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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, i8ga.
LADIES'SHOES.
$5.00l;or I French Kid, Hand Sewed Turn, regu^^lar price $7 50.
94*O0-For a French Kill Hand Welt, former price,
Su.oo.
$3.00--Fora Fine Kid, Turn Sole, Opera and Com^^mon Sense, Ladies' C, D, li, EE, regu^^lar price, $4.00.
$2-25--Fc,rour tegular I3 Shoe, Opera and Com^^mon Sense lots.
OXFORDS.
BeautifulPatent Leather^( loth Tip Oxford re^^duced from $4 to ^2.50.
51.50 I iu\ - a Patent Leather, Undressed Kid Top,^former price, 52.50.
$1.25--Is now our price for our regular $2.2.^ Ox^^fords.
FANCYSLIPPERS
Reducedfrom B) to 54. .from $$ to S.v .from $4 to $2.
TheRed Boot.
SPECIALSALE
Continues.
REDUCTIONS
AllAlong the Line.
jyjISSES'gHOES.
$2.00Our Prettiest Shoe, reguJar price#3.00
$1.50--AFine Kid Shoe, from.. 2.00
$1.00--Somc lots of Oxford Button and Low Shoes*^a specialty, the regular price $1.50 and^5i 75
Specialattention called to^our Ladies' French Kid^Button Shoe, Patent^Leather Tip, Wauken-^phast Last, reduced^from $^oo to $4.00.
MEN'SSHOES.
(Special.)
OurFoot Form Shoe, Wide Toe, French Calf, Hand^Sewed. Regular price SBco, now $5.00.
$5.00For a French Call Hand Sewed Shoe, for^^merly ^8od.^$2.00--Fine Calf Shoe, reduced from $3.00.^$1.75--Lar-v lot of Working Sho.s, reduced from
SecWindows for Bargains.
IWTTlu'prices quoted lu re atv for a ihott time only, and arc clear^^ance prices lor a stock which is without question the largest in Mon^^tana Mail ( Irders will have the i !^ scst attention and the benefit ot^our experience in MlactioA An e u iy selection will be advisab e.
OurLine of Ladies' Oxfords,
Formerly$4.00, now $2.5,0.
CHILDREN'SSHOES.
$1.0O. $1.25. $1.50.
Reducedfrom $1.75 and $2.00. Oxfords and Slippers^at greatly reduced prices.
TheRed Boot.
A.DUCHARMB ^ GO.,
36Rftain Street.
Sutte,fJHont.
PROMISINGIDAHO MINES
GeneralProsperity oi the Camp^ Around
SilverCiiy.
SLVLKACt.cK ID PR^ GERTIES
Tho Florida Mnimtnn T.iklnn^Prorwlcnro Ovi r tin I .im^us^Old War E;ml^' The Trade^Dollar's Op^intti n*..
I
h|fetal ^ 'mrr i|nmili are^Mini RI 11 \. Mann^iiiK i^rt \ .tiling bete
liaslint Im-4 11 so c^m
fIII. HI.Mld.ild.
An. 11. Tim feel-^MHeMg iiiiiniiL' nun^tl lor ^ autnbei at
yrarH. Tin-In-* not been I t klned by aii\
MMriM| iI^m i^'t^iin ni--. Lut bf tna pee
1Tal |*ros|m'rii\ oi iln' 1 .iitip- Ih i 1 ..Unit^ .
