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The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30
Wont You Try One?

Leading Counsel Cigars
are made OF pure Havana, the finest to be
had, are sweet and fragant as roses, and
th6prettiest kind of smokers.
All faStidious smokers prefer them to
every other brand. But if you smoke a
pipe we have them of all kinds and to-
baccOS OF the finest, and there's one
thing you can always be sure of when Won
call on 5. M, Ragland, you get the yerv
best at the very lowest price.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30

Joe McShane's is the place 10 get
zero prices. lO-l9
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30

Wait Wait! I will have a fine lot
of North Arkansas mules and hOrs-
es in Texarkana by Friday or Sat
urday next, and will offer rare bar
gains. They will be on sale at the
stables of the Texarkana Livery Co.
1925 STYLES RAGLAND.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30

Huddeston Bros. have Just re-
ceived a fine hnc of smoked meats.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30

80, acres land taxed, ....396, ,9s2.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-01-30

DR. MIIEs MEDICAL Co, ElklMrt, Ind
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SAcoNDA STANDARD. MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 81. 1898.

meath the weight 81 something he was
carrying on his back When he reached
the cabin he sank dow on the door sill
and I don't want 20 live another minute
~ his burden wasn't the monster wild
turkey RobbIer that had lodged the bull
let's of all that region for three mortal
yearsi That boy had killed the spook COB
bier. sure enough
81 heard him holler.' said the boy AN
lest snuck up to the tree where he was
roostin'. He looked at me as n he was
goin' to ny down and gobble me up. and
was afeerd he would. 50 I jest plunked
him.
"a pot metal gun and a boy not near so
big as the turkey had done what the
sharpert shooters with the best guns to
be had had been unable to do. and a sick
err lot OF hunters than there were never
lived in any wood when the news got
around. The robbler stood nesr'y Ave feet
high and weighed q pounds. I gave the
boy Is for the big bird. ] sent II to q friend
of mine in Albany. who gave a big dinner
and invited me over to cat some of the
turkey. but I actually hadn't the heart
to 20. And 90. when my experience with
the big buck. the bears and the wildcat
down on Kettle creek came along right on
the heels Of this one. i thought II was
time to knuckle under and give luck the
belt over skill: and that being the case.
of course. I couldn't md Il In my nature
to hunt or trap any more. and I haven't
been in the woods In 10 years"-New
York Sun.
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NelHART NEWS.

The ladies OF the Degree OF Honor
have secured Meyers hall and are pre-
pairing to give a ball there on Thanks
giving evening. The special feature OF
the evening will be the poverty" dress
to be worn by all participants.
George L. McGibbon. formerly an at
torney in this place. but now located In
Portland. Ore. writes that his wife has
returned from the East and that they
are now comfortably established In the
city of the coast.
Peter Duhaime, Peter Lacourier. Vic
tor Belanger and Amer Anger are driv-
ing a tunnel on the ore In their lease on
the Cornncopia and will begin to stope
in a few days. Their work looks very
Promising.
Mrs. c. w. Campbell and daughter
have arrived from Medicine Hat. N. w.
T.. and have Joined Mr.. Campbell In
this city. where they will reside In the
future.
Joseph r. Quirk IL visiting this town
for the first time since he left for Ra-
dersburg. He Is engaged In leasing gold
properties in that country and reports
fair success.
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1T Is ALL LUCK.
Hard, Persistent Work Doesn't Count In
the Klondike.

the hlOuUthe.
Great Falls, Oct. 30.-F. II. Herbert,
who Is now in Dawson City, writes as
follows OF that country and the Ed
monitor route:
1T have been here three months. but
have made very little yet. 1t seems to
me II is all luck and that hard. persis-
tent work does not count. 1 have been
out on the hills and creeks all summer
and have dug and worked faithfully
and found very little. i have found
several places where / could wash from
IS TO s. per day, but l could no be
content with that The thousands that
are here are taking everything they
can get. i believe lots OF them are get
ting less than s. a day. The country
has been terribly exaggerated ana
thousands have ~beggared themselves TO
come here. All down the Yukon, up the
elwyn White, Stewart. Pelly and 9TH
er rivers have been prospected by men
who have worked faithfully. and not a
single spot has been found that had
anything on bed rock. There has been
no new strike. Eldorado creek Is rich,
very rich in spots. n so are It's
benches. There is a man at the mouth
of IL who has rocked s.. 900 In a day
with one assistant. Skookum Cullen
comes into Bonanza at No. 2, above
Discovery, and there is. perhaps. the
richest spot in the country, or on earth
for all that is known. You can see the
gold in the gravel in nuggets. l staked
a good bench claim on Bonanza, but
lost IL by not standing in" with the
officials. I tell you l have been sore to
see the way that British law and jus
tice have been dealt out here. The
shame that has been put upon the fiag
here has never before been known,
guess. in British territory. From the
boundary, at AXE Bennett, to Dawson
corruption has been rampant all sum-
mer. II SENS hat all oficials from
the lowest constable to the gold com
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MsAs . 0ruessms Find.

