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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07

up and some stored away In that NAM
moth basement Several thousand
dollars worth Of nne furniture seems to
All the entire third floor. ready to be
unpacked and displayed.
Moving from the old store Is being
rushed. but IL II q ieviathan task. par
ticulariy when there remain 80 many
finishing touches to complete the In
terror of that handsome new build
ing and Its innumerable permanent fix
lures.
This IL the last week Of the removal
sale. Yesterdays Standard contained
a full page advertisement. showing
many bargains to be had for a mere
song In the silks. dress goods. carpets.
lace curtains. mems furnishings. etc.
Look IL up: it's worth the perusal. and
the opportunity to secure such values
may not again present itself to the
shoppers of Butte.
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E.eur.lon Rate. to California.

IL time and comfort Is considered you
certainly will purchase your tickets via
the SHORT LINE. Southern Route. So
hours IS minutes Butte to San Francis
co: So hours to Los Angeles. with only
one change Of cars: Pullman dining car
route.
Helena. Anaconda and Butte to San
Francisco and return 5000; to Los An
geles and return 5000; tickets limited
TO sixty days going. final limit tslx
months) returning. with stop over priv
ileges.
Train made up at Butte. Remember
only change of cars. and that In the
MO depot. Ogden.
Tickets also on sale at above rates via
Portland. Shasta Route or Ocean. Sleep
ing car reservations. and further partic-
ulars can be secured Nc. ~ East Broad
way. ii. O. WILSON.
General Agent.
Butte. Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07
PEOPLES. and silver Republican Rally.

On Monday evening. Nov. 1th. 1898.
at Maguire's opera house. Hon. T. s.
Hogan. Judge J. NJ. Clements Inc Hon.
T.. ID. Weed will address the people
upon the issues OF the day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07
Correction.

The report In being circulated that I
have pulled nut Of the field for the Of
flee of coroner. 1t In not true. take
this occasion to inform my friends that
] want the Office and their votes. IL
elected. ! promise to fulfil the duties of
coroner without fear or favor. Kindly
asking your vote. irrespective of party.
I am respectfully yours. for good. hon
est government. A. w. Noble. Arthur
w. Noble. DOC" Noble Of the Noble
Drug company. 800 East Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07

Amos Turkish baths 81. cor. q. q NJ
SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07

Every woman in Butte Is on h tip
toe of expectation over Heanessy's
opening. which. At h present writing.
Is scheduled for the coming week Al
ready immense quantities Of new goods
for the several departments are piled
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-07

n funeral Of Jabez Shovel. who
was killed i'm the Belmont mine at
Marysville last Friday. will take place
Tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock from
the residence of J. Z. Hoskings, Sun
View, walkervfIle.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-17

Next Monday will be toy day at Liz
lies drug store, and a special discount
OF ten per cent will be given TO all
who purchase toys and games on that
day.
Cigar smokers are especially invited
to call at Olsmith's, l15, South Division
street and see how good a smoke IL is
possible to get for little money. All
the leading brands carefully selected
by an old fellow who is something of a
smoker himself,
For sale "A 6nd roll top desk. Sec
NJ =. Trotter.
Christmas comes on Sunday this year.
Our merchants should give their worn.
out clerks holiday on Monday.
There is a Cuban alligator captured
at Santiago, on exhibition on Oklaho-
ma avenue, The next will be an Ok
lahema City negro on exhibition,
marked " A native Cuban
Norman will soon have an electric
light system.
In the suit Of James Robinson VS..
T. g. Whitley judgment was given
defendant for costs.
A colored divorce case before Judge
Burford is attracting great crowds ol
colored folks
Tom Miller, an honest and worthy
colored man, was ruthlcssly shot down
on the street in Wichita the other day
by Ed Stewart, alias Fitzsimmons, q
low down end worthless vagaboud
Both were colored men.
The case OF John and Robert Turner
vs. S. $. Conner, from Woodward, or
petition In error, was filed with the
clerk Of the supreme court today
a painted sign was hoisted In from
OF the Cyclone store this morning
which reads I'VE are making auction
sales and bankrupt stocks sick"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-17

