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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-21

Mrs. II. II. DunIOvy is visiting friends
a. Mics, 0.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Riddle have
gone TO Canal Dover, o., to reside.
Miss Maggie Graft, OF Warren, O., is
visiting hor cousins, the Misses Faris,
ON tho Island.
Clerk L. u. Dollicker, OF tho United
States court, was up from ParkerIburg
on business Yesterday.
Mr.. s. ]. Florence left last evening
over the baltimore 4 Ohio road TO visit
his daughter, Mrs. Fannie Frazier,
Mrs. FcItor and daughter, Of Scott,
Knn., have returned home GIter a visit
To her parent', Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Ctaw.
ford, ON tho Island.
Mr.. Sam Brubatsr loft yesterday Tor
CsmbridgeDorO, Pa, for his second
visit this season. lie thinks II is u
great health r0aOrL
Mas Emma Nuzum, Of Booth8Villc,
". Va, who has been visiting relatives
on Thirteenth strcoL Tor some timO, will
leave for horne this morning.
Mra G. u. Trnomnn, Of Wheeling, and
her rno't, Mrs Matte Ginin. Of In.
dianapoIi1, Indiana, returned la.t oven.
Ing from three daya' visit to tho Pitts.
Dutgd exposition.
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sYMpArnY FOR TIE POPE
Expressed By Wheeling Catholics Ia Cable
grams-Spaolal services Yesterday,

ESpTsssGd By Wheeling Catholics Ia Cable
grams-spaOlalS services Yesterday.
AZ was announced in tho ISTRLLI-
apScgR tho other day, special services
wsro hold in the Catholic churches Of
this city aud diocese yesterday, in
recognition OF the anniversary of
the conquest OF tho pops'a tenn.
poral kingdom. In many OF tho
churches in other places the services
were very elaborate, but here, owing to
the recommendations Of the health
authorities. the gathering OF large
asspmblagas was not encouraged. At
ST., Joseph's Cathedral low masa WINS
celebrated in tho morning by Rev.
Father AIoye. Meetings OF several
societies aud sOdaliliea were hold also,
aud tho following cablegrams were sent
to Rome;
WHEELING, W, Va, Sept 60
Cardinal RGHwOla, Rom:'
The bishop, clergy and rOoplO Of tho
diocese OF Wheeling send sympathy and
affection,
WHEELNd, W, Va, Sept 20.
Cardinal RdWpORo, Rome;
Ahectionate sympathy to the Holy
Father.
CONFERENCE OF ST. VINCENT DE PAUL,
ANCIENT ORDER or HREESIASs,
CARROLL CLUH,
Tho caDIegpms were written in
French,
In tho other city churches the sHr-
vices were similarly subdued by the
prevailing sanitary caution, but good
congregations attended, aud an earnest
spirit was manifested.
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q. vnIu. .rccornl,ea hI rhy.IeI.n..

Asa rulo an opposed to proprietary
medicines. Still | value a good one,
especially whom such is the source oil
reliOi from pain. Asaiopical (external)
application have found Chanlberlain's
Pain Balm tho bost remedy have ever
used for neuralgia Of any kind have
Conscientiouay recommended it TO
many persons William Horne, NJ. d.,
IanCsville, Wis. Sold by 9. H. Goethe,
". ". Irwin. O. Schnopi, G. Monke.
moler, Jno. KlRri. ". II. Hague, II. o.
Stewart, X, i. Burt, j. Coleman, a. H..
Scneale, Nm. Meg&-mellOr, j. q.
EhoIe, Wheeling; Bowie u Co., bridge
norl 3. i. panhohv 4 on. BenWOol.
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For quarter OF century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, aud the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all diseases OF Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho test so long and that has given so
universal satisfaction is no expert.
ment Each bottle Is positively guar.
anteOd to give relief, or tine money will
be refunded. 1t is admitted to be tho
most reliable for Conghs and Colds.
Trial bottles free Mt Logan Drug Co. g
drugstore. Largo size DOC, and 81 90.
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Atlantic Tea CO.
VIC lead, Lot VhosO WHO Cav Follow
LEGAL NOTICES.
IN TME OIRCUIT COURT Oh OuIC

