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Al the Hotels.

The Park-w. l.. Baker. Mark Kohn.
New York: C. F. Rowles. b. A. Robert
son. u River: DIR. and Mrs. c.. f.. X.
Vidal, Belt; Otto Ketelson, Sheridan
wyo.: c. NJ. Horton, Washington. ID.
c.: william Allen, Chicago: T. F.
Richs rdson. f.. G. lick. Anaconda; II.
A. Benner. NJ. job Elias. A. p. Glenn
ents, Helena: G. l.. Stannate. Phila-
delphia: F. NJ. Stephens, st. Paul:
Phil Newman, Minneapolis; Howard
Camp, Kentucky; C.. A. st. Clair, o.. K.
& N. Butte: George III. Bowman.
Cleveland. o.
The Great Falls-W. j. Gendus. Chi
cago: Oshey Devine. Sun River; Frank
w. Ridley. Arlington; Edw. keaster.
Levi n. Nottingham. Highwood; /. A.
Seiger, Choteau; d. w. Wilson. Truly;
s. r. hobart, Butte; Peter r. Peter
son. Frank Lewis, II. w. Collins. Hen
ry Vanstane. c. l.. Frye. Belt; Claude
Belcher, Thomas b. Wilson, Helena
walter A. Burns, Livingston; William
c. Levi, Spokane.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

DR.. and Mrs. r. p. r. Gordon have
returned from their trip to New York.
c. r. Rowles and r. A. Robertson are
among the Sun River people in this
city to-day.
p. H. Hughes, justice Of the peace,
il confined to the house with q severe
attack of sciatic rheumatism.
A marriage license has been issued
To Robert Marshal and Miss Annie f.
Toms. both residents of this city.
DIR. and Mrs. c. r. X. Vidal came
down from Belt this morning to wit
ness the celebration over the departure
of the troops.
Prof. O.. C. Morrison returned last
night from a trip to Logging Creek.
where he has been looking at some
mining properties.
DIR. F.. ]. Adams and Mrs. Adams
went to Helena this morning. where
the doctor will enter at once upon his
Official duties az regimentai surgeon.
Mrs. Adams will accompany him IL he
is called into the field.
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CnEERED TO THE ECHO
Great Falls Troops Were Given a
Grand Send-Of.
CITY ABLAZE WITH FLAGS
Thousands Packed the Streets n
Viewed The Processiou-Cheors Gave
Way to Silent Sadness When
the Boys Pulled Out.

