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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-07-24
TELEGRApnIC BREYIrIES.


CmcAoo. July 22.-Flfe at Otk'oy avenue
OF Dyed fifteen cottageL
WASHINGTON, July g3.-Ths PRESIDENT
hns nominated Clayton Bslknap 10 bo sur
veyor general Of Nevada.
CmcAao. july 2.-Conttary to er ectn-
ton the Allou car whosl wo ks 1id uol sta
up to-day at Pullman. Only three men re-
ported for duty.
CHICAGO, Jolly 23.-Chicngo q, Piltsburr
1l, LouiaVills (, Cincinnati ., lTst game,
BROOKLYN Z. PhilRdelphiR \, second game,
Brooklyn ., philadslphia ~.
RocnK ONT, QurrSsrowS, july "a
After leadiug In the race with the Britain
MIA three fourths of ths distance over to
days course. the Nigilant fell In calm
aud was passed.
CRlprLK CREEK. Col. july - The Rose
bad mill, QUO OF tho mosl eomplets gold
orc reduction plants Va tho county, owned
bv u Frenoh comRHnY. bu nsd this morn
ing. The loas 10 $4,000 partly insured.
kuANonAI. July -. 23.-Communioation with
Peku. interrupted by Hoods, has boon
restored. he ieport that war has been
cocln OF between China ana Japan was
premature. although the outlook Ia more
th ieninR,
IN. Louis, July 2b.-Hy The explosion OF a
gasoline stove IN tho Restaurant OF Fred
Wyani 1905 North Third street. this morn
ing. the bulldlng was oot on fte. aud IN
the lodging house upstAira MhtY MahoI
aud John OMalley ve bu ned 10 death.
John CosTad was dangerously iujaEsd.
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JoTrINGs ABOUT rows.


The regular meeting OF tho Helena city
council will take place this evening.
All boys wishing to practice foot bail can
do go by coming TO the vacant lot back OF
Cory's houss ON Madison avenue evenings.
Cornelius MoGiuler. of Helena, has sold
TO Thomas Travis, OF Helena, the ST. Lonii
place, sixty acres, IN st. Louis Rulch,
for $1,000.
News comes from D,uyr OF The death In
that oitv, July II, OF Frank Walker, for.
me- resident OF this city and the owner OF
considerable property here.
Angus, Johnson aud Conrad johnson
have located the Buckeye lode In Stsmpls
district II. A. shannon has located the
DiuinAl and Congress lodss IN Ottawa dis
triot.
The board Of manages for the Home"
will hold an important huaiHeaa meeting al
the residence OF Mrs. Swsllow, Ewing
street, Tuesday at 10 n. m. Tue members
are urgently requested TO be present.
The therlnomstOr at tho weather Office
yesterday reached 9S, : deg ees. IL wSs the
hottest day OF the season thus far In this
yieinitJ, and the outside indications laat
night were that to-day would SEQ the mar
curry somewhat higher.
TIE following persons were naturaliksd
In Judge Backs court Yesterday; Andrew
Galoniuh, OF Austria; John A. Graulund,
Carl Carlson. John Wickberg, Peter N.
Holmbsrg aud AIel Spanpbs,R, OF Swollen;
Thomas Nybers, Olaf NyDelg and II. J..
Hansen. of NorwAT.
The Epworth league OF ST. pAurs 81. r..
church will give a lawn social ~ Mrs. kel-
logu's. No. ~ Moth Benton avenue. on
Tuesday, evening July 2L A special muS-
ical rEogrAmme will no Tendvrsd lee
cream aud cake will be served. A cordial
Invitation Ia extended 10 the young peo.
plo'a sooiatiea.
A rumor has boan curront for asVoral
days that tho Eaat Helena amelters had
been closed down. The report is utterly
without foundation. the furnaces going as
usaal. Owing ~ tho rhiltoad strike the
roUsters were tenn ofaHlr closed, bot now
orr Ia coming in freely aud Ia few days
tho roAsters also will start M,
David Murray, John Ryan. Frank pAyIof
and J, ID, DonnellY wsfo brought to town
Yesterday aud locked up Ia the eouaty jail
to nuawer the charge OF interfering with
psopsftf OF the Northern Pacific while ~ 10
in thB ham OF thu teeslVsf. rhuy wo'o
brought IN by Conductor llantsY who
slAtrd they had been Onught In tho net Of
breaking intu q box car near East Helena.
Osorsina q. Billings. Of Craig, tu nod
loose Wednesday, July lS, No ~ O'clock
noon. three carrier pigeons To- trial ThW
wsfs asnt out 20 her by N. de ClrdoVa. Of
New York. And thOv may retain 20 him. II
any our should nad tbe,u a,opplpr Oh toa,u
TO that city theY are roqoeitsd ~ bold Oh IN
An Wfits 10 her 90 she uiay send for them.
They have each q small brass ring barring
shs iuluals. "A. do q" aud a number fal-
tened on che leg.
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OTHER STRIKE MATTER.
status of a ffairs In Caiifornia-The
1restis Wreck.

