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500 Reward sIOO.

The readers Of this paper will bs
pleased 20 learn shat there is at least
one dreadful disease thai science ha.
been able tO cure in all its stages. and
that Is gatarrh Halls Catarrb Cure /.
the Ouly positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh ,eipg
constitutional disease. REQUIRES a
constitutional treltmeut Halps ca.
tarrh Cure Is taken internally. acting
directly upon tho blood aud mucous
surfaces Of the system. thereby dc.
stror ring the foundation Of the disease.
aud giving tbC patient strength by
buld'u0 up thc constitution and as.
sistiug nature in doing Iit work The
pr'pri"t0rs have s2 much fIitn in lts
curative powers. that they offer one
hundred DJIiar- for anv case that 10
iaIIs 10 cure. Send for ast of Ts,ti.
m3uiaIs.
Address, F.J CHENEY e. CO.. To.
lcdo O
Sold bv Druygiets. 1Jc
Halls Family Pills are Cine best.
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BIGGEST MORTGAGES
EYER PLACED ON RECORD IN
THIS STATE.
Jhey Are For $3.50, 900, 600 and Re-
quire $4,000 Worth OF Documen.
tary Stamps.

Parkorsburg Sentinel.
Two big mortgages we're filed FOR
record at the county clerks Office this
morning by d representative Of the y.
g. O. Il x 20.
These two instruments were by far
the largest that were ever Bled for
record ~ that Office. and for that rea-
son were Of more than ordinary in.
tercst.
These mortgages we're from The Bal
timore s. Ohio Railroad Company 10
the Mercantile Trust Company Of Ne W
York and they aggregate $40 OOo 900
The Sentinel was present az the
Clerks onice when the papers were
fled Tor record and was shown the
original mortgages They contain
about 100 900 words and ON one there
arc pasted 75J documentary stamps OF
80 each and the other contains $50 OF
the same denomination. aggrcgatinQ
$4,000 worth of revenue to- tUc govern
mont Tor the stamps alone. The clerk
makes his return or affidavit on the
orig mails and t"o exact copies To- book
form. are LEFT for record
These mortgages arc being placed
ON record Zoo all the countic- jn the
states through which tbc roai passes.
rbc fee for rceprdttiyu in each county
n MARYLAND wa, ~. as they had Co
oe aOstr+ctei The Zee for recordation
lu each eounty of West virgiata is slO4
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West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule.

No. leaves Kiurwood 40 G:S0a. fn and are
riycs at TunneItou at 2 90 connecting Will, NO.
W. g.. and $50. east
Returning. leaves Tunoc-ton at 8 30 "a m. and
arrives ut Kingwood at 8 2Da.m
No. leaves Kiurwood az / 50 o. M. and ar
rives at Tuuneltou at 2rO, connecting with 80.
fGand so ~ east fast train and accomrnoda
ton aud 80. west
Fotnr1ing. leave Tu1ueiton re so and n.y..
rives at kingwopd 40 5 90 %. m.
Trains dolly, except sunday.
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DeTag'S SolilOQuy.

"'n'
N"r'her us better TO keep tie o.d .hip
"l''"e'
E "S' '' 'h' '"tton Of Manila tav,
" mere en- y ne Iowa and peace.
- i'''l S",'1S
i'''N'' 900 hr easy cradle of The dee,
"r h'mTN"ri he. whero alt lnc pee. le
vow
''' no' a thng'et wal! they do To me 4,
y cni.l OF dircst apprehension starts
o. % INV scalp ant shimmers 10 NV toes.
An" ,hen collects itself and wigglcS
back
Along my linbN aud spinal column ull
'"e latter erNt"hile os the strongest
steel
"'c'.'eN cut "a piece o. ruSber hose
"'e' ''nect mat I'M that old home
'"un'
"''ch :" 'h'ushtleNs chose a. a place
oI 1irih'
the ""o'e darned push is laying for
me- teat
"n showing me how great man lie
" creams l see enthusiastic crowds
""h"'u on the piers and on the ware
mouse tops
an" eve" PercHed on telegraphic poes
ana 'uoocrnecEing till II beats the
o'"d
" ne" tue olympia lets her mud-hook
60
Ana comes to anchor in the murky
stream
Can near the big guns roar u "Howdy
do F"
And whistles screaming out "Ah there :
ola son
ana nam mers banging at responding
oeIls'
And all tho people prosecuting lungs
Above their whooping limit, till the din
Awakes me in cold, Bostonian sweat
Aud there lie curled in my bunk and
see
The banquet tableK-huudred dollars
per plate
an '""s" win the culinary stuff
on "h'ch the nightmares feed, and
7P"'Ni'hS wines
''- 'N - - """'"" O"aV
sec myself ccmDclled ia helpless sit
Ana hammer back the rising bushes
while
Men, WiHe1nNpired and blessed with
g'i' OF @a9,
Zen me IN Iofty speeches they've
.Nou$n ~ up
- l"' "i 'hluSa know rs we'll as they
an" '"'" '"o women can feel my
""'F
'e' "' o" en-" ana dance IN frenzied
''''
~ 'n S'n"tl'n can see
i"e'n AIhnul"R round with lips in
S'"'"'"H O""cneu'
'''" HP"I''"9 WIN Ihe'r smiles Tor
"Pe"'hS
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NATIONAL NEWS NOTES.
A New Speaker Of the House Has
Been Agreed UpCn. But Still Reed
Is Worrying the Administration.
llanna's Humbuggrry and Bryan y
Bust



