Missoula Weekly Gazette from Missoula, Montana • 2

AN AVVKAh TO TIIK GLITTER'S GOSSIP. PARTY POLITICS. THE SZESOUST FOR Kev. Lumw Think Missionary Kflwrt Aro --spouuu Among Hie Colored 1'eople. Fashion in Night Gowns of Republicans of the City AL To tho Editor of tho Gazette: But the Gentler Sex.

few negro residents of Missoula are any For Carter. farther advanced today than they were the; NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD IS THE GREAT SHORT LINE ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS, CHICAGO, find nil Kiwtern Cities. twenty-livo years ago. Having been The Democrats Divided Between Bick- among them for tho past three months lib Silver Jewelry in All Styles and to Cost Most Any Price is the Style.

Una that their only resorts aro saloons, convention will suit me, no matter which of tho men talked of is nominated." Judge nm for Tom Carter first, last and all tho timo, and think ho is tho strongest man our party can put up. As for the stato senate I havo no personal choice, and will heartily support the man whom tho convention nominates next Wednesday." Senator M. K. Rutherford "Tom Carter, with no second choice. For state senator I have no choice.

I think and hope that tho convention will bo ablo to settle on a man who belongs to no faction, one who is a republican straight through, and who can curry tho full strength of the party." Sheriff Houston "I have been too busy recently to give the matter much thought, but I am a republican and will gambling houses and other more que ford and Dixon, But All for the Nominee. uonaoio pmces. Tlieso adjuncts to a city unless there is a strong better element, demoralizes what virtue our race may A Oazktte representative has talked possess and hastens it on to a further with a number of persons lately in re degradation. I have been with many of TlieoiilyItotituOfluriiiKtliil People of Molilalia PINING CAB: PULLMAN AND COLONIST SLEEPING CAR SERVICE ganl to the politieal situation, and their tho colored people here and find that instead of trying to aid one another tho views are embodied in interviews given Now as tho winter approaches or rather the autumn it is time matrimony took unto itself a boom. Several promising "starters" have been given tho market, and aro worthy of emulation.

What tho various watering places havo failed to accomplish in tho interest of psychology, tho lawn party tennis court and croquet ground are prepared to do battle Tho leading republicans nearly all downfall of ono seems to bo the joy of another. seem to ho Carter men, those who have not expressed themselves in tho matter Solomon says: A soft tongue breaketh give my hearty support to the man tho having no choice in preference to Mr It vPoraililators tho bone, so I. will use kindness and try state and countv conventions put up." Carter. The, democrats do not appear to bo so unanimous in th'eir choice of a can every enort to organize them into Bostiiiiister Ilonsnmti Carter, of churches and societies, which will give 1 A .1 1 I course. Am tor tne nominee oi ine didate, some of them favoring Mis them a higher standing, make better citl is at hand, and A.J.Thomas' ounty convention next Wednesday, but soula man, some V.

V. Dixon of lUitte, zens, better workmen, and give less hope they will put up a man every re Novelty Store in the Florence Hotel Block is just troubloto tho white men of this city mi. a i i publican can vote for and who knows and others having other individual preferences. Hut all may be relied upon to fall into line for the nominee of the for, and needless to say their efforts are usually crowned with success. The hapless and guileless youth soon becomes hopelessly insane, under all these allurements, and finds himself speaking thusly in a hopeless jumble of tennis and croquet.

IX STVI-E. An edict has gone forth from the hulls of fashion, that the style of the robe do unit shall become distinctly masculine. No more feminine tucks, frills or lace something about the state and county so nicy, me coiorou people claim it is no use to try to be anything, but this is not the place where you can hnd Change of Cars Tho only Pirect Lino to PORTLAND, TAC0MA, SEATTLE and nil Pnclflc Coust mid Puset Sound 1'ointm. Only One Change Oars to San Francisco. Lowest Rates, Quick Time, Vestibuled Trains.

ForMnpa, IUiteB find TickeiH, Cull on or nddross A. 1). KDGAIl, CiKNKItAL AfiKNT, Cor. Muinand Grand Streets, Mont, as to be able to legislate intelligently state convention. them.

J. Hobinson Want a recognized In regard to tho nomination for state and tried republican nominated next senator the republican leaders are very true. Bear the ills where you are if you havo them. Faithful service gives ample pay anywhere and everywhere. The trouble may not bo with tho place but in you.

