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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
GREAT FALLS NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. withers are happy
this morning over the birth of a boy
baby.
Mrs. r.. A. Brown and children left
this morning for an extended visit in
the East.
Mrs. c. j. b. Stevens has gone to Cal
ifornia. where she will remain for about
three weeks.
NJ. J. Morgan. manager OF the Cam
mon sheep ranch near Abel. is in the
city to-day.
Mrs. w. G. Downing. who has been
visiting at her old home in Missouri
has returned to this city.
Yesterday evening Miss Edna Davis
entertained about Is of her young girl
friends in honor of her ninth birthday.
Mrs. s. A. Willis Of Glasgow. who has
been visiting Mrs. Hunter for the past
week, returned to her home this morn
ing.
1t is reported that the Belt Knocker
will find a revival at Barker. the editor.
j. j. q. Burns. intending to start a
paper at that camp.
Mr.. n Mrs. w. b. McMurtney Of
Highwood. who have been visiting rel
atives in Salem. Mo-, for several weeks
past, are i'm he city on their wa home.
George r. Swain, principal of the
High school of this city. has sent his
resignation to the trustees, the resigna-
ton to take effect at the expiration of
the present school year.
Charles c. Proctor. who has been at
the Boulder Hot springs i'm search OF
health. returned to this city this morn
ing. He is much improved, but is not
fully recovered. and would have re-
manned away longer had not the fact
that his under sheriff. j. T.. Moran. is
likely to be called away at any time,
prevented.
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800 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased TO
learn that there is Mt least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure In all its
stages, and that is Cstarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure known to the medical
fraternity. Cstarrh being q constitutional dis
ease, requires a constitutional Treatment Halls
Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the sys-
TEN, 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 testimonials.
Address FL. CHENEY Il o Toledo. O
Sold by Druggists. Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
IN PHilIPSBURG.
The standard War bulletins Give General
satisfaction

satisfaction.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Philipsburg. April 23.-Pope Clark
has returned and taken his old posi-
ton with the Bi-Metallic Mining COM
pany as bookkeeDer.
Postmaster Allen Il. Bowie has re-
turned from New York city much i'm
proved in health. His eyes are better
than they hav been for several years
and he hopes soon to regain the fun
use of them.
Many expressions of satisfaction can
be heard on the speed and of
the Standard bulletins. In these days
of war our residents have an abund-
ance OF curiosity and hear the regula-
ton m Of war stories which go
the rounds. But whenever a new story
comes out they invariably go TO the
Standard bulletins To test it's truth.
Mrs. II. j. Mcdonald died at her
home in Parkerville Saturday after
noon. She was a native or Ontario. Il
years of age n leaves a husband
and three children. The deceased was
a sister of Allan McDonel. a former
foreman of h nee famous West
Granite mine.
Another dividend of 10 per cent. will
be paid to depositors in the Merchants
and Miners National bank by Capt.
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~ BROTHERS..

yn a dim-litten room
I saw a weaver plying at his loom
6'hat ran as swiftly as an itersnt rhyme:
And 10. the workman at the loom was
Time
Weaving the web of Life.
Twas parti-colored. wrought Of Peace
And through the warp thereof
And THROUGH the warp thereof
Shot little golden threads of JOY and
Love.
And one stood by whose eyes were
brimmed with tears,
Posing the mighty shears
wherewith. when seemed the weaver's
will at ebb.
He cut the wondrous web.
Time weaves and weaves: and his dark
brother. ne
VIII one day cut the web for you and
me.
Clinton Scollard i'm the Independent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
IN BOHEMIAN.
Director Emery Talks of the work of the
Experiment station.

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

opinion h IA lambs fatten better on
screenings tina on corn. and that v
at almost double the price for feeding
on screening IL Is more profitable to
feel in Illinois than on corn in Ne
braska- Mr.. Milne says the farmers
and stockmen of Illinois are far
from prosperous. "A visit to the
eastern or middle states VIII convince
a Nontanan that he doesn't know
what hard times means" he said.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

L. r. Farley conducts a large mer-
camille business at Liberty Hill. Ga He
says: One application of Chamber
lain's Pain Balm relieved me of a Sc
we're pain in my back. i think 1t o. X"
For lame back. rheumatism. neuralgia.
swellings. sprains, bruises burns and
scalds no other liniment can approach
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t is intend
ed especially for these diseases and is
famous for its cures. For sale by drug
gists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

