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Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Assets-Cash In bank, SlO,683.26; per-
sonal property, t15, l0S.21; real estate,
tIf. 40l.sG; stocks, s32, ,l2G.i2; bonds,
y. 532.0i; notes, 50, i26.Os; mortgages,
u, $50; total, s1b2, ,007.04.
The continued increases OF values as
shown by the assets give the true status
OF the prosperity OF the subordinates. The
gain this year is Sl3, 3,C00."
In regard to the Johnst town food the
report continues:
'On the last day of MAY the country
was startled by reports OF a great over
now OF water In Conemaugh Valley, Pa.
destructive alike TO both lives aud prom
erty. The suffering among the survivors,
deprived OF subsistence and shelter, ap-
pcaled to the charitable everywhere. In
response TO an appeal from Grand Mas
ter Fowler $500 was received and for
wnrded to James y. Nicholson, grand
secretary OF the Jurisdiction OF Pennsyl-
vanla.
Fidelity Lodge, No. 25, shipped ten
barreie OF potatoes dtreeb TO JohnstoHn,
consigned TO the grand secretary, who
authorized the chairman OF the Odd Eel
lows reliet committee In that town to
receive and receipt for them. Thanks
are also due to the Delaware Printing
Company, for Rratuitouely printing tie
grand masters circular, as o donation to
the above fund. In addition to tho above
contributions credit should be taken for
the donation Of Hope Lodge, amounting
TO s25, which was forwarded through the
citizens' committee Of Wilmington"
A. q. Robinson, grand treasurer, made
the following report:
To balance In bank at last report, |
Sa99.3i; received from the grand sccrc-
iafy, $4,000. 81; total, <3, ,46b.15.
Amount paid out, 81, 753. 2S; balance in
bank, $7ll.s7; total, S3, 465.l5.
The report OF the supreme representa-
tlyes was ALTO presented aud read.
The committee on appeals In sustaining
Jefferson Lodge In its case with William
j. McClelland was confirmed. Greeting
was sent to the Grand Lodge of New
Jersey, which is now in session In Tren.
ton.
At II o'clock the Grand Lodge took
recess for dinner.
A resolution was passed requesting the
Grand Lodge to call meet ting OF dele
gates from all the subordinate lodges 10
consider tho project OF forming an Odd
Fellows' home association, which shall
maintain home for iadigent Odd Eel
lows
At yesterday afternoons session the
secret workings of the order were exem-
plifled, and the 20 new members taken In |
at the morning session were instructed.
Officers were elected as follows: G. |
G. Nailor, grand master: E. W. Jester,
deputy grand master; WIN. II. Oliver, |
grand warden; Isaac W. Hallam, gra nd |
secretary; A. g. Robinson, grand treas
uIer; David Downs, janitor; J. Ii. Ap.
pleby, Supreme representative.
Grand Master NaIlor made the folio W.
ing appointments: Frank Sparks, grand
marehal; James +. Price, grand guard
ian; Edward W. Stuart, grand conduc.
tor; Abncr U. 0yerdeer, grand herald;
William s. Moore, grand chap lain.
AT the evening session the secret work |
was sgain taken up. After 1t was con.
ciuded Il. NJ. Fowler, the retiring grand |
master, installed q. c. Nailor, the |
newly-electtd grand master. Grand |
Master Nailor then installed the remain.
der OF tho grand officers.
The session adjourned at 10 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
''lused AN Infants nentt,.

hia,, own, Nov. 2O.-Joseph, the
H. TS fHt o. Jacob Long, died this morn
Nonta, US enid was fatally scalded on
l5t ai oy.i, evening by pulling a dishful Of
ipg G,T Gst,T soup over itself. The scald.
io1t "o "''I1 " Affected the child from head to
~ 'ht the skin pealed of.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

whatever tends to diminish strength
should be removed from the system. For
those Weakening diseases OF babyhood-
eoiic, diarrhea, etc., use DIR. Bulls Baby
syrup which always cures.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

MeAleer, Owens and Vandegrift held
upon the charge of keeping disorderly
house, and they were held to answer the
charge on Friday evening under $500
The witnesses were also all held to ap-
pear and testify.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
Millard +. Davis, the jeweler, No.
East Second street.


