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Griggs courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., Dak. [N.D.]) 1885-1902, 1894-11-30
COMMISSIONER PRO
CEEDINGS.

Board met pursuant to adjournment
this 18th day of November, 1894.
All members present.
Minutes of last meeting approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed:
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MARINE NEWS.

UoorrAM. March sailed yesterday
schr Row Somers and bg 1. W. Lucas, Tor
San Francisco. ,s,,,
T.roosH. March Us .. rn.--lSpeciai.l-.
Ciaudv: br SIX southwest wind. Outward
Str Aineols. . 30 p. m
NrAu Bar, March T.-5 .m.-tspecia. Il
cfo,,ay. fresh southwest wind. Tugs
Wanasrer. Tacoma'and Discovery In bay.
CtAtlAM RAY, March IS r. "a. lSpe-
e,sl Cloudy: light sogshwcs, wind
posr CRESCENT. March Us p. m sps-
r;.t l. Partly cloudy light west wind.
Porr ASsrixs, March T.--S p. m lspe-
r,al Partly cloudy: light southwest
Sird s,r Signal and tug Magic in bay,
SAN Fx.Scfsco, March 7.--AFrsvedIst'
uma,ils. from Victoria; str 1olnmo
rom Portland, via Astorss. tlesred-sir
protsction. for Portland; str Costa hiea,
for Nansimo: ok Guy I. 0ess. Tor Nisai-
xo..ack: bk Gen fairshild. for Asnasmo !;
ar Thrasher, whaling.
Asrngf.. March Especial. Arrived
str state of California. irom San Fran
cisco. and proceeded TO Portland; str
Saith coast, from San Francisco, and
rrs.eriea 90 Portland. Arrivet oesn-
L., rruekss. for San Francisco via I.als-
msok. A square rigser outside bound IN
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aIrsH GRAIN xARKrr.



Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January I.
1904. arc sg-6.2i6 There were fled for
record yesterday II deeds, the eonsidera-
tions aggregating $14.25s. Following il
the list as furnished by Osborne. Tremper
4 Co, abstractors OF titles. ZIG Cherry
street. between Front and Second:
C. u. S.imson TO r. s. Stimsor, = block
70, Eden No. 2, IS. 900
Il. :. S;imson TO c. ID, Stimson. x lots l
and 4. block 10. A. A. Dcnny's 5.h. Is. o0.
J. Horton August Faust, lot ~, block Z.
Georgetown, $50.
r. s. Chautanaua Assembly 10 Women's
c. T. T.. lots 1. Z. 5, block 10. Chautauqua
q. BRISTOL to J. NJ. Hoisins.on. lots 10.
IL and IL, block Is, Pleasant Valley. WV.
M. Hoisinxton TO Nancy Hoisington,
lots 10, IL and II, block Is, Pleasant Val
lev. 81.
block 80 ID. T. Denny's PARK. $500
lot 4 block III. Denny & Hoyt's, $50.
r. Lake TO l.. A. Boucher. lot IL. block
Frcnch's to Slaughter, $iU.
Mrs. ]. A. Baker to II. Z. Baker. lots %
and 80, block 5. +. 3. Park add to Des
Moines. 81.
n. o. Tiedcmsn to II. A. schwede. lots
S. O, I and s. block I. Gem add to Des
Moines. 81. -.
Z, White & Manning to ". seattle slo!.
G. n. French tn Carpenter & Van Ant
werp. lot /. block /, Frcnch's "a TO s.augh-
{. IL. French to 1. Van Antwerp. lots 10.
II. i2 and Is, block T. French's 10 SIaugh-
ter. $50
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Steamers roli,kofsky and Maid OF oFs-
on were inspected yesterday.
The information signal Vas eonanusd
ve.,sr.ay on account OF o storm on shs
Washington coast.
steamship City Of ruebls returned here
x..,sr,tav and began taking cargo OF coal
Tor San Francisco.
Schooner Annie Gee. it9 tons mas uFsn
chartered TO carry . cargo Ell lahss<s AVE.
GAYS uareor 10 GnaymAs
ship Commoiore Seat 10 sea iass Sssa.
- go Of tgg Tyee ~i,h S.0.S tons OF BLACK
Diarnond coal for San Francisco.
Car. Hartman. Of the eafx ns
uo~s~ now loading luraees IN hsssesss
sar south Africa. ~ss in the eisy' yssses'
day.
mare I. already talk along tao waite:
s--,s .hour the next hsreormaxser, ana
49, 80 a number OF ssSsrsnfs for the
position.
Tn. .hir George CARTS l. 30 teas. eas,,
s.rsd ey Ba,ionr, Gatnrss 3 % " sesa
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MtNfSs STOCKS
CHICAGO Ers.



