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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09
Tho largest assortment of glassware in the CITY
can be seen at The Bee Hive.
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

It has been reported that there are two
cases of scarlet fever on Madison avenue.
A grand sacred concert will be given in
Turner hall this evening by the Petermann
family. The concert will be followed by a
social dance.
A fine specimen Of Alberta GOAL from the
Northwest Territory has been received at
the Board of Trade rooms. It is solid
piece of coal two feet long, foot and Z
half wide, aud about half a foot thick.
Atnoon on election day the judges and
clerks at precinct 10. Spruce street, were by
the courtesy Of Mrs. and Colonel Broad
water, served with an excellent lunch. the
colonel supplen,enting his generous Los-
pitality by presenting the board with box
of fragrant Key West cigars. It need
hardly he added that the judges and clerks
enjoyed and highly appreciated the cour-
tesies extended to them by their hospitable
hosts.
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A New and Popular Resort
The opening of the Chamber Of Com
merce saloon last night was an occasion Of
the proprietors of the new resort. The Cham
Reed, late OF Gans& Klein, and VIM. Grimes,
general rejoicing among the friends Of Alex
Der of Commerce is located in the Granite
block. is fitted up with elaborate furniture
and fixtures and is bound to be popular
resort. A fine turkey lunch was spread last
night, and Frank Wood, Who will be the
general manager of the concern, wa on
hand. Jos. kunz. Frank Wood and Van
Garden. all expert mixologists, had all thew
to the great number of people Who called TO
pay their respects.
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Arrivals .t rho Hel.n..

40 3A0AOA8s
]. Lisberger, St. PsA.
G. n. Stuart, Toston.
A. r Joy. LivinestoA,
Paul A. F1sy. Gfanitn.
WI A. Ffent, New
Orleans.
81. Tripp. Chicago.
w. +. Mulick. Idaho
VIM. u. Bushnell, S{.
Paul.
n. p. Gilhert, Chi
cAgO.
Geo. A. Ellis, ChicAso
Dr.. Billiard and fams
lily, Pony.
w. Q. Humbert, New
York.
g. w. HOpleSon. 81.
Paul.
T. HI. Chfistiansen.
Agent Mira Abbott
Homer q. Rickards.
W. Al. Bickford and
wife MinaOn1a
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It Makes No Difference.

Az makes no Oluer0ncos
No, it makes no difference to Us who ID
elected, Dixon or Carter. The election of
either of these gentlemen will not affect ua
in the least. We started out last June to do
strictly cash grocery business and to sell
groceries on much smaller profit than had
ever been done in Helena. Giving the pub
lie the most and the best for the least
money was our motto and We still adhere
to that proposition. We will make re-
duction in the price of many articles mex,
week. We are now selling groceries al
prices and many articless at a
much less price than they were Last year.
All Of the talk about the advance Of good.
Glasses of goods than last year. Don't let
the old credit houses persuade you in pay.
ing them the advance prices a. we assure
you that there has been no advance ON the
general line Of groceries. We have been in
the lead with low price5 and all you have to
do to rrove this is to cali and see us and
get our prices. Remember we underselI
them all. A. r. GATES GRocERY Co.
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Chas. A. Schieren, Jr.,
New York.
Mrs w. W. Dixon,
Butte.
w. G. Lewis, Butte.
WI. Frent, Jr., New
Orleans.
A. D. Martin, Cincin-
natl.
A. r. Bushnell, st. Paul.
r. EimOnton. st. Paul.
W. A. Fraiser, Butte.
c. II. Ward. butte.
Holmes AgIow, st. Paul
8. b FOlger. san Fran
cisco.
T. G.. Merrill, Rimini.
Alex B. Allen. st. Paul.
r. L. Graves, Bannock.
Sam ]. Loeb. Chicago.
J T. Rickards, Butte.
II. Anippenberg, Glen
dale.
v. e. Roeder, Pocatello.
Idaho.
Conrad Kohrs, Deer
Lodge.
Geo. w. Mueller, Chi
E. 8. Bedsll, Chicago.
Wm- McMurray, San
Francisco.
Q. Hanlon, White Sui
Miss Slawson, Racine.
Wis.
John Il. Harris, Great
Falls.
r. T. Comet. Great
P: via, Gihsna. Great
Theo Gibson. GuaN
Falls.
Z. A. Rinswald and
wife, Great Falls.
tn Collins, Great
Falls.
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Tie j. SteinmetR JcWelry Co.
Make speciality of society emblems. We
have the most elaborate X. L. charms ever
shown here. Also Mystic Shrine emblems
and badges. All orders for original en-
blems made in our workshops. We invite
correspondence from lodges and societies
everywhere, and will submit design buttons
for p. o. S. of A.. "A. O. q. W., K. p,
Shrine. etc. All sorts ofs inSxpsnsive
badges.
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Mrs: Kingsley, corner of Park and Sixth ave-
nues is now receiving the latest winter millinery
esrectf n Paris and New York; 5 also selling al
fall patterns and felt hats at reduction. Ladies'
should not fail t, improve hi opportunity Of
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Mrs. Lamberton has leased Electric hall, and
will subiet for entertainments Her glasses in
dancing and physical cultrr, will be orsanized
immediately and pupils desiring to join make
arrangements for private lessons may SEE Mrs.
I.amberton ut hail between ten and twelve
o o'clock mornin, g.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09

