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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
aatarrb farm uidbt furirt ,uerseu

rurd lrcole QppI,c tipnen, ba ie ben Sit Ser
&rantbelt nidt 'rretden founen. &atarrb lit
cine @lGt oocr Scnftltatipns 8rarfteit, anA
III, iie Sr Ifilsn, iniibt S9r ianerli9e @eilmit=
til nehnen. Sails Aatarrb Sur wirb ein9ez
ncinmen nnb Wirft brett auf bos Blut unb
bic fdisimise SberflGte. Sails 8atarrb.&ur
1T feine Suadiolber Mebisien. Sic tpurDe
lett Sabren bon einem Der beiten 9ler;te bieies
Ssnpes perDrbnet unb tit Elm r~eselmdbisea
@ecevt. Ste beitebt aus ben better betannter
3enica, perbunben nit ben beften 8lutreini;
sungsmitte[n. bic brett ailf bic S9leimober.
faGe ipirfen. Die poafo mmene 8erbinbuns BET
3mei 8eitanotbeile tit es, ipas ipld number
pole 3einItate Bel Der 9eilurs BON &atarrE
berpprbrinst. 2abt Gu4 .8eusmiie umionf
i9tden.
8. S @benep & Co., Gisentb., SoIebt
,. Serfauh ppn Mpotbsfern, Yreis rs @ts
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25

f4eu frdber betonbelt purbe unb nit weInen Mttteln.
Verlorene Mannbarkeit. icpte ale
G4Hd&eu Der 0ei4le&t8prsane behtmmt furtrt.
Hrauen-krankheiten iperbeu i'm Sauie
per &ranten unb cbne Snftrumente furtri. Gin Nuns
terteues 6etImttteI.
Catarrh und hrankheilen der
E4aut, bes NIuteS unb Seysens, ber aeber unb Der
Rieysu.
Sypniiis. Das am se5&wtmbeffen unr f5,rfen
t<iepbe 0ttfel &ur garanttrt.
: Haut-kr auer Nrt merbeu fh.
ktyt, mo onbere 4ureu MtBlaneen. -
Unnatuerlicher Abhuss ntrb prompt
ZEN paar Easen turtrt.
Meeine Metbooen.
]. Frtie gonfultattpn In ber Office ober per goh.
2. 0enaue 1nterSu@nns anb Dtaanpfe.
5. Se6er ptrb auf Graub ptHen{a aftit4er Prtuespien
te5ansett unb fein ober ibr Eau wtrb III ~ipeetenem
Gtubtum 6emo&t.
1. ntutse Preile unb Iei@te ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sn ben meiifeu Gduen fann bic arauftett i'm Souie
~ 8rantsu bebanheIt merben.
: S&rettt nm Spmptbm $ GormuIar Rc. /, fur Mdns
ner.
G9retbt nm Symptom zGormular Mp q, fur Erauen.
= S4yetbt nm Spmptoms6crmular No. 8, fun Sant'
ftnut5ettsn.
8rttfe merbeu prompt beaufportet. aue @efHdtte
sekstua 6etalteu. Naebiatn rtrb ptrborsen sefanbt
lelfFtHkp bic 8anteu BON Gan aatcnip.
Demff4 eefprn@en.
Asan ~aorefire an pber fprede Dor bei
J.. N M. d.,
6ktsus Gsbaube, 33 nnb IS MeH Commensurate
ean antoutp, TeSas, etne Ireppe bod.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-25
Dr..
5pbn 8~rsaofuot, N. D., Miffteut.
Specialist 0eS I1IeSters.

Jun5e Mtduuer,
weI6e In Eolse BON
Susenb $ Stnben
an RerpeufGwd&e
letben, ibrtesbens,
traft ~untererabeu
1aben unb tire
MdnuItnfett pertn.
rem, fp1fen ben Be,
rhtmteu Or. Sas
tbawas ipfrrt cons
fulttren. Uerse5t
nt@t, 0erpentrants
9e!t Omit pber otne
Trdume) wirb wt5s
fenf4aftItH unb
mad ben ueleften
Mettpbea beton.
belt nup NIT ben
sr6bten &rfcIs.
Sc fpmmt ntnt
baraIf IN. OBJ NOR
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1892-04-14

