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Kidney and Bladder Troubles Quickly Cured
You May Have Sample Bottle Of the Great Discovery,
Dr. Kiner's SwampRoo, Sent Free by Mail.

is needed in cases OF kidney and bad
der disorders or troubles due u weak
kidneys, such as catarTh of the bladder.
gravel. rheumatism and Brights dis
ease, which Is the worst form Of kidney
trouble. 1T corrects inability to hold
urine and amarting in passing II. and
promptly overcomes that unpleasant
necessity Of being compelled 10 get up
many times during the night
The mild and extraordinary effect OF
this great remedy il soon realized. 1t
stands the highest for IT'S wonderful
cures. Sold By druggists, price nifty
cents and one dollar. So universally
successful is swamp Root in quickly
curing even the most distressing cases,
that to prove its wonderful merit you
may have a sample bottle and a book
Of valuable information. both sent abb
solutely free by mail. upon receipt Of
three two-cent stamps to cover cost OF
postage on the bottle. Mention the An
aconda Sunday Standard and send your
address 30 Or. Kflmer & Co, Bing-
hamton. n. u. This generous offer ap-
pearing in this paper Is a guarantee of
genuineness.
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Men and women doctor their troubles
so often without benefit, that they get
discouraged and skeptical. In most
such cases serious mistakes are made
in doctoring and in not knowing what
our trouble is or what makes us sick.
The unmistakabIe evidences of kidney
trouble are pain or dull ache in the
back, too frequent desire to pass water.
scanty supply, smarting irritation. AS
kidney disease advances the face looks
salIow or pale. puffs or dark circles I'M
der the eyes, feet swell and sometimes
the heart acts badly. should further
evidence be needed to md out the
cause of sickness. then set urine aside
for twenty-four hours. If there is
sediment or settling II is also convinc-
ing proof that our kidneys and bladder
need doctoring. A fact often over
looked. is that women suffer as much
from kidney and bladder trouble as
men do.
DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root il the dis
covery of the eminent physician and
scientist and is not recommended for
everything but will be found just what
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

The Order of Pendo to-day paid its
first local weekly sick benefit to John
e. Hollenbeck Of this city.
Mrs. Daniels and Miss Swingley of
Neihart came down on the afternoon
train and will remain here few days.
w. r. Pigott, associate justice of the
supreme court of Montana, arrived in
the city this afternoon from Helena, and
will remain here a short time on mat
tiers of business.
Thomas A. Cummings Of Fort Benton
arrived in the city this morning and VIII
act as collector Of customs during the
absence of David G.. Browne. The lat
ter is on trip to Washington, =. G.
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THOMPSON VEIN LEASED.
Part of the Cumberland Lode Worked by
Lend and Kyle.

Great Falls Feb. 1s-James c. Pyle
arrived from Neihart on this afternoon s
train. He reports that the Neihart
Cumberland company, through its vice
president, Duncan MCGOWAN. and its
secretary. f. r. Ciingan. has leased 10
John Lend and James Kyle that portion
of the Cumberland lode known as the
Thompson. or east. vein Of the tunnel for
the terms of Is months from Jan, u.
The lessees are to extend the tunnel
TO a distance of $50 feet from its mouth
and to work at least 20 days in eacn
month. taking the ore and paying to the
company royalty of 10 per cent. on the
net smelter returns, this 10 per cent. TO
be taken out by the smelter and held for
the use of the lessor. The contract MIS-
placed on file in the Office of the county
clerk and recorder this afternoon.
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Chicago. Feb. 19.-There was the usual
Saturday scarcity of offerings of cattle
and the market in consequence was prac
tically u nominal one. Yesterdays prices
prevailed for the few cattle offered for
sale.
Hogs ruled stronger ana on an average
about 2jac higher than yesterday. Sales
were largely at sio5af4t2ia The extreme
range of prices for common to prime
hogs being s3.9Oa417ta Heavy lots sold
at the usual good premium and light
hogs had to go at decided discount
Prices for sheep and lambs ruled steady
at yesterdays quotations, sheep being
saIeable at S364.6a. with fed Westerns
steady at $3.75G1i5e. Lambs sold at 81
also. and prime flocks We're worth $500
Receipts-CattIe 700 head hogs, 1900
head sheep. 5000 head.
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HOT SHOT FOR WAITE
The Lewistown Democrat Still
Keeps It's Fight Up.
IN SPITE OF LIBEL SUITS
The Sheriff of Fergus County Is on a
Pleasure Trip to California and
the Democrat Kicks at His
Salary Account.

