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New-York tribune., 1894-06-25
DEL, LACKAyyANNA AND WESTERN r.. r.
stations In Nev-YOrL foot of Bnrclny ana
ChrfstOpher Streets.
VESTIBULED TRAINS. PULLMAN BUFFET

Direct route 10 NEWARK. BLOOAFIELD. NONTCLAIR
THE ORANGES. Summit, Bernardsyille. BasNnr
Ridge. Madison. MorristOwn Fassaic. Paterson Boon.
ton, Dover Stanhope. BUDD'S LAKE LAKE no.
PATCONG. Hackettstown sCHOOLEYs MOUNTAIN
Washington PHILLIPSBURG. EASTON WATEE
GAP. STROUDsBURG. Pocono Mountains sCRAv
DANvILLE. NoRTHuMBEkLAND. Montrose BiS5.
RiCHFIELD sPRINGs. Cortland, SYRACUSE. Os.
BATH. DANsYII.LE. BUFFALo ana all p0ints
7:20 A. M.-BINGHAMToN Mall stops q, principal
600 a. M-BUFFALo, SCRANTON, BINGHAMroy.
man Buffet Parlor Cars Connects at Buffalo with
train for Chicago. arriving 800 a m. morning
1 90 p. M--sCRANToN BINGHAMTON and ELMIRA
EXPRESS Pullman parlor
400 p. M-sCRANToN. .wrLKEsBARRE and PLYM.
OUTH EXPRESS. Pullman paror cars
Z 30 p M (Daily)-BCFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON and ELMIRA LIMITED EXPRESS. Pullman
Buffet Seepers. Arrives az 75 a. m.
900 y NJ Daily)-BUFFALO SCRANTON. BINGHAM.
TON RICHF1ELD SPRINGS. SYP ACUSE and o5-
WEGO EXPRESS. Pullman Buffet Sleepers.
TICKETS AND PULLMAN ACCOMMODATIONS at q
Murray-st and 429 Broadway Tickets ferry sa,ionS
7S5 and e42 Broadway SO West l25thst 23J Columbus
ave New-York 33S and 128 Fulton-s and "A Broadway
Brooklyn Time tables giving full information az all
check baggage from hotel residence TO dsstinstion
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REA1. EsTATE TRANSFERS.

Fr9n;Ist No 2'l JACOB II "ooy $50
Domnicx-st No a; John Harmon to Eliza Han 8, q
J2d-sf n g. 300 Il Of Sthave. lN.1x Irregular :,
lanes 4 Striker 20 James " McCairry ...... 4iJ
13ist-sf II s. l25 II Il 4th-ave. WllNlW'
Edward + steers Mabel White.
i2Hh-st No II East Mary Amernan 70 wall
rdo,r @T Mn,@ H. sai lanes a;ans to pctcr Docigcr IS
Spring-s =. adjoining land Morris lMelGos".
ctcl irregular. " " Astor to Alexander u
Black
il5th-st No Ggi East. Thomas II White. trustee. - -
10 Richard Walsh ......-....... D.
Lots %. % map of property % Ephraim Levy. , y
I'D and 18th wards T. y Levy to l. UIimdn Iv
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G onntrn Boaro.

4 rI.ANTIC FARM Hnlf-mlle from depot: hall mile
~ from dock. 80 TO ~ per week Mrs W. t.
HEWLETT, Merick l.. l.
II LMWOOD 0armhouse).-On small eminence at foot
H NJ Mt. Equn surrounded by Green MIS- larBe'
table. A. l. Purdy. Manchester, VI
GREAT SOUTH BAY.-Surf hs:hing sailing. rowing. rid
NJ ing; large grounds: shade; generous table liberal
terms guests station j. W Tuthin Speonk L. l.
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8 RTE {. / N 6: S.

