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BLAINEs INSTRUCTIONS ARRIVE.
Concessions 10 America in Samoan Treaty
Too Small and He Will Not sig IL.
10y CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS ASSOCIATION

10y CABLE TO THE PRESS NEWS AssoClArioN.l
BERLIN, June 13.-The American Commits
sioners to the Samoan Conference have received
Secretary Blaine's reply with regard to the
treaty concluded by the Conference,
He refuses to sign it on the ground that Eng
land and Germany do not allow q sufficient con-
cession to the United States.
II is rumored that unless the. concession 10 in
creased the United States will retire from the
Conference.
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Fair, sou,Lwe.terIy winds.
WASHINGTON. June 10.

WASHINGTON. une Is.
Wpdther indications
For Eastern NelD
k-F Far. stationary
temperature, Southwest
eJ'iy tCfnds.
The WEATHER To-
DAY. - Indicated by
Blakely's tele-
eter:
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sunday Morning.
tHon PTek

Mr.. B. Grub Roots (to his city nephew
Whew! I'm awfully warm. Wish l knew
where We could get q glass Of cider, Bob.
Bob-Just come round To the side door on
the next corner, uncle. The policeman a.
ways stands at the front, you know.
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safety Assured.

Iron the NsD York Rsskty.1
Mr.. Winks (solemnly)-A noted physician
says that the deadly bacteria Turk in bank
notes, aud many diseases, especially small.
pox. are spread that way.
Mrs. Winks-Mercy on us! Give me all
you hive, right of. I've been vaccinated,
you know.
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Not tho L%IEhtnInE Calculator.

Jones, who is an everlasting talker, was
recently inveigled into betting 81 that he
could keep his tongue still two hours.
Forty minutes had scarcely elapsed when
Jones shouted out in great glee Three
cheers! The times half up"
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CHANCES HERE AND THERE.
INTERESTING INCIDENTS NOTED BY EVEN
ING WORLD" REPORTERS.
The Wife Played n Nent Trick, but Her
Husband Failed to Get Caught.

The Wife Played a Neut Trick, but Her
Husband Failed to Get Caught.
Quite an amusing incident happened in a
uptown apartment fiat a few days ago. A
young married couple lived on one floor. who
were very friendly with q young married
couple living in another floor in the sam
building.
The first married couple had not been IN
matrimony moro than q year. The husband
occasionally, not very often, you know. but
now and then, would 60 to his club, get to
having a good time with the boys and find It
was SO late that instead of going home he
would remain at the club tor the night. 1t
was cosier and more comfortable.
Then his wife, after the fashion of wives,
would think Charles was run over or had
fallen into the river or had O knife in him,
and would t~earfully extract explanations of
Charlie the next day when he showed up. 1t
did no good to tell her never 10 worry about
the thing, that he was always all right. She
did worry just the same and made herself mis-
cradle after the most approved fashion.
One evening Charles went out about 0
O'Clock, saying he was going TO see o friend
who was giving the boys a dinner before he
went to Europe. He didn't know when he
would be home.
Shortly after he went the lady friend from
the other apartment called on Charles wife.
They talked and enjoyed themselves for a
time and then the lady lad to go.
L WISH you WOulu come uOWn anu stay III
my apartment tonight said her visitor:
My husband is away and It is so lonesome"
Mrs. Charlie consented. IN leave a
note for Charlie where he can't help seeing II
to tell him that l won't he home. It'll servo
him a good lesson. He'll know how I feel
when he stays out all night"
So she took a huge sheet of paper and
wrote on it in a large hand:
/ shall not be at home tonight, dear. Turn
about is fair play.
She put the note on a stool. put the stool in
front Of the door where Charlie in coming in
would fall over it and that would call his at
tention to the note.
They had IA great deal of fun talking it over
and picturing the whole scene: Charles
tripping over the stool and then feeling
round for a match. then reading the note
and feeling all worked up over II and dread
fully distressed.
The next morning Mrs. Charlie got up
early and skipped up to her apartment,
She unlocked the door with a rush and,
fell on the floor over a stool T Fight in front of
her, from which hoa, ed q sheet of paper.
She rushed to the bed. Its snowy counter
pane and plump pillows didn't show a
wrinkle!
Oh, it was too bad! He didn't come home
at all.
At about 8 O'Clock a messenger boy brought
a message. 1t said
Don't worry, dear. l am all right. I stayed
at the club last night it was 30 late when we got
through.
Mrs. Charlie tore the message spitefully
into bits. Then she tore up her own note,
But 1t had to come out. Her sense of
into it.
They all then had n good laugh over ii, and
Mrs. Charlie won't be- so ready to play this
trick again on her better half.
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Youthful Ticket "ScaiBeTs" in HObOken
and Their Persistent Manner.

