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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
LAST EDITION
A BUSY PLACE.
Secretary Of State Kept Hard at Work
Even II Hot Weather Is Here.

During the midsummer siesta which
permits the several departments OF State
something In the nature of a relaxation
for the duties which compel them to bestir
themselves, particularly when the General
Assembly is In session, the Office OF
the Secretary OF State approaches
somewhat nearer a line of Industry. Just
Mt present Secretary Bennett and Deputy
Parker are actively engaged IN indexing
the volumes containing the muster and
pay rolls OF the heroes OF the War of
the Revolution. The object of this
system Is TO facilitate the issuance OF in
formation and certificates to the legiti-
mate descendants of the participants i'm
the historical engagements of 1776 as a
qualification for membership In the Rhode
Island society OF the Sons of the
American Revolution, a special commit
tee of W hich is engaged in obtaining ac-
curate information with view to in
creasing the membership and ar
ranging for the marking of
the graves of the patriots. These
volumes came into the possession OF the
Secretary of State as legacies from the
Colonial Government when Governor
Greene was the executive, who approved
the pay-rolls as commander In chief, and
other material was acquired by purchase.
1t is difficult task for the
reason that In some instances the manu-
script is defaced and uninteIligible, owing
to the old-fashioned photography. At
the same time 1t will prove valuable
contribution to tho archives of the State,
and will materially assist the X. /. Society
in its desire to perpetuate the spirit OF
loyalty and patriotism which preserved
American independence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
POLICE TAKE A DAY OFF.

Thirty five police officers went down
the river this afternoon, SEINE to Fields
Point, others to Crescent Park and Rocky
Point, and some to Newport. This is in
accordance with the regular annual half
days outing granted the members of the
day force by the chief.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
HOUSE CAUCUS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. II, 1:02 p. m.--
Speaker Crisp and the House conferrees
are circulating q call for a caucus Of the
House.
interpreted by those in a position TO
know, Is that II is proposed to recede from
the agreements to the Senate amendments
to pass the bill.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11

The following passengers arrived last
evening from Baltimore and Norfolk, per
steamer VIM. Crane, Captain W. j. Bond I:
Mr.. l.. y. Snow and daughter, Mr.. V.
Cook, Mr.. ". +. Koch, Mr.. r. r. Houston,
Mr.. 4. A. Manoz, Mr.. John Adair. MIR.
and Mrs. :. ). skinner, MIR. J. Boykin,
Mr.. 4. ". Brnrch, Mr.. :. v. Cannon, Mr..
r. y. Cannon, Mr.. y. A. Clark. Mr..
&. r. Andra and wife. MIR. A. q.
Smith. Mr.. saul, Hiss Saul, Miss Smithe,
Mrs. Eddy. Mr.. ". Eddy, Miss Nellie
Gaines, Miss l.. 4. Smithe, Mr.. n. s. Zim-
mermsn, Mrs. :. Simmons, Miss Estuch,
Miss NJ. Estuch. Or. j. r. winsiow and
wife, Mr.. T. 3. Lennon, Mr.. n. Worthing-
ten and wife, Mr.. I. Hanes and fsmily.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
MARINE REPORT.
The List OF Arrivals aud Departures Of
Vessels at This Port.
Pour OF Providence, Aug. 10.
Arrivals.

STEAMERS Connecticut. Williamson. Now
York; Mount Hope, Common, Fall River: Rich
ard Borden, Mason. Fall River:
city OF Newport, Kelley, Newport:
Day Star. Burton, NowDort
Awashonks, Psttey. Scaconn.t: Queen Tity
Gray, SeacOnnet Pa Queen. Spooner: What
Chez. GIbbs: T9Irisi. ritt. Sousatum Wal
'hOI. % shore resorts and return.
1rGs-Gertrude. Gov u. VI. iIoyt Charley
New Wiiiams
.Cnoo NRs Emma knowlton, Hudson.
philedclulii. turtd, siafble, Somersef: Mary
tsiuias. Golfer. :. =. Brown.
BAnGrs--H. :. Naiisanford. Breeze Bril-
liant Beacon. Boitii1ore. butrass. w. j lIur-
lee.
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DIDN'T MEET TODAY.
DIV The Assoclated Press.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 1.-The House
tariff conferrees gathered promptly at 10
oeiock this morning In the room OF the
Senate committee on inter state
commerce and remained there during the
entire forenoon, but they waited in vain
Tor the senate conferrees. They sent a
messenger around about the capitol for
the Senators, but the search proved una
vaiiing.. None of the Senate members OF
the conference were at the Capitol, or IL
they were, could not be found.
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the Senate has brought very clear inti-
have the tariff ball in their actual
possession and Senator Faulkner
In speech intimated plan, not yet fully
decided on, however, to have the House
accept the Senate bill outright and sent
into tho President for signature.
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Sailed.

