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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

Dojrzewa owoc lez -
Juz bliski below kres,
Jekow j lkah -
Z1ziwiony siucha wrog,
q mad grobu VIOLA Bog:
kazarzu wstah!
Pochwalne hymny nuc,
Spowioia grobow zrzu6,
Swiadectwo zioz;
he jest ma niebie Pan,
Ze wszelki Lol mu znan,
les wezwan juz.
Patrz jaki W ko{o div,
Zss westchnai, zes juz zyw,
kazarzu moi
Toz jam obieoal OF,
he przyjda below dni,
re smierclf Dol.
Mowiiem do twych usz,
Harf d. wiekiem, grzmotem burr
TAX mowi Pan:
Go bolom stawia kres,
Co liczy krople lez
I ilosG rau.
Powstales jakos psdi,
A wrog pred toba zblad} -
! dai ci czes6.
Swiety go przejai srom,
Pokionii sic twym izom;
Ocz ME smia} wzniesGl
Zawstydzii sic swych s~trzai,
Bos z naga piersia wsta},
A miecz twoj - jek;
/ tax sic spelni{ cud,
1 stopnia} lodow lud,
w fez morze zmiek{.
Bezboznycb zdsla rzesz,
Mowiiem: wierz! o wierzl
Jam stworzyi swisti
Jam ci odebrai deob,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
Wydzia1 Oswiaty.

Sedziowie wybrani do rozstrzyg,
Nicola ostatniego konkursu rozpisa.
nego przez Wydzia} Oswiaty zakoh
czyli swe czynnosci. Ma mooy ich
sprawozdania Wydzial Oswiaty ma
ostatriem posiedzeniu postanowi},
zadnej z nades}anych prao ME udzie
lie nagrody.
Ma skutek rekomendacji sedziow
uohwalono przyznac piracy podpi.
sanej pseudonimem: nPrawdzic'
w%zmianke pochwalna.
Wszystkich prac nadesiano ma
konkurs ostatni B., a mianowicie:
y Prawdzic. p Eugeniusz. 81
Kto? m%niejsza o to. ~ u Perth Am
boy. 81 Koperta zawiera nazwisko
adres autora.
Sad konkursu ME m6gl przyznsG
nagrody piracy zadnej przedewszyst
klein dlatego, re wszystkie prace "a
ma}o trzymaly sic tematu, kt6ry
by}: Obowiazki Polaka jake o6y-
soatela Stsnow Zjednoczonych.
Piracy Nc. l ,,Prawdzic', ktorej
przyznano wzmianke ~pochwalna,
ME MONA bylo przyznac nagrody
dlatego, ze zbyt maio zajeia sic roz
p%atrzeniem w}asciwego tematu, a zbyt
wiele poswiecila uwsg kwestjom
tematem Ii tylko ma}y zwiazek
majacym. lime prace r6wniez punk.
tow ~g}ownych, zasadniczych, unika{y
prawie, zlekka Ii tylko poruszajac
temat. Zwracamy uwage, re cd
prac konkursowych wymaga sic,
pewnego planu, logicznej budowy,
postswienia pewnych w~nioskow. ar.
gumentaoji tyohze i zaznaozenia wy.
nik0w, a g}ownie soislego trzymania
sic tematu. SLOW DUO, frazesow
ME wiazacych sic z soba, a podanych
" chaotycznym porzadku, IN kac ma
ley.
Wobec tego rezultatu konkursu !
wobec waznosci temstu, jak row.
niez maJao ] to ma wzgledzie, ze Kill.
ka z prac Dadeslanych, gdyby byly
opracowane %staranniej, odpowiedzia-
ioby moze wymaganiom naszym;
Wydzial Oswiaty postanowi} og{osic
nowy koDkurs, dajao tenze sam to-.
mat.
,,Jakie 50 obowiazki polska, jake
obywstela Stanow Zjedn."
Ola zschecenia do brania udzialu
W konkursie, Wydzial Oswiaty usta
nowii trey nagrody:
Pierwsza 80 dolar0w.
Druga Is dolarow.
Trzecia 10 dolarow.
Termin nadsyiania prac do l maja
1899 r.
Wszyscy ci autorzy, ktorzy nsdes.
lali praoe ma ostatni konkurs, prosze-
nj 50 przez Wydzial Oswiaty o wzie-
Gle udziaiu W nowym konkursie. Co
sic tyczy prac nadesianyoh, to tsko-
we moga bye zwrocone W kazdym
ozasie.
Jan j. Chrzdnocski,
sekretarz Wydziaiu Oswiaty.
102-104 w. Division str, Chicago.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

