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The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-27

the Exposition Management fer the
celebration of other fete days, but the
proposition was declined. The EXPOSE
ton has officially closed, and il is not
deemed advisable to continue il. Nu-
merous letters have been received
from out-of- town people asking that
the gates OF the Exposition be moi yet
closed, since so many who had ex-
pected to see the Exposition about the
time of its closing days have been de-
layed by the strikes. 1t is probable
that q small admission fee will be
charged for some time to come, for the
exhibitors do not appear to be hurry
ing away, and some OF the concessions
are still holding forth.
Cotton Mill Closed.
HAMILTON (Ont.), July Is. = The
cotton mills have been closed fol- two
months, beginning this evening. Five
hundred men will consequently be
thrown out of employment. On re-
opening the mills q reduced scale of
wages will be put in force.
VICTORIA, July l2.-Corean advices
say that at the conference of foreign
representatives today, the japanese
Minister agreed to the proposition TO
make Corea ports neutral so far as
Chemulpo is concerned, but reserved
his answer in regard TO the Others I'M
til he heard from his government.
Japan still refuses TO withdraw her
troops.
VICTORIA, July 1.-THE tank steam
er Azoff eollided yesterday with the
T-,fN1I nrrtfsnr Nhfoo rrT in tho
roads at Antwerp. Both vesse were
injured above the water line. The
Chicago was anchored at the time.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-27
London Comment.

LONDON, July 1.-The Graphic
published this comment on the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1894-07-27
The Planters Monthly.
CONTENTS FOR JUNE,
1894.

Cultivation of Coffee-Contiaued.
Bananas, Notes on Chemistry of.
Breadfruit.
Prospects of Sugar Cane Cultiva-
ton in the West Indies.
Concerning Machinery, New and
Old.
improvement in Sugar producing
plants.
Aiuncts to enhance efficiency in
Mills.
Shall America Produce its own
Sugar
Notes on Current Topics.
A Typical Hawaiian Plantation.
Congressional Uncertainty.
Cuban Sugar Industry.
Plantation Laborers.
Reform in the Cane field.
Our Labor Supply.
Giant Bamboo.
INFLOW Industry.
Non-bearing fruit trees.
Cost of Granulated Sugar.
Russell Oranges.
Machinery of the Human Body.
Subscription $3.50 year.
Foreign Subscription So year.
Bound Volumes. ............. 3 80
Back Volumes bound to order.
GAZETTE PUBLISHING CO.,
As Merchant St. Honolulu
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Earthquake in ConstantinOpIe.

CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 10. - Two
violent earthquakes were felt here to-
day. Each shock lasted about twenty
seconds. Much damage was done.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 10. - The
city is resuming its normal appear
ance. The seismic disturbances eX-
tended throughout wide area. The
casualties were greater than the early
reports stated. Jalova, on the Gulf of
Ismidt, is almost totally destroyed.
At STEAMBOAT, the principal undula-
lions appear to have followed straight
line from the mosque Of Sultan All
med TO Edirne KapOn, two miles.
Great damage was done all along, and
many lives were lost. At the village
of San StefanO, the sea suddenly re-
ceded 200 yards, then returned as
suddenly, hurting boats violently over
quays, and doing great damage. The
number of victims is officially stated
to be 100. The real number is believed
to be larger. Dispatches continue to
arrive, telling of damage to property
and loss of life in the province of Ad-.
rianople; Moodana, village of Asia
Minor; Ismidt, Asia Minor; Chevy,
and in towns along the Dardanelles.
1t is not known how many persons
lost their lives in this city.
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end of the American Railway
Union strike in the United States:

emu OF the American halfway
Union strike in the United States
The collapse Of the strike is the most
damaging blow that trades unions
have ever received. 1t must be con-
fessed, however, that it is entirely
their own fault. Some striking is
fundamental TO unionism, but throw
ing the whole machinery of civilized
life into confusion is bound 10 defeat
itself.
The Standard says: The collapse Of
the strike is a severe and most whole
some blow to the insane pretensions
of the latter day labor prophets. 1t
praises Mr.. Cleveland for doing his
duty when time-serving politicians
would probably have hesitatated 10
incur unpopularity by fearless adj
ministration of the law; but il criti-
cises the policy of comforting with
labor delegates, some Of whom are
awaiting trial because such confer
enees give the authors of the recent
outrages q fair pretext for yelling the
miscarriage of their plans and boast
ing that they sounded the peace
trumpet only when their object was
secured.
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y recent dispatch from Washington
is as follows:
The House of Representatives dis
posed of the Tariff bill rapidly at to-
days session. There was q sharp, but
brief, encounter in the Ways and
Means Committee between the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans before the
House met, but the minority threw
up the sponge after offering several
amendments to the bill, which were
voted down.
After the House convened, the eX-
citing time that was anticipated did
not occur. This was due to the fact
that the Rules Committee brought in
a stronger rule closing the debate in
two hours and referring the bill TO the
Conference Committee, noncurring, of
course, in the Senate amendments to
the House bill previous to the final
disposition of the bill in the House.
There was the usual debate before
this action was taken between the
Democrats and Republican tariff lead
ers, but at no time did any particular
excitement prevail. Chairman VIII
son very automatically defended the
House bill and criticized the Senate
bill. His speech, however, did not
indicate that he was prepared TO make
a terrific fight against the Senate
amendments, and the supposition
seems to be general tonight that the
opposition to the German compromise
Tariff bill will not be very deter
mined.
1t seems to be ten to one, so far as
opinions can be gathered, that the
more important schedules fixed in the
Senate bill will be finally agreed to
by the House conferrees and the lower
branch as whole. 1t is now believed
that the sugar schedule will not be
changed, and that the coal, iron ore
and wooden schedules are liable to be
slipped through without any material
changes
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BE LIBERAL
hut study Economy aud Your own ties,
Interests.

hut study Economy and Your own test
Interests.
Americans are world famous for liberal
expenditure OF money. Il - veil enough
for Maeksys Goulds etc. hut 10 hshooves
people Ia modsrats Circumstances % study
q little economy. For instance, yen earn
S125 a month, and when each month is
over you lad yourself in debt 20 ths store
keepers. and are az a loss 60 know where to
place tha blame for the shortage. Here h
where your libegaliiy Is the enemy 81 yous
prosperity. You drop In 10 your cigar man
aud say. John. Les me have bon Of
cigars" and John takes bis pencil aud
which originally cost 20 mauufactufe about
Sl.21 Before 10 reached Johns hands 10
Went through the hands Of half = dozea
dealers. The manufactured aold 20 COM
mission man, the commission man
sold 20 iobber IN New Aork,
he to another jobber In -. Paul
or Kansas. aud then the drummer sold 10 %
our fiiend abe cigar man. 10 10 the same
thing with groceries. 10 is too much tiou-
purchase 50 pretty soon you have no money
TO carry, but are bothered with debts in
stead. You spend for gfoce les say $50 per
month. for meat $40 for milk. fuei, laun-
dry dFy goods anu incidentals Say a.
making a total OF SOS Tor necsssitie'. VIII on I
ought 90 hsvs cost only about $40. The I
balance OF S25 is diviied between the
,hance- taking merchant and the deRd-beat. I
Multiply this by twelve and you have ~AlO /
v hich should be IN you pocket ~ the end I
81 the year instead Of In somebody else's. I
Being libsial IL very nice. bat part OF liber- I
Allty IL 90 provide properly for your owR l
'amiy. Try cash dealing a. Weinstein'a
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THE CHURCHES.

