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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
Da i6 mid flir bas I66ne Geburtstaas.
gef9ent ni9t bebanfte unb beReIben
feline grwdbnung tbat. fraste ber aaifer

Ga i6 mid fiir bas I96ne Geburtstaas.
gef6ent ni6t bebantte unb beReIben
feline grpdbnung fiat, fragte Der Raifer
feIber: oGpropo8, sic dubern Ii6 ia
! gor E6t iibtr ben 6unb, ben ib Sbr)E
gum hentisen 3ose gtfanbl!" az
10 elml0trte ih .,bos bdtte i'd byl
nabe berasHeu.,' llno ID tief BEN
piunom; n0RbreH 5ie ben G6ter
herein l." Beldkein Nnbiidl Ser Sat
Ter felbf fanb bor Siaunen tein poi,
ienbes Wort iiber ben &ennerblid
Ieine5 APPROXIMATIONS 9nnbebdnbIers
uub fab fibtlib elm, baB er Haii bielem
failerIicben @eident feiue groBe Gbre
einfeBen fonnte; sr lab f1 eben ge.
preut unb rief MIR aus: utlno bieles
8ieb foitet mid 600 Martl" Was ia.
gen Sic basu, 9err &ebafteur?"
sd m6dte fir bieIen 6unb trob.
bem er jeBt berausgefittert lit unb bel
manaen bermanbten @eId6pfen. pelz
DE au6 nit benz g9Beif mcbeln. cine
abeottif9e Yerebruue geniebi, ni6t
500 pfennig ausgeben. Aber 10 ioate
uan ielbf einen 86tti6er niht blami,
zen, tuie es bet Verfdufer setban bat.
Sas fann nur in Berlin borfommen !"
sSa, tuas ffagt ber 8erliner oana9,"
msinte ber Garft. ,gton olet". Die
berhbmte 6irma v@diar unb Minfa"
tam ft1 io8ar uo1 mebr leilten. Sc
ttbetfeist ole Begriffe beuti9er 8e.
mitbIi6feit, pas bieier gdlar aus ga
ldfiiua unb feline ldbne Minta fd nod
on mir ielbit erlaubt baben. SD meiB
ni6t. o5 bic Jirma oorber nod EXTRA
ben 6errn 86iti6er befrast unb beFen
neifen Ratb einaebolt bat. llnmitteI
bar baranf erbielt i'd = b6ren sic
nur! - elm 6anbf6reibeu BON ngdiar
uno Wflnta", unb In bieier 3ui6rift
erinben He mid, ibnen fur bic 2iefe.
runG zines ieltenen pra9tsremplars
BON 6unb bic gtIaubniB su ertbeiIen,
ft@ ben SiteI .JarliIib 8ismardii9e
potlieferanten" betlegen au biirfen |
Sas ging mir bod piber meinen Ni1
hri9, unb Id lieB ibnen cine Nntuort
gu Sbeil Uerben. tuel6e tie niemals an
einen 4utograpbeniammler berfaufsn
perben.H
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
q. u. & ". y. 8abn.
Q(bfahrt.

gsab @alueiton, Suuiton unb guerl
tdslih 800 @prm.
Nad Corpus gbriiti, Nranias BaB unt
8eepille tdsli6 .2:20 9sa6m.
gao6 &errpille tdsli6, aussenOmmer
Sonnabenos u.Sonntass 2 ::459ea6m
gta6 &errpile, Sonntass 80 8urni.
Nad&errpine, ,Sonnabenbs a :30Nabm.
Nnfunft
Bon @alpeiton, 9oui iton unb gueri
td9li6 .............7:O0 NbenoS.
8on Corpus gbriiti, slranias BaB uni
BeepiIle tdslib .....1 40 Na1m
Gon &errpille tdsli6, aussenommer
Sonntass unbMontass 10 :458orm.
8on @erruille. Sonntass ....7 Nbenbs.
@on &erruilIe, Montass. RS Born.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
Ser Getmsbmnn 9tp. 9.

