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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-13

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Mining company: Notice is hereby given that y
meeting OF the stockholders OF Nevada Creek
Placer Mininy company will be held at. the law
Helena, Montana. on Wednesday, July 20, 1879,
At four o'clock p m, for the election OF mine
trustees, and for the transaction of suoh other
business IA may be properly presented. All
stockholders are requested to be present In per-
son or by proxy.
W. b. RALEIGH, Secretary.
Dated Helena, Montana, July 4 1899.
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HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

HELP NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
A GENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.
selling our Queen plating outfits. and doing gold,
silver. nickel, copper and brass plating, that Is
warranted to wesr tor years. on every class of
metal, tableware, jewelry, etc. Light and easily
handled. no expense required to operate them.
Tan be carried by hand with ease from house to
house, came as grip sack or sachel.. Agents are
every business house and family and Workshop.
Cheap, durable. simple and within the reach Of
every one. Plates almost instantly. equal to the
finest new work. Send for circulars. etc. Queen
City. Silver and Nickel Plating Co.. East St
Louis, Iii.
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WALTER MATHEsON's LIST.

WALLER MATT ESON'S LIST,
S7h-LOT ON DAVIS STREET, 5OxlAo.
'9so sl5oaleve! lot on spar a street, 25x15o.
$3.50 each-2 lots in Broadwater addition, 800
down.
<25o-fne level lot on east side, 25xl4o, 500
S%550-good residence lot, 41x100, on Alta street,
$I0-lot on Highland. 5Ox1OO, alley.
sSO0-fine corner, Nxl25, on Peosta avenue.
SS'OLlot on Fifth avenue, bstween Raleigh and
$l.lCO-loto on Jefferson. &x1lO, with alley.
DWELLINGS,.
$s50-neat brick dwelling on South Rodney.
$3.50 down.
$l.65o-c cottage on Eighth avenue. near electric
81 500 room dwelling and large barn. Peosta
avenue. 500 down.
$l.s50-5 Dom dwelling on Division street, 500
down.
slssooc ammodious dwelling on Boulder ave-
nue.. 500 drwn.
ss.2sD-7 room dwelling on Peosta, lot sOxl25.
s%2,65o-brick dwelling in Easterly, S rooms,
finished in oak, $500 down.
,$3,25O-br.ck veneered dwelling in Ensterly ad-
dition. just finished. 7 large rooms, bath. fully
equipped; hot and cold water. lot 42x1OO, with
alley. 500 down.
decorated, bath room with extra good plumbing,
furnace: finished in red wood; very fine, new,
$500 down.
$S,SOo-desirable residence on Fifth ayepue
hall, : rooms. bath room, hot and cold water,
down.
RANCHES.
S37, 5OO-best sheep ranch in Montana, nearly
b.oOo acres. ample water, fully equipped. ST.. $40
$2,SO0-eAO-sore hay ranch on Big Blackfoot
1nd Nevada creek.
MONEY TO LOAN.
$4,000. 92.,soo. 5000 and 5000 local money at
~ per cent. 1T MATHESON.
3v NJ, Main atraak-
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
! judicial district Of the state Of Montana, in
and for the county of Levi and Clarke.
In the matter OF the estate of Anton Hossner,
deceased - office to credit RS.
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned. adj
min st'Atrix of the estate of Anton Hossner. de-
Ing claims against. the said deceased, to ex-
hiblt them, with the necessary vouchers, within
TOM months after the first publication Ct this
office Of Massena hullard, Koom g, Gold block,
in the city OF Helena. in the county of Lewis and
Clarke. state OF Montana, the same being the
place for the transaction Of the business Of SAID
estate. in said county OF Lewis and Clarke.
IBERIA EITNl.R,
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate RI Anton Hossner.
deceased.
Dated Helena. Montana, June 90, 1892.
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NoTlCE-AN ADJOURNED NJ EXITING OF
~ the stockholders Of the Fourth OF July com.
many Vail b. hald 1t the Montana National
bank on "wednesday, July ~. 1871. At four ~ m.
G. NJ. HEDDERICH,
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CERTIFlCATE OF PUBLICATION.
SrATE or MONTANA, A%UplroR's OFFluE,
DEPARTMENT. OF 1NAJIN ANgE. !

