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The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11
HAEsIL TON.
Cattle shfpm msnts-Preparing 20 Plant
seeds and Drive Logs.

Cattle shfpm msnts-Preparing 20 Plant
seeds and Drive Logs.
HAMILTON, April 10.-The second train
load Of cattle and sheep shipped from
here by Con Kohrs left this noon. II con-
tanned 10 carloads of fat steers and five
loads of sheep. The cattle were shipped
in patent feeding cars and were in spien-
did condition when loaded. The cattle
purchased near Corvallis yesterday by
Daily & Walsh of Missoula, viii be driven
down the valley instead of being shipped
by rail. There are now in the valley two
other cattle buyers from Philipsbura and
Helena, who say that they will take all
the visible supply of fat cattle here. This
will exh aust the present beef supply Of
the valley. The shipments this spring
have been unusually large and the prices
paid have been, as a rule, satisfactory.
THIS will encourage the ranchmen in the
valley to do more winter feeding. The
sheltered location OF the valley and the
mildness of the Bitter Root winters makes
this an especially good place for the pre-
paration of steers for the spring market,
and it is believed that this will prose a
profitable business for the ratehmen
here. 1t gives them winter employment
and brings them some revenue in the
spring, which is an important point.
May Brothers of Stevensville have been
making some large shipments of hogs
this spring to the various market points
in the state and the demand for Bifter
Root pork is good all over the state.
The present indications are that the
grain acreage this year will be lar in ex-
cess of what it has ever been before, as
much new ground is being broken this
spring along the valley. The principal
increase will probably be in wheat and
barley, as many farmers are preparing to
raise large crops of these grains, with the
prospect of a good market. Bitter Root
hard wheat was last year A. /. and COM
manded better price than any other in
the markets here. 1900
The river is beginning to rise ~and Ken
dali Brothers are making active prepara-
tions for the log drive. Loggers and
drivers are going up the river revesy day
now and it is expected that the big drive
will be started in about 10 days. ! ! ~
The absence of the usual spring rams Is
causing some uneasiness among the
farmers who fear a possible lack of
water this summer. 1t is said, however,
that there has been heavy snowfall in
the mountains during the past three
weeks aud this may compensate in q
measure for the lack of local rains.
John Armstrong of Grantsdale, the
veteran newspaper man of the valley, has
purchased two lots at Darby and proposes
to remove his paper, the Advertiser, to
that place. He will begin at once the
erection of a suitable building and will
devote his energies to the furtherance of
the interests of the upper valley. -
doc" Uhi is spending few days in
Missoula. -
Major j. b. Catlin left this afternoon
for Mlssoula where he will remain Tor a
| few days. ~ &E
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ordered the removal Of these rocks and
they ought either to be hauled away or
else rolled into the big hole under the side
walk.
The Creator did great things for Mis-
soula. II the people will only take adyan-
tage OF their splendid opportunities they
can make n model city of this. The nat
ural soil makes good streets, but IL is not
reasonable to expect band OF guardian
angels to come down and pick the cobble
stones from the streets. Man must do
something. 1t isn't fair TO expect the
Creator to do everything. But IL the peo-
pie of Missoula will do their part, IL Is a
safe guarantee that the streets will be as
good as those of any city in the West.
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Derangsd Digestion

is almost universally followed.
by decreased vitality. Cod-liver
Oil is the natural remedy for
decreased vitality, but to pre-
scribe plain oil to one whose di-
gestion is impaired is likely to
aggravate the difficulty. But
there is a way to take Cod-1iver
oil and aid digestion at the same
time.
This way is SCOTS Emulsion
of Cod-liver Oil with Hypo-
phosphites of Lime and Soda.
Scott's Emulsion not onlyspre-
sents Cod liver oil in a palatab1e
and easy form, but the Hypo-
phosphites are themselves an aid
to digestion and remedy for
the nervousness of many weak,
emaciated persons. -. = i
Scott & Bovine, NY. Al Druggists. Soc and 81.
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NEW ~ NOTES.

