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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

Take a tumbler filled to the brim with a.
cohol, and, by patiently crowding in a little
at time you can succeed in g-tting whols
handful OF hos. cotton into the lumber with
out splitting tie alcohol.
Take tu'nbler filed with warm water,
aud another tunlbler one third fui OF sugar.
You cau put tae two together. without the
water overlooking the tumoler.
Take tumbler fuii Of water. Turn Of
hall OF it and replace it with precisely the
same quantity Of alcohol. 1t will not fiji the
tumbler full.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
POSTERS

For Public Meetings,
Dances, Business Announce
ments. Suppers. Sociables,
Entertainments. ETC.. ETC.,
printed at lowest prices
and in Arst-class shape At
the KennebeC Journal Of
foe. Do not go elsewhere
before corresponding with
Us. All work guaranteed.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
The Bridge Question

VIII be better understood by citizen, when
the committee having 1t in charge completes its
sbors and ms kes its ofciai report. Meanwhile the
subscription list of the ksunebec journal will
tnue increase faster than that Of any other paper
In the State. and shall keep right Ing first
class job printing Of all kinds at the very loves;
priess. novi2aM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

LossrER CRoauKrrs.-ro . can Of pre-
sssvsd lobster. chopped fne, add pei per. sal,
and powered mace. Mix With shes~ DE- fourth
- much bread crumbs - you have meet
work in two tAblrepconfsis Of mel I'd butter,
and make into ess-shsp~d relic. Roll thess
in raw egg. then ID cracker dus, aad fry IN
butter or very sweet lard. Serve dry ant
hot With cres.es or parsley laid around 4i'en.
II after eatirg the above yeu happen to b.,
troubled With indigestion take = dose OF
Steele's Little Bile Pilis. which Won cen buy
Of J. NJ. Mix.f and c. B Murphy Z Co. 10,
- ceuts per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
WONEN AMONG THE JEWS
THE POSITION or woME't UNDER
THE TAlMupfc DOCTRINE.

fHk tAIMtDtC w WINE
Yhs ksssas ~ Chsapssas - ~ Wsehss
- --Ths Tsl.sA M.hss Csiths~y Sin
s.i - tbs gs.Ily ~ Css-ss hsnss -
. Rsssgssus Life.
Principal Donabispn cootTibutss an article
% Contemporary Review On the Position Il
won,en Among the Early Christisns' The
results Of bis invssigation 60 70 show that
women occupied m inferior position among
th- early Christian conmunifiea- and that tt
By no means lies in the mouths Of Christian
oprossutS VI the TaInsud to charge IL With
depreciation Of the fesnaie SER Or. Donad-
500 tells us That. In common with most pso-
pie. be used 20 believe that woman owes her
present hizh position tn Christianity But
now he Is Of opinion that In the first c~utu-
ries. at any rate, Christianity tendsd To lower
her character and 20 contract the range II
her activity. IL n true that the sex plays an
important part in the gospel story, but With
the advent q 1T. Paul u change cofne- over
TIM .eerse The apostles bitterness toward
.o,n-, has been Accounted for by the alleged
REJECTION Of his suit by the daughter Of the
bigh priest at Jerusalem, slight for which
h. assnzesi nim.-lf by sienouneing both eers-
faon.ai Judaism and women. Be that ~ 1t
may. ST fauIs attitude toward tLe sex WAS
the signal for . policy which the church
faithfully pursued during the nrst three
centuries
WOMAN A DRrpoE-
This policy wa. all the more rrnark abis
b~cau.s it was so diametrbcsiIy oppo~ed TO
shs .so.,ancv of ct,nfktftfs ,r AuesJus thought
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
tsa1iroaos d steamboats,.
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD.
Arrangement OF Trains In Effect ut.
7th, 1859.

