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Coupled with the recent announcement 81 the
reduction IN the price Of "Harper's" was the
statement that there would he no change in the
character Of the magazine. This is certainly
borne out by the September number. which ia
excellent from cover 10 cover. We note espe-
cially three weighty articles extremely opposite
AT the present time The anonymous author Of
Behind the Pink Walls Of the Forbidden CITY
Of Picking" writes with evident authority on q
most interesting theme. and Mr.. Chalmers Rob
orts gives an admirable account OF The British
OCCUPATION Of Egypt" Put the most notable
article Of the three is Mark Twain's Concern
ing the Jews Addressing himself 70 the solu-
ton 81 the problem offered I'm the undyng or
position with which the Jews have to contend
he allows his dry humor occasionally 10 come
10 the surface but writes on the whole. with
earnestness and power He argues that perse-
cution Of the Jew has been based not on re-
rgious and racial grounds. but commercial
envy The Jew is money getter. he says. and
I'm getting his money he is a very serious oh
struction ~ less capable neighhors who are on
the same quest think that * the trouble In
estimating worldly values the Jew is not shall
low. but deep with precocious wisdom he
found out i'm the morning ~ time that some men
Worship rank. some worship heroes some wor-
these ideals they dispute and cannot unite-but
that they all worship money. so he made # the
end and aim 81 his life to get il. He was at it
in Egypt thirty-six centuries ago. he was at IT
In Rome when that Christian got prosecuted
hy mistake for him: he has feen at II ever since.
The cos, to him has been heavy. his success has
made the whole human race his cncmy-but It
has paid for IT has brought him envy. and that
Is the only thing which men viii sell soul and
hodv 10 get H. long ago observed that mill
inuairc commands respect two-mlonaire
homage a multi millionaire the deepest derps Of
alteration W. an know that feeling. We have
soon II cxuross Itself We have noticed that
when the average man mentions the name Of
a multi-mllionaire he does It with that mixture
in his voice Of awe and reverence and lust which
burns IN a Frenchman's eye when II falls on
another mans centime."
Answering the statement " Jewish CORE
spondent that the Jews have no party, they are
non-participants." and. therefore. should not be
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their pronunciation would already have been widely
accepted with a prospect OF complete success
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action well directed effort and conscientious pers4
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This salt water" number OF THE Century"
does indeed smell Of the sea and the flavor Is
particularly strong in Captain Slocums lively
and unaffected account Of his voyage across the
ocean all alone in his little sloop Spray. Two
things surprise the reader of this narrative
that a mariner presumah lv unused to the pen
should write so neatly and entertainingly. and
that A solitary Journey across the waste Of
waters could he interesting
Another paper with the sea for background
IS Mr.. Bullens on The Way Of ship" For all
ships have their own idiosyncrases as Solomon
has testified and Mr. Kipling illustrated. II
We may believe Mr. Bullen every ship has ap-
parently character and disposition IF her own.
and no carefulness or skill in the building 81
her will insure agreeable behavior prevent
viciousness \ builder great in mathematics
will send out failure Every man who ever
sails in her carries in his tenacious sea memory
10 the day Of hts death vengeful recollections Of
her perversities and often IN the dog watch
holds forth 10 his shipmates in eloquent denun-
citation Of her manifold nquties long after one
would lave thought her very name would he
forgotten Another shipbuilder. innocent 81
scintilla Of mathematics impatient Of diagrams
will begin apparently without preparation. add
ing timber to timber and breast hook to stem
until out ~ the dumb cavern Of his mind ship
Is evolved his inexpresshe idea manifested in
graceful Yet massive shape And that ship will
he all that the other Is not As II the spirit ~
her builder had somehow been wrought into
her frame she behaves With intelligence. and
becomes the delight. the pride. Of those fortu-
nate enough 70 sail IN her"
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Though 4 might perhaps hA unjust - all
the August number ~ "McClures Magazine
sensational r. must he confessed that there IS
good deal Of thrill and hlugginess" in II There
is the story Of the Young soldier 7ho Is killed
hv the Indians in sending the telegram that
saves heleae1iered regiment Thei~ Is me
story Of the equally youthful writer who IN
pursuit ~ realistic Incidents nearly gets him
self hanged as a horse thief There is Mr. War
mans vigorous tale ~ 4 railway strike Mrs
Kernedv's story of murder and its conse-
quences and the fresh instalment Of Mr. Tark-
ington's Gentleman from Indiana wherein
the hero lies almost done 70 death nv White
Caps The paper on the funeral Of Lincoln, the
sketch Of Admiral Sampson and the article on
King Menelik have relations 10 war and trag-
edv The details ~ Lincolns last Journey across
the country he had saved are set down with
picturesque brevitv that should impress the
Younger generation. 20 whom that murder IS
only tale that is told How # affected the
mass Of Americans is indicated IN a quota ton
from an interview With Professor Amos Draper
Of Washington.
was a compositor then, working in a print
ing office at Danville, I'll The editor came into
the room early IN the forenoon with telegram
in his hand. he was regarding II lntentlN. with 2
pale face Without saving a word he passed II
t. one and another Of the compositors ! no
ticed that as the men read IT they laid down
their sticks and without word went. one after
another took their coats and hats off the nails
where they were hanging. PIT them on. and
went into the street Finally the telegram was
passed 70 me II was the announcement that
Lincoln had been shot the night before and had
died that morning. Automatically laid down
nv stick. took my hat and coat ID went into
the street II seemed to me as nrcly man in
town had dropped his business y g. whore il
was and come out. There sound but
the people. ,ith pale faces and tense looks. re
earded one another as # questioning what would
happen next.
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pVERrIs EMENTs and subs -rptiens ios y, ,taay
\ received AZ their Uptown Once y" - N,..,rlsf-
81 acor north II 3lstst until ocio,N p n re.,lar
m.1ts received at the following branch en.ts Sc
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er,ck. was going 10 be another such AZ tne 'e
ginning: and I cannot describe my pieasure as
found II taking bones and blood. ana iooAi"e
ont at me with moved and human conr'e
nance. whose llneaments are written J" NY
memory until my last OF days
There is a good BIT Of Characterization IN MT
A. w Vorse's sketch THE Education OF frHe"'
Praed is Of a type common enough out o,e
who's Weaknesses are not always so cleVer'E
brought out.
That the trngc feuds that hurt the fa'r farne
~ Kentucky are not the result Of enmities arts
ing from war experiences Is the belief OF MT
I Johnston who discusses these feuds in
THE Cosmopolitan" He holds that they have
everv earmark Of the Scotch feuds among the
clans. As for the sturdy mountaineers VINO
carry these tragic enmities to the death. the
author contradicts the theory that their law
breaking tendencies are derived In logical de-
scent from the convicts and indentured SER
wants sent over here from England In Colonial
DAYS He declares that the great body Of set
tiers were as good as the average Of immi-
grants. with many of education and wealth who
brought their slaves with them. Their deteri-
Grafton he believes to be the result Of their en-
vlronment. the Isolation caused by the lack NJ
almost every facility Of travel and social de-
velopment. He argues that these feuds should
subject those who engage in them to penalties
next only to treason. and that the deliberate
violation Of law involved calls for Federal In
reference The cases Of feud he Describes are
ones and are originally or the
nature Of quarrels which IN less henighted
region are settled with a Few hard words or In
civil action.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
tzr FIRST VOLUME OF SIR WILLIAM
: HUNTERS INDIA.

