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sees the aspirants exhibit their prowess in
equestrian archery. A special temple is
dedicated TO Yueni, the supposed discov-
erer of the silk worm, to whom sacrifices
are offered annually, and near this shrine
is Il plantation of mulberry trees and a
cocoonery. Close by, on the borders of
the lake, is the Temple of Great Happi-
ness, wherein is enshrined gilded copper
statue of Buddha 60 feet high with 100
arms. Many arms, when appended to the
image Of q Chinese, god, signify much
power.
There are upward of 2G0 palaces in the
two Enclosures of the Forbidden City and
the Imperial City. Much sorgcousness is
assembled within a small area, but not
even fhe sacred dwelling of fhe Emperor
himself has modern plumbing, and the
conrerierccs deemed essential TO comfort
in occidental countries are conspicuously
absent in the royal -domicilcs and official
buildings. Everywhere there is gilded
squaior and dirt riiiniy covered up.
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Rebel Plays Returned.

The colOrs OF the Both La, captured
by the 18th Ohio during the war, were
returned to a committee of the Survivors
of the Louisiana regiment IT the Reunion
of the 10th Ohio at Worthington. sub
nrb of Columbus, o., Sept. 4. The flags
were captured at Ezra Court House, gust
outside of Atlanta, "a, and have been
in the relic room of the State Capitol at
Columbus for many years. Gov. Nash
was present and participated i'll the cx-
ercises.
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The Reina nIercedes

The old Spanish warship Reina MERGE
des has arrived at the Portsmouth On. Ii.
Navy Yard from Norfolk, and will be
oEerhauled and put in a state of preserva-
ton US soon as the cold weather sets in.
1t was impossible to work ON this ship
at the Norfolk yard on account of the
prevalence of yellow fever germs on the
vessel, and for that reason no work will
be done on her until after the frosts have
made il safe to do So
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FREE HELP FOR WEAK MEN,
"CALTHOSo
Prof Labordes Marvellous French Cure for Failing Manhood
FIVE DAYS TRIAL TREATMENT
Sent Absolutely Free Sealed Mail To- All Sufferers
NO c. 0. D. OR DEPOSIT SCHEME.
arvelous French Cure for Failing Manhood.

The only preparation known to science which really
Failing Manhood is "CALTHoS,' the marvellous
French remedy discovered by Prof Jules Laborde 1t s
controlled in this country by The Won Mohl Company of
Cincinnati, Ohio. concern which occupies q high and
honorable place the world of medicine. the
largest and most responsible houses Cincinnati
one who is acquainted in that city will testify.
The Won Mohl Company invites ali men suffering from
Failing Manhood. Varicocelc. Weakness of
the Nerves Organs, send their
five days treatment This will the wonderful vitaz-
sufferers will find their organs force in
their muscles, blood in their veins ambition
rapid progress toward the buoyant feelings and sensations
OF younger days
This liberal free offer genuine. There is no swim
ding C. o. d. Deposit Scheme five
days treatment is sent by sealed mail TO all request
accompany the medicines that each patient becomes
own doctor, and cures himself at home.
1t doesn't make any difference what caIsed the weak
ness-whether excess overworS, business troubles
the dist be called by doctors
The Won Mohl Company treats a correspondence in
lie of the thousands who have written tes-
uonias telling of the- restoration robust
other medicines and appliances have
less. "CALTHOS is regularly used in the French ana
German arlnc: soldiers in those countries have
perfect models OF strength and vitality
effected all from eighty There
has rsached which it will not radically. quickly
permanently Nervous weakness does cure itself
1t grows from week to weca Each day aggfdyates
the mental and ply sical anguish.
to-day the five trial
helps YOU of the medicine purchased If
docs not help, hahn is done, and money has been
in the full knowledge that it will be kept from all. The
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80 Cincinnati O. dss III ss rS Sa sn @sts.
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The above illustration of Coal Hill of
the Imperial Palace recalls an extraordi-
nary event in the earlier history of this
strange people. Briefly told, the story of
sieged, on a time; the supply of fuel gave
out; it became impossible to boil the drink
ing water, and pestilence carried off SOL
diers and simple folk with that prodigal-
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ity which seems to be strictly Asiatic. SO.
then, when the protocol had been signed.
n mountain :of coal was taken from the
greatest mine in the world, little by little.
and by carload and basketful placed
where you see it-covered with rich earth,
planted, decorated, and still a coal-Inine.
aboregrounG, and at hand for use in fu-
ture sieges.
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Total borne on rolls. ........ BOG, 1

Reports received from Departments
show 1860 members were dropped from
rolls. having been previously suspended.
Unusual interest has been manifested
in our Order during the past year. Com
rades have been more active than for
some years heretofore. The losses from
all causes reported during the last u
months have been II ,319-less than in
any year since 1893. The death rate has
increased from 2.7S in 1899 to $50 in 1900.
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STRENGTH OF THE GAR.
The Report of the Acknowledgement.