unti further notice trains leave Augusta Us fol
lows.
GOING WEsT-d.9o A. VI for lewiston. Goet
land, Portland, iiost0n and Montreal; s.ibA NJ 70,
Hallowell and Gardiner, 10 10 A. NJ for I,wlsiop
Pennington kockland, fur,n.d and Bostop
90 +. NJ. for Halpwell and Gardiner; 8As r. M
for brunswick, Bath, Portland ard Boston, 1E
driving Yankee for Portland, Boston aud Mon
treal; $40 =, for HaoNcll and Gardiner, Un
r, NJ. tutght rullman) for Lewiston, Bath, Portland
AMI Boston.
GOING EAST 2.l5 A. NJ. (righi expres.l for
Skowhegan, angor, Bar llarbor st. Stephen ST.
John aud ARGOS ook County. VIA A. VI. for Water
Wilt, skowheaan, Bangor, u. & T.. R.R., Houlton
and Z. John, l2.3s for Wattrvlc, 3.is n
fuf Wn'orvillc, Ssowhegnn, Belfast, beg
ter, Bangor, 81. stephen. 81 John and Aroo.
took County and on saturdays only at 7.2c p "
for Wairriile SUNDAY paper train for Watervils
aud Bangor At 9 L. A. N.
The Night fsllman Trains run each way ever
night. sundays included but not la Skpwhegnl 90
Monday mornings, or to Belfast and DeNter. OF be
yond Ranyur. SundH, MORNINGS.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN Iravcz Gardner Tor
Augusta At 40 \. NJ, 10 aud4.i5P NJ, Halovsn
At 7.29 NJ, 70 and az = VI
Through tickefs To California md all points south
nni west uiHy be had OF y. II. Wascr ticket agent
Augusta, III, only office selliug vie all routes and
checking all baggage ircc oi expense,
stops onl, at tlallowtii, Gardiner, Bfunsxict
and WestbroOs Jnnc.lon
PAYsON TUCKER Gcn'i Manager.
+. u. BODfliBi, Gen'l rass. ard Ticket Ag't.
Portland. Oct :. 1850.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
Cow Old ARE YOU !!

Their arr hundreds OF person. between - nd 100
years of ase-yet strong and vigorous Whose lon
r~vi,y Is due to their having known III.
sHAkERs' SECRET OH LONG LIVE.
rhrs< wonderful people cannot prevent tin. com
ing of Tises Wi1sr. bat BY their acfivi and
hssiia in adv Anced ayr they prove that even
Where the snow fxks. fall thickest
There's nothing can freeze"
An elastic step, an erect and manly bearing =
bright eve, . resonant voice, ambition and ability
for work pleasure these things they Offer in the
place Of dropping spirits. despsiring looks and Of
that tir~d aud weary feeling which neither res,
.l~ep awaits TO relieve.
The shakers made . study of medicinal roots ind
herbs with view to preparing r~mssiy which
ton and dyspepsia. knowing. they did, that ii
the source Of most other dis~ases ant the
Of the early decay and death manifest among the
people. Their efforts wer~ crowned with success,
And the result vas the celebrated SHAKER EXTRACT
OF Roors, sold and used in all parts Of the world.
pamphlet describing thi. great discovery Of tho
SAaksrsis row published. Read IT. aud
GIVE UP rak FOOLISH NOTION
that your isbors and enioymeass over. Read II
Ard Irarn CO the PA'riarchs Of ancient days
able 20 long defy q Poorer which pulls down the
| Osk and disso,ves the Grssifs-
NOTHING MORE INTERESTING
Il Nicely to attract yosr attensios il is short, and
eeotaAne poetraifs BY ~ enlneut artist Of famous
- an1 vc0en iiiusfratt.e the asfh0r's theory.
CoeSss DAnsd FREE ON application. Addr~sr
A. j. WHITE,
snaiaose1AvsvH ~ Dssse street. New orb
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

The favorable impression produced on the
fret appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit,
remedy Syrup Of Figs = few years ago has
been more than Confirmed bv the pleasant
experience Of all Who have used it, and the
success Of the propfiesors aud manufacturer
the California Fig Syrup Company.
octs9dk vim
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

That . tablespoonful Of salt thrown on
coal Dire that II Low, will caase Il to barn IN
quickly. That you can clean oil cloth With
milk and water; while soap and brush vill
rain Il That the skin of boiled egg b he
yos can't cure Rheumatisu o. Neuraieia
without taking henards Rheunatic Bsllees.
That yea can bay then in Aueusta Of ]. u.
Aixsf and c. ,. Murphy Z Co.. for sl.oo
psf bostls.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
MAINE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS.

