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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA. AUDITORS OrFIcE,

IJEFANTMENT OF INSURANCE..
HELENA. Jxnury ~, 1881.
1t is hereby certified. that the American Central
Insurance. Company, located ut ST. louis.
IN the state of Missouri, Inns complied with the
laws of this state, and Is au horised to
transact its appropriate business Of Insurance. IN
holding a certificate OF authority issuel by this
Office, until the Slst day of December, A. D.. 1891.
Witness my hand and official zeal the day and
year first above written.
lsEAL.l Il. A. KINNEY, state Auditor,
n. A. LUxE d Co, Agents.
Helena, Mont.
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Liebig international Surgical Institute,

The surgeon of above institute in San
Francisco and Kansas City will be at the
New Merchants hotel, Helena, February I'd
Q 9TH, 1891. for the purpose of arranging
with all desiring treatment or appliances
for deformities. Measurements made for
braces and surgical apparatus.
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DR.. Liebig 4 Co., of San Francisco,

The contracting physician for the above
medical firm will be at the New, Merchants
hotel Monday, February ., md will remain
until Saturday night, February Z, 1891, for
the purpose of arranging with all desiring
to be cured of chronic ailments.
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CERTIFICATE OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA, AUDITORS orrrcr. /,

R1HfCV vt WONTANA, AUDITORY UFFICE, I
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE.
HELEN. Februarj 4, 1891.
1t is hereby certified, that the Home m
surance Company, located at New York, III the
insurance laws of this state, and Is authorized to
transact its appropriate business OF insurance in
TINS state, through it's duly appointed naents.
holding a certificate of authority issued nv this
office, until the 3lst day of December Alb. 1891.
Witness my hand and official seal the dAy snd
year first above written. TT 49,
lsEAL.l E.A. KENNEY, State Auditev.
IL. A. LUKE & Co.. Agents..
Ao1pnN Mani
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CERTIFICATES OF PUBLICATION.
STATE OF MONTANA, AUDITORS OrProy.
DEPARTMENT. or lNSIrn ,rc,r -

OF INSURANCE., "
HELEN. February, 4. 1891,
Company, located ut Brooklyn in the state or
New York. has complied with the insnr
ance laws of this state, and is authorized to trans.
state, through its duly appointed agents, holding
a certificate. of authority issued by This Office, un-
til the Slst day OF December, A. b. 1891. ..s'n7e
year first above written. WsgAT-'~
4. A. kENNEY, State Auditor.
lsrAL.l X. A. LUXE. Il Co., Agents. s.
Helena, Mont.
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"Liebig World Disnensarv."

The examining physician will give free
consultations at the New Merchants hotel
February 2 to 7 inclusive. Read ADVERTISE
ment in The INDEPENDENT.
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Weather Crop Bnlletin Of the goHiaiana
Weather Service. In ro%.aparatisn
With the G. y. Weather Bureau.
BULLETIN NO. 81.
For the week ending October II 1891.

The past week has been made up ~
bright. sunsniuy days. Perfectly d,t
weather has prevailed, with the ex-
cepfioii nt Il light rain at Shrsvep"i
on the 14ih. The temperature has
been below the normal, The daily def
cheney ranging from + degrees in rlu.
southern Ia 8 degrees in the nnrtilpr.
portions of the Sta r. Light frost< oc
cured at Harksville and Piauu. a,i,a
OH rise 18th.
The weather has been perfect fnr
harvesting purposes. Cotton is open
ing fast ; picking is rearing rom ale
ton on the urlan,ls. and over halt
finished nn lowlands.
Vegetable gaidens are suffering ior
want of rain.
Iie fellow ng extracts from the re-
potts, regarding cane, are given 80
Baton ftouge,-Ihe ici,t> have. been
cool and the weatliei propition> ful
harvesting sugar cane.
iear.-Ti,- dir weather, combined
with cool nights and bright warm Silll
shiit, Is rapidly MATURING tts. sugar
en- rs, which have wonderfully i'm
proved during the past u onrlI.
l'iaqueihins Tie heather has been
very fav"Iatle 70, the sugar planters
Canes are iii"ni Z tat. aud griuain.
viii so,n become general.
Hntina.->e.e,ai planters will he
gin rolling ntxf week.
J+aiseisiie,-Some rain wouid nave
bee. beneficial in making the cane shed
It's IL a.t.s The cool Weather is fass
ri,"ninx the crop. In this >-ction tlt.
eants. though dr., and hard, are ,tr,
sweet. hueh ditficalt, will lie rx-
perienee.. III expressing the JUICE. o
~ tIa>e having double mills. with
facilities for >lrink ing The i,agass+
VIII be able tn get gno,i returns.
Gro. T.. HUNT,
Weat'@r bureau. Director.
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H.w UMBRELLAS ARE MADE -NM

