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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

The freaks of the lightning In Friday
afternoons thunder shower were not oil
reported Friday night. Mr.. Ed. Packard,
who lives on the Sidney road near Frank
Randalrs barn that was struck was sitting
in his house near the stove in the room
when the fash came. The chimney of his
house was struck, the lightning passing
down the chimney and into the stove com
ing out through the isingass front which il
completely shattered. The fluid then passed
down into the eistern knocking a hole
through it. Mr.. Packard was naturally
surprised bat was anhurt. The lightning
struck some trees in front Of VIM. Sam
ders' buildings on the same road and shat
tered them badly. The insurance on Ran
tools, all OF which were burned, was only
$50.
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Although ii is almost six weeks before
the Maine State Fair opens at Lewiston,
we found DR.. TwitcheII, the secretary,
busy sending ont entry blanks in answer
to calls from all portions Of the State. lie
says that every Indication points to very
successful exhibition. A large number Of
cottages are being erected 90 s.e grounds
for those who will go to remain through the
week. The increased purses offered for
t,otting promise to bring out the fast ones
in great numbers. Last var the doctor
INTRODUCED very satisfactory system OF
accounts, but this year he will open
ledger account with every man doing
business through his department lie has
prepared set Of books by which, when he
has finished, the treasurer can make the
payments Of all awards and the auditors
have before them. in condemned form, the
full accounts Of both officers. Evidently
the doctor believes In applying strict
business principles TO the affairs Of the
State Agricultural Society.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

BEEcHAA's PLLs will save doctors bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

are lust - swees and prest~ and can waitz
juss - we'll y ans of the dainty eottasefs-
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Card Of thanh ~ rsselntisss q ssspsse vnh
charged ct ~ rats q IN esats.
An sdvsetaslne an1oanesns1As = snesRso1nnsn1s
vhose eeisee b ~ saisiae d naasy vin y
cAAsfsd q the rate Of 1fssea cents = lins. -
Hessafsss advsrtiaAs nastsrA nsws issn wtll
b. excluded f,ca oar local eolsusnA sxsspa sasA
~ refsrs to saysstsssfs essspyias pass b 81
aavestialns co,anns. and viii - rsn aaAas Q
sspasats AsaA - ~ leeal pagss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25
A hot Saturday.

y Hut SNtufuAy.
The Augustus play at South Gardiner
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

