The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-14


is ever sent to the penitentIary. Another
hope vi On is the pro yress of women to-
ward the ballot box. and he favored CIV
ing to the women rqu ii rights OF suffrage.
The labor qurs ION is one of agitation or
stagnation. and he had chosen the former.
The speaker then closed with an eloquent
pcrnratIon and apostrophe to labor.
Messrs. Dehs and Goodwin leave this
morning for the West.
ABOUT HE CITY.
Pabst Bohemian beer at the Oxford.
Baths-Montana Hotel barber shop, CSC.
Byron's complete works with the STAND
ARD.
Elgin White Clover butter at L. j.
Bakers.
yesterday.
Mayor E. o Dugan, of Butte, is a guest
at the Montana.
Miss Belle Gibson is visiting friends in
Butte for few days.
&c. Williams is confined to his room
at the Montana hotel.
Oxford" for sale at "The Oxford"
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
E. E. Dubreuil is sole agent for Waver-
ley bicJ cles in Anaconda. Call and see
Catalogue.
St. Marks guild will meet at the Mon
ma hotel with Mrs. Reynolds this, Thurs
day, afternoon.
Mamie Gavin, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. L. GAVIN of Carroll. is the guest OF
the Sisters at ST. AIMS hospital.
Pure blood is necessary to enjoy beatlh.
B. q NJ. sarsapArIlla purfles the blood
and Boro MenIhol cures catarrh.
Mrs. Mccartney begs to announce that
her spring stock is now ready for inspec-
ton, 223 East Commercial avenue.
Mike Dwyer OF the L. Z. G. Co. force re-
turned TO his duties yesterday, having
knocked out an attack of the mumps.
Wait for the opening of the C. o. d.
store. DRY goods. shoes. un lerwear, hose,
millinery, ETC., at 90 CENTS on the dollar.
The kaleidoscope company at the Smith
Drug company have the rawlings of John
Mccullough for the photograph, men.
toned IN this paper recently.
Miss Alice McAndrews is the loser of a
purse containing s. in gold and a collec-
ton of cut sapphIres. The finder may
keep the 80 if the purse and contents are
returned.
A. c. MCKinnon re urned home yester-
day. He WIS accompanied b. William
Mckay, of Reno, New, brother of the late
Andrew Mckay, who was buried at Ogden
OIL Tuesday.
Ike Chenowith was arrested by Con-
stable PIckel at Stuart, on a warrant
sworn out by Thomas Alex, charging
Chenowith with stealing $500 worth of
household furniture.
Rev. C. E. Dobson and family arrived
yesterday from Dickinson, n. ID. They are
stopping temporarily at the Commerce Al.
There will be but one serv zee at 81. NJ lrk's
next Sunday and that Will be in the morn
ing.
Clrroll Smith, who is employed in the
office at the lower works, was prostra ted
yesterday afternoon by heart failure. H.
lay unconscious for several hours but re-
covered last evening and was doing nicely
at his quarters at the Montana hotel.
Senator Ramsdell of Kali spell is the
guest of friends IN the city. Unfortu-
nately Senator Ramsdell was too iii for
the entire session to take an active part
in the deliberations of the sen ate except
as an advisor of his brother D. pulist MEM
bers. He is now conval sclng rapidly.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
were: NJ. G. Cohn. E. E. Peterson, w. II
Godfrey. James e. Evans. w. Ii. Hal L.
@. Dugau, Butte; J. L. Atherron, St. Paul;
Z. A. Walkden, Omaha; E. Waldo Ward,
j. II. Burton. Chicago; j. NJ Tilioison.
New York; II. NJ Goodwin, WInona; Eu-
gene V. Debs, Terre Haute, md.
The largest shipment of BICYCLES that
has ever been made to a Montana dealer
was received yesterday by X. NJ. Greig of
this city. In all there were about so
wheels. of all sizes, grades and designs.
Greigs was the nub of attraction for all
wnpeImen yesterday, who compared the
machines and spoke highly of the I'M
provements made tor the present season
Nicholas Damon was tie name of the
man burne at The converter on Tuesday.
he was breaking Stag and one of the
pieces had not cooled on the inside when
he struck it with lbs hammer. The shel
cracked and the mol en- metal WIS ex-
p.udeI 10y the snow. Damon lost his Jog
in the mill years ago and nov is in inn
mnent danger of losing his eyes. Tor the
melted Stag struck MS head and ran over
his face.
Wherr Is H. Ward.