Die 8ei6i9te bon 3nras 2. era1blte
Girit gismarf benz Rebatteur bsr
VT. .. Sanbes3.", Nntou Memminger.
In &iffiugeH nod ieiner gntIafuna.
Memminger fanb ben 6nnb, Der ibn
anfnurrte, febr unfd6n.
sSie baben Re9t", bemerEte BET
Surf. sd ielber babe ben 6unb
niemals fhr i96a unb fIug befunben,
CT mar anfanes fogar faum aum Mns
idauen, es giebt iebod INNER unb
tberal Weni9en, meIde ibre 9lb,
tamuuag ni6t uerleuenen unb nun
ihrem permaubten Better, benz 6uub,
ibre Sulbigungea barbrineen; gab
es bod f9on berrtidte Damen, meIhe
5aare bon bieiem gieb gu beRben
mhnl@ten, unt fie in golbener aapiel
als tbeures Nnbenten nnb SaIisman
ftatt zines @liidf6Dein9ens nit fi9
berum3utragenl Wenn fe erli mtiB,
ten. bob oieier 5unb Elm @ei@ent bes
aalisrs it'll Sd batte pubI einen
fh6aen Dumb, bic graue Sogee He.
betla, bonn glei9en Stamm pie mein
fraberer 6unb, Spras l., Der ein 8e.
fGent bes Mtindener Sunbe3h6ter,
gereins mar. Dieter Spras mar
wirtIi6 Elm porshsIihes Sbier, un.
ter behen Obbut i'd fi9erer mar, als
unter benz 59ub Der gan3ea 8erIiner
@ehsimpOli3si. llebsr BEN gerInF
bieies 9unbes NOR id in Der Shat
traurig, iuie iiber ben Sob meines
friiberen Geihsbunbes Sultan.
Gin eIsuOer Sdnrte, elm uusetreuer
8ntsbeamier. bat ihn mir peraiftet.
Oa nun gerabe mein Geburtstag in
Si9t fam. fragte Der aaiIer ben
Wiinifer goeiti6er, noulit er mir
eine Jreube MAIDEN tonne. goetti9er
eradblte ibm bonn gnbe meines 3pras,
tiber bos i6 traurie iei. Da befabl
Der Safer fosleif: Seben Sic, baB
Sic einen neuen Rei6sbunb betommea.
unb 8oetii6sr, ber bon Snnben unge.
fdbr fobiel peritebt, tpie semiRe Diplo'
Haten" bonn Sienerrubern, ging bin Al
Der 6uabe3ii9terei r@diar unb Minfa"
unb beiielte einen neuen Reidsbunb.
4ls baS gieb 3u mir gebra6t unb mir
porgefiibrt nurbe, bergoB mein Sans
rlerbiener pinnom Sbrdnen Der Gib.
rung unb molte i'm slei6 benz ga.
rllatiterperein tibergeben: auf einem
tlatperbtirreu @etele, aus benz bic
Rippen berausgudten, mie aus eiaem
geitranbeien S6iff bic Spanten, laB
Elm unformli6er aopf mie bas STE.
lett etnes porlintfutbli9en Nuerp6Ieu,
unb auf benz ipadeligen 6interhepen
LOB eine blutige Hutbe uie cine ssrfeste
6laggenitauee. Sd polIte bic Sdnbe
liber bemsfDpf aufammeni6Iagen, benn
Id bahte unmillttirli9 on Elm b6fes
Omen fiir bic poIitit bes neuen aurIes,
unb meine tribe abaune bat Rb Ieiber
eia penig befdtigt.@
sOber sieleidt elm menis piei,".
mari Id elm.
sWie mans nimmt,A fubr ber
Garf INNER I'm glei9en, rubigen unb
gemutbli6en Sone, fat immer ernii,
aber babel bn6 f9aIfbaft fort: so
einen @ebeimratb ober 10 eiuen Wai.
ntfsr, Der boa 6unbe5u9t uibt inebr
nethebt, tuie elm giel bonn 2auteu,
teblagen, barf man nur auem1rtS
anf Die 6anbelI6aft i6ideu, bann
tommt 10 elm gieb babsrl Der Sunb
mnB Ia bel einem Msbesr In RiIborf
gehohlen morben fein," rief i'd un,
miuthrlt9 aus. u6iittert i'm, fonff
fdlt er glei9 uni ,,2lm anbern Mor,
gen fam Der aaiTer su mir unb bradte
mir feline @ltidnini6e sum8sburtstag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
Giienbabn Tabr Ylan.
5. & O. u. sabn.
q bfa a brit.

