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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

sOOIEDAD COOPERATIVE s.Eg Ahoyro
OeleetSSO SesretarfA. -ACordado por el Conse-
10 de Gobierno Il celebration de una Junta Gene
raj de socios con objeto de tratar sobre varios
asuntos de reConocida inpoTtancia que se rslacio.
nan CON Ia marcha dc Ia sociedad, discutir y
aprobaE 81 Reglamento del establecimlento de
where's proyectado, 90 hace pdblico para conoci
miento de los aSociados que 81 pr6ximo dia 10 del
corriente, & laB siete de la noche en- ID casa nd
nero 76 de Ia Gale de Ia Luna, se IIevarS efsc
to l. reunion ndicada.--Puerto Rico de Enero
de 1894 -MigusI Caacllas YergGrG.-V.O Be III
PEeMdente, Jose O BarOOsG. 6-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
d Gaesta de ayer aauacla Yaesntaa d nInEn

Ia Gdeetd dc ayer anuHela Vaesntas d nlaEa
de SsCretario del Ayuntamisnte de Salinss do
tada con el haber anual de $500, 10 eHcHela
elemental de nifos de Las Marfas, que tiena S5e
de asignaci6n mensual, pero el professor que ID
desempeie interinsmente solo tsRdrS dsreeho al
perCibo de Ia mitad del estpendio indicado para
personal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Hemou tenido mucho gusto en- aaludar en-
esta redacci6n nuestro antique buen amigo el
apreCiable , popular Padre Piereti, vicario de
Yauco, persona generalmente eHtimada en- tods
la Isla. Ri sSnor Piersti era intimo amigo del
selior ObiHpo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Hablando del bandido Manuel Garcia fsl
Rey de los CampOs de Cubs,) dice La LUebG de
Ia Habana:
"Ahora Sc habla de una csrta que dei6 es.
Crita Ell famoso bandido, en Ia fnCa ala Aguadi.
ta", donde Cometio el asesinato del pardo Bias
Torres. 81 a exiatsncia de la csrta es cierts po-
demos asegarar que las 10 de la nochs del mis-.
mo dia en- que tuvo lugsr 81 sucsso. no iguraba
en- poder del Juez instructor. RshGress Que d
mencioRada carta estk dirijida 81 Tsniente de Ia
Guardia Civil, Sr. Romero, de San Nicolas; psro
que tods ella SO refsre 81 Sr. Pizarro, Alealde
Municipal de squel termino. Ahadese que des.
pu6s de variaa amenszas ssegura Manuel Garcia
que en las pr6Ximas elecciones hara todo 10 DO.
sible para Svitar que sags reelscto el senior ri.
zarro, que le Costara la c&bsza todo Ell cue
trabaje en- favor de ese candidate. Las diviSio.
mes loa encenoB pOlfticos hacep one algunos CO.
rran Il version de que ssA carta est& inspirads
por los sdVsrssrios del Sr. PizRrro."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Harnoa racihido 20

HemoS recibido una gran tactura de exec.
lenteR tipos de imprents procedertes de una
acreditada f4brica de Italia los que empezaremog
On breve utilizar en- lss pSginaa de lectura de
IA CoRREsPoNbENOIA. Quiz6 sea esta la primsra
yez que Sc ir1po. ten Puerto-Rico matsriales de
imprenta procsdentes de Italia
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Merece nueEtro amigo eI gsfor don Angel
Saus, digno administrator de ls Aiuana de Are
cibo nueGtros mas sinceroB plScemeE por 81 cello
que despega en- el deEempeno de au cometido.
Los rendimientos de aquslIa Aduana, van de dia
en- dis, en- aunento, por 81 compstente admins
HaGi6n. He squf Ia recaudaeI6n obtenida du-
rante loG HsiG msaes del presupues to actual.-Mss
de Julio; RsCaudsdo en- 1925 573 pesos 95
centaYos En- 1893 -29 4Ol pesos 45 centavos.
AlzF, 827 pesos so cantavos Mes de AgosHo;
En- l892.-l3 S87 pesos II centavoB I'm 1898
-23 296 pesos l centavo. Aka 8. .3O8 pesos SO
centavoE. MeE de Septiembre. En 1928 57I
pesos l9 csntavos. En- Is9s-27.65I pesos SO
centavoB. Alaa "A $50 pesos IL centsvos Mes
de OCtubre. En- l892-3O.8S7 pesos so centavos.
En 1898 81 95s pesos % ce4 tayos. AlEs LOGS
peaos SO centAVos Mes de NoViembrs En- 1892
-3L.613 pesos IL eentavos. Es 1885 305
pesos 2 centaVos AlEs 79l pesos 81 ceatsvos
Mes de Diciembre En- 1880 s38 pesos SO
centavos. En- 1893 40 736 peros rs csntaYoa.
Alza 9.S97 pesos 90 csatavos.-TotaI; 1892
1851 pesos 80 centavos-lsS3-ls8. $40 peaos
81 CeutAvos. Aka general; Al.s75 pesos 0T
centavoG.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Hotel LAS BALEARES !"

