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The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

A good remedy aud there is not anvthing
on the ma ket that equals French Tansr
Tablets for the relief and cure of painful oi
/ regular msnses. These tablets remove al
distractions no msttef what the cause
Manufactured BY A. Augendrs Pale
Frauee and for sale onlg by Parehsn.
D'Achoul Drug Co. helsns. honL, sol-
agents. Price o. per box sent By mail
..cu-nlr nf alaA.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

Alaska 3, large cenough to allow territory
equal to thc size OF the United Kingdom
uf Guai Britain aud INLAND. tho cmpir'
ui Germany. with its 26 states, the republic
ol Franco. with its IS departments, the
kingdom OF Greecc with its l3monarchses'
and the republic oi switzerland, with It's
- cbntons. 70 bc carved ont OF it.-Chicago
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

ofal the practical men of whom Amer
Tea is Justly prouc no one holda higher
place than the late Cyrus W. Field his
son shows that he has inherited the shfewd
common sense ~ tbe man who laid ths Al
InraIc cahla. LIE Mrltna.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

Dsnd ui is an eKudation from the pores
of the soalp that spreads aad dries. form
inr sonrf and causing she hair 20 fall Qua
Halls Hair ksnswsr oufss IL
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

Mrs. auckland is visiting Miss Carrie
Lehman.
IS II. Langley has returned from trip
90 kat Lake.
John A. Luce = proniasnt attorney sf
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

Tor information how 10 travel chsapig quickly
and comfortably TO she ssL houth aud Mosl
address. A. g.. tutt ect. Z t.. 4. 4. A., IL
~ /. ky. Minneapolis. Minu
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06
S1. 95 Fl; #:;::... Ell: f;
zone Dollar and Ninety-FiVe Cents)
Novelty Dress Pattern Sale.

i LADIES"
ali
4 a
u RGRF
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

The final hop OF the Minuette club took
place at Electric hall Friday evening. Re
alizinR that blessings brighten as they
take their flight" the oompany entered
into ths spirit OF the evening with an
usual zest. The hne music of ShArpe's
orchest a, the pretty evening dresses OF the
young ladies. the flowers. the bright faces
md happT talk. all served TO make the
final dance one OF the plesssntest. Tue
ub has an enviabls reputation for good
times and has been one of the most popu-
lar organizations ever held in the city.
Those prssa nt at this occasion were: Mes
danes Langhorno, Gage, EeEsls. Dickens.
Neil. Bean. Miner Waite. Heekler, Cooper;
Misses Lockev. Matthews. Gage. Reifsn-
rath. Edgar. kleinschmidt. Hickman. Vas
sa Nils BeiniR, Johnson. Moodman,
Doiliver, Kinda, Bridenthal, Hepner
Coonsy. ellison. SomeTmeir. Parohen. san
urrs, shaw, Brooke. Dicken. kirkendAll,
sweeney. MeComas Marsh, LRnghoTne,
1nylor. Flsherty. kiei; Nessrs. MetmOrs.
Mcdowell. Luce. Thoml son. Wheaton,
Ciuste Mahan Hazelton. ki,kendsll. Mo
Koin. WoodmAn. Miracle, Schmidt KILLER.
Evans. Miner. Bean. Boom. Duerfeldt,
Green. Fisher. Jaequemin, shaw. Galsn,
liepner. Jones. Cooper. Cannon. Reiten-
raih. Neill, Ross. Alexander, Waite. Wilson.
Gibson. Williams.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

Several timss tbls white I have sude'e
from sever. colds oa nv 'unes. Zach
tims have applied AiAD'uN's foHous
PtAsrnR-. and in every instance have
ten quickly relieved By APPLYING en
across my chest and enc on nv tack. Alf
friends. through uhv advice. have tfi-d the
erpe, iments aud also Jsund Is most suc-
cessfuL feel tha, can recommend them
most highly 90 any one Who maH see ht o.
~ them. CfRUs ". FIRM. jE.
bEANpEErH's Pttis a-e tuo test medicine
known.
The Helena independent., 1894-05-06

