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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-02
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At s l.. & Ogden depot. pOcketbook
and trunk key. Leave with ticket agent
at depot.
PTGSKTN coin purse. containing silver.
at St. Marks school house, Saturday.
Reward at Herald office.
CERTIFICATE No. 174S. y shares DAILY
Nest Mining company stock. All per
sons are warned against negotiating for
the same; return same TO II. 5. Joseph,
4 GOLD-HANDLED umbrella with the
initials m. F. C" engraved in the
handle Finder please leave at HeTald
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TYPEWRITER and Office supplies
blank books. Margetts Bros. 40 Main
Phone 774-3
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EoR SALE

A GROCERY STORE. doing good
business. \ chance for the right party.
cali at 134 South Main.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON UTAH and Idaho farms: special
option Miller & Viele, SOB Mccormick
building.
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A fun line of the latest rings
Opals, Diamonds, Turquoise. earns. .
Prices most reasonable j. s JeTss- I,
T. LIST So --7a' ,
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ON ANY CHATTELS. no COM No
removal; payments. ITO W. Ind South.
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ASSAYERl

= W. CURRIE, No. 70 West Third
South street Salt Lake City. Samples by
mail or express receive prOmpt attention
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WARMING AND VENTILATING

GEO. NJ. SCOTT STREVELL HARD
WARE co Warm Air Heating and Ven
tfIating Apparatus for Churches, Schools
Residences, etc. All work guaranteed
p 7 AIORAN--Steam and hot water
Heating and ventilating apparatus No.
% West Second South.
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WATCHES AND JEWELRy
In a New Store

SAL. SICKLE. the iewerer is r,.-..,
permanently at 3 East second So So
street Gdlena block Che4n-zf -sIs-t..
house in the city for watches 5f. .r--s=
jewelry and fiTst-class repairing
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AUCTION SALES.
1000 BASE BURNERS and heating
stoves ~ half price L X l. Furniture
and Carpet Installment House No. IS
E Second South street. p - SOrensen.
I HAVE JUST BOUGHT 4 Bankrupt
Stock of furniture and stoves, over twelve
carloads for SOC on the dollar we are
entirely over-stocked and viii unload at
prices lower than regular factory cost
or time-S1 90 on $1,000; 5000 on 500 90
T. X l. Furniture & Carpet Installment
House: Z A. SOrenSeP, Prop.
on Monday. Dec. = at 1890 a. m No
156 W. South Temple St The contents
OF restaurant and room furniture. large
range. sideboard. lot tables and chairs
linoleum. showcase and counter plants
china and glassware. clock. cooking utcn-
sis, stands, stoves. beds, couch etc etc
h A. ANDREWS
Auctioneer.
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sign PAINTING.
MISCELLANEOUS
Poultry and Game

CHEAPEST PLACE in town TODAY f,-
chickens. turkeys. wild ducks. gr1us=.
etc, etc. Utah Poultry d Produce J5.
los ". LIST South St,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
WHAT OI,J NOTION no WO0AkP

When ", ", II0gan, the p0pnlIHt,
was nominated four years nHO on "
democratic fusion Ticket fOp th6 Office
of secretary Or ptato he waB good
enough Tor my democrat IN tho state,
They mllled 10 hls support and sUo'
seeded In ole0ting him 10 his present.
office with Tho entire demOovAti0 state
Ticket by n majority ~ aOlno 10000
votes W. 10 moi veonll thAt n single
democrat protested aRniDst Hogan beH
Inv On tllu Ticket theD, although every
democrat knew nj THO time H0Rall WIS
nominated tllnt no belonged w Ilo
hond on Tho pOpnlist family IN MOns
tann llOgnn WIN n worry clever fellow
Then IN iho estimation OF every Bryan
tDmslOm buntNp In Tho stats and since
hia Induction Into state Office WI have
never h0npd thnt h0 WINS anything else
bul fully qualified 10 nll tle npdnonS
duties In connection with ihe Office on
secretary Of state,
Ijut why should Hogan now Do
made the target tor domOerati0 pop
guns IN tho slater Ito Nv NJ the Hame
piooo of elOth politically M he WIN
four yearA ago Ito lhen fused with
tlle democrats tor tho aaho Of gaining
M Olil0n ADd no no doubt Ind the
fruits on Oiieo In mind NJ Bntte last
Tuosdny whom hD nHnin fused with
democrats tor " nomination for tho
OOim ~ governor Hogan Inns nos
changed hiA pOlitionl conf Ia the lnAt
-four y0nrA IIe hns renowned ilOne
of his popnliHtio n0tiOns md finds, md
since ile WIN swallowed by tho demO'
ornts In tlo oninpniEn Of 1890 without
" single objection being made by lhe
damOorAoy ~ lhe state WI can't Hee
why IiOEAn should bo W objections
blu IN il democratic HtAte ticket TINS
yonr There apo some things IN tle
democratic party In Urls HtAte which
nre paat finding ont, md tho HOgnii
Incident Ii ono Of them,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

