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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21

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The prize of two dollars has been
awarded TO G. A. Mei,cr. of Kroamer
for guessing the nearest what wouIl
be advertised in the space on Eli
toral page. Quite "a number of
guasses were received and while Mr.
Mci'cr did not guess 1t exactly, he
was thenearost. The advertisement
appears III this issue.
prRsoy -Trrritory f,, .ol, f,u
the best sollino wosbin,,,ocl,i,o,,, 49,,
earth; retails nt "a. not ,noh
money reuuired. but don,t on,lynn
less Won bnvo il to invest tLlros.
'i"'i'S"i oi,lce' jas. >. Weldon,
IU,. n,,. mr." ave ana Market ~,
'.'Sourgh' Ia
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We regret to announce the death
OF Mrs |. f. Lludcnslagar, very
estimable lady, and daughter of
Commissioner Phares Herman, who
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,n.i m V"'i '"p' va we ''oplnS "a 'he
' ""' ~ ,'o '''' year
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0'y ~, o.''' =, W '''o''n i'o' carly "o''l'
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me next leap year VIII be lo't,
"nu theh IL VIII Dc elsht years before
"no'her' Inc year IJOu VIII not he
and six bours lopg las oIayor n,i,
utes. The eleven m;putos osomo,n.,o
ono DIV in 400 vaars wbon Ioo,, go,
is dispensed with Tho voor 1ono
will. therefore. pot han loor voor
All personsindebted for 1898 taxes
nj Franklin Twp. must be paid Oh
or before Feb. 2ith. On Tuesday !
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\ representative wanted in each |
locality to hand my fine samples to |
friends or acquaintances. Paying |
work. Not peddllng. Send l0cents |
to Alburt f. Wood, porfumcr, Wood |
ay, Detroit, Mich, for . trial bottles |
Satin-Scent Nat ural Flower per.
mes, aud receive special offer to you. /
1t.
Thoordos,bomo,Jl;..,,.
Anr;l ogJ iona aooor,I;n',, ~ >o''C Co' ~"
mor ,bonIooion ,ho L"r ;,,'. ,,,
od Rerlin nv his nrnnhooy Sm'an.
his cheerful forecasts are - ,root |
war in 1897, the adyent of Il nav No.
poleon in 1899 M king Of Groaco
and SYRIA, and a terrible earth.on,,,o
in 1901.
ao InHsp ,n'.s n'n1UttioN,-for I'VE; D, the next
of Merchandise mt reduced prices.
All Dress Goods copsisting of SIks !
Satins. Velyets. Henriettas C,sb.
moros DoIa;ns o,atLa a,a', ''' ~ N''''r a. ~
nor oont D;aao,nt So 80 So " -
PEI oon,, DiSrouil'' some special
I - N...N Ia. al
from 80 cents TO u H coufs ''T%yeu nrosl
~'"ga''nS' 70 ;e n5 o., ana % ~ cents formerly
Gingham, 3 cents; Best Prints, , cts
Wool Blankets. d per cent off roc
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21
of LOCAL INTEREST

