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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-15
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The tabuiation 81 the real estate
mortgage debts Of thirty-three states
and territories has been completed 10y
the census ofice and the summary
shows thar the mortgage movement IN
all Of these states and territories was
progressive one for the decade, except
in lsss. From 1850 TO 1889 the in
CURED real estate mortgage debt in
creased 1864 per cent; 3l:44 per cent
OF the debt was on acre trscts ana u--o
uer cent on lots. Tho real estate mort
gage debt existing Jan. !, 1880, was s4'-
935.455, $50. The per capita debt oil the
states and territories, included IN the
tabulation, makes most excellent
showing for Montana in particular the
average being SG6, while in New York It
is s26s, IN Massachusetts sl4i, IN Penn
sylvania sl17. in Rhode Island slO6, in
Come cticut slO7. 1t is greatest in
Colorado, which has per capita debt Of
SOC.
In the tables showing the ratio be-
tween the uebt and the true value OF all
taxed real estate Montana again makes
an excellent show ing the figures being
AIS per cent, while 10 New York 1t is
1902, in Pennsylvania 1891, in Connect
cut 1914, in Massachusetts 1892 The
acres covered by existing mortgages are
500 per cent Of tie number OF taxed
acres 10 twenty seven states and terri
tories. In proportion to population,
mortgages are fewest Ia the Rocky
Mountain region ana 10 the southern
states; the lowest percentages OF mort
gagged debt to real estate values are also
found in the Rocky Mountain region, in
the south, ia Oregon aud IN Indiana.
A very large proportion Of the mort
gagged deb. on real estate IN the several
states is concentrated ia the counties
containing large cities. In New York
1924 per cent Of the existing debt is 10
seven counties, in Colorado J5.93 per
cent is in the county containing Den
yer, in Illinois 1854 per cent is IN the
county containing Chicago. The inter
est charged averages ~ Ter cent on
mortgages on acres, 633 per cent on
mortgages on lots. Oregon has the
highest rate and Pennsylvania the low
est. The average amount Of each real
estate mortgage made during the ten
years is sl,363
Special Investigations we're made in
1O2 counties 10 ascertain the reason Why
mortgage debt had been incurred, and
it was found that TO secure the pur-
chase Of real estate and TO make i'm
provemenis we're the reasons why Sob
per cent Of the existing mortgages We're
made, and why $3.50 yer cent Of their
original amount of deb. was incurred.
Another endeavor IN the l02 counties
was 10 determine the proportion o. the
mortgages made in each county held Ly
residents ~ the state 10 which the
county 10 situated The conclusion is
that 1904 per cent u the number o.
mortgages were given to state residents
and that the amount Of these mort
gages Is G8C9 per cent OF the tota
amount
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THE
HOME QUEEN

Is the latest and best treatise Cookery Domestic Econ
omy Table Etiquette, Hygiene OF the Home, etc. Two
thousand choice recipes will be found under the proper
headings Aside from the recipes the following topics are
carefully treated: Food and Health, Foods IN General,
Table Etiquette, the Morning Meal the Midday Meal,
the Evening Meal, Party SuPpers, Table Napkins and
How to Fold Them, How to Carve, How to Select
Meats Hints to Housekeepers, Diseased and Aduiterated
Food Warming and Ventilation, Drainage and Sewerage,
Poisoning Drowning aud Accidents, and Disinfectants
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THfEr was some agitation for a short
time IN France for an order directing
the comm ssariat Of the army to buy
only domestic supplies for the French
army. II soon developed that such ac-
ton would about double the cost oil
sustaining the army OF the country, ana
the matter was al once dropped.
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H,RRIsoN and Mckinley are evidently
watching each other closely. Both
made political speeches "Wednesday. Up
to that time there had generally been a
day or so between their rival appear
auces
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LEAD1No republicans who want a
presidential nomination in 1896 are
filling the country with loud prophecies
Of republican success 10 the next cleo
ton
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Butcher & Bradley.
BROADWAY.
DYE WORKS

C. RIMBOUD, PROPRIETOR.
French cleaning and dysing. securing by
French process. Plush. wooden, volvets and
elk drossee gent leman.s garmoats kii gloves,
feat hers furs, lhce7. curtains, silk anl wooden
uniorHsar nud necktes. Satisfaction guar
anteed. 1B Grand stree, near Hotel Helena,
Helena. Montana Not resDons' bic for goods
Jeff over two months. Orders called for at any
part Of The city.
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EVERYBODY IN
ON THIS OFFER

Having practically supplied the unexpectedly heavy
demand from our readers this best of all cook books
THE INDEPENDENT has made arrangements with the
publishers of the "IIome Queen whereby It IS enabled
10 throw the opportunity open everybody subscriber
or not This $50 book can be had for SI2s, cash
with order. This opportunity viii only be open lew
days until we dispose Of the few copies on hand
Remember, $I.25
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HELENA. MONT FEB 10. 1894

fS-Moutanians ahroAi will always hnd Tux
D,uv fxprrrNpFNr on 6ls 81 their iAvorite
hotels Fif,h Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York. West. Minneapolis. baldwin and falAoa
San Francisco. Ncnermott, butte Leland ho'el'
Nnrirrhell. ilL
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EGG OMELET.
A LA NEVADA.

