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Weillistefils.
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-1- Sixth Av.
Takes close buying and cash
to collect.the bargains we offer
you every day. But it takes
bargains to attract such crowds
as we have every day. Drop in
and see business being done.
You'll t;nd something you want
cheaper than you've been buying
it.
We've offered big values in
lamps before, but never one like
this. A bisque vase lamp, brass
base, with zo inch shade. Lamp
and shade hand painted in artis
tic design!s. Complete with
large burner.
Special for to-day only $I.60.
Sale limited to one to eachi
customer.
Here's a few house furnishings
from the biggest, best selected
and lowest priced stock of them
in the northwest. Special for
to-day:
Whisk brooms ............. 5c
Rice root scrub brushes ..... 5c
Heather sink brooms....... 5c
WVire picture cord, 25 yds... 5c
Surprise egg beater......... Sc
Wood liber water pails......30c
Clothe s lines, 50 feet........ 5c
Mouse traps:.............. Sc
Coffee mill................25c
Fancy bread boxes.......... 5oc
Whiting's No. i. That means
the finest note paper on earth.
Octavo note, ruled or unruled,
cream or white wove, special for
to-day only:
Box of quarter ream (12o
sheets), usually sold at $z,
To-day only 45c.
Envelopes, per box of 125 (5
packages), usually sold at $x,
To-dlay only 45c.
,"Straws'show which way the
wrind blows," and little things
show which way prices tend.
Clark's spool thread, 6spools 25c
Safety pies, doz............ 5c
Ilair pins, pkg ............. Ic
Pi1, 3 pkgs ............... 5c
Jubhber dressing combs..... toc
Rubber fine combs......... 5c
I lair brushes .............. 5c
'Thimbles, any size, 2 for.... 5c
Smyrna Rugs are much
cheaper here than anywhere else.
Maybe you don't want one to-day,
but when you do see ours.
Excry time you buy groceries
of a credit dealer you pay a tax
levied to support deadbeats.
is ths granul: ed sugar.... x.oo
19 lbs brown sugar........ I.o00
() stter, p.r ICil....... ... .10
Sardline.s, , , .......... .05
Sait . kir. * " .......... .1O
Matkl;ltkerl, .......... .I0
11.,ker ', Ip'Lr !.i ......... 1. 1;
W hlie F;.;!1. I' r- kit....... I.;k .
Fin est ll , ,ll bhelhlit g. k,' I..;5
Englh h bloater ", Io., ...... .I0
If \ ut'r hi ied of paying Ii
lt C for c a.rs re td this. l'hl:ev
a .e .I s. arl1 ,d bhnr
C ul.n 1.... n:. t. . fr.... u.0o
(lid L ',, + h+ ' rr, r fr:,
'ti .. f......... 1. 1.+
Strt I .bet4 - Iai Ia , , ;o,
fr ........... .......... 2.yo
Flhr l," "',iche .',"-., ;, for 2`.tc
C..ars iit1 t I , r f'l.... . . . 1.. i;
(.'or II : 1 ', ' , , cl c irr
Il.\.,. , -i. hto, .......... 4.25
L un l.ve's o p t, :5 for.... 1.75
Don D.,vi.ao, '5 for........ 1.75
PAT ORE PIICHINI OUT.
Charles Porter Grove Has About
Reached the End of His
Rope.
Not 8slliotg took Enough Now to
Pay His Weekly Boe d
Newpapemoe o .i W*-eeoe Mcse'e esie
ae ime Trett--oltesr resa the
1mp..
The evidenase Ise eaometsllg et Chles.
Perter Grove Il rnapidl rmebdtsd th end of
his rope. A littr wa seeveold it Helesa
pyaterday from Weahsgtesa to the lest
that Gron had been uable to pay his
board lt weekL. eld the alm ef staok of
the Moeetss cnd Illinos *a Od Miknlg
eompar were few aed far betwe thatIn
whon male wor muade they w o btheo
wheo lly tlveeted smaUll eme. The greet
eat setback Greve reeoived il Wleehlkina
soem from the eopeourse io the 0meweppers.
