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Hotel Guesfa.

Missoula, Dec. 10.-Guests at the local
hotels are:
AT the F1orence-Alfred z. Rogers.
Great Falls: J. Levin. Minneapolis; Jas.
Boone. Martina: Charles Liebenstein,
Butte; Z. Goughnar, Livingston; "A.
Blair. Woodside; Samuel Ofner, Chicago:
Frederick OIL. Buck. Denver: Tom A.
Deering. San Francisco: II. l.. Kingsley.
Racine. Wis: ]. ID. Caldwell, Butte.
At the Rankin-G. G. Goodrich and
wife. Rivulet; Frank Payne, Clinton:
Martin r. Miller. Quartz: f. Donlan and
wife. Frenchtown; William Downey, Ca
mas Pratrie; ]. II. Low. San Point. Ida
no; f. c. Vanderpool. Paradise: A. NJ.
Chapman. George +. Ryan. Clinton: s.
S. Dickson, Quartz; Miss Agnes Poison;
Mrs. William Brabazon. Pardee: ia,
Swanson, Potomac; L. d. Reynolds.
Eight Mile; p. T. Charett, Pardee:n r..
b. Hill. city; NJ. Roth. Butte; c. L.
Griswold. Helena: B. A. Young. Ana
conda- t-tsI
AT the Kennedy-Dr. John Dade, Flat
head Agency; Mrs. w. X. Shepard. Wal
lace; Miss Maggie Dwyer. Butte; W. =.
Hamilton, Thompson Falls: B. Hamer.
We1sville, N. Y; +. L. Hale and wife.
Helena
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CHASED BY A SPOOK
Missoula's List of Sensations Is Now
Long and Complete.
A WELL-DEvELOPED sPECTER
Men Who Have Seen the Ghost
VIII Swear That II Is no Sham,
But a Real. Live. Fearless
Out-and-Out Thing.

Missoula, Dec. 10.-The University
City has had more than it's share OF
sensations for the past two or three
months. Arson. suicide. holdups and
the like have followed in quick success
sion until they have ceased to be of
interest to the sensation surfeited clti-
Gems. But now comes a new departure
that viii probably arouse at least a
passing interest IN the blase people of
the town. Missoula has a ghost, a real,
sule-enoug,h, wadling ghost, according
to the STONES told by citizens OF recog
nized standing, whose veracity has
never yet been questioned. The cir
cumstances under which the ghos. has
been seen, preclude the possibilities OF
che usual explanation Of such phenom-
ena, by which their existence is traced
either to an overloaded stomach or an
oyerworked brain. The ghost. specter.
vision or whatever IL may be. has been
seen out of doors and by men who are
total a5stafners and moderate eaters.
The ghost Is seen In South MHsUufa,
which seems to be ITS favorfte stamp
ing ground and has appeared on sew
eral occasions. The first appearance OF
the spectar. so FAR as can be learned,
was to two well known gentlemen who
were returning to their homes after a
pleasant evening spent with friends.
InOSe VINO are familiar with the twain.
assert that their minds were disturbed
by the conversation of the evening
which had been chiefly devoted TO the
discussion of the mysteries of initiation
ceremonies and to the narration of
glost stories, and thai the impenetra-
ole gloom which settles over South
NASsoula after dark combined with
their peculiar mental condition to pro-
duce false impression of spooks.
But the two who beIheld the ghost
contend that no such theory will ex-
plain the weird presence of a huge,
dark, mysterious object that silently
and quickly followed their every move
ment no matter how fast they ran
The ghost pursued them closely until
one of them fell to the ground, ex-
hausted. Then IL lowered about for a
moment and vanished. The fainting
victim was restored by his companion
by the use OF resuscitating remedies.
which were found I'M his pockets, and a
speedy retreat was effected to the
bridge.
Skeptbcs attempt to explain the phe-
nomenon by referring to the lax man.
ner in Which the COW ordinance is en-
FORCED across the river and TO the fact
that the poundmaster only works rhe
day Shift. But those who have seen
The ghost aver that IL Is no COW and
lnS4st that Ii Is no vision conjured up
by fevered imaginations. 1t Is. they
say, well organized, perfectly devel-
oped spook and Mlssoula has a COM
pb0te List of SenSalnions
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Probate Aiatfers-

