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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

rssurn % nv is&r Vienna, but the
gs1rlsCsa q The exhibition would
ncs lsc me ~ Trey said they must
have Para SSI3l in the PTatsr Sni 3
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Is height had only sham life. Who
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c-c h knew thai he VS. well guarded
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hs sought he shot three bullets through
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
For Sale.

LIMITED SCMBER OF EH4EES
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besn subscribed f1r.
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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19

The Daily AdEsEIs 81, Is eezz
E<rth Delivered b Carrier
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1894-10-19
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
MRS ALICE +. BLAINE DEAD.


amer an Illness OF About Week she
Posses Away surrounded by Her Family.
IL will be snd news 10 the many friends
OF Mrs. Alice r. Blaine to know that she
died yesterdav, after conn aratlyely short
illnsss. For some years Mrs. Blaine sui
fofsd from a nervous malady. aud about a
week ago the disease assumed serious
phase. She gradually grew ofse, DYING
Yesterday morning At the family residences
on Rodney street. There were present A.
her bedside when the final summons came
her daughters, Louiae and Ella, her son,
James r. Blaine. who resides ~ MnneHpO-
lie. and her mother, ME-. Fenlon. The
funeral will take piacs from the Cathedral
at $3.50 Saturday morning.
Mra Blaine was the widow OF the late
John l., Blaine. tHYmaster In the Unitoi
states army. and was 81 years Of age at the
time Of her death bbs leaves beside the
daughters aud son mentioned. and he
mother. three brothers, who ioside in tho
east. ME-. Blaine was born in PennsVlva-
nia. and Was married az Pittsburgh IN 1868.
she lived for some years in Kansas. aud
when her husband was appointed surveyor
general OF the then q ritOTy Of Montana
the family removed TO this CITY, where
they have ever since resided. Mrs. Blaine
was n dsvout Catholic. aud was ever ready
10 aid those who needed hor assistance.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
Tho Ghsrmlsr. Es.ton MsetInr.

10 his sermon at the revival services at
she Christian church last night Rev. Mr..
Ghormiey quoted from the writings Of Ju-
Venal. the satirist and poet Suetomas the
historian, and Pliny. the fAvo ite ONCE
and confidential friend Of the Empel or
Trojan. These men all lived and wrote IN
tho Arst century Of the Christian era and
we're all enemies Of the Christian religion,
and yet they made statements concerning
Christians, their belief, their character. the
prosecutions 10 which they we're sub sotsd,
and their references TO contempors his
torical events are so in harmony with the
historical statements of the New Testament
writer's as that though opposed 90 and
writing against Christianity. they give most
positive testimony of the O. uthfulness Of its
claims. lie also quotsd from Porphyry,
who in the third century wrote fifteen
books against Christianity aud in spite OF
his unbsliet and antAgonism became a wit
ness in its behalf. Tonight the subject Of
the sermon will be Tue Testimony OF
Friends"
Mr. Ghormlsy said that during the day
he hai been asked two questions. First,
when WAS the Sabbath changed from Il e
seventh 20 the first day OF tie week2'
Second. Are you a Unitarian or Trini-
tariAnY' The first Of the questions be will
answer this evening aud the other be will
answer sunday evening. Odd Fellows,
Rebekahs. NasonF. Eastsin Star members
and members OF othss secret orders are
specially invited to the services sunday
evening.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
Il. KLINE
Removed to No Is South Main ST..
Helena, Mont.

have JUS secured large quantities
Of ,ierchandise at all the way from Do
TO soc n the coll lr, which ] will sell al
prices that competition is out Of the
question / wish 10 c8ll SPECIAL item
tia TO our trimmed Hats. They are
just enc half what they can be bought
for from any other lace
hava untrimmed Hats in Milan,
L &c. Straw Hair Braid and French
chr, pics .r IA poe up to sl0O. The
n st in fhe mirke
has bought hundreds OF -m L 10 S
e. 20 q win ch il is i'm o sible to men
ton will onlf quo.e prc's on a few
sp ella ?.
Hand ,erchiefs Be, TO-, &c and our
-5c are a. very finest embroidered,
wor.h rom 81 10 sec Wholesale.
W n l-or Scarfs plain ,olo,s aud
PLAIN prices, To-, and pc.
One lot assorted B,lts. IN leather
velvet and SIX all al pc Many OF
Of them are Wor h as much as 1Jc
DO var ous styl OF Ladies Waists,
in Freach Percale. lire Cambr c am /
Sateen prices so up to s15C.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
Personal

