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WaHSKY-Where did it originate? No matter,
thcus'niS use II. No harm results IL the pure
articl- IS lS'l The Darling brand, pure rye, sold
Oily hy CHRIS snder, at GIL 18th street northwest
IS guaranteed Tor It's purity. 1t is sixteen years
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ARNER-s GAR0EN.-C Jncert.
1FsATER CcMIQUE.-" Billce Taylor" and va
rietic7.
DFI7ER'S GARDEH-Royal Mari0nettes and va
riStisS.
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SEVERAL Zeal sportSmen, including Messrs
William Wagner an Charles Laird. are talking OF
at EeE1tug's range within a few weeks to BE- open
10 tie world
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BOOKS, &c.

NV BOOKS.
Memoirs Of John A. Dix. by Morgan A. Dix.
Dynamic Sacrology, 2v., by Ward.
Land and Labors, by Moody.
Under Ground Rus ia, by Stepnfak.
DIR. Caudius, by Crawford.
Data of Ethics, by Spencer.
Tiger Lily, by Julia Scheyer.
Man. by Lucy G. Lille.
Mildred's Bargain, do.
Phyllis Brown, Flora Shaw.
For the Major. G. +. Woodson.
House that Jill Built, g. l.. Gardner
Hot Plowshares. Iourgees.
je6 ATS Perusylyania a~"oua
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NsSSASETTa and Congress inst received at Slaf =
erS mine I'll water depot. 1910 street
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NOTIcE!-KFts E"metIyS. IIO9 Pa. av. takes one
eoz- rne photos with one thirteenth painted, for 81
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CITY ITEMS.


Notorious Offender Arrested
The chief OF police in Hartford has arrested and
fender g sas that OLD q t of
police" for long time; IN fact. the chief had him
In his bowels Cramps" came unexpectedly and
at inconvenent times. with severe gripings and
neuralgia pains. Perry Davis Pain killer proved
70 De more tnan OLD Crsmpss could stand The
himself beaten.
Rheumatism, Disordered Blood.
nounced incurable, are OFTEN cured by Browns
Iron Bittera
JOPLIN, Mo.-Dr j. B. Morgdn says: 81 md that
all who use It."
FAIRFIELD. Iowa. Dr. J. l. Meyers saws:
"Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron preparation
nave ever known In my thirty years Of practice"
Lundborg's Perfumes,
Edenia, and Marechai Mel Rosa
They All Use Hunt,s Insect Powder.
1t costs Is cents a bottle, and will Kill or Danish
every insect. such as roach, water bug. bed bug,
gists
GalvanO M agMetrc Treatment OF
Disease.
Call for pamphlet containing many testimo-
mails Of cures wrought in Baltimore and Wash
tngton See Morning National Republican for
daily announcement OF cures of chronic diseases.
Rurnctt's Cocaine
Promotes Vigorous and Healthy Gro,rth OF the
Hafr. 1t has been used In thousands OF cases
where the hair was coming out, and has never
tailed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnetts Flavoring Extracts-the best
Bicycle Shfrtv.
Base ball and boating shirts, all styles, colors
apiece. Special rates t. clubs Samples Tree, at
Auerbach's, cor. 7th and streets
Milwaukee, Beer,
&c. q Stovepipe-drawn from sro0d.
u KNIGHT, 1872 Penna- avenue
That Husband OF Mine
Is three times the man he was before he began
using "Welis' Health Remover. ST. Druggists. 9
Milwaukee Rcer,
&c. a Schooner-Crawn from lcOCd.
U KNIGHT, 1872 Penna. avenue.
"AIderney Dairy Wagons,
and delivered in h-lb .'Ward' prints, Soc. Der TO-
Also, cottage cheese, buttermlIk and sweet milk,
&c: per qt: Cream, 15c pint
ATTORNEYS.
