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Wichita eagle., 1889-01-23

Quaker revival services at their church
on Cleveland, between Douglas stree. and
First street. at O'Clock p. m and { D. II, ],
conducted by Caleb johnson and wife
Come one, come all. and hear the simple
gospel
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-23

Regular meeting Elmo Lodge Of Per-
fection No. 8, A and A Scottish Right
Masons in temple on East Douglas, T4So
Wednesday evening, January 23rI. Work
in fourth degree. A full attendance g de-
sired. Visiting brethren cordially invited.
By order j. ;. CoIE V. VI
a. p Hnan- Secrefarv-
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-23
DRAGGING THE RIVER

A large party of men Yesterday dragged
the Little Arkansas river at the Lewis
Dam, but found no trace of the body.
Other parts of the same river were dragged
but all without SUCCESS
Wichita eagle., 1889-01-23

The county now offers $500 for the arrest
and conviction of the murderer; Mrs
Brown offers 500 for the finding of his
body, and the gun club, 10 the same pur.
pose, offers 500.
1t was stated by friends of Mrs Brown,
when asked for a photograph of the miss
ing man, that there were in existence none
other than tintYpe taken when he was a
mere boy. Rogers, the photographer,
however, says that some time ago sport
ing paper publishing the crack shots of
America wrote to him for his photograph.
he had negative taken and print from
this be forwarded. The photographer,
however, saved the negative and a photo
graph was the other day made from il and
exhibited IN his show window.
DRAGGING THE RIVER
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The Polish national alliance has made
George Kennan. thu writer, an honorary
void b hosross q sSe RS:.isa prison
system.
Mr.. Esskiels The sculpto-. IL making for
M HG.'s Wh !; "s p Be p; Ss%p'n = s Is s.s %
Chapel, Cornell University.
Pisrr. Losrilard is projsct,ne q nu%hsr
Hn"sS.r assificis1 isSs Win vi be h s%ons H the
changes meditated.
William of Germany win visit Naples
os az. Sister, Sa :'S w SHS 70 T. 'S 70 take ssHe place TS q
Athens. and will live On hoard his yacht,
the H~ohensollern, during the visit.
Madame Pommery, Of Rheims, who
that name. has pSrchassd Hiiisss sress
painting, "~Glaneuses," now on exhibition
ps sns fn Il to :ns EaaSs:. and Ths !. p sSsns s. Il
Tor Il Is said to he ACO.OCo france.
A. Conan Doyle. the author Of b sue:
Sfssisi d e,rsor ri,h no nSs M.n "M,San rs Jbarke,"
IL an English physician, about 30 years
old, and a noted magazine contribu-
tor; He r a Nephew OF Doyle, the famous
The new duchess of Marlborough has
gone In extensively for raising fine dogs:
prizes with her Bienheim spanieis,a breed
which !. ksps up at palace
CLASH Tne d 1s' sI 3; s; G Hn;x Snssrsd IL The Eff fse"h In am
s -
autograph album Of the class still pre-
served, the future statesman states that
he Expects To study law IL he don't strike
better luck, and wishes to live in Ohio
until he dies, provided he lives until he
can get there.
Chief Engineer Melville In drawing mp
lists of he tools that will he needed to
build the engines OF the two 3,O00ton ships
to be constructed mt the New York navy
yard: Both the construction and engineer
ing bureaus are Of the opinion that the
vessels can he built within the limit Of
cost fixed by congress-.
The New York Sun, commenting upon q
recent interview with E. Burd Grubb, in
which the candidate for the Office of gov
ernor of New Jersey explained that he
parted his hair i'm the middle because of
AN unfortunate ''cowlick," sarcastically
asks II the same cause had anything to do
with the way he writes his name. II In
also parted In the middle.
Prince Douduroff KoosakoR, who has
been appointed by the cxar as governor of
the Caucasus, IL said to he without excep-
ton the cleverest member of the Russian
diplomatic service. Whenever there has
been n war or an ANNEXATION during the
past twenty years the prince has always
been found on the scene previous to the
outbreak of the crisis. In the Balkans,
AS well as in Asia Minor and Turkestan,
he has invariably heralded the coming
storm, until at last he has come to he re-
Rar1ed as the storm petrol of Russian
politics. Unlike Count Schouvaloff, he
affects to be u Pan-slavist and Processes
a hatred OF everything German.
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TO FINISH WITH HIM..

