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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, THURCDAY MORNING, JULY 18, 1395.
tytSTERX\\0\TA\A.
TheWestern Montana Hureau of the^Standard It at Koom t' ' ' I k Mr-^aoula. Telephone No. *^*^tCttsf^^rates furnished on appltcitlon.
NorthernPacific Receivers' Attorney^in Town.
workingON NEW DEPOT
NovelRailway Cycle and How It Is^Constructed Tho bast-Bonn.I^Train Hoodooed Bridge^Contract Awarded.
Missoula.July IT S : itor Snooner,^attorney for the receiver* of the Nortta-^ern PaclnV. eame In from the Baal to-^day and will Mend ^ MM days in tins^city. He has Just ,- laapli t l I tow of^the Yellowitone park and will t.ik. .1^trip throush the Bitter Root ir alley be-^fore returning. It l^ mated that his^trip I* one of recreation and has M^business signtllcanee.
Workon the foundations .1 the new^depot I* progressing s! n!y .-.\ i o n^are now at work preparing for the^stonemasons.
Sectlonmenthis afternoon removed^the planking fi 111 rllggtat avcim-^crossing, recently rioted by acltM of^the city council, and there |a n m 11 1^thoroughfare tie re
Anovel railway conveyance arrived^here to-day for the use of LI ne ma It^Hutler of the railway intnp.ui.-.. The^machine Is a railroad ey. le and I* a^four-wheeled affair l.uilt on tie- hi ye],^plan. It is aald that a man can 111.1 ke
:Timih s |m r bow 1111.
Theeasthound train Is still MM^time. The tunm I Is repaired M thai^trains art passimr thioesjb, hut a seri^^ous wreck on the nraettea dlVanlM held^the train In day There ui. M ear^loads of freight at western terminals^awaitltiK transportation eastward.
OusFox left this morning oa an ex-^tended prospeettBsJ ,r'l' at****1^tains ^^ st of h^ n
Thec intract for tlx- e.instruction of^a bridge across tl,.- Hig Ilia, kimd for^the now wagon road was to-day award^^ed by the county commissioners to John^Hrltt. the hid b. I III $..1. .0
MR.NOOIMANb IIC NUGGtT.
IIIn Worth ^ .11111 mi.I U round In u^llrsp of I oio
MartinMoonan, a CoettT da Alone mii.-^Mat man. arrived In thti cltj from
Delta.Idaho, yesterday, with a Bjai^gold nugget In his 1 k^ t, says the
PortlandOregonlan. Mr. N00nan bai^Ml marly at y*ara' 1 gperlence as ^^placer miner and proapectoi all oyer^the West. ami. allhoiinh Ilk.- Iha I n^famed Banbin Glue, hit countenance^Is ornament,-,| .it the lower tad !^^ ^;^little bunch of whisk.-is. there Um^alatUtMda clone*, for. unlike Reuben,^Mr. Xooiian really RBOW1 a thing 01^tsro.
Mr.Nootian exhibit, ^l his dig mote^to several persons ^isl.rday The)^Viewed It Willi great curiosity an.I^wondered If it were really piwatlllll thai^no large a sum e.nild r. |ues^ nt the^value of so small .1 . hunk ..i ^|tia: 1.' and^yellow itn-tul. It was 11 bout as large,^and much res, mbl. 1 In Ibapa, 0 fair-^sized Hani, tt pear. A quantity of dirt;^looking quart! was mixed up with it,^and Its rounded tides bttraysd its Oft*^gin in a bad ^I gravel
There'stoo much ,|iiartz in it to I ^^Worth so much.^ said .1 bystander.
Youcan tell nothing by tie look* of^a nugget how much il is worth,^ Mid^another byatander, who looked like .1^miner himself. ^You can only nil by^hefting It, ynu see. an.I. Judging by tin^apparent weigh) of this, it li worth^fully tfiOO.
Itweighs Just JT'j ounces,^ sai.l Mr.
Kaoataa,^and what quarts, theri i In^It won't weigh much It w is rather^r.dd how this here nugget t ame to be^found. It lay In a heap of coarae tail^^ings for live \i.ns l.,f,.i.. some oni
happenedto pick it up You 1'
Masforked out of the sllllee box ah.in;
withother rocks usually fork) I out^to keep the box from bsilkg obstructed.^The man that forked it otM probably^didn't nolle* it-1 1 weight, or i;
Wouldha\ ^ b. 11 found line ii ^ r.
Howoften ran a man pick up stmi^ -^like this lii the COOW d'Aleae coun^^try^
Well. I don't kn iw, It Isn't exactl)^like digging potato, s in the Snak-^liver valley. I hav. been looking for^nuggets of all ater* for . 7 year*, and
thisIs a good deal th.- b.l-g.-t 1 lay^yet found. This OM BOSaSt frota Trail^gulch, nesr Delta, Idaho, and I have^worked around that camp 11 yean^without seeing any othi ti I II
DYNAMITING A CAT.