PlafaanMountain 1- uoe, lehlng etwee*^flnnoo eeew W.n- I aflt . lie aanwannnnei^iii-igliUtr, as a |Uim|iii-^t, althou^li tint lei*
i*'rik ii\ Be Banana ilntttg taadl)'. TheeU^1'iMttMt.iK, on Win- I ,^i^Jt . arae, yenta^m:^^, tin1 Meet 1.1 m^ us mine in Idaho*^Taen h aaaon pteeeefjed mill nana voire.^Baeoneveraaaee been aqueltedin lit.ili.*.^}\ m Be uneettttnon iimu In tnoec daj -^jor 1 In- antteriea In 1aa old Ken Vert null^in In* pteejoed been ten I lie acre*/* taacAtue^rltHCC'tl wnli -i!\i r. Six milium dullnta^worth of bullioM credited up to ati^pnMiuftion. but ii nppen mi\ plajraal mil^at a uVptii ^^f iWOfcet, \ couple of yeafa^iijro a il*'Miltor\ 1 Mori h is st.irtrd to n*
tMaaoaev Ine
!hlfM |^.i\^Im'I'II taki 11^U|^ until
lostniM^Immh hi'- ^^^Mii ami
flaala
MM Mra Bf^Be) BaWfl^w-'iki'-l, I ^^ 11
BflUofUllM
thaitin' li ^tk'o^BdfJBBj Bfl last
It ll.'lil uMscI
b#bb)e eoHalnt) e*e^ mecli
La*1 1men f^^uml. Tin h -1,
mtMmbnbjb aflata aruera it^limn1 tliati 10 Beet, end tin \ ant Bow keef}^^inn Met at tin- nuTIa in Kih er I H| runnlttfl^mi or*' tln'ug',1 lobe worth more than Fltti^INT ton. Two or ibree ether afllnan on
thinmountain btb :.l ^^ iboW ittfl up . BB^^ionraifilipl^ thai a n^w null is tu*w lieiafl^hullt thi'i.-. with a Lot pro I wet o| finding^Urndv r*mplo^ mclil. \ irraml s. In |M^- of
MMMmJn tnniH'l tlweaujfa the nieuntnJn
vliii li lias been twlked ol lot ^^ :n s. i- now^1 ^' Bfl rr\i\t d, f/ttll a f.nr prejfiert ot be*
inirb erbed mte afaene. Km aooej mm ell the
diiasis of ||iU Ufa ^ litotm isi- un^ wot U^i|^up tin* St\m^m;i^*- ^ orn^|Miiuli nt \x ill^heWBBBBBBWBf| niton-tint HMBbBJ BWeM^to fjt ^ Ihi paLlic
tMi ITorULi tnoutPain tin* tuitiiinx rvnitM^Bfl Bjeet i n 1 * peat infl. Tin nieet talked of^mining matt* r in tin ^ nup la them -nt^nevetopnionl in tho Black lai K aiine. ofM^fpf tin* flroup helnnfliBfl to iba ldaln^Pltta-^BwiBj Mm^!- DBBBpany* Tma botji-^pany Ixiuulit |^rH|Mit^ two ^^at - ago
ubiaii w a* BaaarefwweaBled. TLr
liuitt a fltte mill, wlmli Iia^ Immmi
u\U'ti^ it i- all the time afnee Ita ^ ^imi^l^ -
lion,Bfl)d tin 11 timling tl .it BB| ^it- WBjM all^that w as w aWtMjfl B9 makr tin 111 ow hits of^a \ alualdc BfBpBft|. t L^ y Brefljt p^ reietewril\
atwnrK to Im it. Afn i bwobIImi tfme^ciml tin' * \|k-ti^litun' iif larg^- BtnBBk ^ ttti^all fla ir lulls Bead ptompi ly uml a tt!i tin-^|m*s| u. islii-ri of 1 u-r^ ImmIv for t hi-ir Miro ^,^tlioy have Kiiifi*^*^|^*c|. Tla'^ rati a l.jmw^Umi Bfeeaawt MaMBd bite the mountain^an I out a vi n iiii|^mtiit^iii|| k^bja. Hot^(l)hina\^ ^). tin ^ be^va ditfled Mn i^^t am^tuia iedflt.-, until it hati cut bite pwaite,
whuh inaderMea dm mountain, an 1 bare a^four-toot win of afW BrhWetl runs awaf up ^^ill tho liuiiilroils iii \aluc It is too high in^g 1 ailo 10 ^ 01 U in thoir in 11 afljd tl*o\ BjflB 1^now eaekaBfl for shipim-nt. TlavflPeflt im-^portaiBee of fMaatfeaW is in tho far; that^tin- la 1 ho Rfwt tlawa it bed baaai daMfle^ j
MfBaadthat tho HMBflBB PM Haw mountain '^1 atetnl^low 11 into tho granito. Ml of 1I10 |^nuiios are hi poi ph^ 1 ^ on tho aurface^ bb)d '^this is 1 be oul^ oaw w h:oii has baefj arerbed 1^daaai oiiough to ii .toh tho BnderU'lnjfl \
ur.tnito. It U ing\i r\ mm h riohor in tho
batterIdraaatloBj baaaV addatawBal reewa to^all 1 in other miwea in tho badi
ThoIMiillips A Najllivew, initios. ^hioh
adjointin1 ItUich laek, are now Bfodwehas^rii-hor than o\ir. tin tin- opawaflfl fide el^tho BBBWB mountain, ami on a lino with.^Ibeetrikool tin*\oitts on tin- I'huhp- A^Sullivan, ine Trada HollareoawfnMU) ^-^buladhafl ;i lino, aaedaeBj FVaeaf d * hal- I^rnera mill, drtvtafl a big deadae^4raeh lae
inLwhi' h bl mm in BVWf !,^^'ti foot, ami^Ii.ih run Naraa adii MMrwIa a dlBBBeVa of I^marl^ I.imi f. ct i ,n h. DnHflJfl I ho I^progti sn of all tins work.fMfMBMMaafl ii
\-'ir'a tlMeVt the fompatiy has baaai Maaal*
Uaj^ H'h on* |Bf shipiui nt, aoi'umiil.itiug
about^n^ totis. which baa iweentlt baaai 1^^old in Deejvei for leYKi par ton. lis af*^1 in - .in' awM to in^ pot all Mrafja at baaaV j^Bjwartefa m Ptttawafjaj* end a aaaall aaaad
i-ai*tlu|U.ilii'1- now Im tug looko*) for by tho^promotorol tho i-ompatiy. An m\^-ti;:.o 1^lion |aaahJ to U now umlor wa^ whu-h^ptomisi m to niaaa aeaae rwtwra Bean from^tale praejart| reri bwtBoeotlwe
HIiLKrM'S WAW ON VICE.
