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Teachers Of village Schools

The following is list Of teachers who
have been elected to positions in our vii
lage scoools for the. snsuing year, and hav'
accepted:
High Sohool-Principal, Dana W. Hall
Assistant, Mis- Fannie Z. Hoyt
Grammar School-Miss Eetslls M. Eos
tor; I'd. Grammar, Leavitt &c., Miss Annie
L. Goodwin; I'D. Grammar. Park School
House, Miss Kate Haley.
lntermsdiate-Leav st., Miss Addie
Swain; intermediate, Old Academy, Miss
Belle G. Hutchinson.
I'd. Primary-Leavitt 81. Miss Zetta
Pierce; 1t. Primary, Park. Miss Lizxis "
Hsaisy; LIT. Primary. Mechanic st., Misa
Lizzie n. Allen.
Teachers nave been elected for the other
graded schools. and have mot yet been
heard from.
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Rsg,mental ReunIons.

The annual reunion Of tho Sixth Maine
Volunteer Veteran Association will be
held 10 Cambridge, Mass, sometime dur
ing the meeting Of the National Encamp.
ment In Boston, In August. A business
meeting Of the members will be held In
Odd Fellows Hall. IS Cambridge Street,
East Cambridge, Wednesday evening,
Aug, Is, At 7.3O o, clook; after which the
veterans are invited TO repair to the res
tdence Of Comrade W. r. Blaekman, 1873
Otis Street, whore the ladies' of the A..
ISOLATION will be In waiting TO receive
them. Horse cars leave Scoolly Square,
Boston, for Cambridge every 10 minutes.
passing the place Of meeting on Cam
bridge Street.
The annual reunion of the surviving
members of the Twentieth Maine Reei-
ment will b held Wednesday, August Is
st Cambridge, Mass The meetings Of
the association will be held In the veetry
Of the North Avenue Congregational
Church, corner Of Roslin street and
North avenue. The reunion will BE- held
afternoon and evening.
The Second Maine Cavalry Association
will meet In the Girls High 6chool-house
West Newton Street, Boston, Mass., at
O'Clock P. n. Wednesday, August IS,
1890.
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Ths Republican voters Of Madison are requested
y ~ Il the Atkinson School House on Satur
~ Tie - Day Of August At . O'Clock p. M, u
4b6ose e3ght delegates TO attend the Republican
fpeaty C0nvention to be held at Skowhegan, Aug
Per Order Town Committee.
Ae1lDoa, July ss, 1890.
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Rsapportionmeut Of Congressiona
Representatives 10 = subject that be-
cones Of interest - the time approachs.
tue making known the results Of the
csuses. II the estimate Of 81 millions
proves correct, and the present number
Of 80 Congressman IL continued. the
population requisite for district will be
49, III. Should the population Of Maine
tafn out to bs 67b,o0o - indicated, the
sew apportionment would give us three
Representatives. with 81. 900 toward the
fourth,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Lightning entered the office of tn,
Union Mutual Life Insurance Compan,
Saturday, but NO damage was done. Sew
euteen current protectors Of the Tele
phone Company were burned out.
At Portland, Leon 8. verIll,' mailin,
clerk in the Auburn postofiics, pleade,
guilty to the charge of taking letters an,
money from the malls. BE was held /,
$1,000, bis uncle, 8. w. Verrill, city treas
urer of Auburn, going on his bond.
The Winthrop Cooperative Associa
ton has been organized with q cspita
stock Of $4,000, with the following on
cers; President. Johr Cover; secretary
George 4. Crane; agent and treasurer
Davis N. Cover; directors, B. e. Crane
George 3. Gray. It has leased boil
stores 10 Ronney block, where IL will
5000 open . general provision and grain
buslpess.
The report that the Ksnnebec Lo,
Driving Co. had purchased the stsume
City Of waterville rather than pay O
much - would b necessary 70 keep th,
channel open for the passage Of tn,
steamer II pronounced BY ono Of the di
rectors Of the log driving company I
falsehood, saying that such . TRANSACTION
would only encourage other concerns Il
build boats to DO sold to the company
for . large bonus.
Lightning struck and burned the houv,
shed and twenty cords Of wood Of Fret
VI. Richie, . prominent farmer Of IVES
Winterport. Saturday. The furpitur,
and the barn were saved. Richie Va,
badly burned. The loss 10 eS300; insur
cd for $1,000.
Lightning also damaged c. A. Nc
Ksnasy's house at Monroe, Saturday.
A confidence man named A. G, Muir
dock arrived q Bar Harbof Sunday Az
worked money changing fim-nam sam,
Of several places. Ohicer Clark a.
rsetsd him. and q bic trial he plsadst
guilty, and refunded che money. NM
dock was given 50 days In Ellsworth
jail.
The census Of Augusta shows q non
alatios Of l0.l63 for 1890, y oompsret
With . 1851 n 1850. Poland hes mede )
gain Of - inhabltaass aimee The last can
~. its popalstioa Row being 2,4so.
Successful NH te.ps were run a. u,
AugustA, HallOw6ll and 0ardinse electric
railroad Tessday. Evsrythiae Worket
smoothly. nagalAr trlps WIN begin coon
TAe anoant Of loo Temainips uupold
on the Penobsoot river and ponde ~
streams II ~ innediats vicinity = ahonI
80. 900 70 100, 900 toas. Ths toll amoeni
Of Ice shipped 20 far % aboat 1E0. 00o
1oos. Ths river = fall Of veeoolp vkieh
aro oo1nI noao6 M ~. L. - 1872
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Mrs. Gilman Burleigh and daughter
Ethel, Miss Grace Burleigh, Mrs. Arnold
Palmer and Mrs. Alfaro Palmer of Lewis.
ton are visiting their old neighbos and
friends here. There are many other wish
tors In town.
Mrs, r. W. Crawford with her two
children and Mr.. Crawford's daughser, Mrs
Hattie Dorothy, have returned from Low.
ell, Mass. and are moving into their new
home on Webb Kidgs.
A pair Of twin girls came to the home of
Will Woodbury. last week but died whom
they were but one day old.
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The following change in mail route Is
reported:
Route l24-Parlin Pond TO Railroad
Station NO ONCE. From August l, 1890,
change service to begin 1t The Forks
and at Parlin Pond, emitting Railroad
Station.
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:PIttsneid

