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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
YrW ~ iRTrRS FOR tn" RAILROiD CLrB

The Sew York Railroad club held -ucccs.ful meet
ine AZ tho tnl-S House >rSt r!aS Afternoon. r."
chief pintt If interest Discussed were tT irprgln
ton Of IN" Ciuh and quarters ~" cub lIt &c
I,rrt, ouuIs Ia iIuiti The meet NJ. cali Il
T., order hy R"-> Kcll,. tI' p- 'i"t and Liter me
fr.cud., hi-ru>>oi II d'tcrn.Icd Ia consider the
old ,.l, d,ilh the organization 10 lie hnuYi
tli" .Scw iurh Na.lr,ii club. The foil Ipird of
t,i.it,:. va then "l'c,"f k"Ns Krl,. president
Robert C. H.acha iirt wee prc,dcu, " l. II II chcr.
second vice president. L"Ni, X. I,'nri.,l tiry
&. y. smith. TREASURER: executive committee. g. ".
Wc,i II. y. Wrh.tcr. j. ". ia,or Thomas Millr.
ThnIna. A!CprIi. 4. H. W"tHQrr. u. II. Lcvln. y. e..
~Iriin-. II. : IIu,wrr'. Ih' Committee New
quarter, sad that IL recommended the tatirg #
ROOM. the bi>cmnt III the ''il.cy llo>r. tine
1hrtirti II. sid".
Among tho.c prc-"ut. beside, tLos, a'roaiy mes
iiuIrG. +. &. Fly. /. A. asrl, ". j. tuurtn,y.
r I. dc rarmo. Io'n VI. Icon tharl IS {. Willln,
! ,In"> +. I~iI-li"n. y j. Ma,uh". {. H. Iivwrrd
Charles A. tiolid rh"iniN l.. Inn",>. ". y. Fcr.rv.
". ". SNOW. A. e. "nmIIIri-. ". +. Emit, e. T.
Chaplin and william -. JU'n The club viii 90 mt.
tho. new quarters M"n!ay.
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, ,-, ;.c,i clean throughout. Attempts 10
.nciy thiS evil were hrst MADE by carving s"ppH
i,nIs .pr AL. provided Tor the same Ihc e>prdr;it
c matte. but va, noi pn rlat s,.rc a. I ,,I
rl,.tr AID carbonate u line, winch iorn..,
hard scale INA wh r.' sI tIs 'H ;r,u ny" tsc
~t vat, U.c- that =, worse to deal VITA arcrwalt
III, a.-o co-t money AMI what wa ,n"e on
i,to,ist,c the carrying Oi IL oftcn rrlurrd the quai
tN : cargo. other attempts w",t lnhnr 10 ,I"lN
r>. iced 10 the boiler, BY means 81 tl'' iolhN ''I.
a,, r.",prd ,nt, TIC rian !plrr. n: dpni'' ID Her
!':y"t L.. ,nr ten snil'ici. y = rn. ~ AZ
I IN, .oI,r 81 L rriii :n', yer. 81 Ga a"w
eth. .rncy OF Tie boiler arr wild" r'pnc. ntn'incrd
rs " w"ilhnovh rvip ''it"r>' wh,'h 'o,s,,' ''hH
f. H. realty ;;.en 10 pace. a.c '!''ii q. ad t." VIZ;
in It r,aorcd N Il" ''.T,'h i,n"' ir "ii n n.;t,
RE ,t-an generated IA tt, b"cr l. a'ih!it'' 10 W.
low rI"s.urc valve bon. 80 ih,, tHr'v gee ,,, ~ r.
,n'ir, 80 me ul1a i,..lcr,. The ezra supply fTn'
it /, tin obtained at I'll" cNwnre "i r"ai. bAt ":m
on; amy risk 81 injury. and al more "oi'"ai I'
,",u va. tc case When a donkey boiler Wac rlr'"''i
Other engineers have cc,iGrri and p''"n", arr
ram 90 f., de- the >aic ard - J. no" = 'iI'' I"
urvrr.al p:aciicc FOR al. "'''an g"ine ,cn'clr u,
rave fra cvapira.or-. VI weir'' i'c heater wh"r
h, -. iced vdt" !",fc rntllir H." poe, j. r'dp'
nm very rrar,y T." boiling point by means of the wat"
wafer and steam from low rr S>n, va,vr h1n o,
,o 'nnL cI.ii. /, nIo her mo-, uNiai app''a,r' I
INTRODUCED IN i'- ~ j. al " m'','M an ~ Nm Nr
aud asci ana i. ,o ON ,h, w." ...c :;
lave In cv,ry steamship. d. rot Only l. me L.
w,tr delivered TO ii" .,rr VA IT, 40 rnrc,
the engineer on watch GIitc csy IN I'll" score "' '
supply 49,, ,,or- that th.v are tl,.
mean oi rt.,rting all economy ranging a h.i a. j"
Der cent mean mari c feed heater. w"r W. ''' ,i
In. +. done w steam and not To- "a-t t",', W ~,
mn,,kr II j. no, obvious how there can Il" any savln
al all and NY upion tn ten ana ,''rn, p nc t.,
the ,i,e- with ,uc! appil1lc- = nn!'nhi"i ana mn
in WHORE difficult la -" ! rd hotter IA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10

