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% 2o SRRF earnest Te b6S und eay th bo se from 51 Tarbut it, 3 t0 h g a s5fs d thoroughly round and then he in dazed fashion and looked round
 nd ane 1sd ns sRs e Rs H 4ansg Ehsg'g geny
 on eg5Bs sagSsrsd wSa to se'6 65 1iS fest sFien0
 who had to the of the fray wasn't SoStse5f in in three beat him You MT. Larkins ses. Joe" said his friend
 lived among prize fighters afore @ game down 'ere Sad M & Larn S expanng 6s h e small m & sn M a Sb of ss @ n p 59 fa4 be pag tra1s a
 no R G0 ssd wei 6e3t i'm agan Tarbgt % said i et his friends For the next i've minutes heedess of the assertions freely taken Tarbut in view of lis being 5arrlng element introduced into the proceedings bo n S eff b a in eger oTed fed What n ali about Nobody trGqong @ to g1Te him hI9 correct rect answef just the nick of time trying make the enemies shake
 You go of to your mothers meeting, Peter Morgan it's fight" said the little raising his voice.
 nothin Q the ktRd; R;. said IsTkins hot hoty o I'm m Morgan, disregardng the publican looked to others It's quite right" said bystander 'You believe :7TRs4ts :7R4 t going g:is to be-" I o asked % Morgan:
 You ought to be ashamed of yourselves said Nor fight what don't want to, Without telling lot of lies
 ssn q an5 %n Ssv said es rn sF M idea into that lead of yours and then go and split
 t3d of any Sanyh@ing @ in Hfs t said said Morgsn My ways persuasion and example not forcing people to There's a purse O fifteen made up for the winner said Larkns turning away and andy whispering the known later Them what's in the know is respectfully asked to keep their mouths shut to trouble all He back his bar. and men, after standing about bit stroed off by to their teas. as Tarbuts with him tell anecdote of man who was struck behind the in fight and killed comfortable and a good nights rest restored MT Gubbs his wonted serenity of mind and he awoke at o'clock feeling determined shake hands with Tar but and let the matter drop persistent hammerng at the door, which gradually got louder and louder, inter erlhg With his neo1tauons ne roused Mrs Cupbs, who sleeping peacefully and with aspery bade her It's Mir Larkins Joe" said the lady, hastily with drawing her head from the window.
 rose and pushing open the easement again gazed indig nanty at the small publican, who standing below keeping an ncessant rappng the door with small Morning MT. Larkins sir" said Gubbs snifing a ''Hailoa,' said Larkns looking up This won't do know you're wasting time. You ought to be and i've changed my mind" said Gqbbs leaning out and speaking in low voice to defeat the intentions of Mrs. it's give such fright that I've resolved not fight
 That's all right" said Larkins, briskly, dreams al- Well, there aint comfort that" Gubbs, was anxious to get back to warm bed sharply inperousl you ought to be ashamed of yourself after Mr Gubbs rubbed his eyes and pondered "whats the towel for?" he demanded suspciously
 Rub you down with after you've bathed." said the
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T wouldn't if you hadn't bowed water into my face out of that puddle" said Tarbut
 was a mo disgusting spectacle" said Mr. Peter Morgan, hurriedly.
 1.-Two fne strong stripped to the waist, hard Knocking other about for said MT. Morgan ''They going fight any more. 'em promise they wouldn't They're good friends Aint you. lads?"
 With disregard for the feelings of the by islanders the shook hands,
 And though regard fighting with horror" concluded MT Morgan beaming on them. T think that as it was bargain you should divide the purse between em.'
 ''They won't get farthing of it. said Mir. Larkins, exposively Unless like give it out of own pocket -
 Ask yourself said MT Larlns, pointedly. ''I should SaS any tei % NL snoA Peter Morgan"
 gently away. The crowd watched them far the Fishers, and observing that they detached them from their guide friend crossed the and followed them in.
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voice m :, Seems to me" said the small boy slowly. that
 The crowd with bated breath stepped out to meet them Larkins and Bullock leading It was evident that the heroes clinging to MT. Morgan more for support than from any motives of affection and it less that the lads remark bit of a capable of wide interpretation: In few nn face, and the trainers gazing at their charges speechless with indignation.
 (Which is Gubbs?" demanded MT. Larkins at last in unnatural voice.
 The figure MT Morgan's right managed to and to twist its swollen lips into something intended for a smile
 What you been doing?" vociferated the incensed landlord.
