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IN POLICE COURT.
Two Business Pay Fines for
Fighting.

Two Business Managers Pay Fines for
Great Falls. April 26.-As a conse-
quence of a discussion of the war ques-
ton on a small scale in the bad lands
N. l.. Leroux and evan Richardson,
two gentlemen who act as business
managers for two houses of iIl-fame.
came to blows, and were mulcted in the
police court this afternoon for a Ave
apiece. 1t seems that they have been
sharing in the use of a water tap, but,
according to the statements OF one, the
other has not been sharing in the n.y.
ment of the water rental. This caused
the discussion inc the consequent grief.
A sneak thief broke into some trunks
stored in a shed at the residence of Geo.
w. Bird on Central avenue and made
away with a quantity of clothing last
night. No clue to the thief has yet been
obtained, but it is likely that he will
fall into the m Of the police soon.
John Bow vas arrested early this
morning for discharging firearms with
in the city limits. 1t seems that he re-
sides in a shack just south of First ave-
nue., and i'm a homer of absent-mind-
edness he sent a hot through the floor.
He was discharged upon explanation to
the court.
J. T. Hussey. a railroad man, paid 81
for an assault he made upon a compan-
ion this morning.
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GREAT FALLS NOTES.

John ~ n,,fY NJ Fort Renton arrived
In the cjtv this morning.
D.. po,, ova In fro,,
- -. ~. nnorrin.
~ 'o"' I'm -N
Mr.. and mrs: Louis ftoliano . Ir"iy
NV ~ ,
e.. wallace IayIor o. Cho.eau Us
pending a rev oays Ill 'rea' rahs'
John II. and Manton Shepherd, the
Cascade merchants. are In the city to-
day.
John Lindsay and II. r. Bartlett
came down from Butte on the morning
train.
David q Brown returned this morn
ing from the convention at
r'h,nooL
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Hotel Arrivals.

Great Falls-D. Carney, Youngstown.
o.: ID. A. Richardson. Helena: H. II.
walrater. Helena; Charles Clary. Seat
tie: John c. Duff, Benton; Aaron Jack
son, Neihart; George Dunlap. Belt;
Thomas Leffreia, Helena: DR.. F. l..
Buck. Helena: II. w. Kraus. Pondera;
Louis Holland and wife, A. l.. Fergu-
son. Trinity: j. w. McCloskey. Bloom
field, KY: Mrs. l.. Opheim. city; 8. b.
Gray, Utica: II. T.. Goodell. Utica.
Park-D. II. Becker. Minneapolis; L.
A. Parkhurst. Butte: o. f. Haskin. Lin
coln. Neb.; w. e. Phillips. Helena; Da-
vid G. Bronze. Montana: T. b. McShane.
Sand Coulee; E.. H.. Johnson. Miles
City: c. II. Gould. Omaha; Robert
Dudgeon. st. Paul: j. L. DeHard. Liv-
ingston: ]. B.. Long. Sycamore. I'LL: c.
j. Wennecke. St. Paul: f. G.. lick. Mel
hart: John X. Cashier. Belt: It. r.
Richardson, Anaconda; II. c. Egleston'
st. Louis: l.. r. Fogle, st. Paul; An
drew Bouleler. Choteau: Mrs. ]. st.
Claire, Minneapolis: John III. Shepherd
Cascade: MAINTAIN Shepherd. Cascade;
John Lindsay. Butte; H. r. Bartlett
Butte: A. II. Westler. Minneapolis: r. r
Mathewson. Montreal; Charles +. Hell
sey. Chicago: L. l.. R~osenthal, Chicago
G. Wallace Taylor. Choteau.
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The readers Of this paper will be pleased 70
learn that there 10 ct least one dreaded disease
that science has been able 20 cure In all its
stages, and that 10 Catarrh. Halle Catarrh Cure
IL the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Catarrh being . constitutional dis
ease, requires . constitutional treatment. Halls
Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally, acting directly
upon the bleod and mucous ~surfaees OF the sYs-
tenn, thereby destroying the foundation Of the
disease. and giving the patient strength by build.
ing up the constitution and asst sting nature In
doing its work. The proprietors have SO much
faith in its curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that IL fails to
cure. Send for list of tee tim onials.
Address FL. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
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Made "A l;reAt Hit.

