The Butte inter mountain. [volume], April 29, 1903, Page 7, Image 7

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INTER MOUNTAIN'S ANACONDA BUREAU
203 Main Street-Telephone No. 69-Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.
BITTER WAR LIKELY
STORM IS GATHERING OVER THE,
PRIVATE 6CHOOLS NOW BEING
OPERATED IN ANACONDA.
TROUBLE COMES OVER RATES
Majority of Teachers Charge $5 for the
Course, While Another Has Cut
the Fee to $2.
SPECIAL TO TitK INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, April a9.--There is trouble
brewing among some of the private
schools in the city.
In fact already an outbreak of the
lesser order has made itself felt in the
harmony of the institutions from which
it was expected the youth of the city
would get his education during the sum
mer months.
The trouble comes because of what is
termed an irregular charge in the price of
tuition.
Cut in the Prioe.
The story being circulated has it that
all but one of the teachers who have
opened private schools in the sahool build
ings of the city have fixed the price of
admission for the six weeks school work
at $5.
One of the' teachers, having an eye to
business, decided to get the money by a
shorter route, so she made her price $.
per month for the little ones.
That price, being about $a less than the
one agreed on biy the other teachers,
made business for the one, and as a conse
quence she has been doing a rushing busi
ness in the line of education.
The $a price looks good to the young
sters. They can't see where there should
be so much difference in the ability of
teachers between the one who makes the
rate of $a and the ones who want $5 for
six weeks, or $S per month less.
Are Up in Arms.
Those teachers who have been charging
$S for the six-weeks' course are up in
arms against the reduction in the scale
and now there seems to be a general
clamor for a "union," so that prices will
be maintained.
They declare the Trades and Labor as
sembly should take action and declare the
one price of $$ too high or advertise the
one making the lower price as "unfair."
In the meantime the children are at
least getting their money's worth in an
educational way.
ANACONDA BRIEFS
A. D. T. messenger-prompt. reliable.
Mrs. I'. S. Cyr of Ilutte is visiting friends in
the city.
Wanted-Assistant office girl. One who can
work on books and operate typewriter. Apply
by letter to Inter Mountain office, Anaconda.
State salary wanted.
J. Pl. Pyle, one of the experts of V. A.
Clark, was in the city on business yesterday.
W. S. P. hawk, divijion superintendent of
the Postal Telegraph company for this divl.
sion, transacted business in Anaconda yester.
day afternoon and returned to Butte on last
night's train.
'his is the weather that makes beer as a
drink the more enjoysale. Milwaukee's famous
,eoduat known s Sechlita the woMt over can
be had at Anderson & Klassen'a, No. 6oo East
Third.
Miss Mary McHlugh. one of the city's teach.
era, has accepted a position as teacher of the
Stuart school for the summer.
For the best job printing call at the Inter
Mountain odffice. Prompt and always just what
you order. No. ito West Park avenue, Ana.
J. J. Gallavin, formerly manager of the
Postal Telegraph company a office in this city.
has been transferred to the Butte office. where
he will assume charge of the night work
in that city. Mr. (;allavin is a son of 1)is
patcher Gallavin of the IButte, Anaconda &
Pacific road, and, like his father, is one whose
services are always in demand for fast work on
the tickers.
For sale cheap-One 6.foot and one S-foot
plate top diaplay cases one shuffle board, one
pins-pong table, one 4i.p. gasoline engine. L.
Daigler, ms East Park, Anaconda.
Ice cream soda, pure fruit flavors. Ice cream
wholesale and retail. Dalgler, sot East Park.
BABIES ON FIRE
With Itching, Burning, Scaly
Humous
Find Instant Relief and
Speedy Cure
In Cuticra Soap and Cuticura
Ointment
When All Other Remedies and
the Best Physicians Fall.
Instant reliefand refreshing sleep for
skin-tortured babies, and rest for tired,
fretted mothers, in warm baths with
Cuticura SBop and gentle anointings
with Cuticurs Ointment, the great skin
cure, and purest of emollients, to be
followed in severe cases by mild doses
of Cuticura Resolvent. This is the
purest, sweetest, most speedy, prms
sent and economical treatment for tor
taring, disfiguring, Itching, burning,
bleeding, scaly, crusted and pimply
skin and scalp humours, ecsemas, ras
and irritations, with loss of hair, of
infants and children, as well as adults,
and is sure to succeed when all other
remedies and physicians fil.