Superintendent N","r la a>h'si -I"''or Ey-"
=, ut,.,f.:t," charge oi lli'Lnnil who Ei"h'd
ran. =. b.iliu-: rn>c hc-p 81 So Lat ~ Pace,
,.. pr"ici. Il - Inn dtdi.i lnplId> tL'iG i"fa"'
man nn Tie Th.fd iG." Precinct. !. ~ il d.d II
SAT-. hey, Al linlnia-i'i;- .d:.nt hons" duG "ni -
h,riir. arI.r riIilltr> a tlr Lar" 'ltc. llcIr arr
too many hanging around the pla'" aHd '''
mel W..lr.r iu-' 81 . ~ S'uI. IL" Cit down i'''
l.i,lnlru II run allowed t., "u''r IA" i.ir,c b.icc.
..i L., uii.iri Rausoh BEGAN to- H." afraid TIA: h.
uuI!d ,p ID IrIrIit - elf"I 'ir lai," Oi.' t. .nd
I,r,,l v p v"ic ,on4nc I" III place. lie chaig'~
30, di.da.ii. that "r,'I Iiylaid called ou han ani
,.d ,n 'uJd Obtain III I"In.i; :, piNi.- go t.
irf.u.i.inl pc pie. Kaisrh that h. refused {"
rs, IN. MONEY, bat that c,cntrly hi. VII" givv so
To- o,r i'm ~ ',ai With the G.d" r>tAdiie that II wa
i. u,.G u print nr,. Nin~rh slh'iiufitc~
Lrr hl-iG.ud~ statcm''t. and. wlnl" tn EinS' h.
de- no; nv that H.. iIui,'l pad t. HNaiI t!n|
,riy!, that l." ia their l.'iu-' .iirlN hrlp!r NJ
,ih called ul-ns them 4" - - I'D 40 fn PRINT.
Tn,y also ,har,c tiEit hir"> T. Kiln" who keep
restaurant the l.arg" piIr" I" par;
Il o." money. u Lard ana hlin" BON deny the
charges an.:,. them. Mr''rhfli r"!I-"d I" taik II'
10 be member of the IHlnndHy Han u neral
Olill'i"".
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NOTES OF THE rENSFS.

Wa -hingto1. oct THE CenSn, l;uran to-day an.
nouhccd the population, Of the following cities and
twn,:
New-l YORK; Won. G,O31, Increase 90 per cent
t1"i, lr""k'GVt'i. 1..5'.. lii"rrh>c 1U2- per cent
'."i Hir"niyh 'o''''. lrcrr'-r ~ ia. per cent
2O3l. Hampstead. 4".JlI. lnrrcac J.3j:i. per cent
.D.i1: Huntington. Iii n'r"i>c 10. per LII
Islip 6.,II Increase ..4!1 per cent ..,j JaIaica
1885, Increase J.s'-, per cent 332I Long Island
CITY. ;O.:?9''. increase lJ2J.. pr mt T1.i3 New
Brighton lG.doO, Increase 3.T4l, per .D]J New
town. i1.j:7. increase 1.73: per rent 7~.97 North
Ic;np> toad tl.6 ncrra" 500. per cent 49, Oy sfer
Iav rown, 1877. intr"a,e l.-dJ per cent / O. :
Eivcricad. 1850 !mcWa~e u. PR cent O.2,: south
an,t"r r.lc3 incrrr>c .s37, per cent 80: south
Old $780, increase iO-, per cent 5.GI.
lil.no!.-Iolie. 37.+o1. Increase 1850. per cent
1871.
Al, the following counties In New York Kings
$50. 23I .o11 OuccnS. 127,1OJ
20 900
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SELLING PRODTCE EXCHANGE CERTIFICATE,.