Anaconda democrats nave one more
river to cross. They will reach it next
Monday night when George a. Sheri-
dan takes the platform to insult demo-
Gratis and make "a plea for the republic
can cause. This tOwn disposed of Con-
gresham Reed and it is ready to give
it's answer to Carter. In or
der to give Mr.. sheridan his
proper standing, it is only
necessary to draw the curtain that
covers the history Of Louisiana for the
past fifteen years, and to recite the re-
latiOns of Gov. Henry Clay Yarmouth
t. the rotten regime which disgraced a
sovereign state and, i'm fact, the United
States, during a critical period of the
nations history. Sheridan would be
a handy man in the affidavit business.
In Anaconda he will meet Old-timers
who know him like a book. lie il an
nounced foi Monday evening and he is
a beautiful wind-up for the republican
campaign i'm Anaconda.
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WITTY. WISE AND OTHERWISE.

L. Mosque de Fer: A fast young fellow
about sa;a to marry, Pea q; OF his intended.
everything i'm her fa~vor-fortune, wealth
and money.
jacksonville Fla.l Times Union: 1t is
wake up when he wanted TO-" That.
easy enough, but In trouble il to want to
wake up in time.
ha1;sger %x s Blot sf Be- ,Es .,!,.a shsS. .Ss,
you have given me, hut I can not take IL.
1t would ruin my business. not q soul
would give me a farthin9.
that an American heiress worth 81 ,0OO,O 600
Ii coming over here on a. visit ?o Baron
lover head and ears In debit ; b joye!
Washington Capital: 81 am sorry,"
said the h'nRry-lookin9 boarder MS he set
the pitcher. down, ''that I have said SO
WHY" inquired the landlady., aus
p~iciouly. because I fear that IL has
soured on me-"
Fyiegende Biatter: ~ don't understand
how you can stay 30 continually i'm the
house this summer. I feel as IL l must get
away IL ONLY, to see some new faces" ''0h,
has n new sevant every day."
Detroit Free Press: A West v~irginian
trained q tiny stream of water to fall
drop by drop ON a rock and in five years
il has worn a hole seven inches deep in
solid stone. He could have made the
same hole i'm fifteen minutes with a chisel
Extract from n letter from a missionary
on the Congo: ave are i'm very sore
straits i'm this sad and unenliRhtcned
country. Famine in raging through the
land and two-thirtis of the population are
dying for want OF food. Please send out
Buffalo Courier: ~ thought you told, mo
sir, that you were a young man of regular
habits," cried old DIR. Quackenbush as his
new assista IT reeled into the hall last
night. $50 l am" responded the young
man $50 1 am. Thish is one of EN-"
Norristown Herald: A magazine writer
says draGon-fiies in u room will destroy
mosquitoes. We are now waiting To hear
that tarantulas i'm n room will capture the
dragon-tiies and that rattlesnakes will
drive out ~tarantulas. The of
the house can desert their beds and sleep
OH the roof.
Lawrence american: Mr.. Goodcatch
calling on the eldest sister, : "Why,
Johnny. how you are Rrowing! You'll be-
n man before your sister IL you keep on"
Johnny: "You bet I will. Sister'l never
has for the last five years." Then there
was trouble i'm the household.
Boston Transcript: Mrs. A.: "What n
pleasant person Mrs. Greene il to visit!
She always receives one SO c~ourteously,
you knowH Mrs. b.: "why, that is the
only reason that I do not call upon her.
1t is "a sign of vulRarity, don't you know,
to appear sd pleased to see visitors. II
looks as though you were not i'm the habit
OF receiving company"
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TO CHALLENGED VOTERS

Your right to vote has been as
sailed by the republican party
without warrant or reason. The
flimsy grounds for these chal-
lenges cannot be sustained in any
court. The best lawyers in the
territory say that you have a per-
feet right to- vote. DO not listen
to any one who tries to brighten
you from casting your ballot on
election day. All that is neces-
sary for you to do is to go to the
polling place. make out your bal
lot and swear it in. No man has
any right to stop you. no judge
of election has any power to do
you injury hereafter; and every
good citizen will be at your back
to sustain you.
MARCUS DAILY,
Chairman Of the Democratic Committee.
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& IT BRANDED.