Ihrou,h trains Ter Chicago anu tAe Ness .eAfe "s"
YORK foot OF Chambers-st. daily. follows. ana wv
minutes earlier from West 2otst. p,,e.
Ii.lS A. M.-Nesubued Express FOR NaNeFy, SSnIs.
J.lO hamton Elmra, Buffalo. Bradford and Sa4S'
manca Parlor car L Buffalo -, chl.
.l.nn A. M.-Vestibule Limited. Solid train iol mi.
O'OO cago via Cnsutaugua Lake sieepeFs " Wv
caco Cleveland and Cincinnati Dining Gag. y.us
GRO T.. M-solid train TO TGieasS S;s VIA Niagara
S.i, y. M.-Via Chautadqua Lake ana Niasaif if,rraia
O'fo Solid train to Shieaso: Sieepe'' " D
Chicago and Cincinnati. Dining CAt. >.o pr.rryAS
7 oCAI TIME TABLE. TICKETS ANp ~ Ill isS
IL accommodations at 26l 2T3 4Ol and vo broaoN''
East i25th-st, Chambers and West d-st terF'es
York; 1888 Brookyn; 700 tudsos, lis tof
ant iersey CITY station Transfer company SA'
and checks baggage from hotels and residences 10 ~
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF new JERSEY.

Anthraci,s coal used exelqsyelyl
Fs 'ae .@: .,s9n As9ms tas, Bofs 3, s.@s sg@a.
For Eas'on bethlehem AllentoWn Maueh chu5S' q &C. e.
8 EastSS 90 ~ oS go 20 5S As.HP9wT sc M Sun
For .wlkesbarre. ,Pttston and Scranton oio A. NJ.
i9 For iS Reasas t3. a so sup6Ss so sG % o O. ~ so NJ
u6day: io i' 80 $ ' o. &C. 10 &c. coo o. p R H. nsi si
800 5os 545 P. NJ i3:i5 night. Sundays. i'O6 sos
eo s r. i0 e isS sSus 7so o'P P Sundays lis NJ
ALL BAIL ROUTE.
For Long Branch. Ocean Grove. &c.
For Red Bank Long Branch and points south to to Point
Grss. 70 snG R@ Ann Bs3 psri S 400 2
T5 N Tons Rd RveT 20 GsrDssa Park and
For Atlantic City. vineland and Bridseton 4so A. NJ.
If TS Re' g. S:Ss So 5 i2' q Fss9s sas3s,! p'sa 80
SANDY HOOK ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE ETC.
From I.er ;. \. r., foot Rector St
Beach sabrsh Nonmash bsach and long anes
s 90 g. NJ os sasd.y. 20 90 io S@qgd?T = 0"' '
souh To- P5n sSsa nS os Gce! aS gSa
days oniy s:ts 800 P NJ sundays except Asbnry Park
ana Ocean Grove $50 4 NJ -, =,
e, .as:T.SS I@; eafy R;'' ss' nsIn's' '"
100 p ~ SATURDAYS on ~.
ROYAL BLUE LINE
TO PHILADELPHIA. bAAdIyIMoRE bAd6IyI AND WASHING
II 80 DINING carr \. NJ. SO 3,co. 400 Bune, Par,,
CAP. 300 600 CDining caTl. 80; s.i5 P. NJ, i?,'
i:3o 500 800 dining cap. P. NJ. l2:iS night
For Baltimore and Washington. week days. 900 ll3o
Dining Carr A NJ. 80. 500. 500 600 Dining Car,
/ 81 g. 80 56o %SS Goo DINING Goinns CAB P H. il .lsss,
Tickets ard pariorcar seats be procured lI2 ?s
AS 044. lao. 1923 broadway. 737 Gh-aye. 81 East
IAN St. i34 East l25th 81. 2e4 West i25h 81. Sl
brooklyn: aS Broadway. Williamsburg The New-York
Transfer Company will call for and check baggage hon
hotel residence 10 destination.
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1rurber5.

V'ITOR1NG for The summer hy Yale graduat"; foar
1 years experience. highest rcferenc~s Address J. o.
J 1i2 Rroadway.
VALE STUDENT Cserior. 30 is open 20 engagements
i tutor during July. August and S"pi' 'int~r. best
references Address H. e. y. 30 South Seoonf-aFe NJ
Vernon y !.
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5tbool A0entire.

