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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
The Rev Cave.

John Sidey went out to his new cave
Tuesday and posted notices of location.
1t is only 81 miles from the Evans
hotel and the drive. which is an easy
one, Is through some of the most en-
chanting scenery in this ne%ighborhood.
He has already explored about 500 feet.
and from the opening that leads farther
in there is a strong draft of wind indi
Gates that there are large subterranean
chambers. Messrs. Aldrich and Hop
kins have taken hold and will assist
him in developing it. The chambers
already discovered are covered with
box work. pop corn formation, and
beautiful s~talactites and stalagmites.
A rustic log house will be built near
the entrance and it will be opened up
for the reception of visitors. The STAR
congratulates Mr.. Sidey heartily on his
new find and wishes he may realize his
fondest hopes in it as an attraction for
visitors.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

Ne. amt of risk. in force !. !. IA, q, ioe %
CoMPANY's STATEMENT OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED IN THE STATE OF
SOUTH DAKOTA DURING
THE YEAR 1899.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
Romantic, Though Sad.


A Chicago despatch contains the fol-
lowing interesting statement relative to
a former Black Hills family, the princi-
pal actor being none other that a for
mer dean of the school of mines ut
Rapid City:
1.-THE marriage of Gilbert E. Bailey and
Mrs. Carry harrington, of Chicago, in
Jersey City, develops u romantic
story. Gilbert, who is editor of the IT.
rigation Age. was married in 1881 to
Cora Claugherty, daughter of a promi-
nent New York politician. The couple
settled on a ranch near Rapid City, s.
D., which was burned in a prairie fire.
Mrs. Bailey vas SO frightfully disfigured
in the fire that her husband, it is said.
ceased to care for her, and she left him.
Soon afterwards she Inherited a for
tune, went to Paris, and by a skin-graft-
ing operation much of her former
beauty was restored. She returned to
Chicago to find that Bailey had secured
a divorce and was ardently wooing Mrs.
Harrington. Mrs. Bailey ATTEMPTED to
gain her former husbands affections,
hut with i'll success, and returned
brokenhearted to the east.
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Resoiv nons 81 Osndeienos.

Resoiy Mons q Csndslencs.
WHERsAs-the Divine fnler Of the ahlverse has
seen it,. His wisdom to remove from No our
g0os and esteemed neighbor and friend, Rev. J.
". b. Anderson, and
son, his family and this camp. have suffered an
sirrep arable loss: therefore he It
REsolvEp, That we hereby express our deep
sorrow and extend our sympathy to the bereayed
and loss of u true, noble and affectionate husband
and father, and withal one of God's truest noble
men: and be it further
RESOLVED, that these resolutions be spread
upon the records of this camp. q copy furnished
the newspapers of the city, and forwarded to
Mrs. j. W. ID. Anderson.
c.. G. FARGO.
r.. H. WELLS,
Il. F. CoNNoR.
Committee.
M. W. A., Camp No. 176s. Hot Springs, {. b.
Public school Report.
The following is the report Of the
public school for the week ending
March "a, 1894.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

-Tbeo. Figge,. Chad ron, sells 8
names staples at 5 Ct; 8 line snaps Set;
2 hitch reins Scot; 2 breast straps
75ct: 2 names 40ct; 2 trace chains Acct;
cinches 20ct; Logan bits 7Oct; j. l. q.
bits 7Octs; spring curry combs 25ct;
curb bits 15ct. Everything in the sad.
.dlery line equally low.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
Resolution. Of Coincidence.

