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The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02

John Hamm was in from Rock creek
last tuesday,.
w: E. Albright of Stone was in the
city last Tuesday.
A; Hutsenpiler was in from lowe,
MOCK creek last Wednesday.
James MCGOWAN, one of the solid
men OF Hall. was in town Wednesday.
q. L. Gildersleeve, one of the leading
merchants of Granite, was a business
visitor in the city last Wednesday.
Butter paper, the best vegetable
parchment, any size you want at The
ceived. '>'' y "
Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Atwater are
happy over the arrival of a holiday
present in the shape of a son. Mr..
Atweter jr. and mamma are reported as
doing nicely,
Mrs. Connolly, mother of the late N.
Fl. Connolly, shipped her household ef-
fects and furniture to Gold Greek dur
ing the week, where she will make her
nome in the future with her daughter
Mrs. John keenan,.
The Wilson Commercial COMPANY is
headquarters in the sporting goods line
20 there for anything you may need in
the way OF ammunition, shotguns. rifles
cartridges of all descriptions and save
money by getting the best. X
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
NOTICE FOR ribs

Bids will be received by the board of
county commissioners of Granite conn
t., Montana, for the grading of a road
along the west side of Rock creek from
a point at the lower end Of j. A. ellis
ranch to point near the ranch of John
Rodda, distance of about half mile
The course of the proposed road is
marked upon the ground and plans and
specifications may be seen by applying
to p. A. ,Cralle, County Surveyor Q
Blds should be sealed and addressed
to Daniel Arms, Clerk of Granite com
ty, and marked, Bids for grading road
on Rock creek, !" and will be received at
any time prior to Dec. 10, 1898. - wv
1he board reserves the right to reject
and and all bids. '00'
missioners. Will
E. A. Cralle,
Philipsburg, Dec. 1, 1898.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
NOTICE FOR BIDS,

Notice is hereby given that bids fo,
the street lighting for the city of Phil
lpsburg will be received by the under.
signed, at his office, up to and including
Monday, Dec. 8, 1898, at o'clock y. m.
Said lights are to burn all night and
every night and are to hang do feet in
the clear. Bids are to specify the
amount per light per month for eight or
more lights. Said contract is to rnn
from Jan. l. 1899, to Jan. /, 1900. The
r!!ght IS reserved to reject any and all
bids VA
by order of the city council.
Wingtield L. Brown,
City Clerk.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
A SURE THING.

a TRANSACTION in which Won cannot
lose IS q sure thing. Biliousness, sick
headache, piles, pimples, bad breath and
thousand other Ills are caused by CON
stlpatlon and lazy liver. Cascaret;
candy Cathartic, the wonderful new
nver stlmlant and intestinal tonic, are
by all druggists guaranteed to cure or
money refunded. c. G. G. are a sure
thing Try box today; 10c, 25c, soc.
ASK Your druggist for sample and book.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
LOCAL BREVITlES.
Bar silver, 59a.

