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TOWN TOPICS.

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Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
GRAND RAPIDS, MIcE.. May %, 1890

GRAND RAPIDS, MICK, May %, 1890.
At meeting held by the Cigar
Makers Union on the above date the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Divine Prov
idence TO remove from our midst, after
n lingering sickness, our fellow brother
Fred Pease. a member in good standing
IN the Union, holding a retiring card,
and also IN the community, and
Whereas. BY his death the Union
loses one who was faithful 10 is cause,
ms family and relatives 4 true and
honest son and brother. therefore be 1t
Resolved, That we sympathlze and
coudOle with the family of the deceased
in tins their hour Of trial and ailiiction,
Resolved That committee attend the
funeral out of respect for and to repre-
sent the G. NJ. T. [. of this CITY.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published IN the daily papers and
spread upon the records of the Union.
TT. REDDTNGToN.
c:.. y. {. DUTFUT.
NOiilii'4''00' G. BAYEE.
L. POTTs.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy. is
q positive sIccdc for al forms al the
disease. Blud. Bleeding. Itchlng,
liberated, and pr0truding Plles-Prce
J0c For sale hy al drugg sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Curvs all klaas of sore eyeS. such as
sIanulsr Ids. w-lu Eaus, scrotulA ID
eyes, fallug s-elt or catarAclS. For
sale at tecA's drug s.ores ~ cents per
bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Appended are tie programs Of the
concerts thai are u b- gwen by Nurt-
burg & Bronson 5 band, al Reeds Lake
tOIl0IICN-
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Oncns Tn.lax-

The street Railway Company Will
commence today running taer dummy
line TO Reeds Lake. From uOw on
regular trips VIII be made. TQlns Viii
leave the Sherman-strect der ,cgu-
larry on the hour and half hour, and
later on Is much oitcncr rs necessity
requires. After tomorrow the trst
tram wlll leave At O'Clock in the
morning.
Wcalthy-ayCnue cars Will at present
connect with trains at Shcrman-st., but
% IS 70 be hoped tha. Tor the c0nvcn-
fence OF the public 81 large that the
Common Council wall not delay the
matter of amending the street Railway
Compauy's charter so as TO allow them
to run as heretofore. to the Buckeye
street depot, enabling them to connect
with both lines where better accommO-
datiOns have been provided for the
public and better facilities tor taking
care of the crowds.
one OF the great features Of the lake
last summer was the very enjoyable
concerts given by the Wurzburg q
Bronson band OF musicians. Each
member of the band is a sol0st and the
selections rendered were alwavs Of the
latest and most popular airs. The same
band has been engaged for tins season.
At noon today they will ride over the
companies lines playing selections
from their repertoire.
Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has a picture OF our mil. None genuine
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24
Lily white Flour


Is made from the choicest wheat, care
fully selected.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

Every sack Of LILY WHITE FLOUR
has picture of our mil. None genuine
without II.
VALLEY CRY NuLNG Co.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-24

85 and Ss Monroe street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-02

II r. CHRISMAN, II. DIS.
vstcs, First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
IL EXTRACTED PAIN
by a new process. All classes of Dental, Work
executed in first class manner. Artificial
Teeth Without Plates.
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r. oLEARi
Attorney and Counselor ut Law. Practices i'm
all of the state and United States courts. Col
lections promptly made. Special attention given
to Mining and Probate Law.
once: q 5 and 4 MATTIE BLOCK,
Corner of First and Oak streets,
Anaconda, Montana.
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NOTICE OF MEETINGS.

