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ing their child. the parents. thinking
she hsf ssrsyest-4wxv. commenced "a
zctsye sezrrA of tEe neixhboyhcod. aud
IL was only BY mere chance that some
uoskmen 6naAly found Der body be-
neAfh the frmher Fdze- Tno1xh the
samber was removed - FIST as wiling
hands could do 80, lie Was exsincs
The nesghbors AL speak ia sbe highest
terms o. the br5ghfnsss and beauty OF
sIse little Off. and the utnso1t sympz-
thy Is expressed fsr the bersayed par
enfs
The Fsx Island Clay Works have re-
sumed operations.
The Hebrex Benevolent Society Of
r aeoznA heid meeting last night IN
uassersseins > store on Pacific avenue
wish Charles Reichenbaess occupying
the chair, and L. Wallerstein seere-
tary. The trustees were instructed 20
secure = suitable piece Of Land for the
purpose o. establishing a Hebrew GEM
esery, The next meeting will be held
al the residence 0s Meyer Kaufman,
the second Sunday in April
The West Coast Fire and Marine
Insurance Bank has been organized
wish capital stock OF 500 90, and
will have It's banking and insurance
rooms In the nea Bosswfcx block to be
erected on the triangle corner OF Ninth
and Esiirozd streets and st. Heiens
avenue. The others will be ID. L.
stick, president; j. s. Howell. vice
president; n. u. Dol<on, cashier /. II.
Howell, assistant cashier. The capt.
TAI stock ot the insurance company -
TO be $50 90 with <<zEsl 90 paid up.
The officers viii be J. A. Kemp, presi-
dent; J. s. Howell, president: n.
4 Reed. secretary; Daniel suck,
treasurer.
Articles incorporating the Toledo
Fire-Clay & Coal Company, with q. A.
Case, Fred seger and John Dudley in
aorporat0rs, were flied In the auditor s
Office to-day
At | O'Clock tAis afternoon Dir. ID.
N. Moore, a popular salesman in the
employ OF Turfesi Bros. died Of pieu-
rlsy. lie leaves . wife and child in
Minneapolis.
Ala meeting Of the Tacoma Guards
last night. q special order from Col.
Haines was read, giving notice of an
election TO be held next Wednesday
night 10 choose = second lieutenant for
Company q.
LII the probate court to-day Elsie 8.
Everett, guardian of the heirs of Geo.
II. Everett. filed a petition asking 70
be allowed 20 sell real estate. Also a
petition 70 the same effect was filed by
Joseph Johnson, administrator OF the
estate OF Helena Johnson.
Applications for citizenship papers
were made before Clerk Ayers to-day
by james Stewart and Thomas Hig-
gins, natives Of Scotland.
Alta meeting OF the executive CO m.
miftee OF the Chamber of Commerce
today Secretary Wheelright rendered
his resignation, but il was not accept.
ed. The committee also authorized
the appointment Of an assistant TO the
secretary. with IA salary of $50 pei
month.
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raE sgIzEp oelux.
fs Was satppsd ts.,wn ta~ okauaxan
nad Ia EIssa.aurg.

EtLEsssgEs. March THE opium
sSfEarr Ntaaca sas Fnasie here hv lst-
sssecsas> lran Tsc1slaa, came from
British Columbia through the Saiaaos.
RIVER niinsnK country Ia this place hv
tesna AMI pack aasspals. 1t was ne
csissNi and shipped from here hy a
usssa Easag nacer the .aAnle Of Vim.
Miller. sho has hsen IN town for the
fa>t month re ding hot saaSasss
aFeans the satsses's A. b,lna. This -
TIE sesesEsd sssi .nasnt h has made
issatn here, the farmer enc sseine seixesi
w lac ma, bin eunssgansessss teinr
IA eSTTeis and labelled saaeFkrans .
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TACOMA Nsws.