Great Falls. May "a stranger en-
tering this city his morning would
ave believed that preparations were
making for n of the biggest kinds OF
a Fourth of July celebration. All
through last night there were crowds
on the street. quiet and orderly enough,
but evidently moved by some restless
spirit that kept them from sleep. Many
of the business houses IA their deco
rations completed at that time. but this
morning each street Is ablaze with
flags and streamers and bunting. With
the stars and stripes floats the single
star and the three broad stripes of the
Cuban insurgents, although there seem
to be several varieties Of this flag.
Those who are to act as aids in the pro-
cession are riding mettlesome horses
up and down the streets, and IL the
small boy had only f~irecrackers to set
off the resemblance to Fourth OF July
morning would be perfect.
The procession began its march at
1890 o'clock and 1t included nearly
every organization in the city. Birth
were Americans and all were anxious
TO show honor to the boys In blue about
to leave for the front.
The grand parade was led by Burners
&. Kelly, marshall: L. g. Phelps, Vim
cent Fortune, H. f. Randall. aids. The
procession then came in the following
order: Police. city officials, Black
Eagle band, Uniform Rank, X. of p.
Flambeau club, Black Eagle Hose COM
pany German-American Verein, Irish
societies, Christopher Columbo lodge
Utalian), Sons of Veterans. New Eng
land society, Mill and Smeltermen's
union. American Federation of Labor,
Company b (small boys), union and
confederate veterans. Company A, n.
G. NJ, fire department, school children
and citizens.
At 1890 all the school children In the
city, and with them their parents. APP
peared on the streets. All were dressed
in their best, and they presented a thrill
ling sight. n one well calculated TO
stir up all the patriotic sentiment there
might be in the crowd. The various
secret orders of the city and such or
ganizations as the New England club,
the German-Americans and the irish
men gathered later, and for an hour OF
so there was much marching and coun
ter marching on Central avenue, the
Black Eagle BAN playing national airs
the while. About 1880 p. m. company
A appeared from the armory, and ther
the procession formed rapidly. Th'
line of march was simple, being merel!
up Central avenue, around the park u
the south of the Montana Central sta
ton, n then direct to the cars. IL
it's course the members of company A
twice passed through the files of tn
rest of the parade, which were hned vi
on either side of the street. and stoot
cheering with barred heads while tn
boys in blue passed. On the opei
space neal the station the last hal
was made, inc in addition to thos
who composed the parade, which wa
oven 10 blocks in length, there wer
5000 or 5000 citizens packed In a thron,
that well-nigh forbade passage.
At the station the scene began to p
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her love and affection. A man has no right
to sacrifice his life in the mad race for money,
By neglecting his bodily health. A man
owes Il to himself and to his wife and chill
dren to live . long and helpful life. II .
man would live he must keep health.
Health 10 Q matter of . little patch here
and there. Look AFTER the little ailments
and the big ailments will take care Of them
selves. They will never come. DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery keeps the body
In perfect health. 1t promptly eradicates
the little ailments that bring serious illness
II the serious malady has already arrived 1t
promptly cures i by removing the cause.
II corrects all disorders Of the digestion,
~iuyisorates the liver and makes the appe-
title keen and hearty. 1t makes the assimi-
lation of food perfect and supplies the blood
with the life-giving elements that build new
and healthy tissue and firm muscles II
tones and builds up the nerves. 1t drives
impurities and disease germs from every
oman of the body. II cures all diseases due
to overwork and worry and faulty nutrit-
lion. II Il an unfailing remedy for weak
lungs, splitting of blood, shortness of breath.
severe cough, bronchitis, asthma and kin.
dred affections. 1t cures % per cent. Of al
cases Of consumption.
MI. Isaac r. Downs. of Spring Valley. Rock
land Co. N. v. writes: 'For three years had SUI,
tered from that terrible disease. consumption eno
Medical Discovery / had wasted away to skele
ten: could not sleep nor rest. and many umes
wished to die 10 he out Of my misery. step BY step
the signs and realities Of returning health SLOW,
but surely developed thsmssiyes wn,,e ss. and an
ven and strong. The Golden Medical piscovsry
hss also cured my daughter Of . very bad ssos'
bcsted on the thigh"
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ana most Of II arose from the indiscreet
use q whiskey. He was arrested last
nieht for being drunk. When he sue
ceeded in getting h ear OF b judge
he pleaded hard to be allowed to 60 his
way. He said nothing OF MIS- intentions
but promtsed By all that was holy that
II he was given one more chance he
would, not be seen in the police court
for . year 1t east. He wss given the
one more chance. and without stopping
for ANYTHING he marched up the street
to the armory and then and there en-
listed for two Year,. He was among
the men who went on his afternoons
train, and although he has given the
ofhcers much trouble there Is naroIy
one OF them who would wish to see
him Obliged to keep his promise for
more than q rear.
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THE WORLDS Markets
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest Of Exchangs Nsws-M Mining Stocka-
Metal ouotstons-Wooi Prices and
Movements-0rain and Pro-
duce-Review OF Trade.


