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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-11

Kansas state I air,
September 9 TO II, the Santa Fe has ar
ranged for rate of one fare for the round
trip to Topeka and return for all parties
desiring to attend the Kansas State Fair.
Tickets will be sold Sept. s TO II inclus-
i've. with return limit to Sept. 10.
We are assured that the fair this year
will surpass any fair held in previous
years, and as the display of Kansas pro-
ducts, including live stock. will be pre-
sented, in addition to the unusual and ex-
tensive list of horse races, we would ad-
wise every one TO attend the fair.
For further particulars apply to W. D.
Murdoch, District Passenger agent, O. A.
Brown, Agent A. I. g. S. +. r. r. Pass.
Station. dl00tf
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-11

shortest time and on the most reasonable
terms without the use of dangerous drugs
Female Ailments in all forms, as Leu
corrhoea, Painful Periods, Suppression,
Etc. specially.
MoleS and Facial Blemishes removed
1ndOient Ulcers and skin diseases
quickly and permanently cured.
Medicine Furnished in ali cases
Consultation Free, confidential and in
vited
Office open from o'clock a. M, until :
o'clock p. M, Sunday until 100 o'clock p.
m. Call at office over Woodman's bank
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W here W III ! on 6

New things to tickle the palate. Knorrs
l3l North Main street. 97-45
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TIE Rock Island has bean selected by
the Kansas and Oklahoma department AS
the official route 10 Washington. d. c..
Tor all comrades and their friends over
which they will travel enroute to attend
the National Encampment 20 be he'll in
Washington, d. e.. during the third week
IN September. Special train will leave
Wichita, Saturday. Sept. Il, and run
through 70 Washington without change
OF cars. This viii be the finest train that
ever ieftthe state Handsomely decorated.
The train VIII be composed Of Pullman
Palace sleeping cars, Pullman
tourist cars. and the cele-
brated Rock Island dining cars Parties
contemplating this trip can secure what
ever accom- Taodations they wish and retain
such accommodations through 10 Wash
iugto1. the rate VIII not Dc higher than
So n ior the round trip. By procuring
your tickets via the official roate you viii
be allowed stop-over privileges OF POUR
tickets. Every body IS welcome ~ 20 via
ihls route CD the official train. You are
invited 10 leave your names az the Rock
Island ticke; Office and secure your accom-
Dodat@ous early and Svoid the rush Of
ice 100. corner Main and Doaclzs
". H. NEsaAgT
City Ticket and Pss-r AGt.
Wichita. han-
Cores po1deuce solicited des -
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Our 30c. coffee is unexcelled. Knorr, ISL
North Main street. 91.45
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK Money
NEw YORK, Sept, 10
NoneT on call frmer. closing offered 1per cent
Prime mercantile paper sA9e56 per cent
Exchange steady at s. SOW Tor sixty -day bills and
81 ssAa for demand.
Totll sale of stocks today sS coo shares.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Sept, 10
sCGAE-Henned. firm fair demand. Standard
a l-lsSe5 ) loc cut Loaf s-sI5sc; granu laced 5ls
G. site; , ubes t1s,s5laC.
COFFhE-SPoJ nio rrmer: No I5c.
CoIToN-Eutures closed September 90
October Q6
81. Louis Produce.
ST. Louis. Sept. 10
FIOCR-s:ea6y. Patents IS 50&. 81 extra
fancy IS iUeS %. fancy l5sS =. choice 40S2 ~
family 2l&2 al
WAEAI-I'ash. &c.
tGRN-Cash .gc.
OATS-CAsb. SJxc,
kNE-a-S5eieC,
BkAN-6ilec.
HAN-Stesdy. Fancy timothy 50 cool? 90.
choice 70 siIt eage prairie s. CO.'S 81.
BLIIktt- steady. Creamery &sS2Sc, dairy l6SS2c
EGGS ike
Com MEA1s-Lower. s. l5S2 II
BAGGlN G-6la 4,Ao.
FLAN-fI Is
FOEk-Staudard mess go IS.
LARD-S 2o&7 =.
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DR.. BENNETT.

