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He Is now Cured, and He Thanks God
and P. p. P; uppman's Great Rem
edx Enr n

edy, For It.
Mr.. George Briggs, of Moore, Okla.
suffered almost indescriba BILE torment
for three long years. Neuralgia held
him captive. The right side of his face
was so badly affected that the slightest
touch would cause the unfortunate
man intense agony. For several weeks
he could open his mouth just wide
enough to be fed with liquid nourish-
ment, and in this manner life was sus-
tained. Read the following extract
from his letter: $ Truth is stranger
than Fiction"
NEURALGIA, CATARRH AND RHEuMA-
TISM COMPLETELY CURED.
George Briggs, of Moore, Oklahoma,
writes that p. P. p, Lippman's Great
Remedy, cured him of catarrh, facial
neuralgia and rheumatism, after three
years of intense suffering. The pain
lay in his cheek bone and temple, down
the right side of his face, along his
upper lip, and from the slightest touch
he suffered agonies for weeks at time.
Could only open his mouth wide enough
to admit q teaspoon, and any acid in
his food would put him in torture. He
had a consultation of the best physi-
clans in Texas, but all to no purpose.
Catarrh and rheumatism were also
causing him much trouble, until he
tried P. P. P. He says he is well and
will swear that there are no cases Of
neuralgia, catarrh and rheumatism,
no matter how chronic or how old the
cases are, that p. P. p. will not make
a total cure of.
Mr.. Briggs winds up his testimony
by saying he thanks God and our med
icine, P. P. p, Lippman's Great Rem
edy, for the great cure.
Kidney troubles, if neglected, bring
about serious and painful and very
often fatal results. P. p. p. removes
the Irregularities, and cures the dis
eased parts.
Dyspepsia and indigestion, skin and
blood diseases, can be speedily removed
by P. P. P, Lippman's Great Remedy.
Ladies, take P. p. p. and rid your
face of pimples, blotches, freckles,
yellow or muddy skin, wrinkles and
vulgar redness.
Sold by all druggists.
The commonwealth., 1896-06-25
HUDS0N'S ENGLISH KITCHEN,
1877 Main St., NORFOLK, VA.

IUJ U1dIa 0C., NO1Cr OI1N, "A.
Is the Leading Dining Room in the
City for Ladies and Gentlemen. Strict
ly Temperance Place. All meals 25c.
~Hrdson's Surprising Coffee
Speciality. l6 1y
The commonwealth., 1896-06-25

Southern Pines may now be called
North Carollna's Big Peach Orchard. ;,
The commonwealth., 1896-06-25

Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic
cures every time. Cost SO cents bot
tie If it curces not one cent if it does
not. Efr- e,l> hv 2. T. Whitehead &
Co.
The commonwealth., 1896-06-25

Sold by all druggists.
LlPPMAN BROS, Apoehecaries, Sole Prcp'rt.
Llppman's Block, Savannah, Ga.
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NtyFigE OF S-A1.Es.--Errser 81 .I
q an order Of the san@r.s< ~ W.
Ni1s eeGEfy. n the asa - Soak n
tseislea 4gAirSs ne Alien p-s..'s nj 81
P@ny e Ai.- No- -,<sS. csreesss3 g.
III Rhe pEopeFEy of tho saa9 ~ 0t -
ll> e1i2spaay. sealed hsfs - I'd
iI-nsilss pant Wiz Re resa<rs. - ~
ol9sI - ae2 Al the address ~ @f ~
s-,s. y "a, Y esoeA Ga sAe ssA ~ IN
Each DID r1uss be accompsn.s Z
cash. or ~ certified check - Y ~
amount as guarantee OF gooS n,.22e -
TessFIas1 y ne N.1 IS nos arees.41 u
IT'S tsT1s q the sale SHAH -
c7sa on nos1Heasion 20 The S. 60
BID + aecspts1. o1e-fsurth 81 Il. He E
in thirty Gays. one-foarth ii ILL.,
oHt- s, n ninety days ana CO. -
All bsds VII be subject to ses...-
rejection 81 the court. and - Na1N :
Re suaject 10 confirmation hy 80 ~
jurisdiction 70 be retained an.s va
ferTe3 payments are made. ae =
Said printing plant consists =,
iEder prthting press. lob pre<.sssa ~ 81
tr.c motor, paper cutter, perforssssA 81.
furniture and fixtures. tyne. ~~ssR. -
stock. together with the GOOD rss q Il u
business. - ~ III
Persons desiring 70 haa win \.
property b. the receiver uree s ,s.,ssa =
the address given below. 'aet I
III. W. Morn 7ns
Receiver Allen Printing cams.,..L uk
van block. No. 10 Front strsss g
Washington. -
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TO the Creditors Of ne State

