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CLEOPATRA WAS COLOEED.

b Was ~ Dark M OtbeIlO or ths Late
sitting hull.
4 man or woman who signs bis or
her name az Truth Lover cards you
with an exception TO rny statement that
Cicopntra WAS ''coIored," writes Rev. DR..
Reed to the Denver News. He adds
6be wns colored. For eleven genera
tions her family had livsd In Egypt. Shs
herself WAS che daughter Of an iIieRitimate
Won. One cannot live In Egypt 40 long
without getting tanned. She WAS in tho
sun. She was M dark " OthciIo Or the
late iamented Sitting BnlI. There IL no
doubt about IL. She WAS no blonde; she
wss q decided brunette. According to her
mummy, recently measured, she was a
little woman-fve feet and four inches in
stature. But she had brains enough to
make q Cesar throw away q Kingdom for
her. tbhe WAS great in her why.
A very remarkable woEan. She was
game. q
There Ia no prejudice an to color. There
IL nothing the matter with black--AII there
H., IN the association Of slavery. Hannibal
was coiored.
The aristocracy Of Detroit, Green Bay
and 1T. Louis nave Indian blood in them
and are proud OF IL. No Indian has been q
slave any longer than II takes time TO die.
That is what | like him for. He will live
free or die. like the communication of
"Truth Lover very well except tho sigma
tnre. sign my name to what l write.
AS TO the theory that God hath not made
OF one blood all people, ! rofer my critic
not only to 81. Paul and Jegus Christ, but
to Huxley and Darwin. / think my critic
ID some one who docs not read books with
covers on them.
! refer him to Encyclopedia BRITANNICA"
70 Ancient Gresce" to Bayard Taylor's
Dr." and advise him not to rush into print
until he has something true and new to
say. Probably my mistake is in laying
down q God novel 10 anaXer this card.
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HELENA, SATURDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY IA 1901.

tion. derry Simpson ~ooksd over tho as
semblaae through 9~old-bowsd spsctaoiss.
Hsits slight Of figure, snd bis fase tanned
"iidd, sellow m u Ii keen and BRIGHT. His
hair ~ dark and hsightens the ssllow as-
PsGt 81 MS cOuntsnsnee. All that wss
spring oysrc0at hs wore. His nest, black
w, Hnd clerical looking collar Gsvs bin
rstphr tho appearances Of Z c%lsr0yinsn, and
10 laughs deriSiveIy at this stories told Of
his B0cklesSne8x New York fun.
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$500 REWARD
Mai. Lettings.
NOTICE TO
PosToFYfcE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIsGTOs. ID g., January l., 1891

PosToFYfcE DEPARTMENT,
WAsHIs6Tos, ID. g., January Il, 1884,
Proposals will be received a. tho Contract Of
flee Of this Department until 4 . m. of March
u, 1891, for carrying the mails Of the United
Gt4tos upon the routes, and according TO the
fcheduie of arrival and departure specified by the
department, in the state Of Montana, from July
!, 1891, to JDna 20, 1894. Lists G. routes, with
schedules of arrivals and departnrss. instructions
TO bidders, with forms for contracts ard bonds,
and all other necessary information, will bs fur
nished upon application to Second Assistant
Postmaster General.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Postmaster General
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NOTICE to cgEpIroHs-EsrArK OF

Notice 10 hereby given b. tho prder-isnai. ad-
iniEistrator Of Tbs e.fsis Of kdwin J. iows
d.eeased. TO tho creator. Of. and all per.
.ona having claims against The aid deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers. within
hse n'os'ns after tho first publication of this
notice, 10 tho said adueinisirA or Of tns osico
occupied, BY J II shrber. in Helena city.
the rsne bning thu place for tho tranS.e;i,n %
tho bnnines, of said estate in tho county Of iawis
and Clarke. FHfDEKIIk X. ROmE
,adrsinirtrstor OF Edwin j. Rove, deceased.
Dated Jan. y. A. D.. ISL
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pEoposALs-sEALEp PROPOSALS. An.

pkOPoeALS-SEALED PROPOSALS. Ar.
INVITED for tho care. support aud mainien-
me OF The siek; poor and infrm OF. Lewis and
for the year succeeding March I, 1891. said pro-
possis 10 covst the cntirc coat OF fesiing. cloth
and ali burial expsnssa fhefeoi. bid 10 Us al
ares,.d 10 tho undsrsigsei, 10 be- received until
February "a. 1891. The cemmissionsr reserve
The tight To reject any OF al bids. BY orjsr Of
the beard. j. r. TOOKuR. Clsxk.
Helena Moatsns, Dsc, ~ isD0.
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HEALTH IS WEALTH.