thnt every prediction made by Bryan
In the campaign of lsDe hAs been
proven fnlso, lntsead Of MOvtgages
being lnopeAAed they have been Ies'
nened In every stain In the nnl0n, and
especially IA thiH tvue Of the strictly
farming states IN Tho vast and middle
west, Tho eastern fnpnaees, the iipen
IN the work shops, which bryan pro-
dioled would bo banked during thp vas
publican administration Of Mckinley,
haye boon running fnll lime and In
many INSTANCES Oh overtime 10 supply
tlo demand for manufactured pro-
duets WheNo thOp0 WIN one man
employed during tho latter days on tho
CLEVELAND administration there Ape
Two emplOyod now, MI Of which ~
contrary 10 Tho predictions made by
Prophet Bryan In his campaign ~
four years HRO,
ilnt Tho opposition Will iell you
Tint Bryan and lila followers have
new Issues Wis year. IA there any
more vonsOn 10 balipve that Bryan N
nearer right this yeap than no WAS
four yeaps agO9 tfns Providence given
Mr. Bryan u special niHpensniiOn 10
speah nonvov upon Who lines Of truth
this year thAD he did four yenps ngOy
" nrynn pnetieed deception 10 Tho
full limit In 1900 ~ there any pensOD
W think thAt 10 N not employing the
Same tactics li,is yonvY Bryan IA play
Inv rov Bryan, Tie Inns been proven
false IN Nil llls former statements and
there IN no HaDe nlnll who wOuld anlnI
bio 10 Tho extent W one dollar that
Bryan Nv right tlis yeap IN his pOlliionl
Recommendations,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
"A WOHTIna OMApLAIkp

Undm TIN mpiion of "a Fighting
Chaplain" tho IBntN lntev Noun
tain Int Monday phys n deserved
compliment w Hay, Goo y, stall
NJ this eity, Ray, Htnll IN not
only popular MI Billings, w which
place lo has been m0alIed u haIfsdOsen
times I'M lpstW NJ one NJ thu aity's
churches, hut throughout TIM state
There IN no man who stands neAver w
the hoarta NJ tho mOplA He III every
whore h0n0red and mspoeted Nv n
minister NJ Tho H0spWl, n soldiara nd v
ATTAIN We Butte pDler thus speeks
MI him pditmialIyi
Tho hshftng chaplain NJ the First
MaptaiM " making M HHrlsstve G0n'
t0st fOv republiaaIlsm IN Yellowstone
G0Hnty, M0 E%NfnF0naG IN IN Nev, ",
q, kfRlb VIM went IN the PhiltpDdnAs
w IN duty under Vim stWrs snd StriIMS
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

served upon the other state republican
newspapers thai the Herald WA a0lnl
10 Not a pace which w0uld ha hard "
fellow, IN This tho Herald hold TN
truth N N wished 10 conway tho iR'
preston that Tho Herald w0Ald bf
found trailing very close 10 tha demo
cratic band wagon, That newspaper
haS NOT only kept very close 10 tht
democratic procession f0p some time
past but hAs aimed 10 be very careful
not 10 publish anything In its columns
which might give oifense 10 certain
welirkn0wn democrats Of thu state,
The Herald lAa ,uHglap In Nil mat
tors pertaining 10 the republican state
campaign. " would NOT " " could
Come out In the open and defend tho
republican ticket and Tho republican
state platform and deD0unoe the
hypoepitieal oonduot of tho rtem0opatf
who assembled IN Atata convention NJ
Helena Two weeks MO-, Tho Herald Ii
not built upon thOSe lines N Ia Oui
fOp biz nblOOd money" from tho per
publican party which Inns kept " alive
and carefully nursNd II from infancy,
and Tho pApty now refusing 70 pnnHla
the snug sum OF $4,000 gMp the Hep
AIDS influence In the campaign Inns
muoh 10 do with the iinpAld'a apparent
support ~ Tho stAte democracy,
And Tho Herald will continue Ia
Hkulk and Offer MI kinds on EXCUSES Tor
not supporting tho republican state
ticket vigorously and In n manly way,
" will wigAIe and twist ab0Rt like u
snake In its laP and NJ every oppopr
time time thrust its poisonous fangs
into the republican party OF Tho state,
The republican party can bring tho
Herald under the republican wire " "
will pay that t7b,OOO assessment But
IA Tho Hevald'a influence IN the present
campaign worth p%upehasinHP Would
N NOT DO better for tho republican
party IN tho long pun 10 allow The
Helena Herald 10 flop over into the
democratic camp 10 which party "
has been entering since laat Jnlyf
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
FRIDAY, OCTOBER D, 1909,
A CASE OV W MAsvBHA,

