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Acknowledgements

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please announce the name of E. ". Phillips, o
Salem township. q candidate for repre- sentative
from uhe SD district subject to the decsioL oi tiie
RepnbIican nominating convention. held in Wichita
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Members will please come prepared to pay
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Editor EAGLE:
Please announce that ID. ) Pence is a canuloate
for re. lection TO the office OF superintendent OF
public instruction, subject 10 the decision OF the
Republican county convention. d'--~'
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Please announce my name as candidate 1or
Rerresen :tive of the SD district. subject 10 The
decision OF the Republican convention 10 be held
Ir,,nst - 1875 DIS JOHN b. WALLACE.
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p1ease anno,,r,,e the name of Chas. Iuiln2 Us a
;da fr mo ltice Of Clerk of the DISTRICT CourC
ei,iiec 10 he decis IN of the republican no5,ilhiI
Ii convention.
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p1eas. annouace my name s a candidate Tor the
off of Prniate Judge Of Sedgwick county, suDJec,
to the decision Of the coming hepupio'ih 0'''
convention. VIZ IT ,,.xxrrIr
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am "A candidate for county attorney am he
publican 4 stand squarely on the Reph Dlcan
pfIntforrn oT Kansas and thus standing respectfully
ask OF the Republicans of Sed;sWlck county the
nomination for county attorney ~. CAMPBELL-
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I1Iooeo ,,no,,ncn 4 q Wright as a candid ate 10
re.elcction fn he Office of Clerk Of The il1iro
Court: subject TO the dee 'sioiI of the N'pu 2ic"
nominating convention.
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Il L. Taylor is candidate for the nomination OF
Pr bate Judge subject to the approval Oh me he
publican county convention 100
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lam a cand ate for representative from the sene
cnrvanfion d1{. GEO. l.. DOUGLASS,
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will be candidate for reelection To the office OF
state senator subject 20 the actoh o. me rep'ii
can convection. JAW AHLLi'
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VARDEN
Editor of the EAGLE: Please announce j:
w Vanneman as candidate for REPRESENTATIVE OF
Tho Eirhvthird Legislative district, subject 10 the
decision OF the Republican convention Oh saio uiA-
triIt Yours respectfully,
"-'' Il AZ j. w. NANNEMAN.
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lam a cand date for State Senator subject TO the
decision of the Republican convention
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Will be candidate for probate Judge, before ne
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To the Ed or of the Eagle.
Please announce the name of f. W. thlliips.
Salem township. as candidate for repre- sentative
from The SD district subject to the decision OF the
NJ 81 lei Auo,,-t >. C&ws
am candidate for state senator in this distl1et
subject the decision of the Republican conveH-
ton ~ W Ju+ " IL bE-sil-Eh-
Editor EAGLE: Please announce me as a candl-
date reelection TO the position ct county attor-
ney subject TO the decision OF the hepun,cah con-
vention TO be held III Wichita August ~ iSS'
dISwtG u. w. =. JoNEo.
Editor EAGLE:
Please announce that d. 5. Pence is a candidate
for reelection TO the office OF svperniendeRt ol
public instruction, subject 70 the decision on the
Republican county convention d'z-"
lam a cand date for State Senator subject TO the
DECISION a.; Oh the Net''Oii'@' ''' Z g. JEwrrT.
lam candidate for representative from the s.fd
subject 70 tre aecisi sEo ponGEAss
Il L. Taylor is a candidate for the nomination of
Pr bate Judge. subject to the appfoVa Vi ne Ite-
publican county convention 100
lam candidate for county attorney. | am a Re-
nnhiican n q stand sGuareIy on the Republican
platform OF Kansas, and thus standing respectl'y
ask ot the Republicans OF Sedfwick county the
nomination for county attorney ~. CAMPbELl-
I'll
Please announce my name as candidate loF
Reresn :,tive of the SD district. subject 10 The
decision OF the Republican convention 10 pe heio
An1nst - lssS d5S JOHN Il. WALLACE.
will be candidate for reelection To the office OF
state senator subject 20 the action OF the 1epuDil-
CONVECTION J->"- fAA>i-HA
GARDEN PLAIN. Kan.
Editor of the EAGLE: Please announce }:
" Vanneu5n rs a candidate for represeh NATIVE OF
tbe Eirhfvthird Legislative district subject 10 tne
decision OF the Republican convention oi sao uis-
triVt, yours iespeo I' ,xNp,,,x
iG j. W. NANNEMAN.
Please announce that w. 6. Morris Is candlda.e
for IL ntIice of county attorney subject TO the de-
clsIoh VI TIC i0tu'-A A
county.
will be candidate for probate Judge, oeiore ue
county Republican convention. W. L. buohNth-
Il
please announce my name as C;thdfia.c ~ ~.
off -. nf Probate Judge of Sedgwick county, suDJect
re- tbt de.ision Of the coming Republican county
convention. II ,J.x.rIIJ
As " IL -
PLEASE onno,,n,,e the name of Chas H. Iuiln2 Us =
c, dot for The lice Of Clerk of the ElstrlcttourC
etriiert o he drcis OF the republican nor
ny couyention.
Please announce A. B. Wright as candldtte 10
reelection the office OF ler a VI W - tIi,an
Court; subject TO the dee 'sioi vi 'i0 %''P' 81
nominating convention.
Editor Eagle. ,.,. er the
Please announce that chhu,uaoe loi the
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Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

