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GREATFALLS.
TheGreat Fall! Office of the Standard^la at 107 Central Avenue, on* door West^of Weitern Union Telegraph Office. Tel^^ephone No. I Advertising rates fur^^nished on application.
LANKY GETS BONDS
Argumentsin His Case Will Be Heard^To-Morrow.
SOLDIERS MARCHING HOME
Cavalryof the Regular Army on a^Practice Ride Ovar the Country^-Will Probably Give an Ex^^hibition Dress Parade.
GreatFalls, Aug. 17.^The examina^^tion of ^Lanky^ Dunn, accused of^having killed Helmer at Belt, waa con^^cluded to-day and arguments In the^case will be heard Monday. Meantime^Judge Race has reduced the ball bond^from $5,000 to $1,000, and Dunn secured^Tat Hughes and J. H. Reckards as^bondsmen and has been released from^custody.
LieutenantRyan, with an escort of^10 men from the Tenth cavalry from^Fort AsslnTbolne, arrived In town last^evening, and the soldiers are en^^camped on the river bank. Messrs.^Hayward and Frost of St. Louis, are^with the party, and they are engaged^In taking topographical notes. The de^^tachment left Assinibolne 10 days ago,^and have covered nearly 300 miles since^that time, coming to the Falls by way^of the Belt river country. On Monday^the party will again start out going as^far west as the main range, and thence^returning to Fort Assinibolne.
Threetroops of the Tenth cavalry^under command of Major Woodward,^will reach Great Falls in the morning^and probably encamp for a day or^two. The troops are en route to Fort^Shaw, where they will remain several^days drilling and then return to Fort^Assinibolne. The trip Is made in or^^der to keep the soldiers In marching^condition and to allow the dust of the^Fort to be swept from their uniforms^by the oronlc zephyrs that float over^the plains of Northern Montana. Dur^^ing their encampment efforts will be^made by the citizens to have the com^^manding officers get the cavalry out on^dress parade, lust to show the public^the maneuvers and evolutions of regu^^lar soldiers.
A DIRTY GA NO.
appointedJ. R. Castner, Matt Richard^^son and K. Bynon additional trustees^fr^r the school district, the new law al^^lowing five trusl^es to districts having^a population of between .VtO and 1.0U0.^.1 S. Harniim. clerk of the dlstrit. la^taking a school census, and if the pop^^ulation is found to l^e over MM two^additional trustee* will bo appoint- i
PercyBuchanan, a youth who had^become imbued with the Idea that he^knew more than hi* parents, recently^started out from Belt for a trip around^the world, seeking fortune and experi^^ence. He found the latter in large,^obese chunks and as a result came^home Wedesday with a long story and^a vigorous appetite. Percy Is a bright^boy and the experience of the trip was^a thorough education to the young^man In several respects.
MOREROOM NEEDED
CascadeCounty's Jail Is Lacking in^Essentials.
RafllansInralt a La 'y at Hinsdale and^lomtxilt Many Depredations.
GreatFalls, Aug. 17.^Down at Hins^^dale, a little hamlet with a postofflce^attachment In Valley county, a num^^ber of ruffians are making life trouble^^some to Postmaster Jones and his wife,^and as a result are likely to receive an^official visit from the United States^marshal or some of hi* deputies. The^following letter to the editor of the^Glasgow Gazetle explains the condition^of affairs:
WihlleI was In Glasgow last Friday^on business an attempt was made to^frighten my wife, wlio was acting as^postmistress during my absence and^1o drive her from uhe postofflce. What^the object was none but the parties Im^^plicated know. At about 6 o'clock one^f f them Informed Mrs. Jones that the^'pumper' waa going to have a lit and^for her not to be afraid. Far from be^^ing afraid. Mrs. Jones provided herself^with a shotgun loaded with buckshot,^which. It seems, had uhe effect of pre^^venting the flt, as It did not come off.^Mrs. Janes had Mrs. Lund's daughter^Haying with her, and three section^men came over to assist her in protect^^ing the postofflce from the violence^she anticipated. Notihlng occurred,^however, until the next night, when^the parties returned. They sneaked up^to the postofflce Mke a band of coyotes^In the dark and besmeared the post^^offlce windows with tilth and com^^mitted other unmentionable depreda^^tions. The parties may rest assured^that I will leave no stone unturned In^my endeavor to bring them to Justice.^^John M. Jones, Postmaster.
LOCALMENTION.
GreatFalls, Aug. 17.^Dr. Vidol and^O N. Holt came in from Neihurt '.his^afternoon en route to Missouli to at^^tend a meeting of the grand lodge ^ f^the- A. O. U. W.
Theseating capacity of the Snnd^Coulee school house his been doubled^and yet there Is narllv room for tne^pupils expected duriig the fall and^winter t^rms.
TheChoteau baseball tenm his been^Invited to cross bats with the lecal or^^ganization next Sunday, and an Inter^^esting game is anticipated
Theschool census of Benton, Just^^taken, shows 1119 children of scihool age^while 74 little ones are under 6 years^of age. The natural Increase of pop^^ulation at Benton compares favorably^with any town in the state of Its size and^thei residents of the old town are doing^everything within their power to keep^abreast of the times In point of growth^and the like.
