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TTTE D A I L Y INDEPENDENT: H E L E N A . T U E S D A Y MOliNlN FEBRUARY 1 1800.
OF F SS R. S. H A L E cS: CO., \ \ l i o l i 'B t t l e and Re ta i l
DRUGGISTS. An Old Circus Man Talks of the
Peculiarities of the Famous
Showman.
The Famous Sacred White(washed) Elephant Which Deceived
the Wise Men.
T h e I m a g e o f M a m V P r l i l r . Imt l . u r \ H a y
M R i - i r i v c i l > T o n . h l n c I P w i t h HIP H r t m l i .
Old ehowniiii who traveled with t h e lute , Adam FurepanKh or were iiitiniatc-ly nc- J qnainted with him f« r many yi-ars, have countless HturieH to M l al>out the veteran cirrus man and his lone carei r under the canvas says ***• 1'biladflphin Kecord. | IVrhnps one o! the moat interest til", tales is that which RBW MM real history ol the fsiuous white elephant, which i s now a n 1
historic allium I, Imt whoso artiticial color has long been well known to IkOM who were attached to the iBBpMRl show. Al l old circus man. who was in Adam Kore-paiiKh's employ lor many successive seasons, tells the story thus:
" When Barnuui announced that In- had piocured a sacred white elephant. Adam J'orepaiuih made up nis mind that he must have one at once. Not lout: afterward tie proclaimed that he hud secured a genuine white elephant from hiaui with extrtuie difficulty and at a cost of RMyOMl This so-called sncrixl white elephant was merely a small elephant worth about VM that had been painted with a preparation devised by a niau who used to work for Itanium at Bridgeport. Conn. O f course, the elephant was not pure white, bnt a dul l gray. a U ( j m a manner that can hardly be accounted for: evi • eminent scnuitinc men who examined the animal were deceived into the belief that the color was really natural, notwithstanding the < \ | iendi ture of a n i l M M M sum of iimm-v by Ha mum's tienple in then taWsMtWl to prove the elephant lingua. The elephant was touched up with the preparation about everv other day. and on huiulav it was lived op for the coining week. O n i fondav nn in l ine the elephant always appt a n d surpris-
iniilv l i r ighl . but aloagj toward the end of the week the color became so dinify that visitor* often asked which was the white elephant.
" In 1*S4. when Korrpannh had the white elephant i n his show, an embassy troin Siam visited this country for a tour through the states. The Siamese and the show c h a i i c d to he in Chicago at the same time, and Korepaiiuh's agents saw a chance to work the foreigners for a big card. The sch-me was to mH the Siamese visitors to nttend the show. take a look at the sacred Siamese white elephant, and thereby eet a bin advert is, ment out of it. Af t t r four days of hard work the aK' iits succeeded in prtttag the embassy t<i visit the show. I hey passed the white ele- ! pliant without comment, watched part ol the performance ami then went ont. pius-h i " i n t l i ' M U M H tent to lake another look at the elephants. Adam Forepannh. in his shirt-sleeves, stood at the pate. mid. aeeinu the H i M M M gentlemen, he rushed up to them, pive the Siaujes ' prince who led the party a rousing slap on ti e back and said; "There now. prince. ain*t that he kind of elephants you have in M M
country?" The- foreii;n ( . r s. mine of whom under-.iood Ktn/lish except their interpreter, looked at M r . I'ureivin di in i i ina/enii i i t at his f U t U i t r i t y , and theu ipi ickly d, parted. The BfJMtl who had worked so hard to get
K M Siamese visitors into the show nearly tainted at what M r . PofaSBMffk d id .
"The w hite elephant ipninn *1 on the bi l ls and in the show unt i l interest in the animal be^an to Ha.', aud then it was siMdcnly announced that the sacred erenture had died, hiiviliv I M I li Unable to stand the eh mate. Mr . KorcpaiiKU tiled his loss at f '.At,. •90, and an adniiriny public gave him its sv'iipatby. Tin truth ot the matter was that tin elepl ani had la en washid oil ami turned in with the herd. It has been with tlie show ever since, being bil led of late years as.lohn I.. Sul l ivan, and dotag a hoc* h f act in the ring, I he once famous white ehphnnt is now in the winter quarters a'. F lMM street and t*ftgd|rg av< nue. H. i i -nnni's white eleplmnt was no more eenuiue than t his one. I hey merely sandpapered o i l the rough outside hide unti l it M f J U to show pink."
