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The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
looted in JOlanncSburH.

New York, JAM 1S.-Thc World S
copyrighted cable from Cape Town
says: A thousand armed burghcrs in
Johannesburg were hooted by the
Uitlanders,. the burghcrs having pre-
paEea a. strong petition for the abro-
gation of the treaty Of 1854, under
which Great Britain claims the night
to control the Transvaal foreign re-
lations and for the annuling Of the
British South Africa company's
charter. The Boer governmen re-
fuses to allow Cape train guards tc
cross the Transyaal All the goods
are opened and inspected at the
border. Traffic is thereby greatly
delayed.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Cowboy Shot ut Miles City. Q

Miles City, Jan. 17.-Last night
Stock Inspector W. d. Smith, assisted
bv police officers Jackson and john
son attempted to arrest jim Mansker,
a cowboy from Wibaux, accused OF
stealing cattle in North Dakota. lie
was, in Il caboosc when the officers
threw down on him and commanded
him to throw up his hands. He re.
sisted arrest, attempted to draw his
gun. and was shot by Smith three
times in the right breast. lie dice
at $40 this morning. He has WORKED
for the III and the O. X. outfits. III
is from New Mexico. Inquest to
morrow.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Michiean's Voice For Silver.

Lansing, Mich, Jan. l9.--An cx-
ccutiyc committee of nine, represent.
ing all political parties, was ap-
pointed at today's session Of the free
silver conference who will carry on
the work of organization and educa.
tion. 4 dispatch was ordered sent
to United States Senators Jones
Teller and Morgan, congratulatine
them on their fight sin the interest
of the people and against plutocracy,'
and adding that 'regardless Of party,
Michigan is with you against all bono
issues, against the gold standard. anc
in favor of the constitutional money
OF the country
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Jameson to be RSlcaSed.

Pretoria, Jan. lit IS officially
stated here that DR.. jameson and
others who are in prison with him
will be released unconditionally by
the Transyaal government, and that
the Utlanders, in due course of time
will be enabled to make their de-
mands clearly understood. 1t is
added, however, that the government
and the burgers will resist amy form
of foreign protection, either on the
part of Great Britain or any other
country. They are firmly resolved tc
maintain the independence Of tho
republic and the grievances OF the
people Of the land will be settled
when the present excitement ha:
ubatcd. .t*
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
The. Flying Squadron.

Portsmouth, Eng. Jan. lG.-The
flying squadron is assembled at Spitz-
head. It is reported the destination
Of the squadron after leaving Bantw
Bay, Ireland, will be the Bermudas.
Washington, Jan. l7,-.Thc cable
report today from Portsmouth, Eng
land, whence the British flying
squadron is about to sail that it's
destination may be the Bermudas
cannot be confirmed in any official
quarter here. The British squadron
already at and about the Bcrmudas
consists Of l6 ships. Should the
Portsmouth report be true, it would
increase the squadron to % ships. or
2S including the six torpedo catchcrs.
1t is doubted that Great Britain
would send such d powerful fleet in
to American waters at this tim Z
when their presence almost certainly
would be regarded asa hostile dem
onstration certainly uncallcd for as
long as diplomacy has not yet cx-
l>austed it's resources in scttlemEnt
Of the differences between tAe, United
States and Great Britain.
London, Jan. LITTLE admiralty
department informs the Associated
Press that the, destination Of the fly
ing squadron Of British warships,
now off Spitshead, has not yet been
determined upon, even by the admir-
atty, and. certainly the warships are
not going to Bermuda or anywhere
in American waters at present.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
One year ago Secretary Carlisle as

One year ago Secretary Carlisle as
surcd the country in his annual re-
port that the deficit for the fiscal
year OF 1894 would not exceed $40. :
900: 900: yet it was nearly $40, 900. o0U.
lie also predicted that this year we
should have a surplus instead Of d
deficit. vet there is IL deficit of S43,-
600, 900. In the light of these facts
What faith can be placed in. Mr.,
Carlislcs prcdictions?- Ind annapolis
Journal.
II those Kansas City innocents were
cntcrprsing, widc-awalc men they
would not have been imposed upon
by that bogus Lawrence DAILY. They
would have known by this time
through Montana papers, that one Of
the most cntcrpyising, Intelligent
and ncrvy mining men in the west
has no brother Lawrence, and that If
he had lie would not have sent him
to Kansas City to deal in stocks at
$50 per 0,000 shares when his recent
dealings with the Rotllchilds reached
$25, 900, 600. What CEumps they
have in Kansas City.-Inter Noun
1Dn1ln
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Money For Montana.

