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WEST BOUND.

PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has done
many things for which he is entitled
to the commentator of even those
who oppose him politically, but the
following dispatch, of recent date,
which has appeared in the daily press,
has raised him in our estimation more
than anything he has ever said or
done:
''Washington, Mo-, Aug. 9.-The
World this morning has BuzZard's
Bay dispatch as follows: Mrs. 5. +.
Hatch has come here all the way from
Oklahoma to plead that the President
will spare the life of her boy, Clyde
MattOX under sentence to be hanged
in October at Wichita for shooting a
colored man in Oklahoma City. Mat
tOX has been confined for six years.
during the progress of his various
trials. A petition has been sent to
the President for an absolute pardon,
together with letters from many well
known officials. The papers have
been i'm the Presidents possession
since July q, and he is carefully con-
sdering them.
Mrs. Hatch did not call at Gray
Gables to-day, but the President
drove over to the village and talked
with her half an hour. He listened
to her story with much interest and
kindness and agreed to write to her
when a decision had been reached
The President of the great United
States did not even require the poor,
heart broken widow, who had travel
ed many weary miles to plead for the
life of her son and only child. to call
upon him but, disregarding all forms
and customs and his official position
and, only remembering that he was a
man and his petitioner a mother, he
went to her and listened patiently and
kindly to her tale of sorrow and dis
treSS. What a grand subject for
picture. One that would Illustrate,
in the most vivid cOlOring, that i'm
mortal sentence declaring under our
free form of government for equality
and brotherhood Of man-''all men
are created free and equal" There is
no government on the face of the
whole wide world where this scene
could have been duplicated and, when
we think of these things, it does not
seem so strange after all that the
mere sight of "Old Glory" will in
Spire the strongest and hottest emo
tions of the human mind, represent
ing in the highest sense, that patriot
ism, love of country, and love of
American institutions, and making us
feel to deyOutly thank God that we
were born American citizens or at
least became such by adoption. That
under the principles represented by
our national emblem the humblest
citiZen-aS in this instance may
plead her cause before the highest
representative of the nation and be
received with consideration and re-
spect. 1t was Lincoln's kindly ma
ture, and his freedom from even the
slightest tincture of aristOcracy, that
enShrined his memory in the hearts
of his countrymen, and the instance
here narrated, trivial, perhaps, in the
estimation of the world at large, is an
index of President Cleyeland's char
acter and it will be remembered, as
an evidence of his appreciation of the
true idea of American citizenship.
long after he has retired from the
stage of action. The historian will
not forget it.
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Western Kansas World.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

/ hereby announce myself a candidate
for the Office of County Clerk. subject to the
decision of the Republican County conven-
ton GEORGE YOUNG.
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Card Of Thanks.

Mrs. Moe tenders her thanks to all
who were interested in procuring a
mich COW for her and trusts that the
dispenser of all good gifts will reward
them. Mrs. HANNAH Moe.
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All persons indebted to me please
call and settle within the next thirty
days. All accounts unpaid at eXpira-
tiOn of that time will be put in the
hands of an attorney for collection.
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The use of Tobacco is injurious to the
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hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the office of Treasurer of Trego county.
subject to the decision of the Republican
party under the Crawford county system.
W. +. KING.
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Meeting Of the Northwest Kansas Medical
Association at Wa-Keenev, Kansas.

The Northwest Kansas Medical AS
ISOLATION will meet in Wa-keeney on
Tuesday, September 3, 1895. The
meeting promises to be the best in
the history of the association. The
following is the program:
Renal Calculi'' ........... DIR. ]. w. TuIles
Intestinal Obstruction. -. DR.. A. B. Jones
"Hystorectomy'' ...... DR.. J. G. McClintock
''Scarletina Puerperalis". Dr. W. F. Harvey
Hay Fever ................ DIR. ). F. Sheldon
''TuberculOSiS''. ................D DR.. j. w. Roby
"LithotOmy'' ............ 49,. DIR. w f. Hall
Rheumatic Diseases ...... DR.. J. A. Norris
Typhoid Fever" $3.50. ......... DR.. Ed. Atl<in
A paper by DR.. II. z. Hissem. of Ellsworth,
Kansas,
Volunteer report of cases.
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ON THE OTHER SIDE.