When tho lulorucrs which wore
brourbt 90 bear iu his favor were cun
sidcieA, the cp~r with WHICH }trnI,r.
~on. ot iowa. luoc',ed ONT uIl the othce
candidates for Sp,al,cr aud mnd, ni.
own election certain has nothing
wonderful about &C. II was "a siu,ulo
en'r "t cause uui effect. Tho pylrc'..
"'' factor iu H.- >pcrov ,ucr,,. ,ya~
the ttp gj.vu ont by tbeulmiujs'rn,ion
i'm his favor. That tip was q litu, bit
puzs tug at dr,t because il had be.n
uudor~tpod THAT tn. administration
was rather iucunsi O.. lavur Sherman
when Reeds retirement first became
known. There wore several reasons
for the transfer OF the favor of the adj
mlnistratiun from sherman to Hcudcr-
son. MIR. Mckiulcy Nas Jealous of the
influence that Tom Reed would have
with sherman, wished TO inlv the
West 10y aiding IL TO capture the Sneak
ership, and was most anxious. of all. TO
put IA mau in the > pealtcr's chair who
could not become a candidate for Pres
ident- heuderson's birthplace was
Scotland The great personal popular.
lty OF Henderson made H. easier TO en-
R'heer the stlmpCde 10 him than ii
would have been TO any other man
who yas pnm.d ,s.,,.,;,,, vn'',
80 ''''"'""'S' WINE
'"'' !" N'"R' eSS Is stronger parti-
san than Dave" Henderson, no man in
Congress has fever personal enemies
than he. What his policy wiz be as
ope" ker Is yet to Toe ascertained As
mcmb Der Of Reeds committee ON rules
he always helped to carry o,t Tim p..,.i
programme.
7
"'">' interesting oIt OF poItticaI
gossip OF the week is that i'm addition
TO prnctic.ng law i'm Now York. Mr.
Reed iutrnds Il, ,ct.,iul,;
." vac
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IN All discussions that viii give him
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WEST BoUND

