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The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1898-01-19
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP cl

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. RsW YORK, RE
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Death of .John Mclean

Great Falls, Aug. 14-John McJean
died at the residence OF his son in this
CITY, James g.. Mclean. last night. He
came here on a visit to his son several
weeks ago. his home being In winni-
peg Canada. and shortly after his ar
rival was taken i'll, and the illness
nnaliy resulted I'm death. The deceased
was q years OF age. He was born in
the County of Lanark. Canada, on
April 8, 1926. and leaves a widow and
seven children, six sons and one
as follows: James q. Nc
Lean OF mis- city, John G. of Seattle.
William c.. of Nelson, Il. G. Kennstb
n Henry F. of Choteau, Reuben T,
OF Munsing. Mich. and Mrs. Jeanette
Start of This city.
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plete surprise upon the younger one
NJ. II. Quirk, an electrician, from
White Sulphur Springs. was in town a
few days during the week looking over
the prospects Of quitting in an electric
plant.
Whit Herndon. after a few days visit
to Sheridan. during which time he was
looking after his fathers mercantile in
terests here. returned to Virginia City
Monday.
Than Shafrer and Robert Nesbitt are
in the Centennial valley enjoying a few
weeks outing.
The regular monthly meeting of the
town council was held Tuesday even
ing. the following members being pres
emit: j. @. Glenn. mayor; Joe Hagen
berger. Whit Raymond. n. j. Ogden, Z.
ID. Marsh, aldermen: George Brown.
clerk. Some minor matters were dis
cussed and 1t was decided to repair the
Indian creek bridge at once. the lum-
Der being ordered the following day.
The ensuing bills were then allowed and
the council adjourned: George Brown,
salary as town clerk. s45:
George Copp. salary as marshal for
month OF August. $50. j. Y. Baker.
bridge plank. sisss; Charles CHASER.
lumber, 81.
Guy K~ingsbury OF Butte was In town
a day or two ago after a team OF horses
for Silas Trerise. who is soon to visit
his parents. Captain and Mrs. Trerise.
of the Letter mine.
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BELT WILL CELEBRATE.
All Records win He Broken In the Oh
serssnce Of Labor Day.

All Records Will he Broken In the Oh
ser,ance OF Labor Day.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Belt. Aug. 1i-Belt will celebrate
Labor day in a manner which promises
10 eclipse anything of the kind hat
has ever been undertaken here. Up un-
til the present time there has been no
real celebration here during the sum-
mer. There have been several days
when a small programme of sports was
pulled OF at Island park. but they have
not been up to the standard that has
made the little camp famous in former
years.
The programme for the Labor day
celebration on Sept. ., however. will
make up for previous lack OF enthusi-
asm n will be. by "A big majority, the
very best in the history OF the camp.
The following committee Of arrange
ments has been appointed. and their
names would be a guarantee Of success
in any country: Supt. j. j. Kinney.
chairman Of the committee. Manager
+. w. &. Whyte. treasurer: Henry
Murphy, secretary: Jimmie Miller. Tim
Clarity. Chris Halverson, Dave Hen
derson and William Galloway. The
donations already made by the en-
ployes of the Anaconda Copper Mining
company will mount to several hun
dred dollars. and other subscriptions
now i'm sight will swell the fund to
something over 1000. There will be
base and football games, bicycle and
foot races. old mems and fat mems
races, boys and girls races. CREASED
and creased poles and a full and
complete programme OF other sports.
Very liberal cash prizes will be offered
for all the events. and II will be a great
and red letter day for the little camp.
The sports will be held at Island park.
l. AVHsu ~ - 49,.
grand free dance carried on during the
afternoon and evening.
The complete programme and list of
prizes have not been arranged. but they
will be such as will offer Inducements
to outsiders to come here. II IL the in
tention of the committee to invite
everybody I'm the surrounding country
and towns to come i'm and make of II
a real old-fashioned. genuine day OF
Publication.
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and the leaders of the gang and Chief
Suerin believes that he has the princi-
pal one In his capture OF to-day. He
mas been a bad boy for several years
and during that time has caused the
police no inconsiderable trouble.
Guerin went into the gang OF graders
among whom Harry was one. and gave
IL out that he was subpoenaing a wit
ness for a suppositious trial. That re-
lieved him of the necessity of leeping
through the night with the Smith boy
chained to his side. As IL was he had
10 sleep in a tent, and that was hard
enough. Twenty minutes before the
train pulled out he read his warrant 10
young Smith. who nearly tainted when
ne heard the charge. IL is burglary and
II may result in a sentence to Deer
Lodge. as the evidence Is very conclu-
sive and the ofenses are several in
number. 1t Ii said that should the
charge fail there is another OF equal
seriousness In which he has confessed
his guilt.
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A FLAT SELL.
The Baseball Game at the Park Was "A
Dismal Fiasco.


