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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-10
FOR SALE BY THE HOME LAND &

Fine farm of 200 acres, miles from
Topeka, $50 acres of Kaw river bottom
40 acres upland. good room house,
barn. fine springs of never failing
water, 40 acres pasture, 40 acres mea-
dow. 120 acres in cultivation. for the low
price of s35 per acre. VIII take small
cash payment and balance on long time
a s per cent.
For Sale-Within miles of Topeka,
one of the finest improved farms in
Shawnee county, consisting of $50 acres
of fine land. so acres in cultivation, 40
acres of alfalfa, fine stock barns, good
house, windmil1s, water tank. every
thing very desirable for a first class
farm. This elegant farm can be bought
for $42 per acre.
HOME LAND & LOAN CO..
Room 5, 704 Kansas ave.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
room house, H. lots, barn. s3O0-pay-
mentS.
room house. lot, well. coal house, ETC..
S250-payments.
room house. l lot, s3OO-payments.
room house, electric lights, uantel,
bath, city water, cistern, sewer, 112 lots.
good barn, s.. $4,000 cash. balance
monthly.
7 room house, IL lots hot and cold bath,
sewer, cistern, barn, on Monroe St, price
s.: o00-S500 cash, balance mont ly-
room house, 3 lots. fine shade, barn,
81, 100 cash, balance monthly
lots on new Huntoon pavement.
SCOTT & CO, els Kansas Ave.
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Twentieth Kansas

There will be a meeting OF the special
committee of the Commercial club hav-
ing in charge the arrangements for the
entertainment of the Twentieth Kansas.
tonight at the rooms of the Commercial
club. A full attendance is desired.
j <. HUDSON. Chairman
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FOR SALE
BY W. c. STEPHENSON & co.

An elegant corner. consisting of 8 lots
on Topeka ave. One of the finest lOca-
tons for modern residence in the city.
See for terms.
III lots on Topeka ave. near 18th. VIII
offer for a few days at $3.50 modern res
licences just built across the street within
the last few months This is a bargain.
A splendid location for a nice residence
on Tyler between 9Th and 18th, consisting
Of IL lots, east front, and lawn Price
$1,000 if taken soon-
lots, east front, large room house,
cellar. well cistern. barn. Price 81. 900,
500 cash, balance monthly payments. This
is snap.
IL lots, east front, on Western ave- 5
room cottage, furnace heat, city and els
tern water. price 81. 200-S200 cash, balance
monthly payments
liz lots on the corner, high ground. 3rd
and Western ave, $3.50. Small payment
down.
I lot and room cottage on Branner ST.
between Bird and 4th. price S550-S50 down,
balance monthly payments. This is bar
gain.
/ lot and room house on Jefferson st.
between 3rd and 4th, east front. price
SS00-S200 cash, balance monthly payments.
Nice neat cottage on Adams between 3rd
and 4th, east front, porch. ciStern and city
water, sink. sewer connection, new brick
walks, price $1,000-SSN0 cash, balance
payments.
/ lot and room house on the corner
of 18th and Harrison. city and cistern
water, sewer Connection, price $1500-$40O
cash, balance in payments to suit pur-
chaser.
For further particulars call on
w c. STEPHENSON & CO,
609 Kansas ave (over Rigby's).
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WANTED-MALE HELP

GOVERNMENT POSITIONSDont pre-
pare for any civil service or census ex-
animation without seeing our catalogue
Of information. Sent free. Column bian
Correspondence College, Washington, DC.
WANTED-100 boys at Topeka nurseries,
blocks east of Santa Fe shops
THREE good live men wanted at Room l.
$50 Kansas ave, second floor.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Van Buren,, rooms. IL lots. furnace.
modern, IS, 600-nice locality.
Harrison, rooms. H lots, modern. nice
shade, on paving, 81 900.
Topeka ave on paving, rooms, cistern,
water in kitchen, l lot, barn, etc, 81, 300.
TAYLOR near 10th, rooms, 21z lots, part
western ave, 5 rooms. 11h lots. cellar,
sewer, cistern. well, east front. s1,15o,
Western ave, 1 lot, rooms, sewer, 2
porches, city water. $1,000.
Western ave, 2 lots. ! rooms, eastern
pair, nice neighborhood.
Fillmore, small room cottage, lots,
ToPEKA REALTY CO, 5s4 Kan. Ave.
H MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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INSURANCE

