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The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
The PIaindeaIer Would Like 10 Know
the Reason

The PIaindeaIer Would Like "a Know
the Reason
A certain gentleman who attend
ed the Ball last week did not have
his full dress complete.
A certain lady who was a visitor
last week accompanied by friend
OF the masculine gender changed
stopping places and was not seen
with him any more.
The police did not keep the
idlers and loafers ON the move.
There are even yet some of our
citizens who are so blind as not to
recognize merit wherever displayed
and fall into line.
That the large colored vote of
Lewis and Clark County is not
recognized to the extent that some
colored man IS not given politi-
cal position.
County Attorney LaCroix has
made such poor showing as a
prosecutor, and out of four plain
murder cases he has absolutely lost
two, and only secured convictions
for manslaughter in the ether two.
There is such a complaint made
about not receiving this paper by
our Butte subscribers.
Charley Black failed to come
over from Butte Fair Week.
The colored voters should line
upf or the entire local ticket in
Anaconda when they are made
acquainted with the actions of a
certain County officer towards US
Some of our own Lewis and
Clark County citizens are so slow
to recognize the merits of the
PLAINDEALER.
Some people think we can run a
newspaper on hot air.
That even with the bears foot
over the Editors desk ia his office,
some OF the boys do not believe
Arthur and Jim's bear story.
The barber on Main St. has been
SO unsteady of late.
What They Say About The PIAindoAIor
"A very excellent journal. Col
J. II. Rice, State Treasurer.
You are making a splendid
paper. Hon. J. NJ. Kennedy, City
Clerk, Butte.
Il want to tell you of direct re-
suits l have received from my Ad-
vertisement in your paper."-M.
M Henniger, President Helena
Packing and Provision Co.
"A splendid paper l like it bet
ter than any paper of it's kind l
ever saw. Mr. Davis, Butte.
You are getting out a great
paper and writing fine; keep the
good work up. Ira Smith, Fore
nan Topeka Plaindealer.
keep the good work up; we are
With you Father abraham 10000
trong." Chas. Smith, Havre, Mont.
You have very creditable jour-
lal. Hon. E. w. King, Bozemsn.
Meat in mechanical make up,
Iewsy and highly creditable."-
,utte Evening News.
Please notify this office when you
hange your address; or it your
aper does not reach us regu-
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

A meeting un Ter the auspices of the
Republican County Central Commit
tee is scheduled for UniOnville Satur
day evening,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Justice r. l.. Rccc' a- made a
spl, ndid record a Justice of the
T., ace and no doubt will receive a
ha rdsome endorsement at the polls.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Wednesday evening the Republican
hosts jOurneyed to Marysville from
which place it is rumOred they had q
rOusiHg meeting.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

All along the line the sentiment
prevails tnat La Croix will be d badly
defeated man on Nov. 9Th. The peo-
pie at least want someone in that
office who will make a respecta BILE
showing.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
/ MONTANA PLAINDEALER.

- weekly by The Montana
o,.,udealer Company.
p.cS EDITOR.
..;o0 szoo per year, Strictly in Ad-
Advertising Rates on Application.
Ia, second.cIass matter April IL,
/ 4 tn. Post Office at Helena Mont ana
Act Of Congress of March 3, 1879.
II Communications to The Montana
p.ind..lsr, r9 South Main Street.
Helena, Montana.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

I. W. Richa rdson, the Republican
nominee for County Commissioners, is
one of the leading business men of
East Helena and will no doubt receive
hearty support from all classes
regardless of political alignment.
The people of Lewis and Clark County
1t seems demand change in the po-
litical makeup of the Commissioners
and are pleased that "a successful
business man such rs Mr.. Richardson.
has demonstrated himself to be is be
fore them for that position. He is
making a splendid campaign, and will
be elected beyond peradventure,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

If hustliHg ami gett ng ammg the
people counts Miss Maggie " Smith,
the preseLt Superintendent of the
County Schools will be a winner.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Alderman Wendell who has worked
so assiduously for better and cheaper
water for Helena was rewarded by
unanimous vote, accepting the report
0f the Committee of which he !
chairman. Himself ami fellow MEM
brrs of the Committee cannot be
given too much credit for a success
full sOlu ion of vital question, which
has hung fire q many years,
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
STATE Fair a Grand succ S.