g Great Falls. April 26.-The Standards
bulletins, which were rea yesterday
evening from the stage at the opera
house and also at the Stockholm con-
cert hall. made a great hit and were
received with generous and patriotic
applause. The nag at both places
say frankly that the bulletins being re-
liable and enjoying the confidence of the
people form a strong feature of their
programme They will be continued
through the week at the opera house.
and will be given out at the Stockholm
so long as the wal may last. The bull
letins in the street cars will also be
continued.
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"A Woman to Women

women suffer when there is no need of doing so"
"They suffer frequently from neglect. from weak
nesses and because they, too often, do not know just
what to do"
Headaches, depressed feelings, bearing down SEN
sations; all these have but one cause" So spoke Dr..
Abercrombie, and he was right.
Here is what Mrs. E. NJ. Hill, who resides on Bergen
street, Brooklyn, says:
"My father and husband were both physicians, but /
suffered for years. 1t would be impossible to describe
my troubles in detail, but / believe all women can un-
derstand me. l have been restored, and | wish the
whole world could hear me proclaim the good tidings of
what Warmers Safe Cure has done for me. Why, at one
time 1 could not eat or sleep without the help of War
ner's Safe Cure. 1t was the first thing to aid me. God
bless the manufacturers of Warmers Safe Cure and &C
cept my sincere and earnest prayers"
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SIR KNIGHTS READY.
The Time May Come When They VIII he
Ordered to the Front.

u bun way JIM ""oo h"ey WIN ~
Ordered to the Front.
Great Falls, April &c. l.. Herzog,
captain OF Silver company. uniform rank.
X. Of p, has received a communication
from Colonel Duane of Anaconda inclos-
ing another letter from General Graham.
Colonel Quane's letter reads as follows:
Captains: The major general a
made a standing offer of 500. 900 Sir
Knights to the secretary of war. SO
get your companies In the best possible
shape, so If the call should come they
will be able to give a good account OF
themselves"
The inciosed communication from the
major general is dated indianapolis,
Ind, April IL. 1898. and is as follows:
II am in receipt of yours of the 18th
inst. and 1 can assure you that l am
more than rejoiced at the patriotic spir-
itof the companies Of the LIST regiment of
Montana. Keep right along with your
recruiting. as the time may come e
the government may need the services Of
the rank Of every part of the United
States. send my greetings to the COM
panies OF Montana, n say to them
that since this trouble began i am
prouder of the uniform rank than ever
before"
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A BATTLE EXPECTED.
United States ships Sure winners In
Astattc Waters.

OObteO Stotee SubRo sure "tUueTh i"
Astatic Waters
Chicago, April ga special 10 the
Times-Herald from Washington says:
Navy department o~ficials confidently
expect that within three days a decisive
battle will have been fought between the
American and Spanish forces operating
in the waters OF the Philippines. 1t is
learned from a most reliable source that
Commodore Dewey's squadron. which
left Hong Kong Sunday for Mrs Bay.
has now left that place for the Philip
pine islands. under instructions sent sew
eral days ago by Secretary Long.
Steaming at the rate of ten knott an
hour. the fleet ought to reach its desti-
nation by this afternoon. and IL Is ex-
pected by Secretary Long and other de-
partment officials that the vessels will
be in action Immediately after their ar
rival unless the Spanish men of war
should prefer to remain inside the mined
harbors.
OF primary Importance. the ~ofhcials
declare. is the Immediate capture or de-
struction OF the Spanish vessels. After
this has been accomplished IL will not
be a difficult matter to secure the fan
Of Manila or Luzon and of other ports
by simply conducting a blockade, such
as the North Atlantic squadron Is do
ing with reference to Cuban ports. Ii il
unOe1StOOu tndt SOf1lfIlOIoft DtNty :
plan of campaign contemplates the
capture or destruction of the Spanish
fleet. There are six OF these craft. none
of which Is TO be compared TO the pro-
tected cruisers of the American squad
ron.
As Commander Dewey has not a large
squadron it Is appreciated that he VIII
not have sufficient vessels TO carry on q
blockade that will last any length OF
time. He will. however. be able to block
ade the principal ports i'm which the
Spanish troops are stationed. and the
Insurgents in the island will probably
give him assistance by contributing
their land operations. Altogether. nava
experts say that Commander Dewey''
task is the easiest Of those which have
beer assigned to any flag officer.
Upon but one point are the officials
! uneasy. This relates to the continuance
of cable communication etween Com
modore Dewey and the United States
There Is a Spanish cable line connect
ing Hong Kong and the Philippines. ant
il may be found necessary to cut tn
cable in order to prevent the Spanish
forces from cabling their government
the condition Of affairs In the island
II il appreciated by the authorities that
as Spain can send no r-einforcements q
the east. IL will do the S~paniards yer,
little good to know what Is going on tn
the far east.
But. for prudential reasons. It Is be
heved that Commodore Dewey shoul'
hasten to get the cable under his con
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by the hank. The petition. recites the
fact incident to the appointment OF .
receiver. and states hat among h as
sets of the bank are $50 shares Of stock
in the Chamberlain Lard and Sheep
company (which Is one-hah Of the total
amount of stock in The company TOR
which ]. b. Long of Sycamore. Ill, has
offered par value. $4,000 cash The sale
is recommended by the comptroller OF
currency. The court ssued an order
permitting the sale.
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arrive in this city In time to attend the
funeral.
Mr.. Murphy Was one Of the early
settlers In this state. Born in he west
ern part Of Pennsylvania ne removed to
Missouri in early life and zane to his
state in 1878. He resided at Helena.
Fort Benton and other places In the
state and went to Haywood about eight
years ago and took up a ranch there.
engaging in the raising Of stock. Since
last autumn he has resided in this city
with Mrx Wren.
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Notice for Pobnestion.

