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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-14

Daily Record Of Commercial and
Financial Proceedings.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest Of Exchange News MINING Stocks.
Metal Quotstions-Wooi Prices and
Movements - Grain and Pro-
duoe-Review Of Trade.

New York, May 1~3.-To-day's stock
market continued in much the same un-
settled state as Wa the case yesterday.
Early depression was reflected from Lon
don. where American stocks were selling
on a rumor that the Spanish feet WAS
on Sandy Hook The improbable character
Of this report gives an explanation to .
decline which was obviously due to bear
pressure.
Apparently there was a disposition also
on the part of the leaders of the bull eie-
ment to stand by and see u test OF the
markets strength. The recent large and
sustained advance IL was thought had in
vited large buying on light margins by
the purely speculative element. This class
of holdings Is a weakness for a bull move
ment on account Of its inability to hold
stocks through any decline. Occasional
reactions of SUFFICIENT dimensions to force
the liquidation Of such accounts are.
therefore, considered healthful in any bull
movement. To-day's market did not In
dictate that the volume of such accounts
was very large. In spite OF a vigorous
drive by the bears. apparently acQuiesced
In by the bulls. which resulted at one
time in declines running from one TO
three points, there was no very large
volume of stock dislodged and the bears
FASTENED to cover. Some very large finan-
cial interests are credited with having
taken profits on the recent rise and with
being willing to see a reaction for the
purpose of getting a gain. CommisSon
house buying in the early dealings was
large and was quite effective in onsettins
the large selling for London account But
offerings were no more than absorbed.
without carrying prices above yesterdays
level. After the market had thus been
tested business fell into dullness and as
sumed a waiting attitude. Net changes
on the day are extremely narrow. and
are for the most part losses.
The bond market was quiet OUTSIDE q
few speculative issues and the tone was
rather heavy. Total sales were s, 600. 0O0
U. s. new As declined y per cent, old ~
registered u per cent. in the bid prices
| There we're sales Of old As at VI per cent
gain.
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Celebrated the Victory.

Great Falls. May lathe people of
Neihart, at a mass meeting held to
celebrate the victory OF Admiral
Dewey and for the purpose Of demon
strating their feeling Of patriotism
and their approval of the present war
generally. passed the following reso-
lutions:
I'VE, the people of Neihart, Mont.
in convention assembled hereby ex-
press our sympathy and firm loyalty
to the United States in an hour when
her peace is assailed by q foreign
foe.
Resolved, That our earnest prayers
and hearty well-wishes attend the
brave boys in III who have left home
and friends to battle for the cause Of
oppressed humanity and against the
hand of oppression.
Resolved, That We are ready at the
call to give all in our power to the sue
cess of the sacred undertaking to teach
the descendants of dark age tyranny
that human liberty Is enthroned and
that the sun of civilization is shining
on the earth.
Resolved, That IL need be, the town
Of Neihart will furnish the material
for a company Of infantry, of sterl-
ing Americans, who are not afraid to
fight"
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Ofncer Black. went b pursuit. 1hey
found the man late ~ night ana took
him to the station. Schmidt did not
seem to realize that q serious charge
could be placed against him. and the
complaint limited the offense to ma
licious mischief. Judge Burieigh fined
him SIS and costs for his s~scapade. and
he paid and went his way.
This morning Oficers Curry and 0rN-
Nnberger discovered q man behind the
Leland house acting in q peculiar ~
ner. He was armed with q mason's
hammer and a piece Of gas-pipe. which
he was endeavoring to pound through
doors and the sides OF the building.
They arrested him and when he was
searched at the station they found four
pilk of morphine and a box OF opium
paste besides. As II this was not
enough. he had a hypodermic syringe.
and altogether was ready for any
amount of trouble. He will be kept In
Jail until the effect Of the drug wears
OF in part.
Two drunken vags were brought In
this evening by Oficer Grfllenberger.
who found them attempting to take .
dollar from a drunken man in q saloon.
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Financial Gables ram.

