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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
said HE VAS MR.. SOMMER.
This Last offence Resulted IN the Arrest OF
Hermann I.angsdorf

John T.. Sommer. button hook manufac-
turer Of Newark. has been trying for more than
two months to effect the arrest OF Herman
Langsdorf. u salesman formerly In his employ.
and yestcrdayhe managed to lure him to the
Aston House and into tho hands OF Detective
Roache Of Brooklyn. who had warrant for
Langsdorfs arrest on charge OF forgery. Ho
was taken to Wllliamsburgh and locked up.
Langsdorf L. 30 years old and unmarried. He
has two brothers in business In this city.
In November Mr.. Sommer learned that his
agent was dissipatlng In st Louis and he sent
him peremptory discharge together with
money enough for his return to New York.
Instead OF coming directly home. Mr.. Sommer
says. Lnngsdorf called upon various custom
ers In Western cities and either collected bills
or borrowed small sums OF money. He
i i sEis ety.. ana fSs SEA entire c. ss%
amount TO 5000; with probabiy. e number
did Mr.. Sommor feel that he could hold Langs-
dorf. but when he learned that tho young man
had collected bill from Mr.. Allgelr. q VIII
lamsburgh shoe dealer. hs made inquiries,
and learned that !.angsdorf had represented
himself MS John l.. S0mmer. and had taken
and endorsed a check for S14.25 il that name.
One VI Mr.. Algeirs employees took Langsdorf
to the store Of u neighbor. who cashed the
check on the clerks decentralization ofLahgsdoff
aS BONNER,
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COPY OF RECEIPTy

NEW YORK, JAN. 10, 1sS1.
THEREBY ACKNOWLED0ETO HAVE
RECEIVED FROM THE NEW YORK
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY POLL.
CIES NOS. A86,5 AND A80.o0l, ISSUED
ON MY LIFE TO THE AMOUNT OF
$4,000 ON WHICH NO PRENIUM0
HAVE BEEN PAID. AND THE SANE
ARE LEFT WITH ME- FOR THE SOLE
PURPOSE OF EXAMINATION. 1T Is
UNDERSTOOD THAT THERE Is NO
LIABILITY IN REGARD TO THE IN.
SURANCE OR OTHERWISE NJ TINE
PANY UNTIL TIE AMOUNT OF 1850
HAS BEEN PAID BY NE no SAID
COMPANY. AND 1T Is FURTHER
AGREED THAT SUCH PAYMENT HAS
TO BE MADE ON or BEFORE THE DlST
TO THE COMPANY.
(sIGNED ROBERT r. THOMPSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Three Years for Wilson h, OIcott,

Twenty-one-year- Wilson H. Olcott. the
society reporter who recently pleaded guilty
to bigamy in Brooklyn. has been sentenced to
three years imprisonment In the penitentary
by Judge Moore OF the Court OF Sessions. In
June. 1888. Olcott ran Off with and married
Miss Rosetta NJ a; Partridge. and in ,Noyem:
married Miss Laura Thorn. tho daughter OF
Lawyer Walter Thorn: lie had told Mr.. Thorn
that no was single. He was arrested for big
his second wife. His real namo. It Is said. is
William Brady, but his fathers identity was
Moore refused to commit him to tho Emira
RafOrmntOrv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
NEW YORK. IAN

