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on the reorganization of the city
council of Great Falls, which occurs
on Monday evening, May 4. the repub-
licans of that body will be rather lone
some The new council will stand as
follows: Populists. e. democrats. 2; re-
publicans, 2. The democrats and pop
ulsts will act together on the confr-
nation of appointments and the like
and the republicans will have but little
TO say regarding who swipes the Off
cial plums.
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Subscribe FOR the Standard.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-20

The petition which has been clrculat-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-20

The numerous friends Of Robert
Vaughn ar Greae Falls have had no
lftle sport with him during the past
Few DAYS on account OF an error in
The published court news. IN which Mr.
vaughn was accused of being a horse
thief Mr.. Vaughn rounded Up a horse
thief and was the complaining witness
against him. Anyone having personal
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Chinese Inspector Rogers has been
removed from the government service
and the office of inspector for this dis
trict is now vacant, pending the APP
pointment of Rogers successor. The
order of dismissal went into effect on
March 81, but for obvious reasons, the
matter has been kept quiet, and is now
given publicity for the first time,
through the Standard.
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A new Masonic lodge will probably
be organized at Neihart within a
short time. A number of the frater-
nifty reside there and a good. healthy
lodge will be built up within a short
time.
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The following delegates have been
elected to the Cascade Trades and La
Dor council by the Miners union of
Belt: Archie Lochray, AL Blake, Will
liam Sharp, Robert Mungull. William
Eynon; to the national convention at
Denver, Ed McNally, alternate, Robert
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-20

The Shonkin Stock association meets
ait Benton Thursday, April 3d. when ar
engagements will be perfected for the
spring roundup, with ANTICIPATED
gratifying results, owing to the mild
winter.
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FOUGHT IN A COURT ROOM.
Alleged Counterfeitcr- Assault an O,d Pal
Who Peachr,i.

COUNCIL BLUFFS. Ia. March 27.-The
dignity of the United State. court was
RULED yesterday by a fight " hich took
place between three federal prisoner,
aiAi a witness while the prisoners. in
charge Of marshal. were being tax en-
from the court room.
Charles Burns. William PETTY and
Samuel Long were on trial for conn.
terfeiting and -Curiey~ Melee. an old
pal Of the gang. testified against them.
Attempts have been made at different
times to get even with the man VINO
peached. Yesterday the quar-
tot met at the entrance of the court
room.
NJ alleged counterfeiiers were hand.
cured and closely guarded but not.
outstanding this precaution Burns
made iunge with his free hand which
staggered Melee, and surrounding
him. the trio began to beat and kick
him.
Officers fastened 10 the rescue. and
using their guns as cudgels soon had
burns insensiblc On the door.
AiI three prisoner, are serving pen
iirniiary terms On min Dr. oiFens.,. ana
are looked upon a. bad men To deal
with
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The BLUE BOOk sRRATA.


NASHiSGroN. March ac.-All the cor.
rections referred - in the parliamen.
tary paper issued yesterday. refer ex-
c4usively 10 the argument usually
credited to >ir Frederick. Pollock
which covers the first q pages of the
british blue book. and do no. affect
the remaining i0l pages 10 which The
venezuelan commission attaches rnueh
Importance. A. already stated in
tnIted Press dispatches Lord Salisbury
Thinks the correction, materially
strengthen the British side Of the
question.
Prof Pollock's argument. while con.
slnered 70 he an able advocacy Of
the bri-sh contention as supported
Dy the evidence in the blue book na,
not The same conclusiyene, attached
10 1t In Washington as in London. and
the venezuelan commission awaits
WITH more interest the promised addi-
lions To the evidence which i ID be
FURNISHED in supplementary paper.
ne commission is devoting ali II,
time - the study of documentary evi.
dence- and does not dwell much upon
opinions from whatever source thcv
may corle
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AN UNLIKELY STORY.

