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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29

Mrs. Fanny Louisa Derthick, wife of B. A.
neys, died at the family home in brakes
burg, last Friday morning about 6 80, of
heart disease, after long and very painful
illness. Her funeral was held Sunday from
the house, Rev. Miller, her pastor, of the
Drakesburgh M. E. Church, officiating. "A
very large number of people assembled to
pay their tribute of respect and esteem to
this good woman, who always had kind
word for everybody and whose whole life
abounded in useful deeds and works of
Christian love.
Fanny Louisa Gilmore was born in Mecca,
O., Sept. 9th, 1856, her mother dying when
she was six months old. In 1873 she married
B. A. Derthick, who with three daughters,
Misses Audera-and Ina, young ladies, and
little Ethel, aged 10 years, survive her. She
was a consistent, active member of the NJ. E..
Church at Drakesburgh, faithful at all its
sessions and devoted to its purposes with a
fidelity that kept her in the ranks of its
workers when her physical strength was
barely able to sustain her. She was particu-
larly active in the circles of the Sunday
School and Epworth League. She reared her
children in the faith and precepts of the
Christian teachings, and the sweet influence
of her Christian piety illumined her pathway
wherever she went. Her life was fine ex-
ample of patience, humility and everyday
usefulness, strengthened by the qualities OF
superior mind, active disposition and re-
fined spirituality. u
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29
#CHENELLE X P0RTIERS'*

(From New York Auction Sales)
Also some beautiful things in FIGURED DRAPERY
DAMASKS go inch wide) at SOC. per yard Very pref
ty styles and most excellent quality. just right for
covering Lounges, Chairs &C., well quite the thing
now for Inside Curtains, &c.
We have added over 100 new Calico Wrappers to
stock during the week. The sale still
If you have not them in and take look at
them,
As the month of August draws to Close make
still greater efforts to 1Oi7ad up the Summer Goods.
Prices are Jozvered from day to day all strictly
Summer Goods. We pretty well sold out; still we
have things yet that will not carry over if
LOuver prices will move them.
Come in, and let show you what we do for you.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29
D. M. CLEWELL.
AUGUST a, 1884.
--~-~-~--J>N@-~S~~
----.

We place on sale this week so pieces of Wool Dress
Goods, ranging in price from 4Oc to $lOO per yardal
new and particularly adapted for early Fall The
Indications that roS styles of Dress Goods similar
to the Bou7ett and heavy Diagonal style of Weaves,
will be prominent this
Fashion Experts tell us that Braids of all kinds
will be quite popular last In fact the styles
of Fabrics already meeting with favor to be
We have very complete line of so inch All Wool
Serge Suiting Cloths g shades of Navy, of Brown
of Green and Black made by the Turner folks) Goods
that sold last season $25-our price 90c. to
yards is good pattern. These goods espe-
cially desirable and very cheap, quality and width
sidered.
in Dark Fall Styles at &C. per yard-great and pretty
variety of styles.
You remember the Standard Sheetng advertised
1.-TWO weeks ago) SC. per yard We had to order five
bales of it (almost 5000 yard) to supply the de-
mand If you want 40 so yards of most ecceyent
S7aeetinS at Sc. per yard now is good time to get
it. and the right place to get it is of us.
We haYe good assortment of Princess Duck Suit
ings once more--mostly Navy Blues. 1t looks
though Duck Suitings going to sell for Fall wear
quite largely they have been sold during the past
season.
We have just received extraordinary values in
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29
Health and Happiness.

