The Anaconda standard. [volume], July 26, 1897, Page 8, Image 8

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TIIK ANACONDA STANDARDS MONDAY MOKMNU. JULY1 JS!^T.
ButteNews.^BUTTE'S BUILDING BOOM
Another New Block to Be^Eractad on East Broadway.
BYTHE BEE HIVE COMPANY
WtllTake the Place of Old Shacks^Plans Not Yet Completed -The Old^Placer l^ ^w. Being Built Up^^On the Gymnasium.
Atrangementshave been completed^ft.i another ne^ block v. hl^ h is to in
placedto the rr*dil al Unite'* build-^lnu biH^m fur 1m^7. Thin new Mock in^to !^^ erected li^ ili^ Bee Hive .nm-^pany ami will l*. plat *d ^* ill. s.,uih of^East Rroadwav between Main and^Wyoming, just ^i*l of Ihe eloctin inm-^puiiy's bulbliim A number of old^aback* which for years have liern rye-
gare*^^ tbi* i*m*annlty arm be lam^down to makf rooM for ihe new Wt^ k^which will or an tit Kant one. It ulll^extend from the electric comuaajT'l^building to ihr Man land ^ lull ami ^ ill^be ii:t feet front by 130 feet deep. It ^ill^ci nMst of three atorlea and .1 baaentent.^Th. Bat Hire cempaai a) preaeni ...^. ante* uuarters In itn- Bllvei llow block^in Went OruNa atraet. 11 ^iii occupy^th. hrst alary and basement ol ih^' new^building, while the balance of tlx build^^ing will ka (lit. .1 for oflki ^ 1
I'lanshave not ln-rn null, completed^for thi new block la bt erectsd at the^southeast 1 ..rn.i- of Mam ami llrgattc^street*. The architect* ate huay, but^will have everything ready in a few^day*. Plan* are lielng inuile for 11^three-*tory tunlillnx and tor ^ slv-^atory building an.I the ..wn.is will^then determine which hi t.. I^^ .tut. ^!^It i* learned, however, on very good^authority that there i* little doubt that^the new Mock will he of six stories. It^Will he practically a IIreproof building,^being constituted largely of Iron and^steel. Tenant* of the sluu ks on Main^and (Iranite streets are moving out ami^everything: will I., \acatcd by Aug. 1.^The shac ks will then lie torn down an.I^digging for the baa* went begun. It^i- not the Intention to do muck toward
theerection of the block thl* year The^foundation will bf laid, however, and a^start made *^^ that work can he rapidly^prosecuted In the *prlng.
ThiLenox kin k.heing ranatructtd ay
ItolicrtKoenne in H'nl tiraiillo street,^opIHislte the court house. Is prom'e**lliK^finely anil will I*' finished about Oct, 1.
Miie*Finien ha* acquired soaaeaeton
ofthe Mclvrmott hotel. It I* under^leaiK' at present t.. HtiRh Wilson whoa*^lea*e will expire on May I n.xi Mi.^Flnlnn then proposes to place another^story on the hotel, making It four stor-^l.s and basement, an.I possibly two^stories will l.e added He will also^probably build on the lot eaM of the^hotel, and make thi* a part of the ho^^tel.
Itha* been decided not to build this^year on the lot at the northwest i*r^r^of Hroadway and Wyoming street*
JohnBordeaux I* having plans drawn^for a three-story tenement house to be^erected on Montana strest.
Workwill be resumed on the gynina-^slum thi* week and ihe building will be^completed early in September.
TheFirst Pisabylerlaa church ha*^been completed except a little Interior^work. Thi dull, atioti will take since^early in the fall.
Residencesof a more elal.otale char^^acter than usual an lielng erei 1ed In^all part* of the 1 Hv. particularly In the^south, east ami west it is noticeable^thai little building is taking nlnat hi^Valkerville and Ceatervllhb but the^city seem* to l^e growing southward,^Th. placer diggings whlih il was^thought woui.i never be built no, and^which have served a- .1 deaerl dividing^I'.utte from South Hint., are list betng^rachUnied, In all direction* over th^^diggings house* are going on, good ti^^tles being obtainable as a rub Ktreels^are being laid out and graded, and in^a year off two iin.ie theft Will I^' noth^^ing to show where Ihe placet diggings^of Hutu or* t siI.
Jettyhas iH . ti slightly lame lately, as^a result of a street car aoident. and so^he carried a cane, which added some^^what to hi* .ludlsh appearand II^was dressed hi the strictest Itth cen^^tury summer style. He wore white^inch nous, is 1..II..I up two Inches at^the bOttOm. lllss. t shoes, blue sack^coat, standing .^Mar. and small tie. and^Instead of .1 reel a'ore the regulation^summer Is It Some of the senators
whobad known Klmpoan ever thus his^entranci Into public ills were compelled^to walk over and look directly Into hi*^face before they could believe il was^he. A few year* of Washington life^ha* wrought striking changes in many
aman. but tat no oen* ha* the motnanor-
|.hostsIs-ori gasn lomplete than in the
,.1t JerTJ Simpson of Ml dlOlM
Uslge.