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
/ county, West Virginia In CharcTy.
ia tue maltorOi petition OF cyan U. Thomas
guardian OF Marcus aCAcs0n Morrow and o.
Marian Edna Morrow, infants uuder the ags 0!
MONTY oHe years, Tor an oEdar 1uIhor.zIpgaut
directing Hannibal Forbes, executor OF tho last
will aud testament Of William Bailey deceased
to pay aud deliver to the said petitioner, Tor.
eign guardian. all personal property aud m0ncv
Ia the hands ui said executor, belonging 10 sad
petitioners wards, who arc also nOn'reSIdela
OF the state Of West Virginia.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Take notice that on this sixth day Of scpten.
Der, 1885,. the undersigned Evan o. Thomp
guardian OF Marcus AChCsJn Morrow and Of
Marian Edna Morrow, infants under the Ige Of
tWcutF-uuc years, who together with SAID
guardian arc nnu.Ersidenu Of the state Of Wes.
Virginia, filed his petition IN the Circuit Court
Uf ONO county, West Virginia, iOT the purpose
nf obtaining an ntdrr OF sAid court authorizing
aud directing Hannibal Forbes, executor Of the
las, will ami testament OF william BAILEY de.
ceased. 10 pay and deliver 10 said petitioner as
such foreign guardian, all personal properly and
money In SAID executors hands belonging 10
said petitioners said wards, and TO authorize
such foreign guardian 10 sue Tor, recover aud
receive all money or personal property which
may belong to petitioners SAID wards 10 Ike
manner. ~ II said petitioner were appointed
guardian OF each OF said wards In the state OF
West VlRlnia. and remove the same from the
state OF West Virginia. where ssid personal pro
perry and money now are, 10 the county Of
Allegheny, In the state OF PonnsylySniA tia.
being the county and state wherein the SAID
petitioner and also his said wards now reside,
ami In and by the Orphans Court Of which said
Allegheny county. IN the Stale OF PenpAyllanlA
The said petitioner was appointed ha' quAiIhe1.
aud isnOW acting rs guardian OF Marcus Ache'0l
Morrow and Marian Edna Morrow, as aforesaid
and upon the fling OF the petition aforesaid an
order Wns entered In Eald matter on this 9Th day
o! September. 1885,, iNing October 9Th. lse. q, 70
O'Clock q. m. rs the time Tor hearing said peil'
IiOn, with leave 10 the petitioner n pfe'eniG
that tune the evidence IN support Of said pei.'
tion required by Section OF Chapter 81 oiite
Code Of West Virginia, aud directing notice Of
such application 70 be given In the manner pFs'
scribed by said section Ol The Cole.
EVAN o. THOMAS,
Guardian OF Marcus Acheson Morrow and
Marian Edaa Morrow, lgiaQts under the ase 0!
iWenty-O one years
pubiished the first time, September Z, ls0:
SeT.s
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mas Disappeared.


4 Pnrkorsburaar Uudvr Indictment Is Not
In Evidence.
Sptt'g' Dlip1,s9 % Ne M'sl.yen@r
PAnEGhDUEO, W. Va, Sept co.
Howard q. Cole, tho real estate broker
Of this city, who stands indicted in three
district cases in the criminal court hOro,
loft Parkersbur{ about ono week ago,
telling his vile he was going to the Sic.
tCravile oil fields. Nothing has been
seen or heard OF him since and his
hondsman. Iysander Dudley, fears that
he has ,sippml out. Dudley ~ on hil
bond on ali three cases and is liabl" Tor
Coles appearance at court next week or
no is out $1,000 Cole il charged with
obtaining money under false pretensc'.
lie is accused OF selling lots which ho
claimed had clear titlos, but which, it is
ayerred, were fraudulent.
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WHERE is LAWRENCE?

