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They Are Liable! f!

The doctors are all liable to be mis-
taken. They were in my case. It cost
me $4,000, because they said had the
Heart disease, and then told me ! must
die. Grandmother said II ives Liver
complaint and 500 worth Of Sulphur
Bitters cured me. Jennie Roos, Rrpkpcys,
Nds. 3 X, Z, Y 4
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The long distance telephone service
has been made SO efficient that the roar
Of Niagara Falls can be heard in New
York over the lines.
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The maintenance of the mayors Office
costs New York city $4,000 year, ex.
elusive of the mayors salary, which is
$4,000 year.
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A New York man refused to pay for
some cloth which was marked "ditto" in
the bill. He says he never ordered any
"ditto." and doesn't propose to pay for 1t.
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Brain-workers, keep your heads clear
and bowels open. Take Simmons Liver
Regulator. aR
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GRANDEST MODERN DISCOVERY !!
TRIUMPH OF PHARMACY.

is one that promotes digestion, improves the appe;
tite, cleanscs the liver, purifes the blood, and
stimulates brain and nerves without injurious
reaction, and one that may be taken alike by
rum or bad whiskey, sweetened and favored, under
the title of btters, toncs, &C., produce effects Tar
worse than the disease for which they are taken.
vinegar Bi,ters is a pure tonic, a nervine
Without Without poison, % a liver tonic without purs.
ing, and above all, q life.giving stimulant
without alcohol. The only medicine with such
powers in the world.
A GENUINE TEMPERANCE BEVERAGE,
far surprising alcohol in ony shape as tonic, and
" "s"' Us LIQUID LIFE,
since it stimulates, invigorstes and regulates di.
gestion, nutrition, secretion, cxcrcton, respiration,
and all the functions whereby life is maintained
we literally take in vitality In spoonsful.
Ii is not too much to assert that the equal of
Vinegar Bitters docs not exist, and no coun.
terpart or compound with similar virtues has ever
been known.
ifremarkabe for nothing else. would be immortal
lied by the production of the medicinal fruits,
roots and herbs Of which this Bitters is composed
Many Of them used by the Indians and the medical
profession in the treatment OF chills and fevers,
rheumatism, catarrh, consumption, neuralgia,
headaches, liver complaint, kidney disease, jaun.
dice gout piles boils, skin diseases, &C.. &C.. too
numerous to mention, but easily understood when
the action OF tne DittcrS On tnc Vhai iuuCttoHs
remembered. The discovery was partly accidental
but the present
PERFECT BITTERS is THE RESULT OF
SCIENCE
Millions of sufferers have gratefully and gladly
endorsed, during the past quarter of century, the
wonderful success Of this ltt
PHENOMENAL TONIC OF THE WORLD.
In order to meet every probable demand, two
formulas Of the same ingredient are now put up.
THE OLD STYLE is STRONGER, SLIGHT.
LY BITTER, AND MORE CATHARTIC.
THE NEW STYLE, PLEASANT TO THE
TASTE AND EXPRESSLY ADAPTED TO
DELICATE WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
REMEMBER,
There is no disease Of low vitality, debility OF
functions, or nervous prostration for which
VINEGAR BITTERS is NOT CURATIVE,
and its singular power over the lower organisms
renders it the implacable foe Of
THE DEADLY MICROBE AND OMNI-
PRESENT BACTERIA
in maarial disease, cholera consumption, internal
disease, &C., and so great is its power as germi'
eide that 1t is an
UNEQUALED VERMIFUGE.
A book could be written Of its virtues, and an
other of testimonials, but it is only necessary to
remember its general action upon the liver, blood,
of the ills that nssh Is heir to, and that no
family should ever be without n bottle of
OLD AND NEW STYLE VINEGAR BITTERS
IN THE HOUSE.
Send for our Ladies book. Address
II. H. MCDONALD DRUG CO.,
New York
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DeCWeeu our 'ueeub ana our wants. ="
God never supplies all our wants." for
these often include things injurious to
US. But all our needs are fully met
by Him. The failure to make this dis
tinction brings many people into diff
culties about prayer and its answer.
We are indeed to ''make known all our
wants" TO Him. But He In mercy will
supply only all our "needs.") When at
Q subsequent period He declined to
make bread for the multitudes, 1t was
because they came to Him for purely
mercenary purposes. "Ye seek me-"
He said, mot because ye saw the mira
cles, but because ye did eat OF the loaves
and were filed" John e:ee).-Rev. A. F.
Schauffler. 5tt,l,
PRACTICAL sU00RsTIONs.
/. We all need seasons of retirement,
for rest, communion with God, and IN
struction.
.. Seek Arst the kingdom Of God and
It's righteousness, and all necessary
bodily good will be added.
8. Our duties and our privileges are
not measured by what we can do Of our
selves. but by what God is willing to do
through US. We can not turn the ma
chinery Of the factory, but We oan let
the water ON to the wheel. We can not
push the steamship across the ocean,
but we can let on the steam for the On.
gine TO DO II We can NOT convert men,
but We 90 lead 49, - Qhzast ~ -,
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Tickets sold and baggage checked through to
destination.
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For reliable information, maps, time Of
trains and the best possible rates apply
to Agent q. W. q Ii. Il. II.
E, CARSON, Hillsboro, Ohio.
OR TO
r. +. PATTON Tray. Psss'r Ag't, Chillicothe, O..
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PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS
THROUGH TO ST. LOUIS.
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LOWEST RATES, QUICKEST TIME,
BEST ACCOMMODATIONS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-19
Railway Report.

WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-The statis-
tician of the interstate commerce COM
mission has completed his second annual
report 10 the commission. The report
covers the transactions Of 900 roads, and
shows the operations Of l53,3Sj miles of
line. Gross earnings for the year, exclu-
sive of rental of tracks. yards and termi-
nails, were S64l, ,7O6,7 ,70l, or H,2O3 per mile
of line. This leaves net income from
operations Of Sl2O, l09,42s, or S2,0S7 per
mile of line. After deductions are made
from fixed charges the final net income
for all roads i'm the United States
was Sl0l, ,3Ss,73G or S6Gl per mile of line.
The total amount of stocks is shown 10
he I,25l, ,1S0, 7l9, of which SSi7, i7,7i0,39g are
owned boy railway corporations. Total
amount Of bonds Is 4,267 ,527 $50, of which
S30i, 1852 502 are owned by railway corpora
uions. From this il appears that the total
stocks and bonds representing railway
property in the hands of the public is S1,-
S66. .125.677. The report further shows that
the passenger earnings increased from
3O.4G per cent. of the total earnings in
1883 TO Bio per cent. in 1859, while the
freight earnings decreased from G7.3 per
ceut. IN 1888 10 66.S2 per cent. in 1881.
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AMENDMENT OFFERED.
senator Edmunds submits AN Important
Paper for Consideration.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Ex-senator Ed
munds offered the following amendment
to the tariff bill, which was referred To the
committee on finance: That whenever
the president of the United States shall
he satisfied that the sugar producing
country, whence sugar is exported into
the United States has abolished its duties
or taxes on the importation Of the prin-
cipal agricultural products Of the United
States. he may, by proclamation, diminish
or wholly remit the duties imposed by law
on sugar or any grade of sugar produced
in aud exported directly from any such
country into the United States so long as
such products of the United States are
admitted free of duty or tax into such
country and no longer.
Edmunds also gave notice of another
amendment which he intended To propose
authorizing the president, whenever salts
fled that unjust determinations are being
made by any foreign country, against any
product of the United States, 10 make
proclamation excluding the products of
that country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-19
In the House.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1o.-Mr. Sweeny Of
Iowa presented and the house agreed 10
the conference report on the senate bill
TO reorganise and establish a customs col
lection district at Puget Sound.
HIT of Illinois, from the committee on
foreign affairs, moved 10 suspend the
rules aud pass the senate joint resolution
providing that nothing in the diplomatic
ana consular Appropriation bill shall be
construed 10 interrupt publication of re-
ports of the international conferences.
Breckenridge of Kentucky, facetiously
inquired whether publications would con-
tain certain recent letters Of the secretary
of state on the subject Of reciprocity, and
ON Hit replying they would contain only
the proceedings Of the conference, Breck-
inridge sent Ia the clerks desk aud had
read Secretary Blaine's second letter TO
Senator Frye. The motion 10 suspend the
rules aud pass the resolution was agreed
10. The house then adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-19
THE ARKANSAS CASE
Representative Marsh Presents the
Democratic Minority Report.
II Says the Case Has Been Handled
Criminally-lt Asks Congress
to Adjust the Matter or
Submit II TO the People.

