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He will do it we'll, do it cheaply and
wait for his money, and If you want
anything else included interview L. N.
Simons. the wall paper and paint man.
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PIT GAME EGGS-1a IMPORTED Gu
ban, "a Aseel, u Shawlneck: guaranteed
TO WIN majority of their battles; in any
length gaff; $3.50 per setting of IL fertile
eggs: cash must accompany order, Bit
ter Root Home Ranch Mssoula Mont.
Box 522
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HELP wANrEp-EEMA1E-

WANTED-GIRLS FOR GENERAL
Homework, dining room and bucket girl;
nurse girl; girl dishwasher. St. Paul EN-
ployment Office, No. II West Granite,
Butte.
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Special Dispatch to the StanDard
Wallace. Idaho, March 3O.-The Blue
Grouse Mining company made a pay
ment of $4,000 on its property yes,ar-
day. The headquarters Of the company
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium.
Paris of To-Day"
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MEDIC AL.

LADlES-DR. LAUBET'S FRENCH
Pills regulates monthly Irregularities, 10
matter from what cause. safe and
quick remedy. Sent in pain wrappe-.
Price 81 and 50. Ohio Drug Co., Western
Agents. Box 1276. Butte. Mont.
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MONEY TO LOAN-19 W. GRANITE.
Butte Land and Investment Co.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL. ESTATE
in sums to suit. Cobban Realty Co., 80
W. Granite. Butte,
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Ride the Sunbeam bicycles. 800: the
greatest wheel made for the money.
Simons and McHaffie Bros, M!ssoula,
Mont
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
Paris Of TODAY"
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NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO ALL HO-
tie restaurants, boarding house and all
other eating house proprietors in Silver
Bow county. Due notice is hereby given
that on and after April l. 1899, no male
persons can be employed by you without
they be able to show a paid-up due card
for the previous month or = Permit from
the business agent of Hotel and Restau-
rant Employees Union No. of Butte.
Mont. Such due card or permit has TO
bear the sea- and name of agent of said
union. By order of Hotel and Restaurant
Employees Union No. 2, w l.. L.
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of 45-room lodging house: newly fur
nished; all modern improvements; 35-room
house; 1S-room house; 16-room house.
Good locations. Jackson & Cox, II West
Granite. Butte.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY: BEST INVEST
ment in Butte George Andrews. q
ON-sleV blk
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MANIFESTATIONS.

SITUATION WANTED BY HONEST
young man; any kind of work. Address
j., Standard, Butte.
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WANTED-KITCHEN GIRL; MUST BE
good cook. Inquire 929 E. Mercury,
Butte.
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WANTED-A MIDDLE-AGED LADY,
wen educated, to represent SECURE Man
ufacturing Co.; good pay to right party.
For particulars apply at Weyerhorst blk,
Butte. rooms u and IA. Call between 7:3O
Co,
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BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, lis N.
Main St Wanted. lady cook. wages,
go; girls for general housework. 800.
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FOR SALE-SEE THOMPSON INV EST
ment Co.'s ad., this page, tomorrow.
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WANTED-AT ONCE, EXPERIENCED
ironer, woman. Florence Steam Laun-
dry, Missoula.
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EGGS FOR SALE-FROM PURE-BRED
poultry. There is no better stock on
earth than is found in my pens. Prices
same as in the East and you save the high
express charges. I guarantee you will get
what you order. Correspondence solicited.
Saml Dnsmore. Florence Mont.
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FOR SALE-MlSCELL


FOR SALE-BEDROOM AND DINING
room furniture. Call at 610 Maple ST.,
Anaconda. from / to p. m.
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Some good carpet bargains still left
at FitZgerald's.
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Millinery opening at Golden Rule Fri
day, March 81. Wait for it.
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WANTED-OLD IRON, BRASS. COP
per, rubber, etc. Second hand mining
machinery bought and sold; r rails spe-
cialty. Goldwater Junk Co., 334 S. Ari-
iona, Butte.
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WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES
and lots and lodging houses: list your
property with Hall Bros. & Wade. lis N
Main St. Butte.
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WANTED-POSITION AS WAITRESS
in restaurant or hotel; country prefer
red. Miss May Simpson Sheridan. Mont
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

