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A Debt of Gratitude.

Mr.. Cleveland always speaks at the
right time and says the right thing IN
the best way. The democratic party, as
well as the people OF the country, owe
him a lasting debt OF gratitude for this
splendid defense Of true tariff reform
and this ringing trumpet-call to renewed
battle. How small the conservative"
senators and tariff-reform Instructors
appear by the side of the peoples big,
manly, honest observation-disclosures Sun
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Not GenernIl, oh.ervca nd frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 3.-Acting IN
der Washington advices the custom
house, postofTice. sub-ueasury, mint and
other departments OF the government 10
Gated in this city are not observing La
Dor day, but are transacting business as
usual today. These departments were
notified that they must keep open, the
governor Of California having named the
first Monday IN October as Labor day.
There was a parade, however. of labor
orgarfzafioue
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Best brand charcoal tin. &c, 1Ox14. I2x12
and 14x2o. S65GGe.75; TX 10x14, 12xl2 and
l4x90 S260N9O0: roofing til &c 14x20, s5.75G6;
slN23 81 500l2: tn Ia pig, &c; IN bars, &c;
ron. 25B. &c: &c. iron. &C: best bloom gall
vanize5 iron, zoe. and 10 per cent. discount:
sheet zinc 55kc; copper bottoms, Isc; poll
ished copper lSc; solder. 15016c.
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seeds.
Dealers, prices in goods are as follows:
uide.. Leather. TaIlovv nnd PeIt-.

The following are shippers buying prices:
No. l green sailed hides, &c: No. green
sailed hides, Sc: No. calf. Giac: no. 2 calf
Leather-Oai1 sole. 22027c; hemloclz sole
221z6c: harness 20G2c: skirting. 3Oq25c;
75c: French kin. 75cds1 20: city calf slIns
75cG5sl.0 90; French car skins. S1fi1.90.
Sheep-Shea-ing, 20a50c: lambs. 4tg75c
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Ample.

First fReporter-'I wonder how long
Chauncey Depew will be in Europe?'
Second Reporters Several weeks, 7
presume"
First Reporter-"That will give me
time to prepare his views on the European
situation before he returns.v-N. Y
Herald.
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Another Real cur,o.,tv.

In the museum:
Visitor-"Well why are you here
among the freaks?"
The Exhibt-'Tm the lady who rides
the bicycle without discarding skirts for
trousers ''-Chicago Record.
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nutter. ErEs nnd Poultry.

Produce merchants paying prices:
Eggs-Per dozen, &c.
l3utter-Fresh country, extra, 12615c:
poor, 6Gl0c.
Live Poutry-Hens. &c per 10: spring
chickens. &c., cocks. Sc: turkey hens
&c: toms. Sc: ducks. 5G6c: geese. full feath.
cred, S42O per dozen. for fancy large.
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Very Likely.

Miss Kitty-"Oh, Mr.. Rinks, we were
talking about you at the very moment
you rang the bell"
Mr.. Bah, that's pleasant"
Miss kitty Possibly you would not
have thought so II you had heard IT,
Free Press.
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Iron md Hnrdrrnre.

Iron-TIre and Fat bar. 4Ikxlk to IIsxZ
inches S1.5Ol11.65: horseshoe iron, 21zll24tc;
Norway. large &c; small. &c. Steel-Spring.
&c; horseshoe standard brands. S375d4 %
key; nails. cut steel. Sis rate; wire. 81 IS;
horse nails. S3.f5QA75. Shots. 15ll1.25 q
sack. PowdeT-S33 per 25-lb key.
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The following prices for wagon lots:
Unwashed medium wool, l240l3c; IN
washed coarse or braid. ud13c: unwashed
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One Tbipr-Not 90 -Di.cournue.

1t is hoped that the anti-lynching
society that has been formed by the
colored people in Indiana will not dis
courage lynching by hanging the lynchers
without form Of trias.-Brooklyn Eagle.
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eminent members of the bar in the
metropolis He was born in Lancaster,
Pa, in 1927. His preparatory education
he received at the Derby academy. Hing
man, Mass, and Immediately after grad
uation entered the Harvard law school.
In 1858 he was admitted to the bar, and
he is recognized everywhere as one of
Americas greatest lawyers. AS counsel
of the United States before the Boring
sea arbitration tribunal at Paris his sue
cess was the crowning effort of his many
brilliant achievements. He has always
taken an active interest in politics.
The challenge Of Madaline de Norma.
the expert French fencer, to meet any
female fencer in America with foils and
broadswords for $1,000 a side and the
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-09-05
LOCAL GRAIN MARKET.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND

INDIlAINlAT OLIo1 IND.1
SATURDAY EVENING, Sept 1.
Wheat-Steady; No. red, 49c bid; No. 3
red, 45c; wagon wheat. 4Sc.
white. 56hc; No. white. 56hc; No. 4
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PEOPLE TALKED ABOUT.

