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CUMBERLAND VALLEY RAILROAD TIM
" TABLE-Dee. Is, lS9s

Z On Sunday viii Stop on signal or.to let q
passengers.
cept Sunday at 5 SIS Al M IL 80 ii M. 81 Is p. M,
stopping at all intermediate stations, arriving at
harrisburg at 640a m. - D. M, and 433 p IN.
GhaInbeFsburg
Daily--#e-44x
Daily except Sunday
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OVER $780, 600

PAID MEMBERS AND BENEHCIARIEs
for Weekly Indemnity and Death Claims bs
THE
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UNREASONABLE AND PURELY
ARBITRARY TEGHRICAlITHS

Which have sp long worked Fl Justice to
applicants and SCENTS, and white il does
interchangeable iii any sense the accept
anfe III amy applicant not safely insnr-
able, II recognizes the fact THAT Il large
number Of risks usually declined can be
safely Insured at an increased premium.
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Additional trains will leave Harrisburg, daily
except Sunday at s.a and 1875 a. IN, and siS
y m arriving at Carlisle at 9.i0a. M, II 20 am
and oo0 p. M, stopping AT all intermediate sra
lions
Pullman Palace Sleeping cars between llag
eFsfown and New York on Nos. and ~ eiist
and on Nos. 3 and west
Pullman Sleeping Cars on Nos . and 10 be
tween Philadelphia and New orleans.
Daily
Daily except Sunday.
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COST
sMpnths-S4.
g. Mdnths Is

3-Mpnths- 81 9AsAiAuthsAS i2
n Months So one Year S1a
Persons engaged IN more hazardous occu9a
tions ~ proportiGnate rates. For further ~
formation write, w. ID. BARRON, ~
Secretary,
r. @ Box 90. Pittsbu-g Ia
f91v.
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The Adjusted Rate plan
Il original With this Company and Is an
entirely new feature In life insurance.
II enables the company to provide in
sufanes to persons who are
First-CIass Risks at Lower Rates

Than any equally sound Institution that
places all its risks 1T one rate, wholly
ignoring the Importance of charging
each poliey7holder premium equltahiy
proportiDHed to the risk assumed This
Is the
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PEOPLES MUTIAL ACCIDENT INSURANCE
ASSOCIATION, or rITTsBURG, PA.

II you are business man and want 10 receive
- per week. In ease yUu aIe totally dtsablea
and leave $5fN0to your family II Killed, the IS
snit 81 Incidental injuries, appsy for merhpeE
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-A17'fuPEkA Kas., geb. 4-The fun eff.
fects q the recent cold wave IN this
county were not known until Friday
rsofning- james Mitchell, wife and
one child were found in their home, q
dilaNdated frame house seventy Eve
miles northo this city. frozen to death.
Neighbors had passed the house and1ob-
serving in the house no signs Of life as
sumed that The family had gone from
home Eriday morning neighbor,
noticing that Miteheli's cattle had not
been fed, went To the house, when he
WAS shocked at finding the three bodies
dead and frozen stiff with but thin
sesuilt nvcr them, alI the covering there
was in the house gE
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G 0 7 7 OLEHE

Is such a preparation,
and the more promi
nent physicians and
food chemists in this
country endorse it and
pronounce it healthful
nutritious, while the
best-known authorities
on cooking use and re-
commend it. At the
Pure Food Exposition
in Madison Square Gar
den you can see a prac-
teal demonstration of
the merits Of Cottoiene.
1t is for sale. BY all
grocers.
Manufactured only5y
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Most Equitable System Of
Life Insurance.

Ever offered TO The public, as the rate
charged Is directly IN proportion to the
risk assumed rather than an equal rate
for all. While none but those safely in
suFable are accented. the
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suretsy aisoa openlr. IN New York.
ALBANY, y. vi, Feb. A bill has
leen iutroduced IN the assembly pro
Nid'ns forNthe Submission at the next
taii election Fl the question 81 opening
saloons on Sundays after Anss III the
city q New York to d vote of the peo.
PIE, and il the decision IS favorable tie
corporation counsel Of New York IS IL
report Rnl 70 the next legislature
which shalApernlit such oneninc
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There is nothing that may
not happen to a thin baby.
There is nothing that may
not happen to a man who is
losing his healthy weight.
We say they are poor. .
They are poorer than we at
first suspect.
Do You want almost all
that is known Of the value 81
plumpness told in way to
commend to you CAREFUL
LIVING and SCOTS Emul-
sion Of cod-liyer oil if YOU
need it.
A book on it free.
s. TT \ BowsK, Chemists, 1se south Nth AVE,
!, Your DRUGGIST keeps seats Emulsion Il cd
iiyer OIL AL druggists everywhere do. 81.
Notice the Improvement in THE
WORLD.
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Notice the Improvement in THE
WORLD.
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Health
andConfortars
Destroyed

