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ing. est. est. ing.
ARTICLES.
Cash quotations were as follows:

CASH quOIatlOns were as 10ll0we:
Flour quiet and unchanged; winter patents,
81 9O@5 20; spring patents, S. OO@5 so; bakers.
No. spring wheat, s4@9lc: No. red,
961Sc. No. 2 corn. 5215c. No. oats.
SOC No. l fa1seed, sl3S. Prime timothy
seed, 81 25@l 26. Mess pork, per Dbl, SO rs.
Lard, per 100 lbs. s6 0215@6 O5. Short-rib sides
Qoose). IS 40; dry salted shoulders (boxed),
as IS. Sugars unchanged. No. white oats,
z6@47c; No. do. 45@4515c. On the Produce
Exchange to-day the butter market was
steady. Eggs firm at 2O@22c.
NEW YORK-Flour-Receipts. 22,2l6 pack
ages: exports, 2216 barrels; heavy and duh;
some grades trifie lower; sales, 13 $50 barrels.
Cornmeal firm and quiet; yellow Western. 50 so
ports, nonei sales. 2Ol6,o00 bushels futures.
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HEADACHE, neuralgia, dizziness, ner-
vousness, spasms. sleeplessness, cured by
DR.. Miles Nervine. Samples free at Jos.
Fleming & Sons, Market st, n
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NEW YORK. November SIT was very lniet
In the drygoods market. the half holiday feel
ing being intensified by warm weather and the
unsubsided political interests. There was no
change, however. in the situation in the char
acter Of demand
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Boston Stocks.
Philadelphia Stocks.

Closing quotations of Philadelphia stocks. fur
nlshed bv whitney q Stephenson, brokers. No. 81
Fourth avenue. Members New York Stock Ex-
han
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Advertising

it is said will sell anything, this is
true in measure; but for staying
qualities merit is the test Extensive
advertising may sell anything where
it is new or unknown, but after it
comes into general use, it is judged
according to its worth. The continued
and steady growth of Swift's Specific
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When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she clung to Castoria,
When she had Children.she gave them Castoria
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT.
TWENTY-FIVE NEIGHBORS

or Mr.. Hahn have called oD the catarrh
special ists. at 323 Penn avenue for treatment
since he became cured-now nearly six months
ago. They knew how he had suffered for SO
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THAT hacking cough can be SO quickly cured
ny Shiioh's Cure. We guarantee it. Sold by
Jos. Fleming Son, Az Market st.
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spaT.MwTsu
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~ company reserves the right 70 change u
- table or places Of call without noticA
DAYS or DEPARTURE FROM sIATTL1
Tuesdays and rndeya
DAYS OF ARRIVAL At eEATTLk
Tuesdays and rridAyA
JOHN A. o.BRIRa, Nas0a
". MoGTNNfS. Agent
John IRVING. Manager C.. p. n. Co.. La
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Our remedies scs quickly and csss perns-
We do not CLAIM 70 know everything in rsla-
tioo - medicine or diseases. OF 10 b Able ~
cure every cass, but ~ do claim tAss large.
sxseneivs and tncfsasins pssctice, with uopsf.
si':isd sacc::. e sustain u s's tAs osss proof
Expsrisncs 10 worth evsfyshing. Kncwisdss
Gnlued By consultng WITH critically examining
aud successfully treating thousands Of persons
OF every go, SCI, predecessor SD occupation, az
lseted With svsry Psssentable form and stage Of
suffering with ike Dalsdiss. that vs have snc-
ceeAsd II sossorina health TO . large majority Of
eaoes treatod, eveD after other oktiled asd enef-
eotic physicians have failed 10 eject any pei.
Bsneo1 chicago for the b~fter
We ere pafoatsod - clos Of ladtee ana
a Ignorant suack. AZ saey are TOO inds pssd-
snt p b frtenisasd Away from physlrians Via
Pensons caiiine a oar once can have shs
Oattsfacsion of . ire eonsultssion. with the -
surancs that shsy may dspenA upoa receiving
candid opsnsens. honoraoie. square dealing.
reasonable charges. and No encouraxeneps
Oar praes1es - Soun1ed upon the results 81 -
lest methods. without references 70 schools -
Yea win NJ - ssssd = psssusdsd to saas
txeaiment. and no one viii b tfooted unleeo
there 10 asous probability Of care o. eeene-
ofcs kssss: Prom . . N. tosn N ssn-
deys. 3 - II q - only.
y. D.-Pessoas uneble - visis - ney -
treated = ohelr homes ~ cousspoodeoeA
nsdidnss 80 i.sss.csieas senf - asn - ~
AlUogs 90 aanD vhsa ropay = sxpseeoA
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QUICKEST rINK 10 OLYMPIA
KAhILcHIE AND 6RAY's HARDoR
IHs PASSENGER STEAMER MULTNoMAA
Che opros..len ecan