A GGooDR.IcH, ATTORNEY.- AT.LAw. l24 DEAR
years experience Business quietly and legally trans
{ ,,HAr1E gRp 2! ATToRNEY- AsTI,:LAw. WILL
1y4-1m tChauncy Buiidng)
ATTORNEY FOR RENTS
1y2 $50 La next to City P o.
u F. LEIGHTON AND RICHARD Z. PAIRO
LIE Attorneys Law,
have removed their offices to No. 4S2 Louisiana avenue
northwest je26- Inn
n Il. MILLER. AJTORNEY-AT-
I've Rooms and Gunton Law Building
A12 Louisiana avenue.
Residence, 240 North Capitol street. mh29
III A. HALL,
liz Justice Of the Peace and Notary Public
ZIG + street northwest,
IA Warner Building.
THAS. J. GOOCH,
u SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Counsellor at Law and Expert St Cloud BUILDING 9th
and streets. Good work. good references. moderate
Charges n27- l2m
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asK forR GROCER for launlry wax. Best I'm use
Manufactured by thH STANDARD Oh Co. y. A. Poole
d Co. JII Lon Siana ave. nv, wholesale agents.
Sac l,.yaT; iSaTC M
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FUssEIL's IcE CREAM shipped anywhere out OF
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MAKE YouR HONE BEAUTIFUL

We have Just opened an immense assortment Of REAL
BISQUE FIGURES in almost any conceivable design,
being psrt Of Fall Importation, which do
we'll to examine. We cannot describe them, there
too many OF them; but the price from Is cents
up.
Dogs and other Animals from lUc up
satuetes in quaint novel, but pleasing DESIGNS have
also arrived.
We have also exhibition fun line OF our re-
nowned low price Oil Paintings deep eilt frame "A
~ EACH and finer grade in beautiful nat frames at
$3.50 each.
Our assortment Of Indotnt ngravnrs is awaye com.
only sc. each.
We have number Of styles Of Frames for them IA
2ox24 and 1925 in walnut, oak, mahogany. ebony,
ebony engraved and gilt with velvet inside They range
from 81 TO s.. 80 with glass and back complete.
We would also call your attention to our immense A.
eortnenf OF Picture Frames, The Lowest Price being
motto in them. We all kinds end all ICES al
We enabled always to show the and pref
test designs.
Our Antique Metal Frames for Card and Cabinex
Pictures are only 40 and 99c.
Our new Velvet Cabinet Frame is only &c.,
Our new Embroidered Velvet card Frame is only loo,
Our new Embroidered Cabinet Frame is only 25c.
Come and look at them.
M. SILVERBERG & CO.,
80 7TH STREET and 3l3sTR STREET
au20 Near Pa. avenue.
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DRY GOODS.
FALLANDW1NrER DxEss Coop.

DRY GOODS.
FALLANDWNrER DxEss Goops
W. NJ. SINISTER 4 SONS
HAVE OPENED THEIR FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS. CONSISTING OF CHOICE
MATERIALS IN THE NEW SHADES.
THEY OFFER AS A SPECIAL BARGAIN ONE CASE
OF i0ULE CLOTH. ALL MOOT. IS INCHrs
EaRfy n Az iNb AT TIL THr gp1 SIos FOE ps
VERY CHEAT. THE CASE CONTAINS ALL
THE NEW COLORS AND A SMALL QUANTITY
OF BLACKS.
THEY ARE OFFERING DECIDED BARGAINS IN
REMNANTS OF ALL KINDS. MANY OF THESE
r. INFANTS ARE LARGE ENOUGH FOR
MISSES DRESSES.
SILKS. SATINS AND vrLvETs IN GREAT VA
RIETY. FALL STOCK OF HOUSE LINENS
AND SHEETINGS AT THE LOWEST MARKET
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS.
9l9 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ONE PRICE.
n B.-Tf1E BEST Is THE CHEAPEST. au2l
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BARGAINS IN TOWELS.
