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SShss P HOl1erber TO Mary NJ Henderson,.
dnstrial Savings Bank, / VI. ....e.....". 10000
Smith, o OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, $4,000
street to Mary + Belts. 8 yrs .,,'..."",'. 5000
1yr. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
can Mortgage Co, 8 yrs. .D.''..""'"'' $500
snnIe prop; same to same, 1 yr. .......... 1000
Same prop; same to Maria y Simpson, 1 yr. 500
Itch to Chas J c schrader, 8 yrs ........,.. $1,000
spreckelsen, b yrs 1000
TO Edmund CONN. 2 Yrs. .,'..",..,,.e ss5, 900
s5th D At, 81 " Twin Wm I ! II huiiii to samuel lila. ''ooo
dercr. . yrs. ......,, .~...''. 5000
Goth st. MS, s7o W 10th av; Henry and SO.
phia Wall to Emma T Gesswein. 8 yrs. 1000
Dixon and ano %trns,ees; &c. 5ym. n 5000
Rosenberg to Nathai' Dernst'in. : yrs. 10000
Same prop: same to Jennie Bernstein yrs. 1000
Henry Corn to WIN T Sabine, instAIs...,1 $4,000
Grace. e 10000
denbarrh 70 Anton Frash. demand. ...,,. $50
s1,h q, a22 =; Emily Van Colt and sno to
osth 81. 80. a6oe Sd av; Fannie and Henry
asth at, n g, $50 W Central Park West; Al.
bert Y Donellon To- James II Aldrich AMI
ano. trustees, &c. . yrs. .,."....., $1,000
1Odth st, q =. 100 q columbus Rv; Edgar
Coles to United States Life Ins Co. yrs. 90. 900
same. 5yrs ,,'....,. 1000
same. 3 yrs "'".'..., $4,000
1O4th st. = 9. 100 q Columbus av; sume to
Geo Mackenzie. demand. ............. 1880
1o4th st. SIS, 1914 e Columbus av; same to
same, demand. 2,26O
10th at. :; q, 1913. I W I'd av; Charles SChnei.
der to Henry A @ Taylor. 2 yrs .........., 5000
12ath at, a3p T.; charles and Caroline Wall
TO Fannie NJ and Chas F Porter. cxrs. &c.
3 yrs. 1000
12sth at, II and ~ +: Emily C and Char.
ings In.tn. i vr 10000
1891 at. II y. 425 w 7th av; Stanley NJ Hold.
en- to Morris Steinhardt. y VI. .......... 10000
143d st, = =. 2luSe Alexander NV; Washing.
ton II Deauiine to Maria II Bodily. installs 1900
14qth 1T. n s. 225 W Morris nv; Michael
Bank. Iy $500
leoth st as prolonged. n e cor Hudson
Rive r II. extends to l62d st: Emma Fish
Fulton, / yr,...,... ",.....,. o 1000
1921 st. 5 @ cor Audubon av; Eliza 9th
Dunn to Helen Weed. 2 yrs ............ $500
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Lis Pendens.

Water st, III. and other property out of town;
Chas u Leverich ct al Va Matilda r l. Bradford,
admx, &c ito obtain accounting, &c); atty, d Sey-
mOur.
West End av. 615: f Caroline Hopper va Margaret
G Hopper, Jr ito determine rights. &c: atty. NJ P
Stevens.
AID at. 2o7 W: William Hammerstoin vs. Anna T
Davidson ct al specihc performance; atty. N
Meyer.
Ii2th at, n 3. 325 e eth av. 1892 to st Nicholas av
11lS.jx irreg: Armstrong Il Bolton Co vs. Anna J
Lennon ct al Ito set aside deed; attys. Seymour.
8 & n,
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man 49," sso,o oo
Same to MathIlde |. Moller. eXrx ........... II. COS
Bowers, John NJ. trus. to Gertrude B c Bum 1850
Cooper, Jacob and Clara. as committee, &C.
to william McCienahan, .,....,r.~... I.obo
Goldstein. Nav. to Marks Kirshbau nm. mana. Also
Harlem savings Bunk to Marin II Bodily, zee. 2,5Uu
HaIen, Gas A. TO Alex F Cohen ,.......... 5000
Sc" ."'s,,".1' 1000
trns. &c. 5000
Moran. Chas A, trus, to Emily Luty ems .,... 10, 1n1
Townley. Mary F, and ano to Eliza J
Vaughan. ........ nom
Townsend. J Allen. to Fredk NJ Cromwell $4,000
SchnacE"nberg az trus. sc, .,,,,D1'n.. 5000
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Miscellaneous.
FLATS TO LET.