>nt in two weeks.
Me- election Is over
Read our Sale Register.
TIE Convention is over.
Bathing suits are being made.
How did YOU like your valentine?
Washington's Birthday tomorrow.
Often called down-the elevator
boy.
The chap who owns sleigh is n
winner.
The Grounds Hog is keeping up
lis record.
Don't forget the lecture on Satur-
lay evening.
Mihlinburg people are building n
oy factory.
Azariah Kreeger was in Selins-
prove on Monday.
James p. Smith will move to Eliza
ethyille this Spring.
Judge Savage is not very free i'll
anting new licenses.
An honest bank cashier may be
lort in his replies.
J. NJ. Baker, Esq, of Adamsburg
as III town on Monday.
The comic opera composer may be
cused for putting on airs.
Capt. and Mrs. Mills of Sunbury
ent several days in town.
Read 5. Weis' advertisement in
issue, it will interest you.
Attorney Bower spent Sunday
fh his family at Lewisburg.
successful way TO begin an up
rd career is to sit on tack
.xcuse us for repeating it, but
is an old fashioned winter.
f. Kremer, of Winfield took in
concert on Saturday evening.
The Fall of Richmond" on Sat.
Jay evening in the Court House.
mon Bashoar of Adamsburg
i0 e his usual trip to Swineford on
q Aday.
=, likes Barre people will build Il
IL and try toreyive the roller-skat-
lv craze.
y, Fred. Bower was unable to
ch on Sunday on account of a
- re cold.
Il. Hassinger and wife spent
lay with Mrs. HIS parents, Jas.
h and wife.
81 Ferne county commissioners will |
stone iire-proof court house
an, likes Barre.
oudsburg Normal School is
ou rowded. There are 4O2 pupil
pm the rolls.
Henry Bickhart is being en-
IL A med at Lewistown by her
lter, Mrs. Soule.
pm Specht and Register and |
t. der Shindel were in Selins-
on Friday last.
7. Ulsh and wife of Swineford |
/, II Sunday with j. l.. Cooper and |
at Selinsgrove.
Rose Schoch of Brooklyn en-
the hospitality of friends at |
burg last week.
pck of ice 81 inches thick in |
hamsport Sun Office shows
ozen things are up there.
e the days are growing longer
lr for crawling out of bed in
rning seems to get earlier.
goods at slaughtering prices
entral Dry goods store Selins-
Saturday March End. WEIs.
u. Won. Media of Selinsgrove
town last Friday talking life
zee to some of our citizens.
al bargain day at the Cen
ry good store, Selinsgrove,
~ March End, s. WrIs.
Il. Hendricks, the Selins-
rdware merchant, aud wife
the County seat on Sunday. !
The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1895-02-21

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
spadbsnaia1e autaota ataa8s-aettmae aa5tapodb - atouen1ber 1895.
sramiaoaftrte ia Oem Scr. Staten.

Srobb Der un8iinitigsn@ Sc iGaftsoerEdltniif
i'm b%ergangenen Sc9re bat it3 Die grautttOu@
itrie IN DeGn rsrflofenen Stsfaliabre Der
8l1oesregierunq, tpelbes am 80. Sum- ..
S. 81 Gn0e ging, ni4t nnr ouf benz Nibean
bes porungesangenen Sistalio6reS gebalten,
Ipnbern es lit fogar Elm quantitatiber Sort
f9ritt in Der probuttion 5u ber5ei9nen.
2aut ben pom y8retpers' Sournal" angez
fiibrten 3a6len, betrug bic Sci ammtprooufz
tim DON gegObrenen Mal3getrGnten in ben
0~ereinigten Staaten in benz berfloHenen
Sisfalia6re 33,469,661 SAP, Elm Me6r6ez
troq Don 191,428 SUB gegeniiber Dem Dorz
a%ngesungenen Sistaliubre, Inter ben Staaz
ten, be54p. Stdbte, tDel@e cine N6na6me auFz
mei1en, 1in0 Defenders Miltpaufee urb Ct.
2puis nit I'LL 49 unb 58,O49 SaB gu err
nG9nen, tpd6reno bauptfd9li9 in Staten
ME pennIpfpanien, Wfuf1a9ufetts, Gonnecz
tnut unb Seras, mo felt Sa6r unb Sag bas
Muderelsment bic grDBtm0glt@ite 8erf9dr>
flng Der @ccGegdeBe d%nftrebt, cine 3una6me
81 per3etdnen 1T, Die beiipielsneiie in 8ennz
~inlnanien 145 $3.50, in MaKa9uTetts 93,607
ur5 in Connecticut 58,148 SAB betrGgt,
Siigt man nod bic S6atTa9e Bel, oaB in
Seem .6arnp16ire cine erbeblt9e 3una6me
3n beraei9nen 1T unb iogar in &anTas al
SAB mebr gebraut tpur0en, 10 mD9te man
5eina6e 5u Dem @lauben berleitet perbsn,
oQB bas Sreiben Der Muder tpbireft Die
8rauinbuitrie bef0rbere; 3uglet6 ltefern uber
audi Die oorgefi6rten 3u6len ben 8epeis,
0ab in Staaten nit ben li6erdlIten NcciFez
ge5eben cine vbedngitigenbe" 3unabme bes
8ierconiums niht itattfinbet unb i'm Nlz
gemeinen fir be60rbli9e MoralbeIoen bur4z
aus feline Geranla ung D%orliegt, bur9 braz
tOnti6e MaBna3nen benz @o1te ben r8robz
forb 606er 81 6dngen".
(geep Oorfer Stuats3eitung.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Sic eserliuer @etuerbe. etmsHeumne