STATE or MONTANA, AuplroR's OFFIoE,
DEPARTMENT. OF lNsuMANOE,
HELENA, July ., 1882.
It IL hereby certified, that the Palatina
Insurance Company, located at Manchester.
in England. has complied with tho insur-
ance laws Of this state, and IL authorized to trans
act it, appropriate business Of insurance in
this, state, through its duly appointed agents,
holding \ certificate Of authority issued BY this
Office, until the Slst Gay Of December, A. d. 1852.
Witness my hand and official seal tho day and
year first above written
L. A. kENNEY,
IsEAL State Auditor.
VIM. DE LACY, Agent,
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FOR sALE-FURNITURE AND CARPETS
Of five nicely furnished rooms. Inquire
over Boston clothing store.
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EOR SALE-GOOD FIVE-ROOM HOUSF,
i cheap: email cash payment, balance install
ments. 50 Alta street.
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FOR INSTRUMENTATION

TOR SALE-NICE SADDLE AND DRIVING
horse, nearly new Frazier road cart
and harness very cheap, wne going away. AL
HemlOck etreot,
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ENOR SALE-CHEAP; A YOUNG GGOD
u horse. suitable for hack or buggy. No. 1lS
Sanders street.
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FOR SALE. - -FOUR ROOM HOUSE ON
long time. Address X. A.. this office.
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EOR SALE-COMPLETE BEDROOM AND
+ parlor set, in tirst-class shape. Apply 322
Cutler streets
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THE
TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE

Passes through Wlnconsin. Minnesota. North d
kotas Manitoba, Montana, Idaho, OREGON
and WAshington.
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TOR sALE-AN UPRIGHT PIANO. CALL
/ at 1922 Cutler street.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE,

FOR sALE-NEAT RESIDENCE ON COR
l ner lot ON CHANGER street.. with hall. i've
icon bath n,am 5Sen fully ns equipped; lis sewer rs co Q
good outbuildings: $500 down. $2S
per month. Price, $3.50. This il q new
house; it is we'll built Of first class material,
grained throughout and handsomely papered;
this is one of the most elegant email residences
in Helena. Walter Mathescn, $50 North Main
street.
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TOR SALE-32,5 500; TWO-STORY RESIDENCE
L OF seven rooms: water on both floors; stable
and oLtbnildings: Ninth avenue. between Beattie
eDts,
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l. e~xcellent condition., $50; also household
furniture; owner going away. al Hemlook
street.
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FOR SALE-$15 CASH WILL BUY A GOOD
paying manufacturing business. Address
J. II. Vein. ia south Main street, box 535.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-07-13

business with . large trades win trade for
improved zeal estate in Helena. Steele 4 Glenn
ents.
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SCANDINAVIAN EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
~ 26 breckenridge street, near Warren,
WANlED-A CUSTOMER FOR ONE OF
W the finest residence sites ON west side; price
low for cash. Vim. Muth.
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V1ANTED-THE OWNER OF A LARGE
w body Of low grade free milling, gol1 ora
property Tor y half interest. Apply to VIM.
Muth. aRt.
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EOR SALE-AT A BARGAIN. BOARDING
good reasons for selling. Address u. A., this
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FOR .~sALE-ss.soo. s5xss.. BROOM BRICK.
L cellar, water, etc, on Raleigh street; $500,
A2xsS. 9-room brick. cellar. water. etc.. on kal.
eigh street; $500, b0xl0O feet. 8-room frame
broom frame house ON Broadway. T. 8. French
4 Co.
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WANTED-AJ.ITTLE GIRL 10 OR ~ YEARS
w OF age to help with house work for her
board and clothes: an orphan preferred; she
dress NJ. j. w., this office.
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EOR ~SALE-FINE EIGHT ROOM BRICK
residence on west side. only two blocks
from Main street; fronts On two streets: very
cheap. Steele & Clements.
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EOR SALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON
l. prominent avenue; has all modern improve.
ments and 10 in good condition; price very low
block.
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Tor 6ALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH
L Main street lOOxl25 feet, fronts on three
streets; will be sold at a great sacrifice. Steele i
GlemAnts.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY AN EXPER-
~ fenced stenographar who desires to study
law, n position. with = good law firm. Address
A. D.. Twin Rridges. Mont.
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FOR SALE-FIFTy FEET ON HELENA
= avenue near foot of Rodney at three-fourths
actual value. Steele Il Clements.
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MUTATION WANTED-AS JANlTOR OR TO
D., this office. =
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-29
THE SEPTEMBER ATLANTIC.