\ Wayne County Man Draws Money from
Iiauk RuG Disappears
Special Dtspa!eh to he Rsigeaer.
HuNrlSGroS, W. Va, Sept. 2O.-G. W.
Lawrence, a blacksmith, OF LRvellOtte,
WAYNE county, camo to this city on
Monday last, drew large amount oil
money out OF the bank and has not
been seen since. His wife is crazed
over his absence and n hunt for his
whereabouts has been started. lie IL d
middle.aged man aud came here from
PennsylYania.
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PRICE LIST;

Light Brown Sugar, % lbs ior...,..,........SI nm
Fresh Rolled Oats, lbs iOr,..,.-..,......... 2s
Rest Gloss Starch, h. ior ,.........,......... 2s
OIL saFdlnss, cans ior-,....,,,,.,.,..,..,... 25
Choice sallnon l'lat cans, . cans ior.,,n.. 25
Hest Standard Tomatoes, cans ior........ 2s
Fresh Butter Crlckers . ID. for. .,.,,.n...., as
FreSh Ginger sRaPi, lbs, ior...,.,.,...... 2S
Fresh Lunch Cakes, per pouud,.,...,.. ?
Fresh Lemon Gales, per pound..,..rr,..r, 7
Mason Jars, quarts, per dozen ,............. 6o
Rubbers Tor pint, quar-: and haltgaloa
jars, per dOien.."ro,.......,,.o.," s
Caps aud rubbers Tor pIut, quart aud
halfgallon, per Dozen. an
a Good 10
Best Ketahup, pina, per bottle. ....,.,..,,. 10
Standard Package Coffee, per poundr.u.- 20
Jcl!yTumblcri, covered, lspInts, perdoz. 25
star Candles. S to the pound each ......... 1
CarPe. Tacks, s,oE, per boI,..,,.,......,... /
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SEVERE gripping pains OF :he stomach
and bowels instantly and olIectuSlly
stopped by De Wits Collie and Cholera
Cure. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, b. +. Peabody, BenWood, and Bowie
d Co., bridgeport. q. .
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;hfiyc+ on good food aud sunshine with
plenty NJ exercise In tho opon air. Her
form gIoWa with health aud hcr iaCn
blooma with liz beauty II nor gyslem
neOdn the cleansing action Of n laxative
remedy, sho ugoq tho genle Rnh pIURl.
nnl liquid Laxative Syrup Of hJgs,
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ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
CTANDARD GOODS
" AT LOW PRICES.

1t will always pay to look over on,
price list, whether you perchase from u,
or elsewhere; you can then gRq ma
loWeat price II quality ia equsI. Va
quote prices Tor treah and STANDARD
goods only.
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Ugn w, MllrF NIuvr pLAsrrng for RriNAt
WEAKNESS. all drugglAll sell EN- Tor 2jG.

Iw lHnilmis Dwus o8llblln.
mont, ownoI ny John lluIImoior, At 80.
l4Jl hirHoL sTooi, iq tho best cquippni
hgu6o oi ~ Iunl Ia WhooIDa In adll.
ton 10 !llo dyoins and cleaning dopirL.
monica corps Of hHtClin tNloa ats
employed, who can DO rspairn, ~ noat
~ N Ia possible. Cotnci and ladint
gumoha, cleaned or dyed, can no malo
tOlook likO nOm Satisfaction guaran.
TODD.
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Is your blood is the cause OF that
tired, languid feeling Hoods SarSa.
ariIla makes rich, red blood aud gives
renewed viGor Il
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To the cRroroRs OF LAWRENCE HELLER, DE-

10 TlIE CREDITOEs OF LAWRLNCL HLIILH' u
CGAsrn;
In pursuance oi decree Of tho Circuit Cour
oi the county Of Ohio, made IN cause thei.tiqi
pending, to subject the real estate o. lhs Az
Lawrence Heller 10 the payment OF his deob.
va are hereby required TO present your claims
against the estate Of aid Lawrence Heller 10,
adjudication to Geo =. lloyd cOmmisSonei' y
his office, No, III Chaplira street. wheeling "a
the said county OF ohio. H. the state oil "sI'
Virginia, on or before Monday November
lSpt -
Witness John W Mitchell. clerk Of the sAd
court this 18Th dav Of September ls9S ,
SeIl.s JOHN " MITCHELL Cleik.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