1t is as good as settled that the
worlds fair will go to New York city
and hat Central park will be used for
the display. The New York Sun wants
suggestions from h ingenious for a
feature which will do for n coming
fair what he Eiffel tower did for the
exposition i'm Paris. Doubtless that
lofty structure was an immense
card for the french fair. 1t will be
strange d If the inventive Ameri-
can fails to meet the demand for some
thing that will overmatch the clever at
traction that was fixed up for this
years show. 1t occurs to us that some
ingenious son of Montana could devise u
novelty that would suit the New York
Sun and please the fairs managers.
In case any one of our people should
make IA hit i'm this line. we suggest that
he be sure to fasten his name To the
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THEY WILL VOTE. ALL THE SANE.


Afidavits Of which the STANDARD
has not taken account are aflOat in
Deer Lodge county. In fact, IL ap-
pears to be i'm the republican plan to
strike Town every man who entertains
the idea of supporting the democratic
ticket. A wOO camp ten miles away
from this city has been afflicted with
the affidavit scOurRe, and h promo
tor of The scheme, i'm this instance, In a
patriot named Knight.
This individual has challenged one
hundred and thirty-five men employed
at Mc('une's wood camp. evera of
the voters whom he assails are native
born citizens of the United states who
have spent from two to four years in
the camp where they were registered
fifteen days ago.
The suggestive fac in the business
is that several men in the McCune
camp known to be republicans are not
challenged, while democrats who were
born, some of them in New York and
others i'm Illinois, and who have long
been I'm the precinct where they are
registered, fall under h condemnation
of Mr.. knights afidavits.
These men will vote, Of course.
Their title to citizenship and their
legal right to vote is beyond dispute;
and a man of the callibre of Mr.. John
Ii. Knight, Of Butte, cannot place the
slightest hindrance in their way.
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THE TALE OF A c

Have you heard Of the. wonderful Thomas n
Heed?
A circus performer was he, indeed;
And he came out West and pitched his tent.
On pleasing the people he WAS bent.
''In give you first my protection act
at is just IA la-la, and that's u fact"
And then he writhed and squirmed ami bumped
From one tn another traIcze he jumped:
lie flew through the air as the handhills sald,
He walked ON his ear and stOOd On his head!
oh, what do you think of me nOw"' he cried.
saint I n dandy? You bet your hide!"
The people looked up and said. ''Tom Reed,
''fOut don't mean tai say you've gone to seed:
''we've seen this act until WI are tired
ITO see IL again we couldn't he hired,
''what we are after In something new
''The silver net we'd see you do"
Now, Mr.. Reed grew very red.
Hut ne came to the front and calmly said:
''The Chinese net ! now will try,
''Juxt watch my movements up On high:
''From the vaulted dome above IN leap.
The people laughed I'm scornfnl giee:
''what do you think we came tn see?'
w know full well that you can jump
''As well, M doubt, as any chlmp.
'sThe silver net In what we ask;
eco get yourself about the task"
How pressed mt last roor Tom Reed spoke:
"Perhaps you think this In - Joke.
~ never learned this act, you know
AWAY down Fast il doesn't go;
"And don't you think now that IN flop,
tO myself go take 10 drop.
1.-THE silver act ] do despise,
81 voted ma gainst all the ayes;
''In my -.-"at speech twas fercely damned
"lf you d"nt like, You be -"
When he got hack Fast the people said:
''Thomas, - Thomas, oh where is your head"'
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0-prreapondcnce and business letters should be
addressed to
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
THE STANDARD.
0urosr Il Main and Third sareets. Anaconda,
Montana.

For Governor,
X. TthbI.E.
Lewis and Clark County
For Lieutenant 4 Governor,
JOHN n. CONARD,
Custer County.
For Congress-,
MARTIN MAGINNIS,
Lewis and Clark County.
For Chief Justice,
STEPHEN A. DEWOI.f,
Silver how County.
For Associate Justices,
FRANK X. ARMSTRONG;.
Gallatin County,
w. NJ. ROCKFORD,
MissOuln County.
For Attorney General.
silver How County.
Fer Clerk Of supreme Court.
GEORGE II. COPE,
Madison County.
For Secretary Of State,
JOSEPH A. BROWNE,
Beaverhead County
For state Treasurer,
JERRY COLLINS.
Cascade County.
For state Auditor,
THOMAS ID. FlIZGEkALD,
Deer Lodge County.
Per 0upertntendent Of Public Instruction.
j. X. RUSSELL,
Silver Bow County.
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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER -. 1889.
THE REAL ISSUE.