 Fightin',' said Gubbs speaking with difficulty, its all It draw and we're gofn to halve the money between us"
 "Oh, you?" LarIns bitterly; "well. you won't have a d-d ha penny of it. What do you by it2 Eh?'
 "Ill tell you all about it., said Morgan, who look ing radianty happy '1 Tarbut going up the road and followed him and talked to him and by and by
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From Great Telegraph Scene ip Secret Service"

iards, because they rarely, if at all, acquired their training in the mother country, but many of them in this country. Probably Gneral Wheeler's selections will be made more with ref erence to the quality of the student than the class to which he may belong. The leaven of American universities would be a good thing to spread through Cuba.-Boston Transcript.
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ence must be informed of many things the stage characters do not know and altogether play-making Is quite a puzzle. If all the pieces do not fit &C., curately the puzzle does not make just the right impression and is liable to be a failure"
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ater in Paris. The loser complained in a loud voice and said: Ut is Just nine, in a few minutes my watch will strike The sound is strong, and by that means we shall instantly ascertain where it is." The thief, terrified at this, endeavoredAto es- cape, but by his agitation discovered him. self.
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General Wheeler's proposition that 1t Is the duty of the colleges and univer-
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C% ECRET sERvICE," William Gil- N lette's latest success in the war :: dramas, will open at the Bald \ J win Theater tomorrow night
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-\ HE harbor crowded with fishing boats, and Nfresh arrivals coming in every few minutes. Until the entrance was reached they scudding along with every appearance of haste, but then their mainsais came tumbling down to the deck.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-09

during the past several months. Mr..
Wyman is spending a few weeks In
the Centennial valley In quest of
big game.
n. f. Sissy left Thursday for spo-
kane, Wash. where he will remain
during the coming winter for his health.
returning to Madison county in the
early spring.
p. NJ. Bronner Of Revenue wa in the
city Monday.
Daniel Meany was down from the
Kennett Monday.
Thomas +. Pollard expects to leave
in a few days for Blaine Springs creek.
where. In company with Charles 4.
Purcell OF the Upper Ruby placers. he
will spend a short time on a hunting
trip.
Dick Watson. an old Virginia City
boy, has secured the nomination for
the legislature on the democratic tick
ct OF Silver Bow county. Mr.. Watson
has nan warm friends in Madison
county.
Peter Anderson and Samuel Coppen-
berg. who have been inmate of the
poor farm for some time. were sent TO
st. Paul. where they claim to have
relatives who will be glad to care for
them.
A. Il. Wood. the well-known mining
representative of l.. Il. Letter of Chi
cago. was in Virginia City last week.
Hon. 8. II. Buford IL in Miles City
in the interest OF the Buford Horse and
Cattle company. which concern expects
to make a big shipment Of cattle TO the
Chicago market shortly.
Hon. w. A. Clark and c. H.. Buford
returned the first of the week from a
hunting trip In the upper Madison.
Justice OF the Peace orchid McGown
visited Ennis and the Madison valley
this week.
Henry Buford returned from a trip 10
Chicago Monday.
Julian A. Knight Is in Butte.
Tony Ward, Of the wigwam placer
dirgings. passed througI Virginia
Thursday en- route Il Butte.
Mrs. Fred Malone Is spending the
week visiting friends in Butte.
A number Of the Virginia City peorle
left for Twin Bridges Thursday and
Friday to take in the sights Of the
thirteenth annua meeting OF the South
ern Montana Fair association.
Mrs. T. r. Pollard will leave for Oma-
Ia saturday morning.
NJ. E Scoville was in the city this
week from Washington Bar.
y. A. Stevenson left for Dillon Tues
day morning. where he has accepted a
position with the Dart Hardware COM
psny Of that place.
Charles w. Orchard, superintendent
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and friend of the tourists who come
10 view the beauties of the park. re-
tired from his position Saturday and
will winter at Gardiner.
A. j. Campbell, democratic nominee
for congress n the next representa-
tive from the state of Montana, was
In the city Sunday and Monday attend
ing to some business in the district
court.
Hon. w. II. Campbell. a member Of
the state board of medical examiners,
Is in Helena MS week in attendance
on an important meeting of that body.
Mr.. n Mrs. George H.. Reese return
ed from their wedding tour this week
and have begun housekeeping in the
Blake residence on c street.
The marriage OF j. ID. Somerville of
Aldridge and Miss Luella Thompson
of Horr occurred Sunday evening in
this city. The couple will reside at AL
bridge. where they nave a host of
friends.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Nc
Cune was made exceptionally happy
last Saturday by the advent of a 10
pound boy. All are doing well.
j. @. Morony. state examiner. was
In the city on business during the week.