; Bar silver, 59a.
( W. L. Hull was in from Rock cree
! last Saturday.
! A man can be well dressed chea,
Ask G. w. Cross. =
= l.. Il. Kimball of Anaconda is spend
= ing few days in Philipsburg.
: Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Anton
= at Granite on Saturday, November 2G
= a son.
c. w, Cross is now prepared to TAX
) your order for a fine suit. Next to Gal
: office 4
Geo. A. haywood the attorney
} came up from Princeton on Monday,
/ train.
} For Sale-Two-story brick DWELLING
on lower Broadway. Apply to Pope
} Clarke. "
Rev. j. b. Butter, of the PRESBYTERIAN
/ church, made trip down the VALLEY
J Monday, ''
Mrs. Jacob Franzman and fam;l,
We're Drummond visitors Sunday and
Monday. "'''
Chas. A. Wilson has been somewhat
} lnd1sposed during the week, suffering
from neuralgia.
For Rent-A furnished saloon with
billiard table. Inquire of Mrs. Frel
Elliott, Granite. \
Mrs: Nate Burt has returned to Gar
net, after having spent a week or NOR,
visiting friends at Drummond.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Neu went over to
Anaconda and Butte Monday, intending
to spend few days visiting those cities
3. @. Lewis has disposed of his bnsi-
ness at Garnet and expects to eneaoe in
something in Philipsburg in the near
future.
Mrs. W. S. Twohy has several ne tlv
furnished rooms to rent. Inquire up-
stairs at the Twohy building on South
SansOme street. \
VIM. Ehlert, the well known nixiolO-
glst OF Anaconda, spent several days of
the past week among his host of friends
in Philipsburg.
suits and overcoats made to order
from SO up. Cleaning and renai,ino
neatly done. Mrs. Frank Johnson
next to Mail office. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Durand are
spending few days visiting in Phi1ins-
b,1re, having came up from their New
Chicago home Monday.
q; A. Cralle returned to Philipsburg
on Mondays train, after having spent
some tlme looking over Granite countvs
roads, with view to Jheir improve
ment.
II you want nice, pure drink of beer.
eau for Garden City Brewery beer man
ufactured III Missoula-the best in tbc
state Strictly union product At Nc
Donald o. Wharton's, Philipsburg. =
Joel johnson, night watchman at
combination, spent a day or two at
Drummond, where he Went to attend
the -Sallham wedding. which
occurred near there last Sunday even
ing. 0'0N
George Amerman was in from bis
mining properties on Rock creek during |
the week. Mr.. Amernan feels verI, |
much encouraged over the future Of tba
mine and the mill is expected TO he
ready for operation in the early snrinr
Mrs. Lon r. Hoss and children re-
turned home Monday, after having
spent several days visiting relatives in |
Deer Lodge, to which place she Went
prior to Thanksgiving. Mrs. Hoss was
accompanied by her sister Miss Flor
ence Kelley, who will remain in the
burg until after Christmas, on visit.
An old-time dance is announced for
rlday evening, December 23 The af
falr is to take place at Firemen's hall
ana IS to be one Of those good old times
", Whlch :,: are recorded in the history cf
Phil1psburg and of which the old-time
residents never cease to boast r. i,
pred1cted that the gentlemen in CHARGE
VIII spare no efforts to make this social
function memorable one.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
TWO MILLIONS A YEAR.

When people buy, try and buy again
1t means they're satisfied. The people
OF the United States are now buying
Cascarets Candy Cathartic at the rate
or 1000, 0OO boxes year, and it will be
5000, 900 before New Years. It means
merit proved that Cascarets are the
most delightful bowel regulator for
everybody the year round. All drug.
glsts; zoe, csc, SOC a box: guaranteed
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
BEAUTY is BLOOD DEEP,

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic cleans your blood and keens
1t clean by stirring up the lazy liver and
driving all impurities from the BODY.
Begin today to Danish rinlples, boiis,
blotches, blackheads and that sicklv
bilious complexion by taking Cascarets
Beauty for 10c. All druggists; salts
faction guaranteed; 10c, 25c, SOC
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
Hoods D;11c cure liver ills, easy to take
~ . AAAo easy to operate. 25 cents

TO cure constipation forever take
Cascarets Candy Cathartic; 1Oc or 25c
II .. G. G. fail to cure, druggists refund
money.
Educate your bowels with Cascarets
Candy Cathartic. Cures constipation
forever; 1Oc or 25c. If G.. c. G.. fail.
druggists refund money
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
ESTRAY NOTICE

came to my ranch on Ross fork Of
Rock creek. in January, 1897. one
Dlack and white yearling steer. brand
ed < on right thigh. The owner is
requested to prove property, pay all
charges and take the animal away.
1t. George Alberts
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
NOTICE,

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed Will not be responsible for any
deDts contracted by anybody without
my order. M, b. Edwards.
The Philipsburg mail., 1898-12-02
NOTICE,

