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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26
EVERYBODY PLAYS POLO
BUTTE CRANKs ENDEAvORING To
INTEREST OUTSIDE CLUBS.
The Purpose Il to Eject . state Organ
ixation for the Promotion of
tho Popular Sport.

The members OF the Butte Polo club
met last evening at the Office Of Pres
ident p. c. ellis. No. q East Granite
street. for the purpose Of reorganiz-
ing and taking the ~initiatory steps to-
wards efecting a state organization
for the promotion of the sport. Butte
had a strong team last year, but was
unable 10 get a game with any outside
team that could entertain them enough
TO make ~ interesting. and hoping to
interest skaters at other points and
encourage them to organize In all the
principal towns and drill teams that
viii be able to put up a good game.
the local players have started in early
to allow plenty OF time for the con-
summation of their plans. which are
70 secure the organization of a team
In each Of the principal towns and
form a state organization. to play a Sc
ries OF exchange games between the
different towns which come into the
association. At last evenings meet
ing President ellis was reelected as
also was David Porter as
Charles Green was elected secretary.
The programme outlined was discuss
ed at length and the secretary INSTRUCT
"a to begin negotiations looking 10
that end by opening correspondence
with polo players Of Missoula, Helena
and Great Falls.
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THE CUBAN ASSEMBLY.
Talk of Dividing the Island Into -Four
States with n National Reserve.

Santiago de Cuba, Oct. 25.-The first
session OF the Cuban assembly was
held yesterday at Santa Cruz del Sur.
A majority of the delegates were mill
tary delegates. each of the six army
corps being represented by eight. The
sensation OF the assembly was the APP
pcarance Of Gen. Calixto Garcia as one
of the delegates from the Fifth army
corps, a fact which practically renders
nm supreme at the assembly's ses-
sions. Ii IL conceded that he con-
trolls a majority OF the delegates.
The principal question for considera-
ton will be hat OF disbanding the
army. II Is thought the assembly will
oppose ~disbanding until-in the words
o. n Of the military delegates-some
assurance is received from President
Mckinley that he intends to observe
the resolutions OF the United States
congress regarding the absolute free
dom OF Cuba. 1t being "a military as
sembly, the acting party has but a
small representation. The assembly
viii appoint a committee to await on
President Mckinley regarding the stat
US of Cuba.
A proposition to be brought before
the delegates IL the division OF Cuba
into four states, TO be called Orient.
Camaguey. Las Villas and Occident.
Between the proposed states Of CANA
guey and Las Villas would be a space
OF land which would be a special fed
r district or territory. where the cap
itol YOU be built. a new inland town
for hat specific purpose. A delegate
will propose the trial by court martial
of all officers in the Cuban army who
have permitted their men TO be dis
banded In these ways and other the
assembly intends to show the world
that II considers the Americans merely
temporary visitors, who viii evacuate
the Islands Of Spaniards.
The Santiago board OF trade. repre-
senting the OF the province.
sent a special committee to wait upon
Wood. military governor OF the
department. OF Santiago. to c0ngratu-
late him on the work he has already
done. Tint committee also informed him
that the board OF trade a subscribed
$780, 900 for harbor improvements and
that the amount had been placed at his
disposal 10 use as he might see ft.
This action was entirely voluntary. and
is considered TO reflect the opinion OF
the business men here as TO American
predominance.
Last night, while two Cuban boys
were playing near the gas FORKS with
a six-inch conical shell. II exploded.
portions being hurled into the camp Of
the Fifth immune regiment. Another
struck the upper deck Of the
Reina de Los Angeles as she was pro-
ceeding down the harbor, but forum
ately did no damage. Colonel Ser
geant, Of the Fifth immunes. hastily
sent men TO ascertain the cause OF the
They found one boy dead
and the other badly wounded.
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DEMOCRATIC RALLY TONIGHT.
Good Speakers to Address the Voters IA
Hibernia Hall.

