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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25

Strict Good Ofdinary.6's Mddlng .......-..."o oio
option trading active very nervous market;
Early Liverpool cables Indicated n sharp advance, and
the local responded with advance ranging to
points. Continued reports circulated that wall
Street houses ar, purchasing. decided selling move,
ment shown in the afternoon hours, and closing prices
Indicate a net advance Of pono on April and to
points decline other months sales, loQ,lOO bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25

IT, HE BOOK OF oPEN.AIR SPORTS, octave. 200 psses
a., sn,usements Rules sailing, swimming, ball pay
ing shooting horseback riding &C.. &c. ~ fu ~ psf
COPY. Published by The Tribune, New.fork EasesoAs
IND and universally comsY2sssed BY The pseek
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25

COTTON-The spot market was quiet, but steady, at
unchanged Quotations Sales, Isl bales oil for eonsump
tIon Port receipts, S93 bales against l0S00 bales the
and Cob bales for the corresponding
day IN 1890. The receipts since September have been
g. 1877 70l bales against 5G3i409 bales for the cOrTc
spending period year ago. Crop movement: 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-04-25
WHEAT. NO. 2.

changed. Mo- spring wneat q lId$l ia No. spring
wheat 81 OS No red 81 l2dSl ii No. corn, 72l2c
No oao $40 a5jc rye, soc No. barley none;
no ilaSseed, 81 49, prime timothy seed, u 80; mess
ribs ides oo;e e6$ogsoS5 dry saIte d. :hog s
whisky dsters' fn he'd goods per gall 81 Is
unchanged. No. white oats, 574aj7 l2c; No white,
56a57c. Barley-NO. 3, T. o. b., 7Sc; No. 4, o. b.,
1jd72c. c,,.
Articles. Receipts shipments
Wheat. bush. -tUOO oiVVNV
oats, bush. %o0OUUO
-.
Produce Exchange to-day, the butter market wai
firm and unchanged. Eggs, l3dl32c.
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Minneapolis. April 24.-Rcceipts were again large and
shipments rather light There was some demand for out
was Very dull ana sale, hard at satisfactory price
40. Northern offered at la14e for May Flour
Ing quotations 90 hard April 81 i2s on track isa
y l2Is. track, 81 l0t dsl lob No. Northern April
zoe No. 4, g9c, oats are quiet and easy No 2 white
s&sS Whisky gn rm vines 81 5 pF q Fl
3 800 BUN Zoo 01 Sa: oo 81 600 GSh o''
Philadelphia April 2i.--Flcur market dull and nominally
unchanged NILS generally holding out for the late ad
holding on Medium and low grades scarce and nr,n
fa Tor f desirable grades for milling but
va: 'nS Ma . q 2as I!J June 81 Sas July
81 lGdsl H. CoIn-Option market nomlraly hanged
spccplaioT' shipper Local CARROTS QUIET but Hr@
n grain depot 0 Sc 30 mixed mixed A sISoSc May
Market Tor CARROTS ruled steady under moderate offerings
Sgs a ta ARD re snG AND %a od lac oW % ypa
With decline in ether grain centres Ungraded, o2iac SO
w whe S %SI S33dSsc Hay GS%osc June 63
S g IS ysS qsi 6t ana a l%iG and p sa1y
powdered 4'sd 10 l9e granlated, Axe Feed dull and
ana weak reese Canada, 81 6oa$l IS; DO Mlc1lGaa;
i @6ds . do lair to good s. i2as
q g BgaRk and s9r c69 oeo q SO 95a far 70
renn,ylvana, medium sized ana mixed Fl 0oG z 81
90 Gediu 1875 do cuiis, $sasS So Other articles IN
CHANGED Keccipts-Flour, l.9OO bbs and 800 sacks
wheat OO0 bush; 900 bush oats, 0Soo bush
s6ipmcnt.-Whea;. 200 BUSH corn, 0OOO bush; oats
I, 200 bush.
st. Louis April oi.-Four weak but unchanged. Wheat
onauc1 firm but unsettled being c up for May sc higher
IN JTv but lie down fos August. There
Strength however IN market aftr the opening. but
gcon brokc and value. declined rapidly and coatnud easy
but unsettled 20 thc close Last figures d7c lower
than vestcrday's clO-c No. red cash, 81 05sdfl C94
NAV, ~ O9as1 lOL. closing II o0't; July II oi9sd
al 05o- closing IL CAS- August 81 C2A0$l OH closing
81 O9ad4I O53, Corn-Fifst salCs
yesterdavs clo.e but weakened aerward. trading
being light how closed dc below yesterday No
cash. ,2 473c May. Ioa51c closing 7o2c bid; July
657sdO7c, closing GGSc. oats easy quiet; NJ. cash
.cilors. Birley Nothing done liay-Pairie steady,
sI3 80 timothy higher fli042O. Bran and higher
sacked T. o. b. this s'1e and at MILL sldsl OF Flaxsced
nominal Lead In better dcmGId steady; - 90. Spell
= unchanged. Eggs steady 1l3td.
Ccfnmea firm 20 4Oas3 80. whiskey STEADY 81 -.
Provisions dull Poik-Sandard mess, si2 25dS12 so.
IArd-Prime steam 30 So Dry salt meatsBoxed Shout
dcs IS longs SO 40ds6 45, ribs. 90 So short clear.
60 COZ.
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Visible supply
STAINED

