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Bordering Upon Insanity.

Great Falls. Oct. e.-Alex. Vannett Is
at the station and appears to be in a
condition closely bordering upon insan-
ity. He is the same nan who. two or
three years ago., Mortified the crowd In
a beer hall by deliberately plucking out
of his eyes and laying II upon the
red hot stove. The eye happened to
be a glass one. He il the man who
was recently robbed of a check here In
town. for which the thief, who was
caught by chief Guerin. Is now doing
time in the penitentiary. Since ne got
his money back he has been putting
in most of his time In BOOKING. and his
present condition Is no doubt largely
due TO that fact.
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the LIE PASSED.
Friends Prevent q Fight " silver
Republican,.

Friends Prevent q Fight Between silver
Republicans.
Great Falls. Oct. a.-The beautiful
Sabbath calm, which covered Central
avenue with Its mantle this afternoon,
was rudely ripped up the back. J. w.
Freeman. candidate for county attor-
ney IN the silver republican ticket. and
J. c. Huntoon. who has just been forced
on from a similar position on the re-
publican ticket. met in front OF the
Mint saloon and after the exchange OF
a few words bystanders heard the lie
passed. but no blows were struck as
friends interfered before the affair went
any further. A man on the edge Of the
crowd, who persisted In making often
sive remarks. was taken TO the station
by Officer Curry and there locked up
under the name of John Doe. The
trouble is that which lies at the bot
otm of all the ard feeling between
republicans. the dea OF the other even
ing by which a fusion was effected
between the two republican tickets.
The feeling between the two factions of
the republicans Is exceedingly bitter
and a number OF street fights are ex-
pected to occur before election.
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ON WAR PAINT
The Political Pot Is Beginning
to Boil.
POPULISTS IN A HOLE
Only Two Besides the Chairman At
tended the Msss Meeting-The Sill
YER Republicans Have Divided
Their Forces.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard
Billings. Oct. s-Political candidates
of all parties have their war paint on.
and the political pot is at boiling point.
The populists seem to have become dis
organized: as the call for a mass meet
ing to nominate candidates Was re-
sponded to by only two beside the
chairman. and one OF those was a
candidate. so no action was taken. The
silver republicans have affiliated. some
with the democrats and some with the
republicans, 80 that 1t is a square fight
between the two old parties. 1t is
acknowledged by almost every candid
on-looker hat the democratic ticket Is
altogether the stronger. and their cam
paign is under the management OF tina
veteran campaigner, Fred II. Foster.
long identified with former republican
victories. Mr.. Foster left his former
associates on account OF the st. Louis
platform. and brought over with him
quite a number of men who preferred
principle to party. State Senator Bah
cock also Joined hands with Foster.
Losekamp N other republicans in
contributing to Bryan and Hartman's
success in this county two years ago,
put the senator has returned 10 ms
nrst loVe, ana Is the chairman OF the
repuoiicah central committee. FREQ
Foster usually had all the credit as
the tactician of the G.. o. p. In former
years. and the honor was the most he
got out of 1t. but either the senator
must nave learned some or MI. fos-
etrs tactics or Is somewhat or a tao
tician himself. He completely outgen-
eraied the mckinley men. n dictated
the ticket. IL Is highly robao that
MS turther triumph IN pontics WIZ De
small, as IL VIII De the nardest klnn OF
work TO elect any OF MS ticket. the
impression ieft by Niessrs. Marshaii ana
carter on those VINO hearo them, If not
favorable ana when camppen ana
Mats come tney VIII receive a rouslhg
welcome.
The deportation OF the Cree Indians
across the border into Canada was not
thoroughly accomplished. or else those
undesirable citizens v not neen sat
ished TO remaln unoer the union JACK
as there are a great many camped IN
this neighborhood- They haunt the
railway stations and sell a good many
curlos, principally poilsned horns, 10
the passengers.
JON -. osekam mas az last sue
ceeded In his EFFORTS TO nave Bear
rurth lake. south OF hed Loose,
stocked with trout, and some time this
month l1o o~ne-gallon cans OF brook ana
steer mead trout from the washington
and Bozeman hatcheries. VIII De turned
loose IN that peautitui iake; MI. Lose
Ramp is an aroeht uiscIPIe OF isaac
walton, n a true sportsman. n MS
EFFORTS TO protect ana improve the sport
In TINS localty are uhcessing.
A s~neepheroer named wlilah Chap-
man. VINO was IN charge OF a Il Thom-
as sneep. was round oead on tne range
near last ruesday: Inc poor
feliow had evldentiy perlsheo from cola
exposure on the night OF october
L. wh"f was OUT WIN nIs heru,
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IN LIVINGSTON.
satisfactory Results From the Diamond
Drill Tests.

