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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1900-04-14
IN THE CRIMINAL COURT.
Working off a Batch of Malefactors
Whose Lax Conduct Corrupted
Our Meager Supply of Morals.
1t Strengthens the Health, Sweetens
the Breath and Purifies the Air.

Constable +. S. Putnam, assisted
by deputy G. P. Mills took Myrtle
Millett, Arthur Wickersham and Joe
Wilson to the county Jail Tuesday,
the first two to do so days, and the
last 25 days. Millett has in the past
been a woman of the town, but since
the first of January has denied the
charges made upon her profession"
and all efforts to incriminate her
had been of no avail. She has been
a m street walker, and by evil
dence adduced in the trial, has for
nearly three months made her home
with the two young men above
named, in a one-room log cabin on
Keegan street, where was formerly
the Chinaman's garden.
Arrested on a charge of being a
prostitute, at a trial before Justice
Abbott Saturday afternoon, enough
rotten testimony was presented to
convict, and the scarlet daughter was
fined 800 and costs. In default of
payment, she was committed to the
county Jail for a term of 80 days.
Relying upon the reproduction of
evidence already presented, Consta-
BILE Putnam Immediately filed COM
plant against Wickersham and Will
son for illicit business, and the pair
was arraigned. They pleaded not
guilty, asking a speedy trial. Evil
dence in this case, as in the first, was
of a most revolving character, unfit
for publication, and it is a shame to
a civilized community hat such in
stances of debauchery and degrade
ton should be found. The court
found the duet of malefactors guilty.
fining them 500 and $50 respect
lively. This they failed to produce,
and on Tuesday they went to the
tolls, where excellent opportunity is
offered to exercise the powers of re.
| Election
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Finest line of children's shoes in
town at Shannon's.
A BASE BALL TEAM.
DIX. Back and j. j. G.. Burns Will
Compose the Belt Nine.

The town of Belt is to have a
good baseball team. AT a meeting
held a few days ago in that city, DR..
f. l.. Buck was elected as manager,
with full power to select a baseball
team and make all arrangements for
games for the coming year. NJ. H.
Grafton was chosen as treasurer and
Joseph J. G. Burns as corresponding
secretary.
1t is the intention to form Il club
that will go out this year and show
the people that Belt can play and
from the present outlook, it would
seem that Belt will have a team OF
which all her citizens may be proud.
A dance will be given about the
Goth of this month, to raise funds
with which to purchase parapherna-
liza, etc.
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A PRINCE OF JosHERS.
1t Is Rasping Humor, This Anony-
nous illusion Bubbling Rich and
Free from the Leader.
A Murky Supposition That Charlie
Wight Has Interviewed the Shade
of One, Robert Flynn.

"The story of a prospective row
in the democratic party in this coun-
ty, between the DAILY and Clark
factions is all nonsense" said a
prominent democratic politician to-
day to a Leader representative.
"The fact that there has been a lit
tie friction down in Washington be-
tween what are known as the DAILY
and Clark factions will have no
bearing at all on county politics
here. There can be no DAILY CT
Clark faction in Cascade county; we
are all Conrad men and will make
the fight on that issue. Mr.. Conrad
has not identified himself with either
the Clark or the DAILY interests and
all stories to the contrary are mere
canards, unworthy of belief. One
thing that the democrats of Great
Falls will insist upon, however, in
the democratic convention, will he
an unequivocal declaration in favor
of pure and undefled politics, in
Guiding an endorsement of the
course pursued by Nolan, Campbell.
Whiteside, Stiff and Clark of Madi-
son. 1t is understood that there are
parties who wish to substitute the
name of Ringwald for that of White.
side, but the convention will certain.
ly not listen to them.
can effort will be made during
the summer to bring all the kickers
into line again and all sores will be
healed. Even Jim Gillette will be
taken back into the fold if he beg:
humbly enough and all the harsl
things said about him last winter
will be sponged off the slate. 1t il
said that Mr.. Gillette is very popu
lar around Belt and it may be tina
we will be compelled to run hin
again for the Legislature, but this
will only be in case Mr.. Conrad il
not again a candidate for the sena
torship.
"The so-called DAILY men have NJ
cut and dried program but will b'
willing to promise almost anything
in the shape of state offices if it cal
only insure "pure politics." 1t j
expected that Representative Bon
ner will return in time to take par
in the campaign."-Leader.
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BRIGHT HOPES AT BARKER
Mines to Resume Operations in the
Near Future.

