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The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15
THE BOARD Of Supervisors Met in Regular Quarterly Sc ssi0n on Satur- day, July |.
  Bills Audited and Allowed and a Large Amount of Routine Work DOne.

ST- JOHNS. APACHE Co.,, ARz.
 July i, 1899 The Board of Supervisors of Apache county met this day as Board oi Equalization. pursuant to Paragraph 2654.of the Revised Statutes of the Territory of Arizona.
 Present.
 4. V. Gibbons. Chairman. l.. J. Brown, !
 Benigno Lepez,
 J. T. Patterson, Clerk. The Board proceeded to equsIize the taxes of said Apache County for the year 1899.
 Anderson, c. P, raised on saddle horse
 $l0.06 {" !" assessed one wagon
 sS5,Oc raised on valuation
 of sheep $342.75
 $3S7.75. Ames Bres. asssssed on value of im- provements $I75.00,
 Averett Elisha, reduced on land $50 Alger, T. G. reduced on land 10000 |" raised on value of s.
 cattle 1000 of W.
 horses 5000 Armijo, Ambrosio, raised on value
 of wagon 25.0O Adey, John, reduced on value of
 burros 600 raised on value of
 sheep 1s0.0O The Board now took recess until 2 o'clock p. m,
 The Board resumed session at 2p. m. Full Board and Clerk present. Ansures. Francisco, raised on
 value ". horse S1O.OO raised on value
 of saddle $500 " raised on value
 D. COWS 24.0O " raised on value
 of s. Cattle 1850 '- '' on value of wagon 1000 Analla, Jose, raised on value of W.
 horse 1000
 B. Burges, T. ". raised on value of
 s. cattle 15,OO Brown, L. J. raised on value of S.
 horses 10000 [" |" |" of s.
 cattle GOO Biglow, Hiram, raised on value of
 ", horses 1000 raised on value of D.
 COWS 600 Bacca, Marcos, raised on value of
 lots springerville S25.oO '' raised on value of
 wagon 15.o0 Beeler, Ed. assessed on house 4O.OO Barrett, Henry, raised on valUs of
 s. cattfe 2s0.OO e on saddle and
 harness 25.00 Earth, Isaac, raised on value of
 goods 5000 J. B. raised on value of g.
 cattle 5000 Brown. Benj. raised on value of
 town lots 2O.Oo '' e ''Value Im-
 proVments 150,00 2" "on value sheep 45O,OO :" assessed Is interest in
 Threshing machine 5000 '' '' raised on household
 goods 26.OO Burk, H. R. raised on value of s.
 cattle zoo '" stock of
 goods 1875 t "" assessed s s. horses 5000 ' . raised on harness and
 saddle D.eO q raised on wagons 20.O0 !" "'' q sed on improvements
 s5OOO Butler. J. N. raised on value of D.
 cows 12.O0 assessed ons wagon 2O.OO n ra.: -, q
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15
Buck1en's Arnica salve.

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The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15

People Believe what they read about Hoods Sarsaparilla. They know it is an honest medicine, and that it cures. Get Hoods and only Hoods.
 Hoods Pills cure all liver ills, rc- heve constipation assist digestion. 95e.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15

It is estimated that over 2,000 Nor mons from Utah will emigrats to the state of Chihuahua during the next few months.-Prospector.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15
s1.SS5.M

St. Geo. Creaghe. Raised on value of S. cattle $500. The Beard now adjourned until July 7th, at g o'clock a. n.
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15

OIAIm anU IaX AK6nG. After full consideration of the mat ter and things set forth in said letter. by unanimous vote of the Supervis ors, of said Apache County. It was re- solved, that Benigpo Lopez Member
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15

Satan is the father of all lies snS natrimnnv is the mother of all szS@
The St. Johns herald., 1899-07-15
ST. JOHNS HERALD.

