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Kansas City journal. [volume] (Kansas City, Mo.) 1897-1928, 1899-12-07
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE to our friends and customers
We are now. running our new tent and
awning factory full blast at 10 and u w.
5th ST. with a full line of new goods for
tents, awnings and horse and wagon COW
ers, flags, mackintoshes. duck clothing.
etc.. great bargains in goods damaged by
the fire. C. j. Baker.
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FOUND.


THE best way to sell one sealskin jack
ct, 10 collarettes and few mink capes,
boas, muffs, for the charges. These goods
all new and the latest style. Also few
pairs of sealskin driving gloves
c. BLITZ, 534 Walnut st.
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To the East.

Via Burlington Route and Chicago.
Leave Kansas City 6:15 p. m. daily.
Arrive Chicago $50 a. m. daily.
Leave Chicago
Via Pennsylvania 1890 a. m.
Via Lake Shore 1890 a. m.
Via Michigan Central 1890 a. m.
Via Nickel Plate 10:35 a. m.
Via Niagara Falls Short Line 1900
noon.
Via Grand Trunk 3:02 p. m.
Via Erie 800 p. m.
Through tickets on sale at s23 Main
street.
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ADMINISTRATORS AND TESTAMENTARY
Trustees Sale Of ST James Hotel. Buildings and
Real Es;ate-Notice is hereby given that the UNDER
signed administrator bonis non, with the will
nexed OF the OF Basil W Alexander. deceased.
and tes,amenary trustee under the VIII Of said de-
ceased. will. Monday. the sth day of January,
ls0e between the hours OF eight o'clock in the fore
noon and fire (j) o'clock In the afternoon OF that
day. the south front door OF the Jackson county.
Missouri, house. Kansas City. sell st public
auction the highest bidder. for cash. the following
described real estate. with the buildings thereon.
known as the ST. James hotel. in Kansas City. Mis-
souri,. namely: Lots twenty-three CD, tweEty-iour
(2i, twenty-five CO. and twenty-sx t2e), in block
one III, of McDaners addition to the city OF Kansas
City the county of Jackson. and state OF Missouri.
said lots having together frontage OF nipeysix y6p
feet on the line OF Walnut street. and with that
width running westwardly hundred forty-two
ui2 feet 10 alley sixteen 90 feet wide also all
right title and interest OF said deceased In lot
twenty-seven (2O Of said block. and air Easements
in said lot conveyed by deed OF William Long Said
deceased dated March 26;h. 1889. and recorded in
the recorders Office for said county, in book 36
page $685. For further information apply to the I'M
dersigned or to Karnes, New Krauthon. attorneys
for the undersigned. at whose Office abstract or
chain Of title TO the above property can be seen
EUGENE c. LrrTAIAN
Administrator and Testamertary Trustee Of tho Es-
fate OF Basil W. Alexander. Deceased 49,
Dated Kansas City. Missouri December 9Th. 1870.
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HAVE PURE cIsTERN WATER.

THE city IS condemning ali impure cis-
terms. We guarantee our purifying pumps
will purify and keep pure your cistern
water. Brinton Pump and Supply COM
pany, 555 Walnut st. Telephone 2iS9.
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For sALE-REAL Esr.TE.-

LOT BARGAINS.
$28 PER FOOT.
80 feet on Charlotte near 34th, east front,
street paved. sewer, water and gas. feet
above grade: just the place to build.
$3.50 PER FOOT
80 feet on Holmes, only 200 feet from the
$5th St blvd. 4 feet above grade; price
$2250 foot.
s12 PER FOOT.
Beautiful lots in Mellier place, with new
and direct line of cars.
$40 PER FOOT. ..
IS feet on Denver ave-, near 18th; east
front; shade trees; above grade. This is
snap; good two days only.
THAYER-MOORE BROKERAGE CO.,
103 West Eighth.
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ss..s-eENu1sE CHEROKEE LUMP.

