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If y pu are in need OF shoes, just look
in the +. L. Bonner Co.'S show window,
where you will see 81 styles, any Of which
you can buy for $500. 20-tr
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DR.. ! W. Essig, Dentist, has returned
from Helena and can be found hereafter
at his office in the Coleman Lansing
block 2S-tf
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The painting season will soon be here,
and the City drug store announces in
this issue that they have everything in
that line.
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.
TOWN AND COUNTY.

The show window Of the E. L. Bonner
Co. has a very large and fine display of
shoes slt the low price of $500. 29-tf
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Methodist.-S Sunday services: Preaching at
5lls0 A. :, n and 7.S0 r. M. Sunday school at TO-
A. N. EpWorth League meets at Bpm. Prayer
meeting Wednesday at 7.50 P. NJ
W. NJ BRITT, Pastor
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA, SATURDAY, MARCH 10. 1894.
While in Anaconda one night this week,

While in Anaconda one nightthi week,
we were shown through the plant Of the
Standard by its able and courteous edi-
tor, Mr.. Durston, and met a number Of
hisassistants and employees. The Standard
has splendidly equipped plant, with the
latest and very best Of machinery, ETC.,
known to the art preservative, including
one of Hoes perfecting newspaper
presses, aud each department is in the
hands of competent and skilled workmen
To the skill Of Mr. Rogue, of the stereo
typing department, are we indebted fot'
a nice piece Of work on the engraved
head Of the NEW NORTHWEST. Thee
are several old Deer Lodge boys in the
employ of the Standard: Charles Aspliny
and f. A. Salisbury in the composing
room, and Frank Martz has charge of the
mailing department.
Rev. james Reid will preach at "a
Presbyterian church tomorrow evenia {
at 730. His subject will be the work Of
the Presbyterian Board of Aid for Co
leges and Academies, with special refer
ence to the college here. This board
assists new educational institutions in the
West, and the College Of Montana has
been among those which have received
valuable aid from it's funds. A collection
will be taken at both the morning ana
evening services for the work of the
board, but ii the contributions received
will be applied to the needs of the collie, e
i'll our own toWu. A large attendinp q
and liberal collection are hoped for.
John w. Smurr, town registrar, Z ives
notice that the registry books OF Deer
Lodge will be opened for the registration
OF all qualified electors on Saturday,
March "a, and continue open for the Pc
riod of eight days. exclusive Of Sundays,
and during the following hours for the
first six days: From l o'clock p. M. to 6
o'clock p. M; and during the last two
days from 8 O'Clock q. nj. to | o'clock p. m.;
from 2 O'Clock p, m. to G O'Clock p. n., and
from o'clock p. III. to Q O'clock p. NJ.
Registry Office will be at the store of
William Coleman.
The lodge Of knights of Pythias at
Deer Lodge is one of the most cnthusias
tic in the State and is enjoying quite u
boom in membership at the present time.
A few weeks hence it is proposed to con
fer the bcautifula and impressive ampliHeu
third degree on some members, and in
order to make the work more impressive,
if possible, tho Deer Lodge lodge has in
vited Butte Il i:hts to assist The matter
has been la fore the chancellor tom
mander Of each Butte lodge and they viii
select good teams and go to Deer Lodge
to carry out the work.--Inter Mountain.
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Aftertwo days d"liberation the board
of commissioners for the insane awarded
the contract for keeling the insane for the
next two years to Mitchell and Mussig
brod. the present contractors.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY

IfEpfsccpa1.-St st. James, Church. Services ever
Sunday, except tic third of each month, at II 30
"a. n: and 700 2. u. Sunday school every Sunday
ut 1O.8O A II. s is5 E. G. PRoUT, Rector.
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DIR. S. w. Minshall has been awarded
the contract for furnishing medical al
tendance and medicine to the poor OF
Deer Lodge county for the ensuing year.
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School books of every description al
the City Drug Store. 3O-tf.
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The Board of Commissioners of the
Insane, consisting of Gov. Richards, Sec
retary of State Rotwitt and Attorney
General Haskell, met at the court house
this morning and opened the bids for the
keeping of the insane of Montana for he
next two years. After considering the
bids short while each Of the bidde.s
went before the board and explained the
different parts Of their proposals. One of
the bidders proposes to fit up the ranch
formerly belonging to w. G. Child, for
the occupancy the patients now at Warm
Springs and the board visited the ranch
this afternoon to look into the advisable
ity of this plan. AS the board will not
return till late it will probably render no
decision today.--IIelena Herald, March
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Mayor BraZelton received a summons Thursday
to appear before the grand jury OF Granite county,
and left yesterday morning for Philipsburg.
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Nearly all women have good hair,
though many are gray, and few are bald.
Halls Hair Remover restores the natural
color, and thickens the growth of the hair.
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Marvin R. Vincent, Prof. OF Greek in Union
Theological Seminary, New York City, writes
this reply:
Union Seminary, New York, Dec; y, 1873
My Dear Sir: The seventh edition Of Liddel and
Scotts Greek English Lexicon Is the standard
work. Very truly, MARVIN r. VINCENT,
Prof Of Greek"
would say to Mr. Britt that if he
wants this matter settled before the peo-
pie Of Deer Lodge and community, and
if he has confidence in the ability Of Rev.
Jacob Ditzler to defend his cause, I will
give him the opportunity of bringing him
here, and we will see that Elder Creel or
some other representative man is here to
meet him. I did not intend to have any
thing to say in this matter, but as Mr..
Britt seems to keep up a cannonade
after Mr.. Ghormley is gone, feel that it
falls upon me to take the matter up, for
am here to "earuestly contend for the
faith which was and for all delivered
unto the saints" Yours truly,
A. 3. MCFARLhNE
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j. Henry Thayer Prof. OF Greek In The Divinity
School Of Harvard College, Cambridge, Mass,
writes this reply:
Cambridge, Mass, Dec. g. 1s93.--Dear Sir: The
seventh edition OF Liddell and Scott uSS3 and sub
sequentlyJ ANTICIPATES and abrogates all preceding
editions. Yours truly, j. HENRY THAYER."
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NJ. W. Humphreys, Prof. Of Greek in University
of Virginia, Charlottesville, Va, writes this reply:
university of Virginia. Dec. 6, 1S93.-Dear Sir:
The word Standard Is differently understood by
different peoples but the best edition of L1ldel
and Scott is the last (7th). Their intermediate
Lexicon is still later and to that extent better
but is not so full being intended only for students
"YOurS, sincerely, N, W HUMPHREYS
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j. Harris Mhlan. representing the Anaconda
Review, has been in town this week, and made
this Office Il pleasant call last Tuesday.
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The regular services will be held in
ST. james church tomorrow al ll.3O Il. IN.
and 7,10 y. III. Special Lenten scrvicr,
Wednesdays at 7.3o p. m. and Fridays
1880 IL. m.
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Misses Annie and Clara Bien contemplate a
visit to the Mdwinter fair and friends in Call
fornia during the early summer.
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W. G. Manly. Prof of Greek In Missouri State
University, Columbia. Mo-, writes this reply:
6, 1S93.-Mr James c. Cree=-Dear Sir: have
your letter Of Dec. 4th in reference to Iddpl and
Scott's lexicon. The standard edition Is the sey-
enth ~, published in 1883 by Harper d Brothers,
New York. Very truly yours, w. G. MANLY
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Willard Bennett came over from the
Royal Gold, Monday, bringing the retort
for shipment. He brought the product
of thirteen days run OF the mill, amount
ing to $12,500. The Royal is steadily
gaining in its output, the ore increasing
in richness as depth is attained. With a
ten stamp mill, working up about twenty
tons Of free milling ore per day, the mill
is turning out, including concentrates,
about $1,000 per day. Dividend No 3, of
three cents per rshare, aggregating $10,500,
was declared and paid last Monday. Good
fnr thr Rn11a
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NJ. L. D'Ooge, Prof. OF Greek in the University
of Michigan. Ann Arbor. Mich. writes this reply
"Ann Arbor, Dec Z. ls93.-The seventh edition
of Lddell and Scott. revised and augmented pub
lished by Harper Il Brothers. 1883. Is the standard
Greek-EngliSh lexicon, NJ l.. DOOGE."
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PERSONAL MENTION.
Jacob Hitz made a business trip to Butte t
week