NEW YORK, JAN. -, 1893.
TO THE NEW YORK LIFE INsURs
ANCE COMPANY.
GENTLEMEN REFERRING TO POLL.
CIEs 43o.s7l AND 4oe.Os4 FOR 0S0.ooe
EACH, ISSUED BY YOUR COMPANY
ON MY LIFE, AND TO THE ARTICLE
IN THE NEW YORK TINES OF THIS
MORNING WHICH REFERS TO THE
FER YOU THE FOLLOWING EXPLAIN.
ALTON OF MY POSITION IN THIS
MATTER,
DURING THE EARLY PART OF
THIS MONTH I WAS APPROACHED
ny \ PARTY WHOA HAD KNOWN
CASUAL LILY FOR A LITTLE OVER A
MONTH AS GENERAL BROKER.
WHO STATED TO Me THAT HE
ON MY LIFE If 1 WOULD MAKE AN
APPLICATION, AND BE EXAMINED
FOR SAME. AND THAT 1T WOULD
NOT COST ME- ANYTHING. But ON
RECEIVE $50 FOR MY DOING 40.
HE STATED IN REGARD TO THE
$50 THAT TT WAS CONTRARY TO THE
LAW TO GIVE INSURANCE AND A
M0NUs IN THAT WAY. hut THAT
ME WOULD MAKE 1T A PERSONAL
MATTER. A FEW DAYS Aztec, HE
BROUGHT ME- AN APPLICATION OF
THE NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY. WHICH NE FILLED OUT
IN HIS HANDWRITING. AND WHICH
] SIGNED AFTER CAREFULLY READ.
ING FL. I WAS SUSPICIOUS ABOUT
THE MATTER AT THE TIME, BUT
COULD SEE No REASON WHY
SHOULD NOT ACCEPT SUCH AN OF.
FER.
SINCE MAKING THE APPLICATION
THE PATTY WHO MADE THE OFFER
HAS NOT SEEN ME- IN REFERENCE
TO THE SAME. ANDl NOW sURREN.
DER THE POLICIES.
As FA u AZ YOUR COMPANY H CON.
CERNED THE Policies WERE ME8E-
I.Y LEFT IN MY POSS ESSyON, As
SHOWN BY THE RECEIPT Z GAVE
THE COMPANY, SUBJECT I'D THE
PAYMENT OF THE PREMIUM IN
FULL. BY ME, AND . HAVE I'D SAY
THAT, APPARENTLY, WE HAVE
BEEN GROSSLY IMPOSED UPON FOE
SOME REASON To ME UNKNOWN,
AND WILL GLADLY AID YOU IN
UNEA KTHlNG THE CONSPIRACY
THAT HAS BEEN AI"TEMPTED.
YOURS TRULY.
SIGNED ROBERT y. THOMPSON.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Sick So Long.

CIV. HODKINs. Postma' ter at Fast Ian Dine.
Me-. writes that Mrs. KEEL. S son. who had been
confined To bed fourteen months with an Alb
scess. has been cured sound and well by
Swit's Specific. The boy Is fourteen years
old. lives next door to me. and I know the
statement TO DO true
and should be given to every weak and de-
bilitatsd child. Send for our book % the
Blood and Skin.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
HOBBED HIS EMPLOYERS SAFE
Tho Career OF Young Tile Designer
Opened with = Theft.

Frank e. Collins OF 40 East Forty fifth
street. IN 1S-year- ol lad. was graduated four
months ago from the Tiffany glass works.
where no had served a two years apprentice
ship as n designer. Ho went directly to
Tratel Brothers. 400 Fifth avenue. for three
months trial. His work was satisfactory. and
last week the firm raised his salary and sub
mitted a proposition to him for u years
T'ratel Brothers were jewellers before. they
went into the manufacture Of tiles. and they
old stock. There were about 600 rings. worth
at Mr: Traitel,s valuation $40 dozen. nearly
MS.n 81 and spese few better
On Tuesday last Collins was leaning against
, .he safe taking to the bookkeepeT: Some
and when he returned Collins was gone. Thei
cash cast! IN the drawer was $ls short when the
dozon rings and pins on his desk. The scrub
woman had found them in the waste. paper
Mr.. Traitel went to his homo to look for him.
IBID whss hs
ated with bad woman. and that she feared he
lad to return the things. and Mr.. Tratel went
rs nat d hsa from %a fs Ss eps IN n: Hssss
Byrnes: Detectives Clark and Armstrong
found Collins at his homo and arrested him.
found In a bureau drawer. and the rest in the
possession Of John Murphy and Theodore
Albert T.. Harris Of 1913 West Twenty third
street. Murphy Goodson. and Harris nd
mtted having received rings and pins from
stolen. All four were held at Jefferson Market
yesterday for examination.
Inspector Byrn0s says that Collins was ar
rested in November for burglary. but Mr..
Traitel s2ysthat the Inspector must be mis-
takon Collins and his mother al so deny tho
charge. Mr.. Traitel docs not desire to prose-
cute tho charge.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
FORCED LOANS FROM BANKS
The Stock Exchange C0ntenplates . Clea
Ing House TO Avoid This Evil.