HONEY OF FIGS is the QUEEN of all cathartics,
syrups or pills. One anticipates its taking with
pleasure. No other remedy sells SO well, OF
gives such satisfaction. 1t acts gently on mac
tive bowels or liver, relieves the kidneys, cures
consumption, colds, fevers, nervous headaches,
etc., and restores the beauty of health. Ladies
and children prefer it. Doctors and druggists
recommend it. THE FIG HONEY Co., of San
Francisco, make it. Try bottle. Only one
cent dose.
Sold at W. T. HART's Drug Store. 1306-1y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29

Special Train, with Pullman Sleeping Cars
and comfortable Day Coaches, will leave
Ravenna at SIG p. M, arriving at Niagara
Falls at a. m.
The rate for the Round Trip to Niagara
Falls and Chautauqua Lake will be $500.
Tickets good five % days exclusive of date
of sale. Only one dollar (S1.00) more to
Toronto and return. Tickets good seven (7)
days exclusive of date of sale.
Canadas famous Industrial Fair will be
held at Toronto September 3rd to 10Th.
For particulars, apply to Agents Erie Lines.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29

Western Reserve Association of UniversaIists.
This association will hold its 62d
annual meeting in Brimfeld, September z,
s and 9. The following program has been
arranged:
FRIDAY, SEPT. z.
1880 p. m. Sermon.
SATURDAY.
1880 a. m. Business. Reports of
churches and missionary work.
2 p. m. Sunday school work. Paper
by J. P. Mead, of Kent. Paper, Miss
Agnes Clark, Akron. Discussion.
4 p. m. Business meeting of the Y. P.
c. U.
7:3O p. m. Women's Missionary Alli-
ance led by Mrs. Frances A. Wilson.
Pres. Paper, Mrs. Sarah Cross, Kent,
''What Shall the Harvest Be ?" Paper,
Mrs. Lawrence, Akron. Short addresses
by others.
SUNDAY.
1890 a. m. Ordination of Mr.. 81. B.
Bard to the Gospel ministry.
2 p. m. Y. P. G. U. meeting. Recita-
tions by Miss Ethel Carrier and Miss
Chapman, of Brimfeld. Paper, Miss
Cora Felt, Kent, on conservation. Paper,
Miss Kate Covert, Ravenna, on Christian
| life. Topic: Goods Love Precedes Ours. -
7:3O p. m. Sermon.
To all these meetings all are cordially
invited. Brimfeld will furnish entertain
ment for all who attend.
ANDREW WILSON,
Standing Clerk.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1894-08-29

LIST OF UNCLAIMED LETTERS remaining
in Ravenna::P., O., August 20, 1894, for two
weeks or more:
Warren Bracy, Fl. C. Carr, Jr., Mr.. L. A.
Dave, Hattie W. Fem, DR.. Ludlow, Glenn
Mckee, Rev. A. R. Palmer, E. c. Stickel,
Miss Ellen Lane. DC. .CoOLMPN, PM.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06
ONE OF THE DIRECTORS.
He Wasn't Informed Of the Condl-
ton OF tho Accounts Of
Bank Patrons.
An Irish Dividend" the Only one
Declared by the Mer-
chants
noohhs"psr Hurns Figuring NJ Hanks
Individual Lisbiiity - Indictments
Found By the Grand jury.

The United States court only put In half
a day on She TRIAL Of will Hanks yesterday 4,
the jury being excused for the afternoon.
Thos. 4. Brady. one OF the directors OF the
Merchants National Bank Of Great Falls,
wanted 70 got home on account Of sickness
in his family. Bookkospsr Brady was al
lowed TO stand aside 90 that Mr. Brady
could 90 on the witness stand. Mr.. Brady
testified that he was q diTsoto IN the Mer-
chants National Bank Of Great Falls from
the latter part Of January. 1892 until the
close OF the bank. lie did not know that
w. II. Burgess a Co. had an account at the
bank until after its suspension. Hanks
had never mentioned the fact 20 him that
Burress d Co. had owe drawn their account
at the bank nor had witness ev,r been al .
vissd as to A tnks' individual indebtedns 10
uutl "A few days before tn bank closed.
Cashier wiz. al the nrst meeting Of the
directors after witness was elected. pre-
scented a statement 20 the board OF direct
ors. which indicated an excellent condition
Of affairs and that a dividend might be
expected shortly. Ga being interrogated
10y Attorney Cartsr "a to whether a diVi-
dend had ever bsen PAL !. he eplied that an
Irish dividend" had bssn declared. aud
that was all. Witness was asked by J. b..
Leslie. assistant prosecuting attorney, II be
ever saw a oertif ste OF stock OF tho Cas-
oade Bank OF Great Fails, and said he had
not; that be did not know the Merchants
bank owned such a certificate Of stock.
The attorneys for the defense, on cross
examination, endeAvored TO prove BY Mr..
Brady that the directors had full knowl-
edge OF the condition OF the accounts of
patrons. The witness. however. testified
that the DO I'd OF directors had no such
facts brought to their attention.
Bookk,epeT Al. S. Blu ms was recalled. He
was made to identify anothe' lot Of checks
and sumo more book entries relating 70
Hanks individual account % the tank.
Tho prosecution was not through with hi N
when the case was adjourned until Mon
Jay. AZ the time Of adjournment witness
had run up Haaks' individual Indsbse lness
to something over $2OO0l.
L ON present in locations the caas will
run for more than a week yet.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