The annual NEE ting Of the Corporators and A.
sociate Subscribers of the Maine Industral school
for Girls will be held at the Office the Institution
In HalioUell, on " ednssday, December H. 1852. 81
ten O'Clock A. n. CHAS. T. Mash,
Augusta. novisdtd&wlt Secretary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

Eai,feld

Editor Mayo and Hon. -. W Allen re-
turned r. I'M their southern trip last week
DR. Williams has his laundry in operation in
Giibreth block and has taken the upper part
Of the bu liifg a. tenement Another new
arm has located in to~ n taking the rear room
10 the second story over u II Evans drug
store wher. they will Manufacture p,tent
medicines Oh an extensive scale. Hon. Viii
liam Connor'. funeral services will be held
TUESDAY afternoon. at his late home on Rail
rOsd street 49, The ladies Of the L niversaiist
society vii hold grand fair and public sale
II fancy articles at he Dners House " IN Law
and Tuesday, Dee 1871 and lIth Fine
severe storm Of Thnrsiay has giyvn US ~
eelleDt sleishinx shieh every body is striving
TO improve The horsi ear track has been
cleared and the bays nsei FRIDAY and n
part Of Satnr iss have beea set ASIDE for the
present I'M sore LATELY vacated by Mr.
Geo, Wilson Is to be At once Thoroughly re
modelled, anil pu, in first class shape for Mr..
w j Bradbury
~ ltibass
Our hr.t SNOW storm came with Thanks
giving ard here 1t did not blow of makes
very yooi -leiyhing y rs. Wilson jordan
has gone TO spend the winter With her m aher,
ADD her macy friends hope che will return
with recovered health \ large delegation
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Thrnk-vi'ng dhs Vas ush"f'h IN with
sno" se' "ii ~fnd. ~hirh made II very
II q m'oft'h'" "" De out Sno~ and 'leet
IL u /" h. lel tn at -ir "ches making qnite
v'n" sieis hug ~ this -"rfinn This IL the
hrf so" Il the s'aaun Ms Annie Per
k,r- a. br on. widow of Ii. late John Per-
tns h-s been on aY sat t" iativss Of her
i.t' h"-l a. in this TOW" fhe % Vi Fellows
hav' r-er trpsir,"s 'bs'r hall and aiding
n.~ fut'"'prr fni' order here !. in very
h"''-n ~ f'- '"'" nd xrn~irs in M m
hers 400 ~" It. 80 s'sruy Mrs Dalton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

That tbe Kennebee JsarnAl hes the he (
sgsipped printing estsblisAneut In
Msins, anA that ID prices Garnet be
heater iss the sans quality II wsrh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03

Blue ms,s for torpid liver. castor oil for
constipation. other disgusting druss for p,l-s.
dyspepsia. and sick headache. are being
surely banished from use BY the sweet. fruit
like Hamburg Figs. IS cents. Dose. one
Fig. Mack Drug Co.. N. Y. decSeOifoirm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-12-03
COMFORTING.
EPPS'S COCOA.
RUSE A Il II AST

"By u thorough knowledge OF the natural law,
which govern the ops rati0ns of digestion aud nuiri
ton, and by careful application of ~. linz proper
our breakfast tables with a delieaiey havored bey
erage which may save US many heavy doctors bills
1t by the tudcious of such articles Of diet thai
constitu'ion ma; be gradually built until strong
enough TO resist every tendency s. disease. Hun
dreds OF subtle maladits are foHtiug around "a
readt TO attack wherever there IL a weak point We
may escape many fatal -haf by keeping onrsnlye.
well fortified with pure blood and properly tour
ished !rame."--fYrU Scrrice Gazefte. Made ~iiaul,
with boiling water. or milk Sold MY in half pound
tins, BIZ grocers labellet thus. JAMES EppS
4 co., homeopathic Chemists, London, England
nov l9deodAw2w
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dee3d&wltfolrm