The Stock Exchange COatenplates . Clear.
Ing House to Avoid This Evil.
The Governing Committee OF the Stock Ex-
change has appointed committee of three. OF
which F. L. Eames Is Chairman. to report on
the advlsability OF establishing Clearing
House system such az has been in use In the
Consolidated Exchange since that Exchange
began to deal in stocks. In rapid times in the
last few years many weak members Of the
banks have complained that by various de-
vices these brokers hive secured large over
Qualifications These CONGRATULATIONS are
usually discovered after bank hours. and by
that time the bank President H. at the mercy
OF the broker. The bank President may de-
mand additional securities from the broker.
but the broker can do as he pleases. He can
turn in all sorts OF questionable collateral or
none at all.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Conspiracy IN the Kitchen,

Mary Williams. n cook. hor husband George.
Lizzie Powell. q maid. and Mrs. Richards. n
laundress were. arralgned In Jefferson Market
Court yesterday charged with having systcn-
aticaly robbed Mrs. Cora Stewart OF 243
West Seventihth street. All Of tho prisoners
gro colorcd. and all were employed IN Mrs.
Stewart was robbed Of 5000 diamond ring.
and several robborics have been committed IN
her house since Tho case was put in tthe
hands Of Inspector Byrnes. and on Thursday
might his men arrested all Of Mrs. Stewart =
servants Justice Grady held the prisoners for
ri
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30

NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
8AG AND GAS BROADWAY.
ASSETS u %, 100000.
OFFICE OF THE sUPERINTENDEN
OF THE METROPOLITAN DIS
TRICT. NEW YORK JAN. -, 1eo4.
WILLIAM II. BEERS. ESQ.
PEEsrDENr.
NY DEAR SIR THE FOLLOWING
ARE THE FACTS IN REGARD To MI.
ROBERT r. THOMPSON'S APPLICAs
TON FOR INSURANCE IN THIS CON,
PANY.
ME-. EDMOND r. SCHMIDT. WHOM 4
HAVE KNOWN Az A LIFE INSURANCE
BROKER FOR MANY YEARS. nut
WHO Is NOT IN THE EMPLOY OF THIS
COMPANY. CALLED AT MY OFFICE
FOR 100000 INSURANCE ON TINE
LIFE OF MIR. ROBERT r. THOMPSON
OF NO. SO BROADWAY. MIR. SCHMIDT
CLAIMED AT THE TIME THAT TINE
APPLICATION HAD BEEN BROUGHT
TO HIM ny ANOTHER BROKER
WHOSE NAME HE DID NOT MENTION.
AFTER THOROUGH INvEsTI0A.
TON ny THE COMPANY, TWO POLL.
AND ON THE 10TH OF JANUARY SAID
POLICIES WERE LEFT WITH MI.
THOMPSON BY MR. FRANK r MEN.
DEs OF MY OFFICE AND A RECEIPT
TAKEN FROM MIR. THOMPSON.
WHICH I HEREWITH HAND TO You.
FOLLOWING MY INSTRUCTIONS.
MIR. MENDES HAS REPEATEDLY
CALLED UPON MIR. THOMPSON
EITHER TO OBTAIN THE PREMIUM
OR THE RETURN OF THE POLICIES.
BUT MIR. THOMPSON FAILED To
MADE ANY SETTLEMENT ON THE
GROUND THAT THE POLICIES WERE
IN THE HANDS OF HIS LAWYER FOk
EXAMINATION.
VERY TRULY YOURS,
(SIGNED) H. A. APPELIU9.
SUP'T.
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rHE. sUN. SATURDAY,. yANUAKY 81. lS,y.

r. mean . Rs sn1f ou
Of Ia million dollars."
Mr.. Valentine didn't want to talk about how
a GOOD deal had been Invested IN loans. He
said. there might be VIII. but t there was no
make it public. He said the funeral would DO
held on Sunday afternoon.
Alexander win be buried In the family plot
OF Valentines have been buried before him.
ssrvices will be held IN St. Peters Episcopal
week. although he was out In the yard the day
before he died. It is also said that ne had
eaten nothing for three days before his death.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
He DEMANDED ABsOLUTIOM.
Said He Was Conscieacs Stricken mad Was
Seat Up ns u Warrant.