s..ux~ p..u,. rr.u 81. n,.-..s
-
I'LL
speciai Correspondence OF tne STANDARD.
LIVINGSTON. Oct. S-Tne Diamond
driil wnicn 10 peihg operated by a. u.
newton on the coal properties OF n. l..
FRANK, west or TINS city, IL being Kept
at work Day ana nignt Two hoies nave
now been bored, one 10 20 feet ana
the other $50 reel. Tne
MADE thus far mas been higniy satlsrac-
Tory 10 the ger ana ~ the
drill tests demonstrate that a suincient
vein OF coal exists 10 warrant IL, the
mines Will pe opened up ana q modern
plant or Belgium ovens Will De put In
Tor the MANUFACTURE OF coke
The Miners union OF Aloridse are ar
ranging Tor a grand masquerade ball
and supper 10 DC given at welcomes
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He Noticed the Likeness.

From Spare Moments.
A Partisan swell recently had q crayon
picture Of himself made. which he after
ward pretended to ind fault with.
1t does not bear the slightest resem-
blance to me-" said he. and I will not
take it."
The artist protested. but to no avail.
After the dandy had left the painter
added to the portrait a magnificent pair
of ass ears. and exhibited II In the win
dow. thus attired. to the gaze Of the
curious public.
II admit been long exposed when the
dandy entered the artists studio In a tow
ering rage. Finding hat threats AMOUNT
ed to nothing. he at last offered to buy ~.
even at a considerable advance upon the
original price.
1T wasn't strange you didn't recognize
your resemblance to the picture at FIRST. -
said the painter. but I knew you'd notice
the likeness as soon a. ! added those
ears"
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Miss Bessie Major of Belt left this
morning for Kalispell, where she will
reside In future.
Harry Ringwald has been placed on
the democratic ticket as the second
nominee for constable in Great Falls
township.
Dan Ledgerwood has returned from
the eastern part of the state, where he
has been managing a grading outfit on
the Great Northern.
The Black Eagle band Of this city has
has Incorporated with v. F. Marine. A.
F. Jordan and p. p. Green, as trustees.
There is no capital stock.
c. w. Swerington. the city engineer,
is erecting a handsome cottage resi-
dence on his lot on Fourth avenue
north. A. Depew & Son are the con-
tractors.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hamilton and son
left to-day for the Omaha exposition.
They expect to be absent about a month
and i'm the course OF their trip will visit
friends in Denve and a Lake.
1t is very gratifying to Great Falls
citizens to learn that the water bonds,
which were sold to Mason. Lewis & Co.,
at 1903. ave been re-sold at a consider
able advance to N. w. Harris & Co. of
Chicago.
The republican central committees,
like the Bear Lake Indians. are still
dancing. They held a meeting last
night, but IL was strictly private. and
the members refuse to divulge any OF
the proceedings.
The latest addition to the ranks Of h
physicians i'm this city is DR.. r. c. Hill,
who comes from Cincinnati, where, for
the past three years, he has been a lee
turer in surgical anatomy in the Gin
cinnati College of Medicine.
George Bach OF Utica has sold his
general merchandise business at that
place to the Power Mercantile Co, of
Lewistown, who will run 1t hereafter as
a branch establishment. but under a
different firm name. The price paid
was about $4,000.
The democrats will make the rally
OF next Tuesday evening a great event.
Besides the attraction in the way of
speakers, Hartman and Maginnis, there
will be music by the Black Eagle band
and in addition there will be addresses
by citizens of the county. 1t is intended
to make the opening Of the campaign
as brilliant as possible.
AS ali indication of the condition OF
business in North Montana a local bro
ker tells the Standard that he has plac-
ed for fall shipment orders for $40, 900
pounds of dried fruits. which will fn 10
cars, 20 cars OF canned goods 80
900 pounds or n car of cheese. 9th
r goods are selling in proportion and
the mounts from an excellent index
to the business transacted In his por-
ton Of The state.
Herbert L. Robinson. express agent
on the Neihart branch for the Great
Northern Express company. is receiv-
ing the congratulations Of his friends
IN HE AaAa>A H.Awx 2..k L. r.
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esuntry than all Other diseases put together. and
until the last frw years was supposed 20 be In
durable. For . grsAi many years doctors pro-
remedies. and by coastsntly failing 10 cure with
local treatment, pronounced IL incurable. Sci
sRes has proven cstarvh 10 be . consultations al
disease, and therefore requires constitutional
treatment. Halls CatArrh Cure, Manufactured
BY r. ]. Cheney q Co.. Toledo. Ohio, 10 the only
eossttsutisnsl cure on the market II 10 taken
fuL IL s<s directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred
dollars Tor any esse 10 fails to cure. Sead for
circulars and teshmenials. Address,
FL. CHIMNEY 3 CO. Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. 75c.
HAn's Family pills are the best
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N As FiReMeN.
An Ancient Belgian Custom Nov Forum
ateIy Abolished

