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Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27
There Are stin some Sionarchies.

To tho student Of political institutions
perhaps the most characteristic thing
about the history of the German empire Is
the example that it gives "a Of the revival
or reahlrmation, so Ia speak, Of the princi-
pie Of monarchy That principle has re-,
ceiYed some rude shocks In recent years.
Tho establishments Of tho French republic
was ono, and tho deposition OF he emperor
Of Brazil was certainly another Both
events gGva great encouragement 60 re-
publican ide@s. Kingship il the oil abso-
luto sense lad long been an ilis wano.
The French revolution almost shattered
tho foundations Of tho cid monarrhical
rEle. In England tho old kingship re-
eelyed its final blow when George ~ sur
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27

|THII y
.san tops 70 leave passengers from Wilmington
ana poiDt- north o. take passengers Tor points
south Of Delmlr'
NE,y CASTLE ACCOdMUDA ttoN TRAINS
T-sve Wilmington : 10 A. m. and 9.tl D m daily
and , *. LISA IN t.5l 1870, 6l5, aud 653 p Ia.
week days Leave New astle b.su H. m ane
fO1J D. m daily, S3l, 9j5 il.Ui am. LIS
5 s6 G 40 and 7.29 pm. week days
Express trans eiviug Hasnngt IN SOB a. IN
and ,rrivin NJ ia p. m, weekdays run through
solid TO AMI frsm Baltimore, VIA Fofier ahu
Newark.
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27
Children Cry for Pitchers CastOria.

When Baby was sick, we gave her casloria
When she was Child, She cried for castoria.
When she becan5 si.ss she chung 70 castoria,
Whenshehad cees-ar r. -. saso.-.~
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27

delaware. MARYLAND q VmGfHIA X r.
fsavs Harrington for franklin aud way station
10 AZ A. NJ, and G.2S p. IA. Tuesdsys, lhursuiy
and SaurdAy only Returning, Tram leaves sra h
i'm Ci SOL a. N. wees days, l4J p m luesda1 :
Thursdays and saturdays ony L
Leave Fmnk:ia City Tor Chl"eoteague wa
.steamsr) / 43 D. N. week-daYs, ketu fnlng' led't
,Chiucoieaguc Az n. m. week days,
leave Harrington Tor Georgetown md LeWe'
81 i0.s7 A. IN weekdays aud o. IS p. Il wee k-dnys
Returning. leave Lswes ID n. NJ, 80 y. m
weekdays.
For 2erin, leave nari ngton 1887 q. M ana
62sp M Tuesdays Thu sduys aid SATURDAY
Returning, leave Berl. 6.oJ "a, "a, ana ~ p IN
Tuesdays, Tnui say anG Saturdays only
JuEEH ANNE q KENT K. tt---leavs Townsend
or Centreyile aAd Way stations 20 It, ~ @no
$50 D. IN. weekdays lie urnins leave 'rutei'
vile Isl m and = 30 .. week days
DEL. a. CHEsAeEAKE Il. H. Leave Ciayloi 600
oxford aud way stations 1t - N. AMI 81 D e
o. wees-days. returning, leave 0Sioid 100 a. ~
ma A. p. m. wccE-d@ys,
CAMBRIDGE 81 SEAFORD K. R.-Lcgic Sgafoi ,
ur Cambridge ana inferno diate siailOne 3" ii 10
A. IA. wees days and Jn 1ue-nats, Thu sdays.ant
stfArtAys 10 D. III. RstHrnis 2, leave Calmn.. 1-e
5.sYl u aud on Tuesdays thursdays ui'i
lrlass IA y. m
CoNNEorIoN At P1rier, with Newark " Del
iyg4re CIV railroad. A, Townsend, win Queen
Anues Y kent ittilrOld. Al Diayiun, ~tth Dst-
aware & Chesapeake Railroad aad bait ere "
Deiawate Bay RarOad. Al uaiiingtOn. Will"
Delaware Maryland q NEgi.IA x .iic04d. AT
-saford with CAMBRIDGE s. 5 afO,d itii.tO al. A.
.Jellaar, with New YJrg, PniiHdc .ult " SoriOih
,lcOmcJ " Potomoks aad rsniisiit q oads
y NJ, PROVOST, General N a4ei
eOOD. General Passenger Ageni
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27