TheAnsssal iin-atm 1. and Nearly
Annihilate*I'ok, r I'laver-.^From las ranab ^| DsHNsMhi
JamesKashuer, a farmer living; be.^twe-cn sliaron and Baarpsrille^ experi^^mented on a new BMtbnd ol ssscutlag a^cat yesterday aftei^o^ .a w nil alraoal dis^^astrous reiults. Kinlinet ownad a big^roatete cat, w Inch for several days bat^caused him considerable 1 rouble 0* lag to
itsliking for ihe eeiehbtf t* atsiekeas, n
decidedto get r. 1 of the s*US*bold 1
andbsd in his neaeeanaM a stick of dj nay.^mite that ho had laltarlt 1 10 use for^blasting purpose*. Tstttfdaj afternoon^be placed the cat 111 a bag and took it to a^neighboring woods. Ho rsaiossd Its)aal^from the bag and tic I It to a tie-, afttl^which he fastened the llieb of d, namite^to the anmat's back. K islmer lit tho^fuse and stepped back abmt Aftyyards^to sait results. Tat tanitnee, fnghtansd^by tba shower of sparks from lb* fust,^slipped its neck Iroiti the SOOSJt usd^scamtiered tbro'ic'i tbt WOO Is, R 1- mer,^horrified With the possible Nt i ts that^might folio* , bogaa pursuit, at tba saat ^^time shrieking words of warning. A^quartet of Bhnrpeelllt young ntfanrera^enjoy.ng a gaoat ol poker m tbal riciaity
andthecal, now nude de pei ^ ^^ : .
bumsfrom tne Marks, waa making d-
rectlytoward tiie gr*up- Kaaasttt la^passing the pukcr players M Ins Way to
thescene of aaswutioa bad aotiflt 1 them
ofhia intentions, but tbay hid basjoaja ^o
intensiyinttr^tad in ibt gaatt thai i tj^bad forgotten all about ttsthotr aad Ins^cat.
liasliuer'swild yells, ^inecat's lo ^e^with a stick of dynaini'o on its back.^^awoke the poker players to a sense of the^danger, and tl * large.t jack no '^uot bar* templed them to rem 1.11. Tilers^was a scrarao ing of men 111 every direc^^tion. Ono fr.glitcncd player took retuce^in a nearby tree, but ufternard FagffWt*d^it, for the eat was 111 iking directly for Ins^place of refuge. The life of lb* rat was^destined to be short, however, for it had^hardly started on its ascent when there
Ias a report tail snook lOO* PttV 1 ho^to- ^.,. 1.1 ! ^ ^...it. red. 1 1 loriunateiy^no b'.iin.kTi oet 10 in came out injured.
OUF.EHAN.-WKKss 'JY CHILDRtN^a
t'111-11 - if tin ii.,.l,,o i ol.In ScSkSSSSl tre
flietiillnirs.^From I ho lies en I; ulge .
inc.-wi; In. Is-ea de lined by Noah^Webster as ^lie- lad ciiotih association of^o'ljects no. us'i.i o e.i-iiieeted, mi as to^produce a pleasant surprise,^ mav not the^pupils o! some of no-toil's sssjsjjgj faksygla,^w ho g.ivo tliu nsilatftas] answers to the r^examniation i|:e--^i.i'is, ft. ttalm t* ttf^The record .1^ .. e: ^ ^ gnea is b 111 1 Hie,^bavin.-lien rial during lie-past week^at the gradual, m exorcises of uue of the^leadui-j grammar sehisils of tins eny:^1. Who were 1 lit- pi! runs^ A dirty,^i lilthv, set watl live I under the ground.
. Name a domestic animal useful for^I eloilung and descrilsj its h ibits. The ox.^lie don't have ally hahu*, ficcaus,* he^lives in a stable.
IItag were traveling across the^desert w here nouid you choose to res
Iwon, I rati 011 n tSSSsi)
I.Mention live r ices of men. Men,^women, eiiildren 1111 I bab es.
5.liescritw the w hite race and show^'hat it is super - r to the oilier races. A^w lute man argil lead at y 011 u hen ho lueuls^you on I bo street.
tl.til what is the siirfaro of the earth^ganun ste l^irt and people.
7, Name a Hint 1l1.1t his its s1-, on
thooutside. A soi-d e ike.
Nun^ live liutns of water. Mot^water, cold water, lancet water, well^w ater and lad I ater.
tl.Name and locale the live senses.^The eve-, are 11 the nor1 lu ril par: ol i :,-^lace and tin- 111,mill ill tho sou hern.
