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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

OF Montana VS.. John Sebastian, the
brutal coward who deliberately MUIR
dered his little defenseless wife some
weeks ago.
The December term OF the district
court will be convened next Monday.
Nearly half the Jurors for this term
are citizens of Great Falls.
There was some little excitement
among the notaries public officials yes
teriav when one OF their number dis
covered a section OF the codes which
provides that all fees collected by no
taries shall be turned over to the
county. The codes also provide that
every notary public shall pay 81 for
his commission. The notaries fail to
see where the profit comes in.
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Court at Glasgow.

Great Falls. Nov. 26.-Judge DuBose
left at O'Clock yesterday morning for
Glasgow, where he will hold a term of
district court. There are a number of
criminal cases to dispose of and the
term will probably last ten days, after
which the Judge will return to Benton
for the December term Of court in Cho-
teau county.
Following Is a list of the jurors chos-
en- and subpoenaed by Sheriff Nc
Laughlin of Benton:
Ed Penney. George Barrows and
James Cloves of Chinook; ]. E. Wade.
James Barry. Emil Mundt and o. j.
Ross of Lloyd; Joe Braithwaite, z.
Nottingham and Julius fairfield OF
Highwood; George Helbig and Julius
Sonksen OF Warrick; James T. Moran
and j. p. Cupp of Yantic; John W. Da-
Wis and Robert Brown of Belmont; f.
r. Lansing Of Big Sandy; Frank Whit
more of Landusky; Max Bruno of Ma
rias; w. ]. Minar, Shonkin; S. r. Bird
well, Harlem; j. c. Aud, Toledo; A. M.
Brough. Box Elder; Frank McBrearty
and l.. S. Tranum of Perrysburg;
Henry Winters, Nelson.
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School Affairs In Lewistown.

Great Falls. Nov. 26.-The condition
OF affairs regarding the school district
In which Lewistown is located is de-
plorable. There are two boards OF d.
rectors-or one board OF two factions
and one is opposing the other in every
move made. AS a result the schools
are not what they should be, and as
long as existing affairs continue, the
teachers are not able to secure their
pay with any degree of regularity. Eff
forts to bring about a better condition
of affairs in this respect have proven
fruitless 50 far. but an attempt is be-
ing made now TO have Judge DuBose
take up the questions involved In the
dispute and settle them for all time to
come.
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A Pork Packing House.

Great Falls, Nov. 26.-The Argus
says: o. w. Kelly of Fergus county,
has made a good start toward a pork
packing establishment. At Mr.. Kelly's
ranch, a few miles from Lewistown. he
has erected suitable buildings for the
Inauguration of the enterprise. He has
a killing house TOKYO and a smoke house
20x 20, all of which are fitted up with
the necessary utensils for the business.
Mr.. Kelly informs US that he has a
market for all the pork product he can
turn out this winter. and will take all
the hogs he can get. We understand
Mr.. Kelly has ample backing and is
determined to make the plant a sue
cess. This is an enterprise that should
receive all possible encouragement by
our ranchmen and merchants. Not a
dollar should be sent out Of this county
for pork products.
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NEIHART AS SHE is
There Are Indications of Returning
Prosperity.
SINK PERSONAL DIFFICULTIES
Pull Together. Work the Mines
That Are Already Opened. and
Employ Every Man In the
Camp and Be Pleasant.

