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ADMINISTRATORS Belt has almost COM
pletely restored my health after suffering
for years from partial paralysis. JOHN
CURRAN, 1419 Folsom street, San Fran
cisco.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-"Your Belt has cured
me of Nervous Debility in three months,
after barrels of medicine had failed. "-WIL-
LIAM DAWSON, 1922 Suffer street, San
Francisco
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LAME BACK-tI would not take 500 for the
Belt got of you six weeks ago."-CAPTAIN
HENRY BECK, 240 Montgomery street,
San Francisco.
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These Men Are Cured

And You Can Find Them All at
the Addresses Given, Glad to
Certify to the Power of DR..
Sanden'S Electric Belt.
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
6S2 Market Street, San Francisco,
Opposite Palace Hotel. San Francisco Office
hours 8 to 8; evenings, to $3.50; Sundays.
10 to /.
Portland loregon) office. 255 Washington It,
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NERVOUS DEBILITY-''Your Belt has cured
me of Nervous Debility that was so bad I
could not walk."-THOMAS RAY, Ameri-
can Exchange Hotel, San Francisco.
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Interesting Important Alameda County,


divided between the two daughters of Mrs.
Lull, Mrs. M. A. Platt of Berkeley and
Mrs. Susan B. Pye of Glenn County.
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BREe ~ BITS.

MIssoULA, April 9.-Col. Thomas c.
Marshall came down from the DAILY ranch
this evening with a blue-blooded colt that
he purchased yesterday.
John Daily made trip to Corvallis to-
day and bought 20 fat steers al the Golf
ranch. These cattle will be driven to
Missoula this week.
Harry c. Moore b as formed law part
nership with A. A. Hammond at Hamil-
ton.
PR. Prinz is associated with j. r.. Nc
Laren in law practice at Hamilton.
George Simpkins and wife spent to-day
at their ranch near Carlton.
James Stevens came down tonight
from a visit in the Bitter Root.
George ii. Wilson has filed n claim to
160 inches of Wilson creek water.
Jack Nelson to-day brought over from
Deer Lodge his pacing stallion George
Ayres, by Bay Bird, dam Kate Hayes.
The horse is 4 years old and will be put
into training ut the local track.
Attorney General Haskell is in town.
The fire department gave q splendid
exhibition run this evening for the benefit
of the visiting insurance men.
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COURT AT THE WILLIE.
Brilliant Army of Legal Lights-Damage
and Water Suits.

Brilliant Army of Legal Lights-Damage
and Water Suits
SrEvENsvILLE, April 9.-This town
looks buster than it has before since the
fruit show last fall. The session OF the
district court has called together people
from ali over the county and to-day there
has been present large delegation OF
lawyers from Missoula. The representa-
tives of the Garden City who came up
this morning included Judge Woody,
County Attorney Dixon, Judge Sloane,
George B. Wilds, f. c. Webster, w. Q.
Ranft, +. ii. Woody, jr., Judge Stephens,
j. X. Wood, C. M. Crutchheld, T.. ID.
Mats and S. G. Murray. Messrs. Sloane,
Ranft and Dixon returned to Missoula
this evening, but the other gentlemen re-
NAMED over night.
The session of the district court to-day
was taken up with the consideration of
the damage suit of George Straut against
the Curlew Mining company. The de-
tense moved non-suit and this motion
was argued this afternoon. Prinz d Nc
Laren of Hamilton appear for the plain
tiff and +. c. Webster and j. X. Wood of
Missoula represent the mining company.
The Burnt Fork water right contests
will probably not be ready for considera-
ton at this term of court, as the plead
ings will not all be prepared. This case
continues to attract general attention.
It's importance to the people in the val
lev Is great and IL will be some time be-
fore IL comes to trial.
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the county commissioners tlley would likely
have some work done and make certain TO our
town whatever advantage might be derived
from trade with the camp.
Neilherof the stamp mills az Martina Is In
operation, although development work Is pro-
crossing, not only on the Nine Mile Mining
companys properties. but also on the San Mar
tina aud several other claims from which no ore
has yet been taken for milling.
1t is reported that deal Is about to be made
on the Bland lode. Iron Mountain district. ior-
merry known as the Iron King and Iron Queen,
BY the terms OF which outside parties VIII OBJ
tain control OF and work this well known prop
erfy. The prospects OF such move should
give some impetus to affairs In the Immediate
neighborhood. There can be no doubt OF the
value of the property. and should work be
pushed aud mill erected. there Is every reason
to believe that Il will become as steady . pro-
Queer as the Iron Mountain
It's rather a. strange state OF affairs TO see a
district so good as the one In which this prop
erty is located, with so little attention paid 10
It. In any other mining state there would BIS a
boom which would attract the attention OF
capital from all parts OF the union, and the re-
suit would be beneficial to all concerned.
with the advance In tho price of silver and
hopeful feeling onthe part OF owners OF silver
producing mines, we may well hope for more
activity and better results from this branch OF
the mining Industry, not only because OF the
Increased ougput, bat because OF the added Inn
petus TO other branches OF industry.
W. NJ. BIcKFoRD,
Chairman OF Committee on Mines and Mining.
Another meeting of the board of trade
will be called Tor some night this week by
President Francis and this report with
other important matters will be consid-
cred. There has been a general discus
sion of the plan of constructing nev
road to the Mammoth mine and ii is be-
lieved that some such action will be taken
at once. The present Camas Prairie road
will be improved and extended TO the
mine, several miles above Potomac. Tho
principal work is to be done in the Big
BJaclxfoot canyon, where the road now
runs along the Blue Slide. II is proposed
to cross the river above and below the
slide and to build a substantial road on
the opposite side. This .weuld give an ex-
ceilcnt highway to the prairie and tho
mines beyond, and would, it is believed,
give this city additional tributary country
that is destined to become a valuable con-
tribution to.the prosperity of.the city.
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NOTES FROM THOMPSON.