CHICAGO, March T.-Wheat--Noderass
trade opened a, &c lower, easea OF &c more
On fine Gather and easier Liverpool. cables;
advanced ic on coed buying and better
General cables. strong markets In North
west expectation of light receipts. ana On
reports Of expected isres exports from
Baltimore: eased Oft &c and closed steady,
~ higher than yesterday. Receipts ~
100 bushels; shipments s.oo eeshsiA
Closed Cash. As1.e, May Stsc-
Corn-Higher; cash. ssssc: May. Ske.
osts- Higher; cash. Sossc; May, slssc
Eye-s5,se.
harley Nominal.
Fiax-SlSA
IImotaY-aiA
fosk-Higher: Nay. Sii-6st; July,
3lts0
i.ard-Higher: May. $500; Juiv. $a&
saost r.bs--Hishrr. Jaiy, s6.osss-
Shoulders 81 sStfsS So.
kAost clear So sT.ls1.
Whisky --Si.iA
1--we STOCK.
css.le-Hseeiei. is.5o head; market
nrtaee steers scarce and tribe iirner:
esaess STEADY; TOP natives, *fS; choice.
HsASt4 NJ: Others. s.. alvGtse.
Hogs Receipts. II go aeac Market
enened strong ana closed xsa~; rough
heavy, 81 S9sst "a; rough packers aad
mixed. sasosLso; prime heavy And
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SAN FRANCISCO MAnxsrs.
STATE or TRADE.


