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BIG ELEVATOR DESTROYED.
Ono or the Largest of Buffalo's Ware
houses Burned to the Ground,

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. l6.-The
Coatsworth elevator. situated on Mich
igan and Ganson streets. having q ca
pacity Of 12,C00,U0o bushels and valued
at three quarters of million dollars,
was totally pestroyed by fire about
o'clock a. III. Abou. Il dozen frame
structures, mostly saloons and dwell
lngs, were also burned.
The elevator was one of the largest in
the city, but had not been much used
this season. considerable repairs and
Improvements being made i'll it, Until
few days ago there was no grain
stored there and at the time of the fire
it did not contain more than 10000
bushels. The Kellogg elevator and a
big lumber yard We're on fire several
times, but the flames were extinguished
before gaining any great heaaway. The
total loss is estimated at $500. 900 and is
fairly well covered by Insurance.
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Chicago's Isusy Coroner.

The last annual report of the coroner
of Cook county shows the number of vio-
lent deaths in this county in June of last
year to have been 1866. In July follow
ing the deputies held 1T inquests, in
August 1865. in October 1862 and in Sep
tembcr lC0. The smallest number of
cases was i'll February. when there We're
but 1913 The total number of cases in
vestisated during 1892 was 1901. and of
this number l.454 We're males. Those
who had been married numbered CO..
More than one person a day for every
day in the year is the awful record
charged up against the railroads.
cayo Mail.
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Possibly Swami, Fever

SAVANNAH, GA, Aug. 15.-No new
developments here as to yellow fever.
Public feeling was greatly disturbed at
the report Of the fever ou break at
Brunswick, wilero Government Sur
gcon Draham was said to be prostratel
by The nlaady. IIo is now conyales
cent and later reports point to it as an
attack OF swamp fever. so that now
thee is a general belief that no danger
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The House,
IMMENSE DAMAGE DONE.
Forest Fires Raging Along the South
Shore Road.

Forest Fires Raging Along the South
Shore Road.
WEST SUPERIOR, Wis, Aug. 16.-For-
est fires are raging extensively along
the South Shore, east of this city. The
extent of the damage done cannot be
definitely learned because the wires are
demoraljzed and no other means Of in
formation are at hand. The city is en-
veloped in murky atmosphere Of
smoke drifting hither from the scene
Of devastation. Citizens here who are
we'll informed as to the nature of the
country where the fire is raging say
that the loss of standing timber will
be immense. Bruce Crossing, little
hamlet 100 miles out from here. was
practically wiped out Sunday night
Quite an amount Of railway rolling stock
has been destroyed. The wife and child
OF lumberman are missing and are
surccsed to have rerished in the flames.
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REPORTED FAVORABLY.
Senate Committee Recommends the
Bank Circulation Rill

Senate Committee Recommends the
Bank Circulation Bill.
| WASHINGTON, Aug. 16-The commit
tee on finance, by a practically unan-
imons vote. decided to report favorably
the bill introduced by Mr.. VOORHEES,
providing for the issuing of circulating
notes to national banks to the par value
of government bonds and d. D osit to
secure circulation.
The senate finance committee has de-
ci,led to hold daily sessions. beginning
Thursday, during which time they will
endeavor to reach some conclusion on
the silver question. Senator Voorhees,
subsequently notified the senate of his
action and asked for authority to sit
during the session of the senate.
Mr.. Gordon o Georgia introduced a
bill to suspend for six months the oper-
alton Of the law taxing the notes of the
state banks 10 per cent. The
bill was referred to the finance com /.
mittee.
Mr.. VOORHEES, reported back from that
committee the bill to enable national
banks to issue currency 10 the amount
of the full par value of bonds deposited.
Mr.. Cockrell objected to its immediate
consid .ration. and then proceeded to
make an argument against it. as favor
ing the national banks to the disadvan.
tuge of state banks.
Mr. Voorhees, said that as a single Ok
lection caused his bill to go over for
day, he would now We notice that he
would call it up, and move to put it on
its passage.
The Lee Mantle case. involving the
question of the right of governors of
states to appoint senators (under GER
tain circumstances was then taken MP,
and Mr.. Hunton OF Virginia addressed
the senate in support Of Mr. Mantle's
right TO a seat.
The House.
Mr.. Burrows offered resolution Civ
ing Charles E. Belknap the right to
contest the seat of George F. Richard
son from the Fifth district of Michigan.
Mr.. Richardson asked that the resolu.
ton be laid over and it was SO ordered.
The silver debate was then resumed,
Mr.. Hutchison Of Texas concluding his
remarks in favor of free coinage of sill
yer. Mr.. Hutchison was followed by
Mr.. Blanchard of Louisiana, who spoke
in favor of free coinage.
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Took q Shot at John T.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-John T.. Sulli-
van came near being killed in bar
room at the Vanderbilt hotel. He was
drunk and met "a man named Nc
Ciuskey with whom he mad d. erence
eight years ago, called him liar and
struck him. McCluskey drew a re-
volver and fred shot at Sullivan as he
started to run, and would have fired
again had he not been disarmed by by
ISLANDERS.
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The Bombay Riots.

