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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-25
LOCAL BRIEFS.
Mems clothing at Alkire's.

Mems clothing at Alkire's.
Chaplain Scott will lecture to young
men at the Baptist church tonight on
The Game of Life"
G. B. Ming yesterday filed final proof
of timber culture claim TO lots and
offs y of ne Il, section 2, twp l, n range
5 east.
The Palace cigar store was illumi-
mated last night by an arc light which
makes the interior of the blishment
brighter than day.
Notice of location of the Golden Tower
mining claim in the Superstition dis
trict was filed yesterday by F. W. LIANT b.
NJ. V. Lamb and Ray Lamb.
The only case in police court yester-
day morning was that of Mexican for
drunkenness and getting knocked down
by an officer whom he resisted.
A circular was received at the local
Office yesterday, announcing a restora-
tion of railroad rates on April 1. Tickets
will be sold at the cut rate until mid
night, March 81. Round trip tickets
good for sixty days will be honored.
Miller's stages from the south side
came in loaded yesterday. Mr.. Miller
has established a regular schedule
which nothing is allowed to disarrange
except high water. The time between
Tempe and Phoenix has been reduced
to one hour.
The circulating library which will be
opened April l by Mrs. j. ]. Blower,
will be great convenience for all who
enjoy light summer reading during the
dull, languid days of the hot months.
1t will include all the latest novels and
monthly periodicals.
Insurance-save it for Blower, April
1st.
The board OF supervisors OF Gila
county have begun suit against Sheriff
Thomson and his bondsmen for 81 $50
on account of his failure to collect poll
tax on the list. Service in the case was
obtained here yesterday on Mr.. V. An
| derson, manager of Kellner's store, one
of the bondsmen.
Those negligee shirts at Alkire's lool
delightfully."- comfortable. Don't hest
tate about investing in one. They are
reasonable in price.
L. R. Legier, the sculptor. visited the
marble quarry of Messrs. Luke, Kirk
land, Williams & Co. as an expert
which fact had already been noted il
these columns. His report is that tht
marble is first class and that the prop
erty is valuable. Lack of space pre-
vents a more extended visit.
You will need straw hat sooner Of
later. Alkire has some taking styles.
Mr.. Clay F. Leonard has taken bust
ness management of the Gazette and
has brought into the Office those quail
fications which have heretofore mad,
him so successful. Mr.. Leonard is &C
tive and courteous and has conse
quently acquired a popularity which
cannot fail to be advantageous to tn
journal he represents.
List your property with Blower. TT,
a new man.
Mr.. Louis Melczer yesterday movei
into his elegant new brick cottage il
Simm's addition. The cottage is
model of beauty and convenience. l
was designed by Architect Heinleil
and constructed by d. A. Evans, tn
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-25
A Big Mining Corporation.

An extensive mining corporation was
formed yesterday of which L. w. Nor
gan is president; D. \. Abrams, super
intendent; ]. E. Caplinger, vice-pres
dent; George Newsholm, treasurer, and
E. A. Woods, secretary. Articles will
be filed tomorrow. The association was
formed for the purpose of operating
valuable claims in the Humbug and
Aqua Fria districts, which it has recent
ly acquired by purchase. Within thirty
days the gentlemen will invest $25, 900
in development.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-03-25


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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
OFFICRRS ELEUTED
ny the Merchants aud Manufacturer
Association OF Helena

ny the Merchants aud Manufacturers
Association Of Helena.
The Merchants' and Msnufactufers' a.
ISOLATION Of Helena. az its meeting on fri'
DAY night. elected the following oiheers'
President J. J. Hindson; vice president
IA. ~. Parohsn; secretary. Z. +. Wood
man; treasurer. Prank X. lurneri directo =
r. II. Kleinsohmilt Mike Reinig. T. i.
Fnller =. J. Edva Dc and Swend Carlson.
A. the next meeting. on FRIDAY, 18Th inst
standing committees will be appointed on
membe ship. credits aud collections adul-
terations and bianda short weights ana
tarss. wholesalers ana manufacturer
legislation, transp ortation aud license.
Consultation and by-laws were adopted by
the meeting Friday night. which was
attended by foity-elght members.
The preamble 60 the constitution
says: "ln order 90 foster and maintain
ornament social feeling between she
merchants aud manufacturers Of Helena,
20 obliterats the feeling OF distrust and
jealousy that seems % exist. 20 correct OK
cssaive aud unmercantile competition, 10
remove by conceived action all evils and
customs that are against good polioy and
sound business principles. 20 establish such
rules and regulations as may appear essen
tal 20 the highest welfare Of the trade, 90
attain those desirable results which expe J.
ence has demonstrated are unAttainable by
individual or divided effort; for these rea-
sons We hereby resolve ourselves into an
organization 20 be known Hsthe Merchants
aud Manufacturers association"
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REsuMEs nIs rROFRssIONs
Mr.. NJ. a. Meyendorff Takes Up His work
ns civil IngIneer