EGYPT IS GRADUALLY SINKING.
11.Baeaee* Ms* Maa Mm HaaJ iimi,, 1^rhoa Now. '
Kroiuthe Washington Mm
Thepeculiar Interest which asso^^ciate* itsilf wilh the past histoiv nl^the Nile vall.y and the possible^changis that may have marked a^traiisf .tmatlon in Ihe physical . Inna.^terlstiis of northeastern Africa ha\e
hailneed geologist* to make a critical^invesilgation ^I Ihe region, with the
rarem aaceetalalng in how far tin
existingcondilions arc merely a nind-^em developmeni of ihe continent, or^renreaent ihe umn of a long past^period of lime. All the mote recent^1 xploralions of the region of ihe Sa^^hara Indicate that tht* desert condi^^lions whlih exlsi to-day have been^steadily ami piogi osstv e|y 10 ' ^ill 11a 1. .1^thioughoul the historic period of^man's habitation there: that Hani^part*, now djeeorl and no more, were^at no very ancieni nartna] fertile, bear*^Ing a good growth of \eg.-1atU111 of^some kind Tin remain* of ire. s found^Lulled along many of the wadl* or^dried water courses are evidence of
this,as lik. wise the ahiiii.lance of hu^^man implement* Scattered about In
rentonis proof ..f mini s lodgmenl In
llie wilderness. I'mb 1 Ike guidance
..Ia commit tm of the Royal nor ally of^London a number ^^r borings have been^era) tbranch Ihe denoalti ..r the Nile j
delta,and com crniiig the lalesl of i^th.se. sunk al aVsaWMtTi a report has
Jukibeen pnbllehed by Pmfeoaot .1.^W. Judd. F K. S. The boring pene^Hale* the alluvial .I. posits to a depth^of :itr. feel,
Kmthe Hist II.', ft. 1 1I1. atria passed^tkresngh raaalnted of nlternatloaa of^deseii sand and Nile mud. Beyond^IK. feet a noteworthy change was
foundtcur. the bed* iirst pene^^trated ami extending down to 111 feel^being a mass of coats.' sand ami shin^^gle. With siighi Interruptlona the^shingle i.e.is continued to the deeneai
pointof the holing, the individual^fragments, marly all perfectly round^^ed, hting of all size* up 10 Hint of a^hen's . gg. This section conforms very^closely wilh one thai had been pi'-
rkeualyobtained at Raaaata. The oon-^1 lu*loii reached so far from the evl^dence. and one Ilia I is llrmly held by^Professor Judd. i* that the Mbdelta^fnrinations represent a series of de-^|io*lls which were formed under total^^iy illrTerenl comlitioti* from I boas^whlek prevail ill northeastern Africa^at the present iluie. The laml muni^have stiNal at an elevation at I. asi^from PHI to .100 fe.t higher ihan at ,^presenl. and Ihe lower Nile. InOtead of '^forming an alluvial llal. as 111 presenl.^must have nwnoaMed coarse samls ami^gravels. I'pon ihe verv im.v.n *ur-^laea at tin- eabderta depoell the allu^^vial Wftdji and sands of the delta were^laid down as the surface graduallv
subsided l.elow the level of Hie Med-
iteiraii.ini. Th^ t.otings have not y. 1
leachedbottom rock, nor were any
Pooetlorganism found that could give
aclew as to th,. nnu of the doenei di
p.slts.off Hie length of lime thai was^occupied in ihe inukiUK ot On forma^^tion.
NOEXPLANATION.
itn 11 1 nraaabai rvoot of laa haesginaaa^ajajnatfa
Ihave no theory to offer aiul no^explanation to mak. escept lliat it Is^a |.hi n.mi.11.'ii ..f nature ami a most^remarkable case.^ said Or. Bernbelm^yesterday 111 speaking of Hi. skin-^*hedding .as. of John H Price II^might Ii. *ald ihat It furnishes proof^of tin- Darwinian theor) ami demon-
slratesthat then is a connect I tt| link^betwef-n man and III.- lovvt'i anlmils.^Mr. Pin. g.H* Ihjrouah tli^ same^stages In shedding Ins skin Ihat a^snake dm*, but a snake has the beat^of it la-cause on account of Its round*^form it I* enabled to crawl out of lis^skin, but Price mUBI lakl Ins off In^sections.
Abouta v^..k .it.. I examined him^and found his skin to 1.. In ordinary^condition ami mil diffiiiuK iron thai
ofany other person V. st. idav w he 1^I called to see bun I four..I (1 ..-v . f-^ferent A great .hang, bad ; tk. 11^plai e thioiigh rongesrtotl Tra km^was as red as a lobster ami lo-.lay I^found it beeomlna dead In spoil ^ 1^turning whlti Parts ^I II is puffed^up as though then was air under II.^Price was very sick Friday. I*ut to^^day he 1* up and around I .111 .. 1
patethai to-row or nexl in ilia
skinwill .^in. off |t is a moat re^^markable ease and tin- only on. km. \ ^^In many reaturlea and ang mil^^lions of peopl. and probai.lv lime^never will I* another one Mk^ ir.
tIII utr I ^. a|^r^.