LET the prisoner before the bel
answer for himself"
"Sawg guilty, Gottlieb, ich shta
by dere.'
Ich bin T-g'shtonna un tzrick ga
cooked un dart shted my friend
mitera roll bills in der hond. Ich
hob mere shier net selver glawva
kenna aver are wore farhoftich much
my friend.
Guilty" hov ich g'sawd.
"Ten dollars fine. costs of prose.
cution and guarantee to keep the
peace" hut der Squire g'sawd.
My friend is uff-g'shtepped, my
bond g'signed un de tze dawler
hummer ga-planked. In tzp minutta
wora mere uff EN- hamewake. We
mere Gus EN- shtettle wora hut my
friend sich room gadraid un hut
g'sawd:
Well, Gottlieb, we feelsht?"
"Schlecht ga-nunk. Schwetz net
tsu mere. Farhondle mich uff en-
hoond un derno shoes der hoond.'
OILS Widder,
BooNAsTEIL.
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A W0Rn WITH YOU,
NZ..4A I2Z.2DZ7N ?

We want your trade, and by
means Of our advertisement we are
seeking to get your attention and
attract you to our store. Ifyou are
a customer of ours, we are anxious
to increase our business with you +;
if you are not we hope you soon will
be, as no honorable means will be
spared to attain this end That we
keep the best qualities of evexv-
thing all who deal with us WI. ..v-
test. We guarantee you the low
est possible figures.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15
10. 6 q pttel.
Der ieltjQute 8eiudier.

Wtilter Susg nuBte li6 seltebeu, oab
er es nit einent 10 l6mieriaen 95roblenl
wie ME supor in ieinem 9ebsn Su tbun
bate na6oem er lid baS 8erbre6en
lo9ii6 i'm @eiite sure9tselest, erldie,
men inn 5mei punfte pollfonmen ii9er
erstens, oaB ber M0roer Elm Yefannter
Wtilter @liuoonS mar, unb slpeitenS,
oab Sener I6merpieseube @riinoe baben
muBte, oen Sob oeS alten Serrn Sn
wiinldeu. lno nod ein britter 8unft
fanb li1, Der, penn aud meniger li6er,
bod bOdit pabri6einli1 mar; Sig9
glaubte, oab 5ipil6em bein Wtorpe Der
Sdaniptelerin 8eita 0lorenee unb Dem
2anfmann Swan Setter @linoon irsenb
melde Verbinbun9 beltebe.
Wtiiter Sugs mar niht Der Miann,
melder li6 bon Shpierigfeiten, ipie
uniiberrpinobar biele aud erldeinen
mohien, bate abidrefen lallen, unb er
lblpor li6 einen beili9en @ib, ME, 10
lan9e er lebe, 5i ruben nnb BON bein
@egenitanoc abSulaien, bis es i9m ses
lnngen iei, oas fltr9tbare @cbeilnniB 3n
ellfDuuen. Sb9lei1 er Die StraBe lOs
lpie ben @raben in Der llmsebung beS
S9auplaeeS Der Chat aui'S Sorgfals
tiglte nnterlu1te, fanb er ni6ts, ipas
linn ben leileiten glnbalt 5u geben pers
modte; rnr ans bem Sertretenen @ras
uno ben Ginoriifen I'M lebmi9en Nooen
lieB iif crfennen, Dap etipa ;lpanSig
S6ritte entfernt bonn 9lasc, no Sic
Serreu geitanoen batten, iid) Selnano
Oeritedt 9ebalten, Der @alol6en ooer
Wtorsenidube obne Safen an ben Sit
BEN sebabt bate.
Das mar alles, mas Der Deteftip fir
ben augenblid beransbrinsen fonnte,
unb er iu6te 3und6lt I'm cine llnter<
reonn9 nit s5rau 0o9anoff na6 ; aber
oa otele lt6 al oem betreffenoen Nbenb
nod in Oitbourne befunben bate, 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15

