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SPRINGS AND RATHS.

|
A LLEGHANY SPRINGS. yIRGIEIA-Ths most
society 81 ana a. By
an ound ast. and
-" '' ''' ''''' H' A. r' eo III S5tSS.Af
jew General Manager.
BEDFORD MINERAL sPRI Ns@i5n n,
In the Allegheny Mountains scenery unsurpassed
agent the water has no eausl Ill amnse:
improved and newly lf fgrsshsd hotel enlarged
Opens Opens June IL Circulars on application,
RERKELEY SPRINGS HOTEL
WILL OPEN JUNE rs.
UNDER NEW PROPRIETOR AND MANAGEMENT.
The hotel has been thoroughly renovated. repaired
and reftted
NEW SWIMMING POOLS
for both ladies and gentlemen.
The waters of this famous old mountain resort have
been considered specific for rheumatism and
cutaneous affections for more than 100 years
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad furnishes trans
portafion a reduced rates direct to the springA
Only Three Hours from Washington.
No Staging. -Four Trains Daily.
CUISINE A SPECIALLY.
Orchestra from Conservatory Of Music, Boston On.
gagged from July lst
For circulars ind information apply at the Fbtitt
H L. HALL. Proprietor
m26-lm Berkeley Springs. wa.
RERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VAST CHARLES
having been completely refurnished. is now open Tor
Of eAks ac ns0s
my2S-lm' Owners and ProprIetors.
RRAspywINk sRR KSssB Ho T.I
in se sc for Of nss
and surroundings. For circular address GbSsv 49,.
Anew very choice villa sites facing botei lawn Tor
sale. Apply 932 Drexsel Building. Phila my24eo26t
EAUQUIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. VA
stroyed during the war rebuilt in 1880 are located
Virginia Midland railway. and six miles from War
THE NEW HOTEL
Complete in all appointments twater, gas, electric
besh superior to any other summer Resort in the
Fine Music, Besatifui Walks and Drives Elegant
Society.
SEASON FROM JUNE TO OCTOBER TO-
Terms moderate. Address
je7-eol5t. JOHN L. MILLS Manager.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
ericsson SPRINGS,
On the Summit Of the Allegheny MountainA
WILL OPEN JUNE %
For circulars and information address
VIM r. DUNHAM supt,
my1-2m Cresson, Cambria county Pa
noUBLINa GAP WHITE SULPHUR AND CHA
Dfybeate Springs The above well known mountain
is now ready for the reception of guests Pnre air
pure water no malaria. mosquitoes, boating, hlb-
circular. N's '"eN' A'''n' q MeisS Ifhq Tor
tel6-st Doubling Gap Springs. MELVILLE. Pa.
y Frederick County. virginia,
YIN 5S se & for ses ten
and ice in the grestest abundance gathered from my
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HYGE1A HOTEL

For circulars and Information address T. p. WHICH
manager. je2-im
IIYGEIA HOTEL
II OLD POINT COMFORT, VA
Unsurpassed in Appointments, table and general &
teutiou- Terms leo for the accommodations enter
tsinments and snusements given that any
its prestige In the United states. Music twice day
by the celebrated Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops
Safest and most delightful surf bathing the
Eood sailing fishing and driving Frequent presence
Of foreixn and American ships Of war daily inspec
TONS drills, parsdes, cannon and rife target practice
A broad expanse of salt water surrounds Old Point
Comfort hence there no land breefes. malaria
no hay fever oppressive heat The evenings de-
hghtful and the nights cool and refreshing The
charming marine views in the world. Send for de-
scrfptve pamphlet.
yel0-eo2%m =. N PIKE, Msnarer.
SHERWOOD. OLD POINT COMFORT. VA
- oreatly improved; electric bells. hot and cold
baths; $40 week and upward; open all year. GEO
BOOKER. owner and proprietor. ap2S-3m'
p1NEY POINT HOTEL. ON THE POTOMAC
L River, near Chess peake bay. Nd, opens SATCR-
DAY: JUNE a, 1890. For circulars apply 60 Wash
b Williams, 315 18th st NV. For further informs
ton address THOS. W. WILLIAMS. Proprietor Pfney
Point ST Mary's county. Md my2S- I'm
bright HOUSE. gEHoBorH BEACH, DELLA
ID ware, viii reopen June IS. $500. Address
WALTER BURTON,
mlT-3m, 935 ct. NV. Washington, DC.
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pArKNr NOVELTY FOLDING COIN PURSE.
The MOST RooMY AND LEAST BULKY PURSE

