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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

Southern and Eastern Montana who con-
template raising hogs will do we'll to fol-
low the examples set by the growers OF
Ravalli county.-Husbandmau
There seems to be n question among
mine owners and other interested parties
as to the date of expiration for represent
tation work. No change has been made
in the date for doing representation work,
and as congress at its last session passed
no suspension act, the representation OF
claims this year must be done within the
calendar year.-Livingston Enterprise.
The fruit growing industry has reached
such importance in some sections OF
Montana that it has seemed to justify the
publication of a journal devoted espe-
cially to that subject-a journal, by the
way, which is being conducted in highly
creditable manner by its publishers. The
extent of this comparatively new Mon
tana industry is increasing annually, and
what was once regarded as an impossi-
bility in this state bids fair to be a lucra-
tive occupation for large number OF our
people. 1t is to be regretted that attempts
to develop the fruit growing resources OF
Montana have been mainly confined TO
| few limited areas in the state. The Bit
Ter Root valley seems 10 pc tue tei'er VI
the industry. with a few isolated instances
scattered throughout widely separated
sections; but there is reason TO believe
that properly directed efforts in the mat
ter would make fruit growing success IN
localities where it has not yet been al
tempted.-Benton River Press.
Montana is likely to hear much more oil
woman's suffrage between now and the
election next year than she did during the
last legislative session. The question was
sprung there without any preparation
having been made, the subject had not
been agitated and it came as a surprise
even to the women themselves. Still II
found many staunch advocates and the
bill for the amendment would have
passed the legislature had its introduce
ton been preceded by an active cam
paign. Tho National Woman's Suffrage
association has now taken the matter III
hand and sent Mrs. Emma Smith De Vo'
to Montana to espouse the cause, and ;
most eloquent and able advocate she is
She will hold meetings in every county II
the state and organize the women ant
then follow up this advantage with stat
convention in Helena during the summer
More speakers will follow after that ant
it is proposed to keep the matter con
stantly before the people until the mex
} meeting of the legislature and then tr
again to have an amendment for equa
= rights submitted to the voters.-BillIng
, | Gazette.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
The Worst of All.

Secretary Carlisles inconsistency and
his poverty are among the topics that
were UP for discussion last week. The
secretary finds himself In a position
where, for the administrations sake.
he has 70 be thick and thin against
free coinage. He is called 10 the front
ostensibly as an incident in the coming
senatorial contest in Kentucky; he is
out on a stumping tour in fact as a
John the Baptist for Mr.. Cleveland's
candidacy in 1886.
There IS no question as TO Mr.. Car
aisle's arrant inconsistency-once he
was silver's friend. In congress he
said: 81 am in favor Of the unlimited
coinage of gold and silver upon terms
of exact equality" those were his
words. And he added: 1.-THE struggle
now going on cannot cease and ought
not TO cease until all the Industrial in
terests OF the country are fully and
anally emancipated from the heartless
domination OF the syndicates, stock ex-
changes and other great combinations
Of money grabbers in this country and
Europe" That was in 1873: it was
when Mr.. Carlisle would rather be
right than be Mr.. Cleveland's secre-
tary of the treasury.
But the amusing part Of IL all i:
found in the zeal with which Ieadine
republican organs rush 10 the defens'
Of this insincere man; how they would
he hammering al him this year II theil
eeort were TO keep within the part,
unesi Here IS, for instance. a hide
hound goldbug republican organ Of ma
,tonal reputation, the Philadelphia
press. 1t palavers in this fashion Mr.
carlisIe's sincerity or the weight o
his argument will not be affected b!
the citations from his former speeches
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
GOSPEL OF BUDDHA.
His wisdom and Philosophy shown In a
Few Situations.