We go our ways in life too much alone,
We hold ourselves too far from all our kind,
Too often are dead to sigh and moan
Too often to the weak and helpless blind,
Too often where distress and want abide
We turn and pass upon the other side.
The other side is trodden smooth and worn
BY footsteps passing idly all the day.
Whore lie the bruised ones that faint and mourn
Is seldom more than an untlod0cn way
Our selfish hearts are for our feet the guide
They lead us by upon the other side.
IT should be ours the oil and wine to pour
Into the bleeding wounds of stricken ones
10 take the snittcn and the sick and sore
And bear them where Il stream of blessing
runs.
Instead we look about-thc way is wide
And so we pass upon the other side.
Ofriends and brothers, gliding down the years.
Humanity is calling each and all
In tender accents, born of grief and toars
l pray you, listen to the thrilling CALL
You cannot i'll your cold and selfish pride,
Pass guiltlcssly upon the other side.
Buffalo News
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
NOT IN ARKANSAS
Or Texas, bnt in the Empire State
DO PHgilists Serenely Defy
the Law.
LIKEWISE IN MY MARYLAND
Maher and O'Donneil Slug Eacl
Other for Thirty-Seven Seconds
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
A Cure For lllOOlners,

One man claims he has found cure
for the bloomer craze. lie is shrewd
Vermonter, and his wife has been adj
dicted to combination of the bicycle
and tho bloomer habit In vain has he
coaxed, expostulatcd and threatened.
His better half has refused to give up
her sy7aggcr costume. One day while
she was absent her husband sat down to
the sewing machine and made pair of
bloomers for every hen on the place.
He drew them Oh the hens, and when
his wife returned he called her to the
barnyard. "Ihey look exactly as you
do," he said "only they are good deal
more graceful, There were some lively
words for few moments, but-the wo-
man hasn't worn bloomers since. Al
bany journal.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Lady Archibald Campbell. having
tried various kinds Of skirts, disapproves
Of them all. Il agree, she says, with
accomplished cyclists of both sexes who
cultivate cycling as an art that any skirt
is out of the question which is not cut
short enough to clear cranks and pedals
when the cyclist is seated and makes
dress guards unnecessary. Indeed no COS
tune which does not admit Of riding a
diamond frame model machine, and also
admit Of mounting and dismounting
from the back or front, us occasion de-
mands, with active grace, is other than
defective and absurd "-London Queen.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

DR.. George Plumb, one Of tho chem.
lists Of the University Of Chicago, says
that the time is soon coming when hot
water and food tablets viii be the sole
accoutcrncnts Of kitchen. lie says tho
essential food elements Of 200 pound
steer can be got into an ordinary pill.
box One of his tablets the size Of q
pea makes a largo bowl Of soup, A ra-
tion case of his planning, which weigh
cd eight ounces, contained the follow
ing supply; Three tablets concentrated
soups, equal to three quarts, four tar
let's beef, equal to six pounds; ono tab
let milk, equal to one pint; two tablets
wheaton grits, equal to two pounds; one
tablet egg food, equal to IL eggs.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
tions. The instigators of the strike will
make no general statement of reasons
for their action, but one said, in answer
FRO THE EAST.
The sultan Defiant and Massacres on the
Increase.
10 "A ques


BY Associated Press.
CoNsrANr1NopLE, Nov. lit is stat
ed here this afternoon that Bahri pasha,
who was dismissed from the governor
ship owing to his i'll treatment of Arme-
mans, on the representations of the
British ambassador, Sir Philip Currie,
and who Saturday last was decorated by
the sultan with the grand Gordon of the
Osmanish order, 'as IA reward for his
good services" is to be appointed to the
command of the Turkish troops going to
Ieitoan. The number of victims of the
Balburl massacre is now reported to be
| ,1OO and it it is estimated that the total
number of Armcnians, men, women and
children, killed during the most recent
massacrcs exceeds 10000, and the total
is being constantly increased.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

