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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-22

Curing of Piles guaranteed. Will give
$1,000 for any case Of failure. No money required
Of responsible parties.
Young Men who through ignorance the
careless exuberance Of youthful spirits, have been
unfortunate and find themselves in danger Of losing
their health and embtterng their after lives may call
with full confidence.
DIR. FRUTH-Hss attained the most
wonderful success in the treatment OF the to
which he devotes his special attention. Aeryea Of
experience he has discovered the most infallble
method Of curing weakness in the back and limbs,
involuntary discharges impotency, general debility,
nervousness, languor, confusion Of ideas, palptaton
ofthe heart loss Of memory, trembling and tmidity,
the liver stomach and bowels-those terrible disor
ders arising from the solitary habits Of youth ard
practices, blighting the most radiant hopes and
rendering marriage impossible.
Epilepsy, or Fits positively cured by new
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-11-22

Private Diseases.-Blood Poison, Sypb
ills, Gonorrhoea, elect Structure Hydroceo. Varco
cele Loss Of Sexual Power and all diseases Of the
No risks incurred. Consultation free and strictly
confidential. Medicine sent Tree from observation C
all parts Of the United States.
Middle Aged Men, who find theii
vigor and vitality weakened by the traces Of old
time when they should spend their declining years
in peace and comfort, should consult DR.. truth a,
once and find the sympathy and relief you positively
require. His cures are thorough and permanent.
Diseases of wOmen.-we shall con-
tinuc heretofore to treat with best considera-
ton and skill the diseases peculiar to women. Our
operations for Fistula Ruptured Cerx Uteri, Rup
tured Perneum. and for Structure Of the Cervica
Canal, a condition resulting in Sterility have beer
alike gratifying both to ourselves and patients
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

CLEVELAND, o., Nov. Develop
ments in the case Of B. S. Barrett indi-
Gated that he conducted the most colossal
system of forgery in the history of the
state. Notes were made by the wholesale
by the cord almost-and disposed of IN
all directions. Barrett duped the clerks,
played on the confidence OF his church
associates, un|oaded the worthless speci-
mems of his penmanship on his personal
friends, swindled the banks and defraud-
ed the manufacturers of thousands OF
dollars The latest estimate OF Barrett's
Indebtedness places it at Sl00,000. A
deed of assignment Sas filed by his attor-
ney, but the assets and liabilities are not
stated. Barrett is sill missing.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
IFrom Mondays Daily.

The democrats of Greet Falls approve
the firm position taken bT Governor
Toole and the democratic representatives.
They are quite willing TO have nc iegisla-
ture for 80 days rather than pprmittAe state
steaers to succeed Republicans arr iyno
means so united. Many of them condemn
the conduct Of the Iron block crowd who
are playing the roaring farce called "Law-
making by Fraud.'
Next Thursday is the national dav Of
Thanksgiving, On this day every law
abiding American citizen should close his
place OF business and devote part 1t the
day to giving thanks to the Creator fer
the blessings which have been granted us
during the past year. Union services
will lie held at the Methodist church at
Ii a. m, and those who do not attend
should show theit respect foy The mes
sages of those in power and the unwr;tten
law OF the American people by cl0siEs
their places of business during this hour,
Let all give thanks for the good things
we enjoy,
Mr., #ands has rendered the Mime
ar's House one of tAe coZiest and most
eeDr0rtable hotels in Great Falls. The
whole house has been repainted and pa
per hangings of great beauty have been
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

PHILApELuuIA, Ncv. 26.-An entire
reorganization Of the Clan-na Gael will
be the outcome of tile convention Of the
anti-"Trianglen element Of the order thai
opened here last evening II is'clalmee
the delegates represent nearly flve-siAths
Of the organization. The executive board
which has tigared 50 prominently in the
trouble growing out d The innIdef pl lir
Cronin, is to be dissolved forever, and y
the governing body Of the future b1l;;onl
Edward Meagher, Condor, the eN HpiAtl
cal prisoner, Mortimer Seaman q S!.!e&
70 and James Tlernan Of New York Mi
be the leading and controling. sp3iits
The Investigation Of the methods ane
actions of the ssTrangle, = which was he
gun by DIR. Cronin, will be continued =
q special committee.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
A Grand American Picnic.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 22.-One of the
South American delegates to the Pan
American congress has drawn up and
will shortly propose to the members OF
the congress a plan of a tour through
Mexico, Central and South American
states, taking in every country on the
continent. He proposes to procure the
use Of United States war ship and one
OF two from South American govern
ments and taking on board hundred
representative merchants and mechanics
from this country, make grand junket
and have all the governments share in
the expense. ..@-
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov. 26. Secretary No
Ible glrded himself and strobe down to
Ethe pension office, where he smote the
|Fe-raters, hip and thigh, and seventeen
Eheads fell before he stayed his hand.
Whether he was weary with the slaughter
Eor ceased because he considered it a good
liay's work is not to be related here, but
There are rumors that other heads will go
land that he will not cease to slay until
the head Of every man in the pension
office who has been engaged in the bust
ness Of illegal re rating Of pensioners
falls beneath his Ak.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
Bonner Goes to California.

