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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
CARTER IN GREAT FALLS.
The Only seven Club Intends to show
Him a Thing or Two.

The Only seven Club Intends to show
Him a hin or Two.
Great Falls, July 3l.-Among the not
able arrivals on yesterdays train was
the Hon. Thomas Ii. Carter, United
States senator. strangely enough the
only man i'm town To rush TO the train
and greet him Mas DIR. Mccain Of sand
Cuul-e. who has recently received an
appointment to Circle City. Alaska. This
gentleman felt the Importance Of the &C
Casion and was not only on hand, but
insisted on packing the senator's grip
to the hotel. Apparently the silver re-
uubliCans had no particular use tOt the
senator. and the Only Seven club has
stated that they would soon show Car
ter who was running politics IN this
neck Of the woods" The reception must
have reminded the distinguished gen
tlaman strongly Of a former occasion. In
1896, when after waiting for half an
hour for an expected procession 70 form
a. an escort 10 the opera house, he was
Obliged to proceed thither alone in an
open hack. followed by a bowling moi
! of BOYS. who made the meeting interest
ing BY catcalls and jeers.
Mr.. Carter has spent the time In
studying the interesting spectacle at
furdsd when ones own party splits int
/ about three sections and each has moth
I ing but al to say VI the other. lie failed
70 recognize the Mckinley-Hobart clut
Two years < as having any connec'
ton with the victory. though they ae'
/ complished nine-tenths Of all that was
done and II is quite natural that they
should be anxious 10 show him what
what. while the silverites never did have
any love for Tom. Altogether he Is tbs
man between two m~illstOnes In thi:
town and yesterday morning bets were
even that he would not come down
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
THE WOOL MARKET.
IA Buyers Attended the sale at Fort
Benton-s satisfactory Prices.

TIC boIS''
Benton-Satisfactory Prices.
Great Falls, July 31.-Yesterday az
ternoon the woolbuyers went down TO
Fort Benton to attend the second sale
of wool held there this season About
700. 900 pounds were offered, of which the
buyers took about 500. 900. From all re-
ports the sales were very satisfactory TO
both Sides. Tn prices ranged between
Is and 17L cents. which is about the
average of the prices paid in Northern
Montana this season. The buyers put
into practice the same custom which
has held here, binding the growers not
10 divulge the prices paid until the
close of the sales.
The transactions were as follows: G.
r. Keller TO Thayer. 105 sacks at l6sc;
Crichton e. White to B~arraclough, 63
sacks at 1850; Homer * F1agler TO
Barraclough, POS sacks at 1850; l. +.
Churchill to BaTraclOugh, l25 sacks at
161sc: +. Wedeking to B~arraclough, l32
sacks al l51zc; William Gray TO j. X.
Patterson, Ill sacks at 15&c: John
Haigler to Patterson, 80 sacks at l5c;
Brough Bros. to Thayer, 40 sacks at lIc'
the John T. Murphy clip of 200 sacks
received a tie bid and was divided be-
tween Abbot and Patterson at l11sc,
Donald Bell to Barraclough. 81 sacks al
I5%c; Libbey & Merrill to Dewey. l04
sacks al 161zc. n l04 sacks TO Thayei
at the same price; f. p. L
Abbott. 50 sacks at l6hc: Jamison Bros
10 Patterson. l12 sacks at i63sc: w. q
Peters to Thayer at 1880: Georg'
Wackerhn TO Abbott, 81 sacks at lie
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[IIUI3lEIN

Primsrr, sseond.r; or Tertiary sZsai. per.
irrated al home for the same price aadsr ssns
guarantee. n you prefer 10 come here ws VIZ
cou tract 70 pay railroad fare and hotel esis. sae
no charge IL We fail 10 cure. IL ron have taksa hsr
curry. fsdids Potash. land still have arhes and
pains. Mucous Patches In mouth, Sore Threat
Pimples. Copper Colored spots. Ulcers On eny
/. mi. Syphlhtie BLOoD POISON that ve guar-
antee TO care. We solicit the most obstinate
cases and challenge The world for . ease - esn
moi rur,. This disease has always oamsd the
skill Of the most eminent physicians. 500. 900
capital behisd our anconditional guaranty. Ae
sofute proof. sent sealed on application Al
dress Cook Remedy To-, $40 Masonic Temple
Chicago. IL
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
What Will BECOME Of China?