The only mMD who Inns u possible
show OD tlN hemOnpAliN slide on lha
bOnse 10 lMDd u stAin Oflon This y0av
N I'm gentleman From Yellowstone,
Mr Hays, whose DanOp appears fOv
the Ofi0n W secretary Or slAtn On both
tIa demO0miio state iiebatu now IN
tha 6eId Dame democracy certainly
favored MH Hays NJ NIL ll0 prominent
demOamtH IN Tho stnta who aHplvod w
stAiA nominations IN lIltS yeay W dem'
OMAttG family wars IN Montana 1'he
Hays sur ~ evidently a lucky one "
democratic nominations eonDi fW any'
thing ~ MONTANA nl lhN time,
BDt W N moi nllOgnthw lihely I'M
Mr. Hays VIII h allowed 10 pursue
tba pathway " ImpptDo@ ~ mo ennl.
paiHn UvOEvessoA MOI that tlo rnpnt,
lieaDs Intend 10 wayluy and ahSasslnain
him, but lbnve nm pninOvs nDMt tIlAl
thA GlAvk JeDtle intend W llavO nODns
tnlik W my thbDW NV UnSH accepting
u nomination from " I)alyltp 0Ollyen'
Won aftep tIp DIMh convention hAd
PLACED him m " stnto Ticket Mr.
Hays may be NJ some eStaDt lIlDned
INTO ttD hnH, uneasy vests ihe h0nd
thRt wears Nm crown" Having bnau
W0wD0d by Two demOQAlie ai0M non,
veDhDDh wIO0 WandsOf pOlItimI dO0,
tine have Devev hmm known IN stand
v mixing pOeess, how N Nv Hays
gOtDg N r%oeODetlN TIN TWO mNslerA I
ny Mtprat instinct md Navly wlltinl
tralplug Nv Hays Las han irpp, until
FeaaDtlE NJ AW mte, NJ nv DAILY
kENpd III democracy IN thts utHtN lIiH
Iyalty w ne DAly wtgwan, w the
M,yfaM knNwhdge NJ fhds written baa
never beeN guesti0ued, IN seas0n aud
0wt IN Seaxpn NJ Hays has Mundad
the LNIy eymlNlx Hnd made mRHie IN
hlx kAv0vlA tNNtyWmeNt ltM t0Wt 0m,
seylE NaA MM M ths bidding M hs
ARseMAds ehleffslM Hew eonM IN
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
TIN kA NJ N OLD VAuVIOA,