Roscoe Dunton, Of Pittsneld, VA
thrown from load Of hay last1 Friday
and sustained . fracture Of the right
c!avicle.
John N. Martin Is erecting . large three
story building on Park street to be used
Is q furniture store and warehouse.
A fine tw0.stery house 10 In process OF
erection by A. H. Cornforth On Maine
street.
Tho hay in this section 10 coming In
better than was anticipated. The wealth.
or WAS little unfavorable the latter par,
of last week, but this week 90 far has
been all that could be desired for hay
making.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

The annual temperance campneeting
under the auspices Of the Maine Good
Templars, will be held At Lake Sebago
Friday and Saturday. August 9th and 9Th.
The arrangements, which are In charge Of
Grand Chief Templar Knight, are well
advanced.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Grand Army encsmment, earnestly de.
sires the names Of all organizations that
have secured through local members, and
without application to the committee,
their own accommodation. The name
Of the organization, presiding officer
secretary, and place and hour Of tht
meeting should be sent before August
LIST. The committee also desires that al
military and naval organizations that con
template holding feunions during en-
campment week, and have not ALREADY
notified the committee should do 70 d
once. Notices should DO sent to ]. Pay
son Bradley, chairman Of the reunion
committee, Beacon street, Boston.
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Nominations by the Governor

