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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16

snAMoiSIN, Pa, Dec. Jonathan
W. baker, proprietor OF the Baker
house Of bewisburg, nssotts that ho
was wholly cured OF acute iniinmmn-
tory rheumatism, from which lac was
q sulierur for u score Of yoars, through
the mysterious powers OF Francis
schlattor, the "diyine hoaler,' OF Colo
RADIO.
None OF the local doctors were able
10 help Mr. Btkor, aud Il was only by
the aid Of crutches thEt he was able 10
move shout when not confined 10 his
home entirely.
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PoRT TOwNgRND, WASH, Dec. 10. -
According to InOmas s. Novel, who
wes elected delegate 10 Congress from
AlnskA last summon, Vice PRECEDENT
Stevenson has expressed himself as
being VI The opinion that there are no
grounds for arbitration Vt the disputed
boundary lluo between Canada and
Alaska, ami that % England though l
otherwise sho would have 10 light for
huF IIYhln.
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MORTON a CANDIDATE.
1'umbb una n Powerful Combination
20 support Him.

Ca support Him.
NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-rho Morning
Advertiser tomorrow will say; Levi
p, Morton IL an avowed candidate for
tho Presidency. Tho Advertiser 10
able 10 make this announcement on
Wha, may DO termed this best author
ity.
DuTing tho present week ditlin'
gulshed party loader told IN Adver-
llter reporter that tho governor may
conclude TO take his fTisuds Into MS
Confidence and declare TO them Just
how he ieois about 1896.
Toe leader, who saw tho governor
~ Ellcrsiie on Thursday last came
back With pretty firm conclusion
thnt Mr. Morton doe5 not PROPOSE 70
l,ia away the honor offered him ~
the lael Saratoga convention, aud tha'
While he does not propose 10 person
ally exert himself, TO will BIO pleased
70 have tue New York delegation
Hand N FIRMLY for his nomination n
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Nh. yar Az AByssInla,

Ro,n. Dec. l5.--rhe Capitale states
that an army OF lOO,OOO A5yssiniansi IL
advancing rapidly IN two eo.umns on
Adowa and Asmara. rhe Italians who
ocoupy lhese points Will remain ON the
deionsiyc, says this paper, and viii en-
usnvor 10 temporlzD with their anlago-
nlsls until ttiniofeemsnta arrive ioi
their tuligi.
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ENGLISH CAPITAL FOR AMEMoAN
INVESTMENTS.

4 IMPORTANT 10 Americans sooking
English Capital Tor new enterprises.
Il A list containing tho names and adj
dresses OF 800 auccesstul promoters who
have placed ovo- EiO0,Oo0,0O0 sterling la
Foreign Investments within the last ok
years, and over Els,OQ0,OQl for tho aevon
monthnof isu5 Price 50 or SIS, payable
BY postal order to Tho London aud uni
ycrsity Bureau ~ INVESTOR, 20, Cheap
side, London, T.. e. Subscribers will DO
entitled, by arrangements with the diroc-
tors, TO receive other personal or lo.tors
OF introduction 20 auy Of those successful
promoters. This list Il flrst-class In every
respect, and every man or hrm whose
namo appcara therein may bo depended
upon. Tor placing tho following it Will
DO found NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Shares of
Industrial, Commercial and Financial Cou-
corns, Mortgage Loans, Sale Of Lands,
Patents or Mines. nirCcIurs:-SiR Ed
wAuD e. Ross, Hos. WALrrU e. pErYs,
carr ARTHUR sriFFE. lCopyrlght1
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NEW YoRiS, Dec. ii.-rne bond
holdefs' committee OF The Auu attic
q Pacific railway has bogua sult IN
the New York supreme court ngalnat
the Aichis1n, Topokh & Santa Fe rail-
way, members Of The joint executive
reorganization oommiticg, tue Now
York Guar. nteo and Indemnity COM
rGny, the Union Truft company aud
the Mercantile Trust company, aa de-
p0sitotics ana mortgages Of tue cln-
mittne a. creditors 81 tho Aichi.
son, Topeka s. Eaata Fc rail-
whv company 20 tho sxioni
Of s3.75u, 100 on this Atchison ruuran-
teo on thrir houds. Plaiotin elaine
thsttho Atchison reorganization Is In
efirot o.mbluation between the
f,ockh,lier8 and bondholdors 10 re-
Organize the property in their interests
rs slookholders na well ae b1ndholiersi
aud foin1tate tue pNislln securities IL
their order nfpriority. aud that u eau.
not he done 90 ITO exclusion and
rights oil Intermediate cttditore.
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ILLEGAL DIVORCES.
A Case on the Outcome OF which
mach Depends.

