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Evening star., 1897-02-26

SAFE DEPOSIT DEPARTMENT.
Rents safes inside burglar proof vaults
IS per upward.
Securities jewelry, silverware and yaluabl>s
of all Finds in owners package trunk or csss
taken deposit at moderate cost.
SAVINGS BANK DEPARTMENT
Deposits received from TEN Cents upward,
and interest allowed s. and above.
Loans money real estate and collateral
security. Sells frst-class real estate aud
other securities in Of $500 and upward.
TRUST DEPARTMENT
This company is legal depository FOR court
and trust funds, and acts adminstT Tor.
executor, receiver. assignee and executes
trusts OF all kinds Wills prepared 10y a
competent attorney in daily Attendance.
OFFICERS:
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER. President
e. FRANCIS RIGGS. First Vice President
w. RILEY DEEBLE. Second Vice President
THOMAS Il. JONES. .......- Third Vice President
ALBERT l.. SrURTEyANT. .........-.. Secretary
GEORGE HOWARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Treasurer
CHARLES f. NIMAN. Assistant Secretary
WOODBURY. BLAIR. Trust OHioer
iaO1
Evening star., 1897-02-26

Charles Smith was TODAY fined z, IL,
Judge ..imbal for using loud and no:s,er
Gus language. and in default was s,nt
down for fifteen days
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Kill That Coldl

II you rid yourself of thai cold
tske 1harp's tti Reliable ''Berkeley'' Whisky
The cold will quickly disappear and the
whole system viii be bet.fifed inst Nh.
proper mri' in" for This weather Try !,
quart bottle $l.s1. JAS. THARP. Si2 F
ST. f.pt ia,
Evening star., 1897-02-26
FINANCIAL.

Lack of space leaves much unssid
yet more Interesting Information
awaits ,hc Interested
Evening star., 1897-02-26

The sale of ball tickets so far this time
has been greater than ever before at a
similar period and 1T is confidently eX-
pected that the returns will reach a larger
figure from this source than they did in
1SE'. There We're four concerts last in
auguraticn, three being given on Monday
and one on Tuesday following the 4th of
March. There was concert on Sunday.
March :, Secretary Noble declining to al
low the of the pension building for
the purpose. Thousands of visitors left
the city Sunday afternoon and night, who
would have ATTENDED such concert. This
time there will be no interim between the
Inauguration and the concerts, and it is
believed tie receipts from them will be
extremely large
Evening star., 1897-02-26

FIX UP FOR SPRING.
Merchants easily find r"om 10 dis
play the spring g,sals l,y cnlargng their
window fr'niS oui ciarg. Tor furniShiu.
the glass and workmanship j. insignificant
when compared 10 the Improvement II will
mak" and the increased sales which will
be the result. Estimates furnished.
Chas. E. EIodgkin, 013 9TH.
Glass. Paints. oils, yarnishts, Builders Hard
ware 'tc- f-.ti-ltsl
Evening star., 1897-02-26

THIS" Typewriter Circulars appeal TO
every advertiser who carefully considers the
mediums ne will They initiate type
writing Pcrfectly-eGch letter is read as
peTSoI al communication. This means il
Will h" read thoroughly beginEIng To
eni. They not oGly attract attention, hut
hold it, Not expensive, either. Come and
find oIt mere about them.
BYRON :. ADAMS. prompt printer 5l2 l1th 5
IN.
Evening star., 1897-02-26
WASHINGTON, ID. G. February "a, 1897.
OFFICE L y EI.E TRIO LIGHTING Co,

