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The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13

Mr.. Thomas Evans Of Townshend
whose death we record in it's proper place
was for number of years resident of
this place, keeping the hotel while here.
He and his family have many warm
friends here whose sympathies are with
the living who have suffered the great
loss of model husband and father.
Merchant Pier of Jacksonville has
something to say in advertising col
umns. See first page. Also on same
page Carleton & Lugene of Man.
chester Centre.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13
Deserving Praise.

We desire to say to our citizens, that
for years we have been selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Ducklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never
handled remedies that sell as well, OF that
have given such universal satisfaction.
We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund
the purchase price, if satisfactory results
do not follow their use. These remedies
have won their great popularity purely on
their merits. Geo. G. Smith, Druggist.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13

j. G. Mcconnell, the optician, fin
ished his labors here on Wednesday
and yesterday morning went to jana
lea where he will remain the week out
and will then go to Granville, N. Y.
He has been very successful in this 10
cality, his work proving him to be, what
he claims, graduate optician. In as
tigmatism and kindred diseases of the
eye he proved to be thoroughly at home
and able to give relief where Others
had totally failed.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13

AS badness makes one look premature
ly old, so full head of hair gives to ma
ture life the appearance of youth. TO
secure this and prevent the former,
Ayers Hair Vigor is confidently recon-
mended. Both ladies and gentlemen pre-
fer it to any other dressing.
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Liberation Notice (!

Notice is hereby given thai | have this
day given my son, Franz II. Pierce, his
time during the remainder of his minori-
tv, and that after this date l shall pay
no debts of his contracting nor claim
any of his earnings.
Londonderry, VT, April 10, 1894.
JAMES A. PIERCE.
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RAWsONVILLE

Mrs. B. w. Sheldon has secured
position as attendant at Brattleboro
Retreat.
Arnold Kingsbnry has rented O..
o. Kingsbury's tenement, better
known as the Peabody house, and
will move there at an early date.
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If afflicted with scalp diseases, hair fall
ing out, and premature badness, do not
use grease or alcoholic preparations, but
apply Halls Hair Remover.
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Special NOtlces.

W-You cannot afford to buy files to
keep your saw teeth long, you cannot af-
ford to spend your time turning an old
wobbly grindstone to make your edge
tools cut. Bring your saws, thick axes
and every kind of edged tools from a
Jack knife to 80 inch planer knife, and
will do my best to make you smile.
+. w. MELENpY,
So. Londonderry, vt,
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The last results of pharmaceutical Sc
ence and the best modern appliances
are awaited of in compromising Ayers
Sarsaparilla. Hence, though half-a-c Gen.
fury in existence as medicine, it is fully
abreast of the age in all that goes to make
it the standard blood-purifer.
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N~FoR SALE-One fat COW that will
dress GOO lbs, also four two-year-old
steers, good ones.
c. V. BRYANT,
So. Londonderry, VT, Apr. 10, %.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13

H"FoR SAILS young cows, coming
TEN bull, two years old
Thos. j. Jaquith.
Londonderry,
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Malaria is one of the most insidious of
health destroyers. Hoods Sarsaparilla
counteracts its deadly poison and builds
nm the system
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THE LONDONDERRY SITTER.
The following letter comes from a
native of this locality. now residing
10 Florida, who has been subscriber

uuliNo W WIS ioS"h'y,s nv" ioe'eio6
10 Florida, who has been subscriber
to the SITTER from its infancy:
eyes, still admire the SITTER, love
to hear the news from my native state
and from section around which ever
cling sweet memories of the past. l also
admire the pluck of the editor; only one
man in thousand has the courage and
ability to make of the SITTER such good
success. Windham county has reason to
be proud of their enterprising paper. l
admire the stand taken against the mo-
nopolist and corrupt rings who are sap
ping the very life-blood on which free
people need for honest existence. Then
the portraits which adorn the first page
of the SITTER should be highly apprecia-
ted by the young, enabling them to be-
come more familiar with the name and
appearance of some of the leading charac-
tiers of our time. Then Talmage's SER
mon is an interesting feature of the SIF-
TER, always interesting and instructive.
Yes, the slow and orthodox old state of
Vermont needs just such paper. Were
it not for the SITTER and the everlasting
green hills, should look upon Vermont
as a mere monumental index reminding a
few survivors of past grandeur and by
gone days. Long live the SITTER"
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1894-04-13

May lie in paying too much
for a thing, or in not paying
enough. If you buy clothing
or dry goods for less than we
ask, you will not get as good
quality
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We call the attention of our read.

