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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11

When Baby was sick, We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoris.
When abe became MIS-. she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them castoria,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11

The Spokane school board has cut
down teachers salaries so as to effect a
saving Of about 81 600 q year.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11

FLOWER THIEvEs.-There seems to
be some justification for stealing arti-
cles of food when one is starving, or
the means Of self preservation when
life is endangered, but what excuse
can be offered for those light-fingered
people who visit yards by night and
steal Towering shrubs and choice
plants, is beyond comprehension.
This act Of vandalism has been per
formed repeatedly within the past
week, and the popular mind is 30
wrought up over the matter that those
nocturnal providers may expect warm
reception when caught, as they surely
will be if this course is continued.
The CHICAGO LADY QUARTETTE.-
1t was an excellent as we'll as unique
concert that the Chicago Lady Quar-
tette gave at A. o. U. w. hall last
evening. The voices blended in beau
tiful harmony, and each OF the four
young women proved herself q vocal
soloist of no mean ability, the indi-
vidual performances by Miss Raymond
and Miss Ludwig being especially fine.
Miss Elsie Fabian, contralto, sang
with good voice "On Venice" by
Roeder; Miss Weaver captured the
house with a whistling solo, and Miss
Cornelia Neltnor, the impersonator,
was favorite with the audience from
the beginning. The entertainment
was under the auspices of the Y. NJ.
Z. A., which added fresh laurels to its
reputation as giver of musical treats.
|-Oregomian.
"FINE AS SILK."-This is the en-
thusiastic expression used by an
Eastern paper in abiding to the
singing of the Chicago Lady Quar-
tette. And it goes on to say: "They
took the audience by storm. Every
number was encored, and at the close
the enraptured listeners left the
auditorium reluctantly as if they had
not heard enough of the sweet har-
mony which had for over an hour held
their senses under a magic spell.
They are artists, and 80 long have they
sung together that their voices blend
in a single strain Of delightful har-
mony. The "Good Night" still
fingers as a never-to-be-forgotten
cadence in the memory. Miss Melt
nor must not be omitted in this refer.
ence, for her impersonations and reci-
tations indicated genius as well as
thorough training. Her Elocution
vs. Love-" itself was worth the price Of
admission" This talented company
will appear at Olympia Theater, to-
morrow Saturday night. They de-
serve the support of everybody who
loves good music.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11
PORTFOLIO
OF THE WORLDS PHOTOGRAPHS

OF the and imposing Natures beautiful and inspiring
Art the grand scenic eventually historic and stkngy descr
hve including impressive heroic and achieve
mens which mark human and distinguish the
EARTH 1t also contains photographs of
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11

The Steilacoom authorities are sat
isfied that Accountant ]. A. Shades
death was due to natural causes. The
physicians who investigated the matter
could find no trace of poisoning. as
was alleged.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11
THE STATE CAPITOL,
ITS SITE SELECTED ON THE
CAPITOL GROUNDS.

What the Architect Says Regard.
Ing the Choice of GrOund-SOme
Changes Will be Made In the
Plans, Adding to Their Beauty
without Additional Cost.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11
Probate Notice.

Sheriff of Thurston county. Washingi
Date of first publication May IL, 1884.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-11
Sherif's Sale

Sheriff of Thurston county, Wsshingi
Date Of first publication. May II, 1894,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In selestIng His Railroad Route, seisol
the Road

