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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25
oDD -, HosIE. IocKPoRT. \. =.

ODD fellows HOMIE, L0CKPORT. n. y.
preached from two directions BY a well
kept circular driveway bordered by ever
green hedges The building proper has a
two story piazza extending across its entire
front supported by columns to each story.
The house, recently reftted. is heated by
steam. has the best of sanitary plumbing,
and it's appointments are modern ia every
respect. Tt IS SO large and commodious as
to meet in all probability every need of the
association for some time to come
Mem bership iii the canton viii still con
tinue TO be recruited from the encampment
branch although an attempt was made TO
admit third degree members
New Jersey mem bers are beginning TO
agitate the much mooted question of pro-
viding law for the benefit of AGED Odd
Fellows of defunct lodges who have lost
membership from no fault of their own.
Bro. q. A. Ross. grand secretary Of the
sovereign grand lodge, was knocked down
recently 10y q trolley car at Baltimore and
seriously injured.
Omaha's l2 lodges are in excellent condf-
splendid showing made during the past
year.
April 25 and 20 viii be Odd Fellows days
at the California Aidwiuter fair.
No worthy brother, stricken in years.
should be allowed to drop from the order
simply because he has not the means to pay
his dues.
Odd Fellowship in the great jurisdiction
Of Pennsylvania under the grand master, IS
supervised by g ID. D. grand masters.
Some Odd Fellow lodges are adopting the
practice of providing a photograph album
in their lodgez0om. to which all the mem
graphs making it an interesting memento
for the lodge
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ACTED LIKE HOODLUMs.
a san Francisco Audience Hoots Al Miss
E-l- .-a------- z-naLnz-

"a san Francisco Audience Roots al Miss
Enie Stewards Singing.
SAN Francisco. Jan. 25AThere was
au exciting scene at the Grand opera
house last night during q concert given
by the Iowa State band As an addi-
tional feature. Miss Ellie Stewart, well
known in the east. was adver-
tised to sing The big opera house
was filled with people and when Miss
Stewart commenced her song it did not
take the audience long t3 decide they
did not like her style.
The crowd guyel hPr unnlercifully and
became So DoisferOus that she had to leave
the stage. The band. however. was
greatly appreciated and enthusiastically
applauded. Miss Stewart says her un-
kind reception was due b san Francisco
Jealousy of eastern talent. She says she
was suffering from a cold
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Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs IS taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing 10 the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys.
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectuaIly, dispels colds, head
aches and feEers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs Is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro-
duoed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to ALI and have made 1t the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs IS for sale IN SOC
and Sd bottles biz all leading drug
gists. ANY reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand win pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try Il. do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup Co.
SAN FRANcfscO. c4L
LOUISVILLE. ~. NEY YOsk. az
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The Grand Fraternity has been working
for tile past eight years under the laws Of
Indiana. but has recently been reincorpo-
rated and new charter granted under the
laws of Pennsylvania The general Offices
are now located ia Philadelphia.
The next regular meeting of the govern
Ing council VIII be held in Philadelp hia ia
October. 1885
The report Of the general officers at the
recent meeting Of the governing council Ia
Philadelphia shows the society to be in
very prosperous condition. The member
ship is steadily increasing.
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THErR0oPs sEer HOME.



JAcKsONvILIE, Jan. 25-Although the
orders were received last night for dis
missaI IF the troops in this city, Adjutant
General Houston after consultation with
Attorney General Lamar, decided TO
continue them under orders until
after Judge Call had announced
his final decision this morning. The
men were disappointed, as many had
hoped 70 be able TO leave for their homes
pm the early morning trains.
lt was nearly noon when Major Lowell
received Instructions to break camp and
The majority of the soldiers left for their
homes at once. al few remained in the
city number of them going TO see the
fight They were still angry at the
treatment which they were subjected
TO and many expressed their sorrow that
they were not given an opportunity Of
getting even with the people who had
insulted them.
number of prominent Jacksonville
people were at the camp last night, and
an informal reception was held. "A few
speeches were made by the citizens as
surfing the visitors that only h0odlums
were responsible for the Kissing Of Tues
CAY night, and although the troops claim
thAt that did not help matters any, a
kindlier feeling resulted.
The Jacksonville company attempted
to give the visiting militia d good end
OFT when they were dismissed, but owing
10 the fact that a few of the local men
were unable to appear, the affair was
rather off failure. Those who did show
up, did their best and the visitors doubt
less appreciated it,
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DOES IT MEAN WARP
The English Are sending More Troops
go Egypt.