FLATS TO LET.
10TH ST.. 243 n PAS VEST.
Snperi9r new I ana : rooms and bath soma
BRADHTRsT Az. No, "a. NEAR 14sD ST,
superior 5rcon all improve.
Tfa5i, Az. SSos.. s1s AND s15.
Newly, renovated Groom apartments. 500.
11eTH ST. liz 1is WEST.
Choice : and 8 room apartments. bath. S1s to
NTH I'll sr., y %g' d asi EHs4,
LIST and I'd flats, 8 rooms. bath. $40 to $o2. APP
1osrhH TX S4 TO- ! S9l, a4 Or AIS ASf" IL WEST,
N sai", a1ts; s : TS%msd s .sa to az ~ improvements
1o9TH ST. l34. 1876 AND 1919 WEST.
Unusually desirable o rooms and bath apart
,osr me EN- st So 2 to sSr.
o2DsT., IS II II VEST
4 and 3 rooms. bath, $1s.
1O3D ST., No. 155 WEST.
I'd fiat; ! rooms. bath; all improvements; fur.
,o.r nished. S5S Sr nnfurni'hed' s35'
Choice light single apartment: J rooms and
,o,r bath; all IL improvements we Wntf $40 to $40
Elegant, single apartments, ! and 8 rooms.
bath; all tmprovements, s2S to s43.
Il rooms. bath. ali improvements. s24 to s27;
,o4rG G%H 81. Sn' 70 20 '1 @fsr..
Elegan, Light Groom apartment, s2s.
Newly renovated, 8 rooms and bath. $50. sc4.
pesirablc 4noom apartments. SO to sla.
LEMON Az. No. 322.
r End Az. Nos. s4S AND S46. NEAR lOlsT ST.
Handsome large singh fiat. : rooms and bath,
AMsTERtbRIM Av' sas AID sso.
Newly renovated 4 and : room apartments. all
improvements. SIT to $50.
CHAS. $. KOHLER e. BRO,
900 Columbus Az. near 1o4th st.
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Ai nfe B 81 to AbEsm Brother: yr..". $4,000
Becker av. q W y, lot II. map OF Washington:
yWiialssii co:oasrasive b and L A'sosn' in: zoo
teSSr. Banks, yr', $4,000
b@ Grnssa to- !; Citisens' Savings Bank. j yr..-. 10000
valid; Margaret o'Connor to Henry Welt ,ooo
Ch Ist, St, 4s; samuel and Mary LANCER to
cG %aanns ,n sS; e an. =; 70 .I 7 lo td so ST S22PMai Nc.
!anSou T r. 1000
c0lmni1 ~ samuel MN D Collins. 3 yrs ~. -. 10000
Dawson It, iiI9; Louis @ Marfert to deoF .o
E. SSnn st. III; 'kkslmon Ress to the German ,,oo
LeEGest ~ simon Dsnnia and ano, u VI A.a5o
Iergott av, n e cor Hewitt p; Joseph gallo 1000
PhiIipp Koch to the Irving Savings Insti' ., ooo
Lot THf i4i. may , Cornelius r Williams; Ersdk
v DiecLm'an, e1r' &C. to Anna = finoh' ao5o
Lot; IL 10 -. map land formerIy Of senss,
tiau i Myers. Westchester; John b Lidd' -oo
Lois is6 10 - and l57, map 81 Samuel 4 So syt tr
J.,o hi 20 M ana %: | sE' iIlcce6aikin to thu, W.
Mutual Are ai sa N !; same M 6 yrs ,. " 1900
Crawford. eItrx and trustee TO jesse 400
PROSPECT Sy' Co. y, . wv .."..."... 1000
Rivcrdnle Az, G 9. at intersections land OF
Thomas Cannon and land of Margaret
toSan; james Killeen 10 David Mayer o
RtiyingtGn 81: and GSnrrS Be1Ss. install $500
Sullivan st; ~; H Z psrt secures bond ''',.. 1000
Tnion nv. " 5, I64.5 = 1894 At; jennie Won 100
KleIst 10 IathaTinc Durrbergrr. 9 yrs No'
washington st, Ii5: John, smith TO L Bal on,
iantine & Sons, lcsseh0ll. demand ,' 500
4th Az; 20; d a '.'. '..."....",. $500
nth Hy + 2 ncc;x@s ii" ,s y SI,o !; / yrl ''..,'.'' $4,000
stli sy, Icot: s DShn demand ! ""'",',,.,.'"' 1900
10Th AZ; IN n y s, sGr go = nv q; 81 < & yrs. ',.'.e 5000
Ioth Al. :vT w, and 100 Greenwich ST
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PROPOSALS.