Immediately followed. Mr.. Mcvey had a
hard struggle to pull through. but he
hung on with splendid grit. and last
fall sold "a large number Of his sheep
at $3.50 per head. This lucky stroke
landed him entirely out Of debt. His
estate is estimated at $40. 900. and only
a few weeks & he had his life insured
for $40. loco.
Mr.. McVey was married about eight
years q TO Miss Dottie Finn of Hell
ena. who. with two children. survive
him.. Wherever known Mcvey was
much liked and respected. and his be-
eaved wife and children have wide
spread sympathy.
DR.. John II. Moore was called to Co
lumhas Monday to attend a man
named Plitz. who a n of his arms
shot of by a deputy sheriff while bur-
glarizing the store OF Fraser & Co. of
that town. Fraser 4 Co. mad been
missing goods for several weeks. and
finally decided to keep watch. They
employed a deputy sheriff, who slept
in the store. armed with a shotgun
loaded with buckshot. Early sunday
morning the deputy was awakened by
some N entering the front door of the
store. He raised up and commanded
the intruder to throw up his hands.
but instead of doing so the burglar
ran. Us he PASSED a window Of the
store the deputy fired. The charge
struck Plitz i'm the arm. inficting a ter
rible wound. He ran. however. for
several miles. but was finally captured.
He had manufactured false keys. and
had been helping himself to the goods
for some weeks. Drs. Moore and Linz
amputated the injured member just be
low the elbow. Plitz will be held to
answer the charge of burglary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
Always the First.

=. Great Falls, May 1.-The Standard
bulletin announcing the storming of
Manila by Admiral Dewey's fleet was
the first news of the fight to reach this
city. and crowds gathered about the
various bulletin boards. Among the
EXPLANATIONS of Joy Were mingled
words Of commentator for the stand
ard in supplying news upon this the
dullest day of the week In spite of
the raw n disagreeable weather. the
sidewalk in front of the Standard office
is blocked by a crowd waiting for the
bulletins.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
Hard Times East.

Great Falls. MAY III. l.. Miner of
Musselshell has returned from Illinois.
where he spent the winter feeding 81
900 sheep for market. He paid about
$50 a head to have them fed for 80
days on screenings. and cleared a
handsome profit. Mr.. Miner is of the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02
Fabulous

The inealeuable mineral wealth T" OF newly
found mining regions largely run by syndicates
and promoted by trans portation companies is in
too many instances really n fable. The products
ofindustryi in legitimate fields of enterprise nearer
homo are far surer and promise more stable re-
wards. No one will go unrewarded in the matter
Of improved health who uses regularly Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters for malaria, dyspepsia,
constipation, biliousness, Sc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

For Rent-Desk room in the Great
Falls ONCE Of the Anaconda Standard, IS
per month; steam heated.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

The reliable war bulletins OF the Ana
oonda Standard will be posted regular
IL In n Silver Dollar.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-02

The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage of
the Stockholm Concert hall.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
COL. POLLARD'S CASE.
He is Going TO Continue as Engineer
at the Capitol.

Col Thomas r. Pollard will, in all prob
ability. hold on TO his Office as engineer
az the Capitol At any rate he is going
90 put up a pretty fight for IT, and, IL
appears mat he has something more solid
than sand upon which 10 rest his claims.
The Legislature spent much time i'm ne
batting the proposition 20 abolish this pO-
siuon, but the act creating the Office ana
making the salary N.0l0. remains among
those acts OF the Assembly that are su.l
I'm force
No appropriation was made for the COL
oners salary The House Of Delegates,
after much discussion. fixed 40 at $40 per
year. The Conference Committee cut this
out.
The retrenchment people, however, for
got To abolish the office. Ii was created
in 1866. and the act provided that the sal
airy should come out of money not ale
ready appropriated. Able lawyers say the
Colonel has "a strong case. lie has made
up his mind 20 go right ahead I'm the dis
charge of his duties after July LIST, and
at the end OF the month. he viii demand
his pay. If it is refused, then the Col
onel will ask for an order from The Court
of Appeals compelling payment
II was stated yesterday that Mr. c. =.
Jones. Jr.. would probably hold on 10 his
nosltlon I'm the Second Auditors office.
This viii be good news 10 his many
friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
MURDER AND ROBBERY.
Two Important Cases Postponed Yes
terday in the Hastings Court.