Great Falls, Feb. 19.-In spite of the
libel suits filed against it the Lewistown
Democrat continues to fire hot shot
into the ranks of the republican county
officials. This week it devotes some
of its space to touching up the absent
sheriff, j. d. Waite. The latter left
here some weeks ago for Denver and
California, expecting to be absent some
time. The Democrat speaks of his
pleasure trip as follows:
THE sheriff of Fergus county is now
in the East and has been absent from
his post of duty for some 80 days, it
is also reported that he will not return
until perhaps some 30 days more. The
gentleman is absent, not upon any Off
cial duty. but merely and purely in the
pursuit of pleasure. 1t is, of course,
as much Mr.. Waite's privilege as any
other citizens to go upon a pleasure
trip, but we do not believe that while
he is absent he is entitled to draw 81
in salary from the county treasury.
He will, we assume, be absent from
Fergus county some two months but
upon his return his first act will prob
ably be to draw a warrant from the
county treasury for some $3.50, not one
cent of which will he have earned
Mr.. Waite is no more entitled to wholly
zen, and we think the county commits
if they decline to allow our sheriff any
salary whatever for the time he is alb
sent from the county"
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Letters wheat sold.

Chicago. Feb. 19.-The Journal to-day
says; 1T is pretty well established i'll i'm
side circles about the board of trade that
within the past ten days there has been
turned into cash in two Chicago banks
on La Sale street about s6ooo,000 for
Joseph Letters account. This is con-
firmation of the sale of the wheat, With
in As hours ocean tonnage has been taken
az a very low rate of 1900 900 bushels 10
the leading English ports. Favored peo-
pie. who had the tip on the heavy de-
posits with the banks. were getting all
the wheat possible on soft spots yester-
day.'
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MARRIAGE BELLS.
Walter Kennedy and Miss Elsie Leland
Married in Belt.

MARRIED III Beit.
Great Falls. Feb. ia marriage Ii
cense was issued this afternoon to Wal
ter Kennedy and Miss Elsie Leland, both
of Belt. They will be married this even
ing at Belt. Mr.. Kennedy is the mana
ger of the Belt Hardware company, and
Miss Leland is the daughter of his part
ner in the business, John w. Leland.
The groom is well known throughout
Cascade county. where he has resided
for many years, and has numerous
friends He is regarded as an able
business man and is moreover. very
popular. His bride is a young lady
who has been reared in this county and
who possesses many warm friends. The
young couple viii start with many
wishes for their welfare.
4 license was also issued this after
noon to Frank Beauchamp and Miss
Hannah Nelson, both being residents of
this city They were married this after
noon by Justice p. II. Hughes Both
have many friends here who will con-
graduate them on their marriage and
wish them the happiest of married lives.
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New York. Feb. l9.--The Evening Post S
London financial cabegram: To-day 8
stock markets were stagnant, pending the
settlement which begins Monday. The
West African scare momentarily affected
all the markets. mainly because of the
general bull account with no bear COM
mitments TO steady them consois
touched 112A sellers and recovered to
112Ik. There is reason To believe the scare
of the sharp TALL in stocks Is justified
and a recovery Is expected soon.
The slump was most severe ON Cana
dian Pacific Grand Trunk and Amer
leans. principally because they were well.
The bull accounts IN these are not large.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. Feb. s.-cattie-Reeelpts. 300
head. market steady. Native beef steers.
So 70n4.S0 Western steers, s3.5on431; Tex
as steers. s3a3.70; cows and heifers, 50
m3.S5; Gamers, s2a2.9o; stockers and feed
ers. 81. 50qji -: calves. sIn6: bulls and
stays. 81 40I3.7o.
Hogs-Receipts. 1000 head. market &C
higher Heavy. s3.s7laa3.95. mixed s3e
a3.92la, light, S3.9omS97l2. bulk of sales
$3.90m3.95
Sheep Receipts. 100 head; market
strong. Fair 10 choice natives, ST0MI. 10;
fair to choice Westerns. s3.eoni.50 COM
mon and stock sheep. s34f4. lambs. si.e5
m5.50.
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Gasia O,infntinns.

