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tl~arat . d.puhm~lass week nur
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ln 'bared Jim Thommoue go the seuod
rwmewr who was w lopg with Ro w , and
who will loak oite Catheb.. Ln Allru'n
abrdnnm.
Mr. Hamgmas stable asu retretd into
ra r quar m stable would have
ruln a Ludes had the meetin not been
ahando.. L That haviung been dcos,
thsbr was nat..ag left the stable hut to
stirs. It bus had a verr good umuor.,
alvatr having taken all the nsae pIuma
In she way ofr . k stakes, a th
Olnalbmah amnd i.mensi has woe the m's
shame of the all-aeed events. FPesso was
S ellu, and so weru the $-year-old.
Mr. L MIn of Owen Mtoud, c('mra
- std.r.ne... da. Hall weea
teal to Leann , hue by Mettuhh Chl
beodmbre hlr stwng. darn Pistol. is
The Nabobs In teal to (eesa Wave;
browwn Iý ho Se Bi y, dnm Ora.
twtenfudsgatr 31 dama I·alkweeu ba
3t11 ('pr de dar Zooutoy bltwt
tP i. da l and bay H tho~l. old
read14 I ýdarn d ada m llgbthona.
Mr. Plean Loriard bar hlardl Id
& .1 of Tom ('sano , b . bay bhrse
- Prine_, fared 111 b Albwer Vi.
., dras HeslI t, Hom erm it; tdda
afe deo r 1ayrL K am
d'Amon Wi~lld Darrell. Heuwas quite
" lain _As a two-yeaa.ok he
air (lake Plats and Rra lPlatm. At thr e
be started In three races, withou
winning. After four he started six times,
wianlag onee. At five e taU.ed eleven
tines, winnain twice-the royal plate at
aindown, aTnd divided the Lnecashire
plate with Kimabolton. At si years old he
started eight times, and won twice-the
Lewes handicap and the Camlhridgesb.e,
with 1 lbs. At seven year old he started
thrse time. and won once-the Portland
stakes, one mile. at Doncaster. Albert
Victorhis si, ran secomnd to Pavoniusa
in the derb of 171, and was a brother to
George rder..k b Marmnysr dam
Prirnce, m W alet. 'r el dwell.
The )verland Park asroliatlon, of Ien
ver Col., announce its dates for the
in¢ wmneein of 18i. which will be on
ayt a to June 7. In a circular the man
ageament state: "It will be the first great
racing event of the season in the western
states and the mnanager have determrlned
to spare no pains or expense to snake it
one of the best and .uest interesting. They
have coneluded to largely lncrease the
value of stakes and purse. aotered for
running. trottitn and -Ia*ins, and in the
mramume to he ilnsed about Jasluary 1.
wilI esdeavor to arrange races ad classes
to suit such stables and owners are ex
peted to attend the meeting. The value
of such pures anld stake. will not bi leas
than $.,taUI, with forr or more races each
A...
n. McMillan haa rocecatl reei.cived a let
ter from Cope Stmlsson, who is still at Laz
Inglom. Ky.. n which he ' a r that he Iha
put tips on the fat colt Governor Stan
ford, and that be has driven him with
them on quarters in 83. seconds. He also
says that the four-year-old colt Marvinecr.
b Electionrer. dam hr A. W. Richmonad,
9d dam hb iBaki Chief, . equally faist.
swimealag 1s Clasmupss.
Alittle roup of men in the Hoffman
bouae barenuen were discussing the
threatened advance in the price of cham
pagne, uays the New York .hIs, when one
of them, an, ex-.sun Franluiraue. who spent
a good many years on the Pacifle coast,
said:
"When Slnator Sharonsl* daughter
Flora was married to Sir Thonas He
kette ten years ago the scenes in their
country house at Belmont. where the wed
ding took place. would have nade the etye
of the people who think an increa*s of
50 cents a bottle will affect the sale of
champagne pop out of their heads. To
say thlat ehalnlagne flowed like water
would he as week as it would he conven
tional. There was a tidal wave of it.
