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THE ANACONDA STANDARD: TUESDAY MORNING. JULT -0, 1897.
NORTHERNMONTANA
Ti.v^.'nelh^rn JlnateasOaes nf tha Standard^li lo Sead In to* ga.M'nry Bli rk. Or.al Falli.
sirecti;er-postte th* Park Haul. Advarttsleg^rslea furaUbed on apslieetioa.
TO
TheSmaller Stockmen Unite (or^Better Protection.
AMUTUAL ASSOCIATION
Start*With a Good Showing ^ Nearly^Every Rancher in the Bear Paw
Countrya Member The Idea^Spreading In Other Counties.
r.rcatFall*. July 19^The Ranchtrs'^Stock association is th^' latest nrgunisa-^tiun to be perfected In Northern Mon^^tana. For many years an MM ration^of thin sa in. kind has bn'ii needed and^much talked about, hut the Hear Paw^country is the first to take up the id^ u^and put It Into execution. With the^Initiative Htep taken other sections of^the northern part of the stale promise^to do likewise and while tach will he^iinh i^endent of the sectional and state^ass.ii unions all will he hctd as aux^^iliaries. The Havre Eagle lias the fol^^lowing to say of the new association:
Ashas lieen talked of for some time^by the smaller storkmen In the county^an organization has at last Ween per^^fected under the name of the Ranch-^era' Stock association. The meet inn^was held recently and was attended by^nearly every rant her In the Hear I'ait^i ountry. and starts out with a good^showing and a reasonably large num^^ber of members. The object of the as^^sociation will be to protect t he stock^Interest of Its members and It a mu^^tual association. Alex ('. Ross was^chosen chairman of the association and^Fred H. Scott secretary and treasurer.^By-laws were adopted and an execu^^tive committee composed of Stephen^Boyee. John C, (Jrlmn. James Berry,^Frank McCaddery. Merritt Flannagan,^K. K. Lawler and Rudolph Harris was^appointed to look after the Interests of^the association, while a private com^^mittee composed of Stephen Boyee,^Rudolph Harris and Alex C. Ross will^look after the permanent interest. A^system of working was talked of and^It Is the Intention of those who ure In^^strumental In its organization to see^for each stockman to look after his^brother member's slock, and when In^feeding season n stray animal the^owner shall be notified within five days^and If not called for by its owner he^shall be assessed 15 cents per day for^its keeping. It Is Intended to make the^association an entirely mutual organ^^ization and its workings will ht watch^^ed by its Instigators with no little In^^terest. It is nsserteil tbnf it will illm-^Inate to a sreat extent the losses of^the smaller stockmen, who gill earn^^estly lie requested to join its ranks.^Soliciting committees have been ap^^pointed and It is'. cxpi^ t-'d that within^the next three months its mem^^bership will Include every stockman^w ithin the Milk l'Her country and Bear^Paw .li. 11 id. and an ^ (Tot t w il I ^^ made
i.ii..!i.*iiii .. .I,. , .1.1
toseeiifo'Tne rb-oforation of every^i tockmnn in the northern pail of Mon^^tana. That its success will depend up^^on those in charge Its megaberg fully^realize and they will gpora no pains to^make the association a permanent^one.
Theexcessive use of stimulant*^causes the hair to turn gray. Slum the^cup. and restore the natural color of^the hair with Hall's II lit- Rent v ci.
VanCattip'l I'ork and Beans.
VflUVol Punished.
tireatFalls. July 1}.^Joseph Little,^administrator of I ha estate of Mary^Little, the deceased wife of Jim^wither, the multi-murderer ami sui^^cide, was to-day cited to appear be^^fore the district court to show cause^why he should not be punished for nut^paying a bill for which the court ap^^propriated money. No punishment^was assessed, but the administrator^was ordered to pay the bill forthwith.^Mis. Little's estate is valued at $6,r.i^i.^u portion of which recalls memories^of the past.
Hon.^'. It. Bush, president el tin Gll-^mer county (W. Va.) court, says that lie^has had three eases of flux In his family^during the past summer, whit h be cured^in less than a week with ^'rmmberlnlc'i^Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea Itcmcdy.^Mr. Rush also states that In some la^^stances there were ill hemorrhage* a day.^^ (ilenvllle. W. Va.. Pathfinder. This rem^^edy has been used In nine epidemics of^flux and one of cholera, with perfect sue-^cess. It can always be dciiendt-il upon for^bowel cotnplulnt. even In Its most severe^forms. Kverv fondly should keep it at^hand. The and ^^ cent boltles for sub-^by druggists.
TwentyHull rtrs and Cost*,^tireat Falls. July 19,-^MIke Smith,^who heat his mistress a week ago last^Sunday, was to-day arraigned for sen^^tence Justice Burleigh assessed him^$.0 and costs. A* he was leaving the^court room Smith was re-arrested on a^warrant charging him with carrying^concealed weapons. He was taken^bark Into court and DO a plea of guilty^'.'as fined $1 and costs. Mrs. Smith,^as the woman is known, is able to lie^around, but not able to do any work^nor will she be for two weeks to come.
