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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07
THE OFFICIAL RECORDS.
What They Have to Say About the Chick
amauSa Campaign.

What They Have to Say About the Chick
amauGa Campaign.
The first volume of the official
records of the battle contains
the reports of the Union army,
and much important new material
Opinion has greatly changed as to the
strategy of the Chickamauga cam
paign. That of Bragg is admitted to
have been able and dangerous. That
of ROsecrans, with increasing clearness,
appears to have been both able and
successful.
1t has been contended that Rosecrans,
after forcing Bragg out of Chattanoo-
ga, by the movement, far extended to
the south, against the Confederate left
flank and rear, should at once have con-
centrated his army in Chattanooga.
Probably this is true. 1t is also true
that after the concentration in Chatta-
nooga Rosecrans should Immediately
have fortified the place and acted on
the defensive. But his orders from
General Halleck, dated September II,
1868, were as follows:
AFTER holding the mountain passes
on the west and Dalton, or some other
point on the railroad, to prevent the
return of Bragg's army, it will be de-
cided whether your army shall move
farther south into Georgia and Ala
bama."
Thus it happens that if Rosecrans had
marched his whole army through Chat
tanooga he must have continued, as
ordered, to pursue Bragg as far south
as Dalton. In this case he would still
have been caught in the attitude of pur-
suit when Bragg suddenly concentrated
1.-The whole Confederacy against him.
Perhaps the result would have been
better, perhaps worse for Rosecrans.
The order TO pursue was wrong. The
disposition that Rosecrans made for the
pursuit was apparently the best. There
was nothing in it even to prevent a
sufficiently rapid concentration of his
army in any event. except the unfore-
seen blunder of a corps commander as
to roads. Even after this mistake,
costing days, occurred, the army was
sufficiently concentrated and most ad-
mirably shifted, by day and by night
to the vital positions
Another fact that will be brought out
by these volumes will be the slight i'm
portance of the gap left in the Union
right by the moving to the left of
Woods division. This has been harp
ed upon as the pivotal event of the bat
tie. The breaking of our right wing
was caused by something more posi-
tive in its nature. This was the tre-
mondous attack by Longstreet, with
brigades massed in columns. He says
no single line on earth could have re-
sisted it Whether it struck the alleged
gap or single line of troops, is mat
ter of no significance Bragg had at
Chickamauga 10000 more men than
Rosecrans This is what struck our
right-a phalanx of 10, 600 men coming
in successive waves, and aimed at a
spot where a single line would not op-
pose to them more than 1,5O0 mem
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette.
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Accounted For.

Miss Psssee only just had her eighteenth
birthdayl Ridiculous ~
ITS true. You know she was born on
the 18th Of February. .n-Harper's Bazar.
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The Dead at Gettysburg.

A writer in the Grand Army Journal
furnishes the following as the number
of dead buried at Gettysburg from each
State:
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1889-11-07

The birthday of Abraham Lincoln
has been selected by the Sons of Vet
erans as one of the days upon which to
commemorate the services of Union
soldiers, and is to be known as Lincoln
day.
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A Good Restaurant.

Smlth-rve Just been eating a good din
ner at DoogoOd's restaurant. I tell you
what it is, there are no flies on his table.
Brown-Of course there isn't They are
all in the soup.-Arcola Record.
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A Natural GrudRe.

hes mean, contemplate man. Why,
what he IS now he owes entirely to me-"
NO wonder he has grudge against you
II ne owes his meanness and contemptibility
to you l"-Harper's Bazar
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self9n
Never lose myself. If did, suppose
I'd advertise. ."-Harper's Bazar,
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PET FANCIES.
UGH BURT ON

UGH BURT ON
closed the school
house door with a
bang, and after lock-
ing it securely he
showed both key and
hands into his panta-
looms pockets, turned
and walked hurriedly
along the dusty coun-
try road. His fine,
intelligent brows
were drawn down
and his whole man
ner expressed annoy
ance. By JOve, "
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Columbus, Miss, Oct. 3, 1889.


