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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-22
I. D. HALL \ SON, lid.

Notwithstanding the fact
that we are receiving new
goods by nearly every steamer
and vessel arriving from the
States and from England, we
do sometimes get out of certain
lines of goods that are much
needed. We want our inquir-
ing friends to know that we
have just received probably
the finest assortment Of
Dog Collars and PadlOcks
ever offered here. In one lot
we had over SIXTY DOZEN, of all
sizes and kinds. We can fit
the largest watch dog or the
smallest japanese pug.
Those friends who have
asked so many times for Razor
Strops will be glad to know
that we have just received a
new supply Of the celebrated
Reppenhagen Razor StrOps.
We have several other kinds,
all good. Our assortment of
Razors is full, having just re-
ceived a new lot.
We receive fresh
Ammunition
every month, and can supply
all kinds needed. Rifles, Shot
Guns and Revolvers always on
hand.
That new lot Of
Score Books
has just arrived.
Also fresh lot of
Cottage Paints,
Enamel Paints, Varnishes, Oils
and Brushes of all kinds.
We have sold thousands Of
feet of
Rubber Garden Hose
lately and expect soon another
large lot running from J inch
to II inches. Also steam hose,
The demand for
Galvanized Water Pipe
is constant and we keep or
hand all sizes from ! inch to Z
inches and sell it cheap.
If there is anything in oul
line that you want, just cal
for it, if you cannot see it, You
will always find US at
HALLS Corner
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1896-10-22

Extravagant Son-Of course l keep
running account at my tailor's,
Practical Father-Running account He
tells me that it has been standing Tor 10
months. Detroit Free Press.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
gerttttThteH.
mm. RuHen's Goo.

@r : @ouoerneur @iGidm. s. RufeG
BON MaKa9u1etts tpurbe 9onnerItae
Morgen in 1einem 3elte in Nbelaibe
BEL @ranb pabos, 0uebec, %entIeelt aufgez
funben. oils Der grs9ouberneur burG
M1ontreal fam, erfreute er ft4 anf9einenb
ber befen @efunb6eit. Gr befanb fib auf
einem Nusfluge mad ben 2a9spldben in
9dspe.
@ranb pobos, bic 1td9ite SeGegrdpben@
tation BON 81. Mbelaibe, 1T Elm tleines ST.
I4erborf BON nur %breibunbert @tnpobnern
unb es ftnb nur pe1ig 9elegenbeiten, um
augenb1idli9 ndbere 0a9ri9ten erbolten gu
tDnnen. 8ie es f6etnt, glaubten Die 5iibrer,
baB Der @ouDerneur bic 3eit Oeri4lafen
babe. Sic MOLTEN i'm besbal6 peden, eatz
bedten aber gu ibrem S9reden, baB er tobt
mar. Man ntmmt an, baB Elm 9er3i9lag
1einem 2eben Elm Gnbe mabte.
eSn Der 8egleitung bes @rz@ouoerneurs
befunben fi9 1ein 8ruber, Sol. 8. s. &ufea
unb Sol. Srancis PeabobD Sr. BON Bolton.
sS6re 3elte befanben fib in Der NG6e bes
tleinen pabOs 5lufes, no Die 9erren geiter1t
ben ganasn Sag gefii9t batten. &uhea
f9ten fi9 bes beiten Woblietns gu erfrete1.
Das 3eIt, in tpel9em bic Orei f9liefen, mar
in atpei QbtbeiIungen getbeilt unb ba Der
8ouberneur auein 19lief, batten bic Nnbern
feline Nbnunq, baB ibr @efGbrte tobt lei, Biz
tie 9Gaubten, baB es 3ett lei, i'm gu tpeden
unb fife i'm ~entleelt borfanben.
@ouOerneur HuffeG berIieB feline Samilie
am Montag, I'm einen Nusflug nu9 ganaba
gu MAIDEN. Sn feiner 9eieui9aft bsfanben
fi9 fetn8ruber GoG. $. s. HuffeG unb 6ranz
GIG peabobp If. 9amals befanb er fid,auz
genf9einli9 gan3 tpobl, pern ct auh na9
feiner anitrengenben unb miibIamen Nrbeit
auf benz GbicagDer gonbent etnas angez
griffen tnb abgefpannt dnsfab,
HuHea's 2ei9e tpurbe mad Bolton ae=
f9idt, tpo am Montag bas 8egrdbnib ftatt=
fanb.
Die pribattrduer feier tDurbe Mordens in
Der 8obnung bes8ertorbenen an 8ruttIeftr
abge6alten. 8ep. Nleranber Mac8en3ie, Su
befen 8ir9e Der ST. @oubernelr geb6ri
bate, leitete Die Seier. .3ebn ebsmaIige Wiit=
itubenten HufeGs BON 9arbarb College truz
gen na9 S9luB Der SrauerFeier ben mil
fiGbernen Sragftangen berfebenen Sarg ndd
benz 2ei4entpagen. Die aa6tret9en 8lu=
menitiide, pel6e BON Nab unb 5ern ein=
getrpffen fparen, purben in 8utI9en unterz
gebra6t, %porauf iih Der 2ei4en5ug NIT 16
Poli5iiten an Der Spibe mad benz 5tabtz
bdnfe in 8etpegung febte, @tli9en pertrauten
Sreunben bes @rz@ouberneurs tpltrbe qes
i%tattet, einen lebten 81id auf bic .3iiqe bes
gerblidenen gu perfen, unO bann wtlrbe
0as publifum 5ugela7en. 9rei poQe 5tunz
ben 3ogen Johann in 1nunterbrp9ener 9etbe
t~anfenoe bon Wdnnern unb Sralten am
Sarge poriiber, Na6mittaes un 3 n6r
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
@nmemfhau
TprtIebuua bon Der 1. eeite.)