Don" wieoer uno pieoer; iie mar ct.
itaunt, perluirrt gSaS beabii1tigtc er,
Der mar Sman @linoon? Sis hattie
feline gbnnng bauon, einen 8ermanoten
Sieles Namens gu beiisen, 10 oa6 ibre
VerWunoernng erfldrli9 mar.
sic beste suerit Die abii6t, Der
1ante bic aarte Su Seisem, aber bic gn,
weienbeit Der frelnSen Serrcn bielt iie
bapon ab. @leid na9 bem 6riibithd
entiduloiStc iie iid uno sing mad Dem
@mpfan9sSimmer, mo Der 8rembe mar,
tete.
Sebn Wfinuten 5pGter murSe beftt9
seflingelt; eridredt onrd bas unses
w0bnli6e 9dellen eilten 5rau Nosa,
noff unb Naimono nod bem 3ilnnler,
meldeS on ben @Blaal ltteB nmb laben
5u ibrem @ritaunen Wfuriel betpnBtlos
am 8oben lie9en, ipabreno Elm briinets
ter Mann NIT pollem S1nurrbart unb
ounflen, unitdten 9lusen iiber lie ses
beu9t itano unb ibre 0anbe rieb. Gs
mar Elm Wtenld bon initttsrer @r0Be,
i6madti9er @eltalt, NIT blallen, rers
D6iem @eii9t unb ienen l9ulalen 2ip~
pen, bon oenen man iast, baB iie baS
,3ei4en elmer faltbliitigen, binterliltisen
unb ielbitiitdtisen Statur feien.
(Gortiesuns foIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15

vgfun, Haimonb, menn Ou nod inl.
nler 9laubit, baB idb notbwenbig bin Su
Oeinem Slide, 10 lperbe i1 Dir bod
fetne perm0genslole 8raut lein, mic ser
arme Yapa uns lagte, benn anlheineno
bat er fein 1eltament binterlalien, 70
baB geiesli6 allies an mid fallt. SIT
freue mid bariiber I'm Oeimetfpillem,
mein @eliebter, benn l9lie6lid lit bas
@elo bod einmal etipas giotbmenbises
in bieler SSelt +; i9 meiB nod nidtS Sc
naueS oariiber, aber 9ante iagt, ib
piiroe iebr reid ieir."
Haimoao periu6te nidt, ibr au per.
bergen, OaB linn bicle gta1ridt lebr
millfomnen iei CAB jebo9 aud Seutli1
3u periteben, baB iie inn obne einen
Yfenni9 ebenlo tbeuer semelen mare.
nSa," iaste 8aimonb 3u ietnem Ya>
ter, 40 piel i6 peiB, miro Mturiel allss
erbalten."
uSait Du feline germutbuns, lpie
bod es ii6 beldnft?"
Stein.
pyfnn, eS miro 5peifellos Elm biibl1es
Serm0gen iein! On biit Elm @liifs,
pilS, i4 gratnlire mir tperben Mfnriel
In bic 9elellfdaft einfiibren unb lie bel
Soie porltellen f0nnen, mas Deine
SHUTTER ii6erli6 NIT Der Seiratb aus,
i0bnen ipirb."
n0ium, pielleidt 10 na1 uno na1,"
entSe9nete iie leuf;eno. yDenno6
piinl9te i'd, Nailnonb bdtte Elm yDtdo-
den BON @eburt CUR Satin oewdblt;
aber mas bilft eS, mir miillcn Sic Dinoe
mebmen, lpie iie linO uno Sulrieeen icil
- es fann uus ia ni6t allies in ser
Wclt na6 Wunlh seben."
WaS aud Haimonb BON Der bered).
nenoen Oenfun9sart leiner @ltern, eans
abgeleben bon ibrer 6eu9elei, oadte--
er bebielt feline 0ebanten fir ii6, oa er
fpeoer nit benz 9ater nod nit ser
Wtntter in Wortpediel gu seratben
piini9te, lDoSu es jeoeniaiis sefomnlem
ipare, i'm Sale er ibnen mioerlproden
bate. st betra9tcte Wfuriel nit SEN
glusen oeS Siebenoen, na6 leiner Gn
li6t mar Fe Die Vollfommenbeit ielbit;
nnb oh reid oOer arm, Oh bod ooe'
nieorig 9eboren : inn mar oaS poll
itanoi9 glei6siltis.
Gtwa cine WO6e na1 Sieler Inter,
reoung NIT ieineu @ltsrn traf er in Der
Propltei eirt; er mar geI6aftlib in
gonoOn gelpeien nno ipra6 aui Dem
9eimWeg, I'M Die 3eit bes 3peiten 6riib,
ltiids, bort Dor; Obslei6 Mtariel fi6
nod lebr eleno unb l6mad fublte,
beltano lie bod Oaraui, am @iien tbeil.
sunebmen, oa auber 9faimono nod 3lpei
9erren gum geln6 setommen: Der
@eiltlide Der bena6barten 8irhe uno
Wiilter @linoonS @el6aftsiiibrer.
Sic iaben nod am Gid, als Stu.
riel cine Sarte iIberrei6t muroe, welde
ben glamen Swan @linoonD truo unb
Der 0iener, Der lie bradte, bemerfte:
Der 0err bebauptet, sic in elmer
InSele9eubcit pon sr6bter 98i6ti9teit
lpre6en 81 miiiien, WtiB."
Wturiel las Ben giameu 9wan Sin.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15
9e,.tih Gmgliihe gbmlc,
Gan Mntonip, Seras.

