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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-08-07
GONE UP HIGHER.
The Pawnbrokerr who Hold the God.
cheaux Jewels Held for Trial.

The ~AWnbrOkerr who Hold the God
cheaux Jewels Held for Trial.
special Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, Aug. 6.-The trial of the State
W. Leopolc II. Alter aud Joseph Boiler.
for larceny as bnilees. took place before
Judge Cantwell this afternoon. The com.
planning witness vas Josephine God
cheaux, who pawned IA quantity OF jew
elry with the defendants some months
ago. Josephine alleges that when she
called upon the defendants 10 redeem the
coilaterals she was informed that they
had been sold. the defendants giving as
an excuse that time for which the loan
had been made had expired some time
previous 60 the demand made by the com.
plainant for their return. The value Of
abe goods. as set forth in the complaint,
war given nj $40.
The trial of the ease consumed several
hours, and at It's conclusion the Judge an
nounced that he would hold the defend
ants 90 he district court, and liked the
bonds In the sum of $500. being twice the
amount Of the value OF the goods alleged
90 have been stolen, and SO 20 cover the
costs SO far incurred.
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A PEACEFUL FIGHT.
arrangement Completed For the a. A. q.
Encampment.

>fs"dkessfSbs> hssstIstrteo VI ~ !. ~ hks
Encam pment.
By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. 6.-The committee i'm
charge of the &. A. X. camp met tonight
and completed all arrangements. Ii was
decided To have u grand storming Of the
fort on Saturday evening. The veterans
u Sons of Veterans will be divided into
two forces. As darkness on one
army will come down the mountainside
aud attack the camp which will he yigor-
ously defended. Fire works, fusilades,
Chinese bombs and cannonading will rem
der the spectacle a grand one il will be on
the plan Of the storminR of the ice palace
in the Montreal carnival.
There will be dancing every night dur
ing the camp. TN Friday and Sunday
evenings there will be speeches. Sunday
afternoon there will he q grand rifle shoot
In which teams from Helena, Bozeman
and Butte will compete and probably a
team OF the regulars from Miles City.
There will be many other attractions in
Guiding trapeze performance.
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ANOTHER ADVERTISING PLAN.
butte Will he Pulled In tho Iusnn of the
Chicago Times"
uv sta lfaularaso ss.acial Mira

sf"ssS WIZ W. naS ~ W httS
Chicago "Times."
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Aug. ca special meeting of
the real estate exchange was held this
evening to consider a proposition from
George L. Moran. OF the Chicago Times,
for advertising Butte. Mr.. Moran pro-
posed that the city pay the Times company
$500 and have news OF a character de-
signed to advertise Butte appear in the
columns of the Times nj various intervals
during the next six months. Dispatches
relating To Butte's business and prospects
will he published once or twice a week as
desired, in the Geographic columns.
The exchange thought favorably of the
scheme and voted s1O towards the SUM
required. A committee of Messrs. Lewis,
Connor and Lawler was appointed To as
sist Mr.. Moran In raising the balance of
the money. During the day Mr.. Moran
had seen members of the board Of trade
and obtained assurance of 500 from that
organization. Tomorrow the real estate
committee will start out with him and en-
deavor TO raise the balance among the
business men.
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OGDEN, UTAH.

OGDEN
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Tho Hsuss Passss tbs ntll - 10 Coasa
From The senate.
W~AsHINGrox, Aug. Gin the house To-
day Reed, Of Iowa, presented the confer
euce report on the ''orlginal package
bill. The report leaves the bill exactly
NJ Il passed the senate, and In disscnted
from by Oates, OF Alabama, one Of the
conferrees. After debate the conference
report was ad~opted-ycas 100, nays "a.
The house then went into committees Of
the whole ON the general deficiency bill,
but without disposing. Of the bin the COM
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VICTORIA, Aug, 6.-At the request OF
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scene of the wellington GOLFERS strike To
assist the special police in maintaining
order ana protecting property. The
strikers have shown no open hostilities
yet further than to parade aud boot at
non-union workmcn.
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The South Fork Dam.

