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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24
Change in Location,

The Northern Pacific railway has re-
moved its city ticket office from the
Hamilton building, No. 20 East Broad
way, to the Lizzie block, northwest cor
ner Park and Main streets.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

I fit glasses by a new method and
guarantee every pair to give sat.sfac-
ton. DR.. Riggs, Owsley block.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

Two carloads of rubber and steel
tire buggies and traps just received
at Standard Carriage works, 237 South
Main street, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

q. The funeral of Mrs. John Woolagan
will take place this afternoon at %
O'Clock from the residence, 1854 East
Park alley.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

The funeral Of Alma Chouinard will
take place from the family residence,
No. SO7 Utah avenue, to-day at 10 a. m.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

Northwest Coal company. dealers In
wood and diamond coal. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Telephone No. sos.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24

The police last evening arrested w,
II. Carrot and Sam Smith, two bad
lands secretaries, and sent them to the
county Jail for vagrancy.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24
changed ends with. This aroused his
suspicion and he examined the pocket
book and discovered his loss.


suspicion and he examined the pocket
book and discovered his loss.
Three pairs of disturbers of the peace
found lodgings in the city Jail yester-
day morning. William Lee and Con
De Camp INDUCED in a fight in the rear
of the M. & M. saloon and were taken
in. A few minutes later Bertha Dillon
and Eva Sprague, two colored women,
tried conclusions in Pleasant alley and
wound up in the women's department.
John Delaney and Kate Robinson were
the third pair. Too much liquor led
them to disturb the peace and quiet of
the neighborhood of the Clarence hotel.
for which, like the rest, they will an
swer to Judge Ferrell
Paul Stewart, an eX-convict and an
old offender. who some years ago oper-
ated here with Sam Bush, a notorious
crook, was arrested last evening by Of
f1cer James Leyden and locked UP at
the city Jail. Eight years ago Stewart
robbed eXMayor w. r. Kenyon, secur-
ing valuable gold watch. When the
police got after him he gave them a
hot chase and succeeded in getting
away. He was subsequently sent up
and Just recently was released from the
penitentiaryA Officer Leyden saw him
on the street last evening and at once
recognized him. officer Leyden decid-
ed to ''vag' him and give the other
men of the force a chance to see him as
precautionary measure against pos
Sible future operations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-24
ROBBED A HERDER..

Dentist Rinehart's ad. Page 10.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

seek further for the other penny. But
Providence or Fate had laid hold upon
him. Just at the turning Of the tide.
Mr. wood appeared I'm place OF The other
penny.
phe man was provided with lodging
FOR lhe night He could Vot tell himset
how he had lyc1 tnrough the freezing
weather with no food for TWO days. Tie
was given ODD until ne could eat no
more. ana ON Monday, Mr.. Wood -four o
steady work for him. hard work. but
with living wages. and a hope OF better
DAYS and of seeing again mothericSs
child and mother who viii never kno"
now near sine was 90 mourning her only
son as "a smciic in a pauper grave.
There IS now a. labo-er at Point Breeze
who Yesterday took ono penny from "a
pocltct where he had kept IL apart put
another with lt and bought a postage
stamp which carried "a letter 20 MS
mother. But 10 in no way rescmbled the
other letter. for the mailing of which he
baq sought tho other penny only three
days ago.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19


BY tho Hon. A. r. Beresford Hope, NJ. p.
printed for private circulation in Eng
land).
IN pinobrake and on mountain battle
ground
In river drift and Mississippian swamp,
Bach as he fell-their overt work UNI
done,
Their country trodden down and desc
late
Rest until Doomsday tho Confederate
Yet in that bitter slipwreck and tho
crash
OF all which in the passionate resolve
OF patriotic zeal they staked and lost,
They were not servants prOnless. their
names
Glow on the roll which duty keeps for
fame
That golden roll with iron pen engraved.
Dipped In the heart blood OF The noble
dead.
Weighed well with truthful balance.
scrurnized
BY eyes that love no guile and grovcl
not
In vulgar worship OF forced success.
They lived accepted IN the chosen band
or those who IN short time encompassed
Whose worth the span Of rolling centu-
ries
Preserves in underlying memory
Stout working preachers 10 their fell
lowncu
or single. stern seif-sacrihce.
Whose unUIlt sermons shall be garnered
up
In the dim cycles of the coming time
For the refreshment Of sick humankind
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