Gale dc "a Pr'nses4 nd4.sro 5. = MAaINA.
El dia 6 del actual ss abrirk este nuevo ,
hermoso Hotel, CUE cuenta con espacloBas , ven
tiladas habitacioiles, otreS6ndoles los antiguoI
parroquianos de la Fonda LAS BALEARES,
asl como 81 pdbliCo en- general, I'm esmerado trato
los precioa 81 alesnee de todaH las fortunHs. l6-2
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
En h tarda dal dia 3 del corrianta fu6

EHR ID tarde del dia del corriente fu6 en-
contrada ahOrcada de nm drbol, en- eI barrio de
sabanA-hoyos, de Ia jurisdiction de Arecibo, Ia
ioven Maria Miranda de ounce afos de edad.
Sc supone tomara tan fatal resoluci6n, & ConHe-
cuencia do eontrariedadeu On sus amorss. El
Juzgado de instruction de aquella villa 80 cons.
tituy6 On el lugar del suCeso, fernando el CORES
Dondienta sumari0,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Nos dicen de Lareg:

Nos dicsn de Larsg: = " El aprociable doc
tor don Pedro Malaret Jordan, aCompanadO del
practicante don Justo Munoz, SO traslad6 en-
esta Gsmana 81 barrio de Lsres, de esta jurisdic
Gi6m, curar 81 veCino N. Cruz, que 30 fractur6
principle, .se Mente algo mejor de 50 dolencia, J
90 probable que NO tengan que amputarle
auueIla."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
OFRECEMOS.

reCibidos por los dltimoB vapores: 227 bArrileE
papas ingleaas guperiores 40 gsrones peHcado isle
no, 81 aacos garVanzos igual sauco,@ so Eacol
habiChuelas blancas, gallegsS; 90 Cajas quesoa
patagras. Todo superior precios sumaments
limitados.-IN ANON GONZALEZ YOO8-F
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Nor l7ican de Arecibo:

sEl rni6rcoIbs an CAIRO eutrops6 an nino
caua6ndole ID flactura do una pierna. Siendc
freCuente los CASKS que Iuceden por abandono de
los carreteron, qIs no hay nodo que 30 atengan
10 praleEito llcg lau oIdenanzsa municipaleu,
tpspp spaEa qVl paz apieR sesgeapaadA q ls'
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Espaha, Due pasa gonaralnents inadvaEtida
Dor IA praMaa enropea tieme ca estog dias el pri-
Yilogio sriske por las circunptaReias de lamar Ii
asenai6n de Europa. Los peri6diccE do empress,
sn Madrid, yoo0ando que fbamoS comeE mo
so'' 81 bsbor sangTs Do more pps lon 1oldal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Nos Cicen de San Sebastian:-- 6 Parece que
Il Oomini6n de teateios do este pueblo ha psdido
Ep0r tel6grafo, 81 senior MorOll Campos, PROPOSE
Clones para contratar nu renombrada orquesta, y
que este senior he limitado mucho sd pedido, por
cuya raE6n creemoB que aea an heCho su venida
eata localidad, dSndole Is proferencia entire Vi.
riaa propuestas que ha tsnido u Junta
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