To make cheese straws, put half a pound
of sifted -four in a mixing bowl Make a
hollow in the canter and in it put 4
ounces OF bntger, ounces Of cheese, I'm
egg, a pinch OF red pepper aai a gill Of
milk, added slowly Mix an wc'l tugeth-
or. Roll ont lhe paste ia It is aliaut one
eighth Of an inch tnick. Cut Il into strips
Qae-qlmFter OF M noh wilo and six inches
long and Tlace IN a moderate oyen until
tolored light brown. Serve very hot.
Ladies' Home journal
ny act OF congress, the enlisted
strength Of our army, in time Of peace,
Is never TO exceed "a nnn ...a..
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27
. Sores

In combination, proportion and
process Hoods Sarsaparilla is peculiar
to itself, and unequalled in true merit.
No other medicine ever possessed so
much curative power, or reached such
enormous sales, or made such Won
derful cures, as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
1t is undoubtedly the best medicine
ever made to purify, vitalize and en-
rich the blood.
That is the secret of its success.
Read this statement:
"When my son was years OF age, he
had rheumatic fever and acute rheuma-
tism, which settled in his left hip. He
was so sick that no one thought there was
any help for him. Five sores broke out
on his thigh, which the doctor said were
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27
A Good Newspaper,

But discourse now on subject you
I have never heard-the immeasursbia and
everlasting blessing of good newspaper,
Thank God for the. wheel full Of eyesl
Thank God that we DO not have, like the
Atbenians to go about to gather up and
relate the tidings Of the day, since the
umnivogous newspaper does both for us
The erandcst temporal blessing that God
has given to the nineteenth century Is tbs
newspaper We would have better appro-
citation of this blessing if we knew he
money, the brain, the losses, tho cxaspera-
ttssEs, Une alxleties, the wear ana tear or
heutstrngs involved in tho production Of
a good newspaper Under the impression
th.t almost anybody can mako q newspa-
per, scores Of inexperienced capitalists ov-
err year enter the lists, and consequently
during the last few years a newspaper has
died almost every day Tho disease is cpl
donnie The larger papers swallow tho
smaller ones. the wh le taking down 90
miunows az ono swallow With moro than
1000 daiiies ard weeklias in the United
States ard Canada, thero arc but SO
half century old. Newspapers do not
nyeraea more chan five years existence.
Tho most Of them die of cholera infantum.
1t Is high tiino shat the people found out
that the most successful way to sink
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27

All in lesvenisg steugfh.-Laiest United slate
Government Food Report
ROYAL B1EIEs PowDBR Co.. ipe wall ST.. ~ y
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27
ScrOfuIa

sores. We had three different doctors.
Pieces of bone came out OF the sores. The
last doctor said the leg would have to be
cut open and the bone scraped, before he
could get well. Howard became so low
that he would eat nothing, and one doc
tor said there was no chance for him.
"One day, newspaper recommending
Hoods Sarsaparilla was left at our door.
We decided to try this medicine. Howard
commenced taking it the last Of February,
after having been sick for year and
Milford chronicle., 1896-03-27

'-7-7
SrOn Franklin City.
63oilg North cad down. Going South read up

n. FIKgNNEY. General superintendent.
r. L HOLIDAY Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
THE UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.


Pursuant to order ~ the United States Circuit Court
the following described coupons together Win iEteres
accrued thereon while payment has zen IN defaut VI.
he maid al the Office u the UNION TRi ST COMPANY {.
NO So BROADWAY. NEW YORK CITY. and az the
office Of the No 90 Ames Building BOSTON
on ana after Friday July Il. 1890 on presentation OF
such coupons
FROM KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
DENVER EXTENSION FIRST MORTGAGE PER
CENT BONDS.
For each coupon due May !. 1894. thirty dollars In
,.res thereon. dollars ninety eight cents In all
thirty three dollars ninety-eiFht cents.
FROM UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY. y. ID
,vfitDIF DivISIOND FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT
BONDS
For each coupon due June l. 1894 thirty dollars. In
dollars eightN-three cents In all
thirty three dollars eighty three cents.
FROM UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY +. y
EASTERN DIVISION. FIRST MORTGAGE PER
CENT. BONDS
For each coupon due August !. 1894 thirty doliars.
thereon three dollars hfty three cents. In all
thirty three dollars hfty-thrce cents
JAMES g.. HARRIS.
TREASURER FOR TIE ,::::-,--..-...;.,-::.c:S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
Cost ano founo

