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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17
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9n 8sGuir, Worglanb, bat fid) elm fiji.
riOi.r SOrfaG ereisnet. Sanna5 Cal.
Der, tuelde i'm leeten Tcbruar Die 16,
iabrise &ate 8eau beiratbets, eri6ier
nsulid oor 0tifter Waltsrs, nm iid aui
8runb zines SabeaszG orpuS'8 ef.bls in
ben Ssiis Der iunsen I~nsstrauten ~
iessr, pelde fur; mad Der Sod3sit ben
ODER bic Sannab perlafsn butte.
Sate Sea1 betrat ben iS~.ug.nfant
unb srflarts, baS iie piGens lei, nit
Sannab gu lsb.n, p~orausssisst baB Ser.
ielbe trirtli5 elm or" uab f.in. STE
iei.
Sannab beitanO toruuf Sem itirferen
@eidle4t aujusebOrsn, bod ertldrte De,
8i4t.r, baB ct i'll Der Sqas obae Wit,
bilfe zines Ir;tes nittS tbun fOgn..
Sannab uoQte 3usrlt banon nidts nil,
fen, piaiste aber f9tisBli9 bursin, bas
mo Or. Butter rufe. Der Qesterl
rnadte ipGter Gin Gifibapit Dor eiuer
Brieeusriater, tDi1iste absr Elm, ieiner
Sefune. sebeim 5u ;balten.
2ur5 6arauf reilte Sapnab mad BAL,
tirnore a5. bi. jung. &at. 8,an tsbft. ~
ibrsn &ubsn mad Stbsrat Sin aurid
unb Die sutsn 0eut. BON gelair ;srbr..
den fi5 nun bic S6pie, mas 6as affta.
bit hes Grstes entsSlt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17
@InSs uns 8eaeautsTer.

Der in Gan 6run;isco itationirte
@ettcrbeamtc Serg. ytsliOn 9orom bat
einen iebr iinui9cu &pparat erfunben,
I'M Die Gtidwiuoi9feit bcS Wiuoes unb
Die Wttnae DTS 9~tessnfale3 gu mcIien.
Deriibe lit cine Esretni9un9 O.s ansntos
meters uuo Ge]cnm: ltrS. arbeittt an.
6erit gcHau unO cripart Ir5eit; ~iotucit
iiuS itdjs 5nitrunlsntc I'M Signal. amt.
III Sebrau9. 6Cilbcr mubte Der
8cumte nuf bas Gud) lteiJsu, nm Den
gsfaa:nsn 8ss:n gu IL len; mittslit Die.
itr Griinouu9 ligt W III iuem
Yir;uu, no aaf cirtem prebburen
GrliuOsr biz Jf:s umtnse burd
Stiitetuorit. Uer;e Nntt lpiro, nit
In9abe, paul Der 9f,gcu besinut, uuS
menu IT auib5rt. Der Nie9aniSmus
b;itebt aus tiaem Sdliben, al elmer
Settle bansenb, pa5 ubsr ctn GaS ldnit.
60 balo elm !3ebnttI Sou 6ssen &c,
fa0en lit, icnft iit Dos Sdiffbsn burd
Die Sdipsre be5 9te5en5 uuo bewirft
cine 9an;e Or,baus bts 9faocS; bas
2estere lit nit .3d5nbeu perleb,n, Die
in Die Settle srcifen Hno bel eocm 6a0
eineu elcttriidm nEir>ult" bcrii6reu,
abnlt9, fuie bel Dem islbltrcsiitrirsnSsn
Nnemometer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