by the use Of poor smoking to-
bacco. The one tobacco that
has held its own through all
the changes of time and against
all competitors is Blackwell's
Bull Durham Smoking Tobacco
Because it's always pure, al
ways the same, always the
best. Such a record tells more
than pages of talk" It's
just as good to-day as ever and
it is the tobacco for you, If
you smoke, you should smoke
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MAIN LINE AND CONNECTIONS.
Schedule taking effect October BON lso,
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Connections for all stations on Cumberland
Valley Railroad and Pennsylvania Railroad sys
HsA RIBpIg w. "A. GARp J.F B0Yp,
Gen Pass Aof Agent SUI ~
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Merits Of the Risk Establishes
The Rate of Premium.

The principal is similar ~ that applied
70 fire insurance, the premiums being
regulated in accordance with the nature
OF the risk The Adjusted Rate Plan
avoids also the
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v Y V V y. Y
National Mutual
Insurance Company,
WORLD BUILDING.
ParkROW, /: New York.

Offers insurance on the most liberal
and progressive terms aud entirely de-
/. void of the unnecessary arbitrary rules
and requirements that are current
among insurance companies generally
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WHEAT-Np. red very duh, s,eat
qui feature: March, .94c
RYE A1mtIia western, 5s1 &C.
BARLEY Daii ard firm. state, q
eri 80 Ssc 40 TORONTO, geGg CSC.
CpIts--No3 2 dull and steady.
. 7sr May. sa II 49,: Va. ., OAK 4 IS
OATS No. duh ana steady;
si4c; Mar h. sasac May, saa.ei; '
isc
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26


LUIS uus wcn' o~es.e 30 isr As tue pus-
'"ess ""s aseo'"p''s"eu " VIC "ouse Oh
rcpresen'a,ives " coheerhca. All that
was uo"c 'n,s ioIenoon W ,ne s'orm'est
SESSION " VIC pienen. iee,s.a'"'e. Was 10
aoo.sn tue s.cs'i"R colini"see' ai'er an
c.stencc VI 20 nou's, Nue sohh.i',ee OF
wn'cn 90 "iuch WIS eAPcc'eu lh tue way Oh
ehpeu,iihe nhpo,'au. ous'ness' was coh.
sieneo 10 an un'i'iie'y grave 'nis morning.
ine co"h'a"'ec rese"'eu . repo' ia
"hieh ~ aa'oca.eo uie cohsheration oi
senate o''s hrs'' is was s'rohgV op-
!ec'ea' uche u'sea hat
.ie iouse Was ~ gooo as
.he senate anu mat many
house piiis were better man many senate
piiis' ocverai members WIN pei oiis un'
acrway near the Top OF me general Mo
how'ed strehuoasiy against AZ, ,he senate
niiis being pushed up ahead OF 'nein. o'''
lection was also MADE 10 the action OF the
s'eer'hg commn,ee IN othl'''hR .hree or
iour Appropriation phis from the rest
wnich were 'naae speciai oruer anu con-
s.uercd III conmit'ee Oh ,he"n0ie yesterday
a'erhooi' IL seFms 'hat ~" a!plroPrpo-
,ioh phis were no. placed ON U's special
i'st; anu hehce mere was avery decided
KICK from those Interested IN the neg
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ON FEBRUARY rs. 1902, Vic
tor Hugo. the greatest Of modern
French writers. was born at Be-
saneon.
His "Odes and Ballads" which
appeared in 1892, was the COM
mencement Of an extraordinary
literary career, Of which "The
Hunchback of Notre Dame"
"Les Miserables" and "The
Man Who Laughs were to be
the consummation. Victor Hugo
excels all writers in the extent
Of his vocabulary which ~om-
prised $4,000 words.
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A DOCTOR CALLS ON THEM
The Missing statesman Falls to
Reach His Homework
OF the Senate
and House.

Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
HELENA. Feb. 25.--With only four days
left in which TO clcct United States son.
situation. Leech switched from Mantle
to-day and joined Tierney In voting for
kieinschmidt. Annear cast o complimen.
tary vote for w. Z. Hall Of walkervillc,
Smalley still voted for Toole and the pop
ulists voted for DR.. Mitchell. The ballot
resulted: Whole number Of votes, -;
necessary TO choice. IS; Mantle, 80;
Clark. 25; Dixon, 8; Mitchell, 2; Klein.
schmidt, 2; Hall, /; Toole, 1.
Speaker Mathews announced that the
pair existing between Ward and Cosler
would bo dissolved when Ward reap
peared on the floor of the house, which
will probably be Monday.
Speaker Mathews received letter from
Coder yesterday, dated Billings, In which
Coder explained the circumstances of the
pair and SAID he would be back as soon nc
possible, but he couldn't tell when. A
this letter Is dated from Billings. Coder
IL he really intends going to his ranch
cannot be back In Helena before Tuesday
or Wednesday. Many think he will re-
main in Billings in order TO return to Hell.
ena quickly In case the Clark people tele.
graph for him.
A reputable physician Of Lewistown,
who was dispatched to Coder's ranch by
the STANDARD to ascertain what sickness
IL any, there might be In Coder's family,
sent the following dispatch to Helena this
morning:
LEwIsrowN, Feb. 25.
Visited Coder's family yesterday. There has
been no serious illness during the winter. and
all are In fair health now.
=. D. STONE, NJ. ID.
The following reply was received to an.
other inquiry sent TO the physician:
LEwIsTowN. Feb. u.
COder was not at home. His family inti
mated nothing as to expecting him soon.
y. d. STONE.
This shows very conclusively that there
is nothing at Coder's home to demand his
immediate presence and judging from his
delay at Billings, be 10 not in great haste
to reach home.
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ON MARCH The FIFTH
Work Viii b Resumed at the Ana.
eouda Conpany's Plants.
Mines and Works to Ds Run at
Their Full Capacity for
an Indefinite
Time.

BUTTE, Feb. 25.-The works OF the Ana
conda Aiming company will resume on
March 8, one week from tomorrow. Dis
patches have boon sent recalling employees
Of tho company who have been enjoying
their period Of idicncss In various parts OF
the country. and all other arrangements
havo been made for complete resump-
ton on that date.
Tho shutdown. which has lasted about
two months. was absolutely necessary in
order to mako repairs in the mines In
Butte. The shafts had to be retimbcred.
machinery had to he overhauied and in
some Of tho mines the shafts were sunk
much deeper. All work Of this kind has
been complete and In fact has been
finished much carlierly than VAS
anticipated. Ii had not been calculated
that everything would be in shape for ne.
sumption VI work by April !, but the work
is already completed, aud on March 5
everything will be in full blast.
Contracts for the furnishing Of an un.
usually large quantity Of copper have
been made, and In order to All these con.
tracts the works will hnve to run at full
capacity for an indefinite period.
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WRECK ON THE ERIE.
Part Of vestIbuled Train Thrown Dewu
Bank.

OLEAN. N. Y, Feb. 25.-The Erie vesti.
buled train No. was wrecked one U''a
east OF vandalia at Il :06 p. m. and 10 per,
sons seriously injured. though no one
killed. Tho train was running about ~
miles an hour and was rounding . curve
on the bank of the Allegheny river, when
the Pullman dining and sleeping cars
jumped the track and were thrown down
q 21-foot bank. 1t was remarkable that
no one was killed. The wreck was caused
by the spreading Of rails.
1t Ia thought all Of those injured will re-
cover. The injured are: Albert Bum,
New York; William Sackett. cook on din
ing car; r. X. Burden. Paterson, n. j.;
T.C. Cagncr. Jersey City, N. j.; Il. A.
Wheeler, conductor; +. A. Howell. New
Jersey; Henry Boyer, Jersey City: y. W.
Wilson. New York: Mrs. Aherns. Chicago
e. ]. Billings, conductor. Conductor
Thomas was slightly injured. while many
are suffering from the terrible shock.
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At.,b,rs, Auvro.v,.tiou.

The additional appropriation for the use
Of the Montana state board Of world's fair
managers has been made. and 5000 is
the sum decided upon. This makes $780,
OOO in all thus far appropriated; but the
managers should not complain. This sum
will be enough to pay the salaries Of the
board and Bickford, give the Montana
building another coat II yellow ochre. and
still leave n balance Of over 81 Tor use in
collecting an cxhibit.-Bentoa hirer Press.
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liant introduced bill for the cssas)sa Of
Cooper county out q nart Of Cascade
HOUSE hill No. 65. Auuear's auuDDWdef
bill. Was put on third reading and passsd.
House bills Nos. 12l and LIS, the eFot OF
tho appropriation bills, were passsd.
Al noon the house adjourned unto II 20
Monday moruine.
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Childrrnon the stage.