tIue oFFosition 6cAN
-. Tacoma from the n. r wharf daily. 81.
49, SUNDAY. a. m. sharp keturning.
s,,.s.A amiichie i2:<s p IN. Olympia, p "a:
- $3.50. zen reaching seattle 81 p N. aud which
afosgh hoao for Whascom and way pcintA
sases Baker haccr'e dcck. feet Of unioo
-. h-Tais boat must Be taken from II
ss 49,. rf sos Sssy's Hsrbof county. being ~
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cnAnHa ASagLKA

Ioavss n ". Baker 4 Cas- wharf evsU ~
tay q 80 q = nor Pert Townsend. seQaiD.
OeagorA h J. 1p3EI1. NnnAeor.
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ERox TERMINAL Oh INTERIOR POINTS
NoRTHHRN PACIFIC RAILROAD
y the hps - take 70 I'll points Ease and
south IL 10 The DINING cAn hocrE 10
rSns through vesuhuled Trains every
cay In The rear 70
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO.
mo change d care
Conpoeei of nin9ns Can unsurpAsoed. Pun-
nan Drawing Roam ssespess a
latest eosicmset
--rorRIsr Slipping CARS
ress thss can BE constructed ana In which
cccmuodations are both FRxR and farnlsaed
tos holden at efss o. sscond-eaaa ticksa. and
KLsaAN BAT coAexRA
A continuous line con meeting with al lines
sgostinG direct and uninterrupted servtca
Pullman sleeper reservasfons cAn b secured
n sdvsacs thrcasa any agent OF the resd
THROUGH TTcKEn
TO ana from eli roin;s In Anerica. England
and Erreps can b purchased ~ any ticket
Leave sessils sf SO n daily: arrive q
Minneapolis OF p Fsal ~ s:ie p. m-
PAoyIc ptvsmos.--Arrsve q ssassie . s . n.
OLYMPIA ara cA.Aaiis expsvss. as 2 N. n
sc.a sslrs ~ Z n, Por:iass sSd sossA
alSp N. Olymria and csshslis express: -
issscsa fsIinss rsl.c. Sleeping Car. .s
s.sss issssss fssSn. saa Fsrsiass asrsss
fsh isissn.ss. ssae...s.s r.a.. an. q
ssf'e caSsirox. Asss Ca Pa. Az.
"a nUs g; CO: vsssi.ssea. ros:.sss. o.
sssssI Kssscs bsscl sesssie. Wasa
esas1s Ds0se - = 1Aisa assse
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CEHrTLE KIRKLAND, HouoHroN AND
- fARRow FxRRY.
On And after April 4. isso. steamer 8plrH r
~ tesve eef aock north of Jackson street.
saeie power hoaae. Lake wssAineton. for KlRx-
tanl. hoae toa and yarrou daily
Leave cable house Isave Kirkland
Al &C. O. IA A, $50 = m
Al $50 n A esA m
At lsis n N Al 10 -
At 80 y m Al SIS a m.
Al $50 p N. AZ SIS q m
Parties Intending % ressrn By o'cleeA msrn-
nk oost can secsse berth and meals b. apply
sns y the parooe - the steamer.
G. 7. ERAyf. Naseea.
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rHE STEAMER