GEALED proposals. Endorsed Proposals. for STEEL
- Root. will he received at the Bureau of Yards
and Docks, Navy Department, Washington. until /
o'clock. May 8. 1892. and then and there publicly
opened for removing an old roof and building a new
steel roof for copper rolling mill. Navy Yard. Wash.
of proposal can lie obtained from the Commandant
Of the Navy Yard Washington. MoRDECAI T.
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Foreclosure Suits.

North Moore st. 80 and 40: Mutual Life Ins Co VS.
Carrie A Brink ct al; atty. G f Miller.
1Klst 1T. II A, BOIL Q Boulevard, lSXqa.11: 161st
ct. n 6. 246.p o Boulevard, 1890. IL; Mary A Nc.
Laughiin W. VIM Broadbelt. ct al; atty. f Z Mccall.
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FURNISHED Rooms to 9et-8ruoklyu.

HILLARY ST. 10. BROOKLYN.-Furnished room
L to let; also very neat back parlor; southern ex.
posure.
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o. 3rt tot Business 9urposts.

On 9et fur BUSINESS Purpusrs.
T oFTs TO LET-No., 161 Pearl ST.. adjoining
IL Wall ST.; good light; immediate possession; low
JOHN F. DOYLE SONS.
40 William at.
~ lent location for almost any business; reason
JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS.
45 william st.
nEsIRABLE OFFICES TO ~LET.-Rosers build.
~ ing. i6s Wall st., corner Front st.; s"itabi"
heat. electric lights. elevator and ~janitor's services
JOHN +. BOYLE & SONS, 40 william st.
7 offs TO LET.-No. 20 4th av., opposite
JOHN F. DOYLE 4 SONS.
as William st.
7 oFTs.-No. 90 Grand st; recently renovated;
- very reasonable JOHN FIN f. imn %STHRg 0 = fssoS'S%ns;.
45 william at.
STORE, basement. and sub. basement.-No. 37Dey
- st., near Church St. to rent; excellent location;
JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS.
45 William at.
STORE 9 3o : and q sub a :. also hr n,. and
near Aston place; first class hreproof building. steam
heat and '''''''' Jo III: 'i +. bd 'itiI?s = sS 5ss'
40 william st.
DESIRABLE OFFICES TO RENT.-No. ss Wall
Dst.; especially adapted to lawyers; moderate
JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS,
IT, ~
BROADWAY. No; to let, sinsly or
en- suite: modern building: gas. steam. elevator.
''n''0F'' services J iRS1HSsf F. IN b 6spii s SONS.
As william st.
OFFICES II f in the Jewellers Exchange
~ building. 81 and 90 Maiden lane; suitable
for diamond settlers; also rooms for factories in same
JOHN F. DOYLE s. SONS.
As william st.
A SET Of FOUR LOFTS TO LET.-37 Warren
n ST., near Church ST.; size 25Iao; immediate pos.
JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS.
OFFICES TO LET.-Liverpool and London and
to 10 william st. and Al and 43 Pine st.;
singly or en- suite; suitable for lawyers. insurance
brokers. corporations. &c:; reasonable rents:
JOHN +. DOYLE SONS.
40 william st.
CECoND THIRD LOFTS, 10 Warren at. to
- let: building recently overhauled: steam heat.
JOHN +. DOYLE& SONS.
40 william st.
III FRONT ST.. adjoining Wall st.-Large
ground floor once and basement to let: rent mod.
crate. JOHN II. DOYLE a SONS.
As William st.
$50 AND see BROADwAY.-Entire lofts to
JOHN F. DOYLE & SONS.
as william ct.
FACTORY OF STORAGE.
siI-story building. extra heavy beams. and steam
heat, elevator. &C; extra light, on corner 18th at. and
j. .EiDGAR L.EAYCRAFT. 1917 Broadway.
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Should be read DAILY by all interested. as change
may occur at any timeJ
Foreign mails for the week ending April 30. 1892
will close Y in all cases at the Genera
Post Office as follows: PARCELS POST MA1Lf
close one hour earlier than closing time shown
below.
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THREE BARGAINS!