Great Falls. Oct. 3o.-Yesterday of
the cowboys engaged In holding
bunch of cattle for shipment. while rid
ing over the prairie west OF the fair
ground and race track. discovered a
skull sticking out of he ground. A
casual investigation showed that there
had been a grave and that the body
had been partly exposed by the washing
away OF the soil He reported his grue-
some md to Oficer Shelby and the lat
ter went over yesterday afternoon to
look into the matter. He found that q
rude grave nae been dug about three
feet deep and roughly lined with boards.
A cover Of boards was overlaid with q
few inches OF soil and that ended the
interment. The board v had rotted
and fallen in and the skull had thus
become exposed. That zone was bare
and the hair % but the part OF the
flesh on the body had not entirely dis
appeared. The ofncer recovered the
grave and left II. and no further in
vestigation will be made. as IL Is evil
dent that the interment took place a
number Of years Ago..
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The readers of this paper will be pleased to
learn that there Is at lesst'one dreadful disease
that science has been able TO cure In ALI its stages
and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catsrrh Cure Is the
only positive cure now known to the medical
Fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional dis
ease. requires a constitutional treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucoms surfaces OF the sys-
fem. thereby Destroying the foundation OF the
disease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing its work. The propristors have
So much faith In its curative powers, that they
offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that u
fails 70 cure. Send for list OF Testi monials.
Address, y. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Notice for pubiicstion.)
Mining ANplication NO. AO3e.

United states Lard once. Helena. Mont.
oct. &c. 1855.
Notice is hereby given that John w.
Fairfield. whose po~once address y
Butte. Mont. has this day hled an apph-
rition for a patent ,notice of which was
posted Oct. II. 1855. for 50 linear feet.
lie same being for no feet IN q south
sriy and 50 feet In a northeriy direction
from the point OF discovery on the Ram
her lode mining claim. situated In unor-
ganlzed mining district. Deer Lodge co1n-
g.. Mont. the position. course n ex-
trnt Of the said mining claim. designated
by an official survey thereof. as sur. No.
Isl. township No. 5 ". range No. II
W. being more particularly set forth
and described In the Official held notes
and plat thereof on nle In this ONCE. as
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the n. E. corner. q lime
stone ixsxs ms. above ground. marked
i-5ss7. for corner No. I. witnessed by bear
ing trees. from which the initial point
No. 1 established for mineral surveys In
fractional +. 5 n, r. u w. bears n. 10
deg. % min. r. 4.i32s feet. and running
thence west s5 feet: theme 3. ? deg. II
min. r. sss feet: thence east yS feet.
hence ~ 4 deg. N min. v. sss feet to
corner No. I. the place OF beginning. con
"a ming an area OF SIS acres claimed.
The location OF this mine Is recorded
i- the once OF the recorder OF Deer Lodge
county. ON page n In book 5 Of lode To-
cftiOnE.
The adjoining claims on the east sur.
No. 2fs7. the Morgan Evans mill site
and sur. No. 2tss. the ~Stornaway mil
sc. John u. Thomas et al. applicants
f.r both. on the north the White swan
lode. unsurysyed. Claus Oldhaber. cisim-
1T
GEORGE u. GREENE. Register.
N. l. BAKER L.. 3. Claim Agent
First publication Oct. q. 1888
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FOR RAILROAD men ONLY
Hot Scheme Originated by
the Republicans.
WILL SWAP BELTS VOTE
TWO Hundred Dollars . Vote II b
They Of5sr to Save Coombs. Proc
tor and Hin-Thsy Have
= Grown Desperate.

