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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1894-11-24
MIDDLE. AGED MAN.


Diseases, Gleei. G-n"rrh-a, lndAmms-
tions, Discharge, Structures. Weaknesses
81 Organs. Syphilis, Hydrocele. var,co.
c-le and kindred troubles quickly curvd
without pain aud detention from busi.
ness.
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The coming presentation Of the nsw
japanese minister TO the presldent will b
an cvent Of more Importance than 10 the
case with most diplomatic happsnines.
The odd court dress Of the Japansss will
bs an interesting feature. and the dslsea-
tion will wear Il In Oriental style, Of
course, but the diplomat viii doR Il when
on duty, 90 to speak. The minister has Q
special commission 10 investigate the
railroad question In the Unitsd States,
and he will como 10 New York on that
errand. There arc many New Yoskers
interested In japanese railroad projects,
and investors here look forward with In.
tsrsst to the movements OF the Oriental.
II appears that the Toxic government has
had differences with various chartered
concerns which have besn treated rather
cavalierly In the rsadjustment Of inter.
ests that ensued upon government con.
troll Of the railways. The japanese, them.
selves. however, are very friendly ia
Americans, far more 90 than the Chinese
are. This autumn will witness quite Q
social plunge on the part OF the Nikado's
representative In the swim OF the zoo. All
the civilitiss are said to be inspired by Q
desire to have . favorable report made to
tho Japanese state department on the sub
jsct Of those railroads. but orientals are
not more easily caught with chaff than are
the rest Of our fellow creatures. In the
matter Of tho railroads they have Ger.
tainly outesnesaled some New York
fiuauclorS.
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ApoLPH 10 REAL ANGRY.
cssgssssmsa Meyer ksssts Eais Demo.
cratic Brsthrss.

cssgrsssmaa Meyer hsasts His Demo.
cratic nrsthrss.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6-Adolph Meyer,
congressman from the First Louisians
district, talked to an associated .press rs-
porter Of tho movement toward the 70.
publican party - shown BY the develop
ments Of the meeting Of the sugar plant.
en-, 10 New Orleans. He said; "lt may
seem that . rspublican delegation will bs
sent 10 the next congfsss from Louisians
and that republican presidential electors
may b chosen two ysars from nov. This
movement 10 no moro than might have
bssn expected. The democratic congress
has dealt shamsfully with the great inter.
ests Of Louisiana, after repeatedly promis-
ing to sustain II. The party has received
Q strong and consistent support from the
state for many years, and tho hst time Il
secured . complete control Of the govern.
ment Il proceeded to inflict upon Louisi.
ana the hardest blow she Was ever given
by legislation. We have not only been
unfairly dealt with, but We have been dc.
ceived.
"wc were promised, back In the presi.
Dental campaign, that the sugar industry
should not be crippled by q change In tho
tariff. Then when the tariff bill was to
be amended in the senate there was q
definite promise that the bounty should
bc continued for this year. The crops
this year were started on that understand.
ing, investments having been made on
this basis: yet the party TO which this
state has given her undivided support en-.
,c.a N hill that vill .riva ,,,npy ,f 40.
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La svssyeas eoms 10 Anaesads today
70 take part In The Butte Csisdeaian
socisV's sixth annual picnic In The park.
A splsndid psssramms os athletic sports
have bssn arranged and cash psisss as.
ssssatins eS0 ere e9sesd. Thses vill b
ansas sthss seod thinss . delliins seo-
test, fsss 10 sil eemsss, and . mess spass
lied eeatsst 10 sxpsstsd. Hifsssa sthss
events ass slso On the liss. 10.
eludins the heavy hammss throwing
Tor the state championship and .
sids bet bstwssa J. II. Hoopse Of The
Butte Pastims club and Aisxandse Nc.
Dounsll q the Butte Calsdonisn society.
This event b also epsn TO the world and
anyone slss con take take part 10 II.
The day promises 10 b AnA TIE
grounds have bssn put In splsndid eendi.
tiou for the event. For The aseommedA.
tion % Butte people most eonvsnisnt
traia service hes been arranged. Passsn.
Rsss oaa lssvs the B.. A. . p. dspes 10
Butte q s:sS q. m. end 30 p. m, return.
ING In the evening ct and 10 .. m. The
run each way win b made within The
hour. 4 good time assured to all
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CROWNED BY DEATH
The Cenh Do Paris Died Istefdly q
Stova Housa
Hs DIED LIKE A KlNo
Head Of the iiiustrlous House That
Gave 70 France Some os Her
Most pistlnRuished
Rulors.

