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Sarsaparilla !, s,.'a: ss: n::,. s::.
cine. c. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Hoods Pills take. easy 70 operate. as
ESCORTED TO THE CITY.
First Ceremonies Over the Remains Of
Gen. Rosecrans at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Cal, March 16.-The first
ceremony connected with the obsequies
over the remains of the late General w.
S. Rosecrans was begun at 9:45 o'clock
yesterday when an impressive process
sion was formed and the remains Of the
old warrior We're conveyed to the city
hail. where they lay in state until the
funeral services today. There was no
fCral decorations other than potted
plants, but the casket was draped with
the old headquarters flag. battered and
riddled anf bl3ckened with the smoke
of many a fierce conflict.
1t bears the inscription: ARMY of
West Virginia. Battle of Carnifax
Ferry. Major General Rosecrans." Upon
the casket rests the sword presented to
General Rosecrans by the citizens Of
Cincinnati. 1t is inscribed: My mis-
sion among you is that Of fellow cit
izen charged by the government to re-
store law and order" Upon the gener-
ais breast are pinned the badges Of the
Grand Army, the Loyal Legion and the
Army of the Potomac and the Letare
medal, presented by the university of
NOtre Dame
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

ievei-headed. Is not likely 20 run the
country into any unnecessary danger.
while as an honorable ruler he must
be jealous 70 the honor of his country"
Consul General csblT-e. who received
an ovation on rising TO reply To- the
toast. referred % the talk Of an Anglo
American alliance ard testified 10 the
friendship existing between the two
countries. lie said he DID not believe
that either needed protection. unless
against a combination of powers. but
should that ccmbiration ever occur he
was couhdent that the protection would
be generously given" Osborne ex-
pressed the opinion that the strained
relations between the United states and
Spain would soon be removed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16


Cleveland, March is-rNrk n.
Morris, fourth auditor Of the treasury.
and personal friend OF Mckinley. is
In tho city. and declares there will BE-
no war. lie says the var prepsrs.
nons are Just what have been needed
for 20 years. ss many ports are sl.
mos. iefenseiess. lie continued ths,
whatever sgency vas of'i;iA in
Washington was positive the Spanish
government had nothing 10 do with
the blowing up Of the Maine. Tue
president, when the time arrives.
viii demsud indemnity. and will be
paid. There will be 90 war.
Washington, March is.-The sen
etc committee on foreign relations
agreed TO recommend tia. the Ha-
wsiisn islands be annexed by legisla-
tiou In open session, and framed q
Joint resolution TO that end. Sen q.
Tor Davis subsequently, reported IL to
the senate. aud 10 vent oa the ca!en-
dsr without notice ei date for con.
siderstion.
London. March Is The contract
OF sale of the wsrships Amssonss
and Abrous!l TO the United States
was signed. the price being over
G,soo.oo0. An American crew Is
expected here to take possession o,
the Amssouss Friday. The Abrousil
viii not be completed for six weeks.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
Sympathy a Family Affair.

New York, March ia copyrighted
London cablegram to The Evening Post
says: The general English comment on
the Vienna news that Emperor Francis
Joesph is leading a crusade among the
continental powers on Spain's behalf is
that this was only TO be expected from
the family ties, the queen regent being
an Austrian archduchess, while relig-
ious ties all encourage Austrian SYM
pathy with Spain. All that is known in
well-informed quarters here suggests
that both the Austrian and the German
emperors would so great lengths TO pre-
vent an outbreak Of war between Amer
ica and Spain
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

