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ELECTION NOTICE. Democratic. Houry L. Frauk, Daniel Brown. the spring at which lie quenches liie thirst, or steal away from him hisac- fhstomcd rent, or condemn hit mind to the gloomy night o f ignorance, is no more an enemg o f his race than the man who, deaf to the entreaties o f the jioor and blind to the suffering he would cause, seeks to itestroy one of the .nonet metals gireu by the A l mighty to SHpf.lt the nerts of com merer.\ William J. . Bryan. Robert B. Smith. ‘ T e ! Spriggs. 'cr\ S.h Hogan. tturory (Iczicral. - C. B. Nolan. Timotliy E. Collins. * ° Tbos. W. Poiudoxtor, Ji jpcrii.lcmloot .if Public but run Ion E. A. Corloton. wocinto Jurtlcc uf the Supremo I'ou Horueo R. Buck. • William j Bryai Notice for Publication. Lyinun Loring. OK of the House of Uoprot Sidnoy H. Bit lor, H. H. Garr,^ Fred Whitosido. FJ.-rentli Ju.liclnl DDtrlc 1). F. Smith. James K. Lang. 'sotli MoFarren, Jr., B. F. Howard, David Groig. Thomas D. Long. I, Clerk «ml Refueler. Michel Therriault. j. T. Dickinson. Samuel Hillmrn. \’^ r i lo p k in s . j. J. Konuedy. - Dr. J. A. Ghont. lands classified k r a l . LOTS a. i Mark Hanna is a goo the Spaniard, Woylor. cute a few workingmen to voto his way, but tin continues to.mukt) a wim LOT* Good health. Every nook U fT~> f*' and corner of the M * 7 * ^ system Is reached by the blood, n ••• iLsquiltlythccoudiliopof every orgai.. pends, flood blood means strong nee.. good digestion, robust health. Impin. blood means scrofula, dyspepsia, rhrunvn tism.caUrrh or ether dLscascs. Tke aun •' way to havo good blood is to take lfoodV Sarsaparilla. This medicltftj purlfcn, vi talizes, and enriches the blood, aud semi) the elements of health and strength to every nerve, organ and tissue. It cm' • n good appetite, gives refreshing al.. and cons that tired feeling. Keltic* 1 j lin fuvors economy in all public mat- lers.aud tho expenses of tho district court will be kept to tho lowest figuro when \ie is judgu. BE CAREFUL. In view of tho many conflicting legal opinions tho voter must 1» very- careful this year. Do not pay any . attention to tho circle at tho top of tho ticket. It is now certain that tho Hoary Knippen Joseph H. Vivia Frank H. Nash. Hood Sarsaparilla thirty tvoot, anil of township thirty i thirty wool, exceptlua tho north Uei In tho last named towiirhip. Itccinninc at tho northpart comet twenty-four, township thirty-oni- t thirtya.no amt, and runnlne thonco Ifouo iiamo appoars on -tho cial ballot more thun otico di murk.it but onco. Remember, that by marking, before every desired name then bo no mistake. LANDS CL B. J. Mclntiro. of the District Court, Andrew W. Stvauey. Fred Cooke, E. L. Prostou, Samuel E. Johus. 'william J. Brennan. OIUco. L llotwltu ... ■Montana. do REGISTRATION NOTICE. E. \V Phillips. ' r. W. F. Hubbarl. V . N- Bernard. '.I. if. Gibson, r Adndfii.trotor. Hugh Swanoy. H. P. Slttuford. y Superintendent of Selioob, N. T. Coukliu. A. L. Jaquoth. • Sheriff. .S tate of M onrana , / Coi-KTV OK FL.VTUK.tD, ) l. O. WILt District N ly.tlrrt day of October. > l?ylf.lW. H. Folk, Deputy. People’s Party. ,r* fur Prmldent and Vico Pr Martin Mugiuuis, Henry L. Frank, Duuiol Brown. i. IIASKILL. Dhtrlct No. north, raoao twrotj-ninc we REGISTER S NOTICE TION. Notice Is hereby give with the nfth rectlon of PL'BUCA- IN M. EVANS. Rffiltcr objcctlo !% £ £ £ & hS OEORCIE II. FARMER, . II. E. So. HR. for tho ra1, ITtho following witnoMoa t. r , given Inal oy me Of February 26. 1S9.'.. EVANS. Rosiate.-. JOIfN M. EVANS. Roglator condition called ‘intoxi-, idiation.' Many cases o f , The Colunibinn. and frionds to ----- — —- regarding imprOvoments, and occur rences which arc of interest to the people of the Flathead. Addross all fetters to T he C olombian , Columbia 1-alls, Mont. THURSDAY, OCT. 22. 