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National Republican., 1883-08-11
WILL WHISKY WIN
Eighty Ohio Liquor Dealers Declare ii
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Eighty Ohio Liquor Dealers Declare i'm
Favor OF the Democratic Ticket.
TOLEDO, OHIO, Aug. 1O.-The Ohio Liquor
Dealers Protective association met in con-
vention yesterday, eighty delegates being
present. William Backs, chairman Of the
association, was chosen president, and w. ].
Moore, secretary of the association, was made
secretary of the convention. The chair then
stated that the object of the meeting was to
organize for the fall campaign and to take
into consideration all other questions of in
torcst. Tho obnoxious laws, he said passed
by tho republican legislature had caused great
disailcction IN the republican ranks, as was
shown by the last two elections He thought
that their hopes rested with the democrats,
and their success depended on the defeat Of
the republican party.
A demo ratio governor of Ohio in 1883
means n democratic president in 1884, aud
the work therefore for them was plain.
Tho resolutions submitted We're to the eff
feet that there are rights in Ovcry free gov
ernmcnt beyond the control Of the state, and
a government ignoring them was Il dospotsm
The money cXactcd under the Scott and
Russell bills was lCgali7ed eXtOrlion and
robbery. Tho Scott bill WAS conceived in
dcTag, gism and passed under false title,
and is u hypocrtical prctcnse to regulate the
evils of the liquor traffic. 1t was unjust
for corrupt political purposes; ii was unwar-
Tantablo and tyrannical, with no basis on
which an assessment can be made, and its
attempted passage was monstrous; that all
classes of persons were interested in warning
against the Scott law, which would otherwise
result in the undermining Of all democratic
institutions of tho country; that in cOnse-
auCrCo OF tho aforesaid action of the rCpubli-
can party the association should act with the
democracy politically in the coming cam
paign.
The association opposed the first proposed
amendment TO the state constitution, because
It recognizes tho legitimacy of the traffic in
Intoxicating liquors only so as to provide
against the evils resulting thcreform, and IN
the amendment it is provided that the power
of the general assembly to levy taxes or as
scssments on tho traffic shall not be limited
by any provision Of this constitution invest
ing tho general assembly with unlimited
power of taxation. The amendment contra
Vcns the fundamental principles of equal anC
just taxation; grants powers transcendinl
the legitimate legislative authority OF thu
state, and authorizes the general assembly
under the proteXt Of taxation, to absolutel,
prohibit the traffic An issue is thus draw
into our annual elections that should be KEEP
out of politics, but that will become the ab
soTbing question at the polls to tho exclusion
of great and vital questions Of government
that should be determined at the ballot box
National Republican., 1883-08-11
.CUI N N | P'S
4O4 and 400 Seventh Street N. W.
HANDKERCHIEFS
FOR THE MILLION,
AT HABF PRICE.

Fancy Border Polka Dots, plain hem
stitched, all selling off at half price.
Fifty dozen All-Linen Fancy Border,
10c, worth 15c.
Fifty dozen All-linen Fancy Border,
124c, worth lSc.
twenty dozen Linen Cambria Fancy
Border, i5c, worth 22c.
One case French Cambria, Very Fanci-
full Borders, at IS, 1s, 90, %, and 25c.
Plain White Irish Linen Handker-
chiefs, at Sc, formerly l24c.
Twenty dozen of q Finer Quality, same
style goods, at 10c, former price, 15c.
Fifty dozen White Cambria Hem
stitched, 121c, former price, 1Sc.
Largelots White French Cambria Hem
stitched, at 15c and upward, positively
reduced from our former low prices at
least 80 per cent.
National Republican., 1883-08-11
A CnrR atN,uSt