IIibernia hall, Centerville. tonight.
good speakers will be in attendance.
There should be a large crowd. To-
morrow evening Governor r. n. Smith
will address the voters OF Butte at the
Auditorium on the issues Of the day.
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Register to-day.
The registration ohaces are open from
q o'clock this morning until o o'clock this
evening.
Register early and avoid the rush. You
may have IN walt I'm line several hours ~
You put 10 OF.
Don't run any risk OF being shut out.
Register to-day.
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OPPOSITION IS BOTTLED UP FOR LIFE

Most nlustrious Actors In the Local
Campaign Lend Their Presence and
Their voics to Make the First Demo
cratic Rally OF the Season One Never
to Be Foreotten-The Batteries OF the
Suburban Roundup Gang silenoed.
The Real Issue OF the Campaign Set
Forth in the Proper Way Ringing
speeches by Butts's Most Worthy
Citizens.
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One development of the fight between
the English tea firms has been their tax
ing up the sale Of wines and Hquors as
part Of the business. Now one of the chief
contestants announces that Newspaper
its tea stores.
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Friday a'd Saturday Ils
AT Greatest
Sale
Lewis
Store History

The leading Salt Lake City dry
goods store and ourselves were the
purchasers Of some 1000 pairs of
Silk Stockings. Our apportion-
ment of this immense purchase is
300 pairs, colored thread and high
grade spun Silk Hose.
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James J.. Hill. whose name figures so
prominently In recent railroad news. is
said TO be the hardest man to 'interview''
among all the fnanciers Of the country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26

Eyes tested free and glasses at re-
duced prices at the Butte optical Co.'S.
- West Park.
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DON'T PUT orr TO-DAY.


See the best Fortune Teller.
Madam Renno tells past and future
life. all about marriages. love, trouble,
changes. journeys. work n business.
13l West Broadway. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26

The funeral Of Desire Perier will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock from
Masonic Temple. West Park street.
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DEMOCRATIC
SENTIMENT RUNNING
RAMPANT IN BUTTE

Volley After Volley Of Incontrovertible Argument Fired
From the Elevated Plane of True Democracy Into
the Ranks Of the Brawling Mongrels With Telling
Effect.
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Mr.. Courtney Puts II Straight.

At the conclusion of Mr.. Hollands
remark the band played The Star
Spangled Banner" The next speaker.
Thomas F. Courtney. was Introduced
py the chairman as one OF the Oldest
democrats in the country, a man who
has been a democrat since the county
has been In existence and is a sterling
business man. Mr.. Courtney was
warmly greeted by the audience. He
said that he had been a democrat
since he was born. The statement had
been made that there Is no democratic
ticket in the field this fall. He denied
that and expressed the hope that the
day would never come when there
would not be a democratic ticket in the
Held here. He saw here the faces OF
men whom he had known as democrats
for decades. He believed in silver al Is
TO i, whether the world agrees to il or
not. He told the audience not TO be
diverted from true democracy. II is es-
pecially important to stand by democ-
racy this year when the party In the
nation had taken its strong stand for
silver. Mr.. Courtney said that in the
event OF his election he would go TO
Helena untrammelled. unbiased. uncon-
strained in his action. He promised
that the candidate for United State
senator who receives his vote will be a
man whose views OF the silver oues-
Ito are thoroughly understood and are
absolutely In accord with the demo-
cratic platform. He found no fault
with the men who were assailing the
democratic party m the Democratic
ticket. There Is not a man on the
ticket who is not admirably qualified
10 MI the office to which III aspires.
There has been submitted TO the
voters of Silver Bow county a more
representative. a more capable or a
more democratic set OF candidates. No
mistake will be made in voting for all
OF them. Mr.. Courtney said that he was
absolutely free from promises. He
cwed no special respect to any indiyid-
uai n would be governed absolutely
by what he deemed to be for the best
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Think of Thread Silk Hose at
This Price

The entire assortment on spe-
cial sale at this store Friday
and Saturday. Evening and
street shades, regular value
$3.50, $2.15, $500 aud SO. so
pair-our price Friday and
Saturday, namely Sis pair
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Ladies APprsstsss
4 GOOD rem sdy. and there 10 net anythi,- a, m.
market tass equals French rsnsy Tablets For The
relief and care Of painful or irregular neus.s
These tablets remove al oestraeeeas. No nst,~s
shat The esuse. Naaatsssared By A Aar.ndr.
Psrs. Nance. and for ssis ssly By ID. NJ. Nsvsr.
Drsg o, Butte. Meat. Sole Aesnta Pres "A
per eszs sent ~ NAL ssszrsiy sealed
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Good
Money

Should buy the best Of goods. and u
does at sherman's. which = the sfess
place In the city to buy
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-26

smoke RODENT MANTELL CIGARS
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interests Of the party and the state.
Mr.. Courtney was given three cheers
by an enthusiastic audience.
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silver to the Core.

