The Anaconda standard. [volume], July 04, 1897, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD: SUNDAY MORNING. JULY I, 1H!^7.
ANACONDANEWS.
INDIANSTO TRY tRTuiW
ArcNot Satisfied With the Re^^sult of the Carnival.
ALOSING SPECULATION
FlatheadaBring 8ult Against the Mana^^gers or the exhibition, Who Flatly^Deny the Allegations ot the
Complaint- Will Fight It.
TheIndian carnival has ended in a^carnival of litigation. To-day a com^^plaint was filed against the managers^of the carnival, Dr C. S. Rinehart. A.^^^. Taylor. Ralph P. Cllner and P. O.^Cohn aa follows:
I'laintifiHcomplain of the defendants^and for cause of action allege
Thaton or about the 1st day of June.^WS7. the plaintiffs and defendants en^^tered Into an agreement \\ her'by the^plaintiffs were to collect as many In^^dians as they could anil assemble them^In the city of Anaronda, Deer Lodge^county, Montana, for the pui'iaisc of^holding what was term-d an Indian^carnival. In according with the follow ^^ing terms and prvlsions. to-Wit:
Thatthe defendants promised and^agreed to pay to the plaintiffs the ma^of four dollars |^er head for each Indiiin^whlcN the plaintiffs could induce to^come to Anaconda for the purpose of^participating In said carnival. And in^addition thereto the defendants agreed^to allow plaintiffs provisions for all of^sui'h Indians as plaintiffs could bring^In r . three weeks' provisions: and lo^addition thereto OM ox for Chief^Isaac^, one Of the plalntffs In this ac^^tion.
Thatthese plaintiffs collected and In^^duced to come to Anaconda for the^purpose of participating in suid carni^^val, one hundred and nine Indians, nr.d^said carnival was held, and large^sums of money were collected by the^^defendants charged as admission fee to^guodry and divers persons who attend^^ed said, carnival.
Thatplaintiffs have duly performed^r. 11 the conditions of said agreement^and contract upon their part to be per.^formed: but the defendants have fail^^ed, neglected and refused, and still re-^fuae, to perform the conditions of said^agreement upon their part to b^ per^^formed, and have paid no part of said^sum so agreed to be paid by them. eg-^tept as hereinafter stated.
Thatby reason of the negttol of the^defendants to perform their port of said^agreement the plaintiffs have been^damaged in the sum of |571 in the fol^^lowing manner:
Forthe attendance of 103 Indians at^Jl per head each. MM; provisions agreed^to be furnished by defendants to plain^^tiffs for three weeks for the said In^^dians, $100; for one ox promised by de^^fendants to he given to Chief Tsaacs.^one of the plaintiffs herein. $40. Total^tilt. Leas credit of provisions received:^Three sacks of flour. $^.^.0; coffee. $1;^sugar, ftOc: lieef. $1. Total $.1. l^eavlnR^a balance due. owing and unpaid from^defendants to plaintiffs of J5TI.
Thedefendants to the suit deny that^anv such agreement was made and else^deny that they owe the Indians any^^thing whatever. The whole matter ^'n.^a speculation in which all came out^losers.
ForIII efffct^ of ov-fr-e.tliis^Bew'itan'i Pil.t.s
Thetrout streams adjoining Hainil-^trn are in splendid condition and good^catches are made daily by guests of^the Ravalli.
TheTight of the Century. A portfolio^cf half tones, on calendered paper^C5^cents and one Standard coupon.
WhenIn Butte lunch at Sherman's.