g1d9 benz l1rtbeiI BON Sa4beritdnbigen be-
lduft 1i9 Der our9 has Seuer ungeri4tete
S9aben auf minoetens $25O,OO0.
Der Wagenf9uppen Der @leftrtf3en 81
lenba6n an 3. Str. in Milpautee 1T Monz
tag Nbenb boQitdnbi9 abgebrunnt. 8erluft
$4,000. Capt. Sur1es S'9onneG puroe
aur6 ei1e umitiir3enbe Mauer f4per berz
leBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

tpurbe ct bon g3eta,s 5reilnoen ereriffen
unb bis CUR antunft ber gOIi3ei feitsebalz
ten. SHINES 1T felt feds Mpz
naten in San 5rancisco eepefen.
ST hi friiber Oiftrittsantpalt BON
9alpabpr unb bate iib Bel Der groaefiirung
zines Mnseflagten bos MiBfa1en G5eta's
3uge5ogen. DIS 9runb fir feline mDrberiz
f9e Nbii9t gibt er an, bdB E. eingetertert
unb g%efoltert poroen lei.
wabrfbeinIih eeIYndt.
9ienitag traf Noab Mc9iG, Der Sbez
riff BON Sifbpmingo Gountp, aus
Si1bpmingo, Der 9auptitaOt Der Gbida>
fas Station, in Nrbmore, S. s., Elm
unb beri1tete, baB ct in Der g}d6e bes Poitz
amtes Geagon, einige Meilen BON Siibo=
mingo, brei WeiBe an einem 8aume erbdngt
gefunben babe. Oieielben iinb ir>ber Na9z
barf9aft ni9t befannt, unb bas 8erbre9en
lit Elm @ebeimniB. Gs pirb permutbet, buB
es gferbebiebe iparen, pelhe bon Seranern
berfol9t, unb mad ibrer 8efdngenndbme
turaer 9anb aufgefniipft tpurben.
mahniinniee Giferfudt.
@eil 6rau RoIa 6eineba9, bic 8attin
hes 8etriebsleiters Der Bottom C Mon=
tana Minin9 COMPANY, in Butte.
Montana, glaubte, baB berielbe De,
5rau Sbomas Smelling gu grippe Nufmerf=
Iamteiten %ertpeiie, soB fe .ibr. cine 8ortior
99pefe[fGure in's @eii9t. pobur9 bieielo;
10 16pere 8ranbpunben babpntrug, baB fl
benIelben erliegen pirb. Srau 9einebdf
unb lire 69ipeiter, pel9t tie .be9leitet bate
tpurben perbaftet unb in bas @ountpgefdngz
nib gebra9t.
2neebIiber moroer perhaftet.
Sn Sunedu, Mis., tpurbe Winiam 3elner
Der junge 5armersfnedt, Der dngetlagt 1T
bic alte 5rau Maria Builder BON 2ebanor
unipeit Matertppn ermDrbet 81 baben, Wfttt:
mod Mbenb berbaftet unb 0onnertag mad
benz gountpz9efdngniB gebra9t. Ser Nl.
gefldgte bat Bis iebt nod feline Grfldrurre
betreffs bes ibm CUR 9at gelegten 9erbre=
dens abgegeben. @r bate ft9 in ben benae6.
barten Wdlbern bertedt gebalten unb fiji
pGbrenb Der Ga9t bas nDtbiee gfen per=
f9afft. @9IieBGi9 trieb i'm Der 9ungcr
iein 8er5ted auf5ugeben.
III ..
CHARLES 8eu, Elm 5ebn Mfeilen tpeitlid
bpn Su0ibon, Snb., no6nenber Salu6n:
pirtb, 1T bon goune Gleurons, benz 9obn'
zines pfarrers, eri9ofen morOen. Glemons
bat it9 Der 8erbaftung burb bic 5ludt ent:
5ogen, pirb aber oom Sheriff b%erfolgt.
SSn einem @nfu1 bon Sdb3orn, in 5Ola'
zines @treites beim 8artenIptel, bat %. %
6araGIon, Der Nubitor Der SadiOnpiae
Sampa &c &eD @eIt : 8abn in Sad:
~frnpile, 5Gd., Dem 6ilfs = Qubtto1
s. 80. Gctor BON berfelben 8abn
nit einem Gtuble einen 70 beftieen S9ldt
iiber ben 8opf beriebt, baB berielbe tpenig'
@turben barauf itarb. Ser 8orfaQ ereig:
nete fi6 i'm 2eieaimmer bes NrIington so:
tels, tpp 8ei0e, bic iibrigens intime Jteul1o,
