The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, November 06, 1889, Morning, Image 7

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PURE MILK I
VPURNISHKI YV.OM THE
WARM SPRING DAIRY.
•A hik route hs bees ea~tbligbed n tLhe Ity
.et d. m ase wll be supplSid
t he Mil funralus by she Warm uwprit:
Absolutely Pure and Guaranteed
to Be Such.
PATRONAGE IS SOLICITED,
And All Orders Will Receive
Careful Attention.
GfAFE ROYAL
1 Vest Park Strt, itt., tL
The Best Conducted Restaurant
In Montana.
IsA Few Reasons why It is
So Popular :
s Lb fanmos for Its HIle-Made Piee.
Sawotas for its Coffee.
Sis .amous for Its (k.d Butter.
t I aamous for Its tood Cooking.
i tb fa. s fwr Is. Boutsun laked Beans every
uadayr mornsin,
I comdurted by a Buelmnes Man on Busatess
Itn bopen at all bosrs, Ily and Night.
Yours ruly.
*JOEL E. WHATLEY.
No More Delays
A7 GARRISON.
GO EAST AND WEST VIA
--- E--
Nor thern Pacific R. R.
The Dining Gar Route and Creat
Short bine to all
EASTERN CITIES
'JL. THRO.UGH TRAINK are Equipped with
Pullman and Dining ('ar es way,
East and West.
' Through Pullman Car from Butte
S. Vr...e. Tmne to and frao Cblmo. Canada
and 3astern POlte.
Pivlo. I'ullmaIn C'aches,
Palatial Dining Cars,
Eslegant Day Coaeh.a.
ems sepin Car Min bars o Traln Peams
h~~r wadulao dlro CLau
M aeomiss p Ernes Fr..
of Clbarue.
TIME SCHEDUI.
` Helens, ppsborbu and gULwr'l... LI a U
An aen er J da. . 4 .0 sad 7.0 P. us.
AWOUdA I h~eet~YY (ianimn
sari al througih1paip fast to NI.
Paul. "L Loutsandja rý a also to
P West. VU: Miusouja. tpok~am
Tax'am6 Portland and dman ~Dp
net Der ode ad Garius.
Igaftumahp Uckais fog aim P" . n via
asy Eno erdamiug the Alle nd at eh4Us.
! !brran
y/ . LAtG. Geuma Act.. Mag IL.
OMp. Doloar M~murur 3rr
Ticllts
ON SALE
PRINCIPAL POINTS
EAST, WEST,
NORTH and SOUTH
- A I'- -
*** THE DEPOT***
(Ienral Hallway and tanaulhip Omce* f'oM op
Main stritl, AnmcLHLA, Mnt.~ II.
8. D. BEEKB. City Ticket Altmt.
J. A. LIWIS. Umenal Ag·et.
TAKE THE SCENIC ROUTE
THE NORTHWEST.
Montana Central
-AM S-
Manitoba Railways.
-TWR XEW AS5b-
POPULAR SHORT L -VE.
Now Open for Passeger Traic.
SOLID THROUGH TRAINS DAILY.
The only Iae ruam Palae Ntng cars.
Luxurious I ining Cars Isneeat Iy CIr.s
and Free Mleepiag Cars eSeoadl7as Pauw.n
gers between
BUTTE AND ST. PAUL.
Train kLaves Butte daily 8:i0 a. ma.
Safety. Comfort and Courtesy for Our
Patroes.
Butte to lit. Paul in 4M hours.
A. C. IV 1r. l.n. Manager, HItena.
B. H. LAN4Il.KY, lin. .mas. Ast.. Heteam.
1. K. I)AWNON. Gen. Agent. Butte.
THE ROCKY FORK COAL COMPANY
Is now Prepared to I)eliver Coal from its
MINES :T RED LODGE
To consumers in this city. Fot domestic and steam purposes
Rocky Fork Coal has no superior in this market. It lights readily.
makes hot fire and leaves little ash. Try it.
Principal Office: Room 25, Pittsburg Block, Helena.
C 8 NCI lS:
Glk-hrist Brm. & EIdlar. Helina. i E4t. & o(nnell (:onglnzny. Anaownutda.
E. L. Bonner & Co., ID-hr LidmI... A. Fraser. Billiinr.
Tht. Miserr' Lunlber ('Colanpauy, Hutt. (. r. T. Yung, Livinultowe.
). E. Millie. Park ('ity. Hikrl Hr'r.. Tow,,.lncld.
Bukah & Baller. Big Timber. W. H. Whit... Stillwater.
L. S. Hollier, Boenan.
G. E. MAULE. J. A. ,TEPHENS.
G. E. MAULE & CO.,
OGDEN, UTAH,
Real Estate Dealers and Money Lenders,
Have for smle and at Inside prices desJrahle tge. n propertlies, bth buinels and reeldeoe., In
proved and unimproved. Are also proprietors of the blmatiful smauJrlMvon known am
SAST LYNN E.
