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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY to, 1891.
Mrm.Lucy C. I^n.
Ata meeting of the Women'* Christian^Temperance union, bold iaat evening, the^following resolution* were adopted:
Wherkas,It hat seemed good to tbe Al^^mighty Disposer of eveau to remove from our^midst our late worthy and esteemed sister, Lucy^C. Kiunes. and
\NHKiiKAM, Tbe pleasant rotations held liy the^deceased with tbe members of the \V. 0. T. I'.,^render It proper that we should place on record^our appreciation of her services as a sister^worker and ber amlahlo tra'ts of charity, there^^fore lie It
Htmilmt,That we tender our siucerest sym-^l^thy to her husband, mother and friends lu the^loss of aii affectionate wife, a loving duiiKhtcr^and a sincere friend, and that a copy of these^resolutions lx- placed on the mtmito book of our^union and printed In the staniiauu.
Perhapsa few words in addition to tlio^resolutions adopted by the \V. C. T. V.^may not bo Inappropriate. Mrs. Manx's^joined her husband in Anaconda in early^spring, coining to our beautiful uiouatuiu^town from the prairies of Kansas.
Althoughcontemplating but a short rata^Mciico iiere, as they expected to iiiak*^Georgetown their home, she almost im^^mediately identified herself with the W.^^ T. V., and proved one of its most^nctivo and efficient workers. Qui t^and unassuming in manner, she soon^won a host of friends. Shu was t.il.en^sick in Juno but for a long timo no appre^^hension was felt of a fatal termination ot^ber illness and cheerful hopes of recovery^filled the iottars that were sent bnck to^the aged mother in Kansas. But the All-^wise Father had determined otherwise^and on a beautiful Sabbath afternoon.^July lu, she fell asleep. Tuesday morn^^ing the pastors of both tbe Methodist and^and Presbyterian churches met with u^large circle of friends at tin* house to |xiy^the Inst token of lajaBejaJ and love to our^sister, over whose t|iiict heart rested tint^white ribbon, the badgo of tlio union in^w hose course she \\ as so lunch interested.^The bereaved husband retiirmsl with the^body to Kansas from whence she had M^lately come to begin lifo in our western ;^laud.
The sympathy of her many friends I^here will follow him through the sad jour- '^lie;, and be Willi the sorrowing mother and^the friends there. This is the first tine^that death has visited the Anaconda W. '^('. T. V. since its organization last Kols.^ruary and it is with the deepest regret^that we are compelled to part from one^whose lifo long example of tenipcranee is^so much needed in our land.
Strivenot from slumber so profound^1 To wake the gentle sleeper;^The heavenly lluht shines brighter round^Tliuu;h earthly shades are deeper.
MayCo l's rich grace supisirt your heart.
Intiiis, your hour of sorrow,^1'nlll yiiii meet no more to part
luhcaun-i, bright to-morrow.
oxutitu TKI^.
CHEAPADVERTI3EMENTS
Atitt rtucmantM tiiiuVr f/'lj onef otic rod per^wv/rd aaa) ftaWHaaf Banana1 rate* oh rout met*^^in atfimtc \xvi^tl*. A'u tuiicilut-uitnl ui-ctptci^jor aval than aj at$U*.
EMPLOYMENTAGENCIES.^^I,^^ M fit ITM i:XT AtiliXcV -Tile People's Tin'.
1J i '.'eilH lit AfJBMy Sli| p'les liolels. eUllis,
rastajiraala,private families, raUroans and eon.^It : cits ^ lilt prai tn .il help of ail kinds mi short^u itiee. ,i^ Owsley Clock, nu t ^. Take elevator.
WANTEDHELP.
W'AN'iKH Ten wins] cliop|iers llunieillately^^' at the itoMil tioid Kilter attaint eoiapaay,^in mill s from Flint spur, X. 1'. It. lb, I'hlUps-
Imbtiataaaa,
C.M.IM AN \\ AM KIi-\ Al.l Alil.i: CO-t^i' hiissitiii offered; *vo weekly earned by^Man of oar agents. 1'. u. lio\ i,a;i, Raw
York.
MISCELLANEOUS.
SiioHTiiAMi afuaeoa'i ^^^^^^ tannin^Day and creiitnu classes, at U17 North Main^street, Itutte, Mont. W. W. Johnson, steno^^grapher.
T~^l!AltKCHASCK - Parties wUhlinr to go^iV Into business ran liny out uiv sto-k at^Mrantta on very reasonalils terms. Address nu^at l lilhiisbiirg for particular. Win. WataaCala.
\\'AXTi:i Fnergetle yoimii man to inaiiaxe^^^ mi olllce. Reference! anil 1.1,nun cash^capital required. rsalari (1,'juo tier year ami In
larvalin business. Address 1M0 raaiaa iiuii.i-
lllg.Sail I i nn 'is. 11, CaL
FORSALE.
IsoRSAI.K Cheap, a ten room rura Inked^house, goml local 11 n. Iii-intie ol \V. I^.^Kenncr ^ ^ o., East Broadway.
OTIcKAwed equipped drug store, situ-^Is n.e 1 at muck I'm^, for sale Kar pariiau-^i.us uddrcss F. X. Itoure. I'lnllpsbiirg, Mo it.
IMlsai.k -A~x^^.l HAM ik^f m A^ Ills,^live lubes snath of Slerelisi ille. Mont.,^cheap lor cash. For further information call on^111 address (i. T. Marshall. Victor. Mont.