Resolutions of Coincidence.
AT a regular meeting of Hot Springs
Lodge No. 1i2, L. q. U. +. in their lodge
room Wednesday evening, March %.
1904. the following resolutions were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, The Great Creator having been
pleased, ont Of his inanise mercy rcy, to e. remove IN
troubles Of this transitory existance to a state of
endless duration, therefore be It
RESOLVED, That Hot Springs Lodge No. 112,
10. @; F., expresses deep sympathy with the
great temporal loss, and mourns with them over
u vacancy which causes many sad heart aches.
RESOLVED, That Hot Syringe Lodge No. liz,
|: Q F., be draped in mourning for a period of
80 days.
RESOLVED, That these resolutions he published
in the Hot Springs newspapers, that q copy be
sent to the Borrowing family Of our late brother,
also that they be spread upon the records of the
lodge. NEWTON NJ. WADE,
WN,iAN. II. MORGAN,
rs a. gGINv1lAND,
Colanittse.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

Cut out the following coupon and
bring to this Office with 10 cents and re-
ceive an elegant portfolio of MIDWAY
TYPES.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
EGGS for Hatchins

Eggs for Matching.
Thoroughbred Black Laneshaus,
choice stock. very hardy, good layers.
Price, 81 FOR thirteen eggs.
d64-w april MRs. j. N. BUCHANAN,
Corner Jennings avenue and 9th S.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30

The health of the home is much i'm
proved.
The doctor reports only three patients
in the hospital.
Monday evening. the Goth. Mrs. Con-
nor called a a meeting of the COM
rades in the chapel of the home. The
object of the meeting as stated by Mrs.
Conner was to formulate plans to se-
cure a statue of some representative
soldier for the home. A number of the
generals of the late wal were nominated.
and a vote taken on each, which result
ed in the selection of Gen. John A.
Logan. 1t was learned that the organi-
cation had already made some progress
and that it would be completed in a
few days.
The genial, big.hearted, whole-souled
Gov. Sheldon was a visitor at the home
yesterday. He was accompanied by
Adjutant General Silsby Of Mitchell.
also by Comrade Mcdonald of Mime
apolis. and Comrade Murfin Of Lincoln,
Nebraska.
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. NNuAL

A NNUAL STATEMENT
- =. ,oo,
the condition and sfairs Of the st. Paul Fire aad
Marine Insurance Company OF st. Paul, organ
lied under the laws Of the state of Minnesota,
made to the auditor of the state of South Dakota,
In pursuance of the q Of said state. I
ATr X s1 ESH -s 81 Sy5SFu 8 RsSsnss
First circuit, 9. Hamneisteras Yankstcn; End cir
A aA Rr J W vss Sn:, All circrIi osu i q H.,e o.
MitchelI. XIII circmit. ". r. WirS.or Ahardsen:
9TH circuit, =: NJ: March, Pierre; 7th. circuit, A.
E. Wallace, Rapid City; 9Th circuit. Edmu21a d
Dague, DeadwOOd.
+ CAPITAL.
f.
Capital I0U1nfm
ospissl s.osI sstssii paid il sSsss
Az !,
Sa ash =; saAa ae,oa te"' oesas.".o AtoIS = ~
C Cssh ~ Sama.;t aaii'99szs "a
Accounts mot over three months oid) -.
Bills receivable for premiums not
overdue $685.. .......... b5,9l4 SO
Loans on mortgages betAg. the first
ssss e u s: :s cunt Is ss;'r ,s {; 'sss' 7ss ,r.s s.
collater. Insecurity .......... :3l 1850 90
Ssocss endl ponds owhea oy the COM = ron
Interest due and accrued .... 43''ssS IS
$50
Total assets s1Ol liza "a
'A' III IiAnIIITiEs "'''4'''' %
Capital stock actually paid in cssh.s boo.om On
E%ssa ss Il ssssls;a premiums on 81 s'sSs 81
all outstanding risks South a
Salaries or commissions due agents 1854 "a
. ----
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Is stamped in the best watch
cases made. 1t is the trade
mark of the Keystone Wakeh
Case Gosbany, Of philadelphia.
the oldest, largest and best
known factory in the world
1900 employees capacity2ooo
cases daily. Its products are
sold by all jewellers. 1t makes
the celebrated Jas. Boss Ezed
Watch Cases, now fitted with
the only bow (ring) which cam
not be pulled off the case-the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-03-30
WIND CAVE ~sPEfINENS.