Ilo f r.K-krr C'ltj *^ I allrii IVnntrii Must
Beehn^ ^ Qfa^rtefBj
maatal Oftteaeeednr a 1 ^^* ^Baadflfdi
Mi1 1 n \. \ng. |fla I hi- ntv has |M ^ n
BwderflolBaTw mild atwte ol rwrMeaaewt
iluritigChe Bttat Ihn^ four il i\an inn
totho Batten of tho 1 it^ raejaeal orderlwfl^tho iwnaoval of ihe buna tea from tho^hoiisi - of ill t utu- on Pwiw. a%*ewue hM^Cloveetraeta Tineaeciow on th^- Bwrtof^t1- 1 11 \ fatbera hae Loon bfaatflhl aiN^ut^Ihrouflha levafl ami nerateteni otTort on^Iho part of the VV nmoti's ( hristim Tom-
perancettttftow^ aealeted b| BBMaj ^^f tho^Baoei infhn'titial lad tea ai tho 1 u\, who
1'.aimthat tin Liothi-I- on Plare ottWOt in^partii ular, ami hUo on \V^mhI ami Ih iiltfo^si tools ;in^ so situatoil that rhihlrcn are^citviiueUed lo piss daaej in flohafl^ami ontning from BChodt, ami t hit^aheflfl thai BjBfdd Tran-it rofai|aany^has Im'oh running uoarly all
ii- oar- to 1 ho 11 p| mt i till of Maui hi root.
ilore eteaet baa coeae le be the fatror lea^thoi ouflhfare for Uadave drlt mg atom', ami^tho\ v 1 ^non-i\ atajeeted batafl eawa^aallad^to paea Hwaoe hauwti of Hca arheve tho
-ham*'of tho f illon w BMflBJ was hra/i nl^^BWUBted ill thear faro. A not hot* BJBJBBal
advawawdi^^ the had lea la Ihe eewereJ ejaod^anal naarwl welfaie of ihe cltr* rVtithana^^ era Hfewlated aeklNfl for aaflB)BVVarea^frofa tho erflaana fcneraUi bl nrdflf hv
showthat it was ih^ Bfttafl i^f tho i ii\ that^Ibeen worn* n flaWeJd be iwmovedi I h^ -1^1 il aa araeeewale ajafaarallif aaifljed it^bmm 1 aa BMaah ho that the aounetl Swell)^h aadad ha taw requ^ -t after e reeal storm^^aawwaeWja BWWaeafW Bfl thai mat tor. Tho^movrmewt Met with loeaa opposition on^aheavavaadehwl if the aeeajBafJ af BfJB^whiilithry now inh.ilut on 1 !^ *^ atfWet
amiihe apaaar and ^^i the ^In eaneralli^^on- ^ ^. -i up it bjwbjM have naa afleet nf^catteriBfl Ihnaa houaea lutli^criiniiiately^^land tho t/*t) , uml Uateaf* WeajM thou ho
Ina ^or^o Ktat^- than lho^ am at pn soiu.
