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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29
CONCENTRATING HOGS.
A Leather Blind That VIII Cure Them
of the Habit.

of the Habit.
A chicken catcher in herd of hogs
is most exasperating and expensive.
One such will soon transform a whole
herd into ravenous chicken eaters. Be-
ing troubled in this way, I tried the
following: A leather blind wide enough
to cover both eyes and long enough to
come down well over the face was cut
from an old boot leg. The chicken thief
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

All good advice is to the effect tina
you should be good natured in hot weather.
We would like to see the man who can be
Globe.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

Often he who has most courage and most
strength to stand alone has the deepest crav-
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

We think Piso's Cure for Consumption is
the only medicine for Coughs.-Jennie
Pinckard, Springfield, ILL.,, Oct. l, 1894.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

1t is difficult to disappoint man that has
no ambition.-Ram's Horn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

A man likes to rake up lot of rubbish and
make bonfire as well as woman likes e
clean house.-Washington Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

The man who does the shouting is often
willing to let somebody else do the work.
Rams Horn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

Do not keep more than 50 fowls to
RGther for laying purposes
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

When man is at work, loafers stand
around and say he's working too cheap
Washington Democrat.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

You may lose your temper, but others will
find it.-Ram's Horn.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

Harness that is crusted with sweat
and dirt should be cleaned.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is Constitutional Cure. Price 75c.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29
All Worn Out
Mans Two best Friends.

Nood's Pins eure all liver as. 8 oenta.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1897-07-29
SCIENCE OF LEARNING.

ETA LUCK HOLMEi
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02

New York Nov I.-To-morrow will
witness battle royal for the political
control of the second largest municipality
IN tine world. TIL" potent candidates for
the office of mayor are four IN number.
although there are two additional candi-
dates for the suffrage. Benjamin 4. Ira
cy. secretary Of the navy I'm the cabinet
of President Harrison. is the republican
candidate: Robert A. Van Wyck. chief
Judge Of the city court. Tammany demo
cratic candidate: Seth Low. president of
Columbia university. and twice maNor nf
Brooklyn the candidate of the ciiiz.Bs'
Union. and Henry George. jr. son of the
late advocate of the single tax theory
the independent candidate Of the Thomas
Jeffersonlans. Besides the mayor. comp
troller and president of the council. the
officers of the municipality. that are To
be chosen. there are to be elected mem-
hers of the state assembly. county off,
cials. borough officers and members of the
Judiciary. In addition there Is Ia be elect
eel n successor to Francis Wilson. who re-
signed his seat as "A representative in
congress To become assistant postmaster
general. The nominees are William PEN
degrass. republican: Edmund briggs,
democrat, and Ioratio q. Land, indie
pendent democrat. In the state there will
be an election for chief justice of the
court Of appeals. The leading candidate. :
being William J. Wallace. republican.
and Alton -. Parker democrat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
MUNICIPAL CONTROL.
n Is the Kernel of the FIGHT Waged Ia
the Empire state.

Albany. \. ", Nov. lin every munic-
ipality of TIL. state vigorous campaign
H. being prosecuted for the municipal
control. and the blanket ballot instead
of proving n deterrent Ia tho indopend-
cnt nomination. has led seemingly To the
creation Of more parties than have ever
before had place In the elections of the
city. These things, CROUCH In themselves
To claim all the attention of III" voters
are further multiplied by the adoption of
a campaign for judge of the court Of aD-
poals that has started the two great par
Ties 10 very active efforts In the endeavor.
not 80 much TO gain the place for tho
candidate. as Ia dcmunstrut" IN this -off
year of state politics that the party OF
one or the other is dominant
The democrats hupr tn demonstrate
that they are getting back to normal
stat" and recovering from IA" laudslides
OF the past few years, and the republic
cans sock 10 show that such IL not th,,
ease TIL" state contest lends sumc more
fiaVor Ia the Legislative contests al
though there au. mo- expressions from
Tho drmoctuts 'hnt would i.nd 10 n, b.
h'i That lhrt do unt rNpeot Ia roltroi
the legislature but only to reduce the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02