From all the accounts of those who know him well Adam I onpai ioh wag a tremeiid ous worker. "He was up earlv and late." said one ol Ins aid apents y i s t i rday . "and hi M c o n t e n t any time with lour or live hours of si, ep. He cave his |M-rson.il at-tenl ion to every di tal l of the business, and never a bil l was paid without first being c irefullv examined bv h im. In his tarl] days he was a butcher, and up to the very IMI season be cut up with his own hands all the n.cat that WHS fe d to the annuals or • ntcn bv the unployes. He would leave anything to (jo to the cook tent, even if be lo.-i a hund ed dollars by i t . Although he had RM to IM) li'irsi s. he knew every one by name, could tell i t s age without hesitation and when he botcM it and how much he paid, evt n down to saying whether he got a halter with the horse or not. Aud hektpt all of these things in Ins head. In buying a horse he would walk once around the animal, say how much he would give and walkaway. That was all there was to i t , aud he would never change his oiler a pi-nnv,
"When ha got K M b t B of n bargain he would whistle all the t i m e u n . i l tie- uevt stand was made. If he lost anything he would be sola-rand <,nnt for an equal M» nod. It was not often that begot taken in, br.t be d i d occasionally. When we were going into Cincinnat i some years ago he saw a load of hny and bargained lor it at 11'.' a tou . We w, re paving $l-"i a ton under a contracl, and the pr< <p cl of saving (11 pleased t he (tuv'nor—< M-rybody aliout the show called him (iuv'nor. 1 he load weighed 2.t'A»t ponnds. a n d for some reason the farmer n.ade out a b i l l for *!'•!. M l . K uepaugh O. K. d it hurriedly and sent the man to the treasurer for bis money. The bi l l was paid and the farmer disappeared. Only a few moments Inter M r . Forep.mgh discovered that he had lieen swindled and shouted for somebody to stop the farmer, but of course he had got out of the wav . It biok the (tuv'iinr a week to get over that experience.
I never suw Adam Forepaugh in a corner that he could not wriggle out of. and I have seen him in some pretty tight places. He was the greatest emergency man 1 ever saw. and you never could catch him at a disadvantage. Some years ago we had the show out in Ohio, and we opened the menagerie on Sundays, giving no performance, but men ly showing the animals for a quarter admission. In several places that we struck thenuthorities were very strict on tha Sunday question, and at last M r . Forepaugh was arrested for Sabbath breaking. He said to the indignant town authorities that the proceeds of the Sunday shows weie turned into u chanty fund for sick and disabled employes, and instead of f ining him the authorities c-omimndi d hit generosity and let bim go on with the show. Hut nobody evir heard o l that charity tuud before or after that occasion.
"Adam ForepaiiL'h always appeared to be bap|.ie»t when he was losing money. We d i d business at a loss for a week ru ining in Hoatou, and he had a laugh and a joke for every man about the show, but whtn M wns making i i m m v as fas' as he could rake it in hi was ve. v hard to approach, although for a man who knew his buainess it was always s pleasure t o work for h im. Many times he had heavy lo--.es to make good, but they never dUstaJMd him. He seemed to lie pursued by good luck, although of late years the show was wrecked many times o n the railroad, hut he alwavs got square with the railroad companies."'
NW Humanity' The common lot is one of sorrow any—at
least—the pessimist*, they who look at the worst side. Carta nlv what would otherwise be a bright existence, is often shad-gwed bv some ailment that overhangs it
like a pall , obscuring per|stuallv the ance that else would litht the path, an ailment, and a very common o n e . is m rvousneaa. or in other words, weakness ot the nervous system, a condition onlv irre-• i d . able w In re metlieit nt or impto | s r means are taken t o relieve it. The concurrent experience of nervous people who have pcrsiateiitlv used Hosteller's Stomach Hit ters is, that it conquers entirely supersensi-tivcliess of thellerves. as well as dlsc-lls s s,, called—which are invited and sustained by ! their chronic weakness. As the in rves gain i stamina f rom the great tonic the trouble disappcais, I - the Hitters for malaria, rheumatism, biliousness and k l d t l ' V troubles.