Millions of the world's best people
now use Cuticur SBoap, assisted by
Cuticurs Ointment, for preserving,
purifying and beautifying the skin,
lbr cleansing the scalp of crsts, sales
and dandrd, and the stopping of fall
log bair, fo softeningal whitei and
soothing red, roash and sore ba4, a
well as for all e ppoe of the
toilet, bath and rumg . Thouseads
of women ssmm s4 d etlrs Beesp,
assisted by Calige U ja r eat
skin , ure, , as.sep l.rt on.,
ehalngss wa isang , a too free
or o gMe ý iU , tf a . rmisr sae,
asvle eoIsas,.at .sl sa.s -,
ive, asi bý w st reamdily
sugest
50
COUNT LEWIS ROBBED BY
75 RUFFIANS ON RAILWAY
Danish Nobleman Is Set Upon by Peas
ants and I. Relieved of His Entire
Stook in Trade.
SPECIAL TO TrN INTERn OUNTAIN.
Anaconda, April ag.-Drugged and
rohbbed of $3o.
Such is the heartrending recital of that
famous Danish nobleman, "Count" Lewis
.o,'n Lillienskjeld, now confined at the
hospital from an overdose, as he claims,
of whisky with "somethin' " in it.
Also as a result. as his lordship avers,
of sundry blows on the head inflicted at
the hands of ruffians unknown, but none
the less execrable.
The count told the police that while
out upon a promenade on the railway
tracks the other evening he was set upon
by 7s peasants, who, envious of his high
estate and known wealth, not only robbed
him of his all, but left him senseless on
the plain. Or, rather, on a heap of cin
ders.
When consciousness returned the noble
man painfully made his way to police
,*eadquarters and requested to be re
moved to the hospital.
SAtLARY CASE IS NOW ON
Action of Sheriff Storrar to Recover His
Money Before Napton.
SPrCtAt. TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, April ma.-In the district court to.
day the interesting case wherein Sheriff ;eorge
Storrar is seeking to secure his pay is on trial.
Sheriff Storrar seeks through mandamus pro.
ceedings to have County Commissioners Kelh.
iher, Hloffman and Martin compelled to pay
him his salary for the months since the first of
the year when he took office.
Judge Naptn overruled the motion of the
attorney for Biurnett to quash the petition of
Sheriff Storrar.
llurnett was the candidate for sheriff on the
republican ticket, and it was he who started
the contest case now pending in court and he.
cause of which the county commissioners have
thus far refused to issue a warrant for the pay.
ment of the sheriff's salary.
Chase for Baseball Players.
Anaconda, April ag.--There is a haseball
team in Butte known as the Inter Mountains,
which is anxious to try conclusions with any
outfit of ball tossers in Anaconda that knows
the game. The Ilutte team wants a game at
an early date with a team of boys weighing
not more than l3j pounds. If the Anaconda
lads of that weight want a match they may le
accommodated by applying to the local Inter
Mountain office.
PRINCE A BANKAUPI
VICTOR DHULEEP SINGH, EAST IN
OIAN POTENTATE, CANNOT
PAY HIS DEBTS.
CAN'T LIVE ON $75,000 A YEAR
Broken Monarch Likes to "Play the
Races," and Declares Great Britain
Owes Him a Fortune.
BY ASSOCIATRD PRESS.
London, April a8.-Prince Victor
Dhuleep Singh, an indian prince, whose
brother-in-law married an American
heiress, is a bankrupt.
He found himself unable to live on his
income of $75,ooo a year. Among his
creditors are various bookmakers, to whom
the prince owes f5o,ooo.
Prince "Juleep,' as he is called, is a
slender little man, with a thin black mus
tache and intensely blac.. hair. He is ex
tremely dusky.
He is, or has been, a devotee of the
turf, and has lived like the orince that
he is. He testified in court that it costs
him $8o.ooo a year to live, and as that is
more than his rncome, bankruptcy was in
evitable.