SwIFT's SpEcIrrc carld re OF malignant Blood
Poison alter j "A l. n treated In vain with old
socalled rcmed sof Nc-cui and otash. g. 8. q.
not only cured t'e Jisst Poison. hut relieved the
h,criaatisal : u = ", cared l. the poisonous
minerals. CD. y L., "A :! 3l Avenue, N. 7.
:croti.la devcl0',l 1 NY daughter swelling and
ilsips ca h me-. NcrtYc l SWIFT 5 SPEcIvIc,
and the result was wonderful and the cure prompt
s. A. DEAR'iOND, Cleveland, Tenn.
SwIrr's Srscivic il entirely vegetable remedy,
and is the Only mciicne which permanently cures
Scrofula, Blood llunlors, Cancer and Contagious
Blood Poison. Se1d for books on Blood and Skin
Diseases mailed free.
The SwIrr SPECIFIC Co., Drawer 3. Atlantis. Ga
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STATE NEW >.
ktfspo5fb

EfsHc3H
The Eii-~ortb American says On We'd
n~s'iay last . very pirsssst wedding to,s
place o. she res;dsnr. Of the brides grand
psrrnt. Mr. AID Mrs Henry Whiting. u
. hich 'is~ contracting pssti~s we're Miss
Mary y snee.. daughter ~ Mr. add Ars
Albert fu.bn,sn ssd .Ichn Andrew Pefsrs
Jf of B-r Hs,bor. ne mbss Of the s~ii-
khovp lss nrm Of wDwsii. King 4
Peters. whose headquarters are In
this city About Atty relatives and
friend. ,~re pre- sent. several Of whom we're
from out Of tosn, and among them sere
Mrs. John A. Peters and daughter of Bangor.
and 4. i wbi,if 3. E'q and family Of Som
erviile. The Rev Dr renbey of5sisted !.
and he. ye think. sIso oficisisd u the bsid~'s
parents IS sell - the most Of the weddings
-hicb hsye taken place 10 the Whiting fam
lily for y Ss. The presents we're very num-
rrons Ard elegant numbering in the sggre'
pst~, W sre told, over . hundred After
the col s,ion which followed the seddins. the
happy couple lsH for their new home 10 Bar
Hafbor.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
MONTANA SETTINGS.

Helena parties have given $4,000
bond on the Josephine mine at Wickes
The body of james Frazer, who has
been missing since August last, has been
found in Deer Lodge county.
Butte is about to have social evi ordi-
nance. The Inter Mountain says: "There
is probably not a city in the Uuited States
where this vice is more prevalent than in
Butte and it has t1itiIerJo been entirely un-
restricted. Upon the passage Of this or
dinance the same system which is en-
ployed in other cities will be observed
here by the officers. The keepers of
houses will be arrested and fined from
time to time, and thus made to contribute
to the city treasury. The penalty will not
be prohlbitory by any means, but it is
thought that some of the places will be
closed up by it."
City Marshal Macarthur of Butte is now
resolved to prevent prize fights.
The inquest on Ward, who was killed
at the Butte prize fight is still on.
Desdemona of the Bandman company
had cold when at Butte and was unable
to provoke Othello's anger. Miss Rosen-
field Of Butte acted as substitute.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