LA JuntA DIRECTIVE de ID Sociedad sEl
Lazo', de Areciho cue no omits aacrihcios en- bien
de su6 asociadou se reuni6 ancche acordande dar
una naGtinSs el dia de Reyes en- casa de una dis.
tinguida familia de aquella locslidad y por la no
che del misne dia I'm bale de confsnza en- Ia
sociadad s.Cantro da T,iteratura y R9creon
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

qae 81 M0 IS m0daraba, be msEohAflA Sd aBisato,
como 10 verified. 81 cabo. enturacido, tgat6 de
llevarss Il mdsIea tsrminar la diversion. La
duena do la casa hizo vsler aus derechos, ma
nifeHt4ndole que no aiendo 81 convidado, era el
priYnero en- causar desorden.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Nuestro estimado colega -El Notfciero" dc
Ponce dice que en- la fltima eorrida de toros hs.
Oida en- eata Capital, no tom6 parts 81 banderi.
Zero el VEGA. Pero al colega ls informaron
NAL. El Vieja tom6 lucida parte en- Ia dltima
lidia rsferida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Un amigo de Lares noa sscribs: as3on mn
chas las murmuraciones que Hegan nuestros
oidOn, refereness ( IL fiesta que Sc proyect6 en-
euts pueblo con motivo del CentsnsFio. Csnsu.
ran mnehon ID indoloncia de 4 Comiui6n pombIa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Be ha suicidado en- el barrio de Sabana-Ho
yos (Arecibo) Maria Miranda ahorcaudoss con un
panuelO, Hisndo praCtcada Il Competsnte autop
uia del cadaver por los doCtoreI Figueroa ,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Han quitado desde aver Lac banderas col.
gaduras que habia con motive de las isHtas de la
Exposition, en- las GALES por doade debfa paHar
81 cortejo f6nabre que aCompai6 81 cAdGver del
safiOr ObiBpo 81 lugar de su deGcanao etarno.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Gran BaratillO
de cuadrOB a 6loO muchos otrOu artfculos On 81
SaIon-Serrat. .--P0T lOGOs dlaS
Loa 6ltimoa nombramientos frmadog por I

Los 6ltimoa nombramientos hrmados por
aefor Obispo fueron los siguientes:
Cura ES6nomo de Vega alta don Francisco
de Arce Luqus. Cura Eeon6mo de ls Oid1a &
don Calixto Perez. Cura Eson6mo de Cata1o
Palo ssco, don Guillermo Mora. Coadjutor de
Guayama don Juan Mir. Sacrist6n SeglRr de
San German, don Arturo Ortiz Acsvedo. Lo
que de orden de 8. E. Iltms. ae publica para &c.
neral conCeimiento.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

En d yapor frances, que ayeE TOGO en nuen
tro puerto, lego 81 pirOt6cniCo eneargado de Ia
inutaiaci6n do lcn tusgos artifciales importados
por la Junta del gentenario. Dfcsae que hasta Ell
vierneB l3 del corrients 40 podr6 ser quemada Ia
primera spcci6n de los dichos tuegoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
Para 1uzgadOs HunieiDaIes

g yenden Ia pografa de La CoRRHsPoNDBNoIA los
guientes impreeOs:
Hojas dobles de demandas s5O el 100. Declaracones
de nacmientos 81 Ell 10O Cerhcados de Defunc6n 81
100 Actas mstrmOniales 81 e 100 Al pedrIas
mrse el mpore, mas5 centaYos por cada ciento para
franOueo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Dice 81 Ln.paTeiGl de MAyGgusz que entire
los guardias marinaS del vspor alem6n que Sc
halla actualmente en- aquel puerto hay IN prin.
oipe iapones.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

El Banco Espafiol ue Puerto-Rico tenfa en-
Gaia On ls tarde del dis 20 del mes pr6ximo pa.
sado ana existencis de $l.404 223-35 en- none.
da coTriente y $5I9 143 80 en- moneda nacionsl.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

El vapor "MoPtevldso" cargo en- esta Capi.
tai CON destino 81 Ei6rcito de Africs, cuartsro.
lau vino tinto, l esja un barril ron, csiss
tAbaoo elaborado una eaia cigarriIIoa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Han sido nombrados pOr 81 Gobierno gene
raj VocaleI de ID Junta de Agriculture IRdus.
tria J Concrete los EehorsE don Julian Z Blan.
co, don Pablo Ubarri, hfjo, don Juan Pizk, don
qumersindo SuaEez don Jorge FinlaY.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
CEROA DEE LoLMADo d. LULWA.

