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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
WA NA MAKFR'H


sSBEwARE OF IhITATIoNsu
WANAMARERS
PHILADELPHIA. wednesday, Nov. 2s. 1888.
Store closed to- morrow
Thanksgiving.
Not a bit Of foreign flavor to
this holiday. The turkey, the
cranberry sauce, the pumpkin
pie, are American. Puritan
severity has been mellowed out
OF its observance; only the de-
lightful ho:aeliness and SIM
plicity remain.
Hotel Stratford furniture in
Thirteenth and Chestnut street
windows.
Empress Eugenie Diaden,
with Clocks, second floor.
You won't care to miss either.
There's fitness and welcome
in the gift Of a Cup and Saucer.
All the regular sorts are here,
egg-shelly, dainty, brilliant with
artists touches. A special lot
in four styles of decorations
are about half price:
Il
q 90 kinds for zoe
sl.2l kinds for zoe
ss0 kinds fort $40
s2.25 kinds for Sl.5
IS cent Gas Globes at IL
cents. Blue, old gold, canary,
opal, green. $50 of them, but
they're not likely to last the
week out.
Second door, near csnhe
Moquette Carpets, desirable
styles, complete with borders,
at SI.25 a yard. $50 pieces in
IS patterns in the lot. For the
little time they'll last they'll
have one OF the busiest spots
on the Carpet floor.
Second noor, Market street.
More and more room for
Handkerchiefs. 1t is always so
this time O year. 81 feet of
counters does very we'll for
samples, but that's before the
quick steps of the Holiday
buying begins. There Is now:
one ns1cS,s, Long counter for Mems Linen hand
TSo Sonsssyos,s,n sIEnx counters for women's Linen
The Linen Is pure Linen.
We've said that time and again,
but you can't hear it too often.
1t would be much easier for us
to get cotton-and-linen or all
cotton Handkerchiefs, just as
most other stores do. 1t would
be quite as easy to keep on in
the common rut and call them
Linen" But we don't do things
that way. Linen is Linen here,
just as everything else in the
store is exactly what we say it
Is.
The little Handkerchiefs for
boys and girls are just as true
flax as the big ones for bigger
iolks. You may have them
embroidered scalloneo
hemstitched diced
or with fancy sewing.
Let one kind--Ladies' En-
broidered White Linen Hand.
kerchiefs-show how varieties
run: One hundred and fifty
six distinct styles, 35c to s4
each. Everyone new this sea
son. We never had anything
approaching them for sorts.
And we've made no count of
the thicket of Women's White
Linen Handkerchiefs, embroid-
cred or hemstitched, at CSC and
under IA wonderfully good one
at I2Hc), or of the higher
flight into white, lace edged
goods up to SO each.
Women's plain White Linen
Handkerchiefs, a, Il, LIZ,
and ? inch hens. 81 TO S4.2o a
dozen.
We believe our Women's |
I2Hc white unlaundered Ini- |
tlal handkerchief the best for
the money ever sold. Dimes |
90 as much accordingly for you
in another grade.
MiccacS Hoo
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
GREAT BARGAINSl
REIST
AGAIN LENDING OFF,

Our l0c Light Table Molasses reduced to Sc
quart How can we 90 itf By buying a
whole oirloid-wh we did. Bring along
your Kettles, Jugs ana Pitchers.
NOW WE.HAVE IT.!
Ihat Ftne Sweet Dried Be % at DC n n, Take
LOOK AT our FL tn Window West side Beef
AZ sc Beef AZ l2kc Tenders ana KnucR les at
100 ficnic Hams ut lie. Finest Beef Tongue )
~ !,c Also, Best sugarL Loaf Goldfish. Look
al tie window long aud we'll
STEP AROUND THE CORNER
Ana you viii be at the Fourth Wind NV
West Side. Here you Will see a display of
white grapes, Figs. Oranges, Ac. ~
1htrd window. West Side, contains n n No
DRIED Fruits. oeS'AS
Goods. '9~
FIRST window. display OF Canned Goods.
~ VIII pay you 10 take a look at Them ALL
you may see something you may want Tor
Thanksgiving.
WHARE SELLING
Cnhse n sanoorn's Famous Coifees- lust what
"hat you Will want Tor THANKSGIVING
Duly,s Pure Sweet Cider. Bincemeat AZ So.
lOc ana l2e u n, Paradise Meadow Cane COD
hnd Jersey Cranberries, Martha Washtnp,Sn
creamery Buttered Flour. Pure Honey Z M
Tor 2lc also, Honey in bottles, with or with
out comb. kyaporated Peaches. Apples An
ricols, tgg Plums, Prune las, Bunch Raisins
seehless talsins, Currants, Lemon and Orap pe
ptel, Leghorn cttron, shellbark and Walnut
hs' ho, nels' fgs' Dates, Nuts. Candies and
=, ihe tia"st line Of Canned ana Bottled Goods
. go Remember. we have tn, largest Store.
inc hthNiest Stock ana tle Feat Inf a tinn
Shll ana DO convinced.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