A large line Of pocket knives. Rest
metal made At Spencers hardware
store.
Spencer is ihe stove man, corner OF
oklahoma and First ST.
Lost--A white English setter, red
spots on both ears; four years old, col
lar with Shawnee dog tax. Left Mon.
day afternoon. Named Maud. Re-
ward Notify T A Neal deputy dis.
trict clerk
Books Of oil kinds az Lilies drug
store
q Wantcd-A bright. energetic boy 20
work in Leader ofiiGc for scholarship
I'm Capital City business College Apply
az Leader Office.
Toys and holiday goods at Wholesale
prices. Racket, lo3 East oklahoma.
You kuoN 8. as Lilies drug store,
but II you 90 there you will find II is
the holiday emporium Of the cily.
The roar still goes on about that $500
donated by the Anheuser-B Busch Brew
{ ing company to the Kinghsher college.
1 The Kingfsher Free Press scouts the
notion that there is any such thing as
/ wicked dollar.
/ Fine china and glassware at bargain
/ prices. Racket, 10l East Oklahoma.
Cracker Jack" at Miller's Candy
| Kitchen.
Remember your friends Christmas
Vanderpool's drug store has fine line
Of presents.
Go TO Busenbarks for Christmas
candies. lie has the larR est and best
line in the city.
For sale-Fine, large roller top desk
oak finish, late style and used only 4
short time. Inquire at l0i East Okla
homa avenue.
Overcome evil with good Overcome
your coughs and colds with One Min
ute Cough Cure. IL is so good children
cry for H. IL cures Group, bronchitis
pneumonia, grippe and all throat an'
ung diseases. j. w. Wheeler & Son
VIII T. Little is doing q good worl
in urging upon the towns and eitie
the Importance of tree planting
Special packet and paper sale tbi
week at the Fair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-17

The largest stock Of fancy China
ware In the city at the Fair.
c. T. Gustasen, representing the
Handley, Frazier dry goods house Of
St. Joe, Mo, Is making the rounds
and says that Guthrie merchants do
An immense business
The city clerk and chief Of police, at
Perry, have been arrested on indics-
ments by the grand jury on account
OF malfeasance in office.
Yesterday was a busy day for Treas
urer Ritter busch aud his assistants.
Taxes for 1898 became due and pay.
able on the 18th. and IL is said that
the rush yesterday TO pay taxes was
unprecedented. II looked like every
body wanted 70 pAy taxes at once.
There is a great deal OF money being
circulated for holiday presents.
Gov. Barnes will visit the Oklahoma
battalion at Albany, Ca, before re-
turning.
Millinery at half price at the Fair
this week.
w, Il. Coyle has moved his busines,
offices 10 Harrison avenue, opposite tn,
Okla hotel, In order TO have his bricl
block prepared for the holding OF the
coming Legislature.
The Guthrie club has held n rousing
business meeting and discussed an inn
portant proposition from the X. O. C.
& S. railway company. FL Reno should
work with Guthrie In this railroad
business aud make IT sure thing fol
both towns. Oklahoma City is trying
hard to get it.-El Reno Star.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5 A. Mann and daugh
ter, OF Guthrie, are in the city and vii
spend the holidays with Mrs. Mann'i
parents, Col. and Mrs. r. b. Forrest -
III Reno Star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-12-17

First Published In the Gushrid Daily Leader
December N, ieqs.
LIQUOR NOTICE
10 Wnom IL MAY COnceIn--
Notice is hereby given that Wm. Barringer
for Harringer & c. has this dav hled his
petition TO sell At retail SIirituous and Vim
Gus and Malt Liquors in Guthrie, Logan
County Oklahoma and mat. unless oblec'
ton be dled on or before the 3ist day OF De
Cember a y 1855 said petition viii be
granted.
Guthrie. Okla, Dec, 10 1899
r. EniET STEWART, County Clerk
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Glasses Right. Good
Sight.

We dt any eye that
responds TO light
and with the first
pair Of glasses. DIFF
heult cases ere our
speciality. We make
them right, Its our
business-our only
business. We have
made hua d r c d $
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On a Pretty Face
Eyes Make

or mar many tacei the othel
be ever so conely, pair Of weak,
twitehing eyes will spoil its bea
adjusted glasses will cure most OF
by removing the cause. Rut don't
that any body or everybody can d
adjusting We have made stu
and give you a scientific exam
charge,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