An Ancient Belgian Custom Nov Forum
stely Abolished
st. Troud. a small town In the east
Of Belgium had an institution of quite
a unique character until a very recent
date. says Parsons Weekly. A Turk
ish fire brigade at work is an amusing
and picturesque sight. but IL IL tame In
comparison with the St. Troud fire bril-
gade. This was composed Of the friars
OF a Franciscan monastery in the town,
to whom the task of extinguishing fires
had been committed for many years.
The few simple appliances for ex-
tinguishing were kept at the friary,
and about 30 OF the younger friars were
always dispatched to the scene OF the
confiagration.
II was a most incongruous sight to
see the good friars dragging their scan
ty implements to the scene OF action.
A dilapidated hosepipe was almost the
only scientific appliance they were pos
sessed OF. and as this was well worn
and generously punctured. IL was deco
rated at intervals while In action with
the huge red handkerchief OF a friar.
tied round to prevent the escape OF
water.
Most OF the work was done with pals
and buckets. Tucking up the skirts OF
their heavy brown tunics and tight
ening their girdles. the young friars
plunged into the work with great zeal.
the red glare OF the hre falling pictures
auely on their c~lean-shaven polls, bare
feet and quaint costumes. and on the
squat figures OF the older friars. who
had come to superintend operations.
No one regretted more than the friars
themselves when the town recently took
this very unspiritual service upon It's
own shoulders. The Are bell had al
ways been a most welcome diversion
for the NOUnRRr fFfaTa and The Mild
rush through the town at night and
the exciting work had given them
something to talk OF for weeks after
wards.
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North and south.

From the -. Y. Commercial Advertiser.
A Maine soldier boy writes home an
interesting account Of a reunion Of the
blue and gray In the trenches at Santiago.
The Arkansas sentry expressed his senti-
ments I'm these words:
"Snear as ! can see. there amt much
difference stween we uns and you uns.
'cept that We uns reckOns and you uns
guess"
That's about all. n~eiehbor." replied the
Maine man. 'cept that We can gues. a
darn sight better than you can reckon"
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Travellers Guide
TIME TABLE
BUTTE. ANACONDA q PACIFIC RI.
Union Passenger Station
TINE TABLE
Union Passenger Station.

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: SEQ q
m, n:5s a. m, 800 p. m, 500 y. m
Great Northern railway trains leave An
aconda:
eco a m. local to Helena. Great Falls ana
all points west.
500 D. m. Atlantic EXPIRES. for ST. Paul
and all points east and west.
Oregon Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda:
800 D. m. for all points south. east and
Northern Pacific railway trains leave
a:@ .. m. Copper City Limited for Ham
ilton.
s:is .. m. through train for 81. Paul ana
all points east
400 a m. through train for Portland
and all points west
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda:
7:&5 q. m. Great Northern Railway Pa
cinc Express
10 O. m. Anaconda Express.
LOS .. m. Northern Pacific Copper City
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton
500 .. m. Anaconda Express.
$40 p. m. Great Northern Railway. Hell
ena and Great Falls EXPRESS.
The schedule time OF all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte In
either direction does not exceed ~ min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at b.. A
q r. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
From 81. Paul and all points east 7:ss q m
From Portland and all points
west ......... ......... ...........io:s . m
Northern Pacific trains leave b.. A d
p. depot. Anaconda. as follows:
For Portland and all points
west ..--..... ....... ............. wv q m
For Butte. ST. Paul and all
points east ........... ........... s15 y m
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station at Anaconda
Tickets on sale for all points. local and
through. on the Great Northern railway.
oregon Short Line railroad and Northern
Pacific railway and their connections.
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
In Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the G. ". o.
G. l.. and N. y. railways viii be accepted
for transportation over the b.. A q p.
railway.
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The Cost of Freeing Cuba.