81. Helsn's ehuroh-Hieh MAS Sundays
| at 10 o'clock.
Cakes street N. L. church. Rev. WIN.
Hall paslor-Sef vices 40 IL q. IN. and l;A
I ,. IN. Sunday school az 2dO 2. m.
First Baptist church. Warren street aud
Eighth svenus-P Preaching morning and
evening by Rev. G. b. Allen. j.. pastor.
Scandinavian Lutheran church, Idaho
and Twalfth-services TO-DAY 80 II q. m.
and eight D. m. Lsuritz Carlson, pastor.
Rev. John L. Z. Watson will pre.oh at
the 81. James A. NJ. r. church, fifth ave-
nue. and Hobaek street Everybody vel
come.
Unitarian services. G. A. II. hall-Mr.
Cooker will p each 80 II =. IN. on The
s;SO p. m. on Success in Life" sunday
school II 1918 y. IN.
Congregational church-W. G.. Sehoppe
will preach at II n. m. on Steps Unto Par
Adise." Al 1880 on The Home OF Jesus al
Nazareth" b isf prelude by state super
intsndeBt W. :. Bell on The Church and
the Kingdom Of God.
First Presbytsiian church. Eleventh
avenue and Ewing streets-Servioes will be
held at II n. m. and 1880 p. M. by abs pas
tor. kev. 4. v. Moore. subiee. for the
evening service will be "Jehu." Sunday
sehoo! a. 2:30 =. m. All arc cordially in
vited.
A. the Cathedral-Mass al $50 .. IN.
Mass aud sermon 40 eight o'clock. High
macs and sermon AZ 1880. Sunday school
40 23O p. NJ. Nespers a. seven ?. m. De
votions during Lent evsfJ Wednesday and
Friday evenings at seven o'clock. Mass
every evening al eight o'clock
st. Panrs Methodist Episcopal church
Preaching by the pastor at IL an. sub
iect, 'Christs Temper Toward this Weak"
SUNDAY school a. 1915 p. IN. Epworth
Il h. ha
pastor at 1870 p. m. Subject spiritual
Athletics" All are cordially invited. j.
Wesley Hin, pastor.
Seventh Day Adventist church, meet in
DOM . Denver block-Elder Stone will be-
gin 9 series OF diseourses 90 night upon the
twelfth. thirteenth and fourteenth CHAPTERS
Of Revelations, which will be continued 70
several sunday nights A cordial INVITA-
tion IL extendsd 20 all 10 come an hear these
important subjects
Grand street Methodist church-Rev. j.
+. Squires will preach in the oourt house
(Judge Hunts room on second hoor) al the
usual hours to-day. Mo ming theme; The
TRIAL of Abraham's Faith" Evening
topic; The Warning OF Lot" sunday
school at 10 o. m. League a. seven =. N.
All cordially invited to all these services.
ST. Peters church, Rev. L. T. Webb. rec.
20 Services a. the usual hours, 7:45 aud
IL 4. NJ. and 1870 :. ~. sunday school at
2:30 p. m. Subject OF the morning sermon:
The 1yro-Ph@nieisn Woman. an Example
OF Humility OF the evening sermon.
Envy" Oasrtoiy. The King Of Love Ny
Shepherd la'-Gounod, solo by Miss Ger
nee Harrison, Daily lenton services
during the week. Strange always vel
come.
Central Presbyterian church, Helena ave
nue., Northern Pacific dspot-Morning ser
yic- az IL, subject parable, The Eagles
and the ne; or. Broken Promises. "-Ez.
IL. $40. Evening services al 1870 p. NJ.
subject, The Bible and Mexico; or Doing
Rather Than Not Doing" Sunday school
~ 2.30 p. M. y. T. 5. c. (. a. $50 ,. m.
wednesday evening prayer meeting at 1870.
We extend 10 ali cordial invitation
TO attend these meetings.
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Personal.