Cures Piles, Fis-
tula. FisSure and
all diseases of the
rectum " i & h o II t
knife, ligature. csus
tics or detention
from business.
Cures Guaran-
teed. No money
to be paid until pa
tient is cured.
Private Diseas-
es in both sexes
quickly and radical
~ cured in the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-09-11
G. J. r. Comrades Attention

The finest Cream Cheese. Knorrs. l31
North Main street. 97-4s
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Harve~t Fzcpr>so Ia Texas v.s the >zssa Re
koz
On Aaz. sztb. sept 9Th aad o. I'd
tie Santa Re Route viii sell e1curxIoa
tickets 20 sA paints ia Texas 81 oGs- lowest
tr-t-cls4s fare for tie round trip. with
suag limit az twenty day. fran date q
sale. For further information cal - 81
address ". u AggDo.k-
DsStrtcE Passenger 2sea.
Sal No 15e Sorsk Main street
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Wichita Produce Market.

W lchIta PrOduce Market.
WICHITA. Sept, 10
FLOUR-Highest patent. 81 go second patent
81 IS; extra fancy 81 IS.
BUIIEk-rir st creamery, l5c: other grades, 100
l2lc.
EGGS-101I2c per dozen.
POULTRY-Roosters.s 81 5oa2 90 per dozen &c
Per pound; hers. 81 0l6Z 50 per dozen &C per
pound spring chickens ~ 75G2 30 per dozen 7Jsc
per pound turkeys, case per pound. DUCKS teal
81 Is: malIard s. 70 per dozen. Dug geese. per
pound.
PoTAToES-Choice. 65a75c per bushe.
APPbES-x3 70 per barrel.
CoAL--AnthracIte. sll 50; Canon City. IS or Weir
Cry, - So front.nac 81 81; Plttsburg, a. 5G ILL
peis, 50 Qs McAiester s. W.
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Brief Mention.
Usual Saturdays run.
Hog sales were higher today.
Good cattle are selling higher.
Todoy closed quiet but mostly salts
factory week in both cattle and hog d.
visions
The following shippers had stock on the
market:
Joe Scott. Peck--Hogs
NJ. K. Lindley, Andaie-Hogs and cattle.
w. p. Pack, Mound Ridge-Hogs.
Joe E. Cooley, Rose Hill-Hogs.
VIM. McKitrick, Augusta-Hogs.
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Kansas City Produce.
KANSAS CITY. Sept. 10
FLOCE-rncharged Patents a. 5sSe Is a,t-s
fancy 81 9.a2 20 fancy - GsZ Is choice 81 9As2 OIL
ANXs .SSs2 I'll
whEATNo red. sla65c
CORN-No. mixed 49, S,lc
pATS-No mixes. a6ts5s-1c.
Bl TTER-UnchAnged-
-,GGS-Stesdy.
UHkESE-steady. Young Am.rics Toe Kansas,
;Ga.
HAY-Firm. Timothy % %. fancy prairie IS as
So
rLAXSEFD-Steaay at Sc on a basis Of pure
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Wichita Grain Market.

Wichita Grain Market.
WICHITA. Sept. 10.
Following are the closing quotations.:
GkAlN-ta lots on track.
WHEA T-5SG55c.
CORN-White 4eas2c.
IORS-A elbow, $50.
OATS-Sc;
HAY-Baled- " 0s9I so per ton; loose. 81 o0G5 90
GROUND totN-Chopin car lots, 15c per lUJ
pounds; corn and oats, SIC per lN pounds; bran,
sacked. Soc per 100 pounds.
tLA&SEED-t5s1 Uc.
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1ET and HISIt.
aEAkE4L AfoEAsA

lsTgEs4E - sfss N&EsafgreE NFE
= sc . &est - sssas EekF 1sszs ~
sr.aEs a. s@sis ks 4s.~z Asa4@ -. 30 a~sazlas.
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THE PEOPLES COLUMN.
Your Wants Supplied.

TOR SALE-VERY CHOICE COTTAGE HOME
Il On Waco below Ihira street: 50 feet % eroClie.
cellar. stable. fTit and shade CieznsD& s hoIIls&
a "A
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DE. (k1ISk FL.