County Beeersei^Notice cf placor mining Ineatfc ns^have been made ns follows. Sunset^mining claim. In the Oeorgeto-vn dis^^trict, by C. L. Moss. W. T. Morgan. (3.^L, Wellngton: Delsey claim. i^y ^J i.^Mcsr. W. T. Morgen, O. U Wcllngi in;^Early Morning mining claim. l^^ Mr*^Anna Morgan; Dumps claim, by An^^na R. Moss; M and H. by Hugh Uo-^gene und James Snow ; May claim, by^C. L. Moao, W. T. Morgeu and O. L.^Wcllngtcn.
wherethe Hibernian Knights will form^at the head of Ike pi i*oOM^m, Immedl^atefy followed b/ the Hibernian society^From there the societies will go to eke
IB_ A. A P. depot te meet the Butte Sla^^vonians, the St. John the Baptist so^^ciety. Reforming with the Hibernians^In the lead, the Butt, society second
.and the Anaronda Slavonians last, the^march- will eontinue si.uth on Ixicust^to i'ark struet and dow n Park lo the^Catholic church, where eervlces will be^held. Leaving the church the proces^^sion will go east on Park to Chestnut,^south to Third street, east to Birch,^north to Commercial and west lo Main^street, from which point the Journey to^Anaconda park w ill be made.
Finestline of imported and domes^^tic cigars in the West, retail by the^box at wholesale prices for a few days^only at the Oxford. 114 Main street.
Horsemen,you can get Tuttle's turf^goods at Fagan ^ l.uplen'*.
Forreliable plumbing, go to J. A^Hasley. 713 Oak street.
Monday.July ,'ith. th ^ B. \. tK- P..By.^will run special trains us follows:^Leaving Butte. Leaving Anocowde, .^v. 'to a. in.^^ '*^ a. in. |
10:00a. m.11:00 n. m.
1:00p. m.i!' i. m.
'ten p. m.Ill1 p. i^.
10:00p. m.11:0.1 indi'lM't-
$1.00fare round trip -Ither direction.
BeginningTuesday. July (I. Miss Mir-^garet (^Ileason will open a private school^'.at the Central school building.
Agentswanted everywhere for tho^best bicycle tire made^The Furlong.^Address Joseph II. Taylor. Anaono.ua
kwnnMin-Anilrimoi.
Mr.P. F. Swanson and Miss Joseph^^ine Anderson were united In mar^^riage at the residence of Mr. W. L.^Hoge in Anaconda Saturday afternoon^at a o'clock. Rev. W. T. Busters of the^M. E. church performing the c-remony.^The happy couple left on the evening^train to visit relatives Of the bride In^Minnesota and to spend several weeks^In the East.
Forsanitary plumbing, steam and^hot water heating, call on Young A^resell.
Orderof March
TheSts. Peter and Paul society will^meet at their hall at S o'clock this^morning. Frcm there the march will^be made to the Standard building.
MADEHAPPY.
Thel.argrtt Number of Mnriiage l.lc. nera^la the Cuomy'j Hlitory.
v.-i.rday was a star day in the^marriage license Industry at the clerk^of the lourt's offlc... Ten people were^made happy with the necessary papers,^the largest number ever Issued at one^time In the history of the country.^They were as follows: James Hughes^and Klla R. Moudin. Isith of Deer^Lodge: Peter F. Swanson and Joseph^^ine Anderson of Anaconda: Joel D.^Crot-snion of Butte and June L. Canon^Of Anaconda: Richard B. F. Level and^Elisa Jane Treat Oil, Isith nf Anaconda^W. F. Llngenfellli r of Lost Creek and^flirtle Young of Annci.nda.
Thecelebrated ^Blue Flame^ oil stove^for summer cooking. No smell or^smoke. See them at Young ^ Deiell's.^410 East I'ark avenue.
Allkinds of firework* and flags to^\ celebrate the glorious Fourth at L. A.^King's.
Nflimt-clasti fireworks and (lags,^call on Dick Turner. 104 E. Com.
AT THE CHURCHES.
TheSwedlah Christian Free church^will hold gospel servces to-night at
|o'clock in the Standard hall. Scandi^^navians Invited.
Christianchurch, c ll'nil Oak and^Sixth streets^Services to-day: Sunday^Mim,,I at !' 'Hi a. in. Preaching at II a.^m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 7 p. m. Preaching^at ft p. in., subject. ^This Nation.^^Strungers In the city especially nlvlied.
