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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
A UOuEN'S CLUB IN PARIS-
p, ....,.. ro make LIFE ENJOYABLE FOR IT'S
,,,,,o,,ys- POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS BAi'hH"
London Standard.

MFNRERS-POIITIcAL DlH' ''i'
From The London Standard. .,,,,,o, If
w,,htr tho last few years the 'end'. r "a id
woman" as II is called. has, hnntu', ,romen are
s,rI@s I'm Frame 1t is not only INA Tor Of lie
mo- fraa,v admitted share In the tapos hank
md 10 ocS,,pv posts In the public ohces' hi"h
~" ho,sos Merchants establishments e'.,, mi
were formerly reserved rxclnslN',H rro,,,ed 10 ex-
they are dcman ding loudly 70 pc p', r &c by no
means ali since they share In the lapor " ,hex
Was formerly performed by the s'iot tnce in In,
Semand and are assuming indepcn1chc' u. rrent
pleasures Of life. The bicCle mar no +, after
deal 70 aid the Parisenne 10 obtain ~ ~ mr.
ieorn,nr how 10 ride the wife OF shopks'p'' ,r
clerk commenced by timdly acco 0p,ah "a be
husband on excursions when they happeiheu ~ 10 ~
wife no longer waits for her husband. but I"hv9
q turn in the Bots de Boulogne alone or W" ~
lends her excursion farther. sometimes ia H., =.
the country. Now II Is announce INA, ,nnpcina
lion rnovement have established club. situated III
Rue Dupcrrc. IT has ALREADY Sky in ennn,
among whom are Nine. de Marsy. the PRESIDENT
Mime DAurelle de Paladine. the confess de "a 10
Comtesse de Maillc and the Marquise de IaiIchay;
The regulations OF this club. the creation OF
which is likely 10 be followed by others OF drss
hibit all sorts OF political and religious discussion
Married women are accepted as members but they
must on becoming candidates present the written
ever prefer widows free from any matrimonial
trammels The object OF this club Is evidently 10
make life ioya bic possible for It's members.
Serious discussions being banished the members
Of the Ladies' Club do not intend to content them
selves with making their establishment rendez-
vous for gossip. but are already organizing a
series Of fetes. to which Il Is said men. who. on
ordinary occasions, forbidden to cross the
Threshold will be admitted as guests: 1t is said
that some OF the members Of the club frequent 1t
eressed In masculine attire.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
RUTHERFORD.

The Rev Or Edwin A. Buckley. pastor of tho
First Presbyterian Church. who has spent the sum
rner in Europe will resume his place In the pulpit
OF the church to-day.
Labor Day Will be appropriately celebrated here.
Their. will an inspection Of the Fire Department
ly the MAYOR and Council In the morning. and a
narad. under the auspices Of the Business Men y
Association in the afternoon tournam mont in men )
singles and doubles will take place on the courts or
The Rutherford Lawn Tennis club.
The public 20 hools OF Rutherford VIII reopen for
The season Tuesday.
" ,nnrchInr legion OF the East Rutherford Lincoln
Ie,eII. was organized on Thursday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
ELIZABETH.

pretty home wedding took place at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. George j. Quiese on Wednesday
night when their daughter Annie was married 10
rosepb yess The bridesmaid Miss Mamie
linn and tho hest man was Frank c. Kellar The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Christian
Fischer Of the Lutheran Church.
Master Leo Kelly. OF Washington-ave secured a
scholarship at ST. Peters College. Jersey City
which entities him to seven years course at the
college. AZ, go,
George Claus and his daughter Miss Gussie
Claus have gone to Boston for a week
The Elizabeth Domino Club met Wednesday
nIrht and organized for the fall and winter
son nj the home OF william II. Luster In Pros
pect-st The members elected Job Hatfield as presi-
dent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06

was MISS Katharine Teresa Wall, daughter OF Mr.:
and Mrs. James Wall, of No. s. Hobart-ave, and
the bridegroom was Thomas NJ Brady OF NO; q
tohart-ave. The officiating clergyman was Father
Isaac T: Whaen. rector OF the church. Miss Mar
garet O'Connor the maid OF honor and james
T. Brady best man The ushers were Andrew
T. Gil. John T. Griffin and William {. Devln In
the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs Brady entertained their
relatives and friends reception at their home.
No Il East First-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
currD HELD FOR ASSAULT.