ADVERTISING RATES.
 l inch mos. s1. 2 mos. $I,5 3 mos. g. 6 mos. s. year s. 2inches 1 mos. $1 ,50 2 mos. $2,5O, mos. s. 6 mos. $4, 50 year s7,50.
 4 column 1 mos. g. 2 mos. 8. mos. s4. 6 mos. $6. year $10.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT.
Regular Meeting Of the Common Council
Will be Held at That Time.


yne regular meeting Of the Common
Council, of this city, will be held on
Tuesday might in the council chamber
in the courthouse, at s O'Clock.
This will be the second regular
meeting this month. the days set aside
being the first and fourth Tuesday in
each month. AS far as can be learned
there will be no business Of vital i'm
portance brought up but it is irnpos-
sible TO tell what may be sprung on the
meeting at the last minute.
One important matter that was to
have been considered at the meeting
was relative to the street paving. It
was expected that the report Of the
committee would be ready by this time
but as is knoWT the committee has
been unable to meet and take action
owing to the absence OF 4 Common
;wealth's attorney j.. K NJ Newton,
who has the ordinance in question and
is out Of the city ON his vacation.
There will probably be some discus
sion Of the work on the sewer system.
but&there is nothing important in that
line. Tt may simply be generally talk
ed over. The bridges will probably
come up for discussion during the
evening also KIN .5
The resid ents OF the Acre have Pc
titsoned the council to have the old
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
these vessels, especially the warships,
as the company is getting only IS per

these vessels. especially the warships,
as the company is getting only Is per
cent. Of it's steel on time.
edwin S. Crlmp. superintendent Of
the company, antic ipates that the pres
ent condition of the steel output is La
BILE to Continue two years, although
every plant isy overworked and is add
ing to its ca pacity. Zone plant said
he. 'nlIde numerous additions to it's
mills about three years ago. and has
since quadrupled Its capacity: yet it
can only turn out rs per cent. of its Or
ders. Another plant, manufacturing
steel cars, could use 900 tons pc. day,
but cam get only 500. The rates for
hauling ore on the Lakes q year and a
half ago We're so cents a ton. Now they
are $3.50 a ton and are likely to go to
81 before naviga tion closes.
Great as the boom is now 1t is liza
BILE to steadily increase, and venture
to say that if the Hanna Subsidy bill
should become a law there would be
enough shipbuilding in the country for
the ensuing five years to keep every
plant busy during that period.
''Of course, the steel plants will in
time be able to meet all demands, as
many new plants will necessarily spring
into existence, and all the present are
even now increasing their capacity as
rapidly as they can. AS a matter Of
1<1CIf OAIC &AlilC1ASsiIi Hdte
a new problem TO meet-the export bus
iness-and it has suddenly developed
beyond their anticipatiOns. It has been
said that a three per cent change of a
national vote could cause a revolution
Well, a five per cent. increase in the
export business has caused business
revolution, which the rnanr .acturers
have got to meet With building bridges
IN the Sudan; iocomo tives, bridges and
railroad equipments for Siberia water
pipes for Odessa and all sorts Of manu-
featuring interests Of the United States
have entered on a new era. which. while
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
NOTES or SKIPPING.

nv, = ,y1r;i,;ol,,, ,r.,>o,,, a c,o,,, e.Ii,
- a.''p y .'ot'.' 80 9 ~
Engine Bu1sdang company as about 10
make improvements which will prac-
/. +icaslv donble +ha cana cItv Of the
7 - -. ,,, ' -,
,s'.l says one -.
co.ilpaLy .Ias 1us't eakels ssyess'lo!,
q y acrss ~ GROUND aNJol!il'is the ola
yaIu, anu VIII an .v, once pesan une ere &c,
.ioai q an - pslt, "lrSl W.
De Su,,a,.steu i,s aoous yea. one me new new
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

Plain White and Light Figured Lawn
Wrappers. we'll made. worth $l.00 and
S1.25, now soc.
Figured Lawn and Dimity Wrappers.
made With extra corset waist, wor:h
$l.50 and $500, now S1.23.
Light Blue, Pink and White lawn
Wrappers, handsomely trimmed With
braid. worth $3.50, now $l.9S.
Calico Wrappers. in Black, Blue ana
Light Colors. worth 69c, special price.
39c.
soc Calico Wrappers, in Black ana
Blue. 69c.
All our SLIGO and $1.25 Calico Wrap
pers. in Navy, New Blue and Black. S9c.
Best quality Blue Percale Wrappers,
made with founce on skirt. worth Sl.75,
special price. $1.23.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Miscellaneous Bargains.

&c White Cotton Towels &c.
Extra size Fringed Towel worth
PFC. nov Sc. !,
Large Linen Huck Towel. worth lie,
u lie.
FrinGed and Hemstitched Linen Huck
Towels 16c.
White Dan,ask Towel. worth 25c 19c.
35c Damask Towel, Knotted Fringe,
&c.
lie Bleached Turkish Towel 121-2c.
F'Ill size Bedspread, worth SOC, 47c.
Large Spread, good quality, worth
soc. CSC.
S1.25 Spread, elegant value. Sac.
Marseilles Spread, extra size, worth
$50, SPECIAL price, Sligo
Cllildren's Fancy Parasol, worth soc,
&c
s1.o0 Infants Caps, ssc.
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Flannels and Linens.

