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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-29
METAMoRPHosIs OF THE WEST

METAMoRPHOsIs OF THE WEST.
No more the wild Ere hercely leaps
Across the trackless plains
The Eastern pie belt wider creeps
And holds It's sodden gains.
Through wilds where once in sailed
mines
Delved tenderfeet elate,
The hobo waits by two track lines
To catch the eastbOund freight.
TIE unshod mustang. 1.-THE and thin,
That bore the savage chief,
IL corrAlled, slaughtered, put In tin,
And sold ~ canned corn beef.
Now in the haunts Of the buffalo
The traction engine raves.
All kinds Of garden sass they grow
Above old lniun graves.
The horsethief OF another day
Who, unhung, piled his trade,
Now swipes and scorches swift away
The bikes Of highest grade.
The rough saloons, where not 10 drink
Invoked the bullets whiz,
Are marbled drug stores, where the
wink
Precedes the sodA's hzz.
No more the "psairie schooners" drift
Across the alkAli.
For nov the horseless carriage swift
Goes whishing, swishing by.
No old tar bucket at its stern
Or yAller dog is seen.
Instead motors cog wheels turn,
Mid smells ofgasoline.
Where once the redskin 10 the death
Fought pioneer and scout,
The Swede, with alcoholic breath,
Sets rows OF cabbage out.
And now the "norther's" ley squall
Howls loud, but yainly storms.
The blanket mortgage over all
With treble thickness warns.
All, brave, wild West that We In youth
Used with romance 10 link
Alas, It's truth you're nov Ia sooth,
Completely on the dink.
-Dabney White.
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London, June 2s.-Reports coming
from America that the United States re-
quested Great Britain to enforce ner'
trality laws by forbidding Admiral
Camam's squadron TO coal at Port Said,
is unfoundcdI United States amoassa'
dor, Colonel Hay, has received no in
structions ON this subject, and u Is be-
iIsved In government circles here that
the United States is not anxious to have
Admiral Cana ara detained.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-29

Rome, June 2s.- Two sharp earth.
quake shocks were felt at Ricti, ~ miles
from here. Anumtcs Of buildings we're
damaged. Tie Gardner barracks uas
rendered uninhabitab.c aud the whole
population panic stricken.
At Costel, France, an earthqua ke
shock injured number Of people and
killed one child.
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spanish Defense. a, santI-g~

On the Rio Guyana, June n, via
Kingston. All the hills about santiago
de Cuba are covered with blockhouscs.
There aae - lines Of entertainments and
behind them are four lines Of rife pits
while the fronts arc protected by rows
OF barbed wire.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-29
WYNNE WITHDRAWS.
Pulls Out Of the Race For Governor
Of the State Of Texas.
THE REASONS HE GIVES.
Thi. Leaves the Tiela Clear Tor Con.
gresham saysr. to lie the Demo-
cratic Candidate For Govern
or at State Convention.

Fort Worth, Tex, June ~. Colonel
X. NJ. Wynne gave the following an.
nouncement Of his withdrawal from the
race for governor:
To the Democracy Of Texas After q
most determined fight for clean politics
and good government, | am forced to
admit my inability, under present con.
ditions, to successfully contend against
the army Of practical politicians, with
unlimited money, who are leagued to.
gether to encompass my defeat.
The loss Of Brown, Limestone, Robert.
son and Milan counties, and the meth.
DDS resorted to TO carry these counties
against me, compels me 20 admit my
success under existing conditions prac.
tically improbable
My sense Of manhood compels mo, in
justice to the people, to say am fully
convinced we have practical politics in
full force in Texas. Had Iyet time 10 dis.
cuss the conditions before the people.
would stand to my guns to the bitter
end. am rs confident OF success now
as was the day announced, had |
only sufficient time 20 get before the
masses Of the people But conditions
which had no power 10 control kept
my canvass 10 north Texas too long Ny
success, wherever have been able to
meet the people encourages me 10 h..
lieve that had begun the campaign
earlier ! would have won success. am
convinced that our people may he trust.
ed 10 put their feet upon the professional
politicians and practical politics when
they arr uncovered My faith in the
virtue, intelligence and patriotism Of
the people is fully verified.
With heart filed with the deepest
gratitude TO the thousands Of unself.h
men who have so loyalty lAborod in my
behalf, | return my most grateful thanks,
ana l can say truly ! would infinitely
prefer defeat, supported by nch people,
than to be victorious and have them
against me. ! pray heaven to live 20
prove TO them that am incapable OF
political ingratitude.
Without bitterness, | trust. aud witt
heart full Of GRATEFUL pride for the
generous support have already received
confidence that most Of the
~, sne algstructed would support
mites ,sa yet uhieora the race. rrtiro
! 10 continifa .,..,,,,,.
,'''v i'o,n the contest, 'aFN" ~" y
j iui l'i eon,inuance would 'ug >SSy
UT III lu,''' 'aoor 'mpo-ed upon my nd
ends, who have done so much al.
dy, that | cannot willingly. I'M view
the situation, burden them with
lat know to be practically a hops.
= fight. r. NJ. WYNNE.
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Exchange Hotel Arrivals.

