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Hotel Arrivals,

Missoula Hotel-D. E. Riordan and
wife Spokane; Joseph Turmoil, French
town: Richard Williams, Butte; Frank
Mitchell, Windfall
Florence Hotel-G. Fl. Bradt, Cincin-
natl, O.: ]. w. WsHlford, city; A f.
Lanier, Chicago: F. H. Richards, Bos-
ton; A. ]. Linden, Omaha; w. F.
Brown, Great Falls; B. w. Crissey,
Chicago: j. B. McCune, Boston; ]. p.
Davenport. San Francisco; P. M. Col
Inns. Helena: T. ]. Wyche city; Allen
Ter Bush, st. Paul: George H. Tully.
St. Paul. James w. Forbis, Butte: E.
Gonghner st, Regis; M. M. Ross, HUI
ron; c. Dellman, Milwaukee; George
Blake, Florence; c. F. Jordan, Garnet;
]. H. Fitzgerald, city.
Rankin House-Dan Dougherty, Flor
ence; John Afford and wife, city; Alex
Dow, Arlee; F. M. Morgan, Heart of
Chicago Co.: Mat Walsh, Chicago; w.
B. Spooner, Butte; H. E. Lehman, Bon
ner; A. NJ. Barland, Portland; Ben
Long. Victor; M. S. Whaley. Stevens
Vile; J. H. Dunbar, Victor; Martin Nc
Andrew, Bonner; J. j. Haslette, H, Lee
mer, Stevensville; w. l.. Travis, Salt
Lake.
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Ditched by Insurgents.

Manila, Sept o. 2:35 p. ma party OF
insurgents ditched a. railroad train a mile
and a half south of Angeles this morning
and then opened fire upon the derailed
cars from bamboo thicket close to the
track. killing two Americans and wound.
ing five others. Lieutenant LONE and
five of his scouts, who were on the train.
made a vigorous defense and caused the
enemy to flee Six dead rebels were aft
erwards found in the thicket from which
the rebels fired. General Wheaton, with
six companies, proceeded from Calulet to
the relief of the train. but his forces were
not needed.
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At the University.

Missoula, Sept. 22.-More than 100
students are already matriculated in
the State university this year. Almost
every part of Montana is represented
and there are several students from.
other states. OF the western states
Washington, Oregon and Idaho are
we'll represented. The students who are
coming in this year are better prepar-
ed for the work than in previous years
and are taking up more advanced work
than has been the case with new stu
dents in the preceding terms of the
university.
The students literary societies are
already actively at work and the foot
ball team has been reorganized. The
makeup of the team will be announced
in a short time. There is a marked
activity in all the departments of the
university and the work is going on
with vigor and dash that is encour-
aging. The new buildings and the
handsome grounds that surround them
are giving fresh impetus to the uni
versity work and the year just open
ing is full of promise.
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MiSsoULA NOTES.

2ec.-"On to Manila. PIC.
Under Sheriff Violette is at Evaro,
where he is attending to some legal
business
The Lieser building on Front street is
receiving a new coat of paint and other
necessary repairs.
Mrs, Pat Mahoney will take charge
of the Higgins block on the first of the
month as housekeeper.
There is no business under the sun
that can not be bettered and broadened
by judicious advertising.
DR.. Hanbridge, specialist on diseases
of the eye, ear. throat and the fitting
OF glasses. will be at the Florence
Sept. &c.
Mrs. Joseph Demars was taken to the
Sisters hospital this morning. An OPP
Grafton Will be performed on her in the
morning.
DR.. and Mrs Hurlburt entertained
at dinner on Wednesday night Mr. and
Mrs. J. w. Woodford at their pleasant
home in South Missoula.
DR.. Watts OF Hamilton, who has been
in the city attending to Mrs. Strange
of Victor, left for his home on this af-
ternoon's Copper City Limited.
Steam threshers are ait work all
over the Bitter Root this week and the
grain crop is being taken care of in
fine shape. The weather has been per-
feet for the past week and large
amount of grain has been made ready
for market.
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Edmonton Relief Party.