charge Of assault aud battery. pre-.
ferred BY d. Light. Anderson will be
given o kesrirg Q tomorrow at Up N.
Brossr Paulsen Was placed under
eioo bonds Yesterday 70 keep the
peace for four months. He was ar
rested on complaint Of his mother.
Mrs. Msgdalens Paulsen. Bro,ar
could not furnish bonds and was
committed TO the county jail. Paul
sens mental condition was also in.
quired into. but . Jury In the county
court declared him sane.
Ray Hsmmer!y and Howard
Thompson pIesdei guilty TO petit
larceny In the county court yester.
day aud we're feed $40 and costs
esch BY Judge Adams. The boys
we're told that the fine would be aus
pended providing they would behave
theuselves properly. and they were
Recessed. They are the lads who
burgis,ized Hudson & Parker's car.
penter shop several days sgo.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
BAD CHICAGO BLAZE,
Worst Fire Since the Worlds
Fair Raging This AZ.
ternoon.
SEVERAL IlvEs ARE LOST

rh- Hass-ss N s.-s psssrsyst ed
the ssm . 20 Kasva Died = cosa,.
s~tss csas.s o Fsst~ 20 the streets
tate wss sss o.nss Ssvs ss the
Afssvus.r.
Chicago, March is-Four persons
ere known TO be dead and many In.
jured In FIRE this sfternoon O, Vs.
bash avenue aud Jackson boulevard,
across the stree, from the wellireson
hotel. The guests Of the hotel we're
restrained with difficulty from jump
ing TO the street. A number Of pso-
pie in she burning building. which
wss occupied BY business firms.
jumped. Beside four dead. Is are
injured. The greatest loss Of life Is
among those cut OF from Oil escape.
One report places the loss OF life ss
fully 50. while another says 20 we're
seen TO fall back into the flames.
The entire front Vas blown out by
an explosion. followed By others In
rapid succession. The entire s,ruc.
turs Vas quickly covered with flames.
which soon enve'op,d the station Of
the Union loop. AZ . result sll
traffic on the elevated road In
the business district is susp, n led.
The streets are in q panic, and il IL
almost impossible for the police to
remove the dead and injured on 40
count Of the dense crowd. The
flames were under control at noon
According 10 the latest estimates the
fatalities will no, exceed Is.
The firms burned out are: Sweet,
Wallock n Co. Conover Piano com.
pany, 0lmstead Scientific company.
National Music company. Emerson
Piano company. Chicago Cottage
Organ company snd Alfred Beril.
The IRE started In the building OF
the FIRST named company. where 800
girls we're employed. The dead:
MILES A. SMITH. salesmsn.
SAINT vi. A. CLARK
AN UNIDENTIFIED MAN.
A number are also missing. and IL
is hard TO say as yos how many fatal.
tiles the disaster may include Tae
loss I. essimssed at half q million.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
RArrRocHEMENT WILL NOT DOwy.
nsimenss Expressed st q Gathering Of
Britons and Americans.

London. March is.-The Honorable
Artillery COMPANY OF London gave a
banquet last night to Messrs. Hedges,
Ferris and Lewis. Of the Boston Honor
able Artillery Company. the Earl Of
Denbigh presiding. Among the guests
were Consul General osborne. Lord
Denbigh, In toasting The President II
the United States. equally honored in
England and In America" said: We
all deeply sympathize with America in
the sad national disaster that befen the
Maine. President Mckinley. cool and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

JOIN Mslouey Vas held 10 boads
OF 500 Ndsy By Magistrate Stafford
TO heep the peace four months
Maloney was arrested last night
on First avenue between Sew
ense,nth and Eighteenth streets
where he was threasening Mrs U.
forman. Msloney WAS drunk. lie Is
nov In the county Jail.
Oscar Anderson Vas arrested yes
terdsy by onieer Ainsworth on .
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
Another Combine in Whisky.

Cincinnati, March 16.-J. 3. Green
hut, Of Peoria, Ills, the head of the
old whisky trust, has been here for
two days conferring with the distillers
of this state and of Kentucky relative
to the formation of a stronger and
larger whisky combine than has yet
been organized. 1t is thought that the
new combine viii go through.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
SiSnIncaa. ct.ilaFaet

Madrid. March IA dispatch to The
imIasciai from Lisbon says tina. a score
cf sailors deserted from the United
states warships while they were there.
The dispatch adds that the deserters
are nearly an SpanIarts
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

Pi;tsburg. March is-Professor John
Brashear. 81 Allegheny. has received an
order from the United States govern
nent for i:5 range-finders. for use in
the navy and on the land Notifications
aiong the coasts. This order Is the most
unusual Of Us Kind ever heard OF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

Tom Watson Nav Run for Governor.