Rnhlirilof Hrr t'.artilngs.
GreatFalls, July 19 -Poor old Mrs.^Jessie Chapman, the woman who^claims to have Ken robbed of her^earnings by a railroad man with^whom she was living, an account of^which was given in the last issueof ihe^Standard, to-day made application to^Justice Hughes for relief to recover^her lost cash. In a semi-dementi d
icondition she appeared In court and^told her story. The man referred to^she aays first engaged her to do house
iwork at IZO per month and afterwarda^Induced her to become his mletreee.^for nine months she occupied that pa-
jsit Ion and not only Inst her wages but
Igave him some money she had laid^by for old age. An attorney was sent^for. but upon his arrival Mrs. Chap^^man concluded not to bring suit until^after she had had an interview with
|the man who she maintains had^wronged her. To hltn she proms'd^undying affection and she may relin^^quish all other charges. The matter^has been taken In hand by an attor^^ney, who will prosecute her Intcreete^without charges.
VanCamp's Pork and Beans.
MADETHIRTY-SIX RUNS.
TheWool Buyers Wipe mm Lai Ih Wilh the^Traveling Men.
C.reatFalls, July IS-To-day's game^of ball between the xvoolnien and v^ m-^mcrclal travelers die, a good crowd to^Black Kagle park. The day was show^^ery, which undoubtedly kepi many
away,but a gI a.ajortty of the fans
wereout. The colts were frisk) before^leaving for the scene of i onqucst ami^enlivened the dull weather by render^^ing a large dose of sacred and senti^^mental songs from th^ street i at in^front of the Park hotel, all of which^was administered externally to a lurge^ami enthusiastic crowd of admirers of^the great national game.
Thewool buyers had a ci rner on the^market from tin outset. As liny lined^up on the Ibid, while no oh .is were
given, the tlutti r evinced, the poptt'nf-^Ity of the buyers. The urutt nieis 'imk-^cd tnither to lb^ light or tin left. but.^marched manfully on to defeat by a^store of 36 to 11. It Is I . be said for
thetravelers, however, real for the
llrstthree Innings they were without^a battery, and again tin re is no telling^how high the score would have run^had rain not stopped the play at the^fifth Innings. The buyers began to^warm as the game progrtsseo. The^first Innings they made ir^ tuns and^only III in the other four. Tfela, there^^fore, is a nuitti r i | in i^l | among the^drummers In this and neighboring
towiis
inningthe progress of th^ game John^A. Fcrhis. thi popular salesman for^Fill well. Ozman. Kirk ^ Co. of St.^Paul, caught a ball on the end or his^finger and the services of Dr. Sweat,^official surgeon, was tailed Into service^for the llrst anil only tl.le. The pa^^tient Is slowly convalescing at the pres^^ent time.
To-morrowthe travelers will liis-^pirse and next year will again chal^^lenge the buyers to another game.
f.( . Ketllaiin Iliad.
CrcatFalls. July 19.^A private dis^^patch recti veil In this city to-day an^^nounces the death from heat prostra^^tion at Crawfordsvllle. Ind.. of ('. C.^Kelllston. wini for three years was a^school teacher here. He left here last^fall intending to make his home In^Indiana. During his stay In re he^made many warm friends, and the^news of his untimely end lias caused^a gloom of sorrow. No particulars of^his dentil are given in the message
FOR JEWELED CARTERS-
AJilted Levee Sins ii Nrliiuskn so^^ciety (.III.
UncotU,Web, July IS.^A novel case^was developed over the rupture of a^love affair among Lincoln's society peo^^ple. It promises the most embarrass^^ing results, since the Jilted lover de^^clares he will have every one of the^many costly presents which he has giv^^en the young lady during a two years'^courtship, ami amon;; these present!
atea number of jeweled garters, w hich
theyoung lady refuses to sui i ctidi r.^He follows with u replevin action, and
thenaloiinlnntton of me young man to^si nd tin seneav te search for the jeweled
garteisand other artkl s has causul^ihe most animated discussions in local^society circles. It has all grown out^of Ike ^ ngag^ incut announced yester^^day of Miss (trace Oakley daughter of^O. R. Oakley, and Hon. Joseph Walsh,^nn attorney of Hon Huron. Mich. Miss^Oakley was one of the maids of honor^at the great Ak Kar Hen ball last j car.^and Is a leading society lady. Her^family Is one of the finest In the state.