Elizabeth Sept 5-Louisa Crosse ,em les' honds
o. Fl,zabeth-ave.. was yesterday "''e ,,,, and
for the Grand Jury on chd'e "
battery -. hor NV Mrs
The charge was preferred against hel ~ a
Mary Jarvis Mrs Jarvis exhibited cu rns an" sa,s
Sruse over the right eye as evidence one ,o 'o
tha, she sen, her little girl on eTrana "U n.y. hc
ing on, the window saw the cn' no missioner threw
c T., her INJECTING the bruise ana nu Sb At her
chill Ia that Mrs. Jarvis thre" '"o 0
and she threw II back.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
THEREPORTWAS TRUE.

From The Atlanta Constitution.
Among the leading delegates 10 recent pig ~ Sosj
vention was typical Southerner or the oiI se,v;
type He had the lurdly air. the musSa she con-
goatec the hair longer than usual anu ~" he MA
ventional Prince Albert coat lie crea ra ~ The
iinoua appeaIance con"iderapis en"rora tiS
story went around that few weeks ova ,U,w
contention he had killed man in ms co"''"'''
some one asked him about It, ,s
.is the report true?' he was aske'ii. With q
"6f Course il is" replied the deiegatee, "a hut
.'Wbat we're the circumstance" sou,horns,
ME- out ageous SIR" replied me x uS'.s''
ct sSed hin, TO take drink and ne reduseu,d h,.
o"sr drinks all round the Southerner al anu oniv
,,ts,or decided that the killing was the o"iy
,h9nw nossbIe under the circumstance. S...s...
'.T36ot reminds me OF a story OF a DIX ,outusIn
planter down In Mississippi. he said lou Know
bnsw these planters were. To be doubted IN q
~ New Orleans or the other large cities were
their bankers and whenever they wanted money
they drew on their factors. -. No.,
.fhis planter spent money with prodigat hand
and once II happened that when he drew on his
factor the draft was not honored. He was furious.
"A few weeks afterward when | saw him he was
still boiling with anger.
DO you know ne said that went down and
shot the scoundre and you wouldn't believe II,
but had the hardest sort OF a time keeping that
Internal Grand Jury from indicting me-"
No cut.--"Eternal vigilance" shouted the orator,
SIS the price of liberty" ...--., -..-.--'
The woman celebrates exchanged glances
THAT Is the same price last year" they -.
marked and shrugged their shoulders (Detroif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-09-06
THIRD ROfND-FRENCH DEFENCE.
Black Five pieces.

PROBLEM no. ll9-BY II. LEPRETTEL NJ
SEIII.ES
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24
0cSamfeniptitter.

Der @liidli9e lernt niemals
feline SdpGden fennen, benin feline
Sreunbe perbsimliden iie ibm.
X X
MeiBt Du Elm rei9es MGb9en mo.
Iimm's eilig!
0o6 - fpenn tie Did nidt baben mill,
Damn freifi6-!
9en6bnGi6 iiub es gerabe
jene 3eute, ipsl9e BON unter hlnailt ges
fommen iinb. bic einen bon pben berab
ani9auen! t9.'
tDnnen oft ben geringIten
3ua nibt pbus 8eridnupfung ertras
een, aber aus sinem tiiatigen Sturm
Seben mir meiTtens neuseitdblt berpor.
X
@Iet6s Sebler aieben fi9 On.
slside @Orsiiss ftobsn ii4 abl
-Ote Sauptp1rtsr i'm 8ude hes
2ebsns iinb; Sch" unb so.
= Wenn man an nnieren Ber>
bienitsn niat mdteln tann. isnorirt
man iie.
Slid 1T 3ufun.
3ufau Slid.
Srum beniib' ben Muaenbtidi
Il y y
= g 0 man4 elmer psrbient, ber's
ni6t perbient.
= Man6sm Mimsn fli9t Deli
tppbl arGnse, crsbitirt ihm aber teint
6uppe.
-8erdnappt. -. -. SpieIsr
ober niat; ipenn mid ober elm Aru.
bersbruber anpumpt. 10 muB i6 ihm
! strDos sebsul 5u4smaior: Sang rid'
| tis!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24
IN trtsrnbs limit d nj e"::.