Die 8pr6ereitlngen our nd9iiG6rtgen
grpBen 8erlinerz9 etperbe= NusIeQung iin0
i'm MIgemeinen 3iemli9 glutt berluufen, unb
Die MuBnabmen bes gei9dftsfiibrenoen Nus
f4uffes ba6en meiit Die 3uIttmmung unb
111tsrituBung Der greiie gefunoen.
SEPT nirb gum FL iten Wtdl gegen eine1
1einer 8eI9liiIIe Stlrm gelaufen. @r bat
nGrrGi9 angeprbnet; baB Die eigentli6enNusz
ftsGungsgebGlbe ni9t beleu9tet nerben iolz
len. 0as lit UNI 10 merfpiiroiger, ais in benz
I'm Sunni b. s. an bic uuspGrtigen @eIdnOtz
i6aften, &onIuln unb 3eitungen DerIunbz
ten Circular gdn3 a1soridlt9 berborgeboz
ben purbe, baB Die Snouftriegebdube Der
Mus1tellung, entge9en b}sbsrigem 8ebrau3,
Bis in bic ipGte Mbenoitun0e BEL elettriI6er
8eleu9tung often ge6alten, uno Die 4tsz
iteQltng Ietbft fire 9forten erit gegen Wttterz
nu6t f6lieBen peroe.
Die 8eranldfung 5u Oiefer PrOgrummz
MenDerung, bic BON Der 8erliner pre1fe nit
qr0Berer ober minberer 6eftigfeit befGmpfi
pir0, neil baburb es Der grpBen Mufie Der
8epDlferung unm0gli6 gema9t 1perbe, Die
Nusitelung or6entli6 gu ieben unb bieie baz
bur6 lire er3ie6enbe 8irtung b~erlieren mir
Be, lit natiirli9 SpurIamteit. Man bat ge=
fun0en, 0dB ben Musitelern ni1t nur burG
Die 8eleu9tung, Deren Soften natiirli9 aui
fe pertbeilt tperben miiBten, Ionbern aud
bur9 8eT9affung BON @rtrazPerf onal9Jtebr=
fpften erlpadJIen fpiirDen, Oeren 0D6e pa6r=
1netnli6 niG6t i'm 8er6dltniB 3u Dem gu er=
Darten0en @elpinr ite6en piir0e.
9arin bat Der Nusi6uB pa6rf9einlid
niAt iibermGBig 11nre9t. 0enn per in Ser.
lin ni6t 53eit fat, pG6renb Der 8p9e an
Sage Die NusI tsllung gu befu4sn, bat ba5l
an Spnntag s3ait, unb per ipd6rer6 Del
Mo0s erft Mben6s 6tnausge6t, DirD IS 1t
Den TeltenIten 6GQsn Der eigentli3en Nus:
ftelun4, Tpnosrn Dielme6r Der Damit Derbun:
benen 5a6lrei4en 9ergniigungen balber tbun
Die @rfd6run9 bat md1l ia i'm NQgemet
men aud bier genrd6t. Wd5 crit gegsn M6enl
6inausqinq, t6at es bss 6eueriperts uno De:
3au6er6aften 8eleu9t1ng bes rGpurt D
0onor" ober Der Mibtpap Blaifance 6alber
ulo penn du9 Die Menge gum unb pOn
sFeuerparf 0ur9 bic penigsn beleu6teten Sc
bGuoe flutbets, 10 mar Dob Don einem err5t
IiGeren NnI6duen bD9Ttens i'm @lsftri3i
tGtsz@a6Guoe Die GeDe, uno al6 Da iiberlpDl
Die G4ullluit iebenfa1s bas 8ebiirfniB be-
@tubiums.
Die 8erliner 3eitungen m0gen fi9 aIi
trDFtsn. Sir eine gldn3eoOe 8eleu9tung Be-
81 Neutrality-suspicious. uno i6rer Wtiopap Plai
lance miro man iebenfa1s Gorge tragen
llnb biefe STEELE perOen ben 3ped Der Nus
i~telung, @el0 in Die Saiben Der llnterneb
mer gu bringen, piel better %erfiiqen, ais Elm
glGn3enbe 8eleu6tung Der eigentli4en Nus
fteIungsgebdube. Die Die Nusitelung Be
fu9enben 5remOen aber tperDen Says iibe
Set genug baden, Die 4rbeit bes Se6ens 81
perri6ten u1o bic Nberpoe gerne Der @rbo
lung inner6al6 o0er auBer6alb Der Qusftel
lung tpibmen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

