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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
DRESS GOODS
Silks, Black Goods,
Novelty Woolens,
Coats, Jackets, Suits

all goods you can depend on as to style.
quality and price-least price for the kinds.
Meanwhile send for samples of these eX-
traordinary values:
Fine all wool Black Henrietta 80 inches
wide-GOC.-moSJ wide HenricttaS are only
49, inches wide-IheSe are not only extra
wide. but such splendid weight, finish and
luster as has always been dollar a yard.
Fine Imported Black Serge. 20 inches
wide, iOC.
Fine Novelty Woolens. Il and 80 inches
wide S5C.-Scotch effects. silk oVerShOt
Novelties. IouretteS-fin fabrics made to
sell for "A dollar or mOre-on some there's
the difference between s9c. and Sl.25 To be
saved.
Never had such fine choice mixtures 10
se,l at 81 -. and soc. as now nice, stylish
things that at such prices prove there's
small profit selling-nO other kind being
done here.
You ought To make sure that we have
yonr name and address for sending the
New Catalogue 10 ready pretty soon now
-brimful of facts about 90 .dS and
prices that will bc to your ;iuvantage-
free. postpaid, If you ask for il.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
Democratic Ticket.

democratic Ticket.
For President,
WILLIAM j. BRYAN,
of Nebraska.
For Vice President.
ARTH L K j. SEWALL.
of Maine.
For Congress.
K. c. MCNAMARA.
of Bedford
For State Senate.
FRANK Z. MARTIN, ESQ,
of JOhnStOwn-
For Assembly.
THOMAS J. TELL. ESQ.
of JOhnstOwn.
c. +. FRAZER,
of Hastings.
For County Treasurer.
JOHN II. WATERS,
of JOhnstOwn.
For commissioners.
DAVID COSTLOW,
of JOhnstown.
THOMAS HOOVER,
OF Cambria township
For Auditors,
JAMES KING,
of JOhn>town.
+. Z. FARABAUGH,
Of CarrOlltOwn.
For Poor House Director
RAPHAEL HITE,
of Carroll township.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
The Socialtsts Turned Dov

DETROIT, Sept. 3O.-The fight be.
tween the socialistic and anti socialists
factions In the Cigarmakers' internn.
tional convention has begun. the occa.
sion being the seating of Delegate David
Hemerdlnger from New York. The So
cialists lost W.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
Homicide on the Decrease.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 8O.-Homicide was
discnssed at the session of the National
Prlson association. 1t was concluded
that the census taken on the subiect
and that the magazine editorial on IL
partake largely of the nature of sensa-
tionai journalism; that the world is
growing better. and that homicide is ON
the decrease
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02

IT is announced that President Rob
erts, of the Pennsylvania railroad, will
retire on account of i'll health, and be
succeeded by John McCrea, first vice
president.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
Carnegie on ,h. Farme,..

LONDON. Sept. 30.-Andrew Carnegie
In a letter which The Times publishes
today. contends that American farmers
are fairly prosperous. although they ar.
discontented because their produce does
not command the former hi gh prices.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02

y BILL has passed the Canadian house
of commons authorizing the erection of
a Niagarai bridge between Buffalo aud
Fort Erie, y. y.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1896-10-02
B. g 3.
Most likely vcu're going to make trip
to the Western Pennsylvania
Exposition

the musical and art features. as well as
the commercial and manufacturing exhib-
its. are unusually attractive this year. aud
you'll want to see them 1T viii pay you 10
include this store in your viSit-come and
inspect the new goodS-learn prices and
see if this small profit business isn't done
in way that concerns vonr self-interest.
4 wonderful collection OF
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
FOR a MOCK MARRIAGE.