The following nominations were made
by the Governor, Tuesday, July Send:
Commissioner Of Pharmacy-Edward
Fl. Thompson, Biddeford.
Commissioner Of Harbor and Tidal
Waters-Charles Merrill, Portland.
Trustee, Soldiers Orphans Home
John D. Anderson, Gray.
Commissioner Of Wreck and Ship
wrecked Goods Charles H. WEIGH, Ire
mont.
Commissioner Of take Birds, their Nests
and E9gs, tfor Scientific Purposes
George F. Mckay, Brewer.
william W. Edwards, Water
Vile.
Justice Of the Peace-James H. Holt,
Fairfield,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Progress, not rapid but reasonably sat
isfactory, 10 being made on the Skowhe-
gan and Norridgewock railroad project.
The corporstors meet In accordance with
adjournment 10 the Executors Room,
Monday evening, and - their Is nothing
that can be done until the survey is made
they adjourned to meet Thursday the
3lst, inst at the same place at $50
O'Clock P. M.
Fredk. Dsnforth, engineer, Of Gardiner
commenced ON the preliminary survey
under the direction of W. Il. Wlldes, A.
Il. Weston and L. W. Weston Wedues-
day morning. VIII Bailey and John ".
Steward, students Of the state College,
are Of the surveying party. Two routes
on the north side have been prospected.
Ono ..s ~. 10 A..s Css...a Ill near
Madison Street, crosses that Street and
goes up Written Brook to the vicinity Of
the Corn Factory and thence southerly
along the valley west Of the Stand pipe
on the Neil Hill. The other starts from
the same point crosses Madison
Street and makes detour Southwest
erly striking whitten Brook near Middle
Street follows down the brook to the
river, crossing Middle, Summer, Pleasant,
and Elm Streets, the latter nearly In
front Of the residence Of b. F. Baker.
The surveyors got out Of town three
miles up the river on the latter route
yesterday and will complete the survey
to Norridgewock village to-day, when
they will return and survey the other
route from Madison st., TO the point
where 1t intersscts the river bank line.
The route surveyed 10 very favorable one
and there Is less distractions In the way
Of buildings In getting out Of town than
was expected. The field work on the
North side will be finished this week II
the weather continues favorable.
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Harmony.

Peter FOLSOM, ESQ.,, of Bloomington,
ILL.,, Is 10 town visiting at the old home
of his childhood.
Mr.. James Merrill from Minnesota is
re-visiting the scenes about here where
he figured twenty five years ago.
Friday Of this week has been cold and
windy as any day In September.
The grass crop is heavy and hay will
be abundant.
Haying Is the order Of the day among
the farmers, there will be an extra good
crop, and the hay makers are working
hard gathering 1t into the barns.
Mr.. Peter Folsom wife and son of
Bloomington ILL.,, are visiting bis old
home at Mainstream.
Mr.. Perly Hill has gone to Bost on on
business trip.
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srown's Corner Canaan,

Mrs. Smith Flanders who lives on thu
notch road, had cancer removed from he,
breast July Is by Drs Patton aud Lowe.
It 10 reported that she passed through the
trying ordeal with good courage, and haa
been doing we'll ever since. Her friends
have great hope Of her full recovery from
that dread disease.
Mrs. W. r. Bailey IL suffering from
lameness.
There was baptism at the Pond last
Sunday by Elder Chase, two persons went
forward There was meeting 1t P. N.
by Elder Bragg.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

An important piece Of evideace has
bsen discovered In the interest Of Micah
Norton, tho alleged New Portland mur-
dersr. 80 one Of hls attornsys states
ClarsDos Longley says that be lsft the
pistol found By the dead Woman's aide q
Nortoa's hoass, having purchased Il q
North New Portland. This, II q claimed,
relieves Norton OF the suspicioa OF guilt
which bio parchass Of ~ pistol would
carry with Il, and gives considerable
character 70 the theory Of Suicide
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Tho Fairfield Journal says that the
Observation-Disclosures railroad ID Q
''dsad duck" This may be 90 but We do
not believe Il. The Fairfield Journal
knows Just about - much In regard to II
- the average Of newspaper and
10 more. We have preliminary survey
aadthat 10 luxury the project has never
indulged in before. The outlook was
never before - favorable - II ID to-day.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