NOTA.-La rOpa que Sc comprs para psgar
plazou, debera ser garantizada por personals de
reSponsabilidsd De 10 contrario al enviar Ia
prends, Ee pasark 81 recibo Cuando ae den 81.
denes para hacer ropa fna de etiqueta, dsbsrs
abonArse por adelsntado Ia tercers psrte.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05
MOI escriben de Areclpo,

Donds meior Be come en- Puerto.R Rico es 81
81 restaurant. La CatdIaao, San Francisco Sc.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-01-05

Ha sido nombrado por el Gobierno General
alCalde de Juana-Diaz, 81 senor don Lorenzo
Oarb6
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26


"Thero are some touches Of nature TO be
found among the decayed gentility Of the
south that to me are peculiarly sympathet-
&C. 80 said L. +. Buford OF Charleston. 81
was In Augusta, Ga, some time ago, and
/ will relate an incident that illustrates
what / mean. Green street in Augusta
constitutes the principal business street,
and at either end of the business thor
oughfare is a market In the center Of the
street. Twas strolling through one Of these
market houses when I noticed very old
man with an antiquated hat from which
all the nap except few struggling threads
of silk had been brushed, a wide shaker, a
broadcloth suit buttoned 20 the throat
and carefully darned at the elbows and
around the binding, and carrying a gold
headed cane lie walked with an air Of
dignity, while at bis heels trotted bare
footed, ragged pickanniny. He went 20 a
meat stall, and in tones Of unconscious
patronage said, Give me cents worth
of round steak, sir The meat was wrap
ped up, and the old man searched his
pockets, the expression Of his face show
ing the greatest modification. Il did have
a dime sir he said. The dime was found,
and after receiving a nickel in change the
old man handed the meat and the nickel
TO the little darky, who trudged home be-
hind the old man. Il was a little thing.
but it contained whole biography Of that
man 5 life to those who knew the customs
Of the old time southern aristocracy. st.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

Walter French has curious relic Of the
war. II is a watch with bullet firmly
imbedded in one side of the case. The
watch belongs to Captain McGunnigle.
who was a member Of tho Ninth Massa-
chusetts Infantry volunteers and now lives
in East Boston. In 1864 at the battle Of
Laurel IIill during the battles Of the
Wilderness, Captain McGunnigle was car
rying the watch IN his breast pocket when
he was struck by a bullet. The bullet
could not penetrate the watch, end his life
was saved.
When the watch was shown TO O'Ferrall
Of Virginia, he became interested at once
and told how during the war he was car
rying an old fashioned daguerreotypc Of
his sweetheart in his pocket, and bullet
struck IL and glanced on, saving his life.
It was the picture of a Baltimore girl, but
the end of the romance was out Of the
ordinary run When the war ended and
O'Ferrall looked her up, he found her mar
ried 20 another man, and thus she lost the
chance of becoming the wife Of the govern
or Of Virginia. Boston Advertiser.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
MR.. HINES TELLS HIS STORY.

A Case That Is Exciting n Great Deal 81
Interest In Meazher County.
To the Independent
Canton. Feb. 24-As an old subscriber OF
The INDEPENDENT / would ask the favor Of
you 20 correct 10 correct a slsnderous mis-
statement published by the Great Falls
papers in regard 20 an accident which oc-
cured on the 18th day OF last August 10
occurred In she Spring basin in the north
western part OF AeaRher county The cor
rect statement Of the accident is this: On
ihe afternoon Of Aug. Is. IL being very
windy, they laid Of haYing. My son started
{ ON the hose 80 she corral, which Is a
distance of about 100 wards 90 catch
horse. lie left this man Sandy Peterson at
the house cutting my brothers hair. Not
knowing this man WAS there be being on
the outside OF the corral leaning against
post, be threw TO catch his horse and caught
horse, post and man. he took the man
aud cared for him. and 50 be supposed he
needed medical aid he took him so Great
Falls a. Is WAS the nearest place II YOU
you would kindly publish this you will
greatly oblige, JoHN HINEs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In seisotae His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road