l.. c. Fyhris. e1-mayor Of Dillon. is in
town.
J. =. Sehmit and family, of Empire. are
registered At the Grand Central.
=. q. Wissbrod and wife. Of Butte are
al The II elena on their wedding trip.
DR.. william Parbofry. ex-senator from
Mragher county. 10 over from White Sui
phuT Springs.
Miss Winnie Finnsll, OF Denver, Col. IL
visiting Mrs. G. 4. Dunbar. All her friends
are glad TO welcome her 20 Helena again.
II. Bridsnthsll. manager OF She Helena
roller mills will leave Tomorrow for an
extended "trip east. MIRA Bfidenthall will
accompany him.
Charles I. MaJgsr Of harysyillei NJ. ID:
Cooper. OF Big sandy; James Allan, oil
White sulphur Springs; Adolph Lew. Of
Butte; Christopher Adams, Of York, and j..
A. Coulter Of Great Falls, are among the
visitors 20 the city.
Francis Pope secretary of the Montana
State Fair association. went over 20 Butte
Friday 10 confer with abe officials OF the
West Side association with reference 20
dates for the coming race meeting In the
capital. Helena will have some good races
this year.
Fred Gamer has returned from New York
and the east. glad 10 get back TO Montana.
He says that people here have faint idea %
what hard times afe. There is msd
scramble In the east 20 Gst hold Of an out
of-town buyer, clerks and salesmen fairy
tumbling over each other.
Mr.. c. II. Aartisn, who is connected
with the Great Northern railroad at M.not,
OAK. has bsen transferred TO Helena. His
ability and prompt attention 80 business
rendeis him popular with bis smployo =.
Dir. Mattien bears the record Of never hav-
ing been late to his post OF duty IN twenty
years of his publie life. For many yea
he was connected with the United States
mail seEv ce and for a term With the inter
nal revenue. His arrival il daily antici-
patsd and his many friends will be glad to
see him again
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road

In Selecting His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road
That affords excellent AMI most comfort
able facilities-"Ihs Milwaukee"
Tha. traveTses a delightful and pietur-
esque portion Of the Oountsy-"Ihs Mi
WHukee."
That has-and merits-ths reputation Of
strength and relisbi.itl The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and is stamped
with public appFoyal-'Ihe Milwaukee"
That has a substantial roadbed and most
frequent train ssrvics-"Ihe Milwaukee"
J hat fegards. always the comfort, eas3
and safetJ Of It's EatEons-"lhe Milwau-
kes."
hat furnishes the latest private com
partment cars and latest library buffet
smoking oars-"Ihe Milwaukee"
hat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, fres reclining chair cars ami
sumutuors dining cars-"lhs Milwaukee"
That has ezcluslve use OF tie electric
bsrth reading lsmp-"lh he Milwaukee
lus Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more. TOO. It's trains are vestibuled,
hea,sd by steam. electric lizhtel ami IN
surpassed ia luxufiOus appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow she
eoplo and voa cannot be IA from right"
Tho people uss The Milwaukee"
J. J.. CONLEY. Asst. Gen. lass. AQt
~. Paul. MINI.
NoTE.-FIve aims daily from Twin Cit.
les % Chicago; one to IT. Louis and one 10
hansaa Cts.
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On and after January 2}I the Union Pa
cinc vii sell round trip tickets. Helena 10
an tranoisoo including I've admissions
20 the fai- cgoundsJ limited 10 thIrty days
Continuous passage IN ehch direction a.
rate OF s625J. On the ljth Of each month
round D. ticksts will also be on sale. lin
tied 20 SIX months, With st0poyef privileges
Ell route. al rate $40.
Passengers going via Ogden are only two
nights en cute. lake tie Pullman dining
and bufst car route, thsFeby saving time
aud expense.
For IA ough sleeping car reservations
aud ia the information. call or address
No. 20 North Main stFsei. Hslsnn. Mont.
II. d. Wilson.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
Got 20 Hot springs. Ark. via "flbert Lea
houto, 81 oi. Louis 70. shortest aud best
60 South via Albert Lea" Route. 81. & 81. l.
hy. Superior service and quIck time.
HargAins ia ali lines a. The zee Hive.
60 q 81 Louis via Albert lea" Route.
thortest and best. Only dining CIR route.
HELENA N BRIEF.
Capital City Music Co. s22 Ninth ave.
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Mrs. F. $. Pinnsoard has retained from
Butte and will be pleased 20 meet hor
friends At Room Z. Denver building. Once
houIs from thfle 20 eiqht Z. M.
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An examination OF applicants for csrhf
Gates will be held in room 4s. court house.
Helena. Mont. FEB. 3 and a. beginning
20 nine o'clock sharr, Feb. %.
Minnie A. hEIFENRArH.
Co. Supt. OF schools.
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ABSOLUTELY PURE