How TMf:REiL AS ARE MADE Mott
40 -. If uai.,,aftseiy few l~.nrl,.
! t. no @ .t- made. Tie So
fa..i au'.r-t Il nanuf n.turrr slta.>
Z, no+. ttttii .'it tue Il tt rent pats
~ if.t 'nittt ias together. He l,n,-
80 >firk>. the cps. the trrtulr>. and
~ -i..i~ really made. The covering
ia : !, tnt i,i-s' . aud II i the cut
tt:2 d tiitIa. at iin. covering which
~ >~sltui.s AS ri.lef claim 10 tie tile
n 4a.talst,Iu ~.
~i.-..t.. u first .,-mme6 shat il
I;t edges arr tmtnd. u.lail3 with j
-. Ink s.Ii The riutiI is then Y ven
10 the cutter. who separates j, into
triangular III c~> Much rair is used
IN en- lug Eir ~rt.tli. u for his guild
an.t. the cutter employs Il triangular
CO vrI. maeh like "A carpenters com
i..ss. IT.. >iZt If wIlicli ran he varied
q : II The Demands nf the ain.nt-t.,-b
.innir..a. Tie iiianglrs of cloth are
20 >-nts Together by machinery and
; retctsttt aver, and tied :pOu the
faint. The raI.~ aud friiulss ale bit
ted upon tiit. sticks a."l the uint,r. LA
I ..nA realty IT, piat+cs unfortunate
humanity tom rit. dew drops of Hray-
~. or the ii lZzi- of New York.
b. although nea y-v.ry one own
80 iiasbr. LA. Itr~te are but few manu-
sat,ales il This country. ard the ma
j it, Of there are in New Yo.k and
Phi a.irit,tila. There are ahsut fifteen
iasa"rie> iierr. anu neall, the am
numirer IT, Philadelphia. One of titns.
n t.is CT, !. said To tnin sut 10000
umbrellas and parssol.) daily.
New York World.
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a vieiary.
\ LITTLE GIRL Learns now ~.E.r N
Is To CONQUER THAT WHICH u WRONG

She Was A daisy 'rfi- Girl. !. tn IL
',rown .,r~an' -ll.,a hair. So Il,
ma Conu-rt'rnt VILLAGE. >h- hal
,ia,ling marnm,a ami papa. !. iisti- in..i
Ter aiHi sister. and. y gil ca
: .sf<. a grauiiatl,-r'< ii.ui- : .rr. @.
was ALWAYS he ren /. 4 nfi.,r. der.ti
and care. seine i.ars tie .iay> ~,
ia. long l.nt'saf itarfin.s<. ana : y
tiHea they Wee age- 1T ml.ets. y
whs was there lhI- .r.ai LIT .+nr+
W III tell tna t:n -,ctrI. tinft.
tile gilf WAS ts.~N.s>.dn u i, fi,4
MA IL I'LL al III her misc u a.
sell maIe nuI-eiibie sstsii ait ..ti-.
Ii shr Ma allowed IA have her os
NAY she n d- Iif. sell II. fui Tor .v-,a
| ont .le,iT her, i,ai II >t.. saS r+ttlS i
Al. r-q,ir>f. "r IN .i.iti.n 81. tia fttas
which Il 4 uissr. Il - IL. sire u a 80
= ,ihait Il a,ur h.. sretcurt. on III
sat pie IrITg >rn-tnH>. the tbtnni -
and nlcki..~. tIrat fol .nr.lar, sti- ,.nt
T.. isr earring "ni nrr Wish /.
How hard tvtrHhpi, ai.oIi t.,-i i.ur.i /
help Iiie il!ti.- .t.t onsrrFunIr Iili~ ri
iiut temper , b II ..gt Heiir a. lib
IL " amIm heart lee ia, came j,
st>i When Site mus 20 - c.tu.,i ..u. ii
str ,ng,rH. How anNiD i ~
tar VA L.. 10. ittt he. ra,.- E,n..,
>tni ingI,, aud wilma Irar-..f liz u.l.
temper tHat eau sd - sniirli unaa..uI-
mess Several .ias> Went y, ami i
rl..ud appeared /; hu.nrda 81. ~ j.
alri "i>ne.. Ia dn tia, "iiicl Ma
a.aIiI>t tie itHe IF tur >..iin -.
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Plain ~>Peaking.

