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THttANACONDA STANDARD: TUESDAY MORNING, DBCBMBBR J, iBBf.
REPORT.
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Wamudotor,Doc. 2.^SwreUry Noble's^MM^I report for tbs department of the^interior ia unusually large, covering 187^of printed matter. Ita introduovnr^relato to affairs in Oklahoma which^a population of ^0,000, with W arhoola,^m churches and 22 newspapers. Much^apace ia given in the report to the census,^which ia to be taken in 1880. In the way^of preparation for that work the secretary^: MAa an illustration of the magiit-^of this undertaking, it ia only neeea-
to mention the fact that it is estimated
thatthere will lie employed in taking the^11th census, 42,OU^ enumerators, 2.0OO^clerks, from 800 to 900 special agents, 17ft^supervisors, aud 25 experts. The hiiiiiIht^of published v-lnnies will iimhnlily exceed^those of the lOth census. The calculation^has been matte that if the inuiiiry in re^^gard to veterans should yield l,li(JO,U0O^names, it will take eight quarto volumes^of 1,000 pages each to contain them.
Touchingaffairs of the general land^office the re|M^rt reviews the remarkable^order of Commissioner S|^u.rks in lri^o,^and refers to the large amount of unfin^^ished business, atltling that the final en^^tries matle during the year covered '.l.OHX,-^s92.1S acres; ttw orifrimtl entries, H.SH!!,-^1UH.44 acres, anil the railroad untl other^selections, 4,514.570.10 acres. The total^amount of cash sales aiiiniiiitt-il to rX,.'^7!t,-^410.40. The iiuiiils-r of final entries dis^^posed of during the year reached MO.tMJU.^There remained pending ill the^office on the :t0th of June, W.^,^180,filH final entries of all classes;^of original entries of all classes then^pending :i.W^H4. Kailroad selections un^^disposed of, 2H,444,251.i^4 acres (an increase^over the amount pending at the iM-giniiing^of the year of 4,014,:iH5.5.l acres). This^does not include 3st4.HStS.ti7 acres of Oregon^wagon-road selections. Swamp selet t ions^of the various Stutes covering over 2,(110,-^000 acres were |Miinlilig, and educational^and intttriiul-iiuprtivemeut selections cov^^ering l,*78,472.s^^ acres. The cash receipts^for the year, from all sources, were$b,til^l^,-^9111.34, a tlc^ reuse as con it mi ret I with the^previous year of Sa.Mlil ,i'.'ii;.i is. This de^^crease the coiiiinissioiicr explains, was^due mainly to the falling otr in cush^entries.
Regardingthe Miibjti-t ^^f irrigation in^western states, the re|m^rt is devoid t^f^valuable recttiumenilatiitns ami is of^small account in view of the full rc|M^rt^which the senatorial committee will^doubtless make on that subject iluring^the session of congress. As tti the railroad^land grant*, the report irivus valuable sta^^tistics, anil otitis that ^if congress intends^to forfeit the lands, all of the facts are^before it. The failure to act may well Ixt^taken as an indication on the part of the^government that the forfeiture will not I hi^insisted upon. Such would Is- a just con^^clusion on the part of the ofllcers of this^dcpurtiiiclit, ami tla-se patents may yet^be issued u|m^ii the presumption that con^^gress tlis-s not intend that the forfeiture^shall 1st exacted, and that there is^Ilo need of further delay. There should^certainly Is- found somewhere the moral^courage to give the evidence of title to the^railroads as it is given to the individual, if^it is intended that any possible forfeiture^will Hot Is- insisted upon. The obligation,^however, fairly rests upon congress, ami^it is hoped that the latter will assume it^and act without further delay. Not only^the railroad companies are interested in^the decision of these matters, but also the^government, in order that its business^may Is* tlis|x^scd of; the citizens, who^have purchased from the company re^^lying upon the kraut, anil the settlers,^who, in anticipation of the restoration of^these lands to the public domain, have^settled upon them under the homestead^or other laws.