Attorney Messena Billiard of Helena
was in the city Monday to attend the
district court.
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this week for st. Anthony. Idaho.
where they will join Mr.. DE Witt, who
has been at that place for the past
two months They expect to make their
future home at ST. Anthony.
Attorney L. ID. Hall left for Twin
Bridges Thursday.
r. s. Alley OF Butte was in Virginia
during the week.
f. p. Bennett was a county seat Wis.,
itor from Twin Bridges Tuesday.
Fred b. Alley of Revenue was in vir-
ginia Wednesday.
Daniel Keller OF the upper Madison,
who has just recently returned from
the klondike country. was in the city
Wednesday.
The board of commissioners Of Mad
ison county will meet in special session
next Monday. Oct. 10th. for the pur-
pose Of opening and passing upon such
bids as may then be filed with the
county clerk for the erection of q
county hospital at the poor farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chaser OF
Sheridan were visitors to Virginia dur
ing the week.
W. +. Meac of Sheridan was q
county seat visitor Monday.
+. Johnson and Paul Simons were
Virginia visitors from Sheridan during
the week.
George p. Ha-binson, OF the Twin
Bridges livery firm of Harbinson
Christensen. was in the city this week
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In Virginia City.

Virginia City. Oct. Ex-senator Alex
Metzel passed through Virginia City
on his way hons from the Dillon fair.
DIR. Edgar Brooke of Butte arrived
in Virginia a few days ago and has
decided 10 locate permanently at this
place. HIS wife and daughter have
been the guests OF Mrs. T. r. Pollard
for the past 10 days. The doctor en-
Joys the reputation of being a frst-class
physician and surgeon In Butte and
other points where he has resided. His
uncle. DR.. +. c.. Brooke. is an old vir-
ginian and practiced medicine here IN
1864.
Hon. Edward Cardweli, an old-timer
OF Alder gulch. now a resident Of JEFF
ferson county. was In Virginia a few
days z visiting old friends and re-
newing acquaintance.
Harry Winslow of the Centennial val
ley. accompanied by his wife and Ed
ward Wyman of st. Louis, were in
the city during the week. Mr.. Win
slows trp TO n county seat was
made for the purpose OF i%nstituting
proceedings against cattle rustlers OF
Idaho. who have caused the residents
Of Centennial valley no little trouble
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to have plenty OF fresh meat as well
as fresh bread this winter.
Congressman Hartman left on We'd
nesday night for a visit to Anaconda.
Mrs. A. L. Love has gone to Iowa
on a visit.
Mrs. Z. L. Benepe and daughter have
gone east for several weeks and will
take in the Omaha exposition.
p. j. Perry of Manhattan was in the
city on business Thursday.
V. s. Tissera of Ceylon, the tea mer-
chant. was looking after business in
the city on Wednesday.
c. Z. Ryan of Anaconda was in the
city on Wednesday.
j. ID. Reece Of Billings was in the city
on Wednesday.
Ed Marshall of Logan spent Monday
in Bozeman.
w. H.. Haviland OF Whitehall was
a visitor in the city on Wednesday.
Ethel Bird of Pony registered at the
Bozeman on Monday.
President Reid of the college was one
OF the Bozeman people who attended
the Presbyterian conference in Deer
Lodge last week.
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In Livingston.

Livingston. Oct. "a very pleasant
feature Of h past week was the card
party given by the st. Andrews church
guild at the home of Mrs. George Geer
Wednesday evening. Mrs. ]. A. Bailey
captured the prize. After a pleasant
evening at cards Miss Herzig render
ed a few vocal selections. Delicious
refreshments were served. About 40
participated.
Mrs. w. A. Bonnie entertained a host
OF lady friends Friday afternoon in
honor OF her mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Smith,
and her sister. Mrs. Francis B.. Beau
pre- OF Duluth. MINI. The afternoon
was spent in playing hearts. the prizes
being awarded to Mrs. OFT and Mrs.
Connop, Delicious refreshments were
served. Those present were: Mesdames
Wright. Horn. Masters. McLaren. vi
las. Ball, Johnston. Schlosser, Crippen.
OFT. Beaupre, Smith. Bailey. Wells.
Campbell. wetstein. Chambers, Eisen-
berg. Ely. Connop. Pritchard. Mcleod.
Wakefield n Miss Wakefield.
