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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-23
New Shor. Lima

To the Black Hills, Omaha. Lincoln, St.
Joseph, Kansas City and all Southeastern
points, VIA the Northern Pacific TO Bill
ings, Mont, thence via tho now Burliug-
ton route, n solid vestibuled tram of
sleeping free reclining char cars and day
coaches Billings TO Omaha daily. From
Butte. shortos, line TO Omaha by 225 miles,
shortest line TO Kansas City 10y 80 miles.
For rates, tickets, maps and general IN
formation call upon w. NJ. Tuohy, gem
eral agent Northern Pacific railroad, %
East Broadway, Butte.
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limo Is MoneY.

IL you are contemplating an cas- tern
trip the Northern Pacific is the shortest,
quickest and most comfortable route to
St. Paul, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City
and all eastern points. Pullman Palace
vestibuied sleeping cars, first and second
class day coaches on all trains in and out
of Butte.
The Northern Pacific is the only line
operating Pullman Palace vestibuled
sleeping cars between Butte and St. Paul.
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). Is. Basford of Carthage, ). ID. | was
taken sick IN Sioux City. lilo procured
two bottles of Parks Sure Cure for tho
Liver and Kidneys. lie says: II believe
Parks sure Cure eXcels all other medi.
cines for rheumatism aud urinary disor-
ders.n Sold BY Smith Drug Co. and Par
chen D'AcbcuI Drug Co.
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The Great Northern railroad is the only
limo TO the East running through first
class sleeping cars from Butte. Through
sleeping car leaves Butte at . o'clock n.
IN. daily, arrives at st. Paul 7:l5 a. IN.
second day following and makes close
connections with all morning trains for
Chicago and the East. No veNatious trans
iers NJ smnll junction stations.
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Cheap Ocean tkateS

Reduced rates TO Austria, Germany,
Sweden and all points IN Europe. Tickets
10 Chicago, New York, Boston, Philadel-
phia and all eastern and Canadian points.
Call at Butte, Anaconda & Pacific pas
senger depot for rates, maps, etc.
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CHOLERA BLA led FOR IT.
Turks won's Allow he Iuvestigation of
Arm MA.

Copyrighted 1856 by the Associated Press.
LONDON, Feb. 23.-The special cor
respondent of tho associated press, VINO
was sent out from London to Armenia to
investigate as 10 the atrocities said 10
have been perpetrated on the Armeniaus,
has made a second report. This. like tho
first, was posted at Tifis. Ii is dated
Jan. IL. Ia il the correspondent says:
in the letter / wrote 10 days ago.
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That is the way you feel as result of the
headache YOU had when you awoke this morn
ing. Get In your usual frame OF mind and body
by using RipanS TabulHs. the stand nd remedy
for all stomach and liver complaints.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-23

Do you not know that Parks Cough
Syrup will cure 1t? We guarantee every
bottle. There are many cough syrups,
but We believe Parks is the best and most
reliable. Sold by Smith Drug Co. and
Parchen D'Acheul Drug Co.
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as Hours and 80 Minutes

Is
The time
Now made by
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound schedule
Between Butte and ST. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than via any other line.
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When Baby WIS sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them CastoriG.
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Winter blasts, rain and sleet hlv, No
terror for travellers us.U- She Ig4useoutI-
Their passenger, sleeping and dining cars
are NcstIbuicl.
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THE FRAZIER HOUSE
BOZE nONT

Warm. comfortably furnished rooms EIe-
giant sample rooms steam heat: electric light
Only Urs,-ela>S hnscl .n the ~. Rates $50
per day. Free hack 10 = Trains.
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NOTICE-The First National Bank OF Ana
~ conda. located at Anaconda, in the state
o Montana. Is c.Os.ng MP its AT tirS. All note-
holders and others creditors OF said associa-
ton, are therefore her oy notified 10 present
the notes and OF cr claims against the assocla-
ton for payment
WILLIAM l. HoGE, Presiden-.
Dated Feb. 81. 1895.
NTnTICE-The business Of the EIrSg National
" Bank OF Amaze 'nda VIII be continued by
the FIRM o: lIoge. Daily < Co, lanSers
lICGE. DAILY < co.
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ORE PRODUCERS. Take NOTICE!