strict Good ofdnary 6S, Middimg ............S 5.
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Raleigh 4 Clarke.

Tomorrow morning we will
offer two Of the best bargains in
DRESS GOODS ever shown in
Helena. One is an all wool La
dies Cloth 81 inches wide at soc
per yard. This cloth is sold
everywhere at 85c. GOOD
SHOPPERS cannot fail to see
excellent value in this offer.
OUR C o G
in Dress Goods is a beautiful line
Of striped flanncls, also 81 inches
wide at Csc per yard. These
goods are fine in quality and are
worth 81. Don't forget that you
can buy the best dress for So
this week at Raleigh & Clarke's
you ever saw for the money.
Store open until $3.50 every
evening.
Samples sent to any part OF
the state on application.
=-
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RECORD OF THE COURTS,
M. A. Msysndorf Claims . Special
Agreement With . Firm In
Minneapolis
"A Case That Went to tho 6u-
premo Court and Came
Back. !
The Cases Set for Trial 1T the November
Term Of the United States
Court.

Tho suit OF George A. Newell q Co..
Of Minneapolis against Michael A.. Meyen-
dorff OF Helena, WAS on trial before Judge
Hunt and a jury in the district court yes
terday. The suit grew ont Of the sale Of
cigars to Meyendoh by rths Minneapolis
firm. II was q special brand and Aeysn-
dorff bought over $500 worth Of the cigars.
He alleges 4 special contract BY which he was
to have the exclusive right to handle the
goods here. and alleges that the Minneap-
oils people broke faith by selling the Same
cigars t. others. For that reason he de-
clined to pay. The Minneapolis arm deny
the existence OF any special contract and
seek to enforce payment of the amount.
The case was tried about three years ago
I'M went against Meyendof, who appealed
to the supreme court. That body ordered
a new trial, which is now going on. The
case is being tried before eleven jurors. by
consent Of both sides, and in order to avoid
the summoning Of a special venire. Judge
w. e. Cullen represents the Minneapolis
people and John B. Clayberg appears for
Meyendorff. The evidence has been all
submitted and the arguments partly heard.
Thu case will be finished to-day.
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A Local MoAists Whose Creations Arc
BeIng Appreciated.
1t il estimated by those who have made a
study Of it, that there arc i've dresses made
in the fall season for every one made dur
ing the other three. From the way the dry
goods men and the modistes talk. this pro-
portion il trus this year Of Helena. Posi-
bly, one reason for II ID that now Helena
ladies can have made In this city costumes
for house, street or evening wear, which
equal any made anywhere, either for style.
AZ or general Attractiveness. Among those
whose services are Just now in demand is
Mrs. J.. MoPherson, with parlors in tho
Motor block, on Sixth avenue. Some of the
hAndsomest costumes worn in Hslsnn this
taste, to which il added experience gained
here and in the east, account for tho popu-
larity of her gowns.
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The Helena Elite Orchestra.
Since playing at the opera house last Sat-
urday night at Officer Grogan's benefit the
Helena Elite orchestra has had nothing
but words OF praise showersd upon it from
all sides. The selections were carefully Sc
looted and we'll rendered. Nearly all the
loists and under the baton of Mr.. j. III.
Zimmerman they will surely make n sue
cess and give the Helena public a revival in
music. There 10 no reason why Helena
should not have the finest orchestra in the
state and Mr.. Zimmerman deserves great
credit fer taking this step and we wish him
every success.
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GOT AN ELECTRIC SHOCK.
An Accident to tho stage Carpenter 1T
the Opera House.