three WEEKS Ago. a terrible storm was
encountered, and Captain johnson
thought his little craft would never
reach port. For y hours he stood In the
storm with bare poles and was tossed
about llkr = chip. When the storm was
first breaking hr sighted "a little schooner
heading norihward with the American
nag flying. She appeared 10 be- wanting
assistance. but gave no further indl-
cations as IA" Pilot hove nearer. and
captain Anderson again sto"d off. The
schooner was nnally lost sight of. Al NO
time could her name he distinguished.
hut her description fts the schooner
Janus. which i"ft here Sept. with a par
~ of y California men hound for Copper
river.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
MISS CANADA IS HUFFY
She Stands in the Way of a Seal
Understanding.
HER EXPERT IS ABSENT


Washington, Nov. Lit Is expected
that A treaty or convention between the
United states. Russia and Japan viii
u. formally signed and executed at the
state department during the present
wuck, carrying cut the proposition be-
fore THE liering sea conference Tor
SUSPENSION uf peiagic sealing. The pr.s-
,nt understanding is that the signing
OF this document Viii occur WITHIN the
next few days II will represent the
complete efforts of the conference. ana
with the signing concluded the confer
ence will adjourn. The terms ot the
treaty an convention Viii follow the
lines of the proposition considered hy
the conference and referred with favor
able recommendation 1" the authors
ties al 81. Petersburg and Toxic.
The essential feature of the treaty or
convention is FOR the suspension ot
pelagic sealing for such "A time as viii
permit the seal herds to revive. The
period of this suspension IL not dis'
CLOSED. one report Is that IL will be for
one Year. subject 10 extension. Another
is that IL viii cover "A term of years.
The conference resumed its session at
the state department, hut no official
statement was made as to what had
been done or the plans in view. The
attitude which Great Britain Will as
sumo toward the proposition and treaty
which IL 10 take it's place II awaited
with much interest. Thus far the Brit
ish authorities have not been Informed
as To what the conference proposes do-
ing. Al the same time. the British ex-
pert, Prof D'Aarcy Thompson. has had
several long talks with Mr.. Foster and
Mr. namlln. and these have been OF
such satisfactory nature that II Is
now believed that an amicable UNDER
standing will be reached 10y all parties
concerned IL Canada shows n DISPOSE
tion 10 assent to the agreement.
But Canada still stands in the way
and the continued absence of the Ca
madam expert. Mr., Macoun, Is regarded
I'm the light Of a diplomatic discourtesy.
not only 10 the United States hut also
Ia the British government. The for
eign office named him. with Professor
Thompson. as an expert 10 come 10
Washington. Professor Thompson came
at once. but MIR. Macoun has remained
away. The Ottawa government has
sent no explanation of this action and
! II Is apparently oblivious to all In
] quiries. IL IL thought the presence oI
Mr.. Hamlin as the American expert In
the British American meeting may be
the cause of Canada's inaction. Lord
Salisbury specifically stated. I'm accept
ing the proposition for a meeting. that
| ii was Ia be one "between experts To
this end the British expert. Thompson.
and the Canadian expert. Macoun, Were
named, IL being expected that the Unit
ed States would name as It's expert Pro-
fessor Jordan. MIR. Hamlin was named.
however. and II IN understood that this
is viewed rather in the light of naming
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
he LET THEM ~.
Jarkson's Interpretation of the Law sus-
tanned D., the llepnrt,reni

san Francisco Nov. l.-Seyernl weeks
ago Al chinpSr arrived al this part from
Macao, q Portuguese possr-sion In china.
provided with certificates in conformity
with th" provisions nf the Grcsham
treaty. but the certificates wor, IN IA.
Porturucs" language. The rhigrsc were
admitted on the strength of collector
Jacksnns Interpretation OF the law
" which he was To-day iufnrmssl by wire
has been SUSTAINED ny the tr'asury de-
partmen, This ruling ~ To- thr effect
that chinese may enter this country ~
viii on the sol" condition that they hear
certificates IN any lnnguagc declaring
them to bs students or persons within
the privileged class. and providing that
their certificates are vis.d by the United
States diplomatic or consular representa-
tive al the port whence they departed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
AN OFF YEAR.


