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THE ANACONDA STANDARD: MONDAY MOBNTNG. AUGUST il, 1S!^7.
WESTERNMONTANA ELKS HUD A GOOD TIME
TV Wimn M^ltuO*^^ of tor Maaaard il^M '.'IS Blgglna aaaa.ia. oap**tr^ Pr.au^n** M ^
**!*. TwCsko** S* n- a.:^^i v^,
farata*** oa apuh.-atina
HotWeather
^WW
Weare well equipped^with
ReasonableGoods
For
rien'sWear
Goodssuitable in weight^and style tor the warmest of^weather, at prices
GREATLYREDUCED
Toclean up stock.
BlueSerge Coals and I ests^Black Alpaca Coals^Linen Dusters^trash Pants^Manhattan Negligee Shirts^Fancy Vests^Leather Belts^Gauze Underwear^Straw Hats
i*** They Retained Undisputed Pos^^session of Missoula All Day.
THEDAY A PERFECT ONE
Colonel Burt Entertained the Visitors^Hospitably at the Fort A Sacred Con-^cart Uivan Sons* and Hrsuechea^The Lodges Leave for Home
M
ISSOULA
EICANTILE
Co.
WMOLESAlfcRsAMI RKTAlLKBa^IS l- VKUl mix.
MlSfKil'I.A. MONT.
SendI'^ Ymr ilail Oidtn.
AN ISLAND IN THE JACK POT.
Hewthe Mile of HltinOMpntl. t hanged
Hand.In a Ogfd t.aiiic.^From the Minneapolis Tribune
Atone of the miiet interesting games^of poker ever played In .Minneapolis.^Nicollet Island ^a^ put in the Jurki^^^t^by a man as ho thought hr understood !^the gam, hut found there were others^who underatixid It better.
Fifty-fiveyear* ago Pierre Bottineau^took up a claim on the m^ot where St.^Paul now stands. A year later he^Haded It for a horse Mild COW, w hi. h^he drove away Into the wilderness,^never dreaming that the land he hail^almost given away would m a few^year* i.e the site of a ureal city. For a^amall sum he purchased a large por^^tion of what la now the business part^of Minneapolis ami put up u Iok cabin^on a little mound In the center of Nicol^^let island.
Halfa dozen of the old act tiers. Ilol-^tineau among them, had a little poker^rluh. One evening the stakes kept^growing larger and larger, until every^Jackpot contained a small fortune Mr.^Hottlnenu had been losing heavily, hut^at laat was dealt a hand upon which^he hoped to regain his losses and win^Koinething besides He was given four^queena. and. drawing one card, seemed^an ace. leaving four kings as th. only^hand by which he could be beaten. Ho^1 hough! he saw one of the players dis^^card a king and he considered hla hand^invincible, and played It accordingly.^Soon all hut Bottineau and the man op^^posite him dropped their card* and re^^tired to watch th^ game The talile^was heaped with money and the per-^*onal belonging* of the two men. The^flickering light of the candle shone^dimly on the Muahod face* as they^watched each other warll) out of ihe^corner* of their eye*. All of Botti^^neau* po*ae**iona lay M th. table and^It WS* hi* bet He looked at In- hand^carefully, ami then said all In had left^a as Nicollet Inland, which he would^bet against I^'UO. The bet was called,^ami BMUaeau laid down hi* Tour^|MM with a smile of triumph Amid^a dead silence his opponent laid on the^table, face up four kings and a I ray.^It was *o still that you route have^heard them breathe. Then Hottineau^^ ailed for writing materials ami made^out a deed to the island. From that^day he never touched a card or coun^^tenanced gambling in anv form
Afterdrifting around the country he^went to Hed l-eke Falls and tisik up a^claim aud remained there until Ihe^time of hi* death. He was employed^a* a guide and ^rout, and a*a* one ol^the principal meml^er* of the rllbh ) e\^peditlon. He knew every find of ihe^N.tthwest country, having traversed^li eyi-r sin. e |,e w as pi years old, w hen^he guided Lord Selkirk's colonists from^old Fort limn When h, died I hi iaM^of the old-time Canadian voyagers and^guides, who were sueh an Important^tartar in the upbuilding cd th. Norlh-^weat. passed away.
