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old DOMINION STEAMSHIP co.
DAILY LINE FoR sew YORK.


Passengers can leave Richmond Dali Y via
Chesapeake and Ohio railway, at so A. NJ, OF
Richmond and Petefaburg railroad, IN OrfOlk
and Western route) 900 A. M, connecting at
Norfolk with Old Domfnton-Line steamer, sail
ing same evening for New York
ALL WATER ROUTE
Steamship Old Dominion leaves Richmond
every Monday at 500 2. M, for New York Via
James River.
Tickets on sale at Richmond Transfer Com
pany's, COS east Main Streets Chesapeake and
Ohio railway and Richmond and Petersburg
railroad depOts, and at cOmpany's office. 1879
east Main Street. Richmond Baggage checked
through.
FREIGHT.
for New York and all points beyond can be
shipped by direct steamers, sailing from Rich
mond every MONDAY AND FRIDAY, 90 p NJ
Also By steamer leaving Richmond WEDNES-
er for New York. ~"
Manifest closed;one hour before sailing time.
Freight received and forwarded and through
bills Of lading issued for all northern. eastern
and foreign points
PROM NEW YORK.
Passengers can leave daily except Sunday
with Norfolk and Western railroad or Chesa-
peake and Ohio railway.
Direct steamers (via James River route)
leave every SATURDAY Passenger and freight
and MONDAY, freight only.
Sailing from company's pier, No. 26, North
River foot OF Beach Street, at 800 P. NJ; Sat
urday 4 90 p No
For further information apply to
GEO. w. ALLEN 4 CO., Agents
1212 east Main street,
Richmond, Va
W. L. Guillaudeu, Wee President ana Traa.
KanRoeT, New Xark,
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Special Sermon

There will be a special sermon
preached at Swansboro Church on the
third Sunday in March by Rev. James
Anderson at 3 2. NJ. The Second Bap-
tist Church choir of Mancheste will
render music.
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The Gift Bazaar.

The Gift Bazaar, given under the au-
spices of the Women League at Navy
Hill Hall, last week was success.
Quite q snug sum was realized for the
benefit OF the Lunenburg prisoners.
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CHRISTIANITY
Do You Want to Borrow Money!

Do you want to borrow money! If
so call on WEST-END REAL ESTATE
COMPANY, No. 221 w. Broad St.
Money loaned on real and personal
property, rents collected, houses built
on easy monthly payments. Money
advanced on rents.
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PLANET LODGE, No. %, K of p
Sir Knights are herebyrequested to at
tend their meeting at Castle Ball, Bird
St.. next Monday night at p. M, and
candidates for initiation will please do
likewise. as extensive preparation has
been made for initiation.
T. NJ. CRUNr, @. O..
7. ". KrzoEnEE, X. Of B. and 3,
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The Sure Foundation

r. Beecher Taylor will preach;on the
above subject. Sunday, March 18th at
River View Baptist Church ct 3 80 P.
Rev. Gzo. =. JoxxssH, Pastor.
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OFTICH WARK-RooM: 727 N. SECOND 81.
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for bodies when the family have
not suitable place. All
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Special Attention
Your special attention is called TO the
new style Oak Baskets. Call and see
me and you shall be waited on nicely
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UTANTE wEEKLY-1o0 Cooks,
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The Oalauthe Club

All OF the members OF this club are
requested TO meet Wednesday evening
at O'Clock sharp. at 726 n. Bird st
Business OF Importance.
MRS t w. MITCHELL, Pres.
MRS. NELSON WILLIAMS, Sect'y
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New Quarters.

Mr.. w. 1. Johnson, our popular fu-
neral director is now situated at BOG
North LIST st and now ready for the
patronage of the public.
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ANDREW AARONsoN, ACT.

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Richmond, Va.
We KNOW how to SAVE MONEY
for you and WE DO 1T. We handle
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them as cheap as the cheapest.
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~ = sg me S:P yi''fFs'a'.' ana TFaa'
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
Sunday, sept. l3.