Great Fails, Nov. 26.-The Neihart
Miner, a bright. crisp and yet conserva-
tive newspaper. utters the followlng
sound advice to people OF that camp:
There are indications of returning
prosperity to Neihart in the starting up
of one or two new mines and increased
forces at some of the others. The peo-
pie are certainly deserving OF a better
condition of affairs than we have hao
during the past summer and 1t Is 10 De
hoped that they are not to again De
disappointed in their anticipations. We'
however, have learned be experience
not to expect too much from promises
of activity among the mines. In the
past they have proved deceptive, and
while there seems to be reasonable
assurance of continuance this time, we
should not build too high
There is one way in which the peo-
pie of Neihart can do much to help the
condition of affairs here at present;
and that way does not necessitafe tnat
there should be any more mines oper-
ated or that an additional man be en-
ployed. Let the different factions OF
the camp sink their personal dislikes
and prejudices and get together, united
so they We're before the late unpieas-
antness. The cause OF that factionai
fight has been removed and no one In
the camp is benefited by keeping up
personal and business enmity that mas
no real grounds for existence.
There is no reason why a certain
number of our people should send to
some other town to buy their supplies
nor is there any reason why others
should refuse to purchase goods from
men who took a different position from
them in the late difficulty. If instead OF
kicking at the condition Of business In
Neihart every one of us would resolve
to sink our personal fooling in this mat
ter use a little common sense and work
- -, fu
the condition of affairs would be much
better here"
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1T is PAVED.
The Work on Central Avenue II Finishsd
to the Delight of All.


to the Delight of All.
Great Falls, Nov. 26.-At 8 o'clock
this evening the last block was laid on
the work of paving Central avenue.
A large crowd of people witnessed the
rapid work Of the block layers, who
were working with the regularity of
machines at this time, and when the
foreman raised his hatchet and sent 1t
whirling in the air there was some
thing akin to applause from those pres
emit The crowd, among which the paw
ers were conspicuous, were invited into
the buffet of the Park hotel, where the
clinking of glasses indicated the feel
ings of those present over the compile
ton of the work that had made Gen.
trail avenue the finest thoroughfare In
the state. Contractor Vogel has work.
ed against many difficulties in the way
of finances, labor troubles and the like.
but he has made an avenue of which
every citizen is justly proud. and
which is we'll worth the $4,000 expend-
ed for the paving.
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To California without Change via 9Th,
milwaukee,"

On every Saturday during the win
ter. an elegant Pullman Tourist Sleep
er will leave Minneapolis (S:25 q. m)
st. Paul (s:35 a. M. and arrive at Los
Angeles, Cal. at $50 y. m. following
Wednesday.
via "The Milwaukee's" famous He
drick Route" to Kansas City. thence
via the A. T. & s. + Ry. through
Southern California
A most delightful winter route to
the coast.
Quicker time IL made via this route
between st. Paul and Minneapolis and
California than via any other line.
Rate per double berth. So through
from St. Paul and Minneapolis.
Leave St Paul and Minneapolis
every Saturday morning. arriving Los
Angeles every Wednesday afternoon.
For berths. complete information and
lowest rates. apply to The Milwaukee"
agents. st. Paul or Minneapolis. or
address J. T. Conley,
Asst Gen1 Pass. Agt,
ST PauI MINI
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conditions

In some conditions the
gain from the use of SCOTS
Emulsion of cod-liver oil
is rapid. For this reason
we put up a Soc. size, which
is enough for an ordinary
cough or cold or useful as a
trial for babies and children.
In other conditions gain
must be slow, sometimes
almostimperceptible, health
can't be built up in a day.
For this SCOTS Emulsion
must be taken as nourish-
ment, food rather than
medicine, food prepared for
tired and weak digestions.
soOrr q BOwsE. Chemists. New Yosk. sos. and sr.oe
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THE MARKETS.

New York. Nov. 8-Tnere was little II
any change in the character OF the stock
speculation to-day. Dizziness was the
main feature and the bears almost mo-
nopolized the tradings. especially in the
tndustrials- The railway list proved SUI
perior to the other industrials on the
same influences as were noted yesterday.
namely. moderate buying Of the internal
tional shares for foreign account and
more cheerful advices as 70 the European
speculative situation
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Endurance of the Reindeer.