Missoula.Aug. 1.^All day the 1:1K^have retain d the poaaeralon of the^clly that was turned over to them n -^ttrdsy. and n was m^| till lat. this^evening that the laat of the visiting^delegations left 'h: fitjr, and then it^was only because Use-trains would not^wait any longer If their own state^^ments go for anything, tin visltlni:^Klks had a good time ami the local^lodgt 11 i ui'ily dtil
Thismorning all of the visitors who^were ready were taken out t., I'oit^Missoula ay C. K. Jolinaon to witness^the guard mount and to listen to the^sacred eesrert of the Tvv cm y-illi h^regiimnial hand. The day has Imm-ii a^|a^rfei t one as far as weather was^oomvrncd. and at the Fort Colon I
Hint did 1,11 I hat eotlld ha done lot lie
entertainmentof his guests. Alter he
hadirnui d out. is to have the guard^doubled, he I ui aed I bt fori avet to
tie i:iks and I heir word was la* fee
a couple of bOUr* The rolieelt wai
anexcellent one and the ins, number.
TheSlur Spaiigleil I'.aniter.^ IihiukIiI^i very man to his feet and the chorus^that, was sung was an inspiring one
The Wallace special train l.-Tt tin
afternoonat :i octoek and the Cr
d'Aiem I- dee had a good send off^when its train pulled out of tin at!^thin. There were sons- ai d spi eh.
ami all sorts of expressions of gI
will. Lata this evening .1. M. Keith,^art siding oltleer of tin- Hell Oat* lodge. ;^reeelvtd Ihe following message from^th. Coeuf d .XL lie lodge, dul'il ill Iron^Mountain:
'TheWallace herd is now browsing^on ihe summit In good coadHlon,^thanks to tin good past nrage furnished^bv the Hell (iate fa.Mts. iSlgneili^^COEl.R icw.KNK. SO. HI
The Helena and Itutte delimits
leftthis evening for their hoais* and^to-night Ihe city is ^le .tl I by lite^throng that, has tnaih it nu t i \ tot ^,^hours ot mote. The Initiation of the^new lodge will remain km a bright spot t^In local history lot a long thin
ATHIS OWN REQUEST.
lagrraoll.the Firebug. Han Mlaaniiln Mb^^I'fn Lock II i in I p.
Missoula,Aug. 1 Ingersoll, the sup-^|Mi^ed lire hug. who has he n iiltaln-^iiig so inui h attentloii in Kittle, ar^^rived in Missoula this evening M mill--^fM Wardaer lor w hich nluec he has a^1st bat He wont at nine to the clly^hall and asked the Hi still II far IaM
chief of police. Mr AllgeVilie Wil l
foundfor him ami bt ark' I to he^lOSbad. up till the train leaves In I be
iternlajj H* said ibai bt was afraid
.hatsomething would tripper in Mis -^soula to-night ami that hie would be {^I.hiimd for it. so be bad promised bbi
wifethat he would leport to Hie oltl-^ofH. He was locked up in the ootUtty^Jail at his ow ^ request.
Florencehotel harher shop Shn.in^',^15 cents Hath rooms .pen 8 to 1 on^Sunday s. Haths. H rent*.
Whenyen ^ I i- ^ - a nl that stsajb lint, tdial will sat^wear'^A linrih.tr
Wethougtit iu. tlic Augnal l.'uli.
MISSOULANOTES.
Missoula,Aug. 1.^All Northern i'a-^eilie I rn ins have been hue to-day once
more.Iba avetiaad hroatt the Baal h^^ing four hours behind Uhe acheduli^the one from the West about tile same^this afternoon.
TheHun cluli had It- regular shoot^this afternoon at the rnngc in South^Missoula. The club in- slal w as w on
lotihe tratk by lack Fori., i HIi
worewas 1* out of known liana,^unknown angles.
J.P. Page, slate land agent, is In the^elty on official buslm s
I.en 1.. Hunt is regis.. i..I at the^Florence.
It.O, Beholder and R. It ^chukter^lame in from Vermillion this evening^and are guests at the Florence.
Thework at the mines of the Ki n-^tucky and Montana Mining company^Is making good progress and the mill^will be In operation in a very short^Utile.
Thelire depaitni.tu iv as railed not^this afternoon by a false alarm. Noth^^ing to put out was found and the ap^^paratus was taken buck to tin ^11\-
batt.
ml |- ill r. ^.lv t^ I- put up. It will Ural '^it to^, at i.^ * I^1 ,! '^^ Front repeal^d
|teals the ovner* are eonftdeat that they !^I ^ii| eztr.o t at le'*t per ton from I
theore.
I Oxmuel Huated s .- Ined by * Jury to-^lay In Juslli' Hue s eourt on a charge
ofIhr.al. nitii the life jf u a. Sar in,^i The Uior h.ol .ill -oaie hay on I. ml^; . lMlme.1 I.) Mined on a squatters right,^l iit sloii I . ^.nt back Pi haul It .way^h* aaa ^i i|Hs^d hf Huated. who tarried 1^. .-nil I . . t le. his order, 8w.il also^^ earrt.d a shotgun, Ha ejeiaUad Ihe land 1^a I on .. Northern l*adfle aartlMI. Tb*
|lll\ :0.|lllllid Hie ^)^ (^ lid. Ill Willi SIIS
,.|nt-i lo Attormy Miller The p^i-
11.s I i lie -nil live on IMn, ere,*.