Ii.Who sera th^ naaun-1 buildnvaf
UsslOT)iMiuiut answer ihi'se ipies;i''iis.
naasggaawlr can.
11.Hi lino || mil and US* it in a sen^^tence. I'liiiei,, to shrink. Flannel^shrinks w hen ii is wasned.
1-. Ily whai is the earth Ml 1 minded,
andby wbai 1^ 11 lightedT it is sur-
roundoilby water and is lighled by gas^and e eel 1 ,eil 1.
1. ' .line s 1 x atiimils of the Aiciie^zone. I .no polar be 1 re an I three seals.
II.What 13 ye isi T Yeast is a rtgtlaV^bit !l\ 111; about 111 Hie air, and hitching
iinil on 10 am th ug.
Ilk Why do you open the dampers inn
startwhen lighting a ftrtT Ta let th*^oxygon in and tie- nittnaasj out.
b. Wiiat di I lag eotistitutioti do for^tho country'.' |: gave the president a
head.
IT.What are the hist tooth that como^to man '.' Fa'sn teetli.
DAYOf GREAT SPORT
PleasantTime at the Gardens and a^List of Piize Winners.
ODDFELLOWS AND KKII NDS
tarns)Ho- Mauni^Thobaagblol atauutaiM on the moon
ismeasured by the Ingjgtll of the sh idowe
lh*yeast ll( oil the pi kia*i
IIyou yveie ,11 ill,- moon, the cart 1^would appear to he til limes iaruer man^tne Ma does to residents ol ihis planet.
Ihe mOoa is believe I to be tiie only^incm^k-r ol the planetary system that is^w hollv devoid ol tlio least trace of an al-
ntnapnawiit is etiintatod that tbolays* of a full
moonis at least : U ^,ii m times weaker I hail^sun ighl Wbon tie ^great orb of da) ^ is
standingat rneesdian.^Our naoon weigh-, ontitlgbllntb as mucii
astheearili. No other statellite in Iho^solar s St*m tXMSUsi one olle-lhollsalldtb^ot 1 lie w e ght of its planet.
Th*lH-'.s.iil ^ciati-rs^ which havo been^dec,\. red 011 nan moon and w Inch havo^long been supposed t, 1 In- exi met volcanic^II MM are now believed 10 have been^caused in ti bombardment of aerolites,
Ihe moon is mil so small as some peo^^ple havo imagined. A recent astronomi^^cal calcination attribute* to lis stir.ace an^re 1 billy as great as that ol Alrira and^Australia combined.
TbtHnnut powerful telescope now 111 Mt^ma -.-i dies _,i 111 diameters. As the moon
m240,000nil** Irani inn nartb. It It thus,
10all MlOOjtl and purposes, brought to^within ISO in.le, 1 1 0111 world. Ilomt
Joinaali
Msnonsdat#asx**h^Mttiaasinlt. Wis., July IT. -A small^tgeWnloti Fti aim r became disabled In^tin- river to day and sTM syv, pi under^on overhanging tic- which capstzisl^her. Miss Nellie Kerr was drowned.
ONEliIVJOYS
Botbtiie method ana n-stilt-; vlion^Syrupof Fig*Utaken; it itpksUttt^ami rofrogklga* IoUm laslc. :tit,l acls^Kcntl}* yd promptly mi tbe Kidssm,^Lirer ami Boweli, cleanaei Um svs-^tern elfectiitilly, ^Ii~j^t ls coliN, hvm\.^acbet :unl lovers ami cures hgHtdal^conitipation. Syrnp of Fign is tlio^only Nmody of its kiml awajf |iro-^inoM, plemtinig t.^ the taste ami go^^[ oeptabk t.i ihe st.iitiach. jirompt in^it- aciinii aasJ truly lam-lieial in itn^i ffi ts, ppgnjgnarl otil* from the naoga^1 healthvgod ndjtwssbMMbntanstMka, its^j inanv e\ci Hi nt utitilities eoiuiiienil it^1 to all ami hatTl tuailc it tla moat^|iii|iular raanedj known.
Syrupnf Phjl i- I'm- stile in Mi^cent bottle* br all Iranlind ilruo;-^|inta- Any reliable dragnrini who^mny mot haivn it cm b*\na vOI Ma^^ntua it jirom|itly I'm- any one wnW^\y i-!:- s t 1 try it. Dg not aree|d any^mU* tit ate.^CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.^louiit'ius.m,. iu*c, #.r.
TheBaal BaoosJ I'unf.er.
Allco Band Furnl^hod Excollont^Music Kacos In Which Old^and Young, Fat and^Loan Took Part.
