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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
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= Da8 2ei9enbesdneniB bes in
Berlin ermorbeten Suiti3ratbes 2epi
Wfeper fanb unter ungelp6bnli1 farter
8etbeiIiguns Hatt. Cine unabiebbare
Menge umlaserte ba8 Srauerbans unb
CAB bur9 cine wirbige 6aIiuug ber
f9wer beitngeiu6ten Jamilie bes grs
morbeten bem @eftibl Der Sbeilnabme
NIT bem ibmeren 8erluif Musbrud.
Die israeIitif9e 1emeinbe bate ibrem
berporrasenben Witsliebe auf ibrem
Griebbofe bas gbrensrab bereitet. Rab.
biner Mapbautn, elmer Der anseiebens
ften @eiitli9en. belt eine er9reifenbe
Srauerrebe. Inter sen 8beiInebmern
an benz gesrdbniiie bsfanb R6 aud
bel preubifde Sufi3minifter S96naebt.
= Ius 8ombap tommt bic yea6.
ri@t, baB bic inbiide grnte, iowobl
mas Wei3en als au9 mas 8aumwcGe
anlangt, um 80 Pro3ent binter elmer
Wormal grnte suradbleibt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

ST. fab lie BON Der geite an, uno ser
3ufall mollte es, baB li6 lire 8ltde
beaegneten, bic ieinen l6ii6tern, bofz
fenb, leu6teno, ais iuen1t eine @elt
auf bem Spiele ltiinoe, bic ibren fraz
geno, perluunoert, iu6euo. Sie iagten
Seioe ni6ts, aber baS mar au6 nt6t
n0tbig I'M Gegentbeil, es batte oie
eigentbiinli6e StimmunG in Die iie
fi6 rl6sli@ perIett fiiblten, eber nerz
luil9t uno permebt ais perttef fen f0nnet1.
sic fiiblten, ais oh gleidlam Ser
@runotpn gefu1loen mare, auf Dem ii6
cine sroBe, berrlt6e SDupbonie, Elm
weites 9ebell, elm tiefes, unersriinb@
li9e8 Slid aufbauen tonne. Gine fee
liide 9armonie unfins'iie, Die iitb in
Worte nift binben lie6, Die lie nur
abnten, uno ste seraoe besbalb 10 ndbs
tisen @iberball uno Ola6ball in ibrer
8ruit fanb. Den 9an3en 9lbeuo uerlteB
lie bieie Stimn1ung ni6t mieber. @ar
eS Nun baS gemeinlame llnternebmen,
mas iie porbatten, ober mar eS ba8
unentrdtblelbare 9an9en ltno 8angen,
oas 1don lanslt in iDnen 9efeimt unO
nun plOklid lid entlpidelte, als Oh
es nur auf einen befru6tenoen @eoan@
fen mie Ser Game auf einen @esen
geipartet babe. SIMMER mieoer flo9en
bic itummen unb bod 10 berebten 9lide
5wii6en ibnen biniiber unb beriiber,
unb menn iie ii9 bann einmal trafen,
10 flopften bic Ser5en raider, bie
glide ienften ii6, als oh lie auf elmer
Siinoe ertappt uoroen pdren, ltnb cine
perlesene, idnell poriibersebenbe 9tUtbe
fdrbte ibre @aneen.
(Sortiesung fpIet.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
@te TT niesI

@ir bieten einbunbert Collars BeIobaana
tiir ieben SAL bon Ratarrb, Der nitt bur&
Ginrebmen bon Sau's Ratarrb Gur gebeiIt
iperben tam.
S. 8. @benes & Co., Gisentb., Ioiebo, D.
Str, bic nnteraei@neten, baben S. s. Gbe,
REP iett ben Ietten 15 Sabren sefannt unb
balten ibn fur bollfommen ebrenbaft in allen
@eihdftsbaublunsen ,inb finan3ieu befds
btgt, aue bon ieiner Sirina ein9egangenen
gerbinoli9teiter su erfiillen.
Bef & SruaE @robbanbels. .Droguiften,
folebo, ..
Mal6tna Rinnan 6 Narbin, @rpBs
hanbelss sOro9ui ften, GpIebo, ..
SaWs &atarrbs&ur ipirb innerli1 senpms
men unb tpitft birett auf bas @lut unb bic
idleimigen Oberfld9en bes Sbitems. 3euss
ntlie frei berianbt. preiS 10 Gts. fur bic
Slaibe. Gertauft bon alien Mpotbefern.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
Babp'sWati)stbnn,.