Owing to the stringency of the new
French law. many anarchists have taken
refuge in England. Probably the most
distinguished of these is Amilcare Cipri-
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WHOLESALE MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS IND.

INDIANAPOLIS. IND,
MONDAY EVENING, SeIG 3.
Labor day being observed as a legal
holiday no quotations are given. Today's
provision quotations show few changes.
CThe quotations given below are the sell
ing prices OF wholesale dealers1
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Cash quotations were as Toiows Flour
winter patents, S25Od2S0; winter stralghts,
S2.3Oq250 spring patents, $3.10G3e0: spring
straights, s2.206i29 90: bakers S1.60d2 10.
nominal No. 2 red, 5Sd5Shc; No 2 corn,
55&c;, No. g yellow corn. 55l9e;
10. oats, 29hc; No. 2 white. 311zQ
No. barley 56d561ac; No g, 51G55Jbc; no.
t. nominal; No. flaxseed $1.2S6l1. 23lA; prime
N3.@Qi4; lard, per 100 lbs, s. 45qS az; short
ribs sides Qoose), S.l5N1S0; dry salted
shoulders (boxedl, S675G67l2; short clear
siG,es CboXedl, $S.25aS.40; whisky, distillers'
finished goods, per gal. S1.SS; sugars. cut
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head. The supply Of hogs light ana mostly
common kinds. Market strong. We quote;
Choice medium and heavy ..........S5 s5Gi6 Is
Mixed and heavy packing. .......... 1el5 90
Good to choice light. 5 l506 90
common light .-...----.-----------.- $50 %
Roughs ............. ................- 4 $40 30
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Also half bbls., zoo lbs az half The price
Of the barrel. adding soc TO cover additional
cost of package
Lard oil, winter srained, per brl, 62i6c.
d-Kettle-rendered, in tierces, 10hc;
Reliable" brand. 95sc; Indiana" brand
SIC; also in tubs, IS lbs. net, sc over
tierces.
Cans-Gross weights-5o lbs, IN single
cases or cases or cans. &c advance on
price OF tierces.
20 lbs In cases or cans. sc advance on
price of tierces.
10 lbs In cases of cans, &C advance on
price of tierces-
lbs in cases OF u cans &c advance on
price Of tierces.
lbs. IN cases OF 20 cans lie advance on
price Of tierceS.
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ami. the italian agitator. He was born
in Rimini. fifty years ago, of family
Of good social position. At fifteen years
of age he entered the army, but deserted
twice in order TO join Garibaldi. Ban
ished in consequence of his advanced
opinions, he proceeded TO Greece and
took part IN the instruction against
King Ohio. He then went on an ex-
ploring expedition to Egypt, where, in
the streets Of Alexandria, he was at
tackled by a secret society. Of which he
killed a member. He then fed to En-
gland. Later he went to France, took
part in the commune side by side with
Flourens. for which he was sentenced
to Imprisonment for life. but was re-
leased in 1880. Since then he has spent
several years In prison and been COM
PEELED to leave Italy and France.
Nicholas n. Fredrikssan is the Ameri-
can citizen who claims that he was IN
justly arrested and imprisoned in Russia
He will endeavor to have the state de-
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EInnr

Straight grades, s25cG2 70; fancy grades,
{. 1903; patent flour. S&g3.7; low grades
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
UNION STOCK YARDS.
INDIANAPOLIS. Sent 2

Cattle - Receipts. % head; shipments.
none. The offerings were light and the
market steady. We quote:
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nifty from the Russian government.
Fredrikssan was born in Persia, but
years ago took the oath of allegiance to
the United States. and received his edu-
cation in Chicago and at California col
lege, East Oakland. Last year he went
to Russia with his wife to build a fact
DRY for Gen. Rebainder. a noted Rus
sian. At Kursch he was arrested by a
gendarme who said he looked like a
noted criminal. His passports We're all
right but he was thrown into prison
and dragged from one to another for al
most year. BY bribing a gendaIme, he
says. he finally escaped. He claims that
he was half starved and treated with
shocking brutality.
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LAB0R'S GREAT DAY.
PRETTY GENERALLY OBSERVED IN
ALL THE BIG CITIES.