l4hNltlANG AAGAlNA y EAAALilHtatANRAA@
Vs. IN CAAnceiy'
John N. Heller and Others
Hy virtue Of an order entered IN the above en-
tilted cause by the [ tfcHIt Court OF ph!oeonnlT,
West Virginia ON the 18th day OF sepemoeI'
ISIS. Il Is referred 10 tho undersigned commits
siOuer TO ascertain aud report
Ftrst-TO settle the account OF AdeliA heue''
nAmlnistrattiE OF the estate Of lAwNuce lle!Iti'
deceased.
second-To state the debts OF said estate, to
whom owing, their amounts aud prorillts
Thrd-what real estate belongs 20 said esIG'ei
tie Hens thereon. It's renting and selling value.
Fourth Any other matter required % Ahl
patty IN interest or considered pertinent BY
said commissioner.
Notice l. hereby given that the undersigned
ha, fixed on Monday the ith day OF NoYem2ef'
1875. NJ ~ M, Ne the tiiuo and us once 70
lU7 Chupliuc street. wheeling, W Va. as vac
place ut which he will proceed to ascertain vac
several matters In said order OF reference ie'
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Sep
GEO. L BOYD, Commissioned
~ I " CDWNEy ATTORNEY. tclAS
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DO YOU WANT THE BEsT &c. meNoEL CO.
DOYOU WANTTHEBEST?

We lay special the excellence of Furniture Car
pets Bedding etc. etc. always keeping the QUALITY UP TO
THE HIGHEST POINT and while maintaining reputa
ton in this respect go the other extreme in keeping
PRICES DOWN TO THE LOWEST POINT.
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ABOUT People.

Strangers In the CITY aud Wheeling FOlh'
Abroad.
RCv. Rabbi BoHHheim has received
a telegram IRON his daughter, Miss
lfannchen Bonnhsim. saving that she
has passed tho entrance examination at
Vassar College very crcii,ably, aud IS
charmed with the teachers Bho mot.
She is very happy over her success, and
will DO sincerely congratulated by her
hoSls OF Wheeling friends
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fEh UhCtt HCutof In 70 minutes by nt, Mllps'
PAIN PiLiB. "OnO Cent dose" ACdttlFghta,
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Among ll,o visitors to ClayaviIlo was
Mr. Jogl Iu9sioIi, Of Woi! hIoSandor,
who claimed 10 DO tho oldest man living
who wm born In ClnyiyIln, Ito also
has some memories NJ Wheeling NJ
the 800 h.a uuclo was engaged IN tho
wholesale dry rood1 bulinniH In this
cts, and Tor lino he liyOd with hun.
lll tomrmhofod tho oil lnnCsgLfitn
AraiomH lnoU iho Lu'ly Instituted,
which Waq llcntol NJ that timn on Chap.
itne street, near The old FeaEtA sttsgl
NJ. u. church, the Instructors bOing
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Tho afternoon services closed with n
thoughtful nddrcls by Rev. ]. NJ. Moaly,
j. D., Of New Wilmington, Pa, on
"The Pow OF tho Church, aud rsni.
niscont talk Of tho pastors and pres by.
tory by Rov. ". II. Lester, b. D., OF
West Alexander. In the evening the
Closing exercises Of tho anniversary
were held. Addresses OF n reminiscent
character were made bv Rpv. d. VIII.
lam Specr, Rev. DR.. Horny Woods aud
Rgv. DR.. }. /. lItownson, OF Washington,
Pa. Ihe following topics wore dir.
cussoI: "rho Church and College" by
President Janes y. MoiIal, OF Wash.
JET college; "lhc Boy as Church." by
Rev. \. A. iioaly, Of BHdgcyiIlo, Pa. (;
"The Social Church." by Row l.. o.
sawlnll, Of Allegheny, Pa Aud 10 end.
gd Oao Of tho most cnjoyablo aud profit.
abIo church Anniversaries over held In
western PenngyiYania,
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