Seattle, Wash, Sept 22.-Moved at
last by the appeals of the relatives and
friends of the misguided men, so many
of whom met death or encountered
hardships and sufferings almost be-
yond human endurance the Canadian
officials have dispatched relief ex-
petition over the Edmonton trail route.
The rescuers left Dawson early in Sep
tember. 1t is splendidly equipped
body. led by Corporal Kerving and
Constable Boke. The voyage will prob
ably require seven months. The ex-
petition left Dawson, going down the
Yukon to the mouth of Porcupine to
the Portage Bell and West Rat rivers,
where they cross the mountains to
the Peele rivers, thence Rat Forage to
Mackenzie and down that stream to
Fort Macpherson.
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DIED ON THE TRAIL.
Was From Northern Montana on His
Way to Lewistown.

Way to Lewistown.
Missoula, Sept ga man named
Christensen, whose first name cannot
be learned tonight, died suddenly yes
terday on the Clearwater trail, IL miles
beyond the Lolo Hot Springs. In COM
pany with his brother, he was On his
way to Lewiston, Idaho. with a pack
outfit. The two had camped near the
summit above the Springs Wednesday
night and yesterday morning they got
an early start for the other side of the
range, The younger brother was in
advance leading horse over the rough
trail and the other was considerable
distance behind The one in advance
suddenly gave groan and fell back
ward. When his brother reached him
he was dead. The brother packed the
body on the back of one of his horses
to Lolo Hot Springs, where he arrived
last night AT Granite Springs lumber
was obtained to construct a rough box
and Harvey Goodman brought the re-
mains to Missoula to-day in a wagon.
The body was turned over to Coroner
Hayes and is held until the arrival of
the surviving brother, who is expected
here before morning. The two are
known to have come from Teton coun-
ty, but they have no acquaintance
here. There is said to be another broth
er in Great Falls.
Later-The name of the young man
whose remains We're brought in from
Lolo to-day was Christian Jensen His
brother arrived in town about II o'clock
tonight and confirms the story told re-
garding the unfortunate death of the
young man. He says that his brother
had made no complaint about feeling
ill and that he cannot account for his
death. The coroner does not consider
an inquest pecessary and the funeral
of Jensen will occur tomorrow.
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Artistic watch repairing; P. o. news
stand
Filed for Record.

Missoula, Sept. 22-The following
records We're filed with the county clerk
and recorder: Ee.a
Deed. B. Richardson of Pierce
City, Idaho, to Thomas Loughron of
Saltese. the Annie Walden quartz lode
mining claim, situated in the St. Regis
mining district; consideration. 81.
Patent-United states of America to
August Bauer, the north half of the
northeast quarter and the north half of
the northwest quarter of section 20,
township 10 north, range % west.
Contract-Howard Farwell & Co. of
St. Paul with Ethel Grant of Missoula
Deed-George F. Brooks to Annie
Gave, the east % feet of lot and the
west % feet of lot 10, block %, Knowles
addition; consideration, $500.
Deed-John d. Beaton to r. M. Cob
ban, the north half of the northeast
quarter and the north half of the
northwest quarter of section 49, town
ship Is north, range 16 west, considera-
ton $500
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Bohemians Will Meet.

Chicago. Sept. 22-The Bohemian
Slavonc Brotherly Union of America.
numbering $500 members and So lodges
in II states, will hold its 10th annual
convention in Chicago, beginning Sum
day. Among the things the convention
will strive to accomplish will be to adj
NIT women to membership, remodel
the insurance rates and amend the con-
stftution. A protest will be read
against the assertions of a circular
published by the Bohemian Brother
hood of America, which claims that
one of every 400 members of the union
commit suicide
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Taken to the HOsDital,

Missoula, Sept. 22.-Henry Sharp, a
well known rancher in the Cottonwood
valley, which is at the head of the
Blackfoot country, was brought to the
city this morning and taken to the hos
pital. He has been suffering intense
pains in the stomach, which he thinks
is caused from eating some canned
salmon. The physician is unable to say
as yet what the trouble is. He Is
resting easily this evening and it may
be possible that he will be able to re-
turn to his home shortly. He was ac-
companied by c. f. Holland.
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Dead ROdy Found,