Mr.. NJ. A. Meyendorn Takes Up his work
~ Civii Engineer
In our advertising eolumn will be found
the card Of NJ. NJ. A. Meyendorif announce
ING his return 20 his old profession. After
taking his degree az Michigan university ~
civil engineer he was employed ne ieveler
on the -. Louis 4 souta Eastern railway.
Six months later he was in charge OF the
construction Of the bridge OF the Big Wa
bash on the same road.
Mr.. Meyendorh came 20 hOntAna Ia 1871
az transit man on the IuiOn Pacific sur
Veying for this road for two years. in 1873
he Was mineral surveyor in A iona The
same year be became transit man on the
san Joaquin a King River canal. Rsceiv-
inc call from the surveyor general the
same year be returned 60 Montana ant was
chief mineral clerk until 1874. While in
that capacity he was also deputy United
States mineral surveyor. In June. 1874. he
resigned aud formed partnership with o.
b. OBannon as mineral surveyor and
attorney for patents.
Ia 1875 be became examining clerk for
patents IN the United States land office At
Washington. In May of that year he was
appointed superintendent Of construction
OF the United States assay office at Helena,
com pleting the building in June. 1876.
Soon ate. ward be was appointed mslter
at she assay Office and held that position
until a wear ago. NJ MeysndoTh has been
uniformly successful in all HE enterprises.
and his qualifications and experience are
such Rs 10 warrant the prediction that bis
70. ure sucsess will be markell.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
THE Y. P. S. c. E.

The Coming State COMMUNICATIONS
Meeting of the Local Union.
The state convention OF the Y. z. s. c.
f., which nests az Butte MAY 1 and ?,
promises to be the best ATTENDED as we'll
as the most interesting state convention of
that society yet heli In Montana. J. W..
Boston. secretary OF the National Society
Of Christian Endsavor. will attend the
convention. and many Of the most promi-
nent workers IN tle society IN the state will
attend. I here are Rht societies IN Hel-
ena. and these form a local union. which Is
expected 20 send delegates. Next Tuesday
evening abe local union will have a busi-
ness meeting a. 81. Paurs NJ. +. church TO
hear reports of the benevolent work done
during ths winter and 30 elect delegates to
the state convention. The union has been
one Of the most potsnt agencies in Helena
during the winter in giving aid 20 those
who needed il.
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Nor OUT VERY LONG.

Ida Hutton's Mental Disorder BeElns
Anew After Release
Ida Hutton. = solored woman. was ar
rested recently and taken 10 the county
jail on the suppositiou that she vas vio-
lently insane. DR.. c. b. Miller. J. A.
Allen and I'd Flaherty were summoned TO
serve as Jury to inquire into the question
OF her sanity. In company with Judge
Buck the jury visited the county jail yes
teTday The woman's sister did not care 20
have her sent TO Warm Springs and the
judgs Was not emit ely satisfied that the
woman was insane. He the efore ordered
the woman TO b. given In charge of her
sister with directions 20 repoft II she be
came violent. Meantime the judge ad-
journed the session of the jury 20 await
further Developments Half an hour after
her release the woman became 80 violent
that Sheriff Cuftis was again called on TO
arrest her. which be did.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

81 had in my charge at one time, )" said
a prominent New York doctor, "a child
who had almost lost control Of the mus
Giles of one Of the legs, a difficulty brought
on, as / firmly believe, by the habit the
other children had Of taking the little
thing out with them and hurrying il along
in order 60 keep up with the other young
sters with whom they were playing They
had strict orders not % leave the baby or
10 let 20 81 its hands. and as consequence
il was dragged and pulled along in the
most frightful fashion. / believe that a
great many cases Of ricketts, are brought
on by this habit Of pulling children 10y
the arms. Ii necessarily il "A strain on the
spine aud must be productive Of unpleas
ant If not dangerous results
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MISREPRESENTATION FAILS.
some wouid-ne Merchants Have Helped
build n business.

