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THE PLArTsBuRG FIRE,
Tho Court Honso and All tho Records En-
iireiy Destroyed.

Tho Court Honso and All tho Records En-
iireiy Destroyed.
PLArTsnuRd, Mo. April l5.-Thc fro
which started yesterday afternoon in
tho livery stable Of james Storm, at
the south end OF Main street, resulted
in tho destruction OF tho court house
with all the records. two ontiro business
blocks and tho partial destruction OF n
third block. Tho flames rapidly on
velopel the largo livery stable and wero
carried by n north wind ovcr tho block.
Although tho volunteer Gro department
worked hard tho scarcity Of water and
tho fact that thoro were several franc
buildings In tho block initiated against
tho men,. The Clay aud Funkhouscr
banking company; Hill 4 Young. gro.
CORES; Trinblo & MGWillialns, F. G..
Frost, George Ersig and Joseph sutlors,
jewellers. nfo among tho principal loScrs.
Very little goods wore saved from any
OF tho burned buildings. Tho loss will
foot up to $500. 900. on which tho insur.
anco will probably DO ovor half.
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SENSATIONAL SERMON


by tina hrohbi.lIUp Of WoItsra Canada
Touching ,hu School QUESTION.
W~ISSlrEG, MAS. April ll-Arch-
bishop Lnngeyin, tho Roman Catholic
head in Western Canada, caused a sen.
sation during n crmon to ST. Mary's
church here last night, when no an
nounc.d that hereafter all so.calloi ai.
herent4 who did not follow tho teach.
ings OF tho church in tho matter OF edu.
cation could not DO regarded q, mem.
Dor, OF tho Roman Catholic church.
This has al important bearing OH the
Manitoba school question, and means
tho communication OF certain Catho.
lics who havo taken a stand against tho
church and with tho Manitoba govern.
ment in their determined fight for ma.
tioral schools. 1t IL reported that n
special oncyclIcal from Romo has been
received by the Manitoba bishops on
tho school question, honco tho an
nouncemont by Archbishop Lanvo vim.
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20 FOURTEENTH STREET.
FOR SALE.

Splendid 10. for dwelling. N Main strrc., near
6th street. sI.06l
House. iirooms and store room. Main street,
near 2lst street, lot 4iIlN feet.
House. . rooms and hall, Chaplinostrrot, near
Corner lot. Lind street. Belvcdcrc, $3.50.
House, 4 rooms, brick, and stable, lSId street
House. 5 rooms. 18th street. sl.6on.
House. . rooms and hnll, Chapllnc gtrct, near
I'D street, $500.
House, 5 rooms and hall. corner North Front
and Kentucky streets, s., COO
Double frame house. 10 rooms and store room.
month, $500.
House. S rooms, brick. md s.rooucd house In
rear, Eoir street. Centre Wheeling. s5,0ol
House. 1 rooms, 10th street, $1,000.
terms. 500.
House. / rooms, brick, Jacob street, fth ward.
sl.Su.
House, 5 rooms aud hall. Park View. 10. 1l1r
10 feet. easy terms. sl.7O.
Double house. 10 rooms, Indiana street. Island.
easy terms. Sl.5Ol
House, ; ROOMS, corner lot, 9th street, esiy
terms, 81, 400.
House, 5 rooms, McColloch street, East Wheel.
House; J rooms and hail. With largo lot. 18th
Street sJ.Gol.
House. 5 rooms. Baltimore street, Eas: Wheel.
Ing, easy terms. 81 Oh.
House, I roomS. 18Th street, elSy terms, S3jl.
House. 10 rooms, brick, with large lot, 18th
street. cheap.
House, ) rooms. Jacob stree. II ward. easy
terms, $3.50.
House. 6 rooms. Wood street 5th ward. sl.3il.
House, 8 :noms, brick. Market street. Cen.ra
Wheeling. cheap. Sl.en
Lots on Lind street, Relvcderc, $50 and $50
each.
Three lots in Park View. cheap.
Business property on Market street g. moie,.
Rtc price
$50 3o, 500, $50, s,,ooO aad 5. 800 10 Ioaa
real estate.
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AN MATCH.
4 Ball aud q Erar That Didn't Eight 40
cordinE to Will Street Knlo,.