A continual coughing is very annoying t o persons sitt ing in ar you in any kind o f a gathering: besides. It is o f great damage to the throat and ltlllga, ami is exceedingly dang •row at this season o f the year. One. naif bottle • f Hcggs' Cherry Cough Syrup wil l relieve any ordinary couch, and this remedy costs n o more than the iu fe i io r grades that are thrown oil the market to sell at enormous profits, it . S. Hale A' Co., druggists.
m i When you m • 0 a mi ld laxative y a
should have a medicine that wi l l act on the i liver and kidney i as well as the Isiwels. Heggs' Vegetable l.iver F i l l s I N prepared •>xpre«slv for this M f W , Insist on getting them, as they have no superior and few i quals. 11. 8. Hale i Co., druggists. |
* M M to M i i p i H - r s .
A through refrigerator ear o n the .Manitoba and Montana Central railways leaves bit. I 'anl every Thursday. Shippers of perishable freights should notice this fact and govern themselves accordingly.
It. 11. L A K G L E T , 0—tral Freight Agent.
l'nsur|iasse<t in the World. The veatibuled trains of the Chicago,
Milwaukee A St. Paul railway, running daily between St. Haul and Minneapolis a n d Milwaukee a n d ' hicago, are the per fection of modern railway equipment, and are unsurpassed in the world. Thev consist of elegant day coaches, Full inan 's l a t est a u d best sleeping cars und the finest d ining oars in the country. These trains a r e lighted by electricity and heated by ateam, and aflord to the traveler every comfort a n d convenience to be had at the very best hotels. A l l classes of tickets are hono r e d o n these trams and the rates ar« n o higher tbau bv other lines. It i t for this reason that discriminating travelers patronize thiscompaiiy und insist that their tickets read over its line, as they naturally want the Iwst service for their money.
Dyspepsia Makes M lives of many penpltv miserable, causlu); tlistu ss after eating, sour Moinactj, Hsfe headache, hrarthiirn, loss of .api*'titi% » faint, " a l l gone •'feeling, hau tasfe, < ,,.iti d
tongue, and Irregularity ot the bowels. l)vsiM>psia does
A f t e r 1 1 , 1 » : ' 1 <••* " eit. it P t i requirti eanM aiieiitlon. t U T I t l g ,̂,,1 r e, I M . , iy n k n Hold's
Parsaparllla. whleli acts ".ciitly, yet efflciently. it tunes the stomach, regulates the dlges* M % creates a good ap- fiif.L pel lie, haill-h'S hejd.e he, j .
and refresiies H M maai. Headache " I kWSj been troiUjIed with clysis-psta. I
Bad hut HMtl appetlto, a:ul what I did cat
Heart* {,[^" ° r ' ' a ' " i b
little gtssl. Alter ealuiR I U U r n SMtMkaT* a f i int or tired,
all-gone feeling, as though i had not eaten in) thru;:. My trouble Was aggravated b y hy baa lMM, paintlif. Uwl «
I l to.lioi-u's .s.ii- s>our Uparilla, wbleh ,lal me aa StOITiaCh SBJBJSJM H M H l of jroo.l. If ga-.e mo an Appetite, and my fiaid relished and satisfied Hie craving 1 liad previoii-ly rxperieuci!cLH
t i r o R i i E A . P>~K, Wall rtOWa, Mas<.
A. M. Holter Hardware Co. Headquarters
T H E
FOR
Pipe Covering, Hair Felt, Asbestos Cement, ami Bhetthing for Boilers,
Si cam and Hot A i r Pipes.
M E C H A N I C A L TOOLS Of Every Description
BELTING & PACKING. Iron Pipeand Fittings.
OF HELENA. Ini u r p o n t o i l i i in ler t lit^ laws of Montana
Paid In Capital,$ 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 THOMAS O M SK. T l l l l * l j l
TIKIS. II CAHTKH. I M VieePim WM. J . SWKENHV.Sd \ i. „
\ i 11.MAM J . t K l SK. Ne..rot.,>. I HAS. I.. DAIII.I.Ii. l ifwurer.
Allows il per cent, interest on savines De[m*iis, isi i i i iHii ;ud«st .1 n 1 inrtrv mid . la l \ .
Siss ' i . l TeiIIM nisi lie nuule on depositf left for a siteeiritst tone on e,-rtitieates.