" Na
TheeVidencels over.
whelnIlng that lily's
Cream Balm goes
moredlrectly tnanany
other to the seat oftho
disease, ana has re
suited in more cures
within the range OF
our observation than
all other remedies. 90
WIKI es-Barre, Pa,
Union Leader, Dec, 10.
1870.
We hear from Gus.
toners the most Hat
tering reports Of Ely's
Cream Balm, an artl'
Gle OF real merit
Smith Kline d Co,
wholesale druggists
Philadelphia, Pa.
National Republican., 1883-08-11

ditiona colds completely healstht sores and restores
the sense of taste and SMELL Beneficial results are
realized bv few app catlons. Athorough treatment
VIII cure uuequeled for colds ~ mead. Agreeable
to'nse sand for circular and testimonials. sold by
dTIgsists by mail, soc. n package-stamps ,
ELY's CREAM BALM Co.. Owego, N, u
National Republican., 1883-08-11

clining to dismiss Mr.. Murtaugh, a clerk in
the yard at the instance Of Chief Engineer
Varney, for an alleged assault upon his son.
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4 Valuable Table =.

The following tables arc of interest. They
are from the report made by the Tariff Com
mission, and were used during the last ses-
sion of Congress in the course of speech in
the interest ofprotectlon:
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School Of Trained Animals!

OF which we have 4 larger VARIETY ,bs, ,,,
average Ten shows comprising Elephants. Zc.
bras, Bears, Horses, Oxen, Ponies, Ljamas
Goats, Dogs, and Monkeys.
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In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory Of Montana In and for the County
Of Deer Lodge.
Sac ID. Mills, Plaintiff,
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PRODUCTION.
A High Waterfall.

A recent discovery on the head of the
Cowlltz river reveals and establishes the fact
that Washington Territory can now boast OF
one of the grandest waterfalls in the world
Its height being 1900 feet. These falls are
1900 feet higher than the famous Niagara
Falls. The Nooksacz Indians assert posi-
lively that waterfalls higher than the tallest
fir, pine, or cedar trees are to be found on the
extreme head waters Of the Nooksack river.
As that section OF the country has never
been explored by the white man, there is no
good reason for doubling the statement.
From the companion given by the Indians,
these falls must be at least 475 feet In height,
which would lay over the famous Snoqual-
mic falls by at least 200 feet.
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COPY or SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory of Montana, In and for the County
Of Deer Lodge.
Sallic b. Mills, Plaintiff,
Henry II. Mills, Defendant
The people OF tho Territory of Montana scnd greet
ing TO Henry ii. Mills, Defendant.
You are hereby required 10 appear In IN action
brought against you by the above named Plaintiff in
the District Court OF the second Judicial District Of
the Territory Of Montana, In and tor the County Of
Deer Lodge and TO answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive OF the day of servce after
the service you Of this summons, IL served within
this county: IL served out OF this county, but in
this district within twenty days: otherwise within
forty days; or Judgment by default viii be taken
agatnst you. according TO the prayer Of said CON-
plant.
The said action Ia brought TO recover Judgment
against you that the bonds of matrimony existing
between plaintiff and yourself be dissolved, that the
plaintiff be restored 10 her maiden name. and for
such other and further relief To the Court may
seem ft, the grounds Of said complaint being that
you have wilfuly deserted and abscnted yourself
from plaintiff for more than year last past with
out any reasonable cause aud have departed from this
Territory without intention of returning.
And you hereby notified that, II you fail TO ap
pear and answer said complaint above required,
the said plaintiff will take defanlt against you ana
apply 20 the court for the relief demanded I'm the
prayer of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the District
l-I~l Court Of the Second Judicial District of
SEAL. the Territory Of Montana. in and for
t--l the County of Deer Lodge. this I'd
day of July in the year Of our Lord ose thousand
eight hundred and eighty-thrce.
r. L. DAVIS. Clerk.
THos. L. NATION, Plaintiffs Attorney.
1904
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Notice to Co-Owners.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DEER LODGE.

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You are hereby notified that have expended
one hundred dollars in labor and Improvements
upon the Brodrick vein, lead or lode, situated in
Boulder mining district, county OF Deer Lodge,
Territory of Montana, in order 10 hold pad
premises under the provisions of section 1924.
Revised Statutes of the United States, being the
amount to hold the same for the year ending
December 81, 1882, and II within ninety days
from the service Of this notice, or within ninety
days after this notice by publication you fail or
refuse to contribute your proportion Of such ex-
penditure as a co-owner, your interest in said
claim will become the property of the subscriber
under said section 1924.
10000 W.T.. EDWARDS.
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The New Steel Cruisers.