Mons can fores ee the outcome of the quarrel
between foreign powers over the division of
China II is interesting to watch the going TO
pieces of this ancient but unprogressive race.
MANY people in America are also going to pieces
because OF dyspepsia, constipation, blood, liver
and stomach diseases. We are living too fast,
hut strength, vigor and good health can be re-
tanned IL we keep off and cure the above diseases
with Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
A Big Picnic.

Davenport. Ia. July a.-The North
western Ssengerfest terminated with a big
picnic to-day attended by 5000 people.
davenport being the objective point OF
excursion trains from ali directions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
QUEER MISTAKE.
Labels Transposed on Packages of Cabbage
and Caulifiower seed.

Great Falls. July S1.-Lovers of
kraut and other forms of cabbage are
likely to find the local market short
on their favorite vegetable this fall.
one OF the stores of this city. which
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WIFE'S AWFUL


Ny wife was in the most horrible condition
of any human being, from Eczema. sh could
neither sit down nor lie down, her torture was
so intense. Tried all the doctors that l could
reach, but she got so that l firmly believe she
would have died within twelve hours If | had
not been advised of CUrIcURA REMEDIES and
got them Ny wife trsnf TO sleep On fnco hours
arer the first application, although she had
NOT slept for seren d0ys, and with two boxes
of CurIcuRA tointment) n one cake Of
CvTIcuRA soar she scas absolutely cured. and
ID well and hearty to-day.
syxxpy Cuzx TRssrnEST yoR ToErvrrso. DtsyIe-
uxfuo HuxoRS wITH Loss OF HAIR : YARN baths With
CrTlcusA soar. gentle snoanrnes with CCrtcrRA- pur-
"a ~ ,moi5rnf skin curssL and mild doses Of CrrTcUhA
RxsoLTrsT, greatest of b.ood purifiers and huEnor cures
sofa throurheut fhs sarAd. PoTrEs D.aSn {. Corr
eols Props, B0ston- hOv % Care the Nopfkexm&f
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01

Moki Tea positively Cures Sick needs
ache. indigestion and constipation A delight
full herp drink Removes all eruptions of the
refunded. rs cts. aud 80 cts. For sale BY smith
Drug Co. Anaconda, and Psrehen-D Acheul
DRUG Co. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01

Acker's EngIish Remedy 10 beyond qses-
ton the greatest OF all modern rem edies. IL will
cure a cough or cold Immediately or money back
% els and 50 cts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01

Experience Is the Best Teacher. Use
English Remedy In any case Of coughs
colds or Group. should IL fail TO give INN edfste
relief money refunded % cts. and 30 cts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01

Aeker's English Remedy VIII stop -
cough At any time. and will cure the worst cold
in twelve hours, or money refunded. % cts. and
80 cts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-08-01
COMPANY A FUND.
General Stanford Makes a Statement of
Its Disbursement.