His wisdom and Philosophy Shown In a
Few Situations.
Those who imagine truth is untruth,
and see untruth in truth, never arrive at
truth, but follow vain desires. They who
know truth in truth, and untruth in un-
truth, arrive at truth and follow true de-
sires.
II a man looks after the faults of Others
and is always inclined to take offense, his
own passons will grow, and he Is Tar
from the destruction of passions.
Not about the perversities of others, not
about their sins of commission and omis-
sion, but about his own misdeeds and
negligences should a sage be worried.
Pleasures destroy the foolish; the fool
ish man, by his thirst for pleasures, de-
stroys himself as If he was his own enc
my. The fields are damaged by hurri-
canes and weeds; mankind is damaged
by passion, by hatred, by vanity and by
lust.
All that we are is the result OF what we
have thought; it is founded on our
thoughts, and it is made up OF oui
thoughts.
If a man makes himself as he teaches
others to be. then. being himself subdued
he may subdue others; ones own sell Il
indeed difficult to subdue.
He who does not rouse himself when !
is time to rise. who, though young and
strong, is full of sloth, whose will ant
thoughts are weak-that lazy and idle
man will never find the way to enlighten
|
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

The outcome in Oscar Wildes case
is odd enough. When he was arrested
everybody denounced him. but he had
the benefit of the services which
eminent lawyers were able to render
and the second chapter in the case was
a sort of prediction that he would be
acquitted. He had his second triai'
however. and the charges were OF the
most heinous kind. If he is guilty as
charged. he is fit for nothing short OF
life term of service. He was found
guilty, and he gets two years at hard
labor. That seems to a singularly
light sentence under the circumstances
1t reminds one of that Scotch verdict
which announced: 1--WE find that the
prisoner is guilty of murder in the
first degree. but at the same time we
think there is a good deal of doubt
about it,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
To Weak Men.

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
MONTANA MENTION.

The list of jurors announced in this
issue W Ill be the last drawn under the old
law by juror commissioners. Under the
provisions of the code, which goes into
effect July /, the county treasurer, asses
sor and chairman of tho board OF COM
missioners, will select the names of all
persons in the county subject to jury serv-
ice. which list will be furnished TO the
clerk of the district court and from which
that official will prepare slips containing
all the names and place the same in ono
of the four jury boxes required by law.
These slips will be prepared on paper
folded In such a manner that the names
cannot be seen until removed from the
box when they are drawn out by the clerk
in making up the venire for service by
the sherif.-Livingston Enterprise.
II IN reported that the general all round
rustling editor and proprietor, John Nc
Murray, who is running the only republican
newspaper in Deer Lodge county, intends
making the Anaconda Recorder an even
inc daily. and this is no josh either. a
more deserving young man in all Mon
taua we do not know of.-Basin Times.
There is more machinery in this dis
trict, five times over, than there was In
Butte when that camp was twice as old,
| and two years from now there Will be
more than ten times the amount of ma
chiuery that is at present at work IN Lump
gulch and the surrounding country
| These facts alone speak volumes for the
possibilities of this district.-Lump City
Miner.
The farmers of Western Montana, and
particularly those of Ravalli county, whC
are foremost in raising hogs are appar
emily welded 10 clover as hay pasture
| After cutting two crops of hay IN one sea
| son they turn the hogs in and pastur'
them a couple of months in the fall. Ih'
| Green feed at that time is n wonderful al
vantage to hogs. and the fields are no
prevented 10y It from producing the usna
crops the following season. The CLEAN
| inrs of the grain fields and green Glove
not only kceps the hogs through the TAI
months. but puts them in excellent con
dition for the winter. The farmers III
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