nowicie, gdzie sic to jus daao zrobie,
zaprowadsono jezyk urzedowy an
gielski ] lynn sic posauguja cz3onko.
vie ma posiedzeniaoh, DO korespon-
denote /. ,wysokim" dworem, ksiaa-
XII ftp. oddawna, wszed.ie W jezyku
angielskim 50 prowadzone.
Jak widzimy, organizacja ia vie
oej, anizeli kt6rakolwiek lima, szko-
dy ~wyrzadza emigracji polskiej W
Ameryce. Szkoda ia polega nietyl-
ko ma odciaganiu czlonk6w cd orga.
nizaoyj polskich, ale takae ma wyna-
radawianiu stopniowem ca}ych iowa
rzystw, kt6re wlasnie twierdzami
Polskosci bye powinny.
2 tego punktu wid.enia wyoho.
dzac, naleay jua ME tylko potepiat
w~stepowanie do ,,dwor6w", ale pre-
ciwdzia}ac mu srodkami jake many
pod reks.
Poniewaz wielka liczba niewiast
wstepuje do ndwor6w'', n~aletaloby
Przeto pomyslec, ale ma serjo, mad Ia
io1enien organizacji Z posmiertnem
ola kobiet. Moznaby dwie nawet
zalozyc, jedna kosoielna, obok Zjed.
noozenia, druga cywilns narodowa
obok Zwiazku. Zjednoozenie ma ma
wet jut COS podobnego, DO tam aony
ozlonk6w 50 asekurowane osobno.
N~aleza}oby przeto oddzielit je tylko
wiecej j potworzyc osobne grupy z
prawem wstepu ola dziewic i widow.
Dwie nawet korzysoi osiegsoby sic
W Ten sposob, DO odwr6oi}oby oozy
cd organizacyj miedzynarodowych i
stworzylo wlasna, Z kt6rej badz 90
badz chooiat jake takie korzysoi
wychodz&wo polskie W Ameryce by
odniosio.
Zwiazek Narodowy kobiet W or
ganizacji swej ME uwzglednia; dale
natomiast " razie smierci tony cz}on-
ka zalicake W kwocie $500, kt6ra
nsstepnie cd sunny posmiertnej 3D.
ciagana bywa.
Jest to system bardzo p~ierwotny i
dis we wszystkioh wiekszych orga-
nizacjach zaniecbany - jake ME-
praktyczny. Zwiszek predzej ozy
p6zniej system ten porzucic bedzis
musial, a i'm PREDICT sic to stanie,
tenn lepiej ola niego.
Bye mo.e, re da sic to przeprowa.
dzit nawet ma przysz}ym sejmie. Po-
wrooimy pozniej do tel sprawy, by
ia obszerniej omowic. Ma teraz
niechdj aoystarcsy aczmianka. Se gdy-
by prey Z,oiqzku ut,oorzono osobnq
organizdcje Ola kobiet sprdwem u
bezpiecznia tycLEe ma sunny doaool.
ne z1po6iegfoby sic 70 ten spos66
roWniez aostepo,odniu do ,dror6,o".
Z"iq=ek Narodoaoy przepro,oadze-
MEM tejSe uch~oty poStacif6y bar
do tatrym sposo5em poteznq orga,
nizacie niepiost po'stich. Rczqcq od
rdzu Z jake 10 900 tztonk6D 1 mo-
gqcq prey dobrcj ,ooi ola sprdpy
poiskiej olbrzymie oddIG ustugi.
Jeszcze jeden jest pow6d ola kto-
rego mnoza sic pomiedzy polakami
,,dwory" jak grzyby pc deszczu. Otto
organizacja ia wyp1aca temu, kt6ry
zorganizuje nowy dwor W sile % no.
wych czloDkow, premie W sumie s25.
Wydaje sic to dosyc szorstkiem, "a
nadto kupieckiem, ale gdy chodzi o
konkurencje, gdy idzie o s~kupienie
zywiolu polskiego W polskich orga-
nizacjach i o wydzieranie GO obcym,
moznaby j tego popr6bowac srodka.
DUO pomiedzy Mani jest jednostek
obaarzonych zdolnosciami ~orgauiza-
torskiemi, dowodem chocby owe licz-
ne dwory, zorganizowane przez po-
lakow; premia pobudzaiaby ich do
czynu. Me by}oby to zadna zdroz-
noscia, ale dobrze nawet zasiuzona
nagroda "a prace.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