The report of Adjt.-Gen. Thomas J.
Stewart was in part as follows:
The total membership of the Grand
Army of the Republic in good standing
June 80, 1899. was 6,9O5 Posts, with a
membership of 2S7 ,3S1; on December 81,
1899, 1912 Posts, with membership of
2S7 1868; on June 80, 1900. CTS Posts,
with membership of 276,662. The gains
and losses for the II months ending June
50, 1900. are as follows:
Reorganization
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THE Won MoHL COMPANY 1873 Cincinnati = @ r
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THE BOEE WAR.
$50

SSFN -
London, Aug. 27.-The following dis
patch was sent today by Lord Roberts:
belfast Sunday, Aug. G6t1 En.
g aged the enemy the greater .arC Of the
day. Littleton's divisions ana two bri-
gadcs OF cavalry, all under Butler,
0 operated southwest Of D~alnanntha.
French, with two brigades Of cavalry,
moved northward Of Belfast, driving the
enemy to Lekenvly. Pole Carew ad
yanced from Belfast in support.
The enemy, in considerable strength,
opposed Buffers and Pole Cdrow's adj
vance. He brought three Long Toms
and many other guns and pompons
quick firing guns) into action. The
firing, until dark, was hot and persistent.
Butler hopes his casualties will not
exceed forty. Pole Carew has not yet
reported.
THE Beers are making a determined
stand. They have a large number Of
guns, the country is difficult and we'll
suited for thcir tactics, and is less favor
able to calvary than any we have hitherto
worked over
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Bryan has a peculiar sort Of logic. Be-
fore the convention he insisted and COM
manded that a Is to l plank be inserted
in the platform, saying that the reaffir-
nation of the Chicago platform was not
sufficient. Now that nothing was said
in the Kansas City platform about the
income tax, he declares shat the indorse-
ment of the Chicago platform covers the
question perfectly. Such triRing may
be thought shrewd, but it is neither
good politics nor respectable statesman.
shin
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All electors OF said county without re
gard to past political affiliations, who
believe in the principles Of the republi
can party and endorse its policies, are
cordially invited under this call to parti-
cipate N the party primaries and the
convention.
No polling place herein named shall be
changed unless a hours notice be given
by the central committeeman Tor the
precinct, By posting notices making the
change il three public places in the
precinct
The following rules have been adopted
for the government Of the convention:
FIRST. Delegates and alternate dele
81 shall be elected to the convention,
and ia the event of TIE failure OF a dele
gate 70 attend, the alternate delegate
shall cast the vote Of the delegate whom
he represents.
Second. In the absence of a delegate
and his alternate, a majority Of the del
egatiou from the precinct shall cast the
vote Of the absentee.
Third Ia the absence Of all delegates
and alternate delegates from any pre-
cinct. no vote shall be cast for said pre-
cinct.
Fourth. Ia the town OF Choteau, if a
delegate ana his alternate is absent
there shall be no vote cast in his behalf.
Fitch. All delegates and alternates
must be voters and residents Of the pre-
cinca waieh they represent.
Done by order of the republican
county central committee of 4etor
county, Montana.
G. ALLEN, Chairman.
Attest: GEO. Z. TAYLOR, See.
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W. judge from all the newspaper ac-
coants that William Jennings Bryan is
what might be called "a good home
man. Yet the fact has never been pub.
lished that William Mckinley ever muir
dered any u ;6i3 ancestors.
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a3f6n~8.fa ID % in crowds what they
wouia 49, dare 10 do as individuals de-
cared Mr. Bryan in his Indianapolis
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NOTrCE FoR PURLIcATION.