The little daughter OF Mrs. Mcconnell
celebrated her hfth birthday yesterday al
her home on Dearborn avenue by inviting
n number OF her little friends for games
and fTolios and rsfTeshmenL The party
was from two all ave. and the little people
cslebTa,ed the happy svent IN most salts
factory manner. Those attending we're:
Dorothy Luke. Clara SpauldinR, Nilda
smith. Marie StsdlsT. Haze Iooksr. Cole
Hevins. UlA Woodnan. Dan Flowerrse.
Laura and ben HArwood, Edwin BoVeT-
idge.
Another birthday was celebrated ths
evening aud at the same place. Ihis time
the hostess was Miss Grace DE Noills. who
enters upon her tesns ~ this time. Cards
Vas abe amusement for the evening. and
the prizes were bottle Of psrfumerT and a
silver scarf pin The game was followed
By light refrcshmsnts. Consisting Of fruit,
ice cream, cake, salted hlmouda aud lemon
ade Those present we're Misses Peep ksl-
Ioag. Lillian Fuller. Alice CTuteheT. Daisy
Bruneit. Nellie and Bessie Curtin; Master
Wells Kellogg. Edward Cfousll. Howard
Coz. Lawrence Hsckier, George Stadlsr
Charlie sweat and Percy Bullard.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Is 10 the magnetism, she prices or the
merchandise Of the New York Dry Goods
Store that draws such immense crowds each
day, 10 ths inquiry made by one Of another.
Or WhV do the attempts of the others fall
fat, and drive int discord. while the New
York Store shines with an sffsrvssoent
splendof. The answer 10 simply-ths pub
lie are never disappointed, the honesty OF
purpose, the sincerity Of our retailing
creates = oonfidinR fselInR-thAt will, that
must win. lake the great May sale now ia
progress, cad the articles now advertised
ia 1HE lNDEPESDENr-eVery want Is men
toned, every price given. every thing
IL nssdful. But the beauty Of the sale IL
We have the goods. You never hear the
expression We are iust ouL or the congo 3.
tof made q mistake. Not much We re-
peat We have the goods and w sell the
goods. We want all customers, IL possible.
to bring q copy OF the sd. with them. We
want q comparison made. Bat We particu-
larry want you 10 see the richest and most
elegant display of dress patterns that 70 ncy
can conceive. We dc MOI mean those Just
placed in our south window. but the won
dertul display at wonderful prices. directly
over the shelving. We do not hesitate 10
gay. daring az We seem IN dry goods, that
they ars the greatest bargains We have ever
ventuTed upon.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS.

That Helena is full OF musical talent,
amateur and professional, 10 bost evidenced
by the number OF musical organizations In
this city and the generous attendance ~ all
entertainments OF a musical character In
which fair measure OF talent is assn cd
Especially has this been the case where op-
cratic music has been presented, whether
In concert or the operas as a whole. Among
the few faVorite operate singers whose self
evident reputation for eKcellence has es-
tHbliahsd hun firmly among the masio lev
ing people OF Helena none stand higher
than does Mr.. ". 4. Carleton, the baritone
OF the Carleton Opera company which IL 20
PLAY a return engagement Of two nights a.
MinR's opera house commencing Monday,
Apdi u. dis engagement always proves
his popularity and that OF his conpHny.
each representation being attended By q
cultured audience whose musicu training
IL manifested in timely aud enthusiastic
applauaes and the coming engagement
promises te eclipse all previous Speratio
snRagvmsnts and will be made the ocoa-
sion Of q saries of notable events.
The repertoire prepared By MIR. Carleton
will be as follows; Monday evening. Fra
DiaVolo"; Tuesday evening. The Queens
Lace Handkerchief" Sale Of seats from
OsboTns's pharmacy, opposite First Ma
tional bank.
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CONCERT TONIGHT.
The Cathedral Choir to Render = Fino
PTorramme.


