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Resolution of sympathy

The following resolution of sympathy
was unanimously adopted by Ivy lodge
No. "a, X. of r., of Helena, at their regu-
lar session Tuesday evening, May Is,
1894:
Whereas, This lodge has learned with
deepest regret of the death at Deer Lodge,
Mont, on May 4, 1894, Of Mrs. sallie
Bryan Furay, wife of our worthy and
respected brother, VIM. F. Furay: and
Whereas, 1t has pleased the supreme
ruler of the universe and creator of our
being to remove from his side the beloved
one of his life, and the bright light of his
home and affection; therefore be it
Resolved, BY Ivy lodge No. "a, Knights
Of Pythias, of Helena, Montana, that we
in regular session assembled, sincerely
sympathize and hereby give expression of
the love and affection we feel for Brother
VIM. F. Furay in this his deep allliction.
Resolved, That this testimonial OF our
feelings in this matter be spread upon the
records Of our lodge, and that a copy be
trans mitted to Brother VIM. T. Furay, and
to each Of the newspapers of Helena and
Deer Lodge
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STILL THEY COME.
Tom N1cTague's String of Eleven Horses
Coming From Deer Lodge.

Tom McTaEue's String of Eleven Horses
Coming From Deer Lodge.
Western Democrat
new boom in racing circles and in
creased activity at the Missoula track
has been the order of the day for the last
week. Last Friday Tom McTague, of
Deer Lodge, teiegraphed Frank Higgins
to meet him at the train, that he was
coming to Missoula to look at the track
Mr. McTague was surrounded by his
many friends and Missoula horsemen
persuaded the genial Tom to send his
string of eleven runners so our track to
receive their training The stable is one
Of the largest that will be on the Montana
circuit and is composed Of the following
we'll known gallopers: Gold Bar, Emma
Mack, Chinook, Ramona Null sister to
Nevada), Panama Pat full brother to Ida
GLENN, Caprivi, Marietta, Carrie Glenn,
Ioxida and two short distance horses.
Though these are all cracks, Emma Mack
is the star of the stable and Mr., McTague
expects great things from her. A corps
Of seven men, including trainers and
swipes, will accompany the horses to do
the work. This stable alone, together
with the men necessary tosdo the work,
adds new life TO our racing public and
the fault-finding pessimist will have to
acknowledge that circuit races are good
thing for the country. x X
Mr.. Charles Bonner is valuable add-
tion to the list Of admirers Of light harness
horses in Missouln. Mr. Bonner is pre-
pairing bay gelding by Commodore for
the green trot here on July 4. Mr.. Bon
ner has also introduced the English fash
ion OF docking, as is shown by the
appearance OF his midget team of Shet-
lands
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Shot Through tI.e@Arln,