The public is hereby notified that
Montgomery street has been set aside
by the city council for coasting pur-
poses. Coasting on all ether streets is
strictly prohibited. "
BY order of the city council.
Wingfield L. Brown,
City Clerk.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
HAROLD FREDERIC.
His Illness aud Death Under Care or
the Christian Scientists.

strange story comes from London
,bort the death of the novelist. Harold
Frederic. This writer it will be recalled
was best known Dog bis n1veL the DAM
nation of Theron Ware and he mas
been constantly before the public as an
osDecianv clelr-hcldad ness paper corr
respondent on European autlts. IT'D Aug
ust. it seems. boz was taken ill at DIS
home near London. According 10 MS
friend the executor Who sends the re-
MORT ia. illness wIs of sudden onset
and caused % disab'cment ot the hand
ana arm The nature or the disease -
rot st1tod: DO may have been a cerebral
emh0Ius from rheumatic hcdrJ or t
,,at. have been aricular rheumatism.
Unfortunately the report 20 which wo
refer is $50 vague and unscientinc that
we cannot determine at present what
really allied Frederic.
AZ nrst the patient submitted 90 medi-
cot treatment given hy slme medical
friends OF reputable standing in tho
Dr0fe- ton. assisted by Or. freybereer.
of London. as cOnsultant \ guarded out
rather hopeful prognosis was given. and
the patient received the best care and
advice that modern medical science can
furnish. Tho friends and physicians.
however. seem 20 have reckoned without
sheir host. for Frederic. after submitting
FOR a period 10 rational treatment ap-
parently only In Difference 10 bis advis-
ers. suddenly announced thar he would
have no more OF skilled phsycisns. but
would put himself IN the hands or
Christian science "healer. The novelist
IS described. by the way a. always TAX
Ing his cue from Moiiere I'D certain
mediaevel antipathy that he was fond ~
displaying toward physicians SO when
his own opportunity came. DO was nos
slow 10 resent the presence IN his hosse
Of doctors, pills. plasters ana Dotlons,
and showed his fine skepticisrn by turn
ing for aid 20 one OF the most arrant de-
iusions Of tho day
Tho result was death. His friends
seems 10 think that this was not a necos-
sary sequence OF the disease. II the pa
tient had continued under proper care.
but was due 10 the quackcry 10 wh'sh
tho Unbalanced novelist had doomed
himself Public Indignation IN England
has been aroused On consequence. and
coroner's inquest has been called. But
whether death was inevitable or not. the
logic az tho event rs clear. and Harold
Frederic IN his own case. has demon
strated 10 tho satisfaction Of the world
mo-, only that Christian science" Is
fake" bat. more important stiii that
an erratlc mind may co-eXist with con-
siderable literary talent, and that q sick
man IS not htted 10 be trusted With his
own disabled body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
BOOK CONCERNS AT WAR.
A Lively Fight in Clarke County
Court Itcms-A Fowl Story.

BERRYVILLE. VA, Nov. Especial
Clark County Court, with Judge Moore
presiding, was I'm session this week. The
only case heard was the trial of Frank
webb ii twelve-year-Oid cOlOred boy,
charged with housebreaking. in which a
verdict was found for the Commonwealth,
the jury fixing the punishment at two
years IN the penitentiary.
The will of the late William B. Clagett
was admitted TO probate. Mrs. k. H..
Clagett. widow of the deceased, qualify
ing as executrix thereof The testator
leaves all his property, valued AT SSO,Vu,
To his wife: upon her death to be divided
equally among his seven children.
The will of the late Mrs Nj. 6. Harrison
was also admitted 10 probate, Mr. A. b.
Bevin. her son-in-law. qualifying as eN-
ecutOr
Quite bitter fight is being wased be-
tween the book concerns OF 1lnn q ~.
and the University Publishing Company
IN his county. Last September. at NEE
ing Of the County School Board, Frye s
Biographies. publication of the former
company was selected in preference TO
Maury's published by the latter concern.
Lately several attempts have been made
By University Publishing Company 10 gel
a reconsideration by the board OF It's
former action. At the meeting OF the
School Board this week both COMPANIES
had their representatives present The
CHM & co. firm had an Injunction ready
TO serve upon the board II they attempted
10 give the matter rehearing' but the
rival hook concern decided not 10 press
the AFFAIR at this stage and thus with
drew. and the matter awaits further de-
velODments.
The hunting season opened TINS week
and as the game abounds In large guam
titles. the crack of the gun in the coun-
try near town is almost incessant. Large
numbers OF partridges have been killed,
some spOrtsmen bringing home over a
dozen birds after few hours shoouns'
Rabbits are also plentiful.
Joseph Dewor found on his farm, In TINS
county a hens nest I'm which there were
one hundred young chicks and hearty
two hundred eggs. Seven hens were set
ting on the nest. 49,.
owing TO the scarcity Of white potatoes
I'm this market. a carload Of that Vegeta-
HE was received here this week from
Michigan. having been ordered by the
merchants here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
Youthful Miscrcants.