There Is IN Imposing Demonstration
I'm New York with 10000 Men I'm
hne-MOre Than Half Tint Many
March in the Rain at Chicago.
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DOMESTIC POINTERS

OIL Cake.
Oh cake. s5.5 per ton: oil meal, S5.A
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AT the recent meeting of the American
bar association at Saratoga, James c.
Carter Of New York was elected presi-
dent. Mr.. Carter IS one of the most
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FRESH PORK.

Fresh pork sausage in bulk. 2O-lb pail. 61s
Smoked pork sausage ....s............... 3
Bologna-Cloth. &c: skin, 6i5c
Weinerwurst. Sc
Beef tongues, canvassed, 40c each.
Reef tongues. nlnln. SIC each.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used The many, who live bet.
Ter than Others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products 10
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value Ia health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presen ing
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 tho taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties Of a perfect lax
alive: effectually cleansing the system
dispelling colds. headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
mot with the approval of the medical
profession because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weaken
ing them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in SOC and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup Of Figs,
and being well informed. you will not
accept any substitute if offered
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Personal.

s.B. Calaerhead. OF Butte. is In The city.
Judge F. X. Armstrong. Of Bozsman. is
regists Ell as The Helena.
Alfred Myers OF Livingston, the well
known cattlsmsn, Is ia town.
Mira W. W. Woods arrived home yetssr-
DAY after a two wseks' Wait with friends in
Butte.
Gov. Richards was suffering from neu-
ralgia yesterday and was not at his Office In
the cou . h0uss 10 the afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Cfowsli and daughter. Miss
Rosa. have FstuFned from Bozoman altar
months visis TO relstivss and friende.
Sergeant John Frey. who has been on the
sick lise for a week or moe is improving
All bis friends hope 20 see him out again
very soon.
Mrs James Wants and her little daugh-
ter Margaret and Miss Dollie Brazisr, OF
Mid Canon. ars in town on a visit 10 Miss
Emma Hoovsr.
John G. PAulEsn. the architseL who has
been east for q month OF more. has re-
turned. lie spent most OF the time while
away with Mrs. Paulaen. and her many
Helena friends will regret 70 hear that she
Is not rsCsiGing her health "a rapidly as
was hOpsd.
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SMAsH IN KGGS.

An Qverstooked Market Results I'm Low
Prices FOR Consumers.
The people Of Helena are just now prof
itine by the fact that there is sn ovsrstock
OF egQs. Not long ago there vas scarcity,
and With the demand brisk. ss 10 always is
- this time Of the year. Il Was haid for
dealers 20 supply the needs Of customers
Then everybody ordered by the carload, 30
as 10 make sure OF having a good stock on
hand. End there came Ia train or two OF
Kansas eggs. As everybody's order hap
pened TO arrive about she same time. tue
result was the supply excOsded tbs demand
aud egas became a drug on the market. In
order 60 reduce stock 10 Was necessary Tor
dealers 90 cut the price. The cut was uni-
form, to Is cents a dozen. until one enter
prising siorekeeper announced special
drive" on ben fruit. and announced that he
was going 20 reduce stock by selling ct 10
cents a dozen. rival. not TO be outdons
put no the following sign;
Eggs 10 cents dozen. Laid while you
wait -
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DEER LODGE COUNTY MINES

