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REGISTRY AGEyD
He Ossees NsiI Re Openea From sept
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THE DAILY INDEPENDENT. HELENA SUNDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER II. 1902
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They Are Appointed faf .i,s forty
Precincts ~ lesM and
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AMONG ras saonse1f anrf ane rsrloee kr
keerfnR exrress frs~ fnan mnsf1s If Al
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done rn snort sharp brushes Gf enrlrss
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regTIsr rraesIcs- EHr 1t ~ tins anEy 1sF when
carpets have been srr1nlsdes1 waEh saaa ar
other Substances Two ~ Tires rTnes q
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defcafs car1e1f- sometimes snrlr9tF TINT
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ars dEspIaFInS N theIr eaxpss teEarrmsns-
Also Ease the bargains shey efsr Gins vs4k
m Now tail d,ess Iatserns-
eo to rhs Zee Hive for your undsrxe.r au.f
hosiery Full lines On hsat AMI lew zuusir AZ
rIvIns daily
Exit skIrss onIF 9Ec at foviss' essb Ssars-
Full line Of yarns. w,-=tsd .. elnhroutsrY sfIks
and m"f"-se.s fsr fancy work az snrslar j.
-saatsy 9, lJs Brosisay.
Company G, Attention.
All members OF Company C. FIrss IA
esntry, " e. NJ, Will meet st the sfmery
at one .. NJ, this day fer InspectIon-
J.. W. CbEkRYr Capt
An elegant line of fall cIoaks will arrive this
week at h Jwlss' Cash Store.
arrive this week, at special saia prices at The
Bee Hive.
JUST Received.
4 carload of cooking and reatinQ stoves
for soft and hard coal.
r. =. LANG Il Co.
y rev mere uerpfAteI tea sets ST the Bee HIVE
NJ the very low price of s3.I5
TeHsc order fur eoriwnst. F-tbbr4st.s
coal, choice hay uutt grxiu wIts, Esr,erf
Ntcho' son u Go EimffH,t, CORNER Pnrx we
uus snf Edwards strrct. Tet-p,tone Js5
Newest md latest designs IN stamped pillo~
and txb.s coy"fs nj Hutcher e Brstiwy
HELENA ~ RKtE9
g7rksnn's uIusic store BaIlay btoek.
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sesg ar asssas1 n Cas<1se
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-09-11


Hosiery, GsA<rwssx sod Cloves
There 10 naea ast and coaanaon sense
necessary IN selecting lines of hosiery shas
viii sell. and In this Fo.Ies' Casn Store
1G Broadway. are successful TO = noss En-
eosraeIna degree, - shsir goods ass saIea-
bic. therefore giving ssrfees saslsfscsIon-
1hsIF foreign hosiery 10 Represented I'm
esskners. deecsd cotton. isis and silk for
ladies and enildrsn IN the eeIenrassd
"three silver Gown" stainless black, car
rid only by this honse. Their excesfeuee.
thousands who havs bought them can
testify kId aud cashmere gloves. cash-
msrs and silk InIstsns, are IN sais depart
meut n lines suitable for the season, In
tbs LIST of underwear We ind equeser Ter ne
tights. Jersey ribbed undervs~- 11r aides
ana children -. sae t~s.oTIts combination
SO. in white ard Estu-sI goods, THAT ara
Sold q. sstIs,ae'o'y PRICE.
III iiI~.s ~ rs-1- sri wors: ~ 1t Fowls
,Ps- .t0sa
On Ter. Thrrsd v and sr.Isy. sept u and III.
-e~n one OF the rars~t and most etesaar dis plays
Of millinery ever bf ouEac 10 Hs!ena-
ZEN Ton
The undersigned tskes tie o.earurs of in
forming hrs patrons ana the public that
three meals per dsy will be served a. %
cents each Short orders will also be
served IN our usual good style. of the vsrs
bes- the market sfords. = ON SIX a. n. till
Esue p m avail myself OF the present
oppcstaaF.v Of thanking patrons for past
fsvors ard hope for = continuance of tine
ssnas- JkcK SPNERow, Prop.
~ naof- hsoy r~srTssxsz ieft NJ he Bea Hiya
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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-28

Last night masquerade was given at
the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. H. Small.
9O3 Avenue d, by Misses Addie Small and
Mary Burk. The children commenced
dancing about o'clock and kept the
music busy until nearly II o'clock Masks
we're removed about o'clock and then
II was ascertained who was who" The
name and costumes are as follows: Ro-
salin Martin. a peasant girl; Mable
Clemens, a jockey girl; Cora Vo Il AVA a
Florence Fletcher, d fisher maiden; Clar-
renee Kearney, lin his mothers clothes"
James Jackson, indian; Ed. Martin, base
ball player: Katie Small, a pretty little
girl; Grice Goodwin, winter; Geo. Keighn,
a ghost: MUD Stapp, a monk: Dan Nc
Lean, pirate; Frank Lewis, an English
Swell: r. CARA, face. About 10 o'clock
refreshment were served.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-28
University Extension.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 2S.-The second
national conference on university extern
sion will be held here tomorrow under
the auspices of the American Society for
the Extension of University Teaching.
The leading colleges and universities
have appointed representatives, while
from the 200 active conters In the various
states have come promises of large dele
cations. The leading men in the Univer-
sity Extension movement have been
President Pepper, of the University OF
Pennsylvania, Prof Snow, chancellor OF
the University Of Kansas and General
Alexander s. Webb, president OF the
University of the City of New York.
Something In the shape OF addresses is
looked for from these great promoters OF
the University Extension movement,
Among Others to give addresses during
the session will be President Henry Wade
Rogers, OF the Northwestern University;
President George Edward ReeI, OF Dick
inson college ami President William
Johnson, of Tulane University. The sup
ply of lecturers, the sequence OF courses,
the best methods of eXaminatiO on and GER
LITIGATION, the functions OF university
extension, in connection with the Column
bian Exposition, will be some OF the
topics considered. But there are other
gatherings In progress today at educa-
tional centerS all over the country. These
latter are under the auspices OF the ma
tionaI Educational Association and were
arranged for at the meeting OF that or
ganiZation last year.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-28
Dynamite EXpIOsiOn.