Reports which have reached th0 NM
tibnal republican committee vi their
GhiMgO headquarters indiOnta tint
Bryan will IN n worst benton man WIN
year than no was fonp years AgO, The
popular mntoVltien proximity Will NOT
be 40 gvoAt hnt them VIII bo moro
states that VIII swing their electoral
veto Into tha republican column,
When Bryan entevod tIe presidential
field four years ago In hin tour OF thu
country IN n Pullman om IN found thN
poople willing 10 listen W my kind ~
M argument IN the hope That u WY ~
light might hW thrown ont which
would lead the people ont 0f tho
Wilderness of depression IN which thoy
Ind bpn plaoed during tho torn ~
Grover Cleveland IN tho white house,
The fpNe silver coinage campaign IN
auHWAtod by tho democrats and pOpn'
liAtH Win Bryan "A their chief 4poke1'
man WIN n catchy tsHna win which w
lure Tho average voter Tho country
f0F 4 Tina, especially w tho sections
whore men wove Idle mnd begging TOW
work, went Wild when thN Event
apostle NJ fVoa silver mrd p0pulism
made hin appearance and delivered me
NJ his 'tavown M th0rps md eross ~
gold" speeches, HNt I'M republican
mpty In Tho latter part NJ tha Nm'
nAign completely eKpl0dNd tho BRYAN
argument, " suah " Gopld IN tormed,
and wben fhe hoyemhm polls 0lmped
thousands who n short ttmW previous
M tho election intended M v0te Mo
dem0rpop ticket were found working
fW and voting Tho national ticket
placed In nomination NJ NJ, louis
What has Unopened sinm thAnY "
tho reader VIII ~ int0 thu history that
Inn been msda hg TIM republican party
during the term NJ Mckinley w tho
head M VIM government nv win Apd
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

now forsAke his esrly AMI lasting ben,
efaetOr for those liable 10 ditch his
ambitions ~ any moments
The news published "Wednesday by a
paper M Helena indicates that
there N st0nn brewing M tha
Clark headquarters ever the Hays mems
nAtiOn Oh the DAILY tiekeh This peD
port published ~ Helena may be for
the purpose OF 'aMokins" Mr. Hays
ont and compelling him 10 make 4
statement M 10 which brand OF STATE
democracy he prefers 10 swallow In this
campaign " that Ii tho purpose OF
the published statement u II sAfe 10
my that Mr., Hays will elect 10 stand
by tho copper And green, tha eOl0ps
which ape always carried by those
who battle for the Anaconda side Of
Montana democracy,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
Will TIM HERALD nObTp

FW months there have beon some
wellpgpODDded mmOpa afl0at Thai tlle
HelNDA Herald, RftMp mOolRiming its
Allegiance ~ lhe republican pApty for
more linn n third Of u century, will
lend lts Influence IN opposition 10 the
republican Ticket In tle atnte during
lOe closing dnyA ~ Tho campaign and
support ono Of the wings OF The demOa
0vNiln paVty IN tln atafn, vi tAGt Tho
editorial tOna W the Herald fOv "
week ~ moro past eappioa Ont tlis
conclusion Tb0 Herald dOea moi
agree wltIl Any other republican papar
ln Tho Aihta Ml the 0Ontnot NJ Tho ves
pnbltonn campaign " IN constantly
found fhnlt nDdlDH md paadlng lees
tnreH 10 republicans fv putting w "
oninDmlnD which VIII lihoIy oavpy Tho
republican state nNd Legislative iiehels
W u glorious md overwhelming yiGa
worry NJ fhe polls And with VII tlle
inHtneoviiy W Nv professions NJ loyalty
W the republican cause IN tl0 State
thn liovald ~ hmNaina Oyer Tho fenoe
Wndy W lnap into domOWRtio paEtDWos
the tivst lima u good opportunity pve'
mnts Itself Al His writing Tho it0vs
MD N thW pOlifiml mngwnmD M Tho
Montana pvess win strong dnmOWNtip
attachments
When thp llelam ItnNId nhNDgad
ownership IN JDly IAM many promises
ware madN by fhm officers M tle nov
company w w Vino fAtnm pOlitiMI p0l'
Wy M tW mpeh IN fRM HW Ndis
tOvlal announcement M tm INIGr ims
modtHteIy Aftv tha mtiWmont NJ fhe
founders M thp Helena Avnning Wblts
lAd Vino republicans M tho stRte
IN haleve fhAt I'm Herald WIN g0tng
w Nv y waym republican newspapers
NIL time w a0Mle, Notice wAs
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

and who sAw much active sepyiee nnh
WAS tho custodian Oh the "vDluntaers'
pay ny we'll IN Of their salyntiOM H0
n making a splendid campaign Tor I'm
republican gAIse In eastern Montana,
No demO0rati0 speaker IN his ppesenoo
defends AHuinAldO for pavlllng Tho
ilAH Of the union Dp fOmentinH pebel
lion against United stAtes authority
Op shooting American sOl1ieps, MI,
htnll wAA NJ Manila and Oh Tho bnttlp
fields, Ito knows what the truth IA
and tells ", Tie knows that Dewey
made no treaty with the TAHAl ehIof
le knows Tho latter plotted tIy AHansD
HlnAtiOn On every foreigner ID MnnllM
ITO knows thAt Dinentenths Of Nm pDls
nlatiOn OF isUsOn would Welcome Tin
establishment NJ Inv md order nR ppDn
posed by Mex nley ami that weip N
not Tor ile resistance " AaninAld0 Oh,
DOnpaHed by democracy In thlA eOnls
tpy tIe wap would have been endpl
lOjlH NuO,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