Hhwo\o|'.iho liat ha- BOjfM forth for^tiioir ioiiih\ al. and tho Bft| awntwhnlaWBB1^iiioiicihI tho work to-dn) : it BOW ffManhaa^In ho sot 11 what the rr-ult will bw^ That^it will Im- iui|mi^ihlo lodrivo h wil w onion^from tin- i n^ is a foigouo oonoho ion | but^thoy can Lo ilrivon froBB tho main^thomuglilan-s. it is thought that thoy
willnow tadm rofugi' in aunja bnanoaaa
hliM'ks,in rooms, as i- J. no in larg^ oitioK.^The) have ihroat' iiod. so it is -ai^I, to
routwanffteva in tho most wHaeoerntla awe*
(tonsof tho i-iiv and thoro follow their^Ln-im -s, Imp that is liigh-liamh'd peocet 6V
Baajaarhlfh Ihew would bnraUf dan- ttwder*
lako.^i 1100 it w BBjId bring down the a rath^of o\ Bf| BBa^BWetalde inhabitant of the oity^on thru hi-ad. and oouu- m an r atamping^thom out than any fltnef one lillnfl^could do.
THt LOWEST EVER KNOWN.
WmIIMri'i t llrars l*atiuil Har Mlu r \\v ty^Huh 11 lo Bfl I
atnVTOMt*Aug. 1J. Th^'^lo^ lint' in k I-^fOf hecautt' tho rr^ of tho I wars in tho^stiK-k niarkot Pwli\. Silvor ha- net lined
fortho last low Bnjraandnaela) reacued^tho low relet or know 11. HffJ N for n*iiiAcatea^on o\i haugf.h i bar allver* Thfl
inatlot was narrow,. M. Paul, BHc. North^^ern 1'ardh- proforrotl. Ati l.isoti and KeaoV^mg BBanonollflnfl the trading. Iho lull^IWBeewf) of railroad ant 1W ^ at Ibecloaafat^tho industrials siu^w i d slight ga 1-.
lin\orunioiits Hull and Bfl air r,
I'otrohniu Si-pt.olosod '
spH'kadaaad:^\ , B^4%ieflhaered.ll5S X. V. rontmi . 1:1^I.a.!*acoupon . . .u.v, Oretma laip'iiu-nt
{. s. :'s|outstiT^-dia^ ,t^f
Hidyou ovor imtioothat any 0110 from an^Hillside tow n w ho has anything 10 noil,
lWhether rcalestatenranyihi!igolso,eomo.s
!tn Unite to si ll it and Unite BevWf ||o^h^out aSda to sell her awanea Ihitto is her own
,market. The lu st plaeo BB buy is at iiO, 0
Iaialil4 West firBBWe stn et.
Alli'lltloa.^ uiupitliy i.
Thisoompatiy will ineet hereafter at^I aplieo hall tor d: ill on 1 i nlay evening at^o'olox'k. I^y order of
HflJIBVMi ttttli^^ apt am commanding.
Personsw ishing to attend the Son's nf^St. QoejfflW pieiiio on Satiil(la^. August Lt,
stM.uidatenro tickets at Korthera raetflc
Ht)ticket nftloa 011 I'ridax. August 1J.^Bound trip *-
ThebbBBI ata BBeei but tho raoo for^bargains m Immiis and hIuh's still oolit iniios^lor iho reliable boot and ahoo house uf Ira^O. Mann, ftU Wr-,i I'ai k attWet*
Ptaaaeebath, 01 1'ark avi'iiue, open da^^and mghi.
,^ii Short I.u a^-^ii Navtgtitian
Sonit Anit'rc-hi 1.
I. K. m'l L'oll|IML
l*^ri*^' **
All'klMM
ArfcUB I M'H'ss
i.111 lili.lll l'.t^ lll^\
.hi...1.1 SHUhm^I Viilral I'ai lll.' .
HlHllllKlKtl
Iickawana
I \ It. ii.^^|l. l..l.:i. k a \\^lllnii'i. ^ i'M ml^III.-
Kills.is ^ I .'\.|s
~.iki' M .
Inul-\ !^ i N.isli\^Mi v.. an t ^ 11tr.1l^M i.I in .(n 1 ^ Mm
MlssiHItl I .l.-ll ^
N.illii'lllI'lU'lllc
nr. |.ii'i^ t tmi^Stirtliw^*tttt*ni
N. \\ . |^m 1.1 l. l
llul.tllvkli 111
lil^^x^ UN St.,. i. M irl.ot.
I'mi'\*.i. Auir. If. Ottilia lit'ro'pis,^IjOOOl Iii i-U. JQfe Mgkl r .hi MatiVM and^Ttutti ami ncalanii BtMcly. I*balrc i^^^.Mia. nalivi'k. II.Kl ..oiIkts. ^|.i l.r^;
IVkaiiH,$l'.^^ftS.l.'i: ^.'i.i^Tii^, K{.iKi^i 1.10.