In the matter of the guardianship of
Noble LYONS ct al. minors, the final
report OF George I. Scully. guardian,
was accepted and allowed. The money
reported In hand. $115.61, was ordered
PAID 10 The clerk OF the court and the
guardian was discharged. The applica-
ton OF Z. II. Mcleod and ]. NJ. Keith
10 be released as sureties on the bond
OF George /. Scully was dismissed. Mr..
Scuiiy having been discharged. The
public administrator was ordered 10
take charge or the estate until a p1iar-
dian Is regularly appointed.
In the matter of the estate OF MaIue
Loulse Wylds, Nee Perez hslf-breed
woman, the final report of William
Fergason. guardian. was allowed and
sertfed and the guardian discharged
In the matter of the estate of r.. 8
Ashby, deceased. an order was issual
directing Shirley C. Ashby. adnlnlstra-
tor 70 hie an inventory and appraise-
ment and an account by Dec. 2i.
Dec. IA -S'
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Instruments Filed.

Missoula, Dec. 10.-The following instru-
ments were filed to-day with the county
clerk:
Deed-Dora Moore to N. p. Rasmussen.
lot is, block 40, Mccormick addition, 81.
Articles of incorporation-Clearw
Land and Live Stock company, Acors
Rathbun, Libbie Blanchard and Hiram s.
blanchard, incorporators; capital stock,
$50 900.
Certificate Of increase of stock and ex-
tension or term OF existence-Clearwa.ter
Land and Live Stock company. stock in
creased TO 100000 and term of existence
fixed at IS years from Jan. 3, 1898
BIZ OF sale-C. NJ. Dilworth to Frank
Woody. all his interest in stock of Mis-
soula Music and Undertaking company.
$500
Butchers monthly statement-Daily &
Walsh, IA beeves killed
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OBEYED INSTRUCTIONS.
Green German brakeman Who Took Tn
His business with a Vengeance.
the Milwaukee Wisconsin.

From the Milwaukee Wisconsin.
A new brakeman of Teutonic descent
had been placed on the Prairie du
CHEN division of the st. Paul road re-
Gently. and as his duties included the
calling of the stations along the line.
one of the older men in the employ OF
the company was designated to take
charge of the German. An apt pupil
the young man certainly was. He did
not know the names of the stations
and the old man told him to listen
closely and follow his calls. The old
man was TO appear in the rear OF the
passenger coach at the same time the
German showed himself in the head
end Then the old man would call the
station and the new chap would fol-
low suit The German industrbously
studied the time card TO familiar,ize
himself with the stations during the
run and succeeded admirably we'll The
experienced brakeman would call out
Milton IN the rear of the coach, end
"Milton" would echo from the front
And so Il went down through whFt,-
water, Palmyra, GeneSee. Eagle AID
waukesha. the new man not showing
in any way his greenness at his work
But II seems that at one point of his
education his tutor had signally failed
namely. the unusual call at the juno
zled the novice not a little at Brook
field. The man OF experience bawled
ogIt:
f. "B-r-o-o-k-h-e1-d- = Change - cars
for - watertown. Portage. La -
-S-ai-n-t-Paul- Minneap-
oils and all points north and west
- W-a-u-p-un. Ri
pom. BERLIN. Osh-k-o-s-h, and Fond du
L-a-cr"
Here was a poser-one which the
time card ne had 50 assiduously stud
ted did not help him TO solve. He hes
Itated for a moment and then proved
equal to the emergency. Summonine
ali the power OF his voice TO reach
above me dan of the train he yelled:
.S-a-m-e-st-i-n-g- this end"
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AN INTERESTING FIGHT.
Those Who Saw the Chinese set-to We're
PIeased-And SIeepy.

Missoula. Dec. 10-Ther has been a.
sleepy looking lot of men around town to-
day and the only explanation that the
drowsy ones attempt regarding their ap-
pearance is that they were at the Chinese
prizefight last night. AS a matter of fact
there was no fight. although a large
crowd sat up late to see one. Officer
Larson unwittingly prevented IL by ar
resting one OF the pugilists the night be-
fore for vagrancy. The Celestial belliger-
ent is now IN the county Jail for 30 days
and Fred Richie was not able last night
to fill his place. Those who sat UP late
report that the fight was interesting TO
those who saw II. So 1t was, but there
were mighty few who saw 1t.
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SOUTH ATLANTIC SEALS.
British Ships WIN Now Seek Furs in the
Atlantic Seas

