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The morning news., 1889-05-22
MACON'S SOLDIERS WIN.
THE CITY WILD WITH ENTHUSI-
AsM OVER THE RESULT.

Atlauta's R.aes Garry OF the Second
Prize The German Fusiliers Come in
Third, the Gate City Guards Fourth,
and the sum ter Guards Fi:th-Re-
suit Of the State Contest.
MACON, GA, May 2l.-After sharp
contest the Southern Cadets in the inter-
state drill won the frst prize of $1,000 to-
dav, and the Atlaata Rl69s ths second prize
Of $500. The German Fusihers won tAird
place. tde Gate City Guards fourth and the
Suu,er Guards filth. Lieuts. Sat:erlee
aad Barrett scored heavily. The decisions
wer. received with wild enthusiasm. The
Judges pronounced the Southern Cade's the
finest drilled company ever in the south,
and they say the Cadets are equal to apy
company in the country.
In the state contss; the Perry Rifles won
the first prize OF $500, the Albany Guards
the fscond prize OF $3.50. The Atlanta
Rifles won the squad drill, getting a 6ne
gold cup. Thev also won ths individual
priz. gold medal. Macon is wild with
enthusiasm over the vic;ory OF tas home
team.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
RAILROADS.
SAVANNAH AND TYBEG RAILROAD
N EFFECT SUNDAY, APRlL 23, 1S35

IN EFFECT SUNDAY, APRIL 25, 1s55
Trains leave SavaaDah daily. except Sunday
Standard Time, at $3.50 A. n 230 +. NJ, 5:4)P
NJ and T "
Leave Tyoee A II, ll:45 a. NJ, Cos P. n and
NJ.
Sunday schedule, in effect on and after april
Leave Savannah $50 a. II, 1870 P. NJ, Bpm.
and 8 ?. n.
Leave Tybee Gas An, l1:45 a. NJ, $3.50 and
5:4j 2. u.
Fare for round trip. soc; half fare, CSC. Sea-
soa t4cAets at reducel rates Family excursions
every Tuesday aud Friday. Fare tor round
trip. 35c.; half fare 20c.
Trains leave from the company's NEW
DEPOT, on Randolph street, foot Of President,
street.
Tickets on sale az FernandeZs cicar store,
or at Gazan's cigar store, under Pulaski House.
also at ticket office at avannah and rybae De-
pot and Central Railroad Ticket Office.
Arrange nenUs for special excursions can DO
made by addressing r, +. COBB, Su1erinteld-
ent, or II. II. WOODRUFF, Freight and PaSsea-
ger Agent, Savannah, Ga.
R. Z. COBB, Sup.
The morning news., 1889-05-22
CHARLESTON FEELS SAD.

CHARLESTON, S. c., May 2l.-Thsre Is
weeping and wailing and gnashlag of teeth
here might, ald ths giving Up OF many
hard-earned dollars. Tho news from Macon
is simply heartrendlng Since 8 p. m. the
telephone operators have been run TO death
by anxious inqnrevs about the news from
Macon. T is Correspondent finally received
a dispatch about 5 o'clock, giving the fol.
lowing as the result of the drill: South "a
Cadets Of Maco O., !: Atla.ta Rides, ?; Ger
man Fisliers, 3; Gate City Guards, 4; Sum
ter Guards, 5. The frieads of the Fusj iers
are comparatively happy, for the reason
that they bad up most Of their money on
their favorItes against the Gate City Guards,
and they are therefore winners, or. at least,
comparatively light losers.
The morning news., 1889-05-22

If auy of the lines of goods, which l an sell
ing of below cost, advertised IN this column of
this paper on yesterday, are wanted, your orders
must be sent in at once, or you will be dlsap-
pointed.
The morning news., 1889-05-22