Remember tho story of the farmer Wednesday for state senator, and one While it is certain that some of Also the Celebrated Iron who the whole party throughout the conn tv knows and will stay with. But will those interested have a personal choice none fcem to care to have it made pub-lie. All say they will support tho nomi Axle, Wire-Spoke Wagon, which children most delight in. vote for tho nominee, whoever he is." County Clerk Bogart "Have no prefer nee of the convention, although there Or CHAS, 8. FEE, G.

P. T. ences. Am a republican ami will Heart' Bt. Paul, Minn.

seems to be a string on that promise in some instances. It is very certain that rallies, but instead deep rolling collars and cull's plainly bordered with hemstitching. This change does not at all detract from the principles of women's rights, but is merely adopted bee. use of tho greater convenience in laundering and mending. The gentlemen need not chuckle to themselves with a sense of ly support the nominees of both stato samxxrictaamaLs; countv conventions." some of the men mentioned cannot carry The Great National FAST MAIL LINE.

Judge Logan "Carter first, last and all the full party strength. On the other Bfl'h'W tho time. Have no choice for senator, md prefer to leave that to tho conven tion." hand, while the democratic leaders arc less afraid to publish their preferences, it is almost certain that after tho nomination is made they will be found fighting shoulder to shoulder for the successful candidate. Some outside opinions are given below superiority, either, because after all it is "the thing" to bo masculine in every inspect and this fad may last but a season. We of the gentler sex exert an indisputable prerogative that of pleasing our A.

J. Fifck, Helena "As far as I know who went out hunting after his stray cow. He found the cow's bell, put it in his pocket, and after he had forgotten that fact he heard the cowbell ringing, and started to follow the direction of the sound; this he did until he again remembered that tho bell was in his pocket. If we make anything of ourselves we must work out our own salvation. Having traveled over the principal parts of seven eastern states and taken a bird's eye view of the disposition of tho colored people there, I find they rapid progress.

Here in the west I find many that have not made one step since Old women are drinking and gambling, teaching their children to follow in their footsteps. Where is tho man that is not easily frightened, who will take hold with tho striving ones and assist them to be something better, try and win them from the saloon, the gambling house, tho ball room, make good members of society out of them, if not tho republicans of our county have no particular choice for congress, and will Opinions with men seem to be divided as of both ptirties to what kind of a support any good man that is put up selves with regard to what to wear and we will admit of "no popery," as Barnaby Rudge's parrot has it. And for your wife, sister. campaign will be witnessed this fall in The democrats talk Bickford good this county, while as many appear to be deal." daughter or mother, one of those fine ornamental Besides tho "men folks" are wearing of the opinion that it will be a quiet elec Jas. U.

Sanders "Carter is the man to tion, without unusual exertion on either put up." A.J. Davidson, Helena "The demo silk sashes now instead of suspenders and if that isn't feminine then I should like to know what is. 1 should also like to see one of them try to chop wood side, and that little money will be spent, Wicker Rockers and the candidates be left to run their crats of Lewis and Clark seem to be in favor of a Missoula man for congress. own race on their own undivided merits with a sash on. What a catastrophe Bickford is a good deal talked of." as shown in the accompany there would be and personal popularity.

But the opinions are given as ex pressed: ing illustration. Hon. W. E. Cullen, Helena "Our over there seem to rather favor SlI.VElt JEWELIIY.

irl who is fond of gewgaws in good members of the church. Some of The Bickford of Missoula, for congress." Commissioner Marion "My views are soon told. I am for W. V. Dixon for my people say their positions are menial, but it is the man who makes a calling the shape of jewelry may gratify her taste to the utmost now, provided her Frank Corbett, city attorney of Butte "The republicans of Silver Bow are talk congress and Frank II.

Woody for the jewelry be all silver. No other metal state senate. Good day." must be worn. Coils on coils of twisted Commissioner Mittower My lirst choice for congress is Walter M. Bick- silver wire in ropes, serpents and chains, Tickets on sale to all principal points, NORTH.EAST SOUTH AND WEST with innumerable bangles, may cover her mi ing Carter, and I think myself he is tho only republican that stands any show in Silver Bow.