According to the latest reports,
Barker promises to be a lively camp
this summer. The prospect is that
the Wright and Edwards, Moulton
and Tiger mines will all be in full
blast of operations. The American
Smelling and Refining company of
Great Falls has released all these
properties with the intention of
working them stronger than ever
Chas. Mclean is to be local manag-
er of the work and the object is to
supply the silver smelter with all
the ore possible from that rich camp.
1t is probable that the Wright
and Edwards mine will soon have a
force of 25 men. The Moulton will
be set to going on its big body Of
f%luxing ore, and the proposition is 10
tap the Tiger by a deep tunnel from
the Moulton, cutting the Tiger vein
deeper than eve before. These en-
terprises promise great improvement
for that camp, and the hopes Of
Barker for the future are hailed with
delight.
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His Literary Routine.

An author filled out as follows a
question blank from one of the literary
review syndicates recently:
"Do you burn the midnight oil?"
"Yes-when the gas bills due"
"What time do you rise?"
whenever the bill collector knocks
"What is your daily eXercise?'
climbing trees to avoid the bailiff."
"When do you diner
"Whenever l can"
what is your chief studyY"
GLOW to pay the rent, appease the
butcher, comfort the baker, silence the
groceryman and settle the gas bill!'-
Atlanta Constitution.
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SAW THE FURNACE.
But the Result of the Inspection Was
Very Unsatisfactory.

TIE host looked at his guest.
"Come down in the basement" he
said, with a slight wink. 81 want to
show you my furnace"
The hostess glanced up, with a queer
little smile.
"Mr. Stiyerson is quite daft about
his furnace, Mr.. Jollyboy," she said.
"I've no doubt he'll have you down
there every time he opens a damper."
The host turned away and choked
slightly, and then they stepped down
the stairs together.
Mr.. Stiverson went straight to The
furnace room and, reaching above the
bricked in heater, pulled down a squat
black bottle and a small glass. He fill.
ed the latter.
Here's to the furnace" he said,
with a hoarse chuckle. as he passed
the glass to his guest. 'Have to be a
little careful, you know, on account of
the old lady. Best mi in the world,
of course, but p%rejudiced. How's
thatY The guest gulped and took
down the contents of the glass. "Now
what would you call that?'
"Well," replied the visitor, with q
horrible grimace, "to be frank with
you, l would call it a mighty good sam.
pie of spoiled cider vinegar"
"Eh! WhatT' And the host hastily
poured out a glass and took a mouth
full. "Wow-w-wi So it is. Hang it all
the old lady has discovered the hiding
place! Wonder what in thunder she
did with the real stuff? Heavens
What a contemplate trick! Let's &c
up stairs" And they went.
"How did MI. Jollyboy like the fur
nacer' inquired the hostess as she
looked up, with a pleasant smile.
The calculated guest did his best tt
call up a smile in return.
"It's a splendid furDish-I should say
furnace" he remarked. 81 don't thinl
l ever saw one with better appoint
ments outside and inside"
And on top, tooT queried the host
ess sweetly. Then she pointed to the
open register at her feet.
Its quite wonderful" she added
chow distinctly the sound of voices il
the furnace room below comes vi
through the register. | could hear ev
cry word you said!"
Then she laughed softly.
But the men made no comment
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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blaine and Thurman.