LONDON, Sept. a-Comts do Pasis did
at o'clock this mosnin1 at The Stove
house. During the night the eomts ssvs
esal times appeared 10 have passsd away.
So fssble was bis pulse Dr. Peeomise bad
the most extreme difhculty frequsatly In
feeling the light bsats Of the hsast, and
The wsaknsss ol the distinguished sulIssse
during ths last hours a sickness was %
great that he was unable 10 spsak, a.
though he succeeded in making 10 ap.
parent that hs desired to utter Q few
more words Of farewell to thoss around
him.
The family and Old servants we're all In
attendance. and to each one the had oe
the royal houss Of France fsshly ssid =
fcw additional kind words Of farewell,
after which the family knslt at the bsds
side and offered up hsartfsls prayers foe
the dying. He rarely, however, referred
10 his appeoaehin9 death, always trying
70 seoths The sorrow Of those arouad hiea.
Nov end thea . deep sigh would escape
from the suilsess end be would muttss .
phrase be on repeated during The pest
week: 'C'est btsn loag." equivalent q
saying hs was very weary Of waiting fos
death.
The body oe the Cemts Do Paris ~
poses On the bed on which he disd. The
triooloe hae over The triumphal arch 20
The sntrsuce % the park ~ Stowe heuss
IVES hAlf'mAstsd shortly after the eomte's
death.
A special train win convey the rsmains
10 wsybeldes Wednesday or Thursday.
AZ Wsybe!dss thssS b Roman Cathelia
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IT IS AWFUL. IF TRUE
THEY STARTED THE FIRES
That'e the story That Has Gained
Currency and Her Caused
oenerai Excitement and
lndiGn alton.

CHICAGO. Sept "A special Stsm 81.
Cloud, Ainu.. says: There aso intima-
tiens that the state senatorial eommittss
which tor months has bsen investigatina
frauds against the state In the cutting ct
pine from school lands, will b eble to
show astcuishine evidence, mot only that
The "tlmbse piratss" appropriated mill
lioos oe dollars worth u lumbse bslougins
to she state. but 10 trying 70 cevse up thsie
stsaiinss started The nrss which resulted
u terrible loss ef lie and property Ia
Fine, Kauahcc, Castleton and other
counties.
II 70 charged that lumbssmsn nrsd the
lands which they improperly cleared 10
render measurmsnts Of shortage impos-
stble and thersoy shut on suits which the
eoumissioasr might attsmps 10 bring
against them.
In one ee the chief hotels os Duluth .
scout employed by the eommissieuse Ia
ferret out the cases OF the lumber thisvins
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They'll Raise Bssts.

PoRrLAND, Ore, Sept. 8.-Ssvseal os the
prominent citizens Of Portland have
formed corporation with . capital OF
81 ,OOO, 900 for the purpose OF building one
or more beet sugar factories in Oregon.
X. G. Korn, recently Of Germany, Who 10
Que Of the incorporators, has, since coming
here, made an extensive chemical exam,
iuation Of the soil in different sections %
the state with very satisfactory results.
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SPEAKING or SUGAR.
fhs ssaassrs Diasv Get An the Dsse1s
10 II.