Two cases Of considerable Importance
set for trial in the Police Court yesterday
were postponed.
The first case was that OF Alonzo Will
Hams. who is charged with having muir
dered William Stanton on the I'd or
February last. His counsel being absent
from the city the case went over until
next term.
The other case was that Of Ernest
Kesslcr. the charge against whom is
that on the nth Of May last he assault
ed c. r.. Wingheld, and robbed him OF
So.
In the Law and Equity Court
Judge Minor granted divorce
20 Jennie S. Cartwright from Albert l..
Cartwright on the ground Of wiliul de-
scrton.
The Court also entered an order con-
signing the children of the couple to the
custody OF their mother.
Judgment for $50 with interest was
rendered in the case Of the Union Bank
OF Richmond against i. l.. dickinson.
Judgment was rendered IN the City
Circuit Court for SlG2S6 In the case OF
Miller & Winston against Mrs. John i.
Powers.
Marriage licenses were issued by the
clerk of the Hastings Court TO the follow
ing couples.
Mr. John L. Cobb and Esther Myrt-
land Corr. daughter Of ID. +. Corr.
Albert NJ Platt and Bertha Hines,
daughter of George Hines.
Robert Z. Rogers, Jr., and Ellen Bat
kins. daughter of John Batkins.
Mayor Richard VI. Taylor. Common
wealth's Attorney ID. c. Richardson. and
Justices Of the Peace ID. S. Gates and
Herman Nolte qualified before Judge S.
b. witt. Of the Hastings Court.
Mr.. j. !. Lawrence yesterday qualified
20 practice i'm the Hastings Court.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
ON CHRISTIAN EDUCATION.
The First Conference at Capon springs
To De Held Soon.

To De Hclu Boon.
The first conference on Christian E1"-
cation Of the South at Capon Springs
w Va. will be held from June 2slh 10
July "a next
A very interesting and instructive pro-
rramme has been arranged as follows:
opening Session Wednesday evening
June 2eth. p. NJ.
Organization-A Word Of Welcome
Response By the president Of the Con-
IN General survey OF the F1eid-kev.
II. b. Frisseu. Hampton Institute
THURSDAY. June s0th, 10 A. NJ. 90 indus
trial Fducatlon-Rev. Thomas LawrenSe'
u. d.. Asneville Normal ana Coi'esia'e
4P. NJ. (s) Cooperation between
schools. Rev. 4. y. Hunter 81 Au-
gustine's School
t,zlng and Authorizing Appeals REV.
Horace Bumstead, ID. d.. Atlanta Uni
versity. -.
Iriaay. July lst 10 A. NJ 90 How Far
Shall the Higher Education hs Attempt
ed9 president Wilbur +. rhirkleld. d.
ID. Cannon Theological seminary.
4p. NJ. () Differences Of Methods. h
any. in Work Among whites ana biacHs.
President Charles r. Meserve. shaw Uni
vcrslty. -,
SPIN. - The Deslrabiiity and prac'
,icabiv OF a Select List OF Approved IN
stitutions. President William @. Frost
ph d. Derea College.
saturday. July "a. 10 A. NJ. 90 The
Relation OF Denominatlonai Schools 10
the Public School system. Rev. ~. j.
Satteraold, u. D.. Scotia Seminary:
p. NJ. O The Study OF American
NHistory
sP. NJ. Reading and Discussion OF the
Message and Appeal OF the Conference
10 the Christian Puolic.
sunday. July 80. II A. NJ. Public Wor-
shin and Closing sermon.
qP. NJ Eyanselistic Service for the
working People Of tho Springs, With
several addresses.
Il Is expected tina addresses Wi also
be made By the Rev. A. ID. Mayo. ID. d..
General John Eaton and others.
Among the large number Of People
who have accepted the Invitation OF the
management TO be present arc Rev. Dr..
James p. Smith. OF Richmond; Sishcp
end MRS. 7. l.. Dudley. OF Lodsvslie.
Ky. and Hon. j. l.. ~. Curry. Of WASH
ington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
Y. M. C. A. ARMY WORK.
\ Tent to be Placed at fredericksburg
for the Immunes.

