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Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
HARRINGTON CONVICTED.
ssntsncsd to Sir Wesks' imprisonment
Indigaation at the Result.

Sentenced ca Sin Week = imprisonment
Indignation at the Result
DUBLfS. Jan. 9.-Timothy Harrington,
NJ. p, was sentenced at the conclusion OF
his trial today TO six weeks imprisonment
without hard labor. The result OF the trial
is generally regarded a. outrageous,
since there Was abundant evidences
that Harrington was in no way
connected with or responsible for the utter
ances OF Kerry. Harrington Immediately
eneered an appeal from the judgment OF the
court the argument of which will be heard
shortly.
Corcorzn. publisher of the Cork Er-
a8silser, was also convicted today on a
charge similar to that made against Har-
rington, and sentenced To two month 5
confinement in jail without labor. Cor
coran also entered an appeal.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
cnMss IN e. "a.


trsi ossF tas CEisaissss-
KxT WssF. Jan. 9-fhs press Of ths &c
t'rs Island 0f Cuba has Fsised ne ery ss TO
tss present stzts Of tAs isl2nsl Il IS eia14s
oy e0th The Liberal All CoaseFyaii.s par
ties thai zFs Interested IN the political
moves Of Cuba that briganiage. murder.
arson. kidnsping. rape and othefdlaboliesl
crlmez are >ssf az sucn q hssdsay "a t4e
principal eit'~r u sas islaBc. such - hs-
ysna Aafzn1sz Carcenzs. Villa Clara zBd
90 mars that ths aaknorlfirs bave no e0ntroi
whatever over the criminals. and the ia
hxEIt2nts OF THIS poor island are living IA
perfect terror. no< knowing vAsE moment
they may be stopped and murdered in cosd
sloodL II Is al everyday scene IN Havana
10 zee a man stopped % the streets by des-
psradoes and after relieving him or what
he carries ne Is sruEsliy murdered In cold
bleoa.
Thus, crimes are bolalv committed in
hrosd daylight and On the most crowd ed
streets. such ~ Elpsrq1e. Cedtral Cole
De Ooispo. Csiza2a. Ds Ia keins, ~
Louvre, ETC.. and the most reaarksble
feature concerned IA thes; outrases. aud
that reject very little credit on the spanish
tyrants that Eos Oeeupy the island is that
tne entire city OF Havana Is paGrosied oy nc
less than 800 police soldiers who are paid
about sl5 per month. and get paid ae00l
two mooths in the year. consequently they
roo and piunder and eyoo murder a man
for twenty-five cents in Spanish paper
money, which Il about ten cents 10 oui
currency.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH. TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY TO- 1888

We're SIX i.mps apaa S8e 4itaz
was sasl 4 Aees tte- 4ea-s slissf
S9a "a l-1a --ts IS s~fe s3re
fnsss a. ars.ks 7 Afs.
Xxx
10. q air.ele -she ttzaps
Wan : Dsl4 O. ta.l14c - xes,
Ald wa Shlse iEs -. a ssembis
kgegs sieeP ns made vAk1s
Aa<e2 All Asste1s % a. - -,
hDeFS -poa tas mart sax
lie, Psi.sl44 silea
Nes1a Aez aasr sie SsF1tng tAers
XXI
Ealsa Plaza N a. 81 A1he2s
~trlksa : aosd L.-r ~ r4se sa1 t4Ir,
Pesli elee brcA1nss o. IA water,
Aa1 siGaIE III sfepcstas ar,
Aud ths sFSr5ss Asfs pronss-5
That me ei3a1 - Fa<xae sasl rise
whtn she sAo pfesanea sessa
Gives hesseh s&sflac.
XXI.
Xynis mas heard tue ecict,
And sas sxAnd sah 'basel breath.
Anefe the DaBssa Prluee, Is lying
In the assny of death.
Vain n4s been aeF aope. Der striving
Vain her love. sn1 khiit ftr Islc,
IFS her dooia. me gsds aase spoxen,
Ana lis vain 10 strive With fats.
XIII.
Then her dusky hesi bends lower,
And her ltps touch karee brow.
There Is u0ghlng sbe femeEbers
saving that she loves him now,
JUST a ssoneni. taus be linge red.
Mhiie h.r Womsn's asgsf led.
Then, she bastei4ed toward tie tempe
81 will save Inn yet abe said.
NXIY
Scarce she sees the forals she passes.
Facrs fever -iasF Cd &nc Mid,
But sne hears their cries aHd eunes.
On the n Nestai maid dedlcd:
They are pressing toward the temple
Bui che flies before them al.
Gains the orange grove, the portal,
Stands within the marble d All.
XIV.
There Palilis IS kneeling
Ana NOR form ses ms oid of life
Asshe reaches wsrd the priestess,
nho uplii.s a jeweled knife.
BlE a small hand, dark ana slender,
Thrusis her back and c as;ss the biace,
And moment the Egyp.iai
Gazes on the spartan maid.
XXVI.
But Il NON ut for toe people
Surge without the temple door.
And Palilia la terrsr
Falls upon tue marble floor.
swiftly Zine leaps upward
Up before the no sariae.
"Aen OF Athens snare the virgin,
For the sin Is Oniy niue.
NNNiI
Mine the hand profsne, that feared not
To put out the sacred iame,
Mine the lie that now II Forfeit
In the holy Nesta name;
Then she knelt before the god less:
'Oh great Nesta hear my prayer.
Make my death al collation.,
And my Daniad Rance spare
XXNIII
For a moment cleaned tlIe dagger,
Raised above the queenly head,
Then, before the goddess Vesta
The Egyptian maid lay dead
Hark q cry without the temple,
And it echoes from the gates,
And is borne throughout The city,
"frase the gods, the plague sbatesP
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
Arbaelie,. Cas-. eo.. to tn. Jury.

