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Arizona republican., 1895-03-09

introduction of a bill calling for the quarterly publication of the condition of the territorial treasury. The council adjourned until Monday morning at the usual hour.
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BUSINESS OR PLEASURE.
The Missoula Bar Association Is Not
Sure OF Its Purpose,

Tho Missoula Bar Association Is Not
Sure OF IL. Purpose.
MISSOURI, Jan. 12.-Now that the local
bar association has completed its organ
izatlon, there still remains unsettled the
question as 10 the objects OF the associa-
ton. 1t will be remembered that tho as
ISOLATION, whom in an embryo state, held
two protractcd meetings which were do
voted 10 the discussion of this question.
At the end of the second meeting there
was apparently as much difference of
opinion as TO the purposes of tho organ.
ization as when the arguments we're be-
gun. The socially inclined members ar
Gued in favor OF good time being Tho
prime feature of the meetings Of tho or
Ranization, while tho moro scdate barris-
tors would hear 20 nothing of the kind.
and held out, IS only lawyers can hold out,
in favor of a business organization. Each
party now claims 20 have won the day. and
there is general query as 10 what the as
ISOLATION was formed for, anyway. Even
the newspapers arc in doubt as to whether
they should publish the proceedings of
the association in their society columns
or print them as matters Of news.
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rRILBY.

I came home late the other night, and as I
paced The street.
beggar-man came up to me and begged, but
not for meat.
II ask dime from YOU" said he. "lest shall
very i'll be;
Before the morn must have funds to go and
purchase Tilby.
lis Trilby TriIby, everywhere;
It's Trby here. It's Trilby there;
And II the book / cannot see,
I'll die OF curiosity"
got upon a cable car last week to go to biz,
And midst the changing OF the bells and oflthe
cables whiz,
The guard who took my fare remarked, "what
do you think, sir, will be
The estimate Of future years of this new book
called Trilby?"
Ills Trilby here, it's Trilby there;
It's Trilby. Trilby everywhere;
Upon the cars, upon the street,
It's "Trilby, Trilby," all repeat.
Why, in election times found the tendency
the same.
1t made no difference how great the stake. how
great the game.
II I should ask, "Wi Morton or the famous
Mr. Hill be
Our GOVERNOR" the answer came: al cannot
say. Read Trilby"
Twas Triby, Trilby. everywhere;
Twas Trilby here. twas Trilby there
hardly knew where was at
With 1riby this and Trilby that.
went into shop to buy q volume OF Carlyle.
The CLERK. who was my friend, gave me truly
plying smile.
"Pray hushi" he said. "Pray whisper low, or
teetotally still bel
We've orders to arrest all those who ask for
aught but Trilby.
lis Trilby, Trilby. everywhere;
lis Trilby here, It's Trilby there.
II you ask for Carlyle again,
They'll try to prove you've gone In
sane"
So here's to Little Billee, and to Tafy and the
Laird!
Here's to that beauteous friendship, to which
naught can be compared!
And, on, pray the Powers, may Du Maurier's
fine skill be
Spared unto him for many a day to give us
more like Trilby!
It's Trilby, Trllby, everywhere
On earth and on the Golden stair.
Where'er you stay, where'er you go,
IT'S Triiby, Trilby, Trilby, obi
john Kendrick Bangs in Hdrper's Weekly.
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Tho onttIr Market.

CHICAGO, Jan. i2.-There was no change of
Importance In the cattle market There were
buyers for most Of the offerings and prices were
NORMALLY steady at $3.50. 81 for dressed beef
ana shipping steers; S2.5OD3.S5 for stockers and
feeders sl50t375 for cows and bulls, and
S3.0J6si3J for fed Texas cattle. This weeks re-
ccipts amount 10 $500 head against sG,7s2 for
laSt week and G., 90 a year ago
lo-day's hog receipts was estimated az 1900
head making 2l5C2l for the week. or about
5000 more than for last week. There was n
fairly steady market at S43Oa4 20 for heavy
weights and S3911.L3) for light. Most OF the
business was done al 81 20II5O.
Sleep-ReCeipts were estimated az 5000, max.
ing ,O.li0 Tor this week. The total for last week
was 5o.G6l and for the corresponding week las [
year GG.12I There was good demand and tho
pens were empted at steady prices. The QUO
tations FOR sheep range from Sl.5O13.5 so for poor
10 choice aud sales OF lambs were on . basis of
S2.jo.iSj Tor poor 10 PRIME.
kccC!PtS-Cattle, 100, calves, 100; hogs
1900. sheep. 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
CHOCOLATE AND COCOA.
Their Difference and some of tho Secrets
of Their Making.