Iflood music. O. K. BaYnaby, pastor.^Uuptlst services In the (lood Tem^^plars' hall In Mat lie block, corner Com^^mercial avenue nnd Oak street, en-
itrance between (trey's and Martin Drug^Co. Morning services at 11 with the^Lord's supper. Sunday school at 12: IS
Ip. m. Evening services at K. In the
,IVOatng Mr. J. H. Thomas will sing
,^Glory to Thee. My find. This Night.
!by 'iounod. Tlfc pastor will leave this
!week for the East, where he will s|iend^the month. Rev. L. (J. Clark, the gen^^eral missionary for Montana, will sup-
iply the pulpit and attend to the pas^^toral wcik during the pastor s absence,^so that the work of the church will suf-
ifer no Interruption.
Churchof Jesus Christ of Latter-Day^Salnts-'Sutiday school at 10 a. in Sac^^rament meeting at ! p. m. Regular^preaching Service at 8 p. 111. We cor^^dially Invite the public. No collections^A. Short, presiding elder.
IAt the Presbyterian church to-day^will be held the annual Children's Day^i xerclses. In the morning at 10 o'clock
;the pastor will preach an Illustrated^sermon to young people and children.^In the evening the Sunday school will^have charge. A very attractive pro^^gramme has been arranged und u Rood^time Is to be expert, d. To-day being^the Fourth of July the decorating com^^mittee have. Id a very pretty way,
!draped th^ church with numerous na^^tional Hag^, In addition to the llorab^decorations. A happy blessed day Is^expected, and all are most cordlallv In^^vited to share the happiness with us.^The Sunday school will meet at 12:15 p.^m. Y. P. S. C. E. patriotic service at 7,^lead by the pastor. Prayer meeting on^Wednesday evening at ft o'clock. The^r gular Sunday morning prayer meet^^ing at 10:30 this morning.
TheAnaconda Coursing dub has re^^ceived frm Idaho 100 rabbits, and next^Sunday thee will he coursing matches^at the athletic Held. Manager Mc-^(irnarty will put the grounds in excel^^lent shape for the event.
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ff'you are tired ou! ami overworked^^Mai a few days at the Kavalll. at^Hamilton, and you will go back to^work a brand new man.
ABOUTTHE CITY.
Sulkytires at Qrelg'a
Bicyclesundries at Wright's.
Anysize of Mags. Tolan Co.'s.
Icecream soda ai McCaffery'i.
Sulkiesrepaired at Urelg's.
Halfand half. 5c. Daly ^ Mar roe's
BalhaMontana hotel barber shop, ztc
Tintypesat the Imperial studio to^^day
Icecream and cake at Ti lan tfo.'e^parlors.
Representativel^evvia Pen well of Hel^^ena Is In the city;
LittleWillie Scott of Deer Lodge was ,^In the clt yyesterday.
W F. Scott of Deer Lodge is regis^tered at the Montana.
AttorneyW. D. Seallon of Butte took^In the races yeiterdlay.
Thelargest line of hie works In the^city at Tolan Co.'a.
Comicollege, new Davidson block^itates reduced 1-3 for the summer.
Finelawn displays of fireworks at^Tolan Co.'e.
Cutflowers, funeral and wedding de^^signs, at Orelg's.
LL. Congdon and wife of^burg are at the Montana.
Phillips-
ACCIDENTS
WILLHAPPEN
Ant hftw*v*^r z^^o^l tii*^ Welch ymi r;irry you will^tin well t ^ remfiniVr that in MM Watch Repair-^Inj t^rf^rtm:nt m -u bat -k^ i workmen ur*
THEBEST
Hist)err*'l^ Wat roe* rail f(^r attention to In-^*ur* freedom from duit an-l ^mrw^th g^iog- ^^ n l^^r brio* your watch to M fur repair* an I we will^answer for the areuraey of it* tirae-*.eepinx
KEPPLERJEWELRY CO.
iiaMain Street,
Ntarn-Hhaiurnck'.