An Accident to tho stage Carpenter 1T
the Opera House.
Just ~ the last Of tho audience Got out Of
ths opera house last night. Dnnsan y. Tsy-
Tor, the stage carpenter. started TO tura ont
the slsctric lights from the thsatsr. Ths
apparatus for regulating the strength Of the
light and for turning Oh and on ths differ
ent circnits ID on the lsft hand side OF tho
stage At the main entrance. Taylor had
hold OF ono Of tbs bars that regulate ths
current with hand, and with the other
hand he took hold Of ons Of ths buttons for
turning on the circuits, The consequence
was that his body got the full force Of the
current and hs was knocked ssnselsss. He
dropped to tho door in q hosp. Tho other
employs Of the theatsr ran TO him and
picked him up. HI was made a. comfort
able 40 possible on a lounge and DR.. Leissr
summoned. The doctor succeeded in ro-
storing Taylor by means Of hyperdomic in
i~sctions and loft him feeling better. bus
still q very sick man.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF wILL-IN THE
~ district court Of tho First judicial diatriut of
Lewis and Clarke.
In. the matter OF tho estate of William New
combs Gardner. deceased.
Pursuant. to an order os raid court, made on
xiyon, that Monday, tho ninetecnth day Of 90
tober, lsn. At ~ O'clock, q. nl., Of said day. at
the court room 81 anid court, ut the court house
pointed as tho time and place for proving tho
will Of snid William Nrswcombe Gardner. do
ccAsed, and Tor hesriny tho application eff James
thcm 81 letters testams when and whete any
person interested may, sppsar and ~contcst tho
same. lhivned,1 JOHN BtAN, Clerk.
BY lsiInedI II. ]. CAsEpY, Deputy.
Dated, October sth, lSpi.
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10 it any reason why. you shonld2 No. Then
don't, for msrcy's sake. use any more winter
wheat flour for bread, but use the great and only
Hour. oh, such beautiful white, moist. light.
elegant bread. Ask your grocer for it. a.. II.
q ates Grocery company; mill agents, Halonn.
Mont
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Legal blanks at this Office.
Notice to the Public.

Notice to the Public.
\My wife, Mary Spellman, having applied
for . divorce and is quietly trying to bring
about q trial, ! want the public to know
that she is try ing to do so in an underhand
and mean way, without giving me a chance
to defend myself. PATRICK SpELLMAN.
Helena. Oct. ~,
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Di.tr,ct Court proceedines.

Francis Golf vs.. Z. D. EdRerton. Motion
TO require plaintiff to give bonds for costs
and charges argued.
Bach, Cory & Co. limited. va. Michael H.
Keefe. Demurrer withdrawn, answer to be
filed later. ~
Sands Bros. va. A. g. Clarke. Jr. Judg-
ment by default for $141.
Lindake, Warner a. Schurmeier Va. Mady
Clothing company. Judgment by default
for S579,
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@ O-4-.1
w. @. I. U. Entertainment.
The Frances E. Willard w. G. T. U. will
give an entertainment at Adams hall. near
N. 2. depot, on Saturday evening, Oct. 81,
1891. Following IL the programmed:
Instrumental music, Susie Macmana-
mon.
Recitation. Clara r.. O'Connors.
Music, Maggie TAYLOR.
A drama entitled Marry No Man If He
Drinks" will be rendered by Edith Currah,
Mabel Kinssl, Vida Adams, A. B. Avery,
Currah, Fred Linsey.
The entertainment will be concluded by a
entitled Double Wedding"
All cordially invited. #" So
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THE UNITED STATES COURT.