mechanism I'm tho base driving n ran
wheel 20 force air through passages ar
ranged around the wick tube the forced
draft protecting che flame from side cuE-
rents Of afr
in am improved paddlc-wheol for steam
ers the blades are made to retain
vertical position at an points OF their
revolution the wheel being composed or
two disks carried by separate shafts, the
centre OF one shaft being higher than
the other and the blades being Divoted
on both disks.
Flies and other insects are extermi-
mated by a Miss0uri3ns unique device. a
small lamp being suspended over tube
II water with vertical screens on OPP
pOsite sides Of the flame against which
tho insects strike as they attempt 20
circle around the light. falling into the
water and drowning
A Western inventor has patented an
apparatus for dispensing ice cream. which
Us more convenient than those now in
USE consisting OF central tube I'm which
the cream is placed with a sliding bot
tOm which IS forced up 20 push the cream
through an opening, 10 be cut I'm slices.
To prevent the rens OF the harness
from dropping on the ground when
thrown over the horses back a new rein
holder is formed Of a spring clip placed
on the back-pad below the check hook.
10 receive the reins after they have been
looped and drawn through the ferret on
the harness
Dental floss FOR cleaning the teeth IS
easily manipulated by n new tool which
has the floss wound on a spool. sus-
pended between two hollow arms, through
which DO is threaded. passing from the
tip OF one arm 20 the other. 20 be drawn
tight by reel and inserted between the
teeth.
A Maryland inventor has patented an
electric switch which has no metallic
surfaces % be thrown I'm and out OF con-
tact. the ends Of the wires being barred
and extended into n chamber partially
filled with mercury so that a turn sub
mergos tho wires IN the fluid and COM
pletes the circuit
SAND beaches can be formed along the
banks of streams by the use Of an Ohio
mans device consisting Of wooden cribs
TO Doe filled with stone and sunk into the
water. projecting arms being arranged
at the sides 10 prevent the crib from
topping over as q sinks allowing the
water TO deposit soil and form the beach
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
SHORT STUDIES
ON
GREAT SUBJECTS
Cold Weather.

In 1851 We had fine freeze m this part
of the country. The OLD residents teIi nae
that they have never fully recovered
from 30 and will consider them selves fore
tunate In they ever do. that Dc Jeff them
with chiilbialns which are now nearly
beyond the military age. that au of .ne
water in these parts was frozen to t.o
bottom and the thermometers would nor
get above IT you put them boo Che fire.
Sow this may be au SO, 4 ann not dc
nying a word of 30. was not here bob l>'.
l was I'm Rome )where they never have
bowling weather.. but ] am prepared to
say that 10 was not amy worse than our
surprise of few DAYS ago. Oh. that
was herce-last Monday Colonel Boone,
one of Pathacket's most prominent cil-
zns. began one OF his MAX preKarica.
tions. and IL froze fast in his mouth.
And my feet-I verify believe that 7 can
hold the fee cream freezer between them
next summer and successfully turn our
a fine article without the use OF Zee.
vas afraid 20 close my eyes On slumher
Tor fear they would freeze so.
The hotels at Fortress Monroe were
crowded with our Northern friends who
had come down 20 enjoy our early spring
and when tine blizzard burst upon them.
they said bad words. and Rugged the ra-
dlatOrs. and sw0re they were not forty
miles from the pole.
And the wind blew and tho snow bank
eel up. and tho barber lrozo tight and
coal went up and the wood supply gave
out. and the Weather Bureau was help
less, and the trains cOuldn move. and
the boats Rugged the wharres. and tho
merchants were angry because there were
no people buying and the people dlin
like it because they had nothing 10 buy
d r.f n .ff & Fol
ca there. and those who were not stayed
where they were, and there were no
newspapers. and we didn't know what
sad become OF Aguinald0. or wh Their
the beef-men had raised tho wages OF
thoir cmbalmers. or anything. but we are
better now-I turned my hand 40 poetry.
T.
7 wrote a poem last spring time
A lay of love and bliss.
And when I read DC once or twice
It looked Ike this.
The dews of June fell ON IT,
it wiltorod much. Wis
In August when picked DC up
IL Ike
looked this.
When Autumn came with Auturu rains
and damp and rainy weather.
The salt sea air had warped that lay
brought the ends
And together
~
When winter winds and chilling blasts
Had both held ample sway.
The cold had ciOgged the words u9
tight
Anditl00kedthisaway
The sun came ont and turned The lay.
a word ] did not miss;
But when pieces AN came back
They looked like this. Nat Prune.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
HARE LIP MAN.
Makes an Easy Mark of a New Haven
SalOOniSt.


