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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
PLENTY OF ENTHUSIASM.
silver Bow DsmecrAts Are Oat - va
From Top 10 Bottom.

From Top 20 Bottom.
BUTTE, Sept. There was ne
lack of interest and no indlcas
tlou Of party weakness In the mset~
Ing OF ths democratic county central com.
mittss as the city ball tonight. Tbs poaics
court room was crowded and ell present
seemed to b greatly Interested In what
was going on. Owing to the absence OF H.
G. Walton, chairman, II. c. Worthington
was chosen chairman, and Judge
NauGhten secretary.
Il was decided not to delay In issuing Q
call for the primaries, but " psosasA-vo
once with the work of getting . ticket in
the field. A number present exprsassd
the opinion that 0 carefully selected
ticket would sweep the county. Tho fob
lowing call for tho caucuses, primaries
and convention was issued:
The county democratic convention n hereby
called To meet II ~ o'clock noon on "Wednesday,
sept IL, ~. at the court room OF bepartmens
l., In the court house at Butte city. for the pure
pose VI selecting vi delegates and ~ alterna %
10 represent Silver Bow county IN the demos
cratic state convention to be he Il st Helena on
bsps IS. ~, and OF making nominations for the
following officers, to-wlt;
One state senator. n representatives. three
county commissioners. one county attorney. cne
sheriff. one county treasurer. one county clerk
and recorder. ono county assessor. one county
auditor, one superintendent Of schools, one
public administrator, one county coroner, one
county surveyor. two justices Of tho peace, tive
constablcs for each township, and 70 traSsacJ
such other business - may properly come bs.
| fore the CONVENTION.
A caucus viii be hold In each Of the preeinctq
| Wednesday evening. sept. for the p0spose Of
naming delegates and alternates 70 b vosed %
at the primaries. Primaries viii be held on
saturday, sept. s, between the hours Of 3 and
o'clock p. M. ior the purpose Of selecting dale.
| convention. The app0rtionmens and piaoes oe
holding the primaries for each precinct are -
follows:
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EXHIBIT OF MONTANA FRUIT.
10 win Ne 81 Stsvsasviiis, 1avsiii
Csuaty. fhis Meath.


Csuaty. fhis Meath.
Special Uensspoadsnes q the Standard
CoNo, Ravali Co. AUG. 0-Thsse viii
b . grand exhibition Of Nontans Gsowu
fruits ct the annual meeting of the "West.
ssn Montana Fruit Growers sssoelAtteo." |"
to b held On Saturday, Sept. ., et
Stsvensvills. A generous premium list 10
bsing prepared and Will b published next
week. Marcus DAILY. who 10 taking greet
interest In fruit growing In the valley, has
given $1,000 to be offered In prsmiumss
and several others have also given. About
$500 was secured In one day, for thst pur.
pose and much more Will b subscribed
within the week, 90 that there will b lib
eral premiums for all clssses and varieties
Of fruits, not only for the best but for the
second, third and fourth best Of each
class and variety.
product Of her orchards, but ws naturally
expect the fullest show from Missouls
and Ravalh counties and We have enough
here, both % to quantity aud variety. to
make an exhibit that will astound the
hundreds who viii como to visit Il: One
fruit grower here promises to show over
100 varieties Of apples and plums and hs
10 by no means certain that that number
viii not b exceeded By one OF two others.
But the premiums will be % divided that
the exhibitors OF single variety will have
. chance to obtain liberal reward for their
trouble. c.
There will b NO charges for admission
or entry OF exhibits and every exhibitor
will be entitled to free membership for
one year In the Fruit Growers' association.
OProfessor Emory, Of the state asricul.
tural college will b present and give Q
valuable talk upon fruit growing and
marketing. Yours truly.
W. B. HARLAN,
pn~aifant
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
LAToNlA'S OPENING DAY.
Coed Races Hat . ksmarkably snsil
Crowd OF kpsoeatvPs.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 1.-The Latouia fall
series Of racing opened 70 tho smallest
attendance for several years. The day
was fine and tho track fast, although NO
unusual time was made. Three favorites
and three strong second choices won't
through. Roy el Santa Anita, tho winner
Of the Chicago Derby, had . hard time to
beat Orinda aud A common field in the
first race. Tho eastern horse, Lsette,
won the second and Greenwich, general
second choice, beat Clementine. an odds
on favoritc in the third. One mile-Rey
sl Santa Anita won. Orinda second, st.
Maxim third; time. i:iiA. Six furlongs
-Lisette won, Cyclone second. Clinty G.
third; time, l:i3. Milo and 70 yards
Greenwich won. Clementine second. Re-
morse third; time. 1:i7. Ono mile-Rhett
Goods won, Frsuiein second, Portugal
third; time. LAB. Five furlongs-katli.
crime won. Simon w. second. Gallon d. Or
third; time, :09A. Six furlon2s-Dare-
velia won. Charles Wilson second, Prince
Imperial third time. l:l6N.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02