DR.. Il. e. West's Nerve and Brain Treatment.
a guaranteed specific for Hysterja, Dig! n ~.
Ca g~uisions. fits, Nervous. Neuralgia, Headache.
Nervous Pr0stratioD caused By tho nse Of alcohol
or Tobacco. Waaefulncss, Mental Depression.
to,t3aip9 Of the Brain resulting In insanlty ani
jeaiing to niSery, decay ard dsath, premainrs
Old hze. Bargenness, Lo;s Of Power IN either sez.
inyoirHtary Bosses and Ssermatorrhon canned
b. over exertloD Of tho brain. seif-abnsc or over
indulgence. Each boz contains n months trett-
msnt 81 % q boz. Of ejZ bOzcs for 500 ssnt
by mail prepaid on receipt of price.
We GUARANTEE SIX BOTTLES
10 cure my case. With each order received by
us for zig hozes. accompanied with 500, W. will
hend the purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
fond the money IL the treatment does not. effect
2cnrs. Guarantees issued only by n n Par.
chen Il Co. dFnggists, sole agents, heIeah, Mont
$500 REWARD
We will pay the above reward fer any Gaze oi
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache. In.
digestion, CDnstipstion Or C~oetiyentes No cannot
c re with Vests Vegetable Liver Pils. wtsn the
directions are strictly complied With. They are
purely Vegetable and aever fail 10 give s~stiafac-
tor. Sugar Coated Large bones, containing
20 Pills. Is cent?. Beware Of eonntsrfeita and
limitations. The genuine mant featured only by
THEJons G. WEST COMPANY, Chicago. jill. sold
5y II n Parehen d Co. druggists. Heions.
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There IL no ono article In the line Of MEDICINE.
that gives "a large a return for tho money Az a
good porous strengthening plaster, snoh ~
Carriers smart Weed and Belladonns Backsche
PIaefsrs.
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The wcIl-knowD Strengthening properties oil
iron. CONFINED with other toBics and n most
Ierfsct nsrvine. are found in Cartet's Iron Rib.
which strengthen tho nervos and b0Iy, and i'm
prove tbs blood and complexion.
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Will Arrive To-day.

The following passengers will arrive to-
day on the west bound Northern Pacific:
Mrs.. re 8, Mr.. Lskoush and two children.
Peter Baslin. u. Il. johnson. II. y. Gran,
Mrs. j. A, Bagiiu,
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PERSONAL.

W.. Fennesy. advance agent Of tho Emma
Juch Opera company, arrived in tho city
yesterday.
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Arrivals Mt The Helena.

w. g. Lewis. Butt. W. NJ, CockriIl, Great
&. y. TJwnsei d and Falls.
wife, Minnes; OILS. q. Silberberg, NewYOrk
4. VIM Nj. Daily. Chi n Y; Hurley Great
Chas. 4. Severance, Oka j. X. Mnrdock, Chi
Jack n. Griffin. New cago.
York. H. q. Peck. Chicago.
MIS-. il. =. kolfe, Great Miss Pauline, kolfe,
Falls. Great Falls.
II. r.. Spencer, Bis J. !. .ksvansugh, New
marck. York.
J.. il. Lockwood, New John A. Cannon, Butte
York. w. \. Robertson, Great
Edwin Kelly, Great Fall.
Falls: Vim. A. Lyons, New
Wm. Hennesay. Juch York.
Opera company. f. II. Bell, Minneapolis
Jnn J. Shaughnessy, John X. Parks, New
San Francisco. York.
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Must not be- COMPOUNDED with common ca,har.
tic or purgntive pills. Catter's Little Liver
Ptls ARE entirely unlike them in every aspect.
One trial wi ] prove tier superiority.
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Arrivals Mt tho Grand Central.