The little city of Hobokeu, over the way,
will graduate a large class of ticket scalperS.
The boys over there are training themselves
in that profession " and many Of them are
becoming expert in the business.
Many a boy in New York earns a living by
selling EVENING WORLDS.
The Hoboken boys sell EVENING WORLDS.
too, and carry q stock of ferry tickets at the
same time.
The streets leading to the ferries are
crowded every day after school and all dav
Saturdays with boys, from the wee little fell
lows not Ions IN pants" TO the youth who
will soon be old enough TO vote.
The New York hRckmen az the depots and
ferry stations are not more persistent than
these youthful ticket sellers.
Ferry tickets? Ferry tickets? Got vour
terry ticketsp Buy your ferry ticket Of me,
will you, mister 7" yell the boys to every one
who walks towards the boats.
The boys buy ten tickets for a quarter and
sell them at three cents apiece, thus having a
nickel profit On ten tickets.
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[BY CABLE TO TIE PRESS NEWS AssocIATIoE.l
PARIS. June lathe cab-drivers OF the city
struck in a body this morning and all traffic is
suspended.
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This is the big day for the Johnstown
sufferer benefits.

One of the sights of Broadway is an actor
each dav in bright blue trousers. a white
flannel coat. and au enormous diamond in
bis cravat. He is alweys followed by q big
dog. Mr.. de Vernon is always stared at. and
look" which reflects great credit upon him.
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D! Ss:f i:li SE X y o4n ssSPf EisssL IF ElES; tiHi., Ry;:
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1889 1883 1880 1898.
3 A. M...,,.. on ~ pA.A' ~ ~
Average Tor past twenty -four hours, SO 10 degrees,
Average iOF corresponding time last year, 6S 8 o
d0STsOA.
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Old Maid-Oficer, l want you to raid that
Club on the corner.
Oficer-Same old game! Did they stare
at you?
mo; they pulled down the blind when 1
went past,n
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Mixed.
IRON Judge

Mixed.
tFroHl Judge
Have you any cash tonight. Nedg"
Let me see. Yes, I've a dollar and some
cents"
"Ah some sense? Well, that will keep
YOU from spending tho dollar for whiskey."
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Paul Allen. one of the Lester and Allen
team. has a novel way of advertising his
farce-comedy of next season. 1.-The Plug
Hat" Last night much Amusement was
caused in the neighborhood of the Biiou by
the appearance of Mr.. Allen. followed by q
small plug hat and an elaborate collar, but
seemed to be unaware of his abdormal adorn-
ment, Said a Bijou lounRer last night; "Of
course that kind of advertisement is good for
Allen, but it doesn't do for Booth and Bar
rett."
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A Natural Conclusions.
IRON The Burlington Free Pre''.l
Little boy-Mamma, are you really going
to marry an Italian Count
Pretty widow-Yes. my pet.
Little boy (delightedly)-Oh. then l con
have the monkey to play with, can't l?
lie Want sure.
from Judge
She Gin the art depot)-Didn't the clerk
say, jim, that them two people on that there
pitch r were Paul and Virginia?
Hell don't remember, Susan, whether he
said Virginia or West Virginia.
Not the Last Time.
[From TsTds SViRgAl
Snide Actor Ito lady frIend)-Miss Matilda,
did you see me play The last time?
MISS Matllda-No, I'm afraid not.
Knew Where to Find Him.
tFroB, he EPock,l
Fuller-Somehow l feel lost this morning.
Muller-Well. go around to the different
saloons. You'll find yourself there if any
where.
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Reception matinees are to be given shortly
at the Academy of Music, and ladies will be
permitted TO go upon the stage and pet Prof.
Bartholomew horses.
The evening world., 1889-06-13

Ariel N. Barney has engaged George Lea
rock TO support Thomas w, Keene next sea-
ROn.
The evening world., 1889-06-13

Roland Reed, with his manager, Jack, were
on Broadway yesterday. Mr.. Reed says that
he intends to produce nothing but The
Woman Hater' next season. He has been
In Philadelphia arranging his home for his
old father, who, he says, is the Oldest pro-
fessional living.
The evening world., 1889-06-13

Little Lord Fauntleroy." though no
longer being played in this city, is still being
presented ont Of town. In Boston Olive
phenomena: in Chicago. Ray Maskeii.
Tommy Russell and WalliS Eddinger i'm
personate the good little boy.
The evening world., 1889-06-13

Joseph Mack, who has Just resigned the
conductorship of Robert Downing. will prob
ably manage Fred Warde, Isn'tthat q thrill
ing announcements
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WRECKED NEAR DEER LODGE.
Several 1Ior~~s Killed and the Tlsne Card
Put ter Confusion.

