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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05
Afternoon Gown Gmgaam from Harpcrs Bnzar

The costume published to-day, and
taken from Harper's Bazaar, is one
that represents simplicity of outline and
OF making, and presents no difficulty to
even an inexperienced needle-woman.
The apron-shaped upper part OF the
skirt Is in three pieces, cut upon the
straight OF the goods. and fitted to the
form by darts placed at intervals. 1t
closes In the centre Of the back in un-
der-turned pleats. The rufIle flares
about the bottom, but is Joined smooth
ly around the curved edge OF the skirt
under Nat stitched bands Of plain coll
ored Bingham. cut In bias strips and
stitched on each side, as was the fash
ion In satin band trimming during the
past winter. The ruflles should be cut
upon the straight OF the goods and the
breadths Joined according to the de-
mands of the rufile pattern. The pat
tern does not allow for hem at the bot
tom OF the ruitle. A shaped facing for
the latter accompanies the. pattern,
which Is that OF a skirt of simple walk
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MRS. MAVERICKS CASE.
1t Is now Pretty Certain she VIII be
Released

:. ihticUStt.
Copyright, 1899. by Associated Press.)
LONDON. June "a representative
has made Inquiries with the result that
he is able to confirm the report that
those who have been working In favor
of Mrs. Florence Mayhrlck Will not be
surprised at her relcage at any mo-
ment, now that the United Slater am
bassadOr. Joseph II. Choa.e. has had
TOW Interviews on the subject with
the Marquis OF Salisbury. ut which hla
strong presentation Of the American
view OF the matter met with n promIs-
Ing reception. Mr.. Choate, since his
arrive! in England. has taken the liveli :;
est interest r. the case. He has re-
ceived every shred OF Information in
the matter. md his own legal knowl-
edge hns given him exceptional facility
III dealing with the intricacies OF the
case.
One OF Mrs Mnybrick's advocates, Il
well known worker OF the Liberal party.
]. II. Levy. provided Mr.. Choate with
whole case. In the collation. of which
he received the advice OF the highest
legal authorities OF the kingdom. In
Guiding the chief Justice. Baron Russell.
OF Killowsn, and Lord James OF Here
ford. attorney general OF the prince
OF Wales. one OF the calmest judicial
minds. who definitely states that the
position ms left by Horny Matthews.
(the former home secretary, now Wis.,
count Llandorf) Is absurd. and shows In
tho STRONGEST light the present confused
state OF English criminal law.
Mr.. Choate received the most def
mite Instructions from Washington. the
giat being TINT he was to press for I'm
mediate revision OF the case. To these
instructions and the spirit in which
they are being carried out BY MIR.
Choatc. who said. II VIII see this thing
through" Mrs. Mnybrick's pending
freedom Will be largely due.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

Commencement times come or
apace and the graduates are preparing
to oratc In manner to aston!sh mot
only their friends. but also all who
hear them. From our colleges and uni
Verslties go forth the young men and
young women who are TO begin LIES
work for themselves. 1t is indeed to
them comm encetncnt. It was the late
Bishop Thompson. of the NJ. Z. church,
VINO said that there are three COM
mencement days In our lives. The day
OF our birth, when we begin TO be chill
dren; the day Of our graduation, when
we begin to he men or women, and the
day of our death. when we begin to be
angels or devils. This may seem a
quaint way of expressing It, but there
Is great deal OF truth expressed In II,
When we enter this world. though we
are not capable of Judging right or
wrong. stu there Is within us the ele-
ments of manhood or womanhood,
which needs but the touch OF the teach
er's guiding hand, to DE DEVELOPED into
the true man or the true woman. If
properly guided at our graduation, we
begin 10 be men and women, and Ic we
live the life of true men and women,
We viii begin life beyond, to the ca
pablllties OF expansion Of which there
Is no end. This life Is bu: n school
then. and In II We may all become true
learners. Our school training Is to pre-
pare us for making good progress In
the school Of HE. but how true II is that
we al! fall more or less 10 live up TO our
capabilities.
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lola IL Pleased.

