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Notice of Election for School Bonds

NOTlCf-ls hereby given that on Saturday,
~ the 18th day OF May, isaO, An election will lie
held at the District school house OF School Dis.
trict No.. 10. ON south Main street, In the city OF
Anaconda, Deer Lodge county. Montana, for the
purpose Of submitting Ia the electors ~ said dis
Irici the question whether the Board of Trustees
of said district shall he authorized Ia issue
coupon bonds 81 said district 10 the amount Of
twenty-five thousand dollars ,s25,W0.0ol said
bonds Ia be- payable In twenty so years and r-
decmable In ten ,1Ol years and Ia bear seven tl
per cent. interest per annuin. for the purpose OF
r,deemins and paying the coupon bonds 81 said
district Ia the amount Of eight thousands dollars
Ss.sO.O0l now outstanding, ana of building and
furnishing two school houses In said district and
purchasing the land necessary for the sane.
The polls will he open AT . o'clock J.. NJ. OF
said day and continue open until sunset of The
sam. day.
Dated April -, iSO.
Attest: l.. \. KING. tlrrk,
ID. u. WALkER.
l. y. KIRBY.
HENRY REDMOND,
Board of Trustees.
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CAUTION LIE Al A DISTANCE.

on arriving at the depot come at once to the
Dispensary In a bus dire - centsl. Inquire
for DIR. Jacobs, Nos. i0i In i3 South 1hir-
teenlh street, first building north OF Willard
address, thereby saving trouble, delay or serious
mistakes.
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DISEASES OF WOMEN A SPECIALLY.

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NOTE.

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Of his honesty ~ purpose and profound knowl.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF BONDS.

OFFICE of j. y. ~BRAZELToS,
COUNTY CLERK AND RECORDER,
DEER LopiE COUNTY, MONTANA,
DEER oDGr. Mont, Aprii -, lisa.
Sealed proposals will be- received until June ?,
isD. for si5O,O0 Of Deer Lodge county five per
cent. coupon bonds, payable IN twenty, redeem.
able in ten years.
i. y. BRAZFITON,
County Clerk, Deer Lodge County. Montana.
sIlm
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First Published February 10th. iseo.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
Il Judicial district, deer lodge county, state OF
Montata. Order appointing time Tor probate OF
will In the matter Of the estate of Charles .Pryse,
deceased. 4 document Purporting 10 he The
last will and testament OF Charles frysr, de-
ceased, having on the twelfth day Of April, iS0,
come into the possession OF said district collr
and a petition for probate thereof, and Tor the
issuance Of letters testamentary to Mary A. Pryse
having been filed 10y her. IL Is hereby ordered,
that Saturday, the a,ah day Of April, issD, at n
o'clock a. M. az said day; the sane being AZ a
regular session of said court at the clerks Office
NJ said court, at the court house, In Deer Lodge
city, county ~ Deer Iodge, he and the same Is
said will aud hearing said application, when AMI
where any person Interested may appear ana
contest the said will, and may HE objections In
writing 10 the granting of letters tcsiamentary Ia
said petitioners.
And Il Is further ordered that notice be given
thereof 10y the clerk Of said court 10y publication
not less than ten days before said ath day oi
April. isS, In the Anaconda STANDARD, a news.
paper printed and published In said county.
u. NJ. D%URfEr,
Judge.
HARRY H. COMFY, Attorney for t~e,tairiN.
NOTICE Is hereby give that there Is money II
~ the treasury la pay school bonds Nos. u, ~
IL, Us, 10 and Il, with interest Ia date, ~ scloo
district No. I.
by order of the board Of Trustees Of said dis
trict. X. r. kENNoN. Treasurer.
DEER LODGE, Mont, April -. lSs.p.
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l.. \. KING. ,lrrk,
u. ID. WALK Ek.
I. y. KIRBY.
HENRY REDMOND,
Board pt Trustees.
NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL.

I THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE THIRD
i Judicial District Of the state ~ Montana, In
and for the county Of deer Lodge, In the mat
ceased.
Pursuant Ia an order of said rouit, made ON
the sih day Of AIril, 1850, notice is hereby given
that the 10Th day 0f May, issp, at ?;D o'clock "A.
m. Of said day, AT the Court room of said court,
at The Court House In the county of Deer Lodge,
has been appointed rs the time and place for
proving the will of the deceased. and for hearing
The application ~ Hermine Guilbranli for the
issuance t0 her Of letters testamentary when AMI
where any person interested may appear and
contest the same.
Dated April 20, isa.
gLmay3-s WELIIN, NATION, Clerk.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

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tn O'LEARY

tn OLEARY
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Practices IN
ali Of the state and United States courts. Sol-
iections promptly made. Special attention gwen
10 Mining and Probate Law.
once; ROOMS 3 and 4 MATTE BLOCH,
Corner Of First and Oak streets,
Anaconda, "on
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LEGAL.
NOTIC TO

STATE or MONTANA,
COUNTY or DEER LODaE,
February n, 1850.
To Thomas Cowan:
You are hereby notified that We have expended
500 i'm assessment work ir labor and improve.
ments upon the McGlynn quartz lode In the Orc
Elmo Mining District, North Fork OF the Dry tot
tonwood, In order 20 hold said premises under
the provisions Of section 2,324, Revised Statute OF
the uuiied states, being the amount required To
hold the same for the year ending December ~,
iss9. And II within ninety days from the first
publication Of this notice you fail or refuse To
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as co-owner your interest in said claim viii be.
come the property Of the subscribers under said
section 2,3.l.
lSignedl
UOMAS j, DUFFY
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


New YORK Oct IS. noou.-stocks opened
active and firm. Money easy at 304 per
cent. Exchange Long, 81 SlA; short. 81 So
Government bonds neglected State bonds dull
but steady.
Following were the g p. m stock quotations;
Erie. ,............. els Richmd & w. PIT
Chicago & North. 1913 Terminal 1885
Lake Shore. ....... 1864 Western Union 81
Norf. & W. pref. 561s
500 p. m.-Exohange closed quiet but steady
at 81 81 "a ssh. Money easy at SGD5 per cent
last loan per cent. offered at per cent Sub
Treasury balances-Coin, Sl46, 395 900; currency
S5,6O7 900 Government bonds dull but steady
four per cents 1874; four and half per cents
fOl4. State bonds neglected.
The stock market to-day was a continuation
of the depression OF the past two days, but
Sugar Renneries took q secondary position in
the market, although it still led in the amount
OF business done. The bear attack was directed
principally against Union Pacific, on the
strength of the lats report of the disagreement
between that road and Granger roads with
which II connects, and the pressure 90 sell the
stock was so heavy that its price was forced OF
to the lowest figure known for 10 in years On
the taeory that any dissension in the west mast
result in damage TO all the roads in that section
Granger stocks were sold with great freedom
especially st. Paul, which was second in extent
OF the decline. Trading, especially In the latter
portion OF the last hour, was enormous, but the
covering OF Short contracts put out yesterday
and to-day IN the leading stocks forced ma
teriai recovery from the lowest pricea, which
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GEORGIA POLITICS.

Lawrenceville Herald: Gov. Northen is
for Gordon against the field Col Everett.
alliance candidate for congress from the
Seventh district. is for Gordon against the
field.
The Mitchell county alliance does not in
any way recognize G. S. Matterson as an
alliance candidate. and positively will not
lndorse him or countenance his candidacy,
The alliance is heartily in favor of Mr.. Tur-
ners reelection, and while they have not
ofhcially Endorsed MIN they want it under
stood that he, and not Mr.. Matterson is
their choice.
Macon EUening Necs: Thursday nighta
well known member of the alliance was
seen at the Hotel Lanier and he proved
quite laxative, but insisted that what he
said was not for publication, or rather he
did not care to have his name connected
with the rumors. Said he: There is a
strong current in favor of concentrating the
alliance vote on the senatorial race. and il
would not surprise me If the lucky man was
not Col. w. J. Northen. The alliance can
unite on him and there will be no doubt of
his election. Should this occur, Col. Peek
would be the next governor" Two promi-
nent alliancemen, from an entirely different
part OF the state made almost identically
the same prediction. Putting the three
conversations together, there seems to be
more significance connected with il thar
one would at first suppose.
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TEE NEWS IN GUYTON.
A Lively Budget of Gossip ff'-
Ef1ngham's Capital.