GEO l. BOYD, Commissioner.
". }. ". CowpgS. Attorney. .eIt!
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Tho ClaybyilIo church has, during its
cXia,oncc, sent hily.iour students to
Wmhingion.Jonorson college, VINO hayo
graduated, bpsllo, many others TO cast.
era educational institutions, tho major.
ilyui whom have risen 10 distinction In
tho various walks NJ life,
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Ono Of tho most novel features on tho
programme was tho Sluslns Of choir
composed Of old iolt', iol by Mr.. suth.
orland, WHO has turmoil his oighlio,h
year They gayo Bamplo Of $50 Old
time sinling' irom "buckwhoaw notes
II was thoroughly enjoyable as n con.
irajL " modern phrn.Hg aud toncl.
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No Disrespect Intended.
NO NIINTFHTFNN HHN'E1N''''
To the Editor Of the Standard.

To the Editor OF the Standard.
Butte, May 23.-Iuasmuch as the local
post of the G.. A. II. has seen fit publicly
TO express its "emphatic disapproval' OF
the football game to be played in Butte
on Decoration day, alleging such an act
to be in direct violation of the day and its
objects, we beg space sufficient to state
our post on in the matter.
By playing football on that day II is GER
tainly not our intention to show any dis
respect to the memory of the illustrious
dead. or to slight the gallant survivors of
the war which ended some 30 years ago.
In arranging for this game, we allowed
our opponents, the Young Mems Christian
association of Salt Lake City, to name the
day when the champion teams OF Mon
tana and Utah should contest Tor the
honor OF their respective states, ana We
relied upon their well-known Christian
procliyities to prevent them or us from
doing anything that could shock the most
sensitiye. They could not play on sum
DAY our people here could not get any
other day than a legal holiday: hence the
present arrangement.
We must confess that we consider Dec
grafton day most appropriate for foot
ball game. What is football but a mimic
warfare? IL illustrates more than any
other modern game the advantages OF SUI
perior generalship, training, self-denlal
and ESPRIT du corps, and serves better than
page after page of dry history to impress
upon our countrymen that mighty truth,
SO we'll taught by the struggles and hard
ships oil our armies in the 60's-"In union
there is strength"
The game will not commenced until
o'clock in the afternoon, at which time,
we have been reliably informed, all men,
orial exercises will be at an end.
We trust, therefore, that we may be ac-
Quilted of any desire to either desecrate
the day or detract from the solemnity so
earnestly advocated by the local G.. A. K,
as appropriate to the occasion.
BUTTE FOOTBALL CLUB.
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prophecies and historic quotations, to-
Rether with q most graphic description OF
their fulfillment in the conquest OF the
Roman empire by the Teutonic nations.
Cnder the head of Remnants OF Is
rael" they were traced by numerous
prophecies, having remarkable fulfill
rnents in historic events, through the mid
die centuries, and through geographic
names and locations, together with these
were followed almost to our own times
and the places they now occupy. To n
large number who have attended the
lectures throughout they have been full of
interest and instruction from the outset,
but they are now increasingly interesting
as they approach the times in which We
live. Mr.. Streator's familiarity with the
scriptures and with the historic materials
with which he has to deal is remarkable.
His language is most graphic and force :
full, and whether or not ono agrees with
the positions taken, he cannot fail being
interested.
On Friday evening Mr.. Streator gives
way to Chancellor Duncan's lecture on
"Tours Through Palestine" On Satur-
day evening. under the head of THE De-
lectable Mountains of the Millennium"
he takes up some of the points of proph-
ecy eliminating in the times in which we
live. From now on the lectures will be
occupied with present and future fulfill
ments of prophecy.
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An Insurance Case.

