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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1893-08-02

while on the other was the date 1857
Below the dial was the legend, ''Mind
Your Business" from which tire coin
gained the name Franklin cent" mas
much as he was said to have uttered
that contentious remark. The reverse
bore chain of thirteen links, each of
which represented one of the original
states. In the center were the words,
1--WE Are One" surrounded bya ring
inscribed with the words, United
States"
Mr.. Boyd's gold cent is exactly as
here described, but there are seven
varieties of the Fugio coin, most of the
differences being of minor importance.
One of them, however, has the name of
the country as Estates United. y
Another, which is very rare, has each
of the chain links marked with the name
of state. After the Fugio coins were
made the government put out no other
coinage until 1871, when the eagle cent
was issued.
Only one other proof in gold of this
cent is known. 1t is not in as good con-
dition as Mr.. Boyd's, and sold recently
for S125 One of them was sold in the
Pratt collection in New York in October.
1879, and was classified as unique" by
w. Elliott Woodward, the numismatist,
who prepared the catalogue.
Proofs of the Fugio cent were also
made in silver. The gold proof is of
very fine metal, and is of bright yellow,
being nearly az large as a silver half
dollar. The marking is very distinct,
little wear showing upon it.
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FINAL RESTING PLACE.

The Remains 0f Jefferson Davis Reinter
red nt Richmond,
RICHMOND. Va. May 3l.-Ths Jefferson
Davis funeral train arrived here at three
this morning. An hour before arrival ar.
tille.y began firing salutes and continued
gill the remains rested in the capitol. es'
corted from the depot by r. F. Leo camp
aud the First Virginia regiment. Winnie
Davis and the rest OF the family went to
the hotel where Mrs. Davis il storLing.
having arrived last night from Nov fork'
Tho Ieintermeut ceremonies have at
tractsd to .he city one OF the largest crowds
ever ssen here. The decorations IN the
rotunda Of the capital, where the romans
lie in state, as we'll as elsewhere in the city.
are simple. but impressive.
Al $50 O'Clock tho body was removed to .
caisson drawn BY six white horses oapari.
civic escort the long line OF march was
up for Hollywood. John B. Gordon, chief
marshal, and q staff OF some nifty prcmi-
nent confederate officers, headed the pro-
cession. Flowers were strewn along tho
route In front Of the catafalque. the bells OF
the tow tolled while the procession was in
Progress. On arriving at Hollywood ceme-
Very distinguished guests formed . circle
about the grave. On 4 bluff to the right OF
the grave cavalry and artillery were drawn
up and next came the infantry. Assooia-
ton after association of confederate veter-
ans formed . third rino Of large proportions.
Outside Of this CIRCLE was \ dense crowd of
thousands upon thousands.
The grave was lined at the head With q
confederate national flag. at the foot with
Q battle dag, and on the aides with broad
stripes Of red and white. the confederate
oolors. The band played a funeral dirRe
40 soon - everything was in readiness. and
. selection from the scriptures was read.
The hymn. How Firm n Foundation"
was then sung BY the assemblage. At the
close Dr.. HoGe offered prayer and Rev.
Parten pronounced the bsnediction.
Immediately after the casket WAS lowered
into the grave. After the buRls signal
Same taps and the infantry fred q salute,
which announced that the services were
over. The column then moved to Gettys-
burg Hill, where the annual memorial ser
Woes of the ladies of Hollywood association
took place.
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NoTIcn TO cREplTons, -EsrATn q