Missoula, Sept. 22.-Coroner Hayes to-
night received information that the
dead body of an old man was found to-
night 10 miles above John Deloneys
ranch on Lolo creek. The body has not
been identified, but it is supposed to be
that of an old prospector who has been
seen around Lolo recently and who is
thought to have been insane. Coroner
Hayes will leave in the morning to in
veSigate.
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Had a Good Time,

Missoula, Sept. 22.-The delegates to
grand lodge of the knights of Pythias,
which met in Butte this week. have re-
turned and report having had a SPLEEN
did time. The meeting was we'll at
tended and a number of new laws
passed that will materially benefit the
order throughout the state The mem
bers of the Butte lodges did everything
that was possible to make the stay of
the visiting members a pleasant one.
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Death Of Mrs. william strange.

Missoula, Sept 22.-Mrs. William
Strange of Victor died this morning at
the Sisters hospital. The remains
were removed to the undertaking rooms
of j. NJ. Lucy, where Drs. SpottswoDd
Buckley and A. ]. Watts, the latter of
Hamilton. performed an autopsy. The
immediate cause of her death was
cancer of the stomach, but here entire
system was more or less affected with a
complication of diseases. There was
an abnormal development of some of
the intestinal organs. In the gall blad
der were found found 25 stones about
the size of filbert nut. The remains
We're taken back to Victor on this af-
ternoon's Copper City Limited, where
they will be buried. Mrs. Strange
leaves husband and two grown chill
dren. She was about Al years of age.
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Excellent bread at Rosendorf's.
Still With the Company.

Mssoula, Sept. 22.-The Breezy Time
company repeated in Missoula tonight
the success that it has scored in other
Montana cities. The piece is bright and
the specialties are all clever and new
Miss Ethel Won Brocklin. who was re-
ported in the Standard as about to be
taken from the company by her fam
lily, is still with the company and ap-
peared tonight. The expected uncle
has not yet shown up. The perform
ance will be repeated Saturday night
at the Union.
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Large Order for Horses.

Pretoria, Sept 22.-The executive coun-
Gil sat until ) o'clock yesterday evening.
A telegram containing President Steyn's
reply to the British high commissioner in
South Africa was loudly cheered A
large order for horses has been given the
Orange Free State. The field comets say
that in event of mobilization 1000 men
will be available in Pretoria alone
1t is reported that the experiment of
Zuurfontein with a locally manufactured
dynamite gun resulted in the gun burst
ing. though no one was injured.
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Flowers Wanted.

Missoula, Sept. 22.-All parties who
have flowers to spare should remember
that the exhibit committee of the IT.
rigation congress meeting has use for
all the blossoms that can be spared.
A lavish display of blooms should be
made, as it will not only add to the
pleasure of the meeting, but will in
crease many fold the value of the ex-
hibt that is to be made. The flowers
may be left at the Standard office or
a the vacant store room in the Hig-
gins block, where the exhibit is to be
made.
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MissouIa Red Men,

Missoula, Sept. 22.-Quite a delegation
of the Missoula Red Men will attend
the Spokane exposition Oct. 6, which
has been set apart as Red Mems day.
The pseudo Indians from all over the
northwest will be present and. in ad-
dition to their own terrible rites, there
will be some genuine Indian dancing
and sports. Messrs. Webster, Violette
and Grenier have the matter in hand
and will probably head quite a large
party from here on that day
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Take q Receipt.

Missoula, Sept. 22.-All who come to
the National Irrigation congress should
take a receipt for their railway fare. as
this will enable them to obtain the re-
duced rates that have been made by all
Western railway lines. Failure to do
this will mean a loss of the reduction.
All Montana delegates, in particular,
should attend to this
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new commission has already been or
ganized and is ready to proceed to bust
ness. The law provides that all BARRIERS
now engaged in the business shall be
entitled to license upon making appli-
cation to the commission and paying
fee Of 81. Hereafter, however, all
persons who desire to engage in the
business must pass satisfactory ex-
ANNA ton before the state commission
as to their proficiency in the use of
the razor as we'll as in disinfecting
tools so as to prevent diseace from
spreading.
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Should See 1t Once.