rTHH srRAMKR
JosYPHrNB
Leaves the HatAoid -Cciman dock ete o'elcck
y N. Monday. Wednesday. and Friday fos
kingston. Port Gamble. Ssabsck ana Union
Leaves Union City on Tuesday. Thursday aud
Saturday At O'Clock = m For freight or passage
apply on hoard or 70 Colonel J. n Gilmsr.
JOHN AkpERsoH. Master.
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CrEAMER MouNTArNEER
LKAvEs
Harrington 4 smiths wharf. foot Of wsahins'
ton street, . q m daily. and returning.
except sundays for
Colby. BROOKLYN. DRlcKYARDS.
MiTCHELL'S POINT. SIDNEY and head Of
PORT ORCHARD.
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tyoru,a|
/. Bux |
10, Ia |
ty,ei t.
here 1 |
ccease
I the I
40 thu
hs.4f~x,
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DAcIyIc COAST sI1AMsHiP COMPANY
pispetcA eleansn mon seattle = fellows:
POI ~ Ysanotoeos Va Port ToWnsend ana
Victoria; AZ > n. (Dassensen received On
hoard q , ~ Aprls l. u IA n n and
even I've 1ays thefeallee..
For Alaska: Apr and -, = m.
From Zen rrancisco. for Victoria and Yugse
eound posts: AS q N Apr. s 10. Is 70. Is.
o. end eve9y ave dayD thereafter.
TICKETS may b. obtained 81 the once q Ne
company q Ocean Dock, seattle
G0ODALI, PERKINS CO.. ean Francisco
II. MCCLELLAN. Supefintenden1 beAsslA
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FAn TINE


crxAxYR KIRKLAND
l1AvD PowER Housn
FOR yuaasM sad vsy pors as e. q - aaa
i~avrs Cor Nsucass,s and way posN 80
III LouGaKAp. tasass
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70 the LADIES.

We i've most careful and ccnsiderate aitsn.
oon 70 diseases OF women and children II you
dieoaeo or u the common routine doctors iaii u
eass you. remember the celebrated specisiists
cure you whsn others tail. The speciaiists are
gfcal experience The Processes has had years
Of experience In the hospitals Of Brooklyn and
New York, formerly special professor 70 wo
Of the most Successful ana best known gyusco-
logical specialists In this country.
70 Young and mIddle-Aosd Men.
LOoses, Physical Decay. arising from indiscre-
ton. producing sieepisssness. dependency.
pimples on the lace, syerston 70 eoeisfy, easily
study OF businoss and nnds life . burden,
aisiy. permanently and speedily cured
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CKATrLH, LAKE SHORE RAsrHRN RAIL
Tine q arrival and departure q txa1nD
from Seattle.
DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Arrive
FOR snohcmish. Rudd andt
way pointe- .-....-..-..-.....-t swan l0pm
For snohomish and way. t0pm eHam
FOR 0fiUan. enoeualmie.t
South Bend and way p'hi s0am l0pm
For suburban points tan trains daily each way.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Lcaya Arrive
FOR snohoUiah. Rndd ana!
vsy....,.-....:.,,.... .-...--.-- smsn SNpn
For euohomtsh and wayt
poloto --.---...--st . ~ u ~ ~ u
For 0uoQualmie. South
Bend and way--..-...-.--t e@s0 e0pm
For Gilman and way sssnm
FOR sunurbaa points seven trains each way.
Call for pockst tine cord
EW. RUFF Gen. PAsa AT
Hw. n HoLBRooK. Manager
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BLOOD AND SKIN DISEASES.

Syphilis, Z disease most dreadful in il results.
com plssely sradicatod
Ulcers, Catarrh, etc, permanently cured
where oshers have failed
Kidney, Urinary and Bladdss complaints.
painful. diaacuit, TOO frequent. burning oe
bloody urine. high ooiorsd or with milky sedi.
ment on standing. weak back. goporrhoes. gieet.
systitiA promptly and safely cared. Charges
eoaoonob1e.
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GEORGE EAsriN Is DEAD.