Yolks of two eggs beaten until light colored and
thick, two tablespoons milk, salt spoon salt one
quarter salt spoon pepper. Beat the whites until stiff,
cut and fold them lightly into the yoks until covered Put
teaspoon butter into clean PAM when hot quickly pour
in mixture, when brown set in a moment to let
top dry. MRS. GOV. COLCORD,
Carson City, New.
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BANANAS IN
CREAM.

Make with boiling water quart ofstrong lemonade,
using only the juice of the lemons; soak half box geatne
hour ina small cup of cold water, stir it into the boil
inc lemonade and set where it will cool but harden;
cut three bananas engthwise in halves and lay them in
mold wet with cold water, with half the jelly and
mold ice till jelly is set then slice three more and
pour on remainder of ielly Serve with cream soft
mustard MRS. ELIZA ID. RICHARDS,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Butte City, Mont.
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NOTICE OF TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS
~ IN examination - applicant. for CT IN
Gates will b. held Ia room a.. court hou'e. Hell
ena, MouL. oh. Z3 and "a. brziunlug a. nine
o'clock sharp. heb. "a -
%. Bupt. Of EchsolA
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SOME SAMPLES

The above are taken random from the alone
Queen" Cook Book the best publication of the kind
put the market and also much the cheapest secured
through the INDEPENDENTS great Offer which will remain
open only short time longer the entire edition OF the
book being rapidly taken by the women of the
country.
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MONTANA
BROWN BREAD

One pint corn meal, one pint Graham flour, one and
halt pints milk (sweet will dol, half pint dark
molasses teaspoon SALT and half teaspoons soda
steam three four hours Can be steamed over any time
MARIAN ID. COOPER,
Alternate Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Bozeman, Mont
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TENNESSEE
CORN CAKES

One pint corn meal, one egg, spoon cooked hon.
my, little SALT half teaspoon soda; add buttermik to
make rather thin batter, bake in moderate oven.
MRS. b. w. BARNWELL,
Sawanee, Tenn.
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ARABEhhA
FLOUR
S1.25 PER SACK OR
$3.50 PER 100 LBS.

This is the celebrated Montana
Flour every body is speaking OF 50
highly.
Choice Corn and Tomatoes. at
Zoe a can.
Those gallon cans OF Tomatoes
at 25c are going fast If you want
some get your work in quick.
Some more OF those Helena
Crakers at 4 pounds Tor 25c. All
this and a lot more.
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Walker Bros
FOR SALE.

Seventh arr-s To- Vallay. fDhaapI
ils.ares WLiuaeh Union and Mcintyre Gold
1ialng 90. sto-k d Lfani
fKAhk D. uDLLfYEm
Assignee 81 Helena Steam Heating and supply
lumuauy
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READ THIS TO
YOUR WIFE

And tell her is the way your mother used to cook
things She will probably tell you go and get of
your mothers cooking But she will try the recipes and
viii ever after bless the day that you brought home The
Worlds Fair Souvenir alone Queen" Cook Book
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MONTANA
ZOE CREAM.

One quart cream seasoned and whipped When
partly frozen add whites of four eggs well beaten.
CLARA l. MEADOW,
Lady Manager Worlds Fair, Helena, Mont
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TO TELL GOOD
EGGS.

Put them in water, if the big end turns up they
not fresh. This is infalble rule distinguish good
egg from bad one
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
~ ennis Delay, deeeaet
Notice ~ harnby giFel ~ the uninrslEned, al
miuisfratriE Of the estate ~ beams Ielay,
deco assd TO the creditors Of and al pnIeons hsy-
tng clainls agAins the said decessed. 10 enhi Bat
them Nth the neesssary roucnsrs within four
months aftsr the urst publ cation ct ie notice,
10 The said admiuiftfhfrin a. room. IVA 80 and
2fl ttrrntta block. Helena Montana, the ama
heinz tho place for the tfansaction q the bm D
res - snil estate ia tie county OF laNe ana
4 afko NH NE y. - p 49,,
deceased
DEtoi lob. I. 1s3i.
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Those sttornsys who signed the above
agreement, and ell other members Of the
bar residing in Lewis and Clarke county.
are earnestly requested 30 meet az Judge
Hunts court room on Monday evening
Feb. 10. 1894, at eight o'clock. for the Or
pos Of psrfsotinR the organization Of the
Lewis and Clarke County Bar association.
IL IL Esry important that every member Of
the tar be PRESENT.
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LEWIS AND CLARKE LAWYERS.