The members of the local lodge of
l.. o. T. NJ. received an invitation the
first of the week from the lodge at
Bozeman TO come to that city next Mon
DAY and enjoy h Inequalities of the
Maccabees Of Bozeman. A meeting
was called and IL members selected
10 represent the Livingston lodge as
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visitors at the hiv of their sisters over
the range.
The order Of United Moderns held
a meeting in the Masonic hall Friday
evening and elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing term: Chancel-
lor. George T. Chambers; recorder,
Mrs. George Geer; regent. William
Mallahan; orator. S. E. Leard. The
minor Offices will be filed by appoint
ment Of the chancellor. The lodge
starts out with a good membership
and with prospects for a steady growth.
Monday. Oct. "a. the registration OF
voters will begin in this city and will
continue until Oct. 20. During this
time the Office will be open 10 hours
per day for six consecutive days.
Theose who 10 not signify their inten-
ton of voting at the coming election
by having their names placed upon the
pool books will not be permitted to
vote at the election.
The Sisters of Rebekah gave a de-
lightful entertainment at the Masonic
hall Monday evening, which was very
well attended. II. Baxter delivered a
lecture on 'Odd Fellowship in and Out
OF the Lodge Room" which was very
entertaining and instructive. The pro-
ceeds OF the entertainment will go to
help out a fund which is being raised
in this city for the benefit Of a state
Oud FELLOWS nome. MasSena Billiard
of Helena. grand state representative
for the d Fellows lodge, also made
an interesting address.
A l. Robertson returned from Big
Timber Tuesday with Jerry L., the trot-
ting horse. which he expected TO en-
ter In the races there. He reports the
races as being a failure. owing to the
inclement weather and the faulty con-
structfon of the track, which would
not admit Of driving when the track
was wet.
The park season closed Oct. s, and
the transportation companies have re-
duced their equipment OF horses and
men 10 the small number required for
the convenience of those who decide
to brave the d.scomforts of an autumn
trip through Wonderland. The travel
this season has not been as heavy as
last year. the late unp~leasantness with
Spain probably being the cause. A
big business is expected next season.
Rev. ]. W. Bennett. presiding elder
of Bozeman district. will be in this city
over Sunday and will preach at the
evening services OF the Methodist
church.
The ladies Of the w. c. T. u. will
meet with Mrs. c.. s. Samsel next FIJI
day evening.
Judge E s. Culver. the genial guide
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Of Madison county schools. was up
from Twin Bridges Wednesday.
Charles f. Buzzerd left for Twin
Bridges Tuesday morning. 1t Is I'M
derstood that Mr.. Buzzerd will open
up a hardware store at that place In
Bert Mitchell Of the Madison valley
was in the city Monday.
Fred Huber. virginia's jeweler and
matchmaker. spent several days in Dill
lon the first of the week.
Hillhouse RAYMOND Of Belmont Park,
was In the city during the week. Mr..
Raymond expects to make a shipment
of thoroughbred roadsters to the New
York market In the near future.
Joseph Kellogg OF Ennis was a Wis
itor to the county seat Monday.
Mr.. n Mrs. p. H.. Gohn arrived In
h city from San Diego a short time
ago. Ind will reside In Virginia perma-
nently. Mr.. Gohn will be connected
with the banking house Of Henry Ell
ling g. Co.
william Fehring left the FIRST OF the
will attend school during the coming
winter.
Ben c. Harris. manager of the Good
Luck Shoe and Clothing company of
Butte. spent several days in Virginia
last week.
Mrs. w. w. Chiefly returned from
Dillon Monday evening.
T. J. Murray of Dillon spent several
days in Virginia this week.
c. c. Grannis Of Duluth. MIMI. was
In the city this week.
Lew l.. Galloway returned the first
of the week from a trip 10 Missoula.
Butte n other points.
Major Burke. mayor Of Richmond
Flat. Is spending a few days in yir-
ginia visiting old friends.
]. Ormiston of Meadow Creek. was a
visitor TO Virginia during the week.
H.. Mailman OF Sheridan was in the
city Saturday.
James Taylor of Brandon was a wish
tor to the county seat Saturday.
j. r. Stark. the Twin Bridges meat
market man. was in the city Monday.
Henry Kettle OF Whitehall visited
Virginia the first OF the week.
III. p. Rygasrd. democratic csndi-
date for county surveyor. left Thurs
day morning for Twin Bridges to take
in the fair.
r. f. Miller Of Brandon was in the
city Monday.
