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■ N> j. c~ \ \ ~ û- <r-, -‘í- ./ THE CHOTEAU MONTANI Vol, XV, No 28. CHOTEAU, TETON COUNTY, MONTANA. NOVEMBER U , 1904. $2.00 Pei* Year. Unofficial Election Re turns, Teton County. p re ^ ero o,© o-o * p . et g-Ss-a: i l i ; O > : w r OÍ *■» . K*. in i P3 O i—* as 3 j : : : : : : • : : : : : i : : : : : I : : For ProsidoDtial Electors: PAUL McCORMK'K, ; ! : : iîSiiSHi: ARTHUR W. MEUR1FIELD, i i 5 7 5 5 1 8 2 3 CD ë St S Ä S DJ^' 5 THOMAS DUNUAN : : • feat »Atte a • . * owooo* PAUL A. FUSZ • * owtno5* en\ oëSiÎcïtn£ PATRICK CARNEY i i • • OW^5(£o' aî* 0 B? ê lí enn e S EDWARD CARDWELL i i • ♦ *KOOOi4-.* tiÛOÏSi»!---»*—C34-ÖI For Represoutarivo in CoiiRriiBs: JOSEPH 11. DIXON i ; * * CO9 * §2 §5* e»* oöKcS-ienS AUSTIN C. OORMLEY : i • * * * OCbWoÿD» For Govornor WILLIAM LINDSAY J 1 • ! M ——! 3 1 • • senoo' lSistiê 2 g?oWg JOSEPH K. TOOLE ; : : : ßä£Sg: For Lioutoaant Govornor: ERNEST W. KING EDWIN C. NORRIS 1 » >-* cnet. • • 0 »L £f^SëS 1 2 œu,^ ; i : : tëS£!Ê: For Secretary ot State: ABRAHAM N. YODER • : • • »-a CPU*. • • rfkWlôtO OO M- ï ë ^5 ë ÛOi c S* MILES ROMNEY : ; : : S«»feg: For Chiof Justice ot tho Supremo Court THEODORE BRANTLEY ; * : : SSSS- D. F. SMITH j • 43 55 1 7 2 3 ss «. sassi gisê For Clerk of the Supremo Court JOHN T. ATHEY 1 1 : : SwgS: FINLAY McRAE 4 1 6 8 1 7 2 1 c-,ïîKi-gss5:a For Attorney General ALBERT J. GALEN : • • • cntofSo' go * cëôëooene] CHA3. H. nALL J J • • tU O» • • • For State Treasurer; JAMES H. RICE : : : : SoiSS: GO* DAVID G. BROWNE ¡esgfe: KcaSg: 5. ëëgigoo..;? lì=Igfc. g^aSfcgfefe oju^og. 2J: oà3gë*.üiS3 ëü.ssîSa.ëwKfsæiéëiîs For State Auditor IIARltY R. CUNNINGHAM PHILIP 0. GOODWIN For Superintendent of Public Instruction WILFRED E. HARMON JOHN M. KAY i33gfcSooo.gg5: SSg Sossaa^uoeës: SgggigoSo.!¿S8ü:8rÜ £o.ës^ët»»agëëo.sa aassoS-tüfegsgEig ouiggiïtëi c: êt §1ê t H ui S ¡£^Sgtoii-1ëg!£ëêo3 ëtcSëë*: SSjgESiîocS Í3 H- 2! § Wll i I SoSiofeoS^ l;ëÏ5^oW4-ëSIIÊScgZ£ ^ icí »3§0 wc ; ww 2£2 s 3 í , i 2 J-Î.TU1 >-.c;i-.t¿V'--;j ci ou ac es ir o -» ci is in œ Z. S5 SLiëëwS: *5ë^i3x'*5s;îngS:^ifio£ £ c.-» 8 ft ä ïi t ¿ V* ë K £ X. rs g L'íe.‘i^Igwl^4^o8a. ì*iXS I- ë * jit 5 —ï5îïi3s§- - gïlë S: • SES o8£. ß=3 8^ggt-tt»,I¿gü*f* ŒWC For Judge oi tho District Court of the Elovonth Judicial District: CHARLES W. POMEROY JOHN E. ERICKSON For Membor House of Representatives SAMUEL L. POTTER M. 8. DARLING For Sheriff KENNETH MoKENZIE C. WALLACE TAYLOR For County Clerk A. C. WARNER J. P. CARBERRY For County Treasurer J E. WEBB THOMA8 BROOKS For Clork of the District Court STERLING McDONALD L. J. LOWNDS For County Attoruoy PHIL. I. COLE ORIN D. GRAY For Couuty Assessor J. C McCUAIG JAMES L. COLLINS For Superintendent of Schools REBECCA ACTON NELLIE R. BROWN For County Surveyor JOHN W. SHIELDS WALTER MATHEWS For Public Administrator W. H. FRANKLIN CHARLES THOMAS For Coroner H. W. POWERS For Justicos of the Poauo J. E. DEHAAS, Chotcau Township. HARRY* HAYMES, Cboteau township W W A W W V E G E T A B L E S I C I L I A N ! H A L L 5 if air Renewed A splendid tonic for the hair, makes the hair grow long and heavy. [ Always restores color to gray hair, all the dark, rich color of youth. | Stops falling hair, also. Sold for fifty years.