Mayor Harrington made a few appro-
pirate remarks in accepting the position
OF chairman and then introduced Cor
nelius Kelley, candidate for the leg1sla-
lature, as the first speaker. Mr.. Kelley
made a strong argument for silver.
Speaking Of the local candidates. Mr..
Kelley said that Silver Bow viii have
the largest representation OF any
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HANNA'S
CLOSING GUT SALE +!

1t is seldom such an oppor-
tunity to save money is otfer-
ed TO the public. We are posi-
lively going out Of business,
and are making our prices
very low in order to speedily
close out our entire Stock.
Many Choice Goods still re-
main, and you have your
choice at prices lar below regu-
lar prices. You simply can
not afford to miss this extra
ordinary opportunity. Still
further reductions this week.
We have an Immense Stock,
and goods of Reliable Quality.
Terms strictly Cash, or ap-
proved bankable note for
sums Of $50 and over.
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Total votes registered.
Total numer of votes cast

Total numer of votes cast 80, 5S4
Of this number, nearly seven thous-
and votes which were not used, it is
safe to assume that the rnaio rity of
them were Democratic, and it will be
duty devolving upon the managers
to examine into and remove the causes
which led to this large stay at home
contingent.
In Hartford county we are able to
give more exact figures. About one
seventh of the entire registered vote.
LIP votes were not cast. This large
number was divided among the dis
tricts as follows: Abingdon, 80; Halls
Cross Roads, 30S; Bel Air, 2O3; Mar
shalps, 1G6; Dublin 246; Havre de
Grace, 40. Of the entire vote of the
county the Democratic candidate, (the
leading one received 3,303 votes. The
Republican, :, 945 and the Prohibition
list 324.-Total 6,572. The Democratic
majority reached only "a votes and
the plurality 359. With candidate
twice elected and in the field for a
third time, with the odds all in his
favor, a popular gentleman AID one
against whom but little can be said
(anI that politically to ighr, it is
easily seen that there is work to be
done. The results of the two last
campaigns teach us that nomination
is no longer equivalent to an election
but that In order to win we must be
alert and seize and improve every OPP.
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A COLORED CANDIDATE

A conference of colored voters of the
Fifth Congressional district was held
in Annapolis on Tuesday. 1t was ar
ranged to attend the colorei iudepen-
dent convention which was to meet at
Mount Wiuans, Baltimore county, on
the 9th inst. when , negro candidate
would be placed il nomination.
After the meeting Rev. S L. Tice,
colored. said: The colored people
mean business this time. have seen
and communicated with the leading
colored men throughout the Fifth
Congressional District. The colored
people are sore over their treatment
at the hands of the white Republican
leaders. A reputable colored man
will be nominated from among the
half dozen spoken of, and after he is
nominated we shall organize a CAM
paign committee getting tse best
speakers available to canvass the en-
tire district
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portunity. It's better 10 look matters
squarely i'll the face as they exist, land
then we know what to do. The
Second district is at heart Democratic
and there can be but one reason for
the reelection of Mr.. Baker, and that
is, the dangerous apathy int" which,
we have fallen. The adding 10 the
district of four strong Republican
wards will not avail the dominant
party if every Democrat will do his
duty and do it promptly.
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lG7f+~ Wanted Immediately Il good Black
smith Helper. ID. j. Waters, Bel Air. au9tG
E,s-"The Mohawk Iudian Medicine Com
rany lett q fun supply Of their Remedies at
EianHrhsnn's DTnp SEnre
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Ts-~F0r Rent.-A six room house near
| Forest Hill. II. A. Whitaker, Attorney, Bel
C | Air. lfse2t
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N0TICE TO CREDITORS.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE-That the sub
L scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters of Ad-
mnistratiOn on the estate of
REU BEN AUBEL.
late of Hartford county, deceased. All persons
having Chains against said deceased are hcrrby
notified to exhibit the same with the legal
vouchers thereof,
ON mr. Before the 2&th dry OF Feb, 1859,
or they may otherwise by law lie excluded
from all benefits of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal this Goth day
of August, 1898.
JOHN W. AUBEI.
2se Administrator
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ORDER NISI.