A dispatch was received by DR.. Min
shall, Thursday, from @. A. Jakways, OF
Oyando, stating that a man had been shot
near that place, and asking the doctor to
come at once. The train from the south
being reported fifteen hours late, the
doctor started overland for Ovando. No
particulars of the shooting had been re
ceived up tc last night.
LATER.
The man shotnear Ovando was brought
to Deer Lodge this morning aud placed
in st. Joseph's hospital. His name is
John Fitzpatrick and he was shot by a
man named Thompson, who is believed
to be insane. Both mcn got up about the
same time Wednesday night and went
out doors, unbeknown to each other.
Thompson discovered Fitzpatrick, and
giving yell, rushed into the house,
seized rifle, started back, a. I when
within a few yards Of Fitzpatrick, fired,
the ball striking Fitzpatrick's left arm
below the shoulder and badly shattering
it.
The wounded man was taken to
ovando and word sent to Dr. Minshall
as noted above. III the meantime, how
ever, it was learned in Ovando that DR..
OWlngs was in the vicinity of IIelmville,
where he had gone to attend to Mr.,
Welch's boy, and IA messenger was sent
for him. DIR. Owings arrived at Ovando
at o'clock Thursday evening and at
tended TO the wounded man. Dir. Min
shall, who left Deer Lodge about 1
O'Clock Thursday afternoon by team,
arrived ut OvAndo, d distance Of 70 miles,
Friday morning about 3 o'clock The
wounded man was then conveyed to
Drummond and put on the train for Deer
TnfIrs,
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Dcclaration of Principles Made BY the
Supreme Council-Platfornl Adopted.
The supreme council Of the A. P. A.
closed its labors at Des Moines, Iowa, on
the 9th inst. Tie declaration of its prin-
ciples was the most important work done.
The supreme council decided that seven
years should elapse between all aliens
declaration Of intention and his natural
ization. 'The loyalty to true American
ism which knows neither birthplace, race,
creed or party is the first requisite for
membership. The A. P. A. is not a poll
tical party but believes that all problems
confronting the people will be best solved
by a conscientious discharge ofthe duties
of citizenship by every individual 1t
holds that the subjection to, and support
Of any ecclesiastical power, not created
and controlled by American citizens, is
irreconciliable with American citizenship.
tits opposed to the holding Of offices in
national, state or municipal government,
by any subject or supporter Of such &c
clesiastical power.
"It considers the non sectarian, free
public schools the bulwarl of American
institutions; the best place for the educa-
ton Of American children. We protest
against the employment Of the subjects
OF any un-American ecclesiastical power
as officers or teachers Of the public
schools.
ave protest against the enlistment in
the army or navy Of the United States, or
the militia OF any State, Of any person not
an actual citizen Of the United States,
We demand the restriction Of emigration
and demand that the naturalization laws
be changed by providing that no alien
shall be permitted to vote who cannot
speak the language of the land and prove
continuous residence for seven years in
the country,
The oregoing are some OF the principal
features Of the long declarations adopted.
The council tabled every motion attempt
ing to commit the order to any policy on
the money, labor, suffrage Or temperance
questions. 1t was resolved that Wash
ington, D. G., be the meeting place after
1896 and that all meetings be held with
open doors.
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THE SILVER STAR.
A New Encampnent of Odd Fellows lnsti
tuteA i'll Deer lOtiEc.

tuted i'll Deer Lodge.
Silver Star Euc;tmpment No. 3, |. @. O.
t., WAS instituted N Deer Lodge last
Monday night BY A. j. White, G. S. Of
Grand Encumpment of Montana, acting
as Grand Chief Patriarch, assisted by
Thomas Stces, II. 5, Clark, VIM. Mesch,
J. IF. Wagner, and Robert Leslie, of Butte.
The new encampment was organized
with nineteen charter members, and tie
paraphernalia was donated to the Silver
Star by Summit Encampment Of Butte.
The charter members are: VIM. Cole
man, Sam Scott, E. DasheuI, ]. S. Peter
son, J. A. Johnson, G. Z. Baldwin, Jacob
Hitz, Fred Zehndcr, J.J. Simonson, VIM.
Fisher, f. W. Moe, Z. A. Moe, John
Fisher, M, f. Jensen, H. Acker N. G..
Larsen, H. 9. Brakeman, J. NJ, Simpson
and j. w. Essig.
The officers chosen for the Silver Star
Encampment are: j. $. Peterson, Chief
Patriarch; VIM. Coleman, High PRIEST
]. NJ. Simpson, Senior Warden; G. f.
Baldwin, Junior Warden.
The work Of instituting the new
encampment was completed about 1
O'Clock Tuesday morning, when an adj
journment was had to the Scott house,
where a banquet was held in honor of
the visiting brethren.
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Those fortunate people who have sstheir
own COW" have an extra care laid upon
them by their possession. Their milk
cans must be kept in an absolutely per-
feet condition.
They should be washed, scalded and
wiped perfectly dry after using. Then
they must be set out in the sun for l2
hours, or il that is impossible, put before
the fire. Just before they are used again
they should be washed, scalded and
dried again. There is nothing in which
germs develop so rapidly as in milk, and
extra care is necessary to make sure that
the utensils eantain no germs.-New
York World,
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Decidedly Unconventional,

Mrs. Angellne Allen is at it again
Mrs. Allen is the young woman who
nearly threw Founder Bradley Of Asbury
Park into fits last summer by appearing
on the beach in bathing suit, in which
material was very scanty. She is now
riding around Newark, N. j., OIL a bi.
cycle, wearing pair Of tight fitting cor
duroy breeches, patent leather shoes, a
2ouaye jacket, mans shirt, and posi-.
bly, some other clothes not visible to the
general public, The natives watch for
her with bated breath, and her appear
ance is the signal for rush to all the
front windows along the street.-New-
ark IN. J.) Correspondent.
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DECORATION DAY.


