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solo M - Mth know e* I tvI;
adYed .bh r , r adr tbe r n the
We uepad: M"eoe that I eslM *lve von
wshhen teabe t asself. There is.
. ~emni was eem.ered. I do iod he.
U be is our furether duat I as to why
e was mdered. The quetios. remaaln
--g to he solved is, wh is the guilty tman
.I do not aknw it, hut I mapomse that
wheever they convicrt a the crise will he
marted on el ate.astial evldence. I
ad a ea oe--tat Is to may I w iasn
rested Ina emae--la which te ceaireua
stamiel eMieance agaimet the accused was
I &but the man Is .still living. and the
but I I at o him he was a coaaercial
d,'ginmreai the state of Ohio.
"It I a ears with which the earlier met
t des this seetior ase familiar. Vast
derpl. e & Field wea bankers in Mante.
tee. Mkch. Vanderpole was the senior
euteber of the Br and a married
mam. Field was the noneyed maen
-- the concern. One Moday mnworing
the bank failed to open. A baty inquiry
evealed the fact that ePld ou nwere
he found. Vande wae s at hisi houae
-ad when innfr tmt the bmnk hid at
hems opned epemed all the murprise o
a lauemewent man. He eare to the hank
and opened it. In the private o.lkce the
dlscovery wa mnad that a piece had beeh
cut out of the carpet. This wasn't mouch
a a starter, but is trying to kler, why it
had been done earn one drmpprtl an Ici
dental renamrk to the etect that the nmeln
hers of the Amm ruid bem. quarreling
aeout their buminess affairs, aid thit
Vederpole hadId hbe trying to get the yp.
te haad.
T"A earesh of the amaement of the hank
resulted in the andling o a hatchet. It
was blood stallined. Vander expleineed
that be had a dog which had received al
accident, and he hiad takes him into the
erom to perform aoine kind of an opera
tion on hima. Thtim stained the catr. and
h ad ut out the stained sertion ml had
t wno the bhtcheb into the bamsment.
*On this Vanderpole was arrested.
Ablot a week freom that thie the hbody
o Feldd wuahed ashore near ther mouth of
the river. The natee of the inuriesl
a his bead was urb as to
see the suspicion that they had hbeen in
iested b. an as or a hatchet. A mipe was
tied around the body and a inooe in it
showed that mome heavy autetare IIad
enoriginally paced in the mouor, the
eade.t hein to sin k the hbody.
The theory was that the nurder had
tmsa committed Sunday and the body
taken hoat out into the lake and
droped In the water, and that the anurker
was done with the hamtchet. Vanderpok
made a statement in whichb e accounted
curmtely for his whereabuts evey win
at Sunday, not one of which had been
passed at the hank. To nuke this mtate
ment tronger it had nsme corrobsration.
"He was, however, found auilty and was
remanded for sentence, am I reau nenher It
now. The usual motion for a new trial
was argued and granted. A change of
venue to another county was nade, amd
the result oa that trial was that he received
a litentiary sentence. Mr. Van Armnan
a1 ChicaM o who was then the leading law
wer of ocr crminlal bar, was sent for and
es corpus proceedings followed.
Vanderole was taken fr prieon and
had a thi trial. On thiMs e was releuaed.
General Cuteh~a, now mem .er of con
reae hs Man distrit wa then
a tI attorney. I never her detee
ives ad lawyer talk abot eireunsstan
ial evidence that I don't recall this trial
sad ites result."
A mig lse DMal DUsl.
Speama to the mtasdia.
1T. PAtu.. Sept. I.-4Conant, dUe maikw
embaer of the famous Bostsa Trumvl
rate of Co(nant, Billings & odrnen, will a.
rive here tomorrow to eanler with Frank
Nolse, manager of the Omaha team, who
represets Bfosta's interest in the north
west. The object of the visit in belkved
to be the treaster of every tea
in the Northweetere asorlatioe to the Na
tisnal leae for next ( easoM . The teorms
iffered bh the. kl.gue are ibheral al
though individual players will receive tno
monetaery dvatncement. Lural nmanaaru
in each of the we.tetr citkie will he. lhace
ally meaupeneattel. The pla in this a-
.clation ale generally in favor of the
-:m a1, h w.
uarvvlwor .f lb. Lilly.
pwr. Into tlw mladiard.
HALIFAX, Nepteenber 1.- -Her MaJesty's
ship. the Enuerakl, arrived here today
with 9S ofeers atnd nme, the survivorsm f
the crew of the wrecked war ship LllE.
Tbh Lilly ras on a neef In Poert Ln Hay
nan the Labrador 'iast, and was brokeng
up hy a hilhe mEN, alnd six sailors and one
marine lost their lives 1by bIeing da.msls
violently in the rocks while trying to e
-r by a hawser. ThI Emerald mrtn
,lp. whk'b proved nioot uefutl.
The stores and heavy gunsr we're
eft on board the Lilly.
Chrlstr a l n m.Ig (ret...
pgerial to tlb INaCuard.
ATHIa.S, Sept. M.-It in regunartetl w.
that the ('hritilan in (reti. were heImt(g
ruthlemsly flogged and turtured. and wo
men subjected to grow inldignities. The
prisons are crowded with prisoners, and
thosaWnds of persons have fledI to the
mountains for safety. A Greek gunblat
has been dispatched to 'roete to put a stop
so tbe outages..
Ien4owm Wreak In- Dlaware.
WsL.lIsurox, Del.. Nept. 25.-A collinon
ouurred tolday between a wildcat engine
and a eabror filled with worknmen nte tlhe
Philadelphia and Baltinmore road. Twelve"
aen were injured quite m'rioe'lyy. but it it
totaght no nwe will die.
Mr.. Maybrltk' (Cue.
perial to the Ntandard.
LoxDox, Sept. 25.-Tle comnmittee ap
poitaed to Invemtigate the came of Mrs.
Maybrkk,. will shortly mnake application
for a writ of habear corpu. for her retleIum,
o-th* grouand that her mwntake.s war ill
Ybrw.u i mlk. . Paramu .1. Iaa
DvUBLI, bwpt. 6. -Tb. men emnpireo d
lbequsarv y at Arklow, owned by P..
winl, threaten to utrike unke.. the age..
-b lsobiioloiIl replaced by a l
MADtD Sept. fA bomb warn ."s
pleimd emdS bebhnd Ayete palwa at Swan
Uhab.data arbwr Queen Christiana it
.inmr Wlae area hurt and n dams.,,
~e.m U.N mmd b.w LuIlW.
10..a M7f a"te£ UY l. the NtamI rd.
tinvu.~. dept. !.-A report reaches
his *um bummi. ohat Enain BHy has en
r th amLviie of the English Africmn
-wang.w
NoW ST CA M ABOUT.B
The W a . ppaes W WMaS arm
Im "Lemmans w en a m omal.s Di -M."
hian susoamuS muatms bew he su to
wert t t bMs mos- rweesentat pI
was Suewed the eloe esat sd Esl
S-W snwd e" amwe um nse wt h
Miss zaeom Seoa .s p .owam t .esees.
at ear theater, the orumpsle, New Teek.
i uopeend Is emamsia Dmai.," aMohb .hat
wt wue se.eem.. ad was faiiws. Ia
tlroe Sq "Vanty Valer," a ene in thres
aen, whle bats. Mr. ~ ae'oeamt, wh
sa.em ets speak. centiues is tese wide s
"Two work had bhesa mlied ea to eary
tue eagmogete prt pera. ly to the esd
of twelve rwks d disaster ly ahead
ia w ai Ut h wo, t of sie asae, and
.m , .. m t i7nvitabiy diKn a n.
t bus ee tnrow and talk it out.'
"It wlar a hitter lrbht anl the 3sleet
drives t a narterl blast, lal the
A few dayi msfr th theater a dim lilagt in
w cellar showed that a thrifty lttle Ittllan
who b oll cheap publications and small
stationery, Invited the telated pedenstrian
to buy a mnasne-anale ecfar. His nase was
Dretano. Deieendla Into tbs des, where
he knew hI would inl the mnual display
of locent literature, Bousecault asked
for two novel. , over which heI InteNdked to
sp ad the hours of the lnight. Brentann
pointed to a shelf where a seanty row of
cheap novpl4 represented hib stock l
trade. Froem these the visitor seke*td a
d.-men at mbasard and with the pockets of
his overtcat staifed he pushed his way
through the sleet and darkness to I'nion
square, near which he resided. The fol
niorsnlsg Miss Koon. received this letter:
*MV l AR l.AUIIA: I have it! I mrldl you
arver steed engravIgs t uwes iarunld Kilar
awry. Git vuUr ru-aiOr to wawk nem threas at
or-*.. I alm seedt a sbk to Irish kartMies, with
tamt murred I desire Makel r to mure for the
orhrstrs. I shall r& a art tmar of my new rulsh
rloy on Friday "s we r1herse till while I am
writing the mentc w lakhi will tr ready ause 3ge
day and we rehearse the secetwd whie I san de
er the third. We cers gt the play eut within a
"Asmona the books pkeud up at Drea
tano'. war, happJ r, The legla.'h
Gerald Gerin. Tbrowing it aside UBasci
eault evolved 'The Colleen Dawn.' These
neldekts may a per too trivial for such
particular rorde but these results will he
seen to have a signal irmportance. The
least impo nt was the revolution ef
fectled b this play in what may be ternudn
tthe Irish dramsa aun the representatio of
Irish character. But the adventures of
'The (olleen Bawns' in England will
hber mse to have conltributed mainly to a
fundamental change in theatrical affairs
throughout tie world. In September,
tiMIit was Iwruduced In Losndon at thie
AdkIphi theater, and itl success enabled.
Mr. Boucnkault to carry out the plans he
had vainly end*evored to lpet in olpration.
in 1$i8. He refused to allow "The ('ot
keen Bawn' to be played os royalty or
fees. He engaged four oesneedian,
John lD.ew, Mr. Sloalne Mrs. Slamne.
andl Mrs. Hudsonl Kirby *and in
structed themn in the principl characters.
He offered the play a the star, sup
ported this group of Anerican conse
dian. He peri d much resistance
asn the part of managers in the provincial
theatres, but at last his terms were ac
cepted, the play becamo the thing, asl
the author received half the gross re
eeipe.. A second and a third company
were orgasared and sent out.
In the following year he sent out 'The
N es of London,' and in 18te he muit
out three oampanions with 'Arrah-na
Pogue.' The leading dreamati authors,
peceliving the very epros accruing
irom this new emethd, to secede
foen the Dramatic Authr society amnd
to follow the new method, under which
tbe name of the author of the play was
starred and his importance reacognied.
The provincial theatres became so over
run with these new companies that man
agers proposed to the author. to s.nd
eaut noet groups. but entire cospanies of
conmedians. By such meaan the nmn
agers could dispnmse with local conmpansie
altogether. This suggestion was accepted,
aml thus 'stock companies' were swept
away.
At a nmeeting of the French draunatluts
and comupoers, held in Paris in 11141, Mr.
Boueriault described this new method of
harvesting the provincial theaters. The
shrewd and practkical Frenmchen adopted
thie iea at ncem. But it was inot until
after 114Ur that the Um.Ited States Iltially
gave lap stock cospanlies and adopted the
How to Kll Umqesita.s.
Three or four ment were sitting on the
plassa of a s asklek cottage hotel smuokaing
writes a Washingtonl cowresponskislt, to
keep the mosquitoes away.
"',earnithlng funny about nosqulitoes"
rather ahmentt-nlmisldly.
*"Yes. rathr,'" was the drawling reply.
"'Funny how much blolI it takes to till
one of tlwm n up."
"No. ilut honest, now* d- a oun know that
if at mosqulito gets. his hill downIwl into ur
hatld he ianl't lull it out while you hold
yslur bareathl?"
"'lkull't ielive it."
"It is truen however, for I have tried it."
"Lect ylu thei cigars a mosquito can take
his bill out lany title he wants to do it. asnd
we will try it right here. Is it a go."
"It is, anld I'll let tiwen try."
A lamp was lighted, the cigars Ilut out
and all waited. In less than a milnute a
nmoquito had placed itself on Tomi's hand
and b n opoerations.
"Now," said Tomn, and plaed the fore
fingerl of the other band downl clo~e to t
mosquito. It did not udge. Hlo lad
his nail against the abdonen of the in
sect and whirled it around. Still it re
mainuled xed.
"You can dlo it every time." sakI Toni.
as he killkd the nmlsullito and drew a long
br.atlh.
It in a fact. dio and try it.
rw'vu tlar Irltmit VFre Prehs.
('ivil mervice esanninr--"What are your
qualifleations for thme Stat of Texas :'
Applicant for adlualsioln to the' postal
w.rvk. (tnlty ing an lnaarignary revolver
with lsu~ ntrvt --"Tlrow up your
('. S. e. write, out first rade certiflea.e
without a waft.
Dmesaemeim th. Whites.
4pM.pieal to the MitanYrd.
WAKmHItrroN, Sept. 25.-At a mnrtina
of the colored eltimens of Wadhingtola
held to-night, t·r courmw of the white IK*
pie of the mouth towards the rolo-re r -ctdi
srsa was denounced. They calledl ulpon
the pnwrkleas. t and co.reMs to enfor~ the
sawn mina prowcui co flor cuaena.
A Eaeu.wrug Su.tuaACS.m.
From Tea"~ Mltingm.
Arioukx ratk New York Lady-P'd like to
know, Bridget. what taw hvoetw. of all the
roast beef and cake that were klft over
trae jerste'rlay ?
Bri a·1-Sur , mun. didn't yer niver
have a a *V lnaIk rYIallt on yea. wheel
you weer~l of nuy age Y·
SNOUS ANO STOCKS.
U-- nrInsIn '-'lr
1 a. gkp t in 111"M Vaft.. lmnl M
NEW Toms. E suý-Th.. w . mb M
I - t. wer mia wh. -1 sad .1.r
I .1 - m tew -kr l r--l(t
um,% mmd Deaw.t, Tenms & Vt eelh
a . .15% Cmm"dlm Pmles mmd Uh.w Pm
" I. msueb 1y4. Teune.s. eaS mmd 1ul
° vIe maad Umahy ille e.ein 1. 54.
v bnI wt"wlyb u 4 U rmmd a
. ·CisM redrdkr mauawt t Ibur ed
l'igwma i~h1d eta"k op.
?1 as Y was r sii lwu.
I 34c, and tb. tug to 0..011
wt r. lows ý ( elo.ý.s "K.I~ TIM
Stotal awes wre .AOD barra4..
The closing quotation weaw:
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a I ortkrrn Pa."Hl.. RL'·
Ii no can easliy at 4%~1
I sent. me ec t paperes
'1 Sterling ecb quiet pmntedi.tc
a tity dhar hula. I demand, N.87%
atd ining quotations a. IfolowS
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innwr active and steady Straits,
A XLn
IadIeats.mmoser Progrms.
I.rnem the Wahultntamn (lalttal.
"How are you getting along with yoear
work on the piano?'" asked BlinkiLa of a
youeag womnan.
"'Oh, very well; I uere great pu-mgres in
my work."
"How is that ?'
"Well, tlie family that lived next door
niovel away withiln a week after I oon
unelw.l to practice. The next family staid
a month, the next ten weerks, and the peo
ple there now have relnalmied neerly six
(heed Omem. Are MeSree.
rYnss the Nie.w York Truth.
Hopwood-Knox, did I ever tell you the
story about the Judge aud his coon dog?
Ksox--I dun't rlemeunher. Was it a
gool one'.'
Hopwood--Yes, a mighty good story.
KIno--Tlwl you never told it to anw.
Tae KiL. They lrke.
Proue the Wasabiatua C'apitld.
The rrltkus rave o'er maaters old,
MurrlB and Vuam Ilyke,
ut the pirtures am the dollar bills
Are the works the people like.
Terr e Metor Im a aple..
Rosa, Nept. 21.-A terrie storm waged
at Naples today. A large part of Naples
is submerged. Premier Criepi' villa I
I to"WInhip. ita the rm r ellAN tmrl-o
to.y of M .utaa. BrcJ.e i". J. it , Patc J1.
Ik. of the rreer.
Versus lat, Alas m ons
I Afendant.
The People of the Territory of Montana. to the
above-named defenmant, grueStig.
Yem are hereby sumamoned to and apar
hefure me. M. J. P1tz Patrick a Justre the
Peace in and for the county o Iher lde at
my.1 ~e. in Anaronetn Tuesa the t d
Sk-*otiarr A. 1). Ito, at Aeo', ak a. 1n. of Sil1
day, or within ten days thereafter, thee and
there to nake answer to the crplaint eft Frank
Newkirk, the lsh'e-nuamed itlantii, In a ivil
altkm to remnoer the sum of twenty 1m1n dollars
fr renut of room furnishe y t your spi rl In
tancw and reqlur.t by plaintlif from Jlune Iuth,
114e1 to AugIt lith, INU anud In derfault thereof.
jldmetll will Iw renl~red yp ytou. Frit
Ref er. the ve l-ad- defeda.nLt ( for the uum
of twenty t1 dollars anut 4,uuts of suit in his be
half expenlded.
I;iveen uander my hadl this llth day of Neptem
her, A. I). eSu. M. J. VITZ IATRIC'K,
JNLstke si the Ptece.
A. P. RBH.wN. Attorney for Plaintif.
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
AMrKIC*AN (It'tA'H MININ4a AND MIL.AN.J
('o. try ANKI(t'AN (it'IA'I. i, nIL.V
IOW (t'ONTV, MowNT.
Notice is herety given that at a meer*ting of the
truntees of alaet "ulunpmny held on the slt day of
Auguat. InS, an asuus.aea. t of two t1 cents s per
share was levkie upsu the aapital staok of said
funlflany, u'aldr ya on or t.itre the 12th day of
(k*tobr, IlNlS ts I. A. Kingr, the treasurer of maid
eo.lusany, at the city of Anaeoda. Montana.
Any stoak u mn which maid amer.sanent hall re
maisn unpaid n the 1.th day of 4hltoner lan,
shall be delinquent and will 1b duly ad
vertised fur male at public autio, and unle
pyayent shall he ade before, will ien sold on
ue auth day of Okttober, Imt" to ay the della
quent asses , tgetr wih the tcosts of ad.
vertlaing and xpe uam of male.
li. A. K I(I.
AAxrnDA. D)eWr Loadge Couty,. Mont.
NOTICE OW aeLCTION.
There will be an election held in the city of
Anmeonda on Thursday, thse eth day of ktacIwr,,
A. I). 19n ,I at which there will be sutillttal. to
the quallked electors of said ity). the lqucsthmm as
to wlether the aum of 1t talu of the lbIlms of the
city of AnaIeNdata sIall I t issue.d uln.n the credit
of sad city. to nun for thel terml of tren nears, arnd
to draw 7 Iwr ciet. N1r auumnl vil hld.iert, for
the larIet of on.nwti.ug 4ewerts fi s..id city.
T.w vo ilng placs In the se.eral wards will be
the eua0w as dtesignated Iy the etnlasy i euils
sUlemrs for tI.e geiwnrl elet.etlH, Ito I h.el Tue.
,lay. the first day of trhtolwr. A. I). Ilse.
th Judges all d .erk of said ehi.tr will -
tht same persons dlesgnated by thI Ihaudt of
scounty a.uanmtisaktners to .at as such at the g.ne
ral es.lttkn to he held Tuesday. the trin day of
tkAtober A. I). ien. within the city of Aunoatda.
HIy order of the City ('munnl of time city of
J. U. Iko*AtmN". ~ ity C erk.
A. 'M LIN DOLl.
WMULt.ALR AND KWrAIL DKAI.P1 IN
CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES.
EBcrUemt Fresh Fruls and Table %c~e les
0001)D WINE, LIQUORS AND DOYN
TIC AND IMPORTED CIOARI
FauSt haKE??. - ANACONDA. MOMT.
TO RUNT.
*S. H MSe~N*
Now York Meorohant Tailor.
1,000 - SCWFO.M
of COW 1AO ma" ma" PaMvva
I-aagrM bw H. N AVItka .,inda
Vna r ew,. near Maim.
alupdldywims dome wer
SAM PRAMENKO.
Fresh Game, Oysters ad Fish,
Liquor. Cigers. Candies, Nuts and
Fruits, Butter, Fresh Eggs, and
COJNTRY * PRIODVC"
-A SPUIIALT
ams FirL stsreet. Aaaeomda, !aoet
ELEGANT FURNISHED ROOIS
-AT
THO DOLMIQOICO.
THE HANDSOMEST IN ANACONDA
Atl ere.osnb . atr..
Mam mit, Near Proums. CHAR. $E3TCH.
Wiran Spring Liery Stable.
TI" ilee1m T iraeut. ja Aaaeaeia. New ad
LANDAUS. BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES.
FINE NEW HEARER.
Our ADDEI.F. HORSER for Ladle. me Genh
Mae lte .PlaeLt the new .ute.
CHA8. W. FRENCH. Proprietor.
hrtr imLet.e We t at Mai,. Aaaeoda.l Most.
VOTERS' ATTENTION
EXTRA I
DRS. LIEBIG & CO.
rwmaatly baetead In
BUTTE CITY
At soutrheast Corer of Malm amd "roadway.
irivast Kmaramee at a k.am.way.
SAEBIO WORLD DISPENSARY
AND INTIENATIONAL
Medical and Surgical Institute.
Kane.. City Ma. lNp Frnacimeo, (al
Cmau RU T CITY. cataan.
Dr. Uel.o & (o. are re ar graduates ed
trine am surgery and sU-elalrat m
tMhwtned by the states of California and
MONTA NA, to treat all C('br ervo a and Pri
vate diseasers (whether eamusd by Imprsadelu
Exwess, or ('ountatUka), Haemiml Weakne.
(might lse), Sexu I Debility, tims of sexu*
pMwewer Nervouis )De-lity, (ie of nerve
fre). I.isers.e of the blood, (inyphill.o (koo.r
the, bliet and Ntrkturel Cured. Ctursee cases
raartmead with life membership. 'harges tow.
Thaoumads of cses cured. All medieiaes nar em
jeually pIrrrd for each individual trs., at Ia
rtor)-. No injurous or polummu easompounds
used·.
No time last from business. Patients at a dis
tance treated by letter and expe. Medicine
meat weerywhere free frmn or
In disease rof the Lild rain. eat and
Nervous system, as well as lverK and
travet t'ompllnt u 1teu m raramtyi and
all oither ('lrnir dieases.
Write for illustrated mon Deformtles,
Club fret, Cnure a ttu pn Pl. )Tumors,
('neer. ('r. rohtit, Inhalatio El -
trkrit, Ma tism, P'aralyls Ep Kp, idney,
teer, Kryr, Ear, Skin and Wood, all Sur.
ILseases of Women a Specialty. Separate par.
iors for lady patients.
Thiw ely Reliable Medical atud urgital Inst~
tute makian na pecrlaty of Private Iimeses.
All blond diseases suee-stully treated. ntyph
flltis Pouisn removed from the system without
mercury. New Restorative Treatment for ilasu
of Vial P.rwer. Perrms unable to visit us may
be treated at home by erresqmadenee. AlU .-sm
munieations eonldkntial. Medknr or Intru
ments sent by mail or express securely packed.
Oun personal interview prefrred. Call and con
suMt us, or send history of your ae andl we will
mend In plai wrmappe r mrHak Frre explaning
why tlwusands eManot oe cured ot Private,
Special and Nervous I~mnes s., a Weak
es. iperuLonrhsr. Imtputencyp4llr (n
orrhem. tileet. Varkrocole. tc. etc;
r. . a co. are the o.M or re
sponsibe ialis left In to ta u iace the
new medical law.
UDae hours from 9 to 5 and? to a p. in.; or by
appointment La ebscure and urarent ases.
('INSUILTATION PRE.
t NWewton Bros. art agents for sale of Dr.
I.eIg's Invigourator in Rutte City. Montana.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUCE CO.,
-DEALERS INh
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.
LHOLS..eSL.. DeL.. 114 lLOVYR.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Feed, and Hard and Soft Coal.
Agents Continental Oil Company. We carry in Stock a Full Line of
BAIN & NMITCHELL WAGONS,
thun QUARTZ GEARS to litbt SPRING WAGONS. Also CLARK, PERRY, STUDEBAKER and
STXNDKRD BUGGIES AND CXRRIOGES.
and a uln line of ROAD CARTS of beet makes.
Geaden Citi, C0pper and Oliver Chilled Plow •.
A d Is of ~Pete s' and Norler Bros.' CoCnesd Harness.
BClth Wdlloo Cou at k and T a Hammn s.
WCallrand look through our oek. lt is emplete I all the diNeent ,li ua asa o we d et (stor.
J.T. CAHROLLtU. M .
DON'T MISSI I.i
It's a matter of interest to every
In, Woman nd Child in the Conty
: SAVE: MONEY!:
And by not spending a DOLLAR until you
have examined our IMMENSE STOCK of
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
Shoes and Furnishing Goods.
YOU CAN DO IT.
Here goes $2 for $1 in a sample lot of Men's Un
derwear.
Again we offer you a 5oc Ladies' Heavy-Knit Jer
sey Under-Vest for 25c. Our lines of
Plashes, Sils, Armares, Cashieres ad Flannels
Are marked W1AY DOWN. Our ladies', Misses and
Children's Cloaks are immense. 'Tis a fact we will
save you money on anything you may buy of us. Call
and see.
LOSEE & MAXWELL.
One door South of Postoffice, Anaconda.
C. M. SAWYER. CHAS. HOUCK. C. D. BAKER.
SAWYER, HOUCK & CO.
Wholeml. aid lMeta deelera m
Wagons., Carriages, Buggies. Road Carts, Har
ness, Robes, Whips. Etc.
" A whoteum eamL m sl l)ers In
BUTTER, FLOUR, EGGS, CHEESE, FRUIT, &c.
Thurston's Block, Firet Street, Between Chbrry and Cedar.
ANACONDA, - " - MONTANA.
CHARLES T. kW. CRESS,
milrubsM l M eyj
Dealer in Pure Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints and Oils,
Window Glass, Fancy and Toilet Articles, Statiomry, Cigars and Tobacco. Pre
scriptions accurately compoadod day and ight.
First Street. - - Anaconda. Montana.
D. B. BIRRPCN,
FIRST STREET, - - - ANACONDA, MONTANA.
Carriage Builder, Blacksmith and Wagon Shop.
AU claew crf r ew mad wumi woodwork esIcuuted pr aptrd is the bes ·r-.
atirvam p· 9pcc~il stear o F AD ukid. of ·acbirrmy rcpartrimg will
m~tv. i. pemum~i mape rviguom