SOTECE-To the Creditors of the state
Insurance Company.
Take notice. that ny an aFder % the cir
cult court Of Marion county OREGON, dated
July :, 1876, ali policies Of the above named
company were cancelled. and All claims
hereunder required 70 De presented 20 the
receiver on or before the ieth day OF De-
tobeF. is9S.
Ia the case % losses IN the state az
washington prior 20 sad notice the recelV-
er will issue his certificate there for II
found proper. and will issue his certificate
for the pro rata unsarnsG prstniurns 81 an
policies presented % him a Saiera. Ore-
r0n. computed from the date % said or
der which certificates for policies held in
IRE sasd state % Washington. ani sor
losses ln said state. VII be a lien agalnst
the securities neld By the state treasurer
OF the state o. Washington. Sara cartIa-
Gates should be fled with the state treas
uFer az Olympia. Washington. Certificates
will not be issued for policies rot present.
ed before October 10. KS or Tor losses oc-
curing after July Z, 1856
EDMOND c. GILgSER. Receiver.
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COUNTY NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs-yoTrs
hereby given ghat the Klns :
board OF equalization win Sc Il se7
three 80 weeks. commsaeIrs Iss.a
Aag1st 8 A. y. lSS. at tae Rins ~.
ing the tax roll OF iSs al s.,s1&
claiming abatement OF tax ~ NJ
notified 10 appear on or bsFere sx.ssssafs4
August -. 1896, or be forever hrs~.z 4
NATHAN RENAv
County Auditor and x-Odic.o Cls-s ~.
Board 81. of c9o9nty commssiasss !
Dated AZ Seattle. this s.h DAY = -
A. n fSe6.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
gst,e Lad an4 improvement. Company.
Seattle. wash-. July :. iSs
<cfice = hereby gwen 10 the stockholm
ers az saAi company that Al regular
meeting o. he board % trustees u SID
company. duly co1vsnei az - principal
cNfcs hts date. Al Assessment OF ore dSi-
lar on each share Of the capital stock CT
szld company not fully Saii W.. was city
rra5a ana levied. due and pSyar.e 20 Lex
ter Horton & Co. treasure OF said eos2s-
rsary. 81 IS banking house \ SEATTLE. on
or before Saturday. the So tay q AsyEsi.
1855 II. y. STRIVE.
Vsce President. acting as Preslaen; IN tho
absence OF the President or said Com
JAMEs II. WATSON. Secretary.
West Seattle. WISH J-lv :. fsaS
NnTrCF-To the stockholders OF the Sea-
lie Brewing and Mating Company. You
are hereby notified thar the annual meet
snr 81 the stockholders Of the Seattle
Frrwfr.S- and Mating Company IS called
80 meet 81 the general offices OF the
n fAe ~lry Of Seattle. Wash. az the
haur az ? D. m. on The 18th day OF
Augrfst Iss< for the purpose Of elect
irx sever 81 trustees. 20 serve for the
terri, % one year in accordance with the
bylaws and for the purpose OF consiG-
4rfpx ary oxher business that may
proneriy come before said meeting. BY
order OF the president.
A r. METZTER
Secretary Seattle Brewing and Mating
~rmrary
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or SALE OF DELINQUENT
shares % stock. Office q the Fesf sea-
tie Land and Improvement Company. se-
attIe. August : ls'8.
Notice 81 hereby given that IN pslrxuaura
Of a resolution Of the board % tr31stees ~
gatd company held this dav certain sha~aS
% ths capital stock o. said ccmpanr. here
after described. or 50 much thereof "a
may be necessary % satisfy D certain a :
sessment OF s. per snare. duly levied there
on by said board Of trustees AZ is meeting
held July 7. tsss Wlii be sold az pubic suc-
ton 10 TIRE highest bidder for casa At the
in the city o. Seattle. az the kotar 80 n
C-~f1rS a. m on TceEsav the E-A s4v -
Septenl6 er. \. y. 1856
The following = particular dissertation
az ire shares 0f stock ordered IS he goll
Together wiJh the names OF the respective
shareholders ard the amcenf of fhe r.
spertlve assessments levied On their sad
shares OF stock;
No. Name % Delinquent. Shares. f,syses
&f-A W Schot3f. fr.....--.. 80 & co. a
sl-R r Spencer. 1g........- I,He so el
4T-tshar,es Baker. receiver &"a 3ngo a3
sa-Auglystus l. Thor11lke-- ssS 49, Is
5l-Aurastas /. Thcrnd.ke sz5 - b
Noff-a IS fart her given that al - eaff
s.ockhalaers have maize defiant in ne
pavrnanf Of thssr ssia asSess0 merits nrso7
taair said shares q stock. after due no.
tlcc haa been gwen iQ e4ch q thEm as
rssgft.rss bv isN ana she hy-iaRs ~ ssI5
rorauany. and thag said safe Wl.l is rnsg5ss
a. ths time and place aes9ve specified A.
raaH- aucti1n 20 tbs aig1est h.48er. asd
frar az slsrn sale ths person $40 sAzH reav
fhe assessment due as sooxs s1ate.S. a.
e1tAer attn TIC pro rata expense 81 a.
ye~t.ss-E arz % sale Sar tae Elra .est num-
her II shares or poFtlon q . scare a. ea1a
81 safa delinquent stcck 1cs4ers seal -
deemed ths AigaeSt BIDDER
~ X STRIVE. Wee President
1ar9ss "a. WatseE. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CoNTRAcToRS-Seaied
bids will be received BY the Queen City
Cycle Club. at the store OF Fobss Bros.
e Niles lib James street. on or before
Wednesday. August L. az . 2. m. for the
construction OF a cycle path along the
east side OF Lake Union. Fer plans. spe-
clfications aud other information. intend
ing bidders. win call ucon George T. Cot
teriii at the office OF the city engineer,
In the city hall, after p. m. MONDAY
August 10.
No bid VIII be considered unless accom-
panied by a cash deposit OF certified cheek
OF SIS. payable 10 treasurer Queen CITY
Cycle Club. such deposit or check 70 ne
forfeited In case successful bidder fails
20 enter into contract. and put UP bond
therefor in an amount double the amount
OF such contract within three DAYS from
date OF award. All checks or deposits or
unsuccessful bidders viii be returned i'm
rneiiately after award OF contract. The
club reserves the right 10 reject any or
QUEEN CITY CYCLE CLUB.
NOTTCE-Sealed bids for coal or wood. 70
be furnished in car load lots. T. o. b. Pull
man. 20 Agricultural College and School
of Science will be received by secretary
of board OF regents up 10 and including
August Il. 1896. az his Office in Pullman,
Wash Coal must be best select lump.
200 tons or more Wood must be sea-
soned FIR or famarack.
f A BRYAN. President.
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COMPOSITION 80 In EorpArs,I ra.n.o-.
brewer c. ious pT-Eass sAeez % sAe sol-
ioUs-w stxs c3dies- NSaaarsQ . -.
.,r net exceeding y ems psrR arpyis-
-. exceeding il ems psca. BoEg pgtrzse-
20. exceeding "a ems pa sEseizi terms
gsGcsrs SeGGtls-
SPECIAL. INFORMATION DAILY p,
Manufacturers. business nous-S s1d rub
t. r-~r ~ tas Press CztrplrE kzr sea-,
Gkwe~sA T.nfoz Hiacx Portland o.
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STEAMERS.
FLY OK THE -FLYEa-