BoMBAY, Ang. 16-Dur:ns the re!ig-
ious riots i'll tits city Is o Aiohammcds
and II ntloos We're arrested. The num-
Der of persons killed is not known, bnt
it is certain that the deaths are in ex-
cess of the number first repor ed Many
OF the injured i'll the hospitals will
probAblY die
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Chicago Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Aug. l6, 1897
OPENING PalCES.
WEEAT-Septe,nbe G3:.
CORN-August, 3Sc; September, $3.50: Oc-
tober, sc.
OATS -Septemb r. o51a,; October, a;]s,.
POkk-August. $l2.5o: September, $l26olh6;
October. Sl295
LARD-septcmbsr $685. October ssl2:a, il.
SHORT RIBS-Septcmbr $40.
C1oSI-G PRICES
WHEAT-August, el94c; September. Go24c
CORS-Ausust. 391s September. 5g95c: o.
toher, 4alac.
OATS-Ausust, 24s4c; Sept naber, 225]]a-; Oc-
tober C.
October. $3.50.
LARD-Ausus., ss.4711a; September. ss.4,}aa
October. .:ss,,,a.
SHORT R1Bs-August S7.e71s: September,
$1.O.]a; October, Si.G.I5.
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A New Prophet and Mystic In Kief.


A new sect whose prophet is u certain
peasant called Kondrati is making ex-
traordinary progress in the provinces Of
Kief and Poltava. Kondrati is man
of considerable power as II speaker, but
who was at one time confined in lu-
natic asylum. He was arrested some
time ago and sent to Transcaucasia, but
his followers are most energetic apostles
and continue to propagate Kondratism.
Their principle tenet is that all men
are as Christ was, and in exactly the
same way sons of God when they have
been touched by the Spirit. The plain
est facts and statements in Scripture are
interpreted in mystical spirit. There
is also tendency to free love among
them. but as the last statement is vouch-
ed for only by the Russian clergy it may
have no foundation. The Kondratists
already nI,aher I 900. o.-Gl.r!stiaaW World;
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Coal Discovery In Colombia.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 1G.-An import
ant discovery of coal is reported from
the United States of Colombia at Il
Point near the Atlantic coast A report
has just been completed by Mr.. {. F. e.
Caracristi. evil engineer of this CITY,
In his report he estimates the coal de-
posts adjacent to the Gu.f of Uraba in
the dep, rtments of Caucau and Bolivar
at 5000 quare miles. and the coal beds
of the department of Maxdalena at 9. .0oo
square miles. The coal is anthracite.
b.tuminous and camel, ard the " ,ins
are from 8 10 20 feet tick. 1t is the
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CANT PAY WAGES.
Economic Society Will Probably
Soon Entirely Disappear.

Economic Society Will Probably
Soon Entirely Disappear.
PITTsBURG. Aug. 16.-The affairs Of
the Economics have reached crisis,
and it seems probable that only a short
time will elapse before the famous old
society will have passed entirely away.
During services Sunday Trustee Duss
notified the employees that the society
would be unable to pay wages any
more to its servants, but if they wished
to remain they might work for month
longer for their board. The society has
been unable to realize on its real estate,
owing to the present financial stress.
The decision will effect over 300 men
and it will be very serious matter for
many families.
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Deputies Removal

NEVADA, Mo-. Aug. 16-Deputy sher-
if. stationed for several days at the
coal mines at Bedford have been with
drawn. The strike having been practi-
cal.y declared off The strikes in Ver-
non and Ba es counties have cost the
miners over SIG OOD. besides their situa-
tions. and the Kansas ayi,ators are
resrOnsibie
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Tectotal Sailors.