William Mayer, Marys- George Branker, Avon.
viIic, duncan. Bra lder, Avon.
Mrs.: FORD, Twin Lake, Mrs, Casey, Rapid City,
MipD. OAK.
v. Stanbach. Placer. H.. J. TOOmsy, Deer
Mrs NJ. Meyers, WalIa Lodge.
Walla. A. Il. Lombard, Hogan.
G. Y. hich. Hardy. W. y. ! aliou, Castle.
J, II. Begert, Minnesp. Mrs. R0undOnt, Jeffer-
oil son.
A.. Burns, last Helena. Y. II. Eurns. WOlf"reek
X. u. Scharz, Freeport, W. q. Later, Freeport.
III. III.
u. Kent, RimiIi ] Echreiner, Wjoxes.
" w. WettInton, Helena Jas. Dol . N. Mary
Miss Rose Kirk, Bonl- vile.
der, &C Ntwman, Helena.
Mrs. j. G. No d. Ma Jno. y. stevens, Milo
r~ysyil!e. n~eapoiis.
8. Z. Boom, ELr,ka, y. g. Boom, fs1 Fran
Gal. cisco.
J. Gleasfn Towslcr. Mrs. Bucknsr, San
4. W. CIajton, Ogden. -Frsncisco.
r. DenOOn. j. Berg, Townsend
Michael Cooney. Castle Richard Marker, Ms
y. II. Clarke, TOston. ~rys,ilc.
Bon kimbcr. PIac
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Jerry simpson ~ Topeka

During roll call the most illustrious son
Of tho Sunfiower was placed upon exhibi-
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BORN.

REID On the morning Of Feb. II, to the wife
Of Herbert II. Reed. a girl
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The rattle for tho smoking set ut 3 iss' cigar
store comes off tonight nj eight O'Clock.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-02-14

Barney 4 Bcrry,s gents clab skates. only 20
epts, AZ The lee Hive.
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Chinawsrc and glassware st less tn, cost a,
The Bes Hive.
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State secretary's Once.
United States Court.

This court will be in session again this
morning at 10. with Judge Knowles on the
bench. Most of the business before it is of
q civil nature. The Uuited States grand
jury will be in session the FIRST Monday in
April-
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DISTRICT COURT.

