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Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16

hear. Twenty years. She had been
a slip Of girl then, awkwardly con
Bcious of her first long dress;
and Robert, boy scarcely
older than herself had blushed
and stammered over the story that is
never easy to tell.
And then his father had died, and
his mother and sisters; and, later on,
family Of little orphaned nephews
and nieces had been left to bin.
Dolly was the FIRST to say they must
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16

"Do you know anything about
Scraps From the OPERA ." said the
young woman who plays the piano.
"No.n replied the new clerk. Il
didn't snow the prlma donnas had
quarreled again
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-16

The British museum has book
published by an anonymous author
In 1860 1t has the odd titles "Did
You Ever See Such Stuff; car SO Much
tho Better Being a Story Without
Head or Tail, Wit or Humor.''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Music. dancing and cards wsrs all In order,
followed By refresh nonts consisting Of
cold turkey. ham, boned chicken, dsVilsd
eggs. chicken salad. olives pickles. cheese,
oaksa OF many kinds vine Jelly, whipped
cream. sugarod bananas With ffsnsh cream,
coffee and ohoooiats. IL snything oould
have pat the guests In better humoF 10 vas
such q Tepast a. this. Mr.. bingham,
who 10 NOS only popular conductor,
but one OF the most p0pulaf men ia
Helena. was the recipient Of many valua-
bic presents. consisting Of books. . very
handsome shrinera laWsl. aud an oasy
chair, hand carved. joan Stsinmstz pre-
sehted the jewel With appfopfiate words
and Col. huiliVan, In hia we'll known eaag
style, presented the chair. saying among
other thinRa thai tho chair was given By
some OF the many friends whom Mr.. BinR-
ham had safely conducted over the road
and ho now took pleasuis In conducting
him 70 the chat. In whose ambTacs be
hoped that Mr. bingham would feel aa
easT as be looked. "A soon ne Mr.. Bling
hem could recover from the emotions
which these tokens had ocoaaioned, he re-
sponded, thanking all heartily for the gifts
aud the friendship which had prom pted
them. The whole evening was saeh a
happy one that u was la,s al Night before
she guests separated and vont 20 their
various homes.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

AsufPrise which vas = genuine surprise
this time vas given last Thursday night
The individual and ths occasion we're +.
~. Binshsn and his birthday. The party
vas given In honor OF this birthday by HE
Sife, ana the guests we're thirty Ave In
numbsr. Although Mr. hinghan Was com
Iletsly bewildcfsd Tor = fsW minutes. he
soon recovered himself aud made every.
body welcome In hia hearty mannsr.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In Selecting Bis Railroad Route. seiso
the Road

In Selecting Bis Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That affords eIcsllent ani most comfort
able fseilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That TAveTsss a delightful and piotur-
esqus portion Of the oountry-'Ihs Mi
waukee."
That has-and msTits-tha reputation Of
strength aud reliability" be Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 stamped
with public appfoval-'Ihs Milwaukee"
That has Substantial TOadbsd and most
frequent train ssrvioe-"Ths Milwaukee"
hat fesards always, the comfort, ease
and safety OF its pAtfons-"1hs MilWau-
kss."
That furnishes the 1stsst private com
partnent cars and latest library- buffet
smoking oars-"Ihe Milwaukee"
mat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor cars, free Teeliaing chair cars and
sumDtUoua dining cara-"The MilUaukss."
Thai has exclusive use Of the slsotrio
bsrth reading lamp-"lhe Milwaukee
hs Milwaukee" combines ell the above
and more. too. ita trains are veatibulsd
heated by steam, sieotrio lighted and IN
surpassed IN luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said. Follow The
Teopls and you cannot be fas from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
!. /. CosLET. Asst. Gen. lass. ACT
- Paul. Kim.
koTE.-Five trains daily from Twin Ga
los 20 Chicago; one 10 81 Louis and one to
Kansas City.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Little Miss Lacy Carpenter had . birth
day eelsbrstion JsstsfdAy from two ill
Eve, having attained she age OF seven years.
and with a numbsr of her young friends The
time was passed IN most happy manner
with games and good things 10 eat. Those
who ouioYsd thls occasion were: Aiaaea
Margaret Wallace. Nora. Edna aud Ada
losenorahs, Panay bquirsa, Isuns HalfoTd.
Hattie Sanders. Sarah Milliama, Ntlla
Williams Peep ksliorc. Glare Kellogg.
Winnie Coonsy, Agnes Demsrse. Agsis Bell
Steele; Masters Charlie Wells, Lester
Booker, h ed lack, Ion CLARK. ban Atch-
laon and GsorRe Demerse.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

