The Anaconda standard. [volume], December 13, 1889, Morning, Page 8, Image 8

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ESTES CONNELL !"
STERCHNTI LE COMPRTN
day jeGods uad Crtt sl mrns
he Largest Stock we have ever shown. Large
reduction in prices in every department.
nd exhibition of novelties, elegant Toilet
Sets, Glove and Hlandkerchief Satchels. Collar
and Cuff Boxes, Writing Sits, Photograph Al
bums, Ornaments of every description. The
largest collection of Beautiful Fans ever shown.
REDUCTION ITV SILKS
eoffer great inducements in this depart
W ment for Holiday presents. 24-inch Black
,ros-Grain Silk (extra heavy) at $i.5o per yard
this week; is actually worth $2.25 vd. Black
Faille Francaise at 75c and $1.25 yd.; reduced
from $1.25 and $2.00. Fine Silk Novelties at
reduced prices. Silk Plushes at 35c yd. Col
ored Surah at 5oc yd.
S' EC'IA L A'EI)UC'YIONS
In our Underwear, Corset and Notion depart
ments.
C/earance,' Sale /f NcVewmarkets.
Look at our elegent wraps at $5.0oo. $7.oo and
$io.oo. Our assortment of plush garments
as still the best and cheapest in the city.
" ESTES & CONNELL
"i" 7VýRG7 NTI Lý8 CGOMRTNV
THEY WILL TAKE WIVES.
The (anlt Meete.ty eqt Iee.msamltrs to usep
CeIInLry.
BavMRt FAL.M., Pa.. l)ec. 12.--The mem
her of the EconoeniteL uckiey, who occupy
a settlement near berne are eriously con
kiderilng the feasibility of returning to the
I.aitutuoa of marriage. TheL. are now
about 3a members of the organisation left
in the little town of Econetnny, and they
are all well along in yearn. For a long
time the rukl fewhidding marriage of the
metnhers ha bteer stes ftly enforced, anb
time hba i reiduced theior numnhers that
the qurs.tiO of disposing of muasy millkiol
dollars of treaure which the organisation
has accumulated. aid of the parpetuation
of the wck.ty itself, in hecniesag daily
more heportant.
At the opening of the. conaing year a
doesU new muembers will le. aalnittel to
the soc.re. ieveral of thee' arne tnarrlrl.
Ahut the uamsu time tlhe proposition to
raise the hare me kng placed on the mar
riage rite will Ie. coisaiderud. It in kearned
thlat a snaority of tie' Ipremt smenwltlahr
favor the klemsi asnd unahln notlhing a·rcar
t chlanuge their mined.. tIIe. cl.asgel ise ex
perI~ta to Ibe usie. TIh. suciety lives is,
the* .eiwsl of Ee.menuayll. ea the Ilealsks of tiW'
S()hio. alNdI ha. INoal.' e.el'hIarate-d few tiet"
frugality of its IIlmasINiran. Its wealtl of
flue1 fatrn,. it, aloitaht hoes.e.-' iul a ~ndgn
ctlia.n... JUlcl, He srie. itsI leh'Laillg epirit.
ii a whuite.-lirnl. IIatriiju..a l atnill It mu
year.. of egre.
Adrift ISa as O*m Nsa..
N.w YloaI. Dec. 12. -Davidl l)illn, of
the tirnu uof Funcl, Edic & Co.. for.-e.rly
cihampi.n oiarsmllan of Australia. is sudrift
oI)I the Atlantic ocean il a small Iuat.
Ytterdaly aft.no.oon whenr btl'inll towed
behind anl incomling bark. the lisre parted.
Whben last ueen he was i.aing drriven. to
sea before a bowling gale.
The onuy chance Dillon had was to
imLake land Hook light ship. If he makes
the ligrht bip he Is sate. If not, he is
Sthee drowned ar at ma an a openpunet,
with no provisions and a slow death star
g him in the face. Dillon camll. origin
a hU n Australia, and before the dcly
1 e he was the chalmplol scu-ller of
that desntry. He defeated Knmlp, who
afterward nmade srh a game figtht with
S4earle. A tug huos was chartered thlis
snorning asnd is now looking for him.
KnlU g Vuperp S.t Work.
Longimns. 1kv.. 12.- TIw iaa rca mCu012a2xa
vX(Pltve thleat Len vdova e-ounpatky. Isape
vonvedadr the ientlatnd of the mva.l lg)u-cm
pending mablarstiln. Tf. Stbuth Loonion
gompanl in etngaging painmper fion the
polo boum-.
was'Crl r he this oafternn
berreu r ltmrtorm and tlw Gao mmn
pany ndl entapoy*%. The t-oaferenve ra
.1titd in the arrangement of exlasiig
gaxshle" maad a user lettrike in averted.