Our own party there would like Billy Dixon, but he positively refuses to make tho race. We will undoubtedly renominate State Senator Heni.essy. Who the republicans will put up I do net know." arms and wrists; chatelaines with their respectable. Labor is honorable. Moses was called from the field and made the ruler of a mighty people.

Peter left his nets ami followed Christ, to become a saver of souls. Abraham Lincoln's early life was obscure, but he became a mighty leader of men. If a man's heart is right it matters little about his dress. There is missionary work to be done here in Missoula. Who will assist in it? Rev.

G. W. Li cas. swinging accessories in tne shape ot scent bottles, smelling salts, tiny powder pull', court plaster case, penknife and infinitesimal bibles may depend from her R. E.

SPURRIER, Agent, C.rrrison. A. E. VEAZIE, Freight and Pas. Agent, Helena.

E. V. MAZE. General Agent, Butte. waist; earrings, necklets and hairpins way weigh down her ears, encire'e her Lost Sheep of Texas.

San Antonio, Sept. 5. Tho re publican state convention adjourned sine die this afternoon, after nominating the following ticket: Governor, Webster MONTANA'S FAVORITE ROUTE To St. Paul and the East. pretty throat and shine in the glossy coils of her hair.

She may carry the craze to still greater extremes without fear of adverse criticism. It is stylish ford, second choice Dixon. If Woody is out of the race for the state senate, my next choice would be W. 11. Kamsdell.

Mr.Matts is a bright and fine young man but has not been here long enough. That would militate against his election." John N. Armstrong, editor of the Bitter Root Bugle "My first choice for congress is W. M. Bickford, second Dixon.

For state senator I prefer Woody, after him Matts." Treasurer Bailey "I have not given the matter much thought. Would like to see a Missoula man put up for congress, but am afraid we cannot get him. My choice would be Bickford. As to the state senate, have no choice, and am willing to abide by the decision of the convention." Polico Magistrate Evans "My first Flannagan, Henderson; lieutenant gov and that is sufficient. THE MONTANA CENTRAL The Greek styles of hair dressing are AND not so stylish as they have been.

With ernor, K. McKemson, llliamson; attorney general, J. F. Hague, El Paso; comptroller, William Werthodd, Dewitt; land commissioner, J. K.

McDowell, Childress; treasurer, J. D. Schmitz, Den-tort; superintendent of public instruction, Then for everybody we keep the renowned Elgin and other Watches, Diamonds Jewelry, Silver and Plated ware, Brica-Brae, Notions and Novelties too numerous to mention. the advent of the Medici collar and other MANITOBA RAILWAYS. high neck effects in the fall and winter Through Solid Daily Passenger Trains Permanency of Mines.

It has been stated that among the divident-paying properties of Europe is one known as the Societe des Mines du Laurium, which has declared a dividend of five and a-half drachmas per share while adding 35,000 drachmas to the sinking fund. The property now being worked is the famous ancient silver-lead mine of Laurium in Attica, that were betrayed into the hands of the Lace-chenionians by Alcibiades. It is often said mines lack permanency, but here is one that was being mined over 400 years before Christ, and was the probably several hundred years of age. This mine has been worked more or less during all these years, yet it is still being mined so successfully as to pay regular dividends. styles tho hair is waved and crinked and drawn to the center of the crown in a loose soft mass and fastened with a silver Dr.

W. L. Edner, Bo ar. The platform BETWEEN reaffirms adherence to the principles of ornament. Glittek.

the republican party, endorses tho ad choice for congress is W. W. Dixon, my Butte, Helena and St. Paul. i second R.

B. Smith. For state senator prefer Matts." Palace Sleeping Cars, After Cannon. Tuscola, 111., Sept. (i.

Tho effects of Judge Sloane "Haven't any particular Luxurious Dining Cars, Magnificent Day Coaches, And Free Sleeping Cars EM choice for congress, as long as it is a good, strong man. For tho senate was first for Frank Woody, but am positive he is out FOR SECOND-CLASS PASSENGERS. ministration of President Harrison, favors reciprocity treaties with the American states, favors encouragement by subsidies or otherwise of lines of ocean transportation with said states, endorses the financial policy of the government, the silver bill, and favors the Australian ballot and all other proper measures that will render elections free and the honest expression of the will of the people. Safety, Comfort and Courtesy for Our Patrons. the speech made in congress on Wednesday last by Congressman Cannon and the digraceful scene following have just begun to be felt throughout his home district.