New York, May 6-There were striking
uu.r,. o., ,r.c~th q, to-dax.s stock
- =,
market notw'ths'a""i"s '"e iac' nut
most of the days changes are on the side
of losses. The bull sentiment had several
or,or w,,h ana an.
selling pressure on 'he market was I"
times very heavy. Again and again the
buv,rv demand mas sufficient to overcome
-, -. N ~uu.
d" ops'ac'es s"o ~ -o'"'' a"
carrying prices upwards on a large VOL
ume of business. IL was not until the
or., hon. ,h., tho marke, finally suc-
'-a ;. ~. s,.S.n ~ l,o,,ida,,op ana
.sa,S~s nv.as.s.wv su .ar,,sr gains ana
SsS $3.50 ran~,n. nm 10 , ner
80. a. .S-a~s IN. snsc,ai,,es
sr w.ra heay,, In rondop
49, 49, onar,r- hour ,n svmna,hv
LIZ 3 aanorap aenre..ion In that marked.
r,no,.n nrtce. ~ international stocks had
dan,snn, a. sor. csscs nearly a noInt he
So., ,as, n,.n,.s New yorL chasing there
~. ,cso,an, demand here n, the open-
49, snaraou.a The graater mari Of ION
a AZ, .o,,nas
Arh,,rare seu,ny was made profitable
C-,.u- ~. .oaoc ,ccouut u,as tho heay-
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IcD1 q Woman's story.
Not strange because Il happens every day,
so4 romantic o. thfil1ines bot just . story OF
misery and suffering soeh a only women
know.
For eighteen year, Sara z Bowen. Of
Peru, Indiana, carried . burden q pain.
NiRht and day, without rsspite, she sod
iersd the most dreadful experience that sver
fen 10 The lot a woman.
That she did not die b almost beyond
teEeL
That she Is well to-day Is 4 miracle.
Mr.. Bowen's trouble requires no desenp-
ton beyond the symptom, which every
woman win instantly recognize.
In describing them Mis-. Bowen says'
"Fos eighteen yean ] suffered With
weakness peculiar 10 my sex.
II was 4 broken down piece q human
ity; a shadow a . woman.
my brain was tortured until ] could re-
member bot lttle. I could not sieep o eat
and was reduced in weight 10 . mese skele-
ton. What LITTLE ! ID eat eoud not b d.
rested IN my weakened STATE, and eassed
me untold misery.
my Din was muddy. my eye were
heavy. Twas dassy an the time and TO-
tally unfit for sven ordinary housewosk.
"Doctors prescribed for me without avail.
Medicine was recommended and taken m
quantity but Il did no good.
~Tims aad tims again ] was at the brink
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At sheriM's Sale.

Great Falls. May 6.-The Palace no
tel and the Windsor hotel property at
Havre have been sold at sherinrs sale
to satisfy the judgment obtained by
the Schlitz Brewing company against
Arthur and Jennie Decker. The pro-
ceeds OF the sale amounted to $3,sss,
and under the circumstances were
gratifying. The Palace hotel was first
bought in by Arthur Decker for $500.
but he was unable TO perfect h ale
and the mortgage took IL at 5000 on
the sherifrs reselling IL. The Windsor
hotel site was sold to August Uhlein
for $500.
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New York. May s-Money on cell nrm
at ,ixaz< per cent. Last loans. IA per
cent. Prime mercantile paper. 2er
cent. Sterling exchange steady. with &C
tual business in bankers bills at A.s$u
4.Ah for demand and A.Sessn4-H lot %
days. Posted rates. &.sisn4.s2 n H.Sn
ISL. Commercial bills. N.s0a4-Sia. SIT
yer certificates. 5s65s%c. Mexican dollars.
l5c. Government bonds strong. state bonds
railroad bonds irregular. afl
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a scottish Utopia.

