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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
new YORK 1 new ENGLAND

Passenger Train Service. Week Days. Corr
rected 20 Sept. -. 1895.
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stfIssSSSSRsT4 s%tafTtsSSs4. II risAKiLL.::iss.n,EE SIKH L.:isnEH
f2hEwibS2sLPsh fsS2iExib2LPhii IL VIA foeSasEHPPsiME-,
EAST THoMPsoY, WEBSTER, souTHBRIDeE
cHickGo AND the WEST VIA NEwBUR1
PHscoAG ASp ISTERMHDlATE STATIONS
only stii 10 z. N Leave Pas.oss AZ 5 80 Ti5
and n A n; ~ 40 and Ss p NJ sasurdavs
Train. for boston leave east end Of Union
Depot, and for Hartford and the West from west
Street Depot Providence.
"SeturdAys only. s-Sundsys only.
Tickets between Boston and Proviisncs dmto d
20 Cenu; Unlimited 81
q. W. oFFUTT su,,.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
BEHIND THE FooTLiGHTS.

Fay Butler has purchased George Thatch-
er's bicycle comedy, "Cupid's Chariot"
Modjeska is likely TO do new play
adapted from the German, entitled, Mag
da."
The will Of David James, the English
actor, who died short time ago, leaves
$225.o
It is rumored that Gustavus Levick and
Eleanor Carey will star in Woman Against
Woman"
Charles Frohman has IA companies on
the road, calling for the services OF nearly
300 actors.
Roland Reed will produce new four act
comedy by John Fowler and Ernest Whit
ton, Dec. IA, in Rochester
One of the subordinate associates of Steve
Brodie In "On the Bowery" will be the fa-
nous life saver and actor Cap Clarke.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Canadian Potato Cakes.

Mash fine l9 boiled potatoes; add salt,
pepper, tablespoonful Of butter and .
tablespoonfuls Of -four. Mix and roll
into sheet half an inch thick. Cat in.
to rounds and bake like cakes on hot
creased g1iddle on top of the stove, or in
a buttered dripping pan in hot oven
for FIVE minutes. Serve very hot.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Kindly Old Gentleman-Do You know
what happens to little boys who run out
in the rain?
Little Boy-Yessir. Sometimes they
get cold, sometimes they get spanking,
and (triumphsntly) sometimes I've got
both. h.--Harpsrs Bssar.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Well Known In the son In.

WHEELING, Nov. 17.-Dr John Frissell,
one of the Oldest and best known physi.
clans and surgeons in the south, died at
his homo last evening. aged GA years DR..
Frissell was one Of the oldest living grad
uates of Williams college
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
In Spite of Law.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov. 1.-THE gov
ernor has instructed the sheriff not TO al
low prize fights to take place in Duval
county. but the syndicate which put up
So, 900 for the Corbett- Mitchell battle say
IL Will come cff, nevertheless.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Modern Xoodmcn.

The Modern woodmen of America are
becoming more popular each day. There
are 1880 camps end so, 900 members in good
standing in the order.
Head Physician McCollom reports q
steady increase in membership for Septem.
Der
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Business.

Dyspeptic Guest Gn restau,snt)-Do you
live on these victuals yourselves?
Proprietor--We do. sir.
II shculd think 10 would be mighty bad
for your health"
my friend, we are not In this business
for our health. ."-Chicaeo Tribune.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

LONDON, No,. "a -D,- patches say that
the British cruiser Beerhorof;, assisted by
a land force, attacked and bombarded
ourika, on the Old Calabar river. and that
many natives and one British officer wore
killed. The chief Of the hostile natives
gave himself up and was hanged
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
woKCEsrER DIVISION.