Most readers OF the September number of
the Atlantic Monthly will be first attracted
by the beautiful verses adlr .ssed to Oliver
Wendell Holmes, Oh his eighty-third birth
day, by John Greenleaf Whittier, now in
his e'ghty-Gfth year. 1t ia fitting that this
poem should appear in the magazine of
which these two wrltors arc now the olueat
and most distinguished contributors, M {.
Deinnd's new serial, The Story of Child"
opens the number. In the Opinion of crit
les who have read the entire manuscript. il
Is, in spite OF the authors modest o%njnion
OF her work. one OF the best things to which
she has ever put her hand. The opening
chapters arc devoted to the history of ~,
imaginative child, brought up with some
rather formal relatives, in the old town
which IL the scene of some Of Mrs, Delana's
other stories. Characters already famiiinr
to her readers are also int oduced in tbsse
chapters. Mrs. Olive Ihorne Miller bas n
paper on Tho Cliff Dwellers in the
Canyon the clif-dwellers being not a
savage tribe of men. but a flock of birds.
MIR. Bishop continues his papers on IAN
American at Home in Europe" and tells
about "A French Moving" "A Year In IL
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MUST PAY THE SUBSIDY.
Southern Pacific Victorious IN the Trans
continental MWating.

Southern Pacific victorious IN the 1rana-
continental Msating.
New YoRr. Aug. 20. At este days mset.
ing Of tho Transoontinsntal association the
payment Of subsidies 10 the Pacific Mail
Steamship company came up for hnAl
hearing and was disposod OF. The settle
msnt IL only : temporary one, and " on
anbstan italy ths sams basis an tho agree
ment reaohsd at tho meeting ak months
ago, when the same question came w
and was settled BY arbitration. The dis.
IcuSsion occupied four hours. Dur
ing most OF the time argument was At white
heat. ]. g. Stuhbs, m representative Of the
Southern Pacific, II 10 understood. insisted
Upon the retention Of the old rate, while
representatives of half a dozen
other roads q ged that q change
be made which would he Jmors favorable to
the northern lines. A oompromiss was
finally arrived At which IL virtually y vio-
tory for the Southern Pacific. by this
compromise the same rate Of division ~ for
the past few months ahall hold two months
longer. then for two months a
plan considered more favorable to
the northern lines shall be en-
forced. In the meantime Chairman
Winning 10 to prepare a achedule showing
just what business ia done and how far
each company ia affected. The meeting or
dered a call of the passenger rate commits
sion as soon 90 tbs members can be gotten
This will probably be called in
Chicago. Sept, s.
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TAKE 1T TO YOUR HOME.