CHICAGO Sept. 16-.The standing of the
league clubs to date is as follows:
CAMPAIGN NOTES.
The Progress of the Political Battle Far
and Near.

The Helena Herald having said that
"the local organ the other day reported
Broadwater as rejoicing over the nomina-
tion of Clark" the Independent replied:
"Of course he did. Broad always rejoic-
es when he sees the democratic banner
Of the territory in such good hands, be-
cause it presages certain victory for the
party to whose principles he is devoted
and to whose success he has contributed
SO much in this territory" This is com
pliment which Colonel Broadwater de-
serves. When he puts his shoulder to
the wheel success is certain.
The River Press says: "The notice Of
the withdrawal of Mr.. James Rowe from
the republican county ticket as candi-
date for the office of county commission
er for the long term, appears in this issue
of the River Press. The necessity for this
step is matter of regret to the gentle
mans many political friends throughout
the county, as Mr. Rowe was regarded
by them5as one of the very best men they
could have selected for the Office"
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
A Grand Wedding.

TURIN, Sept. 14.-The marriage of the
duke of Aosta and the princess Letitia
Bonaparte was celebrated Tuesday with
great pomp. The civil ceremony took
place in the grand hall of the palace in
the presence Of the princes Of the house
of Savoy, Bragansa and Bonaparte, gen.
erals Menabrae and Dallaroci,- Signor
Crispi, Signor Farini and other dignitar-
les. The newly welded couple went to
the Aosta palace. They were escorted by
600 gentlemen on horseback. At the
square of Victoria Emanual the process
ion halted and the King and Queen and
duke of Aosta and his bride saluted one
another.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

on this w.rk, the only outsiders being
from Denver, San Francisco and Butte.
The aim of the council to bar foreign
bidders by d short advertisement notice
seems to have been crowned with success.
Green 6 Dewitt and Fl. F. Bryant Of
Helena and H. Light of Denver bid both
on sections and in lump, and these were
the three lowest. Their bid IS as follows:
Green 8 Dewitt, $105,O0O; H. Light,
$114,475; W. F. Bryant, $122,OOO. 1t is
likely that the work will be awarded to
either Of these three bidders.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