Trains leave Providence ~ roilows;
WORCESTER "a - (expresO % (aceom) 10
accom- IL 80 . m (acoom) so tsrp) 40 texp
TO woonsocksu % Doc sxp) Q 90 m (accomJ
Sundays % Q. m. (sccom, 90 m (accom)
MILLvIILE-! 80 st6 olo IL 30 m. 100 400
$50 sU ooDm.
Sundays ~ m 90 7 90 m
BLACKSTONE JUNCTION-f 50 as oio 10 IA
IL % . N 90 8 90 90 Geo slk5xS 7iS 500
III 26 m.
Sundays $50 10 % q m 1905 500 90 100 7ss
e@pm.
wooHsoCKET-o4 7ao sB aio ion ils,
am % % SOB 800 % SIS 5tB 7l6 500
ii 25pm.
Sundays ! 20 1000 m laos 100 800 100 7so
SSopm.
GEO. l.. CONNER. A. c. KENDALL
Passr Tranc Manager 0enr Pass'r Agent
L. q. ALLEN.
0sn1. supt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
THOSE FRENCH SPIES.
Emperor Pleased ut Their Capture.
France May Have to Apologize.

'raHcE uHy HHVt =" Hp"IotIe'
BERLIN. Nov 1.-THE emperor has com
mend, d especially the offc'als who ar
rested the tN o French spies on the English
yacht Insect. OF Kicl. Tie probably will
decorate then.
The importance Of the case against tho
Frenchmsn has increased greatly in tho
last few days, since evidence was found TO
indicate that both were working for the
French general staff.
In official circles many believe that
France will be Obliged to make an apollo
Igetic explanation OF tho matter.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
neliss,d To Iie snIfs.

HARTFORD, Nov. 17-E. ID. Mills, a
milkmsn OF NewingScn, lost six cows. nr.
Tuttle found that death was caused by
poison. Mr.. Mills has lai trouble lately
with some of his neighbors from which
lawsuits arose. He suspects some Of the
nelghbors of poisoning the cows for spite.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
TsAdy's bat.

Teddy (who is in bed)-Msmma, mamma,
como quick, there's bat in my room!
Mother crushing in with . shawl on her
head and a broom In her hand Goodness,
gracious, child cover your head mp instant
iy. Whore is the ugly thinsf I'll try to
kill IL.
Teddy (enjoying sweet satisfaction)-.In
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

DESvER. Nov if-Genersl McCook,
commander Of the department Of Colo
RADIO, has ordered all troops under his
command to proceed TO the scene Of the
Mexican trouble. These consist Of four
troops VI cavalry. y -.-- -
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
A Yiust Of Veal.

Cut in slices one inch thick, Q inches
long. Spread with stuMng, roll up and
tie. Line pan with bacon, put in rolls,
moisten with slsssful Of stock and
simmer tilldone Strain and skim sauce.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Among cold weather garments are new
skirts of fine felt in different colors, elab.
orately braided around the bottom with
soutachc n shade darker, or i'm black. No
reen skirts, flannel lined, are both neat and
serviceablc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

win more quickly insure success. than true merit.
For nifty years Ayers sarsapnrilia has maintained
lis POI ularity the superior blood purinsr stands
upon it, own merits and never fails 10 give salts
faclion.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
DIED.

GEARY-Tn this city. Nov ember 10 JoHN n.
GEARY eldest son ~ Patrick and Mary Gcary
of 20 Jefferson street. aged IA yeara.
HOIT-Tn this city, November O. GtORGE W.
HOLT sged ~ years ana months.
LAYDEN-Ip this city. November 10. MARY lay
DES, aged 70 years.
McKENNA-In this city November 10, CHARLES
MckESNA. member of Court Thomas W
Dorr. A. O.. II. OF A. No. 4si6.
OHARE--In this city. November 10, RoBHpT, sou
OF Bridget and The late Nchsel OItafe. and
bro,her of Rev. ". oH.re. eyed 80 years.
THONAs-In this city. November ~. MAnIAN s.
infant child OF Arthur 4. and Rose y. ThOma1
aged months and - days.
vAUGHN~-In this city. November 10 pHErE A,
NkUGHN, widow VI GeOrge w. Vaughn aged
7eyearA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Mo',roge aud funeral Notices 0iie insertion
roc. : each additional inseriion. f5c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
EARL CARPENTER & SONS,