II.ill A11 'ii I!. Joy lint his le .llier-ln-
!*. Clirki lJ Barr^. have j Ined lb*^s|.|ti|m,|. i^ th* KlorMlkye gold Held*.^Mr. J.. Ins heiii located at Portland,^lore, for two yea fa, and Mr. La I at III^Ma- rlaltlao hint alun the repoftt of^; the ill'eovi ry . urn Mr. La Hai r, lateada^i,, tpta up . drug stare at l\liml)ke.^^I -.ill^! It 'III Health' on Hi. :)nh day
l .lulv mil w,n aecnmpanUd lo Lionel^i enu'iyie . alto l*-'t Nvtntfstan \V^dact^^^lay last.
fburaaalmorning jl^nit I o'clock lire^w s illscovi no .ii lo- Dan for Hi building,^on Main strut. It had ul hut a sotht^-uri ami wis ...sily ^ Ztlllgll -lied. Tie^I.all.lint Ii ol lain .iienlly raoatetl and^from Hi aaat traatstt the lajkaatk on fba^^^^^onll floor bad bata oaHairtd bt a pile
and set Pre to ll^ SUIIle tills I i 'lit. ^lt'l
ivlil.iitlyaaattd to burn up tbt town^As lb* pin.- is hi the In art of the illy.^Ho re is no laMkM what Ho OOtaW of Hie^loss would hue lain had lot the tin la-en^opportuni ty dlsiiv er. .! In its Im.pi. ul
ttaai
VanCamp s Macaroni and Clie.se
INLIVINCSTON.
IlealVt ultra.
Fromthe Washington Star.
Whatthe Idea of this socialistic^colony'.'^ asked the man who i* un-^pnwperous. but thoughtful
Wfaant to get som, plan- ^here^we can run things to suit ouraelvei
'How many will thet-e t .
Aamany a* we can get; aeveral^thousand
WiII. you have my pest w Ishea, but ,^I can't Join you. You ate smart people^and may succeed in squaring the clrc't^or diKOverlng perpetual motion But^you never will perfei t a s* heme lo-^which a whole lot of Individual- wlil^^utt thcinaelvoa and one another at the^same time. '
Neta K.liable Kute.^Krsm the Washington Star.
Man.''said Willi. Wishing, nn. in ii^effort to seem alur bt tbt ^ ..aiure or^amviroiimMtr Her Low hla . -.un a . i^luvartaltir' rrflei t* his sufr^undliies ''
Butdoes if queried Ml^* Cayenne.
Haveyou l-jaon I., ilouhl It .
TeaI have oft. n ulaarrved that the^^'ounr man whia consume Hi, me. luiuii^sun *t* and n.ilk talk t M alxiut^terrapin aad dump***-.-.^ 4
Th*Huaid el I ipiali/alloii t lnl.h. a Ha^Aaai-aainrnl tliiik.
Bpaclall oiTe^l^llldem ^ ,( Hi, Sl.iiulal.t^Livingston July ::i fka eiuullziili.n
laoanl eonilllet.il i!,,-. | i.vhw of tit. a.
^nwnt in-day. ifn r a session at !J 1^days. In the aggretate thry have raattd^I lie assessment soni. Out to what .xt^r.i
taataMin- deterniiii, d iiiii^i Hi, . baofji i
ereall antireil In th. asaessnunt I. ok^anil the i. vised tnlals fonteil liji. Th.^four principal husimas hl.aka of Hi.^clly. win. h had la, n r^^. 1 n^..I l.j tin --^seasor wire ristotid lo the valuitlons^plan d lipjn them last year, tl'i - ' va..^^the amount of the raise made by iIi*^la^rd on these four block^ The Nortlorn
Puellie aas, asm. lit on |h|-^on*l propil ly
waainert iseal from tH.S'.n to *|o.iaM Whan^th* state layatd hzrs th* valuation nisei^tin rallvaay comp..ay'.- Ism!-, their as-- ^^^^mant will run up lo ab.nn |.L^ai.i^i. Thl..
OJtjIbJOthem III* loavitrt |t|p*JI| Ul the
county.