Peculiarly Sad End of tho Well nown
and Brilliant Journalist.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June ~3.-Peculiarly sad is the
death of George ID. Eastin, which &C.
Cured this morning at Warm Springs.
Only n few short months ago Mr.. Eastin
was one of the br ightest minds in the
state and his intellect one of the strong
est. Disease of the body first set in and
was soon followed by disease Of the mind.
The noble pictures of IN active intellect
which he knew so well how to paint, fed
and instead only the vivid fancies of n
disordered brain were ever before the
mind that once was strong and bright.
A little over two years ago George ID.
Eastin came to Montana as editor
of The Helena Independent, which
position he Allied for about one
year when he resigned and organized the
Helena news bureau. Last fall his health
began to fail, and thinking a change of
climate would prove beneficial, with his
wife he went TO Colorado and remained
several months. Finding himself some
better he returned TO this state and again
took up his residence at Helena. The i'm.
provement was only temporary n he
failed again. His mind, too, seemed TO be
weak and in n short time his mental con-
dition was such that il was deemed neces-
sary to remove him to the asylum. There
he has remained ever since. until death
released hin this morning.
Mr.. Eastin was about thirty
five years old and n thorough
newspaper man. During his years of SER
vice he was connected with several Of the
largest papers of the east and south and
removed to St. Paul where he secured
employment on he Pioneer Press as re-
porter. From this position he was pro-
promoted to h city editorship which he
resigned TO assume the position Of editor
of the Independent. IL is not yet known
what disposition will be made of the re-
mains,
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PERMANENTLY ORGANIZED.
The Real Estate Exchange of Butte 4.
Now "a Fixture.

nv the Standards speeia, wire.
R,-,-rp limo a rho foIlou,;,, ro,l os-
Lh'ou Co.,
nav - NV ne, s' .no
Nicharus Lewis to-iient ior epurpo
OF organizing a real estate exchange: w.
G. Shipper, Z. II. Irvine, John H. Curtis,
w. v. Lawler, w. ID. Fcnner, j. II. Ma
loney, j. L. Richards, =. V. Kemper, JAS.
Dinuevon. Henry l.. Haunt. p. A. Gamer.
Chns. =. Passn1ore. Green Majors Wm'
n. Young. ID. X. Vincent. j. A. Lewis. r.
G. w, Evans. II. r. briggs. las. w Nur.
phy. John A. Cannon q. a. BRADSHAW
nndF. n. w. Pattcn. ON melton Of j. r.
Rickar,ls. n recess of 10 minutes was
AIKEN 10 allow ali who desired 10 sion n
change. All present rhereunon SIGNED
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scribcd by Arend but was afraid to 20 In
and zee, fearing that IL was q ruse on the
part Of the deceased 20 entice her into
the room and then kill her. Witness did
not know of deceased's death until oon
to-day when informed by Arend.
Pixley was A years OF age and was
married 10 years ago to the m who
survives him. He was an engineer and
machinist but seldom worked at his trade,
being n perfect slave 10 liquor. During
the last year he seldom IL ever worked
and was supported by his wife, who
previous to their removal to Montana,
about q year ago conducted q hotel and
boarding house at Grand Rapids and af-
forwards Mt Pennington, Wis. Since her
employment Mt the Comique she has con-
tributed to his support and sent him
money several times while he was away.
Edna Pixley's testimony was the same
as that OF the two proceeding witnesses.
Constable Lyle testified as TO the con-
dition Of the body and the effects found
when he and the coroner were sum
moned. A verdict of suicide was rem
dered by the jury.
The weapon with which the deed was
committed was a cheap American bull
dog. A calibre, double action, with an un-
usually long barrel. In the letter to his
wife, Pixley stated he secured b money
to buy thep pistol by pawning his watch.
Where he pawned the watch or obtained
the revolver Is not known.
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lMRs. sTENBERo ACQUITTED.

