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DUBLIC SALE or NaIT-ABIE I.NpI .IFx.
u ANDRlA cot MY. VA

by virtue Of decr.. entered ct the November
term. lSfs. q the ,irruit court OF Aieaanslrta
conn y. hlgtnia. m the chanoery cause e Castle
man ys. WEIGH 81 al. therein pending the under-
slsned ocmmissionsrS Tor that Vurp,-e appointed
Will. ON APRIL -lNfH. lSslk AZ FlNE p NJ on
the premises. offer for sac all - that histo-fc
estate formerly owned BY Caleb Gushing ana con.
tai ing loo acre. more ess and located la Alsa-
sndr county. Virginia
This Tract q land Is itnrrovei hy larre Ten room
dwelling house with basement. iarce harm with ha-s.-
me' three tenant house. large orchard IL - free.
81. heautlfn sIrubhry, with magnifr.ui 81 the
city 90 Washington his grand rlace tho sub
urban home Of the Il ustrious caleb cushing while he
was IA o'cial life ~ Washington and the trees aud
shrueberl fast he planted here their fully
DEVELOPED b~a ATTY The shatr 90 the land
per ect SQUARE and - 4 the most h-autfui con-
NeDient and historic Suburban homes around the
national capttal. ltwould make valuable On
fer town lots and villa sites i-ing ON the proposed
lines u electric and steam roals only ahlut two
and haf miles u, IA WASHINGTON. aud on . CON-
nlaudinE elevation and In healthy lo,aiion
Terms OF sale one-iouTth cash. and the residue Of
tie purchase money in one. tNr ans thru years
denc-d by ionds - Turcna~er. with approved tsre
soma security. aud lie airing interest from II sale
and the title ~ he retained until all the pur.ha.s
mune- shall have h.en paid
For Tar her informant b.. appy % James r. Glenn
ents, lssl street northwest. Washington 10 g OF
{. L. NiCol. brent.vills. Prince William county Va
JAMES y ClEMENTS.
q
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l. v. II. YOUNG clerk g the circuit court q, A,ex-
andria county. Va. do certify that James Clemen.
and a. T. Vi ol. couinsSione-S. have s-uted isnud
Ia the penalty Of eln,oDO. conditioned Tor the faith
ful perfurmAnce q their dates commissioner In
said canse and In accordance with decree therein
Given under my hand on ths 18th dsy 81 February
lss5 II. H. YOUNG.
NHa~E
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The Chicago Navy Regatta.

The international regatta to be held under
the auspices Of the Chicago navy will be de-
eided at Lake Geneva, Wis. The course is four
miles long. The association races will be rowed
over . course three-fourths Of miles long
with turn The regatta will be held after the
national regatta at Detroit, August 9 and TO- the
Chicago navy claiming the dates from August
II TO %.
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T'HuMAs DOMLIN0 son. Aartiopeyrs,

SPECIAL SALE or LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
E'oNp,hAND CARRIAGES. HARNESS. ke..
on mi RspAY, MARCH sECoNn, 1893. CON-
NJ ,Nc.No Al rMLLNE g'Clock n, VI WILL
SILL Al IHf NV ltRk HARNESS AND CAR
h iS,,-. tNNCHANmE No 4ss PENNSYLVANIA
- coNsIsIiSG IN PART OF
IANDArs BRoCGHANS, CtBRIoiErs, 200
MD VILLAGE CARTS. RTCkRlARDs rHAF-
IONS, Bua6iEs, A.. A NUMRfR OF sETs OF
sINaLk AND DouBl-E c NRRIAGE BUGGY AND
ENfkEss HAM -. GENTS AND LADIES SAD
dis HnksE PLANETS, SHIFTS. Also
WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT on STABLE
SUPPLIES. THOMAS DOWI ING A sa~
fsS2. aur,t.n.....
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

Judge Men by Their Deeds,
manufacturers by their productaL Try Old Domin.
ion Cigarettes Photograph free.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DA,,.
PArcIIFFE pAKR a CO., auc..