From Black and White.
Utopia has been realized In Scotland.
Hill Of Beach, a little town in Fife
shire-boasting. indeed, but little over
1000 inhabitants-has for some time
been in proud possession Of a public
house of Its own-that is to say. the
town owns the business. Thir year the
profits amount to about $1,000 The
committee of management now pro-
pose to utilize this sum in lighting the
streets with electricity. and. further.
in supplying the light to any ous In
the town at a price that will place IL
within the reach of all. such price to
be about half cost. The only wonder
is, low does such a small town man
age to dispose of enough spurious
LIQUOR to produce a proft of $500.
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Mr.. John Peterson, of Patoutville, La,
vas very agreeably surprised not long
ago. For eighteen months he had been
troubled with dysentry and had tried
three of the best doctors in New Or
leans. besides half a dozen or more pat
ent medicines, but received very little
relief. Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy, having peen
recommended to him, he gave IL triai
and to his great surprise. three doses OF
that remedy effected a permanent cure.
Mr.. william Mcnamara, a
merchant of the same place, Is well ac-
auainted with Mr.. Peterson and attests
to the truth of this statement. n
remedy In for sale by druggists.
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Of despais. Day BY day my trou6ae~
wone, and DARK indeed wa the day -
my deiiveranee.
"A friend q mine told me sbsA D.. Va
Eams' Pink Pills for PAX People and wAes
they had accomplished ios othen b ny
condition.
"hwast the first glimp.e q DE- IN q hae-
pines through the dafk eiosds q m.csy.
II bought . bon and took tesm. Esue
then I fell Their effect. bought mose Al
continued to taks than until ] va vel
and strong.
They liberated me- rom the NO. tess1bse
bonds that ever tortured = woman. Tbey
brought me new lie WHEN deafh VA
welcome. ..
" reeommend than 10 my fsisndas -
DO not hesitate 10 say 70 every so1eshg
woman IN the VOID that d. WIZ
PINK Pits wm ere hn."
d. WifiamS Pit Ps1s Sos pab ReoD1e
are . specific ~ an Sorm q weaAnaA.
1he booA Is vitalized and esepmD -
nant With TIE elements a IL. Te -
vous system 5 ~reoreanized, an irscg.aasiao
arc corrected, strength seturns and deea.s
disappean. So semaskabk have eeen ~
cures performed BY thsse 6lfk - -
their fame has spread 10 the fas e. g
civil alton. Wherever you g yeu VI
find the most important asticle = evSY
drug store to be d.. william - -
ios PAk People
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Metal Market.

New York. May S-Pig iron warrants.
IS. esas.&. Lake copper. Il. loo bid and
II. apc asked. Tin, l4.50c bid and 4.6oc ask
ed. Spelter. 4.loa4.0c Lead hrmer at
I. 7strc bid and !. INC asked. The firm that
fixes the selling price for miners and
smeIters quotes lead at 3.oc at the close.
Rar silver. sc.
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OTHER MARE ETs.


Omaha. May 6.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000.
Market steady. Native beef steers. W
4.S5; Western steers. 81 .syut.S; cows and
he,fers a. gO04 70: stockers and feeders.
81. soni 90: bulls and stays. 81. 6on3.so.
Hors-Receipts. 100. Heavy. G.spnf:
light. 81 .s5fI3. %: bulk of sales. p.s2'rm
3.as.
sheep-Receipts. 500. Market steady.
Fair to choice natives. 6.som%.%; fair 10
choice westerns. 81. 5o94.@; lambs. H.ya
4 n.
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Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
I'm fair demand and steady. No. 2 spring
wheat. 81 .lodi.1 Is; Nc. . spring wheat h.s
al. q; No. 2 red. 81 .05efl a; No. 2 corn.
34Ac: No. . oats. sli4c: No. 2 white. S31xM
sac: No. 3 white 32isa33i.c: No. 2 rye,
ssigaesc: No. 2 barley. i2a45c; No. | FAX
seed. N.s5I: prime timothey seed. $3.50
2.75: mess pork. per barrel. SO. son1o.sO;
lard. per 100 pounds. S.s0n5.s2is; short
ribs sides, loose. S.3Jm5.1O; dry salteo
shoulders. boxed. 4Am5c: short clear sides
boxed. &. 0as 10; whiskey. distillers' nm.
ished goods, per gallon. LEO.
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v q Dinner.