No. 2 Westminster st.. Corner Dyer.
his Old established house %hoiessles An rstaly
ICE at fair pre- and ~ prompt attention 20 Dus-
ness and the cmpioyment % g0on mon IN their
several departDlentA merits eoDtAnuAacs " uis
patronage " long sn1oyst.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
Iniuri.. prox.J Fatal,

MEMPHIS. Nov. IL. Secretary a. X.
Perkins Of the Y. NJ q. A, who was In
jured in the frs Mondsy night, died ysster-
day. He came from Massachusetts,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Many Of the Christmas presents this
season will represent the popular ribbon
work. Ladies initiated In its mysteries
will perhaps DO glad to know that the
side Of handkerchief case is an excel
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
sroNIKorON DIVISION.

Express trains leave PROVIDING - follows
NEW YORK - Is % A. n. DAILY ~ 50
1mitedl IL 10 A. N. Is. 0S Qimltsd) -
p. n. (daiiyl
NEW YORK, via st~nington Line - z 10 750
m. daily. except sunday.
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE ana WASH
IkGToN via Harlem hivsr-io 90 A. NJ. . 40
r. n. daily.
NEW HAvEH-1 Is A. n. express dAiiyA 81
Qoc. sxp) 10 90 (exsl Io 81 QimitsdI.g
A. N. erpD . Is tsxpl s o. (iimissd).
lexp. daily. sas (sxp. daily p. n.
NEW LONDON = IS. 1 - A. NJ daily exp)
40 nocoml 90 taccom. sundays only. y II
doc exp). 30 taocom). 10 90 texpl, 10 90 dIul
ited) IL io A. n. (sxpL 1 70 (accom), is (sxp)
800 OoQimited So tloc. exp. 9 IS (accom. sum
days onlyl 10 taccomJ 70 p. n. (sxp daily.
asp. II. (sxp daily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17
"AhkkE AND BhIsroL BRANCH.
Leave PROVIDENCE india Street station, To-
NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER


100 B sxprs. and o 90 q m and l2 40
toot 50 express and (viA New YORK boat at c IS
pm. sundays for Fall River % q m 80 m
Newport via New York boat % pm.
warren and way stations st 90 t5 express 20
and 90 m aud AZ 40 . 90 4 90 4 90
express - so 90 and IL sop m
sundaysMe % q m. and ~ D. =.
bhlsToL-7 s express Q sl o so O. m, Ie 40 5 70
sxprsss v,s %. . 90 sad IL 20 D. n. Sun.
dsyso 80 o. m. auA " D. m.
Horse cars leave Erehange place. Providence az
40. and 7 70 10 and 0 IS q. m, II go ~
sac, 10. . 10 Is. and 20 p. N. Leave Ma
kot Square at Al 90 y, m.
sundays ats rs o m. and 1 10 p. m.
NORTHERN DIVISION.
f1tchburg and way stations 90, 10 90 , m.
l2 10. A 20 pm,
Lowell and way stations oo 10 90 a m, e5 m.
Taunton asrr New Bedford 0o sl5. 8 90 a "a
lf o6. 8 10. 3 %, o n 10 % o m
sundsys, ~ . n, 50 pm.
Alddleeoro ID N; 10 90. o e5, s % N.
Plymouth 10 m. IL %. o % D m
Points on Cape Cod 10 Q m: rs m
cottage City via New Bedford, l2 os o m.
Nantucket via Woods nol is . m
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Exquisite frames for small photoar phs
are made II aluminium, either white, with
the satin and blight cut finishes combined
or colored in some delicate tone. One
such frame, as sweet" as At is senti-
mental. Is OF q tender heliotrops, aud is Ia
the shape OF heart. about an inch and a
balf IN length, with q true lovers how
Mt the top. Another. still smaller,
In square rustic frame.
made apparently OF light ross-col-
ored ribbon. Jswelei frames are not bad.
the flower ana leaves being made OF the
white metal, aud the centre OF each cor
ALA, eli tering Rhinestone. There are
little easels. In ormulu, having round or
sQuare or an oval space for the picture.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-17

Time tables giving full information
as 10 local and through train service
may DO obtained at Providence sta
ton and stations as below.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
PERSONAL.