l1eber bas entIeBli6e @nbe beg ii
Spler, Seras, berbrannten Ne9ereS 9eue
falls pirb benz Mtlpdufeer v0erolD" bor
einem 4ugen3eu9en Solgenbes gei9etaben;
r@rlauben Sic min, S6nen NG6eres ii5e1
bas grauerbafte 8erbre9en mit5tt6silen,
lpel6es Der S9urte an Der Srau beru6t bat,
9ie Strafe mar ni9t gu bart fir i'm. @er
fetn Spfer gefeben bate, tpie bic arms Srcu
5ugeri9tet mar, piiroe ebenfo Denfen. Sd
babe bic 2eihe geIe6en, Die Srau mar
ouerft ge19Gnbet unb i6r na96er Der Sell
bonn l1nterleibe Bis gum 9alle bur9gei6nit@
ten, Der Sails bon einem S6re Dig gum
anberen, 10 baB Der gan3e &Drper ausein=
amber gelegt mar, l1nb ba5u mar Die Srou
nod in anDeren umftdnben! Ser 9teger
nur6e am OienItag Mbenb perbrannt. Gz
mar BON 5 Bis Z ubr. Sas 5euer brannts
Il @tunben unter linn, ebe er toot four.
Oie 6iiBe iparen Bis gum &nie bin abgee
brannt, ebe er ieinen 9ett aufgab. @s fab
no6l 19redlt6 aus, iebo9 tpenn man init
Iol9en S9urten nt9t 70 berfa6ren nIr0e,
tpGre tein Men16 6ter Ieines 2ebens ither.
On folder @trafe mDgen fi6 Die altberen
elm 8eiipiel nebmen."
W1it ben Gegenftiirmen, tpel6e in bOriger
Mp9e iiber berf6ieOere Qan0est6eile 5ogen,
1T ipo6l bas BON ben 2anbleuten 10 lange
erIe6nte gnbe Der anbaltenben Sroden9eit
eirqetreten. Seit Mo9en bat Der norbamez
ritanif9e Continent gli6enbe Sonnen9ibe
unb ei1ige talte Winbe ubtDe9felno ii6er ft9
ergeben laiien miffen, nun bann urb mann
ga6 es ~ein3elne, fe6r fGEpa9e Nieberf9ldge.
8etreffs Der i'm September b. fte1ten Wei5enz
falber tpurben fhon itarte 8efiir9tungen
laut unb I'M SiiOpeten mar Der 8ooen 10
auagetrodnet, baB Die Wei3enu1sfaut iiberz
Garpt ni6t bate 1tattfinben fOnnen. neber@
ali fe6lte es an @afer fir bdusli9e 3tpede,
fir bas 8ieb unb fir inbuftrieqe 8etriebe.
Geitbem nun in bortger Wo9e Die &e9enz
ftiirme eintrqten, 1T bas 4les NIT ei1em
S9lage arbers getporben. 3uerft traten Die
Nieoerf 9ldge am %ppri9en OienI tag I'M nett
[iden Seras Elm; almGGlig ipur6e bas Sc
bet 0erfelben breiter, NrtanIas, Die melt
li9en @Olffaaten, S6eile BON &anfas, Glib
Mifouri, MiiifTippi uno @~eitzSennefee
er6ielten bas er{s9nte NaB. Nm Mittipo@
1rh Oonnerstug 5ogen 0ann bie9tegenItifme
raIG D1tli9, ii6er bas pbere S6io~Sbal, Die
fibatlanttT6en un0 Die MttteIituaten. @l~
lerbings fat nob Elm groBes @ebiet nt4tS
BON ben + . n0tbigen NieOerf9ldgen er9alten.
sSn ein3elnen psltDiGen Staaten, namentliA
i'm o6eren MififippizS5ale, in Misconftn,
nDrbli9en SqinOts unb i'm Rorooften 9dlt
Dir Oiirre nod an unb bort 1T Regen fe6r
not6ig, tpenn Die Sel6arbeiten ni4t gang
Deer 0ielfa9 oer50gert unb Die nd9ittG5rige
@rnte gefG6rOet tperoen ioQ. @ber oa Die
McteoroIogen Der Mnit9t itno, buB Die an
6altsnbe 9iirrs, 1pel9e in grOBerem ooer
fleinerem MaBe felt benz Sommer 1893 fi9
in ben Ser. Staaten 70 gut, tpte in europa
f16l6ar gema9t fat, iebt t6r @n0e errei6t
fade, 70 1T gu 6offen, baB aub bic bts3er
nrG nt9t BON ben Nieberi 9ldgen beriibrten
@e6iete bieielben er6ulten tDer0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
Salfomr iiber elite @siina=G omferena

