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PREACHER SOLICITING.

Says the Men Charged with Burn Ina y
Indians Are Innocent.
Fort Smith, Ark, January lt.-Rev y.
7. Rogers, Baptist preacher of Oklahoma,
is In the city with credentials authorizing
him TO solicit funds to be used in the de-
Tense OF the thirty-ive citizens of Okla
homa now under indictment for the burn
ing OF the two Seminole Indians year
ago. The Indians were supposed to have
outraged e Mrs. Laird, and mob cap
tured them and burned them to death.
1t afterward developed that the Indians
were innocent and thirty-five citizens
supposed to have been in the mob we're
indicted,
Mr.. Rogers says that the men charged
are not the guilty ones. as will be shown
II they can have good counsel and a fair
trial
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wAsHrScros.

. h
Joseph n. Cheatc Of New York nomin-
sted as ambaesdor to Great Britain.
Tho senate committse has agreed to re-.
port the peace treaty without amendment.
but soma prominent democrats predict
that It will not DO ratified at the prsssnt
session.
Congressman stephens OF Texas intrv-
duces a bill TO anl,,nd the pension laws.
Senator Foraker, replying to Senators
Honr and Vest, declared that whiie me
United States only intended 70 hold the
Philippines temporarily had perfect
legal right to retain them permanently.
lloufe passes tho Alaska bill with 4
hah license clause.
commissary General Eean rays h, Is
not subordinate to General Miles and may
not assist the Inspector general in his
work.
The suspension OF Vice Consul Bennett
nt the City Of Mexico Is approved.
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FOREIGN.

In the Japanese diet similar scenes vu-
cur to those enacted IN tho Austria-Bun-
garan dict ard turbulent members are
removed
The resignation OF Beaurapiere from the
court Of cessation is still sensation in
France lie issues an appeal to the
army, which is criticised
NJ. Mazean will investigate the charges
made by Beaurapiere.
II is thought tho court OF cessation VIII
in February hand in decision favoring
revision Of the Drcyfus case.
Sagasta says Spain does not intend SELL
ing the Carolines.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Mr.. Browning is said to have made up
his committees.
GUESSING as to makeup OF house com
niittces is now the popular thing, Hender-
son OF Lamar to BIO chairman OF the
finance committee.
First fight will be over the adoption of
rules for the house.
Kennedy of Limestone has prepared
resolution providing for constitutional
conventions.
The senate ELECTED Stafford as president
pro tom, elected and heard appointments
Of clerks, portcrs and pages. and an
nounced ready for business.
The house spent the day eloctins at
tsches and adjourned without completing
tic list.
Colonel 1Iill's friends are not resting
casy under the charge that be is not
coed democrat
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There Is no denying the serious fact that
thor. a. a treat amount Of sickness from
the grip; that overworkcd men and women
now suffer more than at any other time
Of the year from lsssitude. headaches
slight chilis and fever and other symptoms
Of imperfect health that people fall SICK
more readily now than at any other time
of the year; and that whenever an cpl
den,lc does appear it invariably plays
havoc With those who are run down ana
out Of condition.
The utmost caution should be taken to
keep the blood pure and the nervous sys-
tenn in healthy tone.
There is no more excuse for the prevalent
symptoms Of stagnant, impure blood IN the
body than there lie for the barbarism OF
filthy streets in a city.
The relaxed and sluggish action OF the
excretory organs loads the body Win
waste material that poisons 1t and brings
on headaches, rheumatic pains, sleepless
nights and proiltless days. due solely to
the circulation in the blood. or deposit
in the tissues. of these waste matters which
pajne,s celery compound alone will quickly
drive out.
when the arms, hips or back feel the
twipges of acute rheumatism it is high
time to relive the kidneys or BLADDER
from the strain that so often brings on
Bright's disease, gravel dropsy and COM
picatlons of diseases with other organs
whose health depends upon the purity OF
the blood. Prompt use of Paine's celery
compound will save the weakened parts
from yielding to disease.
In its peculiar ability to invigorate the
body, to make new blood and to regulate
the nerves, lies the great value of Paine's
celery compound in all wasting diseases
and disorders of the kidneys, liver and
stomach.
Paine's celery compound rescues shaky,
enfeebled nerves from prostration and re-
moves that feeling of utter exhaustion that
causes so much despondency among so
many worried men and women.
1t makes flesh. blood and strong nerves.
Paine's celery compound is not pat
ent medicine! II is not the discovery of
some quack doctor of whom his profession
never heard; 1t is not connection put UP
up by some man who first invented name
and then adopted preparation to fit it;
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AFT Err CIR