In Selecting His Railroad Route, seiscts
ths Road
That affords excellent and most comfort
able faoilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That traversss a delightful and plctur-
esque portion Of the oountry-"Ths Ail-
uAukee."
That hAs-and msrits-the reputation OF
strength and reliabilitT-"TheM Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 STAMPED
with public appfoval-''Ths Milwaukee"
That has . substantial roadbsd and most
frequent train ssTvios-"1he Milwaukee"
That regards. always, the CONTEXT ease
and safety Of Its patTons-"Ihs Milwau-
kOe."
that furpishes the latest private com
partment oars and latest library buffet
smoking cara-"The Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
parloT cars fres reclining chair ears and
sumutuous dining ears-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use of the electric
berth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
The Milwaukee, combines all the above
and more. too. Its trains are vestibuled,
heated by steam, electric lighted and IN
surpassed in LUMINOUS appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow the
rsopls and YOU cannot be far from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
J. !, CoSLEY. Asst. Gen. Fass. ARt
80. Paul. Nina.
NorE.-Fivs aims daily from Twin Cit.
lee 20 Chicago; one 20 81. Louis and one tC
Kansas CITY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
HE OWNED THE PLACE.
Bniy Fay stAmpedss the Crowd ~ the
Haymarhst Thsatsr ~ Butte.

Billy Pay Stamped the Crowd ~ the
HaymarRst Iheatsr ~ Butte.
For a few MINUTES on Thursday evening
Billy Fav. a we'll known gambler. owned
the Haymarkst theater. Upstairs aud down
stairs, al Butte. According 10 one account,
Fay entered the place in search Of Frank
DougheTty. with the hits Of Two tl-oAlibef
Colts fsyolvers sticking out Of his overcast
pockets. On entering the plsos ray
walked up aud down the aisle, Announcing
bis Intention Of killing any morphins hend
In she house; Frank Doagherty having the
preference. Az soon as the crowd eaW raw
aud his battery Of guns u stanpeoed ior
tho door and carried away . Tortion OF the
front Of tbs building in its eaaeIness 70 es-
cape. II IL said that some Of the gathering
are still going. After finishing up ths down
stsirs Fay walked up 10 she second hoor
and atam peded the crowd there, compelling
the whole works 10 seek shelter IN tns
boxes. According 10 another account the
only cool person In the house was sweet
little Lille Wilson. she was doing a N
on the stage when Fay entered and she
kspt right on singing through all Of the ex-
citemsnt." Az he was leaving the house
FAY was met At the door by Oncers Baldi-
sero and Roach, who took him IN custody.
FAY 10 well known In Helena. lie was
here last summer for quite while, ana came
near getting into trouble at one OF The
gambling saloons. The police finally con
vinced him that lie would be comforting an
everlasting favor on them II be left town.
He acted on the hint and went TO Butte.
FAy has the reputation Of bsinR bad man.
He wears cloth all over the left side Of
his face to hide a hideous scar caused By a
burn. Whatever else may be said about
him, there 10 nothing for him 20 be ashamed
OF on account Of bus sears, as they were re-
ceiyed while reseuing young woman from
a burning house down in Arizona.
The troubls between faJ and DouGheTty
started over the killing Of Jack Delmors IN
spokane. Delmo'e was Doueherty's part
nsr, and Fay killed him. lie was acquitted
on the ground OF self defense. DouRhsrty
arrived in Butte few days ago, and when
F.v Iearnsl Of his presence IL seemed 20
have a bad eff OF on him. lie sta ted out
after DouQherty. and had ths two met
there would undoubtedly have been trou-
Bile. Fay's left hand Is all crippled M by
tbe same accident that SCARED his face, but
In spite OF thia he 10 reported 10 be one Of
the quickest men in tne country in hand
ling gun.
Fay lsft Butte about three years ago
under a suspended sentgnoe OF ninety days
for cutting Bill Mckinney in the Avalon
Gambling house. lie returned 30 Butte
sbout siT weeks ago, and though the pc ice
we're frequently appealed to to run him out
Of town py people who knew his reputation
and believed he would kill some one II lie
stayed. he was allowed TO remain ON a
promise that be would behave himself.
Chief Lsydsn says that unless he caves
town he will be compelled 10 serve out the
ninety. day sentence that IL hanging over
him.
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JOTTINGs ABOUT TOWN.