WASHINGTON. D. C., February "a, 1897
OFFICE l. y Electric LIGHTING CO.,
February "a 1897.
Information has been received by this company
that certificates Ms 300, and 3sA6. bearing date
of September ~. 1s36. of five shares each OF its
capital stock standing in the naine OF T. NJ
Newton. and assigned to W W Foster have been
lost mislad. AMI application is made for dupli-
Gates All parties hereby warned against
dealing in the said certificates
fe242w SEYMOUR ". TULLTH. Secretary
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TAX GER
tif-ste suiIor tih. square five hundred
and tLsrtysix t-5.5i sale Of 1ss4 has been lost
nIiSIaid. cHi application FOR uIliclt, certificate
hrs been made kDBr- L. CAMERON fe24 3t
WE WILL REMOVE. IN MARCH 1ST. OUR
,;.0rgetown from I2o5 22d the T.
increased facilities for the conduct of busi-
hess and respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
pa r"na-e bestowed upon US al the old number.
HUGH REILLY. House and Fresco Painters Sup
plies Window and Plate Glass. fe2o-7t
COMMON STOCK DIVIDEND.
CAPITAL. STOCK OF THE AMERICAN GRAPH
OPHONE co will be paid al the Office OF the
company. 919 Ia. ave, Washington, u. c.,
February y, 1891. to stockholders of record
February ~. Transfer books close February 20
and reopen March l. 1897.
BY order Of the directors,
~ s seeieiary- 1ry.'''' ,fe15-lati President
REDUCED PRICES.
W u Furnace -----.......- % :,
w A Nnt-----.- --.--------.---- , %
Pea Coal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 400
JOHN MILLER & co.
ofiice. 10th and NV
Yard. Sth and X fe5-lm
Evening star., 1897-02-26
To show the advantages
OF the Annuities we issue
as an investment.

One OF oar
clients 81
wears Of age,
y n / Il Sa.Jn
and received
"A n Annuity
policy. This
vi, sl,-l hi IN
an N & ~ IA q
~ n | Il ,Nerl
twelve fti'Hithl
amounting To
ST.. .ltsA.tsl AN
actual profit
Of Sl1.Gsl.tn,
Evening star., 1897-02-26

do you need
Il A G 70 OIL IS
for your Flags? We have
Spruce Pine Flag Poles In
stork 20. 2s ~ and 4. feet long
wirE 6x6 square bas,. which We
can sell a much lower figure
than would bc possible IL they
were made order. Get our
prices for Flag Poles before Dur
chasing elsewhere,
THOS. w. Sr1lTH,
Main Once. Ist AMI Ind. ave- Phone .1-
Eili and Wharves foot 4th st. se 'Ihona ri,
q. d BIN. d,
Evening star., 1897-02-26
Quarters Refused.

Superintendent Baird of the State, War
and Navy DEPARTMENT building has re-
fused to grant to Chairman Cecil Clay of
the military committee any space in the
building for accommodation of visiting
militia bodies no will take part in the
inaugural parade. A portion of the build
Ing has been devoted to quarters for reg
ular United States troops. but it is said
there could be other commands quartered
there without difficulty or interference with
the regulars. 1t will be remembered that
when the Pennsylvania troops were ex-
pected a large portion of the State War
and Navy Department building was placed
at the disposal of the military committee
for quartering them, and in view of this
fact the present refusal of the superintend-
ent is the subject of considerable criti-
cism.
To Command q Brigade.
Col. George A. Pearre of Cumberland will
command the second brigade of the third
division of the civic grand division in the
parade.
Civic Committee.
The civic committee will hold a meeting
Monday afternoon, at which II Is earnest
ly requested there will be full attendance
of members. Assignments to the duty of
receiving and caring for visiting organiza-
tions will be made and badges distributed.
Evening star., 1897-02-26

horo'; NJ Burlington, and X Of Benning-
ten, of the Vermont National Guard.
Rhode Island will also be we'll represented.
Providence, Newport, Woonsocket and
ether places will send large delegations.
Nest of the Rhode Island delegation will
go by the FAN River line and others Will
join friends i'll this city.
Maine and New Hampshire also send a
large number cf their citizens, and re-
ports from Connecticut say that their citi-
zeEs will not be far behind Massachusetts
in the point of numbers.
E~-Dro~s.Jo~tss Co...
Evening star., 1897-02-26

Another cli-
en- IA lads
6'i years nf
age " hen
she rr.r-iN,ri
h e r annuity
policy paid
S.laS FOR IL
IN return
: h g ls- nnlr
the r., 'ii."nt
Of an in"uinr
thai In total
reached I he
: n m - I
Sla.h.S.Un or
n MT profit
of Sl2. 356.tat.
Evening star., 1897-02-26

OF L NEW SWELL SPRING FABRICS
in-nOhhitS st and most pleasing yet Higf
time you thinking of that Easter Suit
Etttrr Let start on it Iow-saves rushing 4t
the Last minute A superb Marten Getaway
t'C;st IiI Vest measure. $50. Fit or no pay
j. FRED. 'iAT,1EI.. tsb4 18th st. fe25-Sd
never
Evening star., 1897-02-26

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
between the undersigned, uI.der the firm name of
Harlan AMI Bennett. has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent. Andrew J. BENNETT retiring
from the firm James H. Harlan will continue
the business and Will pay all the liabilities of
nrnI. and is authorized collect all debts
AMI due it.
HARBAN & BENNETT.
f.oI-2t. 141u \ Y aye
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