Mtdwintcr Pair Natea ~
On and after Jan. - the Northern Pacido
will sell tickets from Helena 10 san Fran
CISCO and return. on account OF she Mid
winter fair 40 she rats OF 362. 20. which In
cludea i've admission COUPONS 10 the fair.
Tickets do not allow atorovsrs and are
limited for return passage THIRTY days g. ON
date OF sails.
The regular six months excursion tickets
20 san Francisco aud Los Angeles aud re-
turn will be sold on the 18th OF each month
a. heretofore.
For further particulars. sleeping car res
ervations. ETC., call on or add
A. ID. EDaAR.
Gen'l AIT. n. 4. Il. r.,
Co ner Main anu Grand streets
Helena, Mont
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To Pnomu VINO Am SEEKING no EcoNoAuzn
Look at These Prices
rEAs-ouR OWN IMPORTATION.


English Breakfast 5-lb boxes per lb............$ IS
English Breakfast, lib packages, per lb......... 40
English Breakfast, bulk. 80
Gunpowder and Io-b boxes, choice per b...... As
Gunpowder bulk choice per Observation-Disclosures. ~
Choice Ooong per so
Very Fancy Ooong, per IS
Very Choice Japan and Iolb boxes, per go
Very Choice Japan lib papers, per 80
Sun Dried Japan lib papers, per Id. as
Good Japan, lib papers, per as
Pure Baking Powder, s-b Observation-Disclosures. las
Pure Baking Powder, Glib ................ 10
Pure Baking Powder lib 80
Rolled Oats 2b packages each
Standard Extract of Lemon quart bottles each. Las
Standard Extract OF Vanilla quart botes each. las
Standard Extract OF Lemon, pint bottles, each IS
Standard Extract OF Nanla, pint botte each IS
Fresh Mixed Candy per ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fresh Mixed Nuts per Id. IS
New Cltron,
New Lemon Peel, per ID
New Orange Peel per IS
Plug Cut TobaCcos, per 90
Look prices offering Olives, Pickles. Sauces. Etc
Sale continue for CASH until large Retail Stock is
entirely disposed Of
BACH, CORY & CO.
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Glassware almost given aWAy ~ The Zee Hive
this week Gee their special offerings in another
column
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The ws.l-known JOB printers. Ross q
Frank, are in receipt OF the following test
monial. which speaks for itself
Nessrs. Ross a. Gentlemen: Ac-
cept my thanks for the eKosllent form IN
which you have Just printed our Year
Book ana DIRECTORY" IL il an artistic
piece OF work, rejecting great c edit upon
your skill a. rrInters and entities you TO
tho front rank m your line. / hope YOU
will be able TO receive manv more contracts
for an sure you work vii. give perfect
satisfaction. Thanking you again. / re-
~ air. sincerely youfe. J. WEsLEY HIM.
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Excellent skating At the Rapid Transit
Park.
The Rapid TrsnsI; railroad has opened a
large skating park on its university line.
which IS free 90 the public. Cars will
leave the postoflice at 5 a. H.. 12.15 3, 4 aud
p. m. and oftsnef 10 necessary. Extra
cars Will be furnished In the evening n a
sufficient number desire 70 go. arrangement.
for special cars 20 be made 81 The ofhce Of
ste company.
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=" - y - IT ''NNN7 IW' Y
These beautiful Iiciu IS are now ready
for delivery IN ton complets psrts-siKtsen
pictures comprising each part - and the
whole set can be sssured BY the payment Of
81. sent 10 George II. Hsshord. general
passenger agent. Chicago. Milwaukee a 81
Paul railway. Chicago. H.. and the uort-
iollos OF pictures will be sent free Of az
pense by mai 10 subscrlbsfa
kemittances should be made BY draft,
money order or registe ed letter.
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Go to California via "Alhsrt Lea" Houte
Only line with through carr.
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! 60 to the clearing sale this -.eox % crockery.
glasswa,e. lamps aud other goods a. The Zee
f Hive
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Gold band tea sot. real china % pisces, for g.
At he bee Hive.
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Use Montana Iseri-.- Baking Powder.