There Was Not Enough Evidence To Com
Wet Her Of blowing Up Her Husband.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 3.-The trial Of Mrs. Han
nah Stenberg for attempting TO murder
her husband. by blowing him mp with
giant powder, was resumed this morning.
Lou p. Smith and the boy, August Stem
berg, were put on the stand. The prose
cution then closed. The defense moved
Immediately that the jury be instructed Ia
bring In n verdict of not guilty. County
Attorney Baldwin consented to this and
the jury rendered n verdict accordingly.
The trial Of Laurence Smitzhger for the
same offense was begun this afternoon,
On motion Of Attorney ODonnell, Judge
Mediation dismissed the jury which had
tried h Hannah Stenberg case, and a
venire WINS issued for n new jury return.
able at 3 o'clock. At that hour the work
Of obtaining a jury began. County At
torney Baldwin prosecuted and Attorneys
Baldwin d Booth appeared for the de.
PENDANT.
A jury was obtained soon aftera o'clock
and Oscar Stenbcrg was again put on the
stand and gave the same testimony. sub
stantially that he gave in the case against
his wife. The trial will he resumcd to-
morrow.
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silver HWY Park.


By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Junc:3-Thc deal in which J.
II. McMonaglc sold out his interest in Sill
yer Bow park was concluded to-day and
the papers duly signed. Mr.. McMonagle
owned onc-half interest in the addition,
the other half being owned 10y Murphy &
Cannon outside Of that which has been
sold To the general public. The purchas-
crs ~ Mr.. McMonagle's interest are H.. l..
Frank, Joseph X. Clark and C.S. Warren.
The price paid was 5000. The sale i'm
cludcs two-thirls interest in the Thornton
addition, of which James w. Murphy
owns the other third. General Warren
said to-day that Silver Bow Park will not
bc doomed since IL requires no booming.
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BUTTE CURRENT T

Z. L. Bonner is in the city once more.
Supt. j. b. Risque of Granite is in the
city.
Supt. j. w. Plummer Of the Elkhorn
mine is in the city.
r. G. Huston returned yesterday from a
trip to San Francisco. O.
Evan Morgan returned last evening
from his southern trip.
Messrs. Perry, Rich and Dukeworth OF
Helena are in the city.
r. l.. Kicks left yesterday for Boise
City, Idaho, where he will probably To-
cate.
Deputy County Treasurer w. II. Hill
has left for England to attend his sisters
wedding.
James Moffett of Berkeley, CAL, is in
the city once more n is warmly well
coined by his friends.
Fritz Hirsch and John Krieg left yester-
day morning for a three months visit TO
their III home in Germany.
James A.. Miller, city editor of the Inte,
Mountain is visiting his sister i'm Caldwell,
Idaho. He will return in a week.
John Smith and Ed Greel were arrested
last night by Officer Anderson for fight
ing i'm an East Park street saloon.
Abe Heyman donned q wooden shirt and
silk hat yesterday and left for a two
weeks visit to Seattle and other coast
points.
Quartz locations were filed yesterday OF
the May Flower lode, by &. +. Lloyd, and
the Snow Bank lode, by Frank Hutchins
ct al.
Mrs. George Fischer has found the pet
rabbit she thought was stolen, and the
three boys accused of stealing ii are ex-
onerated.
Lexington made two shipments of bull
lion, one by the Pacific and the other by
the American express. The two ship
ments consisted of ten bars of al esti-
mated aggregate value of $4,000.
Another free lecture on good heads will
he delivered by Professor Alexander al
Renshaw hall tonight, at the close OF
which Mrs. Lulu B. Alexander will recito
the "Old Surgeons Story" Private ex'
aminations each day at the hall from IL
q. IN.
Mr.. Speer received a telegram last even
ing from Robert u. Porter announcing
that arrangements had been made will
General Manager Eckert of the Western
Union, by which all kilograms sent b.
enumerators shall be paid for hereafter
by the census Office.
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THE BILLS.
At Last sheriff Lloyd viii Receive som
Commensurate for His Work.