WAsHuoToM, Espt. s.-Ths rscoeds q
The treasury departmsnt show that during
the 6seal year ended June % last, The
payments - bounty on sugar aeersaatsd
Q2y -, OF which amount ell, 20
was on cane sugar; ee52,l7l On bsss
sugar.; N7ssi2 ON sorshum, and ells,l0
on maple. OF the bounty on cane sugar
ei0.e ,sse was paid TO The produesrs 10
Louisiana. The rscosds also show that
the 81, ,llA.2 30 bounty Ia cane sugar vas
paid 70 57s producers. which makes an
average Of &l9,lss.es 70 each produees.
The amount paid ~ bounty on best
sugars was divided among seven pro
ducers or factories, making an average
payment 10 each Of ei21 ,7o9. This, hsws
ever, represents only small properties
Of the number Of beneaciariss under the
oct, ~ each factory handles the crops of .
large number OF growers. This 10 alec
tue of the cane factories, only the pro.
portion Of the factories 10 the produeses
u believed to b much less while. os
course. many persons arc employed Ia
tho work and are indirect bsnsilciaries.
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SACRAMENTO, CAL. Sept. e.-Governor
Markham this afternoon appointed . mill.
tary court Of inquiry to investigate the
conduct Of the state militia In this city
during the recent railroad strike. Al least
one company, 1t will be remembered,
failed to Obey the orders when commanded
to advance upon the strikers, who
swasmsd In and about tho railroad depot,
and subsequently, that company and two
others we're withdrawn from the field.
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Direct um In Trnining.

HARTFORD, Sept. s.-Directum, the
great race stallion, and the rVmainder Of
the string Of horses owned by Grin
Hckok, have arrived at Charter Oak
park. The horse will be prepared thero
for the greatest race OF his life on Sept. "a
at Mystic park. Boston, with Arion, Krcm-
lin, Nelson and Marquette.
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NEw YORK, Sept. s.-By an arranRes
mcnt be,ween the Northern Pacific rc.
ceivcrs and tho reorganization committee
and the Farmers Loan & Trust company,
the receivcrship of e6 branch lines is ia
be terminated and . saving Of S5o,0os .
year effected.
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ST. PAUL, Sept. ga Duluth carrier
from Rainy river brings news that fires
on the Canadian border las, week killed
nearly % persons. The mail carriers be.
tween Tower and Rainy river had several
narrow escapes.
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Bet for Hearing Oct I.

PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. e.-Ths Oregon
Railway q Navigation company's wage
schedule case vas this morning set for
hearing on Oct. 1. on petition Of tho mon
for orders restraining the receiver from
changing the schedule.
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At Louisvnle-3; Baltimore, 6.
At Cincinnati-li; Washington, ..
Al ST. Louis-l: Baltimore. 8.
Al Pittsburg-i3; Philadelphia, z.
At Chicago-l; Boston, 3.
At Clcveland-No game; rain.
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Its ON rial Epltaph.

WASHINGTON. Sept. s.-Surgeon Gen.
eral Wiman put the official epitaph in the
recent Cumberland cholera scare b. an.
nouncing that microscopical examna.
ton Of the diseased parts Of the body Of
Wal,her, the man who died. proved con.
clusively he was not afflicted with Asiatic
cholera
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p.,.. w.,,s Ed wo,eosrs seaip.

DENVER. Sept. s.-The first district
populist congressional convention nornis
mated Lafe Pence in spite OF his protest.
II believe would do better service in the
state" he said, "by chasing the scalp Of
L. D. Wolcott."
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ANACONDA IN DILLON.
The I've Cisiss visissA Essh 0shss Last
Might.

fhs I've Casiss visissA kssh oshss Last
Might.
Special Dispatch to the Standard
DuLox, Sept &-Ths Standard Stsrs-
opticou company opsnsd their season
here tonight and for two hours enter.
tsinsd % many Of the people Of Dillon %
could b crowded into the opsra houss.
This city 10 friendly 10 Anaconds, but to.
night our people feel that the two cities
are much nearer each oshee. Dillon
5ournsysd TO AuaooudA and around the
world 30 the gussts Of AnAcouda, and
they didnt 90 via Logan either.
The handsosne visws and effects By
lime light were esnerously applaudsd,
and the STORIES and 5okes by Press Wood.
run. during The trip, kept the audience
laughing. Al intervals the Anssenda
Capital Glss club gave selections, the like
Of which Montana seldom hears. The
company b MANAGED b. r. e. Butisr, and
includes Press woodruff. r. n. Jasoby,
w. Z. Headings, C. ]. Hsaly and the Ana.
couda Capital Glse club, eompossd al
Richard williams, Edward Thomas, Al
fred payntsr, John Nance, John Dover,
David Randls, John Cundry and Will e.
George.
The Dillon brass hand, under the Lad.
srship Of Pref. r. A. Sullivan, volunteered
their services Tor the occasion, end de
courssd some excellent music during the
eatsstainmsnt.
Te-mserew. hsing Sunday. the Ana
ion 70 is sDs IL 'aS Is. .c church 4
ee~ f<.pnaas,n ana lvs tl,a RassSSaN ehs,vpk In
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Hsisas's spisndid Pay sssil Project.
Special Dispatch Of the Standard.

