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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
CHOPPED By A CHINAsIAN.

Cowardly Deed Alleged Against . Coles.
tIal of Anaconda.
Special to The Independent.
ANACONDA. July 20.-Michael 1vancovich,
a saloonkespsr. is lying very low from the
effects of blow administered last night ON
the right side of the neck With hatohet in
the hands of Chinaman known about
town a. the ~. T. Eid." Ivancovioh's
etoEy is that hs heard . knocking At his
door about midnight. He arose and opened
the door, when the Chinamaa leapsd forth
and dealt him the blow with the batchet.
There is considerable obseurity about she
motive Of the Chinaman. The search con.
tinued all day and he was finally caught Al
late hour tonight. There is . good deal
Of talk Of lynohing him. but il 10 believed
wiser counsel will prevail.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
FIRE AT THE WINDSOR.

Goods stored In AN Upper Room Break Out
In FlameA Z
Some carpets. bedding and other furnish
ings stored in back room on the fourth
floor of the Windsor hotel were found TO be
on FIRE yesterday afternoon. The flames
were discovered by means OF the thick
smoke that came from the room, filing
every part of tho house. An alarm was
sent In, but the fire bells rang but once.
The fire department. responded promptly.
and q line of hose from the chemical engine
Was run up the stairway and tho flames put
out with as little damage As possible. The
entire loss will amount 10 probably 800.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
May Fight Near Chicago.

CHICAGO. July 20.-All doubts that the big
Corbett-Mitohell fight will come off under
the auspices of the Columbian Athletic
club were removed BY the receipt Of the fol-
lowing oablsgram:
LONDON, July O.-Mitohsll signed ar
tiolss, which shall forward al once and will
not listen 10 offers from other clubs. Fer
felt in my hands.
(Signed) ATKINSON. Sporting Life.
This dispatch was addressed to President
OkRlley. of the Columbia club.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21

EpeCIkt HI"'H VI "1Uo-H7UVf ''uUT6rb'
OMAHA. July 20.-Iu connection with the
dispatch from Denver to-day saying oiti-
zens' committee would endsavor TO induce
the railroads TO get large number of IDLE
men now in Colorado east 10 the agricnl-
tural regions. an interesting dispatch came
TO- night from Hastings whsre seventy five
men took possession OF q Burlington freight
I ain, saving they were from Denver and
wanted to get east. When the superinten
ent was notified he directed the night yard
master at Lincoln TO make mp a special
train Of empty box os,s and accom- modats
everybody who wanted to ride.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Home Rule BIZ Progressing.

LONDON. July 20.-The last ele zen clauses
of the homo rule bill were brought through
the committee stage this evening. There
was a total lack Of excitement throughout
the evening. Ths next work work will be
consideration of the postponed financial
clauses, of schedules and preamble. Ae.
cordinQ to government programme there
will be- closure one week from tonight
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Kanss. B,- Metallic Convention.

TOPEKA. Kan. July 20.--The Kansas bi-
metallic convention met this afternoon.
Several hundred delegates are In attend.
ance. II was called 10 order by A. C.
Sohina, of Ottawa. president for Kansas
of The American b. Metallic league. The
afternoon Was given to organizing. Let
ters Wsts read from many prominent Kan
sans expressing sympathy with the move
msnA Bland, Of Missouri, IL not here.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
A Murdered Man. Confession.

KANSAS CIry. July a.-DruRsist Connolly.
before whose store Lawyer johnson was
shot last night by Banker Little. tell sen
sational story tonight 10 tho effect that
johnson some time ago confessed 10 him
SEQ city that he (Johnson) was the man
who nred the shot that killed sam Woods.
the noted populist leader in the Stevens
county seat feud. II will be remembered
that another man was arrested for the
orime, but was not tried because II was i'm
possiblo to secure q jury.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
A Majority Favor a Strike.

LONDON. July 20.-Rep, esentatives OF
las, 600 miners Ut Birmingham to-day voted
In favor of resolution to call out those
members of the federation who have not
been notified of reduction in wages. Del
egates representing lO1 900 mon voted
against the resolution. II 10 provided that
the miners In question shall give notice TO
their masters Of the termination OF their
contracts on next making up day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Wreck cd BY Napthn.

NEW YoKK. July 2O.-Late this afternoon
a can Of naphtha exploded In the sweat
band factory Of ]. D. Campbsll. 2l1 Wal
worth street, Brooklyn. killing j. ID. Camp
boil. Samu>l X. Campbell. John Weiss and
jacob Weiss; Mathew Dsring was badly
injured. The building was complstsly
wrecked.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21

PrrTsBuRa Pa, Julv 20.-It 10 stated here
TO- night that the failure OF the plate glass
manufacturer Of tho country to perfect
the organization of the National Plate
Glass association. and the decision NOT to
ssk their employees 10 accept reduction of
10 rsr cont in wages. smashss the 81. 00O. 600
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Shooting on tho Rattlesnske.