2 e 6. G 1I2Ii Bgto San7alt W.TkS
sample ana ru- COPPER. 5 yer. God aid
lead ores 7. %. box 10 uEl se-Sco.r b,ld.
in-. cor. Utah and Granite S.r5sts. GEO. -
CASEY. MsEAE-v
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On
And
After December 10th
You can come from
~. Paul to Butte
over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Forty-five minutes
In time
over any competing line.
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TRAINS ARRIVE.
No = From st. Paul. Chicago. and all
Eastern points, arrives Northern
Pacific Loca! Depot daily At. $40 a. m.
No. :. From Spokane, Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland. and al Coas-
points. arrives Montana Union De-
pot daily at..................-... lO:Ao m
TRAINS DEPART
No. :. For Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and al Coast and
California points. leave AOntan2
Union Depot daily nc .............- $50 am
80. \ For 81. Paul, Chicago. am all
Eastern, Southern and Canadian
points. leaves Northern Pacific LO-
cal Depot daily at ................. 1920 m
Pullman Sleeping Cars. between Butte and
s. Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleepers; elegant
day coaches and dining ear service on all
through trains.
For Information. time cards. maps and tickets
cal on or write ". ". TUoHY, Gen. Agt., 3
East Broadway Butte. Mont. or
CHARLES ). FEE.
General Passenger Agent
-. Paul M.1n
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The Sale Still On

Fedora Hats reduced from So 90 to----------------
All Wool Socks, Five pairs for----------
RUBBERS Chats what you want these days. -~-~---~
Boys Pants Ga big line) 25 and--------------
The Best Fifty Cent Underwear in Town
Buck NGtts from 81. 90 o.
Mons hrinkable Underwear cut from SIS 90 to -
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tA~.n.rv naeniflccuce at Lillo,

sttnpsunry Magninccnce at Lille.
-<0Af eaNunsndent, telegraphing last
evening, says: Lille retains the sump-.
tusry maenifcence for which it was
fsnous under the counts Of Flanders
This survival is very remarkable at ale
It's civic 6anquets and fetes. To-day
Lille kept high holiday. the minister
of commerce having come to open the
restored triumphal- arch built in-the
seventeenth century in memory of the
entrance of Louis XIV. as q victor.
Thsse- was-but- one drawback-the
dessA of the high-minded and univer-
sally beloved republican deputy Of
Lille, n. Pierre Legrand, whose funeral
takes place Tomorrow. Lille has
schools of faculties, and a great trade
She was able TO do things handsomely,
and. TO bring in much rich pageantry:-
The communal schools sent 10, 600 chill
dren to march under the arch singing
the .Marseillaise. The rear guard of
this infantry were the Lille Cog and
Magog. Ludevic and Phynaert. Then
followed the hurlus, or drumming brig
ade,, in middle age costumes, Jeanne.
Mai1lotte, medi@val heroine, and her
archers, the trades confraternities, and
the ancient watchmen of Lille. LION
don News. - $1,000 r.
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cAITLEFoR iNnIANS

- 80 L. - sszsE-s.
Farners Protestins Against Having Cattis
1 from Hnfected Regions Driven Through
I ThelR C0dntry.s 80
WAsHINGroNs July 1.-THE acting
|keeretarYyo 81 the de partmenk of agri-
culture Stated yesterday that he had
concluded to send cattle inspector to
DARLING ok; IS make a REPORT an
cattle collected at the agency; to be
issued to the Cheyenne and oArapahoe
Indians. This conclusion was reached
after a conference with the commits
sioner of Indian affairs, and upon the
report of the inspector will depend
dnar ORDERS IN the controversy. about
moving cattle secured in the infected
region through country north, ofethe
Quarantine 1ine.--
1t appears that the contractor. fur
nishing cattle to the Indians has Sc.
cured cattle ffom the sotth in the in
fected region, and according to TIE de:
partment requirements he has brought
the cattle to Darlington for inspection.
After being accepted by Agent Wood
son the cattle are driven to the various
places OF issue, and some points are
over 100 miles west of Darlington and
all the way through the non-infected
region. The farmers in that country
With cattle are very much opposed to
having theft Cattle endangered with
this sort of performance and hence
are protesting through the department.
of agriculture.
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TO STUDY sisLE Prophecies.