New York. May 13-The Evening Posts
London financial cable says: The stock
markets here opened fiat here to-day on
news spreading of Lord S~alisbury's
gloomy speech regarding the West Afri-
can situation. reported to have been made
by him at a private banquet OF bankers.
Subsequently prices rallied on the good
tone OF the Paris bourse. the reported
American victories and the belief that
the new Spanish cabinet is more peaceful
ly inclined. Americans closed dull. how
ever. Kanfrs were duh on President Kru-
gers Inauguration. Money was easier on
the release OF about f5oo. 900 I'm japanese
money. More win be released soon
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IN POLICE COURT.
Mamie johnson Arrested for smuggling n
Witness.

Mamie johnson Arrested for smuggling n
Witness.
Great Falls, May 13.-There was a
time in the police court this morn
ing. Mamie Johnson. a colored mem
Der Of the under world, vas charged
with having robbed a man in her place
of business last night. AS IL seemed
doubtful whether the evidence. though
morally strong. was strong enough TO
convict her on hat charge. the COM
plant was made for running a house OF
prostitution. On that she was
convicted and fined $50 and costs. As
she was leaving the court room she
drew off and struck the complaining
witness a right-hander under h ear
which tumbled him through the door.
Ths oficers interfered and prevented
her from following up her advantage.
and Their placed her under arrest for
assault and battery. 1t is likely that
Mamie will be wiser before she finishes
her Grist with the mill of Justice.
jacob Schmidt, who claims TO be a
brewer. was suddenly seized with a de-
sire to 60 home last night and, with
out stopping for permission. cut the tie
strap on a horse and buggy elongin
to J. NJ. Burlingsme, got in m drove
out of town. ~Burlingame
his loss a few minutes later. and with
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q

Great Falls, May l3.-In the district
court this afternoon q divorce was
granted to Maggie ]. Adams from her
husband, Amos M. on grounds OF ex-
treme cruelty. She was permitted to re-
sumo her maiden name Of Maggie Shea,
and a judgment for costs was entered
In her favor.
In the case Of George p. Stanton VS..
the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company ct al, the motion of the de-
PENDANTS to set aside the Injunction was
argued before Judge Du Bose and taken
under consideration by him.
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We are living too fast. "Fass a. light
o;s~.r expre.es Il. ioe We tafk BY dec
trieity, cook by electricity, travel ~
eIsetriei1y and 70 %.
In . hurry, hurry, horny from tAs eraAs
10 the grave.
We crowd too mueh, crowd oar work,
crowd q eating, crowd oar pseasuss,
crowd ous sespanG.
A" breaking down a the nervous sys-
tom b de way q sxpeeniae the sosk.
h means Q depleting q the nerva h.
dueed BY peolonSsd Strain, evsrta1ing q
De nervoas sysaems . product ef evss-
hussy ADD bustls.
Il Affects al people In al vain a II.
4 baiIes physieians q al scheeas
No one known The honon a sueA .
condiHou better than Rev. ]. N. Nc
C,eady, d Elkton, Mich. Far yean h.
labored fafhiui1y and well. He Wa 30
greaive and aGgresstvey . kades .moag
mn, q deep thinker and . hasd wsska. i.
In hi seal, he ovesworks6s evRtaxsd
LII mental and physical Strength.
The outlook was dafk, With hsalth shat-
tered and recovery apparently hopsleo.
Many means Tor q eufe were tfied, Wsfh-
out receiving bensfit. --.
Finally he took D.. William PSnk Pub
Sos Pak People and was restored 70 health
IN Apt, isss, de phyaeaas Nd
most stop pceaehing - DE-:
had ovestaxed myseH and vas nd.
Serinr from . compleie breaking down o.
my nsrvou system ADD . pssssssat dom
seh trouble.
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At the Park.

l.. A. Ryan. d. Mckenzie. F. M.
Stephens, st. Paul; f. r. Thomas, New
York; w. ID. Baldwin. K%alispell: Dud-
ley DuBose, Fort Benton; F. B. White,
o. j. Prentice, M. ]. Hunt, J. F.. Cote.
John Sworz. O. G. Erickson, c. p. Paul
and wife, c. w. Pomeroy, F. X. Nc
Intyre. r. C. KIouber, Al Levy, Chi
cago; r. NJ. Leopold. Philadelphia: j.
b. Long, Sycamore; H. B. Goodenough.
Boston,; H. II. Nelson. Cascade; b. w
Cooper. Chicago; Edmund Wright, c.
A. Tillotson, Lewistown.
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had BOYS Of Belt.