NOTICE TO CREDITORS, ESTATE on
~ Margaret nurnsn. deccased.
N9tics Y hereby giysn hy the undsraisred, ID
asassssd. . II Tie =. sre siIsss :. q " snd ii ' psfaoa:
sskyinH claims egainst the aaidF dscsHsod. 70 n.
s sse.t m ssassl x aiis. m X. a Ssss ssSf,s ssa:a: :; ,s sss En-
s ! 1; i. / Ssoa%.n 10. y iiasa:sad. M;.s ~ s s';':
siss.sss'sa d sSs Ss:iss.s S !, ;sia ; s:'ss:
Admlnistsasrix Of the cstste Of Margaret Dufnsn.
Hsse s;i III, "a. ,ssa
ass ssMNNT MOTH E--THN LEO MINING
located three and one halt miisss from butte,
s' Nssie so y S SsSasy' s M"ns.a En-. It !. meeting 81
Nay, Ism ! ss:ss:menf u 4 cont pss share
Psny, payable on ii ID day Of July, isai. 70 John
+ Meyer. secretary Of eaid. company. q the once
e. s.n ss' room si So. s rad e S,alns sGIPSs aiia ii %P s.
Any stock .upon. which said assessment shal!! re;
b deemed aeinausnt. and win 10 duly adyes-
s';s ss & !: % ~ "a 4 s; +; sss :. y. i II = j :;s| III q S sss ss. AZ "
expenses q sale. JonN y; ,MEYEd.
Room Ne: 40 C.mmoroial building, st. Louis,
Mo-. Ofiice OF said Company.
-tE5 -- --- -----
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMITS
~ sion to cut and remove timber from tho
public lands Of the United states !.
Notice is hereby given that at tho expiration Of
tHenty-one day. from tho tir;t publication Of
this notice, we. tho undersigned, George A.
Fishburn and jacob y. Fishburn, Of Fergus
county, Montana, will, pursuant to tho require
ments Of section 3 Of the rules and rexnlstions
prescribed by the honorable secretary Of the IN
terror! approved May y. 1891. make written APP
p~licstion e The honorable s~eorstsry q the inter
Tor for permission to. out and remove fifteen
hundred cords pf wood from the following do
scFibod lands attnats. lying. and being In the
Lewistcwn land district In Fergus county, Mon
tana, viz
The M Of section 1. the Y OF no 4. the NV Y
OF the neA. and the o v OF tho NV \ Of SEQ 2. all
in q 4 .. ! la q. and the sw & Of the = 4 Of 100
upon which there ~ now situated about AGO. 600
feet of Pine timber. That all Of the said land 10
composed o. high rocky ridges and deep gullies,
and wholly unit fol agriculture. and not known
to contain mineral. -
GEORGE A. ElSHRURN.
JACOB n. F1SHhURN.
Edgar 6. Worden, Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day of May, 1894.
First publication May 70, ls93. -
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MONTANA MARBLE WORKS
Write for Prices.
Office and Yard Lower Main street. Helena.
MATHESON d Co.,.
Gold Block.

~ trict court OF the First judicial district Of
the state of Montana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke
ceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned, exc
e1tor of the last. Will and testament of Benjamin
and all persons. having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit thsm with tho necessary
vouchers within ten months after the hrst pub
location Of thi. notice to the said executor ..
the law Office of Msssena Ballard, Room 8 Gold
Block, in the city Of Helena in the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. state Ct Montana. the same
bong the place for the Transaction of the bust
mere of said estate In the county Of Lewis and
Clarke.
Executor Of the last Will and testament Of Ben
jamin ". Crowninshield. deceased.
Dated May 20. A. d. 1893.
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THE X. P. EXCHEQUER.
6. X. Wiley, Supreme Master, WIN BE
DIshon0rabIy Discharged.

