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source. namely one Of the great disoov-
cries of the age.
Bishop Wilson says 4 have taken
Warmers Safe Cure with great adgan-
tage and derived much benefit from It's
use. and unhesitatingiy recommend it
TO my friends
In speaking upon this subject, DIR.
Rankin says: Il have known Ct macy
who have been permanently scured OF
diseases OF the kidneys and urinary
organs by the use of Warmers Safe
Cure. | know, too. Of rs being used "A
similar cases by physicians 81 the high
est standing This RENE ay > want III the
cause Of humanity to recommend
Men like Bishop Wilson and DIR. RAN
kin do not speak hastily or of things OF
which they are not fully aware. They
love men and women and desire TO see
them made, physically as Well as moral
ly, better. Thousands of dollars could not
for moment tempt them to make
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company at his back, composed of min
ing men of ability and means The
company was incorporated by Gov.
Robert 3. Smith, Lieut. Coy. A. T..
Spriggs and State Treasurer T. T. Col
Inns, under the name of the Basin Gold
& Copper Mining company. Tho pres
ent officers of this company are r. II.
Smith, president: Nj. l.. Hewett, vice
president and general manager. Hon.
G. A. Whipple. secretary, and A. II.
Spriggs treasurer. The above officers.
with T. f.. Collins, constitute the board
of directors. The stock books of the
company show the names of many of
the most prominent mining men and
capitalists in the state. and the stock
OF the company is entirely In the hands
of Montana men. The company. in adj
dition to its other property has pur-
chased all the property formerly owned
by the Basin Mining q Concentrating
company, known'as the Hope mine and
concentration. This purchase now makes
the new company owners of II pat
ented mining claims. two steam hoists.
mill and concentrating plant, with a
daily capacity of $50 tons.
A force Of engineers and mechanics
are now at work getting the mill and
concentration in shape for the new ma
chinery which Will arrive from Chicago
within a few days. Four pumps, with
a capacity of 1000 gallons per minute
making short work of taking the water
out of the mine which has been flooded
since last April As soon as this is done
the main shaft will then be sunk from
the 300foot level to the 50o-foot level as
fast as machine drills can make it.
Inside of the next 80 days the company
expects to be mining and milling 200
tons of crude ore daily. For the present
the product of the concentrator will be
shipped to smeiters, but the plans of
the company contemplate the erection
of a smelling plant of their own in the
near future.
The Hope mine, which was closed
down in April, 1896, by the terrible fire
and accident in which So many men
lost their lives, was one of the greatest
producers in Montana. yielding over a
half million dollars in less than 20
months, 1t is needless to say that the
people of Basin are jubilant over the
resumption of work at this famous
DrODartV.
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Mining Application No. 1898.
L. $, Land once. Helena. Mont. Re

