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PERSONAL.

Walter Cooper 10 In town from Bossman.
O. A. Tlbbs,s and wife, Winston. are
registered at The Helenn.
Tom hoTagus and DIR. A. II. Mitchell. OF
Deer Lodge. nro in the city.
ID. W. Ehvss, OF Kentucky, was admitted
10 practice BY the supreme oourt yesterday.
Edward Horsky arrived yesterday from
Ann Arbor, where be has bosn study ing
law.
Eugene Meyer has just returned from at
tending the Grand Lodge. X. OF r., al Ana.
oonda.
willie Israel returned from Ann Arbor
yesterday and will spend his vacation with
hia pArehtL
Misa Bette II. Campbell. OF Blackstone,
Va. 10 Waiting her brother, A. A. Camp
bell, Al il51S North Bsattio street.
Editor Butler. OF the StockerowsrI Jour
nal, Of Miles City, was among the eastern
newspapor men who remained over in Hell
ena yesterday.
Capt. O, +. Hodges Twenty nh iufan-
try. assistant inspector general and In
a. uctor Of tho Montana National guard,
came over from Butte yesle day and will
romain here for two weeks,
Charles NJ. RusaslL. better known AZ ths
cowboy artist, 10 In town and 10 a,opplne at
The Helena, whore he forms quite a plctuF-
osqus and interesting figure IL Ia his frsl
yinis 10 the capital siueo 1887
Ralph Berry, White Sulphur Springs,
WIN. h Fisher, Virginia CITY, IL. X HYATT,
Tovnaendi J. j. Kelly, Great Falls; q. w..
Goddard, Bozsman, ID. u. Vincent Butte,
James Glass, Bhsini and =. A. Williams,
q ondise, are among .he ou,'of-tovn yisi-
tors In the oity.
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MANY RETURN TO WORK.
Hat No, All sf Them, BY Lon
Odda

uat Not Ali Of Than. By Long
Odda
SbhFhLANp' W. sphe -hsp"'ss Honi
points along The Cleveland, LoFfAlne a.
WhesilnR road show th0k work was resumed
at only two nlnsa to-dst. Those are "A
Rook uuI n. a.. u..,ii,o, At.,,t., !. o..
.soo~ .i'. 'N' A'".."'""
ss"' W Ne'., w. n "a'Nh
neo'uou IN mass meesIhe 'o hoio ops TOT =
ib-esnt dinerenilal over the rate peid IN
the Hook hill district The militia con
ltlnuea 70 Rusfd all bridges and treaties.
The minors ssy u aoebs are put 10 their
PLACES thers VIII be the biggest Ilot 10 ths
hlhtoFy OF tho county, and militia viii Do
oi n,uo sonssa 9snes 70 suppIsss y. miners
~ 70. spon uls't,os Iesuthso 70
We 'h 'ns pAAh OF 'ho Ooiu"ivea hRtes-
iNen"
frrrsnuRg, June iA-The settlenent OF
the coal s.flks and Toe rytura 20 work to-
aeI OF lb,OOO oil the 2p.OOO miners In this
dlstriet has given an impstul 10 all kinds
ouIsss. IA .ne .lls' ils'I,o' sny lninei'
an., III .s W. Ns sss ns sos,s,, ~.
W ops..s ~ se..ns w.. w
yeIJ aE,,v,"sut anu ,ne "'a.'A ~ no'
~ y"9n uau, ,n's aoee ~ nsnS.n "a
,ns,,u A' "o' O0en i''uneu' ou' WI W
'no'"I'
,A Fall, nlr .sne n.-No m'ns,s sre
n.sn ,oev ~ 'ss ,u.nos nv ~ n.s
wssY1 ., .ou, ~ lne Ienus's ues.are ,n'
az. ",.s NJ ys sn.s ' Ies poes
10, ,s.. n.. ahs n,,cs. n,aa ~ .us, tn
nob psT the pticel hhmou ot tho bpfihR
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UPSET THE TALENT.
McDonaid's Luiu Justihes Her Name In
the Debutnnts Stakes