7 ~ Handbook No o44it Bank for savnss zso
- NewYork. Payment r,oppeo- f'sAss "
:,4a book bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

CLOSING PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
Rid Asked BID Asked.
I<high Valley sD. 81 Con TT y stock2l 22i.
I1h & Nav Coo Al DO os .........as,1 o.a'3
North Pac com. 81. GA Uni Gas Imp to'otE w.,
do nref .....l4s II Gas l. Go. .34i. 34i
Penn R R.. .JOi9 81 FL Bat com 2li7 -
phi a II stock. : lie do pref ....-...H =,
gen A. III III Pa II l. / com i",t -
Phila Traction. .Gi2 81 DO Pref 1890 ,4@t -,
Union Traction. 1928 y Wells Com COM. J. l"',
FL & PEG tr cfts65 G6 do pref %
Net Traction. ...93 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
Cssal Aollfss.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. CITY AND
Az COUNTY OF NEW-Y YORK. Edward Abrams n, Gas
ton F.. Bacon and Adem Heunisch. Going business a.
Ahramson Bacon Heunisch. plaintiffs, against David
7 I}Jehm defendsnt. Trial desired in the city and
County o New YoIk-Summons
t. ths above named Defendant:
You hereby SUNNI ned 20 answer the complaint 10
this and OF your answer n the
pa nYs Attorneys with days after the service
OF his exclusive Of The day o. service and 10
cas- %, appear or answer Judgment VIII
lie taken you by default for the relief demanded
In the comp amt
Dated New York city. June 9th. 1896.
SEWARD GUTHRIE, MORAWETZ STEELE
Attorneys FOR Plaintiffs.
New York City.
To the named defendant. David J. Bo~hm;
The summons II served upon you ny pIoicA~
ton pursuant o order ~ Hon. George L. AndrewA
one 81 Court OF the state Of
New York dated ~ O. ard Med with the G IN
plant the office ~ the Clerk 4 he city ana .osnV
Kew York In he Court House In said cry
Da.ed New York July 20. l-'6 ....,.,-
'"' Plaintiffs AuornsyA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

Actual cash bal s262 j92 s2G2 800 2G5 Inc sSG53i
customs recejpts reported to-day from Wash
ington were S41S.99l. internal revenue receIpts
S,l6 DOL and the miscellaneous receipts 81 'oif
Total Government receipts for the DAY si'ooS;
5O6. expenditures 81 $4,000: excess OF expendi-
lures S36O 1914 Receipts for the month 10 date
Sl6OO7 149: expenditures. S26.3~,ooo; excess OF
exnenditures. SlO3S2 81. There were S29','oo
cuhTraasurv receipts for the day were So
c-7 on and payments S3.si2,64S. resulting in
general balance of $l900s,, .&'. consisting :, OF
SlO7 931 316 coin and So l3o 10 currency ne
c,h Traoeurv has a debit balance at the Clear
ing House of S1.O7s435. and its net loss on bal.
ance was Sl6J601 made up by loss IN con CON Oh
SIOl 600 and a gain in currency OF SO ''o"'
ropEIGN COMMERCE II JUNE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

Actual cash IN the
Treasury vaults
outstanding 40 -. ,oe
49,, g., hark III S3 ga Il l9l Oil Inc 354 100
Available cash ST.. 4'2o-l >-'""1"-i' i"'' S'''
Deduct minor LA ooeoo-o -, IN, -,
les
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
Savings Banks
GREENWICH SAVINGS BANK

Sc. Cor: 9th Ave. and 18th ST. ,,,xr
Pf,R ANNuM Tor The ok MONTHS and THREE
nrsi,,rs on all dollars thousand
s,ars entitled thereto under the by payable JULY
80 ispf.
Deposits made before July 10. 1894. will draw
Int crest JULY |. 1895
JOHN lIARSEN RHOADES, PresldsnA
JAMES QiiNlAN. Treasurer.
FRANCIS II. LEGGETr Sac,.,a,i.s
\, OGDEN CTIiSOl.N, Ne'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
o,rrpOAD EARNINGS.