WICHITA, Kan, Dec. l5,--In 1890
MIRA, j. W. KinoAid, OF Oklahoma
city, aecuted divorce from her huv-
hand. He married another woman
aud became wealthy. In 1893 the au-
premo court decided that divorces
granted In probate courts were not
legai, ana tho original Mrs.. Kineaid
has filed petition against hor hua-
band, charging him with adultery with
wife No. 2,and asks Tor half the wealth
he made since their illegal divorce aa
alimony.
The outcome OF the enfo mesns
much 10 the scores granted divorces by
Inc territorial oouttz.l
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Davis, Emme,i, oven Rowe, Inuisiiil,
Sunbulsi Nappeslaldy, Vol Tone nnd
Ennis Hone.
No man could Join = company unless
he was q momher u the Clau-ua-Gacl.
After bee ming a member Of this OF
rauization, no had 20 be vouohed Tor
by two wull known irishmon before be
could enlist. lilo also had 20 buy
dlsiiDolive uniform, and be willing to
pay hio pro rata ahnro Of the expenses
ui the movement.
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NEW TIME CARD, N EFFECT DEC. I, 1895
1ls.h4 AFrlrs and Dspari ~ sat Lax
Guy Dant, a. lsAoiFi'

AWHiNA
Prem Chicago. Omaha, H. Louis
Kansas city, Denver. fark ClT
ana oEGcu. ssss.s.sssssssssssss s. " ~
ffOH Helena, Butte, iorilahe, asa
TFtaCiico tnd OEdor... ..... ......... Q Is An
70 or ZEN a5dinieraFoistS po.ai, 5Spm
'''i Kansas riti, bower anu oFdSn' SSoGm
Iron frisco, Milford, fgArcta NIs
E}reis............ 1870 5sopm
siT,m 1sfuiruf, Toooin Hnd Car.
field Beach ....,........ .,...........-. Z II" y 70
DrrAEr
For Chicago, omahs, Denver, Kan.
fas CITY 81 Louis, ugaun and
ihlE Aiiy s,ssss.,.s ssss.sssss o. m
Tor san Francisco, Ogden, Cache
Valley anu intermediate points, 90 m
For ogden asi intermediate points a0l pm
ForUhlrago, Omaha, Denver, han.
land Sh ,i San FTaa'eisco.... -, 7oopm
tTor Eneta. Mcrour. Provo. N0phi
tanpulo VALLEY, Milford aud
irifH9,, ..,.,,.,s'.,,. .-... s.s ~ -
'yoi gutrfod Beach, Tooelo aud
Terminate. '',....',,'.s.,.,...,s,...s % ~
TRAINS south OF Jual rua dLl'y sAespi
. nun dst:y EXCEPT sunday
Dr.. hurley.
General Agent Psssentef no. Esimcnt
City Ticket Oaos, 20l Hiil Stlss.
TslepAons $50.
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GOOD FOR EVERYBODY

Almost everybody takes some laxative
medicine 20 cleanse the system and keep th1
Stood pure. Those who take SIMMONS
LIVER EuGuLt-OR liquid OF r1wj.tl
sct all The benefits Of a mild and pleasant
laxative AMI tonic that puHtcs Inc t...t
and strengthens the whole system. Aui
n5,s than this: SIMMONS LIVER RlI.-
.ArOR regulates the Liver, keeps 10 active
and healthy, and when The Liver is Zoo
good condition you find yourself free from
Malaria, BI.IoGsnesg, indigestion, SIS.
Headache and Constipation, and f.I IA.
hat worn ont and debii,ltei feeling
These are 90 caused ty slugt.sh Live.
Good digestion and freedom from stona.i
troubles VIII only be had when the iis.r
is properly at work. u troubled W.h aUy
q these complaints, try SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR. The King Of Liver Mcl-
l.nes, and Better than Pills.
ErEvENY Pk--ISAGE-uc
HE1 tho n stamp IN red on wrapper.
y. n. Zeilin q Co., philo.. Pa.
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CURRENT In EHenl Nov In lHQl.
rniK TABLE !" I"'0' WV WI

