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ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE.

N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
j County Of Sacramento state Of California.
q the matter OF the estate Of PETER MCGEE,
Frank Hickman, the executor Of the estate
o. Peter lcyee, deceased. having lied ais D--
ilOl herein dUlE verified praying Tor an
SITUATE ia sacramento County. California,
known as swamp and y-crtOweG Land sur
NeE NO 2bI Oi Sall county cons sting OF
1851 acres. upon the terms therein set .grtE e.
IT IS therefore ordered DT tGc -a .u court That
all persons Interested lE the estate Of said re-
ceased appear before the said superior Court
On FRIDAY. the 10Th day OF February, ] $50,
at 10 o.clpc& =. II. pL s.IA day 81 l'i9 court
room Of said Superior Court al tine City o.
Sacramento, in zhs County o. Sacramento,
state OF California, tlea and there 90 show
the said executor TO lease the agOEc -l-eltLglCt
zeal estate o. the sulH deceased, from TIC date
OF said order uutI November !, 1885. al q
cash rental o. 5000, IS asked iyE IN las ~dil
Cetiuiou, 70 which reference IS hereby Il.--s
l0r further particulars,
8lATT. F. JOHNSON
ia3I-2w judge OF said superior Court.
TN THE SUPERIOR COURT. STATE Or
/ California, County O. sacramento.
In tge matter of 4eesta,= O. JOHANNA e.
Notice /, hereby given taat FRIDAY, the
18Th uaE o. February. ] $50. a- 1y O'CLOCK
4. II. Of SAID day, anu the Courtroom OF said
court a tlg Courthouse JIG -tc city OF -acga-
Tnent0. Comfy oi sacramento. aud state OF
California. has UceD appointed a a. tie time and
place for proving the N-lll oi said johanna {.
Stuber, deceased sssll Tor hetTlUg tas app.Ica-
ton of Frederick AieE i8r ti5e Issuance 20 aim
Of letters tesIameEtary thereon.
witness my i4no anu lie seal OF said court
'--.s So Al. ,-'' ". .. HAMILTON. Clerk.
Rv r. s. WACErH0ltsT. Lcputy Clerk.
Indorsed: Filed February ]. s95.
". i. HAMILTON, Clerk.
BY E. (. WACHHOElsT. Deputy.
HoLL & dunn, Attorneys ioF petitioner. le2-IIt
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The Husband GOT Ii.

Superior Judge Catlin has granted John
Hotlelt divorce from Elizabeth NJ.
Hotlelt on the ground OF cruelty.
Mrs. Hoffelt had originally filed suit
for divorce from he- husband, and in the
latter's answer he made counter charges
against her, with the result stated.
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PUMPS.

GEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
- ceiTed BY the City OF Sacramento, Cali
iornia. until MARCH Is, 1885, Tor furnish
ing and constructing two p High Duty
Pumping Engines, one Il having q capacity
OF 100000 gallons per - hours. and one
per , hours.
Bids ON each Pump to BE- separate and COM
piete, the bid 70 include Air Pumps, Valves
eel Pumps, Piping aud all other appurtc-
Eances pertaining 70 q Pumping Plant eI-
Ceptlng boilers.
steam tlHe connections must be made and
furnished by contractor. also connections
made and furnished to suction and mains
The city 70 furnish concrete foundation for
Pump and build PulQp-uOugg.
ieo-2Ot O. :. FLINT. City Clerk
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Rumor About yYordnn.

It is said that President Cleveland has
wired Warden Aull of the Folsom Prison
Tor information as to the date liked for
the execution of ). D. Worden. the Yolo
train wrecker. The supposition is that
the President is considering an applica-
tIon for the prisoners pardon.
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No WE'LL regulated household should
oe without Angostura Bitters, the cele-
brated appetizer. Manufactured by DR..
j. q. u. SIegert & Sons. Ask your drug
CiSt
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The Governor has been inaugurated,
but don't fail 10 see the inauguration OF
king Carnival atthe Sacramento Athletic
CUB masquerade, February 9Th.
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SEATS for Miss Felter's concert to-n,o~.
row evening reserved at Cooper Mus !,
Co., Seventh and j.
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THE leading music store in Northern
california Is the Cooper Music Company
iNeale, Eilers Il Co.., 6Si ] street.
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ALL our white china on sale at half
cost. Auctions daily. Goods at priyaIe
sale. 5IS street.
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SARSAPARTLLA AND IRoS.-Get it from
the sole agent, McMorry, 53l NJ street,
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MARRIED ladies try Seguro. Take no
substitute. See general notice column. ;
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RIFLE SHOOTING.
Yesterdays Target Practice-A Veter-
ans Good Score.
The military rifemen were out in
force yesterday at their ranges. where the
following 200 yard scores were made:
COMPANY +.
IOLDING u MELI.

