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Public Sole
Of laid AND PERSONALITY!
In pursuance of an order of the Madison
County Court, entered at its March term, 1899,
the undersigned. State Bank & Trust Company +,
of Richmond, Kentucky, viii assignee Of
John Powers, sell publicly upon the premises
in Madison county, KY, on
Vaiaasiay,AE.!2, 80

Beginning at 10 O'Clock A. m, TO the highest
and best bidder the following property, VIZ:
of Silver Creek. end on the Silver Creek and
Menel&us Turnpike, containing 4SS acres, more
or less
Said farm is one OF the most desirahly located
farms in Madison county, being on Turnpike
and l II miles from Silver Greek Station on the
L. q N. R. R., Il has good dwelling house and
repair. The land is fertile and productive. and
is well watered, and in most excellent condi-
ton.
AT the same time and place the following per-
sonal property win also be sold: A lot of farm
ing implements, tools and machinery; three
aged RULES; one 2-year-old mare mule; ore
yearling horse mule; seven head of horses;
Is COWS; heifers and calves; two yearling bulls;
three yearling steers; seven hogs; and lot OF
corn in the crib.
TERAfs-'rhe personal property win be sold
upon q credit Of sixty days for all sums Of
SIS 90 and over the purchaser viii be required
TO give note with approved security, bearing
interes. from date OF sale, all sums lest than
$500 u, be paid for In cash.
LANl)-The land viii be sold upon a credit
Of six and twelve months 70 bear interest from
the DAY Of sale, and the purchaser viii be re-
quired TO give bond with approved security for
the PURCHASE money with lien retained, to
have the force and effect Of judgment
-
In Pursuance Of an order Of the Madison
County Court entered at its March term, 1899,
the State Bank 4 Trust Company rs assignee
]. J. Powers viii ct the same time and place Of
the foregoing sale sell publicly 70 the highest
and belt bidder the following real estate Of
j. j. Powers
Eightf-three acres Of land located on the
waters Cl Silver Creek IN Madison county, XIV,
adjoining the foregoing land Said Rightly
three acrss Of land is wen imprceed fertile,
and one of the best pieces Of land in Madison
county. Ky.
The Terms OF sale are the same as required in
the safe OF the property OF John Powers as
above set FORTH
STATE BANK & TRUST CO.,
assignee Of John Powers and J. j. Powers.
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thing except a luxury to stunt her
growth and Importance as business
center, it will be thankfully received.
Enough people leave here already to
buy elsewhere without making it more
expeditions to do so.
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White Station, Ky.
rnchl5 II

and you can also say extreme
ly comfortable, when you are
driving in one of our easy
and handsome Buggies and
Ph9tons. Our stock of fine
carriages is unsurpassed for
beauty, style, durability and
general superiority, and we
are selling them at prices that
will surprise you, quality con
sidered. JOHN DONELSON.
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Miss May Taylor and Miss Stella
Duncan Richmond, were visiting Mrs.
HORNE last week.-Nicholasyille DEM
ocrat.
M I'd Rat1aFd's uoanu frfAR7h s,ill hs
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EDNEsDAY, APRIL 5, 1899
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-04

HIS country's public is impa-
tientiy awaiting tidings from

~ HIS country's public Is impa-
tiently awaiting tidings from
Iloilo. We accepted from Spain
a formal transfer of sovereignty I'VE
the Philippine islands: to all appear
ance we will now be compelled to re-
sort TO ARM wherewith to assert that
authority.
Spain could not give TO us the light
sort of title-Madrid did not promise
to put us in peaceful possession of the
archipelago. The spaniards spent mil
lions of money during years OF light
ing. TO assert their authority over the
island. but all this money IND all this
effort went for nothing. As tersely
stated in the Philadelphia Times the
situation is simply this: 1T may be a
possible ask to pacify the natives, II
they want TO be pacihed. II they don't
If they hold out against American
sovereignty as they have held out
against Spain-we are In for some Sc
rious work"
or course. every patriotic impulse
prompts Americans TO predict that we
can subdue these rebellious islanders
like a book. But that isn't the point.
When we at first had those Of the Phil
ippine people to deai with who were
huddled about Manila, the report in
dustriously spread by lovers OF territor-
ial expansion was that these people
were simply wild TO come under the
dominion of the United States. A little
experience with the Aguinaldo set sat-
isfed the public that this report about
the prevailing wish for annexation to
the United States was not at all true.
Later on when the hostility of the
islanders TO proposed annexation was
notorious public property. the plea OF
the expansionists was that the men In
the Aguinaldo circles are a bad lot.
hat Aguinaldo himself is a political
crook inc that while there might be
some antf-American sentiment just
oun Manila, this was not shared by
the Philippine people at other centers
and that with them American sover
eighty was altogether the popular
thing.
Well. W. were first called upon TO try
IL on the Ilollo people. Their provinces
are wealthy and important: their town
is, next to Manila, the most important
one in the whole Philippine group The
latest word Is that these Iloilo people
propose to resist us by force and arms
this country Is waiting for the report
OF a battle between them and the forces
under General Miller. News of shat
engagement is likely to arrive at any
hour. Undoubtedly we shall win. But
been advertising an alleged wish among
the Philippine islanders for United
States sovereignty over them are
spreading a lying report.
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JAN. 4, 1899.
TWELVE PAGES.
Nir Thick
With Doodle !

