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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

We eAsr One Hundred Dollars Reward for an,
cass Of Catsrrh that can not be cured by Halls
Oatarrh Cure.
]. J. CHENEY q CO.. Props. Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned, have known 2. J. Cheney
fer the last Is years, and believe him perfectly
Memorable in all business TRANSACTIONS and imam
cialiy able 10 carry out any oblies tons made by
their Arm.
Wssr . TRuAx. wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
WALpING, KINNAN q MARVIN, Wholesale Drug
eists, Toledo, Ohio
Hail's Catarrh Cure IL taken Internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF
the system. trice 75e per bottle. Sold by all
Drueeists. Teetimonials free.
Nails Family Pill are the best.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

II can say one thing for Chamber-
lain's Collie. Cholera and D~iarrhoea
Remedy: and that is that II excels any
proprietary medicine l ave seen on
h market. and l have been in the
practice Of medicine and the drug busi-
ness for the past 20 years" writes
J. NJ. Jackson. NJ. D., Bronson, Fia.
Physicians X Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy be-
cause it is a scientific preparation. and
because II always gives quick relief.
Get a bottle at your drug store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

aster a. its theme. The audience went
wild over the singer and song. and re-
peatedly encored the number. 1t was
q topic OF the hour. and hence stirred
people more deeply than perhaps my
thing else could have done.
Madame Beraud gave = very accept
able soprano solo which h audience
encored. The solos by the members OF
the band were also encored, and were
given az follows: Piccolo solo. Harry
Roberts; melophone solo. Ed O'Brien:
duet. cornet and baritone. Prof. Ma
rino and Fred Westerlain.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

Great Falls. March 25.-Isaac Hayes.
champion heavyweight boxer of Mon
tana, is not satisfied with the result of
his recent meeting with Tom Gleason
of st. Paul, and he has issued a chal-
lenge to the latter to meet him again
in the ring. The meeting In to be un-
der the direction of the Great Falls
Athletic club, the winner to AXE rs per
cent and the loser IS per cent OF the
gate receipts. He also posts a side bet
OF 500 that he stops Gleason before the
end of 70 rounde.
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Horse Market Giuited.

Great Falls, March 27.-The report
comes from Edmonton that the horse
market there is glutted. There are at
least 500 head on hand for which there
seems to be no present sale, the report
says. At the same time. all through
Northern Montana there are men buy
ing horses for that market. There will
have to be a o in the traffic over
the Edmonton route or there will be
some money dropped on the par OF
purchasing horse dealers.
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Death at LAWS Marks.

Great Falls, March 27.-Lewis Marks
died Friday evening at the residence of
his parents on Eleventh street north.
He came to this city about Ave years
ago and attended school for some time.
Later he was employed at the Benton.
About a year ago he began to be trou-
bled with hip disease. and IL was this
which caused his death. He was 20
years of age and had many friends
among companions of his age. ~
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I'M the latter has continued and TAX
en- possession. II II the claim Of the
latter hat the injunction was secured
too late in the day, and In fact after
there had already been q transfer Of
the property. ana also that the ~injunc-
! In defective in form or In manner
of the service Will ID. Shepherd. the
popular of the Bell company.
has been placed In charge OF the Eiec-
trio City Office.
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Great Falls. March 27.-Judge Will
liam &. Lee and a party of Klbbey peo-
pie drove in from that place yesterday,
reaching this city late Friday night.
They had four horses, but they report
that it was one of the hardest trips
they ever experienced the snow being
piled in high drifts.
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xu,.,ns Appiscasss. Ne. So.