WIND CAVE SfDeNAEN0s
Arrangements have been msdo
whereby tho STAR Is enabled TO offer
ah6ndsome collection OF Wind cave
4 fecimens TO all cash in advance SUBJ
(ertbers. This will give you all the
News and an elegant collection OF Wind
cave specimens for 90.
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Home Department
Again the flag drops to a half mast
at the home. On Wednesday, March
the 2lst, 1894, at 9:2O p. m. George Coon
passed away while in the hospital Of
the home. He was 81 years of age and
was born in the state OF New York.
He enlisted in the late war from
Stoughton, Wis.,. August 10th, 1881, and
served In Co. D, Seventh Wisconsin ln-
fantry. and was discharged Feb. "a,
1863. for reason of organic disease of
the heart, the immediate cause Of his
death. Although this was only a part
of his sickness he bore it all with the
resignation of a true soldier. Comrade
Coon was admitted to the home from
Rapid City October 8, 1909. by occupa-
ton he was farmer. Two daughters
survive him; the youngest about IA
years of age, was with him in his last
illness. The funeral services in the
chapel were conducted by Rev. Frame.
Miss Coon wishes to thank the manage
ment of the home for the kind care and
attention her father received while in
the hospital of the home. She also ex-
tends thanks to the comrades who
gave her 5000 to pay her expenses
home.
VIM. III. Mayo, late sergeant of the
home, was h%onorably discharged at his
own request March Ia.
Silas Croker was furloughed March
IA.
Mike Starr was furloughed March 10.
Charles q. Roberts was furloughed
| March 20.
SOLDIERS HOME. March %, 1894.
The new cook at the home, MI.
Leonard. has formulated a bill of fare
to be served at all times, interspersing
the qualities to suit the occasion:
BREAKFAST.
Oatmeal
Sirloin of tender steak.
Boston baked beans
Eggs
Shirred. fried, boiled, p0ached, scrambled
Potatoes
French fried, baked
Scotch rolls, wheat, brown, and graham
bread
Tea coffee milk and cocoa
DINNER.
Consomme, Royal
Sweet pickles Chow chow
Baked trout au Gratin
Prime ribs of beef. demi glace
Chicken stuffed, giblet sauce
Currie of veal, al a Calcutta
Queen fritters. glace
Mashed potatoes Oyster plant
Lemon meringue pie. Assorted cake
Cheese, crackers, fruit, coffee
SUPPER.
Boiled rice
Cold meats
Roast beef Mutton
ippr Potatoes
flashed Drowned Baked
Lobster salad
Corn bread Rye Mullins Hot cakes
Sauce: Prunes
Tea Coffee Milk
The health of the home is much inn
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PERSONAL
A. J. Davis. OF Bate il in She city.
Vim. L. Fisher Of Nirqinia City, Is regis

Al. Davis. Of Butte. is IN She city.
VIM. B. Fisher. Of Nirginia CITY, Is regis
tered at The Helena.
NJ A. johnson and Tom Mortality, OF
Jefferson CITY. are In town.
4. r. Largent Henry Tutin aud Julius
Horst are smolg toe Great Falls peope IN
the city.
W. r. Evans w. J. Bislenbers and John
Relenberg. OF Deer Lodge a-e req stored
a. the Grand Central
Mrs. Al. A. Witmsr n yesterday for a
visl 20 northsrn California. she will be
absent tSo OF three months.
Hon. J. :. Tooker. county clerk and re-
corde. leaves to-day for California 10 be
gone some weeks. NJ. Iookor has not
been ~ ong since the last attack Of gri0,
aud hopes the mill climate IN the neigh
borhood OF San Diego will restore his
health. He Will stop az Ogden Tor few
days on his Vav 20 CalifoTnia.
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"DiSfigured
For Life"