McDonsid's Luiu JustIhes Her Name In
tho Debutnnts Stakes.
NEW YoRK. June lS-There was consid-
erabls eIcissmen, to-day Ia the betting ring
at Morris Park In tho Debutants stakes, for
the calculations OF the talent wee upset By
three added horses. Ono OF them was
McDonsld's Lulu Ally. who was OF not
much account In her last race. In ths
Long Island Lightweight handicap none
bu. Herald tried issues with Comanche.
aud tho latter fought had for . head ell
tho way 10 the finish.
Five fnrlongs Trsvslyn, Wah
Jim 1;00lf; milo-Peter the Gieat. Ormus,
BsldemeIe, l;ill4i i've efurlongs-Lulu filly.
Sweden. Liza. lIOl; mile-Comanehe,H Her
aid. 142at; hve and one-half furlonRs-
Havoc. Dslabrs. hArsttie. 1.0s; mile and
one furlonR-Star Actress. Antipods. Del
Norto. 1858.
CHcAoo. June 16.-Tho tenth American
do " 10 the ali absorbing topic OF discus
sion among tuffmen here. Domino, Horn
pip, Senator Grady. Matt Byrnes and
Dorinn are all finely talked OF ns probable
winners. on the lob Domino sppsTsntly
has most friends a, p,ssvnt. There ia
much speculation 90 60 ths entfios.
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oMInA, June IA special to the Bee
from HarrisonburR. NSb.. says that the
northern patt Of Sioux county was visited
yesterday by q eyolone which WAS terrible
Ia It's severity. II was hbou, twenty rods
wide and hve miles In length. Everything
In its path was swept from the "a Oh. A
log fourteen fost Ia length and fifteen
inches In diameter was picked up aud
carried n distanco OF sixty rods. The baTns,
sheds. wagons aud implements OF u, w.
Woody we're completely demolished, Rufus
Woody and hia horse Ia the ahsd were
picked mp aud carried through hn open
oof and landed aRaln about 200 feet awaIs
Neither was seriously injured.
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HIS DAILY CONFESSION.
Mortimer Adds 10 His Criminal
Completely in Murder False
Statements.
Makes Each Day n Denial OF Hls
Confession OF tho Previous
Day.
ulS Last coatradiots All tho Others aad 10
Not believed By Very Many
People.

90, sr.
'ps''Ai 70 NV i"uep'nu'"''
idNnsdsroA Jane le'- WINE hor'imer.
oag o' sns mu asief' seh-oohiesseu, Oh
''"anusi rieniuR' has maoe ano'no' s'A,e'
mon' ana eua'd one more 70 .ne isse
s'N'e"sh.s 10 NUS Inaue Sihos n's ss'ss''
,..,' 'a,t h'sn, no'Nme' sen, vo.u 70
"u1Ee n"n't 'na, no Hsn ano'n', s.a'o
"'n' 70 maze anu VANISH 70 hANe
onoi pu' SuuRe n"nV 'n"uen. "ns'h'hs
'o''hei hau 70 sAy "on'u hssp unu,
'D',nins ano no 'sius'u W SEQ MN "n''
.o-'AJ' in's morning ao'"nei .sS
o1ouRn, ,o 'ne oniee OF 'he luaee Dy unus'
Sa.'n hoRan' ahe No 'ne'e s'a'oa 'ns' no
NV 60" "''.eu ,Ds ma'as' ., hmanao.
's'"'na on .no nisn. OF np'n ~, uha'ueu
a"e e'ouo' 'h'' ne,'h'. nhoe'son' ana'
'.s''s' nor an, one esss hsu nauu IA 'hs
aoau' anu 'na' ne msae 'ns s'a'ehoa' '"
saw ~ 'n.ooon' 'na' : ." 'u' p"'o"'
"nen qu.'',onee " 'a's' h'ni,' s'''
..n'' s'h'ei 'na' no hsa s"o'n 'aiss'y "
.ne 0o'onels .nqus'' ssa'n ,ae p'sn",
NAY sis''''a'''n' 'au s'so - ."s "s. -
ne.''son. ne ,a'a,' s'a'eu sa"' ,""
'a''men' no 'naus W ~. so'e'no' 's'nu,
.ou, nou's os,ofs was isso' elesnonou
,a''"o' ., 'u's, neap Nv a"u '"a. au-
e''.on was no' WIN nun u, sne s'"' " .ae
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"nen nhssa "nea no w" 'o.u h'-
ss''oa OF 'ne nsiue' ~ ispmeu 'no oa'u'.
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svs' no' ak's' =, =" WIN wn@' f'e1s s's'
..p'u 'o ., ~. 'r's' ioi ns 'aen s"o,e 'ns'
a. no..'ne' ssu '''a '''n " .a' "u,-'' .a' %
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.ao. "Ae many VI us o'usf s'o.ss' a'o no'
'oia vA's' aue sne Iusso sa"nea n."ss"
snu A'i ptessns os.onu ooao' Una. mot''-
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,ne Isnoi' anu ~s'o IN 'us po'',s''on o.
suoss nenry " sn' .'ms OF maa'ns 'n''
as' 'sa.s"on,. Oas OF ,nese ,e's''s CON
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n'' s.ounu yos' ane wn ho. unSsa''
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-19
POISON IN TUE FLOUR.
Narrow Escape OF witness In . Csis-
brsted Case.