Thieves entered the residence oi
james l.. Bolton, No. 20S Poplar street
on Tuesday night, through a window IN
the back building and carried off three
overcoats, two Derby hats, knit jacket
and revolver, worth about $50. One OF
the roRues LETT behind him an old, greasy
Derby hat, which indicated that an ex-
change was much needed In order to i'm.
prove his appearance.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

IaeTe, LIE, Ky, Nov. 2O.-Mrs. Iona
iaic'a, ~ AHtemped last night TO commit
cred ~ taxing laudan 1m. She recoy.
month. o, .e drug was fatal to her Ave
hulher o'u ,''nS, nSShiid, who received 1t in the
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Eureka Castle, No. 3, A. o. X. of NJ.
G., will give their first entertainment at
Odd Fellows Hall, this Crhursday)
evening at 3 o'clock. Admission l5 cts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

The horse of Messrs. J. v. Carlisle ran
out OF kent's alley and down Shipley
street this morning because he did not
like to have tier oil boxes tumble over
on him.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
$500

Crayon portrait will not fade, Ore 1Cx90o
crayon aud IL cabinets for S6.OO, and
guaranteed. Cuinmings' Gallery, SO2
Market etreet.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Hothouse Flowers For weddi ngs, Etc.
Roses, carnations, smilax for bouquets
and designs. A s. Rollo g. Son, store,
622 King; greenhouses, Eighth and Clay
ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor.

The Young Peoples Christian Eudea-
yor Society OF the Rodney Street Church
have purchased handsome lime light
stereopticon and expect to give an enter
taiDment each month illustrating mission
work throughout the world.
The subject for this month is Brazil,
and tonight at 7.30 the. first entertain
ment will be given. There will be no
admission fee charged, but tickets can
only be secured from the members OF the
Christian Endeavor Society. This is
something entirely new 10 this kind OF
work, and will no doubt be very inter-
estipg as well as instructive lecture.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Splendid white shirt fer SOC. at Wyatt
g. Co.'s. sos Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Miss Edith Blackburn OF this city and
Eiss Loretta Sillitoe OF Hare's Corner ale
visiting friends iu Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Fur functional disorders of the stom-
ach, liver or bowels use Laxador, the
safest and surest remedy that can be en-
ployed. Price only rs ceuts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

Fine neck scaris for CSC. at Wyatt q
Co. s, 603 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

An excellent merino undershirt for soc.
at Wyatt Il Co. =, G03 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

S''@'l'n calm for colds, 20 dose. lOc,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

:. A good boc. glove at Wyatt g. Co. e, ,603
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

A good working shirt zoe. at Wyatt &
Co. Is, 603 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-21

II Inc Grand Lodge OF Delaware, /. o. O.
T., met In annual session yestcrday v
morning. Grand Master Il. VI. Fowler.
o. smyrna, presided and 100 delegates
rom inherent parts of the State were
present. Grand Master Evan NJ. Fowler
inaue his annual repot. In respect 10
tne condition OF the order, he said;
This, the iiity-sixth year OF our or.
ganizatiop, has been one of the most
prosperous in It's history, the order
throughout the Jurisdiction 10 in A most
uourlshinR condition both as to member.
snip and finances. The average at
.shdahee at lodge meetings is good, and
the brothers generally seem 10 be en-.
unused with new life and vigor, extend.
ing the right hand OF fellowship, and
abeunding In good work" The roport
aieo contains the number OF dispense.
tions granted and other matters OF inter
est TO members OF the order.
Isaac w. Hallam, grand secretary. I'm
MS report said In part;
III 10 duty most agreeable and pleas
ant 70 again greet the representatives to
ihis Grand Lodge upon the occasion OF
us annual meeting. The pleasure ia
augmented by being enabled to present
report exhibiting facts of n cheering
ana gratifying nature. The year lust
closed has been quite fruitful Of good
works. The health record OF the lodges
shows a remarkable decrease in sickncss
and the wonderful ratio OF but one death
W each l70 members. The expenses
snow corresponding reduction. The
gain In membership Is ninety. live and 10
tl2, ,000."
The present membership is 9, $50, being
q gain OF % the past year.
Numbers of brothers relieved, q 59;num.
Der OF weeks sickness, 1861; numb. rs of
widowed families relieved. Is; number
OF orphans educated, /; numbers Of
brothers buried, IA; numbers OF wives
buried. 10.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
GREAT FALLS TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY. OCTOBER u. 1889.
SEMI-W WEEKLY
RAILROAD UNIONS.