In •ddlUo* premiel eeolored men of
Washinlton, becomlon oooevlnd the
Grove was rnnligl a ewludliug game. Il
veetigelod his la le with th resoul that
they found that the storle se0nt oat from
this sity were srOlet. 0() of the worst
men for Grove and his stcheme was a sen
of Ex-l natour Brace, who is am employe of
the inteior depeartmet. Grove alleged
that e was the ow owfer e the minig proe
erty Ia Jelms counCty lsad also o the
lead IL "Happy Valley." holding It by deed
from the governmeut. Brum etlled on hIm
at a hburch metingo to lestaentalte his
clalm, and on Grove beina ulOblc to do so
Bracn made obe statemeot that be had *e
smlned the records In the land oDce sad
foord that the title to the elnd claimed by
reove wee etill is the government. Braem
also made n active l reronal oeampeaiga o
order to show the freadlenlt ebhreter of
(lrove'sl laime. so that altoiather Mr.
Grove tI having prety hard aladdinl.
The Washington Bior of Feb. 13 hal this
to ayI of Grove: "It doee not alpear that
the eolo ed people of WeshiLgton have hi
any large numbers takes stoek In the so
doetive mialns eelhmes of Charles P.
Grove, the olored man who le endeavorinl
to ladoce colored people to bar stook is bti
mines for 6 a share. Grove llared oct
to-day to a Star reporter that tLO men
whom he .peated to put to work in his
miun would preduos about $180000 a day,.
or somethigl like 0,00S000 a year, sot
coutle g Suda AyLl Shabt meemed to b
needed was eNog h people to pay $6 eaoo
to Mr. Grove for stock is orJer to o this
grhat money mill In motion.
"'til, there hoa been so rush to bay the
stek, althoabh hLere ad there a poor sol
ored mae ba 0e0arpe together emengh to
bay a share. Me enaled that the men who
wore ndluced to from Chicego to the so
ialled Olrve City, the lecation of thes
woaderout mitea, were i thoe pitiable on
ditlon described is a dispatch to the Chl
eago erald. quoted I yestorder's blir,
scd obowed n etter pnsporttls to oeme
flom two of the mn, end dated Feb. 2. er
premim stifaloion with their esudllec.
Orove mid that the oely men who had not
remaloed were tear "dJdoes" who did set
know how to work. He ellmed that all
the steries pablished about him and his
alns were put out by men who wated to
defeat hi. prejeot, s as to get pouoeaesl
of his misse.
SOrves tee a oered man of set very Im
poens, appearease. NotwithsteaL in his
dealings is misig propersied reprlesating
ecoorling to his stasemeete muet vast
wealth, he modestly wears a laserli paito
diem And. He saelert that what he Ic do
ug. be is doeig for the colred people. In a
phsbrlbropie way. Hie wamts he give the
colored people a chaLm to do something
to thlemuslve and lo not goiag to 1le any
white people bay seeeb. e it is csl mm for
vay wentt folks to try to got eay of that
$6360U0.000 a year.
" While egmaged Ion eplaailag his ehkomiH
for the biness of has rem. Mr. Grove is
arLewdl khelpiUa a heehooe for the $6
bills. Netwlthatodiug the attitad he has
takes as a philathrlopll there are oome
of his own reoo who aOe alUled eseOgh to
speak of him a a treand, and who aLim
to have received information from Ciemp*s
and b5'ntaea tbat ljstli e the uN of tIe
torm."
he '' followis_ l a eopy of a eirmlr
The following Sk a es p of a eirlsr
Grove heb been seuding to the solored poe
ple of the natiosal espaltn: " be Monies.
sad IIlisteo Gold Mtining ompany, an 1i
eorgorateo seesllttesl . eelrs shares of
tooek to these who desire to lnavest wir
moesy to sa o terp ine that will anmenr a
safe and speedy return ofe davideade fr the
ameount ivested. I wi 1 take pleoner* In
*OplOallul the valuable features of this
oempenr, also the mnly valuable sereolmen
of gold and sliver ortes now belg maned at
G oev City. Yom will never have better
oupportonty to WIel Invent $C. ia shotree of
stook mow soensaub e and payang a ditl
deod. Yon oea own two omesO, ose is
Webingtoo and one in Greve City, eatn.