AssIGNEF-s sALE To CIoSF orr Assrrs
Under and b, virtue o tvs de-sls % a.sIsu -a.ut.
frcn W. X Mclean rocord- tn Liter $50 and LA
Of th- land records q the District % lis .h,n
offer for sale at suction r-oul- q haf.lfne IS-r
on MyNDAlI MARCH IHiBrEiSTH. lrsrl Il
fl.fNEN pNlok IN, Al the remaining . con-
Mclean. deccased. subject 70 seti eun-nts. asr~r-
ments compromises Heretofore mad. A. ths
several judgments obtained tie sur enas court q
the district Of Columbia IN favor OF ". X Nrl-an
and tie former arm % Nm. Mclean 4 Son the
sxnee Particulars of said interest," and said Judg-
menis can te aimed ~ he ANY q tle sAd
iudsm-nts VII h. offered separately a desired
Terms Cash. may b. AIr.n s-e ~ lime q sale
". J. NENrON.
A~<irnse
S0e q NJ.
RADCLIFFE. DARR co.
fees. ma. @ Tsa 10. Il-S Au,tion.ers.
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e2sa Aucr.. $40 La AVE
DATcLIFFE. Darn CO. ATCTIoNFERs.
~ g.0PENNA. AVE. y. W,

~ 9s0PENNA AVE. NV.
AssIGNEEs, SALE OF LOT oSF. IN BLOCK no
.'PAlISADES OF THE POTOMAC" IN The
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BY virtue q deed OF assignment Eiven to us and
SAL IN fT9nt q the prsmises by public auction,
TTaE T pp Al FOUR O'CLOCK. IN fEoNT OF
LOT ONE ~ IN BLOCKS
81 the suhdivision known as tn. PALISADES OF
lot will be sold subject to deed Of POO
with interest at the rate Of per per annu
Terms Cover and above the truso cash. deposit Of
elO0 required at the time Of sale
ne terms OF sac on tic Property mentioned al owe
SALE otherwise the right resell the p-o-
erty at tn risk and Of the efaultng plrcbassr
or nrchssers atsr nve days advert,enent IN some
veyancinr. recording. &c. he at the cost OF tie
purchaser or purchasers.
WM. McNEIR
SIDNEY +. THOMAS
fel'. lS,2oS2l Assignees of H. j. Mclean.
eVTHE SALE OF LoT ONE. BLOCKS. IN THE
division known the Palisades of the Potomac
RIEs,PoSed IN rseqnenre II the weather until
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY TwHNTY-THIRD. at the
SIDNEY T. THOMAS
feis-dSds AssiTnees.
rs-THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER posi-.
poned until TUESDAY. FEBRUARY TWENTY
xo,. SIDNEY L. THOMAS.
h24-dSds Assignees.
THE ABOVE SALE IS FURTHER POSTPONED
on account Of h rain until TUESDAY. MARCH
SEVENTH, at same hour and place
,.esska, SIDNEY T. THOMAS.
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feeling Ike new person, got me a bottle, and
when that was gone could take a fun dose
81 have gained strength every day, and can eat
three or four times day. / sleep like a log, and
my head must be new one, as have not had a
bad headache since began taking the compound.
can get up two Nights of stairs all right now and
feel SO much better that / wish every one in the
world who ever had these feelings would Just try
one bottle of Paine's celery compound and he con-
WINGED of its worth. cannot say too much in its
praise
And Mrs. S. c. Perkins OF the same place. whose
portrait is given above, says: For three years
was in a very weak and debilitated condition.
tried many ply sicans but could get no relief from
any of them.
Il tried Pane's celery compound and to that I
owe my complete restoration to health. NV nerv-
GUS system was total wreck and was unable TO
do my work much of the time, but now | am doing
my own work and can sleep well nights-the re-
suit Of taking three bottles of the compound.
recommend ii to all who are suffering from dys-
pepsia or are run down. / do not think that
could say too much in favor OF IT,"
Thousands Of such letters from every state in
the Union might be printed, but these years OF
splendid results have connected Paine's celery
compound with success that the name itself has
become perpetual letter of recommendation.
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DAxDRuEF forms when the glands of the skin are
weakened, and II neglected, badness Il to fol.
low. Halls Hair Remover Is the best preventive.
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GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auc,.. l4il @ st.