HELENA, Sept. s.-The Helena Tennis
club has completed arrangements for .
state tournament to take place on It's
grounds, commencing Sept. II. Players
from oil parts Of the state are invited to
enter and an interesting tournament 10
promised. The places which will be rep
resented are: Butte, Great Falls, Bore
man Livingston, Fort Assinnaboine and
Helena.
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Granite Pspslists.
Special Dispatch 20 the Standard.

GRANITE, Sept. S.-Ths popullsts Of
Granite hsld their primaries this after.
noon for the elsction Of 10 delegates and
10 alternates to tho county convention to
b hsld In Philipsburg on Sept. 10. From
outside appearances there was no fight
for any particular sst OF delegates, every
thing passing OF harmoniously.
The following named received the high.
est number Of votes cast: Delegates,
Harry Lswnsy, Sam Snyder. Harry Floyd.
Y. J. Kramer. Andy Mcmillan, T. J. Dor.
ssy, ]. Mcfarland. p. McGuirk, John
wsigenstein, Robert Wrishtson. Alter.
mates: John Kelleher, A. c. Mcdonald,
Ed. Long. Ed. d. Kent, Louis Graham,
John Schneider. John Bennett, II. l.
Burke, Charles Gray, Les Parrot.
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THEY'LL FioHr ON a BAR.

8DnS - - 0o0vu0o S01o9otS - o9SUV ~
l.isi,. 800 AL
NEW YoRK, Sept e.-william A. Brady
and Tom O'Rourks, rspssssntina respect.
lively James ]. Ccrbstt and Peter Jackson,
inst I'd Lloyd, . representative Of the
Sioux City Athlstis club to-day.
Lloyd bad articles in whick The Sioux
City Athletic club offered o purss ee e26,-
900 for The nsht. The contsst 70 take place
bstwesa May u and Juns IL nsxt, at
soms pelnt near Sioux City. Each Of the
fighters 10 9uasaatssd e2,6oo In ease the
fight b stopped By the poles.
Bsady sigasd Instantly, bot O'Reurks
said hs was not authorised 10 sign.
Llegsd lett foe Chicago 10 80 jackson
pssssnally. Cesbstt sad b we a
anxious - svse 10 inset Jaskson and told
Brady 70 s1sn at any cost
Tns fight, u arranged, win take plaes
In The open air on . bar IN the Missouri
rivse, usAs Sioux City, and between Ne.
braska and lowe. II never hes bssn de.
eidsd which state has Jurisdiction ovss
this point.
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wool-Qulet; domestic fleece, issaic; pulled.
a05ta5c.
Pig iron-Quiet.
Bar sllyer-6Ia.
Copper-Qulet; Lake, se.i2ti.
Iead-WeaS; domestic, s,o5.
Iin-Nominal.
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One Watch, One Prisoner.

Src-'al Dlspa,ch to the standard.
HELENA, Sept. s.-A man named Nc.
Kenzie was arrested at Marysville nigh,
before last for breaking into safe in
Jehnson's livery stable and getting .
watch.
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aaich 10 the Standard