MagiNaaaajMs MjBOOi loatSOa loarart^HfM araaaacs IJ^.: raurfi parkara.^IsL^t'.!'^.4.^^: iiiixnl.^-1;..^.:^: prinu'
aaat|ami bMafcaat*aralgiits lo.fi^light, :,..^i.
Hliaap Rarcipts. RjOOOi ih^rp *tead| |^lajNBa loarrri ^^^^^^, fS.fi0trl.T5; nvllipn,^*.7.'i; Mexicans, SJ.'O.i l.u^; ^i'^i. i ih,^ti.ltfli.Tt.
\. rl. Mrli.l Markfl.
awYixiK. Aug. u. Ogffav Itayi
l.akf.ntJ0(t 1140,^Irrail Btaaatyi dawaslir. 9iMMii.tO,^'J in Btaadyi Kiraiu, tJut^^^A^^u,
A.WHHL'S ARMORY,
iiAND 13 west PARK street,
BUTTECITY. - - MONT.
Whniit.iiis nnil Retail nailer^ ta
Guns.Rifles, Revolvers,
AniDiiiniiionand
Sportsmen'sClothing^DOG FURNISHINGS.
CaaaBall, Lawn Tonnl^, Cvmna-^alum and Athletic Coocla.
completestock
-OF-
GLOVHRS'DOG REMEDIES.
N'^ \nik Wane| afaihat.^Ni w Vi'tiK, btan MeBe] BB ^ all,^ooh^ : cloeed uffi rod, .^Prime |ki|mt. ;t'';o ^1-.^Bterlinfl ^ achaanaw Qulat^ ^toatlj .^j Ua) bdU, HM 4 : duuaiid. ri^*;4.
HYNES'HOTEL,
FM.L.rs.BUf.0.most.
Dm i: IMAM v\
rvrrviiiiniraattartahta aad Haaii ^n ! at^^^ *m'' l;.i ^ ^. iloog taMa a id Ckaga^Wall Via llalal Root
MUS. H. HYNEti.
GEOFFREYLAVELL,AMBROSE COLLIN'S,FLOYD CL0SSER.
President.BtMatMV and Treasurer. Managa*
ThompsonFalls Land and Lumber Co.,
ii~~
Successorsto Lavell Ihothers.
kfanufaeturprsanil dealers in
Lumber,Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
AFull Stock or Eastern Finished Hard Woods, Building Paper, Etc., on Haul
Yurdsand l a lory at taat% Lata. kMaM at Thuiiipi-n rallt.
MAINOFFICE S) EAST BROADWAY, BUTTE. MONT.
TcleplionoXo. 100, Tlireo Rinija.
nurT ^aflriirBnil
j...^- -\^ I \'V I / ' A^ I will Build Cottifros cheaper than anybody In^5*t^J.) .MMll I j ' Buit^. Hlana of Houses coaling from *400
upwardsconstantiy on hand.^IMBWtaesot Fast in ih'-i.n nnil F^limat^^ furii.kli'vl fro ^ tn |i:utlr^ Ifftum M ImlliUng.^Iluiiki's ln.lit u:i ll.t-li.s'.illiiieiit llaii. ^a\aiallP. O. BOX dm, Butte. Mont.
T
HECOTTAGE HOTEL
Cor.Colorado and Galena
Thishotel will bo run on the Iv.iropcan plan, in a^strictly lltt cla-s mnnncr. Rnoms Lifht, newly^pafftd^ paiatad Md hifaihcd Unouglaouti Bvwjf^convenience lor the comfort oi truest*. Kates lib.ial.^Now opM under the aMMgMietat of
AnExcollent Restaurant^Run in Connection.
5AMAY0TTE.
J.h tvt f'h.
H.C Ca
CH. Hind.
Btrrton liVUM works,
Butte,mont .
Ikinipleanil ban surer. ^;olt'.. Oaaataf nnil^L'-adore*. K^l. ftVia TIM oHi-f -iv.it^baiMaM. eotaa L'lab a d i.tamtj
M...and lit ^ ^rk^. Mutll li:;ll ^.
J. K. EVELETH, Manager.
MRS.If. D BRAY
Ha BMaavat ttou tha^Haaiaf r-i ^-wt
110 SOUTH MONTANA STREET.
Wlim^ a lias fsT reut^OU an. Nl Ai. m:\vi.v ITtlfltaW
lti'OMS.^^^Mi me Md bi.aia Ileal,

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