"Iused Hoods sarsaparilIa for catarrh, ana
received great relief and benent from IL. The
cstarfh was very dlsagreeable. especially in
the winter. clusing constant discharge nom
my Dose. ringing noises In my ears. ana pains
in the back Of my head. This EFFORT to clear
my head In the morning by ha viking and spit.
ting wa'painiuL HOODS sarsapafilla gave me
relief immediatly. whlle in time I WAS en-
tirely cured. 1 am never without ths medi.
cine in my house a. I thinh II IL worth its
weight in gold." Mus. @. b. GIBB, lt2s Eighth
street, N. w.. Wa hington. d. G.
That Tickliug
In your throat arises from catarrh, ana rs ca.
tArrh is q constitutional disease the ordinary
cough medicines all fail to hit the spot. What
you need Is constitutional remedy like
Hoods sarsapaIil'a, which. by building up the
general health ana expeIling the scrofulous
taint which Is the causs of catarrh and con
sumption. hss restored to perfect health m any
persons on whom these diseases seem TO have
. hrm hod. Many unsolicited Testimonials
prove beyond question that Hoods earsapa.
ella does positively cure catarrh.
al have used Hoods sars sapaiilia for catarrh
with satisfactory results, receiving permanent
beneft from It." J. r. HuBBASp. streater, Ill.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28
Hoods SarsapariIIa

Sold by all druggists. n six for e5. Prepared
only by q. l. HOOD 4 CO, Lowell,
| 100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

NEW STOCK OF CANES.
An ALL STYLES AND LOWEST PRICES,
D8MUTH's CIGAR STORE,
No. Ia East King street.
- Established, Ito. febRWAskttd
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-11-28

Sold by all druggists. q six for s5 Prepare
only BY q. l. HOOD . CO.. Apothecarie
Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar,
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

The Paris tribunal II correctional police
has resolved 20 deal enerEeticsliy with al
eases u cheating and adultsration on the part
u winners and other trad-speople. Wine
sellers Who give short measures q ordiBsirs,
bakers who put plaster q paris in their
iosves, rrocars wao introduces sand INTO their
moist ss<sr and ground cofree. rnilkrnsn who
srs known to pstronire the pumps. sad coal
sellers who supply their customers with states
and stones instead II the gsnuine article, ara
- b punished severely on al future occa-
Sons WHEN they srs found cheating Their
names. together with descriptions of their
ofTenses are to he posted up. Rot only On the
dcor OF yates of Mayors Offices. town halls,
or ether Buildings q the kind. but aiSo On the
doors - their own plsc~s q business. - that
al who rln may read Il : pity that The
tribunal Csnncs extend ia Jurisdiction q the
governments. which continues to eel cabbars
iesf cigars with irnpanifv. TIE smokes q
the French regfr,s are about tho worst in the
world Paris Cor. CAicsgo Times.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

Some time ago the TELKGRAs-HERALD
announced that Ebsr Rice had secured con-
troll Of the True Printing and Engraving
Company. which would be hereafter known
as the West Michigan Printing Company.
Al that time Mr.. Rice secured a two-1hlrds
interest IN tie business, aud Cow II Is AN
nounced that Harry Dibbls, the popular day
clerk at the Eagle Hotel, has purchased the
other one third interest. Both these gen.
tlemen are very we'll known a6ou, town,
and their many friends will be pleased TO
ssnd them all the business possible. Mr..
Rice, the practical printer OF the firm. will
msnage the affairs OF the company for the
present while Harry will continue for a
time at least 20 draw salary from the Eagle,
although he may later take an active IN
Ierest in the JOB printing business.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
--->
Eido Waz ..Alrnost Frozen. {"