Some 81 the in.'>i t.li,irg ~ntaf"ty il
that which. though it nay i.ali ~ Il !.
Wa, finally lea. In-sis< mark Thi.ugl,
tnt Ap-cte'i g,a"i t"iunr II arrives
thee, and lu,hs triumphant ever -
"~ " susrrss. Tie f..llnwing aner,ini-.
taken from "Lit. III tie Ctnntri,-r.,t.
Army" serves 10 illIstratrih,i .ariet,
at speech
AT Il time when y portion of the arm,
Was III W'uter Quarters. the soldiers ~
QUE regiment m~isehiev"u.iy amused
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Ra.es Tor Planting Trees.

The following twenty iules ar .sr-
esits M Ia must Zee planters, y ho. fer
n IT attention, hiexk some of them,
and itii,irher. .re often useful
]. A valuable .,rt il worth mare
than nere'y IA handsome tree.
2. Gmti, healthy. hlacing roots ar.
e. 81" importance than a s,Iumetri-
cal top.
...e r"'ts should be long and
strong enough, and the Top made lisi,l
enough. to ohviate acy shaking.
4. If the rM,ts of a tirr are frog. n.
and then tha~ed ont of the ground or
come IN contact wiIh the air, the tree.
will l- killed.
o. 1t frozen rnota are thawed in
c"n'paetl..- pressed mellow earth. the
titts may be mace to live.
= 80 II. u..Atr be- Diat
III an = with ( ~ r.rr, when se,,l
r. hni ed foi mullen or "a,
dressing.
:. .ea should always he set ahn,
~ ~ AZ they sr.ant III the nuas.t.
or tn" o ilIee inches deeper. n AL"
fos III. AL ing Of the earth.
Sell ad ont the iorts near
ea ali, eni al xid. :. 40 a. to brace ri
tree we'll
y. Avoid particularly any small
cav ~ rex. to- the r..ols. hit Ill ct,f
pa, against them on all sides viii
I'm niella earth.
i. A small, thrifty tree with cuy,i
n na,s WHEN .ei out, will I've II geo.
bearing tee snnner than q large o.
with until ted roots.
II 'e'itg in dry weather crust.
the surface, and doees not reach ,Is
boots.
l. Young tee siionId not lo set i.
g.as> i",. or amoDg any crops .,
sowed grain but the surface ke,,
ele.sn and n.e'l"w.
Is. Surveyed trees, before III .n.-
ing. ma, i- made bump by cove
tor ,eve,ai days, e"iupacily with M
earth.
II. If newlt-set nmes snffrr frar
dr.n'h. n.ulrh fle ground about ,i.e..
~ ~rilnki.. or shower
stems and branches.
10. The roots should ext, nd IA f.
>fIsni th- Tree as lis entire tte!gh4
clean ard nieilow cu,tiya ion slun
til. irt"it. r".er Il circle ~ lee az W. !
rs its height.
]" As a general rule, cultivation
shf Il. ic continued for six eight q.
tel Years iiann piat.tirg, after wili,i
efs ti4-er,Z. d or lawn-minaei gas.
n: he limited with frequent top
dfessi1-.
II. liz h.nnnt of %uanurinp or toI,
Or. sslh- + ust satt WITH The sIaai
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70 Hp>. j III. ..nai
yatg I.,-s tnl .,n-ia - j. ii, result
! u Z r. img tis.- ~s,ier-siing inir>.-
"inif. g mirn.ar.
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The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
RIBBON.

SIZE and Six, Velvet.
5000 pieces. The largest assortment in the
city for fancy and other work, in every color.
The best make and only desirable ones at one
third the regular price,
We bought them below regular prices and
must sell
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Anetin,t Sales.
THoMAs BOWLING & SON, Auctiopeers
"A 6l2 e st. II. w.
IMPORTANT SALE BY
nDITE