The historic diamond, the Kohinoor
which now ornaments the crown o
England, was owned by the prince's
father, and was looted from him when the
British suppressed a native revolution in
the Punjab.
The prince claims the British govern
ment owes him J$,ooo,ooo for property
seized by its agents at the time his father
was dethroned, but the government seems
unwiling to pay, despite the fact that the
little prince is now broke and cannot live
upon the liberal pension allowed him by
the government.
The prince owes $Soo,ooo, and as his
assets are not $5o,ooo, his creditors are
in despair.
SHE THOUGHT SHE WAS
STARVING, BUT WAS NOT
Wealthy Woman, With Money in Her
Purse, Is Found Wandering
in Street,
SPECIAL. TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
New York, April a9.-A woman suffer.
ing from a form of dementia and who was
afterwards identified as wealthy Mrs. Ma
rie Levison sister of Mrs. Emma Layra
son, of Villa Sydney, Bath Beach, was
found yesterday wandering aimlessly in
Fifth avenue, near Thirty-first street, by
a policeman.
She asserted she was starving and had
no home, but at the New York hospital
it was found that she was not starving
and had $67 in her pocket.
It developed that Mrs. Levison had been
living in Miller's hotel, a3 West Twenty
sixth street, since last December, and left
Saturday night, because, she said, some
body had stolen her trunk. The trunk had
not been removed from her room.
Mrs. Layrason was sent for and ar
ranged to have her sister placed in a pri
vate sanitarium.
OLD MAN GAVE ESTATE TO
WOMAN AND IS PENNILESS
Former Partner of Levi P. Morton Is
Cared for by Friends, HIs
Cash Being Gone.
ISPECAI, TO TIHE INTER MOUNTAIN.
New York April aso.-Referee Burns
will hear testimony at White Plains in the
suit of the Mutual Trust company of Port
Chester, as a committee of the estate of
Thomas Murphy former partner of Vice
President Levi P. Morton, against Anna
Fallon of Mount Vernon to compel her to
give up deeds which she has to Murphy's
property.
rMr. Murphy is 94 years old and was de
clared incompetent last year,
The deeds were given by him to Mrs.
Fallon in consideration that she take care
of him during the remainder of his life.
Mr. Murphy claims he is penniless and has
to live on the generosity of friends.
Amateur Theatricals.
SPeansylvanal Punch Bowl.]
T om's ittle Brother--low's the show?
'nTom's bgi Brother--jum.
Tom's Little Brother-How's Tom?
Tom's Big Jrother-He's the whole show,
MILL CREEK SCHOOL IS
TO BE OPENED AS USUAL
Board Will Try to Keep it Going, Despite
Lack of Funds-AII Old Teachers
Applioants for Next Year.
SPECIAL. TO THtE INTE. MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, April a9.-llaving completed
the marking of the papers in the exam
inations of April a4 and as, County .4u.
perintendent of Schools Alice Mahoney
has granted the following teachers certtli.
cates: First grade. W. iI. Wilhtman and
Miss Mary Burke; second grade, 111..
Alice Sager and Miss Anna Kinerk; third
grade, F. A. Myers, Mrs. Belle Pinquard
and Miss Mary Russell.
All the former teachers are said to Ice
applicants for positions next year. Si.
lections will lie made by the board, . %
slated by Superintendent Dale, as soon .as
possible.
The Mill Creek school is to be kept'
open as usual this summer, despit$ the
poverty of the board, who, by the way, re
quest that all claims against them be re
turned as soon as possible, in order thit
an estimate of their exact financial stanl.
ing may be made.
The $3,oon remaining of the bond is.ue
has been advertised and will soon lie
sold.
CITY IMPROVEMENT CLUB
Probability of Formation of Organization
in the Smelter City.
sPECIAI. Ti) TIKl INTPE MOUNTAIN,
Anaconda. April jo.-The formation of
a municipal improvement league, wlhose
object shall be to rid the city of the festive
ash barrel and the uncomely tin can, is
said to be hivhlv probable.
Street Commissioner Ilrolin favors thei
plan, which would much simplify his
work.
The completion of the new flue for the
smelters will take away such vapors as
have made it hard for the Anacondan to
raise flowers and it is thought that under
the new conditions the city may be turned
into a bower of beauty.