Great Falls, July 31.-General James
T. Stanford makes the following official
and final statement of the condition and
disposition of the Company A fund:
Previously acknowledged ......sl ,653 25
Ladies' Sewing club dance lad
d~itional).. -. -. .....-........ 10
II. E. EVANS. =. ........... Z w
DIR. c. j. Il. Stephens. ........ 5 90
James Fitzgerald . BIZ. ............ l W
Paid in-name not known. -. j 90
Balance Fourth Of July taddi-
tional) ......... ....A.... ..... 10 70
Total. ., ...........s1 ,6S7 is
The fund was disbursed as follows:
Photographed Captain Moran,
July d.. go. 80. ..........$l,6o W
Hong Kong draft to Moran,
July 30. go. ................ 81 90
Telegram to Moran. July L.. 80
Telegram from Moran. July L.. 20
Telegram from Moran, July IA. ] 20
Telegram to Wells, Fargo &
Co.'S bank, July 10. ID. ...... j 80
Telegram to Moran, July IT,. l %
Total. . d. . . :. -. ............s1, 6S1 Is
The Hong Kong draft last forwarded
to the boys will be worth when 1t
reaches them $172 In the currency of the
Philippines. so that they will nave some
Trims like So 800 at their disposal. Much
credit is due to General Stanford for
the work he has done in this matter,
but there are so many others, the ladies
and the rest, who are entitled to credit,
that il would require many columns 70
print the entire list of names. II has
peer simply an expression of the COM
munfty of It's sentiment oward the boys
who have had the courage to go to the
front and fight the country's battles.
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sois throughout ths sarAd. PoTrrs n c. Corr
eoss Preps. B0ston- HOs % Care the Nostks<n&fS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THE CRYPTIC RITE.

Adelphc Council held i,s last session for tho
season on Saturday. June 4. and closed It's labofs
I'm a blaze of glory and enthusiasm. The official
visit OF r. H. George McGown 10 Adclphc brought
additional interest and also many distinguished
visitors Among them were NJ. ILL., J. II. Bertholf.
Grand Master OF Ncw-Jerscy; Charles Bclchcr.
George Scott Hawkins Hartley and others from
New-Jersey or Adclphcs own "iigh's' wer" Fred
erck Kanier John ". coburn. Davis. Downs.
stlyers John r. Gardner. William II. Andrews.
George Van Vliei and many old-tlmcrs whose
lights still shine TO illurnne the recesses OF the
Ninth Arch.
The illustrous Grand Deputy Master Introduced
the official guest OF the evening. who was well
coined In neat address by the Master. Thrice Ill.
l. Harris Baiston. and after the grand honors
were given Companion McGown spoke In the
highest terms OF the good work OF Ad-phic 'oun-
cit Another pleasant feature was the presentation
OF a Grand Council Apron To RI i'll. William
Uoman Grand Representative OF the Grand Council
OF Maine. This too. was done by RI ILL., kanter
on behalf OF the members OF Adelphic and was
responded to by the recipient in modest but e'o-
Quent Language. 80, -, ,. -, -.
rite and among them were some we'll known ana
nrondnent members Of all the branches Ia the
crofi NJ Ill George NJ Os2oodly WAS among the
VISITORS as were also DR. Frcciand OF keep
sic: Sanford Mason. Coffin. NJ. d. Getty and hosts
OF Others
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
ANCIENT ACCEPTED SCOTTISH RITE.

The Lodge OF Perfection o, New-York City, met
at Scottish Rite Hall. Tuesday. June l. Bro william
Hardness the Master. enjoyed an ample reward for
his untiring abors during the previous month. az
he succeeded In bringing together several hundred
distinguished brethren hailing from remote points,
for, besides a large attendance Of members or the
New-York bodies. the cities OF Denver. Col; Pitts
burg. Penn: Hartford Conn; Camden, New Bruins
wick. ana Jersey city. ~ j.; Buffalo, Rochester
Syracuse, Binghamton, Albany and Utica. ~ L.,
were Represented by those present.
\ feature Of the occasion the presence or FOUR
OF the five active members Of the Supreme Councii
for New-Yoril tate--Illusrious Brothers charles
r. Idle. Clintos T.. Paige. William Homan and j. H.
Hobart Ward. the only absentee being Ill Danlel
Sickels In his eighty-fourth year. and too zee
bic venture out the occasion. III. Bro. Honail
in introducing the visiting actves. made the pleas
ing announcement that thirty-fye years ago on that
day III. Bro. Ward had received the Honorary
Thirty bird Degree and was celebrating tnat I'M
portant anniversary among his brethren or the
Rite that evening After interchange or felicta-
lions the work OF the evening proceeded with the
comforting OF the Fourteenth Degree In fun cere-
mon'a form. Ill. Bro. Ward demonstrating by MS
ma gnifcent rendition of the Commandments the I'M
pressive beauty OF the degree. III. Bros. lioman
UeyZer Crawford Wood. Marter. Mathot and others
assisting At the conclusion OF the ceremonies a
collation. served In the spacious banqlet-room
OF the hall Altogether II was a thoroughly ENJOY
able evening. which will long be pleasantly remen-
bered by those fortunate enough to be present
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
TUr PEIpER N THE CRAFT.