M tIbernbs Inf d nbt":
Rs6ter: sic seitebsn alfo gu, Sbrsia
Madbar. nit Dem sic tat lGn9erer
3sit in Ssinef&oft Iebeaa nit sinm
9niiprd mehrmals auf ssn Riidsn 9s'
fhlasgr al baden. Seaen Sic: gu
Ssbreq 8srtheibisung SHrft ettpas ans
aufi1ren9 sic MOLTEN milbernbe nm>
lldnbs esttenb mudett ansefl9gtsr:
Ni1n, tsean Der bobe &sridtsbot puls
tie sroabe baruff &didfdt nsha'n: 3
near needles SuLS. wtt benz ih'n gee
Frihen bodbl.
- 9enau hefofgt. Ir5ts
Sd babe Sbnea bier fir Sbrsn Sobis
sin BUILDER peridrisben. rrb bann tor>
gen sic aud fir 3erftreuuhs! Wlor-
gen fnerhs ia ielbit nal lpiebsr ne9ies
Sen! @rst (anbsrn Sues): Run. pals
ber rsgeiutGbis eingenpmmenS gduets
lein: @ingenommsn9 Rein. asr(trsut
bab ids. Ssrr Doctor iasten RQdl
Sprssu sic fir 3eritIsauns!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24
Ste JraueHfrage.
Bon geura 8bttiher.

SoH geura 8bttider.
Sb man Bunoert Sage tase,
lm ibr Qaffeu gu ergriinben =
.Der5' i6 ttHsu @atten fiHeen9~
9isi6t bic etr'ge .5rauenfrass".
LIMB iie ldBt fid nidbt eritiden
9urA Die i90nfteu Compliments,
0aB bic 5rau benz Mann am Gnbe
9lei6 es thu in allen StiidenT
Mag iie lerneno iidy bemiiben,
9ab fie fuwpf9eitdblt bienieben,
Menn ibr bas 9ei6id bei9ieben:
giniam bur4 bic Melt gu aiebenl
BoG' aud Rsin's suriid tTe bulten,
Sbren WiFensf6ab gu mshren.
Reines ibrem Orange tpebren,
9eiftesgaben gu entfalteu!
0O4 baB aein's au9 unterfanse
Sid, bas Meib in ibr gu tDhten!
&eines nag. ibr einsureben,
DAB ibr Slid bies 10 Oerlangel
Neiu bod! Srauen 3u begliideE
9afir bleibt, pte mans aud Hsbme,
Stets Oas bette oer Spfteme:
2iebenO iie ans 9era gu briiden.
limb @ott Sob: Sbr mDst lie binbern
Semen Slide na93uitreben,
WlDst has fali9e Slid ibr seben:.
Srei gu Iein pouWlann unb Rinbern-
Solst lie anfangs aH6 Der Mobe..
Die Ratur 5ptnst Sbr ni6t nieber:
Simmer. slaubt mir, tsbrt iie pieber.
gu Der Glteren Metbube!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24
Sic iHnse Srait:.

Was man por 500 Sabren'oun elmer
guten @befrau 4les ~perlaHgte, tit aus
ben Rdtbf9ldgen gu erfeben;, bic Der
@belmann Better bon Houbait nnSabre
1893 Ieiner iunsen' 8attin fir fbre 2es
bensfibrung unb ibr @erbGften'i in unb
auBer benz SaHie, gsgeH hen 8atten
unb bic Oienerfdaft, segen 3erfpanbte
unb Srembe ertbeilt: Sn renfelben
beibt es: ,s3lmaf eegen Tfiirsn @atten
mubt Ou itets bon fOrslider aufmerfz
famteit erfiint feit. pHese i'm liebez
poG unb bake feline W6fhe rein; bas
TIT Define 2tufsabe. Ses Mannss
Sadie finb bic 4neslestnbfiten auber
benz Saufe.. Der Gate mub ale
Strapa5en e~rtrdgen; aber he fonnen
ibm nidts aHbaben; henm ateSoffnung
auf bic gfIesef bic ibm na9 ieiner
Riidfebr fein @eib pihrrsn. auf ale
bic 4nnebmlidteiten unh Sreuben. bic
er Bel .ibr finbeu t9ith. fdrtt ibn: 10
gum 8eifpiel. bag srs iifa feline Stiefet
Dor eiBem parmenbrr syeuer ausaieben
fann, baB ctr Waf4maHsr fir feline
Sibe, frifAs, @%triinpfe uno pantof.
feln bat; bnB err gut sefIttert unb gut
aetrGnit. iibtrbaupt: i'm Ieber Weiie gut
bebient NTH. baff er sis pobliges aas
Ger nit peibtml 2irnen nno rpsiBer
Iadtmiibs finnst;;; has sutss peIsiperf
fir i'm bereits it'll uuo tim nod mdrds
anbsren 5rsabtn bsreiiet psrben. BON
b,nen i1 bier Ihtpsfsen min unb
10 eeft's fort. Do pobl bic iunse
Ssrainalen oieies &erpfIi4tursen germ
no6astommen iR2
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24
Oer6olene }ru6t.
Grsdbluus Don Seaains pau Sorfs.
6. Sortiebuns unb @dlub.l

