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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

To-mouew and Tuesday evening" tts
Carlston Opera compssy viii be ths attras-
tlon Al Minas opsFa houss. The advance
sale Of seats. which opened yesterday a.
Pope A O'C0nnoT's. indicates that there
will be crowded houses a. both perform
aness. Monday evening The Chines Of
Normandy" will be given, and on Tuesday
Dorothy" This latter opera 10 q new
one 10 many Helena thaater -RoeTa OF I've
rendition By The Carleton Opera company
In winnipeg the Daily IribuHe OF that
oity saysi
dorothy" 10 10 an Enelishmsu. aye 70 a
Canadian who has visited "the right little,
tight little island an altogether charming
opera, with dainty touches Of comedy
Frightening up lie lovely pastoral music, 30
pleasing 10 an Intelligent audience. IL
posses eoherenoe a. a atofy, and many hu-
moroua situations, while here aud there
occur happy little bits OF funny rarnrtes.
causing hpplss Of senSlns l.sghisI'
uudsrstandablo words. aud 10 welded 10
hne. solid. substantial, harmonies. admir-
ably wrought out and we'll adapted fo' pre-
sentation 10 say we'll trained opera troupe,
and such AZ organization - that Of ". T..
Carleton.
A very large aud fAshionabls aadienoe
filled the Biiou opera house on Monday
night when the opera under notice was pro-
duosd.
Miss Alice Vincent (Dorotby) 10 happily
gifted with fine stage presence. . pleasanl
manner and q good voice, Of eonaideTsble
compass Miss Marie Bell lydia 10 also
an excellent Ginger and q clever LITTLE aot-
Tess; an inter. olstsd song In the second act.
Dearest" was 40 we'll sung AZ 30 ensure 4
recall. 4 he ohorusea weTs we'll sung. we'll In
tune. crisp, bright aud CHEEKY 20 degree;
city girls we'll dressed. we'll up IN theiI
business. plenty OF good tonsi IL was a
pleasure In itself 10 listen 10 them. and ths
audience thoupht 80. too. by encoring not .
few OF tbs members.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
THE POORMAN MINE SOLD
English Capitalists Buy the Great
Lead Producer for Half
Million.
It Is the Fret Foreign Investment
Made In the CDur
d'Alenes.
The Tirst Payment Ready In London
Helena and Butte People Interested
Ia the Property.

The fret Investment made by English
capt alists In the Cnur d'Aisne region OF
Idaho IL the purchase Of the Poorman
mine. the deal for which has just been oon-
summated. The price at which the prop
eriy was sold 10 10000. The nrst pay
mout. $4,000. IL now ready In London
awaiting the arrival OF an agent With au-
thority to sign the neossssTy parers. The
second payment. 500 900. is 10 DO made in
SIX months. and the third payment, also
$500. 600 In twelve months. The heaviest
shareholders In the Poorman are Ben
Kingsbury. Of Butte. and Patsy CLARK, the
superintendent. Others interested are
John Noyes. I'd. II. Irwin aud Il. l. Frank,
OF Butte; A. II. Mitchell and g. +. Hussil-
brod, Of Deer Lodeei w. G. Gillette, Joe
Woolman, DIR. w. L. Steele and Joe Davis,
OF Helena.
The Poormsn was bonded five or cir
years ago BY Patsy Clark and Ben Kings
hurry for Sl34OOO. They put IN about
81, 900 ana developed the properly. ant
then formed the Coeur d'Alene Silver LsAd
NJ ming com any. which was stocked fol
500 600 shares. The frst and bedrock prie,
CT the stock was q / cents . share. From
that 1t advanced iApidlV 90 aboot 81 4
share. While the present deuresaion hal
caused the stock 90 diminish in value. still
there has teen none for sale, a. the holdsr'
we're satisfied to keep what thsv had. The
mine 10 one OF the greatest lead producers
in the country. IL has since the organiza-
tion OF the company i've or six years ago,
paid dividends regularly until
three OF four months ago. Re
Gently, owing to tie depression in the
liver and lead market, the mine has not
paid any dividends. though IL has made OK
penses and has not ran behind any. The
mine 10 the Onlv one In the CHur d'Aleues
that is worked by electrical power, aud has
the finest concentrated and other mAohin.
cry in the region.
The pay chute In The PooTman l. 800 feet
long. and the mine 10 developed 10 depth
OF 700 feet 10 the water line. here are 300
feet in tunnels and from the water line
levels run every hundred feet. The deeper
the development the larger the vein be-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Almost eoiheidont with the founding or
settlement Of the city of Helena may be
noted the advent OF the above eminent firm
rs pioneer dry goods erohants. and In this
long interval they have grown with its
growth and strengthened with IT'S strength,
evidenced by their full page hdvs tiso-
ment. which will be read on seventh page
with interest and inst uction By the readers
of this DAYS INDEPENDENT.
In spirit worthy the Acumsn and pre-
Vision Of successful merchants, tands
Brothers appsar 20 have realized the exist
ing economic conditions or 90 phrase 10
more plainly. have correctly gagged 'the
state Of the times" and with the vim. en-
tsrprise and grit Of piones q, they resolved
90 meat the sxiRenoies of the situation By
the adoption Of a new system OF busi-
ness, BY which the old methods will
be snnihilated. aud the evil practices
Of cha RinR eIoTbitsntly hiRh prices en-
tiFsly swept away. In q word. old time
profits will be cut, mashed and pulveTized
int indistina uishablo smitherssns, and the
five per cent interest on their invested car .
ital. which sands Bros. only look for. must
be realized out Of the increased volums Of
business; o., commercially phTasiRR H. By
obtaining the mininum Of profits only eat
Of the maxinun OF trade or business. This
10 she proposition or scheme. As We under
stand H. which will be launched BY them
on Monday; and as 10 Affects not alone
community. We shall watch im PROGRESS
with interest. whilst We cannot withheld
the expfeasisn OF our most cordial good
wishes for she success of what appears 10
ua 20 be a Thoroughly sound business pin
ciplo.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