Theprinted announcement of the en^^gagement was the first intlmation to^Henry Lansing, a wealthy Lincoln^man. who thought he was engaged to^Miss Oakley, that the arrangement*^between himself and the young woman^had been declared oft. The young man^Immediately, through his father, made^a demand for sundry valuables and^costly presents which he had presented^to Miss Oakley dining the past two^years, hut met with a distinct refusal^to produce them. The presents are^valued by him at from iriisi to *.'.!**).^and include, besides a watch or two. an^engagement ring and olht r ling*, some^Jeweled garters and other things which^it would be difficult to recover with^^out the young woman's consent. The^demand of the young man for the re^^turn of his presents, through bis father,^has been followed up by a demand^through an attorney, who succeeded in^n covering a souvenir clasp pin and an^expensive mandolin, but was not en^^tirely successful. The attorney threat-^i ned a replevin suit nub si the presents^were produced, but the young woman^hinted that perhaps they were not in^ho] possession at present
Thet mbarrasslng situation ha*^reached a stage where Mr. Walsh has^been wired to return here The reject-^ad refuses to accept Miss Oakley's^statement that she has not the jewels.
SHEAPPLIES FOR HID
Itft a Sad Story of Prom Plenty^to Poverty.
AFRIENDLESS OLD AGE
TheLite Tale of Mm Charallo Rosa^Had a Fortune When Young-Now^Not Enough to Buy a Crust^of Bread
tireatFalls, July I9.-Mrs. Charallo^Ross applied for aid at the county^auditor's office this morning. There^was no questions asked and the old
womanwas sent away with an onb r^for all the necessities of life Mrs^Ross slot v ^ - a sad one and has i\ ith
itthe story of from iltt.lv to poverty.
Tnlrty-gvev.ais ago she seen peed g
littlelog hut on the present sit. of^On at Ka'ls Shi is a lialf-br^ ed and^wus burn In St. Paul S.'i veins ago.^When a young girl she married Adam^Ross, whosi real name wasAdani Kitt^^son, a sou of the late COWmodor Kill^^son of St. I'aul. At that linn I; gg^was well supplied with this worlds^goods ami the young couple lived in^an elegant mansion far those days on^what is now known as Dayton avenue^in St. Paul
Aftereight years of man i d life^Ross died, li av mg to his w Ife an es^^tate valued at about gMMM Mrs.^Rosa two years later came to Montana^and took up a section of land mi the^pu s in sit. of tin at Falls With her^wa* a man named Shepherd a Putin r
hotelkoeperfrom st. Paul, who i* ai-
|ggjia|In have descried his family to^come west with Mrs. Ross. Before^residing here Sh^ phertl and Mrs Ross^went to California and the Montana
propertywent by default, Then a
daughterwas born to them who Is^now following a life Upon the stage^nnd is known as Leuoia Shepherd. At^one time about six years ago this^daughter was a member of Louis^James' compHiiy.
InSimla Barbara Shepherd Induced^Mrs. Ross lo vest her fortune with^him. This she diil ami live years ago^Ihe old woman found bewail without^means of support and deserted by the^man la whom she gave her fortune^for keeping. During the past live^years the old woman has led a u an^^il, ring life. Three weeks ago she ar^^rived here and took up a residence In^a tent on the west side. Her inten^^tion was to look into her landed prop^^ositions here ami ascertain If they^i ouId be recovered. This she found^was Impossible, and without moae] la^buy a crust of bread in gar old age^she to-day sought charity from the^County. Auditor Hendry this after^^noon fonnd a home for the old lady on^the wist side, when permission has^feggg given her to slav until she dies.
MEMORY IN ACEO PEOPLE.
It^ am 11, utile Itstniiri ..! Renewed Itccnl-^lection Af-t'i- tin. LagaS of V cam.
Fromthe iiuffalo Kxpr. s-
About75 years ago. upon a rainy^day. a smal boy, w ho had reached the^mature age of ^, was sitting with his^niamtuu and bemoaning ihe state of^the weather and accompanying nli-
scnif novel entertainment Mamma
graveon her finger a liitutlfiil ring^(hat was a family heirloom, and as she
sewedpatiently the Jewel guttered on
herwhite Uttle hand. The small boy^ngaided tin- while bauble for some^time in silence and then sweetly r^ -^qg^ sled mamma to take il off and lei^him play with it. It was a weak thing^to do. perhaps, but she complied. I^dare say there arc mothers at the pres^^ent day who can sympathize with her.^far human nature |g the same, though^fashions change, and when the ^dear^child^ looked up In her (get pleading^^ly ho looked with papa's eyes, and^papa was dead. So he l;oI the ring^and lost it. as might have been expect^ed. He always insist oil that In had^^put It away te keen,^ but M could^nev er remember vv here
Theyears went on The gentle young^mother went out into the great un^^known te end the light ef her Ufa thai
shonein ^papa s eves, ami the cen^^tury and tile boy. having been young^together, grew old in company tee.^Finally, age began to tell on them. Ihe^century got M ould, d with a complaint^designated ^lln de slecle^ nnd the bey^lost his memory for ihe things of to^^day, but became abnormally reminis^^cent In rtgard to the past Ml*^thoughts often turned back lo the^young mother, long dead, and in the^decline of life he had as clear a menial^picture of her as his boyish eyes had^ever seen. ^ ine evening, having pushed^his spectacles on top of his head nnd^hunted everywhere lor them vainly he^sat musing before the flic, when sail^dinly a flood of light illuminated that^dark coiner of his memory where hung^the pnture of lhat small edition of^himself losing, or putting away.^ the^ling. He sprang to bis feat with an^egcted cry: ^The ring! The ring' I^SlIpfM d it down the crack in Ihe w IndoW^casing. Th^ one that looks out on ihe
orchard!