TiHnsiiet.s (ieueod Itaukina Itusiness. Draw* Km hince on il,e I'riia nsd t iij.s« nf ihq
I idled MUtr* nud b r o M h Haul- iu OssMttf and * ny Honds, and ni.kea
I . o eou Ko.l Kstaie HaitsjasaSk
FIBST NATIONAL B A M " OF HELENA,
Pioneer Nat ional Bank of Montana . O r g a n i z e d i t . 1 S6 6 .
Designated Deposi tory o f U . S .
Distress
Hood's Sarsaparilla twld by allriri igji it it . f I; >lx for ft, Prei'sreil only »> ('. I. H O O D A C O . , A p o t b e c . n o . , L o w e l l , M^a.
IOO Doses One Dol la /
A Wnti'i Face Is Her Mm
I M M S
ARSENIC
Dealeni in I V e n t MMieine.. Kanev ,ol!et BaMS, UkJStsrsjt U m | » and Lsasp I I ' S K I . t-laiw, I'.ints. O i l . , ete.. Saririrol lu«trnuieut..t'r cli-v. Hraetsi, ete. \\ i ..lasaia agents for t'n * tor t'ounh. and folds. Kirk's Pile Ointment, W chea ^w>l><alii,ni.HoMnko£.M«iieiiie«. l»r. Kiln er'a Kerned^, Danileliou luuie, Orenon Kidney lea. UntarcT. Hpecitir. j
DHKRIKF'tl s A I K—BY VIBTUKOV A N BXK-t ut i< 11 i n ni) hauda. laMSaloat o f t h e dlatoW]
eonrt of i l , , , I IraQudirtsddiatrirt of lltastataof j Montana,in and for t i e riaantyof L#wlaaiM Clarke, Iu lha mil o f Taa Hral laatloaial ItanW m Hel.naaaaJnstMekwasnaai h > « M t atw W r t J " ma PoMtaUW, Heletaa Power a m i Lkclu
nuuiy. A n t o n M. Holler H N I | d. , i aienen. loraina l i s l e lilieinoM II Klein- i •ehmiilt a n d Kiiward W. Knlicht.dol) t f» te i l t t ie | IfMii daj of JanaaO', A. 1). IMfU, I hare I \ i>«l n o t a l l tl,e n^lit. title I u I ino n - i ol I I ' >a d UalM « St-.uu lower ami I islili 'uc i«mMIT< BfJ eua Tower and I j . l i t eoia|SUijr, Alton M . Holler. Iteurv M . Hireh—. Herman iians. i Kheiaolil H. KMnarhmkM ami l i d v a r d W. K- .*t \ in and i i it.e luUowlw 'I ttetik A umsi rrty, rituatad n lewis n w H l v a . ' eoeu.j. A i o o> tana. Hsa
Psn of Iota t 'H .v-s l i fai) ami l f t | * P J M (H in tlloek tllirl) of tlie IUIglaal t iwie lle of j Hell na id -. r!li,^t as le^innim; at tlie IM rates I tmii of te-eaat l inem Iwkaivsaoa at nn iron •4B9I tlienre soutli J <l"_\ si.d m m . east laBBaj I tlieaiastside 1 n e n l lark straaine VSi s-Wfeet to an iron pite at the eormr of naotrle Ulis'k: tin naa aorta Ml dag, aad alia, < a t Ml laH t i an | iron inw: thsajea Bafta I aaj%'-' ada. l i --tu . feet Uiaa liaa ainaoa »lie soutliaesi aal. of i 'srk . afaaaav thraaa w r t h 4» daa, aaat IM t-MI I<< *«•, tlie aaajiaiBjBBj, Uajathar wiiliall and aiajralaf the iuil r i n inputs, attajrea, heriditaments and aja*l p irtajaMSoaa tJatn atota I. leaadna;, or in any w iae t
aMawtafnlnff, Inelnduia all mneliinery fiaaa to the I,ml liBa .s wail a- bnueffa, ena'u a • t.-.
