The Anaconda standard. [volume], July 10, 1895, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 10, 1895.
3
HORSESARE COMING
AndThere Will Be a Season of Splen^^did Racing Here.
THE OFFICIAL PROGRAMME
interestingReading for Turfmen^and Admirers of Sport on the^Oval-Some of the Best of^'Em In Training.
Theprogramme for the races, the^great events of next month, was pre^^pared yesterday and Is given below. It^comprises as tine a line of purses us^horsemen could desire or the public^wish. The sum of 115,000 will be dis^^tributed among the winners In the^races already announced, and $o,U00 Is^reserved for special purses.
Theseare busy days at the race track^where about GO horses are now in ac^^tive training, and the list Is being in^^creased daily. A special train started^from Portland, yesterday, bringing the^best stock from the mooting in that^city. On this train there will bo Tom^McTague's stable of 12 or 11 horses.^Higglna Bros.' string, which Is equally^large. P. McAvoy is coming with tlw^or six fast ones, among them PrlncI^Almont.
J.W. Nelson's horsey, among them^fleorge Ayers. will be here. J. S. Car-^rlgan is coming with Dr. Puff, last^year's 11-year-old champion, and Hal^Oorbett. There are also on this train,^frrm all accounts, severnl California,^Washington and Oregon stables.
SenatorHoffman's horses trotters and^pacers will be brought over from Bozc-^man In a few days.
Fourhead Of gallopers came In yes^^terday from Lewlston, Idaho. They are^on James Dempsey's list and are all^good ones.
Somuch for the arrivals. There are^now at the track as was said, about^half a hundred horses In training.^Sam Handley has 13 head of pacers^and trotters. The best known among^them perhaps are Hilly 1^. with a rec^^ord of 2:2H4; Bud L., who makes it in^2:21%; Ruby Messenger, a pacer, at^2:2314; then beside he has three or^four f.IIy trotters and pacers, and the^balance are 2-year-olds.
TrainerHilly Singleton has a bunc h^of four or more gallopers, of whom the^star Is Minnie. Willie E.^R. P.^Bunch's flyer, is another one.
GeorgeParrott Is working Red Leo^and Baby P. regularly.
Carnot.(linger and two others are^In eare of Charles Bynum.
CharlesChadduck has three or four^horses.
JoeCraln of Hamilton, has Granger^alias Bitter Root Bill.
JohnJacobs is taking pride in the^work of Sitka and promises a surprise^for everyone when the little mare starts^In a race.
HenryWilliams put the 16 blue-^blooded horses from the Bitter Root in^quarters and all seemed perfectly at^home there yesterday.
Thehorsemen are not the only busy^ones. The track has been harrowed^and rolled Into perfect condition till ex^^perts who view it with critics' eyes^inn find no fault In It.
Stableshave been newly lined wher^^ever there waB the slightest demand for^such repair. Two more lire plugs have^been set and now all buildings and^stables are easily reached by hose and^water.
Nothingwill be omitted which can^be of service to the convenience or pro^^tection of the visitors, and as for^their amusement, they can best Judge^for themselves by the programme given^below. The reputation of the men at^the head of the races held in this city^in the past is a sufficient guarantee^that it will be carried out, and It is^mighty interesting reading to all in^^terested In races:
FirstDay, .Momlay, August 1J
Trotting,'.'-year-olds, 2 in 3, $:|J0.
Running,tire furlongs for tt-yeai-olds, f.vo
KunDlng,one inile, live pound below scale,
$300.
Trotting,2:33 class. *too.
SecondDay, Tuesday, August 13,
Kunnlne,three furiongs, $230.
Running,seven furlongs, selling, fjoo. Horses^entered at $1,000, to carry weight for age; two^pounds oil for each $100 to 1500; tlieu three^pounds off for each $100 lets.
Hunnlng,live furlonirs, $.'oo.
racing,2:23 class, $400.