1sc quality White Flannel u 1-2c.
Fine White Flannel, worth zoe, Ice.
1Sc quality Red FLANNEL u lac.
Heavy Red Flannel, worth &c, II 1-2c.
soc quality, All Wool Red FLANNEL 23c
Grey Twill Flannel. worth 15c. 111-2c
Short pieces of Fine Bleached Table
Linen, every piece sufficient for a table
cloth. worth 35c, 23c. Haftf
Half Bleached Table Linen, with red
border. worth SOC, now 25c
soc quality 3leached Damask soc.
15c quality Heavy Table Danlask Csc.
25c quality Red Table Linen Ice.
SOC quality Turkey Red Linen CSC.
50c quality Red Table Linen 35c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
ShirttWaists and Wrappers

All our s1.OO, s1.25 and s1.5O Colored
Waists. in Percales and Piques. all new.
fresh goods. will be sold for CSC
u plain Colored and Fancy Percale and
Pique Waists. that sold for So. IS and
sac, now 59c.
Fancy Percale Waists. elegantly made
With .tucks. all sizes. worth soc. 39c.
- lot, OF so and 75c Colored Waists,
slightly soiled, 19c.
All. our SIPS. $3.50 and s1.75 White
Lawn and Plque Waists, made with in
sorting and tncks. Csc.
Finei White Pique Waists, worth 75c,
50csu XIV ,,tt3:ss ~ st5.,t .;y.sz ,j s:5 s 4,
White Lawn Waists, worth soc. 39c.
Silk Waists. in Black and Colors. that
S2.9s.
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Dress Goods Department.

sc inches wide, Plain Blue Brillantinc,
regular SOC value, for Zoe.
Fine quality Blue Brillantine, high
lustre. worth soc, now SOC.
All Wool Serge, 10 inches wide, Navy
only, worth soc. now 39c.
40 inches wide, All Wool Cheviot. in
Black and Navy. worth CSC, for 45c.
All Wool Figured Black 'Serges, 3S
inches wide, worth SOC. now 25c.
New Crepons. &c inches wide. 4Sc.
a6 inches wide, Figured Black Bril-
lantines, worth 39c. now csc.
sl.25 Imported German Henrietta, spe
ci;al S71hc
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Black Dress Skirts.

Black Figured Brillantine Skirt, worth
$3.50. now csc.
$3.50 Black Figured skirt. s1.4s
Extra fine Plain Black Brillantine
Skirt, worth 500, special price, sos.
$1,000 Black Satin Skirt. sos.
Black Striped Satin Skirt, q hand
some garment, worth $1,000, now SG.9S.
$1,000 Black Taffeta Silk Skirt. trim.
med with velvet, now $S9S.
All Wool Black Crepon Skirt, beau
tiful patterns, Worth $1,000, now S69S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Extraordinary Bargains in Dress Skirts.
Crash Skirts.

Crash Skirts.
Good quality Crash Skirt trimmed
with Braid. worth 75c., now SOC.
$l.00 Linen Crash Skirts, G9c.
White Pique Skirts.
Piquc Skirt. trimmed with fancy
Braid. worth S1.00. now 69c.
Sl.35 White E'ilue Skirt, soc.
SITE White Puue Skirt. sl.25.
$500 Pinue Skirt, with Inserting Trim
ming. $l.35.
Best quality Pipue Skirt, worth $50,
81 SO.
Fine White Pinue Skirt. with Imi,a-
ton tounce of fancy cords, worth S2.9S,
S1.9S.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Lining Bargains.

Best quality silesia. all colors. worth
Zoe. special TIC.
All colors Of Best Percalines ard
Nearsilks. 36 inches wide, 12hc quality.
91Ac.
Fancy Striped Percalines. 40 inches
wide, for lining and undershirts. oiac.
40 inches wide. Black Taffeta Lining,
worth Zoe, now sc.
Black and Grey Canvass, worth Zoe,
6!@c.
Best quality Corset Jeans. worth Sc,
sc.
Remnants Of Dress Makers Cambria
l to yards in the piece, worth sc, 21ac.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Silk Sensation.