eAx FRAscIsco. March The demand
IT early vegetables is better, receipts are
tght. with the exception of peas. Choice
asparagus brings rs high as 30 cents per
ponnd. The potato market Is weak and
heavily supplied. Onions hold firm.
The fruit market 10 weak and well
weak Choice apples are In better demand
and firm, with receipts falling off
The butter market il lower again with
FREE sales Stocks are increasing.
There is slight Improvements In the
sfg market. Supplies Of fresh Eastern
have fallen oil.
An advance IN turkeys is abou. the only
change in poultry. Eastern receipts con-
tinss heavy.
There is little demand for game Of any
kind
Produce receipts---Flour, quarter sacks,
3o4a6: Oregon. $3.50. wheat. centais. les, :
g.; Oregon, 7,746; barley. centals, 3.2s, (:
beams. sacks, Oslo: potatoes. sacks, 3, 45o (;
Oregon. sacks, 1891; onions, sacks, SIS:
Oregon. 6a5.
BREApsruYrs AND GRAINS.
rlour-We quote: Net cash prices for
family extras, So 25osa.s5 per Dbl; bakers
extras. So. 1903 -: superfine. s2.%of26a.
Wheat prsees in the sample msrke. 70
main stationary at . range OF 81 AZ soc per
r~n,ai for good TO choice shipping grades.
In speculative circles the foyerish feeling 10
snnderating With downward tendency In
ve aes. Milling wheat Is quotabie at $$l.oo
GlnS per GENITAL.
Barley Nothing OF interest to report.
the situation remains quiet and easy. We
Qaote; Feed 7O1fTui.c per eeniai for fair
70 good quality. and s25Sc for choice
bright; brewing, s0efs1,se per Genital.
os;s--Traao is Of lobbing character, with
slow movement. We quote. Milling.
N.e5@ii5: surprise. $ii7,sIl25: fancy
fsesi, $l.i00i.i5; good 10 ehoice, &EN3
Lilo; poor 10 fair, Siot9)c; black, nosni-
MAJ; red, nominal; gray, s7sscG*i.o7 per
Genital.
FINANCIAL
prafts--on sight, New York. per 500.
lse premium.
Sterling blls-on London. 6o-day bank,
Ass
Silver bars-Per ounce. CO., @60xc.
Mexican doliars-4sGfiac.
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shea4 - San Frnaefseo With shs option cf
IecO0A. issxpeeted 20 load here.
Scboosss Tampa has hsen chartered 70
carry cargo 81 lumber frSm Tacoma 70
Guaymas.
British sAip British Yscman. which
niied from tie sconA October II With
weoos Ter Hssrs, vas spoksn February
h la1fsude uorsh, icagifude . vest
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Charles K Zorn. who complained 70
the police Wednesday thai miscrsanss
entered his furniture factory on Com
mefcial strsst Nonday night and destroyed
80 worth Of betting. denies that he sus-
pActs any Of his employs Of committing
the outrage. He Also ssys the report that
several OF his employees had gone on strike
- erroneous Mr.. Zorn has purchased
nsv betting and employed . watchman 70
guard his property In tbs fusnra
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TNis agFoaaAis ana enacan'oss TessA Rswo1. -
eAhlishsd By moro han twenty yea-s' oIpesseneA
- received the sanction of tbs membefs 81 the
Dental aad Nedica, professions Of THE city oeoee.
ally ana By them ~ II daily recommendsA or0
pesscstceA IL IL pleasant 10 the appiteatiea q
q IL excellent il M snecss spssAily renosn Ne
osssh white ana smooth. the gums heai'hfat ~
,aa6 Gru and BY frequent use VII pesssrvs mes
In this dssisaois condttior. II gradually ous 81.
1Dcsuaiy rsmovss tartar end dsstroyss TIE pAse'
gisteai animaieui0 which neglect may have Per
uitsol 20 collect ana prevents thsir further aceo
uulasion, thus serving ~ complete essat1ss
ara prsservss Of the teeth Microscopic sxamins
lions have been made Of The matter depcsieoa %
the teeth asd gums Of iEdivsduas selecss4 ffon
eli caBses Of society snd Of every variety - bedsy
condition, and In nearly every case animal 80
vegetable parasites were found 70 exiss u gfsaa
pumhsrA Experiments we're made ~ tAsir -
novsi and the ingredisnss used IN Luhon's Teosh
Powde. were found - meet edoctoA4 0eoesogs
TAG them INSTANTLY
mlsso1 % publish The follsw1ne
RR0RHnGA MHARAA
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,sss 49, z. .sieAa. s2soan; a~pr.,a
..-kscupts, ff,0p0 heoA. $3.50
steody; top shcep. 49, =
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HOOD CANAL Route
Ii New Passenger eteamR
DELTA
fCarryine o. 2. MALL leaves co'man deck Aeo-
days. Wednesday, and Fridays ~ 700 Z N. for
E.ngsson. Port 0ambe. Baneos. eeaseck. brinnon.
pewa,so, Liliiwaup Falls Hoodsport and Union
City and intermediate points, arriving ~ Union
yiy At 400 p. m. Leaves Unen City at A:V0 q
m Tuesdays, Thursdays and saturday. arriving
CHARLES MADISON, Massss.
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Hope-frreEuIar; state, conm00 %
choics, t40Oc; Pacific coast, l602lc.
MERCHANDISE.
Co6se-Op;ions opened firm, at 10 TO Is
points advance on buying by local and
European housss. due TO better European
advances, aud closed steady at 10 TO 30
points net advance Bales. 1900 bags, in
Guiding. March, SIC 2ot9i6.3o; April. SIS IS
0I5.60; May, <i5.65dias5: July. &i5.W@
1915. Spo; coffee, Rio. strong and higher;
No. IL. 15i1c.
Sugar-Rsw. firm: fair refining. 2 l3-l6c:
centrifugais, 96 test, 5 3l6c; molassss
sugar, 90 test. = 9-1s;c.
Copper-DuIl; Lake, 9.72x.
Lead-Firmer; domestic. IS. 10.
Tin--Higher. Straits, @ta50 bid.
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G. D. BROwvFIELD,
Managing Ownos.

CvkRErr
~ STEAMER 0HEYHoUNA
Daily except sunday,
Commencnx Thursday. February ., lOyA
Lvs SEATTLE II 80 . IN Lvs eeattls... l:<Ip u
lvs Everett. $50 = m Lvs Everett. ?.v0 n
{LsAves seattle. .............. A:V0 N
Connects with beats for Tacoma and snohonnish
Landiag Co'mau dock. foot Of Aarton a.rssk
eRArrLE AND TACOMA NAVIGATION ca
CLAUD TROUP. r. ". 0OoDAUE,
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YoKxiGx MARKETS.