GREAT FALLS, Sept. Tho freight
and passenger depot at West Great Falls
was totally destroyed by fire at II o'clock
tonight. The origin Of tho FIRE IL un.
known. but the building burned like tin
der. A large amount of railroad stores
was destroyed. Several cars were partially
burned and only active and energetic
work on the part Of the night yard force
saved 0 large amount Of rolling stock.
The wind was blowing hard at tho time,
making the flre o difficult ono to subdue
by tho department. which quickly re.
sponded to the alarm sent in.
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FLATHEAD REPUBLICANS.
They Nemiaaisd . Ticket which u Csn.
sidersd Ssreag.

bpeclN DAnotch 70 tho oSAnuatu.
KALIsPEI, Sept. Tho republicans
opened the battle In Fiathead county to-
day. The convention was called to order
at 10 o'clock this morning BY Chairman
Mock Of the central committee. II. c.
Keith was elected chairman. Over ~
delegates wsro present. The ticket uom-
mated 10 regarded % an extra strong one.
Tho nominations made we're 80 follows:
Senator, Henry w. Heidman; rspre-
sentatives. w. J. Brennan and A. Y.
Lindsay sheriff, w. r. Hibbard treasurer,
II. Fry Therriauit; county clerk and 70
eortler, c. r. Sully; clerk OF the district
court. J. E. Lewis; county attorney, r. L.
Gray; commissioners, z. Z. Preston, O.
w. Shanfslt, Fred Cook; assessor. J. b.
Gibson, superintendent Of schools, p. N.
renominatod public administrator, Hugh
Swanoy; renominated coroner, J. &.
Fitch.
Tho delegates TO the state convention
are Henry w. Heidman, =. G. wcrnecks,
n. G. Seliansy, w. &. Whips, John 4.
Lewis, Il. ]. Mcintyre. Y. L. Gray, H. J.
Mock, y. II. Nash. q. w. Minsser. The
convention was harmonious throughout.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
EVERYONE WASPLEASED
Hslsni's Rits Issdn6 Is Voted q
Success
GlLROY WON A GOOD RACE
The Closing Day Was One OF
the Best and There We're
Some Real Hot
Contests.
Special Dispatch 70 the Standard.