Reports Of great railroad combinations
are common. The Great Northern rail
way union has startled the Chicago trunk
lines, including the Northern Pacific and
made them look around for new alliances.
The combination which Mr.. Hill has
formed is strong enough to defy compe-
titors. 1t connects with the east by a
powerful lake steamship line. but its
main highway to the seaboard cities is the
Duluth, South Shore & Atlantic which
connects at the 500 with the Canadian
Pacific which has alliances with New
England and New York lines. This
great northern route has already changed
radically the traffic relations of the great
trunk lines as regards Duluth, St. Paul,
Minneapolis and the entire northwest. 1t
has compelled the New York and Chi
cago trunk lines to place the twin cities
on the same footing as Chicago which has
seltishly tried to hold the trade of the
entire northwest in her grip. 1t will
effect still greater revolutions on the
Montana and Pacific trade when the ex-
tension from Great Falls to the Sound is
complete,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

"a THE Anaconda Standard foresees great
changes in the growth of Montana cities.
It says: "Six years ago, nothing but the
ripple of Warm Spring creek broke the
silence Of the canyon where the third
largest city OF Montana now stands. The
changes wrought within four years in the
Bitter Root valley are more than remark
able. A large region north of Helena
will doubtless undergo surprising trans
formations within three years. The
country south of Dillon has we'll founded
expectations regarding what the future
will bring forth. Vast irrigation schemes
now not developed, will undoubtedly be
reality within five years, and popula
ton will pour into fields thus made in
viting." The Surprising transforma
tions" in the north have already begun
The great smelter and refinery, as wei
as new railroads, will make Great Fall
the most important commercial and in
dustrial centre between the twin cite
and the Pacific coast.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
ONWARD.

Great Falls has now the best basis of
any town in the northwest for steady,
rapid growth. The great smelter and the
new railroads are factors of inestimable
value. The construction of each will put
thousands Of dollars in circulation. The
smelter will bring here many thousand
workmen, who will all be paid good
wages, which they will expend largely
food and clothing. The rapid growth of
Butte, Minneapolis and Chicago attest
what large industries can accomplish.
In Pierre. South Dakota, the people
have gone almost crazy because they
have won the temporary capital. Lots
which could be had week ago for $1OO
now sell for $1,000. People are rushing
into the city by thousands and one popu-
lar hero was carried in triumph through
the streets. Yet the South Dakota capi
tai is Of trifing Importance compared
with the good fortune Great Falls is en-
joying. We would not exchange for the
permanent capital of Montana the i'm.
proved water power, the immense indus
trial establishments and the five trunk
lines, which will soon radiate from here
Our'people must now be up and doing
Let us make our inducements known
Let us bring them under the notice o
capitalists and OF. people of moderate
means. Let them come and see fo
themselves. Those. who are really i
Quest Of sound investments will discern
our bright future and property will sci
like not cakes. #.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12


\ THE greatness Of the west may be
Judged from map issued In the interest
of Chicago. This map divides equally by
a heavy line, the country that lies be
tween Chicago and New York. On the
west side Of the line 42,655,977 people re-
side; on the east side 22,S54,1s6 The
west side includes Ohio, Illinois, ken
lucky, Missouri, Iowa, Minnesota, Kansas
Nebraska and all the Pacific slope. Or
the other side of the line are the popu
lous cities of New England, the state OF
New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Mary
land and North Carolina. All this de.
monstrates beyond question the westward
march of population. Political and com.
mercial power will stand enthroned il
that vast region of which Montana will
be the brightest gem.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

In. recent talk 7. 3. Walker, Min
neapolis capitalist said: Snow this matter
of factories must be attended to. We
will soon have more people than we have
work for, and instead Of putting money
into 12.story buildings that bring no ben,
eft only to the builders, if they would
invest in factories that would give en-
ployment to the laborlng classes, it would
be much better for our CITY," Mr.. Walk.
er's head is level. What he says to Min
neapolis applies as well to Great Falls
Let our people set their heart on factories,
large and small, rather than on big build
ings. They are very good in their way,
but they have no pay rolls and are non
productive. We will have big buildings
in time but we should give the prefer
ence to factories.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