U. 8. Land once. Helena. Mont. rsA.
II. 1888.
Notice Is hereby given that yohn n
Bordeaux and Andrew J. Davis. Whooo
postofhce address In Butte. Mont. hovo
this day filed an application for . patent
s%no,iss Of which ,s .ss sS,t s ss.s =, "a
the same being for 3S-S feet In Z nsgo1r
easterly and 73.5 feet In q southwoo1Gg(V
direction from the point Of discovery -
the Mcdonald lode mining clair. ooeune00
In Georgetown tunorg-) mining o1DGE1D4.
Deer Lodge county Montana. H. ~
ton. course and extent Of the $50 u1n1n0
claim. designated by an oAncinl ourvo1
thereof. as survey No. NJ. fD0GG1Gm18
township No. 5 N. range No. ~ ~. oson4
more particularly set forth ~ 0oD1E111I
in the officiai field notes an1 pent 49,
on file In this once AZ follows. to-uoesl
ginning at the west loc. cor.
stone s6xaexl0 inches. sst q tneAno Z
witnessed by bearing treoD an1 ~
l-5z7 for cor. No. I. from Wnkeo -
cor. to sections I. q II and - frae(or1@[
r. S n. r. II W.. b<arB q = do01QM
thence N. - degrees =. n feee: -
% degrees T. Is feet. Themes
W. "a feet; thence ~. = oe0Bo0
feet to cor. No. 4. the plaoo = oau
containing an area q - ae~s enlN
by applicants for pAeon4
The location Of this Ulno Iooo
the ONCE Of the recorooe e Q9
county on pago ~ - 49, Ne
The adjolning c1nlm - u
vey No. a0o romeroy -
bert s. q sgs,ssSse;
Frsnh apDncnnG 80 =
survey 1fe A. On
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

Great Falls, March 27.-Advices
from Havre report that Conduc-
tor Gleason and Brakeman Lonsberry
were seriously injured in a train wreck
near Blackfoot a couple of days ago.
The exact atu of the accident is not
yet known
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Innocent Children sacrificed.

The slaughter Of the innocents" continue,
until 1t Is estimated that fully one-fourth OF the
humap rnce die before attaining their fifth birth
dsy. owing In great measure to our rigorous and
chanReable climate And there are thousands or
adults, even in this land of plenty, that stomach,
liver and bowel complaints are reducing to cor.
frmed ipvslidism, whom Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters would prom pity relieve and invigorate.
Malaria, rheumatism and kidney trouble yield !"
the Ritters.
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Three Days ON the Road.

Great Falls, March 27.-Ernest Duco-
lon, who carries the mail between his
city and Millegan, arrived here to-
night, having been three days on the
road. The distance is SIS miles. He
says that in places the snow is Jour
feet on a level and that the roads are
nearly impossible.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28

wns,npeios. It's curative enscu bsgin 81 once.
,ss' i rsnssssss' 'i rsoosIrfv2 suhsxHf1S 81
cOMPIIrr CURE. InsisG on La Rse's vigeR
81 Iife and gake no other. II can be carried n
v.st noss.t 400 per box. or six for 80
Met's-i hook ire. Adfr~ss La RUE CHElucAB
HuGpoRrINe CO.. Cincinnati. oAis.
Tor sal. IN Anseonds ey the smith preg o.
- BETTE ciy. Neat. ~ ( Z 0aNssH SoA
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A general commercial banking business
transacted. including the purchase md
sale of State. County and City securities:
a careful attention TO collections n the
acceptance of trusts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-28
n,,. w,..,.v,. soo,h,us syrup

IA, been used for over FIFTY YEARS by MILL.
IONS ef MOTHERS for their
WHILE TEETHlNG With PERrkCT
IL SOOTHE. the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS,
ALLAYS all PAIN, CURES WIND collie ana
IL the beat remedy for DIARRH6A. SOLD oy
Druggists In every part OF the world. BE sure
and ssk for Mrs Ninslow's Soothing Syrup. y
and take no other kind Twenty-Five cents seotus
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Missouri Frozen Over.

Great Falls, March 2.-Charles
Schilling reports that the Missouri river
at his place, about 10 miles above Fort
Benton, was blocked by a gorge and
became frozen over on Thursday night.
This accounts for the absence OF float
ing ice lower down that stream
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4. Medical sesescs for The treoe0Os
Of Chronic. Nervous end III 49,
diseases produced By inpurtstee q -
Blood, including RheuDotis0. ecroeoIas
Fever sores. Specific privsse etoeo1ms
etc. etc. There h Nd y 0oe vau
not yield 70 this Wsa1esfal 1soa1@s
= perfect Curs in IN esses We hove
made . Specially OF . Daseoooe
ton that uses this nsoAe1 81 trooeD1oe
and therefore can cure whsso otheeo fnsl.
Prompt reply to all cosrespoooonoos
send for Question List; enclose seAmp-
Address ". y. A8fuUR, y. y. oeesuo11J.
COSMOPOLITAN Physlelaa's p11Rxy1AM
l2OA naseaie TeoVle, CAbeaQos u
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Have Taken Possession.