JudgeDudley DuBose left for Benton^this afternoon after a brief visit with^friends in town. The Judge's district^now comprises Clioteau, Fergus and^Valley counties, and terms of court art-^held at Benton, Glasgow and Lewis-^town.
PostmasterWegner. Henry Prentiss.^Jr., and Mrs. Amos Desllets will repre^^sent Great Falls at the grand lodge of^the A. O. V. W., which convenes at^Missoula next Tuesday.
TheShonkln Stock association was^in session at Benton Thursday. The^attendance was large, and the condi^^tions prevailing on that large range^were thoroughly discussed. The round^^up will commence rhe latter part of^next week from Spring coulee, end^while the young stock is being brand^^ed The marketable o.mle will be cut out^for shipment east In October.
JamesT. Stanford, vice president of^the Northwestern National bank of^Great Falls, accompanied by Mrs.^Stanford and the children, are on^a visit to the coast. During the trip^they are the guens of President Hill^of the Montana Central.
NOTES FROM BELT.
RED RIDING HOOD.
Wolf and Robin and All the Mother
.^^^^^ttrnivnle* Will lie -een.^Great Falls, Aug. 17 ^The operetta^of ^Red Riding Hood^ will be given In^the opera house Wednesday evening^next, for the benefit of the Montana^Children's Home society. The play It^^self Is a very pretty one. and as It Is^given in the interest of a most worthy^cause, it shouM and probably will draw^a large audience. Following Is the cast^of oharaotlejrs:
RedRiding HoodMarian Malcolm
MammaMiss Fanny Cockrtll
GrandmaMrs. R. K. Hammond
Hugh(woodman)Mr. David Craig
Wolf
Robin
ElfleMiss Edith Chase
ButtercupLillian Hammond
(6years old.)^RoseMiss Nanny Campbell
Semi-chorusof little Blue Bells.
Fullchorus of Merry Children.
Belt.Mont.. Aug. 17.^Since the re^^sumption of work in the mines the^camp Is beginning to hp lively again.^There Is more or less building in a^small way. all of which Indicates con^^fidence In the future of the town.
Themachinery and timber for the^new shaft to be sunk by P. J. Shields is^on the ground and work is being^pushed as rapidly as possible. Contrac^^tor Shields Is also building a new resi^^dence and will remove his family from^Great Falls to Belt as early as possi^^ble.
Mrs.Dr. Chamberlain left this week^or a visit to western friends at CttYxe-^and. Ohio.
County Superintendent Swan has
THE OLD TREATY.
MaySome of the Whites Will Pay for^Dead Bannocks,
Washington,Aug. 17.^In spite of the^reports to the contrary, It may be de^^finitely stated that the Indian- bureau^as yet has taken no steps whatever^looking to the punishment of Jackson^Hole settlers for killing Bannock In^^dians. The bureau has sent no com^^munication on the subject to the de^^partment of Justice. It is probable,^however, steps will be taken to bring^those engaged In the killing to Justice.^The delay has been caused by the fact^that no law Is known under which the^United States courts could take cogni^^zance of the matter, and the further^fact that It Is practically Impossible to^secure a conviction in Wyoming state^courts, owing to the strong feeling^against the Indians.
To-day,however, it was discovered^that the treaty of July 3, 1S6S, between^the United States, Bannock and Shu-^shone Indians, contains this provision:^^If bad men among the whites or^among other people subject to the au^^thorities of the United States shall^commit any wrong upon the persons^or property of the Indians, the United^States will, upon proof made to the^agent and forwarded to the commis^^sioner of Indian affairs at Washing^^ton, city, proceed at once to cause the^offenders to be arrested and punished^according to the laws of the United^States, and also reimburse) the Injured^persons for the loss sustained.
Whilethe bureau has not yet de^^cided upon a course of action, it is^probable arrests will be made by Unit^^ed Statos marshals under the provi^^sions of the treaty. The persons ar^^rested can then sue for writs of ha^^beas corpus, thus bringing the Inva^^lidity of the treaty and the whole stat^^us of the Indians Into court.
ALL JUMBLED IN A BUNCH
Youngand Old, Bad and Not So^Bad Thrown Together -Severe^Criticism of a Local Paper^-It's Not Filthy.
GreatFalls. Aug. 17.^Sheriff Dwyer '^needs additional room at the county I^Jail and needs It badly, too. The i --^ent condition of affairs at that Institu^^tion is simply damnable. On former^occasions the Standard has called at^^tention to the conditions existing at the^Jail, and this morning the Tribune^takes up the subject and discusses it^as follows:
'Thenew codes make it obligatory on^the sheriff to keep different classes of j^prisoners aiurt. A Tribune reporter^yesterday pail a visit to the county^Jail to see how the provisions of MM^law were carried out. Everything about^the Jail was neat and clean, but there^was no attempt on the part of the j^sheriff to separate the male prisoners. '^young boys being herded with the most^vicious classes and furnished every op- !^portunlty to take lessons from past j^masters In the practice of crime. The^Hon Is impossible. The accommodation ,^tlon Is Impossible. The aocommoda- '^tllons for female prisoners Is a disgrace^to Cascade county. There Is just MM^female cell, (x7 feet in dimensions. 1^without any possible means of heating^It, and without any ventilation what^^ever.