EicIari v larnctt. the auciIonecr sold Yesterday
nine certificates Of membership IN the Produce EN
change. The seller. prices and purchasers are as
follows d. +. Atkins. $74j. to ". 5. Wallace: f. Dry
fils S115. {. g. Abel Co.: ". Il. F",cr IT, s745
I, ". :. Wallace: W. o. Id Laugh. $40 tn g. Van
Icn.sOvc: &. Bennett S73j. t. J. = Carney z. L.
Roberts. 49, to t. II. luitrrlrfdgc: r. ]. Ncvis
$50. Mr.. 'ruleA A. NsbOrh. 500 b, ". W. Mcr.
rl. AID ". NJ T.ltcn, s15O. - " L. Carr.
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Of the Board to awaken sOlicitudc.

condition OF the Board to awaken socitudc. $500
in examination Of the comparative tables which
are here Incorporated with and made part OF Llls
r,rolt Subjective OF serious considerations. Tho
period covered Is 1850 to laa9. inclusive the lacet
period for which statistics Of all the benevolent organ
izat'on, lr,ugi,t into review arr accessible.
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,,a., as Mere .Ic, =, ',, and ~e: Of 50 pl,,,i
ae>l@n "a to be ,..>iiy ost. Nc tea ,n'' ,iIuie,.
which vas yer, liri. To-. tiles. iilipu-c- al NE re-
Gni'rt ras material wh">e I" lin c .t@ttn "a, st g,
stretch at least > per cent. y. ''Hi ~" u pH-
t!cniar -"u"c, OF >rIpl VI .r~-!,, ". ir, y *
Germany The ue.nIa ca>iIr:~ V. L. v":y '''n.. Ind
.,,nc np Ne :,r :4rd .''! Gown t. vent vij
vci. Ga!v farN -yund Lui :hey p'>.c~~c' a t'>ilc
strrnrtl o: ;hIry tons. with coii;a n o: ="
THIS W.T. tir.' .Arc; We vet 'i'r, T., - 10 49,,
than We lad 'i'n" lYi'r. AID We I'"c u ,HH -
hihi strains ah' 'N,i''"i.N NV ~ 80 , GO
w. CT: .n'n ri ," ,% I Gar. mi, ". WV
SIN" Il !aIhr' Nr>'is' '.'@'", "",' ~ - '''"'
Sat, 81 @iS" IT, .'' W., -, ,t,'y 80 re-,
sat ana the 'a'iINt| VII i'''' l. N"'' .i'"'
n.w a'if. ora IT, ,rA,h> ad 20, ~ c ,d # la'n
lc"l! :orttd The itc'c AT ii''' '>e - ""',
tc-ti. We und I" ha,e a. 'r'h ',>ir IL l.. i"
pima ''',Iria alton. ,uch az wa equal
o:t' nc AMI am i.'t WY 'i"t i,,,r,
~ TIE WORKS "i III! hliE ,fIT' "'"- "'
Eng: 'clin- Co.. Limited liIii' i.n3itMh, .t;,h'> ..
whO.c II IL" co!uhn-. ire p''"'>' iW iHiu'l'''" -,
AID collars. TIL r4e.l,h r,Hp> tnr ri,n,.' al, 80
ac made Of cast tel Inc ",'', ~ WI NJ i 80
that inN!nc one " th"'c 'i.the ''H ari '"'' SCI
iint hincpt q" on n, NV, thc ii'rr,t w., - ~ .
t'n>. afaih>' ~, WE wv" nr r,,i, ~ iu I'D
10 tons. ,Iial "i ''''p"'I" r!-"'' -" - -
VINE II az .ha' ',.c ,r' 'n,r'v Sin. ,, ,u.,cr
the klnG, ana we're ilH AZ NCf H''h NV INV u" w.
ui Nv"lrtbiI> a. the nlni'i' ne IN >'p i'' MI
our engines are iH''"'" - ",HE pu'' ~ w. INV @
ta>t.>tc"I STEM. Ci>' 'lNl >Hrlp~l. Il 'i~' ~
riddcr ana cast "t"'i p "lcltr 'rH ~ h'' w "''
cast.~ httlnGs fF .uA ;'iiu 'li"F pu'I"-'r ,"T""'
ont the vessel Inc la'' ]. lEa' g." "'H"Hu u" i"
casting, l. now arG" ana = moreover pt",''.n'
ono ana when You Fr''chcl' bt ~ hr W ''",'''
hchti or al! o'hci r''l'' WI 49, u" ~, ,,,r,,
h"> 'Ha' wv can FeN 'l,' ~ '',1' " , ' .,'i','s
away our money - mdrhln hE "lN l" IT, y,
iN winch the castings are g" dcNiiiu. We VIII P'Nc
even better Gust 'rncf> than We are II ". .
In l-,1 Mr>>r'. \irhcr'. sons D. q, III h,":
MAILING very larC" crank >'iI!~ ava o' YET >i.lt'
and in the Atlantic Il WAS -"tt hE 10 hc the 'u~"ll
when shaft broke "a substitute ON! Of Nlrh"i~ II
They were. however. a NcF' \P'H>N' III nary SUI Il
~" wru;ih roH Hait eei''"H ei,c " OWL II, >,
WTinhc 81 When was G'hlS 10 pir"". anu .u' -
ono didnt Inc d't'f W"' u'dt." n u'T"' !" ~, Wy,
ana WAS not an"ptcn iN I' 'hJ r'tt l t-''n, W
nj, wh"> I"I;N, ih>'ei" q! I'cit " M VII! '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-10-10
AMERICAN BOARD METHODS.
prpORT OF TIE COMMITTEE On ADMINS
TRNTION.
AZ EARNEST ATTEMpt' TO RESTORE HARMONY
Avn PROMOTE EFFICIENCY-TlIE FlNAN-
ctAL SHOWING PROPOSED CHANGES
IL TIE METHOD OF \rIolET-
IS TIE METHOD OF ArPOI%T
ING MISSION VARIES.