Look AT III table linens, towels and nankips .
Fow,es' Cash Store before purchasing.
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UhIed States Grand Jury.
The following have been summoned as
grand jurors for the United States district
court: Joseph Davis, n. ]. Bielenberg, Z.
Sharpe, D. Cohen, ST., Richard Jockey,
John T. Plotting. Richard Hoback. r. e.
Sargent, Stephen A, Estes, ]. ]. b. Lock
wood, George 4 Mstten, ii. s. Ward, A. C.
MoAinnon. Joseph H. Cas-, Samuel Scott,
Charles +. Gage. D. G. RrownelL W. B.
RiehaIds. simon Hansmith. Z. H. Moore,
a. ". lde, w. g. Bailey, John E. O'Connor.
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;, STAMPED goods OF every description At Fovles'
Cash Sto Q,
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Beginning to- morrow new Glasses will be
organized in shorthand, bookkeeping. COM
mercial law and penmanship. at the Helena
BUSINESS college. Begin tomorrow night
course if you cannot attend during the day
time. Hours: Seven to nine o'clock.
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Swedish Male Ou.t tetta.

The Swedish quartette Who. appear in
Helena Thursday night next dress in ma
tive costumes and are the only Swedish
singers in this country singing both Ameri-
can and Swedish songs. The following
shows their standing in Boston. The Jour-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09

IAdies' Jersey. ribbed union suits, only SIS
at fOWless Cash Store.
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Weed orders left with Norris Brothers.
- 9Ioeaway. will be promptly attended to
By Aeroert Nicholson & Co, Ltd. TcIe-
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Emma Abbott in Grand Opera.

Emma ADDOtC In Grand Opera.
It is welcome announcement to make
that Emma Abbott is soon to come with q
large company and what is said to- be the
strongest she has ever had. Since Emma
Abbott last appeared here there have been
changes made in the manner of producing
opera, and which expand Abbott opera to
the proportions of grand opera in the full
est sense. Emma Abbott is reputed to be
doing the most brilliant work Of her life
this season. A summer spent in Paris, I'M
der Nine. Yiardot and Mime. LAGRANGE, in
vocal practice, and under NJ. Got, of the
Coincide Franchise, in dramatic culture,
three months or more daily practice, proved
a wonderful benefit and placing the diva in
better condition even than last season. Her
success has been astonishing thus far, and
that OF the new Abbott company has sur
passed the best record of any former ABB
bolt organization.
Emma Abbott is en- route to San Fran
cisco, where she is to fill special engage
ment, and will proceed soon after to New
Orleans for special season at the Grand.
especial provision for prolonged and i'm
portant seasons in certain of the largest
cities. and is therefore of greater proper
tions than any English opera organization,
Just as Abbott opera ID of larger dimen-
slonS. In the casts are heard Abbott,
Annandale, Mirells, Michelena. Pache, Ru-
delphi, Du Bots, Pruette, Broderick. Karl,
Ready, Borovick, Emma Broderick, Yer
non, Ellerington and Aurchie, with Herr
Albert Krausse directing chorus Of nearly
forty and an orchestra Of about twenty.
The operas are said to be luxuriantly
staged, the Abbott toilets for the season
bott season here is for two days only, Mon
day and Tuesday, Nov. II and Is. The
operas are: ''Martha," with Abbott's
Last Rose of Summer" on Monday; Rose
OF CASTLE" the most beautifully dressed
opera on the American stage, Tuesday
evening; Miss Abbott will sing both even
ings. The sale will open Thursday next,
Nov. l3
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A New and Popular Resort