\ t ■ rs •j^iUT aw»a>jrt FOR SALE I have two thoroughbred Herford bulls, 5 years old, for sale, cheap, or will trade them for grain. Address. C. H . J efferson . S aypo , M o n t . We sell old papers at 25 cents per hundred. ________ If you want a swell suit of clothes leave your order with Jerome Koles- ke. Greatest Republican Landslide Known. Missouri Went Along. Missouri Kansas City, Nov 9—The Star (in dependent) says: Roosevelt has car ned Missouri bv 10,000 or 15,000. The only democrat- elected is Folk, for governor. If you want to get good returns for your money put an ad in the Mon- tanian. New York New York, Nov. 9—If Maryland has gone republican, as unofficial re turns indicate, the republican vote in the electoral college will be the un precedented one of 225 for Roosevoit and Fairbanks, to 151 for Parker aud Davis. It is practically certain that the republicans have carried every state in the union outside the solid south. The republican majority in the next house of representatives will not be less than 50. Theodore Roosevelt’s plurality in his native state is second only to Me Kinley’s 268,000 in 1896. Roosevelt carrying the state Joy about 218,000. Illinois Chicago—Roy West, chairman of the state republican committee, says: Illinois has given Roosevelt an uu- paialleled plurality; the returns indi cate tL at he will carry the state by 200,000. Deneen is elected governor by the greatest plurality in the his torv of the State; the republicans have elected 19 congressmen, a gain of two, Idaho Returns indicate that Roosevelt has carried the state bv from 15,000 to 20,000. French is re-elected to congress by 12,000, and Gooding, rep is elected governor by about the same majority. Colorado Denver—Estimates from scattering precincts and incomplete roturns in dicate a plurality of over 10,000 for Roosevelt in Colorado. The result in 130 precincts outside of Denver, Peabody received 10,069 and Adams 10,035 votes with 9,168 scratched bal lots; the scratched ballots in the en tire state number over 40,000. The democrats claim the election of Ad ams for governor by 7,000 plurality. Conneticut New Haven—The returns show a plurality of 20,000 for Roosevelt, aud the election of Roberts (rep) for gov ernor by nearly as much, aud tho en tire state ticket by 1,000 to 1500. New Jersey Newark—New Jersey was carried by the republicans by a larger ma jority than even the most sanguine of the republicans predicted. The state gave in the neighborhood of 60, 000 for Roosevelt. Edward Stokes republican candidate for governor is elected by more than 20,000. Eight republicans and two democrats con stitute the congressional delegation. The legislature is overwhelmingly re publican and Kean will probably sue ceed himself as U. S. senator. North Dakota Grand Forks—Roosevoit carried North Dakota by from 20,000 to 30, 000; the state ticket is elected by 4,000 less. Nebraska Omaha—Indications are that R oor eveit has carried Nebraska by a plu rality of from 35,000 to 40,0011. 