Land omce st Helena. Mont, April IL. 1895.
Notice il hereby given that the following named
settler has hled notice Of his intentios to make
hnal proof in support Of his claim. and that said
proof will be made before the clerk Of the district
court AT Anaconda, Mont, GU NAV IL, 1s9s, viz;
one hall. southwest one quarter, northeast one
quarter southwest ons-quarter and southeastone-
quarter north vest oue-ouArfer section "a, town
ship 4 north. range IL west
H names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of said
land. viz: August Bessmsn. Arthur Z. Lipdsley,
Jacob NeH aud o. Allen of Anaconda
ANY person who desires to protest against the
allowanc. ~ such proof. or wso knows OF any
substantial reason. under the law and the regu
lsrions of the interior department, Why zach
proof should not be allowed. viii be given IN op
portunisv at the above mentioned time aud place
10 cross examine the witnesses Of said claim ant.
and 10 offer evldenee in rebuttal % that submit
teA by claimant. w. Z. Cox. Register.
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Great Falls. April 2S.-In the suit Of
James T. Stanford. receiver. VS.. s. ID.
Hatcher and James A. Coram. the de-
fault OF the defendant. ID. b.. Hatcher.
was entered this afternoon. He failed
to appear by attorney. and naturally
could not appear In person, being an
inmate of Deer Lodge at the present
time.
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troll as rapidly as possible. 1t is sup
posed at the department that he has
made all necessary preparations TO cut
the cable and to keep possession OF the
end connecting him with Hong Kong
and. with an operator on board his ship,
he will be able to communicate with the
department as often as shall be neces-
sarv
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Marriage

Great Falls, April 26.-This was a good
day for marriage licenses, four being
issued from the Office of the clerk Of the
court. The happy parties were Frank
Oscar Braks and Amanda Heissan of
Sand Coulee; Henry Grundstrom and
Mary Raavi of Belt; John Hunter OF
Arlington and Mrs. Mary Atkinson of
Belt; Anti Kilponen and Justina Maxi
of Belt.
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Death Of Gerald Brosnan.

Great Falls. April 26.-Gerald Bros
nan. 3 years of age. died this evening
from ANGER in the throat. He is a son
of the late Senator Brosnan, and has
beer suffering for several months from
the same disease which killed his father
last fall.
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[IIIWI2IHlH

rr.:rs: s.so,..-y Or g=:'s..1y Sypaii.. per.
,reesed 81 ZONE fUv the same price under zane
xuarastes. IL ron prefer 10 come here vs viii
Goa traet 10 pay pallsssd fare ana hotel bills, and
no charge II s- fall 20 sure. IL yoa have taken Nor
cury, lodids Potash Sand still have sehss and
paths. Mucous pssches In mouth, sore Throat,
Pin pies. Copper Ceiored spots. Ulcers on any
Z this syphiiide BLOOD fOlsON thai We guar.
antee 10 cure. We solicit the most obstinate
cases and challenge the world for . esss we can
NO, cure. This disease has always banned the
skill Of the most eminent b ysieians. 800
capital behind oar useondttiona guaranty. Alb
selute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress Cook Remedy Co. i5<o Hssonie Temple
Chicago. Ill
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Funeral .f Joseph Murphy.