PI1TsBURo. Aug. 6.-It has about been
been decided by the members OF the South
Fork fishing and hunting club 10 donat
the property of that famous South Fork
dam 20 the Pittsbure fresh air fund asso-
citation.
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The Hebrews Of Helena will erect a syn
agogue TO cost about $4,000.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
"A MKSTAKE.

Why is it that societies for agri-
cultural encouragement persist in
giving premiums to, so called. fat
cattle, mere monsters, not of good.
wholesome muscular fiber, well
mottled, but mountains of adipose
substance, which no Christian can
eat, and which are only disposed of
protitabiy by serving as an adver-
tlsement to some yenturesome land
lord, from whose table the reeking
fat goes to the soap-pot? Grossness
does not absorb excellence, or even
imply it, either in the animal or
vegetable world. Horticultural So
cieties have done great harm in
bolstering the admiration for mere
grossness. Smoothness, roundness,
perfect development of all the
parts, and delicacy Of flavor, are
the true tests. We sometimes
think that this disposition to set
the mere grossness of thing above
Its finer qualities, is an American
weakness. We do not forgot so
often as we might to advantage
that we are a great people. That
eagle which our Fourth of July
orators paint for our delighted op-I
tics, dipping his wings in both
oceans, is the merest buzzard of
bird, except he have more virtue
In him than mere size.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
rHR SfxrH SFNSE.


Tact has hecn described as sixth
sense, and really this is not bad
definition oF it. II is faculty
which. though il may be improved,
cannot be acquired by any study,
l,et must he born with its happy
rcssessor- 1t is that quality of IN
tnitive perception which enables
us to realize fully the feelings of
others, and thus to regulate cur
conduct accordingly. The road to
success is generally full of pitfalls,
and those who attain the goal have
10 step very carefully. All men
and women have their foibles and
PIT theories, and without tact il is
snlpossihle to avoid eutraging them
continually Certainly il i very
hard To have 10 show respect for all
the ridiculous hebbies and absurd
ideas which are paraded before us
daily, but 70 give vent te sur own
oniniuas upon them would be 20
render ourselves Neritable Ishmael-
Stes, and 20 raise every mans hand
against us.
The world is 4 good deal like a
vast crowd in which everyone is
struggling fer good place. Nearly
all great men who have risen have
been imbued with tact, and many
great men have fallen through lack
of it. What we generally speak of
inlife as tact, is nothing more nor
less than knowledge of mankind.
= eonsummate knowledge of man
kind, aided by the faculty of using
that knowledge to the best advan-
tage, has often raised men of hum-
ble surroundings to the highest
offices in a state, and even to the
command of an empire, while the
want Of a little tact has cost many
- king his crown.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
-TRUE. AND FALSE ESTTuA 7ES

No occupation is low or to be de-
sspised If It be consistent with what
is just and honest. We are all
ministering IN some way or other
60 each Others necessities and COM
forts. The world is a great shop
IN which all are buyers and sellers
initurn, and in which each Is ex-
pected to do something useful for
sthe general well-being of the con-
scern. True merit consists in the
correct performance of our part.
whatever that may chance to be.
There is silly pride which affects
to look down upon the man or
woman who earns an honest living
by weekly wages. Manhood and
swomanhooa are not the products of
the worsted mill and silk factory.
Some animals are valuable only
for their furs (their clothing.) Per-
shaps the same may be said of dudes
-sand sssa5terfiies. These characters
Were s'sent out into the world half
made up" as early as Solomon's
day, and he says of them: pride
goeth before destruction, and a
hanghty spirit before a fall.n
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
WIZ Nor LEr RgR rorR,