Very popular IS Il cannot lose
small change and has no frame
10 get out Of order or wear
out the pocket Price, No
rocco 40c., Seal s1.0o.
sample In black. red or brown
morocco mailed. postage paid.
u receipt Of SOC, or Of genu-
inc asal for Ell. JANIS s.
rOI lam, manufacturer, i'm
porter and dealer in fine
Leather Goods. 1921 Pennsyl-
vania ave, Washington, DC.
The trade supplied. Write
ent discount on mail price II
,ent with order. eo-tr
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MEDICAL, &c.

MEDICAL, &c.
AIDES WHO REQUIRE THE SERVICES on
or Mrs. WiLsoN' iio5 Park pisas ne, bst~een Is
and c, Iith snd 18th ne. LADIES only: Remedy.
Ladies Physician an the city. EsssbBsSsd 1855,
TTVHE CELEBRAThp DIR. sALFOkT GRBGoRY's
LAYER and Kidney pienisea o and ssrsoa:
hfiec,ion. IsSaifttLf 4, 4 ENANS 45S fenns ave.
WoMAN-HER DIsEAsEs wEAKSEssEs AND
EaOaAs IA
M NE. DE FOREST, LoNo-EsTABLIsHED AND
M reliable LADIES' Physician can b eopsal.ed DAILY
ssr res, s,S , w. ap Z, NV Once h0ss
u FAD AND BE w1sE.-DR. BRoTHERs. goo 81.
Az sppe.red before me and made Sssh ,s.. be e
aud VII su.rsniees cure IN ali %
& o men ma srs s any so
MsIa df S q az iss
TTHAs NEyER BEEN ooNTkADIcTED THAT
Ne L,. pay.e;.S 3, II ,f III Los ses 200 s.s
ladies, married or singis Forty Year, s.perisnesA
NO q b. S1ra
VII cure any case OF Nervous Debllity and 10. of
II: Z T:.. s's sss' to ''' 'A';
e .:s M, 49,
ooods Tor the saek reon Ss,slogas free
MELVILLE LINDSAY. MANAGER sp5-3l
= frENTioS LApfEsi-MAIL &C. sTANP ToE
1ss s. s Ssss sIs
s: s e g.
spIe-ans
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SUMNER RESORTS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A TLANTIC HOTEL OCEAN CITY, ND, WILL
hopen July 1st 1890 Largest house; bat hing n
coast. No mosouitos Old popular prices restored
For circulars and Information address r p WEIGH,
manager. teo. I'm
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| MONTEREY SPRINGS HOTEL,
| Uu Summit Of the Blue Ridge Montana
| Pennsylvania
| 300 feet above level.
3hours ride from WASHINGTON.
| The hotel is thoroughly furnished with the modern
conveniences and its advantages is unsur-
passed. Entirely free from malaria.
| WILL OPEN JUNE 2l
| For circulars and terms address
N. A. MINOR. Prop, II. 6. MILNOR Manager
Blue Ridge Summit, Penna. Circulars Star office.
[ il6-lms
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IL You WoULp BE MrsHrr.

Cor. l1th and + sta NV.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1890-06-12
w. G.. Il. u. NOTES.
JUST DO YOUR BEST.
BY JAMES wHITCOMB RILEY.


Akf4s8fSgA The signs is bad when folk:
!: :: e: =: ::
Nd III NJ commence
HMHNHMN A-findin' fault with Proyi
AEZEgu A dence,
~NANE And baIkin' cause the eartt
don't shake
At every prancing step the take.
No man is great till he can see
How less than little he would be
Eff stripped to self, and stark and bare,
He hung his sign out anywhere.
My doctern is to Law aside
Contentious, and be satisfied;
Jest do your best, and praise or blame
That folders thae counts jest the same.
I've aIlus noticed great success
Is mixed with troubles, more or less,
And it's the man who does the best
That gifts more kicks than all the rest.
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/ SEE 1T.