The chief pledges OF the republi-
can platform, adopted a year ago,
we're a protectiye'tariff, international
bimetallism, a reform in the curyen-
cy system, the annexation Of Hawaii,
and an improvement Of conditions in
Cuba. In the four months since the
inauguration of the president elected
upon that platform, the protective
tariff pledge has been carried almost
to perfect completion, commissioners
have been sent;abroai' to treat for
interra tional bime5allisn, plans have
been perfected by which congress will
be asked to create commission to
devise plan for reforming the cur
rency, an annexation treaty with
Hawaii has been signed, American
prisoners in Cuba have been released,
and the plans for hettcr1ng the con-
ditions in that island by peaceful and
successful methods are nearing com
pletion. Press.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Ora ggad to Death.

Twin Bridges, Mont, July 16: via
Whitehall, July l7.-The particu-
lars of the death of Bert Stacy,
which occurred last evening at
Rochester, were learned from john
ny Woods who came to town this
morning. Bert, in company with his
brother, Wright, and Joe ReGfern,
was driving a band Of horses, when
his horse stumbled into a badger hole
and threw him, but not free from
the saddle. The horse: on regaining
his feet, began running with the
boy, whose foot was fastened in the
stirrup. After running some three,
quarters Of a mile over a rough couu.
try, the foot become loose and the
boy was picked up by his companions
but life was extinct. Joe Redferr
undertook to shoot the running
horse, but his aim was poor owing tC
the broncho he was riding. Tht
boys head was badly crushed ant
one ankle broken. The deceased was
about IA years OF age and a son o
Jasper Stacy, Il we'll known mint
owner Of Rochester. The remain
were inferred at MelrOse.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

When the Wilson oil. was under
discussion democratic papers and
speakers told the wool growers that
with free wool and the markets Of
the world open to them they would
get more for their wool than under
tariff or the threat Of tariff. The
woolgrowers know better now, and
they have paid for the knowledge.
But it was like most democratic az
guments, Sjust wind, without any
thing except the bare assertion to
back it up Now, under the knowl-
edge that the tariff on wool VIII be
put back to near the figures Of
the Mckinley act, the wool Of
Montana and the whole country has
gone up about 40 per cent. What
next fallacy will democracy try tc
work and the people befoolish enough
to swallow?
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Driven orr By Indians.

Hermosillo, Mexico, July 16.-It
is reported here that the exploring
expedition OF Jesse Grant and asso-
ciates, which recently landed on III
burnon island, in the Gulf Of Califor-
MIA, has been driven off by the Seri
Indians. The expedition will go to
Guaymas, where the vessel will take
on more men and another attempt
will be made to explore the island.
The Seri Indians are said to be can
nibals and the exploration party
made but little resistance when a
strong force Of the Indians came
down from the mountains and order
ed them from the island
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Buried Fourteen Days.

Phoenix, Ariz., July l7,---James
Stevens, the imprisoned miner, was
rescued from the Mammoth mine
this morning after an imprisonment
of ii days. At o'clock this morn
ing, at depth of % feet, the miners
broke into the drift where Stevens
had been confined. Stevens is fear
lully emaciated, and has lost fully
20 pounds during his confinement,
but his mind is clear lie stated
that he had thoughts of suicide to-
ward the end of his awful wait. lie
had eaten his lunch before the cave
in came, and has since had nothing
to cat. OF water he had a gallon,
which was consumed in three DAYS.
His candles lasted two days, during
which time he managed to open up a
connection with the filled in Shaft,
thus securing fresh air.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