WI. CrOwell. of Dillon. is at The Hell
enn.
tate Senator Hatch. Of Big Timber, 10 in
town.
sam Scott. the Deer Lodge old-timsr. lie
at The Helena.
;. A. Henry. OF Livingston, is among the
eastern Mont, ma people IN town.
DIR. W. A. NooIe Of Big Timber, is n
the city she guest OF DIR. c. A. Persine.
Gov. Richards went 60 Butte yeste dry
mOrniuu on urgent business. He was CA
pectod home last ovoning
Supt CuIrier. OF the Montana Centra',
vus reg ste eu 40 The Helena Inst nigui. as
WAsJ. -. rim. supe -intend-nt OF the M0n-
taua division Of the Northern Pac &c
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
Nd pANGER OF A rIE.rP.
Ieports Of Future TrouBis on the Great
Northern Dentei.

Reports OF Future Trouble on the Great
Northern Dsniei
There has besna feeling in certain cir
Giles, due 20 reports from -. Paul, that
there was a likelihood Of another tie-up on
tue Great Northern. General Agent Harder
telsRraphed 10 General Trsfie Manager
Finley yesterday in regard 20 il aud re-
oeived a reply saying thee Was no founds-
tion for the report. He says: There are
a humber of men being prosecuted by
United States authorities for interfering
with malls. bat this Is something with which
tho railway company has nothing TO do
and does not affect the operation Of the
road. Men are practically all back TO
work and have been since Adjustment OF
trouble and are glad 10 be at work"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
CASE OF IHE coNEYIrEs.

IL Has Been ct For Hearing by Judge
Knows NeNt Monday Morning.
Attorney O. NJ. Hail. Of Butte. appeared
in tie United Stats court Yesterday. on
behalf OF Geo. Haldorn AMI Il. b. smith.
10 risk that the cssts OF the CoXcyitss. now
under arrest be postpoaoI until next Tues
day. lie explained that Mr.. Haldorn was
engaged in the trial of a damage case ct
Butte that would ooculy him al Of the
week and that hr. Smith was absent from
the city. lio also asked further time in
which TO file Hnswe for the men. Attorney
Leslie said he WAS upI osed 10 any further
delay IN the matter. That bis understand
ing Was TINT the 2 a. ers IN the case would
bs flied last Monday. ami that he had re-
csived inst actions from the department u
get ths case 90 trial. lie said that the
cases had already cost the government
utOut $4,000.
Judge knowles said that be did not care
TO continus the case any longer, and vet ~
the same time he did not want tue men 90
90 TO trial unless they were REPRESENTED by
thor counsel. lie said his understanding
was that tue attorneys for the men would
be really for trial tht- morning lie did
not want 10 inhict any ha dship. aud he
would therefore set the chBo for next Mon.
day morning. lie notified the attofnsYs
that they must have their witnesses on
hand az 10 o'clock Monday morniug.
Tho only answer filed Yesterday was that
OF Nm Hogan. The answers Of the other
men vii 10 the same. Hogan alleges that
the q Il q arrest was not served on HIM
az Butte before be took the tain. he saws
20 undersiood - was agrced that they
should have the train, aud that be has tele-
rtums from Superintendent Dorsey IA
which he IL told that he has th0 right Of
way. and one from General Manager Ken
icks. m which he ia told 10 run through.
fo says that he received ~ telegram from
Marshal McD rmott UnrEinR him not 90
interfere vita tue property OF the Northern
Pacific abroad az 10 WIS IA the hands of
tho United Stntca court but lac says ans
tslesram vas received tue daF preceding
the ono on which he was led Co believe that
10 was nll right 10 him Co take TIE am.
Accom- ling the auEw are two OF three
fhdevits from tue Deputies under hr.
Haley. Who went IA pursu OF thr Hogan
ties, IA which they hlrge that they we're
neva. uotlfeI that tncy were 20 arrest the
members 90 the HrmF.
Urras liufura hat .suaIIfr nufr Te A. The Itns
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

Commencing saturda Naf D.. ls9i the
hontana Central railway v.ll resumi the
aNls Of excursion tickets from Helena 30
a hambra and Boulder aud return az one
tare 70 the round trip. Tickets ON sale
Saturdays aud Sundays good 80 return up
TO ani inoiu1inr the following Monday.
q. W. firrs. City Ticket Agent
WM. HAKnrh Gsnsral Agcnt.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

