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The weekly messenger., 1898-04-23
Poor and Weak

SOt0bbU 0OO ob0OCOldS bbOOps0
Had no Appetite Now Better In
Every Way-A Delicate Child.
"Some time since / took sudden cold
and could not get rid of it. Being subject
to catarrh and bronchial trouble / corghed
terribly. lost my appetite and grew
poor and weak and did not feel like
work. began taking Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla. In short time the cough disap-
peared, slept well, had a good appetite
and was better in every way. Last
spring was not feeling well, I had no ap-
petite and no strength. / resorted to
Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon felt more
like work. My little nephew was deli
cate child and had humor which trou-
bled him 30 he could not rest at night.
He has taken a few bottles of Hoods Sar-
saparilla and now he has good appetite
and is able to sleep" Miss ABBIE ].
FREEMAN, South Duxbury, Mass.
The weekly messenger., 1898-04-23
CUSTAVE SEE.CER.
General Agent
FOR
LOUISIANA,
40 Canal street.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
EverybOdy Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most WON
derful medical discovery of the age, pleas.
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on kidneys. liver and bowels,
cleansing the entire system, dispel colds,
euro headache, fever, habitual constipation
and biliousness. Please buy and try box
OF e. c. G. to-day; 10, 25, so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The weekly messenger., 1898-04-23
Hoods s1sssn ps;i;ia
Is the One True Blood Purifier. All druggists. 81.

Hood,c Dill, are the best after-dinner
AAVO>A . 1 ihAo pills, aid digestion. &c.
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M ISS0ULA ~
~ kERCANTILE w.
MissouIa, Mont.
MISSOULA NOTES.

f. Z. Wcthey Of Butte is in town.
e. A. Straight is i'm town for Labor
Day.
J. p. Collins Of Butte is at the Flor
ence.
Miss Jennings Of Grantsdale is in
Missoula.
G.. Hollenbeck Of Drummond is at
the Rankin.
Mrs. II. Gleason of Helena is a Wis
itor in town.
Charles Allard is spending several
days in town.
James Steele Of Bonner spent sun
day in town.
There is a letter for "A. s" at the
STANDARD office.
G. o. Reynolds and wife of Florence
are at the Rankin.
]. b. DeNayer and family of Stevens
willie are in the city.
Andrew Beckwith is spending a few
Gays with his family i'm M~issoula.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Kent Of Helena
were Sunday guests at the Florence.
James Mulholland and Hugh Ed
wards of Butte were registered at the
Rankin for Sunday.
The Bonner delegation was the larg-
est OF the out-of-town bodies in town
to-day. The Milling camp was well
represented.
Superintendent Peplow of the Bonner
-four mills is in town on business. lie
viii make a trip through the lower
valley this week.
Numerous Missoulans went up TO An
nconda this morning. They were di-
Vided in their opinion between Scot
fish Chieftain and Senator Bland.
Deputy Treasurer James Hess and
"A. W. Woodwork. his assistant. will
seave Sept. 90 for another trip over the
reservation pm delinquent tax business.
The dates for the Western Montana
fair should be pasted in the hats Of
all the West Siders. They are Oct. 6.
2 and 5, and will be great days for Mis-
Eoula. The final edition of the prem
sum list and catalogue will be out this
week n will contain detailed infor-
nation as TO the dates and the pro-
Gramme. They may be obtained of the
secretary at the Standard office.
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has announced himself as a candidate
Tor reelection on the populist ticket. He
IL also a delegate TO the populist state
convention.
A party made up OF H. b. Mitchell of
the Leader, DR.. G. +. X. Vidal and F.
W. G. Whyte Of Belt left last night for
an outing in the Lake Mcdonald coun-
try.
John A. Largent OF this city has for
mally his candidacy for the
office OF county attorney. on some repub-
llean ticket, through the columns of the
Neihart Herald.
;. NJ. Corson and Wolf Burton OF Cho-
teau have been appointed forest rangers
by the inspector. Gust Moser. They Will
cover the northern part Of the Lewis
and Clarke division
Miss Olive Gywnne went to Helena
yesterday afternoon for a few days
visit. On her return she will be accom-
panied by Miss Clarieta Duman of Port
land, Ore, who will be her guest here
for several weeks.
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Great Falls, Sept. 1.-The following
account Of one of the most impressive
wedding ceremonies ever Witnessed in
LewistOwn is taken from the Democrat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Symmes afterward passed
through this city on their way East for
their wedding tour:
At the Presbyterian church in this
city, Wednesday, at 3 o'clock a. m,
Weymouth ID. Symmes and Miss lone
Hoffman were united i'm marriage. Arch
deacon Robbins Of the Fort Benton
episcopal church officiating.
The groom presented a splnedid APP
pearance, dressed in conventional black,
and w. j. Wells. The bride was ar
and in her left hand carried a beauti-
full bouquet of red roses. The church was
decorated in honor Of the event and
was filled with invited guests of the
contracting parties. Mr.. Symmes is the
manager for the Power Mercantile Co.
of this city, is largely interested in vari-
Gus other business enterprises and is
reputed as being n of Fergus county's
most successful young business men.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs. CDr.)
w. \. Long Of this city and holds a re-
sponsible position in Lewistown society.
She is a young lady of rare accomplish
ments, handsome in appearance and
possessed Of a classical education-a
bride worthy of the gods.
After the services the wedding party
left for Great Falls. from which point
they will proceed East upon an eX-
tended tour.
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FINE SAMPLE or WHEAT.
IL ENcels That Raised in the Great
Wheat BELT.