NOTICE II hereby given that the second am
~ nuai meeting III the Stockholders of the Rssl
Lion Mining and Reduction 90. will he held ri /.
O'Clock Il. W.. Tuesday. March ~. is.s. at the
office az Fitki'atrick * stri.ktadden. in tn. city
at Anaconda, county of Deer Lodge. state uf
Montana. said meeting viii he held for the Iur-
posi- Of ciccting Ave trustees To- manage, and iii
rect the business and opri atoms ~ said company
for the term al one year from the Isl day 81
April, a. ID. isso. All persons holding stock in
said company are respectfully requested to b.
present.
=. q. BEipEN. Secretary.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MoNr.
January 81. 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his Intention Ia
make final proof in support OF his claim. and
that said proof will be- made before th. Judge. or
in his absence the Clerk Of the District Court OF
Deer Lodge County. at Deer Lodge, Montana. ON
March 10. lisa. VIZ; Archibald Smith, ON Home
stead Entry No. 4.SS. for the :. = y. r.. "A see.
~, Up. ., y. X. 10 W. lie names the following
Witnesses 10 prove his continuousr residence upon
ton, William A: Hensiey, Francis NJ. Goddard
and Benjamin r. Notes.-The. all Of stuart. Mont.
3 w. LANGHoRNE, Register.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
y. r. UauSer, John e. Curtin,
A. NJ. Hotter, ". y. Hamilton,
Granville stuart. ~. X. Allen,
T.. II. kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. Parcheu.
+. &. Power,
General banking business transacted. Interest
paid on tini.. deposits.
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Adrerfisea spsss Madsr this head ono cent isr
Nord er~h i~stsertinss /: special rates an rsssfrocfs
for desRifs periods. No ddrsrti-s nsnf ossspfed
for les than Is ~ ats.
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Two hENT-CheapE>alcon, restaurant and
lslging houSe: good ~lo,ation. e.. j.. Gilbert
90, room ;. No. II. East Park street, Butte.
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E>OR lot 5oNi+o. with new i've
II. room house. next block west o. public school
building; price si..0. Mahan q ~ilisl-y.
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NOTICE TO

STAFF pF MDNrANA,
COUNTY oF DEER i.onGt,
February II, 1-.D.
10 Thomas towin:
Non are hereby notified that we have expended
sluO In assessment work IN labor and improve.
in'nts upon the Mc'ilynn quartz lode in the Ors
Emo Mining District. North Fork of th. Dry tot
the prov islpiis ~ section 2,:g,i, Revised statute OF
the I uits-i States. being the amount required To-
hold the same for I'll. year ending Iprcrinb,r 81,
iSsJ. And ~ within ninety days from the first
publication of this notice you fail ar refuse Ia
contribute your proportion ~ such ~ Expenditure
a. co-ownsr, your interest In SALE. ciaim viii he
come the property of I'll. subscribers under said
section 2,32i.
Lsigncdl
TIioMA> }. uFFN.
,RDON.
First Published February i,th, isD.
STATE 90 MONTANA.
COUNTY sf DEER LODGE,
January Z. isD.
To =. q. Brown, sadie j. Brown ana Charles
Du Bsy
You ar. hereby notified that W. have expended
one hundred dollars in assessment work in labor
and improvements upon Tia. Ami. Glover quartz
lode, in order To- hold said premises under the
provisions Of section 2,:g21. Revised statute OF the
the same for the year ending December 3ist,
i~sl. And II within ninety days from the tirst
Publication of this notice You fail or refuse To
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as cD-uwncfs your interest IN said claim Will be
com. the property AZ TN. subscribers under said
section 2,5s1.
l>igpedl +. a.
Butte CITY. Mo tana
John nARrZ.
kn.a,pIu tlpufknl
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FOR RENT.