ZmaHy W zeszlym tygodniu bis
kup ~scrantohski, O'Hara, byl ty-
penn oboonarodowego biskupa, ME
rozumiejaoego potrzeb narodu pol
skiego. Irlandozyk z poohodzenia,
popiera} tylko interesy swych roda-
k6w, ola naszych zas byl bezwzgled-
ny j Jimmy. Me div, Re dyecezja
jego byla widownia ciag}ych zabu-
rzeh p~arafjalnych.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

Uwadze naszych weteranow z po-
wstania Styczniowego p~oleoamy IA
stepujaca notatke Kurjera Polskie-
go:
Go s}ychac o projekcie podanym
swego czasu przez ,Zgode" zaloze-
MIA stowarzyszenia weteranow pol
skich, ktorzy brazil udzia} W walkaoh
"a wolnoser Projektu tego zasypiat
by nienalezs}o, DO stowarzyszenie ia
kie ola wielu wzgledow jest nam tu-
tai bardzo potrzebne. Do stowarzy-
szenia wstapic winni wszyscy wete-
rani, bez wzgledu ma to, gdzie miesz-
kaja. Wartoby, ably kilku z mich
mysl te podjeio i dalO poczatek. Pra-
sa nasza W dalszej robocie pomoze, a
ogo} bedzie wiedziai, ilu ma pomie.
dry SODA ludzi, ktor, m sic nalezy
czesc a czasem pomoc, a ilu blsgie-
row, ktorzy zastawisjac sic oddany-
mi uslugami Ojczyzuie, niejednego
W bad wprowsdzaja''.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

u ostatniego numeru buffaloskie.
go pEcha" dowisdujemy sic, re do.
.tychczasowy wydawca tel gszety, p,
Wincenty Wagons. ustepuje re swe.
go stsnowiska.
Echo" nabyla Spoiks Wydawni.
czs. Kto stsnowi te spoke - ME
wiemy. w ks1dym razie ayozymy
nowym nabywcom powodzenia j wy.
trwanis W kierunku, ktorego Echo
by}o organem juz od lat dziesieOiu,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
WIERSZ

Ia czesc % lutego 1851 W Warszawie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23
REDAKToR;
SNfGn Bmszczeaoski.

n.ssrsd ssP O. asChicago, Illinois o. seoond-ciass
matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

w Krakowie umari, przezywszy
lat "a, Juliusz Kossak, slynny ma.
larz polski. Szczegolniej celowa} "
odtwsrzaDiu postsci dzielnych ma.
szych rycerzy ] bohaterow ! " malo-
wsniu koni.
Niemal kazdemu = mas znane 50,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-02-23

Wydawca detroickiej nSwobody",
DR.. ]. I}owiecki, ME mogao dok3adac
do swego dziennika, rkt6ry poohla-
Mai znaczna czesc jego doOhod6w
z praktyki lekarskiej", przela} swe
wydawnictwo do rak wydawoy mil
w~auckiego .Kurjera Polskiego".
Jest to ME wesola nowina, albo-
wien badz 90 badz diva dzienniki
postepowe, to ME jeden. 2 drugiej
jednak strony cieszyc sic nalety, re
,Swoboda"~ polaczona z~osta}a z,,Kur.
Pol" a ME z innem pismem.
nKurjer' zawsze by} pismem po-
stepowem i dzielnym szermierzem "a
prawa ludu polskiego, ozytelnicy
wiec ,,Swobody', Interestingly sic
sprawami narodowemi, mic ma zamia-
ME ME traca.
Przy tel sposobnosoi zyczymy
Kurjerowi dalszego rozwoiu i wy
razamy ~nadzieje, re pomimo usunie-
cia sic z areny dziennikarskiej, sza-
nowny DIR. I}owiecki ME ziozy piora
swego, DO byioby to wielka strata
ola sp~oleczehstwa polskiego W Anne
ryce, tax bardzo potrzebujacego lu.
dri zdolnych j wyksztalconych.
Pod}ug urzedowych danych, Sta
ny Zjedn. ~posiadaja obecnie armje
zsozona z 5S.6O7 ludzi wojsk regu
larnych i 75.S45 - wojsk oohotni-
ozych.
4 wojsk ~regularnych 2S.400 znaj-
duje sic W Stanach Zjedn., 12.507
ma Kubie, l2.706 ma FIlipinach,
4.376 ma Puerto Rico, a 6lS ludzi
stanowi battalion inzenier6w.
Il wojsk ochotniczych 23.4S0
znajduje sic W Stanach Zjedn., 1882
ma Kubie, 16.41l ma F'ilipinach, 2.231
ma Puerto Rico, a 34l W Hawai-.
Tax wiec armja amerykahska liczy
W obecnej chwili razem 134.452 lu-
dzi, z ktorych 51.SS0 przebywa W
kraju, zas s2.572 W kolonjach.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
Boston's Free Bath House.