Helena, Jan. 1S.-The executive
office received the information today
from Washington that the treasury
department in that city holds sub
ject to demand 1851, ,056 belonging to
Montana. This money was derived
from the government sale Of public
lands, being 5 per cent of the entire
amount, Montana's S share.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Terms of Court.
State OF Montana,
County OF Rav;llli.

State OF Montana
County OF Ravall {
In the Fourth judicial Dist rict Court:
tt is ordered that the terms OF the District
Court of the Fourth Judicial District OF the
State OF Montana, in and for Raya!li County,
for the year 1885, be ucld as follows, to wit:
First term on the second Monday in .Tnnu-
nry: second term on the second Monday in
April; third term on the second Monday in
Julys and the fourth term on the second Mon
day in October.
And it is further ordered thata copy of this
order be published for four successive weeks
III the RAVALI1 REPUBLICAN,, Il week. y news
paper published in R;lvalli County, State OF
Montana. and that sold publication be made
immediately following the date hereof.
! Given under my hand this I'd day of Janu-
ary. 1896. FRANK II. WOODY,
District Judge Of the Fourth Judicial District
Of the State OF Montana.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

The REPUBLICAN is pleased that
Judge Woody, in his charge, called
the attention Of the grand jury tc
the charges Of wrongdong in the
matter Of the present and former
printing contracts, and instructed
them to Investigate. This paper
hopes the grand jury will sift every.
thing in regard to these matters tt
the very bottom and get at every
fact.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

The Basin Times is mcnt ionin.
Capt. George H. CoWan for the re-
publican nomination for the district
iudgshi p in Jefferson Mr.. Cowun is an
ioldrcsdcnt of Montana, a most able
awycr, and would preside over the
Jefferson bar with ability and digu-
t.. lie is really about the best man
the party could put up there, and
would run well, not only in that por-
tion OF the county adjacent to Boulder
and Basin, but in the Beaver creek
and Crow creek country on the cast
side Of tho county.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

We notice that nany Of the Mon
tana democratic organs arc claiming
that it was the @oldbug clement in
tue dcmocratiic national committee
that united on Chicago as the place
for holding their national convention.
downing st. Louis because the silver
sentiment was SO Strong there. BY
the same course of reasoning it must
have been the silver element in the
republican national committee that
chose St. Louis.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

Lauina II. Brady,
Thomas Brady,
The State OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named ucfcnu;nt
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action which is filed in the
office Of the Clerk of this court, and to file
the plaintiffs attorney within twenty. days
after tie service of this summons, exclusive
OF the day OF service. and in case of your
failure to appcar o., answer Judgment will be
taken against you by default for the relief
dGmanded in the complaint.
Plaintilf alleges: That in the summer Of
chase from tile said defendant, Thomas
| Brady, WHO was then and still is, the owner
of the east half Of the southeast quarter, the
southwcst qu;.rtrrof the southeastquarter Of
section 3, and the nOrthwc quarter Of the
northeast quarter of sectiou 10, all in town
shjp5 north 2f range 20 west Of Of Montana
ihc agreed price Of -Four Huudrcd Dollars,
Lawful! money, Of the United States;
cash, and in such lawful money, the said sum
Of Four Hundred Dollars, being the contract
That the said Thomas Brady, at said time,
made and executed and delivered tosad Jno.
Brady his certain receipt in writing, ac!lnowl
cdgug the payment OF said S40o00 as and for
writing, promised and agreed to make, exc
cute and, deivcr to the said .1no. Brady a
gO0u ana Suttclent uccu OF conveyance TO
each and all Of said land. but that the said
Thomas Brady has failcd and neglected to
make, execute and deliver said deed. or any
decd, or to perform said contract according
to its intent, and still holds and retains the
legal title to said land, contrary to said con-
tract and agreement.
| Therefore this action il brought to enforce
the specific performances OF said contract:
that this honorable Court require the said
Thomas Brady to make. execute and deliver
said decd, conveying said land to plaintiff as
.a1minis, r:.triX of the estate of JnO, Brady
deceased; and that, upon his refusal to do SO
that this court appoint some competent per-
son, as Commissioner. to make, execute and
eteFiycr' 81 to plaintiff: and fo.all costs in
and about this action expended
Witness my hand anet the seal OF
[Scal] said court this goth day of Dc
crmber 1885,
ALLEN E. SHAppEE. Clerk.
MARSHALL & CORBETT, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
LII. iIa Lot q l df
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

