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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT! HELENA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE HO, l^l i
-Saskatchewanand Montana Belle
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THEBEST FLOURS MADE. ^ HANDLED BY ALL DEALERS.
HELENA^Sixtli and Main.^NEW YORK^165 Sixth A^.
Themoney is yours^the mer^^chandise is ours. We're willing^to handle the merchandise and^deliver it to you for less money^than any other concern. We^only expect small profits^but we^want enough business to com^^pensate us for accepting them.^We have many advantages in^buying and selling merchandise^which no other house enjoys.^These help us^but they help^you also.
Youknow in a general way^that we keep House Furnishing^Goods, but do you know how^many we keep^ It is our boast^that no housekeeper goes away^from our store dissatisfied with^assortment, quality or price.^There's no use trying to tell you^all the items we keep^we'd run^out of space and you out of pa^^tience before we finished the list.^We have to tell you piece-meal.^These for today and the prices^special for today only:
EMBEZZLEMENTCHARGED
The Former Helena Cashier^New York Insurance Com^^pany on Trial.
ofa
Testimonyas to How^ago of 14,870^Carried.
HisSbort-^Was
Tti.
Mef.ne. Introduee no tTltneaeoe,^but Holy on I ^^^! Felate-II^Will Sad lo-Day.
IronPreserving Kettle, lined^with best quality white enamel :
3quart size
4Heoeeeeeeeoee
56
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2SC30c
35c40c
55c
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5c20c
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20C
5c
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Hunter'srotary flour sifter,^standard article for years.. ioc
Doveregg beater
Surpriseegg beater
10-quartdish pan
Silverwire comb cases...
(ioodcoffee mill
Pitplates, 2 for
Whiskbrooms
Milkstrainers
Teastrainers
Fireworksare selling fast, so^fast that you won't get the bene^^fit of our prices unless you buv^soon.
FancyTissue Fa per, assorted^colors, 10 sheets for 5c.
ToiletPaper, best quality,^medicated:
500sheet packages 5c
Soosheet packages, 3 for.... 25c^Rolls, 3 for25c
Twosorts of matches that are^very useful to smokers:
Italianwax matches, dozen.. . ioc^Vulcan matches, that cannot^be blown out, dozen15c
A.Dougherty makes the best^Playing Cards on the market.^We're m iking *pecial prices on^them just now:
No.5, dozen$ .40
No.O, dozen65
TallyI lo, dozen 1.25
lvorette,dozen 2.00
There'sone sort of Mason^Fruit Jar that is best--that's the^sort we have this season.
Inhandling fresh fruits and^vegetables^as in everything else^^we lead. There's no use try^^ing to ma'ch these prices they're
thelowest!
Strawberries,2 boxes
Tomatoes,lb
Cucumbers,3 for
Pineapples
Lemons,dozen
Peaches,lb
Med.sweet oranges, dozen
TheLightning Ice Cream^Freezer has a friend in every one^who has ever used it. It will^make a friend of you if you'll^try it.
25c'5c^25c^25c
20c
Charles!^ Kesue, a yonng tnsn well^known about town, waa put on trial In ths^district eourt yesterday a tha oharsa of^smbsirllng is,870 (ion ^ns Kanltablo Ltfa^Asta'anoa aoeiely of Nsw York wbila aot-^Ing Id the oapaoity of eatbler of Iba oon-^oarn at Halaaa. Coaaty Attorney Nolan^oondnsted Iba proteoation, and It. B.^Smith and l.aa Word defended Keene, The^jury eeleotel to try tba ose. bafnra wara^Laouold Marks, Bam Hrbwab. J. i. Hohr-^bsagb. Moses Morris. Wllliaon Sinn. O. B.^Totlen, A. H. Wlabar, W. H. Clark. Jobn^Btttamala. Oilaan Ui^n: Ed Whiteorab^and Teai Wilkinson.