ItIs little less than a crime to com^^pel any woman to occupy It. There are^23 prisoners In the Jail and three are^women. One of them Is sick with a^loathsome disease, one is crazy and the^other is a young girl. The Insane wom^^an Is confined at night In the cell here^^tofore described, and the other two are^locked up In a room belonging to the^Jailer's apartments up stairs. It Is an^ordinary room with an ordinary door^lock, and as the sick woman requires^constant attention, the Jailer makes his^bed on the floor Just outside the door,^to watch over the two prisoners. The^arrangement of the Jail Is all wrong,^and the county commissioners should^at once see that some adequate and de^^cent provision Is made for females who^are condemnt'd to expiate their misfor^^tune or fault under the ward of the^county at Its Jail. The present arrange^^ments are little less than disgraceful.
PLEASANTLYREMEMBERED.
Pacificpesserajsr ssjent, whose a^^re short PM, has) been located ta CSR-^. ago. Ills relatives are trying lo make^up his ehortssj* s^n4 prevent Ms prosecu^^tion.
Can'tAutre
I'nlon.Mo.. Aug. IT The Jury In the^Duostruw case came Into court to-night^anvl reported ^ d'.***: ^ it, They were^discharged by the judge Seven Jurors^Mood for conviction ind. tne for acquit^^tal.
TheBest Blood Purifier,
THEMoat
*the Stale.
VOORHEESINTERESTED.
Waller'sExciting the Mympathr of Many^Prominent Americans.
TerraHaute, Ind^ Aug. 17.^Senator^Voorhees, who has tak^n an interest^In the Imprisonment of John T. Waller^in France, forwarded a letter from^Waller to the state department and^has received the following from Act^^ing Secrotary Adee:
Inreply, I have to Inform you that^the department has been unremitting^in its efforts In behalf of Mr. Waller^through the ambassador of the United^States at Paris and the consul of the^government nt Tamatlve to obtain all^the documents In the case of Mr. Wal^^ler's recent trial by a French military^tribunal, so that this government^might be in a position to determine as^to the character of his trial and as to^Its further action In the premises. A^short time ago Mr. Fustls was furnish^^ed by the minister of foreign affairs^with a copy of the charges against Mr.^Waller and his sentence, but Mr. Eus-^tls has not yet been able to obtain I^copy of the evidence In the case. He^has, however, been Instructed to make^renewed application to the French gov^^ernment for an official copy of the evi^^dence, and also permission to see the^prisoner, who is understood to be In^111 health.
Youmay be assured that every step^consist nt with diplomatic usage will^be taken by the government to afford^Mr. Waller the full measure of protec^^tion to which he may be found entitled^by reason of his American citizenship.
'residentsat Atlanta.
Atlanta.Ga.. Aug. 17.^Steps have^been taken to bring the presidents of^two of the most important of the south^^ern republics to Atlanta In time to^meet President Cleveland on his pro^^posed visit to the cotton states exposi^^tion. It is probable that a strong com^^mission will soon start to Venezuela^to invite President Creep.) to visit At^^lanta during the exposition.
Acommittee will leave here to^^morrow for the City of Mexico to pre^^sent President Diaz and cabinet with^an invitation to visit the exposition.
Valley(onnty Assessment.
GreatFalls. Aug. 17 ^The clerk of^Valley county has completed the work^of correcting the assessment roll of the^county, the property of which now^shows an assessed valuation of $1,631.-^255. The assessment, as compared with^that of last year, shows a falling off^of $lir^,ii9'i. notwithstanding the addition^of MUM worth of real estate In Glas^^gow which was not listed in 1894.
DoYou Know^That by using the Northern Pacific and^the ^New Burlington Route^ via Billings,^Mont., you will save
40hours to Head wood. S. D.;
Illhours to Kansas Lily, Mo.;
IDhours to 9L Joseph, Mo.;
jLhour- to Lincoln, Neb.;^e hours to Omaha, Neb.
Inaudition to the above-mentioa* 1^points you will save from 1 to Jl hoars to^all Nebraska, kausas and Southwestern^points.
Cityticket office, 23 L. Broadway, Butts.
MissLlssle Ho and Presented With a^Beautiful D. of II. Badge.
Butte,Aug. 17.^A large number of^the members of the Degree of Honor^and other friends of Miss Lizile P. Bo-^land called on the young lady to-night^at her house on California avenue,^South Butte, and presented her with^an elegant past chief badge of the or^^der. The presentation speech was^made by J. H. Calderhe-ad, and Miss^Bolnnd made an appropriate and feel^^ing reply. A very egijoyable evening^was passed with cards and music. Miss^Boland will leave In a few days for^Colorado, where she has accepted a po^^sition to teach school.
HIGHESTON THE COAST.
ClansSpreekels Figuring on Krert ng n^m-stnr, Building.
SanFrancisco. Aug. 17.^Claus Spreck-^els, the sugar king, has let contracts for^rhe construction In this atCS of the tall^^est building west of Chicago. The struc^^ture will be situated at the corner of^Market and Thirl streets, and will he 15^stories high. The estimated cost is^$1,000,000.
Atthe Hotels.