The outcome of this dastardly threat
of violence is well known. General
Chalmers, who is an old gentleman
too feeble TO speak in the open air,
was refused any hall in Columbus as
he had previously been refused in
several other places. The women and
children were protected from this
feeble old gentleman. The order OF
the big 1O0'' was effectual in every
way. General Chalmers did not speak
in Columbus or anywhere else, and
the Big 10O'' were disappointed in
their expectation of numbering more
negroes Free speech not being al
lowed. General Chalmers resigned his
candidacy. and nothing stands in the
way of a magnificent Democratic VIC
tory in the Republican State Of Mis-
sissippi chicago Tribune
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THE HUNDRED OUTLAWS.

How Their Orders Were Obeyed by the
Thugs of Mississippi
When General Chalmers. the late
Republican candidate for Governor of
Mississippi, was announced to speak at
Columbus, in that State, the following
placard, of which we have an original
copy, was posted all over the city:
- BOYS TO THE FRONT.
The DEVIL will be in town TO-DAY and ne
must be WATCHED!
The women and children Of the land must be
protected
BY order Of
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Foreign Exchange
Furnished on all the prin-
cipal cities Of the
world.
BONDS BOUGHT and SOLD.

Special attention given to busi-
ness of Farmers and Stock
men. Personal liability not
limited, as is the case with
incorporated Banks.
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Deatfde Vabn,tnfaae.

yta9 ber i'm &ei1s giienbabnamt
aufgefeaten yta6 6Deilung ber auf beut.
f9en gifenbabnen = ausi9lieBli9 8ap.
erns - i'm Monat .Gebruar b. 5. beim
giienbabns8etriebe Omit Nusl@lub Der
Wertfdtten) borsetommenen unfdle
tDaren i'm 8anjen 5u ber3ei9nen: 46
@ntgleiiungen unb 3 3ufammenf6Be
ouf freier BabH, 18 gntgIeiiungen unb
20 3uiammenit6Be in @tationen unb
l36 fonifise llnfdae (lleberfabrer bon
Gubruerten, Geuer i'm 3use, 2eRelers
ploiionen uno anbere @reignilie beim
@iienbabn. 8etriebe, iofern bel lebtersn
perfonen get6btet ober perIebt tuorben
finb). Bei 'bieien rnfdllen finb i'm
Gan3en unb 5mar gr6btentbeils bur9
eieenes 8erf9uIben 1873 perIonen pers
unsIldt, iomie so giienbabn.6
erbebli9 uub 1876 unerbebli9 bei6dbigt.
Bon ben befDrberten &eiienben murben
4 get6btet unb 6 Derlebt, uno 5tpar eut.
fallen sipei S6btunsen auf ben 0erpal=
tungsbe3irt Der t6nigliden @iien5abn.
OireftiOn (linfsrb. y 3u R6ln unb ie cine
S0btuns auf bic f0nigli9 iuiirttembsrs
sif9en Staats. giienbabnen unb auf ben
0erwaltuuesbesirt ber t6nisli6en 81.
ienbabn. DIRECTION (re9trb.) 5u G6ln,
orei 8erleBunsen auf bic &ei9s'giiens
babnen in GliaB. .2otbringen, atpei 8ers
lebunsen auf ben 8ermaItungsbeairt
Der f6nigli6en gifenbabn DIRECTION 3u
glberfelb unb cine Yerlsbung auf ben
8ermaltungsbeairt ber i0nieli9sn @is
ienbabu.D Direftion gu 8romberg. BON
Babnbeamten unb .4rbeitern i'm 9ienft
ipurben beim eiseatli6en giienbabns
8etriebe Sc eet0btet unb IS perleSt,
bon Steuers u. (. NJ. 8eamten 2 ge.
tbatet uno l perlebt, BON fremben perfo.
ncn eini6lieBli9 Der nidt i'm Dienit
befinbliden Babnbeamten unb arbeiter)
13 set6otet unb 16 berlebt. 4uBerbem
tpurben BEL Observation-Disclosures A 8e'
amte berlebt.
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9te 3enff eai8feit.