Thebase ball game to-day between^the Stars and Shamrocks will begin at^10 this morning at the athletic grounds.^The nines are made tip as follows:^Stars^Blair. Crafton. Cochran, Ryan,^McCloy, l.i per. Smith. Marsh. Bliss.^Edwards. Shamrocks^McHale. Leon^^ard. Hornlze. Moore. Mulligan, McMil^^lan, Tucker. Lafontlsac. Malohey.
Bosks*!i. ^^^ ^^. r.^All members of Colfax lodge No. 20^and Ivanhoe lodge No. 62 are requested^to meet at their hall Monday morning^at 7:30 o'clock, sharp, for the purpose^' of attending the picnic at Deer Lodge.^All visiting brothers are cordially In^^vited to attend. By order
F.E. TAYLOR. Noble Grand.
onMonday. July i. it A. ^ P. will^make rate fl.M for round trip. Anacon^^da to Butte and return, good on all^trains.
liali'*I'.oueer Jubilee.^I'tali's great Jubilee, commemorative^I of the arrival of the pioneers in the^' valley of the Great Salt Lake on July^24. IH47. will take place In the city^founded by them (Salt l.ake^ on July^20-25. Over $100,990 will he expended by^I the commission having the celebration^! in charge and by the people of the^; state in providing entertainments and^pageantry for the edification of the^thousands of visitors whom It Is known^will attend. There will be five grand^^ street ra|a^Ps^ three grand concerts In^the famous Ta'iernarlc. band and vocal^contests in which the best musicians^and singers In the country will partlrl-^' pate: athletic games of every dtscrip-^tlnn: lialloon aarensions dally: the^I grandest fireworks display ever wit^^nessed in i lie West; last, but not least.^I President McKlnley and his official^I family will be present In time to wlt-^! ness the reproduction of the arrival of^th^ pioneer train. It will l^e the great^^est celebration In the history of the^West
For further particulars, railroad^j rates, etc.. Inquire of S. D. Beebe. Mon^^tana I'nlon railway agent.
M. Peter and Paul xwlety.^All members Sis. Peter and Paul so^^ciety are rn|ee^tet1 te meet at their hall^Sunday morning. July 4. at I e'ekrik.^kmi Pi to participate In the parade.
Tlntvpesal the Imperial studio fin^^ished in three minutes.
HappyJack was arrested for va^^grancy yesterday evening.
Hoysand girls grain leather shoes,^site 13-2. $1.00. People's Store.
Publicauction of household furniture^at No. j)7 West Third at 2 p. m.
JackI l.i mill of the Standard's Butte^staff was in the city yesterday.
Plateglass, window glass and colored^glass, all slses. ut Malum Bros.
Thebicycle races begin to-day at |^p. m. at the Athletic grounds.
Born,yesterday, to the wife of Pat^Judge of East Commercial street, a girl
Thenotorious Mrs. Shea Is again^^ untitled in the city jail for drunken^^ness.
Aboy was born yesterday to the wife^of Paul Rasmus of Sixth and Walnut
sitei I
Takeyour girl to Tolan Co.'s Ice^cream parlors for a really fine BjaM^of soda.
Twovags were arraigned In Judge^Donoghue s court yesterday. Both were^discharged.
EarlR. Smith left last evening for^Helena, where he will spend a few days^with his parents.
Somewell-known riders from outside^of the city will contest for prizes to-day |^in the bicycle races.
Mr.Thomas Whltmore of Butte dined^with Mr. and Mrs. L. G. Smith at the^Montana Saturday evening.
Mrs.T. Oi/eary. Misses Mary Mac-^Donald. Anna Lenahan and Helen Glee-^son left yesterday for an extended trip^In the East.
Therehas been an unusually large^number of entries for the bicycle races^to-day.
MlrsDaly and Miss Mary Daly were^the guesls of their aunt. Mrs. James^Shields, of upper Main street, during^the past week.
Theattraction at the athleticfield
July4 WIN be Ihc bicycle races.The
swiftestriders In Montana willcon^^test for valuable prlxes.