lome of the young men had doerns of
bottles carried into an empty roo n and
there they played ninepins with themn
until the loor was so covere with broken
-sia and sloppy with champagne that
"'And theen there i, Billy Boytdwhoi made
nobody has ever founmd out how nuch
-mliny in his fraudulent (hinese (*erti-fl
cate ssiii.s. 1'one of his doinlg sur
prised even tile champanliae blae circles
of the Pacifc coust. For reveral months
during his kkddly career, when he hlad
mgroe money than le COuldl use lnt any
any other way. lhe tridal daily champagsn e
htith. It was.lm't lan ecn.oIniocal INpmlge
llath frotl a quart of liqulid la at wash
bowl either. His valet IIlled at blth-tub
balf-lull of tlle sprkling stuff, and the
festive Billy. who thoulght nothigll was too
•m1 fltr hmins. julmlped in anl. kicked about
i t as if it hald btween s nmuch crlrton."
Am Observing Pruehtealm.
"It's no wonder that robbers go out to
rob." obmerved a tramp the other day to a
New York han man, am he (the tramnp) mat
on a malt barrel in front of a grocery on
West street. "Any man with an ounce of
brains can make a sure thing of it."
"Please explaln."
"Why it's this way: While I never stole
a cent's worth in all my life. I've been
tempted a thousand times. Let me irve
you the lay of the average farm house.
There is always 50 cents on the kitchen
clock shelf to buy notions of the peddler.
If the farmer is working his silver watch
an6s on • nai ku to the rist oa the
._-elf. «In th 6ed Ju& o d e the n sttinr
room ou'l find all the welryl. t's h
e n the left-band oearner of the
bottom heneasu4rawer."
"You never mind. Th deeds and other
papers are in a tin box under the bed.
If there's any sum of money above 610 in
the house it's in a bmkisa-powder can on
the top shelf of the pantry. No farmer
goes to bed with over P oren in his pocket.
He lays hbi pants on a chair at the foot
of the bed tad they can always he reached
from the window. The key to to the barn
hangs on a nail over the kitchen sink,
uand the lantern always hangs in the
cellar-waY."
"You are a close observer, my friend."
"Well, perhaps. but no more than the
west of the boys. I can go through the
average farm Iouse at alidllight and
never touch a chair nor squeak a door.
and Ill find thigust Just where I have told
you they were kept."
J. J. JACOBS,
a~m Gou.h"ai Womwb sow ft Amason" of
MNTA NA LO] "ERY I
brss ownSI Pai be i had am ,bk
awssAs =V .b.
left.bwm t ~. hois Nesur momk~ wo
Rawl. "darda
4001. 0 - .K ACI)U. Mosimpff.
TM
MC NTANA,
Anaconda, Montana.
OPENED JULY 1. 1559.
t).. of th.: ~mism~w md amm wh.laMy aP.
pslmtud AMim Is in VA.led rl-le ThatI)y
bell.. Are mam.In ruml _ wolh. beIb. k.m
bWa.4s. Dbms us mle esi .l. ahelm m
muskw elgUWy ra . ..l a C%"m hum
$3.50 per Day Upwards.
mrortnh to Es. mA sehmsMs of roms.
/)R.. HAKEAUGH. Meammar.
TIHE CHICAi G
MILWAUKEE &
ST. PAUL RY.
Is lthe ast Mail Short Line from St. Paul
and Minneapolis via La Crus.e and MIl
waukee to ('Chago and all points in the
Eastern ttes and Can(ada. It is the only
line under ctte management between 1It.
Paul and Chicago. and Is the Finest
Equipped Railway lb the Northlwest. It
Is the only line running Pullman DIrawing
Room NSleeping Cars with luxurious snmok
ing o -nm~. and the finest dining cars in
the. world, via tile famous "'River Bank
Rotte." along the shores of Lake Pepin
and the beautiful M~iwisesppi River to
Milwaukee and Chicago. Its trainsr con
nect with those of the Northern lines in
the Grand Union Depot at St. Paul. No
change of cars of any claus between St.