some Would lie Merchants Have Helped
Build n business.
when weinstein a Co. started in bus
inesa and commenced 20 sell goods a.
reasonable prices sioTekeepers with whom
they competed predicted that their business
career would be short. They can't sell AZ
those prices and exist" they cried. To the
surprise Of these prophets % evil tho new
Il m succeeded amazingly. lhen new a.
Qument became necessary. They can :
sell honest goods a. such rioes; they must
cheat" became the oD. and II was led 30
loudly md 90 often that many people went
60 Weinstein's and bought 20 SEQ whethes
u we're true. One trial settled ~.
The goods we're night. the weights AM
measures right, and the Trices the lowest
ever named IN Helena. The originate Of
the stories we're b anded indelibly IN the
minds Of the eople as deliberate liars. 80
the thiag has gone on till the present day d.
In vilifying Wuinstein & Co. thev have low
cred them selves in the eyes OF the public,
and hsve helped build up the greatest re-
tail business an Helena. Their latest at
tempt II generally known won d thoroughly
disgust tie eopls. We withhold the de-
tails now, but will make them public IN
the near future II neosssar.
wEINsrEIS a Co.
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- ANS &
NJ HEElN.

TO-DAY Christian ms 10Th
birthday is celebrated through
out Denmark.
He was born April s, 1913,
and in 1882 married a daughter
OF the Landgrave William Of
Hessc-Casscl, and among the
children by this marriage are
Princess Alexandra of Wales
and the present Empress of
Russia. Christian IN succeed
cd Frederick VI in 1908 and IS
the oldest of the living mon
archs.
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A BOLD BUSINESS.

Or. Ho,dsn's Rig stolen While She Is Wis
ing n Patient.
DR.. Katherine Holden went 10 visit a
patient on Lyndale avenue last night, and
tied her horse snd left IL and the buggy in
charge OF a boy to see that none OF the rugs
were stolen while she went inside the house.
She was only inside a few minutes, anu
When she came out the rig was gone. The
boy said a man had come Up and ask
him II shat was his horse and buggy. On
being told that the boy WAS onlv watching
70 the man brushed BIN aside. united the
horse and jumping into the buggv drove
of. The police am the sherif's Office were
notified. and a sharp lookout Is being kept
for the man and the stolen property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

The following is a description OF horses
supposed to be stolen and nowin possession
OF she sheriff Of Lewis aud Clarke county:
One yearling sorFel mare white face and
Whitish feet No brand.
One ysarling sorrel mare, white half
moon in face. No brand.
One black Vesrlipg mare. No brand.
One sorrel horse. sboat two years old.
Of dollar IN face.
One iron grey maze. Whitish strip In face.
combined CA on left shoulder. lower part
Of brand blotched.
One black mare. bald face, glass eye on
left side. branded on left hip faint.
For further PARTICULARS apply to G. ID,
CARTS. sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

At meeting Of the officers and 10 achsrs
Of ST. Paals san day school, held April /,
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted:
Resolved, That the hehfty and sincere
thanks Of 81. PaupE NJ. T.. church Sunday
school DO rendered TO Mrs. +. B. Meirick.
aud thosO who 80 kindly assisted her. for
their zeal and untiT.ng efforts IN preparing
and rendering the delightful programme
recently given FOR the benefit Of 81. PauPs
Methodist Episcopal sunday school; that
We recognize In MTs Weirick a woman OF
unusual executive ability ana a ieadsr and
impersonRtOr OF marked and varied talent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

The following is the complete cast OF
habel Heath. to be gwen at Ming's Mon
day evening. Auril g under the auspices OF
the Associated Charities: Norton Heath. j.
s Stewart; Frank Lawton, w. G. Loftus
Ferdinand Simpkins ". +. Dufiu; Dennis
Dishes. Theodore Kinda; Mabel Heath,
Mise Della Mounts; Sadie Milton. Miss Ida
Lewis. InciIsntAl to the piece. singing aud
dancing specialties will 10 introduced BY
the following named people: Mics Della
Mounts, Miss Ida Lewis the Mess's. How
ard, Kinda and Duffia. Reserved seats now
on sale at Pooe a O'Connor's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

Mr. Jesse Spright. one Of the most prom
inent citizens 81 Pitt county, y. C., Is the
authority for the statement that Greene
county. iu his state, il the home Of one OF
the most remarkable freaks Of nature this
country has probably ever produced. This
freak is u son Of Mr.. Lassiter n farmer Of
Greene county. Around the pupil OF each
of the boy s eyes in circular shape, is the
word America" ia perfect characters.
The bows ewes are dark aud the letters are
brown and legiblc upon close inspection.
-Charleston News and Courier.
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THE PkICKLY PEAR.