Nus bent ltetcn Sa5reS6eridt Sti
vOairO Sommiilioncrs" BON gtem Sericl
1T ~erlidjtlid). Bag uou 623 Erobsn Der.
d i:ben,r 9tabrun98mittel, uelfe Gu
3.raH(aIiung ocs gcranutsn ScamteT
auatDiirt parocn, njdt wcni9er ais 30}
lit ais sciili6t cr,uieien, wdbrenb mn
800 Gro5eu irtt bon alien Surro9aten
uno bctriiaerlIh,n Utimiibunseu uaren,
Otit an9crcn Wortsn: Die YerfdlI9un9
BON 9tabrunG3miatln iuiro in Den Ser.
Staattn beun mas in Seem SerieD in
Sieier 8ejtchunl entoedt lrarO, gilt
lDltotritduolid fIr cas- game yauo) in
ein.m 10 groBlrtigea Wtl5itabe betries
ben, SaB - BrOjent . IIen, wai
Der Mteuib bier g'nis5t, nidt 10 1T, nit
t8 c6n iein IoQtc.
0ieir id)ljmm. Tbatbsitanb pirS
nod ontIdisOsn ungiiniti9er. wenn in
8c,raht q:;o9sn wir0, taS Die untsr
bHm Namru .Gauneo 0oobB" befauu:en
6riihtt, @;mai. uno Sleiidconierpcn
in 8Ghin nit 6ug nnS 91edt aus Der
YiItc s:itriheu werOn ~Oiiricu, neil 6isic
Sat)!u nomlidl oisl bsiitr iinO, ais ibr
9}uf: BON atm 8Izii,r, 0trtn 3nbalt
damiiA untcriud)t mar, trtpies fih nur
cine als.. unrein. 2lb9:itbsn BON ben
y6anro 0ooo8" It Ut i'd oas 8crga(tz
mig Der O:rjatidten JSaartu 81 bea adj.
TN lu;e 3.17 ;u 1855.
Strld.idt wjrS ci1entlih IQe3: BAT.
ter, Miitt, 6~5ttpaarcn, 3uter, Saiiee,
uno ;Uat b~;nlitjtlidy bicier gtabrun98s
mitt,l nit elmer fait naioeu Ylumpbcit;
bel 0Huir3sn oa3egen iino Die Sstru9as
mstGoOel flit ;u elu:r feiucn &unit aus.
g~cbitOet worOer. g3dGrenS .frii9 9.z
mablsuer GaIies" in pisten TdQen nur
Gin @eniih aus ssr5jtctea unS 5.rriebr'
men Gsi5:m, %obncn. 8o9s.n, Bei;.n
unO Gihorien it, ent5it Sis i~osenannts
&aIice.Giieni aud nidt cinnta( cine
S0tc oon &aii c, iOnbern Ser Siufer ers
bdlt unttr oieIe,n Nauucn cine Wtirtur
au3 ]9sbranntem Sgrlp NIT s.rOltetenr
Niai5m:b,, uno um MIR nod elm
idIa3enOc8 8tjipiel b!r 6r'6beit, NIT
w.ldltr oa3 Yubitim b:trOgsu pirS,
a%riu'Ibren. 10 wiro y%rsiner YfeIisr"
oftma.8 iabri;irt aus uertObltcn 8ub=
usi;cnBiGcn unO &ataoidaten NIT
siuem gauj flein 9i3d:n Gagenn:z
Ffciicr.
0ijic GrnlittslunJen u:r6en int Nuss
LAMB ~befannt uuO gsbsn Seranlahuns
;um GinIAytit.n. Der ameritaniide
Oanb;l muuB 0arnntcr itlbItuetItdnolia
ltiSeu un0 uirO Oi:icn Nettiigereisn nidt
baiO Gjnbatt gotham. 10 mag oer amelia
njihc Grport iidl botO ali 9aumwous,
Bei;cn uu0 3fobitoiitIir 81: Tabrifation
sc6u;irtu. Gtelt 0,fabr wirO rad)gez
rao, crfannt unS mir luer0en CO BEN
buoctfreien 9ft9ietul9tn Guropa'8 Su
Oantcn BADEN, w:nn 6a &anosl 9sidafs
ien wirO.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17
Ole oenffmf