tpdren, po6nten. @ctor mar in Ntlantc
eebpren unb in @ifenbabntreifen cine BE-
fannie Perf0nlthteit; 6aralfon 1T Elm So9r
bes Sberri9ters 9aralfon BON Ilabama.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Die 5biiren gef9loffen unb bic 2et9e
olsbunn mad berSbeparb Mempridl Gburh
iiberfibrt, ipofelbt I'm 4 l1br bic Dffentli9e
2ei9enfeier unter 2eitung BON 9Reb. Mdc
&en3ie ab9ebalten ipurbe. Nd9 S4luB Der
Seier tpurbe bic 2ei9e auf Dem Mpunt
M16urn=Jriebbofe benz @9oBe ber @rbs
~iibergeben.
YrGiibent Glebelanb, Oberri9ter Suffer
unb biele dnbere bo9gefteGte 8eamten urto
Staatsmdnner na6men an Der 8egrdbntBz
feier She'll.
Goo zines Siftofs.
Mrtbur @leoelanb Gore, 8il9of Der Gpis=
copaloiOeeie bes peftli9en Nen 0orf, tit
Montag Nuhmtttag in Der 9eilanftalt
Clifton Springs i'm Staate Seem Oprt
plDbli4 in Solge DDn nerbOier S9pd9e
geitorben. ST ftanb i'm 8egriffe,
fi9 mad 1einem Wobnorte Buffalo gu begez
ben, als er bon einem Sbnma9tsanfaIe be-
trpffen purbe, BON benz er fi9 ni9t mebr
erbolte. Ser 8ertorbene mar 1918 geboren.
Dom S6Iaoe eeriihrt.
Cornelius 8anberbilt, ST., 1T am 0iens=
tag bonn S9Gage geriibrt tporoen. gr be-
finbet 1tb mad BEN "neueiten Na9ri9ten auf
Der 8eierung.
!frau B~eederzStowe's Gefament.
Gin S~eitan1ent ein5ig in Ieiner Dirt 1T
bds Der Der torbenen Srau 9arriet 8ee9er
Stone, bas am Gamtag i'm H~a9laBseri9te
ppn 6artforb I'M Staate Connecticut
eingerei9t nurbs. gs 1T DOM 3. NoDember
1885 batirt unb bon Gbas. s. pertins,
Marb Hufeq perttns unb Mrtbur perttns
u%nter19rieben.
0as groBe iilberne SintenfuB, Elm Sc
f9ent Der 5rauen @nglunbs, erbdlt ibr
@obn gborles.
Den iilbernen prd1entirteler u1b ben
i%ilbernen aorb, @eldente BON ben 5rauen
@ns1anbs, erbalten ibre 3nei SD4ter 9arz
riet unb @liaa. vi,
Oas golbene Nrmbanb, elm @ei9ent Der
!6er3ogin BON Sutberluno, erbdlt i6re So6z
ter 9sorgiana (6rau Nlen in Bottom, Die
Ieitbem oeritorben 1T.
Gin Orittel bes @eiammtDerm0gens erz
bdlt Der @o6n yfeo. Gbas. 6. Stone bon
Simsburb.
9ds Ginfommen Der iibrigen apet Oritz
tel pirb unter bic SD9ter 0arriet unb @liad
pert6eilt.
Oas 6aus an Der Soreit 9traBe, in tpelz
9em Die Gertorbene % LANCE tpobnte, erbalz
ten bic 509ter 9arriet unb @li5a.
DoppeIter seIbfmoro.
Muf benz gabntorper Der Soutbern 2inie,
unh 3ebn Meilen BON 2aprenceburg
i'm 9tadte &entudn, purben @amftag
bic Der &0pfe beraubten 2ei9en zines peiBsn
Mannes uro elmer Srau gefunben. Ser
&opf bes Mannes nar an Munbe abge=
I9nitten, Der &opf Der 5rau Diagonal. Sn
ben SaI9en bes Mannes tpurben Sabrtarten
eefunben, tpel6e f4lieBen lafer, bdB Die
beiben 9~erfonen pafdgiere Der Queen Gresz
cent 2inie parsn. Sic bdtte1 ft9 ~offenbar
auf's 9eleiIe gelegt, um iih iiberfdbren gu
1afer. Die GoronersiurD Fat benin audi auf
@elbftmorb erfdnnt. Die beiben Perfpnen
1inb aGs Sos. 8opper urb 9attin aus 2on@,
BON, 8p., ibentifieirt tporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
GIepelano's GentenniaIfeier.