John Quirk went to the residence Of Arch
bishop Corrigan ut Madison avenue and Fiji
teth street on Tuesday and rang the bell sew
eral times until the door was opened by Father
Lavelle. to whom he snii: II want Archbishop
Gorrgan to give me absolution." He was told
went away. Tho following, evening Quirk
again. called. rang tho bell very Violently.
swersi: :" I've got TO see Archbishop Cor.
riRan. My Coincidence, H. troubling me.
anesa haYs so a%ay rhs and Se n
day night. when Quirk appeared again and
tried to force his way into the house. the
IayeIle would not make a complaint. but on
Quirk's confession that he had no home and
that he had done no work for nvs years no was
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Park Conm,.,,o.srs No, Consulted.

Park Commissioner Tappen writes to Mayor
Grant that tho bill grading the salaries OF Park
policemen has never been considered by the
Park Commissioners. He urges that the man
datory clause In the bill be stricken out He
also suggests that tho pension bill should pro-
vide for a contribution OF = per cent. OF the po-
licemens salaries toward tho Increase of the
fund, and that the age OF rctirement should be
Happens letter has been sent to tho Senate
Committee on Cities,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Called to Vt. Agnes's Church.

Tho Rev Edward A. Bradley is considering
call to become the assistant pastor In charge
Of tho chapel OF st. Agnes. in Ninety-sccond
street. This parish Is an olrshoot OF Trinity
Church. tho vestry OF which voted tho call ON
Tuesday at a special meeting. Mr.. Bradley 10
now tho rector OF st. Luke's Church In Brook.
woul receive $l000O.a year with the uso OF
handsome rectory and probably two assistant
clcrsynun TO tighten Ils labors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Brooklyn Kindergarten. Organize.

On Dec. I. 1891. the kndergartners OF
Brooklyn met at tho Froebel Academy to form
an association. and this association is now m
existing society lis object Is to promote n
mutual interest IN kindergarten work. in
on thu first Tuesday Of each mouth ut tho
Frocbci Academy. Tompkins square. brooklyn,
where Kindergarten subjects will DO discusscL
and typical lessons will be given in elementary
science teaching, color work. drawing, model
ling. physical culture. songs. games. gifts. and
OprilputlDus,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Fata, Pa,, from u Horse Car.

Edwin Dew. the proprietor OF the saloon at
Forty-frst street and broadway. who fell from
the front platform Of q Broadway car sr Broad
way and Forty seventh street on Monday
morning and fractured his right leg. died at
O'Clock yesterday morning at the. New York
day night and the operation proved too much
for him. Michael Welsh. tho driver OF the car.
was rearraigned at jefferson Market yester-
day morning and was com mitted TO await the
action Of the Coroner In s.. 600 bail.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
M. Livingston Keep. III. Children.

Judge Dugro OF the Superior Court has do
cided. in the case Of Mary W. Livingston for
an absolute divorce from William y. Living
should remain with tho husband, hut that tho
wife must bO permitted 10 SEQ them three
times u week without tho presence of any QUO
else
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT OF TRE
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
WIN. II. BEERS, PRESIDENT,
346 AND 34S BROADWAY.
NEW YORK, 2Sth January, 1892.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN f,

The following statement Of
the facts in regard to the in.
surance Of 500, 200 issued on
the life of Mr.. ROBERT P.
THOMPSON, which the New
York Times of this date says
the New York Life offered to
give him absolutely free for
ono year, and that I paid him
$50 to accept, and the accom-.
panying documents speak for
themselves.
The New York Life issues
no insurance on which the full
premium is not paid.
ls1GNED)
VIM. H. BEERS, President.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30

2sTu JANl'ARv. IsOs.