Butte,July 17^The mid Kellowt of^Ollvt BrOneh lodge of Walkervllle and^their famili^s and friends to the nuin-^b.-r .-I in-.uiy l.iss) iiad |^^swsaion of^i'olumbla gardens to-day from an ear^^ly hour this morniiiK until late to-night^1111 I it was |.l il.al.ly the most thor^^oughly enjoyable crowd ever gathered^in 1 hat pleasant nsoit. Tne different^innio.vts and race* furnished a lot of^atujuntmaat in the afternoon, an I al^^though there waa no time ken^ thefe^w. ui.- )i.^t races and a lot of rec^^ords smashed.
Therunning long Jump yva.s won by^.1 It Lloyd and tin- Imp, skip and jump^by J. It iberts. Th-- prizes were a silk^nmbrnlln and a derby ha!.
.1.j. Atklua carrlM oil tin- fust prize,^1 pair of shoes In the old men's race
ndrf.im Tonkin the second, an um^^brella.
Inthe .Vi yards, old nu n's race, Hub^^ert Thomas ^f Walk, rville, won the
Its*: pftue, a nastraobaum an**,
Inthe r.iee lor girls under Iti years^Maude We-U-s won He- brut prize, a^pair ^ if iiioimb .1 tela*4.-.
Whenthe fat ladies' race was called^1 here was but one entry. -Mrs. Dan^1 en-r.ui of Walkervllle, and aa it was^ri'-rnmary to havai two, a heavy weight^dummy was llxed up and started and^Mrs. Cameron oarrtod off the prune, .1^handsome rocking chair. In lh.. ladies'^it uagrda race Mrs. CnnmriUI also won^Hrat prize, a pair of slippers and Miss^Bffln Matin son ttcond prite.
In Ihe igg race Miss Klorencc
Bmughroawon and ^ irri.-.i off the
lirslprize, a |siir of shoes, and Miss^Jennie Moffat! won second, a hand^^some totlot let.
SunTonkin was the fastest man In^!!-^^ fat man's race and won a naif of^pants, and Mrs Cam,roll yvon another^tlrst prize, a silver mounted Jewel cant^In tin- list yards' ladles' race and Mrs.^I^. K. Iiexler won stOOad, a i^aiior rug.
InIhe race for girls under the age of^II. .Maude W.-ekes won the first prize,^a ft it her fan.
i'h. loo yard race for nu n was won
byA. Bhannahaa, the print for yvhieii^was a box of cigars. I'hil Carr won^the prizes, a box of cigars and a pair^of shoes In the stone putting contest^and long Jump.
U.1 LaVOt won the gentleman's^prize. .1 silver plated liquor flank, as
lh.-best yvaltzer. and Miss Reed yvon^tin- prize as the most graceful lady^yvaltzer, a $Ju parlor lamp. Maud^W. Skat won the applause of tbt crowd |^and ^ cut glass bottst of perfume as^the best Jig dancer.
Tin-Judges on the race werts Tt. D.^Meliroggor. II ^'. Thaekham and Hillv^Hull, and the Judges of the dam e 0OO-^t.-sts were J. A. MeKltlllon. (ieorgc^Croat ami Herbert Snyder. The Alice
bandfundtliad exoellatil ntunlc for the
occasionand many words of praise for^the piotbiency they have acquired
nkac- 1 t*ir rt iaad organization.
HOWLS AND KICKS.^I'awnlirokers tome hi With Their Pro-
Inastonirrs njnsa*e*nnsdi
Butte.July II.^A howl is going up^from the Butte pawnbrokers because^tin- county aaneaaor did not lake their
Wordsbo it as to the value of their^stacks and assess, d tln-m at what he^thought was nearly correct. Harry^Ltlumkln wus assesseij at ^.en. and lie^appeared before Ihe board of equalisa^^tion with a complaint that ILBM of the^.stock of Jewelry was owned by Adolph^PlnajUl and that he owned only fl.nnn^worth of the stock. He tusked the com^^missioners to reduce his nMnnmtint to^$1,1100 on Jewelry and |aM on lixtures,^and tax IS.WW against Mr. PIOCU*. The^matter yyill he heard AUaTUM I, by^which time it is tgnoBlad that other^nawnbrokert wlU also want a heating,^ileorge ROM was ass.-tse.l finn on tt
mortgagewhich he said waa paid, ami^his troubles will be considered Aug. 10.