Two neutrality-suspicious.. restaurant, and
! loiging house; coed =is.ation; q: J Gilbert
1 incInding water s.. Nathan 4 Linsiey.
1'o Thr.e,room house ON Alder street;
L SIS. Maian & l-insiey.
Two RENT-Four. nicely furnished rooms in
Mahan = Iin~iey.
TO REM, Five handsome offices in The Dryer
offices. Mahan 4 I.~innsiry.
To I STwro.r,rs.m h9ass on h,rsh street,
Two RENT saloon and fixtures an Front
Iinsiey.
L First street; each $40. Nathan & LinSlry.
vl>O RENT-Boarding and lsiginy house, I'M
- FURNISHED: IN Dublin g,.l.h. near Anaconda
WANTED--HELP.
M ANTEp- Bridgmcn, carpenters, labor-rs.
Fast Park street. Butte.
WANrEp-A, barber To nrn mrs, chair IN a
man. Apply al. \. f"rtisr'> shop. first street,
WANTED ..fiy. hundred men To ship tn Utah
way. Butte.
WANTEp-,:"od brewer. dining-rcom giri
Euite.
WANTED-Fi Fifty TIE makes, marrow gauge
Monday morning. No, - Fast broadway. Entia.
w MED nr,igr men. sheyslers aud II.
morning. NJ. - FAST nr".,dway Iinirr. S
WANTED Ten teams tn work ON contract
' work can make good wages. No. - East
broadway. Butte.
nncr Manager One VIII" can take
w eh;.rgr nf a set Of h""k> AMI general office
Ia. standard Office. iiuttr.
WANTED-im ung man IL engage in real
w esta!, tusin,.ssi in rr"wing Mountains, town;
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ESok ALE-Four-room house un lot 5oxi4o.
- West Third street: si.aD. Nathan q Lins-
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OFFICE on THE SECRETARY ~ THE AMY
4 SiINtitsMITu toN>pLtDNTFp
MINING: t~ONpANN.
BUTTE, Mont. Feb. 9, is.D.
Notice il hereby given that the regular anpual
meeting al the stockholders Of the Amy x silver
smith Consolidated Mining Company Will be
held at the office OF the company, - West Broad
way. futtr, Montana, saturday, March u. is:D,
AT the hour of Z O'Clock u. M, for the purpose of
electing 70 Board of Trustees AMI for the trans:tc-
ton of such other business rs may come before
said meeting. by order Of
GEDKs:E w. IRWIN. H., President.
Attest: CHARiFs \. WARREN, Secretary.
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SASE-NSAI Ed Z.
E0k sALELnns 10. ON oak street: with three
q iinsiey.
sssond street; price ss0 each-a bargain.
Ntahan 4 l.insiey.
L>oR four-room hos,ss. AMI lot ON
I Birch street; price >i.uo. Nathan 4 ~Iinsiey.
r. CEDAR Street: rented Tor $50 per mSnth;
prize ssyso. Malian 8 ~Iinslry.
roR sALE-Ouc corner lot with sev-n-roon
Mahan & linsiey.
>oR SAI.E-A large list Of property. both va
i, cant and improved. AT bs.l 'recs prices which
description and prices. Mahan a i.insIey.
FTon SALEaLysn.y magHincsns lo,s in block
. hig BARGAIN. w. d.. Bennett, Missoula.
EOH - Three lots in block IA, stephens
= a. hi.sfS!,ls addition, for sale cheap. W.
Mis>oula.
EoR e. -Four lots OF block ., knowles adj
SCUBA. ~ WI"
H>oR sALE-f.r 10 days only a cl,.ice business
tween si5o and ssS per front foot: rra,erty
across the street selling for San per fn"t. Look
hui %r' CD Gilbert S'"'' ~ East Park street,
EoR 80 hoic- corner lot ss;>io, good To-
y cation lots In the vicinity sell ~ from stsD
Park street. Butte.
ISpk SAIE-A bargain - lots IN ste, hens 4
birkford's addition. ken,,,ly 4 van Mart,
Mi>>nnst -
EoR SNLE-i.5 lots in ,Iomeyale. south Mis-
s"hla, very cheap. kennedy x Van wart. -
v,>oi SALE. houses ami lots in Missnula AT
a bargain. Kennedy y Van Wart, Mis-
soula. y
E>pii SALE.For II days only, - front 10y isi
deep, ui West lark street near Main. pnll
sI3a., >ryus' cash. balance one anl two Years.
Mnfih to-day >tS.0sD. NJ bargain like II i'm
Hilt!r realty. Apply Ia q. y. Gilbert n Co., No.
l.. ia>t lark street, Butte.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Strangers In the City md Wheeling People
r. Abroad. aH
Fl. L. Wells, OF Clarksburg, is at the
Mcclure. I.,'-s. ..
Thomas A. Mckee. manager of Robert
Downing, is at the Windsor.
W. B. Maxwell, OF St. George, regis.
tered at the Windsor last night.
Gerritt Smith, OF Wellsburg, and L.
W. Boutelle. Of Buckhannon, were reg
istered at the Stamm last night.
DR.. Z. O. Myers, who was confined to
his room for several days by threat
ened attack Of typhoid fever, is again
able to be about.
Architect Edward B. Franzheim left
for Morgantown yesterday afternoon TO
look after the carrying out Of his plans in
the building Of the annex OF the State
University, which is now in course Of
construction, and Of which Mr.. Franz.
helm is the architect.
Hon. N. B. Scott left over the Baltimore
\ Ohio road ut GEO o'clock last even
ing for Annapolis to visit his son, GUY,
who is cadet at the U. S. Naval Acai.
envy. Before returning Mr.. Scott will
stop in Washington and visit the Louise
Home, a grand charity established by
Mr.. Corcoran, the famous philanthro-
pist, with view OF obtaining some ideas
to be utilized in the Home for the Aged
to be established ut Mt. Bellcview by
Mr.. Anton Reymann, and of which Mr..
Scott has been made one OF the Trustees.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21
THE AlKlNLEY TARIFF BILL