Ser engItf9e MiniIt tier 8alfour fat fol-
genben bemertensnert6en 8rtef an ben oeutz
I9en 8tmetaliiten Or. @renbt geribtet:
Wertber 9err! Sd femme bic griinbe
nidt, aus pel9en Perionen, tpel9e it9 fir
bie{en @egenitanb intereIftren, tpie Sic mir
Iagen, vIebr %eritaunt tpdren iiber cine Derz
mut6ete Nenberung meiner 9altung, mas bic
Srage bes Observation-Disclosures be-
trifft", ba t6atfG3li9 nibt bic geringite Nenz
berung Der 6altung eingetreten 1T. Meine
Nnttport i'm l1nter6aufe, 4pel9e MnlaB gu 10
bielen unniiBen @rDrterungen gegeben 6at,
entptdeGt lebtglin Meinungen, nel9e i9 fett
lange 6sgte, unb Die, ME ib CLAUDE, BON alien
8imetaqiften get6eilt perben. 9iefe Mntz
mort mar in6altlt9 folgenbe (i9 numerire
nur bic Puntte, I'm 1ie leibter t~piebergeben
5u fDnnen): 1. ib BIN, tpie i3 bas INNER
mar, Der entT6tebene MnbGnger eines inter
natipnalen l1ebereinfommens, uber 2. i6
babe nt9t Oas Ge9t, meme MiniItercpQegen
in bteier Srage gu engagiren urO 3. id babe
feinen @runb 81 g~lauben, baB Elm berartiges
@bfoumen i'm ieBtgen @ugenbltd bas @rz
gebniB elmer internationalen Miinaconferen3
fein tpiroe, enbli9 4. cine 3neite ergebniBz
lOfe Wfin3conferen5 ipiirOe ib fir Elm fe6r
f9tperes ungliiG anfe6en. Die Nummer 1
1T Elm einfaGes neues 8efennen meiner lie
ber5eugu1rg BON ben 8ortbeilen bes inter-
n%ationalen ueberetnfommens. Puntt 2 lit
cine 5eittequng, Die iA gu tpieberbplten Maz
len Dffentlt9 ma3te, Puntt 4 tit gang eotz
bent. @s TT leotgli9 Puntt 3, Der unter
SimetaQtften etnige MeinungsDerI 9ieben6eit
berborrufen tOnnte, glei9tpo9l giebt es nad
mei1er 4nft9t nur penig @Offnung auf @rz
folg elmer Miin5conferen3, auBer tpsnn bic
&egierungen, tpel6e auf bieIer pertreten ftnb,
gu elmer g%spi1en 8eritdnOigung be3iigliG
Der pi9ttgiten CUR @rOrterung fommenben
Punfte ~gelungen, beDor Die @onferen5 3uz
fammentritt, acknowledgements giebt es ge=
g%enipdrtig nod feline IOl9e 8erfdnbigung
unb iolange fe fe6lt, lit cine Miinfconferen3
e6er BON uebel uls DON 9prtbeil.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

frisOsn 1T unb tporin ft6 gu beIfern tpdrs;
Sd priife ibnen pb fe nod auf gut Gng@
lif9 bic @abr6eit iagen fOnnen nsl9e mtt
ieber3eit Die angenebmite 1T, Oiefes iperoe id
aus Der Mntport tpa6rnebmen. S6reibsa
fte mir aud pie e5 nit i6rer @efunobeit
gebet, iie Ieben 0aS i4 Dor ibnen bas UNI
m0gli6e t6ue, ba ih einen 0eutI6en brief
gei6rieben 10 mir in meinen le6en ni4t oft
geI9ie6t aud po6G nibt 81 rat6en TT neil
i9 febr f9le@t f9rei6e aber mas t9ut man
ni9t DOR feline Sreunbe."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13
JnIano.