Ladies. the sale throughout our store thii
wee lie very special In its character. and
We hope will be far-reaohinR in lite scope
and profitable 30 you in lite results. VERY
special scarcely emphasizes the impof-
tancs Of an early purchase of those bargain
novelty dress patterns al Sl.95 for T. full
dress pattern. Our advertisement on sew
snth psae Informs YOU that they are worth
double this price" IL we err in adVer-
Using 10 10 because of our sorupulous ad.
horenos 90 plain language and stubborn
facts. OR great carpet sale. continued
this week. bristles like a Bon harohe with
allurinC inducements 20 probably inves,
your money. thus you may perceive that
"resdJ oash capital and plenty OF 10" really
wo. * wonders in busiuessl
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NOTICE TO HOusEHOLDERS.

The Board OF Health Is DESTROYS That All
Nuisances Iie Reported 60 II.
DIR. Rookmsn. chairman Of the board OF
health. is making strenuous eIertions TO
get the city into . cleanlY condition. lie
requests any one who has knowledge Of
localities that require cleaning up TO notify
ste board OF heath. either by mail or in
person. and assures the public that all
complaints will lie carsfslly looked into
Where persons report nuisances on tie
premises OF neiRhbors the name of the in
former Is not divulged.
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A MONTANA PRODUCT.

Aud Helena People Are Finding Out
That IL Is the Best
The popularity Of the beer made by
Miller & Co. is growing daily. Many Hell
ena people who had been in the habit OF
using eastern made beer, principally be-
cause II cos, more money. have found on.
that there IL Superior article made right
here At their doors and one that oan be had
cheaper than the shipped in beer, as the
element Of freight a very considerable one,
is not attached to the home p oduot Spe-
cial attention is being paid by the frm 90
family trade by putting mp their beer in
small bottles. Ibis IL most reasonable
method OF bottlinR. as 10 makes a convsn-
ient-sized drink for family use. Helena
people who use this delightful beverage at
home will find 10 30 their advantage 90
pAtronize Miller a Go.
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BIGGEST CROWD THIS SEASON.


And They All Could Not Get In the Door
Fine Time.
Mine Host Fredsricks. Of the Worlds
FAIR beer garden. had more f,iends at the
grand openinR of his fine new concert hall
last night than eve gathered on a similar
occasion in the city. From early evening
until late morning thev came in crowds
ovcry one with q good word Of cheer and
many compliments on the handsome new
home of the Worlds Fair gardens. Music
was furnished by the Helena Military band
and was delightfully."- enjoyable.
The new quarters are elegantly furnished
aud costly fitted in everV respect. aud
there 10 not IN the northwest = beer hall
that compares with the Worlds Fair in sls-
canoe OF appointment. excellence OF ser
vice, standard of refreshments. or god
cheer that uniformly perv .des the place.
Mr. q. q. Frederieks, the proprietor, Is
popular. gentle manly, accommodating. At
all times viRilant In attention 10 the wants
OF his guests. he bowling alley, nowly
fitted, has lost none of It's popularity. Good
music every evening, good order al, the
time, good chser without limit. Call in
and see the finest beer bal! in the north
west.
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THE HAUNT OF ORPHEUs.


