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THEANACONDA STANDARD. SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE 29. 1895.
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QREATpALLS
TheGreat Falls OIBee of The 8ta^dasd la^at lu7 Ceotral i^a^ one door WhI of TYest-^^ra I'nloo Toleiraph Office. Tslephons No. i^Advertising ratri fiirnlshrd en application.
ThaiJurors Dismissed for the Term^by Judge Benton. 4
CASE OF JAMES J. MURRY
ItWill Now Be Continued - Ho Shot^and Killed a Man, Accidentally^or Otherwise, Will Be De^^termined by Law.
GreatFall*. June 28.^The trial of the^Fult of Donahue vs. Spencer having^taken two days longer than was ex^^pected, and there being but one crimi^^nal case to be tried, In order to avoid^expense. Judge Benton yesterday dis^^missed the trial Jurors not engaged In^the trial of the Spencer case for the^term.
Thisresults In continuing for the^term the case of the state vs. James J.^Murry, who shot and Instantly killed^Ilobert Robinson at Sand Coulee about^four weeks ago. while celebrating the^winning of several wagers an a foot^race. Murry Intended to fire Into the^air, but the bullet struch RoktaMto,^Murry is under $2.50(1 ball on ^ rhiii'K^^of manslaughter, and the continuance^of the case works no hardship M him.^In order to convict Murry. It will be^necessary to prove that he was engaged^in an unlawful act. Of was guilty of^criminal negligence. The defense will^contend that the tiring of his revolver^was not an unlawful act, as he was^without the limits of Sand Coulee, and^the Issue will be whether or not Murry^was guilty of criminal negligence in^tiring a shot from the midst of a crowd^of 200 or 300 people.
Thesuit of the city of Oreat Falls^against the bondsmen of the late cltv^tieasur.^r, P. J. Klllott, to recover city^money deposited by Klllott in the sus-^p^ nded Merchants' National bank, was^also continued for the term, and will^not be tried until September.
SUITSAND SENTENCES.
totrade at any store or board where^they please without fear of losing their
JobIn consequence. Rut as American^citiiena they do not propose to be de^^prived of a lawful ami constitutional^right by any combine whatsoever.^(Signed)JOHN SICOVKY.
Superintendent.
LOCALMENTION.
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OreatFalls. June 28^ Marriage li^^censes have been issued to David H.^White and Ruth Johnson, both of Great^Falls: Juhn Magnuson of Kelt, and Hil^^da M. Adolfaon of Sand Coulee; John D.^Ross and Tena J. Ross, both of Great^Falls.
Theshipments of ore from Neihart^for the week Just ended aggregate^eight cars, six from the Itroadwater.^and one each from the Gait and Flor^^ence. The force of miners at the^Hmad water la being gradually re^^duced, but cltliens of that camp^press a belief that the mine will^close down.
Fourtrain loads of 1'tah cattle, con^^signed principally to John Harris, are^expected to arrive In Fort Benton next^week. Two car loads of Idaho steers^will be received St the same time by A.^W. Leeds and will tie placed on the^Shonkin range
MissTena J. Ross and John P Ross,^both of this city, were married at the^residence of tlie bride's parents last^night. Rev. R. M. Ramsey of the Pres^^byterian church, officiating. They left^to-day for a short visit in Flathead^county, and upon their return will be^^at home^ at Sixth avenue south and^Sevi nth street.
Astreet fakir, equipped with a ^Punch^and Judy^ show. Is Inflicting his pres^^ence up ^n Gn at Falls.
Rev.W. W. Van Orsdell of Great^Falls, left for Neihart IhlF morning and^will preach there Sunday.
Invitationshave been received by^friends In Great Falls to the marriage^of William A. Wilson, formerly an at^^torney of Neihart, and Miss Alice Tay^^lor of lii4ianu|i^^lls. Ind. The ceremony^will occur at the bride s residence. July^3. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson will reside In^Santa Barbara. C'al.
Mrs.S. II. l.i mon of Augusta, has^sold to J. C. Adams of Sun River, her^cattle. Mrs. Lemon will remove to Chi^^cago.
JudgeDu Rose will hear further ar^^guments in the L/'wIstown school case^July 1.
Rev.J. P. Held will preach in Elks'^hall Sunday at 11 a. m. on ^Tolera^^tion.
TheReform Srhoul Receives a Roy and a^lilrl for Repairs.
GreatFalls, June 28.^The Bunnell ^^Kno Investment company has brought^suit against Daniel McKay and wife^to foreclose a mortgage for 17.000 and^costs and attorneys' fees on a lot at^the corner of Park Drive and Fourth^avenue north, and on a lot on Fourth^avenue north, between Seventh and^Klghth streets.
F.George Heldt has brought suit^against R. M. Calkins to recover $2..ri00^on a note with Interest and costs.
Inthe case of the State vs. Gustavus^Lovenash, convicted of forging the^name of files Bros, to a check for 110,^a motion for a stay of proceedings was^yesterday denied by Judge Benton.
Whenasked If he had anything to^say why sentence should not be pro^^nounced, the prisoner said he had not.^He paid he would be 19 ys^ars old July^19, and Judge Benton sentenced him to^Imprisonment in the reformatory at^Miles City until 21 years of age.