let woman votet' cries one.
Our wives and daughters might
be Democrats, while their fathers
and husbands were Republicans, or
prohibifionists. 1t would never do.
Ii would produce endless quarrels. .
And the ebjector thinks he has
ssettled the question. But, if the
principle be a sound one, why not
sapply it I'm a still more important
Instance. Difference Of religion
breeds more snarrels than differ
rence in politics. Yet we allow
women to choose their own relig-
aous creeds, although we thereby
Tun the risk Of wives being Epis-
scopallAns, while their husbands are
Methodists, or daughters being
catholics while their fathers are
sEalyinists. Yet who, this side of
Turkey, dare claim that the law
sshou1d compel women TO have no
srehgious creed, or adopt that of
ssheir male relatives? Practically.
ffAis freedom in religion has made
no difficulty; and probably equal
Freedom in politics would make as
little 1t. Is, after all, of little use
te argue these questions. The mo-
sment you can got woman to 90 out
sand show by active valor what God
screated her for, that moment this
Is settled forever.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01

Rev. III. l.. Chapman, pastor Of the
NJ. Il. Church Johnstown, Pa, SAYS:
Soon aites the greet flood, at time
when diarrhoea was quit prevalent, I
received l,ox of six dozen Chamber
lain's Cholic, Cholera and Diarthoe
Remedy. As soon as Il hcda,me known
that | had the medicine for free distri.
button. there began great run on
II, which continued unlil Il was about
all gone. Every one, So far as | heard
from them, testified to its virtues de-
clating II the best medicine for the pur-
puse they had ever used. These who
got IL shared Il around with their
neighhots, az that | am confident Il
WITS productive Of great good. We
used some OF IL ourselves and found IL
not only AN excellent medicine for
diarrhoea, but for all kinds of pain and
uneasiness i'm the stomach aud
bowels. II has been regarded as the
best medicine known here for the IL
seases II is recommended. For sale hy
NJ. A Miller.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01

To live is not merely to breathe.
Life is a comprehensive term. and
IS not to be measured by the vol
nme of gases taken into the lungs.
To live is to act; it is to make use
of our organs, senses, faculties, of
all the parts of the mental and
physical organism, which give us
the feelingof existence. The meas
ure of consciousness is the measure
Of life. The life Of intelligent crea-
lures is not merely a question Of
Years; lapse of time may not in
crease vitality. The man who has
lived longest is not the man who
has counted the most years, but he
who has enjoyed life most. We
say such an one was buried at the
age of 100 years, when in truth he
was dead from his birth. He would
have gained by dying young; at
least he would have lived until
that time.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
vARrErY or ExrEn1nNcr

Ruskin, that most accurate observer.
says: Break off an elm bough three
feet long, in full leaf, and Law il ON the
table before you, and try TO draw il.
leaf for feat. II is ten to one if in the
whole boughCprovided yon do not twist
1t about as YOU work) you find one
form of leaf exactly like another.
Though the whole bough will look
graceful and symmetrical, YOU will
scarcely be able 10 tell how or
why il is so, since there is not enc
line of il like another" III such in
finite variety prevails in creation, VIC
may reasonably expect to find the
same in the experience of Christians.
Uniformity j. no rule of spiritual life.
Let MS not judge others because their
feelings have not been precisely sim
liar 70 ours All Christians are led
IN right way, bnt no two of them
are led in the same way. Far be it
from MS to set up standard and expect
all TO be conformed 10 it; il we reject
all believers who labor under infirini-
ties, or are marred with faults, our
fellowship will be limited indeed.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
PONG coon.