4 Ball aud n Erar That Dldn't flight 40
cordinE to Wall Street Raio,.
LAREDO, TEX, April l5.-The fight
between the California grizzly and the
Mexican fighting bull. Panther" took
place to-day as advertised in the bull
ring 10 Now Laredo. Mexico. but though
It pleased the crowd, /. was not much OF
4 fight after all. Great CONSERVATION
was caused at one stage OF the game,
when the boar, "Ramidau," being pur.
sued In one oil the corners by mad
PUSHES. proceeded TO climb out over tho
top Of tho cage. Old, staid. phlcgma,ic
citizens and government officials. bank
ers and business men, who had no.
been obliged to move actively since
their boyhood, all made a rush Tor the
TOD railing. and had not the bear. fail.
ing 10 get over tho barbed top OF tho
cage, quietly gone down the way no
went mp. these good gentlemen would
certainly have jumped down the
twenty-five feot TO the outside.
The bull was a fine animal, and was
the aggressive party throughout When
tho bear was titst let In through the trap
doc, the bull Immediately made a ter.
rife assault. and the bear. completely
d~umbfounded, took a sneak several
times around the ring. Finally the bull
made q plunge on the bears short ribs,
greatly embarrassing thegrlzzly. Though
the bail. under much proddlng, renewed
the attack n dozen times, tho bear
failed to put up n margin, excepting In
about three instances. Tho crowd
seemed to enjoy Il, and their cries could
be heard for Il mile. Still, as 4 fight, 1t
was NO good. Tho style OF tho combat
ants was TOO entirely different. While
the bear is a great hugger, tho bull Ia
moro like a foot ball player. Tho boar
is the same that fought tho lion ParnoIl
here on April |. hut tho cage was much
enlarged for this event. being thirty
ieet in diameter, perfectly round aud
fifteen feet high.
Anything with n bull In Il plcases tho
Mcxicans and n light OF great interest
will probably take place In Monterey,
Mox.. next Sunday, when ono OF tho
best lighting bulls is going acains. the
lion Parnell In the same large cago. AZ.
tor tho 0ght tho boar was said 10 DO sui.
ferins greatly. partly from n severe pun
ishmont, but Il IL thought mostly from
exhaustion, while tho bull, wlion Inst
Seed. was very lively. 1t is Just report.
cd that tho bear died an hour after tho
fight rs a result OF his punishment.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, April 1.-THE coal
furnaces at Sheffield, Ala. have passed
into tho hands OF Pennsylvania CAPT
%tallsts and will bc known rs tho
Sheffield Coal, Iron and Stcel Company.
The iron and steel department will be
located in Sheffield, Ala. and the coal
and coke department in Jasper. Tenn.
Tho property will be put in complete
operation ut once.
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MEANS BUSINESS.
dreone County People For tho
Whoollng &c cannollsville Road.
PUBLIC MEETING At WAyNESBURG

Appoints n Committee to Confer with
tho Whociing Chamber OF Com.
ncroc-Whnt tho Projected Road
Means For Whcoling aud tho Coun.
try botwoon Hero and tho p%onnsyl.
ranin Coke isegIon-t Mine of
Wealth For tho business Mon OF
This City.
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MAYS LANDING, n. j., April IA
heavy storm last nigh. extinguished
the forest fire. which had been burn.
ing for several days between this place
and Melville and Elwood. Large
oil men fought the dres day and
night without success. several ihous.
and acres OF fno timber was destroyed
aud the loss will reach So0,0t0.
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CnAMnERLArS's Cough Remedy gives
the beat satisfaction OF any cough mcdi.
cine | handle, and as n seller leads all
other preparations in this market. |
recommend il because II Ia tho best
medicine | evcr handled for coughs,
colds aud Group. A. W.. D%ALDRIpGE,
Mlillcrsvillc, III.
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CHICAGO, April l5.-A local paper
says between 100000 and 100000
gross tons Of iron ore have been sold
Tins far for lake shipments during the
coming season. The total production
in tho lake region for tho year i. var.
estimated AZ from 100000 to
10000, 900 tons.
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LEGAL NOTICES..
ORDER OF P.UBLlCATlON-TilE
" state OF West Virginia Ohio county, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio COUNTY, West SIr.