Is the deSpairing cry of thousands
afflicted with
UnSightly skin diseases.
Do YOU realize what this diSfiguras
ton means TO sensitive souls?
II means isolation, SecluSion.
II is a bar to social and business success.
Do you wonder that despair SeizeS
upon these sufferers when
Doctors fail,
Standard remedies fail,
And nostrums prove worse than use
leSSl
Skin diseases are most obstinate to
cure or even relieve.
Ii is an easy matter to claim to cure
them, but quite another thing to
do so.
CUTICURA REMEDIES
Have earned the right to be called
Skin Specifics,
Because for years they have met
with most remarkable success.
There are cases that they cannot cure,
but they are few indeed.
1t is no long-drawn-out, expensive
experiment.
25c. invested in a cake of
CUTICURA SOAP
VIII prove more convincing than
a page Of advertisement.
In short
CUTICURA works wonders,
And its cures are simply marvellous.
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THE CARE OF THE INSANE
Last Year Il Cost Over $1,000 More
Than Was Appropriated
For H.
Annual Report OF the Ccmmis'
sionsr as Made TO the
Governor.
Ihs Pardon OF Martin scott l. DisaP
proved OwisE 90 n Protest Prem
the Judge.

The annual report Of the commissioners
for the insane has been made 90 Gov. Rick
ards The Tepost covers the operations OF
she insane asylum for the nscai year ended
Dec 1, 1873. The total expenses OF Keeping
insane patients for that fiscal year was
So. 737. 81 which is jus, S27S7.50 in excess
OF the amount which the lsst lex stature
appropriated. This deficiency will have 10
be made 40 By she next legislature. The
report shows that a. the opening Of the rs
cal year on Dec. .. 1872. there were In the
asylum 239 patients; admitted during the
wear nineiy-three pa,isnts; discharged I"
recovered. thiity-two; discharged as i'm
proved. eight; died during tbs yea. twenty
ave; escaped. seven; remaining At the e'ose OF
tho rear. 262. There were SS3 cases treated
daring the year. The patients who started
IN a. the asylum with the beginning OF She
fiscal year are classified a. suffering from
the following mental disorders
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Ths pallenl. 80 ssnl Lon the OH

In ths list OF occupations which the pa
tients followed before going 70 The asY.nm
are given these; Housewife. thirty-one;
lRborer sighty-one; miner, tventy-ei9ht;
farmer, seventeen; sheep herder, nVe;
school tenohef. two; servants, six; raneher,
aix; carpenter, eleven. The nationalities
show the following: Germany, thirty-
three; ireland. thirty-four; United States.
seventh three; Scandinavian, twenty -one.
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People overlooked TIE iuuoitsncs Of per
manently beneficial effects aud we're salts
led with transient action; but now that it
IL generally hnoWn that syrup Of FIgs will
permanently cure habitual c0nstiDntion,
weil-informed people will not buy other
laIatives, which act 70. time; but finally
in.urs Abe system.
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The {. :. Public SAmpling WorkL this
city, has reduced their sampling and asssy-
ing charges TO q figure in keeping with the
times. They pay cash and the highest
market price for all classes of smelling
ores. Silver is computed at the New York
quotation ana not the GO day delivery.
Custom assaTinR will rsceivs careful and
prompt attention. Office corner Grand ana
Jackson streets. Helena, Montana.
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am nov on NV second sack Of Afabeila
-four and can say / am highly pleased with
TO- Ny bread has that delightful taste
which ] uas never nb 9 20 obtain while
using eastern -four.
Ms. l. L. WIZ
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INDIAN AND WHITE TN THE NORTHWEST
A History Of CathoIicity in Montana.
BY L b PALLADINo. s j.;
With an Introduction by the RI. REV
d. d, Bishop of Helena.