NJ X Stewart, Geo & llutchins. Scar
cy Williams, S X shunnway, Chicago
John A Kennedy, Dallas; Alex Moore,
st Louis; W T Musick, Palestine; c j
Blackshear, Naya.olA; g W Carr,
Houston; Ayeock, II. Worth; W +
Armstrong, Dallas.
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Washington, June IS The president
has issued proclamation extending tn
blockade Of Cuba 10 the southeastern
coast from Cape Frances TO Clpc Cruz
inclusive, and also blockading San Juan,
Porto Rico
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Madrid, June a. The Spanish gov.
eminent does not credit the repae That
the American squadron Is 10 visit Span
ish waters, but II claimed every prccau
ton should be taken.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-29

Vienna, June - -Di,pitchr, iroH
Lomber, Austrian Gaelacn. announ e
marital law has been proclaimed tin
districts Of Limanoya aud Nucmban go
owiny 70 frequent cases oi mui'.,., ruo'
berry and incendiarism which have 90
CURED there.
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Berlin, June 2S.-Complote result Of
the second balloting In the election OF
members Of the Reichstag Ia az follows /:
Conservatives, 10; lmpcrialists, 10;
Centre, % Reform Party, .; National
Liberals, 30; Radical Union, . Radical
Peoples Party, 30; German Peoples
Party, 5; Agrarians, 3 Socialists, "a;
| Polo. 1. GneInhs. s Independents Q.
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Relief at Madrid.

Madrid, June est is believed here
that the Spanish squadron will enter the
Suez canal today
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~. fashion, but inasmuch as he seems d
n. termincd to do 50, the naval strategy,
. could not do less than take advantaI
m ,T- hi gnihcent opportunity thus q
forod 10 10 a blow at Spain al
thereby pcrhaNS ucn ''ne al
loss Of life and money - snuuc'
the tedious campaign in CmS~ -
The determination to send this ~ =
ron against Spain was the outcome - N
direct official adviccs reaching the state ,
and navy departments as to the progress
Of Admiral Camara's squadron. These
advices give list Of the Spanish ships
now at the Suez canal as follows: Pc
layo, Carlos V, Audaz, Osada, Prosper.
ina Patriota, Rapido, Buonos Ayres,
Isla de Fancy, Colon, Coyendonga and
San Francisco.
This squadron is the most formidable
one Spain has afloat, in total tonnage,
strength Of individual ships armor aud
guns. The Pelayo Is the strongest Of
the ships aud Is the only battleship IN |
the Spanish navy. She Is 5000 tons with |
!, a speed Of 1917 knots She carries 20
guns OF various calibre, and has seven
torpedo tubes The largest guns are the
: ii.inch HontoriAs, one forward and one
u AT, and two II inch Hontorias one on
= each beam.
As Ihere aro only two armorcd ships
in the lot Admiral Dewey's feet OF
'e protectedbut unrrmorcd ships probably
e will take are Of this squadron. With
c. the Monterey added, he could certainly
r. do 20. The eastern squadron, which
the United Suites will send against
Spain far outrahks the Spanish squad.
- ron, the Iowa aud Oregon, exceeding
Pelayo aud Carlss V at every point,
. while the other Quilted States vessels
- are far superior, shin for ship, TO those
OF the Spanish squadron, with the sin
" gle exception Of the twoSpanish torpedo
" boat destroyors.
When the American aeet sails fol
as Spain IL will take with 1t complete in
III formation as to the entire strength o
IAs SPANS entire coast, with detailed map
an Of every harbor and It's fertilization
With this full information at hand IN
a., nature Of the assault upon the coast q
re-. Spain will be pretty well outlined beior
} the American squadron sails AZ IN
-, same time much will be- left to the con
mander In chief of this squadron
Some naval authorities believe thi
or. the Canary islands will bc the first poir
ply Of attack and the next move viii be-
3 establish q naval Defense at Ccuta,
III point on the African coast owucI /
Spain and opposite Gibraltar Wit
this base our ships would be- within ca,
i've striking distance Tor the long stretch
rn- Spanish coast.
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"A FEu1 LEFT.
SAM SANGER.