BERLIN, Sept. 15.-The Kalnoky- Bis
|narck conference opens on Monday.
Count Kalnoky leaves Vienna tomorrow
end will be the guest of prince Bismarck
FOR several days. Count Herbert Bis
marck will take part in the interviews be-
tween the chancellor and count Kalnoky.
'ihe council Is thought t. be new move
pn the part of Bismarck to obtain Aus
iran support for the project to reconcile
the quirinal and the vactican to assist him
IN the struggle with the German clericals
and make memorable emperor Williams
visit to Rome.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
ASSEMBLED.
. REPUBLICAN, TERRITORIAL
CONVENTION HELD IN
HELENA TODAY.
ng,s Hall Well Filled-Some Notable
Delegates-Colone McCutcheon
Calls the Convention
to Order.

~ ELENA, Sept. 1.-THE republican
~ torial convention assembled at noon,
", to nominate candidate for dele
es. Ming's hall was well filled with
T. pple, who watched the proceedings
n III interest. The convention was call
to order by Col McCutcheon, chair
IN of the territorial committee. Many
teran republicans are present, either as
legates OF spectators. The Lewis and
arke delegates are as follows: 4. G.
,wer, I. H. Carter, A, @. Botkin, A. j.
ligman, Bennett Price, T. H. Klein
hmidt, E. d. Weed, H. Q. Yeager, P. j.
bnohue, I. D. McCutcheon, Phil. A.
tanix. j. I. Grove, F. P. Sterling and R.
isk.
The Cascade list comprises DR.. Fair
eld, ]. F. McClelland, George H. Mul
Bry and E. D. Hastie. Choteau is repre-
bnted by Jere Sullivan, VIM. Black, q. $.
kibson and Charles Rowe. Among the
be Silver Bow delegates are Lee Mantle,
J. Vivian, J. g. Maddux, N. ]. O'Brien
md A. F. Bray. The Fergus list com
rises D. A. Meagher, George Stone, 5. s.
fobson and John M. Vrooman.
\ The usual committees were appointed
to permanent organization.
LOOKING FOR A CANDIDATE.
The grand old party is all at sea for
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
Qualities and none of the defects Of an

qualities and none of the defects of an
clent and contemporaneous languages.
Drawn largely from the latin, it has no
rejected diversions, abreviations, lack Of
clearness and absence of articles. Or
lglnating largely in the german, it has no
complicated conjunctions, or words cut
into and the fragments dispersed. 1t
surpasses all other tongues in grammati-
cal simplicity, conciseness and clearness.
"Freely obedient to poet and speaker, it
is the most perfect means of expression
of the age.
1t is the electic and electric language
Of progress The dream of the univer-
sal empire will be realized century
hence in the anglo-american tongue
The force of circumstances and the ma
ture of the language itself, acceerates
the movement.
A language that assimilates its own
dialects, and eliminates its own provin-
cialisms will conquer all others. In the
conflict of tongues the most simple and
concise conquers, and english offers to Il
busy people in busy age, the shortestcllt
between two points, and that too without
violation Of elegance. A dominant Ian
guage spoken by a dominant race is q
resistless power. Beyond question, it
will be modern living language, when
"French with nasal lisp" and German in
verified and harsh are numbered with the
dead languages.
After Mr.. Hastle's address which was
received with applause, Prof. Record, Rev.
j. Reid and others discussed the subject.
Prof. Patch made some remarks and sec
onded the suggestion Of Rev. Reid that the
conference he resumed this eveninu A.
5s a5Sdngy anohsr % session the nS T be held
daily invited. There Wi viii be music an and
saag Last srs,H syeg the IS Of the
Clark and Mrs. Tracey, who sang, and by
Mrs. Reid, who accompanied them on the
piano. At the close all present sang
"America"
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
SEVEN STORES DEsTROYED.