1To Oa3 BON Dem Siiuflcrz IusituB fir oil
Otittcl OluiiiOn b:r oeutiAcn Ibt6eilunq
bel ser GenttnniatzFarao in Rew Dor
mtwOrfene Bro9ramn lit in fol9cnbI
I9cile gcslieOcrt:
a. Die @:i1ifte Der beutI9en Gin,
panocrung; b. DIR 9ewerbefleiB ber
Deutibu in amerita; q Gr;isbuns unb
9tituigtcit; d. &unit un0 WtIlcnIdait;
uno q SdluBsGableau. Oisie Sc
iammtbiloer beS beutihen 2eben8 ioacn
ourdl fol9tnOe @rupp;n Uerani9auliat
weroen:
a. 1. 0eutide 81 Inn anSercr Dor bun.
bert Jabrtn. ,. Gml9ranteniu9 mad
Dem @cittn. s. Die Iterbau= BiOniere.
/. 0errn9uter. 5. Die beuti6en GEL
ben Der ameritaniibcn He~oolution. 7.
Die 0cutI6:n i'm 8iir9erfrisse. S. Gin.
wanoerer BON b.ute.
b. 9. Die 8uabrudsrei uuS Yrsiis
BON uor 100 9abrsn uno BON beute. 10.
Die 8lumen> uno @emiiie,9 Grtncr.i.
IL. Der QSeinbau. IL. 9ahussruppe.
Is. Die SIrite1ung Se5 8isrcs. IA.
8duubrtnuS. Grippe. -. Die oerIdie>
benen anoeren BON 9eperbetreibeno.n
ansemelO.tcn unS nod un;umslOsnbsn
9ruppen.
9 10. SinSsrsurten. II. Wsib.
nahtSbaum. 10. @eiunsosr.iussrupps.
10. Shisensruppe. 20. @ruppsn Der
Solt5fcloereiue. 81. Garncoal.
a. %. Tsdnit Cat 9tiuers9 Bride.
%. @iIenidaft (0um6olot II. (. n.y..
"a. Die 6iloenoe &unit (0talsrei, Bib
baueret unb Suutunf). 25. Str9ens
uu6 Son;crt MtuIit. %. SolfslieS.
d. Spern . Wuiit. %. Sc.usn aus
8asner's Opsrn.
b. %. Columbia unS 9erlnania unlz
rtuqt BON 0euti9sn aler StGmme.
DEF. SrOnung lam in Gin;slbeiten
nod a69eGnoet merout. Cine Nn;abl
Der senannten @ruppen wirb aus mtbr
ais einem Ba9un beite9en, unb Scutet
Auss oarauf bin, ba6 biele 9lbtbsilung
aus nidt weniser ais 20 Basen beItsben
miro. Der IusiduB cruartct. baB ale
8Euerte, III nclden Ole Oeuti6en ibcrs
wie9en, III Sem ;3uge niht aGlsin bur9
ibre Wtt9lieo:r, i"onbtrn aua ourd eiHe
Sas 9lntrf ipmbolild 6ar~3uftslenSe
Grippe pertrctsn itin w:rben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17
Sa5 O.m GOD.

Eeb.r 9inaen oiab;et Gin Strr .. %
q. in Der r&obl. SO,t35t9.":
Sd fabr an Sinscn n;dt oor5ei,
Sd mus isin sos bsijnqsn;
Denn bielc Staot bat ~oiltrtti
BON gar me;tuiro's:n DinJe1.
Der 8inser 9(eiItift 1T ~bstannt,
Dab 'tets i'm in Ser Safd:.
Warum? SIT er nitt bci Der S1nS,
@as nist Die poGc 6lal4e?
Iud ionSer5ar firlvabr IT'S sod,
DAG bteie Staot aIctn.
Seriibmt scuoroeu ourd elm 2o6
uno omar elm Sob i'm Nbsine.
Cont baut man lie5tr Sd(oB unb Dom,
Sier einen Tburr1 fir Mduie
un6 i.sct mitteu in 6en Sttom
Oa5 i:..::iame @tgauie.
Den 9Aarlah iirt9tcn ale 2eut',
Saum Srobt cir ll;hst drger;
Dod ieeermann in Bjns:n frcut
Gid an Dem 6Aarla95srgsr.
So, iu(de WunSer finS aGeiu
Blu finSen bel sen Soften,
unS fcine StaSt an sau3,n Rbttn
Sann iidl nit 9in9;n r:i1cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

Kfnucr SoDreteu uarb pttcbcr's C astorra
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