Great Falls. Aug. H.-About a score
OF people watched the game at the
Black Eagle park this afternoon. sit
ting on the boards I'm a blistering sun.
And the audience was larger than the
game warranted. Great Falls people
are probably as liberal in their patron
age of sports as those OF any other city,
but they decidedly object to paying a
first class price 10 attend a 18th rate
exhibition OF muscle and skill. and not
only that. but when they have been
sold by the management OF any given
place for a number of times they posi-
lively refuse To- p%atronizs that place
any more, no matter what the attraC-
tons advertised may be. The cost of
attending he baseball game OF this ar
ternoo was 80 cents. and the fact that
the score was 29 TO : i'm favor OF the
Sand Coulee nine is a sufficient com
ment on the kim OF a game put up.
The home nine was seemingly made up
OF tyros, and the visiting nine naturally
paid no more attention to the game
than was necessary to make the score
in their favor. A worse sold lot of peo-
pie than those who attended the game
is not met in a hundred years.
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PROPOSALS
o
STATE CAPITOL BUILDING

Sealed proposals will be received BY
the undersigned up TO II o'clock noon
OF the 18TH day OF September, A. d. 1888.
Tor furnishing all labor n material and
erecting complete a three-story hreproof
brick. stone and iron capitol building.
10 be erected in the city Of Helena, state
OF Montana. and all 10 be in fuli ac-
cordance with the plans and specinca-
tons therefor as prepared by Bell q
Kent. architects.
Proposals must be addressed TO E. y.
kennedy, secretary, and marked Pro-
posals for state capitol building ana
u be accompanied by a certified
check In the sum OF 5000 as evidence Of
good faith on the part of the person
making such bid or proposal. IN shaN
be made payable 10 Robert Il. Smith.
chairman. and viii be forfeited to the
state OF Montana il the party to whom
the contract is awarded shall fail to
enter into contract and give a good and
sufficient bone I'm the sum OF $50. o06
within 10 days after such award.
Plans and specification can be seen
az the office Of the architects. Nos. 81,
IS and %. Merchants Bank building.
Helena. Montana. OF and after the 18th
day Of August, 1898. or duplicate copies
can be had OF the architects by making
satisfactory arrangements for their use
and return.
The right is reserved by the owners 10
reject any and all bids and to waive
any informally In a proposai IL they
deem IL to the best interests Of the state
so 10 do.
All proposals received after the late
set herein will be returned to the bid
ders unopened. AL proposals must be
made p forms as prepared by the
architects. and which can be obtained
from them upon application.
The commissioner. desire contractors
TO figure on a ash basis. as all bonds
ave been disposed of. and they are in
a position to pay cash in all cases.
ROBERT r. SMITH.
Chairman.
r. BEACH,
j. NJ. FOX.
A. ID. PECK.
ID. r. FOLSOM.
state Capitol Commission.
Attest. r. q. KENNEDY. Secty.
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neapolis for a number OF years, coming
to Montana In 1891. He had resided at the
home of his SON. Hogan L. until the date
OF his death. His nature was quiet and
unootrusive. and his knowledge. while not
thrust forward. was deep. and he was
able to converse on any sub
yect. He was respected by all with whom
ne came in contact-though intimate with
His untimely death Is a sad blow to
the family. and IL Is needless TO say that
the sympathy of the entire community
goes out to the bereaved and heart-brok-
en- WIDOW and family. of whom the fol-
are residents of this section: Ho-
gan L., A. c., Gay and Siegert."
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VOLUNTEER FIREMEN.
After Many Years an Organization Per
fected In Iewisfown.


