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, 1897-12-04
USEFUL AND POPULAR BOOKS
WORKS OF INTEREST AND VALUE 40 PEOPLE
OF ALL CLASSES AND fastest
"s'e,s Of u 2 sansss c,rs H , 2 yo,YTs Of e. L,Ess 2ouo's

Brief descriptions O. elect list of u@ful and popular books will bel und below Thssr I'm
phtet ruhmh .pn the special hme of which it uh. and they ~' Ofedu upon such terms As 10
p@" hem Suhn the reach of IL No man or woman an flt epohtdb by the possession fitness
books mol home should be Without hem Each book conMNso IN handsome octave volume of 81 hF
d"nha+Glnmn pages nicely printed and boipd IN Attractive paper covers Many of Lam e> hand
, 1897-12-04

LARAMIE LODGE NO. 3, A. F. and
A. NJ. Meets first and third Monday
evening in Masonic hall.
l.. G. Sinclair, w. NJ.
J. r.. Gates, Secretary.
, 1897-12-04

PILOT CAMP NO. AZ Woodmen q.
World. Meets first and third
evenings, in |. O.. o. +. hall.
w. L. Archibald, c. e.
g. l., tanner Clerk
, 1897-12-04

EMMANUEL COMMANDERY NO. 3,
evening in each month in Masonic hall.
J. T. Holiday. p. C..
J. e. Gates, Recorder.
, 1897-12-04

ALPHA CHAPTER NO. l, o. q. S.
Meets on the first Tuesday evening of
ZACH month in Masonic hall.
Mrs. A. S. Harmon, w. N.
Mrs. I. J. Dayton, Recorder.
, 1897-12-04
GREAT BOOKS BY FAMOUS AUTHORS !
The Best STANDARD Works Of Fiction Within the Reach Of All
Zach Book Consists IF a andsom Octave Volume of 81 LareeD Double Column
Pages, Neatly Bound in ar AuHcdveP Paper Cover

Bme Of hem most mousw works ever published are cudeim tn list Each bE comIs"f IA hari.
som &hvo volume of "a Ls eciumnp pages. nicely printed homc Lm. readable twp on god
PAPER and neatly tonndt in attractive paper covers. Bear in mind that these are not Cheap. n6iage
pamphlet but arg ard haaa%m t %M III Mnneve cov@s overs. In In tn" form the books aen @ only
handy and convenient nF f@nnSo Out hey nave HernAndtv value. Thef following is list of the
, 1897-12-04