A quartette Of white boys. old enough
TO know better. are alleged to have tres
passed upon and defaced property at No.
6SS north Eighth street. and they will
give their excuses TO Justice Crutchfield
this morning. for they were arrested and
registered at the Second Police Station.
Thomas Pulling. youth Of about iif-
teen years. vas arrested and carried 10
the Second station. because he is said
10 have shot at Betsy Jones. with n pis-
tol. lie too, will be in line before Justice
Crutchheld to-day
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
MlSMATCHED COUPLES.
Mating of Men and Women who W"r-
ry Their Friends

The man who could get on admirably
by himself is always a married man.
And the man who is utterly dependent on
the advice OF his friends before ne can
pet a new necktie or or change MS board
ing-place is invariably bachelor As Il
result his friends try TO marry MN on,
hut as thoy try 10 marry him 10 me biri
who rs an inVeieTate nuisance they 90
not succeed. She wants someone TO as
siet her and he wants someone 10 assist
him. and they get on beautfuuy together
until they find each other out.
Sometimes they get married before they
make the discovery. hit irls ial'a, nap
mems. as clinging people AWAY; Gins, y
man and a woman were marrl"I thr rlf'I
day in Evanston who should mover nave
met He had spent some nifty years
waiting for a fellow to die. who married
the love of his youth. and when the nope
was a reality the widow was wed 10
another man. The woman had mourhtu
FOR many years for a truant lover 10 re-
turn only TO nc disappointed linen INC
met and married each other.
Their friends tried 10 work II Gown
savin1 they were both too old, but talleu'
They ara married and continue 10 innic'
news of their bliss on their frlenus VINO
arc asking each other cohnhruuu :
Whether il is wiser to waste one youth
waiting for love or TO waste one love
,vaitiuo for old age They have not ar
rived 81 q satisfactory answer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Interesting Facts About Richmond ;
Citizcns and Other Matters

(ifiLcDS ana ptiict "'''
DIR. II r Sweeneys subject Sunday
evening will be WORD VS.. Power.
Mr. Henri Gressitt the most eihcient
advance representative of W. II. west
Rig Minstrel Jubilee, which IN 10 appear
here next Tuesday, is in the city
Mr. and Mrs. james y. McNabb. Of
Washington. are visiting the families OF
Messrs ]. Il. Smith ana w. r. Robbins
near Ashland
After n six weeks furlough Private
John Werth has rejoined his command
Fourth Virginia Regiment. at savannah.
He writes that the camp Is dry ana
healthy. but the temperature is as mot
as pepper
In giving the figures Of the bids for
binding the Third Police Station the bid
of Fleet and Mayo and w. J. Snead were
reversed MIR. Sncad's bid was $3.bi2 and
Fleet and Mayo S3,9l5.
The committee representing the asso-
ciated hospitals met at noon yesterday at
the Retreat for the sick TO consider the
question of giving a series Of entertain
nents during the winter for the beneht
of those institutions.
DIR. Witherspoon pastor OF Grace
Street Presbyterian church. viii occupy
his pulpit tomorrow. both morning and
at night. His subject for his morning
discourse will be Zeal for Gods House.
and AT night "The Comes Of the Cos
mel
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
AN ELEGANT WEDDING.
Marriage of George Garland Allen To
Miss Mary Williams Burwell.

