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At Latonia.

Cincinnati, June 22.-The talent played in
tough luck at Latonia to-day. as everyone
of the six favorites went down to defeat.
Shuttlecock, the heavily backed top choice
in the opening race, ran away mile and
a half before the.sstartstand finished last.
Weather pleasant track fast. Results
First race, six furlongs selling-Tension
won, Marietta second, Brother Fred third;
time, Ills. Second race, mile, selling
Julia Hazel won. Infelcet second, King
Elkwood third: time, l42A. Third race,
mile, selling-Finem Respice won, Victor
inc second, Colonel Cluke third; time,
1:411a. Fourth race, six furlongs selling
April's Lady won, Norma Taylor second,
Shield Bearer third; time, 1:l4&. Fifth
race, five furlongs-Anthracte won. Fo-
media second Scarlet Lilly third: time.
LOB Sixth race, mile, sening-Kunja won,
Donation second, Yubadam third; time,
1:40A.
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Ccunty Warrants Wanted

We will pay 9S cents on the dollar for
all Deer Lodge county warrants sent
US. LARABIE BROS. & co,
Bankers, Deer Lodge. Mont.
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Paste This in Your Hat

The Great Northern railway is the
only line that runs a through sleeping
car from Anaconda to Minneapolis and
ST. Paul daily without change.
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Moki Tea positively Cures Sick Head
ache, indigestion and constipation. A delight
full hern drink. Removes all eruptions Of the
skin, producing perfect complexion, or money
refunded 25 cts. and so cts. For sale by Smith
Drug Co., Anaconda and Parchen. D. Acheul
Drup Co. Butte.
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% per cent. discount on picture frame
orders for a short time at Wrght's.
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The German emperor is getting possess
sion of a lot of islands whose language is
so peculiar that he cannot tell whether
lese majestic is being committed or not.
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Notice.

Notice.
Sealed proposals addressed to NJ.
Martin, county clerk, will be received
by the board of county commissioners
of Deer Lodge county until the 18th day
of July, 1893, for the burial of county
paupers. Said proposals to include the
entire cost of the proper interment of
all persons whose burial would be a
county charge.
The board of commissioners reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
By order of the board,
NJ. MARTIN,
We" County Clerk.
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Pimples, Copper. Colored Spots, Ulcers any
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in twelve hours, or money refunded 25 cts. and
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Private and Chrcnie Diseases of Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscre-
tions, syphilis, gonorrhea,
gleet, structure, q seAua-
weakness, varicocele, I'M
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
untitness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among tho
largest Eastern hospitals
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DoCIoh Cooh' in curing this class of dis
eases and will guarantee you a permanent euro
at moderate cost He has cured thousands who
thought their cases hopeless. All letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free
Medicines sent free from observation.
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People's voice., 1899-07-13
A Winfield Girls Grief.

Kansas City Star.
The thin little woman 10 the room
up stairs cried and moaned so leudly
that Mrs. II. F. Cox, the landlady,
called the pOlice ambulance yester-
day afternoon to her house at 1905
MCGEE street. She thought hez
boarder had taken poison. But the
little woman was only hysterlcal fton
grief because Of letter she had re-
ceived from the man she thought was
her husband.
Mabel Smiths father, the Rev. J.
B. Smith, is minister OF the Methe-
dist church at Winfield, Kas. She
herself travelled for publishing drm
and sold religious tracts To the Meth
Odist deaconesses. In a MissouritOwt
she met and was married TO Walter
HavenS That was nine months ago.
IL was not long Till she was bOrri6ee
10 hear from him, as she told the
police matrOn, that he had bees
married TO a woman from whom he
had never been divorced, and he
became very wicked and very cruel N
her, she says. and that sin OF his that
che learned Of burned into the heart
Of the preachers daughter. Monday
he sent her a letter telling her he
never wished TO look at her face
again, and she lost her mind for seq
eral hours from grief and the shame
Of her present condition. This mOrB-
lng her brother came from Winfield,
Kas, and will take her back 10 her
fathers hume.
People's voice., 1899-07-13
A Branch Wholesale House.