W. III. Allpin, 4. WISER, III wiser ana
DR.. Geo. T. Clothier came over from
jacksonville yesterday. DR.. Clothier
has been at Midway acting a. modsra-
tor in a debate a. between Elder War
lick Of the Christian church and Elder
Homer Of the Methodist church. The
debate was 10 have continued six days
but owing 10 the illness Of Elder Horner
II was closed the second day. DR..
Clothier reports good rains and good
crops In Madison and Leon counties
On the way here yesterday DR.. Clolhier
lost a pocket book containing one NJ.
| X. & T. railroad ticket nearly all used
and Texas Christian Advocate re-.
ceipt hook. Suitable reward for return
b the Eagle office.
| WANTED-To sell my household fur.
niture and hoorcoverings. Everything
almost now. Only used about three
months. Call at my residence opposite
courthouse. Jake Sehwaz. 1856
The funeral Of Mis- Vivienne Webb
took place yesterday morning a, II
o'clock from the family residence. Rev.
j. r. Cochran conducted the service.
His remarks we're brief. but full OF ten
dernance and sympathy with that
which was human In them and that
which was divine blending in true elo-
qnence, and with the thought ever up
permost that God doeth all things well,
and in the dark hours Of sorrows which
We may not understand there is no
steadfast solace sayeyet 7 t.LaAt Of z
cross. Rev Trap @ ssispsoy -ssssu
Iaf5Yer ana me. 3ronouneedF',' h
y fsys s~ :, NV v
Bngeies' snrreys, hacks aud closed III
,rriages at Gooch's livery stable. lie
an supply your wants in the livery line Y
romplly and at very low prices. du a.
wynne, too, has come down leayisg n
lsjor sayers an open field for the d
oyernorstip. wynne says that
brown, Limestone Robertson and Nil. =
i'm we're the counties which delivered h
he solar plexus, but It looks to US like
he great state Of Texas did the bust
iess. Col. Wynne- remarks about
practical politicians and unlimited
money" won't 70 down with the people
sho are a unit for honest Joe Sayers, q
and such talk appears at great disad'
vantage when conirastel with the with
travail utterances Of the other candi-
lates who saw the cyclone coming in
time to dig stormhouses,
There IL still a nice line Of millinery
10 select from in the Miss 81. Leon
bankrupt stock that can he had at
your own priee. 1873
Boil worms have made their appear
ance at places in the Brazos bottom.
The reporter saw squares here yesier'
day from Mr.. A. +. Wilson's place which
had been eaten out and destroyed 10y
boil worms.
For pure fountain and bottle soda,
DR.. Pepper. and all the latest iced
drinks, candies, fruits, nuts, etc, call
on U. G.. Parsons. lO)t
DIR, T n. HaiTston from Marlin and
Gu. Backshear from Navasota were
here TO attend the funeral Of Miss VI
yienne Webb yesterday.
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DR.. West went mp the road yesterday
DR.. Burke Of Grimes county, was her,
yesterday.
]. NJ. Gates has returned from Leon
county.
Bob Odom returned to Grimes county
yesterday.
Holland Nixon Of Bolton Is here visit.
ing relatives.
Fresh new millinery very cheap al
Mrs. @. NJ. Proctor's. ld
Miss Jessie johnson has returned
from Fl. Worth.
Miss Lilleen 81. Leon returned home
yesterday afternoon.
WANTED-A few table boarders
Mrs. +. y. Roberts. ls5
viii Millican came up from Millican
yesterday.
Prof T.. +. Marriott was here from
Harvey yesterday.
. nom and III Dowell we're here from
} addison county yesterday.
AIoyal Blue" a strictly frat class Be-
sold only by G. g. a-ur frl6nd'i
Li,<-s.are cable dis Ter OF n
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WANTED-By n white man who
give so references, place to "
attending 10 horses and cows and oV
light work. No wages expected,
the light work that | ran do. Add.
G. II. Little, bryan.
pay special attention to prompt
comfortable livery seryice fordrum
and other transient persons and
GOOD care Of all "boardlng" horses
,ruated TO me. Ira Gooch.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1898-06-29
Choice Feed Oats,