Givcs More Thnm tho Soft Steel Men Er.
pected, tho "lseGister' to tho Contrary.
In commenting upon a statement
made in yesterdays Register, that the
Mckinley tariff bill "does nothing TO-
ward equalizins the duty on hard and
soft ateel,"a prominent steel manniact-
urer yesterday said to an INrELLlGEScER
reporter: Just the contrary is the case.
The Mckinley bill gives US more than
many soft steel men expected. The pres
ent duty is 45 per cent. nd valorem,
which does not amount to more than IS
per ton, while steel rails have a specific
duty OF Sl7. In the Republican tariff
bill, just reported, steel rails have been
lowered to SIS A and soft steel has been
raised to Sll 20. In other words, soft
steel will Lave $40 cents per pound duty
and the rail men will get G.10 cents. We
are well satisfied with the schedules
affecting our industry, and consider that
our 'esertions,' US the Register calls them
in It's editorial, are amply repaid"
1t may be said, in this connection,
that discerning reader may find the
animus Of the Registers article in the fol-
lowing malicious paragraph:
Nothing, however, has been done
toward equalizing the duty on hard and
soft steel. Nothing has been done on
that line, although Mr.. A. W. Campbell,
IN influential Republican of this city,
has been strenuously exerting himself
to impress the Mckinley Committee
with the necessity OF removing this great
aud unjust discrimination. But the soft
steel men did not contribute nearly so
literally to Matt Quay's corruption fund
as the steel rail trust did, and so they
could expect no favors." u. !.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21

Quickest Time Yet-Frightful Velocity. ;;
Tho great demand for the best flours
on this or any other markets has necessi.
tated revolution in usual means Of
transportation now in force in this CITY,
the old way being entirely too slow to
supply the immense demand for AKA and
Satin Gloss Flours. = NJ, l,Il4l..,r
It became necessary, therefor, to erect
At fabulous expense n system Of pneuma.
tic tubes through which the trade might
BE- supplied at regular intervals. : q
Fifteen cars at q time by this line being
the smallest shipment. 5l752'15 llssss..si;I'|1
A. @. Egerter, Wholesale grocer, Is the
sole ageat for these popular brands Of
flour, and has shown great enterprise in
bringing about this revolution in rapid
transit. Mr.. Egerter is therefor entitled
to the first premium, as are also the two
brands Of most excellent flours named in
this most truthful narrative. ~
This ia a strong dose. Yet it is as rea.
sonable as some now offered to the trade.
Try dose (of the -FOUR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21
A MANIAC COMMITS SUICIDE.
Tho Sad Ending OF John Rlno-Drowncd In
leN tho Ohio River. ,l.