2sTu JSNUARY, 1909.
MIR. ROBERT y. THONF~OS,
NEW YORK CITY.
DEAR SIX, WE ACkNOWLEDGE Me-
CEIP'r Of SOlK SIArENEST TO-
DAY IN tO.NU TIOS WITH THE ~.
SUING OF POLICIES tJG.77i AND l30..
OOa FOX .5O. 600 EAtH on YOUR
LIFE. AMI Gan ONLY STATE THAT
WE ENtEEDJNGLf REGRET THAT
YOU HAVE BEEN IMPOSED lPON NY
SOME SGKUPCI.OlS PERSON. I'd
Us A. YET VNKNOwN. WHO REP
RESENTEn HIMSELF A. BEISG ABLE
10 OHTAIS TUE INSCEANCE fROM
THIS COMPANY On ANY TEENS
OTIuER THAN TIE FliL PAYMENT
OF THE PREMIUMS A. STATED IN
THE POLlClEs.
IOCkS TRULY.
SIGNED WILLIAM ~. BEE3o,
PRESIDENT,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
HE WAS AN ICEBO.1E.
All Went Well UatM He Fouad Himself
Near an Air Hole Too Lato to Tack.

Albert Van Wyck Of Huntington converted
himself into an iceboat the other day and
went lacking over the ice on Primes pond. to
the establishment OF a crowd Of spectators.
ropes fastened the tail end OF kite-shaped
sail to his feet. The top Of the sail he fastened
to his shoulders. He was able to control the
over the Ice like big sea gull.
At the height Of his fun he bore down on an
air hole unnwares and found It too late to
tack. He shot into the icy water with big
splash. but his friends fshed him out safo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
Freight Wreck Near Noun. Holly.

A freight train was wrecked OH the Burling-
ton branch Of the Pennsylvania Railroad near
Mount Holly yesterday afternoon. In conse-
quence Of u broken axle. Fifteen ears were
pretty thoroughly broken w. and the wrack
blocked travel for the rest vf the day. Tho
trainmen escaped unhur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30
To Relieve Starving Kuss,aas.

At the next meeting OF the Chamber OF Com
merce William N. Evsrts and Clarence A. ssw-
ard will urge the raising OF large fund for
100000 if possible,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30

between New York and san Franc,tco viii Leave \, "
YORK ny ftnns,iraniA Railroad :sD r. ~, Mvnday
frD. !. NUeAua fare. ado.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30

N..A t.
fTIGs the chair Of nervous diseases in the
sptsts sn' msn M9spitn! in and has
dr eeS had begun his Testimony womun
tSSs stspped and kissed Carlyle Harris aIsc-
IskSs sa bis aunt. and at Mr. Jeromes reauest
Sbc s soi ahTV tMhd to go on the stand at once
BENJAMIN. WI she Vas the daughter Of Dr.
Silasrye Harris had been member Of T tie iam.
dions in seEEH ,ss years. and he was always stu
port hai asked Mr. Jerome. means OF sup
n wI was given to him by his grand
mare mare "a WsStchester county and Mrs. Harris
b: WS ss h9 tom n at her M fsthsrs
70 Sim chair and Mr.. Jerome first question
s oSSn Is morphine poison by the 5 mptoms
from NOT o. with positIyeness. sir, To illustrate
hhs s bbhhalSsaelphia Hospital was informed by
By Hst n Sns Of fhs b pssnts nsa
pSIso srSa 70 be Identical With those Of opium
boisoninSS TIeu al the remedies for opium
eeras oSiciosed the fact that she had died Of
Mr. jerpreAy ana not poisoning ut ALL"
dsys after deu tsI wo y an autopsy flty-three
ddeath. "'u'u a'eFeseaieuthec cause
"a sb0w9ll would not" replied the physician, land
died H " have still believed that the woman
ofth. LIZ, aauwas certain that the examination
After Mn as made by DIR. Hamilton month 8
oiyaImns rottss death would reveal nothing
poisoSss ~ re know that persons might die u
Poison ,mn 10 traces be detected alter death
lter ~ might te generated within the body
Ono W., vsIn ueath which would make tho autopsy
boI,nnppra Rers9n was suffering from opium
'"e was 70 attempt 70 get the POISON out
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-01-30