Great Falls. Aug. IA volunteer fire
department has been organized in Lewis
town after many years of waiting. Judge
w. I. Mcfarland has been elected pres
ident OF the organization, J. c. Bebb fore
man and w. d. Symmes secretary. Per-
msnent quarters and apparatus will be
secured directly and steps taken for
more thorough organization and protec-
ton to the property of the town. Fire
limits have been established by the board
OF county commissioners and a levy of 2
mills made on the assessed valuation of
property in Lewistown for the purpose
of securing hose and other apparatus. The
main station will be placed near the
Main street bridge, and i'm time the COM
pany hopes TO be able TO dig a we'll or
establish a reservoir in the west end OF
the town. A third station will be at the
head OF Fourth avenue.
The maximum number OF members OF
the fire company is limited to 2s. and the
have already signed the rolls:
w. T. Mcfarland, W. ID. Symmes. Paul
NJ. Smith, r. A. Hanke. j. w. Laidley.
]. c. Bebb. j.. G. Weaver. w. W. Kim
ball, F. L. Morrison. Donald Mcintyre. F.
+. Wright, Halsey r. Watson. T. s.
Bromley. A. C. Seifert. George Huber. ID.
NJ. Crowley. c. H. Braunscheid. Horace I
Hill, John Foster, c. B. johnson and Jack
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DEATH or CHARLES LEHMAN.
lie Was - Popular Young Man In Lewis
town Society.

Great Falls, Aug. H-Charl@s Lehman
jr.. who died at San Diego on the morn
ing OF Aug. s. was the third child Of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Lehman Of lie wis own.
At the time OF his death he was lat q
years of age. He spent the carly part of
his life In Helena and moved 20 ] evils
town with his parents. where he req led
until May. 1897, when he went 10 Wauke-
sha, Wis. for treatment for dropsy. lie
had suffered from this disease for two
months and the physicians at Lewistown
had pronounced him incursble. After un-
successful treatment at Waukeshs he
went TO Chicago and then 10 Prescott.
Ariz.. finally proceeding to San Diego on
his hopeless mission. There he was
Joined BY MS brother. Oswald, who re-
manned with him to the end. During two
weeks prior TO his death his brother saw
that he was slowly sinking. and so wrote
to his parents. The interment took place
at San Diego.
The deceased was a very popular young
man in Lewistown society. and all mem
bers Of the community unite in lamenting
his early death. To his father he had
been an efficient Lieutenant in the conduct
OF a large mercantile business. and he
is thus doubly missed.
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[IIuI2lHII

Primary, sseondary or tertiary syphilis per
mansntly cured IN Is 70 IS DAYS. You can be
treated at nome for the same price under same
guarantee. IL you prefer 20 come here We will
contract 10 pay railroad fare ami hotel bills, and
uoeharEe II se fail 20 cure. II you have taken Mer.
eury, lodids Potash. sand sun have aches and
Pains, Mucous Patches In mouth. Sore Throat.
Plnples, Copper Colered Spots. Ulcers on any
4, this syphIihe BLOOD Poison ths: We guar.
sntee 20 cure We solicit the most obstfnats
cases aad challenge the world for a ease Ne can
naE care. This disease has glwAys banned the
sdll " the most eminent physicians. Sol NJ
capital bshi5d oar unconditional guaranty Alb
soluts proofs sent sssed on application. Ad.
dress Cook Rsmsdy Co. l5&o MAsssie Ten pie
Chicago, III
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A SAD BLOW.
A Tribute to the Memory of Peter Rome
of Chinook.

vi IAOnne
of Chinook.
Great Falls, Aug. 1.-THE following fri
butte to the memory of Peter Rome. who
recently committed suicide at the Ms p.
terson ranch near Chinook. Is paid by the
Chinook Opinion:
"A deep shadow OF sadness ana sorrow
was felt in the Rome home and 81 read
throughout the entire community Iast
Monday when II was learned that Peter
Rome had died at the ranci Of Ms Pc
terson. about a mile west % Town. III.
necessary preparations for final inter-ent
were attended 20 by the sons of the de-
ceased. assisted by frien is. end TUESDAY
afternoon Judge !. s. Frey. N the mes
ence of a large ~concourse of friends Of the
deceased and the bereaved AMI distracted
family. conducted the .ua.fsl Se~vice ac-
cording to the expressed wish OF -he de-
ceased. The services were held IN the
yard of the residence and under the blue
dome of the sky, 10 be as close in toucn
with the God OF nature as possible. The
funeral cortege then nroceatad 70 .Ee
Chinook cemetery. north Of town, where.
after a touching tribute to the memory Of
the deceased. the remains were cnnsitEed
20 their last resting place. 'Requiescat in
peace
Peter Rome was born on Jan. ls. 1875
in Thrcuhjein. Norway. He came to the
States in 1855 and resided in Min
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For the purpose of selecting delegates.
all persons who are identified with the
democratic party and it's principles Will
meet in their various precincts, Shove
mentioned. at 8 o'clock .. m. on Safurday.
the 18th day Of September. ISas. at sucn
places as may be designated by he .oun-
ty committeeman from such precincts. In
the event the county committeeman
should fail TO act. then the meeting should
be held at the usual voting places in the
several precincts.
I would suggest that when n can Re
done, alternates be selected who ian act
In the absence of the regular dele
The precinct committeeman are respect
fully urged to give notice of these meet
ings and interest themselves N seeing
that the voters attend the prim1 lies a. d.
when convenient, call the meetings to or
der and see that the primaries are Crgan-
tied and the primaries properly con-
Quoted. VIM G.. DOWNING.
Chairman County Central Committee.
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HARRY SMITH ARRESTED.
He Is Supposed to BE the Leader of a
Gang of Young Thieves.