Tbaaaata witness for the rrosaontlon wu^H. II. Kaowlee, whoa* bnilneai 11 to travel^about and look after tba yarloai^agenolee of tka soelaly. Ha tee-^Itflad tbat in Ftbrnary lait^tka tooisly thought thara was tossslhing^wrong with tba oaihlar'i aaooanti at ton^Halana aganey, and aant htm bare to Inves-^tlgata. Ha arrived ha a March L'4. and^going to tba offlaa told Keene he had coma^to appoint a new man to the plsoe an 1 to^investigate tha aooonuta. Kaeoe aeamad^willing anongh to have) witness go oyat tba^books. On obaoklag up tba renewal ac^^count for February wllnses found that^Kaena waa abort. On being told of thla^Kaeae aald ha had sovssd alt tba shortaga^eioept fUOO or $70a Wbaa witneea atarted^in to examine tha March aecoonta Kaena^aald tba renewal! for that month bad not^yet some. Ha waa atked If ha bad collected^any of them. At Aral ha aald ha hada't, bat^aftsrwsrds admitted hating collected oa^elsven renews s, giving bla iura^nal rseaipl^for them. Tbie Increaaed bli shortens^about *^ij. Keene marked on the raaawal^book tbote aacountt which ha almittid^having oolleetad, and aaii, in inirn to a^question, tbat tboae were all. Witneea^men ramoyed Kaena from Ike poiitlon^of oaabier. took bit poelo.H,-. ker nwav^from him and bad him tranafar to witnaH'^aeoount t'tJO wb ch ha bad in bank. Next^day Keene eald to witneea: ^I e^e yon are^going to make a thorough Inveetlgiti in of^iba booka. I haven't told yon the tratb,^but will do eo now.^ Keene tben admitted^baring eollected more whieh be bad not^turned In. Witneea aeked Keene to make^a report wbieb wonld ino ode hie thortw e^and tha solleor.ons not turn* 1 in. He^rui.de one showing a eborlage of |* I18T^ 15.^Tbie amoont waa mcr e c.l by er ore^found lat-r to ^J4.s7'i. Witness gsvjadt-^tailed statement of ibe d:ff rent amounts^leeeivel Inr ranewala, making the aggregate^of the abortage. The arcoauti ranged^from $13.5) ap to ^W1. Tears wjra foisi-^two of tha renewale.
Themetbod by which Keene waa ^ nsblsj^to oarry tha shortage from to .nth to month^waa explained hi witneea knowlss. The^Lome office required tbe monthly returcs^from agencies tu be mailed to tbem Lefors^the uintb or tenth of tba month. Renewals^were aant out to tba diffa ant agencies in^advene. Keene wool! collect p etniumt in^advance of the nrr.vsl of tbe tinewula and^give bla lietiional r^c bat tbr-rufor. In tnis^way tha money collected on tbe Jnl^^aocounts would be turned In on the reuorl^fo- June. When tbe renewals arr ved they^were tent oat to taae the piuoe 0' the per^^sonal reoelula of tbe caiuler. Witaeas had^a lot of letters wruWu by Keene to pationi^of the company, telling them th ^t tue re^^newale Lad not arrival and iwkiug them to^remit their preintuwe and he would sen 1^hi* pertoual reoeiul. Tb.se w^ra real to^tbe j'i y.
1be defen^. Interposed an oljfo'.ion to^the tsaliinonf, basing it ou lb i iaiiura of^ihs prosecution to state what pnrllnnlnr^kind of moony b.'t been eml.ezz ad^^whether that of the t oil d rltsl.. i o (.net^llritain; grau-baeke or thecal, etc. V.i r^uey Smith argued ^t lengib on tin puna,^bat tti- court overrale l bla objections to^id* testimony, and hu .sorption weg teson.^K. II. V.'ei'los, eeaiat.int ceaoier of the^Montana National bank. w:e pat on the^etend to teetify to p tying to K ene the^prtininiue for Pelor l.er. . . during the^Ixtter'a absence frum tbe oily. Tbe same^objveliou* wore rsiati to tbn testimony as^to the oiber. but tber we'e ove rulad.
Nottetiruoar wna Introduofd by the de-^rasjSe. Tha arguments we e varr brief.^Judge Hani will charge tbe jary to-day.
CearlN ^^^ s.^Jadgi Knowlee yealerde/ r null'! the^balurioe of tb ^ aixlv-da' aanlen .s^ of'iar-^rett Horns and Hlchsrd Tr icsr, oa irubars^of tbs Hogsn army, who bars secure! work.