One Of The most important events 10
the schools Of the State which has &C.
Cured for years ID tina adoption Of the
free tsxt book system Aug. /, under On
act passed By he iAat Lsgisiature, end
preparations for The change have bcsn IN
progress for several months. 6tafs
6uperintsadsnt Of Schools Luce has r.
susd circnlaxs containing ~ average pfica
list Of books such - will b nseded, and
Owing complete Instructions 70 School
SupofvisoeS end School Committees. Two
schemes ase proposed. One y for ~
town 10 purchase al tAs old book Of u
scholars, issuing new onss inssead, with
= nasy Of u Old onss q ~ availahis,
and ~ othet, more gradual, 70 Issue nsw
books - fest - those now IN posssssiou
Of NJ pupils Weag cat
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haTtiand.

Mr.. VIM. Davis, aged AZ years, died last
week with typhoid fever from which be
had been suffering for some time. He
leaves q wife and children.
A very heavy thunder shower passed
over here last Thursday The Academy
and J. g.. Shaw's hay barn were both
struck by tightening. and damaged some
what but neither were burned.
Considerable damage was done in the
gale July 9th.
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eepwb,Io.n County conven,lon,

The Republicans of Somerset County re-
quested to send delegates to a convention to be
held IN Coburn Hall In Skowhegan, on Wednes-
day the 9Th day Of August next At 10 O'Clock A. Nj
for the purpose Of nominating candidates for
Senator. Register Of Deeds. Sheriff, County Attor-
ney, County Commissioner and County Treasurer.
to be supported at the September election. The
basis Misrepresentation will be follows each town
asd plantation will be entitled to delegate, and
for each fifty votes cast for the republican candi
date tor governor in 1888 additional delegate,
aad for fraction Of fifteen votes In Of fifty
votes . further additional delegate. This will en-
title the towns and plantations to the following
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Mr.. Martin L. Watson Of New Portland
died suddenly while moving grass Mon.
dby. II IL supposed Il Wa caused BY
heart trouble. His ass was 4S ysara.
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Ths plan among Republican Senators
y Warrington appears to be TO pass the
Appropriation bills nfst. then the Tariff bill
I'D thsn the Election bill. To do this
without endless debate and dilatory pre-
seeedings BY Democrats will require . rails
!: elng dsbsts. Strange - II ~ =
e6gal Republican senators axs Doeo
~ proposed rule. .
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oGMGNAl NEWS,

Congress win give Mrs.. Fremont
$500 pension. The bill has already bssu
favorahly reported 70 the House.
Seosrtary Window has issued . clrcu
lar In regard 70 the purchase Of Govern.
msut bonds The total saving Of inter
ct thus far eaectsd IL $50, BOG ,0l0.
4 cry row comes up from German,
that tie Mckinley bill 10 calcslatsd e
kin ~ German leather export trads
with AmuRica.
Asasy =. otanlsy \ now convalssosai
cd Hap16ly FecovsKing bile Old strength
I'D spirits. The pi1siciaas sttsndlna
hin do rot hesltsas % ~ now tAas hi
lllneee was moro eerjoas TIA Was Esn-
eeally bslieved, aAd tAsy q ous Tim
feansd Il would tsrminate In partial OF
co0lsts COLLAPSE.
II The State Of South. Carioaina fou,
ysa1 ago SCOTT voesea o1oe1sd seven
Representative y Ooua1ooA Whlls S..
80 yotss wers rsQsiEsd . elect 90 sin.
&c Congreoeman u ~ looSeA Oie4xict
Of Peansylvanla. tn 1epohlean pAsey
= aocused Of 'uslsDe11oewanl 's>yrianys
beca1se u proposes - I1CAt ~ NDeoG
whieA 10 made eueA 3 1lo0n11eo poa1lhls,
Ths Leasy salk wAhdA 6a1 Dusd inoe
HseelanA h9eeoe aboe3 5 - 90 bn1lJ
sseese % I'D = - = sls.ss -
~ boea put toGeeAN e0q1n - y a
~ vay % Nsw E1eG q = e9peeted
~ \ win rsaaA 49, n60no ~ I'll
Vook. Il h1s fugt1oa4 ooone6o4.
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Ny wife has bssn troubled for over a year
with . severe pain in her stomach. She has
tried many different patent medicines and her
physician has prepared medicine for her twice
but none has done her and good. A short
time ago she tried Browns Instant Relief and
1t worked like charm. would recommend Il
to every household. A. D. McALLDY.
East Somerville, Mass.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1890-07-24