THOMPSON FALLS. April 9.-Atthe school
election Saturday, Henry Florin was
elected trustee for the long term and }.
c. McGunness for the short term.
Judge Leigh performed n pleasant
marriage ceremony Sunday evening, the
contracting parties being Frank Larson
and Miss Leona Ellison, daughter of
Charles Ellison of this town.
Tho announcement that stry chime had
been found in the stomach of the late
James Stewart caused much excitement
here and there is considerable feeling
against the Clarks, who are charged with
the murder of Stewart. The general opin-
ion, however, is that the husband is
equally guilty with the wife, despite the
finding of the Justice court.
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A Wide Range.

A preparation which
enriches and purifies the
blood and assists nature
in repairing wasted tissue
must have a wide range
of usefulness. so15 es4
Such a preparation is
SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phites of Lime and Soda.
The uses of SCOTS Emul-
sion are not confined to
distinguishes, like con-
sumption, scrofula or
anamia. They embrace
nearly all those minor all
ments associated with
loss Of flesh.
Scott & Bovine, NY. All Druggists. Soc. and ST..
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THE ANACONDA STANDARD wEDNEsDAy

valley is hard to beat and no visitor sees
,fhe splendid animals at the ranch with
out enthusing over them.
George Ward returned to-day from a
business trip 10 Stevensville. ~
J, Commissioner Hendricks is atten ding
the regular meeting of the board at the
county seat.
Charles Buck OF SteyensvilIe ie in the
city to-day. -
= Crops are being put in all over the
Valley. -
- Numerous private and business houses
are beng connected with the water
monks. -
This mornings train brought up IS
stock cars for the second shipment of
cattle and sheep, which Con Kohrs will
wake this week. -.
The potatoes purchased for shipment
to Minneapolis have nearly all been sent
East.
This papor couf nsue Coluss counou
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Mr.. Kasto.s serious. Condition.

HAMILTON. April 9.-John Katto, whose
family lives in Butte, was brought down
from Darby to-day in n very serious con-
dition from a complication of infiamma-
tory rheumatism and grip. Katto and
his partner started some time ago to walk
from Hamilton over the range and at
Darby, Katto was FRUSTRATED by rheuma-
tism which has been steadily getting
worse. He was put on the train and sent
to Missoula, where he will be placed in
the sisters hospital. He is very low and
fears are entertained of his recovery.
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Eggs for Matching.