NEW YORK, Feb. 2i.-To take some ac-
ton as 10 the reported statement OF Com
mo<lore Elbrld.e I. Gerry that
children are being brought up to q
Life of vice by being connected With the
stage, meeting OF the New York mana
aery Was held this afternoon. IL vas
agreed to take steps toward forming an
association for the protection of stage
children.
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WASHINGTON, Feb. "A pronounced
nnti-silvcr representative is authority for
tho statement that an agreement has
been reached between Holman aud
Hatch, whereby the anti-option bill will
be taken mp and the sherman amendment
10 the sundry civil appropriation bill dis
posed Of by means Of clo,ure. Hatch EN-
pllatically denied the rumor.
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To Aid the Goysruor.

TOLEDO, Ohio. Feb. 25.-T'he Fourth
War;, Republican club at a meeting last
night adopted n resolution to takc up q
popular subscription for Governor Me-
Kinlcy. and appointed q committee 10 cir
culate Il. no one TO contribute moro than
dollar. Every member present signed
II, and majority of those approached to-
day contributed promptly.
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Fuocrnl of Alien M.uye,.

SAN DIEGO. CAL. Feb. 25.-The funeral
OF Allen Manvel. late president of the
Santa Fe. took place from the white pnrlor
Of the hotel Del Coronado to White Hope
cemetery this afternoon. Tho funeral was
private with brief sermon by Rev. Z. G.
Ricd. Most beautiful ferns, violets and
roses were sen, by friends.
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In the Senate.
Special Dispatch to the standard.

Special Dispatch 70 the standard.
HELENA. Feb. 25.-ln the senate to-day
the following bills were passed: Relative
to sureties on undertaking aud bonds
concerning licenses; creating home for
the deaf. dumb and feeble minded; Great.
ing the thirteenth judicial district; pro-
viding for the incorporation Of acciden,
insurance companies; concerning the
compensation Of county, township and
district officers; legalixing certain funding
bonds issued by counties of Montana
fixing the qualifications Of electors OH
questions authorizing tho raising OF
money.
The house bill relating to the trial OF
persons Jointly indicted was indefinitely
postponed. Much routine business was
also transacted.
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ID. i. Dorabue. Garnet buyer for the Co

ID. j. Dorahue. carpet buyer for the Con-
nell Co.. has returned home and reports
having done good business for the house
in securing some of the handsomest car
pets and curtains ever seen here. Besides
these Mr.. Donahuc has secured SOME cx-
traoriinary bargains in floor coverings
aud window drapcry, Of tho sale of which
due notice will be given.
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Anarchists s~ps~oced,

PIrrsBrRG. Feb. 25.-Henry G. Blker
and Carl knold. anarchists. convicted rs
accv ssorics Of Bergman in shooting Chair.
man II. c. frick. of the Carnegie Stecl
company. limited, were sentenced to-day
penitentiary.
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THE FARiBAULr SYSTEM.

PNrOchIAI BcbOOIs O1 HObOken 10 DO Man.
aged Differently.
New YORK, Feb. 2S.-A movement 10 on
foot in Hoboken to put all parochial
schools Of that city under the Faribault
system. Archbishop Ireland and Father
Corrigan. Of the Church Of Our Lady Of
Grace at Hoboken. who recently had .
dispute with Bishop wigger. is at the bot
tom of 1t. lie has made proposition to
the trustees of Hoboken to turn their
parochial school to them on condition that
after school hours he be allowed TO give
religious instruction to Catholic pupils.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26

NJ. j. Council Go. make q special show
ing OF LADIES' Kid button shoes worth StO
for s2.e5. These shoes were bought At a
big discount. are hand turned aud come
Ia eight different styles and In all sizes.
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Ripp-ys' Divorced wir..

SEATTLE, Feb. e5.-sirs. Bessie Rippey,
the wife Of Wesley Rippcy, who shot John
w. Mackay yestesday. is q resident OF this
city. whero she keeps a lodging house.
She says she married Rippey In Denver
in 1876. Four years later she was divorced
from him. She says Rippey while In Dem
yer was worth siso,0D, but lost II all In
stocks. He became SO morose over his
losses she could not live with him.
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REEkiNO WITH FILTH.
Reported Condition of tho Misseula
County POor House.