STEANEEs- Connecticut. William Crane.
Saxton. Mount Hope. Richard Borden. CITY
of New port. Day star.
Tros GOV. II. NJ Hoyt. Charles Mcwill-
lam.
soHooNEHs Witch Hazel. Two srothsrs.
j ~. petus.
BARGk-santee.
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CHARTER IN PERIL.
Bp The Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE Pullman Palace
Car Company's charter is in peril. The
Attorney General of Illinois at noon to.
day filed petition asking that the char
ter be declared void on the ground that
its provisions had been violated.
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THE FINANCIAL NEWS.
Low Priced Bonds Finding a Sale in
Europe at Present.
Stoppagc OF Gold Shipments Gives En-
couragement - Market BulIish on
Wheat-TariH Middle Lowers Prices


>DrCtQt 10 VIC NfU8.
NEW YORK, Aug. Il. reported at
various points in Illinois, Iowa and Wis
consin. More rain, however, is needed 20
do much good. Dispatches generally
agree that rain will not help corn mnch
now. President Reinhsrts resignation
will be followed, it ia said, by action by
the Interstate Commerce Commission.
Houses with foreign connection sbought a
great many low-price bonds yesterday.
London u lower on tariff disappointment
Liverpool cotton market dull, free sup
ply Offering, prices unchanged. Sales
5000 bales. Futures closed quiet about u
point up.
Commission brokers still see nothing in
Industrials but manipulation and matched
orders. They say that the tendency OF
Chicago Gas Is downward and that the sell
ing has been much superior to the buying.
In Sugar the Moore d. Schley, Thomas
Terrell White pool had supporting orders.
Ii was impossible to fathoIn the manipu-
latlon, but shrewd operators
continued to advise sales of
Sugar on rallies. General Electric and
Lead were bid up on the shorts. II is be-
iieved that the manipulation of Lead il
for the purpose OF facilitating the
marketing OF long stock. General Elec-
trio affairs are reported improving. One
OF the large operators said last night that
the dull period will be followed by pc
riod of great activity. This is sure TO
came and the money will be on the long
side. In all probability Western Union,
Manhattan Elevated, St. Paul, Chicago
Gas, Lead and some of the low priced
stocks will advance this year.
The only gold Withdrawn for export
today is the half million taken by Kidder,
Peabody IL Co., before reported. This is
the first week for some time past in which
the Treasury has not been called
upon TO meet a heavy drain. Much satis-
faction Is expressed over the let up in the
movement together with hope that the
export season being now well over there
will be no further demand for the metal.
New England advanced yesterday on
purchases for reorganization interests in
connection with the call for the third in
staiment of the assessment OF the stock.
The talk on wheat is very bullish and a
gradual advance in the price is predicted.
Sugar Up and Down.
Bn The Associated Pres
NEW YORK, Aug. H., Q0:l5 a. m)-The
share speculation on the stock exchange
was heavy at the opening on a mod
crate volume of business and de-
clines were recorded ranging from
X to u per cent, the latter in United
States Leather pfd., q in Burlington &
Quincy, Rock Island, Distilling and Mo-
bile & Ohio; y in ST. Paul,
Missouri Pacific, Erie
and Union Pacific, and * in General Elec-
4 ric and IOuisville A. Nashvilta Gn0or
rose x, sold down x and recovered &. The
general market Is still weak at this hour.
New Nark Stocn nuatafIou.
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BRIDGE ON FIRE.

The trestle bridge on the New York a.
New England railroad near Coveatry was
discovered on fire today, and section men
have been sent to extirguish IL. There
was formerly covered bridge at this
point, which was burned some seven or
eight years ago.
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ADJOURNED TILL MONDAY.