Membersof the Sts. Peter and Paul^Society Sre requested to meet In Matte^Block hall at H o'clock this morning to^participate In the parade.
Mr.and Mrs. Stapleton of Butte ac^^companied by their eon. Guy Stapleton,^were In attendance at the races Satur^^day, returning to Butte last night.
Theinfant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.^W. B Hodgers was burled yesterday^afternoon. The child was born Friday^and lived only a few hours. Mrs. Rod^^ger* Is vi ry 111.
Thegreat Trial stakes, value $20,000.^run Monday. July 5. Books will be^made an this race ,al McUlnley * Sat-^terlee's pool room. Direct wire. No. 1$^Main street.
Allmembers! of the Hibernian^Knights are requested to meet at the^Standard hall Sunday morning. July 4.^at 8 o'clock. Full dress uniform. By^order of Captain Gerald Sullivan.
TheFight of the Century. A portfolio^of half tones, on calendered paper^$5^cents and one Standard coupon.
Openingot Mgllen linteway.
Ticket*can now be purchased at^Montana I'nlon depot ticket offices, in^Butte. Anaconda. Deer Lodge and Gar^^rison, as well as at all points on Butte,^Anaconda *t Pacific Ry.. via Rio^Grande Western railway, and con net-^tlnna to all points Eaat. F. A. Wad-^lelgh, general passenger and ticket^agent. Rio Grande Western railway,^Salt Lake City
i|uteklilagaaeln.^From the New York Weekly.
Strangeru.tf-r Ue riHBiliiHtlnni-Wcll.^doctor, what do you think^ Have I the^gout
GreatPhysician^Hem: Kr^what is^jour Income
StrangerTwelve hundred a year.
OreatPhyslclsn^No. You've got a sore^foot.
ARaid t past law Uesnl,
Fromthe New York Mall and Express
SenatorTurnle^ proposed amendment^to the tariff bill levying a 2 js*r cent, tax^on the estate of every nerson who dir.^leaving property exceeding 1.^^.OHO In value,^looks like a scheme lo encourngle proflig-^acy and promote perjury and deceit Tlv^measure Insults the living by propotlng a^raid upon the dead.
neisar.In order to gratify his wife^Amytis who felt weary of the flat^plains of Babylon, and longed for some^^thing to remind her of her native Medi^^an Hills. The ^ est achievements of^Tho thine* !L of Egypt may be held by ,^some to surpass this: but It Is s ques^^tion whether It was not rather Queen |^Hatasu herself who did the work. Ha- I^tasu was s remarkable woman, and^wished to be regarded as a man. She^assumed male apiwrel and an artificial^beard, and gave herself the name and^etyle of e king. In addition to all her^wonderful achievements aa a builder,^she erected t^,i obelisks of red granite^100 fee high liefore the Temple of Am^^nion^great works that ure unexcelled^In form, color and beauty of engraving^by any similar productions of Egyptian^art. either earlier or later.
FORTUNESIN SIMPLE INVENT ONS.
Patent, fur Very l.ndirrou. Toy. Thai
Hat.^ees*)eed linal It num.^Emm th. New Tort. Journal
Geniusdoes not make fortunes. It Is^keeping one's eyis open end using a^little common sense In picking up and '^adapting Ideas \ny num'ar of great^fortunes have sprung from the sim^^plest patents. The man who first^thought of putting metal plates on the^heels of beads and shoes made the^comfortable In He sum of $-J.ri^,^.i The^roller skate paiem in England is valued^at $1.1100,000. and its Inventor, an Amer^^ican, spent 11 f*.001 In legal expenses^alone to prevent the Infringement of^his rights there Then there Is the^dentins] negro It is simply a doll bal^anced on a w ire, which Is moved up and^dow n by clockwork Inside the box on^which II dances. This little Invention^brings in its haoov patentee $.10,000 a^year. The common needle threader^sold by street haw K.-rs evi r^ vv here is so^simple Sou would think a child might^have sinceveeed it But It wasn't a^. tub I It was a p^ or clerk liehlnd a^counter. Now he is piair no longer-^+ 10.000 a year is his snug Income. Gas^lamps were- an awful bother, smoking^the ceilings and even burning them, un^^til a reesruceful youth hit on the Mass^of hanging up an inverted glass bell^above the llaine There Is no end to^similar Inventions that might lie quo-^teg. The gimlet pointed screw was la t^^ter than a silver mine, and the rubber^mat for small change was a great for- |^tune In itself.
mUUMMUMU
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1h I keeefe at Waterloo.