Just received, a Gar Of choice feed
oats. For sale cheap by
1873 g. +. Moore.
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led tha, ib-ss and brother Of
l6,s. ry-Were Ia The city yesier.

sale-Two fine Jersey cows,
$50 each;wIIl AXE t3j each. A. +.
On 1s5
- Ettielew Matthews Of Chapel
Iis here visiting her sister, Mrs
~. Raysor.
y south rooms with good board
onable price. Apply to Mr.. A.
1872
IT. :. Minier and sister, Miss
ksjp,er are attending the meet.
tate teachers association at
'ch has a number Of new bug
hanjsome new harness with
j. a delight to drive. DIFF
iiusick, the genial travelling
er and freight agent Of the pop
- G.. n. railway, called on III,
u while in town Yesterday.
han's cell braied Geranium 30. aied
'nm Powder, l5c a box. This pow,
Mills for pc elsewhere. Sold only
. y. Wilson & Co. lIltf
\ aud Mrs. W. W. Wiser and
er, Mrs. +. NJ. Thomson, o
nyille, returned yesterday from
n relatives in Falls county
Reeds insurance companie
adopted the policy Of payin
aims arising from the war wit
or accident and life insurenc
osses or straight life comp'
pe b. Reed. u
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Physicians, Take Notice.

Revised ordinances Of the city OF Bry.
an, chapter V, article l02: Every ply
stefan shall report under his hand o.
lhe city.lealth officer the psms, resi-
, 4.Ao,,ss,l disease olayiN--oar- ,on,
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tial infectious or contagious disease
within six hours after he shall have
first yhted such patient.
ArticiN 1854 violation Of the fore.
going article shall he a misdemeanor
and tie physician violating same shall
upon conyislon be punished by tine
not less than ten nor more than my
dollars for each Oifense.
Referring TO TIE above, | hereby give
notice that any physician failing to
comply with the above ordinance will
be prosecuted In eyey case.
Geo. X. labor, N. d,
City health Officer.
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THEY WILL GO BACK.
The Treasurer Has n Right to Collect
Taxes ON the Reservation