Secretary Chandler Is feeling quite pleased
that he has been able TO make contracts for
the b,ildingo of the four naval vessels for
several hundred Thousand dollars less than
the appropriation for this purpose. Not y
few persons believed that oil the bids would
exceed the appropriation made by Congress,
but these persons were very much astonished
when the bids were opened yesterday. As
one of tire best known naval officers ex-
pressed It, "Why, we have saved enough out
Of the appropriation to almost build another
vessel. Three quarters Of q million of dol
lars saved is no small item to navy like
oursn
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$50 - $1,000 o
Notice Of Contest.
Y. :. LAND OFFICE.

Z. :. LAND OFFIVE
Helena, n. 7 . July 10. 1883
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Anders Hansen against Josiah J. Wands for
abandoning his Homestead Entry No. 1858,
dated July 81, 1881 upon the 81 SWH & NWls
sWA sec: 30, T en-, Range 8 w, in Deer Lodge
county, Montana, with n View to the cancellation
Of said entry; the said parties are hereby sum
moned to appear ct this Office on he 22d day oi
August, B83, at 10 o clock a. m. TO respe nd and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. r. Atkinson, Register.
T32-5t L, BALLOU Receiver
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Assessors Notice,

Property holders of Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., are
assessment, they will be required to give spec tic
description of all real estate For lends, the town
ship, range section, and part OF section win be
number, block and lot. Patented mineral lands
must be described In accordance with patent there
for. V u. McQUEsTfos,
Assessor of Deer Lodge Co, Montana
Deer Lodge. April 2. 1888. sl7-d
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Fsat' OF Jaiue- BraihgFn decreased
Notice Il hereby Tiven nv the u dr. i.n'~ Adm
istratoT Of the estate OF Janics Ba horn Ie. r,d
To the creditors Of and al ar~Il having Il itH-
against the said drcra-rf, -'xs'ht thu WIN 'hc
n's-..s@rv vDncI,.rr, bsur' r ht,f-.--,fh "-y
OciUbcr a. y 1884, 10 the satd yr1nstra'0r ~ DEER
Lodge rt", ~ Ds"r Lodge county, Montana r TO "
Dated ~ o. Lodge. NJ r., JuA q, iSS3
hifHEN l.. DAVIS,
Administfa u' in' tsIui .aE.- Brar hu'', a.
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Northern Pacific Lands.

WASHINGTON, July l2.-Secretary Teller
says the indemnity lands Of the Northern
Pacific Railway must not be closed to settle
ment any longer than Is necessary TO enable
the company to make selection Of lands In
lieu OF those lost within the granted limits,
and directs the Commissioner OF the Land
Office to notify the company that all sslec-
lions In Minnesota and Wisconsin must be
made In three months. Then the order for
Withdrawing the indemnity will be revoked
and the lands opened TO settlement. The
company In selecting will not be permitted
TO take the best land and leave the poorest.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice of Final Entry
u. s. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. MT.

L.. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. MT.
June q, 1857.
Notice Il heIrsr given That the following
named settler has bIed puiic. at hi- intenfprt .
make final pruof N support OF his Claim ard .c-
cure hnai entry ilefe"I ~ the cxpra'i 81 thirty
DAYS from the date at Ihi. DIhr And thH ssid pruD
VIII he made hiof. rb- Il. ei-f.r HnT R.tri, er uf
the Land Office a.Ilelens. N. T.. an Monday. August
g. 1883 To wit:
JOIN p. VAUGHN.
Of Deer Lodge County. who made Homestead aprii-
cation No. 1863 for the ~ uf MA aud M VI 81 N
section II, TT NRgW lie nBlne- fhC fo.,wrEg
witBesses to prove his cnptinHuus 'e~iHehe upon,
and cultivation Of, said iand, Nv: dvhH AHdri>vn
Lars Olsen, Lars C. ianren HuI Peter La sll oil
Deer Lodge conn;y, VI. T.
r. AnKtSso%. E..t.t-trr e.
TDg
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For Sale,