VIM Meet Next Monday Evening 20 Form
County Association.
We, the undersigned attorneys-At-laW' re-
siding in the county OF Lewis and Clarke,
state Of Montana, hereby form ourselves
into voluntary association, to be known
as ths Lewis and Clarke County Bar Asso-
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Iegal blanks At this oEico.
Ladies union suits only poe The Bee Hive.
DON'T HAVE 10 SUBSCRIBE.

Anybody Can Avail Himself % The In
dependents Great Ohrr.
For a few DAYS longer THE INDEPENDENT
prizs pfemium OF a copy OF the Home
Queen" cook book will be kept open 20 ali
Who wish 20 avail themselves Of this rare
OF. ortunity 20 procure a copy Of the finest
publication yet put on the market relating
90 culinary science and the most approved
uelhods ofsatlsfJing the natural desire Of
all mankind Tor pa e. wholesome and pala-
table food. Tho book may be secured by
any one, tue restriction 10 subscribers hsv-
ing been withdrawn. he p ice Of the book
ls 5l.25 carriage paid. Canvassers all over
the country sell the book IA vast numbers
for $40 and - ana 10 has proved one Of
the greatest bonanzas the agents ever got
hold Of. IL is pre-emInentlY the cook book
and hOusokseper's guide Of she decade.
4 r.u-|.r Irr.-. .. o.. At. - H.
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Excellent skating 81 the Rapid Trans
Park.
be Rapid lransit railroad has opsnel q
largo skating park on It's university line,
which Is free % the public. Cara will
loavs the postoflcs a. .. M. 1918. 3. lad
8. m. aud oftsnsf n necessary. EItfs
cars Will be Furnished Ia the evening o. ,
eufiicieut nambsr desire 20 70. arrangement
for spsoial cars 20 be made 40 tbs Office a
tie COMPANY.
nnF,.t,.M- = 8, Uni M. ..ll.... L..
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PRICE LIST
Nice Dry Fir Cordwood,

Nice Dry Fir Cordwood,
per cord ..."...... ) 40
Yellow Pine, per cord 49,. 500
Gait Lump Coal, per ton. C.75
Gait Nut Coal, per tom. $50
Anthracite Coal, per ton 1900
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Go East s.a NJ. a. H. Ioui- Ry. albert Lea
Route Two daily rains. OuIce time.
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Herbert Nicholson & Co.

LIMITED. TELEPHONE 24a.
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When you know other dealers
prices on lamps, of any kind, its
easy to sell you ours. We've
rot all kinds in stock, and wen
sell you just what you want. We
have lamps that look nice and
give light, and lamps that look
plain and give light, but we
haven't nearly as many lamps
that look nice but don't give
light as other stores have.
To-day the special attraction is
the Little Prince Central Draft
Lamp, full nickle-plated, COM
plete, with shade, for Ssc.
Every week increases our
candy shipments. That means
were teaching people where to
buy at right prices. You'd
better buy some for tomorrow.
If you have to buy a wedding,
birthday, or anniversary present,
Wen supply you. You'n be able
to make much better showing
for your money too than If you
bought at any other store. Twice
as many lines to select from as
anywhere else.
When we advertize grocery
prices there's money to be saved.
These are special prices for to-
day only:
New maple sugar, h.. Ioc
Buokwheat, 2S-lb SACK. SIC
Rolled oats, per ib..... &C
New England mince-meat
package. ........... Ioo
Van Houten's cocoa, 1l-lb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. zoe
Epp's cocoa, J{-lb tin... zoe
Bakers breakfast cocoa,
Glib can.............. sc
Instantaneous chocolate, lib
Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Schepp's finest puddine,
package. ....... $4,000. sc
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TINES AT AssISSlBoISE.
The Eaiisted men Give = Very suoosssfui
Masqasrade Ba'L