The statement in the Birming ham en-
gland Post that the british Ambassador
HAD Been Recalled to London TO Disc uss
Venezuelan Matters with Lord Salisbury
>ho~n To Have ii~en Utterly without
Foundation
WASHINGTON. March 20 Momentary
credence was given In England a day
or two ago to "A statement i'm the Bir-
mingham Post that Sir Julian Paunce-
fote was going 10 London - discuss
Venezuelan matters with Lord Sails
bury, because that Journal is the
home PAPER OF Hon. Joseph Chamber
lain. and l. usually supposed 10 have
AN inspiration on colonial mat tiers from
the colonial secretary Of the Salisbury
government.
IL there : any truth in the report.
however. the British ambassador here
i totally unaware of it. and those near
him declare il 10 be absurd in view Of
the fact that just At this moment nu-
merous important negotiations be-
tween Great Britain and the United
States are progressing in a way that
makes compulsory the presence OF Sir
Julian Pauncefoie in Washington.
Among these questions i the con-
vention providing FOR a Behring sea
claims commission which has been be-
fore the senate for ratification for
over month. In this connection an
embarrassment mas occurred from the
TACT that the senate, in executive se,-
sion. authorized changes in the con-
vention as agreed upon by Secretary
olney and Sir Julian Paunce sote
which Il Is contended embody an mae.
curate version Of quoted passages from
the treaty Of arbitration.
Secretary olney recently appeared
before the committee on foreign rela.
tions and. il is understood. asked tina,
the original wording should be re
stored
Then there j the boundary conven.
Ton, for marking convenient points or
the lilst meridian in Alaska. for which
congress appropriated 81. 900 in a joins
resolution approved February ~. 1876
the understanding being that thi,
work ought e. rs accomplished ut tho
earliest possible moment.
IN addition ~ these masters there i
the general arbitration treaty. %
which 20 much j. heard and 80 LITTLE i
iernite.y known. and tire Nenez,ielan
limited arbitration. which occuri 4, the
serious attention ~ both -overurnen.s.
rom none ~ these matters would il
,e possible for Lord Salisbury 10 with
raw >lr Julian. even temporarily,
without injury 70 ali the great inter.
- affected. a. not one 81 them Is IN.
ersto"a ~ have reached stage whore
may be left in charge OF unfamiliar
lands.
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POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


The republican party Of Ohio i.
Tor Mckinley. Mr.. Foraker. the gentle
man who owns it. has said Chicago
News (IndJ.
All4son's own state is solid for
him. and yet Allison doesn't look the
least bin like Abraham Lincoln
I'll m.-C hicago Tribune tRep.).
Mckinley is still bowling at the
favorite sons. AS one Of the original
pets in this class he thinks that every
other state should adopt him. Detroi I
Free Press.
-Mckinley is a living example of q
man who undertook ~ make peoplc
rich BY taxing them. and fella victim to
his own foolish theories. - Utica OBJ
server
Even the tom cat on Mr. Reeds
campaign button is smiling at the at
temp; Of the Pennsylvania favorite son
to get his boom off the Ways hicago
Times-Hcrald.
This thing Of southern republic
ans declaring for Mckinley before co..
Morton has fairly begun to sign checks
is unsccmly ard unbusinc sslike.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
Mckinley's platform straddles
everything but the tariff. and on that
question he is fiatfooted for plumber Of
the people for the protection of mon,p-
oily Wheeling Register.
Ii may be that the democratic
party is not vet through with troub,,.
over the silver question. but the repub- |
lican party's troubles on that score |
have hardly begun. Albany Argus.
The republican party Is a meer
trinity Just at present. One part wants
Tree silver and free trade another pro-
lection and free silver. and third sound \
money and protection. a rather re-
FACTORY three-horse hitch. 49, Boston
Herald IndD.
The Mckinley platform Is already
long its deadly work. 'rhe New York
tribune swears roundly that il means
The gold standard. while Editor God
sin's British organ rips out an oath
hat u means the silver standard. So
here you are!-Atlapta Constitution.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1896-04-03
A DiABOLiCaL ATTEMPT


DELAWARE. %. March a..-The Big
our express train which passes tiris
city shortly after midnight narrow / y
escaped being wrecked "Wednesday
night few miles out 81 town train
robbers had placed distractions on the
track near curve. and long rail was
p AGED in front ~ the wreclsing mate
RAJ. The engineer had not gotten hss
train under full Roadway uf steam.
and was enabled 70 stop hi> train
within only few feet Of the obs,rtle.
tiou. The engine wa slightly dam
ascd and The psople badly shaken up
oa account Of the sEd.ien stop. De
tectives are nard after the suspects
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STATE OF ONO, CITY or TOLEDO.

FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is the
senior ,artner % the firm OF r. j. CHENEY
g 20, doing business in the City Of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
h-m VIII pay the sum of one HUNDRED poI-
LARS Tor each ana every case of catarrh
that cannot be cured by the use Of Huns
,ArAsisH TIRE FRANZ j. CHENEY
sworn T. before me aud subscribed I'm my
presence, this 9th day of December. A. ID lssi
rsr,t1 A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Py4bifc.
Hall Catarrh Cure is taken H. .ernally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system Send fortestimouials.
Tree. r j. CHENEY 4 Co, Toledo, q.
Sold by Druggists. -.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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A GREwSOME PRIZE

Found In box ~ lnclaimed Freic ht-Th
BADLY becompo-rd Body % = Ma,
Tracked in Chloride OF Lime ana Her
mesissis sealed in q link Box Made 4,
m IA Now Trunk and Ionsisned I,
Chicago
CHICAGO. March .6-ln "A box amonl
iot OF unclaimed freight bought b,
man IN Austin, ILL.,, this Afternoon
was found "A box containing the body
OF = man packed in chloride of lime
ami badly deeomposed. Ii was marked
PC. NJ. Morgan. LOO south Morgan
street. Chicago.
fhliip ureiss and Carl Hoff. both OF
Austin, came into the city to-day and
bought a lot Of unclaimed freight
which was stored in the warehouse Of
"-Ncm 4 Mclaughlin, ON south Wa.
Ter street. The goods were delivered
nj the house of Hon. where the boxes
were opened The first one they
opened contained new trunk.
Around Il was packed "A layer OF saw.
dust The trunk was opened. and in.
side was found Theoretically sealed
BOX Of zinc made to lit the trunk
This being broken open. was found to
mold the corpse Of nan badly decom.
posed II had first been doubled up
and wrapped with small rope. and
then packed in tight with chloride Of
lime
he men We're Mortified at their find.
and. with Mr.. iIoff. went to the poliee
station al Austin and reported their
experience. \ patrol wagon was sent
Tor the body. and Il was taken To the
county morgue. The police are now
"orAing on the case. trying todiscover
where the body came from and
why II was 50 packed. The name Of
=. W. Morgan does not appear in the
Chicago directory.
y y allace Naken. of the firm Of
y aiscrn a Mclaughlin. was seen late
-ast night in regard to the mysteri.
'us box. He Immediately knew to
'shat box was referred when he was
approached
That box. he said, was stored
win Us by the Michigan Central rail.
cad {; year ago. We put it in the
warehouse, and recall now that bad
'ior> were noticeable around IT, We
iad some barrels OF water standing
round for use ia ease OF lire. and
.aa ne water changed frequently.
linking il was the standing water
shich made the offensive smell. OF
ate has not been noticed. Two
'eeAs ago knowing the box was 70
e >ola. we made an effort TO fna il,
wner, but no one knew of az. VI.
lorgan. The box was put up aud
'id' and that j. all i know about it.
here II came from do no know.
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Sour

stomach, sometimes called waterbrash
and burning pain distress, nausea
dyspepsia are cured by Hoods Sarsa-
pariiia- This IT accomplishes because
win Its wonderful power as a blood
purifier, Hoods Sarsaparilla gently
tones and strengthens the stomach and
digestive organs, invigorates the liver
creates an appetite, gives refreshing
sleep, and raises the health tone. IL
cases OF dyspepsia and indigestion IL
seems to have magic touch
For over II years suffered from sou,
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s""uss"as hejusenated In 1909 Rswarh.
oae siss'i'ing Power of tho Famous Ma
NO Mud Cure and Llthin Mater na.A

thousands Rejuvenated In InpA- Rsu.-.-
"ae siss'ssing Power Of tho Famous Ma.
no-""a Cure aud Lithis Water Isnths.
rc iSpiAxA MINERAL SPRINGS, Ind, Jan
.p puring the year 1895 a large
.1,,'.. ~ physicians from all over lie
, .uy nave personally investigated the
found here for rheumatism kiancv anS
nervous diseases. This treatment ,.:,s a..
ing OF the Magno- Mud Cure and Ms"
Lithia Baths, taken in connection viii M
11rihhins of Magno-Iithia water. Inns hc"n
FOUND by the profession 10 he lie r.os, ~
nars"oie ana successful remedial n,,var ~
~. discovered. The end ~ the YEAR hrou,h,
exports rom many eminent medical ren
snuinoer ~ whom have discussed, ana ro..
journals. ns medical
since the accidental discovery NJ tho
virtues OF MagnoM Mud and Litfia ,vo,nr
Tour years ago, this little valley bas hacor,a
Mursu FAMOUS big hotel has been hnilt
NY, wts al modern improvements, electric
.,l steam heat, and directly CONNECTED
WI WI = Mrge bath-house especially con-
~ ecu LOT the requirements OF Macno
sluu ahd Lithia Water Baths. Pcone In
search OF rest. health and pleasure from ali
over the United States have como In nun.
ocrs 70 tax the capacity OF the establish.
fame OF tho cure ''''"u 'hc
inc proprietors, the Indiann Sprincs 10
nave opened Offices M los Hudson 81 Now
york city. and - Randolph ~ Cb;.ooo
wnere al detailed IL formation can ha ~
.ainei on application, whether personal or
by letter. Pe'sona' or
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THE WILL or BEN FRANKLIN