Several Hor~~- KILLED and the Tiuae Card
Put ten CoWfusios.
What with accidents and storms, the
railroad timc-s.arSis were turned upside.
down yesterday afternoon. The wreck
near MissosIla pat u complete check on
traffic bctwccn that point and points east.
OBTAINING "a good many passengers ut Gar
rison. Another smash-up On the Mon
tana Union added to the confusion. Yes
terslay morning n freight train was
wrecked about Ave miles above Deer
Lodge. An axle broke and the rear cars
were thrown from the track and badly
broken mp. Two carloads of horses bs-
longing to the were
thrown into the ditch. Eight Of the
animals were killed outright aud others
were badly injured. The morning train
going south remained at Deer Lodge till
: o'clock yesterday afternoon and then
went up to meet the nortl-!pound train al
the scene OF the wreck, where a transfer
was made.
several residents of Anaconda started
for Helena ut $50 O'clock yesterday after
noon. They were in Garrison late. last
evening and were seeking permission to
take the freight train from that point to-
Helena, thus standing a good chance for
"a night ON the road. The train that leaves
this city at I:15 II. NJ. tn make connection
at Stuart lid not start out of the depot in
Anaconda until II 80 o'clock last night.
IL was long past midnight when il pulled
back into town again.
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SENATOR McNamnra Injured.

NEHFTFT III Ut StstffUIstTH.
GREAT FALLS, Nov. 22.-Detaiis have
been received from Lcwistown of the ac-
cidcnt which bcfell senator McNamar,
on Thursday. November IA. He had taken
up "a couple of his bloodcd spring colts
and had them stabbed i'm Fort Magginnis.
One of the spirited youngsters took frigh,
at something aud delivered n vicious kick
i'm MIR. M"NaNnara's side. breaking two
ribs and knocking him IA distance of eight
or 10 feet. MIR. Mcnamara was sooi
placed under the post surgeons care and
* now confined To his bed from the in
jurics which are very painful.
The lrish-Amcricans of Sand Colcc
tonight the death of the
PATRIOTS, Allen, Larkin and O'Bricn
Charles Pagan made AN able speech. A
grand hall followed.
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rs ksso. lated Press.
HOME WATCH AND DIAMOND CLUBS
Mr.. Keppler organizing dissertations Of
Great gscneiit to Their Members.

W.T.. NeplbItr sbrStntEtbS hs~sbttsttb az
Great gbcnetit tO Their Members.
Al the request of II very large number of
patrons. j. &. Kcpplcr has decided to or
ganizc home watch and diamond clubs. in
order that the people of this city and vi
cinity may have AN opportunity tn procure
goods upon that satisfactory plan. Solicit
ing agents of outside clubs have been i'm
this place lately and when il is considered
that their commission is necessarily add
ed to til. cost of the goods purchased, il
will bc seen that the home club oilers "a
decided advantage over outside ones. as
the agents commission il done with,
and MIR. Kcppler can thus dispose of goods
at prices below what the same article can
he purchased elsewhere. Another conn
mcntlablc feature of the home club is that
all kinds of goods can h, purchased 10y its
nicInbcrs. whereas outside clubs conflnc
their sales solely to watches and
diamonds. The terms are the usual ones
of 81 weekly payments: Mr.. kcppicr is
now i'm readiness tn take numbers for II
500 club. "a $40 club and "a $40 club. For
further Information apply AT
j. e. KEPPLEIt,
Leading !cwelcr, Anaconda.
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PERSONAL.

j. 4. Kelly. of Butte. was registered yes
tcrtIay at the Montana.
Louis Lyon. of Boston. and j. David, of
New York, are in the city.
Messrs. Eugclhardt and Ropp. formerly
of the lower works, expect to leave for
Butte to-day.
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.eading !cwelcr, Ana,
Rare Chance.