The funeral OF the late Thona X. Eagleson. who
had been "A member OF Naval Lodge No 60 for
twenty-five years. took place on Saturday after
Corners Staten Island. The attendance was large
there being about enc hundred Masons present De.
sides representatives from the order or EIks OF
which Bro EagesOn was also member: NhN1i
Lodge turned out I'm large numbers. ana RlchnoHu
Lodge OF Port Richmand. Staten Island also was
represcnted The services at the grave were aDy
conducted by VI. W. Bro John stewart assisted ~
the brethren of the two Masonic lodges present
and were remarkably impressive. The music was
furnished by the remplar Quartet which adued
gfeatIv 10 the solemnity OF the occasion The pail
bearers were 4. W. Bro. Muln. W BRO byrne'
Bros Kuhn. Sharpe. Won Claim and DERBY W.
BRO Guest WAS also present The deceased Drotncr
had been % welknown actor Ills stage name was
player OF Shakespeare, his specially beine IN tIe
roe OF Richard Ill Many members OF the proies-
sion were present Great credit is due w BRO;
Coleman for his great effort In making ms one OF
the impressive Masonic funerals Witnessed III
many years.
Brother william n Hazard an esteemed mem
Der Of Republic Lodge No. $50. died last week Inc
Masonic services were held in the Grand Lodge
rnorn Masonic Hall W. Master Frederick e.
Iafeiey OBLIGATED. The interment took place yes,
ferday at Greenwood Cemetery brother iiaZarn
WINS mad. A Mason I'm Republic Lodge June TO- loi
and for ten years served as its treasurer
Excelsior Lodge No. l9o was called upon TO mourn
the loss o. two members in one day last week
Rrother Avery Bramhcy. who was made a Mason
Or Jerusalem Chapter ana CGur de Lion COM
nandery and Brother Samuel Parkinson. VINO was
7, faithful member OF Excelsior Lodge since No.
vernL4r % 1888 w Master Denham assisted IN the
funerals o, these brethren. and the members as
sisted In tenderly deposting the remains IN Mother
Earth.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
THE SEVEN WISE MEN.

The seven wise men means the committee OF the
eouare Club which In turn means the orgahiza-
zion ~ the Seventh Masonic District. ana "hich
finally means ali lodges located in the CITY OF new
York and numerically arranged from NO. 4S' 10
al These wise men are W. August Eickeiperg'
chairman: W. Brockway and Berry. OF Gramercy'
Alexander SHARP Of Scotia: Cullinan. Allan Will
isms and lanes Collins, Of Monitor. All these
talented brethren we're aided by the president c'
.he club. r. w William j. Mathews; w hichard
ghephard secretary. and David Graham as c"ai'-
man OF the Reception Committee TO arraHge ..,c
SQUARE Club entertainment and festivai. "h'c" was
held last Monday night at Lyric han -, =, nv
The afair was such success as coud 10 tN
pec,ed when one studies the above name an. anu
knows how well all these brethren work toge' ner
for all that apUeTiains 10 the welfare OF tne w,
trct In the craft The president opened me pfoceca
bG the Iadjc, welcome lie emphasiZed 'IancS
FOR he said the brethren are with us al the tihe'
and We rejoice In your presence ana H0uF VII
Then came an evening with MI ana hrs' d: , w ~
iams Macy excellent entertainers. then r eiresh-
men,s and finally informal dancing VS. ", vnaI9
The success Of The evening as did W Micolino and
wife Oliver u. La Barre and Mrs La Barre, mnC'ha
o %a end Mrs Mrs W.T. 6 Ad dsnnr H OF Sofia
and Mrs Hi. George F. Doerincke Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Moore Mrs. and Miss Stewart. william >.
Thomson wife and daughter r. W. James ,,br DE be
Wilde and Miss DE Wilde. David Kay and VIE, ~,
". John A. Sly and Mrs, Sly. Henry 1, Colema'
Bsach" and Miss Maggie Gregory. Henri He
man and Miss Lottie Gregory. and tuny tnree
hundred couples were enjoying the entertain mem,
confor, and enjoyment offered by the brethren OF
the Square Club. The leading lodges in the district
eight Past Masters, Scotia had four present; Cope
stone sent six Harlem, Greenwich. PARK. ~; ,e-
Gle and Pyramid in fact all did well. and me
audience was well pleased with the outcome anu
TIE EVENINGS results
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
4 SILVER ANNIVERSARY.