cover a wide range Of SUBJ ~, the object being to p
place them within the reach OF all. No man or won,
books no home should be without them. Each bool
iouble-colnmn pages. nicely printed and bound in
somely illustrated
No. ms How to Train Animals. This
bo,k. written by an experienced animal trainer, tells how
.nl@si; M .ifis: q perform the most rsmsik'Si s tri:Ei
y" ~. Every Boy His Own Toy-Maker.
! sh sTssi soGs for H, 2oy., telling ,Hina h" " to % m.a . . stem p, ansins,
Machine Gu.anlc battery, Electric Telegraph, Telephone,
Magic Lantern, Boats Kites, Balloons, and many other
NJ. h29 The Practical Guide to F1oricuI-
,mrs. a ne complete II pT pSan Snl,.s to the !, e.. {" !
authorities upon ali matters pertaining to Horticulture.
.sc1ioq :" . aan 1'o'H rn,;9e mT rsiets pivsrs ! Tn,SI ra.,in Gs..
Experiments, TableauS WANTS Shadow rantomimes, Act
md p pheIses en'srt.in%snts and ,It evening" SsTial sa a. saine. p''n'
No: hSt Modern Etiquette for al Occa-
s.iPiae he rules Of department for all occasions, both for
NJ. haL; The Ready Reference Manual of
Facts Figures and Statistics. a collection Of
|silahIe information ioc the use Of every man, woman
.n Ss sh'i A.! s"nY The E, 9,c;Gssd f'i Tsn1y rsf'rsass:
;S1o s;Ri;Tsi a. ns syr s% , on i poultry poultry! kssT na",t iHft %pnnI!.h he'd,
80, no The Practical Horse and Cattle
toms q! every disease with which horses and cattle are
afn;c'et siys1 The causes Of such diseases, together with
NJ. n. The Handy ~CyclopSedia of Every
Day Wants, a c"nprn linn Of useful and vnlnanie
"'Au N''I WIN ITit'lEll l'CtlItS. HlniS. nelUs III
suggestions o. the greatest use /" every h"u-ekeeper.
NO. M The Family Doctor Book, contain
ing plain nnG simple Freedoms for the treatment of every
known disease or 1inUsut II the human frame, and sug-
sest!ng simple home remedies which usually effect a cuve
without the ncresSi- Y oi employing a physician.
NJ. NJ The National Handy Dictionary,
Icompiete nock"t dictionary OF the English language, c0u.
Gaining -! si~orl, Nth their orthograr definition and
~. hS; The Ladies' Model Fancy Work
Manual An .IllrIv new book 'mh"h, ing All the
lats-t Ideas IN ne sIlcwOrk, crochet, knitting and emhroid.
ey 1t &C lthir many new lace and crochet patterns, I'D
directions for making many articles oi wearing apparel
and for decor alive purposes
No. rs The 4 Merican Family Cook BoOk.
4 complete cook book. compiled by an experienced house.
keeper, and containing more than seven hundred Of the
'hoicest recipe classified tor ready reference.
No. h23. The Wilder EOOdIe's Love Afair,
AND OrHER STORIES, by Josiah ALIENS WIFE. This book
contains fteen complete stories, descriptive of tho laugh.
Atle doings oi the Jonesvills folks, by that Incompatible
humorist, Iosiah A,Irn's Wife.
NJ h3i. The Ladies' Guide to Beaufy.
This book contains minute and practical Instructions, ac-
rompanisd by many valuable recipes. for securing a hand.
llna form 4 clear and suIuDtI Mn n haauIIfIl curlnlnntn
, 1897-12-04

MAPLE GROVE OF THE WOOD
MEN CIRCLE-Meets first aud third
FRIDAY evenings in |. o. o.. i. hall.
Maria Baillie, w. q.
, 1897-12-04

LARAMIE TENT NO. I, h. o.. +. NJ.
Meets second and fourth Wednesdays in
4. o. u. w. hall. W. X. Ru,h, Com.
l.. II. Swigart, r. X.
, 1897-12-04

WYOMING CAMP NO. 5000, MOD
Erin WOODMEN OF AMERICA.
Meets first and third Tuesdays in A. o.
L. w. hall. {. J. Sawyer, V. c.
Chas. w. Bussard, Clerk.
, 1897-12-04

LARAMIE DIVISION NO. ., u. Il.
lay evenings at the ariuory IN X. OF =.
ha!i. A. Is. Pope, Captain.
John Prick, 5. X. r.
, 1897-12-04

ENDOWMENT SECTION 4ii, En-
towmtnl Rank, X. of +. Meets in h. o.
Z. hall. w. L. Chaplin, President.
j.. Z. Rauner, Secretary.
, 1897-12-04

HERMION TEMPLE NO. l, Rath-
one Sisters. Meets first and third
Thursday evening in X. 0. p. hall.
Mrs. w. Z. Chaplin, NJ. l.. c.
Mira " A Iuuas NJ OF Z
, 1897-12-04