A Meeting of Old Soldiers to Arrange for
Its Observance.
A meeting of old soldiers of Deer
Lodge was held Thursday evening for
the purpose of taking initiatory steps
toward observing Decoration Day in Deer
Lodge. After some discussion of the
matter it was decided to have exercises
at the cemetery, to consist Of prayer, an
address, music, and decorating graves.
That cordial invitation be extended
by publication to all old soldiers, to the
Deer Lodge Fire department, to all civic
societies Of Deer Lodge, to the College
Of Montana, st. Marys academy, the
public schools and the public generally,
to participate in the observance of the day
and the procession and exercises.
That an orator aud vocal music be
secured for the occasion, and that an
earnest request be made to the people of
Deer Lodge and vicinity to contribute
flowers.
That our citizens be requested to dis
play the national colors at half mast and
to close business houses until the return
of the procession from the cemetery.
That the press of Deer Lodge be re-
quested to kindly publish mention OF
these observances.
A general committee was appointed to
prepare program and make all neces-
sary arrangements for the observance Of
the day, as follows: james H. Mills,
James W. Fox and Lew Coleman. The
other committees appointed are:
Music-hIrs. James H., Mills, Mrs. j.
H. Williams, Miss Fl. M.swann, Messrs.
III. A. Smurr, VIM. Coleman aud Sam.
Beaumont.
Flowers-J. f. Vaughn, H. q. Stout,
john Kelley, G. s. Cranson, 2. B. Hertz,
VIM. Carr, james Curn, Joshua Bear and
q. Gilbeault.
Marking Graves-H. H. Zenor and r
B. Dean. z5=t5 n. ( $
Decorating Graves All old aoldiers.s
"a meeting Of the general committee
will be held this evening, when a pro,
gram and order of exercises will be
arfan ged, which will be published in the
Do Deer Lodge papers next week
The town is being billed today for the
Burton Coleman Coined company.
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Persons who sympathlze with the af-
h hicted will rejoice with D. Il. Carr of 1885
4 Harrison street, Kansas City. He is an
old sufferer from intammatory rheuma-
ism, but has not heretofore been troubled
d this climate. Last winter he went up
into Wisconsin and in consequence has
had another attack. "It came upon me
Isagain very accute and severe" he said.
my joints swelled and became intlamed:
ksore to touch or almost to look at. Upon
the urgent request of my mother-in-law I
tried Chamberlain's Pain Balm to reduce
the swelling and ease the pain, and to
my agreeable surprise, it did both. ]
U have used three tifty-cent bottles and be-
5#lieve it to be the finest thing for rheuma-
Stism, pains and swellings extant. For
by ]. H. Owings. Druggist I'm
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PEOPLES PARTY.
CALL F4R A COUNTY CONVENTION.