NiHiie IsTiereliv aiven tint on v\',slii-,la lha tilth das of rahraarv, A . U. law, at lha In in at fi o'eloek DIM f •al't 'la> II' tlie fren' d o o r ol tlie noart house. Helena, l-ewa- ami < larke enuiitv, Montana. I wi ' l ni l a l l U a rtaht. title .-id uiter-e l u l Iheaald Helaaai ^11*111 Power and Uaatiaaj eoiii| an>, llehna Pewar • an I Lurl't eoaipaay, Aatoa M. Hollar, Hear, si. I'TImm. Henuan fiaaa. Rha aoU It. Klauwehn d ami t l . isnl W. Kabilil , in ami in theaafclabut* uWI aaribaa pruaVctt/, to tat MaaaM laavaar tat aaM ie hand,
liiven miller my ham I this, ihe'.'-'h day of lan-aan, A. U , law, t uvs. II. JarrrHis,
Sl.enll. Hvlscc, UoLaacMHt, llapot, Hlieriff*
U U K R I V K H S A M ' UV V l l l l ' l \ OV A N M b . ' d'-r of sal'- in in> aaada, Uaotd out of the .lis-triet court of the Drat nida ial distriei of thua'ato of Montana, iu and for the eoiu.iy of Iz-wis a"d ! tlarba. in the *aH of J , Moletota ana I . B t b-le lir iikiiiusi \V:it» H I M. toi.uy aud his » i > Snu.i l.in'lla Vnana dab atlastaa Ihe IJtli day of Jen- 1
nar... A . IX, iMtQ, I haw Ufiad UHin all the riiila, . Ihiaaad iiit'iost id tha Mid Watauo u.,loaMI and lila wife, Anna Utalla loaaar. la and to tba following ile-i r i U i l riroperty, situated la l»"» is and t'!ar! eeoanty. Montana, via:
1st s i i * i laUaek HTS nuadred »nl rilty thne [MSI o f tneoriciaal towns,ti' ol H e l e n a . Maataria M t d l a t a a d noeh la uWerllaal apnml tin' plat of tie orbrieal lowwdtaof s a i . i ek ro f Halaaa, oa tile i n iliaoflieaof lha reeutdar off i s a i d rnaat] " f I is aad Cfarba*
Noti.-e is htreby attrea that aa Tuesday, th" nth ,la\ of Vehraary, A. D. l- ' . ' i . at Iba hour of . I] o'elis'k aid day, al the rnaat door of the; ooiirt hoii-e. I l r j" iu. l ^ wi- r.*-I i l a ' - ke e o ' i n l ' . Montana. I will sell a'l i l •• i i t ! , ' , t i t l e ami i n t e r -*.si irf 11". s a i d wataoa Yawai aaxl hh a anna Lai'llii l o u r u r , i n and t o thaaaklabuvi ila* iriiuau proja^ti.to tlafbatiaad abbltr foreaaa in handf
liiven under my hand ' h i s ( h . ait day o f Ian- • nari A. 11. ts'.i. I'tvs. \ l . Jt*rrKBla,tt)herhf.
B« Isco' l l l l l n u s a . |1 • • r •'.
! STOUT OF A YEAH,
CABINET AM) IH ll.DHKS' HARDWARE Dealers in
Nitro Glycerine, Dynamite and all High Explosives.
113 N O R T H MAIN S T R E E T .
Paid Up Capital Surplus and Profits,
S. T. I K i ata H W I S
Y.. \ \ . K M U B T 1'. I I . Kl U N S i U M l D T . . t ' H ' . : n . i i i u
$500,000. - • 5500,00a
I*re«i'«»nt N i iK rresirtent
' i . i i"i Asa't. 1 ' a sh l e r
.Mecond Asa ' t l faa l i iar
toil COST! II
W H I T E G I L T S 10 C E N T S P E K R O L L . G I L T S . 15c. P E R R O L L . F O R M E R P R I C E , 40c.
60c.
IKtAlil) OF DIKECTOIW. 8. r.Ulanwr. John l \ r n r l l n . A . M . loiter. It, ». Hamilton. V . r . r . - "art. T. F . Iliaain.. 1..II. Kleiuaehinnlt, Henry M. IVrhan.
T. P. Power.; d " n i - i I t a n k i n a Imsineaa IrauaaeteiL Internal
pant on time d e p o s i t s .
jonal 2 0 c . 2 5 c . 75c.
P A P E R H U N G A T L O W E S T P R I C E S .
J. R. SANFORD, 112. n 1 I 14 Broadway.
H . W . N 1 ^ : I L L , Miniufiicturor ami DMhf m
ttQUlvSi a ' I 1' ' I 1 I Bite, Spurs, Qui . - tR, W 1 I | I H , I JHSIIOH. BluiJnVs, Slieetc, I>unt«*rH. S l i ckora , Nose IIIIUR.Sweat (Villurs, llorwo Boota,Mid nil r f th t f IjawdtMlutUy Uopt in a lirbt c'laaa liiirneiw alure. Iluiul bMfaWMfkbS IktHMaTI • HiMH-ialty.