WANTED-LADIES TO JOIN THE j. B.
L. health club; all diseases cured with
out drugs. For particulars call or adj
dress Prof. c. Sullivan. HYGIENE Spe-
cialist. Tel. No. 215. No. 312 w. Broad
way, Butte, Mont
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:{lIllllIaI[ElIl']

Primar secondary or 4crtiary syphilis per.
msneHtiy cured in 5 to IS days. GU can be
treated at home for tho same price under same
guarantee. If YOU prefer to come here we will
contract te pay railroad fare and hotel bills and
no charge If We fail to care. If you have taken
Mercury Iodide Potash, and still have aches and
pains Mucous Patches in mouth, Sore throat,
Pimples, Copper Colored Spots, Ulcers on any
is this Syphilitic BLOOD POISON that We guar.
antee to cure. We solicit tho NEST obstinate
cases and challenge the world for case we can
skin Of the most emiges physicians. $500, 600
capital behind our Unconditional guaranty. Al.
solute proofs sent sealed on application. Ad-
dress Cook Remedy Co., 1910 Masonic Temple
Chicago, III.
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We pay ~ cents fer good veal calves,
: cents for light pork. Grill G. Co
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WANTED-PARTY WITH $3.50 TO BUY
half interest In good paying bust
ness. Room AZ Silver Bow blk. Butte.
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YOUNG, RELIABLE MAN DESIRES
steady position; am used to lumber bus
mess but will do anything. Address C.
A. Standard, Butte.
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WANTED-A RANCH TO RENT ON
shares. Address M, care of Standard
office, Anaconda.
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NICE EASTER PRESENTS, LIVE RAB-
bits, all colors, only 25c. Ray A. Cob
ban. l,02l S. Wyoming St, Butte
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CHIROPODIST.

CH1ROPODIST AND MANICURING
for ladies or gentlemen. Mrs. N. Born
hoidt, formerly of New York. has opened
her parlors with Madam Riley at room
80 Bee Hive blk. Butte.
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WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOUSES,
North side, al about $1,000; must be
worth the money. List your houses. Nc
MILAN & Floyd. Al e. Broadway Butte
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4 fine line e ladies' skirts and tailor
made suits coming. Golden Rule.
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TEACHER, VIOLIN AND CORNET:
lessons exchanged for rooms, studio.
Address Music Standard Anaconda.
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VETERIN MARIAN

DIX. w o. ORR.
Graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Dental
Work Speciality. ONES, Jchnson's Stable
Aissalla- =
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HAZEL EARL THE GIFTED CLAIR
voyant, gives business tests daily; pub
lie circles on Sunday, Wednesday and
Friday evenings. Room 81 New Bee Hive,
e. Broadway, Butte.
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HAVING ENLARGED MY PLACE,
can accommodate few more boarders.
Beckwith. Al w. Park st, Butte
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CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
clairvoyant before going elsewhere: the
well-known truthful medium. IA W. Park
st. Butte. Rooms 50.
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FINE HOME, PRODUCING GOOD L1V-
ing: acres with ~ story house: 3
rooms closets and washroom; 6S5 fruit
trees. apple pears, prunes and cherries;
small fruits, strawberries, raspberries,
blackberries and currants: shade and or
namental trees. roses. etc; produced last
year, loo boxes, IT'S gallons fruit. 2 tons
hay; 40 bushels potatoes. all kinds garden
truck; $500. Cobban & Dinsmore, Mis-
soula. Mont.
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WANTED SECONDHAND GOODS;
also do storage business. George Oechs-
II. 1874 w. Park ST.. Butte
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
A sQUELcHER.
The Smart Young Salesman Gets n
Settler for HIS Fresh
ness