GOsSETT & BLAKELY, No 51e Kansas
ave. tDudley's bank), having purchased
the Van Valkenburg Insurance agency.
solicit your business Fire insurance com
panies represented: Liverpool & LONDON
& Globe. Hartford, Niagara, North Brit
.sh & Merca ntile, Sun, and Imperial The
Standard Accident and New Jersey Plate
Glass are also represented.
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FOR sALELREAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBU

REAL ESTATE-ROUDEBUS
FOR SALE
Modern cottage of rooms. Polk St, IL
lots, blocks from pavement, attic hoored
and good for two more rooms, water
closet, sink and cistern water in house,
room cottage on Morris ave, fine loca-
ton, good condition. IL lots, stable Can
sell with this another H. lots. On market
for a few days only
Property on Kansas ave south of 18TH
St, paying Il to 10 per cent net on price
SIX room house on West 9Th IL lots,
cistern, newly painted, cheap
IL room house on Monroe, south OF 9Th,
path, cellar, cfstern, g, 75o- pay $50 rent
This is snap.
Several houses east of tracks $3.50 to $3.50.
Z room house, lots on Jackson street.
small small stable city water, east front, 3
Santa Fee offices. 81 600
Special bargain on Topeka ave
800 more houses at prices that should sell
them See me before buying
Flat building for sale trade.
Vacant lots, well located, at from $500
Small tracts: 10 acres south; 6 acres
east: 2 acres south; 10 acres north: acres
east: II acres was<- And many others.
sale cheap.
Farms and Ranches
$4,000 acres in Mexico.
1900 acres in Kansas.
1900 acres in Kansas.
40 acre farm, four miles south
Several farms of so acres near city.
Several farms of $50 acres nea rcfty-
For Trade-220 acres in Edwards county
for trade or sale cheap.
SIG; room on Tyler. $50; room on Mad
ison, $3.50, and several others
If you wish to buy, sell, rent. insure or
EMMETT Z. ROUDEBUSH.
115 West Sixth, ground floor Phone 267.
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MASSAGE.

VAPOR BATHS and massage treatment.
312 Kansas ave, by Mrs. Blanchard
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR EXCHANGE.

WANT TO ExCHANGE-GOod room
residence in good town for residence or
lots in Topeka Address Owner, care
Journal
FOR EXCHANGE lots on west side, Z
room house, water in kitchen, cistern,
well. bath, barn, complete repair. for
smaller property. North Topeka preferred.
J. E. Torrington, Ill West 9Th st.
FOR EXCHANGE
so acres. half under cultivation, in Otta-
wa county. for Topeka property. by
w. NJ. FORBES, 116 W. 9Th ave-
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FRESCo WORK.

w ". GILLESPIE. Fresco Painter. De-
signs and estimates furnished all
classes of work. 1714 West Fifteenth. To-
peka, kan Refers to his work in State
Journal building.
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FARMS FOR SALE
81 acres, miles west on 9Th St, splendid
piece of land, S26 an acre.
los acres, 4 miles west, some improve
ments, choice piece of land, $35 per acre.
SO acres. miles south, all fenced, 20
acres in cultivation, balance pasture, $27. 80
per acre.
50 acres, miles southeast. highly i'm
proved, 4 acres orchard, room house,
good barn and cribs, part bottom land. for
$3.50 per acre.
240 acres, II miles southwest, good house,
large barn, fine spring stock water %
acres finest fruit in county. all under high
state of cultivation, $50 an acre.
$50 acres, l mile from Pauline all fenced
and nearly all in blue grass, good water.
no other improvements, S25 an acre
IS acres, 312 miles south of the city, on
Burlingame road, all under good fence,
choice piece of land two good wells
Price S35 per acre.
HOME LAND AND LOAN CO,
Room 5, No. 704 Kansas Ave.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

ALESMEN-(Calling on any line of trade
city or country we have best side line
ever offered; over $50 different styles of
the handsomest Calendars ever put en- the
market; most liberal commissions offered
go per cent?. Agents can easily make $40
to 800 weekly. Guaranteed the hest line
TO be found anywhere. Give references.
The American Novelty Co, 500 and 81
Broadway, Cincinnati, 0.
A SNAP FOR AGENTS-Kora dress
Shields, on with a snap, off with a jerk.
no sewing required, no ripping out
wash day. just the thing for shirt waists
and crash suits; best quality unequaIed
convenience, economical: one pair for all
waists, sample pair sent to any address
for 25c- Blake AIdse. Co. Dept. C., Ra-
cine, Wis
AGENTS-Sure permanent income: s25
weekly lowest estimate; failure irnpos-
slble. experience unnecessary; our free
offer surprises everybody; for samples ad-
dress Lewis Mfg. Co., Milwaukee, Wis.
$3.50 weekly introducing splendid Gaslight
Burner for kerosene lamps. Sample free.
Luther Mfg Co. Cincinnati, o.
AGENTS-Latest craze; photo pocket
mirror: 50 per hundred: large assert
ment: artist models: samples 1Oc- Krue-
ger Mfg. Co, Chicago
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A SNAP.