MIssoULA, April 10.-The old poles in
the telephone line to Fort Missoula are
being replaced by new and heavier ones,
the soldiers doing the work. .
II. Z. CLANCY has received letter from
E. II. Brewster. written at Wibauxs an
nouncing the writer's safe arrival. VIVA the
cattle that he purchased up the valley,
during his recent visit here. AZ
The old electric light poles on, ~ est
Main street are being taken down and
new ones put in their places - "a
Peter Winnie, the Helena insuranc o
man, is in the city to-day. N.H ey4
Among the arrivals on No. to-day were (:
II. NJ. Drew, j. C.. Bennett. and j. W..
Casey of Boston; George II. Roberts,
Portland; A. Mueller, Milwaukee,; w g.
Wyman, Chicago.
Chief Mentrum is in receipt Of q letter
from 4. A. Stopher. which states thht
Stopher Will play with the Spokane foot
ball team in Butte, Sunday. Mr.. Sio-
pher will be remembered by local base-
ball fans as the pitcher of the star tea IN
which played here several seasons agoe
II. &. Carnes has sold to c. T. Kenndn
of Milwaukee for S695, the Golden Gate
placer mine in Oregon gulch, tributary to
the Cedar creek country. The salein-
cludes all the water rights. .oN 1ls
"Coyote Bill' to-day went through the
mysterious process of securing a bounty
certificate on q coyote pelt. --
John Katto, who was brought down
from Darby last night and placed in the
Sisters hospital as a county patient ID in
a very serious condition. DR.. Fitzgerald
says that his ailment is infiammatory
rheumatism and that he has been neg
lected so long that he is in bad shape.
Frank McIntee, q man who came from
Philipsburg some time ago and afterwarvl
went up the Bitter Root in search of work,
applied to-day TO County Auditor Hamil.
ton for medical aid and was sent to the
county farm. He has bad case of grip.
Coroner Grain will leave in n few days
on business visit to Chicago.
ID. c. Smith of Florence, rs in the city.
j. w. Nelson returned to Deer Lodge
this evening, after spending a large par
of the day at the race track. "a,
Attorney General Haskell returned to
Helena this evening.
E. A. Winstanley came in on No. 4 to
day from a business trip to Helena. "a
The town Is being billed for the Warde-
James performance next week. The PLAY
will be "Henry w." and will be piven
Wednesday evening. Arthur +. Warde
manager. and r. ii. Hartland. agent oi
the company, are in town to-day ilaof
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Ones physical feelings, like the faithful
setter, search and point out plainly the
fact of disease or health.
II man is not feeling well and vigorous
IF he is losing flesh and vitality, IL he is
hstless, nervous, sleepless, he certainly is
not well. The down hill road from health
to sickness is smooth and declines rapidly.
AT the first intimation of disease, the
wise man takes a pure, simple vegetable
tonic. II puts his digestion into good ac-
tive order and that puts the rest of his
body in order. The medicine that will do
this is a medicine that Is good to take in
any trouble Of the blood, the digestion, or
the respiration, no matter how serious il
may have become.
The medicine to take is DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. II is a remark
able remedy. II cures diseases in a per-
fecuy natural way, without the use OF
strong drugs. II cures by helping Nature.
II has peculiar tonic effect on the lining
membranes of the stomach and bowels.
BY putting these membranes into healthy
condition, stimulating the secretion of the
various digestive juices and furnishing to
the blood the proper purifying properties,
Il reaches out over the whole body and
drives disease germs before il into the
usual excretory channels. II builds mn
hrm muscular flesh, makes the skin and
the eyes bright.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
has been found wonderfully eficacious in
the treatment of skin diseases -eczeuia.
tefter, erysipelas, salt-rheum-from com.
mon pimples or blotches TO the worst case
of scrofula.
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They're After The IN.

MIssoULA, April 1o.-There is q general
feeling of indignation over the wretched
attempt OF the practical jokers who
smashed the window OF w. G. Murphy's
room Sunday night and it is hoped that
the perpetrators of the outrage, whoever
they are, will be discovered and punished
for this, their tallest and most flagrant
violation of the law and Of decency. Men
who find amusement in such pranks are
not desirable citizens aud do the city much
injury by their actions. Here is the best
opportunity for making q good record
that the county and city officials could
ask for and If they do not improve 1t they
deserve the criticism which they will re-
ceive. If the perpetrators of the joke
so-called-are mon of high position in the
community, so much the worse for the
city, but they should nevertheless be
brought to justice. IL assaults that en- :
danger life and property are to 90 unre-
buked, then Missoula might as well lock
up her hopes for prosperity. for it can
never reach here if such conduct is toll
Grated.
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PRAc rIcz RUN.
Fire Boys DO Fine Work In Test Fiasl
mt the Hydrant.