LONDON. June "A correspondent
secured a brief Interview with NJ. Emile
lola, who Is now living in strict retire.
ment near the Crystal Palace but who
proposes to return to Paris early next
week. M. zola was naturally over
joyed at the outcome of the Dreyfus
revision proceedings. and said:
Il knew that the light was finally
bound to break through the. mass Of
falsehood. calumny and forgery, md
that Dreyfus would be restored TO lib
erty and honor, and myself no longer
forced to live In exile"
He was greatly pleased ut the pros
pect of a speedy return to France, and
declared he felt assured all would ac-
knowledge that his actions were JustI-
fed by events. ARMED with the right"
he said. II knew all must como right"
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TWENTIETH KANSAS.
Howit Charged on Intrcn clincn,s, got
Across the River and Drove the
Filipinos Before Them, Led by Funs

HOWL Charged on lntrcn chmcnts, got
across the River and Drove the
fliipinos sclorc Them, Led by Funs
ION
Manila correspondence OF the Chicago
RECORD ms IS the story, OF the Twen-
tieth Kansas. and how that regiment
charged an INFRINGEMENT filled with
flipihos, got across the QuinSua river
ana drove the Insurgents back to the
next stronghold. 1t Is not the first nor
tho SECOND TINA tho r-,,-,. how,
" '''''t
sot "iat they went lot ana they went
In like veterans. We lay In the dry
bed OF n creek that made Tho firing ,,,a
-
i''''' oeioeh oi'' pu1 iio au'ahce was
made until 10 o'clock. when the ar
morel train came down the trncIs with
"a, 40 ,n. -,
20 o''s pou.u u''" Bun 'iint ii"u
done duty on the transport Sheridan,
firing salutes ut the sun as the flag
cor. dovr q, r.,roo,,,ro uo,o,,,,,.,
4'o.'N'''
guns ana EatiinB' Inc otah battery
was over on the right, with General
Hale, who was given tine r. mako ,
al. M,
''uth "'oHe"'en'' Inc Nahsaa boys
We're pceping through the trees where
there was nm open,nr md pr,mIv thov
o., ,,,oua 49, ,.a.,,,,s r..
81. '''ei e. wv Neepit's ea's open ioi III
order. Col Funston. the son OF the
former congressman" from Allen
,.,, 1,a 49,, ~.
e'''!ts' N"''e"s' ''o'u ieu' MS "orse'
cracklnS his riding boot with his whip,
Then the slS-inch gun opened fire on
tbo ,r,or,c,, sI1o rha I,u,n,,o, hoa
been firing towards lis rnr fiftnon min
ntos and 7 to,'tana,, n,IIcas H., n I,,.
n,ana ~ az w. ,rai,, en-, ,he Gr -. si,a,
InciIontolI,. ,hn d,st na,, Tro,,, ' ,bo
trencb do,,u Tho ,rac,, ord .hoar
r.ant IN bororn ,ba ranrr, az .to rieoa
bnd d,ad frn,n, tho aors nf t,a Nv ~,
inc ,n,.ir,. 80" yoin ana oma,r H..
long h,nck n,ece rnrt. Nv, tho aobnns
Then H.. mid -nra co,no into rans-,
IA h,,rn, ;ts hninhI,,e ~, ,', ~, an' -
GntI,ng s ,,s,,ns h.ynn ta n,,r .hn Kars sns
ho,,a wnra ,,3d,. To,. tbat,. 49,
It,oh ~ nosit,nn IN ,tn sN. No
,h 90 a,a,nv.s &c mn N"w ,hare 49,, s,n MA
az hnro 'hosn ,rn,rin |nr ,hnso s ISu,r
mos ave, Iron hocnmso thoir' sn,rnnhh-
mo on wara ynrv stronr h,,t tha shoiio
awdinn,Iv h-ouSbt ssns ~ ,hn Tnr,,o
a,,inn"d ucb,.rs 'v"' ~ NC VA ~,
Th,n r. r,na I'm, co,o,o, Er,,.o
soid. "cnr, " nn how. #" md thov wnn nto,
nn .ocon', in T Sut ir,n ,ha
nno,, ,"i,,, no cn,ii-,, thr,,.ina h al,
ia,s ' o,., ,hnIr h Rail- NH nj th o Dt
nnnnSer md tbn Wo,chW,.. S,ri d.,
hoawv n,acna ror into ,he. tranc,ns 'i -
is ,on,s ,v,v ,crns. IVA, oarnl oo,d
nd ~ nc ne cnrn ,ras no. nns, ,Sa sonom u,
,, The frnclss inT, ,bors 1o nra
i,,.IIanno. ,hot tbara ,,.os ~ hna,,o, 80
~ no nt,nrr f,o,op"i Erns,"n ''ioJ
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

