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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19
The High Grade Norman Stallion
TACHEAU

WI make TIE srason OF $50 ~ follows From Mon.
DAY uuuus uniO tuesday morning. al Henry New
Corners, seven miles northeast ui "a sale and six
miles northwest OF Uu,a, IN Watham TsN nship from
Dlsons hall mile west OF Prairie center Wtdnes,
,ay- rom Zine O'Clock until two at ale ! Oson's-
three miles southwest OF Harding ia Freedom Town
.hlp from "wednesday evenings until thursday morn
lugs at joseph Ha sN miles northeast OF Ottawa IN
Dsyiou Township Thursdays from nine o'clock unIl
iCnE VI StraFus', IN We truu. from IhuT-isy even.
ms untii Friday mornings ~ Mrs james NCNichaels.
two miles southeast uf N'TOn, IN kIlaud township
and the balance 81 the time AZ a HagenbuchS, three
miles south and one mile west Of Prairie Center, in
WAtham Township.
DESCRIPTION -T,yuEAU was taa'-d June. lS>a'
Tie D.. ia color a beautiful dappl't hl5cA. with nle
ayhgd neck very heavy quarters short, strong back.
With clean tat bone sound and perfect hoCSs, spien-
I'D feet. une action Aud disposition and color. aDd
noble pair uf lungs and hardy constitution he VIII
weigh 10 fsr breeding condition. upwards OF ~ lhs,
srdha- proved 20 he avery cure fOa setter and good
average breeder.
pEDICREE -T.tHEAI was sired 0y Western Beau
-, No l6ll. Hs dam VAS sirsd ON Bureau, No. ~
Ms granL.can xss sired by French Gisnt, No. SIS
IN. great grAnd-d very well bred Norman anu
samson Uarp. INtHEAu deScends nom the Netl BEST
Norman stallion that VS. ever imported frou France.
and has proven DC sure fOs gstvr anu Al eNreeus
breeder
Trims To Insure = living fOAl, g. payable when
The fnt nine DAYS Old flu 10 insure mare Win tosl.
psyahlr ~hrn the mare : known 20 b. with toa Part
INK viii mArts or removing them from the county
Without nv consent iorfeits the insurance aud TIE
money becomes due Sud paystlc ruuietaiell. Care
srl G, taken prevent accidents, but viii not ne
responsible should any OoCur.
VIM. JAMiS0N,
UTICA Ill
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1890-04-19

In connection with the fact that Or.
Jones Red Glover Tonic has had the
largest sale, il has been the most sue
ccsSfuI remedy ever before the public
for all blood troubles. and diseases 81
the stomach. liver and Kidneys. SOC.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

The American Pathological associ-
alton now i'm annual session at Nor
witch, Conn, is not wasting its energies
upon such unsatisfactory inquiries as
as life worth living Z" "ls marriage a
failure 2" as the census a farce" or
as congress a fakey" On the contrary
the American Pathological association
is engaged In settling questions of prac-
teal value and profound import to
the human ice So, one feels no sur
prise to find i. W. Nicholson of liar
ward college reading a paper on "tireek
modes of hair cut" Now IL Professor
Nicholson would kindly give society
the benefit of his Hellenic researches
by writing an exposition of "tireek
modes of backing boots" the world
would receive a quickening impetus of
inestimable value.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
NOTHING IN n FoR BUTTE

How is this Special dispatches
from Washington say that the Mon
tana federal building business is going
10 be brought up. but that Butte is not
in. The Indaendenfs dispatch says.
THE Montana delegation has made y
decided effort TO bring mp the Helena
public building bill. Speaker Reed has
agreed TO use his influence To get il
through the house and Carter is TO Ice
recognized for the purpose Of calling IL
up. There is no possible way by which
the Butte bill can be called up and
passed this session.
This appears To be a pretty straight
tip. II Speaker Reed "uses his inilu-
ence," the bill for Helenais building
will surely pass in the house every
thing passes there il Speaker Reed is
for IL. IL remains TO be seen whether
the bill can pull through the senate.
The republican members of that body
are certainly not disposed TO waste any
compliments oil sanders and Power.
Yet the scheme may work and, if IL
does. Helena will be entitled TO recOg-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
MEN NJ WOMEN.