Paul and Chicago. For through tickets,
titme tables, and full informatlon apply to
any coupon ticket agent in the North
w4lt|,
INE]RS, ATTENTION!
EXTHA I
DRS. LIEBIG & CO.
rrtrmaaely lortaed in
BUTTE CITY
A.+otthmat Corner of Maa aind Broadway.
Private Eutrawce at s Broadway.
LIEMIG WORLD DISPENSARY
AND INTKINATIONAL
Medical and Surgical Institute.
I Kanams Cit Mo. ^T. an Franytaco, Cal
Dr. I.iebig .o. are regular grnuuate in med
trine and surgery and spennal pratitlumers asu
thorizrd by t1e states of Mismouri, Canliornia and
Mte NTAN A, to treat all (hrule.Nervous and Pr
vate daesalws. (whether caused by imprudence.
Eai4ss, or (Conag oon, temlual Woesua
(night lomes), tezu. )ebiWlity, tloes of sezx
Powwer). Ne-rvous i)elWty, (m of nerve
force), 'ees of the blood, (Itypb~tl o ( orr.
.ra, tblet and ttreture) Cured. ae
Steed witrh life membershIp. Charges low.
gclr y pr amred Ifo ech cam., at L
ý . o laine Jurs or pulsonous eompouads
No tmlrs leat ~ m ammess. Patients at a di.
taNe treated by Iete and epes. Medicine
meat ev e from eor
Nervous system , as as I.nr e and
Graia i ,d
Wrddle ~r. wflkraad ieoda Do aml tuea
C~as &P;U~i;ijq'4i;bia ey.
~Ss~~d:;(~e~:s, 13dmlrb~ anl lur*
1risTWes omes a mpmeaaasy. deparaa. pamr
ta. mkg a Npeelallyy af Irirat. birualm.
AL bluood dleraem mae.tully treated. 14vyph.
litim Pumus removed from tbhe svysem Wit s
mecrtu~r New Undorative Treatment for Ioss
WPPow. Perus unable to visit us may
be treated at bore by. n. AU caSS
m mieat*auInam ent inL or Inmnrr
flm~sssnt17y mall or exrs scrl 1inekt.d
(atlt am or w prf erre d' I'an ant n
·u* . rse hsoyof your eame, and we will
mend in plain wrapper ounr book Free irucana
wlhy thobuands anant be cured of 'rivzstý.
(leclal and Nervouus I)iaream. Membud WeakL
ness. itpecrmmorrb'ea. Impte . Syplaills. :.uU
orrhea. tllert. Varieuele. etc. A-.
Dr. U.ebisc A Co. are the onjy Qalilled or rr.
pnonsible WlcWUuta kiet in lmonana since the
oflie hours from to h and? top .I.; or by
appuintimnt in ho-aore anl urmenu case@.
CONSIULTATi ON vMK K.
ýý eito n M uLta CM. Mrntana.
JELL, HILL & THERRIEN,
Contractors and Builders.
Estimates Furnished on all Classes of Work.
Some of the Finest Buildings in Helena and Anaconda
Have Been Built by this Firm.
i . *s rShs I. V. 1rtMs dw b n rwilU marl" premg "mesams.
JELL, HILL & THERREIN.
AWACONDA, .- -. MONTANA.
I. F. KI R YB, em. r..
Announces the arrival of Two Car loads of
Heatirg and GoQk Stoves
FOR WOOD AND COAL.
Come and see the Handsomest Line of Stoves ever shown in this
market. Don't forget to come.
MAIN ST., - - - - ANACONDA.
B. F. MAHAN,
R8 L eST-rA 7JI I N I NO B RO C OR.
LAnd ( IIc4hag Agent.
Fia 8 08... X.., Maim. - . A.e..d.. Most.
ANAC(ONDA BRE WING COMIPANVY
Manutuea.tr.e of
KEG AMND BOTTLED BEER.
UTEIGKU £ PAUL. Propr4.tam. Dhewery at West fled Fourth Stt,.et.
