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Hes,LitIes Renewed.

PASA. ILL.,. Nov. 6--Thors was . re-
newal Of hsstilitiss ~ noon yesterday
between the union miners and the im-
ported negroes from Alabama A me-
gro attacked James Boyle. = union
miner. near the Baltimore d Ohio
Southwestern depot. which caused the
battle. Twenty-Five or thirty shots
were exchanged. Two negroes were
slightly wounded. No white miners
were wounded Major Butler imms-
diateiy sent q dssashmsnt ofsoldiers
and = gatlin2 gun 70 the scsnA No
arrests have been mAds thus tar
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CONSUL AND WIFE ARRESTED.
A New Yssk Hesol Keeper Charges IA
Onslai Wma BiaekmsL

A Rev York Hesoi Keeper Charges m
Onsi.i VIA Baekmsn
New YoRx, nov. s.-Willism A. e
Moore and wife, Fayno Moore, who
have been staying at the Grcnobls ho.
tel. wore arrested last night On Tho
charge Of attempted extortion and
blackmnil. Martin Mahon, tho pro-
prietor OF the New Amsterdam hotal,
10 tho complainant, and charges Vie
prisoners with having blackmailcd hAn
cut of sie7 AMI . diamond pin and
with attempting 10 sxtort an add.
fiona, 5000
President Mckinley appointed
Moore United States censal 10 Durham,
Indian river, sssth Africa. His wife
Ia said to be the laughter Of cx-Chiei
Justice Strahsn OF tho supreme cOurb
Of Oregon, aAl hsr homo Is at Saleuf
Ore.
Aosro sah no had not vet gonc -
tho station N South Africa to which
he had bean appointed. as he expected
to be appointed soAsul in ltadapss6
HE home u said TO be In Cleveland
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Ssidier Kills q Woman.

LsxISoroS, Ky, Nov. s.-Private
William Kane, Company Il, Third Ken.
lucky. whose homo is at Carlisle. Ky.
shot and killed u woman named Maud
Mcclure at a house of Ill fame here.
Kane snapped the gun In the woman's
face several times. lie claimed not to
know II was loaded. but other women
in the house said he had threatened to
kill the Mcclure
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Riddied with Ballots.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Nov s.-Arthur
Williams, a negro, undor arrest for tho
murder of Miss Elina Ogden, at Well
borne, Fla, on Friday, made a confess
sion last night, duplicating two other
negroes, Buck James and Monroe Leg
gift. Al IL o'clock last night the con-
stable and his guards were ovsrpowsr
cd by a crowd Of incensed citizens and
Williams was taken from their custody,
riddled with bullets and a fire. bull
upon his body. James and Leggitt are
now under arrest, but IL IN likely they
will 20 the way OF Williams.
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nlnn..ota,s Foreign. Born vo.. Cut.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. a.-With q
registration fully rs per cent below
the vote OF two years ago, u full vote
tomorrow cannot be expected. Much
OF this is due to tho new constitutional
amendment, which has resulted in dis
~franchising thousands OF foreigu born
citizens because they had not secured
their final naturalization papers.
Which party will suffer most because
Of this is ono Of the election day prob
lens. the solving Of which would pro-
duce the result Of the election.
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A coloraso na,,ery M....r,as o...

NEw YORK, Nov. slight battery
A, Colorado volunteers, 10 mastering
out to-day at Sandy Hook. The bat
terry has been in camp at Fort Han
cock, N. Y. several months Some Of
the men will enlist in tho United
States army, q few will stay East.
while the majority will 60 homs to
the West.
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Was Ready tn 10

KANSAS CITY, No., Nov. Sim
trying to live a Christian life. I'm
homesick to see Jesus. I'm ready to
go to day, this hour, this minute. II
necessary. Praise the Lordl" Scarce
ly had these words left tho lips Of Mrs.
Jennie Walker, at a religious meeting
at the Goodway mission, 6l9 East Fifth
street, yesterday, when shs fell back
into her scat. dead.
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killed BY III. is-r..r-ola Br.,h.n

CAMERON, No., Nov, .. - Clarence
Burg, IL years old, was shot and In
stantly killed by his brother, Frank,
aged Is, Saturday night AT the family
home. The shooting Is thought 10 have
been accidental. Tho boy has been ar
rested, pending the result Of tho eor-
oner's inquest.
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MISSOURI CHAlRMEN TALK.
Prediction, Arc wide Apart. bot Eoth
EYpross Satisfaction.