special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Sept. s.-The populists Of
Lewis and Clarke county will hold their
primaries for the county convention at
the usual places mex. Tuesday.
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WAsHisCToS, Sept. s.-for Montana |:
Fair; probably warmer in the western
portion; southwest winds.
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BUTTE, Sept. s.-Ths Southsea-HAny
Harvard. Salt Lake; C. =. Thosstons
Frank Mcintyre, Anaconda; 7. NcDons
aid, Helena; Jos Brook, Fish Crssk; z. s.
Clark. New York; N. N. Holm, Idaho
Falls; w: E. Little and wife, ,nelrosss
Mr.; .f:,I I: kiIp.sSics Y ~ n.o; Butte; MDIS. MD,sSn.
I. Clark. Basin; Gsoe % Melland, John
O'Nsill. Great Falls; Andrew Mcpherson,
Milo Mcpherson, SPOKANE; James N.
Darcy. Gallatin.
The Butte-E. N. Brsinard, Portland, |,
". II. Arnold. Mis:ouls; .. Y. Hsnns,
cary, Chicago: w. O. McNauahtsn. 81.
Paul; d. Sullivan. c: L. Hall, Denyss, w.
+. Melack, Idaho; E. C. Watt, Omaha Z
G. w. Grsle. Lincoln; H. 3. Lewis, n
Rosspstsin. San Francisco; L. o. Neyees,
L. Jacobs, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. W.
NJ. Thornton, Anaconda.
The McDersuo,t-w. Z. Msashse. A.
Hirshfiold, st. Paul; George Stephens,
Havre; H. Grassie. Chicago. d: Pricss
John Whitbeck, Rochester; L. McMahens
Lockport, n. Y.
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fAs lssasssssa cssesssa

DsHvEn, Sspt. e.-Ths Natieaal lssloae
tion congress sssumsd eeastdseatisa a
the sspoet oe the committee O rssolutieas
to-day. Eivood Mead of Wyomlna soshe
In favor o9 the majority rspoet, which a1s
vooatss the reclamation oe asid lan1s ~
De- governmental eontrol.
William Hall of California adveeatsd
the majority report. He argued that With
ths slow policy of the government IN pess.
seutiae public works and The nsesssasy
prsliminariss the present ssnssatisu
would b dead and forgotten hsfoes The
canals were completed. He was eppessd
to The federal government having any
thing 10 cay regarding the sselsmstiea q
arid lands except to control and distsibute
the waters Of the interstate and intefnas
tlonal streams.
The minority report IVES voted devn.
Ths majority report was then takea %
for discussion section By section.
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Rtathead Denoerass.
Special Dispatch 70 ths standard.

KALIsPEr, Sept. a-Ths democrats Of
Rlathsad county held primaries to-day,
slscting delegates to the county convsn.
tiou, which meets In Kalispel Sept. 16.
The following 10 the Kalispsl delegation: |:
Precinct 1-Dan Duran. Ed Gale, w. Au-
lany. James A. Ford, John Mcintosh, J.
w. r. Moore. c. T. Atterbury, G. H. Far.
msr, r. N. McKisson. D. w. S. Folk. A. J..
Burns. John G. Taylor, George Murphy.
]. =. Brennan. Precinct 81. I. Finch
paugh, p. Leaonia, James Oberle. Amos
Amss, John Wilson, T. Clifford, ]. Rob
srts, II. Gilliean, A. Forbes, Henry Lind.
lahr, ]. H. O'Connsll, C. e. Liehthall, A.
r. Bsnksndorf, 8. Harness, s. Ailburn, r.
p. Jaeoby.
The above delegates we're determined
upon Lest night in caucus, there being no
contest to-day.
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SMITH WAS TOO FLIP.

Ne Bet . Tsap 0sn, KILLED . Man ed
Hes In the Rect Hease Now.
PORTLAND, Ore, Sept. S.-This after
ternoon warrant was issued for the ~.
rest Of W. s. Smith. the east side grocer,
In whose store George Moorshouss, q
burglar, was killed By . trap gun sst fos
intrudsrs. The Information charges him
with murder In the second degree.
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hERs's A PRETTY. MESS.
Fsup 1aAArsd Divorces Declared
llleRal IN Oklahema.

0uIaRIE, o. T., Sept. &-Ths decision
Of the supreme court Of the territory to-
day nuilifles ell divorces granted BY pro-
bate Judges In Oklahoma since March,
is9a. There have bssn fully 400 such di.
vorcss. A lsred percentage OF psrsons
20 divorced have married since and ere
now guilty Of bieamy.
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FiathsaA Pspsiists.
.ial Dispatch % the Standard.