ThirdDay, Wednesday. August 11.
Trotting,ti-yoar-olds, 2 In 3, *.:^.
Running,four furlongs, $200.
Running,tlx furlongs, f.'jo.
racing.2:14 class, ttuo.
FourthDay, Thursday, August 15.
Running,five and one-half furlongs, 2-ycar-^Oldi, $200. Ten pounds bolow scale.
Running,live furlongs, handicap, $200.
Running,seven and one half furlougs, handi^^cap, $300.
Trotting,2:10 class. $.i0j.
FifthDay. Friday, August 10.
Pacing,2-year-olds, 2 In 3, $300.
Running,four and one-lialf furlongs selling,^$200. Horses 1 uter^ 1 at $8u0 to carry entitled^weight; three pounds off for each $100.
Running,two and one-half furlongs, owners'^handicap for non-winnors iu 13M, $joo.
Trottln,',2:40 class, $400.
SixthDay, Saturday, August 17.
Running.Iu f mile, Ileali. handicap, $300.
Runnlug,one and one-sixteenth mile, handi^^cap, $350.
Kunnlng, five ami one-halt furlongs, handi^^cap, $2j0.
Trotting.2:2i class, *Joo.
SeventhDay, Monday, August 19.
Trnttlntr,2-year-olds, consolation, Mto, Colts^winning lirst and second moneys In previous^rsres barred.
Running,live furlougs, for starting nou wln-^ners at this inee tog. - ^^ three pounds off^for each start; tboso not running 1,2 or 3 al^^lowed At* pounds additional.
Running,one mile, for 3-year-olds and up^^wards, selling, $250. Horses entered at $l,2uo,^to carry entitled weight; two pounds off for^each $l,ootoJ80^; then three pounds off for each
$101 |n.1.
Paring,2 .'8 e ats, $400.
r.lgntuDay, Tesnday, August 20.^Running, six furlongs, handicap, for 2-year-^olds, N,
Kiinnng,four furlon;s. handicap, $200.
Running,seven furlougs, $2,0. Welghti 111^pounds below scale Horses winning onco tlve^rounds additional: :wio.^ ur more, 12 pounds ad^^ditional. Non-wluaers allowed four pounds for^each start; beaten maidens allowed live^pounds additional.
Facing,2: It) class, two.
NinthDay, Wednesday. August 21.
Illuming,three furlongs, hindlca;). $2x1.
liunn.ng,one and one-cparter m:le, handi^^cap. $350.
Riianiug.Ave and one-half furlongs, selling,^$200. For non-winners. Horses entered at^$^^^ 1 to carry weight for age. Two pounds off^fer each HI 11 ^'
Trotting,.'.2^ class, $500.
TenthDay, Thursday. August 22
Running,four and one-'u,r furlongs,handicap,^$^no. Kor noa-winning 2-year-olds.
running,six furlongs, handicap. SiiO.
Running,one mile, for a-year-olds and up^^wards. $3j0. Horses 4-year-old an 1 upwards to^carry 112 pounds; .i-yeat-olds. 115 pounds.^Maidens allowed 10 pounds No sex allow^^ances.
1rotting, 2:3) class $500.
EleventhDay. Friday, August 23^Pac.ng, MN^a 2 In 3, Wo.^Running, four furlongs, selling, $20). Horses
enteredat tsOO to carry weight for a.es; time^pounds off for each $100 live pounds off for^hers 1 not running 1
(tunning,six furlongs, sei ing. Ma, Horses^entered at fl.uju to carry entitled weigi.t. threo^pounds oB for sago IMS; fire pounds additioua^for those no: running 1-2
rleing, Mm (soak. |Ma
TwelfthDaf. at ;rd i^, August 21^Running, four lurlongs. haudicap, $*mi^Running, one and one eighth mile, handicap,^MM
Running,live and one ha'f furlongs, consola^^tion, gjisj. \\ eight 10 iiounds above scale. Five^pounds allowed for each start; horses not run^^ning second allowed live |^oiiuds additional;^those uot th rd allowed eignt }^ouuds.