LNOR SALE--A handsome pony, weight 800
II pounds, either with or without carriage and
harness; seven years old, splendid roadster. In-
quire of Geo. A. Bryant, Augusta. Me. jly2ldlw'
IGOR sALE.-Expiisite designs in tortoise
II shell back and side combs, plain and fancy
hair pins at the T.. Rowse jeweey store Augusta.
july2ldlw'
ISOK SALE.-A valun6le parent, WINCH will
L serve rs II foundation for permanent and
| extensive business. Rare chance for pushing
man with medium capital Address ca1l on O.
L. HOWE. Gage street, Augusta Me.
Julld&wimo
LNOR sALE-A Basket Phaeton, (kimbail
II makel in good repair. Apply 10 Mrs. Judd,
Arsenal ST., or TO Lendall Tltcomb, Water St.
LyOR sALE-The cottage belonging to the
II estateof Hannah =. Pierce. Finely located
at Ocean Point, Booihbay Me. Apply to Frank
b. Smith. u Gannett St, Augusta, Me. jlyi4dlm
L,OR SALE At A BARGAIN-A first.
Il class road and speeding cart combined: also
a Surry. in good condition, with extra thlls and
double runners for winter use. {. $. BIcHBoRN.
juyl2dtf
L>OR SALE-HOUsE Within five minutes
Il walk of the Augusta post office. Inquire Of
u. $. Fogg, Augusta, or ]. II. kimball, Lewiston.
We. l.Iy.laM.
LyOR SALE-Lodging House; 10 rooms rent
Il $50 II month; now paying $50 a month. tx
eellent location; splendidly furnished. Good
location to make money. For further particulars
address box $40 Portland, Ne. june4dtf
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NOR SALE.-The Kamerett and Hawkeye
II Cameras-best cameras made for amateur
photography. Call and see samples OF WORK. OF
correspond with John W Dana, Agent, Gardiner.
Maine. iuneidtf
LSOR sALE-ss5o, $3.50. $500. Houses. Good
- bargains. part payments by instalments: a;
TyOR SALE-Several house lots In the vicinity
innriad,t TfE4MASJ ryyeIr
mug .-1-. ..9-.-., = = !. -.Sn
LNOR SALE-Choice building lots on East
- a, an af,;c" ~ r Titcomh Wnta, g. *
marl7dtf
n M, wCYr /,
>on 500 - OK nEN ia terms: me
j. ii. sturgis, Opera House Block. jnhe2litf
E0p GALE
A number of desirable residences In Augusta,
Me, varying IN prices from SIoO 20 0t,nOO;
also several ~ TO 10 acre places 70 the suburbs OF
Ne. A number. of farms in kennebec county
varying In price from $1,000 to $4,000. Houses
and tenenents to let. F.. W. WHIrEHousE, Al
-
V1OR sALE-Houses and building. lots. In
different parts of the city VIM r. LIsBY
= paw novi7dtf
TlOR sAIE-Oue second hand 10 bnrse MOVIE,
Tubular steam boiler will he sold ebeap
novt,,itf HAYNES DEWITT Icr Co.
-on..,U u. :, I,
tfVn sAHE-HV ~, -. IN u s paI.s U M
ALSO good farms IN .his ci,y ana eise"nere Apply
at the once OF =. ;. Fogg, Aiy at Law and
Dealer IN keai hstale. Ieoz9d1
- #
80. ,i--,., -. - .--- >.
-, 80, ,,tsn ,:as,d iocs,iaa ~ far mail
july2Ji3fs
VNOR RCyT-A tenement of four rooms. liz
80 iniytod,ws
~ ~.
r1V0 t,rr = 'ntfaoe AZ ocean point for remain
dor az se,so,,-T.rms n ~ ner day N
TayIer' Ocean Point. iulylsaiws
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O3T-Iuesdsy eseaing on Green o. sewsn
Il sss.. lsdles' large shed pin Finder viii
shefburpe,x. water street. Augusta. jyxaksts
- -
II 0oT-BesSees Losdoa Hill and Gardiner,
vii BE- suitably rew.rded By leaving Al JarRSAl
s'naes % WIN So1n - |" s~ks, Loadon I'LL
Jais
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U a NrrrED
10000. ~ r~..>-s.s1
XAtf I'LL VbH liz sa;J 49, n.s.,
OO y ~ SvsSUyD - 80 p.asss.
,sr~ 49, - r,ixasItsfs
Nv W. --Ite-, oenesa, = -. -.-.-.
long IL and ss . S 9s;ssas a& ~ -
Merit sls.rxor.n. ti,,,.i.;.-, Wa.,syn Aysaas
aa.,.., ~. M ny sNA~-'' .s,trssa,s
- - !--f
WANIED.-At once. table and chamber
w girl at the Arlington House inisSdsf
WANTEO-A capable girl for general
20 Crosby street iaiy2sti~'
NJ ED-Fermansnt man in Angusta anu
" oi.r outside $50 nrsi year ESeriient op,
Credentials ,.Mosgls," car. JouHNAi
ialyesdet'
wv WTE1. -. :. -, -. -, -
w rald 49,. ~, ,oa,1,' t h m. hrssi
pa.,ry. etc. for family "a at JoHysoS,s Res
sauraut, STATE q. ~ h.lysldlm
"~-E:.---- -,
~ 49, !. =. - opl,o,i Wy - o ~ M n
" soans iaas 70 learn 10 sci type al me nan
-. o,,N., 20 " aIel 81. Iais -oa.~
vvavrru c.,..- c1os .,.,,,.,,
w can ard amn,,isasnt IN, ,hs .s..au A.
piy to A. G. smell Foreman. Luther Stephenson.
-
d. Vs. fogus, Me- jalyiisilw
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"ANTED-A limited number of boarder-
W can be accommodated Ut Rowe Lodge,
Paint. Adsrsss = Whi,,an 0..ssn paint
iuiyl,siIx-
-.
THP M0ke1 A. OCEAN foint Is open
IL ns6eUVNeI TOT .he seaxUh , nue.
- pn.il '1 M VI =. anu 'iis; =. ~,
"a go. 1' "a ", fasat rooms anu eN.etisht taDie
ooaru lor aIi tlff patrons. Ihy ieaa~lW
"yANTEn- ~. ,.o,.I. ~ tno,, ,h., = an,
w ssi,ina ~, nv snJS ,Iitin.r~ AMI r.ncv
Goods at cost AT ida afrr street Augusta
jalyisdiw. Mss. 5. W. TiRsErrs.
M ANTED-AH to know that they can get
w the best Of meals and lodging. u, a. 7.
DAY s. over Domestic bakery Meals ut all hours.
~-.,,---. - - - ,---------,-
NJ ~ hDIA eal,aoie eiri 10 TO housewofk.
~. ~ WASHING MRS y. ~ f,Lish, ~
..o.ot -: July i.sl.M.
VXYANTED.-Three good statesmen to go on
w the road Immediately. Apply TO D. r.
HOWE & Ca, Augusta Me- julyldtf
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M ANTED-lmf a frst class shoe
w maker. Steady employment and good
wages to steady man. No other need apply. APP
ply IN person to f. III. Atkins. ~ Water Street.
Gardiner, Maine July ldtf
VVYANTEn- Nj. E..ni. Wsnsh can .ccom
w moda,e a faw nora ras,,iar and transient
-.
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NOTICE.