The United States are certainly entitled to
retain possession Of the Philippine Islands n
the peace commissioner so decide. for the eost
OF the war runs far into the miliions. and the
end Is not yet Tbs money paid out reaches an
astonishing total To free the stomseh, liver.
bowels and blood OF disease. however. Is not an
expressive undertaking. A few dollars invested
in Hoststierfs stomach Bitfers will accomplish
the task easily. The poor As vel as the rich
can Afford IL
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TIME CARD-BUTTE.
ARRIVE AT RUTTE

No. n. from 50. Paul. arrives at
NJ. u. depot daily at ............. $50 . m
NJ. u. No. 2. from Portland. ar
rives at NJ u. depot daily ......11u0
No. 4. Copper City Limited"
arrives from Hamilton and An
aconda at B.. A. a. r. depot
daily except Sunday at .........I2:o
DEPART FROM BUTTE.
NJ. T.. No. I. for Portland. leaves
NJ. U. depot daily ......---.... as
No. 5. Copper city Limited"
for Anaconda and Hamilton.
departs from H.. A. A. r. depot
daily except Sunday ............. los D m
depot daily -. .....-~.--.. s;0 . m
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His Own WAY.

From Pick-Me-Up.
"Blykins has his own way In his house"
Yes. but his wife always tells him
what IL Is going to be beforehand"
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II YOU DON'T TAKE THE STAND
ARD you DON'T GET raE NEwa
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Through service between ST. Paul. MIN
neapolis. Helena. Butte. Spokane. Seattle
and Portland Connections At western
terminals for kootenai country. oregon
and California points. Alaska. Japan and
China Connections at Twin Citiss for AL
points East and South. Single and round
trip tickets to all points and baggage
checked &c destination.
LeaVes-Atlantie Express. daily. s@ . N
Leaves-Local for Great -alls.
oafly 1890. ...-.....- .......-.... ia q N
Arrives-Pacihc Express. daily. 7.s0 a m
Arrives-Locai from Great Falls.
uthI .r"ss--H. -.=s.H.-..-.a..--. ~ = ~
city Ticket Once. No. a. North Main
St.. Butte. J. E Dawson General Agent
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All drug.
gists refund the money IL it fails TO cure. 26c.
The genuine has L. b. z. on each tablet
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If. h.
YOU DON'T
TAKE THE STANDARD
YOT DON'T
GET THE NEWS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1898-12-11
TIE TRUE STORY
Of the Coufding Woman, the Cynical
Man and the Bearded Lady.

The scene is a comfortable sitting
room. Mr.. Lovegood is buried in
book and his wife is scanning the adj
vertisements in the evening paper.
Suddenly Mrs. Lovegood says: Say.
DEAR" in a voice that make Mr.. Love-
good almost drop his book. well,
what is it," he says with a laugh, AN
other real genuine bargain offer?" Il
don't know that you'd call it that" his
wife replied. But, yes, you might"
she continued, "for it is bargain offer
Of free medical advice Lets hear
all about it, my DEAR" said her hus-
band. But you know I'm little du-
bious about your bargains. Your
swans so often turn out to be geese. 4"
well, then it's an offer by a woman
(physician) to give free medical advice
by letter, and it says it's better to
write to woman because man can't
understand woman, just because he's
man, and it says, too, that it's just
revolving to go to man physician any
how" And Mrs. LovegoOd stopped be-
cause she was out of breath.
Il bet you," said her husband, that
the advertisement don't say she's a
woman physician" why, yes it
does" said his wife, as she looked at
the advertisement again. well, no,
l guess 1t doesn't say she's a physician,
but it means the same thing for it says
that it is woman whose experience
in treating woman's diseases, is greater
than that of any living physician, male
or female Mr. Lovegood chuckled
and said: That's what I love about
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AIDS TO BEAUTY