Opposite Grand Central,Hotcl . 'Main Street, • - HELENA, M O N T
BACH, CORY & CO., W H O L E S A L E :-: GROCERS. The only ExcltwiYelj Jobbing Grocery BOOM in Kontaaa
HELENA. PAIU IN CAPITAL • - $ 3 5 0 , 0 0 0
SURPLUS AND PROFITS - 7 5 , 0 0 0
II. IIER8HFIELD, PmaitaA A..I. D A V I D S O N , Vuo rriajilfail A . A K O . N HER8HFIBLD, OmMm.
B O A R D O F D I R E C T O R S
THOM AI C K U B K , M . SANDS,
a. ». l U KTi . r .v , w . D. K i c M o i a a ,
A . J . H A V I I . S O N , M O S E h M O R R I S ,
U H . I I K U S I I K 1 K I . I ) , AA RON I IKRSHri fUn ,
J . S W 1 T Z K R .
rVllVjatieM Koicivo IVonipt Attention. I'lirclinso f ;,,!,| H ,„l ,S,hor Hullion, Gold
Dust and County Securities.
Interest Allowml on Derawila IWt for 11 IpMaffW HaTbH
A (ianeral HHnknii; HiisineaB Trunsacted.
KxchHn({e Sold , , n the Principal Citiaa !^ of B M O M
WAKKIIOLSK: On N. P. und Mnntiiiiii Central Trucks.
O F F I C E : Mum Stroot uiul Sixth Avenue.
Montana National Bank OK
Helena, Ivlont. U N I T E D S T A T E S D E P O S I T O H Y .
JOHN KINNA ^ SON CAI'I'I AIOPAID Qf)
wonuM, l-VXl.OOO #100,000
• r < 1
Aft»<- »fi>w I'II'"' n«» will r*>rm. prnOv r r ' » all Rlntchaa, ffolaa, Pbatilaa ami Knvkiop prn-iltieinir an RntraBrta#ly Itiwitlfu' f ' omnlPTlon that Baa tat. tli^i BM> of taiwilora anil er-.^r*i«. Warranter! |H»rfwtly harnilesa. Hel,l hy ,|]] \ ^ n f \ . i i a 'lriij:icisl« at ft j i . r Imi of lOflwif^ra.
f)r. Hinima' Safe IVrliallraJ Waffera Bia «nri> aaal rallanltfat a l l famut i r r o K n l a r i t i i ^ . Prtet %'i per box. honl H mail taaaHVl on rw»int of prien. W.rrantnl to contain nn Tan.)" or ' I'enns ro>al."
'I nrwi.cn A t o.. K3 f lianili»r" St.. New York. II. M. Pan-lieu .V. ( .... Hula km«ta, l l ' lena.
P H O T O G R A P H
F R O M LIFE
T A K E N
ONI Y E A R
AGO.
G L O V E - F I T T I N G CORSETS S T I L L A H E A D P H 0 — FROM LIFE
Thompson's Improved « S H E
i u Corsets "" An^now.niailn with Dor
XO. M M A I N ST 1!K I T II 1.1. I.N A , M O N T . Wluilosalc mill K H H I I Doiilcrs in
H A R D W A R E A N D T I N W A R E , Stoves, Mine and Mill Supplies.
Agents for Charter Oak and Garland Stoves HELENA. BOZEM AN
A.J . DAVIDSON kCO., Dcnl iTs in
BAIN WAGONS, SLEIGHS, AND BOB SLEDS. A General Line of
D I R E C T O R S :
A G R I C U L T U R A L I M P L E M E N T S .
A P P E A R S .
Smooth Flat Seam
T*»1 ' i T n i d * H i K r o m f n r t r n i i M N i by tlif Ijai>|jt«ij b e a m l " i ini-r ,\
ABB MOBS roi'ULAK THAN KVKIt
AlVrfo.v Kit, with R V M i l u t ^ l (oiufurt now KUKI ' tUtOt^L
Tlirw Lon^ih** Short, M^iinnt, Kstr» Ijonif.
