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The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

EVERYRODY GLAD Int. That our our Shirt Shirt from New York: regular dollar grade, regular sizes, bought of a manufacturer forced out of business, at 40 cents on their real value. and selling at 50 cents each 1898 Fabrics, and 1898 Styles.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

EVERYR0DY GIAD That the camping that every article needed to make camp life a luxury can be had at one place at about half credit stores ask. Mating, real good, for the floor, at less than bur lap; cents yard, $1 10 for 40 yards; call and see it.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

EVERYBODY GLAD be Tnat bes they sgods saa at euy house at the smallest prices; we help manufacturers by taking their entire out put and help the public by distributing 1t at low prices, half price, any price seem cents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

EVERYBODY GLAD That Ib xtdFgr thsg can anne4a gek at our store at the cost of the goods or less and save all the trouble of making it up this warm weather. Little boys over alls with military stripes, 30 cents.
The San Francisco call., 1898-06-18

EVERYBODY (LAD That there is one canesend orders and have them filled at the right price, well packed and carefully and promptly delivered. Camp trousers for big boys, 12 to F years, 25 to 50 cents, worth $1 50.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
THE YANKEE SPIRIT.

Old Uncle Sam, he scZ 81 guess
I'm gettin' played out, SCI lie;
"'They re CROWN so in the big US.
That they've got no use for me.
The East and West don't seem ter hitch
uAnd North and Soutl, won't mix,
And all that jibes with their pcsky tribes
Is money and politics.
Old Uncle Sam had said his word
And he set him down and sighed,
But Il sncaking, mean little rascal heard,
That lived on the other side.
"WclI now,' scZ he, 81 can pay my Grudgc,
That fcler is almost gone,
Here's Il chance ter lick" So he fetched 4
Kick
On Uncle Sans pet corn.
Old Uncle Sam he felt the whach,
And riz with II kinder moan;
"My folks ain't standing behind my back
''Sez he, 81 must fight alone
He stopped. fer up from the land behind,
IN thundcrin' crash and beat,
Rang out the huns Of Il thousand drums
And tho tramp of Il million feet.
Old Uncle sam he turned his head
| And looked at Il monstrous thronS
Who sang with the starry flags outsprcad,
| The old ''Star-Spanglcd" song.
And there want no North and there want nc
South
| And there want no East nor West,
! But each was part OF Il mighty heart
| That beat in ii nations breast.
Old Uncle Sam he heard 'em yell =
| In Il voice like the ocean's roar,
'Go ill., and we'll back yer up as we'll
| AS our fathers done afOre.
We'll give yer money, we'll give yer men,
| We're with yer, heart and hand,
| And we'll strew our slain from the gulf te
| Maine
Fer the honor of Yankecland."
Old Uncle Sam he whrlcd around,
| And lis face was all aglow,
| And he sortcr smiled at that furrun hound
And he sez "Wcll dunno,
We may seem lost in the greed fer gold,
Divided and all upset,
But when we're right and we've GOT to fight
| I reckon were true D1tc YETI
l.. a. ". Bulletin.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
In For Business.

Boise. ldaha, April 2o.-Gcorgc
pcttcngill, one Of the Junior officers
on the Iowa at Key West, a former
Boise boy, writes his father under
date Of April 10 as follows:
"Captain Bob Evans told me that
they intended to 90 within 500 yards
Of Moro castle. Think Of it, Easy
rifle range: and he added, my boy
they will have their guns loaded anC
will get one good crack at us, anC
they may have time to load and get
one more: but after that, God pity
those forts
Mr.. Pcttcngill speaks Of the en-.
thusiasm among the officers ant
men and Of the attitude of the Span
iards, and adds: ''Thosc Spaniard:
are IN for business, and they'll get
all they want before we get through
with Them y
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Special Frost Warnings.

The United States Weather Bureau
issues special frost warnings through
out the crop growing season and will
send them at government expense to
all places now receiving daily weather
forecasts, and to any other place if
they arc desired and action will be
taken to receive and distribute
them.
In fruit growing and market gar
dening sections, and in districts
where the staple crops arc liable to
damage by frost, the warnings are
widely distributed and on their re-
ccipt Immediate action is taken to
protect the crops. Protection may
be given BY letting water into the
| bitches among the trees Or in the
fields in the late evening or in the
morning before the temperature has
fallen to the danger point. Or
smudgcs may be built at intervals in
the orchards or fields, or perhaps d
smudyc producing arrangement can
be drawn back and forth for hours.
and with very little expense. There
are other means for protection
against frost, all having their prin.
ciplc partly in warming up the lhi'
lavcr Of air immediately above tht
ground and partly in forming Il cur
tain OF moisture or smoke and dust
at Il little distance from the @rounc
and thus preventing radiation O.
heat from the ground and plants ane
ihc CONSEQUENT cooling Of the air.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
His Own Adviser.