Gin iun9er Brofcfior Der
Woidincnttanit an Scr tedniidsn pod.
ihulc in IRiinden, 9tanlcnS Seinrid,
Mauoerla, ~itiirite iid3 in sin,m aus,n.
blidlifen InIa0e bon Erbiinn bon iei,
ncr 5wci Stof bod bslcseuen @obnuns
in Der Sabelsber9erltraBe in Sen SOfs
raum unb blisb iOfOrt tOot.
Neuer 6 omet. YrofefIor Sar<
naro pom Std'iden SberuatOrium in
Californian fat cinen ncuen Gometen
rutocdt. Die BON ieincm Goucsen Bro
fcfior Sdrubel uusscfibrtcn, iorsIaltis
gen Serednunsen babsn ers;bcn. SaB
Ger Comet I'M %aufe lpcnigsr @Od.n
ouer @abrideinli9feit nad) iicbens ooer
northumberland beuer crIt:incn piro ais
lctt, ea Ell Damn mn elne @Gtiernung
orn etpa 4 Miuionen Wteilcn BON Der
GOnnc bat. Der 20. Mai biirite btr
siinii9itc Gag fit feline 9eoba9tuns
fein
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

&audt 9anna SrOS. y%lautatiun,"
Die bette 5 Gents Gi9orrc III Der stabt.
Sicielbcn iino bel IO19enben Sdnblern
gu baben: Sn Sermonm bel su9. 6.
2eiSner, 8bil. 9acifner, 9(lbert Sbl
bert, @ni. Srnenole uno 8. q. Mie6uIf.
Serncr bel Sch. @ulS lit Berger unb
bel q. Soube unS s.. S. g8if in Worz
riiun.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

Der 8raiib.ut ii6erraidt bi.
8aibinstoner, bic on bic abssidlOfiens
Felt GleOslanb'8 sepObnt par.n, burd
feline tdsliden Spa;iersGnss in Der
Stabt, nobel er audi Siefcm ODER ieucm
Department Ssiuds abitattet.
Gin 9eifGid.r BON 6luibins,
8. s., erfldrt. Oiefr Gage, baB brsi
8iertsl Der liosrliden Sruusn;immsr bon
yeep gort ibreu 6aq Der yiebe gum
Tan;e ;uidrsiben niBten. Sm! Wi.
bat er bas benn berausstiuuben?
S9pers Strafen srbielt.n adts
;ebn 8irthe in Sdnias Gitp. &aS.,
iuel@. fit Der neb.rtretuns bss Brobis
bitionSs@ sieess i9ulbis madtsr. gu.
ian,uen betrusen ibre @.f6usuiSirafen
fiebeu SABRE unb feben Monate uu6 lire
@tl6frafen $1,000.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

sabe iuGr trntI, mir 9nben ibr Gefturid,
ais fic ELI &iuo ipor, rief lie mad Gafturio,
gle fpurhc elm TrluIcir. unb biGIt gu Cafeteria,
aIs ne $iEScr bate, 9ob tie linen Gaitpria.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17

Geinist Guer ghrt, ipelhes BITE Nuene re-, 6'eflnt6si
III. purb ZEN @ettau9 rrn 'Dr. Pieroe's Golden
Sautfarbs, Iebbattcr Self, Seben8Iraft, urS Ge;asS'
belt Der Contribution rpirb hoburd btrgeFeGt irCreen
Golden Medical Discovery " Belt ale traafer
Gdfte, ron Rem ser6bnlt9en SluihGea, GIedea rbcr
MusiGfiseHstS ,i ben fdIimmTtu Strppbcin cher Siuts
thiraren. Se,cnberS erprebt Ih TIRE S5uliimfe;t In Der
Seiluns rru Gal,fub DEER Sledten, eirtcriGreren,
Suftre9, itrpsbul6ien GeibrGren uu5 e:ria,srclupseu,
rersr5serten Ttdien unb ~freiientcn Sdirirsr.
Golden Medical Discovery" k9tit Cil::gbirHt
(pcl5e cine StrrpbeIbtlbuus tn tcr spnSe IT, turs3
lire rrunccredre blutrctnisente, trIitisSaSe mo ribz
rcnte gBtrtuns. fur fhipade 9iTasn, .Tiaiipe;en,
81 attr 'afsif, GntlnSilns Der Quftribr3sn. tgJrc2s
tits tisen Suffen, attennrtb (gi;bno, unb rers
~. :. Seiecn, 1T ie stu difficulties StintitteI. Gle
30 ibleunis bic ftdrfften Suitenfale.
q TRACER eeber, @aliateft cher Pc6ericIten, Cr3s
perm il.iS Ssrbduun9Sbeihperbsn TT lie EN- rnrtr=
slsit!tte3 SeilmitteL.-Set alien Gprtbeferr gu bGbeu.
DE-. Pierce's Observation-Disclosures uao
cbfdhrenp. IS Gts. per SIaI55eu.-
get allen apptbstern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-17
MermanntrWolk