Their Difference and some of the Secrets
of Their Making.
From the Chicago Record.
The difference between chocolate and
cocoa is simply that cocoa is chocolate
from which the oil has been extracted. As
half of the cocoa bean is cocoa butter, the
difference is cons iderablc. Cocoa butter
is used by confectioners, and the demand
for it SO far exceeds the supply in this
country that over 1900 tons of cocoa but
ter were imported last year. 1t is the
cocoa butter which gives the gloss to the
sweet chocolate cakes sold for eating, for
sweet chocolate is nothing but a mixture
of chocolate, cocoa butter and sugar,
either with or without some fiavoring
extract. such as vanilla. To make
cocoa for drinking purposes the
cocoa butter must be extracted.
This is done in various ways, by pres
sure, filtration or some chemical process.
In the Chicago works the chocolate is
taken from the grinder and placed in lit.
tie canvas bags and then put en- n hydrau-
lie press, where q pressure of 40 tons
drives the oil out of the chocolate and
leaves the cocoa i'm solid, dry, oilless
Jumps, which are broken with nallet
and taken away to be ground up for
further operations. If tho cocoa is wanted
for drinking purposes it is ground into q
tlour-liko substance and packed in tin
boxes. III for eating or confectioners, ii
is mixed with the flavorIng compounds in
n mixing-mill after the sugar and flavor
have been first thoroughly Incorporated
with the cocoa by passing the whole mix
ture through rolls.
The secret of making chocolate and CO.
coa-for each maker has his well guarded
secrets in the blending Of several varie-
ties Of cocoa beans. Not less than three
kinds and up to half dozen varieties
are mixed or blended Mt some stage of
the process, and here again trade secret
is guarded, for some makers mix before
and others after grinding, and still others
at other places in the making. 1t is this
blending which makes good or bad cocoa
according to the taste of the man who is
drinking il. In tho blending the
cocoa maker shows his art. and
he keeps the formula locked in
secret drawer of his safe and looks
worry wise men when anything is said
about "blending." Some chocolates and
cocoas require tempering in a hot room
for a time, and others arc run into a cold
room, where the pipes of refrigerating
machine keep the mercury down to zero,
as soon as the paste runs out of the grind
ing mills. Tho familiar chocolate pack
ages made up like little bricks united by
thin webs at the bottom are made in tins
which hold just a quarter of pound of
chloe olate. For confectioners the choco-
late is made up into l0-pound loaves.
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Beware Of the well shaken after
taking railroads. II you desire comfort
when travelling. the Great Northern offers
you smooth roadbed and easy-riding,
elegant and comfortable through slceners
To eastern points. Dining cars on all
trains. thus avoiding delays At eating sta
lions. The Great Northern caters TO sec
Cud as we'll as trst-class traffic. For the
accommodation OF such patrons an up
holstered. Well-vcutilatcd tourist sleeping
car D. attached To- every through train.
w extra bedding required FOR these ears.
flrtcrs m charge furnish bedding and
make up the berths. No desert ar dust Is
encountered VIA this line. I!mC-Buite
20 Chicago. 20 hours, 80 minutes. For
tlcSCts. maps and Information apply 10 j.
l.. Dawson, general agent, los Main street.
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M T: N

