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EsTRAY NOTICES.

TSTRAYED-Before me, B. A. Mathers, j. P. :,
u precinct No. 2, Tarrant county, on the 5th
day of June, 1890, one brown horse, about six
teen years old, about 14la hands high, one white
foot, branded o x on lefl shoulder and H on
right shoulder. Appraised at $50. Filed June
IL, 1880. JOHN P. KING,
County Clerk, Tarrant County, Tex.
FSTRAYED before me, A. G. McCInng, j.
Il P, Precinct No l. Tarrant county, on the
hands high. 8 or 10 years old, branded L on
right shoulder and A on right hip; one black
mare or z years old, II hands high; one sorrel
mare, lsi, hands high. years old; one roam
mare, Is hands high, years old. branded L L
on left shoulder; one bay mare, lsla hands high,
years old: all branded J. r. on left shoulder.
One sorrel horse, 13ia hands high, years old,
branded Q on left hip. Appraised at $50.
Filed April Is. 1890. JOIN P. KING.
County Clerk, Tarrant County. Tex.
FSTRAYED before me, B. A. Mathers ]. P.
Ia precinct No. Tarrant county. on the 18th
hands high. branded on right shoulder, white
spot left side, about Is years old, while face,
saddle marks on. back; appraised At 81 Filed
May q, 1880. JOHN p. KING,
County Clerk Tarrant County, Texas,
NsTRAYED-Before me, ). q, Alexander, J.
10 p, Precinct No. s. Tarr.nt county, on the
9TH day OF July, 1850, one gray mare about nine
No brand visible. Filed July s, 1890.
JOIN p KTrG,
County Clerk. Tarrant County. Tex.
CsTRAYED before me, B. A. Mathers, J. P,
u precinct No. 2, Tzrrant county, on the 18th
day of sy, 1880, one brown or dark bay horse
hind feet, one white forefoot; branded v on left
shoulder. Appraised at SO. Filed May %, 1886
JOHN p. King
County Clerk Tafrant County. TeS.
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died silver mountings made to order and
bearing your crest or monogram. These
mountings will appear on your pocket
book, handles of your parasols, clasps of
your cloaks, buckles of your shoes,
handle of your lorgnette. cover of your
card case, etc.. etc. 1t will be an ex-
pensive luxury, but refined one. Fash
lon grows more exacting every year and
the time is not far distant when there
will be nothing for poor people to do but
throw themselves under the wheels OF
this juggernaut and perish rather than
live and not conform.
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WANTED FEMALE AGENTS.

wanted-Ladies to canvass il their
own towns ana counties. Nice employ
ment Liberal commissions. Recon-
mendation required. Address NJ. L.
w. care Gazette. Fort Worth. Tex. .
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FOR MARRIED FOLKS.

NocoNA, TEX, April Is, 1880.
To the Gszette.
DEAR SRs-Received the Encyclopedia
all right The book Is all that is claimed
for it. 1 only wish that had have got
one ten years ago. when I was first mar
ried. would recommend them to any
young couple; they are brimful of good
advice and instruction. Please accept
my thanks. Yours. F. B. STUMP
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ppIpA7AAUGUsI

prettiest saw was of light yellow silk,
big ordinary silk ombrelle. lightly scat
tered with black lace butterflies, with
outspread wings, from four to five inches
long. The silk was cut away from De-
meath the butterflies, leaving a pretty,
transparent effect, very cute, novel and
original. Some sunshades, covered with
furred or finely pleated chiffon, had
garlands of flowers running from the fer
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Rsanc,,on IN Packing Houss R.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, July S0.-The
Santa Fe and Missouri Pacific
have followed the Memphis in making a
reduction in packing house rates from
seventy TO sixty-four cents to Texas
common points.
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PARASOL FILTRATION.
Pretty Sunshades Made to Speak as
Well as the Handkerchief.
Endless Variety OF Parssols-Dress, Shoes,
Hat Psrasols and Gloves Must Form
q Color symphony.
copyright, 1890. ]



ARASOLS are the
direct lineal descend
ants of the umbrella,
but like all descend
ants of many other
families, they turn
I heir aristocratic
NOSES up, so TO
speak, at the o ! d
folks, and you would
find it q difficult mat
ter to extort a con-
fession from one of
the fashionable para
soils of the day-rich
in texture, magnlh-
cent in color and glo-
r,Onc IN OarOitura
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"Caution-Buy onIyIDr. Isaac Thomp-
on IS Eye Water. None otehr genuine. -
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What Mr.. Fatheree Thinks.