coed as they are herh nIpn,, they don't pay
nIeasea Hadn't lie lie Just t' chose T t. live
alone. Just chose TO. It wasn't anybody's
is don 9es Ms
lived here all alone lust twenty-nine years.
wsTs tsn g ons
SorE. was the laekisst q the iot. tor didnn't
living; He worked as a jo9rpeyman black.
Wasn S Hn hos: saS how
hs $sS ;ssf Ssat sSS
w. at Il At saorS %onS
aser nidnsht before he cot sRr%aTh
all the farmers brought their horses around at
"Hfterward he, started IN for himself. and no
and lived here. lie wasn't the kind OF man to
at ODDS, and ends. He was lust good Old
HOLLAND Dutchman., as We all are Father
En s snd and as
S5sy sess A. =.
ins. He wasn't yastefsl. and as propsrty IN.
SsS5 Men, sn Viz he Ed 60 tsiSSs
f. s'Ss yoS de SH live ,Ss.
Well don't know jiyeH do as we have, you
%sss f Ssaz sasS htn1 sfka Asa
sSsfSs 10, tn %ass St Pf0 Esme% aHns
there was a. place down. In the city
belonged to Kitty Wolfe. You know .herP
Catherine mean Well, when she died u was
was In II. but could see how they were fixing
It from the outside. young fellow ] know
guess they're spending million dollars on IT,
Johnny. said e him, hey ray xanderhilts
house cost q million dollars, William II 5
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NC. 44O6.
.el2na National

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ness.
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ON n positive guarant.

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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
~ To tho stockholders OF the BOULDER Valley
Ditch Mining and Milling company:
You are hereby notified that n meeting OF the
Stockholders of the Boulder Valley Ditch Min
ing and Milling company will DO held at, tho
office OF the company. room =, Hotter block.
Helena, Montana. on Saturday. the ala, of De-
1sa2, at two o'clock, y: m. for the pur-
usition authorizing the trustees OF said company
to soil all tho right. title and interest. of said
company In and 10 ita real estate and mining
property, situated In tho county Of Jefferson.
state of Maptana, In such parcels. at such times,
for such prices, in suoh manner. upon such
terms and to such persons as may b. authorized
by tho vote Of said stookholdars,
A.. NJ. HOTTER, President
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The Thomas Cruise

y SAVINGS BANK, OF HELENA.
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana.
PAID IN CAPITAL, $1OO, 900.
THOMAS President.
FRANK II. CRUsE.....-.m. 49,. Vlce-Prosident
WIN. j. COOKE. $685.. Asst Treas and Secretar,
VIM. j. SWEENEY treasurer,
Trustees;
Thomas Cruise, Frank II Cruise,
Wm. j. Cook, VIM. J. Sweeney.
John Pagan,
Allows4 per cent. interest on Savings Deposits
,omuounded January ard July.
Transncts n general banking. business. Draws
exchange on the principal c.tiss of tho United
States and Europe.
Deals in county and city bonds, and makes
loans on r. al estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 a. m to 4 p, m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from z to D
o'clock.
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Nervous Prostrati0in,

sleeplessness, Sick and Nervous Head
ache. Bncknche. Dizziness, Morbid Fears,
Hot Flashes. Nervous Dyspepsias Dullness,
Confusion, Hysterias Fits. ST. Vitus' Dance,
Opium Habit, Drunkenness, etc.. are curef
by DIR. Miles, Restorative Eervine. 1t doeG
not contain opiates. Mrs. Sophia c. Brownlce,
Deland. Fla, suffered with Epilepsy for so years
and ~testities to n complete cure. Jacob Petre, Ella,
Oregon, had been suffering with Nervous Prostra-
ton for four years, could not sleep, nothing helped
him until he used DR.. Miles, Restorative Ner-
vine ; he is now well.
Iwish to bear testimony to The value of Dr.. Miles
Restorative Neruiac. For fully 20 years I suffered
necessarily from q distressing nervous headache,
from which 1 could get no relief. Last year L was
compelled to quit work because of its severity. 1
procured q bottle of DIR. Miles Nervine, and after
taking about one-half of it the headache disap-
peared, and + have not had 1t since. I have reason
70 believe l have been permanently cured, and
DR.. Miles Neruine must have the credit.
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Fine books Free at Druggists. Or. Miles
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best remedy Tor Biliousness, Torpid Liver, etc., etc.
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Sold by all druggists.