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Some Things General Wood Has Had
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AS an example of some of the sanitary
ed us in this province, l would cite the
condition of the district of Holguin after
the evacuation by the Spaniards in No
vember. Three thousand cases of The
most horrible type of smallpox were left
scattered through the city and the viii
lagos Immediately adjacent Thousands
had died and the streets We're filed with
filth, dead animals and wrecked furniture
Refuse of all sorts had been thrown into
the wells. and, in fact, the condition which
confronted us in Holguin was one of the
greatest difficulty, requiring immediate
and most vigorous action.
The district was put under the com
mand of Colonel Duncan n. Hood. with
instructions to establish a rigid military
quarantine and to Immediately isolate all
cases, establishing the necessary hospitals
to render such isolation possible. He had
the assistance of a large corps of doctors
and entire discretion as to the method of
procedure. His work has been wonderfully
successful and with ...e intelligent and
energetic cooperation of Dr. Woodson of
the army. assisted by many Cuban ply
sicians, he was able to check the epidem-
ic in less than a month. In two months
the number of cases had been reduced to
less than 200.
All of the patients were in carefully is
olated camps under medical supervision.
The entire city of Holguin had to be clean
| ed and scraped from end to end. Thous-
ands upon thousands of loads of infectious
| material had to be removed, house after
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ANACONDA NEWS.
HAILED THE NEW king
Anaconda Received News of
Jeffries' Victory With Joy.
CROWDS HEARD BULLETINS
Betting Was Not Heavy, Although There
Was Some Backing of Jeffries.
Money on Him Refused as
the Fight Started.

1t was sos o'clock last night when
Anaconda received the news of the bie
,., ... -
vi III ma ''oii anu ehou'e" i'eeii
hoarse over the advent of the new king
of pugilism. The king is dead; long
live tho k;ne, ,vas tho b,rden of the
-,.,t:..
SHUTTING.
AT the Margaret theater, where an
admission fee was charged to hear the
-,+,,, ~. ,s 49, ,ro h,,. No
S' my e4oNu was '"i 81. '-
money was pct II was well oruereu'
but enthusiastic gathering. At the
Union Family tbeater where admission
.,,. a,,,,o+o,,,
"o9 Lee an ""''ehNS sn"'
filled the house was present and gave
greater vent to its emotions.
When the men entered the ring, as
reported At $50 o'clock, the odds posted
were two to one in favor of Fitzsim-
mons. it being announced that such
were the odds in New York No money
went on here at that figure, how
It was interesting to listen to the
crowd as the varying fortunes of the
fight were read from the stage. The
Jeffres sentiment first became appar-
ent in the first round, when he reached
the chin of the champion. A howl of
delight went up from scattered sections
of the crowd Immediately the odds
Jumped to eight to five. Then when
Bob went down before clean drive in
the second the Jeffries sentiment went
up and incidentally the odds went down
10 six to five, while three to five Fitz-
simmons was also offered
Fit t. mn O enthusiasts had chance
TO howl ioyously and availed them
selves of it and the odds jumped back
to seven to five Then in the fifth
when Fitzsimmons gave his opponent
bad eye and hit Jeffries on what the
announcer declared to be the solar
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BOULDER;
High Water Subsiding-Danger of Floods
Not Yet Passed.

High Water Subsiding-Danger of Floods
Not Yet Passed.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Boulder, June 9.-The high water in the
Boulder river is now subsding and the
wagon bridge near town, which was
washed out, is replaced by a temporary
foot bridge. and teams are able to ford
the river at its present stage. There is
yet, however, a great quantity of snow
in the mountains and it is possible that
the danger from floods in this vicinity is
not yet over. particularly if the snow
should be started by warm rains.
At the present session of the board of
commissioners the resignation of e. r.
Mcneil as county surveyor was accepted
and r. NJ Cralle of Boulder has
been appointed to the vacancy. Some
question arose as to whether surveyor
appointed to fill a vacancy would act un-
de, the old or the new law. Had Mr..
Mcneil filled his term he would have
acted under the old law, as he was elected
before the new provisions were operative;
but it is held that an appointee to the
office will come under the provisions made
by the recent session of the legislature,
which takes the county roads from UNI
der the supervision of the county sur
veyor and places them directly under the
control of the board of county commits
sioners, who appoint supervisors in diff
ferent parts of the county to look after
the work Mr.. Cradles connection with
the county roads will now be only I'M
der the direction of the board in the way
of surveying new roads, at compensa-
ton which does not make the office nearly
as profitable as under the former law. II
is a matter that will probably be deter-
mined by the courts, as the same condo
ton now prevails in Lewis and Clarke
county.
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TOOK A TUM BILE.
Mrs. Tonkin Attempts to Ford at the
Wrong Place.