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sumds ouAumuto eNun p
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adnO d
dnsuL p o hh This nsmsmsus
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ofbah
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copo n rhvvat
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NOTICE TO ESTATE OB
Az George hkoadarmsr, decreased.
Notice Is hereby given BIZ thu UNDERMINED, adj
miuiairator Of tue estate Of George hnoa
dArmsr dscsascd. to tho credtOrs OIL and
all persons havinx clains against TIE SAID
dsceassd 10 sHhibit thsm with the necessary
vouchers " thin four months sftor tho nrst pub
hcation ofths notice the said am niAtrator a.
tie on CO o. "A. HsInsr. IN ths honianA = =
uonfl hans Luilding. Al Helena. Montana. the
sams be- NJ tao place FOR the transActlon ot
The business Of sid estate IN tho county OF lsN"
Jos. n KENCK.
Administrator Of the rstate Of Geo. hhoadarmer'
dsceassd.
atsd Helena. January 5. 1924
Date Of hrst publioation January q 1871
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BUSINESS Is GROWING.

The \. r. Meat Market Proves Popular
Win Consumers
The n. p. meat mGrkot. on Helena ave-
nue.. thoaRh only opened a short time. has
gained a very large patronage. This is due
to the fact that particular care IL taken in
the selection OF all meats, and only the very
best are sold custom,ra Another ONT is
that prompt Oelivey can always be de-
pended n ION. and In every wav patrons re-
ceivs the best treatment Give the new
market a trial. aud the best satisfaction
will be the result.
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buy

Montana Peerless Baking Powder. ItisA
Lcme industry. Ask your grocer fos it.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FoR PERMIs-
~ sion 70 out and TemoNa timber from tho

NOTICE OF APPLICATION Foa PERMIs-
Az eion 10 cut and remove timber from the
public domain.
Notice is hereby given that At tho expiration %
tuenty-one days from the tTst publication OF
this notios l. ~. q. Miller. Of 0roat FALLS,
Cascade county, hontans, will mako written
application TO the honsrabls the secretary OF tho
interior for Dermission 20 cut and remove tim
Der suitable for saWlogs IRON the following DE-
soribed ubsnrveyed lands, viz In what would
b.. n surveyed. township q north. range west.
1eion river where the sixth STANDARD parallel
north would cross said south fork Of the Teton
nver " projeoted thereto. = strip Of land en-
tending ono half mile from each bank OF sad
stream. running thence along each BANK OF "a
stream 10 tho head waters thereof all OF said
land being in Teton county. Montana Contain
ing about tire thorsand eight hundred and
forty (sslol acres. The above dssoribed land Is
rocky and mountainous and amt for cultivation
and l. non mineral ". g. MlLLEd.
First publication Jan. 3. 1894.
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s 5 Huntlsy city = Nicholson Chicago
4 4 Moorhead. city Alex burrsll, Mime
VIM Thompson. hut np1lis
W Fullerton. ureat Peter Minn', city
Falls j oOker, city
VIM b Fisher. Virginia j Watson. san Fran
City cisco
" 4 Logan flkhorn Davis Eutte
George ctrAchau. New " " luncan. Grand
York Forks
W 4 Harris Great Falls l Hamburger, ely.
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Sold throughout the world. Price, CuTicURA,
Soc; soar, 25c.; REsoLvENT, 81. POTTER DRu0
AND CHEM. CORP, Sole lr0ps., Boston. All
about the skin, Scalp, and Hair mailed free.
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For further information. maps. rates. etc.
call At
No. @ North Main street, Helena.
Or Vrits the undersigned
G. W PITTS. City Ticket Agent.
WM HARDER. General Agent
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THE FIRST NATIONAL.