81. 200, 81. 800. 81, 400 -four LOTS. just finished;
every Improvement; near railroad station and troll.
leys; sacrifice to quick purchasers; best houses for
the money in Greater New York: others 81. Zoo up;
easy terms. F~ALKISBURG, builder. opposite Muir
ray Hill station. Flushing.
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DR.. WIKI. dentist, Broadway and Main
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lNElDELlIY AND NEGLECT.
bessie E. Scott says Her Husband Is t

bessie e. Scott Says Her Husband Is Too
81 '%s.$E ""y' ...
Bessie E.. Scott complains that her
the Silver Bow club, has been untrue
to her and that an Idaho street widow
has alienated his affections. Mrs. Scott
forgave him once, upon his promise to
let the widow alone, but the attraction
in weeds was too strong for. him ana
he fell again, and yesterday Mrs. Scott
commenced an action in the district
court for divorce on the grounds of in
fidelity and neglect.
In her complaint Mrs. Scott relates
that she was married to the defendant
at Helena on the I'd day OF March.
1893. and on the 9th of last February
the defendant was criminally intimate
with one Josephine J. Jacobs at her
home, 220 South Idaho street When Mrs.
Scott learned of her husbands iIG-
deity she left him, but subsequently
returned to him on his promise to be
good and have nothing further to do
with Mrs. Jacobs. The defendant has,
however, failed to keep the promise he
solemnly made and has, the plaintiff is
informed and believes. at divers times,
since making the promise, committed
adultery with Mrs. Jacobs Mrs. Scott
says her husband earns $50 a month
at the Silver Bow club, yet for more
than year he has contributed nothing
to her support She asks the court
to grant her $40 month temporary ali
mony and require the defendant to pay
into court a reasonable attorneys fee
for her.
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Teeth filled, lowest rates. DR.. Wix.
AT THE CHURCHES.