~ HISTORY OF BRITISH INDIA BY s W. "1 d.
Wilson Hunter r. ,s %. ROYAL Asiatic society
Volume l. To nc Overthrow OF the "a n5's Long
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ner Washington and Mercury streets
Edward Oliver Tilburn, minister Resi-
| dence, 3151s w. Silver street. Services
for Sunday, July 8: Morning service
and communion, IL O'Clock; Bible
school, 12:30; Y. p. S. C. e. at Z, sharp:
night service, 8 o'clock. At the morn
ing hour the pastor will deliver the
second of the series of sermons on
Truth; special theme, Some Truths
That All Should Know, or True Fellow
Ship" AT night the second of Popular
Sermons With Practical Points," will
be presented; "A Butte Judge, or
Stones and Glass Houses" All per-
sons irrespective of color, character or
creed, are invited to this place of wor-
ship. 1t is the desire to have here "A
church for the people, of the people and
by the people," A cordial welcome
awaits all.
Emmanuel Presbyterian church. cor
ner Galena and Gaylord streets, Butte
Preaching services, conducted by Rev.
Otto Wise, at IL a. M, and by Rev. G..
r. barrow at s p. M: Sabbath school
at p. M; Christian Endeavor meet
ing at p. m. Choir practices on Tues
day and Friday evenings at 1880; pray
er meeting Wednesday evening at s
p. m. Everybody welcome
South Butte Presbyterian church.
corner First and Utah avenue-Pastor
Rev Frederick Tonge. Residence rear
of the church. On Sabbath morning
next at II a. m. pastor will preach on
THE Two Builders; at 2:30 p. m. Sab
bath school, Mr.. Carroll superinten-
dent; at Z p. M, Christian Endeavor,
subject "A Good Vacation" leader,
Miss Lena Howman; at s p. m. the
pastor will preach on "Christ's address
to the Young Mem" on Tuesday at 7
p. m. children's church special for all
children; on Tuesday at 8'p. m. mid
week service, subject, THE Borrowed
AK. 2 Kings. 6:i.''
Grace M. e. church, corner Second
and Arizona street-Preaching at IL a.
m. and s p m. by the pastor; Sunday
school at 2:S0 p. M; Epworth league at
7:15 p. M meeting of all the mem
bers of the church is called for We'd
nesday evening of next week. The pas
tor requests all to be present.
Unity M. E. church, Meaderville--
Rev. j. Hosking, pastor. Residence,
935 Arizona street Glass meeting. IL
a. M; Sunday school at 2:30 p. M. Ep-
worth league at 6:45 p. m. preaching at
7:45 p. M, by Brother 0. Wise.
The Swedish Mission congregation
holds special services to-day Sunday
at Scandal hall, lower Main street, as
follows: II a. m. 3 p. M, p. m. The
following ministers will be present:
Rev c. v. Bowman of Chicago, Rev
Sandwall of Helena and Rev. II. Ander-
son of Anaconda. Good music fur
nished by Professor A. e. Anderson of
Helena Male quartette and choir Mon
day night, concert u. M; Tuesday
night, prayer meeting, D. m. A.
Frykman, pastor, residence 61S Meade
avenue.
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A BRILLIANT RECEPTION
When the Street Cars Get Into
VAUDEVILLE.
THE SPIRIT OF PROGRESS
The City solons Are Determined to Make
VAUDEVILLE the Prize Borough of
Greater Butte-Improve-
ments Planned.