Bubte.Aug. IT^Butte.^A. L Bab-^cock and son, Billings; George R. Dick^^enson, Joseph G. Rosengarten, Alger-^don B. Roberts, Francis D. Patterson.^Philadelphia; J. J. Oliver, St. Paul: U.^H. Dunshee, Phltlpshurg; L. E. Nue-^gardt. Helena; S. Carpenter, C. H. Pow^^ers. T. E. Collins Helena.; Isaac Brown.^Louisville, Ky.: James K. Wood. Mis^^soula; E. T. Nlebllng. Portland; John J.^Shaughnessy, L. R1ce. Julius Sultan,^San Francisco; A. W. Mi-Cune and^wife, Miss Fay McCune, Raymond Mr-^Cune. V. S. Hardy. Salt Lake; K. F.^Kraft. Chicago; W. McElllstrum, Chi^^cago; S. Glass. W. P. Hammatt. Hugh^Audingdnn, Ed. S. Audlngdon. New^York; H. G. White, Denver; F M.^Thomas and wife, Dillon; Frank C. An^^drews. Detroit; W. W. Wylle. Koze-^man; Frank A. Ross, West Superior.
McDermottFrank Db'kelmeyer. New^York: Miss F. Witter, New York: V. M.^Bingham. Robert B. Smith. T, J. Da^^vidson, T. F. Richardson. H. \V..o|-^lelch, Helena; J. W. Forbls. Butte: Rob^^ert J. Shields, B. F. Saunders. ('. W.^Green. Salt Lake; J. W. Watson, Crow^Agency; Mrs. K. V. Culver. J. God-^dard. J. A. Baker, D. B. Gilliam. W.^Sutton. Montana; George Ja. ka. Silver^Bow; Owen Roberts. Chicago; J. K.^Merkel. Omaha: F. H. Dates, (Treat^Falls; E. M. Backflnger. Denver; J. W.^Elson. Choshacton. Ohio; Lee W. Fos^^ter, Brown's gulch; E. J. Johnson. Nor-^rls; C. W. Berry. Missoula; H. J.^Thompson. Dillon; B. W. Fleming. St.^Joe; F. Braze], Brown's gulch: N. J. 1s-^dell. Pony; F. M. Thompson and wife,^Dillon; George Smith, St. Paul.
I.n'dIn the Ranrh.
Virginia.New, Aug. 17^There Is^considerable excitement over the dis^^covery of gold quartz in the Padroli^mine In Sliver City, six mll.-s from^Virginia. Emanuel Padroli, a rancher,^has discovered a ledge on his ranch^which assays $100 per ton. He made a^clean up of $10,000 yesterday. Pl-nty^more of the same ore Is In sight and^assays going to $150 per ton have been^obtained.
K,of P. Biennial Session
Chicago,Aug. 17.^The eighth bien^^nial session of the supreme lodge of the^Knights .^f Pythias of North America,^tkiuth America. Europe. Asia and Af^^rica, will be held Monday. Tuesday.^Wednesday and Thursday. The city is^already tilling up with delegates from^various parts of the, country.
IillerCoulter Hnrglarisrd.
Butte,Aug. 17.^It Is a nervy man^that will rob a Jailer, and that is the^sort of man who entered the rooms of^Jailer Clyde Coulter some time during^the nltrht. Mr. Coulter went to bed^about midnight and when he awoke^this morning discovered that a visitor^bad been amund while h^- was asleep^and taken $*0 from his clothes.
Fxploslvesfor .Viol i... I'nwrr.
\i ling to the opinion of Superin^^tendent li n ker of til. ai ms fact : \ i;^Sparbrook. England ind a prominent^expert in that tine, the i sslhlllties of^the Industrial use of high egplosiv s^for generating motlv- i-over are a tit^^ub^ t of study. 1 ih gunpo* i I^engine he thinks only slightly, .is such^an explosive merely I \ lops in ...m-^I'Ustion about JSC! volum s of perman^^ent gases, while the solid rssMsief an^very considerable, soon clogging any
machine:nevertheln i pound
gunp.nvI r is eapabl. of dev eloping^I ;^..^^^ ' ol pounds of rgj Tin- vv^smokeless powders a: ip.ible d 1^v eloping still higher energy, an 1 are^also more under com; i while giving^off nearly 1.000 volum. - of permanent^gases, and leaving no solid residue.^Though the temperature ,| velop.d by-^all these propsllanis are high, he^thinks It very possible to ovircOH thai^difficulty In the sum.- way as It l^ 1 IM^with gas engines, or eves, by making
Useof fhe energy of ' ^^ vvavr so em^^ployed when converted nt . steam. A*^Kagnail ^cordite^ develops I.SM calo^^ries p-r gram, the possibilities of Its^employment In some form of ^powder^gas^ engine Is remai k11 upon as not^without attractiveness to engineers of^a speculative turn. The temperature^of gunpowder on explosion |g about^4,000 dog F . and that ^f He- smokeless^powder is believed to be considerably^higher, though this has not yet been^fully determined.^From the Detroit^News-Tribune.
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Weinstein's
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Thearticles advertised In this apace are
mean:as indications of how our prices^run. We keep . very thing you need In ,^every .lay litis and a postal card brings j^you full information about anything you
name.