Fate Texas, March g. 1890.
Gazette, Fort WORTH Tex:
The High-Arm Singer sewing machine [ bought Of
YOU is as good as any $50 Machine. l wouldn't take
twice what it cost and risk getting another good Of
any other kind. 1t does good work as any Of the
high-priced machines. You can recommend it. You
can use my name ii you wish. Truly yours,
E. nj. and E. j. FATHEREE.
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What Mr.. Geoghegan Thinks.

Farwell Park, DalIam CO., Tex, May s, 1890.
To the Editor Of the Fort Worth Gazette:
Dear Sir-I have this day received from the June
Manufacturing Company, Belvdere, ILL.,, the Prize
Sewing Machine, and must say that it is as handsome
ton to this matter am dear SIR YOURS respectfully,
RICHARD GEOGHEGAN.
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Washburn, Armstrong Co., June q, 1890.
To the Democrat Publishing Co.:
Gents-The High-Arm Singer sewing machine which
bought from you sometime since was received all
right. My wife or some OF my daughters have been
it and say it is quite equal to all the Gazette claims
for it. Yours truly, j. Ill. HIBBETS.
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What Mr.. Martin Thinks.

Fort Worth, Tex, April 1. $780,
Fort Worth Gazette:
We received your premium sewing machine several
uo he Withouf if for twice the cost Respectllly
j. d. and O. C. MARTIN.
What Mr.. Hibbets Thinks.
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better than any other, in wishing to keep
Dante on the further side of her walls.
Let us sympathize with the great poet all
we want to, and bemoan his mistortunes
if we feel inclined, but surely an unfor-
tunate man never lived whose misfor-
tunes could be more directly traced to
his own conduct. And it is too bad to
berate the city of whose very strength
and freedom, and narrow mindedness,
too, he was the product, for hosting him
out when he became too disagreeable.
JESSIE CHAMBERLAIN.
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THE MARK ETS.
STOCKS,

6lOChS .
NEW YoRx. Oct. 2O.-Bar silver, LOOK.
Copper Stagnant; lake October. $le.75.
Lead-EAsier; domestic, $3.50
The wiping out OF the entire surplus Of the
bank reserves again, as shown by the statements
Saturday, once more brings the monetary ques-
ton before Wall street, and the uneasiness and
calculations of the habitues of ths street are
again hinged upon the probability of easy money,
or the reverse. The bears worked hard to-day,
and the temper Of the market was weak and de-
clining throughout. Final changes in most OF
the list, while almost invariably in the direction
Of lower prices, are for small fractions and the
only important losses were Louisville & Nash
ton 4 Quincy N and Rock island lt.
government bonds dull and steady to firm.
Money on call easy at SOS. Prime mercantile
paper, bA@a Sterling exchange, quiet. steady,
80 day bills, sAsoh: demand. g. s6.
Eorthsra P.eiao, s7x; p.eiesrsd, Is; Dragon a;
Improvement. 4s; Oregon Navigation. IS; Short
Line, 81; Union Pacific. 51A.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO, OCT. 2O--Cattle- Receipts, 10000:
steady to lower; steers, $s0O@s.15; Texans, $22 d
@2.85; rangers, 32.9O@S75.
Hogs-keceipts $1,000; lower, common and
heavy and butchers weights. H.2sa1s5.' = $50
l.S5; westerns, $4.OOY440; Texans, $500.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO Oct. 20.-(,lose-Wh eat-Steady cash,
$1.O2k 102h; December, $1.05; May, 81. 90.
Corn-Firm, cash. 51Xc November, 5sh @521c;
May, 54a@54Xc
.Oats.,Steady, cash. 4s,<o; December. 4sAc;
May, 1910.
Mess .Pork..Unsettled; cash, $1,000; January.
311.40; May, $500.
Lard-Firm; cash, $40; January, $655@
6.67h; May. $7.07H.
Barley-Firm; $50.
Shoulders-$5.62h@5.73.
Short Clear-85. 85@5.05.
Short ribs-2k4a
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ing that the total amounts were extraordin-
arr, - took pains to estimate the speed ai
which the bottles were filed duriuR my
visit, and found that ths filing went On q
the rata OF $1,000 Z day Four hundred and
nfty petsons arc engaged in the several
operations.
The question may be put by Others which
lp put after visiting the Apollina1is spring:
Should the demand continue, can the sun
ply keep pace with itf' Careful tests have
been made which demonstrate that che ex-
iettng supply is adequate for filing 40, Co.,
600 quart bottles yearly. When the demand
e in excess Of these figures. then tho Apol.
linaris company may have TO sink second
veil. It il quite clear, however. that the
Apollinaris spring yields enough water moi
only for present requirements but also fol
those Of future which 10 still remote.
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u. W. q. FOLK = Co.'S Darrains,