Die 111ifften unferes Baby III
gu wadfen. Diefem 8dnbeIden
pon Eiebe - baIb Spiel, baIb
Qraum - gilt ie6e bin,usefdste
l1nse pom Sleifa ais permebrte
6lddfelisfeit uno Bebaslidteit,
Sett 81 fein 1T Der 9eweis BON
pollfommener 6efunobeit, Yes
haslihfeit, 6utmdtbisteit unS
9abY'SAonbeit.
Scott's Emulsion nit
unterphospborfaurtm Sal, 1T in
leihtefter Sorm Die bette !fsttnab,
runs, peI4e bas Baby nur boben
Fam. Gs perpollftdnoiet eeraSe
oas, mas 6as Baby in esw6bn.
lther uabruns ntf1t baben fam
uno hilftibm iber fhmahe punfte
gu pollfommener Gefun6beit.
50 Gents uus 800.
Scorr & BowNE, Chemists, New York.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
Nyeatt leie, cs mag BON sJttz
terefie ieitt !!

Wir balten sesenmdrtig einen
g omm er &dumungs Ber.
fauf. 66ube unb Gtiefel 3u aoffs
preifen. Nuf iebem 5tiid Waare
ttebt Der 8oft. unb Der ebemaIiee Der.
taufspreis. Dor ettpa 3 Monaten bes
i9aften mir einen 8orratb BON aofs
fern unb 9anotaiden, Nun tperben
mir bieielben bollfdnbig auspertaufen,
ba mir bes &aumes 5ebhrftis finb ftir
ben groben 9erbfts unb Winters
Worratb bon S6uben, ber 9egens
ndrtig anfdngt, bereinautommen.
4des muB prompt unb aur STEELE
5e3ablt merben, ba mir 3u iol9en preis
len Ni9ts aufi6reiben tbnuen.
@inberella Sboe Store,
2l3 NIamo.p plasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
9as bette Wiittel aeaeu ben 9nrit

W S~C~~s ~~~e ~ss~p>
III unb bleibt einegute MeiBe,
pie He in Der WeiBbierbrauerei bon
3 d. & Ii6ba6er gebraut pirb.
Nidts fommt ibr slei6 BEL bieier 9ibe,
BITE ben Meni6en, namentlid bic
aeble, austrodnet. Ni6ts feudtet 10
nadbaltis an; nibts erbdlt ben Men.
i@en 10 frif9, 10 seiunb; ni6ts bdIt
feiuen suten Mutb unb ieinen Sumnr
10 aufrebt. ME inc WeiBel
Sas WeiBbier 1T elm llniperialmits
tel geeen bic 0ibe. bic ale gnersie
aufreibt. 8eriu1t es, trintt eS in ben
Wirtbi6aften, ballet es i'm Sanie, laBt
eS Cure Gamilienmitslieber trintem
unb Sbr tuerbet ieben, baB fie ii9 bas
bel woblbefinben.
Dds & Aidba9er liefern ibr Dor.
3iglides WeiBbier tiberall bin, bis in
bic entfernteiten @egenben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

Sdminbfu9t, @rippe, pneumonia
unb alle 6alss unb 2ungenleiben iper'
Ben bur9 ,5bilob's Cure" gebeilt.
Sum 8ertauf Bel 3alteper & 61u.
dart, James @laOia, &. 5. SpeleFp.
N. @obn & Co.. .. Gtein, Central
DRUG s!ore. VI. S9meppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

xauienbe GaIle Don 64pinbfn4t
Afbra, eufen, @rfdltuns mnt Dssuna
lDerben tasli@ sebeilt bay4 0ktls1'1
@nre. Gum Werfaaf bel 9aItepes q
e9u4arb, Sames Glasis, :. 3. Spell
lefp, r. gsbn q Co., D. GtssH, Sea-
tral Drug Store, U. GGnetps.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

aarI's glober RoDt Sbee reixigt bas
8Iut unb siebt cine refine id6me Garbe.
Gum gertauf BET aaIteper q e6u,
@arD, Sames glabiu, 8. 8. GpeueKp,
&. @obn q Co., g. Stein, Central
Drug Store, u. @@mepbe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
yom Gone star Bier /!