Ii we view this microcosm, the
human body, we shall find that the
heart does not receive the blood 10
store it up, but while it pumps il in
at one valve, il sends il forth NJ
another The blood is alwavs eireu-
lating everywhere, aud Is stagnant
nowhere; the same is true of ali the
fluids in healthy body, they are in a
constant state Of expenditure. Ii one
cell stores for few moments it's
peculiar secretion, it only retains it
till it is perfectly fitted for its ap-
pointed use in the body; for ii any
cell in the body should begin to store
up its secretion, its store would soon
become the cause of inveterate
disease, and the crgan would lose tha
power 60 secrete Mt all, ii it did not
give forth its products. The whole
OF the human system lives by giving.
The eye cannot say to the foot, | have
no need of yon, and win no longer
guide YOU; for If il does not perform
its watchfal office every part Of tire
human organism will suffer in con
sequence. If the members refuse to
contribute 70 the general stock, the
whole body will become poverty
stricken, and be given up TO the bank
rnp,cy OF death. Can we not learn.
then, from the analogy of nature, the
great lesson, that TO get, we must
give; that 10 accumulate, we must
scatter; that 10 make ourselves hapnv,
We must make others happy; and
that 10 get good and become spiritn-
ally vigorous, we must do good, and
seek the spiritual good of others.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01


Why is it that there are so few
bald-headed editors? We might
give several reasons. Extreme
piety, which tends to remove the
hair at an early period in life,
rarely attacks the newspaper man,
at least IN a malignant form. Dis
affected subscribers either reIent or
consider badness a slight punish
ment III settlement of their griev-
-ancess and murder the poor fellow
outright. Being a trained observer
ot human nature, he is rarely inn
posed upon BY women of the ANA
zonian or hair-pulling tvpe. and
thus it happens that the editor
escapes wkat is regarded, the world
cveTs a. q dire calamity.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
i'uitca titnlrs Land Once.
Oregon City, tifprofa. Aay ~. lAtl1

NfFrlH N8Ifl UitF0fls Nay ~ IN.D.
Notice ls hefnhy given that III cuinplinnee with
the provisions 1T the iut Ut ttlharrss Of Jufr D
ls5A cntliled 80 r. tsf the sale ~ timber inads
IA the States Of tAliluriiia. Dfrgoii Nevada, and
Washington Territory john nftnnnt. III tn.
euina, county Of l1eree State uf wnsli.
igaion, hnA this day liied III this uiiirr
tho s. II 4uf sec No. Z. 1T Up. No II n, X. No /
w., aud Will uilef prOef 20 show that the land
Ao,igit 4 mare valuable for rs timber pr Rsur
than for agricultural purposes and tp establish his
claim 10 asld laiid beftfe ~ register aud receiver
a this office ~ oFeFon titY, oregon, on Friday.
the ad day ai October. lssl0
lie names ~ witnesses: =. T.. Van Ctse. G. ".
fostmnii, Postnaii. q. A. Bennett, All of Ia
conn. Washington.
Any and al persons elalning adversely tiir
nDuve-deaeribcd lands are fu4iiesiad to Tile iheif
claims Ia this Oilre OF before aaid "a day of Or
tober. lss1. J T. AppEltsOS. Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
United siates Land ONCE.

FT7H7s
Eotire ~ hereby given that In cnnpiianee wifi,
The provisions 81 the act Of Congress nf June
1878 entitled Al Ret lor the sale sf timber l1sttls
" the States of california, Oregon, Nevada. aud
Washington Territory John l. Mccartney tif Ta.
coma ctluitis Pierce state OF asisingfnii Has
this day filed ~ this Diiee Eis sworn fsateniesit
no, $3.50, for the purchase Of The >. +. 4 Of see.
No 30 H. fp. No II 3. X. 40. r. ard viii offer
proof 10 show that the land sought Is more yalts-
able for it, tifuier stanc than for Agricultural
purposes and - establish his claim TO sald land
before the register and feeeivcr OF this Office at
Oregon city. Oregon. on Friday. the Fl day OF Oc-
tolser, Isesl.
He nniaes Witnesses. e. o. Borpne I5r.u.
nan, 4 chishuiiu and J. Gillespie. all of Taeosna,
Washington.
ANY and al persons claiming adversely the
nloVcdeserbed lands aFe requested 10 lIlc their
claims ~ this Office of before ssid 3d day of Oc-
tober, 1850. }. Z. APPERsoS. Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
United states Land oflice.
Oregon CIV. Itne essi1. lime 4 IL