One Of the nea.est and sweetest celebrations held
IN years In Masonic circles was tho one arranged
enc successfully carried out by Charity Lodge no
~. last Thursday night. on the twenfy-hfth ami
'ersary Of the institution OF this good lodge. The
Programme was extensive and elaborate. and 1t Is
Only to be regretted that in short newspaper
1'ilele' limited 10 space. all the pretty things
.aia and all the pleasant happenings cannot be
described in detail
me lodge opened In due form by W. Lewis
~ Cnapman. the Master. after which the Past
casters were duly and courteously received and
c G. ssSs1I BY the Master Then r. W Stephen
russn district received the honors and under the
:S s p,s. Of r. " J. Stewart wilson Grand Mar;
David Tay0ar with the usual grand aonors Rad Ere
e sae nrst Master ". John A. Wunnenberg. re-
some his share Of honors. together with hand
s ssS.s Bro george Conrad also
wers sI !, handsome apron. The presenta lions
Fender aoSsPh Jo hne s1a ras on bess
Pas;A ne brethren Of Charity Lodge. presented 10
Masters and nnay y' Master sea"' Chapman
bouo5xs,s sented by member with grand Moral
nov came the really enjoyable portion OF the
The lodra WI sweetest part Of 1t ahe ladies'.
wives a s'N as Charity's own. composed OF the
admitted 'ef1 and daughters Of the members. was
sarmns wife Of the Mas,er 'S presested To- the the
and 1n a great lights beautifully bound Bible
vas done uy SOLD silver square and compass. This
Z. p Pb,Iinea neat and eloquent address Then Mrs
altar nnIips presented beautifully embroidered
Offered usnon. and finally Miss Frederick Conrad
and numhovve very handsome bannere,. with name
cloth Ihnvcr OF lodge. and black velvet altar
In sin eessnT'iful,y and mngnincen,ly embroidered
silver p, ten gold All those gifts well as q
Addrssr.e gracefully accepted by the Master
sntatIon spes ~ss made besides tho several pres
HoSSrs Matthew Taylor and r. W. Jefferson "
second pI.tflcUsn s. p n; X Xs. d. OF the Thirty
many sne ~ the Masonic Quartet in.erspersed tho
pany ad;onrynl she festivities over the large COM
ton and Ths sea had provided an ample COLA
Master its ee,s the health Of Charity lodge its
sn&F -"' most enjoyable evening came 10 an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12