18%. THE HONEST MONEY TICKET For President - WILLIAM J. BRYAN, OF NEBRASKA. For Vice-President ARTHUR SEWALL, i J. Bryan SILVER STATE TICKET. _____ who seek their suffrages and that department of this paper will no doubt provo interesting to a great many r e a d e r s . ______ Tho judgeship contest lias taken a turn whore personal nttneks upon the itegrity of one or two of tho candi dates are being niffHo. Fortunatolv tho democrats havo a candidate for judge whose reputation and stand- \ ig is proof against tho efforts of I ho lostuccomplished scandal mongers. They may attempt it, but the cordial which Mr. Smith is held by his neighbors and acquaintances is a refutation of nny campaign slander! that may be started. ______ W. M. Cockrill, chairman of tho democratic s*to committee, and C. 0. Reed,\chairman of the populist state committee, decided to take R. B. Smith, the fusion candidate for governor, off tho stump in Montana and place him at Bryan's service ii doubtful states. Colonel .lame DSnovau of Groat Falls will fill Mi Smith's dales for meetings about the state, with Colonel Nolau. \\ cstorn Montana is sorry to lose the pleasure of Mr. Smith's visits but us its loss is to bo W. J. Bryan's gain there will complaint heard. ^ v chceriug news comes from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and Michigan regarding Bryan's chance of carrying those states. IV ith all of Hanna's boodle, coercion andyhroats he is unablo to keep the farmers and rorkingmou from rallying to tho support of tho silver cause. Thous ands and hundreds of thousands of voters are crowding to see Bryau and hear bun speak, aud his tour of Michigan turned thousands of votes and set other thousands to seriour thinking. It is a groat campaign- great, because tho peoplo will ft defeat corporations, monopolii MR. WATSON'S POSITION. Tho admirers of Thomas Watson, thc^opulist nominee for vice prosi- advisod by tho uatiouul populist committee, with Mr. \\ at- son'8 conscut, to voto for tho silver electors in all stutes. Mr. Wotsou was consulted by tho coinmittoo; ho was convinced that his candidacy was an obstacle in tho path of Bryau and silver; he cccoptod the situation philosophically and tho national j committee now assures the public that tho best service populists can render their country and their eauso is to vote for tho silver electors, whether they are democrats, popu lists or silver republicans. Chairman Butler, although not en tirely satisfied with the electoral ticket in all states, says: “Nothing can ho dono in thoso stales would not endongor tho result, but Watson would* much rather put up with the prescut condition that have |any of those states go to McKinley.” This, it seems to us, is tho oxpres- of n patriot. Mr. Watson dis covered receutly wlmt others saw ks ago—that Hamm was reaping tho benefits of his “ iniddlo of the road” campaign. Whon the national populist committoo found that the publicans had arranged with Hau ls renegade populists to pay the ox- snses of Mr. Watsou's lour of Hau ls, tho true situation was made ap parent. Mr. Watson’s engngemon Kansas have been cancelled, goes tho report. Thoso facts are gniued from Thurs- diiy’ morning dispatchos. Tlioy put tho populists in the open light as eu willing to aid in tho pooplo’s eat fight. A special to tho Kansas City Jour nal from Thompson, Ga., says: Thomas E. Watson ,today (Oct. 16) forwarded papers to Knnsasuwtify- iug the secretary of stato Jo tako his name as nominee for vico president from the head of tho populist ticki Tho necessary affidavit in due form, authorizing tho withdrawal from that ticket, accompanied the other papers. drunkenness ore citei in which tho i had touched nothing alcoholic, hut had simply beon iu tho company iiHers - Geo Willikiu! Cut that I want to show it to my wife. Col. P. R. Dollman is in tho valley. Ho visited the Soldiers Home yester- day, and ins|x>etod it u president of tho commission. \/ may be in error, but in my bum- blc judgment, be who would rob a Tilt: ELECTORAL VOTE, The latest estimates of tho elector al vote shows the following: Tho Call says: \Tho electio Mr. Ramsdoll (as senator)* in :h to Flathead county.” !ow much does it mean? What did Ramadeli do for Flathead county at tho last session of tho legislature? What is ho capable of doing ut any session? Besides getting Jllek llloor i clerkship mid gathering in ouough