DeputySheriff McDonald left yester^^day for Deer Dodge with Samuel Ad^^ams, sentenced to one year In the pen^^itentiary on a plea of guilty to burglar^^izing Maurer Bros.^ store a few weeks^ugo. Deputy Sheriff Hrunnrau left^with Hannah Day, the 17-year-old Sand^Coulee girl who was rescued from a^White Sulphur Springs bagnio on a^charge of Incorrigibility preferred by^her parents, and on a idea of guilty,^sentenced to the reform school until^she arrives at the age of 21 years.
BELTA. O. U. W.
ThatWorthy Organisation Elects OAlrers^for the Term.
GreatFalls, June 2S. ^The semi-an^^nual election of Belt Mountain lodge,^A. O. l\ W.. of Neihart. resulted In tho^ehotet ^f the following oflleers. who.^with the appointees of Master Work^^man Soule. who havtouot yet been an^^nounced, will he installed at the regu^^lar meting of the lodge Monday even^^ing: P. M. W., E. K. Abbott: M. W.,^H. W. Soule; foreman. George It.^Dwyer; overseer. S. P. Farquharson;^recorder, George U McGlbbon; finan^^cier, J. J. Schwerdt: receiver. K. A.^Shaw; trustee, W. S. Jennings.
Thelodge is in a flourishing condition^and there have been many accessions^to the membership dining the past six^months.
NEWCOMPANIES.
OLL.VSAFTER HENRY
Boston^ Great Falls Realty Company^ami Industrial Printing Company.
GreatFalls. June 2S.^There was filed^for record yesterday a certificate of ln-^corporatian of the Boston ^ Great^Falls Realty company. The capital^stock Is stated to be $2.^i0.000. divided^into 2..ri00 shares of a par value of Jinn^each. The date of Incorporation is June^25, 1895, the company to continue 20^years. The trustees named are Oliver^F. Wadsworth, Lawrence R. Fortune^and Frank C. Park.
TheIndustrial Printing company also^filed a certificate of incorporation. The^capital stock is fixed at W.0O0. divided^into 1.500 shares of a par value of $10^each. The company Is to commence^June 2!', 1895, and to continue 40 years.^The trustees ate H. H. Dickinson, O.^H. Perry and Howard S. Greene.
ACard.
GreatFalls. June 28^ John McCovey.^superintendent of the Broadwater mine^at Neihart. has requested the publica^^tion of the following communication:
GreatFalls. Mont^ June 27. IkM.^To^the Editor of the Standard: With your^kind permission I w mid like to explain^to th^ people of Montana and union^miners of the state generally how the^Broadwater company of Neihart are^being treated by the citlicns and^miners of Neihart. The company saw-^fit, for the convenience of themselves^ami their employes, to conduct a^boarding and merchandising . stahllsh-^ment, which was boyeotted by the^Miners' union. Notwlthstandini; the^company give every man In their em^^ployment the privilege to deal at any^store or at any boarding house Hi it^suits him best, the management ha\e^always felt a friendly feeling for the^town and citizens of Neihart, as was^shown by their continuance of work^at the mine during the crash of um,^w hen every other company in the rami'^closed its mine, owing to the low price^of silver and the money stringency of^that year.
Now.all we ask Is our lawful righ'^to induct any legitimate hue in- ^^^ I^right guaranteed to W ry American eft*^lien.
Inconclusion, the management will^say that their empl ^^ ^ s are at liberty
Couldn'tFind Mini.
GreatFalls, June 28.^A special to^this offce from Choteau says: Sheriff^Zimmerman and Deputy Davis started^yesterday for the head of the Teton,^having learned that Joe Cadette. xvh i^shot ^(diver Twist^on the Te'.on a few^days ago, had been seen there. He is a^tough citizen and will make a desper^^ate resistance If opjiortunlty offers.
SheriffMcLaughlin, of Choteau coun^^ty, has returned to Fort Benton from a^fruitless search for Cadette, having^traversed the I'pper Marias and Sweet^Grass country between Fort Benton and^the intermediate country without dis^^covering any clue to Cadette's WkerNBV.^bouts.
CarbonCounty Cooler.
SpecialDispatch to the Standard.
RedLodge, Mont., June 28.^The^county commissioners of Carbon coun^^ty have contracted with Philip Mc^^Laughlin for a Jail building to cost^11,750. It Is to be of stone.
BankClearings.
NewYork, .1 una Ji.-Thu following tabla,^compiled by llradstreot't. shows tlio total clear^^ances at the principal cltloi ami the percentage^of Increase or decrease, as compared with the^correspond^.: week lalt year:
SheFinds Him in Livingston^Swears Out a Warrant.
and
HEMARRIED ANOTHER GIRL
OllaClaims to Be Mr. Penland's^Wife, Although No Ceremony^la Said to Have Been^Performed.