Sturrock & Brown can suit any taste Oh
purse In heating stoves. =
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Fowlss' Cash Store hava the larxest kid sloys
departmeat in The city. An kids aEs fitted to the
hand without oxtxa chanUo.
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Fovles' Cash Store carries full linz Of Frencl
Up. c." Dr.. Warner and Dr. halls corscts.
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DR.. Afilburn ON Aaron Burr.

Dr.. Milburn, the blind chaplain of the
house of representatives, will give his Sec
ond lecture Monday night, his subject being
Aaron Burr, the most romantic character in
political history. DR.. Milburn's lecture ON
Thomas Carlyle and his wife, Jane Welsh,
delighted q cultured audience on Friday
evening. aud his success on that occasion
gives promise of rare treat on Monday.
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Ths finest quality and lowest prices in kid
gloves u fowies, Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09

The largest and finest stock Of millinery at
Fowles' Cash Store.
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Hive. -, -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09

Bargains in Derby lace and chenille curtains at
F0wles' Cash Store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-09

Mons suits and overco Its for less than oost at
the |. y. L. Bazaar.
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The j. Steinmets Jcwelrv a..

Full assortment Of yarns and tsds at
Fowles Cash Store.
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At Turner Han o-Niebt.

At Turner Hall To- Night
Prof. Petermann's family orchestra will
give sacred concert at Turner hall this
evening commencing at eight o'clock. The
programme will be in two parts of six num-
bers each. and will include vocal and instru-
mental solos by Misses Ida and Lille Peter
mann. also recitation and duets. To
those who enjoy music this is a good oppor-
tunity. This family is composed of expert
musicians and entertainers, and they should
draw a very large audience. Following the
concert there will be a social hop.
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Got % 1he Pee Hive Tor s;lvsrv.r. II. .h..r.s,
shoeo q tbs city. As. - 'lA1siss'
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HELENA and BUTTE.

nal says: In fremont temple last evening
the Swedish quartette gave concert. in
Producing themselves and others. The
work of the quartette, who were heard in
several numbers, some of them Swedish
songs: was worthy of special mention.
GUS voice, which he uses without effort,
and in the blended harmony, even the most
pianissimo passages, it was easily distin-
guishable. The voices of the quartette
blend finely-better than the majority of
male quartettes-and their rendition of
Brahms Lullaby was an artistic bit of
work of which no quartette need be
aahamed.
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Full line of infants wear .. Ths Bee Hi,..
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United statesGr.nd Jury.

Childrsns cloaks must be sold 1t Tho Bee Xiv
at Irices quoted.
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Bee Hive. :, ~
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The Bee Hive for bargains.

-, Ladies' fascinators aad toboggans at The Bee
Hive.
Leave orders for wood 1t Norris Brothsrs'.
ON Broadway.
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New Classes.

Madame Warren. dress form corsets at Fowles'
Cash Store
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PERSONAL.

