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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-06
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Great Falls, June 5.-James Young
and William Mclaughlin were arrest
ed at an early hour this morning on a
charge of burglarizing a ranch house
near the city. The goods they are ac-
cused of stealing were found in a cache
on the river bank.
a marriage license was issued to-
day TO II. A. bremen of Portland, Ore,
and Miss Jennie A. Fitzgerald of this
city.
and Mrs. Daniel Driscoll, at their resi-
dence, III Seventh avenue north, a
daughter.
w. Kelleher and James Nolan have
filed for record their government pat
ent for the east half of section 20
township 10, north of range east.
James Greedy has just begun the
construction of five seven-room houses
at Fourth street and Fifth avenue
south. Each will cost $1,000.
Many cattlemen have moved their
stock from the Big Sandy to the foot
hills of the Highwood and Belt noun
tains, where grass is nutritious and
abundant.
About 100000 sheep will be sheared
at Pondera this summer
Mary Z. Higgins deeds to Libbie l..
Ackley lot 25x50 feet in Sand Coulee
consideration, 1925.
The Cascade bank of Great Falls has
brought suit against r. A. Ammon to
recover Sl.3OS so, which it is alleged
plaintiff advanced from March "a to
June 3, 1895. and which defendant has
refused to pay.
The suit of Taylor & Parrotte VS.. r.
w. Lamb has been dismissed as set
tied.
To-day. Friday and Saturday are
ember days in the Episcopal church
Services will be held at 4:15 p. m each
day.
]. c. Koehler returned yesterday
from three months visit in Homo
lulu.
Franklin Farrell and 4. T. Mignon
OF Connecticut. J. +. Gaylord of Butte
and Rudolph Schenck of Chicago, all
interested in the Parrot Mining COM
pany of Butte, are in the city inspect
ing the Boston d Montana shelters.
The convocation of the Episcopal
missionary jurisdiction of Montana
Will begin in Great Falls June 16. when
Rev. John +. Pritchard of Livingston
VIII give the morning sermon and
Bishop Brewer of Helena will deliver
the evening address
The standard system of rules will
go into effect on the Great Northern
July !. and the employees at Great
Falls are busy studying them.
Col. j. II. Rice is making prepara-
tions 10 begin shearing on his Shon-
kin ranch.
The erection of 10-stamp mill has
been begun at the Goldbug mine. in
the Little Rockies.
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College Games.
Cambridge, June Brown, 10; Harvard, 6.
At the Hotels.

Butte. June 5.-The Butte. r.
Rowen. James Peard, Chicago; c. d.
Baker II. Unzicker, New York; c. G..
Reeder. Spokane; A. II. McAnulty,
Minneapolis; T. G.. Merrill, ]. G.. Pam
pin. II. ]. Sheape, w. NJ. Biggs, Hell
ena; John Jennings. GRANTEE: Henry
Pieper. Drummond: S. A. Steele. NJ. H.
Fay, w. ID. Rogers. San Francisco:
Mrs. +. T. Phelps. Detroit; George
Diehl. st. Louis; A. NJ. Plough, Chi
cago; Mrs. G. A. Robinson. Peter
Landsay, Salt Lake; j. NJ. Frye and
wife, Helena.
The McDermott: ]. II. Malone, Miles
City; c. Burkett. Pipestone; Julius
Moisbach, Gus Moisbach, +. s. Bailey.
San Francisco; J. II. Conrad. Horn;
j. A. Thornton, st. Louis: IL. C. Hens
low, Lincoln; John G.. Boyle and wife,
St Paul: G.. Mcclure. Great Falls:
Alex Gilman, Boulder; L. Minheim
Helena; Louis Morrison, Denver; NJ S.
Parker, Great Falls
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EOR SALE-One fine Gurey solar transit
Il Call on or address jill. Tr0ls)n, 33l Graui.e
street. Butte, Mont.
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Editor Arrested.

New York. June 5.-The Fourth Es-
tate, newspaper. last week published
verbatim the proceedings of the con-
ference committee of the associated
press and united press at the sessions
held in this city the preceding two
weeks. This morning the united press
began suit against Ernest Bingham.
the editor Of the Fourth Estate, for
alleged criminal libel. He was released
on his own recognizance until o'clock
this afternoon. pending examination.
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ST Louis, June 5.-Archbishop Kahn
said to-day: ITO ascertain with a GER
tainty whether there was any doubt
of my appointment as archbishop of
St Louis, l yesterday cabled the car
straddle the question:" said Mr. Merrill.
the following reply has been received 4:
Rome, June ;, 1S95.-To Archbishop
Kahn, ST. Louis. Mo-: In my telegram
of May "a l announced to you that
you had beens created by the holy
father archbishop of ST. Louis. The
usual brief bull will be expedited.
What more do you wish? (Signed),
Ledockowsky."
1t is thus determined beyond doubt
the venerable Archbishop Kenrick has
been superseded.
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WARNING CUBANS,
They Are Watched Marti Is as Dead as
Door Nail.