''combination Of business men and
politicians" took him up, but now
that he is worth $1,000, 600 and has
almost wrecked the country he is the
best known-and most widely cursed
--indyidual in the country. And
Mr.. ingalls, may do as we'll. -.."
So. hats in the air for Melville e.
ingalls,: the new democratic Moses.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
THE RAVALLI REPUBLICAN
JAS. Il. STEVENS, Editor.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSIONAL,

CONGRESSIONAL.
u. s. Scnator>--llon. Lee Mantle, Butte; Hon
',rht5,. II: Carter, t1e!cna.
leprcsentatiye-l!ion!. {. $ l!l."r.t.mnan, Rozc-
STATE.
Govtrnor--.Jon F. Kickards.
rcut. GOvrrnor--Alt lex. G. ROlkin.
Secretary Of StAte--Louis Rotwitt.
State Auditor-NnGrcw b. Cook.
State TrraSurnrf frHullin ". Wright.
Attorney Gtncrnl--llrnri j. linskrl.
Supt. Of l'uh'" !lstrlcton-A f. Stccrc.
Chief .Ius;iccW. Y pcmberton.
Ass. Jnstltr.-W. II. Dewitt, W. II. Hunt.
Clcri; supreme tourt--Benj Webster.
COUNTY.
Dist rct .'udgc-Franl> H. Woody
Clerk of District Coult--Allcn L. SEappNc.
shcritf-B, : thnt1in,, ..,,.
Clerk and Rrrordrr-l.rw e. Williams
TrcAsurcr--.Ioln bowling.
ASSessOr-l.nirrt Nelson.
County AttOrnvy-iIc II. Myers.
Supt Public lnstruc,on-Miss Anna Bond.
Public At!miniS1rator-J. W. Lancastcr
COrOncr---D. \. Hcbcr.
Surveyor l.. Q. Kennedy.
County Commissioncrs-,I. +. Hendricks, J
". MuyhcW Ecrd. Weir.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

Ex-Nayor Hopkins, in speaking Of
the latcncss or the date Of the con-
vcn>ion said: II regret that the
national committee decided to hold
tho convention as late as July Z.
The democratic party is in control Of
the national administration, and it
party in power to hold it's convention
first. It looks like cowar(lcc on the
part Of the democrats to hold thcil
convention this year after the rcpub-
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
The Ills Of Women

Constipation causes more than half
the Ills OF women. karls Glover Root
Tea is a pleasant cure for constipa-
tion. For sale at Smallcy's Drug
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
All Recommend 1t

Ask your physician, your druggist
and your friends about Shiloh's Cure
for Consumption. They will recom-
n1end it, For sale by e. G. Smallcy.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

Once in four years tile. democratic
party finds itself confronted with the
always painful necessity Of making
mp it's mind as to what it Thinks
Hartford Courant.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
4 Fact North Knowing"

Consumption, lagrippe, pnenmonia
and all throat and lung diseases are
cured by Shiloh's Cure. For sale at
Smalley's.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
1t Saves Lives Every Day.

Thousands of cases Of consumption,
asthma, coughs, colds aud Group are
cured cvccy day by Shiloh's Cure.
Sold at Smallev's.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
DE CAMpOS RESIGNS.
New Commander to Take Charge of Il,
Beaten FOrcca.

CampOS and his lieutenant general
Ardcrous, owing to differences which
exist between them and political;
parties in Cuba. Gen. Marin anG'
Gen. pandO, who are now in the colu7-
mand Of Spanish troops in the pro-
vince of Santiago dc Cuba. will re-
place Generals Campos and Ardcrons
temporarily. The names Of Gen.
Polaviaiy and Gen.. Wcylcr arc both
mentioned for the post of commander
n-chicf in Cuba. When the Spanish
government was organizing it's forces
to oppose the Cuban insurrection last
year, Cen. polaviaja was slated by
public rumor for the position Of cap
tain general Of the Spanish forces in
Cuba to succeed Gen. Callca, it being
doubtful at that time whether Cam
pos would be willing to undertake the
task.
Gen. Polaviaja is commander Of the
Spanish Sixth army corps, and has
not been without experience in Cuba,
where his name used to be hated and
feared by insurgents. lie was on
the island as Il subordinate to Martini
cX Campos at the time Of the Virgin
us affair. Cuban patriots tell many
stericS Of hts intuman methods duy-
ing the last Cuban uprising. One Of
these stories is to the effect that he
once sent a company Of soldiers to
escort some prisoners from the into
rior to jail. On the way all the
prisoners were shot, it is said, by the
order Of polayiaja.;
Havana, Jan. 17.-The captain
general, looking over the situation
with a friend last evening. is report
cd to have said:
81 have done the best L could un-
der the circumstances, and nobody
but myself has full knowledge Of the
difficulties, I have labdred under,
Had | been successful there would
have been nothing but praise. have
been unsuccessful and there is moth
ing but blame. This is the way o7
the world, and l do not complain"
Captain General de Campos form
| nj 1,ic II tnr r.
Gen. Marin. The ceremony tool
place in the great salon Of the cap
tain generals palace.
Washington: Jan. 17.-Whcn Con
zalcs-Qucsada, the secretary Of TIL
Cuban revolutionary party in tht
United States, was informed Of th
intended appointment Of Genera
polayiaja to replace Martinez d
Campos, he exclaimed with cnthusi
asm: "Good! That is worth tel
battles to U.S. This is considered a
a confession Of the fate OF the Span
ish government in Cuba, as Genera
Campos was the first military chic
in Spain, and also one Of the ablcs
politicians.
Tampa, Fla, Jan. 19,-The steam
er Olivcttc tonight brought 45 re
gees here from Cuba and last nigh
: landed 100 in Key West. Thre
hundred refugees are already booke
for the next trip and addition;
s benches and cots will be taken t
r accommodate them. Those arrivin
= today say that If one does not part
. cipate in bhc revolution they mu
c leave Cuba or JOIN the Spanish force
$ Those able to leave are tEoing so, bl
Y the less fortunate will join the rev
: lution and greatly swell the Cuba
~ army.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Catarrh Cured,