After the Schultz note case had been
disposed of for the day. the case of
Elizabeth Barry against the Western
Assurance Company of Toronto, Can
ada, a suit for 81. 900 claimed to be due
on a fire insurance policy, was called
for trial before a jury. The case IN
wolves the question of a woman's la
bility for her husbands debts. The
real defendant i'm the suit was +. j.
surance money i'm the hands of the
agents. Mrs. Barrys residence at
Meaderville burned on Dec. II, 1891.
She had IL insured for 81 900. but the
company only admitted a loss of
S7S9.S1, which amount was paid 10 the
local agents where IL was garnisheed
by Mr.. Brophy for Si65. due on ac-
count contracted by James Barry. the
woman's husband. Knutson Brothers,
DR. Witherspoon and w. ii. Gehrman
also attached the money on judgments.
Mrs. Barry claimed homestead ex-
emption and in her testimony she said
her husband had not lived with her
for nearly eight years. and that she
built the house in Meaderville with her
own money earned by taking In wash
ing She said she had four children TO
support. one of whom was a cripple.
She has been living i'm Butte IL years.
and her husband had never been any
good to her. although they were mar
ried 81 years. He deserted her fire.
quently and at one time remained
away eight years before they came to
Butte. He deserted her a score Of
times and would remain away weeks.
months and sometimes years.
The trial of the case was not con-
cluded when court adjourned for the
daN-
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MEAT is MEAT.
Gold DemonetiEcd and the Country ON
Horn Bone Basis.

Horn Bone Basis.
Butte, May 23.-The butchers of
Butte are promising the people fam
inc i'm the meat line. and with the kind
ly intention. of getting them used To it
by degrees. a general advance in prices
on all kinds of meat was made to-day
of l cent a pound. The butchers say
that the l cent advance is only feel
er and a forerunner of what may be
expected. Not only do they threaten
10 put meat on a single gold standard
basis, but. what is worse. they say they
can nc longer afford to give credit
and that hereafter porterhouse steaks
with bones in them. as Captain Shep-
herd would say. and ham bones, soup
bones, mutton chops, and even weiner
wurst. must be spot cash or no sale.
The red hot man Vho prowls the
streets at night with a restaurant on
his hips will be the next man to de-
clare a raise on his sandwiches.
Several butchers have had wagons
out through the town taking orders
and selling meats direct from their
wagons, but as this business was nee
essarily nearly altogether a credit
business the wagons were to-day call
ed off And all this has been brought
about by a reputed scarcity In beer
cattle. one butcher declared to-day
that almost the entire state had been
drained of cattle, and that the ZIG
Hole country and the Flathead valley
had been absolutely stripped of mar
ketable cattle. Several dealers have
for several days not been able to get
all they needed at any price, and the
cheerful statement is made that In a
very short time meat Will be meat,
the inference being that in the past
some of the stuff sold for meat was not
meat. There is just a faint suspicion
abroad that the Lombard and wall
street Jews and Grover Cleveland are
responsible for the condition OF the
meat business by running corner on
IL. and that they are about to demone-
tie gold and swing the country TO a
horn-b bone basis.
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Lost Bike Recovered.

Butte, May pa bicycle belonging to
Mrs. +. b. Hamilton, which was stolen
from the Columbia block a week ago, was
recovered. to-day by Marshal Tebo. 1t was
found at tho residence of II. &. Worthing-
ton and it developed that MIR. Worthing-
toms son had found II in an old water
tank near the Colorado smelter. Mr..
Worthington stated that he was in the act
of Advertising the bicycle when the police
located il. The wheel had been taken to
pieces, but all OF the parts we're recoy-
cred.
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Mineral locations.

Butte, May 23.-Notices of the following
mineral locations were filed with the
county recorder to-day:
Brunswick lode. on Beef Straight. by Charles
=. Warren and others.
Gold Hll Extension lode. Siberia district,
near the head OF German gulch, by + T. Tate
aud others.
Wild Bill lode. Siberia district. on the west
side OF Minnesoa gulch, by q. c. West and
others.
silver Hil fraction. Siberia district. by G. VI .
Thompson. and the LiZk.e lode, in indepen-
dence district, by II. l.. Frank.
POcahontas lode. Siberia district, on the cas-
side OF Beef Straight guch. by L. FOrlong ana
others.
Red Cloud lode. by +. +. Tate and others.