Both republicans and democrats alike censure him in stiong language, and the bad break he made will cost him a great many votes among the better class of people, who feel that the Fifteenth district has been disgraced and humiliated by its representative. The It will be the earnest endeavor of the run trains through ON management to TIME. Until further notice trains will arrive and depart at Helena as follows: ALSO A l'ULT. LINK OF Nevada licpiibliritns. ViiKiixiA, New, Sept' 5.

The state convention today made the following nominations: Governor, Ii. K. A Pleasure Party. Missoula was visited last week by a party of prominent Helena businessmen, who stopped over until morning en route for the Flathead lake country. The party consisted of II.

M. Parchen and wife, Wm. Muth and wife, Geo. H. Tiatt, wife and son, A.

J. Fisk, C. I). Hard, W. E.

Cullen and son, and A. J. Davidson. They were joined here by W. M.

Bickford and others, and the whole party proceeded this morning to the lake region, where they will put in some time iu hunting and fishing in the most beautiful and picturesque portion of Montana. outlook at present is that he will lose every county in his district but Yermil lion, and the majority in that will be Gents Furnishing Goods Boots, and Caps. Concord; supreme judge, R. R. Biglow; district judge, R.

Rising; congressman, greatly reduced. General Busey, the Arrive. Depart. Atlantic Express nm Paeilie Express 1:10 pm 1:25 pm Helena and Butte 0:40 8:40 a Sleeping car berths, tickets, time tables, at depot and city office, No. 6 North Main street.

C. W. PITTS, City Ticket Agent. E. II.

HUBBARD, Trav. Pas. Agt, Helena. to. H.

LANG LEY, Cen.Pas.JcTk'tAg'tM.C.K'y Mont. democratic nominee, will get the soldier II. F. Bartini; lieutenant, governor, J. Ponjade; attorney general, J.

F. Torrey- vote, as he has a fine war record, while son; secretary oi state, u. ii. uray; eieru being a farmer will command him the vote of that class. There are fourteen republican newspapers in the district that refuse to support Cannon and they Inspect Our Bargain Counters TZBIIE of the race.

Matts is second choice with me. Think the nomination lies between Matts and Ramsdell, with L. D. 1 latch in it, also. Hatch will probably be the first choice of the delegates from Stevensville, Victor and around there.

Matts will have Grantsdale, Corvallis and Como, with Hatch as second choice from those points." I. G. Denny "Would like to see Bickford nominated. My second choice is R. B.

Smith: Of course am for Ed Matts for state senator." Attorney Stiff for congress I have no particular choice, and am willing to trust the state convention. My first choice for state senator is I.uko I). Hatch, and think ho would run octter than any so far named." Hon. Frank (1. Higgiiu "I am for Geo.

W. Reeves for congress and Dr. Harris for state Marshal Bradley "As for congress I have no particular choice, and will heartily support the nominee of the state convention. For the senate I am for Mutts, with no second choice." N. ii.

Donley "If W. A. Clark would accept I think he is the man above nil others that should have the nomination, but am almost sure he will not. Would like Bickford very well. For ihe senate Matts is my choice." W.J.

Stephens "My choice for congress is R. B. Smith. I have no preference for state senator." have a wide influence: of the supreme court, Joseph Josephs; controller, R. R.

Ilorton; treasurer, John F. Etran; surveyor general, John E. Jones; superintendent of publlic instruction, Orvil Ring; state printer, Joseph E. Eck-ley; university regents, E. T.

George and J. W. Haines. 1 Sadly Hurt. A carpenter named Wells fell from a frame buiding in process of construction near the Adams house Saturday afternoon, lie broke a wrist and dislocated a hip.

Dr. Hanson attended to the wounded man, who was removed to his home in South Missoula. ml Noyes Dead. Axacoxda, Sept. 5.

Ex-Governor E. Examine our Novelties and remember wre have the only Exclusive Novelty Store in Western Montana. After Timber Thieves. Di i.itii, Sept. 5.