100 DOZEN BARNsLEY KITCHEN TOWELS.
IF: + sS; Ss 's,S ;ss i'ss ls@s each.
GENUINE BARGAIN IN GERMAN NOME
81 !: s. 1 , rs S 'ssss' each.
20 DOZEN BLEAcHED HUcK TOWEL.
St sst as.s az ;R'e ssft} 12xc each.
EXTRA HEAVY NOME TOWEL
II i Sl. 4 5s AN Ss EACH
e :ss e 4 siSf sss
40 dozen Extra Size Scotch Damask Towels. war
onted all linen.
f isese 2 sze inches very Csc. each.
SCOTCH CRASH.
$500 yards An-linen Scotch Crash, extra quality
both bleached and half bleached, fifteen inches. at
6hc per yard.
1850 YARDS FINE RUSSIA CRASH.
Extra quality. pure dax, 141sinches wide.
Sc. per yard.
NOTION sPEC1ALT1Es.
We have just received full line Of
MENDING COTTON IN coT0Rs
Comprising Brown. Cardinal. Navy Blue. Old Gold.
Scarlet. Maroon, Slate, Bleached and Unbleached,
&C., &c.
STEWARDS CROCHET KNITTING POINTS.
simple beautiful and remarkable contribution to the
knitting arts.
The Children especially are delighted with it. ANY
child can learn its in short time while the
pshed knitter finds delightful surprises I'm its varied
adaptabity. Simple in construction and operation.
they may be used with silk linen, cotton wool with
equal facility giving regularity OF pattern to the work
never before attained in any hand knitting devices.
Only cents each.
JERSEYS! DID YOU SAY JERSEYS!
Well the BOSTON HOUSE Is the place to get one. AZ
IDENTIFY recommend them g being the cheapest best
made. and most perfect fitting Jerseys offered ANY.
WHERE.
OUR s25o JERSEYS.
In Black and all the Desirable Colors continue In
great demand. and STAND UNSURPASSED Ar THE
PRICE.
OUR $500 JERSEYS!
In Black Brown. Cardinal and Green with full plated
back and handsome satin bow, and revere collar. IL
conceded by all the best ever offered FOR THE MONEY.
OUR s7.00 JERSEYS.
In Black. Navy Blue and Garnet French shape and
made Of imported MATERIAL, ARE UNAPPROACH-
ABLE.
WOODWARD 4 LoTHRoP.
aua2 sal PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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SH1RTs.-DoETT I E6RaETE T EHfaT TIE
n the sf Shirt for 75 cents offered IN this or any
other country, being elegantly made Of the very best
material.
This shirt bean sold In this market for ten years.
and thousands Of our best czens can testify to IT. su
poriority, both ~ TO quality and 1t
Only 76 cents for tho
MYSTERY" SHIRT.
the best fitting and most uniform In quality Of suy
shirt In the market,
Sold only ct
NEGlNNI0y.
su1s 1002 Stfeet northwest
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PACIFIC LAWNS. &c.
LINEN LAWNS. 15c.
LINEN LAWNS. zoe.
LINEN LAWNS. 25c.
CHOICE WHITE GOODS, 12xc.
TYLER l. CHEWING,
aus 9s9 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Silks, 81 Silks. 50.
SILKS. 62. SILKS. IS.
SILKS. 81. SILKS, 81.
We are selling excellent BLACK SILKS at 81, 81. IS
and 81. so. Special Bargains.
NUNS vE1L1Nas.
! ~ inches wide. all pure wool. 3716.
coLoRED AND BLACK cAsHMEREs.
all pure wool. double width 37x
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. S.
BLACK CASHMERE saAwLs.
all pure WOOL -.
BLEAcHED TABLE pAMAsK.
all pure linen. so.
wAMsUTTA AND FRUIT OF THE LOOM YARD
WIDE tVERY BEST) BLEACHED COTTONS, So.
cARTEES
au20 I'll MARKET SPACE.