Nad ct. Souls oia Sron Mountan
ober M. &. & 8. ..... $50 Gorm.
Na1 ct. 2ouis nia Sron MDuntain
Nonte. ....... ~ 100 Nben0s.
9a6 Searne tdslid $500 Worsens.
Nah 2arebp. p............9:45 8orn.
Infnnft.
8un ct. 2ouis, Sron Wountain & M
81. & 8. ........ 800 Gorm.
Son ct. Souls, Srun Mountain & M.
e. & &. ............ 3 :55 ytabm.
Son 5earne tdsli6. .10:20 Nbenbs.
8pn 2arebp. p...........7:00 Mbefbs
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
0te 9annen.

Die angenebme Wirtuna unb bic
b6Ilise Si6erbeit. nit Der NON ibn ae.
brau6en tann. MAIDEN ben Geisenss ssp.
rup gu einem 2ieblinsss sWtittel Der 30,
men, bic bsnielben In allen 2sbensIa.
gen beauben f6nnen. I'm ben pirt.
lid ddten artitel 3u betommeu, adhte
man auf ben gtamen Der California
Fig Syrup Co.. Der alIen padeten
anfgeorudt. gei allen apotpefen ,u
babsn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
guntberm asacific 9abm.
9lbfabrt.

gia6 Stem Orleans, Soultou uno @ol
peiton tdslid 1910 Nsittass unit
$50 Nbenbs
gsad eagle BaB, Merico &c. IL Born.
gta6 Galifornlen ...... 4:45 yta9m.
Nnfunft.
8on Netu Orleans, SOuiton uno Gal
uelton tdslid 7:25 8orm. unb 4:25
gta6m. ................
8on galifornien &c. so 8orm,
Son gasle 8aB unb Merico 700
NDen0S.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06

- Die 6rage, mas mir nit uuierea
@g' prdFbenteu tbua iolIen, III atpar
INNER mod unbeantuortet, aber 6ieie,
nise, mas Gr'prdfibenten tbun f6nn.
ten, mdre Iei6t 3u I6Ten. 6arrilon
nnb @lepeIanb baben isbt in Dole bon
6awaii ben .britten Mann" unb f6nn.
ten fi9 benz ebIen Stat mibmen. (@bI.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
Wtabafe 9ptel Sar,
Off, 5ouiion : StraBe,
10 nj. Ws tb, 49,. Gigentbiimer.

Wian fiabet bier elm por3aglides
8las Bier unferer heimif1en 8raue.
reieu. 8eionbere Mnertennuna Der.
bieuen bic Weine, @isarren, Mbis.ies,
9iquore &c. y Ior3aglider Jreis
lun9 bes MnrgenS unb Na d..
mittags. Sieie Mirtbldaft erfreut
f9 bes ansgeaeihneten &nfes au benz
angenebmhen GufentbaItsorte Der
Stabt au 3dbieu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
{. @. GIeafsn
5fentIider RetaS.