1T is sad to see the columns of the In
ter Mountain which recently glowed with
panegyrics on the registration law and
the Botany bay voting system as we'll as
with columns Of advice to democrats on
the senatorships. The subsequent pro:
ceedings interest it no more. We throw
the Mantle of charity over the sad fate OF
our contemporary which sees the repub-
lican majority Of 1888 in 1883, scattered
to the winds by the triumphant democ-
raey r..
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

I. A GREAT FALLS telegram in the Helena
Journal says: "The entire county ticket
Is elected except Cockrill, for clerk of
The district court, who admits that he was
elected by republican votes cast for Dyas,
Independent democrat. who turned over
his vote to Cockrill." This is amusngly
absurd. w. NJ. Cockrill was elected by
sound democratic votes, after canvass
which he conducted with pluck and
spirit. Dyas turned no votes over to
him. He needed MI he got himself
Charles Wegner, be it noted, was also
elected, while Crosby and Hamilton had
only small majorities.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

TIE Helena Independent comes forth
arrayed in typographical dress which
would make Solomon who went in for so
much splendor, whine with envy. 1t has
Joined the procession Of four page sheets
which have become eight page. This isthe
best shape it could adopt-best for the
readers and advertisers. The Indepen.
dent did good work during the campaign
md released Helena from republican con
troll, much to the amazement Of the
would-be rulers of Last Chance Gulch
1t has firm hold on the people of Mon
,ana as an "old-timer' that has grown ul
with the state and keeps growing under
the able management of Mr.. Lyman who
is o disciple of the veteran Dana.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during
the fall or early winter months. Such
colds weakens the lungs and air pass
ages, making the child much more like
" to contract other colds during the
winter. 1t is this succession Of colds
that causes catarrh and bronchitis O
paves the way for consumption. Should
a cold be contracted, loose no time bu
cure it as quickly as possible. A fifty
cent bottle Of Chamberlain's Cougl
Remedy will cure any cold in few days
and leave the respiratory organs strong
and healthy. For sale by Lapeyre Bros
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
Mr.. JAMES ]. HILL is thorough west

Mr.. JAMES j. HILL is thorough west
ern man. He has grown up with the
west, glories in the west and has unlimit-
ed faith in the west. Accordingly he
would have the next worlds fair at Chi
cago and has put his name down for $780,
900 on the guarantee fund. The choice
of Chicago would undoubtedly serve to
make known more thoroughly the mag
nitude OF the west to our own people and
to foreigners. From Chicago to st. Paul
is only IL hours journey and from st.
Paul to here only AZ. Thousands who
would come west to see the exhibition
would be impelled to make the other trip
to see the grandest exhibition Of all-the
cataracts at Great Falls, the broad valleys
and lofty mountains of Montana. Such
extended observation would be national
| gain,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

WHILE New York, Chicago, Washing
III and st. Louis are fighting to capture
the worlds fair, Minneapolis Is Matching
up a scheme to capture the republican
convention in 1899. Now that Great
Falls has the largest dam in the world
unlimited water power and the Largest
smelter in the world why not have the
worlds fair here? We have everything
here necessary to make the worlds fair ,
success and could give our eastern
cousins u breath of bracing ozone, som,
beautiful mountain scenery and magnia
cent waterfall views.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
THE GREAT SHELTER.