Th*Montana Cttal and Ootmpiny ,
ofllorr comes mm. with ^i .ssa.^sin^ tit
oftlll.lMI. uf Willi h !.. ^^^ la i, in t lie out- ',
pulof the company's eoaJ nice
The lajanl rasaivail a . lam; atl I CO 11 ,n^fiom the stale ho ird nquea.ing that |^shee-i be usaaasad at }l Y^ p^ load and -^tOMkt tl Sta per h. ad. In replj tin Park^lountv lyiard sugti-slnl that ah*t p ought^to ba ralsa.l lo R S or U.lai if , attle wi r- j^to U- pi i. e^i at 11V 'the r, ^ -on given was I
thatboth ealllr I ml ah. e liave lll.naaeal
lr.value shoe the 1st or March, and my^Increase In Ho ft sees* pre nt valufttlon '^liased upon the niaikrt ,-l\ati.-,- should^apply to sll classes if ttock affealed.
Th iHiard will sll on n. xt T i. .-day tl^In ar remonstrances fn.n owBaira of * Uy {^prjpeety tin* atattMsmt has beta^raised, on Thursday and Frulav they ,^will Is- In session to ha-.r from tazpay-^^rs In otht-r portions ad lb* , ouuty.
Alive-stamp mill la i . I^ i reeled *t^th* Oregon mine It th. Nmuril Bridge.
-Nil Will lie In op.. .i:.n -. ., eouple of
Bon'hs. The owti -Sn.uh
t'oal-r.an hullilcs ^..-.n i-xd llir*'^mips in length in ^taill up Ih-t
efHMMaory.Th* mill has bean piircl*^.nl
lit.,;.- lataaUet Pellets i-ui .^ Con-tlpatlun.
VanCamp's Macaroni and Cheese.
IN VIRGINIA CITY.
hBfl*I'rit ale llaiielog Pail) A had ^^c-^tOJOOOOt e.
lot^ iii Oarri toaaaNaajat of lb* at aboard.^Virginia City. July H.- I,ast Fii.lav
i.ning. July -^. Mis. a. P, Hall gave
(tie of the largest private datg pal -
tiesevil glvcll III the elty. Loth cllil- ,^dren and adults .von- present. Ko CtX^but the cMMrM were allowed uny^privilege -n the Hoot t see pi i t aid tie-^little ^ m s. until after I:' o'clock, mid^^night, whm th.- little ms retired to^iin ir bt uvea Fn m U aatll - i/cktok a.^in up Ida* ettao gojoyad uteatoalYto
b)I tipping the light fantastic. The^pal iv was given in the spin h us hall in^Hp rltj Auillteiium. The dame ooaoytd^with a grand iiiareh tit exactly 1*^o'clock. There were Marty Uti little^I ft ami gills In line, ranging from J1 k^roart of age to IH or II years. At Will^p. iii. light refreshments vv-n nrvcd^ti, Hie little v new. when dandng was^again resumed und I iitinu.il until^midnight, when Ikf bemt waltii was^plav.d and tin- children bid Mis. Hall^gonl night. After th. hull had been
lean .i ^ r the little i nes tbe oldor oaao
t,ak possess;- ii until - o'i-Ii ek. v. In n It^^It. shin.ins avert again siived ami all^i-eiin d. .Miss h.dim Thoiuat of Dal^.\i i I ties and Miss Jni.ci Koaaiter of^She Plan asslsli d Mis. Hall in reviv^^ing There were fully Ml prt at lit,
Tin-ii. B, K.'s I Rnnla, atadiob-n val^^ley . guv.- an Invitation dancing party^Pt Ida) cening. July M, at Union hall.^a hug.- en vvd was aftMNI tad a moot
rnjdyablatime aaeal b) ail. The U.
It.K.'s ON a club ill themselves and^frequent ly -^iv.- I beet danCOt at Intel-
vain^ f every foa week*, it at com-^I ^-e.i ..r the ' 4W of Funis.