mt the Hydrant
MIssoULA, April 10.--Last nights run
of the fire department, although the first
of the season, was an excellent one. The
horses came down Higgins avenue like a
pair of chariot racers, and Hi Henry and
L. S. Burre made splendid coupling at
the hydrant. They were too quick for the
pipemen, however. nnd they got water be-
fore the men at the other end were ready
for Il. The second run, however, was
made in better style aud the nozzle was
screwed on just as the water filed the
hose. The run was Witnessed by the local
insurance men and the visiting represent
atfvos Of the underwriters associations,
and the latter gentlemen wero especially
pleased with the work of the depart
ment. ls
The boys deserve plenty of credit for
their superior work. They are all volun-
teers, except the drivers. and they work
With the skill aud discipline of a veteran
paid department. They take pride in
their work snd' have attained their pres
eut proficiency only bylpersistent prac-
tice If there IL anythlna in which Mis-
soulAs should take pride u is her fire de-
parrnbilt There is no other city in the
Vest, Of Missouia's size, that can boast
as good q one. st ~
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DO You Know

That by using the Northern Pacific and
the "New Burlington Route" via Billings,
Mont, you will save a
40 hours to Deadwood, S. D.;
2l hours to Kansas City, No.; ss
10 hours to St. Joseph, Mo-; @ af
12 hours to Lincoln, Neb.; a'
hours TO Omaha. Neb. - 1o4
In addition to the above-mentione ed
points you will save from s to 21 hours to
all Nebraska. Kansas and Southwestern
points.
City ticket Office, % E. Broadway, Butte
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MIssoULA, April 10.-The accumulation
of mud and filth that has made the south
side Of West Main street constant re-
proach against the city government, has
ut last been attacked by the street clean
ing gang and that busy thoroughfare will
soon be In presentable shape. Some city
prisoners were put to work on the street
to-day and the result of their labors shows
how much improvement can be made in
the streets il a little attention is paid to
them. One of the most disagreeable
features of this city at present is the con-
dition of the streets. There is no reason
wins. they should be in such bad shape, as
the city has a team and there are usually
men in the city jail who can be put to
work picking up stones and digging out
the cutters A little steady work in this
direction would make everything all right
and a man could then ride from the depot
down town without being thrown all over
a hack by the roughness of the streets.
The corner Of Higgins avenue and Cedar
street has been partly improved by the re-
rr,oval of the objectionabIe bill board and
the mailing Of guard rail along the un-
protected side of the walk In front OF the
Masonic temple foundation. There is
still. however, dangerous place on the
outer edge of the walk and the pile OF
rocks in the street has not yet been re.
moved. The city council. tbs understood,
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11
IN MISSOULA'S COURTS
She Licked a Friend and Cams to Town
and Jailed Herself.
DEAD HOT AFTER JosHERs
Mayor Keith Holds All His Secrets
and Appointments In His inside
Pocket-Mud Disappearing
With Appreciable RapIdity.

MrssouLA, April 10.-The local courts
dsd good business to-day, there being o
wide variety Of offenses for their consid.
GRAFTON. Judge Landers was this morn.
ing confronted by John Larsen. who was
shown to be an unadulterated vagraut,
and was sent to the county jail for 10
days. Charles Souidan, who is suspected
of selling liquor to the Indians, but who
could not be convicted for lack of evi-
dence, was put where he can sell no more
for 30 days by Judge Landers, and Under
Sheriff Curran enrolled him this after
noon in his book of fate
Judge Ross was asked to consider the
casesrof Mary and MARITIME, two squaws
who have been drunk nearly all the time
for several weeks, and who are supposed
to have obtained liquor froms SouidAn.
They were indisputably drunk and were
sent 70 Jail for 30 days, for 20 Of which
they will be fed on bread and water.
Tommy Benson. familiarft known as
Tommy Rankin, was also brbuent befofe
Judge Ross, but he was too drunk 10 an!
swer to his name and was sent Selow I'd
sober up. - -s's-ss.
Mrs. Anna Connors came down from the
West Fork of the Lo Lo'to-day and asked
to be arrested. She was accommodated
and was taken before Judge Logan to
whom she told her tale Of woe. She said
that she had had some trouble with a
neighbor, j. II. Wilkinson, over some
school affairs and had wound up the
trouble by giving him a licking. She had
learned that he was coming to Missoula
to have her arrested and had came ir
ahead Of him to save expenses and tc
forestall her late adversary. She ad.
mitted that she had thumped him and hi
him with q stone and the judge fined heI
&5 and costs.
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Big Day In Trees,