1 he legislature will probablv be republi can. Minnesota. St. Paul—Roosevelt received a i record breaking plurality iu Minne sota, going far beyoud Mckiuloy’s margin of 75,000 four years ago. The republican electoral ticket will havo I a plurality of more than 100,000. Parker’s vote was much smaller thau ! that received by Bryau four years ago, aud Roosovolt’s was especially strong in counties which of old were populist strongholds. Tho result for governor will be close. Delaware Willmington—The republicans say they will have 40 of the 52 members of the legislatur on joint ballot. Roosevelt bar carried tho stato by 5, 000, aud the republicans elect govern or and congressman. Wisconsin Milwaukee—It if generally con ceded that Roosevelt has carried the state by 60,000. Lafollett’s plurality for governor is 50,000. Utah Salt Lake—Roosevelt carried Utah by 10,000. Pennsylvania Philadelphia—The republicans made almost a clean sweop iu Penn sylvania, carrying tho state for Rooso velt by more than 300,000 and elected two of the six state senators and 20 of the 32 congressman. Louisiana New Orleans—The democrats have carried the state for Parker by a ma jority of 35,000. South Dakota Senator ICitridge aavs that Roose velt has carried South Dakota b y ! 40,000. , ! --- I i Kansas ; Topeka—Returns coming in slowly ; indicate that Kansas has gone for Roosevoit by 80,000 and the republi- 1 can state tickot is olectod. Massachusetts ; Boston—Sufficient roturns bare been received to indicato a victory 1 for Roosovolt aud Fairbanks electors but at the samo time a defeat of Gov.; Bates fer re-election by Win. Doug1 lass, tho democratic candidate. The Republicans elocted the rest of the state ticket, at loa?t ton of the 14 con gressmeu and a large majority of the 1 legislature which will select the next United States senate. Michigan Michigan was the scone of a verita ble landslide. Roosevelt and Fair banks have carried the state by an precedented majority variously esti mated at from 100,000 to 130,000; the republican state ticket is elected. Maryland Baltimore—Returns indicate that Maryland has gone for Roosevelt by a small majority. In the six con gressional districts of tho state, three republicans and three democrats have be9D elected with the rest of the districts in doubt. Oregon Pori laud. Nov. •> -Tho Orpgonitin savs that Roosevel.’s | lnrality in Or egon will exceed 40,000, and the re publicans havo earned every county iu the state. Telephono 28CF. P. O. Box 371. J. P. R EG AN , Attorney amt Counsolor a t Law. Rooms 15 and 16 Conrad Building. Special Attention Given to Land Practice and District Court Work. Write me about yonr case. Great Falls, - - - Montana. AUTO RIDING IN WINTER Handles May Be V/arined b y Electric ity and the Vehicle Made Very Comfortable. j For Rent. Automoblllsts arc not very enthusias tic In the wlnti r si uson because of the discomforts that attend riding The handles of the i-tinvr; .motsare i xtivin* - ly cold and the drivers suffer amid/ vvle-n the menury stands iu the n<igh- liorhoud of z < ro. It is only those who use the machine for business purpose i who will site,, to it in winter It is t.e t a difficult tuner to wrap up the boi’v warmly eróte h, and the face can hc-pro- ti-ii - , 1 a -in ti. Biting wind I m i,, shhh.ii g i.evicts which have been In vented, hut it