FOREIGN MARKBT0.
ENGLISH SILVER MARKET.
LoSpoH, March 7.-Bar silver. 27Hd !;
steady.
xyoLIsH GRAIN MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, March 7.-Wheat-Firm.
demand poor: holders offer moderately /;
No. California, IS f,zd@5s 2tsd: No.
2 red Western winter, Is 1o1sd05s I'D.
Corn--Stsady. demand poor: new mixed.
s. Ind.
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Read whas your dsatise has = ~
abOnt t.:
We have carefully examined che
formula Of LUBIN'S CARB0LIZED
TOOTH POWDER and and that 10
contains nothing that can In the
slightest degree injure the teeth Or
gum. 1t has In its competition
sufficient antiseptie properties to
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithfui and firm. Its daily
use will help to prevent the forma-
ton of tartar and the accumulation
Of parasitical animalculo - In
furious to teeth and gum.
w. GIDDINGS. D. d. g
GEO. w. BRAGDON, D. D. q
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. D. D. q
T. G. ALBIN, ID. d. s.
M. LESSEY. D. d. s
H. DESP0R1ES. d. y Z
ALBERT J. FORREST.
CT. BROWN, u. d 4
GEO. Z. MILLER.
JOS. k0UDY.
We. s. COYNE. L.D.A41kAM
G. g. GRIFFIN.
]. II. FOX.
]. W. PUTNAM
In. FEATHER
IuBrrs TOOTH FOwDIR nskss
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good DigestioA
Good Digestion makes Content.
nent
Contentmsat makes Life worth liys
iAg.
- cGMro 4 eoTTIa
| StsVart& Holmes Drlg@
WuolxsAI1 AoWR
sssss> Waus wsais. ssss@s
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nEv ronx sro~,r .x~-..

~ fonx STOCK xxcnAssR.
Iosx. MarsA 7.-fedsy,s shsr,
oaesscu ~ II marked eontsass % The
sAased srsdins of yesssrday. 4 ssrens
1s psfvaded the market. ssd although
sosfs vers sssquens. md In the eass o.
sueas vide, auctuasiona. the net result a.
usding was the sstahsIshmsns Of . hsehse
nnss Of values thronghout the entire
- 'iss a1d - majority of specialists.
.s ~ declines were recorded ID
smsissr frsetions- Closed steady.
6overnmsns bonds-Fsrm.
fssroteum-Fsrm 81 e2s<c ~
FINANCIAL
Aoney-On call, easy at per csnt |:
last loan per cent. closed n 4 psr oeat J.
snms mercantile paper. 1&Sk Per esne
STERLING exchanEs-DuiI. win sctuas busi-
ness IN bankers' bills - tAss<a4ssk Tor
osmsud. and ks5<14 s5k Tor today oils.
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STEAMER MABEL

PAcrrlo SAvroArros COMPANY.
TINE CARD.
In eject March ]. 1894
sEATTLE-TACoMA RoUrk
DAILY.
STEAMER STATE OF WASHINGTON
Lv Seattle. 500 a m AT Tacoma. .9;tS = m
Lv seattle. ...-3 80 m Ar Tacoma =. 3 Is p m
Lv aooms =. lis > IN Ar seattle 3 100 p m
FARE SO CENTS
la CONNER AND wHIDEY ISLAND ROUTE
srorrIss AT xvEsKrr NORTH HovSn
STEAMER FArRHAvES
Going north. leaves Seattle. Q p m; arrives Ia
Conner s a ni4 going soath leaves la Conner.
80 arrives seattle. n m. stopping at
kdmends. Clinton, Brown foins. ianfley, SNAKE =
lum Point. Coureville san de fuca, Oak Hafbor.
utsaisay. Saturday excepted.
Agent, Seattle. Teisphoas $40.
If. HARMoN.
Travelling Freight and Passenger Agens. Tacoma
Teiephone 81.
DAcrrIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from seattle ~ follows:
Fer san Francisco via Por, Townsend and VIC
toria ., q IA. passengers resolved on board q
q M March 4 Q. IA H. - -
For Alaska. March Ia and ss, Ass . N
From san Francisco. for Victoria and Puget
ssuEa parts ~ . q H.. March I. g. IL. lo 81,
IS. a.
Tickets may De obtained a. TIE once o: the eon-
nAny. ~ Ocean dock. Sea.sia
G0nDAII. PERKINS Z CO.
General Agenss san Francesca
J. n. JOHNSON. r 8 sapt. seA,aA
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M pxplxTnExT or AsHfcuLruxn,
xEAyHxE BCagAU.
PoRfLAxp. Or. March 2, ts9k
areaef Soe Ihussdsy: Occasional shovusx:
zSSssSSr ELAxspoaD. L y. q.
snsrxD sfArKs pxpAKTnKHT % AoascuLTunu
1rArux1 HuxEAu-DAiIy BuIIgTfu.
SEATTLE. WASH, March Z. l1oA
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STEAMER RAINRn'