There may be some oiiizsns 81 christian
sentiment la the city Who are Acquaintsd
with the character and objects Of this or
ganization and have not therefore apprs-
ciatsd and patfoniEsd u % they should. IL
had IT. bsRinHing Ia this city az the time
and In oonnsotion with the county SUNDAY
school convention last fall. a. which tiras
certain Bible students. sunday school teach-
ere and those who would b. students or
teachers. order ths form provided b. the
ChatAuqua sooisty AMI secursi the teTt
book used by similar assemblies over tho
whole country. They chose a leader. Rsv.
W. \. BELL and have maintained a
weekly meeting on 1bursIay evenings
during the winter with moot delightful
harmony ana great 'front.'. betNeen ttty
and sixty nnmos have been enrolled during
the term, instead Of 100 az II Should have
been. his school IL the only one % ia
kind ia The state and 10 iayites every Sun
day school teacher or those who srs 20 be-
come such. with any others who NAV desire
10 join 90 associate themselves with o.
There IL no eEr ense except the price 81 d
simple teIt book. The class meets neIl
week, March p at tie Congregational
church. A MrMBTK % CLASS.
Baby carriages At TIE bee Hive IN all styles
all prices.
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SELLING WHAT THEY RAvE.

The sohrsinsr Store not Offering what
They Expect.
One of the most satisfactory things 10 q
customer is to be able TO get what be calls
for and not be told that IL lie expected In
next day or the day after. That's the way
they do things a. sohreinsr's department.
store. They sell the goods they have there
ready 20 deliver end not something which
they eject 20 have as soon ne 10 arrives.
Cash is all that goes aud for cash one can
get lots Of goods. SebTeiBsr is selling a.
low a. the lowest One visit is enough TO
convince a customer that he has got in the
IiRht place.
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ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY.

Miss Mitchell WIN Display some Choies
Patterns Go Customers
Miss Mitchell, OF the Grandon block
will display a few choice patterns TO hsi
callers on Monday and Tuesday. The
specially Of hiss Mitehelrs mi line de-
partnsnt has been order work. This viii
be continued as q special feature this ssa-
son. The drsssmakiaa department 10 civ
ing Perfect satisfaction this season, ss Il
in the past. Dresses are made up In the
shortest possible time and In the latest and
best styles. The reputation of Mia
Mitchell for first class work IL we'll known,
both In millinery and dTsssnAking, and the
ladies Of Helena should testify their ap
probation by giving her call ~ thiI
Easter Season.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
CAUGHT ALL EYES.