Thebusiness of the patent office is sum^^marised in figures which show that tin*^total mimls'i- of applications received, in^^cluding designs, re-issues, etc., was 42,1)17;^tht* number of patents grunted was 22,1*41 ;^the total receipts were $1,180,557.22: the^total exis-mlitiires were e*.s,KI,ISH7.24, leav^^ing a surplus of *l**l,tSSH.HM to be turned^into the treasury of the Tinted States to^the credit of the patent fund, and making^a total huluilcc in the treasury on account^of the patent fund of *^l,52t,f^:^'i.ti3.
Tliecommissioner reports that the ex^^amination of applications for patents car^^ried on in twenty-four of the thirty re^^maining divisions has been brought up^to within two mouths of that date, and of^the remaining six divisions out^half are^less than three months in arrears, but he^believes that the arrears in work in all^the divisions call be practically done^away with at uu early date through the^cordial co-o|H*rotion of the force with the^efforts of the commissioner.
Ina summary of the milling industry.^Secretary Noble says:
linetif til^ most valuable branches of Hit* work^of the bureau to a litrift* ami growing iMtiiloii nf^our |M^|iiilation is that relating to the statistics of^mines ami milling; ami avtawssrgtviag these sssi^other iiiform.ition relating to such subjects is^t^suetl annually. Tile value of those national^retuMirces of * ae ctsiiitry, wliicli it Ih tin* special^rovinci' of the Bureau to assertaiii ami publish^i the wt^rtil. is fitilii-attil by tin* following labltt^atiosim: Ule metallic products of the l uitetl^States in Isss -.
Putiron. H|s^l Millie sto7.110e.ooo
ttilvcr,ciiiuliiu value eH.lxvtmu
(old, coining value ,'^..ittt
^^pp'^r.value at New Vork ^ lly J.'.s.B.HM
l.-a.t. tain.- at New York t'llyIll.11 .Mil
Zlm-,valus al New Vork t'lly .v^m.s.-K%
OuirJullver,value at Han Frsnriseo l,4IS,ltB
Kickcl,value al I'liilsulelpliiu11.h
Alumiuiiin,value at riiilailelplila . 4.*^,iuit
Antimoiiy.value at Kali Francisco . Jti.i^^
Platilium, value icrntlfi al New Vork^t'ily ftJM
Total* ^J.Ht,'.^4a,4^3
luatltlitiou to I In- metallic products, nun nn-tal^lir mineral* kit' iMotluceil iluring the year lo^t lie v aim-of s.;js,.i| i.vjs. uiakuig u total of *v.U,-
Muchs|^uee is given in the report to a^summary of Iiuli.m afTuirs, with inci^^dental recommendation us to the reser^^vations ami to Indian schtstls, the figures^showing that ^if from the sum cx|M'iidcd^during tin- year, $5.;^^l,675.:t*t, we dvilin t^aup|sirt of Itidiau schtstl. $1,131,270.02; in^^terest mi trust funds, $713.0*6.82; fullilling^treaties with Indian trils-s, permaiient,^$370,557.43, making $2,2:10,874.27, the bul-^utii'c is $3.16ll,Mi^l .11 ; and this we may as^^sume to be nearly the sum rtt|iurttl each^year to supply the Indian trils-s with food,^blankets, clothes, intHlieiiie and iuiplt-^mcnts, either as absolute gratuities or^under treaties that will expire within a^few years.