Comes With Many Cattle.
RPfCIAL TO Till INTER MOI'NTA1I.
Anaconda, April so.--D. I). Walker, f thl
firm of Itielenberg & Walker, is Ihere with j.
head of good beef cattle. The cattle caine
from the Ilig YIole country andt arrived here in
good condition. They were shipped yesterday
for ioints in the far Northwest. Some of thise
will po to Cape Nome.
MAKE FEARFUL FIND
HORRIFIED WORKMEN UNCOVER
THE DEAD BODY OF WOMAN
UNDER OLD BUILDING.
TRACES OF A CRIME ARE SEEN
Structure Where Corpse Was Discovered
is Believed to Hide Many Secrets
of a Similar Nature.
Pr.ECIAL TO THEa INTeR IeotNTAsIE.
Indlianapolis, Ind.. April ..--This afternoon
a well-dressed stranger employed two laborers
to assist him in digging ia the basement of the
old building of the Central .allege of l'hysi.
cians and Surgeons.
After renmovnmg three feet of earth they urn
covered a large stone.
(On lifting the stone a vat was disclosed,
from which the stranger proceeded to remove
the body of an old woman.
The two laborers fled and notified the police.
They hurried to the scene to find the stranger
gone, but the body was still there. It was
removed to the morgue.
The appearance indicates that it had been in
a pickling solution for a year and more. The
features are still lifelike. The body is bering
held for identification.
There is believed to be other secret vats in
the old building, and an investigation will be
made.
ROAD REPAIRS ARE AS KED
Residents of Melrose Want Improvement
Made at Once.
The county commissioners this morning
received a petition from so residents of
Melrose and the eurounding vicinity,
asking them to repair a county road .n
that neighborhood.
The road passes through the town, the
petition saye, and it is impassible in
many places. Its condition is a great
annoyand and inconvenience to people who
have to use it.
The commissioners referred the com
munication to the road supervisor, s itl;
instructions to investigate the condition
of the thoroughfare and repair wherever
needed. The matter will be attended to
as soon as the road supervisor can reach
it.
HOW HOOLIGAN AND RAGAN MADE
$50 IN HALF A DAY AND NEVER
WERE 80 HAPPY IN ALL
THEIR LIVES.
As Of wua going up the hill this mornin'
Oi met Mr. lfuligan. Good mornin, Mr.
Hluligan, siz Oi. Good mnornin' Mr. Ia
gan, sal he, an't ye gone to wurk today
six oi; na siz he; phy not six oi, becau.ec
oi knlow p-hare oi canl make snore Imuncy
than wurkin in the mine today six lie:
pharos that, siz oi: conme wid me and oil
show yez six he. So around oi turns andi
down the gulch we came, out Quarts strate
to Main, down Main etrate to Silver; cunt
in here siz he, and in we goes, and be
gorra such a dasling suit of never saw be
ore. The plurtiest lot of huggies oi never
saw before in aul me loife. Now six Huli
ran, phat de ye think o' that? f0 have
ien all over town yestherday lookin fur
Buggies and oil tell yez Ragan tl.urs nmoh
ink loike them in this camp and the price
---well the price will surprize ye. Oi don't
no how in the divil Mr. Grady can aflrd
to sell such noice Buggies fur the s$su.ny,
So lIuligan and nmeself ach baught a
swell one and phen we came out Huli::an
sis to me, ach of ts have saved all the
way from $a5 to $So today. You right siz
ol; let's go and lhav something, siz hie, :nd
oi never wus so happy in all me loife as
oi asm today and phen oi thinks of Ihat
,the ould woman and the kids will say phen
they see it, arra mush then don't mention
it fur oi am going to have a good time
this summer oi tell yes.
AOCUSED WOMEN GO FREE
Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Kendall, .Charged
With Burglary, Dismissed.
At the retuest of the county attorney
the case against Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ket
dal, charged with burglary, was dispiised
in justice Sheehan's court yesterday.
The complaining witness, James Robin
son, claimed the two defendants entered
his room and ,made away with his per
sonal belongings.