DAMON LODGE NO. 3. K. ii p
Meets every Friday evening a. X. OF p.
nal! WIN. Nottage. e. [.
+. j.. Gosden, Is. OF K. and s.
, 1897-12-04

e.. l.. liauner, Clerk.
, 1897-12-04


gap where Rube had set him. Fellows,
we've got to get out OF here right quick:
follow me, boys!'
Holding their rifles In hand. and
clutching a hunters-knife also they
stepped out into the brush surrounding
the place. and started on the run for
the heavy timber on the bank of the
creek.
They had reckoned unluckily; a wild
war-whoop greeted the flying men as
they reached the edge of the forest,
and without being able to use their
arms. they were taken prisoners. Bill
and AL. fastened with their backs
against each other. and little Rube by
by himself, were bound to seperate
trees. but no SO far apart that they
could not speak to each other. and some
of the Ingins began to gather sticks
and pile them around the trees.
What r they going to do with
us?' anxiously inquired Bill Of AL.
Roast Us. you bet replied the 9TH
er. They'll md me tough enough, any
how
ut must be a painful DEATH So
liloquixed Bill.
well. 1t isn't the most pleasant
one. you can gamble on that said AL.
turning his looks toward Bill; but see
what the devils are doing to poor
Rube.'
bill cast his eye In the direction Of
the dumb boy, who was fastened to q
small Nae, about 100 feat distant
Standing directly in front Of It vas
g1gaatac InEin. nourishing his scalp
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
ARMOR TRUSTDENOUNCED
The Senate Fixes the Maximum
Price at $500 Per Ton.
NAVAL POLICY GONE OVER
II the Armor Manufacturers Won't Bid
at These Figures the Govern
ment viii Build Factory
of Its own.

Washington. July lS-The price to be
paid for armor plate for three new bat
tleships now In course of construction
vas the theme of extended and at
times lively. debate In the senate to-
day. Late in the day an amendment
To the deficiency appropriation hill was
agreed To, restricting the price of ar,nor
to $500 per ton, or il25 less than the
amendment reported by the committee
and recommended by the navy depart
ment as the minimum rate acceptable to
the armor contractors.
The question of armor plate for the
new battleshlps led to considerable dis
cussion. The bill provided a total ap.
preparation OF $S,It0,072 for arnior for
the three battleships authorized IN 1896
and limited the cost per ton to Sigj.
Butler offered an amendment reducing
the total to s., 800. limiting the cost
tn $500 per ton and providing for the
establishment Of a government nrmor
factory IL private concerns do not bid
within 1900 per ton.
Pettigrew asserted that to yield to the
demand of the armor plate trust was
a procedure too disgraceful to be tolcr-
ated.
Teller contributed a lively speech. II
had been the general impression that
our ships represented the power ard
dignity of the nation. but. he said, our
war SHIPS mad proved source OF con-
Iusion To the last administration. The
CUBAN war, the worst conflict In 100
years, with murder and outrage. had
ragged al our doors and throughout the
conflict we had no ship 10 send there
as the representative OF our national
uignity ana honor. The authorities
nave been AFRAID 10 send snip, rearing
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
cReeoe COMMITS SUICIDE.
The MilliVnaire's Wife Insisted tpon
Living With Him.

Los Angeles. Cal. July l3-Nich0las
e, Creede. the millionaire mine owner
after whom the town of Creede, colo.
was named, committed suicide with
morphine last night at his home in this
city because his wife from whom he
was separated, insisted upon renewing
their marital relations All doubts
which may have been entertained as To-
the suicide Of Millionaire y. g. Creede
were dissipated this morning by find
ing in his room bottle Of morphine
from which he had extracted enough
tn have killed several people. Despite
the most diligent search of the prem
ises, no viii has yet been found. hut
his attorney. who is now IN san Fran
cisco, may be able tu throw some light
upon this subject
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
IN OLD KENTUCKY
GOLD DEMOCRAIIC CONVENTION AT
LOUISVILLE TO-DAY.
Wicked Old Errck Is There and Will Adj
yocatc Fusion With the
Republicans.

