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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
50-Cent ones for 35c.
as cent ones for soc.
Sl.00 ones for 6Dc.

Satlnes that are satin In
effect, in dress lengths, l5c
from 25-plain black, black
and white figures, and fancy
colorings on black and blue
grounds.
All of our 374c German
Linen Towels are reduced to
25c. They are in the new
borders, with lnotted fringe
-damask and bird,eye pat.
terms.
One bale ticlings all done
up in mattress lengths, plain
and fancy styles--l24c per
yard from zoe.
Twelve more patterns of
those elegant China silks, 81
inches wide, in black and
blue grounds with small fig
ures--we shall sell for 79c
instead of 81.
Dress goods are getting in
the swim. Atwood cloth
mixturesin greys and brown
are reduced to SOC. = Al
inches wide Plain colors in
green, red and blue are re.
duced to 39c. Blue Hop.
saeking, Soc from $l.25, 81
inches wide; and a few wide
Serges, SOC from SIPS, in
greys, green's and brown.
Two hundred and fifty
yards floor oil cloth we shall
sell for l5c per yard for yard
wide, zoe per yard 1t yards
wide, and 25c per yard fol-
II yards wide.
A large lot of Linoleum
at Sic per square yard.
Worth 81; all in handsome
patterns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

pUILDINH BRICk-Au grades In any
ID quantity. JOHN NJ. SOLOMON
oiiicc, No. 8 Vest Third strsst,
Phones 10 AM xUa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
The Finest
Black Dress

SIIitS--take whatever quail.
ity you wish--you
can pay SIS or $50.
Whatever you buy-15
per cent. is handed
back to you.
Be sure and see the re. ..
turned Made.to. Measure
Suits. Prices cut in
half. Is per cent.
handed back.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

at l2 O'Clock IN.
N>4 head OF good work or drivius
62I horses; an especially fac driver
Nh nilch COWS, young heifers,
-knyoung bulls. hogs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS milk way,
on, GermAntowh carr age. sleighs
farm Wagons with hay rigging. / Mime.
apolis binder, moving machine. mowet
and reaper, grt'n Rad phosphate drill,
sod cutter grain fan. corn shelter. rotten
horse rake. twin harrow. plows, cuitiva,
tors. shos els. forks, scythes, grain or n
die. wagon harncs cafria &c harness and
many other articles not mentioned
Potatoes by the bushel, hay, corn fod.
der, and earn OH the ear. Hall interest
in IL acres of wheat In the ground.
Terms OF s le-Ail sIitus OF SIS aud un,
der cash. over that Amount credit of
months Will be given by the purchaser
giving banknble note with mi apprUyi
cd enAorser; ma interest to be demanded
| II note are paid when due; II not paid
when due, interest from date or sale.
JAMES NJ. NURSE.
L. W. Stidham L Son. auctioncers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03
Southeast Cor. 9th nnd King street.

Southeast Cor. 9th nnd King streets
Is the place for fne groceries You can
rely ON all The good you hny from ls
They ave frst-rlass and ut wholesale
pr ces. Have you had our Columbia
Syrub at 10 cents quar-? This lot OF
syrup opened tu-tay exceeds all. We have
just received ano TIER lot OF our tine Hell
fluwer apples Al 10 cents. Uui raisins and
prunes are the best value for the money
we ever offered. Four pounds OF pruuCs
Tor - cents. Ginger snaps. q cents. tol-
densrd mink, 10 ceuts can. Fine dates
cents Four cans Of delicious corn. 25
cents. Those bags of Hour at 40 cents
make white bread. Old fashioned meal
TO make pDno " tit uli We low;
try IL. We have the finest line OF 90 Zee
in this city. Ne can suit you in price.
our coffee ut 20 cents is truly excellent.
IL is Java bleHd We cant supply the
demand but we have II lot now Mt 20
cents. FONT forget it. Old tngl sh
cheese. Rich aud mellow II would grace
amy tllle. Fine for Lent. our o'clock
tea aud Silver Run butteF at - cents
Cream homeless Goldfish is the finest II sh
you eyer used. We have the best sIIad
and fat nIlckerel. for cut. We havr
pickles at y cents n Jar. IL Is the tiirsL
aud cheapest condiment We ever offered.
We have cut ass mustard cups 1T SC.
Cream pitchers and hRndlelcss glasses
filled with prepared mustard. Come and
| II you don't sec what you want. ask for
/; we have 1t. T. NJ. Wll.R.
m2-jL- Fifth and King Sts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03