Hs STATE Fair a Grand succ IS
n. annual Fair which was held
IT, - 'i'y last week was a grand
'S'' IS from every point of view.
1' management of the same
&c congratulated on the
outcome. From the ex-
= ,ne horticultural, agrieul-
ol,' p'ui'fy' swine, sheep, horses.
1 ,a',le a.. to the races everything
Sit ~ =, excellence, and we can
T., :, from experience that tbp
~. al had many of the Older
,nJ . POpu!ous Eastern exhib-
Nut H. ,ne race meet beat a coun.
| ',ort: c0a,; With the patronage
k."uance of the present
y, 1ua saS u, the annual Fair of
ls,nma C'aFke County promises
Portions. a'' local or State
| goes on Is over %., but gambling
Esuss So's on Who is getting the
kks co' Is Voters of Lewis and
'un'y empanelled as a
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Whatever may be our attitude
in regard to local candidates we
must not for one moment con-
found Legislative candidates as
local; it is just as important that
We support the Republican candi-
dates for the House of Represen-
tativ, as to vote for Republican
Congressman. In all localities
look well that the Republican can
didates for the Legislature get
your undivided support.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

We most assuredly pray for the
election of PRAY.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

The County Commissioner for the
two years term, j. II. Carmichael o.
Augusta, who is a successful ranch
man and sheep raiser, is the Republi-
can nominee. Mr.. Carmichael has
been a resident of Montana for 20
years and has been successful AS a
business man, having never entered
the political arena, and the people
are highly favored in having ,uch
men who will sacrifice their time in
nan Iging their public affair. Mr.
Carmichael is "A genial and pleasant
gentleman to meet, and will receive
a strong support all along the line.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

SOme Of the candidates for local
ces evidently seek an election
the still hunt racket; but when
|y hear from the people it may
be unlike a thousand of brick
ing through a tin roof.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

|Fhe narrow, bigoted, and tight
kssted candidate is doomed to
ltat.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12
Republican Legislative Ticket

Representatives,
MOSES ROOT
JOHN wendell
f. D. WEED
DR.. C. B. MILLER
LEON SHAW
DR.. G. H. BARBOUR
]. H. FARMER
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

he nearest you can get to vot-
g for Roosevelt this Fall is to
e for the Hon. Chas. n Pray
! the Republican nominees for
Legislature. We have an
ding faith that there will be no
|cillating or hesitation along
lse lines.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Ike co' voters of Lewis and
'y empanelled as a
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

Tor local positions in the County
POokS as though it will be a
FSuOn of the survival of the
esi' On local issues this day
time where there is no vital
'nclple at stake, and where the
pple have the opportunity of
Fpng the minutest tabs on all
P'fan's for political honors they
'U' !" as a rule hew to party lines,
|. uis hustler and broad-gauged
Is Oftener, and Justly SO, the
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1906-10-12

u no uncertain strain this jour
will advocate the election of a
publican Representative in
PlgfeSs, Republican Nominees
''ae Legislature, and a Republi-
I Tor the Supreme Court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Shriveaed Souls

srsrhsps saa lnne that mans aon should entire
" the pursuit Of wealth you suew million
vel know them. would
the they may presumed 10 have poa-
hefe money getting ohaesaed them would
millions but II process going Ike
81 the old devils millionaire don't want
money"
said David r. Fegan president q the Frst National
haak 81 Chicago public address Something very
effect had been said onE before upon authority
For almost 30 centuries mankind has
varuns that for camel pass through needles eye
than never meant that the
gates of heaven too small to a rich
meaning Is ForEan points allenaes
shryels that nothing Is ieu
The disposition accumulate Called exist.
aud condemned dis living EARTH
the motive habit naturally gather
luxarieS
This : instinct In Il there Is nothing
higher qualities bpcd this
and nothing though him billion dollars hope
develop human he has shed his tail
and walks hia hind legs
develop eventually destroy the IN
snea The the learned tho side
fields their living death
accumulation os millions contne himself his in
and unsympahstc and
aes wfthout the his gathered
with souls would cnoy -hy dsapatnE people With
shlyerinE hacks and hungry moutha
sold stop him.
hnk lead helping land Tor oaY he without
hia money afford
Indulge qualification poasess any
literature sympathy love that
uaseffsA purposes ennobe
Yes Mt Fegan who has been against the animal knows
warning aboa needles eye
thnEs thu merely
soul 10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