Boysr's Green window Yves the sensa-
tion of 81. PAtrlcks Day.
The beautiful green window in the store
Of NJ. a l.. Boyer. mentioned in yesterday :
INDEPENDENT. was she reieninR sensation of
ST. Patrisk's day In Helena. Ii AttTs otsd
the attention Of every pssser, and every
comment was fAttsring TO the firm and the
designer of tie pretty eonosit. The beauty
OF the window Was but an index OF the sI-
auisite line Of ladies' and gents furnishing
goods In stock and always carried by this
drm. known for correct taste in selection
and discrimination Ia buying. Besides
their stock Of furnishings they have beau
tiful line of trimmings. notions. toys, ETC.
snd prices are way below other houses with
less dosirabla and varied stocks.
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Helena Iron Works.
FULLER AVENUE
STEADMAN'S OLD FOUNDRY.


'NlItn NIAAfo AhNAAA AOA III AAoA
I err district OF Wisconsin.
z be Farmers Loan Trust COMPANY. com
plainant Va northern lacihc hailruNd COMPANY.
Ct a. defendants Gonsoldatah a.e.
Notice h hereby given. that on March pm,
l.sA, an order was mado In the above entitled
cause requiring Zach creditor OF the ortheru
I &C nc hallroad company who has claim
arainst al company. or against the trust o.
tate in he hands 81 its reCeiysrs VII ca ls pre-
fsrential "a lie character or T. cufitloi Co De-
paid prior Go. or IN preference %. the mortgage
indebtedness Of sa.d Northern faciur abroad
company 90 file. prior 20 the hrst NundAl u
Septamb Der. 1874 with tdsard hurtt. clerk 81
the nltcd otAtrs circuit court a. Milwaukee,
Wisconsin. ~ athdavit setting forth lie name.
residence. snd postotice address, the nature.
consideration and am.uat o his claim, over
and ahova all on -as. and the facts upon which
be hases his claim to a preference or priority,
and each such creditor Nhu falls Co ME such am
davit within the time % limited 10 b. -uch order
forever deharred from presenting such claim
nrAiust the receivers 81 tho Nortbern lacinc
Railroad company. or against the property in tho
hands Of such receiver. anu from az part 81 -
patton or dividend OUT ~ tho property IA the
hanIe - aid receivers. and the preferential
chAracter Of such claim ts forever closed.
EUNAfn klkiL
Clerk Of the United states Circuit Court. Mil
waukte, Misclntln.
March 3. 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

An entertainment known aS . Public
Complimentary will be given in the audi
torium in this city Friday evening March
30. by Garnet Camp, Woosns of the
Wo ID. The exercises will eossst of vocal
and instrumental music, sioeutioaRry ssleo-
tions. aud an add fess By Col. A. b. Keith.
of the Northwestern Lecture bureau. Gu
titled; Sunshine and shadows IN the Life
of Lodge Man" As the name of the en-
tsrtAinment implies. no admission fee will
be charged. aud Garnet Csmp extends q
cordial invitation to the public. Ths full
programme will appear later.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
Change
Your Color!

Of course you can't do that,
but you do want to change the
color of the parlor, dining room
or fence. You want more paint,
that's the idea. Well, for a first
class paint give US a call. Our
stock of Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
etc, is the most complete in the
state. We buy in car lots and
can offer inducements to buyers
in large quantities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Each recurring holiday witnesses new
and moro delightful creations In tokens of
friendship and regard, and a. fast a. any
thing attractive and beautiful IL 30 be had
10 10 found on she shslVss 40 HeppsfdsiEs's.
on Main street. Unique and charming
candy boIes in ducks, pigs rabbits. cats,
eggs, and other forms In lavish supPly.
Hand painted bon boa boxes are pFettieT
than ever, and nothing SO delights the
ladies. In stock are all the creams. Ffsneh
candles, and ali the other products OF the
most skilled in the cAndymAker's art The
stock simply defes description; IL must be
seen TO be appreciated. Prices are always
below what she same goods can be bought
for at the celebrated candy stores In the big
cities, and are positively low.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Lindnsr d Baatz. the new shoe fl m at "a
South Haia street. have already secured an
encouraging share Of the trade OF HslenA
people Who desire She very best 10 be had
in boots and shoes AZ living prices. They
are agreeable. energetic young men who
have set about establishing themselves per-
mansntly in this city. Their lines include
hns and fancy dress shoes Of all popular
MAKES from 81 30 pp. school shoes for chill
dren from 81 mp, meas good wearing shoes
and their prices are absolutely and all the
time the very lowest consistent with tbs
quality. Give them . call when desiring
actual bargains.
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HE CARRIED 1T UP.