The senate has always been con-
trolled by lawyers, who are the aristo-
cratic class in the United States, and
Blaine was at a disadvantage because
he did not belong to the profession.
The law lords were disposed to dis
parage and f1out him, but he was dis
respectful to the verge of reverence.
docs the senator from Maine think
| am an idiot?" roared Thurman, in
reply to an interrogatory Blaine put
to him n day in the Pacific railroad
debate.
"Well," beloved Blaine, that de-
ponds entirely oil the answer you make
=" nv Observation-Disclosures Evening
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did you say that l scattered money
right and left in my campaigns" ask
ed Senator Sorghum.
mo, sir"
"Well somebody said it, and it was
a mighty mean trick. The first thing
l know they'll have the people who
were going to vote for mt anyhow
thinking it's a sheer waste of money
to go up to the polls and cast an hon.
est NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
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rhave used Ripans Tabulos with SO much salts.

fhave used Ripans Tabules with SO much salts
faction that / can cheerfully recommend them.
Have been troubled for about three years with
what I called bilious attacks coming on regularly
once q week. Was told by different physicians
that Is was caused by bad teeth. OF which 1 had
several. / had the teeth extracted, but the at
tacks continued. / had seen Advertisements OF
Ripans Tabules in all the papers but had no faith
In them, but about six weeks since d friend in.
duced me to try them. Have taken but two of the
small scent boxes of the Tabules and have had
no recurrence Of the attacks. Have never given a
testimonial for anything before, but the great
amount OF good which I believe has been done me
by Ripans Tabules induces me TO add mine 10 the
many testimonials you doubtless have in your
possession now. 4. I. DEWITT.
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Notice.

In accordance with the provisions
of ordinance No. A., of the town of
Neihart, the residents and house
holders of town are hereby request
ed to clean up their premises.
F. S. Putnam, Marshal.
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I have been a great sufferer from eonssspaffon
for over Ave years. Nothing gave me any relief
Ny feet and legs and abdomen were baossed 60
l could not wear shoes on my feet and only O booee
dross. I saw Ripans Tabuies advertised IN ous
daily paper. bought some and took them Us dfreco
ed. Have taken them about three weeks and there
is such n change I am not constipated any mcEs
and l owe it all to Ripans Tabulee. ON thirty
seven years old. have no occupation, only ne
household duties and nursing my sick husbanh
He has had the drOpsy and I am trying Ripans
Tebules for him. He feels some better bot 10 WA
take some time, he has been sick so long. Yea
may use my letter and name as you like
Mrs. MARY 0oRhAs 0LAHzA
I have been suffering from headaches ssus
since was u little girl. l could never ride tn q
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Polite.

Head Waiter-Shall I send a waiter
to wait on you, sir?
Guest (who has been waiting in vain
for 80 minutes)-I nm compelled to re-
quest this extreme privilege even
though l know it disturbs your system.
Life,
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Needless Adtectfyea.

Little Willie-Say, pa, what's a re-
dundancy of expression?
Pa-Using more words than are
necessary to express ones meaning.
such as wealthy iceman," wealthy
plumber" etc.-Chicago News.
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Cur OF 30 tntO u CEUN0cX
place without getting q
headache and sick at Ing
stomach. heard atgnt
Rlpan0 Tabuie8 from an
aunt OF tnino who WIS
taking them for oa4axTn
OF the stomach She hac
found such relief from
theif uso ehe advised mo
20 take theIn too. and Q
have been doing 80 Sinca
last October. and WIN
say they havo oompseeep
ly cured my headeahoA
l am twenty ntns yeazs
old. You are weloone
to use this Testimonial
Mrs. ]. BRooKmvA
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Final Test.

mo-" said the great author regret
fully; 81 have not reached the pinnacle
of success yet. No one has yet accused
me of plagiarizing a long forgotten
work."-Chicago Post.
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Health Note.

Mr.. Stub (reading)-''The sturdy
Beers slept on their arms"
Mrs. Stubb-How injurious, John
They should sleep on their right side.
Chicago News.
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Auntie-What! You don't mean to
say all those boys are waiting to take
you to school?
Elsie-Oh, no! One Of them don't
20 to our school.-NeW York Journal.
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Wonders of PhrenOlOgy.