4. Starr, the Botanisi. Tells Of Two or
Three Varieties IN the State.
+. Starr. CO worker Of the Floia al Emblem
society To- Lswis and Clarke county. says,
in response 20 Mrs. AldeTson's question
that generally the people Of Montana when
thsy speak Of the Irickly pear. mean the
most common ont-the Opuntia Nilsson
rensis. 10 continues; In the northeastern
states the Opuntis vulRaTis aud Opuntis
Rahnssquii and 10 the southwestern states
the Opuntia Engelmanni are also called
pTickly iears. / myself am acquainted
with Ofuntia Nilsson isnsis and Opuntis
frsQilis and one other which / shall study
during the coming season before detezm'
ing its name"
Dir. starr has opened & book at his plao,
% business. 20i ROdRey street. where thos,
who wish mar register their name anc
choice Of flower for the floral emblem.
Newbro Witcs- Hazel Almond Cream
will render the hands soft and smooth.
Ladies muslin underwear in all styles aud a
al prices az be Zee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting HIS Railroad Route. Selects
the Road

In Selecting His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road
That affords excellent ami most comfort
able faoilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful and pictur-
osqus portion Of the eountry-"Ihs Mi
wHukee."
That has-and meTits-the reputation of
strength aud reliabilitE-"Theh milwaukee,"
That enjoys popularity and ia STAN red
with public approVal-''Ihs Milwaukee"
That has a substantial roadbed and most
ffeQusnt train servios-"The Milwaukee"
That isRards always, tue comfort, ease
and safety OF It's patsons-"Ihs Milwau-
kss."
That furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars and latest library buffet
smoking cars-"The Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlOr cars, free reclining chair cars aud
sumptuous dining oars-"The Milwaukee"
That has exclusive uas OF the electric
berth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Inv Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more. toe. Its trains are vestibulod
heated BY steam. electric lighted and an
surpassed in luxurious appointments
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
IsOple aud Iou cannot be far from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. 1. CoNLEY. Asst. Gen. Pass. Aet
~. Paul. MINI.
NoTK.-Fivs trains daily from Twin Cit
les to Chicago ono 90 ST. Louis and one 50
Kansas City.
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Inland. 30 Of .II Lind. a DE Beo Hivr.


60 10 81. Louis via Albert Lea" Route.
Shortest and best Only dining car route.
Union Pacific Grants siE Months on Call
fornia Tickets.
The Union Pacific, commencing March
% will place on sale daily. excursion tick
cts 70 California. heretofore sold on the 18th
OF each month only.
Helena to San francisco and return. $50.
Los Angeles and return Ss9. limited to six
months with ston over privileges.
Thirty day tickets TO San Francisco and
return 1920. Continuous passage.
Remember this is the southern and by
twenty -four hours the quicker route TO
California. Take the Pullman DininR Car
route thereby saving time and expense.
Ticket office No. p n. Nam street. Hell
enA, Mont. II. O. WILSON.
Freight and Passenger Agent
Apron ginshams this week only Ca cents at
The Bee Hive.
Go 20 California via albert Lea" Route.
Only line with through cars.
Try MsnoWns Montana Pancake Flour.
Untrimmsd.
A large assortment Of untrimmsd hals fol
% cents each.
The larges, line Of outing iAnne!s can DO found
I at he lee Hive.
HELENA IN BRIEF
Capital City Music Co. s22 Ninth ave.
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$500
NECLIGEE
SHIR rs

From the best manufacturers in
the country. All the leading
styles, Numbered and unlaun-
dcred, cuffs and collars detached
and attached, about twenty diff
ferent styles We must sell some
of them. Regular price $500.
This week for
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

TROUSERS.

We have taken $50 pairs from
our 5000 and $3.50 line, have
put them on separate tables, and
this week they so at
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$3.50
MEMS SUITS.

During the past week we have
received many new novelties to
our already large stock. Those
who visited our store were loud
in their praises of the handsome
garments, both in patterns and
cut. They are so different
none of that "ready-made" look
about them. All bear our label,
From
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

CHILDR MS
SUITS.