TACOMA. March Little kittv
Eyans, she bright. hsaatisul. s-veAs old
ssaush,er 81 Jssssn EsaaS. nexc .susr
~ Faeems tF.sa Minneapolis. met
with aurFsssle death to~Gay. ah4sst
noasl. siss father bring az xark ga a
new aoslSe Ae} aasss astsru ghes iva
on the coraes 81 T@elssh ard e street.
The little gsFi sss in ,he haiti Of rlav.
tne on ske umt~r y,ilsS aud ksSarst~
lying Are0aA. and to-day. thinking u
about time Tor hes latsaes - essas~
hcass Ger dinaeg. in aiie sy pssux %
elIasa ever pise ef S~8as,sns 20 call
hsa, The laaseeF Lepplssi over. barry
ting hsr Grs<srnesth. crushing her
head. face dawnwsTsis. inte The dirt
and q il supposed ssaofAersng her Ia
death. On gosag home. ard not ns..is
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TIE inmStsate symptoms 81 dysuepsis
es aadtTesta"a are distressing sense 81
weight, opPgesssoa and fai1sss in she
stomach. heartburn. loss os APPETITE. fou.
breath. bxAeainx. Easniessry. nsssSs.s. pains
"a fke Shoulders and br~sssS i1r. Henlryss
Dznaeison Tonic promotes healthy dixex.
tsea aud rcFasScs al unhealthy sysnrsorls
sold ey ssewa-.4 Holmes Drag Co. shole-
sale azents
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Hard Tsme. in p.nn.x,,.n,.

The sheriff of Berks county, Penn.
recently sold ten fine farrns In that
county. aggregating nearly 100 acres
During the winter season the sheriff
has sold out some twenty other larg,
farmers, beside the farm stock az
twenty other farms. all Of whom had
failed. This condition of things j.
taken as an indication that farming
TO longer pays a< formerly, as a SIM
liar state OF affairs exists in other
counties in that section of Peunsyi-
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Victoria Church Cornerstone.

VICTORIA. Il. C.. March The GER
nerstone OF the new ST. Andrew g
Presbyterian church was laid this af-
,eFnoon by Hon. John Robson. pro-
yineial secretary in the presence OF a
large concsurse of people. Addres. es
we're delivered by many clergymen
nasv IN the city attending the meeting
81 the Pfeshytery, also by Right Rev.
Bishop Cridge, Archdeasson Scriven
and Others. 4 historical statement of
the church was read and the aocu-
n,ent placed beneath the stone with
coins, daily papers. etc. Tie proceed
lags were very interesting and en-
ltvened bY the presence OF the battery
bind. The church sili be Il credit to
the city.
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A BREAK IN WHEAT.
Rainfall In California Causes a Fall
In Futures

SAN Francisco, March THE local
wheat market was much weakened by
the rainfall to-day, and there was u
great rush TO sell futures at the call
board. In comparison with yester-
days high est prices buyer 1880 option
FELL from 81 54,a 10 81 4TH aud buyer
season from 81 81 tosi IS. decline
OF SIS per contract of 100 tons in the
former and sf37 50 per similar con-
tract in the latter.
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Ridiculous Alleged Dispatch Printed
In San Francisco.

SAN Francisco, March An Ex-
amtass's Breslau dispatch says: IA
private telegram from Samoa to the
SchLeischey Zeifissg states that the Ger
man frigate Olga bombartied Mataafa's
camp. The capta.a OF the American
man-of-war protested. Being disre-
garded, he fired IN the Olga, where
upon the vessel and crew were blown
up by torpedo from the Olga.
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ALL ABOUT A CHINESE GIRL.
Lum Joes = Hfghbinder, Fatally
Shot In San Francisco.

SAN FgAscIsco. March 7.-Lnm Joe.
Chinese domestic was found in an
alley by Officer Sullivan this evening,
having been shot in the back. the ball
coming out above the naval infiicting
probably mortal wound. Chung
kwong How, ticket-taker for Wash
ington street theater was arrested for
the crime
A Chinese girl was rescued from a
brothel few days ago and was placed
In a Chinese mission school. All
Nam. belonging to the same brother
hood as Lum Joe, was accused by
highbinders Of having stolen her, and
to get even Chung was chosen 10 kill
one OF the rival faction, which resulted
in the shooting OF Lum Joe.
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An Anarchist Boom from Heaven.