I,.W. Beaveil kicked because he waa^Bantam d |M on a horse and wagon and
|Mott t'owt that he did Hot own
untilafter the Ural Monday iii May.^His complaint was set for hearing Au^^gust Id,
A Abraham wanted an assessnn nt
offi'.in'ti for Improvements reduced to
ILStn,and will be heard Aug. M,
Mrs.Hattle M. Peters was assessed^IllOO on noma improvements which she^said were not worth more than Ji'.'iO.^and Hat -ii a house which she said had^been burned down and was not rebuilt^until list month. She wants her as^^sessments reduced to I'.'.'iO and the com-^plaint was set for hearing Aug. 10.
KAIRIESJAILED.
\bad of \cr.v OnuansM Vaannlni nual to
thefooler.^Unite, July 17. Stella Karly, Lottie^Liverpool, Pauline and Clyde, colored,
amiBlanche Wlllianaa, Dottle novdanng,
Anne Brana and Nellie Wesley, notori^^ous ICast Galena eireet bnleiaa, wb* bnv*
ben ranaaag men rsrbl and It-It, wero ar-^re-ted ln*nl*ht on warrants from Judge^Aim,m's court charging them w ith 11111-^Btng and hanging about houses of ill^fame. The arrest* were made under the^state law and the complaints were sworn^MbyChuel Tcbo. These are the women^who, tl was claimed at last n gilt's meet^^ing of the police committee, had been dis^^charged by -Iudje Turner or let off with^ridiculously low lines, and their arrest to-
narhiresulted front ibosr tnog inaataaant.^The nrnnann wi 1 |w*babty all plnad gnllty
andtheeitv wrill lose tne revenue. They^wi roloekel up in default of tfl^) bonds^each.
0L-i. i_lo
UUTTKBRIEFS.
OMlllV. F. Uarnaman leaves to-day
to, stablthh a mall route between Phll-
IIpnburg and Granltn for the Midland^' Mall company of Clinton, Mont. Mr.^H it-n ttnan formerly established mail^rentes t o- that company all over the^country and he now attends to nil of^the company's business In the fat
Wet
Lonln Kipn was arrest, d last even-
Lan,11 .1 warrant knnMd from ludgt^Almon's cowl at the Instance of x. J.^BitWnburg, charging him with grand^lar en) II.- is charged with having^stolen ty\-^ steers from Iti.-lenberg s^ranch in Beaverhead county and tin-^case will probably ug sent to that coun^^ty. Klpp furnished a fsoo bond and he^will have a hearing bnfori Judge Al-^man it I n*elocli next Thursday.
HairyKay. Wbo aoaulatd Charley^C dbert with a plckhandle on the nigh;^of July '^ was arrested las: evening by^Constable Bordeaux Judge Almon's^court Kay left town after the assault^an I sent word to the . etietahl* that he^wwuii n^ ver capture htm hut Bordeaux
M,
Asadv^most popu^Will be t'1.1^to Bosun.^Knights T^w ill be on.^route tray^rate $61.to.^gust iOth^return UBl^be cxtet: I^This rout.
pointtof^equipped 1^of chair.^Pullman
Indumur^nnjnnMd t^as nontl
procure1^Write or
Pnetae^e
Therew ill
kepton hi* trail and finally got him.^He will be tried at o'etonfe this after^^noon. Kay was drunk at the time of^lh,- assault, and II till wife had not^sueee,i.-d in getting the plckhandle^away from hlni h- would probably^hav. used Colbert ui- |t tty bally.
DRIVING BACK THE OCEAN.
HieI.lgantlr Work or lb 1 I timing Land
InHull mil.^From the Mils/auk . ,1 mi. 1
Tie-people of njjolland nmvt undertak^^en a gigantic work by means of which^they expect to recover th* larger part^of th. territory now' covered by the^ln$fdtr Zee. the btiand sea of the coun^^try, and turn It again into a fertile^farming region. I It now Just live^centuries sine,- t), InundajUon of that^part of the Ifathtrlaada now covered^by tin Zuyder Z- ru i .uupleted, the^nncronebntnntd of tne tea having been^going on for 2Z, ytarn, previous to^which time the territory was covered^with forests.
Bythe mott stupendous exertions
about:;.^il) square in.f country has
alreadybeen re - i d by an elaho-^rai. dyke system, which has gradually^reclaimed section liter section that^was lost, but th.- to w scheme tran^^scends the previou work in extent and^Importance. The towns of the region^wiiloh had become 01' considerable Im-^l^oi'tanee an seaports throug*n the^luinglng of the yy al PI of the ocean to^their doors, have lost considerable of^that Importance through the dltBcultiet^of navigation and Ihe transfer ol ta*^trad to tho Mori ^ 'Hand Canal and^the V ship cannl, Which connects the^metropolis with ti ocean. On thit ac^^count the remitai if commerce are^not worth as ntu- h 1 ^ the towns tt the^country would hi utter it Is reelaimed,^and therefore th. 1 general acqulet-^otnot iii the plan to drive lh* ocean^out.