In certain city laboring man
leaving saloon saw costly carriage
and pair standing in front, occupied
by two ladies elegantly attired, con
yersing with the proprietor. AS ii
rolled away he said to the dealer:
"Whose establishments tha,?'' cit is
mine," said the dealer, complacently
cit cost s. 900; my wife and daughter
cannot do without it," The mechanic
bowed his head a moment in deep
thought and looked sad; with the en-
ergy of man suddenly aroused by
some startling fash, he said:
II see it. 1 see itr'
'See what?" queried the dealer.
''See where for years my wages
have gone. / helped pay for that car
rage, for those horses and gold mount
ed harness, for the silks and laces and
leMelHy for your family. The money /
earned That should have given my
wife andSchildren, have spent at
your bar. My wages and those of
Others like ME have supported you and
your family in luxury. Hereafter my
wife and children shall have the bene-
fit of my wages and, by the help of
God. I will never\spend another dime
for drink. L see the mistake and cure
for it,"
Who else will 'see it" and work for
themselves, their loved ones, instead OF
toiling to buy silks for rumsellers'
wives and carriages for rumsellers'
families.
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KEEP IT UP.

1t pleases the Inter Mountain to ex-
press in five impressive lines the hope
that the investigation now progressing
in Butte will be impartial and complete.
We remember to have read five other
equally impressive lines in the Inter
Mountain several days ago i'm which IL
meekly expressed the same hope. We
do not remember that our Butte on-
temporary has contributed. except by
these w little five. line hopes, toward
bringing about a reform which will be
worth a great deal to Butte. and which
had its inception i'm earnest words
printed in this newspaper.
That "a a service which any paper
Of standing ought tn render. The like
Of IL was never rendered i'm Butte's be-
half by the Inter Aonntain-bnt that's
no wonder. We begin to suspect
that its opposition 10 quickened
by . foolish spirit Of jealousy because
tho STANDARD Is recognized a. the
newspaper that opened up the way for
the investigation, which the Inter
Mountain SLOPES" will be impartial
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THE RACING c

The Helena racing association met first and
hxed its IN citing for the dates IL had used for
twenty years. Owing tn the lengthening of the
meeting four days Of the preceding week were
added. Then the scrubs and plugs across the
range had . roundup I'm one common corral and
nxel the Butte meeting 10 that IL laps four days
of Helena'x time, in violation of all precedents
and all courtesy. This place In not trying to run
the Montana racing association. II Is running
IT. own affairs, however.-Heiend Herald.
The HerdLfs reference to gentlemen
in east-side associations n scrubs and
plugs" will not call u response in
kind from the west side press. 1t is the
characteristic style of Hellenic dialect,
the billingsgate to which the commu-
nifty has become accustomed in its
social, political and sporting relations
with bumptious braggarts over the
range. The facts are hat officers of
the Montana associations met several
days ago to fix dates. Missoula, Butte.
Deer Lodge and Anaconda were repre-
seuted. Helena was not, and no notice
was received that Helena a stepped
in. selected its q I and left the others
20 adjust themselves accordingly. There
was NO reason why any particu-
lar date should be generously
set aside for Helena, for
&c II not tr ne that IL has used the same
dates for 20 years. II has held meetings
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THEY OUGHT TO QUIT.