The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
Speaker Reed has run his first heat in the
presidential race.
Secretary Tracy is accused of having
senatorial ambitions and a desire To sue
coed Senator Evarts.
The eldest member Of lord Salisbury's
cabinet is Lord Cranbrook, who is 20.
ord Salisbury is 90.
General Joseph +. Johnston, one of the
surviving heroes of the lost cause, is ~,
but as buoyant and rs active as n man
of 80.
u. 7. Barnum's fortune is estimated at
100000, every cent of which he has
accumulated since he cache his fortieth
birthday.
A Cooper monument is to be erected in
the New York tow that James Fenimore
Cooper male famous by locating his
home there.
Edison took out eight patents within n
week past. The Menlo park wizard is
still conducting business, though not at
the old stand
Gilbert. the English dramatist begins
literary work about midnight and keeps
on writing until the sun has risen. He
a great of cigarettes.
Lord Tennyson is an enthusiastic friend
of all birds that fly. A friend luuching
with him the other day relates the poets
indignation on hearing that n hawk had
been shot.
The duke of Fife is deeply interested in
one of the companies now engaged in ex-
| ploring eastern Africa. Besides this he
is one of the largest owner in founders
shares in London. .
Catherine Meyers, a young lady of Vir-
ginia, spent some time with her brothers
family in Philadelphia and became so in
fatuated with city life that she committed
suicide rather a return to her home.
Lewis II. Walters of Phnnixvillc, Pa,
who has been appointed To succeed :.
Davis Page as assistant treasurer of the
United States at Philadelphia, is known
as the 'original Harrison man. the first
TO break from the Pennsylvania delega-
ton at Chicago.
The czar has had n serious quarrel with
his brother, the Grand Duke Alexis. The
grand duke is the head of the marine adj
minisiration, and II is aid he has offended
the car by urging the necessity for whole
sale reform Ia put an end to the waste and
extravaganza which now characterizes the
navy.
senator Evarts owns n hunting lodge
comfortable log cabin, on the banks of the
Potomac, i'm Maryland, furnished ready
for instant use, with a colored man and
his wife in readiness 10 receive the sena-
tor and his friends, but il has not been
used except by the colored man and his
wife during the several years enator
Evarts has owned il.
Gen. Adam Z. King, the new consul
general to Paris, is a resident Of Baltimore
and an enthusiastic Blaine man. Tall,
handsome and distinguished looking,
with snow white hair and beautiful black
eyes, he will be n striking figure in the
society circles of the American colony.
He was a good soldier in Hancock's corps,
and his friends are all warmly attached
In him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
WEDNESDAY. JULY Is. 1890.

If there is nothing else good about
them, the cowboys of Nebraska are
good marksmen. Having exhausted the
pleasures of the city of sydney last
Wednesday night, n gang OF them
mounted their ponies ut daybreak
Thursday and proceeding a few miles
west of the town set up a target against
a Western Union telegraph pole. This
mark proving too easy for their skill,
they turned their attention and their
six-shooters toward the wires, desisting
only when they had cut every n of
them. with their bullets. They con
scented however To leave the telegraph
poles, probably for the reason that in
the absence Of trees on the plains tele-
graph poles are often found exceeding
ly useful for stringing other things be-
sides wires.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

The Pennsylvania collector of internal
revenue, who has preferred charges
against two ''most reputable wholesale
liquor firms" of Pittsburg for selling two
yearold whisky for six-year-old. is acting
i'm a most singular and erratic matter. IL
a liquor dealer has any inalicnable rights
at all, Of them certainly is 10 mark up
the q Of his whisky To meet the de-
mands Of his customers, To require a
man To keep whisky for a period of six
years before he can sell il for ~six-year-old
stuff, is rank despotism and tyranny,
striking AZ the very foundations Of the
business. IL the courts uphold such IA
proceeding, il will he a sad blow TO the
trade.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
A o & Our OE PLACE