LGreat Falls, Oct. 3o.-The republicans
fave ORIGINATED a hot scheme out in
Belt. and It will come into town some
time during this week. There will be
no brass band accompaniment. and the
publication Of the scheme in these col
umns will be the first intimation that
the republicans receive that the public
is on TO their game. Nevertheless II is
a good thing and, as 1t will be accom-
panied by a nice little roll. this adver-
tisement may enable some Of the boys
to get a whack at the latter. which
they might otherwise overlook.
II is for railroad men only.
The republicans. despairing Of elect
ing a single man on the Legislative tick
ct by honest means. are now prepared
to employ bribery. They offer for sale
the entire vote of Belt for Thomas +.
Richardson, populist candidate for the
legislature. in exchange for votes for
the following three candidates.:
Frank Coombs for state senator.
c. c. Proctor for sheriff.
Fred Hill for clerk and recorder.
The o are candidates on M gold
republican ticket, while Richardson Is
running on a platform binding him to
the free coinage of silver at the ratio
OF 16 to 1, Irrespective of the action OF
any other nation. The republicans Will
not guarantee any delivery of the goods
after November s, and no questions as
to principles will be asked OF the vot-
ers. II required. the or the
republican end of the deal are prepared
TO deposit cash bonds to fulfill their
part Of the contract. the repositories to
retain the cash in any event and the
amount deposited to be determined by
the judgment of the republicans hold
ing the Carter money. Up TO the pres
emit time the bonds offered ave run as
high as 5000 per vote. but OF course
the vote was worth that. For particu-
lars, the names OF the agents. etc, see
advertisements to follow. Come early
and avoid the rush.
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missioner. have Just been Tin II" for all
they could make. But Dawson takes
the cake. II q man staked a claim and
the recorders thought IL was q good
one, that man would q q hard time
to get IL. They would send some friend
to stake Il and tell he other man to
come back In 10 days. At which time
they would tell him II was recorded
I W had occasion to feel ashamed
OF being a British subject until ! came
here. Ogilvie came In 10 days ago. He
may be able to change things. but II IL
doubtful"
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IMWU3INla

rn.:sy: ssssns..y 9. S:rx.ry sYss,: y;r
treated At home fer the same price usdsv sene
gasrsnsse. IL you prefer 20 eone here ve vtii
contrast 20 pay railroad fare aaa hotel bills, and
cury, fsdide pstash. esrd sill have sehss and
pains, Mueoas Patches IN mouth, Sore Ihroat.
finpies. copper .ceiored spsts. Ulcers ON ~
~, ssi q s sss BhfLoop RcisoS isss :. cssl.
sntss to cure. We solicit the ness obstinate
esses sud chsiisse r. the World for . ssss W esa
not ours. This disease hes always ts0sd the
sEfl sf the most ~slnisest physieisAs. $500. 0oo
capital behird our uaeoncitcsd guaranty. Alb
dress Cock Remedy o.. lS%o Hsseais TsoDl~
Chicago. Ill
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Travellers Guide
TIME TABLE
BUTTE. ANACONDA q PACIFIC RE-
Union Passenger statisA
TIME TABLE
Union Passenger statisa

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: 80 q
m. ii:ss q. m. 100 p. n. 500 .. -
Great Northern railway trains leave A.
aconda:
S:So .. m. local TO Helena. Great Pans .
s.oo n M. Atlantic Express for o. Psua
and ell points east and west.
Oregon Short Ian railway trains isevs
800 .. m. for all points south. ssss 80
Northern Pacific railway trains . '
a:6 .. m. Copper City Limited for Hao-
flton-.
SIS .. m. through train for g. Psss ssA
400 .. m. through train for Pess,saA
Trains leave Butte for Anaeooda:
7as a. m. Great Northern Railway -
~ffc Express
10 a. m. Anaconda ExpressI
los q. m. Northern Pacific Cows Cxy
limited for Anaconda and Hamilton
5W D. m. Anaconda Express
$40 D. m, Great Northern Railway. Bes-
ena and Great Falls EXPRESS
The schedule time OF All pasonose
trains between Anaconda and Butte -
either direction does not exceed y 0en-
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive At y. a.
q r. depot, Anaconda. as follows:
From 81. Paul and all points east il Q -
From Portland and all points
west ......... ......... -
Northern Pacific trains leave B.. n =
p. depot. Anaconda as follows:
For Portland and all points
west ......... ....... .........-.. ~ n
For Butte. 81. Pau and all
points east ........... ....-...... s-D /.
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte, Anaconda a Pacific Union Pnoesn-
ger Station at Anaconda
Tickets on sale for all points. local an4
through, on the Great Northern railway.
OREGON Short Line railroad and Northeru
Pacific railway and their connections
Steamship tickets for sale to all poanta
In Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the q. N. q.
a l.. and ~. p. railways will be accepee&
for transportation over the B.. n = y
railway.
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Seriously Injured.