AZ last years meeting pl the American Boar
~ commissioners for Foreign M.a,ioIiS Il cp'h-
,.;,t,c of mEr VS. appointed 10 inH"l" III" 'c
,LI. of adninlsi ut non 9, TIE Board ana ~
,,.c.,uIucnd any CHANCES Ia; mi.ht seen u ''"'
- import,rt. This committees report mas "'c''
Lod fnr with great caucrnc-S since upon L.
cucuds very larscl lc Lca!iHS of the "iSs'hsi"'.S
. ,ich disturb the l:uhrd and Japan Ito "S'i"i-
moss The report was presented 10 the i"arh a'
uiuucapolis YESTERDAY. a"d IS h"r'with "" ia
,,,u Is.torr the reader, of The Tribune"
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24
General Enles


Snch delegates Tor alternates OF abb
sent delegates) as may be present at any
democratic convention shall be allowed
ocast the whole vote to when thelr
township or county may be entitled, ;,
2. II no delegate or alternate snall
attend State convention from any
county any person appointed oy the
president Of the county convention, Oh
un his failure by it's secretary, may rep
resent the county.
3. In all conventions provided Tor by
this system, after vote is cast there
shall be no change in such vote until
the final result of the ballot shall be an
nounced by the chairman OF said con-
yention. ;.
A. All Democratic Executive Commit
tees shall have the power to Till any va
cancy occurring in their respective
bodies.
8. That the chairman of the different
county conventions shall certify the ils'
Of delegates and alternates to the dlifer'
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24
GOOD REASONS
For Patronizing the MOseley House.