United States Land Office at Helena, Mont,
August Is, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof IN support of his claim.
and that said proof will be made before
George w. Magee, u. S. Com'r. at Dapuy err.
Mont, on Sept. 20, 1850. viz:
JACOB LAUFFER,
OF Dupuyer, Mont, who made H. i. No.
749S for the 81 sw4, sec. IS, t. 80 n, r Nv, and lots
3 and 4 sec. 2, t. 20 n, + wv, M. M.
Also notice is hereby given that Jacob
Lauffer OF Dupuyer, Mont, has fled notice of
intention to make proof on his desert-land
claim No. $3.50, for the SO sci, sec. IS. t son. + Nv,
an I lots l and 2, sec. 2 20 n, I wv, M. NJ. be-
fore the same officer at the same time and
place.
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation OF
said desert land and the continuous re2idence
upon and cultivation OF said homestead entry.
Lewis a. Me3secar, Halry Ryan, Charles
DaVlin, Carl Harris, OF Dupayef, Mont.
GEORGE d. GREENE,
Register
First publication Aug. 20.
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AUG so,
Republican County Convention.

Choteau, Mont. Aug. IL 1900.
In accordance with party usage, and
by direction Of the republican county
central committee which met in Choteau
on Saturday, Aug. Ii, 1900, q county
convention is hereby called to meet at
the court room in Choteau on Saturday,
September 1st, 1900 at IL o'clock a.. m.
to elect IA delegates ana Ia alternate
delegates to the state convention to be
held in Helena on Wednesday, Septem-
Der 55h, 1900, aud to nominal a county
ticket, to select a county central com
.mittee, and for the transaction OF sueh
other business as may come before the
convention.
In accordance with the above, pre-.
cinct primaries are called to meet on
Saturday, August 25th, between the
hours Of 2 o'clock and 6 o'clock P. N. to
elect delegates and alternate delegates
to the said republican convention, as
f3ll0U5:
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the democratic apology for free silver
is that it is way down toward the tail of
the platform, as though that were evi
dence that they did not mean it. Il they
do not mean it, they are trying to fool
the country with a falsehood knowing it
be such. If they do mean it, in the
event Of securing a democratic house
and Bryan's election, they will not delay
in commencing to tinker with the tariff
and tri1e with the financial policy Of
the government.
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Newell & Ti1our, Props.
MEALS AT ALL y
SEPT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICI
FOR PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Helena, Montana
Aug. 18th, 1900.

Aug. 18TH, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Charles A.
CowelI. assignee of Maggie Miller Of Bynum,
Mont, has filed notice TO make proof on his
desert-land claim No. 1858, for the So ne4, NJ
se4, sec Is. NJ sw4, SEA nw4, sw4 ne4, sec IA, t 20
n, r Nv, before George w. Magee, u. s. Com'r.
at Dupuyer, Mont, on Saturday, the % day of
September 1900.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land:
John W. CLARK, William Cowgirl, Henry
Ryan. Don c. Leech OF Dupuyer, Mont.
GEORGE ID. GREENE,
Register.
First Publication Aug. 16, 1860.
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L. FL. Hershfeld, former president Of
the Merchants National bank Of Helena,
that suspended in 1897, vas acquitted in
the United States court today OF the
charge Of making false reports to the
comptroller and fraudulent entries in
books OF his bank. Judge Knowles at
noon today s anted the motion 81 coun-
sci for the defendant for an order in
atructing the jQry to bring in a verdict
Of aoquittal The jury brought in the
verdict without leaving the box, and the
defendant was discharged. Court ad
iourned a few minutes later, and lIr.
Hershfeld was Immediately surrounded
by friends who congratulated him on
the outcome of tae triaI.-Helena Herald.
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DESERT LAND, FINAL PROOF.-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
United States Land Office Helena, Mont.
Aug. %, 1860.

Notice is hereby given that Ollie Gorden
of Great Falls. Mont. has fled notice of in
tention to make proof on his desert-land claim
No. 5f03, for the sw4, NJ set, sec. 10, NJ nw4, sec.
2I, t 30 n, RS V, NJ. NJ. before NJ. s. Darling q.
S. Com'r at Pondera, Mont. on Monday, the
sth Gay OF October 1869, also that Mack Nc K.
Wilson of Great Falls, Mont, has fled notice
OF intention to make proof on his dcsert-land
claim No. 5125, for the VIZ nw4, ne4 nw4, nW4
mel. sec. 20, se4 sw4, 50 se4rne4 SEA, sec. II, t 30
II, r ) y NJ. NJ, before the same officer at the
same time and place.
They name the following witnesses 10 prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of
said lands viz: Walter Mathews, e. II. Nor
rison Of Pondera, Mont. Edward Tanner.
Thomas Curry OF Dupuyer. Montana.
GEORGE. D. GREENE,
RegiSteTN,
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May the Lord help the defunct Ian
gua2e 81 The Romans! Low has tackled
-
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speech. Yet, strange as it may appear,
This remark was not aimed at the demo
Gratis Of Kentucky and North Carolina.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1900-08-30