status of Analrs In caiifornia-Ihe
1restis Wreck.
SAN FRAxcIsoo. July 23-southsrn Pacific
officials now insist that they are conduct
ing their regular business without hind.
rance. II 10 true. too. that all, O.
nearly all. Of thcir trains ara run
g pretty regularly. A. X. q. men
Al Oakland, insist however, that
10 strike IL still on In all lis
forc,. aud that they are bound -
WIN or at least 10 taksn back on their own
terms. In Sacramento the strikers con
tinue 10 quarrel among themselves. trouble
having arisen owe public nesting OF
strikers n, which majority OF those at
tending voted to etura TO work, and 80
notified tho railroad company. A large
numbei of strike ut sacramento claim
TINT this action was without authority.
1hey irsist that the strk, is still on.
sAcRAMFsro. Cal. july 23.-Eight hun
drel aad twenty men went TO work In the
snops to-day end 1000 applications we're
received. The boiler and moulder shops
were opened for the first time sinoe the
strike. George w. Rice. vioe-president OF
the A. X. U., wha arrested to-day by
Uuited states Marshal Baldwin on charges
OF obsttueting United States mails. oonspir-
acy and insurreotion.
WOODLAND. Cal, July 23-The prolimi-
nary ex .minaiion OF the five A. X. L. men
charged with murder aud tain " eoking is
still dragging along To- DAYS proceed
inas vefs devoid of exciting incident.
Nearly NIL the testimony taken tended TO
identify tho prisoner Worden as the mau
who conducted the party OF supposed ain
wleck0rs 10 the trsstlo whese tho disaster
occu rcd.
MiLwAuKEE. July 23.-United States Com-
missIono Bloodgood has rendered a deci-
sion in the raiiWAy strike cases. holding G.
:. MoAluife, Frank W. Archibald. Eugene
V. Dehs aud seven others foS trial on ths
charge OF conspiracy to obBtruct mAts.
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MR.. BRADES TAKES CHARGE.

Assayer Wheeler Turns over the United
states Assay ONCE to His Successor
Eugene B. Brhdon yesterday took charge
Of the United States assay Office At Helena,
succeeding wm. ID. Wheeler. who was
appointed by President Harrison four years
ago. The new assayer has been resident
OF this city for a number Of years. and has
been engaged during that time in the
mining business. being largely interested
In tbs United States SAmpling eompanr, of
this city. and its active manager for several
years. HIS expcrisnce has thus been one
that peculiarly fits him 70, the Office. Mr..
Braden's business has thrown him 10 con-
tact with the mining men OF tho state. aud in
assuming his new duties he has che beat
wishes OF tho mining people az we'll as
Of many other friends In the city. and
throughout the state. he assaTer In
charge OF tho Helena ofioe has always been
young man. and Mr.. u aden does not
break ths record. 1he oflics IL one OF the
best within the gift Of tho president in
Montana. a. we'll as one OF the most re-
sponsibls. the sssayer In charge handling
every ycar a good many thousand dollars,
and the probability 10 that this year the
Helena sssay Office will buy mora gold than
ever befo in iis history. The only change
made yesterday was the appointment OF IL.
l.. Luke as cashier, succeeding w. j. Brad
shaw. Other appointments will follow so
soon as Mr., Braden becomes more familiar
with the routine dutiet OF the otlios.
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Said 10 Have Been Given Young
Andy Davis by the Late A.
j. Davis
A Now Trial Asked on the
Strength OF Important Am
dnVits Filed.
AiisEIng That oas Important witness
rsfJuTsa Himself at tho Former
Trial for a Consideration.