OreatFalls, June 2^ - ^Hell hath no^fury like a woman scorned^ is an ad^^age which Henry It. renland. form -rlv^of Livingston, is not Inclined to dis^^pute. For several weeks Livingston^correspnodence of the Standard has in^^dicated that a woman claiming to be^Penland's wife was his Nemesis. She^finally, after several futile attempts,^struck his trail, and has ln\ok^d the^majesty of the law to aveng^ her al^^leged wrongs.
Karlylast spring Henry N. and Oat^quarreled in their Livingston home and^loving Olla took a shot at Henry, from^the effects of which he ^;lll limps^Henry resented such expressions of af^^fection and dropeed olla and married^the other woman In the case. Florence^Cook. Penland denl.-d that he had over^married olla, although he had lived^with her for several years.
WhenMl found that she was for^^saken she did nut become a victim of^nervous prostration and spend her days^and nights in weeping. Inn furious, she^started after renland and sw ire a^mighty oath that when she found him^she would salute htm with a bigger^bullet than before. She traveled IVST^many parts of the state and at list^found I'enland and Florence in l.ewls-^town, Fergus county, where f'cnlainl^lias been negaged in freighting for s-v-^eral months. She at OWN (II. d a com^^plaint charging I'enland W illi adult -ry^with Florence Cook, and alleging that^she herself was married to lY'ilunl
TheyAre Denuding the Hills.
St.Paul. Minn., June :'S.^The United^States, in an action brought to-day in^the district court by Special Counsel^John K. Strycker. alleges that a num^^ber of the most prominent lumber men^of Minnesota have without warrant^been devastating the northern part of^the state, denuding the territory of Its^lumber, and that they must pay the^full market value of lumber to the^amount of $467,474, and interest. The^defendants are the Pine River Log^^ging Ai Improvement company. Joel H.^Hassctt and William L. Hassett, co^^partners with J. J. Rassett ^ Co.;^John S. Plllsbury and Charles A.^Smith, copartners with C. A. Smith ^^Co. The government has been work^^ing up the case for two and a half^years.
.InrySecured.
Syracuse,N. Y.. June 28 ^After three^days' effort, a Jury has been secured for^the trial of Hob Fltzsimmons on the^(^large of manslaughter. In the selec^^tion of the Jury the people object to all^the men who had opinions In the case,^who favored athletics or who were of^Irish extraction. The defense ob^^jected to church members. The tak^^ing of testimony will begin to-morrow.
DamHurst.
Denver,Col.. June 28.^A special ti^the News fmm La Junta. Col., says^At 5 p. m. to-day the dam gave way^at the Thatcher reservoir, which is six^miles above here, flooding the sur^^rounding country. The reservoir con^^tained 26.itoo.noi) gallons and drained^the foot hills of the Raton mountains^for 50 miles.
Chicagotiraln Men's Mistake.
Tacoma.Wash.. June 28.^ The local^grain ib alers say Chicago grain men^are mistaken In talking of but half a^wheat crop in Washington. Reports^Kc. iv.-il hero from all sections of the^wlc-at districts state that present pms-^l^ i ts are for a full yield.
Irlspl 111 Klaht.
rme. June 28.^It is announced^King Humbert will shortly issue a de^^cree exonerating Premier i'rlspl from^the charges of having be. n ojinnerted^with Dr. Hell, the Panama canal lob^^byist.
TheWeather.^Washington, June 20.^For Montana:^Fair, southerly winds.
nineyears ago in Idaho^arrested but has not yi^llminary examination.
Penlandwis^bad his pie-
CONDITION OF TRADE.
Hradstrrrt'aReport.
NewYork. June 28. ^ Hradstreefs to^^morrow will say; Dominating business^conditions for the Ml ek are a continua^^tion of the large demand for and furth^^er Increase in prices for iron and steel^The Jump In rail prices and the scar^^city of and hlger quotations for plates^and nails have tended to produce tem^^porary scarcity. Improving wheat con^^ditions have finally convinced nany In^the trade that there are likely to be^fully 420,000,000 bushels harvested In the^I'nlted States this year. There are few^evidences of trade from the South, but^merchants from almost all the leading^cities in that region report that the de^^mand continues very moderate and col^^lections slow.
Generalbusiness on the Pacific coast^continues In contrast to that elsewhere.^Increases are rejiorted in several lines^from Seattle, where a glass factory Is^to be built and importations of Hritlsh^tin plate have been received. Relatively^less activity is experienced In Tacuma.^Portland reports that the Oregon fruit^crop will be large, but there Is no^change In the general business situa^^tion. Wheat Is being exported from San^Francisco as fast as It can be loaded^Into ships. Wheat and flour shipments^to Huro|ie are to be resumed from mills^at Vallejo after a suspension of one^year. The only changes west and^northwest are the continued Improve^^ment In cereal crop conditions and^stimulus to business by continued flrni-^ncss'Af the demand for Iron anil st ML
WilliamMiddletoo. the aged market gar- |
denor,Monday night. Of the ^^^^ taken^from Mul.lleton. (Ma was found in the^possession of the Carpenter brotbors anil^their families. It waa identified by marks^of the stitches with much n had been^sewed in Middleton'a clothing.
FORHYPNOTIZING.
Mrs.tirahain HaUl in He Able tn l ocale^Valuable Mines Ity Her Toners.