r&ai9er, als elm @e6ante" 1T elite
tpeitberbreitete &ebensart, bic aber, tpie
iiberbaupt bic meiiten Gebensartem, me.
mig ober gar ni9t gepriift miro. gtur
Wenige baben ie bariiber na9geba9t,
10 ie raid eigentli6 elm Gebanfe 1T.
Sn einem NufiaBe oes ugineteentb @en=
turp" tuer6en nun interefante Bere9,
nungen tber bic perbdltniBmdBise Sets
,ldnge angeifellt, tpel1e erfprberlib lit,
um beri6iebene altdgli9e Sbatia6en
far unferen @eift gu pergegenndrtigen.
gs fnb 3. 9. bur9i9nittIib etlpa
2l5 SetunbeH erforberli9, I'm fi9 bas
Ganb, in tDel9em cine allgemein be-
tannte Sta6t liegt, pber bic Spra9e,
In tpel9er elm befannter S1riftitener
gef9rieben bat, in's @ebd9tniB 3u ru.
fen. Das Norlpdrtsbenfep gebt i1nels
ler, als bas Giidwdrtsbenten, pie man
beim 3dblen n1erfen fann. I'm an ben
Namen bes nd9iten Wouats su benten,
erforbert nur balb 10 piele 3eit. wie,
ft1 ben Namen bes porberisen Monats
gu bergegentpdrtigen. I'm einifellige
3ablen, alio 3ablen bon l big 9, 3u
absiren, erforbert burff1nittli1 1l3
5etunbe, udbrenb es eine balbeGelunbe
erforoert, fie nit einanber gu multiple
ciren.
Sol@e llnteriu9unsen forbern nee
ientli9 unieren @inblif in bas Snnere
unieres eigenen @eiites. yattrli9
peruria6e bic @etDobnbeit ober Matges
tuobnbeit einen unterf9ieb binf9tii6
Der 3eit far gentle Denfberri9tungen.
go f6nnen Berionen, tpel1e an Das
Ne@nen getp6but fino, 2 unb 8 f6nels
ler 5uiammen3dblen, als Nnbere.
gbenfO f6nnen fi9 Dieienisen, peI9e
fi9 befdnbig nit 2iteratur beiGdftigen,
raider, als Mnbere, barauf befnnen,
bnb Sbatefpeare ben n6amlet" i9rieb.
I'm einen Monat 3u Aennen, tpenn
bic betreffenbe Sabresseit seseben 1T,
erforbert Idnsere 3eit, ols bon benz
Monat auf bic Sabres3eit gu i9lieBen,
tpie ii5erbaupt ber @eiit gep6bnli1 ben
S9ritt bonn Magemeinen gum Belonbes
ren ni9t 10 i9neQ madt, nie bonn ges
fonbern gum Mqgemeinen.
Die sWillens3eit", b. 3. bic 3eit.
tpel9e n6tbig 1T, Inn fidJ fir irgenb
etmas 3li entI6eiben, ldBt fi6 ebenios
tpcbl mefen, tuie bic gum Wabrnebmen
n6tbige 3eit.
Obmobl elm 8udiiabe an fi9 raider
geleien tuerben fam, aIs elm gatl3es
Wort, 10 iinb mir an bas laute 2eien
bermaBen getp6bnt, baB bieier proceB
Elm autOmati l9er getporbeu 1T, unb iid
eth Wort f9neller leien, als elm Bud.
ftabe nennsn ldBt. Bel Ginberm, Nls
tersi9waden unb gdnsli6 llngebilbeten
oausrn bic Senfprocefe i'm Gasemeiuen
ldnger.
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pmmm m fWuN@p
WOLFSON Ecke Main Plaza ANTONIO

