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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-11-03

Senator John II. Mitchell of Oregon
has our thanks for pub. does. received.
Everything must be closed out by Dee 1st
at the Anchor
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-11-03
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
' otc for | phan.

Awarded cod MEDIA! M.twinter Fair, San Francisco.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-11-03
The Superior Times.
j. Lutte. CHRISTIE, Publisher
Two Dollars Year, in Advance
OFFICIAL PAPER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY
Saturday Nov. 3, 1894,

a few Trunks at 4 price at the Anchor.
Miss Mamie McMahon is i'll with
Typhoid fever.
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4 nELENA AnIIsr noNOnnn.


Misc Mary wheeier's "Oid Co.oniai Days
uonored 81 hsw Yorh.
TnE lHDrrEsDKsr. ~ we'll - Holsna peo-
pie generally. extends cong atulationa 10
Miss Mary g. Wheeler. Of thls oity. on he
fact that her recent pioiufs. "Old Colonial
Days" has been admitted 10 The aiHty
ninth annual exhibition Of the National
Academy Of Design Ia New York city. The
National Academy IL she most prominent
aud among the oldest established art so
oieties Ia tho United States. 10 have been
admitted ~ an exhibitor Ia the apfinR eH-
hibition Of that society ~ an honor Ia
itself. But the fact that Miss Wheeler
exeoutsd her work here where an artist IL
necessarily deprived Of the bsnsht derived
from association With kindred WORKERS and
when one misses ths Inspiration that comes
from viewing works Of ART found AZ an art
centre ouiy, shows her 20 be not Only an
enthusiastic WORKER but an artist Of inner
ont strength and power. All should feel q
very decided degree OF pride that hontan-
lang can make a good showing not only aa
10 minerals aud other natural products but
that Montana artist can produce IN Mon
tana works Of art that Aio admitted 10 sK-
hibitions TspTesontativo OF the Highest tai
ent ia the country.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

The regular annua! meeting of the Mon
tana stockgroweFs' association will be held
NJ Milss CITY beginning Tussdsy. April II.
1894 AZ 10 o'clock q. IN. An questions per-
tanning 90 the stock interests OF Montana
will be considered. and lis therefore i'm
70 tant that there be a large attendance.
not only ~ association members, but OF
stuekmen Ia general.
The railroads OF the state have made =
rate Of one fare fof the round "trip 90 all
who dssiTs 90 attend this meeting
". a. lRruIrT.
roe'y- Trsaa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

