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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Gines formers K[aoeIieo.

Gin Iet@tgldubiger Sarmer aus Sem
tralia, 81, Sobn @eubemOre nit 1omen,
er3Gblte Wontag benz 8oIi3eiz peftorS Shea
nit idmmerli9er Miene feline b0fen Gr=
~fabrungen nit elmer S~ausbdlterin, Die er
6ur3 @ermittelung elmer Nnaeige e~nqagirt
battle. gfa9 btertdgtgem Nufentbalt in Dem
9aufe bes Sarmers bate bas sFrauenatm=
mer, bas it9 Srau 9ermann n%annte, einen
8rief bon einem angebli6en Mbpofaten aug
@btcago erbalten, Der ibr 16rieb, baB fe
fofort BON i6rer Sarm i'm @eften 8efib
ergretfen nnb. pentgitens feds Monate ouf
berielben pobnen miiHe, tpenn Tie bas
@tgentbum ni9t p%erlieren poae. Scubez
more lieB ii9 bann bon Der Srau betbDren,
t9r gu folgen, nabbem er burb cine pppoz
tbet auf feline eigene Sarm ettpa $3.50 euufz
gebra9t bate, unb in G6icago anqefomz
men, !feB er fbb nit Der Sausbdlterin
tralen. Na9bem er ibr bic n0tbiae ausz
1tottung 9etauft nno fe ibm au6 nod
etntges 8aargelo ~abge5tpadt battle, berz
&aDano iie plOBli4 auf Nimmertpieoerz
ieben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

benz berrf6enben Siibmeitpinb Big auf Die
NorDfeite ~getragen unb Die peitbin ii9tburen
Slammen 3pgen cine na9 bielen Saufenben
5dblenbe Meni9enmenge berbei, Die nod Big
gum fpdten NbenD Die 8ranoftGtte umtan=
ben.
Die Banit unter ben Nrbeiterinnen Der
2ancater Caramel Company, go. 119-121
%. Sdrrtfon Str, lpurbe bur9 Elm iunges
Mdb@en perurfaht, bas laut nSeuer, 5euer!"
I6rie, ais fte bic Slammen Elm 9~dufergeDiert
%entfernt fat. Die Sabrif mar abiolut auBer
aGer @efabr unb bic N%ufregung baber gdn5z
lt9 unbegriinbet. @s 1T besbalb umIomebr
81 betlagen, baB bic %genannten Mdb9en 10
libel 3ugeri6tet purben.
8as Die 8erfi6erung anbelangt, 70 pirb
Der birefte S4aben bur6 bic @erii9erungsz
fumme beoeuteno bera6geminbert, aber trpBz
benz bletbt Der 8erluft Elm GROCER.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
profe6or pomers an Sen 8lattern
Qe1torbeu.

SIM 81atternbofpital 1T am 9onneritag
Nbenb Marf Popers, 6iilfszProfeifpr Der
G6emie in ben Colleges fir Nr5neifltnbe,
Mebt5in unb 3abnbeilturbe Der Nortbtpez
iternzllntberfit dt Der ftprben, na9oem er ert
cine Gtunbe borber aug 1einem &oft6aus,
g1p. 181 @arren Mpe., bDrtbtn gebra6t
tporben mar. prof. Bpners batte an Is.
Sebruar suerf iiber 11ntppblIetn getlagt unb
mar am Mbenb bes 20, 5ebruar ~Jeatpungen
gepefen, feline 2ebrtbdttgfett ein5utelen.
Mm %, Sebruar bate fib lein gu tano berz
art perf9Gimmert, baB Elm Nr5t gerufen
tpurbe. 9a Der 5uert bena9ri3tists sIi6
nibt etnfteute, tpurOe Elm 5tpeiter gebolt, Der
@nmptome BON 8lattern contattrte, iebo6
erflGrte, baB er nit Der glnmelbung bes
Sales auf Dem Sci unbbeitsamt Biz gum
nG9iten Mprgen tparten tpple. MlS er oann
Says barauf pieber borfpra9, tpurbe Tim
bebeutet, baB Der 5uerit g~erufene Nr5t ben
SAT- iibernommen babe. 9tefer Ir3t ion
8rof. poners Biz lebten Oonnertag auf
Mafern be6anbelt baben, Biz er odra enblt9
e%rfannte, baB Iein pdtient Die 8lattern babe
unb bas @eIunbbeitsamt bend9rt9tigte,
We qeiagt ftarb Der 8ranfe cine @tunbe
na9 Der ueberfi6rung mad benz 8latternz
bofpital.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Ropf bod !