- t2S china FISH set hand painted. for SI2 At
The Les Hive this week
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

T. Miller left yesterday for trip to
The east
Hon. 4. II. Carter returned last week
from tue east.
q. H. Alien voat EAST last week via shs
Union Pacific.
4. y. Wei isk Vas In Miles City . few
days last week
John YONG returned from a trip 10 Chi
caaO last week.
4. A. stesre returned Friday from . trip
to Richmond. Va.
Mira HuRtst visited friends in Bate last
week for few days
h's. VIM. Beckett returned Msndsy from
her "trip 20 California.
M. and Mu. c. d. Hard lsn Wednesday
for trip 20 California.
X. A. Hsrlow left Thursday via ths North
sTn Pacific. for New York.
Mira. Henry Cannsn. Who kad The nisfor.
tune TO fall and break her arm Taesday. a
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Mr.. Bandmann will be supported
by a TON company OF Helena anna
teurs. and the beautiful story OF
our national poet Washington
Irving. VIII b. put on the stage iu
a style and manner that VII bsar
favorable criticism with the test
efforts OF the father OF the piece.
the great Joe Jefferson.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

hCdNf pOii'iiSu I'll, NSPPSi W.
tom, 2-quart size.
Special for Monday 4oc.
I-quart graduated measures, SC
I2-quart galvanized water
pals -
Jelly cake pans, any size. ... SC
Japanned foot baths. ..... $50
I2-quart slop pals, Japanned 4oc
Children's table trays, fancy, $50
Wire vegetable boilers. ... Isc
Wire coasters. ..... SC
Wire pot cleaners. . SC
Wire kitchen forks. .. SC
Can openers. ............ SC
Fancy hanging Match Safes,
odd and quaint designs, in nickle,
brass and copper. About II
styles.
Special for Monday Ioc.
Hand-painted china Mustache
Cups and Saucers.
Special for Monday 25c.
White metal Crumb Trays.
Handsome as silver and war
ranted not to tarnish. Repousse
designs, with either brush or
scraper as you wish.
Special for Monday 75c.
If you were posted on whole
sale jewelry prices you'd buy
here. A merchant is entitled to
all the profit he can get, if the
public stand it, but jewellers gen
orally lay the profits on little
too deep. The goods we offer
are the best quality rolled gold
plate. There's nothing better
but solid gold:
Ladies' watch chains, 7sc to $3.50
Gents Z" 2Sc to 400
Gents " charms, soc to 100
Stick pins. ......... .25l
Ladies' brooches, 25c to-. 1850
Ladies hair pins, soc to-. .75l
Ladies necklaces, 7sc to-. 800
Collar buttons, Ioc to-. so
Cuff buttons, pair, soc to-. 100
Its prices like these that push
the selling capacity of our Fruit
and Candy department to the
utmost point. These are special
for Monday.
Finest lemons, dozen. 900. Isc |
$50 size Seeding oranges,
Dozen. IoC /
Sweet potatoes, Ib....... SCI
3 quarts cranberries for. D.. CSC
Fresh lettuce, bunch. ..... SC
Turkish figs, per Id. ..... Isc /
Hickory nuts, Id. ........ sc
Black walnuts, ID. ........ SC
Stick candy, lb......... Ioc
Horehound candy, ID. go. Ioc
Peppermint lozenges, h.. I215c
Roasted peanuts, lb...I2Hc
lib box finest marshmal-
lows, ID. ........... 2oc
Peanut brittle, ID. ........ Isc /
The price we make on any
article in Groceries is "the"
price. 1t is never lowered. These
special for Monday;
Finest creamery butter, 2-lb
roll. ....... ..........9 IS
Finest creamery butter, 10
Id TUBS. ........... 2.2S
Best Java and Mocha coffee,
pound. .............. 30
Anchor parlor matches, doz IS
Jockey Club sardines, can. Is
Salmon, lib Can.......... 10
HOLSTERS, picnic size, can. 40
CLANS, lib can. ......... Is
Cove oysters, lib CAM. 10
Deviled crabs, 2-lb CAM. IS i
Dunbar's shrimps, CAM. as
Kippered herring, CAM. IS ls
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Go to the clearing sale this eek Of erookery
glassware lamps and other goods At he lee
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
WGllStGIl' 5.