speoia' 10 Tho independent
BUTTE. July 23-Inporthnt ellidayite
were filed here to-day in regard 20 W. O.
DaFnold and James A. Talbot. tbs Wit
ntasea who testified that II was the lnten-
tion OF the late Judge Davis 10 Riyo hia
stock In the Frat National bank Of this
city 70 his nephew. Andy ]. Davis. The
Lfidavlts we're In support OF . motion for
nsw trial OF the bank stock issue. Darnold
testified At the former trial that two days
before The death OF Judge Davis ho said
that he had given the stock 10 AndY DAVIS.
The hfidaVits we're made by John II.
Curtis and ]. r. Boyee, both prominent
citizens. and pretend 10 rsoiis q number Of
conversations had with W. @. Darnold. in
which he said no testified falsely in regard
70 tho alleged gift, and that the oonversa-
tion With Judge Davis 90 the lattor's doa,h-
bed never took piso,. and that he never
had . conversation with Judge Davis COZ
oorninQ the nsphsw's ownsship u the
bank. Darnold told the atlantis thai sinos
the trial he has been taking : trip
over the country a, tbs efpenss
of ono Meyer Genzberasr. Of this
city, and that hs had made a
demand on young Davis for $1,000 10
s,n't in business in the ens, and threaten
ire 10 reveal everything IL be did not az
tbs money. Darnold also went to one OF
the attorneys fof the conssstng hairs and
confessed that he psriurei himself. ani
said that bis conscience troubled him.
Mr.. Boycs also claims that he hada con-
yersation with Talt OFT on the day Of Judge
Davis funeral at which tims Talbett sad
the alleged gift Of the million dollar stock
had been made on condition that Judge
Davis did no, return from the coast,
whittier he had gone Tor his health. The
judge came back. however. and Tslbott
thought the young nephew had no little 10
the stock. On the strength OF these afii-
davits the contestants will ask for . new
trial. 81
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THE ORPHANS, BENEFIT.
A Delightful Comedy 10 lie Presented
Nest 1hurAdaY.

Deightful tomehy 10 he ffeaoufed
Nest 1hnradaY.
The third bsne1t performance for Bt
Joaeph's orphan asylum on Thuradhy ovsn-
ing should brlnG oni large audience 40
Mina's opora house. The delightful COM
cdr, Snow Hall, /" will be given By an array
OF sIcolisnt talent. consisting Of Miss
RossoranS, Miss BOtkin, Mrs. Will H.
Jones and Messa II. II. Davis. q. II. Met
ten, II. q. Pfoaaer aud Otlo IosckleF. Tho
IeheaFsnls Tor the performance give evil
dence OF conscientious work and high
order Of amateur tAleat The deaFth OF on.
tertainmonta al Mlng'a during the past
month will lend additional 1ist 10 this en-
tertainmenL 10 is tho purpose Of those
having the matter In cha go 10 make II a
highly anocesaful affair from an aftistie
stapdpoidt. 1hs expenses Of tho series OF
entertainments have bean heavy. aud II 10
hoped that the public will nenerOucly fe-
upOnd once more and help ia a nnanciAl
way tho interests OF thia deserving insti,u-
ton, which has taken upon Its shoulders O
heavy public burden.
A special feature OF tbs evening will be
the rendition Of new orchestral selection
by the sixteen young ladies who appeared
al the last entertainment and who received
suob iia,tering ovation NJ that time.
No pains will be spared 20 make the
evening an enjoyable one. Tbs fact that
the proceeds are 10 be given entirely 10 the
orphans should make the occasion a sue
cess. Nothing will be lsft undons 20 make
II so on The part OF those who pa tlclpato
ln the entertain nment
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One Of the Most Importance Begun
In the Federal Court at
Chicago
Answer OF Debs and Other A. II. u.
Men to the Contempt
Rule.
Strike Seems Now Go lie Confined 10 Calf
fornis reints-ChaFgsd with tho
TTestie Horror.