The United States mlnts, during
the fiscal year Just closed, coined
81 ,203, 100 silver dollars.
BroodmOor Casino at Colorado
Springs burned down Monday night
and only the efforts of United States
troops saved the Broodmoor hotel
from the flames.
Il. II. Ten Eyci, of the Wachusett
boat club Of Worcester, Mass, won
the final heat in the races for the
diamond sculls at Henley, England.
This is the first time the trophy has
ever been won by an American.
Butler, the murderer, who was ar
rested at San Francisco on his arrival
there on a steamer from Australia,
and was taken back to that country,
was hanged there last week. He
confessed to lour or five murders.
The Trans -Mssissippi congress at
Salt Lake passed a free silver resolu-
tion. Those who opposed it thought
that as it had become political is
sue it would be unseemly for a non
partisan body to take any action.
The government has directed Unit
cd States Minister Woodford to
formally present to the Spanish gov
crnmcnt and press the claim for the
family Of the late Dr.. Ruiz, Of $75.-
900, on account Of his death in Cuba.
In consequence of the turbulence
Of .Mussulmans and the almost in
ccssant outbreaks at Canea. Crete,
the admirals Of the international
fleet have issued a proclamation ad-
monishing the Mussumans and an
nouncing that if single European
soldier is harmed they will lombard
the town.
Efforts are being made by the com,
mittee in charge Of the Logan day
ceremonies and the ex-confederatt
association at Chicago to secure the
presence Of Miss Winnie Davis, tine
"daughter Of the confcderacy," al
the dedication exercises which takt
place tomorrow. An invitation ha
been sent Miss Davis through Mis-
Lucy Lee Hill, a personal friend.
William Rice, a7miner, while on
drunken spree at Hot Springs, War
ners ranch, California, became in
' volved in an alteration with a mum
bor of other miners and cowboys
who were also intoxicated. A gen
eral fight cnsued, the result bein!
that Rice was beaten into insensi
) bility. With view Of rcstorin!
him to consciousness, the cowboy
poured Whisllcy over him and set fir
to theHliquor. Ex-Supcrvisor Gum
with the aid Of several campers, sue
cceded in saving Rice from bein
burned to DEATH .~
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Only a few years ago, during the

Only a few years ago, during the
campaign Of 1892, the democratic
organs and democratic speakers made
their fight for victory largely on the
crv that. the Workingman's dinner
pail was being taxed unnecessarily by
tile tariff on tin plate in the Nc
Kinley bill because there were not
only no tin plate works in the United
States, except q few little excuses
for works that were started up
simply to help'the importers tax the
Workingmen Of the country, but
that these same bogus works would
close down Immediately after the
election was over and they had done
their part the play. The recent
tariff discussion has disclosed both
the weakness Of democratic argu-
ment and the facility with which
democracy forgets and hops over
without regard to consistency ID or
der to attempt a point. NOW 1hese
same democratic organs which told
US that ne tin plate could or would
be manufactured in the United States
are bowling about the tin plate
trust, which they tell us represents
$50 mills and, $40, 100000 worth OF
capital. II democrats were right IN
telling us -four years ago that, Tin
plate would never be manufactured
in any ,quantity in America, what
are they giving us now? The fact
is that they were wrong before and
haven't got, or didn't have, business
foresight enough to know the capa'
bilities Of their own country, or elst
had no>regard for truth. In either
case democracy is not fitted for ad
ministrating public affairs anu should
never be trusted at the JOB.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

"a man needn't be an optimist to
recognize the fact that the times are
mending," said Mr.. Robert p. Por-
Ger, ,ex.Superintendent Of the census
Office. II was talking with the
president Of the largest bank in New
York. recently and he spoke buoy
antly Of the future, declaring his
firm belief in the speedy recovery Of
the nation from its long period OF
depression. The owner Of Brad
streets convcrsed with me in the
same vein, and said by September
we would see the Inauguration Of
prosperous suines. I do NOT believe
that he was mistaken in this prOph-
ecy. There is a better feeling on all
sides, and business men Of all sec
tariff is enacted the stringent condi
tions that have prevailed will give
way to activity in trade; labor will
get employment at good wages, and
the opportunity to earn money will
be as widespread as of yorc. ."-W Wash
tngton News Letter.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Uncle Sam is Ready.

London, July 15.-A dispatch from
Paris to news agency here says
that inquiry at the American en-
bassy there has clictcd confirmation
of the rumor that the governments
Of Spain and Japan have arranged an
offensive alliance against the United
States. The terms Of the undcr-
standing, which is for the protection
OF Cuba and Hawaii, provide that in
the event Of an active aggressive
movement on the part Of the United
States tending toward interference
in Cuban affairs or persistence in the
annexation Of the Hawaiian islands,
both Spain and Japan shall declare
war simultaneously against the
e5GHstfat665 e5GHs it6T 2?d HoH SH?b b9} }hk1t tie h9Stc At
lantic and Pacjfc coast lines Of that
country.
Washington, July 15.-Littlc cred
cncc is placed in official circles here
in the. story that the Spanish and
japanese have formed an alliance
against the United States for the
protection Of Cuba and Hawaii.
Nothing further could be learned.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

The cereal crop Of the United
States will be a largo one. The crops
in Europe, India and Asia arc light,
which promises good price for the
American staples, This will go TO
make better times in this country,
and no Americans except the calami-
ty howlers who arc never SO happy as
when times arc hard and their fcl-
lows suffering will care what causes
the betterment of conditions.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
TrcaSurer's Office.