L. A Ryan OF st. Paul visited vir- |
ginia Monday.
w. +. Vic Roy of Council Bluffs.
Iowa. was doing business In Virginia
this week.
Mrs. J. s. De Witt and children left
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the two orders only. An invitation
has been extended to the l.. o.. T. NJ.
and X. o. T. NJ. of Livingston to par
ticipate. n a good time Is anticipat-
ed by the ladies n knights of the
order.
Miss Mabel Foster gave an impromp-
tn party after the college reception last
Friday evening to a few of her friends.
Games. dancing and other amusements
were INDUCED in and the evening was
brought to a close by light refresh
ments being served.
The Christian Endeavor of the Bap-
fist church gave a bean supper at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. c. Stewart
on Grand avenue on Friday night. An
unusually good time was enjoyed by
all who were present.
Mrs. ID. II. Holmes of Tacoma, Wash,
is visiting her brother. Charles Hoy of
this valley. and will remain for sever
el weeks.
County Attorney CockrirI has been
on the sick list for several weeks, and
is recovering very slowly.
Rev. n Mrs. Mclean were in at
tendance at the Presbyterian onven
ton at Deer Lodge last week and re-
turned home the middle of this week.
Rev. Davis and Mrs. Wilson went
over 10 DteT LOuSe last week 10 at
tend the convention of the P~resbyter-
ians.
c.. r. Burkett of Pipestone springs
was in the city several days this week
closing up the Hotel Bozeman deal.
Miss Mary Gage is teaching school
at Camp Creek for the next four
months.
Attorney w. L. Holloway is spend
ing a few days in the Upper Gallatin
basin hunting big game.
George Patten. the court stenogra-
pher, returned the first OF the week
from Butte, where he has been for
several weeks.
Mrs. James Kidd OF Pony spent the
week in the city with Mrs. E. F. Kidd.
c. NJ. Barbee will teach a term of
school at Three Forks. commencing
this week.
Mr.. n Mrs. Storrs left last satur-
day for q visit of several weeks to a
number Of the principal Eastern cities.
Mr.. Storrs il the Northern Pacific rail-
road geologist.
Mr.. Cobb. the baker. Is hunting game
in the West Gallatin basin and hopes
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Cashmere Shirts
In light and medium colored striped
patterns. with tie to match. a very
desirable garment. really worth
Sl.00 each, now selling. at...... soc
noleskin Shirts
In black only. very heavily feeced,
fast c%olors. really worth N.00.
now selling at.................. JOG
Laundered Oh rts
Elegant Laundered Percale Shirts.
IN the newest patterns. cuffs to
match, all swell styles. really
worth si.00 each. now selling at.
<oc
Laundered NegIigee Shirts
In pretty styles. have half laun-
dered bosom. with cuffs attached:
also two detachable collars. really
worth s1.00 each. nov selling at.
SOC
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Mems Underwear -
In wool mixed. all sizes shirts and w
drawers. really worth s1-00. now -
seinns at III
soc -
Double Breasted Underwear H.
OF extra heavy fleece lined mate -
rial, In tan colors. really worth ~
$l00 each. now selling at......zoc -
Mems Sweaters ~
OF very heavy mixed wool, with -
double turtle neck. in colors black. m
blue and maroon. really worth "
s1.Oo. now selling at............oo -
Night Robes w
OF Good Grade Flannelette in light -
stripes; also Heavy Muslin Robes. ~
really worth $15c each, now SELL
ing at f63
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Neck Scarfs
OF Good Grade Black Coney Fur.
trimmed with tails. really worth
SIPS each. now selling at...... JOG
Dress Skirts
OF mixed wool materials in assorted
dark patterns. also Black Bril-
liantines. well lined and bound.
really worth s2.25 each. now SELL
Ing AT
Silk Dress Skirts
OF Brocaded Gros Grain SILK, in
bayadere and floral designs. well
lined and bound, really worth
$3.50 each, now selling ....$3.0S
Plush Capes
"a inches long. nicely beaded and
braided. trimmed with Thibet
Fur, really worth $3.50 each. now
selling at ....................$@.SO
Swell Fur Capes
Made Of Extra Quality Furs. with
Real Astrakhan yokes. trimmed
with tails and Satin lined. really
worth $4,000 each, now selling at.
$I7.SO
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Black Dress Goods

3s-inch All Wool Fancy Black Fab
RIGS. 50-inch Heavy Black Alpacas.
n 45-inch Wool Henriettas. a
large line of colors. really worth
15c a yard. now selling at..........
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