From tne LONDON Spectator.
f. c. jackson has marvellous tales
to tell of the reindeer, their speed and
endurance as animals of draft-so mar
veious, indeed, that he must forgive US
for suggesting that he has made mis-
take in his figures. II have myself,
ne writes. driven three reindeer dis
lance of 120 versts within IL hours
without feeding them, and heard OF
case where a Zirian drove three deer
from Ishma, on the Pechorn river, to
Obdorsk, on the Obi. a distance of 300
versts, within "a hours. A reindeer
or Samoyed verst, by the way, Is equal
to four Russian versts." In other words
Mr.. jackson says he has driven three
deers for IL hours at the rate OF 40
Russian versts, or q English miles, an
hour. And the Ztrian, with similar
team, covered 10 miles in "a hours.
The latter, by the way, must have
crossed the Ural mountains and one or
two rivers in the bargain Surely there
must be some mistake. There exists. 1t
is true, a well known tradition of
reindeer which once-about 100, we be
lieve-carrbed important dispatches for
the king of Sweden 800 miles in As
hours, and. dying in the service of Its
king, Is still preserved-in skeleton
form-in a Northern museum. But
that, after all, is only tradition. Bet
ter authenticated records do not give
a higher rate of speed than $50 miles to
10 hours, which Is considerably higher
than what Is attained by any other am
imal.
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BRIEF TELEORAMS.

Green River, Wyo., Nov. 26.-Friends
OF George Nolan, the photographer
who started for Jackson's Hole with his
wife and two children early last spring
are becoming alarmed. McIain cores
ponded regularly with his relatives I'M
til about the time of the Bannock In
dian scare. This week a young man
returning from Jackson's Hole reported
seeing the wreckage of a photogra phic
outfit in the Hole and this occasions
the fear that the family has been fouly
dealt with.
engaged for shipment tomorrow, but
in well informed exchange circles IL is
said four of the most prominent ship
pers of last week will export gold Laz-
ard Freres will ship tomorrow $500, 900
in gold bars; L. Won Hoffman & Co.,
$3.50. 900 in gold bars.
London. Nov. 26.-Instruction. 1t is
announced have been sent the British
minister at Rio de Janerio, Brazil, to
submit the question of the ownership
of the island OF Trinidad to arbitration.
London, Nov. pa special dispatch
from Shanghai says the French mis-
sion at Luih Slang has been destroyed
by natives in the absence of the French
gunboat usually stationed there.
New York, Nov 26.-The reorganiza-
ton committee of the Atchison, Topeka
and Santa Fe railroad win to-day elect
e. p. Ripley. president; ID. b. Robinson.
first vice president; A1dace +. Walker.
chairman OF the board of directors;
Paul Morton, OF the Colorado Fuel Co.,
third vice president. The second vice
president has not yet been named.
Athens. Nov. 26.-Sharp earthquake
shocks were felt this morning here and
at Charlchis, Lividia, Thebis and
Corinth.
Philadelphia, Nov. 26.-Announce-
ment was made on the Commercial Ex-
change this afternoon Of the failure of
s. j. Clevenger & Co.. commission mer-
chants. Liabilities are probably heavy.
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Special Excursion Rates.

Effective Oct. s. special steamship ex-
cursion rates to Scandinavian. English.
German and French points have been
authorized: also an additional reduc-
ton in the through rates TO Cape
Town and johannesburg. effective Oct.
10, via the Great Northern railway.
J. e. Dawson. general agent Il N.
Main street. Butte
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Excursfon Tickets to CalIfornia no

Excursion tickets to California points
are on sale daily. via the Union Pacific
railway. This II the only direct line.
the fine being So hours from Butte to
San Francisco. For further information
apply TO your nearest Union Pacific
agent. or Z. ". Maze. General Agent.
Butte, Montana.
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Nortbern Montana News

The Northern Montana once OF the
Standard ia located m the Barh-cory
block. Greas Fails. directly opposite the
on application. a
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

Great Falls. Nov. ga motion was
made in the district court to-day for
a continuance in the case OF the state
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

Pills do not cure Constipation. They
only aggravate. Karl's Glover Root
Tea gives perfect regularity of the
bowels
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

II the hair has been made to grow a
natural color on bald heads in thou
sands of cases. by using Halls Hair
Remover. why will 1t not in your case?
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Through sleeping Care.