Walter Wellman, the Washington
correspondent of the Helena Inde-
pendent, writes that paper as follows
about the self-reliance Of the presi-
dent in these trying times:
During all this Spanish excitement
there has been great deal Of curios-
ity in Washington as to the identity
Of the man upon whom President
Mckinley has placed greatest reli-
ance as an adviser. I had heard 50
much speculation upon this subject
that asked a member OF the cabinet
who was thoroughly familiar with
the inner workings OF the presidents
Official family to give me an idea Of
the proper answer to the connndrum.
"You want to know upon whom
the president relies in such import
ant matters as this Spanish affair.""
said the cabinet man. "Well, |
have no objection to telling you. 1t
is himself"
The member Of the cabinet then
went On to say what | have already
informed you IN tnest ulsPaICueS-
to.wit, that the president is famous
for asking everyone's advice and then
following his own logic and instincts.
Even the men who do not like the
president and who have often sneered
at him in the past admit that during
the long and artluous Spanish crisis
he has shown himself to be possessed
Of a good deal of backbone. There
were times it is true, when the presi-
dent Appeared to be suffering indie.
cision and FAINT hearte6ness, but
when he had made up his mind and
come out with strong policy it was
the almost universal opinion that he
had confronted difficulties which out
sideEs did not understand and that
there was ample reason for his hcsit
dnGV. -e."
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
The Wilkes Booth Legend.

Bcloit, Wis, April 20.-Mrs. ]. W.
Crist, an old lady residing in this
city, claims that she assisted in the
escape Of Wilkes Booth, the assassin
OF Abraham Lincoln, and that he
died il natural death in England.
She says her first husband was Cap
tain Thomas Hay9ctt, commander Of
the Mary Porter, Il rebel blockade
runner, and that in June, two
months after the murder Of the
president, Captain Ilaygctt took the
assassin on his boat at Havana and
carried him to Nassau, town in the
Bahama islands, Mrs. Crist after
ward visited the Bahamas and saw
Booth there and he gave her a ring
she now possesses. Shc says tnat
one Of Booths accompliccs, Fox, was
killed and burned in 4 barn and was
thought to be Booth.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Cast Vote That Elected Hayes.

Sioux Falls. S. d. e.April 2O.-('cn-
cral Hugh J. Campbell is dead.
General Campbell was the member
of the Louisiana returning board
whose vote decided the presidential
election in 1876 in favor Of II. B..
Hayes and against 5. j. Tilden. He
organized the first regiment in Iowa
for the civil war. For - years he
was United States attorney for this
state and territory. and was the
leader of the movement Tor state
hood. He had just volunteered to
raise Il regiment.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
ALONG TIE SHORE.

DWashington, April l9.-Evcry day
applications are pouring in to the
war and navy departments for the
immediate protection Of supposedly
exposed points on the Atlantic coast
and Gulf sea board. Some towns ask
for the immediate construction of
batteries, while others want warships
stationed off the shore. A vast ma
jorlty Of those applications are from
very small towns.
There's Il cry comes up from along the shore,
A cry from Il hundred towns or more
Each with its corporation where
il catches the salt Atlantic air.
There isn't Il village from north to south
That hasn'ta cry for help IN its mouth
For each seems 10 think that it
Is the only town tnat can be hit:
That Spain will send on their quickest runs
Her biggest ships with their biggest guns,
10 shoot that vii ugc 50 full OF holes
That tho SCI; will run through it in great big
| rolls.
| There's Il wall from Pigment by the sea,
There's Il soulful sob from Windward!ce,
| lneFt 5 II protest coming lFOlIl lAit CNuuh
There's Il !, urgent call from Skinnymcbunk
There's Il ycurning yclp from Crows Nest
| hurst,
There's Il long appeal from MorningburSt,
| There's Il sounding shou, from Skillotvilc,
There's Il frightened yell from RunSlolc hill
They're coming in from the coast OF Maine
To the Key West line and back again,
From every municipality
| In sight or smell Of the sounding sea.
Each seems to think that the Spanish spite
Is ccntcrrd upon that one town site,
And that the government ought tOarlSc
In its might to preserve this one choice prize
But they need not worry; il the Spanish Ship
Come over this way in a quest for tips
The Yankees will keep them SO busy that
They never will learn where these towns ar'
at New York Sun.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Dhstardly Dynamite Outrage.