Published every Thursday at Dupuyer, Mon
tana. where it entered in the postonce as
s~ccond-class matter.
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M. Beyau has not yet said anything
in the press OF the economic indepen-
denca Of tao Nebraska hog, which is
worth $3.50 per head more now than it
was four ears ago. 1t is really not nice of
the Nebraska hog to be so very valuable.
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BLOOD POISON CURED BY BIB


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Our Cotton Seed Oil MIL Progressing.

Mr. W. 7. Tatum, roadmaster Of the
Mobile and Ohio, was in Macon last
Thursday and Friday in consultation
with Mr.. J. a. Wright, manager and
MIR. T. T. Wolfenden, mechanical man
ager, in reference to location Of track
facilities for the Imperial Cotton Oil
Co, While here he staked off the tracks
and as soon as the NJ, & 0. can catch
up with the damage to their road south
of Meridian they will immediately"con-
struct tracks into the property owned by
the company.
Mr., Wolfenlen, mechanical engineer,
has been here with Mr.. Wright about a
week working on the plans and arrange
ment Of the buildings. We are told by
Wright that he has completed the plans
and has contracted for large part Of the
material and deliveries Of material will
begin next week.
Contract for the machinery was
awarded to The .Bierce &smith
Vale Co. Of Dayton, o., and will be-
gin to arrive the latter part Of Jane
Mr.. Wright, manager and general
superintendent, is now domiciled at the
Macon Hotel and will make this his
future home.
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pail bearers, reported that the family
expressed their appreciation Of the offer,
but that they preferred that the de-.
ceased be buried by bis friends at large
and that on account Of the weight of
the castet the pail bearers would have
to be specially selected
Moved by ". II. Helm and carried
that the members of the bar meet at the
billiard House at 80 o clock, a IN, on
tomorrow, and that we proceed to-
gether to the home Of the deceased tc
view the body, and that we assemble
also at the billiard House at 1890 and
from that point attend the funeral in a
body, aud that the Hon. Jas, T Har
rison and other visiting attorneys be in.
vitel to join US on both o.cssions.
Moved by George - son and
carried that all mem5 the bar
close their Offices for the f,InainAsr Of
the evening out Of respect For our de
ceased friend
Adjournment.
J. Z RIvEs,
JNo. A, TYSON, Chairman.
Secretary.
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w, $. Mussar, Millneim, Pa, saved
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BALLARD s Snow LGNIMEST cures
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Nothing has ever been produced to e.
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EYE PILE OINTMENT as a curative ant
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Many fair young child, whose pail
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Mr., Edwin McMorries is making
some extensive Improvements in his
pretty home on the highlands,-Me-
ridian Star.
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Meeting Of rlaeon Bar.

III AZ. NNH -'la77s % E.A II so AeNNs
f A meeting of the Macon bar was held
. at 10 clock a. M, to take appropriate
action on the occasion of the death Of
one Of their number the Hon John r.
Binsmore.
Present all members Of the bar, TO.
wit, j. Rives. A. c. Boyle, T. w.
Brame, W. H. Helm, d. f. Alleged,
W. B. Stewart, LII Blocks, Jr,
George Richardson, A. 7 Dent, H. T..
j. Barnes and John A, Tyson
LE. Rives, the senior member of the
bar. was elected chairman and Jno. A..
Tyson.
A committee to which the chairman
was added, was appointed to draIt suit
able resolutions on the death of Hon.
John r. Dinsmore as follows: i. E.
Riyes, T. w Brame, D. + Allgood
and John A, Tyson, and the committee
requested to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held this evening at four
O'Clock
H L, J, Barnes was requested to
tender to The family Of the deceased the
services Of members Of the bar to act as
pail bearers. The following, to whom
the chairman was added, to so act if the
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Suffered for Three Yaars.

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7 he Great SpRINa MEDICINE
sEVEN NUNNING SNEEs cUnEn.


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BLOOD faint with powerful Alternatives such and mineral
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