Lawyers will he interested in n lit
tie word in the Montana code which
could make a good deal of trouble under
circumstances that may arise. II is the
word Jury" and il appears to be out of
place in section POI of the code of civil
procedure. That section in the re-
vised statutes of Montana, 1887. reads:
N, after imIannelling n jury, and before n yer
diet, a Juror hcromc sick, sn ~ to hc unable Ia
perform his duty, the court may order him Ia be
discharged. Ia that ease the trial may proceed
with the other Jurors, or "A new jury be sworn
and the trial proceed anew or the jury may he
discharged and n new jury then ar Afterwards
imIGinnciled.
The word italicized in this quoted
section is the one about which there
there may be question. Section 2o5 Of
of the compiled statutes of Montana,
is12-12, reads the same, and so does see.
ton 255 of the revised statutes of 1879:
so that the error, il such there he In
using the word jury instead of juror,
runs back 10 the first code of Montana.
The code of civil procedure in Mon
tana is framed very closely on the code
of California. The section i'm question
is m exact copy of the corresponding
section in California's code. with the
exception of the word in question. The
California code reads:
II anrr the immtnnelling of the jury, and he
fore Verdict, a juror become sick, ~ ~ la he nm.
ahlc Ia perform his duty, the court may order
him Ia h. discharged. In that ease the trial
may proceed with the other jurors. or another
jiurT may lee sworn and the trial begin anew ~
the jury may be- discharged aud u new jury then
or afterwards mIanncllei.
IL will be seen that the word juror
in this section stands in place of the
word jury, ms IL appears in the Mon
tana law. The attention of the STAN
DARD is called 10 this word, which ap.
pears To be out of place, by a gentleman
who is making a careful study of the
code. Perhaps the section TO which
We have referred is worthy of the at
tention of the members of the com
mission now engaged in revising the
code of the state.
And. by the way, while the members
of the commission are about IL, IL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
MINISTER AND MAIDEN.
Bit of Gossip From the wilds of
shasta.

A Bit of Gossip From the wiids of
shasta.
From the Cottonwood Register.
We understand. and IL is alleged upon
what we deem good authority, that re-
ceatly. at a protracted Methodist meeting
at Ono. wherein Rev. Shibrow. Presiding
Elder Of the Conference. residence Chico,
assisted by Rev. DIR. billiard, pastor of
Ono district, were preaching TO the multi
tude, and endeavoring TO have the sinners
accept the faith hat they might seek the
forgiveness and blessings of the meek
and lowly Nazarene, the Elder requested
that all who desired To he saved "arise
aud come forward" Several parties
did so, among the number a comely
maiden of the not far distant WEST
ern Antipodes.' who had been af-
fected by the ~elouuence and earnest
ness.of the minister's speech. The good
Mr.. Shibrow was so jealous in behalf OF
the young seeker Of religion that he put
his arms around her and whispered words
of consolation and religion; In fact, so
earnest was the in his goodness that he did
not discover the male cousin of the young
lady. who cane up i'm the rear, and in a
stern, observation-disclosures voice and
This is a HI of a way" and taking his
cousin from the house OF worship,
marched her home. IL is aid that con-
sternation rcigned. much To the chagrin
aud Indignation of the elder. and that
many left the place in disgust. Ii is not
necessary To state that there is at least
the hands of Mr.. Shibrow. whom. for
aught w know, may have been sincere,
but there are others In attendance who
thought he was rather too familiar on
that particular occasion, when naught but
propriety should nave been INDUCED in.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

Some of the few friends that silver
counted among republican congress
lei resistelto the end the bill that
has now become law. \ few of these
men publicly declared that they voted
for IL under protest. Mr.. Harrison
fastened to sign il. lie is the enemy
of silver, as his secretary of the treasury
is. and he was glad enough to find that
Speaker Reed, silver's arch enemy, had
opened the way of escape from legisla-
ton which would certainly have passed
If the senate and house had been left
10 settle the question On its merits.
Montana's sole obligation is 10 the
handful of republicans in the house
who. for "A good while, brayed their
party's frown and stood up for silver.
II is easy to keep track of these gentle
men-there were twenty-three Of them,
all told.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

A New York map manufacturer com-
plains m the Sua that the powers and
municipalities seem ben on running the
map business. The manufacturers hadn't
their United States maps liked up with
North and South Dakota before the
Brazil revolution knocked South America
endwise, and now Wyoming aud Idaho
are turned into states. Africa has to be
liked over every six months, and the
latest and most serious change Of all is in
this German-English arrangement Ia
knock o N Heligoland from the British
empire. That isn't "A big change, but il is
plenty big enough to spoil all the maps of
Europe. II would almost pay the map
makers Of The world says the Disguised
manufacturers Ia chip in and buy the
nasty little island in order Ia make a
present of IL To England, and save the ex-
pensc Of getting up new maps Of Europe.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