Missoula, Sept. 5.-when the North
ern Pacific land statesmen were in Mis-
soula Saturday. they were shown at
the Standard office "A bundle of wheat
from h Coleman ranch. This wheat
IS an extraordinarily fine sample Of
what his valley can produce. but there
are several ranches i'm the valley that
can show as good. The visitors are
nearly all from the big wheat belt and
the land that they have been handling
Is in that section, yet they were all
free to admit hat they had never seen
such heavy grain. and all Of them were
much interested i'm IL. This wheat is Of
fine quality and the yield per acre.
while not yet determined. is certain to
he far above the average. Mr.. Cole
man has also raised this year as fine "A
crop Of barley as ever grew, and the
practical tests that nave been made Of
il, show that il is not only heavy. but
is Of fine quality and is admirably
adapted to brewing purposes. Mr..
Coleman has been studying and eXpor-
imenting upon the barley growing
problem for some time and has plant
I'd many varieties. With all of them
he has been successful. but he has this
year raised a crop that will settle for
all time the question Of the adaptable
ity Of the climate of his valley to
barley raising. The grain is of first
quality and will rank with the best
that is raised anywhere.
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A VERITABLE BONANZA
Gold Bearing Quartz on Thomas
Merrifeld's Ranch.
IT IS A LARGE DEPOSIT
He Has a Whole Mountain of the
Ore and IL Assays -Four Dollars
a Ton II Is a Cyanide
Proposition.

Great, Falls. Sept. Thomas Merri-
field. from neal Maiden. was in Lewis
town Monday Of this week. Mr.. Merri-
field has discovered what is likely to
prove to be a Yeritable TO him.
in the nature of a large deposit of gold
bearing quartz on his decided ranch
property. While the ore body has
never been developed to any degree,
the indications are that a large deposit
OF ore Is there, in fact, "A whole hill or
mountain of IL, which assays from the
surface better han 81 per ton. 1t is
strictly a cyanide proposition and the
immense water power. SO convenient.
that can be utilized for the treatment
or the ore, makes IL one Of the very best
propositions i'm the country. Mr.. Merri-
field intends doing a large amount of
development work upon the property
this fail and winter.
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Great Falls, Sept. Although this has
been a holiday which has been generally
observed, and therefore more men are
on the streets and in the saloons than us
ual, the day mas been marked by great
quiet. Up to q p. IN but one arrest for
drunkenness was booked at the police sta
tion. This was James Mcguire, who was
found in a helpless condition and safely
housed by Officers Hogan and Anderson.
The only other arrest ON the books to-day
Is that Of George O'Donncll. As the arrest
is tabled. aged - years, occupation
s~chuolboy," II is apt to catch the eye and
attention of the visitor To police quarters.
He is the latest capture for the burglary
OF the WILDER warehouse on Second street
south. and the arrest was made this
morning by Chief Guerin. lie is charged
with burglary. but It is likely that the
charge will be softoned on account of his
oNtTnmn youth.
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lEWlST0WN NOTES.