BD The Associated Press.
WARRINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE Senate ad-
Journed at 2:11 p. m, and a breathing
spell over Sunday Is thus given the Dem
ocrats In which to quietly canvass the
tariff situation.
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The VACATION LIST.

Clerk Morrow OF the fire department
has made out the following list OF men,
bers who may put cotton wool in their
ears next week so far as alarms are con-
cerned: III. T.. Sherman, Hook and
ladder 1; j. ii. Capron, Engine 10;
u. ii. Duffy, Engine 14 NJ. O'Gsrrs,
Engine l6; NJ. III. Farrell, Hook and Lad
der q; A. A. Hopkins, Hook and Ladder 4;
}. NJ. Curtis, Hose 1; W. A. Orr, Hose n;
ID. Y. Clark, Engine II.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11
Chicago Grain Notes.

Chicago Grain Notes.
.UoTEp nv A. p wBgDFS.
Car Lots Today Wheat, 500; corn, liz;
oats, 2ls; hogs, 1900.
Estimates Monday -wnes, go; corn,
2'N; oats 400; hogs, 5000.
Nse's saiPilp. sa.s, slSg AMI ss,So
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-08-11

Ayers Sarsaparilla helps one through the
og-dsys better than sny other tonic.
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Cotton Market.

evoIED BY A. p. wEEDRN.
Yesterdays
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced IN the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of perfect lax
alive; efIectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
news, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in 80 cent bottles, but it is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
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In Selecting His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road

In selsctinK His Railroad Route. Selects
the Road
That affords excellent and most comfort
able faoilities-"Ths Milwaukee"
That traverass & delightful and pietzr-
osqus portion Of the eountrY-"Ths Mi
waukee."
That has-and msrita-ths reputation Of
strength and reliabilitT-"The Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity and ia STAN ped
with public AppTOval-''The Milwaukee"
That has q substantial roadbsd And most
frequent train asrVios-"Ihs hilwaukeo."
hat regards. always, the comfort, ease
and safety OF its patrons-"Ihs Milwau-
kse."
That furnishes the latest private con-
partment ears and latest library BUFFET
smoking cars-"1he Milwaukee"
bat furnishes elegant drawing room
parlor oars, fres reclining chair cars and
sum ptuous dining oars-"Ihs MiWAukee."
That has exclusive use Of the electric
barth reading lamp-"lhs Milwaukee"
liz Milwaukee" combines all the shove
and moro. too. Its trains are veatibulsd,
heated by steam. electric lighted and IN
surpassed in luxurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln snid: Follow the
PEOPLE and You cannot be far from right"
Tne people uss The Milwaukee"
J. 4. CoELKX, Asst. Gen. lass. Aga
-. Paul. Mimi.
Horx.-Fivs trains daily from Twin Cit-
les to Chicago; one 10 "a Louis and one 30
Kansas City.
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sum Hanging Them

INV ORIEANs April p. A special TO the
States from Tsllulah says fouf mo Boyce
assassins were captured last nieht az shear
lev. place two miles from 1allulah; 200
mounted men ovorpowered the officers aud
took the aosassius 20 the lace where they
killed BoYoe. The four men. she'll Clax-
ton, Comp Claxtou, scots HaFvev and Jefiy
possible IL being msde TO capture Tom
Grifiin, the only one OF the murder era -
large. There are seventeen negroes In jail
here who will be tried.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

This favorite actor will present two PLAYS
at Ming's opera house Wednesday and
Thursday next Dakota" the opening
night and Lend Me Your Wife" the last
night Dakota" sbounds In subtle humor.
Il IL a purely American comedy. written By
two newspaper men. The story OF the play
dwoils upon the workings of the Dakota
divorce laws. a popu ar fad nowadays. The
Dialogue is crisp AMI in the Rtmosp here Of
the play is developed some novel ohArAo-
tiers. notably the paradoEical woman who
always says yes when she means no."
aud the English ambassador, who has been
sent here by his government TO investigate
the rapid progress Amsricl has made in
shuifling off the matrimonial coil Another
strong character ia the widow, who Ia order
to marry again aud secure the money left
her bT the late Departed. has to finish the
autobiography OF hes late husband. This
dwelss entirely upon single affinity.
The judge. which is purely an American
character, ieprss nted by Roland Reed
Whose love for the widow 10 very strong),
undertakes TO rewrite this work in order TO
gain the widows affections and hand. Be
ing 30 much interested In the humorous
divorces that spring ny. be intrusts this re-
writing Of tho autobiography TO his clerk.
The complications and amusing incidents
which arise whom tho judge reads this TO
the widow makes ono OF the strongest
humorous scenes in modern comedy. There
are seVef al love interests interviewer in the
plot and, a. usual all ends happily.
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COMING ATTRACTIONS