CALL F2R a COUNTY CONVENTION. zz.
A convention of the Peoples party of Deer
Lodge county, Montana, is hereby called To be
held at the town Of Deer Lodge, june 23, A. D.
1894, ut f2 O'Clock OF the said day, for the fol
lowing purposes:
First-fo elect delegates to the State conven-
ton of the Peoples party OF Montana, to be held
At Deer Lodge on June p, 1884, and which will
nominate one candidate for representative in
Congress and for one Judge Of the Supreme Court
OF this State.
county officers Of Deer Lodge county
T'Ild--For the transaction of such other bust
ness Ms may be brought before the convention.
The ratio Of representation in said convention
shall be one delegate for each precinct of said
county, and an additional delegate for every 25
votes, or fraction thereof, cast in each precinct
for the Peoples party candidate for President at
the general election in 1892,
Apportonment upon this basis entities each
OF The precincts of sail Deer Lodge county to
the following representation in said county con-
yention:
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The plat of Larabie's addition to Deer
Ledge has been accepted by the county
Commissioners. There are $50 lots in
the addition which will be sold at prices
ranging from $40 to 1926. Payments can
be made if desired: One-third cash, one
third in six months and one third in
twelve months, interest at per cent per
annum. These lots comprise the most
beautiful portion of Deer Lodge for
residences. Plat can be seen at the bank
office. 27tf
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supt. Simpson, of the Mammoth Gold
Mining company, is in town this week.
He states that good veins Of ore have been
tapped at each end of the crosscut, which
was run Is feet north and south Of the
shaft at depth of 106 feet. One of
the veins is from l to 3 feet, while the
other averages about 81 feet The ore
from these veins give average assays of
$33.50. The Mammoth company will put
on two more shifts next week, and mill
will be erected on the property at an early
day.
Fosters, orsomebody else's, storm has
been doing a whole lot Of good through
out Montana this week. This section
needed q good wetting-up, and we got it.
Mr.. Foster is rapidly coming to the front
as reliable and tirst-class weather prog
nosticator. In answer to an inquiry, to
the best of our knowledge and belief, this
is not the same Mr.. Foster who gained
considerable notoriety many years ago as
a weather crank. and who figured in
rhyme as "A1r. Foster went to Gloster in
a shower Of rain,' though he may possi-
bly, be a descendant Of that good and
reckless man.
Manager Smurr announces In another
column Of today's paper the appearance
Of the Burton- Coleman Comedy company
at Cottonwood hall next Tuesday evening,
May p, i'll ''Si Perkins," one Of the best
comedies on the stage The company
played to acrowded house in Deer Lodge
some two years ago, and will be we'll
remembered by many. 1t you want to
drive away 'the blues" and enjoy whole
evening OF solid fun, go and see Sam
Burton in "Sl Perkins" And don't fail
to see the noon parade Of the ''Pughtown
Farmers Band" Tickets are now on sale
at Coleman's. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
A distressing accident happened to
Walter, son of MIR. G. G. Wclch. who re-
sides near Ilelmville, one day last week.
The boy was thrown from a horse,
and one Of his feet getting caught in the
stirrup, he was badly injured about the
head before he was released. DR.. Owings
was sent for and remained with the un-
fortunate boy for several days, perform
ing d difficult operation in removing the
shattered bone OF the skull. The doctor
arrived home last Sunday, but again
went to IIemvllc Thursday, to see if the
boy WAS getting along all right. From
DR.. oWinms, whoarrived this morning, we
learn that Mr., Welch's boy is doing
splendidly.
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Palettes of famous painters form an
interesting collection in the possession
of M. Beuginet of Paris. His collection
numbers over 100 specimens, chief among
which are the palettes used by Corot,
Troyon, Delacroix. Benjamin Constans,
Bonnat, Rosa Bonheur, Detailae, Puvis
de Chavannes and other artists of celeb
rity.-Philadelphia Ledger.
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The Juvenile fire department of Deer
Lodge are having a neat hose cart con
structed by G. j. Kading. Although not
yet painted flaming red, young America
gazes upon it with admiration.
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Last Sundays ball game between the
Anaconda early Risers' and the Deer
Lodge "kids," resulted in Il victory for
Deer Lodge, as usual. The score was
% to 49,
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The Alliance baseball club, of Butte
is expected here today to measure clubs
with the Deer Lodge nine. The game
will take place at the College ball ground
this afternoon.
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SEED WHEAT.-The f. L, Bonner Co.
have just received carload of No.
Gallatin valley seed wheat. Farmers
are invited to call and inspect it. 40-tf
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BoRN--On Little Blackfoot, Montana
May 13, 1894, to Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper
Stanley n son
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There will be no services in ST. james
church tomorrow us the rector is TO be
absent at Philipsburg. Sunday school
will be held as usual, at 1890 a. III.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