reovr sntt Lnu. cilv.
No. Yer uaEhar, Provo, Guut
Function ald sil po.nia -as. sosL 70
-'N tua MI points Kas,.......... SOP m.
w. pSiu,!. 80. 49, sisop. IA
No t-i or So Pleasant, hoab, So
points 49, '.,.......'........... $50 p. N.
No. t-for kurala, paYton, Provo,
aud OBJ intermediate poiau sigop. M
No. s-iut OEdon and tho NJ eat..... u = o. ~
no l-For ugfsn and The west.... igna p.m
Arriys salt Lake city.
No l-Trom Provo, Qrani Jusouon
ana ne E,,t.........-...... i'i'sp. m
80 ts 80 us ' Esst '..'........,...., map. N.
\ t-from Provo. Uiarhami Kant
shlna, eureka ana all inter-
mediate points,,,.sss.s......, tf-, D. ~
No, C-irom ogden ana inlurmed' o,.. 81,
lNtt be- Do lassssss.ss .,ss..s ..ttssta w.
No. 1-trum Eufaks aud flyfon.- y l-'
No e--from Nr1dn hnt $40 Wr1t.. y .n
No. t=frum UrIuu and no west, s.al p N,
only lins ruunur through fullmhA tMAla
sleeping tsTH .uII take Cl,Y 20 rnn hfincilr Oh
NAIH lnsp Dft" 90 Denver via Grand Junction
and hAlt Lake u.iy 60 Kansas city aud Dhiot'
no YIN Colorado puinlf. ,.
Through uansit % family slespers without
frsc rscllniug char cars eat LAs9 "
Denver.
Ticket once, is v, End South
J.. DODGE Gen. Manager.
r, n, BArtuCk Tramo Manager
d. A. WADLLldn, Gou. iaasEr. AT
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CMR7 "A IRl4H

Aptrtieio IL appiied irio e.oh uottrli Aud ~
aFrarahlo. rftes cents ~ druggists or by mail.
ELY hROIiEBh. % Wausn street. Nov
ICrA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16
CHICAGO,
ST. LOUIS ano
EAST.

You lcavo Ogden, o
Salt Lake in tho oven
ing. aud after break
fasting 70 the mp
tuOus dining cars of 10
SANTA FE ROUTE
on the third morning
you arrive IN ChicAgl
or st. Louis IN season 4
attOnd TO business o
connect with all fas
trains for the East
Some ono has said 70
comfy that tho track o
tho ATCHISON, 10
PEkA * SANTA ri
railroad was IA Huct
pericoi condition tina
tho long distance run Of
the "Flyofn on the New
York Central could bt
cqualed " not exceed.
Ell, by Is magnificent
trains.
GEO. y GILMAN
General Agent Paaien
eor Department.
go NYost Second South
Street. Salt Lake City,
Utah,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-12-16
rRY
WRlGLEY'S
JUICY FRUIT
CHEWING GUM.

fhs T.nsn Favored Gan on earth oiArk.
Udrsdse co., SAT- LAse city, john heeHs
troft 4 Hsns Co.. Ogden. Iole asehtA
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IHW. CLARK,
OLlVKR W. MINK,
A. HllnnG ANDERSON RsoslVsrs
sOnN w. DOAEE.
IREDERICE X CoUDEnr.
l.. DICKINSON. GrnoIal Munger
~ LOAAA. w.. A. . 4. AgshL
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25