Ser gintritt zines iebr iunseu Mans
nes. beiieu babi@es, frii6es @ef@t ums
maDt bon belblonoen 2oden, befen
ni6t bobe, aber 3ierli6e Gefalt ni1t
bic geringffe Nebnli6feit NIT Grana
batten. unterLra6 bas 8eiprd1 3wi=
f@en Obeim uuo Neffen. Grana wuBte
bennoD. baB et ieinen 8ruber Dor 1i9
lab, er legte beibe 0dnbe auf bes Sins
geren S9ultern uno iagte: @riib @ott,
NleTanoer, Du bit bas seriiinete @ben.
bib uniers 8atersl
AIeranber i6aute au Dem 8ruoer
empDr unb erpiberte nit &Rbrung: {:
1lnb Du blidft mid nit ben Mugen
ber eeliebten Mutter an. sic febe i9
ieBt tpieber bpr mir, bes 0aters erinrere
i9 mid bunfel!
Die gruber febten lib gemiitbli9 an
ben Slid, 0err &eu9lin entfernte Ii9
unter 5em Yornanbe. 3eitungen leien
au mIfen. st tuollte bic Briiber allein
laien, bieueidt boffte ct aud baB es
Nleranber gelingen marbe, ben Bruber
bon ieinem 9orbaben ab3ubringen.
6err &ea9lin bate als ioliber Gaufs
mann Wibermi1en segen Mass, mos
einen abenteuerli6en Mnitri1 bate,
.aber er bef1loB unter ollen ltmftdnben,
on ieinem dlteren gtefen als 8lutsber=
tuanbter 5u banbeln.
8ielleidt, iagte bet tpirsige Mann
au fd felbf, beurtbeile i9 meinen Nefs
fen ni@t gang gere9t. Meine gltern
geb6rten in bas bergangene Sabrbuns
bert, unb i9 balte mod INNER an ben
@runbfdben, tuelde iie mir einseprdgt
baben. 6ran3 III ber 6obn elmer nelies
rem 3eit, unb bieIe briGt nit ber grabis
tion. Mtit ieinen &enntniiIen, ieiner
briqianten peribnIi1teit 1T CT Der
Wtann, fi6 bic Situation au i6affen,
tuie er fie eben brau9t. 6on i1 i'm
antlasen, neil ct ni9t nit 0ilfe zines
ererbten 8erm6gens unb eines bo9a5es
ligen gfamens fein 3iel au errei6en
fu6t. ionbern Elm self made man iein
ipiu2
(6ortietuns foIet.l
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= ueber ben riefgen perfonenbers
febr in Stem gorf pdbren6 Der brei
Geftoge beribtet bic Stem Norfer
yStaatsseitung": Im Montag tpurbe
Der JuBmeg ber grootlDnersB Bride bon
$4,000, bic 8abn bon $50, 300 Berfo.
men benubt. Nm 9ienstag betrug bie
3abl Serienigen, tpel9e fi9 3u SUB
ttber bic Bride begaben 5000, tp0bs
renb 10000 bic gabn benubten, unb
an Mittmod3 bepegten fi1 iiber bic
gtiide 30,671 Gubgdnger, unb 143, ,683
Yerfonen lieBen fid per Babn iiber bies
feIbe bef6rbern. SIN @ansen uurbe
bic Bride tpdbreno Der brei Sage bon
607, ,654 periDnen benuBt. Die @e=
iammt @innabmen mdbrenb bers
ielben 3eit betrugen $14, ,389.73, uugez
fdbr $4,000 mebr, als ionf wdbrenb
breier Sage. Die @efammt3abl ber
pafiasiere auf ben nod BrootIpn fii1.
renben Gdbren belduft iiG auf 637 900,
tudbrenb bic Mnsabl ber perfonen, tpels
DIE fi6 iiber ben Gortb Riber ieben lies
ben. ouf 100000 aHsef6lagen miro.
Die geamten bsr gifenbabnen Nno
nod ni6t i'm Stanbe, genaue 3ablen
an3ugeben, aber man tptrb nidt febl
aeben. Bel Der Nnnabme, baB bic ,Netu
Oor! @eniral" ni6t tpeniger aIs SO, 900,
Die D0arlem &iber"' 10000 rnb bic
Stem Saben 8abu $4,000 Gabrg1ffe
na9 Der 5taot bra9te. Die pennipls
nonia Babn, tpelde bon ben meiifen
Shbldnbern benubt tpirb, bef6rberte
etua 100000, bic vgrie". bic uDelas
mare, Gadauanna unb Welfern" un6
bic nSerfeb Central" ungefdbr 15O, 900
unb bi. Staten SslanbsGdbre cirfa 4O,=
600 perfonen. gtpa 1000 Jabrgdife
trafen auf ben Nlbanps8ooten elm unb
ebenfO biele errei9ten bic MetropoIe
miitelif ber Connecticut. unb Weafas
6ufetts Boote. @s tpir6 bon allen
9eiten 5ugegeben, SaB Bic 5ranss
port @efelf6aften tpdbrenb bes SUI
bildums gr6bere @ef6dfte ma9ten,
als BEL irgenO elmer anberen &c.
leaenbeit aubpr. Die 0odbabnen
bef0rberten bur6idnittli6 cine baIbe
WilIion Seute per Sag = am Montag.
Sienifag unb Mittpo9 aber fieg Bic
3abl auf ie 100000.
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@efarbte 9alpns.