#
SIM @rbseidoB muBte Riemunb bel
69uB 9ebOrt babeu. nidts riibrte fid)
bort. Oas mar Elm Slid. 90 tonnte
bic SragObie penigftens Dor ben Bur
f4en p~erbprgen perben.
sd gebe iest gum Sta6sar5t,4
fagte i6 3u aarl. nes ipirb boffentlid
ni9t 10 f6limm lein. alter Sungs.""
Damn iDanbte id mid an Marie.
~GrGulein Smitt." faste id. Isle
baben ben 9eriu4 sema6t. einen preus
BiI9en Sffisier 5u ermorben. sic iinb
meine 4rreitantin. Sd perbiete Sbnen,
bies 3immer au perlafen; ieben sic
nah benz patienten, Bis i'd auriids
febre."
Damn nabm i9 bic 8er5e. ging fir
einen 4ueenblid in ben Salon unb
fanb ben Repolber am 8oben liesen.
Sd bob i'm auf unb Itedte i'm in bic
9rufttaide. 9ierauf tehrte id an bas
8ett auriid.
Wie elm franfer 8osef 5ufammenses
budt. bodte Marie ba. Sd bieB lie.
ii4 auf einen StubI isben. Medas
mild sebordte lie. ibre 4ugen itarr auf
mid beftenb. Gin peratpeifeltes. troits
IoIes StObnen entrans ii9 ihrer 9rut.
SD perlieb i9 Die beiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-12-24


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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16
Gu, @tttn9eriMtM IN oentf@e''t
Booctt.

Sn Der Mdbe Der oitpreubii&en
@rsn3e lit in benz peitpreubiiden
Rretfe @tubm bic Ortf@aft 8aumz
GARTH gelegen. Die 8epobner ltben
meiitens auf Mbbuuten, ben 9aupt<
tbeil Der 8eiiBung bilben Miefen, tpelz
&e oft mlebrere &ilometer BON ben 9S<
fen entfernt lieeen unb i'm Triabiabr
unb na4 einem itarten @ommerreger1
unter WaFer fteben. Ditfe Mte1en
firb in norsd@i@tlt&tr 3tit bon ben
bes beutisen Drauienfees be-
bedt getpti en, beNen Name i'm Sabre
1888 piel 9enannt tpurbe, ba fi4 in
fem 8eden bic Glutben ber No9at na4
bem Dummbru@ bel Sonusborf erz
gotten batter unb BON bort mtttelit
.Dampfpumpen in bas 9aH gebra@t
perber muBten, ba ber Drauienfte 10
ttef liest, bab Elm natirlt&er @bflub
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1896-07-16

Ma& sutsm 5rubtad. nbr<
nader (3u tinem Gintretenoen): "@te
pin54en, mein 9err?" 9err (a1ge<
iduielt): u&arn i9 bier meme @4miez
germutter in @eparatur geben? gle
pi1( nGmli9 abiolut ni4t geben -"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
HOTEL CUES rs.