S. S. Hobson of Utica is in Great Falls.
G. Stiee of Lewletown is in Great
Falls.
c. f. Little, the Lewistown druggist,
s in the city.
Born-yesterd to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
NJ johnson at Is Fifth street south, a
son.
Archibald Gray, assistant general
freight agent Of the Montana Central
railway, came over from Butte yesterday,
A. j. Broadwatcr, a we'll known mer-
chant Of 1iavre, arrived here this morn
ing and will spend day or two visiting
friends in this city.
Mary and Bernette Farrell, the two
little girls who ran away from their
guardian, j. j. Farrell of Cascade, were
yesterday sent to their father ut Helena
by Auditor Beachly.
Mr.. Jardine of the firm of Foster &
Jardiue, proprietors Of the Bee Hive
etoro, has gone to Chicago to select
chinaware, glassware, crockery, lamps
and holiday novelties.
Clerk Caufield of school district No. |
has received from County Assessor Eliot
the assessment list of the Taxpayers OF
school district No /, which shows re-
turn of So, ,275Gl9 assessed valuation,
Mrs, S. w. Bull, who has been at Col
umbus hospital under medical treat
ment since August /, is again at her
home on Seventh avenue and Eighth
street south. much improved in health
A brakeman named Frank Adams,
employed on the Great Falls and Can
ada railway WAS killed Thursday night
near Sterling, lie missed his footing in
some way and fell between the cars lie
will be buried in Lethbridge, where his
family resides
Dan Mckay started Tuesday, via the
Great Falls d Canada railway, for kaeio
B. G., summoned by telegram announc.
ing the illness at that place of his 3,year-
old daughter. Mayor Webster yesterday
received telegram from Mrs. Mckay,
announcing that the child was dead and
Mr.. Mckay had not yet arrived.
Joseph Taenhauser, formerly a jew
eler in Great Falls, arrived yesterday
from Columbia Falls, to attend the dis
trict court us witness in the trial OF
Joseph Matthews. Joseph Ganger,
Henry Ncizling, also formerly OF Great
Falls, and Frank Morowitz, all Of Col
umbia Falls, are in the city Oh the same
mission.
J.. W. T.. Moss, who resides at 7lC
Third street south and works in the ma
chine shops Of the Montana Central, has
received word of the death of his wifo at
Cambridge, England, whore she haC
been III the hope Of henofiting her
health. She died August II and viii hc
greatly missed by largo circle GI
friends in this city
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
Wednesday, Sept. 1G,

John Spencer of Sunnysidc is in the
city.
Miss +. e. White of Augusta is in the
city.
A. w. Beach of Augusta is in Great
Falls.
John X. Caetner was in from Belt
yesterday.
William Wemer, postmaster at Evans,
is in Great Falls,
Samuel Ford, a well-known cattle man
OF Augusta, is in the city.
Miss Murphy of Leadville Is the guest
Of Mrs. George II. Smith.
Walter S. Clark, of Clark Bros & Co.,
the woolgrowcrs of Choteau, is in the
city.
County Treasurer A. f. Dickerman
left yesterday for few days visit in st.
Paul,
George ID. Patterson, a well known
stockgrOwcr Vi Fort Benton, is in tho
city.
a. G. McCrbbin and family returned
yesterday morning. after a years visit
in Pomona, Cal.
Attorney George Ii. Stanton will leave
today for three weeks business visit
in New York city.
Mrs. S. $. Singer returned yesterday
morning after Il two nlonthR yieit with
relatives in Helena
L. B. BunnoIl Of Salt Lake president
of the Bunncll u Emo Investment com
pany, is in Great Falls.
Mrs. John Spencer and children Of
Sunnynide will leave this morning lor a
several months eastern visit
George II. MulIery OF Cascade, lopuh.
Ilcan candidate for suIrrihlannent OF
county schools, is iu Great Falls,
". y. Phillips Of lIona, general
agrn for Muntaua Of "a prominent life
iueunnce company arrived yesterday
lranI. y. Miracle, an attorney Of iio)-
pna and an organizer Of jh' Mckinley
ani Hobart club in hal city, taln Great
Fails.
Mrs. NJ. N. Race and Mira J. W. Friz,
lell left thia morning for Butte, to at.
tod tho grand chapter OF tho Order Of
| the Eastern Star.
Fred ii. Putnam, who represented the
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
ordered that 5000 be Immediately for
warded to the New York Journal as q