40 3oll breiter 8attilt, quite Waare,
10 unb 129 Gents per garb; Ylaib
3awns, 80 3cll Brett, in 6arben, 10
Gents; 100 Stade Yertb Orsanbies
121 Gents; Gable @crb Srsanbies, 12I
Gents; Beriii6er Muu u0er Grt, 30 unb
35 Gents; Gmericun gballies, sebrudt
unb s9tfarbis, IA Oarbs far 81.
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0te Gntseduma ctmer ,yrau.

Rod eine runberrrue Gntbeduns lit sema&t pcrben
nno pdS nod ha,u BON etner Dame aus bieem County.
Steben Sabre lang Bate ie bic entjesltdfen 9eiben
sus5ueben, wei6e eerart an brer 2e6enStraf ebrten
zap t9r Gco Mot mebr fern su ien f6ten. Dre Mpz
nate huitee te unauibbrlit uno tpnnte einen Ghlaf
nncea. Oa tanfte fie BON un8 etne Slaihe ppn Dr.
9tnss pNeuer Gntbeduns fur S@nin6iuat~ unb fanb
gen ndf Der erten OcfS 70 pel GrIeinteruns, hd6 e
4lafen trnnte, uub bic etne Nafe furrte ne ppltdlz
pts. Sbr 9ame u WirS. 9utber 9us. 60 itreiben
unS W S SamriG 4 50. in Sbelbp, Nerb Carolina.
Co., WbpIe5ale.
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9as .8erI. SaaebIottA idlreiht

~ Sas r8erI. SasebIattA idreibt:
Gin mabrer 6trom BON amerifanilten
Souriiten ipirb fi6 in bieiem 9ommer
iiber europa ersieBen. Sn Stem Oort
alein fnb big ieBt 100000 Gabrtarten
far bic &eiie mad, 2onbon gelbif pors
ben. gn BEN Goot'i9en NunbreiIen
mollen fi9 10 DieIe Mmeritaner bstbeili.
gen. baB bic agentur fi9 teinen &atb
tueiB."
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gseibe 9auus.

$500 garts ebeer, 1air,corb, Ylaib
sopns, 10 Gents per garb; 9sarieiles
oot1 l21 Gents per Oaro an; feline
Yiques, IS Gents per yatb; DreB Cams
brles, l2a, 16s uno 20 Gents; easliide
@ambries unb 0oinioofs, 3e 3ou brett.
20 Bic SO Gents.
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unfreimiIIiae 2nmif.

