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The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
PERSONALS.


Watt Whaley is down from Stevens
vile. fzTtE
N. NJ. Chapman Of Libby is at the
Rankin.
John Purtle, the Colonel" is in town
from Quartz.
c. T. McCulloc1l is in from his saw
mills at Lookout.
James M. Ryan of Hamilton is regis
tered at the Rankin.
DR.. w. P. Mills will spend most of the
summer in New York
r. A Eddy is expected home from
California in a few days.
= F. J. Davies of the Northern Pacific
land department. has been in town from
Helena.
ID. K. ROCKWELL formerly one of the
prominent horsemen of Missoula, is
over from Butte.
Albert Marion and Louis Rocheleau of
Frenchtown have been in Missoula in
the interests of the Frenchtown St.
Johns day celebration.
Frank r. Gump of Highland Falls.
N. T., came in on the delayed FLYER
Thursday and left for the Bitter Root
country Friday afternoon.
William F. Buck, who, for a long
time was foreman of the Northern Pa
enc shops here came over from Helena
Thursday night. Mr.. Buck is now in
charge of the shops at Helena
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
An Exposition by the Eminent Lecturer
DIR. FIuno.

An Exposition by the Eminent Lecturer
DIR. FIuno.
Missoula, June 9-The Union opera
house was we'll filled tonight by people
anxious to hear an exposition or an ex.
PLANTATION of Christian Science by the
eminent lecturer DR.. Fluno, who spoke
there tonight under the auspices Of
local scientists If they went there ex
pectlng to learn aught of new religion
or practice of healing they were disap,
pointed, for there was no explanation
that explained. The audience was told
that christian Science reformed and
transformed everything that is bad in
the world and that, the speaker said, is
everything, but he did not tell how.
The meeting was presided over by John
M. Evans, who stated that he was not
a member of the scientists, or of any
other religious body, but that he had
been requested to preside at the meet
ing. He said that he believed that a
mans religion, like his conscience, was
MS own, and he did not believe thai
anybody should NEEDLE with the belief
of other people. He then expressed a
hope that there would be no disturb
ance, as had been predicted by some
There was no disturbance, but a few of
the audience We're dscourteous enough
to leave before the lecture was ended
DR.. Fluno spoke for nearly an hour. He
said that Christian Science was needed
by the world for many reasons. He
said that 1T would cure all existing evils
1t came to remedy the existing lack of
peace good will and love toward men.
He said that Christian Science is the
golden rule to teach people to mind
their own business to abolish the mis-
taken idea of healing now existing, to
solve the financial question, to settle
religious chickering's, to determine the
proper system of baptism. to remedy all
current and prospective evils--all by
taking divine standard for all these
things instead of the material standard,
by which they are now judged or meas
ured. He said that he could not tell in
one lecture how it was done, but that
If the members Of the audience would
read Mrs. Mary Baker G. Eddy's book
they would find out
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
The Instance of Hayti.
q BOSTON Herald.

From the Boston Herald
The instance of Hayti. though on eX-
hibition SO near the shores of our own
country, seems to have been to con-
siderable degree overlooked in discus
sing the policy of comforting on half
civilized peoples the blessings of self
government. Here is an island of the
highest tropical richness in fertility and
capable of producing much that is val
liable to its own people and to the
world, practically abandoned by ciVlli-
zation, and left for more than half a
century to steady degeneration, not
alone in it's productive power, but in the
character of it's inhabitants. 1t is all
the result of placing its affairs exclu-
sively in the hands of it's own people,
who early demonstrated their incom-
potency to direct them, and who have
gone from bad to worse ever since they
have undertaken this office. Nobody
proposes to interfere in Hayti now, but
when a civilized government under
takes to interfere with half-civilized
peoples in other quarters it would
seem to be. incumbent upon it not to
add to the number of Haytis.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
No Right to Ugiiness.

The woman who is lovely in face, form
and temper will always have friends. but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak, sickly and all
run down, she will be nervous and irr-
table. II she has constipation or kidney
trouble, her impure blood will cause pim-
pies, blotches. skin eruptions and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is
the best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach liver and kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes. smooth, velvety skin, rich complex
ion. 1t will make a good-looking. charm
ing woman of a rundown invalid. Only
50 cents at all drug stores
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Sincere Sympathy.