We call the attention of our read
ers, especially local ones, to an article
on second page, headed "a terrible
charge" Please read it through
carefully, and then ask youself these
two questions: When the town of
Londonderry sells in year over thir-
teen hundred dollars worth of liquor
does it not keep an open saloon? OF
the net profits of these sales accruin G
to the town how much is "blood mon
ey?'
This is said without any personal
reference to the present liquor agent
or, indeed, any one else, but simply
to call the attention of good citizens
to the part the town is playing in the
drama Of making drunkards and feed
ing the fires of unbridled appetites
heretofore ignited.
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Hood'S';s'::;sii' Cures

year past have recommended Hoods Sarsa-
parilla to others and shall always have good
word for 1t on account of the benefit 1t has given
me-" ALMoN P. COOLEY, Franklin Falls, N. H.
Hoods pills cure liver ills, constipation,
bilousness, jaundlce, sick headache, indigestion.
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Bear in mind that we sell
the old reliable Bradley Fer
tilizers and Soluble Pacific
Guano.
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THE
Londonderry Sitter.
So. Londonderry, Vermont.
Peabody House Livery,

so. Londonderry, w.,
Good Teams. Attentive Drivers.
Transients carried to the Lake and to
all surrounding points. Terms moderate.
r. S. GODDARD, Proprietor.
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That's poor economy.

Ifyou pay more you pay
too much, because we sell the
best there is.
The same rule applies to
groceries, provisions &c.
1t. & W. H. Landman.
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pefore the rsotiixhta

This week We will play close TO the foot
lights. Just before Easter. you know. will
requi.eag aud exhibition Of Ouf rich i'm
portations for spring.
Ny faith. What window display for
the last days Of Lent We don't mean thai
muslin underwear display. Not at all We
will talk with yOu concerning that window
later on Oar mind for the present 10 run p
ming o. enchanting capes. Mexican jackets
ana rich impo ted silks. These goods will
occupy for yoUF special benefit the entire
space Of our great south wiadow.
We again saw that We are playing CLOSE to
the footlights this week. The audisncs
again and again call US before the curtains.
lis applause for our grand spring ex-
hibit
We want you during this week 10 be our
guests. OR great front doors will lie
swung open tomorrow and so remain dui-
ing the day and night regardless of the
weather. so that We may have room TO greet
and Welcome you. We want 700 TO lock up
your houses. turn the children over to the
servant. OF loan them to your nsighbor. and
leave a note for your husband that you are
gone to the New York Dry Goods Store.
Bat let Ne caution you. just before you
enter the door stop and let your Rszs linRoF
on that south window that We have had
prepared for Your especial bensht. Believe
as. its a darling.
Bat We don't want you TO make sslsction
Of either silk dress cape. or iaeklt there.
We want you to enter for our whole store Is
in "blazs Of glory"
Yes. We again repeat We ara PLAYING
.0se to the fostlights this week. We are
rera el TO give yon great reception.
And old We hear one Of Jou mention d oaa
eoodsY We draw the line on dress goods.
You never, never saw such stock in Helena
sIuc9 the inauguration Of the New York
Dry Goods Store. They face you In every
d ectlon. Rioh stately columns OF dress
goo =. And for prices. Well We Woa't
tell you re what you shall have them for.
We ae goina to surprise you. So when
you visit us this week We will be yours 70
command.
people that play so close 70 the foo =
lights" we near you remark, should
always display nice hosiery"
Thanks. We are grateful that you per
mit o., for our hosiery stock - the grand
-s tae best and most complete Of any hos
ley stock in Montana. You can ind shades
10 hosiery here 10 match every piece Of
ess goods or silk In our house. You can
and shades OF hosierr here 10 match every
pair Of kid gloves That is what We call
nhv.nga hosiery stock.
This Wsek W expect you all. Customers
nul Strangers IRE all invited. Let those
Who are ia bu-insss come. Lock up your
stores and give your clerks holiday. "a
that the too. NAV have an outing during
The great tidai wave of the week that rolls
TOW rds Hslens's big store.
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THE CHURCHES.