Wellington Is " have a branch
wholesale house. Black & Martin
closed lease with the RldenUur Baker
Wholesale Grocery Co. OF kansas City
this morning for The east room 10 the
brick building back Of the Patterson
block. 1t will be fitted up al once
for occupancy. The lease runs for
two years.
The building will be used as branch
house, where large quantities Of sugar,
cOffees, canne1 goods and all kinds Of
staple goods will be stored for the
trade west and south Of Wellington.
Hereafter large part Of Oklahoma
will receive their groceries direct
frnm Wellington, instead Of Kansas
City, as heretofore. The> advantage
OF branch house In this city are d
saving In freight and the time pf 6ll-
ing orders for the Oklahoma Trade.
II is very apparent that The house
will be you'd thing for Wellington
Besides requiring a considerable
amount Of help at times, IL will bring
the city into prominence with the
towns 10 Western Kansas AMI Okla.
hnnla.
People's voice., 1899-07-13
A Revival Meeting Tragedy at Dallas.

A special from Dallas, Tex, last
night says: At $3.50 o'clock tonight
one Of the most startling tragedies
Dallas has ever known occurred in the
First Christian church. In the midst
Of prOtracted service, John T. Car
isle arose from his seat, walked to
where Professor William Lipscomb,
principal Of the Central high school,
was seated, aud shot him without
warning. Carlisle was seized and
taken to the county Jail. Professor
LipscOmb was reported dead at 1O:45
O'Clock, Carlisle has been janitOr Of
the high school, but failed to be re-
appointed by the school board. He
attributed his defeat for reappoint.
ment to the professors influence and
it is believed this was the cause Of
the murder. Carlisle is cousin Of
Former Secretary Of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

Agent J. V. Williams OF the Rock
Island, drew up a petition to the city
council last night requesting that a
rock pile be established for the benefit
of tramps. He commenced circula-
ting 1t for signers this morning. The
crying need Of Wellington is a rock
pile and special policeman to run In
the tramps. II we are to have a spe-
cial policeman, why not have him run
in tramps and suspicious characters,
instead of occupation tax delinquents?
Charge the tramps a begging license
and make them pay it or work it out
on a rock pile, the same as the hard
working merchants and other bust.
ness men. Why discriminate In favor
OF the tramps?
People's voice., 1899-07-13
The Coming Poultry Show.

The Sumner County Poultry and
Pet Stock association will hold It's
annual exhibition in Wellington, De-
cember 10 10 p, 1899. J. W. Vale Of
Missouri, one OF the best judges OF
poultry 10 the western states, will
score or Judge all poultry and stock
brought TO the show for that purpose.
1t is the desire Of the officers OF the
association TO make this the best and
most interesting exhibition it has
ever held. 1t is time now for those
who contemplate making an eXhibi-
tiOn Of tneir poultry 10 begin 10 think
over the matter and 10 mike Luelr
selections Of young bird, an give
them special care from now On to the
date OF the show, so thai those on ex.
hibltiOn may score way up" and be
worthy Of a premium. The same rule
will apply TO older stock.
The kansas hen" is becoming con
spicuous 10 Sumner county. The
poultry business is interesting TO
many persons. 1t brings in larger
returns or more revenue than many
other kinds Of business.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

The government crop report of the
condition Of winter and spring wheat
July |. was: For winter wheat, $50,
compared with 67.3 for June /; for
spring wheat, 9l.", compared with
Ola for June |. The above conditions
suggest yield Of 525 million bushels.
The same report estimates that 81
million bushels are yet 10 the hands
OF the farmers. Add to this the visi-
BILE supply Of "a million bushels, and
the total is 623 million. The require
meuts of this country for one
year are 4l5 million bushels.
Add to this a reserve of 32 millions to
lay in farmers hands July l, 1900, and
you have a total Of 447 million bushels,
which will leaves US 176 millions for
export the coming year from our total
stock. The exports Of wheat and
-four for the year ending July /, 1899,
was 217 million bushels.
People's voice., 1899-07-13
A,Ney Gaug OF Swindlers.