FOR few days only We will sell best
Cherokee lump in the city for $S75; cars
must be unloaded: Lehigh hard coal, $50
to, close 1t out at cost; oak wood sawed
twice. So: satisfaction guaranteed. 18th and
Walnut Tel. 1856.
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l@ N@lQ WAMT T@ RMY A l11[

Now is the time to buy Kansas City,
Kas., real estate. Prices will surely ad-
vance In short time Taxes are all paid.
Good abstract furnished. Warranty deed
furnished. Best bargains in Kansas City,
Kas., can be made on the following:
l 25-foot lot on Georgia avenue in Edger-
ton place.
/ 50-foot lot in Grandview on 18th street,
just south of street car. line.
2 lots on Waverly avenue, corner Walnut
street; paved street.
lots in Pullman heights.
All of these are good building sites and
desirable for home sites.
They are owned by firm that is willing
to sell at any reasonable offer.
MERRIAM, ELLIS & BENTON,
oil Minnesota ave-,
Tel. West "a. Kansas City, Kas.
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YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN contem-
plating matrimony. housewives, hotel and
furnished room keepers who are in need of
furniture, carpets, stoves, in fact every
thing pertaining to housekeeping. will find
it to their interest to trade with us. We
will guarantee saving of from % to 80 per
cent: besides, we will afford you the most
deposit balance to suit your convenience.
Customers residing in any part of Mo. or
Kas. will be given the same liberal terms.
CO.. Sth and Main. Kansas City, Mo. Es-
ia h1ished 1883 ...-
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HOUSEHOLD. GOODS.
A(UG770@)[ 2

To-day, Thursday, December {, at 10
a. M. we will sell at 556 and 55S Walnut
street, contents of rooming house, viz:
Bedroom suits, dressers, beds, springs, mat
tresses,, safes, wardrobes, folding beds,
chairs, rockers, heating and cooking stoves,
couches. We have also large quantity of
crockery, tinware; parlor suits, fine book
case. L elegant leather rocker. center tables,
silverware, sewing machines, l carload
new chairs and rockers, all styles and
qualities; pictures lace curtains. extension
and center tables, in fact almost everything
that is found in house. We have also
nice lot of velvets, Administers. ingrains,
rugs, etc. etc. WALNUT STREET AUG
TION AND STORAGE co. Tel. $685.
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Portland and Puget Sound Line.
Only Il hours. No other line does IL.
Tourist sleepers. Dining cars. Ticket Office,
1000 Main st. Telephone 1l0e
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The following is list of The Journal want ad-
agencies In Kansas City. Kansas City. Kas.. Inde-
pendenee, Argentine and Armourdale. Want ads.
l.r publication in The Journal may BE left at aay
OF the drug stores below named and they will be
attended to as carefully IL left at The Journal
Office. Wants are &c a line. 6 words to line:
West Side.
Sncdgrass Drug Store SIS and go Main st
Arnold Pharmacy. 5th and Main.
A H. Beck. 500 Main.
Elk Pharmacy. 127 W. sth-
GREEN'S Pharmacy. 18th and broadway.
SUNNI. Street Pharmacy. 18th and Summit.
william Eysselrs Pharmacy. 1O0l W. 18th
E. Lawson, 171a Holly. a
Rockwell Bros. 12th and Penn.
Laird Drug Co.. llth and Broadway.
East Side.
EuS q srI Pharmacy ". Eleventh and Walnut
Model Pharmacy. Sth and Campbell.
Paseo Pharmacy East Eth.
J: F. Harris. 2aei E. I,tn.
H. A. Bower. :eOO L. 9Th
Fetter & Co.. 9Th and Woodland.
John Reuie, 50I East istn.
~ v. Allen Co.. sls East 18th.
J; c. Wirthman 18th and Troost.
J. c. Lock. 1900 Troost.
r. T. Thornton. 1873 E. 18th.
G. R. Cooper & CO.. 22OI E. 18th.
suckrer Pharmacy. $50 E 18th.
G. n Richardson. se29 E. 18th
Holmes Street Pharmacy. 18th and Holmes
A. Brnenert. 18th and Grand.
J. ]. Esmond, ssls Independence ave-
H. s. Mcdonald 1923 Independence ave.
Jones BIOS, 2oVl Independence byd.
c. E. Znn. sol Independence ave.
Miers Pharmacy. &c Independence ave.
Paul Hess Pharmacy. Independence and Forest.
]. W. Ritchey. 9Th and Holmes.
j. NJ. Surface, 1s32 Grand.
c. E. Corcoran. 9Th and Troost
W. s. Mccain. SEQ Independence ave.
j. McArdle. II East Fifth street.
South Side.
South Of Goth ST.
B. F. Willis, 2SGl Beleyew ave.
Ideal Pharmacy. 18th and Southwest bvd.
Stevens Nine Corners. .oi-6 Southwest Svd-
Ellis Pharmacy. 1893 Main:
A. Bruenert. 53I Westport.
J. F. Carey Co.. 3l:: and Main.
Kansas City, Kas.
Charles F. Malloy. corner Tenth and Minnesota
Todd g. Todd corner Thirteenth and l. road
A. A. Wood. OF Fifth and Virginia
Marshs drug store, corner Of Seventh and Central.
Argentine, kas.
William McGeorge. corner of Second and Metro
politan.
ArmOurdale, Kas.
o. @. Ciafln. corner of Usage and Mil.
Rosedale.
McGeorge's Drug Store Rosedale.
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ON TIME.