MIssoULA, April 1o.-The nursery agents
are beginning to receive shipments OF
young trees for. planting and it looks now
MS il there would be $1,000 trees set out in
orchards this season. One firm alone has
sold 10000 trees and others have done .
good business this spring. These sales
cover the Missoula and Lower Bitter Root
valleys. At this rate, the valley will soon
become a vast orchard. .o'eel
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sWiLLF RETiRE.
'Hasrs' i.n6y viii oais the Road and o'

a SsSx; s.s 10 sogth America.
I Mfs1oufA,, April 10.-No, commercial
traveler who visits Missonla during the
year 10 more popular than Harry w.
Tenny, who last night brought to close
his last visit TO his Missoula friends.
Ever since there has been any large busi-
ness concernin this city Mr.. Tenny has
regularly visited the town and he has al
ways been welcome guest. He expects
to retire permanently from the road at
the end OF his present trip and will leave
for South America, where he will embark
upon an extensive mercantile scheme.
The announcement of his intentions
caused genuine regret among his friends
here and his pleasant semi-annual
calls will be missed. Mr.. Tenny was
given farewell reception Sunday evening
by the Mandolin club and has been the re-
clpient of much attention during his en-
tire visit. he went up to Hamilton to-day
and left for the East on No. this evening
bearing the good wishes of his Missoula
friends.
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So when you have household goods to
sell. let us know. We will give. you y
better price than anyone else. Every addi-
tional dollar you get Is that much gained.
II. MANNHEIM, Missoula.
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If you are weak and worn out, or have
that tired feeling, Hoods SarsapariIla is
Just the medicine to restore your strength
and give you a good appetite. Hoods
makes pure blood.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11
WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Bureau OF the stan
dard is at Room G. DAILY Block. Missoua
Telephone No. IS Advertising rates furnished
on application.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11

For dinner pill and general family
cartnartic we confidentialy recommend
Hoods pills.
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Two STANDARD coupons and Is cents
gets q copy of Coins Financial School.
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Read His Thoughts

MIssoULA, April 10.-There is q lot of
speculation regarding the appointments
of Mayor Keith. That gentleman, with
commendable prudence, keeps his own
counsel and leaves the people i'm q delight
full state of suspense. which they are try
ing to relieve by making up states of their
own and selling pools on them. The
greatest amount of speculation is being
done regarding the city marshalship and
there Is q lot Of guessing being done In re-
gard to this Office. The uncertainty in
this regard is heightened by the fact that
three of the prominent candidates for the
Office were In the field in support of the
citisens' ticket. c. r. Prescott, the pres
ent marshal, was one of these and the
other two. II. w. Angevine and George
Wood, both republicans. were jealous
workers for the defeat of the republican
ticket. In addition to these gentlemen
AL Holbert is being pushed to the front by
his friends, who believe that he will make
o good officer.
1t is from these four that the guessers
at large are making their selection and
the fact that all of them have consider
able influence makes the guessing all the
more interesting. Aside from those who
have limited the field to these four mon
there is another guessing crowd that as
serts with knowing mods of heads, that
the lucky man will be q dark horse and
that none of these names will be read by
the mayor when he makes his appoint
ments.
And so II goes. Prescott, Wood, Ange.
vine, Holbert or the field. The saddline
bell is ringing. Make your bets, gentle
men. And may the best man win.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11

This paper contains Coins coupon.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-04-11
Easter Music.

MIssoULA, April 10.--On Easter Sunday
high mass will be celebrated a.
St. Xavier's by Father Renee at
10 30 a. IN. The music on this
occasion promises TO DO grand. The reg
ular double quartet choir will be assisted
by Mrs. II. o. Collins and Messrs. Hurl-
burt, Cleaver and McCasey in the rendi-
ton of II. Farmers beautiful mass. Tho
organist, Mrs. Z. II. Connors, will be as.
sisted by Professor Steele's superb or
orchestra. Mrs. Hoblitzell has had the
choir in charge as director and their rem
dition of the difficult mass is said to be
excellent. Miss Mccormick and Miss
Hoblitzell will sing the soprano solos.
Messrs. Cleaver Iand Hurlburt are the
tenor soloists and Mrs. Collins will sing
the contralto solo parts. The programme
is as follows:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-27
Won Nrust Not WASTE Time.