Great Falls, May 1S.-Some Of the
bad little boys of Belt came near set
ting the lower part of the town in a
blaze the other night. A crowd OF
them ranging in age from z to ~ years
went. into an empty saloon building
next to that of George Lascantz and
started in upon a lesson In smoking.
They ended by throwing the half
burned stub into a pile Of old papers
in the cellar, where 1t speedily started
a Are. The smoke was fortunately dis
covered early by the Lescantz boy,
and a few buckets of water put out the
fiames.
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour.
weak and 5c lower on absence of both
local and foreign demand. No. 2 spring
wheat. sl.lb; No. 3 spring wheat. H.12d
is: No. 2 red. S.3d1 Al: No. 2 corn, 35%
a3sc: No. : oats. 30rc; No. 2 white, $40
34ixc: No. 8 white. 32%d33%c; No. 2 rye.
Csc; No. 2 barley. 431zQT53c; prime timothy
seed. 81. 60: mess pork. per barrel. SIl .5od
II. go; lard, per 100 pounds, sS.50d6. 60; short
ribs sides. loose. IS .s5M6. 40; dry sailed
shoulders. boxed. 5d6hc: short clear sides.
boxed. y. 4ode. 80; whiskey. distillers' nm
ished goods, per gallon. 81 q.
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Notice sOv PuAlSsA0ON.

lA.A o1ss - Hslsaa lesss. Ae.ta -. ieeo.
Notice 10 hsseby givss shas ~ esllevtAl seoed
Ansl Dyeef in saDDsrs 81 his sisi1, ssd sAst ail
proof Win be ns1s before ne clerk Of the Alssriss
court ~ Anseonds. Most, % Ny ~, 1855 vs
one half southwest enc quarter. uorshssst one
quarter southwest oas aaarsss nd sess4eestose
9uaYsss ssrthwess ees-ssastsr sseaes q, IOWA
shjD { asrth. rAago ~ vest
H names the following wisnsssss 70 Prov hts
eontissess rssidspss spsa aal cultivation q sale
land, vn August Dessasp. Arthef !. baAeslsy'
Jssob NeS saI q. Aflsa 81 AnsessAA
Any person Via Desires 70 protest against 0s
sliov snes Of sseh Drssf, OF vso hsews OF sny
substantial reason. un6ss the Law asd TIE rsgn
Istieso Of the interior Department.. vhy such
proof sAosid not be allowed. vili ~ given an op
portunity 81 the above mentioned time SD pises
10 cross sYamine the Witnesses Of SID claim snt
ana 20 Offer evidence in rebutssl Of that sabnit
tod BY claim ant WI Coz hAGistsf
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L. F. Farley conducts a large mer-
camille business at Liberty Hill, Ga. He
says: lone application of Chamber
Iain's Pain Balm relieved me of a Sc
we're pain in my back. / hin IL o. X"
For lame back, rheumatism, neuralgia.
swellings, ~sprains. bruises burns and
scalds no other Imminent can approach
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. 1t is intend
ed especially for these diseases and is
famous for its cures. For sale by drug
vteta
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Send US $40 in advance for years.
subscription to the Standard. or Is for
six months, and secure q copy Of The
American Navy. Cubs and Hawaii
the handsomest premium eve offered
by q newspaper.
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Our War Premiun.

Send us SO In advance for n years
subscription to the Standard. or So for
six months. and secure . o of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii-
the handsomest premium ever offered
by a newspaper.
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n
Omaha Live stock.