Narrow Escape OF . witness In . Csie-
brsted Case.
Special to Tho Independent.
GRrAr FAILS. June lS-A letter from
Judge Lee, OF Kibbsy, received to-day,
says that Arthur Vieau, who was the prin-
oipsl witness In the famous English case,
which has cost the county and state thous-
ands OF dollars. narrowly escaped death
from poison last week. He had besu away
from home aoms Tins and had lsft 4 sack
Of hour and quattsr OF beef In the house
Hs made some bread Of the -four on his
return. aud found II bitter tasting and
throw II away. HIs brother ate soma and
became Violently III, and chickens, hogs
aud the family dog. which ate The dis
cardsd bread. died. A neiRhbor. Ms.
Nsbsl, borrowed aone Of tho -four and
mad, bread fiom il, and her family Was
made M also. A quavtsr OF beef was like
wiso dopsd and had TO be thrown away
and knife cuts wsis discovered on the -four
sack.
Al the frst trial OF tho English case
ViOSu stated in court that the English boys
had threatened 10 take his life II he tss,i-
ned sgaina, thom, and tho court nued one
800 aud sent the other 10 jail for ton dSys
for contempt OF oout.
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WAITING TO SIZE IT.
MN Reserves the night tn Wait Before
Deciding How 20 Vota.

DeclulnG now 10 hote,
WAsnM0roN, Juns is.-hill moved, In
shs senate to- day, 10 plaos coal on iho free
hs, and spoke Of the redemption Of demo-
cratic plsdeoL The house bill placed coal
on tho FREQ list. Tho haanes COMMITTEES
amsndmsnt placed duty Of 40 esnta ton
on bI,uminoua coal and slack, ID cents on
slach aud ouim and 10 pOr cent nd vslorem
on coke. A soon hs the clerk had read
this paragraph Hill aud Psfiof jnmsod 10
their feet. The New York senator was
recognized snd be seut 10 the SlsFks desk
an smsndlnsnt 90 RELOCATE bituminoua coal
and shalo 10 the free liat.
lie suppo tod his amend Ensnt With
speech. IL was, he anid useless for him 90
entof Into lengthy Argument. lie simply
vented 20 call the attsntlon Of his demo-
cratic colleagues 10 the fact thai the o0un-
try expected democratic congress, Ia eny
tain measure. 70 place coal on tho free
list Daring the eourso OF hin remarks
Chandler interrupted Hill. expressing
the opinion that coal would be on
the fee list before the bill became lAs,
basiDg his opinion on the 'sofeno conf.
denee" felt BY the Nova Scotia syndioate
With which Whitney was connected. Hill
declared that he was opposed 10 certain
features OF the bill. the socialist and popu'
lislio income tax In particular, but no Qua
he declared, had q right 10 aav no was op-
posed 10 the bill and was seeking 10 COM
pass ITS defeat.
God knows what the bill will be like
when II passes the senate and comes ont Of
conference" said he passionaiely. God
knows how many eItortions and eonoes-
sions will be wrunR fiom the unwilling
hands Of the committee. reserve the
right 10 vots for IL or not when sse what
II 10 NJ flnslity."
Squire. on behalf OF the Washington coal
interests. thought ID was unfpir 10 admit
Canadian coal st 10 per cent when Canada
charges 60 per cent on coal imports.
Perkins explained that he should refrain
from voting on this paragraph becsuse he
had a PERSONAL istsrsst In cohl mines on
the Pacific coast.
Hnrs amendment was lost. seven TO fifty-
one. Messrs. Kyle Allen and PETER. popu-
lists. Hill and Irby. democrats. and Hans
brouRh aud Washburn. republicans. voted
In favor OF the motion. 1ho finance com.
mittes amendment tlscinp a duty of 40
cents on bituminous coal and shals aud 10
cents ON coal or culn that will pass throuRn
a half-iach screen was then agreed 90.
Vest proposed q sorios Of increases In the
duties on gloves. which were agreed TO
without objection. The misc csllaaeous
schsduls was completed without obstruc-
tion. and Al 6;lb the senate adjourned.
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ROW In THE b. p. 0. Il.
Jamsstows, N. ", the Proper Place o
Meeting THIS Year.