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. Jan. 3.-Midnight-Swede
Murphy arrived on this evenings train
from Butte and the Clark outfit is now
believed to be complete. II swede
Murphy had any doubt OF his fame be-
fore. IL was removed tonight. Crowds
swarmed through the hotel Hobbies.
wild to catch a glimpse OF him. Have
you seen swede Murphy" was the cry
all over Helena. Everybody seemed
anxious to see him. and many people
seemed still more anxious to be seen
by him swede Murphy. Tom HinGs
and Pat Meany made a boss team.
They are purifying politics in great
ehape. Everybody who is DESTROYS Of
being purified. is stepping right up to
Sshe purifiers. The air Is so thick with
doodle tonight that you could cut it
with a knife.
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In the Court Room.

~ HE smoke problem was not solv-
ed. as the result OF yesterdays
proceedings in Judge Lindsay's
court, but what happened there was CT
sccount-several stakes were set.
The reader will remember that. in
their joint letter to the county attor-
ney. last Friday, the smelter man
ayers said this: Believing that you
have the authority to do so. we re-
quest that you. as county attorney,
select and appoint a commission of at
least three competent engineers . .
and that such commission make a thor
ough investigation OF the subject and
submit plans for the construction of a
Tue or of hues . . . and also make
a full and complete report on the sub
ject which. with said plans, shall be
filed in your Office as soon as made ard
to which we may la access"
This is what the smelter managers
proposed. Their proposition may he a
case OF good faith-it certainly does
not look h a way. IL II is good faith.
this proposition is a display. on The
part of the smelter managers. of
astounding ignorance of the local lnsti-
buttons under which they live. You
would expect the average high school
boy in Butte to laugh at the idea OF the
appointment of any commission by the
prosecuting attorney of Silver Bow
county-that isn't what county attor-
neys are for.
However. the conclusion seems to
suggest itself. as the result OF yester-
days session in the court room, that
h comical proposition made by ne
smelter managers is the best they have
to offer-that appears to be the position
they took. Under these circumstances.
the courtesy part OF the affair appar-
entity a had its run and the return
is to the proposition that the smoke is
a nuisance which, in the name of the
county. the court proposes to abate.
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IL Is An Issue.

n LREADY Secretary Alger's "em-
n balmed beer has attained the
width and length and height OF
a national issue. When he gave his
testimony before the war departments
whitewash board. General Miles spoke
like a man who knows good army beef
when he sees Il. inc he was positive i'm
the assertion Of his opinion that tons OF
the beef Furnished for the use of his
command were unfit for human food
Miles. at that time, gave the expression
"embalmed beef 10 current literature.
Among others Chief Surgeon Daily has
sustained with his testimony the evil
dence given by General Miles.
Meanwhile. General Eagan of the
commissary department is getting his
work in. He swears that the beef was
all right-it VAS he IN started the
story that General Miles will be brought
20 court-martial because Of his uncom-
plimentary reference to the stun. Eagan
has already obtained word from all the
contractors who furnished the beef tina
II was right up to the MARYLAND that's
no surprise.
Thus this matter Is getting to be a
leading issue the Inter-Mountain
would call IL q paramount issue. and
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Governor Smiths Message.