special Dlsnstch % the Standard
HELENA. Sent. The Last dav Of the
meeting was A near a nerfect ono FOR
racing AZ one could desire. Tho broexe
was soft and balmy. and barely moved
the fiaes over the fioral hall and Grand
stand. vet Il cooled the a,mosphere and
hclped 10 make every one comfortablo.
I he meeting has been FREQ from fault.
finding kicksrs either among tho peopIe
or the hor semen. Harmonv has nrevaiied
10 an extent unknown in precedins YEAR
and the Director. secrstary and assistauts
are 10 be CONGRATULATED. Judso McNair ia
the net Of the public. Who hope to see him
here again,
Mr.. Ayres has conducted the pools In n
vay unknovn "a tho peonie Of Hciens.
The promptnss. with which tho winners
have recelved tbsir money has surprised
svervboiv. No faint M susuicion IN riny.
ine nm In the mutuals has been recorded
or even vh isper.d. NJ. Avres md asaist.
ants arc 4 courteous lot Of eentIemen. who
make business vith them 4 Measure,
L. ID. Newman has demoustrated his
fltness An haudicapoer. none of the favor.
ites In auv handican having Won.
M. Butler's seoie cards have Afforded
the initiated the means Of ascertainina
the names Of the horses. jockeys and
drivers. In fact Tonight everybody ssems
satisiled with the weeks vacation,
Tho racing began with tho 2:i0 trot and
ended with q match between Bill Howard
and Gold Bug at IS Of mile. Alarmist
took the trot in three straiaht heats with
ont an slPorf. Thera vaa mo horse In the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
CAPS BUSY WEEK.
Clerk Nsidsuhofen Hass's Had AueA
Time for Fun Lately.

BUTTE, Sept. 1.-The business OF the
district court during the past week was
tho largest of any week during the incum-
bency Of Mr.. Neidenhofen as clerk Of the
court. and in order 10 take care Of all the
business that went through his office the
force OF deputies was compelled to work
very often at night. The record for the
month also broke all previous records.
The fees accumulated amount to nearly
$1,000. mostly from naiuralikations. 10
will be turned over to the county treasurer
next week.
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ABOUT DEBTS.
Even Hslsaa's Debt 10 Small CemparsA
With That sf Uaels iEam.

Even Helsas's Debt 10 Small Cempared
With That sf Uaels isam.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-The monthly
statement Of public debt issued by the
treasury department to-day shows . de.
crease In the public debt Of N.713,65l, In.
cludtng csrtiflcates.and treasury notes Cd.
cot BY an equal amount Of cash In the
treasury. Including certificates aud
treasury notes. the decrease was $9i, ,9i7.
On Aug. 81, 1894, the interest bearing
debt was e835, o., go. an increase for the
month Of $50. The debt on which interest
had ceased since maturity was 81, ,s3i, ,750.
. decrease for the month OF $500. The
debt bearing no interest amounted to e379e
s67 ,5s3, decrease Of $S2,s7. The certif-
Gates and treasury notes outstanding Oh.
sst BY IN equal amount OF cash In the
treasury was e6i5, ,250, ,272, Q decrease foe
The month Of 81 ,62i, ,7S7. The aggregate
debt on Aug. was II ,e52, ,oo2,Sss.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02

DARTMOUTH, England, Sept. 1.-The
vigilant and Satanita started this morn.
Ing In race for IS guinsas around the
triangular course, the distance nhrOe
times around) being IS miles. The Vigi-
liant got OF six seconds ahead and drew
slowly away. There was dense fog,
which obscured tho movements Of the
yachts. Tho Satanits got the better Of
the viailant by huggin2 the shore closely.
and at the end OF the first round the So.
tanita had lead Of 46 seconds. The race
was declared OF.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
HIrh Priced Horsea.

NEW YORK. Sept. Tho sale Of the
stable Of Leigh q Rose took place at
Sheepshead Bay before several hundred
and the prices realized were good. Tho
following horses brought more than q, 900:
Clifford, ch. c., 4, r. L. Rose. 5000: Du.
cat, b. c., 1. E. Corriean, $1,000; Lasza.
rome, ch. c., 4. Eric stables, $3.50.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
BLEEDING The PEOPLE.
Tho Railroads navs Suffered Long but
wen't stand IL Any Longer.