Omaha. Hay B-Cattle-Receipts. i,5cs.
Market 5QfOc higher. Native beef steers.
81 so64. IS: Western steers. 6.Wn%-G cows
and heiferz, q. 2bd4 -; stockers and feed
ers. s.. sonl.s5: bulls and stays. 81 sous 20.
Hoss-Receipts, 70 Market 5dioc high
er. Heavy, A.a5d4.4 10: mixed. 81. s0n<. IS
light. "a. 1904. 70; bulk Of sales. -. 3oa4.s5.
sheep-Receipts. 1.5oo. Market strong
Fair to choics natives. SS.s5d4.3o; fair 20
choice westerns. 70 .s0d+ 70: lambs. N.25a
Z ab
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Ma. w,,sl.v.s Soothing syvup.

mHs. WIhoIoWb S0oenfDB OyS~v'
Has been u.sd for oysx FIFTY YEARS b 1IEL,
I MMfLs e ETH s,t aei rt sRit1 sGtat9RsS.
IL sOOTHRS Ire CHILD, eor(4Ee tes GUNS,
ALLAYe ali Pam, CUREs WIND CoLtc, and
Drussists In every pert Of the world b surs
and ask for ''An. Nins}o~'s sessAins Syrup"
AID ale no other kind Ave esnts bottle
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bankers bills at es.8h64.Sh for demand
and at N.sz9l-s9h for 90 days. Posted
rates. ~ .e2SG4.6. Commercial bills. A.sois
R4.sl. Silver certificates, 5s&d51i.c. Next
can dollars. CSC. Government bonds weak.
state bonds dull. railroad bonds heavy.
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TraveIeryrUuid
BUTTE. ANACONDA q PACIFIC RAIL,
WAY CO. TIME SCHEDULE

~
WAY co. TIME SCHEDULE.
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. 2. via @. y. r. TO Helena ana
Great Falls without change:
close connections for Seattle,
Portland, San Francisco ans all
points West. daily ............. $50 a n
No. 4. Butte Express. daily liz
No, s.. Butte Express. connects
at Silver Bow with O. 8. L. for
all points south Z East q
Weat. daily ..-....- ---..--. ~ po
no. 8. Atlantic Ex., solid vesti-
buled train. via q. ". 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 ......a...." si"pn
ARRIVE AT ANACONDA
No. /. Pacific Express from ST.
Paul. via q. n. Ry, daily .....- s'Ss
No. 3. Anaconda Express. daily. .io:ss
No. S. Anaconda Express. daily. zoo
No. Z. Copper City Flyer. daily. BOO p m
No. .. local from Great Falls
Helena, via @. N. Ry., dafly...-1O:~ p m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No. I. Pacific Ex., solid vestf-
buled train. from st. Paul. via
G. N. Ry.. leaves B.. A. IL r.
station daily $500.
No. :. Anaconda Express. daiiy..p7Os
No. 5, Anaconda Ex. connects at
Silver Bow with o. 8. L. tram
from the South. daily..-....... l70 IN
No. Z. Copper City Flyer. dany.. o."
No. 2. local from Great Falls ana
Helena. via @. N. Ry.. leaves
B., A. 4 p. station. daily. SIZE p n
ARRIVE AT UTE.
No. ? local for Great Falls ana
Helena. daily $1,000.
No. 4. Butte Express. dany ....-iSsS m
No. s. Butte Express. dsily..... - m
No. 9. Atlantic Express, daily. $40 IN
Tickets on sale at the Butte. Anaco"u.
& Pacific Station. Anaconda Tor Al
points. local and through. On the ofees
I Northern Railway. Oregon Short Line
Railroad and Northern PACING Hsnwsy
and their connections.
| Steamship tickets for sale TO al Desess
| In Europe via the above lines
| Mileage tickets issued BY the q. ~.
s.. l.. and N. p. Rys- will be accepted fee
| transportation over B.. A. d p. Ry.
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Metal Market.