Missoula, June 9.-No incident of
recent occurrence in this city has call
ed forth the sincere sympathy that
is felt for Mr.. and Mrs. William
Wood in the loss of their little son,
whose sudden and almost ineXplica-
bic death Wednesday was chronicled
in the Standard. The child was. to
all appearances, strong and healthy,
and its sudden death was a terrible
shock Many expressions of sympathy
have been received from all parts of
the state where the bereaved parents
have friends, and many of these
friends have come to Missoula to at
tend the funeral services and TO per-
sonally extend their sympathy.
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Pleasant Receptions.

Missoula, June 9.--Society has this
week enjoyed two very pleasant re-
ceptions. On Wednesday afternoon at
the residence of Mrs. j. P. Reinhard
a large party of ladies was entertain
ed by Mrs. Reinhard, Mrs. H. o. Wor-
den and Mrs. J. NJ. Dixon. The rooms
of the spacious residence We're beau
tifully decorated with apple blossoms
and cut flowers and pleasant music
made the afternoon pass happily.
On Thursday afternoon Mrs. Ranft
entertained at her home in East
Front street. The decorations We're
artistic and effective and the recep-
tion was one Of the most brilliant
events Of the summer.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
Hotel Arrivals.

At the Florence-C. w. Gorham. F. W.
Kirchner. Chicago; George J. Shook,
p. X. Rockwell, Butte: W. NJ. Meek,
Denver: l.. X. Pearson, Portland; F. J.
Davies. William F. Buck, Helena; F.
R. Gump. Highland Falls, N. Y: E. E.
Booth, city.
At the Rankin-Nelson Kunse,
Quartz: n. NJ Chairman, Libby; c. T.
McCutloch. city; J. M. Orton, c. L.
Benanden, Fred Owen, Butte; w. H.
Gorham and wife. Bonita: Johnnie
Beaton, Potomac: John Purtle, Quartz;
NJ. L. Whaley, Stevensville; e. Voss,
OVando; T. c. Cowell, Potomac; Miss
Minnie Dent. Stevensville: James M
Ryan, Hamilton
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A BUSY SESSION.
No Action Was Taken on the Funding
Proposition.

Proposition.
Missoua, June 9.-The county COM
missioners had a long and busy ses-
sion to-day. A proposition from the
Western Loan association of Salt Lake
to bond the sinking fund of the county
on funding proposition was consid-
cred, but no action was taken and un
til the matter shall have been investi-
gated, none will be taken. The scheme
is new one and is of so much i'm
portance that the commissioners are
not willing to enter into any agree
ment of this sort until they have fully
satisfied themselves regarding it.
The Bandmann road proposition was
again considered. Mr.. Bandmann sub
mitted new proposition, which placed
a price of 81, 900 on his road and bridges.
The commissioners thought this too
high and decided not to purchase the
road. The scheme of cutting down the
Marshall grade was also abandoned
after further investiga ton and. the
board decided by vote of two to one
to build a road around the east side of
Mount Jumbo and over the Marshall
grade by an easy rise. This will make
the distance from Missoula to Bonner
about nine and a half miles, instead of
seven as by the toll road. The contract
for this work was let for 81. 200. County
superintendent Hord was granted per-
mission to leave the state for so
days.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
An Unfortunate Week.

Missoula, June 9.-This has been an
unfortunate week for No 8, the west
bound express on the Northern Pacific.
Trouble in the East and heavy busi-
ness have combined against it to make
it late nearly every day this week. On
Tuesday it was six hours behind and
Thursday found it even later than this
Friday it picked up a little. but was
nearly two hours late. The rumor re-
garding new card continues to be
persistently circulated. though no Of
fetal information in this respect is
aNailable.
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H. c. RELF DROWNED.
He Fell From a Rock in the Clark's Fork
River,

River.
Missoula, June 9.-H. c. Relf of the
engineering department of tho North
ern Pacific Railroad company, was
drowned in the Clark's Fork river near
Plains this morning. Mr.. Relf, in
company with Superintendent Russell
and some of the division of engineering
force, had gone down to Plains to look
over a portion of the line that has been
giving some trouble. Several times, on
account of quicksand. this portion Of
the roadbed has sunk so as to stop
all traffic for time. The engineering
and track departments have been
thinking of some means of getting
around this treacherous piece of ground
and the trip this morning was taken
in this connection. The party was
looking the ground over and Mr. Relf
had stepped upon a large rock in the
river, not far from the bank. His
companions. who were looking at the
track, heard him shout, and looking to-
ward the rock where he had been
standing. saw that he had fallen into
| the swift current. His body was seen
| to rise twice and then, before assist
ance could reach him, it disappeared.
| At this hour the body has not been
| recovered. Me- Relf had been i'm the
engineering. service for a long time
| and was assistant to the chief engi-
neer of the division. He was well
| known in Missoula, where he had many
| friends.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
st. Johns Day.