age From August Mali
..t.i,.. ,.as s,os !, ,b. at.,ri,, .o,,,..
YESTERDAY by "hleh Juia Ann 1o"i'9'"
seeks To recover froh August Mail $4,000
4a,,a,.s for mock marriage
.,,, IL. j., .,,i,. .,,,,
rue p'"iN''n e'''s's Il" "e' = ''''0' '''''.
In october 1872 she accepted Il proposal
OF marriage from the dtendant Mali he
..,,,,od , ,tccnse aud arranged for tho
ceremony 10 taAe pace at Inc i'''i'"'
hotel.
Al the nmo APPOINTED for the marriage
t .e,.,,u. ,,loy.a hrs. b,ot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
AT THE OPERA HOUSE


k6O lfoy.
The threatening weather yesterday al
ternoon ard evening interfered somewhat
with the attendance at the opera house to
witness Ia" matinee and closing perform
ances Of Rob Roy, but the audiences were
iairiy good and two very enjoyable pro
auctions OF the pleasant and romantic opera
were given
Owing TO tn" sudden illuess of Miss Fran
'es Rousseau. Mim Ncllc NootlcS assumed
the rcic OF Captain sheridan" very ac-
crpiabiy Miss WooueN has sweet voice.
though not strong, and gives evidence q
talent as an actress which viii insure her
success in the profession she has chosen
Tue company leave this morning for Aus
tin.
Tonight and matinee this afternoon Co
rhine will holi the stage at the opera house
WIN her popular extravaganza Hendricks
Hudson Jr The company has been select
ed with care this season aad the attraction
In every way improved Corinnc and Joe
'1wlhorn are tho bright particular stars
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ALMOST BURNED TO DEATH.

The baby OF Mr and Mrs. c. c. Coe of
Caroline street. between Preston and pral-
RE avenues, cane near meeting with a
horrible death Yesterday morning through
the carelessness of its nurse The mother
left home for few moments leaving Il
colorcd fir I'm charge. when she returned
ire baby Naa suffering intense agony from
the crec Wbolic acid it had been given
by mlsia n appeared for time that
death would result but late last nigh, che
little one Nat much better and will prob
ably recover Tho aabys mouth was badly
burned
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CARD FROM Mr. ED f pvpREr

To the Editor Of The Post
Through an unfortunate accident. re-
suliius in broken leg aad dislocatcd
shoulder han DE confined TO my bed
for several days perhaps weeks. and
therefore wlll be- compelled 90 forogo Il
further personal canvass ma advocacy OF
nay candidacy Tor county clerk. ( therefore
leave my cause in the hands ~ nay friends
and generous public, confident in the
Wisdom Of their judgment and chocrmly
accepting their verdict, whatever It may
be
TO the hundreds Of friends who have
personally and otherwise taken occasion
TO express their sorrow Tor my misfortune
and their sympathy Tor my anliclioa, | can
only return grateful heartfelt thanks To
the kindly lady Mrs. l. f Scott, who so
siaciously bestowed sisters care and at
teution upon me at the time of the acct
dent as wen as the several trainmen Of
the southern Pacific. who generously lent
me all atd aud assistance In their power,
especially wish 10 express my profound
gratitude Respectfully. Ed f. Dupree.
Houston October p, 1896.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
ST. pATRIcK,s rAII,.

Although the rain and continual threat
ching weather destroyed the possibility Of
tho large gathering which the entertain
ment expected to draw. the number attend
ing the ST. Patrick fair was very salts
factory Mr.. Tim ONonnell amused tho
crowd bv a comcal recitation ana many
eXtemporaneous wittcisms Tonight the
Houston Frohsinn Singing society Will mr-
nish a musical programme. The contests
will close on Saturday night
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
CORnInR uEIrMAN.

The marriage of Mr., A. Il. Cordier ana
Miss Katie Hoffman was celebrated at the
German Lutheran church Wednesday night
at O'Clock, Rev. W Glasberg attending.
\ large numtcr of the young people
friends were present and showered upon
'hrm blessings for happy life The
Eloom Is memhcr OF the firm OF Fisher
y Cordior and the bride the daughter of
Mt H. w. lieitmau OF pos Prairie avenuc.
Nh ami Mrs cnrdor are at home on Ham
ilton street between Congress and Frank
lin avenues
The Post is pleased to acknowledge the
receipt Of delicious wine and cake from
Mr. and Mrs, a Il. Cordier. parents of the
NrDtu
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
SAVE rnR suELRuRNE.