Trotting,Iree fin .1:1. ouo
Fivetli.ni.au.I dinars reserved fur specials^JOHN It TOOLE, President.
D.r. ( CON Soil, secretary.
AU()II' THli CITV.
TWOFUNERALS.
Trlvateboard at 517 Oak.
Haihu- Montana Hoio. barbar shop, 25c.
Dr.Chrisman extracts teeth without pain.
Milwaukeebeer at Daly ^ Marron's.
W.A. Francis of Butte, is in th.^city.
R.G. Colin came over from Butte^yesterday.
V.(J. Samuels, from Chicago, is at^the Montana.
Bestriveted overalls at 43e. Katzen-^stein ^ Cohen's.
J.A. West and wife of New York,^are at the Montana.
W.J. R. Id and family are visiting^friends at Salida, Col.
IGo to Whatley's Cafe if you want^something really first class.
Thefinest butter on earth, 23 cents, tub^rates less, nt McKmnon .^ McKay's.
PhilSheiion, the well-known mining^man at Salmon City, Is In Anaconda.
Whatley'sCafe Is the neatest, clean^^est, coxiest place In Anaconda ta eat.
Specialsale of pants, shoes and^gloves at the New York Bargain Store.
Leaveorders for ice at the City Ciirar^store. Commercial ave. Crystal Ico Co.
Mrs.Joseph Delodge has gone on .1^six weeks' visit with friends in Pueblo,^Col.
Fineblack 'and brown Fedora hats^for tl.r.o and $2.00 at Katzenstein ft^Cohen's.
Thejoy of anticipating the races Is^only increased by a glass or two o^^Centennial beer.
First-classtable board at 517 Oak.
Swissand English watches skillfully^treated at lowest prices at Hammer-^slough's.
Ahome product, by home people, for^home use, is Anaconda beer. It is pure^and wholesome.
MissNellie Adams and Miss Nora^Jones of Butte, are guests of Mrs. S. L^.^M.ihan, in this city.
W.H. Weaver and family are in Dd*^troit, Mich., where they will visit^friends for about six weeks.
Cigardealers will find it to their ad^^vantage to have their cigars made to^order at D. Tletjen's cigar factory.
Unionmade eanltary clothing $10,^$12 and $15 suits. Every garment has^union label. None genuine without.^Katzenstein ^ Cohen.
All-woolunderwear 50c only. See^our window display. New York Bar^^gain Store.'
AtKatzenstein ^ Cohen's you re^^ceive a ticket giving the amount of^each purchase you make. When your^tickets amount to $25.00 you get u^beautiful bronze clock free.
First-classtable hoard at 517 ^^ak.
Onemud mill was started up on the^big brick yard west of the city yester^^day. Last fall the ground was leveled^off and tilled in and now it is as smooth^as a billiard table. It is expected that^both mills will be In operation soon,^when the place will assume Its o46Vtlme^activity.
Thearrivals at the Montana yester^^day were: C. Rayman. Chicago; C. G.^Cohn. W. A. Francis, F. W. C. Whyte,^Charles G. Gilbert. C. F. Goddard. John^J. Broughall, George Symons, Butte;^H. C. Bottsford. Dubuque; J. Norrl-'.^Chicago; W. K. Hall, Chicago; Charles^Hall. Jersey City; Phil Shenon Salmon^City; V. G. Samuel, Chicago; J. A.^West and wife, New York; F. E. Beat-^ty, Fort Wayne; Will D. Burke. Minn^apolls: Frederick Parker, A. C. Ken^^nedy, New York.
TheLadles.
Thepleasant effect and perfect safety with^which ladles may uso the California liquid^laxative,,Syrup of Figs, under all conditions,^makes It their favorite remedy. To get the true^anil genuine article, look for the name of the^California Fig Syrup 10, printed near tho^bottom of the package.