New York. May la-Pig iron warrants
easy. Lake p nc bid and L sec ask
ed. spelter steady. Lead steady. The firm
that nxes the selling price for miners and
smelters quotes lead at 3.j0c at the close.
Bar silver. 567sc.
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The reliable war bulletins Of the Ana
conda Standard will be posted regular
ly In the Silver Dollar.
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Roston WoOl MARKET.

Boston. Nav 13.-The Boston CONNER
cial Bulletin will say tomorrow of the
wool market: Under the demand encour-
aged by government contracts. coupled
with the necessities of a few mills for fine
staple stock. the market in domestic
wool. has experienced considerable aetiv-
ity thi. week. The bulk of the trade. how
ever. as last week. comprises transactions
in wool suitable for the demands Of the
moment. and this fact therefore gives lit
tie encouragement 20 the dealer h Is
looking for better business in tina re-es-
Enlistment upon normal lines OF the or
binary trade. Nevertheless. a distinctly
better feeling In prevalent throughout the
market. and although dealers recognize
the necessity for maintaining their prices
AT all costs for some little time to come,
they are now doing so with better grace
and with more assurance than hitherto.
The sales Of the week are 1851. 900 pounds
domestic and f5. 900 pounds foreign
against $500 pounds domestic and 2e5.vo
mounds foreign last week and 81. o1
hounds domestic and 2.5ss.oo ounds for
eign for the same week last year.
San Francisco Wool.
San Francisco. May B-Fsn woods
Southern coast lambs. 7asc; San Joa-
ouin lambs. 1dSC. Northern lambs. nni2c:
mountain lambs. THsc: Humboldt and
Mendoelno. lial5c.
Boston stocks.
Boston. May B-oregon Short Line.
M; Boston & Montana. 1914: Butte &
Boston, "a: Parrot 1914
spanish Is-
Paris. May n-Spanish fs closed 5+S. a
net gain of 5-le.
Treasury Statement.
Washington. May i3.-To-dsy's state
! ment OF the condition of the treasury
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Chicago. May 13.-Cattle-Cattle were I'm
good demand to-day at an advance OF sd
IOc. Beef cattle, S3d3 ~, mostly at 50 goa
3. %; exporters. n.e0d4. IS: stockers and
feeders, So sOd4. SO: cows and heifers. 81
al. IS: calves, Sc. 5ods.T 70.
Hogs-Hogs advanced 5dloc on contin-
ued demand. Prime heavy sold at %.s5,
the highest since 1896; the bulk went at
"a. 60; common to good. A.l0d4.S 70; good to
choice. si.35d4.5.
Sheep-Sheep ruled steady IN a fairly
active demand. Shorn sheep. .25;
yearIings, 81 .35a4. 80; clipped lambs, $500
AS: wooded. $5n5.2.
Receipts-Cattle. 1000; hogs, q 900;
sheen. OOD.
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New York Mining stscks.
Money MARKET.

New York. May l3-Aoney on cali
steady at 2 per cent. Last loans. 2 per
cent. Closed at 2 per cent Prime mer-
camille paper 5l.0sis per cent Sterling ex-
change strong. with actual business in
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The Anaconda Standards bulletins
will be read each night from the stage Of
the Stockholm concert hall.
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FoR HoARsxSEss, CoueEs. ASTHMA AND BRoS'
cHrAL TROUBLES, use browns BRONCHIAL
T~RocHEs." Sold only in boxes, Avoid limitations.
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MARKETS.
Produce.