9aJapanese Wash Silks, in all colors,
with: Linen Dimty Stripe, worth 33c.
now 25c.y \ IN ,s.st@s,
Checked Satins, in ali colors, worth
39c, now 25c.
{. All our Plain Satins, China and Taf-
feta silks. In al! colors, worth so and
CSC. for 45c. al, @ z.e
Extra quality Black Satin, worth .,5c.
for soc.
"a inches wide. Black Satin, worth
SLIPS, for 75c.
Extra Heavy Black Port de Sole. reg
ular s1.5O quality, s1.10.
Waist Silks, in new Plaids. worth 69c,
row 45c.
Waist Silks, in Fancy Plaids aid
Stripes. worth SOC. for 69c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

81 inches wide, All Wool. Checked ana
Plaid Dress Goods. worth 25c. for 19c.
G &C. inches wide. Fancy Figured Dress
Goods, regular 25c quality, now 12Ac.
ST Fancy Plaid and Checked Goods. dou-
BILE width, sold for l274c, now 8hc.
ssr36.inehes wide, All Wool serges; all
scolnrs, worth 35c, now CSC.
All Wool Covert Suitings. SO inches
wide in all the leading shades, worth
75c, now 4ac.
Solid Color Serges, double width, all
shades, worth 15c. now 11hc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

Children's Satin Parasols, worth soc.
soc.
children's China silk Parasoss, with
.rufIle. worth SIPS, Toe.
Ladies Changeabie Silk Farasols,
worth SIPS, soc.
Ladies, fancy Satin Parasols. worth
$500, Sl.25.
I! Ladies Plaid SIX Parasol. worth
$3.50. s1.50 V, E,s,.E s!t.5 8 tfssts.
s1.oo and s1.25 Umbrellas. fire value.
IS9c-
$50 and SITS Paragon Frame I'm
ibrella SIPS.
Black and colored SILK Umbrellas.
pretty handles. worth $500 and $3.50,
$169.
| zoe. 35c and SOC Infants Caps 15c.
! White and Colored Null Bonnets.
worth 15c. 25c.
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Ribbon w onders

. No. 40 Plain Taffeta Ribbon, all col
trs, worth 2jc, 15c.
25c Fancy Taffeta Ribbon, all silk, 15c:
80 and 35c. Fancy Taffeta Ribbon 1Gc.
NO. ,22 Black Taffeta Ribbon, worth
&c. lie.
No. 30 Black Taffeta Ribbon, worth
IIc. 13c.
No. 40 Black Taffeta Ribbon. worth
1ac. lac.
No. 60 Double Faced Satin Ribbons,
all shades Worth csc. 12c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Our Remnant Counter.

Remnants Of 1Oc. and 12l4c. Lawns.
21ac.
10c. quality White Lawn. in remnants
ic.
l2lac. I'ercales. one yard wide. 5Mc.
Remnants of Bieached Muslin, worth
&c, 31sc
&c. Light Calicos. in remnants. 2H4c
Lace Striped and Plaid White Goods
worth l2Ec. and 15c.. 91hc.
Zoe. quality Checked White Goods, sc
Light Checked Outings. worth &c..
41ac.
1oc. quality Light Colored Outing
6l3c.
One yard wide. Dark Blue Percales
worth lOc., nov 1lhc.
All our calicoes, &C., &C., &c. quality
41ac.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

it caught us little unprepared, will be
met With that neatness and dispatch
which characterizes American genius
and enterprise in everything they an
dertake from sinking one foreign pow
er's navy to equipping another foreign
powers railroads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Specials in Hosiery.

lOc Ladies Seamless Black Hose 1c.
17c Ladies' Full Seamless Blk. Hose 1;c
&c Ladies' full regular made Blk. g 19c.
soc Ladies Fancy Colorel Hose -. 2,c.
1Oc Children's Seamless Blk. Hose Sc.
15c Mems Seamless Half-Hose 80. Sc.
25c Suspenders. slightly soiled $3.50. &c
Etc Mems Ties Observation-Disclosures. &c.
Ladies' Puff Ties, all colors ....... &c
1Dc and 15c Mems Collars ......... &c
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

$1.Oo r. and c.. c. B. and II. and S.
Corsets. White gray and black, now soc
75c. +. and G. and II. and S. Corsets
G9c.
Best soc. Corset in the city for zoe.
$l.00 c. E. Summer Corset, an yes
for CSC.
soc. Summer Corsets, 39c
39c. Summer Corsets. 21c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

ice house on Eighteenth street remove d
and this matter will doubtless be
brought up. It is thought the council
Will decide to have the bui.ding either
moved or torn down.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Cotton Dress Goods.