OMAHA. Sept. l.-for two years or more
rates to North Pacific coast points have
been gradually going down, to the disgust
Of the Union Pacific. an occasional ex-
preston OF regret from the Northern
Pacific and Great Northern. A new con-
di,ion of affairs will. however. obtain
Sept. IL, when class rates TO North Pacific
coast points will be advanced.
Al transcontnental lines have come
into the fold and the rates will become
operative Monday, Sept. Il. THE rate TO
san Francisco on class freight remains
the same, $40 per 100 pounds, ba, tho
rate to Spokane, Walia Walla and other
Northern Pacific coast terminals will be
increased. The increase generally is
abou, 20 per cent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
Everything Goe. In Hard Times.

WAsuINCroN, Sept. LA new counteS
felt s. bank note has been discovered by
tue redemption agency OF tho treasury do.
partment. It is on the Commercial bank
VI Providence, Il. l., Of the series Of iSsA
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-william J.
Stevens, president of tho Metropolitan
City railway. and one Of the best known
business men in Washington, Is dead.
lie was So years Of age. During the six.
ties he served as chief quartcrmastcr to
General Ruckcr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02

OMAHA, Sept. l.--To-lny the Missouri
Pacific closed Y telegraph stations. This
is one OF the results OF the drought, and
most OF these stations have been main.
tanned for the benefit OF grain shippers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
Miles City Rspabliosas.
Ial Dispatch 70 the 0taudard.

MILES CITY, Sept 1.-The republicans
held . caucus In this city to-day and
elected the following delegates to the
state convention, which meets In Helena
on the 9Th instant: s. Gordon, Joseph
Scott, W. e. Savage. l. A. Huffman. J. R
McHay, C. H. Loud, H. n. Moran, ]. w.
Strsvsll. Thomas Nelson, T. E. Hammond
and H. w. Mcintyre.
These delegates we're instructed to
nominate, In conjunction with delegates
from Dawson county, . Joint reprsssnta-
tive with that county. They were also
instructed to conosds the Joint repre-
sentative to Dawson II o suitable candi-
date was presented.
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Half mile handicap, special, purse ESQ.
Red Dick I, DlnRlsy 9, Midget 8, Ennis un-
placed. Time, 47H. Mutuals paid A1.75.
One mile, handlcap, purse $500. Min.
nis Beach I. Jennie Dean 2, Lonnie d. un.
placed. Time, 1:43H. Mutuals paid SEAS.
Four and one.half furlongs--Split con.
ISOLATION purse. elso. jennie Dean 1.
Normandis !, c. n. c. 3, Promise, st.
Apollo. Tobasco unplaced. Time, i:o9.
Mutuals paid SECS.
Split consolation purse $50. free-Gilroy
1. Raindrop2, Vulcan 3, Largetta, Red
Leo, Minnie, unpiaced; time, 1904.
Mutuals paid e6.l5.
Plvs-sighths, sweepstakes, go each
Welson 1, Zamlock 2. Jim X. 8; time, 90.
Match, ESQ side, fve-s,ghths mile
Bill Howard 1, Gold Bug 2; time, i:0iH.
Mutuais paid $7.6,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02

OMAHA, sept. i.-Ey-Governor James
Boyd was to-day nominated for congress
BY the democrats in the Second district.
He is an anti-silycr man and this is si!.
yer district.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
Ihs 1oautry's Cash.

WAsutNGroN. Sept. The cash bal
ance in the treasury to-day was sl2I ,lls,-
uy1, Of which S5j,sl3,9lo was gold reserve.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
Iowa, war Governor Dead.