In the lower part of the upper penin-
sula, there is family in which the ma
iority of the members are veritable
giants. At their nearest town there
was a clothing store that failed last
summer, its stock of goods being
turned over to. Detroit firm in the
course of settlement. The head of this
firm sent his son to the town in ques-
tion to dispose of the goods at retail.
The son is a good feeler and put on n
few extra furbelows In the little north
ern village.
One Saturday afternoon there was
a rush to the slaughter sale" the son,
little, but oh, my!" doing his best to
dazzle the pretty country girls who
were assisting in the family purchases.
When a prospective customer, fully
six-feet-six, built IN proportion and
with voice that shook things, came in,
the son took him in hand
I'm looldn' fur a suit fur my boy"
began the customer.
Certainly" answered the son, glibly.
'Rlght this way, please"
burned If / know just what 10 do, -
after half dozen suits had been ex-
amined. II don't know that's boy S
meas'erments. s'pose l orter brought
him along"
"Oh, 1 don't know. You make a
pretty good load for one team your
self" and the son strutted consciously
while the girls giggled. How old's the
boy? Seventeen, hey? just about my
age. We can fix him out all right
enough"
"Whati" came in voice that filled
the store, 'why, you little shrimp, your
whole suit wouldn't make a vest fur my
boy. He was twice as big as you afore
we weaned him."
This time the giggling girls laughed
outright, and the son did nothing dur.
ing the remained of his stay but attend
to Office business.-Detroit Free Press
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

The dentine OF the teeth is permeated
by tiny canals 1-l2oOoth Of an irch in
diameter.
In Paris alone. 1000 people are en-
ployed in the preparation of human
hair for the market.
Queen Victoria has seen every
throne in the world vacated at least
once, and some Of them several times.
The sun throws vertical rays on the
earth's surface only upon an area equal
to about 35 square miles at any one
time.
The demand for playing cards in the
United States is enormous, amounting
10 something like 100000 packs per
annum.
Female fish Of all species are consid-
erably more numerous than males, with
two exceptions-the angler and the
catfish.
The aggregate military expenditure
Of the British empire has advanced dur
ing the last 30 years from about e25,-
250,0O0 to close upon 6 e5O,OOO,OO0
A battery of modern German artil.
lery, using the new quick-fring guns
recently supplied to them, can fire &C
shots a minute at a range of over five
miles.
Under an Iowa law convicts who be-
come insane during Imprisonment are
retained in prison indefinitely. Recent
ly several of these prisoners, scme OF
whom had been in prison 10 years after
the expiration of their sentences. wer,
sent to hospital for the insane.
A Bavarian travelling theater man
ager advertised that a pig would bl
raffied for as prize after his perform
ance, every purchaser Of ticket having
a free coupon. a peasant won the priz'
and was greatly elated until the man
ager opened a box and gave him a
guinea pig.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16

We cannot pay a better Tribute to the
retiring United States district attorney.
Lewis G. Vandegr.ft, than to give our
unqualified endorsement to every word
which the SUN OF this morning says:
A new United States attorney for the
District Of Delaware has been appoiated
and Lewis C. Vandegrift. who for over
five years has represented the Federal
Government at the United States District
ana Circuit Courts IN this city Is relieved
OF his public duties. The record OF Mr..
Vandegrift as a public official from the
date OF his appointment up to the begin
ming OF the year 1898 was unmarked by
any unusual occurrence other than the
faithful performance OF duty as prose-
cutting attorney. In 1S9S the prosecution of
the famous Dover Bank cases began.
District Attorney Vandegrift was then
brought to the parting Of the ways The
performance Of a duty which lay before
him very few men would have been equal
TO. The state was torn asunder. politi-
cally, over the expose of the connection
Of prominent men with the Dover Bank
robbery. Mr.. Vandegrlft had always been
strong party man. He stood face 20
face with a party crisis which demanded
heroic action on his part He was called
ON 70 prosecute men who had been his
personal friends and POLITICAL associates.
In the performance Of that duty he was
compelled 10 send a number OF the de-
PENDANTS to prison. Mr. Vandegrift never
faitered in his duty. He never over
II4.
prosecution which never approached per-
secution and was eminently fair from
the opening address In the trial Of Col
onel Cooper to the closing address to the
jury which found william e. Cotter
guilty. Mr. Vandegrift not only served
his country as a patriot and a lawyer.
but also his party and his friends by
doing his duty. die established once and
for an a new standard for public officials
and proved himself a barrister Of ability,
unquesdoned integrity and superior cour-
age, He resisted the threats OF enemies
and the imputations Of friends and was
proof against all corrupting influences.
In every way and at all times Mr.. Van
degrift demonstrated the fact that he
was the man for the place and the man
Of the hour No man al the bar can hope
to eclipse the record OF Mr.. Vandegrfi
made as United States district attor-
ney. Now that he has been relieved from
the cares Of public office he will have
an opportunity to profit by the experience
gained as district attorney during the
past year IN the conduct OF his practice
and e SIS TO be hoped that his abilities
win be appreciated ny the public as they
undoubtedly have been by The United
States Government
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
THE MOST NEGLEcrEDHoMEs.
Those of the Women Who Demand
an Expansion OF Opportunities
for Their Sex.