Missoula, Sept. pa. NJ. Stevens
has returned from a months trip into
the Clearwater valley, across the Bit
ter Root range. Mr.. Stevens reports
a pleasant time with plenty of shoot
ing and fishing. He is not as enthu-
siastic as are many over the region
across the range. but says that every
body should see it once. He is salts
fed now that he has been there once
and does not think that he will go
again.
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Drunken Indians.

MissouIa, Sept 22.-Three Indians
were arrested last night for being
drunk and disorderly, and this morning
We're taken before Justice of the Peace
Houtchens, who sent them to Jail for
five days each While in the Jail the
large iron door to the main entrance
of the cells was being closed an In
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dams finger was caught and completely
taken off at the second joint. He did a
little bowling for a short time, but
physician was summoned. and the in
jured member dressed. He feels pretty
sore over the matter
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BARRIERS Are Licensed.

Chicago. Sept. ga special to the
Times Herald from Lansing, Mich,
says: The new law providing for the
licensing of BARRIERS in all towns in
Michigan of more than 10000 inhabi-
tants will go into effect to-day. The
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A Hunting Trim.

Missoula, Sept. pa party composed
OF M. r. Rutherford. J. X. Wood and
Kenneth and M. NJ Ross will leave this
week for the hunting grounds on the
Flathead reservation. They win be
gone for week.
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Wooden Goods Display.

Missoula, Sept. 22.-The SWEETEST and
most complete line of suitings out will
be exhibited at the Golden Rule store
Tuesday, Sept. rs. Mems tailor made
suits from $12 to $35, and pants, So
10 SIS.
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If you want dollars in your pocket
attend the advance fall sale of the Chi
cago Bee Hive, commencing Sept 20
and for 10 days. Missoula.
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The Golden Rule store has just re-
ceived the newest thing in fall jackets,
collarettes, capes, etc. Call and see
them.
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ION to Manila can be purchased at
Standard offices in Anaconda, Butte,
Missoula or Great Falls. One coupon
and 25 cents is the price.
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Ravalli County's
Big Store
Is being jammed full with choice
collection of
Foil QDd Winter Mu[C1QldieS

It's the most remarkable show
ing in the history of the store.
The products Of the best markets
Of Europe and America are shown
here with lavishness which
would remind one Of the big de-
partment stores of New York and
Chicago. Prices, too, will compare
favorably with those of any sim
liar institution in the East. That
the people appreciate the advant-
ages of trading here is shown by
our enormously increasing bus
mess. This is the best test of the
peoples endorsement of our
methods.
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There is no business under the sun
that can not be bettered and broadened
by judiCious advertising.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-23

Silk laces. all widths, We're bought for
less than cost and will give our Gus
toners the benefit. The Fair.
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A. M. Stevens & Co. are giving away
iron granite ware of every description
Call and see it.
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Mrs. William Schaefer has rented the
Lesser block and will run a strictly
first class lodging house
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p. M. Reilly & Co. the grocers.

Our grand special sale is on. Come
and get your share of the bargains.
Globe store, r. Mannheim & Co.
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Window glass at McBride's.
Master of Philosophy.

Missoula. Sept. 22.-The many Mon
tana friends of r. G, Young, who was
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Just received at The Fair ladies'
tailor-made suits, silk waists, jackets
and capes, fur goods. Get our prices.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Mon tana Office Of the Standard is
at AIS Higgins avenue, opposite PostofHce Mis-.
souis. Telephone No. lib Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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Furnished house to rent on south side
to small family; telephone in house. III
quire at this office.
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Twelve second hand. bikes, cheap, at
McBride's.
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Latest STYLES OF engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1899-03-04