The gentlemen of the state capt.
a quandary. The building fuud aa'.i.
of authority TO issue Sl,CO00JO Ia va
rants for the redemption Of whigI 3e
tatn lands ceded to the state y t
United States are pledged. At l,'se
the commission has between &@N# al
$4,000 III its hands, and rcfe. ring 1 T.
situation the Independent say i
but few of the lands OF tbs gran. ~
bren appraised, little can toe eXpp"'"i'
be derived from it in the way Of ca 81
hi that ID done, Even then the ea.a ~
lease If the landH win be slow, :. .2
and it will be several generations '..d
one million dliars Will come l.ec.
from that source. The lands h3Hup
back the appropriation. They @.aa
ways pe good and will inlr asc il FU,
as The state grows Older"
This is 10 doubt true, but ia to' ut
'luhECes let II he fer4hmteitu ~ }.
act Of the legislature authorl< +.
issue Of n 100000 in + per cent v..l
tor building purposes. If the W &
are placed and the building ba.HG
should he comp!eted in three year 40
from that time at least there will HeS
accruing interest Of $4,000. ll
the Independent says, it will t|a
years to realize the 5l0Jt.0OO froa y
sale of land, the interest will ha
amounted to far moro than the wat"a'
II will be wise for the commission 10
slowly and inquire into all conting'1c
before the work Of construction IT, e
tered upon. The site has been 6nyuF'
and it can wait for the building.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Parcels weighing 90 pounds and Of
the value of 500 may be sent by mail
between England and France. Knowl-
edge Of this recently enabled an Anori-
can wheel tourist to send his machine
from London to Paris by mail at less
expense and trouble than he could have
transported it i'll amy other fashion, and
when the Wrappings were removed at
the tourists hotel IN Paris the machine
was in perfect condition. New York
WOrld
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Among tho other surprises tina, Ia
acterized the recent elections New o
furnished one of the most roau
1t appears that at Albany a coloreJ nd
has been elected judge of the rocorJeI
court, q judicial position that ~
powers is almost equal to that of j 4a
of the state supreme court, The '4c'
man is james 9. Matthews, aud he y
a nominee on the regular democrat
ticket. After the election by the N
York democracy of negro TO so h4G
position, vino can measure the pOsslh'
lies Of politics, or account for the tie'
of voters? The newly elected judge
no doubt qualified for the position, d
in spite of that it appears strange u
his race and color did DOT initiate agalD
him. The election points a moral.
few more such incidents in the nor
and the color line in the south will d
appear.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

By Associated Press,
COLUMBIA, S. g., Nov. 1.-THE con.
venlion took further action today to.
wards preventing l!nchlng, by providing
that any county, whore lynchiug oc,
CURED, or, where a prisoner is taken
from officers and suffers bodily injury
shall be liable to damages IN d sum OF
not less than $1,000 t. the person So in.
.ura5. o? 10 his Iega! representatives il
he is killed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

A Belgian cyclist has made Il bet that
he can cover distance equal to half q
mile over a particularly bad road while
carrying in his mouth pipcwiso il spoon
upon the bowl Of which is placed an
egg, the loss OF the egg during the jour
ncy to result in the loss Of the wager
made. -~ Wheel
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

A peramb1.lAting cigar store is the
latest Berlin development Of the worlds
newborn love Of wheels. A magnificent
glass case is mounted on u sort Of quad
luplet which receives motive power
from the limbs Of the proprietor, who is
seated just behind the case. At night
the whole affair is brilliantly lighted by
electricity .-EXchaIge
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

by Associated Press,
LoSDoN, Nov. 1.-THE British bark
Highland Home, Captain McWhirr,
from Portland, Ore, was lost during
last nights storm Off Angle, near Mil
ford, Her crew, consisting Of II men,
are missing.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
A NGKN ELEM ENTS,


BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Nov. l1.-A severe storm
ragged today over Scotland and the
northern part Of England and Ireland.
Floods were general through the dis.
triCt, In the northern part Of Great
Britain serious damage was done to
property. bridg-s washed away and
large tracts Of territory inundated In
addition many buildings were wrecked,
harbors damaged and number of ships
stranded. Tho loss Of life, however, was
small.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

Legislature Controlled by Two Populists
in kentucky.

in kentucky.
By Associated Press.
LOUISVILLE Ky, Nov IL The fate
of candidates for the seat OF United
States Senator Blackburn OF Kentuck y
will rest in the hands Of two popuists,
elected to the house. Complete returns
show the following; House Democrats,
iG; republicans, %; populsts, ,. Senate
Democrats, -; republicans, 1G. JOINT
ballot Democrats, IS; republicans, GS;
populists. >.
The republicans claim that both popu-
lists will vote with them, while many
democrats are of the opinion that the
populist vote will split.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

BY Associated Piess.
LONDON, Nov. u.--Fire damp caused
an explosion at the Winning colliery at
Blackwell, near Alfreton, in the county
of Derby today. Seven are reported
killed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
DR.. A. G. STODDART