Montlcllo. Kv . lull -^ I hi report ^f^what .mne i*^r behni 'i lymhtaa U^brought to this rounty lr^m . |*oliu ov^r^the Mne In Teiuiw*.. A Intl. vntl ,1^12 years, the daughter of a farmer 11 me.I^TyUs. wis muming I...11 - thi .^|ii 11,.
WOOdS. She ^ .- . o-le.l B)
wIm tried tu asaaull her, and .11.1 sals-^treat her terribly. Sin strugaled tree and^wint home. The nedalrbors nan reueed^and a possi soon ran th. n^aro doan. He^was beati-M witli btleks ind struck etth^rocks until he ftinieil a^ay and wis i.ft^on th^- road for dead). Hi Iwvlvt^made his eaoaaa, however, and kai not^since been seen.
ThenI. .No Hope.
Providence.K. I.. July :i The 1 1 v...^Isn uttendlng ex-t*niti.l si ^- s. .^Dooliltb of Wisconsin, *ho I* III with^Bright** disease. r*|k^rl*.l Utrsta] Unit the^nathnt was very wasak and the .ml might^lie expected at any time.
twon.1. it.ii 1 haaejs.
JerrySimpson's old-time friends aha^bjatw him when he was soeklens would^hardly have recognised him as he stiaxl^leaning against the glided wall of the^senate chamber the other afternoon.
Whilethe vote was I* ing rded on
thepaaaage of the tariff lull, says a^correspondent in the N- ,v V :k Sun
NEW CURE FOR SNAKE BITES.
aaamabjffaeaaaated vtiin tin- riem tie
4llllliliine 10 Injury .
FromLongman * Magazine.
'I'h.task of artlfs billy readerlng mil -^inals iuimune froiii stinke nohmg was^not an easy one. for the nroceaa de*^p. mis upon training the animal to
grinluiillywiihslnml lurgcr ami larger^dose* of ihe venom: ami considering
iheinti-ns. iy toxic rtuaaaoter of the^^ubataace which had in be handled, the^daagaff vvus ever preaeni al tin annual
twecumbtngin venom poison before Its^serum bad acquired lb.- requlalte pitch
ofprotective power ill II tiller it ot s. 1
in.as an aatl-toaln. Dr. Calnaetie^t. in iis that ii.- carried out a very large
tiuiitl.trof experiments before lie nn t
withsuccess. Hut it is not nocononrj^iiere 10 .iis. uss iiis vai ions efforts: suf-
tlccII to na| Ihat at length his lain is^were rewarded, ami the following ex^^tract from oae at his memoirs deal libel^the 111.-Hi...Is which ho now adopts fof
inspurnoai
'The best method of ptocedlllc for
thepurpose oi varclaatlng large ani^^mals doettned 10 produce antl-treaom-
Bggserum consists In Injecting quanti^^ties of the vinoin of Hi.- .^Hi,1 mix..I^with diminishing quantities ol a L-to-dt^solution of hyinichlolite of Utile. The^. omliHoiis and the variation* in laa^weights of tin animals are carefully^followed, in order Hun tin Injections
'in*be made less l'ie.|... nlly it the an^^imals .1.. nol thrive well Qua at 11STS of^-tt.iio:. 1 ami --ti.'tiger reaam are 111
turnlajet led Brat 1 imelili takly diluted,^ami Hi. u mere concentrated ami waek^ih. galgaaat have already acquired a^BufUctcutl) perfect immunity, Ihe rati*^urn derived from a large a am bet of
ctifl*1* 111 si'.'l.s ni -iiakes as pooslbls^are iiije. i. .| The duration of th^ ti. al
mealla of considerable length at leant^ir. maatha before Ike serum is sudl^. leatly active to ka qped fm the purpose
oftreatment '
Inningtin- pan! tbi^. v..us an Im^^mense atMBker at animals hav. kacU^vaccinated by this nistkod at ih. Paa^^teur institute al Lille, where Dr. t'al-^iii.-lte is now director, and in a paper^piililisln 1! a tew wiek* ago we ale told^that tin y have hmses ihere w hi. Ii have^yielded for tin past P inoatlH **-rum^estfMMty active agam*t eeaont Tin se^horses ii-celve in a single inoculation,^without suffering- tht- least iin.iiveni-^cm e. ibis*-* of venom sutll. n nt to kill^Mi horse* fre*h to the treatment
1nt.0 nam 1 ttueale,
I'n.inthe r.ilumbu* I'lspat.h
Th.story come* fnun a leMabld man^that alMitil :.'t gueet* at tin- Webster-^Hlshop wedding that la-currM Tliuis-^clay night, areffa taken ill thai night^and suffeied exieeilinglv Xiimng those^who were aftlictisl was. it is said, the^gr.s.m. The newly w.il.l. .1 , ouplc^drove from the house al u In. h id, , en -^mutiy t.Hik place in Wortluugton, to^tin- Iffebeter boms stead down the pike^loarard CUaumvHIe. and it 1- mid thai
..11the way home be w,;s s. ned with^t.'iii.l. cramp* and becami very III.^Some of the guests won also s. ix.-d^with iw\ en- cramps short I] aftei sup-^per. and are said to hav. sp. in a mis. r-^able nicht The supposition is that I^something, tu. ..11. s.. n - ' know what,^they had eaten raueed th.- trouble. No 1^blam*' can la- atta'li.d t.. the family^when the wedding oiium.l ,,n.t the^only *up|Ms^itlon is that th. hot weather 1^turned something thai was used at the^feast. The family regrets v .-dlngly^the trouble, but can be held 111 110 way^res|^insililt for it
Van(^amp's Marsr 1 1 | I'heeee {
INRAILROAD CIRCLES
TheNorthern Paviflc'a Trademark^of Ancient Chines^ Design.