1iii iii count of the great cost It will^be distributed oy II 1 period Of thirty-^tin-..- years so gt to make it I at -x^pensive and to male' the beintlts :.;r.i 1-^ually bear their than Ot tht tXpeBM.^A eollosaal sea u ol is to be first built^from North Holla.- I to Frleeland shut^^ting out the tides ^f the ocean. This
WallWill be aid I eel Wide ill the b.l.~
andthe top will bt seventeen feet^above the s.-a I ,.1. while along the^Inner side and at some distance below^the top will be a tr e k yvide enough for^a wagon road and a railway.
Afterthe sea II birred out the in^^closed space to be ill lalmall WiH en^^close wlthta Mparatt embankments^four areas containing in the aggregate^Tail square miles. 1 m.- of these areas^will be lirst draiii.-d by pumping the
waderover tbt embankment, the water
liiidiiigits way to the s,-.i through the^main ihanne), and as the shallowed^portions became exposed they will be^successively brought under cultivation.^It is calculated that yy.thin ton years^2.1,000 acres can bt made annually^available and In Um end Ota inland sea^will he reduced ! . .1 channel about tlf-^teeli miles yvide called the Ysselmeer,
communicatingyvith the aen-by loekn^ui Wleringen, with Amsterdam by 11^branch three mil. - trldt and by anoth^^er with the mouth of tba TtaeL The^plan has received Lie- sanction of the
governmint and tbt anglnanm pro-^nounot it feasible.
At1 In- lintels.
Itutle.July IT.^The Butte^Paul^Kusz, K. D. Itroyvn, H. H. Dunahee,^Philipsburg; ^'. k Woodman. C. H.
Bpencer,G. B. Plngree, Thomat Mc^^Coy. Chicago; E. D. Hatklns, O. C.^Balcb, J. E. Bradley, St. Louis; A. Solo^^mon. O. M. Sunini.Ttleld, San Fran^^cisco N. J. Ei lanberg. Deer Lodge;
D.D. Walker, F. L. Kern,It 1st Emma^Fuller, Anaconda; 8. H. Fields, p.
Grldley,Salt Luke; Miss B. M. Jollie,^Miss S. F. Scott, W. B. Jaoobd an
urtfe.bttti B, H. bn,phaaa, A F, Rich-
aids..11,Lui ius Thomas, .Mrs. A. Mitch^^ell, Miss Mitchell. Andrew Mitchell,
H,F. Hutching .August Hlbbard, Ray^^mond excursion party;Frank Kloute,
IdaKennedy, lllg Timber; (i. K. Bent,^Spokane; Thomas McCoy, K. A. Walk^^er. Oaaaka; \. Hallbrum, H. A. Bwll,^Milwaukee; 1:. J. jClrkhain, ItlnnMnoa
lis;1). T. Hind, Whllehnll.
TiieM^ I i.-rmott^M. Btxby, Sal;^Luke; k. \. Smith, T. F. Richardson,
J, H. Burns. J. \V. Scully. Helena;
Th.mas LambWi Iprlngvilte; MUn it.
Bulllnger.Livingston; Miss Manila^Burrln, Miami. Mo.; C. M. Ryder, Mrs.^Smith, Mrs. Ward. Mrs. rater, Mr.^King and w tl'e. Miss Annie Uiird, Mrs.^K. Tucker. Mrs. Stephens. B. It. llca-^gy, J. Towcy. Anaconda; C. J. Brooks.^St. Paul; ^; L. Tracy, Chicago; Frank^Kiefer. Keokuk: Col. John Doyle, Brit^^ish Columbia.
AdvanringEarnpu.iii titles.^*'I know ot no cities in this country,*'^says an American abroad, ^not even lie-^cago, th ^t impress one so with a tenso of^newness an I creat devoloonient as Ber^^lin and Plug^* I remember Berlin II^years ago, w hen it teoined hardly as much^of a city as Dresden. Now it is so won^^derfully built up and improved tiiat New-^York seems in comparison with it an old^established community, slow in its^growth. Il is much tho sonic with GIis^near, wbost progress iti recent years has^been little los than inirvelotts. If there^are any Americans yylio still think that^our cities are tho only ones that urow like^w eeds I w ould advise them 10 take a nip^abroa I and ret their ryes opened.
lllgWsrelinn-e tire.
CincinnatiJuly IT.^Two tin-men^were kill- 1 and IS Injured at a lire that^started In s tt man's tobacco war. hoont^this afternoon. Loss. }:;i*i.ikh) to $|00,-
000.
Threeviuilon tganatl rtn-ni.
