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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-24
IN BIG TIMBER.

Big Timber. Oct. 2o.-Miss lola Quig-
ley of Livingston spent last Saturday
In town the guest Of Mrs. c. N. Skill
Ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bailey returned
Saturday night from a visit OF several
weeks with friends and relatives In
the East. While gone they took IN the
sights at the Omaha exposition.
Mrs. Jas. Medley. having rented her
residence in town to Mr.. and Mr..
Bardwel. moved the past week to her
ranch on the Sweet Grass, where she
is erecting a FINE new residence 10 take
the place OF one destroyed by nre some
time ago.
Miss Lollie Blake departed last week
for an extended visit In Iowa.
r.. O.. Sinclair. who IL engaged In the
stock feeding business near Sac City,
Iowa., Is in town at present buying cat
tie. He In accompanied by his son, j.
o. Sinclair.
Mrs. e. J. Bardwell and young son
arrived recently from Dickinson. N.
D.. to join Mr.. Bardwell. who Is the
new Northern Pacific agent at this
place.
Mrs. A. +. Kellogg returned h hrst
OF the week from a two weeks visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. Al Harrison at their
ranch home near the mouth or the
Sweet Grass river.
The annual Sweet Grass county in
stitute will be held Oct. q, 2s n 70.
Instructors will be State superintendent
f. A. Carleton. Helena City Superin-
tendent ]. f. Klock and Principal Orr
OF Big Timber.
DIR. John Moore is confined to his
room by an attack OF the rheumatism
Sydney Fox, J. A. Hall, w. NJ. Smith,
c. N. Skillman, A. T. Whitney. II. c.
Pound and Frank schaefer returned
Saturday afternoon from a three days
duck hunt in the Lake basin. They
brought back about so C
Charles Stocker departed the hrst OF
the week to spend the winter on the
Atlantic coast. 1t Is understood thai
he will not return alone.
w. NJ. Smith. a banker of Sheldon
Iowa. is visiting friends in Big Timber
Mrs. John Kelly has returned from
a visit to Helena.
Mrs. Lee Simmonson OF Absaroke'
visited with Mrs. A.. r. Cavane las
week.
Last Wednesday evening the loca
temple of the Rathbone sisters gave TIT
first OF a series OF social functions
which will be given at intervals dur
ing the winter. The amusement for tn
evening was whist. followed by ligh
refreshments. The members and thei
guests had a very pleasant evening
1 dIlu titIt - BfoiiAot Nhah
homes" viii be a source of much en-
Joyment during some of the long win
ter nights. Mrs. Skillman and Mr.
Yule were the hostesses of the evening
Frank Howard OF Spokane. Wash
is visiting here with his brother. Leste
Howard, and wing old scquain
tances.
Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick Patten. VIII
have been spending a week at Hunt
er's Hot springs. passed through Bi
Timber last week on their way HON
to Merrill.
Lafayette day will be observed FIR
day afternoon with appropriate ex
ercises by the Big Timber public schot
pupils.
Mrs. NJ. Bliss. who has been here IN
past month visiting her SON. Fran
Bliss, will depart Friday morning fo
her home in Stevens Point, Wis.
A very pleasant wedding occurred q
the residence of Jacob Rapstad o
oct. II. when Sven ]. Mainland an
Miss Matte Taijusen were Joined J
wedlock by Rev. +. ID. Bostwick. tn
couple will reside at Judith, Mont.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.
Paul Pauison suffers q Compound Fract-
ure of the Leg.

Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Basin. Oct. "A serious accident hap
pened to the Basin & Bay state cornet
band of this place at $50 this evening.
as they were on their way to Boulder TO
furnish music for the Campbell-Norrfs
meeting at that place tonight. The har-
ness broke on one Of the teams to the
carriage in which q number of the band
boys were riding and the team ran away
The carriage was upset and Professor
Paul Paulson. the leader OF the band. sus-
tanned a compound fracture Of the left
leg. The other boys were badly shaken
up and a number Of the instruments were
badly damaged. The carriage was literally
demolished. Professor Paulson was
brought back to town and cared for while
the remaining members of the band pro-
cured another rig and went on to Bouid-
err
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keri.try AGENT. Notice.