DECLINE Or THE SEASON.
GUM NIP'S,
THE SEASON Is DECLINING,
AND SO ARE THE PRICES ON ALL OUR
SUMNER GOODS.
As for instance:
We are now offering q manufacturers stock OF
WHITE NULL TIES AT HALF PRICE,
Note the prices &c.. 10c., l1c. l2kc.. l4c., l5c,
16c, 1sc and 20c.-positvely worth twice the money
500 DOZEN OF LADIES' FANCY BoRDERED
HANDKERCHIEFS ALSO AT HALF PRICE.
FROM IOc. UP.
500 DOZEN OF HEM STITCHED AND FANCY
BORDERED.
FROM l21sc. UP.
The residue Of our Large Stock Of
SHETLAND, ZEPHYR AND "BREAKFAST SHOUL,-
DER SHAWLS
AT COST PRICE.
In Blues Reds P1nks Whites and Fancy Combinations
We still continue to close out our stock Of
LADIES' COTTON UNDERWEAR
AT COST PRICE.
u e ! gREss
The Bargains offer genuine. and all visitors to
our Stores 90 away satisfied.
GUINNIP l. CO.,
auls 4O4 AND 4O6 SEVENTH STREET NV
TINE By The FoRELocx.
JUST RECEIVED, THREE CASES OF CLOTH
SUITINGS. 5-4 and Ga. All the New and Desirable
Shades At Popular Prices,
New invoice Of Lupin's COLD CAsHMEREs. at Old
Prices-50c. to 81 per yard.
AComplete Line Of
BLACK AND COLD vELvErs. BLACK SILKS.
with low Tariff duty, 81 TO $2.75.
ALL LAWNS. sATINEs. GINGHAMs AND WHITE
GOODS AT COST.
ONE PRlCE-PLAIN FIGURES
8. L. HEMPSTONE,
an Q02 MARKET SPACE
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1HOsVhdVNS VHHeUOeR AfEC3teG
The chief or police In Hartford has arrested ant
enectually brought to q stand-still that old Of.
fender. Cramps" 'Cramps' was "known to the
police" for long time; In fact the chief had hin
In his bowels "Cramps" came unexpectedly and
at inconvenient times, with severe gripings and
nepralgic pains Perry Davis Pain Killer provet
70 De more Tran Old "Crampsn could stand. The
notorious villain surrendered and acknOWledVed
himself beaten.
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Schools OpEs NEXT MONTH.

ScHooLs OpES Next MONTH.
'sEATON PERRY
Successor to Perry Brother,
INVITES THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PARENTS
AND GUARDIANS. WHO ARE MAKING PREPARA-
TONS FOR SENDING THEIR CHILDREN TO
SCHOOL. AS HE HAS NOW OPEN VERY LARGE
ASSORTMENT OF NEW FALL DRY GOODS SUIT.
ABLE FOR SCHOOL OUTFITS.
ALL-wOOL SCOTCH PLAIDs
LUPIN'S BLACK AND COLORED CASHMERES,
CAMEL'S HAIRS, CHUDDA CLOTHS.
HABIT CLOTHS. DRAP DE'KARS.
FRENCH TRICOTS. FLANNEL SUITINGS
BLANKET sHAWLS MERfNo UNDERWEAR.
THE CELEBRATED ENFIELD SHAKER FLAN-
NELS, IN SCARLET AND WRITE.
ALLWOOI. BLANKETS.
EXTRA ATTRACTIONS" IN TABLE LINE rs,
TOWELS. NAPKINS AND QUILTS.
SILK, GIN6HAM AND ALPACA UMBRELLAS.
FANCY HOSIERY.
AMERICAN AND FRENCH C.P. CoRsETs.
FINE DREsS SHIRTS FOR 81,
LOWEST PRICES" ON ALL SUMMER GOODS.
sF- CHOICE GOODS PLAIN FIGURES AND COR
RECT PRICES.