Mr., NJ. G Rarncy OF Yoakum, the dent
ocratic eharman Tor the Tenth congress-
ional district. was In the city last night
Mr.. Eanucy feels quite confident of Mr..
district
He says that Galveston county Is all
right aGd hat the balance Of the district
viii sive tho democratic candidate a spien-
did majority.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
HAVE YoU NEVER REctIvrn

shirt home from a place diCnidad v tho
name Of laundry which looked az though
1t had washed ITSELF Which was Of vary
ing colors the prcdominating being blue
and yellow with a crease here aud thcro
for ornaments? II waa provoking. wasn't
II? We know just how to avoid all these
things, For high grade work we are ali.
solutoly without competitor, Ring up lS7,
the Model Laundry, 10l1 Prairie
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
THE TEXAS COAST MEETING.
To BE Held in the City OF Houston
Tomorrow.
4 BID FOR THE WINTER TOURISTS
Good Roads ant Drainage Likewise
suhjeci for Consiietn'iom--Goo
Attendance Promised.
BID FOR THE WINTER TOURISTS

me meetlns OF the i'N"' 'V"S'
tion will be held in this city tomorrow
49,, r,,, nan
az
Mayor Hlce ana Onuh'Y '"'Er ~" ia
already appointed large delegations TO iep-
r,sep. this clty and county At the meeting.
49,. ,,..o 1.,i.,
WINE me ihuledl'onS 'i' '"'' ''' -
'ation viii conc nom Galveston and in
,,,,,,ol,,,, noints
n n n n wilson chairman of the
s,ori,i syscnttyo committee ronuos is that
an .ni,,on,,nittnoS ,ncoi win The executive
"l,,,,'i,,oo ~, bc ofecc a, . o'clock this
.,,.n, ., t,r,,ulst, a nnoI ur,rromtne
s,1r 3D.. ,',.t,ose ~, ,hc ,,.sccin,ion -
ti.,os,t ", ,,o y,s,,in, deI,,at.s win be
t,, -, ,,i,,,. nf ,nternet and
i.,,, i,,ao',,,.. ~ u,o cit,
'" ,'"''' ~. 49,, So,.,rl,,, o,,,r.
l'' ,.''S ',t | ,,,,i..,
~ ''"' NV ,li -,,,' r..,s,,,,d oe che
~ '''' - ~. ,..,N. "' ',,,,,da't
'l"Iuo,d 'vNo'F INV ~ ,,,t,,,,, -
ni"NHn NE nVHi NV ~,
WIS, iu' "'i'E'V9 u" ''Si' ""' ''Si'''
new i'i''S'
once "ihs inc meet 'u~ Nnu - op''''
VS. rom 'leh'riS'n OF ''lN'S,oI' ~
lHIN "i the asSo''d'loh' Nil''S Nv i"S' 'S
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
AN OPTICAL DEITSION.

There $ no danger of mi.tal,ing tho
work turned out by some laundrios for
Numbered linen. The work turned ont
at 81 Packards Troy Laundry 9le Pral-
re avenue, makes a gentleman appear at
You as wen2 can up 'phono W.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
THE COURTS
SUNS roR couNrY COURT.

The following suits were filed yesterday
for the November term OF the county
court
simmons Hardware company VS.. Holt
kamp Il Bader. debt
Hery $ Fox, Jr., vs.. John Callaghan ct
all to recover s6i5 damages FOR death Of q
horse and damage to buggy growing oa; 81.
a runaway caused by a brass band EN-.
ployed by defendants.
,dpples Hardware company vs. Dumale.
Armistead & Cronan. debt
Peck Siuwe and Wilcox company va.
Dumblc Arnistcad * rionan. debt
I. Greenfield son & Go. rs. polemauaAcs
Fruit and Candy company. debt
Julius Elisngcr q 60 IS. polemanakcs
Fruit and Celly company. deDt
Yesterday Nas tbe last Jay 81 service
i'll tins court for ths November term.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

Sunday morning at IL o'clock Lost In the
Wilderness and the Way out" Grand open
air meeting at Market square at o'clock
D. IN. with grand hallelujah windup at
5 p. m. Everybody welcome al Bryan
hall. Fannin street. between Walker ana
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
rnE TIcKErs ARE READY.