Are the sensations experienced by the
nervous and dyspopttc. Unaccountabl Q
paipitat ON, buzzlng In the ears. flushing
OF one side OF tho face odd taste aud
tfngling IN the mouth. constant restless.
ness, signing ia the outlet and sinking
II the stomach. acute scnsltiveness to
slight sounds that magniiies them ten
fo'd. low spirits-theso arc only few of
the charming experiences OF the indiyid-
ual who suffers from comb lined nervous
ness and indigestion-a team that
usually travel together. Their ray and
festive career Ia. however, brought to a
full stop by that gr, attest of all stom-
achics, Hostetters stomach Bitters, VIII ioh
also overcomes their INSTRUMENTATION
and biliousness. This popular remedy
fortiiies those who nse II against malaria.
chronic rheumatism and kidney con-.
plalnt, restores nervous Quistude and
promotes appetite. vlRor and sleep.
To Pensioners.
Quarterly pension vouchers prompt
ly executed by Thomas II. Jaily, no.
tary public. No. 800 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

A =tAtD-John q. Jackson Wishes {,
"A Inform tho public that he still tn .
out u lilo 'ilsc as Convtyancer lilo trust
th at hts more tnnn tilty years eNperieu O
rs n surveyor and wr or OF deeds mort
gaEcs agrecIh Cnts. assignments, wiil-,r
leases aud all other insir.!men OF writ
ing Ia tho line Of GiSNEYASCtNti, wi
entitla hiin to the continued patronage
his friends and the general public. Kate
Of charge Will hn moderate. Ne the prc4
Ont nnrd times sdeIi make proper IA
son, m. B Jackson will Cooperate with
him IN both Held and Office WORK.
J. q. JACKSON
Hockessln. DEL Feb. u, lsI4. fa5-..siv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

nEMoCiATlC Processing uaiet
IL signed wi. rim n wheels. i.ihcl
I'D, and put on igxi tif'e tor 6la.DG Ais,
ssxi Tn" ter $3.50 cash. Heavier /. rs
In pr porilo Joln >. elliott, EJbou
avenue between Tatnalt and wesi
streeta fls-ga
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-03

wANAAIAKER a. BROWN.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
6 10 Mnberes.

Gtmas MnbereS.
8as treiben Sic benn bic lan9en
@interabenbe, Strait Na@barin?"
sd leie -"
vS@iuer?-"
vgeein, - Grbien unb 2%inien."
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
Sprinsfielb, 8. Mai.

6. Dotion uon Sanborn weilte am
Montas in Springfield.
Trit 3idunte bat ben Contract fit
bos Mnttrei@en unb Iape3iren Der tatb.
Rir@e erbaIten.
gountpsM nualt Mobertion wobnte
lette ISOLDE Der Diitritt Gourtieuns in
&ebwoob SAILS BET.
Sn @eiddes Mpotbete uerben bic
5 eiten semiidten Garben auBerorbentli@
bilis u~ertauft.
Cars Treberidien reiite am Treitas
Na4mittas nit TamiIie mad GaribauIt,
ieiner neuen 9eimatb.
Die Mnsebote fir bic @aFermertss
unb 2i@~tanlasesB Bombs werben nd@iten
Donneritas seSffnet.
Diegiientabn Company IdBt ueri@ies
bene iebr a%wedmdBise VerbeierunSen an
ibren bieiisen Wiebb0fen u%ornebmen.
6enrp Stol Fat ni4t fem Mobel>
@eiddft an Germ @arnte ausuertauft,
lpie in letter drummer irrtblmli@er
Weiie beri@tet.
Sci S@leuber 1T Der 8lae, mo nj
Wanbubren biQis taufer tann. Preile,
auf has NeBerite reou;irt, 0 $l.O0
bis 5000.
@m. elliott, melder in Der elettri:
|i9en 2i@tanitalt pom Gersus SAILS ans
seitelt lit, beiu&t wdhreno Der Bo4e
feline Gltern babier.
Sole Tamilie Don Gbas. @oie in
8rootui1e uermebrte ii@ lette 8o4e
bur@ bic Mntuntt zines itrammen
Stammbalters.
Die Superuiioren Dor Burnstown
ernannten in elmer tir3li9 absebaltenen
Situn9 6ermann Meper unb Musut
Sbberion ais Trieoensri4ter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
CrwWex n1p &eitereS.