ante election promises,
Ito AZ once found there he'd been
a shortage Of $4,000 In the police
pension fund II resulted ia the
forced resignation ~ Gen w. T.
Bull from the police ehleftancy fhia
shortage has accumulated ia the
course OF II years. law Tor weekly
settlements having been ignored Il
was made up ON the eve ~ Adam =
Inauguration
Ito makes all city employees put In
a full days work
Ito has ealled upon all the NUM-.
elpal boards Ia submit 10 a special
inspection and accounting
lie has requested the county ST
poryiaufn "a alralghtrn out the eouns
ty'a financial affairs with the city
lie has announced that he must
have all the eity's bad debts wiped
cut or properly bonded by the end
Of the year preparatory 60 reducing
the tar rate
The Influence Of his election vas
such that ia the first ~ days Of his
term the collection ~ license fees
was tg1i2. am against 81 o06 fur tho
frat 81 DAYS of last year.
lie carries out hls idea that mn-
nicipal government Is ahin ~ a
great business establishment ~ adj
vertiaiug for what he wants
All board and COMMITTEES meetings
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

railway 10 pay 90 900 70 the civ =.
rental for two miles ~ a route 4
wanted free The remainder N ~
franchise question Is pending.
Works az bic office from 4 "a
m 10 g .. no and at home often h
midnight on public business
HeappOlnted a republican 10 N.
Board of School Examiners.
horn Ia Scotland his father VIVA.
minister al PcebIea
Worked IN al EdlBburK Ar,
goods store al 81 week Tor thrss
years.
iIaa been IN public life since 1871
only,
Hand STEADY On Helm.
All that Mayor Adam has done (.
Intended 10 De- only beglnblng
This old man, who II grappllns tbe
municipal problem with mind
trained FOR decade IN The perfect az.
Faulzati0n ~ department stores |.
pretty free 10 IHaugurate hls 70.
forms On March ! he vii hold the
police board. al other boards IA
abouf two years. aud will perhaps
get his new charter His course
seems well shaped toward what hls
friends declare is hls eFownlng am.
bition to apply business ideals 10
city government
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
That Is, He Applies Business Principles to
Municipal Affars---I N. Adam, Remarkable
Millionaire, Whose Vigorous Old Age is De-
voted to Re Nenating Form Of Government

nuFFAI.o. Feb mekiing
down ~ 90 tn the most strenuous
task ol bis life. ] n. Adams. "A de-
partmrnt store maEnato. third lafg
cat taxpayer IN the city % buffalo.
has begun hla term as mayor with a
seal that bellies his white hairs aud
forecasts a golden reward Tor the
city which elected him regardless Of
party lines
Mayor Adam il one % the few
Democrats elected to the buffalo
mayoraltY since the time ~ Grover
Cleveland. but he dlamianoa that cir
cumstancu by saying, THE conduct
of municipal affairs Is a matter OF
business. not politics lie Naa
elected CA that aingan,
Elected. ali hands stood back and
gave him a chance Ia make gnod In
company with Victor Speer bic sec
Rotary. a nevapeperman who's cal.
iher he considered worth 81 0oe a
year cat OF hta own pocket Ia addls
ton 90 the regular t2.0o salary Of
the office. he visited important elites
10 check up hts ideas lie began hts
term on January I by hurting At
common council a 10 600 word mra.
sage. outlining reforms la studied
detail
Making Coed
Since then every day has produced
some new move consistent With hts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
STAR DUST
By Josh"

i,e II can b. truly said hat the
play will I've forover. az q poF.
trays iife aa It is actually lived
As ws look taruaKh the vistas q the
past it stiii lends "a the enehants
meat which carries cue % the edge
Of emotion. 4 a one IN which can
BE- seen the charm and pAthoa Walsh
holds and interests 10 the last. IN
this play Wtll be sasn the ever pleas
ing and beautiful emotional aetreSa.
Miss Addrene fafuFte. tn the title
role. with her superb robes of bean.
~ and elegance. IN her brilliant and
charming STRIFE is simply pleasing.
her artistic acting enrichns the play
from curtain To curtain Jasper
MOI News
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

he wants ~ be the best form of
government under the best charter
known"
Man ~ sound health. large. able.
bodied frame
II thorough scholar and finds
recreation Ia hla library.
a Literary Fsllsr."
Quotes browning AZ the drop of
hat For instance. II waa mentioned
20 him that a friend suggested him
for state leader IN place ~ y. T.
I'M tie blnahed aud said depro-
eatingly; "Pshaw. I'm not leader
I'm trying 10 give Buffalo a bust.
aoss mans administration. not a
leader" Then. Ioeuiarly. Some
might say as Browning docs
Just Tor a handful 81 silver be
left un.
Juat for a riband 70 stick in bis
coat
Found the one gifi Of which fortune
beFeft un.
Lost all the others she let's ua
devote
The city allows 500 Tor the may
0r'a aien0grapher lie sees that she
gets II 900. and pays the difference.
Aa councilman be waa able 90
force an agreement BY the street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
He KNEW IT WAS JOEY