CATALOGUE
OF SUPERIOR FURNITURE. CARPETS
ETC; AT THE ELEGANTLY FUR,
NlSHED IR RESIDENCE No. 1911 X STREET
GIAN LEGATION, AT AUCTION. EN-
BRACING IN PART AS FOLLOWS:
ONE PARLOR SUITE OF FOUR PIECES
HANDSOMELY UPHOLSTERED IN REP
ONE SET OF THREE PIECES HAND,
SOMELY UPHOLSTERED IN SATIN,
HAND EMBROIDERY, BRASS CARD
RkCEIVERS, OTTOMANS, BLACK SILK
II AN d EN- BROIDERED: EBONY
CHAIRS, MAHOGANY WORK TABLES.
EBONY AND GILT MUSIC STAND
StSfNTT9 SSotSSEfNW00D g, SECRETARIEs, INLAID
IA LES, BEAUTIFULLY INLAID:
HANDSOME MANTEL ORNAMENTS'
VASES, HANDSOME PUNCH BOWIs'
0RMOLU MOUNTINGS, BRONZE CAN,
DELABRAS, GILT AND BRONZE AND.
IrH0MS, rM, RECEPTION CHAIRS EMBROI-
HANDSOMELY CARVED: TWO 0AE,
OFElCE TABLES, ONE OAK CABINET.
MADE TO ORDER IN HOLLAND, ELE,,
GANILI CARVED AND INLAID WITH
EBONY AND MAHOGANY;E EBONY CEN.
IRE TABLES, A NUMBER OF sEPA-
KATE PIECES OF HANDSOME PARI,OR
FURNITURE NOT MENTIONED. Gilt
HALL RACK, THREE INLAID HALL
IabiLES, ID naANDSOME HALL HANGING
LAMPS, ITALIAN PORTIERES, A NUM-
BER OF WINDOW HANGINGs. ONE
HANDSOME OAK EXTENSION TABLF
OAK sIDEBOARD, CARVING TABLES
w II TNOTS, BRASS FENDERS'
FOLDING TABLES, DINING ROOM
GHA!RS, ETC, CHAMBER FURNITURE
IN q Ash, SUITES AND SEPARATE
DogBLE IRON BEDsTEADs, SIDE SIDE
TAB LES, MARBLE-TOP BUREAITs
WASHSTANDS, DRESSING TABLES
SlMGLE AND DOUBLE WARDROBES,,
VERY HANDSOME MIRROR FRONT
CHAIRS, TOWEL RACKS, COMEDIES,
BRASS STAIR RODS, DROP LIGHTS. EN,
CRAVINGS, HAIR AND Wool NAT
TRESSES. PILLOWS AND BOOSTERS.
an AZ ASSORTMENT OF BEDDING, DECO.
RATED TOILET WARE, MODERATOR
SIDE 81 hMrs; oRNAMESSTHs NEKEESH Ma MARBtE CLOCK,
BRASS CHANDELIER, BRASS FIRE
STAND, SHOVEL AND TONGS. w w
SPRINGS, FOLDING BEDS, MAHOGANY
DKEsSlNG Ne TABLES, ENGLISH MAHOG-
ANY SIDE TABLES, WORK STANDS.
OFIT SFFISE FURNlTURE, SUCH AS WAL
NUT OFFICE DESkS, WARDROBES, OF
FiCE TABLES, UPHOLSTERED CHAIRS.
WALNUT SECRETARIES. ROCKERS'
OFFICE TABLES, STOVES, CARD RE.
GAElvERS, ~ ENGRAVINGS, ETC; 80 BOT
lies OF CHATEAU ,LEAZITTE, AN
1dD pdTr1 AID ~ , = nEA4CELLENT A CLARET; 80
BOTTLES OF ST. JULIAN, 6 BOTTLES OF
FOKI WINE, BRUSSELS, MOQUET AND
INGKAiN u CARPETS, RUGS, ETC, ONE
HANDSOMELY Hal DECORATED DINNER
Sci, a FINE COLLECTION OF GLASS
AND TABLE WARE, LOT OF COPPER
COOKING UTENSILS, REFRIGERATOR
klTCHEN TABLES, CHAIRS, CROCK
G GE1 COOKING UTENSILS, ETC.
e commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, at residence
NO. III X street northwest, We will sell the
IooVe effects with many articles not mention
G "a: ms Is an excellent opportunity for pri-
Ea ,ate buyers to make very desirable purchases.
me greater portion OF this furniture was made
o order In Holland and is the property of a
Gentleman leaving the city. The residence
VII De open on Tuesday, the 24th from l to
THOMAS BOWLING 81 SON, Auctioneers,
6l2 E street northwest
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Government Exhibit at world. Fair.