Q. Z. Hughes, the veteran guardsman
of Company L, shot fifty Shots for
record, and stands ready to defend his
record against any man Of his age in the
State, under Blunrs rules. The veteran
is sixty-odd years old, but is still master
OF the Springfield, as the following scores
will show:
0. L. Hughes s 5I545l45h1-A2
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Z II . II D I'HII 10 idI q Uy 9.

Lamplighter beat Ring Neck. Jack
peat Gag Gallager, Red Mike beat Rose
dale, Minute beat Wildwood, and Banjo
beat Yolo Maid.
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fasI-2w Jad-e OF said superior Court.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more. with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due TO its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant 70 the taste, the refreshing aud truly
beneficial properties of a perfect lax
alive; efectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
il has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval OF the medical
profession, because it acts on the Kid
neys, Liver and Bowels without weak
ening them and il is perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup Of Figs is for sale by all drug
glsts in 80 cent bottles, but ii is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syruu
Go. only, whose name is printed or eyery
package, also the name, syrup OF Fig,
and being well informed, you will not
accept any substitute il offered.
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LOCAL MENTION.

Missoula, June S.-The friends of
"Old Jerry" Johnson, the venerable
trapper. who figured in the Carlin-
Colgate episode last year and who re-
turned last fall to the Clearwater coun-
try with one companion, are becoming
alarmed over the fact that he has not
yet returned and IL is feared that he
may have persisted during the winter.
Ii is possible however, that deeper
snow than usual has delayed his re-
turn.
Gen. Wade Hampton, the celebrated
South Carolina politician, passed
through this city this afternoon on the
west-bound train. Colonel Root met
him in Helena and did the honors on
the way over the hill General Hamp-
ton was met at the depot by Colonel
Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. Hal S. Corbett.
James Corbett and George r. ogden.
General Hampton is bound for San
Francisco on railroad business. He
is accompanied by eX-Congressman
Greene of North Carolina. and Colonel
Thomas of South Carolina, his secre-
taries.
Mrs. d. J. Knox of Butte. is the guest
of II. NJ. Cobban.
Sheriff Mclaughlin to-day sold the
mill and millsite of the 10 10 Chicka-
main Mining company to satisfy a
judgment of $657.30 in favor Of Bonner
& Woodford, who bid in the property
al $500.
The time of the district court was
consumed to-day by the consideration
of old probate cases.
The county commissioners to-day
completed the examination of the
treasurer's accounts and adjourned.
County Treasurer Cave has been
busy to-day registering county war
rants issued by the commissioners at
their session. which closed to-day.
The batting order of the local team
in the game with Helena tomorrow
will be: Stephens, second base; Grit
fin. first base; J. Mccormick. center
field Campbell, third base; O'Brien,
short stop; w. Mccormick. left field,
Hardness. right field; c. Harpster
catcher; Hammond, pitcher; 1. Harp
ster, sub. The game will be called at
o'clock and promises to be decidedly
interesting.
Tom Butler. the veteran miner of
Iron Mountain. has returned from
California, slightly improved in health.
c. A. Barnes and c. II. Mcleod re-
turned from Wallace this evening.
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REV. MR.. STREAToR'S VIEWS.
Montana Clergyman Who Does Not
Quite Accept Them All.