A large number of the crew of the i'll
fated Victoria were teetotalers-in fact,
lodge of the Independent Order of
Good Tcmp'ars-the Victoria's S Lifeboat
Lodge A. D.-had been established on
the ship. Not one of the names of the
members of the lodge is included among
the list of the saved, so that the lodge
has no longer an existence. A curious
fact is that whole lodge Of the same
order was lost in the terrible disaster
that overlook the Eurydice in 1875
London Tit-Bits.
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St. Charles Bank to Resume.

WlsoSA. Mimi, Aug 16-A private
dispatch from st. Charles s1ntes that
tie Bank of St. Charles, which sus-
pended Aug. 4, has undergone an exam
has been pronounced perfectly solvent.
At 4 meeting of a committee of deposit
CTS the latter agreed to not further
withdraw deposits until Dec. next.
The bank will resume business on Mon
dav. Aug. 81.
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: WHIPPED BY C1,kEDoN.
Alex Gre.gains Defeated in Eiftccr
Round Contest

Alex Gre.sains Defeated in Fifteen
Round Contest.
ReDY. Ind. Aug. 16.-Dan Creedon
OF Australia, the middleweight cham
pion OF the colonies. and Alex Greg
gains OF San Francisco, champion of
the Pacific coast. came together in the
arena OF the Colum bia Athletic club for
q purse of $500 and the bout re-
suited in q victory for the former in IS
rounds. Little betting Was done,
though the Frisco man ruled f..vorite
at small odds. Six thousand people
were present, composed of a better
class than has heretofore attended. At
1U o'clock to the moment Creedon made
his appearance in the ring. Greggains
followed a moment later, and the fight
at once commenced. Creedon had the
best of it all through and won in the
18th round.
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Hungarian Floods

BrDA PEsTH, Aug. lG--The damage
caused by the floods in Gaiicia and
Northern Hungary amounts to many
millions OF forins. In many districts
the reasantry has been Impoverished At
Vorasco a workshop was swept away
and IA employees were drowned. Sixty
persons are said to have been drou ned
ut EymnOw, Gxlicia
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DENvEl:5 UNEMPLOYED.
Two Thousand Men After Forty
Places.

Two Thousand Men After Forty
Places.
DENVER, Aug. 16.-The great dis
parity between the number of men out
of employment and the amount of work
to b. had was strikingly illustrated
when 1000 men gathered at the place
where work on the new sewer was to
begin. There was work for only ~
men. A crowd Of about 500 Italian
.aborers gathered near the spot, but
were not allowed, to approach ;, the
crowd which exhibited considerable
feeling. but Was quiet and orderly.
Only three Italians were given work
and they were known to be old reyi-
dents of the city. The projected public
Improvements cannot possibly supply
work for all the uremDoyed.
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Mills In RlaZe.

DENVER, Aug. l6-The Crescent mills,
the largest Touring mills in the West,
are burning. The loss will be over
$500, 000 Fireman B. McLain was ter
ribly injured by an explosion in the
dust room. Two other firemen who
were with him are missing.
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Tillman Wants a Trade Mark.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 16. - Governor
Ben Tillman of South Carolina is seek
ing governmental authority to use the
soubriquet of the state, palmetto" as
a trade mark for his dispsnsary liquors
Several weeks ago the Washington at
torneys for the state made application
for the registration of the brand and
sole right to use the emblem upon TASKS
and barrels. Commissioner Seymour
has the novel case under consideration
and his decision will establish an inter
estiug precedent
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EicycIcrs at Milwaukee,

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 18-There was
fair SPORT at the National park during
the day. Tie bicycle races were con-
tested on poor track, t"e only avail
able spot for speedy work being foot
wide at the pole. The speedlest per-
formance of the day was Zimmerman's
win of the one mile international in
n:l9l-5,
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The Mitchell Trouble.

MILWAUKEE, Aug. 16. The petition
of Mrs. Martha Mitchell. widow OF the
late Alexander Mitchell. for an order
on her son, John L. Mitchell, TO show
his stewardship as trustee of the will,
together with the order OF the probate
court thereon, have been filed by Sam
uel Howard. attorney for the petitioner.
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LATEST MARKET PRICES,
St. Paul Union Stock Yards.