-Four saloons, pawn broker establis1;
ment, the Acme restaurant, Skerritt i,
Donnellys shoe store, the Falcon Marke
and kohlof's notion store, the white hous,
jewellery and notion store and the ST..
lodging house went up in the flames.
The fire is now out The loss foots IN
in lhe thousands but cannot be given to
night,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
Cowley and NIcAuliffs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 15.-Mike Cow
ley, the Ithica giant, has signed with Joe
McAuliffe to tight to finish October 9th
next for trophy offered by the Califor-
MIA Athletic club, valued at $4,000, Cowley
being allowed $3.50 for expenses. McAu-
life has also signed with Peter Jackson Of
Australia, to fight to u finish December
2sth for trophy offered by the same
club valued at $4,000, the loser to take
nothing N.I"l
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
The Tacoma Fire.

CORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 16.-Rossman &
i'oeders' large furniture factory in Taco
Ina caught fire Friday night, and the
names gained such headway before the
nfe department got into service that they
could not be stayed, and the factory was
.o'ally destroyed. Loss about $4,000;
insurance $4,000.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
Died ofClnolera.

CHICAGO, Sept. IA special to the
Chicago Times from Hillsboro, Ills, says
genuine case of Asiatic cholera is re-
ported in this county. Fritz Theen, a
wealthy german farmer residing few
miles east Of here, died very suddenly at
his residence yesterday, having been con-
fined to his bed less than forty eight hours.
Doctors pronounce his case one of gem
uine Asiatic cholera.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
A Terrific Explosion,

CLEVELAND, Sept. ia terrific explo-
eion occurred at the mills of the National
Eaaiiilng company early this morning.
me mill took fire and was destroyed, en-
falling loss of $150OOO; insurance $780,
wv There were 1s men in the mill at
.Ae time. Six men escaped without in
iurv
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
THE JOINT CONVENTION.

(cKnight Nominated for the Council and
Black for the House.
HELENA, Sept.17.-[Special to the Trib-
|ne.] ~. Ii. Mcknight has been nomin-
ted for the council and W. H. Black of
lenton for the house. DR.. Fairfield and
\. Q. johnson are recommended for CEN
fal committeeman. The Silver Bow
|elegatlon is coming in with "a brass band.
Pellgman has strong backing on the out
|ide for delegate. Power and Hunt are
h the field. AT this time the result can
lot be forecast.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. 14-It is report
ed here that terrific fire is raging in Ia
coma, the Puget sound terminal Of the
Northern Pacific, and that already some
100000 worth of property has been
burned. No details can be CLEANED at
this late hour Of the night.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
Broke the Bank.

DULUTH, Minn., Sept. 15.-Wing Foo
recently arrived from San Francisco and
patronized the gaming house hers. His
luck was astonishing from the first and
he ended by breaking the bank. His
winnings were over $4,000
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
A LARGE BLOCK IN DANGER,

A breeze coming up at an opportune
moment saved the building in the bloch
west of that described. For time tlt
handsome four story Frankfort blocls
nearly completed at u cost Of $16O0GG
was on fire, but was extinguished at .
loss of only about $1,000.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
Cattle and Sheep.

CHICAGO, September 12.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts 5000. Market steady.
Beeves, $8.1O@6.30; steers, $35o@5.9O;
stockers and feeders, $2.0O@3.25; Texas
cattle, &1.9O@3.6O; western rangers, 1915
@5.10. s-
sheep-Receipts, 5000. Strong. Higher
natives, $2.7O@3.70; western, $3.45@4O5;
Texans, $2.55@3.60.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
The Ameer Gaining.

LONDON, Sept 18.-A dispatch from the
Ameer Of Afghanistan reports that his
troops captured Fort Kambid from the
rebels with many prisoners, including Is
hnk Rham's father-in-law.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

BALTIMORE, Sept. 14.-Cardinal Glib
bons admits he has letters regarding the
Knights Of Labor but deems it discourte-
Gus to publish the contents until he has
an opportunity to communicate with the
prelates of the country.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
President Hill.