Phrenologist (delightedly)-My friend,
q soldier?
Dignifed Stranger-No, sor. Dim a
janitor.-New York Weekly.
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The Neihart Herald.
Saturday, April :, 1900.
CAMP NOTES.

ull line OF rubber boots and rub
bers at Shannon's.
Chas. Mclean of Barker went to
the Falls Tuesday.
A 100000 bank in Columbus,
o., hits the ceiling.
Minining supplies at lowest prices
at William Mueller's.
w. H. Brown went to the Falls
Tuesday with a car of ore.
L. S. Mcclure departed Tuesday
for business at Great Falls.
Just received: A new line of skirts
and silk waists. Miss Mccarthy.
Alex Field and G. L. Doychert of
Butte are registered at the Frisco.
c. S. Thompson of Helena was
hitting the high places here Monday.
VIM. Junkenmeyer of Belt, an
old time Neihart boy was here Mon
day.
Matt Waltari and wife got back
Wednesday from a visit to Great
Falls.
Dan Smith the Belt Mountain rep
~resentative of the great lumber trust
was here Friday.
0. r. Willard of Helena came ov-
er last week to do a machinist's turn
on the concentrator.
Rev. Atwood held preaching
service in Workman hall Sunday,
returning to Belt Tuesday.
Tinware, glassware, crockery and
all kinds of kitchen utensils at the
general store of William Mueller.
Harry Melvin of Barker came ov-
er to see a hot camp Monday, and
take notes on the general advance
ment.
J. l.. Neihart, H. j. Skinner and
A. w. Kingsbury have been APP
pointed appraisers of the estate of
John Lepley, deceased in this coun-
ty.
VIM. Pepo was swung into etern-
ity at Choteau Saturday for the
murder of Julius Plath two years
ago. Pepo said he was going
straight to Jesus.
Under the direction of VIM. Zim-
mer the steam plant of the concen
traitor, unfolding the radiating sur
face of 1900 feet of pipe is com
pleted, and in excellent working
order.
DR.. Thompson of Helena came
over Wednesday to assist DR.. Stelle
in attendance upon Chas. S. Gibson
in his severe sickness. Mr.. Gibson
has a bad case of pneumonia, but is
better now.
Bishop Brewer will visit Neihart
Friday, Apr. 9th, and hold service
in Workmen hall in the evening.
He will be assisted by Rev. Att
wood of this charge. Everybody
cordially invited to come.
P. I. Sweeney's gang of men is
already done with the work of con-
Meeting the tIamway with the mine
The long two track tunnel is com
pleted, and the work of building the
ore bins at the upper terminus is
under way.
AT the election of road supervisor
in Belt there were nine candidates
in the field. There we're 354 votes
cast, w. J. Martin winning will
III. The School election was with.
out a contest, I. E. Healey and j
S. Love being elected.
Fred Quibell expects to open I
short order restaurant Monday in the
rear of the Combination saloon. II
will be christened the Peoples Res.
taurant, and Mr.. Quibell proposes tc
serve meals at all hours with facili.
ties to accommodate regular board.
ers.
The management at the concen-
traitor expects to TURF the water in
the fume next week. This will be
for the purpose of testing the fume.
the pipes and the machinery, 1t is
not the object to start ore through
the mill, but only to prove whether
the pipes are secur and the shaftine
is properly lined.
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Ny old tz5y
suffered with pakns In
his head. constipation
and complained Of hfs
stomach. He could ous
eat Ike children OF his
age do and W b Ne
did eat did not agree
with him he was thin
and OF a saffron color,
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Advertised Letters.
liza, etc.