Criminal and Civil Business Transacted
Before Judge Hunt.
The jury in the Blanche Brandt case re-
turned a sealed verdict yesterday morning
finding the defendant not guilty. She was
indicted OF q charge OF stealing $225 from
Charles Orth in u house on Wood street last
fall.
The case OF Bell against Thomas Cruise
and /. J. Donahue was On trial yesterday.
The plaintiff is suing for the sum Of 3d.
O07.O for work done on the Star quartz
lode in Ottawa mining district, near Marys-
vile. Other civil business was 40 follows:
George +. Woolston Va. William A. Chess
man ct al. Defendants have leave to
amend their motion to dissolve the ~injunc-
ton.
Chapman Reed and Rattan company vs..
G. l.. Whitehead. Order heretofore made
modified by striking ont certain parts.
Dearborn W. Atkinson. Tried to the
court and taken und6r advisement.
Dunphy vs.. Dunphy. Atkinson and Mil
Ter associated with counsel for plaintiff.
Claims Against the State.
The state board Of examiners had a busy
session yesterday in Secretary Rotwitt's
Office. Most Of the afternoon was spent in
examining the accounts Of printing estab-
Iishments. The board had not finished
confederation of these at a late hour. They
will meet again this morning. Several
clerks in different state departments were
allowed their accounts for salaries. The
bill Of G. p. Connolly for stenographic
work in reporting the proceedings Of the
constitutional convention was allowed for
the sum of S2.343.
State secretary's Once.
Articles Of incorporation were received
yesterday of Colusa Lodge, No. 3. l. q. o.
r., OF Butte. The incorporators are A. W.
Noble, Joseph Lorenz and Daniel Brown.
Commissions as notariss were issued yes
terday to John looms, Fergus county; Geo.
W. French, Beaverhead county.
United States Court.
This court will be in session again this
morning at 10, with Judge Knowles on the
bench. Most OF the business before it is OF
q civil nature. The Uuited States grand
jury will be in session the FIRST Monday in
| April,
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j, J. Cieary. Hope. W. n. Preston, Hope.
j. u. Hor1en, Hope. Paul A. Fuze, Granite.
J. u. Conrad, Marys- 4. Price. Mbrysyilje.
vile. Jos. Harper, Entte.
Al. Burns. Mnrysyjlle. +. r. Tower, Universi-
ia. Higgin, University ~ Plaee.
Place. l.. j.. Ltsh. Marysyille.
u. rciarsikow, Dsor L0d30.
Lodge. George J. Oppsrman,
A. u. Hamilton, Cb0- Great Falls.
teau. i More, TGst0n.
q. T.. Chisholm. Boze- }. M, Sponord, San
man. Francisco.
Miss Mitchell, War H. r.. Grant, Galt Lake.
mettc, WIS. J. j. Smith, Kansas
Charles Watson and City.
vito, Marysyille. William OF, Chicago.
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proves, they have been employed with great
success. Dummy packages of currency,
empty envelopes with Endorsements on them
of imaginary contents, forged or bogus notes
and acceptances, handsomely printed put
worthless bonds and stock certificates, false
debts against solvent customers, and omit
ted debuts against those who are insolvent-
all these devices have, one after another,
been detected and exposed, and yet continue
TO be used.
The Danger to Private Firms.
Not only corporations but private firms
may thus be depleted until they are insolv-
ent without anybody knowing it. One firm.
have heard lately, was robbed of some $500,
600 by dishonest salesman working in col
lusion with a dishonest bookkeeper. He
sold goods and collected the proceeds, and,
as the transactions were not recorded, he
and the bookkeeper divided the money with
impunity between them.
The upshot of the whole matter is that
official examinations cannot be relied on ab-
solutely to protect either the creditors or
the stockholders of the corporations against
improvident or dishonest management.
Still. they are useful to the extent that the
fear of them keeps rogues of only ordinary
skill in check, and compels those who are
extraordinarily skillful to resort to very
troublesome methods to conceal their mis-
deeds. On this account they are to be reck-
oned useful, and may be maintained rs q
safeguard-not, indeed, perfect, but good as
tar as it goes.
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NEW DISCOVERIES m ALASKA
Glave's Little Exploring Party Returns
From . Successful Quest.

Glave's Little Exploring Party Returns
From . Successful Quest.
VICTORIA, B. c., Nov. ga j. Glave,
formerly of Greely's exploring expedition,
who has been in Alaska for the past seven
years, arrived last evening from trip on
which he tried to reach the head waters Of
the Alaska river. He located the source
about II miles northeast of Mt. st. Elias.
He brought back four horses in perfect con-
dition, although previously nothing but
men on foot have been in the country
traversed. He explored and took photo
graphic views of the whole country lying
between North Yukon and the base of the
St. Elias Alps, finding it more suitable for
traffic than was imagined before.
Glave proceeds direct to Washington to
ask the United States Government for an
appropriation to enable him to open up the
trails next season. Hisparty was composed
of himself and friend named Dalton, being
the smallest party that evertraversed the
region. They discovered an enormously rich
copper mine
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D1TTsBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD

DITTSBURG AND LAKE ERIE RAILROAD
L COMPANI-Schedulei in effect June IL 1891,
central time-P. L. Z. X. R.-Depart-For
Cleveland, $3.50, $500 1850 4:20 s9:b D. m.
For Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis, 4:3O a. m.
"1:50. '9:45 p. For Buffalo. 500 m 4cO. '9:45
D. For Salamanca. $500 q. M, 'l:5o, -9:f5 D. m.
For Youngstown and New Castle. 1890 $500. 9:55
b.. M, 1850 "4:2n -9:45 p. IN. For Beaver Falls
430. 700. $500, 9:55 u. m. = 80 $50 led 5:0
-9:45 p. m. For Charters 4:30 f5:0. 5:35, f6:5j,
700 7.35, s7:50. $500, S:4- -9:lO 9:5 M, l210,
Tl2:45 I:30 :5 33O As, 1880, 4:, 5:20, $50.
r6:25. $500, r9:45, I0:30 p. III.
ARRIVE-From Cleveland. $40 a. M. 1890.
$40 7:50p. m. From Cincinnati. Chicago and
St Louis -S:40 am, -12:3O '7:50 p. IN. From
Buffalo, s6:40 a. m. 1880. 1905 p. M. From Sala-
manca -10:OO a. m.. 1850 p. m. From Youngs-
town and New Castle. s6:40 5000 4. m, '1e:5O,
$40 $50 1910, p. From Beave. Falls. SGD.
$40 7:2O 1000 'l2:o 1:2O $40, 7:50 1905
P G. SY. trains for Mansfield, 7:35 a. M, 12:1o,
4.35 D. m. For Esplen and Beechmont 7:35 a. m,
P.ipC.&Y Y. trains from Mansfield, 7:o5. 11:5s a.
m 4:25 D. IN. From Beechmont. 7:Co. 1l:59 a. m.
p Nick & Y. r. R.-Depart-For New Haven,
Ts:20, 1910 a. m, 800 p. m. For West Newton,
1920 1910 a. M. 300, 5:25 p. m.
ARRIvE-From New Haven. -s:0O a. m, 500
D. m From West Newton, 6:l5, 300 a. n.. $50
p m. ,-,,-,., ,ru.L., a..
and Belle Vernon s6:45, IL :05 a. m, 400 p m.
From Belle Vernon. Monongahela City, Elizabeth
and WcKeesport IS: 20 s7:40 a. m. l20. 4:05 D. m,
sDaily -5uudays only
CITY ticket Office, so Snithfield street.
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WEST PENNSYLVANIA DIVISION
A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILRoAD-oN

A LLEGHENY VALLEY RAILROAD-ON
n and after Sunday. June s. 1891. trains will
leave and arrive at Union station. Pttsburg east
ern standard time: Buffalo express leaves at $40
.. S:I5 p. m (arriving at Buffalo at 5:45 p. m.
and I'D }: arrives at 10 m. 6:25 D. M oil
City and Dubois express-Leaves s:2oa. m. iiso p,
n: arrives loo. 6:25, 1000 p m. East Brady
Leaves at 6:55 q. m. Kittanning-Leaves 9:05 a.
2:55 $50 p. arrives 8:55 11:00 M, $3.50 p
N. Braeburn-Leaves 4:55. Sis p. m. arrives sos
q. m, $40 p. m. Valley Camp-Leaves 1918 u. NJ.
12:0S. a. 1I:90 m. arrives $40 a. m. l2:3o 2:l5
~ p. ~. Hulton-Leaves 500. $3.50 p H.. arrives
f:35. 11:c0 p. m. Forty-third street-Arriyes S:3j
$50 p. Ia. SUNDAY trains Buffalo express Leaves
$50 a m, s:4s n. m. arrives 7:10 a M, SIS p. m.
Emiei1ton-Lcavcs sos a. m. . arrives gals p m.
kfttanning-Leaves 12:4o p. m- arrives l0:!5 p. IN.
Braebuii-Leaves $3.50 p. m; arrives I:lo p m
Pullman p1rlor buffet car day trains anu PAIL
man sleeping car night trains between Pittsburg
md Buffalo. Ticket offices; No 10 FIN Flfth avenue
Superintendent. JAMES r. ANDERSON, Gem
eral Ticket Agent.
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on CITY, Nov. National Transit certif-
Gates opened at 5715c; highest. 571Sc: lowest,
ances, 364, 900 bbls.
BRADFORD, Nov. 7.-National Transit certifi-
Gates opened at 573sc; closed at 571sc: highest,
New YORK, Nov. 7-Petroleum opened
steady, declined 1Lc on Western selling,
then rallied 24c ano closed steady; Pennsyl-
vania oil opening 575sc; highest, 575sc; low
est, 565sc: closing, 56Tc. December option
opening 575zc; highest, 5754c: lowest, 565Sc;
closing, 573sc. Lima oil, no sales; total sales,
IS 600 barrels.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 7.-Petroleum easy: S. W.,
1l00 SIC; 40 gasoline &c; $50 gasoline, loc: $50
naphtha, SIC.
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New JERSEYS Worlds, Fair Exhibit.