OsSTN
Office hours to 10 a. m, to4p, m
sunday. 8 to 1880 a. IN. III n Main
ST. Manhattan Hotel.
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Kansas State Fair,

SOC. Japan Tea new CROPS the best
~ it. knorrs, 13l North Main street 81 At
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The following the representative sales OF hogs
a. the yards today:
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ffrAhEs Up y s-5g. E~i1As- eEPg a rss8--
4 MAr~ ssrzt = gra@s 90 Eeszsszz sssssss
Ests ezsgss g e-s Ees p r. 80. g.
= .zrs1szs, tzaef - s1s4@z -
ret "a CO.'S SICK TtS - aAsT BITS
/ 49, lzz szzas ~ s~H~t7g Efss-ssfT
AZ sA5ssg - t@-s .sfszs EssLsss3 .saas5zseT a.
s---rr $500
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u. l.. HAYS. VI. ID

| - Dousia. Wichita kas. Practice limited 70
| Eye. ka,. Nose TAroSt and fixing Spect=cies tn
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AGENTS WANTED.
MISCLL Id NEO L >
JEdes this head e por line per day

w ANTED-EvERToN TO ctr THIS NOTICE
w ont AM send 20 and sc vii sel.d you ~
express 4. O. D., subj Ia srHus!B atoa- % hDesi
fall engraved hunting gents Or lsc les lfh stem
Wind. gs-yeAT guaranteed aod goa li4sa case Sst
nae fgI 5ewelel s~i.d nickel patent reer-stof- adj
sus1ed " Altman or Springfield csoveIseuL re- l.
onace Aud found satisfactory. pay The eE ,-Fe-s
agent tls - and tsse rhe watch otEeg1Sase Co :
.,sy . ceat and The agent wl4I stus. !. ~ or ez-
,=Gse, seEa tDcay; t2i- ECtlcs Wa AsT@g appear
agaia. Address A =. ECe1UCz CoFpei alton. Z4G-
ntapois. AGaG @D5'
t>rA TED-SOME GOOD FAMILY To TAKE
w heSlthy. pT.tty boz baby . ra4se ts.eir
own. al Aay cay 70 = q. "a Ida ave p4e2-
La Kan. e. -
xIvANTED-TO SELL a EET Ts...- DAY
w A1veat book al hAlfPgIcs. I4tls- +Dal.y
Bihle kesalRxs fpr tar Y TsIs RTE NJ. \ IKE
Co.e. corner flrsi All Ay dE&44lc- E&E
yxvASTEU-4ESAN1S POS. SEVERAL m
w t-hec roC1TS-eas27 L fss~a son, A2alT Ga
premises. - Au-tA Icss-a-A avs4le- ~ r.
\X-ANTED-A HOUSE WITH ssrf.S OR XOEE
w Mons &o--e-E s-uVsEE-zr5-s a51 sosz1
sitsoc- Address Pasto-sCs >or - SIX
yyvASTYD-FrHSfsE Rooms FoR sTU-
w cells. SOC L4Btssern Ess-Tess co4 e.
- =
ANTEp-wr FUR@f>H -EALS OF ALL
w ssBGs. &u1srr fEc y Leess AID AlTEsrs-
taa. As~o $eisry herovGs Ak Bla-- - 1azrss-s
v bc1gt4 EAxse- u sexs-<- saE- &s'
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PHYSICIANS.


Females ard Childrens diseases speciality.
Fonle for lsdies during confinement, strictly prl-
yEte when desired. also permanent homes pro-
vloed :og children when desired Letters Of !neU;
y confidential ard answered promptly Home ii
Ida Avenue Wichita. Kansas
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MONTANA-GROWN FRUIT
4 Splendid Exhibit Prepared Pof Tho
Columbian Exhibition.
THE BITTER ROOT VALLEY
Evidence OF Its Wonderful Re.
sources Presented at
Fruit Growers Meet
ing In Mlssoula.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.