IbVMRWAM.
RogersBro.'s 1HT or \Vm. Rogers^brands which-ver von prefer^both are^good.
Knivesand forks, plain or satin fln-
h--l handles, per sot of ^ each$3.3
Teas|^von^. newest patterns, t! for.... 1.3
IVssertspoon*. H for $.00
Tablespoons, ^^ for J.ti)
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fienulneAustrian china dinner set.^hand painted, light ware, fancy shapes^^the sort of set that usually retails for^J^'^- to make room for fall Importations
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parkhotel comfy. J J. KELLEY, .Manarier.
Lbsrally Managed Hotal la^with all modern Improve*
mnts, rooms with baths, en suits or sir*,^gle. Larce, well lighted sample^for tne commercial trade.
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PCOPLrf BMPLOYMHNT HlllKAl^Tel. JU6. Oldest agetH-y, the beat rus^^tlers. Family girls, dining room girls,^hold help. etc.. march :o the People s^office, second floor il*^l^y block, Butie.
MTAMTKH-WOMAN ^'ix^K !''^^^ Cop^^per City boarding house. \3 Ka*t Front^street. Ana- unda.
Prof.WALTER,
TheGreatest Clairvoyant, at 321 West^Galena Street, Between Idaho and^Washington, Butte.
Ifa flowering
id.nitdoes not^Moasoaa, there's^little beauty in it.^If it is sick and^fadul and with^^ered and lifeless,^nobodv cares for^it. It falls short^of its object in^bring It is in-^^^^ pi ete^un-^fini-lied.
Timeswithout^number women^have been liken^^ed to flowers ^^and riKhtly. Hut^what of her^whose phv-ical^condition corres^^ponds with the^blossomless^plant^ What of^the woman whom^weakness has^made not wholly^and wholesomely^a woman I Many^thingi b ad to de^^rangement of a^woman's delicate^organism. It may be due to carelessness.^It may be due to ignorance fostered by^mistaken parents on the pit a of preserving^modesty.
Itmay result from improper treatment of^some minor trouble. Whatever sickness a^woman has, it seems always to affect the^organs which make her a woman and these^in turn work upon all the rest. There is^much insanity among women. It is really^surprising that tin re is not more.
Thetroubles peculiar to their srx work^strongly on the tu rves. They drag upon^the most delicate in rves in the body and^the inflammation always present causes a^debilitating drain that will enervate the^most robust.
Dr.Pierce's Favorite Prescription has^brought comfort and health to thousands^of suffering women For many years, lit.^Pierce has been Chief O insulting Physician^at the Invalids' Hotel and Surgical Insti^^tute at Buffalo, N Y. He has used the^^ Favorite Prescription ^ all the time, with^uniform success. With it, tin n- is no^need of the commonly insisted upon dis-^i tressing examinations and ^local treat^^ment ^ Ten cents sent to World's Dispcn-^sary Medical Association, will bring a Ihi.4^of 168 pages, sealed in a plain envelope.
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WANTBD-INANACONDA. A LIVK,^energetic, expert bk-yclart and a mem^^ber of a bu-ycle club, to introduce an^article ns* value ro wheelmen. Address^M M . Standard office, Anaconda, with^references.
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WA.\Ti;i- DINIMQ HoUM OIRIi AND^nurse girl at one. .vnacoieia restau^^rant, Anaconda.
WARTRD^i^^-l) OIKL FOlt ISKNF.R-^al housewyirk colored or ferred, a* ail^at R I tao avenue, tauti llucte. _
WANTI-IDPAN WAs ll.lt A t THR^Montana.
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WANTKD.1 UlNINii Ituoll UIHI.s I^for private house work. Wilson Plm-^ploym.-ni offl e. over (Jens 4s KUIa,
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MR,WILLIAM JARRE OROAMtstT^anil teicher o4 music, gives lessons on^the piano and organ. For terms apply^(ft! N Main etri. t, Centervllle.
Pullmansiesplnu cars, hetwssa butts an I^Hi. Paul, upholstered Tourist sj|e*p^r^; eleiian:^day coai-h-vs ami Uluiug car ssrylcs on an^ibrouitli trains.
ForInformation, time -arts, maps ana ttaksli^call un or write W. M Icon v. ilea. Age, -I^bast niuadway, Mutts, Mont, or
CIUKI.KSft PRE^General Passenger Agent.
St.Paul Mint
The^r^ih-r
Washington.Aug. 17.^Montana: Fair;^probalily slightly warmer la northwest^^ern portion; variable winds.
HeHas loco I^M-al.d.
8auFranclaro. Aug. IT.^ James D.^Cook, Si^ mlssuig cashitr of the Sou .hern
Vollee of MbBSJ Fleet I.in
Noll-eIs hereby Riven that a special^election will be hell by the electors of^Hcbool District No. 1^, |). r Li^.lire coun^^ty. Slate of Montana, ^n Saturday, the^31st .lay of August. A. D. UC4 bstween^the hours ^^f n o'clock a. rn. and H o'clock^p. m. of said day. a- which will be sub^^mitted in the tlsoton ^f said district the
questlvmwh.-ther a - .x, not lo exd t
millson each dollar of :he taxable prop^^erty of said durtrleit. shall he raised to^furnish additional school facilities for^said district, an-l to m-i:ntaiti the schools^of said district.