Der in 8ieoenbriid erf&einenbe ,gote
ON ber Gms" entbdlt in ieiner Nr. 26
bonn 30. Wdr3 bic folsenben Snierate I:
Der Sagner. Der li9 In Wiebenbriid
ausgelahen bat, baB ii9 meine RapelIe
aufgeloft babe, bot Die unpabrbeit ae.
ipro9en. Meine &apelle beffebt bonn
l. Mpril ab nur bur9 anitdnbige 9eute.
8rune, 3apenmeilter."
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Temerfeite @eInfd,r6nfe.

Die berilbmten alpine 8ire Qroof Safes init
gsraulGloien eombiaationsidIoiie,n finb in
allsemelner Nadfrase. aeiuer fam obne iie
tein. Die bette St9erbeit uno bilIietfe Der.
lldernng. erte alalIe Safes gu billiscnl
yre'ie. Nlan abrefire: 8. @. Subbarb,
Staats a9ent, Wo. 9S6 gomneree. Strase,
Dallas, xsras. = Sins, Maidinen, Niiiblen,
Baagen, 8eltius, &c.
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,Afu& i tQ4l(lny

ldrer. Sic linb uusse5sidnet in Der
Wdide unb I'M @arn sefdrbt.
SdOttiide 3ephhre uuerlester Mcbe
in allen Wuifern, iulib sefarbt, 81 3ou
brett, rs Gents.
Gine babf9e Muswabl BON @dottis
fden ghambraps 35 anb 40 @ents.
@rOBer gOrrath BON @lussOu Be-
pbArS aller Nrt.
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= Der fleine Sommp: opapa. er'
tpirbt man Weisbeit burd grfabrung9"
- D@ep0bnli6 erft, iuenn es 3l ipdt
1T, mein Soln."
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Qamms.

Wir haben ieet mebrere bunbert Stade
amsritaaif6en, ensliiden, iriiden, fran<
3Sffden unb f6weiaer 5ubrifats CUR 9ln.
(i4t ausiiesen.s
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Cine ppai aitdnbise Qusmabl Ter neues
fen Mauiter gu 12z unb Is Gts. per Oarb.
156 Stude 'New Departure" 3u 20
unb 25 Gents.
Dies iinc Mufer fruu3Ofider aaniis
ler unb CUTE Waaren.
1889 6rablinssmaaren in fOliben Gars
hen 125, Is unb 20 Gents.
SdOttiide Sepbprs.
Dieie Waaren werben intmer pppus
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Stride 9einenSellge.

8touisn-seinen, Belfaif grOpn gres
sinens, Is Gents; braun 2einen.g gattiif,
bon 10 eents an; eeinen. gambries, SO
Gents Zig 81, unb pieIes 9lnbere.
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8arnaba's umerituniide @inshams
fiir Damen; unb Sinbsr aleiber, ertraz
fein, 20 Gents.
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Trans0iiide eatius.