FLY OK THE FLYER
sEAT-rLE TO TAcOMA~s s....
Four round rips daily, s1reH
In one haG~ ard twenty fvs 20 =
THE sTFAxsR .sFLfEh~. -
Regular daily trips.
1T.sKSi iP P.FTsFc~r TUESDAY. IA
TIME CARD.
Single fara SOC. round uip. - I'D
Leave seattls-7.fs. ii:i5 q n
p. M. xA1RA
Leave Tacoma p. 80 a, m. ]. -
svTDAYN
Leave Seatttie~7 a. m. y - s2aA
Leave Tacoma 80 a. m .Mt~X ~
Landing a. Northern Pacinc ~
coma. ard Commercial cock- -
r.on street. Seattle. "a etsto :
SUNDAYS Steamers Flyer ana
Washington. fare Sec.
EVERETT ROUTE. STR GEEfnV1
Daily, except sunday.
Leaves Seattle 7 a. m. u NJ = ID
Leaves Everett go = n, -
D. Il. ... n 4 n: IeosD
Everett 3 p. m. -a tn ~
Fare-s.ngls trip. &c: rousa ~ ~
connects With boats for TscohS
homizh. - seo. az Nb1p
s.rs sI-rrr p TACOMA SAvI0A1's
SS@-N COMPANY. $500
W. Goodhue. MAJ
Telephone. Red 81
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DIVER AND wREcKEn
TENTS. AWNINGS AND San.