comes dissliusiouizeG-o so-nstl.to,- Tha
Sase OF the Tahcrs is cited tn point -
where
\ tour % the low priced sheatcrs is - e
made hy A Ward O: Frame AMI snr
hiEb prize actors whp have 0eta trsV.3.ng
fsieasfd Maurice hsrrymoc- - in
vauaettlie with Augustus Thomas short
i'itee A N2n OF the World" Eltta Proc
ter O.is TeF}veN ''seliver Twist" in watch
she has played Nancy Svkes before
Nioisn dealers uas al sorts q fancy
pslcss SD old italian Instruments gp - (, so
'arA. fatS - Dan saftA instruments are ~ald
a auction they fetch Ts8ra lover prices
A. a resent sale in I-onfion taa highest
pgfre reached WAS 81. FOR a tsuadagnsni
atfa an AMIR As tss1srreF}aS fetched aHiy
So and a retro 's31TnsFlaS reaiis"c Se.s.
An Atsiian NieieDcesle. anon which Platd
has cfsen played. was SOFA fer ss.a
William se Shetlev, under whose dire
'toa Miss Cora Tsuner wa star next
season in magnificent revival rs hsT
former sutcesS tAe new Alone ia Ion
don IS Spartng M tire or expeuSs ga
a'5ke the production os~ ~ the UaoSt
Arssriesn passie. Mis- Tanner IS one ~
tae NEg sfscs - Wholesome wprrAn-gsl
ia -'TAe Sporting p8ghess eais scaSen.
Looking ake gaost of her former self
Re,tlna Gfrard = dAiiY seen aroand the
e91Es ssmvnt she II sta a bosrsisF in a
private santa riHtu. bat h8s 50 far rsc5v-
in sne weather Reports about her r.
c,sres Baton with her family. ard !r,rm-
tyea - T~sf1e - ssxtvate HE, A&vc eeen
ss.,.sf - III nshgs.g sk~ eSst s9.s@
They have a steck company as tse In
perish thsss1e. la -. t-ssUe 1i,h = "a ftfsg
stslss FsrsAeftariy skctsia< times i-asS
w8SA real asaosshtfssy bacGs 02nsss and tAiS
wesA "a - A4 Gevotea 10 Carmen" wita a
real bal 81 sss sreaA- Ths asizaAas for sAs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-13