Louisville. July l3.-Thc state conven-
tion of the National democrats OF KEN
tuck will be called to order tomorrow
al y. m. Hon. J. &. Sims of Bowling
Green will be temporary chairman.
while ex-Secretary John g. Carlisle
will be permanent chairman. Among th
leaders kho will he present are Gen.
Simon Bolivar Buckner, senator VIII
liam Lindsay. Hon. james a. Mckenzie
State Senator Henry l.. Martin, who led
the Blackburn forces in the fight fof the
United States senate ". e. T. Breckin-
ridge, Il. +. Jacobs. James \, Violet,
ex-Lieut. GAy. j. X. Hindman. John
Shelby and others.
sensation was caused to-day when
IL became known that Congressman J.
X. Hendrick of Livingston county had
been elected delegate and that he
would serve, Hendricks supported Bryan
last year, one proposition IL to fuse
with the republicans Col. W. e. T.
uiteeqonsecond rrightufse shdrlshrdlh
Brccginridge will champion the caus,
of fusion ana IN this platform Hon
John g. Orendorfr Of Logan county will
mae his fight for clerk Of appellate
court
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
RATES MAY BE CUT.
The Christian Endeavorer business Seems
To be Demoralizeh.


Chicago. July 13.-An open cut In
castbound Christian Endeavor rates is
one Of the strong probabilities. The
California lines have been officially
notified that one VIII he ordered II they
do not live up to the terms of the orig
inal agreement regarding thosa rates
Advices from San Francisco show that
they are about to set the agreement at
defiance in at least three particulars.
They proposed tn pay commission on
the business. they wanted to allow
stopovers In the territory east OF Cal
irornia and they desire to increase the
number of dates for the sale Of tickets.
Tho executive committee of the West
ern Passenger association. after con-
sidering the matter. decided that was
the only effectual way Of stopping The
decentralization arising from that
source. So far as the other two offenses
were concerned, lines indulging in them
were notified that neither stopovers
east of California nor extra dates for
selling tickets could he allowed. as q
solemn contract had been entered intn
with the western lines to that effect
ard II must be observed To the lettsr.
Chicago. July 1a-The roads Of the
Western Passenger Associa tion have
made up their minds II the Colorado
Midland and Southern Pacific do not oh
s.rvc the provisions OF the agreement on
the casthound business from the chris
tian Fndcavor convention they viii re-
duCe the rates openly No action will bt
taken until after the arrival Of chap
man Caldwell In san Francisco. hut thai
official will certainly take that action, aut
II h. finds that the agreement will no.
be- observed he will take such other ac
tlon as seems TO him to be advisable.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
SHOT IN THE LEG
LITTLE MICHEL. THE fLATHEAD,
MAkEs 4 LITTLE MASH.
doe HE Sic sa. Deserted by His sauaw,
seeks Heap Bis Er, enge With
His Gun.

Special Disuaich to IN" Standard.
phlipsburg July l5.-News reached
here this morning of the shooting of
Lit,l. Michel. Flathtad Indian, by
Joe Hck Sic Sa of the same tribe. The
shooting took place ON Marshall ere *
about four miles west OF this place some
time yesterday afternoon, Little Mich
els left leg was broken Just above the
nee by the bulle. The wound is such
that IL may cause death. Immediately
after the fracas Joe left an foot headed
towards Missoula. The trouble Is said
tu have arisen over squaw formerly
the mate of Joe. but whose love had re-
Gently been won by Little Michel y
handsomer man. Hick Sic Sa Is the sam
handsomer man. Hick Sic Sa If the
same Indian who last sunday at Butte
shot one If his tribe through both legs.
The truoble has been reported 10 Agent
! Garter.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14

drama. "A Celestial Maiden at the OAK
land lheatcr Oakland. The production
was an exceptional one aud made de-
cided hit, The play carries Nell-sus-
tnined plot aud Is evenly balanced
throughout lt tells the story OF the ah-
ductlon OF Kim Soy. Chinese maiden,
the betroth~d OF chou Yet. merchant,
The rescue of the girl from her abductor
III ching. dlgintary OF one OF the high
binder Tongs, forms the basis for cN-
ccllent Dramatic action. Its hattering re-
ception In Oakland, which is a consrrvH-
Tive show town. tnsurcs lts success any
where
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14