1.-THE extensive facilities for summer
bathing which have been provided by
Boston are worthy of imitation. The
patronage which the single bath house
now owned by the city has already re-
ceived and the appreciation of it's utility,
which representatives of all elements
in the community have exercised leads
local paper to declare 1.-The time fully
ripe for the establishment of local baths
in various section of the city.
IF this one bath house within a few
weeks of its opening already has rec
ord of an average daily attendance of
between 500 and 600 bathers, running up
to nearly 1000 on certain days, surely
more would be useful, is the argument
Five or six of these baths should be pro-
vided to serve the convenience of all
sections of the city.
"On account of it's combined advan-
tages in promoting al once healthy ply
steal development and wholesome re-
creation, the all-the-year- swim
ming pool should rank as one of the
most important municipal agencies for
the Improvement Of the condition of the
people.
THE adoption of progressive and dis
tinctive municipal policies of the ma
ture of baths and Fairgrounds raises
the reputation and standing of the city,
and tends to bring it's government closer
to the people. apd to promote civil
spirit which will yield valuable results
in many directions"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
CHINOOK NEWS.

Lewis Wilson has purchased 35 tons
OF baled hay from Fl. j. Badger, and
1t is now all delivered. 1t will be used
by Mr.. Wilson for wintering his sheep.
Thomas Dowen has received a tele-
gram stating that his younger brother,
Clare, had been killed at his home N
Fife Lake, Mich, by the overturning
of a load of logs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt Flanagan are
happy over the birth to Mrs. Flanagan
of daughter.
County Surveyor Arnold, who has
been confined to his bed at the Montana
house by an attack of rheuma tism, is
now convalescent and hopes to assume
his duties in short time. He has
been laid up for six weeks.
The series of dances given for tine
purpose of raising money to repair and
improve the town hall of Chinook. have
netteA $50.
Some miscreant has stolen the SUBJ
scription list of the Chinook Opinion.
He must have known just where to
strike the meanest blow at a newspa-
per plant
The Paradise Ditch & Irrigation COM
pany, after about two months work
by 10 teams and men, will finish 1e-
pairing the break in their dam, which
occurred early last summer, some time
this week. The work has been done in
thorough manner, with piing and
rock, and no further trouble is antici-
pated. The board of directors VINO
were elected in September Is composed
of Kit Leonard, foreman; w. G. AL
drich and Henry Winter.
Private advices from Washington re-
port that the secretary of the interior
has affirmed the decision of the COM
missioner of the general land office in
the contest case of John McLaren vs.
John Davy and Albert Davy, inter
venor, in favor of the contestant. This
case was tried four times, appealed
three times to the commissioner, and
then appealed to the secretary The
interests of McLaren were looked after
by John c. Duff. The land is in the
vicinity of Yantic
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
IN LIVINGSTON,