BOYDTON. VA. Nov 4-Special.-
Tabernacle Methodist church was the
scene yesterday of handsome wedding
the contracting parties being Miss Mary
Williams Burwell, daughter of Mir. VIII
liam Il. Burwen, of Berry HIM. Neck
lenhurg county, and Mr.. George Garland
Allen, OF New York city.
The church was beautifully decorated
for the occasion by tho fair friends Of
the bride. just before the ceremony
Miss Carrie Young. of Endheld, sang a
solo. Because ! Love You, Dearest,
which was very much enjoyed by those
present.
At o'clock, to the strains Of the
wedding march. beautifully rendered by
Mrs. George p. larry, he bridal party
entered the church, the bride leaning on
the arm of her father. The groom, with
his best man, Mr.. Walter Watson, met
the bride at the altar. The Rev. John
Cole. Of the Durham On. 60 church,
and an uncle of the bride. otiiciated.
The bride wore brown tailor-made
suit
The evening before the marriage an
elegant reception was held at Berry
Hill" which was, indeed a feast. both
in pleasure and in the good things 10
eat. truly an old Virginia entertainment
The bride is a lady Of rare virtues
OF head and heart, and is universal
favorite with her neighbors. She comes
OF the old line OF aristocratic family Of
Burwells. of the Old North State, where
her father was born and reared.
The groom IL gentleman by birth and
education. and is fine business man,
a trusted employee of the American To-
bacco Company, and is stationed In New
York city, where he receives a hand
some salary.
The bridal presents were both numer-
os and costly.
Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for New York, where they
Will in future reside.
Cards are out announcing the mar
risge OF Miss Bette II. Finch, daughter
OF the late DR.. Il. II. Finch, to MT.
Edwin W. OVerbey. cashier OF the Bank
of Mecklenburg, OF this place. The mar
rage will take place at the Episcopal
church on the 18th Of this month.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
TlDEWATER ELECTRIC LINE.
How the Vote viii lie Cast on the
Question Next Tuesday.

AYLETT. VA. Nov. 4.-special-At the
election on November sth there will be
two clerks. two poll-books. two ballot
boxes, and two tickets. The railroad
ticket will be kept outside of the voting
place. This ticket must be folded ana
have the voters name written on the
back. The voter will take this ticket with
him and deposit II just as the official bal
lot Is handed 20 him.
The returns viii be made up and taken
10 the clerks ofiice as usual, exceDt that
the ballots For Subscription and those
Against Subscription will be put In sep
arate sealed packages.
The number OF registered voters at the
precinct must also be stated in the re-
turns.
May false rumors are afoai ms 10 what
the railroad company will or Will not do.
Thc railroad people have given Us the
most positive assurance that they viii not
ask FOR the bonds until the road Is COM
oieted through.
A. soon as the vote is taken in all Of the
,onnties interested the railroad company
s,ll enter into contracts with the super
fisore of the several counties These con-
Escts viii bind the railroad company TO
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
OBITUARY..
Mrs. Conrad Lipscomb.

After a lingering Illness. Mrs. Conrad
Lipscomb died at her home. No. lls east
Twelfth street. in Manchester, at l.iJ
o'clock this morning. in the seventy
nfth year OF her aGc.
She was born ~ Rockdale, England
IN 1884 and came 10 this country about
sixty years ago. settling in Manchester.
Before and after nor marriage 10 Mr.
Conrad IipscOmb. Well-known cilizen
of Manchester. her life was characterized
by usefulness. both in her home and
her community.
She was an active member Of Meade
Memorial church. and her Christianity
was OF the Kind That briS'Ttens ana makes
goodness a practical thing.
Her husband and three children sur
vivo her, the latter being Messrs. VIII
liam NJ. Conrad f., and Lorenzo.
The funeral arrangements not having
been as yet completed, Will be announced
laieT
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
WAR ON STANDARD Oil.
Ohio will Seek 60 Annul the Charters
ofFour oil ComDanics.