Saloonist.
The man with the hare lip opened his
new year successfully In New Haven by
teaching a new trick To Erastus, the bar
tchucr VINO toys with lemon peel and hot
whiskey glasses and the Ike near tho
classic shades Of "MOry s." he entered
the saloon and called for q "hintv hot
ale emphasizing the second word
Be8 pardon? returned Erastus, think
ing that the name Of some new decOcuOa
was being sprung upon him.
hlnty hot ale repeated the man as
"Youn have 20 come again" don't get
that replied Erastus.
"Hiuty not ale." returned the stranger.
this time quite loudly.
"Oh. ID whiskey cocktail, chr" re-echOed
Erdstus triumphantly.
AT MT I ted.' was the reply. with the
emphasis this time on the last word
"Wha-a-a-t2" asked Erastus again.
What's that?" Erastus inquired once
more.
That's what you sald2 Oh yesi OF
course. / beg your pardon again" said
Erastus "Of course you did" and then
be set his arms at work among the fluids
blind the bar with the sweep and grace
OF "a Dutch windmill When the drink
had been created and drunk the hare-liD-
ped one sat the glass down on the ma
hOgany before Erastus with an air OF
satisfaction and said with some earnest
Axe it oor
What is that?" querled Erastus.
AXE II oo"
WHAT
Make II two?" guessed Erastus. half
alphabetically
AT ut / ted"
"Oh al right Make It two. Glad you
like en-" And Erastus proceeded with
the exercise preliminary TO setting an
other Of the seductive drinks before his
customer. who. when 10 was done. quickly
tossed 90 where IL would do him the most
good. and then calmly gave this PROPOSE
ton 20 Erastus.
"Hake you haw um2'
do what?'. was Erastus' inquiry.
Il don't each your meaning this time
sure" said Erastus
"Hake you haw UNI Hake YOU Hake
you! piped the hare-lpDed man still more
shake me FOR emp
AT nc 1 ted!'
''Wem. saw" went on Erastus. you've
got beautiful nerve. Why. don't YOU ask
me al the beginning 10 I'd shaker Come IN
here and take up my time for half an
hour trying 10 interpret your largon ana
now YOU want 20 snake dlce with me TOT
drinks you've already had. Well YOU beat
'em ALL And the discerning Erastus be-
gan 20 conclude that he was being work
ed. and successfully worked. too. Tell
YOU what j IT 40 tuouIhs nc went or
half in love with the hare-iipped mans
plan Of action. IN toss up "a coin with
Won to see who pays for 'em. Here's a
quarter What'l YOU take heads or talls2"
'"Uavi" responded the hare-lippcd. and
Frastus. understanding him 20 mean
"heads" tipped the coin. II came down
calls" cit IS tails" iOyfully commented
Erastus. turning 20 the stranger.
AT ut ted" was the sententlOus re-
plv OF the hare-lippcd man.
Frastus looked aehast for a moment.
For an instant he glazed az the club be-
hind the bar Then he realized that IN
/ quarrel with "a hare-ippcd man was NOT
I I'M his line and so when "a quartet of
vale students who had been the witnesses
/ Of his discontinue cried out with much
ound OF iOv over Il. he Joined IN the
| laugh and the hare-liDped man improved
| the opportunity 10 go out.-New York
1 sun.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The enemy his bold array
Had mas scd upon The plain.
when forty knights. so bIthe and gay
From Out King Arthur's train.
With spears M rest and mail on breast
And streamcrs flowing fine
And broad swords bright that flashed the
light
Adown their lordly nne
Rode forth 90 charge their enemies
And flow their blood Ike wine.
Brave Brastias and Phariance.
And Ulphius tried and true.
Sir Ector. Kay and ColsreVdunce.
Griaet la Else de Dicu,
Their banners blaze. King Arthur's praise
Awaits their victory,
And cOurtly dame viii laugh 10 shame
The wretch who seeks 20 flee.
Such We're the ways in those good days
OF noble cavalry.
And mighty deeds were done, I ween,
Ry Arthur knights that day.
And many knights lay on the green
Whose SOILS mad passed away.
And efu the fight. in all its might.
RACED on til dusk Of eve,
Till Merlin came, their wrath 10 tame,
And babe l.ing Arthur leave
The conquest for another time
or lOsO the day and grieve.
These things were IN the long ago.
When fairies walked the earth,
And midnight ewes held ehOStly show
Around the good man hearth,
when Merliu's art controlled the heart
And hid men IN the ground.
And Arthur knights kept Joyous rites
About the Table Round;
Whate er you dc. believe them true,
However strange they sound.
J. THORNTON GITTMAN.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Canned Tomatoes. &c.: Canned Sugar
Corn. &C.: Pure Lard. &c.. Salt Pork, &c.,
Meal l2c peck. Carolina Rice, &c.,
Matches &c. dozen. Clothes Pins, lc.
dozen. 10 bars Octogan-Shape soap for
25c: Mountain Roll Butter ljc. pound
Creamery Butter i5c pound. New HON.
inv and Grits 9 pounds for &C. leans
and Peas. &c. quart: Yellow Ianle
Peaches. &c. can. Bartlett Pears, &c. cam
Apple Butter. &C.; 3-pound can Jelly, DC
Iargs Cans Corn. lOc.; Cedar Tubs, 90. ;
Washboards. &C.. Lion Coee. Zoe. pound
Good Tea GOO pound. Good Drinking
wine blackberry Zoe. quart; Fresh
Ginger Snaps. 4c. pound: Cod Fish Ozone
lessl 5c. pound. Sew Smoked bioatefs'
lSc dozen Scotch nerriugs. Joe. box =
New Virginia Buckwheat, l-2c. pound ;
buckets. &C.. French Candy. DC. pound
Fresh Rolled Oats &c. pound Lama Beans
Sc. pound; Extra Quality New orleans
Molasses, 30c. gallon: New James RIVER
shad. Sc: Fresh Pork Hams. &C. pound;
Tomato Catsup. sc. bottle; Snow RAKE
Patent Family Flour 25c. bag; New
North Carolina Roe Hlerrings. l'c dozen
or $50 key.
: ULI.MANS son,
Uptown Store. 500 east Marshalli Ola
and New Phone. 81
Downtown Store. 1920 and ls2 east
Main; Old Phone. s16; New Phone. 500.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