Atlanta. Ca. March 1s.-The Populist
state convention met here yesterday. 1t
is quite likely that Hon. Tom Watson
will be nominated for governor. al
though he has stated on several occa-
sions that he does not want TO run and
will not attend the convention.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
LOOKS FOR TROUBLE.
Significant rsmark Made by Dom
Paul to the 1ransvaal
volksraad.
HINTS At A "DEFr TO JOHN BULL.

British suEerainty To he Eepuliated. II
seems-Chief Justice Koize Intimates
That Hc viii gnvoke That suxerainty
Against Kruger-A Dark Out,ook-En-
glish and Americans Talk Friendship at
q banquet.
Pretoria, March ia widespread
sensation has been caused by the dec
laration OF Former Chief Justice Kotze,
while addressing a deputation on Sun
day. that when the case Of Mr. Brown,
the American engineer with claims
against the Transvaal government
pending in the courts. was awaiting
1udgment-subseqgently giving in his
favor-President Krugerin aninterview
with him Judge Kotze) threatened him
with dismissal unless he obeyed the
volksraad resolution. At a special ses.
sion Of the volksraad yesterday Presi-
dent Kruger declared Judge Kotze's
statement false and said: The devil
himself never spoke a greaterlie." Hav-
Ing given his version of the matter
President Kruger, turning to he politi-
cal situation. said that the people were
Jealous OF the country's independence
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
Confessed Killing mi. ra,h,,.

nay City. Mich. March ls.-Charles
Buck. Of P.nconning. last night con-
fessei having killed his father with a
club during an alteration March ..
Buck was arrested after the crime and
had hitherto claimed he was innocent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
and the progress it was making.
Will Kruger Hss, the Britoue

No one knew what Tas going to hap
pen. but they must stand together The
government. he declared. had replied to
the British dispatch and the reply would
be published directly. lie knew that it
had reached the hands of Chamberlain
President Kruger concluded his speech
exclaiming: We shall show that we are
n government" Loud cheers.l His dec
laratlon left the impression that the
governments reply denies the British
claims Of suZerainty. Judge Kotze has
published his notes supporting his state
ment as 20 the interview with President
Kruger. He declares that he regards
himself as still the chief justice Of the
supreme court until properly tried. He
will first appeal to the people for re-
dress. and IL that fails him he says he
Is bound TO prosecute his rights in other
quarters and to appeal TO the queens
government.
England's Adver>ity kruger's Opportunity.
London. March Is.-There is reason
To believe. says the Johannesburg cor
respondent Of The Times that at meet
Ing Of the members Of the volksraad at
President KruEer's residence Monday
strong opinions were expressed against
admitting the claim of British suzer-
ainty. and that Il was decided 20 allow
the government TO take advantage Of
auy complications in which Great Brit
ain might become involrsS elsewhere.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
THE CRUISER DETROIT.

The Detroit carries nine FOUNDERS
FOUNDERS and gtg develops
is' knots Her displacement 2oss she
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
Money TO Loan

At 6 per cent. Private money.
William L. Ludolph. Buford block.
Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

a troop Of cavalry composed entirely
Of women is aColoradopossihility in the
event Of war with Spain. Mrs. Martha
A. shute viii organize the troop.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

About $4,000 soycrcisns pass over the
Iank o England counters every dav.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16

The evidence Ia tie ca.e proves
Hood's Sarsapsrilla cures scIofuls.
sals rheum. boils, humo,s and all
srupsions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1898-03-16
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT PLUNCER