KALlsPEL. Mont. Sept. A-Populists q
Fiathsad county met In eonvention to-day
and nominated full county ticket. They
were In caucus until o'clock this morn
ing before reaching On agreement on cam
didates 10 b nominated to-day for the
principal offices. The result of the con
ventiou 70 not entirsly satisfaetorY 10 eli
sections Of the county and some. Of ths
fermsp Popuiist atron9holds have bsss
weakened. Nominees Tor county oillees
are % follows: For senator, w. r
Ramsdsll; for representatives,, J. ]. Ryan
w. J. Sparks; for clerk and recocdse, L
A. Wilson; for treasures, r. d. Head, fos
commissioners, d. T. Wood, w. G. Fits
patrick, W. II. Ditty; for sheriff, H. H
Baldwin; for clerk Of the district court, q
J. LAnfoed, for asssssos, Jssss Yanue, To-
attorney, 8 u. Logan, Tor supsrintsndsni
oe sehools, Nrs. ]. Jerdsn, Tor coroner
A. ]. Bradley; for surveyor. 3. Rakowlss
for public sdministrstoe, A. Seheonfslt
A county central committee was chosen
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nAia aaA nassss % 0ravssssA.

New YoRx. Sept. All during the roo.
Ing at Gravsssnd to-day rain fell in tes.
rents and the atteudance vas sxcssdinsly
light. The chief raes on the eesd vss the
Oriental handicap at . mile and one.
quarter, In which Ramape. Hesnplps and
Basssttlaw were the contsndees, and
that was the ordsr of The favoritlsm. Five
furloags-Louisa won, ,Lobsnsula, sseoqd |;
Phosbus, third; time, los One mile
Live Oak won, Buckrsns. second !;
Pochino, third, time. isBX. 6ix fus.
loaes-Countse Tenas wea, Dolahes, 80.
oud, Cosmvsll, third, tins. 1,i7. Nlls
and ens-quartss- -Ramape wen, Bassstt.
law. sseond; Horupips, third, time. 2;i2
Five and . half furloass-Blaek Jack vea,
Covsrnor Shsshan, second, Discount,
third; time, 10. Five and . half furioaes
-wah Jim won, Old Dominion, sseond ,
Hassl Patch, third; time, 1:iQ. Nile end
Q sixtssnth-Dobbins won, 6Andows,
sseond; Ineomar. third, time, i:Ask.
Democratic messenger., 1894-09-15
Reasons Why the Dairy Swing
Churn is Superior to Others.

]. The QUANTITY or BUTTER. All
portions nt the cream meet an equal amount
Of concus 'ion, and falling the distance it
does, receives u harder stroke than can lie
given IL with dashcr. Hence all the
,lObulss will be broken at once. AMI not
leave portion Of them in the buttermilk
uuhroken. Each vibration at the churn
suhmer.es large quantities Of fresh air in
and under the milk. which eongeals each
globule broken. So it will gather. Hence il
will produce from one to six ounces more
butter to the gallon Of milk
= THE QUALITY OF BUTTER. There
heins No paddles, floats or other contriyances
inside, to beat the butter into grease or I'M ure
its natural grain On the contrary. the
grain, color and flavor are greatly improved
hy its superior ventilation. and the large
quantity of air submerged in the cream.
together with its unsurpassed way of gather
ing. cooling. working and salting the butter.
makes the finest .ranulatei butter in the
market.
3. CLEANLINESS IN CoNSTIUCTIoN.-It
hrs no iron journals thar work in AMI
through the cream, thus SAVING AN ounce of
butter. which always collects around the
journals of crank churns and becomes black
with the oil and wear "f the iron journals,
which will mix with AN ! spoil the rest of the
butter.
l. CLEANLINESS IN OP3RATING.-The
operator does not stand over tha churn while
usiag il. thereby ohyiating all danger of
droppin. hairs and dirt from the clothing
into the cream. rs the most repulsiye thing
in the world j. any foreign substance IN
butfcr