Iowa CITY, Sept. samuel ]. Kirk
wood, lowa's war governor, died this
afternoon. Ho was born Dec. 10, 1919
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-09-02
JAMES QUINN INJURED.
II Was All sa Account oe Psshy Car

BUTTE, Sept. l.-while Judge Naughtsn
was driving along West Park street this
evening . dog frightened bis horse which
jumped aside and ran over James Quinn,
who was crossing the street. He was
knocked down and dragged some dis.
tance, sustaining . broken leg and inter.
nal injuries that arc considered severe.
He IVES removed to the hospital.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-20
MY Machinery

is the newest in use in all of
the large factories of the East, and
being thoroughly conversant with all
manner of complicated work, we claim
to be able to turn out as perfect work as
can be obtained in any part of the
world.
The distance from optical centres and
the long delay in sending away for
special work has prompted us to add
this special department to our already
large optical business, and we hope to
be favored with a liberal share of the
work done in Honolulu. PRIcEs-the
same as in San Francisco, and on come
work little lower.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-20
OculiStS
Prescriptions

accurately filled. Telescope, field,
marine or opera glass lenses repolished
and adjusted.
One trial will give you more OF that
joyful feeling than anything we can
think of.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-20
Optical Line

no matter how complicated. JOYFUL.
because the long wait OF six weeks or
more in sending away for your glasses
is done away forever. Those who have
suffered by this wait viii know best what
it means. Much time and money has
been spent to ensure PERFECT SUCCESS.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-04-20

Daily Advertiser. 70 cep's
month.
, 1894-08-08
2Iuoemeiner DroeuFtenmorFt.

Sol9elloe Pretle mur0en BET 9rOBeren gors
ten ~erStelt:
Me9I- Garter g8eiseu (9atente) maren
on9eieet 5l $3.15@3.4O nj NolS; wei6er
g9eiSeu Hateute) S .OO@3.1O; barter @eiSelt=
C6GGermebD $1.S0@2.00 III SGdeu; mei6er
g8etSe1=(8 Gferne60 81. COOL 80; ,,Reb 9og"
S. .30@1.40 III SQdeu; 2G~interpei3en $2.40@
2,55 III 0oIS.
8og9eH- Seine Gerfaufe.
6eu-9 gut bis por6i9li6 S10.OO@11.50.
Corn GerfGIIe ua6 Grobe 1parem: So.
2 Coo; 9tO. 8 Coco $40. 4 5S3c-59.
Wtuterwet5en- 8ertGuie na9 Probe
waren 9to. 3 ROTH 50@51c.
.Triibia BrS @et5eu - Seine Ser
fGIie.
Ger It - 46c@52c.
DO. 2, 334@35c.
@Gmereteu - Slu6s s1.25@1.264;
Cteler) Siuotbp $50; 8lee 1910.
&leie- @13.00.
% s fep- $1.22.
gutter 8eite Creamery @aore 23c;
quite 21@22C.; m%ittelmGBi9e 17@1Sc. ;
0airp. bette. 1856; mittelgute it16 quite 155
@16@c; frii0er @ofin9 Sfof 1O4@11c.
ga e-0ouu9 Nmericou9@9@c.; G6wei=
5erfdie 13@14c., %iltbur9er &c. @7c.
@eflii Ell Gprin9 G6ideus 11@12c. ;
@GllIe S4@6.00 0aS Nuteuo.
GtGr- 11@12c. per Nubeuo.
8obuen - 8eite Stables 81 .90@.-;
mittel9ute 81 .80@1.85; nit Der WtoI6ine 9es
reiti9te 81 .35@1,40.
@rbl II - 9%etrOduete, 9ritlte, $4,000.
&ortoeln - Stole $1.75@4.S5 Das
6aB. GarlD Ohio $1.50@1.6O.
rDmbeereu- $1.10@1.25 per Sale.
6tmbeeren- 1.15c@1.25 per 6aie.
beioeIbeereu- l .5O@S2. 90.
Sto3 elbeeren- S1.25@1.7 5c.
&trl6eu- 81, 100000 per GaIe.
IepfeI- S1.50@$1. 25 per TaB.
N1 ermel0ueu S85@100 per
@o9gou.
Is etntroubeH- zoe per 6orb,
80n0ueu- $1.25@1. so per 8ut6..
GttrDueu- $4. 00mS.00 Die 8or.
@oni9- 9SetBer Slice, it 4funbe ob9ez
tbetlt, 114@123c. uidt 10 BED, 1O@11c.
ounfel 1O@1O3c. OaS YiunO; aus9elaiener
5@6c.
@ema5e- QSeiBfraut, 1.OO@1.25 bic
Gr0te; @lun1entObl 25c@50c per 9ubeub !;
Sellerie -@-c. bas 9ubeno 0siBe &itber,
40@50c. oaS 8ulbel; Stedriibeu % buS
Sap: Wtoorritben 10@15c. boS Oubeub; @Irz
ten 25@35c. OoS Subeno G99 Ylant o
01S gus. ilH9e @rbleu, $1.75 Il 8u. Cad
3miebelu, iuu9e $1.G5@2.00 per SAB; Como
ten 35@5Oc. Der Gole, "a &0r6e; Bobuelt,
$1.75@2.95 Der Il 8uIGel- Cat Gparsel,
10000. 25 per ] SOr; SitBforu, 10@15c per
Subeno.
Golg- go. 1 44c., DO. &c.
93mterfett - A 44c., B &C., gel
8eieucoru-2 ulf Der 8abn ,,foir" bis
oGboice", grimes 34@34c.; mittlereS, rotb
ODER bloBiorbi9 3@34c. rGnb uno 9rob 20
pc; ,.Nbotce", grimes, 5l Carpet SiirIten
3@c. ~ Sell mortlns", grimes 24@3c. roth
pDer gelb enOigenOeS 2@3c.
, 1894-08-08