Note(if Thanks.
Iwish to express my heartfelt thanks^to all those who gave such kindly as^^sistance to me during my late bereave,^ment.MBS. E. M. TALBOT.
Bidswill be received by Hoge, Daly^ft Co. until July is, 1S93. for the con^^struction of a two-story brick business^block to bo erected on the corner of^Main street and Park avenue. In the^city of Anaconda, Mont. Plans and^specifications can be seen at the bank^of Hoge, Daly ^ Co., In Anaconda, or^at the office of Charles Lane, room 5^Dellinger block. Main street. Butte^City, Mont. The right to reject any^and all bid - Is reserved.
$15.00round trip to Salt Lake Is^cheap. If you want to go free see^Fitzpa^rlck ^ Strickfadden.
Leaveorders for coal oil and gaso^^line at Archie Neil's i.owoad, !0i^Commercial avenue J. L F. nervals.
For.plumbing an I tieaiia- set J, A^Hasley, 213 Uak atreat.
WhenIn Butte lunch at Sherman's.
Calland see the. handsome premiums^that are offered to suuscriuers to tha
Standard.
Hewho wishes to be a successful^fisherman should purchase his tackle^of L A. King.
Anine days' wonder.
Motire.
Allpersons Indebted to the under^^signed are requested to call and settle^at once, as we will place ail past due^accounts In the hands of an attorney
forcollection.
McMAHON* M AL'LEY.
Notl,e.
Thecounty commissioners will meet^on Monday. July 15, 1^95, as a board of^equalization. John B. Fisher, Clerk.
Knualnsor Mr. lalhut MM to laltfornla^Vlrs. tlraiuiitti l.titl at Hi
Twofunerals were held yesterday^afternoon. The i.-tn.Uns of Ed M. Tal-^bott being shipixd to lVmoiia. ^'.il .^and Mrs. Mark Itr.i 1111,111 was I.ml .it^rest on the hill cemetery.
TheA. O. IT. W. attended the fine ml^of their late brother, Mr. Talbott. es^^corting the cortsg to the depot There^was u long line of carriages also in at^^tendance.
Theservices iii memory of Mrs. Mark^Brannan were held in the Presbyter! in^church at :: o'clock The body rapes id^In a pure white casket, whleh was cov^^ered with flowers. Ttie ball bearers^were members of the Typographie.il^union from the Standard ^thee. The^church was filled by I sympittv i-^concourse of friends Rev. Qeorsje^Wade Healy preahed 1 term on. which^contained consolation and knotnectton^for the mourning ones and painted^beautiful lessons from the life of th 1^departed wife and 1st. r Many car^^riages followed the hearse to Ihe rem-^etery, where the asrvleoi were DOsV^eluded. During the service at the^church a quanet s.um two hymn^,^which were favorites ,.f Mrs Brannan.^^Some Sweet Day'' and ^When the^Mists Have Boiled Away.^ There were^many tearful eyes that looked for the^last time on the face In the caski^and the hearts of the people of this^community go out in doopeel sympa^^thy to the bereaved husband, the^motherless babe and the sorrowing^family.
THEPARASITES.
tagsmid Hums llcromitig is DinguMIng^Nulsimie VI..mi fSjsj 11.
Themembers of the city council^have been considering for some time^past ways ami mean* lor dealing with^the hobo ^dement that seems to infe.'t^the city like a plague. The men who^are idle at Ibis season of the y^ar ill^^idle from elmiee and prefer to 11 \ ^ ^ .is^parasites upon society rather than to^labor. Chief White and his men have^been chasing them out of town In^gangs of a dozen or more every day,^but It Is an endless task The bums^walk down the valley, make a circuit^of the hills and ionic back again. The^county attorney and board of com^^missioners refuse to allow the v.i^s .1^place In the county Jail, where they^can be punished, unbss the case be^an aggravated one, and the peace offi^^cers are weary of arresting men, only^to have them turned loose.