Church services will be held in Butte
to-day as follows IL
First Presbyterian church,. J.
Groeneveld, pastor. Regular religious
services will be held morning and even
ing, morning at II a. M, evening at
7:3O p. m. Sunday school at 1915 p. IN.
Y. ?. S. C. f. at $3.50 p. m. Prayer
meeting on Wednesday evening at 8
o'clock.
Scandinavian NJ e. church-Corner
of Copper and Alaska streets, J. j,
Field, pastor. Services at usual hours,
liza. sms and s p. m. Sunday school at
12:O5 p. m.
Rev. A. T. Osborne, the new assistant
pastor of the M. E. church. South, has
arrived and will preach at Odd Fellows
hall Sunday morning and evening. The
New Madrid (Mo.) Record says of him:
Rev. A. I. Osborne preached probably
his last sermon to his people last Sun
day and left this week to attend the
annual conference at Bonnie Terre. If
he goes to other fields. it will be the
regret of the people here whose popular
favor and good will he has deservedly
won. He is an excellent preacher"
Trinity M. E. churcl-The regular
preaching services at II a. m. and $50
D. m. by the pastor. Sunday school at
p. M, W. H. Gribbin. superintendent.
Monday evening trustees meeting in
the pastors study Tuesday evening
Sunday school entertainment. Wednes-
day evening, regular prayer meeting.
Thursday evening, choir rehearsal Fri
day evening, class meeting, Robert
Andrews leader John Hosking, pas
tor; residence 81 North Main street.
Christian Observation-Disclosures cor
ner Washington and Mercury streets,
Edward Oliver Tilburn. PASTOR. AT the
morning service the pastor will preach
the first of an important series of SER
mons, to be continued during the
month of October. Subject title. Pre-
paration for Winter At night the
first of a series calculated to deepen,
and develop the spiritual life. Seeing
Jesus" and the subject at this time:
We Would See Jesus" The hour for
morning service and communion is II
o'clock. Sermon at 11:4o. sunday
school at 1890, Please note the change
in the hour of night service. Y. P. S.
C. E. at $3.50 D. m. Night service at
1880 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday
night at p m Subject: THE Mission
of John the Baptist" A cordial invita-
ton is extended to strangers and the
general public to attend all services at
this place of worship. Large double
choir under the direction of Professor
Passmore, furnish appropriate music.
South Butte M. E. church-Preaching
by the pastor, Rev. ]. w. TAFT, at IL
a. m. Sunday school at 2:30 D. NJ.
meeting on Wednesday evening, fol-
lowed by monthly business meeting.
Meaderviile NJ. E. church : Class
meeting at II a. m, Richard Stoddin,
| leader. Sabbath school at 2.3e p. M.
Thomas Pierce superintendent.
Preaching at 7:3O p. M.
First Church of Christ tScientisD :
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Room 81, third floor Bee Hive block, As
East Broadway. Services every Sunday
at 10:45 a. m. and s p. m. Sunday
school at 1915 p. m. Experience, meet
ings Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock.
German Evangelical Lutheran church
ST West Silver street, M. Hudtloff,
pastor; residence, 50 West Silver
street. Service to-day at II a. m. only.
Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
First Baptist church-Corner Mon
tana and Broadway streets, Rev. j. e.
Noftsinger, pastor; residence, GAL West
and p. m. AS the pastor is attend
ing the Baptist association at Helena
and will be absent, Lee Hayes will
preach in the morning and the annual
Sunday school rally will take place in
the evening. Young peoples prayer
meeting at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school
at 1920 p. M, Lee Hayes, superintend-
ent. Young peoples meeting at Z
o'clock. Weekly prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at 5 O'clock. Teachers
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock.
Junior meeting B. Y. p. U. Friday at
ternoon at o'clock. Owing to the alb
sence of the pastor. the Lords supper
the right hand of fellowship be given
to new members. Zion Sunday school
at Williamsburg at 2:30 p. M, M. L..
Setter, superintendent. Calvary Sun
day school at 1886 E. Mercury street at
8 o'clock, Prof L. r. Foot, superin-
tendent You are invited to worship
with us.
Immanuel Presbyterian church-Cor-
ner Galena and East Gaylord streets,
G. H. Whiteman, pastor; residence. n
South Gaylord street. Services at IL
a. m. Preaching by Otto Wise. Even
ing at p. m. service by Prof. B. G.
Hastings. These brethren have kindly
consented to fill the pulpit during the
pastors absence at4the synod. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Y. P. S. G. T.. at
p. m. All are welcome.
South Butte Presbyterian church
Corner First street and Utah avenue,
f. Tonge, pastor. On Sabbath morning
and evening the services will be con-
Quoted by Mr.. Macphearson. Sabbath
school at 2:3O p. M. ]. G. Carroll. SUI
perintendent. Christian Endeavor, Mr..
Me-" John 1876 Midweek service Tnes-
day. Oct 4, f. Tonge, leader. Subject:
THE Religion of Certainty Tim
1:12. This Is the most interesting ana
best service of the week.
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
congregation will worship to-day IN the
Auditorium as follows: Preaching at
II o'clock by the pastor ]. l.. Abortion.
At 7:3O pm. by Mr.. Ward. field secre-
tary of the Y M. C. A.. Glass meeting
at 10 o'clock a. m. Sunday school at
1915 D. M Epworth League meeting
at $40 p. m. at Carpenters Union hall.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night at :
o'clock at the Scandinavian Methodist
church.
st. Johns Episcopal church-S. c.
| Blackiston, rector. Litany: sermon
and holy communion at II o'clock;
evening prayer and sermon at 1880;
| Sunday school at 1890.
Swedish Lutheran church-A. E. Gus
| tafson. pastor. Services In the Car
nenters' Union hail, 11s West Granite
| street, at II a. m. and s p. M Sun
| day school at ~ noon; Ladies Sewing
society meets Tuesday evening at $3.50
| All are cordially invited.
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HE USED AN Ak,
Mrs. Sliney Says Her Brother-in-Law
Drove Her Boarders Away.

On complaint Of a Mrs Sliney, the
county attorney yesterday had war
rant issued for the arrest Of Pat Sliney
on the charge of assault in the second
degree. Mrs. Sliney runs a boarding
house at 731 East Summit street, and
she told the county attorney that on
Friday night Sliney, who is her broth
in-law, and also one of her boarders,
came home and drove her daughters
away.
Yeterday morning he came to the
house armed with an axe and chased
the girls away and also prevented the
other boarders from getting their
breakfast. The complaint against
Sliney was filed in the justice court of
c. s.. Smith in South Butte.
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The very best maple sap. one-half
gallon IS cents; gallon, $1.20. Harvey
drips, gallon, As cents. Cooks, 331 East
Park, Butte.
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$40 sets teeth, $40. DR. Wix.