Now that the most stirring cam
paign Montana " witnessed il reach
ing its closing hours, it is worth while
to take account of two or three ele-
ments in the canvass which are likely
to have influence in territorial affairs
long after the polls have closed and
the fruits of victory have been gar
nered.
Republican managers of Montana
politics have run the canvass on the
theory that no man who il contributing
literally toward the prosperity of the
territory has "a right to take part in
Montana politics. The proposition is
that the record of past unselfish service
must be put to any democrats dis
credit when il comes to politics; hat
those who have done most for the up
building of the territory are barred
when il comes tn fixing the political
status of h new state.
This is the plan on which the republi-
can canvass was projected. Its Eel has
come in every utterance of republican
newspapers since the campaign began.
No candidate ON the democratic ticket
has been successfully assailed during
Il thirty days of the contest. Mr..
TOole's distinguished services in behalf
of Montana have not been called in
question, the eminent fitness of Mr..
Maginnis to represent the new state i'm
congressional halls has not been the
theme of inquiry.
Since the republican party and the
republican press have chosen to make
a personal issue OH gentlemen whose
names do not appear Oh the ticket of
either party. n STANDARD is willing
to leave the issue with the people i'm
Deer Lodge and Silver Bow, and abide
the event.
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Got the W wrong Patient.

From the New York Weekly.
Mrs. B~riske-Johnny, did the doctor call
while I was out?
Little Johnny (stopping his play
Ycs'm. He felt my pulse an looked at
my tongue and shook his head and said
il was u very serious case, and he left this
prescription and said he'll call again be-
fore night.
Mrs. Briske-Gracious me! II wasn't
you i sent him to see. Ii was the baby.
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Going Prepared.

From the Lawrence American.
Jimmy-Mamma, 1 wish you'd lick me
real good and hard.
Mother (surprised) -Whip you! Why
Jimmy, you haven't done anything wrong,
have you:
Jimmy-No; hut me an Bill Jones are
goin' swimmin', and you know YOU told
me you'd lick me il l went. SO 1 Thought
I'd enjoy the swim "a good deal more il
you'd do IL beforehand.
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He'll Not Try Twice.
From the Salina lkan.) Republican.

From the Salina (kan.) Republican.
There il n great danger that il Harrison
should give Tanner another office he
would try to live mp to the republican plat
form again. This cost him his head once
and would hardly do tn risk again. All
things considered, Mr.. Harrison had bet
ter not let the corporal slide entirely out.
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THE SILVER QUESTION.

Interest in the pending election has
been sd absorbing hat Montana people
have lost sight of the important inter
national monetary conference held in
Paris during the current month. In
truth, the cOnference'accOmplished next
to nothing, although it's membership
included some of the highest authOri-
ties i'm Europe OH all questions relating
to bi-metalism and kindred topics.
In a general way, n conclusion may
be drawn that the cause of silver was
not advanced i'm any way by the discus
sion i'm which prominent members of
the conference engaged. 1t dOes not
appear that either England or Germany
are ready to recede from their position
Of hostility to the double standard.
England certainly will not do it.
Having little to expect from confer
ences with representatives of European
powers, it is evident that the United
States will be compelled to pursue a
policy of independence in all that re-
lates to this important question. Put
ting all partisan considerations aside,
il is fair to assume that President Har-
rison is positively unfriendly to any
policy involving an increase i'm the sill
yer coinage. His own views on that
subject are certainly shared by the
treasury department, and the West has
small hope of help from executive or
cabinet. Beyond doubt, their influence
will go for maintaining the policy now
in force.
On the other hand, it in n reasonable
assumption that the cause of silver will
have stronger representation ia the
coming congress than for years past,
and hat the sentiment prevailing
throughout the cOuntry-which un-
q~uestionably is now more friendly to
silver than i'm the past-wil find effec-
tive defenders in the national
legislature. doubtless the fact that
four new western states are about to
take their place in the Union has
quickened the interest which the whole
country mas in the silver question.
These new states will be urgent in
their demand for an increase of coin
age, and it is altogether probable that
they will find friends both in the East
and South, il the issue is presented
persistently, with earnestness and in
telligence. However. IA long, hard bat
tie ON this question is before the peo-
pie of the West, "a struggle which they
cannOt afford to enter with divided
ranks, an issue which under all circum-
stances must be distinctly separated
from questions i'm current politics, il
We expect to make n winning fight.
That ruling on lead must come from
the republican headquarters mighty
quick il the Harrison management ex-
,,a.t, a., snnGa ,su rf for this tr;,, sp
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Last nights rally in this city is a
complete answer to all the falsehoods
which republican ingenuity has been
able to devise for use during this cam
paign. Probably no town I'm this ter
htory ever witnessed a demonstration
more enthusiastic in sentiment or more
generous lin spirit than hat of last
evening. Anaconda will back it's pro-
fessions with votes. The enemy may
expect to be paralyzed by n returns
from this town next Tuesday night.
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Politics - Queer ssan,s