CHICAGO, Nov. S.-Governor Leon Alb
bett, of New Jersey, together with several
members of the New Jersey State Board of
Worlds Fair Commissioners, are in the
city to select site for the New Jersey
State building. Governor Albeit said to-
day that his State intends making a most
elaborate exhibit and wants all the space
that can be obtained. The building is to
be constructed entirely of New Jersey
products, the wood and stone to be brought
from the State.
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No More Arbitrary Executions Allowed.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 8-President
Diaz has given orders to commanders of
troops on the Northern frontier that no
more persons be shot or punished without
previous trial by. competent authority.
published in the United States of arbitrary
executions, which, as a rule, are exaggera-
tions put in circulation by the bandit or
smuggling residents there, headed by es-
capped felons like Garcia and Sandoval, who
give out false revolutionary news.
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A Mexican Attack Upon Blaine.

CITY OF MEXICO, NOVEL, Tempo is
editorially calling on the Government to
cancel the concession made to Americans
to establish fishing station at Alocranes
island, as it alleges this is plan of Secre-
tary Blaine's to obtain possession of the
island as a cosling station. El Tempo is
very anti-American and views the United
States as an enemy OF Catholicism.
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SATURDAYS Oil Markets,

1t was five-day week. The market was
weak and painly active throughout. The
bearish influences were the Mcdonald field
and selling by Oil City. The close was
nearly cents below the opening. This re-
presents the loss for the week. Clearances
were l9S, 600 barrels. The range of fluetua-
tions is given in the following table:
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CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 8.-President
Diaz has declared forfeited concessions for
the expectation of sulphur in the central
part of Lower California, granted to Luis
Heller. The 200 guarantee deposit be-
comes part of the public fund.
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DITTSBURG AND CASTLE SHANNON r. R.
L Summer Time Table. On and after June =
1891 until further notice trains will run as fol-
lows on every day. except sunday. Eastern
standard time: Leaving Pittsburg-6:35 m, 7:I5
M 500 i IN gS5 IN, IL 30 M, LAS p m, 3:35 D m
t:lO d M 5:55 p IN. 6:3R p IN, 9:3O III, 1l:3D IN.
Arlin gtoa-5:4O IN, G:20 IN. 7:l0 III, 500 a m
l0:2 u IN :Og m, 40 m, 4:20 IN 500 IN, $50
d m :I5 n ~. lU:}D pm. SUNDAY trains. leaving
Pitisburg- a III. l2:55 m. 2:35 m, $40 D m,
20 M. Arlington-9:l0 m, 12:l0 p m, 1:50 D m,
$50 m, $3.50 N. v. A. ROGERS. Supt
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FREE TRAINS TOMORROW

To and From the New Town of Blaine.
Get tickets, maps, price lists of lots and
full particulars at 129 Fourth ave.
The BLAINE LAND IMPROVEMENT Co.
MTuwThFSu
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Who Can Make 81 Easier

Than by going up few steps and get 10
finest cabinet photos for 81, equal to any in
Pennsylvania, at Aafrecht's new gallery,
a Fifth avenue Go there.
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Tho Farmers Deposit National Bank

Invite the public to call and examine their
new safe deposit vaults. Information con-
cerning the renting of boxes and deposit of
valuables cheerfully given. MwF
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READ our "ad' about seals to-day.
Jos. HORNE s. Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores
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FTTs-An fits stopped free by DIR. Klne.s Great
Nerve Restorer. No fits after first days use. Mar
yelous Treatise and 81 co trial bottle free
Fit cases. DIR. Kline 931 Arch St., Phila., Pa.
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b. & b.

New cheviot suitings, high class styles;
six yards make a gown, 81 80 a yard.
BoGGS g. BUHL
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DIR. KOCH WRITES FROM LEIPZIG:

ga cough for which 1 tried many
other medicines, which had not the
slightest effect, soon became better,
and has now entirely disappeared by
the use of the Soden Mineral Pas
TILES"
Beware of limitations. The "gen-
uine" must have the signature of
sEisner & Mendelson Co.," Sole
Agents, New York, around each box.