The English Are sending More Troops
90 Egypt
LONDON. Jan. 25.=A sensation was
caused ia London today when it became
known shat the British government had
determined TO act energeticaIly in
Egypt and TO send endorsements
oil troops 90 that country immedi-
ately. AT Aldershot camp, detachment
of military mounted police and some Of
the best cavalry In the British army, to-
gether with one on more infautry regi-
ments. received orders during the day to
make all the necessary preparations to
proceed Immediately to Egypt.
It is understood Chat the government is
preparing to secure additional troop
ships from among the large ocean
steamers, as number of regular troop
ships are either in service Or disabled.
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TFashineton's Famous Afternoon Paper
JaIna the AasoeIntea Pres.

NAsHINeroN. Jan. 25.-The Washing
ton Evening Star, recognized one Of the
most successful and influential afternoon
papers in the United States, has Joined
the Associated Press and abandoned the
United Press.
The Star ediforially says. ~The Star
has decided to change its system Of assoc
ciated press collection of the worlds
news. ~ sever its relations with the
United Press and to connect itself with
the Associated Press. and 1t feels that its
readers are entitled 10 an early announce
ment of this decision
~Ihe change Is not attri butable Is any
dissatisfaction with the news service
IF the nifed Press or personal disa-
greement On unC1ngenialiey between
the representatives Of the Star
and those of the United Press
Ihe Star makes the chang es because
it believes tine Associated Press in the
management Of which all Associated
Press papers have "a voice. is organized
upon the only correct basis principle.
and is erected upon the only foundation
which ensures permanent structure
The star allies itself with other news
papers constituting the Associated Press,
with the deliberate judgment that its
permanent news efficiency and its per
manent business interests VIII be largely
promoted By this course"
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INTEREST 1N ENGLAND.
II was Thought in some Quarters that
MITCHELL L-ouIdn-L ElsnL-


LONDON. Jan. 25.-The greatest inter
est is manifested here in the Corbett-
Mitchell championship glove fight.
In hotels and at the different sporting
resorts. crowds are gathered and though
there is much speculation as to the re-
suit, there is very little betting.
Frank Slavin was the center of group
81 sporting men In his saloon during the
afternoon, when he was heard to declare
that Mitchell does not intend To fight and
that he Is simply trying to get the money
from Abingdon's VIII.
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HOODS Pills cure SICK Headaoha. ~.
DIDN'T GET THE FIGHT

Cleveland Associafed Press once on Fire
and Operator Have to Lenve-
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Jan. 25.-At 1928
o'clock this afternoon fire broke ont III
the Western Union telegraph Office,
while news of the Corbett- Mitchell fight
was coming over the wires
The Associated Press is located 10 this
building. AT 8 b. m it IS impossible TO
ger amy communication with Cincin-
natl, the operators having been ordered
ont by the chief Of the Gre deUarLmenL
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ODD FELLOWS.

New York Home Tor Aged and INDECENT
1Iemb ers-rriple Link Notes
The home selected by the Odd Fellows
Home association OF New York is situated
In Lockport Woodlawn, as the place is
known, is within easy distance of the rail
roads. and an electric street railway passes
the door. The dwelling is q large. substan-
tial brick structure, which stands back
from the highway about 90 rods and is APP
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-25

New DIRK. Jan. e5.-Money up caI
easy at 4 per cents prime mercantile
paper. 315Dl516 per cent Sterling ex-
change quiet with actual business
ness ia bankers biils at 4s6s 45l
for demand. anna "a Asa "A az 4o8 flr SIXTY
days. posted rates 4eo4 ass. CONNER
ciaI bills 1881 0t454 Bar silver 81 -
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Americ'n Sugar Rely. 774. Atchis5n.
-. C.. B. az o. s656. Erie il. j.. O.
N 447a. Missouri Pacific 2o3s. Read
Tug. @Js New England, l4; Rock
Island. 0s15. ST Paul 5e58. Union Pa
eiac. 1919. Western Onion. $40; CHE
o4a-1 GAS E6l
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DEMOCRATS FILIBUsTER.