Alto rnsy jas. Donovan. of Great Falls.
10 IN town.
Judge j. W. Strsvs!l. of Miles City, left
for he me last night.
Il. +. Psmbriok. of RsdersburQ. was q
visitor In Helena yesterday.
Chief Justice Psmberton has returned
from his visit to the PAoido coast. much
improved in health.
Mrs. D. y. Wade and daughter, Care,
have returned from the snst. Miss Wade
while away took her second deg 60 at
WoIletlsy.
Chse. Gi'christ. Of Contralis. WASH. q
brother of Thos. 4ilchrisf, Of shis cit,. and
ono OF the hrm' OF Giloh ist Bros. the ium-
b,t an d coal dealers. is a visitor in Helena.
Mr.. lilchrist 10 president OF the First
National bank of Centralia And patt owner
of sew eral other banking institutions in shs
PuRet sounL %couRtry. All his banks went
through the ispio in good shape. Hs Is
kers looking after his int ssts III Helena
and 10 much Qrstihed Al the increased busi-
ness bic firm il doing this yea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08

p ssieosIng His Railroad Route, seIects
That a1oFls excsllent and most comfort.
bic facilities-''The Milwaukee"
That traversss = delightful and piotux-
kque portion Of the se~uHsEy-"Ths Mi
faskee."
That has-snd merits-ths reputation OF
trenath and reliability-"The Miiwaukef ;"
That enjoys popularity and 10 stam red
5itA public sppfoval-.'Ths Milwaukee,"
That has r. substantial roa ibsd aud most
ksquens train servise-"The Milwaukee"
That ,egard.. always, the comic !, ense
I'd safety OF its sntrons-"lhs Milwau-
se."
] hat furnishes the latest priynts COM
artnon cars nnd latrst library. buffet
Eoking cara-"The Milwaukee,"
I hat furnishes elegant drawinr room
arloF cars, free reclining chair .nr. and
nn ptuoss dining cars-"Ths Milwaukee,"
That has exclusive uss of the electric
srth reading in IN r-"lhs Milwaukee"
1.-THE Milwaukee" combines all the above
nd moro. too. Its trains are v%estibulsd,
rated by stsnm. electric lighted and un-
urpassed in lu1n ions appointment.
The i'm mortal Lincoln said: Follow the
sopis aud Sou oannot be fnr from right"
The people US. The Milwaukee"
J. J. CosLEY. Asst. Gen. Taas. Art.
~. PAM. MINI.
NorE.-Fivs I aims daily from Twin Cit.
10 to Chicago; ous TO 81. Louis and ono to
ksnsas City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
HOLD-UP IN MARYSvILLE.
Chinamaa Robbed and Thea Brutsil
Assaulted.

Tuesday morning about three o'clock two
men held up = Chinaman In MaSysvills and
robbed him Of , few dollars. One held
him while the other went through hia
pockets. when no was released the China
man showed fight. and managed 10 get ths
smaller Of his assailants down. The larger
ons. however. came 10 his companions res
one. and released him. Ths Chinaman
then hunted up Z oouptYyman Of bis and the
two Sta ted ont TO look for the footpads.
They could not 6nd Thorn. however. and re-
turned TO the restaurant. TAs CHA man
who was robbed started out again. and had
scarcely passed the door whom hs vas u uck
over the forehead and breast either with q
bar Of iron Or . heavy piece Of wood. He
was knocked ssnsslsss and whsn picked up
was found to BE- sevs ely injured. He had
previously told his countrynan that the
men who had robbed him wers named
PunnelI and McKilligan. . hey were after
wards ar ested. McKilligan4 was
released on furnishing $1,000 bail.
Punnsll Is In jail in Msrysvils. County
Attorney Nolan went up to MarysvilIs to
conduct the preliminary examination on
behalf Of the state, but the Chinsmsn WAS
In such = serious condition he could not
appear In court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
ROSE RICHARDS CASE.
|hc IL FInod $50 ana WarnsL to he Car
ful in this Failure