School A0encice.
"A supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Goyefnesse'
&c to Colleges Schools and Families Apply
Mrs. NJ j. lcrNGFULTON. % Union square.
GENCY Miriam Coyrlere supplies tutors. professors
~ all 1cIfst flrnls
schools 10 parents oh-aYe. BOOK Bling 20h-f
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6otels


Brooklyn.
ElANS0ON MOUSSE
brooklyn Heights directly opposite Wal-s ferry.seect
family and transient Hotel; enlarged and remodelled;
newly furnished. elegant large single suite.
with private BATH rpecia rates for summer months.
coolest location IN the vicinity OF Ncw-YorLr
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Nem pnblitatlons.

EPILEPSY.
IL EPILEPSY
EPILEPSY
EPILEPSY
What mode of treamen. gives best results,
Send stamp tOr pamphlet 10 the
WILLIAMSON SANITARluM. New-London. Conn.
Twentieth Edition rost paid. f0r 25c.. OF stamps.
THE HUMAN HAIR; Why it Falls or;
Turns Gray. and the Remedy, BY Prot HARLEY
PARKER. A. VI. LONG & co l0l3 Arch St. Phia. Pa.
Every should read this lit,e book."-Athenaern
New-York tribune., 1894-06-25

For Boys and Young Men.-Country.
ct JOHNS MILITARY SCHOOL.
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Instrnrflon.

For Boys and Young Men.-C,ty.
II NIvEESITY GRAMMAR SCHOOL 52 West 5sth-st-
u year. Prepares for colleges centfc schools
tusinesA Primary department. Four resident pupils
ceived ELMER Z PHILLIPS. A NJ. Principal.
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JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Fred J. Thomas has sold TO John s.
Millef his third interest In the lula quartz
lode. for $1,000.
The cap sooiabie which was 10 have been
held al the Lutheran church this evenlnp
has been postponed till next Saturday
night, March 10.
Walter Matheson has transferred "a
Ellen l.. Newman. the south luO feet OF lot
Is, block As. Northern Paeinc addition, the
consideration being 81.
There will be no service al the Unitarian
church Tomorrow evening. buttn the morn
ing ID. Croker viii pTesch on The Cath
ollie World Of To-Day"
DR.. Lesser delivers one Of his Lectures on
hvqisne 81 the university Saturday night
subisoL Force. The public are cordially
welcomed to the lecture. special cal
will leave the post Ofiee ~ 1880
Damp, cloudy. cold and beastlyi YOU
don't know how 10 app eoiats Montaua
weather till you get here" writes Helsns
man from 81 Paul 30 a friend In she oitY.
The funny part OF 10 IL the writer has been
complaining all year about hontsnS
weather ana went east to get into ''God'i
oountFy."
Col. G. O. Bradshaw says the statement
in q Bosnian paper that be intends 20 re-
move from MontanA 20 Washington. ID. G..
is erroneous. lie will make q business triI
20 that city soon. but expects TO livs the
rsmaindsr of mis- days on earth in th'
Treasure state. and rest In the BoxemaE
cemetery afterward.
! Delegates 10 the interstate irrigation con
vention az Omaha. March p and p. haV'
been appointed bY Gov. hicka de- As fol-
lows: Donald Bradford aud W. 5. Notsw
/ Helena; 4. T. Barton. Choteau City; l.. A
Huffman. Miles City; ). N. kmeiy, Bozs
man; II. r. Rolfe. Gieat Falls. j. q. Villas
/ Livingston; J. q. kerley. Townsend; J. nj
V oofman. Lewis.own, and James Maui
/ din. Dillon.
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PRAISE FOR MONTANA STOCK.
A tPortinE Authority spsans Highly a
Deer Lodge Horses.