The Northern Pacific u the only nas
operating through Pullman vestibuled
standard sleeping cars between Butte And
St. Paul City ticket once. . East Broad
way. Butte
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

The king OF Portugal is visiting sever
al European courts to borrow money on
his bearing the legend. I'm hock-signo
vinces.'
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SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE
No. .. From II Paul Chicaro
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northsrn Pacins local Dspos
daily ~ ......-..................e uB -
No. Q. From SPOKANE Tacoma,
Seattle. Portland and al Coast
points. arrives Aontans Unioo
Depot daily st........-...........riao -
TRAINS DEPART.
No. Z, For Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. PortiaEd and al CoaSs
and California points. leave
Montana Union Depot daily e - -
No. 8. For St. Paul. Chicago. and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Norrhsro
Pacific Local Depot daily at. ..1o:1o =
Pullman Gssptng Cara bSewssn Butte
and st. Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleep
Sru: elegant day coaches and dining car
service on ell through trains.
For information. time cards. maps ana
tickets call On or write w. ~. TUOHY,
Gen AT, = East Broadway, BuceA
Mont. es CHARLES 9. FEE.
0eaerul Passsngsr Agent
d Paul MIA
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Money Markell.

Money. nominally Ia per cent. Ster.
ling exchange. steady: 81. s9d4. SEA for de.
mand and S4.s71kd4.s7A for 60 days.
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Silver. 677s. Pig iron. steady. Copper.
dull: brokers' price, sl1; exchange price.
sl16l1 Lead. quiet; exchange price.
So .25d3 .27lz.
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Bob Evans Threat.

Patrick Egan, who spends most OF
his time in New York now, sometimes
talks about the days when he was
minister TO Chile. He was there at
the time OF the Baltimore incident.
when the sailors from the United
States warship were stoned in the
streets. On that occasion Captain
Bob" Evans. who was in command
OF the Baltimore. donned all the gold
lace and tinsel that his rank called for
and started out 90 find the Office of
the American minister. He STROBE into
Minister Egan's Office in all the glory
OF his uniform and said abruptly: See
here. Egan. II this thing happens
again. and there is a place OF punish.
ment in the next world. / will make Il
smell OF garlic in the morning"
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ton route via Northern Pacifc at Bill
fngs-
The reduced rates to the eastern
points 70 into effect on the 10th via
the Great Northern railway. Second
class rate 10 ST. Paul Minneapolis
and Duluth. so. Rates TO points East.
correspondingly reduced CITY ticket
ONCE Al North Main street
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The Wheat Market.

The WHEAT Market.
There was hardly any business on tn
board. as the wires were all down an,
there was nothing in the way of news (,
base operations on. There was not a wir
working In any direction at the opening
of business and II was an hour or tw,
before any communication was establish
ed with the outside world
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-27

Boston Mining Stock.
Boston. Nov. 26-Boston & Montana,
492s: Butte & Boston. 1514.
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Subscribe for the Standard
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Live STOCK.
Chicago. Nov. 26-The widely extended
snowstorm delayed stock trains on all
the railways and during the morning the
cattle business was almost at a stand
still. few cattle remained over from
yesterday and a few trains kept arriv-
ing on the various roads, so that eager
buyers succeeded in making limited pur-
chases at somewhat higher prices. AS
the railroads were not taking any cattle
hogs or sheep for shipment shippers were
out Of the market and the buying was
left to city slaughterers. Prices were &c
higher and hogs that would not sell
above $500 yesterday sold readily at 50 .65
Very few sold below $3.50 or as high as
1910. most of the sales being at $500
1855.
Toward noon the trains began to ar
rive more freely and the advance was
checked Sheep sold at about steady
prices. inferior to choice native sheep be-
ing worth s1.50d3.50: western. 50 2Od3 20.
and lambs s3G4 so. Few of the sheep now
arriving sell as high as 1925.
Trade in provisions partook of the same
character as that in the other markets
There was very little of II and the ten
dency was to sell. The consequence Of
the selling was a decline OF 10c I'm Janu-
airy and 121hc in May pork. and a loss OF
&c each in January and May lard and
January ribs. with nc decline in May
ribs.
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1RusIrE,s sALE NnIlrE-