Medical director and the only visiting physician
and specialist from San Francisco regrespntjpa
Dr.; iiebig'ss World Dispeusary IL lontnus,
will have offices at his own private reception
rooms, 10 and III Vaughn building. SATURDAY.
Sunday and Monday, Nov. IL, II and ls
On account of enormous increase in practice
ijr. Stodhart can only spare three days this TRIP
Private reception rooms for consultation. llr
stod lart will again deliver his cele6ra,ei Iao &C.
ture, The Science and Secrets of Life, From tb
| Cradle to the Grave" embracing Love, Marriage
Jealonsy and Divorce, who should nnrry and
who should not and why, at Grand Ceu1ral hail
Sunday night at 3 o'clock, to men only Ever
m.n doctoring for special chronic dsoasqs
resulting from the abuse or ignorance Of Ma
,nre's laws, should attend this great lecture
Fakes and fakirs. before and aftor medicine
vendors and quacks will receive proper notice
In this lecture.
| Every man desiring knowledge of things that
are should attend. Truth is stranger than ton
| Every man should hear Ihis lecture. frenio
men.
| This will be n r"re opportunity to nectinfre
cgnsuitrtlOi wlth ono of the greatest specialists
OF the l!ih century, namely, Dr. A. G. Stpdhn
who has b en- examining Z physician fuf the Lie
big Worli Dis. eusary for the isst Is Year,.
| Is SAID that the Goctur has tieated th- greatest
number of patients in that time that haze ever
been knrwn to bs treated by one physiciai. Hi3
| experience i'll the treatment of either clrolic
private and complicated disee ses Of meg aud
women has given him such kaowlpdge tlat 'rg
csses have ever been known to battle his gIs
| skill
Everyone requiring expert treatlUeat tf
! chronic 0lsetees of tie eye, ear uos' htN.
skin, blood and reproductive md nervous.
! tens, RI 1uld not fail to m let the doCtur. h.
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TIE Linbig World Dispenerry has b-'l ID
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| ena ftr n"acly qu4rt-r Of century. iGpgm
not IKE III any OF the unknown who yI-l' EuI
city bat once in Lifetime and pass a", y, negf
| to rctufD. Dr. liebig d Co havs via.o5 AE|
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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
SOMEBODY HLuNDEKED," :"
Says Member of the Deyii's Lake A..
Il. 4.

81 Associated Press.
DEVILS LAKE, Nov. H. The strike is
ri This afternoon tie local lodge, A.
Is. u, met here and declared the strike
off.
Resolutions We're adopted, condemn
ing the Great Northern and also declar-
ing that new men would not be moested
by members of the A. r. y. Discharged
men will go elsewhere in search OF situa-
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15

health and sweet breath secured by Shi-
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price, 81 cents.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Driver.
Bradley Drug company
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1895-11-15
THE LOST EARRINGS.


height and a brilliant audience had as,
semhlcd at the Theatre Francais 10 wit
ness the performance of Jules iSandoau S
delightful play, "Mademoiselle de la
Seiglicre. "
The empress was present, graceful
and beautiful, the emperor at her side,
wrapped i'll his favorite air of gloomy
abstraction, which, Ike Lord B1rlcigh S
celebrated nod, was supposed to mean
so much, yet which, viewed by the i'm
partial light Of subsequent vcrucious
history, seems to have signi1ied so little.
Several officers III glittering uniforms
were in attendance, sparkling with dec
orations slowerod upon them by CRATE
ful sovereign, aud among these gallant
warriors, conspicuous by reason Of his
attire, was IL solitary, humble, black
coated civi Liam, in ordinary evening
dress, with the inevitable speck Of red
st his luttonholc
In a box almost Immediately opposite
that occupied by their imperial majos-
ties was a young and exceedingly hand
some Russian lady, Countess ivanotf,
concerning whose manifold graccs and
fascinatiuns the great world of Paris
elected to interest itself considerably at
this period.
The beauty and the wit Of this fair
northern cnchantrcss were the theme of
every masculine tongue and her mag
niticent diamonds the envy and admira-
ton of all feminine boholdcrs. The
countess was accompanied by her hus-
band, a man of distinguished appear
anCe.
The curtain fell after the first act.
Tho emperor and empress withdrew
during the entr'acte Many humber
mortals followed their example, among
them Count Ivanotf, apparently III no.
wise disturbed by the fact that the
golden youth i'll the stalls were bring
ing small battery Of operC glasses to
bear upon the dazzling ch.alna of his
beautiful wife.
The countess leaned back in her lux
uriOus fauteuil, tanning herself, serene
ly indifferent to the interest she was
exciting IN the dim light Of her cur
tain shaded box the glitter Of her splcn-
did diamonds seemed ,o form - sort If
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