Members of the Harris county executive
committee or the presiding officers Of the
voting places outside of the city, are mott
ned that the straight democratic tickets
are now In the possession OF Mr.. T. j.
Baker. secretary. No. III Fannin street.
and will be delivered to them on demand.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
TIE uOIsrnN ,,I,rI- cn,1nANv

VIII he ready on November to furnish
You promptly ana ceheaply The best quail
dcrS 10 ali Main street and Richard
Cooke, the manager, guarantees saiis-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

GET GLASSES THAT SUIT YOU. DO
wEARiNG THOSE THAT g cki Ss;s| yo1 In
~ rs TO BURN. YOU CAN FIND THE
LEST AT THE HOUSTON OPTICAL,
CO., fn MAIN ST
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
CULBERSON IS ENDORSED
BY the fx-ConFederate Soldiers OF
Houston.
THE EFFORT NOW BEING MADE
by His Enemies to Make CAPITAL Out of
His Buckner Speech WIN Fall
Fiat in Houston.

His Buckner Speech wiu Fail
Flat in Houston.
The effort being made in certain quar-
tiers by the enemies and political ira
ducers OF Governor Culhorson 10 embitter
the ox-Confcieraie sentiment Of the State
against him Ia consequence 0f his Fort
Worth speech has fallen upon very fruit
less ground among the cSConfederate sol
dors of Houston.
The report that Governor culberson in
his Fort Worth speech charged General
Euckner with coHarlice is spocifcally de-
MED by the governor In an interview YIN
him published in Yesterdays Post
1t would hsrdly have required This de-
NAL. however TO have negsuYed The effort
to bring about an organized movement
against him through the various eN-Con-
icderaie organizations Of the state. q ihe
one in Houston. DICK Bowling camp. may
be regarded IS representing tAe eA-Con-
federate sentiment uhrouehcut Texas
With the y!v-s o. ascart4.aire -Ac 0Hil-
uieut OF cN-Iont. ttrates AIor tac sAp!r
81 using his ! orr WORTH ss',t b "itl "lilcA
10 knife Governor Clluerson Au1u- tit
old soldiers 81 Tcaaf. reporter % lht
Post solrlf Tamt esq -tsa !tsi"f day
among th.s clement aud 1elo~ is s.Nn
The result
C. C. Bea1gas coa n-aa-er o. Nhk Don
ling camp Of corlasrrA.e e'ee4af
camp hss tasc ' tci4l catal-aaer
;he ltttr.u.,s a.trIr.ies &C. u1.,.4ar tHi-
berfGu ear,t-r Ills at.-fs -i7r o-.t'-.
Bucf sr ror ! fp i9
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4 Most Elaborate Wedding Ceremony
Performed.
fX1uSlTE DESIGNS IN DECORATION
Green and Viii tn Prevailing Color.
Briii Ant Reception The
Guests Present.

on Main stree; WAS aiiaze with n-b- g.t
......,.. 49,, o.... .,..,n ~ a., ,t..
"- 80 wan VI ''' "'''1'""
reception was elegantly appointed
In the entra,ics hail quests were gracious
h, received d., NJ. b., : r,y WI, With
neg t''t4'' AN' s'S'''' anu oihtr eicst
friends a. The household. gave a cordial
Nelconne to ali
-. 49,. 49,. . 49,,
'.-' ''''' !'''' ~ Np'i '"e
huding ot tae stairway, behind tall lalns
and when the wedding march burst forth
II sen. AN .,oac-.n, ,briu through tho
s"HiIaAN. WI" crew NI NithlA tnt ipor""Hs
NJ iha hsll as the vciins procession came
SLOWLY down th. broad stairway. First Was
,,- ....,..t
''
ulor ihc lowest step then two little chill
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