A iOOal paper congratulated tllB
democracy On tho county for having
what " terms eHonped 'the nne itAllnn
hand" on the republican papty NJ tlU
labOv convention hold Ia this city "
few nights agOr On tho ether hand
tIe republicans npe also n subject fOp
eOnHpatulntiOn for having escaped llle
finD piece Of strategy which WIN NJ
tempted by Tho democrats In eonneo.
lion with Tho labor convention w
lhe domOnpnlA aFn satisfied with Tho
result " tle labor convention certain
ly tIp republicans ought 10 be,
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

The Montana Agricultural oDlleHD
VI Bohemian pays its respects 10 u Mr.,
i9nepy, formerly o0nneoted with thah
institution, III This mornings dAAotta,
WI DOM know esuotly 10 what extent
thnt gentleman hAs been imposing on
the I)ONemnn college, but N IN evident
from the tone On the letter published
by thu faculty tlat " IA nOt the lpst
OiYeDAe W the kind Mr. Bmepy has
baen guilty OF, Mr., lempry m thD
letter reeltes waa formerly In ohnpgn
0f tho Experiment station Of the col,
leHe, but through Tho constant medn
ding INTO tho affairs on others " WINS
found necessary 10 diHplaoe him, tie
" evidently working npOn tho good pep
putatiOn 0f the college 10 Further some
scheme which N nOt altogether beDe'
neinl 10 tIp institution from which no
WIN dismissed some months nV0, The
steps taken by tle faculty mo, thepop
fore, proper IN order 10 protect tho
good name Of iIla B0SemAn institution
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05

Il TMHTsHmMWMaEE EG aasgS HnaGdtA tAaa ss%H&AtNN
brand III Vepublioaniam which the
Herald would dish np every evening
under that pApep'a new management,
Colonel Gordon. Tho editor Of the
journal, Thought IN eonld not be do
oalved In the men who were 10 guide
Tho political dasttnias OF tho neW Her'
Md concern and m n result Of his
Judgment ha devoted a hlf'o0lnmn 81
editorial atfnsion on the Hemld's re'
publiMniam, advising every repub.
lI0An within the Confines Ut Custer
county 10 become u subscriber 10 Hell
ena's evening Newspaper Colonel
Gordon wAa 40 enthusiastic 0yep thu
prospects Of \ s~tvAight'np republican
newspaper NJ Who stAte capital that he
was willing 10 d0nRte into the treasury
0f the Herald M much M his quarterly
government salary upon tho first Hp'
poapWnaa Of tho Herald under its now
ownership Az n result ~ Colonel
a0pd0nE boost OF the Herald the
soliciting of now subscriptions fM TINT
newspaper In Miles CITY and through.
oNt Custer county WIS made M enAy
task, Everybody IN thnt section Of
Tho stnte wanted tho Herald beonuae N
carried with " Tho unqualified on
d0psemont 0f Col, Ram Gordon md
iis Yellowstone journal M 10 Tho
HomId's extraordinary brand " pepub'
liMntsmb No sneh straight pepnbli'
qan doctrine w0nld be p%ponnhod IN
tho state since Colonel Sanders was u
candidate fOp Delegate 10 congress
when Tho Homld'H nav brand ~ simon
pure republican editorials were
properly seasoned md prepared for the
public, The whole republican purity
OF the state must pAy tribute 10 THIS
new born republican messiah Nven
President Mckinley and Chairman
Hanna, OF tho republican national
committee, would receive by wire
evevy day Tho Hevald'H republican edi'
tOviRla, top how could the national
republican campaign DO conducted
without these two republican dlRnl'
tavies first veading whit thp Helena
Herald had 10 my upon MI matters on
party policy
HUt Of MI tha disappolnImonls none
haye fallen 40 heavy M Thai which
have 0yevtakon 0W friend Gordon NJ
Miles Gity, Ho tried 70 thinh TINT
the papep which he attempted 10 boost
int popularity with one OF lhH boHt
editorial efforts would hnnIly oone
around To his ideal IN u republican
newspaper Finally gOlonel Gordon
gives np W doSpatp and fires lIiA
bvOadside MI the HoIena paper through
tho columns OF fhe Yellowstone Jonr'
nalI
nThe anxiety displayed by Tho edis
topinl page NJ the Helena Herald ~
lAt0, leat Tho domOopAti0 pnrty SPLIT ~
and attack VA I'm two wings, IN very
peppleEing 10 nopuhIioanMs In this pnvt
OF Tho state, surely tho Herald must
be o0nvepHant with Tint first maxim
laid down by NIL |AuthOpitios on mtlis
tRpy strategy, Tint " IN easiep W bent
tho enemy In detail thnn in mNse,
When tho HeVald eyOlnlod under Nv
nav management thtA DnwAtmpop
gladly and cordially recommended W
lO th0 republicans Of Custer county IN
b0iDg RlI right md now some ~ these
samd republicans who acted Oh tliB
endorsement npe coming 10 lha editor
on Tho journal and aaylng, wat tllT
and The only response lhnt onn bo
made IA 'damhnO,W
The Billings gazette. [volume] (Billings, Mont.) 1896-1919, 1900-10-05
GOMphIMB kVs NkUWAkGBD,