MIS-. lcnk1n Attempts TO fOfu at the
Wrong Place.
Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Boulder. June 9.-Since the bridge across
the Boulder river, at this place. went
out, travellers have been fording the
stream, but that 1t is somewhat danger
Gus is shown by the accident which befel
Mrs. Tonkin. She lives on a ranch a short
to her home Thursday evening she at
tempted to ford the river, but got in the
wrong place. The buggy went off the
bank into about four feet of swift water
and she was thrown out but managed
to cling to the buggy wheel and thus
avoided being washed down the stream.
f. F. Finch happened to be near by and
went to her rescue, as did also Rev. Mr.
CRUDE, and she was taken out thoroughly
wet and chilled and badly frightened
She was furnished with dry clothing at a
neighboring house, and later some men
took her horse and buggy across and she
continued her journey home, it being quite
imperative that she should reach there on
account of her children being left alone.
1t was a very narroW escape, and she
would probably have been drowned but
for the assistance of the men who hap
pened to be near. SHE lost such groceries
as she had in the buggy and some of her
wearing apparel, which q fioated down
stream.
The county commissioners at their ses-
sion just closed, haye decided to replace
the washed-out wooden bridges in this VII
entity with iron spans. -.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Charles NJ. Everson, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given by the
undersigned, the Administrative of the
estate Of Charles NJ. Everson, deceased,
to the creditors of and all persons hav-
Ing claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers. within ten months after the first
publication IF this notice, to the adj
ministratriX Of said estate, at the office
of George B. Winston, Petritz building,
Anaconda, Montana, the same being
the place for the transaction OF the
business Of the said estate.
Dated June 2. 1899
ANNIE NJ. EMERSON,
Administrators of the Estate of Charles
NJ. EyersOn, Deceased,
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house disinfected, and, in fact, the volume
of work was simply enormous; but 1t was
accomplished quickly and effectively, and
to-day the people are once more going
back to their homes and business is resum-
ing its normal condition. This is only an
instance of wat has been done and of
what must be done i'll other provinces, If
we are to make Cuba what it may be
made, a comparatively healthy and at
tractive country to live in.--From "Santi-
ago Since the Surrender" by General
Leonard Wood, in the May Scribner's.
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Minister Appointed.

San Francisco, June 9.-Rev. J. n. L.
Goss of this city, has been appointed a
customs inspector by Collector Jackson.
His name was taken from the eligible
list He is an Episcopal minister, orig
.inaly from Ouray, Cal, and will abandon
the pulpit to enter the government SER
vii
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Objections Don't Go,

San Francisco. June withstanding
the objections of the United States gov
eminent, the California fish commissioners
have decided not to abandan the work of
the reduction of the seal herds, and the
work will be continued at the rookeries
not under federal control.
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Division No i. A. o. H, meets in
special session this Saturday even
ing al their hall in the Hibernia build
ing Business of Importance to be
transacted. All members are requested
to attend. BY order of the president,
William Kelliher.
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Pay Days.

Wednesday, June 7-Foundry depart
ment. ar .s.sr
verters, refinery and brick department.
Tuesday, June BLOWER works.
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Union Pacific Railroad COMPANY

Will place on sale June 18th and 18th
tickets to Omaha, Kansas City, st. Joe,
Council Bluffs. Sioux City, st. Louis,
Chicago and return on same basis as
those sold June 5th and 9Th.
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Throngs of people attended the auc-
ton sale at Banks loan office last even
ing, many securing rare bargains. Spe-
cial offerings for this afternoon and
evening
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Indian baskets at Kings.
ABOUT The CITY.
flowers daily at Greig's.

Cut flowers daily at Greig's.
Andrae cycles never disappoint.
Tietjen's Record Cigar is the best
Summer school at Business college.
Nerberkmoes optician, 209 Main st.
Eastern porter on draught at Days.
B. F. Maiden, lawyer, room 1, Bank bdg
Pabst Bohemian on draught Days.
Grand ball tonight, A. o. H. hall.
Fine music dancing to l o'clock
The funeral of Mrs. Michael Bren-
nan was held yesterday from ST. Peters
church
For Rent--Large hall in Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
Occidental, Anaconda's finest saloon.
County Assessor George S. Miller
went to Deer Lodge yesterday morning.
He returned last evening.
A baseball game will be played this
afternoon at Athletic park between the
High school team and the Never
Sweats.
A full assortment of the famous
souvenir wines from the Cresta Blanca
vineyard at the Copper City CONNER
cial companyS.
Anaconda beer always fresh at Days
At the last meeting of Ivanhoe lodge
No. 81, /. o. o. F., the following officers
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Treasury Statement.