The sale Of seats for the Carleton Opera
company. which will begin an engagement
OF two night. commencing next Monday,
AZ Mina's ope'a house. will O on this morn
ina; and judging from the demand already
made for seats. the engagement will be =
large one. The company has been meeting
with marked success du ina its western
tour and will be gladly welcomed back TO
the citv.
There is no question that the Carleton
company Is one OF the strongest lightop
organizations before tho public TO-DAY. as
their admirabls performances during their
recent visit here testites.
Thew will produos the hrst night the new
Fra Diavolo,n which made such a success
ia New York last fall. ami ran th ee months
at tho Broadway thcater. The other opera
selected for production here Is The
Queens Lace handkerchief"
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Are You
Rich Enough

To be poorly dressed Clothes may
not make a man. but they help TO
make another mans impression
OF him. As a matter of business
leaving personal pride out Of the
questiOn-don'tyo you think it would
pay you to invest in such clothes
as we SELF They arc the kind to
make you noaceably well dressed
with the kind that fit well, and
wear well because they tit well
The price. grade for grade, the
lowest.
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TO-DAY the Grand Army Of
the Pacific State pens it's
annual cncampmec, - Oak
land. Cal.
All the States west Of the
Rockies are represented at the
gathering, which eN-Prcsidcnt
Harrison has been invited TO
attend. One point to be set
tied is the selection of the can
didatc whom the Pacific States
will support for the office of
Commander in Chief at the
national cncampment at Pitts
burg next August.
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FAYETTEVILLE. AK, April 27.-Samuel
Vaughan was hanged TO-DAY for tho muir
der OF John Gage in septembo, 1891. lie
had TO be carried TO the Rallowa and held
up while the moose was adjusted. His neck
and windpipe we're severed.
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The NorthVestsrn Limited 70 Chicago
via the No thwestsrn Line 10 the fuest
equippsd train out Of Minneapolis ami 81
PAU, IL has Pullman and Wagner private
aud siKtesn-aeetion ssspsrs
aud budet-smoking libraTv coaches and
leaves Minneapolis. daily 7.30 = ~. 81
Paul $40 .. m; arriving Milwaukee 100 o.
~; Chicago 500 q M.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.-THE AN
- nunl meeting Of the 81 ockholders Of the Iron
Mountain company will be held At the Office OF
the company, rooms and Eeiley building.
h elena Mont. on tuesday,. May 1894. NJ three
O'Clock .. m. for the election Of trustees to
serve for the ensninR year. and for such other
businoss A. may be presented.
Ths transfr books will be closed on Wednss-
day. May :. 1894.
u. A. LUKE. Secretary.
Helena Mont. April p. 1894.
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The BLACK Crook"

grand spectacle Is In the ascendant.
FOR next week the management Of MinR's
opera houss will present TO local play-Rosrs
gorgeous representation OF the BLACK
Crook" by the famous company which
secured a twelve months run of the play
in New York city. MaGnihoent costumes
in the oostliest silks. satins and YslVets
have teen specially designed and man
ufaetured for this tour, and the brilliant
effects produosd By the dazzling Oh ong Of
dancsrs Ia the various ballots will be en-
HANGED By countless colored electric lights,
the whole presenting q most enchanting
stage picture. Three entirely original bal
let's have been introduced. one Of which
will be composed exc usively of children,
whose delightful dancing has every
where created unbounded enthusiasm.
Elaborate scenery with novel effects
in lighting. bright and catchy music
elaborats marches and grand tableaux
In which the fair, stately Amazon troops
clad In silver armoF, play a conspicuous
part, will be prominent features In this
costly pred uotiOn. and which will also call
for three premiere danseusss from the lead
ing theatsrs of Europe. aud the famous
quaftette Of quRdTille dancers whose salta-
tory gyrationa haVs created the widest
enthusiasm all oves the country. IL is sell
dom that any spectacls OF such gigantic
proportions is seen outside the metropolis
and to all theater-gOsrs the occasion will
be one not likely 90 be forgotten.
The best line Of fast black hosiery in the city
can be found At The Lee Hive at reasonable
prices.
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5000.
Children'S Suits