The Cathedral Choir to Render = Fiso
Programme.
This evening the sacred concert by the
Cathedral choir will be given % the oaths-
dfal, commencing ~ $50 o'o.ock. The
price OF admission 10 only 20 cents and
tickets may be obtained a. Pope n OCon-
nor's. Osborns's pharmacy. 4. n. Clswelrs
the Helena Music House and the Catholic
book store on Broadway.
The programme 90 be rendered ia as fol-
lows:
PART l.
Chorus, "Kyrie". ....... Giorzs
Hslena Cathedral Choir.
Duet. Come, Holy uhost. ..,.......... e. oootz
Mrs. Nm. harrison and Mics Harrison.
Il Waited Tor the Lord .... 600. Don. Mondelesohn
Misses O'Noill aud Amy hosenbAum and
fnil Choir.
soprano Solo -. Nearer Ny God to Thee
Miss Harrison.
Organ Folio B. ;. Aa dSsisl Hsydns s sS 10
Mrs. u W. Fisk.
PART n.
noloists-Mrs. Lasalle. Miss o'Neili. niss
amy hosenbanm, Mrs Lang Mr.. Jack
son and Mr. Walker, with
full Choir
ContrAlto Solo. Holy Mother. Hear NJ Cry"
Miss Amy kosenbaum.
Nj. Lassllo, MI. Jackson and Mr.. walker.
Mr.. Jackson. MIR. Walker and hOir.
baritone Solo. "iear Us. on Father .,....
Mr.. Walker
Mrs. Lasalle. Mics Amy Rossnbaum aud
Asnus Del -. -, ..... eior1A
Miss Amy Rosembaun. Nj. Jackson
and ull Choir.
Organiat. Mrs. ID. w. Fisk.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

EHeursisn Rates 20 California EVsry Day
ia the month.
Beginning March 25th The Northern Pa
cine railroad will sell daily round "trip tick
els 20 California points a. follows.
hs'ena 20 ian FTsneisoo and return.
going via spokane. Tacoma aud Portland.
and returning same way, e7b.
10 ban u anoisoo, G0inR via Spokane.
IacomA Hnd Portland. and returning via
Ogden and Silver bow. go.
10 Los Angeles, going and returning via
bpohsne, Iacoma and Portland. sntsrin .
Ban Francisco Ia one direction either going
or returning tSJ.
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane. Ia
coma, Portland and han francisco. and re-
turning via haoramento and Ogden. $3.50
Tickets will DO limited for eiEty days for
going passage, with rotDfn A. any tins
within the hnai limit OF ak months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Heiena
10 ban Francisco and return. with i've ad
mission tickets 10 she Mldwinier fair, are
also on salo daily 81 rate Of S6250.
A. ID. EDOAE. Gen. ARL,
Hsiena. Mont.
CHAs. s. FER, O. p. Ara.
81 Paul, Mimi,
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PERSONAL

+. b. Jack. mansger Of the Roland Reed
company, which will appear In Helena next
week, IL Ia town.
DIR. A. c. DogRe Is In the city. He In.
tends TO make TINS his home and establish
. aetiee for himself here.
Among the Great Falls people In town are
Thoa. L. Brady. A. i. LonRvay and {. f.
Morshsad. They are stopping - Tue
Helena.
Col. sloan, OF AisaonlA, was In Helena
yeste day. lie came over on private bus
mess and was pressed into service BY the
governor In connection with the call for
the military.
Col. c. q. Bradshaw. of BozomAn. IL In
the oily. he colonel has Just Tetui led
from the national capital, whore he prose-
cuted some important cases before the
court OF claima
George A. Wiilstt. Who has been attend
ing the Northwestern University school OF
Dentistry Of Chicago. for she past year. re-
turned TO Helena yesterday. He IL a self
made boy and his friends have the greatest
faith IN bis futnie an cess.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

The best gauge OF a business
is success. A business that has
steadily increased in volume dur
ing good times and bad, during
winter and summer, as ours has,
must have gained the good will
of the people by right treatment,
right prices and right goods.
Using oil stoves saves time,
trouble and temper. Buying oil
stoves here saves money. If
you'd like to save any of the
above, buy the Star oil stove. A
large round stove with heavy tin
oil fount, Russia iron drum and
cast top, two 4-inch wieks, safety
water pan. Special today Csc
Tin tea kettles for oil or gas
stoves, very low with flat bottoms
to heat quickly.
Special today I5c
Heavy tin strainer pals, 10
quart size. Special today 25c
Boss lemon squeezer, the best
article of the kind for kitchen use.
Special today I5c
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