ordered that 5000 be immediately for
warded to the New York Journal, ae
test.
1t appearing that some Of the labor
UNIONS had not yet replied to the
bureaus request that union members
contribute toward the objects Of the
bureau, it was ordered that committee
OF three be appointed to visit every
union, to ineist that those unions which
had not yet acted should act Immediately
ana TO collect the money already sub
scrlSed by members of unions The
chairman appointed on such committee
James Ii. Erickson and Edwin Young.
who are to choose the third member.
Inns committee will tlis evening wait
upon the Mill and SnoltUrmcn's union
and ask it to pledge its members TO sub
scribe certain SUM, and will wait upon
other unions as they meet.
II WAS stated that the people Of Sand
CouIe3 desired 10 contribute 10 the treas
ury OF this bureau ard, on motion, G, O.
Robin, }, e. Erickson, S. NJ. Moore, and
Edwin Young were appointed commit
Tee 10 make arrangements for mass
meeting at Sand Coulee next Monday
evening at o'clock.
The chairman of the committee, which
has already secured $3.50 from the bust
ness nen of Great Falls stated that
that committee would Immediately re-
sumo it's labors and expected to secure
double the sum already subscribed.
The bureau then adjourned until s
O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
WORK DISCONTINUED.
Bad News for the Blackfoot Reservation
Boom Wait Till Next Year.

Bad News for the Blackfoot Reservation
Eoomers-Must Wait Till Next Year.
Parties here from Shelby unction We'd
nesday brought an important piece of
information, which will dash the hopes
of good many people who have been
waiting patiently for the opening of the
rich mineral country in what is now the
Blackfoot reservation. They state that
DR.. Huntington, who has charge of the
surveying party sent out by the govern
ment to mark the lines of the portion of
the reservation to be thrown open, has
received orders from Washington to quit
work for the season and did so on the
18th inst. This means that the govern
ment has decided that the opening of
the country to the public will be post
poned till next year. The news will
prove a great disappointment to
large number of prospectors who
were ready to make rush to
secure the rich mineral claims said to be
located there. There is, in consequence,
good deal of grumbling, and it is esti-
mated that the delay has been made in
the interest OF certain rich goldbugs,
who have influence with the administra-
ton, and who desire further time to spy
out the land and make arrangements to
secure valuable claims for themselves.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
NEWS eE y4z WEEK
Saturday. Sept. I2.
Cd Dougherty is in from Belt.

Ed Dougherty is in from Belt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix Armstrong have
returned from Cora.
e. X. Abbott, editor Of the Neihart
Herald, is in the city
petor Winnie, tho Helena insurance
agent, arrived yesterday morning.
j. Il. Bower of Stanford is in the city,
en route to his home from the Mckinley
convention.
Mrs. G, w. Gibbs Of Salt Lako City il
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. H. Dayiue, Of
500 Eighth avenue south
Rlre. j. r. Moon returned yesterday
morning, aftor a visit with relatives Ut
her former home, Florence, Wis.
RI. .Eastorhrook of ST. Paul, travelling
auditor of the Great Northern railway,
arrived in the city yesterday morning,
The family of Rov. O. ". Mintzer. the
new pastor of the First Methodist Epis-
copal church, arrived yesterday from
Kalispell.
George |. Smith, j. G. Bair and j. A.
Moulton of Choteau are in the city, eG
route from Helena, where they partici-
pated in the gold convention.
w. l.. Turner came in from his ranch
on Box Elder creek yesterday and will
fill his old position OF deputy clerk of the
district court during the present term,
The county commissioners yesterday
ordered that the north half Of township
1G north, range | east, be segregated
from election precinct No, Il, Hound
Creek, and added to precinct No. Is,
Cascade.
Word was received yesterday from
Mrs. j. A. Largnnt, who is at the sick
bed of her mother in Illinois, that the
attending physicians had given up all
hope of her mothers recovery and she is
sinking rapidly,
The Farrell girls are etill at the resi-
dcuce of Il. j. 5heehy and will remain
there until the authorities find for them
guerdian--th uncle, father or some-
one ese-who, they feel assured, will
give them the care and treatment that
they should have.
Frank G. Burloigh, an cmploye in the
boiler shops at the Boston II Montana
works, and we'll known and popular cit
izen, returned yesterday, after a fort
nights visit in Michigan, and, much to
the surprise of his friends, was accom-
panied by a bride, a charming lady.
William l.. oeeley OF Ottawa, Ill.
special examiner Of suspended national
banks, arrived in Great Fails yesterday
morning and yesterday, in company with
Receiver l. G. Phelps, was canvassine
the accounts and assets of the defunct
Merchants National bank, with the pur
pose of ascertaining the value of the
assete, the best method of converting
them into cash, and other details, pre-
paratory to closing the affairs of the
hank
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
COPPER MARK EFT.
Decidedly Better Feeling, but Not Muc h
Business Transacted,