Great Falls. Aug. 14-This morning
Chief of Police Guerin returned from
a short run over the line of the Great
Falls g. Canada railway. He went as
far as the Power sheep shearing sheds,
about 80 miles west of this city. and
he returned with one Harry Smith. a
boy is year of age. As previously
stated in these dispatches. the arres; Of
three small boys on the south side for
the robbery of a shack brought to light
the fact that not only had there been
a great deal Of pilfering going on, but
the boys arrested were members Of a
regularly organized gang headed by
older boys, who used the n ones
as e~atspaws. Their principal place OF
robbery was the warehouse Of s. n.
Wilbur near the railway tracks on the
south side, and from this they had TAX
en- goods aggregating in the lump a
loss. Ms police after the
arrest and confession of the small boys
have been laying for the older members
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s1Ds One Hundred Dollars Reward for s,v
ozAssrh CnsA. "s
). CHENEY . CO. Props. Toledo. O.
W., ms undersigsed have knows y. J. Cheney
fsr the lsst 10 years, and believe him perfec,lx
hoaorabie IN all bussesss trAnsaetioss, and fn.
sedslly SO 70 carry eat any obligation made
~ sAs ism.
NBST . TsuAx, Wholesale prusrists. ro,sdo q
wALDSe, KIsNAHA hARv~s, whsiesale prue
eist, ~ o. ivy
Halls Catarrh Cure II taken Intern l)v sc,,p,
directly upon the blood and museeus surtaoss a
ths syytsu- PRIV 13e per hot0s. eslI - ~
Bru1KSss TeSt4Aonsas free.
HSlr hniiy His ass Ne SssA
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The Best Remedy for Flux.

Mr.. John Matthias, a well known stock
dealer of Pulaski. Ky. says: After suf-
fering for over a week with fux, and my
physician having failed to relieve me. l
was advised to try Chamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and have
the pleasure of stating that the half of
one bottle cured me-" For sale by drug
gists.
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Lost His Life Saving Ofhrr..

A country boy visiting New York stopped a
frantic runaway team that was about 70 dash on
the sidewalk where there were hundreds of
women and children. He saved their lives, but
lost his own. Hundreds OF lives are saved every
year by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. PeopIe
who arc fast going TO their graves with disorders
back TO good health by 1t. All the sick should
YNg .
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Mrs. win.io-,. Soothing s,,,,.

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by AILL.
IONS Of for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETH1Sa with PErFKCT SUCCESS.
10 the CHILD SoF1ENS the GUNS.
ALLAYs all PAIN; CURE WIND OLIC and
j. the best remedy for DIARRHoEA. sold sv
Druggists In every part OF the ~srld BE sure
and ask Tor Mrs. Winslo~s Soothing Syrup. "
and take no oths or kind Tventy. I've cents a hsttis
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THE OFFICIAL CALL.
Where the Democratic Primaries and
Convention VIII Re Held

Convention Will BE Held.
Great Falls, Aug. 1.-THE following Of
fetal call for the democratic county con-
vention and the primaries has been Is
sued:
A democratic county convention is
hereby called to meet I'm the city of Great
talls, at ii O'Clock a. m, on Monday, the
lSth day OF September, 1885. for the pur-
pose or nominating candidates for the
various county Offices. and for the further
purpose OF selecting thirty delegates to
the state convention. to be held at Ana
conda. on Wednesday. the 21st day of Sep
TENDER, 1898. and to transact such other
business as may properly come before the
convention.
The representation I'm the convention is
apportioned among the several precincts
as fnIlnu,a.
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Paris. Aug. 1.-THE night train on the
railway TO Lisieux, "a miles east Of CaOu.
was dersiled last night near BonvilIiers.
Seven persons were killed and a were in
iured.
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Grand Musical Carnival