Any person having bill against me
viii please mail same. to
J. DeLycn Howth.
2i2 Union Trust Building. ST. Louis, Mo.
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trimmed In royal purple velvet. A BLACK
silk skirt was lined with pink, and indeed
all the skirts had Innings OF silk in many
eayly changing hues.
very elegant calling suit had a skirt
OF navy blue bruadcioth. lined with pink
and canary changoable silk. and a waist
OF blue velvet Of the same shade OF blue
made with black feather border and white
miroir velvet. The trout was somewhat
loose and the Louis XIV. sleeves We're
long and adorned with shoulder drapcry
edged with the feather border The stock
Was formed of white mroir velvet COM
hinen with the feather trimming
one striking suit was black aud white
cheek of ~rcd silk aud wool. tri0imed
IN braid and white broadcloth Black vel
vet ribbon was used on the waist The
suit was lined with changeable green and
cerise taifcta.
The travelling gown was Of black aud
brown mixed novelty goods. with vest OF
lisht blue silk. covered with pink clinton
embroidered in white and pink buds The
gown was handsomely trimmed with MINK
neads aud tails and black velvet The
sleeves Mere tight fitting and relieved with
Square shoulder draper! OF the mink .uf
AVID velvet;
Among the many gifts were gold
brooch with large solitaire diamond and
d gold bat pin with the head OF pearls ana
green enamel IN the form Of iieUr de
is both presents from the groom. "
IL. : Fox gave his daughter a goiu brace
let with a brilliant solitaire set.
Although the evening proved to be dlsa-
grershle the greater number OF those IN
vitrd were present
The invitation list was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23
SALVATION ARMY MOVEMENTS.

v The new district officers. Adjutant and
Mrs. Fellers will conduct the meetings.
Saturday night swearing In Of recruits,
also blood and fre meeting at o'clock.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

The invitation list was:
Mi and Mrs Rob Morris.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry {. House.
Mir ard Mrs J. w Barrett.
Mi and Mrs. NJ. W. Garnet.
Mir. and Mrs y. G. Munger
Nr. and Mrs. James Applehy
Mr. aud Mrs 5. X. Mcllhenny
Mr. and Mrs. c. II. Lucy
Mir and Mrs. Henry II. Dixon.
MT. and Mrs. Thomas Franklin.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey 6, Mcclure.
Mr and Mrs w. u. Cleveland
MIR and Mrs. a. Sessums Cleveland,
MIR and Mrs. Robert Wilson
Mir and Mrs Seahrook Sydnor
Mr.. ana Mrs H. T. Goldman.
Mr. and MIS- T. Il. Fairchild
Mr.. and Mrs II j. Hardy.
Mt and Mrs Henry $ Fox, Jr
Judge James Mastcrson
MIR ". u Cleveland, Jr.
Misses cleveland.
Miss Harriet Levy.
Mrs Robert Brewster.
Mrs. Sofe Swan.
MIR Ale Levy
MI George Torrey.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

Peter iiocnis second lieutenant com
mander Of Dick Bowling camp Il GER
tainly do not indorse or approve OF any
effort to antagOni1c the Confederate or
ganization OF Texas against Governor Cul-
berson for something he may have said in
a heated discussion from the stump ad-
hitting that he said H. which see he
denies. and aul glad to accept his denial,
which should put an end 10 this tempest
in tea rot. "
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JUST RECEIVED.

a now line ~ Ladics' Cola
Cuffs, per set 25c AMI 35c
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-10-23

b. Warner city secretary and an *
Confederate soldier . can't Iudorfc an,
charge Of cowardlcr against General suck
ner Ills surrender Of 5000 men az For,
Donelson against odds % 80 600 strikes mo
AS being an act of discretion rather than
cowardicc. ard am glad 90 give Governor
Culberson the benefit OF hls dental GOV
ernor tulberson rs too closely Identified
with Southern sentiment to desire 10 pllrlt
one feather from the wreath % any con
fedcfate hero What hc may have said in
the heat u political discu sion should be
made such hughear Governor Culber-
son. both as governor and as attorney gen
eral. has done too much for Tho poor aul
needy cv-CoBfedealos of this State tn be
charged al this late day with uttcrancos
that would IN any way smlrch The honor Of
any rrspectNd COnfndnraIl lraAnr "
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-10
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.