A tportinE Authority speaks Highly Of
Deer Lodge Horses.
The catalogue Of the thoToug hhreds
owned by Contad kohrs aud John Bislen-
berg. Deer Lodge. Montana, has been
isans5, says the New York Sporting World.
The horses are q remarkably we'll bred lot.
az a glance through ihs catalogue shows.
Although most people know OF Marous
Daly's extensive Bitter Root stud. not all
are aware OF the fact that the far north
western state has within us borders another
rare collection OF thOrouehbreds The
climatic advantages claimed b. the people
Of Montana for their State ~ horse aisinR
country ans we'll known, and with such or
cellent stock AZ that 40 the two farms men
toned above as a foundation, Ia the future
We shall expect TO see many racehotsea OF
the highest class coma from the state, and
also soc an industry that will rival similar
industries In other states. In the catalogue
issued By hssara. kohrs BielonbefR ex
tended pedig ess. with descriptions and
racing performanees, are given OF thirty
ssven animals, colts and hllise.
The head Of the stud 10 Eolian, ths we'll
known son Of Eoius and Calssh. Eolian IL
uuqusstionably one OF the best bred Gons
Of Eolua and for that matter one OF the
best b ed stations Ia the United States. lie
was sired by Eolus, one of ths greatest
siTes that ever stood IA this country. dam
Caiash. IA a racshorss Eo.iAn raced from
his three-ysaT- old form until ho was eight
years old. and ous Of seventy races he
won twenty ons. was second In nine. third
in eighteen ana unplaoed In twenty eight
His total winnings foot up S2o, 90.
Among the horses he defeated we're Pee
oOsis, Kaloolah, stridsaway. Belvidere, Ten
Booker. Pearl Jennings. Pontiac. Eurus,
VAlants. Bypsrt DRY Aonopols. Barnum.
Hanover, Terra Gotta, etc. Eolian comes
from the celebrated Maid OF Cakes family
which Ia famed In the production OF sirel
and broodmAres. No son Of EOlus should
outbresd Eolian.
Regent. the aged son of Bonnie Scotland
And Lady Lancaster, is the other stallion.
Regent was = good race horse AID Is richly
bred. containing some Of the b.at blood In
the stud book in his pedigree. With neagei
chances In the stud he has siled such win
ners as Montana Regent Ten Day, Carrie
Lee and others. From 1886 TO 1893 the get
Of Regent have a total of 202 races and
SOB 775.
With such a select band OF brood mares
MessrG Kohrs q Bislenbefg will soon tax
rank with our most prominent and success
full breeders.
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On and after Jan. % the Northern Pacific
will sell tickets from Helena to San Fran
cisco ami return. on account OF the Mid
winter fair. at the rats of $62. 90. which In
cludes Ave admission eoupOns TO the fair
Tickets de NOT allow stopoVsrs and are
limited for retain passage thirty days from
date OF sails.
The regular six months excursion tickets
20 san Francisco and Los Angeles and re-
tuFn will be sold on the 10th OF each month
az heretofore.
For further particulars. sleeping car res
orvAtions. etc, call on OF address
A. ID. EDGAR.
Gen'l ACT. N. L. II. r.,
Corner Main and Grand streets,
Helsna. Mont
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$3.50 FOR S1.25.
That wOuid seem TO lie = bargain
Any Cireumstanoea


The opportunity TO avail yourself Of
great offer OF THE INDEPENDENT will
open only a short time longer. and III.
those who wish a copy of she Worlds Fan
Souvenir Home Queen Cook Book will have
10 pay she publishers price, 80, whereas
il can COW be had at this Office for $i.25,
carriage paid. Orders may be left st the
counting room or sent By nail, and they
will receive promnt attention In other
case. The Home Queen 10 By far the most
successful and pOpulsr book In rrint re-
lAting 20 the subject of cookery, in which
all have an abiding interest Not only the
subject OF cookery, but every department
af family life 10 adequately treated BY au-
thoTitiss on the speoialties. The recipes
are BY lady managers of the Worlds fair,
and were compiled especially for this book.
BY placing lA'gs order THK INDEPENDENT
Is enabled to offer this high-prioed publica-
ton to its readers at the low rice men
toned. The supply IL about exhausted
nnd will not be replsniahed. Orders must
be received soon OF We cannot assure their
being hlled.
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THERE ARE GOOD TIMES IN STORE
For Helena. ~ We wal Only Grasp the
OpportunitV