h. W. ~ GOAM ~ TO- Ab0fRolN8,
81 feet front on Main street. fine business loca-
80 to 80 feet front on. Main street, near Sixth
avenue. 300 per front foot.
front building st $500 per front foot.
lOO feet on Helena avenue near Main street, =
$50 fest on Helena avenue, oosnsr, 1t $50 nor
;. soxiso on Main strsst ct $500 pr front foot
Four lots n Northern Pacific addition No /,
II 1o9 Isst g corner Central addition Il $3.50
100 ieet Flower Garden addition, ciose to
4 h:ass .adon Not;
So1i4o chotcs corner. Bas.sts addition. price
si1 choice lots in Leclssy addition from sloote
$ isst On Edwards street. nsar ain. u s.sopss
900 feet On lower Main street from o5s to go
peE front foot; choice property.
Tor tie low seu. Hs q % '''00 hns
20 acres I'M do the city limits. plstted. at $50
go This u tho cheapest property to-day offered
Three choice lots in Coz addition u bedrock
"a, On 1T in Northern Pacific .econd addition.
ioo1llo on Eighth .yenue, price $500.
1 EOo reet corner knight street, Hauser addition.
several choice locations ON the Hausse bouls.
ward. In Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
q 900 Two-story frame. eleven room. closets
and cellar, water in house and yard; te-ms $2,0,0
T siss psopsts .S ss o SsRs interest
$2,bOO-Qne story Frame five rooms and bath.
closets and cellar. water In house and yard. on
LOT Mxilo; INQUIRE for terms,
e $'oo'-Two,stor yy frame house, ten Eooms.
lot 46Nx140: inquire for terms.
,$e,5Oo-Iwo-story. frame house. eight rooms.
line; terms To tuit.
3d. 0O-Two-story frame house, six rooms.
bath, ETC., stable on lot lot 6oxi2s west side;
Five houses ON Broadway, five rooms each,
% 0o0 each; terms $500 cash. balance to suit.
S40ov -1wo-story frame. five rooms, water IN
$500 One-story. rvo-room frame. watsr in
gard; tsrme $500 cash, balancs to suit.
%, 4Oo-E ight-room brick house, water in yard,
das iss sSc s:.S sc ss i'd
~. "0l-f our.Toom frame house on Madison
eyenne, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
5000 Two-story frame house, ak rooms and
bath closets. etc., west side; terms $500 cash.
$4,000 Two.stery frame house ON Clark street.
sven rooms, bath. etc.; terms $500 cash, balance
Sl,soo-Two frsme houses ON Ewing street; No.
contatns five rooms. cellar ard closets; No. 2
terms s2.1oo cash. 100 two years. pef cont 1s'
the yard. lot 501i40 terms. Sl.5OO cash; bslAnos
i've Rooms, two
Northern Paciao addition Nc. i. watsr il yard;
special Inducements will be made ON Great
Falls and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
tor plating always on hand
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81 CO. q: - :s sss s::sasis
md Moetans 70 tses. ii chronic, ssl7ses -
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sxceas or oontagicn(s seminal weakness. n1gn
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sacA Individual oase 1T 1Abfatory. No Injurious
e poisonous compounds used. No time !9sl
nail and express. Medicine sent everywhere frsl
d2m &ase or breakage
IN diseases Of the blood, brain. heart and M:
somplsints. rhssmatisn, paralysis and III oths1
chronic dis>asee.
r, Writ to illustrated paper. o. DefeEmitiss
Cancer, Cstarrh, Breachitie, inhalation, Electric
IL. ,9agnetisnm, PARALYSIS, Epilepsy, KidnsR
Bladder. 1ye, Ear. Skin and Blood and al surss'
Diseases Of women . specially. Book On dis.
Tle only reliable Medical and Surgical 1nssa.
Ssa esss e 1sf1iss s:ssi sA
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DR.; Lisbig &c. aEs the enly qualiAed OF =.
sponsse is sPsci.lists lsft in Montana SINGS H.
odios hsu1, from 70 9 and5 70 sn ns@1
sspo'ntms1 d6 y shsr9Es q 0SsFiPs 60
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= ~ 6aoadWays 6ut1e n
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REAL xsrArx