gtnertannt tii6tise 9ebranitaIt fir 8naber
nnS Mao6en; felt oreibig Sabren III re8e.
@irtiamteit. 8ortreiiltde Qebrtrafte unite,
bewabrter 2eituns. Der ensliiaen Spradle
pirb, wie Der beutiden, polIe Re6nuug 5e'
trasen. Iuberbem llnterribt i'm Spanii6en.
Gtni9ermaben oprbereitete Sdiiler finben ie'
oerseit Gufnabme. Ndbere NuSf.inft ertbslien
Serr &. @rpeS, Yrd1iheut bsS 5dlul 6ors
ltanbeS unb Nm 8orbet, 0trettor or
Mnitait. tnir
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15
e5m 9epartememt fir aleioerftpffc

bat n fSrml &pOuon pab ge aerbeaem umb
finten gBaarea ieben Se6en in @rtaumm
nn Same elegant ebe en u bebarf es einer
9roBen Summe mebr beien 3ped gu errei6eu
ss Ut nnmo911 a prelsemBungem anufabren eiu
n93ds unb eine prfung Der piben 9paemens gb bic bette
Musfunft
Sn oerebeneu &lebfohen m @repe Gents Nu0 a IA uub
2Sa1do u 10 eets limb bic pree au per ab berabaebt
uoben.
tdt Die "a 90 ag iem pbm perfaut eberz
banp no I'M epg Dpartmen &eonen enqeen Bic BON SeSem
pabrgenDmmen meben oQten.
Die Senbe $ bas paar ab gar m bertroeu perz
oen gSr babn lie in allen 6aeons Sebes paar pb aarant
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15
e5nt WSDbel Separteute1tt

noet m oolfanb Nusbau a Cine sanse Nae 3eppi6
nHo Matten nb benz 2as baussaet pogn preen
martir uor6en, 6enn mir polen idma bamt aufrdunen
So gSanubbos Yaorm e6er eebauelfhb bon So SO auf
rebu3irt
ooe 9SalnnBbol3 &lappfab a. 90 auf $3.50 reburt
gu ar Stibe nit 6opper 2ebn unb am 3hdem raber $780,
1eBt s225 &noerzStbe oib WaanmBbo frIbr $780, bt
aleoerdne 81 aufwdrs 9laf3mmersSes auuds
Sn Maen GnBappin Stubnbeden if 6as 9aser uueidpHi6
MQes biaig bilig
Seppi 0fefte srobmaen 0ef! Bon gab bis III 90
Darbs Duaus bortbee Bargains ba baB oer fqun uk
@le &e limb nit ben prein peben 2dmge 1T anaabn
Sas publum pe oab senmen an es unieren 4us
perfauf benuB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15
IL. WOLF ON

Hdnnlnn9 pon @ommer2 2Saaren III aQeu 9epartementS-
"n %eranf 5n fabba biuieem preieu
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-15