TWr .LVKt i lUDKS. Goml-i. M'i«' <'«iTiifortal»ln tm ,'thn
W M H T . i S c l M A p M l far Qiltty. Pot Sale by R B U M K L L A fa, anH
NKW VOHK DHY *i(MHW STOltK LANGDON, U A T C H L L L t F t ' A C O ,
(Bacc«»on» to TlH*nipwt>n, Ijanffdon 4 Co./ NPW York. M&DQfavrturert'
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(ii whu r»'si.lr< at No. H Wi st -J.Mh Street, H M v> rk ( itv. Thf A M f>no u«s taken In N o v e m * :*r. w h i l f in H M Iftfl K t A f f H <>t QOWmwp 1
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»/an a* fonomintiou UJ u.illv ilo»-s. aitli • •;i*rh i n I I M i M n r n l i t j r , rnii-ih^ < f p h l r f r t t i , lir«-
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Hay and Grain in Car Lots a Specialty. mwmwmw-mmmmmmrnmmwmmmmmmmwmmwmmmmwwmmmmm»**m^m *mmmmmmmw*m*mmummwm™m aaaiaiaaai BBIII « aaii • > a a aa aBBBaBmaaBaaBaaaaaaaaaaa .
A R T H U R P. C U R T I N , Furniture, Carpets, House Furnishing Goods,
b.1. A I M . S S i IN, . . A M A i e l a n t f 'aatilar A. « . I '1. V K h t . I U R M A N l iVNH, H.r.(Uuui, Paraa I . V H H - . N . : I i . w. « C V M I N . it. i . WAUAOB, aCaVMN I). A. roar .
SECOND NATIONAL BANK —Of—
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C. K. OObB, VifM I ' n t i c l e n t . O M N W I B . Oatut, - Cuahiar. Joi. N. Kr .Ni .K, AaBiatiinl Caahiar.
B O A R D OF DIRECTORS. | J . II. HVNKIIIIII, I I i l , K v A N a ,
II. W . ( n n n . H. J . JUNES, ' i i . ('. K u M i oa i i , u s . <o«, > K . II. BaMMOM, • « K . OoU, ; l i a c n i n i l l . r H i i . i l .
WE ARC MKIA - T \ tUCTilt t i l T f c S U 1 PtaSORT
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U B B E R
O O O I D S .
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Oil Clothing & Horse Covers. Snag-Proof Rubber Boots.
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m a o r r u a r , . aad II » a r i » » n i b * t M I at j a i l t a m i o a .
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A Perfect Face Powdec.
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Hsriag iMfMad the K o uii tuT tl««>rH of ll.d Davu ln i i i lilm-lt ani l i;<uinec:U»(| t heBwnt wi th ciur niiPiuly i i i inionse n i lesnmi i H , we now caii upy fou r ent i re Hoon, eit«smling thrciii^h tlu< wliole hlcx-k f r o m JarltHcm In M a i n i t ree t , Ktm-kixl thorouirlily witF pobdl of every gnule ami at pri i en that clt'fy roni |«-t i l i<in. K v e r y purchaae luada strictly for cush ,d i rec t ly f rom tin.t l.ainlh, a m i i h i M a d in car'loiidb only.'fAD e x -aruinulioo of Koods HLC! comparison of pricen aolici ted.
Music Department: Pianos, Organs and Musical Merchandise, Etc
H e l e n a L u m b e r C o . , iKucreasoni to V. H . looiuba.)
Rough and Finishing Lumber a n d UTactor^ "Woxl^z.
Orders by Mad w i l l receive P r o m p t ut tent io i i . Correpponcleoue solicited. Yard and Fac tory near N o r t h e r n Puci l ic UepoU
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MINNEAPOLIS SHEEPSKIN TANNERY, anil Dcali rn I n
Hides, Sheep Pelts, W o o l , Ta l low, G i n s e n c and S e n e c a Root :
Sheep Pelts and Furs a Specialty. rnl - i»v
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8t. I'aal Brandi. U l Kaat ' fhinl S'r«,»t. J vMt* b f t U A a , Agent.
Minrj«p»li» nranrh.ail Sii'olct Avnrino. J O H N J . TvLi -aApot. A«*rit.
For «al« b> all ilealor,. Ask for tticm ami taka Do ctbrra.
W. V. K K A N K L I N . Ilraidcut baJwniau, I IHIMDJA.
H'.M.Parchen &, Co.