FEIITZ BROS. TENT AND AwSrSz
Co. IL xssie- way. Miners ossrrr.s,s
hea1auarters scr oil @sss, genta ETC.
Phone Red "a. ~
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THINK FACTORY.

<OR TRUNKS AND TRAVELLING BAGS
20 . Queen CITY TsGzk Factory. rsps.r-
Ing specially. Tesl@r avenue al COM
Esrs.A 6-zG<A. LIS Second
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HORTON : CO. BAxx.Es

Den Elk hOhAVN : GU 64NkEI
Incorporate III
Capltal ...s......sss...s.ss.....ss 49,
surplus ......s...-....ss - ..s....s..s...
President ........s.....A. a. Denny
Vice President lew. VI. fAdd
Manager ..........s. y: II. Laume&
Cashier ........F. r. Van TU4
Sight exchange ard teiexfaphsc ~
Frsnclsco. Portland and var!aus poEIn y
Oregon and British Coiubnia.
Eight bills or exchange o. Loroo1 No.
able eisew where IN Europe.
Collections made a. all points q H.
able terms. 49,
Bonds. stocks ard other vaiua1nt II
ceived on deposit for safe keapin0s
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PEOPLES SAVINGS HANx
Occidental block. Seai,lA MA

PEOPLES SAVINGS BAxr
Occidental block. seai.lA MA
OFFICERS AND TRtSifiiiiifs.
Jacob Fur.h ...................R ~1x-.
John Leary ..,..... Second Vice Prw;i.
James r Hayden Manager. Cash'r. ~
Frank I. Biodgstt Assistant 49,
Slgmund SchEanacher. jam ColS~
e c. Seufeider. ]. 7. Gresnle1{
Transacts a savings bank hussue :
cfusiyely.
Dsposlts received from a TO ram
Interest allowed per anrum. II =
cent on term Deposits per cont a a
binary deposits.
Dividends declared last d-ys Of Nv =,
November. Loans made on real e1hs =
approved coliaserals only,
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANr 4,
SEATTLE
Paid-up capital ...............u2 m
Surplus -.........-...-.. ........ Q4m
J. III. Mediterranean. Pr
Maurice McMicken..... Vice Pr0f
Lester Turner ................. o.
General banking business iYarsacIel
Sight and teisgraphic exchange par15h
In ali the principal cities of IL
United States and Europe.
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PACIFIC NAVIGATION -
Tnns Card 81 effect June I
erATTLE. EVERETT AND
ROUTE. - ~
state Of washington saves Sess
except Saturday. az g p nn Ia cor
''i@fA A''- NER ROUTE. - Sseod
rratrraven leaves Seattle o1s'
Sunday ~ n yxsser ~
Tsf@F nNne. Main ~ ---~
popr ORCHARD AND PoHI
INGTOS ROUTE, Ss,l.
Carving II. 2. Malsv sssne4lo
On Port Orchard and P0rs 49,. q ~
ssrsst $50 \. m. calling ~ seass $500
Rarcnen. Brick Yard, frtns IRENE. sTnrsern!4
Navy Yard. sidney. Charleston. nrrho4
SSt~, sligeTzale Leaves Tot. 1r6f1
navy station az p; M as..sr
ain m e -. Roninscr. nsAs-se.
poga-6us & Co.. ageGGa- 1siepas
q.
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giac.e
- OF II
% the
have e
Sins Of
3sabsy
sfrIctN
2 takMs
Eogemof
granite
built
= OF q
many
mine -
er. esp
Ion Of
onstrue
prfnele
sssin az
ton Of
raii att
anee ri
<anoxa
roads
ske Il
ippiies
ION - c
or owe
b Mari
Seattle
district
seHer
= siivef
rtatiou
in mfr
Rnge "a
~ Of
their
ontlnnt
neral
i been
shoe
westB
Of 4
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ward 1
ross II
Fafers
We mi
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digtr
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nounta
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ears III
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II o~se~ 70 recu-e ccr-ec- fzreyrton %
,-ss~.~ ssr4eey These headsrgs. thA sarre
80 - tSfx a. she AzsAreSs ctfces q
s-sz rSz-er. No charxs Is rza6e Ear such
r1r5c@s
Funeral rrtf-~e ys~cfr-s~rs c~ ether TO-
~sst a~-zess -g~a--sar5ts XIII se charged q. me
rxre oy IS re-.s 49, IRE ezrs Insertion
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TROUT nATT-Felttx preserved salmon
eEEs. SIC per box. postage rFsp2s1- :.
Eelits 81 Nss1sr way
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wASTED-By gentleman. wife ana one
chiif : or rooms furus she'd for house
keeninr IN private family hest % refer
enee given vii bs leased FOR one year.
Aa8ross u. H. t-Infeiiigencer, STAT
Ing price.
WASTE1D-Te rent a small furnished
house on The Bll.'' 10 children !.
T. rost-fntatii EeUCeT.
