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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
COMING ATTRACTIONS.

Tbs Calhoun OpssA COMPANY will make
their drst and only appearance this season.
~ llng's opera house for limited engage
msnt Of th - nights. commencing next
Thursday night. ths 14th inst. All our the.
atrs gosrs will remember the great success
this clever organization achieved whom
here last season and how modest and nm
protsntious were their claims. II ID also
easily remembered how every promise they
did make was ful6llsd TO the letter and
that their performances were excellent In
every particular. This season thsy claim
. much stronger COMPANY, . better east Of
principals. and an incrsasod chorus and or
chsstrs. and certainly the names they pre-
sent would seem TO bear then out. The
pstnia donna Of the company this season 10
Miss Laura Clement. an artist Of great rep
utation and sbtlity who last soa-
son divided the honoYs with the star
In the Lillian Russell Opera company.
season leading tenor Of tho Miss Hsllyet
company. who 10 said to be the possssser Of
. beautiful lyric voico. besides being an
excellent actor and = handsome man. The
baritone OF the company is VIM. Sshuster,
and the contsnlto and character woman 70
Miss Sylvester Cornish. for several years
with the DsWolf Hopper company. and
who 10 said to be the best artist In her line
IN America. OF course. some of the old
fsvorisss have been retained. and We shall
see cleyer little Kirtiand Calhoun and his
wife and bluff old Douglass Flint. togothsr
with =. b. Thsyer and Alexander 1homp.
son. The opening opera for Thursday
night IL Millocker's Black Hussar,' .
which will be presented for tho hrst time
here. to be followed BY 1.-The Bohemian
Girl" "Said Pashs" and "Ths Mikado."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Society Svea will give a masquerade ball
Saturday evening, Dec. 80.
The Ideal Social club will give another
dance at Ideal hall Tuesday evening.
Parties having bills against the Helena
military band are requested to present
them before Dec. 13.
j. NJ. Mulholm and J. G. Perkins have
OH the American Flag lode. Ssven Mile dis
tsiet.
A meeting of the Womsn's Relief COM
mit,es will bs held on Monday. Dec. II. ut
two y. H., at tho residence Of Mrs. II. T..
Fisk.
The Twinklera' club will give the first OF
their series Of dances noxt Friday evening
al Sanford Il Evans hall. The club starts
out with tlourishins membership OF forty.
County Commissioner Eliha Beach yea
terdny received a teleurRm announcing the
death al Fort Collins, Colo, of his br other.
DR.. David Beach. late Of Stuart O.. on
Friday.
The thefts Of coal from dealers at the
depot have bscomo 30 numerous and have
grown to suoh magnitude that the police
have been called on to stop them. From
picking mp such coal AZ fell from tho cars
the Natherers have become SO bold that
barrow or wagon, and sell il around town
In sacks. The police are not only going to
run in the thieves. hut they are also look
ing for the purchasers.
Tho soft weather in Helana yesterday
visited other localities in the state. Ths
thermometer here wns nearly forty above
ut the highest. Reports from other sac-
tions are: BIG Timber, 80 above, raining;
Livingston, ~ above. raining; Bozemnn. N
above. raining; Billings. 81 above. snowinc;
Butte, 40 above, showing; Boulder, H
above. showing. At Glendivo it was 3C
above, Miles Cay AZ. C!nhabRt ~ and Mis-
! souln 81, with no snow Or rain In sishs,
place.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
BANDITS AT BIG TIMBER.

They Hold Up . Saloon Keeper and .
Hotel Clcrk.
Special to Tho Independent.
BId TIMBER. Dec. 9.--A daring hold-up
occurred this morning about two O'Clock.
Al that hour two masked mon entorod Lily
q AcDonald's saloon. One had large.
eloquent six shooter in his hsnd.
The other displayed no hrearms. Mr..
Lily and two or three men were in the room
At the time. The man with the six-shooter
demanded all tho money Mr.. Lily had. In
der the inducsment OF the gun Mr.. Lily
opened tho safe and handed out about 800.
He then told the hiRhwsymen he had $40
in his pockets. but they were content to lot
him keep his change.
At this junoture Clerk Davis, Of the Big
Timber hotel, came IN hurriedly and
asked for change for S.. "Give me
your Ave." abruptly demanded the
stranger with the gun. Though
he had never been formally introduced to
Mr.. Highwayman the clerk obliged him
with the IS. Both robbers then left the
saloon and were soon lost to sight in the
darkness.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
A SHAVE AND A BATH.