Hoping to have a visas from yen, I am,
ate."
Umiee 240 Third street. t. W. OUga.
honue6:8:3$ to 1l n. a., two to Lev, eves
aod II p. eu.
Tat Irrli'In Trr is is r ewipt of the fol
owingl , unlder date of Greve City, Feb. I1:
To the eitIaoes of Munstam: I anke great
plnoaure to aanrsane to the publie the
kindaus and Lospitallly shown to a sinmae
we have been sojeeorsnin emong Sbhes blle.
M n. tjutrau lingul nor some of line
Dik's olalms, is o sonolly mentioned.
tie. kIsdnses o • I sagly eommendable, sod
alware eabll be tsip estatod, tiit only by me
blut thelo aruler ecrn ecutel with tale cams'.
'ThLe Lt time tht I met the lad_
ait.l t . WaIa. that to Iserted in
a miles ite r lLue.rbalO ,. they aarlted me
,n L.ir cat, Lowe, sand querstlusnd it
t e tlatlli to the sialre of the otp At
first. I was somewhat dieielled to ansaewer
the qyuetloile ,au to aLe, but her uestionse
were so nusinese-lke noa e palhkotle, I
ws tfo .d to oow to the truth. When see
leratld taut the e was ano esvlid at the
osamell le became so Intoresiel that boe
hasied here-lf rn tr'u luag n o ishmeo t
for ne take to the Ion that ul stale.
Medic n a, of dlagret hlatds. were hbatl.,
prepared. aud seh doloatelos as erugee,
I Iruil. ea., ailso i-at of dllernst hksd nd
Idiu. : .n:. ow thIe should Ibe sed. I
.lt1 n . dhreot-d. toud u at maalnlug the
lslents fou.ubd great elve. I nam
ccltid at thao. If thibs dy had known the
cc, d.. on io tbshe. me.. popecially
oa I at, r, hie w tl va t.an.i to tiey.
.a" act ,lly mIOnr0 41s lees, feel sad over
our J. ,. gulontaull., cd pltlamu of lou dearu
oIallciel1 I t io s i to erlt. I am fully ea
I talled that I Ihav I..e.u lialel.. I was
ai. Ilu tat.ly colrtereld at iac," tic C' Olrn
wl, a good .oi.l , whellic It ces It h'
l.o. e ltl ap, r~ rane. |. m int a. i i taliag
stock. alitl cc' amwret-e1 .t la ivet i
at mniwy otheo A. ..e**reli atsecvlews
w.l 1.a . aci naoi stIth I taisoluded to go
ad i*e fr I rise t. wit. thr. aLove resotis
loal ltaitaent N*W tIhe lfat to that
na ire ir mr y r l*l f)or bL t* gcocd people of
It taut. i. gia:cr utlser is nor.g*
r cl. a far Cui. a.dLO.s read
ere.l I e I .1p I,,t elL I1 II
I ue n n' . Ia orec ai coa Iry at alt.
I ur w Iave. Ihs . wes'id tar a ged forenhen
I.;t. "it U e . at.
I aLan.l at les tI etsp. t o,. renain for aI
I t.l lli, i t I.tr.iJ tiu s at to. hot I hlll
aleee I. tlulel'rr the galie a.lity shown as
iv te ºc.tpls of thai get a ertati.: wwa.th.
Ilt'e . a a re.
a.L lascel tneOldoleaiy. I slly i ng with
other usn9to.. A remede toast Le lieen
Istll, 0erl0 table in fo , prelly wocloIemeO
tn aepoaeairane. truily Loeneleal in elOet
aid Oetlrely free from everl objeoollosbe
quality. If realy all he eoeanlts a phInI
esta; it Mseapates he see. tuhe gste fam
tly LeuttAte Itrp of Vige.
Awardd hw t Honors-Word's Fair.
D PRICE'S
lkint
Cle0s owder.