= 4u8 DerantmortIiher biplomati.
l9er Auele berlau!et aus Mabrib, baB
NbmiraI @erbera BEL leiner Hiidfebr
na9 Spanien Dor Elm @rieesgeri1t ges
feut iDerben iol, Inb mabrl1einIid)
einen itreugen germeis erbaIten ober
TN Sienffe besrabirt merben mirb.
gtne iolde 5anbIung mirb unsmeifels
baft bie Spmpatbie Der @meritaner
nnb oieler europdifber Grititer gegeu
bas fpaniibe Miniaerium padru.
ten. Der pro3eB @eroeras iii inbeffen
nlbt einfa6 Elm Osdmantel fiir bic
administrative 5hndde unb lnf1bigs
teit epaniens udbrenb bes firaliden
arieges. Sc ideint, baB ber fpani(6s
4OmiraI fib ihatId9lid bes biretten
ungeboriamS gesen 9efebIe aus Ma.
orib ibulbig gemadt bat = ungebor,
lam, iuelber eine Aenberung bes gan.
gen @baratters bes arieses nod fi9 3og.
Ins benz neuen Sabresberid,te
beg penfonssaommiffdrs gebt beroor,
baB f6 bic 3abI Der penfonen, ueld1e
mdbrenb bes Sabrss betpilliet purben,
eini9liebliG FOLDER fit ben Rrieg BON
1912, auf Sc. 1877 belief. Bon bielen
penfondren Rnb 54,852 Solbaten
unb 1885 Wtairoieu. Qlm 80. ssuni
belief f6 bic 3abI ber 9enFondre
auf $685. ia. Die Summe, mel.
Ge Udbren0 bes Iebten Ginansiabres
an Penfionen ansgeaablt wurbe, belief
it9 auf $l44, 651 1873, Der burdifuiit,
lide 8etras elmer peuiion auf $l31. .79.
Gin gergIei@ 3eigt baB u1brenb pes
leBten Sabres mebr penfiouen fur i'm
Rebellloastriegs geleiiiete GisaFe ges
mdbrt uurbeH, als wdbrenb ber aansea
bier Sabre beS stpeiten amistermiuS
9rant's unb wdbrenb bes aan,eu
Qmistermins bss prdRbenten Sanes.
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ws. Sc. & 9, gabu.

Ibfabrt.
Nad 8acO, Sort Bortb, Dallas, 8an
Jag gitp, ct. 2ouis unb gbicasu tds
LID 80 80 Born. uno 300 Nbenos.
Infunft.
Bon Chicago, ct. 2puis, aanlas Gitp,
Dallas, SLrt @ortb unb 8aco, tag
LID n :25 8orm. unb 10 30 9(benbs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
GtAat Dkis, start LsIsAAA
2uekS Counts, q. @,

SsautS. gbenes bef@r5rt, sas q
be- kItere Eartrer ber Str1a s. 8. G9e.
4e4 4 60. tft tueIde @eidGfte in BET
Stast ToIeso, tn pbensenanntem Counts
sne Staate, thut, uns bab beiaste Girmsa be
eumnle bon eiuhnnbest Dollars
tis feers SaA BON aatarrb bssablen iptrs,
tarrkexr ni1t sebeiIt tperbea tam.
5efdppren bor mir mnb unter,
() fhrieben in meiner @esentpart ana
4 SEAL 6. Septen,ber q. o. '66.
(~~} q. %. @Ieafsn
5ffentIi9er Rstar.
Q&H's 3atarrh 9ir tpirs tnnerlitb senen,,
nen, anA trirft birett auf bas 8lut unb bic
f@5eimiSen DberfIdhen bes Sbite.na. 2Ast
ea& ,snfcnft 3eusnife tpmnlen.
S.S. Gheneh & 60, Eolebp, o.
E~ gertauft bon Apothsfern, 75 gts.
9aa's Samilien Yillen iinb bic befteu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
60. Vooewtls, Sab 9roeer.