simonds s. Clark Arc Prepared to Furnish
Both in tho Hest styls.
Sinonas & Clark have furnished their
barber shop. corner Grand ana jackson
streets, in the best style. and are prepared
to give the sctro-therapsutio baths. also
hot air and vapor baths. They have had
put In new and elegant bath tubs with hot
and cold water and shower to each. Their
now mirrors have just arrived and are
marves of bsarty. All the furniture and
iixsurss about tho place are entirely new
and the shop 10 now one Of tho most nt-
tractivs in the city.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
THE CHURCHES.

First Baptist church. Eighth avenue and
Warren strset-PrsachinR morning and
evening by Rev. G. B. Allen, Jr.. pastor.
Unitarian services. G. A. Il. hall-Mr.
Crooker will preach at II q. m. on ''The
Poem OF Jesus' temptation" At 1880 p. m.
on The Star in tho East; tho Brahmo-
Somaj." Sunday school At 1913 p. m.
Congregational churoh-Rsv. Il. ".
Moore will preach at II a. m.; st 1880 p. M.
W.. G. Shoppe will deliver the first of three
lectures on Domestic Life in the Book OF
Ruth" Miss Whitney will sing 20 Thou
Of Sweet Compassion. by Rubinsscin.
Cakes street church-Services to-day na
follows: Preaching at II a. M. by the
pastor. sunday school AT 23) p. IN. Al
the evening service the Rev. G. G. Stull. the
new presiding elder. will preach. Revs.
stull and Hall will visit East Helena Of
three J.. m.
Quarterly services al st. Paups N. f.
church. Preaching BY the presiding elder
HOY. MIR. Stuli, at IL a. M. Love feast at II
a. M. Sunday school at 1915 p m. Ep-
worth league at GAO 2. N. Preaching By
the presiding elder at TAO y. IN. J. Wesley
Hill. pastor.
Central Presbyterian church. stoner'l
hall. Helena avenue--Sunday IN orning ser
vice at II. subioe.. lessons from tie Ar
Gallery" Evening service at 7:3O. Sub
iect. "Ihe History OF shs Bible tn Nations.'
Sunday school NJ 2:3O. Y. =. 5. c. L. a,
6:3o. Wednesday evening prayer meeting
at 1880. Rev. T.. W. Pool, pastor.
First Presbyteria churh. Eleventh ave
nue and Ewing strest-Servicss will be hel,
st II .. ln.. Rev. w. q. Hohonpe. OF tn,
Congregational church. occupying tho rul
pi. Evening sorviee Mt 1880. The pastor
Rev. I. V. Moore, will preach ON "A 1 OPT,
for the Times" sunday school at 2:3O y
m. A welcome imitation Ia extended I,
all.
st. Peters church, Rev. +. Z. Wobh
reotor-oerviees at the usual hours. sub
jest Of the morning service: Letter and
Spirits" OF the evening sermon. "ihs Com
Ing OF Christ" Ofertory nnthom, morn
ing nnd evening: "hosannA 50 tho Son O.
David" Sunday school at 23O D. IN
Subject of the Wednesday evening lecture
''fhe p ophssy of Obadiah" Stranger,
always welcome.
Methodist Episcopal church. south-Rev
]. h. Squires will preach Ia the court hous,
(Judgo hunts room. on this second floor
at tho usual hour. Morning theme
"rhouehts on the Divine Providence.
Evsninina topic: "rho Physiciun Curin,
with u Touch" the third OF asr,es Of ser
mons OH "Ihe Great Physician and Hi
Treatment OF SIM" There will be som
special music rendered At each service
Sunday school at 10 a. M. aud the lesru,
at seven y. m. All are cordially invited
Strangers are specially welcomed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
JEWELRY, OF COURSE.
The Most Appropriate and Desirable for
Christmas Presents.