No - fast train west ip the cre,t,, ,.;if
stou ~ Iun"citou tor pn--euk m going a. far
as FH.rmOnt or Clark -hurg
Nos ~ aud arc the regllar accommodations
gning west aud stop at all stations Of or
trains 90 not stop
Trains marke 3. stop roglmriy. and trains
p,drNst r, are hig stations. Other trains Il 90 not
btoP J VI .cHHYvFW.
d. d. MAi,rIN, MANAGER Passenger Irafro.
A.. BpsAFfELD, Ng.t 40 TunneItuu.
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J.. NJ. Eastland; 2 p. m, u financial
system. (a) The relation of our a
cial system as Ii relates to the bene-
volences OF the church, John Hosking;
tb) the relation of our financial system
as il relates to the pastors salary, Lo-
gan Mcdonald: paper on the transient
and permanent In Methodism, w. T.
Custer: paper on the development OF
the missionary idea on our charges, II.
S. Taft; paper on how to reach the
masses. +. s. Clemo.
Wednesday night. G. III. Feese to pre-
side-Missionary rally. j. l.. Albritton
and DIR. Thomas VanScoy.
Thursday, 3 a. m.-Devotional meet
ing. led by James Opie; $3.50. organiza-
ton of the District Epworth league; re-
ports from the chapters. Mrs. II. o.
Sisson: 1890, helps and hindrances "a
league work. Miss Burt: IL. the mercy
and help department, y. w. Haynes;
1880. the literary department, j. A.
Smith: Importance OF open air services
J.. A. Martin.
Thursday, 1890 p. m.-Devotional meet
ing. led by j. H. Smith; 2 p. m. Junior
League work, Mrs. Kent: reports from
Junior League chapters, Miss Foreman
the ideal Junior League president, Mrs
Rule: 3 p. m, Montana Wesleyan uni
versity. Hon. j. f. Richards. Thomas
NanScoy: paper on the Importance OF
UNCONVENTIONAL schools. j. l.. Albriton'
the duty of the Epworth League to the
Montana Wesleyan university, c. ID
Crouch; paper pm the revival and tht
league. A. w. Roberts.
Thursday night, j. T. NJ. Stephens e
preside-Epworth league rally, speak
ers. w. II. Hiff and w. T. custer.
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valuable disinfecting n sanitary
agent. tending rather to promote than
injure the general health of the com
munity. have no hesitation in ex-
pressing my own belief that with the
Tues described in working order h
city OF Butte and the county of Silver
Bow would be practically and forever
rid of the sulphur curse and am sure
that i'm this way IL can be accom-
plished without fear of injury or detri-
ment to other localities"
Mr.. Harper was asked n Few days
ago whether he had anything To change
or modify as to his views expressed In
the above report. He replied:
Il can add but little to what ! re-
ported formerly i'm this matter. ! be-
lieve that the only practical method or
abating the sulphur fumes perceptibly
is by means Of nues that will carry
them far enough and high enough n
so distribute them that they are diluted
and comparatively harmless III they
should be borne back upon the city. IL
may be found that my estimates or
cost should be Increased somewhat. w
ing to the increased tonnage OF ore De-
ing worked. and the better assurance
we now have that this increase Is likely
to continue for some time to come. but
after increasing my estimated cost as
present conditions may warrant, l
think IL can still be shown that IL the
real estate interest were charged WIN
the entire burden II could pay a low
rate of interest and pay the debt In less
than 20 years in enhanced values OF
property alone. I do not regard II as
fair or good policy that any single In
terest should bear the entire cost OF the
work. for all will be greatly benefited.
A. II. Wethey. In a recent CONVERSE
tion with a Standard reporter, declared
the nue scheme to be too expensive TO
be practical. After the fiues were con-
structed he doubted whether there
would be much Improvement. He said
that the double fiue proposition of Mr..
Harper would insure Butte having some
smoke all the time. A wind from the
east. while blowing away the smoke
from the stack on Grassy butte, would
blow the smoke from the stack on the
main range right into the city; while
a wind from the southwest or west
while blowing away the smoke from tins
eastern stack, would blow the smoke
from the western stack right into tbs
city. He did not consider that a stack
on the Grassy or Timbered butte for
the Butte Reduction Works and tbs
Colorado smelter would be Of any ser.
vice whatever. This hill, he c~ontended
is not high enough To be of use In get
ting rid Of the smoke. for its top Il
much lower than most of the city anc
the smoke would come right back Int
town. To construct a iue from th'
reduction works and the Colorado
smelter to the east ridge would involve
a ruinous expense.
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Enormously Successful.

DIR. Dogge is the only specialist for
private diseases in Butte. in which his
unusual success has won him a most
enviable reputation throughout this
section. Hundreds of people here IN
Butte and in the state are loud in their
praises. not only of his success in his
treatment, but also in his moderate
charges.
The doctor also cures all forms OF Ca
tarrhal diseases at s. per month, includ-
ing all medicines free.
DIR. Dogge has one of the largest and
latest improved X-Ray n illuminat-
ing Instruments. his being used to make
a perfect diagnosis. He never fails TO
discover the cause Of ailment, and then
successful treatment is comparatively
easy. 1t Is his generous dealing with
the patient and his unfailing success In
treating diseases hat has crowded DIR.
Dogge's Office. No. 20 North Main
street. almost since the days h doors
We're ODen.
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BUTTE News.
A IHREE-DAYS' SESSION
Methodists Will Meet at the
Mountain View.
EPWORTH LEAGUE PLANS
The Principal Object OF the Meeting-An
Extensive Programme Has Been
Arranged for the
Occasion.
EPWORTH LEAGUE PLANS

