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Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1894-10-17

Mr.. Lee, piano tuner for Phoenix
Music Company, is in this city. All
orders left for him at the Phoenix Music
Company, Monihon building, will re-
ceive prompt attention.
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Eiremen Attention.

All the members of the Phoenix fire
department are requested to meet at
the engine house, Thursday, October
IS, 1894, at O'Clock p. NJ, for practice.
By order of
HERMAN GOODMAN, Chief.
I'M. SHorT, Secretary.
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THE COMMITTEE OF 100

A Plan Agreed Upon Tor ACTIVE
Work.
The Committan of One Hundred
chosen at the last meeting of the Re-
publican precinct club met at the head
quarters last night for organization and
to adopt plan of work. The meeting
was we'll attended. John Y. 7. Smith
was chosen chairman and H. r. Patrick
secretary. Many suggestions were
offered concerning the methods to be
employed, and finally motion was
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If you don't read The REPUBLICAN
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
THE ROAD TO SUCCESS

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KNEW WHERE TO FIND MONEY.


-Four Men Rob "a Chicago Gambling House
Of s5,Oo0.
Only few weeks ago a party Of Chicavo
poker players were held uD an the table
and robbed. of stJ3, and low similar but
moro important exploit IS reported. The
gambling house 40 - Quincy street was
invaded, the four attendants held mp and
robbed of 5000, and the thieves escaped
without leaving clcv. An visitors had
laf for the r.glf, and the cashiers and
dealers were figuring MP the receipts az
ihe Zero AID roulette tables On each
table lay "a considerable pile OF money.
The big package were just being put into
the snfe Us -9m DAHL. The porter stood
guard at the heavily barred doors. Sud
denly tour men came into the passaQeway
at The foot at tho stairs one Of them
pressed the electric huttou. and the porter
Raised the slide and looked ont The
spoke man Of The gang demanded admit
tance, i1t as The hour was late for play
tle lookout was suspicious Then the
spokesman declared that he wanted 10 See
unu up -ta.rs whose name hegave WITH
out argument Tie porter unlocked tho
door HrI tae four men filed up stairs 20 the
-lra. .ne ru1m.
Iln e'wucc Of The four men did not nj
lI-t -.afe excitement They made uo At
tack uull they bad sized up" the room
Then the lu-t man who came in closed the
door and -tood with his back toit. His com
par.lla drew their revolvcrs and ordered
hand. up.
one man approached Dahl at the safe.
lnI covering him with revolver pulled
OBJ" money ont and stuffed 30 into his pocl-
et-. The same man then scooped the coin
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
POWDER AND BALL.

Little Belgium spends every year 90, O0O,-
600 francs on her army.
The oldest cannon in the world are pre-
served in COnstantinople.
Italy spends every year IA, 10000 lire on
her army and navy. Twenty-Five lire equal
s..
The revolution cost the people Of this
country Sl35, los, 7O3 The war Of 1912 with
Great Britain cost us Si07, l59. OO3.
The number OF men withdrawn from in
dustry TO take part in the civil war on the
Union side was .. ~. 4OS; the Confederates
enlisted over 100000.
The Havoc, one OF the torpedo boats
built by Yarrow, which attained maxi
mum speed Of 27JG knots and a mean speed
of 1854 in a three hours run, made her trial
in heavy weather with the wind 30 miles
an hour in the open sea.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13