There is y gang OF swiudlers opera
ting in Sumner county whOarc under
indictment in COwley county for
swindling a farmer out Of 81 900.
The men are out Oh bail. o P. Full
Ter, an attorney from Winfield, was 10
Wellington yesterday and secured a
restraining ,Order before Judge Nc
Bride at Chambers, restraining one
H. D. Croker, who is at the head Of
the outfit, from disrOsing OF sl.OOO
note given by Cowley county farmer
for the right to sell a patent washing
machine 10 Cowley county. The in
junction was granted upon the
strength OF a state law making void
any note, mortgage or other paper
given in return for a patent right IN.
less the words given for a patent
right are written across the face OF it,
The men are said to have sold the
patent right for COwley county Il
seven different farmers for 81, ,OOC
each. Prior to their operations in
Cowley county, they were doing
business in Oklahoma, and left the
latter place between Two days.
The men sell a Washing machine
known as the "shot gun" machine
1t is simple affair, and there can bt
no doubt as to It's merit. The meth
DDS employed by the gang in work
ing" a county are as follows: TheiI
advance agent, man named Layne
drives through the country with The
machine and explains 1t to the woman
OF the house. He does not attempt Il
sell it without a trial, but inquiries
about "wash day" and returns will
the machine and does the family
washing. The principle upon which
the machine works is then explained
and the almost invariable result il
that sale is made. The price Of tht
machine is IS They cost no more
than twenty five cents, but are pro
tected by patent.
After the advance agent partially
works the county the CHEZ mOgul q
the gang, Ii. D. Croker, appears anC
commences to "feel" a few farmer,
with a view To selling the patenl
right for the county. In every
county there are always few people
who are looking out for some kind o.
a scheme to make money without
working for it. In Cowley county
the washing machine man found th,
farmers unusually hungry for thi
kind of bait, and he accommodated
seven of them. The patent right
were sold for 81 900 each.
People's voice., 1899-07-13
A Serious Wreck Reported.

Asouthbound extra Santa Fe ireigts
nc arge OF Conductor Fogarts u
Arkansas City, ran into a buWing
bridge over Chisholm creek, near tue
Wichita stOckyards, this moroing.
The engine and three cars went lown.
All Of them were burned up. partic-
uldrs Of the accident were hard TO
Iet. ltis not snoSn who, il anybody,
was killed The 'fi>t NATL due here
Al $50 AIN wlIuut alIlyr uutil about
) o'clock this afternoon.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

Miss Ada Ware, d,n.h'er ~ J. D.
Ware Of Wellington township, besides
doing the house work for her father,
aDO milking DE cows, and makirg
fret class butter which she sold al
20 d prices, hss this spring raised
three hundred and ifty ynung chick
ems. She sold in Wellington about
hfty chickens at 30 cents elrh early dr
the season, aud still has p emu VI sell
People's voice., 1899-07-13
Night Railroad Construction.

We are Informed that large num-
Der of headlights were taken to
Braman, OF, this morning on the
construction train to be used in night
work on the Braman- Blackwell exten'
sion. The Santa Fe and the Frisco
are racing into Blackwell. Both roads
want to get there first 10 order tO
gain important track privileges.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