Butte, April 2o.-TAcre was a
dastardly attempt at an early hour
this morning to blow up the family
Of Daniel DowDey, Of Centervillc.
Mr.. Dewncy is Il miner and was
working in the Mountain Cone mine
last night. Mrs. Downey and two
children were sleeping in the front
room OF the house. Between the
floor and the ground is space OF
about 18 inches, and here two sticks
OF giant powder were exploded. The
front Of the house was shattered, but
none Of the inmates were injured
There is no clue to the guilty person
who sat off the powder.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
TORPEDO BOAT FOOTE,
Ang]o.Snxons Together.

The San Francisco Argonaut re-
latcs the following incident:
An officer on the steamer Empress
Of Japan, just arrived at Vancouver
from the Orient, tells Of an exciting
street fight which he witnessed in
the streets Of Hong Kong prior to
the sailing Of his vessel. There are
many sailors in that harbor attached
to the war vessels Of various nations,
and they imbibc strong national pre-
jndiccs as they watch the intcrna-
tiunal game in the east. The trouble
started in a saloon. The Russian
sailors combiDed with the French
and Germans, and formed a double
line down narrow street and dared
any Johnny Bull or Yankee to pass.
The English and American sailors
Joined forces, and found they mus
tered one hundred and fifty to the
cncmy's four hundred. Nothing
dauntcd, they seized ii lot Of jinrik-
sllas, formed a wedge with them, and
rushed on the foreigners with cheer.
They broke the line, smashed tho
iinrikshas, and continued the fight
with fists and pieces of the debris
until, as the Informant relates, they
| had the four hundred allies badly
whipped The din was dreadful,
but above it rose the singing OF
"Amcrica'' and Good Save the
Queen: both, Of course to the sam'
tune. The authorities we're power
less, and appealed to the comman
ders Of the warships, who ordered
the men to stop, and the hostilitie:
ceased. Thus has begun the mucl
talked Of Anglo-Saxon alliance against
/ hn 1NAlll
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
MAKING DYNAMITE BOMBS.
a Yourg MarE Killed While Experiment
ing With Explosives.

a Young MaE killed. " ME EXPERIMENT.
ing With Explosives.
Great Falls, April 20.-A letter
from Neihart gives the details of the
fatal accident which occurred there
on Sunday evening. Glen McIlvccn,
10 years Of age: and his brother Ruby
II years old, were experimenting in
the manufacture Of dynamite bombs.
They took a common shotgun Shell
and removed tho cuutcnts. Then
they inserted a fuse in the Primer
hole leaving the powder inside. The
next step WAS TO extract the bullet
from large calibcr Winchester rifle
cartridge, fill the cartridge with dyn-
amite, and then insert the whole in
fcrnal machine inside the shotgun
shell. They used a shotgun TO ex'
plode the bomb. Glen fired it, anc
the shot not exploding Immediately
he let the gun down from his shoul.
der. when it burst, blowing his left
hand off and sending three fragments
Of the Shell through his breast, ono
striking the heart. The poor fellow
staggered into the house and fell dcaC
inside. Another fragment Of iroI
struck the younger boy in the neck
but glancing from a scarfpin, onl!
broke the skin.
The dead young man was Il popula
| fellow in Ncihart and his parent
who are prostratcd by the shock
have the sympathy of the commun
ity. The funeral took place ycster
day afternoon from the home or TN
parents, intcrmcnt being made Il
Monarch, where Il younger son al
ready lies buried.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catar, h
Cure. Ill.,.
+. J. CHENEY & CO, Props, Toledo,
Ohio.
We the undersigned, have known
i. J. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan.
cially able to carry out any obliga.
tions made by their firm.
West s. Truax, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, Ohio.
Wafding, Kinnan & Marvin, whole
sale druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon thu
blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system. Price 75c per bottle. Sole
by all Druggists, Testimonials free
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
Tex;,s Ranccts Ordered Out.

