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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01
STEPHENS
Perfect Abstract u Titles

Perfect Abstract of Titles
To ALI. REAL ESTATE Is MiSsol-L IA CO.
There are no more Accurate Abstracts in the
United states. Purchasers OF Real Estate in
Mi. soula County,, look Ia your titles. should
your title fail. you will wish when too late YOU
had obtained an abstract title before You pur-
chased.
HAIRY A. STEPHENS, Abstracter.
Rooms 1. 2 an.t 8. Eddy block, Missouia. Mont.
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a Womnn Who rw legged.

From the New York SuI.
When he boarded "a Broadway car at
Union square there were several vacant
seats. but ne seemed i'm no hurry To set
down. When all the seats except one
were filled he acted as il about To take
possession, hut at that moment a. lady en-
place.
Thank you, but l had rather stand"
she replied.
..And l had rather stand.' lac persisted.
'But l couldn't think of dcpriving you
of your seat"
"But / insist. madam"
s.But H."
"Then ] shall also stand"
She rode two squares ana got oil, and
he hung on for n square. further. When
he had disappeared u woman at the front
end of the car with "a bundle i'm her lap.
remarked to herself, but loud enough for
all to hear:
"Thc poor critters! She couldn't sit for
her tie-baok dress, and lac couldn't for the
light lacing of his corset"
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THIS. THAT AND r'OrHRR.

p"sk: sapcrin,srdsps: .Sonnny: ys do
sir; hut she amt stuck on me mssch."
Lawrence American: nature has wisely
arranged matters SD that u man can
neither pat his own hack nor kick HIM
self.
Philadelphia Huiietin: Fiancc Ia rising
hank clerk /: .In a year, dearest. ! shall
he cashicr.~ Fiancee twhO reads thu INA
Persl: roi dear. bright fellow. Anu
ada"
Tcrrc Hamsc E,r"rss: Miss Gabble: -
have had that parrot for thrco month.
Caller: "Pcrhap~ you have never given
il u chance"
Chicago Journal: MAGISTRATE: ''Had
Prisoner: Faith. 1 Thought I might bc
able tn get n job i'm n dime museum"
Philadelphia Times: "Havc you amy
ssn !" tho Judge Si a asSS.ar of the eulpris.
''Only this, that by stealing j. | may hav"
saved solnc worthicr PERSONS me-
Boston Giobs: Tho new idea uf "a
revolving house, constructed on the
principle. of am ordinary rcvolv-
one. hut il might confuse many a man on
"a dark night who has been detained late
at a committee meeting.
fa, issE io@R f"vorasis on my suit, my Gar-
he docs. mot:" GAigernoo starts np.i.
grovciling tailor, and he. says your suit
fits YOU like "a horse collar fits ~ terrier
pup.
4,huasor T,orcfcr: An old negro who
had business in n law Office, was asked IL
he could sign his name. "How is dat,
sab -" IL ask" the lawyer answered, "if
you could write your "Well, no.
sab. l q writes my name. l jos die
tates it, sah."
F1iegende Biatte..: Tourist: .What is the
! name of that ruin" Peasant: "Don't
! know" "NEhat is that monument called ~
''Don't know '(DlI excuse me. l thoughi
! yoI belonged to this place." $50 l Ito, hut
1 don't need tn know all these travellers
things
Ner York Weekly: Maine lawyer;
what is your opinion of the character OF
Deacon Blank 20 Witness ,cautiouslyi;
~ never heard nothin' ag'in him." 'Don'l
YOU know him to he, an honest man ~
swell. he's been fair an square i'm all his
dcalins' with me and with Othcrs as far ~
1 know s'Isn't that sufficient tn prove
him "a man of sterling integrity: ' 'NVcll
1 dunno. ! never traded horses with him.
Detroit Free Press: "What speed ha.
that horse got?' he asked of u colorcd
man whose knock-knccd and skin-pooi
animal was pulling a load of ashes
"Well. sal,.lat depends" was the answer
"On WHAT 'NOn wliar he am. Righ
ycrc he probably won't do better dan Z
mile an hour, but when he's on tc rail
road track, wild ~ big freight train scream
ing down upon him. he gifts wings on hi
body and Hics AT dc rate. of a mile in =
miuits."
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IT o'LKAnY