ENDUTI ST. PsUT. Aug Is. 1873.
HOGS-15c higher. Quality medium TO z cd
far-!s cleare earl, to packer. Range Of
prices, -. 500
CATTl4E-Fat butcher cattle firm and in
god demand; c mmon SLOW; fair steers 80
Prime steers. $3DIa3.re gooi steers, $25UD
3tO prime cows, S:.a,9:75 goo, cows. $2.uo0
81; common To fair cows, Sl.ooD 3s.0t li4,.
veal calves. SO,Di0t .le.vy caves. 81 o., -
stockers, sl5O .5s.JJ; i.e icr,, 500 y:.4t bul!4
Sl.2,gn2.no.
SHEEP-Stea:ly
Mut,oas, $,.nta;>71; lambs, S2DD.5h
stnekers .,,d fee lers. Sl.5o12ol
Receipts: Cattle. II; hogs, 4)o; calves, !;
kheeI ,QD
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Dismissed Employees,

T.PEKA. Aug. l6. A. S. White,
treasurer of the State board of charities,
has admitted that the board had mad.
Ii partial investigation of the industrial
school for girls at Beloit and found it
III such q disgrace:ul condition that
every Teacher snd enl,loye about the
place Las b-en dismissed
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A Coincidence.

Running diagonally over the East st.
Louis race track is bridge. From it a
road runs to small settlement near the
race course. AS the horses were going
to the post in a 2-year-old race one day
recently q funeral procession started
over the bridge. Some of the more s,l-
prrstitious of the spectators hurried at
once to the betting ring and plunged on
a horse named Coroner that was in the
race The contest was run. and the Win
ner was Coroner.
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Fatally Shot in l'lay.

LAKE CITY. Mimi. Aug lC.-Chris-
tina Aiber.son, aged about 9 years. of
Minneapolis, who was visiting at the
residence Of Mayor H. A Young in
this city was accidently shot and killed
at 2p. IN. by the young son Of Mr..
!oung,v ho secretly secured possession
Vt his brothers. revolver.
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Nearing Completion.

OwATosSA, Mimi, Aug. 16.-The
new music hall. which is the gift of
Hon. George A. Pillsbury to Pillsbury
academy. is now nearly completed and
will be ready for occupancy when
school opens in September.
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Tra,nns Are IN. rl,,.,cs

MoNThviDEo, Nina. Aug. Is. -
Tramls roke into ,Le saloon of August
ScLerpben and secured IL small amour,
Of money and liquors. They also broke
the seal, of ~ way freight cars on the
Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul road.
taking Il rart OF the contents.
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I:lount. Returns.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. l6.-Among the
passengers on the steamship Gaelic,
Which arrived during the morning,
we: james II. B.ount, American min
lister to Hawaii, and Mr.. Yang, the new
Chinese minister 10 the United States.
Ex-Minister to Japan Frank L. Coon bs
also arrived on the Gae!ic.
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California Hotel Burned.

OAKLAND. Cal. Aug. 18-At $50 p. m.
fire was discoverel in the roof of the
Tubbs hotel. in East Oakland. and in
less than an hour the structure was to-
tally destroyed. The fire was past con-
troll before the engines reached it. The
origin of the fire is unknown. There
were ITO guests at the hotel, all of
whom escaped safely, but with only
such property as could be easily carried
in the hands
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Judge TAYLOR Dead.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 16.-Judge Ma
poleon B. Taylor of the superior court,
the man by whose decision the Order Of
the Iron Hall was thrown into the
hands of a receiver q year ago. died
during the morning.
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TrOttcrS CrcInate;l.

LIx1NGToN. KY. Aug. l6-The trot-
ting sab o. the vel known hcrseman
John D, Creighton. was burnel to the
ground at Danerail Two we'll bred
:illieS perished i'll the flames and third
was burned nigh unto death. June
Mont. 2:l4 and Jchn Turner, together
with d score of others, were in the
buiiIing. but were saved.
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Now, This Is Fishing,

Frank Vinton and others caught 300
pound sturgeon last week and made the
line fast to a young tree standing on
shore. Later, when they went to draw
the big fish to land. they found it had es-
capped by pulling the tree up by the roots
and taking over 50 feet of small rope
along. The fishermen have three other
big fish tied up at different places along
the stream. .-Asotin Wash. Sentinel
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Dispr"ved an Accusation.

CHICAGO. Aug. 16.-An accusation
was brought against the Milwaukee
charging that it was making blanket
rate from Fremont. Neb.. to the worlds
fair, which included other things be-
sides transportation, and thereby cut
the worlds fair rates. 1t was said that
the road was offering free board, worlds
fair tickets, and various things AS a
bonus to travellers. The com pany dis
proved the accusation.
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OMIT BANKING.