Hereare some of the figures relative to^pensions:
Tilereport of the commissioner for the last fis^^cal year shows thai there were on (he rolls on tliv^3Uth uf June, tsstt, 4HH,72Ti ts'iisittui'rs, clusHitlctl an^follows a..i ,|si army in\anil* ::*7 .rcM army widows,^minor childien. anil tlc|iemlt'Ut retnlivcs. 4.-.47^navy invalids; navy widows, minor cliililren^and rlepcmlcnt relatives; mil survivors of the war^of l-IJ. u.yiA widows of those ^ ho sei till in t hat^war; 17,OHft survivors or (lie war with Mexico,^and bJ#HI widows of those mho served in (hat^war. Tlie names ofr.'i |s--nsii^lit-i s wen- addetl^to the roll ami tin- names of 1,7.V^ peiisiouers^dropis-ri from tin- roll were restored, making an^aggrt.-gale of TsMfi.1! pensioners added It* the roll^during the year. Tin- mimes of (i;..^^n7 |s'iisionei-K^were ttronped for various causes, leaving the m-i^Increase for the year :t7,lt;.-*. 'I In* average annual^value of each |M-iision at the close of the year w as^9l.il.Is. an increase for the year of 7^ in the^average amtsint of ea--li |s-nsioti The aggre-^gate annual value of all |M-usioiiK at tin-close of^the year was au4.'J4t!..v^j.jii, uu increase for tin-^year of ^;,r.3li.331.-M.
Theamount pan! for pensions iluring the year^was ^ss,^7.'.,ii.i.^s, an Im-ieasc of ^^.4;Ki.il.l.:^;^over the amount paid In the previous vear. The^total amount disbursed by tin- agents for all pin -^ptstes Waa gs^.l3l,^^s.44. At the close of the fiscal^year there waa due to |s-'iisii tin-is as first |^ay^snrnts of pi niton uu wrtilW-ales which had been
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herof claims .
94A,of which fa.^were for ortgutaf penaiou.aod^IIBjUO for inrreaae of pension. The number of^claims for original pension allowed waa 51,sal.^the number rejected waa 1^,147. The numkn of^rlaiais fur increase allowed was 19
numberrejected waa B4,i7S. The total^at ion fur pensions for the fiscal year ia
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BONOSAND STOCKS.
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BaaobmI Oewaa la ^^Mew Tark
NewYork, Dec. 2.^Stocka to-day^again very active to-day but while the^market was weak In the A rat hour there^waa full recovery and a decidedly strong^tone toward the close which was active^and strong and generally at the boat^prices of tlie day.^Government bonds dull and steady.^Petroleum o|**ued weak at 102)4, and^declined on forced aalea to \ii\yt. The^market then turned sharply and advanced^to 103%, u reaction folio wet I oil which the^market closed steatly ut 103%.
Stts'kKxchaugc Opening: 102Vfj ; high^^est 103}.; lowest lnl V. ; closing 1034,.
ConsolidatedKxchange - (Ipening at^10CIH; highest, lOt^; lowest, 102%; clos^^ing, lt-t -4.
Totalsales 063.000 barrels.^The closing tpiotutioiis were:^American Kxpress tin Oregon Itnpm't
I'an.I'acillr^I 'an. Soul hern
CentralI'ac
Hurl'ngton
l-nkaw ana
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Kile
IjikeShore
louis. Ii Nash
MichiganCentral^Missouri Pat'iuc..^Kansas ft Texas..
Ileuvera^ H. ^i
NorthernPacific..^N. P. Preferred. ..
Northwestern
Preferred..
N.V. feudal
fie-,^ Iregou Nav'g'u...^Ki's Truuwoiiiuiculal..
;uVil'acitii'Mail
lui,; KeudhiK
ju'mltts-k Island
an'.St. 1*011!
-t'-.Texas rat'ifti'
Iir.. 1'nioll Pacific
Kl^ I'referretl
I'UlteilStntes Kx..
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mis
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KargoKxuress.
Westernt'llioU . .
Amn Cotton Oil.^U. S. 4's registered^V. S. 4's i-oii|m^ii. .^^. M. 4',-^ re^
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Moneyon call tight, t^tu20; last loa^I'rime mercantile pu|x-r, .ri!/.iu 7^x4c.^Sterling Kxchange^Oiliet, weaker; sixty
daybills, $4.80; demand, $4.H,lfi.^Mining t|iiolat ions us follows :^Copper, dull and steady; bukc, l)e-.,
114.16.