Missoula. April 22.-Guests at the local
hotels are:
At the Florence-B. w. Freer. Cleve-
land; J. J. Cunningham. Milwaukee: II.
W. Rockener, Chicago; John NJ. Struck.
Kansas city; p. ]. Kennedy. Railroad
Ticket Co.; c. II. Hunter. New York:
George w. Wilson, Burke: II. r. Camp
bell. Quigley; John w. Hope. Johnson,
Wash; j. b. Carse. New York; c. s.
Pearson. San Francisco.
At the Rankin-William Gormley. Mar
tina; Il. l.. Hayden, Hamilton; +. Evart,
Stevensvile; VIII Ais. William Manner,
Florence: John T. Ward. Thompson
Falls: o. C. French. Bonner; z. Bard
well. Job Kaiser. Bonita; L. F. Rogers,
Goughnour's Spur; II. +. Willard. II. c.
Schultz. Chippewa Falls. Wis: w. II.
Mason, Black Pine; Charles Call city: 8.
NJ. ausett. Stevensville; c. l.. Griswold,
Clearwater; John Tracy. city: James
O'Brien. Rock Creek.
At the Kennedy-William Newhan, wife
and children. San Francisco: Mrs. Roman.
Flathead Agency; :. O. Hartman. W. A.
Francis. Butte: r. W. Wilson. Carter:
Miss May White. Butte: John Lynch.
city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
Hal No Hand in IL.

The Rev. Samuel +. Pearson OF Port
land was a witness in a divorce case the
other day. Mr.. Pearson" asked the
judge. were you on this bench in my
place with all the circumstances OF this
case. would you grant this divorce"
Most certainly, your honor" replied
the minister.
But how do you reconcile this state
ment with the injunction, What God
hath Joined together let no man put
asunderg"
your honor. I am satisfied that the
Lord never Joined this couple" replied
the clergyman.-Argonaut.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
Al TACNED.
The Diamond Palace Is In the Hands Of
the sheriff

the sheriff
Missoula, April 21.-The jewelry store
of Pussy & Blair. the Diamond Palace.
is in the hands of the sheriff under two
attachments obtained by the First
Matrimonial bank of this city. One of
these is against the firm for $1.76S, and
the other is against the senior partner
James III. Pussy, for $751;. The Dia-
mond Palace has been closing out its
stock at auction for the past 10 days
and the sale was to have continued
until Saturday. To-day Mr.. Blair. who
has not been actively connected with
the management Of the business. made
a discovery that led him TO believe that
he was not getting a square deal, and
he found on investigation that his sus-
picions were correct The attachments
were Immediately issued and the sher-
III has an officer in charge. There was
no auction sale tonight
At 10 o'clock tonight George c. Hig-
gins filed an additional attachments
against ]. ii. Pussy personally for $40.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
CHICAGO MARKETS.
lave stock.

Chicago April 22.-Cattle-Cholce beeves
sold i'm large numbers at s3.S0q4; ordi-
nary fat steers were sold for dressed beef
at $3.25d3.75.
Hogs-Common to choice droves of
hogs sold at s3.25G3.6O, largely at $500
1855; a few fancy selected light brought
81. 65m3.7O, and some mixed sold up to
$685. but prime heavy weighing over ESQ
pounds sold around 1925.
Sheep-Sheep sold readily on the basis
of $2.50d3.60 for common and choice sheep
at $s.75af.6O: lambs at s3.75G4.6O choice
shorn native lambs fetching $3.50; west
ern sheep sold at S3d3.60.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
Chicago and East
VIA
St Paul and Ninneap)lil

Leaving Anaconda. Butte and Helena BY
either the Northern Pacific or Great
Northern lines, whose trains arrive IN
Minneapolis and st. Pau on the evening
of the second day. direct connections are
made in Union Depots OF these cities
with fast trains over The Northwestern
Line, c., ST. r.. NJ & G. Railway as fol-
lows:
Leave Minneapolis 5:45 p. m. St Paul
SIS d. n. and arrive Chicago SEQ a. m.
making connections with early morning
trains out of Chicago for the East and
South, or n you miss this train. you can
take the Northwestern Limited. the
finest trains that runs. Leave Minneapolis
ESQ D. m. St. Paul $40 p. m, arrive NIL
Naukee so a. m. Chicago 800 a m
II going 10 Omaha. trains leave Mime
spoiis : 10 p m. 81. Pau s:SS p. m. ana
arrive OmChs $40 a. m. 81. Joseph l;f9
% m. Kansas City $50 y. m.
BE sure and ask your agent for tickets
Wis. THE NORTHW ESTERN LINE and
you will get the cheapest rates for the
best service.
For Map Folder and any Information
YOU cannot get from your home agent.
address either Of the following
NJ NJ WHEELER.
Travelling Agent. Miles City. Mont
T. w. TEASDALE.
Gen. Passenger Agent. St Paul. MINI.
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Tobacco Alcohol or Opium. or on accouns
OF youthful indiscretion or over indulgence etc
Dizziness. Commissions, Wake fulness Headsche
Mental Depression. Softenng Of the Brain, Weak
Memory Bearing Down Pains. Seminal weakness
Hvsteria Nocturnal Emissions. spermatorrhpa
nav is.d 10 premature old age and insanity.
Positively guaranteed Price sl.oo box boxes
sr e. 90 Sent bv mail receipt of price written
.-srtee furnished with every S. 90 order received.
p refund the money IL q permanent cure ~ NOT
N.issd in plain wrapper. For sale at
fHxson' pharmacy. % w. Para 81. SUITE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23
THE STANDARD" BOYS.