Arorj s^'' ic. iin enie happen, d^Tin-.lav tl tbe. Kennetl mine ban tun-^terokf, in w iiich Edward btcOovern'a^mind becamt tMikll' daraagoa. Mr,
McGovemhad botll working at the^nit. . rm libit but of lute ba had^bu n w iking i utsiiie. and it is thought
thatIn- becaaver heated ami li' ii ii
ltl is cause his lililill i.eeanie uffii-te L lie^was taken to Ills bOOtl as men as the^lainilv vv.ie in tilled, and ut OOOO b
iiay(Friday) ha teooaad atwck im-
praved,and no doubt In a short time^he win ret ver. Mr. ktoOovcrn is t na^^tive of Alder guh h, about 27 Of H^years of age. unmarried, steady and In^^dus! rh us and u young loan with in-
nuaaerablefriends, ahawin is- i\-
ii.tn.lvwrry to btar ikhj and Rtla-^!^ rtnat
aparti rnoaaatbn ofL I* Calla-
vvav,M. II. McLean. J T. Hull, Louis
tpmat titni J. H Preach i. ii sun lay
miruing- for I I ur days' llshing ex, lit - i^^j ii .n Rubf ere, k. Mailt.-.ti valley.^TP. part) t^ turned Wednesday evening;^with lish .trough to supply th. wants^v i theii many- ft lends. They n 11. t
baain-- ^ i pioadtd imp . . tcoptlng tho ;^unaaalneat tbt tatreat* bot weather I
gav.tbewj 00 ace. unt v f lis evap rat^^ing the snake inedii inc and compelling
theparty to use a great deal of eau*^U n vvhil. OU1 lishlng that u- tie of the
tu,in^h re si. ui.i in- blttta
Mr. and Mrs. O. M. Ileal and child^^.l Ullh n spto! n Pro days I a -1 OfOth^ill this iltv W hile btrt they were the^guests of Mr. and Mrs. Oi D, Ft.-in h
m Hlllh us. Kaymoad or it.-im. nt
Park. Kubv valley, was um tig the^Virginia v isitors this week.
Missescm l ie ami Waukei RayotondJ
,iSli. 11.Ian spent a lew dayt in the^elty lust week as guests ^u Miss, s^Mltta ami Henry Hon in, It
Thebuy stacks of MeatTI, Craig und^Wagners were .l.stn.ye.l by tin- Sun^^day. How the blaze stait.il is Oaf
knownPoott think Ike) were tii^d^purpcaely, while others Hunk that It
wasd ii. acckatntally. Aboul N loat^were burrs g,
W.1 Kinds ,1 Knnis. while crossing^fp ni bit cattle rain h 00 th- Ppaper^Itadb* n. near Ruby . rook, lo his honie
laRnnla, was Uarotra Latoa barb wire
fenceand his li^g quite s. vit. Iv cut. At^last t-.-p. rls bO was improving, but )i t
Ulllll'letv I.e ^ III ^ 1 his |^ ,|
Misshilnii Thomas is spending a few^i v- with In r aunt, Mrs Kt^cr. on^Blaine spring creek.
Mh'sMa huffy of Knnis sp. nt a day n^Ihe city in attendance , n Mrs. Hall's^parly.
PJtriMill hell ^if Rankt was in the^i ity laat week.
KdDavis , f Knnis was in the city^Pi Ida)
Ileft May card of l.,-w,i- Madison waa^^ ne of tin eity's visit is last week, i
Ml*nMagg-i. Mill- v. in an I Mis.^Mi ls nald 1 Itutte are .-pending a few^weeks In ih, oily us gu stsol' Mr and^Mrs. Pal MoG vetn.
.Mrs. Ji !in Pankey und son. Jimmy,^a'i iv i I in the city Fridav , vcnlng ftami^Ann Art* r. where Btrt Pankey ha*^Ih i it f. t tbt past M ur year* ;^ allow^her ehlkfrra t^i attend *rh lo She has^goo .tnov.al ba ihl* city, whet, bet^husl.ii I a d two sins, J 11 and P. S.^Ptutkey, n^lde. Mrs. Poako) aad fam^^ily vvi!l i, side ill the Kplso 1'al |iur-
sonag.
tiiiiiiiini.
Fromlb* vVashlngton Star.
BitMtor.remark*,! a i ontldentlal^friend, do you propOOt lo run for a^rh,e^again ^'
Ofiours I do.' replied Ueiialnr gor- ,
ggaao
Ooa'1you think you Hid brtter say .^something about your attitude on pollil-^Crtl questions* '
Myea It might laa well to remind the^people of my ^ ntstrlloe. Hill lh^re Is loo^mi, I, |.tier rt a Inly to warrant my taking^aide* on an) topic For the present 1^gmas I d better slick to loving my coun^^try on g, mral principles. (
LAYING cables IN WAR TIMES.
laliiirnllou for Making Itapld keb-
iiiurine Coonrrt!^^^.
An Invention has in made
knowowhich will enable i warahlp to^lay a cable at the highest pnaatbli^i I at which the v.-s, a liable of
moving. Tht attea! oliventkog Is
tomake p^^nine eon-
iettbtg by cablo taring ^ar lime. The^Inveatee I* C, s. ott Knoll, an KitgUgg^man. and tht Kngllsh governmeaf is^-.1 . nnsldi i,i. tin- leaslblllty of^equipping warships with Ihe gnell ap-^putulu*.
Sipli a type of ealih- would .onsi.-t of^a ..inductor of seven tinned copper^w Ires stranded, insula). I awltkl pun-and^vulcanised Indian rubber and slnathed^with steel wires, the latter made up^In strand* of threat wires each The^pu.e of thla cable will i.e V.00 a knot.