= Zone Star Bier, Xoue gtar 8ier,
tpte id)mefft 9u 10 npr5iislih,
9n fd)medff nttt)t n,tr sar gpmmers=
aett,
Sm 0Hiuter aud, tpenns friert mno
ibnett,
= Zone Star 8ter, Sene gtar 8ter,
tn Sir sedbt fidb's ner8niislth!
Sbr 3ed3er all, ibr 3eber all, tergekt
ttttbt Stefe 2ebre:
2rimft Gone gtar 8ier tets friib anS
ip6t,
Dam eS euM tets oortrefHi@ 8ebt,
Damn babt ibr iiie 8eiAtperbe!
9rnm ifoRet an, brmm ftoRet an, tint
8laie iebt eS bltnfen,
. &pne gtar Bier 10 flar nmO rein,
9n fnnfelft flar tuie Gemmenid,ein,
Rrrffs SDdy! glmf, fafst ams trtafeny
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

Capt. 5weanep ben Der Ber. 81.
armee, Sau Diego. gal.. iaet: eb&
lob's Gatarrb @emebp III bic erRe Me.
oiain, bic mir gut setban bot. Breis 50
Gents. Gum Bertauf bel Ralteeer q
S6u9arb, Sames @Iapin, Z. 5. epeI'
IeRp, q. Gobn & &c., 9. Steia, @ens
troll Drug Store, U. 66wesbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
SorOam @rOtbers,
2effaurateure tn Shpls' SalpOn unb
Galmen 8arten.

Iiefern tdsIi6 fri DE Auiteru aus
ber S9aIe, ein feiues Dinner fir 25
@ents unb fiibren ionitige @rtra 8e.
iielunsen in furaer 3eit aus. Ille
9elifatefen ber SaiiOn ftnb su haben.
9ie befen uub billigfen Breiie In Der
Stabt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
Wenn guer 4aufmann feline Stu.
bsbater ftibrt, 10 ibreibt bireft on
STaaCKE Bros, San alt0ll0,
9euerals agenten fur 6tubeboter.

Die befe 9uiien. .Mebisin If ebilob's
Cure. Gin perno6ldifigter 6naeu IL
gefdbrli9. Delft ibm ioelsiG nit 6ti.
Iob's Sure ab. Gum 8ertouf bel eaI.
teser & S@u9arb, Sames gIabin, Z.
s. SpelleRp, q. gobn & Co., p. 6teia,
@eutraI Drug Store, u. @9neppe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

Sn bemielben 2ofale befinbet f9 Elm
Sit d. mnb 2tmfern> Martt.
3dgIid groBe 9nsmabI ton friIden
5ifden, Nuffern, Milb. @efligel
aller Mrt. SeIepbon 399.
Befequnsen fur GIeii9 unb Slid &C.
iDerben in irgenb einem SbeiIe Der
9tabt frei abseliefert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
YaHaGe=8tuette auer Mrt
RAD nnb bon GnroDa.

Sept TT bic 3eit. Sidets 3u taufen
unb 8ertuanbte unb 8etannte aus Der
alten 6eimatb beriiberfommen au laRen.
Wegen genauer Snformation penbs
man fi9 on
-. s. DpnnG
8eneralsp spafagiersNsen bet Wallorp
Sampfer 2inie,
523 @af l. 6oufon StraBe, San An'
tonic, Sega8.
Offi3ielIer Ngent fur ole europdt
i6en Sampfer 2inien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
0sasen auRer CrSnuns2 9rtmtt
Wfalt 9fmtrine.

Vrapartrt BON Der Mubenier: Smid
Sretutug Co., ct. &putS, Mp.
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mattbies Srps. GleiiAer,

gfo. 5O7 OFs0o Ut 0nsStraBe,
Nur baS boraisli6fe &inbs, @@afs
unb Sdmeinef feii9.
9pesialitdt: Sunges &albfeii9.
Nae Irten BON Wurf. S1inten,
3unge, @@mala &C.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

s. 30. @c9laifter,
iSeuer' unb Sornabos
8erf@erung.
Sel. 413.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27

SIR ainber unb fur ibre Mutter
ST rWaIt.Nutrine" ba8 bette Jutter.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1896-10-27
&anft 1lur gtnoebaftr
ba iener 8oa @saterial fiir ein
Sabr 8aramtirt tuiro.