law, section 23OO of the Political
code, are designed to throw all possi-
sale guards about persons accused
OF insanity. The old law was loose
in this respect. Under the new law
whenever it appears by affidavit to
the satisfaction of a magistrate of the
county that any person is disordered
IN his mind so as to endanger health,
person or property the magistrate
issues "A warrant directing that the
person be arrested and taken before
the district Judge for examination.
The Judge subpenas two or more
witnesses best acquainted with the
person and two physicians are sum-
moned. The physicians hear the
testimony and are required to make
"A personal examination OF the alleged
insane person. If they think him to
be dangerously insane they make n
certificate showing that such person
is so far disorded in his mind as to
endanser health, person or property;
the premonitory symptoms, apparent
cause or class OF insanity, the dura-
tion and condition of the disease; the
nativity, age, residence, occupation
and previous habits of the person;
the place from whence the person
came, and the length of time he re-
sided in this state. After this the
Judge makes an order directing that
he be confined it the insane asylum
for treatment. The physicians are
allowed SO for each examination.
Last week We quoted section 1858
OF the Political code which stated
! that a witness in criminal cases in
courts not of record should receive
no pay or compensation for his SER
vices. Section 2463 OF the Penal
code modifies this somewhat, as fol-
lows:
"When a person attends beforv a
magistrate, grand Jury or court as a
witness in criminal case, under the
subpoena or in pursuance OF an un-
dertaking aud it appears that he has
come from a place outside of the
county, or that he is poor and unable
to pay the expenses OF such attend
anee the court at its discretion, if the
attendance of the witness be upon
a trial, by an order upon its minutes,
or in any other case, the judge at his
discretion, by u written order may
his warrant upon the ecounty treasurer
in favor OF such witness for a reason
able sum, to be specified in the order,
for the necessary expences OF the
witness"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25

exceeds that amount. Silver Bow,
Madison and Deer Lodge had five
mill levy last year and Custer count y
made it A.. All the others ran undt r
that. So you see that method has
its vlrtures to recommend it.
Then there is u possible solution
offered by subdivision 13-of section
1890 OF the political code. That
gives the board OF county commis-
sioners power ito levy annually on
the propt ,ty OF the county for the
purpose OF defraying the current ex-
penses thereof, including salaries, n
tax not exceeding 16 mills on the
assessed valuation of the property
in any one year
The question comes up whether
the board could not levy sufficient
tax for the current expenses of the
county to include the school ex-
penses, and then declare, by resolu-
ton, that the maintenance of the
public schools are part of the cur
rent expenses OF the county"
Couldn't the objecting taxpayer
tie the county up in litigation in the
same manner as you referred to
before?" the attorney general was
asked.
"He couldn't object to the levying
OF a tax for the expenses of the
county, while it was under 16 mills,
because the law authorizes the lev,
Neither could he stop the collection
of the money. He might restrain the
board of commissioners from divert
ing the money to that fund, but lie
wouldn't. What good would it do
him? The money would be there in
the treasury, and he would have
nothing to gain, and besides it would
make him the most unpopular man
in the state if he did. The people will
have their schools"
"Would the levy of 16 mills prove
sufiicient?"
"Amply. But few counties exceeded
16 mills last year, taking into account
the state tax of q. mills, which, o.
course, would not be included within
the 10 mill limit. The total levy il
Lewis and Clarke county for 1894
including the school and state taxes
was only II mills
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
IMPORTANT LAND DECISION.
Furnished by w. D. Harlan, Land Attorney
Washington, D. C.

The sale of land after final proof,
but prior to the issuance of final GER
tificate, will not defeat the right to n
patent, where the record shows due
compliance with the law.
Coal.
No vested rights are secured through
filing a coal declaratory statement,
and a sale of the land thereafter by
the claimants, prior to final proof
and entry, defeats his right to pur-
chase said land, and AN entry thereof
made in his name must be Cancelled.
MINERAL.
AS between a placer applicant for
stone land and a purchaser under
the timber and stone act, priority of
assertion of "a legal claim determines
the rights OF the parties.
Posting notice for go days is sufficient
if the same period is covered by pub
lication.
Application for patent or survey
may embrace several contiguous
locations.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
SOME STARTLING DISCOVERIES.
Provisions of the New Cdoe on Various
Subjects.