Saidelection will he held at the Cen^^tral school building on Main str.i^t. 1n
theCity of Ana la. In said district.
Ticamount to be raised is $l^.i^^i
J at. KKNNKDY.^Clerk of School District No. 10, as afore^^said.
Trustees:I. M. ROCEEERLLER,^D D. TWOHY.^O. C. VOSS.^C. A. TtTTTLE,^M. MAHTIN.^P. OrDIMMY.
H.M. ^TEPHRNR
Noticeof Wale of nly Properly.
Noti-e is h--r^ l.y gtvi n thiat In pursu^^ance of an on!, t si board of SSttnty^BSSBsRsalont-rs of D--i Lodge county,^state of Montana, in.. ! oa (he Uth da)^of August A. I^. 1*.'-. the said hoard of^county eommis-.-ion. :^ .\ .ll OT Thur^d-i\^th- Rth day of Sept.in - r. A. I ^. 1*0, r^^i o'.v.e k p. m. of sai-i lay at rhe sonih^court house door of ^.ii i county, in tie-^town of Deer LsdsTe, t -aid county, s^ll^at public auction t.- hgheat bidd ^^for cash rhe follow-r - nb.-d per ,^property of sai l - ^ v. to-wit: One^warr.i-ii i-su'*l by ^!county, k:,,
of Montana, and -it nt Pa-y.ilile
sa'dDeer Lodge I
$MJM,d^ti-l MS] rag^RSi w:;h sMesssjulai-^at tine rat.- of 7 B.^from sat! January -^ '^ -I. fail I..,^of county commi*-'-1 reserves) the^right to reject any nl bWs for aai-l^prop. rv. Dab i ''-ay of Augu-:.
A.D. 1WC.JOHN U. FlriHKIt.
CountyClerk and lb t let of said Deer
Ijo-lgecounty.
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Ifyou are tax ihat ysur tleksl frosl M^neapoilt, St. Paul or Uulutb reads Tia
(cSt. P. M. ^ 0. Ry)
Three131 First (Tas^ Trains Usee Rtn-
Deapollsand St. Paul tor CblCKO on ar-^rlrai of trains from Anaconda as followsi
LeaveMinneapolis ; jo am: lit Paul *:io aas^Daily Ba-lfer MMf Kxprsss.^Has Parlor Car tu i bleaio. ArriTs al:-^aaukeo ^:S0 pin. Chicago 3.14 pm.
Leavellmeapeil ^ 6:oo pm, St. Paul ft xs pm.
KxoeptSi.nday. Ataoile s) Souikar i^aisisai lias Waguer bullet nleeuer and^r lll i: I hair Car t* Ctilra*-o. Arrlts v ui-
cao s. hi aja
LeaveMinneapolis ;:jo pss: SI. Paul *:io ps*.
DallynssMM North \Ves:srn limited^Has Pullman and NVainer I nn.^ Com-
Iariraentaud IS secilou Hteeiiers and^liiffet Mnokuig Library Coaclie^ to Cblca-
fu. S.ee|-er tu Ml.wsnkee. Breakfast lo^i.nlng Car I cfore reaching Chicago. Ar^^rive vlilwauke i; 'imi Chicago ^:*^ am.
FurIllustrated Polder FKEE dssorlptlTS
ofKplendid Train service via This lane to^Sioux City iiiniha. Ksnsis Ci v. Dul ilti,^Asblainl. as we | as to Milwaukee and^( hlcagu. t al- on yo ir ll-ime A. -til ^r ad^^dress
T.W. TaUtQALR
Oi-netail'a^enger Agent.
Al.PMk
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FOltHAI.K Till-: NUKTHKHN PA^'II'-^Ic lunch mmtii. r and restaurant on rail^^road right of way near paaawnger de^^pot, DlU'iigs, Mont. Hverythlng com^^plete for restaurant and lunch counter.^Have 21 ateudy hoirlers be^.-les the^railroad and transient trade. II, re is a^bargain. One-half cash and balance un^Time. Write for pt'.^-w of same. W. W.^Hperry. proprietor. Billings, Mont
Full8AI.K-Ft.VE OIL PATNTINi i.-s^regardless of prices, for the negt ten^days at Ilrowuneld-Canty's store, Butte.
FOB.HALK-^ BOOM HOCSF: ON PA-^clflc street, only $v*S), 3 room house on^North Montana. A snap sit $^^^. W F.^Cobbon * Co., 3J W. (Iranlte street.^Butt*.
FOBSALE OB RENT -FI'KNlTI'RE^in suite of rooms In new iiwrsley bloi-k^Call at room .7 for i.artlculars. RvstlS,
FOltSALE-IIOTK1. WITH U RchiSIS^and stable, doing a good business.
willbe sold on easy terms. Ad-^dr.-^ J F. Dullea. Sliver Star, Mont
FINELIST HITTER ROOT FARMS^and ranches. Cjbbati at Raymond, Mis^^soula, Ront
BKAI'TIFI'LHOMES. OK'IIARDS^loaded with fruit, lovely gar-lens: pure^water, flue climate: good society and^excellent schools. $3,ouu a year easily^made from ten acres, one man can at^^tend to no more. Choice tracts near^state university. $T5 lo $i^s) per acre;^terms easy. Cobban a Baymund. Mis^^soula. Mont.