Nationen perben bur& Grfabruns
lansiam thug, Barren nimmer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Dien,t NJ Il , d (atbemlos): 80.
Semine, Trdulein, ibre beiben Srautiz
cams iino int Gallon. sic baben bic
Sa@e 'raus9etrie9t unb i'd CLAUDE, 9
sibt'ne furdtbare 9olserei." Traulein
(totetD: rS@redensuou! > @ott, mas
tbun mir?" Dienitmd6@en: sd merb'
bic @a@e i@on III Orbnuns brinsen.
Sd laufe rein uno iase, sic 'peinen fi@
bic Musen aus benz Ropf, neil Sbr Ra>
pa fem san3es @elb uerloren bat. user
bableibt, Sen nebmen Sic" 2mei Mis
nuten i?ater eri@ien bos mab@en NIT
Der Melouns, baB beibe 9erren nun
fortsesan9en ieien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Gin freunoli@es Nntlit mir5t iebe
Speiie unb lit einem @aite mebr uertb
ais bas Bette @eri@t. S@on Dein
gintritt 1T Elm 9aus 5eist Dir ben
@eift, Der fit Did in bemielben berri@t.
Man laKe besbalb ME einen @ait unter
elmer aussnblidli@en bittcren 2aune leis
ben.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
springfielo llno umgegeno,

Geo. @alt bat fir bic Office in ie,s
mem 9otel cine aussuei@nete Weders
llbr ansei@afit.
Snnerbalb 8 Monaten fanb IN unle>
rem Stdbt@en nidt elm ein3iser Iobess
faQ fat.
@ubolpb S@mib unb @eo. Toriter
uerbradten Sonntas bel Treunben III
Conn Sisel.
Grau s.. OeYoice meilt Bel ,bren 81
tern in Weitbroot, COTTONWOOD &c., 3u
Yeiud.
@er einen mirtIi1 suten @aiolins
Ofen taufen min, Der sebe mad S4mio
& Qebrer unb iebe ii@ ben vQuid Meal"
Ofen an.
Der spriusfielb gaiebausGl ub be-
CAB ii@ ant Greitas mad Grams uno
ipielte sesen bic bortisen Sunsens. Oas
grsebniB mar: Sprins!ielb 10, Grams
"a.
Oie Dolmann'i9e GbeatersG Grippe
ipielte am Greitas Nbenb CUR duBeriten
3ufrieoenbeit aler Mnmeienoen inns pern
9auie ben r@olobauer".
Der StraBeniprentler ma@te letten
Samitas fem gri9einen. Gbas. Gent
wirb wdbrenb bes Sommers oarna9
ieben, bab ii9 Der Staub auf uniern
StraBen babi@ rubis uerbalt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Gin S9mdter 1T elmer unseltimmten
Trommel dbnli@; beioe ~beleibisen bas
@ebSr unb Sebermann ueriu@t aus be-
rem Berei9 au tommen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Sn Der giniamteit sebrt ii@ elm tleis
net @eiit auf, elm itorter @eiit basesen
sebt seldutert in oas 2eben surGd.
8if Du ni@t einis NIT Dir, mas Du
tbun iouit, 10 itar3e Did ni@t in ben
@trubel unb ueriu@e bas l1nansenebme
gu e%rtrdnten, ionbern sebe in Dein
&dmmerlein unb beratbe nit Dir ALIEN
unb Du mirlt ben re@ten @eg inbsn.
SIM Taitna9tstaumel fam man teine
&lippen umi@iHen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Mdble INNER ben aeraben ebrli@en
@es uno lei er aud nod 10 fell unb bols
peris; @emobnbeit wiro Dir balb bas
@eben erlei@tern unb, erit oben anse:
lanst, ,pirit Du ieben, wel@en S@lu@:
ten unb Mbsrinben Du aus benz Mese
sesansen; bic Musii4t auf bic ebrenuou
suridseleste Y~ebenSbabn miro Did alle
Mabe unb Mnitrensuns uersefien laiien.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Beim9eiratbsuer mittler.
vDie Dame, bic i'd beiratben m0@te,
ioQ mS9lidit muiitalii@ lein!" Sang
ME sic befeblen! @ir baben fie nit
unb obne Muiit!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Sc alter elm &rititer 1T, befo milber
mirb iein l1rtbeil iein. @@neufers
tis 1T bic Susenb nit benz Wort nno
ME neuer @ein brauiet iie auf, bas Ils
ter basesen unb fem urtbeil iino reif,
ME elm alter Weiu, bic @abritofe ba>
ben iid berubist unb setroit Tam MAJ
iid IN ben meiiten Td0en BON l1rtbeilen
bes MIters Iciten IaIen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Das eburtsta9S9ei3ent
Tran5 unb Marie baben ibrer Mutter
gum @eburtstase etuas BON ibrem Ca
i9enselbe setauft, UNI ie bamit gu iibers
rai9en. - Mutter: r&inber, morsen
1T mein @eburtstas. Das i@Snite Sc
i9ent, momit Sbr mir bic sr0Bte Treu>
be MAIDEN tSnnt, lit Der @oriat, re@t
brap nnb lieb gu iein. - Gran3: %
lie, Mama, bas lit aber bumm! Sett ba>
Ben mir i@on etpas Mnoeres 9~etanft!"
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10
Dat Gift Mini@en, hi melte nits ID
utbilbet is as be Snbilbuns.