Aubrey Brown, the mine owner OF
Gilt Edge, left this week for an extended
visit with friends and relatives in In
diana.
Miss Minnie Kitchen of Minneapolis
arrived in this city this week and is the
guest of Mrs. Charles Lehman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Stephens of Fort
Maginnis announce the birth of a 10
pound boy on Saturday night.
Professor ID. II. Sanders of the state
normal school at Dillon will act as one
of the instructors at the teachers insti-
tute to be held here on Oct. 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. f.. b.. Schafer of Great
Falls are visiting old friends at Lewis
town. Mr.. Schafer was formerly pub
Usher Of the Democrat
The family of DR.. @. l.. Hogan has
arrived from BoZeman and taken up
residence in the Sloan house.
Mrs. Marion Burke and family and
Mrs. Hash are taking an overland trip
to Billings, where they will take the
cars for a visit To their old home in Mis-
souri,.
A. l.. Corbly of Gallatin. Mrs. Page
of Clinton, Mo, Mrs. Boxwell of Mount
Vernon, Iowa, and Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
ton of BoZeman arrived in Lewistown
this week and are the guests of Mrs. j.
l. Corbly. The party makes a sort of
family reunion, as they nave not seen
each other for 3S years.
III. |. Shaw, the Gilt Edge assayer, is
taking a trip on his wheel to Big Tim
Der. There he will go by rail to Boze-
man for his sister. Miss Sadie, and
the two will then visit the Omaha expo
sition together.
Noble Walker and Miss Jennie Har-
wood were recently married at the home
of the brides sister, Mrs. LanEdon, on
Beaver creek, Rev. Joel Vigus perform
ing the ceremony. MIR. ana Mrs. Walker
left after the ceremony for their future
home in the Judith
Duncan McLachlan and John Billen
have contracted with the new manage
ment of the Gilt Edge mines for the
hauling of freight from Great Falls TO
Gilt Edge. They are now making their
first trip.
Roy Lincoln. son of A. Lincoln of
Maiden, was accidentally shot in the
thigh this week. He and his brother
were out after the cow and carried a
shotgun with them for stray chickens,
when the gun was discharged. The vic
tim is getting along very nicely.
DIR. j. Il. Atchison of Helena is visit
ing friends in Lewistown for the first
time in a long residence in the state.
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" nv II Is Late.

Missoula. Sept. 5.-The cause Of the
l~ateness of the "westbound trains is now
given. ON the Dakota divisions the
track department is rebuilding about
100 miles of track. as was done on the
Rocky Mountain division last year, and
the trains are compelled to wait there
sometimes and can never make sched-
ule time oVer the temporary line that
is being used while the new track is
being quilt. The extra work at Gar
rison. made necessary by the burning
Of bridges on the Logan branch, also
delays the trains frequently. All of
the Butte business comes by way of
Garrison now, instead of being trans
fprred at Logan.
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Finest in the World.

Missoula, Sept. 1.-THE Standard
office has received a box of fine peaches
from Plains, sent by Colonel j. 4. Me
Gowan and raised on the ranch of Will
liam Boehler at Paradise. These
peaches are as fine as any hat are
raised i'm the world and are so pro-
nounced by all who have tested them.
Mr.. Boehle has been experimenting
with peaches for some years and has
succeeded i'm producing some that are
first quality. The samples that We're
sent To the Standard Office We're sam
pied by the visiting Northern Pacific
statesmen Saturday night n were
pronounced all right. There have been
several peach orchards started in the
lower valleys and in a couple of years
they will be producing bountifully.
There is no peach shipped into Mon
tana from East. West or South that
ear compare with those that are grown
here and the Montana peach bids fair
10 rank with the Montana apple as the
best that grows i'm the world.
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LIEUT.. LUCIEN STACY DEAD.
one of the Crack Football Players of the
West Point Team.