New YORK, Jan. After Judge Fuller
ton had concluded his argument on behalf
OF Miss Campbell in her suit for 100000
damages against Arbackle for breach of con
tract. Judge Beach charged the jury
TO the effect that contract OF
marriage had oeen proved. The only ques-
ton was whether Arbuckle had avoided or
broken it, fne jury. if they found that he
had, could assess damages according to
their ideas of fairness. The jury retired at
O'Clock. and will deliver q sealed verdi CT
in the morning
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

At meeting Of the Fencing Club bid
Isss evening be foi .7wIng v.rs made reeza-
bers Ioa Winegsz. Eos psrrnentsr. +. -.
f1fiswoid, Car Lesthsrs. osio Tham. Fred
Norse ard Rsrt Rec This sreIs tie
memters83o 10 se7snl I've. TIE Elah Is
~ . thr}7Iag co11 ton. sn1 = boring ciss
= beine forne1 raea " sfaiV tae n1a1-
il ar s1sleT Tse i-sl rslstlon q Pro. ys1ss
Anrpav. T1s clea ass . 5a4er consider
sfioa > "a - fo-r is6ss cisss IS f-1e-
fnz nr6ps t5s rreeent fEsrrsclss, Prof
Fssnx sosV.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
Parties, Receptions, etc.
Also Silver spoons, Knives and Forks.

The demand for goods of this description
is constantly increasing. Never before
have we bee1 in better position to lill all
such orders You will find everything
entirely NEW and TASTY. No old pieces
are among our loan goods.
Such things as Salads. Candelsbrz. Plat
eaux, Sugars and Creamers. Punch Bowls.
Tumblers. Olive Dishes, Finger Bowls.
Trays. Fairy Lights, etc. are among the
goods 10 loan.
No matter how small party or receipt
ion You give, you will find few things
short and instead OF borrowing from your
neigh00r, 1t is much better TO go 20 Leon
ards and rent what is short A great
many ladies prefer 20 rent ali the dishes
they use at their party N preference to
using their own choice pieces. ss when one
piece is broken il is 30 bard TO replace it
and their set is broken into.
We are prepared to loan dishes At very
small commission. NEARLY paying us for
our ime and are prompt in delivering the
same.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

fcdsv reversed fhe decree of the rnitsd
States Circ'ns Court of Wisconsin in the
csse ~ Iawther srainss Hamilton. The
rsse involved the right 70 Patent On modern
presses 81 nsskirx insead eii AMI IS of gen
- interest ts hnssei ninsrs The Court
b. is decision tsday scst4ins IsEthers
right - she ratsnt.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