DCSNcNAy AbCtccA colhk, puJ INob III AC II
Business Transacted.
The New York Engineering and Min
ing Journal, in its last issue, in review
of the metal market, says Of copper
There has been decidedly better
feeling, and after going to press last
week, somewhat higher prices were paid,
especially for lake copper, for which a
sudden demand sprang up, and some
business was done ut 1925 up to 1910.
At that figure, however, the demand
stopped, and as producers showed them
selves very firm and asked somewhat
higher prices, no further business of any
magnitude took place. Electrolytic cop
per could still be bought cheap and we
have to quote lO38c for cakes, wirebars
or ingots and lO1 IS for cathodes, at which
price fair business was done. Some
what higher figures are now asked, but
go far no business has been reported
1hereat. Casting copper remains scarce,
and is not obtainable below 1O1a0lOMc.
Arizona pig copper is being held above
the market, producers being we'll sold
out.
THE foreign market has shown
great deal of life and buoyancy. The
speculative sorts experienced large tluc-
tuetions, which, however, have had lit
tie influence on cor rsumers' copper. On
Monday the market opened at an ad-
vance of about l2s. Cd, at Els o., and
during the succeeding days reached e45
los, but at this figure large realization
orders became evident and the market
declined to f47 It's. Gd.m4S for both
spot and futures A good demand
sprang up for the finer sorts and the
market was quickly cleared of all the
cheap lots hanging about. We quote:
English tough, $40 los @50 los; best
selected, t50@5l; strong sheets, e57@
81 los; India Sheets to3Gt 81; yellow
metal, A. add.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18

p, &. Kittle, general manager at Belt
for the Anaconda Copper Mining com
pany, is in the city.
r. &. hathaway of Missoula, repre-
sentative of the Big Blackfoot Milling
company, is il the city.
r. Dorm of Helena, general agent for
Montana of prominent life insurance
company, is in the city.
Major Martin Maginnis of Helena,
democratic -populist candidate for presi
dental ecctor, is in the city.
A marriage license was yesterday is
sued to David Motfatt Wood and Miss
Lizzie Young, both of Sand Coulee.
The w. G. r. U. will meet at the Fret
Presbyterian church this afternoon at 3
o'clock. Margaret Campbell, Secretary.
II. II. Nelson of Cascade, republican
candidate for representative in the legis-
iature, is in the city, endoavoring to
repair his fences,
Frank Rossberg, a civil engineer of
Helena, who WAS formerly employed at
the Boston and Montana works in this
city, is in Great Falls.
Mrs. Richard Giles, of Seventh avenue
and Eighth street north, returned yes
terday from a visit to relatives and
friends at Belleview, Iowa.
w. j. Evans, Jr., states that it will
be impossible for him to go to the Mich
igan copper country, to enter in bicycle
races, as he had desired and expected
! to do.
w. |. Bower iulagnes his roLch is
about double the size it WAS IL few
days ago. Cause, a 12-pound girl who
arrived there Tuesday. Mother and
daughter both doing we'll
Invitations are out for the wedding of
Miss Agnes Victoria Curre and Mr..
Frederic Dwight Fuller, to occur at the
First Presbyterian church at s O'clock
in the evening of Wednesday, Sept. %.
Elder Stone, os the Seventh Day Ad-
ventIste, yesterday was in from Belt,
where no has been conducting series
of gospel meetings for the past SIN
weeks. He reports the interest and at
tendance still good, lie will continue
the meetings probably during another
woek.
Tho funeral of the late George d.
lJawaon WAS held at $50 O'Clock ycster-
day evening at tho Episcopal church,
l!2v. DR.. Wasson officiating. A numbnr
of friends attended the services. Mem
burs of the Typographical union we're
uall~bearer5, The body will beforwardod
this morning to relatives nj Port Dover,
ont.
Bismarck lodge, No. /. O. u. Ii. s.,
| i, ,u-,tnrIay .., pDiuu plrEtpli the fDllOU.IHu
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
wool firm of Hecht, Liebman g. Co. of
Boston in Great Falls during the WOO
season, returned yesterday.