Eases Which Are Down on the Docket for
the Coming Term.
The November term of the United States
court begins on Monday next. The trial
docket for the term is a long one and con-
tains many very important cases. They
are AZ follows:
CRIMINAL cAUsEs.
H. T. Heacock, unlawfully cutting timber.
j. Il. honsman, embezzlement postoface
funds, Missoula.
j. Hurley, selling whisky to Indians, two
cases.
J.. M. Moore, embezzlement postofaoe
funds, Anaconda.
CIVIL CAUSES, UNITED STATE A PARTY.
United States .vs. Henry Williams, cutting
timber on public domain.
United States va. Z. G. Anderson OF al,
shortness in accounts as postmaster at
Bozeman.
United States vs. Montana improvement
Co. ct al, emitting timber on public domain.
United States vs.. King n Ducie, action
to set aside patent OF Hsspsru's lode ut
Butte.
bondsman for land office register in Dakota.
United States vs. Marco Medin ct A.,
sued az bondsman for United States mar
shall of Nevada.
United States W.. Geo. and Thos. Sher-
lock. Fencing public lands.
United States vs.. Henry Ellington. Fenc-
ing public land.
CIVIL CAUSES 1T LAW Oh IN EQUITY.
VIM. Wilson vs.. Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. Suit for damages.
j. w. Ferguson VS.. Northern Pacific Rail-
road company. Suit for damages.
j. r. Without vs. Northern Pacific Rail
road company. Suit for damages.
f. ]. Carol vs.. Montana Smelling COM
pany. Suit on contract.
}. +. Cowan ct al. vs.. Lee W, Foster OF al.
To recover on mining claim, at Butte.
Silas +. King ct al. vs. +. Rickel ct al. To
recover on mining claim in Butte.
Silas s. King va. Amy and Silversmith
Mining Company. 10 recover on mining
claim.
Daniel E. Bandman vs. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Failure to fulfill con-
tract.
John BARLEY W. Montana Central Rail
road Company. Suit for damages.
H. j. r. MCMILLAN VS.. A. Slaughter ct
al. Infringement of patent.
Thos. Il. McKoine vs.. Northern Pacific
Railroad Company. Suit over right Of way:
John Il. Reese W. Union Pacific Railroad
Company. Suit for damages.
James A. Murray VI. City OF Butte. The
smoke house case.
+. w. Dunton ct al. va. Jose Albertson ct
al. Suit for possession of land.
Thomas Hogan vs. Northern Pacific Rail
road company. Suit for damages.
G. 5. Lewis ct al. vs.. Northern Pacific
Rail, Dad company. Suit for damages in
burning VOC along road.
Northern Pacific Railroad company W.
J.. Mccormick. Suit to recover possession
of land.
st. Louis Mining and Milling company
W.. Montana company, limited. Action for
trespass.
Northern Pacific Railroad company w.
Samuel MaClsy ct al. To recover posses
sion of land.
A. A. Wenhnm vs.. VIM. Switzer. Suit on
contract.
l.. II. Carey ct al. VI. Eastern Montana
Mining and Smelling company. To recover
interest in mining claim.
J.. 8. Boardman Va. F. D. Pease ct al. To
recover possession Of land.
j., W.. Plummer W.. Granite Mountain
Mining company. Suit to recover money
E. j. Hodgson va. Joseph Davis. Suit on
contract.
Great Falls Electric company Va. North
western Thomson Houston Co. Suit on
contract.
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NOTICE 10 CRrplToRs-EsTATE OF

~ Joe 7 OoIO, u6cBStVu,
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, sd-
ministrator of tho estate OF Joe Ioole. deceased,
agKins, the said decanssd, 10 exhibit them. with
tta necessary vouchers, within four months
said administrator at the law office of j. NJ.
Clements, in lhe city Of Helena. the same being
the place for tho transaction % the business OF
said estate.
Dated Sspt. 20. 1891.
JOHN T0OLE,
Administrator Of the estate OF Joe Tools. de-
-eAseo.
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Hay, grain, feed and fuel delivered
promptly at lowest market rates by Her.
bert Nicholson s. CO., Ltd, cornsr Park
avenue and Edwards street. Telephone
32S.
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Board only 81 por week at the Merchant
Hotel dining room.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-28

Have you seen those fine hand-painted novel
ties at The Bee Hive?
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hereby warn the public against harbor-
ing or trusting my wife, Ernsstina Erhardt,
~ I will not be responsible for or pay any
debts of her contracting.
HERMAN ERnARpr.
naAsd Cct ~ 1901
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Children's all-wool natural grey underwear
very cheap this week at I he Bee Hive.
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will sell a lot of dry goods and fancy
goods to the highest bidder every Tuesday
and Friday from one to four p. M. at the
Novelty block. Sale commences Friday,
tho 18th. NJ. LlssNEK.
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The Weekly Independent, IL pages, to
Jan. 1, 1893, for 81.
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Mr.. j.. 81. Zimmerman. the practical
piano tuner and repairsr, is now in the city
and will promptly and carefully attend to
tuning orders loft at Jackson's music store,
new Bailey block. North Main street.
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NOTION TO cREpIToRs-EsTAT or LOIS
~ Yotvlar dacaa.a,i 1870"