ORDER OF P.UBLlCATlON-TilE
" state OF West Virginia Ohio county, IS:
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio county. West rIr.
EInia April Rules, ISIS.
Matilda schcnk
Va. In cllAiiccry.
Thilip SChcnk and others.
The object Of this suit Is 10 partition tho rsul
estate Of which rhilip Schcnk and katharine
SChCnS, his wife. died seized. among tho do
yIseUs under tho VIII Ot said Katharine Schuuk.
Said real estate being tho north half OF lot No y
mud tho south twelve Inches Oi lot M. Is III thuS
lmrt Of ihccIty OF Wheeling. Ohio county, West
Virginia. laid out by EbCncsct Zane.
Aud 1t appearing from on Affidavit filed IN
said cause, at these rules, that The defendants.
Sophie lioltE and Joseph Holt. arr not residents
Of tho state Of West Virginia. aud they not hav-
INK hccn served with process IN said suit, on
motion Of tho complainant, BY hcrS0licltor, this
order of publication Is cniutcl against Thorn.
mud Il II ordered that the sRil defendants, above
named, he AMI nrc required 10 appear within
one month after Tho dnic OF the first pnhlica-
ton nf this order and do what Il necessary 10
protect their ~!ntorcsts. II Il further ordered
That this order DO published md posted rs re-
Quitod b. law.
Witness, John ". Mitchell. clerk OF orr said
court, nj the court house Of said county. this Sid
day Of April. lsG, tO.wli: Autll rnlcS, ls?b.
JOHN ". MITCHELL. Clerk.
Published tho flrSt time April I. 1875.
Attest: JOHN W, MITCHELL Clerk.
W. J. W. CownES,
solicitor for Complainant, aptrn
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eerhe Attempt TO Boycott

THE NTU HIONDWNF UENTItNL no.
TEL, NEW YORK, by a small lot Of chonp
city rlruni ncr, has fallen ilat, nS We supposed II
would. MI. HAYNES has A great hou,o and
nm enormous business, hul lie pfOpotoy 10 tnko
good cnrn Of his commercial friends, Ito has
proved by bis iIity. years ofslcccSsinl cGp0flonco
That 10 I, quito hbid 70 fnn hi. pwn hou,c. Tho
inct Inn. tho past month II tho largest that tho
h1tcl has ever Ind N grcn, record. whllc tho
Ist,an aud RSSufRnccs cOmmcndIn! his po,ltioi
from Ill 0vct the county. show that iliore IL
another and quite NJ irnp0rtiht oIn" Of psople,
mn? come md 20 without TIN annoyance OF DO
Ing UuWon.h0lCd by a lot Of mon thuy do not
care 10 meet Bfo9Liyu UaiWL npi6
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S SALE.