Jamsstows, N. ", the Proper Place of
Meeting This Year.
JAMESTOWN. N. Y. June i8 AT $3.50 this
afternoon tho Elks' grand lodge special
session began. Roll call al the opening Of
the session showed 1863 members Of
the grand lodge present. A large
number Of lodQss were NOT represented.
Az ave O'Clock seventy members OF the
grand lodge Withdrew and took the train
Tor Atlantic CITY. Bv a vote Of seventy
six 10 ten the grand lodge sustained ths ao-
tion OF Exalted Ruler Apperly In suspend
ing three grand trustees and appointing
othe's Ia their places. BT vots Of eighty-
four 10 two they approved the action Of the
grand hnstess In appointing jamestown 90
tho meeting place OF the grand lodge. Fifteen
lodges we're read out OF the orders grand
lodge until they make proper returns TO the
officers, Thev were; Philadelphia. San
Fr,nciseo. Baltimore. Meridian, Albany,
Now Bsdforn. Lowell. Newport, Il. L.,
Wilkesbarre. Brooton, Hhverhill, Boston,
Hiehmond and Indianapolia
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The
Boston.
Foolish Spending 10 the Fstksb
of Poverty.

Don't pay from $500 to $500
more to other Clothing Stores for
a suit of clothes, when you can
procure the identical suit from
us from So to SIS less. This
week we are displaying in our
display windows a line OF Mems
All-Wool Suits, medium weights
in the latest cut and fashion, that
we guarantee no other clothing
house in the city can reach us
The prices range from
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-19

PlrmsoS. ~ j., Juue is. Tho Decker
ton express on ,hs New York. susquohAnas
a Western railroad. going thlfiy-nve miles
m honf. ran into and demolished an slso-
trlo street car al the River Htrest oosflna
to-day. Among those injured are! Joshua
O'Brien. contractor, internal iniofieai Ma
tildA Cloxton. school toAoheT. injured la
the hsad. MOI uerlouslyi Laura beecher-
nough, school teaeheL elight iniuflsa In
the head and bodyi Elien Cullen. en elderly
woman, injured internally, Ereds Weller,
injured on head and body.
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Nn.r tha nnarar Linn

OMAHA, Jana rs. Tho river was within q
few inches Of tho danger line at noon. II
has beon raiuing all day. aud there Ia high
watsT north.
sr. JosKru. June iS-The Missouri rose
over foot last night and Ia one foot and
fve-tenths above the danger line. Mssy
acres OF farm land have been eaten away.
A heavy rain fell ,o-daY aud the river pro-
badly will 20 higher.
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CAN co THROUGH.


By Rail-, Wagon aud Isoa,-s. n. PA.,su-
gers
Special to Tho independent
NissouIA, June ls.-Most Of the wost-
bound passengers who have been detained
here fiom ten days TO two wSeks left this
morning on special for Jaeko. A trans
fer Of four milea by tam will DO made
from that point 10 near Dunoan.. From
Duncan to O,Ark's Fork, a distance OF 100
milsa will be by train. AZ Clarks Fork q
atesmsr will bo used 10 tFanafor passengers
dywn tho river 20 Lake Pend por,ills and
aoroas ,ha, body OF water 10 Sand Pslna a
distance OF twenty.siI miles. ThIa por.
ton OF ,he trio by steamer will undOubtsdly
be q very pleasant variation Of the sxpsr.
ishco Of travellers. From sand Poln. the
journey westward can be resumed by rail.
A train went out on tho CWut dAlsns
branch ,his morning ~ far a. slerria. II
10 sIpso.sd iAs, BY Wednesday or Thurs-
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nena In,e.ln.n, cemn.nI.,.