Compliments fir sei@lasene Ganbis
baten slei9en ben @rabieinen; auf be-
men itebt aud nur Suites.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

Eante (auf benz @%terbebette): Sd
itebe serabe int Besriff, mein 2etament
gu MAIDEN, mein lieber Carl. 2eiber
meiB i'd, Du BIT sor ni@t relisios se>
Meife (einfaueno): 8, bite, liebe
Eante, gang im @esentbeil.
Eante: 90? Mun, 6anu mirlt Du ers
freut iein, gu b0ren, baB id mein gam
3es @ermSsen Der Stride uerma4t babe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1894-05-10

TaIi9er 0erba@t.
Trau: vgber Marie, sic baben bod
nidt etwa eimen @alan?"- &09in:
rMein, einen l1lan."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
80 K0NnER losT NERYF

SO = "arv ~ bandits We're Foiled, bui
Also Escaped.
falzlr NacE. Ark. March l3-rhe fol-
&c sine story 70 civsn BY atssngers arfivinc
on she "asnnon balli this evening from
Isrsrkaass A plan % roo the International
= orsst Northern north bound express a.
nsNsiifa switch, Tex, "a two o'clock this
moToins VAS frustrated BY one OF the gang
'osiug his nerve. The plan 90 rob the train
had BEEN brewing for 4 week. The officials
WeTo given the tip aud the train was
heavily guarded. A. Austin one OF
she gang boarded ths train. in
leading 90 ask the conductor 90
stop 80 Mcneil. As she train approached
Mcneil the conductor signalied 20 slacken
speed. expecting 20 be tagged. but the rob-
tor aboard discovered tna otlicefs and
failed ~ give she signal 90 attack the train.
ia was SO closely questioned ~ she officers
that he confessed the plot aud agreed 20
lelp trap She gang % night. lie was
ordered 90 tell them that the.e WIS a com
amy 90 rangers on board the train last
uight but 90 stop the train tonight, when
.heF will ae givsn repetition Of the -.
] ut, hO., Tect utluu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
TIE ELECTRICIAN.

An enterprise is on foot to connect New
York add Philadelphia by a trolley line.
Electric power plants are 90 be constructed
at Elizabeth, Bound Brook, Trenton, Phil
adelphia aud other points.
John Hammer, Chicago electrician, has
invented an electric vapor lamp. Il in
wolves an entirely new principle and makes
a light a dozen times more brilliant than
the present electric lights.
An American inventor has brought out
a rocking chair aotuated by electricity. and
the sitter can az the same time receive gen
tie currents by grasping metal handles or
by resting the bare feet on metal pedals
Now that some OF the Bell telephone pat
ents have expired the country will be flood
ed with telephone enterprises OF all kinds
In the meantime the Bell Telephone COM
pany is asking for an increase of $50, 900, 600
of capital to fight the new competitors.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