Sleep on very low pillow or none al
all. Sleeping on a fat bed will help to
give straight, firmly-poised shoulders.
Walk from one TO three miles every
day in broad-soled shoes and loose cloth
ing. leaving cares at home. Tou may
find them when you return. or they will
have fed entirely.
Walk with the limbs swinging from the
hips, like a pendulum; and to this keep
the weight of the body forward on the
balls of the feet. This Is the secret of
graceful stage carriage.
Take morning sponge bath with a.
much regularity as you eat your dinner.
Do not retire in a bedroom in which tina
gas has been burning for hours. Put out
the light, throw open the windows as
wide as possible and get pure oxygen be-
fore retiring Then leave the window so
that there Is circulation OF good air all
night long
Regular hours for sleeping and for eat
ing are the best means of keeping perfect
health. dentist on looking at a girls
teeth found no cavities to I'LL She asked
in surprise: How is that He replied
that she had probably been sleeping regu-
larly eight hours night. and jokingly
added that there Is science in teeth
reading quite as real as palmistry.--
Brooklyn Citizen.
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STEUBENVILLE INDUSTRIAL.

Special to the Register.
Steubenville, O., December 10.-Shel-
ter & Flanagan, who are operating the
Means Foundry and Machine Com
pany here, brought another lathe down
from New Cumberland this week, and
they will now employ several add
tional machinists. They are working
on a sewer pipe press and set of dies
for firm who are to ship them to Gu
ba. The jumbo jiggers they are turn
ing out for potteries are being used ex-
tensively and each one displaces three
pressers. This firm is now working
to stock up on gas pipe for which there
is quite demand
The Steubenvile pottery has not de-
cided SO far to go into the trust.
On December 9TH, Supt. VIM. Crock
ard, of the Riverside furnace here,
completed his 9th year of continuous,
faithful and comp>aent service for
the Riverside company.
The American China Company Of
Toronto, is starting its second year I'M
der favorable conditions. 1t has had a
brisk run since being started in No
vember, 1897. They will be closed
down a week at the holidays for re-
pairs. The company has entered suits
against number of Toronto people
who subscribed to the bonus fund
which was used to induce them to To-
cate there and they have since abso-
lutely refused to pay the amounts.
Jas. Porter, who has purchased the
American plant at Zalio, rs having the
plant remodeled and new brick dryer
put in.
S. s. Minor has resigned as superin-
tendent of the Vulcan brick works, to
accept position with the MOrgantown
brick works, and d. R. Lowe takes his
place at the Vulcan.
The Mack Company are perfecting a
brick kiln at one of their plants, in
which slack will be used, which prom
ises to revolutionize brick burning, as
it will decrease the expense one half
and be invaluable in turning out brick
product rapidly Under the plan the
slack is burned into coke all in the
kiln, the heat going through the burn
ing brick instead of out the stack. as
is the case now. The new entry into
the Sligo clay mine is about completed.
The air in the mine has been improved.
A sewer pipe man connected with
the Central Sewer Pipe Company,
which has its Office here, says that of
the eleven factories in the Central,
seven are in operation now and that
the balance will be put in operation
after the first of the year. The two
Freeman plants which have been clos
ed down for months, will be started
then to stock up. There are eight
firms in the Central and this man said
that a plan on foot to organize the
manufacturers in order to maintain
prices would be a success. There haa
been so little profit in pipe tina tsome
firms have been remaining idle, but as
there is no money either in being clos
ed down, they were going to start Up.
All their plants were in shape to be
easily converted into brick plants, and
the probability is that several will do
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ley. Terra Alta, -; Savilla Barke
Grafton. S.; Levisia A. Kelley, Rocky
fork. IS: WANNA Brown, Legg. So;
Martha E. Adkins, Huntington. 81
Original-James Buchanan, Logan.
S..
Renewal--Joseph Wheeler. Wheel
/. ing. S.: James NJ. Kelley. dead. Rocky
fork, IS.
Reissue-Alexander G. Crist, Dean,
$14; Henson Liston, Brandonyille, SIT.
DOTS, Doll Carriages, Go-carts, Tool
boxes, Drums. Air Guns and Toy
Pianos. The largest line at lowest
prices. JOS. GRAVES SON.
Twelfth street.