Cmck0o. July 23-What is considered By
labor leAdera one OF ths most important
legal battles in tho nations history was
begun In the United States oi cult court
to-day. when President DebS. Vice. -Pfesi-
dent Howard, Secretary Koliher aud Direc-
tor Rogers. Of tho A. H. u, by their Ettor.
news. W. W. Erwin. z. s. Gregory aud @.
s. Darrow, 6.od anSw6r TO the contsmpt role.
Tho defense proposes TO carry tho case to
supreme court in the event OF an adverse
decision here aud II defeated there TO
appeal 10 congress. II will be contended
that what the court he's done amounts TO
usurpAtion OF power. The defense will
follow closely the lines OF the report Of the
Bohtner committee Of congress which In.
vestiRatsd Judge jenkins.
II the supreme eout declares the juno
tion aud contempt method good Law. con-
grsss will be asked. local labor leaders say,
to amend the statutes and curb the power
Of the courts. hnd every candidate for
congress will be asked to pledge himself for
such reform.
In the answer fled to-day by the officers
OF the Amei loan Railway union defendants
deny that IL was the purpose of the Amefi-
can Railway union or themselves TO vest
the management of the union with power TO
order strikes. as alleged In the information,
and say strikes are declared or discon tinuec
by vote OF the majority OF the members in
tne service affected. They deny that
they ordered u strike on the Illinois
Central, and declare that the employees
struck OF their own accord. but not for the
pu pose OF hiudering the TRANSPORTATION of
malls or insts state commerce. They deny
that. afie: the issuancs OF the injunction.
the organization of unions was continued
otherwise than by generally advising att
way men to become members. They dsny
that any OF the telegrsms set forth In the
Information. exospt one. counssllinR the
men TO stand d m, wers sent by them.
They deny that they advised, approved or
participated In acts Of vioiencp. Defend
ants allese that. after the injunction was
served upon them. they acted upon the
advice OF counsel.
A great crowd Of spectators thronRsd the
corridors OF tho federal building and slruR-
gied for places In the court room when this
bearing began. United States udges Wood
aud Gfossoup occupied the bench asd i'm
medistely after taking seats ords cd the
court room cleared OF tho crowd which stood
In the aises. The prosecution was repre-
sented BY yDistriotAttorney Milchrist. spsoial
Counsel Edwin Walker. and District At
torney Band, while the Santa Fe railroad
was represented by Ex- Corporation Counsel
John Miller and Il. A. Bancroft. Attorney
GreRorJ opened the case with the sugges-
tion that the hegring OF Dsbs and others
be postponed until after the trial under tue
indictments pending sgainst them. but tho
suggestion was not sustained by the court.
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Knew wh.r. H. GO, HI. support.

AMsmphis man vouches for the truth Of
the following election story; A number of
years ago was living in certain Missis-
sippi town. The mayor Of the place and
myself were boarders in the same house.
The mayor was man who loved his own
way. and when election day rolled around
q great many people thought that now was
a good time to teach his honor that he was
not tbo only man In town. Our landlord.
Of course. wanted TO be pleasant TO his
bonrder. and was profuse In exp sssions OF
fsaltv TO his enusc. IL turned out that
the mayor only reoeived one vote for
reelection. He came home. where the
news OF his had defeat prsosded him. nat
orally somewhat disgrnuted and ont of
sorts The landlord at once began TO Offer
consolation Of the sort that is common on
such occasions, telling the mayor that he
would live 10 come again. and at some
election In the future would put enemies
10 rout and be etriumphantly elected. i did
all cauld for you 'You arc an internal
liar.' roal cd ths irste mayor; got only one
vote and | voted for Inyaelf.
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PERSONAL