Why waste time and money with doctors when
] WILL SEND FREE the prescription for a new
and positive remedy for a prompt and lasting
cure for LOST MANHOOD AND IMPOTKNCY! l
am not doctor but lawyer, and obtained this
wonderful formula while In Paris, France, from
the most celebrated specialist in diseases OF the
genito urinary organs the world ever knew. lt
made new man OF me and It will do the same
for you. For removing varicocele and STRENGTH!
ENING SMALL. WEAK ORGANS IT'S EFFECT
is TRULY MARVELLOUS. Sucn WONDERFUL
change will be made In from is to 25 days by its
use that you will be astOnished. EVERY MAN
suffering from NERVOUS DEBILITY, or any
other trouble caused by YOUTHFUL ERRORS or
excuses Of any kind should send at once for
this prescription Inclose Is cents in stamps.
Address plainly. G. w. Briscoe. AL Cedar ave-.
san Francisco.
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MIssoULA, Jan. 1.-The record of Mis-
soula as n show town was broken tonight.
the house which greeted the appearance
Of the Calhoun Opera company being tho
largest in the history of the Bennett Opera
house. For two days standing room had
been at premium and the aislcs and all
the available space in tho house were
filed with chairs tonight. Tho large au-
dience was thoroughly satisfied with tho
performance of "AmoTita" and the COM
pany scored tho biggest hit Of tho season.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 80 During the two hours
Of business to-day speculation on the stock ex-
change was irregular and unsettled with Chi
cago gas the most promin mt In the trading.
The movement in the rest OF the stocks traded
In WIS very narrow and the changes at the close
compared with the final quotations OF yester-
day are merely fractional
HOps-Quiet.
Wool-Qulet; domestic fleece, 2lG,22; pulled,
1921
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King

The OF Railway trains in the North
L;,,,. west ard without = superior in
NhiS America is tho Nor, h-Western
Bee Limited between Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Chicago. IL is The finest
train this side OF Chicago. the finest train
running out of the Twin Cities and is Lux
urious enough for knights Cons-
4rrciul Bulletin. Minneapolis.
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A European Rate War

Is now on. The steamship lines operting
between New York and all European ports
are making great reduction in ocean
fares. Persons desiring to spend the holi-
days with the old folks at homo will find
that they will save money by purchasing
their tickets of w. NJ. Tuohy, general
agent Northern Pacific railroad, % East
Broadway, Butte.
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The mole is not blind. as many persons
suppose. Its eye is hardly larger than a
pinhead, and is carefully protected from
dust and dirt by means OF enclosing
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If YOU need a good medicine 10 purify
your blood. give nerve strength aud build
up your entire system, take Hoods Sarsa-
paril!a. lt prevents sickness by making
pure blood.
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HooEs pills cure nausea. sick head
ache, Indigestion and billousness. CSC.
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WANTADS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
N Employment Wanted" and Rooms to
Rent" 1 cent a word each insertions; under all
other headings, 2 cents q word for the first
insertion and l cent a word for each subse-
quent Insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
2j cents.
CLASSIFIED Ads. per line per month .... S1.25
(Count7 words to the linel
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= cough, cold or soar throat requires i'm.
mediate attention Brown : ETuuch al IrocEeS
will invariably give relief. sc "a box
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Tor RkNr-Furnishel rooms for light
L housekeeping. % south Montana street,
Butte.
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Metal tlarKs,
Grain Market

Copper-Qulet. Brokers' price. 50. s7Is
Lead-Firmer. Brokers' price, $500.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 12.-The wheat market opened
rather sluggish and with very little change from
the closing price Of the day before. but soon a
number OF BUYERS started up and the price rose
buoyantly and sold readily at 5shG5S2l
Closing: May wheat 5Ssic
GOrn-iS 3sc.
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TOR RENT Cheap. Two nice unfurnished
Il rooms. A. L. Patterson, - i. Broadway
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FOR RENT.


Tor RENT-A Handsomely furnished front
It parlor in private family, good location,
fuel included, two gentlemen 81 each per
mon h. Address i l. or call at standard.
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I-OR RENTING fini brick store on COM
II m 'rcial avenue. next door to McKinnon q
Mckay grocery store, with fine large cellar.
sewerage and fine bfrn on the premises, rent
reasonable. Inqu re of |. Rosented q Co., 304
Third ST., Anaconda. January LIST, 1895.
IGOR RENT-One store room, No. III Petritz
II bui ding, Main street, Anaconda, Montana
Apply John V. PetritZ
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OUND.