Washington, Sept. 5.-The following
was posted at the war department to-
day.
Camp Wikon, Sept. 5.-Adjutant
General. Observation-Disclosures tele-
gram just received. 'GoTham, Me, Sept.
4-Lieutcnant Lucien Stacy died here
his morning. Clinton Stacy, NJ. D.
"M'CASKEY, Commanding"
Lieutenant Stacy was one of the most
celebrated football players on the West
Point team II had been "A subject of
remark that many % The highly trained
athletes and football players Of the
army suCCumh in service as quickly, if
not more So. than others. Many of the
young men WHO app sIrel for eXamiua-
don recently for appointn ent from civil
life and failed 20 pass the physical eN-
animation are repItt-d IeTsistently so
by their friends. as being the most eel
ebrated athletes - their various col
leges.
II would appear from this that the
best preparation for service in the field
is not always the athletic fields play,
where il is carried 10 excess.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Miss Josephine Hamilton Of Neihart
Is visiting friends i'm this city.
Mira Nate Wertheim is entertaining
as her guest her sister, Mrs. Alex Stern
Of Fargo.
MIR. and Mrs. c. ID. Simpson have re-
turned from a months trip through Salt
Lake and Utah.
David q. Brown returned last night
from Butte and Ven down to Fort
Benton this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ferron Of Thir-
teeHth street north announce the birth
" a ~lO-pound daughter.
J. J. Ellis and family. l.. r.. CIingan
and T.. II. Judd left last night for a visit
TO the Omaha exposition.
NJ. 81. Lyter left last night for Mis-
EJula, where he win spend abou 10 days
on professional business.
=. a. Rlggin is conducting services
at Chgtsau and other points in Teton
cygnty during his week.
Alss Lucy Major returned his morn
Ink from H0ughton. Mich, where she
has been spending the summer.
I<HiH stockett, superintendent of the
Eaud. G8ules Coal Co, returned last
night from a business trip to ST. Paul.
r = Delaney has returned to his
home IN this city after an absence Of
about a month In the state of Washing
TN.
Mrs . .. Eweringen and children left
fhis morning 10 visit her old home in
Omaha. They viii. Of course. visit the
exposition.
NiEa Nay Gallagher. a teacher in the
pyriif schools. returned this morning
r ru Minneapolis, where she spent the
summer vacation.
~ T. Hagen. sheriff Of Teton county.
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Annual Report of Standard Publishing
Company.

ohlpahN
The undersigned, who are respectively
the president and a majority OF the direc-
tors, inclusive of the president, of the
Standard Publishing Company, a corpo-
ration created under the laws Of the state
OF Montana. and having it's principal
place of business at Anaconda, in Deer
Lodge county. i'm said state, hereby re-
port, certify and state:
F~irst-That the amount of the capital
stock of said corporation is one hundred
thousand SlO0.0OO) dollars, divided into
twenty thousand 60 OOJ shares of five
$50 dollars each.
Second-That all the shares of said cap
ital stock have been subscribed for by the
incorporators, stockholders and trustees
OF said corporation.
~Third-That all of the capital stock has
been fully paid in.
Fourth-There are no existing debts of
said corporation.
Witness our hands this % day of Sep
TENDER, A. II. 1898.
J. H.. DURSTON. President.
W. +. BOND.
q. W. REYNOLDS.
q. II. FCCIE STON,
J. II. DURSTON.
W. W. WALSWORTH,
Directors.
State of Montana, County of Deer Lodge.
Willard f. Shandrew. being duly sworn.
says: That he is the secretary OF the
Standard Publishing Company. the COR
poration which made the foregoing re-
port, and that the matters stated in said
report are true TO the knowledge of said
afhant. WILLARD f. SHANDREw.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this
2d day of September. 1855.
lSeaD WILLIAM A. BOWER.
Notary Public in and for Deer Lodge
County, Montana.
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WANT TO STAY.
California Troops Wish to Remain In the
service.

service.
san Francisco. sept. MANY o. the
members of the 9Th aud 7tn California
regiments, which nave been ordered
mustered out, wish 10 remain In the
service and have applied 10 the author
tiles for transfer 70 other regiments.
Private Anderson. one u the Tsuusg-
see men implicated lu the assault on the
negro, Thomas. has been acquitted by
the general court martial Of the Fsu-
oud brigade.
There was a total 81 sIg cases ~ 10
ness in camp to-day. Ten urE laas
anne IN. two II them iypagI1 On the
whole. typhoid fever ls not sarradlnR
The almost sanitary E.FlIanra prevails
at the camp The FOLDING ls most go
we're and there L. No crack ksf open FOR
diSeas" 20 creep in. Tur fag msr - fna
Washington regiment NHg were held lu
the guardh0uHe flr slr14aslnE a petit
ton To be mustered S4f have teen 1.a-
missed with a TryrtwarI
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Druggists DO sssFF .aFfs - 50 ~HFH - see
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WeinStein'S HEs McS4AS.
Clothing Department

Gents Faultless Night Robes of very
fine grade white satin, finished with
VINE SIN bTaHu Sl.Z0
80 Dozen Mems and Boys Golf Caps in
all shades and styles of goods,
strictly up to date. our regular Soc
grade for only 25c
Very Fine Fedora Hats. i'm pearl and
different shades of tan and light
brown. new and up TO date, worth
from s. to So. all together in a bunch LIS
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first quality. this seasons styles, for
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you pay S5c everywhere; our price
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Missoula, Sept. 5.-An alarm of fire
called ont the department at . o'clock
tonight. The blaze was in a small barn
on the rear of the lot which was occu-
pied by the All Nations building, which
was destroyed last summer by fire. The
barn was occupied by an Arabian ped
dler and was "A loss with all its con-
tents. No insurance.
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STOLEN HORSES.
The Thief Held Up the sheriff and An
other P~ursuer.