George W. Irwin. mineral land commits
aionor. 10 la the city.
ia 20 Hunt, of tho i.atrict court, has loft
the city for TOW days recreation.
Max own. OF San Il nnciseo, yunn COST
brother OF Mts. David Mafks. Ia in tho city
on fcw days wait,
q. Is. Fsfnald, tE1 commissioner OF tho
Norlhern Paoile, ia Ia town, and onllsd
upon Gov. Richards yesterdhy.
Hen Webster clio X OF tho sup ems court.
has taken advantage OF tho vAeation OF
that body TO obtain n rreplto from hard
work, aud has gone nshlna,
Mr. and MIS-. u AJAX Fowlss aud children
have returned homo from tho east. The
party l0ade the thp from buffalo 10 Dulnth
on one Of the Great No lthtrn pa ace uteam-
ars, and NJ. Fowles ia very enthusiastic In
hia praise Of the lake Tip.
q. ~ wlltss Of White Sulphur sprinea,
representing the Rocky Mountain Hns-
bandman, "a yiaitor In Helena. Hs has
tHken an oflos ht room D la tho Thompaon
block. The HusbaudmAn is tho leading
paper OF heaghsr oeanty, aud has alwsys
been a warm advocate Of Helena.
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CHICAGO. July 23.-Hswthofns races: Six
fnrlongs-Sister Mary, Pop Gray. Roy
Lochisl. l:lbiS; mile ana sAventy yards
Alary, Caiumst. Wekota, 1sf7ii; nvs fur
longs-Mary Keens. WskotH. kouble. los;
mills and one eiRhth-Dungarvsn, Dolly
McCone. Paytonis, l;b7i SIX furlonRs-
Percy. Little Nell, Cora Taylor. l:l6; siI
furlonRs- Palmer Fred Wooley.
Sprite, i:l7l.
SARATOGA. July 22-Fite furlonGs-Cor
reetlon. hamApoo. kentieern l:0bsi; mile
-Ducal, George Beck. Nsmps. 1l2l4; Flash
stakes. halt y mile-L'za. Cnsato, Philo-
menn. ;iS; Traverse stakes, mile and one
qusrter-Henry Navarro. Joe Ripley. FL
santa Anita. 2;l0h; seven furlongs-Ssr-
Ross, Cactus, ~ Maxim, 1:29il; miie-Mr.
Jingle, LizleR. Clementine, 1;l3.
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MARRIAGE Nota Fa,Iurs.

The country bride and BRIDEGROOM, with
clothing cracking new. walked lovingly
hand in hand down the broad hotel dining
room. two souls bat single thought. and
blindly obliyious 10 all things else but each
other in this great. happ7 earth OF ours.
Almost crowded on Que chair. he f0ndly
fed her ne tho parent bird its little chick
Darling he murmuringly oluoked, ".hall
/ akin yes rsFtater7" mo. dsary." she
gurglSI, "rve one already skun."-Wsah-
inQton Post
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NUMBER TWO on THE STAND
she Tells 1hAt the Whole Flnksistsia
nusinesn Il Hers

sho Tell. That the whole Finhslsl.ias
business Il Hers,
MrL Sarah FiukOlstoin. the seoonl mat F,
rimonial venture Of Marcus Flukelsloin.
was ON the witness stand all day yesterday
In Judge Bucks court in the dive 90 pro-
esedings instituted BY Mrs. Eva Finkel-,
a,sin. tho hrai wife. She testified that By
working in Seattle sho accumulated aboatl
81, 200. OF which she spent $780, The other
500. which abe had deposited With her
father. she COS aud brought 10 Helena,
wherr shs STATED IN business. Her hus-
band did not have oonL Sho bought tho (
stock from Marcus Lasusr some OF 10 he-
ing the same ber husband had sold TO L'S-
nor Ia spokane. Shi lentinsd cheeks. 1
drafts bills aud bank book all in har
name. Last year ahs bought 81 $50 wolth
nf goods aud borrowed Gi.60O 0f the Ma
ohsnls National hank to pay fof them.
l.issusr won't h0r security, Sls had also
borrowed monsy. with Llsgne AZ aScnrits
to pay ths council feoa IN tht present case.
Tho alimouy Haii 20 keep finkslstsla from
going 10 jail she had borrowed hsrsslf
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Walked Aere.. tho cen,lrsnt.