st. Louis, July lS.-ln the regular con-
Ncatiun of the American Protective as
sociation Of Missouri to-day President
Stephens delivered his annual address
ana reports were submitted by the see
rotary and treasurer and from the au-
diting committee. Judge Stephens In
his address, charged politicians with at
tempting to disrupt the order and satd
that II the loval members of
the councils which were sus-
pended yesterday wished 10 return,
they could do so by reorganizing and
leaving out the Objectionable polite
ians. The judge also said: The Inn
preston has gone out that the order
is only part OF the republican party
and this has done much hurt II as
the state A. p. a. is largely demo-
cratic" j. II. IIerrick of Kansas CTS
was elected state president. Herrlck is
an insurance man and IL said not 10 l.,
identified with politics,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14

for the currency commission, has bcrn
consulting with members of the commit.
tee on rules and other leaders OF the
house as to the spccial order Tor consid-
ering bill In case commission should
be recommended by the president The
lateness OF the session and the poor
prospect of any action In the senate do
not. Heatwole thinks, give much rncour-
agement for believing that any financial
plan will be- considered in the house until
next session. The feeling IN the house
seems 10 be that II the tarin hill Is out
Of the why little or no other business will
be transacted at this session.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
Iielcnn Lind Oiiicr Rrnnri.

Special Dispatch to the STANDARD.
Helena, July i3.--ln his report TO the
secretary OF the interior W. r.. Cox. reg
lister of the Helena land office shows
that almost one-half OF the total acreage
Of this district Is unsurveyed. There are
@,2i,.0o0 acres IN thu Helena district. di-
vided az follows: Surveyed. SiG0,i1o: un-
surveyed. "a. .222. $40; Indian and military
reservations. 2.i2s,a6o acres; disposed of.
i.l25.os0 acres. or $1,000 In silver Bow
county only 5000 acres have been dis
posed of. Deer Lodge county has al5.eio
acres Of which but 10000 have been dis
posed of.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
RHODES IS CONDEMNED
His Conduct in the South African
Affair Disgraceful.
GREED NOT PATRIOTISM
The Findings Of the Parliamentary Com.
mission Anything but Favorable
to the Wealthy Britisher-
His Coniederates.

London. July 1g-The nartian,apta,.v
soutb Aric,n ,,,,r,tssi,,,, ,,,,,.s
10, -, t,,.,,t,t.... -
''fu" ,''s '"" wv i'"'sNa aa'
Iaiu' mas aHieeu upon l's report. Th'
Pan Mall fazeite viii publish tomorrow
a summary of the conclusions Of the
committee. The report will expr,ss an
emuhatic ,l,inion tb.t ,,bat.,,.r b,s,t-
6ca,,o, ,b,,s ,,,i,,h, ho,..' -, ,,.r ,n..
,.,,.',. ~ -
~ Wv " Wv pN'l'' W '"
ilahnesnu's, 'here was none Whatever
Tor tech Rhodes conduct I'm subsldiz-
ing, organizing aud stimulating an
armed lnsurrectIon against the govern
ment of the Transvanl \ boavv r,snon.
sibilt,V according II, ,b,, ra,,,,, ,..,,,ain.,
,,.t,t, ph,,,t., Ja,,,t,., a.. -, ~. ',
w" ''''s' u.'i,,s '.' '"'' '''' h'
Inv '"s, n'"ine"'' pt' Iahies"h lhNau-
ed the TranSNaal WITHOUT Rhodes di-
rect sanction,
The gravity Of Rhodes transaction
is weightily exprrsed bv IN. comuitt.,
which 6,ds ,b,, a., ,.ri,,,,,,. ,.,,,Iar
-, -. - - -
''' w, az" '"'''''"'
60. e,i,'hen'S' l""' 'he p'"'ee"'hsS re-
suited IN the astounding preach OF inter
national comfy that he utilized his po-
sition and the great interests he con
| trolled IN assist and sunnort r,volution
aud deca,,ca the hi,,h c,,,,,nissi,n.r
-, -, ,,..,',''l "a, ..t'''.' -.
as . w, aa ~ ~" ~. u,s We tl"'' l'
w, ai.a'',',. - ,,'''a ',',''',,,, 'r''''a,'
"'~ = W " Ia
! n - ,', ' ,s. ~,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
ON THE TRACK.