BY Black Eagle band at Black Eagle
park Wednesday evening, Aug. II. The
park will be Illuminated and deco
rated
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Ack.r's faEIish Remedy II beyond aues-
lion the greatest % all modern remedies. IL will
cure a cough or cold immediately or money back
% cts. and 30 cts.
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AcLer's English Rsm.d, will

cough 1T any time, aud will cure the worst cold
IN twelve hours, or money refunded IS cts. and
- cts.
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Experience ~ tn. Best Teacher. Use
Aeker's English Remedy in any ease OF coughs.
colds or Group. should II fail TO give imm ediate
relief money refunded. 25 cts. and so eta.
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Music by the Celebrated Black Eagle Band

The race meeting will be held in con-
nection with the Cascade County Farm
ers'. Miners and Mechanics Fair. Fair
dates-September 20. q. % and %. Pre-
NUNS, $4,000. Admission to the races
VIII include admission TO the fair.
Executive Committee for Fair and
Races-John 7. Athey. chairman; Gold
T. Curtis. treasurer; VIII II. Clarke, NJ.
Phillips, q. +. Wadsworth. Ed A.
Reichel. G. Ii. Campbell, f. George
Heidi. W. F. Brown.
For further Information apply TO
{. II. CLARK, Secretary.
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MONTANA RACES
First 1eeting Of the
Great Falls Racing Assn
Al GREAT FALLS, MONT.
September II. l. 70. q, z, q, "A, 1875
$4,000 IN PURSES
One Fare Round Trip on All Railroads

The stables now participating IN the
Butte AID Anaconda races. amorg
which are represented the best horses
of the West. will be In attendance.
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noki Tea positively Cures Sick Head
ache. indigestion aud constipation. A delight
fl hero drink Removes ali eruptions OF the
skin, producing n perfect complexion. or money
refunded - els. aud 30 cts. For sale BY smith
Drug Co. Anaconda, and Parcheu D'Acheul
Drug Co. Butte.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-23
asasa sasEArs
GRAN DEPOSlI'U
DE CAL ZADO Y PELETERIA De
DON JAIME RULLAN
80 AIO0HA a ia ONUE
A1O0H a d ONUI

EE>este ae<sdItaoo o5taoleci 1lieLte S. h.
r0eiOia>. uA eAI1aau sui Llao ue CaIzado Ct
todas ela2es y las Iaas Capr .oh05ae Iormas
Itssrs capaiie1on, enuras y nlTlsls que ce
teiian & pIo<i>s SIN COMPETENClA. I'll LIZ
terIsiss pala zapaterus y UaiaUarteros, u
pleGo ii surJloa fansbien IS IIsa sesA
bIao drItes &C hilo asa tgaCto, p0f ettL y 2,a
qse, Dauios as aistlntoa dalnanoa = ploelos,
lnaie1aa pAr-4 gIa1e, fEaLe;aS oruluarls-s, al
peTgatas &c inllal0aa ae aiases, pisa de Ru
sia, 10 aaEas eflaroladas, gamasas para 60
cnes, charoles frahceses etc. SIC.
Oresas ae. MIC superlorea ae saras DC
aBono paTa sabaaas. pIegia para panta
lonsiilos cAmlsas para eeIloras Iaias ds
aagodon ooo.e aneho para saDa mas.
se4tsa al por mayor el detail
poape' to de hx.i 1893
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-23
SIC VEN DE

Tina caldera multituhular de aeefo
que mide 4 pies de largo por de dik-
metro, con su calderet4 de vapor sceo,
esta en- Ia playa de Ponce donde don
Felipe valiant, puede informar de au
preoio,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-23

Ioas epec, constfuldas odo los
gene ISM cadens poeselas 4 e sI
qn nnaz cabAleros cso
raaguieas
sDede plz
pesonss dc responsabindad,
Sc hacen toda clase dc oompodone alas bcice hay
tc tan IN =
s4rr...- Roberto Gralaam.
a Arhnl5 1 5de1SQ
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1898-06-23
Antes de AcOstarse

tomense las Pfldoras del DIR. Aver
sc dormira mejor, para despertarse
meior dispuestos q. empfender las
faenas del dia.