x,,A " % ., ~
S Sep'' me " 49,
'a'a iiu" u'o"ers assoc'a"on no.
'.e'"s :" '.,o poaru OF uaue .oo.ns s..o y.
''v'"oo". inere were preseht ao~. ~
VI 'n' p'oni,n.ii' iruit growers Oh sus rsse
moor an" siissou,a 'aieys h.'n
" sass Jars wnich nave ocen n''eu WY"
s"'np"s oi iru'' ior eNhio.on y '"s
words iair' were on 'he snenes. inese
jars are from 10 ihcnes 10 t.o Iees nlen
.,,a M" are nr'is'c IN snaps anu
'ne 'ar'eues Oh iru"s SHOWN Anc,euo
P,un's, pears. peacnes' "u"'e.ous '@s,osss rrs
oi apples ana o'ner snaher iruus. AnSN
were also samples OF srhan gram On 'os
s'aik anu IN glass jars.
nc nieeuhg wa" caiieu 10 oruer uy hou'
W. d. hariah. ne .ta'eu taa' 'empo
rnry organization oil tne irui, Srowers OF
western Montana nad neeh enec'eo Ia.s
spring AZ S'evensviiie. IL was the ousi'
ness oil 'h's meeting TO make tnat osxnn-
la'ion permanent anu " woa'd prooeo'y
DC oest To commence py 'he eiecuon o'
pcrihaten' onicers.
Inc io'iomihg onicers were 'nen e'ecseu'
PRESIDENT, hon. w. u. Harlan vice pesr
oeh'' rrea niipe'' secretary noe .u,ss
son treasurer non. NJ. e. hu'hetioru.
Inc president appointed the tohowinS
gentlemen as the executive commnses'
d. >. honinson,t =. =. beckw"n' ". S' Desss
D. wilson, a. L. h'se'nS'
i"e theeuDg ,hen cauea .os sPoecn
from w. NJ, p'csioru, "oras han com.
'n'ss'o"er 'or Ni"","na. ~
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UNDER
w WEAR

is one of the most important
items in mems apparel, and great
care should be exercised in the
purchase of these garments. Our
assortment for this year embraces
everything from the So suit to the
fine silk goods. also ;he de-
scrvedly celebrated DIR. Yaegers
anitary underwear which cXcels
anything ever known in its
special line. We are exclusive
agents for Butte, and ladies and
gentlemen wanting these cclc-
brated goods can obtain them
from US at New York City prices.
Our special in this line is fine
Camels hair suit of underwear for
So, which can't be duplicated any,
where at the sane price.
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MORE ENTRIES MADE
Men Willing 10 Serve Their Constlt'
uentS II They Get a Chance.
DEER LODGE REPUBLICANS
Nominations Made Yesterday al
Philipsburg. Bozeman and Bill
ings-No Fusion Ticket in
Deer Lodge.

Special Dispatch to the Standard
PHL,psBuRG, Sept. 2i,---An adjourned
meeting OF the republican county conven-
ton was held here to-day. 1t was rumored
on the streets. prior To the opening OF the
proceedings, that the nominees for some
of the offices, notably that of sheriff, OH
the peoples party ticket, would receive
the endorsement of the convention. Tho
suggestion gained but small support from
the prominent members of the party, be-
cause of it's tendency to bctray a weakness
in the contest as against the democrats.
There is blood in the G.. o. P.'s eye and
they mean to carry on the fight on their
own lines.
order at . 30 o'clock. Committees on crc-
| den,ials and order of business having
been appointed. n recess was ordered for
30 minutes. Nominations were next in
order.
For state senator n. j. Bielenberg of
Deer Lodge and NJ. j. Fitzpatrick of Ana
conda were named. The ballot showed
81 votes for Biclenbcrg and Al for
FitzPatrick. On motion of Mr.. FnzPai-
| rick Biclcnberg's nomination was made
unanimous.
| For clerk of the district court G. ]. ReelS
was nominated by acclamation. For
sheriff the names of William L. Furny of
Deer Lodge and L. j. Fisher of Granite
were presented. Fisher poilcd 81 votes
and Furay AZ. For district judge Theodore
Brantley received the unanimous vote of
the convention.
ne name Oh W. r. ruraS was pun LOT
ward for clerk and recorder. but the gei,-
tlcman declined and the nomination was
passed.. Laier fhzratrick OF Anaconda
no'h'iia'ed .haries houk Oh anaconda Tor
.no ohnce anu inc convention gave MN
'ner unanimous 'o'c' ror assessor 90
sian o'iuii oi oiinii'l'spnrg was hohiiha.co'
,"S treasurer orfih Emerson OF Deer
| Louge' ior auuitor. FRANK L. oini,h Oh
anacoiiua' All 'hree cahdiua'es had the
he,u 10 themselves.
| TOT county attorney the names OF w. u.
| nogcis Vi niipsp"rs anu H. ~ w "n'eniii
oi Deer Lou2e were preserved. hoeers
go, ., vo!es ana "hitenih oi. on motion
Oh "hi'ehiii me nomination OF hosefs
was hade unanimous.
| ror superintendent oi puniic schools
Mr. brahtiy Nominated MISS Lizzie
thompson OF Anaconda ana Mr. Bieieh-
nerg uid IKE service ior l.. D. hammond
oa M LOST ereh' lug resui, was MISS
thompson os and Hammond 81. There
were calls ior orIhompsoh' put tue lady
did not appear. Inc NOMINATION Tor
county surveyor was ieit TO tne county
central committee. pr. w. D.. fowers OF
fmhpsourg was requested ny the conven-
non 10 s'ahu .or tne once OF coroner. lie
dechneu AT hrs'' put 'he members per-
sisted ana the doctor gave In,
FOR county commissioners L.. A. Ming oil
Anaconda ana .. T.. van nuhdy OF Deer
Lodge were hoin,nated py acciamaiion.
Inc names oi d. %. featherman, ooi. u.
w. Morse Oh new lineage, anu ihonas
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ROUGH ON O'DONNELL.
Ono of the Leaders of the Homestead
strikers Refused HAIL.