FOf TatfOHiZIHs CHt NOst1ty IUHSes
IL am pleasantly located, near all that is
of interest and Oh the main street, where all
the elite of the city pass, and opposite the
large dry goods house of W. Il. u r. s.
Tucker & Co.
2-I find everything neat and clean at the
Moseley House, and teel as if at home, for
they make me so.
81 find the Dining Hall for Ladies and
Gentlemen we'll cared for and as pleasant as
any seaside resort no flies, and the Rotating
Fly Fans keep one cool and pleasant, while ]
can enjoy one Of the good meals you can al
ways get at the Moseley House for $50 cents
AN enterprise that the travelling public
should appreciate and patronize is the Nose
lev House. Guly17-tf
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At Or AWAY FROM The SPRINGS

OF THE FOLLOWING NAMED Disc asFs.
l. Dyspepsia and various forms Of indioos-
ton. A VI iiulses-
In few minutes 0n0A"iiJ
3 Kidney troubles of everv varintv
f. Liver troubles of various kinds
.. Chronic Diarrhpa as if magic,
.. Constipation and indigestion of the bow
! els. - '-4o oo"-
7. Cutaneous diseases, such as scrofnla
| eczema, &c. '
| 3. General debility. imnuritv of BLOOD ond
/ loss OF appetite
>. Cholera lnfantum
for nursing mothers, puny and te eething
cmidren 1t Is OF priceless value.
| FOR plleS and rheumatism it in MANY in
stances acts like charm.
Hs II you suffer with any Of the above
| nam1@ maladle5, do not despair until Won
| have tned Panacea Water.
among hundreds who have given unequivo-
cal testimonials to the value of the wonder
working water, a"s the following we'll known
and highly respected gentlemen:
| HON. D. j. DAVIS, formerly member of Con-
Sress and at present one of the Judges of
:, the North Carolina Supreme Court.
| Hon. u. &. READE, formerly member of
Congress, a Confederate State Senator, ex-
Judge OF the N. G.. Supreme Court, and
now President of a National Bank at RaI-
eigh
REV. G. I. BAILEY, D. D., Editor and Pro-
IN, u.
baptist State Convention.
REV. d. H. FUTILE
L. B. KISGsBURY, LII. d., the distinguished
editor of the WILMINGTON MESSENGER
REV. Dr. b. f. DxoN, Superintendent of Ok
1ord Orphan Asylum.
NJ. '. LANIER LII d.
KEY. W. ). BLACK, D. d., Presiding Elder
Raleigh District
Rev. j. z. BARRETT D. d. editor of the CHRIS
TIAN Sun.
| kEv. G.. DURHAM, D. D., Cor. Sec. Baptist
State Convention.
! JUDGE GEORGE V. STRONG, ILL., d.
u. G SMITH, Mayor Of Oxford.
Il. IL. MARSH, d. d.
? REv, L. l.. NASH, Pastor Central Methods
/ Church, Raleigh
. REV. w. Nj. CLARK Rector Church of th
Good Shepherd.
!. REv. Dr.. }. H. GORDON, Pastor Edenton ST
0 Nj. Il. Church, Raleigh.
e THE CELEBRATED WATER Is SOLD B
! j. MckIMmG.N & co,
! KING ~ MCGEE, Raleigh, N. C
!. ROBERT SIMPSON,
. Z. w Vaughan, Durham, N. @.
, G. E. Holton, Greensboro, n. c..
, y. Il. Sedberry u Son. FAYETTEVILLE n c..
y ". W. Reavis, Henderson, n. G.
Geo. Schoen, 100 Main ST., Richmond. V;
4 p. Scherer Co., IL Barclay ST. kew Yori
!, }. s. Grant, Asheville, N c.
= Brown & Brown, Winston, N G.
l. J. II. Hardin, Wilmington, n. c.
l. AND At ALL THE DRUG STORES IN OxFORD,N
j. rS$ If your druggist does not keep it sen
a S4.U0 for a case OF one dozen half-gailon DO
~ ties f. o. b to
JOHN A. WILLIAMS,
= HEAD AGENCY FOR y. S. A.,
- aug22-dlwkwlt Oxford, n. G..
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state Conventions.

1. The State convention shall be com
posed of delegates appointed by the
several county conventions. Each county
,ball be entitled to elect one delegate
and one alternate for every one hundred
md fifty Democratic votes, and one del
coate for fractions over seventy-tlve
Dsmocratic votes cast therein at the last
pnbernatorial election; and none oul
delegates or alternates SO elected snali
be entitled to seats in said convention
ppoylDrD. That every county shall have
~ laast one vote in said convention.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24
BUFFALO LITHIA SPRINGS HOTEL,
Meckienburs County, Atlantic & Dam
willie ksailroad, Virginia.