From the following popular breeds: Single
Comb Brown and White Leghorns; Bearded
and White Plymouth Rocks: Silyer-Laced Wy
andottes; Buff and Par ridge Cochins; White
Faced Black spanish; Black Langshans; Light
Dramas: silver hamDurgs: White Crescent
Geese. Bronze Turkeys and Pekln DUCKS.
One setting of eggs. $2; two settings Ss:
all additional settings. 81 per setting = =
: Call on or address. MRS. A. THOMAS.
~. .e '.. Miss0ula- Mont
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Money saved 4. Money Made.

So when you have household goods TO
sell. let us know. We will give you a
better price than anyone else. Every addi-
tional dollar you get is that much gained.
X. MANNHEIM. Missoula.
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When so many people are taking and
deriving benefit from Hoods Sarsaparilla
why don't you try II yourself? IL is highly
recommended.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau OF the stan.
dard Is at Room c. DAILY Block. Missoula.
Telephone No. IS Advertising rates furnished
on application.
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Two STANDARD coupons and Is cents
gets a copy OF Coins Financial School.
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Gen. j. f. Marion and Charlie Allard
are in town to-day for the purpose Of
looking at the horses on the DAILY ranch.
Both gentlemen are horse enthusiasts
and are pleased with what they see here.
When IL comes to horses, the Bitter Root
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workmen are getting the foundation of
the new hotel in shape for the builders
and the new structure will begin TO reveal
its outlines in short time. The plans of
Architect Scofleld of Anaconda, have
been accepted and the work of construc-
ton will all be done here-the interior
finish will be prepared at the mills here
and all of the material will be from local
sources OF supply. The completed build
ing will demonstrate the possibilities OF
the valley and will attract the attention
of all visitors.
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This paper contains COINS coupon.
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There Is much disappointment here that
the Lucas opera house will not be COM
pleted in season for the Alabama com
pany with which it had been planned to
open the house. 1t now seems that it will
be impossible to get the place in shape be-
fore June and Manager Hartley will have
to ind some other good attraction for an
opener. The new house will be. q hand
some place and Contractor Pierson is do
ing himself proud on the interior work.
There will be few better equipped houses
in the state than this when il is COM
pleted. 49, =
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MUNYoN GAINING.
His New Methods in Great
Favor,
Interesting facts About tho Now Dls.
coyerles- what the Learned Professor
Has Ddme for Wsii.Xuown People,