MONEY to loan on diamonds and jewell
ry. 500 Main st
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Homeseekers' Excursions December
and 10, Win the Burlington Route.

One fare plus $500 for the round trip to
noints in Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado.
fTtah' Minnesota and the Northwest. Final
return limit q days. For detailed informa-
ton call or address City Passenger Agent,
1913 Main street.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A. l.. o. SCHUYLER, r.,eXamines and
guarantees titles in Missouri and Kansas.
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The
Fast "Elf'
TO Chicago
Daily at 6:15 p. m.
Via Burlington Route.
Ticket Office, S23 Main Street.
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DIED.

GARRIGAN-John p, at his family resi-
dence, 413 Independence ave, Wednesday
morning at S:45 o'clock.
Funeral Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
Interment st. Marys cemetery.
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THE VERY FINEST TRAINS
CHICAGO AND n ST. LOUIS
via
CHICAGO & ALTON R. R.
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s1.so-pIANo TUNING.

S.5Q-PIANO tuning. Leave orders or ad-
dress A. WEBER, Is z. Sth 1t
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TO Observation-Disclosures.

FARM FOR RENT.
The John l. Blair farm, of about $50
acres; all inside of city limits; paved
streets; adjoining Sheffield; all can be cult
waited except a grove of about 20 acres;
which is used for pasture lot. This farm
will be rented in a body, or, if preferred.
in lots of from to Is acres, for gardening
purposes; possession March 1. 1900. Call on
- j. II. FROST, Agent,
Second Street Depot
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SAN Antonio, Tex.
Snnta Ee Route.

Through Pullman palace sleeper and
chair car leaves Kansas City daily at 10
Q. m, arriving at San Antonio the second
morning. Winter tourist tickets now on
sale at Santa Fee Office. northeast corner
Tenth and Main streets.
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LADIES, TURKISH BATHS.

PLAIN baths. soc: manicuring: hairdress-
ing: hair switches and toilet articles. Scalp
treatment. Miss Ella Lennon. 5l9 Altman
bldg
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LOST.

LOST.
>,-ooo>,,>o~o~~~~~~~~
LOSrOne black horse, about II hands
high, straight face. ]. A. NAPP, Box 80.
Sheffield.
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YIAVI COMPANY,

VIAVI is woman's way to health; whole
some, rational: operations avoided. IO4
New York Life bldg. - a --. ....... e..
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LAND TITLE GUARANTEE COMPANY.
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M0GeD M0n0mamdde7
so4 to $40 Central ST.; European plan; steam
heat; newly refurnished.
/ OIL. OF BEAUTY, the greatest skin tonic
for the complexion. Madam Zahner, 1913
Z. 18th st.
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NOTICE.
The real estate of William Martindale, as
conveyed to me for his creditors, is hereby
offered for sale for the highest price Of
fered Bids will be received by me for this
property as a whole up to and including
December %, 1899. Each bid must be ac-
companied by certified check for per
cent of bid. Those who desire to purchase
may see description of lands at office of
receiver of the First National bank En-
poria, Kas., or of the undersigned at Flor
ence, Kas. R. T. BATTEY Trustee
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California Limited.
Santa Fee Route.
Leaves Kansas City every Wednesday,
THURSDAY, Friday and Sunday at a. m !;
Testibuled and electric lighted through
out. Finest train west of Kansas City.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
FOR SALE-A scholarship in one of the
best business colleges in Kansas City at a
very low price. Address NJ SO. Journal Of
fee
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Advertisements under this heading Sc
Tine. words to line.
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.

CONFINEMENT cases boarded quietly
babies adopted; no charges for medical
services" surgery diseases Of women
Call or address Hospital. 1927 Michigan
Kansas City, Mo.
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The following is list of The Journal want ad-
agencies In Kansas City. Kansas City. Kas- Inde-
pendenee, Argentine and ArmourdaIe- Want ads
for publication in The Journal may &c left at any
Of the drug stores below named and they will DO
attended to as carefully II left At The Journal
ONCE Wants are &c a line. words to line:
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wANTED-MALE HELP.