SOMEFACTS ABOUT CARS
OreatNorthern Passenger Department^Warns People Against the Alsskatiold^Kever Trouble Over Oram! Army^Business- Union Pacific Freight.
iHin Wheeler, adverllslng agent of^the Northern Pacific, has written a^long article to explain the company's^peculiar Hade mark, a matter Hint aM^puxxlid and worried th- traveling pub^^lic |H a long Una* A* few In the com^^pany's employ have so far been able^to answer satisfactorily the many i|tii's-^iloiis asked as to the origin ami mean^^ing of that trade mark Mr. Wheeler's^article will llll a vvunt that has kgM^long f'lt. Whether I beta I* any truth^In his thi-ory or not H w ill at b ast an^^swer the purpose. Mr. Wheel. 1 brings^much historical data tu aid him in
dimoaetrattag that tin idea ^ mbodied
Inthe lacunar spherical design 01 Ig-^luatnl in t'hlna over n.oOH yeais ago^and that the design ilseir. 11s a symbol
oflite, was cgteaatvety need in ihe
landof the Plow try king.I a* far
backas tin- lath century. The design^I* a circle divided Into two equal pails^by curved line*, each see lion having a
differentcolor. Tbe Orientals regarded^tin dialgg as a symbol of ihe Rra^ Hfa^and a tangible 1 xpresslon ol the law^of , ^ t ml nation or generation. They
api'li'dII to animate and inanimate^cicatlon Mi Wheeler dilate* Ml Ih*
remarkablecolncldeac* of a modern
railroadadopting as It* trade mark all^Oriental device many centuries old,^lv|.ifyiiig 11 11 liglo-phllosophic Idea^j.ishi years old.
Anordinal v paaw ngji r car on a *t^ .mi
railroadcoat* from KIM
w.mlis SS.tM pouii'ls. or IH tons. A
m.ni. ar w kick cost* from IMM la^$j..vm. ami is shorter by about oae
quarterIhan the nrditiary |ias*cng.-i^each, weighs :!:'.ii^i pouada, or Hi ions.^,\ baggage tar. without the baggage In
II.weighs ^k.immi pounds, or It Ions, ami^mils ,il^.1111 as much as a mail car. A^sleeping car is more expensive than
anyof tin otberg, and II weighs a kI
dealmore. loo. A plain, simple, but
lIlll-Hble Sleeping car costs un.VVV'hel'1'
ii.iin|MM 1,1 IMkdHi aad an ornate
elaborate,luxurious sleeping car, with^observation attachments, literary an^^nex and culinary depiirtnii al, costs
anywherefrom UMM to H0,ftM, The^averagi ^ i Ighl of a sleeping car is from
I0.IXKIt.. 14.mm pounds, or from la H^loll*.
Afull train In tnotloti. as a little lig-^Ullng will show, is no light affair, The^01.Unary weight of the railroad loco-,^motive for passenger st i v ic. . inclusive^id tender, bul not of I'm I in Ih* teudet.^is til tons, line baggage car weighs II^tons and one mall car l^i Ions, bringing^Up the weight of Ih* locoinotlv. ami th*^baggage ami mail cars,!.) Tn ton*. Six^passenger cars, at an avciagc of 1.1^Ions each, weigh 111 Inn^. thai Ihe^lotal weight of a train made up of a
Imotive and eight cars would be IM
Ions,or MMM pouada, exclusive of the^vvlghl of baggage of lb^ I'm I cart* 'I,^passengers ami mall matter. Pulling^INI tons along rolls ut th* rate of M^miles an hour or more is an itchi.-vc-
iii.nl Which has nut been easily brought^nl1 ami Ihe more th* problem is
studiedHi.- more clearly n I* under*
sd bow far the mechanlcalework on
railroad*has bai ^ puahed. Thar* wen-.
b|in. lasi Rgure* reported, ^'i.'^^1 1-
motive*in use on American railroads,^I ayj pai - ngai car* and I.M mall ami
luiggag cars. These llgures si cm large^until coiupiirid wilh tin number of^freight cars oil American railroads, and
thenI bey morn lueagnlheaut, for lb*^number of inight car* la gal Id
i.j.'iii.iiiin.