Denver.June 2^.^A special to the^News from Colorado Springs says Tin'^police are untangling a strange story^Th. y M*T^ called to the i ii altani resi^^dence to arrest two men who had at^^tempted to abduct Mis-. Graham, stat^^ing that they wanted to use her at^Cripple Creek In locating gold mm. -^It seems that Graham has been in the^habit of hypnotising her. and Is si. I^i^ have made some valuable illsiover-^les by following direction given ej^In i ^title In a trance state The at^^tempted kidnapers mi l - their Ms MM^before the police arrived, having Mrs^Graham bruised and exhausted from^her struggle with them The police to^^night locked up Graham m I charge^of unlawful cohabitation. They claim^the pair are attempting to fleece a
wealthyCHppIs Creak Btlalai mm
whomthey have In Iketff 00Wl r.
ANew Order nf Things.
P.ml. r. Nelv. Jun. M Indian ammii^Reck to-day gave MMtOt that settlers^must, before July 1. come to him ..ml^maki new leases id urcd by bon I Of^cash or vacate their farms ami lose^their crops. As the renters ha\e al^^ready given notes for th. ir rent to the^Fl uiiiioy company, secured with lie i-^gag s on their crops, it is unlikely (key^will make in w lease- or yield pen ^^aide possession on the liist of July with^^out an order from Jm conns.
TheyKrlnk Mont ota Beer.^Pittsburg, June ^ llefore July 1 all^tho .1 sMller.es in tbo I'lttaburg diatr.c:^will be shut dowu for a period from two^to six months. There are 18 distilleries^in tine district. At the present time there^is a greater amount of whiskey in thn^warehouses and storerooms of tho distil^^leries than ever before knon n. T ho cause^given by the distillers for tho decrease in^consumption is that they are now feeling^the hard limes that tho country lias just^recovered from.
AHOLII IXSTRl MEXT
UnitedStates Patent for 160 Acres^Bearing Date of July 3,1873.
AT SIN RIVER CROSSING
Mr. Largent Survives the Llttlo^Band of Settlers That First Went^to the Historic Place- Hla^Health Is Impaired.
ParkHotel
OREATFALLS, MONT.^PARK HOTEL COMFY.
THEMoot Liberally Managed HoMi in^the Slate, with all modern improwe.
mints,moms with baths, en suite or sin^^gle. Large, well lighted sample room*^for the commercial trade.
XJ. KELLCTi .Manancr.
Gnat Falls. June 2' ^An Instrument^which attracted considerable attention,^was tiled for record in I'oiinty Recorder^McDonnell's office yesterday. It is the^document h^ which I'ncle Sun ti.uis-^feired to John Largent the land which^Is n iw MM site of the principal portion^of Sun River, or a I'nlted Slab s patent^for tk* southwest in.11 ^^ of the north-^ilist ipiarter. the southeast ijuart. r of^the northwest quarter, and the east^half of the southwest uuarter. com^^prising IS^ acres of section :.l. township^21. north of range 1 west It bears the^date ,.f July 2, Is^!, and slews Its^age.
MrLargent came to the Sun MtfW^.all. ^ In 1^.*T. and foaMMd the towa of^Sun River, long known as ^The Cross^^ing i if _'i^ settlers wh.. . am. to the^fertile valb y at thai time, he alone sur-^\l\is. and while his health Is poor, he^cxi^vts lo live to s.i a railroad enter^Sun River.
HowThey stand.
Columbus,Ohio, June 2s.^The supreme^council of tho 1 lined Commercial Travel^^ers of America convened to-day for its^two days'annual sewion. Tho report of^the secretary shows that there have been^! I deaths during the past year. Tho re^^ceipts for the year were }-'^,^the dia-^buraoments $21,000 and the present re^^sources are ' u
floodNewa for the toeur d'Aleuea.^Boise, Idaho, June 28. -Judgo Realty of^the United States court to-day dissolved^the injunction secured by tho Tyler Min^^ing company against the Last Chanro^company. The Laat Chance, one of the^best mines in the Coeur d'AIenes, will^start up immediately. Il has been la liti^^gation for four scars.
Hun'sReport.
NewYork, June 28.^R. G. Dun ^^Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade to-mor^^row will say: llusiness Is better, al^^though the crop outlook affecting pros^^pects beyond the near future is a little^less distinct. There is more ground for^doubt about winter wheat and cotton^than a week ago and threshing rot ipts^are comparatively low. though pros^^pects for spring wheat are exceedingly^good. The price is a quarter of a MM)^lower for the week, and is beyond mis^^take too low If the latest Impressions^of the Injury as to winter wheat are^correct. Cotton has fallen l^M to |^cents In spite of the reports of MJrioM^injury by rains In Texas and Louisi^^ana.