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AUCTION SALE OF household furniture
at the private residence OF Mr.. Lynch,
500 Fourth avenue. between Columbia
and Marion streets. on Monday. the 10Th
inst, al II O'Clock. Rickerton & Boy.e vii
cell the contents Of eight well-furnis1ed
rooms: also fine Singer sewing machine,
upright piano and steel range. L. q.
Blckerton. Auctioneer.
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ENGINEERS AND CONTRACTORS.
IAS FRANCISCO BRIDGE COMPANY
erglneerx ard cortracsors. bridge hs,fis
s1x eFeAx ng. harDor i1prcv @rr1srsss 49,,
general coctracss1g. &c Seattle Nafion.i
bark bulldog
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-Fine ranch OF 20 acres on
railroad fifteen miles from Seattle; 10
acres cleared and under cultivation;
nrst-clsss house OF eigh; rooms: good
barn and outhuliaings: this is the finest
farming land In Washington. and viii be
sold cheap: owner Is going East. and
must sell Immediately. Address o. III.
W.. Post-InsellIgencer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-12

peace. 1t is understood now TO the
ends Of the earth that America counts
and counts for justice. 1t would have
been worth our while to purchase that
result even by vast sacrifices. but IL
was purchased by brave words and a
great spirit in our president, the con-
eress and the people Of the United
States.
Il would not be too harsh in my
chara terization Of our mother country
in her grasping policy backed by force
OF arms and gold, but when she at
temptS to enCToach upon a land where
the flag of freedom waves II fires the
blood, and even a modest schoolmaster
may speak his mind | will not recount
England's policy in the colonization OF
india, Africa and the islands of the
sea; / will not attempt to show how
her invested interests I'm Turkish bonds
has made possible the cruel atrocities
in Armenia. OF this let William Wat
son. an English poet speak:
"'What profits 1t. England, to pre-
In camp and mart and council and
bestrew
With sovereign argosies the subject
blue
And wrest thy tributes from each gale.
If, I'm thy strongholds, thou cans't
hear the wall
'Of maidens martyred by the turbGned
crew,
Whose tenderest mercy was the sword
that slew,
And lift no hand TO WELD the purglng
fail?
We deemed of old thou held'st
charge from Him,
Who watches girdled by his seraphim.
To smite the wTonger with thy des-
tined rod.
'Wait'st thou his sign? Enough, the
sleepleSs cry
or virgin souls for vengeance. and on
high
The gathering blackness OF the frown
OF God
II quote again from English author
ity and give you the vigorous language
IN verse OF Mr.. Labouchere I'm his
Truth. when he asks: Where Is the
Flag OF England
The Maori fun oft hath cursed II
With his bltterest dying breath:
And the Arab has Missed his hatred
As he splits at its folds in death.
Tho haploss fellah has feared II
on Tel-el-Kebir's pnrched plain,
And the Zulu's blood has stained IL
With a deep indeliblo stain.
1t has looked upon ruthless slaughter.
And massacrcs dire and grim;
II has heard the shrielts of the victims
Drown even the lingo hymn.
Where Is the flag Of England
Seek the land where the natives rot:
v here decay and assured extinction
Must soon be the peoples lot.
&C! search for the onCc-Elad islands,
Where diseases and death are rife,
And the greed of a callous commerce
Now rattens on human life!
Where is tho flag OF England?
Go! sail whore rich galleons come
with shoddy and loaded" cottons.
And beer. and Bibles. and rum:
60, too, whore brute force has triumphed.
And hypocrisy makes its lair;
And your question viii find its answer,
For the flag Of England is there.
But the Star-Spangled Banner. the
flag Of our glorious nation. is the proud
emblem Of freedom. and woe TO the man
nr nation that darcs TO trail II in the !
dust, for our oath is given:
Forever float that standard sheet.
Where breathes the foe or falls before !
us.
With freedoms soil beneath our feet
And freedoms banner streaming DER !
us"
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QUEER PROCEEDINGS.
Mt DIR. Heine Uncovered Most of the
hoo =, JUS the ,anc.