AAAL4b AehAA . OeR@S'
Some of the Guytonians are growing
little FESTIVE under the continued blo|a
the railroad whistles in the corporate llmA
and it is said petition is now being clFcF
lated for signatures addressed to the h'lor'
able mayor and aldermen upon the saDl9at
asking them to frame such an ordihsus
as will abate the supposed nuisance:
not generally known that the WnsIlssa
the engines have recently undergone s'm,
change, and this may account for tne c.u.
motion in sleepy circles, which finds ~ "a
preston in the petition. .,,s
The question has arisen as to wnaV eAioI,
the suppression asked for will be caIL.a
At no remote period it is limited tha' we nss
a citizen wants to call up his dog he H.,
be required to ring his wlfe's dinner V0I
stead of using his pocket whistle, c.,,,,,,
DR.. Sidney j. Lanier, one OF uu, ,S,us
prominent physicians, will leave s. avr
Nov. l to attend the CinclnnaEl oI vs,rg
Institute. to take special course III sns-.o.
and the diseases Of women ana oIu. Il
During the doctors absence his P5'OTT M.
Guyton will be filed by DR.. Hugh ~
yer, a bright and promising yo9Sg I ~ Il
clan, and a son of Sheriff F. h. laf'0'
Etingham county. bsyin
Syrup and sugar boiling will soon lara ara
in Bingham, and the young eopnsstioi
looking forward to this lntereSIius - tu1
with high anticipations OF plenty ~ mi,
and frolioS. The cane is not 50 - r,rns
year, yet this does not prevent Tue ;: y't tbs
people from having their snare -
pleasures attending sugar bolllns' raes
The incessant rains during la'v rss %
broke up the entertainment winch bon ou
have been given at the GuytoIs IN NJ Ing
Wednesday night by the OWES O'''
ers. % The
Guyton has contributed NUMBER =" fail
Atlanta exposition and the ., 9y"' p1shuas
Among those attending are ). "conbbedgal
family, Miss Whitehead, Messrs + OrcooTnett's
Adams, Rogers and others. ). n. UJ. a fea
family with Miss Mary Lawton Sp to fair
days in Guyton en- route to the ssay' couaty
Capt. r. F. G. Smith OF brya;5ance d
has purchased the fitzpatrick r'''''
Eden and located there. -. have rel
Charles Edmondson and fanny
turned to Savannah for the WIFE, ot,otesbora
spent day or two in Guyfon on
turn from the Atlanta exposluon.. chased
S. S. Tison of Guyton has pu iMarianns
Fla, and will leave at an early day i ~ a.
it his personal supervision. MI, tciti1sus
one of Guyton's most enterprlslns .ith biz
and it could lily afford to part "'
and his interesting family. ia zone \
NJ. E. Robinson and family nav .;n e tbad
Savannah for the winter. Dui Lis efsuiilj
stay in Guyton Mr.. Robinson ana . 9,s tba
made many friends. who regreC w.
did not locate here permanently
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14A4lOEe-AADA-
New York, Oct 23-Arrived. barL D,i,,. n
Mitchell. Fernandina; brig Leopora NJ NJ. -
schrs Ella " Storer Simmons 40. - =
Traabee, Mount. Darien. 'U-4A
Cleared. steamers NJ L Staples. Ireland G..
nah; Effective lBrl, Crosby, Besuforc' & y '%
Charter, steamships Domira Brl. cor.
Galveston to Liverpool or Bremen. 4Is ~
Der (prev ously); Kings Cross TBrl. cottor 81
Orleans to United Kingdom or Continent -, ~
Armenia lBrl, cotton, Wilmington to Co1t;Ai
BIS Cd, Liverpo 35s; Princess TRrl -
Galveston to Havre. 2l-64d; Netley AbbeV ~.
Phosphate, Coosaw or Port ROYAL tn ~;
Kingdom. rs; bark Stadacoma fBrl h I'd
Brunswick TO Rio Janeiro, Sl6 cat Phiiad.eSl-s.ai
Cronstadt, Oct ls-Arrived. steamship o..
ian johnson lNorl. Dsnstad, Brunswick 0-1@
Dover, Oct 22-Pessed, bark Parana rns.,
Staben, London for Charleston. I0''h
Hamburg, Oct 21-Sailed, steamship w,,...
tGerl. Charleston. "u'Vaq
Liverpool, Oct 22-Arrived, steamships nu....
50 de Vistahermosa (Spl, Charles on: pa az,
ric lBrl, Ransom, Brunswick. 'a'S
2:-Sailed. bark 0ssuua IBrl. Mckay. Trbse
Lizard, Oct 22-PaSsed, steamship Cbenigt..
LBrl, Martin, Charleston to Reval.
Lynn, Oct 22-Arrived, steamship potaro ID,
Gansden. Port Royal. S c. Oh
Prawle Point, Oct 22-Passed, steamshincI
devon tBrl. Reed, Charleston for Reval ''''
Rainertsen, Pensacola. l'O'b
Boston, Oct 23-Ceared, steamship Rosssbi..
lBrl, Hewitt, Charleston; brig H H9I pSsaV'
Bra gdon, DO u
Baltimore. Oct e3- Sailed, schr Norman s..
vannah. "' 20
Brunswick, Oct 23-Sailed. steamship Toaa,
CBrl, Wishart, Liverpool -0'4'
Fernandina, Oct % Sailed, bark J Rab.,
Sawyer, New York; schr Josephine, Parks,
Wilmington, Del.
Pensacola, Oct 23-Cleared, steamship PlesS.,
LBrI, Gillespie, Greytown; schr Gertrnds 4
Trundy, Lorney, Washington.
Philadelphia, Oct 23-Arrived schrs Susan n
Pickering, Haskell, Satilla River. Ca. Fsnri'
KINNEY. Wolfe, Fernandina.
New York. Oct 25--Arrived, steamships Ct1
of Chester. Liverpool. w
Arrived out, City Of Rome. Liverpool.
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FLORIDA.