Great Falls. March 27.-In spite of the
injunction secured by George II. STAN
ton against the ransfer Of The prop
erty of the Electric city Telephone
company TO the Rocky Mountain COM
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For Rent-Desk room In the Great
Falls Office of the Anaconda and IS
per month: steam heated
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DIR. La U E vIG0R OF LIFE
!. Iaat YifAufy, IwHot0Ac

aorsIwtfeVW
latling Memory,
Wasting Diseas<A
and ell s&cte OF
selfsbuse or n
discretion. which
unhu one Tor
study. business %
marriage.
ltiSAWon1oYm
nerve t01te m
bleed eailler,
bringing hack the
Dink glow TO the
aiecAeekoandN
storing the vtgW
sye0n. nwar6
OF fnnntty and
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IN BASIN.

Work Progressing n, the Nigh Ore Gaieh
Mine.
Special Correspor 1ence. of the Standard.
Basin, March 2T.@The STANDARD cor
respondent made a trip up High Ore
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RADr. williams Indian Pile
AAOintment will cure Blind.
Bleeding and Itching
ePiles. It absorbs the tumors.

lief. DIR. Williams Indian Pile olnt.
meut Il prepared for Piles and Itch
ing Of the private parts. Every box Ii
warranted. BY druggists. by mail on re-
ceipt OF price. 30 cents and k1.O0. WILLIAMS
MANUFACTURING CO.. Props. Cleveland, Ohio
For sale by Parchen-D' Acheul Drug
Co. Butte. Mont.
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No man can afford to neglect the Gordon Hat
Pick your color.
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Union Bank &TrustC Co.
Of HELENA, MONTANA.
HENRY ELLING. President.
HENRI KLEIN, Vice President
GEORGE L. RAMSEY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:

Henry Filing.
y. r. White.
r. 8. Ford.
W. A. Clark. OF virginia City.
Henry Klein.
H.. A. D'Acheul.
r. C.. Wallace
w. G. Bailey.
George L. Ramsey.
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H0GE. BR0WNLEE 4 GO.
BUTTE CITY. /. MONTANA

Transact . General Banking Businssa L.
ehsngs drawn on the leading cities Of Europe.
Collections promptly attended -.
Correspondent; Wells, Rsrys . o.. ~
Fargo q Co. San Franciseo; Omaha Nsesnal
Bank. Omaha, Hoge. DAILY 3 Co. AnseoaAa-
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30
THEY SAY.


Louisiana lily white gang had bet
ter return home.
He will never be appointed un-
der this administration.
When a self constituted commit
tee gives away 5000, 600 negroes
without their knowledge or con-
sent, it is about time for the negro
race to 60 and die.
Negro leadership is failure.
The Ministers Union will take
up the lawyers again.
Some people think that an office
makes the leader.
Many fool holds big office.
1t is not the wise thing to betray
your friends.
The world is full of deception.
The $4,000 volunteers will be
taken from the National Guards.
Did South Carolina authorize
any one to offer her negroes for the
breast works.
The neogro is loyal to the flag
and always has been.
1t is not necessary to tell the
President Of the negro's loyalty
and patriotism.
When will the negro be protect
ed in his civil and political rights?
The man who deputies himself
to speak for people is out of his
head.
What has become of the civil SER
vice law?
The war with Spain will end
with her defeat.
Speak the truth always, it will
pay you.
The world is full of trouble and
the people are restless.
President Mckinley knows when
people are in earnest.
The members of the committee
who offered the entire negro race
to the President, ought to enlist,
at once as priyates.
1t is very easy matter to put
others in places where you don't
wish to 60 yourself.
The girls commenced to shed
tears when their sweet-hearts were
ordered to enter camp.
The order was revoked and the
boys returned to camp.
If you are true to your flag. You
don't have to express your loyalty. |
For the first time since the eman.
cipation of the negro, the LOYALTY |
of the negro had to be expressed |
by self-constituted committee.
The negro was always found to
be willing slave for his oppress-
ers.
Secretary of state John Sherman
has resigned.
He has been a faithful public
fficer.
The United States should strike
before the Spanish ships arrive.
Our 10Th day of April parade
should DO abolished.
The colored troops will fight.
The colored soldiers never showed
any cowardice.
The BEE is the peoples paper.
Judge Day of Canton, Ohio, has
been made Secretary of State.
The world is a stage and the
people are merely players.
Don't be alarmed the country is
still safe.
The Spanish government will no
doubt meet fate that will teach a
lesson TO coming generations.
Tyranny viii 10 longer rule the
Cuban people.
What is the negro leadership:
1t is hing Of the past.
We have new leadership, what
is ii?
The United States will never
csc this fight.
When Jones comes to Congress
what will Virginia say9
The Washington bee., 1898-04-30