II is an indisputable fact that there
are scores of American women to-day
connected with charitable, or club work
or organization work for which they
have no actual taste, and only a forced
interest. But the insutfciency of the
home as a place for women to develop
their fullest talents has been so inces-
sanity talked about that these women
have felt that, TO be in touch with pro-
gressive ideas, they must take on some
outside work. even at the cost Of leav-
ing something undone in the home ma
chinery. Some women do not stop 10
discern an incontestable fact; that
those Of their sex who are forever cry
ing about the narowness of the home
for women are those who have either
never had homes of their own, or are
unhappy in the homes which they have.
No happy wife nor true mother ever
has word to say in complaint Of the
narrowness OF her home. or its INSULT
cheney for her highest development.
She knows all to well that a home is
never narrow; that it can be made as
broad as a woman wits it. Where a
home is narrow, depend upon it there
is always something wrong; something
isamiss. The most barren homes in this
country generally belong 10 one class
of women; those who, on the platform
and with pen, are always Historically
and frantically demanding an expan-
sion Of woman's opportunities. It is a
very fortunate thing for some Of these
eNclaimers that those whom they ad-
dress cannot look into their homes and
see the true reason for their restless
ness and dissatisfaction. If they could
their platform careers would soon
core to an end.-Edward W. Box, in
Ladies' Home Journal.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
WHY is Tr2

H. Kositcheclg & Bro, clo.hlng
dealers in Eaton Rapids. Mich, recent
ly had a drawing OF tickets for a shet-
land pony. These tickeas were issued
with every twenty-five cen. purchase.
The local papers gave an acc Mnt OF
the drawing calling upon the holder
Of the winning number to come forward
and clalm the animal This benz a
violation Of the postsl laws regulating
lotteries. the papers were refused at the
POST office and ,hs publishers we're
compelled to re-rint the entire mail
editions with the Illegal matter omit
ted
Here we have e once more This
is the identical scLcme worked on the
public by the Schllling Dry Goods C.m-
panN Of this city. the only diuere-ce
being that a piano. god watca and
diamond ring are teing used u deuie
TIE pubiic, while the prerequisite for
receiving a ticket Is a 81 purchase.
In tails case the P-st On.ce Depart
ment has declared that the Whining
ton Company is conducting a lottery.
and newspapers containing i.s adyer-
tisement are exciuded from the mails.
Strange 20 say there Is strislte
against lotteries in this state. and vi
magistra-es are engaged in u3holdng
the violators Of that law. and Attorney
Genera. White and his deputy sit qulst-
ly and countenance their acton.
Way is 81. If some poor dovi.. al;
whose vltais hunger was gnawilg. wee
TO stea- 3-af OF bread they would
have him up and committed for trial
But here e a lawless action affect Ing
an entire community, prostitut.ng trade
and most defiant in its charaa er
laughing al the Jaw and at those whCss
duty il is % enforce Il.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
A.scElRnAnN THE cArsE.