Special to The Independent
NIssouLA July 2O.-Word was brought IN
this evening that = man had been shot
through the lungs on the Rattlssnske. ten
miles from Missoula. The shooting was
tho result Of \ quarrel. DIR. Buckley has
gone to attend tho wounded man. Under
Sheriff Hall and Deputy Kennedy have
started after the man doing the shooting.
No further particulars oan be learned ~
night.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Now New York Han Z.

ALBANY, N. Y. July 20.--Supsrintsndsnt
Preston. OF the state banking department.
to-day issued = certificate OF authorization
TO Wells Fargo II Co.'s bank to transnos
discount and deposit business In New York
oity. The capital stock 10 $4,000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
The Company Dissolved.

New YoRK. July 20.-David Mcclure has
been appointed receiver for the Truth COM
pany, on the application OF the directors
of the company. II WAS incorporated in
December, 1892, with y capital stock OF
500. OOO succeeding 10 The business pre-
viously carried OH BY the News Letter oom-
pppY,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
WIN Put Up PrIoes.

NEW YoRx. July 20-Ths john Good
Oordags Manufacturing company has
agreed with the National CordaRs company
ON basis OF prices for binding twinss. sisal
and MANILA rope. very much higher thsa
those ruling.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21

New YoRk. July N.-Frank y. Bsedleson,
the ons-lsg9sd bicycle ride-. arrived ~
city hall Tonight Al 7:ab. accompanied by a
dozen members Of the Riverside club, un-
der Capt II, A. Powers. He beat the time
from San Francisco 10 New York by twenty
days Bssdleson's time 10 sixty-thr days,
nine hoars and forty i've minutsa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
International Justice Urged.

Int6th1tt0uHt JUNtto6 UfK6u.
NEW York, July 2O.-Ths board of mana
gers Of the missionary society of tho
Methodist Episcopal church this after
noon. by unanimous vste. decided 10 peti-
tion ths United States congress for the in-
mediate repeal Of the Geavy not on the
ground Of international justice.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Ouesn's ~, thd.y Celebrated,

CHICAGO. July 30.-Ths birthday of Queen
Marguerite. Of Italy. was celebrated In tho
Wonsn's building at ths Worlds fair TO-
day With addresses and an ode 10 her ma.
jesty. followed by . reception TO The ma
iional and foIsign oommissioneTA
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
The Reward Of Butohsry.

LONDON. July 20.-Faoham Pssha. gov
ernor of Cesarea. who personally directed
the inhuman torture of Chsisttsn prisoners
at Cesarsa. has been decorated by the sui
tan of Turkey and will soon be promoted.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
j. I, Mercer, Roosivsr.

WAsHNovoN. July M-Ths comptroller
Of shs currency has appointed ]. l. Mercer.
OF Helena, Mont., receiver Of the Livinss-
ton National bank. OF Livingston. Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21
Suspicion That There Was Some OF
Il on the Butte
Track.
Mike Brown, q Favorite, Runs
Third Under Pull In q
Handicap.
Drivers Changed In tho Special Trot-Ths
Fav0Fite Wins lt-Fast Time in
Chicago.
Special to the Independent.