Section 542 of the Penal code con-
cerning selling and giving away OF
cigarettes is very strict. 1t reads:
Every person who sells or gives any
tobacco, cigars, cigarettes, or cigar
cite paper to any minor under elgh-
teen years of age, is guilty OF a misde-
meanor, and upon conviction there
of shall be punished by a fine OF not
less than twenty-five dollars, nor
more than five-hundred dollars or
imprisonment not to exceed three
months in the county Jail, or both
such fine and Imprisonment in the
discretion OF the court. 3"
A matter of great importance and
of especial interest to justices of the
peace and litigants in Justice courts
is provision in the new codes that
a resident OF one township cannot be
sued in another township, but that
the suit must be brought in the town
ship wherein he is n resident.
One of the very important laws
which went into effect with the new
codes on July 1st, is to the effect that
all roads whether heretofore declared
public or not, but commonly used by
the public will become county prop
erty. 1t therefore becomes necessary
that in cases when the public have
made common use of private roads
the owners should have excluded
such travel by constructing n fence
prior to July LIST.
Section 1855 OF the penal code
covers the question as to what con-
stitutes a tramp or "vag 1t is as
follows:
1. Every person Except an lndian)
without visible means of living, who
has the physical ability to work, and
who does not seek employment OF
labor when employment is offered to
him.
2. Every healthy beggar who
solicts aims as business.
| 8. Every person who roams about
from place to place without any law
ful business.
4. Every idle or dissolute person
or associate OF known thieves, who
wanders about the streets at late oil
unusual hours of the night, or who
lodges in any barn, shed, clubhouse
vessel, or place other than such as il
kept for lodging purposes, without
the permission of the owner or party
entitled to the possession thereof.
). Every lewd and dissolute persoI
who lives in and about houses OF il
fame, or who lives with or upon tn
earnings of wowan of bad repute
and
6. Every common prostitute am
common drunk ard;
Is a vagrant and punishable by i'm
J prisonment in the county Jail no
exceeding 80 days.
As though the Imprisonment wer
not enough punishment a provision
in regard to fines, which is applicabl
in such cases, is found in section 123'
OF the penal code. This section is a
follows:
Section 1888. Upon a conviction
for any crime punishable by imprisor
ment in any Jail or prison, in relatlo
to which no fine is herein prescribed
the court may impose a fine on tn
offender not exceeding 5000 j
addition to the punishment pre-
; scribed.
Music OF any kind is prohibited o
Sunday in places where drinks ar
sold.
The provision OF the new insanit
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
Don't Tt bacco Spit or Smoke Your Life Away.

Is the truthful, startling title of "A book
about No-To-l l8ae, the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco cure that braces up nieoti-
nized nerves, eliminates the nicotine
poison, makes weak men gain strength.
vigor and manhood. You run no physical
financial risk, as No-To-B Bac is sold by
druggist everywhere under "a guarantee To-
cure or money refunded. Book free.
Address Sterling Remedy Co., New York or
Chicago. c. +. Little. agent, Lewistown,
Montana.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25

I'VE had an epidemic of dysentery in this
vicinity last summer" says Samuel s. Pol
lock, of Briceland, Cal" Il wns taken VII "a
it and suffered severely until some one
called my atten to Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy. | pro-
cured bottle and felt better after the first
dose. Before one-half OF the bottle had
been used was we'll. recommended il to
my friends and their experience was the
same. Weall unite in saying it is the best. -
For sale by C. F. Little, druggist.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
For Sale.

A Patented Ranch of 16O acres, well i'm
proved, situated . miles from Lewistown,
on the Judith River, in the heart of splen.
did range. Adapted to any kind of stock
range. Opeu water the year around. Will
sell at reasonable figure. For further
particulars, apply at this Office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
Ard Thisi

New Girl-"Mamma, | wish you
could sew"
New Woman-"Why so, child?''
New Girl-"Because I've torn my
bloomers and papas busy ironing. -
Chicago Tribune.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
Wanted.

Five thousand beef hides at the Montana
Hardware store.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1895-07-25
In Effect Sunday, June 2, 1895.

ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No l. Pacific Mall west bound n
M. . Atlantic Mail east bound .........1 20 n
No. \, MarysvIlle accommodation, daily
except Sunday ..................- ..-.....s:'o u
No. = Elkhorn accommodate ion. Tuesdays.
Thursdays and Saturdays .5:sO p nj
No. y, Mickes and Boulder accommodation
daily except sunday -I:2h IA
No IO1. Rimini mixed, Mondays only. ......2:o IA
DEPART FROM HELENA.
No l. Pacific Mail, west bound M
No = Atlantic Mail east bound 10 IA
No q Marysville accommodation. ally
No. 10, ElKhOrn accommodation. Tuesdays,
Thursdays and ..-.-..1:l5 %
No. 10, Nickes and Boulder accommoda-
tion daily except Sunday a ~
No lO2 Rimini mixed, Mondays only -..-lO:30 a n
For Information, time cards, maps and
tickets call on or write
a. D. EDGAR,
General Agent, Helena, Montana,
CHAS. s. FEE,
Gent Pass and Ticket Agent,
ST. PAUL. MINI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1895-11-27

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