Leatl,dull steatly ; domestic. $:(.K5.^Tin, quiet and firmer; Straits, $21.35.
AliceA
ASIH'II
Ilelclier
Iteslanil Iti-lfher
Calilonia,II. II
'hollar.
CrownPoint
Cashier
I'olorailn I 'ell
Con.Cal. ami Va
Cansla I'ac
Ileuver^ it) Con ..^iM'Imontt-
iIHIUIIOIIWCIlltll ..
hnnMaiTer
Kmi l.a t on
Klfin 1st o
OuaHand furry ..
Hairand Sol cross.
Moiiiestakf
Boston:Closing:
till.Tnk. 1st 7'* MM^'* Inil yrnt ^ III^^ rail mail Ml
Kurlingtoii ItMV
IID Horn Silver
|lntle|m-mtem'e.....
Iron Silver
...illolyuke
1J.r. ^). fl. K. ^i Miller
..Sut ro Tlilincl
..San Sebastian ....
....Mexican
Mut im I
...Ml. I liable
North liclle Isle ..
Ontario
jophir
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I4ft I'lymouth
...Kargo
1on sav age
....Sierra Nevada . .
...Small Hopes
0mi 1'iiiou Con
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Mex.Cen. Coin ..^i ^ ImiihI scrip .
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WAimyaroR,Dee. S. ^^meeting of the National wool^sociation waa held to-day. Owing; to the^non-arrival of a large number of delegates^the regular business off the mooting waa^adjourned until to-morrow. It ia under^stood that that part of the MiUa bill re^^lating to wool and woolens as amended^and passed by the senate at the last ses^^sion will receive the endorcemaiit and^support of the association.
winWillis* to Alt sea.
Washington,Dec. 2.^The attorney for^Swift A Co., off Chicago, appeared before^the dressed beef committee to-day and^told the committee that Swift waa willing^to attend the session of the committee^when invited to do so. After examining^G. T. Williams of the Chicago stock yards^briefly, tlie committee adjourned to meet^at tlie call of the chairman, who staled^that he would offer a resolution giving the^committee authority to ait during tlie ses^^sion* of the senate.
K.xMinister Pendleton's Mewtala*.
WARlllJttiTOft,lh^c. 2.^The I'uitcd^States steamer Enterprise, now in English^waters untl under orders to conic- home,^lias Im'i-ii ordered by the navy department^to proceed to Autworii to receive the re^^mains of ex-Minister l'cndlcton anil con^^vey them to tlie I'uitcd Stutes for liuctl.
TuCollect Educational Statistics.
Washinuton,l^cc. 2. James H. lilod-^gett of KtM'kford, 111., has been appoiuUtl^special agent to collect statistics on t-thi-^t-ation in the United States for the 11th^census.
Ilealhof aa Ks-Msyor of Chicago.
CntfAt.o, Dec. 2.^ Isaac L, Millikeii, ex-^mayor of ^ lii^ ago, died to-day. He was^70 years old.
They Want More Money Next Vear.
YVasiuniito.n,Dec. 2. The annual re^^port of the civil serx'iee commissioner^calls special attention to the need of title-^tpiate means to carry on the work of the^commission. The number of applicants^examined iluring the last fiscal year wuk^nearly double that of the preceding year,^while the working force remained exactly^the same. The commission asks for uli^appropriation of ^.\.'t,(^^i for the next fiscal^year. After reviewing the changes am!^improvements in the system ut great^length, the report says the merit system^of making ap|M^iiitait'iits as contrasted^with the patronage system is no longer ill^an ex|h-rilllelltill stage. Wherever its^trial has In en fair the system has worketl^admirably.
Tlielit-bl Statement.