CMoago,July Be-Tbt aaatgnti of the
Armof I'. tt. r, Lovell ^ Co. of Boston^to-day lib 1 1 bill of dlanovery for^nyj ag.it-. .1 V. Varwell A Co. of Chi^^cago.
I'tnieLi k^ Ouleshy of Illinois said^Neantty: ^I have graduated as a carpen^^ter, stor.k. , r, lawyer, soldier, governor^and tenat ^r ta become a farmer, and life^in ihe c e Is best of all.
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Thespectroscoi*., 1 roiii.nes to iierforin^nn iiii|s^rtaui function, shortlv, 111 conner-^11011 with murdi r trials. Tne ordi ary^ics s for human blood titains, though sai-^slaetory en. iwh w beie maiei al ^ p enn^^ui, are almost useicbs w 1 011 toe tla.lis are^very minute. M. M 111r.ee de iinerv has^invented a spectroscope detector, w hereby^he claims to havo discovered btoo t in a^perfectly colorless solution of only one^part n 8o^.00() The ^pcciro-.cop.c^method has also boon applied successful y^by tho lato Dr. Kichardsoii of Poi.ail^^-^ph a, who was able to delect ilin aVJUlth^part of a gram of blood on an axe handle,^supposed to have been used in a case of^murder. Tho m croacop'- i* , fairly safo^guide in most eases where human bloo I^is to bo distinguished Iruin that of an ani^in il
8^ Ve\\ets
TheLittleGiantCathartic.
Mil.'anil PteKoaiil hut Searching^anil Tliorouirli '^^ Kll'eel.
Thi-elittle ' Pellets,^ or Sugar coated Anti-^liilinus r.rantilvs, Cure
SickHeadache, BiliousnesR,^Constipation, lndij(estioa.
Dyspepsia, Pour Appetite,
Andtill derSSrgeSStaSI of the Ltstf, Stomach^uud hnwebt, Ol all drugeists.
ONCEUSED ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
VOl'iVGSPIRITS,
avigorous body lad^robust strength, fol^^low good hesitk,^Hut all fail win nthe^vital powers are^weakened N'i-rvotis^debility and loss of^mtinlv poyver result^from bad habits,con^^tracted by the young^through ignorance^of their ruinous con^^sequences. Low^spiiits. melancholia,^impaired memory,^morose or irritable^temper, fear of Impending calamity and a^thousand and one derangements of body^and mind, result, from such pernicious prac- I^ticcs. All these arc pcrm.inentlv cur a, by I^improved method-, of tn.atm.cnt, without I^Ike patient leaving home.
Amedical treatise, written in plain but^eastern language, bleating of Ihe a start,^symptoms ami curability of such diseases,^sent, securely Staled in I plain envelope, on^receipt of this notice with locts. in stamps,^for postage. Addres-. World's Ins^! v-^sakv Mkoical Association, Buffalo, N.Y. ;
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B.R. D. CO.,
iftlEOKKilNAL DEALbKs in lvkryiiiino:
SHIPPERSOF HAY, OATS. WHEAT and all kinds ot Farm^ant Kanch ProJu;o Wr.to u-3 lwr prico . M . rchanui, Com^^mission Men, Cons amors w.u ati or ban t;o an/ o; Um above^or Ej is. But. or, tru. , B;.-riot an I Qdj dm PrjJ to I in quanti-^Uea veiU Lad it to advan'.ag ^ to j v ai'.i ur ota tj. vVe han^^dle a larga part ot UM product ol ^.h^ Bitto. Ro.i Valley; are in^position to nu-iKo pri.'ca 10 auit Um naarlMti and invito orra-^spondonoo.
MercantiltD .-p ir men*-
Hin..'on. Mjntana.
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BitterRoot^'Development Company,
MaanhMCarertand WMltaalt Daaksri in
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AllKinds ol Mining and Bridge TlmbOM a specialtv- Largo Dry^Kilns in connection with tho Mill. Sash and Djot Factory.^. a3h, Djors, Mouldings, Cedar Sningla3 and Pino Lath. Inter^^ior Finish Hard Wood or Pine. Hind Rails, Balusters and^N0W3I Posts. Scroll Sawing, Tutmni and Fancy Brackets.^Ov-jr 2,003,000 teat of No. 1 Cloar Finish in Stock, either Yard^^easonud or Kiln Dii-d. Estimates aud Prico Lists lurnished^on application.
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HAMILTON,MONT.
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aJUtfOMDAAChM'Y.
DEALER!IN
Lumber,Lath and Shingles.
5 Sa3h, Doors, Blmdn, Etc., Limo, Hair Plaster and Cemant.
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1 Agonts ior the Standard Pressed Brick and Rud Brick.