Prediction Are Wide Apart, bHt Both
E,pross Satisfaction.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov. t.-Thomas J.
Atkins, chairman of tho state Republic
an committee. Expresses tho opinion
that "the election On Tuesday will be
the death knoll OF froo silver in Mis-
souri. Tho Republicans will make
sweeping gains in tho state. Tho log
islature will be worry close"
q. Il. Cook. chairman Of the state
Democratic committee, says: "Thc
results rs regards the state ticket will
not be materially different from 1896
The legislature will bs Democratic In
both branches and Senator Cockrol
will DO returned by an overwhelming
majority"
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a 100000 Mass In . Railroad SHOP
sAcRAhRsro, Cal, Nov. s.-A are In
the railroad shops Of the Southern Pa.
cife Railway company caused Q loss OF
over e200, 900 this morning.
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omc.,,.k.r. Floeklox 70 Cubs.

SANTIAGO, Nov. f.-Many people arc
arriving here with letters from senn-
tors. One man II virtually appointed
by Secretary Alger a. collector of GUS
toms at Manxauillo. He expects about
three times the salary Of the CubaR
now holding the position.
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BRYAN'S NEW AllMENL.
Army Loekjaw" IL What the Nsbras-
kan Says Hs Has

ST. Louis, Mo-, Nov. h.-Colonel
William J. Bryan, Third Nebraska
volunteers, arrived here to-day from
Savannah, Ga, on his way home.
In response to a request for an In
terview, Colonel Bryan said: Don't
ask mo to discuss the political situa.
ton. Don't intimate an inquiry as to
prevailing conditions In the army.
WhvS Because I have military lock.
jaw"
Colonel Bryan left the city upon the
Missouri Pacific at Q a. m.
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sign Treaty. un,,.r pro,..,.

LONDON, Nov. s.-The Madrid oorre-
spondent Of tho Daily Nail says:
Spain will sign tho peace treaty
under protest"
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4 FIRE IN THE CAPITOL.
The Supreme Court Ropm and Library In
Washington Damaged.

49, ~
Washington Damaged.
WASHINGTON, Nov. s.--Au explosion
and arc ut b:ls Sunday afternoon
wrecked the supreme courtroom and
tho rooms immediately adjoining It on
the main floor Of the capitol. The
damage Is enormous. Tho entire CEN
trail eastern part of ths great marble
pile. from tho main floor to tho subter-
vrnean basement. practically In q mass
OF ruina. The forco OF tho explosion
was 90 great that coping stones on tho
outer walls, Just east Of the point
where the explosion occurred. were
bulgod out nearly two inches; windows
In all that part Of the building were
blown out, and locked doors were
forced from their hinges quite $50 feet
from the scene of it.
Tho library Of tho supreme court,
located immediately beneath the su.
prenc court room, was badly damaged
by hre. smoke and water-practically
destroying the great collection of law
reference books. Tho library contains
about 30, 600 volumes, and was used not
only ~ tho Justices OF the supreme
eourt. but by members OF congress and
lawyers practicing before ths supreme
court. Mr.. Justice Harlan said that
the library was very valuable. Many
Of the works 1t contained would, he
thought, be difficult 70 replace.
Librarian Clarke, after q cursory ex.
animation, necessarily made by the
light 81 lanterns, expressed tho opin-
Zen that nasy OF the books could be
iavos, although they had been
drenched by water from the streams
poured into the library for two hour,
or moro after the explosion "a sd.
Tho most serious damage, In the
opiniea of the justices Of the supreme
court, 10 TO tho records stored Ia the
sub-basement. These included all the
records OF the supreme court from
1874 To 1879. The room contains tn,
records Of cases aud opinions rendere,
by the fathers OF tho Judiciary OF til,
govern ment. Apparently tho dccu
mcnts In this room are either total,
destroyed or so BADLY damaged by a.,
and water as TO be useless. Justic
Harlan said that while tho loss Of LII,
records WAS irreparable, 1t was fortu
nate tho later records Of tho court
which are kept in the Office Of Tia
clerk on the main floor, wero not in
tured. Az documents for reference a
This time and later Justice Harlan
Thought these wero Of far create
value than the records destroyed
Fortunately tho Clerks Office was no
IN tho least damaged by FIRE and Tia
explosion did no damage in It excep
70 blow In one window.
Arrangements q completed by T.
brarian Clarke, of the supreme courI
end Colonel Richard Bright, sergeant
alarms Of the senate, by which tn
cuttings OF the supreme court will nc
W interrupted. The court will COL
venc in the OF the senate con
mittee on the District of Columbia, or
Of tho most Ms rooms in tho ca,
! : = : : : :; !; !; !: : ! !: !: !: !:
mined Spselves-
Efrsek cabin,
~ c~onshlerir
stAnoea IA
have e
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DROVE WHITES FROM STREETS.