Great Falls. Oct. 3o.-A telephone
message from Geyser this morning
states that Hank Wilson. a driver for
the Great Falls and Lewistown Stage
company, had been very seriously In
jured in a runaway. Nc details OF the
accident were given. save that II &C.
Cured near Geyser.
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To CURE A co Id IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative Bromo Quisine Tablets All drug.
rists refund the money IL 10 fails ~ cure. o
The genuine has l. b. Q. on eseh tablet
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so.,p.. Creates, Need.


Mr.. r. p. Olivia. Of Barcelona. Spain.
spends his winters at Aiken. s. c. Weak
nerves had caused severe pains In the
back OF his head. On using Electric Bit
ters'. Americas greatest Blood and Nerve
Remedy. all pain soon left him He says
this grand medicine r. what his country
needs. All America knows that IL cures
liver and kidney trouble. purifies the
blood. tones up the stomach. strengthens
the nerves. puts vim. vigor and new life
into every muscle. nerve and organ OF
the body. II weak. tired or ailing you
need Il. Every bottle guaranteed. Only 80
cents. Sold by all druggists.
Acker's English Remedy viii stop n
cough q any time, and will cure The worst cold
In twelve hours. or money refusded 70 eta and
30 cts.
Ackerss Engllsh Remedy 10 beyond ynss-
tion the greatest Of all modern remedies. II will
cure . cough or cold Immediately or money back
25 cts. and SO cts
Experieses 10 the Nest Teacher. Uso
Acker's English remedy in Ay case Of coughs
colds OF eroup. Should ID fail to give Imam edizts
relief money refunded. IS cts. and 90 cts.
Woki Tes positively Cures Sick Mad
ache. Indigestion and constipsssos. A delight
fl herb drink Removes all evuptious Of the
s<in, producing q perfect o mplcxion, or money
refunded q cts. and so eta. Dor sale By Saith
Drug Co., Anseonda. and farchen' D'Aeheu
Drug Co., Butte.
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In Big Timber.

Big Timber. Oct. 2s.-Mrs. J. n.
Sample who has been visiting ner
daughter. Mrs. Edward Linn. for the
past four months. has returned to her
home at Fort Assinniboine.
Lafayette day was observed In the
Big Timber school last Friday by the
recitation of a program of patriotic
songs and recitations. Attorney j. T..
barbour made a brief address TO the
scholars of the two higher rooms. The
pupils contributed about SO to the La
fayette monument fund.
The Sweet Grass county teachers In
stitute was opened to-day by County
Superintendent Mrs. Bessie Mirrielees
Moore. There were seventeen teachers
nrolld. some not having arrived yet
from their schools Quite a number OF
visitors were present.
The proprietor of the Cottage Hotel
and his wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Ryan. a " q very pleasant dance last
Monday evening.
Mrs. r. o. Maerdien n In from the
Fish Creek ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Elliott and family.
OF Melville. have been In town during
the week.
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TIME CAKD-BUrTE.
ARRIVE Ar BUTTE
No II. from 81. Paul. arrives at
". q. depot daily at .....-...--. $50
II. L.. No. ?. from Portland. ar
rfves az N. u. depot daily ....-u.pp2
No. 4. Copper City Limited"
arrives from Hamilton and An
aconda at B.. A. a. p. depot
daily except Sunday at ......--iza0pD
DEPART FROM BUTTE
NJ. IT,. No. I. for Portland. leaves
NJ. U. depot daily .........--.. saS -
No. 5. Copper city Limited"
for Anaconda and Hamilton.
departs from r.. A. A p. depot
daily except Sunday ...-.--.... i0s n
S.po, daily ~~~.-.~. so
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For sale BY Ssvbre Drug Co, Butsss smith
Drug O. snA Martin Drug Co. AnssesdA
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Acker's English Remedy will stop n
cough at sny time, and viii cure The worst cold
in twelve hours. or money refusded- % ets and
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Via Ogden and the Southern Pacinc for
California. Via Huntington ard the o X
q N. for Portland and California.
Train for the East ana West leaves
Butte Z p. m daily.
Butte las y. m. daily.
For tickets. sleeping car reservations
and further particulars. cell on or ad-
dress 10 East Broadway. Butte. Mont.
H.. O. WILSON. General Agent.
4. w. ECCLES. Genl Trafhc Manager.
ID. e BURLEY. G. y. a r. Agent. Salt
Iate City.
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Oregon Short Line
TO THE EAST
TO THE WEST
NrERMoUNTAIN LINE To rHg
HAST MI WEST.

via salt Lake. Denver. Omaha or Kansas
City.
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CONFEDERATE NOTES.
They Continue to be Accepted by
Unsuspecting People.