Sour ni6t slei6 per3a9en, wet1n SIR merit,
baB @1er Sr9anismus auBer Srbnuu9 1T.
@outet SIR al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lei
ben pber @u9 Wtil3, Nierel1 ul6 Qeber gu
l6affen MAIDEN, 10 ltebu1t l9leuni9it Cure gu
flu6t III benz aQbefanlten 6auSmtttel, ben
ct. Bernard &rGltterpt1cn, Bic nod 1ie obne
@rfole ou9emanbt Durben. 0teielben iino
aus 6et r~eiilitel Gflansenltofien ber9efteat
llnb furirel1 lluperbauli9feit, Walarta, Giro
feln, Sieber, Qlusi6la9, &belntatismls,
@elbiu6t unb all Die u1sabliger 2eioen, be-
lter Der meui6lt@e &Orper aus9elett 1T, lelbit
IN ben granddaughter SGaen. @er bielelbe1
ei,tmal sebrau3t bat, wiro 1te thinner TN
6anie bolteN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

Gin Sunb. = 9err Stto @idert in
8eit Boint, Neb,, iibergiebt Solgenbes CUR
8erohentli9ung: SD babe in meiner Saz
Mile mebrere Slai3en bon Sorni'S 4lpenz
&rGuterz 8lutbeleber gebrau6t unb finbe
in bemielben cine quite 9ausmebtSin, Tim
bic metiten ItnpGBli9feiten gu beleitigen."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Wenn oas Baby sahnt.

@ebrau1t utter ouen l1mfGnben bos aIte
NIB erprobte Wtittel, Wrs. @inslom'S Sootbs
ing Sprup fir bas 3obuen Ser &iuber. @s
berubist bos 8inS, mo3t bic @aurnen wei6er,
ittat Die 69mersen, BELT WiubtoIif unb III
bos bette Wtittel se9en Otarrboea. SInfMne'
iIuonsie Gents bic Tlal1e.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
s, fir sic Reife nab Californian

beniibe man Die burlington &oute, Die ein-
5i9e 8obn, mel6e Grclriionen unter uperi0n=
li9er 0ettu1s" iiber 9enper. Colorado
Springs, Salt Safe, S9ben, Sacromento,
Can Sroucisco, Stodton, Merceb, Tresno,
Bakersfield uno Sos @u9eles 5u ben b~tuisiten
Sabrpreileu peranitaltet. Bu9man &ouriIten=
S6lafwa9en fabren bur6 O6ne 81 me9ielu.
Nbfobrt pom Chicago ieben Wtittwo9. Man
o%Orslltre ober ipre9e Dor: s q. Gra0p, ST.
curiipn Wo1aoer. I'll GlQrf Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Gin beiker 1ampf
3wilden Der 6euermebr nno oem
entfe6elten Glemente.
Gbas. &dituer & GO.'S GebduOe

limo Elm GheiI DER Grane'fden 5ahrfuhl=
6abrif elm Raub DER SIammen. 6e=
fammtfbaoen etwa $6OO,O oo. - pantf
urter Qrbeiterinner elmer bena9barten
Sabrif. mebrere oerieIben pertram"
peIt uno f9wer perlebt. = Nnoere auf=
reeenoe S5enen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
booA's fnrirf