Tbhe artmab aift of nikn emploved in
the Was works struck at 11 Wcl- ta-niolhat.
Tbhe comlpanly in ...uItvIsIa Ipack Imle.
In the Provimactu. it o .*rv a sam us.. si asea
mman durine tOw. strike in adudition tP the
regfular iwavwgq. A tomallitteO rt-llre'.es1titm
the strikirt baa ajijelwilegi to tlw Ime jlivi far
funds.
Arimet oafa UisnmemPoI11 lro-wr.
MI mwsromLaM. I).... t2.--Julau96 -'oI&-ttw.,
a well-keukiwn niuiy Iimatitr Urnrd ..s
tate narn. was arresuted Iup-y. H. wan
Indicted byr the laut crand Jury for f,,wgokry
and for w"nplkity in ith OW gll.I eriallbm of
J. Prank (nllom. who was tried a mtuwt
'tim eA" for forgingf tls- vianw uof Jap1 T.
BLamlel to note agfregating axwir VjW..
OWO and wh' I ia resulted its a dciagra.oi
meat of the Jur.
CENTRAL AMERICAN TROUBLES.
IReelmm Memuasmlly .seated -Hew .luaves
Marries Wan Meaned.
SAN Jo.r. Ikr. 11. -The Hon. Lanaing
B. Miinejr and Secretary Henry C. Hall of
the Nicaragua Canal Company arrived on
Sunday at the capital. The American
minister's return to Costa Rica was unes.
pected. and his stay will he brief. It is
generally undlLerstood that he I1s Iere to
arrange some minor details ius connection
with the canal, and that no new obstacle
Ima arisen, although Costa Rkica's position
renlaliis unchanged.
A recent nu:bher of the Ei tevl d e..~ *.
a-o-gua publislhed the cosmpact between
the Nkcarauseua gWIerlntncnt aild the causal
couelpany. whkich was signed by Francisco
Javier Medina. for the goyverslnent and
Hall for the mna.pany,. certified by Mr.
Mistner and apprpveedl by Preshkent Sacasm.
Anyone realdinlg this agre.-nennt attemative
Iv woiNld eec*ive the imnpresekn that (''usat
Rkia is left oeut in tho crkl. hit the (osta.
Ricani govenrmtnt will coltset1t It noth
ing of tlhe kind. The momst that it will dkb
is to agree to suspeu1d its Calltriast for a
(ear. t11n the lnealatiwsr, work ou tl the ca.sal
will havae glse ahli.al no far tlhat NiMara
gula will ient leave ti'e asf.eratae tao riaise
further .bjtctielns. Putsibily Mr. HaIll ialll
Mr. Mlilnlo.r have Ilcens thluat the ('illrrels
Ausslriaus als ionil wiltl have. tulmw*. semell
thiar.g me t.si, uuile tslusa Its presenst
s'ladluwy outlille.
Is NSalvahrw. ais well as i Guatema.nla.
they have* Iwell havinlg exciting tile-rs.
Tire ilihtli agPl ti paltace at H2alvadler
(City was hIurn.d anud later relports declare
that th enlltire city was mon fie. A ireart
maInly of the Ibulklina., particularly tioue.
of recenltI e(snlls*utN au. are of WaNlI. land
the nflaleni womuldl nsake easy work of th.,
enltire tows ofl lU odd thotuand. Nao poIl
tive illsferl atlo.s has arrived as to the,
cause of the fire. hat it is alned that
an aprising has taken plure. The trouble
In Gu$enmala. although of a serkles na
ture, was speedily settled. Two or athre
of the amoat active rehels wee shot and
18 others wer Ie nteIIeld to dath, hbut
had their meutences etmamuted at the last
momenst.
The nephew of the latoe PIresidenrt iar
rle. who was suspected of beIa(r a Meader
of the insurue.ts. was arsnw.tdl lnd keept
for smaue dal in prison. Thian hi wift.
who Is mn Aaerlekn laeb. hewm in Liul
irna, hearingl that he was to be ,mwoveal
to M1atst.curinia. and txelieving that his
removal to thet plare mea hir being
sulamslsly tiaosied of. fled wih hr tale
of woe to the Amsnkean miniter, thrugseh
whose interventan the y easae amaa was
saved. Young Barrios is .l or ms ao
age. not large of stature. nor, on other
hand. InsItni . It i. Is his asiton la
bemosne presidns and he has a b. I od
lowing.
rFualm .1 Mrus. Mmrt Laud.