ihekols for a California trip for.bim- self and Mr. Bloor no one can point | ^ p Smith istho equal in ability of mythiug lie did at tho session o f ' y ,aivyer iu tllis district; tho peer The Call should enlighten tho l 0f'aliv man ;u integrity and fairuess; ioildard’s wuruinj. licaus that unless they Kinloy they will got ii wiU’not havo any effect tion. The silver nn county are earnest thPir ioralty to the money‘and pi I re for Me ! offico pie i this si J. K. Lang i-. admirably fitted for the duties of clerk of tho court. Col. Sanders’ McKinley speecht in Michigan have made tho Brvau peoplo hopeful. Many seif respecting ministers havo publicly repudiated the gold- bug gos|K‘l preached by Bishop Ireland. ______________ _ Meeker. Colo., citizens killed a band of bank robbers and captured tho boodle. Time fifteen minutes. In tho meantime, Congressman Hartman is doing heroic work for silver in doubtful states. All honor and ilower to him. i of Flathead nd fearless iu aus:* of honest er threats will Uiiyu. Mr. Goddard candid man to sqieak so plainly, but •, no doubt, espressos (lie Intoqt of o machine in this state aud natfOn. It would bo bad policy for tho peo ple of Flathead to chango the clerk corder every two yours, lnox- porience is a bad tiling wl deeds of pro|>orty is concerned. Michel Therriault has made an ex cellent county clerk—tho state ex auiinor said that no county clerk’* office in Montana was iu belter shape — ------------ than that in Flathead county.. While Notice, opposing long terms in office general- Election returns will be received ut !y. this pai>er believes that the fewer j ,|10 j j 0tei Gaylord, on Nov. 3 181M5, changes in the keeper of doeds and I sp^.jai wjro everybody ho present for taxpayers nud | nlRt jiear the latest nows of tho grent owners. Four years is not too long Lalnpaign F red W. D owner . for n faithful man in that particular - “ office, mid, if efficiency, honesty and ‘ „ , , , faithful attention to duty counts for The ladies of Crescent ^-liekah N. E. jenkius. r Jnstiecs^of the Peace, Kalispell Township, Frank Addcmau, A. McArthur, or Constables, Kalispell Township, Tom Lyons W. N. Marlin or Justico of tho Peace, Jocko Township, Thomas lliff, 'or Coustables, Jocko Townahip, Morgan O'Brien I’. G. Cornish For Justico of tho Ponce, Columbia Towuship, D. C. Archibald or Countable, Columbia Towuship, B. A. Hilton For Justico of tho Peace Libby / Township, D. P. Doyle S. B. Pratt For Constublos Libby Township, T. M. Dunn Frank Wegner Republican. Col. Boi kius familiarity witl: stand for much, wl for crooked money. Tho Inter Luke ship contest is beti and B. J. McIpUre is high authority ii says ything. Mr. Therriault should ho reelcetwl by u rousing voto. The populist party, like ovory other , uolitieal organization, contains many „ ! • » » « , I , . , „ „ d Any >f state don t m,lu „-]10 claims that his own party tho colonel is |>ontaiiis all |he 1)raillSi virtue and _ ! honor, lirnnds himself nn as-. Tho tho judge- men who control u party are the fnc- of its uphuildiug or its downfall. Wo trust no ask Flathead's complished for tho lost session D. F. Smith id that paper is county, impudent voter will -.enntor what -lie ac ids constituents at of the legislature. Lodge No. 22. 1. O. O. F. Kalispell, will give\ a Hallowe'en ball on Fri day, Oct. 30 at Union Hall. A Hal- lowo’en march will lx) given at V. o’clock. Supper will In' served. Tickets $2. All invited. THE HEAL Till NO. Professor- Wlmt’s tho diffe between idealism und realism? Varsity Girl—Idealism is who: In Flathead county the ixipuliHl j oontt.nij>lat0 matrimony. with i i writing ton os. his indignation i An Ohio m friend ox pro: Bryan’s advn republicans of this slate are doing nothing but claiming everything ii sight.” ______ Mark Haumi claims Oregon, Cali foruia, Washington, tho Dakotas aud Wyoming, and uvou thou has only thirteeu more electoral votes than necessary. If Aanna’s gall keeps < growing wo may expect to see Mon tana claimed. iVganizod Ihusiosnl in 1891. Tt)<- man wno or ganized it askixl its chief honor for himself and othor honors and