Thecity is tilled with the pests and^the councllmen have Individually re^^solved upon measures that will at^least make the tourists sweat for the^meals they eat. An ordinance or reso^^lution ordering the erection, of a stock^^ade will bo introduced at the next^meeting of the aldermen. Within the^stockade a pile of flinty rock will be^made, and at this the chronic box-car^travelers will be given a job break^Ing stone. A special policeman, arm* d
witha doable barrelled shotgun, will
stand guard. The prisoners will b^fed bread and water, and the crushed^rock used for public purposes. Vags^must go, say the aldermen.
HE WAS FINED.
Mr.t'ushlng Says lie la a MteeSJ Hand nt^Itleyrllng.
Thetrial of William ^'usliing, who la^accused of assault and battery by run^^ning down the little daughter of George^Hobart while on his bicycle, was had^last evening before Judge Fltzgvrahi.^dishing claimed that he was a gretn^rider and was unable to avoid the child^which was crossing the street in front^of him. Attorney Walsh appeared for^the defense, but Cushlng was found^guilty and paid I line of $10 and costs.^Hobart saw the little girl struck and^he overtook Cushlng. and. It is alleged,^wreaked his vengeance on the Wheel by^breaking it and twisting it out of MwfM^by kicking It. The machine was rented^by Cushlng and a suit for malicious^mischief and possibly to recover th ^^value of the wheel arc among the prom^^ised sequels to the case of last even^^ing.
A.O. H. BLOCK.
TheOrder Has Decided In llcgin Opera^^tions at Ore a.
Thetrustees of the A. O. H. met last^evening in Judge Fitzgerald's office to^consider the plans for the building,^which is to be erected on their lot 011^Commercial street this season. The^trustees are Ed Devine, Joe Peters, T^P. Purcell. Ii, nls Fee and Judge Fitz^^gerald. The excavation tor the block^will be begun at once and the building^pushed to completion as rapidly a:;^pi maiMe.
'^lane** Tti-Morrjw livening.^Laughter holding both its sides, as aid^John M lton put it, provades ^Jai:e,''^which has been given keel place as one ul^the funniest of the funny comedies of the^day. Wherever acted it literally packed^tho the iter in every city where it was pre^duced. ^Jane^ chases dull care away^w ithout an effort. Fretting people laugh^at and with the bewitching widows in^spite of themselves, and leave the theater,^after the final curtain, much the better^for an evening of unal.oycd fun. Un^^usually-iron ^ is tho present cast. Seats^are no'.v on sale.
Iturn.ih Is the Muff.^Grey A Downing havo mado a rich^strike 011 tho Hannah claim in thu lied^Lion Mining district. The quartz is^studded with gold and frco milling ore.^Soveral claims iu that vicinity have^clianged ow ners in the past few days and^a little boom is anticipated. Tho Hannah^adjoins tho Ked Lien which is now under^lease and limil toon Dill parties.
AnotherInrrtww.
Cincinnati,July !^. - J'ureo hundred om-^ploves of the Pullman shops at Lud^^low, Kv. havo received an incroase of 10^pgr cent, in wagea.
smokela Matibln. b^s: c gar, maniifact ured^Havaana. t uba. Ilranchfact^ty.Oca!a Florida
Hammocks,best and oheapest, at L.^A. King's.
ANACONDAMEAT CO.
Dep.C. Bbooeiiick. President.^A. W. lit n n ^^ 11 Mgr. and Ireas.^FitANK E. ^artn, secretary.^Dlrretors-Geo. c. Broderick, A W.^Burnett. John Wenrer.
Wholesaleano Keiall Dealers in
Beef,Porn, Mutton and Veal,
DRESSEDfOlITflT ^^D HSI
827E. First Street. - Anartonrle
COMMERCIALHOTEL.