Dou you know what a snap is? It is
something that falls to you, without
making any effort to get it; but it must
be something good, otherwise it would be
a poor snap. We have a snap in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-10

FOR SALE
North Topeka, Taylor St. rooms, 2 lots,
east front. cellar, well, cistern, $500
Jefferson near Saywell, rooms, lots,
east front. $750-payments-
Jefferson near Saywell. rooms. IL lots.
well. cistern, stable, $500.
TOPEKA REALTY CO, 534 Kan. Ave.
H. MACFERRAN, Mgr.
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FIRE AND ToRNADo INSURANCE.

Come and see US about it. We can save
you dollars. Our new rates are at the
bottom. We are agents for some of the
best companies in the world.
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MONEY.
ATToRNEYs-AT-LAW.


MILTON BROWN, lawyer. Practice in all
state and federal courts. Suite Il, Craw-
ford bldg. Topeka, Kan.
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LOST AND FOUND.


LOST-Bill book of lime accounts. Finder
please return to lis Madison St, South
Topeka Reward Hale Richie.
STRAYED-Sorrel horse. Reward for re-
turn to Geo Hamilton, ITO w 10Th St
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-09-14

counted b seconds slowly and dis
tincfiveiy. and when he uttered the
WORD ten. Palmer's seconds jumped
into n ring and carried the defeated
pug5list TO his corner. Meanwhile Nc
Governs friends cheered long and loud.
Some or them gained admission to the
ring and presented to the victor a
fiorsI horseshoe, which was soon made
a wreck as admirers insisted on get
ting nowers or leaves from IL as sou
yen5rs-
Just as the master of ceremonies an
nounced McGovern the winner John
L. sullivan climbed through the ropes
and calling McGovern by name. told
him TO shake hands with Palmer. who
was now regaining his senses. Nc
Govern shook his victim warmly by
the hand and then turned and left the
ring with his seconds. He was almost
carried to his dressing room. Mean
while Palmer revived sufficiently to
walk from the ring to his dressing
room in the other orn Of the build
ing.
Palmer had no excuses to make and
said he had nothing to say in reference
to the bout, only that he was surprised
at the brevity Of the mill and claimed
that McGovern held him with one hand
while he pinched with the other. This
was an erroneous impression, because
any holding that was lone during the
round was done by Palmer, as Nc
Governs arm were al rest for a
moment. There vas not a mark on
n part of McGovern's body.
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Island OF Bermuda, September 49,
A cyclone swept over this island Last
night. Houses We're blown down and
the whole OF last night. No lives were
lost, but heavy damage was done TO
public and private property, fruit and
cedar trees The causeway was badly
injured and the government house was
damaged. The storm was the worst
known here since the hurricane Of
1880. In fact, many Of the inhabitants
say it exceeded the gale Of 1880 in vio-
ience.
4 p. Midday is mild and the storm
has disappeared. Information from the
dock yards says the damage done there
is very serious. The breakwater is bad
fy damaged On Ireland and Boaz is
lands everything is more or less injur-
ed. The damage is roughly estimated
at G10O, 900. AT Somerset all the boats
and small craft were destroyed, the
trees demolished and houses ~unslated,
or otherwise damaged. At Prospect
Camp h damage is estimated at
$4,000.
More than half a mile of the cause
way connecting the mainland with ST.
Georges is totally destroyed. 1t will
O s 912,0O0 to s15,0O0 to repair it.
News from st. Georges received by
a whaleboat says serious damage has
been one there to trees, houses, etc.
All the boats have been destroyed or
are badly injured. Reports from out
lying parishes are slowly coming in.
They all show there has been great de-
Structfon of trees and serious injury to
houses and other property; but, so far
as can be learned here, there has been
no loss of life.
1t is a curious coincidence that the
great gale of 1889 occurred September
18th and 18TH and this was on Sep
tember 18th and 18th.
No correct estimate of the amount OF
damage tic private property car at pres
emit be obtained, but it will be fully
e10O, 900.
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The MaZet Committed fails to gel In.
nfOrnlALfuA