It is not . secret remedy
But II is, hrst. the result 4
study OF the greatest physI;
has produced, man who's,
worldwide years before M q
this formula which has done :.
= man who has received ~
srces from the best COLLEGES,
the time Of his discovery /
Dartmouth and lecturer n
stiles, a scholar. a membst
which has made It's mark h
ment OF public life In Amx
remedy the formula Of which
nished to physicians Ia IA
ways, and which physician Y y
Ing long before the present
put It UP for public distribu
discovered BY Prof. Edwad
M. D., LII d.. and was ~ ~
with wonderful success ~ - }
group OF practitioners who %,
American physicians known X. =
and Of whom he was then ! =
doubtedly the most famous.
The best test that can 3 pa
Palne's celery compound Is "a :,
If ono is run down., fsk
energy, lifeless, useless, frstiul
great remedy, and note the i
stipation will no longer sissi
auieting thought; the appstls
back; sleeplcss and headsck
things Of the past. This il ~ D
Of men and women In every W
country.
General good health depends
perfect action of the nervous a..
vigor OF the circulation and ~
the blood.
The history of Paine's cellar I
has been made familiar to eysry
household in the land. In he Il
most direct manner conscientjsu
women have told of their rs,ll
from disease by the use Of thu n
Paine's celery compound ID ~
by any other remedy for III
nervous system when brpkes
impaired from over exertion 4
body.
1t strengthens the digestive NJ
news the blood and acts in u 4
curative. thorough manner IN
the grandest help to suffering
women the world Of mediclrs ~
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CUB

Gomez advises spanlards and Cubans
to fcrset the past and work in unison Tor
n coed government.
General Ludlow has upset all the APP
pointmcnts made by Colonel Moulton.
Senior La costo 10 to be mayor and
General Menocsl chief Justice Of police of
Havana
In Discussion reports the finding Of
hundreds of skeletons of people who had
evidently been thrown into wells while
alive.
General Lee complains OF the treat
mcnt accorded him by General Ludlow.
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counc,I Of Latin Bishop..

London, January l2--rhe Rome correspond
en-, OF the Times says The pope, In letter
to the American bishops Of the Latin race
drted at Christmas. conyokes council. to b
held during tho coming year at Roms. HIS
holiness observes that he has long wished Ia
give them another proof OF his ceilings toi
them, and has been considering seriously how
best TO benert the i-atins. who occupy the
~ alter part OF the new world. I'VE grievc,
he said. "that In the condition In which we
are now we arc unable TO entertain you ~
Rome as we would
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Events ntinriexiae

San Francisco. January li,--Resul,s at In,
pleside.
SIX furlonss-Ferrier, Fig Leaf, pasrak,.
Time rs
to nsy ssvd ,urlengs selling; Flushing
The Preside stakes. mile ana ,,,.,.
I IssSh nsS-surViVor' obsidian, Lavator Tine
M s,n ibaarlo1Ss s. Skip Me- Pat Morrlssey
Hunt ons 9T,I m. I.sgu Del TERRA Hardly. Jerry
Glenn, Time 2:io,s. "orS''i'o' Red
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COMMERCIAL.

Cotton futures on ,a-std In Liverpool.
5 to 0 points in New York and ! to points
In New Orleans.
Refined sugars are up Lice.
Barbed wire is &c aud wiro nails Toe
higher.
Wheat is up tc, corn S-Sc, oats hqpS-sc,
pork 22Isc and lard and ribs 10c each
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DOMESTIC.

Thrash,r Meade. notorious criminal.
who blet up the Enterprise (Miss) post
Office. captured. He has escaped from
twenty-one jails and one psntentiary.
Fifield declines tho Vermont senator
ship and it ms been teneerei to Chief
Justice Ross.
Jslin Kennedy identified az the leadsr OF
the gang who robbtd the train at Ma
comb. Mo.
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TILE PIl1Lll,plNEl,ls,,.

