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People overlooked the importance Of per-
mAnently beneficial effects and we're salts
fed With transient action; but nov that II
10 q Morally Known that syrup of Figs will
permanently cure habituAl constipation,
wsll-informsd people will not bur other
laxativss, which act fos n timei but finally
injure the system.
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PrrrsBuRo. Jan. 1a-National Sec eiary
heBryde. OF the Unitsd Mine Workers
says the miners have abandoned the idea
Of hghting thsiF employers In districts aud,
encouraged by the sucoess OF the bic Eng
liah atrike. are considering plaas fer a
stIiks IA every state In the union witch
will involve 20 600 bitaminous miners. lie
expects this general strike TO taks place
within tvo months.
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CHIcLao. Jan. is.-Ths republicans have
determined 30 contest the slsc,ion Of John
y. Hopkins as mayer and the papers will
be hled in the eirouit court within the next
three days. ET-Corporation Counsel Miller,
who has charge Of the matter for the repub-
lioans. states that the contest will be on
the around Of fraud.
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Legal blanks at this oihse.


RoSDour, n. Y. Jan. Is. -Ninetssn head
Of valuable Guernsey cattle. including the
one which received the highest award a. the
Worlds fair. the property OF EI-Viee-
President Lsvi 4. Morton. have been Killed
on account Of tuherculoaia
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Arrival. =, the Gr.nn c.nir,,.


The q. S. Public SAtnplinR Works, this
city, has reduced their sam plinR and asssy-
ing charges to a figure in keeping with the
times. They pay cash and the highest
market price for all classes OF smelling
ores. Silver Is computed az the New York
quotation and not the GO daY delivery.
Cuatop, sssaYinR will rscsiVs careful and
pTompt attention. Once o0rner Grand aud
jackson streets. Helena, Montana.
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WGilStGIIl'S
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-36e Canal

1t would surprise you to learn
what immense profits are made
on jewelry by regular dealers.
We want profit OF course, but a
reasonable one, and If our price
is half what you pay elsewhere
it is not taken out of the quality
hut out of the profits.
Coin silver hunting case
Watches, Elgin or Waltham
movement, full jewelled. Sold
elsewhere from SIS to $40,
Our Price So. so.
All other grades of watches at
like prices.
Gents cuff buttons, best
rolled plate, pair .......$..75
Gents collar buttons best
rolled plate, each. ..... 40
Ladies' brooches, best
rolled plate, each. ...... so
Stick pins, best rolled plate,
each. ....... as
Watch charms, best rolled
plate, each. ........... rs
Ladies' watch chains, best
rolled plate, pair. .... Las
Gents watch chains, best
rolled plate, each. $500. rs
Ladies' necklaces, best
rolled plate, each. ..... 100
Ladies hairpins, best rolled
plate, each. ........... rs
Stiffened gold thimbles. -. 90
Stiffened silver thimbles -. 40
Such an assortment of sleds
was never under one roof in
Helena before. A lot received
to-day makes the assortment
complete, but it won't be COM
plete long the way sales run at
present. Lots of time to use
them yet.
High sled, finely finished and
braced, hardwood throuphout.
IS cents.
Others at 81, $1.1o, $1.2s,
$I.35 and $I.7s.
Boys hardwood clipper sled,
very strong, round runners, 9oc.
Others at $I.oo, $I.2s, ST.. so
and $2.oo.
It's small things that show
most plainly the saving effected
by the big store. Here's no.
tons, prices in every case half
regular price.
Pins, 3 papers. ............ sc
Hair pins, S pkgs. .... sc
Safety pins, perdoz ..... SC
belong hooks and eyes, doz Sc
Clark's spool cotton, 6 for. 25c
Best needles, per pkg....... SC
Thimbles, for ............ sc.
Nickle shoe buttoners.. SC
Rubber dressing combs .Ioc
Shelf paper, IS sheets go. SC
Leather coin purses. .Ioc
Fancy groceries, and all other
groceries, are cheapest here;
many reasons for this, but prin-
cipally cash.
Mustard, large bottles, for. 2sc
French sardines, with key, : age
Billet sardines, with key, 3. soc
Billet sardines, large size,
wan NJ - -
Domestic sardines. ........ Sc
Choice mushrooms, can. -. 2oc
Extra fine mushrooms, can. 2sc
Moyen French peas. ...... .2oc
Extra fine French peas ...2sc
Shrewsbury catsup. .25c
{. & b. mushroom catsup. .2sc
The Globe Chocolates and
Bon-Bons have found a place on
the counters of every first class
confectionery in the eastern
states by reason of their absolute
purity and delicious flavor. They
have rever been displayed in
Helena before, but in line with !
our policy of being first IN the
market with everything good, |
we offer them with the firm con-
viction that they will prove as
popular here as in the ehete east. |
They are retailed in New York |
and Boston at from 6oc to ooe
per pound. Note our prices:
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Tehpestuous Honeymoon.