Who Mode such Music tho Trees Pol
lowed Him About.
Though deifisd a. the god Of music, Or
phsus on earth never knew such musical
Instruments IS are common In this day and
nRs. aud which can be seen IN foil varsity
and style OF the new home Of ths Jackson
Music company ia the Montana oub
buildinR spacious. we'll fitted and elegant
Fifteen new pianos Of the best makes are
on .he way. from The factories u CHECKER
ing g. sons. Fischer. smith a Barnes and
Cameron. Among them are two Rranah,
Instruments OF rare quality and beauty.
The stock embraces all musical instfu-
ments In ths mafkst. all musical meTohan-
disc and all tie latest publications By the
N usioal pub ishere. Prices on everything
are way down.
Mr.. Jackson 10 arranging grand musi-
cal concert 20 be given soon 20 selsbrAt'
the occupancy Of the new quarters Of hil
company. Oh soquaiutancss should no
be forgot-call on Mr.. jackson.
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ssashls a NoIds,rom. prepristors Of the
EutsrpFise meat market, Ne. state street.
keep on hand az all times she finest line of
fresh meats IN the market including the
choicest beef mutton aud pork. They also
handle everything IN the linz Of salt meats.
esh hsh reosiYrd regularly. Give them q
call.
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Via salt Lake and Denver TO Chicago aud
the east. A dip In the great salt lake OF
fsws days visit ~ Nanitou SprinRs sit
uAted ~ the foot Of Pixies Peak. cannot be
oquAlsd on this continent
Pullman dining car route. For rates
etc. call a. the Union Pacific Office. No. %
North Man street Helena.
Il. q. WILSON,
Passenger Agent
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EVeryons Invited
To Gall and see a oomplste line OF chin
glassware. lamps. si.verWsrs. ate.
Prices TO suit every purse.
Best goods. lowest prices.
r. J. EDWARDS 3 Park Avenue.
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We are In Foosipt Of = train o. Gait coal.
All parties desiring this coal can be ae-
eommodated nc the shortest possible notice.
HrLTSA LuMurH Co.
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The funerAl OF our late brother. James +.
FGulkner. will be held Al Eiks hall. Broad
way. sunday morning ~ eight O'Clock. All
brothers and the public generally are in
vited 20 be present. AZ the close OF the
ceremony - the hall the body will BE-
escorted 90 the Northern Pacino depot
whence IL will be taken east for iutcrment.
&. W. pIrrs
Sec. Helena Lodge. No. 1913. h. =. o. Els.
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The veil known firm Of Sturrosk a P.su-
it, offer large limo Of Tsfrieeratora. Toe
cream frsezsrs hose and spsinklo,s. window
aud door screens lava mowers and other
seasonable articles. The house also haa dies
the TasteuT germ proof nltera, the vsty beat
thing known for removing all impurities
from water The new quarters OF the arm.
In the Granite block. are very central and
convenient.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

Our Seed Depart
ment - tho most
oomplots In Non
tAnA. We have an
Immense variety
% garden asofls a.
bottom prioea Al
falfa Timothy sni
led Clover Seed a.
10 vest market
pricoa
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

The y. Y. Loan Office moved 90 new aud
quarters, No. 81 south Main
- seL next 20 hals's drug store.
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We are now prepared to supply all Of Out
cusione's for q az coal
hrLrsA LUuurR Co.
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White aprons for sso at The Pee Hive.
Arrival. 1T the GRAND csa,ra,.