W AUHI Neuu1. Dec. 12.-FunemSl .erwvkm
ware hekd over the remalns of Mrs. St4ut
ewd this nuormima at the claureb of the In
cantation. The preekkmat amId Mirs. Her
Aont amd other rweatlves fituow.d the
casket. Viee-Prv'selt and Mrs. Mortant
Secretaries Bluaine. Prq·to. Tracey ana.1
Husk anrd Witdr and their rfamilies. andI a
number of pinalmaemmt ;w'rsnns occupkfd
pews. The Internent was at Rock c rack
geunetIr7.
ST. PALL, DCe. 12. - A PIum.ww Vntg
pa~wlal frown Brow vialky maya tiw Si um
ton Indiana wlwgan 'slaning the. treaty
. IWnmin th reflW U1tkt t ab.4ba. It is he
lieved that bryc ad do ue the nufik k (
nnnsltrr wll % n to carry the nauarur
thevntgh.
HANDKERCH IEFS.
W e are showing an unusually large.assort
ment at 5, to, 15, 25 and soc. One lot of
2o-inch hemstitched, real Japanese silk, at 5oc
each.
HOSIERY.
n this department we claim to have the lowest
prices in the city. Misses' Fine Cashmere
lose, sizes 6 to 8`,. at 25c pair. Extra Heavy
French ribbed, all sizes, at sc pair. Ladies'
Cashmere Hlose at 5oc pair. You will pay 75c
for these hose elsewhere.
CARPEITS, OILCLOTHS, WIVALL PAPER.
Our prices are as low as the lowest. For the
holidays we have mnnported a large assort
ment of Rugs, Lace and silk curtains, beautiful
Stand Covers, Stamped Scarfs, Splashers and
Tidies, elegant Table Sets, lace Bed Sets, etc.
E very effort has been made to include in our
varied assortment of Clothingand Furnish
ings only reliable goods-goods which shall be
more valuable when they have stood the thor
ough test of use and wear. The advent of
Christmas awakens new and generous feelings
within the hearts of mankind. All are in search
of something as a token of regard for friends
or dear ones.
INGERSOLL ON IMMORTALITY.
Ue Admi.s the Psibillity .f a LIft 3Be
ym.d tMe (Irave.
NSaw YORK. Dec. 12.-('olonel Robert
Ingersoll. writing to a friendl ol a recent
work ona inmortality, makes tlbl most
liberal statement of his belief in the poe.
sibility of a life beyond the grave:
"If we admit the existence of a God of
Infinite wisdrm anm compassion. we may
say that there must be a work: heser than
this, heat how do we aerount for one worse
than that? That is to say, this: It in
Justice triumphs he,. why not thesem If
honesty goes without bread In this world.
why not in another? (Certainly God will
be no hetter there than now. Still, it
may be poesible that a God of inllnite
love and eomnpassion will so reward those
who suffer through suffering itself, that
all that hapls.es will be consistent wite
wis.ln anld conpl.assion. Love and hope
are univerisal. As kmln as taere is hope
there will probably he isa the heart and
hbrain a splenalid drarn of ilnmourtality.
It mnay be tihat we* li* e Imeo n -*. that we
ag hr to unacalalntx' ilucst, aul yet the
eaert will alwaus Mar: '"Perhagl thebre Is
alanlther life.' But whetal r tfln, is or not.,
let ua' all paitrt orl tlle reisva o the flat ure
thae pigeiaua o that .klilti ansdl m"ti.lt.. the
,a.al. ee knallw tlht iesl tlhs worki, after
Joy tomatse grief, as after dlay lomens light,
aal it nnd .oe there e is .eom.n worl wlahre..
after griefy , ruenee joy, as after light, comes
day."
Thu 33a, 8. 4 -egru..
WANIIIhT4 IN. ILee. 12. In the .enate
bolay after miusors uninamorltaat routine
IHuuuj*.m.i the InItrwCultIIn .f bily wa re
manwdl. Mr. lIutler istnrlu.dl ias hlU pr
.Ming for th." esnlgrmtlnn of ,wrruwnn of
olor frvrna tle e trutbrn stair, and Mr.
Stewart prewwmnte a free cwuinaae biA.
After awref .z.'eutiee uesioe the. gsrna3.
a). arnh till Monday. Th lm'mm. also
aaiuuarned untail Moanda.
Drau.. VV. 66 eur h r $ .
'Ai average ..f 41.090l bIsa., of '.assawems
Way iwr bring shimppel fron t.ainsatrlllb.
(Ga.
/te Hardly tw'w~al
FromI ./Mimc.
KIaenbld.w : "Vat you .-hari fer
a ticket to Saind Loewy :^ Ae4wt:
"'Veutibulud Eimeshl oat: "w;. vat you
take me for? I ride nm inside dem ..
like a chamllknannr."