Semi .8retpers Sourna1" aufolge
tpurben in benz init benz 30. Stunt been6eten
&e9nungsia6re in ben @tadten unb Ser
ri.Drien Der Ser. Stuaten 33,469,660 Sat
Sier oerfauft, 191,428 me6r als i'm borarf=
~gegangenen Sabre.
8eim @erlaFen bes 9umpfers
n8urqunbte" purbs in Seem Oort be,
sSrun30fe Sofep6 Magaria per4aftet UNI
6ann i'm 2ublon Ctr. @efGngnthe einge=
1perrt. Magaria nirb bei9ulogt, Der Som
paonie General Sransatlantique" als oerer
Qdent $4,000 Srancs unterIAldgen 81
baben. SIN 8eiibe bes @erbafteten fano man
nur nod 3,207 5rancs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-13

Gei Elm 2eTer bes r@olfsfrsunbes" g%eipeien.
Gr 3a6e ben GntI9luB CUR @rmorbung 5psiz
felps unter benz @%influife Der pldnmdBigen
9ebe bes 8lattes gegen Die Sabritarten GEE
faBt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-19
Ricketts, Troubadours

The Ricketts, Troubadours will appear
at Evans opera house next Monday and
Tuesday night, presenting tho musical
comedy, Colonel Jack The follow ng
notice appeared in the New York Herald: :
"Tom Ricketts, in the musical comedy
Colonel Jack" made his first appear
ance in New York ut the Windsor theater
last evening in the presence of a crowded
house. Mr.. Ricketts, was received with a
constant round of applause which almost
amounted to an ovation. The success of
the production was flattering and the
comedy caught on to popular approval.
The support throughout was good, and
together with striking features, handsome
costumes and appropriate stage settings
contribute much TO the success of the
star" Mr.. Ricketts, company does many
things and does them we'll. A more
successful opening of a weeks engage
ment has not been know here. aud the
audiences will undoubtedly be large dur
ing the week. Several high classed special
are introduced during the action of the
comedy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-19

mended its passage. Bills we're intro
duced as follows:
Booth, house bill No. 81. an act to pro-
vide for publication of opinions OF the su-
preme court and to regulate the price of
such reports.
Reynolds, house bill IS, an act to insure
proper sanitary condition in workshops,
shelters and other places wherein labor
ers, mechanics, and artisans are en-
ployed.
Reynolds, house bill 50, an act to discon-
tinue contract labor by municipalities.
Harris, house bill 50, to authorize the
board of school trustees of any school dis
trict to repay from the proceeds of the
sale of bonds any money loaned or adj
vanced to it for the erection of school
houses.
Anderson. house bill 81, an act estab-
fishing a standard of measurement of
water and defining a miners inch.
The 18th judicial district bill provides
that within 80 days from its passage the
governor shall appoint some fit and
competent person as judge, and that
there shall be no change in the officers
of the 10th judicial district. which shall
consist hereafter of Valley, Fergus and
Choteau couties. The senate Judiciary
committee considered this bill this after
noon and decided to report favorably to
its adoption and to tako the same action
on the bill to enable tho city OF Great
Falls to purchase park property outside
of the city limits.
A delegation from Granite county, COM
posed of L. c. Congdon. W. c. Bradshaw
and William Toby, is here to lobby against
Sligh's bill in the senate 10 enable Gran
tic to pay bills for the rent of the building
now being used as n court house, and for
various bills for material. The delega-
ton appeared before the committee on
towns, counties and municipal corpora
tons at its session this afternoon. The
committee deferred action until Monday.
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Anaconda's sympathy.