Cash quotations were as follows; Flour.
firm: winter patents, SIS0m490; straights,
SI30n4.S0. spring specials, $54oG5.50; flour
straights, s4.30mi60; No. spring wheat.
nominal No. 3 spring wheat 92a97c; No.
? red, S1.04a LOG; No. corn 29aaMSoc; No.
oats. 265se; No. white. 2SiaM 29I4e: No.
rye. 49i4c, No , barley, +. o. b., a3n3sc,
No. ] flax seed. $1.24ia prime timothy
seed 1896; mess pork. per barrel. $io.95
all: lard. per 100 pounds. S5t5; short ribs
sides, noosel. so.15m5.40; dry sailed Shout
ders, fboxedl. 4Aa5c; short clear sides.
tboxedD, s5.50a56o; whiskey. distiiiers' fin
ished goods, per gal. sl,lSi2
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Produce

Chicago, Feb. l9-The most important
information wheat traders had 10 start
with was the statement made by Letter
that he had engaged ocean freight room
for 100000 bushels OF his wheat. all Of
which had been sold to millers and con-
sumers. Liverpool cables also showed
some strength, The result was a very
strong opening. May starting unchanged
TO half a cent higher at from s1.03i4 to
S.0i, advancing 1T once 10 Si15. There
was a remarkable scarcity Of offerings
and il took bat very little buying 10 adj
vance the price. July was fully as active
and strong as May, opening 5sM&se higher
at sSzs aSsc and rising To soc before
enough wheat came ont 10 stop the adj
vance The advance to sl.0J in MAY was
followed by re reaction. but reports int
800 $50 bushels Of Letters wheat az Du-
luth mas 10 be shipped all rail 10 The
sea board stInenea the backbone Of the
market and prices soon got back Ia the
previous high point and then passed L.
Tor hale an hour tire market held around
x.c5 fer May and S9y for July July then
suddenly broke loose. Traders ia trying
70 protect themselves against weekly
calls discovered THAT the market vaz
practically bare Vt offerings and tu their
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SUITS FILED.
A Bill for Wines and Liquors-Mary T..
Reynolds Asks for "a Divorce.

Great Falls, Feb. 19.-This afternoon
Glab & Giles brought suit in the district
court against Miller & Aebi to recover
the sum of s349.50, alleged to be due or
open account for wines, liquors. cigars
and the like.
Mary L. Reynolds also instituted suit
for divorce from her husband, Francis
Fl. Reynolds. The complaint sets forth
the statements that they We're married
in Newberry. Mich, on the 50th day of
April, 1892, and shortly thereafter re-
moved to Montana. where they lived as
man and wife until some time in Sep
TENDER, 1895. when he, without cause Of
provocation, skipped out and left her.
in consequence she asks absolute di-
yoree from the unappreciative creature
and leave to reassume her maiden name.
There is no issue by the marriage. The
whereabouts of Francis are unknown
to plaintiff, and service will be had by
publication
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1T is SAD NEWS.
Col. w. c. Plummer Is in the New York
Insane Asylum.

Great Falls, Feb. 19.-The report that
Col. w. C. PlummerI the brilliant cam
paign orator. had gone insane and was
now confined in New York asylum.
caused much grief in this city, where he
is we'll known. At one time he selected
Great Falls as his residence and brought
his family here. and occupied a dwelling
on the north side. They made many
friends. and hearty ones, who had hoped
that the colonel would remain here Dur
ing the capital campaign Colonel Plum
mer was one of the staunchest friends
that Anaconda had, and he made brill
liant fight for that city and fight that
brought excellent results in this county
Later he returned to the East, and the
announcement of his insanity here to-
day was the first news his friends had
received that anything was wrong with
him
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by Officers Brillenberger and Black re-
suited in the arrest of only three vags.
each Of whom received sentence of six
days in iail. This evening Chief Guerin
found a man in a back yard on the
south side too drunk to tell his name,
and almost overcome with the cold and
exposure. He was taken to the station,
where he will stay until sober.
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

New York. Feb. 10 Close-Money easy
at lla; last loan 49, prime mercantile
paper 36f4; sterling exchange firmer.
s4.S51a demand, SLS3nts31a 60 days; posted
rates s4.S4n4.s6la; commercial bills As2.
Silver certificates 554. Government bonds
weak; new IS 1870 As reg. 1i224, coup.
l14l4; Is 100; IS 1872: Paeifics 1oi.
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San Francisco Feb. l9.-spring wools-
Nevada, 1ial3c. Oregon. 12ul4c. Fall
wools-Somthern coast lambs Ease; San
joaquin lambs, 7MSc: northern lambs. IL
ale, mountain lambs. loal2c: San Joa-
duin plains, In9c. Humboldt and Mendo-
cine IfHI5c
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Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILL.
IONS of MOTHERS for their HfLDREN
WHILE TEETHING, with PERFECT SUCCESS.
1t SOOTHE the CHILD, S0FTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN; CURES WIND collie, and
is the best remedy for DIARRHGA. sold by
Druggists in every part of the world Sc sure
and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing syrup,
and take no Other kind Twenty-Five cents bottle
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London Wool MARKET.