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bate tirSli9 EN- i9lpeSti9er @~eiangOerein
gelegentljcb leineS 8eiucbe3 in Ttnlan6
audb in 9eterboi Oor Dem ruilii1en Sat
ierpQar ~gelungen. 9urcb 6ie 4uitpabt oF3
3areu iporen Die SGn9er binlibergebra1t
uno POM 0afen in toilerIiCben 9Gagen mach
oem S1lo1ie bef0r0ert Dorbcn. Ser Gar
mar BON Dem @eiangc DER Sbtpebet 10
ent5iidt, DaB bieie I'M ganSen Is 9(ummern
iingen muBten. Nuf BuniD Der &0iierin
nurbe auc9 START XII" ~9eiungen. 9iele5
bon Gegl6r berriibreuoe 0ebicbt ftammt
ATS elmer 3eit in Sdwe0en, ais sort sic
8erebrung &arl'S XII. iDrcn 60bepunft
erreid9t bate. Gegn6r IGBt yGDujg Scarf,
Sen iullgen 6etoen", Der leiu Sbpert
5iebt unb IN ben &ompf itiirmlt, ouSrufen:
yQ(us benz g8ege, W~(oStplptter!" IS macbte
eiuen eigentDimlicben Gtnoru6, Dies por
Sem Q(Qcin6errider aIer GeuBen ltngen SIT
bOren, unO Der Bar fanO eS jebenfolIS iebr
amitiant, 6enn ct lac6tc bel bie1en Worten
ln0 beutcrfte gu leiner ltmgebung: SIS
iino icbt anOere 3eiten. Otit ben Idbipeot7
ideu SGngern untcrhielt iicb Der Gar in
oeuti9er, bic &~atiertn III bGniio6cr Spra6e.
- Sn be6entlicbem @egeniob 3u Ser
l"oci0(en ltn51friebcnDeit Der @egentDurt
iteDt oas Rerau5foroernoe Sreiben Der MO-
6ernen 9lutofratie nit ibrer blaiirten
lteber1Gttigung. go eri90pfen itc9 einige
fronS0lt1be SLATER in begciIterten S4ilz
berl1ngen iiber Elm SET bel Bet 8aronin
2(6olf Gpt6i6tl6 in 8ari5, 6oB le bieier
Sage auf ibrem WteierDOf I'M 8oulOgner
NdlO6en gege6en bat. Plus DEM pracbt>
pollen Salon erblidten Die 0Gite ourc1
cine ungebeure Spiegelicbeibc ale Nrten
beS gonblc6e13, ME f"oloiiale normnnnilbe
&it0e iGr 6utter aus weiBen Otarmorz
frippen fraBen, tpie S1uitter un0
Scbnitlcrinnen in Ser 8occocotrocbt go!Oenc
2lebren md0ten, Dte Elm rciD8eitbn1itGter
ltn9ebelIrer Grntetpa9en bon Derflei0eten
8Qrcrn uno 84uerinnen lGmtan5t tpuroe
II, +. 10. Der gauge Ofeierbof mar Bis 5u
ben 8(umenbeeten int Sttle Der 53eit Sub
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0an5e babe einen mQrdbenbaftcn Nnb(id
gcboter. Sn Dem ultgebcueren Spetielaal
lei elm OfQbl ierpirt iporoeu, bQ5 nQtilrlicb
oQS Tein1te uno 8eite pereinigt babe, mas
Sic ) WelttbetIe btetcn. Qll8 0te 0Qite itdb
entfernten, babe sic SbIoBfrau jeben
Nogen nit Ben Gr5el9niiien ibrer Dorge>
fiiDrten O}ilbpirt0i6aft, ionte nit utz
gebeueren 9toienbouquetS 0erart fiiQen
laIien, DaB fir bic @ditc iclbit nabe5u fet1
Naum mebr gepeien iei. Sclbftperit6n0>
lidb bQtte Sic vGr6me" BON BarlS Dem 6eite
bcigcipobn un0 r9an3 9arts" ipredbe bon
Der groBartiqen 0aitfreunoi9aft Ser 8oz
ronin Qloolf Eotbl9tl0.
, 1894-08-08
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