The French class will start to-day at the
Central school building.
AID. NeLeod has decided to Mary Nc
kinnon the Hunter lode In the Bear Caleb
district.
Richard Jockey hiss decided 20 VIM. Abel
lot Z, block O. IN she Jockey addition; con-
alteration $500.
A sherf's deed has been recorded 20
August Weissnhorn for tue Gold King lode
IN the Dry Gulch district.
Flank Lsroy and Robert Hunter have
filed notice OF location OF the Golden Cross
lode in the Stemple district.
The Montana state reform school IL at a
standstill for the present. The appropria-
tion 10 so nearly exhaused that when 10 10
finished and in running shape there will be
no funds with which TO run IT,
Rev. W. q. choppe will give a course of
Sunday evening lecture on some Mistakes
SUNDAY next will be, The Story of CreA-
ton in Genesis. IL IL Science or Religion"
In addition 10 the $500 given by the Hell
ena Elks TO the Associated Charities Thurs
day evening. Sherif @. ID. CARTS gave $50
and A. J. SsliRmAn turned over $50, q bal
Anoe remaining from the Spokane relief
fund.
Proceedings have been commenced by
the Big Horn Southern Railway COMPANY.
by the Burlington a Missouri Railway COM
pany. TO condemn land for the right of way
and terminals in the city of Billings.
The grammar school graduating exercises
At the high school yesterday were quite
we'll attended. Twenty-seven certificates
we're issued 10 az many young ladies and
eentlemeD, Who had com plstsd the eight
years course in the Helena public schools.
susan A. Jones has commenced suit for
ivoi CO against Richard Jones. alleging de-
ssrtion. and asks the restoration OF her
maiden name. Susan A. Body. Claude &.
Ellison has also eOmmenced action 10 Sc
cure absolute divorce ON hls wife, Nellie
Ellison. on the ground of dessrtion.
The Rocky Fork Coal company shipped
"a, 500 tons Of coal during the month OF
Dece mbsr. Over 200 tons for each work
ing day Of the month IL not bad average.
This will make the average pay Of the
miner for last month shout $50 for each
man or boy engaged in digging coal.
The secretary Of the interior has approved
decision OF the general land ofhce 90 the
effect that the offspring Of n white citizen
and an Indian woman follows the condition
Of the father as 10 eitizsnship. By this
ruling a large part Of the Indian ailotnentl
on the Grow concession NAV revert 10 the
govsTnmsnt. having been taken by half
breeds.
The following officers of Excelsior lods,
No. o. !. o. O. r.. wers installed Jan. . By
ID. ID. q. N. X A. Fraser; N. a.. Ed Gould
'. g.. u. J. Berger; Sea, X. W, DeNoiells
T.. X. Asmussen; X. 3. V. O., A. d. Puilsr
J.. s. V. c., NJ. CfosssT; X. 3. V. O., II.
Benson l.. y V. O., n. Anderson; O., q
J.. stedman; W.. +. Lambert; X y. s.. q
N. Mickey; 1. ). y. q. II. Spencer; l. O..
J. COmstooki q. g.. Vim. Hsback.
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Will pay the costs Of two weeks trip TO
Hot Springs. Arb. and return. including
all necessary sxpenseL Tickets. sleeping
car bsiths. meals en- route aud board at tls
Eastman. PARK OF Arlington hotels a. the
Hot Springs. II you are eontem plating
suoh triP this sKeufsion will save a neat
ittle roll. IL 10 10 start from 81 Pau and
Minnsaroiis jan. "a 1894. via the Mime
apolis A 81 Louis railway (Albsrt Lea
routel. going via 81 Louis ana the Iron
Mountain route. A manage will accom-
pans the partT and lock after their con
forts. Through sleepsIs and dining cara.
The railroad ticket will be good for NINETY
days. 30 thar u any OF the parties % thls
excursion desire 90 pfolong their staV they
will he a. liberty to do %. Accommo DDS
tions should be engaged a. far ahead Of ths
date OF excursion a. pcasible. Address any
agent Of ths Minneapolis a 81. Louis rail-
way, Of q. n. PRATr. q. 4. A Il. A.,
Minneapolis. MINI.
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AT ~ CENTS A MILE.
u. r. Mileage Tickets which Allow Pur-
ehassrs ESQ Pounds Of baggage.