Col.Oi II. Nolan, oonitv attorney, has^1 '^'^! ^^^! tonp.l. for a rahasring in tbs^cane of Or. K. ti. Kellogg. 1 he time for^sppllcaliuu lor a lebearing eiptnU last^uigbl
Anappeal will be t .ken from the Hon-^tsnn euprenie oon t to tbe l.iilaj state^snprnoe court in the eSSS of liaen M^ ^^xul Andrew (), Wilson vs. Jobn M,^('iratbrrs and C. M Caralh^rs, appellsntt.^The case Involved land within Ibe towaelte^of Nelkart. Tbe defendsnla ere i a appel^^lants
Judgmentsby defaall wtra taken In the^Tinted Hiatie aourl yetterday aguinet^Keyee, Kuter and Moren in one esse, an J^Sulci, I, one and othere In another o tee,^Keyea and rlaler we'S oont asto a for fur^^nishing hav to tue post at Ki^rl Aeslnni-^holne and failed to keep their ooutreoki.^I be othrrs ware their bondsm hi
Ibecaee of Tbomss N. llowll Jo^^seph U. Orsham anil others, whl^:b haa^been srgnel before Ja lge Unowlaa. wee d -^eld:J yeetir lay. It involved a water right^on Hage creat. The jod,e ords'el tbet^Howell be permitted to lake oat Ike wale^of tbe a'eek b^ aiwiy* al owing tbe defend-^Ibis Wat less than lW Ineh .e, winter and^summer.
Iraneorlptt on appeal we e file I la tba^supreme court yeeierday in the following^saeas: Olat Nelson vt. Hig Ulaokfool^Milling oompanl, aypellsnt; appeal from^Jndument of Mieaoula oourt lu granting^Naleon dauiagee for felling of tlmb.r^ou hie land entered uuder the homestead^law. SJliaa llaeasn vs J. 1. gsiglsy, the^of Deer Lodge, appellent) eppesl from^judgrarnt of Deer l.odga aoart In g'ving^fl.GUT for goode eei/ed nnder Jn Igmant.
ll.EASKUl'A.SSBNUKHS.
^elsyed Northern Peelfle Palrwae ' ^-
prweaAppreelatlea af Hind Trentuien'.
Thefollowing resolallona wars adoptrd^by tba pasiengere tied ap on tba Norlbe a^Fsoifia railroad wast of Halaaa:
HoitasI'min*, Mont,. JaaelS.^Whereas,^daring Iba many dava tbat we have bean^tlad an la tba nnparalallad flooJo. and
Whsrsaa,Train Conductor John IHnnao,^I'allman Condaotor W. N. Coaeb and^l iner Conduelor W. C. Jonea have, from^May 'JH to June 18 InalasWe, axareised tha^utmost aud eoallaatd sara and aoaitesy,^and givaa la eaoh paaaenger audi speolsl^alleullon ss aoald only be bestowed by al-^psrisaoad railroad men and genllemeu,^therefore be it.
Hsaolved,That we, the pasaaagare apon^aaid train, do hereby tender to tbem oar^heartfelt thsnki; that wa deeply appre^^ciate the kind services so splendidly ren^^dered by tbe gentlemen named, and do^hereby oongratalats tbe Northern Paelfio^Kailway compaay upon its happy aelrotion^of snah office a In obsrge of said traiu.
F.A. Falkrnburg. J. F. Dielerieh.^Marlhe W. Dielerloh, A. L. Hogsrs, I..^Kapils. H. H. Duncan, Mrs. J. W. Thomas.^Mia. C. K ltei.l, Mrs. Frank Parrv, Mrs.
A.H. Keller, Alios K. Foas. I.ou Kirkpsl-^'lok. J. 1. Huns. Usssis M. s*oks. Be. tha B, |^II.mil. W. A Harris, J. A. Jonas.^Itiohard Van Harsn, A U nnell. O. W.^B adtnrv, M. 1'. Muaaer, Brnaal Hum-,^William Hnma, 0. J. I'ii's. Mrs. H. H.^Ktork, Klia Hhovalla. Oast F.hrmaa, O. J.^Udwsrds, J no. It. Moaisr. Mrs. W. K^Nawoomh. Mrs Sophie Voueon, J. Dewell,^Hev. Tueo. Hnater. L. M. Kenagy, U. H.^Stork, L. R Wllaox. A. W. MlghalL OMva^Mlgbell. Eva Lorlllard. Mra. A. M. Vaa^Lake, M. Anderaon. Ueo. H. White. Bev.^V. Kearna. Miss Jessie ('. McDonald, E. E.^Daoawoody, Mra. E. E Dannwoody, l. H.^Esston. Mrs. U. Huatlsr, Lena Winklsr,^C. It. Alsxandsr, Mrs. Alexander, t'hss. F.
ocksr. A. M. tsjff, B H. Uewav. Mrs.^11. B. Pew v. Naltla 1). Farwsll, David
B.Dewey, Jr., Qarlrade Mellen, Mr. and^Mrs. Fsnrk Caahinp, Mrs. W. ^ Mslltn,^Thee. W. Usnmson. Mis. Basks-, Mr. and^Mrs. W. B Allea.