Jon Rati A F1XF RANCH orwACRBS,^seven miles from Missoula. 73 acres tandar^cii'.tlvatii n. las frit t trees. baUdkUa, living^stream. Hue range, from a.imi.iMi to 4.otsi.issi feet^of timber; the thiibcr alone will more than pay^for tae reach sawmill ou place. Address Mi^^1'. A. Smith. Missoula.
I^ AN, II for sale or will trade for rfrt) areas^It irt' In Aaaaataaaat Untie. It l^ if nules^foil Hjn^MtNaTI ami from Fie Alps mm 11^camn. It is ii:e only place suited for a stage^r.t.it;.^i b t^ccn tli ^ tso places, ami 7'. t .to of^I11 can Is cut this year. It Is the on y bandy^p.ace to supply hn\ to Ik* Alps 11 l ung camp.^i^r piiriiculai's adiFes- 1 lias r. C;iv. Hefor-^^aes warn. WaaMUaa, ralhaanarg, at oaf.
FORRF.NT.
X)RRKXT Fine suit,-flnclv fiirnlstesl room.^W. 1). Fenuer, W est llroadsay.
IyOM RENT-Nicely fu'noli of r loins, very^icasoaali s. Mrs. l^iu ^, ji \Vo^. :si:vjr s;
If.ltte.
17OK ItrlXT-Flne suite and sin-'' pu n.^I newly furiiohi d. ai ^ m 1, . huise, it \y^tiranite.
1All'i f-. annoy. *e 1 furnls ied roirai, (10 iw^\j 11 ontli. at tlia silver llow house. .^!^.,. ,^Mala st.eet. Futle.
Fsil: RKXT. -A bar BHp wdii first ^-lass^billiard table, other flxturet ueossary for^roll'li.ctins 11 nrst class sali on bu,iucss ..11 ..r^before 1st of July, App.) toW. J. sn.uti. at^blai ift.ee, lirauite
J.T. CARROLL COMPANY.
ANACONDA,MONTANA.
Manufacturersof and Dealers i
in
Lumber,Laths, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.
FLOUR.HAY. GRAIN. FEED AND COAL.
Bainand Sweet Wagons and Extras.^ ^Buggies, Carriages, Roal Cans.
HARNESS.SADDLES, ROBES. WHIPS. ETC
OLIVERCHILLED AMD STEEL PLOWS.
AndAll Kinds of Agricultural Implements nl Extra.
J.T. CARROLL, General Mnnagor.
TUTTLE
Manufacturingand Supply Company.
I'rusaiii'srrnl^'!,tiitit diuretic.
Severalchanges are aliout to be made ill^the Protestant church of Prussia, some of^which are of treneral interest. It has long^been rerojjniitil that, owing to l^WMtpM !^gr in th of the eitiea and the consequent '^^aMMrarcon the clergy, they, esi^eei- |^ally the more peiiiilar of them, can no^longer ^lo their work efficiently, anil it is^suiil that the Prussian government, there-^lore, intends toilemand means in the next^bildtel tor altaebing tu the largi's* iu-^1 eiubeiM'ies eurates, whose duly it will lie^10 peiTei 111 marriages and baptisms, anil^the like. |i is known that bulb the em-^pcror anil the ^'iupress take a great in-^lafMl 111 the building of new churches i'i^Berlin, and the number of churches^now in course of construction or aasaal^to he bilill here is IS. The supreme coun^^cil of the Protestant chureli of Pfwaaia^has nlso suggested to tbe ecclesiastical^anthorities throughout the eoiiiury tbe ail-^riaability of keeping ihe riaWrikM open on^week days us well as Sundays, at least^v. hen the evening hells are rung, in order,^if Bcssible, to hold a brief and simple^service at that time, us is done in Catholic^churches.
Dealers
Manufacturers
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Ad Dectricil^Kachiserj ud S'jwli
ANACONDA.
WORKS AT ANACONDA
BUTTE.
lidfODCtDbatilg
MfiCHlNERY.
MISSOULA.
THESTANDARD
adsThem All!
ItLeads in Circulation,^It Leads in News,
ItLeads in Attractiveness,^It Leads in Advertising Returns,^It Leads in all that Pertains to a First-Class Newspaper,
Itis the Medium to Reach the People of
Montana,Idaho and Eastern Washington.
BUSINESSMEN I
Youcannot afford to leave your names out of the STANDARD'S Columns
BECAUSE
ItIs Read by All Your Customers.
ItsCirculation Is the Largest.
ItsInfluence Is the Greatest.
ItsCharacter Is Above Reproach.
ItsNews Columns Are the Best.
ItsMake-Up Is the Most Attractive.
ItIs the Best Newspaper in the State.
Wecan prove that we sell more than twice as many papers as any other^paper in the State and that we lead in Butte by over 1500 copies.
ADVERTISEIX Till- STANDARD
IfVeil Want to Sell Your Goods^Read the STANDARD for the News.
UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY
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ThePatent^Flexible Plate
Isthe Best,^Cheapest and^Best Fitting^Plate made.
Tho.cwin) examine this plate will wear no other. Call and examine
ipecaOatasat the office Pilling at loweat rates.
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flUPTURE
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0:o I'lilleiit. mid sli National l^unk^.
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LADYASSISTANTS.
OponDay and NibIiUTaloplu'i:o N j. a7.Butia. Mont

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