Open June 1st. New buildings, Hot and
@ furnishing generally, Bowling Alley, good
Livery, tirst-class fare and service with 3 rail
road running to the Hotel door, together With
the free use Of this famous water, make this
a most pleasant and desirable place to spend
the summer. A train Will make close con
nection with all day trains on the r. & ID.
r. R. at Clarksville, and passengers taken
without delay to the Springs Two mails
daily Terms reasonable. Write for pamp-
let. DR.. f. S. Wheley. resident physician.
Nj. l.. OaLESBY,
jne17-tf Manages.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24

Women wear cOrsets for
different reasons. You, who
want to be shapely and COM
Portable, may come to our
store and say: Il hear that
Balls corset is offered for
trial. I want one"
We will answer: "You
can wear it a week or two
or three, and if you don't like
it bring it back and get your
money"
And we will give you a
primer on Corsets. You
might as we'll know what is
going on in the corset world.
W. 81. & r. S. TUCKER & co.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24
Store for Rent and Personal
Property fo3. Sale.
FOR RENTy

The store r Gently occupied by L. II.
Adams, on Wilmington street. Possession
given at once. Will also rent Sd and 4th floors
of Adams building.
l will sell al public auction, on Thursday
the 1lth day Of September, 1890, at the court
house in Raleigh, one shingle machine and at
tachment5, now III l.. II. Adams store on Will
mington street. Sale made by virtue of mort
gage favor J. T. Adams and the trust from
L. H. Adams Will offer for sale at same time
one engine and boiler, 15-horse power, in
good repair. Terms Of sale cash. Time u N.
". q. PACE,
augl2-3Od Trustee.
The daily state chronicle., 1890-08-24
Sale OF House and Lot.

o. Friday, the 18th day of September, 1890
l will sell at public auction at the court house
door IL Raleigh, Wake county, n. c., a house
and lot on Bloodworth street, in the city of
Raleigh, and adjoining the lands Of V. Roys-
ter, VIM. Wombie and others, and more fully
described in deed of trust from Fortune
Blount to J n. Holding, trustee, and recorded
in Book 105, page 1852, of Registers ofice OF
Wake county Terms Of sale cash. Time OF
sale II O'Clock m. ]. n. HOLDING,
augl3-30d Trustee.
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certifieS IislG1; 1;a ana State Conventions, and
terno.d rT,.lleo list Of said delegates and '' a.
be- naers sent 10 o. the State Conventions shall
cor,s.;. 90 neMt 10 the secretary of the STATE
committee. For the committees 's''0
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ANSWERS To CORRESPONDENTS

INQUIRER. I. The Montana Lottery
was first authorised by the Legislature
August, 1887, and has becn doing business
over since. =. The CAPITAL PRIZES
ARE $4,000, $4,000. 5000 each,
tn hs drawn Marco Is. 1880. and
monthly thereafter. 4. You should ne
able tai get Montana State Lottery Tickets
Cs1.O0 each) from amy lottery dealer. Ask
ager. j. J. Jacobs, Butte. Montana.
WILL WAYNE. I. The Montana State
Lottery always draws in public, and q
committee IL selected from the audience
Tn supervise the drawings. 3. No, n lot
terry could mot he drawn in public and bc
Tlerss In mo question about It's fairness. q.
The Lottery has becn running for nearly
three years, and has paid LIFTS PRIZES
and as ''fained for integrity" as any other
lottery. 8. The Capital Prize h $4,000.
the smallest $50; send money tn j. j.
Jacobs. Butte. Montana. ar Anaconda.
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CAV ION If AT A DISTANCE,

Disls.nsstry In "a bus fare - cents,. Inquire
for Dr. Jacobs, Nos. ii Ia iI3 south Thir.
tetnth street. first building north Of Willard
Hotel. Remember ON starting to take our exact
address, thereby saving trouble, delay ar serious
mistakes.
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MANY MEN ARE TIuOUBI.Ep

