The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1894-08-23

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MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Franzman and
daughter Irene, of Philipsburg, were the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs G. Y. Franzman
during the weel1.-Butte Miner.
4 W. w. Williams, formerly of Philips
burg, Montana, has taken charge of The
work on the Wicks-Ross mines and has
put force of men to work sinking q
new shaft Hlllsborough (New Mexico)
! Advocate.
The grand lodges of A. o. u. w. and
| Degree OF Honor, which met in Anaconda
last week, are said to have been highly
successful In every particular. Large
delegations attended the meetings from
an parts OF the state. Philipsburg and
Granite were we'll represented. among
whom may be mentioned Mr.. and Mrs.
D. A, Harding, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Ham
mond, Mr.. and Mrs. Josiah Shull and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. d. N. Mcdonald.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Franzman, Mrs.
Daniel Crowley, Mrs Frank j. Wilson,
Mrs. John G. Wilson, Miss Mary Pizer,
Miss Lottie Pizer, Miss Christy Smith;
Granite: MIR. and Mrs. G. S. Howland, P.
McGurk, John Weigenstein and John
Stewart. .
Con Lucid, who was a compositor on
IHE MAIL three years ago and who
pitched for the local baseball club during
the same season, is making quite a
record IN the National League this year.
lie has lately been engaged by the
Brooklyn club, as may be seen from the
following clipping from the Philadelphia
Inquirer Of the 10Th: "Con Lucid, whom
the Brooklyn club has just secured, has
pitched very strong games for the Haver
hills, the club now second in the New
England League. He was once with
the Loulsvllcs, but was scarcely given
a fair trial. Manager McGunnigle con
Quoted the deal on behalf of the Brook
Ign club. Lucid was formerly COM
posltor on the Boston Herald and was
induced by Manager Irwin to give up
the case for baseball"
Labor Day Proclamation.
Gov. Richards has issued the following
proclamation
In accordance with law and precedent
/, John e. Richards, governor of the
state OF Montana, do hereby set apart
Monday, Sept. 3, to be observed as labor
day. u. 4@D
"Ihe interests of this commonwealth
and the interests of labor are SO closely
identified that the prosperity Of the one
1nsures the other Montana has demon
strated in its in dustrial life that the
steady employment Of we'll paid labor is
conduciye to all the essentials of good
citizenship, and good homes and cheer
ful fresides lie at foundation of patriot
ism.
"By reason of the more extensive dev-
elopment of our mining and manufact-
urlng interests the outlook for labor in
our state is more encouraging than IN
most states
'Now, therefore, + earnestly urge all
citizens to abstain from their regular yo-
cation on the day aforesaid, if possible to
do SO, and to celebrate this legal holiday
IN befttlng manner"
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%. They are combined in
such scientific proportions, that they
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her. 9th. 1t cures disease by removing
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|th This remedy has a well-known
scientific value and it's formula is famil-
ar to scientific mon. 8th. 1t has been be-
ore the public for half century. Drug
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employ it in their practice. 9th. 1t was
he only Sarsapaulla admitted at the
Worlds Fair. 1t stands first. It leads
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iruggist sells you Ayers Sarsaparilla.
t cures others, and will cure you.
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