Livingston. Jan. 13.-The home of MI
and Mrs George Hoppe at Gardiner
was the scene of very pretty wedding
Thursday morning, when Rev. J. F.
Pritchard of this city joined in the
holy bonds of matrimony William S.
O'Brien and Florence r. Williams. The
bride is a sister of Mrs. George Hoppe
and the groom is prosperous rancher
in the Tom Miner Basin country. The
happy couple have many friends in the
Upper Yellowstone who wish them a
long and happy welded life.
News was received in this city Thurs
day of the marriage ON that date at the
home of the bride at Neche N D., of
D. ]. Rose and Miss Rebekah Fitzsim-
mons. The groom is well-known resi-
dent of this city and the bride is a
sister of Mrs. VESSEL of this city, with
whom she visited, and made many
friends while here.
Mrs. George A. Ennis. assisted by
her sister Mrs. Mary Ennis, enter
tanned party of friends Tuesday
evening in honor of Miss Mary Nc
Gaffney prior to her departure for Los
Angeles. Cal very enjoyable even
ing was spent in conversation and mu-
sic, followed by very dainty lunch.
At the regular meeting of Mountain
Tent lodge No. l, Knights of the Macca-
bees, held Wednesday evening. the fol-
lo"ilS oHlt6fS were lnSl3Il6d Tor the
ensuing term: Commander, S. NJ Nye
ST.; lieutenant commander, A. c. Da-
Wis; record keeper George w Potter;
finance keeper. S. c. Pierce; chaplain,
c, S. Hefferlin: sergeant. G. F. Leo
pold; master t-arms, d. N. Ely.
Miss Wilhelmina Martin entertained
a party of young friends at her home
on the north side Saturday afternoon,
the occasion being her Eth birthday.
The children enjoyed themselves at
games and other diversions, after
which refreshments were served and
the youthful guests departed for their
homes.
A special election will be held at Aid
ridge on the 21st inst for the purpose
of giving the voters of school district
No, IL an opportunity to vote for on
against special tax of 10 mills on each
dollar of the assessed valuation of thel
property in the district. The AIdride1
school closed about two weeks ago TO |
want of funds but if the special tai
is carried the schools will reopen an
will continue until the amount is ey |
hausted. 1t is a matter of doubt a |
yet. whether a school district with les |
than three trustees can lawfully vol
a special tax for the continuance of til |
schools. |
George M. Winslow has received
letter from his brother in-law, w, |
Church. who is in the Philippines viii
the North Dakota volunteers, enelosis
a photo of his company Mr. Churh
thinks that the Philippines are per
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
When You Have a Bad Gold

You want the best medicine that can
be obtained, and that is Chamberlain
Cough Remedy.
You want remedy that will not only
give quick relief, but effect permanent
cure.
You want a rer@o1-~ that will relieve
the lungs and keep eypectoration easy.
You want remedy that will counter
act any tendency toward pneumonia.
You want a remedy that is pleasant
and safe to take.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the
only medicine in use that meets ~ of
these requirements. This remedy is ia
nous for its cures of bad colds through
out the United States and in many for
eign countries. 1t has many rivals,
but. for the speedy and permanent cure
of bad colds, stands without a peer and
its splendid qualities are everywhere
admired and praised. For sale by drug
gists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
How She Managed 1t.

From the Detroit Free Press.
The telephone bell had tinkled exact
ly 80 seconds previously.
You're wanted at the phone" said
the office boy to Mr.. Jamison, as he
hung up the tube.
Jamison scrowled and walked over
to the instrument. Hello he yelled
into the receiver, and then the lines
around the mouth seftened a bit and
he smiled. Jamison has not been mar
ried more than three. weeks4-three
weeks last Monday to be exact.
The office boy only heard his end
of that wire conversation.
Yes said Jamison into the receiv-
err. What's that? Oh. lunch All
right. I'd kiss you if ] were there
What? You're on the way down?
What? You wish you could come cN-
cry day? No more than / do, dear
What? Over there at the drug store?
Yes, Til go right over
And Jamison hurried into his over
coat and left the tube of the phone
dangling. I'm going out to lunch
with my wife" he said to the office
boy, land if any one calls tell them
I'll be back at $780,
And Jamison FASTENED out of the
office filled to overlooking with the love
that glowed in his heart for his wife.
For he believed her implicitly great,
foolish man that he is. He actually
thinks that it is to be with him that
she phones him each day, almost, that
she will lunch in some quiet place
across the table with him. The facts
in the case are that Jamison gave lis
wife a certain amount three weeks
ago to run the house with for one
month. She is doing it.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
WAS FOSTER MURDERED2
His Disappearance Shrouded in
Mystery.
MARTEL is SUSPECTED
The Missing Man Was Last Seen In His
Company and Threats of Killing
Were Made-The Search
Will Be Renewed.