CORNERHIIRO an 1 MAIN ST5.. ANACONDA
Thi honee, saving been thoroughly reno^rated, li low epM to tha p ^ e Kales a^per iij. V^ar iiaUooa^e ^ resMctfuay soUa^^bed.S M. WAUUH. t-rug.
YOUBUY
THELOT
'''and we'll build you^1 iiottie gcoordlng
toyour own mi ri;es^ton. u td alow von to pay tor it 111^monthly insU! 111 ntt
Fox^ O'Brien,
RoomsI ami :i I'elritz Hit 1 ling.
A5QUARE^DEAL*
Iswhat we un,'11, very customer, (or^we liedeye tii ^ l^^t possible advertise-^ment t- a woByaa pleases) alte. the^Krooerles we \,- m^| I her. I'ea^e.t with^lier Investment leaf tbrnagh, she w 11^eoine ..train .mi main, and her frlemls^will come too.
We^are eat here for a day or^a month.
WeAre Here to Stay.
ReadOur^Mornino
Price List This
llnspberry Vinegar (lielfa.t) per^bottle
Ltase,iu e. (geee'i 1 per nt. home...
LemeaHugftf, per in can
Raspberry\\me, p.r nt. bottle
Clare!Mine, It yea^^ eld, per qt.
bolte
Aii-ehc.iWine, par qt. bottle
KelMuiKMine, pel nt. bOttie
1'ortWine. i^ years o il. per qt. bottle^SBern Wine, ^ years o d, p r qt.
battle ,
vvhlteMine, 3 yean old, p^ r qt.
bottle
BackKnte WMe, per qt bet lie
ka'* Hose W.ue. per pt. I o'tle
Wlnskey(Olympi 11 ^ years old, pur
qt,boitle
Wiilskey,Bond ,\ I.I lard, ; ^ears old,
pr ^ 11. li telle.,
Dnpius Cognac brandy, per qt.
nolie
llUttkberrjiBrand, perqL bottle....
Hum1 Now tiuglniiil p T qt. bottle...
(llnI Holland per at, lioiue
Burke'sjpqiorted Beblla .-tout, per^dozenI:
BassAle, per ih / 11
frya case of lln iweiser St. bonis^Per. Atiaeotid.i Boer always en^I11 ml.
Carefulattention ^iven to mail or-^d^ s UoeilgtlSraatl ed as represen^^ted.
501.503 E. PARK AVENUE.
Wednesday,4th Day of the^Nine Days^Wonder Sale.
Whatwould^buying a full^Gown for
you think of
grownNight
Weshall let out 72 of^that price to-dav
Thisis
25C
themat
MuslinUnderwear
davon 2nd Moor Prices ot every^garment reduced You will find^there some of the mo-.t exquisite^Corset Covers, Chemises,^Drawers, Skirts and Cambric^and India Mud Might Robes
Itwill pay you to buy lor the^future.
BXCitCMCKTIXTKXSE.
Pricesof Dress^Goods, Clothing,^Shoes, Gent's^Furnishing, etc.
Xeye t^ itched a lower line in Anaconda.
SHOES'
-even'.|fs) pain woman's Tan Juliet'g,^worth S ', now tl 73.
-eveny live 'Aomin's Tan Oxfords,^wortu 1, now ^1 ^^
lineandrvd pair* Wom trs Tan Ox-^fu:- ^ I ho vory latest, wortn i'.i ~i now
I5
T0 littn lie I pairs Womin's Tan Ox^^fords, ia u ^ ^^*^^.:^^', now ^15).^Two i nndre ! and tifty purs Woman's^lion.ida Hunts worth S'.i '.i now r-2. ^5.^To day ^0 i i'an |tt in Men's Shoei of^a 1 kind!) at a tcdiiciion of 20c on tha^dollar.
Atthe First and Fourth Tables.