The Most Appropriate and Desirable for
Christmas Presents.
When any one. wishes to Rivs q
friend Q toksn OF lows and esteem or friend
ship the mintttpraA frat Of alto jowel'y.
aud nothing slssis thought Of until the
subject of jsN ~ given mp for any rea-
son. I hs il sEtsinntetz Jswelry company
has this yae1 beautifal otook of all the
beautiful thinQs found in tho largest me
tropolitan stores. and their prices are 10
low that jswelry will be almost the exolu-
sive line of presents this year.
Diamonds come nrst in she way Of pres
ents that delight. All diamond goods and
loose diamonds. from ons-si1tesnth karat
to three karats, are offered at marvslousiy
low prices. French china can be secured al
25 por cent otf-chsaper than common
china. Necklaces. pins. studs. charms.
buttons, oil articles manufactured into
jewelry, sold at much less prices than eve,
before.
Watches are always acceptable The J.
Steinmetz company is headquarters for al
grades Of American and Eu, opean mnkos
They have all grades of watches, and al
aie cheap. quality considered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
Along Felt Want Filled.

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 9.-The Missouri Pacific.
Dec. IL in conjunction with the Chicago Il
Alton. will inuugu,ate limo Of through
Pullman tourist slespers. Chicago to Los
Angeles. Cars will leave Chicago at II .:
m. daily via the Alton. and st. Louis st $3.50
p. M. same day. by the Iron Mountain
route. going via Tsxarkans, Dallas. Ft.
Worth and Ell Paso to Los Angsles. arriv.
ing at tho latter point at four p. m. the
fourth day out. This line has been estab-
lishsd to meet tho demand from tho east
and north for better through facilities via
extreme southern lines.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
Reliable Advertising.

You can fool some people all tho time
and some people some Of the time. but you
cannot fool all the eople all the time. This
il what our great president. Abraham Lin
coin. used 10 say. and wo bslieve it. in spite
OF tho fact that our groat advertiser and
circus man. Barnum. used to say the pso-
pls w8nta to bs humbuuaed.
Whom the we'll known modiste. Mrs. j.
II. Alexander. advertisss any style of dress
to be made for the remarkable low prieo OF
$40 until Dec. 16. tho indies Of nslona know "
thAt this offer 10 genuine. and 10 a decided
hnraein, Oh you can have q selection OF re-
ceptton. evening, promenade, In fact. any
styls you wish. mndo after tho latest fash
ton, but remeu,bor. this 10 only good TO
Doc. l6. and ought to DO considered A. IL II
"a Christmas Gift for those in doubt about
selecting welcome gifs for THAR wife
mother or sisters. You arc cordially in
vited to give Mrs. Alexander . call and
convince yourself about this. the best oIsl
In the old year.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
THE LONG AND THE SHORT MAN.
They Are Held for Court as tho Was
weller HiShwnymen.

They Are Held for Court as tho Was
weller HighwAymen.
James Milford and James Stone, who are
believed to be the ''lonR man and the short
man." were given q preliminary hearing
before Judge Crutchsr on the charge CT
being the highwaymen who held up and
robbed Mr.. and Mrs. Waswe!ler at their
house near town several wesks ago. Mr..
and Mrs. Wasweiler wsre in court and iden-
tilted the two men as to their general ap-
pearanoe. They could not swear to the
mems features, however, az the robbers
both wore masks. as we'll as long
coats. The mnsks and coats were produced
in court. having been found In the old
round house of the motor line. Milford
and Stone tried to prove an alibi by num-
Dor of witnesses. Judge Crntcher eonsid
cred tho evidence sufficient TO justify him
in holding the mon for the action Of the
district court.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
OYSTERS AND CONNECTIONS.

Rerz's Is tho Place to Got What II Needed
In That Line.
Herr q Co. are prepared for the holiday
season with full limo Of confectionery.
Sunday schools having entertainments fol
the children can get their candies and
candy toys at Wholesale ratios. Herr makes
. specially of serving banquets and suppsrH
He also kesrs on hand blue points and oys-
tors on the shell and in bulk for families or
parties; also cakes. pies. etc.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
THE
BOSTON
ssssssssss
Be Careful.
i Be Provident. Q,
Be Wise.