TRUSTEES SALE OF FOUR NEARLY COM
PLETED BRICE DWELLINGS, SITIrtTF IN
SOUTH SIDE FLORIDA AVENUE BETMFFN
FIRST AND THIRD STREETS MORT HN'f ST
BY yirtue of q certain deed of trust; dated Anrfi
A. n 1892. and recorded in Liber No. l6SO folio lai
ct seq. Of the land records of the District OF 20
lumbia. and at the request Of the rarity secured
tfer.hy. will sell. in front of the premise. ~,
TUESDAY. MARCH FOURTEENTH A. d. lssri Al
HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ. the foilorins
descrbel real estate. situate in the city of Washing
Dist lct Of Columbia. TO wit: fourteen
walter and others subdivision of part Of square
five hundred and Fifty ESQ, 20 said sn,'.
vision is recorded in the office of the sar.
veyor Of the District of Column in In hook \.
page o. and also all that part Of SAID 50 aare
at the northwest corner Of said lot fourteen (4 and
running thence hwestwardly along the line Of
Boundary street IL 6al00 feet. thence due .outh
81 100 feet. thenc- wardy 100 feet to Tie
southwe corner Of said lot fifteen I5 thence north
wardly 81 1l100 feet in srsgh line to the place o.
begin ming together with the Improvement on an Of
said land; subject. however. 70 previous existing
OF record securing two
- 4S4 toxether with such interest May be due on
them. u which information viii be riven al time Of
sale. -
Terms Of sale: One third the purchase money I'm
cash and the balance in two equal installments in
one and two wears respectively with interest per
cent per annum. payable semi annually aud secured
PROPERTY cold all cash. the option Of purchaser
depo.it Of e2o0 required st time Of sale. II the
terms OF sale are not fully complied with within
twenty days from dSte Of sale the
rxht q ressl ~ risk and VI defauting
scESsfScs Do fras.:. cost
We EpMoHsfuN' frasss " n
fe26. mh2. A6.s,ll.13 once. 500 5;h g. nv.
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LEGAL NOTICES

i MALfsIraobhAff2P9 yEhIs 81 AhS SOUTH
In the estate and effects of John Harris OF Sbanes
Park near St, Mary'.. in the coiony Of New south
PURSUANT the trust rr pery ae of 1862 notice
hereby given that all credI and persons hav
the estate Of the above named deceased (who died at
Harris Park, near Pa,ramatta in the colony of New
hereby required to send il full particulars Of their
s'9 1leq lrs Snsx any Limited
New south Wa.es. the admiIisr ators OF the estate
june next. after which date the said company viii
Proceed to distribute the OF the said deceased
Which ey ten srs aessra
tee sny for as Of
CAIN they shall not have had notice at the time of
Dated his 2s,h day Of December 4 D. 1892
FOh TRUSTEE COMPANY Limited.
ARTHUR ]. MACKENZIE. Manager
Consulate of the United states of America.
Sydney. New South Wales January ID 1897,
Special attention is called to the above notice The
,Rat paries as4s
SANE Jsn are NOW rssd linz. in The United States
d don ,s Ireland on aCh q November 1sio
'fs s home when a'' WIZ fT ksry G. 6 snsu
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
~ This 18th Of III Feor Rr 1861 sHr' business
In n sstate e Sarah Eark late Of Wash
Application having been mad: i9r the probate OF
and for I a, will The and
said sarah A. sparks. deceased. By William Redin
II %sRcH t.
1893 at TEN O'CLOCK AN. to show canse. if any
Ssds. SSi. .srhs' the wash
BY the court: A. b. HAGS ser. Justice.
f-1l-l 'w3 Rerister Of wills. D. c
n THE SUPREME e. co ooT1TM nE THS DISTRICT
si'm'n liaE1 i;iss rs ao'sss ct al No.
6ds sy NJ that the AG
on or bce the r sy %
ring forty days after this day otherwise the cause will
IS the 81 or the purpose
at 5ion a h3se 1--WE Grrtsin parcels Of I'M ituate
known as lots 26 and ~ the Idivsior Il orrnai
S; 70; in the fIeofs q the
| surveyor Of s1d Dist
instoh Law Rsportes and The Lvenin9 sar lie ash
ieI4ia% ry l. cL sSTYe A ssr CLERK
II THE SUPREME EN- co C3TRT OF THE DISTRICT
This 31st day or January 1871.
John Walker and md Amanda his wife Msrsars. Kent
nardia, Of Ida walker i1zie WAIT and Reei
Maker. attendants. Equity No ia.:sa8. DOCKET
their soii@Sr tits ordered ha the order for the " aS
rearanc 81 the al sent Geendan's entered the Both
day # January. A. y 1898. I've aud the modi-
fed to read follows 1t is orie.ed that the de-
fendants Eta Wa ker. William Otis Walker tnfant
Lictiard r. Jackson. guardian Of Ida Walker. Lizzie
Walker and Reed Walker. and said Reed alker DIN
fant, cause Their appearance 10 BE- tered herein on
before the first rule dsy forty days after
this day; otherwise this will he proceeded tn
IN OF default The object of this sui.
tain sale Of 10: rs in square 100 in the city Wash
those entitled This order hall De published in The
Evening Star and in the Washington Law ReDnrter.
A. E. HAGNER. Asso. Justice.
Atrue copy. Test:
J. p. YOUNG. Clerk.
b. Nj \. CLANCY. Asst Clerk
Filled January 81. 1898. j. K. Young, clerk
te11aw4w
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KATIE B. LINENS seeks Q divorce from
Stephen Linkins and the restoration of her
maiden name of Wilkerson. The bill, fled by
Campbell Darlington, sets forth the marriage
December IS. 1888, and charges non-support
and brutal treatment
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THOMAS BOWLING SON Aucts 0l2 St n. "