E'OUND-In hack No H. a seal ring with
II name inside. owner can have same by
calling on Tom Mays.
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The Missoula ONCE OF THE STANDARD is 10
20 Higgins Avenue Telephone No. 81 Ad-
rert sing rates furnished on application
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WANTED One apprentice, also first class
w waist m ker. Apply Mrs. Benson,
Lizzie block, Butte.
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LOST.

7 OSr- % mead OF 3-year-old steers, branded
IL as. J" on left ribs; there are also various
other brands on them. They strayed from
ranch near Warm Springs, Deer Lodge county.
Reward OF 80 for information that will lead to
their recovery or for return OF same TO Spencer
johnson. Warm Springs. Mont
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MISS BETSEY GRAHAM, professional
vi nurse. graduated in the Royal FIedriks
hospital, DenmarK; nurses all kinds of med
ical and surgical diseases; 51S w. Park avenue.
Anaconda
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"ANTED-One news agent on the Grea
w Northern H., So securely required
Address c. ii. Shaver. Havre, Mont.
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Oats-3i sc.
POrk-SltS2
Iard-N OF.
Ribs-S6 o..
Recepts-Wheat. 2s,OOo bushels: corn, 100000
bushels; oats, $4,000 bushels.
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THEF COOK, late of Chicago desires position
~ as either first cook or head baker. Ad-
dress or call at ZIG w Granite, Butte.
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FOR SALE.

IGOR SALE-On account Of quitting business
Il | have Tor sale a tino G. q. Conn double bell
euphonium, triple silver p ate and gold TRIM
tro one Gam fop ~ FIVE cosy
$40; will sell 1t for s45. Come and see IL. No.
534 East Mercury. Butte.
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WAN rED-iIELP.

WANTED-First class waitress. none other
w need apply 10 last Broadway.
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FOR EITHER sly TIT. rsuss,
as A PREVENTIVE

The Smith Drug Co.. Sole Agents. Anaconda
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NNANTED-A position as housekeeper by
w refined widow ctv or county. Adj
dress Mrs. X, standard office, Great Falls.
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NiISCELLANEOU

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adept in mysticS
vi horoscopes cost 81. Calculated rem birth
-. Planetary talismans s.. 4l6 y. Main
Butte.
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DEOPLE'S En- ploymsnr Agency has numer-
l. GUS positions in families table waiting,
cooking. general work, etc; first lady callers
obtain the best places People seeking prompt
service to get help or work look to the Peoples
office, Ows ely block, Butte.
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WTANTED-We must have some hotel and
w boarding house cooks, homework girls.
family cooks and dining room girls. Copper
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-25
"NoT a DEBATING SCHOOL.

The Republicans are to introduce
tariff bill into the House tomorrow
covering only a few schedules. and it
is proposed to limit debate on it SO
that there shall be q vote on it not
later than Friday night. This pro-
gramme. ii carried out, will be
rather summary proceeding and the
bill might as we'll be passed the day
it is introduced. On this question OF
debating the bill, Speaker Reed is
credited with the remark that this
House is not a debating school" 1t is
more likely that it is a revival of the
same remark that he made when
Speaker before, but the method of pro-
ceedure proposed for this new tariff
bill shows that it is to be disposed of
under the theory that the House is no
place for debate. That was the theory
under which Mr.. Reed proceeded when
Speaker before, and if he has again
made this remark it clearly proves
that he intends to be again the czar he
once was.
If there is a place IN all the land
where there should be debate, solemn,
earnest discussion of important ques-
tons, that place is the House of Repre-
sentatives of the United States. There
can be no free government without
free debate, and the majority that
arbitrarily cuts it off without afford
ing a reasonable opportunity is no less
a tyrant than some despot by whose
leave and grace his subjects are al
lowed to play at parliamentary govern
ment. Where would the liberty of the
English commons. where would the
liberty of the American colonists have
been had they not exercised the free
mans inalienable right of debate?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-25
CHRISTMAS.