A Clash Bstwssn the Negroes and ths
RED shirts'' Expected
WILMINGTON. N. @, Nov. s.-The ne
groes have received another supply Of
arms. A parade was held at mid.
night last night, every negro being
heavily armed. Street ears were
stoned and white citizens driven from
tho streets. A clash with the red
shirts" 10 believed inevitable. The
Wilmington militia and the naval
reserve remained In tho armoriss last
night.
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A Fight With u slide.

Missoula. July 7.-Roadmaster Palm
err and Division Engineer Wyche came
in tonight from a 20-hour fight with a
slide in the Iron Ridge tunnel. the old
slide that has caused so much trouble
in past years. They finally won out
and returned HON with the line clear
and a large back order of speed 10
max up.
Superintendent Russell was with
them, but stopped at Garrison To go to
Anaconda. The slide occurred yester-
day afternoon. As soon as IL was no.
ticed a bridge gang was sent to replace
the timbers. While they were at work
the big slide too place, and last
nights No. . and to-day's No. l dill
not get through till nearly 10 o'clock
this morning.
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JUST LIKE 4 WHITE MAN
An Indian Blew in Five Hundred
Dollars on the Fourth.
AND THEN PAID HIS FINE
He Had Just Enough Left TO Satisfy the
Demands of the Court-The In
dian ook the Matter
Philosophically.

Missoula, July Joe Lumphry. a
well-known Indian. who formerly lived
on the Bitter Root reservation. spent
the Fourth in town. He had a great
time, and paid for it. too. When he
came TO town the night before the
Fourth he had 1896 in his inside pock-
ct. When he came around the morn
ing after the Fourth and collected his
scattered senses, de found that he had
So left. and that 1t required tina amount
to pay his fine in the city court. When
that was one he was broke, and he
told a white friend of his experience.
He did not remember how or where he
had spent the rest of his si95. but he
knew that IL was gone. He took the
matter philosophically, and remarked
TO this friend that lit is not everybody
can have a four-hundred-dollar
time in one day.
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: Missoula, July Master Mechanic
J. 5. Clarkson, who has been in charge
of the Northern Pacific shops here since
1894. has been promoted TO the charge
of the mechanical department of the
Montana division, with it's larger shops
greater scope of work. He left
last night for his new position. The
departure of Mr.. Clarkson is generally
regretted. as he has always been popu-
lar with the men in his department and
with the people of the city. He is one
of the best men that has ever filed the
responsible position hat he has occu-
pied. N he takes with him the best
wishes Of a host of warm friends in
Missouia.
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AN OLD TIMER GONE.
Death of william Ennis Who Was shot
by Martin Peel.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Virginia City, July 5.-Monday even
ing at 6:10 O'Clock the grim messenger
of death again % from our midst one
of Montana's pioneers and one of Mad
son county's most prominent citizens
in the person of william Ennis. the
wealthy merchant and stock owner Of
Ennis. who was shot in this city two
weeks ago last Saturday by Martin
Peel Of the Madison valley. The first
few days after the shooting great
hopes were entertained by all for his
recovery. and for a time IL seemed GER
tain that he would. but as time went
IN. signs of failure and weakness be-
gan to show up on his countenance.
until Monday evening. when he passed
away. Although his friends and rela-
tives were prepared for the worst.
when IL came the shock was great and
the entire city was in sorrow. Mr.. En-
mis- in his lifetime being 50 well AMI
fayorably known by every one. IL
seemed nat each had lost a personal
friend. which, in fact. he or she had.
for whenever he became acquainted
with anyone ne never forgot them. be-
ing always glad TO see them and pass
a few pIeS SAINT The loss ~
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One Small Trout.

Missoula, July Fred Morrill, pilot
ed a fishing party OF three up the Rat
tlesnake yesterday. His companions
were Warren Shopp and l.. l.. Hunt.
and the day was a long one for them
10Th. The start from Missoula was an
early one, and the return was late at
night. All that they had to show for
their days outing was one trout. 1t
was a good one, what there was Of it,,
but there was not much of IL. They
found no bear. no lions. no wildcats and
no trouble, except when MIR. Hunt got
lost in a thicket of ~quaking-asp and
wandered around in the brush for half
an hour with a big knife in his hand,
expecting to see a n lion jump
out at him at any moment. The thick
ct was not more than so feet square,
but the growth was so dense hat he
could not see where he was going, and
he wandered around in a small circle
till one of his circuits took him out of
the denser part of the grove and he saw
his way out. He was a glad man. and
did not enter anything that looked like
a grove the rest of the day.
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Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Hamilton, July Miss Helen Nc
Crackin entertained a pleasure party of
friends at her home for several days
his week, including the Fourth. The
party included Miss Wilson of Helena,
and Misses Kennett, Mills, Woody,
Cronkrite. Boos. BiCkford. Hanson.
Hathaway, Parsons and Knowles of
Missoula. These young ladies came up
from M~issoula last week and remained
with Miss McCrackin till after the
Fourth They were Joined later by
Misses Bellew and Reinhard of Mis-
soula. who had been visiting at Grants
dale.
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MlSSOULA NOTES.