0oleS Eager BON STAPLE unb Jancp
Groceries, g 6uitt'W aaren,
gIotbing, Saten Soilette
artifeln, 8lass, Por3eIia II.
uab &orb Waaren. Su alen
9epartements uur frii6e Sa6en.
Niebrise Preiie. 6reie unb prompts
Qblieferung. 1888 Siib.GIamosS StraBe,
gde @amarao. Selepbpn 433.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06

- MinbmiihIen, Ssuprehen, pum'
pen uub &6bren.
alamo esrpn WDrtS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06
Gulf Sbure 8 Sabn.

U B fabrf.
0ad Stodbate, tdsli6, aussenOm,
men Sounabenos unb Sonntags,
Inn ................ 5 100 9ta6m
Wtontass nur. 500 Wfor9ens
Spnnabenos nur. ..... $50 Sprm.
Nnfunft.
8pn Stpdbale, tdslid, aussenom>
men Gunnabenbs unb Sonntaas,
um... .......... $50 Sorm.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1898-09-06

- Der Maan bewabrt beHsr frembe
9ebeimaife, bas Weib beRer bic eiguen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
eamien.

Rirhberg. Geuer entitqnb I'M
Dadraume bes hem Sdubu,ahermsi<
fter Mifhrob gebDrigen. tti1t nlu;iipen
9auies, tpeInes bds 9aus eindf9erte.
Mu9 bas Dad bts nsbenan itebenbsu
Gbrsinsr'ihen Qauies ipurbe bonn
Jeuer ergrtffen, bod tonllte liter bas
s5euer burd Bic 2bGtigfeit bers Geutr,
psbr ouf bos Dad bei&rdntt ptrben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

9ber itenfeIb 3piiden einen,
i28 Sabre alien berbeirdtbeten Mdnns
NamenS Traub, Wdter ppn bret Rins
bern. ulrb lebieen 8urfden lam es 3u
3bdttotetttn. nobel berfelbe BON einem
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15

Sells. Sn ben Gsbdulinfeiter
bes. an gderfenbof pobnenben Gigen>
tbimerB Nifoldns Sinner entitaub
cine Jeuersbrinf, tpelhe ein Neben,
gebGube sGn3lih ein1iderte.
Munlelingen. Durh berabs
ftiir3enbe Steins tpufbs III elmer 6ieffs
gen Galleris ber 34idbrise 9ergdrbsi-
ter Nens ostDbtet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-09-15
g'rebill3 0eitialen.

OesbDrf. Sm naben Dalbeim
ftiirate Der 15iGbrige Sobn bes Sage=
lDhners Grana QiIefe bon Der 9eu=
baufe in eine 9eugabel, 70 bab bic bei<
ben 3infen berielben tief in bic Bruit
bes Merniten brangen. Yer Sob be-
freite ibn bon ben ihredliden S6mer<
3en.
Dfnig. Der Oberransirer Serb.
@9ufter rsttete bus 5tDeiidbrtge Rinb
bes Germ 3egentr aus ben Glutben
bsr burh bns inaufbDrlide Megentpets
tet bohdngeffbpDllenen glpe bonn fihes
ren Gobe bes Grtrinlens.
MedlinQhauitn. Der Gbren.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14

New York. July I2-The Evening Posts
cablegram: Stock markets here were
quiet to-day. and the gold Withdrawals
exercised a slightly dropping effect on the
closing prices. Americans were preju-
diced BY reports of yellow fever among
the troops IN Cuba and all were lower
except Central Pacific and Canadian Pa
cinc. Bonds are being freely deposited in
connection with the reorganization of the
b. a o. As 20 a possible change in the
discount rate of the Bank of England to-
morrow, all hat can be said Is hat his
retention of the rate will not check the
gold Withdrawals. while a reduction to ?
per rent would not facilitate them. Ow-
ing to the great abundance OF call money
the bank rate is quite Imperative.
The bank to-day sold e3s3 coo In German
coin for shipment to Russia, through Ber-
lin. The continued decline in that direc-
ton would seem TO be associated with the
development of various industries In Rus
STA. the capital for which has been large
ly raised in Germany. Argentines were
sensibly frmer and chileans showed q
large rise.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14
ONLY THREE IN THE HOSPITAL.
The Members of Company A Getting
Along All Right.