A blazing meteor fell on Chicago av-
enue, near Wells avenue. Chicago, on
tue mornlng Of February >. soaring
some of those who saw il and who
thought Is monster anarchist bomb
Ii explcsied on striking the ground
and nnnibef OF pieces were found,
the largest being aheut eve inches long
and halt as broad. Analysis OF ii lrag-
n1ent of the metallic portion showed il
70 be an alloy. as fellows.
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SfoEtsE Falls, March T. Alderman
TuH was elected rnayor at special
meeting OF the City Coaneii this after
nocns vice Jacob Hoover. resigned,
caused by his removal outside the city
limits.
A party OF surveyors left this city
to-day TO locate the line Of the Spokane
& Northern
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eoanc1l OF the Fenian Brotherhood
held q meeting IN this eity to-day and
adopted resolution requesting the
press to announce IN their behalf that
spy isetssren has never been member
OF the fvnian Brotherhood.
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PErat-lsA. Cal. March Hiram
blake and wife were thrown from a
wagon this afternoon by their horse
running away aad coiliding witt
snpther vehicle, Mrs. Blake's skull
~ss fractured and she died almost ia
I Ssassffv
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Lumber to Austraifa--Safe Channs
I'm the Eraaer

NEW WESTMINSTER, March THE
barkentine Malay. zoe tons, Capt.
Nichols, from San Francisco. arrived
in port this morning. She comes TO
load lumber at the Royal City planning
mill for Sydney. N. s. w.
To-day Capt. Mccallister, the we'll
knswn pilot, of Victoria, took sound
ings of Fraser river channel at the
sand heads and found AZ fathoms of
wa'er in the most shoal places at
three-fourths flood tide.
Tifiin & Co. have disposed of the
Pioneer sawmill and shingle factory mt
Port Moody To IL. v. Edmunds of this
city.
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Ex-senator Thurman's health con
Times good. and he has arrived at the
sage conclusion that Is would have
be- n far better for him personaiv If
he had not been forced 70 re-enter
pntlie life
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WASHINGTON NEWS
Work Resumed on the Se-
attic Railroad.


SPOKANE Fats. March 7.--fsrading
on the Seattle. Lake Shore & Eastern
west from Davenport II row In pro-
gress. Large gangs OF men are en-
eaeeI on the Iine, and work IL being
pushed forward rapidly.
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a.. X. & n. srak.m.. ki,,~s.

Portland, March TT. Z. Davis,
an D. X & y. brakeman, was thrown
FROM the westbsana passenger train
/ at Bridal View Fails earlv this morn
ing and was picked up dead by two
! traa4ps shortly after He was not
missed until the train reached Port
( land
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There viii be but one negro In the
next federal honse Of represent atiye-.
The distinguished individual Is RI p,
EheathaWl. who was elected in the
Second North Carolina Di trsct. He
is only y years cid and bears a good
reputation for character aud common
sense
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Tais is the season of the year when -
raw, cold winds create sad havoc with ~
hands and complexion. Soft. white hand0
and clear 'speachy" complexion eon Fl
assiirediy preserved by rhe frequent MN
cation of Dutard's Specific. II rubbed m
The skin absorbs il. sold By SteWols q
Holmes Drug Co.. wholesale ageutA
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BRACED Ue roo MUCH.
A Drunkea Portland Clerk Killed
By an Overdose af Marphine

PORTLAND. March 4. Theodore Da-
VII, clerk. acci ientally took an over
dose OF morphine pills in drug store
tonight and died. He had been on a
drunk and took the pills to brace HIM
self yfp.
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Nerad. WIN Reimbur.e Drummers

CaRsos, New. March The bill to
refund the money TO drummsrs paid
into the state treasury for licenses has
passed both houses and viii probably
be signed by the governor to-day.
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SAX FRAScisco. &areh -Indieations
Tor "a laosars for OREGON and Washing.
to-: Fair weather IN Eastern waSh-
lngtaa and Northeastern Oregon, raia
else shere. soatheFly winds; slixhtly
( Sssss.t.sr
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The Steamer North Fay Totally De-
stroyed BY Fire.
0LYHpfa. March -.--AdvicES from
North Bay report that the steamer
North Bay Vas burned ut thai place
last night. The hoax had been tied up
for the night and the crew had gone
ashore, and when Their returned next
morning they found her burned 20 the
water's edge. The origin OF the fire is
unknown The loss Is about $500.
with probably no insurance.
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saos and Killed nv Aeess.a,

sss FRANCISCO, March T.-f,bas
NooaaanE1. young man employed A.
clerk IN his fathers store, surrendered
himself 10 the poiice this afternoon.
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HELENA March THE governor,
chief justice and secretary to-day, APP
portIoned Montana into districts for
delegates 10 the constitutional conven-
fsos,
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Lecsrea Never Wa. a rsaian.