So Helsna's church. Hoback street
Sundays; Hich mass, a. m.
BENTON avenue Christian church 81 vices
20 N a. IN. SUNDAY school ~ - o'oioek.
Oakss street a. +. church, Rev. Mm M
Hall pastor-Se Vices az II a. IN. ana tsu
y m. Sunday school 81 2so p m.
Rev. John r. A.. Watson vill rrsaeh a.
the A. NJ. r. church. Everybody well
come.
Firs, Rap,is, church. Eighth avenue en9
Warren street Preaching morning ana
evening by Rev. c. II. Allen, Jr.. pastof.
Scandinavian Lutheran church, Idaho
street and Twelfth aveeue-Services to-day
Morning II q. IN. nnd evenina f;oo o. M
Lausetz Carlson, pastor.
Unitarian society; G. A. n. hall. Mr..
Cfooktr will preach ~ II q. M. on De
mooracy and Religion" sundAl-aehool az
1915 y. m. No evening service.
Services AZ the seventh Dav Adventist
hall IN Denver block az T;t6 o'clock 20
night. Subject civil Cover nment ana
Religion" seats fee. and cordial in
vitstion 10 all.
Cathedral Of the Sacred Heart-sundays;
Low mass, eight =. m; high mass. 1880 a,
m; unday school. $3.50 y. ~; vesPers liaO
Il m. Week days, low mass every morning
AZ eight o'clock.
First Presbytefian church, Eleventh
avenue and Ewing streets-Ssrviees vii be
held AZ n q. m. and 1880 p. m. The Rev
4. Y. Moore will occupy the pulpit sun
day school ~ 2.SO =. m. A welcome invi-
tation is extended TO all,
A. the Congregational ohufch-W. e..
Schoppe will pieaeh az II .. m. on The
Virgin Mary. OF Catholic Contribution TO
Womanhood.n Al 1880 p m. ON Christian
Faith and Unsanetidsd DoubAh Second in
the series Of Belief Necessary 20 Saliva
tionh
Cent al Presbyterian church. Helens ave.
nus-horning service II =. m. subieet;
"A Rehearsal Evening - vice $50 r. N.
Subject: Religion Of tho Philistians and
Taftars" or "A More Exosllent Wav."
sunday school 2:30 :. m. y. Z. :. c. f..
$50 D. m. Wednesday evening prayer
meeting 1880. We co daily invite your
attendance.
Grand Street NJ. r. ehu ch-Rev. J. +.
Squirss will preach at The court house ~
the usual hours. All members are urgently
requested 20 be present ~ the morning
hour. Morning theme: The Once and
Work Of the Holy Spirit" Evening topic;
The Spirit Convincing OF Sin" sunday
school AZ 10 q. N. LsARus at 3. m. spe-
oial invitation 20 all 10 come and partei-
pate in these services.
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seven, there was evident deception,
and the ticket was unceremouiously
confscated In a day or two she small
boy would appear with a sorrovfui tale
about having lost his ticket, or some
thug % thc SORT The club room oponed
at reven o'clock and closed AZ half past
nine. 10 was kept warm, we'll lighted
and attractive. Behind "a railing were
kopt the games. a narrow passageway
lod 90 whore were kept3U OF 400 books,
many @, which were illustrated and all
carefully chosen 90 tic the particular
needs of the boys. The ticket was sur
rendered in exchange for game or
book. he being allowed 90 60 in aud
select his own book. Books or games
could be exchanged as often ns desired.
Ia game was returned imperfect, the
lost parts must be found before
the boy could get his ticket
again, and hs could not pass the door
70 go out without hls ticket. oae game
81 hfty-one pieces WAS used 10y hundreds
and not q single piece lost al the ssa-
son. The largest number ~ books Lost
during ans one season was four The
superintendent went al olt the room
among the boys. who were allowed 10
talk low, walk about, and do any other
proper thing llleuess wac not al
lowed Tho superintendent spent much
time visiting the homes Of the boys
gong about among them on the streets,
finding out their surroundings, etc.
Mir. Collins had charge Of that club
three wears. The secondyear II became
$50 popular that it moved into larger
quarters in the old state house One
ieature after another was added. 4
piano was kept 10 the room, and on GER
tain evenings ladies' or gentlemen would
come and play while the usual occupa-
lions o, the boys we're going on. DC
cas.onaliy there was an entertainment
or lecture. when al else was laid aside
Ono lecture consisted u chemical ex-
per.mcnts with interesting explanations.
One night nearly 30 boys sat almost an
hour. much OF the time in the dark.
listening 10 % description Of ancient
Roman gamcs and customs, with large
picture Of the coliseum thrown on the
screen This lecture was by Franklin
Carter, now president u Williams co..
lsge. There was scarcely O sound OF
whisper during the entire tim'. \
Young Mems Club" was formed OF the
"tolgis. and 90 them were given in
formal talks on government city, state
aud national ovouts Of the time etc. \
debating society was formed and in
strucuon in letter writing given. \
simple gymnasium was fitted up in a
small adjoining room. During that
three year7 Mr. Collins became ac-
quaiuted with about 300 boys. and was
able 90 exercise an immense influence
on their lives. Cigarette smoking was
largely broken up, and quarreling or
fighting Immediately ended on his APP
proach.
/ have condensed the above from an
address by Nr. Collins These are act.
ual occurrences. Mr.. Collins is still in
this same field earnestly at work with
hearl and hand to save the boys. Clubs
Of this same sort have greatly multi
Piled and are erywhere successful il
intel. gently managed with true manly
sympathy with boy life.
FRANH c. PATTEN,
Librarian Helena Public Library.
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The Northwestern Limited to Chicago
VIA tho No thvestern Line 10 the hnost
equipped train out Of Minneapolis and 81.
PauL II has Pullman and Wagner private
compartment and siKteen-seotion sieepers
aud bufetsmoking librars coaches and
leaves Minneapolis. daily 100 y. m; So.
Paul $40 .. m; arriving Milwaukee 75J a.
M ChleaRo $50 q. ~.
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March II and Is the worlds Pictorial
Line will sell tickets Helena 10 Dss Moinss.
Iowa and return. good thirty DAYS. transit
limits zen days In each diteotion, - sff -,
account Of the binstsllio convention Here
10 your chance 20 visit Great Salt Lake ana
Denver en- route 10 OF from ths oonVenti0n.
Car sefvios aud time uneqaalied
II. q. Musos,
Freight aud Passenger Agent
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ltey. j. 3d. Crook will deliver the third
lecture in tue popular course a. the audi
t1nam on lhlrsaay evening next His
sl'. ail le 'lle erIchn Citz-u."
.... WlJ have leari tt6 feveteud lec-
rra aIt uat need to be urged 90 avail
turu. Gives " $40 opportunity % ear him
900 t... timely ana lntertst-ug theme. An
ef.a...ut n4ualeai frogr4mule Will be pro-
Flla1 as heretofore.
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On AMI after Jan. % the Northern Pacific
will sell tickets from Helena to Ban Fran
cisco AZ return. on aoooHnt OF she Mid
Viatsr fair at the rate OF S62. 90. which in
cludes Ave admission coupons TO the fair.
Tickets do Rot allow stoPoVsra aAd are
limited for ro,utn passage thirty days from
date o. sals.
The regular six months excursion tickets
TO an Francisco aad Los Angeles snl re-
terra will be sold on the 10Th OF each month
as heretofore.
For further particulars. sleeping car res
ervatioRs, etc, call on or adde's
A. ID. ED0AR.
Gem Az. \. T.. Il. r.,
Go uer Msih ana Grand streets,
Helena Mont
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nimsialto League Ai Des Moines, Iowa.
Tor the above meeting the Northern Pa
oiho railroad viii sell tickets from Helena
20 Des AoiHss and return az the rate OF
Si4.zJ Tickets will be sold only on March
II and ~; will have transit limit Of ton
days IA each direction, with final limit Of
thirty days from date Of sals. Further in
formation viii BE- furnished on Application
80 A. ID. ED8AR. General Agent
Corner Main aud Grand streets.
Helena Mont.
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THE INDEPENDENT