One dollar will buy a hne Derby hat wort
IS 30 TO 81 At Tho 90 Hive this week.
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Those patent non breakAbls cuspilors niokle
plated, AZ The e Hive. can be bought this week
Tor o.
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DIED

HALEY-oa Jan. Is At 1870 p M. Thomas
Haley aEed ~ ysars
Funeral viii take place Saturday from the
athodr-'
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MARRIED.

LDHOusE-DARBf-on Jan. n, 1894. b.
llh Moodman. justice % the psace. Mr.
William fieldhouss 10 Miss Mari DARBY, both
Of Helena.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPER's BAzAR Is journal for the home. II
gives the fullest and latest Information about
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Twenty one yards Of staple apron chsok Klns
hams for 81 A. The lee live this wsek.
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One dollar will buy II yards Of Fruit Of the
Loom" muslin At The Bee live
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1894.
Harper S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPTR's WEEKIY il beyond all question ms
leading journal # America, in its splendid
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PIATT & HEATH
Real Estate and Fire Insurance AgiS
Roums aud 7 Thompson nIoo 6.
HOUSES FOR SALE
Ropms aud 7 Thompson nIoo 6.


room frame house. we'll built, with
bath and closet. sewer connection,
gas anu fixtures, good stable aud
outbuildinRs; lot 50x2O0 on North
I Rodney street. Terms sssy...... $500
6 room brick house. bath and sew
ernRe, cost 20 build 81 600. For
sale Tor b.. ............... =, fOO
4 room briok. corner Madison Ave,
lot 7OHl50. Observation-Disclosures. 1000
FOR RENT.
room brick with bath. 7l9 Spruce So S25
I room bsick. furnished, Benton Av. %
3 room frame. Rollins Av............. Is
rooms furnished, Hollins Av........ 70
6 room brick with bath. Third 81 east
of Beattie .........+.......... ........ 20
. room brick. Lawrence St........ 20
3 rooms in basemsnt, oil Sixth Av..... s
8 room frame, bath, gas and stable, 656
Rodney street. Observation-Disclosures. 80
room frame, Madison Av............ u
4 room frame, furnished. AIS Raleigh Ii
3 room frame, 81 Raleigh ............ 8
7 room frame $40 Eleventh Az. with
phhuto ssss..s s.sssss sss+..sssss 10
room brick, 53) Broadway ........... 10
4 room frame. 1924 Eleventh Az. 10
4 room brick, $40 Madison Av.......... -
6 ToUm b. lex with bath. Sil Sixth Av %
s room brick with bath and stable, CAS-
Dearborn st. ...................... 27
room frame. sl3 Breckenridge ~. ... 10
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Posters fvs-hoOk kid gloves for 81 a, The Bee
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NOW ON TO PEKING
Japanese Troops Landing on
the Russian Frontier.
CONNECTICUT GOES REPUBLICAN
WOrden. the Sacramento Train-wrecker,
VIII Have to Face New and
Positive Evidence.
Japanese Arsenals Are Busy.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2-H. E. Kell-
er, of Philadelphia, has arrived from
Toxic, Yokohama, Kobe and other
Japanese points, where he has been for
three months. "The arsenal at Toxic, ="
he said, sis as busy as it can be, and
nobody is allowed there. Strict secrecy
is preserved. 1 dined with Iwasaka, the
richest man in Japan, who recently
gave 5,O00, 900 yen or $3.50, 900 to aid the
war, and became quite intimate with
him, but he told me he could not, act
ing in accordance with the policy of the
Japanese, give any facts about the war.
Everywhere I found the same secrecy
observed. I met frequently Count Mat
sugeto, the James G. Blaine of Japan
and ex-prime minister, and son, with
whom 1 graduated at college. Both
told me the policy was to give nothing
out that could give the Chinese an in
sight into what was being done. Going
from Hong Kong to Shanghai I met
four English gunners who had been en-
gagged for Chinese war ship at 500 a
month, and five years pay to their fami-
lies if killed. An English captain was
with them, who was to receive much
greater pay. The Chinese are engag-
ing all the Englishmen fighters they
can, and they are paying them big
sums. In Japan it is is believed to be
the intention to move Immediately on
Peking and capture it before winter sets
in. The Japanese see they have got to
Ado it quick or it will be much harder
Iatar
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The Connecticut ELECTION.