Inthe sea *erv le,- due am. would
ha^ to lie made In th. maiter of^thick,^ thu* causing a tn-s* to come^upon the cable frum without the :hip.^The pi, sen, of such I strain It was j^preaaaofj to signify as well as to make^prov ision against III effect*, by the f. I^lowing arrangement
Apulley at the ttera ejt cted the I ^kit^overheard, ami v is ,li u by a motor^capable of exerting onlj t ootapara-^lively .mall power, and beyond this^st. rn pulley there wa- i .vide drum^..v- i which was pasalng 111'- cable on Its^way from the hold. In coajjunctlor^with this drum was maintained MB* |^feet of .-abb- under a i iistant tension:^ami until this bight ol Ihe cable be-^i ^',^^!! Ihe all rn pulle. and the mall,^supply was ail pa id o-o no alinormal
-ii':- eould beset upon the rest llf the
cable. As the very l****faag of the^amount of this bight culd be made to^inerease the sup[ily ot st. am or other^pou ir Iii the main pt ing out engine.^If power' be used for tills work, it^would be only th.-alelav in the respoti-^liveneaa of sui h engii ^ and its loud^Ihat would have to be provided for. A^high! of '.'.ism fe, t would provide an in- 1^.1. as.- of in per cent. ..vr the vessel s^^peed of .'II knots, for about ten Htln-^Ulea, and the question ^-' the sullieienev^of the length of the cai^would depeml upon Ih^tIt. i able w as carried.
Threehundred knots of cable would^weigh IN Ions, and could bt OOBVegl-^^ ntly contained in n coraOOafI cylin-^dii.ail tank, lying longitudinally in the^ship. In length und dlaim tir this tank^would be sufficient to admit of a drum^ot i obi,in rotating within It. of the fol^^lowing illinension*: BetWOOB tlnnges,^|IVj feet, diameter of llallge*. la (get;
diameterof cor.., 6 feel The rapacity
wouldbe equal lo Um knots of cable.^In size the tank is ghoul the same as^many double-ended boilers. The driv^^ing power might consist of a set of^digitus capable of indicating, say I .Ml^horse power, thus giving power enough^to enable the fully loaded drum to be^given a paying-out speed of 21) knots,^from a stHte of rest, within HKI sec^^onds. With the drum fully loaded the^revolutions would be about 4a per min^^ute, and with the drum marly depltted^It must be rotated at about 100 revolu^^tions pit minute; the ot.inland, how^^ever, in the latter ens. would be so^11, rfecl lluil Hie povvei v.ould lie more^than ample.
Inprinciple the cabl. accumulator,^01 the apparatus Is called, consists of a^pair of theaveo over - blob the cubic^is led, a bight of MM feel being al^^lowed I., bang down: to this a constant^tension is applied by a weight upon a^third slunv. A vertical traverse of^I.nun feel It obviously iniiMisslhle on
boardship. if. however, the two upper
sinlives are plac.-il side by side, and^in , i considerable width, inch sheave^ronatttute* a drum capable of holding^I,ON OJeH of cable. Ity the tiding of the^drub! the third theoVB and its weight^nr.- raised until ih.-v are in danger of^hi ing carried ground with the drums.^Hut the taint reaull can be obtained by^controlling Ihe axle where it projects^l.evond the two drums, these latter be^^ing hsise upon it
Thisarrangement put* a^force upon the tendency to^sheaves around the drums^tyatem Ihe rate of delivery^It governed by the speed giv
HARVARD
CIGAR*
P*1
RAlwayj ewect snJ raellow, wtich y^means toft, imooth, and honey-like.
Adeliciont smoke from end to er.d.^No bitter tatte in a Harrard Cigar.
Hand-madeby Fnion woilxmcn. ,^L S. COHN, BtBV DKtrikuttr, Butte. Mont.
TheDelicious Fragrance
Refreshingcooluia* and soft ot-auly im^^parted to the akin bv PoaaoKi's Powoke,^iommend* it to all ladieii.
THEflONTANA
ANACONDA,MONT.
ileheld In hand^e way In which
Oneof the handsomest find most degunt-^ly unpointed hotels In tho I'niteil States.^Thoroughly hreproof and provided with^elevators, electric hells, lire alarms, run^^ning water, baths, I team heat, open lire-^places and all modern conveniences.^Kooms en suite and single.. Cuisine anil^service strictly first-class. Rales from^^JgJ per day upwards, according to size^and character of rooms occupied.