'Dost thou love life?" asked Benjamin
Franklin ''Then do not squander time,
for time is the stuff life is made Of"
Once when Franklin was in business as
printer and bookseller in Philadelphia
a man came into his place and dawdled
about, examining the books exposed for
sale. At last, having made up his mind
as to what be wanted, he inquired the price
of the book chosen and the clerk said 81.
Cant you take less than thatr' said
the man in feigned surprise. lone dol
lar is tho price" said the clerk.
But the would be purchaser was not
satisfied. ''I want to see Mr.. Franklin
about this he said. ''Mr. Franklin is
very busy in the pressroom, said the
clerk. but I must see him." said the
man.
So the clerk called Franklin, and of him
the man inquired the price of the book.
Zone dollar and quarter" was the
philosophers reply. But your clerk
offered it to me for ST." protested the
man. ''True,'' said Franklin. land I
could better have afforded to have taken
81 than to have left my work at this
time
"Well," said the man, "what is the very
best you can do in making a price on this
volume?' lone dollar and half said
Franklin. The mans eyes grew wide.
why, you said only 81. 25 moment ago. !"
$50 did, 3" said Franklin, land I could
have better afforded to take that sum
then than $3.50 now" The man paid
the price without any further quarreling
He had learned lesson that Franklin
wished to teach-that time is too valuable
to waste
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-27
DIDHIS EARS TINGLE?
Mr.. Gray Heard HIS Company's His
tories Pretty Warmly Criticised.

Mr.. Gray Heard HIS Company's His
tories Pretty Warmly Criticised.
The American Book company was so
much interested in what the old soldiers
would say about their United States his
tory that they sent special agent. here
all the way from Chicago to hear the
speeches.
This special agent was Mr.. E. B. Gray,
who was sent to Kansas a few years ago
to ask o. c. Hill to resign from his place
on the G. A. r committee on education,
because of his attitude against the publ
cations of that house.
Mr.. Gray heard something, for all the
speakers scored the publication of school
histories with erroneous accounts Of civil
war incidents.
Col Lewis Hanback, read extracts from
Barnes and Montgomery histories, and
told the teachers where they were in
error.
He said the old soldiers of Kansas
want their children to receive their first
historical inspiration from some book
which does not contain the pictures of
Jefferson Davis and Robert E. Lee to the
exclusion of those OF Abraham Lincoln
and U. s. Grant.
The members of the G. A. r. who
were at the teachers meeting yesterday,
feel complimented that they have been
promised whole evening in which to
talk to the teachers next year instead of
one short hour
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-27
Sentiments of lannon's Men.

Here are few wise sayings:
When Peter Cooper was asked at an adj
vanced age how he had accomplished so
much and had preserved his strength of
body and mind SO well, he said, 81 always
find something to keep me busy"
A. Bronson Alcott crystallized great
truth when he said eve mount to heaven
mostly on the ruins of our cherished
schemes, finding our failures were sue
cesses. -
Charles Dickens uttered a sentiment
that every young man who desires success
would do well to lay to heart, fThe one
seryiceable, safe, rernunerative quality in
every study and pursuit is the quality of
sttention.';
John Wesley showed how foolish it is
for men who hope to win to spend their
time in fretting when he said, 81 dare no
more fret than dare curse and swear
Sir Walter Raleigh, when asked how be
managed to achieve so many and such d.
verse things in such brief times as he re-
quired for accomplishment, said, ''When
have anything to do, go and do it,
The everlasting truth that character is
sure to win success was put in concrete
form when William NJ. Evarts said of a
famous preacher, 1.-The man behind the
sermon is the secret of John Hall power"
John Stuart Mill showed how possible
1t is for a man to rise above his environ
ment in these words, Though character
is formed by circumstances, our cwn de-
sires can do much to shape these csrcuIn-
stances, 10y ~ :
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-12-27

She is very affable woman, and she
would invariably say the right thing at
the right place if she were not near
sighted.
81 see, " she said, as she entered the
drawing room of her friend, "tbat you
have caught the annual craze.
''To what do you refer?'
''The rage for chrysanthemums. And
that one which you have tossed SO care
lessly into the corner is one of the big
gest and most beautiful I ever saw.
What an exquisitely odd colorl"
Eyes" was the reply. cts beauti-
full, and prize it very highly. Only it
isn't a chrysanthemum. It's my Skye
terrier taking a nap" - Washington
Star.