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Dmo e" Apomum $aL IAmnleu. -n Il
ber Ammrom = a~s NEW~ In -Tb
Tygreamou." The primes of ao ow ere
vmUIWWI T18bef wom sold at amedow. a"d
the -OW WGIS mat .auNSvOMga, Ye~t Wmd.
Swemt to eew the amuiew on the part of
am - pwo to mew umuederful wamar
UWmarybodhbd hommoi of her expeits. and
ROM h aSter s~he parked the Old
nueawhv hub. Anmog her vopim 6m 3
was .b ouI~ med -"om. Mouton in lbb
veWla," mikfus hp Chai~e P. T. Weuu, a
HONSOU of e daY. Km.s was hemaullu
and coodd wing fafrly, buit her "ttpker
3)sinW wasn her taromm.. its effect upon
an emiloewe was waedesfu, sand ahe won
fm o repoat It mm y dou tmes of an
"mfiing that, frmutter ebshamation. she
would abooahatel ref urn to senme &vain
"aPon the sageg unlear the appa. a
iilronstlauied. It y'oua have never genthe
lpider Dane" let m give you a d.
.eu4pdem t it: Up wet the et urta, snd
am Coes ola Meats, suene ty th
awe dress edle. like is acedpl
Ie a ea a ne ofd as nsur dcolor
as Jamep's eoat, and stands for
an lastant full at Sr. and action and
abandonh and all aglow with the eache.
meat the .emieng dance. Sbhe apparent
ty repreemats a country girl walkitg
aeems a measdow grewn, wit tall mras
held together ly spider webs. ina be
appears to step into aone a those bugs
m.e at pMosus Oumnd in the meadows
during the warm Wmornins of spring. She
eusnomets to dance, and the cobwebs en
tangle her cloth.s. The matyide of sp
d , yo old, and half grow, hbegina to
-r*orles. T e musie-- slow, mease ed,
but baselnatng mtalute of waitesa, polka,
maswrka, sehosttaes aud Jig, contorms to
the step, or else the step conforms to the
music, pyou can't tell which. The splesrs
aceumulate and the damueae stuamp..
Ther appear In swarmsu-yaou can lmagine
anondeerspes with two
Seyes--hairy monsters with
Ave elawed hel~s s by and .um,-g
about the stage. tspont 'a .
eriss, and would o mak phatls wt
bat sse esma to take It coolly that oase
.comes to the eoselneom that she is
for then." After a series of es
maeer ad shakngoat dresses, she
sueesebs in gettaing the intruders out of
the rwayr. ,She amuut. stamps daylight
out of millons i then and does i wrlt
saue cadset.. The picture winds up with
stages -erw d .appi -and
smashed ipde.s, and tore chbwebs. ad
nedlant w pati skirts, snU. graces
-id glory.
She was an Irsla woman. The city of
Limerlick was we hirthplace. Her nmother
was a Creole, of ,panih blood, and her
father was an -Irm4h an.y o~ficer. The
two were married when she wa only
and he SO years old, and Lola wae corn
two years later, their only child. She was
christened Marie olor.w. Elila Ro.sanna
Gilbert, and Lola war merels a diminutive
of Dolores. She went on the ate a a
dancer in Paris, at the Porte t Martin
Theater. There she led the writers of the
press cptive in her train. Upon two of
thene- - vallson and she lbe
stowed her favors prett frely, with the
reslt arousin jealsy between them.
A duel was foght in Lola' presence, and
ouerrier wars lkWed.
Louas I. King of Bavarla fnll In love
with her at once, andl she became the real
movereign of Bavaria. Abel, the devout
Roman Catholic statesman, was thes
prie minalister of Bavaria, and he itterly
.pa.ed Lola and her Influence over the
Sbutt in valan. Nbhe had him removed
romn o eel and for a time she msade amnd
ansmade eanets at will. Munich, and,
Indeed, all Bavaria. became divided into
two actionstermed Lolais and anti
Lolaiss. iotroke out, and civil war
at one time seemed Imminent. For a time
Lola held her ground. bhe had herself
created Cou.nte. of Lansfleld, and then
retired to a villa on Lake (onstance,
Switserland. Lola next returned to Eng
land, more famous and more admired
than ever. After a brilliant social/career
she was married to a Mr. Heakl, a rich
young gentleman of good famil .