6. X. Wiley, Supreme Master, WIN Be
D~ishonorably Discharged.
WILMINGTON. Del, May 3l.-Final re-
quest has been made for the resignation Of
Mayor Stansbury X. Wiley. Of this city,
% supreme master of the exchequer Of the
supreme lodge of the world. Knights Of
Pythias, by Supreme Chancellor Blackwell,
OF Kentucky. After the recent failure Of
Robinson & Co.. aud the ascertainment Of
tho fact that 10000 of the knights Of
Pythias money was in jeopardy in conss-
quencs. the supreme chancellor and aides
came to Wilmington. Wiley assured them
the orders money was safe, as he had good
securities covering 1t.
The finance committee was not satisfied,
however. and several sessions have been
held here recently. The proceedings were
kept ssoiet until to-day. when Wi!ley's re-
fusal TO resign tho Office. which he has held
many years, compelled the committee to
make them public. The supreme council
will meet in Chicago jane 10. and at that
time Wiley will be d~ishonorably dis
charged. Claims will be made against him
and his bondsmen for the amount depos-
tied with Robinson & Co.. who are unable
to Day Is.
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SHER!FF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EXE-
trict court Of the First judicial district. Of tho
state of Montana, In and for tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke, in the suit Of A. Steff, n against feter
Wilson. duly ntte.,ed the 18th day Of May:
A. u. 1853, 1 have levied upon all the right. title
and interest Of the said Peter Wilson in and to
the following ,described property, situated in
sh OF the ne 4 and NV y Of the 80 = sec "a.
Also that certain mining claim known q the
Gold Leave" quartz lode mining claim. situate
in seven Mile mining district. Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana. recorded III book $ Of lode 10
cations. page Al, In the otiice Of the county re-
cordsr Of said Lewis and Clarke county. to which
said records for u more particular description of
said quartz lode reference IL erebv mnde.
Togetner with all and singular the tsnements,
hereditaments and appnrtenances thereunto b.
longing or in anywisa apportaining.
Notice Is hereby q ven that on tho 9th day
Of June, A. d. 1893. at tho hour Of II O'Clock IN.
q snid day, Mt the front door Of the court house.
Helena, Montana. l will. sell sill the right. title
and Interest. Of the raid Peter Wilson In and
~ tho said above described property, TO the
highest bidder for cash In hand.
Given nnder my hand this the 18th day OF May.
A. ID. 1870.
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ FRED T. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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long standing. It doesn't simply poiliato-
Il cures. II You believe IL, 10 much the
better. Thcrcss nothing moro to 30 said.
You get II for 50 cents, from all druggists,
But perhaps you won't believe III, Then
there's another reason for trying it Show
that you can't DO cured, and you'll get $500.
It's q plain business offer. Tho makers Of
amount Il they can't cure you, They know
that they can-you think that they can't. II
they're wrong, you get tho cash. lf You're
wrong, you're rid of catarrh.
Hero are some of tho symptoms Of Catarrh:
Headache, obstruction Of nose, discharges
terry, and acrid, at others, thick, tenacious,
mucous, ~purulent, bloody, putrid, ond often
sive; eyes weak, ringing in ears, deafness !;
offensive breath smell and taste impaired,
and general debility. Only q few OF these
likely to DO present Mt once
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RUN DOWN BY a FREIGHT.
Fatal Accident ~ Conncil Dlafn-Manxicd
Aeyond R~eeOgnttton.

Fatal Accident 1t Council Dlafs-Manxich
neyond R~seognttien.
CouKcrL RLuyFs, In. May 8l.-A frightful
accident occurred he,s to-day. 4 collision
occurred between an electric motor and a
freight train on ths Burlington road. The
freight backed into the car on a curve and
smashed il TO pieoss. Tho scene presented
Al the wreck was fearful. N. =. r. Holmss.
ono OF the passengers on the motor, WAS In
stantly killed. his body being crushed and
Maugisd beyond recognition. Miss Mauds
Bryant, f. 9. Bixby and William, Norman
were probably fatally injured. sustaining
severe internal injuries. besides broken
limbs. Motorman Powe . and Conductor
GsorRe Burke were painfully hurt. Theae
two men are blamed for the accident. as
they failed to stop at the crossing and look
to zoe il the track was clear. II 10 Thought
they will be r~YosecuAsd.
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Big Pension Frauds.

MINNEAPOLIS. May 31.-The Journal
prints a sensational article concerning pen
sion frauds in northern Iowa and southern
Minnesota. Az q result Of the work Of a
special pension examiner. g. V. V%anleuvsn,
Jr.. q pension attorney at Lime Springs,
Iowa. and DR.. George Kessel, mayor OF
Crssoo, Iowa, were arrested and gave boEds.
The hearing of Vanleuven was set TO, to-
day and Kessci's for tomorrow. II il
charged that tho names Of witnesses TO
pension papers were forged. not only in
the case on which the arrests we're made,
but that similar frauds have been p,rpe-
trated on a big scale for years,
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MATH EAON D ca.
UNlMPRovED PROPERTY.