The Winfield Courier yesterday,
speaking of the matter, says. I'D. 7.
TnnkinSon who it will be remembered
was one Of those who bought the right
to sell washing machines or the right
to sell agencies or whatever It was
he did buy from that man CrOok.r
thinks he has located some money be.
longing 10 Crooker and Lane and he
has filed attachment proceedings TO
get IL. Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Pryor and
J. E. Jarvis are named as garnishees.
"Mr. TOnkinson 10 his allegations
says the notes he gave CrOOker and
Layne had been fraudulently disposed
OF since having been served with the
notice Of the official restraining order
made by Judge Mcbride and in order
TO protect himself against the notes
when they become due he asks
judgment against CroOker and Lane
| for the face Of the notes and the inter.
est. Mr.. and Mrs. Pryor signed Lanes
bond and Mr.. Jarvis signed Crooker's.
1t is supposed in both cases the parties
received casn indemnities and it is
this money Mr.. TonkinsOn wants to
get.
ut seems TO be the general opinion
among lawyers that CrOoker caught
one sucker too many. He has been 10
this business long time and it is said
has made a great deal Of money at 1t
and this is the first trouble so far as
known be ever had. The statute
relating TO the sale Of patent rights
is simple. The law requires before a
patent right shall be sold or offered
lOI >dlc buC cCllcl W uic CcTtlucu
copies with the county clerk, making
atfi iavit that the pitent has not
expired or been revoked. 1t also
requires that all notes received for
patent rights shall contain on their
face "Given for a patent right"
Crpoker has complied with neither
of these requirements. He claims,
however, that the law does not apply
to his case as be does not sell patent
right and he refers 10 his cuuningly
worded contract to prove it. Some OF
I be best lawyers in Winfield, however,
People's voice., 1899-07-13

c. F. Luening is building a block Of
brick walk in front of his residence
and nearly a block in front Of his
property opposite his residence. DR..
F. G. Emerson and Will Keuneke will
soon commence to rebuild the walk in
front of their residences, and H. Fl,
Peters will build in a few weeks,
John Craig has secured a contract to
build the block OF walk from Lou
Webster's corner to Fl. NJ. Hickman's
corner. There is a wOeful scarcity o.
brick, aud several walks that have
been torn up cannot be rebuilt unit
the brick arrives.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

WELLINGTON.
The Ousting Of DR.. Gill.

The 0usting Of DR.. Gill.
DR.. Fl. z. Gill has finally been
ousted from the position of secretary
Of the state board Of health. He has
turned over the keys to the desks aud
offices and Is now among the states
men cut of a job. The incidents OF
DR.. Gill's undoing are rather anus
ing.
When the state board OF health
elected his successor the doctor de-
clinei to vacate the office. He
claimed possession and retained 1t
under the tenure Of Office clause If the
state law and refused to vacate.
When July arrived the newly elec-
ted secretary of the board, DR.. W. B.
Swan of Topeka, went to DR.. Gill and
made an Official demand for the pos
session of the Office. The office was
locked aud DR.. Swan talked through
a small opening between the door and
the casing while DR.. Gill stood guard,
refusing at the same time to admit
Swan to the Office as a visitor or to
give him official possession.
A few weeks ago, following the re-
quiremeuts of the resolution adopted
by the legislature the executive coun-
Gil ordered the office of the secretary
of the state board Of health removed
to the rooms in the west side Of the
south wing, formerly occupied by the
state board of pardOEs. The state
historical society, under the prcVis-
ions OF the resolutions mentioned, is
to occupy the rooms on the south side
Of the east wing, formerly used by
the supreme court.
Then came the action Of DR.. Gill in
refusing to give possession OF the
office to his successor, 1t was then
decided that DR.. Swan should he
recognized as the secretary Of The
board and DR.. Gill should be ignored
Acting under instructions from At
torney General Gcdard, John Dud
ley, custodian Of the capitol, Satur
day night moved the furniture out o
the office occupied by DR.. Gill, tool
up the carpets and commenced tn
work of preparing the rooms for tn
historical society. In response to ad
ditional instructions from Mr.. GOdarI
Mr.. Dudley turned the key to the ne'
offices for the society over to DR.. Swan
When DR.. Gill arrived at his office
yesterday morning he opened the doc
aud walked into vacant room. Th
furniture, carpets and everythin
connected with the office we're gone
To say that DR.. Gill iumed is putin
it mildly. He hunted up the ianitoI
and commenced an inYeStigatio
which landed him finally in Mr.. DHt
ley's office. There the doctor quiete
down when he aScertained that Nj
Dudley had discharged his ofticii
duty as ordered by the executive cour
Gil. Then DR.. Gill went to the ne
offices
DR.. Swan and the steDOgraper wei
established Serenely there going ovt
the morning mail. DR.. Gill went int
the Office, took from his pockets tn
keys to his desk, opened it and ss
down. He stayed there until nOol
When DR.. Swan was ready to 90
dinner he asked DR.. Gill to leave, 4
he desired 10 lock the Office. DR.. eli
refused. AID an amusing "spat" too
place between him and DR.. Swan al
the state house custodian. FINAL
DR.. Gill gave up the keys and D
Swan went TO dinner.
DR.. Gill now threatens to 80 to la
with the caSe.-TOpeka Journal.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

hold that in spite Of his peculiar con-
tract II he gives anything in return
for the notes IL is based On his patent
right and therefore che statute quoted
applies. IL Is not known who pur.
chased the notes"
People's voice., 1899-07-13