Cincinnati. Nov. 1.-The last day If
the Ohio campaign has been So incle-
ment that most of the meetings were
abandoned. A cold rain set I'm Sunday
night and continued To-day all over
the state without cessation. The inli-
cations are that il will continue to-
nieht and that there will be clear and
cold weather Tomorrow for the eles-
tion. Although there has been long
drought throughput the Ohio valley.
the smaller streams are high tonight
and there viii be bad roads in the
rural districts Tomorrow. Some pre-
diet that the rains will prevent the
farmers from working and thus secure
as large a vote as though falrer
weather prevailed.
This Ii what is known as AN ''off
year" In Ohio. The years following
presidential elections are called "off
years" Following the election Of
Hayes I'm 1876 the democrats carried
Ohio IN 1877 for Bishop for governor
and legislature that made q, VI. PEN
dleton democratic senator. Following
the election of Cleveland in 1854. the
republicans carried the state In 1885 for
Foraker for governor and sherman for
senator Following the election of
Harrison In isss the democrats in 1859
elected Campbell governor and secured
a Legislature that made Brice senator.
Following the reelection of Cleveland
in 1892 came The great triumph of Me-
kinley for governor and the return of
Sherman to the senate. The democrats
now say that. following the election Of
Mckinley In 1896 history will repeat
itself on the record of on years
The democrats are claiming Hamll-
ton county by large plurality and un
account Of its II members OF the legis-
laiure they also claim "A majority in
that body and the election Of a United
States senator. The republicans claim
large plurality ON their stair ticket.
and that they viii have "A majority In
the Legislature without Hamilton coun-
~ The republicans here tonight are
offering bets even on elpcting their
candidates for the Legislature In Ham
ilton. hut they concede that the result
for the county offices viii be- close.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
Our Store is Filled
Up to the Top

With Just the kind Of goods YOU want
good goods cheap. and cheap goods
good. Better come i'm and look the
stock over now. No trouble Ia show
goods. and twill give you fair idea
Of our assortment.
500 different designs in Ladies' and
Gents Watches at prices ranging from
Sl.50 to $500.
A solid 1i-karat Lady's Gold Watch.
Elgin movement. $50.
1900 different designs I'm Ladies'.
Gents and Children's Rings. from 15c
20 $3.50
Fancy Bedroom Clocks. In Gilt and
China.
Silver Novelties. comprising every
thing. the very latest and most useful.
Comb and Brush Sets. $3.50 up.
Ladies' Hair Combs, silver-mounted.
$50.
Manicure articles. from Soc each up.
Our stock requires Ia he seen To he
thoroughly appreciated. Call and see
what We have got.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02