Special Dispatch to the standard.
AissouLA, Feb. 25.-Sensational devel.
opments have been expected cvcr since
the present grand jury convened. The
first bomb was exploded to-day when tho
report ON the condition Of tho county poor
house was handed In To Judge Woody.
The report 10 lengthy and makes a column
of closely printed matter. which in sub.
stance states there nre Is inmates. .
Of whom are helpless, 8 crippled.
for themselves. Complaint was al.
most universal for q total lack and
failure on part of tho contractors and
those under them to provide suitable nc.
commoslations aud medical treatment for
tho sick. Sanitary rules and regulations
seem to be unknown. aud cleanliness
foreign to tho management Of the institu-
ton. Seven patients were found crowded
into ono room. 8 by 20. with no ventilation.
Ths bedS we're foul and dirty, aud filth
conspicuous ON every hand.
Tho report further states: I'm this
room along with other patients We found
q man with more than ordinary intelii-
gcnce. who had been there for more thau
three and one-half years. whose lower
limbs were paralyxed, utterly helpless,
lying upon bed foul beyond description.
covered with vcrInin. The mattress rot
ting under him. his body covered with bed
sores and reeking with his own filth. That
In this supposedly enlightened country. In
land that boasts Of It's humanity and
Christian civilization, that human being,
with no crime to his charge, ave that be-
ing . pauper, paralyzed and helpless.
should be compelled to suffer such in
human neglect and treatment at the
hands Of his fellowmen, and more espc-
cially when most liberal provision has
been made In our statutes and when tho
taxes have boon paid by the citizens OF
Missoula county for the care of this class
OF unfortunatcs. q travesty upon our
boasted enlightenment and civilization.
"While bath room has been provided
for tho use Of the inmates, no suitable
arrangements have been made for the
same to be Of any practical use. there
being no stove with which To warm the
room and no provisio whatever for tho
heating of water. Tho cellar was In keep.
ing with the other surroundings. Heaps
Of dccaying vegetables were lying around
the floor. while tho stencil from
the same was almost unbear-
able and which wero calculated
to breed disease. In justice TO the man
agement, We take occasion to say that the
kitchen and dinn: room were in fair a,.
erage condition"
DIR. r. S. Hc,lger. who has the contract
for caring for the poor farm and inmates,
Was seen by a STANDARD reporter tonight
and made tho following statement in reply
to the grand jury's report: "There is not a
particle Of truth In the assertions made by
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26
DEATH OF BILLY MILLER
Dal Hawkins KILLS His Han In The
Pacific Cub Ring,
SEVERE BLOW TO PUGlLISM
Promises That PrixefightInR Will
Be Prohibited In California
The Rings Bloody
Record.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 25.-The feather
weights. bal Hawkins and Billy Miller,
fought last night before the Pacific club.
In the fifteenth round Miller went down
under light blow, failed tn rise and was
taken unconscious to the hospital. Hsw-
kins and his seconds were arrested for
fear Of fatal termination. Al late
hour. however. Miller began to show signs
Of returning consciousness. Later In tho
night Miller's condition took turn for
the worse and he died this morning OF
conclusion of thu brain. Both men are
featherweights, tipping the scales a. they
entered the ring at L. pounds.
Indications arc that the killing Of Nil
Ter will be n serious blow to pugiiism In
California. All the evening papers hsr0
print editorials dcnouncing prise fighting
~ conducted here. and call on the le4is.
lature to pass . bill already introduced 10
prohibit exhibitions Of boxing.
Captain Lees, chief of detectives, In
speaking about the affair of last night,
said: "PrisehRhiing has been falling
into disrepute Of late. and the killing of
Miller by Hawkins will 70 .
long way toward helping TO stop this
kind of sport altogether. Tho truth
Of the matter is what have been termed
as boxing tournaments Of late were moth
ing more than sluQgina matches. A great
deal Of fault rests with the seconds ct
Miller, who should have given up the
fight at the end Of the fifth round, and
understand from what has been told me
that he was quite groGgy then and unfit to
fight Hawkins any longer. But instead OF
tiuue. KNOWN well the condition OF the
ha,tau man Tiorx, l.v. h.<asx n uurnk>p
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26

Yesterday Miss Ida Bishop arrived in
Butte from the East where she has been
10 purchase millinery for the Copnell Co.
Miss Bishop has purchased some very
lovely gems in hats, and also paid special
attention to the wants of The children.
As soon as the goods arrive and arc
marked OF. there will be tho pretiiest
show Of fine millinery ever seen in Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26

Our great slaughter sale OF
marked down clothing has proved
a big success. Have disposed of
a large number of suits. there is
no profit in it but it works off
surplus stock and makes room
for new stock. 1t has been SO
successful that we will continue it
a while longer The same prices
still hold good. and the word
Bargains" is still the pass word
at our place.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1893-02-26

This drop will last but short
time longer, for we shortly will
put our spring stock before you,
so if you are alert you will take
advantage OF it now.
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Boys and Childrcns' suits are
going fairly we'll for this time OF
season. The prices do it. Take
a peep at this department.