Mr.. Editor: AS you have given so
much space to the scriptural interpre-
tations put forth by Reverend Mr..
Streator in his interesting lectures, l
venture to offer some brief comments.
showing in what respects / think il
worth while to part company with the
able exposition.
Let me say first, however, that / find
myself in harmony with much that the
reverend gentleman has said, and that
l acknowledge myself very greatly in
debted to him even by the reports of
his lectures printed in your columns; ;
and in differing from him / do so with
the highest respect for both his can
dor and his learning.
The main, and, l may say. the only.
point upon which 1 disagree with the
lecturer is in regard to what j may
call the favored nation" He claims
great things for the Anglo-Saxons. and
claims these things on the ground of
lsrsehtish extraction. Now, yield the
palm 10 no one in my admiration for
all there is good and great in Anglo
saxon character and history. but /
fail to see any ground for the exuber-
ant hopes or Mr.. Streator in either the
words of the prophecies or in the fact
OF their Israelitish blood. The New
Testament affords the strongest posi-
BILE ground for denying that any peo-
pie are To be favored because of their
blood, or even because OF their direct
heshly descent from the great Abra-
ham himself: and for affirming that
they which are Of the faith. the same
are children of Abraham" and that the
Abrahamic blessing extends alike to
all. See Galatians. chapter iii.
Saint Paul uses the words Jews"
and Israel" Interchangeable. and new
er confounds either with "Gentiles:"
and claims that the first fruits Of the
Gentiles had come in" in his day: and
that the fullness OF the Gentiles" was
destined TO come in in the future
These Gentiles who had come. and who
were to come. were to share exactly
equal privileges with the Jews: and
during a certain period were to have
even the side of honor. See Romans.
tenth ana eleventh chapters
From what has been said il will
hardly seem that the fact OF Israelit-
ish blood can be pleaded with any ef-
feet under the general principles Of
the gospel or with respect to the ad-
vantages included with the general
Abrahamic sings-granting that
the Anglr-SaNons are Of that race. l
shall no. enter the discussion that
The question Of Israelitish origin in
wolves. as the fact. II proven. has no
value before the general teachings OF
the Pauline cpistles. but / will ven
ture thus far ! do not think the New
Testament usage allows us to inter
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Missoula. June S.-Guests at the local
hotels are: At the Florence-S. A
Merritt, city; A. y. Sinclair, Salt Lake
j. S. Hackey. Louisville; S. Siebenaler
Joe NJ. Lewis, Henry Jacob, San Fran
cisco; j. Il. Telling, Chicago; Walter
Dean, Boston; +. r. Graft, Sacrament
to; j. +. Finn, st. joe Samuel Dins-
more, Butte; j. A. McGovern, Plains;
stephen Conday, st. Paul; c. w. Fogg,
Colorado Springs; l.. White. Michigan;
$. NJ Seetigs olsn1 Philadelphia; A. j.
kurter, Minneapolis.
AT the Rankin: j. L. Prince, Poto-
mac; w. E. Trip, city; IL. c. Ray
mond, Stevensville; w. r. Davidson
and wife, Thompson; ]. Grover. Nine
Mile; l. A. Potter, Lewiston, Idaho;
L. ID. Reynolds. Eight Mile; +. Mice,
Stevensville; Frank Goreau, Superior;
John Ryan. city; S. G.. Smith, Black
foot; S. p. Swearngren, Corvallis; p.
Fl. Wilson, +. II. Dates, Helena: DIR.
]. a. Gibson, Great Falls; ]. L. Root,
Hamilton.
At the Kennedy: John A. Groes-
beck, Quartz; l. ]. Knapp, Stevens
vile; George b. X. Merrill Dallas.
Tex; Miss Mary Thorne, city; w. r.
Young, St. Louis.
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SLOWLY IMPROVING.
Craig, the Survivor of the Clearwater Ex-
pedition, Stin Very Weak.