u. y. Mileage Tickets which Allow Pur-
chasers $50 Pounds Of HaGEago.
HELENA. Jan. ll.-Ths following oireslar
letter. oopiss Of which we're sent from the
URion Pacific Office to-day 10 all the whole
sale houses 10 the state 10 self-explanatoryi
Dear hin Owing 10 ths continued de-
mands Of its patrons and 10 the greatest er-
tsnt praotieabls 10 meet the views and ths
wishes Of the travelling statesmen, the Union
Pacific system will on Jan. 10. 1904 place
on sale nav 1900 mile mileage ticket ~
~ cents per mile, good over all parts OF TIE
system, which will sntitls the holder 10
tfanspo tation Of go pounds OF baggage
and viii have the usual limit OF one yeHr.
BY travelling men and Others desiring 70
avail themselves Of ~, this ticket Will DO
used In lieu Of the various 1000 and AOOO
mile tickets, at 21<, 3 and 4 cents par mile,
which are limited as to territory and
provide for only the ordinary baggage
allowance. BY reason Of the rsdueed
rate At which this ticket 10 issued ana we
additional privileges as 10 baggage allow
anee aud extent Of territory covered, W
feel that this action will be full appreciated
By the jobbers travelling saissmon ana OH
era desiring 10 avail themselves OF its priv'
ilegss. and hope that 10 will result In 10 u
tual benefit to the merchant, public aud the
railroad. Rep esentatives OF the Union
Ihcluc lTolknt anu lhhhoukol uepaNhNhs'
al all points will make 10 their duty 20 &C
quaint tho travelling public Of the priVil-
eyes Of the ticket. +. l.. LoMlX,
General Passenger ana Ticket Agent.
Although this reduced rate Is intended
for she bsnsft Of travelling men. any ons
can purchase and use the new boooks and
there 10 no doubt that they will meet with
large sals. The Northern Pacific and
q eat Northern have been selling 5000
mile books for &75 for some time, but they
have limited the amount OF baggage TO loo
pounds. They will probably meet the
Union Pacific change.
r.-...--..o -. - a. %. ii,,,,, o.li,oos o.,
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On the 18th Of each month the Northern
Pacific railroad will sell rouni trip tickets
TO California points ~ follows:
Helena 90 an Francisco and return.
going via spokane. Tacoma and Portland.
and returning same waY, t76.
10 San f.ancisco, going via Spokane,
Tacoma nd Portland. and Tetu sning via
Ogden NJ q Silver how. 600.
To lbs angeles. going and returning via
SPOKEN coma ana Portland. entering
San Fra. 30 "a one direction either going
or returning, $50
To isos Angeles. going via Spokane, a
come, Portland aud san Francisco. aud -.
tuning VIA Sacramento and Ogden, S13 %
Tickets will be limited for SIXTY days to-
going passage. with rstu ~ am time
within the hnAi limit ~ sT months.
A. ID. EnoAR, Gen. Agt.
htiena. Mont
CHAA &. FEE. q. 4. al. A.
- Pal, Mimi.
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1894.
Harper S Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