Havana, Cuba, June 5.-The govern
ment authorities have information of
an expedition from Dauphin island and
other places in the bay of the Missis-
sippi river which is being filled out
with a considerable armed force to aid
the rebels here. The United States au-
thorities and the Spanish legation
have been notified and arc informed of
all movements of the expedition and
names of the ships in use. The author
tiles also have their eyes upon some
suspicious movements about Mobile,
Ala.
In reply to direct inquiries the act
ing captain general says there is no
truth whatever in the recent reports
that Marti is still alive. He says the
corpse of Marti has been identified be
yond the slightest question.
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Beauty Of MoIe,ate Drinking.

In a certain little Scottish town some
time ago they held a temperance meet
ing. During the proceedings an old
man who was not exactly noted for
sobriety, got up 10 address the audi
cnce. He said. after a few remarks
upon the beauty and advantage or
moderation: My friends. there's just
two occasions when | TAX whiskey-"
ndismayed by the huns" ana
"hahs,' which cnsued. ne continued
lay. / just TAX whiskey when / haa
haggis for dinner. and | TAX whiskey
when | haze nae hagEis." The rest Of
the speech was lost in the storm of
APPLAUSE that broke forth.
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The Wool Tra,le.

Boston. June 5-Ihe Amer can Wool and
Cotton Reporter vii say tomorrow o: the wool
trade: Although the market has continued 10
wear that quiet eXter0- AS has caarac-ar zsd
II al during las. month the fact rpt-ain, that
the sales his week IN their total equal the w
craze weekly aggregate under which we used
10 call TIE normal trad" conditions. The s4lr,
this week amount 10 l.475.-UO pounds C8me,t. G
and &c 800 pound, foreign. making q to.al o.
iis 90 pounds asaiu~- a -. Al OF -. . so for
the previous UeeN AMI total % :. los 0Jl pounds
for tie corresponding week last year. TIE
si!as since Jan J. aHa4at 20 G1.>3i4J3 B5ua Is.
against ei.it3.4J1 T1I-3, q yea a.o
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ON THE TRACK.
In San Francisco.

San Francisco. June -Favori;es got most OF
the money to-day as all except the last race
went TO heavily backed horses Starter Merrill
las suspended Jockey Todd sloane for the rest
of the meeting for beating the flag.
Eve and one-haf furlongs, 2-year-olds--H Her
Majesty won, Walcott second. lnstigator third;
lime, i:09A. Seven furlongs-Crawford won,
Sea Side second. Nero third; time, :2aal Five
and one-half furlongs-lim Murphy won, Banjo
second, Carmel lhrd; time. 1:O7A. Mile and 20
yards, Undergraduates won. Mr.. Jingle sec
ond, Little Cripple tn rd; { me, LACY On Il and
one-haf miles, teeplechase-Alexis won. Es-
peEance second, Longwell third; time, 327.
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Turkish Manners.

Constantinople, June 5.-In a dispute
here to-day between a Turkish official
and officers of a French steamer re-
garding baggage. the former drew his
sword and wounded one of the French
officials. The Turkish officer was ar
rested. The French embassy promptly
demanded satisfaction from the Turk
ish government. which agreed that the
Turkish officer will be tried by the
French law
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Valuable Services Recognized.

Washington, June 5.-John c. Kee-
nan of Indianapolis. who has been en-
ployed at the Kaw Indian sub-agency
in Oklahoma, has been appointed
agent at Neah Bay. Wash. He has
been in the service five years and was
promoted without any request from,
solely as a recognition of his efficiency
and reliabil
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that he would accept nothing but cash
from now on. The saloonkeeper stated
that he would consult a lawyer on the
matter. and ii is possible that a fight
may be made on the proposition. Coun-
ty Treasurer Hill informed the city
treasurer to-day that he had 5000 Of
city money which has come in delin-
quent taxes. Mr.. Yoder informed him
that he would not accept the money
until the expert examination into the
city finances has been completed and
the books turned over to him.
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Her Maiden NoNare.