COLUMBUS. O.. Nov. 4.-Attorney-
General Frank ;. 3loHHet Aled q petition
in the Supreme Court last evening asking
the forfeiture OF the charter Of the Buck
eye Pipe Line Company. This suit Is
one Of the steps in the litigation against
the Standard Oil Trust which was COM
meaced a year ago by the ohio anth0ri-
ties IL Is said that three other suits are
to be brought TO Dust from their charter
rights the Union Tank Line Company and
the Ohio oil Company and Solar REIN
ing Company.
These suits will be based on the depo-
sition of Mr.. John ID. Rockefeller taken
before Master Commissioner Brinsmade
I'm New York The petition fled against
he Buckeye pipe Line Company charges
.bo ,orporation with being a party 20 The
original trust agreement. with violation
of the Valentine-ttcvart Antitrust act
since this law became operative, July ].
,SsS and with conniving to help the
standard Oil Company Of Ohio evade the
decree OF the Ohio Supreme Court The
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05
VESSELS TO lL0lL0,
The Cruiser Charleston and the "uh-
boof foucoph SAL from Manila.

boaf foucOIFi sal from Mahii".
wASt1NCTON. Nov. Admiral Dew
cv cabled the Navy Department Nednes-
dov that the cruiser charleston ana inc
r,,,nboat Concord had sailed from Manila
for Icuo the second largest port in the
Philippines. situated on the island OF
Panay and about go miles from Mania.
The exclamation given az The Department
concerning the mission of these TWO war
shins Is that they have gone on cruise
with uoilo AS the first anchorage. II IS
pretty well understood la Official circles
that the cruise has "a deeper significance
man mere desire 10 show the Stars and
sfripcs m ports fu the island possession
which this government has determined
TO hold. \ Spanish armed transport ar
rived at UoilO with a number Of machine
GUNS and a largo quantity 81 small arms
and ammunition on board OR Tie use Of
the Spanish troops on The sand OF
Panav. While having uo ground Tor
official objection % this ac'i1n ar the
Spaniards. the American authorities be-
lieve that the presence If the charleston
and tho Concord az Iloilo win serve TO Tee
mind the Spanish forces ih7t me Jhiied
States can assert physical control over
the entire Philippines az my time.
According 10 The undcrsfanding here
Admiral Dewey has sent the two war
ships TO visit az the places IN 'he Philip
pines where the Spanish Fave eoNisons
10 ascertain just how strong the deicnces
are and what means The Spanish forces
have Of making any sort Of resistance
il the peace negotiations are broken on
and hosuiitics are renewed The supply
ship Zahro Of Dewcy's SQUADRON arrived
~ Hong Kong from Manila today Two
others Of Dewey's ships c-e 'hseai from
Manila-the Boston M Talu. China. and
the Petrol further up the Pe!-Ho river
at Tintsln.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-05

construct the road through a county be-
fore 1t can get that cOunty's bonds. II
the road is not built no bonds Will be
Issued.
We will have not less than ten miles Of
track and power-house in King William.
Our people viii be employed 10 build the
road 5000 or 10000 ties Will be needed
in King William alone.
The building OF this road will distribute
about one hundred thousand dollars in
this county The railroad and all OF its
property viii be taxed by this county just
as other property is taxed.
Mrs. NJ. Gatcwood Is home again after
spending about two weeks in Richmond
with her daughter. Mrs. b. T. Mullen, who
has been very sick.
The condition OF Mr.. James X. Roane,
of Rumford is still very critical. lie Is
a very sick man.
Miss h. Il. Aylctt, daughter of Colonel
William r. Aylett. returned to her home
on Yesterday after spending a pleasant
visit with her sister, Mrs. DR.. NJ D..
BOre of Richmond.