WAsH1SeToN JAN Is The Demo
cratic opponents IF the income tax who
believe that the internal revenue bin is
ID lie offered ana amendment TO the
tariff bill. determined Ia pursuance of
the policy adopted at the meeting IF the
n ew 8 ork delegation yesterday 10 throw
every parliamentary obstacle in it's way.
Accordingly, as soon AS the journal was
read lhis morning, Mr. Bourke Cochran
fDem-, n. ~ made the point Of no
quorum. and the speaker under the rules
was obliged to order q FOIL call Demo
cratic opponents Of income tax rule de-
clined 10 answer to their names. bus att
tenn pied to break quorum unsuccess-
fullv "A vote developed the presence of
2J2 members.
Before the cons liberation of the tariff
was resumed, Nh Hopkins. Reps Ill)
asked that an hour be set aside for the
consideration of the lead schedule
AIr. Cochran objected, and the house
Went into committee of the whole.
Mr.. W ilson tried to make an agreement
to close the debate ON pending amend
ments relating to free entry Of cotton
machinery.
Mr.. Cockran objected, and Mr.. Wilson
moved that debate be closed.
Mic. Cochran hlibustered. but could
only rally t. his support the ten New
York members-not sufficient to secure
tellers and che motion carried.
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Mfu cut on All Coa1s.
TOPEKA Coal co.
Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry.
It's all the same slight cold. COM
oested lungs or "A severe cough. One
Minute Cough Cure banishes them.
j. IS. JONES
BE sure to attend the stereopticon lee
ture On tile Passion play 81 Ober Ammer-
gan. Austria. AT the Library hall, Monday
night. January 29th.
just received 10 sell GA commission,
few very fine oak and cherry suits. ~ III
Ike sold at half value
j. H. DENNIS lgrs
Hamilton Bldg. Quincy So
Rev. 3. l. Smiths lecture in North
Topeka on Friday night on the "Man "
Tarsus," is postponed one week
Hard times. You can save 100 per
cent by having a. Allen do your plumb
ing repairs. sos Kansas ave. Ael. ass.
Good work done by the Peerless
B5w Cur on Ana Goals
TOPEKA Coal Co.
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SENATE DISCUSSES BONDS.


NAsHTNGTOe. Jan. 25.-In the senate
today Senator Squire Of W ashington pre-
scented resolutions u the chamber of
commerce 0f Seattle. IN asA.s protesting
against placing coal and lumber on the
free list lie stated 10000 men IN the
state of M ashingtOn We're dependent on
THE coal industry for employment ana IT
numbered one of the greatest industries
Of The state.
Ia presenting the petition Of Kansas
citizens against the bill, PETER gave in
dicatiou tAat he was not favorable TO that
measure
The resolution Of Senator Allen lPop..
Ne9.J declaring the contemplated issue
Of bonds by the secretary Of the treasury
as unauthorized Dy law and that such
bonds be illegal. was taken up, aud Sen
ator Allen addressed the senate IN favor
Of the resolution
- - So - Ea--a-a
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secretary Carlisle ErDIains.

WAsHTNGTON. Jan. Secretary Car
committee today to explain the reason
for his call for bonds The Bailey reso-
luton declaring chat the secretary has
no authority to issue bonds. except for
the redemption Of greenbaeks, was un-
der consideration.
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Furnished by g. A. Federrnnn. Broker in
Grain. Provisions and stocks. Room 81
Columbian Building.
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WA8H7N0T0N- JAN % IomoCT1T-C
house caucus viii be held this evening
to consider the income tax The oppo-
nents Of the tax declare they win not be
bound by the caucus Richard Croker
Of New York is here opposing the iu-
come tax.
TO-DAY'S MARKET REPORT.
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allowed to enter, and Corbett carefully
made preparations for his trip to the ring
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ANTHEM e. AICMANUs.
Popular Price Tail0rs.
go kans. ave.