Hon. w. N. Bickford and wife are in th
city. 49, 80 - -
Senator Paris Gibson, Phil and Theo
Gibson are at The Helena.
Capt. Thos. Couch came, over from the
west eloe yesterday and was visitor to the
constitution trainers meeting
William Mickey, F. II. Morse, of BILLINGS.
Mont, and Charles Hedstrom, Of Portland.
Ore, entered the Engelhorn Helena Bust
ness college last week for course Of
studies.
Mrs. W. W. Dixon, the estimable wife Of
M s congressman-elect,a arrived from
va Warrington; n D: e., yesterday afternoon
tending the constitutional convention re-
union.
Departures via Northern Pacific: John
y. Evans, Lafayette, Ind; Wess Dobnev.
washington, D. O.; Joseph Jane, Liverpool.
Fl Eng; I. 2; Tucker. Cleveland, Ohio; K. NJ.
York; Robert d. Beal, st. Johns. n. r..
Charles =. Fuller, Chicago; n. r. West
lacrosse, Wis; Mrs. G. 81. West, LaCrosae'
Will A. Freret and son. of New Orleana
are At The Helena. Mr.. Freret was super.
vlsing architect Of the treasury department
Mr.. Paul A. Fusz, treasurer Of the GIFTS:
Mountain company. is also at The Helens.
be arrived from st. Louis veatardav crS
VII take MI. Freret. Who is Lis guest, up 10
the Granite mines to-day. =
win Arrive To-day.
Tho following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west-bound Northern Pacific.
James Mcdonald, Martin Hanson. Alf.S
Christensen. B. F. Bates, N. d. Ricks. n !,
Ezekiel. August Roht, i. B. John. wi =;
daughter, G. NJ Jones. David M;tcholI -
D. Stewart and wife. Mrs. ]. 4 McKr;.,,ts
Arrivals atlthe Grand Central
s.. s 4; Mll3t. Castle. J. H. May, Red Bluff. .
NJ .nS Ne sue Z. A. Sherman, Uni.
-" H SId Mrs'O. ropes. versity Plsce.
J. 1 R. SMITH Minne.n CAPT , Thomas couc6.
l. 4 Guillaw. Marys j. r Psrs sdaSs Botts
vi t S...h.h A.. 3 E.. Wiesiner, Cold
ya5 otaTp9cn; Aiacet: Springs
'91ee q. e. Whltehill. ]. Davies, Missoula.
DGeF pLooee: Mrs. Q ter md daugh-
c. Bergthrand, Philips Ben trice MarS.1illa
.DurG: Alex. Bur n Valley.
daughter, Minneapolis. send
4. Myers; Wickes. Ia Willis, G. N.R.R.
u, u Ellis, Bozeman. g.. Hollenback, Gold
Creek.
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Thomas Keene Coming.


Mr.. Thomas w. Keene's engagement in
Seattle was one of the most successful ever
played in that city. He opened to houses
crowded to the doors and was received with
unbounded enthusiasm. The press Of that
city spoke of his performances in the most
glowing terms. giving especial praise to his
Richard ILL.,. Richelieu aud Louis II. In
these characters it is doubtful il Mr.. Keene
has living superior; certain it is he has
very few peers in his tragedy and romantic
character acting. He will be seen in this
city the week of November 18th, and the
lovers OF the higher form of the drama will
tnen nave an opportunity Of seeing one of
the greatest actors on the stage.
The Georgia Wonder.
!. OF Mrs. Abbott, the electric woman, who
is to appear at Encore hall, Wednesday.
Friday and Saturday next and Saturday
matinee, under the management of ]. G.
Remington. the popular theatrical man,
the Boston Journal says:
MRS. Annie Abbott, woman Of slight
nuno VINO claims the same electric power
gave private exhibition of her peculiar
strength at the Howard Athenium before
newspaper men On Thursday, She lifted
sn men while they lay ON two chairs. using
only the ends of her fingers as the motive
power against the back of the chairs, and
resisted the combined pressure of two men
attempting at one time to lift her by her
attempting to force her backward BY pres
sure against billiard cueswnich ahe held
loosely IN her hands while sheStood. poised
on one foot"
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:, The Jenness-Miller corsets At Fowles' Casl
Store.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1890-03-31
HILO NEWS LETTER.