X
rorrDO AND OHIO CENTRAL ...
1904 1898 lsc
Number II miles a. "a o., so as so "a
second week In July 20 s,c 40 ,97 p53 9Ts
' WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE. oso
Number Of miles .,o srs sao MI 500 $50
second week IN July ;Ga ss3 c4sT0 rs 357
CLEVELAND CANTON AND SOUTHERN 90
Number Of miles xt1i-- fl5.S6 sii.4Go
First week IN JuiS'''' 80 lax eos 427 3il 541
Ian ] 10 July '...... ~ i' .,., ct Iorts
prT-rsBt re CINCINNATI 'hl'""' ~" ."
Month u June q oes ~ sI2ia4Ts
Cross earning .---...' s-sooi 500 35I
operating expenses.'''
s.Oad2s 1894. i2I
Nef earnings
ian | "a June ~ <..-2o-l s727sG 4i
Gross earnihgr .'''' 652I7Il 5.Sii. 1876
Onerafng oxpensrs.'.. '
80. 81 .5035s Si.6iiis
Net earnings "''' 6iyJsg CAS- $50
Charges ..-.''''''''''
sl6903i 'sf5.54s
Deficit
surplus o.. 49,, ,.cxryAW
CINCINNATI JAcksoN M ''
Month Of May AK et5 3iA
Number Of miles....'' ..o zoe fasa G3Q67
Gross earnlngs' '.''''' ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

The Stock Exchange has ordered listed 800,
OOO Central Pacific first mortgage us exten nae
at ) per cent for three years. ~ these ~,
900 orc nlaced on the regular list. and the bal
ance on the special list. There have also oeen
listed $4,000 Terre Haute Electric hrsI tbs anu
so0 900 additional Northern Paclnc Iermihai
Companv Of Oregon first Us.
rha Illinois Central Railroad Company mas he-
c,ared a dividend Of 2i2 per cent. payable on
sentember l. to holders Of record on August :,
dividend Of IL per cent mas Desm Enn.
Dorv on the preferred stock payable on July
D. NJ the Central Trust Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
BoNDs-THE MONEY MARKET.

Government bonds weak. Sales consisted
OF $4,000 registered IS at III, $1,000 coupon
$4,000 at l13is $4,000 at 49, S11 coo at 1928.
$4,000 at 112+. $1,000 registered Is Of 1907 at
1917, $4,000 at 1919. 5000 coupon Us at ~
ard $1,000 at l1lA. Final quotations follow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

IF YOT CARRY 2O-ycar Endowment Life Pol
lev written last half 1891 1898. CONFER WITH Nj.
before paving sixth premium IN former "rth on atter.
JAS 4 STEELE. - Broadway New-lork
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

OFFICE. CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. III Cedar Street.
York. July 18Th. 1896.
vT,uE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THIS
COMPANY have this day declared semi annual
dividend on the capital " TEN PER CENT. payable
demand TX = Ff" IA
THE LAWYERS TITLE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF
NEW YORK
81 and Liberty Street aud ~. and ~ Maiden Lane
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS Of this Com
L many has hi. day declared dividend Of ga per
cent add an dividend u cont payaps at the
Companys of.t August l. lSNJ The transfer DOCKS
Will be- closed Wednesdly. the 18th inst ana feofehe'
Monday. the 81 II August. . ,-,..n ,r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
Dipioeno Notlees.

TIME CORN EXCHANGE BANK. New York.
l. Iuly I5th ls9G-The Board 81 Directors this
day declared "A dividend Of SIN FER CENT ,ts payable
a. the shareholders and after the st day 4 August
49,
August 20. lDfIlN lbE r. 'ashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
GuarantyTrustC
of New York.
Formerly New York Guaranty and Indemnity Co.
Mutual Life Building,

Formerly new 1OrA anu AHuon-N'eJ wv
Mutual Life Building,
IS CEDAR STREET. n Y
CAPITAL. S2,OOO.OOO
ACTS AS TRUSTEE FOR CORPORATIONS.
FIRMS AND INDIVIDUALS, As GUARDIAN,
EXECUTOR AND ADMINISTRATOR 1AkS
ENTIRE CHARGE OF REAL AND PERSONAL
ESTATES.
INTEREST ALLOWED on DEPOSITS
subject TO check or on certificate
WALTER q. OAKMAN President
ADRIAN IsELIN, Jn., Vice President
GEORGE r. TURNBULL. % Vice-President
HENRY A. MURRAY. Treas. and SEC
J. NELSON BORLAND. Assist. Treas ana sec.
DIRECTORS.
Samuel D. Babcock. Adrian lselln. Jr,
George r. Baker Augustus d. Julili@d'
George =. BOwdoin. Jane y. JarVie,
Frederic Cromwell Richard A. Mc,urdy,
Walter r. Gillette. walter g. oakmsn,
Rob 0oelet, Alexander T. DIT,
@. o. Haven, Henry H. Rogers,
oliver Hartman Hcnry v. Smith.
X somers Hayes. II. Sck. Iwomoly,
Charles Il. Henderson. FrcIericN " |anderoilt,
william c. whitney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17
fotcls.