SILVER MEDAL
And diploma awarded over all competitors. and
indorsed by our leading physicians.
During a visit 10 Savannah had occasion.to
use Or Timers Liver Corrector. aud found it
10 be all tast "a claimed FOR Il, and most
heartily recommend IT, y f. HuLsERr.
with Tarran: & Co. New York city.
Prepa.ciby b. r. ULMER. NJ D..
Pharmac.st, sayannah. Ga.
Price s PER bottle. II you cannot obtain the
"correct1r' from your druggist, ssbd your
order direct. and Il will DO forwarded by OK
press. fraixtt PAID
The morning news., 1889-05-22

TRY THEM ONCE,
The morning news., 1889-05-22

Of the 2l7 cars shipped in 1888, they were
ipoed as follows:
Ventilated cars 147
Boz cara, Slated. ................ 70
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR The Springdale Nurseries.
JURY.

But they finally gave a verdict that B F .Deaver & co. IS the place to buy your goods; as evidence we state some of their prices:
 Bes1 Brogan shoes SI.I5 Zad1es good 1aH stock shoes g.. 70.
 70 z1s. Graau1ated sugar Sz.O0
 I2 lbs. Lgh1 6r0Dn sugar SI.OO.
 / l6s. arbuc11e coHee SI .00 , 2bS. ,S0da D ceniS. .NeRS aH B00I hose U cents.
 Call and see the new stock oi boots and shoes at Brown & Baker.
 Notice.
 We would respectfully ask those who owe us to call and settle. We are needing our money.
 SEARCY SONS.
 Brown & Baker are selling glas 8 and queensware cheap.
 For good fresh groceries go to the old reliahl establishment of G. NJ. Gabbert.
 Yesterday we chanced to be pas sing by the renoyating establish ment of Mcssrs Outlaw & Go. and dropped in to see what was going on We found their house full of feather bads. Therc we're over fiji ty beds in tho house. We were then shown thelr system of cleans ing and drying. IL s ems to be perfect Tn it's workings, and the cold air used in drying pl events any m. jury to the feathers in the future. They are doing an extensive busi. ness and giving entire satisfaction Every one should avail themsolv of the opportunity of having their bedding purified.
 Washington letter on inside this week.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
New Meat Market.

We have opened up butcher shop at he old stand near B. +. Pollock s Furniture Store and would he pleas ed to have a share of the public patronage. Will always keep on hand a good supply of pork, sau. sage, lard and beef
 RENSEn < BnowN.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08