Noted Ministers from Various Sections May
soon Hold q Convention.
PrTrsBUReH, Pa, July 17.-Arrange-
tnents are being made for convention
in this city for the study of Bible
prophesies in regard to the second
coming of Christ. Rev. Drs. w. G..
Moorehead, of Xenia, O., and W. j.
Eardman, of Philadelphia, have been
appointed to correspond with prom
inent ministers, and, if possible,
to secure their services. Among
those whose presence is desired
are: Rev. DR.. A. T. Pearson, of
Brooklyn, II. Y; Prof. Sitter, of Cros-
sier seminary; Rev. DR.. Stroeter, OF
New York; Rev. w. j. Eardman, Of
Philadelphia; Rev. DR.. Parsons, of To.
ronto, Ont, and Rev. DR.. Goodwin, Of
Chicago. If sufficient number of
them will consent to be present for
three days, arrangements will be COM
p1eted shortly. 1t is believed that
there is no chance for failure, as all
concerned are deeply interested.
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IN rnsTcUsToMs HOUSES.
Statement for the Year of Imports, Exports
I and migration.

Statement for the Year of Imports, Exports
1 and Immigration.
7 WASHINGTON, July IA statement
Of the imports, exports and immigra-
ton Of the United States during the
fiscal year ended June 80. 1895. shows
as follows: Merchandise exported,
ssO7, 500, 26l; last year, 1891, s07, TOO; mer-
cbandise imported, 1871, $3.50, 319, OF
which about one-half was free of duty;
merchandise imported in 1894, $647,-
IT'S, OF, of which ss72, 575, 9s1 was free
of duty. The gold coin exported dur
ing the last fiscal year amounted to
500, 131, 1873, and the imports, $55, 9si, 449.
The exports last year, therefore, were
$50, 9S4,4 49 in excess of the imports. In
the previous year the exports exceeded
the imports by $4.53s,94a. The exports
of silver during the last year aggre-
gated s49, 226, 61s, against $9,51s, 92s in
imports. This is slight falling off
from both exports and imports Of the
previous year. During the fiscal year
1896 the number of immigrants who
arrived in this country was 276, 1876,
against 1,612 during the previou s
wear 80 rre y
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TIRES PENSION DECISIONS
Assistant Secretary R<ynolds Straightenl
- Out Sonic more Tan9aes.

Assistant Secretary RSynolds straightsns
~ Out SOME More Tsnsses.
WASHINGTON, July III = Assistant
Secretary Reynolds has rendered thres
decisions in pension appeal cases In
the first he holds that while the COM
missioner Of pensions is forbidden by
law to suspend payment of a pension
pending proceedings to annul or re-
6uGS it; nevertheless in case such pen.
sion is annnlled; ali unpaid pension ap-
parently accrued at the date OF annul-
ment becomes illegal and must not be
paid:
In tie second case the secretary
holds that the law forbidding the COM
missioner to reduce pensions without
thirty days notice does not apply to
cases acted on before its passage.
In the third case it is held that as
the act pensioning the children of a
soldier who are under 16 years of age
expressly provides that the pensions
shall begin from the date of the filing
of the application for the pension, a
claimant who was over 10 years old
when the act was passed has no claim
+ for pension at ALL .-
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THE TREASURY.
Tie Department Resumes the Issue Of Gold
Certificates; D..

Tie Department Resumes the Issue Of Gold
Certificates; ~ --.-.- b..
WASHINGTON, July 17.-The tfeastiry
department has resumed the issue of
gold certificates which have been sus-
pended during the period when the
treasury gold reserve was below $780,
600, 600. Since June 25 last, when the
gold reserve again became intact, the
treasury has issued about $500. 900 gold
certificates on gold presented mostly
at United States minis. There are
now outstanding $4s, 900 in gold
certificates, with S172, $50 in the treas
ury, the remainder being in circula-
tor. Gold certificates are regarded as
the most e0nsenient form of gold
money, and most of these certificates
are held by national banks ds part Of
their lawful reserve. 't 900
Silver certificates are in circulation
to the almost complete exclusion of
silver dollars, as the general public
appears to prefer coin representatives
to the coin itself. Only $4,000 900 of
silver dollars are in circulation, where
as more than eight times that amount
of silver certificates are in daily use,
the silver in bullion being stored in
the vaults of the treasury.
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cEnsyREp FoR NEaLEcr.,s'

Blame Fixed for for the Escape I'M New
York Of Three Notorious Robbers
New YORK, July 1.-THE federal
grand jury made a presentment in the
matter of the escape from Ludlow
street Jail Of Killoran, Allen and Rus.
sell, the alleged Hobolieh and Spring
field, ILL.,, post Office robbers. Sheriff
Hansen is censured for neglect
in keeping, subordinates who did moi
know. their duty. The principal
Responsibility for the escape is fixed OF
ex-Warden Raabe, who, the jury says.
was guilty of gross and culpable neg
lect, while the underkeepers, Sehnier.
Schoer and McCabe, are found to be
totally unfit men, who displayed al
the critical moment not only coward
ice, but stupidity, if nothing worse.
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THE FINANCIAL. DEBATE.