Ipun Investigation tin' ring was^brought from Its long hiding plact^which was the exact ape*, the old man^had described.
Ithen we have delightful In^^stall., d the Initiative being taken by^a vet. i n, to eecure a coadjutor. One^v I' ^ - is quick as his p.ople to see the
iIa for aueb a step Is not to lose an^lota of the eeteem In w hich h. is held,^but i.n the contrary to w eld, as senior
perhapsfor manv years, an in^^fluence not second to that which he ex-^^ ! vheii In sole possession of the^pastoral honors. Such d^ light fill rela^^tions as have existed for so long be-^tw.vn Dr. Make at .V w bury port and^lb Merrlman at Worcester and th^ it^^ ollcagues are proof that dual pastor^^ales are both feaelbli and in many^iscs desirable, vvhlh th ase of Di^S ^; Buckingham, than whom Spring^^field ha* no more honored cltlxen.^showa that a pastor emeritus may re^^tain the affections of his people long^liter his act Be serv n ^ ends To this^fact the Smith church abundantly testi^^fied when his semi-centennial was cel.^brated la/t Sunday. The Presbyterian^board of foreign mission- has giVOU its^sister orgaileatiius a good example by^l,i Inging 10 entlv Into its laiial^force a youM man of great vigor and^promise. Ml. Holsprt K. Rpeer. so well^known in Young Mens t Iim- .in asso^^ciation cliche The principle wMeh we^gri idvocafM tUM Its rlghttul appli-^cation, also, to the management by lay^^men of Individual churches Ttm often I^there th. ..fflcial hoards are not rein^^forced wit;, younger men as liequently^as th. y ah eld l^'
vs,.i in ^ii steey.^From the New v. tk Weekly.
MrsDe Fash'on-Ho i'I.ii.i I'rciiv has^married Mr Noll.. Why he's |sior a~ a^church BMMISli
Mrs.Di stfle \o prospecti either.^Mis. Hlghigv-N^ ami no family
Mrs.VfnyuWtVhal on earth seuM she
havemarrlej him for'
Mrs.Tiptop--li - the grcab^t mystery!
Mis.Twpnejcr Yea, everybody la so^^ciety Is piii/.ld hit II. hut It seiins Im^^possible lo ^^vi He- problem
Mrpjnbli in parlnr ear ef fast egaeoen^tralni-My ilgrlbm. why did you marry^me
Thellrnli l.e ii^e I lov. i .ill
WANTADVS.
Advertisementsunder IMS head 2 rents^s word for : lie Irs I Insertion and 1 cent a^ivord for each mi! sequent insertion. No^edvls. taken for leu than ^ cents.^Classified adv^. p. r line per month . H 3^iCouiit C srerdg to Ike line )
taRK3
WantedHelp.
PKOPLK'gK.MI'l.tlYMI.NT 111 KKAC^phone Hfi Leading leadera, t lege Mil^established Your ordei- safe lien^Wanted. ilnlgg niils. Supply all kind- at^help. I'. opl. 1 ' ^ lllce. in Owgttg block
Hutte.^
\VA N'T K11 lURL To hll I.HINT^housework SUW West Park avenue. An^^aconda.
DR.SANDEN IS COMING
TheInventor of the Famous and Wonderful
DR.SANDEN'S ELECTRIC BELT
WILLHE IN
Butte,Thursday Morning, July 22
AndWill Have Rooms at the McDermott Hotel
BEWILL REMAIN TWO WEttS; CALL AND SEE HIM.
Thestreets of Butte arc crowded with grateful men and^women who have regained health and strength through the use^of the wonderful Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt. It gives the life^and energy of electricity into the body, destroys all disease, and^restores health.
IOFFICE HOURS: 10 A. M. TO 8 P.M.
ParlorD, McDermott Hotel, From Thursday, July 22, to August 4
Dr.Sanden Is Coming
It'you cannot call on Dr. Sanden, send lor hook, uThree^Classes of Men,^ free, to
SANDENELECTRIC COMPANY
_^.):{Washington Street, Portland, Ore.
Wauled-Audits.
gTEADY w5rK foS HOCBfcHOLD^i-pccialtlci for ijood a..'.^tit-* and citt^vaseers Calgaftef g r. tn Uevy'i 11 -^ami Inatallnejal limine. Ml Pnrh Unite
Uanle.lSituation..
\\ANTKI' -in COMI'CTENT ^1iru^cnansberejerti of general huueemerh in^lie.inline HMiei 'UN ^i countiy. AeMl*^T. M . 8t.eid.ird. lju.ll. .
WANTKU A I'lltsr i'I.ASS f^UY^goods, slothing and fetnlagjani gggga
salesmanVisiles . position In or out of^til-' Clt)'. Ad-lless IinHltless. Si a l|i 1.1 rd nl
tlee.Bufe.