The defendants denied they took the
goods with felonious intent, alleging that
Robinson owed $45 for rent, whih lihe
would not pay, and the goods were taken
and held as security for the debt.
The case was dismissed, as there was
not suffclient evidence to warrant a con
viction.
CHANGES TIME IABLE
BUTTE, ANACONDA d PACIFIC ROAD
TO RUN TRAINS ON DIFFER.
ENT SCHEDULLE.
FOR BENEFIT OF THE PUBLIC
Last Chance to Go From Butte to the
Smelter City Is Now Fixed
at 10:55 p. m.
Anaconda, April au.-Once more the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific road will make
a change in its time-table for trains be.
tween Butte and Anaconda.
The changes are to be made by direction
of General Manager M. S. I)ean, who is
anxious to fix a schedule so a majority of
the general public will be pleased with it.
The only change in the eastbound train
to Iw made by the new schedule is for the
early morning train. Hereafter the pas
senger train now leaving Anaconda at 58:jo
o'cloek, will leave at 8 o'clock.
In the westhound trains the changes
will he material. The train which under
the present schedulh leaves Iutte at to a.
it. will hereafter leave at :jo o'clock;
the traint which leaves there at I :au will
continttlt to run on that time ; the traitn
uow achedutltl to leave Ilutte at ,:So will
leave at . o'clock; and the train which
leaves now at t :45 will hereafter mtart
friom the Smoky City at to :S.
Under the plani to re-arrange the sched
utie theo first train, it will wb seen, will
leave Anaconlda for Ilutte at 8 o'clock in
the Imorning.
The last train comlling fromll IBlutte will
leave that city at i :S5 or nearly an hour
earlier than at presenlt.
The new timcetable will not go into effect
until Sulnday mnorning.
TURNS DOWN THE CHALLENGE
Ancandon, April J.--Manager Ilen
dricks of the courthouse khashall team
yesterday received and refused a chal
lenge frout the Hligh school team of
Itutte.
Ilendrick says the Ihttte boys are too
young to Iplay his men.
The butchers of the city have organized
and will play all comners int the near fit
ture.
OUIEEt LECAL IACLE
FOR MARRYING SON'S DIVORCED
WIPE RESIDENT OF VIRGINIA
IS THROWN IN JAIL.
PECULIAR MOVE BY PREACHER
Agrees to Call the Ceremony Off if Court
Decides the Wedding Is Not
a Legal One.
BY AS.tO('IA'lID 'arRA,.
RoaLnke, Va.. April is. -itelause he married
the divorced wile of his son, Wesley lirickey is
in jail.
lrickey lives near BIradford, In Smyth
county, and some years ago lost lisn wife by
death.
Not long ago his son secured a divorce and
tile elder [Irickey and his former daughlerlio
law began a courtship that ended in the secur
ing of a license and a search for a minister.
Rev. Winters louden finally agreed to per
form the ceremony. lie had been told that it
was unlawful for a man to marry his daughter.
in-law and was somewhat reluctant, but at Inat
pronounced them man and wife. Then he said:
"My friends, I have been told that it is
unlawful for you to marry. I will keel, the
license until I learn how that is, and if it is
against the law I will not call you married but
will return the license to the clerk marked
'nut executed.' "
CAUTION.
This Is not a gentle word-but when you
think how liable you are not to purchase
the only remedy universally known and a
remedy that has had the largest sale of
any medicine in the world siane s863 for
the cure and treatment of Consumption
and Throat and Lung troubles without
losing its great popularity all these years,
you will be thankful we called your atten
tion to Boachee's German Syrup. There
are so many ordinary cough remedies made
by druggists and others that are cheap
and good for light colds, perhaps, but for
severe Coughs, Bronchitis, Croup-anad
especially for Consumption, where there is
diflicult expectoration and coughing during
the nights and mornings, there is nothing
like (;German Syrup. The as cent size has
Just been introduced this year. Regular
size 75 cents. For sale by Newbro Drug
Co., J. T. Finlen Drug Co.
STUMBLES ON CHURCH
STEPS; PICKED' UP DEAD
Philadelphia Woman Loses Her Footing
and Is Later Picked Up in a
Dying Condition.
tPi'ItAIT. To IIK INT N'IH MI'NTAIN.