Dallas, April 2o.-tiov. Culbertson
today ordered the entire Texas
Ranger corps to the Mexican frontier
to repcl any Invasion from that
country that Spanish sympathizcrs
may make. Orders were issued tC
recruit every company to double its
present strength.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
STATE. AND WORLD.

Citizens Of Australia are offering
to fight for America.
Bell & Kent Of Helena will furnish
the plans for the new Deer Lodge
court house at Anaconda.
Since the supreme court decision,
the old commissioners OF Deer Lodge
county will ask fer the seats.
Fred Grant, being past the en-
listmcnt age, is asking for a COM
mission so that he can join the
army.
The Mantle bill opening up a por~
| tion of the Fort Ma9innis reservation
in Fergus county has passed the
senate.
Ambassador Polo, the Spanish
minister at Washington, asked for
his passports Wednesday and left
| for Spain via Toronto.
The members of the Wall street
stock exchange will form regiment
for the war, and Wall street will give
100000 to equip them.
Theodore Roosevelt, assistant sec
rctary Of war, will resign and 60
into the army. He will be succeed
ed by Rear Admiral Walker. retired
\ large number Of English naval
officers and engineers, and lot OF
| English seaman are anxious to en-
/ list in tic American navy in the
! coming war.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
rY, MONTANA, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 81, 1898
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
CONGRESSIONAL

CONGRESSIONAL
U. S. Senators-Hon. Lee Mantle, Butte; Hon
Thos. II Carter Helena.
Represcntativc--Hon. q. S Hartman, Boze
STATE.
Governor-Robert B. Smith.
Lieut. Govcrnor-A. f. Spr1ggs.
Secretary Of Statc--r. S. Hogan.
State AuditOr-T. w. POindcXtcr.
State TrcaSurcr-T. +. Collins.
Attorney Generate. Z. Nolan.
supt: Of Public INSTRUCT a. Carleton.
Chief Justicc--W. Y. Pemberton.
Ass. ,Jnsticcs-W. II. Hunt, W u. pigOtt.
Clerk Supreme Court-Beni Webster
COUNTY
District .Tudge-Franl< II. Woody.
Clerk of District COurt-Allen f. Shappcc.
Clerk and Rccordcr-.J;s. r. Fitzgerald.
Trcasurcr-.J. X. Sque:s.
ASscssOr-lloward D. Smart.
County Attorncy--lIenry L. Myers.
Supt. Public Observation-Disclosures OStcrmnyer
Surveyor-W. S. Fortincr.
''oron .r--'T. b. Owings
Public y 'n.inistrator-J:M NJ. Higgins.
County Commissioncrs-Fcrd Weir, John i
Hendricks, John W. Mayhem,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

TO Cure Cold III One Day.
Take Laxative BrOlnO tlulninc
Tablets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. 25c.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Life Away.
70 quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
Retic, full OF life, nerve and vigor, take No-To'
Bnc, the wonder:worker, that makes weak men
strong. ALL druggists, SOC OF u. Cure guaran
seed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or Now York.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Thirtv-tiye years make Il genera
tion That is how long Adolph
Fisher. OF GAINESVILLE, O., suffered
from piles. lie was cured by using
three Boxes Of EcWitt's Witch Hazel
Snlvr. J. y. MiScr X Co,
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

The inventory and appfafsement of
The estate of the late Patrick A. Lar
gey, the Butte banker who was shot
BY Thomas Riley, soon to be tried,
places; the vitluc OF the estate at
1896, 1888, Of which slS6,747.50 is
zeal ana $l29, 440.03 personal.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Educate Your bowels With CascarcLs.
Candy CathartI.. cure constipation forever.
Voc, :5c II G. G. G fail, druggists refund money.
Read the Republican for the news.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take CaScarets Candy Cathartc. 10c or Csc.
II G. C. e. fail to cure druggists refund money.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE:

All Postmasters and News Agents are au-
'thorixed to receive subscriptions.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Tile farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts ard bruises. DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salvc is the best thing to keep
On hand. 1t heals quickly, and is a
vel! known cure for piles. }. D.
MiSer & Co.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

4 company Of female cavalry have
been fvrrnctt at Clmdron, Nlb., who
Have offered their services to the
governor. They are all good riders
and dead shots; and they want to go
~ C,t14,p
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27
SUBMARINE TORPEDO BOAT PLUNGER.