a fine french china dinner sot worth 81. con
tanning 90 pieces. will be- sold this week At 1 he
Bee hiVe Tor f3l.75
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J Thornton. Chicago J 4 schmit. Empire
Mrs Schmit aud FANNY. Gsl " Remington, st
nmpire Paul
daniel McCarthy Town G Church man. Bis
send marck
X williams. Spokane Miss Emma Smith, e
ChAs Mayer. harys- fAnl
Vile "A HENDERSON. Chicago
Hugh Anderson. kalt A 81 brant. salt axe
LAKE IhOs klmpkIna, BOul-
h roach. st Paul der
NJ 40 Cooper. Ohotsau thAs II Heed. Eig
james Allan. White sandy
sulphur springs 3 nsheimer. New York
Adolph Levy. butte IA McuregOr. Cascade
n "A Cole. asst Helena Niss 90 Mayne, Nickes
Geo thurman. - Louis christopher Adams.
j A oaller. 6reat halls lork
A. hemIttered, Ls Granda, 70.
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Ilats AID caps At slaughtered prices at The
Bee live.
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For information how to travel cheaply. quickly
and comfortably TO thu hast, south and West.
address. A. b.. Outt ct'g q. L. A A. A.. NJ. a
St L. ky,, Minneapolis, MINI
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AAhh LlhhAh ~ tlAh oAlce-
You can hos glass berry sot at The Bos Hive
tia ueeE iur -sc.
Try Menown's Montana Psnoahs FLOUR
"Ihe Ulfsn Pac no are Fairly n g."
Three Thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. including steamers. Port
laui 90 San Francisco and HontanA Union
railway. With baggage allowances Of 80
pouuds. nov on sale az two aud one-half
GEMS Ter mile
Only line TO the east via Salt LAX. and
Denver. Pnliman dininG and slespiag cars.
also tourist sleeper and elegant chair cara.
tss the worlds pictorial line purchasing
tickets ~ No. - North Main street
II. q. Wusox.
Freight and Passenger Agent
Co Past ia ~. ST. Louis Ry.. albert Lea"
Route lao daily rains. QuioK tima.
psrlor lamp Win aAaas Tor a Al Tho Fee
Live
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Iesai bianks At this ohoe
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A Is china FISH set hand painted, FOR So At
The Zee live this week
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Class stand lamps for zoe =, The lee Hive.
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week.
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A glass tea set worth sIz5 sold tn.s week for
50c a. The Bos Hive.
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n 4 P'Fi'' lamp Win 'Aaa' for 81 At Tho Fee
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Try Menown'. Montana P-no.He Fiour.
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Co Past ia ~. & 81. Louis Ry.. albert Lea"
Route lao daily rains. QUICK time.
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Ihomas +. Cakes. Henry G. PaYRA
Henry G.. Rouse Receiyers.
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GENERAL AGENT. HELENA. MONTANA.
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An IilegLl Certificate.

WAsHlHCToS, Feb. 9.--Commlssioner Of
Pensions Lochrcn has just filed an answer
10 the bill of complaint Of Judge Charles
d. Long of Michigan, which asked for an
injunction to restrain the commissioner
from reducing his pension from S72 to s.
per month. 1t is ayered that the cert!ii-
cate signed by Commissioner Tanner was
Illegal, irregular and a nullity, and that
upon its issuance prior one, dated May
1879, was surrendered. Thus 1t is alleged
tue complainant now holds 10 legal Ger.
tiiicate and is not lawfully entitled 10 any
pension until the restoration aad accept,
ance by him of the last previous legal Ger,
tiicatc served TO him, (which this defend,
ant Is already ready and willing TO allow
upon the surrender of the Illegal certiil.
cate issued without any new evidence OF
proof whatever, and upon the nero hear
ing OF evidence The case will be heard
before Judge Cox of the equity court Mon.
day.