FOrty.eight OF the negroes employed
on the Hunnewell- Blackwell exten-
sion went out on a strike yesterday.
They came up from there yesterday
evening on the work train in charge
Of Conductor Lowry, and we're sent
from here to Guthrie, OF, from
which place they came several weeks
ago. Another gang came in on 22l
from Guthrie last night and were
taken to Braman to take the places Of
the strikers. We were unable to
learn the cause Of the strike.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

Deputy County Attorney W. NJ.
Ready went to Mayfield this after
noon to look into a reported scrap
between DR.. W. II. Neal and Peter
Mider of that place. Both men are
nearing 60 years.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

The patent right men are now said
to be operating in Sumner county. A
few months ago, agents were selling
the machines in Wellington. They
are supposed to be operating IN the
rural districts at present. II they
have succeeded 10 disposing Of the
"patent right" to any person yet, the
victim has not seen ft TO complain,
People's voice., 1899-07-13
VOLUME X.
Do YOUR FEET HURT?

If so try a pair of Buttrey's foot
form shoes for man, woman OF
child. They give comfort, style
and appearance to weary foot.
Unless you have had pair you
have not had the shoe OF comfort
dus you. Comfort is big thing IN
shoe, but it don't complete the
shoe by any means, you must have
wear also. And we wish to say
this: That we pay cash TOR our
shoes and do a cash business, we
are shoe men of long experience
and think we know good values
when we see them. We deal Ill
SHOES, nothing else and don t
want to. Shoes are good enough
for us and we are here to stay.
P. S. Our prices are down as low as
the qrality of the goods will per
nit. We are always pleased to
show goods at
People's voice., 1899-07-13

All the Santa Fe trains were late
coming in and going out at this point
today. The Caldwell train and 2O3
west were held here until this after
noon waiting for All, which vas laid
out at Wichita on account Of the
wreck to the extra caused by going
into the bridge near Wichita this
10 orning.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

Miss DOllie RuggleS, daughter Of J.
F. Ruggles OF Wellington township,
set the hens aud has raised and cared
for six hundred young chickens this
spring and summer, besides doing
most Of the houSewOrk for her parents
family, while her younger sisters at
tended the County High school
in Wellington.
People's voice., 1899-07-13

J. E. Rinehart is fixing up the old
Seeley confectionery, and will open
tomorrow with full line OF fresh
candies, ice cream, lemonade, milk
shake, fruits, etc. Everything will
be frst.class. Call and see him, first
door south Of Garland & Knowles,
when wanting anything in his line.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-10-01

AS A VERMoNTER.

Dewey never forgets his home.
Before he left Manila he said;
81 want to go away up to my ma
tive village in Vermont-Montpe-
lier. L would like to get -recep-
ton up there in the town hall from
the city fathers. y 3
This day Is happy one for me.
When 1 reach home shall go first
to my brothers home at Montpe-i
Her, VT. where 4 was born and
raised. and where 1 shall be able
to rest myself thoroughly -
And again he said; None of the.
things that touched me Hhe most,
among all the many expressions of
warm feeling from the people at
home, was the raising Of "a SUBJ,
scfiption in my native state to
build bronze statue of me, to
be placed In the Montpelier state
house, opposite the statue of Ethan
Allen. w
MANY a time, as boy, have /
looked at that statue OF Ethan AL
len, in wonder and admiration.
feel that no greater compliment
could be paid me. than the erection
aof .myastatue in such a plaee-my
own village, you know"