==R I< F--S OR RINICONDR BEER _
41ReC-L ESTATE FOR SALi4
NICHOLS, HELEHAN & CO.,
62 East Broadway. Butte. Montana.
A ew 4r rom house mad *t r W. P. P.depot A hargal Ina a bulkliag It $AS.
tin fA barter sb in a giutd bratUs with .me
Two chotee eoIttags homen l Moulth 1Iutte, mS year. rase at SA per i ontli. Som.
nod . Two raLer o rl... o toloarado street, sI.a ad
A two aory Ihous of iL roam.. hairnld 01.jia
1Ia we Iun he taý citym eat. and kt. A Uroum brick. oeotrally raeted. 02.7T.
Two ak.. houses and at .iots fz , . each rs ae An a-roma., two tory brick. well itrd and
Arlanna treet. at a bargain. iarge lut .M..aim.
MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD.
I)IVII.K.I No). 4 is aTI(a'a In Ioon, a
Riven that at a eetnttof he oad of Trus- *7N
tees of thL (irntr d'Aene KISilver-II aMImi.
('umualay. held on thil1 tny at the office of saki
omayN.' West Iruadway. lult. Non
taa.dividend Nfl. 4 wasn declared of Itatr 4tm
Brtis a share Upon ZS.Uo shares of the capital
sltck of said Postalme. mau the sawn uf
$tý,ooO payable on the 2M3L of NoSvetnmer
A. I). osen by Joseph V. iwuug.irwsarer of aul
culumany'. at the bank lng Iammue of huagce. Itrown
Ire & o.. htlt. Montana. And the transfer
lwtwks of sMid cumpany will close sn the '*th Iday
of November, tote, and will reopen on the dlsk
thereof.
By order of the Hoard of Trustees.
.1. K. ('E.AtK. President.
('HAKI.S~ M. WAHRREN. Newretary.
tnted November lut. lIo.
LAND WIIICK AT IIKl.KwA. ME 1W.. º
(k..1. 1MW. 1
Notice Is hereby gives thaUt w foflo*lmC.
nased sittler has Ied a.4iee of his 1n14indoh i.
make fnal proof In sucgw..wt f lisL cdali., aal
that Mid proof will be made Iwlern. the clerk of
the dItrkt court of Ieer Irulg c ohn. lMont..
at Iker loldge * iut.. oi Nov. vi INutI, viL:
Iiardner hooud ouaem ptkua Is.. Not. 9,.Xfl. for
the nwlt uIs are. Ip. r. is, r. 1 w. Ile muiMuh
the fuluwiwug witanesms S. ºImpo his eiithII ihWsi
res*dcene upon, and cultLvation of, suai. lanal.
viz.:.lacob ltuekeyy.llurton Vmuceuat. ('hares It.
Jones and Alberto Mtcveus. till of Anau sadla.
N. W. LANS(;ltaSir
Iteli*slr.
NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.
By order of tin" ithy t'aNili mt ib" of Ihe aiyof Au.
aeoawla I "crc will bIe Mud at put1.1. aiiiII.mn tam
tise Iti- ºiet eMl beiit ºlalatler for vamai. * tuu in
.o 1MW)Pi 4'l Iiiil.Is of mliii city. iii aiennitntiattiuiii
of &IdN' *nal .1tq.1 in front i 1o .I te r uP t Ntidmnai
IaIah, bulalldini in Anaaiaan. onº WN .lncaulany. th
dlls nit*) anof velr A I). lIon,º at the houinr of
2 ic. ie1k 11. M. naiui I ni.ls w.r. aunthori,,.t by
a vote gn the quailifed elalcOrs lIt slaii city at a
Ceneral " Iectli.u held few said purpoueHm She atht
day ci (hktober, 11p. IMa.l IiwNt4 mire iwaiiel for
mewerage purpymnui. are rd.'s tnatne in Itn anl
payable In twenty years. They bear Intere·t at
8 p r cent 5ier anrnu. p ayabCle ueuII-annhaily 'in
the rut play.si Jat nary and July at AunaaIiala
or In Ncw York city. Tl¶ can, not he mtl fir
Was than par. J It. I tM AN.ityt ('erk.