i t so easy to plot-.' the hands from tne cohl In spile of the covering of giov i s or mittf ns tin- finge t i are liable to b on» numl»d with the cold, a state of affairs especially dan gerous for the driver of a high-speed i.ar, who Is romp* II» d to be on the alert for < tu» n-i-ntics and act Instantly wht-n they arise. To meet this condition of affairs a New Jersey man lias invented an clectricallv hmtfd tiani'ii w h i i h the ehiiuftVnr h vs only to grasp M*. h i l y in his hand to de rive the In t i l l , ot t lit- radiation front tho interior II • i •instruction Is such that tlie licit i- y * • d < ii’ ivard front the cot,ductor t'.i rm iaior fi lit.\ tho central space and 1 1 mg completely sur rounded by . ............ actor wires Tie cover is of nun m oiietlng material and and is puré • * »1 \t frequent Intervals to allow free radiation. WORK OF SECRET SERVICE M ost of It Rotates to Counterfeiting —Constitutes a Bureau in tbo > Treasury Department. I One four room house, and kitchen Good accommodations. Address: J o hn H obbins , Chotcau, Mont. F. E. J. C A N N E Y , M . D . HD1IOEON and p h y s i c i a n . 35 years practical experience. 11 years hospital and 7 yoars railroad Surgeon. Past professor in Surgery. CONRAD MONTANA. 11 E. W E BB, Real Estate. Farms, Stock Ranches, and Town Lots. Chotean, . . . Montana. J. E . E R I C K S O N , ♦ Attorney-at-Law, Notary Public, CHOTEAU, - MONTANA. Arrests by tl <■ si constitute n I n a parturient nvi They are i ' • • tivts and ! cases win : i v , lating to tin 'r concerned '<’ • with the pi s: (»¡I < lias its o.vn f mi | or w till tin The clnei i handle r< ‘.at lnev alco j l'C; s t ' T m V ’•et s, rvlco mon who .f t lie treasttry de- , t liait two a day j . iv i minent cletec-| r 11. 11 ion otily in | •ns of the law re- 1 y . <U part ruent ar» j vu t.i.'hinr tu di> •'epai uni tu. w h le h . I spi étal dctei tives. art nu r.t • . mi 111 s(.r\ ¡ce mon ■i orf- il ng. but they mi In a fi w olh» i ( m '- is vvhhli me r.n er.ou'.’h : » > lie un- tu ir im. s. me of tlir-t-c .in l! i ; rcs- ii , »f (lise i lajn s nt urs 1 th<- I ii il f» .- i - i 11, r nv • rmnr ni nt'iiida- t tut ni i ov 111111 i n' v.nii . ms iib'altnng f ram! : t* ut nat ut u! ./at Ion pape t s, th< opfi-i .on ni at ii n | '< d use of \w n.shed i n t • mil revinv ‘•'in ] s. the imieison- a ion .fiM . r ’ ui t ottii. i ? ruid t lu-rare ] and i\ i.il c '11111 i f lareetiy from thi \ It, i S ’ • -, e'.v • ' • u < lit o errly dcfrnud' il » fur b 'ii v ii tint Vv ) il » - '• '-i n s *i , it i t il ( n i . o TV., dm i n.i i s • ni : of roi,le ry oi Is so rare as to lu d G. BAI R Attorney-at-Law, JHOTEAU, MONTANA. PHIL 1. COLE, Attorney-at-Law. Notary Public. Collect ions promptly attended to. Choteau, - Montana. 1 r. .in i h* r» is iii\I n .' - he !'■ t.» v il ru! I» d hlm u h 1 1 a' ! linder color i f In v. of .nw and an i v, gov ernn.i n' pro; • • almost unpri-i ulti ' RISK LIVES FOR NOTHING. Most of Our Actions A r e Bash, Im pulsive and Unreasoning—A Case in Point. T. BROOKS, Physician & Surgeon. Hnccoifior to Wninsley éc Hrooka, OÖUto N cit to Court Henee. H. BEAUPRE, D E N T I S T Too lb Extracted With- mt Fain. All work Guaranteed. CilOTKAU. MONTANA. The man was walking at a moderai•• mit. appar» n ly in no great hurry ..lien he rea'hid tlm corner, says tin i«r ■' ly a 1'- i.i-!