|, Health and sweet breath secured,
by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
80 cents. Nasal injector free. At
Z. G. Smallcy's.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

Congressman Hunter, the rcpubli-
can candidate for senator from Ken
lucky, is now said to be free silver
man. IF Hunter bags the game, we
WON'T fare 50 badly after all.--Stand-
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
SAID by OTHER FELLOWS.

. Secretary Carlisle thinks it possi-
bic to take some thing from nothng
and leave y comfortable: sl4plus.--
New York Press.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

If the democratic party were to
continue in power it might be a good
idea to make the Office of bond ncyO-
tiator to the administration an cleo.
tive one. Thun. the people woulC
have a say in the matter.-N. y Press
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

There VAS q whole lot Of talk last
summer because Senator Lee Mantle
said he would cross the silver bridge
when he came to it. All the Post
can say is that Senators Mantle and
Carter crossed the bridge and landed
on the silver side Of the senate scv.
cral days ago.--Livington Post.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

Here is some good horse sense.
The man who stops advertising as
soon at the holiday season is over
seems to admit that he, has nothing
to sell except at holiday times. The
'man who adyertises intelligcntly the
wear round, on the contrary, does
good business rightsalongy and holiday
trade, no matter how good it may be,
is only an incident with him.-Inde-
pendent.
We notice that d few Montana
newspapers, whose rcp,lblicanism is
of the milk and water, "yood LORD
and good devil: variety, are taxing
their ostcnsible intcllects in formu-
latiny a state ticket to be supported
by the republican party at the next
general election. Boys; hadn't yol
better let that job out to the leyiti
innate political contractors, rescrying
Esav, contingent interest in THE
nprobablc procceds2 In all human
probability the properly elected dele
gates of the g. 0. p. in state cOnven
tion assembled may have something
to say as to who the candidates shal
be on the next republican stat
ticket, and the result may be quit
disappointing to the present self
Econstituted slate makers of said news
paper contingcncy.-Couricr.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

For something neat in letter heads
and envelopes come in and see our
samples
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22
Alias Summons.

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicia
District Of the State Of MontnlEl, in and fol
Ravnffi county.
Lauin; II. Brady,
Plaintiff.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

\ farmer went into a store and
bought a suit Of clothes. The store
keeper said: .Thcrc, that is the
cheapest suit of clothes you ever
bought. ''Oh, no." said the farmer,
'this suit cost me twenty bushels Of
wheat. | never paid over fifteen
bushels Of wheat for Il suit OF clothes
before. .'-BOzcnlan Chronicle.
The Ravalli Republican., 1896-01-22

For county affairs, the REPUBLICAN.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