1T came to nothing; and through you.
Then why not leave me the freedom that
] gained with such sorrow? Had found
that you married me for pure love might
have felt the vow binding, though II was
not legal. But soon learned that you
had done II out Of mere charity-almost
as an unpleasant duty-because I had
helped to save your life, and you thought
YOU must repay me In some way. After
that l did not care for you 30 deeply as
BEFORE"
why did you come here to find me,
then2"
II thought ought to remarry you for
conscience sake. since you were free, even
though did not like you 20 WELL"
You belong to me, and you cannot In
honor refuse me-" he said. "And unless
you give me your promise this very night
to be my legal wife, before q witness, Ill
disclose all-in common fairness to Other
menu
A look Of resignation settled upon her
Henchard saw Its bitterness, and had Lu.
cetta's heart been given to any other man
In the world than Farfrae he would prob.
ably have had pity upon her at that mo-
mcnt. But the supplantcr was the upstart
who had mounted into prominence upon
his shoulders, and he could bring himself
to show no mercy.
without another word, she rang the
bell, and directed that Elizabeth Jane
should be fetched from her room. The
latter appeared, surprised In the midst Of
her lucubrations. A soon as she saw
Henchard she went across to him duti
fully.
elizabeth Jane" he said, taking hel
hand, II want you to hear this" And
turning to Lucetta: "Nill you or will you
not marry mef
III you-wish II, must agree"
"You say yes"
II d."
No sooner had she given the promis,
than she fell back In faintins state.
"What dreadful thing drives her to 90,
this, father, when II Ii such q pain L
her7' asked Elisabeth, kneeling down BY
Lucetta. Don't compel her to do any
thing against her will. have lived with
her and know that she cannot bear much.
Don't be q no'thern simpleton," sale
Hcnchard, dryly. '"rhis promise vii
leave him free for you II you want him
won't ~"
At this Lucetta seemed to wake from
her swoon with start.
"Him3 Who are you talking about ?
she said, wildly.
Nobody, o. far a. I am concerned,
said Elizabeth, firmly.
"Oh-well. Then II 10 my mistake,
said Henchard. but the business 10 be
tween me and Miss Templeman. Sh,
agrees to be my wife,"
But don'ts dwell on II just now" en-
treated Elizabeth Jane, holding Lucetta'
hand.
II don't wish to, II she promises" sci,
Henchard.
II havc-l have" sfoaned Lucetta, he
limbs hanging like falls from very miscr!
and faintness. "Aiichael, please don't al
que Il any MORE"
II will not" he said; and taking up hi
hat he went away.
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just Like q Woman.

"There are tens Of thousands of
people in England" says the
Spectator, "who are intensely in
terested in the question wheter st.
Peter was ever in Rome, or whether
st. Paul was really married OF
whether Onesimus was really
freed or not, or how we can be
certain as to the line of popes
questions that really have little OF
no connection with the true content
of religion, but which fringe the
borders of the field Of religious
llfe.' A minister in this country was
telling his congregation how God
knew which ones of his children
sunshine suited and which ones
needed the shades of affection.
"You plant roses in the sunshine
but fuchsias do best in a shady
nook," was his concrete expression.
He was taken aback after the SER
mon by the gratitude expressed
by a lady: 1 never knew before
what was the matter with my
fuchs las!
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any other industry in South Car o

any other industry in South Car
lima.
South Carolina is doing less to
improve on that branch than an y
thing I know of in our State. Not
because she has no pasture, not
because she has no bees, but be-
cause she does not go at it in ear
nest. I speak as one who has had
some experience, perhaps more
than any other one man in the
State. I have seen in the Augusta
Herald two pieces on bees. In
one piece he suggests plans for put
ting on honey boxes, they were
very good but he signs no name
I hope he will come again I would
be glad to exchange opinions as to
how to manage bees.
AS to putting on boxes all is
guess work, just as the poor far
mer is use to, he sees the moon
just right to plant a certain field OF
corn, away he goes and plants his
corn, long comes enc of Gods plans
to show him that he is God and
beside him there is none else, and
where is his field of corn. Soft is
in bee culture, thero is no exact
planIto fall upon, but to sow in
the morning and withhold not thy
hand in the evening.
If this does not 60 to the waste
basket I may come again.
L. B. w.
Edgefeld , S. c., Sept. 4, 1899.