 Wednesday morning.
 Prepare the turkey. ThanksgIv- ing will soon be here.
 Save up your nlcles, boys, Christ. mas will soon be here.
 o. E. Gullcy was at Ft Smith on business this week.
 The live business man who wish es to succeed advertises.
 Work on the new hotel Is pro. gressing slowly.
 k. s. Horton and wife and J. Nj. Courtney and wife went down to Fayetteville Tuesday.
 The young folks had a very en- toyable party at the residence of Theo. Parker Saturday night.
 Mrs. ". G. Rice came ont from Fayetteville Saturday evening aLd joined her husband at tnls place.
 The Fayetteville Sertlnel says nothing of importance was trans acted in tho circuit court last week.
 Will Copeland, wife and baby were down from Verona, Mo. re gently on visit to Mrs. B. F. Denver.
 Prof. Coltrane has added improv ements to his residence recently winch have helped its appearance very much.
 Mrs. Beasley, Mrs. Mary Stafford and Mrs. pr. E. F. Ells lett Sunday evening for Cassville, Mo, or visit 10 tbe family of L. Beasley.
 TIE NEWS printed some very nice stationery for the mercantile firm oi B. F. Denver & Co, this week. Get your work done at home.
 James Dodson left Monday even ing for Imboden where he will spend three weeks or month m the effort 10 settle up his old business at that place.
 Miss Laura Gabler W bo had been engaged as goyerness Tn the fami lv of W c Yineenheller for some time return ed to her home Tn St louIs last week.
 The Frsco depot is getting 10 be qulte resort for people on Sunday evenings, and We venture the as serton that half who go there can give no reason for so doing.
 Weprinted 800 blank report cards for the public school recently. They were very neat and gave cn. tire satisfaction, both to tho teach. CTS and board of dir. ctors.
 The grand jury on last week had before them the c ase of Claud s. Drake, of which all onr readers are familiar. They found him guilty e' murder in the first degree,
 Jo Smiley came over from Hlnds- Nilie Sunday and returned Monday accompanied by his wife and baby. Jo bosts of owning two palr of the finest mules in Madison county.
 l. N. Cox prosperous farmer and one of the bost Democrats m Benion county was Tn town Tues daJ. He made us pleasant call and renewed his subscription to THE NEWS for six months.
 Every person who has been ab sent from Springdale for any length Of time and returns is greatly sur prised at the improvements that have been made. Its fact, Spring dale is forging to the front.
 A representative of tn" Rogers Republican was In town thls week and made THE NEWS & shor, and agreeable call. He was down for the purpose of collecting bad debt-of which newspaper men have an abundance.
 James Ritter, wife and baby were Tn town recently visiting relatives
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Capt. l.. M, Dunn, or IT. SmltD, vas in town Saturday on business.
 L Blaney arrived home Monday from hls plantation near Ft. Smith,
 Jan.ee Ferguson was out from Fayetteville Saturday on bus,dess.
 Alfred Smith, one of the rustlers of Madison County was in town this week.
 Col. James Blackburn was in town Monday minglihg with his many Sprngdale friends.
 ]. w. Lewis has improved the appearance of his residence in the western part of town greatly.
 Miss Amy Bevers arrived In town Tuesday from Clinton, No. She went 10 her home in Huntsville W ednesday.
 Prof. J. w. Coltrane and Miss MlnnIe Lewis. teachers In the pub lie shool, went down to Fay ette- vile, Wednesday.
 George Philips. wife and daugh- ter Mrs. Kelly. of near Huntsville, were in town Wednesday visiting tee family of B. s. Williams.
 Miss Mamie Mills, young iady attending the A. L U. from Claren- don, died in Fayetteville Sunday evenlng. She was buried Wednes- day.
 Hugh Philips came in from OK ford Bond Friday evening where he is teaching scool and spent Sat urday and Sunday with hIs pa- rents
 The ball given by the X Y z Club Friday night was an unqualified success and was the m ost interest ing one ever yet held. There will be another one the night of the 2Sth inst.
 Willard Courtney recently resign ed the marshalship and James liar. ris has been appointed in his stead. Mir. Courtney's business would not permit him 70 fnrtber continue, as he had to be away from town great portion of the time. Mr. Harris was formerely marshal and he made faithful and efficient one, too. The evil-doer will hunt his hole when Jim is around.
 Bert Lewis, who for quite a while has been one of the faithful attaches of TIE Nzws, severed his connec- tion with us the first of the month. Bert IS good workman according to the experience he has reeieved and we were sorry to part with him but our own interests demanded a reduction in the expense of tho es- tahlishmeht and oosequently his re- tirement. When our business will permit it we will be pleased to g,ve him employment again.
 The village of Cincinnati, on our western border, had a visit from the fiery 6end on the morning of the 10th ult. The residence and smoke house of Mr. ". A. Fuller and hls harness shop and Hogan Mason's & blacksmith shop were destroyed. The large wagon shops of James Oates adjoined Mason's shop and were with difficulty saved by the urtiripg labor of the citizens. The fire originated from defective fiue. The loss YVES sI200 or sl500. 0.-Sen- tinel.
 Mir. Phil Scott was in the city Sat urday with Mir. Gentry, an Ono stock man, who has just brought to Arkansas a car load of thorough bred Jersey cattle, which were sold to customers before shipping. This shows that the farmers ot Ar. kansas are improving their stock and preparing to raise more blood ed cattle. The climate of thls state is particularly adapted to the Je:. sey cattle, and they thrive is well here as they do on their native is- land.-Ft. Smith Times.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