FIKST-yon will find It trirains in Men's^doth kg that tr ui-ceii s .my previous at-^te mil a1 prcn cutting.^tiO a d S iits goat. 8'^.^a: (1 MO stftl go at $10^^^ Ktiti ini* 'ida.i loofgg, Asto 'tiding^reductions m Hoy's Long Pants, duita
IIto ll^ years.
tin*
DD
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Leadersin* Low Prices
twMontana, j. t. CARROLL COMPANY
Oneof the hanisotrtast. ana munt ele^^gantly appointed hotels In the (Jotted^Bta.e* TharouohlT tlreproof an1 pro.^vi lo t with elevators, alectrlo bells, fire^alarm , running water,batns, ^^^^am h it.^Open fire place* and all taoiern oonven-^tenets. Rooms en suite and stnj e. Cu^^seneand sorvlcs -trloUy first-class. Rates^from 13 90 per day upwards according^10 stte and character of rooms occupied
QBO.W. RBYNOLDS.
MANAUBR.
ANAGON U A. MONTANA.
Manufacturersof Lumber, Lath. Shingle^. Doors, Windows, Mouldings^Dealers in Flour, Hay, Feed, Grain, Coal. Bain and Sweet Wagons and Ex^tras, Buimies. Carriages, Road Carts, Harness, Saddles, Robes, Whips^Oliver Chilled and Steel Plows^Large stock of ^Crown Mowers' and extras on hand.
TUTTLEManufacturing and
==^^-^^ Supply Company.
onkNIUHT, Mil lt^I^.\V, iVLX it.
'Ihe Urulit and w Dl 'i.ue^^ imieiii.-nne, ^l:-s \ NN.V
packer,in the t)i
ufCollie lies,
Tin:M.v.
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Nnpeortedby an^Msurpatsed trrai
e.itnejytalent
sHreetleaof Mr.^t.i pi iTe Krotimen.
40(1Mollis
InKee) York! M i^year of iu ualater-^rnpteit proteerltjt!^tl i than eterl its popu^i i'ie,oieatioiis y I'n sente l^.in i m ..-ii t. ^ ii . i ^id. a Perfect dale^stFaa! ^JaMb ^Kl l^e preerd d bf Ml^Xed cv Brown's oue-a ^^ comedy drama, I III-:^Wtt BHERr.
1'rees .V)c and-l.e i. ats on sale Tuesday^at the Smith UriiK Ce ^,
Doalers
Hardware,
Mining,
Smelting
And
AndSupplies
STORESAnaconda and Butte.
Manufacturers-
Mining
MillingAnd
WORKSAT AUACONOA
Brighterand Mr*^lartty laereeelaff!
INthe District Court of th^ Tnlrd Judi is^Kistrlctof the HUH of Montana, lti and
forlaeOossatr et Deer Ledga,
Inthe matter of th' ^^ ^'t l^rm forth- w.ir
;r9V
In^. cerdanco viiih'...o i^rovl^ivus of section^ss, Code of i ivil Proeedure of the Mate of Moil-^Una. It Is hereby onh ^t that the tfrm- o: t h^^above i-Dtltlrtl Court la autl for Dei r 1. idea^county be, and tho saw* iro uere ^y Bxed foi^tho remMnder of the yeal \Wtk\ as follow.: Hut^the remil.tr term nu n j on the first Momlitv^In July, whleh is now iu . n bo tho third^reKiilar t'-riu for the year IM^,, and that the^term heretofore afMfor tlie first Monday In^November lie the f.i irtu t .futar term for the^year i mi^.
AndIt Is further ordered that the i lerk of^this court make due ptth atlon thoreof as Is^required by law1 HtO. BRAN 1T.V.
Judge.
DatedJuly 5th, M
Walsh6c hagan
MMil BTKC1 i'^iu)\m
Dealersin
FarmImplements,
Harness,Saddlery, Etc.
Weare over stooked with^^^.
3UWj. ion . ana Win sell
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THEOXFORD...