101. 103'& 105 Second St North. Shipments Solicited.
Minneapolis, Minn. Write for Circulars.
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Is warranted, i s because It i a tba best blood Preparation know/a. It will poti.
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H. TONN, • M0NEYJ0 LOAN!
Norlh HaiB Street, Helena. Meiit 1 In e u i i i N t o suit on from Six Months to
Five Yearn Tune on Ileal Katate Security.
Money o n hand. No Delay. Cash paid for J{eal Kmate MortKHffee by
W . H. C L A R K &. S O N , G e n . Agents . F O R
Northwesiern linarantv im Owp.ny
S P E C I A L S A L E S :
During THIS W E E K Only! K r o n e n M l SaU7tc. * J M M H l l | Jl. 'id. WIMII l". li Mat-, J v , WimmMb 11.<"i. Kid Cllovaa, a-Battaa, 6'ic*. nffatatu >1.'»'. tlaVasM'saraalaaas,ttHi F n n m rh .<ii.
Trimmed Hals and Bonnets Btduvn Cost I
Ap^nt for r.uft»Ti<\' rnttfrn* nipt 11*11-B»-tar l o i i n * ,
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN., B o a r d ot T r a i i e R o o m . P I I K b u r a B i o K, H a l t n t .
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from wtiieli rl/N'k ioltial polal Nn. I l«'«r- N. ">4 ifea. 17 iiiin. it.nil.i frat,and raaalag i i " •> s. i i . i i n . r . mm. K iii 'i (rati thaooa ti. H aa tTl l
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Taa Rvana IIMII*. hit *'<">• Inuiunina at corutf N<>. I. from whii h lUn k luiiial M i i a l Nn. I l i M i i r * N. i l " K . 'M mi l l . E.
f 1,1,1 faat, aad r a a a l a g l h a a e a s. lailaa. B min. I . N0.I faati tlwara H.71 d>». B m i n . K >H f.« i ; thaara N. Hi dea. ; : l miu. K. JTI.I fuel: thaaeii N. 'O iti-v. 'M min. w. t'7 f> rt: tin m n H. ,H ikvg. In mm. VA. I n frat: Ihcora N. II i l«if . I'< min. W. neti i V a r a M. 11 dag. • min. W. I B frat iu t h " p l a o a m b a g i B B I B g , rotttalaiag *- u arrra.
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KSUO(rat; thaara N. 17dag . SI min. V. WO (am; tlicun N II ilag. I'I min. W. B0 (am; > H. a; dag, :l ' i n n . W. wm fii*t t,» 1 'n- plnr* nf U'tfiuuiug, oiMrtalalag li*Batfaa,
Bagaatin r a r i a l l n n 'J* dag. 11 min. wist, ooo-tainiiuc a lutal IITMH ,,f II,SI ii,-r»"-.
'1\M l o o s t l o e «if ibfani larala iaeut«Jad iathara-m r d a r ' a oMue of Lewis aad C'lariw p o a a a y , »tata i . f Mniitiitia.
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V. S . I .wt i O n II L. I l l n i:>\. Mus i . . .Inn. I*. I"*'.'
Notice ii* lii n II; i.'iwn Unit IU»iituuiiiiI'. lir*o.U*". wlioiw. p r a i ^ d n o a • a n t a t a i-, H t a t a u L 1 '̂wi* aaa I i . i r k a rounty. Montana, hai* iliih,la> lil**il a p p l l a g i liou fur pati'iit, nuitnr lli<* niminir law** of t p a g f t a t fur 1^00 Ibtaar (a t ) •>( tba ttalniki* l o o a Ix'arlnir tola, ilvi'r .in I n t l i H r min* rai«. with MirTnim groead Sal in Mam* wHaaiad in BnaMt 11111111 uanlsail) mialng diatrlot. lywn* ami rUrko
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m r,~, I - aieladad, lieiinr in ooafliel with lot M M . nnil not 11,1111 •' 1 leaviiiK net area i laiunil nf HUM
wliieh a notice of -..1.1 a a o g N H M wa*. noeieil ll,e Intli day of January. 1>>'.«I. T I *
1 wljo'ning i-laimanla to theat i>remna*» art on rlia north tin* l i loi t i r. lot N n . II A., .in Ihe "T.t.
I lot 74 aad lot No V S. \V. I . A M i l l OHN K. RaiUBa
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