HELENA, Dec. 20.-One of the largest
mining enterprises inaugurated in recent
years will be undertaken by the Fourth
of July Mining company, which had filed
its articles of incorporation in the office
of the secretary of state. The capital is
fixed at $7,5OO,O00 in 100000 shares of
$40 each, twenty-five per cent. of which
will be paid down. The subscriptions
run all the way from $4,000 to 5000
shares each. The trustees are James K.
Pardee, Samuel It. Hauser, Edward L.
Zimmerman, Wilhnr F. sal.aar1, Io=ert,
X. Clarke, Theodore H. KIeinschmidt
and Louis Teuscher, all of this city, ex-
cept the latter gentleman, who is a lead
ing capitalist of ST. Louis. The offices of
the company will be at Helena and New
York City. The operations of the new
mining company will be carried on at
Ruby City, Okangan county, Washington.
A carload of ten tons of silver ore was
recently brought from the nine to the
smelter in this city. The result was that
the treatment netted $4,000, showing 497
ounces to the ton. A new mill will soon
be erected at the mine. The company
begins Its career with the assurance of
excellent results from its investment.
Mr.. Pardee, one of the best mining ex-
perts in the country, regards the property
as very valuable.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
What the Roberts Suit Means.

BUTTE, Dec. 21.-The Miner says: at
is really too bad that Col. W. F. Sanders,
as attorney for the bogus house, was com
PEELED to bring suit against State Auditor
Kinney to compel him to do anything that
might be the wish of that body of dis
tlnguished tricksters. As matter of fact.
the suit was brought for the relief of one
William Fl. Roberts Of this county, who is
one of the defeated republican candidates
for the house of Representatives. 1t was
not brought because his finances had
reached that state which would compel
him to patronize the free lunch counters
Of the capital city, but it was brought at
the suggestion Of trickery and all that is
dishonest in politics, so that republican
court might declare that he Is entitled to
compensation as legislator, and thereby
seek to establish not only the lawful or
ganization of the bogus republican house,
but also the election of Mr.. Roberts and
the other republican pretenders from this
county who, as matter of fact, were de-
feated by the people of this county at tile
election held herein on October last"
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
MORE FRAUD.
THE BOILERS WILL ATTEMPT TO
ELECT UNITED STATES SENATOR'S.
They will Hold a Caucus this Evening
The Regular House May Elect Uni
ted States Seuators-Calls for
Energetic Action.

HELENA, Dec. 2s-[Special to the
TRIBUNE The republican programme
is to proceed Immediately with the cleo
tion of United States senators.
The republican senators and represen-
tatives are to meet in caucus tonight to
nominate United States senators.
The republican senators and the rumps
will then each vote separately for United
States senators and afterward probably
go into joint session.
# deemed expedient the democratic
senators and representatives will also
elect United States senators. The differ
ent houses will meet at 2 o'clock this
afternoon.
The democratic representatives are
strongly in favor of energetic measures
to break up the rump house and compel
its members to attend the sessions of the
regular house or forfeit their seats.
They assert that the law which the re
publican senators made use of against
democratic senators can be applied to the
boilers, with success.
The democracy here are strongly in
favor of energetic action so that the bur
lesque on Legislation which the republ-
cans are carrying on may be terminated
snandilv
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

HELENA, Dec. 22.-The Mineral Land
Association Of Montana is now fully or
ganized.
Ats meeting this afternoon the by
laws were signed by the incorporators Or
their proxies, and officers elected as fol-
lows:
President-A. H. Mitchell.
Vice e-President-L. Fl. Hershfeld.
Treasurer. O. Hickman.
Secretary-Thomas g. Merrill.
An executive committe consisting of
the following named gentlemen were
elected: A. Fl. Mitchell, l.. H. Hersh-
field, A. H. Barrett, r. o. Hickman,
Thomas Cruise. Among those present
were A. H. Mitchell, L. H. Hershfeld,
William Thompson, A. H. Barrett, Thos.
Cruise and v. A. Cook. Messrs. Kanouse,
White, Wolf and Mcdonald were repre-
sented by proxy.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
INSURANCE REDUCED,
The Five P,r Cent Increase Promptly
Abolished