The MaZeI Cvmnittee fails to GET lhe
n~fOrnlAtfon
New York, September 13.-The most
important and interesting witness at
today's session of the Mazet legislative
investigation committee was Frank IT.
Platt, son of United States Senator
Plat, and Junior member of the law
finn of Tracey, Boardman & Platt.
MIR. Platt was called as a witness for
the purpose of throwing additional
light upon the organization and the
plan and scope of the Ramapo Water
Company. AS a matter of fact, he did
not give very much information in re-
gard to the origin of this water COM
pany, which hoped to ecure a $780,
000, 600 contract from the city of New
York. Cushioned by Mr.. Hoffman who
represented the democratic minority
i'm the Mazet committee, MIR. Platt de-
clined to answer regarding the amount
of stock which he held in the City
Trust Company, and when pressed for
an explanation said: "It is none OF
your business"
Silas B. butcher, the president of the
Raumapo Water Company, was also
questioned, but he did not give details
concerning that organization.
A number of other witnesses were
called to the stand but nothing of gen
eral interest was ELECTED.
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IAAI FpPo"NN W. u
sSSf- Press
AT a meeting of the farmers of MARI
boro county in Bennettsville, S. c., on
Monday the 4th September, Mr.. Charles
Grassland offered the following resolu-
tions in regard to the packing of cotton
which were adopted.
Whereas, there lis a mighty contest
for the supremacy of the round bale
over the square bale now being waged,
and we believe the establishment of the
round bale to be the most mercileSs
trust ever aimed ait the cotton interest.
therefore be it
Resolved LIST, That to secure the
thorough cooperation Of the exporters
and congresses of the country in our
fight to maintain the square bale as the
standard, we will, who have not done
So, change our presses to a uniform
standard size as requested by the cot
ton trade. 24x54.
Resolved End, That every farmer in
Marlboro county pledge himself not %
have a bale packed on the round bale
presses as they are thus aiding and
abetting the cause We are combating.
Resolved 3rd, That we will do all in
our power to induce all other parties
to act with US in this fight for our very
existence, and will not let up until the
round bale outfits are removed.
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make your home In Otsego."
Jacksonville. Fla. September IL
The board Of trade today passed reso-
buttons of sympathy for Captain and
Madame Dreyfus. condemned France
for her travesty or justice. Endorsed
the movement for n boycott. and advo-
Gated the withdrawal of this nations
support OF the Paris exposition.
London. September h-Accordlng TO
he Daily Mail. which Is a strong advo-
cate OF a general boycott OF the Paris
e~xhioiaion- "a n protest against the
Rennes verdict, Baron Suffeld. ore~I-
dent OF h Article Club. an orrantxa-
ton including In its memheyahip .he
colonial agents general. and renrssnf-
ing commercial firms with an arvre-
gate capital OF $4,000. 0oo. 600. fayors thc
projected boycott.
TEXAS WILL BOYCOTT THE ES.
POSITION.
Austin. Texas September ia-Iuav-
ing from h preliminary movement
being made in different places In Texa.
the state will boycott the Paris erno-
siiion as n result OF the Dreyfus yer
Dict A movement has already been
SET on foot In Galveston and san An
tonic to secure pledges from the people
TO stay away from the exposition and a
simiiar movement has been started an
mis- city. Reports from North Texas
are that similar movements arr work
Ing there.
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PALMER NOT SATISFIED
He Wants to Fight McGo rn 4 gain for
Any Purse

New York, September 13.-TFIOmAS
Palmer, the English bantam weight
pugirist who was beaten by Terry"
McGovern yesterday. sailed for home
on the American Line steamer New
York today. He looked very spruce
and showed no marks Of yesterday.
"McGovern is the luckiest man in the
world" said Palmer. 81 have fought
many more BATTLES than he has and
have never lost one until yesterday. /
did not do myself justice and, honest
ly, 1 cannot believe 1 am beaten- He
beat me ON a f1uke. I will meet Nc
Govern again for any amount he can
raise. 1 am going over now to. fight
Curley. 1 shall certainly beat Curley.
and then I want to meet McGovern. If
McCovern Will not meet me again, I
shall retire from the ring and engage
in business"
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When I say I cure I do not mean merely to
stop them for a time and then have them re-
turn again. Imean a radical cure. lh1ve made
the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING
SICKNESS a lifelong study. Warrant my
remedy to cure the worst cases Because
Others have failed IS no reason for not now
receiving q cure. Send at once sor . treatise
and q Free Bottle Of my infallible remedy
Give Express and Post Office
Prof WI PEEKK F.D., 4cedarS ST. Ex
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liamenbary rules will generally prevail.
After vain1y trying to solve the Ques-
ton of a committee on resolutions, the
committee adjourned until evening.
The opening of the evening session
was delayed for SOME time pending the
report of the committee on programme
and organization At $3.50 O'Clock Pres
ident Head introduced Governor
George w. Atkinson, Of West Virginia.
After Governor Atkinson had con-
Guided his speech Congressman John w.
Gaines, Of Tennessee, presented the re-
port of the committee on organization
This was adopted and then speeches
by several prominent men were made.
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80 Move for uoisneux,s Discharge