THOMAS BOWLING SON. Aucts. ol2 St. NV
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN SOUTH WASHINGTON BE-
ING PREMISE No Az STREET SOUTH
MEST. TWO ALLY HOUSES IN REAR ALSO
l224 AND l2,i1< FOUR AND HALF STREET
SOUTHWEST.
By virtne of deed Of trust dated November Il.
1890. and u y recorded in Liber 1881 folio aga et
seq. OF the land records Of the District OF CO.
lumbis. and at the request Of the party secured
Their hv. We will sell in front of the premises ON
MONDAY; MARCH THIITEENTH. 1SfrS AT
HALF-PtST FOUR O'CLOCK. lot 81 square rCl
fronting p feet on the south side OF Mst by dept
OF LIS feet 10 70 foot alley improved by an sroom
brick dwelling, No. 412 NJ st $. W. and two 4--oom
brick houses in Immediately after lot A. SQUARE
54o fronting p feet the side of AZ 81 nv
depth of 40 feet 70 alley. improved 10y two
1254h ~ st. s.w
Terms: Owe aud above existing trust Of ahout
&2.2OO on the street proper ASH the other lofs
third cash. ba ance in six, twelve and eighteen
months. with Interest secured by deed trust on the
prorer or al cash. at the option of the purchaser
deposit of 300 each uropelt y required AT time
OF sale. All conveyancing and recording at pur-
chaser's cost
CHAS. SCHAFFR,
fe2S-dkds CONRAD wEITZEL.S trustees
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LADIES' GOODS

Mrs. NJ BRADLEY. MODESTO, &C ST NE
AVA formerly New York. invites patra mage Of Wash.
ington ladies. --latest style costumes perfect fit al
moderate prices. Cutting and basting a specialty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

VIM. T. Redfern and John DitselI, while
shoveling snowfrom the roof OF the new opers
house in Elizabeth, N. j., fell to the street
being carried down by an avalanche Of SNOW,
Redfern was instantly killed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-02-28

Ivy City Races Postponed.
The races today at wv City race track have
bsen postponed. Entities stand
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HOTEL WELLINGTON.

I A FoNTAINF. KENTUCKY AVE NEAR THE
L. beach; Atlantic CITY, j. everything hrst class
o. 20 si2 per week
fel6-,m O s. WRIGHT
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THE ALBENARLE. ATLANTIC CITY.
u Corner larinc aud virginia avenues: new aud
modern. first strictly highest class steam
heat nven'-uce term are rrasonAlle send
for Illustrated booklet. OTens March y.
fe.s-2m COPE a BAMFORD.
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Won by "Sulliynn the Second

The twenty-round glove contest last night at
the Gaiety Thester. under the auspieces of the
Eclipse Athletic Club of Buffalo, between John
l. Sullivan of the Southside Athletic Club and
Tim O'Day of Bradford, Pa. for a purse of
$500 and an outside stake of $780, was won in
the second round by sullivan by knockout
blow in O'Day's stomach.
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WINTER RESORTS.