Rev. Mr.. Roberts Of Monmouth q.
changed with Rev. Mr.. TRAIT last Sunday
and preached an excellent sermon.
A numbsr Of visiton are In town enjoy.
ing Life in The eounty. Among then aTs
Mr.. Gilman aud children Of Neesidgsvoek
visiting David Kiuball. Ars Ds1sy q
Bostt daughter Of J. Groves. MA JoAn
Parker, Mrs Blake and children a Pep
psrrill, Aaas. Ara Ffose and 90 a
bkowhagan and Mr.. Bowdoin asd daasA.
tsr,of Pitts6sld. fornersly Of this place.
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S1zER = KERR.
Civil and Mining EnginsoaA
q. & Deputy Mineral Hurveypea ID
Mineral Patents Secured. \
Rooms Ills, AtlYs Building. Helana .MeaA

SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
tb dstet # the state q Mon
plaintiff ". 6. y. Douglas i Son, defendants.
.h Inc state q Montana sends greeting - ths
You arc hereby required to appear in an action
brought AGAINST You by the above named plaintiff
% Of fur Ss
Lewis AMI Clarke, . d to answer the compfnint
filed therein, within ten days. (exclusiye Of the
summons, il served within this county; o., f
served out OF this county but within this district
within twenty days; Otherwise within forty days.
according to the prayer Of said complaint ];
ment against you for. the sum Of $500 daznasss
free on board cars ct st. Joseph, Missouri. III
ship TO plaintiff at helena Montana. 400 cases g
eggs ct Il cents per dozen. during the month sc
which you entered into with plaintiff between
the S1st day Of February, 1883, and the 18th day
of March. 1883, and also to recover JUDGMENT
brokers' rendered BY Gates l. Snow, to Jon, 6
your request in the sale and purchass Of 100
cases Of eggs, between the slst day Of Fehsualy,
claim for services was assigned 20 this pisinti0
by uafes snow. before the commencement e
And You are hereby notified that II you fsil %
appear and answer the said complaint - above
.ssin.t YOU fo: the sum q $500 and .l:o 10 tSs
Given under my hand and the seal Of tho diD.
s. alto Of Montsna, in and for the county Of Lewis
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred md
ninety. ullaf 49, - =
lsesI aa JOHN BEAN,
BY II. r THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk. "a s.
W. ID. GARDINER, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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HELENA, Mont. Oct. 20. 1880.

HELENA, Mont, Oct. 90 1890.
Marcus Liesnsv, EsQ.. Helena, Moot.
My Dear Sir--This ia to certify that for several
yesrs prior to June, 1880, was afflicted with
.ased kidneys much 70 that l was under
treatment OF one of the best known doctors in
the city Of Chicago for nearly two years Ny
case was u bad one. l seemed to get some relief
from his medicines, but not cure. came to
Helena about June l. 1880. and without any
knowledge OF the wonderful curative properties
Of your spring water drank of it freely, for It
seemed to BE- pure and wholesome drink. After
partakiny Of it for one week, to my great sur
wise and Joy found that could urinate with
put trouble. that the dull, heavy pains in my
back had ceassd, that my general health was
greatly improved. ! drank freely. Of The water
tor three weeks, and caa t.uthfully say. before
dertll. and believe that it will cure rs per cent.
Of all who are afflicted with kidney trouble,
Very Truly Yeurs.
j. B. SIXTH.
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Health is w ealthl