Jacob .Hitz made a business trip to Butte this
week.
Lee Montgomery, Of Avon, has been stopping In
town this week.
G. D. Joslyn was in Anaconda this week looking
after business matters.
Allen Kimerly of Avon, was in the city last
Saturday OH business.
DR.. A. II. Mitchell was in Butte last Tuesday,
OH his return home from Helena.
4
Under Sheriff Dunseth went to New Chicago
Tuesday returning Wednesday.
Mrs Fannie Wiles has been on the sick list this
week but was reported better yesterday.
Ex-Comniissioller Morgan, Evans, of Anaconda
was in town Monday and Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. j. w. Lister, OF Missoula, is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. B. Evans, and family in this city
President Ryon, of the agricultural college at
Bozeman, was visiting friends in Deer Lodge last
Sunday.
N. j. Kuehn, representing the Jackson music
house OF Helena. vas doing Deer Lodge last
Tuesday.
Mrs. j. Fl. Williams and little son have been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Butler, at DrummGnd
this week.
Attorneys Whtehll and Napton & Napton have
been in attendance at the Granite county court
this week.
]. H. DurSton, editor Of the Standard came
down from Anaconda Wednesday and remained
during the day.
Mrs. McDOnel came over from PhilipSburg last
Monday to visit her daughter Clara, who Is attend
lug the college.
Misses Annie and Clara Ben contemplate a
visit to the Miuwinter fair and friends in Cali
fOrnia during the early summer
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The appraisers of the real estate of
Deer Lodge county for assessment pur-
poses have completed their duties and
adjourned. Farming and pasture lands
are appraised all the way from Is cents
to $40 per acre. There is greater vari-
auce in city and town lots. The Northern
Pacific railroad company lands are ap
prised at the same value as other lands of
u like character and kind.
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Addison Hogle, Prof. OF Greek in Washington
and Lee University Lexington, Virginia, writes
this reply:
Lexington, Va, Dec. 6. 1893-Mr. James c.
Creel-My Dear Sir: The latest edition of Liddell
and Scott's Greek-English lexicon is undoubtedly
the one. 1t is the 7th published by the Harpers
For classes IN schools and colleges the 'Interme-
diate Greek Lexicon also published by the Har-
perS. Is excellent am glad if in any way have
been able to serve you.
Yours very truly ADDISON HOGUE"
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Senator Power has some flower seed
from the agricultural department, which
he would be pleased to send to any Of the
ladies who may wish same, il they will
send q postal to that effect, giving their
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1894-03-10