Sd aosere ni6t, Gbamterlains
Golic, @bOlera unb Diarrboe &emebp
benz pnblitum gu empfeblen. Sd gez
brau6te es ielbft, na6bem anbere be-
tannte Mittel febli6lugen, unb lit me=
nigen Minuten mar i'd bergeitelt. Sd
empfeble es germ auf feline Site bin;
ni6t bonn finan5iellen Stanbpunft aus,
6enn ib babe anbere Wlittel, an ipel6en
i6 mebr oerbiene; aber Gbamberlains
1T baS bette Ntittel gegen obige &ranfz
beiten. @s beitebt fein 3peifel barii=
ber, baB es bilft. = Sames Gorsp,
Orug9iit, Me@eptomn, penm. = Gum
8erfauf bel s. aalteper & Son, 9ous
ling & Sloob. u. 9reiB, 8. S6u6arb,
&. Gobn & g., S. S. 6arriIon unb
&alteDer & S6u6arb.
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= Gin Snierat, bas auf bic quite Ges
ielI6aft 2onbonS Elm ieltiames 2i6t
wirft, bat li9 bieier Gage in bic alt
ebrpiirbige 5imes" eingei6li6em, umb
alpar in Die &ubrit rWobltbdtigfeit"
9a beiBt es: nyBill irgenb cine quite
Dame ober ein ebler 9err elmer iungen
berbeiratbeten Dame bur6 ein Oar
leben BON 500 pfanb ($2500) belfen2
Sic ipirb bic S6ulb ratenipeiie abbee
sablen. 9ie llria6e linb 8e6nuugen,
bon benen ibr Mann nidts peib unb
bic, wenn er bapon erfiibre, grOBes
llnsliid sur 6olge baben wiirben. Die
Dame iit bereit. lib gum Dante auf IT.
genb cine grt niiBlif 81 maiden. Die
Sadie lit bringenb." Dann folgt bic
Mbreie. raommentar iiberrliiilis",
pie man au iagen plle9t,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28
PERSONAL.

7. q. Hathaway, Of Missoula, 10 al th,
Helena.
NJ. H. Bryan. Of Ph~illipsbura, ID visiting
the capital.
John A. Davis. Of Butte. came over the
range yesterday.
Miss Rstta Briscoe returned from Mitch
elPs last evening.
Col. and Mrs. W. F. Sanders are expected
in Helena to-day.
j. Il. swindlshurst, Of Livingston. and
wife, arc In the CITY.
DIR. James Macdonald returned to Helena
yesterday from u trip to Denver.
George +. Armstrong will arrive to-day
on the west bound Northern express.
Alex. Dsyine, connected with the business
end of the Anaconda Standard. is in town.
Miss Norma Kl%einschmidt left on We'd
nesday for a visit to Miss Name WhAley, Of
Townsend.
j. D. Finn, superintendent of the Mon
tana division of the Northern Pacific, Is on
a visit to Helena.
Mrs. Il. I. Goodkind, accompanied by
her children, leaves for Boulder Hot
Springs in the morning.
Charles 7. DeMond, a special correspond
ent OF the New York World, is in the city
on a tour Of the northwest.
The Rev. and Mrs. Grant, Strole arrived
in Helena yesterday, and are the guests OF
VIM. Rumssv. Mrs. Strole is a neice of Mr..
Rumsey.
Fred Hiring, for Chicago; Amos Wallin
and J. d. Dickinson, for st. Paul, were
among the departures over the Great
Northern yesterday. -
Mrs. II. G. Young, wife OF the superin-
tendent of the Helena public schools, is one
of the employees of the literary department.
of the republican national committee.
George D. Beattie returned yesterday
after an extended tou in the east. He
inds that Helena stands far above other
northwestern cities and predicts far reach
ing benefits for the Queen city within the
coming year.
Among the arrivals at The Helena are
ex-Exalted Ruler Ernest Vliet, of the Il. T.
o. L. lodge OF Chicago. Mr. Viiet was
formerly the general passenger agent of the
Milwaukee, Lake Shore d Southern rail-
way, II is one of the best known men in
the county. He was royalty greeted by his
brother Elks yesterday and holds the Free
dom Of the city.
The departures via the Northern Pacific
yesterday were: Ellen Halford, for ST.
Louis, G.. L. Culver, for New York, Alfred
Pierce and Wellington Pierce. for Wiscon-
sin, Miss q. Flanagan. for Pittsburg. Fred
Davis. for Chiliicothe, Mrs. A. Mcknight,
for St. Louis. F. A. Bennett, for Chicago.
r. Kufsrt, for Coopsrstown, N. D.. A. F.
Stone. for Freeport, ILL.,, Charlotte Goett-
feet, for Evansville. Ind, and Il. w. De-
Noielle. for New York.
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The New erch ants,