several days z the STANDARD ap-
pealed to the members of the state
legislature, urging them to clear out
and go home. We are glad to find that
yer excellent newspapers i'm The
state favor the suggestion. The sit ua-
ton at Helena is such that the average
daily paper could dispense with the
payment of telegraph tolls and say
each day with safety that the legisla-
ture met and adjourned till 2 o'clock,
that it met mt 2 o'clock and adjourned
till ten.
In Helena, all schemes for COM
promise fail. A distinct purpose to
organize and transact business is not
i'm the minds of the politicians gather
ed there. Experience is proving that
neither party has faith i'm the legality
of it's vote for senator's, neither of the
rival houses dares to undertake the
transaction of public business. The
rival members evidently intend to wait
until some sort of news comes from
Washington. Richards has disguised
democrats and, by outrageous rulings,
has frightened his own party followers.
This business il costing money which
the people have to put up. Every
Legislative aspirant expects to get his
pay; in fact it appears to be tacitly
understood in Helena that, whichever
party wins, there is to be settlement
with the treasury all round when the
time comes. While the expense thus
entailed on the public is not n chief
n for disapproval of the situation,
it is one of many causes which prompt
the public in demanding that h men,
beers go to their homes. Several gentle
men who the situation has filed with
disgust and who do not care to hang
around Helena for the sake of six dol
lars a day, will soon desert he capitol
in any event. Since the rivals appear
to have no intention of coming togeth-
er under u plan involving concessions
which either side il disposed to make,
the open curse is for the elected and
the pretenders to GO home.
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m late ~ September, and its dates have
been movable. as they will be hereafter,
providing that city proposes to coop
crate In n friendly manner In a circuit
where it has no right tn preempt any
dates.
The representatives to whose meet
ing reference has been made, went
right ahead without regard to Helena.
which had no officer present, and fixed
dates for these meetings:
Missoula, July ia-,s, Inclusive.
Deer I~,ige. july ~ N. inclusive.
Anaconda, July - August o, inclusive.
Butte, August - %, Inclusive.
We do not know whether Helena's
dates were known to these gentlemen.
We hope they were, because a city
which is not disposed to cooperate
with associated cities i'm matters relat-
ing to circuit meetings, may better be
quite left out of circuit plans.
The fact is that, by start
ing it's meeting August I'D, Helena
clashes three days with Butte. Thu
margin of time is too narrow to help
Helena out. For hat matter n sched-
ule is arranged SO that horses may con-
veniently be brought from Salt Lake
for the opening dates i'm MissOula, and
as conveniently shipped from Butte to
take part in the Oregon races Mt Salem.
That il the plan, il is a good one and,
IL Helena had cared to consult west
side gentlemen, it could have a its
place i'm the schedule.
But the Herald infers that Helena
doesn't care to figure i'm h circuit, de-
claring that ut il running its own at
fairs" All right, run your own races.
You can get a world of satisfaction out
of that and, meanwhile, Missoula. e
Lodge, Butte and Anaconda will get
the horses. The memory of man runs
back to the time when representatives
from Helena used to climb Over the
hills to urge the presence of Deer Lodge
horse OH the east side rack. To-day,
either one of the Interested west-side
counties "a produce, five to one, more
horses tit for a successful racing seasO
than Helena can scare up on the other
side of the range. OF course, Helena's
presence in the circuit would he agree
able enough, at the same time. of the
five circuit cities. it is by far the n
than a best he spared. If Helena's
people have concluded hat they really
don't care to cooperate with the four
towns this side the range, they certain
will not be importuned to join us.
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Touching the west side grievance i'm
the republican ranks, the Fergus
county Argus says there il nothing I'm
the issue except from n partisan stand
point. That In rather a comfortable
conclusion for any east-side newspaper
to reach, yet our Fergus county neigh
Dor will not easily bring into hearty
agreement with its view the republican
press this side the range. For that
matter, no west-side newspaper can
view the political preponderance Of a
single east-side city with p~leasurable
emotions. For our part, IL we believed
that the two Helena republicans were
assured of seats i'm the senate, we should
share the feeling that insult had been
heaped upon the west side. since "
distribution based on the geography,
the population and the wealth of the
state is always exacted and allowed
both i'm fair representation and i'm good
politics. The Argus must know hat it
comes a little tough for mi people to
see a man like Mr.. Power i'm a place for
which many a west-sider is better fitted
than he a claim to be.
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The Glendive Independent wants to
know il Montana has elected United
States senator's, why they are not in
Washington Mt their post of duty. The
question is best answered by quoting
another line from Onr Glendive on
temporary's page which has this senti-
ment: "Picked before they were ripe
the Montana senator's"
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bees the esteemed Anaconda re-
member what the esteemed Butte Miner said
about Judge Newkirk during the last city cam
paiin.-Buffc Inter Mountain.
To tell the truth, the STANDARD Ices
not. We do, however, recall the fact
that Butte had u right lively campaign
last spring, and our memory is that the
Inter Mountain was pretty badly
whipped.
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Knows How IL Gee. Himself.