. ,rc.ed Al ihe Posi- Office at Hermann, Mo-, and
Omitted tor It transmission through the mails al
-rpll-claSS rates
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
A PERFECT HOME.

The late Helen Fisk Hunt writing of q
perfect home, said: teThe most perfec
home ever saw was a little house into
the sweet incense Of whose fires went nc
costly things. A thousand dollars served
as years living for father, mother md
three children. But the mother was 4ths
creator of home; her relations with the
children were the most beautiful I have
ever seen; every inmate of the house in.
voluntarily looked into her face for the
Keynote Of the day, and it always rang
clear: From the rosebud or clover leaf
which, in spite of her hard housework
she always found time to put beside on,
plates at b1 eakfast, down to the story she
had in hand to read in the evening, there
was no intermission in her influence
She had always been and will always be
my ideal of a mother, wife and home
maker.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

It is we'll understood here that the
Sand Coulec coal has been steadily i'm
proving as the miners have advanced their
workings. Mr.. Anderson, superintendent
of the mine, says the coal is daily improv-
ingin quality and that tits now 30 per cent
better than it was two or three weeks
ago. The present output averages 800
tons and daily increasing.
General Manager F. =. Shelby, of the
Montana Central, said to Il reporter Of the
Helena Independent on Saturday that
the domald for Sand Coulee coal in Butte
is steadily increasing, as of late its quail
ity has greatly improved. In recent
conversation Col. Broadwater said to an
Independent reporter that the coal could
he used for all purposes by slight changes
in the system Of CRATES. lie said when il
was first tried on his road some difficulty
was encountered in making it burn but tI1'
CRATES were changed in all the locomo
tives and ever since the coal has give,
entire satisfaction.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
Strangers Away From Home.

A sensible exchange says: "Be polite
to the stranger who is here. If he stops
you on the street and asks you where a
certain street is. tell him. Go with him
if you have time and show it to him. If
he asks what that building is tell him
the whole truth. Don't tell him that you
own it, or that you own anything. Be
good to him. He is away from home and
appreciates politeness in the man who
lives in the town. Don't laugh at the
strapes1r. You have not always been
smartclOursalf,"
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
u Consumption lnctlrtble ::

Read the folIowiny Mr. &. IL. Morris
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with Alb
sees, Of Lungs. and friends and physicians
pronounced me an Incur;tblc Cunsump-
tive. Began taking DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, am now OH my
third bottle, and able to oversee the work
on my farm. 1t is the finest medicine
every made
Jesse Mid,llrwart, Decatur. Ohio, says:
''t''l it not been for DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption would have
died Of Lung Troubles: Was given up by
doctors. Am nowin best health Try it.
Sample bottles free at Lapeyre Bros
| Drugstore.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
NATURES TREASURE HOUSE.

Great veins of coal, 8 to IL feet thick;
cataracts Of 100000 horse power, largest
smelling works for silverlead ores on
earth; gold, silver, copper, lead and iron
mines in great reefs; inexhaustible
amounts of limestone, sandstone and
granite of finest quality, and withal sur
rounded by tirst-class grain and stock
raising country. Do you wonder that il
is the ''future great?" Where is this place
Great Falls, Mont. on the ST. Paul, Min
neapolis& Manitoba railway, "Montana's
favorite line" and the shortest line te
Butte.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
ls,uln,,scr N-ictoriol, Us.