Several more cruisers may be sent 70
Manila should Dewey need them.
Gables from London TO SIanila are sent
subject to censorship.
Adyiccs at Madrid say that the insur-
gentt' intend attacking the Americans be-
FIRE achievements can arrive.
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RAILROAD.

The Gulf. Texas and Northern has ep-
Piled for authority to issue bonds.
Commission has permitted the promul
patton of rates ON . number OF commodi-
ties.
Expert underhil is going over the BOOKS
of the Missouri, Kansas aud Texas getting
evidence against the road.
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LOCAL.

The big Cotton Exchange banquet
The Houston Light Guard pass resolu-
tons upon the death of Colonel Mabry.
Colonel j. II. Burnett elected president
OF the Planters and Mechanics bank.
Joseph Stanley, colored, placed under a
5000 bond for thu killing of Lee Yum,
Chief OF Police Blackburn will clear the
sidewalks.
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Tho people. he said wanted good nutritious

Count Posadowsky Wehner. the minister Of
the interior and representative of the chan
color. denied there was scarcity OF home
meat and quoted statistics as showing that
the consumption OF meat here had Increased.
Continuing. the minister OF the interior
said that the chancellor and the Federal gov
ernments were In every way prepared TO
fully attend to the interests of the consumers.
The question was whether the residents OF
the cities should have cheaper meat or the
rural community suffer incalculable and last
Ing injury. So long as II was not proved that
the food OF the people WIS affected the gov
orIment would not forbid It's use.
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MEAT INspECrioN BILL.

socialists VIII Look After the Inter
estn Of the Consumers,
Berlin, January ii.--ln tho reichstag today
ths debate on the meat inspection bill was
resuused
Hsrr stolle. socislist. decisrsd that wac tho
duty o. bis party TO uphold the interests OF
tbs ccnsumers agaipst tho conservatives who
vepFesented the Interests Of tho producers.
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Charleston. w. Va, January 1i.--Botb
houses met at noon today. The republi-
cans elected Senator Marshal president Of
the senate and the, other caucus nominees.
In the house the democratic caucus nom
inees were chosen. II Is understood tho
war senators Will be seated in the sem
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nare ricnd Promptly Lynchrd.

RaleiEh. n. c., JANUARY ii,--A spscIsl from
Gulf. n. c.. says: Mira Nancy Welsh, VII, 20
widow and the mother OF I'VE children. re-
rc.cs. in Chatham county. was outraxed and
murdered yesterday BY Henry Jones. negro,
The negro was found 81 Hisgomo, near kich.
moud. this morninS. He confessed his guilt
end wss carried hack 70 the scene Of the MUIR
der and hanged.
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Louiriana Purchnse ", po.itioM.

ST. Louis, January 1.-THE convention
of the delegates from States and Territories
in the Louisiana purchase completed it's
business and adjourned. The executive
committee IL composed of three members
from each State aud Territory except Mis-
souri, and Louisiana TO which were accorded
four members was selected. David r.
Francis OF st. Louis was selected as chair
man. II was decided to ask congress for
an appropriation OF s5.o0o,ooo.
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= Campo Essls; Houston Is fully justi.
,'sd 40 her pride al the great success Of
~ second mld-winter Fruit, Flower and
seSeaabie Festival. What other s:ats
- oS.M sxnsS't such = collection IN the midyt
vain. - q impossible TO sstlmste TIE
" Snss carnival ~ IN immisrauG ~.
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MCCOY oRoAk,y,,
The Kid Now Claims TIM, ~. go
FOuled Him

Tou{ed Him.
New iork. January 1.-THE Evening wor,d
says Kid Mccoy issued signed sts,smsn,
.oaay IN which he intimaiss thai hi, dsrea,
Wy shatkey was the result OF seyero, fon,
n'ows the Sailor landed on him. lie thinks
he can beat sharksy ,,d ,an, .t'nhs
a asoi Latch u the Sailor Won't 0s aI,tsnse
Csstett az wiz lt&ke match with
slc club ssia tojs sn ;Sss e the Lenox A,h-
sha ni s,noonted 10 a trin. less thsu i n
losers share ' = tho purse Is 300: IL
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rraur...iAe Yiceroy scntcnccd.