HELENA. Sept. 14-President Hill says
there is no truth in the report of his res
ignation as president Of the St. Paul,
Minneapolis and Manitoba railroad.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
TWO GREAT FIRES.
HOUSES AND PROPERTY DESTROYED
IN SPOKANE FALLS AND Ia
COMA
The Grand Army Reunion Ended---Asiatic
Cholera in IllinOis---Sad News
from Jacksonville,
Fla.

SPOKANE FALLS, Sept. 14-A fire broke
out in chop house on Main street, at :45
this afternoon, by the explosion of a gas
oline stove. Before the flames could be
checked all the frame buildings of the
block fronted by Main street were con-
sumed.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19
The Metal Markets.

NEW York, Sept. 4-Bar Silver, strong
954@951a.
Copper, dull, lake $17.00.
Lead, firm and fairly active. Domestic,
$5,O21S. s#.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

I,RicKLY ASH BITrERs warm up and IN,
vigorate the stomach, improves and
strengthens the digestive organs, opens
the pores, promotes perspiratlon and
euualizes the circulation AS corrector
of disordered systems there is nothing to
equal it,
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 14.-The Grand
Army reunion closed today. The ma
tional encampment and womens relief
corps convention is still in session.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

MANSFIELD, 0. Sept. 14-Four persons
were killed and 30 wounded by an acc-
dent to the train on the Baltimore & Ohio
line about 25 miles from here. The pas
sengers were mostly Grand Army men.
Great Falls tribune., 1888-09-19

HELENA, Sept. 17.-The council met
'h's morning to award the bids for sewer
age work, There is an army Of bidders
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the state which are better adapted to
merchant milling or which are better
supplied in this respect than Hillsboro.
And among those firms engaged in mill.
ing that Of Richards 4 Ayres Il an inn
portant one. and IL rapidly coming to
the front. This business was establish.
cd by H. H. Richards In 1890, w. F.
Ayres becoming . partner in the year
following. The business Of these sen.
tlemen g that Of the msnuiacture Of
dour, iced, meal and the dealing in
grain. They also handle hay and straw.
Both Of the members d this Arm arr
practical men at the hqsiHeyg, under.
standing itthoFqqshly. They hsye de-
voted thsmsslvea closely to their busi:
neaa, and the reault has been 3 yspid In
creass in their patronage, until It the
present time II 4 very large indeed.
They sxohapGe With fsstne1s and fheir
n5e1 y eendpetlbG ~ bg6lne =
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rr0Q zane
The name of this gentleman has been
90 long identified with the interests oi
our place that he needs no introduction
to the people of this locality. Away
back in the year 1850, when our city was
small and Insignificant village, Mr..
Zane embarked in the tannery business,
in which he has been very successful.
And although over . quarter Of cen:
tury has passed, he has always met his
obligations promptly. and he has sue.
ceeded by an honorable and just admin
istration Of his affairs In establishing q
name and fame which is honor itself
Mr.. Zane is good business man, an ex
cellent citizen, and he has always con
Quoted his business In 4 way which could
not but add TO his trade and give hi
name and his goods . high reputation
His business has grown from . very
small beginning until now 1t is the larg
est and best Of it, kind in this locality
and the goods he turns out have such I
vide reputation that he b kept busy IL
order 70 keep Hp ylth hie oFdsrs. HI
manufactures leathero of the best quality
which Il known far and wide u the mos
durable nse4s. Hs ships III over th'
country, maay oi biz shipments beinl
vesy lAsye, Nr. Zane has such = hisl
rsputsAop Tor honest eeods that III
msre mention Of his name In eonnectioi
With bin ofgocds h . sufllclsnt guar
antss Of the good quality Of the same
He aleo deals In Ill kinds Of hndinsI
ed sla.iss : lssqs ~ eeHplsts asses'
nsa5 - opedg. ~ s = .. "a "a
!. q - islsels j. veuldsea1 ~ y,
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