SAM PRAMENKO,
-DRALEM IX
Fresh Game, Osten and Fish,
Liquors. Cagers. Candies. Nuts and
Fruits. Butter. Fresh Eggs. and
COVNTRY * lRODr Cm
-A ar SPU3er
fast !ret mtes taess.nede. Mont.
BIELENBERG & CO
Wholesale and Retail Dealers
-In
Beef, luttofi and Pork,
"(Catch On!"
Nut Ikc 4I Ianage of Cars Ifr
HELENA & BUTFE TO CHICAGO
V IA
CHIcCAG;O & NORTHWIESTEiRN
AND
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAYS.
The C. ! N. W. alwm Mdakc.. IrLret Ituu IIcpn
tu.UL.tr at Ihravcr with
'U. P. & I). : - R G. 7'V u is
Aid Nun. Through
Vestibuled Dining Car Trains
TII ('lifi'Aala V.1T11411F ('IgAN4(I:.
M%1any lsuuira MIIISNl. uaI th. 4 .l > E.lnr A'.oLdhag
Trsstll.arl.msm. :usm .I ,naz I I.I.ym at
fE)KNH II AND 4111 V'l11. ItE.t*PYF
It is r ugaated t,)' KIby .:rrtIs.y as th e 4II aRT
1.Ih:* " ruit. the. %V..at ands N.,,thwr..w
To Chicago and AU Points East.
Fulrther inI.rtntnall fmrnslhed b.y t.nlu. I'm
&tll. rk~krt Agetsu at IHe.vUa and ItutLc
FRED GREENE. 0. P. A..
Silt Lake City. Utah.
FAIR DMALIM ,RAIIONABL PRICMI
J. P. DUNN,.
-D AS. I,
CHOICE GROCERIES.
HAY. GRAIN
-ANM
Produce of all Kinds.
VnIAST ST. ANACONDA. MONT.
.46mnD ,oo cL COITUsI3 rMr.lT -W-r"
GEORGE W. AVERILL
SURGEON DENTIST,
Butte. Montana.
F In.'ut P"arlI..rs an - Iarv-t IN.ntal (,me.. in
m:,, .tay. Ihw, all th* I.ot uot al.c tl lifl." Iin
,il..lrn t.fl14tr)y. l.e,.r~ num growns *rn r".w%.
1. *I* a .s, g...L.1 lr.alý."wurak. tui ¢ asm41 gamniusmn
;.."tr4 dina in tIhe mirhlast ºty uf the art. All
Teeth Extracted Absolutely Without
Pain when Desired.
Pdlrn and Ofcss ver 3ygu' Min.
First Street, Jiear 4ain, - Araconda..
DRUGS, FANCY GOODS, ETC.
Particular Attention Given to Pre
scriptions.
•-THE**-o
ANACONDA STANDARD
SUBSCRIBE FOR IT NOW I
IT IS THE LARGEST AND BEST EQUIPPED
NEWSPAPER IN MONTANA.
T 7/:ZIE L)AI.Y STANDARD has the most
complete news service in the North
west.
In addition to the regular Associated
Press dispatches it has a special wire- ex
pressly to cover the ¢general news from
every quarter of the State.
The STANDARDW ill Ze to its readers
every day all the news relating to politics
or to the business and social life of the day.
Try the SrTA.VARD for the cantpaigU.
You can get it for one do//lar a month.
£LWATS DRINK WITH IOU WALTlR
I/i0 I
n won a..mct t tmf Inluenee .+tca en om th tsema . The bama
ew~SN d IA t WVIYTCbI. FLCTCNEU ~CO.. CUSISMIMATU. 0. For o
JOHN V. PETRITZ, Agent, Anaconda, Mont.
SJ. L. H.- ,J-I JLTO N.
W ho en and retail dea.er is
Staple and Fancy Groceries and Provision.
Good goods and low price.
*wPC"IRL. .rMTNTION TO P~R i IL.Y TRM.ID
hMai Strmt. Amacoeda, - - - -* OppeSt Op.SS Nm

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