overwhelming majority that for two
years has given the republicans 50 much
power.
The contest for the chief judgeship Of
the court of appeals is very close one.
In the opinion of those who should be
posted. The republican candidate. Judge
Wallace. has the prestige of the republic
can majority of the past Two years which
Il would seem almost impossible to over
come. But. on the contrary, the demo-
Gratis claim that they viii show that
their party II regaining its strength In
the state. and from that source alone
their candidate. Judge Parker. will poll
a large vote. In addition to this the DEM
ocratic candidate has the advantage Of
being AT the head of Two columns upon
the blanket ballot, and OF having the
support of several of the great New York
dailies that do not support the regular
municipal candidates.
The republicans conccde many of these
advantages hut Insist that their party
strength has not failed during the past
year and that succ' IS for the democrats
Is not to he thought OF.
The contest for control of the assembly
Is influenced I'm n great measure by the
bitterness of the local campaigns and
forecasts of some months ago. giving
great gains for the democrats. are not In
eject now. Particularly Is this 81 ia
the Greater New York district. where tho
splitting up of IN" various party votes
has led 10 complications that In many
democratic districts VIII lead tn The .lrc-
tion ~ republicans aud In the republican
districts will give democrats a chance.
To attempt 10 forecast the result with
any degree Of certainly would be- impos-
sible, hut ID H. claimed that in the entire
state the democrats will gain about -
members over the number of last wear
This would give Them fi votes in the next
session. as compared with - IN the last.
and would leave thu rspuhlcanhs with "A
vote Of s5 as compared with li5 last wear.
Some democrats claim that the housc will
he closer than this. but the best obiaina-
BILE figures do not seem Ia call for any
greater gain. and the republicans say
the democrats will not have a gain of
over ~ al the utmost. In Albany county
the democrats claim the Fiity-fourih dis
tfict will be democratic; IN Green county
they claim Ia have a chance for gain and
In chcmung and Clinton counties they
have hopes Of changr 10 the democracy.
In Erie county the democrats claim they
will get two or thrrc more and the rcpub-
lican fight In Cortland gives them some
encouragement In that county. Th, gains
in the state will. however. bc very small
and such large gains as may be- made will
be in the Greater New York territory.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
EXCEPTIONALLY QUIET.


Philadelphia. Nov. 1.-The campaign
just closing has been exceptionally
quiet. the only feature having been the
aggressive canvass of DIR. swallow. the
prohibition candidate for state treas
urer. which mas been wholly on the
lines of reform in politics. with little
or no refsrenc" 10 the liquor question.
The state officers la be chosen are
state treasurer and auditor general In
1895, Haywood. republican for state
treasurer had plurality of l7i.26i in
a total vote Of 16s.l35 The prohibition
vote was 2o1ia
Republican chairman Elkin. In his
figuring of the result. predicts a vote of
1s6 AGA and q republican plurality Of
l.74?0. He comedies Swallow $500
votes.
Democratic Chairman German says
there will be- a total vote Of $4,000. and
that ,hr democratic candidate will
have plurality or 1000 lie gives
Swallow 9o.0oo
Chairman Jones of the prohibition
party. claims thai swallow will have n
majority in - and probably in 81 of the
q, counties and he VIII receive at least
%. 900 in Philadelphia alone.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
eRookG ON a TOUR.
The Love ring Co"ri-Martial May Nat lie
Appointed TIL Ills Return.

Chicago. Nov. l-Maior General
Brooke. accompanied by his senior aide,
captain Richards. lcft to-day on "A
months tour OF inspection of the depart
ment. and. as ~ is not usual for CONF
mandlng generals 10 summon court mar
iials while on inspection trips. Il u pos
sible that the members ~ the court In
the Lowering cas-. VIII not be appointed
before his return. General Brooke's first
stop VIII be az Fort Lcav"uworth. whence
he Will go to IN" Indian territory and
complete his work with the inspection ~
jefferson ha tracks at st. Louis,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
OPENED 70 the PUBLIC.
New congressional Library Nav in Read
iucss for pAtroms.

Washington. Nov. l.-Th. new congress
sional library, which has been in course
Of construction for the past six years.
was opened to the public to-day. There
were no ceremonies Of any kind. All the
departments, with the exception of those
devoted to the' line arts and music. are
ready for the use of the public. About
.s,o.sS volumes are now ON the shelves of
the library. but many Of the books have
not vet been removed from the capitol
building. In which the old library was
located.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02

Nothing New In Regard To the suicide of
Miss tioIlywril.