To tho Independent
FoRr AssrNNInorNE Feb. IA grand
mAsqueFade ball Was given Al the aymna-
stun hall Tuesday evening Feb. IL. The
hall. az on former ocoaaions, was hand
somsly decorated. Tho maskera we're
dressed in very quaint and earious Gsrb.
and we're 90 impsnstrsbly disguised that
the unmaskinR performance caused more
miTth aud iollity than a theatrical surprise.
There we're representatives OF many char
actera both ancient and modern. Column
bus himself George Washington. Uaole
Sam, North American Indians, Queen Lii
uokhinnl and Hawaiian diplomats, Iurfs,
Arabs, persians, Chinese, japanese, He
b sws, PataROnians Roman soldiers. ana
knights from King Arthur's court. Ihs
fact that four cash Of zes were 70
be given 20 the handsomest dressed lady
and hsndsomest dressed Gentleman, the
most comically dressed lady and most com
ioally dressed gentleman caused no little
trouble and expense In preparing she suits;
More than 300 couples we're present. ana
although they acted their pa h well JET
was manifest that a spirit of emulation a.
regards coatu me- hctuated oneeno all. Inc
grand march started a. nine y. m. ana Was
led by Corporal Joseph Cassidy and Mta.
+ 18th KinQsley. special feature OF the
march WAS the various antics ont By Au'
sioian Andrew Leona d. who ~ drum
M jor guided the makers through tbe
most intricate and lRuRbabls svolutions.
The judges were chosen from among the
r. ectators. They we're Messrs. shaw,
WysonR and Burns. After thorssgh
scrutiny the prizes wafe awarded As FOL
lows: Handsomest dressed lady MIS-.
smith. psrsonAtinR Queen 4 izabeth; hand.
soonest dressed gentleman. serResne
Smith, personatiuR Christopher columbus.
The most cOmicallY dressed lady, Mrs.
Lang. personstina a Swedish peasant RiIi
the most oomioAlly dressed gentleman
William Bill. personatinga Hebrew. Espe-
cia! raise 10 due 90 the many ladies' OF
HEvrs and surrounding country, who added
lust.e TO the scene by thsir smiling faces
and pretty costumes.
Prof Kunzsl's splendid orchestra was in
attendance aud nsve' dill itself ereater
honor. Supper was served a. midnight.
and everyone who Witnessed the array pro-
nouncsd it the most brilliant and enIoya-
bic affair ever seen ~ ths post. j. }. Is.
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In soisetins lis Railroad Route, Selects
the Road

In seiseting Ills Railroad Route Selects
the Road
That aforis eIeslisnt and most comfort
able facilities-'Ihe Milwaukee"
That Iaversss a delightful and piotur-
esqus portion Of the oountrJ-"Ihs Mi
waukee."
That has-and msTits-the reputation o.
strength and rsliability-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 STAN yea
with public sppfoval-''Ihs Mhwautse.
That has substantial roadbed and most
frequent train servics-"Ihs hilwaukes-
That tssards, always, tho comfort, eass
and safety OF is patfons-"lhe MilWan-
kos."
That furnishes the latest private com
psTtment osTs and latest library bunet-
smoking ears-"The Milwaukee
That furnishes elegant drsWing room
parlor cars, fros reclining chair cars am
cum ptuous dining cars-"Ihe Milwaukee.
That has exclusive use OF she electric
barth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee.
Iho Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more, too. lts trains are yesheulso'
heated by steam. electric lighted and uh-
surpassed In luInfiOus appointmsnts.
The immortal Lincoln said; FOLLOW tne
Tsople and VOC cannot be IA from right
The people use The Milwaukee"
}. !. CosLEY Asst. Gen. lass. Aat
~. Paul, MINI.
NorE.--Five { aims daily from Twin CT
ies TO Chicago; one TO -. Louis and one 10
Kansas Ciiy.
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CONTRACT FOR COHDwoOD-T THE MON
= tana Minin comtauY. limited, 10 prepared
% receive bids Tor tho tuppy ~ the - hale or
ur auy uart Of 1870 cords OF good sound, mer-
chAnfahlo cnrd Nuod. % b. delivered free on cars
A. Narysvi ie Nonfaua delivery Co he com
menced NOT later ihaa tho FIRST day Of April,
I-aI and 60 b. canfi. uad a. tn fafe - 1880
,orus er month uutl the whole li.oJJ cords are
fids viii te received urt . i2 O'Clock noon %
Tuesday { q hrst day ~ March and the terms
and conditions uUon which fh.a contraci viii be
entfrtainrd may b. obtained upon application
20 the ndersfruct
The Mnntaut Aiming company, lim ted, does
not 0 tnd itsef % accept the lowest ur an bd
a. l. bAhLlo,.
MA-ysvlus Feb e. issL
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People patronize the store
where they are most honestly
dealt with. It's easy to see that
our way OF dealing meets with
the approval of the public, in
spite OF the merchants who strive
to keep trade away from us by
misrepresentation because we
will not combine with them to
fleece the public.
Wedgewood's finest Semi
Porcelain Dinner Sets, under
glaze decoration in cobalt blue,
brown or grey, 100 pieces in set.
Worth $40. Special for today
only SIS 10.
Thin white Semi-Porcelain Tea
Cups and Saucers, new low
shape. Worth So dozen. Special
for today only, 8 cups and sau-
GERS, soc.
Egg Salts and Peppers, hand
painted bisque with silver-plated
tops. Special for today only zoe
each.
Rogers triple-plated Coffee
Spoons, fancy patterns, put up
Il dozen in plush lined box.
Special for today only ooc per box.
Imitation cut glass Jelly Stand,
S inches in diameter, 5 inches
high. Special for today only I5c.
Granite iron Jelly Cake Pans,
9 inches in diameter. Special for
today only I5c each.
Paper Lamp Shades, to fit any
lamp. Special for today only SC
each.
Crystal glass Sugar Shaker,
nickel plated tops. Special for
today only Ioc.
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"Ihs Union rao nc arc PARRY nit"