For Helena. ~ We wn Only Grasp the
Opportunity.
II is Of great interest to the people Of
Helena and surrounding country 10 have q
large number Of manufacturing plants To-
Gated here, and after We have them started
they will require all our patronage TO keep
them running In full blast. There IL the
celebrated Arabella -four which makes q
1ne white bread with . taste which has
never been squalled, and IL made right
here In Helena; theTe Is tbe White Lily
-four, which IL superior 10 ell for pastry.
L here brands of -four should be used sI-
olusively in every household In this city.
This would build NJ Helena and we would
have good times. Remember. hsve nothing
but the ArAbollA for bread, or White Lily
for pastry. Every grocer In Helena and
surround ing towns handles both braEds.
Everybody invited to the domino ball this
evening At Turner hall good limo expected.
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A good time guaranteed TO every one attend n
the dsmino ball At turner hall this evenins
Tickets 50 cents.
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This new branch Of the A. o. II. p. will
meet at A. o. Z. W. hall this (saturday)
evening at eight O'Clock, when the charter
applicants who we're not present 40 its in
stitution may b. admit I'd and new psti-
lions received, OF which there are several 20
be presented. The two councils of this
order ia Hslena now hAvs combined
membership of one hundred and fifty, n
very remarkable growth considering the
hard times.
Gold hand "a. "a, real chin, "A r,soss. %, a,
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For sale. weight thirteen 10 sixteen hundred.
The Diamond Circle brand, real Boston
ehunkS nicely matched teams can be seen
~ Msuldin ranch. near Montana univsr.
sitT. Montana avenue. Hslens. lake cleo
trio car.
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Glassware almost given Away At The Bee Hiv,
this week. bee their special offerings In anothei
column
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IL now the priuelpal bread nour Of Mon.
tana. and tak the lead Of all OtheTG Ash
Jour grocer for 10.
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CinsTariss. rTimrosss In great quantities
aud ready for immediate sales, price % and
80 cents, at Sixth avenue green houses.
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A good reliable boz wants 70 work for his
board while attending school in this oitJ.
Address +. o. Boz 434.
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We offer you specials worth
coming after to-day. Every
one an article of everyday use,
and every one very plainly far
below value.
Thin, white semi-porcelain tea
cups and saucers, low shape.
Special today 8 for soc.
Special fringed linen umbrella
shades for piano, banquet or
table lamps, with wire holder
complete.
Special today 4sc.
Triple silver-plated table cas-
ter, S bottles, metal work, hand
engraved, worth So.
Special today Csc.
Engraved Bohemian glass
wine or liquor decanters with
ground shoppers.
Pint size special today CSC.
Quart size special today soc.
Imitation cut glass o5long jelly
or preserve dishes, SKI inches.
Special today Ioc.
Granite iron tea kettle, No. s
size, flat or deep bottom.
Special today ST.. so.
REFINED block tin deep pud-
ding pans, half price for to-day;
I-quart, regular Ioc, special to-
day SC.
2-quart, regular Ioc, special to-
day SC.
3-quart, regular I2Hc, special
today 4 for 25c.
4-quart, regular I5c, special to-
day for I5c.
s-quart, regular 2oc, special to-
day Ioc.
6-quart, regular 25c, special to-
day for 25c.
Here's a new toilet soap-one
that's going to be a winner. The
makers are Fels g. Co., and the
soap is named Milk and Honey.
A white soap, large cake, deli
cately perfumed. Made to re-
tail at 4oc per box of 3 cakes, but
to introduce It we offer it
Special to-day zoe per box.
All wool double faced Smyrna
rugs, ISx36 inches.
Special to-day $I.2s.
We've got much the largest
line of pocket memoranda books,
pocket ledgers, etc, ever shown
in Helena. Bought them atprices
that enabled our New York
Branch TO sell to dealers there.
Saved several middlemen's profits
on them. They're worth seeing
if you're in need of anything Of
the kind.
Money can't buy a better line
of Bird Cages than we show
They're every one, at every
price, the best of the kind ever
made. We could sell cheaper
cages, but we prefer TO sell the
best cheaper than any other
store sells inferior ones. AL
sizes in both Brass and Japanned
You'll always find our Fruit
department busy. That's a very
good indication that prices are
always right. These special foi
to-day;
Fancy Ben Davis apples,
=
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WGIilStGil' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av.
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Prices. Tntire lower no1r 81 daiierF soc.
ko-erse seat sails opsns a. Pope % C9nuosa
Drug store. friday morniug
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Hat. and e.ps Al slaughtered prices =, The
bee nive.
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Mr.. Bandmann will be supported
by a fun comp my OF Helena ama-
teurs. and the beautiful story of
our national poet Washington
lrvlru. VIII b. put on the stage IN
"a style and manner that will bear
favorable criticism with the tes-
Efforts OF the father OF the piece,
the great Joe Jefferson.
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o. Wall bag library hanging lamp ~ The
bee Hive that uill eost o. Al snJ other store.
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Bargains in all lines at The Zee Hive.