NNtNnrttt - tt- tttt-tee-etA>N
SArtr Srz NASH Jan. 9.-One Of the
five criminals who sawed their way out Of
Jail here Saturday night was rscsptured to-
aay on the Canadian side. The Jail delivery
vss c.svsriv planned. and showed the men TO
te accomplished crooks. One Of the five
-ss awaiting trial for murder. two for eoun-
terssring- The other tao hssl been ar
rsstse for crime. committed sissvhere. and
we're held Cor Identification sad the arrival
Of rsqniSitisn papers
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Toxray. Jan. 9--rhe remains cf Nsroi-
scn III and his son. re Prince Imperial
-rre ~prsored todsv from Chiseihnrst 90
Earn nhcroush where ftee wiz ee deposited
fi = nausc earn. -erectet hv sx- Empress
Earenfa. Afar z,cus services as tf,sei-
burst the sosiies we're conveyed in solemn
ssfe to tae rsl ssv station
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
The GRAND RAPIDS GUARD.
The Annual Nestinx Wen Atteaded- on
GERS Elected.

GERS Elected.
The annual meeting Of Compsny p,
Grand Rapids Guard. last night. vss well
attended The company. after be ing called
% order. listened to reports By the secrs.
tary AMI Trrs-urs- The finances cf the
compsny are in a very fourishing con -
ton. TIE treasurer reported ali bi e paid
AMI a ba aace on hand Of sk17.S7 70 be-
Un the new wear with. The follow
ing were elected Directors Walter X.
Schmidt. James J. Howell. ". G. Bright
rall, John IL Taylor. p. II o Brien, Arnold
Greenbsam.
TIE nsw Board st'their meeting elected
the following officers President p II.
O'Brien. Vice President. James J. Howell.
Secretary. " X. Schmidt, Treasurer, J.
Schous3sr Ex-Le1tausnt Kroner refused
- scrept cfice for another term. business
preventing. A resolution vas passed ten
dering BIN thanks for uast services. and
expressing regref for his resignation. Plans
for extensive improvements ii the armOry
vere submitted sHd approved.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

BA1pviS. Ian. a-The Board Of Super
visors. Of Lake county, meet this week
There are several cases Of scarlet fever in
BALDWIN. The prompt seton Of the village
Beard hss prevented its spresd.--Fsti-
fions have been circulated for the local
option through LAKE county THE snow
nas bard cr,lst en- w1ico bad for lumber
men. The tobozzan slide IS Tree insti-
tuition given 70 the children bv A. l.. Car
penter & Co.---Ex-Igtgs of Probate Burn
ham is on the SIX iisf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

xhs &. = Supreme Court says Their Dstsn-
too 10 Illegal

WAsHISsroS. jan "a decision was
rendered by the Supreme Court today in
the haeeas corpus case Of the Mayor and
City Council % the city OF Lincoln. Neo..
Who are now in the custody OF The United
States Marshal there for contempt of an
order Of The United States Circuit Court.
This court holds that the United States
Circuit Coart ntsing as q court OF equity has
no jurisdiction whatever over criminal
cases. or cases Involving the appointment
-. z<2aayzl ol Stata-Aad municipal officers,
snd that The proceedings Of the Federal
Court OF Nebraska are null and void. The
detertion Of the Mayor and City Council
are illegal, AMI they ars entitled to dis
charge.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 9.-The steamship
Rio de Janeiro, from Japan and China,
brings the particulars of the wreck of the
British steamer Vortigern. with the loss of
twenty lives, in = typhoon in the c hina sea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

WASHINGTON, Jan. 9.-In the Senate this
morning Mr.. Stockbridge presented pc
titiou of the citizens of the Fourth and
Eleventh Congressional Districts of Michi-
gan urging the establishment OF prohibi-
Lion in the District of Columbia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
sHEEHEY IS TRAINING.
More Assut the Prize Fight To Come o.
at Cedar Springs.