NEW HAVEN, Oct. 2.-Returns from
100 towns in Connecticut show unprece-
dented gains for the republicans in the
town elections yesterday. Towns that
have not elected republican officers in
years went republican by thousand
majority. In Waterbury the American
Protective Association aroused the Cath
olics, who elected the entire school board
Catholic. In New Britain the no-licepse
vote of one year ago is reversed. The
liquor question has been under constant
discussion during the year. In almost
all towns the American Protective Asso-
citation met with defeat. Meredith, Nor
wich, MiddIetown and New Milford,
democratic for years, were captured by
the republicans, New London elected a
democratic mayor, and displaced re-
publican. The republicans, however,
captured all the other offices.
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THE APPETIZINe Olive.

Various Uses of the OIL of This Peculiar
Fruit.
Though a native of Syria and posi-
bly, of southern Greece, the olive flour
ishes anywhere in a mild climate.
Western Asia, southern Europe, north
ern Africa, southern England, South
America, Mexico-in all these places
the olive grows readily, taking on an
average seven years before it attains
bearing power. Two hundred years
ago it was introduced into California
by Catholic priests from Mexico and
there it has thriven nightly. In South
Carolina it is hardy and fruitful, but
unfortunately the crop natures there
just when all labor is needed in the
cotton fields.
The fruit is too bitter unless picked.
Ranging in size from an acorn to a
large plum, it is gathered green and
placed in a strong solution of potash
or lye of wood ashes. When the
olives change color this denotes that
the potash has struck through to the
stone and.they are then placed in water,
renewed several times a day for five
days. A brine of purest salt, with
spices, cloves, cinnamon, ETC., boiled a
few minutes and strained, to which
when cold an equal amount of water is
added, is then poured over the olives
and they are sealed up in bottles or
jars.
The olive oil of commerce, on the
contrary, is made from the ripe fruit,
which is dark purple in color, like a
Damson plum. The finest quality of
this comes from the fruit that has Just
begun to ripen, but this does not yield
nearly so much. The pulp of the dead
ripe fruit gives seventy per cent. oil.
The finest quality has faint, greenish
hue, faint, rather pleasing smell and
a family pungent taste. 1t is chiefly
exported from Italy and France, in the
respective ratio of about five gallons
to one.
The amount of adulteration, gener-
ally harmless, in this article is very
great. Not long ago the chamber of
commerce at Nice offered three thou
sand dollars reward for an invention
that would readily.detect this adultera-
ton. The California oil is absolutely
pure but high in price and small in the
quantity produced. In many places
among the Latin races this oil is sub
stitute for butter on bread and in cook
ing. Like other oils it is highly nutri-
tious, but it requires strong diges-
ton. 1t is also used in medicine as a
laxative, one or two fluid ounces being
the dose.
For the making of liniments, oint-
ments and plasters it is highly priced,
and likewise as basis for the best
soaps-those of CASTLE, Marseilles and
Venice. This oil was rubbed on the
wrestlers of Greece, and probably,
with a mixture of perfume, would be a
valuable hygienic addition to the Turk
ish bath. The olive, so the Greeks and
Romans thought, possessed as an edible
trinity of virtues. They believed that
it excited an appetite for wine, i'm
proved the flavor of it and at the same
time had a steadying effect-that is,
enabled man to drink with impunity
from an overfux of Chicago
News.
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Evidence Against worden.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2-New evil
dence has come to light against the
Sacramento trainwrecker, Worden. A
boy named Alfred Weston cIaims that
on the day the train was wrecked he
was on his way from Sacramento to
Davisville, and that as he was entering
upon the bridge to Cross over he was
sotpped by band of men, one of whom
he positively Identifies as Worden, and
ordered to go back. Instead of doing so
he hid in the tules and was an eyewit-
ness to the whole affair of wrecking the
train
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Didn't Got the Nomination.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 2.-Charles A.
Jonas, a liquor-dealer of this city, who
is an aspirant for the nomination as
supervisor before the republican conven-
ton, alleges that he paid Michael Dunn,
one of Colonel Burns lieutenants, the
sum of $1,000 TO secure the nomination.
and that he now finds that he has been
swindled. He promises to make it lively
for Mr.. Dunn should his money not be
returned promptly. An investigation
by the grand jury may possibly take
place, when startling disclosures are ex-
Dootad
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Foreigners in Peking.