Missoula, June 9.-The citizens Of
Frenchtown have organized a commit
tee to look after a public celebra ton
of st. Johns day. The celebration will
be held June "a, and will be in charge
Of Louis Rocheleau. Albert Marion and
others, who have ample experience in
these matters. Arrangements have
been made for good music and the
regular programme of sports will be
given. The celebration will be at the
usual place in Frenchtown, and 1t will
be free to all. 1t is expected that there
will be an excursion to Frenchtown
from Missoula.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Missoula, June 9.-The present indi-
cations are that the summer natural
science camp of the state university
will be a success. The membership of
the camp viii, as stated in the ar
ticle published in the Standard We'd
nesday, be limited to %. The site Of
the camp on the shore of Flathead lake
is one of 1Ae most attractive spots in
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Mssoula, June 9.-The following have
been filed for record with the county
clerk:
Report of cattle Enthusiastically &
Walsh, 142 head.
Location notice-Nugget placer claim,
Missoula county, one mile west of Car
Ian, George Shupe
Quit claim deed-Malvina Hamet to
Peter S0rrell, 1873 acres in Frenchtown
valley, $3.50.
Warranty deed-Mary Z. Cell and
James r. Cell to Herman Whitelaw,
parcel of land in McWhirk addition,
$500.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
A Suit Filled.

Missoula, June 81. II. Massey ct
uX. have begun suit in the district
court to foreclOse claim against
George Robinson j. NJ. Dixon is the
attorney for the plaintiffs.
In the office of the clerk of the dis
trict court transcript Of judgment
has been fled in the case Of NJ. Flynn
VS.. E. A. Grain.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
Sneak Thieves Work,

MissOula, June "a suit of clothes
was stolen from a dummy at the Bee
Hive store to-day, and as yet no trace
of the thief has been found. A BIZ
cycle was stolen last night and two
others earlier in the week and none
of them have been located aa yet The
sneak thief is getting too numerous
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Western Montana and the facilities Of
fered for investigation in all branches
of natural science are uneXcelled. The
camp is an experiment for Montana.
but the idea has been SO successfully
carried out in the East that it should
become an important feature of the
university work in Montana. Prof. Nj.
j. Elrod of the university faculty Will
have charge of the camp and this in
sures its successful management.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
Piers Went Out.

Missoula, June 9.-Two of the b'g
piers a the new mill of the st. Regis
Milling company on the lower river
went out this morning. All of the
others are standing solidly and no fur
ther damage is feared. The river has
fallen two feet in TWO days.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
4 Naw Sentencel.

AIissoula, June 9.-Justice of the
Peace Hayes to-day sentenced one
vag 10 Is days and one disturber to
20 days. Pat Murray was arrested for
alleged assault, but the complaining
witness James Mills, failed to put in
an appearance and Murray was re-
leased from custody.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Mr.. P. Ketchman of Pike City, Cal,
says: During my brothers late sick
ness from sciatic rheumatism. Cham
berlan's Pain Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him any relief" Many
others have testified to the prompt re-
lief from pain which this liniment af
fOrds. For sale by druggists.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

To people who wear" shoes, the low
prices made on shoes at the Bee Hive
Store is money saving proposition
not to be overlooked.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Salvage sale starts Monday. Wait for
it, Staple goods at 40 and SO cents on
the dollar. Globe store, Main street,
MiSSoula
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10
Three Wheels Stolen.

Missoula. June 9.-The bicycle thief
has been doing a good business in Mis-
soula this week Three wheels have
been taken that have not been recover
ed. Two or three others have been
found where they had been cached
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

She has d complexion like tinted
china cup"
Yes; it's beautiful mug."-Cleyeland
Plain Dea!er
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Bicycle repairing and bicycles on the
installment plan. Morgan g. Wright
tires, 81; inner tubes. 81. ]. l.. Mcbride.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Paper hanging Is cents per double roll
until further notice. L. n. SimOns.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Walla Walla strawberries, the first of
the season. a A. NJ. Stevens & Co.'S.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Automatic reels $3.50 at McHaffie
Bros. Missoula.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

For wall paper, paints and window
glass go to headquarters. Gilbert
Rhodes, Hammond black.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Club dance at Bonner Saturday night.
Stage will leave Rankin hotel at
o'clock and return after the dance.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Don't buy a chainless wheel until
you see the Spinroller. 1t will be here
soon. Bishop & Kern.
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

Stolen from Standard office, a Hib-
bard bicycle, No. 1880. Reward will be
paid for its recovery
The Anaconda standard., 1899-06-10

New shirt waists, boys linen suits
and neVer-rip shoes at the Fair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18
Personals and Briefs.