Die 5eier bes bunbertidbrigen ST.
ftebens Der Staot glebeldnb, 8, tpuroe
@onntdg bur9 entfpre6enbe 8ottesz
bienite in IdmmtGi9en 8ir9en etnges
leitet. Nm y2admittag tpurbe in Der
g~entralzWaffenbale cine Mafenberi amnts
lung abgebalten, in pelher BON 8ertretern
Der proteftantii9en, tdtbolif9en nno jiibiz
f9en Gelieion Nnfprd4en gebalten tpuroan.
Nm Mbenb bielten bic Wtitbiirger beut16er
Mbfunft Observation-Disclosures in Der Gen=
raGz8affenbalIe unO in Der MufftbaGe ab.
Montag tpeibte 8ouOerneur 8uIbnea bas
militdri19e @ncampment Der Mili5en nno
re9uldren Sruppen Elm. Nm Oienitag
~feierten bic alten Nniiebler. Nm beutigen
Mittpo9, an nelhem es bunoert Sabre ftno,
bab Mofes Glepelanb, Der erfte 8ermeier
Der CONNECTICUT 2anb Company, bier anfam,
pirb @riinberstae fetn. 8iele electromagnetic
8efu9er perben dnpefeno ietn, unter Nm
beren aud @ouperneur Coffin unb St16
BON Connecticut. Senator Sofepb 2. 9atoz
lebs ppn Connecticut ipir6 bic bitortfAe Heoe
baltett. Nm Na4mitta9 finoet eine paraoe
Der militdriI9en unb biir9erli9en 8erslne
itatt unh am Nbenb Elm btfforii9er nm5ug.
Dim Oonnerftag 1T Seem @n9lanb's Sag,
an pe[6em unter Mnberen Senator 5aip4ea,
@ouberneur Coffin unb Maior Me8inle9
Geoen balten tperben. Mm Srettdg 1T Gao@
fabrertaq, unb man %ertpartet, oaB ft9 on
ber fir oiefen Sag a%nberaumten Parabs
10000 Gabfabrer betbeiligen perben. Die
syeier balpert bis gum 10. September, benz
sSabrestage BON perrp's Sieg iiber BITE @ngz
lGnber.
Sn ieber Wo9e finbet bic 6eier intereiions
ter Gretgniffe itatt.
Gurnfef.
Das 20. Sobresfet Der Srrter beg
5taates Wisconiin fam Gonntdg Nbenb
nit Der 8ert6eiIung Der Bretfe
fir H~tegenturnen gum Ibl9lnRs.
Ser 8ortpGrtsturnberein BON Wiltpdntee bat
ben erften, bsr WeffeitesSurnDerein BON
ebcnoort ben apetten preis in Der 9rnppe
erruneen, eSn Der 5netten 9ruppe Pat
sonb bu Sac BEN l., 8ahnftei BON Milz
pautee ben g., Der 9iib1eitezT urnDeretn bon
bort ben 3. unb Der NorbfeitezS urnberetn
BON bort ben 4. prets %errungen. Sn Der
oritten @ruppe bat Neuz6olitetn ben L.,
MabiIon ben g., 2acro1fe BEN g., Sbebongart
ben 4. greis ba~Dongetragen. 8etm Surnen
Der alien Surner bat 8abnfrei ben l., Sbs=
bop9an ben 2. preis erlangt.
Sdneerfetlihes.
Mn benz morgen b~eginnenben uno bis gum
Samitag bauernben 9dngerfeft bes Noro@
tpeitli9en 5dngerbunbes in Dubuque, Sa.,
tpirb ii9 Elm Gbor bon iiber 700
Sdngern, ben 8ertretern BON fiinf3ig 9ez
fangbereinen bes NorDnetens, betbetltge1t'
Das 8a9'i9e Sr9eiter aus Milpantee fDiro
mitpirfen. Nm 5onntag piro elm um8u9
unb pidnid abge6alten iperosn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Sn 5lobb gpuntD, Is Meilen bon Stem
4Gbanp, Snb., bat Gbas. Miler feline Sralt
erI9ofen, unb bunn 81 b1tmprb begdngen.
Gr bate f9pn felt Sabren nit ibr 'pegen
Meinungsberf6tebenbeiten in 8~eligiOnsfaz
den in 5treit gelegen, unb mu9te bieiem
etpigen 8risge Montag Morgen in Der dngez
gebenen Meife f6lieBIt6 griinbIi9 Elm gnoe,
MiGer mar 48 Sabre alt, unb bic Srau flint
Sabre finger; ite hinterlafen mebrere Sim
Der.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22

