THE LOCAL MARKEl.

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Wood-Pet awd per.sMNiSVI'b we JaS. UZt 5a0-0.2 totn S ml

6msW*r-Per cv. m

IPURE MILKIrulnasuE rM THE••r

WARM SPRING DAIRY.

A mik rnste has berm establelaed to theStrollrw be pa

Lhe MaL turabed byh he Warsm UpriaD-eb7 In

Afbsolutely Pure and Guaranteedto Be Such.

PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED.

And All Orders Will ReceiveCareful Attention.

CAFE ROYALI et Park Strut, ktt", • at.

The Best CondIcted Restaurantin lfoatanL

A Few Reasons why It lsSo Popular :

a I fam..e ow 1ta Home-made Fles.a Is f n su or Itas COes,It Ls abmo iar Ias Goond usa er.Rt I ame.o far its Good cookIao.1 Is amlous W Ms Daus Dakeds sems eye"

1is eIsunted by a mdasess m arn Dassdass

f 3 epeas at aU burn. Ie md Nigl.

YTar Truly,

OEL E. WHATLEY.

No More DelaysA7 GARRISON.

GO EAST A•• WEST VIA

Northern Pacific R. R.

Th. Dining Gar Route and (reatShort Line to all

EASTERN CITIES

&ia. THUOGH TRAINS ar !quipped wifb~Ulu rd c~ru ~2 k wrhi ,

Through Pullman Car from Butte> V urn ~~ mini k (Imwmmd b.610ei.a.

LO3 M Trns.Pudlatou Co..k..l

Patlastto Drgism Cars,EZwgomt Dra Coeche

por ad + n d alsroe C lr

at Cbwarg e

TINE SCHEDULE.

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<Irrerght sums!........ s a. W. and OADp. EL.

ernahtp tickets for, ca acts Is maro"P Viamay a. ae o d g the A tha at e ap mam.

FoLrO fuR Imfrmila adef re rlse ~Par~ n. 5.S FEZ, (ltea Pa t.e A g

LAS. M AUG. Glemeral Agt., i Maim0 Ut..Opp, $ er M'ere.tr tOoflPW_

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CrommatLIke betm ofREN Mwcotry. srRUsSSO ? Mb t A %be IQsami

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159OL'" lmm win mpm o the ~By order of tIhe r NOVo fru t.M.

m. Dl penaluK. t ma maCHA lc? LdgX. MAKuLN. as New. m.Gavd November let, IVAd .

the D tWV . R e T HIp. 5.. a.. MONTm.

ntie folwu imssto bPro..1" t h is 11W fiisu111amales idepttler an Skid mtce titlv stku omid toudmaki 1knl is mnm u t at bis asi. mWdvtz.?Jco W illbek *Btto btuieflu indbel kf.

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K. =0. NIalm(tlN &WNRegiter.

% a A TiIw.esON SALE

PRINCIPAL POINTSEAST, WEST,

NORTH and SOUTH

***THE DEPOT -

Main= officewL. .. fOnt or

S. D. lIE., Cty Tietf A865.J. A. LEWIS. U.mt $ Aigm.

TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE-- or-

THE NORTHWEST.-TD'.-

Montana Central-AN>-

Manitoba Railways.-TH3 WRW AND-

POPULAR SHORT LINE.

etwmeen AadanEa. Hutte. Helea. MrTmvile,

Now Open for Passenger Trafc.

SOLID THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.

'be .o.ly luo n an ulas. car.Luxrious IMtng cars, MAgfit.eent Ia yubeand Prte 8Leepinzg Cars lame Passes-gmes between

BUTTE AND ST. PAUL.Train lav. es1u4. dally :10 a. m.

Umlaty. C'mfrt aud Cortesy fur Our

utte, to Mt. Paul n 49 boars.

B. H. IA'ILFhY ( n..a. At.. Helena.1. K. I)AWMNO. lica. Agset. Hatte.

THE ROCKY FORK COAL COMIANY'Is now Prepared to Deliver Coal from its

MINES RT RED LODGETo consumers in this city. Fos domestic and steam purposes

Rocky Fork Coal has no superior in this market. It lights readily,makes hot fire and leaves little ash. Try it.