Mrs Elizabeth J. Hacking, who con-
ducts boarding house at 612 Fifteenth
street, has had her experience with the
pious appearing confidence operator,
and it cost her just $6 coin of the
realm. ~
On Sunday last meek looking young
man applied for lodging at private
residence on G street. near Sixth. He
expressed himself as satisfied with the
room, and offered to pay something in
advance, but the landlady, struck by
his appearance, told him that would be
all right, and that he could pay when
his baggage arrived. He did not move
in, because it was Sunday, and he did
not wish to break the Lords day.
The pious appearing young man next
inquired where he could get board, and
was referred to Mrs. Hacking. Here
too. he expressed his satisfaction and
insisted on paying something in ad-
vance, though the lady informed him
there was no hurry. He, however,
pressed the point and told her he would
pay $4.
He thereupon presented a bill pur-
porting to be worth $40, and Mrs.
Hacking counted him out the change.
He departed and-"he never came
back"
Finally Mrs Hacking grew suspicious
of the note she had changed, and took
it to a corner grocery where she was
informed that it was one of the series
issued by the Confederate States Gov
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WHAT GRIFFO SAYS ABOUT IT
HE KNEW HE WASN'T FIGHTING
"BULL. MCCARTHY.
But Declares He Did Not Do Any
Stiff Punching-Now
in Jail.

| Officers Fisher and Maley returned
| from San Francisco last evening. hav-
ing in charge Griffo, the pugilist, who
on Wednesday night last fought young
| Dewitt, who entered the ring under the
name of "Bul' McCarty, to slab in
| the Morgue.
With Critic were his seconds, Harry
Woods and Frank Mcconnell, as well
as Frank Schuler and Charles Fellman,
who were behind McCarty.
Chief Dwyer offered to allow Schuler
and Fellman to go on their own recog
nizance, but they elected to stay at the
Jail over night, and the Chief subse-
quently withdrew his offer and will hold
them until bonds have been furnished.
Griffo was seen by a Record Union
reporter, and when asked whether or
not he knew that he was to go up
against a dub replied that he knew
nothing about the matter and supposed
his opponent was ''BulP' McCarty, until
| he got into the ring.
But did not your seconds see your
opponent and tell you you would have
an easy job?" was asked.
| mo, they didn't see him." answered
Critic. 1T was too bad, but 1 couldn't
help it."
But when you got into the ring you
knew your man wasn't McCarty, didn't
your was asked.
| Il knew he wasn't the Bull McCarty
who fought me four rounds once re-
piled Griffo.
You fought Bull McCarty twenty
rounds, did you not?" was the next
question.
Nav" replied Griffo, "only four
rounds"
Il tell you," continued the pug, Il
didn't know what 1 had been steered
up against until 1 tried him out, and
! if he couldn't fight that wasn't my af-
fair. l was looking out for Critic. But,
say, l didn't punch him hard. Why,
when 1 put him out it was just like
| that giving an easy dab with his left
hand)."
He must have had heart disease or
something" said Mcconnell, "for Griffo
did not hit him hard at any time. And
he could fight too. Why he gave Critic
some pretty stiff punches
! Yes broke in Griffo, who took the
! lead, "he gave me work to do for a
while"
| officer Fisher, while in San Fran
| cisco saw Alex Greggains, who is al
legged to have rung McCarty Tor DEWITT
in on the Sacramento public, and states
that Greggains said he had known the
| dead pugilist as McCarty ever since he
came to the coast, six weeks ago.
Respecting the part Greggains played
| in the matter, the San Francisco Post"
of last evening had this to say:
''Aleck Greggains is much disturbed
over the statements made to the effect
that he trained young Bull McCar-
ty, who died after his fight Wednes-
day night in Sacramento with young
Griffo. He declares that he endeavored
in every way to persuade McCarty not
to fight Griffo.
Il helped McCarty along for several
weeks" said Greggains last night, land
secured him job down town. When
| he told me that he had received an
offer from Sacramento to box Critic. I
advised him thatyhe was making mis-
| take to give up his work to fight"