>o>vo>o>~.~~oo~~~~~>>coo
LElANDg' E@TE. BAlMGgAl,
LENoX-AvE.. 18TH AND HATH ST. NETWORK.
A mos: attractive SUMMER HOTEL FOR families ard
transient guests beautifully located close the famous
CENTRAL PARK.
and suites furnished and unfurnshed
a, reasonable rates American pan s. W
per day upward
CHARLES r LELAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1896-07-17

Notice hereby given that 9sI ~ the entire issue OF
the First Mortgage this Company has been de
posted REORGANIZATION Committee subject 20 the
provisions OF the R1ndholdeTs' Agreement.
The Committee find N consequence OF the
almost total loss II this along the
entire line proposed plan 4 reorganization
as follows: paving past due 81 coupon in
cash include coupon with the other four past due
coupons which to b. paid in the preferential dividend
ANY bondholder satisfied with this mod ifed
plan may withdraw bonds from the Mercantile Trust
COMPANY within thirty rom July 10Th. upon sur
render @, his and the payment Of $500 rer
Bond for expenses incurred. provided in the Bond
holders Agreement ,
AZ soon as practicable the expiration ~ that
time the Receiver Will discharged and the assented
bond. will the Geposi;ors. who VIII at the
same time receive stock and interest payment TO
which under plan Of reorganization they are entitled
detailed statement 81 the plan Of reorganization az
modified has mailed ali holders OF Trust
C'ompanys Certificates = bonds deposited Copies may
no had on application Mercantile Trust Company.
or 10 room. dis No. Broadway. New FORK city.
- g. VI. DODGE.
Chairman Re0rgani zation Committee.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22
VI RI. Mason Committed.

Mrs. George A. Mason was examined
in the district court Saturday before III
insanity commission, Drs. Helen c
Roberts and W. II. Gelsthorpe, and was
ordered committed to the insane asylum
at Warm Springs.
The particulars OF her demontia were
published in The TRlBuNE a few months
committed,
Her hus band is the former member of
several organizations who skipped out
when his offer to influence the organiza.
tons actions if he were paid money Wac
exposed.
Mrs. Mason's children will be sent to
the orphans home at Twin Bridges.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22
box THE MORPHINE ROUTE
Ia Wallace, an Inmate Of Nell Kay
mond's BagnIO, Commits
Suicide.
q Had Just Been Released from
the City Jail and Was
Inundated.

ida Wallace, an inmate of Nell Ray
,nd'e bagnio at 2O9 Second street
nth. tired of life and Friday con
Ned to take the route that so many OF
|, frai) sisters have taken-the NOR
inc route.
k,a was released from jail Friday
Ernoon, after she had served a SEN
Ice on conviction of drunkenness, for
| -econd time within the past two
Ite. aud returned to Nell Raymond'a
lee. She then appeared to be under
! influence OF some drug and, about !
lock. after she had swallowed q very
kNl dose of morphine, she became IN
ksCi0ug,
b.. j. j.. Weitman was at once sum
|red and, when he arrived, found tho
lpan in a very precarious condition.
kvratiDn had almost ceased and the
kulation was very feeble.
he contsnts of her stomach were
WI Oft, but little morphine was found.
gsa evident, however, that she had
en a large quantity hypodermicaily.
arms we're covered with scars made
the ayringe, some quito recent; she
A bottle of the drug in her trunk
a package, containing Il large guam
~cjncealed in the bosom of her dress,
finer women in the house stated that
kp she arrived home from jail she
IN 4 maudlin condition, due to
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22

A Great Germans Presc. iptiou.
Diseased blood, constipation, and kid.
ney, liver and bowel troubles ire cured
by Karl's Clover Root Tea.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22

The Cascade county central committee
of the peoples party has called Il county
delegate convention, to be held in Great
Falls at > p. m, Monday. June -, for the
purpose of selecting eight delegates and
eight a%lternatea, to represent the peo.
plo's party of this county in the state dele,
gate convention, which will meet AT
Boulder, June %, for the purpoa of
e~lecting six delegates and elk alternatea
to tho national convention, which will
assemble in st, Louis July -.
The primaries are to be held between
I:3O and $50 p. m, Saturday, juno l3.
June Is, at 10 a, mr the county cen
trial committee will meet in Great Falls,
to determine upon the date and appor-
tionment OF the convention which will
nominate candidates for county offices.
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22
SCHOOL BOARD.
State Tonchcr"' Association Next
December.