Traces OF sin. magnesium. copper. arse
nie, esleiam, potassium aast sodium were
ssfxf-aV~ ssssS
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All ksnos Of blank books and
rulings 20 any pattern cone az =.
anfnoHys 0ookbandery, opern
1touks - t1so tcssest prfces-
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z. = MA sfsisfsssa - sea - psxs~s sd
~. EsslHest s'osssAs MeFe 1aawn a.
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LOSS OF VITALITY CURED BY
Essence of Life !!

nR. sTRIyHARTs ESSENCE or LII
II is q specific for nervous aud pny9Nls.
eebiiity, i'm rotenee, spsrmatorrhme eco -
evil effects so destructive 70 mind 80
body. THIS infaIiible remedy has ~
used for 70 years and b as cared thou1nn1S
Price, 81 so per bottle; hve tisass the g.
tity $40 In pill or liquid form SEM 20
receipt Of price or G. d. d. All pfffn1
eases treated and cured. Ali esssresTo
en- stri tly confidential. Address DIX e
s1EiNHART, l0s West firss street. Loo N
geisss Cal
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Isseraozs 80. P. o. Bar lals
ssszas specially. cor-ssyoaseues 4,
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Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
A RICH GOLD NINE.

Elsewhere will lie found an article
from ia. Helena Herald cont aiming
further mention of the 500. 900 gold
bar east at the Helena Assay Office
1t will be seen that the spotted Horse
bar was worth over SIS 900, and wa,
oi very fine gold Four years ago
this property conta aimed nothing but
Il forty foot shaft-th- original pros
pect hole" now il is ranked among
the great mines Of the west The com
pany has been laboring under IL disa'i-
vantage owingto the scarcity of water.
but have shout completed facilities
that will give an uniaiing supply.
The water will he piped from Ford'>
creek. in Collar gulch "A mile in dis
tance. The water is raised vertically
to "A height oi 800 feet by steam
pump. \ new 20 stamp mill will also
be built al once ON the property.
This outlay oi money would indi-
eat. unboundci faith in the future
product of the mine. an assurance
that will gladden. u, all. Fergus
county possibly contains the greatest
gold mine in the world.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
THE NEW PLAN OF VOTING.

In next column will br found the
list of officer, certified up to the
County Clerk to b~ voted for ut the
coming election. u l. also u >kelet on
form nj the ticket To he voted. \
rule goes IN ict ween the name of each
candidate and is carried across tn the
right hand column under the words
designating how many tn vote for.
The voter will put AN \ after ar Iii
rectly opposite h- candidate for whom
lac wishes to vote. Each voter should
he careful not to get his mark between
the nani~> of two candidates. a. in
that ease il will not count for cit her.
Ia vot ing on the constit ut ion. You will
find the words For I heC constitution.
Against the Constitution. scratch
out one and leave the other.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

We are in receipt of II circular ad-
vocating the restoration oi the duty
ON hides. IL shows that in 1870, be-
fore the duty was taken of hides, the
import at ion amounted to S1O.OO0.-
900, while IN lsSs the importation
amounted to S23, ,OOO.OOO. IL also
shows that the decrease in the price oi
hides has fallen from twelve and one
hall cents to six cents in the same
time. The circular states that ONE
fourth OF the price of u steer is the
hide. and that the reduction in the
price OF cattle on the hoof is due o
the removal of the tariff on hides.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

should limit all chances 10 th. minI-
mum, aud DIVIDE mp their bands a.
much ~ possible Cattle bands arr
constantly growing smaller in this
county and more easily provided for
The disasters of the pa~t can hardly
bel repeated he the winter ever 80
severe. Nearly every cattle man H.
prepared To feed several hundred head
ior short period aud there are op-
port unit ies Ia let ont ior the winter
that should he taken advantage al.
Wool growers are in excellent shape
To meet the winter. come what may.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

Samuel sullivan Cox, known to the
world as "Sunset tox." died ut his
home i'm New York last week. Mr.. Cox
was a native OF ohio, and was form
erly a member of congress from that
state, but has represented a New York
district for good many years. lie
was ~ >brilliant man of many parts.
He stood high a. "a st atesman and was
an author of no mean pretensions
why We Laugh IA humorous pro-
.luction. and The Diversions of u
diplomat in Turkey, We're his most
popular works. lie was great wit
and made many an adversary feel I'M
comfortable with his keen tongue.
He vigorously champion-d the admi>-
sion hill. and will ne gratefully remem-
bored by the people of the new States.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