IL, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that John II.
Bordeaux. whose postoffice address is
Butte. Mont, has this day filed an appii-
cation for patent tnotce of which was
posted the 9th day of January. 1881.
for 40. , linear feet, the same being for
1884 feet In easterly and 32I . feet in
a westerly direction from the point OF
discovery on the North Atlantic lode min
Ing claim. situated I'm Georgetown tnnorg9
mining district. Deer Lodge county. Non
tana. the position, course and extent OF
the said mining claim. designated by I'M
official survey thereof. as survey No.
APPS frae. township No. n. range No.
- W, being more particularly set forth
and described In the official field notes
and plat thereof on file in this Office. az
follows to-wit: Beginning N cor. No. i.
a limestone, size unknown. Witnessed by
bearing trees and marked t-J,22s for cor
ner No. !, from which the cor. To Sec
tions :. s. l. and IN. frae. 7. . n. X. -
w bears S. 20 degrees Is minutes N.
al5T.4 feet: running thence 5. 10 degrees
g minutes l.. 1861 feet thence n. 20 de-
grees w. 135 feet; thence N, - degrees. 30
minutes w. 466.5 feet. thence :, 30 degrees
Il. 1876 feet 10 cor. No. ], the place oil
beginning. containing an area of Ito acres.
from which an area of Oh acres in con-
aiet with survey No. ., 1863 IL excluded and
not claimed leaving an area of 0.S9 acres
claimed BY applicant for patent. all of
which Is in conflict with survey No.
All
The location of this mine Is recorded In
the office of the recorder of Deer Lodge
county on page SIS in book r or f.odes.
The adjoining claim the east IL sur
vey No, 2.32e. Gro Elmo lode. William
Thompson applicant on the south Is the
+ Short Shift lode Cunsurveyedl, John Me-
intyre ct a. claimants. and on the north
Is survey No. 5.15S. Golden Wedge lode.
Henry l.. Frank applicant
N. f. cox, Register.
JOS f. Harper L s. Claim Agent
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secretaries. The lord chancellor re-
eeixes $4,000 per annum. But for the
NJ. p, who does not hold office there is
naught save honor. Even the old priv
iiege of not being liable To arrest for
debt while an NJ. p. has been abolished.
The British colonies. hwever. do not
follow the example of the mother coun-
try New South Wales and Victoria
allow their Nj P.'s 500 per annum,
Canada and South Australia 81 900. with
an additional mileage rate for the for
mer and Queensland $3.50, with mile
age. New Zealand's representatives
get 81. 200.
France gives its senators and depu-
ties 81 800, but there is a string to
this salary which might be tried else
where, in Vienna, for instance. Any
member who is twice called To order
during a sitting forfeits half his salary
for two weeks Cases exist where GER
tain fiery French deputies have lost
their entire years allowances in this
manner.
In the realms Of the little queen of
| Holland members of the upper house
| are paid "A sum equal to about s41S per
diem for each session, but since they
| meet only on thirty or thirty-two days
in the year they cannot be said 10 clear
much In the second chamber $500 per
| annum. with a travelling grant of II
cents for every hour spent on the rail-
| road. are the allowances. Absentee
Dutch law giyers forfeit their salaries,
whether their absence be caused by ill
/ ness or not.
The new Japanese parliamentary
| constitution cnmpels each member OF
| the national parliament to draw annu-
| ally from the treasury about 1865. Any
member of the aristocratic class refus-
| ing to accept this salary, through pride
or other reasons. is subject to fine and
dismissal by the parliamentary rules
/ of 1890
Portugal is niggardly with its rep
! re sentatives, giving them only 1896
| and Norway pays members from $3.50
| TO $400. according TO the length of the
session.
In Sweden members of the upper
house serve absolutely for patriotism
/ and the lower chamber members get
/ only $325 Moreover. S2.T5 per diem Il
| deducted for non-attendance. Even
the unpaid upper house is fined for alb
senteeism, although its members get
i nothing-not even train fees.
The Greek law giver is a 1850 per an
mum man. with additions for overtime
work tsuch as In the recent war;. II
was suggested recently that these sal
/ aries should be .'docked" slightly, 80 as
to help pay the Turkish indemnity, but
/ the idea was condemned promptly
Switzerland gives her councillors some
thing less than Sc a week. with about
cents a day for travelling expenses.
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"A man is known by the company he
keeps"
Above are the pictures Of two we'll
known and noble gentlemen. One is
the Rt. Rev. Bishop Edward Wilson, ID.
d.. H. l.. D.. and the other is Rev. j. T..
Rankin, D. ID, l.. l.. d., president OF
Howard university. Washington. ID. G.
These gentlemen have secured the high
positions they hold and the confidence
which everyone has in them through the
fidelity they have shown To hu.,ian'ty
and the cause they represent. They are
men who have the confidence OF all WHO
know them. men who love humanity
and seek by every means n their power
to do everything to benefit it,
1t is notable, though not strange, that
both these gentlemen nave found great
help and assistance from the same
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statements like the above unless they
knew positively that they were true.
There are men innnmerable VINO nave
been Worn out BY the cares and strains
Of life who are less energetic and active
than formerly, who feel lack or ambi-
ton when they should be energetic, and
who do not know the cause. Tnere -
but one cause for all these troubles. and
that ii. kidney or liver disease.
There are many women who are unac-
countably pale, sallow, sickly, who lack
appetite and are virtually burden to
their friends and yet VINO do not realize
the occasion of such troubles. 1t all
arises from female difficulties caused
by imperfect kidneys. To all such the
outspoken words above quoted should
come as blessing.
When such weli-known and noble men
as the above speak in such frank and
manly terms as they do OF remedy.
they thoroughly know there cannot be-
the slightest question as to its great
merits and its power to benefit mankind.
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WEATHER REPORTS.
Kites to BE Used TO Announce the APP
proach of Billiards.