LOR saLE-oLD POINT COMFORT. va. oPP0-
Il site Fortress Monroe the most beautiful place In
Virginia suitable for private residencA hotel san
tarlmn AIply 10 l. ;. fRANTZ. Phebus. Va.
fers-fnlSt.
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Mmu}aetufsf Of FINE XxxIcukEsn d dHiROf0D-
Isl oooDs south Of New York. noeuR
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

TUNING AND REPAIRING GEORGE Fly
4 piano maker. tuner and repairer. .3l 10Th ST
I,aired fe.p0Im.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
A Colossal Mark Down Sale At Sands
Bros

Colossal Mark Down sale at Sands
Bros.
Commencing tomorrow. Saturday, june
II, '93. Sands Bros. will inaugurate re-
duosion sale that will totally eclipse all
former mark down sales in Montana. Their
imnsnse stock-ths, ,laoasss ever brought
to Helsna-will be offered Al prices nsver
before named in the west. on account Of
the unssasonable weAther Of this season
they begin theis great annual midsummer
c1saring sale . month earlier than usual.
and announce = oontin nation. OF the enor-
nous cut in prices until all lines Of spring
and summer goods are closed out and
their immense stock greatly reduced.
This colossal mark down sale
will be the browning offort Of 4 bargain
season and until the close Of the sale values
will be given. heretofore undFssmsd OF in
Helena. Not only spring and summer
goods. but staple and desirable goods in all
departnsnts VI be marked at prices abse-
this stupendous sale all purchases on re-
duoed goods must be for cash only. Don't
fail to be on hand carly every day before
the rush. to inspect the tempting array of
rich and rare bargains.
...... SANDS Bros.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
The Prize wtnners.


Tho following is : list Of thoss whe won
the prizes at the Montana University to.
the term that slosed few days ago: Best
defamation. hrss D'ize, gentismes. Philo
W. Haynss. Miles City; second prize. Wal
ter D. Mrten. White sulphur 6prinRs.
son, Aisseula; second, Miss Laura Z. Fitch,
Sheridan.
Highest Scholarship E, Miss MarRery Jacohv,
Hiahwood. Best English composition, Ed
ward 8. Mills, Bozsman. The essays that
received homo able mention were, first. a
poem by Carl B. Hard. Of University Place,
subject, "Vision Of Man." second, BY Miss
NarRsry Jaooby. Of Aighwood, subject
"Ths Crooks" Mr. Mile wrote on .The
Ethios of Politics." The scholarship OF
the three young ladies WAS very close, Miss
Jaooby's AVERAGE standing being Sc, Miss
Ida Fryett. 95 1892, Miss Ina Craven. 95166.
ON . scale of 100 psr cent.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Sam uel X. Davis-speoisl.
INvEsTMENT STOCKS.

Iron Mountain. 1000 and 1000 let's Div
idsnds resumed this month. The best In
vsstnsnt offered in Montana. The money
strinGsney Dakss the price.
Bald Butte. Che greatest gold mine In
Montana. Very little stock TO be had:
sure Investment.
Whitlaeh Union and Mcintyre. A few
lots on which parties must reslizs oa. M
had at price At which there IL no risk.
Benton Group (Nsihart). The Ye,vlN of
shipnenss from this property should induos
purchase at the price ono block IL offered
At.
Parties who are fortunate enough 10 have
any srare money can make large interest
on their iavestmsnt just now.
rs and a Bailey Block.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
WANTED AT GLASGOW.

A ReqHjsitIon BY Lieut.. Gov. Dotkiu
Issued for,Lamss' 4. Currington.
A Arequisition ON the governor Of Mime
sota for james A. Cutrington Who 10 wanted
a. G!asRow. In Valley county. for grand
larceny committed on March 26
1888. was issued yesterday. Some
time ago parties at Glasgow inter
ested in securing Gu: rington's conviction
made applieation,to Gov. Richards for re-
quisition papers, hut he would not issue
them because the bonds for .CurHineton'a
appearance in court had NOS lapsed. Since
then they have run ont and CurrinRton. ii
he can be found. will be b,ouaht back with
ont any expense to the state or Valley
county. It is alleged that no stole some
wearing apparel. ~-..
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Commanding June 10. the Northern Pa
ciao will soil Sunday sxsnrsiop sioksts from
Helena at rate Of ons fare for the round
trip TO the following POINTS,: Reuld.,.
Boulder Hot Springs. Aarysville. EIlistop.
Avon. Townsend. and AlhambTa. Tieketa
on sale Saturdays and Sundays and GOOD
to return sunday or Monday.
A. d. EDGAR, Gen. Art
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
COMMISSIONERS QUIT.
Two School Disfriots Established and Som
Appropriations Made.