Advertisements under this heading SC q
line. words to a line.
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WANTED-2 young men, $1,000: grocery
clerk. news agents. second cook, dining
car. $40: tiemakers, South; laborers Colo
RADIO. Wyoming. 8 West 9Th St, room 9.
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home Mnoday evening after an ex-
tended business trip to the principal
eastern cities.
Jake Hansen, one of the old-timers
in Emery, spent the day in town from
there Tuesday.
Miss Etha Preuett of Livingston
spent Monday in this city on her way
to Butte.
Miss Cora Wood is attending school
in Butte this winter.
Peter Martin, postmaster at Emery,
accompanied by his family, spent last
Sunday in Deer Lodge.
companied by his wife and family,
spent Wednesday night in Deer Lodge
on their way to Helmville by private
conveyance.
Misses Lulu and Gertie schurtz, after
an extended visit to friends in Mis-
| soula, returned home Tuesday night
John Astele, accompanied by his
| wife and children, went to Butte by
private conveyance last Saturday and
| remained until after the big reception.
They were guests of w. F. Sinsel and
| family while in Butte.
| Mrs. Joseph A. Hyde and daughter,
Miss Lizzie, went to Butte Friday of
| last week on visit to friends and re-
| manned until after the reception to the
volunteers.
|
! reduction works at Old Beartown Wed
nesday evening on business and re-
turned Thursday All the machinery
for the new plant is on the ground and
a force of men are busily engaged in
| putting It In. AS soon as the machin-
cry is placed the plant will start up.
]. w. Farley came up from Pioneer
Thursday for visit with his family.
D. D. Walker of Anaconda was in
Deer Lodge Wednesday on business.
| E. G. Fox, who attended the grand
encampment of Odd Fellows at Helena
last week was honored by that organi-
cation by being elected to the Office Of
grand high priest,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Clements. Mrs.
Clements mother. Mrs Hunt, who
have been residing at Mrs. Mary Kel
leys in West Deer Lodge during the
past summer. took their departure for
Butte Wednesday evening and will
live there during the coming winter.
John N. Bielenberg got home last
Saturday from short business trip 10
Helena.
]. H. Strain Of Anaconda and H
Strain of Great Falls, prominent bust
ness men of those places, We're here
| Wednesday and submitted bids for the
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ton last night in K. of P. hall in honor
of Lieutenant w. C. Gardenhire of
Company F, Sergeant Charles R. SUIT
ton of Company l. and j. P. Daily of
Company G. ~ ...
Mrs. Donald Campbell, who has been
i'll for a month"; is convalescing.
Sergeant Bordeaux left last night
for Louisiana to visit his family and
will return after the holidays.
The Entire Nous club gave a delight
full party in Renshaw hall last Thurs
day. t'-., S.
Mr., and Mrs. E. H. Sherman and
Mr. Sherman's mother and sister have
returned from a pleasant visit at the
Sherman ranch near Henry's lake
Mrs. w. Bishop of Helena was the
guest of Mrs. r. Swesser the carly
part the week. a-%
Mrs. Allen Woody Of Missoula was
the guest of Mrs.. G.. G. Beckvith at
the Shodair block last week.
Miss Dorothy Greenwood of Helena
was Mrs. Joe -Rosenthars guest last
week n
M J. Cornell has returned from his
hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs. George Webster of
Missoula and Mr.. and Mrs. F. *. Hess
of Deer Lodge, who have been the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. King dur
ing the last week., returned home m
Thursday.
A surprise party was given TO Miss
Hedwidge Dupius at her home. ST
Harrison avenue, Tuesday evening.
The evening was spent in dancing.
playing games and music. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Dupius,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Woodbridge, Mrs. Nc
Kay, Mrs. Henault, Misses Desjar-
dine, Henault Barrel, Mckay, Dupius.
LAME Mckay and Laura and Diana
Dupus, Messrs. c. Brown. B. Brown.
H R. Bucks S. Gilman, H. B. Hin
ton, o. Dupuis, S. Carrie, A. Hinton,
B. Woodbridge, Wilfred and Hector Du-
puts.
| Miss Winnie Squires of Hamilton is
! visiting in the city the guest Of Mrs.
! J. H. McQueeney.
! Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Pulliam and Mrs.
+ Newton Hyde and daughter have re-
turned to Missoula, after spending a
d few days with Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan
/ Johnston.
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Holly bankrupt stock of dry goods and
clothing. ~
L. G. Parker left last week for Sump-
ter. the new mining camp in Oregon,
which Is attracting considerable at
tention. f,,l',
Russell Appllng came down from
suite Monday and spent the day with
friends - ''.,r,5
Mrs. G: Fl. Williams and Miss Allie
Albee, who had been on short visit
to Butte, returned home Sunday.
Will Coleman left for Bonner Friday
I to accept ?. a position as assistant book
company at that place. 1
Mrs. H. G. Walton visited friends
In Butte the first Of the week and was
there for the reception to the Montana
volunteers.
Miss Fannie Holly came down from
Butte Thursday for a few days visit
with friends in Deer Lodge. She is a
guest at the home Of Mrs. James Els
till. ,'ent-
Judge S. X. Davis returned from a
visit to Anaconda friends Tuesday.
After spending the greater portion
of the summer in the Klondike, f. r.
Miles returned home Tuesday evening.
E. l.. Bonner of Missoula arrived in
town Tuesday evening and remained
several days looking after his extensive
business 1nterestes here.
Warren Evans and wife, Tom Nc
Tague and wife, Frank Conley and
wife, James Beaton, jr., and wife, Mrs.
John Mcmahon, Mrs. P. J. Butler
Theodore and Morrill, Stackpole, Maude
Schurtz, Fl. C. Smurr, w. N. Ayles-
worth and wife, c. D. Joslyn, Ed Els
till, Howard Hasselberger, r. J. Dee,
John N. Bielenberg, Fred Foster, Ray
Welton, Harry Narcotic, Assessor
George S. Miller and son, Guy, Mrs.
George Cockrell. Miss Marie Cockrell
Mrs. D. Rickert, Miss Ethel Wood
and Earl Stuart were at the big cele-
bratio at Butte Monday.
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In Deer Lodge,