WANTED.-Refined, energptic ladies
as agents for good-selling Ioilet arti-
cles. Must be we'll recommended.
Apply between the houls pf a. m.
and6 p. m. Tuesdays and Thursdays
II Florida Avenue n. w.
The evening times., 1898-08-06
Stock Taking Prices
on Shirt Waists.

so dozen Lawn, Madras and PercaIe
Shirt Waists. that sold at 81, $1.25 and
N-lS. are grouped on one table and offered
at joint price. Every woman's size is
there. Every womans color is there.
Every woman's pattern is there. The
best makers in the land made 'em up for
us, and we offer 'em to you for what they
,~paid their seamstresses for their Z0o
share in turning 'em out. Choice. @JG
Real Imported Madras Waists as per-
& feet in color blending, in set and In make
as ever sold over our tables They re
tailored" waists. with all the at
tributes Of sweetness about 'em. Coz
Reduced from s1.9S OJC
Is dozen of the finest white Pique and
India Linon Waists. Some are perfectly
plain: some are tastefully tucked all
down the front. Nothing SO recherche
go elegant-as these beautiful half-neg-
ligee. half-dress waists. We have hith-
-erto asked you $1.5o and S1.25 for 70o
them; now your choice is taxed. ..... JG
War to the knife on the fine Waists!
In go the rich grades-the overlapping
Qualities-the choice and rare effects.
Colors and stripes and checks and nov-
city patterns that can exist only
in the richest grades are in this
lot. They are waists that sold at 0Qo
$1.ss, at s2.00 and at s225.............. JoG
The evening times., 1898-08-06
THE MIDDLE-DISTANCE KINGS.
Michael and McDufne VIII Race To-
night mt Philadelphia.

night Mt PhlIa0eIph10.
The race of the year will be held this
afternoon at the Willow Grove track.
Philadelphia. between Jimmie Michael
and Eddie McDufiie. Mention Of this
race was made in The Times during the
week. The interest in the outcome is
much greater than would be thought, and
people will travel from this city. Balti-
more, New York, and even as far away
as Boston. TO see the event. 1t will be a
struggle between two of the representa-
tive middle-distance riders of the
American cycle track. McDuffie is
backed by the National Track Team As
sociation. while Michael will be backed
by the American Cycle Racing Associa-
ton. Between the two organizations
there is considerable rivalry which ex-
tends down to all the employees. includ-
ing the star riders and the PAGERS.
McDufie has not been defeated this
year, having been in eight or nine events.
Michael has been defeated twice. once
at the hands of McDuffie. Michael is
twenty-five years old, and just-rounded
into form. McDufie is thirty-four years
of age, and has been in excellent condi-
ton for two months or more. This Is the
whole story in a nutshell. The race will
be won this afternoon by the better rider.
No man will be allowed to take advantage
of any accident that might happen 10 his
opponent. II one rider is forced to stop
through an accident. the other rider will
be compelled to stop and Wait for him to
resume riding. On the outcome Of this
race considerable --moneyyswilf-7chang
hands. Both riders have plenty of friends
who are willing to back them. Dave
Shafer. the trainer of Michael. says the
midget cannot lose. and that he will
easily defeat McDuffie. Shafer is not in
fallible, however. and his calculations are
apt to go wrong. He may have a good
deal more confidence in Michaefs ability
than other people may happen to have.
The evening times., 1898-08-06
S. KANN, SONS { CO.,
Eighth and rlarket Space.
CITY BREVITIES,