y aSIGpiseD,,al.-- St. James Church Services every
Sunday, except the third Of each month, ut so
Al n. and 2. 90 P. M. Sunday school every Sunday
z at 1890 a. N. =. G. PROUT, Rector.
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Cat1,olic.~-Mass is celebrated at Deer Lodge -
A. NJ. second Sunday ut st. Michael church. Flilt
Creek valley, mouth of Douglas creek; fourth Sun
day at St. Thomas church, Helmville
& R. DERYCKERE, Priest
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Dandrutf is an exudation from the
pores of the scalp that spreads and dries,
forming scurf and causing the hair to fall
out. Halls Hair Renewer cures it.
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The only guaranteed ready mixed paint
is sold by Deer Lodge Drug Co. 39-tf
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Quicksilver for placer mining, loves
rates, at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. :
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Methodist.-S Sunday services: Preaching at
i ll.3O A. n. and 730 P. NJ Sunday school at 1880
A. NJ Epy0rth League meets at 2. N. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 80 P. NJ.
W. NJ. BEITT, Pastor
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Church of Christ-Services: Sunday schoo
1880 II: Preaching, 11.3e A. N. and 8 P. NJ
Z. P.55. G. E., P. NJ. Junior Y 2. S. C. E,
3P. NJ Prayer meeting. Wednesday evenings.
5s% A. B. N1OFARLANE, Pastor
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4 es1,yterian. Preaching at 11.BO A ~ and
I: 30 2. NJ Sunday school at 1880 a n. Christian
En,leayer I society at 6.30 ?. Prayer meeting
8 "Wednesday at 730 r. NJ. 55si5 -
5FTs J@ w. MILLAR, Pastor.
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School books of every description a
the City Drug Store. Soft.
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TOWN AND COUNTY,.

Choice Onion Sets, 75c. per gallon, at
the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S. 41-tf
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The cheapest Way to bu, canned fruit
for pics or sauce is i'll gallon cans; try
one. THE CASH GROCERY Co. 31tr
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At the Methodist church, tomorrow
morning, Rev. Mr. Britt will preach on
the subject of Church Unity.
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Alfalfa seed. 12c. per lb.; timothy seed
7c. per h., at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S 3t
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NO. OF
rISi J.ITy Ft,t,i

Total ....5...z=.. ,76
The primaries to elect delegates to said county
convention will be held in each of said precincts
j. m. Of said day. By order of HE county com
lnittee. A. p STEVENS, Chairman
HARRY f. PETERSON, Secretary.
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Fred II. Foster, OF Deer Lodge, has written to
some of thA Anaconda boys ulging them to
organize football team. SO thai Beer Lodge and
Anaconda cln try conclusion =. II The eleven is
organized il Will he Il Htrlctly Juvenile ;II;r.-
Standard
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Rev. Mr.. ihbotson, OF the senior class OF Union
Theological Seminary, NeH f0lk, who received a
call From the Presbyterian church OF Deer Lodge
has decided not to accept the call, having made
up his nina TO study year in Germany.
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The property of the Southern Gross
Mining Go. was sold at sheritf's sale in
Deer Lodge last Monday to satisfy judg
ment Of $10,3o9. AZ against the company in
favor OF Fl. L. Frank, of Butte. lis stated
that the company will be reorganized
and some arrangement made to work
the property at an early day.
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Soldiers living in Montana who served
in Ohio regiments during the war of the
r bellion are desired to send to the Adju-
tant General of that State at Columbus,
their names, postottice address, rank,
regiment and company. This is for the
purpose OF aiding him IN the preparation
of a roster Of surviving Ohio veterans.
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5.-.-
Extravaganza

Maybe i'll paying too much
for a thing, or i'll paying too
ittle.
you buy paints for less
than we ask, you'll not get
as good quality-that's poor
economy.
I If you pay more, you pay
Etoo much, because we sell
the best there is.
The same rule applies to
our stock of brushes, var
nishes, etc.
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Rev. Adam Johnston will occupy the
pulpit Of the Presbyterian church tomor-
row morning at 11.S0. The Ladies' Mis-
1ionary society will hold an open meeting
in the evening at o'clock, when papers
bearing on missionary work and other
interesting exercises will be presented.
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airs. Uennsln. @it,OWO OF ,tciiu Ecnnison, who
died at Deer Lodge about three years ago died
at ST. Joseps's hospital Thursday and will be
buried this morning. Since the death of ler
husband, MIS-. nrnnison has been stopping at the
hospital. Size has 10 relatives here
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J. c. Shaubut left on Thursday evenings train
1er Boulder, where he will remain Il few days He
has been suffering from rheumatism for some
weeks past and will try the boiling process - at
the hot springs,