Two School Districts Establishsd and Some
Appropriations Made.
The county commissioners adjourned yes
tsrday afternoon after cleaning up som,
routine business. An appropriation wal
made for the improvement Of road. IN
cludinR small bridge ACROSS Seven Mile.
leading from J. j. Fanrs north Of kssslsr'l
briekyard ON the new road. Another ap-
p'opriation Was mads for stra,g htsninR Z
road and moving bridge across Ten Mile
70 conform to the IsRulaf road. A school
district OH the petition Of rssidsnts at But
lsr was established, and also one formed
out Of districts eight and twenty -thres.
The Rocky Mountain Ball Telephone
company was given pssmiesion TO build it
line on county roads.
The superintendent Of the poor farm was
ordered to prepare = suitable room for the
use of insane persons.
Ladies' Hermsdorf fast black hose $50. worth
Soc. also full line Of childrens hose in black aud
nm a. kNnttN vNwtu - DE- -L 4
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

As the fine weather approaches we are remind
ed that baby must have IS much air and sunlight
as possible therefore it is very important that
you buy baby carriage at once. The best and
cheapest line in tho city can be found at The Bee
Hive - ~-~ ->~~
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Dress patterns quoted this week ct $3.50. ali
wool SCOTCH cheviots, in spring shadss Is far be-
low tho cost of production. The Bee Hive is
bound to sell good, and if they do not sell at one
price they must sell at another. therefore ths
sweeping reduction in price. =.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Watch these columns for . great bargain sale
of parasols and umbrellas. The Bee Hive has
bought big job in these goods and will make
an announcement in few days that will aston
i6h yOn. ~
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Largo variety of infants muslin caps and hats.
also hand crochet six caps. At butcher d Brad
ley's. 1U5 broadway.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
NEW TRAINS! FAST TIME!

Cheap Rates-We Always Load and Nsvor
Follow.
People going to the Worlds fair or east
will do we'll to call at or write G cat North
ern ticket Office, No. North Main street.,
before purchasing their tickets.
b. H. LANGLEY, G. T, A.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Sunday Exou rs,sn Rates.

The largest and best line Of baby carriases I,
the 0ity at The Bee Hive
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16
Broadway Dining Pariors.

broadway Dining Pariors.
Rsopened. Board by the day or week.
The patronage of old and new customers is
respectfully solicited. II. A. FINKRrY,
Protriotreaa
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

The Bes Hive for ii .Oo goods that usually sell
at $500 to $2 so. They must b. seen to be ap-
preciated.
The Helena independent., 1893-06-16

Soc. also full line Of childrens hose in black and
colors at bottom prices It Butcher d hradley's
/ lQ6 Broadway. Nv 80 - =
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14
WOJNA CELNA
NIEMIEC Z S

dale sic we znakl przemYsio WI
nlemiecklemu. w miescie Rens-
cheid zamknieto kllka fabryk.
gdyz wobec podwyzszonego cha O
so procent re strony Rosy wy.
roby tych tabryk ME beda mlaty
zbytu- w Berlinie i Magdenburgu
W fabrykach wYrobow miedzianych
ro%zpuszczono znaczna llczbe robot.
nik6w, gdyz fabryki te wobec tax
wYsokiego cha ME NIGGA W laden
sposob dostawiee swych wvrobow
90 Rosyi. Szczeg6lnlej jednak
podwyzszenle Gel dotkneto fabryki
niemieckie mahin ro%lniczych l
Parowvch; fabryki te. Jezeli chca
sic utrzymac W Rosyi, musza
pracowac re strata. Przemysi
niemieck,, ktorY W ostatn,ch
latach zaIedwie dysza}, obecnie
chyli sic ku upadkowi .gdyz g}6wne
rynki zbytu ]ak Ameryka Pdlnoc.
ma l Rosya skutkiem wysokich
ce} SO ola niego prawie zamkn,ete.
Rosy podwy5szenie cef re strony
Nlemlec da sic rownlez grubo Eve
znaki; wywdz jei naturalnie zmiel.
sly sic znacznle ~pociagnie "a
SODA zmnieiszenie d%ochod6w. Wohec
niekorzystnego pofozen,a flnapso-
wego, W iak1em sic Rosya zaai-
DUE, z%mie]szenie dochod6w z ce1
moze ja latwo doprowadziG do
bankructwa.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1893-09-14

zarzadu zaproszone tak2e
hyobiego Kufstein, kt6ry jake
psobisty zastepca pfefekta
Propagardy L. E. kardynala
LedochowsSlego ma kongres
przybyi.