Tb . oThe Pir Cin t TaUtu Powder-No Ammoeal; No Alam.
Used in Millions of Homes--4o Years the Standard
PRJIONAL.
W. L tL s, f 3kbr.., Is tohe els.
T. L. Ore.seebh ii per fe. Misorele.
I O. Phelps msne Ip from Grest FasU
esaterdel.
A. C. Stillie .4 wite. of Wiiee, we Is
oe a ly e l u ves et1
Wadtee 8. Clrk, tie big lseep owan of
Chetesl . Is a I be Hol....
. N. Libble and wite of Terk. uld A. L
Wales and wit, of EiUNes, aso segietered
at the Oalnd Contnrl.
William Itasford, of Pefla; . I. Psl,
billd, of Ts.waesd,. Ed wlassesm of t-.
Sagl sad Pat Ihobioes. of Ilm lood. as
mm te e out-of.Sow* vkidseN at tde
Arrleste .. she Grand VBestsa.
Wm sa.ford. leaas. C F slrelds. Towe
. H : te.lr. it aul seid
id i ULatou. illile,. A ('k lltinm. Wlekic
Mrs. llilag. Aiee J U (('uwrebmne. hi
' J Keilyr. Imka. merck
SaLsKaiir.C k eu Mralr Frede. Wiokes
SitaJ rilhi. lurk NMi ItibblL. Yoerk
JnsgbslL s litotets T1 aN ch.eto
suls a Wu re Wleb.
Fat liobieos.o Blas (' tel.
Arr, vl' at fh. Hi-aeas.
It W lolden. tlUsytou. () A Devit. Chiego
R L itera.t·uea. ew MCsrpidl. Cies
York W h Humnwell. P.,s.
SJ Carter. Ht IA.enl laied
I bae ISwrttL t 'Sul Jo lael. sew York
Yelter o tI ra th - 1 M gersele. Newtoek
teasn D T IleAett. Rates
nJ t falia. ( hleado l Parker Veetey. is-.
Joh. Io 1 iar.. oel, I *aspoe mell.
W It Loanss. ihr reak orce (rm
W W t'urier. Urest e'all
FaIls LU , ' pe. G't Fvll-s
SLACK FRIDAS.
Grear raedutelas alI e .t hile das rgod
at ande e Orosa. t.-do.
Redoead hate to MldwltoIr Filr.
Ol aend aiet JauaOr) 23,1 ike Umaes Pa.
ella will rell round trip Uokeb Maeles e I
anr erano.oo (ioeledllg eae edmletiose
So the Iair grounda) limited Sl thier y die
--ooitlaoUs pasagel In e dL se Ilte.m e
rase of f2e0. Osn Sie hII of hob moasih
rounal iv tickele rwill eless o a . s li
lied So eli momike, wiih esopestr phevilegee
eo roteS it rl aoe $*7
Pessan ers, oi Ogden at of l y wie
•elhtneao rtle. Taes sohe Pallman dlRg.
iad bhfte ter roet o thereby saein tiwme
and xr.nOes.
Far t sah l lpg ea resesovatios
oand tle, infomstion. sel oeqesdot
No. _b oarth aiis IstIoAs Helena. Mhi..
H. o. Wioi.,
Froeikt g ad Palsllnaeer Aen t.
Toe mme bei sglem err e ah t The mea Hie
thLeakteforse.
r Ifdwloer sair nltn.
Os sad tie. r Jan. 28 tbe Nortbr Paol.t0
will Nil iNekel from bleas to hae Fran
eie.o uadl leosn. om eweaoi of the Mid.
winier fal,. at tie rate of $01.10. whiLh in
eladee Ito admiiea eonsposeo So Sh tfae.
'ileke. d ote allow ueperem end re.
limised foe rNer paIere shirtysip flo-e
Idse of sal..
TIhe t r slat moalke' e erees l ke
So as lraa soeie d mlLe Anogeles aJ .e
trs will ke rsold en tie 1Lk of esek monet
• kereofoo.
For r tr I Sber prilasr. eleping no
emie .. .e1e., ml o or address
A. I. oan.
• Ge'li Asa N. P.IL H..