Attorney. and Counselor at Law. Practice. in
All of the Btate and United states courts. Col
lectSona promptly made. Special attention given
% Mining and Probate Law.
O05ce: ROOMS J and Z MATTE BLOCK,
Corner OF First ami Oak streets.
An-saada. Montana.
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BUSINESS ~osTUN

vNpI. SALE 4 We'll ,~tthlishrk hotel business
u with furniture ana 'sr fixtures. cheap Foe
cash. Enquire inr IN" proprietor al - fasi
tt'.i'lway. Rn,t".
l~on SALE -lboot and shoe Business in Euttr.
Il first class: stock about >5.sh. Apply at
once {" W. Bennett, standard onicc, Anaconda.
l.Npf SALE t;o,t and Shoe business IN the
Il best city i'm Montana; g.ssl paying bust
ness; good r''a>on~ for selling. For particulars
apply To- NJ. Kennedy. standard oIiicc, Butte.
V.Npi: SALE bakery. Confrstiourry and Gro
eerN business fur sale: everything complete
in eiirrpri>Ing town. good reasons fer selling.
Address, az 40. Standard office, Butte.
WANTED Partner, with two To- h>c thou
w sand dollars. in gssSi paying established
business. Address, lio> !, Standard office, Butte.
M by - lawyer In NrnsouNcr.
w iiriti>h Columbia. "A partner with "a good
library. some capital. russl .,iliss, man aud .>-
lsrririi..st IN ci,l AMI criminal pr:l",icr. Nd
lunl,i,.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE II hereby given thai The >.sond AN.
~ nuai meeting at the ~torkh holders of the k'si
Lion Mining AMI reduction, 40. vii, he. held az :
O'clock u. M. Tuesday. March ~, iSs. AT the
office III EitIiairi"k \ Sirickf.si,l"n in The city
al Nnaron,ia, county al Deer Isstgr, stat. ~
Montana. said meeting VIII i~ held lot liz. tur-
pose al ri''siing Ave trustees - manage and III
rect thu business and operations az said - - PAM
for the term al ono year from thu 1T day al
April, \. -. t>sN,. All persons bedding Stock la
said company are respectfully requested Z" he
present.
J.t. IiEIpE>. secretary.
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FOR RENT.

I>H EIE n Shhml.e" poo; ",".n; rs>'airan and
Goo. "Soa !. so. ,s Ka>i r.rk sir..i. ha;,s.
r. n shSn s aSrlf s%' S Mana 2" & i fassi. street
T'e REM nInrssITiSn house. q" Alder street;
Two tENT-f,nr nicely furnished r.-,ms In
two~,nry brtrk an w->t ss-"nsi street.
Mahan Il liIisicy.
hlnrk on Main street suitable for business
offices. Mahan 4 Linnsiry.
'TNp KEST- L.a,r-r.m h.us. cn rirrh street.
= inritidins water SIS. Mahan 4 iInsiry.
'1N RENT ~alssn aud hSiur.> ON Front
street: price par month SO Nathan Il
,l>O HENTLTwo brick >rorcra,ms ON Fast
i First street; each $50. Mairan n IIn>iry.
~. EENr,,nc f"nT rom hons. in sou,h
~. HE>T--A g,ssi fur room inai>s In south
L lutte. i;rni ala. Murphy 4 Cannon. Butte.
r., air i II s. s%i r nS,,s r:G s:sn S" .;:. iS MURPHY s;IS. r <
go RENT .m. thru r.pn hou>.'. Furnished.
on East broadway. i:'m as. Murph, *
'l>o RENT Iioaroing AMI l-iging house. I'M
FURNISHED. IN Dublin g.ich, near An,con'ia
wANTED--HELP.
w i ,Smsh. =. .' ani H.. naa si.r.+. s.s.i u ia..sr sn.i
fss, Iark street. butte.
W-ANTED-A barb,'r q" run first chair in u
man. NrIas It (. rori'sse> >i'aT. First street..
Nnarnndii.
WANTED fnr hundred n.,n to- ship t., Utah
w L. woik FOR Cnion I'acirc. - East Broad
Way. Butte.
WANTtnmG oo.i rsrw"r, dining ;,oom g'ri
Iiu,t..
WANTEp- fIit, tr makes, narrow gaug,.
Nv ,,rs, .r,,m ''H.s arir,s; T.s., .,,a,.'f in sn,l'
NAMED rr,lgc m.n, shoulders, and tie
w makers IL ship IT, ,rvat Fails; ship every
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-01