1t Is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know OF one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous TO
the needy and suffering. The proprIc-
tors of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties OF this great medicine: and have
the satisfaction of knowing it,has abso-
lutely cured thousands OF hopeless
cases. Asthma. Bronchitis Honrseness
and all diseases OF the Throat, Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by it. Cali
at Logan Drug Co. druggists. and get
free trial bottle. Regular size. soc
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or price
refunded
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VERY LOWRhTES,
National Peace Jubilee, washington

u. C. baltimore ~ Ohio Railroad.
For the great National Peace Jubilee.
to be held at Washington, D. c., May
%. "a and 25. the Baltimore &. Ohio
railroad Will sell excursion tickets at
ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP
from points on It's line cast OF PITTS.
burgh, Porkcrsburg and Wheeling In
elusive. except from the following points
from which round trip tickets will be
sold Ms NAMED: New York. IS: PhIla.
dclphn, S. Chester. 81 so; Wilmington.
81: Baltimore, &.
Tickets Will be sold MAJ % and %.
and viii be good returning ten days, In
Guiding date OF sale.
The programme IS as follows:
May 23-Pnrade OF military and M
val organizations. Statutes from gun
boats Ringing of chimes und band
concerts.
May &-Parade OF school children.
Parade OF civic organizations. All vchI.
clcs In the streets to be decorated with
flowers.
May a5-tl!s,orlcal Pageant, illus,rat-
inE United States soldiers and sailors OF
ench OF the American conflicts. Grand
Nominations and fireworks at n!ght. IN
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Ing length, Just touching the ground In
the back
The Bingham bodice has slightly
shirred back, the fullness being distrib-
uted gently between the shoulders at
the collar line and caught into the
centre OF the. back at the waist line.
The front fits smoothly over the Shout
ders. and closes down the centre under
a wide box-pleat, which narrows slight
ly at the wais:. The fullness which
would ordinarily be taken Into darts
Is folded under In slight outward-t turn
ins pleats on each side OF the centre
boN-plcat. The simple but effective COL
lar Is edged with fat bands OF plain
bingham. The sleeves are OF the me-
dium coat variety, gathered into the
arnhole. and finished with turned
back cuff. trimmed with plain stitched
bands like those tina. trim the collar.
Chambray, linen. percale. batIs,e. or
ony strictly wash fabrics will bring
out this design effectively, and linen
braids or wash ribbons may be subst!-
tuted for the stitched bands OF plain
material. Ar5afs,
or anu material 81 Inches vide, II
yards will be found sufficient to make
ms gown for person OF medium size.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

Memorial Day Is past, and Its lessons
are TAUGHT. 1t seems TO the writer that
no more beautiful sight was seen on
that day, than was witnessed when the
long lines Of school children marched In
front OF the cid soldiers with their bas-
kcts OF flowers and keeping step to the
music. In many places this was wit
messed and L would be well for our
country were this the rule throughout
the land. The patriotism taught by the
observance OF Memorial Day is of the
pnrest kind. and It is Just and right
that the school children take an active
part In the ceremonies OF the day, for
its observance will soon devolve upon
then entirely.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05
SCHOOL MELANGE.