Kverygna-ery store sells liquor,
Is a bar
almostwithout exception ti^1 nnneiled with it
and
aju'
Grocers,mi the^oil,., hand, do no, deal In v.\'^tablea,^frulls. and such perlshabl. -^^-^*^ hut^I. in 1 his branch of the business toth*^markets and street vend, is
Thestone fronts of buildings are^up In rough blocks and the 1^1 .11 i ing and finishing is done^an- In plai-e. A screen of ru^few fe t distant from
put
rnameatajafter they^-li mats a
thel.inl.bug. la^usually carrlid up as the work pro-^truer* to protect the workmen from
th. nun and hub- the bulldlni 11
vi. a until it presents a llnlslinl ^ hole.
Comparativelyfew men in Meglod^wear imi^ lid*ia Th.- upp^ r tiasse*^sreai broad canvas belts, ailll* th* pe*^on support their trousers by a sash^that . in in lea their hips sev ral tiin.-.s.^11 ml is faateaad by an ingenious knot.^Tin- 11 .vomer who, for th. Ilwl Um*,
bhold* -i peea'i trouaer* |i''i ,n,l!,
aboutIns lilps, thinks they must surelv^be lulling off. but he soon learns his^error, for none of them ever get any^higher No p...ii (VST puis a belt^around bis waist. Kurthi 1 inoi'. his
troupersare ahofft-walatad. and when^^ever ow ^f tin lovv'i 1 lass gets far^enough advanced to sport ^ 1 ^^t there^is invariably a circle or shiil from two^or three inches vvld- Ihat shows be^^tween Ihe top of hi* trous.is and th*^bottom of his waistcoat.
^@@^@^^ @^@@^ ::^ @@^^^^^^^^@^^Retail Quantities at Wholesale Prices
eueeeeeuaae*for the *e^^a^a*^a*
ClosingDays of Our Great Sale
Saleof Black Dress Goods
20Per Cent Discount
Allthis week ** u'i'r nn our **B*a*aM anil Hmyl*** Use *f f .o lirm II.mmIi s
ADiscount of 20 Per Cent
SkirtLengths
Aie^ llln. i and I ^l.irf.l^Skirt LsagdH, left s*rtf from^our -slit at
95cand $1.75 each
CheckedNaiasooi, Sc yd
SateenFinish Foulard^12 yards for $1.01
WhiteDimity
ator Mrl|M*.^:th H 1
81-3c yard
Stylish.Embroidered Collars
ForLa.liea an,I Children
AtaDiscoaatof 331-3 Per tat
$1.(K)KmhrM Coil's$ .05
lmKmhi'd Coil's1.00
'-'.00Kmlir'd Coil's1.35
8.00Ktnl.r'd Coll s'-'.00
TheUreal Northern passenger de^^partment has leaned ^ circular warn*^lag peopl* agalnal Ihe Alaska gold^layer. II doe* nol underestimate Ih*^Iramemdty of Ih* rich Held* of Alaak*^nor queetton the autbenlkitx of Ihe n -^port* about w ^ti.ieifiii iiniis. bul almply^point* oui ih.- misery aad failure Ihat^must almost Inevitably follow th^ proa**^nertor ezhoeetnoul without any kaowl-^rdgc ot the country or sutii. leal money^with which to provide hlmaelf with^suatenantc. The clrculai is uddrcsseil^to ngeata aad kivi ^ dlt ^ i tlona for^reaching th* fold ^ahm ^m th* water
route. The closlni! paragraph says^^Do not advise any one to no who
in.r*i iy has enough to pay ins far*. The^working season oal) la.-ts thra* or four^months, ami those who reach then ibis
fallwill only have tlNM to build log
caMaaaad preaar* to wall through^si\ iiiiiiii lis If w inter for tin- i h^i i sum^^mer.
Kiiitlon has oecniie.l between the^Central and Western Pa manger aaao^rlationa over arraageaaeat* tor the^tlrand Arm) business at Buffalo nest^month. To prevent manipulation of^return portions of tickets, Western^roads il. .Ian- that all iniisl be duly;
executedbj th* total agent* at d*e-^Hnation, Th* central road* declare
ilurewill be far loo many tickets to^allow this lo I^ don. All liny will^require the joint aitini- lo do ^iu be
,,,, \. , iii. 111..-^ liokcls ill poSlt. il W llll
bunfor tlteaatOU of the return limits.^Kor ihis execution Ihe) propose lo ini- i^pa** all i^ \Ira iliai^;i at m t . tits pi r
ticket Western roads hav. not made
anyprovisions for am SUch ^ barge.^Negotlatkm* for a
Mill11*.HI 111 dispute
SundayIC^ nraloiia in Itii-Kami.