Wasaini;ton.Disc. 2. Interest bearing^debt: principal and interest ss.^i 1.Iiit.mK^.^debt on which inn-rest lias ceased since^maturity $l,t*!*0,202, debt bearing; no in^^terest $7^H.^)t^*.^,0!^5, total debt princi|ukl^$l,oU*^fin*%Mia, interest $H,778,fC^i. Total^$1,017,372,410. Total t*ebt less available^cash items Sl.llOO^iao.lirjt cash in treas^^ury $441,240,1X7, decrease debt iluring^month $4,HO^.),tl72. decrease debt since June^:m, Ihs'.t, Jl'.1^,.'ssr.,01t;. total cash ill treasury^as shown by treasurer's gi'iieral account^$t^17,22i.MW.
MavasssItlulers I-t.untl tiuilty.^HA 1.1 I MOitK, Dec. 2. The jury in the^Navassa riot case brought ill u verdict^this morning Hinting (itsirge S. Key^guilty of murder ami Moses Williams not^guilty. They bad not agreed us to the^other sixteen prisoners. The sixteen will^Is- trittl on other indictments. Key ap^^nea let I. The trial of Henry* ami Cu-sur^Fisher for the murder of Kales is set for^Heceniher It it 11.
Collisionlu the Mersey.
Livkki'ooi,,Dec. 2. Tlii-steamer Iowa,^hound hence for Huston with freight ami^passengers, col hi lei 1 in the Mersey Satur^^day night witli the steamer I.iguariaii^from Alexandria, and also w ith the S|iim-^ish steamer Muiiin. The Mguuriuu was^alsiuiloiicd lint her cargo of cotton kept^her afloat and she was sulMwtpieiitly^tM-ui'ht-d. The Iowa and Muiiin were^ducked.
Nenlto l*rlson for Conspiracy.
DenvKit, Col., Dec 2. Judge Decker in^the district court to-day sentenced Ex-^Lieiitcnulit of Police James Conner ami^James Marshall of Kansas City to two^years in jail ami $5,000 tine each. Charles^Connors received a sentence of one year^and $500 tine. The men were recently^convicted of conspiracy to rob a Kio^liraiitle express train last April. All up|s-ul^will be taken to the supreme court.
KnitI...oils Seized by the ttherln*.
NkwYiikk, Dec. 2. Au attachment was^obtained to-day against Lewis K. Cox tt^Co., ^iianufucturers of knit gtssls, ut New^York anil Philadelphia, and the sheriff is^ill possession of the New York store. Ill^Philadelphia, it is said that Cox is ill, but^that the attorney for the creditors has os^^tium it si that the liabilities would amount^to half u million.
Mulfocateuby Peal ^ias.
K.l.oiN,III., Dec. 2. John Staplcton and^wife, ugetl about til) years, ami their grand^^son, aged lO years, were found dead ill^tbeir house this morning. They wen-^lust seen alive last Friday. They bad^been sulftM-atetl by coal gas,
Iteatliof a Prominent Contractor.
SantaKr. Dee. 2.--S. H. (osldunl. for^^merly grand chancellor of tin- Kuigh s of^Pythias in Nevada ami w ell-known in Cal^^ifornia ami ^ 'olorado as an architect untl^contractor died suddenly this morning.
Ilest U oT Secretary Wllkersoa.
NkwYiikk, Dec. 2. Samuel Wilkerson,^secretary of the Northern Pacific Kail-^road company, died Is*re this oveiling of^heart disease.
ItWas the Foollag.
Fromthe Detroit Free Press.
Acolored man who was evidently in^poor circumstances called at a Gratiot^avenue hardware store the other day, and^asked for u door-lock, and while he was^looking at a lino of them tlie merchant^sail I:
Youcan't Is- afraid of burglars'.^'
But1 ar,^ was the reply.
Haveyou got anything to be stolen '.^'
No,sah. Han't got $JO worth of stuff^in lie house.