Company Formed to Work Piaoers on
Gold Creek Sea- Pioneer.
The output o. god for 1894 in Montana
will BE- immense II the organization Of new
companies for gold mining Is any criterion.
There seems 10 be a general demand for
gold D ope,tiss, aud all ovsr tbs stats own
era are active IN their preparations fos the
coming season. A company was recently
organized IN this oity, the papers having
been led with the secretary OF state sew
eral weeks ago. 10 is the Gold Greek Placer
Mining company, and Is incorporated III
der she laws OF Montana for Si,OJ00J0,
divided into 10000 shares at par value OF
81 each. fully paid up aud nom
Hssessable. IL. L. Hoyer Is prssi-
denL L. s. Stackpos trsssuser and
cipnl ofhce OF she company will be at Gar
rison. Ihe property OF tue company is
situated on Gold creek. about ave miles
above Pioneer, and consists OF hV0 claims,
comprising Ia all 100 ucres. ana water
right Of Loo inches. The Oldest group OF
claims contains four full mining locations.
covering eighty acres Of Ound, being GO
feet vie and GOO feet long, the creek run
ming through the entire length Of the
claims, with a sufficient grade 90 open thsm
no IN a hfst-clAas name leaving SIMPLE
room fof dumping ground. J be second
claim adioinf the oldsr locations and con
tains about twenty acres; It averages 800
feet ia vi1th BY 1900 feet IN lenQth. and
gives evidence OF being part OF the orizi
nal channel that supplied some Of the very
richest gravel bars A. Pioneer.
Situated In q rich placer gold camp near
the head OF the supply, with gold in paying
quantities found above and below. the
gravel y Ospscting At Or near ths surface
aud very favoTnbiy situated to open and
WORK, with plenty OF water, good roads and
timber IN abundance near 90 hand, the
property "a considered one Of the most val
liable to be fognd IN any mining district.
Inc claims so located that they prac-
tically give owno ship 10 all of the auFifer-
ous gravel Oh both sides Of Gold creek for
over mile in length, increasing the work
able area and insuring working ground
thai will require twenty Tosrs 50 exhaust.
SILVER Stltc.
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NEW MINERAL REGION

Tho Advent Of the New Road VIII Make
the Country blossom
william d. Fishsr. prominsnt business
man Of Virginia Citr. talking 70 Butte
Miner reporter, said that tke completion OF
tie new railroad from Helena 10 some point
on the Utah 81 No thorn. possibly Dillon.
will open up one Of ths best mining and
agricultural sections Ia Montana. which In
the past has been greatly handicapped In a
oommsicial way because OF tbs difficulty Of
getting produce 20 market Madisoa
county, he says - rich IN agricultural r.
sources but this industry has been greatly
overdone because the farms have had 10
Depend almost entirely on home cousump-
ton. 10 Is a good wheat country aud ihs
Hour consumed Is manufactured hv local
mills, one Of watch sat Virginia Cav aud
the Other al sheridan. The latter CITY was
recently ineo porated, aud wish ths advent
of the railroad will become q formidable
rival TO Virginia CITY.
NJ. Fisher stated shat the 10 neral outrut
Of Madison county for the coming SEASON
would be nothiaR 10 be ashamed o.. Ths
old placeI beds Ia Alder gulch in the ga '
days Of kO1trua yielded mi lions Of dol
lais worth Of gold BY crufe prooossss.
wers being worked over BY later uad more
improved methods. Ia the vicinity Of
shesidsn there HTe a nambsr Of gold aud
silver quartz mines which are being worked
with profit.
"Of coarse" said Mr.. Fisher. 'the futu-e
Of this county depends largely on the
railroad. Many people on the outside are
vTone 30 think that a. yet IL is all o. paper.
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This bank having eash on hand amount
ing 90 - Per cent Of its extended depoeiis.
takes pleasure in announcing 20 its oertin-
Gate holders that those CERTIFICATES which
fall cue June !. 1894. will be paid al any
time. uFon pres NATION - It's banking
house ia Helena. together with interest 10
date Of payment.
AoSTASs NATIONAL BANK.
January T. 1884
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Bv wing every lisek cough meIieino that
Ia advertised, bat uso MeJsT's Cough Medi-
cine. which is SUE cure FOR coughs and
oolJs. This % guarantee Or will refund
tbs Inouov. II your druggist don't keep IL
call az City Drug Store Eugene Meyer.
proprietor.
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but such Is not the case. Besides the out-
aide capital. Henry Elling. one Of the solid
financial mon OF southern Montana. IL
backing tAe project. snd 10 ma pretty sure
thing that 10 will 60"
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cHERrFF,s sALv-FRANK A. FELLows,