Great Falls. May 6.-B. B.. Cook last
evening entertained Captain Moran:
Lieutenant French. Sergeant Howe and
several others at a dinner at the Gem
In honor OF Captain Moran.
The box in which the dinner was served
was beautifully decorated and the meal
was served in courses. Those present
on the occasion were Captain Moran.
b. r. Cook, Lieutenant French. Ser
eeant Howe, F. II. Jones w. NJ.
TahnSou
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Chicago. May 6.-Cattle-Cattle were In
good demand and prices ruled steady.
sales were principally at ua5; beef steers
s.. O Is: stockers and feeders.
cows and heifers. 81 .50m4.6o; calves. Ssue
Hogs-Hogs ruled 2isc higher. Sales
were at an extreme range of %oh%.
the bulk going at A.05ni.2 20; pigs, VI. so~
l.05.
sheep-Trade I'm sheep was slow. prices
about steady at 81. 25dt.G. principally
above 81. Lambs. clipped, sia4.eS: wooled'
s.. Ied5. a.
Receipts-Csttle, $500: hogs. 5000
sheep an.
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Ross.r wool Warket.

Boston. May s-The Boston CONNER
ciaI RuIlstin will say to-morrow OF the
wool market: The easing of monet and
IN. stir in manufacturing circles occa-
sIan.d nv government demands have had
a reyivinx influence for the moment on
the languid market. Actual business de-
veloped In medium unwashed neeces. hsii-
bloods and better. Under the ssmoisnce OF
.c,ivi,y views have assumed an aopEe-
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first lDuei tm A0srsea.

The first lucknow to have taken place
upon American soil occurred In 1870 when
Edward Doty and Edward Lester. SER
wants of o New England colonist named
Hopkins. fought over some trtfing mat
ter with swords. Neither was seriously In
iured. hut both were severely punished
by the provincial authorities for partic.-
psting in the AFFAIR.
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Send us SO in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard. or Is for
six months. and secure q copy Of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by q newspaper.
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Our War Premium.

Send us $40 in advance for one years
subscription to the Standard, or IS for
six months. and secure a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
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ciabIe gain in firmncss and prices have
held very well.
The sales OF the week were '1tW"
pounds domestic and 2G.eo pounds for
rirn against 10000 pounds domestic and
81 .0Oc pounds foreign last week and l.2s2.-
eo pounds domestic and 3.o32.Oo pounds
Foreign for the same week last year.
spanish ~.
Madrid. May 6~.-Spanish Fs closed to-
day at 80 81. Gold was quoted at ni.ta.
wheat Advanced.
Buenos Ayres, May 6.-Wheat has sd-
Vanced 10 per cent.
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the FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF BUTTE
Andrew J Davis .................Fressdens
James A. Talbot ..........vics President
u. b. Neirick ashier
George Stevenson Assistant Cashier
AeEMEAAl DAMklMe BUSINESS
TRANSACTED
FOREIGN exchange. We draw direct on al
the PRINCIPAL cities of Europe ana issue
eur own letters Of credit. available In all
parts Of the wes'A-
Union Bank Trust Co.
Of HELENA. MONTANA.
HENRY ELLING. President
HENRY KLEIN. Vice President
GEORGE L. RAMSEY. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Henry Filing.
b r. White.
X g. Ford.
W. A clark. of Virginia City.
Henry Klein.
IL A. DAcheui.
Il. c. wallace.
W. C. Bailey.
George L. Ramsey.

A general commercial banking onsinr-
transacted. including the purchase aus
sale Of state. County and City securities
q careful attention TO collections and the
aeceptancs Of trusts
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San Francisco. May s--fali woods
southern coast lambs. 1usc: San Joa .uin
lambs. 7nsc: Northern lambs linlsc; san
Ioaouin plains. Tdac. Humboldt and Men
docino. ltdf5c.
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Nc kep. Nis " ord