GEO.W. REYNOLDS
riANAQfcR
FORHEALTH OK PLEASURE
Thereis no place in the .Northwest^that equals QrOBltt Hot Springs. The^waters of the Springs are recoinniend-^ed for rheumatism and stomach^troubles. A delightful stage rid* Of^sevin hours from Missoula takes Ih^^visitor to the Springs, where the ac^^commodations are llrst class. Write to^C. e. Ml //II.. Lou Lou, ftont.
Forthe Summer
IOPlaOO Hot Springs Hotel Is now^J rerdy for the reception of guests,^tiood bath^. excellent accommodation*,^fishing and hunting. Stuge run* regu^^larly. Address
WILLIAM BOYLE, Lou Ldu, Mo0g
retarding
carrythe^In the.^overboard^to the
sternpulley, and in the event of an^outside sit ess occurring, due. of course,^to Insulin lent speed In pitying out. the^stern pulley would acquire an Increaaed
rateof revolution ami ihe tpeed imii-
catorattached lo ii would fail to tally^with a standard instrument to vvhl.li^this driver Is supposed to work. Should^the ..llicer in charge then even cut off^his power supply entirely, he would^proline, no diminution Of speed. No^Injury WOWM OCl ur lO the cable on ac-^couni of the flexibility, ns It were, pro^^duced b] the accumulator coming into^play, but the ottieer In charge must^now ^JTtMafft for an Increase in driving^Opt d.
Theelei trieal controlling Instrument^can be brief!) deocribed as an Instru^^ment which enable* the rate of sped
.,rogbMered by ike log to be kKtlcoted^to tbe driver vviiii tuek a ptsa or minus
Ladingas should cause pTOtatf allow,^gnoo to be madi for tides, etc. As an^alternative plan for carrying th, cable,^a number of rigid drums of about 2a^knots capacity each are proposed, the^In ighl and dlamettr being such that^th, v might rtOdilly bt stowed between^decks. Ill either system there is the^minimum of delay in Hiking in cable,^an Important Item In war operations.
soimportant, Indeed, that the ordinary
methodsof handling cable, both In tak^^ing iii a supply and In paying out.
wouldbe under serious it load ran lag*^in the bitter raae protection by strong
.envoi would b- needed, beside mak^^ing tin- operatkmt la kaad plain to the
.nemy't acouta.
WesternMontana National Bank
OFM1SSOCLA. MONT.
FredKennett.^T. II. T. Hyan.^G. A. Wolf. ..
President
...Vice President^Cashi- r
Capital$75(000
Surplusand Profits 15,000 [
PEPSUIA
PANCa-O-PEPSALIA TABLET*
pmitiraiyrare* InJIgesiion, Catarrh of tht^Steaucb. Heart-Burn, Sour Stomnch,
bYSPEPSIA
Udall UndreMl Stomach Trnwhh*. A ^nortif.r '^'^ra-^bloationuf ill.i best ratoadiai known to m^^(iicnl sk.il!,
kPERFECT CURE
Soldby all drtiggiata, or
CActs. psr iSx. THE PIPIAUA 60.
Oiltsend for free circular. CMiCAOO
rairsale In Anaconda by the r-iituii^Prug i 'o. and C. gf, t Cress, and in^Battt by I^ M. Niwhro Iirug Co.
I,rentIi strength and stature.
William Austin, the tall ^tnan of
Htuttlycounty. Is now working ut the^old blacksmith shop on L street. He^v .1 - I . ears old on the 1 Ith of Apt il.^iv ,- nr. s ., t. ,., -. ^, ,i , h- s in his st, ek^^ing feet and Is still growing. He^iv. ighs J.'^. pounds and Is apparently a^skeleton now. hut with lutg-- bones and^inns, l.-s lb- lifted wtv.'ti only 19 years^old ^ Intl.- of cotton weighing ov r mi i^p. ends and carried it a^me 2S vards.^only recently three Northerna*., ntle-^mei. often i him r,.noo ba g^^ in tralnlsg^for live year* lo tight Ov rhomi^the world. He ha* never. ^m..kiMl.^chewed or drank any Inioxlcant- and^looks the picture of health.
BirOil a D00-*0iscnnw^rrniady for uou'.rrtiie*,^Glest. Sprrmslorrhiem,^WluiMa, annatnral -h*^rhargra, Bf any oirtaiinna-^linn. irritati.ai ur ulr.-ra-^tinn ef miironi m.-m-^brsort. Non-aitrinitriit.^Sold by nrstfUU.^or aent id plain wrapper,^by eipn-aa. f-rsrid, for^{t.0^. *f 1 Cat-, f;.-.^Circular tan*, uli raqurlt.
