The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-22
NOT To Be EXCELLED
A Christmas Present That Everybody
Will highly Appreciate.
1T is A SPLENDID OFFER
To Those Who Pay for a Years
Subscription to the Standard"
Will Be Given "6ights and
Scenes OF the World"
1T IS A SPLENDID OFFER

There Is no premium which the
] Standard can offer to subscribers that
can approach in excellence and desira-
bility the Standard itself. The Stand
ard Is Its own best premium. Every
one knows what the Standard has al
ways been. In the future II will be
better than ever. for 1t steadily i'm
proves with every year and every
month. 1t is the favorite paper of
Montana and when you subscribe for
the standard for the year 1896 you are
certain to get all the news of the year,
put in the best form.
Following its usual custom, however.
the standard will offer an extra in
ducement to subscribers who pay a
year In advance. The price of the
standard for one year when paid in
advance is $40. Thus the man who
pays In advance saves 81 over the man
VINO pays 81 month. But in addition
the standard is prepared to present
ADVANCE subscribers the most valua-
Die premium ever offered by a newspa-
per in the West. =
I. Z. Butler. in charge of the circu-
iation of the Standard. returned yes-s
terday from the East While in Chi
cago he closed deal for the splendid
Photographic portfolio. Sights and
Scenes OF the World" This work is in
the nature of tour around the world.
embracing rare and elaborate collec-
tion or the most beautiful and noted
examples of palaces, castles, cathe-
drals, paintings, lakes and picturesque
scenery on the face of the globe. in
terspersed with instantaneous photo
graphs OF street scenes in the worlds
great cities. There is a photograph on
every page of the great book, accom-
panied by descriptions of the scenes.
prepared by an extensive corps of dis
tinguished tourists, the whole produced
under the personal supervision of the
eminent traveller. Edward L. Ray
mond.
This splendid work was originally
published year ago from plates, the
original cost of which, before a book
was printed. was $4,000 The book
sold by subscription at from $3.50 to
slO.5O. according to binding. The
Standard has made arrangements with
the publishers. w. b. Conkey company.
Chicago. to make up special edition
with a superior binding, heavier than
the regular subscription book, and on
high grade paper. On account of the
large number of books purchased the
Standard has been given a figure by
which ii is enabled to present this
splendid work absolutely free to every
person who pays $40 in advance for a
years subscription to the Standard.
The books were completed last Thurs
day night and were shipped Friday by
fast freight over the Burlington The
shipment of books weighs 3A TONS 1t
is expected that the books will be here
by Christmas eve.
The book makes a splendid Christ
mas present. and is a rich volume for
any parlor center table. There is a
sample at the Standard Office and
everyone should call and see it, The
book includes noted scenes from
Africa. Australia. Austria, Belgium.
Canada, Ceylon, China, Denmark.
Egypt. England. France, Germany,
Greece. Holland. India, Ireland, Italy,
Japan, Malay Peninsula, Mexico, New
Zealand. Norway and Sweden, Pales-
tine, Portugal. Russia, Sandwich ISL
ands. Scotland. South America, Spain.
Switzerland. Turkey and the United
States of America. There are 32S pages
in the volume and a picture on every
page. At the end of the book are a
few pages devoted to the best scenes
from the worlds fair
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