Every dollar counts. Every dol
lar has tho purchasing power OF
two, If spent at our store.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10

The Red Chief lode has been located by
G. H. Dysinger and Others
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
Wolfsfeft.s sseriammluna.

9ie @eriammIung tpnrbe am Wsons
tag Wbenb bur6 ben Wprfbenben,
5errn Wm. 96fIins, er6ffnet.
SaS Ginan3 R0mits bat mdbrenb
Der Iebten Wo6e ni9t gearbeitet.
Weitere $127 iinb ge3ei1net tporben.
Sas arrangements Romite beri6tet,
baB bic gteparatur bes @6uppens
nabe3u bollenbet 1T.
Die OHerte bes 6erfn Werner, bic
Wagen 5uiammen3ufelIen unb bic
Platformen fiir $5 bas 5tid gu legen,
mfrs ni6t angenOmmen, ba 66fling
es unternimmt, bie8 fiir bebeutenb tpes
niger tbun gu laKen.
Sem &omite 3ur 8ei1tigung Der
&offiime mirb bis anr nd6ten 8ers
fammlung 3eit segebei,, I'm nit 5errn
9eniel preis unb 3ablunssbebingung
abauma6en.
66ffing ermabnt,, nit b.n Musgaben
einitweilen nibt gu liberal au iein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

Belt, nm DIR. pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery su uebnen. als appetitreisenbss,
reftaurirenbes 2ontc, gum Mustrsiben bon
Rrdnfbeitsfeimeu unS ais Wiittel 5ur Grlan.
sune BON forperlider 8raft bat es ntdt
ietnes @lei9en. sc re8t tebes Organ ju
aeinnber 2bdti9leit an, reintst unb berei.
9ert 6as 8lut, ftiitt bas game Gpftem unb
fellt 8raft ano @eiunSbeit tuieoer her.
Giir iebe our6 feblsrbaftes Guusireu bsr
eeber obsr uureines Blut ueririadte 8raui-
belt 1T es Sas etiisise @ittet, fir tpeldes 8 o.
ranttrt uir6. g5enm es Dir nidt biift
ober Did midt furirt, erbdltft On Deiu
@elo ;uritd.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
Steat Obtp, Stabt 9oIebo,l
Qmcn q EnmnfhS 6

Suca 8 county, s. s.
Srant 5. @benep bef9m5rt, bab er oer
dltere gartner Der 5irnaa S. s. Gbemeb &
8 0. 1T, tpel9e @ei4dfte in ber 6tabt 5olebo,
in obensenanntem County ,,nb Staate, tbut,
,lrb bab belagte Sirma bic 6un,me BON ei M
bunSert Dollars fir ieben Saa bon
&atarrb besabIen ipirb, ber burh ben 8ebrau9
bon Salts &atarrb Sur uibt sebeilt
tperben fam.
5ranf S. Gbenep.
8el9mpren bor mir mnb unters
\~~) idrieben in meiner @esenipart am
SEAL 6. September g. 3. 80.
(~~) q. 8. @Iea1on,
Dffentli1er Nptar.
Sails &atarrb &ur tpirb ii,nerlieb aenoms
men, unb pirft bireft auf oas 8Iut Mnb bic
ihleimiSen Oberfld6ep bes Sbitents. 2abt
Sud umionit 3eugniiie fontinem
s. S. 6 beneb & Co., Solebo, 8.
E& @ertauft BON slpptbefer,, 70 Gt5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

$500 tuerbeu BON ben Giseutbiimsrn bon
Or. Cages Catarrh Remedy fir sineu I'm.
beilbaren Sail bon &atarrb offsrirt. Sbr
Rtttel furirt bic ihliminitsn 8due BOLTON.
men unb auf bic Dauer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

= @egen alle Magenleiben tann id
Or. 9luguft aOnig's 9amburser 9ros
pier auf'S angele9entlidte empfeblen,
ebenfalls alS ein 8lutreiniger, Sd
babe mid ibon bdufis bou beren
Wirfiamfeit iiberseugt. Soiepb
9bameI, st, @prille be @enbober,
Quebec.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
0ruuSeiaenthams ,tebertrasuuaeu,