Observation-Disclosures.

aaifer 5ran3 Sofepb but~ben beutfden
Gei9sfan3ler Siirften BON 9obenlobe in
Sf4l in NuOten3 empfdngen. @pdter
nabm Der Siirt beim &aifer bas Oinet
ON
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-07-22
Die Chat eines Wabnfinnieen.

Sen. Gnain, Elm in Der Nu6barI4aft
BON 9rDnen, Mi9., tppbnenber, ettpa 45idbz
riger 5armer, bat geitern Morgen feline 3
ainber trmorbet, iein WObnbuus in 8runb
geItedt unb Ii9 bann erf9ofen. ST bate
bor Surgeon bur9 ben Sob feline 6rau psrluz
rem, unb man bermutbet, baB er in 5pIge
babpn ~irrftnnig purbe.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-15
Accident at Havre.

Havre, Ang. IA shocking acct
dent occurred in the railroad yards here
Saturday whereby Peter and Guesippl
Hablaux were frightfully mangled.
The two men, who are brothers, were
employed as coal beavers and were in
the act of pushing a coal a to the
chute to be loaded when a freight car,
switched from a Montana Central train,
was thrown on that track and dropped
swiftly back on the unfortunate men,
who were ignorant of its approach.
They were knocked under the trucks
and the heavy a passed over them.
Peter lost his arm and his brother had
one his legs cut Of uear the hip. The
men were picked up by the train crew,
carried to al adjacent house and On.
Almus summoned. Everything pos
sible was done to alleviate the suffering
of the injured men. but Peter lies in a
@precarious condition from his mangled
arm and internal injuries. and his
brother, whose leg was a%mputated,
died this morning at 80 o'clock.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-15

one will be more willing than | to give
him what assistance may be in my pow
err for the furtherance Of the success Of
this great cause.
Whatever may be the result Of the
campaign in this state in so far as my
own political fortunes are concerned. I
shall accept it, grateful for the Sener-
Gus support accorded to me by our peo-
pie, irrespective OF party. conscious
only of having done my duty, and with
q firm determination to continue TO con-
tend for the reconciliation of silver,
whether in public Office or in private
life, until the victory shall be won.
am very truly yours,
CHAS. S. HARTMAN.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-15
MEADOW CREEK.

MEADOW CREEK. August ll.-[Spec-
ial Correspondence -Prof. Fl. Y. Bee
man, of the Miles City schools. was the
guest of his friend. c. D. Pinckney last
week.
Mrs. J. A. Macdonald and Mrs. C. F..
Bronner. of Wicles, and Mrs. Cavan-
augh, Of Chicago, are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. ;. ". Bronner. Al Valley
View.
Rev. G. D. King started Monday for
Dillon to attend the annual conference
of the NJ. +. church.
Revs. Forbes and OXley. who we're
announced to hold service at Meadow
Creek Sunday evening, failed to put in
an appearance. SO the regular Epworth
League program was carried out.
Mrs. G. +. Cope is spending a few
weeks with her mother. Mrs. p. A.
James.
Rev. C. D. Pinckney. who is gaining
an enviable reputation as q pulpit ora
tor. will occupy the pulpit OF the NJ. T..
church, Sunday morning.
Mrs. c. H. Buford, of Virginia City,
spent a few days with Mrs. Thos. Shir-