In selsounv HE Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That affords excellent ani most comfort
able faoilitiea-"Ths hilwaukee."
That traverses delightful and piotur-
esqus portion Of the eountry-'The Nil
waukee"
That has-and msTits-ths reputation OF
strength and reliabiiitI-''IheA Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and 10 stamped
with public approval--"Ihe Milwaukee"
That has n substantial roadbed and most
frequent train ssrvies-"Ihe huwaukes."
That tegards. always. the comfort, eass
and safety Of ita patsons-"Ihs Milwau-
kes."
That furnishes the latest private com
partment care and latest library buffet
smoking oafs-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
psrlor cars. free reclining chair cars and
sumptuous dining cars-"The Milwaukee,"
That has exclusive use OF tho electric
baTth reading iamP-"lhs Milwaukee"
lie Milwaukee" combines all the above
and more. 500. lee trains are vestibulsd.
heated by steam. electric lighted and IN
surpassed in luxurious appointments
The immortal Lincoln said; Follow the
reopls and you cannot be far from right"
The people use The Milwaukee"
}. 1. CoSLEY, Asst. Gen. Eaas. Agt
81 Paul. MINI.
NorE.-Five trains daily from Twin Cit-
les 10 Chicago; one 10 ST. Louis and one 10
Kansas City.
Go south via ALBERT l. ca" Route NJ. a St. L.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
PERSONAL.

y. stuart. Of Comet. srent Sunday in
town.
L. h. Dean, Of Wiokss. is at the Grand
Central.
sydney Fox. Of Livingston, is al The
Helena.
Ia Winston arrived in Holens yesterday
from Billings.
J. Z. LaRRGn. of Livingston. ia at the
Grand Central.
X. S. Upton. Of White Sulphur Springs,
is az The Helena.
VIM. Waite, jos. A. Baker and II. y.
Hill we're among the arrivals from G. eat
Falls az The Helena ysste day.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26

On ard after Jan. - the northern Pacific
Will sell tickets from Hslens 30 san Fran
cisco and return. on account OF the Mid
wintsr fair. at the rats OF fG2 20. which in
cludea five admission coupons 40 the fair
Ticket. do NOT allow stoIovsrs and Hrs
limited for return passsge thirty days from
date OF sale.
The regular sir months excursion tickets
20 San Francisco snd Los Angeles aud TO
turn will be sold on the l5th OF each month
ss heretofore
For further particulars. sleeping car res
erVatioas, ETC., cali on OF adde's
A. ID. EDGAR
GEM Act. n. T.. K. r.,
Conner Main snd Grand streets
Helena, Mont.
90 East via n. & 3d. Louis RI. ALBERT Lea
lIolte- Two daily rains. Quick tIm.
A g. china f-a set hand painted. FOR yi2 A.
Ihs loc Hive this week
"Ihe linton Pacific are FalrIy Ia IT,"
Three thousand mile books good over en-
tire system. iHoluding steamers. Port
land 30 san FrGnsiseoj and Montana Union
railway, with baggage allowance OF ~
pounds. nov on sale a. two and one-hlli
cents per mile.
Only line 90 the east via Salt Lake md
Denver. PullmRn diniag and sleeping cars
aiso tourist sleeper aud elegant chair cars.
Lss the world's pictorial Linz. purchasing
tickets at No. 3 North Main street.
II. %. WmsoS.
Freight and Passenger Agent
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
HELENA'S RACING WEEK.
The Dates and Purses for the An
nual Meet Have Been
Arranged.
A Lively Season Promised for
Horsemen and Others on the
Montana Circuit
The vain. Of the Purses Al the Heiens
Meeting WIN Aggregate $1,000
Day.