This has been a conspicuous year in
the matter of record smashing. sal
vator, Nellie BY, George Francis Train,
Thomas B. Reed, Major Mckinley,
Firenzi, Boreas and Old Sol, have each
performed wonders in their respective
lines, and now comes Michael duffy,
one of New York's famous Doodle
aldermen, who brings suit to recover
$1,000, the balance of $4,000 he claims
to have been promised for his vote in
favor Of granting IA charter to the
Broadway road. The plaintiff. alleg-
ing that he has never received but SlO,-
600 of the Doodle, boldly invokes the
aid of the law to get his hands on the
remainder. shades of Tweed and
sharp. Duffy rises ut a bound to the
topmost pinnacle of the profession. lie
is going to legitimatize, legalize and
immortalize boodleism al once and for
ever. Let her go, Duffy: and may you
yindicate your claim that the last sylla-
bile of your name is W. spelled with
an ST."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

wouldn't harm the law IL the word
impanel were written in the revised
code without the superfiuous IN"
which, As il now appears In the printed
code, makes the spelling vary from
recognized forms. The committee on
revision will find that one of the rs"
i'm the word as it now stands in the
code might go while the extra IN"
must go, under orthodox rules for
spelling.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

The newspapers that are read in
Butte appear To have had next To no
influence with the gentlemen who
intend to waste their money 10y throw
ing il away on the NOrthWtsi Maya
zine. Several days ago, the STANDARD
pointedly presented to these people the
fact that every dollar blown in on the
periodical in question is wasted, except
on the owners. Butte's newspapers
agree in this opinion, and il strikes
ms that the judgment of the press on n
question of judicious advertising is
good for something in spite of the
fact that some of u friends in Butte
believe to the contrary. The STAND.
claims to be entirely without bias
in this matter. II has not bid for one
dollars worth of the kind of work
proposed. IL has not asked for the
printing and il does not intend Ia. II
has exact knowledge. however, of the
harm done in the past TO Butte and
Anaconda 10y the N0FthTtst Wdgd-iHe
and il has not the slightest doubt that
the dollars now 10 be given il for a ser
vice il cannot render might with equal
profit he spiked To the ties in Mullan
tunnel AS AN evidence Of what Butte
has done and IAN do.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
A Three Card Monte Incident.

Virginia New Chronicle.
"lou'rc a good guesser," sneeringly re-
marked three-card monte sharp TO an
innocent looking youth who had just
picked out the winner and pocketed $50
mo; but ! Ice paid a rock like your
self 80 cents In teach me your game and
this is the first chance I've had To realize
on the Investment"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

Rev. j. G.. Johnson, of Chicago, a firm
believer in the efficacy of the faith cure.
refused to call "a physician when he fell
ill,and he died last Saturday. To be sure he
might ave died with a physician as we'll
as without one, but hat ~ rather poor
consolation To the reverend g~entleman's
friends who are left mere below, and who
have now rather less faith in faith cures
than before.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
A Timely Warming.

Prom the Philadelphia North American.
The application of a California grape
grower for permission to erect at the
worlds fair a fountain to throw n column
Of wine fifty feet in the air ought 10 he
most e~mphatically refused. To let him no
ahead would be murder. All Chicago
would gather on the leeward side Of that
fountain to catch the spray, and thousands
Of people would be killed IN the crush.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
All Hail Jim IReldeu,

From the New York sun.
We reveal no confidential secret when
we report hat heHon. James Jehosophat
Belden of Syracuse mas ecome one of the
greatest men in the republican party Of
New York, and he returns are not all in
yet.
All hail Macbeth, hail TO thee, Thane Of CLAIMS.
All hal. 10 Macbeth, hail Ia thee, Thane Of Caw-
dor.
All hal 10 Macbeth thai shall be king hereafIeri
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
Has a symbolic Significance.


from the thlcigo Times.
man named Green Clark, who lived
near 81. Joseph, Missouri, was recently
stung by a bee and died within eight
hours. Those gentlemen in whose BON
nets the presidential bee is buEEing ought
To take warning 10y Mr.. Clark's sad fate.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
CURRENT COMMENT.
,.Culchn, and Sullivan.