Sosiee q hereby given tha, IN compliance with
the provisions - the aet or Congress Of Iiine B.
lA1N tnttticd An set for the sale uf timber lands
IN the States ~ California Oregon. Nevada aud
Washington Territory" Charles 4. q. Row land or
Tacoma. county Of Pierce. state Of Washington
hes this day filed in this Office his sworn statement
No. 29s6, far The purchase Of the ~ T. = of see
Ne. -, IN TIP. Sta = =. No =. and sssi : oiIer
proof 10 show that the land sought Is lnnre vai
able fof It's timber than for agricultural
purposes. and 70 establish his claim Z, said land
before the register aid receiver uf this tsfiec NJ
Usegon city. oreEun. Tuesday. the 7th day of
October issa
lie naines ~ Witnesses. " !. Hesedarfi e. ~
fustmau. r. Van gise aud John West all Of Ia
coma, piefre county. Washington.
ANY and all fssrsgfIs claiming adversely the
abaye-tseseflbcd lands nfe requested to s their
claiins Ia this Office on ~ efnre said Ith aay OF
October. ls-A- }. 4 AFfERSIsS, Register.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01

The great number of devils who
Were reported to have taken a
plunge in the Red Sea in company
with the herd of swine, were not
drowned as the reporter would have
US believe, but have each taken
unto themselves seven other spirits
more devilish than they, and are
herding swine and cattle in Amer
lea TODAY
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
NorIeE Fon pupI.IcArloN.

TT7-F1f
Notice Is hereby given that IN compliance viii,
the pros slrila Of the act of Congress of June
lh4s entitled An nrt for the sale of slfaer lands
~ the sHtes OF gelifofnin Oregon, Nevada. and
Washington Territory" Charles o. Isorene ns Tia.
coma county 81 Pierce. State OF Washington has
this day iied IL tis piilee his sworn statement
No. 2psy, far the purchase pf the =. Vs. X uf See.
No 3i IN Tp. Ae IL s., r. No. E.. and Viii offer
proof 10 show that tile land sought II more yaisi.
able Tor IL timber or stone than Tor agricultural
pitrpes, uud 20 establish his claim 10 snid inii
before the register and fcreiveT OF this DicP nt
Oregon lily. Ofefuii on Friday tile I'd day of tJc-
tuber. isilO.
Tie nainea witnessed: !. l.. Mccartney. j.
coma Washington
ANY aud all pcfa0is claiming adversely the.
above dcsrrihfd lands are requested 10 file their
claims ~ this office al uf before said 81 fiay Of
October, 1881 J. r. AFPERSoN. Register
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1890-08-01
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
t.nIle.l stale. I.and olnee.

Oregon city. oregon. June a. iss0
Notice 3 hea,,bg given that In compliance With
the provisions ~ the net Of gougfess OF June g.
isIN entitled An act for the sale 8f timber lands
~ the States of California. Oregon Nevada and
Washington Territory William J. Haretiorfi. of
la,ouib, county ~ Pierce State of Washington
has this dey ed ~ thi. office his sworn statement
No. a1s3 for the purchase Of The ~ W. x Of SER
No. q, In fp. No y -. II. No. = E., and wIl offer
prgof 10 show that ttr lanh sought i more yaiu
able Tor its Timber of Stone than fof agricultural
purposes and 70 establish his claim 10 said land
before the register and seeeiver of this nfiee AT
ofesun eifs. Oregon Tuesday. the 7th day of
October, 1850.
lie names Is witnesses. 6. q, q. Rowland G. NJ
fostlnhn, n. Van Gtse aud john West, ali of Ia
coma, Pierce county. Washington.
ANY aud ell persutss claiming adversely The
abuye,leScriied lands requested to ille their
enifns ln this uiiire un before said 7th day ~
October, iEsa. ]. r. AppERsu% Register