UA.VrUL POSITION Ag B1ENOORA^idler 1.' sears' experience; i ail famish^ids ova ii ijaenilesl. sood lejgseaneea. Ad-
illi.-s^t'. .nl. i i idler. Standard. Alulcenga^or liuttr
Wanted ^l Isce I lane
WANTKUa PARTY OK OR i I II^Yellem.stoue park: soml ria; rates n-u-^eani ati Aear ^ r. n i^. glenaerd,^Butte.
WAfTTKDTO RENT a pive OR Six^^rnoni huic-e. with knife; must Is in aneg^saeetlon. Address p. iv Bee M iiutn
WANTEDAT ALORIDOIC MONTANA^afeyslclaa ami enfgeeni aeejelentlee nuiat^l.c .iicotniMiil.il ^Hli i n i'i minis, etc Ap^^ply secretary Alevtage Miners L*asset,^Men an., Mont.
WANTEDPREgH RANCH KKM I^What ley s Cafe. It) South Main. Matte
Hlgfeeelcash price paid.
WANTKU-(-l11LDRENTo luiAUH^mother s eera given, tn S. Main. Unite
THE AGE OF YOUNG MEN.
ForKent.
lull RENT THREaVROOM l-TltMSM^ed house. C W. I ^ark street Bvtti
FOR RENT tWO ROOM! NEWLY^furntslieil, wllli or wlttiout Isiard. :h^North AliilmniH street. Ittitte.
Ii It RENT liim.M SriTAItl.l: POR
offlc. h West Parfe street, Butti
PORRENT TW Pt'RNIBHBD ROOkti^for light lions, keeping ill Ml g . -i^Fourth sii. ei lagnh*^ DM Went Park. An^^aconda.
TOR RENT^A FIVE-ROOM BRICK^house. Impure ut West park Ainu inda.
THREE-ROOM HoFgK pT'RKlgHEI)^complete for SOMSlfeetalng; family with^^out . hll.In lc III Mi.pl. St.. All.i^ inula
POR RENT KlRNIgHKD mmMS^miHlern eonvenleiiees. W^l Wist Itroad-^w.i\ Unite
THREEMOUtH KSti TWO LOIg POR
II.Urn. rent tor f.^ l^^l takes I^. nil
Dialavenue Voil.r v^ Jaekmati. ^ I:
llruadwav.Hlllte.
PORgALK IIKAI TIIM I. REBIDENl K^lots In the famous Falrvlew addlilon.^with a cash paynnenl of only $Ji an.I tin^gaf moiiih until pill. Hweusou tk Hall.
:ion sis) tiiock. Hun.
FullSAI.i: A ranch OP A' IIKg
offarariag Mag wiiidn aneMsnM gsVe of
' 11 roll 'two giKMl water rights, mi. . f^tm Inches taken from Warm IgelM^k the other from Lost er.-ek. of
llielles.goes with tile flimi. A goisl lleW~
toliaii n and confectioner) BOMeaeog In^grat di'- location In Auaeonila will l^^sold for what th. siiak and llxtures will^Invoice nl. Apply to A M Walker. ru^mi
tl Montana Meat ^'^ I'lock Aianas
IlINCH POR sai.I' OOOD II vv^renefca Ml sere a, with hay crop, tiads.
fiiiminginiplemeiits. etc ; ntea Imnn uul
Jllslthe place for Otle Who Wishes to hall-^die small herd of settle! good open range.
MsjMea from Llrfesgsiaa; ngiu grlee,
fl.T.'si;less fur cash For lurther Inforitia^lion address RoIm rt Allkeii. Clyde Park.^Park county. Mont.
f-.irSale MUeellaneone.
I'ui:sai.i: t^i siMiFit PKWlNfl ma
chine,almost new, only t^. West^Third street. Anaconda.
FtutIalk cT^eap nearly new
fumliurea| I rooms , onipli te fm feetgat
k.eplng tl '^ w TWrd St Knnds
tKHtgEBKRHIICtt AND CCRRANTi
centspel gallon Red raegfeswiss, ^i
casef n li Mlxsnulil. Tele|lholle '.'1 I'^|t Williams Miss,,ul.i
PCRNITL'RIi F'dt A POUR ROOM
holies fur sale Piano lln ^lulled. In-^.mii. :.'..' K Si^l li 81. An n nnd i^FOR SAI.F I'liKAP I.OINIIN'1 HOC^K
avert'.^^. \^ store. Commercial avenue^Anaconda.
POMPAI.K TH* BEaTT HOTEL IN^lull, .'ii steady hoarders, electric light,^conveniently arranged, completely fnr-^i islied. . ..st II l^^i will sell for I.' ami . i^n beaeaOM snap Fnr particulars address^\\ I) ( npn. rnoll Hell Mont
Travelers'Guide ! Montana Central Railway
BUTTE. ANACONDA a PACIFIC RY.
UaslneniCkaares.