I was in the Office Of the Brooklyn city
railroad, opposite Fulton ferry, one crisp,
cold morning. when loud feminine voice
wns heard In the hallway inquiring Where
Is the man that gives out permits for dogsf'
Right this way" said the Office boy, step
ping briskly TO the door. moment later
splsndidly dressed lady, with elegant wraps
and clear, sparkling diamonds, entered, lead
ing a skye terrier with a silver chain. The
rosy color OF her cheeks was heightened by a
flush Of anger and hsr black eyes snapped az
shs said. Are you the man who gives ths
perrnitsl Well. think it's shame Here
had 70 walk all the way from the bridge in
the cold Just because the conductor wouldn't
lot him looking at the dog ride, and poor
Fido Is nearly frozen, aren't you, Fidor
Fido looked anything but frozen He was
clad in a brand new wooden blanket, strapped
80 neatly around him that nothing OF the
dog was visible save his Legs. tail and the tip
Of his nosa Nevertheless he barked an
assent. and his fond mistress continued: ''I
never had any trouble taking him on the
cars - New York, and 20 think that the
first tine I brought him TO Brooklyn we
should Ia treated this way. I'm sure tho
poor thing viii be sick after it." The lady
looked ready 20 whimpsr and would no doubt
have succeeded had not the Office boy united
with her in condenning the lack Of discretion
Of Brooklyn conductors in general and as
sured her Of the desired permit. t.-Brooklyn
Earle
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

fThs liss Is furnished os ". Z. SerisnsE.
Fssl estate dealer. ss Pezri-st.i


CrRcU1F.-E Ephrsin G. Ksnyon ys. Law
Fsaee L. Leonard eI al trsspass, On trisL
1hs non Jury calendar wiIl De called next
Nond4y al = IA. Tor the purpose Of ar
ranging cases for trial
PkosAfE-Eslste of Fanny NJ. Hayes.
dec<asea, administrator bond hled and
letters issued 10 Wlllism A. Hayes Estate
OF Chas. T. kidSsr, deceased, administrator )
annual account 6lsd Estate of Jane r.
Gisson, deceased, order closing estate against
clains. Estate OF Mary Maria otoneourneF,
deceased, order admitting slI 10 probate;
residUsry lsXstees bond nled and letters
Issued IL Daniel T. Stonsburner. Estate OF
Dsnisl Mslervy. . minor. order appointing
John z. Melsrvy guardian. Estats OF john
LAshbrook, deceased. bond aud oath on sale
of real estate filed. Estate OF Wan. h. Me-
Connell, deceased. order granting admins
traitor license 10 sell personal property al
AUCTION.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

Often shrinks from consulting physician
about functional arrangement, and prefers
TO suffer in silence. This may be mista-
ken feeling. but it is one which is largely
prevalent To all such women we would
say that one Of the most skillful physicians
Of the day. who has had vast experience
in curing diseases peculiar 10 women. has
prepared remedy which is of inestimsbe
aid TO them. We refer to DIR. Pierce's Fav-
oriie Prescription. This is the only rem
edy for woman's peculiar weaknesses and
ailments sold by druggists. under q posi-
tive guarantee from the manufacturers the
il will give satisfaction in every case OF
money refunded. See guarantee printed on
bottle wrapper.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
VOSSEN BROTHERS