Great Falls. May 6.-Among the incl
dents connected with the departure OF
the troops is one which comes from the
police court. John Burns has given the
police no little trouble in times past
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The reliable war bulletins Of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
" in the Silver Dollar.
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read a night from the stag OF
the Stockholm concert !
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Land ONES ct Helena. Aoat. Apxti IL H.
Notice is hereby zen that the spatov1n4Suooee
dnsl proof In snpport Of his elsi1. - 49,
proof win be made before The e1esk ef 81
TSorss A. Parker for II & 6.3o6 fss ~ 80
oss- half southwest ore quarter. nors1soDe
quarter southwest one quarter ~ eoaooWeeoe
Quarter northwest one quarter seeooo - -
ship { north. range Il wsss
Hs names the following witnesses - Dgoye -
eontinaoas residence upon anA eulttvss.o
land. via August osss1an. Arseur q. LkeessSs
Jacob NeR and o. Allen Of Anasoada
Any person who desires TO pFotsss a0An4t ~
allow Ancs OF such proof. OF vs. hnevy - ~
lssiono q the interior dsparsDsst - -
proaf shoaid sSt - Allowed viltbe GaveD 80
pors unity - the sboxs Asn,isns4 the 80 -
70 eross exsulne the Wisnsasss 81 said eto1mu1&
And 40 s6er eviS~ues IN rebustal az thai eo1MAt
ted by claim ant VIZ Coz. 04
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The widow

The widow
appeals to the
patty of
v { the most
callous- hearted.
Here is a wo-
man still in the
~springtime of
life, deprived of
the stay n d
support
which she had
every right to
depend, and her
future OVERHEAD
owed by the loss
of the n man
In all the world
upon whom she
had centered
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Land Once at Helene. noss. April Il isSS
Notice Is hereby eivsn that ~ $780,
make dnsi proof IN support q his elsa1. - ~
.sid pr.of viii be maze seforsJ y NSXog4;
via. jane l. Gcodsin, far n 3 >e91. 49,
esss on~-half OF the sousAwsss one@n0S1s.
iots , AID 4. section 50. sessship , sss>A -
Hs names IN. fcllovias wisssssss DpsUeo1o
eoutiuuous residence apos and euldyeoso = -
land. via: John l. Ftfsr, braak uonAS!A ~.
fIisee 6iard and Andres rseereen. 81 - =
springs, Deer Lodge eosnty. neal
ANY person whe desires TO protest. e
allossses of said proof e. vhs eneSSSH
,isns q the Interior depsrsnsas. u -
mould sot Re a1s~sd uiu ~ rive oe1mne
rroxsexanins the vitssssss Of ssi1 sh1DG44
srd 70 offer evidsn>s In rsbastal 81 sese enomee
- IN ssaiasAA WI 1oD10k
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For ALLAYrse HoARsESxss AND IRRITATION
NJ THE THROAT, " BROWNS BRONCHIAL
TRocHEs" are wonderfully effective. Avoid i'm
mutations.
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For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls Office of the Anaconda Standard. ID
Der month; steam heated.
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Union CON-. ....... ............."
yellow Jacket .......... .....-..........
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ROstOu Stocks.

Boston stocks.
Boston. May e-oregon Short Line. solE:
Boston a Montana. is7: Butte & Boston.
afT.; Parrot. 22ia.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-07
The I! !! (: Weakness E[tnll|e
ola Woman.

A yoxan scA0 has suffered eighteen years, mAo hA'
been cured after a life Of misery and hces again me
sunshine of happiness, ,peaks to other a0me" ." "oras
of no uncertain meaning.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-16
coIored Citizens As.ocintion.

Last night a number of colored citizens
representing the different wards of the city
met and organized central committee 10
be known as the Citizens association. The
meeting was organized permanently by
eiecung j. 5. TIbbitt chairman and C. y.
Love secretary, The object OF this asso-
ciation is TO Influence the colored vote
TO band themselves together for their pol.
itioal welfare and to ask for greater repre-
senlation in the public service OF the city.
Meetings of characterization will be held
from time to time in the different wards.
beelnning Thursday night next in the
FIRST ward, and continuing until the series
formulated have been completed.