Wfeeri6eibt BROS, unb s. u. Gtie=
rem an 6. s. @uerin, @runSfiid an
8uena 8ifa Str. slips,
DITTO nnb 2Ouiie 5bmibt an 9enrp
2iite, @runbltiid on 8auee 5traBe.
$1,050.
SuIia 8. parions on Nntonio Ro>
ienburg. @runbftiid i'm aIten gitps 2ot
go. 2, fir $500.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
9etratbS.Gmeime:
5. so. S.einfelbt unb 8ibia Wap,

Set ga B
9ebrs nit Deiuer @e.
tuntbeit nn6 Detneni
Woblbefinberl, tpenn
Define 2eber ilidt ihre
Sdulbisfett tbut. 81
Detn Blut uHreiu ober
Define 9eber fridge, ie
ipirit On gar leidi
bas Opfer a1er Grteu
bon nupdbliffett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

Ba~ 9ie beiten Sorten We1ere
S6miebwaaren, S6eereu &c. bi0ig au
beben bel u, Seufiuger.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
LADIES

LADIES
keeding tonic, or children who want build
ing up should take
BROWNS IRON BITTERS.
1t Is pleasant; cures Malaria, Indigestion,
Biliousaess, Liver Complaints and Neuralgia
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
seioele 6alb, fanbidaBe,

Sei0elle OalbsD DGmOl9age,
in i4mars tpeib unb allen Sarbem, be 40
rnb 80 gts bos 4aar iuerb itnb, ~
rs @smts oae @aar.
Gbiueiide @eibe, 81 Gass Die DGb.
0ieie 8aare 1T so Gts. tpertb, bod psFs
ben mir fie gu obisem 8reife bertaafen. .
~ Gents bic Derb..
25 Stiid i9Sner 9ebliinter 4intfi4sr
eeibe, bon oprsiisIider AuaIitdt. Rssustpt
bon e5 Gts. 5a At &ts.
Ga Gents bic 0arb.
Sebr fein, "a 3oH brett, nab biIIis ju 5b
Cts; pirb iett 3u "a gts. bic @arb bertauft'
Td9er! Td4er! Tddr!
@oeben erbaIten bic sr5bte AnstpabI 5ds
der, bic ie bier sum gertauf ausseitent wasbe;
BON ets Bis su $l.5o fiir @ar&ment, anb
40 @ts. s,i $6 80 fur @au3e.
Goriets! Gorlets! !!
Sn bisfer abtbeituns tSnnen mir sinfa@
ni@t ibertrofien tperben, ba ipir nur Sic bs.
tanntlid beften eorten gu ben rt5SIi4f bis
lisen Yreifen flbren.
Wi6beln, StrOboeden, xepkilbe,
0eItu4 uitp., uitp., gu raifOnabIs,s srtiien.
'fUrb GOres, bic iaSnffrn glnitr,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

Ynsnladerei |! Ynsnla9erei !

YnBnladerei !! Ynbmaderei !
Die nsueite MObe, gut unb biuis ssmadt,
finbi ber PutntadersMbtbeil porsufinben
sSmportirte @aare.
SIS llest in Der 9lblicbt un1eren gansen
@orratb bon tpa59baren &leiberitoffen BON
30 Cts 45 Cts. unb 40 @ts. ggertb Az bem
etnen Yreiie bon
35 Gents bte Barb
aussuoerfaufen. Die tpdbleril9iten al,hben
iperbem bic 8ebaftiOn 3u ipiirbisen tui1len.
Sonbenirs Soapenirs
Gaen Beiu9ern uno aunben offeriren mir
bieie @o4e SrinfsIdier, auf benen bic per<
idiebenen @ebduli9feiten Der @bieasoer
aasiteluns seihIiffen itnb, gu
Gents oas gtiid.
Gnberstpo foftet terielbe @eaenitanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
l1nterSens fir 9amen uno &inber !!
Bon 25 eents Bis au $4 fir ben ansus.
Dieie Baare iit biniser ols man ben etoff
faufen unb ielbit ndben fann
, eawns gu 8 Gents bic garb. gs
heffent itttH N,it,Nen4 0 nnn .a,,x & e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