New YoRK, Nov. 23.-Robert bohnet
has left for California on a SIX mohens
trip. When asked by q reporter II tne
purpose of his trip was to bring nome ms
wonderful flly, Sunol, he said:
"No, they have done so we'll with SUMO
in California that am going to leave her ,
there another year. ] want to give her her
trainer chance to prove that she can
beat her own record She is only BABY
vet. YOU know. have never been 70
california yet, though for several years
have invitations from Governor stanford
and other famous breeders TO visit thell
bic farms. Sunol's performance is one
Indication what Of the great things Gail
fornia is doing in the way Of producin.s
fast trotters. / want to see not only sunoi
Init the men. 1t is not only that TIE eli
mate and grass are particularly adaptet
for blooded stock, but the men out Their
have rot breeding down to science, AM
/ want to talk with them especially aoon
the advantages Of CROSS breeding. ! can ,
not M say if | will make any purchases, bu
it is possible
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

placed on the walls. Mr., Wands knows
how to run a tel. He is assisted by
Mrs Wands who is Il model housekeeper
and has a stock of homemade preserves,
cheese and other supplies that is quite
enviable. Her daughter Mrs. Emmerton
also assists in managing the house which
has already many permanent guests, It
is great gain for the city that the &.iu-
neapolls house Is in such good hands.
Contractors White and Latta have lust
completed II neat residence on Fuurth
avenue north, near the Baptist church .fGl
Ira Hickory. This is one OF tnr ma II
cozv homes OF Great Falls. The tu.4l-
ing, enclosed with neat feuces, and lur-
nished with con modious outhuildings
makes pleasing picture to the man Of
domestic habits. The house has four
rooms, bath room, bay window and
neat front porch. 1t is built Of bright
red brick, The work is finished with
three coats of paint both inside and out.
The colrs of the house. fence and out
buildings are such that they completely
harmonize. The rooms are adorned in
black finish with rOsettes and all the rooms
are papered in cnlors to harmpNfy" with
the finish Of the woodwork he bash
IooHl Is conveniently located Win hbHiS
opening into it from the bedroom and
kitchen. 1t is supplied with water from
the water works. Under the kitchen and
dining room is a cOmmodions cellar. for
the creature comforts. Altogether this is
one Of the neatest and most attractive
homes in the city and the contractors may
well be proud Of their work. The house,
with its furnishings, tile outbulldings md
fences We're built under White 4 L,tta's
contract Mr.. Hickory and hia estimable
wif" are to be congratulated On their
niMsMnlitY. --------- ------- --
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
NEai.ilied,

Today, Nov. 25th, at Benton, Mr.. Dan
I.edgerwood o. Great Falls and Miss
5allie BaDbage Of Benton. Mr. Ledger
wood is one OF Great Falls most prosper
ous business men and has handsomely
furnished neat home t" which he VIII
bring his estimable bride The cere-
mony was performed by Justice Crane IN
the presence of number OF fEenos anu
relatives. The party returned to Great
Falls on the noon train. Chris Dickln
son. Howard Criss and Pete Macdonald
and wife were attendants at this happy
event from Great Fails.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
Freedom for Canada.

MONTREAL, Nov. Co. Great excitement
is caused by an editorial in La Patlie, the
liberal organ and French Canadianmouth-
piece In a lengthy article it says: "From
Laurentides to Terra Del Fuego Canada
alone still sleeps under the shadow OF
foreign rule. May it please God that
before many days she may wake out OF
this dull sleep and demand in her turn to
take her place in the sunlight OF liberty,
Not few suppose that IS an index q a
movement under foot, oil which BRITISH
Canadians, as vet know nothing.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
WORK COMMENCED.
Tile Boston s. fIontuna Engineering stan
.,, GU 5ne Ground.