CHFRIFF's sALE-FRANK A. FELLOWS,
= plaintiff. vs. John Wilson. 4. II Dabney. r
Z. Brmsby and W l. Ielford defondants.
Under aud by virtue % an order % fale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued ont Of ths
district court % the First Judicial district Of tho
state u Montana in and for the county OK
Lewis and Clarke. on the 18th day q Jenaary.
A. ID. 1885, In the above entitled acton. wherein
frank A. he lows. tho above named plaintiff.
obtained Judgment and decree o. foroclosuFs
aud sale a aims. John Whoa a.
nabney. T.. &. Ormsby ard W. 4. Tolfori.
dafandants on the 18th day 81 January.
A. b. isat for the sum Of 49, 81. hesidea in
terest costs aud attorneys foes. which said
decree was the 18th day II January > ID.
court AZ fage am commanded 20 sell all
Oh certain lot piece - parcel Of land. situate,
lyinx and being IN the county 81 LOWS and
Clarke. state - Aoutana, and bounded AMI de-
scribsd a. follows. to-Nit
A undivided ons-fonrth - interest in the
northwest quarter nv ~ - section eighteen
as. township t~slvs u1l. north range three t0
wet. situate in the o3uniy u evils and CLARKE.
state Of Montana
Together With all and singular tho tenements.
here's itaments and appurienances theruuuto bo-
lonEinE Or Ia anyvise Appertal niuE.
Public NOTICE IL hereby Eiven that on Ncdnef day.
the lth day ~ fsbruary. A. D. 1854 NJ ~ o'clock
% that day. a. the front door Of tho count house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county. Montana
will Ia ohediance 90 said order Of sails and decree
Of fgrecloaure and sale. cell the above described
property. 20 much thsreof a. tuAy -
snd co.ts 10 the highsst and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this 10th dag Of JAnuArT.
CHARLES d. CURTlR sAsrla
IE lEEn T. hn@-- Under thefi1
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tinchona and cocoa combined with one Of rho
bet aelactod spanish wines form, under tho
universally fnn.oi name Of nuE aud. 90 tsis q.
The most perfect ~ ton O.. AZ all prnci pal
urugglsfH.
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a preacher who was asked the cause 81
ms impoverished condition said that vgn.
due to preaching SO much without notes
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Mouiana Peerless Baking Fowler. hs.
home industry. A5k your grocer fos a.
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A glass TO, e. worth az cold tai. week for
zoe a. lhe / o. Hive.
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The L. s. Public SAmpiing Works. this
city, has reduced their sampling and assay
ing charges to a figure In keeping with the
times. hey pay cash and she highest
market price 10 al classes Of smelling
ores. Silver is computed Gt the New York
quotation ami not tire CD cav delivery.
Custom assaYing will receive careful aud
promt attention. Ofics corner Grand aud
Jackson streets. Helena. Montana.
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The last Charity Entertainment Before
Lent

The programme OF the Helena Banjo and
Mandolin clubs ehaTity concert FRIDAY
evening a. Ming's opera house includes
soms Of the bsst literary and musical talen,
In the Helena. Among others will 10 a
piano solo by MIR. N. IL. Hershfeld. who
needs no Introduction 10 our people. Mrs.
Swiggitt Wilson Will give = most pleasing
number. aud several OF the beat Vocalists
IN Helena will assist.
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Arrlral. :. .he Grana o.ntr.I.

" D Pinketon, Butte & III Culbsrtson, Butte
hos Eiley. spokane NJ l. Brown, Philips
William lay. Philips burg
burg G butcher. 81 Paul
) Caunpbe Bozo- Geo II a. ub, ismArck
man JAS aTnum, Ayon
q Riggs and wife. East George Il weston. ST
Helena LOUIS
II II Morris, 81 Louis X IS ulWer. Mickes
q W Avorill, York NJ Gaunt Great Falls
ID Rice Great Falls & FULLER, FOREMAN
h Bennett, York l. Rauget. Crrg
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars,
Buffet Smoking Library Car,
NOTICE.

pn00T A thorough c1uras "a mum
AHIlHI .ss bet sJsien knoWn HhHll
Bailey IlucE N''hS
Job work dons ADply Al ofios.
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g. will buy library hanging lamp at The
Bee HIya that will cost At any other store.
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"Ihs Uniun Fac nc are Fairly In IT,"
Three thousand mile books Qoce over en-
tire system. inciuding steamers. Port
land 20 san Francisco and Montana Union
railway, with baggage allowances Of 250
pounds. now on sale at two and one-hAlf
cents Der mile.
Only line TO the east via salt Lake and
Denver. PulmAn dining and sleeping cars,
also Tourist sleeper and elegant chair care.
Dae the worlds pictorial line. purchasing
tickets 20 No. ~ North Main street.
II q. WusOS.
Freight and Passenger Agent.
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10y $3.50 has for 81 at The Boo Hive this
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" Stewart Seattle RBPorter, Sea tie
Lrowner. New A. 4 b4y.iss. Aarys-
York vile
l. Hirichhorn. New Alfred Meyers. Living
York ston
X Armstrong Fore d r. Contain. 81 Paul
man LOWS. II joseph
r U Hilbourn. Chicago J J Cunningham, 81
y Is Caaerhead, Bate laul
; Alexander envcr
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