New York. June 5.-Thc American line
steamship St. Louis left her pier at the
foot of Fulton street promptly at IL
o'clock this forenoon to enter upon her
first voyage across the ocean. She car
ried the full number of cabin and saloon
passengers for VIII CT she has accomno-
daflOus
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Moro Arguments to Come.

salt Lake. June 5.-Much interest is
shown in the hearing of the applica-
ton for a receiver for the Utah North
ern and Oregon Short Line railroad.
within the territory of Utah. which
comes up before Judge Merritt to-mor-
row. 5. II. II. Clark and other Union
Pacific officials are in the city. ]. NJ.
Thurston is also here to look after the
Union Pacific interests. J. NJ Egan
arrived from Portland this morning.
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Port Townsend. Wash. June 5.-Pro-
fessor Nash. chief of the British educa-
tional bureau in India and of the Hin
doc princes. jumped overheard the
steamer City Of Topeka a few miles
north of Queen Charlotte sound last
Monday and was drowned The body
was not recovered.
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No Drinks on Rnnrd.

New York. June 5.-The American
line steamship Berlin. which sailed for
Southampton at 4 o'clock this after
noon. has been chartered by Rev. Hen
~ :. Lunn 10 carry party OF &c per-
sons who Will attend the convention Of
the Worlds Woman Christian Tenn
perance union. which meets in Lon
don June Il.
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Cincinnati, June 5.--The attendance at the
Lttonia RACES to- lay exceeded 1000. The track
was heavy. Purse. seven and one-half fur
longs->ligo won. lie Banjo second. Addle Blu
chanan third; time, I:i2. Purse. one mile
Princess won, Ashland second, Say GA third;
time. AS. Purse. five furlongs-Fred Barr won.
Sir Dixie second, Joe Clark third; time, :06A
Purse, six furlongs-Cerro Gordo Won, Bill y
Bennett second, Minnie Baxter third; time,
1:2l. Purse, four and one-half furlongs-Ar-
gentia won, La GIlcondriana second, Realm
third: time. .EA1I
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At Baltimore-6 Chicago, 2.
At Washington--Game called at the end Of
fourth inning on account of rain.
At New York;; Louisville, 3.
At Boston,; Pittsburg. 4.
AT Brooklyn; Cincinnati, 6.
At Phi. adelphia--2; st. LOUIS, 10.
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Montana Union.
Northern Pacific.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUTTE
No. From -. Paul, Chicago and al
Eastern points, arrives Northern
Pacific Local Depot daily A.. s:1oa =
IL o. No. 2 From Spokane, Tacoma
Seattle, Portland and all Coast
points arrives Montana Union De-
poI daily at ............. -. ..Io:x n
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
Il u No. 1 For Spokane Tacoma
Seattle, Portland and all Coast and
California points, leave Montana
Union Depot. daily at .............. $50 n
No. 8 For st. Paul. Chicago and all
Eastern, Southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific Lo-
ca Depot daily ~ 1920 N
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Great Northern.

Train No. "a Atlantic TX
press. Eastbound, for
81. Paul. Chicago. New
York. and all Eastern
point. -....s ..ssss.. -..--
Train No. ~. Pacific TX
press. WestOOund. from
81. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern points .-....|
Train No. J.. Helena and
Butte Express ........
Tram No. :. Butte and
Helena Express ......
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Warsaw. y. y, June The Crys,a'
company's works a; Pl',v lie were burnc
TO the ground early this morning. Loss
$4,000; probably two-;hir,ls insured.
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LOR sALE-Cheap. Fresh s.ocS OF gro
j. ceries fixtures etc. now IN building at No
rs Nesl Park street Must be- sold al once for
cash Can on or address Edwin L. Mayo,
South Butte.
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NANTED-An experienced cloak and mil
w lnery saeSlddy. Call between and a.
IN. No. Main street. Anaconda.
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kar. sultan of lahore. an independent
Malay state. who recently arrived here
on visit, died yesterday evening.
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Challenge to johnson.

Philadelphia, June 5.-Arthur A. Zimmerman
has issued clalleng, to John S. johnson of
Minneapolis TO race hun for 5000 SIDE the
distance TO be from quarter OF a mile to 80
miles, at the option OF Johnson.
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Lin OF IniennltrIr.