In The matter of the In the ory5ans Court
Sarah Robinson. Harford County.
ORDERED, this 9th cay OF scptcmbcr, sos,
" ny the Register of Wills, in tho recess OF the
Orphans Court OF hartford county that the
sale made and reported by rbUs Il. Robinson,
executor of tine last will and testament OF Sarah
robinson. he ratified and confirmed, unless
cause to IN. contrary thereof be shown on or
before the eth day of October, ] 1913; provided.
- copy OF this order he published IN some news
pap, T. printed and published in Hartford county,
Rncc week. for three successive weeks, before
the said l1tn day of October, 1895.
The report states the amount Of sales TO be
S3,UO0.
G. SMITH NORRIS, II. W. IL. Co.
True Copy-Test:
23se q. SMITH NORRIS. X. W. II. Co.
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For Sale.

About Forty Acres of Land, on the public
road leading from Cherry Hid to :1ilI Green,
adjoining the lands of Calvin G;lbru.tlh and
others, Said land is heavily set with Hickory
Chestnut and White Oak Timber Terr,ls rca-
sOnable.
MRS. BENJAMIN REGION,
1oc3t MClntyrc. Md.
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ROBERT ARCHER, Solicitor.
ORDER NISI.

James J. Archer, Trustee, In the Circuit Court
VS.. fer
sChas. L. Robinson and Hartford County.
others. In Equity.
ORDERED, this 2Sth day of September. 1898,
" thar the sale mude ana reported in the
above entitled cause by Henry w. Archer,
Trustee, be IinalIy confirmed. unless cause to
the contrary thereof be shown or before the
22i day of October, 1898, provided copy of
this order hc inserted in some newspaper pub
liShed in Hartford county once in each of three
81 successive weeks before the ODD day of
October, IS9S.
S3,625.
wM. S. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk.
True Copy, Test:
:I1s" WA. :. FORWOOD, JR., Clerk
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Remember that if you are not
registered before p NJ. on Tuesday,
October 18th, you will not be able to
vote this year.
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MOIiCe.

The High House Grabbing and Fishing Shor
will open for the season
ON MONDAY, JULY 4th, 1888,
under q new management and entire new
outfit. Come aud see the many I'M
proVCmC MS.
w. Sail Boats, Row Boats. Crab Lines, Fish
ing Lines and Bait always or hand
Charges moderate.
n. s. HYDE,
lily Proprietor and Manager
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Dasenses of slas R.on. md Ncrr,-.

Diseases of tlRe Rood and Nerves.
No one need suffer with ;tcGr.tig:a. This
disease is quickly anu permanently cured
by Browns Iron Bittyrs. Every disease Of
the hloUi, nerves al"i stomach. chronic
or otherwise, succumhs 10 Crowns Iron
Bitters. hnowH and used tor nearly Il
qUarI"r 81 a century, j. Stands today fore
most among oar most valued remedies.
Browns j.or Bitters Is sold by all dealers.
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ROBERT ARCHER, solicitor.
ORDER SHSE,

Robert Archer InthG Circuit Court for
VS.. Hartford Count.
Cath riuc Dean, Nor In Equity.
riS NJ. Dean ct al.
nRDERED, this nth day OF September,
~ 1898, that the sale made and reported in
the above entittd cause by Robert Archer,
trustee, he finally conf med. unless cause to
the contrary the Taot be shown on or br fore the
9th day "t October 1898 provided Il copy "f
this order b. inserted IN some newspaper pub.
!ished IN SAID county, once in each of three t.O
successive weeks before the 9th day of Octo-
Der, 1898.
81 400.
WM. 5. FORwOOD, JR., Clerk
True COpy-Tcst
Bose WM. ). FORWOOD, JR. Clerk.
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Ell AIR oGD-
FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 7, 1898.