A horseback ride OF 10 miles IN
twenty-five hours is no small under
taking when more than twelve hours
of it he accomplished underneath the
solemn-faced moon" An ex-army OH
Ger told, the other day. of a ride OF
this character during which the moon
cast more startling and terrifying
shadows than ever fell before the Wis
ion of the most superstitious rabbit
foot iarky who ever strayed into the
village graveyard after nightfa'l. As
the story goes:
1t was In September Of 1874. when
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, then colonel of
the Fifth United States infantry. was
commanding an expedition against the
Indians In Indian Territory. All sum
Iner he had been following and fight
ing the Indians with Indifferent sue
cess. CRASHED ponies We're tieeter
than eorn-fed horses. But the grass.
sun-dried and fire-destroyed over great
areas, was giving the Indians distress,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

west Of Antelope Hills. along about
midnight.
'The Antelope Hills are not a range
of hills, or a longitudinal upheaval on
a dead level Of prairie. There are only
three Of "the hills" great gypsum
buttes, one 100 feet high, and no one
less than 400 feet, somehow washed
out by q swash of the waves Of a great
inland sea that once covered THE
Great American Desert"
But, dropping these hills out Of
sight, great landmarks as they are,
the Canadian river was crossed, with
prairie Dog Dave In the lead. Gen.
Miles black horse was kept well In
hand to the rear---no thoughts of los
Ing the horse, but quicksaDd loss
was apprehended for man and beast"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14
ROMANCE or a VIC



A tragic ending 70 comic sccnr has
resulted In the heroine OF an advent.
ure being conveyed to tbs hospital in
very precarions state, while the hero
y securely under lock and key at the
depot OF the prefecture Of police The
whole AFFAIR turned on some silly fun
and stupid horsc-ptay about 4 wig. Al
young man had been fascinated By
tho attractions Of n girl few years
his junior. and had asked to b. per.
mitted to pay his attentions 10 her.
bnt she was by no means disposed 10
return the compliment. NJ ~ hnh b..
come very bald. through illness. and.
a. the object Of his affections enurias.
iy put u. she would never dream Of
marrying anyone with no hair upon
his head.
The youth nsdltntcd over his dis.
contitnre. and happy Thought
dashed upon him lie wanid repair
the ravages Of unkind nature by a RI.
course to art aud forthwith he wrnd.
cd his way To hair6iresser's ahnr ana
became the delighted pr@sessor IF 4
wig with cuFls and loyeIncks AMI
elaborate partlngs In front and no.
bind. which as he fondly hencd
would produce the desired itnpfyaa.
ion on the heart Of the obdnrate
young woman.
Thus adorned. he proceeded tttnt
evening to n restaurant where she
was dining with some friends. INT to
ms horror she not only burst ont
laughing when he appeared on Tho
scene, but presently made dash nj
his wig. which she tore on, revealing
MS denuded head to the ustnnishe.i
gaze Of the party. The youth end.s I.
ored TO wrest the wig from her grnsp
hhd 80, hndlng herself hard pressed.
tne fair maiden passed IL over to onp
or her companions. who tossed II 10
the other side Of the room. and then
as. Ignorant Of the fact. he stlll strt,u.
gled, she dealt him q slap In The face
Reside himself with dlsapnntnt n,sr,t
anu wrath. the young man anntrhod 4
kiile from the table. and ere the ancr.
.htors Of the scene could interpose he
llad stabbed the girl In tho neck
Tres Of dlsmay now resounded, In.
stead OF peals Of laughter which bad
hitherto rent the air, ~ the yo,,ng
woman fell fafnting to the floor THE
police were summoned. and while Tire
youth was led OFT In custody. Tho oirI
was taken to the shop OF n netghbor.
ing druggist. pending her removal IN
.ne hospital. II IL feared thai she
VIII not recover.-Paris Letter ~
London Telegraph. -
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

A ride Of thirty-fiye miles, unevent-
full, and Prairie Dog Dave and com
rade dlsmounted, or were lifted off
their horses at Adobe Walls. Col. Her
bert NJ. Bristol and Lieut.. Hobart X.
Baily. Fifth United States infantry,
being the reception committee.
At II o'clock In the forenoon the
ride begun at IL o'clock the day be-
fore was ended--120 miles Travelled.
Next day Gen. Miles black horse
died.
The lieutenant is believed to be still
alive.
Prairie Dog Dave died with his
boots on" several years after this ride
while trying to make one like II for
Gen. Miles In the Northwest. Chicago
Herald
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1896-03-14

hearts. Then ! braced up, and when
Bum lead with diamond. raknd m
the trick with flourish. still Hughes
was watching me anxiousIy from
across the small table
"Now," thought /, II will draw thai
joker, IL either Of those fellows have
1t, after which the game Is mine,o
Accordingly, with well feIgned diff.
dence, lead with my left bower. But
my acting was changed TO reality
when Bum dropped upon IL the riaht
bower. My establishment knew M
bounds, for could have sworn that
Hughes had given that very card 10
me. was about to appeal 10 him
but on looking across the table I M ~
to my surprise that his place was va.
cant.
Still, thongbt, I have often made
mistakes In sizing up my cards. and