Bsrkciv Cal. Nov 1.-The mystery
surrounding tn. suicid" of Anna Blythe
llollywrll. "A member Of the freshman
class AT the state university. who Killed
herself by taking poison on Friday even
Ing Is Stiil unsoly"d. The l"ttcrs and
kilograms found among her effects which
a-, Md a. show that gentleman in
whom sh" was Interested had recently
died. az" nnw believed 10 have been writ
t'n by herself. The names signrd to them
are unknown 10 amy of hvr friends aud
are thought to be- fictitious. The young
woman was ln the hablt ~ taking NOR
phlnc and appears 20 hoys been mentally
irresponsible when she took her own
tif4
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
BALLOTS TALK
How It Looks on the Eve of
the Conflict.
LINE Of BATTLE DRAWN
The Close of a Most Sensational
Campaign.
SKlRMlSHlNG AT AN END
SKIRMlSHlNG AT AN END

The Fight In Greater New York Filled
With Exciting lncidents-The Revolt
Against the Rainss Law. Tamma,y.
Platt and Bossism- Georges Wonder
iul Canvass and Tragic Death-shse-
han Predicts a Triumphant Victory
for Van Wyck Jeffersonian Demo-
Gratis Issue an Address Ohio Demo-
Gratis Claim the State Officers and
the Legislature - They viii Make
Heavy Gains Kentucky Fights Over
the Issues Of 1896 The Fusionists
Confident in Bryan's state-A Close
Contest Promised in Maryland An
Apathetic Canvass in Pennsylvania.
Estimates Favor shaw in Iowa In
the Other States Weather Predic-
tions TOR Election Day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
eOOY IDENTIFIED.
Mn Was Killed While stealing a Ride ou
the Tracks.

Src,ial Dispatch to ihs STANDARD.
Boise, Nov. The man who was killed
M Orchard last Saturday night has been
Identified ~ u resident nf Boisr. Ills name
was Janus W. IiiIl Hii was ~ years old.
lie lsfi Bois" the lst ~ August aud went
to Haley whvr. be- secured work. and
WAS thrr" over two months. Cpnu lraylng
there h. determined to go Ia Baker rity.
Or. hut his funds being exhausted. he
attempted tn ride on the trucks. with
the disastrous ending that occurred
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
IN KENTUCKY.


Louisville Noy. eniucky. though
voting only fof clerk Of the court ~ APP
paals is entitled Ia more notice than
other states with bigger candidates. for
IN, Blue Grass commonwealth IL tight
ing over again the guarrcls and feuds
of thu last PRESIDENTIAL campaign. The
bitterness h.tween the gold aud silver
democrats is nowhere 50 deep as h,r..
and thp coinage question IL as much au
tss,. as raar joe Blackburn aud his
frsa silver cohorts. aided by W !.
Rlyan. have bon tearing the air To tut-
tiers. and ,N-Secf.tary Carlisle nud
other hrptr uptorical cannon have met
them There ar' three tickets in ihs
field-d,.mu,rli republican aud gnil
d,morrat Tn Indley-Huntor faction
nghI o. tb. rnuollcan ranks giyr th"
silver tu.fI great hopes. The candidates
m. rnisri u Green, democrat James
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
AN uNLuckY VOYAGE.
THE schooner riint Was Tossed About
Iikp a hlp.

pui Townsend wash. <uy, Tho
schooner Pilot rrtururd her. to-day from
Hu urlDrkS lotnEp tn th" halibut banks
nf SUuihra-trrn AiJsl,. her ctrW of four
m,u having h,yn uu short t,tiuus tor TWO
Wt,kz and -ulsstiuL uu UuHrtr rtious
fpi a.. pact tlEhl dats. The Pilot lplt
ruff Towns ud righi We, ks ago. but met
Nitl contrary winds from that timr till
-N. ARRIVED hum. to-day
Ta-.nE o4t tNrou-h pAuns entrance
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-11-02
Iiclling Fnyors Nnn Mxck.

New York. Oct. l.-At noon to-day the
betting in The Office of one of the leading
bookmakers was as follows: Van Wyck
VI. the field. To ]; Low vs. Tracy 2 10
l. Low vs. the field | to .: Tracy VS.. the
field. | to s; George W. the field. to II.