Cosoe Maii andl rsed IonI
Helena. Mol.
A dlat tisi wrt SiN1 mold tle week fo
boa atike Bse Hive.
"the Uloes temP iaN Iaie ily I. IL"
Tbhen thoueasd mile books aeod ae ea
tire systei , loeladig tMamars. (Pert.
lead to 1lea Fraiees) ead Meateon Ualeo
railway, with blall ees allweas oft m0
poseads, anw oe Nseo at two oneo-halt
seas per mle.
Oliy lile to Oe easm via IPal Lake and
Deaver. Pallmes dialag and •leepii seear
slso toriot leeoeper and eliest oblie ans
Use the world'ls petaril slis. plregessil
tiehte Iat No. : North Mala stee.L
a. O. Wsloe.
Freilsh aLd Plaeaoser Ageit,
A prter leamp with mhe oe e at The 3m
Ll. ..... ....
VTi ca
Find set flo yoearilf by siy l s th Aablli
olen' tet it has so oqual, ad bread md
frnee it will IIte far sIprterto e say be ad
mado flono stera dor. Ashk aor teess
ter Ar .bells ear. Tbhey sll .l iad ale l
the White Lil, a poetry donr. Imad by Oh,
eles tolller mills. Doe' ftall to give SI a
triaL.
Hats d saeps a aeLterl pres at The
I lae siead lamps for AD at Ihe Les Elv
MilIIe Agiall Lewis sad Clarke C" lty
Mset be presented he oesty auditor mot
later then Marob let, or tbey will lay over
sntli seit quoater. Hy order of coatyl
eommiieloers. E. S. Farwea.,
Coasty Audi;er.
Baraiae i all 1imes at 'The ill Iive.
Legal blanks a this omea.
MILENA IN 11IiE.
Capital City Maui Co.. r Niat- h av.
uiee P i'y Lnodge e. s. I. u. 0. .
Suet. verl Fridal.
liwellar m iti lf tie Slatve Ilewill hteuld
at (idd F..lows aHll thLi .iiilu, toJuurnta
brothers are cordially N. ul.
t l'. KlIKWOI, . U.
I. tHit.ulvAsnA. Iie. s
SIING'S OPERA IOl SE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
TUIESDAY, FEB. 27
'IlI AmerrkisaQuen of Mirth and Mloa..
FANNY RIDE
Add her treat ronedd supany will preen:t ltb
SJdolly Sii lpise
i%\ ub lw ns .ple d.ill ret.alut. Ioll
lallihr I ht ,i strl ea l-nt will bian
' wll 11,. a'fie.i'h tuliertlia
A Little Broom Seller.
V 4,.. Iic wiill llrdu aoill Ial reed i.
tall. elnd Itiaac. that ha made sae tam
o.es. a alow i.er lrry a il )sItle Rea
The Alhambra Gonceit
loam A Otesest·'s drg .ete .
Ieeoeloi eaes ai lb. e apd I lram50
The Rapid Tresets rireasd has opesed a
lg easslllet perk s *o oml vmeriy lI5s
wbhi is frno to e pebli. (lre will
IeN se bs p loelae a 8 i.. 1:1, , 4 aud
7 -. ".. sa, ofiteer If seeessr. Eltra
ers will be feasebed I e t Ihe es j ofml a
fee spesa eme S be madd aS hbe ,mios of
te se..pea,.
MAuS'O..
pp ICII-(IOIfT CU-Feb. 21. >.Y. hr,
i rt . W,,. . .f the , .wa .
bratl ( r ,ttlloe to Mr. M fia l ( ,otheb.
beakýe H.l"Mss
TIE UPP
That may be so but
s .c our ties are down
Any tie in oir win
50c ow for one all a
dollar. A big ailver
SOc diollar buys
50Oc
STWO. SEE?
50c 50c S0c 50c
TIES DOWN.
Soc
All the latest styles,
anades deelgn:,, espec
ACf i ally our large line of
FOUR-IN-HANDS all go
OC for on.hSlf dollar each.