Sahscxihess Whe fhil y receive ~
Jsaraal promptly win ceaies . aver b
nstilStng Ne e0ce innse1iatelJ.
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seventy volumes Of new books have just
been added 10 the presque Isle public IL
hrary.
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE--A handsome pony, weight 800
II pounds, either with or without carriage and
harness; seven years old, splendid roadster In-
quire of Geo. A. Bryant, Augusta. Me. jly23dlw'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

ENOR Exquisite designs in tortoise
Il shell back and side combs, plain and fancy
hair pins at the +. Rowse jeweley store, Augusta.
july2ldlwt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-07-25

There Is no need Of Maine girls getting left.
surely: but il is only lately that q Bar Har-
ber correspondent Of ene Of the city papers
- discovered that some of the native girls
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

mittee who had the matter in charge
were hardly able to report. but that ne
gotiations for increasing the milling ia
%cilities here were well along. Paris Glib
son said too much praise could not be
given the managers of the present mill
who labOred under difficulties of which
few outsiders were aware. They de
served encouragement and some effort
should be made to erect a suitable ele-
vator here. A petition from the chamber
of commerce Of Tacoma asking the board
of trade to- pass suitable resolutions
in favor Of the Nicarauga canal was read
and referred to the executive committee.
Suggestions relating to the land Office
were made by Mes re-. Rolfc, Gibson.
Bookwalter. Meyers, and others which
were closely listened to by all present.
The executive committee were in
structed to take the matter in hand and
give it prompt attention. Tho committee
were also instructed to confer with the
COMMITTEES on arrangements for the
knights Tcmplar excursion relative 10
making "A good showing at Denver.
Tn" following were made memh"rs OF
the board q. trade: " T.. Hainrs. T. W
Brosnan. ". VI. C'nnor, W. b. Coomhe,
>. \. Dick"y, and otto Schnrnfeldt.
The board then adjourned. After adj
journmcnt there Was some talk about
passing suitable resolutions on the Rus
sian famine. which will be don" at Che
next meeting.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
RIVAL BALI =.
Stih.rt Social Circles Tom up over the
Affair.

- ''"' F'''' ''' ~ wv NV
fair.
NeihHrt social circles were severely ag-
itated Monday night by two rival leap
year balls which engendcrcd consider
able i'll feeling. Arrangements for a
grand bah in the Miners Union hall
Monday. TO he followed by a supper at
the Frisco hotel had been perfected and
every N WIS preparing to have a good
time. when it leaked out that certain
people had not been invited. This ere
atcd a mild storm Of Indignation and a
rush was made to get up a rival ball at
the Park hotel that would totally eclipse
the other.
Dynamite was fired oil in front OF the
Park and more or less colorcd lights
burned. This was kept up a good part
Of the night. SO great was the enthusiasm
Of the ahhercnts of the opposition ball.
Though hastily prepared it was a suc-
cess and the dogs Of VA were quietly
led away. 1t is said the matter has
caused considerable friction in tn" so
cial world Of Neihart.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
BJi|NG BELT COAL LANDS,
Very Large Investments of the Ana
c0nda Company in This
Section.
One Thousand Acres of Coal
Lands Are Secured by the
Company.