New York, September 13.-Bartow S.
Weeks, counsel for Roland B. Molineux.
served notice today upon Acting Dis
trict Attorney Mcintyre that he VIII,
on Friday, move for the dismissal OF
the indictment for murder against Moli-
neuX.
His ground for the motion is the pas
sage of more than two trial months
from the finding Of the indictment with
out a trial. He asserS in his affidavit
that no impeachment has been placed
in the way OF a trial, but that counse
has been clamor5ng for a speedy traal
without effect
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The Hest Prescription tor shtils

and Fever is q bottle Of Groves Taste
less Chill Tonic. The formula is plain
ly printed on each bottle. showing tina:
it is simply Iron and Quinine in a taste
less form. Imitators do not advertise
their formula because II they a they
know that you would not buy their
medicine. Be sure hen that you get
Groves. as the formula shows what
YOU are taking.
40 CURE NO PAY. Price so cents.
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Young Nan Drowned

Savannah, Ga. September 13.-Robert
Winter, aged 20 years son of Captain
Winter, of the British steamship Tai
bot, fem overheard and was drowned
here this afternoon. Young Winter was
an apprentice learning practical e
manship, with a view TO taking a com
mand. He would have been out OF his
time in three months.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-09-14

A Widow Spes the sheriff and Other
Citizen Tor the L~ynehing OF Her
Husband
Indianapolis Ind, September H.
Mrs. Lula Jenkins filed three suits in
the United States court here today
against the sheriff Of Ripley county and
citizens of Versailles, for damages be-
caus< the lynching Of her husband
In 1877. Mrs. jenkins demands heavy
damages
Her husband was lynched with, tour
other men, and Mrs. Jenkins charges
the sheriff with aiding and abctttng the
mob. A long list OF citizens Yer
mob.
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Are grand. but Skin Eruptions rob
life Of Joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve
cures them, also Old. Running and Fe-
yer Sores. Ulcers, Boils. Felons, Germs,
Warts, Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Scalds,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Best Pile
cure on earth. Drives out Pains and
Aches. Only Is cents a box. Cure guar
anteed. Sold by r. r. Bellamy, drug
gist. II ieX
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1899-09-14

II Shiioh's Cough and Consumption
Cure, which Is sold for the small price
Of Is cts, so cts. and 800, does not cure
take the bottle back and we VIII refund
your money. Sold for owe fifty years
on this guarantee. Price rs eta anf
50 cts. For sale by r. R. Bethany.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1899-07-06
Montana Building a New Capitol

Chicago, July "a special 10 the Rec
ORD from Helena Mont. says:
The corner stone of the new state cap
.tol was laid before "a large crowd Spec
lai trains brought Doe thousands OF visi-
tors The city both residence and bust
ness section was gany dressed and all
business was suspended An immense pa
rade In four divisions was formed and
marched 10 the capitol grounds. Adjutant
General C. +. English commanded the
line. which contained company D. TWEEN
tyfourth regular infantry. local Grand
Army of the Republic posts. Ex-Confed.
crate Sons OF Veterans. volunteers OF the
spanish-American war; a battery OF ar,
tillery the Helena fire department: Hell.
ena military band numerous lodges
Governor K Smith ana stan. the CAPT
tol commission ana architects and luild-
ers and state county and city officers
Governor 3Hath delivered an address
touching the now building. ana then JOS
X. ToOle. the orator 0f The day sp0ke
Mr.. IoOle was the first governor OF Mon
tana The Grand Master Charles " Pm.
eroy then proceeded with the Mas3nic
ritual The trowsl used contained all the
metals found in Moutan6. The gayel us
ed was made of wood from the estate o.
George Washington AZ Mount Vermont El
Senator " r Sanders on behalf OF tn.
Masonic fraternity closed the exercises
with an address