Operated by the Merchants Hotel CON-
Isny, o begs to announce that its rooms
are open for the reception of gussts. Roome
will be offered TO transcient guests at 81. %
per day (parlor floor. IL per day (third
hoor), 70 cents per day Fourth foor). Ex-
ira for moro than one occupant. All mod
ern improvement. steam heat, ELECTRIC
light, return electric bell call system, and
sunshine in every guest chamber. Brussels
and velvet carpets used exclusively through.
out the house. Office. elegant bar and
billiard room, cigar stand and p~Rletial bar
Der shop on first floor.
RE-OPENED,
The diningroom in this hotel has beer
leased to n is now operated separately b,
the Missea Maggie, who are prepared to fur,
nish board. Meals 80 cents. Board ST ne,
week. Tickets. twenty-one meals, S..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-08-28

A LAS SUMMONS-lN THE DISTRICT
~ court Of tho First judicial district Of the
state OF Montana. in and for the county OF
Lewis ana Clarke, department NJ. /.
hAsste ,ai.ei, Plaintiff. vs.. Charles Fl. War
ner. defendant
The state of Montans sends greeting to tho
above named defendant. -"
You are hereby required to appear in an action
N the district court OF the First judicial district
Lewis and Clarke. and to anhwer the complaint
h,ed therein with ten days exclusive or tho day
OF SERVICE, after the service o you OF this sum
mons, I served within this county: or. il served
out OF thls county, but within this district, within
twenty DAYS, otherwise within forty days. For
Judgment by default will be- taken against yuu
according to the prayer of said complaint. I
1he sad action is Brought TO obtain ade-
gree OF this court dissolving the bonds uf mat
tllnony existing between yourself and this plain
plaintitf. "
And You are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear ana an wer The said complaint, as above
required, the haid plaintiff will apply to the court
TOT me reiiet demanded in enid complaint.
Given under my hand and the zeal of tho dis
trlct court OF tho FIRST judicial district Of tho
state of Montana, in and for the
r~,- county of LAWS and Clarke.
Goal fltst this 9TH day OF August, in the
jug Dist. year OF our Lord one thousand
!, Nonrt. eight hundred and ninety. twa
- JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
By II. II. THOMPSON. Deputy fiert.
LEON A. LACAoix. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE rs.