Hon Joshua Levering. of Baltimore. has
given the following testimony OF the army
work Of the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION: Il never saw a work of any
kind so appreciated, or more practical Ia
its methods or yielding more immediate
results. The one great necessity is for
the enlargement OF The work. as regiment
after regiment is pleading with us that
the same facilities may be offered 10 u
as are offered 10 the other men. We
have now eight large tents in this one
camp iCamp Alger) and some smaller
ones and yet three or four more could
be used 10 great advantage, and accom-
plish much good This, OF course, means
additional outlay and the International
Committee Is greatly in need OF funds.
Lieutenant Hobson, who sank tho Mer-
rimac al the entrance % Santiago harDOr,
was an active member and president or
the Young Mems Christian Association al
Annapolis.
Al Chlckamauga the camp covers a
space seven miles in length.
AT Tampa the many camps spread over
a great area. There Is a bigger work with
far greater demands and more suspicious
in its opening than We yet commence 10
comprehend The Army Commission or
the Young Mems Christian Association
has a work Of magnitude on its hands
which is born full grown and with an eX-
pensive appetite. a work which cannot
be sllghtingly treated. More tents, men
and money is the need at once. II Is no
experiment. for twelve years In national
camps have deemed it, work. There Is
no question. either, Of its reception on
the part OF men or officers. for the tents
and services are constantly crowded by
the men who come OF their own free Will
This work will be presented in every
church IN the land and collections taken
10 forward 81.
Another important point has been OPEN
ed for Association work among the army
men. and this is at Key West, Fla. X. T..
Steele an experienced Association Sec
Rotary, has been sent to that point with
a full equipment 10 inaugurate the work.
Something OF the extent or the ChicAa-
manga camps may be gained from the
fact that there are fifty miles OF improv-
ed roads. and from fifty 20 one hundred
miles OF wood roads about camp.
At Camp Alger. Falls Church, Va.
where p 600 men are yet encamped eight
tents in charge OF seventeen men are do
ing splendid work. which is making a
deep impression upon the lives OF the sol
ders.
In about 100 hours from the time Of re-
ceiving orders 10 move, Philadelphia
Transported workers and about iOV
pounds of camp equipment nearly l,9D
miles. located camp and had up 0otn
working and living tents ready for busl-
ness. The soldiers are reported to ne
even more appreciative and responsive
than at the opening Of the State camp.
which is saving a great deal ana ne
side that. the interest in religious SER
vices and conversions seems 90 be In
creasing.
The International Committee will place
a tent with work al Fredericksburs for
the itnmunes This work will be under
the immediate supervision Of the state
Committee OF Virginia. with W..R. Walk
err and W. r. Haight as secretaries.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
TWO YEARS FOR M0SBY,
4 Ncnro Porter Punished for Stealing
CIothcs-Other Police Court Cases.

4 NcnrO Porter Punished Tor Stc"iihS
gt.t,cs- Otbcr Police Court Cases.
,...,.,.. Che
The c0.orel porter OF the b'i'"' '''''
and Clothing Company. Nat Mosby by
......1 Saturday after
name VINO - li,tt,ir,,
noon on lHe '""i1' '' .t
WAS given twelve months by Jusuce
Crutclled yesterday morning.
Tha circumstance that brought anouI
ahe arrest of the man were most peculiar
DIV to purchase pair of trousers. He
put Them on over hls ora ones 9uu 49,
having forgotten th.t lH'l ,l,.,I.,,,
tausht his ola ones H"u zen ms rI,,i,s
and search was made, Ihe C.gLAs
made o. careiol SEARCH e' ,,.ti,., Wa,
ana .n t-'. .t.o ,oIi,,
found hld in box in 'Ng . C,''a aisc,d tho
ln order 10 "'I'i'"iN Nv - 1.f,
article n tnai place. 'hey
vao was under suspicion was c.oS ,sy
watched. he was seen ,' 20 nv wy
cellar later ana one on 'io 49,
then discovered lH'. INC '' ~ i,ccn
wrapped. and upon later VISIT d" ''''
collar the package was MISSING. ,,.
ln the meantime tne customer olsooN coy
cred mat Joe h'" Ai7 ''''s''' '''' '''
departed.
The MISSING package. however. ',.' ,,..
the arrest obi lnt porter nu, '. tr
tlut WIS '''iU ''' -, b,,,ls ms baen
tAe '."'i "' '.'..' ,-l''rt oT cloth
se'I,",u "l. .to,,t ~, I'm value
ms hino I'D e'4"' e,.,,,..,cglsnd
iolno 900 'l ""'-' i'
tahihs. - ,t....so, oc ,r
l"g i.'.'" ''s .'..,',,is,- ,oorript..
,,-.,.ti,o-,, lcoloredb was dis
fcief "'-.iN5,o Vo'' a. C,,sini
oI"'.N ' ' 'o
Jle was lhtt >o.-'. v., e. Iowa
Ch"a. h. n,i.1s pa ,t. $50 of ~
created "a u'. i' ,,.,1 i.s bo,rd
J.. i''.." '7''i' -''
on lhe -is'' ID ,V.11ou rot
w. W. 'II.ii,' aUu y. ~ va e. .''cb
drunk ON H''''' ~'
Andrew Johnson broke Wihuo" ue
longing 'o =. Nl'ppie. pul '" ,,. '' disl
ltlh .-e ' "'
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE DESERTED
Telegraph Operators to Join the Third
Manila Expedition.
JUDGE WHITAKER A MAJOR
On Account of Sore Arms from Vacci
nation Dress Parade Had to be
Abandoned for Some Days.
Recruiting Tor the First.