-. on the Ground.
Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. M a party Of
men un8ey i've supervision If Civil En-
gineer iIt- sci started across the river
to the sic 9i the Boston ~ H'ontona
smelter. Among the F4Aoy are @2r5't ..E
Frank Scotten, Jesse lay .ol af.t H}F,
Russell, and several helpers, The party
took with them a large tent, bedding and
supplies and will camp on the field to
night They will begin the preliminary
survey tomorrow and complete it inabout
two weeks.
As soon after this as the necessary plans
can be matured excavation and grading
will ue commenced and prosecuted with
energy during the winter. Before spring
these works will give employment to q
large number Of men. Tod's teams took
two tons Of coal out to the copper sneitel
site this evening and Mr.. Paul has y con
tract TO deliver 10000 feet Of lumher on
the grounds this week.
MI. Parsons says that he will push oI
the preliminary work rapidly.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
aAIontana TrouDadours."

HELENA, Nov. 25,-A movement IS on
foot to establish an amateur minstrel CLUB,
The following officers have been elected
Mr.. i. o. Danse, president; Mr.. I. -, Cut
ler, vice president; MI. Crounse, secre
tarv; Mr.. H. Palmer, treasurer; Mr.. 4. ,
Hill, manager; Mrs. Z. Q. Danse, muslca
director The club will be known as"Ihf
Montana Troubadours," and such vel
known singers and actors as Messrs a. N v,
Thornburgh, G. Metten, D Child =
Child, Paynler, Burns, and others equal,
talented have already signitied thelr IN
tention Of becoming members.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
PRAY NH' Tim FALLS.
CFroa, Saturdays Daily.)
Wm. l4arkin Is in from Kibbty. .

Wm T,rl; II Il r. fro, Eihl4v
"
Frank Servoss is II rom lSiptaE far f
load Of winter supplies.
John Ncf4ban rron Ki,l,ov l. srgii Il,
to,y, sl,nls;nmb mb,nl. w,r,, III frieTds N
~ ? z
a. Swerdfeiger i IN from bis Belt
creek ranch lie has hi. floc<s in good
shape for the winter and is we'll prvl''ed
with hay. ... -. y#
Rev Mrs w r roo,be who has h4en
very sick for several days is reported
much better. She narrowly escaped Y
spell OF wl,Iter fever.
Louis Gosljn the Genial nro;nie,o,. Of
tha NaihSr+ and C1efIdenin st,Tn 1no i.
in tha civ Vii caMttras ave- tha ,nos.
,.onvnuiont on1 c6rlrnr+IlIa ~,nta,,s nr
ranchino tho In, ,ni,,,,,r r,'YDI ,'.,,,,nS Nc,
:
Superintendent King Of the water
works reports to day that the engine and
dynamo Tor the new arc ll4hts nave ar
rived. The engine is fine 6O-horse
power Russell engine IRON Mhssllon, o.
The dynamo is of the Thompson Houston
pattern and will furnish electricity tol
80 arc lights. . .
~. p,u,. ,,no ~ ,oo1 H., croo,
rol1s unsta, nn'' ~ .itb VIZ 0,, m nc,dant
that 'sr'' ,;rht NJ hoan NV noru sarios
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

HELENA, Nov. a5.-rhe caledonian
club of this city will celebrate the anni-
versary of the Patron Saint of Scotland
on ST. Andrews day, Saturday next, the
Both inst, by grand banquet to be held
at the Crystal restaurant in the Harvey
block on Grant street. A number of the
leading orators of the state will deliver
short addresses, and some first class vocal,
lists will sing some Of scotland,s taVorife
ditties. The natonal music will not be
wanting, a skilled piper having been
secured for the occasion.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
(From Mondays Daily
Bright, beautiful, pleasant weather.