wNOTICE TO ESPoNDENTS.-All
communications intended tor puoilcatlon must
be accompanied by the rcili name ol thewrneI'
thourh nor for publication unless desired,
otherwise they will receive no attention.
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The Maryland State sunday School Conyer-
ton viii meet in Baltimore Guy neXr wCck
October 18th and ! iIh. Sunday Schools are
urEct 10 SEND delegates. Zach school is entitled
to two delegates, besides the PASTOR sllperinten-
dem aud the other OH crs, no are delegates
by virtue Of their positions. on the Western
Mary land, Baltimore & Ohio. Pennsylvania and
at the rate of two cents mile Oh orders fur
nshCd on application tn State Superintendent
Geo. II. Mock, ll2 N. Charles St., Baltic, Nd.
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Public School Holiday,

Office Board of school Commissioners,
Bel AIR, MD , Oct 1. 1885
The Public Schools of the county will be
closed on FRIDAY, OCTOBER II. thst punils
may attend the COUNT Fair, prOvilcd the con-
sent Of each Board Of Trustees is given in
writing, and in addition the T. uChCr attends raid
Fair or the school sends a crcditaDlc display to
the Public school Department.
By order.
JOHN D. WORTHINGTON.
IOc1t Examiner.
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NOTICE TO CREDFT0RS.
PUBLIC SALE
or VALUABLE
Roller Mill Property !!
At Court House door, Bel Air,
Thursday, NOrrD,6c!. I'm, 1898.
AT II O'Clock, N.

This property consists of Il threC-stand mod
ern, up.to-date Roller Mill Equipment, Water
Power. thirty or forty barrels' capaciry, Case
System, also one nearly new Geiser SawMill.
Situated in the heart OF rich farming land, and
has large and increasing trade in grain, flour
aud feed with running water upstairs and
down. Also, one large
80 sS,1ssS. e STONE MANSION with bath
81 room five. Tenement II uuscs,
s,tsISSSSsaz FLElsa.; two Barns.!cc hOuse, Spring
-.SIsk5ssssAASSsar=SA- House, and about
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Democrats should bear in mind
that next Tuesday is the last day
upon which they can be registered, as
voters. the subsequent day being for
revision only.
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The evacuation of Porto Rico was
expected by Admiral Schley to have
been completed by yesterday, Thurs
day.
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= - u:ltieNcsls Discovery.
The last quarter Of century records
many wonderful discoveries il medicine,
but none that have accomplished more for
humanity than that sterling old household
remedy, Browns Iron Bittcrs. It seems 10
contain the very elements Of good health
and neither man, woman or child can take
it without deriving the greatest benefit
Browns Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers.
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1t is now predicted that American
troops will occupy Havana il three
weeks.
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NOTICE.
10 the Delinquent Taxpayers of
the 9Th District for the Years
1896 and 1897.

Notice is hereby given shat all faxes Que me
as Collector, IN asst be settled by OCTOBER Is,
lS"S, or will collect the same by law, without
further notice.
f. j. COOK. Collector
Csc Glrnvlic, Hartford Co., sid.
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queen Louise, of Denmark, died
at Copenhagen on Thursday morning.
All of the members of the royal family
were present. The Princess of Wales
was one of her daughters. The con
sort Queen was cighty-one years of
age, and universally beloved. Ames-
sage of coincidence was sent to her
aged husband by President Mex inley.
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The grain exports from Baltimore
for the mouth of September amounted
to 4 SAL ,93s bushels. Corn led with
2,G99, O05 bushels. Wheat followed
with 1,O77,952 bushels. There were
exported 5l1 ,S31 bushels of rye and
2j3, 124 bushels of oats.
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The American and Spanish peace
commissioners assembled for their
first business session at the French
foreign Office on Saturday afternoon.
The conciliatory and cordial spirit
shown by the deleg ties has produced
a favorable impression, i'll Madrid. A
dispatch to the ImparciW from Paris
declares that the commissioners from
both countries have been instructed
to act lad referendum"