Special to the IndepsndeAt
BUTTE, July 2O.-Thers was another ire
nendous crowd at tho rnces to-day. and
the betting was heavy and exciting, with q
suspicion of little off work in one or two
races. Tho trottine Silver City stakes. for
hree-year-oIds. stakes $3.50, resulted:
H. k. Moaros % warwick Medium Mi;diii...... m...... )
William Morehouse's lago. I
Las eritos stock farms Moorzook 3 4
lime. 1913, z24k. Mutnas paid $8.05 and 81.
Running mile and ons-hslf, Weights five
pounds below the scale. purse $400-H.
Kirkendalrs Montana. 1928. won; w. ID.
Randal's Idaho Chief. 116 second; G. ID.
Russslps Wild Oats. 116. third; Boise
Stables Miss Idaho. 81. fourth. lime. 2:4114.
Mutuals paid $1415.
There was . suspicion of crooked work in
the dvs and one-half furlongs handicap.
purse $500. Mike Brown started in big
favorite at $25 to go for AL Watts aad 81
to $12 for the rest. Just before the start
theie was heavy buying Of field tickets by
horsemen. with Viesroy in the field. There
were also great many mutuals put In ON
charge was made by some that Mike Brown
was pulled. The result was: F. H. Stat.
ford's Viceroy, los, won; A. E. stRickland'a 4
Ruby, 116, second; w. +. Mosby's Mike
Brown, 122, third; Frank stronQ's Banl
Note. 1O5. fourth; VI. A. Sutton
Bonnie Blue. 1o8. nth; Ryan Bros.' Al
Watts. 124. sixth. Time. 1:O91S. Mutuala
paid Ss.7O.
In the special tsottinR race, purs.
$500. Meteor WAS strong favorite. EG
Wilkes won the first heat, but was dis
tanced in the second. The judges did MOI
like the appearance Of things and refused
to call the distance. giving Wilkes fourth
position and changing drivers, but when
Wilkes appeared for the third heat b,
limped badly and WAS sent to the stable
Result:
Miller swenck's Meteor. r............. 1
| w II Davis Ed Wilkes DIR
w D RAndsll's Commodore. .......... 2 2 q
A: K She!!ey's Belle senator. dis
Time. 2:3A, 2:33h. 2:34x. 2:37.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-21

TO-DAY the quadrennial
national turnfest of the North
American Turnerbund opens at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Elaborate preparations for the
great event have been going on
for more than year past. More
than 5000 turner's, representing
societies in every State of the
Union, will attend and compete
for the various societies, class,
individual, and special prizes to
/, be awarded during the fve-day
meeting.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22
What Is Said of Hayes.

New York Letter in Philadelphia Press.
One of the questions which has given w.
ID. Howells much thought, and which has
caused him TO make inquiries among his
friends, has been the position which his
tory would award ex-President Hayes.
Mr.. HOwells was great admirer OF Mr.
Hayes. and L think was distant rela-
tive, and. in a conversation only re.
Gently, he said that nothing In the
way of speculation respecting the treat
ment of history of men and events in
this generation had interested him
more than this one. After admins
tration. which, in some respects. was brill
liant, and which had accomplished one of
the greatest financial achievements IN the
history of the country, was without scam
dal Mr.. Hayes retired TO private life. and
seemed TO be so heedlessly regarded that
many people actually believed tho absurd
story that be had gone into the poultry
business. Mr.. Howells was inclined To
think that when In future generations his
torians studied Mr.. Hay es's administration
it will be accorded very high place.
President Hayes once said TO me that IN
his policy in Withdrawing the federal
troops from the South he had not devlated
one jot from that which General Grant
had adopted in the latter part of bis sec
ond administration and that he had reason
to know that he received the cordial ap-
approval of General Grant for this act.
Grant going so far as to state that MIR.
Hayes had done exactly what he should
have done had he been IN the White
House. The public impression OF
HAYES commonplace man Is
not held by those who were
near him. Mr.. Evarts regarded HIM as one
of the shrewdest and most far-seeing of
politicians. although he did not have that
impression of Hayes when he first entered
the Cabinet. l have heard John Sherman
say that the State of Ohio had never pro-
duced "A politician of keener vision. greater
resources or the capacity more adroitly TO
use them than Mr.. Hayes.
Ii has not been generally known that
during his term as President Mr.. Hayes
paid off a very large obligation. more than
$4,000. and one which he felt more in
honor than in law obliged to pay; he
was accused OF skimping and saving. but
his economy was impelled by his desire TO
be free from that Obligation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22
Not Worth Dragging About.

Providence Journal (Mug.)
The New York Press has printed figures
which show that "a change in scarcely
more than thirty thousand votes at the
recent presidential election would have
elected Mr.. Harrison. In other words. while
Mr.. CIeveland's plurality was nearly 4OG-
000 less than one-tenth that number of
Democratic voters resident In certain
States of the Union might have de-
feated HIM by concerted action.
In view OF such figures as these, the
recent Democratic victory does not look so
much like a sweeping triumph after ssl.
The truth is that Mr.. Harrison came within
reasonable distance of success although
that fact may not seem To contain much
comfort for the Republican party.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22

Aluminium pencils are being manufact-
ured in Germany for use as substitute fog
slate pencila
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22

And SO on accordingly; also Over
coats the same way. Come while
the assortment is good and get a
great bargain.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22

Come early and get a good selec-
ton as the stock won't last long at
these figures.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-01-22