COMMISSIONERS SALE
" Op TIE SWEENEY FOUNDRY AND VA.
CHINE SHOP LOTS.
In pursuance OF a decree 10 Prick & Lindsay
i6tapsnJ. &e, v. General Engineering Com
i,HJ Of al. taAdo BY the cItcuit C0urt Of Ohio
I"3n.J. on we &c DAY OF March. lSDj. tho uu.
f'rlgned special Commissioners will proceed 10
~ At public auction. Al tho nofth front door OF
10 Court lIOtiFo .oi Ohio county. In the cjIy OF
wheeling. Vest Virginia. oil
SATURDAY. APRIL q. i3gj.
t'zinhinz at 10 O'Clock a H.. tho following do.
If!b"i real estate. situate IN 'all city, county
40 state, TINT /, 10 say: Lots Grle az. two "a,
ISff" ~. four 90. nyg t5J, iii ~. ten N)J.
r,Tra Nu, twelve tIZI and thu north half Of
thirteen IN. In ,quate numbered eleventh. in
tti' la't Of said city known ~ tho Sixth ward;
LINZ !ae property formerly occupied by A J.
fH'"H"y / Son n iheIr foundry mud machine
'ae', sid l1s r!li be offered IL. follows: l..
49, 10. II. VIII 10 fr.t offered together mud
nth. p'tcnli 80. u and north Il oil! ~ will DO
oEt'sh Ictethsf and as one parcel; and then
nc lot! MI he offered srpn rately and In smaller
Iorihh', and viii DO sod In whichever way viii
pIpg'E'H 'hH grta'oTi price.
!lhf' ~ 5ALg.-UnGthi,d o.! the purchase
LH"' aHi as much more thereof rs tho pur.
,.,'si '.l.l oleGi to pay In cash. OH the dry Of
:, ! 'hs residue In two equal insiallmhntS.
tyaL.c 'SfpectiToly In Quo and Two ycarN from
na! q ''!', with interest from thai day. tho
."nhh.|' n EIyn hiS negotiable proin.ksoTT
n"M, m tho dsiqrnd in'tallmcuts. with so
10y lborr0n satisfactory In tho special com.
n''lnnH'. md tho THO 10 h.. retained until
y, paIhrnt In tull Of tue purchnto money.
'o'A pTiacipa! and Interest.
GUY H. C. ALLEN.
4 J. CLARKE,
ALFRED CALDWELL.
Special Commissioners.
ah'rShf rtitlIy tina, bond and security hiyo
n.rH S!'"n hr tho aid commissioners rs 70
1u''cH OE low md MD docfce.
r. JOitS ". MITCHELL.
I'M. uNyIF
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WAsmHGroy. D. G., April 15.-A lst-
tor has boon rocolvod hore from Justice
jackson, saying no would not DO ablo to
come TO Washington this torn. This
makes it beyond question tina. q rohcar-
ing Of tho income tax case. il ordered,
cannot occur boforo next October.
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TACOMA. WAsH.-"I have used your
Simmons Liver Regulator and can con-
scicntionsly cay it Is the King OF all
Liver Medicines. l consider it n medi-
cine chc., in itseli."-Gco. W. jackson.
Your druggist sella it in powder or
liquid; tho powder is to be taken dry or
made into o tca.
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Jos. Tor SEQ,
Pam Ars. aud Fifth ST., p~ltsburg.
TUESDAY. AptIl 10. 1901
Rugs.
turkish and Persian.

Turkish and Persian.
The entire lot of our Rug
buyers recent purchases In
Constantinople, Smyrna and
GhIordeS are now here,
And at the outset we wish
10 impress you with these
facts:
Ellly Rug Is Tho lrst grade Of genuine
Handmade Orlentals.
EIuy pltc, has bsan parS) nally sele,t.
ID Nr lis bsauty Of ds;lsn, rich.
ness and Harmony Of Colurlns.
lhg will b sold at actually loss than
h.lf former low prices,
There are several hundred in
the popular hearth sizes that
We have punched at even
prices as follows:
$50 Dashs,,au aud ShIrvan Hearth
Rugs. averaging In sIZe from KS
10 S16 TO Xxi feet, for
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location OF Fond Da Inc. rIor wa, n
lawyer and his widow and throo daugh.
tors have all been admitted to tho bar,
Mrs. picr being n court commissioner.
Col. Plcr wn' thu frat volunteer In tho
rebellion from Fond Du Lao and took q
conspicuous part ut tho battle OF tho
Wilderness, wlero no won a promotion
10 q l%luutonancy,
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Nervous Old Lady-Now. you'll DO
careful going down, won't you, young
man? Elevator Boy-Oh. you needn't
be afraid, ma'nm. ! amt killed any.
body vet this wock,-,TUfOs.
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WstingnIsIlsh Wa Vrturnh DcnH,
MILWAUKEE, April lj.-Colonol WI.
Pier, ono Of tho bost known wal voter
m. in Wisconsin. diod last evening Of
apoplexy. Col. pier was tho son OF Ed.
ward Pier, tho frat white ASttlor nj thu
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$I9 each.