She bui
experiment submarine
faro
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Since the supreme court decision
the old commissioners OF Deer Lodg
county will ask fer the seats.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Citizens Of Australia are Offering
to fight for America
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

Bell & Kent Of Helena will furnish
the plans for the new Deer Lodge
court house at Anaconda.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-27

The San Francisco Argonaut re
latcs the following incident:
The herald., 1898-05-30
TORPEDO BOATS BUILDING
A Naval Officer From Los Angeles
Writes From Portland

DR.. W. H. Masser. formerly well-known
dentist in this city and lately attached to
the United States naval service n the Ca
pacity of photographic officer, writes I'M
der the date of May Is from Portland, Or,
where he Is stationed as follows;
Besides giving naval instructions, am
inspector Of the equipment of four torpedo
boats. One of these, the Rowan, was
launched short time ago at Seattle. The
other three are building here. The Davis
will be launched June and the Fox about
q month later. BY that time the Goldsbor-
ough will be set up. They are getting her
frames out now.
Excepting yesterday it has rained here
every day since Ihave been here. The con-
t-ast between the green hills of this coun-
try and the brown ones of Southern Cali
fornia at this time of year is to me very
striking.
"The Los Angeles people are away ahead
of the Portlanders in energy and push.
Everything costs as much here as it does at
the Needles. On the other hand, the bust
ness blocks are away ahead of those in Los
Angeles
The doctor Is booked for the war and may
be heard from whenever there is 'real
news" to warrant letter.
The herald., 1898-05-30

owing to the difficulty the Teutonic mind
has in grasping the essence of Slavic gen.
ius. In the Schumann biography Niecks
will not be hampered by this difficulty.
Among the forthcoming musical publ
cations Is an entirely new edition of the
monumental work on the organ known IA
miliarly as Hopkins and Rimbault." This
is being prepared by the veteran DR.. E. ].
Hopkins, who has lately retired from his
post as organist at the Temple church.
The Paris Figaro revives the story
(Which may be true) that Verdi gets rid
of the barrel-organ plague by renting all
the instruments In his neighborhood. At
one time he is said to have had 95 of these
instruments in his house.
A writer in the London Daily Graphic
has been collecting information as TO. the
| recreations of some leading musicians. DR..
Parry is a yachtsman, Mr.. Cowan climbs
Sir Frederick Bridges fishes, the De Resi-
kes breed race horses, Mr.. Bishop cycles,
Mr. Kennerley Rumford Is a. cricketer, Mr..
Watkin Mills, Mr.. Edward Lloyd, Mr.. Nor
man Salmond Mr.. Plunket Greene and
Mr.. Rutland Darlington golf, while Sir Ed
ward Parratt delights In chess.
Beethoven is shown in the light of bust
nsss man in ]. C. Hadden's new book, en-
titled, George Thomson; the Friend of
p,,r,s . rhon,sor u,os a. noor c,er,, IN
Td;,rrrrh ,,ho event forty vears ~ bic
,,so ao1,ao.;,r Uoo.ah notiona, airs pairr
,,no,,,o - eat +her,, ,yortbiIv ba rn,on,zod az
800 he onn,;ed 70 cerma n comnosors
$3.50 o.,ar. paathoyon sovoroI 1o.tars
,r,ntad T., tbe hoo,, T., 80
~ thasa beethoven sovs be wants one
a,,o,t
MI fiayun i'i'ise'l assue' i"e ,na' nc
mas receiveu ioul uu.a's ~ eaen az ~
The herald., 1898-05-30
GIFT TO THE SEVENTH
Letter From Captain Clark to Bartlett
Logan Corps

Some days ago Bartlett-Logan Woman's
Relief corps sent a check for $25 to Cap
tain A. s. Clark, chaplain of the Seventh
regiment, to be used for the benefit of the
Los Angeles boys. Mrs. Josie Wilder,
treasurer of the corps, recently received the
following acknowledgement of the gift
from Captain Clark:
u have your favor of the 10Th, enclosing
money order for $25 for the. benefit of the
prlvates of Company c, Seventh regiment
California volunteers. Let me thank you
most heartily for this gracious remem-
hrance of these dear soldier boys. There
are some cases demanding attention, cases
which cannot be made public. The Red
Cross society of Oakland and San Fran
cisco have aided me in relieving some of
these cases. Your money will be wisely
expended, and vouchers will be furnished.
Shoes and underwear are in demand, as we
are not equipped and uniformed, owing to
some delay.
"Present my kindest regards, If you
please, to all the members of your post for
their good will towards these soldiers, as
evidenced in this generous donation"