PirrsBuRG. sept. 2i.-lluRh O'Donpcll
was refused bail this morning by Judge
Porter and will bc compelled To remain in
Jail until his trial. O'Donncll fully ex.
pcctcd TO he released on bail and was as
founded and detected at the decision To
hold him without bail. In his opinion
Judge Porter held that the evidence was
too direct. "All this testimony" said he,
sis liable 10 be contradictcd, explained or
impcached ON trial but In this. ms Ia all
preliminary hearings, We must accept the
Testimony as true. II indicates that the
killing in question was done In a riot by a
body OF men who had a common under
standing or agreement that they would re-
sist all who opposed them even to the cx-
tent Of taking life, and that the defendant
was party tn this combination and on
the ground during tho riot, and gave the
rioters encouragement"
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HILLS TALK ON TARIFF
New YOrk's Noted Senator EXpOunds
Democratic Doctrine.
PROTECTION NOT NEEDED
American Industries Can Thrive
Without Fostering Monopo-
lies-Enthusiastic Meet
Ing at Buffalo.

BUFFALO. Sept. 2i.-A vast audience
congregaicd AT Music hall to-nich, To lis
ten to Senator Hill. Lieutenant Governor
Sheehan and other democrats. Senator
Hill was received with tremendous APP
plausc. He said: II am here tonight in
the promotion of democratic principles
and To advocate tho election of Grover
Cleveland and Adlai Stevenson. No apol-
ogy or explanation is needed for my
course. Among honorable men the dis
charge of political duty outweiehs all
minor considerations, and in this crisis OF
our couniry's history and the great emcr-
goncy of our party affairs individual dis
! appointments or even alleged personal
( injustice should be subordinntcd 10 the
faithful performance of political obliga-
tions. We all have n mission now To ful-
| I'll. Petty jcalousics must bc dismissed.
| regular organizations respected. party dis
ciplinc enforced and apathy given way 10
enthusiasm. The control of this govern
| mcnt for many years to come by one or
the other Of the great parties is the prize
at stake in the pending contest. in which
all other considerations should sink into
/ insigniilcancc."
Speaking of the tariff tho senator said: !:
.'rherc can he no reasonable doubt that
tariff tn nation will continue TO he pcrma-
nently the policy of the government, not
withs,andng the opinions of the sincere,
but impracticable theorists who advise its
Abandonment. The dispute between the
two parties arises over the extent. effect
| and objects of taxation. Conclusive and
sufficient objection To protective tariff is
that il is an abuse of the taxing power,
compels tho whole people TO pay tribute
TO few; il is n system based upon injus-
tice and unfair discrimination and tends
to build up monopolies. Tho democratic
position Is SO plain and reasonable that hc
who reads understands il. II believes the
| true and constitutional purpose Of the
tariff is the raising OF the necessary rc,e-
nue. for the support of the government
and that is all. The republicans believe
the question of revenue should
be minor consideration i'm the
tariff and the fostering of some
industries the primary one. I'm willing
10 concede," said the senator. "that tho
| first or Immediate effect Of high tariff
upon q new industry is usually to increase
| prices and stimulate business, but thi.
effect is generally followed by undue com
| petition, occasioncd by the very success
I incident To tho favoritism shown them,
and oy reproduction results, ihen stagna'
| tion i'm business cnsues and in the end
there comes reduction of wages, a fall
in prices. and bankruptcy To many indus
tries. This is faithful picture of the
evils of protection drawn from the bust.
ness history OF this country for more than
40 years.
81 don't believe that our American man.
ufacturcrs need the protection that the re
publican party seems SO anxious 10 thrust
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CAME ON HORSEBACK.
six Men Successfully Rob AN Eiiensburg
Bank of About 10000.