A rare chance is now offered to any one
who wishes tn start in business. A well
established and well stocked general mer-
ehau,iise store. situate in Deer Lodge
county, can he had on liberal terms. APP
ply 10y letter to ~postotiice box li2. Ana
,nI.,ln-
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Subscriptions Ia the Standard riH bf Tr-
eeirsi at the business office. ar at the stare Of
Crockct It King. Siam street. Advertising
rates eau be learned at ia" business Office.
Standard Building, corner Of Main and
Third Nffeeis.
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Gamblers Arrested at Spokane.

Special Ia the standard.
SPoKANEF FALLS, Nov. 22.-AH gambling
games i'm the city having been closed last
night 10y Sheriff Hiuchclilre and deputies,
several games of round table stud poker
were inauguratcd in various gambling
houses to-day with II view
of eva,ling the order. This evening
the sheriff and his deputies made another
raid, arrcsting "a large number of persons
found engaged in the game. They will be
tried tomorrow.
The first SNOW of the season fell here
to-day. continuing about two hours and
melting as fast as il fell.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record Of the thermometer in
this city il reported by A. L. Playter.
druggist. First street. The record FOR yes
terlay was: . "a. M. II degrees; II M, "a
degrees: 4 u. M. ~ degrees; \ y. M. ~
degrees.
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Ladies', wishing to purchase Ia nice noi-
by garment for their own ar chil,.rcn wear,
will do well to look at and examine thc
outdoor display of the ID. J.. Hcuncssy
Mercantile Co.. Having bought a line of
samples of chiidrcn'- coats at u large dis
count, every coat different, they purpose
to give the public the advantage of their
buy. Cali early and make your selection.
Respectfully.
u. j.. Heuuessy Mercantile Co.
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Hung rurk Tnn,s

Has purchased thc Union restaurant ON
FIRST street. and will settle all bills IL pre-
scented OH November -, lssa. Anaconda.
Montana,
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TAILORING DEPARTMENT,

Consisting of Imported and Do
mcstic Manufacture. A PER
FICT FIT IS GUARANTEED
or no sale. Now is the time to-
buy your Clothing. as the stock is
new and not broken. Call this
week and examine our goods and
prices is all we ask.
We have recently secured the
sole agency for
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~. Marks fair will be held on December
9Th and eth. afternoon and evening.
Patronizc the guild and help n good
cause 10y buying your holiday gifts of the
guild. An admission fee Of III cents will
bs. charged AT the door. Dancing and re-
treatments during the evening.
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For Rent.

On reasonable terms "a large kitchen
and dining room. furnished. Inquire at
Oakla House. East Second street.
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There il promise of "a large attendance
az the teachers institute. which higgins its
sessions in this city next Monday morn
ing. Nearly 80 teachers are expected.
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Notice.

stockholders meeting. River View Min
ing company. at +. O'Lcary's office tower
ID. J. HenncSsy Mrr. Co.. al s y. M, Mon
day, Nov. 18th.
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Ladies. at Miss IA. V. Whites you can
get all kinds of stamping done with neat
ness and dispatch. a large lot of patterns
~ select from.
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This j. the season for ladies To purchase
u nice wrap. 1t will pay our lady readers
to look at d.. j. Hcnncssy Mercantile Co.'s
advertisements of Especial Wrap Sale
for Zone week only This firm will keep
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

TRAINS AREINF.
ar.SO a. M.-Fr.nn rnttr AMI ti.rri>ni-
Leaves Eititr at io.l, 4. NJ. silver Bow ~ tS
A. NJ, smart II 49,. 4. ". tonn..ets nj S'iia'
with train " nich i"siNrs, 'arri>'n M i"s4o y. NJ
Deer Lodge io:sl \. VI.
3:SO o.. N.-Frun nutt'.. Leaves E'it" "a
n. NJ. silver Row 9.E5 u. NJ. stuart = I: u. Nv.
S:.O T.. M.- From Euttc-IsaNcs butte al 5.s"
T.. NJ. SILVER Row 5.fS y. NJ. stuart 6s' u. VI.
1.n5 A.. M.-Eruu Garrison Leaves Harrison
C.aD l.. NJ. Deer lssigo ga. T.. NJ, stuart . 80
4. NJ.
TRAINS pErAET.
.:aO a. M.-F.r Iltrr and Garrison Arris,'s
nj stuart I, =. 4. VI. SILVER itow S=p \. VI.
Vutt. : q, A. NJ. Iris train connects III Sti.;tfl
with train for Harrison. which arrives al Deer
lSslrc y .rS. Garrison Ia \. NJ.
2;H5 y. M.-For Garrison Arrives ~ Stuift
s:t5. Deer Iaslgc I tsi. t'arri>pn t@A.
4 900 T.. MO ElIttr Arrives al Stuart a:i5.
silver Bow I "a, Butte t:s,.
1.l5 q. M.-for Butte Arrives AZ Stuait 'i'-
silver Row : "a. Butte s:s,.
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Miss II. V. White has just received u
full line of French imported hats.
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Go to Miss H.. V. White for the best and
most line OF millinery goods
ever offered in Anaconda.
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Situation as camp cook by "A white man:
has had ten years experience. Address
K. X. box SIS, Anaconda, Montana.
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The snow plow made n tour of the town
yesterday afternoon. bmt il will he. sur
Irised To- see the condition of the side
walks this morning.
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For cuttcrs,. delivery sleighs and bob
slctls. ga tn the Montana Lumber K Pro-
tit,te To-
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ABOUT THE CITY.