Cne dollar will buy a hne Derby hat worth
$3.50 TO a., At Tn, g. Hive this week.
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NOTICE TO Co-OwNERs-To @. KLEIN
~ schmidt W. X Rsed. J. 7. Walsh. ecu.
Etzsl. ". n Richards. oo-ownefs. aud =. n.
1rerise purchaser OF the interest OF &. klain-
sohmidt, W. Is. 4 esd. and J. T. allah. their
heirs, assigns. executors and administrators:
You are hereby NOTIFIED that W. Jour eo-oWn-
ere. Thea y. Miller. l. A. walker add a. III.
IsnRley have IN aecordAncs with section 29u
Of the revised ttaiutes Of tho 1 nited htstsA sH-
pended IN labor and Improvements ON the
placer claims desisnated a. follows / ots and
* sec a ID H. "; lots 5, q J, \ sec ~. tp II.
organizsd mining district Ia the county of Lewis
and larks and state Of Montana the sum OF
tao hundred dollars. bang the work required By
Law for toe purpose OF holding and representing
"a claims Tor the years Of 1851 aud 1872.
Now therefore. be Il known that unless you
each contribute your hare Of such expenditure
amounting to f25 apiece. for each above one
eighth interest held ciaimed and remit tho
same 20 the Offce 81 I. b Miller. - Helena.
Mont "a. In the county u Lewis and larke.
within ninety days after the service Of this mo-
tice by publicAtlQr FOUR interest or interests In
come the property Of tho undsrsgnsi az pro-
videJ by said section 2a2t Of the United states
aAutes. IHOS. n. MILLER
a. II. LANGLEY.
l. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. IA lega
CTOCKHOLD Frs MEErING-THE nEGU-
- lar annual meetiTg % the stockholders Of
the Helena District Telegraph company will Re
way, helena. Mont. on AsndAg. jar. ~. 1884.
AZ four o'clock p m.
4 W. WILLIAMS. prosieeat
tecfetary.
Dated Jan. :. 1891.
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JsckEon's music house ia selling at abso.
luts cost. II. x. thompson. assisnes.
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Tho Agreement Looking to Resumption
IL Sow Ready for Creditors.
SoTIcE TO CREDTToRs.-All persons having
claims against tue First National bank, who
have not received a copy OF our circular let
ter and agreement in reference to resump-
tion OF business, are requested TO call or send
their address. FIEsr NArIoyA1 BASK.
Helens. Montana.
Twentg-o one ysris Of dark or light calicoes for
81 a. i he bee Hive.
Great bargains
In gold ladies' watches. diamonds and gold
rings for Christmas p essnts at less than
eastern prices.
NEW York LOAN OFFICE,
- south Main Street
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ANout EFfHtFIptIuuss
The best Of medicines are none too good
for sick folks That's the reason we buy
only the VERY highest quality. It's great
satisfaction to Us 80 know that every pre-
seriptiou we send out IL as good Hs good
diugs will make Il. City Drug store. L.
Meyer. proprietor. Telephone 2o0.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car.
Through first-elAss Sleeper to Chicago via Chi
cage. Milwaukes a II. fRul Railway.

Passengers booked TO Europe by the following
fret class hnss; CunArd. White Star, Anchor.
Red ttar Allan. American. and others. Pre-
paid passages from Europe arranged.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

csriiAl City Music Co.. 822 Ninth ave.
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Attention Rebekahs.
All the lady members of Naomi lodge are
reouasted 20 be % /. o. o. +. hall this after
noon at 230 sharp.
ANNIE Bowers, n. G..
ALICE BUTLER. SeerstaTy.
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DTPARr fhOM HELEHA.
No. !. Butte Local daily. except Sun
No. "a Atlantic Express. sastboVnd.. 1885 p. m
No. % lacihc Express. westbound... 5:l5 D m
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Twenty-one yards Of dark or light oalieoes for
81 a. j be bee Hive.
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ARRIVE At HELENA.
No. q. Atlantic ExBress. eastbound. i2.25 .. m
No, Is. Pacific xpres- westbound.. 5:i5 :. IN
No. 2. butte Local. daily except sun
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