MOrs Absut the Ffths ftHht 10 toWs On
at Cedar spring.
sas0s.>sa -stssNa.
CEDsE SrRISes. Jan. s.-Joe Shsehey Is
now IN active training in this place. pre-
pairing for bis match With Bill Lovelace and
John Dial. both OF whom be IS matched to
fight in one ring. in alternate rounds.
Wednesday night. January IL. Dial >
friends are confident Of Sheehey's defeat.
They saY they sre willing 10 match Dial
alone against Sheeheg. In their bets thev
sre Offering odds against him. Sheehey IS
in good lighting condition. IS about nve
fst ten inches hlxh, and weighs 100 pounds.
Judging from appearance il Is likely that he
vii make q bard hght.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

st wsmpanoag mills. who struck Friday.
returned to work today. There is as yet
no sign of meeting Of manufacturers 10
consider the wage question.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

HotsHroS. Jan. e.--Durins the past
month there hss been shipped from tbs
point via the Doluth. South Shore G A.
l.rfic railway 5 1sG8c0 rounds Of copper.
a. OF which wss consigned 70 eastern
POINTS he wss sen b. way ~ 81 Ixnscs
- rhieh point it Sss transferred across the
Straits.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
The EASTERN QUESTION.
Tn. slta.tioa Likely u Bseoms Critical
Again soon

Again soon
sr. PErzRsBrss. Jan. 9.-Wen informed
persons consider thai although the political
situation IS decidedly improved. the i'm
pro4sment : only conditional, and II
European cabinets eonhns themselves 10
platonic .tetemsnts, and fail to take CORES
pondinx action, the situation viii shortly
become a. critical as is was TWO weeks ago.
The Gazette, announcing that the nrss
series OF time expired guardsmen had al
ready been dismissed and that infantry dis
rais.als vii follcr shortly. instead Of on
March I. the usual period. welcomes the
measures a. an aGzurv OF psacs. arguing
that these forces would not be dismissed.
we're IL likely their services sOaid shortly
- reouiret
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

PrruovrH. Mich. Jan. Rev. II. G..
Reaies. ~ this place died yesterday morn
irg Of sporisxv. st tte sKs of s. ysars. Re
VS. prorifnens nppfbe~ q tfe Baptist
Church. ard Rad heea f0fs swsivp wears state
Srrerintecdent of M Mssicns. The funeral
vi occur t1norroe-
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

BERLIS, Jan. 9.-An Official bulletin an
nounces that the Empsror's catarrhal af-
Fiction continues 10 trouble him, but states
that there is nothing alarming in his
svmptOms
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

QaArtsr-oT The price of subroi5srsss
makes ons 81 the ossf bargains cEssred Ct
kl.5cars
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

NrySxsro1as Jsn. a.--Ths tseruemetsr
registered tbirty-sevsn degrees besor zero
a. a ~. toizT.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

A merry party of about twenty young
gentlemen congregated at the Union Depo,
last evening TO bid farewell TO Gustsve
PraDg, Assistant City Surveyor. and son o.
Contractor Prang, who left on the IL o'clo tx
train for San Francisco Gus will visit in
California for three mouths. and he takes
with him the good wishes of host q
friends.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10