Unitarian society, g. A. II. hall-No SER
vices until next Sunday, Sept. 4.
Cakes street NJ. r. church-Services Al II
a. m. and eight p. m. s. E. Snider, pastor.
First p. eshyterian-Rev. DR.. Alexander
Allison, OF Philadelphia, will occupy the
pulpit this morning.
Congregational church = Prof. H. G.
King. Of Oberlin college, will occupy the
pulpit both morning md evening.
First Baptist ohurch-Thers will be no
services to-day. Sunday school at $50 ..
M. Young peoples meeting at seven p. m.
All are invited 10 be present.
Services In the German Methodist church.
Hoback street and Prospect avenue AZ III
a. m. and eight p. nj. Sunday school nj
10:aO q. M. Everybody il cordially invited.
Emil Uhl, pastor.
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A SSlGNiiE'S SALE FURNITURE. STOCK
II and stores of the Grand Pacific hotel. No.
tice is hereby given that The undersigned will re-
ceive bids at his Office, Room !, Power building.
Helena, n cont, until Sept. ], at Il o'clock M,
for the furniture. fittings, wine., liquors, stores
and wares in tho Grand Pacific hotel at the
Northern Pacific depot, il the CITY of Helena
cash. and the ri hit reserved t~oreject any and ali
bids: Property and invoice can be seen at tho
said hotel. BARNARD BROWN, Assignee.
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STOCKHOLDERS M~EETlNG-A SPECIAL
~ meating Of the stock holders of the North
Helena Land and improvement company will be
held at the offices of Mcdonald & Clay erR,
Merchant's National Bank building in the city
OF Helena, Mont. on Monday, Septemb er >. 1897.
businoss az may then be presented by the presi-
don't Of said company and properly come before
the meeting. Il. r. WALLACE, Secretary,
Helena. Mont.. August "a. 1892.
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A SSIGNEE'S SALE. GRAND PACIFIC no.
signed will receive bids at his Office in Room l.,
lever bui!ninY. until Sept. Is, at 10 a. M, for
tho Grand Paciii hotel. situated at the Northern
Pacific depot. in the city of Helena. Mont, and
formerly owned by F. N. Theme. Terms cash,
and the right reserved to reject any and all bids.
BARNARD BROWN, Assignee.
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Money on call easy; prime paper 4G6: sterling
exchange. steady; sixty-day bills. SA86h; de-
mand, ~. S71.
CHICAGO CATTLE.
CHICAGO. Aug. Observation-Disclosures, 5000;
nearly all Texans s:eady; prime native steers,
s.. 25A5. So; good to choice. $4.e0@4 Us; others,
PTS. :
Hoge-Receipts 10000: higher: rough pack
ers. $i.5O64 90; mixed. $5.0015.a0 prime
heavy and butchers weights. $5.25@5.5O; light.
ST. 00D5. 80; grassers, 81. 25eg4.60.
sheep-Receipts. 1900; strong, steady; lambs
25c higher.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING;
cash. 75c: September. 755sc. !
Corn-Weaker; cash. 50sac: September. .50Ac.
~Oats-Steady; cash, 34Ac: September, 34he.
Barley $50.
Pork Steady; cash. s10.47h; October,
$1O57h.
ard-Steady: cash. 81. 10; October. 81. TN.
Ehoulders-$6. SOC TOO.
short clear-SL6OM7. 65.
Short ribs-Stea "; cash. S765; October.
81. 47h.
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Wa have i few thousand pounds Of choice
binding Irvine left, and would thoaa
who have not supplied their wants to leave their
order 1t once. 4. &. Power Il Co.,
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fOllCe.
All parties having pools on any roces do
clared off at Great Falls meeting, or win.
ming tickets on the postponed race. can
forward them to our office by express, 4IlL
California street, San Francisco, and 90
them cashsd. 6. b. WHITEHEAD & Co
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daunted foes Of special privileges and Of
un{uaA Aarati0u.

dAunSod toss OF apooiaI pFivt5e&us 1Hu -
uniuat taxation.
man who gave you an honest aaminIatrs-
ton OF government; who wrested from the
grasp Of those who had robbed you OF your
heritage eighty millloas Of acres and 20.
atorsd IL 10 the public domain: whoae prtn-
ciple In action il. "A public office 70 4 pub
cratic party confidently submits the mo-
msntoua questions At Issue. and will abide
BY tho determination of the final arbttsrs
at the polls.
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What everybody sAys muat. hs true, that Bateh-
or 4 Hradloyss ia the hest place to buy hosiery,
notions, underwear. etc., rs their prices are tho
10 west. e& " 5m&
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THE MARX ELS.
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NEW vcpr. Aug. 27.-Bar silver. e3A
The stock market presented the usual half hol-
iday appearance. Heading was active. held
steady throughout. There we're fres realization ms.
Western Union early lest one per cent. Mime
apolis Il St. Louis lost early but recovered.
Sugar was excited and lost one per cent early
though it finally rallied. The close wac firm,
generally dull. At fractional losses.
GoyernmentH-Dnll ste>dy.
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To Drs. Lieblg and StOddart's Patients.
All persons now under treatment. who
have been under treatment. or who desire
to take treatment. Of the above Butte City,
San francisco and Kansas City specialists.
physicians and surgeons. will cali without
fail upon DR.. Stoddart ut Missouri, after
noon of the Both. Marysville on the 3Ist.
Helena. New Merchants hotel, Sept. ! to 4,
nt Butte City, No. s. east broadway, Sent.
b to 10. Everyone should call. ~ it is a
matter of importance to them.