In 11 she came to Ane rlea. Lola
Montes took to the lecture r-nom and ap
-pered in January, 1m10, in "John Bull at
home." The po!'al touched upon were
LO c ic skIe of Er lieh ch*aracter.
ips and American cu aracteristics, the
org in of natolnks. roguery. Englirnla
-lnt ullnlal.led, ittl a. p''ep at
ih lantries. lHer leiture was in
... In 'all l'rnia Lolta nlarr ial a
H. .fromn wh she was afterward
davy- -ed. Then bise wen.t to Australia
and lecturd, gividur all tIer reeliits to two
sufferrs in t,-. Enilish arllny in the
(rllnean war 1She olntinued Ile'turing
until about -taIly, 1800. Previous to that
she hlad e- ;.esnd great (dread that sth.
would die .a an alinlhouwl . To g.lartl
agailnst t' .I', lew p)olrnlil at Iitldy frienll to
elnd to ry* every day ,tr slatry. ()i 1 her
,st to .' .1w receivedl ,25 for .(eac(h letaiU ew
d-live 4, and had al l'l h exar*rns1s lu. "1.
She '"pt her pronlli.e, and whlrt'n shie it
w,.ad the lady had u.$1,tl) ila ti'he batik for
btI. After her rtirimnlnt rInrh l' went to
.rve in Astoria. Two -iyears later swIrn
sine to live with the family of an old
Mend Isaac BuchIanan. now a florist at
o. 4 Fifth Avenue. ()Inie night during
u she left her homne lit was thwe 17thl
to return to her own in Waverly Place.
That night she was taken with an
pleptic t. From this lshe l.a. r fully r
awsiesed. She always firmly helieved she
bad been polioned. On the night she was
mu sichk she was greatly excited. She
M e her will and all arrangesuents for
uneral. She was taken to Howe's
..oit, As~ ra, L. . She recovered a
little, but was never well again. After a
time she returned fromn Astoria and went
$0 live on Seventeenth street. helow Eighth
.a.rue. New York. Here* she spent her
dys and died. Lola Montes. or
Glhbert. as she wished to he called,
in her own homne January 17. 1M61.
funeral took place from Mr. ku
n's, No. 9 West Seventeenth street.
iher illness. when well enough. she
drive to the dMardalen Hone onl
.ghth street, and reacl to tiwe iris.
lied to say that she wanted to do all
r to reform them. In her will,
ting what shoulel Iw spent for her
she directed that all the retidlue
tate he given to tihe Home. which
I . It amsounted to only $:U1). Ju.t.
all tlhat was mortal of Ier was
posited in Greenswolod enmetery.
g tbe nwmeer of her family. alnd
by those who had been the
her youth. shel was muchl hap
she could lhave been thad lse
midst of the palatial splendor
as so long her glory amnd
. Though disabled by
and deprived of all claims
to worldly principles, upon
association she Iere found a
friend, whn soothed her dy
ts, and led her to take refuge
tioa of tle ('hristian faith.
Dr.)Hawks, on being requested
her, was frequently at her ed-~
g ave her the benefit of lhis
Instrctis as if she had been
owna foek. He ofciated at her
and Mr. Brown, who hal at
U- - m-rri
rnr /aw u , hublv a.
.bqmmms. s ha Jinsh al
ýmwd Kati a wualublack hair
whoam a wa asy The. ~weraM
U.S~wISSS' lash
a- she ha~ Mmbft ..Nb wa
marbbtee t rhu "`' a woman who
will lwys Iw i the nmrar f uy one
who kmurw hy.
Why Ea U.mWr naow g3m.
Frem the rLP MLes. Jasl.
It I. said that wesme ar es.srially
perone bet ewaon bae ball. A couple
e well known In sportlag cieles In
a are said to have goen to a hall
matle not long siae, saul there to have
irset another couple of choke spirits, a
mana aid his wife who were almost as
much lrves. to sportisag lifeas tbemneslves.
In the emaurse oa the afternoon the crire.
mset wagaed apa and the gentle.me
bet with a good deal of vigor. The ladle.s
nothing loath, followed their euample,
amd ly the time the game wasrn cosluded
a coniderable anssaut of maoney bad beesu.
waged.ti r. A. bId all the afernoos
bee ttig m the ato nin nd to
his get disgut he found hltmeli a Iomer.
the bo Wteane hving failed to rort' a
victor. On the way haome he eomsplaied
to his wife of his bad luck, addling that .e
had lest nmor money than he knew how
well to spare jest thena.
"Oh that is all right." his wife re
o-wded "I won from Mrs. B. Just as
much as you lokt to him, and I told her
we'd trade the two things ofi and call it
assemre."~
"Why ow did that happena " her hue.
hand asked in surprime.
"Well," was her reply. "I knew the
other tean warn ure to win, and I mat
where I could hear you bet. So eveg
Btime "ou at up anything I covered it
".at," persisted her other half, "wlat
in the world ma.ll you think the ou.-ot
town nine would win ? You uaid hefore
hand that you sh.rkld hack the Bostoes.."