12@c. and 15c. Figured Organizes. 6Ec.
Zoe. Figured Lawns. sc.
1oc. Quality Skirt Crash, sc.
13c. Quality Cotton Coverts, for skirts
Toe.
Best Covert Cloth, FOR skirts and
suits, 12Hc.
Fancy Colored Pinues, worth 121ac,
SIC.
Solid colored Piques, worth 15c., So.
Small Checked Chevots. worth Ice,
6hc.
Fine Dress Cheviots, 15c. quality, 71:c
New Plaid Dress Ginghams, worth Sc.
4lac.
ioe. quality Dress Ginghams, now
SIC.
Best quality French Ginghams, worth
15c., now &c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27

sl.oo Ladies Kid Gloves, Black ana
nj colors, CSC.
$l.25 and $50 Ladies' Kid Gloves. all
shades, every pair guaranteed, now. Csc.
! SC. Children's Handkerchiefs, lie.
10c Ladies' Handkerchiefs, 7c
19c. Ladies' Handkerchiefs. for 25c.
Extra size Mems Handkerchiefs, Sc.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-08-27
Sale Commences Monday, Aug. 28
Millinery Specials.

i'm a
o-iac agesh hslka
nov
. nov
Straw
I.adie Rough StraNS Sailors
srawW
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Embroideries and Laces.

4 inches wide Enrbroideries. special,
&c. sst
6 inches wide ,Ear1broileries, special,
10c.
8 inches vide Oriental Lace, worth
Sc, for sc.
inches vide Oriental Lace, worth
Zoe, for &c.
inches wide Oriental Lace. worth
15c. for Sc.
/. No. 2 Torchon Lace, - yards for &c..
No. s Torchon Lace, y yards for, 15c.
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-12
Personal POINTS.

Bert Shoyey and wife are down from
Merrill for the fair.
Col. y. M. Malone IL up from Milei
City to attend the fair,
Geo. Pirrie, the Halbert horseman,
ID IN the city to attend the fair.
Miss Dora Draper Of Pease Bottom I,
IN the aity, the guest Of friends.
n I'D. Mathesou aud Major Pantou
the Custer battlefield SUNDAY.
Sam Jackson OF Helena, deputy U,
8. marshal, was IN the city yesterday,
W. @, Jeniaen OF Laviua was looking
after business matters In tho city satur.
day,
Nat. u. CarWile returned Saturday
from a two weeks "Trip to wastaIn Mon
tana.
w, b, Cochran and wife returned Sun,
day from u weeks stay At Hunters Hot
Springs.
A, L. Corey OF Red Lodge has been
IN the CITY several days the guest OF W.,
B. Calhoun,
! Mrs., y, =, Whitney and daughter ave-
Nxpeeted home tonight from u months
visit mt Denver,
Major WM, Papt0n Of uataria, who
ID visiting billings relatives, will leave
tomorrow for Portland,
Harry Y, Ramsey and wife arrived
hoMe sunday evening from a thFee
months visit TO Kansas,
WIN, ReR, the NJ, Paul Sheep buyer
and feeder, has GNae 10 OFeeaN W
SeAyeh at pnrphAsAhle sheep,
MFs, Y, II, HRlhert, N, Il. Halhert
and Mrs. Bailey aud boys Of Halhept
arc In tho city TO Attaad tho fair,
Ralph Berry cams IN fran NJ, Paal
the first nj thu week 10 laak after hush
mess affairs and take IN the fair
q. \, Hare, tha aTehiteat Of tho
PagMly billings memorial library, WAS
y city visit0r Yesterday from Helena,
ttieo, W. piafsatt. aa attesasy I'll Ned
L0dga and United States commissioner,
WAS In ths city oa business saturday,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1899-09-12
BILLINGS
LOCAL NOTES.