WANTEDa PARTNER WITH gMALL^, apltal Hi handle pit. nl can make f.'^i-^ioi Impilre at :tll'i lip|ni^lte |^StOt1|i e. An-
aconila.
TheI nrreet Ho.s.
thepoet Rogers was afflii led with a^noialdy unpleasant cadaverous, cotinte.^nance, which, with all his lntellccta.il^power, was a mortlti-allon to him. To^hide his annoyance In- joked aiiotit his^ugliness. Incessantly. He nin e turned to^8^dney Smith, who was dining with him,^and said: Chan I rev wants to perpetu^^ate this mlscrahle face of mine. What^pose would you suggest I should take^ '^^If you really wish to spare the world as^much as imssthle.^ said the wit. ^1 wnnltl,^if 1 were you in laketi at my prayt rs,^tin face partes! In my hands.
Alimit
l.nllg
andPmsIiii's
Pergttgsas snil nsrrou. ilisnnlpm such u tlied ^nd Pain iu th' geeaisefe, Sirk Hradarhs. OlsafeMna
r.llsieiami s ..ling att-r meal. I)ininr^^ am! Pros slness, I'aid i 'lulls, Ktasliimj. ^i H. a Iof
Anis-tltsShorlneiis of Bresth. Coslivsnsa^. Bliitehss no th^ Skis. I^i^tirheii Slwp, Frightf il In. sm^^andaa.lill Ni n ..ii. anil Trerablins S.-iisaiinna * ^.. ^h^n tlie.f ^^ mptonis are -auss.; f-,,-.,. tipg.^tlon. aa nasi of t hsm arf The Flrit Dow Will Qlv. Belief In Twenty Minute- Tn let I* IV! ^.' t..'t.^Kt^17 teffrrtr i^ f^nit^t;^ .nviled t-^ iry one txtx of thei* ^ili*. *nii the^y vfl W ^ knot* IMf-d to b
AWONDERFUL MEDICINE
BEECHA.TSPILL5. i*kv^n ev^ diflvtaMl. will quirkl) rMtorr females, vo roaipl*^:r health. Thty^t)uicklT TTDiova^ otwtrurttonn or uTefjuUriliet of the ivtWin. For a
WIAKSTOMACH. iMPilfcfcD DlGEfciiON. DISCOLORED LiVER,
thT set like magli' - a fsw dosea trill work wonders neon the ettal organs; strengths tunc th^ musra-^.ar .vst.ic rritnrtng the long lost mmpleainn bringing h*-k ths kssa sdgs of appetite, and amnsisg^iritk'rh* Kotrbuu of Health tlis whete phtsiesl ensrgv ^ f the human fr^m^. Thes, are fai t^ admitted^hr thonaands ta all flaw of aoelaty and on. ^f ihe hsat guarants^^ tn th^ gill una . n.i lisbtlltated^la that geectuai a Pllla Nsvc the Largest Sale ef any Patent ^Wdtctae In the World.
WITHOUTA RIVAL. A^^^*1 s*1* Over 6.000.000 Boxes.
avst Drug 8^rea, ^w will h^ tent hr T. Aa^nta. B F ALX.EM CO.. Csasl Sira*t. N'^^ Vork,^poai paid. up*. rMs .pt of pries. Book frw upon spplieation.
netaensaa
Hel|iers.
Kt m the OeeasraajntlonnMst.
Thericnnl appointment of the ReV.
in^' 11. Brewgter ami of tin Rat in.^li. 11. drear baBkens of the Bghteepnl^church in t'unnei ticut and Klmde Isl^^and may irurry attggeettloa tn tin s, p^^ponalbM for the at and y istnietlng of
Christianinterests k1 ncialh. It In^often a mistake to wait ton long gefgfn^training men to take rtgpenilfeht places^an secretaries of heni volcnt societies,^ptnf. sHurs in ci lie)., s and tlei'lngn 11^gBtnfeenree and pastors of important^churches. Heuutlful and IntgVt sslve.^for instance, as a Innp pasfnate is. Its^fruits are best conserved wh^ n. a cun-^sideralde while gnistfe the harness mit.t^be put off. a colleaK'.c Is cilital.ied who^will be prepared to tide the chun h^over the tu Ml \. fetch must come sooner^nr later. In these days of rapid^changes in church affiliations and in^the conditions surt uin ling even what^may setm to fee most promising fields^of effort, no gresl. historic church
jought to ullnw its future to l-.ti.it u|sin
the contlnuame in lit - of Its pastor,^however Kt'iat his piestlgr and suc^^cess. Ituslm ss houses foresee su^ h i nn-^tlr.gem leu and Import m w bliajd Into
,their management our churches and^our benevolent societies shnuld exhibit^similar wind, in
Thepractical difficulty In mnsum-^mating so desirable a result often^arises from the eawllllagnees nf men
!advanreil In years to admit that the^mi. rests so lung Intrusted to ih-m need^the assistance thut another brain and^another pair of hands would furnish.^It Is not always easy for those \tho^havi held the reins successfully t^ dis^^cern the proper mum. nt fir making^room for another on the box seat. But
FORIII.NT A SI ITE UK ROOM! ^^OH^light housekeeping. HI W. Hroadway^Butte.
roR Kitfr nioxt ~ ecrnished
rooms,with ur without hoard. :IM and
MlBnat Park street, itutt.
kTnThhEli itooMai all newly
paperul n; W. Mroadwav Hull^POM H I Nl I l KN1SII I-: I ^ H'nillS
forlight hu. -ekeeplng. v:l lempt^avenue. Rutte.