Arrlvaleat Ibe oread Conlral.^Jemee Barley, Rlkhora Mrs Hnrley end fsmily.
Ieler JohuaoD,^t-ani Tregsrthen. **^At laiixrly. lixlmrille^Mr ^ Ueerr and family,
rlelmvilleCharlos i His, ( hicsgo^liiea M 1' Arneld, rtuet-
uer,B i'^Jno laiterson, I ineolu
Ihrir' nlruae, '*^Mra K a : otof ird,
MeryevillnW ^ nidd.e. Haryaville^t onrt sheriff, t auyon^terry
Wb .ddleman. Mirya-^vllle
VJ Irueedell, !-t real
IIli Nelson, Anaconda^0 l^ Altereon, L h N,
UreoklynK M l^ergent, Ores'.^Falls
Js 11 rant, New York^t:C Kemp.^II p mQMCa. Minaoula^Mra Streele). I levelan 1^Mrs I B isulisrt an 1
child.Auburn. N 1^Mrs A . i andsll, bog-
ere,Ark^Jaa 1 Manning. Wood-^worth
1Ikhorn^CM tionrley, lacome^Jamea W Hear), lielm-
rlUa
HairyUorraj, Chicago^N A I Urn t\ earner.^10
V.. ixtrillard. (Ireat^rails
Mlaa Cars Can red,
UsryavuleMrs M A Ktevenaon,
Msryeville
lie.,ten . yck. Boulder^I F Murray, ^^BLI uwrra. Ft Denton^W V turner. Jr, Lu-^eille
WVt Martin. Trinity^Mra Altereon,lirooklrn^ki t rmaie, b b N.
BiooklynMr^ 1 urgent, tiieat
gottsC U Bafer. Ht 1'snl^W M blrecley, Cleve^^land
MexWaterman. White
SulphurSprings^(' .i ^ hlid . t I aul^Frank half lhllin^e^Johu Dlxojk 1'hilipe-^burg.
irrnanal The Helen*.
CA Moleon. Klkhorn^Miaa Mul-on.^IA lalkeuburg. Den^^ver
MreW I enniroo. Wash^^ington^V Cuahiog and wife.
iIneago^I I, barrel. Now York^lint 1 llaakett, llutlo^Mra H I IViieaaV eVatat^K . Manly, t inoinnsti^t M Melune, .biles i ity^MUe Mary I'm terson,
L.Helens^Jnlee ilaneon. V. Helona^tine Ponaldson,^Miss iiraos .. Dloksy,
Irreatkails^P H rsiton San Frsn-
C1B0U
W i Ayleaworth and
wife, oar i oige^Mre Alexander, New^York
MienJanettaAluxand.T,
.aw iork^A .i MUeara, ( hicago^J C I'unch, St Lo iia^F J Taylor. Blo.^biirg^i 1. Lsmmt'rs, Mulntu^A A MorrW. I illinga^baa A ccbielz, Miles^U ly
I'sulMo^ ormlck. Bil^^lings
1liuor Und.lny, UNA
MraMoleon, Elkhorn^.. M L^vy, New tora^1 H Kenag).^Mr and Mra r' E Dar-^mundy, Minncapolia^Mra M laker, Uarh
inton^H bumuere, oily^Alex xarrsll, Marys-^villa
WW Noritt I'oremen^( on Ktihra. Duer t.odee
1haa M and
wifeK lieleoa^Lou lienion. u II lane^Pau Uleoii,^W A llahlo, Bntte^I I' teae-y. iiieal Faila^W A iUii-,t. city^Wm Douglas. Ksnaas^city
Cli Alexander. New
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MieeHarrkt Alexan^^der, New i org^O Y t.oddsrd. Bil^^lings^W J i lark, city^C W Hurt man. Hoao-^msn
GeoIT Lamport, Bil-^liaca
A \^ I.lttlepSkS*. Bil-^1 ii.a
Tlioal Varshsll, Mls-^eotlla
ftydneyfrn,U^ingelon
Infantaraualineai.1 cents and upal Butcher^Uracil y a
Oaeeins atovoa repaired at the I mbrella hoe-^pit al.
tliaeted-(tld Mlaars.