A.. seseis = Co. Bailey hleck. 01sfs
basS Fl SeT1ecs. Hssshss 49, e. -. ~, ~
can't cent. 'anes = - s1ss m'1s = -
six-rcsm frsms hoaas q loA loz1oa q
= -. cart onls ssssss sa'SSs ulA'sos
sh|,s , , !: a & AZ Is 81: sa.,o
g suit q ID - 80 v-''
Ev ns =, frsns ho,se On lok, nx1oa On
july, =. 4 - esnk Ssncs Is sSis !: s * =
Nix-rnr,rn fra.mA No. ~ ~ hnR1nN nm Hsf&A
snce shr sn 80, 49, y "a q w. e
6eld ma ' Csnnon et 49, r. csnnon sion er.
is feet south "a l ~ iroSs cornsr Mada.
con and CSnnon s1raafs n Hros6wnter sa6ition.
price 5000, third cash, balance ons and Two
iooxiSs 81 ~ 81 eSectr;e metor Il nro.dx,.er
sidition: rrice 81 .6ft -third oach. hais1ne
iooxiSs fsst csrssr H IN avenue md peo.ta
~ cns.ehird sssh h.isnca ~ FL 10 ~ -
sses p.o... avenue. on. block nom
foot ons-third cash, balance one and two years
l. ~ G fset .octh and 80 oorn.r Lon, and
Ignlalo avenue on motor Tins IA Centrsi .ddi-
don; S4eoo -. ',->'.
clio dalton Fl fof c cssS = r.
sSzlao fsst CORNER on Lsndais avsnus In North
go .sS fess On Pasr ssssu. in c.p,to, hin ID
a1sS s seea fssa :s S. ssss .d
ton, Tor s. 500 :. ''
7sxiiSx feet ON Warren street In Centr.l ala,.
Ssxlso fest On Nan Nam strsst, Tor s12soo cab
0Oxl0S feet south and vest front Conner Four.
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wheeler. Word . Cos Lisa