The good news which the TRIBUNE
published in advance of all its Montana
contemporaries has acted like an elixir on
Great Falls. 1t has removed all doubt as
to our coming greatness and has made
people who never doubted more sangulne
than ever.
The Boston g. Montana Consolidated
Copper and Silver Mining company has
selected this city as the site for its great
smelter and refinery after the most care
full deliberation and thorough inquiry
Its representatives examined closely the
inducements held forth by other places,
but found nowhere conditions so ample
and satisfactory as here. Our unsurpass-
ed water power, our, extensive coal fields
and matchless climate combined with
railroad facilities of the broadest extent,
combined to designate this rs the site
where the great Boston Montana COM
pany could place with most advantage
the immense smelter and refinery which
it has decided to erect. This decision
was come to on purely business grounds
and on that account renders our indus
trial position all the stronger.
No better company could come here.
The Boston & Montana company has al
most unlimited capital at its command.
1t owns at Butte copper mines that are
practically inexhaustible. The growing
demand for copper provides It with
profitable market for all it can produce
The company is conducted by men OF
great business sagacity, represented In
Montana by Captain Couch, who some
time ago evinced his good will for this
locality by purchasing large ranch ii
the Sun river valley. This company ha
already made ample provision for th'
/ building of the great smelter and refinery
+ being convinced that with extensive
/ works and the. most improved method
e they could add largely to their business
e which now amounts to $3,000,000 annu
n ally. r.
!, The new works will provide Grea
d Falls with an industrial basis, which
j. the best of all. 1t is industry which he
IS impaired such rapid growth to MinneaI
~ oils and Chicago. 1t is industry whic
q has accumulated enormous wealth j
t. New England and it is industry that ha
a rendered Philadelphia and Pittsburg s
"a great and prosperous. The establishmel
s. of the smelter and refinery will be 70
r. lowed assuredly by other great ente
prses. Manufacturers will avail then
selves readily Of the exhaustless watt
if power which is to be developed for tn
=. benefit of the new smelter and retiner.
v Other reduction works will be provide
70 for the ores which both the Neihart an
d Belt mountains railroad will bring her
t, The industrial world will wake up
y, once to the merits of Great Falls and b.
Ii fore long the river front will be line
l. with factories and mills, whose produc
& will be distributed hence among tn
prosperous regions of the Pacific coas
as we'll as throughout the entire countl
q ,ist and south Of us.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
TIE election of Charles Wegner gives

THE election of Charles Wegner gives
general satisfaction. He is the man for
the hour and place. AS commissioner
for Choteau and Cascade counties he
acquired much experience in public at
fairs, which will be of great service to
him now and to the people as well. Mr..
Wegner is firm foe Of jobbery and ex-
travagance. He goes in for fair play.
He is resolute, positive man, who is
strong even when he is in minority.
We congratulate our German-American
citizens that the president of their club
is elected courty commissioner. Like
them he did good work in the campaign
.He was not elected mayor because he
made no effort and the non-partisan game
was played with success against him, but
the stope which the builders rejected has
become the first of the corner.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

The Helena Herald says: ave most
heartily congratulate Great Falls upon
the prospect of acquiring the extensive
works of the Boston & Montana copper
smelling company, and the improvement
of the vast water power which has q
capacity to do the manufacturing of the
country There is the raw material for q
hunded Loweils." These friendly senti-
ments will be appreciated here. They
bespeak the true Montanian spirit
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
A Narrow Escape.

Col. W. X. Nelson, came home one
evening, feelinga peculiar tightness in
the chest. Before retiring, he tried to draw
a long breath but fond it almost impossi-
Bile, He suffered four days from pneu
monia, and the doctors gave HIM up. DR.
Acker's English Remedy for Consumption
saved him and he is well to-day. For sale
by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12
An Important Element

OF the success of Hoods sarsaparilla is
the fact that every purchaser receives a
fair equivalent for his money. The fam.
iliar headline 800 doses one dollar"
stolen by lmitators is original with and
true only of Hoods sarsaparilla. This
can easily be proven by any one who de-
slres to test the matter. For real economy
buy only Hoods sarsaparilla. Sold by all
druggists.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

There is look of hopefulness and Of
realized prosperity, an air Of self-satisfac
tion and conservative action which clearly
expresses the faith Of the people in the
future. The stores are well stocked, and
their proprietors are apparently quiet,
level l-headed business men, mostly from
the east, evidently. There are here q
dozen stores, at least, as large and as well
conducted as any in the same line of bust
ness in St. Paul. There is no mock
auction business, no Cheap John, bell
ringing methods anywhere.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

CATARRH CURED. health and sweet
breath secured, by shiloh's Catarrh Rem
edy. Price so cents, Nasal Injection
free. For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can be SC
quickly cured by shiloh's Cure. We
guarantee it. For sale by Lapeyre Bros
Great Falls tribune., 1889-10-12

The best makes of Corsets at w. B.
Raleigh & Co.'S.