"A dispatch from Townsend says:
Edward Graves. who has bean a lead
ing Democratic worker here for quite
number Of years. announces that he
has rerourced Democracy, and that he
is now a full-hedged Republican. His
announc cdment Is causing c nsiderabe e
surprise and mrch comment in local
political circles.
II the Democratic County Executive
Committee will examine Mr. Graves
head We Zee, sure thEt 81 VII. find a
soro Of some sort on 81. We have never
met this Appoquinimink hundred
statesman. Newer heard of him until
now Str,. IL such a disaster has be-
fallen the Democracy OF one OF the vot-
ing precincts. we think that the cause
sh u,d be carefully hooked into. to the
end that the sinister inlueros CT such
disafcbtion shall not be permitted to
lpermeate the next national convention
At may be that this warhorse OF Ap-
poquinmiu.k wanted somsthlng hs
could not get. 10 may ne that there
is something In The principles Of De
n.ocraCy which shocks his high sens,
oi the fitness Of things po.AlcaL But
whatever IL IS. the public sh uld b,
l.oImsd, for aha Democratic plougf
has struck a root, and The Republican
lea-ls sits on the snake fence and
screams with delight.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
pARLTNGrON-sHAIRPLEss.

West Chester June 16.-Under care
c, Birmingham Monthly Meeting OF
Friends, Jared Darlington, some Of
Jesse Darlington, of Darling, Delaware
county, was married Wednesday even-
Ing to Miss II. Mary Slharp,ess, dau2h-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Emlen Sharp
less, cf this place. The ceremony was
performed at the home of the brides
parents. The parents, unc.es and aunts
CT the contracting parties were seated
together I'm one OF the parlors, with the
.overseers appointed by Birmingham
Meeting of Friends. These overseers
were Alfred ID. Sharp.ess, levi Lewis,
Hannah W. Sharpless and Sara S. Hall.
Then came the bridal party. Paul Dar-
l.ngton and Sadie p Godfrey, Walter
e. De Garmo and Mamie J. Darling
ton, Helen b. Sharpless and the bride
and groom The certificate of mar
mage was read by Phillip M. Sharpiass.
Brother of the bride.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
FRIDAY. JUNE Ie, 1899
1,vRNr.s APporNTMENr


William Michael Byrne is a capa-
he man. and his selection as United
states district attorney meets with
9 neral approval. His appointme2t is
in no eense surprise. For many
months he had been SLATED for the po-
sition. and his commission would have
arrived long since but for the extra
ordinary conditions which prevailed in
the United States Court and which
rendered inexpedient the removal OF
Lewis q. vandegriit, the Democratic
incumbent.
Mr.. Byrne Is Regular Republican.
Mt one Of The hedging and trimming
kind. but a pronounced opponent cf
Addicbs and Addicksism. His appoint
ment confirms the statement that Col
onel Henry A. DUPONT is stiM the dis
penser Of Federal patronage coming to
Delaware, and that Congressman John
IH Hohecl1er Union Republican, has
no standing with the Mckinley admin
distraction He was favorable 10 the ap-
pointment OF Walter II. Hayes, Herbert
II. Ward or some other man whose
feelings towards Addcks were friend
ly; but Colonel DUPONT named the man
in spite Of him and his friends.
Lewis G. vandegrift, THE retiring dis
tract attorney, has filled the office with
signal abIMy He has had a long term
and M has been characterized
by mary important cases, IN
THE prosecution Of some 0l
which he suffered in popularity by mis-
strict adherence TO what he believed
to be his duty as a public officer anc
prosecutor. But the most severe criti,
OF his public policy must admit uhaN
in the Discharge Of his office he demon.
strated conciusive,y that he Is mar
Of great legal ability and untirins
energy.
Evening journal., 1899-06-16
TH-E WEIATHER.

New York Herasd's forecast: In
the Middle States and New Eng
land to-day, fair, less su.try and sight
ly cooler weather and light to fresh
westerly to northwesterly winds Will
prevail, preceded by local rain en- the
coasts in the morning
On Saturday. clear weather and slow
ly rising temperature will prevail, with
variable winds.
On Sunday. fair and warmer, follow
ed by local rain in the western dis
tricts.
European steamers now sailing VII
have mostly westerly breezes TO The
Banks.
Forecast fer Frsday-Eastern Penn
sylvania. New Jersey and Delaware
fair and cooler Friday fair Saturday
fresh westerdly TO northwester.y winds