New York. JUL i&-Thc Brighton Beach
track was like a lake to-day and the
sport was dun. Nile salvablc won, Don't.
tor second. Dcr-slIyor third; time. Ia.
Five furlongs-Dccant"r won, Nigcnta
second Dog Town third. Iimc l0o. Nau-
illus one mile and sixtecnth-Sun
Slope won. Azur second, Firesidc third,
time. l 80. Mil,-sctfast won. Premier see
ond. DIR. Sheppard third time. I:i67.. Six
furlours Swango Won. Sly Fox second,
Storm queen third, time, i.lN. Sin ur-
longs-E.in won. Mahonry second. Ned
Jed third. time, La.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
MONTANA INTERESTS.
survey of the Nei-waone R'yer-Paten:s
ISSUED to Montana Men.
Dispatch to the STANDARD.

Special Dispatch TO the standard.
Washington.July l3-The war d.
partment has decided that $500 shall be
expended in a survey of the Yellow
stone river near Glendive and II the re-
port is favorable $1,000 win be devoted
to improving the river.
The secretary of the interior to-day
approved for patent to the Northern
Pacific Railroad company two lists n
lands selected under the lan1 grant.
embracing lsl.5l7 acres in Bo=eman.
Helena and Miles City districts.
Montana patents issued to-day:
Charles q. Anderson of Butte. ice velo-
cipede: Lawrence X. Donlin of Havre.
electric railway system. Byron Mark
ham of Helena. bolster plate.
Second Lieutenant John T. HIATT. re-
Gently promoted from corporal has
been assigned to company ID. 95th in
fantry-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-07-14
Army Prom ut ions.

Washington. July iS.-The president to-
day sent the following nominations To the
senate; Lieutenant cooncls To be coloncls
Guy V. Henry. Third cavalry, l.. II.
Carpenter, Seventh cavalry; Samuel Il.
NJ. Young Fourth cavalry; John l.. Isa =
con. First cavalry, Majors to be llcutcn-
ant colonels-A. II. chaflee: Ninth cav
airy: Michael Cooney. Fourth cavalry.
James Jackson. Second cavalry: 4. Nor
ris Third cavalry,
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st. Louis. July i3.-SiS furlouss-lmp,
Sugar won Amci5 Fonzo second cut
raj third: time. .lji,. Five furlongs. ?
year-old nlnr--H'llc OF Memphis won.
Amarzeln rcront Night Gown third
time. i.u3. Mile aId - yards-Lady Brit
tnnic won. TGcb Pete second Parole
Dor third. time. l.Eii, Purse, HiX fur
longs-Greyhurs won. Gustgvio second,
Bridget third. tine, lis. Mile and aii
eighth-Glad Eyes won. Donation second
Astrada third line l:S4is. Six furlongs--
Miss Verne won Robair second. OuI
Bishop third, tim. l.l5.
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A rrohibi,,vc cntic Dat,

III Paso July ls.-The duty imposed by
the new larin on imported cattle will
have a prohihi,ory eject as far as Mex
leo II concerned. During the last 81
months In the neighhcThood of j0u.Gp
head Of cattl" have been Imported Into
this country. paying To this government
a bout 5000 The duty on MeXican cattle
under the new tarin will range from z
to 81 per head while the old tarin aver.
aged 81 - per head.
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san FrSncisco, July 13.-The prelimi-
nary examlnN ion OF Theodore Fieg.l. for
morly bookkseper for tn" firm OF Hon
man. Rothschild & Co.. upon th" first
charges OF cmhezzlrment preferred
against him was commenced before Judge
Campbell this morning in the pres.nc"
a. large crowd oi Spectators. The sp"-
citic charge upon which the prosecution
elected to proceed WAS hat of the "m-
brzzlcment Of u draft for AB. ~ upon
the Chico bank, Very little progress was
made at the morning session