Great Falls, Feb. 20.-Efforts are now
being made to render the weather re-
ports of the government even more
practical in the way of benefit to the
rancher than they are at the present
time While under the present ar
rangement warnings of severe storms
are sent out in advance to all parts of
the state interested. either through the
medium of the telegraph wire or the
telephone it has been thought by the
department of agriculture that even
this system was not far-reaching
enough. Now they are endeavoring to
further disseminate the news from
telephone and telegraph points. Meth
DDS have been discussed, and at one
time it was thought that smoke col
nmn would be feasible means of sig
Mailing, but this, in a windy country
such as Northern Montana, is entirely
impossible.
The best scheme yet proposed comes
from Walter s. Clark of Bynum. 1t is
to use a box kite. such as are now on
the market in any number, and to use
1t only to warn the country of impend-
ing billiards. For that purpose sim
gle red flag only would be necessary,
and judging from the work of one
which is used in this city for advertis-
ing purposes the kite would do all that
would be needed.
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catarrh Cannot he Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot
reach the seat of the disease. Gatarrh is blood
or constitutional disease and in order TO cure il
you must take internal remedies Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure
la not a ouack medicine. It was prescribed by
one of the best physicians in this country for
years, and is regular prescription. Il Is com
posed of the best tonics known, combined with
the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the
mucous surfaces The perfect combination of
the two ingredients Ii what produces such won.
derful results in curing Catarrh Send for testi-
monials free
FL CHENEY & CO., Props, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, price Zoe
Halls Family Pills are the best.
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II is not often that a physician rec
ommends a patent medicine. when he
does. you may know that it is good
one DIR. j. T. Cleveland, Glasgow, Va.
writes: Il have used chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
in my practice and il has proven to be
an excellent remedy. where a thorough
course of medicine had failed with me.
/ recommend il 10 my patients every
time for collie and diarrhoea.' Many
other progressive physicians recon-
mend and use this remedy, because IL
always cures and cures quickly. Get
a bottle and you will have an excellent
doctor in the house. for all bowel com
plants. both for children and adults.
For sale by druggists.
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Mining Application No. 392I.
S. Land Office. Helena, Mont, Feh

u. S. Land Once, Helena, Mont. Feb.
H. 1925
Notice IL hereby given that John r.
Bordeaux and Andrew J. Davis, whose
postoftice address is Butte. Mont, have
this day filed an application for a patent
tnotice OF which was posted ON the 9Th
day of January. 1885,. for ~ linear, feet.
the same being for 255,d feet in a north
easterly and 1875 feet in Il southwesterIy
direction from the point of discovery on
the Mcdonald lode mining claim. situated
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FULL OF DANGER.
Comment the Gravity of the West
African Situation.

African Situation.
London, Feb. 19.-All the afternoon
newspapers to-day comment upon the
gravity Of the West African situation.
The Westminster Gazette says:
The news from the Niger is only
serious because of the news from
France. The news from Paris to-day is
that France is once more full of revolu-
ton. The long-expected upset has ar
rived at last, and has arrived. almost 10
the very day. exactly so years after the
revolution of 1S4S.
The coup d'etat of General Boisdeffre
differs from the coup d'etat Of Napoleon
III. only in the degree of brutality Of its
accessories. When the French general
STAFF, the nerve center OF the gray mat
ter of the brain which directs, controls
and governs the whole armed force of
France, enters into a court OF Law -
proclaim 10 a jury that unless they re-
turn a verdict 70 his liking. the chiefs
who are at the head Of the army and
who organize the national defense are
ready to leave their tasEts others there
is no longer any republican government
N France
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THE NEWS OF THE STATE
CONTINUED from Page seven,

the ball and reception to be given next
Tuesday evening.
Drew Boutwell, returned from his
visit TO Butte and Anaconda Saturday.
and resumed his position of assistant
postmaster.
Miss Carrie Randeil OF South Boulder,
who is teaching the Leiterville school.
is spending the week in Virginia and
attending the examination.
+. J. Fifer, who has been prospecting
most of last year in the Tobacco Root
range, left for Basin Thursday morn
ing
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LATCH KEYS ron WOMEN.
One of The Last Male Peranisitcs Seized
by the bachelor Girl.