Missoula, June s.-James Hess, the
deputy county treasurer, who vas
rushed off the reservation by the In
dian police and the agent while he was
engaged In his official duties that took
him To the reservation. Is still in town,
awaiting orders. While the county at
torney and the county treasurer are
not willing to make n statement for
publication, il Is believed that Mr.. Hess
WILL be sent back soon and will go
armed with the proper authority to
carry out the Instructions hat are
gwen him. He himself is anxious to
get away to the reservation again and
show the agent and the police that he
knows what is what. 1t lis the opinion
of attorneys here tiat, in view of the
recent decision of the supr9c.e court,
the treasurer had Il perfect right 10
col ect the taxes hat had been as
s, ssed on the reserve and that no n
had any right to Interfere with h.tn
in the performance of his duties
in Woodwork, who was with Mr..
IIess, secured several snao Shots .:
James as he was IN his Way Ia the
agency jail in charge of the police.
THEE or four of the views are excel
lent n they will make good souve-
Mrs of the trip. The India, ~Inlice.
much to their chagrin n disappoint-
mtnt. did not get an opportunity to
lock up their prisoners, as they We're
taken care of by IN agent at Jocto
end the next day wee given an escort
to the reservation line. They hied
home very lively anu will not go back
tail they ave defirite Instructions as
to how to act In case of another srch
emergency.
Dcugal Mccormick a taking the
matter over last nigh, with Nr Hess
ard said that he thought thai the
deputy treasurer g,s CT easy and that
ii. fad no f;ak cor..g. Il was locxod
up in that Jail at Jccko for two nights
and a day" aid Dougal In exriana-
ton. II had IN to the reservation
with a party of friends on a fishing
trip and had stopped at Mud creek
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while the rest went on with their fish
ing outfit. ! had some friends there
that ! wanted to see and ] was going
to wait for the return of the party at
the creek. After l had made a call
on my friends l went down to the creek
fishing. While ! was there l saw some
Indian police coming toward me on
the gallop and / thought that IL was
all on with me. / tried to get away
through the brush n In the attempt
tore Off nearly all of my clothes, so
that when the police finally got me 1
was nearly naked. In that condition
they hurried me to the agency n
threw me n the Jail. Not all of the
pleading that 1 could do did me any
good. / had to wait for a trial. they
told me. and they didn't give me any
thing to eat but black bread and water.
II sent word to the acting agent,
but he would not nor could not do any
thing for me Inc ! had TO wait there
till early the second morning, when
they gave me my horse and my fishing
outfit and told me to go. i tried to get
a pair of overalls or something else to
I'VE myself with. but no one would
help me out and 1 had to leave in a con-
dition that would have made a savage
ashamed of himself. 1 was mighty
glad to get out"
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Horses in Training.

Missoula. June S.-Horses are in
training for tie matched races July 4.
and horsemen are looking forward to a
good afternoon of sport. The rivalry
between Little Frank and DIR. Pun is
getting warmer all the time. and the
long horse is. surprising even his
friends by his strength and speed. IL
the handsome son of Bay Bird main
fains his laureis he will do II by the
hardest kind of work. and the chances
are against him in the present form.
He has not been driven much this
spring and ne Is not in shape for a
race, while Little Frank is said TO be
very at.
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At the Hotels.

The Florence-T. ]. Golden. Roches-
ter; John Mcguire. Butte: j. c. Punch.
st. Louis: w. w. Ryer. Denver: f.. l..
Wilson. wife N child. Helena; M. NJ.
Wheeler, Helena. w. 5. Westwood.
Chicago; h. Y. Smith. Fond du Lac.
Wis: Robert Il. Smith. w. Y. Pember-
ton. f. c. Day. III. ID. Moore. J. T..
Klock, Helena: II. H.. Grant. Grants
dale; A. s. Blair. city; II. w. Drew,
Boston; r. L.. Guerin. Chicago. Mrs.
W. j. Hayes. Miller Creek; l.. Wer-
theimer, Butte; q. W. Fenwick. Bon
ner.
The Rankin-H. ii. Watkins. Oak
land; J. II. Latimer, Grass Valley: A.
II. Misenfiue, Victor; 5. II. Benton and
wife. city: Dan Berry. Drummond;
Louis Clairmont, Roman: +. Donlan.
Frenchtown: Ed s. Hayes. Miller
Creek; Leonard Johnson. Butte: NJ. l..
Whaley. S~tevensville; Miss Josie
Mitchell. Potomac; Mrs. Mathews. RAJ
velle; Bob Murphy. city; Philip Brady,
Butte; Adam Dorkis. Butte.
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Remod.nnx the station.