J. D. Crabb is to have a new residence
built at Titnsville.
Rupert R. Gibson will be tried at Barlow
Monday for killing Donald S. Hall.
The mayor and aldermen of Barlow
want to purchase a small tract of land for a
city cemetery.
There will be democratic rally in ST
augustine IN few d1ys. Hon. r. w.
Davis and A. j. Russell will speak.
}. M. White, who lives near Cottondala
nad the misfortune to loose three of his
children by death within twenty-four hours
last week.
Gay county tins year pays taxes on COS
horses, 1913 head Of cattle, 2s2 sheep and
koaes' and 5,s94 hogs. and the entire lot is
c.id ne tax levy made by the city council of
oiiano0 lor TINS year 10 two mills lower
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamship Chattahoochee, for New York /
G HarrridEe and wife, II ID F Smith and wife, \
d Nash and wife. R G Wentz Mr. Dehon
Per steamship Nacoochee. from New York
Mrs w jackson, Miss G c Belmont, E Wing i
P Haverdng, Mrs Black. W c Parks DR. M
Kengan, G Bass, H Kiilough. Miss YoMn,
DR. A A Best and wife, A Knorr, Miss l. Nan
nell, D Parrett, Miss Kuhne, W A Smith, UI
Simpson, Kumpp, II NJ Ornan wife childHl
nd inf. Mrs Fl Winter. FL Case, L Harris ~
Montgomery, L II Chappell, DR. Gill, Hads9
Simmons, Misses Gill, Master Simmons A fWl
J Bones & coIored
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COMMERCIAL.
SAVANNAH MARKETS.
OFFICE MORNING News,

OFFICE MORNING News, I
SAvASSAH, GA. Oct. Is, 1890.
CoTToS-The market was very quiet and
easier, although not quotably lower The
stdngsncy OF the market seems TO effect hold
ers more or less, and they are more disposed 10
part with offerings at slight concessions. The
demand is rather slow, and there was small
business doing. The total sales for
the day were only 1850 bales.
% -Cnange at the opening call, st 10 a m, the
market was buletined easy and unchanged,
with sales Of 234 bales. At the second call, ct
Up. m, it was easy. the sales being Sis bales.
At the third and last call. at 4 p. NJ, it closed
easy and unchanged, with further sales of 27s
bales The following are the official closing
snot mutations of the Cotton Exchange.
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H'REIGHTS.
LUMBER-Coastwise-Th market is dun
and rates may be quoted as within the range
OF IS 90 to So 90. From this port to Baltimore
Philadelphia, New York and sound ports /;
25D50c additional if loaded at near by
Georgia ports. Timber, 50c1Sl 90 higher than
lumber rates. To the West Indies and Wind
ward, nominal; to Rosario SIS o00l9 90; to Bue-
nos Ayres or Montevdeo, SIC Oo616 50; to Rio
Janeiro, Sl6 90; TO Spanish and Mediterranean
norts, S14 90; TO United Kingdom for or
ders, nominal for timber e5 Standard
lumber, So. Steam-to New Yorll, 81 90; to
Philadelphia, 81 90; to Boston, 50 90; to Balti-
more, IS 80.
NAVAL SroREs-M Market is dull. Foreign-Cork,
etc, for orders, smah spot vessels rosln, 3s
and 4s 3D. to arrive, 2s 81 and As; spirits, Ad-
riatic rosin, 3s Sd; Genoa, So Sd; South Amer
lea, rosiu, 81 90 per barrel of $50 pounds
Ooastwise-Steam-To Boston. lie per 100b,
on rosin, 9Oc on spirits; to New York, rosln,
nc per 100ib; spirits, S0c; TO Philadelphia,
rostn, 71Sc per 1oofb; spirits, SOC; to Baltimore,
rosin, soc; spirits, roc Coastwiss quiet.
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RECEIPTS.
Per Char!eston and Savannah Rallwa