The friends of Drs. Mitchell & Mus
sigbrpd will be pleased to learn that the
contract for caring for t insane of the
State has again been awarded to them.
The contract runs for two Years.
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There will be regular preaching serv-
ices at the Christian church tomorrow by
the pastor, A. b. McFarlane Morning
subject -"'The Work Of the G. W. b. NJ.
Evening subject-"rhe Apostle Peter
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j. II. Durston editor Of the Standard. came
down from Anaconda Wednesday and remained
during the day.
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Bishop Brewer will make his annual
yisithtion Of St. James parish next week.
A special service will be held on Tues
day evening, March 13, at 7.30, at which
the Bishop will preach A cordial and
general invitation is extended.
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Clergymen, lawyers, public speakers,
sing gcrs, and actors, all recognize the
virtues of Ayers Cherry Pectoral One
of our most eminent public men says:
sit Is the best remedy that can be pro-
cured for all affections Of the vocal
organs, throat, and lungs"
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To the ladies OF Deer Lodge and viciu
ity: | am now receiving new spring
millinery goods every week, and shall be
pleased to have you call and examine
them Mrs. j. P. LEWIS.
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Wanted-By colored man, just from
Ind LLAMA, job on a ranch; sober, steady
and industrious; has always worked on a
farm and is first class hand with stock
Address: GEORGE ERvINE,
81 2t Care NEW NoRTIIwEsT.
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F. NJ, Fox, Of Anaconda, was in Deer
Lodge last Monday. He went home
Monday night loaded down with assessors
blanks, and will soon begin assessing
Anacpnda for Assessor Hertz.
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Mrs. McDonel came over from Philipsburg last
Monday to visit her daughter Clara, who is attend
Ing the college
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Attorneys Whltehill and Napton & Napton have
been in attendance at the Granite county court
this week.
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Marvin R. Vincent, Prof. OF Greek In Union
Theological Seminary, New York City, writes
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q. T. N1COHSSen, PfO1 OI UT TEX III SOuthWeSteTn
Presbyterian University Of Carksville, Tennessee
writes this reply:
''Clarksve. Tennessee, Dec. G, 1S93--James c.
Creel-Dear Sir: Your letter of 4th inst. reached
me today. IN reply would say that consider the
seventh edition of Lidde!l and Scotts lexicon the
best, and it may be considered the standard one
il English. Very truly, q. f NICOLASSENn y
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Mrs. J. Fl. Williams and little son have been
visiting her sister, Mrs Butler, at Drummcnd,
this week.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
Gold Grabbing.

The advocacy of bimetallism by the
Chicago Times III straight and sound.
1t does not believe i'll any half way
work and is so thoroughly converted
as to Pnblish the following relative
to little game iudnlgcd in by gold
bugs:
Until silver is restored to its pro
per place i'll the moncyof the country,
until the United States Treasurer can
pay Il silver dollar instead of Il gold
dollar at his discretion, us is done III
France, where intention to export
the gold asked for is suspected, the
merry game of gold grabbing will 80
on at the sweet will of the players,
and the Government will be obliged
to issue more bonds from time to
time to purchase back from the Wall
street raiders the yellow coin yet
warm from the minting presses in
order that the fetch gold reserve may
he preserved intact
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17
Funeral Of o. y Green.


The heavens opened yesterday
| afternoon and rain and snow came
down from the weeping clouds but
this did not deter large number OF
people from assembling at Odd
Fellows Hall at O'Clock TO pay the
last sad tribnte of respect TO the NOR
tai remains of Mr.. o. l.. Green.
The Hall WIS filed with sympathizing
friends who had known him in his
prosperity and in his adversely.
y large delegation OF EIio Lodge
X. of p. headed by Mr.. j. S. Gardner
Chancellor Commaner, occupied seats
reserved for them in front of the Odd
Fellows.
The funeral services OF the indie.
pendent Order of Odd Fellows were
imprcssiyely rendered by Edgar
Rcinheart, n. G.. of Elko Lodge No. IS
and Rev +, S. Witter. member of
Virginia Lodge No. 3, who officiatcd
as chaplain and made an eloquent
and appropriate discourse from the
text ~In the midst of life, We are in
death"
y choir composed of some on Elio's
sweetest singers sang appropriate
hymns and Notwithstanding the falling
rain and snow went To the cemetery
and sang "Jesns. Lover Of my Soul-
during the imprcssiver burial service
Of the Order
At the conclusion of the services
in the Hall. aiprocession. headed by
Elko Lodge No. II, X. of u. followed
by Elko Lodge No. Is |. o. .. T.
preceded the hearsc To- the Knights
cemetery where the beautiful burial
service OF the Order was performed
and all that was mortal of one who
had lived among us for quarter of
century was laid away To wait the
Archangel's trump on the morning OF
the resurrection.
Ihongh 1t began TO storm long be-
fore the services commenced in the
Hall and kept it up until late last
evening, Il numcbcr Of people in car
riagcs followed the remains to the
grave and staid there until the burial
service was concluded.
The clods Of the valley now rest
above the remains of q. T.. Green
May his frailties be forgotten, for who
liz without them. aud his good deeds
be remembered. If you are inclined
10 play critic on others lives remcm
Der that you, too, must die and that
your imperfcctions may he held M
to the living. His life is ended. lie
died while obcying the divine injunc
ton Earn thy bread by the sweat OF
thy brow May the good he did in
life receive its reward at the hand.
Of Him Who judgcth all things
well.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