ST. HelsnA's church. Hobaok street
Sundays: High mass, . a. m.
Oakos street Al. T.. church, Rev. William
Hall, pastoT-Sst vices az IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. M. Sunday school A. 2:30 p m.
First Baptist church. Warren street aud
Eighth avenue-Preaching both morning
and evening by Rev G. Is. Allen, Jr., pas
tor.
Scandinavian Lutheran church, Idaho
street and Twelfth avesus-SerVioos to-day
At II a. IN. and 1880 n. m. Rev. Lauritz
Carlson, pastor.
Christian church. Benton avenae aud
Hemlook strset-ReV. J. ID. GhOTmly. state
evangelist. will preach at IL a. m. sunday
school l2:l5 .. N.
Unitarian society. @. A. Il, h0ll-M-.
CTooker will preach ~ IL a. M. on The
l2;lb ,. m. No evening service.
Congregational ohutch-Rev. W. q.
schopUe. pastor. will preach At IL a. m. ana
at 1880 y. m. Evening subject: ~ no Ideal
Citizen or Municipal Responsibility"
Cathedral Of the Sacred Heart-sundays:
Low mass eight a. M; high mass. 1880 a.
m; unday school, 2:3O p. M; vsspeTs. 1880
p. m. Week days. low mass every morning
at eight o'clock.
First Prssbyterian church. Eleventh
avenue and Ewing stTeets-Servioes will be
held al IL a. IN. and 1880 p. III. 1hs pas
tor. Rev. 4. V. Moore, will occupy tho pull
pit sunday school At 2:30 y. ID. All are
cordially invited.
81 PAuPs 81. +. ohurch-Rsv. DR.. Raj
eiRh will preach st ~. Paups Methodist
Episcopal church at IL q. "a. on the theme;
The Bible. an Inspired Book" and az 1880
p. m. on April Fools" Seats free. Good
music. All invited.
Central Presbyterian church. Helena ave
nue-Aorning service IL q. m. Subject:
wit Thou Isll Us What These Things
Ar 10 Usf' Evening service 1880 p. m.
subject: jacob. or What Is Thy Namsl"
sunday school 2:3O. Y. T. .. G. =. $50.
Wednesday evening prayer meeting 1880 p.
N. We cordially invite all to these ser
vices.
Grand street Methodist church-Rev. J.
T.. fquiTes will preach Sunday morninz az
the court house on The Lad and the
Fishes or How Jesus can Use the Chill
dren." Parents are requested to come
with their children and hear the sermon
and special music. Evening topic: 81 he
Character of jacob" All welcome. Sun
Gay school ut 10 r.. IN. and league al seven
p. IN. Both have items Of special interest
and a full attendance Is earnestly desired.
81. Peters ohurch-Rev +. I. Webb.
rector. Holy communion IL q. NJ. Ole
tory. "Allslaia, Christ Ia Risen," Limper:
htAiner's communion service. sunday
school 2:3O p. m. Choral evening song
$3.50 p. IN. Professional. Christ ~ Risen"
sullivan; "MsgniHcat." anthem. Burnett;
'Aune Dimittis." anthem, Bunnetti
Christ il Risen To-day" hymn. hoza 1;
solo. Come Unto Me-" Leslie. Miss Leslie;
carol, 20 EAfth. on Eastsf MofninR;"
o liver; duet, 20 Love Divine. All Love Is
Calling" smart; Airs. Webster aud Miss
stuart; solo, Angels We . Brgut anu
Fair" Handel, Miss Har ison; reesssional,
Christ il Risen" Dudley Buck.
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In soieounx Ills Railroad Route. selects
the Road

In soieotng His Railroad Route. selects
the Road
That sforIs excellent AMI most comfort
ablo fAoilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful aud pietur-
ssqus portion Of the oountrJ-"Ihs Mi
WAukee."
That has-and merits-ths reputation OF
strength aud reliabilitT-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and is stanrsd
with public approVsl-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That has n substantial roadbed and most
frequent train servioe-"Ihe Milwaukee"
q nat egards. always, the comfort, case
and safety OF its patFons-"ihs MIlwAu-
kse."
hat furnishes the latest private COM
partment cars mud latest library. buffet
smoking oars-"1bs Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor cars, fres reclining chair cars aud
sumptuous dining oArs-"Ths Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use of the electric
harth reading lamp-"ihe Milwaukee"
10 Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more. too. les trains are Veatibulsd,
heated by steam, electric lighted and IN
surpassed in Luxurious appointments
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow the
Isople aud voc cannot be IA from right"
The people uss The Milwaukee."
J. ., CoSLEY, Asst. Gen. lass. ACT
{. Paul. hinn.
EoIE-Fivs trains daily from Twin Cit
ies 90 Chicago; one 90 -. Louis and one 10
Kansas CITY.
lad % muslin underwear in al styles aud a.
ell prices at no lee 1.-Two
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

The following partial list OF students
we're enrolled the IAst month a, the Engsl-
horn Helena Business college, Arthur Il.
Klsinschmidt. Willie McClatshoy, r. X.
Prouitt. 10. :. Walker. 4. Herman. George
Iessimond. Edwin AtehisOD. Rose Dshuh,
Margaret Kelley. Mary Larsen. Carrie Au-
derson. MARY Welsh. J. Mcdonald. r. Me
Cram, all 81 Helena; aud Fred. l. Riley, OF
FikhoTn; Amanda johnson, OF Butte, and
Nary A. Quinn. Of CorTeotionville. Iowa.
The spring term begins Tomorrow and
all those who wish 30 pursue n coa se should
begin this week.
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OLD TIMER REMEMBERED.