Assistant Secretary Nettleton and Super
vising Architect Edbrooke have returned to
Washington from Chicago, where they spent
several days on business connected with the
Government exhibit at the Worlds Fair. The
grade of the Government building shall be
made the same as the grade Of the other
buildings and the Indian encampment shall
be held on the islaud near the Government
building.
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OUR DAY.
MONDAY is OUR REMNANT DAY,
And to that end we are always seeking some
thing new or reducing broken lots.


The balance of twelve lots to be closed out,
and it is elegant value that we offer.
Balance OF our ia Sheeting, Brown, Ice.
Balance OF our IA Sheeting bleached, II, IL
and II length, 1Oc.
Balance of our 9-4 Sheeting, bleached, IT,
II and II length, 121c.
Balance of our 1Sc. Double Width Colored
Mohairs, 103c.
Balance of our Amoskeag Dress Glnghams,
&c.
Balance of our Polka Dot Cotton Dress
Goods, limited quantity, 24c.
Balance of our 40-inch Victoria Cloth, 6{c
This is Cotton Fabric, warranted to wash
and servicable for house wrappers and child
ren's dresses.
Balance of our Dark Dress Flannelettes, Tic.
Balance Of our Soft Finished Chambray, 48c.
lust the thing for covering bed comforts.
Balance our Dark Outing Wool Effects, SIC,
Balance OF our Light Hair-line Stripped
Cheviot, Sic.
Elegant for shirts and shirt waists
Balance of our 3O-inch wide All.wool Storm
Serges, Dark Blue, 30c.
They are strictly all wool and we'll deserve
the name of Storm Serges.
The above twelve lots are not as complete
as when they were first put on sale, but any
one looking for stuff that cannot be had In
Washington at such FABULOUSLY LOW
PRICES SHOULD NOT MISS THIS.
This is not all. Now comes a line of Dress
Material that any one can buY--as the prices
are still lower-and no matter what others
offer THEY CAN NEVER CATCH UP TO
THIS CUT.
40 inch All-Wool Fine Finished Henriettas,
4Sc.
38-inch Black Corded and Striped Wool
Material, &c.
38-inch All-W Wool Chevlots, 29c.
30-inch All-Wool Highland Plaids, 3Oc.
42-inch Fancy Novelty Plaids, handsome
effects, 38c.
42-inch Fancy Striped French serges, SOC.
4O-inch All-Wool and Silk Imported Plaids,
63c
54-inch Black and Colored Broadcloth, 69c.
54-inch All-Wool cloaking, SOC.
46-inch All-Wool Black Henrietts-only the
Jet Black left 6Se.
46-inch Colored Henriettas, including the
newest Evening Shades, 75e.
just put it down that on every yard you buy
you save from 90 to 40 cents.
French Flannel for dressing sacuues or chill
dren's cloaking, 42c.
Actual worth, 65c.
White Eiderdown, SOC.
Actual worth, SOC.
Medicated Red Twill Flannel, 25c.
Actual worth, 40c
Fancy Striped All-wool Skirting-Gray, Old
Gold, Brown mixed with Black, 45c.
Actual worth, Csc
Gray Twilled Flannel for Skirting, 123c.
Actual worth, 1Sc.
Zero Proof Unbleached Cotton Flannel, 71c
Actual worth, 124c.
Fine Sheer India Linen for fancy work or
holiday aprons, S3c.
Actual worth, 15c.
Plald Check Nainsook-different size checks,
6ic.
Actual worth, 10c.
New York Mills Bleached Muslin, Sc.
Actual worth, 121c.
Bear well In mind that the entire line are
short lengths, coming direct from the mills,
which no other concern can get.
You will find them on the I'd floor front
A. KAUF MAN,
900 PENNSYLVANIA AVE, N. W.,
ORIGINATOR OF NEW IDEAS.
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Our S14.S5 sale of mems suits and overcoats
has been continued for few days longer; II
you have not been here yet you had better
come within the next day or two. Eisemsn
Bros, 7th and E.
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three programmes were Mrs. T. B. Buxtons
Miss Lillian Daley, Miss A. V. Dorsey, Mis-
Marie Rocker, group of Baltimore ladies'
Professor Bernays, Messrs Howard Burr, E.
G. Davis, Halleck Donoho. Hans Robert
Richard NJ. Johnston, E. B. Hay, and the
Washington Mandolin, Guitar, and Banjo
Club.
On Thursday evening the members OF the
Columbia Glee Club assembled in the 'box-
ing" room of the Columbia Athletic Club
House for their first practice evening"" A
surprisingly large number of members were
present, and the director, Mr. E. H. Droop,
after trial of the voices, discovered that he
had at his disposal no less than seventeen en-
thusiastic young athletes, ''eager for the fray"
while many others are about to join. Mr..
Droop expresses himself as more than pleased
with the interest shown by the members of
the club, and expects to have surprise in
store for the non-musical members at an
early date. The following named gentlemen
at present constitute the club: First tenors,
Gibson Colgate, G. L. Sturtevaut, NJ. d. Hen
sey, w. H. d. Welsh, and Frank McDermott.
Second tenors, Andrew Miller, viii Butter
worth, aud W. Mooney. First bass, G. F.
Gibbs, A. T. King, j. H. Welsh, F. p. Leech,
and E. A. Byrnes. Second bass Harry Rap
ley, u. II. Clements. A, P. Shaw and H. w.
Reed.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22
For the Children,