>.u
.'I n ~
2't"'U"J ''''i' "'I' tl'7e"l i'"91''f
'ioimcs, boorman, RohhlnH, Garden,
Poole ard Rcpath. In the absence of
Chairman connor vr,atnn lolp,rs nc-
.
Nuplo" NV C'i"n'
After the reading OF the minutes nI the
previous meeting Superintendent lar
gart r.,,nr+nl that mo had ror.ivrl ,hn
,.... c... ID u..l; r. .
i''''" ''3 'o'''' ''"'' a. ! ''''',' i-''T ~
Butte, chairman Of the ~eNecutIr" com
mi,tnu Ct the State Jcachurs' a~aaUcia-
tIou.
.I,.. ,- I.., 1.,.
'i',' ''..',' .4'2 : a. "'S Il
.'",i!'o' w. Jo,i i'' "t Nv a'"'" -
puDIleai G~o'.'''IVi2h GA ""h''as iaaL'
''''"' ! "''' - ga EN- ! L'" ""I'''I-
'I9 20" ~ a~'I,l'"''to ~! N'l' i"I your
~! I7 lL' r'''G VI 'n'V''i'I % '"G 3t"',
itaJlit'7 d~ rEI IA i''e'i'p'F 81
'r'2 year ~" t"le "ril 9l'e you "
u 'lJ lH'o' '!'Ll'o''7 81 the col'''4'l''
"ii'' ''' .,''1'"l"''i ! 5I"P' W. gan nav
= '"'@Ii '",'''aI,iI@ any S''''.'7i,t hle'l.
'"5 '',l''- ''"' st' '""' VIZ" r"l'
%l.u''2 ! am '''P0o''"'!' ia 'leh-
- l'N''
inns assures me meeting lI (Ee a5a9ci
&slnU IL /! l7 Guy, aLu On motinu the
ehh!L atpainleI u comtnI[t,o, aoaalat'nE
q trustees bnpFlEan &Ed Warden, 10
ACT III conjunction with 6upt i-lrEHnt,
winch - to gather necessary IutpTnlGtiJn
and Itport at tine next meeting what
steps II may seem desirable to take pre-.
IA pa ttTE Ia M. IEGsutr IN .IlIlIy mont ar
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22

II beg y. parlon.' said tao man
with the sI-a.ly bald head, who sat in
Il parQuo6 rp.H near ono OF the boxes j.
a down town tbcator the other evening.
II beg your nudon," he repeated, but
would you mind looking at tho figures
on this check and tolling me what they
are? I'm "a IIttlo ncarSightcd.
The Youngest nlomber Of the noisy
box panty. au amiable looking youth,
with highly plastered hair, suspended
his conversation with tho interesting
blond in the green dress a moment,
leaned over the front Of tho box, and in
answer to the 4pestioner, who had risen
to his feet and was smilingly holding
out for his Inspection tho check end of
a ticket, he said:
"Certainly, sir. The figures are
81. so"
"WclI," rojoinod tho qucstioner,
THAT'S exactly what l paid to hear this
play tonight, and I'm going to get the
worth Of my money or III lift my voice
right now and raise "A fuss and mako a
scene. You'll oblige INC by tolIIng the
rest Of them.
He WAS not disturbed again during
the evening. --Chicago Tribune,
Great Falls weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1894-1???, 1896-05-22
Charged with Forgery.

complaint of Strain Bros, a war
+as been for the arrest Of Gus Taf.
on a charge of forgery.
defendant and Thomas Quinn
'oth working at the United smel.
Last Monday, it is alleged, Tatfel-
pie a pay check for $2i, payable to
|, from the latter's pocket, in
puinn's name on the check and
ted it to Strain Bros. in payment
nrchase that amounted to a few
He received change and disap-
before the bank rejected the
upon which Quinn had stopped
PIT.
last time TatTelRon was seen was
Play, when he was in Helena.