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 20, 1889.
Phil Gibson, Great Falls-Insurance
tax rescinded. FIREMAN's FUND.
This was the terse telegram which Phil
Gibson received today, acknowledg dging
the success of his efforts in removing the
five per cent increase which the insurance
companies had decreed in consequence
of the license imposed on each company
doing business here. The increase would
have cost the merchants thousands of dol
lars. One of hem says that the rescind
ing OF the five per cent has saved him
$125 year. II has saved others who
carry heavier stocks, much more.
MIR. Hewitt If Salt Lake City is now in
town to confer further benefits on such
as are entitled So them. Any merchant
or property owner may apply to him for
a new rating and if the claim is sound he
will grant il.
Phil Gibson continues to settle claims
promptly. In two days after the recent
small fire in the Miner Boardman block
he settled for the damage done,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
HELENA GAYETY.
THE MONTANA CLUB GIVES A CRANE
RECEPTION.
Politics are Laid Aside to Enjoy the Fun
About 500 People Entertained
Many Ladies Grace the Occa-
sion with Their Presence

HELENA, Dec. 21.-Not before in Hele.
na has there been such large and dis
tinguished gathering Of Montana's repre-
sentative citizens as that called forth by
the reception of the Montana club given
last night in the clubs beautiful quarters
at the Gold block. Guests were coming
and departing at all hours and the recep
tion was attended by not less than 500
people. Among these, in addition to mem
bers of the legislature, were many visitors
from Butte and other outside points.
Ladies were present in great number
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

The Aborn lottery proved to be a
swindle of the first water. The scheme
was purportsd to have been carried fairly
and squarely at Haley, Idaho, but the
News-Miner Of that place says the only
thing that was done there regarding the
lottery Or the drawing was to draw a
couple of trunks to the suburbs and burn
the contents. Also private letter from
Des Moines, Iowa, states that DR.. Aborn
drew the hotel, and the doctor is brother
to the man who owned the Aborn house.
The doctor is the present landlord, and
seems to be getting along swimmingly,
and no doubt will be ready in short
time to pull more wool over the eyes of
the people.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

HELENA, Dec. pa. j. Steele & Co.,
made number of sales during the week,
among them being 150 foot lot in the
Hauser addition for $4,000. The pur-
chaser intends to build in the spring the
largest and one OF the finest residences in
the city, using for the purpose some of
fine building stone from the neighbor-
hood of Great Falls
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
PARK THEATRE,
Extra Holiday Attractions-Prof. Sher.

Extra Holiday Attractions-Prof. Sher.
The managers Of the Park Theater
have engaged the services of Prof. Sher-
man and his troupe Of educated Goats as
an extra attraction for the holidays. This
is without doubt the highest salaried at
traction in America. Prof. Sherman and
mis- $4,000 herd of educated goats com
mand salary of $3.50 week. They will
positively appear at the Park Theater
next week. On account Of the great ex-
pense the free list will be suspended.
Messrs. Germ and Davenport will give a
grand Christmas matinee in order to give
the ladies and children chance to see
Prof. Shermans wonderful caprine par
ade.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
Nominations.

HELENA, Dec. 23.-The Montana So
clety of Civil Engineers has made the
following nominations: E. H. Becker,
Helena, president; John Gillie, Butte,
first vice president; John Heron, Hele:
ma second vice president; Charles G.
Griffith, Helena, secretary and librarian;
a. s. Hovey, Helena, treasurer; A. E.
Cunning, Helena, trustee.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-Eligah Bontecou,
one of the jurors in the Cronin case, said
yesterday that statement would soon be
prepared of all that took place in the
jury room. This statement will be signed
by II of the jurors and will be given to
the press for publication. 1t will be a
lengthy one, because everything will be
told
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-25
THE LOAN EXHIBITION,
a Gard of Thanks from Rev. j, Ande
son.

;. Card of Thanks from Rev. j. Ander-
son.
Rev. J. Anderson desires, in the name
of the FIRST Baptist church, to cordially
thank tho cas- #1ur1t1 iDuJuTS w the
Loan Exhibition closed on Friday last,
for their ready kindness in loaning the
many interesting articles which were
placed on view during the exhibition
We thank everyone for any part they have
taken IN securing to the exhibition sue.
marked success. The Baptists finding
that they have an appreciative public
ready to support them in such efforts for
the pleasure and benefit of the people at
large, intend to go straight forward on
this line, and do their utmost to inaugu-
rate other entertainments of an equally
healthful and intellectual character.
Come over and help us in this work.