The Methodists of the state will hold
a three days session Jan. "a, 20 and
26, in the Mountain View church of this
city. Extensive preparations are being
made for a grand, rally of the preach
ers, laymen and other members of the
church. An extensive programme has
been arranged, which will include re-
ports from the. several districts in the
state. A large number of papers will be
read by men and women who know
much about the subjects assigned TO
them.
The principal object of the meeting is
to consider the plan OF organizHg a
district Epworth league. Presiding
Elder w. w. Van Orsdel has written
an open letter to the pastors and Ep-
worth league presidents as follows:
I'm order to lay the foundation well
for future success, n the upbuilding OF
our beloved Methodism. IL will be neces-
sary for as many as possible to be in at
tendance at our coming convention and
association TO be held in Butte. begin
ming jan. "a. 1899, at which time the
district league is to be rganize Elect
delegates from your league upon the
same basis as for the state league. and
be sure to elect those who can and will
attend, for IL will certainly be for the
glory of God and fortthe coming or His
Kingdom that we have a successful or
ganization at that time"
Following Is the programme, and II
will be seen that many prominent d.
vines of the state are to participate:
Tuesday. Jan. "a, 1 p. m. Devotional
meeting. led by w. w. Van Orsdel. fol
lowed by organization and appointment
of committees Report Of presiding
lder.
I'D. m.-Paper on the holy spirit. ]
T.. NJ. Stephens: ~revivals, revivalists anc
reactions, J.. j. McAflister: h necessity
of doctrinal preaching. ]. A. Martin
the Importance of utilizing the loca
preachers, q. W. Jenkins; h necesslt,
of a conference paper. A. ID. Raleigh. ID
ID. Short discussions after each paper.
Tuesday night, John Hosking to pre-
side-Sermon. z. NJ. Digger. followec
by pentecostal service.
wednesday. 8 a. m.-Devotional meet
ing, led by ]. r. Forbes. $50 O'Clock
Reports from Sabbath schools on tn
district. A. +. Bruce; paper on the idea
Sabbath school. Mr.. Ripath; paper OF
the ideal Sabbath school teacher. w. X
Conner: paper on the primary depart
ment in the Sabbath school. Mrs. b
Hastings: paper on n essential rae
tors in the spiritual life. G. II. Feese
paper on the ideal class leader. X. An
drews: paper on how 10 organize on
work on a new charge. A II. Morton
paper on the kind of preaching neces
sary for the times. II. NJ. Cravens. Shor
discussions after each paper.
40 d. m.-Devotional meeting, led o.
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e FLUE. L

lotdl tOSl tdSltln Sfoo,
Total cost both $500, 4s5
Nothing has been included i'm the
above estimates for securing rights-of-
way, for the settlement OF contentious
or for legal advice OF any character, but
suppose these incidental n unantici-
pated expenses hould increase the to-
tai cost to $500. 900. IL is still falling con-
siderably below the amount l had here
tofore named in my own mind as the
probable cost of efficient fiues for this
district. / am aware that scoo. 600 is a
large amount to raise on short notice. no
matter how prosperous it's business re-
lations may be, Inc / would gladly well
come any plan by which we might avoid
this expense did / consider Ii possible to
do so. but the conditions prevailing for
a few weeks past have convinced me
that the very life. existence and pros
perity of Butte depends upon her pep
PIE mitigating at leas. this intolerable
smoke nuisance, and IL the erection OF
fiues be the only efficient method of do
ing this, the sooner her people
to assume this burden the better for
them. Whether or not the enterprise
will pay in dollars and cents. / think.
should be a secondary consideration. for
Under the conditions now existing both
the health and life of our people are
jeopardized by this intolerable nuisance.
/ believe. however. that the enterprise
when calculated upon a basis of say 20
or 80 years will be found profitable
when examined with reference to its
merits In this particular. Let us as
sumo that the total expense OF efficient
| fues shall be $3.50. 900 and that our real
| estate assessment will be SIS. 900. 900.
both being within reasonable limits. I
am sure. Now. l think that a conserva-
tive estimate woul place the increase
in values upon real estate. were the
town rid of these fumes. at no less han
20 per cent. But let us assume that the
Increase In value be but one-half of this
amount. or 10 per cent. upon ST.. 0o0.-
900. and We have 81. 500.0 900 in enhanced
/ property values alone. or double the
amount required to construct our flues.
do you feel that i am too sanguine
in IN statement here presented? Are
there any of you who feel that real es-
tate values in Butte would not be en-
hanced at least ive per cent? 1t seems
to me that at this absurdly low esti-
mate IL would still pay our people 20
build the fue, though our real estate
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TOO MUCH MORPHINE.
DIR. Laurin In Jail ON the Charge of
Insanity.