Pa Reilly iss na1as kaowa IL he comedy
sne vau4sxliie st&gs a. lhoroazasy as Ned
Booth OF se Jessnon 10 tie loxiucssts.
kE Reilly i a. artist. eE rstser csFiczta-
risI. - sell ss . comedian. ana for e mum
tez oi fssFs ia the pklms days oi Old De
r0it pDpt~8ra az iluslrase1 newspaper
there he ls nov HArrisS. . flck aud lat
sn1, but t1T d praised fagrF. y bica set
l2ua saed IA q car do yesterday, 5a &c su-
yreHsiy hsppy. Reilly & Moods Big Skow
o0sned taelr engagement oi tares nlgkts
a8d two msiinees al ieedmou1s last even
ing TO house that Was packed from the
orehestfs rail % the roof o. the gallery -
every seat aud every incl oi standing reom
seins occupied. Tae eeri0rmsaee is q con
tinued suocessios of wonderful specisiuss
and Wild fuii. The pfegranams opens with
. society song anu dance called tss Ebony
soiree. interpreted by six stars including
I'd. Haley. Enh Heussf Bob Morrisey.
john Morssey, J. kesting and
Joseph Doner- Then follows Adels Wilson
in some gyrstions on a revolving globe and
the musical mODsrchs Howard. Russell.
Seelsy aud Taloert. FloEenee Miller. a
really beautiful woman. appears ia charsc-
ter vocalisms and dances, and is charming
iasorlis. Bobby GaylOr, ole OF the fun
Diest Of lrish comedians, calls forth shrleks
of laughter in bis monoloxue. snd q kuxOm
young woman with tns suggestive name OF
BOgzrdus, introduces liock of trained
doves. pigeons ana parrots. and
Mexican dog. greatly 10 the delight
Of the children The piece de resistance
of the ceremony in Pat Keilly's show is the
weleknovn and wonderful Nelson Family.
who are beyond all question the greatest
acrObats ever seen behind the footllghts.
Their performances are indescribable. aud /
shall mol attempt 10 mention the marvel
Gus feats which they gracefully and easily
perform. Ii seemed as If the roof would
sink and the floors fail through with the
applause that thundered through the thea
tire at intervals during the acts of these six
finely formed men and boys. Pat Reilly
makes his first appearance in the
act which follows the Nelson's. in which
is introduced the Irish Police Brigade. A
farce called Mistakes" concludes the even.
ing in which Bobby Gaylor aud Pat Reilly
make lots of fun. Florence Miller, who. by
the wsy is Mrs. Pat Reilly. and May Cos
tello, also appear in the farce.
Geo. w. Floyd, manager for Nat c. Good
win. was in town yesterday. The fnimlts-
bic comedian and bis splendid company
appear at Powers next Monday evening
Goodwin spDears rs poor Galishtly in the
raltling old English comedy, Lend Me
Five Shilllngs," and afterwards in the
amusing farce of Turned Up." de-
hghtful evening of pure fun may be an.
| ticipaled.
Geo. W. Hsgeulan in advance of "Un
der the Gaslight" which appears all mex
week at Redmond's, is in town.
Manager Fred G. Berger arrived in town
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Geo. w. HsgeDan in advance of "Un
der the Gaslight" which appears all mex
week at Redmond's, is in town.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Wkite sas s5loss5 susarosderles sf st
Eislder & Cos elezrsnos sac
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Ladies', don't foT get the embroidery stock
during the 1olf safe a. ttSiddeTs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Manager Fred G. Berger arrived in town
yesterday. He will remain two or three
days.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

To meet long felt want, we have brought
on several pretty patterns in Decorated
China iates, and Cups and Saucers, which
we shall loan for
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

Aboui str vel Known and prominent
sporting men 81 Dyed tox hunt st Reed
LAKE yesterday sitsrnoon. The fox beng
f1rni shed hy Christian Airisl. ssloouist On
Cclcrsak 81. The usual Eux.ish meta0is
were use,3 sn8 the tex wss captured ~
eithar NJ Abrams or Joseph rsi s0n
dog. the iudgss were unaoie n decide
wnicb snd the mcnsv vas dlFl1ei. A
surnnfao1ss ,su1uet vas spread g. Jimmy
fsris snd - snioFsbie tine spent ~ ths
cnnsnanv. Another hurf wH 5e persiei
patai n Friday. st which tTo foxes vi -
psced in TIE hsid.
cuartet O. If tbcss eie9sas srsss pssseTns
a. kitisier makes a narxain-
Ns=es' ehiiiren's sus isiies' rool bose
1 oa a ssdder q Cssaa
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10

THE New Karl at Redmond's Thursday
evening.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
OF for the West.

Clara Morris at Powers Grand 10th am
Lot
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
LITERARY LADIES.
VERSES or 4 VALLEY CITY poeress.
rhs Laai . LitsFsrg esab In.srts Hment
L4ss >iget-Ihe 40 cf Ayai<ss
Fslllia sHd PriEes kzaes-A
Bsantifai Poem.

The first Of the ssries OF tas four enter
tainments - be given ~ the I.adiss' Liter
AIRY Club Mas presented to large audience
in the nes club house last evening. Every
chair was taken an standing room Was ~
a premium.
'-Nynise. . Romance Of Ancient Greece.
vas presented oy . number of the most
charming young ladies in town. assisted by
Q lew gentlemen. The poem WAS written
and The tablsaux were wholly arranged by
Mrs. Fred. &. Miller. whose talents and ex-
quisite taste made q complete success OF the
entertainment Miss Frances Pierce at
tired in classic costume and surrounded by
a number of Oreeian ladies read the poem
with line effect tt8s
The following young ladies and gentle
men took part ia the ta6leaux, Aesiames
Gonzales, Yale, Tbbs. Lockwood, Pike.
finkham. hOlcOm5 Perkins; Misses
Bl0jgstt. Long. hOon, Preusser, Csuitieid.
Rice. Fitch, Wright, Ward, Campbell aud
the Nessrs. Brigham. immen and Fitch.
Ir. Holcomh managed the calcium light
With good effect.
Below is the programme of the hrst part,
all OF watch was well rendered and sppre-
clated by the sudieece:
Grecisn Asich, Wurzburg & Bronson's s
orchestra Recitation, Mrs. Lorraine I'M
men. Essay on the Romance of Greece, by
Mrs. l.. p. Rowland read by Mrs J. Morgan
Smith: Hephaestfs. by the orchestra.
Mrs. Fred G. Ailler's poem is given in
full:
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-10
IA OFF SALE.