Friends Drop In on Carl maEaus Larson
and Have a Pleasant fine.
A few intimate friends OF the ''old timer. 4"
Carl Maanus Larson. gathered at his neat
and tidy cabin In ORC Fino Ruieh Friday
evening. the occasion being the seventy
frat anniversary OF Mr. LarsoR's birthday.
Mr.. Larson came TO Montana Ia 1867 and
built bis cabin In Orc Elmo Ruloh In 1868.
which be still occupies. lie ia still bale and
hearty. His wants he can always supply
BY descending a sixtI-foot ladder aud TAX
ing cut enough dust in Thirty minutes TO
rsplenish biz lardeT for Thirty days. The
evening was pleasantly spent with old-tims
stories aud anecdotes, singing old familiar
songs etc. Among thOas present were his
son. Charles also q. A. DonnelY, ID. l..
Nelson. John Sander, n. +. Walters. J. NJ.
Peterson aud others.
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TO REACH A HIGHER COURT.
hsiogg Fined for Praetioing without Ii
osnse aud Appeal Taken.

Kellogg Fined for Praetioing without IL
osnse sud appeal Taken.
Dr. y. 3. Kellogg was fined 600 ysster-
day BY Judge Back In ths district court for
praotioinR medicine without license. The
proceedings we're formal and for the pur-
pose OF getting before tho supreme court
the matter of the doctors right 30 practice
pending appeal from the judgment Of ths
the district court In rsvokinG bis license
Df. Kellogg himself Was not present during
the ooesdinRs. lie was represented by
4. J. Walsh, while County Attorney Nolan
appeared for She stats. A. the outset
Judge Buck oVerruled the demurrer 30 the
information. and directed the case 10 pro.
coed Jury was called. and then Attorney
Walsh objected 90 the introduction Of any
testimoni. This was overfuled and the
county attorney read a stipulation agreed
20 BY both sides. setting forth the facts In
the case. Ine defense then moved 70 IN
struct the jury 20 acquit. The court, how
ever directed the Jury 70 find the doctor
guilty, which WAS done. Judge Buck fined
abe aootor 500. the lowest penalty under
abe Law. Attorney wash a. once gave no.
ties Of appeal to the supreme court. Tbs
decision Of that body will settle she rigbi
90 practic after revocation Of license and
pending determination OF appeal
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Competing with the worlds
greatest potteries, Homer Laugh
lin, of Ohio, won the highest
awards at the Worlds Fair for
white and decorated Ironstone
China. The jury of Ceramic eX-
perts specially recommended the
ware as being of "white and
tough body, hard and brilliant
glaze, artistic and original
shapes" These are the qualities
that you want in the crockery
you buy. We've Just received a
carload-ten tons-of this famous
ware. We're going to sell it
cheaper than such ware was ever
sold in Montana. These prices
special for this week:
Handled tea cups and sauc-
ers, dozen. .........S SIS
Handled coffee cups and
saucers, dozen. ....... Ito
Unhandled coffee cups and
saucers. 100
Pie plates, dozen. ....... 90
Tea plates, dozen. ........ Is
Dinner plates, dozen. 800. .S5
Wash bowl and pitcher,
large size. ......... IS
Stop jars. Standardization. 90