Alight buying by northern splm. is^surprises the market, for their takings^have been more than enough to upply^the conaumption. and returns show a^great decrease In exports of 'otton^goods. Speculation has even spr'id to^the wool market with an advan -e ^f^about 1 cent In the prices. The sil. s^have been the largest ever kno am for^any week^t.OlT.SKSl pounds igtlnsi^3.s3G.6fKl pounds in 1S92. In four we ks^of June sales have been 16.1:12,IT. do^^mestic and 17.4'il.riOo pounds of 'or. ign.^but In 1S92 they were IMtteM isninds^domestic and 10.427.jon pounds of for^^eign. A growing belief that the do^^mestic clip is short and an idea in.u^coming London sales beginning July 2^will show higher prices have been more^potent than a little Increase In the^manufacturing demand, and '.he price^has risen at all markets Light weights^and mixed goods hesitate and some are^lower than a year ago. but sin e the^Washlngt ^n mills opened clay w vatedf^arc at a slight advance. Oth-r me.Hum^and better grades have feSMJ .-'ringer^in tone.
Thelabor troubles are passing with^frequent advances In wages. Copper^has been strengthened by a lanre sale^of Calumet At H.ela for export at lev,^cents, which Is now quoted, while tin^is slow at III So and b id n $::7'._.^Iron still advances, Ressem r setting^f .r II2.;^0 at Pittsburg, and gray forge^ai $11.Ml. A further advance in struc^^tural forms is expected The w st. rn da-
mandfor rails at an advan.f ^_' p t
tonis g.s.d. The ris.- in bar is ,n ii.i-^ls quite good. The rise In bar Is maln-^lain^s| and plate and sleet mills nr.^crowded so It Is difficult to plaaM^ders at current prices. The naif realty^report of failures next week will in^^clude about s.fssi against T.0::^l fat i^t^half of last year, and assets of ah.ut^$**.il00.000 against ltfl.ttl.ltl last year.
MMIn ^^^1 llefole Arrest.
Denver.Col., Juno 2-. ^K\-Mar^':ial C^A. Carpenter of Colfax and bis brother^t)^carwere arrested a*. ( omo tc-dav oti^tbechargeof having assaulted and robbed
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'SarsaparillaOver Half a Century^Old. Why Not^Get the Best^
AVER'SPILLS cure Headache.
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Alo Hajwanl.
Denver.June 2S ^Lawrence Farn II.^the pugilist, was found guilty this aft^^ernoon of highway robbery. He took^Mrs. .1 J. Heliard, a divorced woman,^for a drive after having arranged with^another man to hold them up N the^road and steal her diamonds.
Moonshinersami t'onslahles.
Columbia.S. C, June 28 ^ A dts|. i\ h^from Spartanobuig slates that In a^light between State Constables Petti-^grew and Tolanl and two moonshiners^named Fisher and Duraliam. the latter^were killed. Pettlgrew was sn.,t^through the lungs and wil probably i.le.
HoldHill Mold.
SpecialDispatch tn the Stundard
I'htllpshurg.June 2s. -The Cold Hill^Mining company's property was sold^at MMfMTl sale to-day on a judgment^procured by the Slate tiatik of Si.^Louis. I'mil A. r*MM whs the pur^^chaser. Tin- pin e paid was |:U'H).
SIMM.Mill Leave Also.
Washington,June 2*. ^ Secretary of^State ^ Mney expels to leave Washing^^ton iii MHHIi9W to in- absent the greater^part nf the summer.
HumoredAstts.slnallon.
Paris.June fa.^II Is rumored here^that the Due D'Amale. who returned
ioCkutlUy froM Uoadea yesterday,^has he n assassinated. The rumor has^not been conllrmed.
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Olympia,Wash., June 2H.^ (iovornor^Mcdraw to-day issued an order disband^^ing eight eompamea of infantry and inn^of cavalry troops of tho N. (i. \\\, upon^recommendation of the brigadier goueral.
TWOCYCLES.
Inbygone .lays, rotnnu uer.nl long,
Thenomely bar.1v M OS mil of phrase.^Sang many a quaint and Mtapl-J song
inpretty Kate's or Annie's prune.^Fair Ann with cheeks of apple red,
XkatOejes'lMPMMMfki teveat.^In ml^ r govtn n Hi apron spread,^sits modestly wall pilienl tread,
Itevo.viogssrirt lier spinning wh^vl.
Hutnowadays the anvlom hard.
Inspiredhut by ileiu.uiil^pour mm!^K'en llnds his serrice very hard,
Waoa-hitting to t ie MMsfl Ann,^Her knickerbockers Mm of gray,
Aleng h of ttoakkMJMl ca r reveal.^A MM] and cap a trill- BOl.^Site wears s l,en in t'ie tight of dav
Mieboldly rides her spino.ug wheel.
M Leak it public.
Dr.Todd r,f Abb. yvltle. S C . a^brother-in-law of I'resl lni Lin tola, BOW^7;i y. ars old. ha., become blind. II i-
adlvlaloa surgeoa in ike corps ,.^ Oen-
ral Longstr. . t and s. rved all thr High^the war.
Abronxe bust of Dr. Joseph Fakir,^for forty years professor of anatomy |^In I'lnnsyLat.ia university, has been^accorded a niche of honor In tin' Insti^^tution he s. rved Bo long and wi II.
SOMETHINGNEW.
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Nor'h. M Dining I ,^rs.