Great Falls, July 1S.-From letters
received from members of Company "A
1t is learned h a there are only thre@
members of the company in the hospi-
tai. r. II. Mccormick, who has oeen
in the hospital for some time with a
severe attack of pneumonia, is conval-
escing and will o be out. Among
the old Montana boys in San Francisco
is Jack Reddy. a printer, formerly OF
Great Falls, who is with the Alger bat
terry of wyoming. which is located at
the Preside, and is said to like the Ire
pretty well. He is a non-commissioned
officer and well thought of by his Of
ficers.
The committee obtaining subscrip-
tions for the Company A fund has peen
hard at work to-day, in spite OF the
hot weather, and the sum OF $3.50 has
been added to the fund. This makes a
total of 81, 1855. This makes IL toler-
ably certain that, with the subscrip-
tions yet to come in, the entire FUND
will be at least $1,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14

county. Is In the city looking AFTER the
sale of his clip.
John McCooey. the Neihart mining
man, is spending a few days In this
city on business.
w. I. Bower OF the sheep ffrm Of
Bower Bros, at Stanford. Is selling his
clip In this market to-day.
Samuel Phillips. county commission
ers of Fergus county. is IN the city Tor
the purpose Of selling mis- wool.
]. NJ. Patten, foreman of the rioun
composing room, has returned from q
vacation spent at Logging Creek.
s. s.. Hobson of Utica IL q visitor IN
the city, and like most OF the WOOL
growers, is studying the wool mar
ket.
]. s. Cunningham left this morning
| for a three months visit with his par
! ents, who reside In the Indian terri
tory.
Mathew Dunn is In the city from
his sapphire mine at Togo. He says
that affairs there are very pros
porous.
@. B.. and Frank Christian. compos-
ing the firm of wool growers known as
Christian Bros, are in the city from
Sweet Grass.
]. @. FEY of Sweetgrass went to Hell
ena this morning on business. HIS
family returned to their home on the
afternoon train.
The young ladies who are managing
the ball in the interests OF Company
AS fund, turned In the sum OF $ze5 az
their contribution.
A. G.. Sears. principal of th Neihart
schools. has accepted the position or
principal of the schools at the copper
smelter in this city.
DR.. A. b. slmouson has arrived from
Calumet, Mich. TO attend the mar
rage of his sister-fn-law, Miss EVANS
to ]. 8. 3. H~ollinshead.
Rev. Jacob Mills of Utica, one OF the
owners of the Sage Creek Sheep COM
pany, is in the city looking after the
sale OF the company's WOOL.
Theodore Kick, charged with steal
ing switch keys from the Great
Northern, has been dismissed from Gus
toby on motion of the county attof-
ney.
Mrs. S. B.. Forster and children left
this morning for a Francisco. where
she will visit her son, who is a memoe
of A. She will remain until
the Is sent to Manila
The democrats who visited Helena on
Sunday and the following days for the
purpose OF attending the meeting OF
the state committee, have returned anu
state hat they had a very pleasant
time.
III. F. Guth, the Shelby Junction mer-
chant, is in the city on a business trip
He reports that he is building a new
and larger store building and Is hgur-
ing on lighting 1t with the acetylene
gas system.
d. L. S. Barker of Neihart - In the
city on his return from an Eastern
trip. He says he has not been Eas'
: during the surmer season In 20 years
and his experience this time Is sucf
; that he does not care to repeat IL.
Leonard Goss and Mrs. Mamie Gos'
of Augusta were married this evenins
| in the parlors of the Milwaukee hotel
: Rev. N. A. Chamberlain performed TIM
! ceremony, which was witnessed by
few friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Goss ar
well known and much liked in Au
gusta, where they will make their hom'
in the future.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-14
CHINOOK NEWS.