LAND OFFICE AT HARRISON, ARK.
 Oct 2l, 1889.
 Notice is hereby given that the fol lowing named settler has filed notice of his inteEtion to make final proof in support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before the County Judge, CT in hls absence the County tonyille. Ark on Dec. 20th, 1889, viz: Newton Ellenberger, II No 9143 tor the SE SW 21 and \ E NV 2S Tp Is N R % w. He names the following wit nesses to prove his continuous resi- dence upon and cultivation of, said land, viz: Peter Graham, NJ oses Gra- ham, n organ Kendrick, Wesley Will son. all of Springdale, Ark.
 II. c. TETON. Register.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08
THIS SPACE BELONGS TO w Y. w INT Q

Who wishes to state that he has moved his stock of Drugs to the building on the cor ner near the establishment of B. F. Denver & Co. where he would be peased to see all his customers.
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

When no special number oi times IS stated locals will be run until ordered out and charged for accordingly
The Springdale news., 1889-11-08

Thanksgiving Thursday, Noyem- Der 28.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
The NEWSFROM HELENA
Talk Of Another Attempt to Get tho
Senators Together.
They May Meet In an Informal sessiOo IN
BSiseuss the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OF the Lower House OF the
legtalatare.


Special tn the standard.
HELENA, Dec. 5.-Thc day has passed
without any significant political changes.
Arrangements are being made i'm a quiet
way for n conference etwec u few scna-
tors of each party. The ostensiblc pur-
pose of this u tai lind u way tai break the
deadlock, hut SO far as 10 compromise on
the part Of tire democrats Is concerned IL
will he useless. The position Of the dem
ocracy is one of firm opposition tai amy
compromise of right with wrong. The
senatorial conference which was to- have
taken place the other day was prevented
by AZ MISUNDERSTANDING on the part OF the
republicans.
The house of representatives met this
morning at 10 o'clock. Mr.. 60 nly's reso-
luton ON the Silver Bow matter was laid
over until tomorrow. A leave of absence
was granted to Mr. Courtney until Mon-
day. The committee of the whole ~
ported through the chairman, MIR. TOole,
aud upon his motion the report was
adopted. During the proceedings, Repre-
sentative Wallace. who was married last
night, came on the floor. He was warmly
congratulated by his fellow representa-
tives and i'm response made n short
speech thanking them for their
beautiful wedding present. After the
the house took "a recess until the adjourn
ment at noon. A large caucus was held
during the recess. The afternoon session
lasted but - few minutes. No business
was transacted ana an adjournment was
taken until Tomorrow.
The republican senators met and adj
journed. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rickards
appointed. a temporary page during u
recess and also Messrs. Hedges, Fisher
and Brown as u committed On rules.
will meet again Tomorrow at ~
O'Clock.
The runper met i'm their new rooms in
the Granite block this morning, but adj
journed until tomorrow after the reading
Of the minutes. They held - long caucus
immediately afterwards.
There was N rumor which could not he
traced that the republican senators had
offered to let the United States senatorial
question remain neutral IL the democrats
would join them in their proceedings and
organize the senate. 1t is needless to say
that SO foolish u proposition would he
treated with rihicule. There is no faith
i'm republican promises among democrats
here. IL Is generally bslieved, however,
that u proposition looking toward the in
of the Sill ser Bow vote will be
made 10y the democratic senators asking
the republican senators to join with them
in such investigation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

A daily through car service has been es-
tablisiied by the Chicago. Union Pacific 4
Northwestern line between San Francis
co, Portland and Chicago via Council
Bluffs, thus Offering to the public facilities
not given by any other line. The limited
fast mail, which runs daily between the
above points, carries the overland fast
mail. "a limited number of first-class pas
posed of Pullman vestibuled San
Francisco to Chicago, via Council Bluffs,
Pullman vcstibuled leepe and Pull
man dining cars, Portland To Chicago via
Council Bluffs.
This is another indication that the Union
Pacific is DESTROYS of meeting the require
mcnts of the people. For information in
regard tn this and other trains on this line
apply to f.. l.. Lomax.. general passenger
agent, Omaha. Neb., r.. T.. Wilson,, q. u.
A., e.. 4 n. w. R'y. Chicago, or j. A.
Lewis, general agent, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
The Horrors of Drink.