Pitchers pint Ioc, ~
pint IOc, I quart I5c, ~
quart I5c, ~ quart 25c,
81 quart. ..... IS
Sauce plates, dozen. 800. .S5
Vegetable dishes, round or
oval-6 inch Ioc, 7 inch
roc, s inch I5c, 9 inch. 20
Gravy boats. .. IS
The above are only articles
taken at random. Everything
YOU want is here at prices like
the above.
The double thick hotel ware
of the above make is the strong
est and best ware Of the kind
made. Special prices to hotel,
restaurant or boarding house
keepers on application.
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II HeleRa. located out here IN tho Rocky
Mountains. should make a bette fiour than
u made by The Minnesota or Dakota mills
Well You can buy aaok Of Arabella and
see for Yourself. t has no eqnal and Ia
ordering your groceries be SURE you bur
nothing but Arahslla Tor your bread and
White Lily for your pastry.
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You may doubt whether we
do what we advertise to. You
owe it to yourself and your purse
to investigate. We would waste
money and time if we did not
live up to our promises, and you
know wen save you money if
we do. Isn't it worth a trial?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Colgate & Co.'S soaps are too
well known to need our recon-
mendation. They're world fam
Gus for purity and constant ex-
cellence. Special for Monday:
Cashmere Bouquet, cake. =. zoe
Bay Rum soap, 3 cakes. -. zoe
Oatmeal soap, 3 cakes. .. zoe
Glycerine Bouquet, 3 cakes. 2oc
White Clematis, ; cakes. 2oc
White Wings, 3 cakes. .....2 roc
Imported white CASTLE, 3....2oc
This CASTLE soap is of the finest
quality of pure olive oil soap,
imported by Colgate & Co. and
pressed by them into convenient
shaped cakes.
Jcwclry is a line that returns
big profits to the average dealer
in it, but small profits to us. We
handle only the best rolled plate,
which wears as well as solid gold /:
we sell you anything in the line
at one-half what you pay else
where:
Ladies' watch chains, 7sc to ST.
Gents watch chains, &C to 800
Gents watch charms. Soc to 100
Stick pms. ........... .2S
Ladies brooches, 15c to. q. $50
Ladies hair pins, 3oc to. q. IS
Ladies' necklaces, 75c to-. 500
Collar buttons, roc to..... 80
Cuff buttons, pair, soc to. 100
Watch the crowds that throng
our grocery department. All
sorts of people are drawn to-
gether here. The crowds come
and 20, but the business goes
steadily on. Price and quality
does il. These special for Mon
day:
Eagle milk, per can........TSc
Jockey Club sardincs. .......ISc
Maple sugar, lb............Ioc
Prices baking powder, 1907
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. soc
Bakers chocolate, lb.......S5c
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The No-thweltsrn Limited 30 Chicago
via the No thwostsrn Line IL the finest
equipped train ont Of Minneapolis and 81
Paul II hHa Pullman aud Wagner p ivaie
compartment and sixteen-section alespers
aud buHet-snfokiue librarv coaches and
leaves Minneapolis. dnuS 1880 n M; 81
Paul $40 o. M; arriving Milwaukee 1.hl a.
IN; Chicago $50 q. az.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