ley. last week.
Huckleberries are as plentiful in this
vicinity as free silver supporters are
throughout the state and for the past
week the woods have been full OF the
nimble-ingered pickels Of the lucious
little berry.
Numerous parties have passed
through here recently 81 route to the
park.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-15
LETTER.
Continued from fourth page.

NCltllleu IL OH lCt1Il Il ptgt.
the remark was made though i'm
perfectly stated-which gave the excuse
to the Miner to place upon it the unfair
and unwarranted construction of my
having ''disdained" the aid of demo-
Gratis and "otfered gratuitous insult" to
them.
| am constrained TO believe that the
"vaultiDg ambition" OF my friend
Quinn has rather ''o'erleaped ITSELF
He is also a candidate for congress.
Permit me TO say to him in all kind
ness that he will not do his candidacy
any good by adopting unfair methods
with his adversaries.
His own self-respect and the conf
dence and esteem Of the public will be
secured aud retained much more sure
ly by adopting a course marked by
fairness and fidelity at all times, and
by a courage which does not waver
when the supreme test comes.
After all is said. of what Importance
are the political fortunes of any one
man, except as they may tend to pro-
mote the success IF the great cause
upon which depends the welfare OF the
entire people.
At the present time it happens to be
my lot to represent Montana in the
lower honse of congress. 1t is but just
and proper. in view Of the recent I'M
fair ]utterances Of the Miner, that
publicly acknowledge my obligations
to the people and press, but with few
exceptions of all parties, of Montana
for the generous treatment which they
have uniformly extended to me while it
has been my fortune to serve them
in Il representative capacity.
Should the fortunes of the campaign
find my friend Quinn and myself pitted
against each other as opposing candi'
dates for congress-, | shall devote my
time and attention to furthering the
cause Of silver as best | may be able il
states where such work is required
Neither henor | can afford to waste
our time in petty chickering's or spar
ring Or cunning attempts to create ami
mOsities against each other. The bat
tie OF bimetallism is on. It is far above
the petty ~strlfes Of individuals for place
It is the battle OF the standards. Upo.
the result depends the salvation of the
producers and wage earners OF thi
country. There should be no conten'
tion in our ranks. By the united efforts
of all bilnetallists Of all parties in the
nation the cause will surely win. | sin
cerely hope that the splendid ability o
my friend Quinn will hereafter be di
rected exclusively to the support of tn
cause of which he is so able and dis
tinguished a champion, aud of which
am an humble advocate. do not be
lieve the people Of Montana are as muc
, concerned as to who shall represen
them in congress as they ore in tn
, success OF the silver cause in tn
, nation.
, Whoever is elected to represent US j
congress, we know he will be a Toys
advocate of the free coinage Of silve
Should Mr.. Quinn or any other staunc
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-08-15