PARIS, Jan. 2S.~Thc polls closed ut six
y. III. The attendance of voters was un-
precedently large and perfect quiet pre-
walls. But fcw police arc seen on the
streets, nearly all being held in reserve.
The cabinet is summoned to be at the
ministry Of the interior tomorrow at
1920 Ii. M. The result in 700 divisions is:
Boulanyer, 10000; Jacques, 77,OO.
Complete returns show following result:
Boulanger's plurality, $3.50: majority,
81 ,4;;}22. Bets are freely offered that the
ministry will resign tomorrow.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
BURGLARY.

On Sunday morning last some one
went to the back window OF Harris store
on Central avenue, and breaking out !.
light Of glass in the upper sash, opened the
window, carried away Il handsome fur
ovcrcoat and IL lot Of handkerchrrs. He
succeeded in getting off with hundred
or two h,nded dollars worti, Of plumber.
The clerk was asleep in his room. Here
after there will he Il double barrrleti shot
gun on hand in Harris store. y con
tract has been let for putting in heavy
doors and other appliances which will
tend to keep out nocturnal visitors com
ing with malice aforcthouglt.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
Excursion 10 81. ruul and Mlnneanolis.

For the convenience Of those who de
sire to visit st. Paul or Minneapolis, ut
low rates, the st. Paul, Minneapolis and
Manitoba Railway announces series OF
Midwintcr Excursions from all stations
on its line in Minnesota and Dakota to
Minneapolis or st. Paul and return ut one
fare for The round trip, tickets to be on
sale January %, ~, 2G, %. and 81, good to
return up t" and including February 3,
1850.
Parties desiring to take advantage Of
these very low excursion rates should ap-
ply to their nearest st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba railway ticket agent for
through tickets and general information
regarding advantages offered passengers
by this Great Northwest Railway Syetem
OF Minnesota and Dakota. 24J5t
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

S6cret S0c1etY SECRETS.
Philadelphia "Record;" Wife Q1.30 p.
III. )-"What's that horrid odor? Smells
like alcohol
Husband Y-e-s, my dear, we use
alcohol at the lodge for mutations. Take
some alcohol, light it, put salt in the
flame, and it gives a CHASTITY yellow light;
make folks look like ghosts, you know
''But that od0r comes from your breath. .
"Y-e-s, IN dear; in the thirty-seventh
degree personate the chief demon with
flames coming from his mouth. take o
mouthful of alcohol and swallow Of salt
and then set fire to it. But, m dear, you
mustn't tell these things. Secret sciety
secrets sacred, you know"
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29
4 TREMENDOUS 1OO-AGKE RANCH

The Butte Miner, copying from the
Couch has purchased Robert Naughn'S
ranch for $4,000. Mr.. Vauyhm's proper
ty includes one Of the largest ranches on
Sun river, comprising about 100 acres "l
the finest valley land, all Of which is I'M
der irrigation" This is about as nearly
correct Us the Tribune ever gets. Instead
of 100 acres, Mr. Couch's purchase con
sisted of about 2,3OO acres which is truly
Il great ranch in its proportions rs well rs
in real value for its meadow, grazing aud
agricultural lands. As to Its being '',ln-
der irri gation,' it has never required any
irrigation.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

The Caledonians of the capital had Il
right jolly season over the natal day OF
the Homer of the Scotch. Covers were
laid for $50, but at least fifty more had to
wait for second table. The bill Of fare,
as printed in the Helena papers, shows that
they had repast worthy of the occasion
also that the invitations, programs, etc.
were such as every true friend Of Scot
land could be proud Of not the coarse
scrawny, 'cheap" apologies got up for the
festival here
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Hul'ra,h Everybody!