A young German namel Gustavs Koeeel
q rived in San Francisco. completing Q
walk across the continent from New York
in 1863 days aud ei1hieen hours. On July
IL, 1898. be ana three companions left the
New York Herald Office 10 walk 10 walk 20
san Francisco in III days. Tno condi
tions o the undertaking were that all four
bompetitors must Du Gs'mnn and
not understand word OF EuRl SD; aad
that none OF them should have amy money
wien they started. II they succooded in
making tho trip in III days, tue best record
known being 1872 days. each was to receive
con, lied with.
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Montana Uaioa Men at Work

Special to The Indepsndont. t
BuTrR, July 2S.-Tho employees Of the
Montana Union decided this afternoon 10
return TO work. and tina. road will be run
ming As usual 10. morrow. Union Pacific
trains left and arrived bore to-day 10 usus.
Northern Pacific trains Also ran reRplayy
on the short line and Tomorrow will bs
run as formerly over the Montana Union
tracks TO Garrison. The Northern Pacific
and Montana Uniou dspots are still closely
guarded. but no guards ate al the Montana
Central
10 Is expected that the Fort Assiuniboins'
troops will go TO Helena Tomorrow. as the
Omaha troops are sufficient here and no
trouble is anticipated.
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From this day on the Chamber OF Com.
mesco SAMPLE Rooms will cell the cele-
brated Tony Faust ". Louis bear at five
cents a glass and still keep all the popular
brands Of liquors and cigars as heretofore.
Merchanrs lunoh al noon. Remember the
place. liranite block.
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Epelps.r roreo, nI. orasr..

CMcNSArs July 22-An incoming pas
esneSF train on thi Cleveland, Cincinnati.
ChiCogo 4 81 Louis road crashed into q
wsatbouud engine at Grnlth, hiiesn miles
from this city. AZ Griiith light engine
vaa RAINING down to gravel baak IA
ohArsoot Euginoer Hart he forgot ha
orlfIs, Hart was fatally injured, Hia
lfsman. frank Ia lor, waa killed outrlghii
also ChaTlgs Sherman aud anothe tram
stealing rldea
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Clearly Dsaaed.

Toni hear your graduation poem wss
something fue. L lith. What was II like9
Edith-It was made OF white swiss mus
lin. With very large uiisd sleeves. crimson
ribbons, a crimson sash, und-snd-your
bunch OF roses.
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UmosIows Pa, July s3-At QUE o'clock
thia morning bomb wus eEploied under
tho houas OF non-union workman named
vnueiu Dunbsr. The building wss blown
20 pieces but tho family escaped aninj o.
Windowa wsts broken all ovsf she tovAs
and ohimuoys weTo thfOua down. a
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Al IIe Could stand.

Plppy-How many degrees did you take
NJ Hhtvhfd7
hpiiTy-i0O Fahrenheit | was in loyO
with an Annex pootess OF passion.
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MBy-l'm afraid my heneS isn't we'll.
Tho lehst little thing gives him n shock.
Ethel-Yssi ] noticed that when you
shovel him your bathing suit.
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Another Concert

There will DO another concert at the Hell
ena ITeWery Deer Garden on West II ain
street tonight Music by the Helena
airing bhnI
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ENnr,nnn In,ltnh

To coll and see = oomplsto lias o, china
glassware. Tampa, sivorwars, ate
Prices 90 suit evofy pure.
best good. lowest pTioss.
y. J, EDwA0Ds . Park Avenue.
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South N0Wburv,

We are glad to see Geo. w. Cham
berlin once more from his treatment
at Lynn, Mass, somewhat improved
in health.
G. q. Judson and wife of New York
city were at his Riverside farm few
days ago.
The sociable at Geo. N. Abbott's
last week for the benefit of the Haver-
hill Congregational church society was
quite well attended and good time
enjoyed by all.
Fred Stearns employed at Manches.
ter, N. H., as short hand and type
writer, is home at his parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Amos Stearns, sick with ty-
phoid fever
The w. G. T. U. of Newbury was
wei! represented at the annual meet
ing at Topsham. Those attending
were Mrs. Nelson Chamberlain, Mrs.
Darling, Mrs. Hubbard, Mrs. Stocker,
Mrs. George, Miss Kasson, Miss Mar
garet Laurie and Miss Eta Bixby.
They all report excellent entertain
ment and very interesting ard helpful
meetings.