Chicago. May l3.-wheat opened weak
at from 1kq3hc lower for July h II
closed yesterday. opening trades in that
delivery being over a range OF from u.0
to &l.o6h., May opened weak at tl.bO, a
decline Of l5c over night. September drop
ped from %G1c q bushei at the start. nrst
transactions being ut from sskc to elsc.
Before any recovery from the opening
bearishness was perceivabie July sold
down to 81 .04s1.
The Liverpool market was remarkably
steady. showing only about Id loss At the
start i'm the face of yesterdays break In
that stock. Shorts were extremely ner-
vous. Pit trading was small. and although
professionals ventured to put out short
| lines, the ran to cover on the slightest
sign of strength in the market.
July, after reaching 81 .04sA. rallied spas
medically to sl.07, but slid on when the
demand from shorts failed.
Closing cables showed increased bull
WEAKNESS abroad, with declines OF 2bzd
| 3i.d at Liverpool. Paris was lhd2h GEN.
times lower.
Reports of harvesting from Texas and a
probable cary cut further north reas-
sured shorts. July dropped listlessly to
S1.04. closing at 81 .o4A bid, a net loss OF &c.
| May, which started at 81. 80. rallied to SIS
| on Letters support, but eased OF near the
end to 81 and closed at N.5o sellers. a
net loss of loo. Exporters reported no
sales. September started %Q1c lower at
SsA@ssxc, sold OF to size. closing 24c
net lower at Ssitc sellers.
Corn was for sale in large chunks from
| start to finish. Concessions were made at
the opening Of hc. A slight rally followed
but renewed liquidation forced the price
or again. Foreigners were reported as re-
sellers of corn bought for war shipment
July closed with . net loss of NC.
Only a moderate business was transact
ed in the oats market. An easy feeiins
prevailed, with May longs anxious to sell
July closed with q net loss of &c and May
NC lower.
The disposition Of provision traders wal
to take profits on strong spots In tho
market. The lowest prices were prevailing
at the close. The opening was weak from
IOd2Oc decline In July pork. 2hd5c In lart
and 2is05c in July ribs and lard.
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Weak Men

shows: Available cash balance. 500 ocl Sol;
gold reserve. SITS. 05S, iI5.
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Through service between 81. raut -
neapolis. Helena. Butte. SPOKANE eeosus
and Portland. Connections At Wooseen
terminals for Kootenai country. Oeo9ee
and California points. Alaska. Japon S1d
China. Connections at Twin Cities fee Ill
points East and South. Single = sounA
trip Tickets to all points anA oa09Age
checked to destination.
Leaves-Atiantic Express. dafly. - , N
Leaves-LocaI for Great Falls.
daily 1900. ........-. .-.......-.. - n
Arriyes-Paciic Express. daily. Ia . m
AYrives-Locai from Great Falls.
daily ........... .........-..... 30 , m
City Ticket once. No. u North Main
ST., Butte. J. E. Dawson. General AOoot
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A Minister'S
Trials.

This na>,atise from a minister as Of greatest 0ahss
to those wAose n<rves are snsrSng, AaM ShHAerea
or oAhe,gis< aizi.g. IT IS particularly afp~oP'HSe q"
this are of aef5e, nc,1ons, endless a6O.
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Washington. May i3-To-dsy's state
ment Of the condition of the treasury
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=, ARRIVE AT BvrTE
No. n, from St. Paul strives AT
NJ. C. depot daily at ....:.~...- $50 a m
VI. T., No. Z from Portland. ar
rives at NJ u. aepot daily Ills . M
No. 6 Copper City Limited.
arrivesnrsuEfnunyR ANN
Depot SssssS sfssSs&f
NJ. L. No. I. for Portland. AAves
VI. L. depot daily - An
No. s. Cooper City L4>Attedr
for Hamilton. departs Prom ~.
L. depot dsiy sxesp3 SUNDAY In n
No. L. Tor 81 Paul. leAves NJ q.
depot daily ..-E-.-.-.. " m
Mixed 20 Whitehall. leaves ~. p.
local depot daily at -.-......-. ID m
on Thursdays this train WI run
through 10 Pony and Norris
Pullman FNrst-Clsss and Tourist sseepr
ing Cars.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-14

Paris. May p-spanish Fs closed 81. a
net gain of 5-ls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-14
san Francisco Wool.
Boston stocks.

Boston. May B-Oregon short Line.
5li.: Boston 4 Montana ls41s: Butte *
Boston, -: Parrot, 1871