II is almost certain that this region
any orther portion al Montana. The
many streams i'm the Basin have hold
out better than was anticipated.
aud the dense smoke which has pre-
vailed has subdu-1 the sun rays and
in measure shielded the grass. An
immense amount oi hay has been
gathered for winter feeding should the
snow fall be great. Vet, ,tockmen
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

Tor Member OF Congress ...... MARTIN NN'lNNi>
of Lewis and clark. "untN.
f"r Governor '..''''.'' ~
of Lewis aud clarke county.
Ior Lieutenant Gnvrfn"r. IL '''>"h'
OF Nelo>tone County.
r.r Treasurer o.. ...........JERHN COLLINS
OF Casczdr County.
f"r SECRETARY of state. ..I'-tih n hi''" W
Of B~averhead County.
Ia, ,uditor ....... TlIO-. B FIrIGERAL'
Of Deer Lodge County
For Attorney t,eneral ....... w \. PENbfhi'N
OF silver Bow County.
Sutd of Public Instruction. ..-......' " w >-rLL
of-il,er Bow County.
r.., ,hi,, iu.,i,e ,e.........STEPHEN pE WOLFE
~ silver Bow County.
Tor Associate Ju>iice........-..- W y hh ht'''
pf Mi>>nua County.
For A>>ociatr Ju>ti iec............F. n AkN- hoN'
of Gallatin County.
For Clerk supreme Court . -......'''- =. ''''I
pf Madison County.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

The Second Adventists. of MasSa
chusett>, are again predicting the end
OF the world We hope the event will
he deferred until after the Montana
State election.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
THE CONSTITUTION.

In hi- issue will b- found an official
copy of the constitution for the new
state oi Montana. Read 1t before
election and YOU will not vote against
it. u l. "a good inst rument.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

Judge Bodgett. in the United States
District Court. at chicago. decided the
Minnesota anti-drcs>ed beef law nm
con>titut ional.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

The Boston wool market is picking
mp. Montana woods are in good de-
mand Though prices rule low at
present, there are indications of an
early advance.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

according to the oiiiria report 30
persons We're killed 10y the Antwerp
explosions. 2O are missing, 100 We're
seriously and 200 slightly injured.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

From present Indications the total
vote of Fergus county will not fall far
behind the vote oi last year, when
BPS votes were polled.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

\ vigorous campaign j. in progress
Ly both parties throughout the terri
tory. The result will he watched in
the east with great interest.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

A circus clown died in II Michigan
poor house u few days ago. lie has
.ra.ron hiS rn~t --,.ul.~, -
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

Sarah Althea Hill Terry threatens
to 90 on the stage. sarah should seek
solitude
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.

President Harrison has decided not
I o call an extra session of congress.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

Con " = w -
Di Lewis and Clarke County.
r,r ,,,,,.rn,r ........ ........ THOMAS Sc. FOWEk
pt Lewis aud clark" '"untN
Iar Lieut. Governor -.....i- T. kl' hNh-
pi silver Boa '"unts.
Isr -tai. Treasurer e. lil' Wan
81 Madison County.
Tnr -, fifN ct -taic......--.-..... I' y f'lNii
pf Ncsghcr County
Tor state Auiitor ......-.-. ..-.-... ..t- v htNNfh
oi Mi~,oula County.
Tor Attorns, ,scueral l.....-.......-..h y HN-hEii
Bi Dawson '"unty.
T,r -upt Il Pub. Instruction JOHN 'ANN'N
of Deer l."dgc County.
pt Lewis sud Clarke County.
Fur A,>ocaic Jus, ice INV H. 'f"ii
of silver Bow County.
F.r A>-ori at. lu~ii T. y hthN'h
Df yellow stone 'ountA.
- ,,i.,t ,,f -r,, Cont ...........w !. KENNEDY
Df Ni>-oula touuis
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19

TERRITORY "F M'Nr,>A
~ FEuir
L. W H. Kelly ount Mon
candidates be
Witness ga count. is ida
4 H.
W II. KELLY,
MT
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-19
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