STEAMER RAINYKA'
Rebuilt ana refnrnished leaves Merchants doc I
Tuesday Thursday and saturday 81 sol
xingston. fort Gamble. Bangor. reaSeck. Iii-
waup. Duwatto. Hco6sport Union City and inter.
mediate points, arriving in Union City At .. m.
Leaves Onion City . N. Wednesday. Friday
- Sunday, arriving n Seattle ~ p m
Z r. LIBBY, Master
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01GA40B0s
E-LY or rnD -gLYER-
mArrLx To rAco2A
4GW ssua1 Naes 1suy. exesSe o1n116
:. sas sssr ead svsu1A1ts .a..AA
TAI e51AM1R ~1IYDr
Aasuaae la1y sspA ssss.,s TsssaA rsuA. - -
EURsDAY. DEG II
xAsvs ssasas-s:3o. ssAs . -. l.1s. 80 -
Law Tassns-ee4 IL ssoA n. Sea. sslsH -
Sunday
Lave esastis-f: - . -. i3sSeH -
Iaavs raooms-e;3o . -. lseo > -
Landing q ~ r wharf, TscsaA 90 ce00aN
al Aeok. soss e Naxia steose ososoiA
DAIIr rsxa oA.s
MooyupaA facsna - oDu1GO
Reuta.
01DAA4a AuxT10NA1
c,.,! .: =: - :. r..s... 8. "a. ss..
Tcos1a a. ..lV1 - an. esassi1 a.. Ii - sosa
seattle &c.. isoe - Tacoma ~. -. $50 pa
Tecsoa 49,. 3:se pm Olympia at. $50 Pm
Oennesnne WIN bsan fer EamiishSs - ahslsea
CITY Doeh foot Of Ma,a uassA
YAR8 TO TACOMA. - cENrA
CAPTAIN I. WILEY. Maaaua
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TuD ARLINGTON
n D Pasta. Posssasd Aw Lyman, Tsesua
ID , Hansoe, San Fsaa l. Jaosaa. de-
B Bsxa. whascon IA GAss. Portland
yanosou,F Gamble W G Newman, Cfty
" G Seest, Portland FL Barnes, do
H Kfnhnii. RlehmnA p Mutt, do
J o scare, Tscona Tremalay 4 ". China
y II Gardner. % CN Possmap, Loufsviiie
l. v Moore, Portland Dr P GFsy. Eisensbuf4
Mrs A II J0ss, n Bead Bean, Cleveland. o
Beam. fitsseusg We sShrtcken, Ia Con
Z xcKsm, DO
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THE GUARANTEE LOAN AND TRUST Cd.
Incorporated 1887. Capital. 100000
naGlsy Building Corner Of second aaa CAMgR
Transacts general banking busineA
eAyINaS DEPARTMENT.
Deposits received In AIRY amount nom one Ao110D
upwards and interest allowed thsrooA
Money loaned upon improved
farm and city real estate
TRUSTEES:
LIr0A T. HUNT......................p ross0oaa
COLUMBUS r. TYLEA.......,...viceY residsae
Q. II. HHfL1KOS. .......................Ma Manages
T. u DOWNING. ............ .......... Secretary
J. n BOWMAN. w. A. PETERS. ?. ". WI
MANA wM RICHTER FIsHxA
INWARD BAILEys
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DAXH0.
TRH PUGET SOUND NATIONAL sANx %
osasaiA
Ceoaoaa oeee6 Dai1 ~. ......... oo3o.ooo
aue..............-.......... IL. 80
JACOB 1UoTu, FRESHEST
= q N1URkLDKR. NoeppoA
nv. ANKHNY, CasAiA
DnHCToAA
: q HnUvHLDRA J. n. HAyD1R
Z gnAvHsraAL JACOB YunfI
oseMuND scuWADAoHEA
C0xoeDon1aDee IN I'll the psfndpaa easieD - -
Uaited states 49, KueeoA
". n BAELA1A
Presidents -
=: =: :. 49,: -: ::
ePBn CuaA
~ THnM oAvsxes AocovafA
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DIopLEs eAvINos BANK
oou6lsusAl Block. eeassis. WoA
CAPITAL, eioo. Goa