In order to dispose Of our immense stock o
Goods in the shortest possible time. Offer
from this day everything i'm the line ot
Boots, Shoes, Slippers, Rubbers, and Felt
Goods, at
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-23
A Frightful Accident.

Last week while son of Chas. Fran
cisco's in this valley was plowlng with
a sulky Jlow to which three horses were
attached, the plow struck rock throwing
the boy on the tongue. The horses there
upon started to run, this time throwing
the boy on his back underneath the plow,
which caught him under the coat and
dragged him along. The horses ran with
all their speed across the field and across
the railroad track,t some distance, where
they were checked by the boys dog who
ran them into bank, Mr., Francisco
was witness to the affair and his feel
ings can better be imagined than de-
scrlbed. For while he was rooted TO
the spot, but finally ran to the boy and
extracted him from his perilous situation.
Strange to say the boy was not badly in
jured, sustaining flesh wounds only on
his back. He says he had precence OF
mind sufficient to keep his head up or
he would have had it dashed to pieces in
crossing the railroad track. lie expected
momentarily to be dashed to pieces and
when tine team stopped he thought il
was twenty four hours before his father
arrived. The dog undoubtedly saved
the boys life and 1t is needless to say
that money will not buy him now.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-23
PARASOLS, SUN
UMBRELLAS.

We assert with the greatest confidence
that our assortment of Parasols and UNI
brellas is the largest, handsomest. mob
biest and most reasonable in price that
ever came to Gallatin valley. We begin
the line with Children's. the cutest little
Parasos you ever saw, at prices so low
than no one in this vicinity is so poor as
not to be able to afford one then up
thro' Misses sizes in Checks and Solid
Colors. Satins and Silks, with pretty
Sticks, to Ladies' Coaching and Lace
trimmed Parasols and Sun Umbrellas.
Light colors in Pongee and China Silks,
striped Satins, check Satins, lace trim
med or without, black Satin, lace trim
med and colored Innings, black Silk, fancy
Silks and every style that is desirable
this season. The Sticks, every individu-
al one of which has been carefully select.
ed, are stylish in the extreme, If desired
Natural Woods or Sterling Silver. The
Silver handles, from the Gorham Manu-.
featuring Co., and the Coverings and
Frames from Folmer, Clogg Il Co., botll
the leading houses in their lines in the
world. Surely, beautiful assortment
for this on any other country, and pricei
lust right. No purse SO flat as to be un
able to cope with our prices. You car
buy q handsome Parasol for less money
this season than you ever dreamed of
We have no fear as to those goods, ex
cept that we may not have enough t.
supply our patrons.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-05-23
Church News.

Chillren's Day at Centenary Church
south, was nicely observed on last Sab
bath. The re citations were all well
delivered and much appreciated by the
audience.
At the annual meeting of the Board Of
Missions of the NJ. i. Church, south, in
the city of Nashville, Tenn. $685. 900 was
appropriated to Montana.
Rev. Clay Fleenor will preach in the
Centenary NJ, +. church, south, Sunday
morning and evening. Morning subject,
"ubi1hity of God" Evening subject,
"The Tongue"
AT the meeting in May of the College
of Bishops in Nashville it was arranged
that Bishop Galloway should attend the
Montana annual conference, NJ. f.
Church, south) instead of Bishop Hen
Dirk.
The NJ. f. church, south, have made
many improvements to the building
since the arrival of Rev. Mr.. Fleenor.
Carpets has been put down, the interior
repainted and decorated and new bell
added. The membership of this church
is also increasing and keeping pace with
the improvement that is going on all
over the territory III this society.
Rev. Aaron Kelley, of Georgia, has
been sent to assist Rev. Walker on his
charge this year. Mr.. Kelley comes
well recommended.