Washington. jun "a. p Morton
- Maine. audit.- ~ the treasury f.r
o.. navy department. has been re-
moved from sHra
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TIME SCHEDULE

TRAINS ARRIVE
30. . From -. PAU. chicago and al
Eastern points. arrives Aortaera
- flc nc Local Depot daily at. sSoan
NO. :. From spokane Tacoma
Seattle. Portland. and al Co.'s.
points. arrives Montana UnlOn De-
- ~--'-J 1900 o.. ~ . y
TRAINS DEPART
No. :, For Spokane. Tacoma
set IL. Portland AID az Caas. All
tsitsaru points. leave Montana
ln-nu hepo- daily ar - sz0au
No. 2 tor - Paul. Chicago. ant III
Eastern. southern ami Canadian
pom : ieayes Northern Pac rc 81
ca aeqos daily a .........- Ie.e0pu
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between Bufts AMI
s. Plf.. upholstered Tourist Slesoe-,- elegant
day c'a,hes and dining ca service ca ~
Through trains
Tor % osmAiion. t.rns cs-is maps aHd tlekss.
ca On o. WE ". NJ TUoHT. Gca Agt.. .
Ez5s broadway, Lutte. Mont. Or
CHARLES ) FIX
Ge1erAl Passenger Assn.
-. PaI.- Mia
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L-OR SALE-Fatent OF process for producn.
Il dun while enamel FIRE proof yitrited BRICK
(asbest1s preparationl for rear OF buildings.
shafts and cellars rspec aiy. Refer TO Frey -
Carr son avenue. Jersey city. y. j.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ANACONDA TINE CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway.

iIlme Schedule.l
All trains Arrive and Depars from Butts,
Anaconda q Pacific Depot
ARRIyEIS ANACONDA.
No. :. Butte express. daily: ..1i:59 a m
No I. Butte Express. making cOnnec-
ton az Butte with Great Northern
Railway through trains from East
and West, arrives daily .-............. 500 p m
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
No. ,, Butte Express, departs daily. . 900 a m
No. 4. Butte Express for ~. Paul and
all Eastern and Western points. de-
parts daily ................ 800 m
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quickly. Over ZOO private endorsements.
Prematureness means imDotcnry in the firzt
stage. IL Is q symptom Of Ecmiu al weakness
and barrenness. IL can be stopped in ~ days
by the use OF Hudyaa.
The new discovery was made by the Special
lists ofthc old famous hudson Medica! Institute.
IL Is the strongest yitalizer maze. IL Is very
powerful but harmless. Sold for SlO0 pack
age orc packages for $500 (plain sealed boxes).
Written guarantee given fort cue. Ifyou buy
six boxes and are not entirely cured. six more
viii be sent to you free ofall charges.
Send for circulars and testimonials Address
HUDSON MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Junction stockton, Market & Ellis SITS,
san FraEcisco, Cal.
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BUTTE TIME CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway.

Dime Schedue
All trains Arrive and Depart from Grsas
Northern Depot az Butte
ARRIVE IN BUTTE
No ? Anaconda Express arrives daily 1000 m
No. .. Anaconda Express connecting
with Great Northern by through
trains for East and West, arrives
daily .......................... AIS m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No 3. Anaconda Express leaves daily. 10. Is a m
No. I. Anaconda Express from st.
Paul. Helena and intermediate points
leaves daily 500 m
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Lopdon, June 5.-Maharajah Abba
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-OR SALE-A good patent: biz money Ia It
Il cheap. Address 4. %. box s39. Butte.
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WANTED HELP.

ANANIED-A first class piano player.
w woman or man: reference required. Adj
dress Eta Feeley, Billings, Mont. House open
the I'D
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FOUND.

EOUND-Purse containing trunk check :
Il owner can have same by proving properly
and paying for this adv Standard. AnacDnd a
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I,OR SALE. cheap-Furniture IN small board
4 ing house. Address I. j. NJ, standard,
Anaconda.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-Half interest IN good paying
business, for s2J0 Address NJ, STANDARD,
Hut G.
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GREAT FALLS....

Tho Great Falls Once OF THE STANDARD Is
at 10 Central Avenue. one door West OF West
ern Union telegraph Once. Telephone No
Advertising rates furnished on application.
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Want SDS.