Kellogg Asks stsy ofJudGment PeadinE
His Appeal.
DR.. y. :. Kellogg. through his counsel.
applied 30 she suprsmo court yesterday for
. writ Of mAndsmus 30 COMPEL the district
eourt 10 grant him = stay Of Judgment
pending appeal. The writ ia made return
able on MondAJ. ltsehset, II granted. will
be 10 allow the doctor 10 continus the prse-
tioe Of medicine until the supreme court
passes on his appeal from the action OF TIE
medical board and the district court. he
application sets forth that on April II. 1891,
the board Of msdioaI examiners issusd 30
DIR. Kellogg q license and certihcate 10
practice medicine aud surgery, and that
since that time he has been engaged In The
practice Of his pFpfession. On April -
filed With the board complaint
and affidavit charging him With
being guilty Of unpfofessionsl immoral
and diahonorable conduct; that on May 3,
1893. the board found him guilty Of the
charges and revoked his license aud oertin'
court. where on March l6 last, the Juda
ment of the medical board was Hth med.
From the judgment Of the district court an
appeal Was taken 10 the supreme court.
The application further says that the doc
tor asked the district court for an order
fixing the terms Of any bond that might be
required 40 that the appeal miRht operate
~ a stay OF execution OF Judgment his
the district court denied. The doctor nov
asks for en- order requiring she medical
board 90 show cause before the supreme
court why that body should not M the
terms and conditions OF any bond on M
dtrtAking 20 operate as a stay OF judg-
ment. X. 4. Fisk and i. II. Fowles are on
the appeal bond TO- $500.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
WGIilStGil'S
HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av

Need we remind you Of the
advantages we offer you. Larg-
est assortment, freshest stocks,
best service, but above all lowest
price. Not the lowest price on
one thing, but on everything
not the lowest price one day, but
every day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Mrs. l. d. Wells has again tsken charge
Of the popular and tavorite conservatory
which she 90 long msnaRsd with signal sue.
cess. and will be pleased 20 see all OF hes
Old customers anu new ones who appreciate
faithful attention to their wants. Easter
flowers for decorations OF ell kinds IA
all the choice and beautiful va
rioties. Cut nowsrs and anything kept IN
a we'll apt ointed green house, constantly
on hand at low prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Miss Stevens. the Broadway mllliner.
will display a full line OF trimmed hats on
Tuesday and Wednesday OF this voek. She
will receive each week novelties NJ fast as
they appear In the east. Miss Stevens
wishes her friends to understand that the
display on Tuesday and Wednesday - not
a formal opening. but will be pleased to
see all of her old patrons and any new
friends on these days some very elegant
novelties will be displayed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

The eye IL ths one organ OF ths human
BODY that should be guarded AZ carefully as
life itself. for without sight life Is drssry
blank. EyesiRht is 400 precious 20 be
uined by earelessness or by poor glasses
and u will be good nows TO our leaders TO
know thas they car Rot the perfection Of
glasses. tbe celebrated Diamond spsctAclss
at the Steinmetz Jevslry Go. q store. where
they can be lifted properly by competent
attendants.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

viii not knssd itself nor mix and bake
itself. A hard vhss, -four needs plenty of
knsadine and mixing 20 make good bread.
There is . knaek in making good bread
bat the yeast must be good ana the sponge
properly cared for. but above all the hout
must be right. The housekeeuer can never
be satisfied with aDr hut "ReX Flour"
which 10 all right" Give 10 trial
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Ths happy bride q, the golden Wedding
last niRht al the PresbyteTian church was
dressed in lovely gown of the style poru-
lar fifty years ago. and u was tho opinion Of
all that the dress wrs b. autiful coucop-
ton OF the modiste's art. MrA SperlinR.
who made tue ess, won many encomiums
for her work an Refinement Of tasts an
execution.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Wednesday evening next is she date for
the lecture OF Prof Geo. r. Rudolph al
MinR's opera house. His subject will be:
The Attitude Of Romanism Towsrd the
United States and the Public Schools.
The lecture 10 said TO be very intefssting.
and the lecturer saYs Il has bees endorsed
~ the enst bv the q. A. X. and other pAtri-
otto organizations. IL 10 given under the
auspices OF the Liberty League.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Our Seed Depart
ment D. the mnst
complete Ia Mon
lana. We have an
immense variety
Of garden seeds AZ
bottom prioes Al
fAliA, Timothy md
Red Clover Seed a.
10 west market
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

sixteen and two-thirds cents for chillrsn's
hose worth IS cents and as cents, this week Al
The lee live. lhess goods are fat black and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Notice is hereby given that this bank is
. eparsd 20 pay its extend eertidestss Of
deposit which mature June l, 1894. end Oct.
1. 1884 With interest to date Of rsymenL
MONTANA NATIONAL BANN.
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A shiagis social.