TO RENT Cheap aloon. re>tauran and
! lodging hosi~c: yooi lsatinn. a.. .. s:iitsrt
$50, rpom ;, M. III FASH Park str -, Butte.
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NASONOA SH
CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.
.aaysyti. m.n.. nsdsr .hs. ssad ~. GA, .sr
for dsHals pryissts. oadrrrfiss aeaf orssffs"
FOR SALE--REAL Is rATE.
I~OR ~-On. los, corner at second and
!, cherry streets; T ~, e, s;.S Sx Z y 1,ss iad ts.s.
ErOR sAl.E--Onch ols, and lSt on south Main
y street; price. si.-n. Fitzf'airick 4 sersck-
NOR sAI.E-s,ne and ons-haii lots. with thrs,.
for So 80; price. si.sss. fitzi'africk 4 strick-
fasldsn.
II near seventh; rents for s.i; Tricr. si.aS.
FIN ftrick & sirickfaiden.
EOR ~sALE-Two dwellings on chestnut. near
ia,riss 3 siri siaas diSn ssh ''"' ~
E>DR sAl.E -One dwelling on SECOND; near IL
II cust; price, -.!nD. fnffaarirk a str'rh-
LEO SALE .bne dwelling with fNe rooms and
u ON" with two rooms: corner f"nIih ana
rick 4 StrickiriLen.
E>o.: SAIL ON. dwelling ., w an., : s, s,c% s,: 81
EOR sAIK-onr corner lot ON Cedar and
III, fa1.,h' T Tin r . assi I s rssiS TOR 50"
v~Stk ~SAlE-tmr lot pn thr corner W SsSpnu
for SIS; price. sd.ar. Fitzi'atrirk a ~trirkfad-
len.
I,Ok SALE One ,a.:.n, lot ON Fourth street.
II Fitzpatrick 4 >trirkfadden.
T>Or sacramento, restaurant. ON
Front street: rents for $50; price, s.,as'.
,,o. 80 ,,., -, In, :, 49,, az S...
nnd street near 4 he>tnut; price, 500. Fuz-
Patrick & s...sklal"s",
.onn Hon,,n, I" ~ nr fm :" ",sS ,"i t,,r tatr,.k *
- ....,,
u street. Rents for SIS. Iriec si,.0. fiih-
.a...N go,
j near chestnut Price $50. rl,zisarick x
Eom L ON; T., 81 Birch; near IS S,, ,s,SiS
strickfadd.n.
=
i tween Locust ami Henry win a .s,ory brick.
FnzI:trick q S,rirkf,id-n.
NOR S\IE,me t-room nrich dwelling ON
Price sa,@o. Fikl'atrirs 4 Srickfaddcn. -
I>u. ALEL,m. hons. " i,h = r,s,ms. I cabin,
r am, i stable Th,r,i Street lie, tween t..iar and
r ,,ls Ri is,, for So rri'" -''-". F'>'"'-
+ ,,r.,, n,;w,.n" Mai" AM, 1.ah Rents Tor
.:,,s Price ss.;.s. fi.sta.rlre < s,rirkl,aa.n:
+ Maple and Elm. Price si.sN. Fitki'atri"k
q ~tft'kItuutn.
Y>oI, SAFE .r.,,, .iu.iiin,, =, ,,..,., ,,..
Il tw..,n Tb;r,i AMI E.,,r,h sir,,t pri,,. ~ $40
~, ~, 81 \ S,r;..i% s,.,.I.,, Nv wv $50
NOR sALE-The Painters hotel ON First and
II CHERRY. Egs, ,cru,s. Et/Tatrick a Strick-
fadd,n.
.S.,, !, 49,, ,.i.,,..., 49,, E...,
k~ois SaiI 'm'. nu..i "'niu,hs on s.lst rsnn,
s..sa. fizTairisk & strickiadd.n,
EOR SALE Two lots ON corner III s..,an.i and
II rim, viii one hrlck huu,'' eislu f's,tls;
Tires, r"ans:, rents siU: prize" sa.sn. fii-
Patrick 4 Strickfadden.
-., -. =,
Alder. with dwelling of four rtDms: rent =
Sis: prize. >i,sU. Fitz Patrick 4 SlrickfadLeu.
v,nuS ,Ir H.. .,.,,a... ,,.,,. -, s..,,.i
i street: rents for Sgl: prizes. Si,JOD. FitZ-
Patrick 4 Strirkfaddsu.
v1nr s.,U r., L., .... -, $780,, 40,
Il tIak: rents Si's;; price siO.snO. FitzI'atrick
n Strirkfadden.
r,np s.,E A.. L., a. .a -, .,,.,.r ,.,,..,,
u fifih and sixth. with dwelling five. rooms
thard hllislsI rents SD. l'rirs. Si.tasb. tttl-
Iairf"k q Stri"kfadden.
.,,n A.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