A DvERTISEMyNTs under the head Of
n Employment Wanted" and Rooms to
Rent" 1 cent a word each insertion: under al
other headings. cents a word for the irsI
Insertion and / cent a word for each subse-
quent Insertion. No Ads. taken for less THAI
- cents.
CLASSIFIED Ads. per line per month .... a.cs
count words TO the Incl
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LOR SALE-Cheap. one OF the best country
II hotels In the state On main Travelled
wagon road. Can he bought for half It's cost
For fun particulars call on W. 4. CObban 4 Co.
No. 80 West Granite street
WIN exchange good four-rOom house and 10.
for work. w. r. Cobban q Co, 80 West Gran
tie street.
VIII exchange property in Bozeman or Mis-
soua for Butte property. W. 4. CoUban q Co,
33 West Granite street.
We stil have few Of those choice and ~
acre tracts near Missouri for sale on easy
terms can and SEQ map. W. L Cobban &
Co f., 80 West Granite street.
A choice lot on Nevada street. worth eco. can
be secured for 1850. W 4. Cobban 4 Co, 81
West Granite street.
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LOST.

/ OST-A gold chain with locket attached.
II ON Washington. PARK street or West MeT-
curry street; Hinder please return TO . West
POrphyry street and receive reward.
Il OSI-Two head OF horses. description as
H follows: One gray. branded H. with cir
cie on lefi hip. and a brown horse branded
on lett hip. reward OF $40 a head Will be paid
for return To W. W. Adams at Frank BOucher's
store, - Fast Park street. Butte
L OSr-Two bay horses. branded on left
II shoulder; weight about go pounds; new
SHOES on; hllters and one bell Od; $50 re- ward II
returned. No. ~ ) Duth Arizona. Butte
L OSr-Two gray work horses. (geldings)
II weighing about 1859 pounds each, BRANDED
III g on the left shoulder and thigh. also VI.
under II. G.. on left shoulder. Last seen at
Silver Bow Junction. A reward OF $40 "A head
will he paid for Information leading To their re-
coyery. Anaconda flumlns company, Ana
conda Mont.
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WANTED An experienced shoe salesman
" Call between and a. m, nc No .
Main street. Anaconda.
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I.OR SAlE-Eiglt hundred acres OF good
Il fruit land IN one body. sltua ed two miles
from Hamilton. \ great bargain. VIII pay 10 IN
yeStigate. Also large list % ranch property
in Bitter Root valley. Address II. ;. Macioon.
Hamilton. Mont.
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EOR SALE-The entire furniture 81 the R1d
Boot lodging house Call at 80 North Main
street Butte
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\NANTED-An experienced clothing sales
man. Can between and a m, at No.
Main street, Anaconda.
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FASHION NELE .---,uak.H-. rgou fs. Dele
lueer u.os... Mr., =. b.. EeJ-T
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Neutrality-suspicious.

NNANIED-Min surveyor. drau ghtsman and
w assayer tgold anu silver desires post
tiun with some MN NJ company can also do
all kinds OF Office work, bookkeeping. typewrit-
inv. etc. Address J. n. Gro!son, 33l Granite
street. Butte.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-13
WAKE UP

To the fact thatdaily papers and mag
azines don't reach everybody. Some
thirty-dve or forty millions OF our
population do not live in large cities ;
in fact, they are country people, and
a very large portion Of those millions
do not read the dailies and magazines.
All Of them, however, read the local
or home papers, and order their sup
plies through the Advertisements con
tanned in the county weekly. II the
city merchant is wise and desires the
dollars of the country people he will
insert his advertisements in the local
paper. 1t is the only method where
by this class of readers can be reached.
Continuous advertising bring forth
fruit an hundred fold to the merchant
so doing. The DEMOCEAT-STAR is
the paper in which to advertise. 1t
has the largest circulation of any
paper in the three sea counties, and
consequently read by a large class Of
readers.
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METHODIST ANNUAL CONFERENCE.

This Conference after being in scs-
sion four days ut Yazoo City adjourn
ed Monday at 8 O'Clock, a. m, Bishop
Duncan in the chair. From The re-
ports read before the body of the
Methodist denomination is in a heal
thy condition financially. The follow
ing appointments for the Seashorc
district were made:
Seashore DiStrict-C. A. Powell,
presiding elder; Moss Point Station,
T, w. Adams; Americas, p. Howard;
Escatawpa, G. W. Hull; Ocean Springs
and Biloxi Station, r. w. Brown /;
Vanclcave, j. G. Sibley; Wilmington,
G. r. Ellis; Pennington and Logtown
Station, W. G. Forsyth; Columbia
Station, c. +. Emery; Hattlesburg
Station, II. D. Howell Black Creek
Mission, a. 7. Cox, supply; Bay st.
Louis and Long Beach Station, N.
b. Harmon; Nicholson Mission, G.. W.
Huff, supply; Purvis circuit, w. II.
Hutley; Augusta circuit. II. h. Ire
Wilton; Marion circuit, G. ?. McKe-
own.