Somewhere among the archives
OF the confederate government may
b. found a document dated Sept Z.
1854. wherein iBs Wilson vas ar
dored 20 b. shot. and on the hack ~
vhich L. the Enforcement An
provui jefferson Davis. Pfealdent
You see. my companion vas thea
ia Virginia. aad Il VAS war time of
certainty We rebels were hari
pushed ou al sides. havinK little q
eat aud less 70 wear some Of -
were philosophers enough 10 endure
uhat go couldut cure. but the young
men. especially the chaps Who had
hson rouacriptsd. we're terribly al
Easy. They we're raadY 10 give 4 un
Dor iost cause and start for home
Well. thla feeling. coupled with
starving fatiaua. ragged uniforms.
and daily fishtinE. seat good many
Of our boys over 10 the unlon lines
a. d-a~gtmra. and this brings about
my story
one Of tho cunacfipta ~ my com
panY vas 4 boY - ~. named Jos
Wilson All ~ ns fellows of - ~
about. felt LIKE a father 10 hlm. as.
anide frum hla Youth. he vas poof
and pale. Ntih not mach ~ fight n
him The idsa u ilttis Joey Wilson
helping 10 breast hack Yankn~ liun
% hAatla wunid have at ua all
AFuar lie should have been home
with bis ma. and none 81 uz feit
anything bat pity for him
Ono night. after the de&crfiuna
had gone on aud become 90 numsf.
uua TIA, the hix officers bad - ssks
notice ~ suspects. a trap was set.
and 10 poor nttls Joe fell into t.
Yes. air nabhad In the act e
aesrrtinE "a the enemy. and mar
DO yuu know what that signifies -
peclafiy when that enemy Isn't can
non shot AwaYf Il Naa a surprise
90 as that The lad had pluskad 81
courage enough 10 make a brrak.
bat I r~ckoa be vas desperate and
hop~d in same manner 10 get bach
to hia home.
n Vas Determined 10 make an
example 0f little Ioey. and I Eurwe
ID sAkn't over 10 days before be wan
convicted. the sentence approved at
Hichmond. aad an order read that
be vas 20 be shot a. a certain hour
suppose u waa all quite pruper
and according Is army regulations
but u must have Euns hard on the
mun on the eouFtm9rtiAi 20 con
vlct him Had be been guilty II
murder I could not have aided 20
bring IN a verdict against him.
Nobody had aa.mrd % carr
whether be had relatives or MOI. and
30 our surprise waA great 10 learn
on the day bafafn he vaa TO be-
shot that = sister had arrived in
camp 10 plead Cor her little Io~'a
life n was ton late She had bern
dsni~d BY the president. and Of
course noboay Ia the fieid bad any
authority 70 step the execution. she
vas in camp all day Ions. and most
u rs GOT % see her. N should
tell you she Was the brightest. chip
pest. smarteat Eal u 10 I ever saw
I would be telling Yuu the truth
she was exactly like Joe In looks.
'crpg 4 rev points handsomrr. and
she had his siEs. and ~aik and WAYS
When ! saw that girl believe her
name was Neil--hreaking down
under the us.xs and realizing her
hslplcssnsss. ID have been within
20 let them shoot me In IosH stead
Deed would though I say IL -
long after I just wanted 20 lay M
hand on her bead aud SAY
There. there. poor child. don't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

fha commissioners Nsre trying %
thwart a trial upon a more serious
charge The shortage had BEEN
made Bp by the aid Of one u the
commissioner and Bulls bonds.
men.
Side Lights on Adam.
These things may indicate what
manner Of man Mayor Adam H.
Although ona Of the largest mil
lloualrca ~ Buffalo. he has no IN
tefeat In corporations
ITO believes In municipal owner
ship lie says Buffalo In about ripe
for IL.
lie named his opponent for the
nayoralty. Chaa l. feidman. on
his new charter commission lie
pat the postmaster On Il. hiKh IN the
Republican Organization. He put
the head ~ the New York supreme
court on H. he put a union labor
man on g. These and II others are
going 10 help him Fiye Buffalo what
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
Better Than Spring Tonics