KNOX hats have style about them
that knocks other hats into the shade.
If you want to shine get Knox hat
at Hennessy's.
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The red school house shoes for chill
dren can't be beat for wear. Tassells,
rs West Park.
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There'll be thousands of Knox hats
worn at Dewey's reception in New
York. Buy a Knox hat at Hennessy's
and dress as the best dressers do.
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n Walnut maple, manila and assorted
fiavors of Richelieu caramels, in one
pound tins, at e. E. Gallogly & Co.'S.
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Fisher-Itkin.

Miss Elizabeth Fisher of this city and
Adolph B. ItlSin of Butte are to be mar
ried this afternoon at a 5 o'clock we'd
ding at the home of the brides pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Fisher.
226 Cedar street, says the Spokane
Chronicle of Sept. IS. A family dinner
is to be given at $50 o'clock at Daven-
ports and the wedding reception will
be held at the Fisher residence at 8
O'Clock this evening. Mr.. Itkin and his
bride will go East on their wedding
trip. visiting Chicago and New York
city, and will return to Butte to reside.
From September 3Oth to October 18th {
The Great Northern Railway CONS
pany will sell tickets to Chicago at
S37. so; to ST. Louis at $500.
j. E. DAWSON, 3
General Agent, Al North Main street.
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Now on sale, the new fall styles in
mems fine shoes. Call and see them
TasselFs, .25 West Park.
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California Cafe is the best place to
eat in Butte.
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.LuTEY BROS.
That
Coffee


OUR FINEST JAVA AND
MOCHA has such delightful aroma
full strength and f1avor-uniform
excellence-superb drinking quail
ties-that you'll never buy any
other kind after once using it.
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PRESIDENT JORDAN'S HERESIES

President Jordan of Stanford Univer-
sity causes the little political Tom-ti tits
much distress because he is an indie
pendent in politics. Of course the
Tom-tit journals call him a Democrat,
and display great anguish over the
"baleful influence" of a man who is
now doing so much to mould the habits
and thoughts of the young people of
California. In his published dis
courses on the duties of citizenship
discourses which are becoming a part
of the standard literature of the coun-
try-he never urges 1.-The paving OF
the Flag but tells the young that the
future of the nation depends upon the
character of its men and women.
This simple proposition which, omits
the use of the Flag, is regarded by
the Tom-tits as un-American. A few
more Stanford Universities, in the
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nands OF men like Jordan Will soon re-
duce the nation TO savage state.
When President Jordan was asked
the other day whether he was, or was
not, a Democrat, he replied that he
generally voted with the Republican
party, excepting when that party
Violated some fundamental principle of
government. My entire political
creed" he replied, can be found in the
speeches of Abraham Lincoln"
Both the Democratic and Republican
Tom-tits regard this sentiment as
dissertation of the temples in which
Platforms" are worshipped. Why is
is it permitted that such man may
preach heresies TO the youth Of Cali
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-07-25

Die Edelmetal InduStrie says that
on the summit of an extinct vol
cano in the Witries Hook Mountains
of Natal, soundings have revealed the
presence of diamonds in a layer OF
sand. The district within which the
ferrous one. 1t is believed that the pres
ence of diamonds in this extinct VOL
cano may indicate the processes by
which these stones are formed
DR.. Maxwell has just completed an
exhibit for the Paris Exposition which
shows with singular clearness the pro
cess of the evolution of sulphur,
alumina, iron, and other substances
from lava. Is it possible that he has
up his sleeve" specimens of lava in
the act of changing into diamonds?
If he has, he judiciously keeps it a
secret at present. This small commu-
nifty is now in a feverish condition ow-
ing to the large speculations in stocks,
and the sudden outbreak of lava flows
on Hawaii. If upon these exciting
causes DR.. Maxwell should declare that
he had discovered specimens of lava
which exhibited the process of form
ing diamonds, this community would
go to the mad-house. Sugar stocks
would sink out of sight for awhile,
and diamond picnic parties would root
up all Of the standing cane in search
for the stones.
1t is the pursuit of riches and not the
possession of them that gives the high
est pleasure to the carnally minded
In the search for diamonds there is an
excellent opening for pursuits
If Dr. Maxwell is satisfied that the
islands are 'tteeming with diamonds"
he should break the knowledge of the
fact gently to us. We shall now realize
the significance of the term Diamond
Head as applied to our southern
headland. No doubt a tradition may