G. Iieisorman, Wash W G. Wiley. Msry-viilo
ington Chas Dudley. Narys-
GEO . scott Ninnean- Vile
oils ID ID fre.t. tsn Fran
10 Howe. kansas tity cisco
j IA Hrooking. hicago CO Heine. Elg H. lli
John Duty silver " A Moore. ING Tim
J p rArre-. Livingston Ter
rncst O.. page. Twin liver liornsted. ] ain
Krdgos q o Hathaway Mis-
Gilman Riggs. Ast soula
Helena Aug Olson CANYON
A q Rossnot. Ores, Creek
Falls " hoetz. San Iran
James Allen. Chicago cisco
~ Sherman. lhillps- r Aiiliers. Chicago
burg J nuhefty. u Louis
j Mc lih1ne, 81 iouis J 4 i.augau. LAT rosse
IAlf. Livingston Wis
Mr. Is l. tollius - Miss l. Lothian Galeua
nul 900
Miss rAlkenhoe Mary Mrs ralkenhoo. Msrys-
vile vile
Mir- kirschnsum White q NJ Halt utte
sulphur Springs - hen'k, Winston
Mrs kenck. Winston
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

Have you tried the Banner
Cigars. The best value we ever
offered The perfection of do
mestic Cigars:
Standard Banner : for CSC,
SO per 100, 500 per 1000.
Royal Banner 3 for 25c, S.
for 100, $50 per 1000.
The freshest and purest and
best Candies in Helena are on
our shelves and counters. Better
facilities for buying and shipping
than any other concern.
Gum Drops, ID. .... SC
Chocolate Creams, lb......Isc
Peanut Taiiy, lb..........ISc
Cocoanui Taffy, lb.......I5c
Amazon Sticks, s for..... s.
Alpine Gems, lb............2 zoe
Chocolate Covered Caramels,
ID ....... 2oC
Caramels, lb..............I5c
These Groceries special for to-
day:
Coz Gclatine, pkgs ...c5c
Citron, , lbs.............2Sc
Monroe Cream, can .......1oc
Soda Crackers, lb.......... Sc
Ginger Snaps, 3 lbs.......,5c
Refugee String Beans, can Sc
Tooth Picks, pkg .......... &C
Imported Aiacaroni, , lbs....25c
Ranch Eggs, per doz...... zoe
Finest Creamery Butter, roll lSo
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

Our Seed Depart
ont b. tho most
complete IN Non
lana We have an
i'm monse variety
o. garden seeds ct
bottom pr.oes a.
faliA Timothy rnd
Red Glover Beod a.
west market
priess
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

These are our regular prices
on standard brands of Cigars.
Compare them with what you've
paid before:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

J. A Minstauley. Mis- N Dean. lolloas lie
solla Park
~ Malone Miles \ Anderson ST Eau.
CIV Walker brAnito
~ Quinn. Helena Johu " otter, ute
autel scott Deer Mr. r. & BAbcock he.-
Lodge cnh
Iom oonsY. Helena " GILBERT $40 tnno
Is , lhoId. san traa- Nm thompson. ute
cisco " IS avis. Goud
A + Hogle. Chicago kr Bischoh. New YORK
b Levy. { hica 20 John a. arks. uelrn .
Frank ruce. Crest W " Ourrier. dreat
FaNs Tails
ID linn Livingston W lowoli. Dillon
+ " Hills, Helena
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
WGIlStGIl' S.
HELENA-Sixth and Main
NEW YORK-165 Sixth Av
In qualities we're conservative