TheOreat Northern through triln.^leaving butt- at ^ 10 p. m . earn, s a^lining car and will Btrvej supper leav^^ing Rutte i la carte hertafter This i-^the only lire running dining car out of^Rutte. Paffet and library car on every^through main line :r tin.
Ifyouarogoing oast aa'l w ah to visit^the principal points of interest en roate.^purchase your ticket via the t'uioa Pas^ctfic.
ThisBakes^ordinary Kc-^Jiireuatnr Is^the most^wonderful^discovery of^the age. It^hits been en^^dorsed by tho^Icadingscl.'n-^tuie men of^Kumpe and^America.
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I'remsturine-s means Irntsili-ney in laa first^stage. It ^* a hjmplnm fifn. initial weakness^nnd barrennes^ It cau bo stopped In a) days^by tho ustinf lluilyan.
Thenew discovery was msde by the Special^^ists of the. old me .. Hudson Medical Institute^It Is the stroimi-st vltaiiri-r mane. It is wry^powerful, hut BBIMlrM Sold for II on a park-^age..r.'. package fur SnOOiplmti scaled hoics).^Written guarantee given tors cu' ^. If you buy^six hoics and are n .t entirely cured, six mure^will l^e sent to you free of nil charges.^Send for circular-arid b-stlmonials A-Mrear^lll'UNUN MKDICAt. INMTITl/TK,
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AlVr*Ttrist.MJ!Nri ualrr Ihs kBtd ol^^ Fmptorment Wanted.^ and ^R ionii U^Jtrnf leant a word ^ash latoffkeBj M4der.es)^iliier headings, . cents a son! fur Iks first^pmertl^ 1 an l 1 eeot a wnr.l for tacti l ibs*^ejBMM taetftaea, bo Ads. taken for lets thaa^M rents.
I'lassiurdsda psr Uns par monthBhMJ
iCount( wenls to the nasi
NtN I I l^ HELP,
I)KOPI.r.'HBMfLOYMRHT kVklAt)^ec-^.m.i Hour ihrsley eieek ltutt^ beadqaar.
lerafur help ami ^urk 1 ' ir ..t. 1 -^ r- 1*^^.
iaii\BtinerosM in kaaaavork. fur i bmj reoM^girls ami men and women '-..hks in hotels, re,-^t.inr.iiiti and buardln.' houses limine rooin^gin^ run get work hero any lime, ^ onsiill us^fur hu^ines*.
AMIl^ Rlshwasher Montana hotel.
W'AMII' lun.nn ruum girls from tn to^st tx^ per month, also soman cook, it Mon^^tana HMMyaoM NMk ^ bast llroadsm,^Unite
TliAVtLEKaGUIDE.
ANACONDA TIVtE CARDS.
Butte,Anaconda ^ Pacific Railway.
1Time .schedule.1^Ad trains Arrw^ lad Uepar; from Buttx
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SRIIIVKINWACOtVDA.
SoS. P'ltlB eviu^s.. dakf11:39 a m
.NoI. Untie Kvprnss making . onnee-^t.on a llrtle nritii I,real Northern^Kailwav through trim, from Ka.I
andk e^'. ai r.ves dailydtOO p ra
nvtrvBTnBMJ aMvrosroi.^So. S. Butt^ Ktprest. l^parts dally... 9:00^ ra^No 4. Hutte r^.t press for St I'aul aod
allBaatera aoi weaton poiu.s. tie-^_parls dalla ., ^ 00 p ra
tilin: TIME CARDS.
VTANTKIl MTl ATUINsl.
;aN1KI Sttuaitea. ke) I^ years aants^M learn M be a harher. No wanes evpee-^Aildr. ss II. standard. Unite.
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VJllI\l|n\ tt\NIKI) A--a\^r and illltl^^-^ ekrk wants a position. .1 It Trolsou, JJI^East llraolte, Butte.
tuuati.
i;.itNi'-ABsekotBook, swaof can have^I same B| pa^ing cha'ges of ^ad ^ and prur-^Ing property, ^'tauilar.l otllee, Hutte.
I,III N'H A luineh of kr)s uwner can ham^I same hy prnviag procertv and laying Mf^this ailveriisemeai. rliandard. Anaconda.
istH'NIll'ur^^ containing trunk rheeki^r oauer cau have same lo pnnini pn^|ierty^and pawn^ for thl^ ailv standard. An icmul 1
Butte,Anaconda ^ Pacific Railway.
1Time Schedule I^All trains Arr.ro and Depar: froa Groat^Northern liepot ai Hutte
akkiwtv si-rra^No 2. Anaconda Express arrive* dallv 10:00 a m^So. 4. Anacon-la It 'rets connecting^with Ureal Northern K'v ihroiifii^trains for Kaat and Weil, arnvs*
dailyMi pa
Dr-raarr^o^ MJI^No a Anaconda hi press isav-s daily 101 IS a a^No. 1. Anaconda Vipresa from St.^I'a'il. He.eaaand laterniediat ^ points^leaves dally^:^^ p tn
MONTANAUNrON TIME TABLE.