Last Friday Mr.. James Shields pur-
chased from r. Il. Clingan IA coal claim
just below and adjoining the little ham
let of Belt upon which claim consider
able work in tha way Of prospecting had
been done by Mr.. Shields brother. Five
or six ears of coal wcra sent TO Anaconda
20 bc tested and with what result is
probably best shown by the purchases
that have followed. In addition to the
acres adjoining have been located by
Mr.. Shields and yesterday he secured
10y purchase the John +. Murphy ranch.
once the property Of the late James A..
fore. This is a well improved and an
excellent ranch and it adjoins the coal
lands that have been secured by Mr..
Shields. The instrument rams well up
in the thousands of dollars.
Mr.. james Shields is Il brotherin-law
of Mr.. Marcus Daily, and has been for
some time directly OF indirectly connect
ed with the Anaconda company. 1t is
moi likely that. personally, he needs any
coal lands on Belt creek in his business.
The Anaconda company is IA large con.
sumner Of coal. II is n ( necessary to
draw the natural inference or pad out
this interesting piece Of information. 1t
speaks for itself. The naked details are
sufficient. But it is certain that it means
much for Great Falls.
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Poison in the Kitchen.

No article entering so generally into the food of every
household is so generally and vilainously adultered as bak-
ing powder. These adulterated powders are showed upon
the public with the greatest pcrsistency.
Throbbing advertisements in newspapers claiming this
brand or that is absolutely pure, backed by analyses and GER
tifcates, and vet they are adulterated with ammonia or alum.
1t is to be hoped the law will take hold OF these merclless
manufacturers and punish them Tor destroying the stomachs
of the unsuspecting consumer.
Amid all this fraud and deceit DIR. Prices Cream Bak-
ing Powder stands almost alone battling for pure food ana
continues to furnish a pure cream of tartar powder at almost
the a N cost to the people as the ammonia and alum pow
ders are sold at, vet it costs much more to manufacture.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder is of the highest
strength. 1t produces the largest amount of leavening power
attainable in a pure baking powder. 1t is free from ammo
MIA or any other adulteration. No powder does such WORK.
Housewives who have tested all use DR.. Prices only.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
VIII. FALL ~ iISi.
t~Gp'hurG Ready to jain in the war
Against the Chinese.

n Against the Chinese.
PhiLIpsBURG, Special to the Stand
q: Quite a number Of the citizens o.
4ilipsburg have for some timo past
Pm contemplating joining the general
gcott against the Chinese. just at
esent there are five Chinese restaurants
inning and Chinese cooks find ready
pployment at 4 majority of hotels. but
as la%undrymen the heather is really
plspensible in Ph%ilipsburg, and nearly
fry person would prefer having their
pndry work done by white women orthe
pam laundry, but there are no white
pmen here willing to do the work and
4 steam laundry has, by a persistent
etem Of loosing clothes, high charges
ld poor work, managed to run under
|e management about two weeks, FOL
Red by a shutdown. There is one
pndry here under white management
it is said to be making money. What
plllpsburg needs is some white women
Hing and able to work for their living,
q when they come the Chinese ques
Pn, so far as Philipsburg is concerned,
VI be settled. and until they do come
Pople will be forced to employ Chinese.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Messrs. Chamberlain Bros. wish to
announce to the travelling public that
they have resumed active management
of the Arlington hotel al Arlington
and will he pleased f. ste al old friends.
Ample accommodations offered for trav-
cling men. G20-tt.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
WEEKLY TRIBUNE
OF THE FALLS.