| y Iofn tle new YORK sun.
Having practically cleaned out the
seals nom the Arctic. the sealers have
| turned their attention again to the
Antarctic, once the scaling grounds OF
the world. but abandoned so years ago
TOT uhe same reason that Is now caus-
ing the abandonment of the Arctic. A
representative of the syndicate of seal
ers that controls all of the British
schooners hunting I'm the Arctic grounds
lett sam francisco for Australia on the
last mail steamship with the purpose
OF interviewing the Australian govern
ment as to concessions, and of making
an exped9t5on TO the southern grounds
70 learn from examination the actual
condftion of things there.
archie Hughes, one of the most
Famous seal hunters of the Pacific
coast, was selected to make the trip
and his mission was kept a secret until
a1oer he had sailed. Hughes has hunt
ed seals I'm ALI waters, and was with am
expedition THAT a few years ago went
20 une Galapagos islands, out in the
Pacific. of the coast of Ecuador and
returned with 1900 seals.
1t Is generally admitted by the old
sealer,s THAT devastation Amounting al
most ITO wholesale destruction mas been
wrought among the seal herds of the
north. More than 100000 were caught
last year. and the hunters do not hest
tate ITO express the belief that this rep
resents very large portion of the en-
tire herd. and that DIT would most like
ly not pay to visit the grounds next
year. So. unless the sealing business
Is to suffer rapid decline and speedy
extinction something must be done
right away.
What the sealers propose is an Ant
arctic and Arctic circuit, the schooners
to cruise i'm Boring sea and the Japan
sea In summer, and at the approach of
our winter (but the amtdpodean sum-
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boiler is kept warm all the time.
Several important improvements and
repairs have been made upon the doors
of the engine house and the place Is
now in first class shape. The depart
ment has done this work and the city
has not been called upon to pay for
any labor.
The firemen and their friends are at
work preparing for tfhe minstrel show
which they will give next month. The
affair promises to eclipse all previous
efforts in this line which the depart
ment has ever carried out.
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COURT MATTERS.
Judge Woody Renders n Decision Pro-
bate Matters Adjourned to the I4th.

Missoula, Dec. 10-In the district
court yesterday morning Judge Woody
rendered a decision in the motion of
Bicl<ford, Stiff & Hershey to vacate the
order for a non-suit in the case of Lii
IAN Nj. Hanson VS.. II. w. Mclaughlin,
ct al The motion for non -suit was
Granted on the ground that no custer
had been proven. Attorney Stiff. I'm his
arguments I'm support of the motion TO
set aside the order granting the nom
suit, commended that, as the answer
hied by the defendants did not deny
the custer. 'uhe evidence submitted was
at least sufficient to warrant the Civ
lng OF the case to a jury.
In the matter of the objections to the
approval of the report OF the referee in
the case OF w. b. Rossbach VS.. William
hennedy, four of the objections were
oVsruled and two were sustained The
motion TO approve the report was over
ruled ana The report was ordered to be
returned TO the referee for correction.
inc report Is TO be returned and filed
before Dec II
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conditions

In some conditions the
gain from the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
is rapid. For this reason
we put up a Soc. size, which
is enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almostimperceptible,health
can't be built up in a day.
For this SCOTS Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine. food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
soOrr & BowSH. Chemists. New York. SOC. and 100
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A Chinese va~.

Mtssouis. Dec. 10.-A Chinese vagrant
Is a decided novelty but Judge Ross
sent up a Celestial yesterday for 90
days ON a charge Of vagranoy. Hone
BOW was the name the fellow gave
he has been on the West End at
thompson Falls and Horse Plains for
several years. cooking and doing odd
jobs. He always went by the name OF
Charlse Lynch. He came TO Missoula
ABOUT week ago and since then has
not associated with any of MS country
man but has loafed around the saloons.
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Unfortunate Mr.. Wood.

Mtssoula, Dec. 10.-A horse belonrsng
% John G. Wood was shot at NagaI's
livery stable yesterday morning. one or
his legs having been broken In two
places by a kick from his mate. Mr.
Wood resides near F'la1head lake and
Is ON his way 70 Harvey creek, where
ne was one Of the first locators. He
has had a succession of accidents e,,er
since leaving his home. A breakdown
delayed him three days between me
lake and this City. and now he has LOST
one OF his horses
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CHANGE OF FIREMEN.
The force Is R'dueed-GettingR Ready for
the Minstrel show

Missoula. Dec. 1O.-Since the first Of
the month the fire department force
has been reduced in accordance
with the recent order OF the council
sam Mage. driver OF the black team.
De1ng neITed. Chlef Mennrum himself
handles the black colts now and gives
them their daily exercise. In case ~ a
fire alarm. II IL Is necessary 10 call oIt
The steamer. an additional driver will
be secured for the occasion.
The water heater has been attached
10 une steamer for the winter and the
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Excursion tickets to Californic points
are on sale daily. via the Union Pacific
railway. This is the only direct line,
the time being SO hours from Butte to
San Francisco For further informa-
ton apply to your nearest Union
Pacific agent. or 2. v. Maze. General
Agent, Butte. Montana.
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Sold for $50. 900. , 90.