Mr.. Lehman, 1894 Seventh avenue.
Now York City, eaya: ~ HAD rheuma-
tism In my arin so badly thai 1t waa 90
uselcss o, though p~aralyzed. Tho shoot
ing pains 10 tho arm and shoulder wore
so terrible tina, I was almost frantic. l
consulted Professor Munyon and used
his Rheumatic Cure. In forty.eight
hours my pain wa, all gono. and In leBs
than a week | was completely cured"
Munyon's rheumatism euro 10 guar
anteed to cure rheumatism In any part
OF the body. Acute or muscular rheu.
matism cured In from M to five days.
II never iails 10 cure sharp. shooting
pains in tho arms, legs, sides, back or
brsnst, or soreness In any part Of the
body In from ono TO three hours. II 10
guaranteed to promptly cure lamencss.
stiG and swollen joints. atiti back, aud
all pains In tho hips and loius. Chronic
Rheumatism, soiatica, lumbago OF pain
In tho back are speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Rem.
edy Company. Of Philadelphia, put up
specifics Tor nearly evory diuease, which
arc sold by all druggists, mostly for %
centa q bottle.
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Tho nvatipg Of Testimony Begun Yestor.
day Mt Ch~icngo-I.arge Numbers of wit.
nesse..
CHICAGO, jan. 2s.--Tbe frst witness
placed on tho stand BY the government
In the Dcbs conspiracy trial to-day was
Wallace Rice, a reporter for the Chicago
Herald, and 4 member Of Local Union
No. $50, OF the American Railway
Union at Pullman. His examination
was conducted by Edwin Walker.
.C!arance s. barrow leading the group
Of attorneys Tor the defendants.
"Nr. Rice was led by tho question OF
the government counsel TO rotate the
proceedings OF the A. r U. convention
Of June 1924 last. Tho plan OF tho
prosecution being to show tina. tho con.
splracy began with that convention and
that every step taken by the convcn.
ton aud its officers were a link In the
chain OF conspiracy.
Mr.. Rico said that Mr.. Debs' opening
speech at theconvention, congratulated
the union that Its organization waI tho
first, not OF distinctive class in It's char.
actes and included all branches Of the
railroad employees and az such It was
destined to overcome aud absorb all the
otheEs, which were not adapted BY tho
nature OF their organization TO success.
fully combat the railroads.
II would become 90 strong that no
corporation could assail 1t, and It would
DO able 10 dictate it, own forms.
The Pullman strike aud the coalition
OF the workers there, he said. was frs,
brought to the attention Of tho conven.
ton on June 10 by a member Of the
local unions at that place. Mr.. Debs
opened the subject on the part OF the
union in a speech in which he de.
nounced Pullmau's corporation us a
monumental monstrosity-au octopus
and said the time had come to stop il.
Pullman had hois,ed the black flag OF
conspiracy and he (Debs) proposed TO
sink 1t aud cut oil the Pullman cars
from the railroads. This speech was
received with cheers and with mani
festutions OF great enthusiasm.
A committee was appointed TO wait
on Mr.. Wicke., general manager OF the
Pullman company, 10 C arbitra.
tlop. The COMMITTEES reported that Mr..
Wickes refused to trea, with them and
said he had nothing 10 arbitrate.
On the evening OF June 26 tho strike
was %inangurated OF n general mass meet
In; st the Empire theatre.
Debs at that meeting said the strike
was to be q battle to the death, and it
meant either the extirpation OF the
General MauaSers' Association or that
Of the union.
Mr. Howard advised the men to take
4 lesson from the railroads and COM
bins. and that any man who refused TO
stand by the strikers was a scab.
The witness then related the man.
ner OF conducting the strike a, the
unions Office In tho AshlsDd block. 4
guard stood outside Mr.. Dsbs' private
office and no one was admitted during
the receipts OF kilograms. until after the
close OF the days business when re-
porter's were permitted to copy the tel.
egratns.
The government rested on the e1ami.
nation in ~the'case and Mr.. Darrow took
up the cross-examination for the de.
tense.
This afternoon tho examination was
continued. The government has sub.
pGnaed about elghty-si1 witnesses in
the case.
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Four Big Successes.

Having the needed merit to mos
than mske good all the advertising
claimed for them, the following Jour
remedies have reached o phenomenal
sale, Dr.. Kings New Discovery. for
consumption, coughs aud cold,, each
bottle suarantsed-Electric Bitteea, the
sro..t remedy for liver. stomach and
kidneys, Bucklen's Arnica Salye, tho
best in tho world, and DR.. Kings New
LILO Pills, which are a p~erfec, pill, All
these remsdlaa are guaranteed 10 do
Just what is claimed for them and thu,
deale: whose name Is attached herewith,
VIII BIO glad to tell you moro Of them.
Sold at Logan Drug Company's drug
store IN
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IL HOW.ISGDON.
Four CAMS In the Wheeling LeaEue-Au
Trani- Pnr,nd Even.
WHEELING LgASUE.

Las. evening ct Seihert's GARDEN The
BOWERS and Columbia played two
championship games. aud at Wheeling
park the Hhoa!ing and Calumet teams
played. Tho teams parted even, each
scoring a Victory aud defeat.
The drst game at the park BROUGHT
out one OF tho beat toam scores OF tho
season by Calumet, who won from
Wheeling on q oloss margin. Tho 0
WAS rs followa:
CIlust-Wsitzel llS, Truschcl let,
A. Wclty l5G. u, Lang l5Q, Porter 1866,
Cameron 1876; total S9t.
Neutrality-suspicious. l39, Happy 1855,
Manning l59. hirsGh 40, Adams 40,
Biiad l4+; total $50.
Wheeling" . nc 100 20 Sst 4s SO 63l 7gs 7s7 40
Calcme,.--1y Is: 10 Isl ~ OILS G2S 10 sol sci
In the hpcond game Wheeling starlcd
out n. u heavy pace. and at no limo was
Calumet in sight. MRnning's scoro was
tina feature:
Whcoling-Rcymann 1865, Happy III.
Manning l73, iiirsch lJ+, Adams 1872,
Blind 100; total ST..
Calumet-Weitz 90. Rohrlo liz, A.
Wclty 1l2. NJ, Lang AZ, Porter lis,
Cameron 1888; total 725.
Wheeling Jos 20 3I7 2o7 40 81 as 70, IN A.,
CalurucL.~. y 1873 20 273 81. c3S 1871 Wi 5i7 rs
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Armenian ~Commisatou,