Philadelphia, April a..---Mary Jenny,
aged .16 years, of ItJ45 'tholmpson street,
while leaving St. Anne's church, Lehighi
avenue and Cedar street, stumbled at the
top of a steel) flight of steps and fell
headlong to the bottom.
The inalitnu)ate body, with an ugly wound
in the head from which blood was flowing,
was picked tip at the bottomn of tihe steps
by worshippers leaving the church and
carried into the edifice.
A hurried call for an amliulatnce was
sent to St. Mary's liospit:al and Mrs. Jenny
was removed there with all possihile
speed.
At the hospital the doctors said she
was suffering from a fractured skull and
a broken arm and the fracture of the
skull would probably result int deth.
She died a short time later.
POLICE MAKE INVESTIGATION
New York Man, Injured in Chicago, Dies
in the Hospital.
NY ASIOCIATLD PYREan.
Chicago. April a.--The cause of fatal in
furies to k. W. Simonds, a New York travel.
Inm salesman, who died at the hospital, is
being investigated ty the police.
Simjonds was found unlconcious on the stone
steps of the Central l'rust bank yesterday suf
fertng from a fractured skull.
HIe had been a guest at the Great Northern
hotel since April a~, where he registered, it is
said, as E. Summers.
Simonds was for several years connected
with the Chicago board of trade. When hie
moved to New York he entered into partner
ship with a brokerage firm in Wall street,
Roosevelt's Favorite Bird.
[Denver Post.]
Theodore Roosevelt says his favorite
bird is the robin. His recent utterances
had created a widespread impression that
it was the stork.
Copper City Commercial C0.
FREE LESSONS IN ART EMBROIDERY
Miss Watson has arrived and Is now ready to give lessons In all kinds of
needle work. Every lady should grasp this opportunity of seeing and learning
everything that is new and up to date in hand embroidery. (;ranI assnrtlment of
finished pieces Iow on display; also new stamped linens, pillow tops, etc. Classes
now being started.
WE ARE MAKING SPECIAL
PRICES ON ALL KINDS OF
Housr fURNISHINOS
And Conmence Business for May
WEDNESDAY MORNING
large Turkish Towels ReadysMade Sheets SSc Bach
ISO Bash )'Just the right siti for filling lbeds;
Made of heavy comoed Southern cot others large eniugh ior douhle Ieds,
ton, very soft finish; size ajas4. The all nl one lot; now........... .......
largest and best towel ever sold for.... Take Your Cholce at 48c Bach
35. Bach Ready.Made Sheets 60c Balh
Extra Heavy Turkishl ?, lalR e of very ine Siatl'tie c,,ton,
Towles S2/ BEach 81x)u, full site; a regulalr 5. hleret..
25 dlotenr of these Inrge heavy towels Nyw 60c Bath
nlow o l sale, theti knl :iit )ilt yo ull lly
pay J15 for. They are a great hagain. New Challles 6 I.5
Atg 24 Each tiod a..srtilrnt of dark rlorin .
i Bed Spreads 69' ach in very rlity I.signi, i.rgul.r width;
Uled Spreads 9c lach very nice ,r wraplle,, etc.........
i.ll site, ni cily lhem.., r,.a.ly to Only Ise Yar
use, finely woven. prltly r.ll, hi't pat
tern, to selet frlu ................ Dreoss G(lahall ms I.3c
A Big Value at 69c Bach .o ililtieret Ilyl4. in tlhi lot to se*
Bed Spreads 9c BEach let Irom:; all lhe plaint clor: ne'at
strilpesr aiil checnks. A liiuitlilul fabric
hauly a of tahee $ liru: ailc left. aI for childrre 'a dresses; colors absolutely
have olfen paui Sm.rS fir i,le nlit ar fast
fa..od. Ni'e assortmen t of Marseilles ...
giiiicl. Nici' assi~ru~iiuuit of ? hanrbillec · Selling at S I.3c Yard
lpatterns ill this lot..................Bell t Vrd
Only 9c8 Bach 36.1nch Percales 12 loSc
Pillow Slips Ile Bach Iirm, heavy cloth, colors are always
Made of fine leacheid iimlin, free reliable; in a alet. navy andll ox iloud;
from dressing, nicely helumced; regular retty new tr.................