Four special agents of the general land office, accompanied by an armed posse of men, started from here today to investigate the alleged robbery of valuable timber by Canadian lumbermen from the public lands in what is known as the Rainy River country in this state. These men have gone to search for the Canadian lumber tl ieves who have for many years pillaged the hinds of the northern boundary of Minnesota. The forests of white i nd Norway pine there, are reckoned among the finest, in the world. The depredations for the last vear alone are estimated at 1SO.000.000 feet. The profits of course, aro enourmous, but the complaints of the sufferers were unheeded until now.

P. Noyes dropped dead in the courthouse today of apoplexy. He left the bench unable to proceed with business and a few moments afterwards fell back ward, dead. He was 57 years old and had a distinguished record a major general in the army and minister to France under President Hayes. He was elected judge of the Cincinnati superior court last year.

Lett Tliem with His t'nele. Bi'tte, Sept. 5. N. W.

Simmons, who was recently married to Miss Laura llorsr, lost a suit of clothes and lodged a complaint against George Hartraft. The clothes were found in a pawn shop where Hartraft had left them, also several suits belonging to Manager Haig of the Miner. Hartraft formerly roomed in the house with Haig and Simmons and bore a good reputation. A Dustimlly Deed. Alhaxv, N.

Sept. o. The second section of No. 13, the Montreal and Niagara Falls express, was wrecked three miles north of Castleton this morning. Several cars were wrecked and many injured.

A mass of iron had been placed on the track. Among the republicans the following are following are specimen opinions. It will be observed that none of them care Catholics throughout western Montana deeply regret the recent departure of the well known Sister Superior, Mary Louise, of St. Patrick's hospital, and the amiable Sister Wenceslaus, of tho Providence academy, for other scenes of duty. The former is now located in Astoria, Oregon, the latter in Vancouver, Washington.

Their numerous sterling qualities of head and heart gained for both of them troops of friends irrespective of race, color, creed or condition during their many years' residence here. Joe Sawhill, tho popular "con" of the Missoula and Helena local train, is happy over the fine building etone now being produced at his quarry, a few miles from thiscitv. It is as hard as adamant, carries a beautiful ruby tint, and is found in blocks ranging from three to thirty feet in length. There is one medicine that will cure immediately. We refer to De Witt's Colic and Cholera Cure for all summer complaints.

No delav, no disappointment, no failure. Ae sell it. Geo. Freisheimer. Fust Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Draw iiK ISoom Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches latest design, between C'liieaRO and Mil nun ken and St.

Paul and Jlinneupolin. Fast Trains with Pullman Vestibuled Drawing Room Sleepers, Dining Cars and Coaches of latest design, between CliicaBO and ilwaukee and Ashland and Duluth. Through Pullman Vpstlhuled Drawing ICooin and Colonist Sleepers and the Northern Paeilie Kail road between Chicago and Portland, Ore. Convenient Trains to and from Eastern, Western, Northern and Central Wisconsin points, affording unequalled service to and from Waukesha, Fond dn I.ae, Oshkosh, Neenah, Menanha.Chippewa Falls.Kau Claire, Hurley, and Ironwood and Jiesseincr, Mich. For tickets, sleeping ear reservations, time tables and other information, apply to agents of the line, or to ticket agents anywhere in the United States or Canada.

to express a choice for the state senate: Gust Moser, chairman republican county committee "I am for Carter, with no second choice. Am willing to trust to the wisdom of the county convention in the matter of state senator, and will support its nominee." A. J. THOMAS, Hon. S.

G. Murray "You may say tha llishop Ilromlel Home, Helena, Sept. (J Bishop Brondel returned yesterday after an eight month's sojourn abroad." He was given a reception last night. A Coal Oil 11 1 m. Bi'tte, S-pt.

5. Mrs. J. Pierce was fatally buried yesterday by attempting to start a re with coal oil. my first choice for congress is Tom Car FLORENCE HOTEL BLOCK 8.

M. AIXSME. Oen. Manager, Milwaukee, Wis. .1.

M. HANXAKOKD. U.T. St. Patil.Minn.

it. HAHI.OW, Traffic Chicago, III. LOUIS KCKSTE1X. Ass'l Cien'l lWr.nd Tkt. Agent, Chicago, 111.

ter. If he will not accept, I am for B. F. White. For the state senate I have no particular choice.

The nominee of the MISSOULA MONTANA,.