Good singing by some of Topeka's best
local talent at the Burns Anniversary
celebration. st Hamilton hail. Thursday
evening
DeWitt's Witcha Hazel SaIve cleanses.
purlfies ana heals 1T was made for THAT
purpose. Use it for burns, cuts. bruises.
chapped hands, sores of all descriptions
and ii you have piles use it for them
j. Il. JONES.
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COLORADO Cry COL. Jan.25-An order
has been posted in the Midland shop at
this place. which orders the Shops closed
oil Tuesdays. Fridays and SATURDAYS. un-
90 further notice. The men are com
planning against the cut at this time of
The year.
The high school commandments takes
place at the Grand opera house on next
Friday evening. January 2B Reserved
seats now ON sale At Sims drug store.
COS Kansas avenue. Tickets 35 and d
cents.
The High school commandments takes
place at the Grand Opera house on next
Friday evening, JAN IS. 1894 Reserved
seats now OBJ sale at Sims drug store.
6U5 Kansas avenue. Tickets IS and 25
cents.
Some work for the unemployed viii
probably BE furnished during the mes {
few weeks by the local ice dealers who
put PIP their ice instead of znanufactur-
tnR it- The ice ID now eight inches thick.
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just received 10 sell On commission,
few very fine oak and cherry suits ~ III
LIZ .rll al LaII IaLun
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our prices Ten f6e ale Come and So
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Peerless Steam Laundry Peerless
Steam Laundry.
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j. II DENNIS. gr,
Hamilton Bldg Quincy ST.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-11

When the bull got into the
china shop we don't suppose the
owner OF the china relished the
intrusion-and for similar rea-
sons, perhaps, the stores that pin
their faith to big profits and high
prices don't look with unmixed
joy on the way we're selling
our goods We don't blame
them. Our way is rather rough
on them-but il would be rougher
still if more people knew what
we're doing in the way of price
lowering.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-11

EHourslon Rates 20 California Every Day
ia the month.
Beginning March 25th the Northern Pa
clio railroad will sell daily round trip tick
els 70 California points - follows
Helena TO san Francisco and return.
going via spokane Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same var. as.
10 ban francisco, going via Spokane.
Iaeoma ana PoTtiand. and returning via
Ogden and bilvsr Bow. SO.
10 Los Angeles going and returning via
spokane, Tacoma and Portland. entering
ban francisco Ia one direction either going
OF returning. fsg.
To Los Angeles, going via Spokane. Ia
coma. Portland and San Francisco, aud re-
turning via Sacramento and Ogden. SO. %.
Tickets will be limited for sixty days for
going passage, With return At any time
within the final limit Of siE months.
Thirty days limited tickets from Helena
20 San Francisco and return. with Eve ad
mission tickets 20 the Midwinter fair, are
also on sale daily 81 rate OF 8625O
A. ID. EDoAR. Gen. AgL,
Helena, Mont
CHAs. Z. FEE, q. p. a 7. A.,
-. Puui. Nina.
Infsnts' wear Of all kinds at The Beo Hive.
A good sized Turkish bath towel At The Be'
Hive FOR Ga cents
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The following iss description of horses
supposed 90 be stolen and nov IN possession
OF the sheriff of Lewis and Clarke county;
One ysAFliuR sOrrel mare. white face and
whitish feet. No brand.
One yearling sorrel mare, white half
moon in face. No brand
One black vearling mar. No brand.
Ons sorIel horse, about two years old.
white bind feot one small white spot size
of dollar In face.
One iron grew maze, whitish ~ ip In face.
combined CA on left shoulder lower part
of brand blotchel.
One black mare. bald face. glass eye on
left side. branded on left hip faint
Fer further pa tioulars apply to G. ID.
Cults. shelf.
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OF medicinal agents L. gradually rslsgatinE
the old-tims herbs pilla, draughts add veg
stabls extracts 10 ths rear and inEine
into general use she pleasant and effective
liqu.d laxative Syrup OF Fig. 10 get the
iToe remedy see that % - manufactured hv
tue California Fla syrup Go. only. For sale
By all leading druggists
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-11

Our Seed Depart
ment IL the most
complete In Mon
lana We have an
immense variety
Of garden seeds At
bottom prices. Al
fAlia, Timothy snd
Red Clover seed At
10 west market
prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-11