Slack vacated the East placing the Senior Warden
s 4. Boucher. in the chair. Past Master Tunison
occupied the West. and Brother T.. J. Irwin the
South. The available talent Of Greenwich Is always
signal ability with which Brother Boucher con-
ferred the degree.
Pioneer Lodge worked the second degree. w:
Master Duesng presided. surrounded by many OF
MacEntcc. tiutgscll, Swan Peter Flack. Have ana
many others Brother Morris Gardner, the hew
Senior Deacon did exceedingly well IN essayinS the
work OF the middle chamber passage In this his
ters for Masonic talent.
Doric Lodge gevc the first degree IN good form.
The Junior Warden Brother Graham. occupied the
East IN most crcdifable manner. w. Brother COL
Inns presented the Apron and Past Master Ernst
explained the working tools There were also pret-
ent and assisting IN the good work Past Master -
Names. kassell Peter Noerhoven perham: by
and Bean. Among the visitors We're W Mcmillan.
Of Charter Oak and WIS Downing, Emerson AT
mold and Bose
Howard Lodge No. 81 held very pleasant com
munication. working The second degree IN me NM
form The Mister o. aTk Sar eSpan
the working tools W. Holde. OF Washington l.odsc;
Anderson. OF Star OF Cuba. and John T. smith az
assisted and encouraged the members by tn"'f
work and example.
most complete success. among me Dest lcatui'S
OF il being the speeches Of Mrs. Chapman. MiS.
Phillips and Miss conrad. BY unanimous VOC OF
all the brethren present the name or Mrs. chapman
will be presented TO the Grand Master Tor his
favora BILE consideration District Deputy OF Inc
intellectual Eighth District.
Never before in the history OF the Grand Lodge
(or probably Of any other Grand Lodge, was the
report made that every constituent lodge had made
lis return and paid its full dues Such. however.
the report as read by Grand Secretary Ehlcrs
Lest Tuesday in the presence Of az Masters rrpt'-
senting over nincty-fve thousand Masons IN the
t'mlrp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-06-12
KANE LODGE NO. i5j.

as Is the usual custom of this lodge when the
Grand Lodge IS in session. the brethren met In the
.ommandery room and the Worshipful Master
lanes F. Starlight. was kept busy receiving and
greeting what probably the largest and most
representative gathering Of distinguished craftsmen
that ever graced a subordinate body. II is abso-
rr,.lv impossible 20 name the three hundred or
more visitors but the most noted among the num-
her were NJ W. Josiah W. Evan. G. NJ. Of New
Jersey; NJ w Thomas j. Shyrock. T. G. NJ. Of
MARYLAND; NJ W J. Edward Simmons p G. NJ. Of
Nsw-York: NJ W William Sherer. y. G. NJ. Of
yew.York; NJ W. John Stewart. p G.. NJ. OF New
York r. w Joseph Z. Moore. d. G.. NJ OF New
Jersey r. ". George W. McNall. y. G. NJ. o:
Connecticut; r. w. William s. Hennng S. G.. w
n MARYLAND: r w. John il. Wilkins. J. G. w OF
Nsx.Jersey: r. w. Charles ID. luke. 3. G. d. OF
yew.York; r. w Henry z. Gillespie. d. u. g. NJ
Twenty-second Masonic District: r. W. Albert w
Warehouse d. d. G.. NJ. Twenty-third Masonic
District: r. W Henry l.. Fowler. d. D. c. NJ
rwen,y-erh,h Masonic District; r. ". George 3
Sheppard d. D. @. NJ. Thirty-frst Masonic DIS
tret: r. " Joseph ]. Little. Grand Representative
Of Grand Lodge Of England; r. w: Ih9 mas. ~
SNsw.Hampshlre: T. w Joseph Morris Ward
Grand Representative Of Grand Lodge Of Nev-Jes-
,y pdSsr W Ro R2m p T % g. H. w Charles Il
Haswell ". George Withheld Brown IT, anu w
The work Of the evening was the third degree;
and conferred by the Master , MoTsnip VA
Brother Starlight in the same careiui
HE work The working tools were eNpaiieu ~ ~ w, w
George Whitfield Brown T w Rro brerh Roliin NM
Morgan assisted in the ceremonies. An elaborate
symposium followed in the banquet nan Wiz
any addresses were made and me nus,c Me- NE
dered II was the consensus OF opinion that w
evening deserved R,ominent place oSes and
mon The manifest success Of his administration