All our children's suits, to 14-year sizes,
that were $3.50, Sc, $3.50, 81, $3.50, and over
coats, to 12-year sizes, same price, will all go
this week at s.. Eiseman Bros, 9TH and E.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22

BROWN S IRON BITTERS
Cures Dyspepsia, In
digestion 6 Debility.
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1891-11-22

'Tis little early, It's true, to talk
Holiday Presents. Better early than
too late, and you know how hard n ia
TO keep good thing to yourself, and
that is just the way we feel about it.
We have q good thing in the way of
the tnest assortment of Toys, Fancy
China, Lamps, Mirrors, BisQuos,
GLdssirdre, Sslverpdre. Dinner, Ted,
and Chamber Sets, and, in fact. nj,
most everything that is pretty or
useful for Holiday Presents at prices
too lotp for comparison, We do not
without the evidence of your own
eyes.
Therefore we extend to you an in
wilton to cdH on US ct our establish
ment.
Fra NKLE eco,
THE FAIR.
9TH and II SITS. N. w.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23

CHICAGO, Oct. 2l.-Chicf Barrett, OF
the Worlds Fair electrical department.
today received letter from ]. A.
IIornsby, his lieutenant, dated Frank.
ort.on-the-Main, saying Mr.. Hornsby
will come home with Il proposition from
Michael Won bolivia Dc Broulsky to
transmit 1000 5000 horse power al
ternntlng three phase current from
Niagara to the exposition at pressure
OF $4,000 volts over IN uninsulated cop.
per wire about the size OF an American
number six. He says also that the
GAM people OF Vienna want to run Il
line OF their rapid transit road from the
exposition to st. Louis, making the
distance regularly in 3 hours and with Il
provision for running carriage or car
every half hour
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10 ~ GAnsNAa
The Famous Mexican Insurscnt Said to bo
In Jail In Missouri.


In Iall In Missouri.
ST. LOUIS, No., Oct PA special dis.
patch from St. Joseph, Mo-, says Gar
sea, III Q Mexican insurgent, who tried
to make the stateoi Durango free, and
led its people to bloody fight, is
thought to be in jail at the little town
Of Maryvillc, Nordway county. Mo.
Colonel Bailey, IN attorney ut Victoria,
Texas, was il. s.. Joseph yesterday, on
route 10 Maryvillc. Colonel Bailey said
that he was going to Maryville TO have
his client released, II possible, on Il
habcas corpus. The attorney told the
object OF his visit accidentally, and
seemed to be very sorry afterwards that
he had said anything. Mr.. Bailey also
intimated that the sheriff Of Austin,
Texas, had an inkling TO Garsea'swherc.
abou's, und would try TO take him to
Texas, so that llo might DO delivered TO
the Mexican authorities. In that
event they would receive 4 reward Of
about $4,000 What Gursca Is in Jail
atNIaryville for cannot be learned.
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court week ago to get another warrant
for Fostora arrest for being tho father
OF her unborn child. She obtained the
warrant, but returned to court tho fol
lowing lay and withdrew tho charge,
stating TO the clerk that sho would re-
sort 10 other means to havcrevcngc, On
her way ont OF the clerks room she put
her hand in her bosom and said that
she Ind something there which gave
her what court had refused to give her
Justice. q w 90
"And | will have it before very long"
SHE sad us she left the court house.
Noighbors OF the girl anid last night
that since Carries disgrace became
known her parents treated her cruelty
and she was almost goadcd to dcsper,l.
ton as tho result Of IT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-10-23

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