Wenn Sbr einen Sarms ober Geber.
Wagen, MmbuIan5, 8uggp. Reiie,
Wagen, Surrep, autfde, 9oab Cart.
ober irgenb elm Subripert su taufen
beabf6tigt, 70 nebmt elm Gtlibebafers
6abrifat, tuel9es ppfitib a!s bas beils
Der Melt garantirt werben fann.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Bonds and Finances Will Once More
Be Fully Discussed in
the Senate.
HILL AGAINST THE SILVER men
The House Occupies the Day With
the Sundry Civil Appropri-
alton Bill.

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The senate
is to have revival of the financial and
bond question, as a result of an animated
debate shortly before the session closed
today. Peffer's resolutions for the ap.
pointment of five senators to investigate
the recent bond issues had been ree-
gated to the calendar owing to the oppo-
sition Of Hill, but it was reached in the
regular order today. Again Hill sought
to have the resolution go over, but he
was met by energetic protests, not only
from PETER, but also from Wolcott and
Teller. The latter gave notice that fur
ther delays would now be resisted, and
PETER followed with a notice that he
would move tomorrow to proceed with
his bond inquiry resolution, as soon as
George concludes his speech on the Du-
pont case. This promises to bring test
vote, unless dilatory tactics postpone the
measure.
Among the bills passed today were
those appropriating 100000 for pub
lie building at Indianapolis, and for set.
tling the long pending accounts between
the United States and Arkansas.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
Nebraska for Mckinley.

OMAHA, March 3O.-Though Nebras-
ka's state republican convention will not
be held for two weeks, a majority of
counties have selected delegates and the
complexion of the body is already estab-
lished. The delegates are largely for
Mckinley, though some are instructed
for Senator Manderson. There are not
enough of the instructed delegates, how
ever, to cause any fight in the convention,
even though members were not disposed
to ostand by the alleged Mckinley Mander-
son compromise.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03

WAsHISrrON, March 30,--An opinion
vas rendered by the supreme court to-
day in the case known as tine long and
short haul case, involving the validity
OF the provision of the interstate com
merce act prohibiting higher charge
fer d snort than for a long haul, ap-
pealed from the decision OF the circuit
court Of appeals for the fifth circuit.
The appeal Was taken by the railroads.
Its title was, "interetate Commerce
Commission VS.. the Cincinnati, New Or
leans and Texas Pacific Railroad Com
pany Western and Atlantic Railroad
Company, and Georgia Railroad Com
pany." The decision of the court below
was affirmed IN the main, the opinion
holding that in cases of shipments from
one state to another on through bills OF
lading railroad companies could not ex
empt parties and give them special rates
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.

j. Fl. Moritz Appointed City Herder-
Charges Against Officer Hamilton,
Only six aldermen were present at the
city council Monday when Mayor Web
ster ordered the roll called, Aid, Dunn
and Williams being the absentees.
The committee on ways and means re-
ported that they were unable to agree
on which name to select for the position
applicants and left the matter to the
council as a whole, After some discus
sion as to the merits Of the several can
didates, it was determined to ballot on
the several names. On the first ballot
j. b. Shaw received votes, John Hig-
gins /, and j. H. Moritz 3. The second
disclosed 3 for Shaw and 3 for Moritz,
and the mayor decided the tie in favor
of Moritz.
City Engineer Swearingen reported
that the time of notice given certain
property owners to connect with the city
sewers had expired and asked for in
struction as to whether he should pro-
ceed to do the work and charge it up
ments from the mayor and several of the
aldermen US to the hardship such
course would entail in certain cases, the
matter was referred to the mayor and
city engineer to investigate and report
before such order WAS made.
| Estimates for the expenses of the city
council for the ensuing year were read
and the salary ordinance, involving no
changes, was read for the first time.
M. Roth, peddler, appeared before
the council and preferred charges
against Officer Hamilton. He told y
story in broken English to the effect that
he had called at Hamiton's house to
show some goods and that, at tie re-
quest of Mrs. Hamilton and another
lady, he had exhibited the contents of
his pack, and unrolled a bolt to satisfy
them that he had not misrepresented its
length. The ladies finally decided not
to purchase and Roth remarked that if
they did not mean to purchase they
should not have put him to so much
trouble, whereupon Mrs. Hamilton took
otfense and ordered him out of the house
at the point of a revolver. Officer
Hamilton meeting him on the street sew
eral later, accused him of insulting his
wife, called him vile names and
threatened him with personal violence
He charged him with conduct uubecom-
ing an officer, and referred the council
10 Alderman Mcdonald, who vouched
for the good character of the peddler.
The council was not inclined to take
any action until Officer Hamilton had L
chance to tell his side of the story
suspecting that he might have had some
excuse for his conduct, and sent for him
; AZ the chief reported that he could moi
be found at once, being off duty, The
council postponed investigation untl
: next Saturday.
The council then adjourned until tina
date.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
AUGUSTA NEWS.
Odd Fellows to Organize a Lodge-Per-
sonal Mention.