WASHINGTON, Aug, Is Representative
Marsh to-day presented 10 the house tho
report of the democratic minority on cleo
tons IN the ease of Clayton vs.. Breckin-
ridge, of the Second Arkansas district.
The report says, with one exception, that
the district has always gone democratic,
and the presumption should be in favor
of the democrat against the republican
contestant theft Of ballot box in the
case is admitted. but il is held il did not
change the result of the election, as the
democrats CARED the district by a major
ity OF li9, even allowing the republicans
disputed votes in every township. The
report comments on the instruction of the
house 10 make fall and thor
ough Investigation Of "this excep-
tional ease" aud calls attention to a
great number of charges aud counter
charges and issues involved, and states
that the committee spent but l. days in
taking evidence. Says the report: The
house may judge upon this, and il will bo
called upon To judge from proceedings
still more unusual and shocking how dis
graceful aud criminally this case has been
handled. Party prejudice and malice and
purpose To accomplish an improper act
seem Ia have deadencd every sensibility
IN the gentlemen from the house. and the
country had the right To expect better
things. Some base aud ingenious mind
seems to have guided them, and il Is far
short Of truth To say that this inyestga-
ton has been miserable farce,
and the majority report is unfounded
in truth, not justified by the evidence,
and dcfaccd by repetition of partisan
ISLANDERS not sustained by any testimony"
In conclusion, the report says: (which
! OF these entrusted with Official power
forget right, justice and duty as To act rs
the majority committee has done. Ii
brings distrtIst and odium upon the party
and upon the house. and their actions and
conclusions should bc rejected and re-
huked. Never has so great a question
been So wretchcdly, so fcebly. so unjustly
aud so scandalonsly treated and adiudi-
Gated. hut passion, under injury and
wrong, is not the proper mode of redress,
aud II the house puts its seal and its ap-
| proval upon the report and the recon-
mendaIlons of the committee, then we APP
peal 10 the people to rebuke and RICH, IL
| 10y their votcs.'
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Double Tragedy,

ST. LOUIS, Aug. ls.-Edward Hake shot
and killed his wife this morning while she
was sleeping and then shot himself in
flicting a mortal wound. A few days ago
he stole $500 from his father, but was ar
rested aud the money recovered. Hake,
while being taken to the hospital, said his
father had made IA condition for with.
drawing the prosecution against him for
taking the money tnat he should apply Tor
divorce from bis wife. This he con-
senied TO do do, and did enter suit, but
later lac fourld he loved his wife So much
that he preferred TO kill her and himself
rather than be separated from her.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-19
PRINCE RUSSELL'S PULL
The New York World" On the Helena
POStOflCe Fight.
Clarkson Let Russell B. Have His
Own Way For a While. But Car
ter Runs the Fourth Class
Appointments Now.
snecIal 70 The Standard.