II s shown In the message which
Governor Smith submitted TO
the legislature. the treasury OF
Montana is about $3.50. 900 to the bad.
The asset against this Indebtedness is
the uncollected tax for 1895. The show
ing is not a bad one: the debt is less by
y few thousand dollars than II vas W
years ago-the message properly cx-
presses satisfaction owe the ain IL
this state Is wisely governed. the un-
erring movement will be through rru-
dence in legislation inc care in admin
3stration to lower this debt aui wipe Z
out at an early day. There would DC no
excuse for increasing the ieb:: Il oor-
aainly ought TO be paid up with reas-
pna BILE speed.
The public knows how il happened
that. soon after Montana's nstab.;sh-
ment under statehood and in suceee ling
years Of hard times. an excuse was
found for an annual deficit. Accepting
the debt as something that. IerhaDs,
could not be avoided. the determination
should be now to wipe il out. and the
foremost duty OF the legislature. know
sing what its are going to be,
Is TO cut the garment according to the
cloth.
The governors message suggests
ways whereby. in his opinion. this end
can be attained. The message proposes
certain added sources of possible reve-
nue. and, on the other hand. IL proposes
measures for the curtailment of ex-
penses. These are outlined in the text
of the message which the Standard
prints this morning. summary OF
them cannot be made that would fairly
cover the recommendations made by
Governor Smith. II the matter OF ex-
penses n taxes and sources Of revenue
( concerns you, you will find IL well worth
your while to read all OF the message.
= Governor Smith gives a running sum-
mary Of the condition. Of the state in
stitutions. Some of these are gradually
entering into the possession OF an annual
revenue. This resource r.. of course.
not large at present, but II is at any
rate a helpful gain. and Toes its share
toward making the way smoother for
the young and struggling state institu-
lions.
In its entirety the message OF Cover
nor Smith Is a highly creditable state
paper. II Is as concise as is permitted
by the range Of topics which are prop
erly brought under review. II is essen
esially a routine message, not dlstin-
euished by any startling recommenda-
lions or hints at radical change in the
administrative plans. IL presents ac-
tusi conditions in compact form.
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OEALING In a facetious way with
TO- the paragraphs in Governor
Smiths message that relate q
mileage. the Inter-Mountain seeks Il
be oblivious to what will appear to the
public to be a common-sense. practical
and eminently praiseworthy suggestion
II the legislature were to act on the
governors recommendation. hundreds
and thousands Of dollars. now an abso.
lutte waste. would be saved to the public
treasury.
The case is this. as furnished by an
Illustration used by the governor:
During 1897 and 1898 thirty prisoners
were convicted in Custer county and
sent to the state penitentiary. The sher-
in. In order TO convey these prisoners
10 the state prison. made twenty-eight
separate trips. travelling eight hundred
n ninety-six miles each trip, at
ten cents per mile. During the same
time twenty-five prisoners were con
victed in Yellowstone county. and the
sheriff made twenty-five trips to put
them I'm state prison. In order to send
forty prisoners from Silver Bow county
~ hcuSt II 10 htCtrcdIy W name
thirty-one trips. Each OF these officers
was travelling upon passes furnished by
the different railroads, and all were
collecting mileage from the state of
Montana at the rate OF ten cents per
mile. each way. for making these sew
eral trips.
What is true OF the sheriffs In these
counties Is also true. the governor says,
Of the sherifs OF all the counties in the
state. Beaverhead and Madison ex-
cepted.
The governors suggestion Is that the
prisoners be held in the several coun-
ties until the expiration of the term of
court. and then taken in a bunch to
Deer Lodge. Isn't hat a sensible pro-
position? During the past two years,
under the plan in vogue. the people
nave paid out more than SIS. 600 for
these junkets of sheriffs to Deer Lodge.
In exposing the ridiculous process the
governor says: THE sheriffs Of Bea-
verhead and Madison waited until the
expiration of the terms of court held in
their counties. and then carried all of
their prisoners at one time. The sheriff
of Madison county at one time took as
many as FIVE prisoners. carrying only
one guard with him. while l notice in the
bills OF the sheriffs from Custer. Vel
lowstone. Silver Bow. and almost every
other county in the state. that they
made their trips every other day to the
penitentiary. or just as fast as they
could make one trip and return with
another prisoner"
, This wasteful business certainly ought
to be stopped. II the cost of conveying
these prisoners to Deer Lodge were
made a county charge, you would see
the sheriff picnics to Deer Lodge at ten
cents a mile stopped in a hurry; the
counties wouldn't stand il. There's
good money for the public in the gov
ernor's suggestion.
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h Alger whitewash board has about
concluded that its range OF investiga-
ton must include an Official examina-
tion into the merits of "embalmed
beef"
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New York OBJECTS Tribune Building.
Chicago Ofice-4ee The Rookery.
The s. c. Beckwith Special Agency,
Sole Agents Foreign Advertising.
Washington Bureau-1.4 as @ street, n.
"
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All general business letters n CORE
epondence should be addressed 20 the
STANDARD PUBLISHING COMPANY,
Anaconda, Mont.
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The Standard has branch offices at
Butte. Missoula and Great Falls. where
advertising rates will be furnished on APP
pifcatfou-
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Common Sins In Boston.