EOR SALE One iot on ,s,k street. with three
houses: rents Tor 49, par month: price Ss.sls..
Terms. >i.s.0 cash. tstEinss in on. year Mahan
Il tinslcy.
L~k~ SAl.E-rwot hr.,-r,om houses an West
Sssnnd street: price SSD each-a bargain.
Mal,an n iinsley.
L>OR SAl.E-Onc four -rus,m hous. ami lot on
y Birch street; price ~tsssh. Nathan 4 ttnsicy.
u, Cedar street; rent.sl for 80 pr month;
prize sessn. Mahan n linsiey.
v>tIR One sssrnrr lt with srNcn-rsnm
ho'iss on .ak street. u bargain: prize s1,.ss.
Nathan 4 tinsiey.
Il cant aud improved. AZ is~t r.sk pri.'rs which
We do not care la s.aissrtiss.. Gall at cur office f.r
description and prices. Nathan 4 l-inshy.
I'"K SaI;k, JS:n,,y %agS,ncs%, '";s !. s.o. !;
% hig bargain. W. ~. Hennctt, Mi>>oula.
EOI sAI.E rhrr. lo,s In block "a. stephens
- iickford's addition. for sale cheap. W.
IL. Rennstt, Miss"uia.
L,nH SALE Five lots and Two h.a,s.s ou tn,
ks,ttic>nakc TOR sab. cheap. VI u. Ecnnctt.
Mis>oula.
v,OH SALE -Four lots III blork q. knowles nd
~oula.
rroIert. on West Park. near Montana. he
tween ~i5o aud -ss' per front f.st property
Butte.
FOR SALE ''hoic' corner hit :s;>io'. gossi Ia
.s'i.,ii. hts in the vicinity sell M ir,m Ssas
" $3.50" .it. bert SEQ, room =. NJ. T.. ti,>'
ESnk All \. bargain =. in,s in Ste i.us \
itickfnri's addition. kend.Iy n Van Mart,
Niissoula. -
UsnH SALE-t., lots in Homo, ale. south Mis-
i >"nla. very cheap. Kennedy 4 Van wart. -
a bargain. krnn'siy 4 Van wart, Mi>
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28
A Magnificent Exhibition.


"What magnificent display Of fall fash.
ions You are making Mr.. Sands!'' This re-
mark from one of the lady patrons of our
leading dry goods store attracted the
writer's attention to the fact that Sands
Bros exhibition of beautiful goods for
ladies' wear is indeed 'smagnifcent' this
season.
Their fur display ia we'll worth seeing, az
everything in fashionable fur is shown.
Seal Jackets, Seal Newmarket, Seal Capes.
NUNS, Bots and Beaver. lynx, Tibet, On
possum, Bear, Sables, ETC., ETC., and as Mr..
sands explained, their stock was purchased
before the advance in the skins and ara
selling at extremely moderate prices.
Mhat unique and pretty styles they show
IN Dress Goods and Silks. New Paris Nov
elites in Silks for evening wear-so fiue and
delicate in colorings that the reporter he's
atated to touch them. They show also ex-
elusive designs in high grade Silk Patterns
and Dress Goods without end. New Clan
F!aids, Bannockburn Tweeds. French
Plaids. French patterns in rough effeots.
Embroidered Robes etc.
Novelties In Dress Trimmings wsre shown
the reporter that must delight their fair
customers. Novelties are presented in
London made Cloaks and Wraps. and
pretty styles are shown for children's wear
In Cloaks and Suits.
The array of goods shown by Sands
Bros. for household use is also very attrac-
tive this season, and intending purchasers
of Linens, Musiins, Blankets, Quilts. Elan.
nels, Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves, Worsted
Goods, Leather Goods. Carpets, Rugs, Lace
Curtains, etc., are sure to be pleased at
Sands Bros.
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A Catch to II.
Detroit Free Press: A middle-aced
woman called at an insurance Office on
Griswold street day or two ago to an
nounce that she wanted to insure hel
house.
'eFor how much?'' asked the agent.
''Oh, about $780,"
Every well. I'll come mp and investi-
gate"
II don't know much about insurance ., !"
she said.
Its very plain, ma'am."
''If I'm insured for $500 and the house
burns up ] get the money, do I?''
Certainly"
"And they don't ask who set it aAre?,
.'Oh, but they do. We shall want to know
all about it"
''Then you needn't come up" abe said. m
abe rose to 60. II heard that there vas
some catch about it somewhere, and nov I
sec whore it ia
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THE LEADING STATIONERS.
What Messrs. Calkins & Featherly Have t,
Show Their Patrons.