Its off, Are you on: A home OF
Investment. 41-tf
The Rittner Theater Go. is all
right, Take it In.
Shut up house and shop and go out
to the fair each afternoon.
See the Bittners AT the opera
house this week-every night.
Drop into McIntyre's for a box Of
honbons to take to the theater. Y
w. j, Youman's has just received
car load of kiln dried finish lumber. Y
"A tine new line Of building paper
at Youman's, just shipped in this
week,
Rocky Fork coh cleaned, 49,, rs per
ton; better than ever. Donovan 8
Spear,
Real estate aud insurance is W. B.
Georges hobby and he knows how to
work 1t,
Rocky Fork coal cleaned, 80. rs
per ton; better than ever Donovan
b Spear,
Tile lower Yellowstone roundup
starts in today about seventy miles east
ofSHillings,
THE Central Meat market handles
some fine cold meats, which are srlen-
did for lunch,
Peters, the tailor, is still leading.
See his suits to measure at $15, pants
at sb, and up,
-Sinoe every u is talking sewer
maybe II would pay you to look up
Y0uman's tile.
III you get your candies at.MoIn-
tyres you can rely on them being fresh,
pure and delicious,
BOOTHS fresh oysters would taste
immense these days, Gall at the Gen.
trial Meat market for them.
Miss Mayne ct Helena is engaged
with the MoCormiok Mercantile com.
pany in this city as stenographer,
-Remember that McIutyre's is the
place to cool off, He has Joe crehm, soda
and all kinds Of temperance drinks.
THE billings baud will render free
open air concerts in the city park We'd
nesday, Thursday and Friday nights,
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Don't forget the Bittner; Theate,
Go. Every night this week at the
opera house.
Rev. Van Clarenbeck will hold
services in the Catholic church at Red
Lodge next Sunday.
IF you have any real estate you
wish to dispose Of, just call on w. B.
George. He can sell it for you.
Rev. A. Carswell left this morn
ing for Red Lodge where be will hold
Episcopal services this evening.
OF curse you will want s~omothipg
extra to eat this week. Let the Central
Meat market supply you needs. '
1t is reported that commencing the
first OF the month, the coal miners at
Bridger begun mining by the ton
I]The infnnt daughter of Policeman
Murmond died earty yesterday morn
ing and vas buried il the afternoon.
DIR. Kroner, a dentist from Helena,
il in the city for the purpose Of open
ing All OWce for the practice Of his pro.
fession.
The machinery Of the Butcher
Greek oil fields, recently destroyed BY
forest fires. will soon be replaced by 4
new plant.
The Central Meat market is still on
deck and has the freshest and j~uciest
steaks on the market. Fresh fruits Of
all kinds also.
IS. 9. Toliver has made application
through District CLERK, Williams to
make final proof on his homestead, just
east Of the city.
Sydney Fox, the bright young at
torney Of Big Timber, has removed to
Red Lodge where be will engage in the
practice Of his profession.
GAlbert s.. Mooney Of Billings and
Laura M. O'Brien Of Anaconda were
granted q license to. wed Saturday by
the clerk Of the district court.
The ladies Of the Congregational
Aid society have commenced prepara.
tious for their annual fair to be given
between December 10th and 10Th.
IzEdward E. Van Dyke, the we'll
known Rocky Mountain guide, of Red
was married to Miss Nellie
Kaple of that place, last Saturday.
-McIntyre does a Wholesale candy
business as we'll as retail. Outside
confectioners should remember this.
II you are in town this week call and
nee him.
Henry Steers of Park City, who was
last week by being thrown from
y horse and brought to Billings for
treatment. il recovering nicely and
able to walk about.
z<Death visited the home Of Squire
WIN Houten yesterday. claiming AZ its
victim the youngest child, a girl baby
about one and a half years old, caused
BY cholera infantum.
THE brick work Of the third story
IT the brewery building was oomneno.
ID last week and 10 being fast oomplet.
I'd. The machinery 10 arriving and be.
ING placed in position.
The Florence Crittentom Rescue
,irols will meet III tho Congregational
rarlors next Friday afternoon at
} O'Clock. ALI members are earnestly
requested to be present.
DIR. G. L. Hogan of Lewistown is
new acquisition to the list Of physic.
ans aud surgeons of Billings, having
arrived hera Saturday to locate for the
,ractice of his profession.
DIR. W. q. Allen, dentist. will visit
Monday, Sept, Is, for q
week, when all parties wishing workX
lone should call on him, From theref
10 will 90 to Absorakee,
Hunting parties are all the 20 now.
days, The latest ia one composed Of
los. Siminoe and the Newman boys.
which went out into tile Lake basin
saturday, returning last night. u