TO you want to lease . good mining
property II 81 advertise in this col.
aus Of the MADTSONlAN sad you will get
good returus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-14
She Wondered.

A good story is out on young society
belle in the west end-that is, it will be
out when she sees this. The young lady
in question has habit, when alone, of
lighting match somewhat after the style
Of one who wears bloomers, or, in other
words. "man fashion," A few nights ago
the doorbell rang, and upon opening the
door she beheld her best young man, who
had come to spend social evening. The
chandelier in the hall was lighted, but the
parlor was in Stygian darkness. Obtain
ing lucifer from nearby matchsafe, she
lighted it, the young man CALAMITY taking
1t from her hands and Illuminating the
parlor. So far, SO good, and the evening
passed pleasantly.
Next evening, on going down stairs to
attend to some household duties, she
struck match to make light, and her
mind being preoccupied, perhaps with
thoughts Of the pleasant evening spent be-
fore, she lighted it as above mentioned.
All at once a horrible thought came to her
mind, and she called her mother to her
side.
Mamma" said she her face diffused
with bushes, "last night, when Mr.. Blank
came in, struck q match to light the
parlor chandelier, and have q terrible
suspicion that struck 1t in this way. l
wonder If did and II he noticed tip
st. Louis Republic.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-14
The Poisonous Effects Of Borax.

Borax has become such a familiar house.
hold article and enters into the compost
ton of SO many things in ordinary use
that it is interesting to note some expert
ments Of French physician who has
made exhaustive investigation into the
qualities of this much used substance.
The l. itish Medical Journal says that
"there are considerable number Of per-
sons peculiarly susceptible to borax. In
them loss of appetite was succeeded by
burning pain in the pit Of the stomach,
dryness of the mouth and eventually by
nausea and vomiting. Borax also pro-
duces O remarkable dryness of the skin,
which is fol.nd to favor if not to cause
various skin diseases, especially eczema.
The hair also becomes dry and may fall
out, causing complete badness. The most
dangerous result of the use of borax, how
ever, is its power of producing kidney dis
ease or of converting slight disorder of
the kidneys into fatal malady."
In view of the fact that borax as an In
gredient in hair washes is extensively
used, this warning does not come amiss.
1t is not impossible that, as many of the
shampoo mixtures contain borax, this may
account for badness in men who habitu-
ally indulge in shampooing at the bar
ber's. If eczema is the result Of regular
use Of borax, the question arises whether
borax soap is not menace to health and
an article that should be restricted In its
employment.-New York Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-03-14
Making Marriage Easy.

A London weekly says some wise things
concerning the need of an Ideal matri-
monial agency for the timid man and the
woman whose manner may be mistakenly
interpreted as repellant. According to
the brilliant originator of the plan, such
an agency would not only serve to break
the ice between the constitutionally timid,
but otherwise estimable, but would also
serve to widen the circle Of acquaintance
Of those who planned marriages ''of con-
venience. For" says the writer, 1t
there were no marriages in England ex-
cept among parties of whom each was in
love with the other, there would, we fear,
be Oh abnormal number of celihatos
among both sexes