Bright, beautiful, pleasant weather..
Mr.. Gibson from Smith River is III the
city.
Mrs. Rev. W. B. Coombe is still very
sick.
Messrs Ferry and Kettles Of SanI
Coulee were in town today.
j. W. Barnes of Barnes Il Collett re.
turned from the east today. ----
Mrs. Southwlck and Miss Jennie Jones
have returned from Butte.
About three miles Of track have been
laid on the main line of the Neinart
branch.
Secretary Webster's brother has arrived
from Minneapolis to take Il position in
the Cascade bank.
At Helena the seighing is good, the
ground being covered with from five to
six inches Of snow.
Great Falls is outdone for the present
by Benton In weddings. There marrying
and giving in marriage has become f
craze. @ -.=-4m-
The Ch0teau and Grent Falls stage line
| changed hands last week. Mr.. Wheeler
selling the entire outfit to Burgy y Co,
of Great Falls.
The large livery barn being erected in
the south part of town is fast nearing
completion. 1t will accommodate d large
number Of horses.
Rev. J.. Anderson filled the Presbyterian
| pulpit last evening in the absence of Rey
j. Reid. The congregation was large anc
the sermony excellent.
Mrs. Phil Gibson and children returned
Yesterday from visit to her parents il
J Minneapolis. Phil went to Glasgow on
Saturday to meet them.
Loring B. Rea, a well known stock kman
died at his home in Miles City Saturday
| He was a member OF the last Legislature
and young man much esteemed by his
friends.
Frank Erwin is moving his stationery
stock across the street today, Mr.. Con
ner's jewelry stock will be here IN a few
days and when fitted up they will have
one of the most attractive places in thu
city.
Mr., Parsons is busily engaged toda,
with the preliminary surveys for the Bos
ton Il Montana sme]ter. Mr. orentIss i
with him, Captain Couch returned from
his ranch yesterday and left for Butte to
day. ..~ .---. IL
The furnishings Of the City Drug ant
JeWelry store are now in place and thi
establishment presents an attractive AZ
pearance. Mr.. Robinson has larg
stock of jewelry and hollow siiyerwar
suitable for Christmas, while Jimme
Roger is always ready to acaonmodat
those who desire anything in the dru
line.
Mr. Thomas Gahagan of the Jarvis
Conklin, Loan and Trust company Wen
down to Chinook and Glasgow yesterday
He will attend to business fGf his con
pany in these places until VI e4nesda,
when he expects to meet his wffe on he
way to Great Falls from BrooElyn, NeN
York, and accompany her to their fntur
home.
WILL YQJ SUFFER with Dy'
pepsia and liver Complaint? shiloh
Sitalizer is guaranteed to cure you =
sale by Lapeyre Bros,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

SALT LAKE, Nov. 22.--In the Mormon
investigation today Mrs, Gilmore said that
she went through the endowment house
seventeen years ago with number Of
others, all Of whom were called upon TO
avenge the blood Of joseph and Hiram
Smith upon the American nation, and
teach it to their children and childrens
children to the fourth generation. ANY
one who violated the oath OF revealed the
secrets would be killed. "...
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
QUORUM TODAY.
ab SENATE 1s sTELL IN AN uNoR-
~ GANfzE.D sGHnlIEON.
2sher Of Jefferson Attack the nemo-
Gratis. But Has Nnt . Wore to Say 81
About the sttyat Bow -.
"ot!sNg-. Fraud. .'Hf '-l

HELENA, Nov. s6.-[special 10 the
The same programme as yes
teY1ay is being pursued today.
acre was no quorum in the senate.
Ss1atur Robert Fisher (rep.) of Jefferson,
made d speech scoring the democrats for
the machinery OF legislation
After this the senate adjourned until to-
morrow. The regular house Of represen-
tatives met this afternoon. So did the
Iron block crowd.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

CHICAGO, telegram 1t has come to
light that an important traffic agreement
has been made by the Rock Island and
Santa Fe routes for the handling Of
traffic between Chicago and all
points On the Pacific coast. Dodge City,
Kas., is made the junction point.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

Mrs. Bridget Devine, mother OF WIN.
and John Devine of Sun River died yes
tardav Mt 8 p. m,, from an attack OF
dropsy. She had reached sn lna.uf1 airc1e eSf ot
and is mourned by large clrcie !, VI y,
friends. She died at the residence VI 1nIt nIt
son William Deylne. Jolln ~ ~ - '3s the
Lake City and can not be prTsen' sanara1 y, .a1
obseuuies of his mother. Inc 4oiie'"'
will take place tomorrow.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
A New Departure. ]

HELENA, Noz. s5.-lspecial to the
TRIBUNE, 1'heIndepenaent commenced
bhe publication Of u Monday paper today.
!. 1t will continue TO print PAPER seven
tines Il week. ..--@..ro- s-4 yy
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
North Montana Fair Association.

A meeting of the stockholders Of the
North Montana Fair Association Will De
ha1d in the office of the Townste com, m
pany on Saturday Noy 81 at ,na np' ensuing MS m
The election Of officers lof sl'e .onn,red
year. "A iu'i '''@'' J. i. ToD,
3ecy.. n, NJ, F. A
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
The Butte Fire.

BUTTE, NoY. 25.- 1T is now believed
Ithat seven miners in all lost their lives i'll
the St. Lawrence fire. The fire is still
Hhlrning,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
Invitation.

The fire department cordially welcome
all citizens to the public reception al tne
naw hose house from ? to 5 p. NJ, lhanks-
i,H i;,;nn dov HARRY RINGwALp, Chief'
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

BUTTE, NOV. 26. The Boston q Mon
|mna company will promote the establish
lment Of a savings bank here.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

Undertaking and embalming' a pto,
fessional in charge. Cans PEoiNy'S "'
tended to. ,,r Arnprour
Opposite the Park hotel
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

WASHINGTON, Nov, 23.-The president
has appointed the following postmasters;
John G. Evans, at Butte City; Vining A,
Cook, at Boulder Valley, Montana.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

GROUP. HOPPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure, For sale by Lapeyre Bros,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
Horse Estrayed.
Notice of Dissolution.