Deer Lodge. Oct. 2s.-Mrs. William
Williams gave delightful entertain
ment to number of her lady friends
at her home in West Deer Lodge
Thursday afternoon. A dainty luncheon
of choice viands was served and an at
ternoon of genuine enjoyment was
spent by those present.
Rev. Father De Ryckere, who was
quite iii the first of the week, is much
better and will be able to be up. Father
De Ryckere was one of the first Catholic
priests to come to Montana and ar
rived in Deer Lodge in the summer
of 1867, and has since resided here. The
reverend father is we'll known and be-
loved all over western Montana and his
many friends will hope for his speedy
recovery.
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James Reed Injured.

Mr.. James Read struck his leg
against a cake Of ice in such a manner
as to bruise it severely. 1t became very
much swollen and panied him SO badly
that he could not walk without the aid
of crutches. He was treated by physi-
clans. also used several kinds OF lini-
ment and two and a half gallons Of
whiskey in bathing it, but nothing gave
any relief until he began using Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. This brought al
most a complete cure in a weeks time,
and he believes that had he not used
this remedy his leg would have had to
be amputated. Mr. Reed is one of the
House, w. Va. Pain Balm is unequaled
for sprains, bruises and rheumatism.
Rev. 5. A. Donahoe Testifies to the Good
Qualities of Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy.
On the 10th of December, 1S9V, Rev. s.
A. Donahoe, pastor M. E. church South
PIT. Pleasant, w. Va, contracted a Sc
we're cold which was attended from
the beginning by violent coughing. lie
says: After reSorting to n number of
so-called specifics,' usually kept in the
house, to no purpose, l purchased a
bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Balm
which acted like a charm. most
cheerfully recommend it to the public "
Many Thanks.
Il wish to express my thanks to the
manufacturers of Chamberlain Collie
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for
having put on the market such won.
derful medicine" says w. w. Massin.
gill of Beaumont Texas. There are
many thousands of mothers whose
children have been saved from attacks
of dysentery and cholera infantum who
must also feel thankful. For sale by
all druggists.
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In Bozeman.

Bozeman. Oct. 2S.-The social event OF
the season took place in the armory hall
last Friday evening, when about 25q
members of Bozeman society assembled
to extend their best wishes. offer their
congra tulations and present a piece Of
tinware to Colonel and Mrs. Thomas II.
Pierce. Ten years ago last Friday the
colonel and his wife were united in the
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