JEFvERsoS CrTr, No.. June ls.-Ths sn-
creme court this morning dismissed the
proceedings instituted by tho attorney
general TO vhoAis the charters Of three bond
investment companies doing business in
this state. IL ia held that thess companies
were propotly incorpo Atod and have n
right TO transact business 10 accordance
with articles OF associations. The attorney
general says he will now prosecute these
concsfns under the antl-loltsTy law II they
nttampl 20 resume business
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-06-19

sioux FAits, s. D., June Ex-senator
Psttiefsw, now a, home here. this morning
received a summons from senator Cray,
chairman OF the augar investigating com
mittee, 10 appear aa witness. Pettierew
wired back hs never purchased stock lu any
corporation for speculative PURPOSES before
or alnce going 20 the senate and asks ~ bo
excused from the "trip 10 Washington.
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May ssoure Indian Relies.

WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE secretary OF
the interior has granted psrmiAsion 70 the
management OF the New York Museum OF
Natural Hlstory TO allow Its repfessntives
entrance TO the Uncompahars and Uintah
Indian reservations. IN Utah, 10 obtain
foshils Tor exhibits. The request was de-
MED last winter. owing 10 the excited con-
dition OF the tribes.
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day this branch Will bs opsn 10 Wallace.
and from ,hsre via tho Union Pacific 40
SPOKANE. A train pullod into Mlss0ula thls
evening from Joeko. having on board The
easi-bonnd passengers who havs been
WAiss-bound two wosks Al Horse Plains
and A Thonpaon Falla
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Tho vI.l,lnE EdItor.

They were in happy mood, returning
from the snnual meeting nj Great Falls.
They werO In even happier mood when they
had appeased thor hunee no tho dinner
hour sunday night with some OF the de-
lloioua bread made from Arabslla nour,
aud the exquisite palify made from White
Lily. These bands, made hy tho Montana
Milling company. OF ,his city, are In favor
with tho editorial fraternity.
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New hike Records.

WALTHLM. Mass. June ls-0vOr 10000
people attended the bIcyels ,aco this aftsr-
noon and Hairy Q. Dilier broke ths half
mile record. held by himself. BY ons-nfth
% second. lhe record now stsnds .59 I.5.
johnson rode the fastest mile ever ridden
before spectators and established n record
OF 2l03 5. Beflo and A. Il. Rich broke the
worlds record for tandem half-mile
Ia, ri
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r.on a. p,I, a, s.n.,.,,o,.

CuIcAoo. June is.-Judgo MeConnSll TO-
day granted . divorce 70 EI-Coneressmsn
Hanson Dnnham. Mr.. DunhAm charged
thai compromising relations oIiatsd be-
tween his wife and Mnior Allyn. While
the hearing was pending MIRA. Dunhani got
q divorce IN south Dakota.
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MADISON Ind, June is-The steamer
citg OF Madison atfuek dyke amidships la
font OF this city Al fout o'clock thiA NON
ing and tore holo seventy fset long IN her
huil, On board We . aevsnty-five wheel
mon returning from Evansvills. ALL safe.
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ASsAroLIs, Nd, June ls.-rhe report of
tho board OF visitors Of tho Uui,sd States
naval academy will suRRest that the course
Of instruction be siI years. instead OF -four,
aud atwa yssrI o uiso ne al present DC.
easloaol practice cruises Of four months
each are recommended.
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The Antl-Option Bill.