One thousand eight hundred and
nfnety-five years ago this day. there
was born in Bethlehem of Judea. &C.
cordIng % an old tradition, Jesus the
Christ, known as The Nazarene. TT is
quite generally conceded that the ira
dtion is inaccurate as to the wear of
his birth and a discrepancy of fnur
years allowed 1t is said also that
mere Is some doubt as to the day of
ms birth; but ever since Dionysius Ex-
iSuns, about 532 \. D., fixed The 25th
cay of December, and the year of
home 1913, as the day and year on
winch Che Christ was born. the 25th of
december has been accepted as the an
-'lNe!fsdry of that birth. It matters lit
TIE however. whether the tradition as
20 the day and year of his birth is
strictly accurate or not. There may he
errors IN our annals, out of this much
the world may be certain: About nine
teen hundred vars ago Jesus Christ
was porn IN Jddea; through childhood.
Souuh ana fdanhood ne led biameless.
humble l.fe; but because he claimed to
De uhe Son Of God, the Jews, out of a
TOO strict Interpretation of their law
against blasphemy, but chiefly on ac-
count Of the reproofs and denunciat tons
OF the great Peasant Teacher against
their national pride, personal unright-
eousn'ss and hypocrisy, with hate in
tense logged his footsteps, shouting
Cruelty him, cruelty him. until at
fasst a Roman judge ordered his execu-
ton in the ordinary method of capital
punishment common to those times
and that country.
bow simple the storyl how brief!
But out of that humble life, much of
which was spent in the desert hill
country of Galilee and along the lonely
shores of lake Tiberias. what revolu-
tons have comel What deep meanings
TO mankind have been unfolded from
it, What an empire today accepts as
its head Jesus Of Nazareth. The king
dom Of that imperious Herod who ruled
JuQea at Christ's birth; and who, &C
riding to the traditions, sought his
fife while yet am infant, has passed
away. The very empire of the Caesars
crumbied TO pieces Notwithstanding its
hoped-for Immortality; and many a
kingdom since has persisted from the
earth, but the empire of Christ is ex-
tending; more men and more nations
are crowding into it. and are learning
to do homage to that humble. fault
less life whose everyday common
places now speak volumes for the in
struction of the people.
All honor to Jesus Christi Love of
God through love of man was the chief
article of his creed. and peace on earth.
goodwill to man the message he pro-
claimed.
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OPENING THE TARIFF DOORS.

It begins to look as though the fun
in the Republican House of Repre-
sentatives were about to begin. The
moving cause, of course, is the tariff
A bill for revenue" not protection. is
to be introduced Thursday, and yet the
party leaders are afraid to have a
caucus upon it, lest the rank and file
get from under control and run riot
The leaders look with distrust upon the
proposed caucus for the reason that
''other combinations may be formed to
change the tariff features and once
special interests find the doors to
tariff changes open much time is likely
to be consumed" We believe this is
the first time in all the history of the
Republican party that any fear of
special interests on any account. where
the tariff was in question. has ever
been expressed What is a tariff for if
not to protect" special interests? Are
the special interests TO be more highly
specialized? 1t really looks as
though they were. 1t may be that it is at
last dawning upon the special special in
terests that where everybody is given
protection no one gets the benefit of it.
When made equal it loses its specific
virtue. Can it be that those who hest
tate to open the tariff doors at all are
fearful lest the devil be let loose? OF
course the present Congress was elected
TO restore the Mckinley tariff in all its
pristine glory with the understanding
that as much more glory was TO be adj
ded in the shape of protection as good
taste and the people would stand.
Then why hesitate to begin advancing
the work? Does there somewhere Turk
the suspicion that perhaps it would be
wise to delay the operation until after
the presidential election is over be-
cause the people might not approve of
the manner of doing it? A Republican
Congress afraid to open the tariff
doors for fear of the rush of special in
terests demanding favors. They have
learned something: the world moves!