pokin, January 1.-THE vicercy OF Nanktng
Koun VI has memorializcd the throne, recon-
mendlng the proper training OF military Of
f,ciais and the discarding OF ancient weapons
and drlll In favor OF modern methods. AZ a
result an edict has been issued severely criti-
cislng the memorial and censurlng the pre-
sumption OF the viceroy.
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,,,s NV ,efs January ii-llm uorbel, ,ook
bas ~ ~, eaa o. the betting last nlsht. n.
sn,,,, ~ 'aea that the Kids leg wurL .ns
*, 'as sons . would Win the battle for MIN, III w.
auotSsr s III On Mccoy. and would have bs s
mere shsrksy g mer.v ne time there was no
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tracter. Especially dos = r
country OF Texas appreciate
and determination OF the pr
grand attraction. .'rii'''
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rsneld Dcclined scnntor.b,,.

st. Adams, VT, January 11.-Hon. B. F.
Fifeld of Montpelier today notified Cow
ernor Smith that on account of family rea-
sons he was compelled to decline the APP
pointment as United States senator to sue
coed the lato Senator Morrill,
The appointment was at once offered to
Hon. Jonathan Ross of St. Johnsbury,
chief justice Of the supreme court OF YER
mont.
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POWro RIcAx TAXES.

Gieneral Henry saves 10 the People
the sum NJ p2,Uf0.4eT.
San Juan De Porto Rico. January H.
The greatest blessing that has come 70
Porto Rico since the American occupstios
hss been tho reduction q tho taxes snl
government expenses.
The budget for the year 1899 has tust
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An Excellent La,

hearne Democrat.
psxsn. democrat has = proposition q "a.
A'''psper fratsrnity Of the sntirs ,, n ,as
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ST. Johnsbury. VI. January 1i.-Jona-
than Ross of this city accepted the ap-
pointmcnt as United States senator as
successor to the late Senator Morrill, to-
day
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I,s, o7o.s 6s ssIssi, 17o.s45 stIssso,s ~. v "
1897, as per monthly reports r. 4, ~
June 80. 1898. as per fractions
ufry o. 1898. !
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GOOD LOCATION FOR PHYSICIAN,
small drug stock, for sale. Address Dr.
R. II. Ryborn, Bannack, Mont.
FOR RENT-12 AND 4G-RooM LODG-
ing houses in center OF the city. Wilson
& Co., SO N Main ST., Butte.
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Living Advertising Models.
New York Sun

L
Reproductions of photographs from live
models are superseding the designs of
drarghtsmen in certain kinds of adver-
Using This change may come from the
necessity for greater accuracy or in re-
Spouse to a public demand t is notice
able that the male models employed for
this purpose exhibit far better physical
development than those of the other sex
There is one picture in particular. used
to call attention to an athletic device
in which a mans nude back evidently
from an untouched Photographic negative,
shows the physical perfection of an an
tique. A similar presentation of the back
of a modern woman would reveal en-
phatically the superiority of the male fig
ure. To exhibit the back of a modern
woman with the same frankness would
require considerable retouehing of the
Photographic negative to make it present.
able The truth of the matter is that the
modern female figure has been SO abused
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The WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News-Mining Stocks
Metal Quotations-w Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-RsvIew Of Trade.