Butler aud His totce Are In II mil on
They VII Go tn Mallsc.
Hamilton. April 22.-The Standards
canvasseT's have been at work here to-
day and the paper will have 100 more
Hamilton subscribers tomorrow than
IL had this morning. Mr.. Butler and
his associates will leave here in the
morning for Wallace, Idaho, where
they will put I'm n few days.
The little daughter of c. Nj. Crutch-
field IL no better this evening. She has
not regained consciousness and there is
not much hope OF her recovery. Her
parents have the sincere sympathy OF
a large circle of friends.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-04-23

Boston, April 22.-The American Wool
and Cotton Reporter will say tomorrow
of the wool trade: The sales in the prin-
cipal markets have amounted to 4.O6S,OOO
pounds, 2,2s5, COO pounds foreign and 1,777,-
500 pounds domestic The situation has
not essentially changed; there have been
several exceptional deals-in Australian
for export and in far western wool for
Rhode Island mills. The sales since Jan.
], 1896 have aggregated 67,674.615 pounds,
against s7.S15.425 pounds in the corre-
spending period of 1895.
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ne make

New York. April 22.-The genuine char
acter of the bull market In stocks was
again tested to-day with the result of a
resumption of strength after liberal real
izing orders had spent their force.
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LOST MANHOOD
Vastly onieSlv and Prominently Restore I
BONJEAN'S TONGUE TABULES
the sc .eorA.eI French I.e.nsif

Warranted 20 cure or
money refunded.
II is sold on a positive
guarantee to cure any
form of nervous pros
tration OF any disorder
of the genital organs OF
either sex. caused
by excessive use oi
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Western Montana NeWs

The Western Montana once OF the
Standard is at Room 1. DAILY block. Mis-
souia- Telephone No. lis. Advertising
rates Furnished en- application
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Silver. 6734; pig iron, steady; copper,
steady; brokers' price, s10.s71a; exchange
price, $40. IS; lead. steady; brokers' price.
3d. exchange price, $685.
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hlcnrn q .herl. IArkes

Close-July wheat, e4lsc; corn, SOSsc;
oats 1880 pork. $S.67; lard, 1917: ribs,
A.37. Receipts: Wheat. $1,000 bushels;
corn. 100000 bushels oats. $4,000 bushels.
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There was an active wheat market, the
prices being subject to rather frequent
changes. The range was rs. The early
feeling developed was weak and lower
prices were scored, closing steady
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For Bronchial and Asthmatic Com
plants, Browns Bronchial Troches''
have remarkable curative properties. Sold
only in boxes.
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any hIArKe:

Money easy at 21kdS per cent; closed at
21s per cent; sterling exchange steady at
81. sSAqi.Ssla for demand and s4.S71xq
4.S724 for SO days.
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Bostnn Wool market.

Boston, April 22.-Butte & Boston. 2
Boston q Montana 1875.
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Important Change In
Time April 9Th
Montana Central R. R.

The Popular Route 70 st. Paul, chicago.
New York and all Points East. Buffet
Library Cars, Luxurious Sleeping Cars.
Elegant Dining Cars. Upholstered Tourist
Cars. Close connection in st. Paul with
ALI evening trains for Chicago and the
East. Through cars from 81 faul 10 fort-
land Oregon. Atlantic Express leaves
700 D. m: Local. Helena and Great Falls,
leaves s a. NJ: Pacific Express. from st.
paul. arrives IL 80 a. m. Local, Great
Falls Express. arrives 9:l5 D. m. Ticket
Once. No. Al North Main street. Butte. ].
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+. A. and T. Agt.