by the Bachelor Girl.
Latch keys have ceased to be a male
perauisite since the old-fashioned spin
ster has been replaced by the bachelor
maid The bachelor girl Is nothing If
not determined. and so she has adopted
one of the last remaining articles that
man could call his own. When the key
came the pocket had to come with IL, of
course, and now it Is cut in the back Of
the dress skirt very near the belt line
and with a bit of a flap over IL 10 con-
ceal the fact that a coat tail il miss
ing. And thus il is that the freed We
man goes on her way. conscious that
she may al least enter her own doors
at all sorts Of coveted and fascinating
hours without arousing everyone from
the butler 10 the aged grandparent who
disapproNes.
When the pocket came the key chain
had 10 follow in its wake and behold.
from button proudly sewn TO the tail
or girls "weskit" hangs the jeweler >
device, for she has not been emanci-
pated long enough To leave of sterling
silver and take TO plain nickel plate.
When the bachelor girl went into bust
ness she was forced into some OF the
needs of a man and some OF his patent
ed rights had to come to her. and so
there came the key ring. in the train
OF the key and chain, and there was
another chance for the smithy to turn
out pieces of artistic workmanship.
They are oftener heart-shaped wires Of
silver, solid and wide. So il seems that
woman never gets so new" that she
cannot carry hearts around. Other de-
signs are serpents and over their
spring-set tails go the door key. the
mail box key. the escritoire key and all
the rest of the lot that used II be al
ways among the missing" And now
the bachelor maid Is free from care un-
less sAE Iorssls chain and F.As anI
kt<a
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PAY OF LAWMAKERS.
Beers Get the Largest Salaries, Hut Our
Senators Have Perguisities.

From the New York Sun.
So far as payments in hard cash go.
the brawny burghers of the Transyaal
are decidedly the best off. Quite re-
Gently the Boer parliament Increased
the salaries Of its members to 5000 a
year for each individual. as they can
very easily afford 10 do. when one re-
members the big tax rolls which the
unfranchised uitlanders are compelled
TO pay. But In actual emoluments the
United States senator probably re-
ceives a better reward. He gets mile
age. numerous minor fees and privi-
leges, which swell his annual income
materially over its nominal IS, 000
Great Britain, as every student
knows. gives her members of pariia-
ment no salaries. although govern
ment officials for the time being are roy
ally paid. The first lord of the treas
ury receives SIS, 900. as also do the for
eiEn, home. colonial. Indian and war
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[;]lIlIlI11lE1I1y

Primary. Secondary or Tertiary Syphilis per-
manently cured in II 10 b days. You can has
treated at home for the price nnaeT same
guarantee IL yoa prefer 70 come here will
contract 10 pay railroad fare and hotel bills, and
pains Mucous Patches in mouth. Sore Threat
pimples, Copper -Golored Spots, Ulcers on anvs
i this syphilitie BLOOD FOLSOM thas We guar
antee 10 We salicis the most obstinate
cases and challenge the world for can
not cure. This disease has always haTied thu
skill Of the most eminent physicians. $500 600
capital behind cur unconditional guaranty. ABB
Chicago, H.
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The Governments Domain.

The commissioner of the general land ofice has
submitted his report to the secretary of the in
terror Compared with last year it shows de-
crease of SOS homestead entries, aggregating
37s, 625 acres. Quite proportionate to this is
the falling off in general health when no effort
is made to reform irregularity of the bowels.
This can easily be accomplished with the aid of
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, also a remedy for
malaria, dyspepsia, rheumatism and liver
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Walter S Clark and wife returned to
the ranch at Bynum this afternoon af-
ter several days visit with friends in
this city.
Walter Kennedy and his bride. who
Were married yesterday evening at
Belt. drove into the city this afternoon.
and viii go East from here on short
bridal tour
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IN BASIN.
Difficulty Experienced in Getting Ore to
the Railroads.