Dir. +. G. WEsT's NERVE AND BRAIN TR1A1.
AHNT, guarantee specific for Hysteria, Dixxf
meas, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neurals1a,
Headache Nervous ProetFation oaufei BY the 1so
preston. softening of the Balm resulting IN In
sanity and leading to misery. decay and deeth.
In either sex, Involuntary Losses and 8permat-
orrhora caused by over sxertion Of the BRAIN sef-
abuse or over-indulgence. Each box contains
one month's treatment. 3L00 box. or six bones
for $500 sent by NAL prepaid on receipt of pricA
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure say case. With each ordsr received b. ~
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f,nd til. morey il tho treatment docs not oMoCt
4 cure. Guarantees issued only BY H. M. Parchen
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-EsTATE OF
IN William Kollv deca.uod -

Notice is hereby given by the undersignel, ex.
ecuto5s Of the estate Of William Kelly. de-
ing claims against the said deceased. to exhibit
them, with tho necessary vouchers, within four
% the frat #
tana National Bank building. the same being
thu place for the Transaction OF the business OF
WILLIAM L. STEELE.
MICHAEL KELLY.
Executors Of the estate Of William Kelly, de-
ceased.
Dated November 25ih, 1890.
First publication Nov. q. 1901
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OFFICE OF Din. NJ. RocKM' N,
HELENA Mont Nov 1900

OFFICE OF On. NJ. RocKMsN.
HELENA, Mont. Nov. 8, 1890.
Nsrc1e Flasner, Esq;
My Lsar Sir-since read the report of an an
sssis made by Prof. Thomas Proc 4 Son of
pare drinking water. hut is Of great Therapeutic
value for many diseases. viz: Biuionsness. lndi-
festion, Constellation, Liver, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, ALSO for those suffering with Gravel.
| am justified in recommending your spring
water to those suffering with the above mem
toned diseases, and by using the water for two
Of three weeks It will recommend itself.
Very Truly Yours,
n. ROCKMAN, n. d.
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NOTICE TO CRRD1TORs-INT THE MATTER
~ OF the estate of Michael jacob. deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given to all persons having
ceased. to present the same. with the necessary
vouchers, to the undersigned. administrator Of
eaid estate; At the Office of L. N. d 3. H. McIn-
tire, attorneys at law. rooms IS and 10, Gold
block, Helena. Montana, within four months
from the date hereof. FRANK jacob.
Administrator OF the estate Of William jacob.
deceased.
Dated. November %. 1890
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The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for shs
production Of everything that will oonduc.
mankind are almost unlispited and when
Syrup Of Figs was first produced the world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it is the only remedy which 10
truly pleasing and refreshing to tho taste
and prompt aud efect1al to clea.se tho
system gently in the sprinatime, or n fact,
at any time, End the better it 10 known the
more popular it becom, ..
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BY II. r THOMPSON, Deputy Clerk.
w. ID. GARDINER, Attorney for Plaintiff.

pROPOSALS- PROPOSALS. ARE
invited for the care, support and mainten-
ance of the sick. poor and infirm Of Lewis ard
for the year succeeding March 1, 1891. eaid pro
posals to cover the entire cost Of feeding cloth
ing and I; nursing Of said sick, poor and intilm.
dressed to the undersigned, to be received until
February g. 1891. The Commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids. BY order &c
the board j. 3. TOOKEK Clerk
Helena. Montana, Dec. ~, 1880.
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A NNUAL MEETING THE ANNUAL MEET
a ing Of the stockholders Of the Helena Ma
tors vii, b held in. the directors' room 81 6
Helena National bank Tuesday, January Is, 1921
FRANK BAIRD, Cashiaf.
A NNUAL MEETING-THE ANNUAL MEET
Aing of the stockholders OF the First NafiOnsl
will be held in the parlors Of the Flfef NJ
tional bank, on Tuesday, January II, 16el
E.W. KNIGHT, Cashier.