Fromthe Waterloo Reporter.
Twotraveling aggregations of art^Ists were In the city last night, regis- {^tired at the Tremont house. The one^of the great, r fame was the noted Cher^^ry slsti r^, en route from Dubuque lo^Slonx City, where ihey are billed for a^week's engagement The star. Jessie. '^who will be reniemliered as the glti w ho j
singsthe heart-rendtug corn juice song,^and appears minus -hoe- and sin. kings^fur Ihe flower girl song, which never^fails to touch the chord of sympathy,^has been f.red from the organisation,^but It Is understood the others are dili^^gently applying themselves to learning^her parts so Sioux City will get the^whole show. The other aggregation la^the Howard Comedy company, of eight^persons, rn route to Sioux City.
Atan east side restaurant this morn-^nig the Cherry sisters asked for some 1^i hewing gum. The clerk handed out a^new product of the gum factory known^ns wild chrrrv. The girls invested in^ti n packages, paying double for the Job^lot; also Informed the clerk, much to^his dlseomflture, that he was a nice^looking l^oy.
No)a I.e.ill Joke.
Fromthe Chicago Post.^^Yes.^ he sabl. ^I'm a self-made man''^^I take It for granted.^ returned the^smart young man. looking the old fellow j^over critically, ^that If you had It to do^over aaatn. you'd let the contract out.
Theyoung man hail no expectation In^that snorter snywaj, so the remark had^no gSeet upon his future.
BEFOREOOlNa TO TNG
faces
GetOn: el Ojr 34.p Wetchi*
i-ro*isj^ ^ a 30 ^^'
11'.'11 I liimm.rilll Avt . Anaid a.
R'pairing of CosjellBstef ^ at-he.^s Si^.. :^ll
DoYou Bet
Makethe Price of^a Pool Ticket
Onour Mr N'S SUITS. We have^added s greet many to the lines^now selling at
$8.50to $10.00
Formerlyand actually worth 512^and {15.
Comein and Look
WeBegin Our
Semi-Annual
nventorySale
Itwill contiiae until the 1:5th of July,^Miking live days of the most^vigorous M'llitijr Anaconda^has ever witnessed.
CostCuts No Figure.^Only One Object in View:^That is, to Get Rid of the Qoods.
EemnKgiMlbefl0
TheSale begins Wednesday morning, July 7,^and ends Monday night, July 12.
ParticularsLater
THECOPPER CITY
ANACONDA
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nANHEIiVrS
StoreClosed All Dayflonday
Hutwe will be st work inside Just the same, busy an bees, marking down ev^^erything In the house to pi lees that w ill make the last week of our
CLOSINGOUT SALE
Forever memorable in Montana, Far lieyond our most sannulue expectations^has been the marvelous merchandising of the past V) days. We simply, through^the power of price, huve done a SIX MOMTW HI'SINEBH IN ONE.
WeStill Have on Our Hands a
$30,000Stock
ThatHust Be Closed Out Inside of Thirty Days
Atabsolutely nny price that will sell It No matter what goods cost,what
theyare now worth, what other merclnints get for them; no niatti r howmuch
moneywe lose on the transaction-all this will cut no figure with uswhen^our aim and object la to close out ever) thing
AtOne-Half, One-Third and One-Fourth
oftheir original cost, our I'lnk Circular will make Its scemd appearam-e on^Tuesday morning and will tell you about the bargains Vg are offering. If the^Isiys don't deliver one at your house. SSski to the store and get one. You can't^afford to miss the bargains our I'lnk Circular will offer you.