Great Falls. April 2s.-To-morrow
morning will occur the funeral of Jo-
seph Murphy from the residence of his
daughter. Mrs. w. r. Wren. on Third
avenue south. The deceased Was rs
years of age and leaves three children
Mrs. Wren. Mrs. Blanche NJ. Maclsy
of this city. and Joseph r. Murphy of
Highwood. Mrs. Maclay Is on her way
home from the East. and il expected to
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Land Once at Helena. Mont. April IL.

Lard Once at Helen.. Mont. April II Isss
Notice Is hereby gwen that me ionoslhs
make Anal proof in support Of hi. claim, and that
aid prof viii be maize before J. II. Meyers. U.
~ Com'r. At Deer Lodge. Mont, on Msy 81, 1895,
viz; james L GOODWIN. for II. D.. 452I for the
east one-half Of the southwest QUE au artsr, and
lot. 3 and 4, section 30, township 5 north, range
y vest.
II. n.nes tn. folio wing witnesses TO prove hs
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of 50
land. viz. John L. Fifer Prank Henault, Or,
yli.ee Giarc and Andrew Peterson, all of Warn
sprinr.. Deer Lodge county. Mont.
Any person who desires % protest against the
Allowance Of said proof. or who knows any sub
.tantisl reason, under the Isw aud the rexuls
lions 81 the interior department. Why such proof
sbould no, be allowed, will ne given an oppor
cro,ssxsmine the witnesses Of said elaImsnt
ana 10 offer .vid.n, . in resuttal Of that submit
ia by claizsp. W. l. Cox. Resistsr.
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Cascsrets Candy Cathsrtie. the most wonderful
medical discovery of the age, pleasant and -
freshing to the taste, sct gently and positively on
the kidneys, liver and bowels. cleansing the entire
system. dispel colds. cure headaches, fever. habit.
nal constipation aud biliousness. Please bay and
try q boz of G.. c. C. TO-DAY; 10, -, 30 eents.
Sold and guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
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Petition Piled.

Great Falls. April 26.-This afternoon
James T.. Stanford. as receiver Of the
National bank. filed a pc
tition in the district court asking for
permission to sell certain property held
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Travellers Guide
BUTTE. ANACONDA Il PACIFIC RAIL
WAY co. TIME SCHEDULE
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.