Tib I . \ ^ P. aHl mak. a rate of i
 for round Hip. from I Pit to to .
iinns.in and return, every Hat unlay^and Sunday until further notice. Tick*
.i. iiI Koine on any passenger train
b-aviiiKKutie between Red p. m. Snt-^nrda] aad l:M p. m. lap day. Keturn-^lag Lav. tlragaon between vta p. m. 1
Saturday and 1^'iKl o'clock Sunday^niKht.
heap Ragm la ajakaea PaMa
TheNorthern 1'a.itlc on .Inly ISthl*
171h.inclusive, alli July I'JIh. Bad,
L'tith.3th. AU*fuat Ind, '.Hi and Kb,^will sell one way tickeis 1.1 Kansas^City. si. I.ouls and all Missouri rlv*r^point*, also Si. Paul. Chicago and all
intermediatepaiat* al rate of W.M.
iiiiall dlreet lines Casi of Chicago^..i- Si l.ouis. rale will i.- one-half
low.sitr*l . lass limited rat* to point*
asfar oust, but not Including Toronto
Suspension Bridge. Niagara Kalis,
Buffalo.Salnmanon. Kile. I'lttsburir,^Win ^ lin^r. I'arkersbui'K. t harlestnn or^Ashland, lo those points and Kast
Hunof regular rate from Chicago or
St.Lout* will be charged. TH kit of.^Bee No, Hast Itroadvvav Hutte.
\\ M. Tl'^ HI y, (j. a.
THE NEW GRANDMOTHER
^lie I..It eil Her liranilclilblren Well
Kaaagh)imi Thought *d BmaaH.
Kronithe DetraM Pie* Press.
Itmust not by any means be inferred
Hint,because gang am* and moth*r*
arebecomluK emaniipatcl the uraiul-
motberis getttag ^left rearward in the^lurch.'' ai a ceaatry place, aboal^tine, miles fraaj laa city, the ether
day.Ho new grandmother was encoun-^ten.l. ami sin- made a decidedly pleas^^ant and favorable impression. Shevvas
monthan M yagra old. inf was a w*U-^preserved woman of culture and minl-
irg ideas.
Yes,'she said, i have beautiful^apartmeat* in the city, and do not
reallycare tor ihtantn very much,
butmy only son. who Bve* in Balti^^more, ami w ho was married three years^oro. wrote me lhal he was coming^to make me a visit with his wife and
2-year-otdboy.
Ihave never seen lln child, gad nin.^of course, prepared to lava him dearly.
but.from what my son ami daughter
wiii. In- is evidently pretty badly^^polled. In every letter they send some^new direction coacemlng bis impending
lies,cut on my well regulated abode.^The) liild ii.^ I bad better cover my
furniturewith Naen. and put ail my^rholceal btrlc-a-brac away^or out of^reach, for lie * 1 ^ - Chart** was a lively^nr. bin- also that I must have grgllaga^put in th* windows, little nalos at the^Ii. ad of Hi^ stalls, and all thai, to save^my vivacious Kian.lt blld from acci-
denta
Aft.-r reflection, i concluded that t
Wouldn'tlake all Ihat trouble for a I
year-oldgrandchild thai i waa entitled
lomornskteratton than to have my
hoineupset, the cv.-n tenor of my life^dleturbed by this young tyrant from^Baltimore, so I wrote my son tli.it I^would .onie oui lo the country for a^month, and would entertain him here^^with bis family. This line, lush air^will I'^ good f^i lb. youngster, and If^he smashes things In this house, my^son can settle with the landlady. Per^^haps I am 11 voliitlonary In my view s,^bul I believe that even grandmothers
havea right la Mutant their peace,
bodilyand mental.''
.50-inUnbleached Muslin
Kxtralli-iivj, .v..rlli I0e yar.l
ioyards for $t oo^Flannel Shirtings
F.ii'RcghaM wear. e**th M mid 110.- ^.l^^Silk Stript tl FUnnt-l Mrttofi ..'^^^^'^ |TM^J
RuffledCurtain Sale
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Saleof Table Linens and Napkins
InSpite of the Tariff Bill
Wehave .le. i.li-il tn elnai 11 lot of '^1.1 lenittli- of Till
tmnitivi-1.. 15revesmekaad in arle* bam msita s^ 1 *j.:
lenutliund put the \vbolo on our sale ******** at s
20Per Cent Discount
rIstamsga Twtp v iiry
vanl. We w ill . tit any
StsmpedLinens^ llfmnitt-liiiil t.r Plain, Uoj/IIm,^S.iimrf- L'.'nt.-rs. Trio, ami S.-arfa
Discountof jo Per Cent
EmbroideredFlsnnels-Pri-ttilv .Ipsi^n worknl^w Ini.' silk, our 7.V, so- anil S.^^.- ttrailsa,
bocyard
Ourpretty S.V On,., g| 00 gti |LU ^,uavIitlf^.
75cyard
LadlM'Hose -Illnrk ..r Tun ('..tton and bide,^s ort ti .'^Or, liOi- nntl Tor eaeh,
jpairs for $1.00
(Tiililren. Ilo-e, w.vrlli l.V- pair.
3pairs for 15c
Handkerchief*.-*g| snd .isc.
Kmlin-itii-ri-ilUlntn Haii.lken-litcfii.
0for $1.00
K'1 _'^.' Hsnilki'r.iiiefii. better e.i^.-s au.l em-^lirolilerics,
10ceach
SeeOur Window for Ladies' Suits, Waists, Skirts and Mackintoshes
CASE,GRAVELLE ^ ERVIN CO.