Mt DIR. Heine Uncovered Most of the
TOO :, Jus; the >anc.
There has been no explanation yet Of
how a secondhand dealer accepted
medical works offered for sale by q
man like Two Rit Billy" who cor
tainlN could not have come honestly by
them. Eilly was yesterday given a
heavy sentence by Judge Turner. and
Is disposed OF for a time. Or. T. G.
lleine. from whom the books were sto-
len, recovered them by a little detec-
tive work.
The works We're stolen from the Of
ice one by one he said. Il went 10
Jackson's secondhand store and in
quired II they had any old medical
books. ! was shown a Few and was
told they We're all The medical books
there. Then | prepared TO leave. as
had not been shown any of my own
hooks. / glanced around and saw a
three corncred book case which was NOT
n plain view. The books on ton of n
looked much Ike mine. ! asked to see
them. There We're nay books an right
ana nine OF them We're stored away
there. They We're marked for sale al
81. Two or three Of my books are still
missing, and ] suppose they must have
been sold. 1t certainly seems to me
that dealers should not accent hooks
brought Tor sale by men who could not
possibly have come honestly Lv them
| think the dealer should at once tell
the police when suspicious Characters
came round with things o. sell"
l'r lteine was not treating Billy nj
the time Of the theft. as he is a special-
ist. Billy was being treated Nv pr
Moore, who occupies the same general
office as Or. Hoi-o. The books were
abstracted at the rate Of about ono
day and taken 20 the secondhand
store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-12
HIS STRONG STABLE
c. W. Hofman's String of Racers
From Bczaman.
ON THE MONTANA CIRCUIT
Thomas Murphy in Russla-Wlbaux
Dumps SIS. OOO-He Lost on
Toano More Money Than
the Horse Is Worth.
On THE MONTANA CIRCUIT

Hon. c. w. Hoffman of Bozeman will
have an exceptionally strong stable on
the Montana circuit this summer. They
are: Bozeman. b h. PIT. by Mambrino
King. dam by Almont, Jr.; Lady r. L.
D.. b m, 2:iS2i, by Glenelg; Irene b., b m,
2:25l2, by Bozcman; ]. ID. Finn, 2-year-old
by Bozeman; Hoffma, 2-year-old, by
Bozeman. and a green 4-year-old mare by
Erect, all trotters. The PAGERS are Vol
lula. IN, 215. by Kentuck Volunteer:
Wakefield, b h. by Bozeman; st. Mary, b
Z. by St. Patrick. Mr.. Hoffman also has
some 2-year-old runners which he will
probably put in training. Charlie JEFF
fries. who had charge of Higgins Bros
stable last year. will handle the Bozeman
horses this year
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-12

Thomas Murphy. the well-known horse
man who left Petaluma for Russia,
writes that he has signed a new contract
10 remain there another year. lie won
money in every race he started his horses
In 1895. and says he has two youngsters
I'm his stable. one by Wilton and the other
by Jay Bird that he thinks will win every
race they are entered in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-12

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-12
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