TOR RENT I. A Hi IK i-'Ro.NT VVH-^nlshed room alt able for two gentle^^men. Ill o. k Anaconda.
FOR ItENT TIIKKK-RtXiM HIIICK'^netlagt nevrl) furnished, k:, Apply gNJ^U. Broadway Hutte.
FtJRNIgHKUROOini POR KENT. BIN-^gle i.r en suite ist', E. t'ommcrel il uu-^nur. Ar.acotula
forRENT BARBER gllop AT till.
gnrvafllHot. 1. Hamilton. Mont . for MM^gggngeer: two chairs, two baths Address^t.teorge W. It.jiiolda, The Montana, Ana^^conda.
FOR~rtlNT Bt THE DAY OR WEEK^good nice .lean beds. Ms . per day. tu;^East Front street. Anaconda. Mrs P. K^gtephens.
EVANS OPERA HOCgE WILL BE^leased for a year or term of years. Ap^^ply to George P Wellcome. Anaconda.
SI LAY I P PROM MV RANCH AT^Smart, one strawberry roan horse.^I.landed ^J I'.^ with ^W^ on top on lift^shoulder, one roan pinto horse branded^cc on right shoulder and a outlier brand^nn left rump: both horses shod all^rating an.l fetlocks trimmed Ten dollars^r. war.l for the return of same to Oenenjg^C. Kltschtier. Hiu.irt station, Mont^I.11ST MLVBR OPEN CAM El.t'.IN^watch, night July I It. ward If sntngaVH]^In Standard olRce, An n umla
UOrf11NK HAY HURgf BRANDED^^g^ on the left shoulder, and 11 roan^fa. . . tin for the tinder Address M I.^Horonl. Walkervllle Mont
HIST A DARK HROWN HORSE.
weightabout IU^! pounds, blaluled In.,11
onJaw A reword will be paid for return^10 W t CntgaMti Hutte
Time gchedule, KfTeetlve Friday. May
T.IS37.
DBPAB1prom anaconda.^No. 2, Betas Express, for Hel^^ena dally ^ ^ ^ ra
No.4, nulls Express, for Hel^^ena. Ureal Falls, 81 Paul. Chi^^cago and all polats East and
West,dully 1 1*1 p m
No.^. Cnpgei cm Flyer, dally...-Me P nt
aIt It i \'K. IN ANACONDA.^No. i. An ci. nil Express, dally 10 ^. a m^No. X Anaeenea Express, dally : M p m^No 5. Copper city Flyer, dally S B P m (^No. 7, An.i, oc la Express, dally lu ii p m^DBF art from BUTTS
Nn.1, Alia nnd i Expn - -. .1 illy M ^ x ^^Nn ^.. An i. umla Kgptfss, dally I .en p m^No. t. Cepgef Cttl I'lver. dally |gg pm
No.T, An.icon.i.i ta press, aetty . ^Spm
arriyiin Bvnra
NoI. Rutte Express, dally f:S a m
Not. Hutte Express, dslly t 00 p m
No.^. Copper City Flyer, dally . . Mi p m
MONTANAL'NlUN.
TRAINS AHIIIYE I.N ANACONDA.
RutteExpress1.10 pm
BullaExpressii iv p m
MutmExpress10 25 pm
ItutteExpress7:50 am
TRAINSLEAVE ANACONDA
BtrtttExpress IWara
BntteExpressIMI p
Hutt ExpressI 00 p m
^HarrisonExpress ^ 00 a m
aoanneetaat Stuart for Qnrvtagg and^points east on the Northern Pacific; at^Hllver Row with Pnlon Pacific Fast Mall
^Connectsat (larrlson with Northern^i a. MM train for west.
TRAINSA It RI VP IN RUTTE^Ai-acnnda A Qgffffetgg Express ^10 m P m
(MuTVfeajnAccommodationI 10 p m
AnacondaKxpr-jSi10 05 a m
AnacondaExp VJS^ 00 p n
I'nlonPacific Past MallU Jpm
TRAINSLEAVE BCTTE.^^Anaconda A Harrison Express 7 OS a m
^ClarrlsonAeeomtnodstlon5 06 p tn
AnacondaExpress12 01pm
AnacondaExpress8 05 p m
AnacondaExpre.s^ ^ p m
CnlonPm IBe Fist Mallt 00 p m
Connectsat Harrison with Northern^PaeUM train for the west.
^Connectsst Harrison with the North^^ern Pacific Iraki for the east.