n.nittAnoea A. the risk Of subscriber unless
"'ne % registered letter, check. postal or OK
W order. payable 10 Tho independent Pub
htllrg Comuany.
Persons desiring INn INDEPENDENT ssrvei
~ N.if homes or place of husincss can order by
rcs'ai card or through telephone no. loa Please
ttpffi raset q irregular delivery prompdI.
A'teftisainenta, 90 insure prompt inaerion
q Loud he handed Al before ,. NJ.
teleoied communicAtiona not raiurnahle M
-. posiaee Is ensloscd
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go % r. Louis via Albert ga" Route
h0rtest and best Only dining car route.
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The proper thing iu which 70 serve or
aucsst Get one 70 mors Of those gold lined
orange cups a. the Helena Jewelry Co.
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White honsy-comb bed spreads At The Pee
Hive only % ceuie. werf bargains al a. Better
grade reduced IN proportion. -
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NTN x - T " IN
Go uer Msih ana Grand streets,
Helena. Mont

For information how 10 travel cheaply. quickly
and comfortably TO ths tast. south and West.
address. A. ut ctg q. 1. g. a. A.. III. q
81 a. liy, Minneapolis Minn
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Are used in ths Diamond speotsoles the
beet made. Al stsinmotz's iews!r7 store.
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DireotoFst
T. c. Power. A. j. SellgmAn.
4. johnson Richard Locker.
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. fxohangs
issued on principal cities OF the nited states,
Can ada and / urope Transfer Of money uadS
By telegraph. Collections prem ptly attended -
Clty. county and state ecurities bought aud sold.
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legal Llaat. At this Office.