SEATON PERRY,
Perry Building
Pennsylvania avenue. corner 9th street.
Established 1s4s. au20
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LADIES OF THE NATIONAL IRISH IEaGuE
meeting OF the ladle5 OF the Irish National league
was he'll last night at the residence OF Mrs Jas
Plant, lctl and b streets southeast; Miss Ellen
Handebeau. president; Miss Annie Plant secre-
tary. The monthly dues We're collected and
handed 10 Mrs. Plant, with Instructions to hold
until tie NJ t monthly meeting and then fOrwa I'd
10 the Rev. Dr.. Reilly, treasurer OF the Irish Ma
Uo.aI league OF America.
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Excursions. &c.

\ LITTLE GIRL SAVED FROM DROWNING
W. w DAVIS. or the War department, ycSleriay
Rescued Maule Sterling, little twelve Year Old
girl. who had fallen into The Water at Occoquan
Falls The child fell from a rock on which she
was seated into the rool at Its base, which IL
1e't dep. The prompt faction OF Mr.. Davis as well
as that OF Mr.. Jdmes \. Savoy, who was iInmed.-
ateiy Denim him and came to his assistance,
saved the little ones life.
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A DANGEROUS DoG.-JImeS Downs was put on
Trial le ore the Poke Court this morning for keep
Ing dangerous and ferociOuS dog. An old colored
man, namei ThoS. CiiHkeit, stated that the de-
1end1 hts dog attacked and bit him while he was
passing along the street. The defendant claimed
that the animal was not fierce or dangerous.
nAe OF so was Imposed, the only penalty prescribed
BY The law.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT DISOHUeESU ESIOO0e
general debility, and many chronic diseases pro-
nounced incurable, are orten cured by Browns
Iron BitterS
JOPLIN, Mo.-Dr. J. B. Morgan says: 81 mud that
BroWn's Iron Bltters give entire satisfaction to
all who use It..
FAIRFIELD Iowa. - DR.. J. l. Meyers says:
Brown's Iron Bitters is the best iron preparation
nave ever known in my thirty years Of practice"
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RIVER TgADE.-Harbor Master Sutton reports
arrivals at The river front follows: Sc1th WdSi-
6:otOg-Arriged, schr 1arciouS Edwards PaSh-
ley, 10000 feet lumber, Wilson Hunting: schr
Lena Mclaughlin, Nelson, 2,e00 melons, Nni n.
onS, G0,i"n & Richardson; Schr John W. Gray,
Butler, :, 500 melons, same olTge Maggie h, Fox
IL? tons coal, Potomac 5. Is. company: 5rg, Cart
Kaufman, liz tons coal same. East Washington
Arrived, schr. Walter. StlaSay, 2U4 ions coal Z.
williams; barge Sallie Z. Hassatt, Smith, Ito
coal same: barge Five Vessels Marcus 1a5 cord ;
wood city dealers.
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Alexandria Affairs.
Reported for THE EVENING STAR.
ILLEGAL BASE BALL-The law OF Is 10 fOrbids
a'any person or persons to play at handy or ball,
the streets, lanes and alleys within the corpora
ton, under one dollar penalty and 1t is made the
duty "of the superintendent Of police and of the
officers and men OF the police force to give infor
NATION 10 the mayor or any violations hereof"
Under this law number OF lads who were play
Ing base pail In an alley were brought before
Mayor Beckham yesterday afternoon, who, as it
Was the nrSt Onense, discharged the offenders
after promise to ''do so no more"
POLITlcAL-Tae city conservatives will meet
delegates to the convention to nominate a cand1.
date for state senator from Alexandria Fairfax
and Loudoun. The first and fourth wards will
and the third ward three delegates The conyen.
ton Is to meet in this city on The 9th proximo
REPORTERS NoTEs-There were but two pris-
Suckette and HARRIET Suckette-arrested BY ON.