SHlLOH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by US on a guarantee. 1t
cures Consumption, Forsale by Lapeyre
Bros,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
- NUT
SOFT COAL,
"a PER TON DELIVERED

aava orders at the Goodrich Yard,
or at the Rocky Mountain Telegraph
Office. ----------- ..-
CATARRH CURED. health and SWEEP
breath secured, by shiloh's catarrh kem-
adv Price so cents, Nasal Injector
free. For sale by l1apeyre Dros'
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

just received Metropolitan Fashion
Books, 25e each--at Joe Conrad's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

TT T HACKING COUGH can be so
quickly cured by shiloh's Cure We
guarantee it, For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

Do not forget to attend the great clos
ing-out sale of carpets at W. B. Raleigh u
Co.'S.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

Silk Handkerchiefs and Mutflers-a
5arge assortment--at W, B. Raleigh II
Cos
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

A Noted Statesman Dead.
LONDON, Nov. % q. H. Pendleton Of
Ohio is dead
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

The finest line of Wool Hoods in the
country at Joe conrad's'
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
SUPPLIES WITHHELD.
This L4spubiicans Becoming Dissatisfied
With the Situation.

i
With the Situation.
IL IL dis Itch to the River Press, w. II,
Todd says. l'he senate cannot organize.
It appears now that the democratic sena-
tors will declire to go into regular Or
ganization until the two houses settle
their differences and work in harmony.
Everything is quiet and all meetings
and discussions are conducted good-na-
turedly by the contending parties. 1t is
genefaly accepted as true that if the SEN
atocial fight was not on these two house
would be made one without delay. 1t is
said that tile republicans are beginning to
get heartily sick OF the situation and are
only held in line by the ndefatigablc
efforts of their senatorial aspirants. The
republican members are watched closely
and every move noted.
Secretary of State Rotvitt has been adj
vised by Attorney General Haskell he
has no legal right to furnish supplies fol
the use OF either house or tile senate and
he refuses to do 50 and will not until all
differences are settled and he is satisfied
the house and senate are legally organiz-
ca. To sum up the situation the repuhli
can rump house will have to quit anC
join the legally constituted house, recog
nized by Montana's executive, Of else it j.
almost certain the democrats will refuse
to organize the senate and there can be
no business transacted. Tie democrats
are determined to have their rights.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

smoke issuing from the linen closet. On
examination she discovered that pile of
table cloths were on fire. These she
promptly >lno'h"red and thus prevented
what might have heeu n serious fire.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

CHICAGO, Nov. %. The hearing Of tes
timony in the Cronin murder trial closed
today. Rebuttal testimony for the prose
eution was then introduced. 1t is said
that so far as Burke's alibi is concerned
it will not stand long when witnesses are
introduced to show that Matt Danahy, the
saloonkeeper, was out buggy riding on
the night Of May 4, instead Of serving
drinks over his bar, as he claimed to have
lone. Coaghlip's allbi has gone down
under its own weight There is u good
deal Of gossip around the criminal court
building about lnstituting criminal pro
ceedings against every man who has lent
himself to the alibi business, but Judge
Longenecker said nothing would be done
in this direction until the trial was over.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27
IMPORTANT.
Address NJ. A. DAUPHIN.

or NJ. A. DAUPHIN,
Washington, ID. c.
By ordinary letter, containing Money Order is
sued by all express companies, New York ex-
change, draft or postal note
Address Registered Letters containing cur
rency to New Orleans National Bank, New Or
leans, La.
"REMEIBER that the payment of prizes is
guaranteed by four national banks of New Or
Of an institution whose Chartered rights are
recognized in the highest courts; therefore be-
ware Of all limitations or anonymous schemes"
part or fraction of ticket issued by us in any
drawing. Anything in our name offered for less
than dollar is a swindle.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

WILL Yog SUFFER with pys-
pepsia and liver Complaint? Shlloh's
Nitalizer is guaranteed to cure YOU ? :
sale by Lapeyre Bros
Great Falls tribune., 1889-11-27

Many samples may be reduced to bull
ion by the simple process of applying
heat. The Pride of the West, under the
superintend-nce of Dick Oatey, is capa-
BILE of producing so tons Of ore per day,
has over 900 tons on the dump now, and
is considered one Of the best properties
in the Belt mountains.