"Oh! tyea, . ppietd Mrs. A with femi
ailanhe; t"te a.aasmnt that I maw what
a l r straight nose the .dhrtstop had I
ooldnt hbear to have the neaten, andl so
I bet on them."
Whatever her humhand thought of her
logic it would have been mnantfetly ona
arateful in him to object to her nmethnI of
betting when it helpel him out of an awk
ward place.
THE LOCAL MARKET.
Tlh.e *Juweaei6sn Are Revi.d aun (mar
rrce.d Kwery Day.
Mu ar-4&iranualtw. per pe, "" 'iht Imlwrn.
$Min; pealvrrtacl H & A, New lurk. 13..v; Meast
l'olfei - t strg~1 green ItMle,1lIý
('oCa t-Ies. a1t.$r Jhi r aii 4h
Morha. 37Ee.41; roweled K and ('adeta Itbea. ±%to*.
27c; novuad ('trlo. 3k; ruvoe'd Mowha anil
Java, vsflm0; Attehrklýta, 31r.
Teuas-Jajvina ml4lb1"" Ens 1.hbrcakfaesL. Ubi'.
l.9: tiunpowek.r. 4fleýS1 exntra Young Sty
tIM~rkh'-r keg, Is. "1 :'; 7ec, *j.UI: :is, 4jj10Y;
Timothy seal-ar- cwt. t.
Nailer! * :"e rkair.
11gw.r. per 4-u. SeNfcdAS
liegter.Iwr Ub, eZ4Pr. r
$1.0 dito licd, o bxes ta psekage. ?'1eh0.
"alt lake for, aprlcets, 00: evagmratcej dhil.,
101c: ~teaekWtrr es.tWe. rasplwrrfea, Xew.
California fruits, ls C: coo 4rit Vast,.
(alsteandard (nals. . $3A,411. 1er e.
3-10 Mltanelare turn, $9e.524v1
,lnb lwtaarel cema,2.
3-l lwwtaavIatJes. ,1.lvi: ueeeefelea tL7.L
1}1 SanlardosL S..1) bea n.. 52.e75
2-1s strin g a~ ou hmr Uf
hriedNewa.-Naivy. $0.uI per too Ia; Linma
57 410: Ilayete. $041
Wheat. Ne. I Iwr lev ls. 12.01.
(Icmi. eraa ktree, per lRI 1s, *1.751.
BIan, per oo Ia, 51.0; bran ani ahloruts iwer too
la S ~lvi
b cfucr-1Per lam h I'lbllsturra. hIct. $1; I tºgteci
$.141: lMtraguer "1)le~y." *3.EN .
('t rn mal. lar EMIm 1s. S±.'l0.
flat meatI, leer 1410 5 la, 5410
lare--tll,.
Fresh alerts-Pewk use: I(seef Wi44tP; Lammab.
quarters s7:'.c(V.l.4Mi; Icemmttamis 7Gu It., .
salt Meal. 1 a111 IteKi!" W; twein lr*.; ewrnt.I"
beef lt"e; poerk lith; sewuage- 12',61 tIr.
t ciii-- Per toin. hard *19c. aectI5cvp
Weuaw- Per wrci 54.'.i.
luty - Pe-r toni 3.!%.E.
tnraw- Per Waite 812.415.
(lacte - Per rwt. S2.EMI.
TRAVELER'S GUIDE.
THU%44 %IH\IIIY.
10:20 A. M. Freom., the' P4.eetlm. Fast :a1+ 1 WV.1
leaivs 112t t." alt s::II :ri A. . , 44n11i4.lt a 4 i % .'r
1i14/w 11:44 A. M.t. wilti.' (the' utah & N.,rtlee
Et11a wluv '..
11 :311 A. Mi.h'ru tIe.' Nortl admi 1:as I.e: e',
(pr %11 :sr. 4mn,,ts alt I 3a3-ris,4m witl th."
Noiilert ,, I1 Pactfic fre .4m Ii e1l"ila. 'I s,' ,44lac Iii aw
the, hitter ka...t Ita4iIU ae.
61,'X0 1'. M. i, m, hu 4t".M. aeth, 141 r.a"t fIr.e'14
Built.' 4 :3i. Silv, Itaow 4:14, (tregsa.a '. 4 (11. N..
canlgae' at 44111:11.
3425 5'. 116. Fh~romme i. North, Fast. 44.e.1tl :11mel
%'t'at- Bntt." 7:31. M lº41- I1..w' 7:44. It'."cv
prns7: '1. 4 e~t.l44,'tM at 4 a.rri-~u, wit It
No~rthe'nn h',aa"ifl, fre,., K"aml 1rane.'l%.a.. P..mt
Helenar. Mt. Paucl suul Eastern Mttatcli .