With too frequent Evacuations Of the Bladder
weakening the system In u manner nnaccOunt-
able. eventually causing death. This Is the
second stage of sexual weakness. IDr. j. guar
antees 4; speedy cure In all such eases.
All communications confidential. Medicine or
Instruments sent 10y mail or express. securely
packed, no marks To Indicate contents or sender;
One personal interview preferred. Call AMI
CONSULT us or send history of ease, and We will
send our
BOOK To MEN FREE
Upon ScNusI, Special Nervous Diseases, lmpo-
trnry, had Biosd, elect and NaricOceic.
NOTE.
Ir. jacobs is highly recommended on account
of his honesty at purpose and profound knOwi-
edge. He deserves all encouragement and con
fdeipe. Consultation free.
KIDNEY AND BLADDER DISEASES.
The kidneys are the only organs in the body
which purify the blood. Any disorder affecting
them Is always DANGEROUS and serious, because
II prevents them from fully cleansing the blnOd
of the waste and foul matter, the uric acid. III
suffering. see Dr. Jacobs.
Nine persons out OF every ten have ~ l,erienced
some form Of bladder trouble, either inflamma-
ton. catarrll ar gravel. Unless removed, years
or suffering AMI death may follow
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From tho Richmond state.
Mr.. George r.. Heath lives in Hanover
county, ~ short distance from Ashland.
MIR. Heath had 10 lien that wanted to- set.
Saturday morning he went tai his hcn-
merry and attempted to take the hen OFT
the nest, when she iew in his face. pccked
him in his mouth, and took out "a tooth
which had been troubling MIR. Heath for
solnc time. and which, he intended having
extracted.
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D. B. BlRRAN,
First-st., Anaconda, Montana.
Carriage Builder, Blacksmith

AND WAGON SHOP.
All classes uf new carriag. and wagon wood
work executed promptly and IN the best man
ner. Birrau pays special attention to horseshoe
ing. All kinds of machinery repairing will re-
c.iyr his personal supervision.
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Bsc struck Their Weak poias.

On the rolling prairics. A hand Of cow
boys has captured u horscthicf.
Cowboys lin Rlccful chorus got
yo,i now. yo,i william, and yo'l are going tn
so ing.
IThey prepare "a rops. and select a con-
venicnt tree.
The villain Hold on. boys. I'll lH.t you
the drinks you dom stretch my neck.
Cowboys oh, won't we just"
They pinion his arnis.I
The. villain can put YOU M 4" some
valuable secrets.
They tie his feet to2etlIcr.J
The villain I know where SsO.OOO in gold
* buried.
They adjust tho Moose. to his neck.
The villain can pait You OIi tO new
silver mine.
They commence tp hoist him up.I
The ~viiiain-And I've got six new tricks
at cards.
Chorus of voices ,cxcitcslly, Hold on
LA.t him down..
He IL let down, released and marslonctl.
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Disc >SEs OF WOMEN A SPECIALITY.
BoOk, circulars and question list sent free. for
stamp, Ou Nervousness, Constipation, Neuralgia,
IA!corrha,a, Pain In the Back, Prolapsus Uttri,
iiies, Female. Weakness, Dyspepsia, skin Pin
pies, and all Blood Diseases.
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are AS well known tn the Parisian Journal
ist abott town rs "Hungry Joe" md his
confrercs were known ny the American
police reporter.
A favOrite Lounge of the Parisian gree
hat has lately come into p~romincnse u
the billiard saloon under the Grand Cafe
at thu conner of the boulevard dies Capsi-
cines and the Hue Scribe. This place is ~
comparatively recent institution In Paris,
and since the racing season closed u ~
daily and nightly thronged with "hiHi-
rollers" and s'shOe-string'' gamblers. who
in summer make N living mr. try To make
one rs ''playing the races" And what q
bonanza IL must be fOr the proprietOrs! IL
is u comparatively small rSrlsn in the
basement with only one billiard table AMI
with seats all around. The hest
billiard players i'm France play there alter
nately and the onloOkers bct ON the
game. They select their player and can
take anything from five frames mp, hut ils,
money placed on cacl, player must tally.
IL IL IL ton much al one side then the
player on whose side the most money IL
gives the other more points until lse lsss "a
sufficient amount of hacking tai equaliz''
the money. And hcTs, ~ where the fun
comes i'm For the house: ~ per cent OF all
winnings go tn the ''kitty." Seeing that
as much ss 500 is often stakcd ON "a game
aud there arc at least "a dozen played dur
ing the afternoon and evening. IL can In
readily seen what - ''soft snap" thu pro-
prictors have. Their profits must average
about SiOO ~ day. In addition to this
everyone who sits down Is expected tai
order something 'for the good of the
house." and mo drink il less than I'D ccnts.