RALEIGH, y. c., June 2o.-Special.-
On Saturday, the executive Office was
literally closed Russell in Wilmington,
Rev. Baylis Cade in Louisburg, Clerk
Fowle or a fishing frolic, and the janitor
running politics at the courthouse. leav-
ing the keys to the office under the door
mat with a darkey 10 guard IT.
u. T. Massey. OF Johnston county, and
John Nichols. of Raleigh. are the names
most prominent for Republican nomna-
ton for Congress from this. the Fourth
District.
General Cowles has secured transporta-
ton for the ten North Carolina tee
graph operators 10 60 to Manila. They
will leave on the zNUh FOR san Francisco.
Judge Spier Whitaker. OF Raleigh, has
been commissioned Major OF the Sixth
United States Volunteers.
TO GET a COMMISSION.
Adjutant Bradley j. Wootten, OF the
Second Regiment, will probably be COM
mlssloned second lieutenant L. S. A. on
account OF his splendid standing as Major
OF the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege Cadets. while a student there. With
splendid physique, bright and genial in
disposition. with the manual OF arms as
familiar as his alphabet. he is calculated
to win friends admirers and honors
through all his life.
Fully 100 men Of the Second Regiment
are laid up with yaccinated arms.
no DRESS PARADE.
At dress parade the handsome nag sent
BY the ladies' Of Pitt county TO the SOL
diers OF that county. was presented. on
account OF storms and sore arms, there
has been no Dress parade for several
days.
Only eighteen recruits for the First
Regiment al Jacksonville have been Sc
cured. The Second Regiment Is about
recruited up 70 IFS requirement. Captain
Crawford. of the Governors Guards. L.
here on a ten days leave Of absence 10
see his wife, who is sick.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21

being represented By +. b. keefer' VINO
wnl remain seated in a l3-inch mortar
while the fuse is lighted by MI H. ~
Johnston. ,,.i.h a
The programme concluding W.T."
Grand salute OF all that remains con
sistinr of red fire, shells, fostoons. as1e-
roids. parachute rockets, prlsmatie t0t
rents. and a salute OF a l5-lheA SINUS IL
honor Of James L. Norris.
Note~The audience IS requested 10
otecI, ali shotguns. revolyers, etc, before
entering the grand stand.
loud and boisterous criticism OF inc
assistants is prohibited as they are doing
their best. ~. 49,
In case OF accident please notify the
coroner and have the remains shipped
c. O. d.. to washington, d. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21
Transfers Of Real Estate.

MISUNDERSTANDING \. ITanclsco 5
heirs 10 salile l.. Crane 10 feet on south
side Marshall street, % feet east OF Th!r-
ty-hrst s2ZJo. 60,
presley {. Edwards to Daniel Carroll,
"a feet ON south side Clay street, IS feet
east OF Bowe, 5000
E. o. Lafong 10 ". NJ Hooper % IL
feet on west side Laurel street, 2lo IL
feet north OF Spring, 500
T. N. Winfree +. NJ Conner. theg
wives. and Guy & Conner, trustees, 70
Albin Netherwood, p % feet on north
side Broad street. q Ia feet west OF Thir-
ty-fourth. s566.66
Henrlco-Thomas ". Farrand and wife
10 Phoebe Lambert, Il IL feet on Ma
tlonal street. northwest corner County
road. sl35.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-06-21

Rhymes OF the War is the title Of a
little booklet of poems just issued by j..
Il. Hamberlin, of Austin, Texas. There
are slx of these poems. They are short
but fun of patriotism and clothed In
skuml metre. on the first page is the
dedicatory verse as follows"
ITO eDwey and Sampson and Schley;
10 the sailors, the Drawn OF the feet
To The boys on d;-who would die
Ere the flag should fan in defeat
The author is well-known in Richmond,
having been a student in Richmond Col
lege and subsequently Professor OF Tx
preston in that institution. lie is now
Professor Of English in the University Of
Texas