|hc IL FInod $50 and wArnsh to lie Care
fui in tho Future.
Kos, Richards yesterday plead guilty
b Judge Hunts court to the charge
I maintaining q nuisance in keep.
hg 4 disordeEly houss In Helena.
kis honor. in sentencing her. said
hs.s was no desire to in6iot punishment
pon her alone while the keepers Of otheI
ousss Of ill-Espute were allowed to sc
roo. '.But In your case." continued the
ndae, 'the charge Is that you tntioed
Dung boys to your house. While there II
o punishment too severe for a young boy
Tho will frequent such places, especi lily 4
oy Of reputable family, you also should b
babe to suffer. The maximum hne 70.
q ofense is $1,000. do not
nre to be seve:e with you this time.
ut let this DO u lesson to sou. You
esm to be a IN Of intelligence and
hould know better than TO attempt to lead
st AZ young boys. l will Gne you this
me $50. lot II ever Won should DO broughi
|efo Q this court again on a like charge,
on will receive IL fine ton times $50 ..
ast." In default Of tho money the woman
40 taken to Jail.
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fleeced lined under wear for ladies only toe
his week at Tho brs live.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
CAN REFUSE ADMISSION.
Case In the District Court In Which
Thsater- Goers Are Inter-
ested.
People Who Behave In an unbs-
coming Manner Gan Be Ro-
fused Entrance.
Rose Richards Fined $50 and seut Il
Jsii-Ths DAY IN tbs Federal
Court.

The eAso Of Mary Porter r. F anois
Pope. lessee OF Ming's opsra house. was on
srisl in Judge Bucks court yesterday be.
fora . Jury. Mis-, Porter claimed that on
Two occasions she had pu :chnsed tick
sts for the opera house and hid been re-
fused admission both times and that tho
ticket seller had refused to refund her
money. She asked for t1,5OO damagss.
The dsfsnss wns that she hnd bssu refused
ldmission bseause she had. whom admitted
pm previous occasions, sctsd In an unbs-
roming msnner. disturbing other patrons.
The defense also claimed that they offered
10 refund hsr money whsn she was rsfussd
admission. Miss Porter tsstihsd IN her
pwn behalf that she had not acted In rny
hing but a modest and respectable way In
he opera house. and had applied 10 have
lsf money refunded but had been refused.
She also said that she hsd not besn foroibly
elected I. ON the house. The defense asked
that the court enter \ n~on-suit, sud
kendeEed $1.76 tho amount the plaintif
bad paid for her tickets. After argument
ho Judge ordered tho case to proceed, say
nQ he would take the motion undsr ad-
Eissmsnt.
Judge II. N. Blake testified for the de-
enss that no had seen Miss Porter At the
bpera house twice and that both times she
~ dressed loud and once she walked
Isounj and distracted his attention from
|he performance. He sail her behavior
Nas not that OF Z moIest Y. man.
John Maylina. tho doorksersr. testified
o refusing her admittnnoe on one occasion
when she presented II ticket to him.. On
hat ocons.on be said she drove
Ip 10 tho theate in ca risns
lrawn Ly two white horses; she was
brssssd in white, from her hat to her
hoes. He told her II shs would 90 homo
nd get some other clothes on she oonld
o. in. Mr.. Mayling also testified in 70
ard TO her walking in tho aisles while the
performance was in progress.
Al the conclusion Of tho testimony Judge
,uok directed tire jury TO bring In > verdict
or 31.7b, tbs money paid for the tickets.
or the plaintiff, and that sue pa tho costs.
The outcome OF this case set. n precedent
hat will undoubtedly have n Ro"d sfsot.
toto ious chn,nctsrs, who make y display
( themselves, will p obably take the Mary
Porter case as . wn. ming.
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Court Notes.