The late blizzard i'm New York was very
destructive 10 commerce. On Monday and
Tuesday, March = and ). business WAS en-
tirely suspended all over the city. Wednes-
day, importing houses opened their places of
business with but very few buyers. Our
buyer walked down To "A silk importer on
Green-sf., and bought Silks at his own price,
which arrived yesterday, and will be placed
on sale Monday morning, at . "A M. at prices
never before heard i'm this city.
LOT I--5O pieces extra heavy all Silk SUR
rah. 22 inches wide, i'm all the new Spring
shades, and black, at 60 cents per yard.
worth 81 90.
LOT 2--4O pieces extra heavy all silk
Rhadamars. full line of colors and black, at
50 1-2 cents per yard: worth SI.20.
We call special attention to our immense
line of Silks i'm fancy and plain weaNCs, and
guarantee a saving of % 10 33 I-3 per cent.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

lsrxs and enthusiastic sudisocs vas
present last evening at smith Opera House
and we're vel pleased The ARTISTS Mana
xsr smith has selected for his pstr0ns this
week srs a. frSs class The rsarveis of
Mexico. he Tauorse. daring feafs 0f md
cir sre wonderful Daie musical act can
not hs exrsiiet Frsnk lester = an eccen-
tric comedian. Mss As1de Beverley. IN
her character changes. fsIriy csrtivate> the
sudience The ssuEnabls i1ieriade. obey
ing Orders. iz very cenicsi. snd the sffsr-
piece. enUfieu nder the Cas- Pipe. ksens
The audiencs in a continuous round Of
laughter.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

Ansnt tsilorS sRd clothes. hera = story
about sasior wbose business wcuid probably
- ruined r hss nan-e ~rTe printed ia this
conn@rtic-. Scrse ~ his customers have iong
noticed thst BE rnads has sppesrsuoe every
3ev With rev snif OF. snd Trey asso OBJ
ssrved fhat nisag q hss suits d5 Mt fit hirn
very vel On in~estigafiou n affairs. ~
rnesrS - tirs G. re tsifsr's clark. thev made
10 rsfter Startling discovery thst TIE sasior
vss babftaail~ getting the 'frst v7sarr cut
81 the salts nsa3e fs- - S-'Eseczn~-s srss rnsf.
a. q s,stuer cf fact. he rosses4esi NJ sther prs-
sntshie cicthlnx. ier~nsflug sntsrelv Tor hss
stre~t h,sst1~s- ard sr-ssl st.irs urou th.s
xsTu1ertS 1f sis rii-sltx Chicsxo Heratt
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
KNOCKED HreHER THAN A KITE.

Now. ladies and gentlemen, let us i'm
press upon your minds the importance ol
make disposition OF these goods. everything
goes, nothing reserved, totally regardless ol
prices. The creditors want expenses cur
tailed and sales made at your own prices
We have special sale on fifty nice tea sets
at from two dollars and half to six dol
lars. and also offer Bargains in everythine
IN crockery and glassware. and having an
immsnse stock to select from, verybody
can be suited. Call at u. J. Evans old
stand and let us show you the goods. We
mean to close out this stock ar once, apd
want every person in Grand Rapids to ge
the benefit OF our low prices.
C. W. WATKINS. Agent
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

TIE Union Pacific has Just arranged With
its Eastern connections for a ssrsss 81 semi
montsly excursions % ali points on its INES
IN Kansas and Ssbysska. and ss far YES ~
2teriiBx. Colorado os the Nebraska oiFis.
ion. Tickets for the TouBd trlp I'll oe soia
- the rate Of About one limited ARE o. ssy
q a. Missouri River points Over ne nlon
Pscss~ Ten DAYS vii be sllo~ed going
an5 sve returning. and the tckss ril -
good Tor thirty dsys With stop-ovss rrivii-
9e- vfthin fheSe limits. over t3e l bon
P.crc Ines in the States nssed-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
An INDIAN RAID.
An olo-FAsfssOsEp hASssCRE
or TAE FROnTlER.
me s~ssxes o. ths " ar P~th-fLsa Knifss
Esrrisis k.td--Nirlsm Dane. ses Bslss
s1a Hsros1s II ths frostisr. Made
frissasr-kft S.TssA, ths kssa-
eas ss0at &1d tna1sn KiE1g-
or. - ths kess0s.