Wheeler, Word D Cos Lisa
LOTS.
200 feet in Amss addition, I'll Per fooe
100 feet in n. p. addition, e12 per foot.
80 feet on Madison avenue for q, 700.
100 feet in Ming addition, $12 per foot.
100 feet in N. p. addition No. for $l76.
~ feet on Shiland street for 81 600.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, $40 cash and q
per week.
ACRES.
n acres mar Rroadwatsr Hotsl 4 500 Pr
scre.
HOUSES,
Residence in Eeaser edition, 5000.
Residence in Bradford edition, 5000.
Residence in Hoback & Cannon addition, O..
Residence IN Basestt addition, $500.
Residence In Syndicato addition. Xl,OO0.
WHEELER, WURD 81 CO.
l6 and u Gold Block, HelsnA.
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Wilson q Co. Bailey Block, Onsr.
1e0- acrs ranch. good water supply. 5000.
l6O.scre ranch. good buildings. fences. stc,
$3.50. 71757-- N n !
2S00-acre ranch with good hay land
l25 head grade cattle, IL bad valuable horses.
$1,000 80
1cOacre ranch. nsar town. good water right 9
per cent. guaranteed ON investment for 1--WE years,
$4,000.
90 acres Immediately adjoining East Helena
townsite. suitable for plattins. $780,
LOTS.
20 fest, lower Main street. 32t00.
100 fest, corner Grand avenue, $1,260
It's feet, warehouse property. Gallatin strest
$1,000
10 feet on North Ewing street, e26O0
100 fest, corner Logan and Eighteenth strestA
$780,
10 feet, shilandstsest. 81 pr foot.
Us feet, Ames' addition, $il Der foot.
100 test. corner Haussr addition. 5000
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Armitage PiatG
ACRES. Ty
go Per acre. 100 acres nine miles from city.
H0 per acre, 80 acres close to CITY.
ESQ per acre, l6O acres tivo miles from city.
$50 per acre. SOU acres six miles from city.
Several large .nohes, frst-class in all respocts
great bargains, g7'
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot. IS lots in Hershfeld addi.
ton.
$50 per front foot, cornsa Montana avenue a,d
2hoerix avenue.
$50 % $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
t'dit.On.
SS5 per trent foot, onc-t 4 block in Dc Lac,
addition, Warren STREET.
$Sca eaA 4. three lot on street, kAsterly
addition. -
i. O00-A choice blLiness lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank.
SIS per 4 It foot. corner Twolfth avenue md
VT .ren street.
80 Ter front foot, lots ON Hauser boulevard.
H$A,, 5o-Fou l.. on Sixth avenue, inside Hohack
street
ls;ooo-Improved property paying $500 por
= Nth.
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WIN. Maths List.

VIM. Muthss List,
40 acres Montana avenue property.
~ acres choice West End property.
100xl25 Bradford sddition, corner, S20oQ
600 front fest Syndicate addition. III per Hoek
800 front fest 6eymer Park, - per foot.
One block. Highland Park. choice. SeJso0
100x225 Hauser avenue front, $500.
100x160 helle rue addition, $1,000.
26xl2s Main street font, corner. 5000.
loOxl40 Eighth avenue and Idaho, $8,O0o.
90 acres at 80, $8,20Q
keaidsnco In pAuesr addition, $500.
kesidence in Bradford aodition, A.20Q
Residence In Bradford addition, $1,000
Rsaldsnos In Hoback ard Cannon, $500.
hssidence cornsr BFeckenridGe and Gen
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h II. rloyd-Jenes. Atlas Blsek.


100 fest, . corner. Hasuer boulevard. nortA
front, $500. N n. IT
100 feet, Hauser boulevard, south front, q $50
10 feet, corner of Laurel and Choteau seroots
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
20 test, corner ot Jocelyn and Wilder strests
200. Syndicate addition. -
800 feet. Syndicate addit'o !. 5000 Easy tsrms
20 fest, Syndicate addition, 82,60A
60 test on Helena avenue. fronting north, e6,00O
35,t00
Property ON lower Main strest suitable for Inn
plication. 4 . -
200 feet Of property on Center stssst It reason
able figures. - n" n
Lots e The Syndicate addition. large LIT from
e12 to SIS. ~ -
Lots n the Ames addition, hi to sc.
Lots in the Ballvue addition, SIS DO 40 ~
foot. Is - =
Lots in Hotsl park. price and tsems on apppli.
cation.
!. Largo list d acre. inside and oatslds Dc oil,
limits 1t reasonable prices
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NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT W. r.
~ Word has retired from the firm Of Wheeler,
Word d Co. having sold his interest in that firm
to Allan Wheeler. Mr.. Wheeler and Mr.. Crutcher
will continue the business as heretofore under
tie firm name of Allan Wheeler Il Co, and will
assume Ill liabilities Of the old firm.
ALLAN WHEELER,
w. 4. WORD.
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A riply GrAsshoppsr.