OaB Seob's SarlapariGa furtrt, 1T 1ueber
cine ntiiii9e nod iibertriebene gebouptuns
letner @tse1tblmer. Mtttbeilun9eu pom
2aulelben slaltbpur6iser PeriOnen beitatts
gen, SaB 5OOb's turirt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

eOfortiqe ratiOmeae 8ebanoluns elmer Grtaltung NIT
Sr. 8. Sapne's GrpectOrant erlpart oiel Mngit uno
miuoert Bic Wt6gli6teit Der GntpidelHng GetsEAr@t5er
Sals= lInD 2ungentraHtbeiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
mie
iftGuerBlnt?

1T cine Trose, nit Der fi9 Sebers
mann, benz baran ltegt, 1etnen
&0rper seiunO unb frdftie au
erbalten, errltli6 bei9afti9en
foute. l1t1reinem Blute eutiprin=
gen rn8dblise &ranfbeiten wie
Scropbel11, 8eulen, Stole, Sle6=
ten, Sal5fluB, &rebs, &beuma=
tismus. S6winbiu@t un6 3ulebt
Der Sob. @ielunbes glut giebt
Nerperr, Musfeln u1b @ebirr =
&raft GUT Qusbauer, 9iebt StGrfe
n11b 8eritdnb. IS foute bober
nulere 9rOBte Gorge ietu, bass
1elbe retit nnb normal gu erbalten
burb ben @ebrau1 eineS 3upers
IGligen 9eilmittels.
6or1tt'S 2tIpemfrGhter
Slut 8eIeber perbaunt ni9t
Bios ie6en i%cropbul0ien &1grtf,
1ouberu ma6t neltes, retdes,
rotbes 8lnt ullb %errpeiit fi9 ais
ein Stdrfunssmittel III Der Shat,
ben:t er i@offt 9eiunoes, ioIibes
uno feltes Sleil6.
sEirb uidt in Mpotbefeu ~perfauft, ionbern lit MIR
DIAL. &senten ODER Or. Beter Sabrnep tn @btcoao
abe,,. S6reibt fir oos 8Iatt Scr &rantsnbote"
lrei %periauot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06
Ret=RQent1tr

fHr nte neutrdJ e q e / hJ $ y q r..
Sic unterset9neteu ~bef1rbern 9uGete biz gu 100 gfA.
Ene1sm, 9GtteMarf nub Der Gdhpeis su ben r.oef.
m6bi9eu BON BET Semti d em S2etGSSo ts8 ero a Itura
feft9eiesfen HreiieH.
&beuio b~eior9en eicTeIben 1eaarenfenbunqe11 BON unA
mad oaen SDeileH GurDsas unb Auertfas 5u ben btGies
fen Staten.
. Hensel, Buchanan & Lorbacher.
rs @iaiaHt ctr. geetp 0srR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-03-06

9as gub entbdt liter 1900 Reteptt, tuel6e b%urdtpe9 prafti6
erprobt uno nit ~belonDerer 8erudfdhgung unlerer omeritantiben
8erbafniHe ab9efaBt in6, Gs 1T Elm 0enttdJes Ori9inahuerk, kelne
%man9elbafte Aebertebnn9 aus elmer anoeren Sprade, nte oeren
pele im9Rarfe ltn0, Ns beion6ere 8or5u9e imb nod 5n erhdbnen
Elm 0euttd=en9liMes sSnDaltsuerridniB lOtpie cine 9ei9aOe uon
tueiBen Dlaltern, NIT benen Die geOruften burdibo1en fno. Nuf
Oie1e gseiie fann jebe 9ansfran nene 1efepte ~btusuti9eu OOer uor=
bauoene 0urb ei9ene Grfabrung e~rsdneu.
Der 3rets TT fe6r gertng.
gbonnenten Ser vSuinois 9taats5etung" erbalten Dieies fir
je0en 6ausbalt pertbooQe 8u6 gum 8reiie BON IS Gents portofrel
5ugeian0t,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