Red Knife. an Indisn chief Of uspsrsl-
Ieled er0x,ty and fsroeity. while rsldlng The
froa tier aud messscreiag tie inhabitants
capt aned = beautiful waite girl Miriam
Dsne-whona hs resolved 10 save alive add
drag 70 his lsir. lie also took Miriam .
parents alive. 50 a. 10 compel the heroic
giri 70 obey him IA order 10 save them lrom
torture.
kit Csrsoa. the famous scout and Indisn
fighter. wsx = warn friend VI the Danes
and he resolved 90 rescue them al al bsE-
ards he knew ked knlfe nendlsh CHAR
setsr, sad fully aad keenly realized the
awful f&ss hich Miriam Dane voaiu meet,
unless he should rescue her His li0a-ilke
soul was deeply aroused and all his an
equalied skill an cunning as scout and
Indian fighter were displayed ia tracking
Red knife down. TIE account Of the
varied and tragic incidents attending Kit
Carson's heroic efforts 10 save Miriam Dane
forms the most interesting, the most ro-
mantle, and the most thrilling Indian
story which has ever been told since Amer
ica wss discovered and the contest between
the white man aud the red man began.
Robert Bonner's Sons, publishers OF the
New York Ledger. are so confident of the
success OF this great story OF Red KNIFE,
or, KitCarson's Last Trail. thar they have
printed for free distribution over two mill
lion sample copies of the New York Ledger
containing the opening chapters of this
wonderful Indian story, which are DOW
being distributed from house 10 house IN
this city; and any person who has not bad
one of these sample copies can get one free
of expense by sending his name and sd-
dress to the L<deer Office. corner of William
and Spruce streets, New York.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

RE r-ssh a. ". n. TIbhs. druezisf, sfill
continues snd daily scorss 0f peopie csl foE
= h.sftie = Kerops Bs,ssrn Tor TIE inroft
ssd Lunes for tie cure of Couehs' Dcios
Asthma Bronchitis snd tonsun rElou.
kenp's Bsissm- tne stsu1sr1 fsnisy
--r1eav .oid - gusrenses sno neFe,
ss1s - civ. s.tisfsc1isn- 1ries 50 snd
500 Trsl sizr frse
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

TIE hess Ssivs n tks ro-i6 for Cuts
Br1sses se-es. TicsTs. SIS RkeaTa, sever
Sorss. Tstier. Chsr~sd Hsres. tnslosaas
Cc~ns end al ek0 ErTirrscrs- ard posi-
nvsiT cures Pies, O. 70 psT 80 airs1 70
Il xs,srsntee5 % ziVe perfAct ssgisfsrloD. o-
rncrsv refnndet Frice - csass per eox.
For ssis ~ Peck Brcs. cornsr ssnrss -
nr,&sn-A
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
Fine nj excl Cigars, at AZ West Bridge-st.
MCWILLIAMs.
DR.. BENNETT

VIII be at the Eagle House Thursday and
Friday. April and 6. The wonderful sue
cess he has been having and is now giving
in treating piles. assures, fstula, finding none
but what says he does certainly accomplish
wonders. Gets them well with nc
fair or outlandish operations. II
ought to and it does say be
knows and fully understands his business.
90 per cent. of all old chronics he cures and
they remain so. Hernia (ruptures), be tn,
age 5 o. 20 years, he is treating every week
and gets every one well 30 no more trusses
are required after one week. Go and see
him this time while here.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

The Grsnd iispiss Command-ry X of Si.
= wss orxsnirs'i rns-.isy evening At the
a.. n 3. A. Hsli. snd the follrwinz oflcsrs
s.~rta.l President Nsur'c- Shsnshan.
wee President p Fuite. Treasurer N.
D Rrsn Recording Sec~efsrv. p 3 Fitr-
Gerald. Financssi Selretsrv fsrass
H1relI. Commander ~ r. Ncer~~iu
First Vice Commander ". II NarrhT
second Nicp com nsndeT. ". II. King
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
SpRINGTIrF.