w Opp. Ihilipsburg John farrell. Living
Miss / ell Walker, Bill ston
ungs John Larson. Marys-
Mr. arson. MarYsvilie Vile
Amos Potter, Mars Mrs A. Bowlby. Marys-
Vile vill8
Mrs l. A noWlby. kles Myrtle Bowlby.
Marysville Marysyille
Mr. q y blythe Boul- Mrs ) Henschlein.
dot Msrysyills
j u Nhurchman. Bis ID Al Durfes. Philips
marck burg
" sherman. Philips W livicky. Avon
burg Jaepcr nurd. bedford
y "A nsisage bedford john faulkner, Jack
" a. Williams. Union son. Mich
vile David Mccormick.
bred Wild. Boulder Unionvills
Or q u Cummings. 4 y Gallagher, Great
hAlispell Falls
janice " alls, Fort Ben paniel Howard. For,
ton Ioutuu
George Stride. butte Miss hate Ruddy.
q % Hickox. Iacoma. Blosshurg
Wash W \ Log. Helena
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Jackets. tapes aud Wraps at Raleigh g.
Clnrke's

Jackets, tapes aud Wraps at Raleigh g.
Cinrke's
Never before in the history Of the dy
gools usiuess OF this city has there been
such a sacrifice sale on ladies' aud child
rsu's garments ne we shall make this week
Ne have hundreds OF new stylish garments
in all styles and sizes. We reserve none,
all GO daring this sale. Our assortment is
far too large 10 enume ate prices. We, how
ever, quote few sample prices. Child
ren's jackets; these We have divided in
two lots. Lot one. sizes four to ~ years
IN navy aud tans usual prices 81. 80 TO 81.
This lot goes for $50. Lot two
contains garments that have been
sold q ON $3.50 to s. we sell them at $3.50.
In ladies jackets. wraps and canes We sell
you garments worth g. 90 Sc. 80 for S.
garments formerly sold ~ 81. $3.50 ana
$40 for 81; garments that have besn chea3
- 4l5. $3.50 aud SIS. du ing this sale, We
let them 80 for 50; garments worth $50 We
have marked 20 $12.50. Nothing has or
ever can compare with the values TO be had
IA this del Artment during this sale. In
addition to this "a ment sale bear IN m ind
that We are making special prices In all
departments, and our motto is never TO be
undersold.
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=, IN. nel.n,

, l. Munns. Cleveland VIM n Nehster aud
\ } Taylor. hlossburg wife Washington.
d o. Dana. New fork nH
~ n hrsant COLORADO Horny hodsers, on
Springs
Mr. Cooney. Helena " o. Hooper. lloulder
Not ionAnt Great 4 raafuu. Ing Hand
Falls 4 A lruWtridge. Chi
A iIudemann, ~ lanl cago
Nm b Connor. James Capt a n 4 Loughbof
u'Noil 90 AuEh. 4 4 A
II 1, konnison URA John Il farks. nelena
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We sell goods cheap, but we
don't sell cheap goods. It's be-
cause we buy cheap, be-
cause we take advantage of
every turn of the market with
cash in hand, and above all be
cause we sell for cash. Don't
you think you'd better try buy
ing for cash too? There's money
in il.
Hundreds of articles that
tighten the labor Of housekeep-
ers crowd our counters. There's
nothing desirable in House Fur
nishings that is not here awaiting
you. These special for Monday.
Imported hard wood lemon
squeezers with porcelain
DOWl ........... / SC
Boss lemon squeezer....I5c
Hardwood rolling pin. ...IOc
So-ioot clothes lines. sc
Clothes pins, 3 doz. .. SC
Large graters.. .......... SC
Good coffee mills. .25c
Dover egg beaters. ...Ioc
Imported hardwood salad
spoons and forks .........Ioc
Shelf Brackets, the steel wire
sort, much lighter than cast iron
and IS per cent stronger. Special
for Monday:
AIS inch' per pair. SC
ONo ......... IOC
IoXI2" q" .........2O
Willow clothes hampers, extra
strongly made, wood bottoms.
Special for Monday:
Largest size ......... 81. so
Medium size. .......... 200
Small size. ........... LIS
lndurated Wood Fibre Wash
Tubs. Special for >ionday:
Largest size, 23-inch diam
eter ............$I.65
Medium size, 2I-inch dia-
meter ................. 40
Small size, Io-inch dia-
meter. ............. 1.2o
Wedgewood's finest English
semi-poroelain Chamber Sets,
ten pieces. Decorated under
the glaze in brown or pink.
Special for Monday $5.25 per set.
Thin blown full flint crystal
water tumblers, with hand en-
graved wreath design. Special
for Monday SC each.
Imported papier mache wall
brackets and wall poCk cts, with
fancy hand painted decorations.
Special for Monday $50.
It's the pennies that count in
the end, and you can make them
count on these items. Special
for Monday.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06
INDICTMENTs FOUND.