so and $50 grades $50 has
not been an uncommon
price for this quality.
And beautiful antique Hall
Rugs, averaging 3xI2 feet,
for $16 %, ordinarily sold for
Sj0 and $50.
The Jorge Oriental Carpets,
big enough for the whole
loom, are also at half price.
Scores and scores of the
finest and handsomest we
ever had.
BAGDAD P0RTIERES. The best
qualities and the prettiest
ones ever brought to America
came over with the Rugs.
See them.
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DON'T think you have another op.
%portunity Ike this very soon. liend Stifel
i Co.'s nd.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

sp1po,ali wLl be- received by ,I, city Of non.
, n. tTnn, rH,nfd.J,. Anril nth, Mt G o'clock
EF'.n street from RIyhth IN Pontth strecf,
r,o '!feci ron NAin To u, { q. rAiltOai
ts,,..,ing AZ Nhr'hAlI ,trrct from Bosgl' rru
n. .'.rn ",hl'9nan'A. An bids 10 In nude By
liz. Imn ior trailing md paving complete.
II. r.,n,nn. eau hr acnn NJ tho Mayor, oEico.
mhi bids. Ut ''S"' u 'c]ce' my
Cn"ais,' all bids 10 q /. Bell, Chairman Of
'1'"'''ee on bifrnr, Alleys aud GRADES
Cu,u Mona flOg. ~SiIEIPARD, Mayor.
-l-- MOHUhS. City Recorder. mrEi
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ITO ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
AM NllII DER NlIInE I'LL

L AND BUILDERS. NOTICE
1t being the desire and intention Of the County
Court Of Putnam county. ". Va, 10 remodel
aud repair the Court House OF said county, stu.
nte In the town OF Wln0cld. notice Is hereby
given TO architects. contractors and builders 10
furnish on or ooiOEo the meeting OF said County
Court, on the "a day Of June, 1896. plans and
Specifications for rcfnodellng, cnlnrSing and re-.
pairing the said Court House building. together
with c'tlinatcS Of the cost for such work.
The present building i OF brick, 50 feet long
By ~ feet wide. and Is two stories high.
When snch plans. &c. are submitted the Court
determine and decide TO adopt that plan which
shall be doomed the beat and most advantageous;
and will pay u reasonable amount for the plan
adopted. For any further Information. address
Il. 4. SALMOSS. CLERK.
Winfield. ". Va.
MARCH. IS. 1906. MIRO
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Hub Building.

FOR RENT-One elegant office
room, also one large elegant hall,
first floor entrance. Until perma-
nently rented, will rent hall for en-
tertainments, etc. Most centrally
located and best advertised building
in the city. For terms, etc, apply at
THE HUB CLOTHlERS,
Fourteenth and Market streets.
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NOTICES.

NOTICE.
The nrtn Of Kurncr & Chew was Dissolved Sep.
tomber II. 1871; Ross T. Chow bought George T.
Runners Interest, and continues the business in
the firm name OF Ross 7. Chew. employing all
LSTlhB NEW FOgCg Of PAPER. IASgES AND
FAINTER ROSS T. CHEW.
jalSTIs ~ Twelfth Street
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SPECIAL SALE.

5.roomcd cottage at 6I North York street: lot
%0xltO: the house In n~rst.Class rppair: both gases
and water; above lS9l Hood. A trst-claXs loca-
ton TO reside In. or will pay aS an Investment
$3.50 casn this week viii buy Il
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FOR SALE.~-ea~

LoithetwoOd.
$1,000 buys lot fronting on pike. at Echp Point
SIU buys acre lot near Wheeling Park.
S9S buys lot, 90Il20. on Huron street near
Zane. This Ia n special bargain, worth 81, 200.
siM buys two lots, b0GIO5, fronting pilLG AT Nc.
Nech0u. Now car line will run In front,
500 buys lot, l0OIl75,ht Glendale. very chchn.
70 per front foot buys lot on fifteenth street,
dirt cheap,
building lots out tho National pike fiom s?on
upward. Island lot at 500. LoU In all paris OF
tho city. Money loaned 10 build with.
ROLF Go SATTH,
an I'll Ekr
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SMITH g. DICKINSON,
1920 MARKET STREET,
FOR SALE.