Difficulty Experienced in Getting Ore to
the Railroads.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Basin, Feb 20-The mines on High
Ore gulch are now experiencing consld-
cradle difficulty in getting their pro-
ducts to the railroad on account of the
condition of the wagon roads. Neither
wagons nor sleighs can be used TO very
good advantage, as a portion Of the
road up the gulch is bare. while the
upper end is all ice. As a consequence
the ore bins are full to overlooking and
awaiting a more favorable condition of
the roads for transportation.
Al the Gray Eagle.
Holmes & Dahlman at the Gray
Eagle, are pushing their work ahead
with a good force of men and have their
ore bins and slopes full. Their mine is
looking better every day. and they have
been encouraged to do a large amount
of work on other properties i'm the Vici-
nifty of the Gray Eagle Some of these
are showing up Well and Bishop gulch.
which is a tributary OF the High Ore.
promises TO be the scene of consider
able mining activity as soon as tie
spring season opens.
Working Fifteen Men.
Al the famous old Comet mine Nor
val Stuart is still working a force Of
Is men and has a large body IF high
grade lead-silver ore. with some gold
values. in sight
Work is also going on In the 800
foot tunnel on the High Ore property.
and several other smaller propositions
are being worked in small way.
At The Hope Mine.
Work at the Hope mine, here In Ba-
sin, under the mana cement of Hon. 81.
l. Hewett. Is progressing at rapid
rate. Manager Hewett has strong
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Ma winslow,s Soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILL
IONS OF MOTHERS for their s HfLDkEs
WHILE TEETHiSG with PERFECT SUCCESS.
II s0oTHEs the CHILD, SoFTENS The GU
ALI.AYs all PAIN; CURRs WIND collie. and
Is she best remedy for DIAERH6A sold by
pragxists in every part of the world Be szrs
and ask for Mrs. winslc~'s Soothing syraB;
sxs ,sks no ether kina Twsafy I've eenta absttiA
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journal Printing Company.
al DISPATCH to the Standard.

Helena, Feb. 19.-The articles of in
corporation of the Journal Printing
company We're filed with the secretary
of state to-day by Henry Mueller, Peter
Mussigbrod, Herman Rosenzweig, Rob-
ert Rosenzweig and r. A. Pelke. Capt.
tai Sc 600: Mace of business. Butte. ,
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A good thing to stand under-the Cor
don Hat.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1898-10-22

The people Of the United States are
a peculiar set in many respects, and
it is desired to call attention to just
one of the instances referred to.
During presidential campaigns people
become almost frenzied in their en-
thusiasm over this or that particular
candidate for presidential honors.
They hold meetings. have paraGes and
~t0rchlight professions, wade through
the mud. throw their h~eadgear in the
air and yell all the skin out of their
thvoats. All the enthusiasm which
has been bottled UP four years comes
pouring forth like Il torrent and the
whole country i deluged with it.
Enthusiasm and party feeling in Il
campaign is all right, but We seldom
exhibit ours ut the proper time.
While we make all this fuss over the
election of a president, who in many
respects is a mere iigure-head. We are
silent as the grave over the election
OF the men who make our laws and
those whose duty it is to execute them.
We will sit down on our launches and
let anything in the shape Of a man be
elected to represent us in Congress,
and very often do not take the trouble
to even open III mouths on the sub
irct. Tie matter of ~clccting men to
Congress is n of grave Importance,
probably the most important of any
which III before US, and we are
entirely too indifferent about whom
We send there to represent US. We
should make ii q point to select men
for such places who are able, compe-
tent, who possess the qualities of
statesmen and who are known to be
in touch with the people. We want
men in Congress who will not work
for personal ambition or for
party ACKNOWLEDGMENT, but will
labor for the good of the
whole people of this great country.
We have such men and they are the
Ones we sheuld delegate to serve us in
the capacity referred to. Let us give
closer attention to this important mat
ter and let US commence reformation
along this line on November Sth. The
remarks made about members of Con-
gress will apply with equal force to
those who seek to be elevated to the
judicial bench. With good men to
make our laws, and with honest, able
and efficient judges to enforce them,
we will soon see a most radical change
all along the line.