At Last sheriff Lloyd Will Receive some
Compensation for His Work.
BUTTE, June 3.-The board of county
commissioners to-day began auditing the
bills Of Sheriff Lloyd for the care of pris-
oners. the bills having long remained in
the pigeon holes, on account of the con-
troversy over the sheriff's Office. Assessor
NJ. L. Holland appeared before the board
and made the following statement OF poor
tax collected during May:
Number of receipts on hand May 5, 800
at 81, $4,000; number of receipts issued
during month, 1,423 at 81, S2,S46.
The report was found correct. d.
Haggerty, road supervisor, presented a
report showing the receipts To have been
S1,425.
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Commencing Monday, May 10, the
Union Pacific will sell ilrst-class limited
tickets TO Chicago at S51.75, second-class
$3.50. and AT proportionately low rates 10
all points beyond. These rates apply
from Helena. Butte, Garrison. Deer
Lodge. Anaconda, and other Montana
points.
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To Elect Department OnfcerS.

SpecIaI JUTTtsTOnutTrt OF INT st1huaIu'
BUTTE, June 3.-Orders have been
issued for the election Of department Of
ficers of the Patriarchs Militant OF Mon
tana, l. q. q. F., TO be held on Saturday,
June Z, at the Office of 1t. Col. McCabe in
Helena. As captain OF the Butte Canton,
Edwin s. Booth will represent Wildly
Canton and be at the election. Frank p.
Sterling Of Helena will probably be
chosen lieutenant colonel.
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Perhaps They win Wed.
sneclnl Correspondrncr nI ihe Standard

special CORRESPONDENCE OF the standard.
BUTTE. June 3.-It has been rumored
about town for some time that one of
Butte's prominent young attorneys-Mr.
Edwin ). Booth-and Miss Eta Pinkham.
the estimablc daughter u e~x-Aldermnn
w. Pinkhain, are 10 be married before
the summer months have passed. III this
is true the parties interested are open Ia
hearty congratulations.
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PROF. ALExANDER's LECTURES
His entertainments mt Renshaw Greatly
Enjoyed.

Enjoyed.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, June 3.-Professor Alexander
gave his second lecture tonight To a large
and thoroughly interested audience. The
professor holds that three things are
necessary 10 make a success i'm life-na-
ture, study and practice. BY understand
ing the natural powers would direct the
study n ensure successful practice.
Aspiration is often mistaken for insDira.
ton and failure follows. Many make
failures not because they are untitled for
never fitted themselves. Mrs. Lulu B.
Alexander's rendition of "The Bobolink'
was a rare treat and called forth con.
tinued applause. There will be another
lecture night. at which Mrs.
Alexander will recitc "rhe Old Surgeons
Story
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The only place IN h state of Montana
where il can be found-a fine business
lunch nj Emil's beer hall, from II 80 till
3 D.. m. and also from 8 to 10 p. m.
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..Eynngeline.''

BUTTE, May 3.-Evangeline was re-
peated tonight before a large audience at
the opera house. The entertainment was
greatly enjoyed and enthusiastically re-
ceivcd. twill be repeated tomorrow
night.
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The Chickering. ShoninRer and Meblin
pianos and the Shoninger and Needham
organs on easy payments. Van Orion d
Reinhart, 12i Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

After you have enjoyed a good lunch at
Emil's beer hall you should step up 10 the
showcase and take your choice from the
finest assortment Of imported and domes-
tic cigars in the state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

BITE, May ai.-To all concerned: Tn
June . all passenger rates via the Union
Pacific. both local aud through, will bc
restored tn tariff.
n. w. ADAMS.
General Agant.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

Mail orders for all kinds of musical
goods promptly filled by Van Orton d
Reinhart, 124 Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

Mr.. Van Orton Of the firm of Van Orton
& Reinhart has no connection with any
other musical firm Ia Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-04

Order your sheet music Of Van Orion 4
Reinhart, 124 Main street, Butte.
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Notice.

Band and orchestra music at the music
parlors Of Van Orton q Reinhart. Butte.