The West Virginia Educational AS
ISOLATION holds It's annual meeting at
White Sulphur Springs this month.
This Will give the teachers OF the
northern part OF the etate chance to
visit this famous historical resort. The
trip of itself will be q paying one; but
to the teacher who can thereby take In
the meetings of the association It will
be a dnubly paying one. Those expect
Ing to teach In the future and we might
add the very near future, may just as
well come to the conclusion al once that
they must improve themselves in every
way possible. The teacher OF the fu-
ture must have n breadth OF grasp that
has not been required In the teachers OF
the past, aud is not made requisite
now as II should be. There Is no class
OF persons living that should have q
more thorough training, than should
that OF the teacher. The way TO get
this Is to ningle with those engaged in
the same work, to compare notes. by
letting the mind come In contact with
mind. and thus find out where I'VE are
at educationally. 1t does US good now
and then to know how We stand in
company with our fellow teachers.
This meeting at White Sulphur Springs
Will be just the place at which we can
get our bearings Wheeling teachers
ought to so there In large numbers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

The first examination OF the eighth
year pupils for admission to the high
school, was held Friday morning
throughout the ward schools of the
city. The subjec. was United States
history. and the questions were pre-
pared by Superintendent Anderson. 1t
was surely an easE cXamlna ton, and no
one ought TO complain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

The annual catalogue OF the West
Virginia exposition and state falr for
1899 Is Just out. and 1t gives oil oppor-
tunity for a better educational exhibit
than has been had before. There Is a
greater variety IN the premiums offered,
or rather premiums arc offered for n
greater variety OF work. There will be
fine display In this department. as
many pupils are taking an Interest In
the matter that never have done so be-
fore. This exhibit at the fair can be
made Of great educativa value to the
pupils of our schools Ii they can be
made to realize 1t. and work to that
end.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

The teachers and pupils OF Richie
school will take their annual outing at
Wheeling park on Saturday, June 10.
to make this grand reunion OF parents.
teachers, pupils and former pupils OF
the echool. The principal Will have
tickets for sale, for several days before
the time. These tickets will be good for
any time during the day, though the
great majority CT the pupils will go out
at Q o'clock a. M, or rs near that time
as possible. It Is hoped that all con-
cerned Will be interested enough in the
matter to attend. Let US have a grand.
jolly good time.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-05

A very interesting meeting OF the
principals was held on Thursday after
noon OF last week. at which all were
present, except Miss Reppetto. OF Web
ster school, who is confined to her home
with severe attack of rheumatism,
Quite q number Of different subjects
were discussed. the main one being an
effort to secure uniformity In the dr.
!erent grades OF our ward schools The
subject OF language and grammar
course Tor our ward schools was !nfor-
mally discussed and while no boo,, :
were recommended. II was uranI,nou
decided TINT q course is badly needed TO
replace the enc now In use. There win
he another meeting OF the principals
held on Friday, June 0. to consider the
matter more fully.
THE pEDAGOGUE.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
RELIGIONS REALM.
heisi"us Ann oun'ements for PhiIipsbura
and Neighboring Towns.

Religious Announcements for Philipsburr
and Neighboring Towns.
CATHOLIC SERVICES.
Phllipsburg: Every second and fourth
Sunday Of the month Mass at 1O.3o = m
Sunday school every Sunday at 3n m
Evening services at o'clock. Mass
every week day at 8 a. m.. excent on
Monday following first and third Sun.
day.
Granite: Every first and Third SIM
day OF the month, Mass at 1890 a. m.
Sunday school every Sunday at D. IN.
Evening services at o'clock. Low Mass
at a. every Monday following first and
third Sunday.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Services next Sabbath morning at the
Methodist Church. and at Granite in
the evening
Sunday school at 10 a. M, and Ep-
worth League at $50 p. m.
The general public are cordially i
vited.
EPISCOPAL
December 1O.-At 7:3O p NJ, st. An
drews, Pnilipsburg. Sunday school at
10 a. m..
Service every Wednesday evening at
7:3O, followed by choir practice.
At $50 p. M, st. Peters, Granite.
Sunday school at $50 p IN
PRESBYTERIAN.
Presbyterian Church. December 10
Services morning and evening at the
usual hours OF II a. m. and 7:3O .. IN.
Sabbath school at 10 a. m Y.P. s.
G. E. at $50 .. m.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
a HANDSOME PRESENT
From an Assortment of Elegant HoIiday
Novelties.