AT
Humill sad I nbi.
Fromthe Baltimore Herald.
Hawaiicontains MS ^us nr.- .if 1.1 n.|^^nd Cuba (B.ien.nm acres. The former Is^l.Lto miles ftom the American shores and^the latter less than lflB miles, mid yet the^ehatiees ere that the Hawaiian iiuestlon^will be settled first
$12.00Suits now $ 8 so^15.00 Suits now 10 oc
LtrgeA5jortnejt of Tniks I Valis:s
WeAre Conscientious
Substitutesand Impure drugs have no plan here We know physicians^don't want us to 11m them, and eg great do it. Kvery prescription here^Is compounded of pure drugs by careful, accurate pharmacists, who don't^make mistakes. You - an trust us with prescription:'
AllOur Stock Is New and of the Highest Grade
silverdrug CO..
318East Perk Avenue,
Anaconda,Moot.
ANACONDA
CI.ABSIFIKDBt'MNKM DIRECTORY.
rillMMIW,
TKT~AN~KSTlMATe: FROM P. a TA-^ney, 507 Cast Park avenue, AaereMs,^before you place any order for plassMng.^.team jnd hot water heeling ana venti^^lating. All work guaranteed.
ILraf BINO, Steam and Hot Water^Heating Estimates furnished ea applies,^lion. Address J. A. HAMULI. St ObA
ttreet.Anaconda. Mont.
rejTMCtem.
DR.N 8. SNYDER.
Thyalelanand Surgeon of St. Ana's
Hospital.
officeNext to Montana Hotel,
m 1 iii tint
J.M. SUOH. M. D..
PHYSICIANAND 8I ROEON^K Perk avenue. Office^it to 11 a m J to I and ' to ^ p. m.^Residence. 101 West Third street
ssiacKaAAaaofja.
FRANKKKN'nEDTT
JUSTICEOr THE PEACE.
Room11 Shields Building.
Mont.
M.M. DONOGHUE.
JUSTICEOr THE PEACE,
117Main street,^eromutly attended to.
AnaCOnda.j ^ Porlong tire went rnncture.
AMad Wit.
The Phlladrlphli North America:,^: thinks the Insane man at Cleveland who^refuse, to drtrk wi.t* r be- an-, it is pol-^i son.'* should be ^sent to Kentucky.^ end^J not to tin asylum.
ToPI. i.. m Human.
TheHanging Hardens of Babylon -^fi ur acres of garden raised on a base^supported by plUlara. and towering in^terraces one above another to a hlght^of over 300 feet, and lookine at a dis^^tance like a vast pyramid covered with^tre*^f^ w^Te constructed by Nebuchad-
qoodfriendClothing Co
imCommercial Ave., Anaconda
ANACONDA.MONT.^The handsomest and mi*t elegantly^appointed hotel in the West, rtreproof.^All modern conveniences Service strict^^ly first class Kstes, U 50 per day and^I upwards. O. W, REYNOLDS, Mar-
GoodFeed Makes 'Em Go.
Kverypracthal horseman wants to secure only su' h feed as he can rely on.^To get a race norm- In kimkI trim It Is essential that the best feed be given him.^We have Just reniv ilshipment if
TIMOTHYHAY AND OAT5
Thatw. i eekesUelease, sliy f^ Ikse^sae*lk*rBa trade, wv kteUe all horse^^men to call and make a trial pan base.
Thefarmer that nIs a ^l ..'. .r or Hake should call and examine
TheCrown Mower and the Thomas Hay Rake
Theycannot be e.iualed for givim; la-rfis t satisfaction.
Weisrry a full line of Carriages, Uuggles. Wagi ns. Carls. Road Scrapers^and Plows. Harness and Whins
OURPRICES ARE RICH T.
J.T. CARROLL CO.
EaulI'jrk Avrnui'
oleiphormit*
Trya Standard Want Adv.
LARD
Buynothing but the
BEST
Guaranteedto be absolutely
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