Maj. Dix. an officer well known i'm the
army years had n joke that he used To
tell with great Rusto, says the San Fran
cisco ChyoHicte. II was about "a man i'm
his town who was n rabid anti-drinkist
He went tn some expense i'm trying tn con-
vert his neighbors. He hired n painter to
paint y even degrees of vice in the human
tornac He began with the pure and
interior and worked up by de-
grees to the stomach ruined by liquor.
These seven stomachs were each hung on
a pole, and every day seven men paraded
the streets with the terrible exhibition.
One day Major Dix met him.
"Nhat do you mean by parading such O
horrible exhibition through the town 2"
To show the public the horrors of
drink"
"Well, said Major Dix, you'd do more
good tn keep them inside your house.
They make me 40 sick every time 1 sec
them l have to go and take u drink to get
over the sensation"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06

For n long time the ladies of st. Marks
guild. i'm this city, have been making ar
rangemcnts for the fair, tn be given in aid
OF the building fund of the Episcopal
church. The fair opens his afternoon i'm
Evans hall. A large number of articles
contributed for the fair will he OIL exhibit
ton, and excellent opportunities will he
offered for all those who wish to select
gifts to make purchases at very
reasonable figures. The fair will intro
duce n good many novel features. Cen
tlemen are invited to p~atronize the enter
tainment 10 he given this evening. A
cordial welcome is extended to the people
of Anaconda, The object is one that
merits hearty and liberal The
Deestrik Skule will Ia. omitted, hut an
interesting programme will he substi-
tutetl.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
N N ANNA.

= 0es1's LovOP Rans Away ana she 0voar.
Dat . Warrant fSr @is y prsss.
Henry Bond, am employee at the con-
contractor, has been paying attention To
Miss Anna Cringle. . pretty servant girl,
For q long time. They loved not wisely
hat too we'll, and when Anna diseoved
her condition she implored Henry 20 marry
her. This he promised tn do, and the
wedding WINS set for last Sunday.
Last Friday. however, Henry packed
his grip and taking $2.0O which he had
laid by, departed for parts unknown.
Anna felt very bad over the way SHE had
been treated, and ON Saturday she went TO
Justice Aspiring and swore out N warrant
for Bond's arrest. charging him with the
responsibility for her condition.
Deputy Sheriff Frank Stebbsns went To
work on the case and soon found that
Bond had purchased n ticket over the
Northern Pacific railroad for Chicago. He
located him i'm Chicago Ivy telegraph, hut
not quick enough to cause his arrest,
for Bond had departed almost inn
m~ediately for New York. Mr.. Stebbins at
once autographed to inspector Byrnes, and
received an answer from that famous
police officer tn the effect that he must
know the charge against Bond before he
could place him under arrest. The miss
ing information WAS sent over the wire
and notice of Bonds arrest il expected
hourly. His capture will necessitatc Mr..
Steli'ins going To New York Ia bring him
hack.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
HURDY GURDIESIN COURT
PropFsetoru Of . Dance Hoase HAULED Up
Before . Magsstrnse-A Place
that did . Thriviug
Business.