From the Boston Herald.
shopIifting Is about as common as lying
in these tempting holiday times.
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To ADVERTISERS.

The Anaconda Standard guarantees its
advertisers a bona fide paid circulation.
Daily and Sunday, three times greater
than that Of any other newspaper pub
1ished In the state of Montana. Advertis-
ing contracts will be maze subject to
this guarantee.
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90 REWARD

VIII be paid for the arrest and conviction
of any person caught stealing the Stand
ard from subscribers.
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GOV. SMITHS MESSAGE

Continued from Page Three.)
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Main Ofice-standard Block. Anaconda.
TELEPHONE NUMBERS.
Business once $4,000. .............No. 1
Editorial Rooms ~
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Subscription Rates Payable in Advance

Postage free for the United States. Cam
ada and Mexico. Elsewhere
postage added.
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The Penitentiary.

During the past two years a new PEN
itentiary building at Deer Lodge has
been entirely completed and other i'm
provements in the way OF electric
lights have been added to the institu-
tion. The management Is now. as II
has been for a lumber of years past.
under contract to Messrs. Conley n
McTague. and their conduct N man
agement deserves the highest encom-
ium and praise at my hands. because I
believe no better suited persons could
be found to control and manage the in
mates OF our state prison than these
gentlemen. This is evidenced by the
very few complaints hat come TO me
and by the fact that there are practi-
cally no escape from the institution.
The prison is about as safe from fire or
other disaster as II is possible to be,
and the chances or opportunities OF es-
capes are reduced to a minimum. IL Is
kept so perfect and clearly that we
have little or no sickness or complaint
OF n kind coming from the inmates.
Omaha Exposition.
During the year 1888 there was held
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-01-04

During the year 1898 there was held
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State
Medical
Dispensary
rs Madison St. blizko State,
Chicago, I'LL.

Ma cafy SWAT sfawni lekarze tego "a.
kiadu lecza pod stsnowczs gwarancja
wszelkie choroby mezkie, jsko to-: sk6r.
ne, ne krwi pochodzsce, prywatnei chro-
n~iczne, zapalenie pecherza, siabosc ner-
WOW, bicie serca, sfaba pamief, bezsen-
nost, Dol gfowy, sronienie cd towarzy-
silva, n~erwowosc, bezpodstawns irrytscje
] {. p. Piszcie pc nasz blanket sympto.
NOW, a mozemy was leczyc poczts. w
oddziale damskim leczymy wszelkie cbo-
roby kobe e podfug najnowszej melody,
jake TO: niepfodnosc, varicose ulcer, cbo
roby sk6ry, piegi, eczeme, opadnie~ lie ma
cicy. Elektrycznosci uzywa sic we wszel.
kich wypadkach, W ktorych Jest potrzeb.
ma E~lektrycznosc sauna nile zawsze le-
czy, ale poiaczona z wfasciwemi medycy-
mani, jak TO u ma sic dzieje, usuwa mai
uporczywsze wypadki. = Wytnijcie TO.
POrada darm0.
Godziny ofisowe: Cd 10 rauo do wiecz.
w niedziele cd 10 do 10 rano.
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,,MOdy p~aryskie"