Notice is hereby given that Z. G. A.
MacCailum. registry agent In and for
election district No. .. Deer Lodge county
state Of Montana. will open the registra-
ton books at 217 r. Commercial avenue.
in the city of Anaconda. on the 24tn day
of October. 1ses. and will keep said reg
lister open to and including the 18th day
OF October. A. ID. 1sas. for the purpose OF
registering the qualified voters OF said
precinct for the ensuing election 10 De
held on the sth day OF November. A ID.
Ises. for the county OF Deer Lodge. state
OF Montana.
Ny once hour. will be from ? O'Clock a.
m. to . O'Clock .. m. OF each day.
q. A. MacCALLUM.
Registry Agent and for Election District
No. 3. Deer Lodge County. state OF Mon
tana.
October q. fses.
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Registry Aren't. Notice.

Notice IL hereby given that I. Mike
Kraker. registry agent In and for election
district No. 5. Deer Lodge county. state
OF Montana. will open the registration
books at No. 52 East Park avenue. In the
city of Anaconda. on the 24th day OF DC
tober. isse. and will keep said register
open to and including the 18Th day of oc-
tober. A. d. 1885. for the purpose OF reg
istering the qualified voters of said pre-
clnct for the ensuing election to be held
November Z. A. ID. 1885. for the county OF
Deer Lodge. state OF Montana
My once hours will be from > O'Clock
a. m. to . o'clock y. m. OF each day.
will also be at 8. L. Craven's shop. No.
se East Fifth street. In Seventh precinct.
October n. q and 18th. isss.
MIKE KRAKER,
Registry Agent In and for Election Dis
trict No. s. Deer Lodge County. State OF
Montana.
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CAPTAIN IL DISC ualf6ed.

San Francisco. oct. 22.-Genersl Mer-
riam has decided that Capt. John r.
Towers of Company A. 10Th Kansas.
was disqualified for service In Manila,
and therefore upheld the decision or the
board which first declared hi. incompe-
tency. Capt. George n. Watson of
Company l. ofthe same regiment. how
ever, was deemed by the general TO be
worthy Of his rank. n was reinstated
in his regiment.
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Pro,fresdsr Suicides.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. 22-The body
OF a man has been taken from the Ohio
river near Aurora. Ind, with his throat
cut. The two gashes made In the
throat are such that the coroner de-
clared they could rot be self-inhicted.
The body was Identified as that OF
Lawrence Treu. a proof reader OF the
Commercial Tribune. who quit his place
Wednesday. His friends believe he sui
Cfded
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Resistrx Arent.s Natics.

Notice Is hereby given that I. George r.
Payne. registry agent In and for election
district No. s. Deer Lodge county. state
Of Montana. will open the registration
books at ''Our Store building. corner
Park and Alder streets. In precinct No. q
Anaconda. on the 2tth day OF October.
isse. and will keep said register open to
and including the esth day OF October. A.
ID. 1885. for the purpose OF registering the
aualined voters of said precinct for the
ensuing election to b. held November sth.
A. ID. 1898. for the county of Deer Lodge.
state OF Montana.
NV Office hours will be from 2 O'Clock o.
m. 20 2 o'clock p. m of each day.
will also be at precinct No. .. foundry
ONCE, October 9TH. 18th and 18th.
GEORGE f. PAYNE.
| Registry Agent I'm and for Election Dis
trici No. 6. Deer Lodge County. State Of
Montana.
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MIUWIEW

Primary sssSna.ry y%sIsi.ry sySaiii: per.
rr..t~d a home Cor the same price under same
guarantee ~ ysa prefer 70 cone here se wtl
contrast 20 pay railroad fare sss hotsi eiAs, and
20 charge ~ ve fail 10 cure. n yoa have taken Ner
Jury. fs<i<e Potash esHd stn have srhes and
p.in., Aassas Pa.ch1s IN neath. sore fhroat
fiayles, Copper Colorsd sPsts. Ulcers on any
z this syshiIds BLOOD FOLSOM th.i 81 guar
sntes 20 ears. We solicit the most oesiinats
ea-~s as1 ehalienso the World FOR . case se can
sot esre. Thi. dissak. has always bNnsd the
XII Of the most sninest pay sieizns- SSOo.Ooo
eApitai 6shisd car uneonditionA guaranty. Al
soluts proofs seat sealed on spplcaton- Al
dress Cock Remedy Co. $50 hasssis rsapl~
CAse&SO, IL
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VIII Care for the Sick.