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tr1ster ne flitowfrg ue ,rtIrt ran ,.fHfg
situsfo tn tHr yity and county OF salt IHtg.
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IIpTE sIfIty.o ono fslI uItt A. s4lt Lake IIt'
auryry Ueatntira Ks rDis north u no sHufU.
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thence north thfrc and ono .hiIf tII.l rufi
tbouts Wr5t rIrht tsI rode. theura south fffsa
and onc.h4lf lal.l rIIs. t6surg ulft cIaut Fl
rods Id LgsInniu. witch tatI conveyance wa
made Ia trust 10 secure 10 tie ur1rr % tla
lombard iuyrstmout Company thu payment
OF thr said Frrd Ntaynfa aud IDA Nhy1.a one
uroiniastFy note Tor the panairaI sum 90 seven.
teen hundred IrHIl4fs ftl. sIUI due and uHUHuTH
ON thr tlrst tay OF March. a. 10. IstI with Iufuf.
81 thereon ffum tha dGtI thereof at tao fafg
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annually on Che dfsi days " Nhr.u hui r,p.
trmHur uf each AMI every year, uf ,yfIrHtUI
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A pMRYMAN NO MAKes MoNeN
Achieved Success Wy Feeding Up and
Breeding Up III. Cows.

Achieved Success ny Feeding Up and
breeding Up M. Cows.
The nino cows / had in 1875 were
called good cows, and think thoywro
better than tho average u cows u the
noighborhood. They were shorthum
grades, with a sprinkle u Ayrshire
blood. Ny first effort was In the dirCc.
ton Of feeding heitcr-planting fodder
corn to help uut tho pasture In the last
part Of summer and fall and feeding
moro grain Ia winter. This largely in
creased tho product PER COW. still, al
though they gayo large mcs'cs Of milk
when fresh, they did not hold out we'll,
and many Of them got fat icommcncod
wedding ont my herd by selling on
those that got fat 10 tho butcher and
filling their places with hcifors raised
from tho best cows after awhile
made II rulo that any cow that would
not give mill; enough when fed high
TO prevent her from making beef could
not stay with me. found It difficult to
keep up my herd In this way without
buying cows, ~ 40 many went for beef,
until paid more attention 60 breeding
for the dairy This did by getting as
good u jersey bull a. could obtain /
have kept right on breeding In that limo
for about Il years, 80 that my cows arc
most Of them high Rrados--many Of
them fifteen .sixtocnths and still higher.
For few years l uscd 10 test my
cows by setting tho milk Of COW occa-
sionally by itself md making II into
butter That waa slow process, but 10
paid Since the invention Of the Bah.
cock test have used that and the scales
20 weed out my herd Iraiso tho hoitcr
from my best cows for my own usc
Tho others dispose oG | have some
cows that do not come up 10 my stand.
ard each year % dispose Of, but tho
number grows les each year OF course
some gct old lut very lew goJ fat, no
matter how high feed, while giving
I milk. So much for breeding
That IS good % fEr ~ IL goes, but the
right kind Of feeding aud care must ~
with 1t, or tho uFs cd the best sire IN th,
world will do but little COCA Cow,
should ho I'd literally aul fed right
from calfhuyd up 60 got ,ro tcatromlt7
Calves should 10 iyi spggto pruml,,
rapid growth and Development bal
never 10 rs TO make them excessively
fat. The beef habit guco formed win II
I likely 70 stick TO them through life, D.,
that whenever they are fed high IN ia,
attempt to get large results inmilk pro
duction they will quickly begin to Ia!
on flcsh and not torn all tho food ihc'
ought TO into milk My calves arc io,
slsiiumilk, oats, bun, clover hay mI
sometimes clinical They have skim
milk til they axe or g months ola
uad sometimes longer There are SOM
yuatlings now on my farm That hay
Ind skimmi,lS every day ~ tlair live
They Uro hno ones and nearly cows Il
sig, hat not one Of them is hecfy.
Some years ago some Of our advance
datrymon advocated feeding COWS grail
IN summer even when tho pasture wa
a. ind glVny4 rgrpnsal good pH