Throughservice hi t ween 8t. Paul. Min^^er, ipotte Helena. Hutte, Spokane. Seattle^,ii I I'.ml.mil Connections at western ter^^minals fnr Kootenai Country, Oregon and^California points. Alaska. Japan and^China. Connections at Twin Cities for all^points Kas! and South. 8tn^le and round^trip tickets tn all points snd baffaxe^i hacheg lu destination.^Le.n. s Atlantic Express, dally t:M p m^Leaves-Iaa-al for Helena, dslly iM a nt^Arrives P.u trie Express, daily I2:3e p in^Arrlvi - laical from Helena. dally.9:Ci p m^City Ticket littler No tl North Main St.,^Butte. J. E. Dawson. Ueneral Agent.
ForSale-Real Estate.
FORSALE nl' EXCHANGE^its' ACRES^tine old milk ranch) well Improved^wttli all tools, machinery, crops. 75 head^of cattle and 10 horses, near Superior, on^the i n. ir d'Aton* branch of N P. R. R .^for sale it a istrgsln or will exchange for^Butte gfapertjr. Address Stoddard A^, Wlnstanlc* Missoula. Montana.
Miscellaneous
prop WINTERS MAtllC CI RE Full^Corns, Wart.- and Bunions for sale by^j Madam Intel'Is Nn in North Wrggggtg
Istreet, wholesale .Uul retail for the state
ofMontana, lies a re of counterfeits I^also recommend her to be one of the^finest chiropodists for operating on iBVne,^l.mil.ins. warts and Ingruwlng nulls. Prot.
IH. Winter._________
CARDOF THANKS MR LARRY' MAN
nlngand family desire to extend their^sincere ilianks in tin- many friends whe^so kindly assisted th.-m lit their late fee*^i reaveanent.^ALL KINDS oK SECOND HAND 8EW-
Ingmachine's Isiught and sold, cleaned^' and repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed.^W. H Horneheok s Second Hand 8tore.
JtxEast Park St.. Butte.
CATARRHCI RED-MOLONEY. MET a
physician.Bilvrr Bow Block. Butte.^WILLIAM WHITE. ARCHITECT. ROOM
7.Sliver Bow block. Butte.
fSt.Haul^Minneapolis^Ouluth^TO^^ Spokane^Tacoma^Seattle^Portland
Pullman*lceplng cars, elegant uphol^^stered tourist stepping cars
IIt VINS UUtfTB \T HI'TTE.
No.II. from St I'aul. arrives at^N. P d-pot dally st t.25 a m
M I' . No. 1. finm Portland, ar^^rives at M. I'. depot dully10 iO p m
TRAINSDEPART.
MI'.. No I. for Portland, leaves^M. V. depot dallyM a m
No.li. for St. Psul. hates N. P.^Im-al depot daily ^.S P as
Mixed,to Whitehall l-aves N. P.^local depot daily at 7:00 a. m.^on Thursdays this train wilt^run through to Pony and Norrls.^Trains Men II and 12 have standard
PullmanSle.pi.ig Cats to and from St
Paul.
Throughtickets in Japan and china via^T.icoma and Northern Pncgfei Steamship^c impany
ForInformation, time cards, maps and^'. keis, call on or write to
W.M. TI'OHY General Agent,^or CHARLES 8 PEE. General Passenger^Agent. St Paul. Minn.
0.R. ^ N. CO.
MOSTDIRECT LINE TO
THECOAST
EasternWashington and ill Point*^In Oregon and Cahforiia
VIAMPOKANK OB POCATELL*
Oceansteamsrs leave Portland ever*^gvs daye for San Francisco and Southern
Californiapoints.
Forfull Information and rates i^W. E. COMAN. Gen't Agent, Butte, |^Or Address
W.H HVRLBCRT, Gen I^1'urtland, Oregon.
E.Mi NE1LU^President and Mnnagtev.
ABook
Finestdlnlng-car^service In the world.
abouta Battle.
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Wehave recently UausJ^another edition^the tilth^^nt our jo-page illustrated^iKMiklet detu riptive of Cus^^ter Battlefield. It contains^-atlsi.ictnry ail account^as has ever heen written of^the battle in which Gen^^eral Custer snd his 2D)^troo|M-rs lost their Uvea.
Writefor a copy. Write^also for information about^rates and train service via^i l.e Kiirlington Route to^i im.tha. Kansas City. St.^1..11il ~. Chi. igo and ail^other Kastern and South^^ern cities.
Threeroutes East -via^Hillings. St. Paul and Lea^^ver.
Pussr Atwnt. Rutte. Mont.
Nelsona Fort Shenonr* ani^keJ fountain Railwaya
TUP,ONLY A Li. RAlL.ROrTK WITH-
m-r i i.vNCiK oh^ t*AB8 bkWekn
Spokane,Rossland ^ Nelson
Alsobetween
Nelsonand Rossland
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Leave.I:eg a. at^11* a. nt^^:l^ a. SS
Closeconnections^steamers for^points.
Passengerstor^dary Creek connect^daily.
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Rossland....
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