The hands of walkerville town clock
were pointing to the sunny side of the
dial when the city council of that bor-
ough adjourned it's meeting yesterday
morning. 1t was busy, prolonged
and earnest session of the solons of
the hill metropolis. There was much
business on file. The meeting had been
adjourned from the Monday night pre-
vious. The attendance of spectators
was unusually large and included some
of the leading business men of the
city. They were there to listen to
street railway discussion.
The council appointed joint COM
mittee of aldermen and business men
to confer with w. A. Clark with refer
ence to the proposition of extending
the street car road into Walkerville.
The committee is composed of Mayor
Briney, Aldermen Sims and Mcintyre
and Messrs BuZZo and Broughton.
Before this committee was appointed
the council repealed the ordinance re-
quiring the street railway company to
provide arc lights at certain street
crossings This is regarded as a con-
cession to the company and an addi-
tional inducement for it to extend into
Walkerville.
In lieu of the paving question steps
were taken to grade East Daily street
from the city hall to Main, and engi-
neers will be engaged to do the neces-
sary preliminaries.
There is something of a building
boom on. Several permits were issued,
among them one to James McFadden
and one to Henry Renfrey. who pro-
pose to build at once. The permit, ap-
plication for which has been on file
for several weeks and passed owing
to pressure of more important bust
ness, for the construction of st. Law
renee parsonage was issued.
Representatives of the Butte, Elec-
trio company were on hand with an
application to renew the contract to
light the city for two years at s14 per
arc per quarter. Referred to the light
committee.
The new quarantine ordinance pass
ed it's first reading, and a large num-
Der of bills were audited and ordered
paid.
The marshal was Instructed to have
Other matters were attended to, which
will have the effect of polishing up the
city in many respects.
The council intends to make Walk
erville the prize borough of Greater
Butte. The citizens are entering into
the spirit launched by the council, and
before fall the city will be the bright
est spot in Silver Bow county. New
walks are being laid, new houses built,
old ones painted, Streets graded-a
general overhauling. 1T is proposed to
give the street cars a Brilliant reception
when they enter the%sefty.
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Church services will be held in Butte
to-day as follows:
st. Johns Episcopal church-Services
Sunday, July 8. Morning, holy com
munion at 1920; morning service at IL;
Rev. j. ]. Bowker will officiate. AT
ternoon Sunday school at $780, even
ing prayer will be read by A c. NewiIl
at 1880 p. m.
NJ. f. church, South-Services in Odd
Fellows hall, So w. Broadway, j. M.
Settle, pastor. Preaching at IL a. M
and p. m. Subject of morning SER
mon, 'Paurs Conversion: evening
subject, They Shed Blood" Sunday
school at II a. M. Epworth League at
p. m. All are cordially invited.
Mountain View Methodist Episcopal
Congregational. L. Albritton, pastor.
Will worship to-day in the auditorium
as follows: Preaching, II o'clock a. m.
and 8 o'clock in the evening; as
meeting, 10 o'clock a. M; Sunday
school, 1916 O'Clock: Epworth league
meeting, $3.50 o'clock in Carpenters
Union hall; prayer meeting at Scandi-
naVlan M. e, church Wednesday even
ing at s o'clock.
First Baptist church, corner Broad
way and Montana streets-Rev. j. E.
Noftsinger. pastor, residence GA W.
Quartz street. Worship at II a. M and
p. m. Morning subject "The Wo d
ana Light; evening subject, 1.-THE
Elder Brother or the Prodigal, Who
Remained a Home" Young mems
prayer meeting at 1890 a. M: Sunday
school at 1920 p. M. Lee Hays, super
intendent. Young peoples meeting at
7 p. m: prayer meeting on Wednesday.
All are cordially invited.
First Presbyterian church-E ].
GroeneVeld, pastor. Regular services
at IL a. m. and p. M; Sunday school
at 1915 p. M; Y. P. S. c. f. at p. m. I;
prayer meeting on Wednesday. All are
cordially invited.
Christian tabernacle, southeast cor
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500 sets teeth $40. DR., Wix.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Not a Single Prisoner Taken In by thu
Officers,