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CommercialAvenue, Anaconda, Montana. |
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reBsvtnrssMss tba id.^- d neveral 111 -nths air.^ the^1 \cuit1 m of the s 1-..11^, \ tt bjr the I'nlon Paclfl ^^Mass. on account of the^^iii^lar Conclave, The rate^1 ire for the round trip via^led, making the cheap tat^Tickets will l e on i-.tle Au-^nd will hear tit. il ItmH for^' eteptemher Uth, tmt may^i to October i.th it' .1, s,r ,j.^^eaehes nil the pfiactpaJ
t.erest and all trains are^lh the very latent patterns^',s*pinc and dinliiK ears,^r sivacc will b. ^*ry much^and all i-asseiiKcrs ar. rc-^ti.iko laMitnthina a^ early^to enabi-' the aoaansMy to
nive*sary enulpment.
eaillon ^eur nearest Tnion^tit for further Information,^he Another Is-lit I.lkeix :r-
slonin Antjnsst,
Forid-snsing an-,1 purifying ^inks.^closet*, drains and treat! ntptJO, noth^^ing eqti Us |ted Seal Lye Fine granu-^latist, an I packed in large sifting top^cxns.
quickly.Over2,000prhvtoenli'scmrnls.
PrcniBtureni'-smeans unnut)J in die flmt
rtsite. It !s a rfBptOni of n inln^l weakness
andbarrstrness. it cuu bo Mnffal ^ Msnaa
bytho nseot Hudvan.
Thenew discuvery was mail^ 1 7 the Stvelnl-^Istsoftlieold iainuHudson Meclctl Institute.^It Is the strongest vlisnzcr Liaue. It is very^powerful, tint hutmlcss. Suhl fer 31 oti a psck^^spoiini inckaecit fur S5.00(|lalnsi;^ledlioxia).
wrllltnfnartnltt yiTeu as/a ea^% it yon buy
sixboxes and arc not entirely cured, six more^will l,e sent to veil tree of til e'lsriti-s.^^andfee rirrulorsnnd ti^tinieiUBN. Addrcst^Hl'USON MEDICAL INSTITl'TE,^JuDctlun Stocklou, 'larket ^ Kills att*^^iiu Vraniisi o, I a I.
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Mlisoula,Montana, lliit^.ns Ave.
Onetin.l one tia'f blaeks fr-'tn N V ile-^imi. Oao a.l tat hi I hoc.,, from^has ni*^t center t-.xeelbNnt tatil',^s ,-am lieat. ha-etile . | .1 I t-ads. flee^tins. s.iiii|uo rooais fer catumeri'iai men.^lla.es gi.eu.
Win.Kennedy, Ml^r
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NorthernSteamship Company
STcamshipNorth \\cst and Kwtl Uwd.
SEMI-WEEKLYSERVICE, l^f.
KasNllutinil,Monday* and Fridayi Ir m Oulutlt
Bound,I'u-'sil.tys
CHARLK5bMSLEY,
Bclantifleandl^Di'corattvo
udfridayi from Bntttlo. Connection ntdjd tt thd Boo ahd IfacsTiMd^Island s'.oitner* tor Lake ataMlgto ''
ThoNorthern steams ,ids aro exclusive., . . tatlfagarl an I jaakt stnaaj nh*_*a^^Maekbstt Is at.d. Detroit, lieteland and 111111 do. 1 hestsh p^ tre the larm-l and lttie-.on the^creat lases. ami eiiua. in equl .ment and lln.ih IM best ^ e it I n r- I Ii ^ trm l,t^i Wist by^w erbe we 11 Dtiatth an I i.uttalo In ma.i- a I tile I i.ui tr do time, tas aterat ^ i^fJO ^j-M^tne,,tv mies an hiMir. AH the comforts of the nn*U hotei- 1 rl^ 1. witu tatir* irtoi^BI^froni dnsi. 11.1- aad eMfmlon iua In connection wuh the t.real Northern ..^'^'T^*^*^^Minuet tad rj m. from tbe fwta elites sad the west. ^lt ^ ir retitul trip 'J. ^v^l^k^r4T^^est Visiters teer frost the east sgeosd Use the see ims'ap ooa way tit Icait. lor uimr ta-^Ktmatiou a|.p.^ to any a^out of the Oreat Nortm-ra BttUway, of addr ii
F.I. WHITNEY, (i. P. dt T. A., St Paul.^J. E DAWSON, OEN. AOENI. Butte, olont.
MU5ICAND DANCING.
MtttQUit,.Mont.
FORCATARRH
Dr*tnaMdiscii it.
TheGODFREY ^ FOOTE Orchestra^haw commenced an entrapment at the^BOULDER HOT SPRINGS and will^Play tor Parties Night or Day in the^Large Pavillton Wire tor Rooms
Q.Q. BBCKWITH, Manager.