UN1MPROyED PROPERTY.
sieO each for ton lfpts in Kenek addition. Each
Sis. 10 psr front foot tes iaa fset ON broadway.
no. f Sod deer and E . . Quarter 1 re-. II Gsssssass AL . ssssi lot.
NJ. 500 for 100 feat ON Montana Central right OF
way opposies Montana Central depot Ibis par-
81 st 80 utinei eysl lot S0xii4O near Flowereo adj
$500 for inside lots and $3.50 for corncrs. fcr
In one block from Hanser addition; ons-third
down, balance enc and two yaa5s; No down pas-
m sno required i P sYsi ,ssid caaie1i lots in rro.d-
water addition; one.third down. ono and two
Is par front foot 70. ohoice corner lot on
Dearborn avenue. 0ne-halt . DAoc1 IEom 1A0ctrao
ii1 liz ! y ps Nf frons foot Tor 50 feet on Ninth avenue.
1a0 feet deep to alley; ons block from h!ectrio
INA ,per front foot Tor . good lsvol lot ON War
rem etreat near Twelfth avenue.
SIS per front foot Tor " fset on helena evonne'
IMPROVED PROPERTY.
Sla0oo-Elegant modern dwelling on Eenton
avenue, noar Lawrence street, lot 1ax1o0 $A.o.V
$500 for . fine ten room dwelling, we'll Ar.
ranged; elegant lawn. trees; lot Aax1OG Seoo
So, 2Oo-substantial brick dwelling with ssyen
5osiEo; 500 down.
boulevard avenue; ath. furnace; 1900 down.
S. 500 -Attractivs modern DWELLING wlth zen
rooms. bath, furnace; $3.50 down; $50 per month.
Interest at 8 per cent. -.
81, 7OO-NeAt seyen-room dwelling, No. sos
Peosta: $500 down; S25 per month.
$4,5 OO-eix-room brick dwelling on Tenton
avenue, corner lot u feet on benton and $50 feet
Gilbert street.
8, 6CO-seven-room dwelling on Peosta ave-
nue.; lot SAx125: 5000 down; $1,000 n three years
time: interest At Q.
Wanted . modern dwelling, six to eight rooms
in exchange for stock in thriving sheep company.
Houses for rent
u. MATHESON d CO.,
ColN Hook.
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Struck by u Cyclone.

RosEDALE, Miss, May 3l.--A cyclone
struck this town ut four O'Clock this after
noon and the roar Of the wind drowned the
cries of the wounded. The scene was aw.
fui in its grandeur and beQgars description.
The killed are W. L. Bowdre, a colored
minister, and wife. Mrs. Cant. Miller, John
Waters. A. V. Foote. Lucal Veal, Linn Rob
inson. Twenty houses were either W. ecked
or badly damaged.
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End OF tho Nicnrsru.n War.

WASHINGTON, May 31.-Secretary Gresham
to-day received tho Following dispatch from
New York: "Prosident Saoaza. of Nicara-
qua. resigned last night and signed terms OF
peace. James A. Scrymser." Scr mser is
president of the Central American Cable
company and this dispatch was the first in
timntion the state department. had received
indicating the enc OF the war in aqua,
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WASHINGTON. May 31.-A few days ago a
Cherokee Indian committee ADVERTISED for
bids for g. OoO,O 900 bonds guaranteed by the
government. The date fixed for the OPEN
ing Of bids was ~ O'Clock TO-DAY. Not a
single bid Was made and the Cherokee In
dian committss very plainly showed disap-
p0intmsnk
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Return Of tho Monterey

Ban Francisco, May 81. - The United
States coast defense steamer Monterey re.
turned from her trial trip to-day. The on
CINE and cannon tests were ali successful
and everything won't like clockwork. II is
said the report Of the examining board will
be very favorable, and the $25. 600 which
remains unpaid will be handed over to the
contractors in about two weeks.
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Republican Kinderrarden

NEW York. May 3l.-President W. w.
Tracey. of the National Republican league,
Tonight issued a call for q special meeting
Of the executive committee of the league at
the Grand Pacific hotel. Chicago. June Is,
at 10 a. m. The special business Of tho
meeting will be the election of a secretary
ana treasurer, and tho selection of q loca-
tion for headquarters.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.
STOCKS.
NEW yonR, May :O.-Har silver. 50 SIS.
fNo~-r Stoa5~, l.ka GIN Ik

bIUNNS.
NEW YonR, May :0.-Bar silver. 50 SIS.
Copper-steady; lake elQS5.
I~ead-Firm; domestic, xa92H.
Tho stock market was weak in spots to-day.
but generally speaking . frmer tone character :
lied trailing. AMI in a few instances INST gains for
tho day wore quite important. Tho improve
ment is due in no small measure to a sharp rc-
oovsry in General Electric. Changers. though
freely hammered, held mp well. and st. Paul,
kock Island, and burlington left off h@A
higher than on Monday. Gold shipments to-day
and engagements for to morrow are much
heavier than generally expected aud were used as
= handle by the bears with which to depress the
market, but except in a few Of the low priced
stocks they were unable to force further liauida-
tions. The market ,tosed steady.
Governments-Eirm.
Petroleum Firm, closed offered Sic.
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Cotechiem Undsr Dtsoussion.