What Messrs. Calkins & Featherly Have to
Show Their Patrons.
Messrs. Calkins & Featherly, the Broad
way etatloners and booksellers, have durinf
the past week received heavy shipments o.
goods in their line, SO that they are pre-
pared to show the largest stock and best as
sortment of any house in their line in the
state. In addition to carrying large and
well-selected stock Of Office and school sup.
plies, this firm makes specially of fine
etchings and enRravings, and keeping al.
ways on hand the latest frames and mould.
ings.
In tho matter of leather goods, also,
Calkins q Featherly are away in the lead,
and they show all the latest things in pocket
books, memorandums, and the thousand
and one things that are made of this ma
terial. The firm has also full line OF
prayer books and hymnals, both Catholic
and Protestant, in every variety of bind
ing.
In those lines which are generally carried
BY stationers, they have full and varied
assortment, consisting Of all the latest
novels and leading periodicals, fancy goods,
gold pens, blank books and legal blanks of
all kinds. Attention is called to their ad-
vertlsement on another page.
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Pompa1lour silks.

"The actual autumn has only just put in
an appearance, and yet we must begin
thinking about WINTER" remarked the pro-
prietor of the New York Dry Goods Store.
Fashion always outstrips the season." he
continued, as he pointed for our inspection
to new line of the latest agony in silks.
A new attraction of this season which We ara
assured cannot be procured in Helena ont
side of the New York Store. The silk il
charming in effect and style and is named
Pompadour after that historic ladv Who
ruled French fashions 100 years ago. A
woven patterns in eifel red. heliotrons
golden rod, leRhorn, Scotch gray, nstionai
blue, etc. Their present collection al new
fall novelties far exceeds in variety and eie-
gance anything ever before displayed bv
any house in this city.
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will not have to watch long before you see
him kiss her-yes and hear him, for the
hearty smack sounds rods away. There is
more singing, and higher on the slope some
O'Clock interrupts the merrymakinR. The
work goes on, the shadows lengthen, but
the vines are not deserted until it is too
dark to sort the grapes properly.
Such day With fourteen or fifteen hours
in the field and yet only ten hours work
can laborer; but the long rest periods morn
ing and afternoon for which the German
begins early and stops late adds to the fes-
tival aspect Of the harvesting. The presses
wait for the fruit, and soon will come the
wine auction, when the buyers from Cologne
fill little Bacharach, and wurst and horse
radish and cheese are set out, and every
body drinks to the growth of the vines and
the vintage Of year ago is disposed of.
It is land of corn and wine that borders
this turbid river, but its fruits are not gath
cred without it's women. They want not
wives these Rhenish peasants say, who sit
in rocking chairs. II is the girl who sings
the lOudest in the vintage who soonest gets
a husband. Twelve cents day is the
wages she earns besides the prospect of
marriage. Forty cents is mans hire, with
two quarts OF the poorer wine. And when
the rustic lover has married his sweetheart,
then you will see her climbing the hillsides
in the morning to cut grass for their COW.
II you will walk you will notice everywhere
the low stone posts set back few feet from
every highway. Between these and the
beaten track the peasant woman's sickles
are always busy, for these little margins are
public properly and supply grass for the
summer and hay against the winter time.
You will meet her, too, with an enormous
weight Of wood on her head, load that a
man could not carry, dead sticks picked up
in the forest. Or you will pass her digging in
tho little patch Of vines or potatoes that
every peasant owns and leaves his wife to
plant and hoe and harvest while he hires
out to vineyarder. This is her morning