T develop tbe go d properties In Lewis-^ton. Min^ra' D-light. Atlantic, outti I'ass,^Uold C'rssk, or oa tbe Basilar Bait, You^csn gst foil information ragsrding rsliable^mines wbiob ars for sale by Ibe csmps msn-^tiouad by addresaing Jamss A. MoAvoy,^ennnty alsrk of Frsmont enmity, Lender,^Wyo.; Wm. Mlurgn, J ., Chevenae, Wyo.;^A. Ktndall. o.ahi.r First National bank.^Hack Bpriuga, Wyo.; ti. L. hpengler, obair-^aaan Frem.tiit board of county eoinmis-^sionere. Allentln City, Wya.
TbeLaion Faeifla la tbe ehortest and^qnicksst lino to tbe South I'ssa country.^Daily atagts from Itoek Hprlngs an I Itaw-^Una.U. (). Wiiaog,
Fraigbtan I I'aaeenger Agrut,^Helena, Mont
ThiiBeo Hive is hrwlcjuartere for bsby car^riagee. 1 bey carry the lergsel line la the city.
ADellghlfal Trig).^Via Rett Lake and Denver lo Chicago and^tbe east. A dip In Ibe graat sail Isks ar s^fewa day's visit nt Mention [rings, sit^^uated at tha foot of Piksa I'oik, cannot be^rrinslsd ou Ibis contlnsut.
Tollmandining ear ronle. For rates,^sic. aall al the l ulon Faolfle offloo. No. 3tt^North Mam street. Helena.
H.0, Wnaoa,
I'aoaengerAgent.
Allklnda of ^saiaa nmlorwesr st We, 7Vi end^SI In IU threw big tlriree this week at The^Hive.
Don'tyou know that you^need new carpets
Don'tyou know we have^the most artistic designs^ever shown in this city
Whydo you order away^from home when you can^get all the very latest at^home^ Try us.
JUSTA FEW LEiT.r
A10-QUART FREEZER FOR $4.50.
THAT'SA SAM.PLE OF THE PRICES AT THE
HolterHardware Go.'s.
aV^^-^e^^a^^^^**e^*e^
I'ECONGMYiSWEALTH'i
Trttslfsxproetea a law that la alwaya^Oliaratlve tu voi'a profit when patronis^^ing tie.
Wehave the largsat aeeortment of
TOILETPAPER.
Weguarantss the Beet (Juelity.^We offer the Loweei I'ricea
FOB
CONVENIENCEAt^P ECONOMY^USE
-TOisrzsrs-
18South Main Street.
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FancyGoods Store.
GREATOliKJNG SALE
Thrtutare without exception thn grektertt b^r-^g^lni ^e hiTo ever offered io ^arlj iu the hmiiu:
HATS.
COUHlaek and Celorsd Fsncy Htraw lists,^all abspes. anrh as otl.era sell for ^to to
|l.sa Our price 45a
I'nt i immed I.eghorna, worth fl tOo
tMiperlorrinaltty Italian Leghorn, black ami
white,worth #1.10 7ko
TheI m,^ i rtallor fist, eomethlLg new 2ta
jiair i imaitely trimmed hate, including^handaome I e^horna beantifnl laon effeets^with tine iilnmea and tlowere. woll worth^from U ta|e\ Mfi.K to ^.cnj
PARASOLS.
(irestSsle of Fine l'araaola 1 an. j atripetl.^ttetin and lttiffiiai. with aaaorted handlaa,^worth ft.90 to fVI, in blark end oolors,^at91.50, ! ^ ^'. and ; ^
CORSETS.
Onrnew Corsets^Toeca and Tojiey In grey^and lilack SOo
HELENA FOR THE CAPITAL' CIGAR.
11red^ Mark ltegieterod.)
AFine ^Bit^ Cignr. Hand Made.^Union Label.
JAM EH ALLAN.
GrandCentralCi^ar Store
Ownerof the brand. .
WAHCHONG LUNG CO.
TEAS,RICE, NUT OIL,
ANOCHINE9C GOODS OF ALL KINDS.
PricesVery Low. 213 South Main^Street. Penn Block.
THEGROCER
PHONR320. HEAD OP MAIN ^T.