hnnuss Gtotnmnnt of the MISUNDERSTANDING
hhnuG1 ptGttlloW COMPANY of Philadelphia in
the State of Pennsylvania on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1898: made to the Insurance Superinten.
dent o. the State Of Illinois, pursuant to law:
Capital.
Amount Of Capital Stock paid up in
, 1894-08-08
WarftberiMt.
6 Qica9o, s. 2(u9uit.
2Iuspdrtiae nlGrfte.

G0luBpreiie i'll 2&eiSet unO Corn i'll onOe=
ren StQbteu moren:
90 ei3eu-9fem port: 2(u9nit 59gc; Sep
TENDER 605c; Ge;ember 638c. - ct. 2outS
2tu9ult 514c; S%eptember 535c. - Sullttb
&aar, 58tc; Septeniber 574c.-NfinueapoliS
&aor, 59c; September 555c. - Baltimore
2ltoult SIC; Gpptember 57&c. -5oleOO
2lu9uit 54c; Septentber SOC. - Otilwoufee
8oor, $40; 6eptember 55c. - 9etroit gaar
544c; September SOC.
~Goru-New 0orf: 2lu9uit 643c; Septent=
Der 633c. December 57&c; ct, SOutS: Au9.
62c. 2lu9Ult 62c.
, 1894-08-08

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gas abte 6orISbaoer SpruoeI.SalS lpirO brett ous
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GarlSbao QelpOuueH, uno burb beren 2lgenteu fir Die
gerelut9teu Stoateu, bic @t8ner & Mteuoelion Gorl-
poup, 9telu Sort, %nertauft Seoe 6laide bes DOT impor,
tirten 20oTer5 Hub SpruOel=9ul3eS mug obIgeS Stoot.
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MeHoeliOH 60, 152-154 6roufliu Sir, Stem gprts.
ri Der etttette baber. gu Doben in alien apOtbefeu.
Mau bite lid Dor sail 1uu9su.
Ser GtAOtFat0 CARLSBAD.