her housekeeping-and at one O'Clock she,
too, ID ready for half days hiring to pull
weeds or train vines. And withal she bears
many children and finds life not less pleas
ant than women Of other lands whose tasks
press not 20 heavily.
And when the wild winds Of November
sweep down the hillsides and the swallows
have gone and the vines are bare? then
there are leaves in the woods to bring homo
for the mixers bedding, and-but let us not
talk of winter, for it is still golden autumn
and tho vintage but to-day begun.
ELIZA PUTNAM HkAToN.
Copyright
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'H|NE GRAPE CATERERS.
al
omen Who Labor In the Vine
yard in the Golden Vint-
4 age Days.
icy Get Sixteen Cents q Dav
and Sometimes Catch
/ a Husband.
Wines of Bacharach Celebrated for
Eight Conturies-Lifo Of the
Peasant Women,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ~
I. ~ W.. GU. 10 =, m LaI lND-rLNDLN.
4 49, 49,. ~. ~ ~. az w eul vlsl'-
Il. 49, g.. ~, image
49, 49,. 49, ~ ~. 49, o n.11 vse. wui.1
- :. 10 'uo oa'.4o VI 0'"u.eoA'
=, r. = -. - I1. 10. log l1peneu i'a
Is 70 -. e.. " .a:;s 1 ~ gus =. years One
80 Srs- ~. 4hs VIZ Iauio" , eau .ne
a.as-.s a aa.. 10 A. :o no'els anu o'ner
II. ~ AZ. 49, =. - 10 aua koe'
ss ~ Nkn's anu
49, ~ % 10 "a.Ho ..1 .o" s'lee.s
80 ..s t.o,1'o'queo iu HOUSES WIN 1nelr
e .s $1,000 ~. Deas' anu looAs Up % tne
!. ~. s" AZ ~ s. .a.e 1'ak' 41om WHICH, SUN
= Se .Ss: .ao ssou. o.u own vans Dfissllne
u -e4 "" Useo.on :. = = any lolnens
/ -. 80. Do.-' .1'sn. lug auu sue oounss
80. 800 ...;-s4 ~ S.e uv vassa.s ~ nan eue
49,. n.a., '1o !'s " ru1s1en-
w. 0oss.eueusS ono eau see from
1Asoa sa"o' anu VINO once 0ao the audac-
70 stop even the vessel OF king to levy
ne toll.
!. ut the villagers fear not and tho wo,,
II, tho Staorer Th.I ~. oAA
e a,e1k o.' 'ne green ana mar
1 vaAey oenno tne ancient little town,
ne driving their donkey carts and their
ms Of COWS through the stone oatev.va
Z ntnrad With men A. arms on5 .t...
~. 81. :, ~ 49, -. e11 stianke
/, n"'s' es1ty ~ VIC nAR LOT another
|. pose tnan behind bulwarks to seek
.ge. In the bare little platz in front Of
i nhuroh-it il Templars' church az tina
II f.h .ar+n-v-thav n .rr-o-nsss -
+ ''r o ~! '- Aonuou "
~ DasAeSs plieo up WIN plu1as, RED
7atoes, peaches, pears, white and purple
Jos, hazlenuts and every kind of vepe-
Sc. Here ia cart drawn bv a woke ~
. vh;ta o,an Nth . r;ctr,. ~ -. ".
I ] ":-xs WV e.'1.e =. VIC W.
i painsed on one OF its panels; there
iip OF women IN yari-colored mead ker-
lfs, carrying on their backs great oval
= irkins. Il ia the market and Nth
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Changed HIS Name aud Took Polson.
CHICAGO, Sept. N.--F. Kranke. German.
about 20 years old, was taken to the county
hospital from cheap hotel ON the west
side. su6sring from an overdose Of NOR
phine. Letters found on him showed that
he recently came from San Fraucisoo where
ne was clerk IN music store. BE asgumed
the name Of F. Burda here.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28

The Helena Roofing and Tinware Business d
al kinds OF job work, setting up stoves, etc. 81
North Main strest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28

Severity -6ye-cent towel racks reduced to SIC III
FOwles' Cash Store
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28
Changed His Name aud Took Poison.

II yon are looking for table linens tova,. and
napkins, examine those at fowlas' Cssh Store -"
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Once customer always = customer-at IN. lid
glove counter in Fovles' Cash Store. 80 ~
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Buy yeor toilet soeps II Tovaa,. C,.h stor..
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Copyright
A Catch to II.

Three thousand yards Of new ruchins ct Fowles
Cash Store.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-09-14
say- GRACE STREET PREsBYTE.

RAN CHURCH-gev. JANIS Y. PAIN. d. D.,
pastor, will preach both morning and night. SER
vices commencing q. II O'Clock A. n. and ais