SCISSOR of an antique clock to which some
musical works are attached playing
di,ion. are ali of them original Compost
tons by Johann Sebastian Bach. and ema-
mating from the period Q7I1-1729 during
Of Prince s Leopold a OF Ansais Koet eth The
tunes. with their harmonies, have recently
beer noted down. for the first time. by the
Rngaha dur and pre abont 10 he pslisbsS
by Messrs. Breitkopf & Hartel OF Leipsic.
A reputation for veracity is not abso-
lutely essential to the actress who seeks
extraneous publicity, else Anna Held's
Who believed that she ever bathed in
milk as she declared was her daily bath?
But when a pretty woman chooses to talk
so intimately as that about herself for
into print widely. But Miss Held has at
length taken milk bath actually. Ii was
In Pittsburg Reporters were invited TO
see II. They found the real Miss Held
submerged In real tub up to her neck in
real opaque milk. The reporters were. In
fact. somewhat disappointed at the
opacity OF the milk.
Mr.. Bronson Howard. the dean OF Ameri-
can play wrights. has paid the Kelley
Shannon company and Manager Kingston
a high compliment by placing his new and
much-sought play in their hands for pro,
duction. Mr. Howard has been engaged
upon this play for several years. and IL is
said that nearly every frst-ciass manager
has been negotiating for 1t. The scenes
are English the characters number four
teen. The name IL not yet made public.
There is no other company well adapted
to the Howard play. judging the new work
by the dramatists past Efforts as that on
der the management OF Mr.. Kingston. IL
will be necessary 10 enlarge the organiza-
ton of course. but the present members
wiz all be retained. The play will be pro-
duced at the opening Of next season In
New York. This company will produce IN
February. perhaps in San Francisco. a ne "
play by CLYDE Fitch entitled The Moth
and the Flame"
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play "a succeed Carmen have not yet
aeta selected. but the stage ma nager
9o1etieSS mas his accident insurance
douo'ed before ne begins rehearsaIS.
Ian1ss \, kerre has rather a sad souve-
ff - f6at charming English actor Will
."N ifFr'ss u h q signed contract for
Sae tssna9a production 81 ''Saore Acres
NJ tergtSs firmly believed that Mr.
fferue 8 ulav UQali create a sensation ia
.f* ttriff~A tTstrupo.4s ard he had com
Nle'td aFranEe meuts wIta n { Miner TO
London n June next Mr. TeTriss formerly
mana ge u1ent
\ N. Palmer VII soon be once more
fFscal managers HE has r}S-~a me-
sesiations fer the lease 81 the Murray
tiia iaeater. and unless hitch occurs
~ VIII rscQsn the heus.s a boat the ord
o. ihs month. IL hc does X viii be +,srned
mo a house fer standard PLAYS ~ltn a
.,tl..-at ssoeA company and En occasional
siaer ess ]; that toe 0oelets wha own the
Rouse. are backing Nj palIner,
reminder Of Henry r Dsxey's spier-
80. 81 EXPECTATION in the time OF "Adon-
TIE thines .ofs hy the late John StTt~or
the theatrical ularaesr was A safe aiiss
VITA anresiesgEed p3eases frcna actors IN
whom ho had ieaf money Among is
sontsElts were diamonds which Mr. Tgfx~y
hA0 worn IN h'a luxurious loEmgsngS ahoq,
80 sd On which ne rad borrowed
s%ssaAf I've Thousand dollars Il MF Stes-
son Thss . Gle true Story % an actor
losing his diamonds
ga~ death % SsDS f{eavs a fefs,rsr- "A
taxes A~sy an actor She gave the stage
Immigrant Mr. Heese Won fame -, tk~s.s
plays, DE Cassa You yonsas ara
A HeHutEae Yent.~nan, e al q which wee
Nutit around pFzctscAIsv she saline fs,ss~
scter-~ihe St041 irtustghasaS god ss~.,g
SweSse- BY many bis portraitIre Us r.,s,
ssdsEec masterpiece deserving o. almost
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70 hear she music which he had himself
fehearsed- He ala rot get IL hack aud This
Is therefore called the tale ot the misspent
dollar.
IL Is said Of Richard Mansfield that his
fasHl0n OF making fun sDartss himself least
CF al. On the walls OF Mr. Mansfield $
house. IN New YORK are two pictures. uho-
tasFapAle groups. The first reprt sents Mr.
Msns1eid book IN hand with a smile
81 bliss on his faee. sitting IN the midst Of
an apparently absorbed EFoHp Of gentle
Men and ladies. The other shows hxr in
an exTrs ss0a 81 even greater delight than
before. bat ire entire Assem- assg x eboeg,
Aim - wra aped IN S1Gsnbsr VsTaa ricture
% ne reading ore * my own plays To ny
own company explained Mr. Mansfield
The Professional wornen's League made
q atni 81 the SISTERS. Whea the modern
but rather fieshy Cleopatra stood an
every ieaguer leaned forward h listen.
After telling them that sae started r1. 20
years of age Miss Davsupcr, said. Il
started from my home srou1 Louisville with
TASK OF brandy and letter OF counsel
f.oa my dear father. The travelling XII.
startled thc professional zssters 1rt n
anyone present rad tainted many TASKS
spot
FeeTboAn Tree London prediction .,