Craig, the Survivor of the Clearwater Ex-
pedition, Still Very Weak.
Hamilton, June .S.-John Craig. the
survivor of the unfortunate expedition
into the Clearwater. whose name was.
by a Geographic error, made TO read
'McGregor." is slowly recovering his
health and expects. as soon as the sea-
son is a little more advanced, TO re-
turn to his companions. to recover
such of the horses as have not perish
ed. and the furs and camp utensils of
the party. He win be accompanied by
Fred Printz and others of this part of
the valley
Mr.. Craig is still far from well. the
exposure OF the winter and the hard
ships of his trip across the divide hav-
ing weakened him seriously. He is get
ting better. however. and expects to
regain his former strength this sum-
mer. His tale of the terrible expert
ences of the winter, as related in the
Standard Thursday is thrilling one.
and the sufferings OF himself and his
companions must have been terrible.
He thinks that the disease which killed
his comrades was scurvy. Wheeler was
stone blind for several days preceding
his death, and both of the victims were
terribly bloated and swollen, especially
about the legs and feet, before they
died.
The Clearwater valley has thus be-
come the resting place Of three hunt
ers during the past two years-Col-
gate Wheeler and Shean. There their
bones will rest, surrounded by the
grandest mountains in the world, and
amid the most beautiful scenery upon
which the eye of man ever rested-vic-
Tins of the insatiate desire of man for
sport and for gain.
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4 pref "Gentiles" when used in discourse
I where Israel or the Jews are mention
/ eu' IN any other way but TO signify
bodies OF people VINO are not Jews, or
lsrdeiites. We read of people who are
| OF israel but not Israel, out OF none
who are OF the Gentiles but not Cen
Ties. 81. Paul discusses the bearing Of
christianity upon both Jews and Cen
tlIes' and everywhere gives evidence
that he regards these two moieties OF
mankind as making up its whole. The
people OF Judea shall be scattered
among the Gentiles (non-Israelites)
ana snail remain in separation or dis
PERSON until the times OF the GentileS
be fulhlled. duke xxi "A. Here
the word GENTLE seems 10 be restrict
ed TO the great Gentle Kingdoms be-
ginning with Babylon and ending in
Rome, and as the Roman empire con-
tlnues 10 this day in modined form,
py pain Inference we must put ali
the European nations under the head
or Gentlles. This series of Gentle pow
ers still reign, or the prophecies nave
tailed. If they are reigning, where are
they to be found but IN the Kaiser of
German, the Car OF Russia, and all
the other European governments
sprlnglng, up in territory where once
swept the Roman eagle? And in
America, the fruit and flower of them
all? gT ~ e1'r
When the times OF the Gentiles shall
be fulf1lledn Lsrael is to be gathered.
ana the fubnsss of the Gentiles shall
come In. but Jews and Gentiles shall
enter this new world as saints of the
Most High, and as such shall receive
the kingdom. Not one word do l find
saying that any blood will be of value
Jesus. '
1 remark further that if Israel was
involved within the Gentiles in the
apostles day the apostles knew it
not; If Israel was lost to them, then are
they as effectually lost 10 themselves,
ana all the centuries since have failed
to find them
believe, with Mr.. Streator, that the
end of this great series OF Gentle
Kingdoms is drawing nigh; and that
the Son OF Man will ere long remove
from his kingdom the things which
cause downfall: and that then the
righteous shall shine forth as the sum-
put believe IL is now time for all God
rearing people in Europe and America
TO be watching unto prayer. Do COM
ing events cast their shadows before?
III SO, were ever such destructive agents
and such destructive weapons known
before as are now in the hands of
these same GENTLE powers? In the
reason or things. in the light of his
tory, and in the light of biblical teach
Ing and prophecy, for whom are these
destructive agents made? l leave it
for the man of reelection to answer
only saying that from this unconscious
preparation we may infer that the COM
ing dance of blood will far surpass
anything that history now recites. To
change these mighty nations into the
''chan of the summer threshing floor
is a work for which see no adequate
Instruments outside themselves; and
the new people who shall emerge from
this tornado of strife and whirlpool of
blood will have higher characteristic !
than mark of fiesh-they will be /
Gods people.
-" r. q. STEWARD.
Missoula, June z, 1895.
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TO Robert Peet. lots 10. IL and r.
Knowles addition, 500.
Chattel Mortgage-Thomas II. Nc
Donald to Missoula Mercantile COM
pany, $1,000.
Notices Of Location-Dennie Reardon
and James Mcbride. ST. Mary silver
and lead claim; Edward Boyce and
James Mcbride, Free Coinage silver
and lead claim in Leland district; J.
T. Sawhill and John Stoffels. Alice S.
claim in st Regis district: Byron +.
Beaupre, John II. Hamilton. Almira
A. Austin, Copper King and Copper
King extension. in an unorganized dis
1ricf
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fraught with danger
and distress. 1t is a perfectly natural
function, and should be performed in a
natural way without undue suffering.
Nature never intended that women
should be tortured when doing the one
thing which makes them wholly wo-
manly. The perversion of natures laws
has brought this suffering about, and a
return to right living will stop it.
Nine out Of ten women are troubled
more or less by weakness and diseases
peculiar to their sex. 1t is so because
they do not take proper care of them
selves-because they neglect little ills
and little precautions. A woman in per-
fectly hearty health goes through her
time of trial with comparative ease. The
thing to do then, is to make all expec-
tant mothers healthy - to strengthen
them generally and locally. The medi-
cine and tonic to do it with is Doctor
Pierce's Favorite Prescription.
1t is powerful invigorant and nervine
1t soothes and strengthens the nerves and
acts directly on the feminine organism in
a way which fits it for the proper and
regular performance of all its functions
at all times. 100
Taken during CESSATION it robs child
birth of its dangers to both mother and
child, by preparing the system for de-
livery thereby shortening labor, lessen
ing pain and abbreviating the period of
confinement.
A Book of 1853 pages on woman and Her
Diseases" and telling how to cure them
with home-treatrnent, 10 cents (stamps) to
part cover postage. WORLDS DIsPENsARY
MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo. N. Y.
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Council Meeting. ro-Morrow Night.

Missoula, June S.-The city council
will meet again Monday evening, and
the meeting will probably be an impor-
tant one. Ordinances for second read
ing are COW, bicycle and depot site
ordinances. 1t is also expected that a
resolution will be introduced declaring
the seat of Alderman Weisse vacant,
as he and his family have removed
from town. A special election will
then be called in the Fourth ward.
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An Error In Name.
Special Dispatch to tina STANDARD.