Ger Franks, charged with being drunk and dis-
Orderly.-The annual examination Of teachers
this morning at the Peabody school building. About
Is teachers were present at the examination
The disagreement betweenJ. CullipS and his wife,
as to her conduct and his own. made another case
being SO often broken the parties separated and
It Is said, the husband Will leave town. and thus
the public peace will be preserved.-Mr. Frank
Hunter. who was hurt by a fall from new build
Ing on Patrick street, has considerably improved
t-inGeiiigeace has been received OF the death OF
Capt. VIM Smith, who married Mrs Bagat, OF this
city, and Was Tor long time captain and mate OF
vessels which carried slaves sold sauth from the
District OF Columbia TO New Orleans and Mobile
Capt Smith was recently In this city, but died in
,400.ton schooner w. 7. Hart, launched here
few days ago Is now In tho bay, and In a few
hours viii make her first visit to the oceaE.--The
gresS towards c0mpletiOn.-The Columbia steam
0re engine has been thoroughly repaired.
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MARRIAGE LICENsEs-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court TO Harry f.
Warner. OF Philadelphia, Pa, and Eva L. Joslin,
or Woodbury.. y. j.; w. T. Wannell and Mary E..
D0wney; W. w. Kirkland and RoSc v. Kreamer.
of Montgomery county, Nd: Fred. Olden and
Amanda Ferguson; Lewis II. Hill and Carrie
CLAN; AntoIia Ordril and Josephine Ret agala,
both OF Montgomery county. Nd.
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POMPEY'S PILLAR
To Have the Branch Road to
the Coal Mines Instead
of Billings.

We learn to-day, from official sources
that the long expected and much
talked of branch to the coal mines IN
the Bull mountains, is to start from a
point about 10 miles east of Pompey's
Pillar and 20 miles west of Junction
City. The surveyors arrived at the
starting point on Sunday evenings
train and the cross section survey be
gan Monday morning lthe route hav-
ing been surveyed some time ago.
The line will be 20 miles long, and
finished before New Years. Grading
will be commenced at once.
lust what influence has been at work
to change the route of this proposed
line, no one seems to know Billings
has expected and worked hard to
secure this branch; has been repeatedly
encouraged in the belief that it would
goirom that point, but she will have to
get along without it as an additional
boom.
Real estate men and property holder
feel greatly disappointed and even dis
outraged.
The branch in starting from thi
point when extended, will tap the mos
productive portion of the countr
between the Yellowstone and Mlssoul
}. valleys, and will plss through Magnnl
and Maiden, en- route to Benton.
We need not expect the roat
!. reach US earlier than two years, as th
object in view now, is to get coal.
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II is about time for the "fall poet"
to break into the arena. All parties
having guns will heed the warning.
The legislature should provide scalp
bounty. They usually begin their etiu-
sions something like the following
The summer days are gone,
The winter doth approach.
The househy seeks repose
With the yellow back cockroaeh.
The grass is growing yellow,
The leaves are turning brown,
The ranchman, with his bottle full
Is rolling home from town.
The testimony of one of the witnesses
in the Territory vs. Wegman trial, on
Monday night, was short and to the
point. Counsel: "You will now state
to the court what you know about the
alleged shooting at Fort MaginDis on
the night of October 4th." Witness: Il
was playing shtud; Twas $40 out; | was
hot" Counsel: But, what about the
shooting?" witness: Il know nothing
about it; l was hot"
The advertisement of Billings whole
sale druggist, Mr.. d. A. ). Raymond,
will be seen in another column. Al
though but few months in Billings he
has built up a trade beyond the most
sanguine expectations of himself and
friends. He has now on hand the
largest stock in Eastern Montana, and
can supply dealers and consumers al
- extremely low figures. We take pleas
ure in recommending him to our con
5 stituency.
t The genial Dick, who presides Will
Y such graceful urbanity over the atialr
i of the City Bakery, has just receive'
another invoice of fresh fruits, and tn
choice apples and lemons now displaye
at his establishment would tempt tn
y astronomical tendencies of the mos
( fastidious of epicures.