and means. There was no debate on the
reference and no outspoken objection.
The speaker laid before the house the
message of tue president on the Hawaiian
| question and the accompanying papers
| were read. When the reading was COM
pleted Boutelle asked whether a motion
to refer the message and dispatches to
the committee of the whole was in order
in view of the demonstration of a remark
able and striking change of the public
policy of our government between Jan. 10
last, when instructions were given to Rear
Admiral Beardslee, in which the doctrine
was laid down that American citizens in
foreign chimes at the time of a revolution,
and participating therein, forfeited their
claim to the protection of the American
government.
At this point calls for the reading were
made and the speaker referred the mes
sage and papers to the foreign affairs
committee.
On motion of Richardson, democrat of
Tennessee. the senate bill providing for
the immediate relief of the suffering peo-
pie of the District of Columbia was passed.
On motion of Fithian, the house agreed to
a conference on the senate amendments
on the bill relating to the navigation of
rivers, harbors and inland waters of the
United States. Private pension bills
coming over from the two previous FRI
day nights were passed, and the house adj
journed.
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of bonds payable, with interest, in
gold at three per cent. Or, if congress
Will not come his way, he will put out
the bonds anyhow, payable, with in
terest, in coin, at fraction below four
per cent; and he kindly figures out
the d difference on bonds that will run
lhr;y years. And this he does like a
ward politician.
What's the odds? Congress has
passed the point where it is
called upon to be responsible
for a policy of stupidity. The
people made the administration. If
costly failure because of its astounding
dizziness, that is all right; the people
can always afford to pay for what they
buy in the way of White-house fail
ures. They have, at least, the salts
faction of knowing that administra-
tions, be they of good or bad selection,
do not last so very long. We speak as
a newspaper that advocated Mr.. Cleve-
land for a second term.
Here is the situation: the country is
threatened with typhoid pneumonia.
Mr. Cleveland calls Mr.. Carlisle into
consultation, and these two experts
say to the afflicted public: Ladies
and gentlemen-we propose to treat
this patient either for warts or for
bunions. Our idea is that the treat
ment for bunions is better because
pneumonia, in any event, isn't of &C.
count, and, when convalescence comes,
the books say that the right thi ng for
the patient to do is to walk. We can
make him walk, for a little while, as
far as the bunions are concerned: and
then, if pneumonia kills him, it's not
our affair"
1t is our opinion that both houses of
congress will view with utter con-
tempt the high-horse harangue that
went yesterday from the executive
mansion to the two houses. Free
coinage is not ready quite yet to go to
the bat, but 1T is our opinion that in
the ways of a Providence that ifs past
finding out, Mr.. Cleveland is render
ing to the cause of silver the same sort
of service that James Buchanan rend-
cred to abolitionism-both are the I'M
popular instruments for the hasty
reversal of popular opinion among the
American people.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09
BUSIN e SIS.
There Has Been No Improvement OF Any
Account This Week