FROM an Assortment of Elegant Holida,
Novelties.
IN order to give every one of his Gus
'ollers suitable Christmas present
MI Frank J. Wilson, manager Of the
Wilson Commercial Conpany's Hard
ware store, has adopted the following
plan:
With every cash purchase, no matter
now small, YOU receive d ticket indi-
eating the amount Of your purchase.
The tickets should be saved, and when
you have five dollars worth prese, t
them at the store and make your selec-
tion from the beautiful assortment on
This offer holds good until
January !: 1900, and al tickets should
~ "a presented by that date. Tickets ar:
given with cash purchases only.
Those coming first will have the
largest line to select from. MI Wilson
has on display beautiful line Of fine
;hinaware and holiday goods; call and
.ook them over and see how easily one
If those handsome premiums are Sc
;urefi. Prices Of all holiday goods are
reasonable and within the reach Of all
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Philipsburg, Dec. S.-The following
is a list OF unclaimed letters remaining
in the postof1ice at Philipsburg, Mont,
for the week ending Dec. s, 1869. Per-
sons calling for any of the letters named
will please say 'advertised:"
Dawson Mrs P H paladin Sew
EOweS } W Stull Lew
Lee Edmund Showers CE
There are registered letters FOR Franz
hastelic or Geo. Miller (2) and Mart
Frisi U).
Lawrence Hauck. Postmaster.
Good reading in The Mail Subscribe
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Long q Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Carpp We're i,
from Willow creek Tuesday
Cosmopolitan patterns, all sizes. fol-
sale ut the store of Chas Williams. y
n. LntDji was a visitor in the city
from Willow creek Wednesday.
Famous Climax kettles-all sizes.
Thomas Long d Co.
Henry Hubert has finished painting
..lc Connolly building on lower Broad
lay.
Nickel-plated copper Tea and Coffee
pots. Thomas Long e. Go.
F, z. Bonner, well-known resident
% Bearmoutb, was in the city Wednes-
day or business.
E. E. Congdon of the Bimetallic Mer-
;aati'e Company spent several days of
the plst week in Butte
Don't miss the tiremen's dance on Fri
day evening, December 18th. It will
be the event Of the season.
Joseph Stockford, Hodgdon, Me,
healed a sore running for seventeen
years and cur ed his piles Of long stand
ing by using DeWitts Witch Hazel
Salve. 1t cures all skin diseases. NJ. E.
Doe q Co. "
Thos. Rotscheider is engaged in put
ting new shingle roof on the Crystal
saloon and 10 dying house on Broadway.
Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. 1t cures all
forms Of dyspe psia and stomach
troubles. E. r. Gamble, Vernon, Tex.
says: 1t relieved me from the start
and cured me. 1t is now my everlast-
ing friend" NJ. e. Doe & Co.
'onn Landers, the veteran placer
miner: vas in the city fr IN Rock creek
Tuesday.
When our boys We're almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure. They recov-
cred rapidly" writes P. 8. Bellies,
Pa. Il cures coughs. colds,
grippe ana AL throat and lang troubles.
NJ h. Doe 4 Co.
Eugene Smith has accepted a posit;on
NiFn II. l. Weinsteln d Co., to take
'har5e Of the second hand store
III dlu he more good than nything
ever used. My dyspepsia was Of
months stanting; after eating it was
errible. Now am we'll" writes S. B.
Aeener HoiSington, Has, of Kodol
dyspepsia Cure. 1t disests what YOU
AT NJ. E. Doe 6 Co.
Peter +. Sch :rr Of Princeton was in
he city several days this week on busi-
asS
The Pillow Boy Preacher" Rev. J.
lirklnan, Belle River, H. says: After
ltferlpg from bronchial or lung trouble
or ten years, was cured by One Min
te Cough Cure II Is ali that is claimed
y 1t and more. 1t cnrts coughs, otIds
ripne ana all throat and lung troubles.
L. Doe & Co. \ II
MI and Mrs. Joseph Heilman of
tone We're in the city yes terday, in IT.
ndance at the funeral of the late /:
III III Powell
Millions Of dollars is the value placed !
Mrs, Mary Bird, Harrisburg, F., 1
. the life Of her child, whic!, he
ved from Group by the use OF Cne
inNte Cough Cure, Itcures all coughs,
Ids "n@ throat and lung troubles. !
Z Doe & %. :: :
Ms Ana:'e,} Li4gl.i~t Aul Mrs. ar L
u cjaie over from Butte last y elk i:
'on 5ai.lS advised CT the serious H. |
s3 Of their father, tha te Ii .ah ::
,we!i.
II Hou scour the world you viii +
Yer tilG a remedy equal to One Min
t Coa5i Cure, says editor Fackler of i:
g Miranopy. Fla, Hustler. 1t CT red
$ family o. Ia grippe md saves ou- r
ads from pneumonia, Dronch. tbs.
onp and all throat and lung trout les. r
Z. Doe 4 Go.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
AT THE TOMB OF WASHINGTON,