Special Ia the Standard.
WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-The World to-
day publishes a Washington dispatch or
chapter on Montana affairs at the capi-
tai, devoted principally TO explaining why
James Blaine Walker has not been APP
pointed postmaster at Helena. The rea-
sons given for his appointment are that
he is a relative of Mr.. Blaine, and that the
Montana delegation is for him. Accord
ING to this story he has failed To receive
the place because the son OF the president
is pulling the other way. IL the delega-
ton is as mad as this article re-
presents, its members have managed TO
conceal their Indignation from the STAND.
ARD correspondent. The report sent
you few days ago about the presidents
suggestion that Walker be allowed 10
grow a little before being put in the office
is better report of the way the delega-
ton feels about Mr.. Blaine's relative.
The story asserts that for a long time
there was a standing order at the post
Office department that no appointment
should be made without the approval OF
"Prince Russ" After repeating some
familiar gossip the story says:
Russell Harrison has run foul Of Il biz snag,
however, in his attempts To control the patron
age Of Montana. The snag he found In the per-
son Of shrewh First Assistant Postmaster
General Clarkson. During the first year Of the
administration there were no fOurth-class post
masters appointed with the u. X. Of Prince
Russell, aud this too in the face Of the fact that
Montana had n duly elected delegate in congress,
a republican 10 whose care the Offices would
naturally have been assigned. Mr.. Carters
voice is always forpeacc, and he automatically
refraned from forcing an issue. II required
some time for ClarksOn to appreciate the situa-
tion, hut when he finally comprehended IL in all
its bearings he promptly turned Russell Harri-
son down, and fOurtlI-class appointments have
since been made solely upon the recommends
tons Of Mr.. Garter.
Colonel Sanders made "A successful
| speech in the senate to-day. II was in be-
half of. an amendment for $4,000 in the
deficiency bill TO be used in discovering
the available spots in an area about as
big as Europe for the sinking of artesian
wells for irrigation purposes. Other APP
preparations for the purpose had been
thrown out 10y the conferees on other
bills. The boycott having been lifted
from Carter, his report on the mineral
lands of Montana Is going out tonight 10y
the commonest channel.
Colonel Dolman of Helena on his way
back from the Boston G.. A. II. encamp
ment, was shown the sights of the senat,
to-day by Sanders and Power.
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something Uncommon.

By The Standards >pceial Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. Is. Richard DAVE, fore
man of the Mountain View mine, was ar
rested this afternoon on warrant charg-
lug him with the crime of bastardy. The
complainant is Louise Goldsworthy, a
young girl few months over 10 years of
age, whose parents reside on Woolman
street.
This evening paEe was arraigned be-
fore Judge Eddy aud took statutory time
in which 10 plead and gave bonds in the
sum Of $50 Tor his appearance tomorrow
afternoon at O'Clock. Dave claims TO bo
the victim of backmailing scheme and
intimdtrs that the girl who had caused
his arrest is not as pure ns she might ho
nor was she when he first met her. BE
thi, AS it may, be- finds himself in the awk-
ward aud embarrassing position Of being
charged with the fatherhood of "A strong
aud lu,ty baby that made its appearance
in this world OF woe aud misery yestcr.
uay.
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MISSOULA NOTES.
Nor. Marriages Inaian chief Pete On tho
Trail of Criminals.

Special tu the standard.
MIssoULA, Aug. ls.-There will be no
services AT the Episcopal church for the
next four Sundays. Next Sunday Rev.
George Stewart, the rector, will conduct
services ~ Thompson Falls, week later
at Grantsdale, aud the next two weeks at
Demersvillc.
Marriage licenses were issued to-day 10
Morris +. Maguirc Of Mssoula and Helen
NJ. Sullivan Of Lakeyille, Mimi, and To
Charles Swanson aud Sadie Reed Of
Butte. The latter couple will be married
at the Florence hotel this evening. Olof
Olson came over from Butte with MIR.
Swanson.
Pete. chief of the Indian police, brought
in the Indian last night whom Sheriff
Houston was expecting to 90 after. This
afternoon "A telegram was received from
Horse Plains stating that La Lacee was in
that ncighburhood. Tonight Pete will
go 10 Ravalli aud proceed from there with
Joseph, another Of the police, To Horse
Plains.
Frank Ives who works in a planning
mill caught hIs right hand in planer this
afternoon aud injured 1t So badly that Dr.
Hedge, who was summoned, found IL
necessary Ia amputate II AZ the wrist.
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R.nrganI,lng the sugar Trust

NEW YORK, Aug. l7.-Another step was
taken to-day In rcorganlIing the sugar
trust. The Central Trust company, which
has been waiting for preliminary agree
ment under which II received deposit
certificates. is now in possession Of that
document and to-day announced that il
was ready To exchange its engraved GER
tiicates of deposits in exchange for GER
tiilcatcs Of the sugar trust. The agree
mcnt Is between these parties, ). V.
White, kempudt n Co., Cord Meyer, Jr.,
). L. Weichers. Nash, Spauldng 4 Co.,
Silas Pierce aud all other certificate hold
crs who signed the agreement, being the
first party; the reorganization committee,
the second party, aud the Central Trust
company, the third party. by II full power is
given to the reorganization committee Ia
wind up the trust and reorgauile il ac-
corliug to law. The agreement will be
effective when approved 10y the majority
of the certificate holders and the com
mittec is given power to vote ON all GER
tlncatcs deposited. The Central Trust
company will receive all dividends on
sugar trust certificates deposited and pay
them over To- holders ot engraved GER
tiilraIpS
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IN THE SENATE.