There Has Been No Improve OF Any
Account This Week
New YORK, Feb 8.-R. G. Dun & Co.'S
weekly review of trade tomorrow will
say: For whole week a confident
expectation of the sale of bonds
has kept back the exports of gold. The
Withdrawals from the treasury amounted
to about 81 100000 but were mainly for do
mestic purposes. No bond bill has passed
or is likely to pass congress. and in two
months, ending Feb. /, the treasury actu-
ally lost sos, 100000 in gold, of which S40,-
100000 went into circulation, and SIG, &c.,
600, besides the products of the mines,
went abroad. To arrest this outgo
in either direction is prob
lem which another issue of
bonds may possibly solve. 1t is hoped the
negotiations with foreign bankers may
secure some Improvement, though it is
clear that the sale of securities here will
have the same effect as if the bonds were
placed in this country and they may not
be stopped by new transactions. The
condition of industries if not definitely
better at least presents some points of en-
enlargement. No advance in the price of
manufactured products indicates a better
demand. On the contrary iron and steel
products have slightly declined for the
week and for the month and in COMPARE
sion with the prices of October, 1890,
and are but 51.1 per cent. against 54.S
per cent. Jan. l. Lead is steady
but copper is slow of sale and went at So.
In woolens the openings of the finer
grades for the heavy weight season have
brought some increase, but at satisfac-
tory prices, while duplicate orders thus
far this year have been 1893 .665 pounds
domestic against 12,93l.5 pounds last
year. and q, PAS $50 in 1888, but of foreign
IL, 038.55J against 1854, 800 last year and
10,667 $40 in 1893. 1t is noticeable that the
sales of foreign woods have not been ma
terially larger this year without duties
than they we're in the same weeks of 1898
and 1892. The failures for the past week
have been PSI against 385 last year.
BrddstreetS tomorrow will say: Tho
extremely low temperature had a marked
influence by restricting the orders received
by jobbers in all lines, but they have
tended to stimulate the purchases of sea-
sonable goods. Cotton has renamed firm
at last weeks closing quotations and wool
and coffee are unchanged. The prices are
also steady for pig iron and steel billets,
though the request for the same is not
equal to expectations, the improvement
in this industry being in the demand for
plates, bars and structural varieties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09
Death Had No Sting,

The late Judge Rockwell Hoar of
Massachusetts, whose death was an
nounced last week, had been promi-
nent figure in Massachusetts, politics
for forty years. He was an aggressive
man but, withal, polite and his coun-
sci was much sought after by public
and private men. His most character
istic trait was his dauntless spirit and
the courage which he had always dis
played did not desert him in his last
DAYS.
His mind was active to the end and
he was able to write until few days
before his de ith In letter which he
wrote TO a friend shortly before his
demise, Judge IIoar said: 81 am en-
gagged in the pleasant task of dying"
Anothev incident of the closing days
of his life shows how little he dreaded
the end 1t appears that he was wor-
ried about a business affair with a
man named Coffin and requested one
of his sons to attend to it at once.
The son did so and, few days later,
entering his fathers room said: "Well,
father, I've fixed up the Coffin bust
ness" The judge smiled and replied.
Aren't you little previous, my son ?"
Death had no terror for the veteran
and he met the dark angel with the
same spirit with which he had fought
the abolitionist battle of ante-bellum
days. 1t was fitting ending for life
we'll spent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09
Scientific Farming.

Secretary of Agriculture Norton has
been posing for two years as an expert
agriculturist and, incidentally, as
friend of the farmer. He has told the
farmer of the East, the planter of the
South and the ranchman of the West
that he was the only man who knew
farming as she should be farmed He
has preached irrigation and drainage.
He has held forth on subsoiling and
top dressing. lie has tai ked about
summer fallow and spring fallow He
has discussed pruning and grating.
lie has run up and down the gamut
of the agricultural scale until he was
supposed TO be a regular ency clopaedia
of farmers lore.
But he fell down last week. lie is
now a shattered idol and it is believed
that he boned all his agraran lore
from the Handbook of Agriculture;
or How to Run Farm" He has lost
the respect of an admiring constitu-
ency and shares with Secretary Carlisle
the ignominy of an exposure of how
little he knows about his department.
In decision rendered few days ago,
Mr.. Morton said that the peanut is a
bean.
Now that is the depth of ignorance.
The merest schoolboy knows better
than that. Even Mr.. Mortons Ms
souri, neighbors will feel insulted
when they hear their COOLERS called
beans. And Boston will roar when
she learns Of the attempt TO make a
ground-uut come in the same class as
her sacred fruit.
Every body knows that the peanut is
an arachis hypogel and that the bean
is phaseolus vulgaris. Anybody can
see that an arachis hypogel couldn't
be 4 phaseolus vulgaris. The begin
ners class in the Montana Agricul-
tural college wouldn't make such a
mistake as that Ii all goes TO show
that farming cannot be learned by
handbook We may expect TO hear
from the agricultural department that
barbed wire fence Is bean because
II grows around posts set in the
ground.
This break completes the fourth
great American tr.umyirate-G-es-
nam. Carlisle and Morton. Their
names Will go down IN history, not for
what they accomplished but for what
they didn't know
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NOT IN ANY CHEERS.
The Presidents Message on Bonds Re.
ceiv-d with Scant Approval.