San Francisco. Oct. 22.-Colonel Ro-
land III. Hartley. secretary OF the gov
ernor of Minnesota and of the gov
errors stan; Misses Warren and Hig-
ginbotham. nurses. and DR.. Thomas
McDavitt of Minnesota have arrived
here. They have come to receive and
take charge of the Is sick soldiers OF
the 18th Minnesota regiment. who are
expected to arrive OF the hospital ship
Rio Janeiro from Manila, due to-day.
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Registry Agent. Notice.

Notice r. hereby given that j. James
Roach. registry agent in and for election
district No. Z. Deer Lodge county. state
Of Montana. will open the registration
books at the Blue Eyed Nellie school
house. on the 34th day OF October. -. and
will keep said register open TO and In
Guiding the 18th day Of October. A. D.
1855. for the purpose Of registering the
qualified voters Of said precinct for the
ensuing election to b. held Novemosr j.
A. ID. 1sss. for the county OF Deer Lodes.
state Of Montana
My Office hours will be from 2 o'clock
a. n. to 3 O'Clock y. m. of each day.
I will also be at Georgetown. Hoach's
store. Oct. %: Cable company boarding
house. Oct q: Gold Coin. MinerS union
hall. Oct. "a and =.
JAMES ROACH.
Registry Agent in and for Election Dis
trict No. Z. Deer Lodge County,. state Of
Montana
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Election Papers Exempt.

Washington. Oct. 22.-In response to
numerous inquiries on the subject. the
commissioner of internal revenue "a
held that certificates of nomination n
all other apers OF instruments neces-
sary legally to carry out the election
laws of the United States or the sew
eral states are not subject to the stamp
tax imposed by the new war revenue
LAM
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Corbett and Sbarkey.

New York. Oct. 2-The management
Of the Lenox Athletic club of this city
have completed ali the details for the
2o-round bout between Corbett and Shar-
KEY. which II scheduled to take place
here on Nov. - The prices OF admis-
sion have been fixed at 81 as the minimum
and SO as the ximu
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Registry Axest,s Notice.

Notice q. hereby given that I. John n
Eardley. registry agent In and for election
district No. I. Deer Lodge county, STATE
Of Montana. viii open the registration
books at SIC Maple street. in Anaconda. on
the 18th day OF October. 1sse. ana vii
keep said register open to and Including
the 18th day of October. A ID. -. Tor
the purpose OF registering the aualfned
voters OF said precinct for the ensuing
election TO he held November :. A. ID.
1858. for the county Of Deer Lodgs. state
of Montana
Ny Office hours will be from > q n TO
3 D. m. Of each day.
JOHN r. EARDLEY.
Registry Agent In and for Election Dis
trict No. I. Deer Lodge County. State OF
Nonfana
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m,.. win.,.v.. so.ts,ss syr.p.

6ss been used f1r ever FfrTY VARS BY VII,
IONS % MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHISg With PERFECT SUCCISs
lLLAYs Al PAIN; CURES WTSD oLIC. ard
Is ~. best rcnedy for DIARRHoEA Sole By
Drurxists In every part Of the ~0rld. Be sur.
and asa Tor NJ e.hslors ceotslhs ssr.t
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-24
Wheat az "A Bushel.

Some farmers are holding their wheat because
they think the price will go to 81 a bushel. The
price however, may go down instead Of up, and
thus great losses will follow delay in selling. In
all matters delays are dangerous, particularly so
in sickness. At the first sign OF biliousness, dys.
pepsiA. in Indigestion or constipation cure yourself
with Hostetter's stomach Biiters. Don't walt
for your condition to improve itself. for 1t Is apt
IN get worse still.
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DETECTIVE AGENCY.
". n CRABTREE

". n CRABTREE
DETECTIVE AGENCY.
A Silver Bow Block. Butte Formerly As
sis,ant Superintendent PinkertonsD
Detective business transacted IN street
3, confidence. VIII not engage in divorce
cases References furnished upon appica-
ton. Consultation and cOrrespondence So
uclted.
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Great Falls. Oct. 23.-The afternoon
train from Anaconda was two our
late to-day. II left Helena after sched-
ule time and at silver was laid out for
over an hour by a freight train which
was unable to pull over the Silver hill.
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A GREAT SUCCESS.
Articles II the Fair Bring Fabulous
Prices at Auction.