The childrens hosiery on special sale at The
Zoo Hive a. l5'i cents per IT IL one Of the bsst
targainz u q e season.
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Got 20 Hot springs Ark. via g. lbert Lea
Route. a 81. Louis ~. shortest and bsst.
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60 south via Albert "a" Route. N. & ~. L.
BY. Superior service and quick time.
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Tao north window OF Raleigh - Clarkss
Store presents notsl die lat OF hose. All
kinds. grades sizes ana colors are 20 be
seen.
hes a-g ana u4... r..s-s- in rnmmere Al and
tHE -l ..H.l. .-. ALTO I..a.uxrlpLy. tsloHutluz
AID Jana .4- b. fl. ...s eaE 10 ths Iueelhoru
Ie.rua l-lue-z college.
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Interest allowed on deposits made Tor spsot
Trsnsfsrs Of money made ~ telegraph.
Enehange soid On the principal cities 81 ne
Unitea htatos and huropo
Boxes for rent AZ reasonable rates In eur IRE
rnd burs lar pruof safe desosit vAaltN
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YOC HELP YOURSELF.


Aud bring Custoners.to Your own Place
OF Cuisines WITH Money.
Merchants NJ more customers doctors
mora patients lawyers more clients, news
parers more subscribers, preachers more
parish .oners. railroads mo-e passengers,
bankers more deiosiiors. real estate men
more investors. ani there IS oue way snd
one way only 20 get them, and that is by
buying home p+oducls and TINS building
~ home Industries aud bringing more
farmers iuto GA valleys. Every pound Of
foreign hour sofa IA hontana fonda 10 kesp
workiucmru away from tho stato, aud con
s.Qulntlf rrtv .uts the sue ding OF SO much
more money wit1 home tradesmeu md
professional men.
DO mora. IS obvious: Buy hou made
by the Montana Milling com any Heloaa;
8. q every way equals that mace by m n
vLo live a1d ray tax@a AMI erd thor
iu neT DO Dakota ami iInnesota. il - she
uniform testimony OF oil Helena ladies' wAo
taVs q led 10 that lor making bread tie .
I8 no lau "a the market that eKCeIs TIE
Arlae4.H. made by she Helena Roller mile.
Hut ior pastry tho White Lily. mace ID
tl- same eaula-T, is easily the eor OF uA
III priz9 bruu4s.
400 moRof sprnt FOR Arubslla and WtIto
I'd. o. ur comes right back 90 you IN toe
p
tla uts. ecu Iu tlc markst a. the same
aue. Dou't lea your grocer give Yon any
tuIlg lIal wueu you order hour.
Dcmocrato Prnnarie. sud Convention.
Ter She purpose * nominating eandi-
dates i7r ds men rni selecting ten dslo-
gates aut Cen alt. ruaies Co attend the cltv
convention. The democrats of this c.ty are
reru.atad Co hold tier p im-ries thursday
tf mug. Malc4 - l-Ji 20 eight o'clock. al
tnn following aces.
!. n- waf.--tItt bail.
e..at wari-iotel sioekwsll. Va rea
so CO.
.lird " -TaYnc's hotel. Park rvsu1e.
l.lrt. wurl- GsrhtuseI's block. Rodney
street
I4ta vart cuool house.
..E,l u4r--L1ts hous,-LguIals ave-
Iu
seventh ver Hose house. Breckenridge
elr..L
4ls democratic ctg convention will b,
aa 70 I.l-t .c LaIL "wednesday, Ma Oh
-il Ht eig %. n Tor tie puruoss oil
lum mating cauu dates for the Office vi
lun5 cit} sasu Grand police magIstratc
IaNifi hAsLlY, Chairman.
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We cannot afford to handle poor
goods We have no poor goods.
Right now we have Fresh Vege-
tables received daily. Montana
Water Cress. Lettuce, Parsley, etc.
Chickens and Turkeys.
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~ MontAniAna abroad will always hnt iHH
DAILY irDErrNnENr on hla a their tavoriie
hotels Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York West Minneapolis. baldwin AMI Palaces
Fan Francisco. McDermott. Butte. Leland Hotel
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