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m . U sefuRPrecepts For Girls Contem plating M atrimony. First catch jour lover. Hold him when you have him. Don’t let go of him to catch every uew onothat comes along. Be sure to get well acquainted with him before you take him for life. If ho has any faults it is better to find them out bofore mar riage than to reserve them for cur tain lectures afterwards. Don’t try to hurry up a proposal by carrying on a flirtation with some other fellow, the man you arc making love to might go oil in a fit of jealousy and forget to come back. In love affairs always keep your eyes wide open and when the right fellow comes along you will recognize him and the recog nition will be mutual. Don’t marry too young, there is plenty of time after you reach the age limit. Remomber that a girl never exceeds the age of twent}' until after marriage. The man you marry will have plenty of time to ascertain your exact age after your weddiDg lour. Use your own judgment in making a selection, but remombor that lovo is blind and a little friendly advice from one whose advice is worth having may insure man if you think bejs not able to support you. If you should marry a man who is woll fixed financially, ho probably wont require you - to exert your energy over the ironing table or wash tub, if ho should exact such duties of you against your will and inclination it would probably brew disconlont aud misery. Don’t marry a man for money without you love him, wealth does not produce hap piness. Don’t pluco too high an esti mate on your accomplishments, and think that you have the power to sway and turn the mind of men and make them submissive to your will. Don’t think that you aroinlalible, that every you a life time of happiness or pre vent one of misery. Don’t marry a thing you do is right. We all have our faults. Don’t confide your trouble to your confidential friends they have troubles of their own. Don’t imagine that the bloom and blush of woman hood which animates your counto- nance is there to stay. The bloom upon your cheeks will ripen, wither and decay like a new born roso be neath the sultry sun of a southern skv. Love produces contentment and hap piness, it is the life and light of every thing that is beautiful and sublime in the works of nature and art, it in spires us to noble deeds, to nobler thoughts pertaining to our future welfare and happiness. After you O F F ICIAL NOMINATIONS Labor Party. For Representative in Congress, J.OSEL’H M. DIXON For Representative in Congress JOHN M. EVANS For Associato .Tustieo of the Supremo Court WILLIAM L. HOLLOWAY For Associate Justice of the Supremo Court JERE R. LESLIE - , For Stato Senutor MICHAEL CONNELLY For Stato Senator S. F. RALSTON, Jn. For Mombor House of Representatives JONATHAN E. WEBB For Member House of Representatives J. M. WILCOX For County Commissioners WILLIAM COWGILL CARL .T. BllAREN EDWARD BOLLERUD For Connty Commissioners HENRY EADCLIFFE ED. DENNIS TIM CONNOR For Representative in Congress MARTIN DEE For Representative jn Congress MARTIN DEE For Associate J ostico of the Supremo Court WILLIAM L. HOLLOWAY For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court WILLIAM L. HOLLOWAY. For Shenll OEORGE C. TAYLOR I*or Sheriff O. WALLACE TAYLOR For County Clerk ALFRED C. WARNER For County Clork T. P. ASPLING For County Treasurer JOHN S. GORDON For County Treasurer JAMES B. KELLOGG For County Assessor THOMAS O. LARSON For County Assessor J. W.- ARMSTRONG For County Attorney JAMES SULOROVE For County Attorney J. E. ERICKSON For Superintendent of Schools REBECCA ACTON For Superintendent of Schools NELLIE R. BROWN have formed an attachment for a manj aud you can find no fault with him socially, morally, religiously, \politi cally, financially or any other way he is probably perfect enough to-suit you, you can believe iu him; hope in him; trust in him; lovo him—“marry bim’M? Accept the precepts from a fellow Who baa often heard the cannons bellow, Has listened to the fifes a tootin’ And helped to do a heap of shootin’ Has seen the war-clouds dark arise Like fifty buzzards in the eky, Who is bigger than his dad And wants to marry mighty bad. J. B. W. Pay your subscription! Socialist Party. For Bepresentative in Congress GEOBGE B. SPEOULE For Associate Justice of the Supreme Court W. D. OAMEBON. GRÂ VÊS & CO., Liquor Dealers, . CHOTEAU. ~ -M O ,\TAN A . a ' y»11 y°nr attention to the fact that - wo keep one of the largeet and moatcomplete stock of Winea, Liquors and Cignrs in Teton County. We handle only the purest and, best. All ^,p5r-e T ,lfc -you can buy it pure if yon »■y it bottled in bond. Whiakey bottled .in bond -means that the pure arboleifl transferred from the barrel to the bottle in the Gov ernment Bonded Warehouse under the supervision of a United Statesiguager. The whiskey hne never been tampered with, ahd it must huvn age before the government .will allow it to be bottled. w a government stamp placed over the mouth of each bottle vrhioh guarantees,age, purity, proof and measurement. We make m*fe * »pecialty of bonded goods and our prices will compete with the loweet. ■ ~ • - * W. D. HAGEN & CO., Props. ^ Finest