BUTTE. ANACONDA 4 PACIFIC RAIL
WAY co. TINE SCHEDULE
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
No. 2. via G.. N. r. to Helena ana
Great Falls without change;
close connections for Seattle.
Portland. San Francisco and all
points West. daily ............. sen a m
No. 4. Butte Express. daily ....usO . m
No. s. Butte Express. connects
at Silver Bow with o. 3. l.. for
West. daily -. 500 Pin
No. s. Atlantic Ex., solid vesti-
buled train. via G.. n. Ry.
through to st. Paul without
change. carries dining cars.
sleeping cars. day coaches.
tourist cars: close connections
for Chicago. New York and all
Eastern points; for Seattle.
Portland. San Francisco and
points West. daily ............. ~ . m
ARRIVE AT ANACONDA.
No. /. Pacific Express. from st.
Paul. via q. ~. Ry. daily ...... SIS a m
No. J. Anaconda Express. daily .lo.S . ~
No. 5. Anaconda Express. daily. 10 p -
No. !. Copper City Flyer. daily. $40 p N
Nc. .. local from Great Falls and
Helena. via q. n. Ry., aily....1e.p , m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No. !. Pacific Ex.. solid vesti-
buied train. from 81. Paul. via
O.. n. Ry.. leaves b.. A. q p.
station daily 1900. ...........-. 80 M
No. J. Anaconda Express. daily .io-W . m
No. ). Anaconda Eek, connects at
Silver Bow with o. q. L. train
from the South. daily...-...... LOO p m
No. !. Copper City Flyer. daily. ~ N
No. 2. local from Great Falls and
Helena. via @. N. Ry.. leaves
b., A. a p. station. daily. $40 p m
ARRIVE AT BUTTE
No. 2. local for Great Falls and
Helena. daily 5000. .-.....-... sa0 u"
No. 4. Butte Express. daily ....-.lz;O . m
No. 6. Butte Express. daily. so p m
| No. s. Atlantic Express. daily SO pm
Tickets on sale at the Butte Anaconda
e. Pacific Station. Anaconda. Tor Al
points. local and through. on the Great
Northern Railway. Oregon Short Line
Railroad and Northern Pacific Halfway
and their connections.
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
In Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the G. N, o.
s. l.. and N. p. Rys. will be accepted for
transportation over B.. A. q p. Ry-
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For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls Office of the Anaconda Standard, So
per month; steam heated.
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If You DON'T TAKE THE 0Aa6D.
n you DON'T GET THE N0vS8
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The reliable bulletins of the Anaconda
Standard received hourly at the Silver
Dollar saloon.
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Through service between 81 Paul. ntns
neapolis. Helena. Butte. epokane. oeoeete
and Portland. Connections At U9oeern
terminals for Kootenai country. ose0oo
and California points. Alaska. Japon g.
China. Connections at Twin Cttteo ~ -
points East and South Single and ro0no
trip tickets to all points IND ooG0n09
checked to destination
Leaves-Atlantic Express. aaily. s0po
Leaves-Locai for Great Falls.
daily .-.s.... ..--..-... ---.s" 49,
Arrives-Pacific Express. dany.. saOoo
Arr,ves-Local fOo Great Faasa
daily .-....-..-.....-.--.S
City Ticket Once. No. Il Nesso o1nkn
ST.. Butte. J. E Dawson. 0sneeal 49,
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WINDHAN COUNTY,
BELLOWS FALLS.

Tho First Cniversalist church have ex-
tended a call to Rev. Albert Hammett of
pcdham. Mass, to take charge of the par
ish here. 1t is understood that Mr.. Ham
NETT will accept and begin his duties Jam
uary l. Mr.. Hammett is 43 years of age
and a graduate of Tufts college. He has
had pastorates in Brockton. North Adams
and Palmer. Mass. He has preached on
several occasions and made a Very favor
able impression.
Henry w Sabin T. and family of
bingham, Mass. are visiting relatives
here.
Miss Margaret 4. Kennedy sailed from
New York last Saturday for IL visit to her
home In Scotland.
TIE otto" Of general superintendent Of
the New England Division OF the Ameri-
can Express company at Bellows Falls
made vacant by the death of the late
George II. Babbitt has been abolished and
consolidated with tho Boston Office
George II. Babbitt. Jr., retains the office
of assistant general superintendent with
headquarters at Bellows Falls.
Hugh and Gladys kimball are visiting
at Worcester. Mass.
Sherin r. y. Gordon h5ss appointed A.
II. Thompson and u. NJ. Thnyer as his
deputies ut Bellows Falls
Il. II. Stoughtuu pest No. "a. G. a. r.
have elected these officers for the coming
year: Post commander, l.. j. Hall, senior
~ N'H'ih''lh'Ni, II. iiObSpn, Junior
vice commander, A. II. Pratt: quarter
master. \. ID. Beckwith; surgeon. DR.. f.
III Pettcngill; chaplain, w. II. Taylor: Of
fccr Of the day. b. NJ. Smith: officer of
the guard. r.. II. Bray; delegates to en-
campment, J. a. Thwing and .. NJ. Baker
tn" churches are making extensive
preparations for the Christmas celehra-
ton. AT all the churches there will be
trees and childr,n's concert Sund " oven-
ing.
The Young Mems club will hold mock
town meeting next Tuesday evening.
Miss Lena Clark OF keene, y. H.. is the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. II. X. Thompson.
The village schools are closed Tor a
three weeks vacation.
John Il. BLOOD has sold his Cold River
property TO G.. NJ. Cory of SaNton's
River, taking in exchange u tenement
block in Claremont, y. Ii.