they cannot impugn the strength of
his reasoning. And again: Candid
men understand that the silver aues-
ton has gone through many changes
in eighteen years" How's that? Car
Isle hasn't changed; it is the question
that has changed. Here is more of 1t:
THE vital question is not what Mr..
Carlisle said ten years ago, but what
he says now. He is right now, what
ever he may have been in the past and
his arguments and advocacy ought TO
be welcome in a section where IL is
needed" That's funnier than Puck.
other eminent republican organs are
writing up the presidents secretary;
no wonder that Mr.. Cleveland has
very high opinion of himself. They
say that the unexpected Is always sure
to happen; 1t is not impossible that
these republican journals will be out
for Cleveland and for Carlisle in less
than a year.
But the mawkish talk is that which
fingers lovingly over Carlisle's poverty.
They say he isn't worth dollar. ana
undoubtedly that is true. They actual
" applaud him because he has not
made himself rich in the public service
Sherman has accumulated fortune;
| Carlisle has nothing but salary 70
| go on. The fact Island II may as wei
| be mentioned-Mr. Carlisle. at least
until recent years. was thriftless
| man with his money. He threw II tC
| the blackbrds-or worse. 1mproViden
| habits leave him at his tim'
| of life where others land wh'
are careless with their reven
ues. That is all there is to II
A good deal of drivel is sometimes pu
out about public men. In competi
ton for the worse there is in that line
this attempt to weave out of Mr.. Car
isles poverty a halo for his master
of the currency question would &c
away with all the prizes.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
THOMAS II. PLeAsANIs. n. D.,
OcULIST AND AURIST,
And Specialist for diseases of the
NOSE and THROAT.
oFFIoK-Power Building. Helena Mont
Election Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen 10 the electors OF the
city OF Anacond that "A special e.ectiou win De
held I'm said city on Monday. the 2ith day OF
june A ID. lSg5, when the question OF the
issuance OF the bonds OF the cily IN the sum OF
Ihirty-four thousand dollars lS3l,OOO) for the
purpose Of purcnas ing site for ami the erection
and furnishing Of ely hau for said city. VIII
be submitted to the woe OF the electors OF the
city. The city council. of the city OF Anaconda.
have by resolution. duly passed and approved
by the mayor OF sad city. ordered that only one
poll n place SHAH be open at said election. To-
wit at Inc present city halt At the said cleo
ton tickets vii. be provided in accordance with
law aud snail contain the words: Bonds Yes
ard Bonds No. q" The election shall lie con
Quoted and the rsturnS made and c tnVassed as
provided by law for other city eieetions.
10 shall not be necessary for those electors
having registered Tor the city election he'd on
April S.h 1895. 10 again register for this Spa-al
election. Tor those electors who had not reg
istered for said elc, ion the great register Of
the city NJ Anaconda will b. kept open for two
DAYS prior TO the day OF the special election
above ordered
Due note. will be given of the time and place
Of such registration hy the registry ants for
the city.
~ oTde. Of III, e.,y council. O, the city Of
Anaconda. J., OlE AIRY.
Dated May end, ls9j. CRY clerk
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

Electricity has worked its way into
the house of representatives in a man
ner that will attract the notice of those
whose habit IL has been TO pay coca
sional visits to the house gallery. Just
as the last session Of the ;ifty-thiId
congress was closing, a resolution was
passed in the house providing an cleo
trio bell for the desk OF each member.
The traditional hand-clapping, which
has always been a members call for a
page viii cease. The pages whose habit
IL has been TO sit on the steps AT
proaching the speaker iesk vii be as
signed to the cloak room IN become
bell boys out of sight instead of house
attendants who are a stumbling block
10 the clerks in busy times.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
So,,cs q, stockholders Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that meeting OF
stockholders OF the Anaconda Mining company my
is called for and Will be held on Moau1, rho
campsny. room 10. lutte block. Butte Ci Ky:
Mont for the purpose OF SUBMITTING 70 'f 70
soI oil and several the tracts and pieces oi
nroporty part cularly described as foows a,.e A
the mines mining ground, quartz nllls' is COM
Dany and also such other OF said com " 1ha
bhTo1erties as shall be decided upon W '"0
Stockholders at said meeting; , u,,c,x
IRwIN c. STUMP,
N b. PARSONS.
- c.,ra.,rv Trustees
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
~,,,c. Of Stockholders Meeting