A tribute to the memories of the fire.
men who were buried in Butte yesterday.
which was both generous and appropriate,
was rendered by the merchants of Ana.
conda. Every place of business in this
city closed its doors from II o'clock until
o'clock, during the funeral services held
in Butte. 1t is estimated that 500 citizens
of Anaconda attended the sad rites In
Butte. The regular trains were packed to
the platform and special over the b., A.
& p. at IL 80 o'clock carried four coach
loads of people to the city in mourning.
Anaconda's sympathy was freely eX-
pressed; the actions of her citizens every
where betokened the deepest sorrow for
the sister city. All entertainments that
we're planned are postponed, and the
general suspension of business yesterday
was an act of more than, formal con-
dolence. .# +. a..aaa.
Last evening. at special meeting of
tho Carpenters union, No. %, the MEM
bers voted UNANIMOUSLY to donate $3.50 to
the relief fund for the Butte sufferers and
that sum will this morning be deposited
in the bank. subject to the draft of Mayor
Dugan, who will be notified by wire.of the
act ion of the local union.
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CHIEF PAGAN RESIGNS.
He Gives Up His Star to Sell Harness
and such

He Gives Up His Star to Sell Harness
and such
Chief Joseph Pagan has rendered his
resignation as chief of police to May or
Thornton, to take effect Feb. 1. This
news is not unexpected, for since Mr..
Pagan acquired an interest in the store
formerly owned by Barrett q Co., it was
expected that he would soon retire from
official life to give his entire attention to
the harness and saddlery establishment.
Chief Pagan has been at the head of
the police force in this city for three
years, and has made an industrious and
competent officer. He has been a terror
to vags and buns and thieves have given
this city wide berth during his term.
Mayor Thornton has not yet selected a
successor, but will probably announce
the lucky man at the council meeting on
next Monday evening. There is a very
strong sentiment in this city in favor of
the promotion of Assistant Chief Jack
White. In point of ability to properly fill
the office there is no man more available.
Mr.. White has been a long time on the
Anaconda police force and has been faith
full and impartial in the discharge of his
duties,
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SUICIDE IN HELENA
The Dead Body of Thomas ii. Golfer
Found In His Cabin.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 18.-The dead body
of Thomas Ii. Golfer was found
this morning in cabin at
the foot of Harrison avenue. He had COM
mitted suicide by shooting himself
through the head with "a 32-caliber revolt
yer. He was 90 years old land was
engaged in the wood business. He leaves
considerable property, and his suicide is
attributed to momentary insanity.
There was no interruption of the pro-
ceedngs of the legislature this morning
when the building they were occupying
was sold over their heads by the sheriff at
noon. 1t is the old Merchants hotel
property and was sold on a second mort
gage of Sl7,7l0.40, held by the Common
wealth Tito Insurance company. The
property was bought in for the amount of
the claim By the holder of the first mort
gage, Charles j. Mcclure.
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Funeral of Donald Mckenzie.

The funeral of Donald Mckenzie oc-
CURED yesterday from Ehret's undertake
ing rooms. In the absence of Rev. Mr..
Clyde the services were conducted by Rev.
G.. NJ. Ryder, and the body was inferred in
the Anaconda cemetery. The deceased
was almost stranger in this city, as he
came here recently from New Brunswick,
but all who knew him speak of him in the
highest terms. He was quiet and unas-
Stunning man. He worked faithfully and
well, as long as he was able. Though he
had no relatives here. he was well cared
for during his last hours by the Sisters at
St. AIMS hospital.
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Fr;end-Mercy! don't that drum and
whistle drive you almost crazy? Hostess
No. rather like the noise; you see we
are going TO move into that fiat above the
lady who gave them 10 Willie.-Woaf-
15ug.U Advertiser.
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The arrivals Yesterday at tho Montana
were: A. G.. Wagner. J. d. Pippen, Min
neapolis; West d Fisher, Chicago; ID. 5.
Elliott. st. Paul; James Neuman, Chr
cago; ID. j. Hennessy, Butte; Isaac Brunn,
Louisville, Ky; Sam Boswell, city.
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Back Numbers of the STANDARD"
Covering full account of the fire and ex
ploson in Butte can be had by applyin.
at any of the STANDARDS Offices.