THAI\K IeIV'.AHt.
" A. 31.-F-er wM 14 1 and Nuortlh-Arrlve'a at
Oregon at N:=p. slver Ilaiw s:.m, BIutt.' M::n,.
Warm hlplrnare 9-00, Ia'ar eA. 9:. 4:arrLuau
1o0:0. (amniaf. at (tarrtmm with N,.rth,'ru
Pm.'l-e for Helena, Ia1rtuaºnnmna . Mlaseamla.
I'hIIlhiuaturg. and all poinits on the Hitte'r ItuIet
1"68 A. 11.--For the nuath-('hange ears at
Stuart for irrgt oo n11 :1. Milher how 11:1t anal
Butte 12 01.
3,16 P. 11.-For Noth nl an Mucth-Arrivae at
Elra'gmmI 3rat $hVerC Itai :1:47~. Hull.' 4:144.
Warm e Mplmgui 3:112. I Deer Ilrte 4:141 anid / sr
ralum at 4:401 '. M. ('onneats at alIrrlimm wilth
the Nerilthern a'lu'fle' Ftast to St4. Paul aniE
ESuetern t'tates anal Waest to TaIomIa, P'nrt land
anal hMan Fraiualwe.e.
6110 P. 11.-Few 11w r onuth - Arrnve. all at (:reg
at Gi:k2" .l4ier Ihlgw 11:4.. HIatt.. at ' 4, P. M4.
('emne'tg. at SLlver Ileiw with 1'tah, & No~rthelrnm
faIr Ih'nwe-r KanflLeaeue liy WI bium.i', aalnld tie.'
Euatern PStai , s.na fr limer West o Portlaind
antMal 43 Franeisa'm.
BORN.
AK.ISI.I 4i-4M T a ..ninw 1 It::ý ,'vmInwk
1t, Mr. and Mr%. (Ihirrli, A...inga a ha'E.
Warm Spring Li Stable.
The FifleR Turnou in naou-dn. New and
e
LANDAUS, BU AND CARRIAGES.
FINE IHEAI1mE.
Our SADDLEr HO ESR for LauIes and Cent's
are the Finest in the new I(at..
CHAS. W. FRENCH. Proprietor.
First street. West of MaiD, Anaconda, Mout.
JELL, HILL & TH RIEN,
Contractors a Builders.
I.timates Furnished on all Clasw1~ of Work.
Some of the Finest Buildings in Helena and Anaconda
Have Been Built by this Firm.
deukms k4I fer JodhbInt I. Y. Kilhv' Hatw bLndwr f4 will pr4ve PewMnpL apt*-athnm.
JELL, HILL & THERRIEN,
ANACONDA, - - MONTANA.
J. L. H R I LTO N.
Whlteuakt and l sU dl sr in
Staple and Fancy eries and Provisions.
(GtMI n. d low p. arw.
M*CPC IL. iLTINT )N TO T PoMIL.V TftR.D
Maim Street, Aae - - - Opposte Opera Hese.
MO FIANA,
Anaconda, Montana.
OPENED JULY I. 1559.
inw of theb IiU bI$IlIIti 4II4 1 fulnd t"ItWImlitly up
Iiinttti h~afei In tihe I'galtSl Ntaten. Ttattatatly
flat mnt nti. Iand rtattlI ujla wth "Iehatu.. ekt itrt
Ia.Ila. flr alanna nanuing watelr. "amiha'. calun
hwat. .1w* n fin. Igalati suato hII .aa4aahrn eamn1eta
Lc ne*t. It*tailama att1it" anti wulIngh·. Cuiaaia. aunta
wrrvlr utrlttly filrl-e.a. Watt* faotata
$3.50 per Day Upwards.
autling i In tlie Miand hurstar tat of ngna
ta i tjicd.
Earl. HAHAI'AI)I. Manager.
FRENCH CHOP HOUSE,
YIRStT WTItKET. ANA(CONDIA.
F. B. IIU !,k1ES & CO.,
ripl.n~li~ nn~a. finn, I. ..A.M.E 10 121. MV..
at l~rit't% fr.aN, ? ."P wei Upii.
Goor! luniches Servg'd ait anp /oa
of h~rtF/ic Irla.'; or Ne t 'x.
First Street, Near Oak.
scrrrvit is p/ro/ a,, / rrrt .
Jiain arnd S~ero,,d .';Sfreais
SAM PRAMENKO,
- IEAL.R I -
Fresh Game, O rs and Fish,
L quors. Cigars. andies. Nuts and
Fruits. Butter. Fresh Eggs, and
COUNTRY * PRODUCE
-A '4PUI, AL.TY -
Iakt First Strm't. An:rtium ,. Mlit.
r
ELEGANT FURN ED ROOMS
THO D· _ ONICO.
THE HANDSOMEST IN ANACONDA
At Itelu nattle IitalI-.
Manui -,tt"I. Near Front. ('HIAM. IEItT 'llI.
READ'S DR GV STORE,
MAIN REST,
Ana..rtu .i r. Muutana.
RS.
The Esto &Connell
LUMBER CO.
largeut aid lest Ausrtumt of Llber In
Deer Lide Cuty.
I.ATI. ,&SIINcag.S, I. wNINW4 ANt M4blHl.l1
INEM AI.WAYSi IX I'TIOK.
ALL ORDERS P LY FILLED.
tM i. *111l )anrt Irar mttrl h .N, r.apt ..f the
rare*1MI 'JsII 1cm AgUtiauume. netatamie.
WN41l' luAU. AIW %1% T1% k. h.
WM. L. HOGE, P nt.
Wm. 'horato Ca r.
Furst National Bank
---- aor.
ANACONDh. MONT.
Iles atl sell Ikmeurntk. and YmrelN,. ~Irs uaaog."
a1nd trauisit a wemwnd Iuaasklamgg lu,.nIsw.
t'edl."t~mite Imnuat~ni uc alb-Nor b. FE\
.rhaaig drawn eme. I/iekm. Eldlesh rg.
4l;ammuI.w. leusmun. elifast. I'arte.
ltanelmmemg. B·rlin uat all time
HOGE. BROWN E E .. BUTTE.
Wem1ls. Farpzn IC tin,., New..r
%%4;ls1. iargmst & 1m.. Wault ai~L..
4 lualmahu Nall.. l lBanaL. 4 'tlmumiu
M. rPImamt M" N atl uinsal Iltam. Ilm·legna.
('lurk K lratIsi,.. INsr Iyit:.
l irs \ntlinsimel Ijenk. 4 stmaimte,
I 'Umim Nat lemtui Itamek. 4 bsmsum.
Nmlmm, Fargo .s & 44.. Wattm lrammmisma.e
W. P. BURROWS.
CENTRAL +/\RKIFT
'ITh, la l/ P'irS..- / I"1,. /,, r sil/y . Iu I. k' t
ii. th. ¢'"itl.
THE ANACONDA N TORIUM
THE FINEST PLUNEE J H IN THE STATE
'h." water i fr m *n to sares fe'.t .10"1g..
ald i k.l4 at ei l tenE.erateare..
I Ire l~vMa resegE, for all.
Private Baths for Those Who Wish Them.
mingle Halths :1'.. !º It.a1 Ticket.. A;.1 .:
I hllr.ir, uslde*r I l. year, ..l wreset. % ..t .".-eetael
treel. e U . tIhl 'k frelo. the .Muo tassi IIt. .1.
I:F::º. II. .A% AItF, . Mllanalgr.
A. 7 rN r4LI.
'% II.1r.'3.V AI. Y A% ~HIt \ 1.1 I. S% Iti 1%
CHOICEI:AM 1.11 . GRCERIh%.
(;ofº 11' Sr.v:.S. L.lyI nigsl .1 .'1º Iu. ii..s
tIC *1 .IP I.1JI1 .I&' A1.J (~'/(.1 Kt..
Anaconda Livery Stable
Buýx' ies. Sa and H ree:
f( Ylire..
(+.mul k-eI.iii 3iiA w e w'ith
&lI,,1 trali'..
(Pff1re anti stabl. lFirst %trvert. Anaa.~.tna. M.
First Street, ?4ear 1ai - Anaconda.
DRUGS, FAN Y GOODS, ETC.
Particular Attention Given to Pre
scriptions.
ANACONDA ST .TDARD
SUBSGRIBE OJR IT .OW
* 0@**
IT IS THE LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
NEWSPAPER IN MONTANA.
* /7' : 1/). /." .S i S.i!). A hadS /Ihc most
-comp/e/c'l i<,'S S'.Iict'e ii /he . or,/h
z 'c,.s/.
In addition to the rY;;u/air .-I ssoct'lfed
Press dispatc/hes it has a specia/ , 'ie cx
pr,'ss/' It) co'er f/h' ,tilnat ',,d e's f/i-,1
e'Z't'/'' t/lid/ir't ? f/' S .te'.
The Sr-l.vl'i, w'i//ll t o its r'teade'rs
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