Successorsto Court .-nay, Case ^ QrtVaaal Co., Butte, flont.
thepatrons of the WIIITK l-'KONT ('.ftOCERT hav* Hu ir dally wains sup.^piled wilh even regularity. All natrons in the city ami vicinily aro nailed upon us^often Mek Week as they desire by a representative of the store, nnd nil orders^given are tilled with as inueli lldollty mid dispatch as If done easier Hie eye oi Ik*^buyer. It Is this more than usual care and prompt gam, lln- *xa*ntleUeJly line lino^of koo.Is cirri.'.I and Hie fairness of prices charged thai Is ail.Hug dally tn Hi^ i^.|i-^uiHrlty of Hie WIIITK FRONT GROCKHY. Hut our best agent of progress Is the
maintainingof the motto:
IfYou Buy Your Groceries at Courtney's They Are Good
WBufinePreinitt Grocery
308-310-312N. Main Street Telaphona 185 Butto
THOMASF. COURTNEY
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Lcadlnt)Business Firms of Montana.
tSSAYKKS.
THUS.BUOOT
Utlicehalf a block north of
P.O.
rnNorth Main St., Butte,
BtB, MAVKB. Assayrr-Samples br^mail i r exiiress will receive prompt and^11.refill attention. Hold and stiver bullion^11 ^aaataJty'. No. M West park street,
Butte.I', o. Box .^.16.
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Practl.-**llmlled *o Kye. Ear. Nose,^Throat Bad ('lust. Othe* Bostoftico build*.^Ing. gj Ka^t r.roatlwa)'. Butts, Mont.
amisoments.
UnionPavilion Theater
torHroH'luHv iiml WyorHin^ H.i Buttn^DICK 1*. SUTTON, Manager.
WeekCommeociDg Monday, July %
ANDSATTKDAY M ATI NEK.
Pmil MMtllt*! MaWtl-aftll^manrt-, in I A^-1
mI'ltttlraTnai if^l entitlt-tl
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Kve 11 in^Miti nn 1
WITil A STItOMt CAST.
;Ptlret**
an*l.l.V^Mill 'J.V
Mauire's Opera House
tails.
!^* Hagaam Manager
ToKansas I'ily
Mria
Ml.via Burlington
Saskatchewanand Montana
BelleI
lietl.lteil Itlltra Kaat vlillnliill I'atili. Itv.
JulyU to 17 inclusive, July 111. ^,^L'ti. Aug. -'. a aag ^. the Ualaai Pacific^will sell tickets to Chicago. St. I.nuls.^Missouri river point* anil intermediate^potnta, at rate af 111, llrst-class. Re-^.In.eil rales tn Kast.-rn iioints In cun-^111 cl ion with above rate will be made,^l inking fan- very low tu the Kast and^Soul In ast l-'or farther Information^.ail mi or adoraa* K. V. Maxc, general^11;. nt L'alon Pace Ihe railway, Battei
Mont.
M.P. I.echey. altorney nt law. over^ITaaea Pacllb . coiner of Main anil
Broadway.Batraae* No. s Baal Beam).
way Tiit'iihone laii.
HaveWon the Esteem of Tlontana s People. 3
i;,;tihn ok tiik tkfOMTH
1TheHuntingtonBroadwayCo.
 M.m.lay, Tuo-.tnv. W.'.ln.wkmx July '.Mi. BT,^j thf ureal JHndlaoo tk|tiare thf*ilr^^nrcci^,
 Young Mrs. Winthrop
Fiitliiy,S)t!ur^l;i^ ami SatunUy Mali-
OurRegiment
TTameahyini e
sf.i.sonstoky * co.. hOggJIAK mont
settlementof th.-^an- now in |.ingress.
Tin-af*V ills of nn L'alon Pai I Ac^.vi.i.ntiv of the **sha**a itiai the re-^.tiii jletueahm iwaaraing tu. relation^ot that 10a.I ami lb^ Oregon Sliott^Line has given rise lo ihe opinion that^it has 111 a**** no asm. medltli^maada for the long haul on tin^inrnctl over le il by lis inline^has therefore issue.1 noli^, .mm i ttonn lhal u has not^attttud* ^ii this mall
tureI' ^in reaaare^ortglnatln* In thi l
Mlssoui1 1 iv 1 1 ami^on Its lint s shall is^cither al iniiaha or
ate
Iits lit
bustniss^Hons. It^to all of iis^1 kaaged its^ami In the fu^^ll II tin banana***^riitm y 1 ast of th^*
,1,Sill^.I to |H.|tltS
tilincitover lo it^at Kansas City.
THEGREAT
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CASHGROCERY *YARDS:
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fkya^%*g^%sg^^*%%4v*4^agya, ^v^v%*av^a^% -gy%. V*Vt^**va^**^ %%%%%% ^,
ANACONDACOPPER MINING CO. ^Lumber Dept.
Manufai'taroraaud Hhol^^^al^ I^ral^^r^ In
ROUGHand DRE55ED LUHBER,
Allkinds of Miainq and Bridq: Timb:rft a Spec ij It v.