A farmer would rather drive Is miles than
write a letter.
IL Is as easy 10 win mans love ~ Il Is
difficult 60 keep 10.
Distrust Others. a. you know Others have
good reason 20 distrust you.
A great many victims o. laziness are pos
ing as victims Of the hard times.
A quarrelsome man nearly always be
heves he Il easy 20 get along with.
Some people could trace their ancestry
back to Adam II they only knew bis last
name.
Iisome people who think they are In the
swim would open their eyes, they would see
they are In the soup
There Is one thing about heaven that
should recommend IL 10 the strictly fash
ionable. IL will be awfully select.
The children OF almost every family are
divided into two parties-thoso who feel
sorry for ma" aud those who feel sorry
for pa. n-Atehison Globe.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

lhI oieInlCI COURT OF THE FIRsT
j. lal district ~ tho sts'e ~ Moniana
w. II aiiora- tstafa ~ EeLee-a franoss
OIL .- D Nefs1l given b. the UNDERMINED ad-
"i rho estate 81 heleccoa Frances
I'd -s'7h.sd. 10 TIE crodi' of and
~ .s'.' having claims against the aid
s7'Hi 70 exhibit them viii tIa 100000
tuactrrs E.tlin tan month. aff.r ~. go - II
.h %. Li.' l.tioo 90 Tie saii a inistrat5r q.
~ HH CO. ~ hasaona ballard. loom ! f,oId
s. IH .i.. CITY % NoiHHa iu tra county 81
"ei lli isrze. state 80 Monfana. fte ssms
Z. Nk tae place Tor the frnn.arff,u ~ fhe
hl.i9.ts Of said estate ia the caunfv II avis
Admiuistrafor u Tho Esiaio % 49,. Fr.ness
duufH. deraaasal hA""Nt
Datld March ~ i-3L
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
THE NATURALIST.

Great numbers Of oysters are destroyed
by starilsh.
HOLSTERS are said 10 get terrified by thun-
der and seek deep water during thunder.
storms.
The famous agricultural ants" Of the
southwestern United States often build
their houses or nests from Il TOGO feet high.
A large number OF flowers are bored by
bumblebees. They collect the nectar in
this way instead Of entering by the mouth
OF the flower
The gigantic earthworms which infest
the river banks IN Gippsland, Australia,
often grow TO be 8 feet long and from to
inches in diameter.
A rabbit was recently killed near Jeffer-
son City which had the form and features
of a rabbit, but was apparently wearing
the skin of Maltese cat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

Los ANotirs. cal. March l3-Over 500
unemployed here have orgauizsda regimen.
SO JOIN ths Industrial army mach on
Washington. They sent q delegation TO
al, city council last night 60 obtain trans
portation 10 the national capital Gen.
Ere, commander Of the Rrmg, sent a
notice 90 secreta Lamont today Of the
moving OF the a my aud demanded that
Lamont order iatlous issued 60 the army
from various posts ans that tines he pro-
Hid-d with transportation. significantly
stating that she my vii numbe. 3 uJO, 900
10 the time it reaches Washington. lie
int.mates that u will be Just as we'll 90 ac-
ceJe 20 the requests.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

WILL RAI4NrED
the mind Of the woman
who knows the best mrli-
cine for her achet, painsanl
wcaknCs, IL % b. fouui III
DR.. iioroc's fnvorite Pr.
scription. 10 u a remedy
which curructs and curcs
the distressing deranro-
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90 woman, builds up nnd
Strengthens her system when
she's weak, rundown AMI
uycrwurkesl For an IN
MIGRATING, restorative
tonic, especially adapted H.
womans needs - thk /" IA
vorite Prescription p a Al
positive In IT, effect that h
Is guaranteed. III h ever
fails % benefit or cure in
casos for which it's advised.
you have your money hack.
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For boaring-down sensa-
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female complaint, this 4
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tain, and proved.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

uESvER March l3.-Judee Graham to-
day decided the motion made to modify the
injunction granted last week, restraining
Gov. Waite, Mayor Van Horn aud Barnes
ana Mul ms. the new tire and police COM
aud Martin. lie denied the motion. This
leaves she present incumbents ia office un-
al the title 20 the Offices is settled BY civil
HrtlOu.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
Saved Her Life
Surgical Operations and
Best Medical Treatment
Failed
An Almost Miraculous cure by
Hoods SarsapariIla.