Sc gebotr bic anuoa OeO mtngr md 1T es Oie neofa5ar
90 oe mf quite aat blg Brti 1r beart6een f6untn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
Weib= Baaren !! @eib @aaren

WeiBz 8aaren! @eiB @aaren /!
S Gents bie 9arb.
3Dei Riftem tpeibe, carrirte unb eefreifte
Nainioof, bon unb 10 gts. pert5, su Cts,
bic Yorh.
12H Gents BITE Oaro.
Cine &ifte aatpm, iatinsseitreift. lsbr biais
3u ls unb 20 Cts, fiir l211a Gts.
35 Gents bie Narb.
s5 Stid, latin ssitreift, unb Spiten.aatpn,
ftets gu so gts. Derfauft, tpirb bisis Bo6e au
85 Gts angeboten.
striimpfe, Is Geats 0as Yaar.
rs Sukenb fdtnar3s@t unb iebr feline Das
men etrilmpfe, tpeI9e sep5bnIi9 gu 80 Cts.
oerfauft irerSen; bieie 8ode nur % Gents.
0amenzSaillen! 9amell=gaillen !
hnm so Gts. 81 So. 90 bro etiid.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

sebfUrb GOres, Die ibdaffrn Nlpitu.
Gents bic yarb.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
llntersens fiir 9anen ,luo Riuoer

Bon 25 @ents Bis su $4 fir ben Mnsus.
Dieie Baare lit bilieer ols man ben Stoff
faufen unb ielbft ndben fam.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
9amenzgaillen! 9aneu=gaillen |!

bon SO Gts. so s5 90 bro stiid.
Sieie GbtbeiIuns lit poaf ftanbis, mas bers
idieOene Ma4merfe, syarben, SHUTTER unb
@rDben aabelanst.
8eionbers bea6tenstrertb finb Die itplpol.
len Empire Waists" in ipeiben nnb alien
Garben.
Drsi atftea ipaiaedte seblamt
5 Gents bic yarb. 0iusbams tn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

~ Y y y =
in i4pars treib mno allen 6arben, est ~
unb 80 Ste. bos 4aar ipsrtb itnb, ~
rs Gemte oae @aar.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11

9awns gu 3 Gents bic yarb. 9
beaem linb bunflem Carr, nur 8 9
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-07-11
se$mportirte Waare.
eoupenirs !! 9oapenirs /!

Mnberspo foftet terielbe @eaenitanb Is
Gents unb bariiber.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1893-11-29
New cnrIa1d Briefs,

Two Italians were wounded in stab
bng fur at Nonantum Mass.
Margaret Sullva,. aged 81 was Killed oa
sae railroad at Fai River Mass
Boston marketme1 expect that prices
Cor poultry will be low this week.
Fred y. Holt e i'enacook. y. H.. grocer,
made an assignment Liabilities an
known.
Thieves entered he rooms Of the Puritan
club. Weymo,uh, Mass, and carried off -
ha'f barrel Of teer.
Rev. George Hedges ID. D.. has accepted
he desnship Of the Episcopal Theological
ehool NJ Cambridge, Mass.
Phillips Andover academy students
charge the Exeter academy boys with pro-
fessior alien and voted no, to meet them
on the arhl ic ii.l again.
Mathew Colquhoun night Waterman at
the Boston aud Maine transfer station in
South Lawrence. Mass. while tagging
train, was struck by another train and
killed
The New York, New Haven and Hart
ford railroad is t blill new PASSENGER
station and a freight depot at HebronviIle,
NJ ~. The station VIII cost, it is laid, in
the neighl,orhood OF $1,000
The h,dy Of Edward Howe, who was
clerk at the Hote. Winthrop ut New Lon
don. Conu. was fannd In the water ut
Shaw's cove Howe disappeared three
weeks ago, and may have committed sui
vide
The French residents OF HGvei hill,
Mass. ARE to ofrsr that city large statue
Of q neral i-aiay cite. To be placed Ia the
center OF Sargent squars, lFsvidi the
city will move tne watering trough IN the
center Of the square and change the name
10 LAFAYETTE GUAR