TACOMA, WASH, Sept. ga special
from Ellcnsburg 10 the Ledger says: A
report has reached hero from Roslyn that
Snipcs q Co.'S bank was robbed this after
noon ut . O'Clock. by six men who rode up
To the door on horses. Fred Frazier. the
teller. was shot in tho leg and seriously
hurt while resisting them. negro
named Coficy is also reported killed. Tho
amount secured is said to he $4,000.
Officers are in pursuit, but no clue was
discovered up TO dark. While the rob
bers were in the bank, Cashier Alternately
attempted To get his revolver. but was
knocked down 10y one of the robbers with
the butt end OF a revolver.
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GALLATIN DEMOCRATS.
They Place q Strong County Ticket In
the Field.


Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BozEMAS. Sept. 2i.-The democratic
county convention met In Armory hall at
IL 80 to-day and was called to order by
George l.. Ramsey. chairman of the CEN
tral committee. Ferdinand Dell Of Mad.
ison valley was named temporary chair
man. Secretary Asbury read the call. and
Mr.. Young of Timberline was elected
temporary secretary.
The chairman appointed the following
committees:
Credentials - McCammon. Wakefield,
Mcdonnell. Swctland and Norman.
Organization-kin Kruger, Hofr-
man. Ramsey aud Sappingion.
Resolu,ious--Luce, Cockrill. Soper, Andy
Cowan and Gooch.
The convention adjourned until .
o'clock.
On reconvening the report OF the
- delegates seats in the convention,
was adopted.
The committee on permanent organiza-
ton recommended Judge Luce for perma-
ncnt chairman and William Rei for perina.
nent secretary. Judge Luce made brief
but telling speech.
Resolutions adopted endorse the plat
form of the national democratic party
adopted at Chicago, Bozcman and Great
Fails; pledges fcalty TO the candidates
nominated at Grea, Falls: the admins.
tration OF Governor Toole is commended
as wise, conservative, patriotic. The
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DEMOCRATS AT BILLINGS.
A Full County Ticket Named-A Har.
monious Meeting.
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Special Dispatch TO the standard.
BILLINGS, Sept. 2i.-The democratic
county convention was held in the county
court house to-day. George NJ. HAYS was
elected chairman. There were J6 dele
gates. every section of tho country bcing
fully represented. Tho following nom-
nations were made: Representative. I.
ID. O'Donnel; commissioners. George Her
bert. B. w. Toole and Oscar GrueNell; I;
sheriff. ;. X. Salisbury; treasurer, Sidney
+. Morse: county clerk, w. NJ. Tompllus; !;
clerk OF the district court. 4. l.. Mann;
county attorney, j. B. lierford; assessor
G. II. Smith: superintendent Of schools,
Mrs. NJ. J. Champion: coroner, DIR. Free; 4;
public administrator, l.. II. Smith. Tho
convention was very harmonious. The
general opinion is that the ticket is very
strong.
Republican primaries were held to-day
and tho convention will be held neat
Tuesday.
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Special Dispatch to the standard.
BILLINGS, Sept. 2i--Thc following dele
gates were elected at the republican
primaries held today at Billings: q. H..
Goddard. A. /. Bahcock. +. II. Foster. W.
Il. Chryslcr. 4. II. Barth. u. NJ. Gallagher,
n. 4. Clements, A. J. Wilkinson. n. Z.
Ramsey. George Berkcv. w. o. Parker,
Louis Fcnske and T.. ;. Holmes.
South Biilings-G"rald ID. Panston.
Grant Lampori. Frank Connolly, :. Il.
Sawyer. A. =. Hart, 7. :. Mills. II. r.
Clanln, NJ. L. Frissclle. Alex Graham, W.
II. Ross, A. L. Ford and ). ii. Erwin.