vrpNEsDAY's DAILY.
Gll,o of Belt we're granted their
%hit,i,snship papers yesterday by
eiInnnton, Both are natives of
Il. M 1924 for Coyle of this
~ s,r lois | and 3, section Z. town
Cnnrth. range 5 east. comprising
nnrcs. has been received at the
a land Office
nsv firm of Fcatherly e. Early
,rilv oppn a shoe store on Central
noyt tn Finney& B~yersdorf. They
~ carry IA fine line of footwear
ready for business in about three
o, fine gentlemen who have re-
Inruocd in business in this city
|, mrntinncd Mr.. }. b. Bradley.
p,odlry, who has associated himself
IUr Driver in the drug business,
thiohlv recommended by the Meyer
fnrnp TO-. ST. Louis. as u painstak
loii,hle druggist. The new firm
out with most encouraging pros
lar Press, Feb. u: The mail from
Jno here ON Saturday. did
s,ro until SUNDAY afternoon. This
med nv fine Lewistown carrier
",, from that Mace in a sleigh:
,ra Going thirty miles he ran ont
or,a,u wae ohliocd to 90 hack sew.
"nan artnr , buUrv Consequently
nat arrive at Stcrlr until Satur-
,,ornnon and the driver on tins end
anto was oLI;ged ia wait for him
~
|Ncy City lodge No A. J. ~ ~; r.
lnd Coniee VIII give Erahd oail III
n,,,,s birthday Feb. % The
Etion committee, consisting 0' ray
Mel lieifing; D. r. NlehnehhaI!
/. NJ. Williams, have ifs'ro a hcat
card containing inc list u 'ilc
rent committees. the prlce" i t,cEr's
~ WIS w.
lodge it should be gTahu
|,o, prces. Feb. -: On Saturday
Mike Egan of Big Sandy was
|ght before Justice Powers court 10
Der TO a charge OF assam, Wi'h d
ly weapon WIN 'n'eht 10 u" rr'uly
The complaining WITNESS l. j.
he, alleges that IN a 4uarrei Wt'icI'
place at a ranch near hi% Iah"y' on
Thursday, Mike whacKc" mn over
bead with a revolver greatly annoy,
bim for a Few moments FOR 'nl'
pus breach OF c'iGue'tr Miici'ael was
fed up and waived a nearing. us
will be brought up at 'he co1'llI
! of court, ana m inc meantime NE Is
under sNO ball
ruupsD,y',, DAILY.
illus Horst iost bruno; MS ililT
bon, Wednesday night ne amman
been ailing some tlme an" lh' 'ct,
bry Thought It's dea'm was t'c result
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Advices from Alaska concerning the
tie of Morris Orion and a party OF I'D
iners alleged to have been killed by
pulans or lost by trying to cross the
orniy waters Of the sound to lukitka
at searching parties hunted gin weeks
T the missing miners without success
pa all hope of recovering their bodies
Us been abandoned. Orton's party left
Pltynta bay for Juneau in November.
Put we're never heard from again. Git
Eens of Sitka organized and besought
ne commander OF the warship Pinto to
p to their rescue, it being thought that
ne men were lost in the woods and in
|anger Of starvation. Maynard refused
p 60. He said his ship was
ny and the trip would only endangtr
us crew. He considered the missing be
'ond human aid. Searching parties
ave been organized and Il sailing yes
el sent in search for the lost miners.
'ut no traces Of them we're found. Re
'ent acts of the Indians OF the neighbor-
lood confirm the fears that the men
'ere killed and robbed by the Indians
ND their bodies thrown into the sea.
|lock.
insure your household goods with Pm
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Talk about being charmed by good
Photos and artistic work in general. d
visit to LrMunyOn's Studio will com
pletrly paralyzc vCu.d9-tf
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Chs"Apf. Jan. 30. There WAS left with
me ID water spaniel, aged about > years.
The owner car get the dog by paying
charges and furnishing proof Of owner
shin. T.. Il. DCHHAM.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Shoes, mems Shoes al cort to clcar
out. They must 20. Everything goes
at Conrad's removal sale.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Account uf the Marriage Of VIM. Frary
am, Miss sharpe 1T % .hknrh.