There was shock OF earthquake at
500 P. NJ. on the oath inst only slight
one.
The U. S. S. Nipsic arrived on the Goth
inst. from Honolulu. All well. We are
all delighted to have war ship in port.
The Catholic Mission Band favored the
villagers with some fine music on the
Goth inst.
Edward Smith has rented the hand
some building OF J. Vierra, and fitted it
up nicely, and now displays splendid
stock of articles in the line of watches,
clocks and jewelry, and has an ex-
perienced workman from San Francisco
to assist. Success to him.
Quite a good number of passengers
came down from the volcano house and
were entertained at the private houses in
town. They spoke enthusiastically about
the volcano.
The Waiakea mill has enough sugar to
load the LurlIne, and the Wainaku to fill
the Courtney Ford. There are three ves-
sells Tow on this line between Hilo and
San Francisco, and one more will be
people would be glad to 60 some where
dtlCCI SuCu a SCNCIC WluOCI duu IL Iuuot NC
very refreshing for them to visit these is
lands. They should not brag SO much
about their delightful climate.
The Hilo Literary and Musical Society
met at the house OF L. Severance, Esq,
on the 22nd inst. The entertainment
opened with piano Duet by Mrs. and
Miss Severance, from the opera Trova-
tore. Then followed readings by Mrs. p.
L. Lord, Mrs. A. w. Burt and Mr.. III. 3.
Austin; voca, solo, Mr.. 2. l.. Lord; du-
EFT on violin and either, Mr.. Nape and
Miss Rose; vocal solo by Mrs. Fl. B.
Austin; Duet by Mr.. Nape and Mr.. Rose,
piano and violin. At close there were
some proverbs in pantomime for us to
guess, which were very laughable. Mrs.
Z. L. Lord, Miss Deyo, Miss Almeda
Hitchcock, Mr.. Richards all in character
Hilo people have some rich treats in
4 these literary entertainments, which
serve to break the monotony of life, and
give great pleasure to all who attend
| them. J. A. M.
Hilo, March q, 1890.
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Tramwnys Time Table.

On Thursday, April Sd, the Hawaiian
Tramways Company will have an altered
time table in force. We may briefly
point out that no change has been made
in the King street service, connecting
Kapalama and Waikiki. The Beretania
street service also remains unchanged.
The times Of running between Nuuanu
Valley and the InterIsand wharf have,
however, been altered in such way az
it is hoped will conduce to the public
convenience. Experience has shown
that the travel via the Queen street route
preponderates very largely over that via
Fort and School streets. 1t has therefore
been decided to continue the cars on the
latter route only during the buster por-
tons of the day, whilst increasing the
frequency of those proceeding via Queen
street, which will henceforth run every
twenty minutes throughout the day.
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PASSENGE
ARRIVALS.

From windward ports per stmr Kinau,
March 29-From the Volcano: . = button.
J s Merrill and wife, Capt I'll III Ellis, +
Merrill, Miss w Sweet. Miss l. Ellis, w
Whiting and wife, G S Noyes, n Ray
mond. From waypOrts: Father Leonore
and servant, L Peck, & Y Aiona, X Ry-
croft, Kimura, Chung Chong, A Akau,
Hon NJ HOrner. Hon K X Hind. Hon A
Horner, Hon J X Hookano, JAS Renton,
Hon T. Burchardt. Jas X Renton, VIM
Horner, Il Wells, WV Goodale, wife and
child, l. Aseu, Mcguire, Bishop Willis,
Geo Campbell Jr, Miss Wight, Miss
Noyes, r Madden, Y Alau. and 131 deck.
From Kauai per stmr Jas Makee. Mar
@-Mrs w Blaisdcl and son, III Kaiser,
and 40 deck.
From Kauai. per stmG Mikaliala, Mar
D-Miss l. Alborne, & VOTERS, NJ Schmidt.
Hon y kanoa, Miss Towlen. George
Asiona, a Makala and wife, f. Ia Icy. j
r Ward, George Ward, Pendergast, =
Chinese and 81 deck.
From Kauai. per stmr Waialealc, Mar
3O--Hon 5 NJ Damon.
At Hilo from San Francisco. Mar 10. per
brig Lurline-Edw Smith, Theo Ieinwald.
DEPARTURES.
For Hongkong per s S Belgic, March %
i cabin and European steerage passen-
ger, 225 Chinese men, | woman and 3 chill
dren, 173 in transit
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THE u. S. S. IROQUOIS.