1Trains Arrive at Anaconda)^No 108 From (iarrlson \nd all points
westoo this N. 1*
No.101 Hutte r.xomt
No103 Hulls Kiprest
(TrainsL-ars Anacoadai
No,104 Itutls Pass'Oisr
No.USi Butt^ Espress
No.10.' ltutt* Fvpresa.
I0:MPM
lLaam^d oo p m
10:30 p a
stooam
I:I1|I
Iran No. m ^oun- ts at Butte wltb N. P.^east bound ^orr..inl tram
No.101 counecU ai Silver Bow with U. P.^fast inal.
IIIKSALIC.
lOH SAl.K- \ .ic nit lot on l oc ust street near^r sixth Addre-n ^h.^ cafe standard
MontanaI niun.
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Alwavssnmetlilng to nfTar so m i'^h Bettet for^the iiinn'-n ^i fur M ^i Itk mm uuciev than any^one else, that ih^ s-tcliui here lsaiiuo-t aduty.
Women'sKtd House s:ip|,ers. su hi es in^^ters .
\Vuiiieus itiov.- k .11 bomm MeeM -11^^p-rs. Ihs 7.^'sliiil
Vt11II s Sel ge I'.'l-l, 11, ,un| I' a|iet slip
pi'rsa.I s / -s
\\1 aiieu's Doegela hid. Bilrkl tip in it f mi^Kaoes, aee sajuarr and pi si teas, solid^leather. 1 he sii.w step-* thiuk the^ 'e^aorih t.'.isi
WBMsa'sVlcl K'd i o'h be, hiilton an^lace aid I an- K id lies pom', toy tuition^Ihio the regu ir ^.iu' kind ... . 1 Si
VAutueiis ii.nve 1 air pi.it.ui 11 ,o:s. esc..;-^hinl vaci'.lnn BBOet, real value c; n 1,^jours for I rn
fill)
I/!ll s\l.h New thrisv foui and live 11
JTluni-es on the Installment plan Add^--^^ h, ' .are standard.
WKhave ate* Bsed mines fur leasa ami^1|| aad teMS 1.1,11 pkMM for iea^e.
wf. Oebkaa k i'o
Korsac Three-room luniso no Alaska^street, wort 1 ll.iwi, for |,vn W, r. CektaM^\ i n.
1h ' ^^^ ;^t on Wyoming street for V.oo. W. V.^I ii e.ui \ 1 o
Houseainl lutjon West UMttl street, worth^aaaea, for 91,109 w F.CekoM ^. ^ e,
VlBBresidence ea weal lids or IMBk that^originally cosr !i;.im 1 w p. Ceekaa 4k0e,
Ai'unirv In.lei 011 ois of tn.. le-t wagon^roads leading In ami nut nf I'.u'.t- Hrlglaal^costt'.ooa, our price ^^.^.^^ W I'. ^ ilibau^I in
IliltsM.| III- || .|i. Ilasin Max .111 I sine,^raoeh, cuts ;u n 1 uis hay. tin ' 111 ite.l range^^kMMaal ...iter: bus
Melllillis \ lawii'l
Mont.
I~'ti|;s \ 1 1: l*uraitureof the Hod keel ledg-^ing ho i-e a pel] at n.i. m n Mam. kens
F*0kBALkiw.ilotsnn L'eaejerelalaveaas,^RTtaaek the greater bargaMtaAaa-^soeda lii'i'iire Kat/'iisb'lu Si I oil en, Au.i-^ciiiiila
after;llBeral term-^1 List Bread way, Belts,
tbais'Sariiivk iw St'TTa
No. I Harrison Express
Nn.inn Anaconda Express
n.iin; aaaeondi Expresi,
No.*; L 1' East M.i
titx 1 sis 1 k.xvk Hurra
No,I Harrison Kxprrss
No.101 Anaconda Upreas.,
Nn.101 Aiiacotiila Express
Nn.^oi I- V. Easi Mall
*t'onne-tsat Stuart with train^I odge and 1 iarrls.in.
.It llpra^^ 10110am^. Jlipm*
..irteaa^.. tin
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L'nl;HI N I line plea int lroi.tr11. Ai-
)tp|) us Make ..hey. Bit^m.
(TsiiHkKM iMii.- s and MofuraltBeorooas
I* IB llelllBgrr hloi k. Hi N. Main street,
Hon*.
1.01:kKNI riio Melaoa .ml McKIbbob^* BakdkM la Ike lews uf HaMtttoa, Ueod
laval up|io.ite 11 it I) 1... iters Mill
biefur any business Ear partkJBlari apal) t^^h K vicl.end. ii'iCBerri lireet, sBaeaada^ei
NellMcKllllinli. M III.u.1 1. Mull anil
QAkUAIMekewd MfBro Jaty I it.ir room^1^ tin rem. bbtbM HaleBs .011 MTyealae^strerts all nicely furnished. Eur teinis app y^III West llalena
NorthernPacific.
trainsakiiivk xt l:'Tir.