DIR. Laurin. a young physician with
a good education and pleasing address,
is in Jail charged with insanity. His
il a case OF too much morphine. "A
few years ago he was on the high road
{ fame and prosperity. He contracted
the terrible morphine habit, and unless
radica measures be taken. the young
man may become a complete wreck.
Il is believed that his maladyr can be
cured. He has served time in the asy-
lum and will probably be sent there
again. He was arrested Friday night
and charged with being drunk. Yes
terday morning the charge was changed
TO insanity. His hallucination is not
set. but ne imagines that he is a very
happy man and at one time he thought
tina he was Jailer Boyle. but Boyle
would not have IL that way.
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The Newsboy.' Heme.

The Newsboys' Home Is now nearly
ready for occupation. and any poor
bootblack or newsboy who has no home
can apply for his lodgings at No g
West Quartz street. Manager sampson
thanks all the leading bankers and
business men of the city for the con-
tributions and also the different unions
for their kindness I'm assisting To tx up
the house. Any one wishing to call to
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Butte. Mont. Dec. so. 1S9s.-Mr. w. F.
Rudolph. Superintendent Pacific Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, Butte,
Nont-Dear Sir: I nave this day re-
ceived check No. LIZA from your COM
pany in full settlement on policy No.
1925. on the life Of my husband. John
Il. Nolan. who was insured in your
on April l. 1883. and for
which accept my many thanks Tor us
prompt and Immediate settlement. as
the company was not notified until Dec.
20. and they issued check Dec. q. 80
again | thank you and h company
for same and l can cheerfully recon-
mend your company 10 all seekers ~
insurance for it's honesty and prompt
ness. | remain. yOurs very truly, So
phia Nolan.
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Couldn't Appear.

The ease OF the state against Joe
Maxi and Joe ~Janeksela. charged with
assaulting Con Maxi with a knife. was
to have been heard yesterday In JUS
tice Laurandeau's court Owing 10 the
inability Of Con Maxi. the prosecuting
witness. TO appear. the ease was con-
tinued Till the 9Th OF January. Aak1's
physician certified that the mans
wounds were such as 10 prevent his APP
pearance in court at this time.
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Filled.

The county attorney yesterday flied
informations against hv young BOYS
arrested Friday. charging them with
burglary. Last Saturday night a Park
street junk shop was burgiartzed ana
a lot OF cheap watches stolen Captain
Dawson n Oficer Harrington arrest
ed Frank Gallagher. Gene Thornton.
Frank Baum. George Watch and Dan
Lewis. the latter colored. Six OF the
watches~have been recovered
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see the place will be welcome. and if
any one has any spare bed clothes they
would be gladly received The boys
will eat at the home. where they will
have the latest books and maya
zines.
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Conway VIII skate.

]. T. Conway does hereby accept the
challenge Of A. Deloney to skate for the
one mile championship of h state Of
Montana under the rules of the pursuit
start. Race to be skated at the Butte
ice rink Jan 10, 1893.
J. T. CONWAY.
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There is no good reason why all
should be painters. but there is a good
reason why all painters should use the
right kin of material. such as is old
by Schatzlein Paint Co, IA w. Broad
way.
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Mrs. William Price. aged % years.
died yesterday at her late residence.
No. % East n n avenue, from
where the funeral will take place Tues
day, Jan. 3. at l y. m.
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James Dolan. aged IS years. died yes
terday. The funeral will take place
Tuesday, Jan. 3, at 2 y. m
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Butte hive No. p. Ladies of Macca-
bees. will give their anniversary ball at
Renshaw hall Monday evening, Jan. .
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exact figures until something more has
been determined concerning the capa-
city and style of fiue required, / present
the following as a close approximation,
remarking that the fiue dimensions
given are intended as an indication of
their assumed capacity for the purposes
of this estimate and are not intended
to represent finished PROPORTIONS.