In this department we have all
the latest novelties to be found
in the Eastern markets. The
double-breasted is the leading
style this season. We have also
single breasted, Juniors and
washable Suits. Prices from
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For Two iilts.
An elegant sailor hat for - cents.


GIadiolus aud tubsrose bulbs for sale e,
5i3 sixth avenue L. ". knights old resi-
denesj. Tell your friends. Orders solic-
tied for all kinds Of louss and garden
plants Ross CARTEL Florist
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
SIP PRIMO
Owe RCOATS.

OF a weight neither too light
nor too heavy, made in a great
variety of grades, in Black,
Colored Meltons, Clay Worsteds
and kerseys. From
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

The Tss Hive has eili somo ~ their c-ocksrI
and glass Nare ul lanI. Whl "a they are sellllE Al
cost 20 clio out the iino.
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Bottled at the home brewery, in
St. Louis.

A. B. c. Pale Export, per
case of dozen quarts. 5 $50
A. b. c. Pale Export, per
barrel of o doz quarts. o.75
A. b. {. Bohemian, per
case of dozen quarts. 400
A. b. c. Bohemian, per
barrel of o doz quarts. II.25
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

All tAis week We Will receive cur frisnds
M our new and eommodious quartz .. No.
Is south Main street. That tn lntieg may
have still further opportunity % sccu q
rare bargains We vail still continue to sell
out our entl % stock OF millinery nud fancy
COoda ~ prices esa than the same grade Of
goods have ever leeu offered before ia this
city. Our W lire OF millinery las arrlyed
aud viii be dlsulaJsd Monday. New nov
elites will arrive weekly and tie newest
aud most stylish novelties only will b
llaced or snle ~ us 20 Whoiesale prices.
Il. kLISF Us South Main Street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

4 man always thinks bis love letters
models Of competition tdl they come up
ia a breach Of promise case.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

We have better hats, among
them the world-renowncd Knox
Hats, for which we are sole
agents in Helena The best and
most popular hat made.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

The .arges. assortment Of trimmed and
unirimmsi hats In the city a. s. A.
FishsT's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

large alsorimsat Of un,rimmsd hats 70.
% cents each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

go to Tie rse Hive Tor baby oarriagsa Tho
largest llns IN iisleus-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

The Pride OF Father. Mother. Brothers
and Sisters.
Not only are all the members OF the
family delighted, but all the bosrders not
20 mention the noighbors for several
squares round about. Excuse the typo
graphical sfrof-you may think the flow
ei' iefsrrsd 10 Is dear little eherub Of a
toddler, bat 10 is not. u is the srabelia
brand. and ordinarily spollei hoHr. or
white lily. for tnstry; the former Tor
b cad. Bread and pastry about comprise
tho uses TO which fou- il Tut. and oil
merchants IN tho civ keep the brands made
~ the Montana Milling COMPANY home
industry that makes bettef -four than any
other company In she country. Customer.
te ] the grocors that the afabella and white
lily give entire Subtraction. aud thsy are
consequently Incrsasiug their orders.
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ouAsihthe intree of Of
teEeht valuable inventions oousa Of tho
reliable solicitors
sgresuy not te
win worthless
and therefore Pran tohnin
Makes Mark an
Cps opinions % Validity ssnd
lufrna omen
with al
tie
viii Infringement
matter
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

Have you seen those fancy satesns at The BE
He3 Hive Tor 20 cants.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08
JAUNTY
JACKETS
AND CAPES

The Jackets for spring have a
certain Chic Stylishness about
them which makes them par
ticularly pleasing 10 women of
good taste. We will offer you
for this week the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

TIE trustees elected will serve three
years an will take Office al the next reRu-
lar meeting. April 10. For the next year
the board will be com osed OF Fred Gamer
W. T.. Cox. II. NJ. Psrehsn. c. ID. Green
Geld. i. p. Sterling. Peter Whine and
Jacob Walker.
The po pular song Tack Among the Old
Folks Once Again " en- he had by sending 40
cents 10 the Helena Ausle Hou
Uso Newbro's witch Hazel Almond
Cream for the complexion.
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5000
HATS.

You have seen our window
display. We viii keep them in
there for another week. Hats
we have sold for $500 and
over only
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-08

2 be- hest b.by carriage in fhe city At Tho Zee
Hive. fiices range IRON a 30 10 $50.