From the chicago Inter Ocean.
IL Boston is "A little OF in population, il
still has culcha and sullivan, and sits
down in n chair like a little man when il
wants to get ''tightly slight"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

IL the story ailoat in the press OF an
Iowa girl who ran away from home be-
cause b was compelled To practice at
h piano five hours "A day, is founded
upon n fact, IL shows that she was far
more considerable han the average girl of
Iowa or anywhere else. Her move re-
moved the necessity of the neighbors
moving.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
Tho Penalty of Patriotism.

From the Chicago Times.
The rattle-de-bang of childhood must be
tolerated. II is our punishment for having
ancestors who rebelied against that
amiable old tyrannical imbecile, the good
King George, third OF the Hanoverians,
who long since went to his reward in a
gold-mounted coffin.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
An Expensive system,

From the Cleveland Plain Dealer.
II all countries should adopt the Amer
lean bone market" system il would cost
the people of he United States 81. loo.-
oOo,oopa year s7J0,0co,ooc lost ON exports
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16
4 Hitler llnsr.

Prom the 81, Louis Globe Democrat Iiepl.
Federal control of elections is bitter
medicine FOR the democrats. but the might
as well swallow il gracefully. since no
amount Of gagaing will make il any
SMpeter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

and sa50, 1900 levied in direct taxes TO
support the government. That IL what
the Mckinley bill would lead 20.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-07-16

The STANDARD hasn't a doubt i'm the
world that in its comments relating To
the short line..train service il has faith
fully reflected the sentiment of nearly
every resident in Butte. Mr.. Mellen
declared that, until last Saturday, he
was not aware of Butte's wishes re-
garding the train. The confession GER
tainly was not complimentary to the
immense shipping interests in that
city. But there are matters of greater
account than this in what vas said. or
left unsaid, in Saturdays conference.
MI. Mellen announced that the through
train is impossible for the present and
he failed to give the slightest assur-
ance that il will be furnished three
months, six months or a year hence.
TN the contrary, AS il seems 10 us, he
left everybody with the impression
that Butte needn't expect much; and
We believe that lintte shippers will ad-
Just their freight business 10 that idea.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-23
LOST MOUNTAIN.

Rev. A. j. Morgan, at the solicitation
OF some of the members of the Baptist
church here have decided to reconsider his
action in declining the call to serve the
church and will continue to preach on the
first Saturday and Sunday in each month
as usual.
Rev. Mr.. Taylor, of Cass Station, preach
ed two very able sermons at the Presby>
terrain church here on last Saturday night
and Sunday.
We understand that Miss Vesta Dun
ton, who has made up school at the acad.
envy here, will give way il first class male
teacher can be secured.s We hope Col.
Power will send US one.
All the members of the Presbyterian
church are requested to be at the church
at p. M, Bird Saturday IN November for
the purpose of choosing preacher for the
ensuing year.
There was gathering of the P. G.'s at
J. P. Martins last Sunday evening.
One of the couples who are to be mar.
lied in cotton bagging at the Exposition,
was at church here Sunday.
That young man from Due West seems
TO be going forward
The cotton crop is much better thar
was frs. expected. W A.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1890-10-23
HEBEAN LITERARY CLUB.

The above is the name of a club
which is newly organized by the
young people of Smyrna, and well
Differed by them the following are
some of the officers, viz: Miss Ger
tie Moore President; Miss EVE Ter
rell, Secretary Miss Bimbie Pace,
Chairman. Program Committee, un-
der the control a d direction of it's
officers. We bid them success and
hope it will cause our young people
to study the different authors and
forward them in other literary at
tainments, as well as enhance their
social relations.
Their last meeting was a success
and reflected credit upon those who
took any part therein. Among 9TH
er things which formed part of the
exercise we're q recitation by Miss
Floy Moore, "The City of Rest, d"
Miss Minnie Fleming, "McLain's
Child" and vocal and instrumental
music by Misses Terrell and Flem-
ing, ell of which was we'll rendered
to the full enjoyment of those pres
ent.
The next meeting of the club will
be held at the residence of Captain
Terrell, when a pleasant time is an
ticipated. The young folks of our
town are cordially invited to lend
their aid. A CITIZEN.
Smyrna, Ga, October Goth, 1890.