Missoula. Feb. 9.-The Leisure Mo-
memtS Dancing club will give its in
itial patty gt Heyfrons new hail at
No. 42t Woody street next Tuesday
I evening Music will he furnished by
Prof. Sterles orchestra.
Lieutenant Croden of Fort Missolua
is very low and his recovery is now
considered extremely doubtful
MeSSrs. Smith and johnson, two gun
cranks belonging to the S,cVensVile
Rod Il Gun club. were in town yester-
day figuring on buying new traps To he
use At Stevensville during the coming
season.
Judge I.andcrs returned yesterday
from an extended visit to Illinois and
other eastern states. The judge enjoy
Cd the trip with the exception of the
weather which. he says. was ahomiua-
hlr. he remained in ChicaCo hut a
couple of days There was "A continual
fog hanging over the city like a pail
and the streets were filled with mud
ami sush. Times are pretty quiet
The judge states that the East is cN-
pericncinE an open winter and that
there is more sleighing west OF Mullan
than there is I'm the whole of the other
section IMMERSED by him.
There will be a meeting Of the board
Of trade tomorrow evening. At that
time the committee appointed 20 con-
Ter with the committee IN charge Of
the Western Montana Fruit Growers
meeting Will report, as will also the
committee on subscription on tho Rock
Cr..k road. Other mining w.ttrrs
Will Doe hrpu"rt up for discussion and
President Francis desires that there be
a large attendance.
Jud-' Francis. pre-idcu, Of tho Mis-
scula hurrd of trade. has returned fr.m
an extended professional visit 90 Spp-
kane and Murray Idaho IN the latter
place Dc appeared IN r-ur: uu la=af
business before judge Alex rfayFav. a
former resident af Montana Judge
Francis aTr~ts that business tn Sup-
kane is "a little more active ON ar.auue
60 ia, benefits derived from the OMEN
ing of the Rps~lauI ana other new
mining districts over In the Occur
dAl"ur the situation is most hopeful.
Z, Is believed that the next S.a- .u will
Dee the met prosperous i'm ~ history
of that promising country. Many men
arr I.iuE put - work nov. and tho
f,ru.- win br doubled when sprEuc
OPENS However JuI-a Francis is ~
the opinion that M town visited .u
talS trip shows gr.3ter evidences Of
improved cr0d t..-S ur enjoys "a higher
degree Of prosperity than the Garden
city
TIE MisS0ull land office is i'm re-
,afrt pf a copy OF decision lust ran-
% s-.3 NN fH" secretary H. IN. inferior
al Wa-hiu-rnu 10 f"Il- chat tho Hft-
t.r En.t valley Indian lands that Ey,r.
appraised .N General Darlington cau-
No. h, -H.1 to~ less than .he appraised
value ot both the lands and the i'm
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-10
CONV-NTIoN CITY.
Tn publicans Get g a Mighty Hump
on TAens.LvLs

Mssoula, Feb. 9.-FollowinE the exam
pie recently set by the democrats, the re-
publicaus Of Mssoula Will make an ell
fort to secure the state convention for
this city. NJ. l.. Crouch, state comnlIttt
man for Missoula county, has sent out
the following letter TO republicans of
prominence throughout this section. The
republicans of MsSoula county are asked
To meet at the office Of Crouch n Mus
grave, on Friday evening, Feb. 10. at S
o'clock. for the purpose of considering
what steps shall be taken To have the
coming republican convention for nomi-
mating a state ticket held in the city OF
MiSsoula."
Provided both the democratic and re-
publican state conventions are secured
for Missoula, ii Is probable that wig
wan Will Ice erected with big seating
capacity. The hotel accommodations are
already ample ana no difficulty will he
experienced in properly caring for the
multitude. The Garden City is I'm earnest
in the matter ana at the present writing
has a long lead over all other compete
tors.