In qualities we're conservative
in low prices assertive-in
leadership aggressive. These
few words tell you why we have
such a strong hold on every pur-
chaser who once tries us. Ask
your neighbor who is dealing
here and he will tell you how adj
vantageous it is to deal with us.
The best, the most serviceable
crockery for everyday use is
semi-porcelain. 1t is the very
highest grade of ware next to
China, but superior to even
china in strength and durability.
The English make the best semi
porcelain, and the Wedgewood
pottery is one of the leading
English concerns. We've just
opened a new pattern from them.
A blush grey flower decora-
ton under the glaze. You
can buy as little or as
much as you want of it, and
wen always have it in stock to
match up your set.
Dinner Plates, 8 for. ..$ so
Tea Plates, O for....... 10
Pie Plates, O for. ......... 90
Coffee Cups and Saucers,
- lOl AslO
Tea Cups and Saucers, 8 for 90
Sauce Plates, o for.... rs
Vegetable Dishes, square or
oblong, 2sc, IS, 45c and. IS
Meat Platters, 4oc, soc, 75c,
$I.oo and. ............ lao
Pickle Dishes. ........ IS
These pieces only quoted as
price indications. The assort-
ment of all other articles is COM
plete.
Dougherty's Playing Cards
are indisputably the best. You
can buy them here at the same
price as the wholesaler has to
pay for them:
No 5 quality, 5 packs..1oc
No. quality, per pack. SC
No. 9, Tally lilo, per pack .1oc
No. 70, Ivorette, packs. ...35c
Something again for the boys;
Glass Marbles, doz. SC
China Marbles, doz.. SC
Flints. each .............. SC
Tops, ior.............. SC
BoXwood Tops. ........ SC
Solid Rubber Balls, SC, Ioc. .15c
These are our regular prices
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

The No.thwestern Iimitel 90 Chicago
va the No thvostsrn Line u ne hnest
rquipped train ont ~ Minneapolis and ~.
fauL IL has Pullman sud Wueaef y iYAie
compartment and aKtesn-section aeepsfs
aud understanding hhrsrT coaches and
leaves Minnsapolia daily 4,il .. mi ~.
Paul $40 .. m; arriving Milwaukee 200 a.
~; Chicago 800 q. m
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

The natatotium will be opsn 30 she pub
lie this week until eight T. M.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11
linton Pacific Grants >it Month. On Cali
fornta Iiokets.

fofuia Aickofss
This Union Pacific. rommencing March
20 will place on sale daily. excutsion tick
cts 60 California. heretofore sold on the 10Th
OF each month only.
Helena 10 San Francisco and return. SIA
Los Angeles and return Ss9 limited 20 siK
months with ston over ITivilegts.
Thirty day tickets TO San Francisco ami
return t62h0 Continuous passage.
kemembsr this IA tue southern aud hy
tssnty- four houia the quicker ruute %
California. Take the pullnsu Dining Car
Route thersbY saving tins and exteuss.
Ticket Office No. - \ Main street. Hell
cua. Mont N. q. Musos.
Froight ana passouuof Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-05-11

Hfoadwatsr Naiatorinm.
The auditorium will DO open 10 the pub
lie this week until eight p. 10.
hoys bicycle hose IN fast black FOR 1Oo A. The
Poe Hive.
Leeai blanks a. thu odhos.
The herald., 1894-04-08
MISS HATcH's CURE.

She Thinks 1t Was Due to Supernatural In
fuence, but the Doctor Says Not.
Miss Mary Hatch, a young woman of
excellent family, who lives with her
mother at 1919 Hickory street, is rejoic-
ing in her recent relief from tumor
which had made her miserable for seven
years. She attributes her cure to the
virtues of a relic of Nine. Barat, a
French religieuse Of the Order of the
Sacred Heart. Miss Hatch had taken
medical treatment without benefit and
had finally come to despair of cure by
other than surgical means.
Some one advised her to apply to the
Sisters of the Sacred Heart for a relic
that might, with faith and prayer, help
to sustain her through such an opera
tion. She did so and was told that her
cure by supernatural means was not i'm
possible. She received from the mother
superior a relic of Nine. Barat and a
form of prayer and was directed to sew
the relic into her dress and repeat the
prayer at frequent intervals for term
of nine days.
On the sixth day of the novena Miss
L1db'Sh W ttD AO1lCf GU VI lI1O WlDuOuO
other than natural assistance and since
then has been rapidly recovering
strength. She was seen by representa-
tive of The Post-Dispatch and talked en-
Enthusiastically of her cure, ascribing it en-
tirely to the virtues of faith and prayer
and the relic. Her mother and the Sis
ters of the Sacred Heart hold the same
opinion as to the cause of the cure.
DIR. Robert ]. OReilly, who gave Miss
Hatch some attention at different times,
said: Il believe l saw Miss Hatch four
times and prescribed for her. But had
not seen her since June up to the time of
her delivery of the tumor. l considered
the tumor simple feshy growth that
might pass off of itself if let alone, and L
did not at any time consider the young
woman's condition critical 1 hesitated,
however, to make a thorough examina-
ton for reasons that medical men will
appreciate. You may put me down as
saying that do not think there was any
thing supernatural about this cure."-
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.