The Long Discussion Between Er-Con'
, gresham HOrr and tho Author of COin'i
Financial School Begun.
CHICAGO. July lin the presence OF
small but select audience, and with
eX-Upited States Solicitor General
Charles A. Aldrich and Henry Miller
as, judges, the ten days joint debate
on the silver question between ex.
Congressman Roswell e. Horr, of Mich
igan, now of New York, and William
IL. Harvey, author of Coins Fl.
nancial school, opened yesterday
at the ILLINOIS club. The addresses.
which will alternate, will be delivered
throughout in Il conversational tone
and will be taken down stenograph-
icaliy and given to the world by Azel
F.. Hatch, of this city, who has secured
the copyright on them. -..s 90, -.g.-.
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SEVERAL farmers have been victim.
lied in the vicinity of Crestcr, Ia, by
a smooth gang of piano swindlers. A
salesman would call at a house and of.
fer to leave piano at the house for
four months on trial. and say if fcur
were sold in the vicinity he would pre-
sent the instrument to the parties free.
They asked no money, but requested
the farmer to sign a card describing
the piano, etc. 1t turned out to be a
prom lssory note for $3.50. The piano
would not be worth over $50 81
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telesrep& And Man
PERSONAL AND POLixICAI.

II
I SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas, ha.
written letter explaining the pur.
| nose of the-meetine called - Wash;
ington on August Is for conference
ofstivee democrats. 1t is to geta zen.
eeman of character and experience
from each state at the meeting end f5f
them to select central Committee. II
will not be q mass meeting of silver
i'democssts, as seems to be the general
Impression Al -, 4t 5.f-, frsls
A New YORK paper said that Ell,
President Harrison was not a presf.
Dental aspirant but he would not de.
cline the United States dictatorship, y.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has received a
letter from the Nebraska dsmooratic
central committee Inviting Him to at:
tend the regular democratic cchven-
ton and engage in : Joint discussion
with Hon. w. j. Bryan on the silver
question. Mr.. Carlisle was warned
that the invitation he recently received
was not issued by the regular com nit.
tee but by an element which belted
the convention last year The letter
political circles.
TdNDREW LASIIHN, we'll 10 90 huS-
sian tourist, was found dead on a farm
near Cleveland, o. His body was badly
decomposed and he had evidently been
Killed and dragged ifto the bushes,
robbery being the motive, as his pock-
lets were turned inside out. ~ g. e
A DISPATCH from Rome, Il. l., stated
that ex-Presiders Harrison and his pri-
vate secretary were to go into the
north woods and take possession of
Dodds. camp, First lake, on the 15th.
Later Mrs. Mckee was to Join them
The party expected to remain in camp
till October. 81 .ftF TsEuSlE 20 81. -
AT the New York Bankers associa-
ton meeting at saratoga on the 18th,
Judge Dexter, of Elmira, offered a
resolution which was adopted, that
the association favor the appointment
by congress of a commission consisting
of experts and business men to report
to congress comprehensive currency
system to meet the commercial needs
Of the nation.
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THE BEST FARM ROAD.
A. Single Track of Bodied Stone wit
Earth on Each Side Commended.

A. Single Track of Bsdded Stone with
Earth on Each Side Commended.
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE report
on the. inquiry as to the best roads for
farming and farmers, conducted by
Gen. Royston, pictures the best road
as bedded stone road, so narrow
as to be only single track, but hav-
ing an earth track along side. "A fine.
dry, smooth dirt track" the report
says, ''is the perfection of roads, easy
on the horses feet and legs and free
from noise and Jar. The stone roads,
ON the other hand. wear more in warm
weather than in wet. Practical ex.
perience shows that the junction OF
the stones and the earth sections. OF
the roads can be kept even and there
is no difficulty in the meeting and pass
ing of loaded teams, two points which
have been raised in the discussion of
construction methods. No rutting OF
the earth roads results.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