wAsHNoros. June lS-Ths anti-option
bill was launched upon its congressional
voyage In ths house. Hatch opened the
debate with . speech In favor OF the bill.
When Hatoh's time expired, Warner. DEM
ocrat. OF New York, delivered Q vigorous
speech against the measure. Bryan, OF
prevent gambling In farm products, and
thoarhs IL was unjust TO his constituents.
who vero mainly farmers. that other men
should have the riRhs 10 effect the price OF
their products II they had taken the risk OF
rain aud drouah and q RIasshcppsrs and
cbinch bugs. There vas no difference be-
tween the notion OF n burglar who went 10
q mans home aud robbed him OF his goods
and the action OF q man who. on the stock
exchange. drove down ths p,ics Of ths
farmers products. and thuss sdeptivsd hiIa
Of 80 much 10 which he was justly entitled.
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WASHINGTON. June lS.-Morrison !.
Swift Of Boston. appeared before the
house committee on labor to-day. Chair
man McGann called his attention to an ar
ticle in n Washington evening paper. which
alleged that he bad been connected with
Honors Jackson. of Chicago. in an anarob-
ist plot. When Questioned he laughed and
said he had never met Jsckson but once.
and II no had known Of any suoh plot he
would have tried to prevent 10. He said he
had always deprecated violence In oonnec-
tion with strikes. He advocated u rsdue-
tion OF the hours OF labor 70 give work 70
the unemploJed.
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$40 to $40 a Suit.
NEChWEAR.

We may seem rather impish
to other neckwear dealers. You'll
be more charitably inclined when
you see at a choice for IS cents
the big assortment of ties we are
showing in our display window.
Call on us and let us convince
you that it is to your interest to
trade with us, as we always in
sure our customers satisfaction.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-09-22

10 NAM 0TCCI
| have tested your "rhrce Crown Baking powdcr."
and iud that you have perfectly equaliEgd the ia
grcdents OF which Il Is composed. making Il a
powder Of high merit. Your own printed instrlc'
tons governed M In my preparations, and after
placing 1t the seyerest test known, the results were
so satisfactory that have decided to use no other.
5. T.. BALL
Expert In the An aud Sa,ence OF Cookery
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FAD THE ENDORSEMENTS OF THE LEADING EXPERTS IN COOKING AND BAKING
SALT LAKE CRY Aug, az 1885,

SALT LAKE CRY, Aug, 49, 1885,.
Messrs. Hewlett Bros,
Genilemcn-l have tested your "Three Crown
Baking Powder, and find It equal to any In the
market. / chccriuly recommend It as Home
Product not eNccllcd by anything imported
Very respectfully
HANNAH MCCORMICK,
Presideu, Of the Woman's Home Industry Assoeia-
ton OF Utah.
SALT LAKE CRY Aug. 20. 1894.
Messrs. Hewlett Bros,
Gentlemen-l have tested your "rhree Crown
Baking Powder" and find It equally good as i'm.
ported any other Baking Powder that | have
tried | cheeriuy recommend II aud hope that
all ladies' who are interested In the welfare Of the
Territory will patronizs Home Industry by using Il.
Very respectfully,
JENNIE A. FROlSErH,
Secretary Womans Home Industry Association
OF Utah.
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Excelsior BakerY,



! find "Thrcc Crown Baking Powder" manu-.
Acturei by Hewlett E.os % absolutely pure and VI
a high lclvrning power and equal 10 any Imported
Powder, Have made special test On cakes aud
recommend /, TO the public as a hrst class article
Ia every respect EDWARD SCRACE,
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idaho Bakery,

a. East, second South Street,
recommend Three Crown Baking Powder"
manufactured by Hewlett Bros to the pu1c as a
superior article The firm Is so well known that
comment is unnecessary Their goods arc pure.
Success TO another Home Industry
ANDREW GEBHARDr.
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Grand Pacific Hotel.

We arc using Three Crown Baking Powder" Il
gives good satisfaction US any imported. Out
Chef wants nothing better than the Three Crown"
MRS c 4. WHlrrEMORE
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Tho Com Bakery and confectionery,

as West Second South atfeef,
have used "Three Crown Baking Powder"
manufactured by Hewlett Bros, anu find it just as
they represent Il. II will compare avorably with
the best OF Powders made.
HENRY SIMON.
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Colorado Bakery,

No. . .as', Third south Street.
We have used your "Thrce Crown Baking
Powder" and after laf test hnd Il equal to any On
the market ], l.. DOYLE,
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On using Three Crown Baking Powder " manu-.
iactured by Hewlett Bros, find il satisfactory 10
every respect II Is Just as good as any imported
Powder on the market
JOHN e. MEIsTER, Head Baker.
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Cullen Hotel.

have used "Three Crown Baking Powder" and
can say It isa Powder Of excellent merit want
20 use no better and the reliable firm manufacturing
II 10 a guarantee to the public
WALTER RYAN, Pastry Cook.