The case Of Chas. Jurgens. he'd on ths
barge of grand larceny. was set for trial
(ov. 8. and =. A. Ballot was assigned to
efsnd him. Jurgens plead not guilty.
ThoH. Murphy, arrniQned on the oha,Rs
{ grand larceny. pleaded not guilty. His
ttornsy, Il. A. Carleton. made . motion to
bat the sams case Agninst Murphy WAS set
pr a hearing in a JUSTICES court. and was
ow prndinR. Ths motion WAS overrulsd.
In tho case Of Harris vs.. Jarvis. on APP
vnl from the Justices oou :. BY aer ement
. tween the counsel tho plaintiff took
,dginent for $50. the v:lus OF six cords Of
|ood,
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ArrIva's At The He'ens.
Notice to Ora shippers.

The u. &. Public sanpline Co.. of Hell
ems. ID again ., spsrsd to han lie all olnssos
Of 81 citing ores. and parties having this
eiass to sell will find IL 10 their interest ia
interview l.. i. Brndsn, managsr before
1isrosin NJ OF their products. we can O
pny w. mark |, rico for NIL ores. which II
only q slight decrrsso frsm the prices prs
vailinR before the Eeo-st decline In silver
silver coM pntsd At New York spos quota
tions. and lot at sixty days delivery. As
saying will receive prompt attention. Cor
Responsiveness sslisitsd.
Y. .. BRADKN. Manager.
CogneF Grand and Jackson streets. Hslsna.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
THE WISE TRAVELLER,

Go to The Foe Hive for under wear and HOSIERY
I oil kinds.
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COUNTY INSTITUTE.
That OF Lewis and Clarke County VIII
Meet IL Aslena To- Day.

hat Of Lewis and Clarke County Will
Mset IL Mslsns To-day.
Tbs Lewis and Clarke county teaohsrs'
Institute will opsn III Helena to-day and
oontin ne for three days. II will assemble
In the high school at 0:lh. and BE- under
the conduct OF Miss Minnie H%sifsnsath.
county superintendent. The programme
for to- day II;
Pedagogy, II. q. Young; civics. Hon. E.
6tsess; grammar, II. g. Young; physiology.
y. A. Merritt; arithmetic. II. g. YOUNG.
1:10 p. autobiography. II. q. Young;
psnmanship. ". Il. Harsh; kindergarten
work. Mrs.. Powell. Urinary methods
(phonto dsill) A.. Il. Hopper.
$3.50 p. m.-AddSsss, Or. G. X. Cole.
Evshing-Hsoitation. Misc Tom; vocal
solo. selected. Mr.. G. N. Douglas; VOCAL
duet. selected. Mrs. Adams. ]. W. Eddy
recitation. Nj. g. N. Douglas; qusrtstt%.
Mime. Msdint-C CASSIDY; Mrs 3. w. Foots,
Msssra. Cassidy and Douglas; piano duet.
Misses Frank and Duschsrj sosial.
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In tho Federal Court.

Tho time Of the federal court was oceu
led all day with hsarina arguments OF
ounsel In tho cnse Of b iscos VI. the Minsh
consolidated Mining company. The cass
az taken under ndvisement. Walsh d
leo. E. Shelton for the defendant.
III onse Of Beaudet VI. Bnndmann IL set
pr trial Nov. n. md hat OF Tools d WAL
ice ". tho Northern Pacific railroad com-
any Dec. II.
Jos. W. Dixon. Of Missouia. was ysster-
ny admitted to practice In ths United
tate district aud cit cuit courts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08

II you want mems all wool underwear At
|rices less than cot of manufacture go to The
% Hive.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
P0ttGd
Plant
Given
Away

To every purchaser Of 81 worth OF
merchandise. Ten per cent. will
be deducted from each purchase
OF merchandise to be applied on
the purchase of any plant in the
exhibit.
A rare opportunity to beautify
your home at no additional ok
pense. Besides you will purchase
your goods at IS per cent. cheaper
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08

7 hs far famed Foster kid gloves at The lee
i've only ~ this week. Every pair warranted
nd fitted to the hand.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08
Nice

'sssh cakes every DAY At Heppsrdisxsra
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-08

Highest Price Paid for city Warrants.
Bracket d Owen, 10 North Main street.