NNU
jacob rurth. President
Arshar A. Denny. Vice Pre0adene
John Loasy second Vice erestdenl
James n aayden Manager, Cashier anA oe9N
Prank T. uloAgstt. Assistant CAshisr
Slxmaad sca sahaeher. John Collins. Z q Mes
fielder, y. W. wiimans.
yrsnsaets n savings hank business sxcsasively.
Deposits received from VI 10 tlo.oo1
Interest allowed per aenam. Sir per cant %
term deposits Z psr c~nt@ On ordinary depcs'a
pivtssaas declared last days OF Mar ana No
vsrnber Leans made On real estate o. approves
COLA. erals only.
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Night exchange aad tsIsgraDhic transfers On No0
YORK, Chicago. 81 Paul San Francisco, Port
Land ana various points In wash
tnE1on, oregon and BEitlsh
Columbia
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

however and there WAS seemingly no
chance for the prisoners within TO escape.
Late an night the girl decoycd the sentry
away by calling him 90 the house for more
supper Then. when De was eating She
won't to the suol,cLouse and liberated lie
Caron AND bis scouts. They mounted their
horses. and all escaped. Lc Caron met the
girl again in Nashville i'm 1864 and made
her his wife
Afterthe close oi the war l. Caron found
himself in NJ hvillc with % wife and child
and no occupation lie bad no thought Of
what hr was o. h.rlme.
Among his comudes in the army was
an IrishmaG n1nicd John O'&oilL This
O'Neil had setlrd 10 Nashville as a
United states claim agent, ana living near
together they got 20 De- warm friends.
O'Neill was "a lcniun. % bold but iudis-
Greet champion Of the Irish cause and he
soon got IL Caron interested in tine many
schemes for the liberation ~ ireland, in
which he was prominent Lc Caron saw
an Opportunity for himself
Through O'Ncill Ie Caron learned Of
what was going on. TIE wrote 20 his IA
thcr in England. and his father. probably
40 L. Caron's suggestion turned his let
tors over to John Gurlon Ecbuw. member
'i l't 'i''-' ill i''' N''''' 7''' i''"l" lii
Jrrh Drought t-cm io TIE notice on the
nome secretary, who at once .et about 10
arrange g continuance OF the letters sug-
costing th-i the biitlsh goNerilieht r'uld
iuaLn use OBJ all aud any information i4
Oaran uiFht bee ah.c ~ FalhDi the icnian
movement 300 America
ONoiil lcd tho Fcuian invasion ~ Can
ada GA J.aa 1866. Throughout The prep
arti i.r iIi. invasion J." Ar'h h'h h'fh
OF -lrAn USE ~ thr l1fiilsh government
>" well dol mo BRUSH government "ilre-
c'.le hi' r'iees ihni Wh,n' in me l"'i"N
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

In washing dish towels, brushes, the
sink and other kitchen utensils dissolved
soda will be found most useful, cleaning
and swcetcning all that 10 touches 10
should be- kept in a large olive bottle and
should be labeled washing soda. To
prepare &c put u pint Of the dry soda in a
saucepan kept for this purpose and add 20
It 3 quarts of boiling water. let this
mixture stand upon tho stove, stirring 10
frequently, until the soda is dissolved
Whom cold, put into bottles. This prpnra-
ton when hot is an excellent agent for
cleaning and swcctcning the plumbing in
the house. Pour pint Of the hct liquid
into each bowl, basin and sink about once
q fortnight As the liquid unitcs with
grease il keeps the kitchen sink pipes free
Of greasy deposits. 1t is well to buy this
soda by the quarter barrel lt is extremely
cheap when bought 10y the quantity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-04

Married women leave their husbands
cards with their own-that is n say, one
is left for the gentleman Of the house and
one for the hostess. A dinner party tie
,nnnds "a call within two weeks but this is
lot required after tea or a large recep-
ton. II friend Is in, it is proper 70 call
in person and leave q card with kind in
quiries written upon IT. A very pretty
English fashion is gradually finding its
Way here. After "a severe illness "a lady
may send by mail 10 all the people who
have called 20 inquire for her an engraved
card reading in this way Mrs. James
Brown presents her compliments and her
thanks for recent kind inquiries " This
docs away with the necessity of making
visits when one il still in IN health, and
yet IL is "a recognition Of the cdurtesies re-
ccived il is polite also 20 leave a card Of
congratulation when q new baby appears
IN the family, bus one is never expected q
ask 10 see the mother.-Ladies' Home
Journal