my eve. and ! stood there for a moment,
with the magazine in one hand and the
I bullseye in tho other, and read few lines.
] 10 seemed 20 he nightly interesting
story. Whoever had been reading the
/ magazine bad sat in big leather chair.
which still remained alongside the table
/ l sat down in this big chair. stood the
bullseyr on the table nc my elbow. where
I ITS light would strike the pages. and began
10 read and became SO interested that /
forgot that ] was there on business.
II don't know how long / had been read
ing-maybe 20 minutes OF sO-when l felt
hand on my right shoulder. l looked up
and saw standing alongside OF me "a tall
man in a dressing gown. He had a lamp
In his right hand. He had touched me with
his left, and that hand still remained on
my shoulder. He looked down upon me
coolly. l confess that so far as was con-
cerned I was surprised, and when be asked
me what I was doing there l was at first
actually too nabbergasted to reply, but
finally told him / was reading a story in
that magazine. lie asked me what story
was reading, and told him. l thought |
saw just the faintest flicker Of smile on
his face at that, but l couldn't be certain
about It.
"'What do you think Of it, says he
81 had come back 10 myself by this time.
and told him I thought he ought to be
able TO see what ] thought Of it himself;
that l was interested in il enough TO let
him come down and find me there reading
it, bat that ! wouldn't undertake TO say
what thought about it absolutely until
had finished reading H.
well, says the man, don let me in
terrupt you. Go ahead and finish it,
HE was looking perfectly calm and cool, |
just as be had been when first looked up
at him. lie set his lamp down on the ia
Die by the hullscye, and pulled up a big
chair himself on the other side, and got an
other chair to put his feet on. lie had only
slippers ON, and / suppose he thought his
feet would be cold on the floor. lie sat
down in the big chair put his feet upon
the other and pulled his dressing gown mp
around his legs, making himself quite com
Portable. Then be picked up a book of the
table and went % reading.while hewaited
for me TO finish the story. When had
finished it the man said:
"'Well, what do you thinl. Of il nowY
"And / tsd him-and that's what I did
think about it-thaJ / thought it was i'm
nenss.
"The man laid down his book and got M
pa bis feet again. lie picked up his lamp
md stood there for a moment holding il
nd looking at me- He said nothing. but
& was perfectly clear to me that be was
about TO politely bow me out of the house.
lnid down tle magazine, and picked no
ny buliseyc, aud moved toward the door
ust as ] might have done 10 had been
,uest. The tall man opened the door and
.almly bowed me ont. As / went down the
teps l heard him boiling the door after
Le.
You know I wondered who he could be.
lut when I came to find out I wondered
Lat hadn't thought Of 10 myself before.
lie was the man that wrote the story"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

S. II. Clifford, New Cssssl. Wis. was
troubled with neuralgia and rheumatism.
his stomach was disOrdered, his liver was
affected TO an alarming degree. appetite fell
away, and he wss terribly rsduced in flesh
mi strength. Three bottles of Electric
Bitters cured him.
Edward Shepherd. Harrisburg. ILL.,. had a
running sore on his leg of eight years
standing. Used three bottles OF Electric
Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklin's Arnics
Salve. and his leg is sound and we'll. John
Speaker, Catavbs. o.. had I'VE large fever
sores on his Leg doctors said be was in
durable. One bottle Electric Bittsrs aud
one box Bueklin's Arnioa SalVe ca ed him
entirely. sold by Parohen-D' Aeheul Drag
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

The slender, delicate little wife Of Jerry
Simpson did something that seems well
nigh lcrcdible During his first year in
congress she remained in charge Of the
Kansas farm with her son, a boy not yet
in his teens, and one man. All went well
until some disease carried of 60 or more
Of the cattle. With an idea of saving
something out Of the catastrophe she told
the hired man TO remove the pelts. He
fatty refused. She rs promptly dismissed
him. Then in spite Of the cold, with no
help save that Of her son. with her own
hands she removed every one OF those 90
pelts!-St. Louis Republic.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLlCAr TON.


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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13

Miss Matt Grim, the wen known young
Georgian writer, has many smile over
the reference Of reviewers 70 MIR Grim. &"
She Is girlish looking blond, with sim
pie and unaffected manners and a modest
opinion Of her abilities. She makes il a
rule to write every day. and rs Mr. Sted-
man says that she has genius she may be
expected TO succeed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-13
A FASCINATING STORY.


uusincss uont.
~ think that about as curious an expert
cucc as I ever had. said retired burglar
O. "a New York sun reporter II had In a
town On western PENNSYLVANIA. had got
into % dnc big house thcro without much
trouble and had found things when l got
inside about as 7 expected Co find them.
There was some silver in the dining room.
and ! nipprd a few little things that could
get into my overcast pocket handily. but
had other thing Ia mind. and / went ON
into the next room, which turned out to be
the library As threw my light around
this room saw ON table In the centre a
magazine opcn and lying face downward.
Il picked mp this magazine and turned
my bullseye on it and saw that il was open
ot the beginning OF a story. The title caught
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With bat little care ami no trouble, the
beard and mustaohs can be kspi uniform
brown OF black color BY using BrokinR-
haIs's Dye for the whiskers.
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Teach the children to be careful Of their
PNythings. The time 10 have them put
away Is when they begin 10 kick them
abo' Never have them all out at the
same time. Hide a few for a week
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1894.
Harper's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.

HARPHR's NA0AzISK FOR 1894 will maintain the
character that has mAds IL the fAvorite illus
trated periodical tor tue hons. among tho re-
results Of enterprises undertaken By the prb-
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eup rbly tllustratsd papsrs On lnelA BY Kids
Lord No@ks Un the japanese seasons By Alfred
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