HAnPvR's WErKH Is beyond all question IN.
lealirR Journal n Anfr.cA IA is splendid
II u-tfatiun-. IN Re corp % distinguishes con
tributors. aud ia its yast army o. readers ~
special lines. Il draNs on tho highest order OF
talent the men be IL ed by pos ton and train
Ing 10 treat the leAding topics OF the day. In
nction. tho most popular story writer. con
feraro - rrtists illustrate It's special articles its
stories aud every notable event q public inter.
eat. a. contains portraits u ID q diettnguishel
men snd women Who are making tho hittory OF
tho time. while special attention is given 70 the
army snd navy. Amatuer -purt. and Music
AMI the Drama. by distinguished experts IN =
word n nFrn's MIuKfN cumhipes the uoNe
features Of the daily paper and the artistic and
literary qualities ~ the magazine with tho solid
rrfff..sl hararfar Of the raxfaW.
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1894.
Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARfER's RAzAR Is journal for the homs. II
givss the fullest aud latest Information about
fashions and its numerous Illustrations iArts
designs, aud pAttern-shcet suppe1cnts are in
dispensahls alike 20 the home dress-maksr and
tho professional moliste No eKpense A. sDsre a
20 its artistic atfrActtvsnees % the highest
order lts bright stories. am sing oometies
and thoashuul esssys satisfy al tastee and its
last psgo IL famous A. a badget Of wit aud
humor. In its weekly issues everything Is IN
cluded which IL "a interest 20 women. he
Ssriai. or lss4 will be written by william Black
and Walter Nezant -kOrt stories viii b.
written by Mary y wilkins. Maria Louise Pool,
huth Me- nsfy ttuart. Marion ilariand. and
others Outdoor Sports aud n door flames,
Soc.fi Entertainment, Embroidery. ana -ser
interesting tupcs will resolve constant atton-
uon new ,eriea 10 promise of 'Cofte- and
Eouatco. %
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS,
Postage free 60 al subscribers In the united
Sta.e.. Canada. aud Mexico

he Volumes q the MErKLY begin with the
Crit number for January % each rear Mhen
no time b. uentiunta. sutefril tions VII begiu
with tho number current ~ the time OF receipt
% nrie-.
ound Volumes q HAnrHn's WEEKtN for
thraa b. ars hacE. ia neat bloth binding, will =
cent - mail prstsEe raid. OF 10 empress. free =
expenss provided the freiaht does not eHcsed
one dollar rer vuiumei, for g. 90 per yoiume
Cloth Gaze for each Nolumo| suitable Tor
binding. viii b. cent by mall port paid on
receipt % 81 OO "a o.
Remittance shou.d b. mAds b. iost-oihcs
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Ths Montana Central railway are nov
selling tickets from Helena TO Anaoonda
al g. one way. and $40 for round TIP.
Trains leave Helena at $50 q. M. daily ex-
eept sunday. and at $3.50 y. m. dailY-run-
ming through 70 Anaeonda without change
OF cars. VIM HARDER
Gen'l Agent
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The Volumes % the BsEAr begin with the hrst-
Number for JanuarT Of eaeh ysar. Wien no
tine IL mentioned. subscriptions vii begin With
the Numbsr current a. toe time Of recsipt q.
order.
Bound Volumes % HkRPEas bAxAn tor m
years back In neat clath hndinH uil 10 cent
b. mail postage paid, OF By enpfeae. Tree of ca
rsnse lproFidst ne freight does net eaceed one
dollar per volume. for 81 20 PER Tolume
Cloth CAssa fof each Noluma suitable Tor
binding. vii BE- seat By mail. postpaid. OF
receipt u si.0o each.
Hemitfances should 10 made b. fost-ofhof
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One dollar will buy six pairs Of ladies fast
black cotton hose, four pairs wooden hose or
nye pairs Of boJs heAvJ ribbed hose At The Bee
Hka
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VEINSTEINS.
HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-3e5 Canal

One thing is certain. In no
line of goods we handle have we
ever been undersold. We watch
the markets too closely-we buy
too cheaply-we're too anxious
to please the public and to sell
goods.
A touch of spring yesterday,
but lots of cold weather and ice
and snow to come. A new stock
of Sleds which ought to have
been here two weeks ago, came
yesterday. They're duplicates Of
our first stock, which sold so
quickly on account OF the price
but the prices on this lot are still
lower:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

Those patent non-breakAbls cuspidors, nickle
plated. At The &c Hive. can be bought this week
Tor 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