j. NJ. Page is registered at the Flor
ence.
H. A. Hamblin Of Wallace is a guest
at the Rankin
j.. b. McMasters is i'm Missoula from
Garnet. where he is now located.
W. b.. Sleeper of Butte is visiting his
Bitter Root and Missoula customers.
L. v. Wertheimer of Butte is making
one of bis regular visits to Missoula.
Mrs. J. +. Abbey of Philipsburg is
in Missoula, and is registered at the
Rankin.
j. Mehargue. manager of the Ravalli
hotel. was a visitor in Missoula yes
terday.
b.. r. Williams has returned to his
Bitter Root ranch after spending the
Fourth in the city.
Lyman Blodgett, one Of the d-tim-
ers of this valley. is i'm town from the
Bitter Root for the first time i'm four
years.
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At the Hotels.

The Florence-W. b. Sleeper, Butte:
L. V. Wertheimer. Butte; $. Myers.
Boston; j. Mehargue, Hamilton: ]. Il.
McMasters, Garnet: r. NJ. Brannick.
Portland; j. NJ. Page. P~ageville: II.
p. Kolb. Omaha; J.. A. Watson. ST.
Paul: r. ID. Johnson, st. Joe: II. c.
Keller. San Francisco; H.. L. Kingsbury,
Racine. Wis.
At the Rankin-L. Roche. Ceresco,
Iowa; William Foerschler. Butte: w.
i. Roland. San Francisco: H. A. Ham
bin. Chicago: +. I. Hoffman, Wallace:
Mrs. $. Shipman, Wallace: NJ. +. Doyle.
Helena; ]. A. Bishop, S~tevensville; Mrs.
J. E. Abbey, Philipsburg.
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Too Much for Him.

Missoula July 7-One of the Japan
csc section men on the west end was
sent into town just before the Fourth
with a considerable sum of money with
which to purchase supplies for his fell
lows. The news of the triumph Of
American arms was too much for him
however, n he blew in the money m
a glorious celebration. The result is
he has been in the jug for 80
hours and will be given an opportunity
to explain his conduct before Judge
Landers,
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Larger Freight Trains.

Missoula. July The length OF the
freight trains that are moving over
this division Of the Northern Pacific
railway is increasing as the new Loco
motives are better understood. and
some of them are monsters. Last night
n e~ast-bound train left here with
two OF the new engines pulling IL. There
were s. loads i'm the train. and the big
machines took il along as II il had been
an ordinary train load. The record of
these engines is said to be very salts
factory. They give trainmen plenty TO
do,
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Travellers Guide
TIME TABLE
TIME TABLE
BUTTE, ANACONDA & PACIFIC RY..
Union Passenger Station.

Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: $40 a
m, 11:59 a. m, 800 p. M, 500 p. m.
Great Northern railway trains cave An
aeonda:
$40 a. m. local to Helena. Great Falls and
all points west.
500 p. m, Atlantic Express for st. Paul
and all points east and west.
Orego. Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda:
300 p. m. for all points south. east and
Northern Pacific railway trains leave
Anaconda:
2:O5 p. m. Copper City Limited for Ham,
ilton.
Sis p. m. through train for st. a and
all points east.
400 a. m, through train for Portland
and all points west.
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda:
7:45 a. m. Great Northern Railway Pa
ciic Express.
10 a. m, Anaconda Express.
1:05 p. m, Northern Pacific Copper City
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton.
500 p. m, Anaconda Express.
$40 p. m, Great Northern Railway. Hell
ena and Great Falls Express.
The schedule time of all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte in
either direction does not exceed 80 min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at B., A.
& p. depot, Anaconda, as follows:
from 81. raul ana all points east 100 a IN
From Portland and all points
west ......... ......... ...........1o:35 p m
Northern Pacific trains leave B., A. &c
p. depot, Anaconda, as follows:
For Portland and all points
west ......... ....... ............. 400 a m
For Butte. st. Paul and all
points east ........... ........... 8:15 p m
All trains arrive and depart from the
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station at Anaconda.
Tickets on sale for all points. local and
through, on the Great Northern railway,
Oregon Short Line railroad and Northern
Pacific railway and their connections.
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
in Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the c.. N, O..
8. l.. and N. p. railways will be accepted
for transportation over the B., A. & T..
railway.
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A Matter for CongrstuIation.