emolu- len'ts for friouds and relative?, and ie.se were tho only men ' who re lived tho full populist vote in 1891. All populist candidates outside the of the great I Am of Flathead couuty went down That oloetiou opened tho eyes of many ]>opulUU in this county to _____ r the fact that the crowd in control, i Fuuuy Man (who has been imitat thief modii'iue mixers, were^lold-jing animals)-Well, what do you .o populist principle so dear as | think of my proficiency? ;. Tho same olomout domi-1 Jinks- You can’t fool mo. nntcil tho populist county conveu- j “What do you tuoa'ti?” ; the same cleinor.t is Koekiug llio “1 mean tliut braying likoadoukev. fattest officos, while the rank and tile j There was no imitation about tliut. I of populists—thoso who stand for ‘ That was tho real srtieli \ The next congress will bo for sil ver. Tho soimto is already iu th. vor column, und, therefore, McKin ley, if elected, would l>o powerlc fulfill a single, promise. McKinley ia pledged to veto any honest money bill that comes to him. T he C olumbian this week print; ehes of a number of demo- iiiiity candidate e /outinued next y often like to cthing of the life history Professor—Yes, and realism? ’Varsity Girl You get that nftor- ard. He—Miss Kitty, I’vo heard it said kiss without n mustache is egg without salt. Is that so? She—Well, really, 1 don’t know- can’t tell—for in my life I Ho -Now, now, Miss Kitty She- Never nto an egg without populism for principle—are expected : and besoochcd by tho big chief to I tho ticket for my sako.” In the meantime this samo element is trad-1 fng everything aud anything for tho j 'Davis^_Vou don’ which tho family is inter-J, Tho fact that scores of popu- Andrews Too bad about Billings, asn’t it? Davis—What’s happened to him? Andrews—He’s loouoy. What’ lists have ropudinted portions of the] ticket an will rebuko tho machine is a bo[ cful sign. Populists who! claim to x* good citizens will seauj their ticketa closoly this year nud i voto dow tlio clique in ttieir own aud othe parties. | tho eauso of it? Andrews—Ho cutuo home aftor 12 dock the other night, und his wife lot him iu without an unkind word. [ The shock was too much for him. . Bliffers (i ecoguizes a 6. F. Goddard. Alexander C. Botkin. \ j ’ oter R. boluinn. Louis Rotwitt. \iiamuol G. Murray. Hilaries M. Wobstor. to Auditor. „ . A lt»crt L. Love. *rin(on:l<*Qt of Public tuUrnclic John P. Hendricks. George H. Grubb. A. C. Sheldon. H.'^WRoed,”' Clr0“ n R. C. Palmer. William Mooring. Jollll lit(XI A. O. Evans. My Tro»«uri,r. Nathaniel Scott. Fred E. Frishie. Andrew Young. George R. McMahon. nty SupcrliiloiKlont of Scliooll. F. D. Head. nty SurTcjor, Galon 11. Whoeler. Silver Republican Party. ik ftir Prooiitcut nrnl Vic- PrcoFoat, Martin Magiunis Henry L. Frank Daniel Blown Charlos S. Hnrtninu Al'oxaudor C. Botkin Poter R. Doltimu Louis Rotwitt / Samuel G. Murray Charles M. Webster Albert L. Love Hutcu.I.-ii: of Pit title Ii.«tructk»n, John P. Hendricks George II. Gruiih •'or JuiLtPof U k - DiitrictVuiirt ElcnDtU Ju ci.l Dixirict. B. J. Mclntiro Citizens Silver i Party. Klrotnra rot mol Vico Ptcoido Heurv L. Frank Daniel Brown Nominated othorwisathan by Convention or Prim a ry Meeting. JuiLc* of Uu> Dl.trlct Court of tlio KloYcntl. uliciut District. Charles W. Pomeroy. Candidates for County Offi-. cere Nominated by Petition. William Mooring II. W. Reed R. C. Piilmer Frotl Cooke E. L. Preston S. E. Johns *\X. J. Brennan k \ e ! \V.0,Phil1ips W. F. Hubbarl nty Trharun'r. P. N. Bernard JMCGilwou -or Public A.ImloHrutor. H. Swaney For ri. P. Stanford N.' ‘f . Conklin *A. 'ii? Jaquoth Proposed Amoruimont Robert B. Smith. A.° e ! Spriggs. ' \ “ v t ’ a . . ' \ “ “ “ V T s i i o , . MUt° Vimothy E. Col|ins. Tliomas W. Poiudext/fjr. SuiH-rinton.lout of PuUlc luxtruotlou. E. A. Carieton. XxMK-into Jurtico of tho Supreuio Court, Horace R. Buck. -v tvilliain R. Ramsdoll. PorifoinboKof Uio IIouw of Hoprorcntallrc*. James M. Lewis. W. J. Sparks. J. C. Edwards. For J ui I ro Klovrath Judlciol Di.trict, J. K. Miller. For I'lrrk of the Di-trict Court, F ' ’w T S T M iy , John T. Robbins, Boggs.