LONG ISLAND, Dec. 2s.-At s o'clock this
morning dynamite exploded in the yards
OF the New York and Long Island Tunnel
company, on Fourth street, between Yer
non and Jackson avenues, this city. In
few minutes the usually quiet neighbor-
hood was thrown in great excitement.
Houses adjoining Tunnel company's
yards caught fire and the entire tire de-
partment was soon upon the scene. SO
soon did the flames burst out after the
explosion, that it was not certain whether
all the residents of the adjoining tene-
ments escaped or are buried in the debris.
Witnesses OF the explosion say that the
shock which followed was like an earth
Quake. The tenements OF 81 to 20 jack
son avenue were shattered with stores
and offices below. A wave OF lame
seemed to sweep through the lower part
OF the dpmol shed tenements Immediately
after the crash. Some of the stunned and
bleeding tenants managed to crowd TO the
lower windows and make their escape In
that way. A man named O'Brlen, who
was killed, had his throat cut from ear TO
ear and his face badly mutilated by lying
glass. He was lying on sofa when the
explosion took place. A pane OF glass was
smashed, directly over his head, and
large piece acted as guiIlotine.
Some residents of the tenement house
had to be carried out by the fIemen.
Many were TOO severely injured 10
help themselves to escape while others
were too frightened to move. Inc scene
following the explosion was terrible; men
women and children only partially clad
ru he'd wildly from every possible exit In
the greatest excitement, screaming loud
~. The district where the explosion
occurred is the most thickly 1nhablted
portion of the city. For half mile ackson
and Vernon avenues presented a peculiar
sight. and hardly an unbroken pane OF
glass can be found within that radius. As
far as can be learned at this time, three
people were killed outright, and over
score were seriously, if not fatally. in
iured The explosion was caused by
dynamite freezing In the cOmpany's yards
last night, and some men in attempting
TO thaw it out this morning, allowing the
tire to approach too close to the cart
ridges At noon the fire was still raging
in the ruins. The fire department seems
totally inadequate.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-12-28
Folk Lore Society.

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 2S.-A parti
cularly interesting list Of topics has been
prepared for the fourth annual meeting
of the American Folk Lore society which
begins here today and concludes tOmOr-
row. The opening session will be at
Hotel Thorndike, Boston and for the re-
mainder of the day and for all of tomor-
row the sessions will be at the Peabody
Museum of American Archaeology in
Cambridge. President Eliot, of Harvard
is expected at all the sessions as he is one
OF the principal organizers of the society.
The address which IL looked forward to
with especial interest is that OF Professor
Henry Darlington Bolton of New York,
who will speak on "A Modern Oracle
and Ito Prototypes. The address or
welcome at Hotel Thorndike is to be
delivered by Professor Edward s. Morse.
The speakers come from every noted COL
lege in the country and among the many
interesting topics are the following
Miss Abby LangdOn Alger, Boston, Sur
vivaI of fire sacrifices among Indians in
Maine" Mrs. Fanny d. Bergen, Cam
bridge. animal and Plant Weather Pro-
verbs" Dr. Franz Boaz, Chicago, DOG
trine of Souls among the Chinook" DIR.
A. f. Chamberlain, Clark University,
Worcester, Christ in FOLKLORE" Rev.
J. Owen Dorsey, Bureau EthnolOgy.
Washington. Two Biloxi Tales" Pro-
fessor Adolph Gerber, Earlham college,
Richmond, Ind. The Relation of the
Tales of Uncle Remis TO the Animal
stories OF other counties" George Bard
Grinnoll, New York, "Pawnce Mytholo-
gy," II. H. Kidder, Cambridge 'Chipp-
wa Tale of the end OF Hiwatha. George
f. Kunz, New York, Folk Lore Of Proc
ious Stones" Professor Henry r. Lang.
Yale college, New Haven. ''Folk-Lore OF
the Azorian colonies" DR.. John Man
lean Macleod, Port Arthur, Ontario,
Cam, "Blackfoot Mythology" Henry
Mott, Montreal. Medicine Men," Will
liam Wells Newell, Cambridge, Exam
Piles of Forgery on Folklore" Professor
b. P; Penhallow, McGill University,
Montreal, Can, Customs and Traditions
iIlustrations.O Archibald r. Tisdale,
Cambridge, Tales of Abenakis."