Per Charleston and Savannah RAILWAY. Oct q
81 bales cotton. l car empty bbls, doors h
cases cigars, ? bales burlaps, box hardware q
sacks peas, Or sash, IL cases rockers, s bOrs
lanterns. IS cases tobacco, lot goods hi
apples, bales carpets. 30 bbs rosin, trunk
bale hides, cases panrs, Dbl potatoes
Per Savannah. Florida and Western Railwsy
Oct 25-2, sos bales cotton, S6l bbls rosin. III
bols spirits turpentIna $40 pkgs mdse, 5S7 boxs
fruit, CO pkgs furniture, 10 bales hides 10 BIZ
tonic, 753 lbs bacon, cars pig iron 43 bbs rce.
car phos rock. 1 car cotton seed II cars wood.
/ car poultry. 80 cars lumber. IS cases whisky.
bbls fruit. 10 boxes vegetables, $50 bags malt,
bbls vegetables.
Per Central Railroad, Oct 25- - bales col.
ton, 25 bales domestics, bales hides, 48 pk3 to.
bacco. n pkgs paper, 1904 lbs bacon 8 pkgs
buggies, 81 pkgs fruit, 8 bbls whisky, cars ma
chinery. 12 hf bbls whisky, pkgs vegetables
bbls syrup, ear wood, IS cars lumber. 9O bbls
-four, 1870 bbls grits. 30 pkgs furniture 5 pkgs
starch. 229 pkgs mdse, 10 pkgs hardware d0z
brooms, 81 cases eggs, IL empty bbls, 10 IBIS oil.
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EYPORTS

Per steamship Chattshoochee, for New York.
2.166 bales upland cotton, 436 bales dOmestics,
100 bales sea island cotton. 2 232 bbls rOsn, $50
bbls spirits turpentne, % bbls rice IS turtles, 80
tons pig iron, sc. AS feet lumber 10000 shingles
346 crates oranges 480 pkgs mdse
Per bark Vikar [Norl, for London-l,9 3l obs
spirits turpentine, measuring 90, 1865 gallons ed
ditional-Jas Earle, Jr.
Per schr Elwood Burton, for Baltmore-Gi,s
1873 feet p p lumber-McDonough & Co
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CLEARED WATERWAY

Steamship VIM Lawrence. Snow RaI,t-
w E Guerard. Agt-
Steamship CITY OF Savannah. Googins. Be-.
C g Anderson. -
Steamship ChattahOochee. Daggett. New '.
&C q Anderson =
BARK Chestina. Redman. Watts. Ashepoo R,
Roberts 6 Co. -
Schr Elgood Burton. Kitchens. Baltino.
Jos A Roberts & Co.
Schr Lewis Ehrman, Collision. Baltimora.
A Roberts g. Co.
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IT ~ I T II FITINNA
In charge photographic Stat
MARITIME MISCETLANY

Darien, Ga Oct 23-Schr Howard Smith. CHI
ford. from Philadelphia for Brunswick, TIA, vii,
railroad iron, went ashore on Doboy Bank ths
morning.
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English Covert Walking Overcoats.
Double Breasted Overcoats at KohIer's, 1853
Broughtm strest.--.Adr.
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NOTICE TO IARINEPS

Notices to mariners, pilot charts and all nautl
cal Information will be furnished masters of yssl
sells free of charge at the United States Hydr,.
graphic office IN the Custom House. CaptaiDa
are requested TO call at the Office
LIEUT. F II SHERMAN,
In charga Hvirn rra r,Eil. Stntin..