The regular weekly eon@uaieAtion CT
Lodge Of Instruction.. In ths Symbolic de-
Ersss, uiil be held a ths Aasonis Temple
thia evening a. o'clock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Our Bed Depart
mont - tho most
complete IN Mon
tans. Wo have an
iamense variety
Of garden seeds Al
bottom prioss Al
fnlfs. Timothy snd
Red Glover Bood At
10 west market
pricea-
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Have you seen those zeIh ginghams al Ihe
hos hive Tor l1cf ihey are bargains.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

z ny the hormsdorf fsst black hosiery Il Ia
the beet. warranted not O. crock, lou can ind
al hin IL 81 lie go live
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

AIRS. +. Is. Ksyes. travelling manager, will
arrive in Helena next week and will give q
series OF free lectures to ladies' only. Ohics
room seven, Denver block. hours three 20
eight D. m. Consultation 80. All in
vited 20 call. Mar L. 3. PENEEcARA
Manager.
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lin Jelly cake pans, shallow,
deep and medium deep, 9 or 10
inch. Special today SC
Pocket alcohol stoves, and alco-
hol stoves for heating curling
irons. Special today I5c
900 dozen assorted individual
butter plates, decorated semi
porcelain. Special today &c each
Fancy willow doll cradles, about
IS in all. The usual prices soc
TO 6sc.
Special today your choice CSC
Imported Paper Mache Wall
Brackets. Decorated with hand
painted flower designs, on black
ground. Special today 3oc
Genuine imported CASTLE Soap,
direct from +. Conte, Leghorn,
Italy. Special today csc per bar.
Fresh candies, delicious can
dies, low, low prices. We sell
cheap and we sell plenty, we sell
plenty and we ship plenty, we
ship plenty and we can always
have them fresh. The benefit
yours. These special today;
Chocolate creams, Id. ..I5c
Stick candy, ID. ..Ioc
Mixed candy, Id. .......Ioc
Peppermint lozenges, lb.....I5c
Chocolate nonpareils, ID. ...2 zoe
Caramels, ID. ..I5c
Horehound, Id. ............Ioc
Rock candy, Ii. 2oc
Chocolate covered caramels,
ID. .............25 age
Chocolate covered beans, ID. 2Sc
Figs, lb.................. .I5c
Dates, 3 lbs. .25c
Lemons, each. ........ &c
All sorts of groceries share in
the price cutting, fancy as well as
staple. These special today:
French peas in bottles, each. $50
Mushrooms in bottles, each. 35c|
c. & b. anchovie paste, per
lar ............. 3Sc
c. 81 B. marmalade, lib jar. zoe
Parmosan cheese, per bottle 2sc
Cherries in marasquino, per
bottle ............... S5c
c. & b. walnut catsup, per
bottle. 2oc
G. 81 b. mushroom catsup,
per bottle. zoe
Mint and parsley, per bottle ..Isc
Maggi bouillon, per bottle. soc
Spanish queen olives, full
pint ......... 3oc
Indian Mangoe Chutney, jar. 2sc
Curry powder, large bottle. .Isc
Hires root beer, per bottle. .Isc
Our cigar department has these
TO offer for today:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Vera issh~kts t.a'ie- 4. a. 90 q. ~ ~.
heets aeconi ans fourth ihurs lay ia each
month a. 4. %. %. O.. hail. 1hck son Street. Nis-
lting members are cordiaI.y invited 60 Atlend.
AXIS ti.AaA J ntNhON. \. "a.
Mas AoSEs tmnlsrfE. tee. sec.
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Grind rn,.rt.,nmsn, md Ia,