Every Montana miner, ranchman, day
laborer or workman should devote time
and study to the protective tariff before
election. He should begin by asking
himself where and how this tariff pro,
tects his interests. Does it raise the
value of gold and silver and thus assist
in maintaining a high standard of wages?
Certainly not, because these commodi-
ties are not In the tariff lists.
Docs it keep the agricultural pro-
ducts of other countries from COMPETE
ton with those of Montana? Nothing
of the sort. If all agricultural products
we're stricken from the tariff no one is
foolish enough to fancy that foreigners
can ship and sell cereals and vegetables
to Montana cheaper than Montana
farmers car raise them.
How about wool? Let US only re-
member the glowing promises of Carter
concerning the effects of the Mckinley
bill and then recall the market figures
OF the past three years. Let some one
explain the great increase of the shoddy
manufacture in this country. If it is
not because manufacturers are forced
to use it because they cannot get GER
tain grades of Australian woods, then
what is it? The republican papers say
hat Australian woods would drive the
Montana product out of the market; let
us rather take the words of Montana
wool growers and buyers who say that
our wool would not come into competi-
ton with the Australian product but
would be in greater demand because of
its superior value for mixing purposes.
The greater population Of Montana is
included in the above classes. Wby
should the worker in any one of them
pay an extra tax on his clothing, his
agricultural implements, a multitude Of
articles necessary for his existence, to
support a class of eastern millionaire
manufacturers; and paying this tribute,
how does he got his money back?
These are the nuts tt crack between
now and election time.
The democrats do not propose to
abolish the tariff; but they propose to
revise and reform it until the producers
OF the south, west and northwest get at
least a part Of what belongs to them.
That they are now getting the worst
OF it and will continue to do SO under re-
publican rule is as plain as a patent
medicine sign on n barn roof.
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Mediterranean Villa" and IA H~ouse-hunt.
ing Tour In England" stuart Stsrne has
a aonnet called might After Might" ana
Mary ]. jacques ! sketch entitled Gather
inc" the Catherine IN qnestion being ons
OF those wonderful, model servants which
are believed to exist abroad, although In
this country appearing only in the paRes 81
fiction. MIR. Hale's delightful papers On
"A New England Hoyhood" are devoted "a
his life at home, and have all tho livsliuess
aud brightness OF their author. and ara 1
really valuable picture Of his domestic life
in New England fifty years ago. Mr.. Is. II.
Elliotta article on .The RolaAncs Of Mem
ory." Miss scudaer's third papa on .shel.
ley's Prolnsthsus," Mr.. Ctawford's install-
ment Of his exciting serial. Don Orsino."
not to forget a poem by Elizabeth Stuart
Phelps. called "The Lost Colors." ara the
chief remaining contents OF 4 we'll com.
posed number. Houghton. Miflin & Co..
Boston.
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TPE Washington correspondent OF the
Portland Oregonian writes to that paper
that "the republicans are more than
ever convinced that 1t was Il great mis-
take to have brought forward the cleo
tions bill in the Fifty-first congress.
We're it not for that bugaboo, which Is
being paraded up and down the country
and made the great campaign cry of the
south, there is no doubt that the solid
ity of that section would be broken dur
ing this campaign. Nearly every issue
in the campaign will be forced to the
rear in order that the elections bill Of
the republican congress may take n
prominent part and result in frighten-
ing the southern white voters into the
democratic ranks. 1t would have been
a very good thing for the republican
party to have been content with the leg
~islation it enacted for the benefit of the
whole country, and to have allowed the
southern problem to work out it's des-
tiny, as it Was bound to do, and as the
situation now shows that it is very apt
to do, within a very short time"
The attempt of the republican organs
to make 1t appear that they didn't
really mean to pass a force bill in their
long and bitter struggle in congress-, and
that they will drop it if they win this
year, will not deceive the people. Ben
jamin Harrison says he is willing to
the democrats on that line. He
has the courage of his convictions, at
least, whatever may be said of his dis
erection. The organs should brace up
and make the best of 1t, for they cannot
the issue.
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TURNER'S COMPETE.

Butte, Great Falls and Helena Athletes
at Kranioh's Grove.
The visiting turner's from Butte ant
Great Falls we're rendered a reception yes
terday at Turner hall, on Helena avenue. b.
the members of the Helena turnvsrein,
After tho reception the turner's. headed By
a platoon of police and a band. formed 4
parade and marched through the prinoipaI
streets of tbs city, aud then went to Kran.
ich's grove. The contests in the different
athletic exercises took place during the at.
ternoon, and were witnessed by a large
Owing to the system Of scoring
points the decision OF the judges will not be
until to-day. The prizes will
be awarded this evening at Tuner hall.
The annual business meeting Of the socie-
will begin at $3.50 this morning. A
contest will take place at the
Broadwater natatorium at two p. NJ, and
The annual meeting will close with = bail at
Turner hall this evening.
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NANCY HANKS 10 MAuD g