Not single prisoner Iakeh IN Dy inc
Officers.
Police Judge Sullivan had no Offend
ers against the city laws to deal with
yesterday for the reason that not an
arrest had been made by the police
since midnight of Thursday. The only
business in the court during the day
was the filing of an appeal bond and
the issuance of a warrant for the ar
rest of restaurant keeper for violating
the health regulations,
The appeal bond filed was in the case
of c. w. Fisher, who proposes testing
the law regarding peddlers' licenses to
determine whether or not merchant
desiring to peddle must take out two
licenses. The. warrant issued was for
the arrest of Hugh Harris, proprietor of
the restaurant at 3S East Park street,
who is in the habit of throwing refuse
in the alley. in the rear of the post
office, and who neglected to observe the
notice of Sanitary Policeman mckinley
to clean up.
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The Day of All DAYS.

Not to-day, but next Sunday, at Greg
son Springs will this years grand turn
fest and picnic of the Upper Rocky
Mountain Turnbezirk be held. Round
trip ST. Best concert and dance music.
Largest dance hall in the state. Ath-
letic exercises and sports of all kinds.
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The mysterious Swede that has been
seen on the streets of Butte is the adj
vertising man of the Somers Family
Musical Comedy Co., who are playing
at Columbia Gardens theater after
moons and evenings except Monday.
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Opening of Mountain View Park, Fiv
Miles West of Anaconda

The most beautiful resort in the state,
now open for season. Fare Butte to
the park and return via B., A. & P. Ry
81 July 8. This rate in effect every
Sunday during the season.
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S25 reward to any one proving that q
r. Mayer, 40 West Park, does not pu
in the best mainspring made for ST.
Watch cleaning. $3.50.
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Clarke's Rocky Mountain Mineral is a
natural remedy and a positive cure for
catarrh. All druggists.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-09

For catarrh of the head, throat and
stomach, try Clarl<e's Rocky Mountain
Mineral. 1t cures. All druggists.
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Repsold select vintage wines will
grace the board of prince or lord. P. j..
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If you want a fine smoke try Anna
Held cigars.
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BUTTE News.
|LUTEY BROS.

You can't help getting bargains
here. We realize that the cheaper
we sell. the more we sell, SO we
keep prices way down.
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Plate and window glass at Butte Art
Stained Glass works.