One three-room house and lot, with stable and
barn, on B street. between Cd and Sd, Deer
Lodge. Will be sold at a bargain. Inquire OF
1901 M. BIEN, Deer Lodge.
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Six jockeys In Western circus race got
into q wrangle. Five Of them Jew 1t the
sixth, pulled him from his saddle. scratched
and BIZ him, and held him under the horses'
feet, where be was trampled 10 death. They
were monkeys.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-16
m lxFAnoUs DocrRINE

The Record Union in making =
defense of pledse breaking promul.
gates this simply infamous doc
triAs:
No infrequent'y has this j.urnal
inveixhed against epecitic Hedge
mailing by candidates for Office. As
. rule campo gn p edges are value.
less. When . man is once elected
and takes the oath Of Office, If he
cares 70 be at peace with himse I
and to win his own Sc + respect if
he means to sincerely and earnestly
act - his judgement advises. he 'r.A
give no consideration trhateser to the
pledges he has made, except to regret
tho folly that led him to make
them, and to do mental penaDce
constant ' for the SIN he committed
in promising special performance
prior 10 the case to he acted upon
being presented for his judgement.
It will be a matter of regret to
everyone who for years past has sd-
mired the good sense and logic OF
the Record Uni..n columns to see
such q pernicious paragraph ss the
above. 1t will do vast amount Of
harm. Suppose young man jnst
entering upon the duties and re-
sponsibilities of life, outside the pa
ternal influences, sees printed in o
frst-class family newspaper an
argument in favor of lying, du-
plicity and Reputation Of so'emn
promises. Man has no higher duty
in life than keeping his word. and
such q man holds his head high
among his fellows. 1t is the best
endorsement Of character that can
be given. The man who wrote that
par graph in the Record Union
says in 80 many words, If yon buy
. horse and agree to give Sl50 cash,
put the seller off with 500 and
keep the horse. Pay no consider
alton to your promise except to re-
greet the folly which led you to
make it." If this is good doctrine
the buyer might while he is about
it. keep the horse and the $3.50
besides.
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Tally Que for the II. Il.