Coroner Morgan received dis.
patch from Tuscarora yesterday morn
ing stating that the skeleton of man.
supposed to have been murdered, had
been found at tho head of McCann
Creek, about three miles west of Tus-
carora Saturday afternoon,
One leg and one arm we're gonc
and there was no hair on the skull.
\ pack saddle, some clothing and Il
pair of boots, almost new, were found
by the remains. As there was bul.
let hole through the skull and no
pistol or gun was found near the re.
mains, foul play is suspected and
Coroner Morgan went to Tuscarora
to day to inquire into the matter.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-06-17

Why go to foreign climcs to look
for rich gold mines when right here
i'll these Uuited States you can find
what you are looking for? Take our
state Of Nevada for instance. Here a
vast area Of land covers more hidden
gold than any state in the union
on may well wonder at the truth of
this statement, but Is il to be won.
dcrcd at wncn only of late years
has il been discovered that gold
abounds here rs we'll ns silver ?
Prospcctors i'll the past devoted their
time To prospecting for silver mines,
but not go to-day. Some Of the most
encouraging and prosperous looking
gold mines in Nevada will in few
months he III active operation in
Kennedy. this county. Men of cap.
ital and ambition, who have lived in
the Sagcbrush state for ycras past
and know Il good thing when they
see 1t. would not regret investing Il
few dollars in the rising camp of Ken.
nody.
Tho resources of Nevada are mex
haustiblc it is true, and the late dis.
covcrics in mining, not only Of gold
but Of cobalt, tin, lead, copper. iron
and other metals too numerous to
mention. leads Tia Ia believe that tho
future Of Nevada rests assured.-
Silver State
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Congressional.

WAsHISGTOH, June Is Perkins of
California. In the Senate 10. day brief.
~ defended the memory OF the late
Leland Stanford. from the charge
madc 10y Representative Gcary that
hc founded the Stanford University
out OF II spirit of revenge and resent.
mcnt because he was not elected
trustee Of the University of Califor.
mia. Perkins said when he wus Gov.
crnor Of California hcnppointcd Stan.
ford Regent Of the University. but at
tho request of the latter the Lcgisla
turc did not confirm the nomination.
Governor StoEcman also would have
made Stanford II Regent but the
honor was declined.
lloar offered resolution calling on
tho President To inform tho Senate
what, II any. representation had been
made to tho Government 10y roprcacn.
tativGs OF foreign countries ns to tho
contemplated relation on account Of
tho proposed discrimina
tion on the duly on sugar against
bounty. giving countries. and the facts
az to the probable exclusion Of our
agricultural products from Germany
or Guatemala, and any information
in his'pQsscssiOn relative to the pro.
posed rcthliatory legislation by Cortca
of Spain. on account OF the abrOgation
OF tho reciprocity treaty under the
thrift act Of 1890. Tho resolution was
adopted.
Tho, tnritf debate was resumed. Tho
question being PETERS amendment 10
restore fifty per cent oi tho duty on
raw woods.
Sherman madc n vigorous speech
against FREQ wool.
lnnsbrough and Dubois also spoke
ugainst tho tariff bill.
IL is IOssiblo the Steering Com
mittcc will ugk tho Senate to remain
in ncRsion until the wool schcculc is
disposed Of.