Great Falls. Oct. 23.-The fair con-
Quoted by the ladies' of 81. AIMS Cath
Ollie church closed yesterday evening
after an extraordinarily successful
week. Such articles as had not been
sold up to that date were put up at
auction and brought immense prices.
There is nc doubt of the financial sue
cess Of m fair. m the proceeds will
he devoted. as previously intimated.
to the erection and maintenance of an
educational institution to be carried on
by the Ursuline sisterhood.
Among the interesting features OF the
fair were two raffies. In one the prize
was q large oil painting of the late
Rev. Father Dols. which was won by
Thomas +. Richardson. In the other
raffie the prize was a big wax doll
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Rank OF spain's Report.

Madrid. Oct. Z-The Bank OF SPANS
report for the week ending yesterday
shows the following changes: Gold In
hand. increase. l.5<s.ooo pesetss: silver in
hand, increase. 1.ss.0co pesetas notes in
circulation. Increase. 2.sss.0o pesetas.
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starbuek Recovered.

Princeton. n. J.. Oct. 1-Starbuck. the
Cornell full back who was injured about
the head IN the game with Princeton yes
terday. recovered suficientiy 10 accom-
many his team back TO Ithaca to-day.
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Old fashions in dress may be revived.
hut no old-fashioned medicine can re-
place Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by drug
giSta
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Moki Tea positively Curss steh Head
ache. Indigestion and constipation A delight
fui hero drink Removes all sruptions Of The
refunded 25 cts. and so cts. For sale BY smith
Drug Co., Anaconda, and Psrchen-D'A eheul
Drug Co, Butte.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Take Laxative promo ouinine Tablets All drug
gists refund the money II Il fails 10 cure. 25c
1ke Ssnuins has l. b. Y on each tablet
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Experience is the hest Teacher. Use
Aeker's English Remedy In any case Of coughs.
colds or Group. should Il fail 20 give I'm ediats
relief money refunded. % cts and 30 ets.
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AeEsr's English Remedy will stop n
cough NJ any time. aud will cure the worst cold
in twelve hours. OF money refunded IS eta and
so cts.
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Acksr's English Remedy 10 beyond qsss-
ton me greatest OF all modern remedies. II will
cure . cough or cold immediately or money back
rs cts. and so cts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25
SENDING OF THE MAINE.
Cuban Representatives Say 1t win be jus
tilted by Future Events.

Washington, Jan. 24.-Senor Quesada.
secretary of the Cuban junta,and Senior
Albertini of the Cuban staff in Wash
ington, were about the capitol dur
ing the day comforting with members
concerning the Cuban status. Mr.. Que
sada said:
1.-THE sending of the Maine to Cuba.
whatever be the official version, Is, in
our opinion, proof that things are in
such condition in the few Spanish
strongholds that anarchy reigns, and
that American citizens and property,
unable to find protection at the hands
of the impotent Spanish government,
have now the protection of their own
vessels. 1t liz a declaration to the world
that the United States is not afraid
of the Spanish rnbble. which seems to
control the Spanish officials.
1.-THE attitude Of the Spanish papers
and officials has been that the pres
ence of an American warship in Ha-
vana means intervention; undoubtedly
they will now say that 1t Is the most
natural thing for nation to send Its
vessels to the ports of friendly
power, and Mr.. De LONE VIII declare
that his government Is delighted. But
we shall soon hear from Gen. Weyler's
subordinates in Cuba and from Spain,
that is, II the cannon of the Maine do
not bring TO the Spanish minds the
conviction that prudence In this case
is the better part of valor."
Senior Albertini says the sending of
the Maine viii Justify itself with flu
ture events. With his acquaintance
with Spanish methods. he says there
Is greater reason for apprehension
than has yet been shown. and he de-
clares that as soon as Spain finds that
Cuba is lost. carnival OF slaughter
viii be inaugurated with the guns of
Moro castle and the Cabanas fortress
trained on the city OF Havana.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