Odd Fellows to Organize Lodge-Per.
sonal Mention.
Special Correspondence of The TRIBUNE.
AUGUSTA, March 27.-Our rustling
blacksmith, j. w. Eberl, has com
menced plowing. We hear he is going
to erect large building, to be used as a
hardware and machinery store, with an
Odd Fellows hall overhead, soon.
The Odd Fellows are talking of Or
ganizing lodge as soon as J. w. Eberl's
new building is completed.
H. R. Dunlop is daily expecting new
spring goods, millinery, etc.
Ira J. Todd of Clarkesdale, Mo-, has
just arrived. He is to take charge of
the Rohner school.
Quite number of Augusta people
went out to NJ. Connor's ranch, where
they are to have dance tonight.
f. N. Lippincott and w. Williams
have returned from Choteau with their
stable OF runners, and report very sue
cessful trip.
Several of our people who went over
to Choteau to see the Augusta horses
run and take in the Woodman ball, have
just returned, and all say they had a
very pleasant time.
Miss Rita Auchard has just returned
from Helena, where she has been this
winter, going to the Montana university.
We hear that George n. White of
Augusta and j. M. Weaver of Great
Falls have matched race, to be run
April 6 on the Augusta track.
The coming school election is the lead
ing topic in Augusta now. r. A. T.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03

The Swedish Baptist church in this
city is to have new clergyman, Rev. F.
o. Nelson, who comes from Butte and
who will preach next Sunday. Since
the departure Of Rev. Anton A. Ander.
con last October to further pursue theo'
logical studies in Chicago, the church
here has been without a preacher. The
new minister. Rev. Nelson, is said to be a
good speaker, both in Swedish and
English. A member of the church states
that he is a son of Rev. F. o. Nelson, the
First Baptist minister in Sweden, who
was deported for preaching the Baptist
doctrine in the reign of King Oscar l..
After the death of that monarch and
the accession of his son, Charles XIV.
Rev. Nelson wrote the young monarch,
reminding him of his promises of relig-
ious liberty for his people, and shortly
after royal proclamation, granting such
liberty, was made.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
United States Supreme Court Decides
Against Railroad Corpora
tiOns.
VERY BLACK EYE FOR jim HILL
The Long and Short Haul Discrimina.
tions Are Declared to BE
Illegal.