'Thenwhy tlo you fear burglars '.^'
Ithan't 'cause 1 's|MH't they would steal^anything, hut 'cause 1 iloan' want to lie^woke up in the night and see a burglar ut^tie foot tif the bed ami hear him say : 'Now,^KciiImmi, you hand over tint dug of gold or^I'll put six bullets into ye*.^
Hutyou have no gold.
Dat'sjist it. He'd think I waa lyiu' an'^shute me.
Harrisonand Hayes.^From the New York Star.
Itis apparent thai (.en. Geo. A. Sheridan^is about the only member of the oltl guard^still on deck. For twenty years anil more^he hits worketl for the republican party.^His reward has been slight. It was natu^^rally expected when Gen. Harrison was^elected that Gcorg ' Sheridan would have^Im-cii well taken care of. Not so. I tlo not^know that he wanted mi oflloe, hut he^hasn't got one, and his opinion of the^present administration is ipiite interest^^ing. The other night, while talking to a^iiuinls-rof friends in his illimitable way^he remarked: ^Mr. Harrison is very rap^^idly making a statesman out of Hayes.
C1=IN T L-1=5 7VT1= IS
Promthis day and date henceforth^there will appear each week in this^column something new and to^your intersts in the way of Cloth^^ing, Hoots and Shoes, Hats and^Caps anil Gents' Furnishings. Al^^ways look out for Special Sales,^as from time to time we are bwund^to have them.
ESTES$* CON NELL
Guaranteeto save you from 10 to^15 per cent, on their new line of^Clothing if you will buy from^them, as they have bought at
Ericeswhich cannot be reached^y competition, owing to the fact^that they buy in larger tpiantities^and carry a larger and better se^^lected stock than any other store^in Anaconda. They have the new^est and latest styles and designs^of Cloths direct from New York^in their
TAILORINGDEPARTMENT,
Consistingof Imported and Do^^mestic Manufacture. A PKR-^PICT FIT IS GUARANTEED^or no sale. Now is the time to^buy your Clothing, as the stock is^new and not broken. Call this^week and examine our goods and^prices is all we ask.
Wehave recently secured the^sole agency for
Stacy^ Adams' Fine Dress Shoes
Inmen's wear, and as this shoe^has a world-wide reputation for^style, finish and durability, and^being the Hest Shoe for the Least^Money it will pay you to look^over our shoe stock.
Asplendid dress shoe can be^bought for 52.50. We are also^selling a shoe for $2.75 that we^guarantee you can not buy else-^were for less than JR3.50. Our^53.50 shoe is a rattler, and we will^aiso save you 5i.oo a pair on^them. Right ^ Richard's Shoes,^which always sell for S5.00 every^^where, and are hand-sewed, we^will do them up for S4.00 a pair^Wc have a good line of nailed and^unnailed shoes for heavy work,^and the prices are right for you
Theboys are always pleased to^show goods and prices, and they^are certain at the prices you will^get that you are bound to buy^Inspection of our stock is cordial^^ly invited.
ESTES^ CON NELL.
Underwear,
Hosiery,Gloves,
Hats,
Caps.
ForMen.
LowestPrices Guaranteed.
Geo.B. Temple
MontanaHotel
NewBlacksmith Shop,
DOYOU KNOW
71Safe Investment /
ISWH^RE
You.Can Make 50 Per Cent
OneBlock West of Estes A Connell's.
Al.
KINDS
OK
REPAIRINGDONE
Onsliort nut Ice. t'iirriiti;fs ami Slclirlis Ironed^111 tlie llt'st Style al l.uwcst 1'ossiliU- Trices.
|Horseshoeing a Specialty I
ByFRANK HAM ILL,
Whothoroughly unilcrstantU all the till^ist'uliar to the feet.
TrtrttiDK,KniiniuK and TrainlnK l'late^ made^In the most approved style. Uive us a call and^learn our price*.
R.P. BURCH.