~najtahsze ! najpiekniejsze pismo Ola ko-
biet, wychodza We Lwowie diva razy
miesiecznie. yMody paryskie" zamies.-
cza1a ilustracje nsjpraktyczniejszych !
najpiekniejszych stroj6w l toalet, obsxer.
ne przeglady najnowszych mod, popu-
lame artykufy traktu1ace nsuke kroju
sukein bielizny, poradniki praktyczne I
~hygieniczne, obszerne artykufy o hodow.
IL kwiat6w, kuchnie. ltd. it'd. Nadto do
kazdego numeru dofaczony Jest arkuss
s~ensacyjnej ~powiesci. Obecnie wycho.
dzi powiesc p. e.: ,Mifosc zwycieza". w
kohcu rModv paryskie" daja swoim pre-
numeratorom bezpfatnie wielkie tablice
kroj6w ! haft6w wykonane przez najlep-
szych krawc6w paryskich. To tel mo
dy paryskie" powinne x~najdowac sic "
kazdym domu polskim. Prenumerata
Mod paryskich" wynosi: kwartalnie 4
dolara, p6frocznie / dol. rocznie Q dol. "
Pieniadze najlepiej posyiac W listach
rekomendowanych wprost do: Admin.
strac1i mod paryskich", Lemberg,
Autriche. Galizien.
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pozorem ME ustspi Stanom zjedn.
Kongres kanadyjski take obra,
dowai mad projektem prawa, kt6re
ma zspobiedz dalszemu przyohodz.
twu chihczykow ! j~apohczyk6w dc
Kansdy. Projekt ten upsdl jednak.
ze, gdy prezes ministr6w oswiadczyl
re W ~interesie polityki Anglji ME
nalety dis wystepowAc przeciwke
Japonji. Poio.enie ma wschodzis
Azji jest bardzo zawikisne j iatwe
tam przyJsc mole do wojennych "a
targow, a wowczas pomoc Japonj
bardzo bedzie Anglji potrzebna.
Francja.
Termin, W ktorym ma sic odbyt
ponowny process Dreyfusa zostai o.
znaozony ma dzieh 2 sierpnia. Tym-
czasem Dreyfus przygotowuje sic
" Rennes energioznie do prooesu,
naradzajac sic cze,to z adwokasami
swymi. PAM Dreyfus ma do meta
dostep codziennie. w wiezieniu,
ktore wiasOiwie jest pieknym do
mem, otoczonym przez ogrod, ME
zbywa wiezniowi ma niozem.
w Przesziym tygodniu wywo3aio
snow wielkie wra4enie We Frsnoji
zesnsnie oslawiouego majora Es.
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WOlne POlskie S}Owo

wyohodsi pierwszego I pietnssseg,
kstdego miesiscs, " Psrytu. Podsis
wiadomosci poglsdy I pisrwssej re
ki, tax : kraju jaka tez = smigrsoy
polskiej. = Poglsdami swsmi Wy
fwisdcza wielks przysiuge osytela.
kom " rozwoju umysaowym. Up,
wssechnienie tego pisms jest bsrds
pozsdanem " Amsryos q tanioS6 uis
twis nsbyoie ks4demu. Abonamsn,
roozny kosztujs dollar jsdsn 1 POI
pienisdxs posyisc prsez Post Of6os
order sdresujso; M. Adolphs Rsih
o Rue de -Four. Paris.
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Przeglad pOlityczny.

Stang Zjednoczone.
Znienswidzony przez wszystkich
"a nieudolnosc, up6r, n~sduzycia !
bezwzgleduosc sekretarz wojny AL
ger, zrezygnowai ~nareszcie re swego
ursedu. Co rzeozywiscie byso prey.
ozynat tego kroku q czsowieka, kt6ry
publicznie oSwisdosyi, 10 Mkt ME
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K~alendarzyk
zabaw | obchOd6w " Chicago.

Dnia 10 listopada. Sok6& Polski no
III. Przedstawienie melodrama.
tn ,,Cuba Libre" " hall Walsha,
r6g Noble i Emma.
Dnia 3go wrzesnia. Tow. Polskioh
Szewo6w gr. $50 2. N. P. Ia.
bawa letnia (piknik) " Pregler',
Grove, Irving Park.
Dnia % pazdziernika. Tow. sw
Tr6jcy No. l przy kosoiele sw
Tr6joy. Wielki bal ola uozcze
mia 16ej rooznioy zaloAenia tow
W hall Walsha, r6g Noble j Em,
ma al.
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TYLKO 1915

z Cbicsgo do Grand Rapids, Mich
napovr6t 3 powodu Zjs.du x 90
zwissku Spiswsk6w POlskich "
Ameryce do Bay City, 5 sisrpnis T.
b. Delsgaoi ! inni, ks6rsy sobie ty.
ora Grand Rapids ! Bay City odwis
dsic, majs terra. bsrd.o tanis sposcb-
noio. Bilety "a sprsedst tylko q
Frank Wengierski,
574 N. Ashland ave., Chicago, iii.