Special Dispatch to tina standard
Philipsburg. June SIN a recent dis
patch under this date regarding a rob-
berry case at the Comique, the name
Martin appeared as one of the parties.
1t should not have been, as Charles
Martin of Granite is not the man.
Charles Morcum is the unfortunate.
This correction is cheerfully made at
the request of Mr.. Martin, wing wishes
to notify his friends that he has not
been robbed. but is doing quite well.
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NillainY Unveiled.

From the Harlem Life.
Younglove-My dear, the bank cashier
informs me that you have overdrawn
your account.
Mrs. Younglove-He does? The villain I
George, see hcrei There, now, only five
checks used and my book nearly full
The miserable, dishonest scoundrell
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THE MARKETS.

New York, June She stock market opened
dun with some regularity as to prices. The
movement was fffainly downward.
Government B0ndS steady.
Petroleum- HEAVY: closed at 81 asa bid.
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Missoula, June s.-The following in
struments were filed with the county
clerk to-day: '''s
Deed Of Mining Claim-Olaf N-uso-
TO c. T. KEENAN, Of Wisconsin ,,t.-l.,
in the STANDARD placer claim. $50
Release Of Mortgage-Charleg T.e,,is
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Nc,r York PrnIincn-

Coiiee-ciosed quiet; sept mbei, SIi75. oc-
tober. Sll 50. December, Sl475. spot Rio
Quiet. No. q. &c.
sasAr-Rlw. steady; fair refining. 1916:
centrifugal. - test. > 5-16.
NOp>->,rady
Nool-F.rm; domestic fleece, l68lSc: pulled,
l9424c.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Live stock.

Chicago. June Seattle In the absence OF a
falr supply very little trading was done to-day.
Prices closed at 1Oc higher for good beeyes than
week ago, but common lots closed 1512Oc
lower. Common to choice native dressed beef
and shipp ng steers Sa-6J616. 90; bulk do. 1850
800. Far away Idaho is sending ss5 and 975
pound wheat and oat-fed steers here and sales
are made at 50. 25G3s5; stockers and feeders at
81. fOt539j Texas cattle at s. s0d36O; fed sters,
81 6t4.50.
Hogs we're IN fair demand at an advance OF
sc for good heavy hogs. Heavy sold at $500
40; light at 81. 2JDL50; mixed at 81 356l4 65;
pigs at S3.O9dIO0.
sheep-About 300 head we're received to-day.
Inferior TO good fat native sheep at So 62Il6G
400; Texans at s20O03O O Oregon sheep at
S325; lambs at S3oOlDL75; spring lambs at
S5.2JG5 50. few sellldg at 81. 256l4 20
Receipts - Cattle, 800; calves, $50; hogs,
5000: sheep, 1900.
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v ESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau OF the stan
dard is at Room 6. DAILY Block, Missoala;
Telephone No IS Advertising rates rurnisned
on application.
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Doctor Hanson's new road horse
HAPPY Jack, which he recently bought
in Spokane, is a fine looking animal
and steps OF like a race horse. He
as very tan animal. and would mate
wen with Fred Sterlng's Little Frank.
and II a race for road horses e. a.
ranged this summer he will prove a
formidable rival for other local road
eters.
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DR.. w. p. Mills has bred his 3-vaar-
old Silver Bow FLY TO Glen Artb1,r
and a sure enough race horse is ey,
pected In the issue.
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Weekly Bank statemen

change quiet; sI.s9G4s9H for demand and
SIss4 64ssh for 60 days
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Metal Market.

Bar silver. OF s..-.
Pig iron-Firm.
Copper-steady: brokers' price. $40. 62g,
Lead-Strong, brokers price. 81 1915.
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Charles L. Cowell has recently pur-
chased three well bred Youngsters.
from which he expects 10 select a good
road horse. Higgins Bros. sold TO Mr..
Soweu Miss Puff, by Alaska. dam
Patue Puff. This filly is a 2-year-old.
and haif-sister 10 Thompson's Doctor
Pun. Mr.. Cowell bought from ( ~
Larabie a half-sister OF Hal Corbeft
by Alaska, and a 3-year-old gelding by
BaY Bird. -
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higgins Bros. have also sold TO
flly by Marcus. dam Orianna. Inv TsVe
OAK. This youngster is considered one
OF the best colts ever bred here for
driving purposes. She Is very stylish
and is a handsome creature in her
points