Ravalli County, Montana.
The following warrants on the Poor
Fond, registered June 10th and llth,
1897, will be paid on presentations:
Nos. II, is, 20, 21, q, 2S, 81, 38
and 42;ss
No interest will be allowed on the
above warrants from and after this
date. j. X. SQUIERs.
Treasurer in and for Rayalli county,
Montana.
Dated at Stevensvillc, this, the
! eth day Of July, 1897.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Stranglcd His Father.

Farkcrsburg, w. Va, July 16-The
body Of Abraham Echard, of Plum
Run, Richie county, who died a fc "
days ago under suspicious circum-
stances, has been disinterred, and an
autopsy disclosed the fact that he
had been poisoned and then stran-
glcd. y coroncr's jury charged Frank
Echard, the mans son. and Leah, the
sons wife, with the crime. The sus-
pcctcd parties fed, but the woman
was caught and landed in jail. The
murder was, it is believed, committed
for money, as Echard was known to
have had about $4,000 on his person
at the time Of his death.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Errit1g Woman Forgiven.

Chicago, July 16.-Mrs. John Brad
bury Of California, who left her hus-
band to run away with Fl. Russell
Ward: arrived in the city this even
ing. She was met at the Santa Fe
depot by her husband. The party
was driven rapidly to the Wellington
hotel. Neither would talk for publ
t i'm
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

Senator Hanna should have credit
where he deserves it, The: bitumin-
ous coal strike now on has developed
the fact that his coal mines have
paid five per cent more to miners
than any mines in the Panhandle
district. ct.-MissOulian.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

The tariff bill as reported from the
conference passed the house yestcr-
day and now goes to the senate.
Owing to some material changes it
NAV be that the senate will not be SO
quick in endorsing the action Of the
conference ".-
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

J. NJ. Quinn is back from his east
crn trip and will 60 right at work in
getting out "Quinn's Review" The
fraternity throughout the state will
await with interest the coming Of
the first number
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

Dcbs has got into the coal miners
strike We are beginning to suspect
that Dcbs is only happy and thriving
when others are suffering His oc-
cupation would be gone and he would
have to 90 to work if times should
improve and the people become com
fort 4 bic
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

The fact that the votes Of both the
Montaha senators were recorded in
favor of the tariff bill will 80 far to-
ward restoring good feeling among
Montana republicans. The senators
faithfully represented the wishes
and interests of their constituents
River Press.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
Underneath the Cars,

Great Falls, July 1s-AnJhony
Grlber, a young man injured in the
mines at Belt, was brought to this
city today and placed in the hospital
Yesterday afternoon while engaged
in moving some cars a companion
came along unnoticed and s]apping
Gruber on the back startled him.
The young man in a quick mouion
slipped and fell underneath the
cars. Ills chest was most, horribly
crushed, and all but two ribs were
broken. AS yet it cannot be deter
mined whether. the accident will re-
!sult fatally or not.
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21
REACH ST, LOUIS.
The Bicycle Corps Get to the Mound City
".-@ July iG.


The 25th Infantry Bicycle corps
reached St. Louis Friday, and their
entry was witnessed by 20, 600 people.
The news comes through Col. A. S.
Burt, who was notified by wire by
Lieut.. Moss, in command Of the corps.
On June II the command left Fort
Missou]a, making the trip over mount
ain roads, cactus beds and wagon
roads in thirty-two days. 1t was a
grand ride and bcsct with many diff
cultics from the inCcssant rains along
the route. Few accidents were re-
ported. and those Of no consequence.
There were no delays made for pleas
ure and the boys pedaled hard to
make a good record. and have accom-
plishcd it. The whole world was
watching the result, and the bicycle
in the army Of the United States will
hinge upon Lieut.. Moss report of the
trip .-Nlissoulian
The Ravalli Republican., 1897-07-21

1t heals everything except a broken
heart, may be said Of DcWitt's
Witch Hazel Salvc. Piles and coctal
diseases, cuts, burns, bruisc, letter,
eczema and all skin troubles may be
cured by it. quickly and permanently.
J. D. Miscr & Co.