asc value........................... NOW 12 i.c Yard
New Ile Bach M1 eerleid -Sateen 19c Yard
Pillow Blips 15e Bach Itl.aletiful, soft finish, free front
These are hemsltitch.edl, 4J6, made , dressing, full .tI inches wide, in black
of firm heavy muslin iuod would lie nly; a .15e value .................
cheap at anc ........................ bale Price 19
I Great Barglan at 1Sc Bach Moreen Skirting .lc Yard
Pillow Blips 20c Bach rich mirel lustre, soft liliih, just the
Made with a wile iileh heen of the right weight iar ladies' ueilrskirts,
kneat kind of imulin, 45x 14; a S f 1I ,t, iluclhees wide andI would be
value ........................... (.llcheat. at 4ie vlrd.................
Now on Sale at 20c Bach Now belllng at S21
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LITTLE GIRL SLEEPS WITH
OIE EYE ALWAYS OPEN
Scalding of Her Face Gives Peculiar
Affliction to Girl of Fifteen
Years.
niiP'.iIAI. 1i 1IAK INTKI u MI'NTAIN.
Soluth Man ht'lrr, April s. -It.t.ie Il orn,
is years *l1. daiglhtr uof James, II rai,, it iu.
able toi daoe her ell eye, whet.'lher uneip ur
awake aliluhigh her night hit nio beern ai 'ct
el. Thii 'uAii.iin wii .~.u'tl by the ari
dlental .ihlliiug of her lfae,. Tlwo dl'cthu. have
taken the girl it New Y.rk fur an Bpertliun,.
whichl prumoni Am lie h succensslil.
CELEBRATION_ IN MISSOULA
Odd Fellows Mark 84th Anniversary of
the Founding of the Order.
i'PEt IAi, TO '11Yi IN'II M NflINAlN.
Miamhula, April !,).--Misotiula I), Fel
IA)Ws tIlA t he iilallll)l.er of tile Daughters of
li(tihekth l;ast rvlnlingll celebrl: d tr h 1w .tlh
anniversary of ml'the folulidigt of l'the ordel'r.
An address by (',ingrresslma IDix.on was
the feature of thel prograilm.
lHere is ,what was idiing after I.e spoker
IIIICUIntruetal slolis, Mrs. I"irbmush; vocal
mai' Mi,'m Christian viocal solo, (ora
( ;ou41lmb" ; recitaltion., Mrs. I(oulomel;
r-citationl, M'rs. 111illiansr ; piano a1to,
Mise Fuorliuh.
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Thornton.
Ge'rge 'W. Uichardl.,.oI, San Francis em. (;.
Claruly. I hicall; Jmhn M. Ilswnml , t'hilaldel.
phis; T. 'I. MIcl..od, MAlmulihi; I. A. HII'r.
row., I. J. I 'lc,., AIsll, : W. I.. I.,Ma,,i, New
York; II. irni.hlud ald wile, Miun lmurnlhy
K. ,r..nhold, Il. A. Mc).donI and wile,.
'lrena; M. J. oliiinarll Ilan hiuiia; M1,.
Ire. nr;umk, Ilutei; J. I. Ji'fry, New York!
.u Miller, I clevela-,nI; AlAt. (I. M. Valn
limnoi n, MAm'. V. J. Ihi .,in, Ie',rgr II;viland,
i ou,.,,hlu; M. A. Jach,., W ilh; .l.n Ja u.s,
M itn '. I" lier. Sii,. Anny I.;'.,ei, MI,,,s A.
Arlhy, New York; J. IlwardI Ailt,ii. log
".mk; J. C. nI hl.hl, ITat'm;i, I. I., . hen,
1.. Appel, h.. V. tlaumer, N. II. Sitic, t hiiyagi.
At the Finlen.
T '. E. Ii adley, reail Fall,; I;. V. Shiver,
St. l.,ui,; A. Johhn.,oi , li,ral F'alh.; J. II.
I.uii ., l hm ui ; J. S. Ila Ik,-y. ,l.uii ville.