In which there are still soa of the maet desirable Iota to be had at .rtglaal prkes with a cash Ps
ment of to ptr enta. and same amount monthly without Interest. Ia range In rwie frigs SIe to
Stscls. Htre Is an Ianvetmet wherer you nave your money and get some returns with a good
prot. For plot6 and fhall afuramtion con or addrm
G. E. MAULE & CO., Butte, Nont., or J. A. STEPHENS, Ogden, Utah.
BUTIK OPPICE. OUIDEN OPPICE.
JOS. F. TMURRIY,
Having purchasd the business formerly conductl by James McNulty is now pre*
parwd to furnish his cutnomers with the Sanot brands of
Domestic, Imported and Key West Cigars
To be found in tbh edt.
=Rl.RITS R~ND CO N PRCTION ~lRY
r.LS and es... A well m..orted wmook at WrATIONIrY.
JOS. F. MURRAY, - - Main Street, ,Anaconda.
Carriages, Buggies,
HARNESS.
-ANO
SCHUTTLER WAGONS
The Mo.s MkI4 atock tm Amamona. go to
BARR&T & JACKY'S
M.AIN 4T-KT.
Ilnneapolis & St. Louis Railway
-AND THI YAMotI'M
ALBERT LEA ROUTE.
Two Through Trains Daily from
St. Paul and Minneapolis
to Chicago
Without chaugi .-.arouStqiar with the FV.a Traian
.e all itm fig the
EAST AND SOUTHEAST
The lIirnit anlt Only InMe Runuiong Through
MinneaIolis and )De Moines. Ia..
VIA AlIKWIRT LKA AND l) OT IM)I)Ml.
Solid Through Trains Between
Minneapolis & St. Louis
And ther Prrislal ('tih of timr Nwhiu lplp. aad
eonseetleagl in Cu i I N pod for all pulnts
otouth and Natlhwot.
Many hra rs .avet, U5s the O1. ON .1 LINK run
slag trains daily to
ASEAS CITYn, I ITMVORT, LATCISOU,
MakinLg 4arIUVerSA with the I'ainn laiarfi
and Atchtirm. Topeka & .anta VF. atWaI)y.Y.
(ltn.e renaMttkams made In t'atus Ielgm with all
trains of the Mt. Paulr, MiLalwseilsm andL Masllo
.l. Northern la.Irte. nt. Paul & ltuluth all
ways, trfrm and to
A/l /'oip,ts ,orth and .'orthwest.
I1 EM1E M BHE R ,1'" ''H^""o
Mt. IDnIt. w lUlws) are mIwplnt ft on'.onf rtable
Iksy nalch .w aKnltlt Carst Phllmnli Wkilning
a';rl. Nirton Ietdlisilihg Ihair Cars. land our Just
I) ...hh-ratld
Palace /in/isng" Cars.
I.t tlie. of luig.agm ch-l-.kel IIIIEE. Far aLl
;Is at s I w 5 t as I,n twt. tForli t, tal..Ies.
tInlleuhl tihk.ts. retc.., nll Il.a1 tlt.i neare.s tik.4t
ag.-tl or write to
C. H. HOLDRIDGE,
Gen't Ticket and Pass. Agent,
MIN.NKAIL).IM, MINN.
THE LARGEST. THE BRIGHTEST.
THE BEST.
THE ANACONDA STANDARD
Can Make Better Time by Mail in Reaching Every
Point in the State than any other
Newspaper in Montana.
SEND IN YOUR SUBSCRIPTION WITHOUT DE
LAY AND ORDER THE STANDARD
SENT TO YOUR ADDRESS.
OUT EARLY EVERY MORNING.
FROM the date of its first numbler the STANDARD will have
more readers than any other daily newspaper published in the
Northwest. It will have plenty of interesting matter every
day. It is good for office, shop or store, for mill or mine, for hotel, saloon
or rectory, for farm or fireside. It is a paper for the people.
Try it for a month. It will cost you one dollar.
The ANACONDA STANDARD gives particular attention to its advertising
department. It directs your attention to the skill and care and taste with
which its advertisements are arranged and displayed. No newspaper in
this part of the world c.n match it in this respect. IEach issue of this paper
will be a model of the printer's skill in the display of its advertisements.
The terms on which the STANIDARI takes advertising are moderate and
every prosperous business man in this region can put himself in communi
cation with the public at rates that will pay him handsome recturns. If you
want live advertising send in your copy or write to the business office.
Strangers visiting Anaconda are invited to visit the publishing house of
the STANDARD. It is complete in every department. It is the pride of the
town.
The STANDARD is an eight-page daily having the full service of the As
sociated Press and a thoroughly organized special service which brings
news direct to its editorial room(, s by special wires. It is a l)enlocratic
paper. If you belong to that party you can read it with protit. If you are
a Republican you will find in this newspaper a fair tighter and can have all
the opportunity you want to "talk b)ack." At all times and under all cir
cumstances the SirANIARD will be inspired by a determination to treat all
men and all issues in that spirit of fairness that distinguishes successful
journalism everywhere.
The department of the STANfAKn relating to news will be most complete.
Its general and miscellaneous reading will be edited with greatest care.
Men and women will enjoy it and it will be a safe and suggestive paper in
the hands of every child.
Order the STAN.ARD sent to your address. You get it for three and one
third cents a day.
THE ANACOND7h ST7ANDTRD
ANACONDA, MONTANA.

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