A shing'e social will be given 10y the
Good Tsnplars. Monday evening at their
hall on Park avenue. Shingles will be fur
nished BY abe lodge. An entertainment
will be given. Admission rs cents. All
who want good time should not fail 20
attend Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

TIRE regular monthly devotional meeting
Of the Young People's union will be held
In the II - Bap;ist church, Tuesday. Feb.
20. at 1880 ,. IN. ubieol: he Lords
Jewels. Mat. III. Il
NELLIE HFEsoS. Seu'Y.
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For sale. weight thirtssn 20 sixteen HUNDRED.
The Diamond Circle brand. real Boston
chunks. nicely matched teams. can be sean
a. Nsuldln ranch, near Msntana univsf-
sity, Montsna avenue. Helena. Take slee-
arfc
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

E1smins and buE the newest thing in Jew
slry. q tortoise shell hair pan with deheaie
gold ornaments. They are veiy rich. very
bandsoms aud che newest thing out The
| Helena JswslrT Co. have them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Positively the finest. most elaborate and
mos, dssiTsbis Inc Of wash goods ever dis-
played In Helsna can now be seen a.
Ralslgh a Cisrks's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

You must paper YOU rooms The latest
designs aud shldes in wall paper and
ruouldings at Grossman's. opposite Pope &
O'Connof's drug store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Aud thsy 90 very fast Some more Of
those p. ?. hid gloves fer a. aud $3.50 ta
Ralsish a Clsrks'G
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

The recent shiI ment Of dne French ohal-
lies Just received by Raleigh A Clarke have
never been surpassed for uniqusness IN
style and pattern.
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Members of Capital Lodge No. 2, A.
A

Members of Capital Lodge No. 2, A.
%. u. ".
Are requested TO meet al their hall on
Monday evening. March 10. al 1880 sharp.
each one provided With q basket mo.
empty }, their wives and daughters 10 accom-
pany them. And those NOT having either to
b ine his best eiTl O. some ether fellows.
The invitation OF Bro. Laikin, N. W. OF
Capital LOdgs No. 2. IL attend . basket
social has been accepted BY Lizzie O'Nsil.
chief OF honor on behalf OF Mount Helena
Lodge
This is the last week ., the erookery and
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

We have decided 90 make another grand
cut in prices on our entire stock OF millin-
cry and fancY goods. During the next two
weeks We will exhibit large assortment Of
hne spring millinery Ht X. Toms store.
HERMAN KILN.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

somsthins to make year best siil proud Of
you get ons Of those curling iron sets a the
Helena Jewelry Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

A pair Of Diamond spsetaclss now may
savs yoa Years Of pain snd annoyance. A.
Steinmsiz'a.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Esjoysd By those Who uss Diamond spse-
taelss bought OF s,einmstz's iswslsy store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Buy one u those fns ella embrsidsrel infants
eloaks ~ The les Hive, this week they all 80 At
s3.0A
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Ped comforters reduced TO eastern cost At he
lee Hive this week 10 close out remaining
ffock.
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The large aud we'll assorted line Of drsss
goods just received by Raleigh a Clarke
speaks volumns for the elegant taste Of NJ.
Raleigh. Who has been doing the purohas-
ing IN the east. No lady shou fail 10 see
these nsW goods this week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18
Another sir cut

sol baud tea set Of 30 pieces. Carlsbad
china for e. At 4 he go Hive. Only few more
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Tho latest and most artistic in sprInR and sum
msr millinery will lie slen Wednesday and
hurs day At Mrs- schufeldt -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Buy your bAby one OF those nice carriages At
he Zee Hive. They are the beet aud are guar
anteed lrire. lover than over.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Young turkey. with cranberry sauce. for din
net al the Helena Afe to-day from IL to eight
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DELIGHT FOR THE LADIES.

Young turkey. with cranberry sanoe, for din
nar At the Helena Cafe to-day. from " 70 eight.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

Imported pattern hats aud bonnets will be
shown wednesday and Thursday By Mrs. bchu-
feldt
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-18

This is the last week Of the erockery Ant
glassware sale at The bee Live.