Leave wrm r. at Neal'. aIrowuw er ma
turkey. (Uorwa.)
Iv i t ýta i tat Jack A ht ssn fr tl bn
verely In~m. interally Ir hi. I~ub vhh
(uodfn thee ha wlfl ha ale Iar Il·btfb
more.
Go to Ml.. H. V. Whit. for the beat gi
most com lrS line of millinery
ever offered in Anaconla.
Drink Bonhemian or Hofbnaea har at
Jack O)narba,&m'., the oaly pwI nIn lh.
city to Net it.
CROCKETI & KING.
Stationers ,# Booksellers
S-Da. /.ie. I N -
CIGARS. TOBACCOS. ETC.
P nu ms News MIad.
(A 0) Ni)A M- * MNrTAhA.
D. Yoe Weat a Prwsent
for a lady or gentlenan, old or young?
Go to D. J. Henne.ry Mercantile eom
pany and look over their stock of fancy,
useful and ornamental Christmas goods.
Displayed on their counters are every
class of holiday goods that good tate and
careful selection could msmmut. They
certainly have the choicest line of these
articles ever yet shown in our city.
Goldberg's
JEWELRY PALACE!
The Finest Establishment in
the Northwest.
DRAI.R IN
Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry
and 811verwear.
DAVE GOLDBERG,
12 Main St., Butte, Mont.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUGE CO.,
,-DIALERS tI--
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Wndws and louldings.
esm@.@UMsL. DosL..es rn atu.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Fee..- Id Hard and Soft Coal.
Agents Continental Oil Company. We carry in Stock a Fall Line of
BUIN & MIrTCH-LL WAceONS.
fbro QUARTS GEOAI a uli SPRING WAGONS. Alm. CLARK, PERRT, STUDPRAKr erad
STIWNDXRD BUCGGIS RND CXRRIXCRS.
mad a luM Uao of ROAD CARTS eo b~e ht.
C d.. CHI, (hlppr sad OWer C.s.W. P a . e----'
Ad oRo t ' " i.A Ui.- and Toa k rrw
Durniters sad m.ylhim prnisi. lagis i
C.Ul Gad 3..& tehwLb .r nlh.eh. It IO SSPh iaUll 313mm~d, said we daf Shwf~jjiV RLL.. . Yam
S Spseli Dlmcsu T Pur C4t
l ppreciating past patronage of the public of
r.lAnaconda, and in order to give everybody
a air chance beforeCh*tstmas and in the heart
of the winter season, we shall for the next 2a
days ONLY give a SPECIAL DISCOUNT
OF io PER CENT ott from our already low
prices on our entire STOCK of BOYS' and
MEN'S CLO7II/NG. Also to per cent off on
our elegant line of MEN'S SLIPPERS. La
dies, do not miss the chance to buy your boys
a nice suit for Christmas.
OVER.'OA TS ! OVERCOA TS !
e especially ask you to examine our im
mense line of Men'sOvercoats. They wi'l
ma eyour husbands a present to be appreciated.
ilk Mufflers of the most beautifuul designs.
O Silk handkerchiefs that will make a nice
ristmas lift. Silk Embroidered Suspenders
in endless quantity, worth from Soc to $5.00o. Do
not fail to look at them. . Inspect our invoice of
new neckwear receiveid'to-day. Wilson Bros.'
elegant line of Dress Shirts always on hand.
Also the elegant Manhatten Dress Shirts.
We especially ask you to see that io per cent
is taken off from all purchases of clothing
for the next 2o days. No trouble to show goods.
Respectfully,
-CHARLES T. W,. CRESS.
[uraduaSo PL barmj]
Dealer in Pure Drugs, ledicines,
Chemicals, Paints and Oils,
Wiadewr Ga., Poasy sw Teist Artiuss, se.my, Ciess s ad Tebsas. Pi
- i".. -* * mm .u**di "a.w .+ Il
First Street. - - Anaconda. Montana.
D. B. BIRRl N.
r .IRS STr , . . . . . ANALCODA, MOINTANA.
Carriage Builder, Blaoksrmilth and Wagon Shop.
AU elt.es of mw . .rs wad uY martd .:I cls beaS U i
roeve,, bla puami rupernlaiom.
FURNITURE.
JUL reee~lvd Ma
TH. EHRET'S
uos 3emm . onu
A FULL UNE OF OFFICE DESKS,
~17rqN ,km.,,I mm
Anaconda Livery Stabl(
D. Q. BROWNllJL Pmorararoa.
Buggies. Saddles and Horses
for Hire.
OEM a la N Il latm S .t t, AMrn am