Mr.. A. S. Burgess, OF Fluvanna county
was on the Tobacco Exchange yesterday
Marshal Morgan Treat hss gone %
Washington on official business.
Among the VISITORS at the Capitol yes.
terday were Judge Asa ID. watkins o.
Farmville, and Major "A. X. Nenable.
Mr.. Barton II. Wise. who has been
quite sick for several days, was reported
as improving yesterday.
Mr. Thomas H. Weimer. engineer OF
Company No. 8. is confined TO his nome
by an attack Of rheumatism.
Mr. Robert Greaner, formerly of Church
Hill. now of Baltimore, Is visiting irlehus
and relatives Of this city
Miss Edith Cooke, Of the University OF
Virginia, is the guest Of MISS rage
Booker. on south Third street
A colored woman named Biddy Daniels
has become insane in the peniDnuary.
She will be sent 10 the Central state
Hospital at Petersburg.
A license was issued by the Clerk OF the
Hastings Court yesterday for the mar
rIage OF John W. Staffan and Annie J.
| Rerrv. daughter Of Francis and Bridget
| Berry The wedding takes place to-day.
The police OF the Third District have
in their possession, awaiting identlica.
ton. a handsome buggy robe. recovered
from a negro and suit of clothes found
| in an alley.
The Richmond College Journal cur
held q meeting Monday night az which
the following papers were read; Mf
burnley Landlord. on the January 10
rum and Mr.. j. r.. Taylor, on ia
Drsyfus Case" Or. Chandler gave an "
! teresting talk on 1.-The Monroe Doc'rlh,'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18

The east-bound passenger train on the
James-Riyer Division Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway was about half an hour
late last night, the delay being caused
by a slide near Buffalo Lithia Springs
A large mass OF earth and loose stones
slipped down onto the track, but ioriu-
nately the avalanche was discovered hy
the Waterman before the passenger train
came though there was margin of only
about twenty minutes. Conductor Whit
taker. the engineer. brakeman baggage
man. the Waterman. and even The news
boy. attacked the pile OF stone and dirt
Such valiant work did Brakeman Philip
s Cooke do with his crowbar that when
the section force and Trainmaster Oeg ar.
rived on the west-bound train the Oh
struction was nearly removed, and In q
few minutes the train passed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18
paInb m Rich mond Roy.

Tho PHILADELPHIA Times says: While
uaiaL pIngham is a Philadelphia, yet
ho e. NJ southern birth. his boyish powers
f-st budding in the city OF Richmond,
Nc where he was born, and where his
father was engaged in business. IT IL
the custom of the public schools or the
South-it certainly was, az least twenty
wears ago--to have concerts or some spe-
Clos OF entertainment every Friday after
,,oor the performers being the scholars
paInh Bingham was n pupil. years OF
age IN the Bethel Public School-that
Vas IN fs76-and he was called upon to
narticinate in the festivities. His father
ana mother. being passionately fond OF
the theatre. and that taste being inherit
cd nv their boy, took a great delight In
,nstructing him In Rotations, not OF the
ordinary school infant character, such as
.sAfary Had Little Lamb" "Casabian-
ca''-you all remember Casabianca. 1.-The
how stood on the burning deck" you
know. Instead OF these customary elocu-
tionary ebullitlons that school-children
give with nasal twang and hating ges-
tire the Bingham kid was taught such
| heroic addresses as Patrick Henry's Ad-
| dress Before the Richmond Convention
.Daniel Webster's Reply TO Hayne,
| ..Robert Emmett's Defence" and so on
| The elder Bingham AT home would reclu
these with dramatic effect, ana me 10
beside him would go TO the schooi-hous
entertainment, and 10 the surprise OF tn
auditors. not aware OF his instruction
repeat every word his father had uttered
and DO Il with the same dramatic ges
ture and passionate utterance. This sol
OF thing became talked about in Rief
mond until finally large crowds tina
could not be admitted attended the FIR
day afternoon entertainments of Beth
school. The parents. delighted with u
child's success. next attired him In var
ous costumes. and he appeared heto,
: his fellow-school children In typical DO
, traitures. such as limitations or "Biil,
I | Emerson.
= Aho,lt this time there came TO Ric
!, mond a public entertainer. boy about
: years OF age. named j. Harry Shanno
and enjoying the sobriquet OF The b
y Orator" and he appealed to public .
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18