A glass tea set worth si2s sold this weak r.
800 At The Bee Hive
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ENcryone AnNMeh
To call and see a somplste line Of china
glassware lamps. silvervarS, ate.
Prices TO suit svoFy purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
r. y. kDwARDs. Park Avenue.
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Monroe couuoli'. a. o. II. r.

A SIS china fish SET hand painted, for sl2 at
The lee Hive this wesk.
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Go 20 Ct Louis via Albert lea" Route.
thortest snd besL Only dining oar roats.
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Notes is hereby given that all persons
are hereby warned not TO trust my wife,
Dora n. Bedford, for any urchAses she
may desire 20 make. ne l will not be re-
sponsible for Any Indebtedness incurred By
her ADKLBFRT BEnToRD.
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EEpsrisnsed hslp wanted in millinery.
Iaquirs on Aaroh 2. when l viii rsturn
from the east fLoRriLt STKvESa.
Denver block. i27 BroadwaT.
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/ Got to Hot spring. Ark, vie "albert lea
/ houts N A 81. Loui. ny. Shortest and best.
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You can bay slAs. berry set at The Bee Hive
this week Tor 23c.
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For information hos 20 travel cAsapiy. QUICKLY
and comfortably 60 thu kAat south and West
address. A. Outt sct'g q. 4. A 4. A. n A
81 4. ~. hinneApolls. MINI
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Eggs.
Putter
Arples
Cider.
Oranges
Lemons
Cranherries
nuts Of all kinds
Fig and Dates
Garden Seeds
FOLD Feeds
Alfalfa Seed
Timothy seed
Red Glover Feed.
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WILL OPEN MARCH 1.

SIRE. ~. D. speriina Has Moved % ~
south Hodasy strsst
Mrs. NJ. b. spsTlinR has moved from the
Denver block 10 II South Rodney street.
and will open March with eastern help
and eastern prices. She will be pleased 10
meet her old patrons and friends.
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Go East ia AZ. & -. Louis Ry.. Albert Lea
Route Two daily rains. Quick time.
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Gold band tea set. real china. % pieces. for q
al Tho bee hive.
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Our Candy AM
Chewing Gum is
partmsal i8 tho
largest in Non
tann and contA.nsa
voilassortsistook
io1 can bay ohs ".
ing Gum Of "a a.
Chicago price.
Viii forward price
list 20 dealers o.
application
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~, a DsrlOr Lamp with 'A.a' for 81 at The Bee
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Everybody invited to the domino ball this
evening At Turner hall good time expected.
Tickets 20 cents.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-03
~ Ben Davis apples,

Every item in this list of Gro
oeries represents saving of IS
per cent. II can be saved by you
as well as by anyone OF our hun
dreds of customers These prices
special for to-day;
Bakers chocolate, lib. .....35c
Cox gelatine, pkgs for. -. 25c
Prices b. powder, II o. can soc
Rex corned beef, lb can. Zoe
New England Alince meat,
pkg ...... ......... IOC
Prices Lemon Extract, "a pint
bottle. ............. sc
Prices Vanilla Extract, Is
pint lOC
Colman's mustard, = ID can. 2Sc
Lea q PERKINS, w. Sauce, =
pinl. ....... ...... s.
Imported >iacaroni, pkgs. SC