Missoula. June S.-The carpenters
are making good progress with the re-
rodeling of the old railway station.
The hanges that are L be made in
the old structure will make IL more
convenient than 1t las ever been. but
IL will still be a long way short of be-
ing a good one. There are to be new
waiting rooms constructed. one for
,-cmen and one for inen. instead of the
old, dismal room AMI alcove that Ia
Gone duty for the Tast Is years. There
will be large toilet rooms put into the
building and the fleigh N express
Offices will be enlarged and their loca-
tion changed. The work had become
absolutely necessary, as the stills ami
b. whole frame of the building were
settling all out of shape and somethin;:
had to be m to save IL FIR IN utter
collapse.
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1~Dreadfully Nervous.

GESrs,-I was dresdfally nervous, and for re
lief took your karl's Clover Root Tea IL qui-
eted NV nerves and strengthened my whole ner
vous system. Twas troubled with Constipation.
kidney and Bowel trouble. Your Tea soon
cleansed my system so thoroughly that rapidly
~reeained health and strength. Mrs. 6. A. Sweet,
Hartford. Conn.
Cure thar Cough with shiloh's Cure. The best
Cough Cure. Relieves Group promptly. One
million bottles sold last year. 40 doses for aSe.
Regulates the bowels, purines the blood Clears
the complexion. Easy to make and pleasant to
take. - cents.
Be Not Deceived. A Cough. HoarsenesS or
Cronp are no, 60 he srined with. A dose in time
of shiloh's Cure will save you much trouble. For
sale by Newbro Drug Co, Butte; smith Drug
Co. aud Martin Drug Co Anaconda
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Travellers Guide
TIME TABLE
BUTTE. ANACONDA & PACIFIC RY..
Union Passenger Station.

"
Trains leave Anaconda for Butte: $40 ..
m. 11:59 a. m. 800 p. m. 500 p. m.
Great Northern railway trains leave An
aconda:
$40 a. M. local to Helena, Great Falls and
all points west.
500 D. m. Atlantic Express for st. Paul
and all points east and west.
Oregon Short Line railway trains leave
Anaconda:
800 p. m. for all points Oouth. east and
west.
Northern Pacific railway trains leave
Anaconda:
2:G p. m, Copper City Limited for Ham
ilton.
sis p. m. through train for st. a and
all points east.
400 a. M. through train for Portland
and all points west.
Trains leave Butte for Anaconda:
7:45 a. m. Great Northern Railway Pa
!. cific Express.
10 a. m. Anaconda Express.
1:O5 p. m, Northern Pacific Copper City
Limited for Anaconda and Hamilton.
500 p. m, Anaconda Express.
$40 d. m, Great Northern Railway, Hell
ena and Great Falls Express.
The schedule time of all passenger
trains between Anaconda and Butte In
either direction does not exceed so min
utes.
Northern Pacific trains arrive at B.. A.
e. p. depot. Anaconda, as follows:
From ST. Paul and all points east 7:55 a m
From Portland and all points
west ......... ......... .........I0:3 p m
Northern Pacific trains leave B., A. q
r. depot, Anaconda. as follows:
For Portland and all points
west ......... ...-... ...-......... f.VV q III
For Butte, st. Paul and. all
points east ...... ........... Sis p m
al trains arrive and depart from the
Butte. Anaconda & Pacific Union Passen-
ger Station at Anaconda.
Tickets on sale for all points, local and
through, on the Great Northern railway,
Oregon Short Lin railroad and Northern
Pacific railway and their connections.
Steamship tickets for sale to all points
In Europe via the above lines.
Mileage tickets issued by the q. N, o.
s. l.. and N. p. railways will be accepted
for transportation over the B.. A. & p.
railway.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MISSOUlA NOTES..

Capt. NJ. NJ. Wheeler is In town on
business.
John Mcguire made Missoula a flying
visit yesterday on his. way to Hamil-
ton.
Hon. H. II. Grant Of Grantsdale was
among those who witnessed the lay
ing of the cornerstone.
The regular meeting Of the Treble
Clef will be held Thursday afternoon
at the residence of Mrs. Myers.