HELENA-Sixth and Main.
NEW YORK-i65 Sixth Av.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04

Onr Candy ant
Chew ing Gum d.
partmsnt Is The
largest IN Mon.
tanaani contAinsa
well sssortsIstocr
You can buy che "
ing Gum Of rs At
Chicago price,
viii forward pries
list % dealers oa
application.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04
B.rs.las IN All limos At Tha ree Hiys.

A si.,. ,s, e, v.sta o. . cold mi. week Tor
: a. he o. Hive
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-04


On and after Jan. q the Northern Pacihe
will sell tickets from Helena 10 San Fran
cisco and return. on account Of the Mid.
winter fair at the rats Of $62. 90 which in
ciudes i've admission coupons 70 the fair.
Tickets DO not allow stopovsrs aud are
limited for return passage thirty days from
date OF sale.
The regular six months excursion tickets
70 san Francisco aud Los Angeles and re-
turn will be sold on the 18th OF each month
as heretofore.
FOR farther particulars. sleeping car res
erVations, etc, call on or address
A. ID. EDaAa.
Gen'I Agt. n. p. RI
Co ner Main ana Grand streets,
Helena. Mont
~ t25 china fish set hand painted. for SI2 AT
The Les Hive this week
49,. me fTenoh china dinner set worth SIS con-
tanning Ivy pieces will be sold this week Al lie
Bee hive Tor fSl.73.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
s,,m Female College Exercises.

WINSTON. ~. G.. May @,-Speelal.e
The art and industrial exhibits TINS az
fernoon proved TO be one OF .ne ~ ne
inter esting and attractive features oi t Sao
commencement exercises OF SaieH
male College. The large display OF ex-
hibits. the work of the pupils, Was Was az a.,
rnired by hundreds of visitors. my Ia
Guided paintings, drawings, enproi1 e -
botany work. etc; also. exnlplts IRON
cooking and business departments, be-
sides specimens from the colleges new
museum. life-size portraits of nine OF
the eleven principals Of the old insutu-
lion. dating from 1902 TO 1873
Tonight was the seniors second even
ing. Misses Kate and Bessie Brooke, oil
Virginia, read creditably written essays
The first selection was America in 1871
America in 1884, and the second one,
mot for Self. but for Others mis-, MISS
Daisy jefferson. of Virginia, rendered
a creditabfe violin solo. Sixteen other
essays were read.
Al the conclusion of the exercises Pm
cipal Clewell rendered reception in the
dlnIng-room hall of the college TO the
members OF the graduating class. Salem
orchestra. newspaper representatives ana
other friends.
IL was learned to-day that II. A. Gieish.
of Salem. has accepted a compromise Of
six thousand dollars in the case against
the Atlantic and Danville railroad, Tor
damages sustained TO his wife and chill
dren In a wreck last summer between
Danyiile and Portsmouth
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
FUyFRIL OF DIR. WHITFIELD.
Very Large Crowd Witnessed the Last
Sad Rites. r.

The funeral of Rev Or. Theodore Whit
field. an account of whose death was
published DIN yesterdays Times, took
place from the Grace-Street Baptist
church yesterday Afternoon at O'Clock.
A very large crowd of the admirlng
friends Of the earnest, Christian pastor
attended the services. and many tear
was shed at the last sad rites. Rev, Or.
Hatcher, pastor Of the church, cOnuuct.
ed the exercises, and spoke In eioquent
language Of the faithfulness and beaut-
full example Of the lamented pastor: Rev.
DR.. Landrum and Rev. Mr.. Williams
also made remarks bearing upon the
beautiful character and devotion 10 toe
cause Of Christianity Of Dr. Whitneid
During the service the hymn, Forever
With the Lord" was sung by the choir.
and also the solo, Home Of the Sou,
was sung during the singing OF when
the CONGREGATION passed in line by the
omen casket, and looked into the face OF
the beloved Christian man. The horal
offerings were numerous and handsome,
among them being the design OF TWO
snow white doves with outstretched
wings. The interment was made In
Hollywood. and a long line of carriages,
occupied by friends Of the deceased, fol-
lowed the remains to their last resting
place. The pail bearers were:
II. Pitt, J. b. Hutson. J; s. Dill, W; p
Hines. w. T. Jolly and J. T. tucker
All Of the clergy were requested 10 act
as honorary pall-bearers
At the conference OF Baptist ministers
Monday suitable resolutions Of love and
respect were adopted, bearing. upon the
life and death of DR.. Whitfield
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
III. Nagabonds.