'Jslius Caesar" - receiving the rrs.stss,
rrsise on ala sacits. as SURPRISING anything
sen - Lsigsdau Ia ire way % scenery and
s.AsinS /; j. regarded - 3oaatfal how
ever. 4 y %sI8 tASu cGi 70 Re a financial
Success l-DTH01*rs are becoming r7ore
aBG more Inclined 10 lighter nxru.arnents
a. cN&dsnC BY The Impending wsEfndrs xai
e Sl- Henry fTvinxs ~PrtRr the Csrsaf
u TIE middle n February. Its "a IiEre a-ssys
sir Hs&Fy urpTe pared vita 4 SUCCESSOR
s s,s-, n - dep ID ugea ,The Be.is. :.
NeEace t. refIl the Ivee9r
The F4onsIoFs Musical TINES describes q
c,axcai cugsoS.gy that nay - seen =;
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as high praise as Mr.. Je.ersons famous
h2. AZ was certainly true 10 life and DE-
void az exaggeratioa. The acute jacob
Lit early recognized Heegcs worth. and
rescuing him from the transforming cir
cut, gave him good company and an ad-
eoyat- equipment. Success was instanta-
neous and Gus Heege became famous
The widow OF the Spanish dramatis., Tor
lila who lived n AFFECT poverty during
the last few years. since the death OF her
famous hsssba nd IL now cut OF misery
Spasn's queen regent devoted large
amount 70 redeem the golden crown and
other trophies OF Gorilla from the pawn
shop wheretc they had found their way.
and now the city OF Grenada has decided
10 settle an annuity upon the widow for
the rest of her life. and to donate a snug
sum toward the dowry Of her two daugn-
tiers when they should get married
They are telling a good one night stand
story about an chloe player In the BOSTON
Symphony orchestra The orchestra was
playing in a small town and this particr-
Tar oho-. Dtayer was excused from duty
because of a temporary disability He Left
the stage dooT--it was in an aliey-and
when he reached the main street the posi-
ers Of the orchestra had been covered over
with those announcing the coming or a
minstre! company. He grew weary OF his
lonesome sightseeing finally and thought
he would 60 In and see the minstrel show.
and Ii was only after he had expended his
dollar that he realized tnat ne was paying
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drew Robson II. \ Weaver fer she sup
port The company will open this week
or next
The vaudeville stage liz threatened with
an attack OF tragedy. Frederick NaTde *
contemplatiDg an entrance into the con-
! nnuous. la the near future. with the eau
nins process now IN vogue. We may have
twenty-five minute comic nsation OF
Firginius" ~ 4 haif-hour slice az Ham
let with a hurried funeral For ophelia.
Fsnnyl Davenport Is playing her Did
Sarsiou roles Of la Tosca and Cleopatra
n Mes York She also threatVas 30 pat
"a 'Nrhsodora, a sardou play which has
never been played IN America except by
Lillian eiCotf. The Gotham critics cnu1-
plain loudly Of her obesity aud OF Mel
critic
The fashionahle theatrical success IN Lon
sen a pres, tat is undoubtedly Arthur w
r.aevos NV comedy. "Trslawnes 81 tie
Wells. ard also ihe city "a ii0cking ~ ths
Under the pom IL ihcater % James E.rSkine.
has 4 paTf .n ire ErolaetiGg tneHsn the
tine
Waltz ?, T. rk3nS. who created the part
&. TIE I1rasopnl>ai barber IA My Frieud
W.T. sAala, aHd u 1aNse efforts are pre-
.SSt2o q ti2Af .ssi0fsoS comedy were
astnS tee s starring thgouEa New Enx~
. asa 81 the rlav an3 making bis tour con-
tsssaoaN SArrt<s. Next season Perkins viii
,-,.sgn r g.ay wa.ch Da S0uchet = now
~ftttsh sos st-r'
tse 'h,Ee Tmrs~tevald picks ueTn-
$50 h1ss. Me3Ysssa ana %sfhrrsote as
rs, ne teaf A. ares; iieiag actresses. critic
80 i-tfS Comedians because Efey do
- Afs io history AZ trAxe@9fsGS Sc and
- t47tsr ~ Tk - nUf Ss~ oGs 80 ne
N%sss oGi asa kessn ana Ellen Terry.
~ Aa3rrF1o iass l.El ste stays a0d Mrs.
go ass PLAYED bat ere successful char
&c newty' p2y 'a New York j. II. .
IT, tftt - Know edge ~ the
49, it = described A. 4 5yohicfn
f. thF Hiers cg whlca caa'S he faara.
*. Sss. ~ uars1 l. apparently Immoral
a. "sai2s H~ ls Sal3 to se vgrv bright
~ $50 Ntff fraak That SSerns 80 ae
+. - e~[adsn, Gotham Likes nowadays,
s~s...s't 80. y .s Fhr eva 81 attractive aud
q 'Fss7i vofaau aa2y de
80 latHcr - kathrsn kl8asv Is report-
: hasss 80 ~ ats Ga0x AteF e0atona-
- 4tttfAi fr m the stage II satnk
~ - F.tofrr ~khin SIX o. esgnt
So Sae IS good gtsl s9d 3 hard
7 g. - sit t- -t uU leassF a neBa FOR
a. ~5eF rass- of tAeAyrsssas wors
sksrs -" sfE 81 Fene&ts<fsN ass5 n45s i
sNss tee wrz to believe rae and
/ 49, Ane s.. 81"
n. asF'ns slsrrispesl that i&rsses x.
' srse1SS : 4ni Ma-y Nsunsrfzlx Mere Sc
tessf - - .is1 -Hssag. TIE former has
! sSr,,. $50 tterg tha New 1osk k.sseam
s~h-,. ,ASaASer NAs5ei Ffshra.m dexsUat
e. - - tah ae4 wife aetsng as ioeess
! s'.ee- lie thinks tbs public be-
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= ri, en5osn n. proposed English pro-
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