Tho Pluner commonly called the Holland
1T Baltimore and $50ooo Her
knoss She only topedoes experiment
6rA
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-07
!, HE CITY
,o,AI NssE.S

r.. :. n,rs for Easter. for sale nj t..
Wool
To-Day Is IuA DAILY Lf,"tE'> birth
-psht Years old.
Arrival. from the north were T.. l..
ksnar = Ramona. II. G.. Gcbhnrt from
kaam aud Nlss Laura Fuller.
b o Murray arrived from Dyea yes
kiay aud ia lying quite sick ut the
h. o! his father. Col. X. \. Murray.
4.i n.A advertisement OF j. \. John
!. Aso changes IN the advertisements
H. Fitzgerald and j. j. Dahl X &C..
Dr. street sprinkler started III to day
In, tie wind aud dus: aud met
J lyarylns success. What +, did ~ss
kfsae,rd.
[-rertun avs q the state provide
nominations for municipal officers
f. BE- '..ri with the city auditors al
!. - days PRIOR 10 TIA. day OF el.c-
pa ir hers are making a very neat
fe.Erh, IN the interior Of their
a. stt"', new neutrality-suspicious. the
at rear rooms, painting and
p-Tit anew generally.
E1aa.- ~ the evening tram: Messrs,
y hearc ly. 4. 6 Schmidt, J. l..
to- {. Cotfey. Geo. Beck, Mrs. }. }.
[.tan and Margaret Callinan. Mr.. and
IL. Murphy. the latter nee Mary
y, aud LEWIS Wlllhi,e.
-Fef!: Wamar's Christian Temperance
pa A'~ been requested TO observe
Yafaiay as II day q prayer, aud in
Fo'aHe" with this request. the Madi.
~. {. /. l.. will meet with Mrs
y ta-Morrow afternoon al tire.
r.. =
=" COUNTY commissioners hobnobbed
"1""'o" nship board OF f'armlngtot
""8 BRIDGES this forenoon and TO.
~" forenoon will meet the Went,
- p'WLshlp board TO view the line OF
'posti grade east and west between
"94s IT. and 81 The rest OF the time
0'el taken up in allowing bills.
fe'' J b Fillmore has been assigned
Fs''f OF Grace church OF this place
'"e Episcopal church at Howard, L
=" MS services here Sunday, Apr
WI fillmore is accredited az q very
Aes' and active Christian gentleman
'''ed mar with a wife and one chile
VIII arrive on the Ord inst. Hi
,''f appointments will be services q
,4''0n IN the morning and at Howart
s"e eSen'n. each Sunday.
'p"''ures by the east going train a
We're: A. j. Webster for ST
"'"iss Pearl Gilmore for Sioux Fall
s,. " brother, Mrs. A.. N. Smith 70
""'' Neb', to visit slsister, DR.. A. +
Tor Dell Rapids where h
R'es Tonight. Secretary Frudenfel
9, agricultural insurance compan
"0uS Falls to attend a meeting {
n'pahy's board OF directors and "
49,. "'pster for Sioux Falls to attend
=, : o' tho executive board OF tn
=, ''"chers' reading circle.
'aNlhg OF testimony in the cas-
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CSuUuo.CAla AOanIOueo.