II is a country OF the sun,
Full Of forgotten yesterdays.
When time takes summer in his care,
And fills the distance OF her gaze.
1t stretches from the open sea
TO the blue mountains and beyond:
The world Is Vagabondia
To him who is a vagabond.
In the beginning God made man
Out OF the wandering dust men say:
And in the end his life shall be
a wandering wind and blow away.
There is a tavern. have heard.
Not far. and frugal, kept by One
Who knows the children OF the Word.
And welcomes each when day is done.
Some say the house Is lonely set
In Northern night. and snowdrifts keep
The silent door; the hearth is cold,
And all my fellows gone to sleep.
Had l my Will, / hear the sea
Thunder welcome on the shore:
l know where lies the hosiery
And who should open me the door.
From Low Tide on Grand Pre-. Bliss
Carman.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
DIR. JONES FIRED UPOh.
Quarantine Officer Of n wport News As
saultcd lay an Ex-PolicFman.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. May @.-Spe-
cjal.-Dr 4. G. Jones, quarantine olllcer
Of this port. probably narrowly escaped
death at the hands Of John 4. William.
son. ex-policeman Of this city, about :
due 10 DR.. Jones efforts IL is said. that
Williamson was removed from the po-
lice force, and he has entertained Dltter
feelings against the physician for lohs
time.
While walking along one Of the coal
piers this afternoon on his return from
a ship he had boarded Or. Jones met
Williamson, who began TO arraign nm
for something he had heard. As Or,
Jones was about 10 reply he was knocked
down by Williamson. who then drew a
revolver and fred at his victim. Dr..
Jones had nothing with which TO defend
himself and he attempted to escape.
Williamson fred two more shots. but
neither reached It's mark He was ar
rested soon after the occurrence.
At the hearing before Justice Moss he
waived examination. The justice refused
to grant bail.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
pnlnski Mnfters.

PULASKI. VA, May 29.-Special.-Roya
Arcanum-Dav VIII be observed here on
the 29d OF June, the birthday Of the
order Committees are at work already
on the banquet, decorations. etc. The
orator We will expect Richmond TO fur
nish.
There was a meeting of the friends Of
Newbern in the recent fight at that
ancient burg on Saturday last, and rumor
has it that a considerable amount Of
money was subscribed with which TO
contest the right Of Pulaski City 10 the
courthouse. Notwithstanding the decid-
ed majority by which 1t has been de-
creed What the grounds of contest are
have not yet been given out. Judge Will
liams order. in which he directs the
board OF supervisors to make immediate
provision for holding the courts Of the
county at this place, was made a mat
ter of record TODAY.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
Hosiery.

In all our various lines of HOSIERY.
from the lowest to the highest priced, we
buy only the very best the market az
fords-all Fast Blacks, Hermsdorf Dyes.
In LADIES HOSE We start the line
with a FAST BLACK STOCKING, 8 to
10, Is 2-3c. pair.
At 25c. we show a large variety Of
PLAIN AND DROPPED-STITCH. all
Fine Gauge.
At DC. we have lines Of fun 40-gauge
TANS AND LEATHER COLORS.
Don't fail to secure some OF our three
pairs for a dollar BLACK HOSE, equal to
what you generally pay Soc for
FINL COTTON, Isle. AND SILK
HOSE. in Blacks. Browns. Tans. and
Fancy Shades. at 80. 65. 75c.. 81. up to 50 %.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
4 Eaioh Of New Convlcts.

Deputy City Sergeant T. l.. Dornin, OF
Norfolk. called at the office of the Audi
delivering at the penitentiary the follow
Ing conylcts: Moses Hinton and Joseph
Jones sentenced TO three and five years
respectively for house breaking; William
Christian, sentenced TO seven years for
robbery, and Joseph Duggins. sentenced
TO five years for feloniOus assault.
City Sergeant William Smith, of Ports
mouth, also called after he had turned
over TO Major Lynn A. j. Reynolds and
William Robinson. sentenced TO three
years for house breaking.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30

TOR SalN.
It's happy every mornin'.
Every eyenin' / will be:
Fer | hoe the corn fer Sally,
And she bakes the bread fer me.
It's little farm I'm runnin'
And the soil is kinder rough,
But I'm worlIin' it fer Sally,
And the crops grows fast enough.
All day long l hear her singin',
An a lot Of Joy II brings:
Fer there amt no song that's sweeter
Than the songs that Sally sings.
Fer she sings because she's happy,
An i stop the plow an hoe.
When ! hear her, feeln' thankful
That it's me has made her SO.
She keeps the pals all shinin',
An the bees a-workin' hard;
Calls the cows up Ter the milkn',
Trains the roses In the yard.
An she keeps furever singin,
When the household troubles press.
With a kiss fer little fingers,
Always tuggin' at her dress.
oh. it's happy every mornin'.
Every evening I will be;
Fer / hoe the corn fer Saliv.
An she bakes the bread fer me.
F. L. Stanton jn>Auanta Constitution.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
DEMOCRATS CONTESTING
MASY IRREG CLARIFIES occO""HD
IN THE NORFOLK ELECTION.
Cana. Three Wards to be Thrown Out.
IfThis IL Done 1t will Give the Dem
ocrats the Council.