CoStTASrIsopLg. Jan. 2s.-At the pre-
liminary sitting Of the commission to
Inquire into tho Turkish atrocities in
Armenia. the foreign delegates urged
the suspension OF Tahsiu Pasha aud the
vail OF Bills pending the course OF the
inquiry. The British, French and Rus.
sian snvoya arc now urging tue Turkish
government to take the action required.
Il transpires tina. not one OF the
ffty.eight Armenians' recently tried at
Erzirghiam were condemned to death.
and only t%weuty.one OF them were sen,
fenced 10 penal servitudo for liio,
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MARTINS FERRY,
Hap. and his'aps In tue Thriving CITY
Across the River.

uaps and Mishaps In tue Thriving CITY
Across the River.
Martin D. Myers, the young man who
left town 80 suddenly on Saturday
after drawing his pay, wont to Tidiout,
Pa. He did not tell where no was 20.
Ing before starting. He wal married
only about two month"; ago to MIss
Ella Riges, and not a cross word had
passed between them. Myers has been
employed as q watcher at the Etna.
Standard mill. Some time ago no 70.
marked that mill work was killing him,
aud tina. he behaved he would 90 on 4
farm.
Mayor Weitwood aud Marshal Moore
returned Yesterday from Homestead,
Pa, and say that Patsy Sullivan posi-.
lively refused to come without a requi-
sition. This will require only a lew
days. The chief OF police a. Homestead
found Sullivan and Jack Evans together
and placed both OF them updcr arrest.
Evans pulled n revolver and escaped.
He Is also wanted here,
While James W. Rockwell and ]. ".
Davis were sitting in the barber shop OF
tho former on Hanover street GU Sun.
day, Rockwell picked up a revolver and
while handling il the gun went OF.
The bullet lodged in the right shoulder
OF Davis, causing 4 painful wound. Dr..
J. N. Blackboard wa, called aud attended
him.
T. II. Hughes, q coal hauler, had u
narrow escape while coming down the
grade at Paxaon's coal bank yesterday.
The loaded wagon slipped 10 one side,
the wheel wrenched and every spoke
flew out, Fortunately the wagon was
stopped before any further damage was
done.
Neddie Morris and Mrs. Walter
Sanders left YESTERDAY for Cleveland,
whore the home Of tho iattor wa, burned
and she had her arm broken. The Arc
occurred early yesterday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Henderson, Of
Martins Ferry, were given a reception
at tho home Of the latter at Smith6eId
on Saturday night, about twenty
couples attending.
The protracted meetings at the ". E,
church are being largely attended,
Meetings will he held to-day, to.mor-
row and Thursday at2.S0 p. m.
Mrs. Emily shadwsll and her dauQh.
ter, Ida, who have been visiting Dr.
aud Mrs. A. Il Ong, returned to Wells.
burg yesterday.
Chapman & Sons, OF Wheeling, are
putting the plate glass In tho soheehle
building, which will soon DO ready Tor
occupancy,
Archie Kirkbrlda, formerly OF Mar.
tins Ferry, was married at Anderson.
lnd,, to . young lady Of that placs 8 lev
days ago.
A lodge Of the Good Templars will bc
organized at Commercial Hall thi,
evening, by Miss lIannah A. Wheeler,
Misses Carrie aud Matte Coates an.
ter.ained friends at their homo on Main
street on Saturday night.
Communion service was held in the
U. P. church on Sunday. There were
four accessions.
Richard Nelson, who Yves stricken
with paralysia soms time ago, j. able 10
DO out again.
Rev. ". B. Hartzoy has returned and
preached in'the Baptist church on sun.
day rs usual.
Mrs. Sarah Sans, who had several
relatives here, died in Illinois, aged 70
years.
James Kerr. OF Martins Forty, is n
Juror in the common pleas court.
Charles Gotta is very sick at his homo
on Fifth street.