5ransafide eatins.
.Sn Stem Ocrter unb BOlfoner 3eituns
gen werben fie NIT 373 unb 335. @ents
per Norb annoncirt. gDir pettaufen
bieielben Waaren in ben idSniten Wius
fern 5u 35 unb 80 Gents per Oarb.
glnteritaniide eatius.
Sn aeuen f6Snen Multern nur 10
Gents per Oarb.
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eine unsebeure Nuswabl in bieisn
Mrtifeln.
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Nie
ss0dertlide Greie greie fit Seras
erfdeint
ieoem pommerGag
un6 foitet
$500 fur oaS Sabr Dber $1.25 jjit
q WOnate In Vpramsbesablmsa.
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stand that Mr. Russell B. Harrison, son of
the president-elect, is the prime mover in
the new venture and that the forthcoming
journal Will be devoted to the interests of
the new administration. Mr. Harrison, it
is known, has for some time held the
morning franc hise of the associated press
for Helena, and the news report of the
Daily Journal will be supplied through
this popular agency, being the same
source from which the Herald gains its
excellent afternoon telegraph service.
There are rumors in the air of the in
tentlon OF the Northern Pacific company
to order another survey of the Pipestono
Pass. 1t has recently come to be under
stood that there was something rotten in
Engineer Keith's report upon that pass
seven years ago and that the figures were
changed before 1t reached headquarters
This simply confirms what the Inter
Mountain has always claimed to be true.
The excellent Mr.. Hauser and other en-
inent and respectable gentlemen living in
Helena and havluS influence with certain
1tvi tli... p.>.:sa ~f3a";ni, will nooh nOOh
the Pipestone pass, but the fact remains
that the Northern Pacific has lost millions
Of dollars by not building over it in '63,
and it will lose millions more if it does
not adopt that route for its utoff line
from Three Forks to Garrison Inter
Mountain.
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1t is stated Sir Julian Pauncefote, per-
manent under secretary of state for foreign
affairs, has been appointed British Minis
ter to the United States. Although the
report is not officially confirmed, it is
credited at the foreign office The
appointment is creating intense irritation
in the British diplomic circles, as a de-
parture from the rule of succession in
appointments according to the rank in
service. Sir Julian Pauncefote is a law
yer,not diplomat, and never was attached
to any embassy. He was appointed to
the present post on account of his ex-
tensive knowledge of the legal bearings
of the treaties.
Last Saturday morning fire broke out
IN Buffalo, n. Y, which destroyed about
$3,OO0,OOO worth of property. A strong
wind carried the flames from the lx-story
brick building of Sibley & Helmwood to
Swift Stambach's and r. c. Reynolds
stores and the Broezel hotel. At4:15
the walls of the Jewett block fell with a
crash, and frantic struggle was made to
get norses out VI luu slaDIe next to the
Jewett block. BY 415 the front of the
Broezel house fell In, and despite all ef-
forts of the tiremen Eagan's whisky store
was quickly in full blaze. The fire cx-
tended from A. r. Kerr & Co.'S down to
Sydney Shepard's. One fireman was
killed and another injured. The total
number of buildings burned is forty
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Attorneys for Petitioner William H. Lee.
(Flrst pub. Jan. 26.) 3t

NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE
N Notice is hereby given that in pursuance OF
Park, territory Of Montana, made on the 14th day
of January, 1889, in the matter of the estate OF
John w, Howell, deceased, the undersigned, the
administrator of the said estate will sell at prl,
vate sale, to the highest bidder, for cash. and
subject to confirmation by said probate court. on
Monday. the 11th day Of February, 1889, or there.
after until all said real estate is sold. Bids will
he received by said administrator at the law Office
of Frank Henry, in Livingston, in the county Of
Parx all the right ttle interest and estate of the
said John w, Howell at the time of his death,
and all the right title ana lnterest tnat tne sald
ouired other than or in addition to that OF the
said John w. Howell at the time OF his death, IN
andto all those certain lots, pieces or parceis OF
Park. territory of Montana, and bounded and de-
ecribed as follows, to wit: The undivided one
fourth interest in that certain mining claim, veln
lead or lode situate lying ana Geing +b On Na tns
World Mining district, and known as the .Aiice
E. quartz lode mining claim, The undivided
one-twelfth interest In that certain mining clalm
vein lead or lode, situate. lying or being on the
east side of Miller mountain, in the New World
Mining district and known as the "Morning
STAR quartz lode mining claim The undlyldeo
one-fonrth interest in that certain mining claim,
vein lead or lode, situate, lying and being on the
east side of Miller mountain, in the New World
Mining district, and known as the Monitor
quartz lode mining claim. The undivided three
vein lead or lode, situate lying and being on the
west side of Sheep mountain, in the New World
Mining district, and known as the Saturn
quartz lode mining claim: Terms ana condltlons
money 4, be paid to the administrator on the day
Of sale, balance on confirmation Of sale by said
probate court Deed at expense GnWFI 81 PgFehaser
Administrator of the estate Of John W. Howell,
Jsnnsry Il. 1889, ust pub. Jan. 10, 1882