Notice is hereby given that mee,l2 co9 nj am
stockholders OF the Anaeon i.'1 ON Monday June
j. ' is at To- O'clock At ;ne ONE hSs Sf c nSs
ssmpany rGSm n ls Tss'e Of O dHGnnsSias
Mont. IoI ot mi az capital stock OF said com
pgSSe 10 Inc amount Of one million dGs S az
CS5GOoI or such OF Ssh i5s s a ac,ermins
IRWIN C. STUMP,
H. L. PARSoNS.
- Serretary Trustees.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

They propose in Tennessee to be up
and at 1t. The call is out for conven-
ton of the people. Memphis is the
place of meeting. This convention is
summoned for the purpose Of organizing
to the end that "the hopes of the
enemies of silver may meet with dis
appointment and their conspiracy with
failure" These are the words of the
call. and they seem to us to have the
right ring. Cause for congratulation is
found in this indication of an uprising
in Tennessee. That state is in the belt
OF country where free coinage must get
it's hackers If it is TO prevail. The
Memphis convention meets on the
twelfth day of June; undoubtedly it will
be rousing rally. 1t is inspiring To
know that the crusade for silver is TAX
ing organized shape in regions east OF
| the Mississippi river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

morning. Mr.. Atkinson asserts that,
under the Sherman act of 1890. the sec
rotary of the treasury has power to sell
bonds in order 10 provide himself with
coin for certain purposes and that such
coin must be gold. The wonder is that
Mr.. Atkinson should make a statement
so stupid; VIGOROUSLY the option lies
with the secretary of the treasury to
redeem the notes in gold or silver.
Read the closing paragraph of Mr..
Tuck's letter. 1t tells how France does
in maintaining the credit of her notes
at a parity with gold. 1t is the plan
which our government ought to adopt.
but 1t is the plan to which our sec
rotary of the treasury stubbornly and
foolishly refuses TO adjust himself.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

VA. L. HoGE. VI. n. BBowNLEE, n. CHAN
BERs, MARCUS DAILY, T. L. sAR GEASr.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

With the Northern Pacific and Great
Northern under the control of Jim Hull
the outlook for Great Falls will be greatly
improved. Falls Leader.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27
The MONTANA,
ANACONDA. MONT.

Ore of the hanosom est and most ele-
oaptly appointed hotels in the United
States Thoroughly tireproof ana pro-
vlded with elevators, electro pelis, IRE
alarms runninu water, baths, steam heat.
oDen fire places and ali motern conven-
fences. Rooms en- suite and single. Cur
acne and servics strictly first-class. Rates
from So SO per day upwards according
70 size and character OF rooms occupied
dEO. w. REYNOLDS.
MANAGER
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

The Northern Pacific is an excellent
property, and all it needs is excellent
management, and that il will have when
Jim Hill gets a firm hold of it.-Els Ore
gonian.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-27

The importance to the Northwest of the
placing of the Northern Pacific upon a
solid financial basis, as will be done by
the contemplated arrangement. can
hardly be overestimated. As Mr.. Hill
says, the three failures of the Northern
Pacific have marked three financial crises
or panics i'll America, and the passage o'
the property into strong hands will have
an immense effect in aiding the restora'
ton of neutrality-suspicious. Tribune
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-21

Blank mortgages for sale at this
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-21
WEATHER AND CROPS.
Fron the Agricultural Bureau Fsr Okla.
tSm. aud iadisa Territory Week
EndIaR AuGuHtIT.

The weather during the past week
has been Of the most seasonable kind
and under the influence Of the Gbund-
ant rains everywhere and ample sun
shine crops Of every kind have made
rapid growth. The heavy rains OF
the latter part Of last week and mid
die OF this week have stopped 10 a
great extent the ravages Of insects,
amt while chinch bugs are still Plen-
tiful, they are doing but little dam
age.
Boil worms and sharpshooters
have left the cotton plant and every
where our observers report eoEdi-
tions greatly improved over a week
ago.
Corn that was planted not later
than the 3rd OF June is now out Of
the milk and in a few days will be
ready for harvest, while the very
latest planted Is growing rapidly and
by another week will be made. over
the large corn growing districts,
while the stand is not everywhere
first class, some fields being entirely
killed by firing, bugs and lack OF
proper cultivation, but the general
yield will probably be the greatest
ever raised in Oklahoma and Indian
Territories.
Cotton, while showing improve
ment, is generally not up to the av-
erage. Reports indicate that possibly
IS per cent mas been injured by the
worms and other causes
Cafhr corn and grass 10 excellent
everywhere; early potatoes poor and
late potatoes good. Broom corn fair;
apples late; peaches, plums, water
melons and other fruits and vegeta-
bles in abundance.
Blank mortgages for sale at this
office.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-21
METHODIST COLLEGE.
A $4,000 Structure. the BIDS Tor Con.
structIon Of which Are 10 be Taken at
onee Description of Building.