Wines, Liquors ft and Cigars. I 8 Lemp’s Justly Celebrated Lager Beer, 1 1 in Keg and Bottles.. - P CHOTEAU, MONTANA. Montana Brewing Co., Brewers and Bottlers of Extra Pale Lager In Kegs and Bottles. ~ All Orders for Eeg and Bottled Beer promptly attended to. P. 0. Box 76. Phone 210. Great Halle, Montana. P H O T O S AT THE STUDIO LaGRANDE, We received TWO FIRST PREMIUMS on our work at the Fair. GREAT FALLS. (W. H. CLINKENBEARD, Prop.) For County Surveyor JOHN W. SHIELDS For County Surveyor WALTER MATHEWS For Public Administrator WILLIAM H. FRANKLIN For Public Administrator JOHN C. KUFUS For Coroner WILLIAM II. STEARNS For Corouor W. B. WINE For Justices of the Peace, Choleau Township .JOHN E. D e IIAAS CHARLES PARKER For Justices of the Peace, Choteau Township NAT COLLINS HARRY HAYMES l‘or Justices of tho Poueo, Dnpuyer Township For Justices of the Peace, Dupuyer Towuslup T. W. LEl'T BEN SHORT For Justices of tho Peace, Marias Township C1Z _ WILLI A M W. PARROTT For Justicos of the Peaee, Marias Township WILLIAM DAWES SAMUEL GURDE For Justices of the Peace, St. Mary’s Township EDWARD A. MATIIEWS For Justices of tho Peace, St. Mary's , Township GEORGE FLOWER PARLEY STARK For Constables, Dupuycr Township For Constable, Dupuyer Township CHARLES THOMAS For Constables, Marias Township For Constable, Marins Township . WILLIAM O’BRIEN For Constables, St. Mary’s Towushipjg* WILLIAM E. JEFFERY For Constables, St. Mary’s Township CHESTER FOSS M. D. CASSIDY For the Amendment to the Constitution relating to County Cmmissioners, Against the Amendment to tho Constitution relating to County Commissioners. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT An Act Providing for the Submission to the Qualified Electors of the State of Montana of an Amendment to Seotion 4 pf Article XVI. of the Cqnstitution( Be; Intjng tp County Commissioners. Be it Enaptedby the Legislative Asseni; bly of the state of Montana; Seotion I. There shall be submitted to the qualified eleotors of the State of Mon tana at the next general election to be held in said state, the following amend ment to Section 4, of Article XVI of the constitution, reluting to county com missioners. That Section 4 of Artiole XVI of the constitution of the State of Montana, be amended so as to read as follows: “Seotion 4. In each county there shall be electedThree county commissioners whose term.of office shall be six years) provided, that the term pf olfige of those’elected on November 6tb, 100Q, shall expire qn the first Monday in January ,1907; provided farther, that at the general election to be held in November, 1902,(in counties where commissioners are to be elected that year) three commissioners shall be eleoted whose terms shall expire on the first Mon day in January, 1907; provided farther, that at the general election to be held in Nqvgfnber, 1906, one commissioner shall be eleote'd for a' tynn of two yoprs, pne commissioner shall be elected! torn term of four years, and one commissioner sfiaili he elected for a term of six years, whose term of ofijop shall commence on ths said first Monday pf Jappary, Jfi07; apd pfo; vided further, that at each general elec, tion thereafter commencing with the general election to be held in November, 1908, one commissioner shall be eleoted for a term of six years. *A vacancy in the board of connty commissioners shall he filled by appointment by the jadge of the judicial district in which the vacancy occurs.\ HARBY HAYMES m m $ m » $ m « z * * Plastering, Stucco, Lathing, C h i m n e y Building, Stone arid Concrete work. Estimates Furnished. GHQl EAU, MONTANA. m m m <i> ¡8 % <t» m « $ $ $ Ü) Vi) Vi) Vi) ¥ ill V»' iü ìli ili ili vi) Boutilier & Pence, N* * Contractors and Builders, Jobbing Promptly Attended to. g§titrates Cheerfully Given. , Be§ign§ Furnished if Desired. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. * * * * * * * * * * ^ * * * — * * * * * r l , . u t i . n „ a s C H O T E A U H O U S E Hoci^slsA s s P r o p .Centrally Located and the Best Accommodations of any House in the County. Service and Ouisine surpassed by no other House. : X j i q i x o r s a n d C i g a r s furnished for 1 the Gonyenience of its Customers. STATE OF MONTANA, 1 I, A. C. Warner, County Clerk of tho county of TetoD, State or Montana, do hereby certify that the aboye and foregoing ia 9 true, pqmpjetp ant| C ounts of T eton . ) correct list of the names, and the political description of the persons nominated for the several respective offices therein mentioned, as specified in tho certificates of nomination filed in my office, and that they are the candidates of the various parties named, to be voted for by the electors of -Teton eounty, State of Montana, at the ejection to bo held on Tuesday, Noyember -Rh, 1902. *- • In testimony whereof, I have hereunto sot my hand and affixed the seal of said Teton county, a t the county seat of said county, this seventeenth day of October, 1902. Livery and Feed Stable Run in Connection. Largest and .most Convenient Barn in Town... * Careful . and Painstaking man in A. C. WARNER, County Clork of Teton Countylfstate of .Montana.* . * - , '¿ C k f e * ■ . ..............................