WASHINGTON, Aug. ls.-Quay gave a
formal notice of his intention to ask the
senate to adopt the order proposed by
him yesterday, to commence voting on
the tariff bill on August 30, and postpone
till the next session all other legislative
business except the classes Of bills therein
specified. The notice went over till to-
morrow.
The senate then proceeded 10 the con-
sideration of the deficiency bill.
The committee inserted an item which
was agreed TO by the senate, ,appropriating
81, 100 for a steam vessel on Puget sound
TO prevent the violation of the Chinese
restriction act and of customs laws.
The amendment appropriating an ag-
gregate of Il, ,22.s9, ,6ss for the payment of
French spoilation claims was opposed
by Plumb, who denounced the claims
as essentially fraudulent, and as intended
not for the benefit of claimants,
but that of.aitorney assignees. The amend
ment was defended and advocated by
Hale, Blair and Morgan, and agreed to.
The bill was reported back 10 the senate,
and all amendments that were agreed to
by the committee of the whole were
agreed TO ina bulk, only one being re-
served for a special vote, that being on in-
serting the item OF $4,000 to complete the
investigation by the department of agrl'
culture as To underilow and artesian
waters aud of the adyisability Of irriga-
ton. The amendment was discussed for
nearly two hours and il was eventually
agreed to. The bill then passed.
| Plumb offered resolution instructing
the committee on rules to make slch or
ders as will wholly prevent the sale OF
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors in th,
senate wing OF the capitol. Blair sugges
ted the insertion of the words "and drink
ing" Plumb said: IL have no objec
tion.n The resolution went over till To
morrow. The tariff bill was then taker
up, but, without coming 10 vote OF
! Plumb's amendment reducing the duty OF
tin plates, the senate adjourned.
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season Inauguraled by Emma Juch.

DENVER, Aug. 1s.-The New Broadway
theatre innugurated its fall and winter
season tonight by presenting To the elite
Of Denver the opera Of Carmen with
Emma Juch in the title role. The house
was filled to oyertlcwing and presented "A
handsome appearance on the raising Of
the curtain. Many prominent citizens If
the city aud state were present and cN-
pressed the opinion that il was one Of the
tucst theatres west of 81. Louis. NJ B.
Leayitt, the well.kuowu theatrical agent,
is its manager. The Juch Opera is billed
for a two weeks season.
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CARRIERS LATEST.
He Proposes that Certain Mineral Lands
shall BE Classified.

He Proposes that Certain Mineral Lands
shall Be Classified.
WAsHINGToY. Aug. 1S.-Representatiye
Carter of Montana to-day reported to the
house from the committee on mines and
mining bill 10 provide for the examiLa-
ton and classification of certain mineral
lands. Ii authorizes the secretary of the
interior TO speedily cause all lands in
Montana and Idaho within the land grant
and indemnity land grant limits OF the
Northern Pacific Railroad company
TO he examined and classified
by competent persons with spe-
cial reference To their mineral
and non-mineral character, and to reject,
cancel and disallow any and all claims or
filings heretofore made, or which may
hereafter he made, by or on behalf of the
railroad company on land in those states,
classified as mineral land, and that the
word mineral shall not be held TO in.
clude iron or coal The bill also prov ldes
for appeals from findings of the exami-
ners and for such publicity of classiilca-
ton returns as will give notice 10 all per.
SONS on conclusions reached with regard
to each tract OF land. The committee
thinks, with this publicity and with the
right 10 appeal, IL cannot be maintained
that property interests may he disposed oi
under the bill without due process of the
law. The sum of $4,000 was appropri.
ated TO carry out the provisions of the
bill.