CHICAGO, June l5.-Judge Harlan
of tbs U. s. Ciscuis Court, delivered
an opinion in the important case
brought by the Attorney General Of the
State OF Illinois, in behalf of the peo-
pie, t, restrain the Illinois Central
Railway Company from further en-
croach!pg on the outer barber Of Chi.
cago. This RI t involved the long
mos I'd tie to many millions Of dol!auA
wo tn Of property. The suit was
brnusht 10 the St t, Court, aud came
Def re Judge Harlan on the application
of ths railroad peoi l. for Its transfer to
the United States Court. The decision
was a victory for the railroad company.
The Count refusing t, remand the Gaze
to the State Cour: on the ernus OF
"copstitu5ional questions invsl'ed.
AUSTIN, Tex June l5.-In the Unit-
ed States D.tci' Court to-day an opin
ion was rendered 10 a criminal prosecu-
ton uuier the Civil Rights Acs Of Con-
gress Of March. 1875 (which imposes a
pensi # $500 Ia such cases), for ex.
Guiding Laura Evans from the ladlrs'
car on tie Houston 4 Texas Central
Railroad. Nineteen s'mltr CAGES we're
4lso disposed Of. The Court held that
tina law was unconstitutional. as tho
Things slegel were equitable 10y the
st ,re tribunal /, OF ly; also, that the Act
wss an infringement on the reserved
ri3 hts Of the several States.
CONCORD, June l5.-The Republican
Senatorial caucus yesterday nominated
Edward II. z. liens for U. 8. Senator.
Tie caucus adopted resolution that
hs Lesisl .ture should il q choose S-n.
ator fer the long t rn, and Henry W.
B air was selected on the first ballor.
The entire Republican vote in the Leg
lature l. 206. R,lens mast utt sin 70
IN re Wis than he r. c-ived in caucus
aud As abnve the t. | number partici.
p.tiny. t, intuse his return. Seventy.
s,x members absen:ed themselves from
the caucus.
The Demccrstic csucus unanimous ~
nnminat.d Hon rahle Harry Bingham
| Of L. e,nn for Senator. and voted to
oppose the e,tcs,nn If more than one
Senator at this session.
LynchinG.
DETROIT, June ia man named
Warner. believed to be the person who
outraged and stabbed little Nsttie
Lyons at Sheb"ygar, Wis.,. on Tuesday
night las, Was taken fir. m Jail at that
place last night by M b # 500 and
hung. The gil identified Warner az
her assaiian.. but Re maintained his
Innocence. Even after tein2 cnce let
dowr, no confession could Re exto,t d
from him.
YrsiLAxrI, Mich, June l5-Cap-
tain Cliuton Spencer, Postmaster at
this place, has been Suspended for DE-.
fct Of 1880 in his accounts He
was highly Respected; lost leg at
Gettysburg; was supporting some help.
l.ss relatives.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, June II. Lord Carlingford,
Minister OF Axricu ture, received yes.
.eraay several Influential depatatious
representing TWINS iu E,g'and claiming
ten millions Of psoplv. The object was
to .'pr, t.. t aeainsc restrictions Of the
food supply" Cs'linsford said the de-
cline in the importation # American
beef cat le was due 20 the fact hat bet
ter prices were helog ol TUNED in Amer
lea. and II. to the syss.iu OF cnin,Ll
sary slaughter at British pot. H-
added thai t re govsIhme ut would CON
situa t, act up t" the spiri, # the pres
-nt laws. and nat t ain them IN the dl
rection Of further prevention, as was
urged by the opponents If the lmpo, ia
ton of American cattle.
BERLIN, jane l5-The Committee Of
the Lnwer House Of tie Landtag, Fit
ting during recess, has ad"l ted the first
three clauses Of the Church bill, The
third clause was amended to transfer
the right Of raising objections t. church
appointments from tle central govern
ment t, Governors of provinces. Clause
4, giving power to the government t.
reject nominees on civil, religious a.
educational grounds, was r. -cted. IT
is thought probable thet this clause wiil
be allowed to drop.
ST JOHN, N. B., Juue la boy
named Beldeu Yves killed and eaten by
. bear 1t the woods ut Annoyance yes
terday,
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A. D. Sharon. who passed
through Chicago from this coast on
his way to Virginia, is quoted as
saying at the Lake City that San
Francisco at present is enjoying
such an era of prosperity as has not
been known for years, and where
one dollar was in circulation four
years ago there are now twenty.
This is chiefly due to the collapse
in mining stocks. people now put
ting the money into their pockets
which they formerly paid for stock
assessments.
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The Times-Review an original
and we'll conducted newspaper. has
entered upon its eleventh volumne.
It deserves q long and healthy
career.
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the STAR ROUTE FARCE.

The acquittal of the Star-route
robbers ought to give a lively i'm
perus to the plundering of the pub
lilo treasury. Dorsey, Brady and
the whole gang ought to day TO be
in the peniten,iary breaking rocks.
Their lawyers knew they were
guilty. and Bob IngersolIs cl"sing
speech was a supplicating vail for
mercy. They used their plumber
to defeat tho ends of justice and
purchase an acquittal. Whatever
force the verdict may carry will he
more Than q thousand times neutral
lied by the force of public opinion.
and these men, although they hold
their heals as high as they please,
will eve, walk among their fellows
with the brand of thievery upon
their foreheads. One consolation,
however, can be taken home. Dem
ocratic newspapers, while finding
. bread field for comment in the
fact that these scandals occurred
under . Republican Administration
cannot charge that Republican
Administration left any stone un-
turned to bring those rascals to the
bar of justice. The jury defeated
all work in the direction of punish
ing the guilty, and no man for q
moment believes that they did no;
get very we'll paid for it.
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The post has the following:
Some sensational developments
are promised in the trial of Miller
for the murder Of DR.. Glenn. There
have been rumors ever since the
killing that there we're circumstan-
ees connected with the case that
would put Miller in a different
light from what he was shown in
the accounts published at the time.
# the stories which have been 90
widely whispered of late are true
and SO shown to be in court, it will
appear that Miller's act was not en-
tirely without provocation.