CnuUue .CAaa - O~anIOne0.
WASHINGTON. April IA call for
caucus Of the house Republicans ad'
dressed to General Grosvenor OF ONO.
chairman Of the caucus, which was be-
ing circulated during the day was
abandoned. It is understood . caucus
will be called after the message
comes in.
Constipation neglected or badly treat
ed, leads to total disability or death.
Rocky Mountain Tea absolutely cures
constipation in all It's forms.
FRANK SMITH.
Thousands Of sufferers from grippe
have been restored to health by Ore
Minute Cough Cure. 1t quickly cures
coughs, colds, bronchitis. pneumonia,
grippe, asthma, and all throat and
lung diseases.
FRANK SMITH.
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Special dispatch TO The Daily Leader.
WASHINGTON, April !. 3:ll y. Nj
Representatives. of the six powers called
on President Mckinley and expressed
through Minister Paunceforte the hope
that everything possible would be done
to avert an open rupture with Spain,
and that further negotiations Will lead
to the securing and maintenance of
peace.
President Mckinley replied. in sub
stance. that he appreciated the motives
OF the powers and was as anxious as any
one 10 avoid host,lit,es. However, it is
our duty to end a situation the indetin'
ite pro!ongation Of which had become
unbsarable.
The Spanish cabinet meeting last
night resulted in the determination that
there was no cause to revise the note
already presented to the United States.
Spanish newspapers express the opin.
ion that the situation has become more
serious.
It ia stated in Washington that nego.
| tiations have not been reopened and will
not be unless Spain wishes to accept the
terms offered.
The senate adjourned to-day unit
Monday.
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NJ. L. Yocum. Cameron, Pa, says: 81
WAS a sufferer for ten years, trying most
nil kinds of pile remedies, but without
sn ,cess. DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve
was recommended to me. | used one
box. 1t has effected u permanent cure"
As a permanent cure for piles DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve has no equal.
FRANK SMITH.
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-DAILY LEADER
,t.,,. SOUTH DAhoTA.
torn, Time Tanle.

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.,t.. ~. paulP>'i~ay. whit T.
t':', md December >, 1871
,seS' .a,,Ss aotn6 sA.r.
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a., ~, dcp-rts go a. IN.
- -, departs h:'o y. III.
rsA..s GONE vks''
i. X,.g,, depart. AID y m.
y ,rus. rgon rhE MAST.
~ !, strives 400 y. IN,
\, u, arrives 2."p N.
=. arrives 5:3'a. IN.
-H2iS- vaon rnI ss-r
N -, arrlves le:ao n. m.
,,v, rains carry passengers. hn'
, passeagevs are provided Win
Y ....-,lr- gong ossi m.ke connection
=. =. !, points south.
,",.ox 3 nRisroL INK.
t.par,- north, nj $40 IA. ~
y arrives from the north, lo3H IN
r.J. HOLMES. local Agent.
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OF Robbins and Whitney against G. W.
Wood. receiver, a rellct OF the old
Sheldon x Martin rancho failure, which
has been in progress for several Gays at
the Office OF Murray and Porter. before
4. X. brown, Esq, OF Canton. IA referee
will be about completed this evening.
There are n good many parties to the
affair and the case Is badly complicated.
Judge Frank Il. aiken represents the
receiver. G. w. Wood. IN the hearing, j.
II. Williamson represents Hon. {. Il
Kennedy. and Geo. Il. Farmer represents
Robins X Whitney who were subsequent
purchasers Of the ranch east CT town
through Mr.. Kennedy as agent.
Pioneer Press, ,: The Commanders
and Past Commanders Association OF
Minneapolis, at lis regular monthly
meeting listened 10 the reading OF IA
communication signed 10y Gen. Scotield.
president, and Gen. McD. McCook, sec
Rotary, OF Washington, ID. G., who repre-
sent the volunteer movement, IL Hutlcl
patton Of war with SPAN. Similar COM
munlcatlons have been sent 10 Il. y. IL.
communicates throughout the country.
Tho intention il To through the Old
soldiers arouse u strong feeling OF
%patrio.,sn, and also use the posts as en-
rolling stations. although this will not
j.. ,heonly ones used for these purposes,
II il possible that the old soldiers VIII
constitute themselves "a reserve 10 take
,he place Of the regulars ut the forts II
y. lnttar have to go to the ront. The
,,., commanders present last evening
rac,ivad tho communication favoraDly.
state Department Commander Morti-
mer will IN all probability issue an ORDER
this morning to the posts. requesting tha'
they comply.
The price OF a pretty face is II do''ar
-,hree packages OF Rocky Mountain
tan Brings red lips, bright eyes, lovely
color. i"NN"
Thirty five years make a generation
That is how long Adolph FISHER, OF
Zanasyille, O., suffered from pllee. lie
was cured by using three boxes Oh lie
Wits Witch Hazel Salve.
"'"' FRANK SMITH.
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r,... a. Hong Kong Preparing for s'".
HOMO KONG, April Tho United
states fleet is preparing to go to sea
"a ~sunnlies OF coal are being pur'
ahs.ed for tho use Of the American
warships. The United States antno sl,
;,;as have purchased b 'brltls,
..s.mer Nanshan, which will be USED
aa a store shin.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-07