Washable Suits that will wash.
$3.50 and S1.75.
Cheviot Suits, So to So.
Continuation Suits, examine
them closely. see the little points
linen lined, double seated. double
knee. the wear heightened by
months.
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For information how 10 travel oheApiY. quickly
and comfortably To the f1sL houfh aud West.
address. A. e.. tutt sct'x e.. l.. a T.. A.. A. q
81 l. ~. Minneapolis. MINI
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Cheviot Suits
BLACK OR BLUD

BLACK OR BLUD
Just right for business. but in good
taste for wear at any time. Our
reputation back Of the statement
that they are "All Wool and Fast
Color" The Suits are the newest,
the priCe
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One hundred Dozen Pigeons Wanted.
Helena Rod and Gun cub will pay SI.25
per dozen for live pigeons 10 be dslivered in
Juna. Address n. II. yam, Helena,
Mont
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Wien you start out on journey you will
get the best service, the greatest luxury.
the most complsts comfort 10 your ticket
reads via the Northwestern line. For full
information ~ 20 through rates and routes
and Tor Sleeping car bertbs. call on your
home agsnt and for map folder free. Ad-
dfsss I. ". IrisDALE. q. p. A..
G. H. r. N. A O. R'y, ~. Paul.
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Union Pacific Grants SIX Months on Call
forniA Tickets.
The Union Psoifc. commencing March
70. will place on sale daily. sxcursioa tick
cts % California, heretofore sold on the 18th
Of each month only.
Helena 20 San Francisco and return. S7h
Los Angeles and return $50. limited 20 siI
months With stop oysr privileges
Thirty dsV tickets 30 san Francisco and
return 8l2.5J. Continuous pnssnRe.
hemsmb 2 this is the southern and BY
tuenty-four hours the quicker Fouts %
California. Take tho Pullman Dining Car
route thereby saving time and expense.
Iicke; oihce No. - n Main street. Hell
snn, A0nt. II. %. MusoS.
Freight ana Passenger Agent
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Special sals Of baby carriage ~ Tho r..s Hivs
this wax Al otfriagos val b. cold a. dis-
eOant oi 20 per cent
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NOTICE = OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK,
~ Lewis and Clarke county. Montana Sealed
bids will b. Tecsived MP TO 10 O'Clock a m
Thursday, April ~. 1891. Tor the grading OF what
Is known the Wolf creek washout road, near
Wolf resk. Montana. according TO surv .yor's
plat and report on file In this Office The board
Of county commissioners reserve tho right to re-
iect any all bidA
! order Of the board
J. s. 1OOKER County Clerk.
Dated Helena. March "a 1924
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

lave you seon those zephyr ginghams At The
Bee Hive for l1of They are bargains.
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Eng tho Hermsdorf fast black hosiery. tits
tne best warranted not 90 crock. lou eau find
ali kinds AZ be D 90 nlEo
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u.s monlan. rs.rls.. n.slnr Powder.


Hive.
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5000.
Mems Trousers

It's easier to say "Worsted" than
Cotton Worsted, but with us
Cotton is Cotton. This lot OF pants
IS Cotton Wcrsted." They look
like wool They're great value at
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$1.5O.

An-Wool Trousers-every thread
Cashmere, Worsteds and Chew
lots. Tailors charge you s. and
SO. We fit you as well for
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S4.OO.
Spring Overcoats

II this climate an absolute neccs-
ETY.. Comfort. style and wear as
low a $3.50. Perfection Of cut,
hnish and material at s25 At
all prices between
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THE WISE TRAVELLER,

Go to CAlifsrnia viz albert Lea" Route.
Only line with through cars.
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Try sIsnown's Montana PAaesE. Flour.
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Outing fanas.s al your own price this week a.
he Lee Hive.
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The best line Of fast black hosiery in the city
can be found At The Lee Hive at reasonable