The local courts had little or nothing To
do yesterday. and tn. mcrnbcrs of the po-
lice. force lad "a light day.
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Paints, oils and window glass are ear
ried in stock by A. Il. Piaytcr, druggist
First street.
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.
After December 1. for light hous"kcop-
ing. Address "t.' STANDARD Office.
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For want of room. Iosce 4 Maxwell
have decided to d~i-continne the carrying
Of clothing aud are sacrificing profits to
close out the line.
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Call and see Estes x Councils 35 cent
plushcs.
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The latest fall and winter shapes in the
nells.
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The most complete line of dress trim
mings in the city is AT Estes n Councils
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Mrs. Warren has neatly and hastily ~
fitted the Oakland House on East Second
street. forInerstly known as the Saratoga
Hotel. Desirable rooms can he had on
reasonable terms.
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Stacy & Adams Fine Dress Shoes

In mems wear. and as this shoe
has a worldwide reputation for
style, finish and durability, and
being the Best Shoe for the Least
Money it will pay you to look
over our shoe stock.
y splendid dress shoe can be
bought for $3.50. We arc also
selling a shoe for SAYS that we
guarantee you can not buy else
were for less than $3.50. Our
$3.50 shoe is Il RATHER. and we will
also save you SI.oo a pair on
them. Right & Richards Shoes.
which always sell for $500 every
where. and are h~and-sewed, We
will do them up for $500 a pair.
We have a good line of nailed and
u%nnailed shoes for heavy work.
and the prices are right for YOU.
The boys are always pleased to
show goods and prices, and thew
are certain at the prices you will
get that you are bound to buy-
Inspection of our stock is cordial
ly invited.
r O. ~~Avnv-
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TOLD IN A LINE.

The Manhattan dress shirt was receiver
Yesterday at Estes 4 Counclls.
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Losee d MAXWELL are closing ont their
clothing, and Offering sam" regardless of
eDSt.
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A llese..rAlinn,

winsor IL Newton's tube paints 10 cents
ut Cr.ss' drug store.
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Money to loan on improved farms and
city property. See advertisement North
western Guaranty Loan Co.
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All parties iuI.bic To Merit Emmons or
&. Carlson x Co.. will call at Anaconda
Beer hall and settle their accounts. Front
street near Oak.
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Estes a. ConnclI's $500 iaiies' cloak is
.s..-fl - I'M
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Crowley makes sp.cialtioH of turkey
dinner aud coffee as mother made it.
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Train. Delayed at MIss.uIn.

Slttl.it 10 IL Ststitsittt.
Nov. 22.-Thc wrecked trains
ON the Northern Pacific east of here. are
still ON the track and no trains have. ar
rived in the last ~ hours from the east.
IL IL probable that the track will not hc
cleared for traffic bcfort. tomorrow morn
ing. No more particulars than those sent
last night can he Obtained from the scene
of the wreck. Both engines in the second
wreck were badly smashed. One of them
was almost entirely destroyed. The Town
il full of travellers bound west.
The district court il in session and took
M several uninportant civil cases, tu-
day.
rs Associated Press.
MissoULA. Nov. 22-Tle reports of n
terrible blizzard in this section il iicor-
rect. There has been bat a. slight fall OF
SNOW.
Two wrecks occurred ON the Northern
Pacific yesterday, one freight train being
wrecked by the spreading of rails am,
another coiliding with "a work train. y.
serious damage was done i'm either case
One brakeman was slightly injured.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded at
A. II. Playtcr's drug store. day or night.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-23

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