"Ihe Union Pao no arc Fairly n It"
Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system, including steamers. Port
land 80 San Franoisoo) and Montana Union
railway, With baggage allowance OF go
pounds, now on sale AZ two and one-half
cents per mile.
Only line to the east via Salt Lake and
Denver. Pullman dininR and sleeping cars,
also tourist sleeper aud elegant chair cara.
Use the worlds pictorial line purchasing
tickets at No. q North Main street
II. O. Wilson,
Freight aud Passenger Agent
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ON and after Jan. p tho Northern PnciaC
will sell tickets from Helena 20 san Fran
CISCO an return. on account Of the Mid
wiat.r fair az the rat % 462. 30 which in
cludea ave n mission cOuEona to the fair.
tickets 20 not alloW stoi overs and ars
limited for fetu' n passage thirtJ days { ON
date % sal.
The regular sin months excursion tickets
10 San Francisco aud Los Angeles and re-
torn will be cold on the l5th OF each month
40 heretofore.
For further "a tioulars. sleeping ear rss-
efvations. etc. call on or sdd sss
A. d. EnoAR
Gent AT. \. a.. r. n,
Co ner Main anl Grand streets.
llelsna, Mont.
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Anybody Can Avail Himself OF The In
depssdears Great Oner.
For few DAYS longer IHE INDEPENDENT
prizs Z omium of q copy of the "Home
Queen" cook book will be kept open TO ali
who wish TO avail themselves of this rare
opl ortunity TO procure n copy Of the finest
pubiicAtisn yet put Oh the market relating
TO culinary science and the most approved
methods Of satisfying the natural desire Of
all mas kind tor pure. wholesome and pala-
table food. The book may be secured by
any Que, the restriction 20 Subscribers hAv-
inc been Withdrawn. lhep ice OF the book
IL $l.25. carriage pals. Canvassers all over
tho country sell she book IA vast numbers
Tor a. 20 and 50 snI q has owed one OF
the greatest bonauzss the agents ever got
hold Of. IL is pre-eminsntly the cook book
and houssksepsr's guide Of the decade.
s. chins fish set. hand painted, for Si2 st
The ieo live this week
Go to the clearing sale this --ees % erockery.
glassware. lAmps aud Other goods At Tho Leo
Hive
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Go South va Albert q -" hnuta. Al. A 81. l..
rs. Superior service aud quics time.
Go 60 ~ Louis Va "flbcrt 90 Route.
hortost and beet Only dining route.
Montana Niavl 60.
Mrs. T.. e. Pinnscard has returned from
Butte and win be pleased % meet her
friends AZ Room Z. Denver building. Ofhos
hours from three % eight 8. ~.
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To call and see q sompls.s line Of ehina,
glassware. lamps. sivervars. atc.
Prices 10 salt sveTv puras.
Best goods. lowest prices.
4. J. EDWARDS. 8 Park Avenue.
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nqIaSAs0 AA' for 81 " The Roo Xiv. ,Ai,
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A fine French china dinner set worth 81. con
tanning il9 pieces, will b. sold this week al he
Bee hive for S8l. IS
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Go East via NJ. A &C. Louis r., Albert lea"
Route. Two daily Trains. Quick TINA
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DON'T HAVE TO SUBSCRIBE

A glass tea set worth sl25 sold this week FOL
SOC At he . 60 Hive.
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4 p.rlOr lamp with sl.as tor a at The ns.
Hive