She Tnts Into Port Townsend DIsabled
In Mid-Ocean-Onicers and Men on
short Rations.
The American war ship iro9uois ar
rived at Port Townsend, March 10th, in
distress, with four shipwrecked sailors
aboard.
The Iroquois lief, Honolulu on Novem-
Der 10th for Samoa TO relieve the United
Safes ship Adams and stopped at Mar
slal and Gilbert Islands. Three days
after leaving Gilbert Island the piston
rod OF the forward engine broke and the
ship began leaking at the boiler valve.
A succession Of heavy gales from the
cas-. ward prevented the vessel from re-
turning to Honolulu and she was forced
10 go north.
Provisions and fuel ran short, and the
officers and crew have been on half
rations since February 18th The crew
suffered greatly from the sudden change
from the tropical climate TO the intense
cold of Cape Flattery. While at Mar
shall islands five Of the crew of the
American trading schooner ii. l.. Tier
nan Of San Francisco were taken aboard.
The schooner capsized on November
25th in heavy squall and eleven pas
sengers were drowned, all South Sea
Islanders
The Iroquois was to take on fresh
supply of provisions and fuel and then
sail for San Francisco.
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Grand Clearance Sale!

for,s No,, >,;,t I-,,hro,,. coz, ca * e, IN
80. TT.,,,,..l,, .,., sS 60 "a '" - wv
ladies' Coiored Parasols 81 Is each.
ChilSren,s Colorpsi psrasols xl
IaSies, RsIhr;rcan f;nc Sfncsines en,hrr
each side 2nr a nair
Iad;es, Ralhr;rgan fine S.ock;nrs cmhrx
Zach SIDE 81, mar
Ia5;eS, Rslhrircan sns fis,e STOCKINGS
.ns -. 's.ss Ss.
All Cnlnrs., ~ worsta5 io.r ,r,ce
W;ndnw Cnrs.;n hy ~a,s snd nsir h,;,u
COS,
Gents, & Rows, Colorea Shirts &c to .sN,
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~ SOMETHING NEW. -

- Ladies' asstd. Embroidered Suits, in
boxes, fine and very cheap.
Ladies' Balbriggan Under Vests, SOC. ca.
Lambrequins, formerly S.. now 15c.
White Flannel, all wool, soc. yer yard.
White Flannel. all wool, Sc. per yard.
Ladies' Silk Gloves, asstd colors, long
and short. 50 and 15c.
Dress Goods, Cotton Flannel, yds. 81.
Pink MarSalleS, 10 "a, H., 12I.
Honeycomb, I0,4, ~ l2s4 asstd, cheap.
Black all wool Merinos, 80 to eoc. yard.
Black Spanish Lace, 81 yard.
90 in. Mosq. Netting 10 yds. at 81 50 a
piece.
Best White Cotton Is yds. 81.
90 in. of White Sheeting at Sc. yard,
Brown Cotton Is yds. 81.
Fast Colored of New Prints l6 up TO Is
yds. 81.
Brown Linen 6 yds. 81.
White Heavy Moleskin at soc. yard.
26 in. Grey and White Flannel sc a yard.
Chinese Pongee Silk (yellow and blue)
IS a piece.
Cloth soc. yard,
2xIJs White Figure Linen Table Cloth
I,axlss White Figure Linen Table Cloth
| ,5c. a piece.
1lsxils Garnet Figure Linen Table Cloth
81 10 apiece.
Fine Colored Satin at soc. a yard.
Fine Colored Satin at CSC. yard.
Fine Garnet Nelveteen at soc. a yard.
| Gents Unlaundried shirts at soc. a piece
| Boys Unlaundried Shirts at Sc. a piece.
| Gents Socks cmbry. each side nc. a pair
| Grey and Merino Socks 2sc. a pair.
Gents India Gauze Undershirt Sic. piece
Gents India Gauze Undershirt 2Se piece
| Gents Balhriggan Undershirt &c. piece
Gents Cotton Flannel Shirt and Drawers
| 81 "A Suit