<- Hi u.'ul ;» imito to panic there to loo v f o r a pri t t y woman 'Uten he start i I a. ro.u tli\ stn et F. A. LONG, Physician and Surgeon »llice iu .Jackson Building. Next to 'I deplume* Office. Lyes liefiacted and glasses fitted, i ILOTKAf, - - MONTANA. The Cause of Many Sudden Deaths. There is a disease prevailing in this country most dangerous because so decep tive. Many sudden deaths are caused — [; In it— heart dts- V-L ease, pneumonia, heart failure or apoplexy are often the result of kid- ’ ney disease. If , kidney trouble is allowed to ad vance thekidiiey-poison- _______ «1 blood will at- ■ . tack the vital organs, causing catarrh of the bladder, or the kidneys themselves break down and wa^tc away cell by cell. Bladder troubles almost always result from a derangement of the kidneys and , a cure is obtained quickest by a proper treatment of the kidneys. If you are feel- : ing badly you can make no mistake be taking Ur Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great kidney, liver and bladder remedy. It corrects luabihtv to hold urine anil scalding pam m passing it, and over comes that unpleasant necessity of being compelled to go often through the day, and to get up manv times during the night. The mild and the extraordinary effect of Swamp-Root is soon realized. ' It stands the highest for its wonderful cures of the most distressing cases. Swamp-Root is pleasant to take anil is sold by all druggists in fifty-ccnt and one-dollar size bottles You may have a sample bottle of this wonderful new* dis covery and a hook that tells all about it , both sent free by mail. Address, Dr. Kil mer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y. When | writing mention rending this generous oiler in this paper. Don’t make any . mistake, but rememl>cr the name, Swamp- i Root, Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root, and tne I address, Binghamton, N, Y ., oa every > bottle. Tv. 0 wtu’i ii*» •'» « • f r •• a » 1 p. f r • f (' < co < cnii/.h a.i 1 '.» Ill HI i ‘ ' 1 -î j ti llf* roi iH ha' ‘;'»»l»I»i-il 1 0 let t'.i i but lie had no ' Im»* to spare now H\ »Ini;, 1 1 in front of (ho i-i uai'/'s ni '1 f011 *1 i.-l room to w Til for 1 h\ » ul», » ar 10 p lis Hut hr - m! !r. t naît, h\ i .1 suddenly been ih, n\ ed of a.I l\!.-nrc 11 \ » • i »j* it\»l s;peed at’d <’ • ' fK*r’ at a » ;°t ' • »1 .11 front ol * * n r i » , 1 I, -' \r f 1. < i-n- . \ *■ ' ' * 1 . 11 • on ih\ r . Ile 1 -, »'■ r * 't i.* or h\ re 1 » r n re 1 u i ci . ' - \n- or, i'-. 1 lì!', mu saf' r. 1 , . ( t turnrd « ■: , li 1 t and s'isid Teli:» . . • i* II! i' u n ’i 1» of ' h i V. .»I » le.sur* li il*»!g !d •'*). ; i M }| T V- iug ampi» me f< : 1 1 li\ a ' f fl to do C. WARNER, U. S. Commissioner, CHOTEAU, MONT. Lami filings aud proofs. ALTER MATHEWS, U. S. COMMISSIONER, SURVEYOR, IWphone No. 27. CHOTEAU, MONTANA. Surveyed tbs Ca. In prc-parlitip t* i\ fr r mtlon ot a tin no! 1 ) irrU : 1 1 •• :i pahy r. \ a.1••> ! tr. . •r r or b- \am p.r ci - r» :• :t I - ir ' r f I V 1 - • 1 i/f ‘ ’ ( n » !.. on fit ti.r (I'll M.