Friday, July Is. has been named by
the North Choteau County Woolgrow-
ers' association as sales day, and every
Friday will be sales n until
all of the wool has been disposed OF.
There is now 700, 900 pounds of wool in
the warehouse and the rest is coming
in rapidly.
c. M. Sedgwick of Clear Creek has
raised and marketed a large crop OF
Strawberries this season, n his espe-
rience is likely TO others IN
rying this profitable crop.
Harrison Kellar of Landusky n
Miss Jennie Davis of Paradise valley
were married on Sunday evening at the
Methodist parsonage in Chinook.
A new ditch company for the purpose
of taking water from the west fork OF
the Milk river is being organized and
will soon add more acres to the agricul-
tural land of Choteau county.
Rev. F. M. Riggin of Great Falls Will
visit Chinook on July 20 for the purpose
of holding the regular quarterly con-
ference.
Cole Sedgwick and George Duffield
have arranged a horse race for their
pet nimal to be run on the 18th inst.
The race is a 6o0-yard lash and Is for
$50 a side.
w. r. Leet has returned to Chinook
and has taken charge of the Great
Northern station nee more. He has
been given an office assistant and a
raise of salary.
No clue to the cause of the fire at
Malta last week has been discovered.
The loss on the livery stable is esti-
mated at 81, $50; insured for $1,000.
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An ola Custom Revived.

Dwellers near the Louvre, says a
Paris letter. will soon be treated twice
a day to some old fashioned music by
the chimes of the church Of ST. Ger
main L'Auxerrois. Formerly the bells
played tunes four times daily. but as
their mechanism went wrong they be-
came silent for years. The chimes have
now been restored in the tower be-
tween the church and the town a
of the district, where they were before,
and they have been formally handed
over TO the city. The airs. which have
been arranged by a c~onservatoire pro-
lessor, are Lulli's "Marche de Tu-
renne." Rameau's "Tamborin," and an
old French ballad. These Will be heard
at IL every morning. and in the after
moor at 4 O'Clock. The carlton consists
of thirty-eight bells. with hfty-two
hammers. and comprising three oc-
taves. The tunes will be evolved by a
clockwork mechanism. and the old
wooden cylinder has been replaced by
one of brass. Arrangements have like
wise beer made for special holiday airs,
such as the "Marseillaise." on July IA,
and Christmas chimes on December ..
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MARKETS.



Chicago, July B.-Higher Liverpool ca
bles and confirmation of heavy export
business at the seaboard yesterday, to-
gether with advices from New York that
the foreign demand was still unsatisfed.
started wheat strong. Fine weather and
the more favorable crop news developed
generous selling by scaipers. partly for
the short account and partly 20 secure
profits from investments made on the re-
cent break. The market did not get sup
port enough to sustain prices In the face
OF his selling and September went on
TO 67ssc. July lost lc, declining to l4Ac
A break of &c a bushel in cash wheat at
ST. Louis and indications that by this day
new wheat would be moving too freely
for the demand. caused great
in the end. and prices declined still fur
Their. Chicago received 40 cars Of wheat.
81 being new. Atlantic port c~learsnces
of wheat and hour were equal to 1850 o
bushels. July left on lie lower ana sep
TENDER lost &c.
The weather was nne for corn, and crop
prospects improved. but the comparative
ly low prices at the start encouraged bulls
TO buy on the rally In wheat and prices
were materially advanced. The market
turned decidedly weak during the latter
part of the session. bulls unloading their
than lost. September declined nc for the
day.
Heavy selling by professionals during
the last half hour. favorable crop reports
and the weakness in corn caused a down.
fall in oats. September lost &c.
Falling off in the receipts, and higher
prices for hogs started provisions strong.
Later the edge was taken of the market
by moderate realizing and selling by pack
ers. The decline In the grains also had
a depressing effect. Pork closed 22.o
down; lard lost 2hc and ribs TIC.