The programme for ths tWenty-ffth an
nusI race meeting OF the Montana state fai
At Helena, AuR. 25 10 Sept l. has been pre-
pared by Secretary Pope and will be ineoF-
poratsd IN a pamphlet giving the events foi
ali the other places on the circuit The
programms for the circuit will be issued
about March l. 10 will contain the dates
Of all she events on the circuit with eondi-
tions aud time for entries etc. ThS dates,
a. arranged, are AZ follows Great Falls,
July TO :; Anaconda, July II so >; Butte
Aug. l 10 p; Helena, Aug. % 10 sept i
Bosnian. sept. 3 toS The usual circuit
conditions will govern. The programme
for Helena IL az follows
FIRST DAY. SATURDAY, Aua. 2S.
Runuins-Purss 500. Two furlOnss.
Running-Purse $780, handicap Six
Runnins-Purss $780, handicap. Four
furlonRL
Trotiins--Purss 5000; 2.s4 class.
SECOND DAY. MONDAY, AUo. q.
Special rase-Purss 500.
RunnlnG-Purss $780, handicap. One
Runnhs-Purse $500. The Derby handi-
oaR Tor tuNee-yent~ttAes Wv INV NN~ =
half.
Trottins-Purss 5000; 2:29 casa
THIRD DAY. TUESDAY. AUG. %
Special rsce-Purse $500.
Running-Purse $500; selling race.
Runnlng-Purss $500 The Pioneer
handicap for tvO-yesT-oldL Sir furlongs.
Pacing-Purse 5000; 2:l9 class.
FOURTH DAY. WEDNESDAY, AUG. -
Runuinq-Purss 500 Three furlongs.
Running-Purse $500; selling race. Five
RSnnins-Purss $500. The Last Chance
handicap; for all ages One mile and q
quarter.
FIFTH DAY. THURSDAY. AUG. 30.
Special Raoe-PuTse 500.
Running-Purss $500; handicap for two
ysar-olds. Four furlongs.
Running-Purse $500; handicap. Six
furl0ngs.
TrcttRe-Purse $3.50 2l9 elasa
SIXTH DAY, FRIDAY. AUo. 81.
Special raos--Purss $3.50.
RunninR-Pufse $780, handicap. Five
fuflongs; two in three.
TfottinR-Purse $500; special.
Psoing-Purse 5000; frse-for-all class.
SEVENTH DAY. SATURDAY. SEPT. l.
Special rsos-PGrss $500.
TrottinR-Purss S75J; fTse-foE-sll class.
RunninR-PuFse $500; handicap. One
mile.
II sny OF these races do not ell others
will be substituted.
The value Of the purses At the Helena
meeting will sgRregats sl.5OJ DAY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-26
TIE MASK BALL TONIGHT
ny the Minnsoia Social club 10 the Au-


ny the MInnsoia Social club 10 the Au-
ditortum.
There have been quite q number OF mask
balls In Helena during the winter. but she
indications are that the one 20 be given this
evening By the Minnsola Social elub will
eclipse them all in point Of brillianeJ aud
sttendanes. The ball vas a. nrst sdver-
tised so take place tomorrow evening. but
az there will be an attraction At the'opsra
house on that night the ball will be given
this evening The Auditorium will be IL
Illuminated py calcium lights and me Or
chsstra will be on hand. A number OF
handsome prizes will hs awarded. King
Carnival and his retinue. resplendeat IN
brilliant costumes. will appear and join the
other merry masksrs.
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Anybody Can Avan Himself Of The IL
depsndent's Great Onsr.

Anybody Can AvAil Himself Of Tho In
dependenfs Great Onsr.
For few days longer The IsDEPESDENr' $
prize premium OF copy OF tie Home
Queen" cook book will be kept opsu TO all
who Wish 70 avail themselves of this rare
opportunity to procure a copy Of the hnesi
rubiieatisn yet pat on the market relating
20 culinary science and the most approved
method OF satisfying the natural desire OF
all mankind for pu.e. wholesome and pala-
table food. The book may be secured by
any one, the restriction 90 subscribers hav-
ing been Withdrawn. The p ice Of tue book
10 $40, carriage paid. CanvasssFs all over
tie country sell the book in vast numbers
for $40 and 81 and 70 has proved one Of
the greatest bouGuzas the agents ever cot
hold Of. IL is pre-eminentlT the cook book
aud housskesper's guide Of ths decade
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Arrlval. =. the Grann csntr.l

Frank LAX, Chicago n S Upton. White
has lloWel, bismarck sulphur pings
Miss josie Hartman, belly. SIokane
tireat Fails I'd Winston. Billings
Mics Sweeney Tod L. g. bleN. Chicago
odge Alexander hing, FOR
T. helch. Chicago lanI
tT1nk LorEu, Fed r Is Dean. Nickes
Lodge Earnes. Livingston
j haafuer, Euclid City y Stuart. Comet
4 LAggan, Livingston Jas T. Walter, Winston
T. u lrerise Dry Gulch
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A glass tea set worth sI25 cold this weak FOR
5oc a. Ihe kso Hive
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DONT HAYE TO suBscRIBE.

e. will buy = library hanging lamp At The
Bee Hive that viii oost 81 at any other store
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Glassware almost given away A. The Bee Hive
this week. ose their special Offering In another
column
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BINS Against Lewis and Clarke County.
Must be presented 10 county sudito not
later thnn March /. or they will lay over
urtl next quarter. BY order Of county
commissioners. j.. $. FEENcH
County Auditor.