and iihbus,erlng on the appropriation TO
allow the congressman clerks at Sl,2lO
per anuum. brought forward as an
amendment TO the legislative appropria-
ton bill, retarded materially the progress ;
on that measure in the house today. Ii
being evident that a vote on the propose
ton was impossible to-day, the bill was
laid aside and other business was con-
sidered until adjournment.
President Cleveland's message. advising
congress Of an arrangement to sell 500 :
iut.uoI per cent. bonds, was received
with slight applause on the democratic
side. Speaker Crisp promptly referred
the message TO the committee on vays
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09
OFFICE or THT RED LIoN MINING Co,
ANACONDA. MONTANA,
Jan. -. 1875.

NOTICE i hereby given that az meeting Of
y the trustees ~ tile Red Lion Mining COM
pany. held ! IN. J., IS9l. an assessment 81 Two
t9l cents per share was levied upon the capl n
stock of the SaId ompany. payable on the 25th
day Of February. iS91. To the SECRETARY, II his
office in the city Of Anaconda, Deer Lodge
county. Montana. ANY stock upon which sad
assessment shall remain unpaid after the >dld
a1th daV OF February. lS.l5. shal be deemed de-
Unduent and Will be duly advertised for sale AT
public auction. and unless payment sha-l nave
bsrn f1atir before wI b. sold on the i1tu day
Of March. 1>ll. to paw the delinquent assess
tpent together with tup costs az sac
VI J. FITZHAEEI,A. secretary.
ao5 L. Commercial Avenue, Anaconda, Moat.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

IL we only had a Pacific cable. the presi-
dent and the Chinese emperor could sing
together Heart bowed down with weight
of WOE
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Chaplain Shipper must have foreseen
what the debate would be when he prayed
that the flag might be protected.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Mr.. Carlisle has reached the bottom of
the toboggan slide.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Now that the laps have taken Wei-Hai-
Wei, can they pronounce it?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

If Senator Mitchel's advice had been
given to the Chinese two months ago, the
pigtails would not be dropping so low now.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Cleveland's attitude toward Hawaii is
the kernel of wheat in his bushel of chaff
administration.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Senator Dolph must begin to realize
that he isn't wanted at Washington.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

of a freak. There are men in the legisla-
ture who could walk 80 miles and then
not know where they were at.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Bray of Silver Bow, may live in an i'm.
moral community but he's all right.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Maine is getting more water these days
than even a prohibition state wants.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

OF course, it's all right, but the silver
men might have let Carlisle down easier.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Despite the strain of Thursday the star
spangled banner still waves.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Compulsory patriotism is a cheap sub
stItute for the genuine article.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

The Chinese fleet was probably a flying
squadron.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

What is to become of the Salvation
army flag?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

There is cold comfort in the assurance
that snow keeps the ground warm.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Grover will borrow European gold IL he
can't get IL otherwise.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

That Butte policeman who walked
eight miles To find himself isn't 50 much
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

1t was adding insult to injury to "cheer
uproariously" when the bond bill was
voted down.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

For a craze that had died out, the free
silver movement is extremely lively.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Mr.. Springer seems to have lost his ac-
customed elasticity.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Jack Frost has scored we'll in his last
inning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Now that Japan has whipped China, it
is natural that England should claim
some of the pie.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

It's a poor patriot that has to be labeled
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-09

Hoods Pills are hand made. and perfect
IN proportion and appearance. &c. per box