New York, May 26-T1le market opened
with continuance of the upward move
ment which was in force yesterday Yes
terday's sharp advance brought In
moderate volume of buying orders to the
commission houses wntc1 were put in at
the opening. There seems to have been
also considerable enthusiasm awakened in
the American department of the London
market by the same cause. The inter-
national stocks were bid up there before
the opening here and the arbitrage brok-
ers promptly bid them up to parity here.
1t soon became apparent, however, that
the bull party was no more prepared to
MAKE extensive commitments on the eve
of a holiday than the bears, and the ac-
tivity soon came to standstill.
The feverish and erTStfc tendency of
Consolidated Gas helped to unsettIe the
market. FITS sudden drop was supposed
by outsiders to Indicate some possibility in
the franchise tax laws, and other stocks
in the same group fell away in sympathy.
When the announcement was made of
the action of the gas directors in reduc-
ing the quarterly dividend rate from q
per cent. to 11a per cent. there was some
recovery In the stocks Of other New York
municipal corporations
AS a rule the prominent high priced
SpeclaEtleS were weak. sugar was q con-
spicuous sufferer on account of the re-
duction in the price of cube sugar, which
presaged another stage of war of SUI
gal. producers and effeetually demolished
the recent current reports of an agree
ment. upon which the stock had adj
yanced.
The extreme decline in Gas was 10
points, and it closed onIy Il above that
Sugar lost 6 points. but rallied and closed
with net loss of az. Both American and
Continental Tobacco, American Steel and
Wire and Anaconda and American Smelt-
ing were points of weakness.
Manhattan. Brooklyn Transit and Met
repelitan Street Railway recovered a large
part of their losses.
When the selling movement had spent
Its force in the afternoon heavy buying
orders appeared for Atcf1ison preferred
and st. Paul. The market eased off
slightly with the final break in the spe-
eialties but many railroads show frac-
tional gains on the day.
The market for bonds continued rela-
lively more active and stronger than that
for stocks, a number of new high-record
prices being made. Prices yielded at some
points in the list with the break in stocks
and made the days changes mixed. To-
tai sales. $4+3s2,0 600.
U. s. as registered advanced "a per cent.
and the old As coupon Il per cent. in the
bid price, while the SIS coupon and the
SIS declined II per cent.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
light housekeeping; modern convent
ences. 412 East Granite, Butte. ~
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FOR RENT ROOMS IN NEW BRICK
house, 1876 E. Park. Inquire at Brough-
tons grocery store. Butte.
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by the exigencies of fashion, the repres-
sion of lines here or their exaggeration
there that it has become nothing more
than an artificial construction upon which
to drape clothing. This is exemplified in
those advertisements in which female mod
els are employed to display knit under
h;bit the fit and form of Corsets, gowns,
etc. The lines of the first. which are
frankly displayed, suggest anything but
grace and harmony, while those models
used as a framework upon which to hang
garments convey the impression of supple
and graceful outline. French and Eng
fish technical journals use this form of
publicity as much as we do, but they give
no evidence that the foreign type of fe-
male figure is In any way superior to
ours
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live stock,

Omaha, May 6.--Cattle--Receipts, $500
Market steady to stronger. Native beef
steers, $4.25d5. %: Western steers, s.. 900
$50: Texas steers, s3.756Ii SIS; cows and
feifers, $6t4.so; Gamers. 81 seas. rs; stock
ers and feeders, s405.lu calves, 81 soar:
bulls, stays, etc, S.. 25d14.2 IS,
Hogs-Receipts, 1i,60o. Market shade
to sc lower. Heavy, s3.556l3. So mixed,
ss.521aa3.5 SO; light, 2.5O02 SIS: pigs, 81. ESQ
$50 bulk of sales, 3.521adS.
Sheep-Receipts, 1880. Market steady to
lower. Western muttons. "a. 75615. 80 .
stockers, s4a5; lambs, SIS. 5o76. 90
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demand for bonds and on the general
speculative situation, may be ascribad
TO the increased ease of money which
was a feature in the latter part of the
week. London took little part in the
proceedings here at first. the markets
on the other side being dominated by
the usual whitsuntide holidays At
their conclusion there was. however,
some foreign buying, particularly in
Atchison preferred and Anaconda
shares. Foreign exchange Also present.
ed renewed evidence of weakness in the
latter part of the week. largely in con-
sequence Of this foreign buying of Sc
curfties. The market, as whole, con-
tinues to show that the public interest
in speculation has been decidedly
checked. Commission house business
was far from active and the disposition
to liquidate speculative holdings assert
ed itself in the face of evident efforts
to support prices, while as natural un-
der the circumstances the bear traders
nave shown much greater activity than
for some time past.
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MISSOURI PROPERTY

M1SSOULA PROPERTY
5-room house and two 50-foot lots, well
improved. Knowles addition, 1900.
7-room house and bath, stable, lot 35x130
feet, central, Loco.
Groom house. plastered, barn and out
buildings North side, $3.50.
4-room house, one SO-foot lot, Knowles
addition, $3.50.
100 acres, house. barn S6xi0 feet fine out
buildings, 80 acres plowed, % fruit trees,
! acre garden, small lakes on premises,
So miles from Missoula $1,000.
e. A. WINSTANLEY. Missoula Mont.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS WITH
hot and cold water and baths can be
had at Flood blk. Anaconda.
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MONEY TO LOAN ON Az KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. 2s W. Granite.
Butte. ." --f n rNaf