The1'incst Liquors an I Cigars.^Milwaukee Ilcer on Draught.
LOWRY* M0SEHY. Props.
GEO.BARICH,
EastPark Ave.,
Anaconda
Newlinos of Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks^and Gents' Furnishings for summer woar.
'LOWESTPRICES IN THE CITX.
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l-ITU-K.H:\vLLKY CO.,
WATCHMAKERS^ANl^ JEWELERSmm
Carrytho Largest and Fine3t^Stock of Diamonds, Wa'.chas,^Jewelry and Si.verware
ANACONDA.
CUfMlfledBuslneo Dlnetory.
PLCMBIXO.
PLIMBIXU, steaa sad Hot Water BeaOpg.^I stuaaua ruralihed oa^dress J. A llaaiey, iii Oais I
puoatloa-IT^sat, niiisiis
HVBBV.
ANACONDA.r\ONT.
*a^M jPRIMO STABLE.
WeHan4lc ^SUMlsbaker^ Waj^B^,^Best on Earth.
\DMinistkatob'iSALK-ln the district^court of th^ third judicial dWrlct of the^-tile ,f M.en ma. in and for the county of Deer
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NolieeIs hereby given, that in pursuao e of I^mi order, o.^ th^ di^tr.c court of the count* of^Dsart dge, Hateof Hessaaa, mado on tli^^first dav of Ju t. 1 -:^^. in the matter of the e^-^i it^ ot Andrew McKa^. drce.ited. the under-^^ l^ned. t:ie ailtolu strator ot ih ^ est tto of ^,i 1^defeased, will sell at private sale to the hieliest^bidder, for ^^ tsn. on ^a iirday. th i twentieth dav^of July, ins, at lea o'c.eek. a at, at toe store,^of McK.nuona ^ cKa). luthe c.ty of Anaconda^in mi d iM-r l.o^ist ^^ i iuiy. the fo.iow :u{ per^^sooti property, tjwit
Anundivided one-half Interest in and to the^stock of gootls. wares and in^*ichandtse veioag-^lag to the hrui of Mi'Kiuuoii A McKay, situated^iu ttie ^tore of the isyl i tl^-Kinuon ^ stcKar i^n^( omiuTfta: avenue, in the citv ^^f Anaeoutlk^ti - t il Deer Hedge county this sfase u ^: in^^clude book accouats, but includes all store fiirti.-^ture and fixtures lie ^'lu.tu to viid *lore
Writtenbids or o(!er^ w.i; te rcce.ved bv the^aduiius tator unti ^. oco'^i m.. on Fridav.^the l i h day of July. ISM. a:i I may be left at^the office or lieori!* B. ^ lustoo. In the Print,^bunding, in tho sail city ^t An tcamla
WILLIAMM KAY.^A im I ^trator of tho Estateot Andrew McKay,
deceased.
Liveryand Boarding Stables.^First-Class Turnout at ^eas*nal^re JtUsa^:^a^W!o Ufirses and Team* Wltb or Wttaeos^'. :^-. Anaconda. Mostana
or^ twomy. Proot.
ritUCtlMloKAbCAKUS.
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QK.N. S. S1NYUEK
Phi-ilau and Mirjeoa of St. Ann's Hospital.
Office,BgaJ to Montana ll^ tel.
vn.u'ouia.Mm
JT R. HYJLOP, SI. D.
officeiipcn Day an 1 Nigh:.^| Office: Petr.ti Block, Amcnda.
Trya Want Ad in^1 THE STANDARD.
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tMKKSON.
ATTOK N E \^ - AT-L A W.^office: Lelset block. Mala street. Anaconda
1111, STABLE
D.u BHOWNn.U Proprletar.
Buggies.Horsess and Sadslles far fUg*
Alsoproprietor of
.xpisesline. O
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Officeand Stable. First St..
Trya Want Ad. in the 5Un4^t4