London. Feb. lin the wool trade
during the past week there were large
inquiries for merinos but business was
small on account of merchants preferrlng
to hold off for the advance which lis eX-
peeted shortly. owing to the smaliness oil
liz aIlnnliaA
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Three yncs Only.

Great Falls, Feb 1a-The police rec
ord was very low this morning, show
ing that the force is very successful in
Kidding the city of yags and the danger
GUS classes. Last nights haul made
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fIetnI Market.

New York. Feb 19.-Pig iron warrants
dull. Lake copper firm brokers 1lisc
Tin. plates, quiet. Lead quiet brokers
3.6Oc. Bar silver, 1854. Mexican dollars,
ii
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Don't Tobacco ST

Don't Tobacco Spit and smoke Your Life
Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic, fuil of life nerve and vig0r, take No-lo-
Rac, the wnnder-worker. that makes weak men
strong All druggists, 5oe or 81. Cure guaran.
feed Fookfet and pie free address Ster.
ling Remedy Co.. Chicago or New York
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TreasnrY stnaement.

Washington, Feb 19.-To-dnys state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance. geo 0l7.-
n22: gold reserve sl66 81. 3a5.
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Bnsfnn Stocks.
san Francisco Wool.

Boston. Feb 19-oregon Short Line %;
b. q N. ~. y. & =. ~.
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The date--March 1st.
The hat-The Gordon.
The price-Thats where the saving is.
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IRRITATION or THROAT AND HoARsENEss are
Immediately relieved by Browns Bronchial
Troches.' Have them always ready.
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LAND OF PED-FAcED MEN.
Thbet. Its People. Its Customs. and Its Gov
eminent.