Fire was discovered about 3 o'cloc &
this morning in a bedroom at 46S School
Street southwest. The blaze was caused
by the dropping of a lighted match On
a featherbed.
Mrs. Mary Costello while crossing r
Street, near Fifth northwest, early last
evening was struck by bicycle ridden
by William Jackson, colored. She was
knocked down and her right ankle was
injured.
Harry Lusby. thirty years old, employ
ed by the Great Falls Ice Company had
his right foot crushed by a block of Ice
yesterday. No. patrol wagon was call
ed and removed the injured man to his
home, No. As I Street southeast.
Major Edith Marshall will speak tomor-
row In the lexington Presbyterian
Church. North Capital and Q Streets. ON
the work OF the Salvation Army in the
Camps. The address is made at the
request of the Rev. DR.. Duncan, and il
VIII contain many personal anecdotes.
The evening times., 1898-08-06
SPORTING sPLINTERs.

Killen. Schriver and O'Brien are booked for
release by Pittsburg.
Jimmy Frcaney is prepared to meet Jack DAILY.
| Md Mcfarland, any Of that squad.
| Jack DAILY and Kid Mcfarland are scheduled TO
| box at the Greater New York A. c. on August 2e.
George Hall. a Western featherweight, who is
in training at Bath Beach, is anxious to meet Joe
Bernstein at laO pounds.
Mike Drnberger, who had his little day in the
cycle racing world several years ago, Is talking
of trying to get back again.
Cleveland has played eight straight games in
Philadelphia, and in these Burkett has made
thirteen hits, of which eight were bunts.
Han dor has the worlds record with weights
up for one and one-half miles. and also has the
Derby record. having beaten it by two seconds
Billy Newman, one of the most capable OF
| matchmakers. has secured a clubhouse and ex-
poets to open with some good bouts as soon as
cool weather sets in. 81, .-stf-,
The bicycle race meet of the Riverside track,
Wilmington, Del, will take plsce-oB August l2,
in the evening. There will be three amateur
and three professional events.
The Pelican A. c. will offer ten round bouts
tween Frank Patterson and Tommy Sullivan.
Harry Forbes. of Chicago, and MaSey Haugh. and
Tim Kearns and Jack Murphy will do the open
ing work.
1t is announced by the American Cycle Racing
Association that there is no truth in the
ports that have been teiegraphed from Baltimore
regarding trouble between Michael and the L. A.
W. racing board"
Ferdinand Danton. Jr-, who claims to be the
champion Graeco Roman lightweight wrestler OF
America, desires to hear from any aspiring men
in that class. Address him at No. 236 West Fifty
third Street. New York city.
John ('.Spotty'D Clifford the local fve-mile
sprinter is in tanning at Harveys Lake, Luzerne
County. He is anxious to arrange a five-mile
with any of the runners for 800 a side
upward. or will box any 105-pound man in this
city the same terms.
ALI King, manager of Solly Smith. champion
featherweight of America. met Dave Sullivan at
the New York Journal office yesterday afternoon
and talked over match. Although King was
willing to make a match, he said there was no
occasion for tying up money as a preliminary
forfeit Sullivan insisted on his money being
covered, and as King declined, the negotiations
came to close.
Joe Cans, of Baltimore, the clever lightweight
who is matched to meet Billy Ernst for twenty
five rounds before the Greater New York Athletic
Club at Coney Island next Monday night, is put
ting in hard licks at Ramia's roadhouse on the
shell road, about ten miles from Baltimore. Yes
terday Cans met five in succession easily
tiring them out. They were as follows: Fred
Sweigert, Jack Coates, Jack Dawson, Tom Con
molly, of Baltimore, and Jerry Marshall. of Aus
traia. Cans will be in the finest kind of shape
Monday night when he faces Ernst
The evening times., 1898-08-06
baltimore & Ohio R. R. Bulletin.

ELECTRIC FANS IN SLEEPING
CARS.-The Washington-New York sleep
er, ready for occupancy at 10 p. m, is
provided with electric fans for the COM
fort of passengers who wish to retire ear
ly. Travellers during the heated season
will appreciate this innovation
ATLANTIC CITY AND RETURN. S.
Fridays and Saturdays, 10 a. m. and 1905
noon trains. good returning until follow
ing Tuesday. Excellent Royal Blue Fast
Train Service.
SIS WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE
AND RETURN.-Saturdays and Sundays,
good returning until following Monday
Good on all trains. including Royal Blue
Line 45-minute flyers.
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