Az XsiEler. deceased "
Notios is hereby given by ths undersigned. I'd.
vninistrator of the estate Of / OILS Zeislsr.
deceased, to the creditors 81, and all persons, hay
them with the necessary vouchers. within four
mouths sitter the tirst publication OF this notice,
Henry G. Smith, rooms % and 20, bailey block,
n Helena, the came being the place Tor
the transaction OF the business Of said estate
FL. NYE,
Administrator Of estate Of Lois zeiglsr, isessseA
Dated OCT. l, 1891.
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The Weekly Independent, IL pages, to
Jan. 1, 1898, for ~.
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q. w. jackson

DR.. Salvail has moved his Office to rooms 5, {
and 7 Granite block.
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DIR. Baldwin has moved his 0fice to the
cOraer Of ackRo and Breckenridge
streets. Residence 8O5 Sixtha venue.
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Blue points, R~octawnyx and little neck
CLAIMS ON haif she'll at Helena CAfc.
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Fresh lot OF New York Counts, In shell, at the
Motor Office.
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SERvANTSl
HoUsEKEEPERs!
WASHWOMEN!
-----------
ATTENTION.! y.

Washing made easy. No boiling Of
clothes or soaking over night necessary.
No scrub.board needed. Yon need no
bond over tub and get . lame back, or in
hale odor Of soap suds. No odor Of wash
ing, from effects Of beilina clothes, through
the house. You can wash u Laces,
Flannels. Linens, Blsnksts-in fact, every
thing, and make like new without wear or
tear on cloth. The work that takes you one
half day to do you can now do in one hour.
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The Helena El,te Orchestra.

School hose for children, all-wool, heavy
ribbed, only rs cents, 1t The Bee Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-10-28

Great bargains in trimmed hats at Miss Mitch.
ell's. Grandon block, for this week only.
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:, Fine line Of neokwcar at 81 and 90 cents at
The Boo Hive.
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A fire stock of dry goods and fancy goods
to be sold mt so cents on tho dollar NJ 1871
Broadway, in Denver block.
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q. w. Jackson
II nearly ready to open his music store at
the old stand in the Bailey block. Notice
OF the opening will be published in tomor-
rows issue.
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For Helena Ladies'.

Dinner from $50 to 1880 at the Nor
chants Hotel dining rooms.
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Cote The Bee Hive for crockery. china and
glassware.
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Notice.

Ii Weekly independent, IL pages, ia
Jan. /, 1893, for &2.
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Blocks, games and toy books, Of all kinds,
The Bee Hive.
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Large line Of table linsns just received 1t Ths
Bee Hive.
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Fancy table ~coversat eastern prices at The
Bee Hive.
Go to Butcher q Bradley's for notions, hosiery,
underwear. We lead in low prices.
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FOR STREET OR PARTY WEAR.

Miaeral baths 1t Mineral springs Hotel
2b cents.
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Dinner from 8 to 8 at Helen. Cafe.

The largest line of dolls in the city 1t The Zee
HiQe.
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Tho Weekly Independent, IL pages, to
Jan. 1, 1893, for o..
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I,unoh from ~ 70 = ?. m. Il tbs H.le.a
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Blue points Rockaways and little neck
ON half she'll at Helena Cafe.
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Auction Sale.

h Weekly Independent, IL pages.
Jan. 1, 1893, for 81.
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We Let You Try a Machine

by taking it homo. II it docs not do all We
claim, you nssd no keep it or pay for It.
A child ten years old can do the family
washing ~ easy a. a grown person. Call
and see tho
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Toys of all kinds at The Bee Hive.
w. G. i. u. Entertainment.

The Weekly Independent, IL pages, t.
Jan. I, 1898, for 81.
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Eases Which Are Down on the Docket for
tho Coming Term.
The November term of the United States
court begins on Monday next. The trial
docket for the term is q long n and con
tains many very important cases. They
are az follows:
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Priccs--h0c and 81. Secure your seats at Pope
& OhConnor's drug store, Tuesday, Oct. ~.