Given by the Helena Turnverein 81 Turner
hsl. sunday. Ap'il -. 1894. The Tu nsrs
intend making this the event Of the season,
and are spArinR neither time nor pains In
o Ger 10 bring about tnoee Satisfactory re-
suits which hAvs always churscteuzed their
entertatnmants Hs par excel eucs. The
foiloNi.. Programme. repluts with vocal,
isstTuua atai Hn deciamatOrical gems M
participated IN b. ths best professional
and ama1sur talent will be superbly rem
dsred:
Overture ............. Orchestra
ltecitatton hltner
Duet ......-, ...-.... Msssrs kuth and Lnden
QuArtette 600. hessrs. seller. tier Opel AUTH
hlellu SOLO sr..s.. fetsf-es-aast..s tfuts Maner
Tur snteTtsinment will conclude with the
lsushAbis, aide splitting one aot farce en-
titled The Election, or. Honesty l. the
Best Poicf." After which the grant bail
will take place, Everybody 10 cordially IN
v.tsd ana a royal good time l. assured 10 all
who attend
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26
WGiIlStGil' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av.
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Montana Ni.vi Company.

Got TO Hot springs Ark, via "tlbart La
Routs. NJ. ~. Louie ~. shortest and best.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

CarIlaI CIlr Ma.lo 81. Fl 5000 .,..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-26

Meets svery Thursday
Regular meotinE % shove Lodge
will be- held this lhursdAy even
ing a. eight O'Clock sharp 30
/, lourninE brothers are kindly In
Nited o. attend.
ONO JkCk.
JACou t4oHn. q q
: n Of a. AndA
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23

The action of the Mexican Govern
ment in recognizing the claims of the
Marquis of Castellanos and other de
scendants of the Montezumas by the
payment of annuities, is regarded III
Madrid as II partial restitution of Sc
anestered estates rather than as pen
sion. Ms was announced from the City
of Mexico.
The living descendants of the line of
Mexican kings who were overthrown
by Cortez are connected with the first
nobility of Spain aud boast family
tree which reaches back to the four
teenth century They reside At Sala
manca. They have not large for
tune, but possess sufficient means "a
enable them to appear at court Up
to 1850 they received handsome rev
euues from entailed estates IA Mexico,
but the estates were seized 10y the
Mexican Government and for forty
three years thsY have not derived "a
penny from property {" which, as here
of Montexuna, thet claim o. be enti
tod The present heisd oi thr family
is Seuof Don Augastin Malc"nnd" n
Carbaiai Cauo Monteknnia, Murlnlr of
CAsteliaua- ausl II M0nraF Tho Mar.
ouia Is lawyer. graduated hy the
salamanca University, bat he desotes
BE- iime - agriculture Enh a. larss'
isetsrg ahieh he Aas ga old CASTLE,
Ntu Ffauelhaa Examiner
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23
second.

John Hyde, expert special agent of
statistics of agriculture, has written
an interesting monogram on what he
terms Geographical Concentration. )"
In it he develops the fact that the pro-
cess of agricultural Capitalization
works very iniuriously to the Ameri
can farmer, and that many of his vicis-
situdes are due to the single-crop sys-
TEN. He shows, for instance, that
while hemp is a product cultivated in
Europe from the shores of the White
Sea to the MEDITERRANEAN, and that it
fourishes in extensive regions i'll Asia,
Africa and South America, its cultiva-
tion in the United States is almost
wholly confined to Kentucky, that
State in 1889 having produced 93.77
per cent. of all the hemp raised in this
country. Obviously hemp is capable
of being produced over wide area in
the United States, but its cultivation
is almost wholly unknown outside OF
Kentucky. Mr.. Hyde makes strong
plea for mixed farming, and says that
so long as American farmers persist in
devoting themselves to the production
in great quantities of n few things, they
cannot expect TO prosper.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23
WISH ES.