Topeka, Dec. 10.-At ESQ O'Clock CHS
afternoon Special Master In Chancery
j. II. Johnson. bareheaded. mounted the
stone steps at the Topeka station OF the
santa Fe Railroad company and an
nounced that he would offer the great
railroad property for sale. large
crowd covered the platform and tracks.
Johnson said. owing TO the failure Of
The railroad company 10 nav s14O. 900 900
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Horses for the bitter Roo. Farm

Missoula, Dec. l0.-Ben Kinney came an
on No. to-day from Three Forks with a
car load pf horses and left this afternoons
for the Bitter Root stock farm. In the
lot were Prodigal. Practical. the phenom-
email 2-year-old flly: Rachael, the fast
pacing mare: Lady Wilton and two Red
Wilkes stations. There were also some p
year-old colts that Mr.. Kinney had IN the
East but did not start. The horses are ali
in fine condition
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Board OF Trade Affairs.

Missoula- Dec. 1o.-The executive COM
msttee OF the board of trade met this ar
terno0n In the office OF Treasurer r. q
Saoddard TO elect officers for the ensuing
SIX months The following were chosen:
w. II. Francis. president; John Rankin
hrst vice president: John Bonner second
vice president: Alfred Cave. third vice
president; +. A. Winssanley, fourth vice
president; W. II. Brooks. secretary: +.
c. Stoddard. treasure.
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Diseased blood, constipation and kid
By Karfs Clover Root Tea.
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Mestern Montana News

The weston Montana once OF the
Standard BE- at Room 4. DAILY Block. Ms
souia- Telephone No. 11a Advertising
rates furnished on application
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
NOTICE.

In the Matter of the Appointment Of
two members Of the Board of Public
Works in and for the city of New Tim,
County of Brown and State of Minneso-
ia.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Mayor of the City of New Ulm.
County of Brown and State of Minneso-,
ia will apply to the Hon. 3. F. Weber,
Judge of the District Court of the Ninth
Judicial District at his Chambers in the
City of New Ulm, on Monday, the 9th
day of May 1895 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon of said day for the appointment
of two members of the Board of Public
Works in and for said City, to wit:
One for the term of three years to succeed
Andrew ], Eckstein whose term of office
expires;
One for the unexpired term of one
year to till vacancy caused by the res
ignation of Jacob Klosser, Jr.
Dated at New Ulm April 20, 1895.
E. G. Koch
Mayor
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office.

I wish to inform the public and also
all saloon keepers that have taken out
wholesale liquor license and will hereaf-
ter sell in quantities not less than
five gallons of all kinds OF wines and IL
quors. I receive my shipments by the
carload and this enables me to-~compete
with any wholesale house. Special at
tentlOn is called to farmers if in need of
anything especially during harvest as I
can save them money by buying from
me. shall always keep complete as
sortment of wines and liquors on hand.
Mail orders shall have prompt attention.
John F. Neumann
Wholesale Liquor Dealer.
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KNIGHTS of the Maccabees {

The State Commander writes US from
Lincoln, Neb., as follows: CATER try
ing other medicines for what seemed to
be very obstinate cough in our two ch1ld~
rem we tried DR.. Kings New Discovery
and at the end of two days the cough
entirely left them. We will not be with
out it hereafter, as our experience proves
that it cures where all other remedies
fall -Signed F. W. Stevens, State Com.
Why not give this great medicine a
trial, as it is guaranteed and trial bottles
are free at O. M. Olsen's Drug Store.
Regular size SOC. and $1.00. 6
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
Lafayette.

John Riehs is building new residence.
Adolph Alvin and family of NewUlm
visited with friends in this vicinity over
Sunday.
Aug. Letter made business trip to
St. Peter last week.
Mrs. Carl Schroeder was pleasantly
surprised by party of friends last
Thursday evening, the occasion being
her birthday.
The marriage Of Miss Lizzie Schreine1
and Jos. Stein of West Newton is an
nounced to occur in the near future.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24