The Masonic celebration of the cen
tenn1al of the death of Worshipfi1l Mas
ter George Washington will take plsce
at Mount Vernon next Thursday. De-.
cember 14th.
Large numbers OF Masons from all
over the United States and from Canada
are expected 70 attend. Colonel Robert
White OF Wheeling, W. Va. who was
appointed by the grand lodge of Vir
g1nla as chief marshal and his staff
will have full charge Of the procession
and all matters connected with the ce]e-
rSration aside from the regular Masonic
rites.
-..e principal ceremonies will De Il;
Mount Vernon and will include an ad.
dress by the grand master of the Masons
IN Colorado at the old tomb Masonic
rites at the new tomb and addresses at
the mansion by President Mckinley ana
Fl. W. T. Duke. grand masters Of masons
Of Pennsylvania.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08

Mrs. E. 1lcDonei will be in Sra lite
Friday aAa Saturday, Dec mher 9Th
AID lJ1n, wi,n az elegant li4e Of m;lli-
merry ard fancy goods. The latest 81 les
i winter hats at prices below conn IT,
,i)l. Reserve your orders.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
\ Linen Wedding.

M. and Mrs. f. !. Wilson celebra ed
their linen wedding Wednesday ev,n-
ing. 4 number Of friends were pr as
ent and u very pleasant time enjoyed.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
NST!EE.-CITY WARRANTS PAYABLE.

There is money in the city treasury
to take up all general fund warrants
registered prior to October l. 1899, up to-
ana intending registry number 5S6. reg
1stered October 3, 1899. Interest ceases
on this date
Lawrence Hauck,
City treasurer.
Fh!l1psb1rg, Mont, Dec s, 1892
Frank Carnegie was in from Rock
creek yesterday.
W, ). Puller was in from Rock creek
Wednesday on business.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08

ii. |. Weinstein & Co. have closed ont
their stock of merchandise; all of their
goods remaining on hand after the auc-
ton sale were sold and shipped this
week to Weinstein & Co. Of Helena,
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
Gone to Helena.

j. P. Proudfoot, who has been in the
employ of H |. Weinstein's mercantile
establishment in his city for some time
past, departed yesterday morning for
Helena, where he mas accepted position
with the well-known firm Of Weinstein
& Co.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08

Death Of John ID. A1cDonaEta's Mother.
John d. Mcdonald of this city re
cslved telegram this morning, an
nouncing the death Of his mother at
Miteau, Canada.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08

II you want nice, pure drink Of beer
call for Garden City Brewery beer, man
ufactureo III Misscula-tiie best in the
state, Strictly union product. For sale
by Wharton 6; Campbell.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08
Granted a State Diploma.

Miss Frances Miller, teacher Of the
seventh grade or our city schools, was
granted state diploma by the state
board, which met in Helena las: Tues
1av
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-12-08

S. M c. Hughes, one Of the promi
Lent residents Of the lower valley. wa,
in the city from bis ranch. near Hal,
last Tuesday on business