LEWISTON. Ida, went wild over a
telegram from Senator Dubois, al
Washington, which con tanned the news
that by August the Nez Perces Indians
would receive their money from the
government for their lands and that
within six weeks the reservation, the
garden spot'ef Idaho, would be opened
for settlament. 20 sV5--a LII q s-i
/ A RECENT, New York Herald's cable.
gram from Cuba stated that the pro.
visionaf government of the republic OF
Cuba had issued a new proclamation
declaring the independence of the
island and calling upon foreign powers
to recognize the belligerent rights OF
the armyof liberty. -aA IL a55.i d
{ WITH exhibited States Solicitor-Gen.
eral Charles A. Aldrich and Henry Mil
ler as. judges. the ten days joint debate
on the silver question between ex-Con-
gressnaan Roswell G. Horr and William
H. Harvey, author of "Coin's Financial
School" opened on the 18th at Chicago.
The addresses. which will alternate,
will beSdelivered throughout in con-
vocational tone. and he taken down
: stenographically and given to the
Noi ~ ny rhZch L IldtCu, WIZ HAS Sc
cured the Copyright on them. 80
r Assistants SECRETARY REYNOLDS has
rendered a decision in pension case
holding that as the act pensioning the
children of soldier who are under 16
years of age expressly provides that
the pensions shall begin from the date
of the fling of the application for the
pension, claimant who was over 1G
years old when the act was passed has
no claim for pension at ALL S-A 1e"
. ALL the miners in the Ohio county.
w. Va, district who have been work
ing below the present rate came on,
on the 10th. The district includes
!, Glendalss Moundsville, Glenwood and
South iWhseling. {, l,in SEA EcE .s-g.
A RIOT occurred at Learned, Miss,
on the 10th Between the McRae and
Terrin factions who were engaged in
lawsuit Fifty-two shots were fred.
Two. mentwere killed, another mortal.
lys wounded and several more injured.
ie a EAReE stretch Of country Is miles
from Nacakiafe, Cal. was on, Ere on the
10th and great danger Threatened the
farmers OF that vicinity. The FIRE was
beyond control and was sweeping
everything before it.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has just pro.
hT1ateds new rule modifying the old
crts1ibuAs rule .of it;se civil sefviee.s the
effect OF which is to greatly limit
the number OF promotions in classified
customs districts. except after appro'
pgists examinations
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Severe storm In Nebraska.

TECUMsEH, Neb., July ia heavy
storm of wind rain and hail swept over
Johnson and Richardson counties last
evening. So large were the hailstoRes
and SO violent the wind that fruit trees
were stripped, and it. is thought
that what wasa most promising crop
is practically ruined Corn and SINAI II
grain not yet harvested is badly
damaged. Severalt houses were. I'M
rooted and window panes shattered
No estimate of the loss can yet be
made.
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THE eastern brewers are credited
with being favorable to an increased
tax on beer by way of improving the
financial income of the national treas.
ury. The idea is based on the calcula-
ton that an additional tax of 81 per
barrel will force western beer out OF
eastern markets. The western brew
ers have been able to break into all
eastern cities and work up large sales,
and are now increasing their trade
against the eastern brewers.
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IT was said that a Chicago syndicate
was about to be formed for the manu-
facture of bicycles at "a rate much
lower than the'prices whichsahf& now
asked. The extraordinary t,swsnd for
wheels has not reduced their. cost,
which is beyond the reach Of many
people. The new company pro,
posed to turn ont wheels for $50 each
as'gooa in every way as those which
now sell for s75 and slo). AS the
bicycle seems to have. come to- stay,
and is rapidly becoming the mos, p ,p-
ular method of transit, the proposition
to make it cheaper will be warmly
welcomed by the public. s,,-i! AK
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Liauor Caused 1t.

o. KANSAS CITY, No. July FIN the
same room at IT'S Madison street ir
which ex-PoliceInan Crowley murdered
his young wife four years ago, George
Mcnamara, crazed with drink. at
tempted to kill his wife and Mrs
Sarah Mnyfield, his mother-in-law, las
night. Crowley is now in the insane
asylum and Mcnamara is at large
Mrs. Mcnamara was stabbed three
times in the back, near the heart Il
is thought she illrecover. Mrs. May
field received an ugly cash in the righ'
arm. Her injury is not serious.
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PRACTICAL steps. have been taken IN
Chicago for the erection of a tower .te
out-distance. the Eiffel creation. II
will be 1,15o 'feetin height and $50 feet
at the base. and 5000 tons of steel will
be used in'its construction It will be
140 feet from the base to the-first land
ing, 440 to the second, $40 TO the third
and 1,O4O to the fourth. Above this
will be dome ornamented with a f1ag.
staff 1, $50 feet from the base Ehe ele.
vators viii BE operated, by electric
: power and the electric display on and
i:aroupd the tower will be wonderful.
Powerful searehlights yill also be one
of the attractions :. '.,s,4 -s4.. .lss ~