BosroS. March e7.-The will Of BEN
iamin Franklin was allowed In the
Suiivik county probate court vester-
day ny Judge Grant. on petition Of
Mayor Quincy a. foreign will having
pecn probatec shout a century ago, in
the orphans court in Philadelphia.
The probate Of the will here Is deemed
necessary IN view Of a legal disoo,i-
tirn 81 the "Frauklin fund which
was created by the Will Of Franklin
aLd now amounts TO several hundred
Thousand dollars.
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FORMER FRENCH DETECTIVES
acquitted on Line of Defense Damax-
Ing to the Government.

PARIS. March aG.-The trial If Mn.
Dupas and Royerc. formerly official,
OF the detective service. charged with
selling professional secrets and with
falling 70 arrest Emile Arton in con-
nection with the Panama frauds when
the latter was in Venice IA defiance ~
orders to take him into custody. ended
yesterday in the acquittal Of both de-
PENDANTS. The defense set no tho
argument that the government had
not wished Anton to b. arrested. de-
spite the orders that were issued .or
MS apprehension. and that the trial If
Dupas and Roycre was merely an a.-
tempt On the part % the authorities
To make the weak suffer for the
strong.
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Senator Chambers uttrrances re-
specting the campaign methods being
used on lehalf of Mr.. Mckinley come
with peculiar force. The blow thus
struck AT the Ohio mans candidacy
- aimed. not by Democrat, but bv a
republican. and il is struck straight
from the shoulder. Without attempt
ing 10 eNt,nuate the abuses " hich are
charged NJ against him. it is alleged
by Senator Chandler that Mr.. Mckin-
iey's supporters are carrying on their
campaign by begging money from
the manufacturers OF the west and the
east and everywhere else. to I've ,Nrend-
"a IN manipulating state conventions
II Mr.. Nchinley's advisers are wise
they will counsel him not 10 under
estimate the gravity and weight OF
these charges. Had they come from q
democratic source il would have Dcrn
different. The people might have set
them down as the ,manaiion OF par
tisan hatred. But they conc from a
republican of long standing and high
political position. They are spoken
with the force Of conviction and with
out qualification. Mr.. Mckinley has
nothing To do. il he would save him
seif from the effects of serious blow. !
but to come out with a fair statement |
defining just what basis of truth there
IS IN Senator Chambers charges, and |
furnishing cogent proofs to back up
his denial.-Chicago Record (Ind.).
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DEATH Or o. r. MURPHY.
Chief onicisi Reporter or the senate Of
the United states

"AslilNGToN. March -. Dennis. f..
Murphy, chief oil al reporter of the
United states senate. died III thi, city
last night, aged ~ years lie had b.cf.
Ia bad health for several years. suffer
ing from nervous disorders. Wcdnes
day night hc had an apoplectic stroke.
from which he temporarily rallied.
only to succumb at 7:lO last night.
Mr.. Murphy became connected with
the senate in lsi.. and had runaiuea
there continuously sine.
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a Spring Trim South.

On April and 81. aud Nav 4. ticket,
VIII be sold from principal cities, towns
aud villages OF the north, to all points on
the Louisville a Nashville Railroad IN
tennessee. Alabama, Mississippi, Florida
and a portion OF Kentucky, at one single
iare Tor tie round trip. Tickets will be
eood 10 return within twenty-one DAYS, on
payment OF e. TO agent al destination. and
VIII allow stop-over at any point on the
south bound trip. Ask your ticket agent
about II, and If he cannot sell YOU cxciir-
SION tickets write to L. =. Atmore, Cen
eral Passenger Agent, Louisville, Nv. or
geo. D. Horner, -. A., st. Louis, Mo
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A PENNY POSTAGE
throughout the British Empire Demand.
ed ~ the Association Of ham
hers OF tomf.icrse