On his arrival was spick, span new
Suit, one of our SIG kind, former
price $25. He's fixed for twelve
months of hard knocks and hard
work, and so you'll be if you start in
right and get yourself encased in the
right sort of clothing. We have on
our shelves and tables some $50 or
more Suits in all styles. Frocks,
Sacks, Getaways and Double breasted
Suits, any of which we will close out
at 4 off before inventory.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

lnto hn urseasounhls grave she should
frst fsl hack Upon that often-qtloted
saying that 'It - right T. make The best
of circumstances II Hi,hf indeed, be-
fatal, wors. if she had been - crrated
that sne cau-cd an in~tnctiye feeling a
renui~inn. Since it - necessary that she
D. ernpltyed f0f the hard reason ~ cofn-
pensafian. she should be glad that she
na4 aiNays feel sure ~ a lucrative rtssi-
fi.f. for ~ cuurse Nheneser she ilee=
frem ons situation sbe may feel sure
that her winning faces and Ways wiii
calry her straight into Anether.
~ asing TIE maffcf rscr from = bulsI
res- ftsnt she may tusn her aiiaring
oasiities ~ the hest aerf n account Il
- faiig ~ mit sentnuedt with practical
seoe n this kind of cRie.
r founz woman must not - look
a. ntAnnsr or vord ackn0R ledge that
ssc teetrni1es the fact that her uiarriei
rian e.npIoyer nas tesiome enanlofed n
her charms. That would 10 - ac
krs,a iesize chance n The 'conpr3uis
irr tfs.ition She shapld Ia a ulfAirssf
a. l.ssss,ssssd aud iiscfimsnafingly alert
ens k.fp steadily AZ her duties She
shao i.e way .hat rof tinge - cold
rt@s ~ oseriaoe dignity or her fart
gives a h,rf ~ any .iearre ~ snspitiun
That inef employer alteration - straying
faward tis employs Lhrrr i@nf the
l-ast daoff. since iiIis fouag woman has
h.d <seefss - rxr.'r,enfrs tut she -
4ns asd o. afretiy ssaae tietiars
IN & any dezree on the part Il the
r-.reaa, Fl arried man II she obey the
dictafes - her cool judgment She
nay saep h,n "a a pruper distance
msy rrtslu hfr eIfrrrpect and her re
sftcfa1Iifg sri may x~t an occasional
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

srring. and the result = an assortment
r fhs choicest and iuseheet hats and
houuefs which has huf q tc seen 20 tc
most enthusiastically appreciated
Both 10 the pattern hats from the weli
known par,s and London houses aud IN
those masia - their own tasteful mll
liners there is an air - styic and distinc
sion that emphasizes them at once "a
4onethinr cle.id.-iiy out - thaorriiuary
Particularly ie this truc m the two ex
frrmsa. The tiny tounef for horse show
ard theatsr wear and iis marveiously
tt.fnresque opposite. the tremendously
faucsfui large hat for garden parties and
general summer war.
Never ese shere siIch a riot - rich
eolofirr ~ urique combining n ma
fefiai a. sfe =, - seen ir fhe tsinnai irsra
fhis seaar Purpie. green srd Yellow
toned down vifh tiaes Arc seen fu
haruouhns eeupany 10 one bat fsere
.ri straw tand4 forsl ard beaded
crsNus. velvef lace. feathers ard foVera
A. hsin - make the hats et <harpiea=
So ihrfe thirxa - heaufg and a Ioy
enfil nsxt seaeon. AZ ~ noted the
hun,lresis q lovely creafaars. ~ two
alike fhe thenxht vtuhf eealn fhsf ts4te
srsi ssil must - isrirhe,i r large l9an
tffira apcn thc~r Rho touUisf sna ihtss
- aistfe TIE hsfs Pr faen cue = A.
hcaofifaI III ~ oFn refraaf nay sal
denoted = rrfireFaeef cnmtinet Nth
ftaf un.iefinsi ie ettr ttaf W. ~ esrf
tet - seishu atstsin lbs4ieiphia
T4rrra
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

than az any season before that she can
remember II womankind hasone great
universal mania, that mania IL for mil
linery. and II IL not 90 be wondered az
when ore sees the beautiful conceits
prepared for the head feminine during
the spring and summer of .8.
Nowhere Il this elegance moro notice
able than n tho display Of hats and bon
nets made by Sharpless Brothers at
their we'll known establishment At
Eighth aud Chestnut streets. Always
turning out unique and tasteful crea-
tions. they appear g. have SURPASSED
even their former excellent record this
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Mrs Il = t'rsnt aia -pea8 TIE snfn
meg sf t's4r.fefs hfe A saite e
r.se,s ov>fa,rskirg the BE- f4n hss H.en
snE8xo% fF hrr. srt s rrF renewing a
fhcr eeerhshsbE - eetgai-.f
hs~.l - Nest itaat has = strsre faai
nsle,n Or ihe es1s q th~ great ~
astr
Iaere ra< for waanF gesrs 2 icRerd -
rrkt~ e fee ~ rreeit'ent - fhe r.
psbiic VS. xrfk Nhsrsns spprenfiec
when shs Dautei Tie sttsGssii1z lar.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