DR.La RUE'S VIGOR OF LIFE
iurea aerroatatu, Loat Vitality, Iaitttetcy,^^icktly laili-^tl*ai,L*tt Fewer
eflsia.^and nil rOeeta ot^^elf abuae or Ia-^olacretioa, ahlrh^unlit* one for^ate.Iv htlftillfa* or^narriag*.
Itla*w*at(rftilatrre tonic t*4^tlaot ktlltcr,^brln|luc back tbe^^ ilk flow to tno^^ fie
Hill,Il-i Find.
l'ro:uthe i'leteland Plain Healer
Whoi^ thai wihl-..ye^l man rushing^dow n th, -'r.-et - I- he one of your lead^^ing a*teta*t*e***'
'No. That's the agent of our new tif-^teea tterj kulMlng. He'l looking for tea-^ants.''
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ctattatpUtt.lt^ earttlvt rifecta i^giti at otce,^ihu^ lnaurillt r**tor*.l v ita.ilv ami renewed vlror^^nd ennfl.leii.e PtaSlTIVT CUAIAKTU OF^COMrLSTI CUU. ImIM to tt Rat'a Ti(*r^^f Life and take no other. It ran he lerrinl In^real poefcat H ut) per bo*, or alx for *M1P.^Mritlr^l het tree Ad-lrei- la RUC CHIM1CA1^k OrrOITIIfG CO., Cltdaattl, Obi*.
Btraaathiv-a^- ^nda by th* Smith limai'o.i^tt Butte lily. Honk, b7K.IL OalluflJ k lo.
\s. rloii. Ohjrellon.
Frtmthe Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Tiler,is some v -ry scrtoua objection to^. ^ !. brsiing the Fourth on the fifth
What'sthat.
ItBVakea it one day |eao te th* nezt^Fourth.
CHARLESEMSLEY,
Scientificard^Dacoratt va
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PrescriptionBE FORE and AFTER '959
m^|nlr^,7 mrt fnn of a ' r^r^oai 4i^*\^-\^^urn ^' sftest \ti'^ . ^ i. nfkini in ItM t * k.^ifiD'o*! ftnigftinnt. Mrroaa 4^WI t^,^unrttiie.*^ to murr, nhn dfmlnt,^ImpMrnfT Bn^1 tJI lit horron. A^written fus.m:it*f^ ^n^l K)^M^ rr fa nil fed if^sii bo rt Iff* di^fM not flTf*rl ft pe^rrr. mit t enrn,^$1.00 i**r bos, *i\ for ^^^' Sy ml. ^^-^^*-. - r^fjMlf*4- Maanfoyttirml bf A. Anrnntlr*.^tvii Adding nil nail tw D. U. NKWMM^MCfci CO.. Solt Aditn'A Uutlafi. M.ns.
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TheApex Document File
APRACTICAL^CONVENIENCE FOR^EVERYBODY
'APlace /or Everything,^and livery thing in Its^Place.
Haveloft of loose paper* to keep.
don'tyou'.' Most people do. Bill*, re^^ceipts, certil'u ates. letters, scrap*, clip^^pings, etc . and every little while you^want to refer to one of them, and It^sometimes happens that you have to^v tste a whole lot of time searching^through drawers and pigeon holes .before you find it -and sometime* don't^find It. after all. Th x liocutteM File has changed all that. It en^^ables you to lile away any sort of document, and readily trace It whenever^yet wish. It is the handiest and moat complete tiling device ever placed on^the market It i an bt us. d w ith cither a numerical or alphabetical In^^dex. Simple In construction, strongly .nude, neat in appearance and can^^not get out of order.
Price$1.25 Esch
TypewriterRibbons
WEBSTER'SNON-FIL'-iNQ,
LITTLE'S-LRRATED EDGE,
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Sendfor ^ Secrets for Stenographers.-' containing valuable infor^^mation concerning typewriter ribbons and copying papers.
ThePeerless Arm Rest
Themetal arms clasp the spring haik of the book, and the board for^supporting the arm can bt turn-rt from one paire to the other without re^^moving from the back. It is light, strong and durable.
SiZ95'^xl2 inches$1.25
ARMRESTS^SHOULDERED
Madein Stained Cherry, Kxtra Fine Polish.
PriceS1-00
TheGlobe Desk Tablet
Similarto Telephone^Tablet, but designed for^desk use. Bottom of^the tablet covered with^cloth to prevent scratch^^ing desk. . More con^^venient and economical^than the old fashioned^scratch pad.
PaprrRoll 4S itnhei wii*.
Price$1.25 Each
Eitr*Rel'^ of Paper. S3 00^par dose*.
QuotationsFurnished on Anything in the Line of^Office Furniture or Supplies.
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