No.7 K:nni st. I'aoi. Chicago and ail^Eastern poir.'.s, arr.vss Nnrtnero
I'.,..Ic Local Depot daily at StUaa
\LC. No J Eioiu spokano, tacoma.^Seatte. PorLand and all Coast^lo.nis irrlves Vootaoi Union 1m-
|ot, dat.y itIl:^ P m
1it x 1 n ^ mo' ra rl I^U. No. I Eur Spokane, iacoin.ft,^Iseattle. Portland and all Co sat and^1 alifornia |s)ints. leave Muutana
Intou twpot. daily at 1:1)11
No.s E^i st I'.i .u Clncag'i and all^Eastm 11. rS'.ithern and 1 auadlaa^p..infs. c ives Northern rkeial bo-^cal Depot dallv at M-Mpa
UrealNorthern.
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IralaNo .'4 Atlant 0 E x |
press, Kaslboliud, '.^: j
st.hiai 1 11 .g^. x^ '
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po:ntsI
1MbS^ -' ^ Faette ki
pr-s. v, est: ^^ rid. fruro
si.Paul. ClUeaao aug
a: E. .stern po uts^Train No I. Ile.er't at
Buttec.xpr si . ...^Tram No. a adM MS
lie-iia Esor- -
Leavr.I Atnva
10o. m
1II p. 1
11:00p. i
.MontanaCentral Railway
r~npg|tTIT flaoa iBlllBkJ fur any kinluf^1 luislne-s, ^rouod Hour ii Eas. oiaii.tn^street. Unite
lUSCKLLANKtHs.
(i\itiiniiiivnixs leeslrs to thank ika^man s frtsadi for taetf belpaed ipMpatkj^during th^ sickne.s and death of mi etfe.^Words are iuadei| iate to express my uratittul-^i^ .1. ad wards
W'ANIEActive partner. ^l 11 foOO, weil^\\ s cured, to take 1 erf'latere*! ai lulu.^BOaorable ill I penniu.'llt husin-ss. .Situ ir il^nf ^;i i ciitnini^ncng and increasing with atten-^t.uii 10 St.o ii p. r auntli. no r.s- Catbeke pre^^fernd ^ all lietw en :i and I o click p. 111.. room
M,llastey hieck, UuttO
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M~~.lvI ANA aATklMOklAL III liEVI^I'arlies ' esirm.s of . irresp .ndiiig w in a 1^x.rw tu matr many ur sss-iai ptsesare, aa-trvts^M Btaaa aatrlaaaiil r i-.u. ..^^^ leisa^Butte, Munt.inv ^trc* t. re..at..* .1111 ciuiicleii^Hal Mall stamp foi repl)
ThePopular Route to St. Paul.Chicaca
New\ ork and all Points Last.
Ll'XCKlOls SI.EKFINlj CAKS
ELEIiANT UlNlNt. CAKS, AVO^L'1'IIOL.Sli.Kt.u lOLKlsl SLt.fcEE.Kg4^un MAIN LINK.
ATLANTICIMVI -s Uavas0.10 p. a
tSL1 It -mi.:.i ss ..\i'^..-s i.v, 11, a
CITYTICKET OFFICE.
No.ion Mam at.. Butte.^F. LW hitskt.j. K. I'axvsox.
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eresaMeMetearpandtroatioe ^ -^.nwiafHi errssro ^r rics-saes,^^ l.iare.. 1^ a ecPV'- In il-sml MassH l,ull,ier.^Make* ibepfl land 11 na rrrl plusis S si t^earrtr lini is *l 1 rl ^. e ^A. Hy
nailpr. usl I it cli ., -rr ', 11 tr-t-% ^ run.' ' | . ,-nis. of
moneyr^fatari v. ^ la as i - fe *e rscoiml^Buna., prat sealed la pteta esmfssnr. win, !, eiiri-^tam. tp-tlmor.litis and nnsnelai rpfesseees as^rh ut- IW , ..iisuliulli.it*. II oe^r^,, , 1 ^t - s iv^li-.-a Ss-enis. e- a.l .rres^M UII si I UI II..t LI,tit*.
Sid1) IN* AXACDSDA, HOST . BY THE sVITH^DBf i CO.. ANH IN III I 11; i II \, hum , bl^PAH- lltN D'AI ilECLDKl'dtO.
Main^ J^Rkstorad
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rnev id I al ,ts herrurs. A^H I ^ '
aat.eau1 me.^^ rsruu le i ! six hoari .itre^net eilec. a peraaaeBl rxtrs t per sua,^-ut for ^*. lay mail -. cure v -ea.ed Vau^^fa.-ture.lbv A. A'fidte. Vara A.' Ires, all^a ill to D. M. Neeiiro Dri.f in., BMl apki^- ^ GaT. Moag
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SOOLINE.
DirectRoute to All Eastern Points.
littana,Montreal, Quebec. St.^John, Halifax. .'jrt.auJ, I'.-s.^tun, Atbaoy, New Yorlt, Etc.^Solid Uaily Trams L'tetwcen
St.Paul, Minneapolis and Montreal
Withthrough SIe^^psPr^ to Bo**^tun. Dmtnz car *er\ *c^ on all
throuiihr ;r .i.
LOWESTRATES AND QUICKEST TIME
C.B. HIBBARD.
lion':1'ass. kflk. Minneapolia.
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