q'he Othap evening MI Din Timber,
Chaplain Rtull OF Billings addressed n
political gathering with N.Y. murray,
Tho republican candidate f0r o0napaas,
" IL net often that Chaplain AtUll
takes oeeasi0n 10 reply 10 alnping pe'
marks on his polttiNl enemies, but NJ
the Bia Timber meeting hH made Nh
exception 10 this rule and held Hp 70
gaso Nv Hannah, Ihe minister
editor OF n LEGAL paper and candidate
on the Democratic tiolNt fOp tho state
senate IN Sweet Grass county " viii
be remembered that NV, HMnnah had
important business 10 attend 10 NJ
Montann's state capital 1--WE years ago
when tho Filipino bullets bngan fly.
Ing at the Montana regiment M Ma
nilar Hannah feared tho smoke OF
powder and concluded thRt hia health
would be better In the Legislative
halls OF Montana and, therefore, no NJ
ranged hlH plans accordingly, Hannah
was on hMnd when That memorable
senatorial contest WINS begun M Hell
ann n year Ag0 laAt january,
but since Ille oa0tiatiml gentleman
who aspipes 10 n p1'aleotiOn 10 the
Stale SENATE from Sweat GROSS per
turned 10 the state he hRs tAhen great
painA 10 attempt 10 cast reflections on
some OF Tho members Ot tho Montana
regiment who remained IN The Philip
pines tO defend Tho Stars md AtpipGsr
Chaplain BtnIl on the regiment has
been one 0f The targets fOp HannRh.s
mud battepies and upon tho occasion
0f tho ohAplaln'A recent yiHlt No tlle
county Heat on Sweet Grass Mr., Rtall
book OCCASION 10 pead tho following
0KtVaot from u democratic newspaper
Hannah attempts 10 odit IN that
comfy
nIiika n dulifnl 'oOmmOn awRttia'
WI arise 10 salute Captain a1O, ",
Btull, e~srGlaplain ~ Tho First MOnr
tana, who N now cumming fOg Tho log
islntIlpe on Tho Yellowstone county
im|pepiAliHtiG ticket, Armed with "
ilayepsAGk full 0f muaty hard tack fOp
public chewing aKhibftiOn2 n good
supply 0f money 10 'lOan' fOr thN ,Aer
nOlnmOdatiOn' M th0 'bOys' and n
wagon loud OF copies on th0 Anaconda
standard and Aan FpMnNiseO WYOMING
Report fOp. missionary purpose, the
Gallant psRlmiHingap should make u
GAmpaign attraction only second To
that NJ tla spectacular yiG1' ppasldans
tial onndidatorn
Than chaplain Rtull went on and
passad some criticism ON nv, HRn'
nall's soldier and political aavaor He
read hla record 10 m apIuNeiative GU
,dionm and " IN almost NEEDLESS ~ my
that tha photograph M Hannah IN mo
Philippines and Hannah in the Mon
tam Legislature VIII prove n WlnRhlA
campaign document IN 0pp0Httm m
HMnahh mudidAey In Sweet drass
uOIJtly,