Washington, June 9.-Today's statement
of the condition of the treasury shows
Available cash balance, s271, Sl4 492; gold
reserve, $233, liz, Els.
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FACE TO FACE


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At the Montana-G. w. Curran, Mil
waukee: W. J. Macauley. Denver; w.
l.. Lewis, Salt Lake; G. E. Buffum, A.
H. Morgan, St. Louis; C. P. Connolly,
Butte; o. L. Nolan, Chicago; c. F. Nc
Outlook Missoula; J. J. Broughall,
Butte: J. E. Thompson, Deer Lodge;
H. J. Schaffer, Spokane.
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Standard Pullman, first class, and Tourist
Sleeping Cars to Portland, ST. Paul, Omaha ST.
Joeseph and ST. Louis without change Trains
No l and run solid via Butte
w. II. nerriman, A. @. A.,
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St. Paul, MINI.
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Mrs. c. W. French of Anaconda and
Mrs. p. A. Allen of Butte left Thursday
for an extended trip East. They will
stop over in Denver for a couple of
weeks, where Mr. Charles French is at
present He will accompany them as
for as New York city.
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were elected: Noble grand e. H. Daw-
son: vice grand. Winslow Johnston; re-
cording secretary, H. Trackley, finan-
cial secretary, j. Bruckner; treasurer
r. P McDaniels
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Officer Gerald Sullivan has received
letter from Lieutenant Dorm of
Company NJ. list Montana, now in Cali
fornia, saying that he would arrive IN
Anaconda in few days.
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F. F. Liddell of the Martin Drug Co.
returned on Thursday from an eastern
trip. While away, Mr.. Liddell was
married to Miss Ivy l.. Stephens of
Aspen, Col. The ceremony was per-
formed at Glenwood Springs on Sun
day. June T. IA 5ias.gsa4y
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Grand ball tonight, A. o. H. hall
Fine music; dancing to l o'clock.
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Banks loan office has reopened for
business at the old stand. No. % Main
street. Money loaned at low rate OF
interest on all articles of value. High
est price paid for old gold and silver.
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officer Gardner had quite time yes
terday with a gang of boys who were
throwing stones at the windows of Lin
coin school and who We're insulting the
ladies in that neighborhood. The officer
made no arrests, bat merely informed
the children's parents and they did the
rest.
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The funeral of Mrs. Michael Bren-
nan was held yesterday from st. Peters
church.
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For Rent--Large hall in Standard
building one night each week. Inquire
at Standard office.
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B. F. Maiden, lawyer, room I, Bank bdg
Pabst Bohemian on draught. Days.
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Andrae cycles never disappoint.
Tietjen's Record Cigar is the best.
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At the last meeting of Ivanhoe lodge
No. 81, I. Q. o. F., the following officer!
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1899-05-07
LIVE AND LET LIVE.

The following article is so ap-
.plicable to the present condition of
people and affairs in Ardmore that
we reproduce it in full from the
Denison Herald.
Don't try to pull yourself up
by pulling someone else down.
Don't work for something that
has in it only a problematical bene-
fit for yourself and a permanent
and lasting injury for other in
terests. In other words, in pro-
tecting your own interests remem-
Der that there are others in the
community besides yourself whose
interests are entitled to some con
sideration.
There are in every community
men who are working constantly
and wholly for self interest, and
who give absolutely no thought to
matters of no special interest to
themselves, but which are of vital
interest to the community. When
you find town where such men
predominant you have found a
town whose future is doubtful
if indeed it has any future at all
A town, to be successful, has
interests that must be carefully
guarded. Each citizen must feel
that he is not only willing, but in
duty bound to sacrifice something
far the good of the community.
In the broad sense this is not a
sacrifice. 1t makes the town bet
ter one in which to live and in
which to do business and thereby
reacts to the benefit of all.
Don't be selfish. If someone
else is doing a little better than
YOU are, or has a little better loca-
ton, don't put in your idle mo-
ments envying them. Push your
own business and work to over
come any supposed disadvantage,
and remember that a community
in which everyone is prosperous is
the one in which it is we'll to east
your lot.
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REBELS ARE STUBBORN.
But ThIs Causes no Apprehension at
waahlnGeon-hard Fighting.