AnY' Information concerning the where
abouia of ny .Drghter Julia Fauskoe. will
be- gr uliY .rcr.Vo1. Whom last head
ntu. Jult. l1.i he waa working ia MAJ
hotr.. Boulder Valley. Ngnt. he then
said her intention wus 10 so a. Butte City
AZ work a. dresamaking. Respect ully,
OLu fAUskUr.
Ellington, Mlnn.
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SILK sale at the NV York Dry Good,
store.


Silks ns delicate. ss rich. and as inviting
40 summers morning. will bow 20 you
every Gay from counters. tables, and shelv-
ing, daring the coming week al the New
York Dry Goods store. kindly read our
advertisement on third page. The prices
quoted nre the same o. similar silks placed
on special sale at several large establish
ments In New York city during the week
ju0t passed.
silks, silks in boundless quantities, will
attract your attention by their engaging
beauty theif tempting oelioacy, and their
startling prices. Many will wonder how
We can afford 10 offer silks az the prices
mentioned Permit US to explain. We
positively purchased more imported effects
than any three dry goods cOnce n OF Non
tana combined. We have the nerve the
nip, the cash. and what is more important,
we have the trade. IL she public did not
look to us for their best and their cheapest
we would not dare purchase "nftF thousand
dollars worth OF silks for the spdng trade
alone.
Did we say 6fty thousand dollars worth
OF silksl Believe us whom We honestly
promise TO show nearer sixty thousand
dollar stock. The great heart OF the New
York Store throbs with delight The slring
trade opens with a triumphant march. The
bright signs Of victory that hover around
all eur undertakings are but renewed indi-
cations that not only our customers, but
the public in general, will cast their ballots
for Us during the spring and summer oam-
paiRn.
Ladies, We wish TO inform you that no
one quality Of silk mentioned In this weeks
advertisement will GppesT on the celebrated
bulletin board that has created such con-
stefnation amongst the bargain seekers of
Helena the last week
That famous bulletin board will ehroni-
al ha mi ~ Qf for
the one particular day only. should you
wish TO take the advantage of this novel
style Of quoting a great bargain permit rs
20 advise you TO call each day. Near the
entrance OF ths two large doors, awaiting
your pleasure, 10 the telsgral bic news Of
the rise ana fall of dry goods.
be success Of the New York store. The
happiness that will be yours after you have
made yOuT purchases. The oontent Of
your mind. This delight you will have
when you receive the praise OF your hus-
band for your shreWdness in your selec-
lions at the New York store.
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Our Seed Depart
nsnt IL tho most
complete In Mon
lana We have an
immonsa variety
Of garden seeds AZ
bottom prices. ~
faliA Timothy rnI
Rcd Clover seol
vest market
prices.
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Notice

Al persons are hereby forbidden tres
passing on the PREMISES OF all the China
gardeners in lover Last Chance eulch.
Parties are in the habit OF visiting these
gsrdsns aud stealing harness etc. and POI
coming dogs. Keep Oh. You will be prose
cutod a. the foil extent Of tho law.
QroNa Allow Go. and othef China Ger.
duuers.
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he 90 I've h.s still aoue ~ thair crookorv
and elrsseara un ..anL which they are selling a.
cust Co clio uui tho ilur
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Is THE DIsTRIJT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial district Of tho state Of Montana
IN and for tha county u Lewis and Clarke
Notice Co creditors
state Of horesa "a Henry. deceased
Notice ia hereby EiFen > the underhiguod, e1-
ecutors Of tho laat viii anu testament % Ihoresa
Al. Henry. decreased 10 the creditors Of AT all per-
sons having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them. with the rooessary vouchers,
within ten months after tho nrst publication u
is notice. TO tho SAID executors. a. the law o.
hco OF Massena iullard. room b. Gold block Ia
the city Il Helena Ga the county of LOWS aud
Clarke. state ~ Montana. the anne being
tho place for the Transaction Of the butinnss ~
said estate ia the county Of Lewis and tlarha
LOUIS q. HkNkN.
ALBERT j. HENRY.
Executors % the last will and testament q
heresA NJ Henry deceased.
Dated March ~. 1874
NOTICE or ELECTION THE ANNUAL
~ meeting Of school district No. 4. Lewis aud
larke county. Tor the slsctlon Of three trustees
Will be- hold on Saturday, uril Z, 1884 Al the
tentral school house 4 ha polls will ho olsn
between tho hours ~ two O'Clock and SIX
O'Clock y. M.
g. ". iAvunanSr
JACOB MAIkrn,
III 4. kLuNsCnMfpN
"a. 81 Cox.
n. NJ. fsHcuNys
fuEn GAMER
Z. -. bHEENFfHLn.
Wv. FAIs. ClorE. Trustees
Dated March 49, is9L
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Uuion Pacific Offices will move 40 No. rs
North Main street formerly occupisd By
Moutans savings bank. Agrli L.
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Tie Zee Hive carries the genuine Poster KID
gloves. and they cell them ~ low a. their con
tract allow, which D. tho same a. prices made
hy the larFest eastern rctailors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Ihe bet bahT carriaga lu iha citg 90 The . ed
Hive. lrices range from a. I'D to $40
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High Grade CiraIs, wholesale aud Retail.
mported-Caro!ina. Antiqusdad, Henry
Clay. II. Upman, Eden, etc. KEY West
SeidsnberR'a La Rosa EspanOl and III
LibradoT. L. II. Cato. sanohes a Haya. III
Principe de Gales. Mendez FiOres II Pro-
Rreso. Lord Byron. Webster. etc. DoInss-
tic-Lilliam Russell thiTteen sizes) Duke
OF Parma, perfeoto. and forty other differ
ent brands. JAS. ALLEN,
Grand Central Cigar store.
Sole agent for Seidenbe'g 4 Co.. New
York and ksy West.
sole agent for Juan Mendoz q Co., Key
West.
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THE CHURCHES.