The casket for Mrs. Kemper wa
purchased at the house of J. b. Sennet
q Co., undertakers and furniture dea
e ers. Bozeman, and left there at S Il. n
ON Sunday, October 9TH. 1t left Jun'
IA ton at $50 p. m. of the same date, an
Iat 9p. m. of the Sth was in Maidel
T. When Johnny Davis starts to do an,
thing for friend it would take Ja
anese earthquake and seven cyclon'
to stop him.
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FORT MAeINNIs ITEMS.
FoRT MAGINNIs, October ..

FoRT MAGINNIs, October 9.
Captain Rawolle took his family to
Custer Station last Thursday. Mrs. X:
goes east. The Captain returned Tues
day today
Lieut.. Cabannis started Saturday for
Custer Station to bring forty recruits to
this post.
Troops B and X, 2d Cavalry, will soon
return from Fort Assinaboine.
Sergt. Sheldon returned Sunday from
Miles City, where be had been to help
Shannon (who lost his left hand at the
post saw mill get his pension papers in
shape.
Mrs. Gipprich, wifi OF private Clip
prich Of A company, 18th Infantry, ar
rived from the east Sunday last.
/ Our boys who went to Fort Smelling
to compete for places ON the depart
nent team didn't 'get there" and have
rcturnee to the post.
Lieut.. Steele, 18th Infadtry, has one
months leave of absence.
Another poster is out for proposals
for supplying Maginnis with fresh beef.
Capt. Hathaway, the gentlemanly
ouartermaster Of Fort Maginnis, and
his efficient and handsome chief clerk,
p. j. Redmond, expects to leave for
Bismarck between now and the Both
inst, the scene Of their future opera
tons, at least for Il short time. Peace
and happiness be with them evermore.
1t is rumored that alphabetical"
5 Brett,no of the Il. m. dept is to be chief
| of that department. after the departure
E of Mr. Redmond. Lookout for reefs
/ and shoals, Johnny.
G Mr. Plum, the urbane Forage Master,
t of the post, is buying shoes for little
little Emil, "a new prospect.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-11
The Maginnis Fiasco.
to stop him

We published an item in our issue OF
Oct. 4th in regard to a shooting atiray
between Pat Simmer and Barney Veg
man at Fl. Maginnis. On Friday, Shin
ncrs had Wegman arrested and brought
before Judge Esler, but owing to absence
of witnesses the case was postponed
until Monday, at 5 p. m. The court
was held in Trudelfs building. Several
witnesses on both sides were examined
and after much swearing to what they
didn't know, and argument by learned
counsel, the case was dismissed and the
prisoner discharged. About the only
testimony of importance elected was
that of Mr.. Higney, which will be found
elsewhere in this column. The county
stands the blunt and justice lies bleeding
Sic semper Maginnis.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1883-10-11

The Collar mill steamed up Tuesday
and the whistle blew at p. m, of the
same date. The stamps will not drop
on ore until the president, secretary,
and patentee of the process arrive,
who are expected this evening.
Parties having business at Billings,
should not fail to stop at the Park Hotel
If our old friends Derrick 4 Mickey
don't make it pleasant for you we will
place your name on our subscription
list for one year gratis. See advertise
ment elsewhere.
In another column will be found the
advertisement of Rockwell & Walker
Saddlers. Of Junction. They are a
reliable firm and parties desiring goods
in their line will do well to give them
a call.
CIR. Norris and sam KOhlherg from
Fl. Benton, arrived in town Wednesday
and made Us n pleasant call. Maj
Norris is an old frontiorsman, having
traded along the Missouri river gOoC
many years. Mr. Kohlherg Of the firm
of Cans & Klein, Benton, is a genia
gentleman and a rustler, and we hop
he may do a good business in the camp