SHANGHAI. Oct. 2.-The anti-foreign
feeling at Peking is increasing hourly,
and the authorities find 1t difficult to
repress outbreaks of the Chinese popu-
lation. Leading Chinese representati-
yes at Peking fear If the Japanese
march against PekIng, the capital will
be captured, as the Chinese soldiers
gathered to defend it are dissatisfied
and unreliable. 1t Is reported Ii Hung
Chang has received orders not to pro-
ceed to Corea
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The March to Picking.

T1EN-TsN, Oct.-It is officially an
nounced 5000 Japanese troops have ar
rived close to Passiet bay, near the
Russian frontier. Previous to this an
nouncement it was reported here a
Japanese feet had been sighted Sept
ember 20, ten miles south from Shan
Hal Wan, 200 miles from Peking.
Large bodies of Chinese troops have
been drafted to that district the last
few days to prevent the Japanese land
inc
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Martin Irons In JaiI.

FoRT WORTH, Tex, Oct. 2.-In the
county Jail Martin Irons, whose name
famous by the conspicuous part he took
in the great railroad strike of 1886, is a
prisoner charged with having attempted
to assault 7-year-old Rosalia Estrada.
The chiLd's mother is complainant.
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The Wichita Twiatar.

WICHITA, Oct. p In the tornado
which played leap frog through the
northern part of this city last night,
buildings of all kinds were demolished.
twisted out and removed from their
foundations, yet the occupants suffered
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no harm, except bruises and scratches,
and not single fatality is reported from
here. The twister lifted and disap-
peared to the northwest. From what
can be learned from surrounding towns,
the tornado seems to have been confined
fo Vicb;ta
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strike of Textile-Workers.

PAoTUCKET, R. l., Oct2.-What will
probably result in the biggest strike of
textile-workers this city has ever seen
was inaugurated today when $50 weav-
ers left their looms at Lorraine mills, as
protest against the reduction of wages.
Thirteen hundred are involved,
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Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom of
true Group is hoarseness. This is fol-
lowed by peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the cough has de-
veloped it will prevent the attack. so
cent bottles for sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists.
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Nominated for congrsss.

CINCINNATI, Oct. 2.-Democrats of the
first district today nominated H. D..
Peck for congress, the second district M.
w. Oliver.
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A Severe Rain STORM.

PERRz, @. T., Oct. 2.-In severe rain
storm last night many business houses
were flooded. Here and at Mckinley,
10 miles north, much damage was done
goods in the stores.
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Halls Hair Renewer renders the hair
lustrous and silken, gives it an even
color, and enables women to put it up
in a great variety of styles.
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will sure
ly do you good, if you have cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it just the thing and under its
use had speedy and thorough recov-
cay. Try sample bottle at our ex-
pense, and learn for yourself just how
good thing it is. Trial bottles free at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store. Large
size SOC and 81.
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The "hey-day'' of life generally comes
when we grow hard of hearing.-Rich
mond Dispatch.
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''My task in life." said the pastor
complacently, Consists in saving young
men," "Ahr" replied the maiden, with
soulful longing: "save good one for
me, won't you?'-Life.
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No Freight VIII be accepted for ship
znent between the hours OF P. NJ. and
A. M except Live stock and Perish
able Goods. D.s p. 8 A. N. Co.
July aOth. 1924.
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Threatened wlth violenee

Worden Ihreatened With VIOIence.
WOODLAND, Cal, Oct. Is. D. Wor-
den, who is confined in the county jail
awaiting trial for trainwrecking, has re-
ceived several communications threaten
ing him with violence because of a pub
lication stating that he contemplated a
coufascioD
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Gas S|oTlla

For Infants and Children.
Castoria promotes Digestion, and
overcomes F1atulency, Constipation, Sour
Stomach, Diarrhoa, and Feverishness.
Thus the child is rendered healthy and its
sleep natural Castoria contains no
Morphine or other narcotic property.
"Castoria is 80 well adapted to children that
I recommend it as superior to any prescription
known to me-" H. A ARcHER, n. D.,
IN South Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. 7.
HFor several years have recommended your
'Castoria,' and shall always continue to do SO,
as it has invariably produced beneficial results"
EDWIN F. PARDEE, n. D.,
18th Street and 9TH Ave-, New York City.
''The use of .Castoria' is so universal and
its merits so well known that 1t seems work of
supererogation to endorse it. Few are the in
telligent families who do not keep Castoria
CARLOS MARTIN, d. D.,
New York City.
THE OxzrGuR COMPANY, II Murray Street, N. 7.
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Feed wheat for sale cheap at Wasco
Warehouse. If.