&C. l. Hood & Co., LOWELL Mass
Beginning in February. 'o2, / was very slcl,
for two months. Slowly ] got better but was
confined TO my bed a physician said had q
Pelvic Abscess In My Side.
After an operation I did not improve. the alb
scess continuing to discharge even more freely
t.lan before. In two months time three opera
tons were performed and tubes inserted % carry
OF the impurities but all in vain. Finally IL
was decided that my life depended upon another
operation and that l must be removed 20 the
hospital. About three weeks previous 70 this
] had noticed an advertisement in tho Daily
News Of "a case where Hoods sarsaparilla had
cured boy somewhat similarly afflicted Boo
Trenton. n. J., and decided 10 give it a trial
When the time decided upon for me 20 20 to mo
hospital arrived had been taking Hoods sar-
sauarllla about two weeks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14

money on cali Easy closed a. I De- cent.
Ilne mercantile paper 5ua.a Der cent ster-
ing exchange firm with actual bushes. Ia
aud shs. saf.81is Ter siEty-dav oils.
tHlCal, LlYf sILCK
tu1c4lo March H. Cattle Heoaifts. 4Ol0.
I'd demand str1ngef. naive steers S4IOu
$40. Texaus. e. l0rs ~
ips7 lee ipts 21uH heads market 21H
ESQ lower. ruu1h h,avy. SLaiuA2r ronga
ianAer7 eud ml1el. sltun i.l1 PRIME heAv.
aad ltehsrs weights Z. Uauita. assort j
4sEhf al 7.r4 81.
sheep liec ip;-. 1900 he'd. maraet steady:
s9D sheep. S3.-lnl-1
CHICAGO PRODUCE
uicAGo AsreA i.-Rheat sio d.. cash.
th Mag. --
oru- nlFner cash. 86ac Ma. Bee.
Ati Higher cash. &C.. Aag. .IAc
ture Lower uai. eIla5 JuIy si..O1.
hibs lovor. Nav 1858 fuE SOB.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-14
THE MARkErS.


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Se IS
Lead Firm; domestic, S22l
hare speculation was stagnant during the
sreaisr portion Of the day bat prices were we'll
supported and bushes, distributed more widely
than usual The market opened generally
-mAll fraction above yesterdays closing ur-
ing Tho afternoon there AS an occasional frac-
tional reaction ir few stocks but A. a rule tie
movement was upward. and in lats dealings
brisk purchases caused a rather sharp advance.
closing prices being at Al advance ON the day Of
aa2a. 81 Pau was bough. for London &C
count. recording an advance of rs North west
also gained per CEN, Lock Island + AMI Bur
lington y, granger being ell in good q -mand,
sugar bad not gain u 3 on the day. Distilling
Esnt oil u. Union pacin- went upl's
Governments -lirm.
80 a. A.
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tapt Ma.wsl,- column Heard From

capt MsAwei's Column Heard From
CAlCUrrA, March 1l.-Tne anxiety felt
regarding the safety OF the British column
under command Of Capt Maxwell. which
- ope ating against the Abeur t,ibesmen,
has been dispsl.ed by ths receipt OF news
90 tie safety o. the expedition. IL shows
ilAt everything had gone we'll with the
ops up 10 the StL instant. The ooluma
had attacked and destroyed tbs Absers
stronghold. The Abcer made a strong DO
q ense before they rstIeatod aud number
OF ilalu mnra AllIaL.
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NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING or STOCK.
~ holders Helena aai lilion Gold Minins
COMPANY
Notice b. hereby given that the second annual
ms9tina ~ TIE stucE aldara % the Helena and
Aillou ltold Mining company will b. held al tha
ONCE ~ The r. mpsny. A. room 80 Power build
ths 8ist day ~ March. is3l Al four % clock 4.
M, for ihe election q fFo trustees for The on
suins Jear. aud fur tho transaction o. such other
business a. may come before fho meeting.
~ order Of the board OF trusteoa
a., % ID. Linz, eoorstary.