To Grove, the grocer, who will from the first to
the twentieth of January close out the entire stock
OF groceries for cost. Call early to secure your
choice In staple and fancy goods In his line.
Eighty barrels Of selected Eastern apples are now
going for san per Dbl (llave other business in
vieW.l
You may perhaps astonisheti be;
Grove is selling for less than cost, you see.
Without delay, surely you must invest,
You will always find 1t is tho best
To buy your groceries for less than cost;
Time, money saved and nothing lost;
All join and run there with speed,
1t IL Just exactly what we need.
Terms, net cash Third avenue South, Great
Falls. G. 7. GROVE. Him
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

Electric Bitters.
This remedy is becoming SO we'll
known and SO popular as to need no spe-
cial mention. All who have used Electric
Bittcrs sing the same song Of praise
A purcr medicine dose not exist and it ia
guaranteed toNdo all that is claimed Ell
cctrc Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples,
Boits, Salt Rheum and other affections
caused by impure blood Will drive
Malaria from the system and prevent rs
well us cure all Malaria fever For cure
Of Headache, Constipation and Indiges-
tion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfac-
ton guaranteed. or money refunded.-
Price 80 cts, and $t.00 per bottle Mt Ia
peyre Bros Drugstore. 49,.
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DIR. J. c. BROWNS CASE,

On preliminary examination, charged
with obtaining money under false pre-
lenses, was before Judge Dyas yesterday
afternoon. Waving an examination, the
Dr. was held under bonds in the amoun
of 1926 to await the action Of the grant
jury. There was prospect of his getting
bonds among the members Of the medica
fraternity.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

Du1uTu, Jan. 28.-Fire was discover
ed in the Grand opera house shortly be
fore two o'clock this morning and it was
soon beyond control, although the whole
fire department was early on the spot.
At $50 the whole building was total
loss. A row of frame buildings next to
the opera house was in great danger,
but all were saved except tho post Office,
which was consumed. Total loss, over
100000.
The Great Falls leader. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1888-1900, 1889-01-29

Prince Bislnark is the chancellor ~ot
the German empire, and his name is
Prince Ottovon Bismarck -Shonhausen,
born April /, 1915; studied law at Berlin
and Gottingen; member Of the constitu-
ent assembly of Prussia, 1848; minister OF
Prussia at the diet of Frankfort 1851 SO;
ambassador to St. Petersburg, 1859-62;
ambassador to France, 1862; minister of
foreign affairs of Prussia, 1862; chan
cellor of the North German confederation,
18677O; chancellor of the empire, 1871.
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The Omnibus Bill to Pass.

WASHINGTON. January 2s.--Chairman
Springer thinks the omnibus bill will
pass the senate substantially as it left the
house. lie says the passage of that bill
in the house was one Of the greatest
events in the history Of the American
congress.
bus bill will receive early consideration
and that it will pass about as it stands.
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THE BIG LOTTERY At HELENA,
&GO. 900 for H1---*3OO, 900 for ~.

Send 81 to ~ to the Montana Invest
ment company, Helena, Montana, for a
chance in their grand prize distribution,
which takes place March Both, 1889.
The 100000 Ahorn House, Des Moines,
Iowa, and 153 cash prizes from $40 to
$4,000. Whole tickets, $5; tifths, 81.
Remember thot the deed to the capital
prize, the AlM I'll lIonse, is now in escrow
at the First National Bank, Helena, NJ. T.,
ready to be turned over to the holder of
the winning ticket
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Secretary JAS. &. Blaine.

INDrAS.>roLIs, Jan. 2S.1Special to the
LEADER. Mr.. Blaine, on Saturday, was
wired the position of Secretary OF State
by Gen Harrison. His acceptance was
received today.
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On Their Way to the Coast.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.--Jack Burgess,
prize fighter and wife are supposed to he
on their way to the Pacific coast, with
the proceeds Of $4,000 worth Of diamonds
which Mrs. Burgess stole from her sister
Yesterday
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Cascade Steam laundry,

We want you all to know that the above
Laundry turns out first class work. All
work called for aud delivered
JOHNSON u JENSEN
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For amy Kind of steam fitting or plumb
ing or goods in that line, call on t. W.
King in basement Of Cascade Steam
Laundry. All work guaranteed,
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Final proofs can be taken before W.
NJ. Cockrill, clerk Of the district court,
who has has had much experience in this
line. dw-tf