Great Falls, Jan. 15.--It is reported
from Glasgow that the sudden disap-
pearance of A. ]. Foster on the night of
Dec. rs still remains shrouded in mys-
terry, despite the efforts of the officials
and Fosters family to locate his where
abouts. On the night in question Fos-
ter, who is half breed, and lived in a
log cabin near the Great Northern res
ervoir, gave his wife $25, given him by
Eugene Coleman in payment for wood.
and in company with Tom Lowe left for
the camp of Joe Martel, saying he
would be gone but a short time Mar
tefs place is some two miles east of
town, near what is known as Beau.
crafts ford.
Upon arriving there a huge jug of
Whiskey was produced to pass away the
time and Foster and Martel imbibed
freely of the liquid disturbance which
led them into arguments as to the rela-
tive worth of each as fighter. 1t was
Marteps night to fight and several times
he attempted to dispose of Foster with
the aid of hunting knife and dan
serous looking pistol. He would prob
the interference of Lowe, whose athletic
pfoWess several times averted the she'd
ding of human gore on the cabin floor
Lowe says he left the place at II
O'Clock and came home, leaving Fos-
ter, who was considerably under the in
f1uence of liquor, engaged in an argu-
ment with Martel. That was the last
seen of him. All efforts to locate him
have proved futile On the morning
following Martel left for the agency at
Poplar with his family in a wagon
Wagon tracks going down to the river
and circling around an air hole near
Mooney ford aroused suspicion and the
sheriff landed Martel in the county bas-
tile on a charge of murder. It is be-
lieved that Foster was pushed under the
ice, but there being no evidence suffi-
clent to convict, he was discharged and
re-arrested on a charge of assault with
intent to kill. In the meantime the
search for Foster will be renewed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-16
LEWlSTOWN NOTES.

John b. Rauch and family have re-
turned from Box Elder, where they
have been spending the holidays with
Mrs. Rauch's parents.
A marriage license has been issued to
William Jones and Miss Ida L. Harper,
both of Cottonwood.
Chairman Phillips, Treasurer Cook
and Assessor Fowler are busy these
days preparing new list of trial jur-
ors.
A double wedding occurred this week
at Gilt Edge, the couples being Rice
Dougherty and Miss Emma Wills and
Robert Sharp and Miss Amanda Wills.
G. A, Ridell, who has formerly held
the position of jailer at the county Jail
has been employed by the citizens of
Lewistown to act as night Waterman.
The recent acts of violence in that town.
murder, arson and burglary have neces-
STATED some such arrangement.
Judge DuBose has set the following
dates for the holding of court in Lewis
town this year: March is, May 90, Aug.
26 and Nov. 4. The date for opening
court is set on Saturday for the pur-
pose of disposing of all preliminary mo-
lions and the like so that trials may
begin on the following Monday.
F. e. Wright, cashier of the bank of
Fergus and J. p. Waite will leave this
week for Helena, where they will spend
a fortnight in watching the proceedings
of the legislature. They particularly
disclaim any intention of lobbying
against the county division scheme.
The general merchandise store be-
longing to w. NJ. Barney and located on
the Judith was burned to the ground
this week. The loss Is about 81, 900
with insurance of $500. The fact that
it had been insured but a few days
prior to the fire gave rise to some ugly
rumors which apparently have no good
foundation. but have been a source of
much annoyance to the owner
Owing to the prevalence of scarlet fe-
yer in Lewistown the public schools will
remain closed for at least a week long
err Several cases of the malignant dis
ease are reported.
A decision from the office of the sec
rotary of the interior awards the title
of the stone quarry on Spring creek to
w. A. Forsyth. The original claimant
was Henry Weingart. who sought to
prove up on the quarry under the tim
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Travellers Guide
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC RY,
Union Passenger Station.
TIME TABLE

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte as fol-
lows:
No. ?, Great Falls and Helena
local, via Great Northern Ry $40 a m
No. 4, Butte Express .............11: 30 a m
No. &, Butte Express ............. 300 y IN
No. ). Atlantic Express, via
Great Northern Ry. for St Paul
and all points East and West. 7:2o p m
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda as fol-
lows:
No. l, Anaconda Express ....... 1000 a m
NO. 3, Anaconda Express ......... los p m
No. 5, Great Northern Ry, Great
Falls and Helena local ...,...... 500 p m
No. 7, Great Northern Ry., Pa
enc Express ......,. minimum. 10: 40 p m
Train No. connects at Silver Bow
with the Oregon Short Line for all points
East. West and South.
Northern Pacific Ry. trains leave Ana
conda as follows:
No. 1902, Pacific Express for Port
land and all points West. ....... $50 m
No. l04, Atlantic Express. for St.
Paul and all points East ......., Sis m
Northern Pacific trains arrive at Ana
conda as follows:
No. l0l, Pacific Express, from St.
Paul and all points East....... ! 80 a m
No. 103, Atlantic Express. from
Portland and all points West. 1905 m
3-room basement w. side ........ Il. 90
All trains arrive at and depart from the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station at Anaconda.
Tickets for sale for all points, local and
through, on the Great Northern Railway
Oregon Short Line Railroad and Northern
Pacific Railway and their connections
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
in Europe via the above lines