~, ~, ..- -
iile Sidptii' ittl'tl ~ tlt w 'ui -
cthi!! nIilcted upon a. savage i'allu"t,
the hrltlSh explorer VINO sought 70 rSdch
lA'aS''' INC G!pllAl oi lnipet. ~ liS p.,i :
'afouS llndpitdlltS "I tndt "!i' to"''tiS
haS served 70 ora" 3tteIitioil 20 llle
marianne dearth pi h'IpMlt4Se p"9.es .,'.'
ny N"Storh peonitS III REGARD ~ th'tl POI
ton oi ASIA. Ihlpet. winch - pefnaPs
les Known 70 i.o,elh NiF il.If llum eai ;l
any ''ici i'ii''l':u - '''i W 'i''.si -
III Tue world coilSiStS OF Il 9tllVS " to o
tahie lafriS, rthSihS ilo"i i",pog !" a''p33
lsSt "'oNc ny go a.N;a' uoa,i,'N ''' ''
Alloa ~ $500 ,iou ~ tIi l,ti3' 10 .ha
VI tnc Sout' II tllt iiilil'ita$ ~ ~; ~
taSI MY VI Ing d r,,,l,ast,r nnd
MoprnIia the kuen-I1lu ranges. while
on the west are the Pamir table lands
recently the scene of Russian activity
rha rxtrnme length of the country from
cast TO west is more than / 600 miles, and
its breadth from north to south varies
frnn, no miles in the west to 100 miles in
INC cast the total area exceeding 700 900
suuare miles
The country is suhdivided into Great
ana Little Thibet. the latter occupying
the western portion The entire region
may be divided into three zones. increas
ing in elevation from south to north.
OF these the southern zone contains
most of the towns and the agricultural
population; the middle zone, a region
peopled by pastoral nomads, while the
north is given over to a few wild nomadic
tribes and to wild animals.
An old name for Thibet in the native
books signifies Country of the redfaced
men" the ancient national custom of
painting the face red The bulk of the
nopulation and most of the large towns
are in the southern part of the country
in a region called Bodyal, the people of
which are called Bodpas. Most of this
section is under the sway of China the
province being governed by lamas and
i. To- bod,
aithouch other portions are subject to
Nepal and Kashmr and to independent
chiefs The principal seat of Chinese
power is Lhasa, the most popuous city
of Thibet.
p.;,c 1;ric,1+ of accace on all sides
80 IT,, -, ', ,,,+>. - eli,,ata ol,,oet
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me ueTii tss-u It, EFT cT1cu an Uru
captain of an English ship of the line,
VINO was sitting near by. "What YOU
are talking about is not war! We might
as well send out Goldfish trust to settle
national disputes. In the next sea fight
we IL save ourselves the trouble of gnaw-
ing and crunching at the sterns Of the
enemy. Wen simply send note aboard
requesting the foreigner to be SO good as
20 send us his rudder by bearer, which,
II properly marked and numbered, will
De returned to him on the conclusion of
peace. This would do just as well as
twisting 1t Off, and save expense. No.
Sslr' l viii not join you in d julep. /
nave made no alliance over new tangled
inventions! Waiter, fetch me somc rum
and hot water.''
In the midst Of the profound satisfac-
tioh with which the members of the
American w2r syndicate regarded the
success OF ti,eir labors - labors alike
profitable to themselves and to the re-
Gently contending nations-and in the
gratliied pride with which they received
the popular and official congratulations
winch were showered upon them, there
was but one little cloud, one regret.
III the course of the great syndicate
war q lie had been lost. Thomas
Hutchins, while assisting in the loading
OF coal on one Of the repelers, was acct
dentaliy killed by the falling of a derrick.
Inc syndicate gave q generous sum to
the family Oh the unfortunate man, and
throughout the United States the occur
renee occasioned deep feeling of SYM
pathetic regret. A popular Subscription
was started to build a monument to the
memory of Hutchins, and contributions
came not only from all parts of the
United States but from many persons IN
Great Britain, WHO wished to assist in
the erection Of this tribute to the man
who had fallen in the contest which had
been OF as much benefit to their country
as to his own.
Some weeks after the conclusion of the
treaty a public question was raised,
which at first threatened to annoy the
American government, but it proved TO
be OF little moment. An anti-adminis-
tration paper in Peakville, Ark, asserted
that in the whole OF the published treaty
there was not one word in regard to the
fisheries question. the complications arts
ing from which had been the cause CT the
war Other papers took up the matter,
and the government then discovered that
III drawing up the treaty the fisheries
business had been entirely overlooked
There was a good deal of surprise in
official circles when this discovery was
announced: but as it was considered that
the fisheries question was one which
would take care of itself, or be readily
disposed of III connection with number
OF other minor points which remained to
be settled between the two countries, it
was decided to take no notice of the i'm
piled charge of neglect, and to let the
matter drop. And as the opposition party
took no real interest in the question but
little more was said about it.
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ed the place carmine when he got there,
ana 1T is web remembered that he never
lacked for friends to help him. One time
| we heard that he dropped 100000 in gold
| at the El Moro, but if it was true u
never caused him to change the express
sion OF his features. Sometimes he ex-
| tended his trips to Old Mexico. and once
II was rumored that he went to London
| and Paris.
| lie had been pursuing his strange
career about seven years, living like n
Monte Cfisto and exciting the wonder of
ali western Texas, as if he were a
caslostro in league with the devil, when
one rainy evening, just before Christmas,
| a lady descended from the overland stage
in Menardvile. This woman carried a
crucifiX in one hand and a Bible in the
other: She inquired for Carleen and then
asked for a room in which she might APP
peal to God undiSturbed. On the next
day she went to the palace of st. Cloud,
| and as she entered at one gate Carseen
Went out at the other. lie never stopped
until he was safely ensconced inside of
| the White Elephant in San Antonio He
never denied that the little woman was
his wife, but that there was some terri
bic secret between them which nearly
| cOngealed the man $ blood every time he
| thought of it, and made the Woman'S
face repulsiVe to him, was beyond queS-
| ton. He at once plunged into the wild
est kind of dissipation, and his best riders
and fastest ponies We're kept busy for
two weeks bearing messages between San
Antonio and the ranch. At length such
mysterious affairs as existed between
the TWO people were arranged in some
way, and the little woman returned to
Galveston. and sailed Tor Europe. still
| muttering prayers and carrying her cruel
| TX In one hand and her Bible in the other.
FROM TINS time on to the end OF his
career in Texas Carleen was never the
same man. He evidently labored day and
| night to drive something from his mind.
The great house was crowded with people