MlNSEAPoL1s, Aug. 16.-At meeting
of the board OF directors Of the St. Paul
and Minneapolis Trust company resolu.
Ions were adopted to wind up the
hanking department. of its business.
!. he trust department is to be continued.
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Want to Cut Train Service

CHICAGO. Aug. A meeting of the
general managers of the Western roads
has been called for Aug. II to ia k over
the advisablity of cutting down the
train service between common oints as
an economic measure. No special
changes have been mentioned and the
matter will b, taken up in a general
way
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Mills DESTROYED.

SALISBURY. Mo-, Aug. le.-Fire do
stroysd the elevator, mills and fl .ur
house of ths Salisbury Mill and E..-
va:or company. The total loss is $4o,-
0N; N;5insurance $24,0)o. The property
will be rebuilt at once.
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Real Estate Convention pos,noncd

Real Estate Convention I,ostnoncd
BUFFALO. Aug. 16 -Advices from,
many of the most important cities in
the country which We're to have been
represented by large delegations at the
onyress of the National Real Estate
association at St. Paul, Mimi. on the
elst have led to the rostponement of
the congress pending a more settled
condition of the commercial field,
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New Lava Nceried.

What is wanted now is city ordinance
compelling young men to put pneumatic
tires on their brzzsaw straw hats. so
people could get by on the sidewalk
without getting scratched.-Springfeld
Graphic.
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o. r. GODDARD,
k7ToR-EY II i.Y
csF.cc GER 1sT. HAT,cHaL Bank.
BILLINGS, MONT.
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Voted Iteliec.

M1SSEAPoLIs. Aug. 16.-The city
rouncil has voted $4,000 in aid of those
who are destitute rs a result of Sun
days fire in this city.
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HIS OWN BANKER.

A Wisconsin Man Robbed by Masked
Burglars.
GREENLEAF, Wis, Aug. 18-At 8 a. m.
burglars woke up F. c. Sanger. store
Keeper Of Morriston, covered him with
revolvers and searched his house, find
ing $1,000, with which they disap-
peared.
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DENTISTRY.
DIP. j. C.. STAuEUS

rss7n EXTRACTED POSITIVELY WITHOUT Pen.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED FiEsr-clAss.
OFFICE OPPOSITE EEPcT
BILLINGS, MONT.
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Minneapolis Grain.

MlSIEApoL1s, Au.. 10. 1871.
WHEAT September opening, 81 IS; highest,
57A:: lowest. 'Css': closin: ;64". De"em-
Ter opening, t3I2&; highest 6i,4-; lowest. cs]6c;
closing, t'A'. On tr;.ck-Nn. hard, blc;
b-I,n
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Chicago Live Stock.

CHICAGO UNION STOCK YAnps.
Aug. Ii, 1898.
CATTLE Firm.
HOGS Firm: lD.tJA: higher. Heavy, S5.lJ
Gl55O: mixed and medium. S53li15.7j; light.
s5.3s1r'9t
SHEEP-Weak, l5c lower.
Receipts: Catt.e, 3,0Jt hogs, 1000; shaen,
HUW.
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The Queens Health.

CowEs. Aug. 16. The queen is enjoy
ing the best of health. She took short
cruise on the royal yacht. and will re-
turn to Osborne House in time for din
yey,
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TiiOMAG c. ROSS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
;:OTkE! 7uEL!C.
REDLO GE, MONT.
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The latest fad for the owner Of dogs is
20 make them wear shoes in the house
to protect the polished hoors The shoes
are made of chamois skin.
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Special trains have been sent out on
the South Shore road to render assist.
anee to the inhabitants and to care fo-
the company's pro1erty
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A Mr. Veal and Miss Ham were mar
ried in England short time ago. This
marriage is meet for rejoicing among
newspaper humorists.
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CHURCHES.

METHODIST Episcopal Church: Services held
every Sabbath ut IL o clock; Sa bbnth school at
- m. Evening services Mt 7:9D with class
meeting at the close. Bible class Tuesday
evening and prayer meeting Thursday even
ing mt 1870. Junior Epworth league on Friday
.tl:l5. Every body invited to these meetings.
II. WARAIAS. Pastor.
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DR.. E. C.. .McCLANAHEN,
PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON
RED LODGE, MONT.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1893-08-19

CONGREG ATIONAL Church: Preaching Mt
il a. III. and 80 y, IN. Sunday school at L. M
Wednesday Prayer meeting at 30 p. m.
WM. HOWARD WATSON, Pastor.