New York Tribune: II performed an ex-
pertinent the other day. said . man, (which
was undoubtedly cruel, but which was highly
entertaining to me- I was sitting ON my
veranda slipping mint julep. and had Just
placed the glass on stand when grasshop-
per coolly jumped into the glass. left him
there to enjoy&le jilep, as long a. he had
jumped my olknh. He seemed to like the
drink rs we'll az most julep drinkers do. and
would dip one of his legs into the liquid
and taen place it in his mouth. Mr.. Grass
hopper repeated this operation until he be-
gan to get rather foolish. He was pretty
gro9gy when 6shed him out and set him
down upon the smooth table. He tried to
walk, but seemed to find this rather diff
cult. He was 20 drunk that I fancied !
could see him leer at me. His at
tempts to hop were simply ludicrous.
His feet went in all directions, and
he finally rolled over a. If to 60 to
sleep. When he got up again he was nm
steady on his legs and gravely felt of his
head. took drop of the julep on piece
of mint and placed it near his mouth. He
turned from it in disgust and staggered
across the table, falling to the veranda. and
making q wild attempt to keep in the air.
My, shouts of laughter brought out my wife,
who declared that was brute, and took
the drunk and disorderly grasshopper and
carried him out into the grass, where sup
pose he fell into drunken slumber."
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The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort of
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup Of Figs was first produced tho world
was enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, az it is the only remedy which is
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse the
system gently in the sprinRtime, or, in fact,
At any time, and the better it il known the
moro popular it becom. q.
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
The annual meeting Of the stockholders OF
the Home Building and Loan association Of
Helena, for the election Of trustees TO servo for
the ensuing year, and for the Transaction Of other
ton Saturday October 18th. 1890. et 500 o'clock
p. M A. ]. STEELE,
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Drs. LIEBIG & Co.,
The Oldest. Most Successful,
and Only Reliable San
Francisco Specialists, Sur
geons and Physicians,

Who Have the Majority OF Patients Un-
dor Treatm mt ii San Francisco and on
tho Pacific Coast for the following Dis
eases are now in Butte City.
All requiring expert medical or surgi-
cal services oan BE- treated by the great
Pacific Coast Doctors now in B,tte
City without having to visit San Fran
cisco.
Entrance to Liebig Word Dispensary
8 II. Bro adwsy, cor. Main.
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C!JAc:QllBS OF
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CURES PROMPTLY AND PERMANENTLY
RHEU M TI8M.
Luanbaso, Headache, Toothache,
N Z u Il n T. CT
Sore Throat, swellings, Frost-bites,
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sprains, Bruises, Burns, scalds.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-21

WANTED AND WOMEN OF EDUCA-
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-21

NOR sALE--WOODLAWN PARK: CHAND-
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-21

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A VERY NICE FAMILY DESIRE MAN
a and wife to live in house and provide board
for themselves and two friends Call at 81 I'd
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ott;ce of Singer Manufacturing Co., Grandon
block N Warren street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1890-05-01
cooilssration Nipped Ia the Bud.


II. J. Lyford of Boston 10 in the city.
Nm. II. 8. Robinson 10 visiting in Ban.
q.
II. L. II. Soper, Of " aterwiile. was in
He city yesterday.
It, Augustus jones Of Damariscotta vas
u TIE city yesterday.
SIS. Brown, ESQ returned to Water.
ni'e 90 the nsrning train Yesterday.
Rev. Eugene and Mr.. Remission Of
osford ART in the city visiting friends.
County Comm, sioner Wen, eo-,h re-
Sfaed to his homs in Clinton Yesterday.