Boise. Idaho, Jan. 24.--In connection
with the celebration in San Francisco
of the discovery OF gold In California.
the story told of Nathan Smith of this
state Is interesting. Before his death
Smith OFTEN told the story and ex-
pressed desire that the true history
of the discovery should be published.
Smith claimed to have been with Mar
shall.
He said when they were deepening
the tail race to the mill. the little son
Of one of tho men was playing in the
water. This man was named WINNER.
His boy bothered him. showing peb-
blcs that he picked from the water.
Finaily the boy picked up something
bright and went to show IT to his fa-
Their. The latter imrntiently ordered
him to go away, and the boy sat down
on the bank and cried. Marshall sought
to confront him, asking to see what he
he'd. 1t proved 10 be a nugget that
made Marshall and California famous.
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TELEGRAPHlC BREVITleS.

The Italian armed cruiser Marco
Polo will sail for the far East on
Wednesday.
Chicago entertained President Dole
on Monday. This morning he lett ior
Washington.
The Senate has reported favorably
on the nomination of Gov. Griggs ior
attorney general.
Secretary Alger els improving IN
health. He was able to sit up In pea on
Monday afternoon.
Justice McKenna will assume ms
duties in the United States supreme
Court on Wednesday.
The London Daily Mail says that
Japan intends to test whether Taiien
Wan Is to be an open port or under
Russian control.
The Madrid cabinet will meet on
Wednesday to discuss the proposed
commercial treaty between the United
States and Cuba.
The French government will prose-
cute NJ. Gerault- Richard and the Comte
de Bernis for their conduct in the
chamber of deputies on Saturday.
A report came from Key West last
night that Consul General Lee had re-
signed. The officials at Washington I'M
mediately declared the report to be
false.
United States Minister Woodford as
serts that the American cruiser
Helena is proceeding to Lisbon mere
~ to relieve the American vessel now
there.
Minister woodford has cabled to the
department of state that the govern
nent of Spain has consented to neEo-
tiate n commercial treaty with the
United States on the basis of recipro-
city, with schedules for Cuba.
Postmaster General Gary has issued
nm advertisement inviting proposals
for carrying the mails In safe and suit
able steamboats, during the season of
navigation of 1898 on route N; 1907
from San Francisco, or Seattle, Wash,
to Alaska.
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clared most emphatically that there
had never been relations OF any kind
between German agents and Drcyfus.
Continuing. the minister said the story
of the waste water basket Incident Mt
the German embassy at Parts and the
finding there of compromising docu-
ments affecting Drryfus WINS sheer in
yention. He added that the Dreyfus
affair had not affected IN the slightest
the calm relations between the German
and French governments.
Baron Won Bulow nrefaced his dec
lnrntioii by neying hs co'lld only speak
with extrome caution as otherwise his
words might he represented as inter-
ference IN French affairs, and he
thought there was the more reason for
enioining reserve, since It might he
expected that light would be cast upon
the affair by the proceedings initiated
in France itself. r-h
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-25

Washington. Jan. PA bombshell
was sprung Mt todays session OF the
Senate Civil Service Investigation COM
mittee, when Ed Bailey, assistant eN-
aminei of the Civil Service commission.
and a leading witness, intimated that
The commission had sought to interfere
with his testimony.
Mr.. Bailey was asked as to the last
sweeping extension of the civil service
on NAV G. 1896. and he said the extern
slons were first presented by the COM
mission to the President instead of the
reverse. which he thoeht might be re-
quired by strict construction.
Al this juncture Chairman Pritchard
read n letter which he said he had re-
celved from Mr.. Bailey saying he was
"under unpleasant suspicion by rea-
son of being summoned and asked why
he had been singled out from the COM
mission. Senator Pritchard pressed
the witness regarding the reason Tor
writing this letter, saying, "if anyone
has interferred with you II is que 'he
commission to tell everything"
"The first thing that revealed the
fact that | might be suspected OF
knowing more about examination than
! actually know" replied Mr.. bailey
was when Mr. Proctor called me TO
office n little after the first testimony
| / gave. He said he had no desire 10
| influence my testimony in any way
| hut that the chairman of the commit
| toe had not summoned anyone friendly
| TO the commissiors and asked me Wha'
| I was going to say so he could he pre-,
nored to answer" The witness insisted
| that he did not believe Mr.. Proctor die
| not intend to intimidate him.