up the early morning notice.
The earth Is tipping each
Ing 4 earlier.
the first OF -~u the
o 10 smiles
Take a hnnch you with the kroachi
T0ra towards the
warns Get 10 smiling There's world comfort in a
smile
. aid 60 Dyspepsia
Also II > q the liver
yoa you only drop Euurh
smile.
Ana II you hare no wife e on soms other SRI that laat
so hard. Is
place % the
with a xroaeh
dog everybody kiek-oAiy
people are o 10 q o o his teeth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

cry ahy more I'm all alone In the
world. aud nohodYii misz me. sud
Ina going 10 take toe'a places
However. thai couldn't be done.
Joseph Wilson vas the dr@~rtes ksad
Joseph must be hhot TO death as the
penalty.
while the big officers couldn't
promise anything they did grant 4
favor She asked for an hours visit
with heF brother. and thcy gave u
60 her, We had him shut up 10 the
Eranary barn. and ON that very
morning I vas given sin m~u and
told 20 guard him until he vas
wantrd FOR exceatioh IL was thus
that the gal came 10 me with a bit
Of paper on which MAS written.
Pans Neiiia wiia1n 10 Hec the pfia-
oner for Qua heaF SEES that she
carries no weapons
II vas signed al straight AMI I
could not question: her right waa
directed 90 aea that she had M
weapons hidden away. but lord save
ys' dye thiak I even referred "a
such = thing' No. slrl when she
hooked up Into my face. her eyes
filled with tears and her heart beat
ink like that Of = wounded bird.
aATa 10 her. aAYs
DO right In. mr. dear. aud mar
God bless yoa for What you have
tried 10 o..
Well noe. IN about 20 MINUTES
after she had pAaast In what should
enter my head bat an idea which
hftei nay heels clean off the floor
u that ga Was a. amar, a. toak
her 20 be she had a plan 20 carry
out What why. "a change cl0thes
Nth JOEY and asnd him osss In her
place That saa The idea. comrades.
and nor about fixe minutes couldn't
msks up M mind xhat 20 DO flEs
ared u out By and BY.
Upon one pfrtuuzr after mother
kos all the guards uzcey, one AxnY
from the door. hung the iAntsfn up
~ az n threw ths shadow ~horr |
wanted u. and whsie waiting for ths
gal to r~App@Ar ! SAYS 10 the guard
says I
Jim, that gal mus, feel is., az
fui"
--aartin. abs dos. be answered.
Add when abe comes out she'll
he erylhx
Reckon Eha all
At lAat there uaa a knock at the
doos and opened ~ / Just felt tn
my tonss that II waa little Joey. aud
~ ! says. EaTs 4
We'll. child. I'm sorry for you.
and please don't think any Of Us
here arc 20 blame
With that { hurried her on, IS
fast "a ! eonld. and then had % SIT
de~n Tor weakness % my knees
Nsrt morning whatf Jest "A 1
ibid you. When they opened the
door 20 lead Joe oat 10 hA death
they discovered his sister In bic
place and she waa Just cute huff 20
smile at EN-. At that Joe had been
gone four hours and vas safe iaside
tho Yankse Iinea
Shoe, her No. no. They had 10
LET her 81. and Il vas such a smart
trick that tho big officerW dIan'l
want u talked about too much Me-
Well. they did start 10 DO something
or other. hut Grant made 8 move
Just In the nick Of time % Dust up
all proceedings and nothing Fur.
Their was ever done Nobody thought
I had any knowledge o. the plot
but they hanksred for a victim. and
might have put me- In serious
plight bot for having other husi-
nes9 on hand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
GOING FAST

Thoss fine hats. which formerly
Mald NJ from flsa TO 500. but are
marked down a. o. 90 this week It
the Seattle Hat FACTORY. 1910 sesoFsd
Ave. ars going fast There are stu
some fine ones leff, however. Ne
mar should miss this opportunity.
..s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

Alexandria had finished his Job
% couquerlnR the worid and be sat
down and weuf
Curse the lnekt" he moaned.
"Not one magazine 20 which / can
contribute and the fuo'H around me
haven't had sense enough 20 oHfah-
lish n lecture PLATFORM
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14
EnIToR ,fEETs EpIroR

Harry Turner. a pioneer uewspa-
per man. and one % the most pop
ular men. politically and otherw Sc
~ which Nevada can boast vas an
other caller during the week We
always are In great Eieo when u
IL possible n swap 'guff with this
IDEAL Lincoln county gentleman -
Caliente fNevl Express
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-14

n you want really high grade
iewelry at moderate prices. scr Rob
ert Lurie. expert matchmaker and
Iewoier. I33eIs Second avenue. -