Principal Office: Room 25, Pittsburg Block, Helena.

Sa fN CI ES:Giehrist Bros. Edr. Helena. Estes i Connell Company, Anaeonda.i. L. Bonner & Co., er Lodge. A. Framer, Billings.The Miners' Lumber Company, Butte, ( Goo. T. Young, Livinuston.O. S. Millis. Park City. IBerg Bros., Town•end.Busha & Baile. Big Timber. i W. H. White. Stillwater.L. .S. Holer, B . I

JOS. F. 1MURRAY.Having purch•med the husiness formerly conducted hb James McNulty is now pix

pared to furnish his cusut,nwrM with the finest brands of

Domestic, Imported and Key Weed CigarsTo be found in the city.

PRVITS RND CON 1ECTIONr2RY

Fresh and ehoi•. A well assorted stock of STATIONERY.

JOS. F. MURRAY, - - Main Street, Anaconda.

Buggtos,Carrtagos,HARNESS

SCIIU1TLER WAGONST Mum "N Mh uk IM A mamii. us to

BARRET & JACKY'SMAIN( WfZKKi.

inneapolls & St. Louis Railway-ANI) TiIK FAMYOS-

ALBERT LEA ROUTE.Two Through Trains Daily from

St. Paul aad Miameapotisto Chicago

WiM llu t-uhaat emoametl with tbe Pall Trainsof all Ileas for the

EAST AND SOUTHEAST

Thb Imr.t anud ItOly IJne Muanting Through('Car 1 •wees

Minneaxolis and Des Moines. Ia..VIA ALBIER LiA AND isrT D•1a13K.

Solid Through Trains Between

Minneapolis & St. LouisAnd the Prlt iwl CI'tles o tthe Misalssilpl. and

coaoeetib I, Uk• I Ofur all poiutstouLt d aw ll.wlm.

Many boars saved. and tle 1)NI. l.INK run-niag traium dally to

u1M CITY, LITIWOlRT, ATCEIIIO,Makine eneaueurtlas witl the l'mib a . Prt

and At.uttnu Toqpr & .M1roa VeI i Uisways('t.e cuouetllnardim mad.. o L'nnm Ilrp* wlh altrains of tIe ML. Paul. Mlumtapnls andl ManIIt,-

.I Northern artlt, MLt. I'aul & lfthuth aMll-ways, frIom and to

All Points .North/ and .V1orthwe'st.

It REMEMBER It tHEMTRAINII. IAUul Railway are .mnlumhel e of 'uomf.lrtablelkty ('emoenew. Mgnhlftese Puolanmam mlerldeagCars. Iirtim Rtelnliag ('hair Cars. aust mar Just-ly eelebataed

SPalace Dining CGars.Itr llmt. of tla• cltt•*l•kedl ItEEK . Far,' l-

ways as low as tme kowe-st. FMnr tinme tables..thromlugh tickets. etc., rcal ulmo tit*r -nrarest ticketagent or write to

C. H. HOLDRIDGE,Gem'l Ticket and Pass. Agent,

MINNEKAI'I.It. MINN.

TIiE CHICAG)OMILWAUKEE &

ST. PAUL RY.Is the Fast Mail Short Line from St. Pauland Minneapolis via La ('rouse andl Mil-waukee to Chicago and all points in tieEastern States and ('anada. It is the onlyline llnder one manageanent betweenl St.Paul anld Chicago, and is the FinestEquipped Railway lb the Northwest. Itis the only line running Pullman DrawisngRoomu Sleeping Cars with luxurious sunk.-inlg r manm and the finest dining carn inthe world, via the famous 'River HankRoute," along the shores of Lake Pepianand the beautiful Mississippi River toMilwaukee and Chicago. Its trains coal-nect with those of the Northern lines inthe Grand Union Depot at Nt. Paul. Nochange of ears of any clans between St.Paul and C('lkago. For through tickets,tinme tables, and full nformnation apply to

anly coan•lna ticket agenlt inn tle North-west.

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