No. liss roun s.rooI, . rooms and bath, both
gases. Cheap.
No. 4 18th street. li.roomcd brick Cheap.
No. Coz Market street, q rooms. ST. 00.
Nos liOi and llOj Market street. businea
PROPERTY, Sl@,jJ1.
Nos. n and ~ 37th street, 70 rooms. si.JO.
No. Phi Market street, : rooms and ba:h. SS1Ol
No. pS. York street, . looms. Cheap.
No, 5i y. Front IT.. 3 rooms and bath. Chcap.
No. 1885 Chnpllhc ST.. 5 rooms, bath room aud
lnre stable 5000.
Corner 18th md Woods street. dwelling and
store room. Cheap.
Houses Of all sizes and in different locations
Saloon for salo on 10th street. cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale OIL Market street,
cheap.
Restaurant and hotel for sale on 10th street,
cheap.
Cigar store on Market street for salc cheap.
building lots In Nil the best locations III tho
city.
Farms for salo on easy terms
HOUSES TO RENT. MONEY TO LOAN.
HERRT j. FINK.
Telephone tn. lmr1l llt3 Market StreN.. Giir..
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c-To IET.-o
Country residence and some tlrst-class city
dwellings At reduced rates.
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FOR SALE.

ONE YEAR OLD ST. BERNARD
" DOG; perfectly marked: orange md white;
black face; price reasonable. Address III"
Cnrc lntclli.oIcur Office. apiS'
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T0R SALE-N EW SIN o ON
IL house. Laundry, bath room. attic. hall.
porChCS. In the best location. Will DO sold at n
bargain. Inquire at 70 South Fem street npi
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SI4 each.

s22 to $26 grades = Eastern
dealers have sold same
sorts for S35.
100 very choice Daghestan Rugs,
soft and silky selected antiques,
suitable for the richest room Ia
the house, averaging 3SO TO nearly
All feet for
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TO LOAN.
WANTED.

NWANrED- "A SALESMAN WHO
w travels to sell our fall goods. Dress Goods,
Jeans, CasslmCtcs, Blanket, and F%InnnClS.
SCllUYLKlLh MILLS, IOS 49,, Philadelphia.
ia. nplu.H
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$3.50 each,
sr2, Sl4, Sl6 grades.

$50 tine DIshc,tan Hearth Rugs.
sem~i.anique, averaging Ia size
IRON Jx6 to S.2x7.O ioet, for
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-12-17
PASSED M.sSOULA.
A "stsndsrd Reporter L. Aliows0 Il
Look Into the Palace Car.

A "standsrd" Reporter L. Allowo0 to
Look Into the Palace Car.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Missoula, Dec. 16.-Mayor Thompson .
whiskers. Jim Hooper's auburn locks and
the tangled mops of the other members
of the Butte football team were gently
famed by the zephyrs of Hell Gate can
yon this noon. as they took a breath OF
fresh air on the depot platform while the
train stopped Two footballs were at
once produced and the boys INDUCED In a
little practice in the snow, which resulted
In one or two of them standing on their
heads and all of them getting wet feet
and damp clothing. But they all seemed
to enjoy the sport and they furnished en-
tertainment for the crowd of Missoula
people that had assembled to get a
glimpse Of the smoke-eating giants of
Butte.
The tables in the Afinnewaska were laid
for lunch when the Standard reporter
was escorted through the car and the
appearance Of things indicated that the
boys are faring well on the trip. The car
presented a most inviting aspect and the
giants looked like fellows who could APP
preciate a good thing. There was a hust-
ling of coal and water and other car
supplies and the expression on the faces
Of the cooks and porters indicated that
they fully appreciated the responsibility
which rests upon them.
There was not the usual promenade of
lady passengers on the depot platform to-
day. There wasn't room. Red and white
striped jerseys and blue sweaters occu-
pied all the available space and the femi-
nine passengers only ventured as far as
the Pullman steps. there to scream grace
fully and jump back as the pigskin ovals
whizzed past. Ten minutes were con-
sumed in getting the train supplied to-
day. 1t usually requires five. The Min
newaska's cargo, 1t win be seen, demands
as much attention as all the rest of the
train. Finally came Billy Preston's call
of ''All Aboard" the Butte boys gave
three cheers for Governor Richards and
clambered aboard for lunch. The train
pulled out amid the cheers of the Mis-
soula people. who wish the Butte boys no
end of good luck on their western trip.