Ibel ..lie.^'Iba pleasant off ^ ol end perfect ssfsty^with wblsh I ^ ilea may use the Otllfotaig^liqaid Isxslivs, Hyrap of Figs, nndar all^roudiliona makse It their favorite remedy,^lo gel Ibe true .aJ Pennine Battalia, look^for ths name of lb. California Fig Birup^Co., prlnttd nsai tbs b.tloui or ttis ps.k-^age.
KLgaaLsaasi laggai ^, a. r. * a. ej
MeeleHrat and third W^4na^lsy of
tiirinnth In Uaaunie hali. Vieitlng^thren are cerdia ly luvit ^I to atteud^J. IL WiiMI'.K. W. si.^1 MIL KLUUr: MmreUry.
CsrelalnrI ..^^^^^ Na. S, t. II. O. W.^^ eet.i over/ ^ 11.. i^,^A yguler mn-tlnc of tha ahnve^l^algn will be held thie nvaiiinge'^tlieir lorlge riaim in thie rity al Hoi^o'rlwk. H..j(.iirulrig bietareu are^ewrrUally invited to attiunL
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r.ne. N. I. ii^p,^. rejourning^i. are ^ ir, ,., Invited to st^^air a
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FINEBOTTLE WINES.
Ilock, quart$ .60
Tamnit:r,quart65
S.iuterncs,quart1.00
Matnro,quart65
Hut I' , tjuart90
LaLoma, quart 1.00
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STEELE,HINDSON ^ CO.,
^ JOBBERS of
Hay,Grain, Flour, Ftod, Rolled Oats, Corn Meal, Potatoes,
AFull l.ln. of Heti.maeh.v's Skrna Oooate Conet.ntly on Hand.
WBot.BriALaAniirrs mri th^ cai.aBHATin
CROWN,MONTANA BELLE AND ROYAL BANNER FLOUR
TelephoneNo. 10^^The lleet Storage Facilities In tbe City. ^1^!1 Hozamen St.
WINESIN BULK.
Claret,gallon$ .75
BiZinfanildl, yallon1.25
Port,gallon1.75
Slurry, gallon1.75
Blackberry,gallon3.50
lint' line of Hiandicsand^wliiskys.
WhatIs Life^Without an EasyShoe
Somepeople will never lind out until they buy at
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$1.25.
Rememberwe are extensive retailers and can supply^you with most anything in Footwear.
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SUKI.VINOand COUNTKIt*^FOR HALF. CHEAP.
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Hl.iAlltSHOP.^4^1A N Main Street.^Opposite Hay Market.
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TheCnly Fj.loeive lea Company In tha t Ity.
fareire an 1 hnet ef aervU. guaranteed.
Iesveoniere at Diamond Ulork I'nw Store,^Hath evenne. telethon. lft^8, or et tbe oliic-e, 2MJ^State aire.', telephone 110.
STORAGEFOR HNILD GOODS.
MftvlnxMMMgl th^ IloUnft C'lnb RUhltM fur^tha parptMeN of r.rrfiiw 00 * it^n-r*.i Htoraf*^and i ^muii-iluu I nel imi, parties hivini b^^n ^^Ml I ffM In or cool* of any klad will mm w#^n to^ttv^ m^ a nil. Ordtrt aiajr ba iaft at 4H I^ icbth^avanua, 714 North H**dm*f ^trnot ami o^^ra*r^Iwtaftb at^uno anil l.oann ftrna*.-,
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N.Y. LOAN OFFICE.
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Rooms20, 21 and IL
PittsburghBlock.
TOTHE PATRONS OF
AlhambraSprings Hotel.
FiratClaee Arrommodationa will b. fur-^niehed at reasonable prima.
Iloneobae chengad handa and been newly^fitted and renovated.
O.K. ICE CO.
WMZASTROW, MANAOER
TelephoneNo. 70.
Welurnleh pure eprlaa water^Ice Orders left with Turner A Co.,^Grocers, or Broaulway Grocery,^will race.ve prompt attention.
FARMERS,^^ATTENTION1 ^^^i HAVE YOU GOT 'EM
Wehave a Cura lor tbem in our ton of
PARISGrREiGTM.
Itbaa Just arrived and you can Ilnd rellel Irom the^Potato Bug P081 bY Ot^tna ^ caU- Pr*ce^ way down.
THECITY 1)RU(; .STORE.
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till s.. .11, slain street.
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