CANTON. Ohio. May N.-Ths Lutheran
Assembly 10 now engaged in = discussion OF
The question OF adopting = version Of Lu-
theirs smaller cAt~chism. which has been In
controversy ten years or more. This 10 .
now report made by the committee appointed
last year, and there was = hot hRht over
one sentence pertaining 70 confossion,
vhich concludes: And shall receive for
Rivsnsss from tho pastor as from God."..
II was argued by many that this ascribed
10 the CLERGY the power Of absolution stint.
lar to the Roman Catholic faith. Various
amendments were proposed and In the
midst OF turmoil the assembly adjourned
Until to- morrow.
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American Unitarian Association.

American UnltRriRn AssociAti0n.
tBosIoN. May 3l.-The annual meeting OF
tho American Unitarian association was
held to-day and Hon. George Hale. OF Bos-
ton. was elected president. Among the
vice-pteaidsnts are Hon. Horace Davis. OF
San Francisco. and others. The t,easnrcr
reported receipts for the year Of $106. Sl3.
expenditures OF $12l, 900. the deficit having
been paid ont OF the general fund. About
SS5, 0OO has been rece we'd In requests.
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Iseuchs a Valuable LtOrary.

SHOuRNS vWsW~U1V VOs"1y
New YoRK, May 31.-A Warrington sps-
DIAL says: II il understood By persons here
who have been keeping watch Of tho mat
ter tina tho valuable library Of manuscripts
Hubert II, Banoroft, in preparing his Pa
cifio coast histories, has been sold to the
University OF Chicago for $50. 600.
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.leum- Firm, closed offered Sic.

CHICAGO LIVE STUCK.
CHICAGO. May Observation-Disclosures. 14.5O0;
opened steady, closed weak, Texans loo lower.
best natives. 81. b0G5. 9; good. S5.0O@5. 40;
medium, SA75@5 90: others, $A.logA.6O; Texans,
Hogs-Receipts 1850: 15@2cc. lower; clos
ing prices, mixed and packers, $3.50 LOS; prime
heavy and butchers weights. sI.C547.lu; light,
81.
e~heep-Receipts 1900: opened steady. closed
weak; natives, 81. 75A5.s0; westerns. $4.60A5.25
Texans, $3.75Gb. 90.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. May SO.-Wheat-Firm; cash. 69c:
C%orn-iirm: cash. 40Ac: July. 40Sc.
Oats-tirm: cash, SOhc; Jul., 29tsc.
EEarley Coo.
Pork teady; cash. f2O2 20; September. $2L05.
ard-Steady; cash. S1G is: Sertember. SlO.7a
Ribs-Steady; cash, 50 IS: September. S9.sa
ehoulders-$1 10. %
Short clear-310.2 5M 1850.
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Independent Agents

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Employment Agency

"a EDWARDS STREET.
Telephone $50. w. II. Cook. Propr,esor
WANTS-Girl for fsmily Of 8 in Cascade. $2h
Waiter girl for Hotel Florence, Missoula.
Girl for family In Alhambra. VS..
2 girls for general homework in city, $Sl
Man AMI wife for hotel; man cook. woman
waitress.
Girl for Fast Helena, $25.
girl general housework for city. $2A
10 LET-7-room frame house, with water. $th.
Groom furnished house. $22. I rooms, furnished.
with bath. $lS-S20. II room house with bath.
good barn and out-houses. fine lawn. SIS.
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The INDEPENDENTS
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will send postpaid BY mail m THREE
ROCKS to be selected by yourself from the
list printed below: TwT|"
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No Bids for Indian Boads.

Now your blood should be purified. Take
Hoods sarsaparilla, the best spring medicine
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ There will be q meeting of the stockholders
fniley block. Helena. Montana, June q. ut 8
o'clock D. M, tpoIls to remain open till four
o'clock for the purpose of e.ecting three trus.
tees to serve for the ensuing yoar.
WIN. q. BAILEY, Secretary.