These beautiful Spring days reminds one
very forcibly of the fast approaching house
cleaning and refurnishing times. Every
one makes more or less changes in their
household adornments, and one of the
most essential features OF q pleasant home
is nice furniture This every one can sup
ply themselves with. from the cheapest to
the finest parlor and bed room suits; also
the Welch Folding Bed and everything in
this line at the leading wholesale and retsil
furniture emporium of Crockett 81 Hop
pins, IL Csnal-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

WssafssFos. Apri 3.NszsasE. tafssl-
sainz 1esihsr NiEh rziB. orisk - aixn
ssathe.stsrly siaca. shiffinE ~ DoFtn ssst-
sriy fslL0ssa oy eoidsf hlr ~e4Ihsr ca
EllIA4
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

A special meeting Of Chsmplin Post for
FRIDAY evening is called Business Of i'm.
ports0oe All members are requested tc
attend. Come early.
BIZ order Of Commands.
Ss~rrJ WHTTE.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

The Frsncf csnncs proncunre cough. bat
they 1se ~. Ruf Ecrzh S-rup. = csnts
brnn - snffersnE huassrTty vstson
csii Kills ~ cefn Prsrs 1s errts eotsle
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

rhs ssllowinx : Iist - ihs msrrisz-
LICENSES sssie.f since last published. VA
tae usfnes. residence ~hen eutxas re city
sod ACES oi sas parties
''ss.r =, ss-E
~rhrasr f R,.,sh Ana 1srsgade tcr1-
-. r.--eeli a-S
r.,-. r k,..sve.,zr,f- lf-.se usnl.u IS
-srrez = .,-rr..-s Rl.se Low - E-fs
s.,s rw.a S-x
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
REDUCTION.

FOR $500 per dozen you can get the bes
Cabinets in the city at Wykes' gallery. 8
Monroe St
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
$500 PER DOZEN.

Opening Thursday and Friday. April
5th and 9th.
ANNA MISToR,
65 Aonroe-st No cards.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

Catsrrh causes disc1srze fuoEn the aose.
i>s1 hresth. usin Between TIE eve-, coux7-
tnz. ctrssnz. rln1inx noises - tos esrS.
Eocd's ssrsarsriiis. 81 puFtk1Anx - s.o-~a-
~nr~s m<AErA
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

q wvks- ssfiery. $ Mouro--st These
sknu.ss Cssas>as sex $50 pr ao.sa.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05
Opening Thursday aud Friday. April


ANss MfNroR
So Aonroe-st. No cards.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-05

sA~urI wHTTE
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-11-17
The patriotic 1rish-Americans at Sand

The patriotic 1rish-Americans at Sand
Coulee have resolved to commemorate
the death of the Manchester Martyrs, AL
len, Larkin and O'Brien who suffered
death because of their devotion to the
cause of Irish independence. The adj
dress will be delivered by Charles B.
Egan who is an able speaker. Edward
Lowry will preside. The celebration will
be in charge of the following committee:
M. Cryan, 7. Dryer, E. McNally, M. Fo-
ley, P. Terry and J.. Gallagher, all good
men and true. The celebration will be
followed by ball for the benefit of the
school fund. The committee of arrange
ments for the ball is composed of William
Reevley, Patrick Clarity, and William
Cunick. The committee cordially invite
people from here and elsewhere to join
in this celebration. They will make it a
pleasant evening for all who attend. 1t
will take place on Nov 23d.
The London mine at Neihart, which
has been in litigation for the past two or
three years has at last been patented.
Work on the property says the Rocky
Mountain Husbandman has been contin-
ued in quiet way all these years, but
since ligitation commenced nothing has
been known by the outside world as the
mine had been under lock and key and
none but the werkmen allowed to enter.
But since the ligitation has been settled
and the patent for the ground received,
the lock and key has been taken off, and
we learn from Captain Mcintosh, who
visited it, that the lower tunnel on the
mine has been run in distance of 450
feet and that cross cuts show solid body
of galena ore 1S feet thick. The mineral
vein is traced over one half of the claim
which is 1890 feet, This we believe to
be the largest body Of galena ore known
to exist in the country, and promises Of
itself to furnish good carrying trade
for a railroad. Its location is high up
on the mountain side and can be worked
to great depth from tunnell.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1888-11-17

zens having accompanied him, passed
through here yesterday bound for St.
Paul, taking the same trail, but riding
this time in q palace coach instead of in
tie prairie schooner. While delayed here
he said to u TRIBUNE reporter: 'After
twenty-six years have elapsed since
watched for landmarks from the saddle
and covered wagon in coming this way,
am going back over the old northern trail
to see how it looks from palace car win
dow and the dormitory of Queen ANN
portable hotel. So far the experience i,
intensely glorious. Will tell you NOR,
about it when get back"