special to the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. b.-Messrs. Provost q Mas
scy, proprietors of the place at No. IL
East Park street, wcrc tried this afternoon
on the charge of running n hurdy-9ursly
house. oil the girls and employees of the
house were subpUsnacd on one side or the
other and were In the court room. The
line of defense WAS that the saloon and
dance hall were separate businesses.
George w. Spencer said that he had
been i'm the employ Of the defendant until
two weeks Y as n violin player i'm the
hurtly gurtly house. The defendant con-
ducts u saloon i'm n basement, aud there IL
n room connected with il i'm which dances
are held. The rooms are connected 10y nm
archway which has u sliding door. The
doors arc kept open during the night.
While the Witness was there, Prcvos was
running the saloon and Massey wa. rum
unable To tell by which man he was en-
ployed. The Witness was asked To state
said he had seen a man named Casey
dancing there. From six to 10 girls are
employed there regularly. He mentioned
40 dances. People were Above to
dance as they pleased, and they
f Fine msS ,.u aifsi psid for sns she ar,n Pe.sn En-:
dance girls, he said, are paid SO much q
week and receive a percentages ON the
~ per cent. of their sales, cashinR i'm their
checks at the close Of the night. The
girls were also paid s15 or ST. a week.
There is u separate entrance to the dance
hall. The gentlemen frequcntinR the
place are respectable members of society.
m. To 3 u. IN.
Officer Carroll described the place in
detail. He had never seen the door from
the stairway to the dance hall open. The
girls. at his visit. were running the dance
and calling men i'm to dance. He believed
the place was all under one management
and that the dance hall and saloon had
the same proprietors.
the hall testified to the character of the
place. She had been employed Mt the
place several weeks. She had danced at
the privilege.
Al q o'clock this evening the trial was
adjourned until 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
The prosecution has not yet finished.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
PETRITz HAS THEM.
He Secures the Agency In Anncondn fer the
Geo. r. Warren Cigar.

He Secures the Agency In Anaconda for the
Geo. r. Warren Cigar.
John ". Petrits contaminated q deal
yesterday with e.. II. Fee, whereby MIR.
Pctritz IL made the sole agent i'm Anacon
da of he celebrated Geo. Il. warren's
high grade cigars. No cigars i'm America
have n better reputation or are moro fav-
orably known than the following brands
"Elixir of Life ~''Speckcled Havannas,'
"warrcn Jr.." L Mexican Boquet." All
goods strickly cuban handmade work
from the famous cigar manufacturers,
Geo. L. Warren 4 Co., Flint, Mich.
Mr.. warrcn's factory is u model one,
constructed on the most plans,
and is no doubt the parlor cigar factory of
the world. MIR. Warren employees $40
the year round and none but
strictly first class are employed. He pays
the best salaries of any house i'm the
country. Mr.. warren's business tact
could not he more forcibly illustrated than
by endin as his representative tn the
western country Charles II Fee. The enor-
NOUS deals ny his Mr.. Fee
during the last week will run up i'm the
thousands, and add materially to the well
established reputation already attained
by those famous cigars, which il has been
the good fortune of Mr.. Pctritz to secure
the sole agency.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
TIME TO
a sneak Thief Receives - Heavy Ia
Richly Merited Sentence.

A sneak Thief Receives - Heavy hut
Richly Merited sentence.
Early yesterday morning Officer Blu
chanon saw "a man trying To sell AN over
coat and "a suit of clothes Mt the Arcade
saloon. Falling to sell them there he went
over to- the /. y. l.. restaurant, where he
very suspicious, Officer Buchanan placed
him under arrest. Ieftcrday il appeared
that the man, who gave the name of Jack
Mullin. had stolen the clothing from the
California mousse. They were the
of John Thomas. Upon Mullins convic-
ton i'm the police court, Fitzgerald
AS % warming to this class of thieves, who
are becoming much too numerous of late,
sentenced him to- 80 days i'm the county
Jail and to pay i'm addition a fine of 80
and costs. Deputy Sheriff tebbi will
take the prisoner To Deer Lodge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-12-06
Watch Club.

mond clubs, of fifty each. One
requires the payment OF one dollar per
week and the other of two dollars per
week. This manner of buying watches,
diamonds and other fine jewellery has
become very popular. The small amount
required each week places u membership
within the reach of everyone, and the
i'm i'm some other way and you would have
nothing to show for it,. but by joining our
snnm have ~" nm .iepnnt ni.ce Of iawa,srw .
We wish those thinking of joining clubs
would call at our store and see the quality
of goods we propose furnishing
of our clubs. We have the newest and
brightest stock and the hest values for the
money. j. MERRILL & Co.