It is a great leap from ,ne o."
fashioned doses Of blne-m"ss nnn m'lls
seous physics g the pleasant ,r l,'t' R;s psrs,
Ennwn ma DE Wits Little early ls,se,s
Thew cmre constipation. sick hea''''''
and billiousness. r..., Su,r,.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1898-04-07

Thirty five years make a gener"t'on;
r,,at - how long Adolph Fisher, OF
lanssyille, O., suffered from piles. he
was cured by using three boxes OF lie
WINS FRANK SMITH.
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The price OF a pretty face Is one dollar
three packages OF Rocky Mountain
ton. Brings red lips, bright eyes. lovely
FRANK SMITH.
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PEACE
Overtures Made to Mckinley by
Representatives of the
Powers.
SpaniardS Still Defiant-NO rlOre
Negotiations Except at Re-
quest of Spain.
The Senate RetireS from Public
Gaze Until Next r!onday.

Special dispatch TO The Daily Leader.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-17

After dinner the crowd again spreads
out over the city to see the sights.
many taking the car lines to the car
lines to the summit of Lookout noun
tain. ~.
About 4 o'clock those who must be
present at retreat roll call begin their
march TO the depot, from whence the
trains u hourly. Gradually, slowly,
the men. pass out from the city, until
but few stragglers are left. n these
seek their touches at an early hour to
dream perhaps of home, friends and
loved ones, of the little family circle;
and who knows but that he longs to
fill 1.-The vacant chair?
GEO. BYRNE WILDS.
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HAMILTON NOTES.

Hamilton, July 1s.-John Hendricks is
down from Hughes creek. where, he
says. everything is booming. Mr.. Hen
bricks and the other commissioners will
tomorrow inspect the new o built
by the Anaconda Copper Mining COM
pany to take the place OF the old road
to Darby. which has been considerably
changed owing to the big ditch which
has cut into the old roa on several of
the big grades. The new road. while
being 800 yards further. Is a great i'm
provement. as 1t has done away with
the heavy grade which has always been
an annoyance to the teaming outfits on
the way 20 the upper country.
The condition OF AL Downing Is said
10 be much better and IL is now hoped
he will fully recover from that dreaded
disease. the spotted fever.
Frank Cone and c. c. Charin. two
OF Hamilton's popular merchants, have
left for the Butte races.
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M ISS0ULA n
lVIERCANTILE w.
MISsOULA, MONTANA.
MlSSOULA NOTES..

Horse Shoe Jake has came" to Mis-
soula and spent W or three days with
the local trade.
Haying lie in full blast all over the
valley. New hay is being brought In to
town and is of Al quality.
Pierre Michel, the veteran blind inter-
prefer from the Jocko agency, has been
In town for q couple of days.
The new telephone line to the Occur
d'Alene country is making good prog
ress, but has been delayed slightly by
che tardy delivery of poles. An office
at Frenchtown is now in operation.
Good reports are received from Pat
McEvoy's string of harness horses that
trained at the Missouls track this
spring. The Wild Irishman has sue
ceeded In pulling down some OF the best
purses on the circuit.
VIII L. Murphy has received news
from Columbia university regarding the
results OF his examinations in the law
school. The figures are very creditable
and his friends will be pleased to know
that he has passed with credit.