Manila, May 5.-Detailed reports
of the work of Major Gen. Law
toms expendition shows that hard
er fighting took place during the
early part of this week than the
earlier accounts indicate. In his
attack upon San Rafael the Ameri-
cans forces met with a heavy fire
from large number of rebels who
were concealed in the jungles ON
all sides. 1t was only the adop-
ton of the tactics followed in In
dian fighting in the United States,
every man for himself" that
saved the division from a great
loss. Gen Lawton, as usual, was
at the head of his line with his
staff. ScOtt's battery demolished
the stone-fronted trench at short
range. The insurgent leaders,
GregOrio and Piodel Pildr, who
had men at Ballnag, retreated
when Lawton approached the town.
Chief of Scouts Young, with
eleven men, entered Balinag ahead
of the army and rang the church
bell to announce that they had
possession of the city.
Gen. Lawton, when attacking a
force outside of Balinag saw wo-
men and children in the rebel
trenches, and sent Capt. Chase in
advance with a white flag to warn
the insurgents to remove the non
combatants. When within 800
yards of the trenches two volleys
were fred at Capt. Cases party.
There are 2OOO Spanish prisoners
in the hands of the Filipinos at
San Miguel. They are served 5
cents worth of rice daily and are
compelled to work hard on the re-
bel defenses. Several hundred of
the Filipino wounded are at San
Miguel. The insurgents are send
ing their women and children to
the Bianacnabatto mountains. A
Bolo chief and 100 men were cap
tured at Balinag. Gen. Lawton
has released many of his prisoners.
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EVACUATED BY REBELS.

Manila, May ). J.-Major Gen. Me-
Arthur's division advanced to San
Fernando today and found that
the place had been evacuated by
the rebels who left only a small
detachment to cover their retreat
by train.
Gen Macarthur occupied the
burning town without loss. The
rebels south of Manila attempted
to rush through Brig. Gen. Oven
shines lines last night. The at
tempt failed, but the rebels main
tanned fusiIlade of musketry on
the first infantry regiment for sew
eral hours.
The demonstration was ineffec-
tual beyond soaring the inhabit-
ants of Malate.
The outpost of the southern
California regiment beyond San
Pedro Maccati were also attacked
during the night.
Major Gen. Lawton is still quar-
tered at Balinag.
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DISTRICT COURT.
The Closing Scenes of the Criminal
Docket for the April Term.

OoGkGE NhC ApEn
With the closing of the court
yesterday evening the criminal
docket was announced closed for
the term, and the statement made
that the civil docket would be
taken up Monday morning.
The jury on the ). F. Provine
case. wherein defendant was charg-
ed with incest, the victim being
his daughter, brought in a YER
diet of guilty and he was remandei
to Jail.
Bill Miller. introducing. defend
ant waived arraignment and plead
ed guilty. was fined $25 and 30
days in Jail, sentence suspended
during good behavior.
Tilman Murphy, assault to kill,
forfeiture set aside and ease con-
tinued.
c. p. Price of Franks and e..
NJ Isham, of Paucaunla were ap-
pointed notaries publics.
Clint and Joe Monkers, ct al,
larceny, arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. Case withdrawn from jury
and dismissed.
r. ). Bell, a grand juror, fine
for absence, set aside.
Motions for new trials were en-
tered in the following cases: A.
A. Chapman, ct al, embezzlement.
Lindsay Kinsar introducing and
selling. Sam YoungbloOd, false
pretense.
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Warning Order.

In the United States Court in the Indian
Territory. Southern District: Ardmore.
w. w. Trask. Plaintiff,
VS.. No 3149
Continental Asphalt Co. Defendant.
The defendant. Continental asphalt Co. Is
warned tO appear in this court In thirty
days and answer the complaint of the plain
tin. w. W. Trask.
Witness Hon. Hosea Townsend, Judge, OF
said court and the seal thereof, this lsr
day of May, 1893.
c. NJ. Campbell, Clerk.
Cruce. Cruce a Cruce. Attorneys.
j. C. Graham. appointed attorney for nom
resident.
First published May /. 1899
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City Lonveniences.

When in search of small home
easily accessible, best of cistern
water. The lover of best fruits,
hardy flowers, etc., must remember
wears are required to secure these
features in perfection. Money can
provide home in a short time but
it cannot hurry nature. Places with
selected fruits, shade trees and
Towering shrubs all in their prime,
rarely ever come into the market.
Yet here is chance with all the
above named attractions. 1t is
offered for sale by w. H. Rawlings,
Ardmore, |. 7. 19-tf
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OBJECT LESSON FOR ARDMORE

incidentally, the Frisco railroad
has been very effective in develop
ing this country.-Chandler News.
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IF the report turns out to be
true that Russia and England
have reached an agreement as to
China that will shut American
commerce out, there will be no
more Anglo-American alliance talk
on this side Of the Atlantic for
awhile.