From the Denver Times.
States Treasurer Spinner, IL
is said, connot. with his failing eyesight,
read his own writing. He il thus just be-
ginning to experience the same difficulty
other people always have.
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From the New York World.
President Harrison is bothered a good
deal between his desire to put a black
man in the office of recorder of deeds and
the wish of the republicans generally and
the residents of the districts tn nav. q
white The $4,000 that used
to go with this office may he lowered, as
congress wishes to determine a regular
salary for the post.
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and genteel and real nice and all that.
That the o and h characteristic
motive of the Butte Newspaper In to
lay mp political capital out Of this thing
against next springs election, is clear
enough. It Is zealOusly anxious
ia have several prominent democrats
defended who never have been assailed.
Go ahead, little one, your eleventh-hOHr
interest in an investigation you never
proposed and knew nothing about until
it was an accomplished fact, entertains
us. Your interesting prattle canno
harm the investigations; ut the same
time II Is doing the STANDARD lots OF
good.
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Eloquence VS.. Mumm's r.. ID.

From the BOstOn Herald.
Undoubtedly Mr.. Chauncey NJ. Dcpew's
eloquence i'm favor of New York as the
place for holding the worlds fair had a
very powerful effect i'm Washington; but
il New York succeeds due recognition
should he made of Congressman Roswell
Il. champagne, which flowed SO
freely at the subsequent reception to the
lawmakers of the nation.
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A storm. OF Or~tory.

From the Boston Globe.
ST. Louis was ''struck by a terrific cy-
clone on Saturday evening"" It must
have been the echocs of Chicago's Worlds
Fair oratory.
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STATE oF MONTANA,
COUNTY OF DkrH LoDGE :

STATE oF MONTANA,
COUNTY OFF Dksm LonGE
January 4, 1850.
To r. q. Brown. sadie J. Brown and Charles
Dsu Hey:
You sf. hereby notified that we have expended
one hunsire-t dOI ars iu assessment work In lab r
AMI improvements upon the Annie Glover q ,artx
lode. In order To hod said premises under the
provisions OF sectp.n 2,Ssl, REVISED statute s1f the
Cnitesi States, being the amount required to hold
the NAme f.r the year eisting December 3iss.
1850. and II within ninety days f,otn the hrsS
p,blica,i..n OF TIL. n,tice you fail OF refuse q
~ ro-ownef~ yssir Interest in said claim will b.
come the property Of the Subscribers under saad
sertis.n 2y3aA
TslsneI1 y. q r
Butte City, No tsna
JOHN HART.
AnacUndA, AontHna.
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BETTER save Oar AGoney.

From the indianapolis journal.
Senator Call need be i'm no hurry to buy
Cuba. II Inc Spanish people indulge in a
revolution the island may gain its indie
pendence i'm the general shuttle, and come
to us naturally.
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ESrfng On hoor hOumg MOtherr.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The EaYuirer's offer of 500 In cash to
every mother Of triplets living and under
the age of five years i'm the states Of Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky and West Virginia IL
il still open.
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Not . Good Place for Malls Either.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
IL il reported that over Loo letters
were mailed from vassar College I'm one
day recently.
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From the Boston Herald.
IL doesn't look as though Mime. Patti
lost anything by becoming a strawberry
blonde.
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The RellgtOua TWlaf

The Religious Tw1st.
From the Charleston News and Courier.
It's u wiso joke that knows it's own
father after the religious papers have
quoted IL once or twice.
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Chicago's Extreme Modesty.

From the Chicago Mail.
Chicago il already almost within sight
of a clear majority for the worlds fair,
and il SO far ahead of all her rivals for the
honor that IL they only had n llttlc deli
cacy they would retire gracefully now and
save themselves defeat. The fight, how
ever, il on and will stay OH until Chicago
comes down front and fastens her ener-
Getic grip on the prize. Then New York,
and Washington, and St. Louis will be
sorry thew put OH the gloves with US.