Account Of the Marriage of VIM. Frary
aud Miss sharpe 1T .hknrh
The rcsidCnc" of john kinslry. ~
Franklin avenue, was the scene Of a very
pretty wedding Wednesday evening, says
the Oshkosh Daily Northwestern Of Feb.
Is, the occasion beng the marriage of
Miss Florence Alice Sharpe, youngest
daughter Of Capt. William Sharpe, to
William S. i'rary Of Great Falls, Mont.
A large number OF invitations bad been
issued TO friends here and TO the friends
and relatives of the families abroad. The
house WIS especially and hastily deco
rated for the occasion. choice flowers and
foliage plants being conspicuous. while
the arch Of the bay window in the rear
parlur was f%cstOon"d with ropes Of ever
green, from the center gathering Of
which was suspended IL large foral bell
Of hyaciuths and smilaX and calld lilies.
Trailing smiiaX uniquely adorned
odd corners and castings. The
ceremony took place at about
/ eight o'clock, and was performed by the
Rev. }. w. Greenwood. rector Of Trinity
Episcopal church. in the presence Of ID
large company of friends and relatives.
TO the strains OF Mcndelssohn's wedding
march by the orchestra stationed in IN
upper room, the bridal party descended,
being preceded by iid Cole and VIII Hill
serving as ushcrs. Following the ushers
cam" the groom, who took his station in
front OF the officiating clergyman. The
BRIDE followed leaning on the arm Of her
father. The ring service WAS followed in
the ceremony, according to the rites Of
Episcopal church. the bride being given
away by her father,
The bride was charmingly attircd IN a
gown of crepe du chine entraine; cor
sage, low with ostrich trimmings: skirt,
draped and topped with ostrich tips,
She wore brides roses in her hair and
carried a bouquet Of the anne flowers in
her hand.
After the ceremony the usual happy
congratulations followed. Later Il very
elegant wedding supper was served. The
center table in the dining room was dec
GRATED with white carnations and Il pro-
fusion of smilaX, while at diagonal cor
ners stood the grOon's and brides cakes.
crcled with bands Of white ribbon.
Inc presents IN Il size room were very
numerous and handsome. y number of
presents are also awaiting the newly
welded pair at their future home in
Great Fails. The groom's present tothe
bride WIS AL elegant pin Of diamonds
and sapphircs.
during the evening the following tcle-
grams were received from friends in
Great Falls:
GREAr FAILS. Mont. Feb. 10. Trust
you are having great lines with the
Oshkosh boys. Congratulations, and
may your pathway be strcwn with roses
ia the wish of the Great Falls boys.
lSignedl COMMITTEE.
GREAT FALLS. Feb, 10 Accept con
gratulations. Hope all your troubles
will be little ones.
MAC. DORM. CART, and Ed,
The happy couple took the midnight
train for Chicago, and after visiting in
that city. 81. Paul. Salt Lake City. and
other places will lac at home in Great
Pals after April |.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

EmbrOideriea at cost al our removal
sale. Joe Conrad.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Complete hoe Of Blank Books. Sta
t~ionery. Periodicals. Musical instru
mrntp al Burgy's book store.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Blankets and Comfortahles al cost
Joe Conrad.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

No reserve. everything goes attonrad'
removal sale.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20

Call and SEE the decorated Chamber
sets for "a at the Bee Hive Store.
The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894, 1892-02-20
BUSINESS
Insure with ChOwen & Wilcox.

Insure with ChOwen 4 Wilcox.
Buy your window glass from j. j..
Richardson. Fourth venue south.
Rooms to rent. Apply to j. j. Rich
ard.Ou, Fourth avenue south.
Nobody can afford to do business with
out insurance. Insure with Phil Gibson.
II You desire 10 purchase a handsome
bit Of scenic photography call at &. f.
LcMunyon's new gallery, No. II Park
Drive south.
Chowen a Wilcox represent some Of
the strongest fire insurance companies
in the United States. II you wish fire
insurance on city property or on ranch
dwellings address them.
LeMunyon puts a protector on his
photos TO preserve the high finish which
he gives them. Come and see them. they
are just the thing for cabiIets.d9t
Time is money. We believe IN quick
sales and small profits. Joe Conrad,
This sale will be only for a. few DAYS,
while We are moving. Joe Conrad.