NANCY HANKS TO MAUD 8.
You've had your dazzling day, my dear.
q Maud, you b~onniest girl Of Bonner.
but still pass you with a tear,
indeed | do, upon my honor;
In hrst at last, but to the end
III over be your fast, fast friend!
You wish me joy2 A Thousand thanks.
Sweet Maud, the tnrf's world-fsmoLs dau.h
ion havetis heart Of Nancy Hanks ter
Tho time: 2:UI and Il:
! III sure that you will not b, mifeu
On binding | am rather swift!
lienceforth in every equine set
he lueen Of queens will ] b. reckoned.
ana yet uun I answer neigh-anu vet
fou ara an uneXainplej second.
Cheer up, would vex m, sore indeed
10 learn that yutl were off yonr feol.
calm is the only joy " It's writ,
The limo FOR me has no attractions;
l love to gel me up aud stt,
! ma supreIuest JOY in action -
The tirao: As remarked bsioro,
l:JI and q trito more,
Time tiss' you've heard the prover5, lar;
hut atter this | rnthsr fancy
Tnu VIII not TEN pls fngit isHr,
! ut al~Aya simpl5 !, tuait Nancy
! IN sure ypni il think ire vain n al tily.
A feather hea'iei little tiIy.
ia scorn t" boast, Of course you know,
Ent naught my we'll carried rapture hindsrs-
- Maud, II you had seen me go
And Smash that record all t finder
lle time? Az ! remarked before,
2;J1 and a tritio more.
g.
One y Int ] quit forgot. my dear
/ really hops ! do not bora You
And tnat y a point is very CLEAR
! must i'll fairness iAy before you;
l made that ma;ch;ess burst of spssJ
fYou never saw such splendid actiouo
ln-so the judges all agreed
2:01 and ' tiny fraction.
New York Iribuus.
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DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A democratic state convention is hereby called
to be held in the city of Great Falls. Mont. On
Monday. Sept, II. 1885,, at four o'clock p. m, for
the purpose of nominating candidates for sta Q
officers, a candidate for the national house of
representatives and three presidential electors,
and for the transaction of such other business
Is may properly come before the convention,
In accordance with a resolution adopted by
the state democratic committee, the delegates
and alternates to the state convention held at
Eozeman, June Q. 1892. are the delegates and
alterustes to the convention to be held in Great
Falls, Sept. II. 1872.
The state central committee has adopted the
following Jules for the government OF the state
convention:
l.. Delegates and alternate delegates shall be
democratic residents of tho county they repre-
cent.
2. In the absence of a delegate his alternate
shall cast his vote.
8. In the absence of a delegate and his alter
aate n majority Of TIE delegation of that county
shall be entitled to cast the vote of the absentee.
l. In case any county shall be without repre-
sentation, either by delegates or their alternates,
such county shall not be entitled to vote.
by order Of the state democratic central COM
nittse. r. L. COLLINS, Chairman
u W. COOLEY. Secretary.
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excerpts from Mr.. Russell Harrison's
Helena Journal on Butte, and from the
Inter Mountain on Helena, and deplores
the possibility OF bloodsksd az the out
come. Our metropolitan contemporary
need have no fears. There will DO nc
gore. 1t is merely one ot those pleasant,
high-fayored, garbage barrel ekirmiahes
such as the Times daily witnesses be-
tween its neighbors, the Sun and the
World. AS the Times knows, nobody
gets hurt In such encounters. But the
Montana cities are all right--little New
Works, as it were--with no more serious
blemishes than these described by the
sweet singer Of Minnesota:
There are spots on the face Of tho sun.
There are chumps who desire to make laws.
But we turn them when We can, one by one.
And they always know our ressan and our
cause
1hre ara spots. there are spots,
lhHre are spots on the face OF the sun.
There are spots. there arc spots.
There are spots on the face Of the sun.
There are spots on the fsce OF tho sun,
There are dives which are nwfu! to sec,
Ihara are gam blers who always have won,
Nho still 70 abroad and are free.
There are spots, etc.
There are spots on the face of the sun,
There are men who seek othce for gain
And you always can toll every one;
Eor of politics they are tho bane.
There are spots. etc.
But we look upon all these fashion
able evils as evidence Of Il higher civil
We tolerate them just as they
10 in New York and Boston, and don't
shoot!
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THE DEAL NOT CONSUMMATED

Still Gold Cure keelsy Made Arrange
ments to Treat the Foreigners.
New YORK, Aug. 28.-Leslie E. Kelley, Of
gold cure fame, and Mrs. Kelley were ga
loon passengers on the Hamburg steamship
Augusta Victoria. which reached her Ho-
boken pier last evening. DR.. Kelley said
the sale Of his inebriate cure to the English
syndicate was not contaminated. He said:
II went to establish institutions on our own
account, and several have been started in
London, and they are doing we'll. In Stock
holm. Copenhagen and Christina We also
made arrangements for gold cure institutes.
and an agent has been sent to Finland to
establish n there. Institutes will also be
established in other parts OF Europe. The
gold cure is a success ind it's merits are be-
coming better known every day"
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YOUNG MATTHEW'S DEAD.

He Received Fatal Injuries While Rid
ing u Horse in tho Valley.
Lyman Matthews, the 13-year-old son OF
I. L. Matthews. the Rodney street butcher,
died yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock
from the injuries received by falling with
his horse on Aug. 20. On that day the boy
was at his fathers ranch in the valley. In
crossing a bridge on a eallop the horse fell
and broke of the boys legs. The next
day. while at his home in the city, not
much apprehension was felt AZ to his condi-
ton, but late in the day ganRsene set in and
he became worse. Since that time he suf-
fered great pain up to the hour OF his death.
No arrangements have been made for the
funeral yet. owing to the absence of his
sister who is in the National park.