-l ll r • r 1 r i pPo . 1 ■ feet L-: j the v. ills » f 'h *• r an} 01 a;» izl» u 1 ' 2 u ' ferì », 1 !. • a,» Sllirp [,-< i ;*»• es, a;I'll It Is impos- f-jbi\ .0 r 1 , *, roiiL i b als 1 A dr - r 1 ,- 10 til\ bo.tom v/. •• '- 1 ! r rl by means o' a narrow n-- ' !• • ii'fi’ III th\ i-ran.: • »litfs, but ln ord» r »»■ r-i t h •1 • i , posi -¡(b* of th o rl1 \r. v i* 1 ;h. pli! of a '-imi- Dr. EARLE STRAIN, OCULIST and ADRIST, '117 Fust A vomit! North, GREAT FALLS, MONT. Office Hours: 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. !ar fissure, the sur. \j irift pTly had ti make a detour of about lio milts In all four fx'rimr'- *».•'•' i.'ii dfi-eent* w-re made to the 1 o » n. of the canyon ir. piai-es I' was t * r„ to h*t the men 'own n <r \.iff- ral hundred feet ’.»> im ans < ' -< ;'rs CliPtuune, Wyo., Nov. 6.—“ Bill’J' hatfield sbol and killed bis wife,1 Maud, aud then i.l»*w nut bis brains at Moeteetso, Wyo. it is said that| jealously was the eutise of tbo ting i 7* The Finest Watch Repairing Done in the City by S. O. HUSETH, Jewelers and Opticians, Great Falls, 323 Central Ave. Livery A N D » • * t. Feed Stable C o rner o f Cboteau Aveuu e aud H a m ilton Street. W A L T E R GORHAM. H. R. THOMPSON. IiBTHBRIDOB & NELSON COAL Single ton delivered 9 9 09 Load, 3 tons or more 8 T6 Car lots at Collins - I M By the ton at Collins - ft M Small quantities delivered oa Sat urday only. Terms Cash. Leave orders at Byron Coraoa a. Telephone No. 53. Tie Cboteau, Dnpuyer, B U M STAGE LINE. W. A. LEECH Proprietor. Special Attention Giren Passengers and Exprese. Covered Ooachee, Heated With Lehman Heaten». Leave Choteau daily, except Sunday, at 7:00 a m, arrive at Bynum at 9:30 a m; Dupuyer at noon. B& turning leave Dupuyer at 1 p a. Bynum, 3:30 p m; arrive at Che teau at 6 p m. Olaf C. FjeloL Land, Reservoir and Ditch Sut. veying a specialty. S H E L B Y , - - MÍJÍKJU. CHOTEAU AE R IE , NO. MB*, I P . O . Meets the 1st and 3rd Saturday« the Town Hall. Visiting Zaglee are cordially invited to attend. J. \V. S hields , G eorge A blak , Secretary. Worthy Pres. Manager Wanted. 1 . ,3 Trustworthy lady or gentleman to manage business in this county and» ad joining territory for well and favpcobiy known bouse of Bolid financial atandnqt, 820.00 straight cash salary and epypimiM paid each Monday by oheek direct tram headquarters. Expense money, .advanc ed. Position permanent. Addresa Mon- Como Block, Chicago' Illis«fa 47-1B. C H E V A L IE R L O D G E NO. 12, KL o f E = > . Meets Every Thursday Evening. V Utting Urothren Cordially Invited to Attend* J ames M erritt . C« C. If you want a first class- pioeo < si $.i> worh gat it done at the M a n ia» sa office. DR. GILMORE’S \ » i of the World Hair Grover . i y! , . * i either sex should to day .ynrttn t t LMfg. Co., 538 W. Lake St/Ghiqo-, > si.d secure terras and territory jjpf, th» iliof tho above truly wonderful.Htiiv Producer, Preserver and Beautifyeii-^» boon to the Bald and Beardlesk.’^Toait osing their hair and to young men ing to raise a mustache, nothing.» moe»: saleable than Queen o f the world MCr' Grower. Send M. O. 50c. for 31 s&mp« bottle. It has the merit to win ita aw* way. ,t (Mention this payor.)