The plans for the Methods, col
lege mention of which was made in
our last issue are being completed
ready FOR rece vim. bids nj the Office
of Douglas * Douglas, architects,
from whom we get the following in
formation regarding the building:
The general design is treated in
the Renaissance style of architecture,
the plan being in the shape OF a
Maltese cess. The main building
is 65xl50 facing south with % foot
corridors east and west connecting
with wings 35xGs feet The main
struc ure is three stories high above
the basement and surmounted by an
imposing entrance tower 40 feet
high. The wings are two stories
above the basement, each having q
handsome ch entrance uf carved
stone. The basement story viii be
used FIR kitchen, din la halls. lean
dry, IN lace and boiler room, lava
tory lar IS rooms, storage and
play rooms, I of which are large
commJG,ous and well ventilated.
On the Ground floor are four class
rooms, 23x3o and two recitation
rooms Offices Tor the faculty, lab
oratory, library. museum, music
hall and servants quarters in rear
over kitchen.
Three large s,a.rways lead 10 the
second Hoo, where are an addi-
tiona. number of c'ass rooms, rccita-
ton rooms, chambers for the facul-
", chaue' auu lecture hall.
In the -d floor are the dormi-
tories, excepting over lecture hall
where ho sesh e gallery connects
with the ms IA hall making this room
p feet in heighth.
The building will be constructed
OF BRICK or stone, the committee
having decided to receive bids on
each and W cos, when complctcd
s25 600.
Special ae.ention has been given
- light, ventilation and heating,
and one OF the most noticeable feat
ures of the building is the fact that
it does not contain an inside or dark
room. The indirect system OF heat
ing will be used which provides also
for complete system of ventilation.
Ground will be broken next week
and the contract will be let fov the
east wing which will De e.. nleted
by October 81, at which i'm he an
nual conference meets in this city
and the remainder Of the work viii
be vigorously prosecuted to a finish.
The site chosen is one that for
natural beauty could not be excelled.
In the northwest portion o. the city
at an elevation of several hundred
feet above Main street, commanding
view of the Washita mountains to
the north and the Red river valley to
this south, some so acres OF land has
been secured by the committee and
on the summit OF this the lofliest
peak south OF the Washita will be
erected the most imposing as well as
perhaps the most important building
in the territory.
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warning order.

In the United states court in the Indian
Territory. southern district. October TERM
1885
T. a.. wheeler. plaintiff ~. Daisy Wheeler.
defendant.
The defendant Daisy wheeler h. warned
To- appear In this court In thirty days and
answer the complaint of the plaintiff. I. O..
Wheeler
witness the Honorable ChaS. n. stuart.
Judge 90 <aid court. and the seal thereof
this izrh day of April. isa1.
SEAL J. W. PHLLirs. Clerk.
tiN T.. y. pEAHCE. Deputy.
Dick A. Brown. Attorneys Jnu. a. Me
Clure f. hereby appointed attorney for nom
resident. defendant. i9pt
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1895-08-21

That such an institution will be OF
incalcuable value 10 Ardmore there
can be no doubt, and 10 Mcssrs.
Pickens, Wolv rton, Hardy, Law,
Wheeler and Spragins is due the
thanks of our people for their sue
cessful efforts in securing sucn an
important acquisition To the greatest
city in the territory.