From the New York Herald.
Mr.. Harrison paid n very high price for
the soldier vote last autumn. Politics,
however, is IA queer game. IL is all right
when you hunt The bear, hut when the
bear turns and hunts you. that Is another
matter.
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

r. IT. n z' 4f!sss s;Sa'Sss
r.; st.t Sts isSass'
Philipsburg.
~ % f3rTa s: n SS / ss.'''
J. E :5 sfs!nIaks
Anaconda.
rHos2fSS; : ssSs;ss;iS:$s;aUr.
': IT,. i':, S@ s!s s:s Efss's:''
For Sc County zh Hxs'%sE.e''
~ sSgsIMin SF%xMS e l +. Ii sihso'''
Deer Lodge.
Fl r !; II ;ss::
ii S:! sI isiss'
wffS HI 900 Ssr.
Fer r \. y. H &SS%s,
Garrison.
JOHN X. Tn0I.E, Anaconda,
e. c!k X. cSu HH.ihfs' A.f FSiiip:;burs.
+ . S6srii Rae. Track,
5k 81 aY MMAfhacSSM Nil Hei%e sf
Ds~ Joint Representative. Deer Lodge and Bea'
FRANK xe KESNE sSSn'l xnsacondA.
For County Commis.ioners,
). <. MabSsKI fst fili Rs.s asaxe'
SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER -, 1853.
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Clothing Department.

Great reductions in all Summer weight goods. New
Goods are beginning to arrive and we must have
space. So if you would look to your own interest
see our great drives this week and take advantage of
them, for the time is limited.
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should Have stolen Another Cent

From the Harrisburg Patriot.
A New York judge sentenced u high
wayman tn an imprisonment of sixteen
years for stealing thirteen cents. The
sentence probably convinced the thief
that thirteen is am unlucky lumber.
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IL Wasn't Long Enough.

From the NOrrtsfown Herald.
A mill i'm watertown, N. ". has made a
single sheet of y six feet wide and
seven and t~hrce-uuarter miles i'm length.
II il were n few miles longer il would hold
"a London Times ''leadcr'' on the "Situa-
ton i'm Africa"
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CURRENT COMMENT.


This is Not SO Had.
From the Louisville Courier-JOurna
Boies should he the next governor of
Iowa. A. Harrison said to Tanner, we
may say tn the Iowa voters: "Be liberal
to the Boies."
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Anaconda In all ready to 60 to the
polls. II there are any more affidavit-
makers lingering In the canyon, they
must speak quick.
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Ths. 0. Rough on Carter.

From the Helenn JOurilaI.
II there IL any man in Montana who
thinks he IN bigger than the law, he would
better come tn his sober senses before he
gets into trouble,
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From the New York Sun.
A fine job on the asphalt I'm front Of the
city hall! The plaza will look as neat and
as v~ariegated as the seat of the trousers of
the small hoy with u thrifty mother.
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The Rest win Come.

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
New York has got along so far i'm it's
wnrld's fair enterprise as to estimate the
cost of suitable buildings at $6,aC0,OOO.
Now all il needs is ~ site, the money and
the fair.
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Grocery Department.

We make a special point to keep everything that is
only first class in this department, as our past reputation
will show. Our stock of Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Q~ueensware and Glassware is without an equal in
Montana.
Latest Designs in Wall Paper. See Them.
Respectfully,
Estes & Council Mercantile Company.
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The Deer Lodge afiidavit-maker
would have got small comfort IL he had
witnessed last nights parade in this
city.
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That ruling on lead must come from
the republican headquarters mighty
quick ii the Harrison management ex-
poets to make use of for this trip in
Montana.
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DRESS GOODS


No. 40 Inch all wool Tricot at 4sc per yard.
No. 2. 26-inch Cotton and Wool Mixed Novelties
Think of it I IS yards for ST..
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When he got hack Fast the people said:
'Thomas, u Thomas, oh where In your head?''