money,as you understand sound money,
or, at it, least, for an intelligent definition
of sound money
.sWhat do you mean by the phrase
sound money z You also speak once of
"a 'debased currency once Of a .degener-
ated currency, and once Of cheap
money mo In one place you describe your
opponents as the forces Of silver mono
smetallism.' but you nowhere explain
what you mean by sound money or
what you consider .cheap money Now
everybody favors sound money and a
safe currency If by sound money you
mean a gold standard, why did you avoid
the use of the word gold in your letter?
Ifby safe currency you meant bimet-
allism, why did you avoid the use of the
word sbimetallism' in your letter? Your
opponents have always given you credit
forzcourageously defining your position.
on public questions. Will you prove
their confidence we'll founded by stating
frankly what kind of financial system we
shall enjoy 'if.the sound money senti-
ment abroad in the land succeeds in saw.
ing .us from mischief and disaster?' =
B 'sYour opponents favor the free and
unlimited coinage Of gold bullion into
dollars, each containing 1858 grains of
standard gold; are you for this? Your
opponents are in favor of the free and
unlimited coinage Of silver bullion into
dollars, each containing 1925 grains of
standard silver; are you in favor of this?
If not, are you IN favor of the coinage
of silver bullion into dollars of any size?
If not in favor of the free coinage of
silver, what change, if any, would you
make for coinage. If you are not in IA
vor of the unlimited coinage of silver,
what limit would you suggest?
"Your opponents not only believe in
the restoration of the free and unlimited
coinage of,both gold and silver at the
present ratio of 16 to I, but they are in
favor of taking this action at once, with
out waiting for the aid or consent ofany
other nation on earth. Do you agree
with them? If not, do you favor the
restoration of bimetallism by interna-
tional agreement? If you are in favor
of an international agreement, what ra-
ito would you advise, and what nations
are, in your opinion, necessary to such an
agreement? If you favor an interna-
tional agreement, how long are you will
ling to wait for it?
Your opponents are in favor of MAX
ing standard gold coin and standard sill
yer coin equally legal tender for all
debts, public and private, and are OPP
posed to making silver dollar prom
Use to pay a gold dollar. or gold dollar
promise t" pay a silver dollar. Do
you agree with them? Your opponents
believe that the free and unlimited coin
age of gold and silver at the present ra-
ito of Is to by the United States, re-
CARELESS of the action of other nations,
will give us Sound money and save
currency. Is the failure of gold stand
aid advocates to define their purposes
and defend their financial system due t.,
lack of knowledge on the subject, or an
unwillingness to let the people know
what they intend?''
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"Poor Maria,' said Sophia,
''She's as sick as she can be.
"In her coffin, much I'm fearing,
eve shall soon Maria see.''
''Sad dilemma answered Emma
"Yet can I cure suggest
"For your friend SO sore oppressed.
CDR. Pierce, of Buffalo,
"For relief of woman's woe,
"'Favorite Prescription makes.
"She who this with promptness takes
"Soon gets rid of pains and aches.
''Bid her take it and assure her,
"That it will most surely cure her."
DR.. r. V. Pierce: Dear Sir-Mine is a.
case of eleven years standing, which
batf1ed the skill of the best medical aid
rrocurable. I'obtained no good effect,
until began the use of the "Favorite
Prescription" which lifted the burden
which was seeking my life.
My gratitude owe to the "Prescrip-
tlon."
I hope that all suffering humanity (as
IN my case may profit by the result OF
my experience.
Evoline Neil, Nye, Pullman Co., W. Va.
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Gasoline Stoves

During the past two years I have sold
25 New Process Gasoline Stoves t. the
best families in this vicinity. Also many
of the Quick Meal Gasoline Stoves. We
can recommend them as being the best.
Mrs. Fl Laudenschlaeger
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1895-04-24
Building and Loan Meeting.

The annual meeting of the New Ulm
Building and Loan Association will be
held at Turner Hall. Thursday, May End
at 500 pm. All male voting members
are liable to a fine of $1.00 for non-at-
tendance. Sickness in the family or alb
sence from the city alone will be accepted
as excuse, according to article Z, sec. 8,
of the bylaws. .-s-
h. T.. Fred Pfaendery
81 - - - Secretary.
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PROTE Z Y OUR EYES.
The Latest Sheet Music

The Latest Sheet Music
1tHaue1al.stein's.
y, rs
Trilby Waltz 81 .sz s.. :. :. ~
The Teeter. @. H.,
Dreams. (Traumerci T..
Tommy Atkins Two Step.
VOCAL. n. !. ~ .". 4
Midnight serende: Il
: To q White Rose. ~ sS.
Hammock Song. 4 ". s
: Dancing on the Green. ~
If were only Pretty. ,
Heart Of my Heart (Duet.)
Norine.
Johnson's Bicycles:
The Songs of Long ago.
Is Ny Dolly Dead.