60 to The Zoe Hive Tor baby osrrisgos. The
largest line in htlena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

bargains n l,dioa' aud childron's black hos,
al hn nes Hive.
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This week special sale in hats ard pants at
Loco bros h south Nam street. Only cash
clothing store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Apron ginshams this week only Ga cents at
The Bee hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

Special sale In fno lace and embroidery Mon
day az Al. aud l.. hOyer's. Il South Main street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-01

90 20 st Louis via ALBERT Lea Route.
thortest nnd best Only dining car route.
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Ercurs on hates 90 California Every ia,
la the mouth.


la the mouth.
Beginning March 25th the Northern Pa
cihc itilroa will sell daily round trip tick
cts 10 California points as follows
Helena 60 san Francisco and return
going via spokane. Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same WAY. S7b.
o san L hnoisoo, going via Spokane.
Tacoma md Portland. aud Tetu ning via
Ogden and Silver Bow $50.
10 Los Angeles. going aud returning via
spokane, Tacoma and Portland. entering
Ban Francisco in one direction either going
or returning. $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane. la
coma. Portland aud San Francisco. aud ~.
Turning via Sacramento and Ogden. go 90
Tickets will be limited for sixty days tor
going passaRe, with return al any time
within the nnal limit of six months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Helena
10 san Francisco aud return. with i've al
mission tickets 90 the MidwinieF fair, are
also on sale daily a. rate OF 1920.
A, ID. EDaAR, Gen. Agt..
Helena. Mont.
CHAs. :. Err. q. z. a I. A..
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,

Go TO CaliforniA via Albert Lea" Route.
Only line with through cars.
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Special aalo Ia hne lace and embroidery Mon
day a. NJ aud l.. Euyere. IA south Main street.
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Larr. Enrolimsntat Enrsihorn..

Special bargains in Turkish bath towels At
The Bee Hive this week.
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WGIIlStGIl' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-105 Sixth Av
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NEW OWNERS. OLD FIRM.
The Business VIII Bs Kept Up to the For
msF High standard.

The Helena Meat company has passed
into the ownership OF new company.
which will retain ths old firm style, and Of
which ". II. Moran IL president. ID. J. Ar
mold 10 secretary aud treasurer AMI Thomas
4. Moran 10 manager. These gentlemen
succeed 10 the entire business aud good
will Of abe old ptopriotoTs and will continue
The business along the lines that have made
~ 80 popular and prosperous In uast years.
The Messrs. Moran and Mr. Arnold are all
we'll known and possess the fullest conf
denoe Of all With whom they have bad bus-
mess relations In abe past. Business will
be continued at the hialto market IN Hell
enc, the Enat Helena market aud the Win
ston market while the Wholesale business
will DO conducted from the old hsadqua 70
tiers at u Edwards street, Helena. Inc new
company so.ioits a fair share Of the busi-
ness guaranteeing the best of treatment
and the lowest prices.
Legal blanks Al this ofioa
60 East via A. & 81. Louis r., Albert Lea
Route Two daily raius. Quick TINA
HELENA N BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co.. s22 Niath ava
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A good sized Turkish bath towel at The Bee
Hive for Ga cents.
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HaA ron seen those fancy satesns at The Zee
Bee hive Tor 20 cents