Missoula. July The acquisition of
the new water stations as accessories
10 the state university Is a matter for
congratulation. as IL places at the dis
posal of the university the fine set of
Instruments that the government fur
as equipment for the work.
which will De of great advantage to
students in their hydraulic work. The
results, too of the observations that
will be made and the records that viii
be kept will be OF much benef to the
community.
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ington. Vet, $1,000; Elizabeth Grafton.
Montreal, $1,000; Caroline Grafton Cor
biere. Montreal. $1,000; Celouis Grafton
Mercer. st. Martin. Canada, 5000: Cath
Ollie Orphans Home, Missoula, $4,000.
A letter Of thanks from Capt. @. w.
Ref of Company ID. LIST Montana vol
unteers, was received by Mrs. w. w.
Chiefly last week, acknowledging the
receipt of the draft for s255 sent him
for the use of the members of Company
ID, subscribed by the people of Mad:-
son county.
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A Tour of Inspection.

Missoula, July THE special train
OF the general officers of the Northern
Pacific which passed through here last
month en- route to the coast is on its
way East, and left Wallace. Idaho, 1t
S:45 tonight. 1t is expected in Mis-
soula at 2 o'clock In the morning. There
will be no stop here excep To change
engines and crews and the train will
go direct to Anaconda. where the party
will remain for a short time.
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mrs. win.low,. Soothing syrup.

Has beer used for over III YEARS by MILL
Of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN
WHILE TEETHING With PERFECT SUCCESS.
II fOoTHEs the CHILD. the GUNS,
ia the best remedy for DIARRH0EA sold BY
Druggists In every part Of the world Be sure
and asa fer 'Mn. Winslowis Soothing Syrup
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Missoula, July Elijah wheeland.
colored. this morning entered a plea %
guilty to the charge of stealing a
watch from Mrs. McDermott of the
Craney ranch. He will be sentenced
tomorrow.
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BUSINESS

WANTED-MAN OR WOMAN AS
partner in restaurant; good paying busi-
ness. Address o., Standard, Anaconda.
800 OR MORE INVESTED NOW IN
wheat, corn or pork will make you
handsome profits; 500 buys 10000 bushels
of wheat on margin. There never was a
better time to make big money on con-
sentative investments than now. Prices
are below the cost of profitable %produc-
ton and the most reliable advices Indicate
higher prices in the near future. We have
Geographic facilities for handling your
business same as any Chicago broker,
saving you expense and delay. 1t will pay
you to communicate with us. and make
money, same as all of our customers doth
men and women) are doing. Reference,
First National Bank of Butte. Butte
Grain and Stock Exchange, 49 w. Broad
way.
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THE ~cARD-BUTTE.

HE ARD-bU
ARRIVE AT BUTTE.
No. IL. from St. Paul. arrives at
M. u. depot daily at ............ $50 a m
M. L., No. 2 from Portland. ar
rives at M. u. depot daily......u 10 p m
No. 4. Copper City Limited"
arrives from Hamilton and An
aconda at B.. A. & +. depot
daily except Sunday at ........I2:5o p n
DEPART FROM BUTTE.
81. u, No. /. for Portland. leaves
NJ. u. depot daily .............. 3.4s q N
No. S. Copper City Limited"
for Anaconda and Hamilton,
departs from b. A. e. p. depot
daily except Sunday. 49,. Los p n
No. Il. for st. Paul, leaves NJ. L.
depot dany ......-........... So . m
Mixed TO whitehall. leaves ". p.
local depot daily at ............. soc q "a
On Thursdays this train will run
through to Pony and Norris.
Pullman First-CIass and Tourist Sleen.
ing Cars.
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Don't Tobacco Spit and smoke Your Life
AWaY.

To quit tobacco easily and forever. be mag
netie, full of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder.worker, that makes weak men
strong All druggists, Soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address Ster-
ling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
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Wanted-Four pack ponies: must be
cheap. Apply Standard office.
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WESTERN MONTANA

TIE western Montana Once Of the Standard 10
~ 213 Higvfns avenue. opposite pestefnce. Mis-
souia Telephone No lis. Advertising rates
furnished on Application.
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DIR. j. L. ST. JEAN.

Office IS East Granite street. Butte.
Office hours, 9-12 a. m. and 20 and as
u. m.