LoNDos. March ~ AT the meet.
Ing ~ the Association ~ Chamber, II
Commerce. held in London Tues iay. a
resolution was passed in favor 81 the
establishment Of a system ~ penny
postage throughout the empire.
The duke ~ Norfolk. postua ster.
genera. who was present at the meet
ing, said he thought the moment pre-
mature Tor any such change IN The Dos.
tal system as the resolution demanded.
When the colonies join ed the universal
post union he said. it was agreed that
the then existing rate Of postage
should not b. cheapened until after
isy..
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Senator Cullom. in his letter against
Mckinley. recalls on episode in the
framing Of the tariff bill barring the
latter's name which many republic
ans appear to have forgotten. His
supporters couple his name with the
so-called policy Of reciprocity. But"
as Senator Cullom says. 1.-THE truth is
that Mckinley fought reciprocity with
all the force he had until forced to
surrender" The surrender was o..
casioncd by Secretary Blaipe's dra-
matte smashing of his hat on the
table Of the committc-room. cmpha-
sizing his declaration that the Nc
kinley bill ms framed would not
make market for another hushcl OF
American grain or another pound ~
American meat" In his extreme and
narrow protectionism Mckinley was
opposed 10 foreign trade. but the
stronger will Of Blaine forced him Ia
accept the reciprocity provision.-N.
Y. World.
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Stomach

with severe pains across my shoulders
ana great distress. l had violent nausea
winch would leave me very weak aud
rant ditficut TO get my breath. These
spells came oftener and more severe 7
ala not receive any lasting benefit from
physicians, but found such happy effects
from n trial OF Hoods Sarsaparilla, that
TOOK several bottles and mean to ALWAYS
Keep IL In the house. ! am now able TO do
an my own work which for six years |
nave pceh unable TO do. My husband and
son nave also been greatly benefited by
hoou SarsApallla-for pains in the back.
ana a.ter the grip. ! gladly recommend
this grand blood medicines MIS- prrrp
ByRDl, Lcominster, Mass.
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LEBAUOY BLACKMAiLsRs.
Two ~ Them Convicted and Sentenced IN
Paris

PARIS March ~ The trial 81 I-lr;c
: dc 1ivry editor 81 /. Echo d. rAr,n.e.
Armani kosenthal Jacques 1T. Cere,.
foreiAn eiitor ~ the Figaro ana Paris
CORE. roadcnt Of the New York Her.
aid. 1Innt Dc Cesti and Others. mon
charges n olaekmailing the late Max
Lebaudy, the millionaire spenith .ift
ended yesterday ia the conviction IN
Civry and ,esti. who were sentenced
+, 10 months Imprisonment each
The other defendant were acauitt..a
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Inc bowels act tho part Of scavenger. In
asmuch rs they remove much IN the deJ,ris
tnc waste cifetc matter Of the system. When
thes growidle neglcctful OF duty, il is OF the
utmost Importance that they should bc i'm
PEELED q activity HostetierTs stomach Hit
tiers effects this desirable object without
gfriling them like q drastic purgatiyc. The
Bltters ~ also efficacious for malaria. hi.
ious, dyspcptic and kidney trouble.
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Homeseeker's Excursions to Ksnsa. and
Nebraska.

On April eth, 2lst and Nav 5tb. lsG
nomcseeker's Excursions will be RIM from
Missouri River points, and territory Vesl
OF chicago, Peoria and ST. Louis. t. stations
IN Kansas and Nebraska, at one fare nlus
s-n, for the round trip All who can shnuId
take advantage of tho cheap rates and IN
spect the most productive corn lands i'm the
niied States, which are for sale. by The
Union Pacific Railway Company. M from
800 70 $1,000 per acre, on ten years time.
only lilo down '''''''
Der that the Kansas corn cron for
$50, with stol,nW acres in cultivation
yielded over POI .roo.VO bushels. the est
mated value Of which is over s4G. Ol,.Opo he.
ing sHOh.uO more than annual output ~
god III the United States
those taking advantage Of the excursions
should take receipts for all railroad FARE
ana the portion paid over Union parinr
ines, VIII be refunded upon purchase ~
~ acres Information regariing rates
can be ascertained from the nearest railroad
agent 0''''
For maps and pamphlets descriptive OF Tho
lands. write % b. A. McALIAsrrH. Land
Commissioners, Omaha, Neb.
OLD MAID-"Is This the newspaper Officer
,ierh es. ma'am.r Old Maid blush
ihsiyl - see tie mayor has advertised .or
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nra"', 'ss's,anco II may bo beat 10 rend.. =.
a promptiy, but one should remembc ,i ~ y
neeea do T6s e r, remedies only %S Sss
gentle remedy is the Syrun 90 Es,,nlple and
pany. ''s oyfup Com
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TIE well known firm OF newspaper nj.
vcrtising agents Alden a. Faxon. Cinrin-
matt. ONO, will hereafter be known as tie
Frank II. Alden ~ Sons Company. being
composed II Frank II. Alden and his two
sons, Frank w. and Clarence III. Alden.
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piSGtss." BY the way, Shadbolt, talking
o. those y rays Shadbolt lsheerinr
OH No use, Dingus loull make no 4
raise from me this time. ~ Chicago TriD-