John Rine, tho Oldest son OF James
Rine, OF this city, committed suicide
yesterday morning while laboring under
tit Of: insanity brought on by excessive
drinking, by throwing himself into the
Ohio river at point near the Riverside
steel plant at Benwood and drowning.
It appears that Rine had for several
hours previous TO his successful attempt
at self destruction, been filled with the
idea that he must kill himself In order
to escape from some awful creatures OF
his disordefed mind who were pursuing
him. During "Wednesday night he is
said to have made IN effort to cut his
throat, and being frustrated In that
started Tor the creek but was stopped.
About q o'clock yesterday morning
Lieutenant Frohme, Of the police force,
while OIL his way home had His attention
attracted by the loud shouts OF d man who
was running after him waving coat. It
was lsine in bis shirt sleeves and wear.
ing nothing but pair Of slippers on his
feet. He told Frohme that his father
and mother had been killed by "them
and they are after me now" Frohme
endeavored to restrain the demented
man, but was no match for him. Rine
weighed $50 pounds, stood s feet 10
inches and very strong, and he threw
the Lieutenant around with ease, Frohme
is plucky, however, md staid with his
man endeavoring to coax him 10 ~
home, or my other place where lie
could get rest and reireshment, but all
to no use; Rine's sole idea was to DO on
the move and escape from something
that was pursuing him. :
BY the time the two reached the
Eighth ward Frohme was 80 worn out
that no had, to relinquish his hold,
and Rine kept on by himself. Frohme
telephoned to Rine's brother, who soon
joined him with horse and bug
~, and they started after John,
They failed to oyertake him, howey.
or, mud reached the steel plant lust
a few minutes after John had Jumped in,
Several saw him rush down the steep
bank, throw of bis hat and shoes and
plunge in. An effort was made
TO recover the body, but without success,
Tho father OF the deceased offers a 70.
ward Of $50 for the recovery Of the body,
a description OF which and the clothing
worn, will be found in tho advertising
columns. .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-21
TIE LOCAL CARPENTERS
Receive Notice TINT A ID Ii Coming from the
General Oiilcersof Their Order.

Receive Notice TINT Aid Is Coming from the
General Officers OF Their Order.
The only new thing that was reported
yesterday in connection with the exist.
ing difficulty in the building trades, was
the receipt Of an important and very on.
couraginp telegram from Mr.. P.J. Nc.
CURE, Of Philadelphia, the General Sec.
rotary OF tho Carpenters Brotherhood.
It was addressed 10 Mr.. Alex Bebout,
the Secretary OF Brotherhood No. 3, the
local organization Of the carpenters, and
read as follows: "NIoney to aid the
members Of Union No. 5 Is sent YOU by
mail to-day. Hold firm" -
Is not known, but It Is probably a sun
amounting to several hundred dollars rs
the rules OF the order provide for a s.
per week benefit for every member moi
able to procure work ddring a condition
OF atfairs such as exists here ut present
Tho. receipt OF General Secretary Nc.
CURES telegram naturally had the
effect Of greatly encouraging the carpen
tiers and II there were any weak.kneed
ones among them they were at once
braced up. 1t Is denied however, that
there were any such; on the contrary
every man Of the Brotherhood Is said ia
have remained as firm rs on tho day the
trouble commenced, III holding out foi
what they declare TO be their lawful
rights in this matter.
In addition to feeling good over the
fact that material reliefis to be had, the
carpenters find source OF much com.
fort in the sanctioning OF their position
by the national officers OF their union
They say that the Duilders' Exchange
has industrously circulated n report to
the effect that the general officers ofthe
carpenters organization had refused tc
recognize the position taken by the
Wheeling carpenters and that they never
would recognize 1t. Mr.. McGuire's tel
egram gives the denial to that story.
The local carpenters request TINT g
further denial DO made OF the report
that they refuse to allow the planning
mill men to sell lumber to any one.
They say the mills can sell to anyone
and tina. they (the carpenters) will work
the lumber for any one except those
whom they have Ind occasion to put on
their "black list"