The following is a list of the letters
remaining uncalled for in the post office
at Neihart, Mont, for the month ending
Mar. 81, 1900.
Bailey Miss I'77'e Lynx Fred
Morrison John
Forster S Phillips ID G
johnson F A
Lewis Mrs Mary E Sweeney Miss Mamie
Parties calling for the above will
please say ''advertiseu."
E T.. ABBOTT, P. NJ.
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j. Reader of Chicago was samp-
ling Frisco grub this week.
Celery gin tonic, good for your
nerves and kidneys. Try it.
Will Harrison, r., was visiting in
Great Falls the first of the week.
Mrs. Frank Wallace went to Big
Sandy Tuesday to visit her sister.
Our 1900 patterns of wall paper
Just received. Lowry & Shaw.
Jack Trip is in charge of a gang
of men laying track on the tramway.
K. r. Smith, manager of the com
pany store at Stockett dies of pneu-
monia.
Ladies' furnishings in large as
sortment at Miss McCarthy's millin-
cry store.
f. b. Oriet returned Wednesday
from a few weeks visiting relatives
at Great Falls.
ID. w. Bateman the Great Falls
wholesaler was in Neihart on bust
ness last Friday.
Major Barnes came back yester-
day from a six weeks visit with his
family in Thayer, Kans.
Mrs. II. B. Mitchell and children
of Great Falls have gone to Wis
consin to visit her parents.
Geo. Powers of Neihart was mar
ried in Great Falls last week to Miss
Bertha Kopetzki of the latter city.
Henry Danils returned Wednes-
day from his winters schooling at
the Bozeman college. He is as fat,
cheerful and hearty as ever
ID. l.. S. Barker and wife and Miss
Mae Sutton went to the Falls last
Saturday. 1t is the intention to Wis.
it various points in the east before
they return.
Arrangements are being made by
the Odd Fellows at Neihart for a
grand celebration of their anniver-
sary, Apr. rs. Full particulars will
be given Don
We have a full line of gents and
ladies' furnishing goods, clothing,
hats, caps, boots and shoes, selling
at close prices.
WILLIAM MUELLER.
J. S. Mclaughlin, engineer at the
Florence mine, returned last Friday
after spending about three weeks at
Alhambra Springs for rheumatism.
He is feeling better now than for
many years past.
Preaching services in NJ. E.
church Sunday at II ii. m, and s p.
m. Prayer meeting every Thursday
night at 8 o'clock. Everybody cor
daily invited to attend these SER
vices. S. j. Hooking, pastor.
Chas. S. Johnson and Martin Fin
negan shipped a car of ore last
week from their lease. 1t did not
run as high as they expected. Mr.
Finnegan said they counted on net
returns of $4,000 but that the check
was only a little over $1,000.
Andy Hay of Arlington, the gen
ial deputy assessor of Cascade coun
) TVS broad acres is here this week
listing our government bonds anC
other securities. He turned the
HERALD stronghold wrong side out
) and expects to spend IA week looking
l into the rat holes in the rne O
the office.
The Easter service for tomorrow
in M. f.. church will be somewhat
l elaborate, in keeping with this fes
tai days Importance. Splendid dec.
orations will be arranged be6tting
the occasion, and an entertainment
} of local talent will furnish an even.
ing of edifying enjoyment. Every.
body should attend this service Sun.
day evening.
Sam Besson has returned from
Marvsville to settle at Neihart anG
will lease the ]. l.. Walker ranch in
Belt park. He relates the sad &C.
count of his wife's death last Janua,
ry 9th, since which time he has
broken up the home in Marysville
and tried to make the best of his
lonesome lot. We are glad to SEE
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Poetry Editors and Poets Excepted.
A man must be patient with every
bore who comes in, for the reason that
the man may some day have So to
spend with him. -Atchison Globe. a.
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I want 70 inform you,

want 70 inform you,
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After one OF my cases I
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Miss BEGsIE WIRDaAH.
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Mother was troubled
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In the paper indorsing
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and now 4 the
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Tabules regularly. She keeps afew cartons Ripans
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Reading some Of the testimonials In favor al
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A offered.

Editor-Well, young woman, if the
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1t.
Young Lady Author (persuasively)-
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Brooklyn Life.
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