uoebesmer. Richmond; l.. r. warren ""
slnia.- ST. James. ,,n,o,. r.. Bray,
Norfolk WIZARDS. ,,o., virginia. is
David o'connell. OF West Virgins" :
az 'hs p,ss Of Pitisylvania county va
Is al s"S wn,,ame a. w. wcddeli. R'cn'
m ., r. G. Biackford. LyneheuIRs' Vs. s.
Wallace and wife. Richmond ',,, a. = A.
n.NesIl NorfoIk--The Raleigh ,ner.
" Taylor, Jr.. Observation-Disclosures
'I isaac Kiisore has been apprentice ek
fourth-class postmaster at ttees,"s pb Inns
enson county. Va. vice Jonh T. "'''
resigned. lam commits.
Ia O fourth-class postmaster at Deia
n,ane Wa money-order ONCE I'll"
Jackson Bait. at HInckle' va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18

Coasting over n Frozen Miii-f"""-
The Ice Broke.

SCRANTON, PA, January H'-flVe
small boys met death in a drowning a.,
c,dent to-day at South Gibson a smaN
country hamlet near Foster susquehan-
no county. They were Merritt Rodgers
son Of DIR. w. Rodgers; Gaylord Pritcn-
ard law Trip, Willie Holmes, and Myr n
lie Howell. Their ages were from 10 ~
After the morning school session the
bovs mentioned. and another boy got on
q bic sled and coasted on the road dowh
a short. steep hill. on the foot OF wh i,si
IS a mill-pond. a thaw had weaNe"e 90 w.. III
ice and II broke under the weight Oh the
sled which was going at great speed.
the sled and all but one of the boys shot
under the ice several rods. Large boys
labored vigorously in efforts 10 rescue
ana resuscitate the victims. but the
bodies were far out from shore and under
the ice. Late this evening only 1our
bodies had been recovered.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1899-01-18

-. % uhom State lands may Dc s''"
subiect to the stamp tax. .o,u,re 10 be
.,'s,racts of title do not requ'ie "
stamped ..sr what the date.
ia not be admitted 10 &c -
Ia, presented on or after jury - a,,sJ the
,sss there is attached anu
nroper revenue stamp. u,s.,stion In
In cases where the consul cons, .,a,,,s of the
deed is nominal. the ac'u 's Govern the
nronertv conveyed shouiu
propsnv ~ tho stamp required.
a. 90 an assIznment Of a mortgages .ne ~
vi a" an the amount remaining VII
70 "a - the mortgage unsigned
Tha ordinary notary's Jurat 10 "o'
ouired to be stamped .x. dunl;cate.
urbcra leases are executed III uuPN 49,
.hat both are originals, born are
',,rad IN be stamped; but II there oe oe'
80 original copies thereon are ho'
ouired to be stamped ..S.,so mr.
~ a receipt contains any phrase ~.
| clause that can be construed as 80
tract for the hire, use. or rent ~ .,,ov
| said. In such cases the receipt ard
something more than pare .e's az, ,snor
| should be stamped accordlns " rent
racs,nt 10 an existing lease. duly eAe
a.-,od uil, not be construed as he"
lease. - +aXahIe
Teases which are assigned are taAaoie
- ,ho basis cf the term assigned.
Iand,ord and tenant agreements iet'.s
,ronartv nv the month are taxable at vi.
rate of % cents as leases TOT less peiioe
Than one year; II the tenancy coh',,,us.
for a longer period than one year, .nel'
is no additional tax imposed on the III
| strument :,
powers Of attorney executed ABROAD an
used I'm this country require stamp.
powers OF attorney executed In I'M
country for use abroad do not require
stamp. .o.,,oa cor
where Judgment notes, soicalied. COZ
tain a clause authorizing any attorhe
Of law 10 confess judgment In tavor {
tho holder OF the note, such authoriZauo
&C. held TO be a power OF attorney All
,oxshle as such in addition TO the tax r
ouired on the judgment note as pEomi
sorry note. NJ, -, =,
powers of attorney executed on u
.aoL ~ etocl< certificates used In come
ZION with transfer OF shares require 10
slammed in addition TO the tax on iran
fer OF stock. ,rors,
powers of attorney TO sell or transl
: Government bonds are taxaoie.
n power Of attorney contained IN pieu
n ~ collateral securities requires no STAN
. where there is a pledge of properly =
commanding any promissory note VIM
" nledge is subject to stamp tax uhu
- Schedule A. this stamp tax must De pa
Notwithstanding the fact that stamp
- also required on the note connected vi