NeverIn the ar.r.als of clalrvoyaney^have future events bean so truthfully^' o - o, 1 as by i'rof. Waiter. If you ar*^M that h* can a t will perform^all he claims you are Invited to call and^Ic- ^*.:! g-.v ^ :^^ i r r.- - .n- ani'.al proof^^*f has marveo IS power than you have^^ - ^ r r -iv M from ni - s. Don't fa.i to^see him If you are interested an th* af-^^ . - i .f '.;f^. H- gives alv.c-s on business^speculations, investment*, .nssiranca,^love, ourtahtp. nuarrtag* and divorce,^change*, travels, separations, law suits,^wills, deed*, mortgages, lost or stolen^property, hldd-n tr. asure*. lost ur absent^friends. If you desire to be successful,^where to go an-l whom ro s^vold. T%*^troulib^l and unfortutrate should ^-ek hi*^counsel. He Trrve-s doubt from the mind^an-l allays ^ke|,ncl^m at rhe first glance.^The .press of the enrrre country join* hst^patron* In Indorsing haj pbeooxasirsal pow^^ers a* unapproacnabl*. He has no rivals.^No ^ ui Uf* Is too obscure for Prof.^Walter to rev-al. Do not fad to con-^sal i this wise man.
Pi-f. H ill r b*ll*se*BJ rhat the myste^^rious poser Jie pis^.sues 1* too holy to^' ^ |ir^sl. !!^^ Is no: a mountebank.
Inthe s, ver - tee s he :^ daily put to a^cbarritan would fall. He goes ah-,ut Ms^wonderful work laying hare the future of^his [nrrons. aw-..I itid hutr.ble-i by tbs^strange power that Is ln.-on-.t-r-nenegbly^hi-, d- termlned ^* shall not b* abused.^^not W.ilier. rhe worl-l-famed clairvoy^^ant 1* here.^Remember w- II bosh far and near.^R* -hl^ss^^ this Pact Is plainly clear,^Enter, and put hfcm to test.^Love, law and business, he rs beat,^of all the clnlrv oyants, tlrst to-day,^Iwn't ito els- wner*. th^ thousanila say.
Manyclairvoyants for succss* depend
ona le- rtistng.^Totally Ir-.-oinj.-tent to do sensible, valu^^able advising.^Butt* City Is now the horn* of th* mar^^vel of the earth,^i Th* gifted Prof. Walter r* a maa, sf^starling wortlh.
He:s of the earrh ear-Tily. not a celes^^tial from heaven.^But his awe-|n*p'.rlng powers ar* surely
l.--l-^'.ver..
MenWho have played and beat th* Bar-
ketsthousands of dollars.^Attribute th. h- *uoces^ to Prof. Waiter^*
occultpower*.
Toladles, on eourtshsp, health, bus
orsasONMBSSJ a hitsbarel n1.-e.^On all in.-'fi. ^ -ous questions he gives
veryvaluable advice.^Not an rx'-on-nt of mlnd-r^adlns;. for-
tune-tetrlngor sin-h trash.^Resorts to no trickery or chicanery to^gelt a client's cash.
Forhis astonishing adrv-Ve he makes a
reasonethl charge.^From elite ladies of our city his patron^^age ts largt.^On any perplexing cruestHon* for sdWe.
sensibleand true.^See the wonder. Prof. Walter: he will^show you something new.
Hetells all about your future friends and
of.kvmesrlv- life.^And reunites the separated, no matter
whatthe ^trVf^.^W11 tall you of your absent friends, so
-ce snd realistic.^This greatest rla'.rvoyant of She ssre and^medium spirituals*:**.
Withgreat power I am posses***!.
Toread your wh^^1e Mf* at request.^T.i call your husband or your wife,^To mark the pafhs of toy or strife;^So -ome and 1-an your fate from ms,^Win n free from Rife I seem to be.^For great trutins I reveal.^Th.- whole world claims that I un blest.^^^^ come and give nv- jusn B*B* test.^At three hundr. d and isetny-one on
WestOalt-na street yen will And^This wonderful Prof. Wudter. fhs finest
ofMs kind.^No matter what * your trouble, he'll set
yourmsnd at rest.^Your futur* will be made and your Iff*^foever blest.^Hours 9 to D dally: Sundays i :o 5.
FOBSALE^IN MISSOI'LA. 4-ROOMED^cottage, lawn. 36 bearing apple, pear^and plum tree*, stable for horse or cow;^3 blocks from the university, 6 block*^from pustonVe. price $1,us) Easy terma^Addres* Frank Turnar. Box j-i Missou^^la. Mont.
IHAVE ENTIRELY recovered^from my recent lllne** and will be^pleased to see my friend* and cuc.om-^ers again at i'.'-j West Granite. Butt*.^Madaim Ro**
MRSJ. HELD. C LA IK VTJ T ANT. FOR^a short Amn only, fe* tl- M S. Arizona
street.Butt*.