SopEOI.K. VA May y.-Speciai.-
THE Board Of Commissioners OF Election
80, M the clerks office this morning at
IA o'clock to complete the canvass OF
the vote OF the recent election. Judge
John Nicely appeared as counsel for the
Democratic candidates and Judges Bur
roughs Heath, Mr.. Joha NJ. jenkins
and Mr.. T.. NJ. Baum for the Reformers.
The board was in session from 10 A. Nj.
to 3 +. NJ, and canvassed the returns OF
all the voting places except the FIRST
precinct Of the Fourth. The G. white
Sans voting place, where, the readers
OF The Times Will remember, Mr. sans
swore in three negro judges and conduct
ed the election with a copy OF the regis
be taken up tomorrow at 10 o'clock:
The board found many irregularities
In all of the wards. AT the ilrst precinct
in the First ward. the two books Kept by
the clerks did not agree. one book
gave c. W. Petit, Prohibition candidate
for Mayor 3l6 votes, the other 800. one
book gave DR.. Dupuy, candidate ior
physician 10 the aimshouse. go votes,
the other gave him $50. This was the
only ward in the city where the figures
did not agree.
MANY OBJECTIONS NOTED.
The books were written up in nearly
all Of the wards by the judges, and not
by the clerks. Objections were noted
by Judge Nicely Votes were close for
s. S. Lambeth and 5. S. Lambeth, Jr.,
for City Attorney which Judge Nicely
believes divided the vote.
CLERK OF THE COURT.
At all Of the precinct places the Pro-
hibitionists voted for L. Register. clerk
of the courts, and not clerk Of the Corpo-
ration Court Objection raised 10 me
vote being counted for clerk Of Corpora
ton Court.
l.. W. White received his votes as can
didate for Collector of City Taxes. NO
such office. Objection raised by Judge
Nicely.
Prohibition votes all over the city were
cast for NJ. j. Chapman. keeper of GENE
teres, instead Of superintendent of ceme-
teries. Objection raised by Judge Nicely.
THREE WARDS MAY BE THROWN OUT.
IT is believed that the votes of the First.
Third, and Fifth wards Will be thrown
out, which will give the majorities 10
the Democrats. and the certificates of
election will be so awarded for the
salaried Offices. No election for the
counciln n, but it is not believed that
any of the objections raised Will hold
good in a court Of law. The majority
IS entirely too large to be overcome by
any point that can be raised. and cool
political heads declare that any effort
to deprive by legal process the Reformers
of their Justly earned victory Will but
increase the dissatisfaction.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-05-30
THREE WARDS MAY BE THROWN OUT.
EASTERN sTArE HOSPirAL.
Meeting of the Board of Dlrectors-Redu
ton OF Expenses Expected.

WILLIAMSBURG. VA, May 29.-Spe-
cial.-The board Of directors of the East
tern State Hospital is in special session
here to-day. Each director has been fur
nlshed by the clerk with a copy OF the
payroll of the institution, and 1t is eX-
pected that a reduction will be made not
only in the number, but also in the pay
of those who may remain.
Magruder Ewell Camp, G. V" are
making active preparations TO at
tend the unveiling of the soldiers
and sailors monument. They VIII
carry about fifty members. large
lot Of our people outside OF the
Vets. will also attend. Mr.. Robert /.
Armistead. m old Vet being an eX-
member of Company =. Third virginia
Cavalry but not a member OF the camp
will attend and be mounted in the parade.
Our people are much pleased over lhe
prospect of hearing our silVer-tohsueu
Governor speak here at the college COM
mencement He has consented 10 attei,u
the alumni banquet, and Will respond 10
the toast Virginia"
A letter was received here Yesterday
from Mrs r. NJ. Smith, now IN Lohuon,
saving that she and her daughters WI,
make tour of the United Kingdom anu
will not return until late in the ran.
Colonel Randolph Harrison is sun very
I'll AT his home on Palace Green.
Nr. David 5. Cowles is no better.