Great Falls, Sept. 5.-AbOut : o'clock
this evening "A man rode into town mount
cd on a buckski pony, and. inquiring for
the county jail, made his way there. He
told the deputy sheriff in charge of the
Jail that he had had some horses stolen
from him i'm the sun. river valley. Earlier
i'm the afternoon he had informed Sheriff
Proctor of his loss and together they had
ridden out to recover them. Some miles
east of town they had run across the
thief and held him up. only to be held up
in return, for the thief produced two big
guns and made a declaration that he
wouldn't be taken alive. The owner of
the horses had left Proctor on guard and
had ridden into.the city for help. Deputy
Sheriff Shires got a shotgun aDd went out
Immediately to assist his chief. At =
O'Clock no one had returned from the
scene of the fray and the officers were I'M
able to give names or any further partic-
ulaTs.
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Quota Mustered Ont.

Washington. Sept. 5.-No request has
been received at the war department for
the immediate muster out of Colonel
BTyan's regiment, the Sd Nebraska. 1t is
also said that if such a request was
made it could not be compiled with. be-
cause the quota for Nebraska to be mus
tered out had been filed.
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Making ARRANGEMENTS.

Annapolis, Md. Sept. Admiral Ger
vera of the Spanish navy, accompanied
by Lieutenant Cervera, his son. left to-
day for Norfolk for the purpose of COM
plotting arrangements for the tr]ansporta-
ton TO Spain of the prisoners now con-
fined at Portsmouth, n. H.. who were
captured i'm the naval fight off Santiago.
Admiral Cervera and his son were driven
to the railway station in Admira Nc
Nair'S carriage.
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Reports Busy Times.

M~issoula, Sept. 5.-Ruadmaster
Frank Hartman Of the Second district
came I'm from Plains last night and
spent a portion Of to-day in town. He
reports busy times on the West End,
both for farmers and railway men.
T%hreshing is in progress all over the
valleys west Of NissOula and all Of the
farmers have good Crops.
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looking for him. They finally called
him out of his hiding place and got
him on one of the horses. He was car
ried all the way home and has not yet
entirely from the effects Il
h trip. Both men and animals were
without food or water for 16 hours.
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Judge woodyIs All Right.

Missoula. Sept. Judge Woody re-
turned tonight from a hunting trip up
Bull river and left a lot Of fish and
game at the STANDARD office in lieu Of
an affidavit.
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FOR SALE-LO 10 HOT SPRINGS

Owing to failing health and a dependence on
Others to manage CD my business, | will sell all
my right, title and interest in the above resort
There is $50 acres of fine meadow land under
fence and used for pas turage, besides the i'm
p~rovements around the Springs-consisting Of .
plunge baths, dance hall, 3 shower baths, a mud
bath aud half a dozen individual baths, a hotel,
barn, ice house and 3 cabins. Address
WM. BOYLE, 10 Lo Hot Springs, Mont.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Once OF the Standard 10
ct .l3 HIGGINS avenue. opposite Postonhce. Mis-
soula. Telephone No lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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NORTHERN MONTANA

The Northern Montana OMcs Of the standard
IL located in the BaehlUory Block, Great Falls.
directly opposite the Para Hotel Advertising
rates furnished on application.
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DIR. OETTINGER, Dentist
Daily Block. MissouIs.
ST0DDARD & ROSS, kiSSOlla, Montana
Real Estate--City and Country

IS, 500-Fourteen acres of fine orchard and
garden. one mile from city, ] 900 fruit trees, five
acres small fruit. good buildings and plenty OF
water, will trade for Butte grocery business, il
desirable.
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TO CURE 4 COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuinc Tablets. All drug.
gi~ts refund the money IL IL fails to cure, zoe.
The genuine has J.. g.. q on each tablet