You can buy Eve fine damaek towels with
knotted Hinge a. The bee Hive for 81
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

Y,rr Office expenses will be
lighter if you patronize our Sta
iionery Department. In other
words help us, well help you;
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

JaoksOn's music house IL selling at abso-
Iuts cost. Ii. X. thompson, assignee.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

Grand prize masquerade ball given by
the Helena 1urnVeretn NJ Turner nail ON
Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1894
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One dollar will buy = hne Derby hat worth
s.. 50 TO 81. at III, 90 Hive this week.
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Twenty-one yards Of dark or light calicoes 70
81 At The bee Hive.
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Twenty -one yaids Of staple apron check ging-
hams for 81 az lie 90 Hive this week.
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and snow to come. A new stock
of Sleds which ought to have
been here two weeks ago, came
yesterday. They're duplicates of
our first stock, which sold so
quickly on account of the price,
but the prices on this lot are still
lower:
Boys hardwood coasting
sled, very strong, fancy
painted, oval steel run
ners. .............. p rs
Same with round runners. LOO
Others at $I.Io, $I.Is, $I.2S
$I.3s, $3.50 and. 49,. 200
Girls high sled, bent oak
knees, hardwood through
out, galvanized braces and
swans head, fancy painted IS
Others at $I.Io, $I.25,
$3.50 and. ........... 200
lust one item in House Fur
nishings, an article in every day
use, appreciated by every house
keeper. Mrs. Potts full nickle-
plated Flat Irons, set Of 3 irons,
handle and stand, $I.25.
Too many fine Vase Lamps
in stock, not cheap goods, but
the best on the market, all Roch-
ester burners. Don't expect to
buy them for soc each, but we'll
give you from So to SIS on each
one to dispose of them.
Our Tobacco department is
the Mecca for smokers who
know good brands:
Perique, i ID. .......... 4oc
Oxford Hash, 4 lb... 3oc
Richmond Gem Curly Cut 25c
Richmond Gem Straight Cut
No. I............. 35c
Old Rip, 4 lb........ zoe
Birds Eye, 4 Id. ..... 2oc
Perique Mix, 4 lb...... 3oc
Sweet Caporal " ..... 25c
Old Judge, ....... CSC
Lone Jack, ...... soc
Y,rr Office expenses will be
lighter if you patronize our Sta
,ionery Department. In other
words help us, well help you:
Faber's Iexagon Pencils,
dozen. 80. ............. 45c
Faber's Graphic Pencils, doz 3oc
Eagle Mercantile zoe
Spencerian No. I Pens, box Soc
Gillot's Pens, box. 4sC
Esterbrook's Pens, box. -. $50
Assorted Pens, box. ...... 3oC
Scratch Blocks, per Id. 80. Ioc
Carter's Writing Fluid, quart
bottle. Soc
Carriers black letter Ink,
pint bottle ........... 3oc
Carriers black letter Ink, y
pint bottle ....... ISC
Stafford's combined writing
and copying Ink, quarts. Soc
Same, pints. ........... 45c
David's Mucilage, quarts. . SOC
David's Mucilage, pints. -. SOC
We place the cream of the
New York Candy market before
you, fresh every other day:
Caramels, lbs. ......... 2sC
French Mixed Creams, Id. . IsC
Marshmallows, lb. ....... 25C
Mixed stick, Id. .......... 10,
Jelly Beans, lb............ IsC
Spa1isn Peanuts, Id. ....... zoo
1t takes nerve and skill in buy.
ing to place the choicest fruit be-
fore you at these prices:
Finest Lemons, dozen 80. 2oS
Figs, lbs. ............ 75'
Medium Navel Oranges, doz 2o'
Largest Navel Oranges, doz 10,
THE usual ooc size.
Dates, , lbs. ........... 2s'
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HARPER'S PERIODICALS.


Postage free 10 au subseFlbers in the United
states. Canada. and MeEico.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
HELENA IN BRIEF.

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