wool firm of Hecht, LiebmRn & Co. of
Boston in Great Falls during the WOO
season' fe'urhoo yesterday
John Reddy returned yesterday morn
ing from Minneapolis, where he had
been employed in the composing room
of newspaper for over year.
Mrs. Eudocia Moffatt, deputy supreme
commander and general organizer l.. o.
r. NJ, ia iu the city for d few days, the
guest Of Mre, Alice j. Julien,
,r. c ~, ,,,,,,.
=, M.sa -, M; "lihalns' sistet OF lhe
hart, arrived Yesterday from Council
Blulfe, en- route to visit her brother.
- u >,
~, ''f' r. ~ ~ bqch %Hi lehEe fooay lof
ChlcaRo' "here ne #l!i taAe po5t'Bfad-
ua1e course 10 n, Tnoa'rihe ana surgery aI
'ho ~oiIe8o ol ri'yoiciahs ana 'ouf@eohS'
Miss FIvangeline Eolk, who had been
Fisltlh9 ioE eisIcf' NJ s. Jacob npcnSlef
- '9lAV'4 atonuo l.o4tlt anu Lei'iH street.,
~ yoHtefoay in'fAiAg ior ll9F nome al
@AieHahofla, MIMI
Harry D. Rice, who returned Sunday
from Chicago. where he had been for
two monthe, will leave this morning for
Fort Benton, to superintend the loading
of several cars of sheep.
,r ,, -
~ L. Arlnlistph ana Go'o T. GURUS
returne'. yestefaay hlorn1ng' ai5eT rev
weGhs WISH III Alasha' r. anu Mrs "a.
are expected in dav or two,
~, 4,
Inc trustees OF school olstri"t NO. l
VIII meet next oatorday evening rs
noaru OF eqnaliAalloh on me assessment
IE Iis1 reIurneu = py the a., county assessor on
!he speGlai TAX OF zz3 mlils. authorlzeo
oy tne electors or the district'
On account of the other meetings yes
terday evening, the Cascade County Sill
yer bureau adjourned until s o'clock
this evening, when full attendance is
desired. There is important business
for the consideration of the bureau and
| it must. be transacted this evening, if
| at all.
A. 49,, . :. r,..
az thelr future nome N 1he Cory
plocA, ~ : p. ID. yes!eiuay, 10 inc pres
ehco oi a Ae" h1ost !ht'ma,e l1iehus' oc-
CURED tne marfla3e OF Mr' EaWih "
ouhg :, aIa hiss nlla II; Nv, nlahsllelo, heF.
- 49, l.elu ,,llcia.lus me sio'',i IS d
lIohioer ot the llr,il VI ilous1ol ~ oolle'
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
THE SILVER BUREAU.
FI3,u to Double the Money Subscribed
for the Cause.

rl,n to Double the Money Subscribed
for the Cause.
The Cascade County Silver Bureau
metW ednesday evening in the city coun-
Gil chamber, there being good attend
ance President George 0. Robin pre-
sided and, in the absenco OF Secret 4ry
.. Nj. Holmes, Ransom Cooper ncted rs
secretary pro tempore.
DR.. J. A. Sweat stated that he undor-
stood that the New York journal had
agreed TO pay to the democratic national
central committee twice the amount Of
any sum which might be sent to that pa
per to further The cause OF the free coin
age Of silver; he, therefore, moved that
this bureau send 70 the New NNrIl
journal all the money collected by this
bureau, except the small sum that
should be necessary fCF the expenses Of
the bureau, with the understanding
that il the paper did not de
sire 10 doubl2 the sum, the Jour
0ll shuaji aFA 20 the national
aNmoGrGtiG comm.t-y tha EuD elu-
tI.uuteu by this luraau. lie stated, in
uqpOrt Of bic motion, SuHt It had been
4scertaineI that thja bureau would hc
i.naucia!iy unable . seui TO tie eastern
stGtes speHFere, Ia Ndu been hOpoG might
ta lone; and he considered the most e.
tive channel fir the distribution of
t. money collected by this bureau
70 be tho natiouAt l0tumittoe, which
knows where money is most needed,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18

The gentlemanly agent Of the Magic
\ east cake is here this week distributing
free samples OF the celebrated Magic
yeast. No other article in the United
States is so we'll and favorably known
as the Magic yeast Other kinds of
yeast may be ss good some Of the time,
but Magic yeast is good all of the time.
Try the sample according to the direc-
tioDs and you will be pleased with the
result
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18
In the suit Of Alice Il. Yore VS. John
". Murphy, Judgment against plaintil
for costs Of 932t.l0 WIS entered,

The nest case on the calondar is that
Of Tyree NJ Hubbard Va, Frederick
Turner, au action TO eject doiendant
from certain ranch, near Truly IT, H.
Brady ia attorney tor plaintiff and John
~ Hoffman for uefcutHnt,
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-09-18

SEQ Goodrich Lumber company for
cheap fence posts, both round and split;
also all kinds Of lumber and building