Goldberg's
JEWELRYPALACE !
The Finest Establishment In^the Northwest.
MONDAY.NOV. 18TH, 1889. -
WEWILL COMMENCE OFFER^^ING Our Entire Stock of
ClothingRegardless of Profit to Us.
Forwant of room to display our Im^^mense'. Line of
DRYGOODS,
BOOTS,SHOES, ETC.,
Wehave decided to CLOSE OUT OUR EN^^TIRE STOCK of
MEN'SAND BOYS'
SUITSAND OVERCOATS
DKAI.KKIN
Calland see if we cannot make it of interest^to you to invest with us.
LOSEE^ MAXWELL
OneDoor So. of P. O.^CHHRLES T. W. CR6SS.
[GraduateIn Pharmacy]
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry^and Silverwear.
DAVEGOLDBERG,^12 Main St., Butte, Mont.
M\S. LT.
TheMONTANA STATE IXrTTERT will hold^Its Fifth Monthly llrawlnx, t'Lasa ^ K,^ In pub^^lic, at Butte City, Saturday, Dec. 21, 1*89.
Tickets#1.00 each, 11 tickets for f-io.oo.
Thislottery gives more and larger prizes In^proportion to the number of tickets issued than^any other lottery In the world. At! KNTH^WANTED EVERYWHERE. If you have not^been lucky in other lotteries try the Montana^State. For tickets, circular* and other informa^^tion, addressJ. J. Jacobs,
ButteCity, Mont.
Wepay express charges on all orders for tick^^ets of $o.00 or over.
AI. S. JACOBS,'Agent,Anaconda, Mont.
Dealerin Pure Drugs, Medicines,^Chemicals, Paints and Oils,
WindowClavas, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Stationery, Cigars and Tobacco. Pse-^scriptions accurately compounded day and night.
FirstStreet,
Anaconda,Montana.
D.B. B1RRHN,
FIRSTSTREET,ANACONDA, MONTANA.
CarriageBuilder, Blacksmith and Wagon Shop.
isassof new carriage and wagon woodwork executed promptly and in the best nionssr.^Bursa pays special attention to Hoiseshoing. AU kinds of machinery rt paining will^raoetre his personal suparvlaloo.
FURNITURE.
Justreceived at
TH.EH RETS
100Bedroom Suits.^One Carload of Springs. One Carload of Mat^^tresses. 100 Bedroom Suits.
OneCarload of the Finest Parlor Furniture^ever brought to Montana,
AFULL LINE OF OFFICE DESKS,
Bookcasesand Secretaries.
AnacondaLivery Stable
D.O. BROWNKLL, I'BorKirrOE.
Buggies,Saddles and Horsts^for Hire.
Alasproprietor of Passenger, Baggage aasl ^*
pressline. Connection untile with. _
alltrains./ I %
Officeand Stable First street. Anaconda, ssj
MONTANALUMBER n PRODUCE CO.,
-DEALERSIN-
Lumber,Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.
WHOL9SHL8D8RL0RS IN FLOUR.
Wholesaleand Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Fe^d, and Hard and Soft Coal.^Agents Continental Oil Company. We carry in Stock a Full Line of *
Bhin6t Mitchell. Wkgons.
fromQUARTZ GEARS to lisjht SPRING WAGONS. Alao CLAJifcj W^RY, STCDEBAKER and
STRNDKRDBUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
anda fall line of ROAD CARTS of beat makes.
lineof ROAD CARTS off beat mases.^ -w
GardenCity, Clipper and Oliver CWUed Plows. f 1
Afull Uns of Peters' and Morlejr Bros/ Concord Harness. ^ \
Smith,Wortbington A Co.'s Carriage, Bug**) a rat Track Harn^Saddles. Whips, Robes and Dusters and ere
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Saddles.Whips, R^Im all K diffsrant
Ieverything pertain ins; to this
linns,sssd mm slify competition.
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