The Federal Grand Jury Return Five on
Various Charges.
Tie Unitel States grand jury handed in
Ave indictments yesterday. Two Of them
we Q against Martin Wilson and Robert
Nestal for highway robbery on the G ow
reservation. Both indictments charge
them aud Robert Moore (sinoe dead with
holding up Hugh 3. Campbell at saint
Aavler on Dec. l6 last. aud rObbing HIM i.
he amount specified IN one indictment is
$50 -, aud ia the other Sl95. moore, tue
tuIrd sTtv to ths hOld-uI. was killed by
the iHiior at Blllings while the three men
wrre end-AvorinR to escape.
Daniel La Oss Was indicted for the muir
e. or OF William King on tue F4Hthsal res
eryatiOn on Jan. 2 last. The killing Was
done with a neck yoke during quarrel.
Larose sutrsndered after tue murder. The
indictment cha ges wilful mu de-.
Isiipeh Pellasway was indicted for steal
ing no. 80 from William Cahill on the
r Atbead reservation on July 10 1888.
i. he otter inIictmfnt was against L. l..
Lush TO- enlightenment OF Sl.U3J OF money
order funds wulls acting ~ assistant post.
master At NArysvile. IL was found IN
o der 90 cover a defeat in the indictment
ieturned = year ago.
The grand jury reported that they had
failed TO find ne bils against James II.
johnson. a colored soldief a. Fort Custer,
who assaulted his eorLo al with hatchet;
James 4. Hayes. for selling whisky 20 In-
dams on the Crow reservation. and NJ. J.
Formsn. for Withholding q pension certih-
cate.
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Unitarian publications sen, free % all
Apply 90 Mira Nm. q. Bailsy. Hesna.
Mont
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1iNArrY. n. j., April 22.-Messrs. Clarke
4 + ana, Helena, Mont Dear sirs; Can
y on tell me where can buy your shoes in
New York; They are the best / ever wore,
/ find them so comfortable IA every respect
and they have given me such selendid ser
vice. by favoTing me with an early reply
you will greatly OhliRe. yours resrectfuly,
hBs. VS.. HARrFR.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

nol.nss zephyr. for 30 per I.rd at Tho Bee
Hive tnls week.
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About so dozen left of those
Goodyear Hard Rubber Dress
ing Combs. We had 200 dozen
a short time ago. They're the
kind you pay $50 for anywhere
else While they last we sell
them for Ioc.
Not worth while to be without
a Door Mat or TO use the old ore
while so little money makes you
the owner of one of ours:
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schiIling corssts at $. A. fishers.

One dollar and ninety-fve oents for the incest
dress pattern Tor the price in tbs civ 81 he bee
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WGIilStGil 5.

IfELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av.
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Special bargains 10 ladiss' muslin underwear
Al he Bee Tive this week.
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Dress Innings bes, quality, only &c. at The loo
Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-06

Bleaohsd muslin. worth 100, selling at 6So
this week At A he Bee live
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Buy one OF those 81 umbrellas At The bee
Hive. lou will save so Ter cent
Boys bicycle hose In fast black for zoe a, The
lee live.
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Twenty cents for ladies' ian hose, % gauge in
leatnsr shades, this week at lhs ee Hive.
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Turkey dinner with strawberry shortcato to-
daY At helena tAie from ~ To eight