asked little child ono day,
A child intent on joyous play,
''My little one, pray and tell me
Your dearest wish what may it be?"
The little one thought for while,
Then answered with a wistful smile:
'The thing that I wish most of oil
Is to be big, like you and tall"
l asked a maiden sweet and fair,
OF dreamy eyes and wavy hair:
"What would you wisl. pray tell me true.
That kindly fate should bring to you?"
With timid mien and downcast eyes
And bushes deep and gentle sighs,
Her answer came: "All else above,
I'd wish some faithful heart to love-"
l asked mother, tried and blest.
With babe asleep upon her breast:
80, mother fond so proud and fair
What is thy inmost secret prayer"
She raised her calm and peaceful eyes,
Madonna-like, up to the skies
"My dearest wish is this. said she.
"That God may spare my child to me-
Again, l asked a woman old.
To whom the world seemed hard and cold
''Pray tell me, o, thou blest in years,
What are thy hopes. what are thy fears?'
With folded hands and head bent low
She answer made, in accents slow:
For me remains but one request:
1t is that God may give me rest"
Boston Globe.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23

In the University Law Review some
interesting figures are collected as to
the pecuniary value of life and limb
as estimated in the courts within the
last five years. The value of life is
in some States fixed by law, and New
York is one of the States which does
not allow the recovery of more than
$4,000 for the loss of life in II suit
against the person or corporation
through whose negligence the loss oc-
CURED. This figure seems strangely
low, since five times that amount has
been allowed in this State as compen-
sation for the loss of limb. Fifteen
thousand dollars has been held not ex
cessive for the life of an intelligent
young man in Kentucky, and verdict
for like amount has been sustained
in Tennessee when the life was that of
II postman and express agent, thirty
three years old, though a verdict for
Sl2, 900 was held excessive in the same
State where the life lost was that of u
weak man fifty years old. The
courts allow less for tine loss Of n
drunkard's life and more for the life
of an industrious aud steady man. The
lives OF children are usually valued Mt
from $4,000 t. $500. IN Illinois the
loss of an eye has been compensated
for by $4,000, and of two eyes by $4,000.
In New York 4 verdict OF Sli, 600 foI
the loss of an eye and Disagreement Of
the face has been sustained. In this
State, also, II has been held that $4,000
for the loss ot hand j. not excessive.
Two thousand dollars was held to be
the proper amount for the impairment
Of the use oi baud in Louisiana. The
New York courts have usually been
liberal Ia allowing yerdieta for dam.
ages 4 verdict log $1,000 for the
f'HR FN AtN hiif ~ Nh ftEHA p H@s Ft''
boy has been held propsr Texas
iuries are even more liberal aud the
courts ia that State hnv, upheld ycr'
diet for si5,unl tor injury L. Que arm
aud other ganuis Al allasanea oi
81 500 ior thr ioa al the ies 81 Is uiau
eighty yearr oli sas held not esres-
siyp ga this slat.. aud one ol si3.hnn
for au injury o. iht ,imb ID e spman
ui taruiy srfrn sas slss hHld nut es
csssiyr Aferiilt nf sla.art [uf ih,
iuzs nl 81 lss hY hA Hf FesFs Hll
vas si.1 approved Iu thf state aHl
one pi s1i.Hrii fuf .lmllsf iuiaff asa
u0i disturbed ln Naeaaatu ssi
iiei "a siHult at lh hs e halh
leHs ai h,f Ra. fr lHasl - slH.HM
ani a ,,r.lirt cd si1 Iaa aaa me
ia 40" iin t'r sH IHiHff q s msH ia
"a a Western Ttsl fHe H Ias
ief "a s t.F cas- fsarl. eeuA
81 uiH q lat iIAasH saf
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23

Under the heading, 'Irela ID in
1893," the London Times says that the
year was one of the most peaceful and
prosperous of the century. Since 1926
there has been no better agricultural
season, and the people have never been
freer from distress. There are many
signs of the material and moral i'm
provement of the people.
Sullivan republican. [volume] (Laporte, Pa.) 1883-1896, 1894-02-23

Manuscripts by noted authors have so
great value as autographs that with
in the past few years some authors
have stipulated with publishers that
their manuscript should be kept clean
perhaps copied on typewriter for
giving out to the printers and re-
turned to them, that their families
may traffic in them after they are
dead, presumably. I. B. Aldrich is
said to be one of the authors who al.
ways wants his copy back.