Ky.; II. I;. 1lktn,. Dunker; F. Maiden, li:u
inon; *. Mt I'r'herrs , Rlral Fall,; I;. It.
\ingelli, Kantsl (stly; W. II. lliggin , liO 'r
At the Butte.
I. II. Ililto , St. I'aiul; A. I)lto, I hicagu;
W. II. IHenry, Seattle; A. II. Akers,, S.iit
.lake; S. T. lumck,, ". A. Iiiili, lontirei.l;
I'. King, Ihite .; I f I. \'.ind.itvent, L. Appel,
( liiiago,.
At the Southern.
J. II. Siimnurr. New YArk; i,. M.cl)niihl, St.
Jle.,, M4.; I. iW . likiina , .Salt Lakei ; II.
It-;trnAli . I. . Ii..er. ir riand liks,; J. (ainin,
Sun Irunci.,c,.; S. I.alI, '1. flicks.y, Ii nt.ina:
IA. N. WIin.t, Hulder: W'. E41rla, Sliermiai;
Mr,. J. Ilimi atind children, C. K. Veidt,
V. Itrowilr, Il.nmhve., Mlnit.
Had Been There a Long Time.
I New Yirk Mail aind Express.]
"Where. are you living niow, iold eliap? I
haven't seen you for a dog.'a age," amke-.d the
colnfirmed New Yorker ill a Iriend.
"I have a co., little plaie in I.nnelytown,"
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ry. Co.
Passenger Time Table--March , 190po3.
WESTIUOUND. EASTBOUND.
Local Leave Arrive Local Leave Arrive
Trains. Butte. Anaconda. Trains. Anaconda. Butte.
No. a--i., A. & P.... so:« a. m. :so a. m. No. a-il., A. & P.... :3 a. m. Iau a. s.
N.. 3--p. A. & P .... s:a p. m. : p. n. o. 4--I., A. & ' .... .al a. m. ila p. an.
No D., A. j P .... 4:So p.m. 543p.m. o. 6- i. A, .... .1no p.m. 415 p. 1
Vo. I8., A, 1'.... ,:4ps .. 55:0o A. im, o. -., A .... a: p, , . Pt . n.
o msake connection with Northern Paoifi railway Weltboua trailn, at D.urant leave
Anaconds at is: o a. nt., :aom p. n. and 6:j. p. m.
To make connection with Northern 'acate railway Eastbound trains at Butt leaver As
cona at sa:sO a. m. and 6:j p. ,,.
To make connection with Oregon Short Line railroad at Sllver Bow leave Aauseds
Tickets an sale at city ticket ollAee ((ret Norhlrp ,~aiwta), en 45 Koeth Mwala aI et
and at passenger station, Butte, Anlaconda & P iteailwa,
The Daly Bank and Trust
Company of Anaconda
Anaoenda. Montana,
r;eneral banking in all hranches. Sell
exchanges on New York, (Chicago, St.
Paul, Omnaha, Sain Francisco, etc, and
draw dirct on the principal cities of
EnIland, Irance, Irelaind, (;Germany and
the Orient. Deposits on $.uoo and
upward received.
Cerreulndents
National City hank, New York: First
Na.tiual bIa., Chicaho; l'irut National
bank, St. Paul; )nOmaha Natl,.nl hank,
smaha a; Bak of California, San Fran.
circo.
John R. Toole, president; M. A.
(reenwood, vice pireslilent; Louis V.
Ierllleet, cushier; i. C. Norheck, as
sistant cabhier.
Money Won Is
Money Earned
A pafo play or a good bet
can always he madeo by tho wire.
They're Beating Us Hard
Why can't you do it as well?
Turf Exchange Pool Rooms
liar and Club kooms in Connection.
Man Street, Anaeonda,
You're Right at
Home
In the I eading Restaurant In Ana.
conda, becnuse our Treatment is most
Courteous and our table the Finest. If
you want good food, prepared to sult
your taste, call at
Ihe Success
tast Park St. Anaconda.
--__ ,
rp'lih, the friend. "Have you ever been
ther c"
"lrren there? lceln there?" said the comt.
(tru.ed New Yorker wearily, "I should say so!
Why i spent a whole week there one after.
lioon !"