ss.,..-a A. .t -.
s.s'sa = - a. ..s,,s- = ssss krs
father u2s = t4nnsr vho s4s Il one tifne
easnfnrfaf.ly vel o6 in the vorid's
co..i< She sas very pretty when
seene.
~ k.... ~...;s - G~n-
.'.. s'.e n.,.r -, sss,sati.n in
iese And. bat s<on 81 te sent 10 the
xusldis fair. has bse1 examined by one
n that afhcct= sons snd by General
Miles ard they both commend the
picture warmly The great soldier -
represented as wearing two h1asges
'n11 :, '.e s.ns - -, 'as 's's,a,,.s - ~.
x.,''s 80. ,eas - '''' ''''s
~ ''rHA~sfiA'
Mira Gresham. the wife II the ex ree
rstary of state. said Al tra Dol tohs
sso' II trust The newspapers ~iii not %
ein Ia publish accounts ~ nay ehsfapsas
nary abilities and Talents tos ! hAsen
any Ihe Judge aoesn AAe sA''soi''
Mns Fannie j. Sparks. = no Was sent
Out u, india missionary ~ hetn'e'no
dl-i church ln is'o. y iresufins Gu hes
'.,,sss -. hsd rb.rp. II a girls or
,,hsn.gs ~ Rar~islx In Northwest India.
,-,
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28
con,r.c,or,a Advice.

DUILAM's MEDICINE Co. Gentlemen:
take great pleasure in testifying in
behalf II Dullam's Great German Blood.
Liver. Stomach and Kidney Cure.
can safely say that ] never took such
medicine as that to cleanse the liver.
stomach and kidneys. | was suffering
for years with biliousness, indigestion
and loss 81 appetite and sleep. One
bottle did for me- more good than slx
months other treatment. and | feel II
my duty To- testify in its behalf. 30
others may try IL and get cured
Yours Truly,
WARRES r.. RUSSELL.
Contractor and Builder. Flint. Mich.
For sale at Scribner A Aldworth's
drug store. - Monroe street.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

The best salye in the world for cuts.
bruises sores. ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores. letter. chapped hands chilblains,
corns apd all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price - cents per
box. For sale by Peck Bros druggists.
corner Monroe and Division streets.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

~ fskes s.cr ehrsce snsi1sspa aad rr-sfssrssf
ts<s - a-rff rsrt - rlf1 asrsl - teer - -
srrr-esst@r ss<1 sra3t hssrsss56. f~er-rtg
sevsltrsnS fs@f. fevtT efrr ttre~. stFht fsiIes
4-.s4-ees8 - -fts fkfFtF-efeI e~f> fsrr. fsa
It,rfeza erfrs. tA~~@ re4.es sc=Nk - r4tf.
fsea-f srsrs sl1rt~~e4 tsns Hlase< 81 ~ =
- e.se~sshfne siliase - i.eke ft3esse set~d
"a 6zU d. All kk>D. -. Gx,e<s sxe1as'
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

For the cure Of Piles is always painful.
often dangerous and useless. and invari-
ably expensive; on the other hand there is
a new. certain cure, perfectly painless.
gives instant relief and permanent cure
and costs but a trifle. 1t Is the Pyramid
Pile Cure. IL Is more certain cure than
n surgical operation. without any a the
intense pain. expense and danger Of an
operation Any druggist viii get it for
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

To Dye CorroS Goops. Use the
special diamond dye fast cotton colors.
There are twelve kinds.-turkey red,
black. dark green. purple. etc. ] have
used many packages Of them in the past
year and lind them perfectly fast colors.
They do not crock. and washing in soap
suds will not fade their brightness
Jean Hunt. i'm Toledo Blade.
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Is practiced by many people. who buy
inferior articles OF food because cheaper
than standard goods. Surely infants
are entitled to the best food obtainahle.
Ii is fact that the Gail Borden Eagle"
Brand CONDENSED Milk is the best in
FAINT food. Your grocer and druggist
keor "
Grand Rapids herald., 1893-03-28

Ne woman lives certainly not 10
Philadelphia az least with s.iul ~
dead that she has not remarked Ia nsr
inner consciousness that the spring nlii
linery shows ia the shops are loseiier