All accounts against tho city of Helena
remaining unpaid that have been incurred
previous 30 Ap IL I. 1894, II is desired shall
b. presented AZ once 80 that the same nav
be passed upon by the present cit, nuditing
committee. DANfu HANLFY,
Chairman A. a A. Com. CIV OF Helena
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All ssstssmsnt lists not returned 20 the
assessors Office By Az n 20 will be made up
by the assessor. AnI person who has failed
90 receive list can prooure Que By apply
ing "a the oiiios. W. J. bIoKrrT.
Assessor.
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Look through our house fur
nishings, ask for something, any,
thing, the most unlikely thing to
be here. There's ten chances to
one it will be shown you, and an
absolute certainty that the price
will be right. A few items spe-
cial today;
Fancy Japanned bread box, like
cut, soc.
Japanned foot baths, medium size
zoe, large size soc.
Mystic flour sitter, also very use
full as a strainer, Ioc.
Spring balance scale, weighs IS
lbs by half lbs, Ioc.
Steel wire Japanned coat hooks,
sharp points and unbreakable,
per dozen Ioc.
Hardwood towel rollers 15c.
Best quality heavy zinc plate
washboard, with reversible
clothes protector, 25c.
Peerless lamp stove for heating
curling irons, etc, zoe
If you use a churn you should
have the Boss Bail sort. COM
monty called the Barrel Churn.
Half the labor of other devices,
much the cleaner, made of oak
throughout and very durable.
Two sizes special today:
No. o churns, 4 gallons. SAYS
No. , churns, s gallons. -. 3.25
Never buy gift for any occa-
sion until you've seen what we
have to show you. Whether you
want something useful or orna-
mental we have it, and the price
will be like all our other prices
the lowest.
Always freshest, always best,
our candies grow in popular
favor day by day. There's no
other place in Montana TO buv
such goods at such prices. These
special today:
Chocolate creams, h.. ......I5c
Stick candy, Id. ...........Ioc
Mixed candy, Id. ...........Ioc
Peppermint lozenges, ID. ....Isc
Chocolate nonpareils, ID. 80. 2oc
Caramels, ID. ..............Isc
lIorehound, Id .............1oc
Rock candy, lb. zoe
Chocolate covered caramels,
lb... ............2sc
Chocolate covered beans, lb..25c
Figs, Observation-Disclosures.
Dates, 5 lbs. .......2sc
Lemons, eaoh............ &c.
Here's a few examples of the
purchasing power of a quarter of
a dollar in our cigar department.
There's food for thought in The
list.
20 Old Glory cheroots. ....2sc
20 Virginia cheroots. .....2sc
20 Virginia Mascot cheroots. sc
10 Multum in Parvo siogies. ssc
+ Upman Bouquets. ....25c
4 Hoffman House Bouquets. , SC
: Alliance Regalitas ......asc
5 Key West Perfection. ..asc
S Cigolettes. ...........2sc
4 Siaohelberg's Raphael. age
4 Flor dc Stachelberg .....2sc
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To call and see a somplets linz Of shins
glassware. lamps. silvsTware ats.
Prices to suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
+. j. EDWARDS, Park Avanue.
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Fact eelors Of spring rhadamas At The Bee
Hive only 10 cen.s
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WGIilStGIl 5.

HELENA Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-te5 Sixth Av
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GO south via Albert Lea" Route. "A. & st. l..
RJ. Superior service and quick time.
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Bargain. in lAdies' and children's black hose
al The heo Hive
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90 Fast via n. 4 ST. Louis RI. Albert Lea
Route Two daily rains Quick TINA
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HIGH GRADE CIGARS.

Mholesals aud retail I'm ported aroiina.
antiquedad Henry lay. II. pman. Eden etc.
key est -seiden barg's Ia Aosa Espanoia and
Librador. II. Cato, sanchez 4 HAYS. tl
Principe do Gales kenendez- r iore1. n 3 ro-
greso. Lord tyron. Webster etc. Domestic
lillian Russell thirteen sigesl. Duke OF Parma
Perieeto ana forty other different bran 8.
JAS. ALLAN.
Grand Central tizAr store.
Sole agent for seidenberg 4 Co. New York
and her West
West
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60 70 CAlifornla via Albert Lea" Rouse.
Only line with through cars
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Have ron seen those fancy sAteens At The Bee
Bee Hive FOR 20 cents.
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Legal blanks a. this once.
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Always freshest, always best,
our candies grow in popular
favor day by day. There's no
other place in Montana to buy
such goods at such prices. These
special today: