The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 28, 1889, Morning, Page 7, Image 7

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me3 s for soink. I epm
boom fim l0do any amma in
CS aeanUto«4-- of a - nw two
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old black hem
IL W. HeedS.. a&1uh ., sepas 60
a U raMdmoes Ua. kille In ame. log
a~ hin hamse In the TmgW4Ourtb die.
W&Acoe awMMweek.__was on"
aU Majilr of Iowa and Jusatice oFeld
of aforim, ame tWo mmaed w on the
eugus beac who owe their places to
Pseldst Umoole. The other two wham
he todh tE aid Davis and Noah H
off he talda Justice Miller in nearly
711 years oeld
& bashful ong nan of WeflavUle. N.
y olffers. sil k umbrella to thi ong
e mlae ing the beet ptropdassi ma
ed. Point. to he contidored are coIn
toidon epeiling, writing. brevit and
reasons ior wishing to be married. Maidak
an ladies over 75 ame barred out.
The men who baa been going around
Ormam township, Ohio, clipping the hair
ORthe tSail oforses, boas at last been
Scaught. He turns out to be Insane. He
eaplained that be wanted the hair to make
a bed, and took his captors to a cave in
thewon6Lwherme he had three bags full
': iouta o at aelast Me., srn av
getd spr ln dlppin tlhe . .pll
l.is aware thhe torch is wo
hi.btraeh is estended see six ore .
S,,sel over the hr y at same and, w
all is ser.~ the tb So sand the
r e give t"p " and in
Iw a f nutvs Use w i rlive with
flb.
Willian Tel L still . onored by the
-.ltaers if no doubt had ever been east
an his existence. A grand Tell onon
mrt is to be erected br public subs.rip
tion at Altdort, nea luelen, on Lake
Lsuere, where tbhe p.trot shot the apple
oe his sos's had. The fedesnl aunmcil
have premised a handsome contribution.
More eagles b been see this year
along the bluas at ensea lake, New
YarLthan at any time duringl the
ewrs rears. Parties have countedrn
t Iur to seven flying about at once. They
are the genuine way eagles, the emblems
of liberty which race the colns of our
country. The people of the lake never
kill a b a f oaneu s binave
The title oa "prince," with it correla
tive "princess" is unknown in the United
Kingdom as a title of the peerage. It is
smpjr like "thighaess" and "royal hlgh
e a courtesy designation. Until ee
I created a peer, bs t itle of duke or
other sank in the peerage a member of
the reglning manily-ewve te sovereign'.
'-,mer son--though styled "prince" and
Shighness" is in law but a cos
macea.
In the late war between the Black Flags
of Tonquin and the French, the leader of
tbhe Chinese outlaws made a monetry a
timate of the value of his enemies. He
offered his men a sum equivalent to $S.
for the head of every Frencbmau and JI
additional If the victim had gold braid on
his eoat. The fact that moat Orientalm
esres great contempt for native Chris.
das was illustrated in this Black Flag
cdla atlon, which hsed araspi.ece
o native soldiers In the
Frenaeh servke, but added that Pi for the
heads of native Catholics was all they
were worth.
A ih lresiading In Harlem has a novel
manr evading thsezense law, through
whh it also gets credit for being veryre- a
thelr ofhe wmrm a of _o
hold Is seen to leave the house carrying
what appears to be a bible under his or
her arm. Instead of gola to chureh,
however, he or she oes eaO soe on the
avenue sand comes hoe again in about 10
ulsasseen. What i . Imask
somtr tosedl and a~ tbok. nothing
more than a ease, the top of which is a
h oedover. Inside is a ask which can
be eout ad In which the family
Lnbds the na beer.
Imstsag ma masn ltebs.
Traveling in Japan becomes mther a
serious business when the magnates of
the ceuntm are also on the wing, for they
thinak it beneath their dignity to mingle
with ordinary mortals, and therefore en
gage the entire Arst-class aeomnmoda
ties for themselves. When applying for
tickets one is frequently met by the reply:
"Oh you can't start to-morrow, for my
Lord Sond-So will be on board. You
must wast a week." "But what if some
other grandee should chance to go nest
week T" "or ouake I hope no lord
will be traveun." The Hon. Lewis
Wingeld says l n The Wanderings of a
Globe-Trotter:"
On one occasion my ire was kindled
and I fear I was rude, for by missing a
particularocal boat I should lose the
Sweekly steamer for Yokohama. A gov
ernment minister's wife would be on
hoard the little boat, I was told, and there
fore I must delay my trip.
"Very well" I said, "I will o second
eleass third clsos plasse, but
so I must and shill.S
The dilemma caused by the obstinate
foreigner produced such a commotion
that ofllcials wee rushing hither and
thither all through the night, making in
eursions in the small hours in the hope
that I would change my mind.
"If I go t must be third clae saong
thes cei they dcared, "and uggage
eh by all seans, but the lug
shall not le beibnd.
and alarms, consultations
aument. I was obdurate, and on
I 1went, n triump and perched on
my hoses forward. T upper deck was
aeupied by small knot o the elect, the
ld and her suite. Leaking down sh
Ieheld the foeier, unomorble but
Sdignibed, and, remorseful sent a secre
tary to invite him aft. H e was muchob
liged but preferred the esociety of the
eahles. At least, then would he accept
the loan of a chair? o, he was much
obliged. but preferred to prch on a hos.
It was doubtless rude to be Implacable.
but he was smartin under a sense of out
rage in that this lay's caprice would have
ket himn, had he gi.en way to her, for an
enre week at one of the most unendura
ble seaports in the world-at a time when
cholera was rasing.
N. Weeded the wIem.I
r the Damnes erald.
P lease gIe poor man five cents ?*
"r warmrant you'U spend it for liquor."
Yes sir, I will. I want to buy a 'hi
_- cocktall. "
kgraciomu! That drink costs $2!"
"I know it. I've got 1.96.
A Pnnsyrvaniat democrat wars saukd re
eently who was hi cbuice for governor.
He answered: "When a man can lie on
a siak bed in New York and run the denmo
erae satate convention of Pennsylvanlt
at salt himself and win 0M.000 on a hores
raIe at the same e ime the Pennsylvania
' cman't arld uo ' throw that ma
for Bill Scott."
TH9 LOCAL MARKET.
sfm -oo Am news"& a" coo.
bbmg.-fsoft
1-brlgbeas P=75
PAK ~keup prkea.m Mr.. @MS- d ate;
W- fsia'.m M
2.u-rer "a" bPfi~ e
#CotS meal. pe 11m sL m
Wheat meal pI NO lb 0A
Vue;W~k" Meal-IN mk bee Is m lmb
Bran er wo rwl.Sim; bý and isc; pertNO
beef W'ew mer IN; Plimaamee b", 4; ok.
W*-~~01 soft *86 * SA
Hay-Pee gaL 02i.58
fltpem.pr ol. Kft,
TRAVLELR'S GUIDL.
TRAINS £33 VS.
flj&*0 A. Wl.-Ftrvi the mouth. Rapt and W.wt
l .15. 1M.-Prm the North most Mm- gyre
t161 tm . ct, Deter a at l l ,
worversR10eh aYoum Msal 4
(krra n~qb~ arri~isa wttth
00d~Hs4 Ybrlr ud
1* r. n.-Krona the South-TDirwt fram
uantts 4.3,W iver Dw 44, Grima S. No
C h u e t 1 a t f t S .mt.
West-Bette 184, Mlivr 44 UvuwI
mm. iuarrieom * ( Iege Emits 641, Wmm
husd. Tacoma. MettsIIIIpdmr S. ]Utimua
Itelen. Bt. Paid and Iutecr rabs
TRAINS6 PUPAS?.
R A. M.-Vir Mouth sad urth-Arr ives at
(h ghura ma S ve aa Iante "out
1040 1n.-For the Mort-4Camg can1 at
NImat fur Uregaoa II 9, Bter ow 1: 41und
ster.l M.-For North sad Mouth-Arrves at
0116...a 301, silvr flw 3:47, Butte 4106
Wairm elo 4:14 mad (a
610 P. H.-For the onth-Arves 06"e S
Stern,6 Silver Dlow 6 :414 ithe at 1:m Pl[
Coumeietsa t Silver flow with Utali a Nort~era
Denver Kansas Cit6y m ad the
U sue. saad for th WeSt to Portiand
sad Va Frmaetsco Ib .
WU. L. HOOK, PMiimL
WI. Theraem, Ca-bier.
First National Bank
ANACONDA. MONT.
qy amd mu Damaes mm4 sd lbapm Rhem..
mad teaawCt a 3WUMU bai bmema.
Udiselma wmmj~ to~a z.L
Hahmmr dra JL alWnh
leadlag cites at Ksuaapa.
HOGE. BROWNLEE I CO., BUTTE.
conamm"WODX?e:
Welfs.. s. al & C.. w Yark
. ý &Jaio. flail Inr..
SHank. OMerchant' Nan Helena,
('lark & iamaie. LDer Lodge.
Firs National Dank. timaha.
Wehllu Fargo s b...laa Fraadmeo.
W. P. BURROWS.
CENTRAL + MARKET
rIu. ftre t Alrcdr a. Moat.
WMOLBAL3 AMNID METAI
+ WV.T~ * H.. - * R +
The Only First-Clads Family Market
in the City.
TOOY at H UNT.
Dealers l
FINE WINES, LIQUORS. CIGARS.
Billiard and Pool Tables
In ConnecUon.
ELErGNT CLUB ROOMS
Opes Day and Nigs.
MAIN .TRLT, - - ANACONDA.
CROCKET & KING,
Stationers ,p Booksellers
-DfALUIa IN
CIGARS. TOBACCOS. ETC.
Postomee News NIamd.
ANACONDA MONTANA.
THLE B ES7 SERVICE.
The Rocky MAountain Telegraph
Company has direct communicatio*
with all points East and West. The
service is promp and accrrate.
Office at
THE REVIEW OFFICE.
Main and Seconrd Shrets
Union Pacific
OVERLAND ROUTE.
T I IC I TS
Principal Points
EAST, 1VEST,
NORTH AND SOUTH
-AT
* * *THE DEPOT * *
S. D. ures,. caYr Teld AIIs.
J. A. LEWIS. smal Age
No IMore Delays
AT GARRISON.
GO LAST AnD W.ST VIA
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Noithern Pacific R. R.
The Dining Car Route and Qreal
Short Iine to all
EASTERN CITIES
ALT.L H RAN a1 e.me -wM
Through Pullman Car from Butte
The Fasten tm to md hfrm C(hies. Ca(
mnd 3meserm Peitt&
L-.l9tg R9TMS.
Peerless Pullman Coaches.
Palatial Dining Can.
Elegant Day Coache.,
d alrt n
taaaVree
TIME SCHEDULE.
Hei..an- [eq PhU(I erg and Mim ou lliý. . am a
For Anoada.... ".J" a. .. 4.30 and AO p. a.
Fow Anacmada. beer lodge (E1rvtaa
mad all through Itut a to aW.
Paul. Nt.ush. m dhka. a1.0 to
" Wed. vis soua poai
TaC~)amad laman aid.
racmoo.................. .. SAO p. M.
For Miusrt Ieer lodge and iuwarrtia
(FreLght train)......h. eam a. a.. ad rn p. a.
NI amahip tickets lir an points im Emrope via
may Uyrn crammng the Atlantic at cheep rates.
For fIl Informatlan address
('HIAN. K. F .K. (fat'l i aerm m fi..
JAN. McCAIEI. &eneral ARt.. r Main nt.
vpP. Hmaner Mercantile. Company,
Butte. Montaia.
TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE
THE NORTHWEST.
-TKU
Montana Central
AND-
Manitoba Railways.
-TH. NEW ANH-
POPULAAR SHORT L/IAE.
Brtween Asseads. bute. Hel-. swrs e.
Mr. POtwau. MIn1a.ls, Chicma o
Nov Open for Passenger Traic.
SOLID THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
Teonly mn. taun Palar. bagCauu
Laa~urk~u I~m~ug Cm. Magml~cmI IsCamrbr
Mad Yr,. ?4kepAJ Car. fur aIes C).. Pa-·es
BUTTE AND r T. PAUL.
Safety, Comfswt aid Cemuteey for O.
Patron..
P. P. 11HRLY 0ý,, 11
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