WASHINGTON, March 30. - Justice
Brown delivered the opinion of the su
preme court today in the case of Thomas
Pearsal, vs.. the Great Northern Rail
road company, and also of the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad company vs.. the
Commonwealth of Kentucky, as to the
right Of parallel and competing lines tc
consolidate, holding in the case of the
Great Northern that it could not, under
its charter, and IN opposition to an act
OF the Minnesota legislature of 1874, be
consolidated with the Northern Pacific
as was sought to be accomplished
Justices Field and Brewer dissented in
the case.
In the Kentucky case like opinion
was rendered as to an attempt to consol-
idate the L. & N. with the G. & o. S. w.
road. The opinion Of the court of ap-
peals of Kentucky. enioining the consol-
idation was affirmed
The case of Pearsall Va. the Great
Northern Railroad company came to
the supreme court from the circuit court
of the United States for the district of
Minnesota.
The court says that it was competent
for the legislature to limit the charter
and to declare that the power it had
conferred upon the Minneapolis & St..
Cloud company to consolidate to its in.
terest with those of similar corporations
should not be exercised 50 far as applica-
BILE to parallel competing lines, inasmuch
as il is for the interest of the people that
there should be competition between
parallel railroads.
There is and has been for the past
300 years, both in England and this
country, a popular prejudice against
monopolies in general, which has found
expression in inumerabe acts of the
legislature. We can not say that such a
prejudice is we'll founded. L. is a matter
upon which the Legislature is entitled to
pass judgment There are. moreover.
thought to BE- other dangers to the moral
sense Of the community, incident to
such great aggregations of wealth,
which. though indirect, are even more
insidious in their Influence and such as
have awakened feelings of hostility,
which have not failed TO find expression
in Legislative acts
Consolidation Of those two great
corporations would" said the court,
"unayoidably result in giving,the Great
Northern a monopoly Of all the traffic
ia the northern half Of the state Of Min
aesota, as well as all transcontinental
traffic north Of the line of the Union
Pacific, against which public regula-
tiyls would be but feeble protection.
The act Of the legislature Of 1874" he
concluded, "undoubtedly reflected the
genera. sentiment Of the public, that
their best security is IL competition"
Thr decision Of the circuit court was,
therefore, reversed and the case re-
-Daurlr1
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
TO BEAUrIEY THE CITY,
Auditor Eeachly Is Making "a Park Ou
of the Court House Site.


Vi '"e court mouse site'
Auditor Beachly is engaged in a COM
mendalle work at the new court bousa
o;to mi, hloo,- 90 1o,,l ~L,, -
.,,Sl ''' N ,nn, ~ ,"N0, p0icl"seo III
the summer OF lool, mas been IDLE ever
since, and having been used to some
extent as a quarry if is an evesor. to tha
,;+,, NJ poaa,,I,. ae,,,,
caiyod w. ilt't 11on - rol'is 'i,lio 49, coli
,,nt;I e,nh t;n1 W ~ ~ 'lii ~ 4n'o paih
for ;ts or;a;n.i ,,li0 , a" tnu ouI.S bteus !.
not Hl,ai7, i'@l w. p'l po't, ~ ""'tn 'i'lio -
~ % ,oaet att''' Tho w. ot ne toi ten wars
"ro a.. ''t2t. ha hno county '",iilli'7Sioh- rl4 ION
tifad - do"esci' nd'o no' lcit JUS
th;e tl' 49, al'rmO.'s NY cJuhty ,!ioiley ior
tha % lu' pn7,' "aa'i ~" ieeacLi! hil on
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
What a Word will DO.

Byron reminds us that word is
enough to rouse mankind to mutual
slaughter Yes, there is power in word
-Maathon, for instance, Waterloo, Get
tysburg, Appomattox. Great battles
these, but what great battle is going
on in many sick and suffering body.
In yours, perhaps. Take courage. You
can win. Call to your aid DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. It acts
powerfully upon the liver, cleanses the
system of all blood taints and impurities;
cures all humors from a common blotch
or eruption to the worst scrofula, salt
rheum, "fever sores," scaly or rough skin,
in short, all diseases caused by bad
blood. Great eating ulcers rapidly heal
under it's benign influence. Especially
potent in curing tetter, eczema, erysipe-
las, boils, carbuncles. sore eyes, ecrofu-
lous sores and swellings, hip joint di-
sease, "white swellings" and enlarged
glands.
DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure permanently
constipation, biliousness, sick headache
and indigestion.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-04-03
House..

WASHINGTON, March 3O.-The house
today took up the consideration of the
sundry civil appropriation bill and dis
posed Of Is of the 100 pages before ad-
journment. During the general debate,
Cannon, the present head of the appro-
priation committee, and his predecessor,
Sayres of Texas, interchanged opinions
as to the present and past appropriations
Cannon, in the course of his remarks,
expressed the opinion that the appro.
priations for this session could not fall
below s5OGOOOOO0. The action of the
committee in approprating for contract
work only until March, 1897, was at
tackled, but Cannon justified it on the
ground that the same thing had been
done last year in the case of the for.ii-
cation bill. But few articles were added
to the bill today. Eight amendments to
increase the salaries of light house super
intendents from Sl,G00 to 5l,S0O were
adopted.