Tho Southern Railway announces that
their service via York River Line to Bn-
timore and points North. which has been
discontinued for several days on account
OF the Indictment weather, VIII Dee re-
stunned Monday February 2jth. ana.
weather permitting regular schedules
will Doc maintained trains leaving kch-
mond $3.50 J.. NJ. connecting at West Point
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays with
steamer for Baltimore, returning. leave
Baltimore p. a. Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The bankruptcy Of science has been
again reviewed by NJ Bruuctiere. Iu au
omen letter addressed 90 whom X NAV
concern bee states that there was an hour
when intoxicated science promised that
IL would solve redOubtable enismas and
tell whence we come. whittier $50 trr
going. and why We are. This D. very
interesting. But what o'clock it was
when that hour struck it would he ser-
wceable TO learn. On what science 2ot
drunk and who. apart from fruncucre.
beheld m DOB that condition we would give
a red pippn tO learn. Science ia wholly
sane and always sober lt has made no
promises it has ISSUED poo notes. fnore
has been no bankruptcy pf amy kind
There are. indeed plenty of pledges unfe-
deemed. The ideal Us still iu pawn. buf
10 was not science that took tho lc.rloom'
Of dream % the Ghe-t0. That nas be-n
the occupation OF inte4ectuais uhe lh.-
gentleman. N. Brulcuerc c9niQures
science with his own Imagination ~
NAV be that the latter bewidcrs him Nith
ms conventions But 80 howlders no one
else. Into an agreement 10 turn n'-
D0thoses into facts science mas .fL ~
enter. Tho idea of telling us why ,Nl
wherefore never entered itf head. Andt
idea. we assume Will ger tnc.e. we M
sumo. ALSO that BE- wll bloom 1ni
fructifv But We assume. 100. indL Wirn
IN does evolution. viii Dee complete ln thtt
blessed epoch editors OF ietl'". W'l
write omen letters. They Won MAKE
intcresting assertions There viii De ~
editors There viii Doe n9 reviews 10
world will get along without clnet. iL
viii have ceased t0 wonder. n VII nav =
ceased 10 hone and ceased to DOUBT d.
will have ceased even 90 believe. 1T "Ni
know. Golfers weekly.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
NATIONS GROWTH,
United states and Colonies Now Num-
Der 50. 600 900 People. s=s=-s