FORSALE-CHEAP A PHoToijRAPH^gallery with nine year reputation and a^guod business Best town in the West.^Anaconda. Ront.. P. O. Boa 611
OKKENT.
FORRENT ^ 1 PLEASANT FRONT^room. M Idaho alley. Ilutts.
W-he sum ol^^ 1 January Rth,^i-rest therein^per annum
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ABULESj
TUBMONTANA
AMAt MfAst, MOSTTataTaV
REGJLAT C TriC
STOMACH,LIVER AND BOWELS^AND PURIFY THE BLOOD.
FORRENT^ 1 FI'RNISIIKD Rim.ms^I for man and wife, lus Idaho alley. Hut :e
FORRENT FRONT ROOMS OVER^Paul HaV.s' stloon. Butte.
poll RENT A KB^ELY rUKNUsHKD^' room. Apply at tirst house ahoy, rlssj*^! row. W i'omm-rclal avenue. Anaconda.^$s per month. _
FORHUNT-IS I'NIoN HOTEL. KLE-^gant newly furnish-d, well lighted airy^rooms, bath rooms in connection, SI1)^per month. Corner (Jalena and Wyom^^ing atroets. Butt*.
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i,,,srT_^OLP chain urai'ki.i:t^with padlock. Hewarl If returned to^Mr*. Holm.-a, 41j He kory Street, Ana-^con-ss.
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Address*
THERIPANS CHE V. I CAL CO..^ |
sfMRI sti(vkt ,t romg cawY,
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,On-of the h in boniest in^-. int.J sp^^pon -l hoists In the Oilied -ts'es. Thor-^! otirtii) fir-proof and p:oTid^d Willi elevators,^, tssSCrt*ksa| fir ^ ilsrms r innla | wat*r. baths^. s eam h-at. open fire places an 1 all Rsodera^e-eiven - u -es I.^ rn - ea vitt* snd single.^i u-.tl-a ol s-rv -e *trictly nr^t r:ass. Rites^from la SI n^t 4 iy upwsi-ls ac-atging lo so*^jud character of rooms occupied.
Geo. . Reynolds,
ili-uiaer.
$i:M AVERAGE PROFIT PER MONTH^on an Investment of $100. Dividends^pa^l every week Hl'DBON at CO.. Bet^^ting Cotmnstastsner*. First National^lunk. Covington, Ky. (Mention this
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sVDVICIAND ASSISTANCE THAT^makes the unhappy, broken-hearted and^unfortunate happy and successful,don\^fall to consult PROFESSOR W ALTER,^the greatest clairvoyant of his as*, who^has arrived Ui Unite, he tells the truth^an I nothing but th* truth, correct ad-^vSsa on t-ustss* change*., sasrsusts, raar-^rasg.-s. divorces, brliiar* th* ssyarsstsd^tog.^her. causes happy marriages with^rhe one you love, guaranteed: over^^come* your neninle*. remove* bad hsvb-^Its. gives you good luck and tell* What^to do an-l where to go to b^ lucky: b^-^lng gifted with a rare and wonderful^inslgnt In such matter*, eras n*v*r^known to fall the future plainly re^^vealed: lovers united, troubles healed:^glv.v- name* of friend* and snemles:^also the one co'i will marry No charms^or other trash. All In troabto call.^Those who have Se^n humbugged by^false pretend-rs must not despair, but^rhe profeseor. He guarantees^prompt benefit Counsel conrtdcntlaL^Parlor* at J*l West Gilena stress, be^^tween Idaho and Washington. Hours^form 9 a. m. to J p. m. Sundays, S^to S.
LOST^ AT THE DOG AND FONT^show. Friday night, a lady'* gold^^watch. II kt . names on Inside case.^Danako to Sophia Kr.-kult: case \o. |^laaiW. tinder I-ave at 417 I'tah ave. and^r*e*tv* reward. Butte.
MintBaXAXBOS v
titvh (TOORNRIX, RON KY Tu LOAN
CONTRACTORSNOTICE - BTTB-COR-^tractlng shingling 1* against the rule*^of th* Carp, titer*' union and will be^strtcsly enforced. Per order Carpen^^ters' union A. Woodbury, secretary.
RANCHROW WANTED AT WHAT-^ley's ssjfs, Anaoonda. Highest casn^price paid.
WANTKD- to MEN WITH BALD^beads to take a course jf a* Isn tl ft*^s.-iip treatment befscs uaitva Vlgurin*^Hair Orower Prof Geo. A vlarlow,^room 37. Rv L'vavet Block. Butte.
BEFOREamoAFTER
Precr ptton^1959
willquietly cure you of all ssrvons dtt^^eases,^uchat lost saas**^**, pains In th*^bark, setnina ^tslt*sss)i. nervsua debility,^ess to ssarry. *xaa*sstssg dratut. ibs.^ssj and a.i us orrort. A writ:**^tuaraatee assl ssossi r-f-inded:' tlx box**^I es not *8*c. a pet m meat cure S. 00 per^l^ x. six (or IV by mail vac ur sly s*ais*V,^Moiufactured b' A. A .venire. |-*ri*. xd-^i ill Bantu 1^ M. NKwSKx). DBVtt^CO.. ^o.e VxeulJ. butt*. Man(.
Trya Want Ad in^THE STANDARD.