SEE OUR WINDOW.
Reed&Craig
BAILEY BLOCK.
SUICIDE!
At any time is bad enough but
this cold weather makes it still
more horrible to contemplate.
But, by the way. have you con
sidered the low price of our
Hero Perfora ed Roll
Toilet Paper?
We sell these goods at $1 per
dozen pacages. Why ? We ship
In car lot3
Crescent Oval Toilet
Paper.
This we sell at $1.25 per dozen
packages Why' Same reason.
We are the most extens.ve anip
pers In all lines we handle itn the
state This line with all the rest
Our rtl' e are lower tllal ny
other dea ler.
Parchen-O'Acheul Drug Co.
GRAND PRIZE
Masunrale Bil
- AT TIlE -
AUDITORIUM,
ThurIay Ev' lair h 1.
--I.NE IT ,I TiII.-
1ELENA EASE BALL CLUB
T . . 1, n 1 lns two !tdo:,,
25-..Elegant Prizes---25
'. . . A L r r " ( I x :n lae I,
Architet inrd Shpr!, iiltnendent
S Iii" 11111.1LIt:,% ,.
S - A, M. Holter Hardware Co., Agents
STEELE, H-IN DSON & CO.,
Jobbers of Hay, Grain, Flour, (ee., Rolled Oats, Corn. Meal, Potatoes. Etc.
, ,, --A k b ;:% f r the. ( ,, *. ra"'rit A.
ROYAL BANNER AND MONTANA BELLE FLOUR.
TCLFPHUO E NF4. 4· 1 It L, t eu t etrag f 1.tl4 I i t, ,l e. - :-. I . . l. 4 Il bhbI'
..- ..I . •, ...
1. .The Pioneer Fruit House of Moontan.. ,: n,,,.,
I uttor t how.nlg tum te
AplLNTAL ISID part,..t th
Cider. lM*e . ,rit M',c[
sut+ "t ul kind. L. ean I, , , v
"'"""' Fruits and Produce. ' ,* ....
Alfalfar :. . it f Ior a pr
imtnth e sed. ILEL .A, HM Nr. W' lOI.t:I A.L: ONLY 110t to .10.1tre o_
lied ('lver beel. applie ,t, i,
bola Attests for "Jhill Ny." ( iKarý
GLARKE & GURTIN.
* * * * uces ors to * * * * *
CLARKE, CONRAD & CURTIN.
HARDWARE We carry the largest stock of
STEEL HOUSE FURNISHING OOD00S
NAILS. Of any firm in the city and all
First-class.
MINERS'
TOOLS. Granite Ironware.
AT PRICES
ETC. Pressed and P',d Tinware TO SUIT
THE 'lIMES.
.Galvanized Ironware. ,
Cast. and Wrought
Steel Ranges SKATES A OT sKATES
SKATES AT OOST SKATES
bKATES SKATES
Wood and Coal
A. G. CLARKE 42 and 44 S. Main St
Heating Stoves. J. C. CURT'IN
FOUNDRY
AND
Machine Shops
Mlartufacturer3 of Mining Cars,
;ro and Watar i7 13 cito, lrdn and
Srciss Caastmla at the ,hortesa
loutice.
(.iener.il rl.a.r.nli u al Alasses
. f macll:iery, uelirFrali ur electric.
Helena Iron Works.
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Montana Central Railway
TIME TABLE.
In Effect October 24 1893
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.v .: acItrLw laplter., e'b· ud- 2L u a i
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Bu"'-,t n:lmoki Libr, ry Car.
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,r.. n-.. ti* t ýa"- ih,.". at . Aucht.r,
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)I r (a: herll l infrI', .. ap ratM, ass.
1 r w rlta t nuel . o I o
t \1 f'l " 1 .t } Icket A[ent.
J. L. SM1ITH
Fci ht and Transfer Line
HELENA, MONT.
All '..nd ..1 Urr tIa all - an l Ilth lr .r a
yuuulltur -.4 pr t**fI) Ir150?St'J 1r..r. the
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S Staff & Opheim, 38 S. Main St . Next to Cruse Bank.
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