Der 5000 900 People. s=ss--@
A little more than fifty years ago we
felt that our country was about as large
as we could manage in 1888 leading sen
afo-s fn Congress said: I'VE do not want
the country beyond the Rocky Mountains.
We cannot do anything with &c. 10 Is too
far off. Providence has benehccntly wall
ed IL away from MS. We can never get
over the mountains thank Cod. This is
the way they talked when Jason Lee and
Marcus Whitman urged the occupancy OF
that REGION. Hon Daniel Webster came
re,r cxchaneilg our claims 10 that re-
zion for some small fishing privileges
along Nova Scotia and Newfoundland
But ISL. were then on the eve Of most
wonderful expansion Of our territorial
area. which many years later was FUR
Their enlarged by the addition or Alaska
Fifty-fve years ago California ana AT
izona and New Mexico and Colorado and
Nevada and Texas were outside of our
national domain. Since that time these
vast areas have become ours-a most OK
traordinarv growth Since the year 1880
We have obtained from Spain, Franc
Mexico and Russia 2700.35 square miles
of the total 3.50t0O square miles of the
prosenf United states This great coun
frv we have now we'll I'm hand. and have
taken advance lessons in handling large
areas and large complex populations. We
were never before $50 completely sohdihed
as at present
AS the result Of the recent peace nego-
tiations there have been added 20 the
United states the Philippines. with some
other contiguous islands. Porto Rico and
Cuba following closely upon the accession
of the Sandwich Islands. They have come
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
TnEnANAGEs OF GRIP.

That modern scourge. the Grip poMon5
the air with its fatal germs. so that no
home is safe from it's -avages but multi
iudes have found sure protection against
this dangerous maiady iu Dr. hins New
Discovery. When you feel soreness do
your bones and muscles. have chils ana
fever. with sore throat, pain in tle back
of the head, catarrhal symptoms ana %
stubborn cough you may know you haze
the Grip. and that you need Dr. King 81
New Discovery. IL viii promptly euro the
worst cough. heal The infamed mem
branes. liu the disease germs and pre-
vent the dreaded after effects OK The NAL
ady. Price, 50 cents and 800 Money
back II not cured. A trial bottle free az
owens a. Minor Drug Co.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

that strudding and lodging arc not popu-
lar. Tho next Democratic national cone
vcution uiu speak ont again boo me Same
clear. uneuuivocal terms. and ln 'H'
same manner and in the same lines il"-
10 did in 1906 or this there IS no o9u".,
the assertions of the Republican SoI"
press. with whom the wish ifs father TOD
the thought. 90 the contrary not"i'h-
standing"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19
Kidd

Miss Emma J. Clark end Mr.. Albert
+. Kidd were married last Wednesday
al s.sn o'clock by Rev. j. 7. Tucker az
the residence OF Miss Bertha Lee. The
bride is a charming and pretty young
lady OF Church Hill The groom Is
trusted empIoye OF Butler & Bosher To-
bacco Manufacturing Company.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The Richmond people win haze 40 OPP
portunity 20 hear James WhltcomD ll.ey
read selections from his poems on March
10Th az the Academy Of Music TINS en-
tertainment IS FOR the beneht OF the
Rosemary Public library and Will DOUBT
less attract a crowded house I.e ~
brarv a. most valuable feature ln i'l,"-
rnond ufe MS subscribers demand me-"
books and the bolu needs funds io buy
ILa.. ...L.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

The regular quarterly meeting or mo
local council OF the brotherhood OF 81.
Andrew will be held Monday evening.
~ az in the parish house OF All Saints
church. Madison and Grace streets.
A. the constitution of the local council
- heen changed so that hereafter every
brotherhood man m The city shall be a
r,erber = tho local council. It 10 sin
cerely hoped that every member Of the
brotherhood will endeayor 10 be present
at this melting.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

During the freshJt Mr.. W II. Braucr
of the First Market can be found at
Smith Brothers stable 40 Eighteenth
and Franklin streets, where he viii serve
his customer
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-02-19

VIII bo paid 90 the person who will
land the Kinesbury Piano. that was no.
uced. cased up. ni floating down the
river. Friday evening.
CABLE PIANO co.
J. G.. Corley Manager.