SwUaaff^s:ihMil,i\ ;.t 11 a. Ill
000_
g*sMsj|Mont.^W.TvTSNDV. Manas^WEEK COMMRNCtNO JULY 19.^RNQAI i KM I iHT BX1 lt.\^ IRDINA Itv I^rii. Baantifnl Ctnaswaaa lb* Dtrtae(hjav
OMRNR
rnscntlnghi^11.ireni ' anil^l Sitae ^ 11 nun*^^net mi Netk
rfamous ^Uanct- of the
ini-islibrat**] ^MMway
-In Venlifi.
nnin is Hie original la
Largi*Dr^ Kilns In connection ivtlh the mill. Essli nnd Door Factory. Sash,^Door^. Mouldings, t'rdar Shingles and Pine l.nth. Intwrlor Ilariiwood or rins.^Hsnd Ralls, Balusters and Nswel fosts. Scroll Saw lug. Turning and Kancy^Brackets. Over 2.000.000 fret No. 1 Clear Finir.h in stock, either jsrd seasoned or^kiln drlrd. Ettlmatci and price lis * on ai.pllcatlon.
i
Millsat Hamilton, Hontana.
Vanl'ai:i|is Mm.i'otii .n l Chi.se.
Toroule.
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VI.v i. ti.
namailea knamraal
Mo.lii n Mi v .'
Houscbolilservants, as a rule, are^only allowed a half holiday once in two
wsetts
Th-Mexican national air Is never^played In patbttr wttaeat aaaclaJ ^ r^^mlaston unless the i.i-i-sldcnt is nrem-nt.
TheMexican 'al.orei wears ins apioii
ofMather ar gunny aaeg aa hM back.
forthat Is where he carries ^ v rv thing^from a couple of bricks to a hundred^|siunds of Ice.
Afterfloors and carp-ts are swept^they are always gone over again With^a damp doth fasli ned to a short Mb k.^This ^ bub Is drawn lightly near th*.*^sulfa, lo take up all remaining dust.
(illrsnrir.)
ajaxelectric belts
I'-.ila kh* XXi.rl.l.
ar*gaaraatM the quality of our^giMid-. Out prices speak for them^^selves.
HITTKi:nrv
iiesiCreeaeery, per pound *uUl
CHBBSB:nc^Kutl i'n.on. two pounds for^0\j
oorraB:
Arahtga,Uon or xxxx. two nr
pgjikages forZDC
i.Mtn
l'ivepounds best forVJQ
Asour spate here is limited we can^^not nuoit **sj as many prices as w*^would lik- 1.1. but call and get our
arte**on *th*r geeaa and yon win k*
convlncetlthat w* sell the best feed*^for less money than any other ston in^Hutte.
TheGreat 333 E.E.Gaiiogiy^co
CASHfjROCERY
'. i S. ^ruoua St., Butte, Mont
Officesand Yards, 400 Utah Avrnue, South Rntte.^. s inn/./ . ^^ Cor. Birch and Front Sts., Anaconda
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Dr.Sanden's Electric Belts
a*,i
kvlas oo
BrbTSa.st 0. O. D.. wittl BrlTil*^^^natioa. upon r^esipt of Os.- Isvlli^lars ml upoa apphealios.
Alilr.^t
$ 00
.of axaml.
Oae*
this country of these Turkish Ihirtm
Dam, baring gwmntei Hn-se celebrate i^dnnce* In Mi vv Vcrk city and Chicago^one year previous u the advent of th*^^Midway^ nt Hie World's Fair.
statesavings bank
Cor.Main and Park. Butte.
OFFU'F.lvS.
P.A. Larger Pre^lden|
T.M. Il**gs*l Cashiel
l'aldIn capltaj. JlOO.iHK).^Surplus and undivided profits ISO.OOP.^t'nder Mite supervision ami Jurisdiction.^Interest paid on depoiits. Sells rxchang.^available in all the principal cities *f th*^Vnltcd Stalcii and Europe. Collections at.^tend** to nramath/* Transact a general^banking business.^Dir -rtors: 1'. a. t.argey: John a. Crelati.
ton.Omaha: ^;. \v. tunieieii. a. H, Bar.
ret.E D. Leavltt, 8. V. Kemper, 1. M.^iledgens.
WmUoi'. M. P. Br wnl.*!. R. C Chambers,
MaemsDaly,T- a. .^arj*-ant.
HOGE.BROWNLEE'S GO.
...bankers...
BlfTE CITV.
10NTANA
Bl'TTF,MONTANA
Trya S/atniard If mii Aav.
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Hospitaland Mkas*^Alaska slretts. Hutte. gkaak^^ and 11* for Ambulance.
FREIND...
ornerQuarts and^Tclcphon*
Trauva^ ' s g*B*ml Pankinj Bumu Ex.^ehanse dr^miv os the leajiug eitie- of Kuropa.^t't.lleeti.ma prompliy alt*-s*le*3 to.
i,. r.'.jHiBileata : Well.. Ksr*o * ^ o R*e^York: Well., Karg^ * 0^i . Sail IsTsWl Malls.^Farxo t i ^Kraaei^. o Omah v Natiia.l
Han...llanah*., H-^1 ^.-v't g l'-v. Ana^^tIs
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