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Is again abroad IN the land. The air YOU
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Don't neglect the grip" or YOU will open
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can outfit, while Louise Allen-Coller
as the wife. does excellent work in
welcoming fandango, in which Collier
joins to the delight of the spectators
The Smyth and Rice company support
ing Mr.. Collier will include the follow
ing well known players: Thomas
Evans, Adolph Jackson, George w. Par
sons, Dan Mason, Louis Bishop Hall,
Miriam Lawrence, Julia Bachelor,
Leslie Haskell, and among others
Louise Allen Collier in the principal fe-
male role
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Missoula. Jan. 2S.-The Cosmos club
met this evening at the rectory of the
Episcopal church. being entertained by
Mrs. Ainswortll and her sister, Miss Ro-
land. The paper for discussion was
entitled Sources of Society," and was
read by Hon. Hiram Knowles The cur
rent topic was presented by DR.. w. P.
Mills.
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DC Dorcas EARNING
cotton lie
Be paper pins. lie
Be paper hairpins. !. 1c
Be spool basting cot
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Mr.. Elisha Berry of this place says
he never had anything do him so much
good and give such quick relief from
rheumatism as Chamberlain's Pain
Balm. He was bothered greatly with
shooting pains from hip to knee until
he used this liniment. which affords
prompt relief-B. F. Baker, druggist
st. Paris, Ohio. For sale by druggists.
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The Gold Boot Shoe store,

Our second annual sale will COM
mence Feb. l,
Mems, Ladies'. Boys and Children's
shoes will then be sold at less than
manufacturers cost.
With every dollars worth of goods
purchased we will give ticket EMIT
ling the holder to a chance on a $50 BIZ
cycle or a $50 sewing machine.
s, THE SAMUEL F. STUART co.
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Paris of To-day--the Ilandsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Mssoula Or Great Falls.
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MRS. HAZEL EARL-PSYCHIC AND
clairvoyant reader, Just arrived from
the East. This gifted lady has no equal.
She gives accurate market quota tons
psychometerzes ore and gives advice on
all legitimate business. A call will con-
vince you Of her accuracy. No 8, corner
w. Park and Montana streets, Butte,
Mont
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CLAIRVOYANTS.

MRS. l.. D. PRICE MOVED TO STE
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Wonderful trance medium. She tells the
full name of her callers, name of your
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Hours. 10 a. m. to s D. m.
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FOR SALE-THE SPLENDID CLYDES-
dale stallion, Laird of Lorne." No
2.349 Vol. TX; also Garry Horn" fine
specimen of this superior breed; horses
can be seen at Eardley's ranch, below An
aconda. Full information on application,
or address A. Fountaine, Anaconda P. o.
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The Cosmos Club,

Grace Herndon. teacher of singing and
physical training. Union blk. Missoula.
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FOR SALE-JOHNSTON HOUSE. CON-
sisting of Al rooms, all nice.y furnished
and has all modern improvements. For
further information call at house or ad-
dress Box 90S, Butte
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Dyspepsia can be cured by using Acker's
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lief. IS cts. and so cts. for sale by Smith
Drug Co.. Anaconda, and Psrchen.b' Acheul
Drug Co., Butte.
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SECONDHAND TEAM HARNESS AT
a bargain. Phoenix Harness Shop, 1l2 s.
Main St, Butte. :s.S s;MH
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NINE. SWEDENBOh~. C44AIRVOYANT
and palmist. room 90 Cobhan blk, next
to McDermott hotel. Butte. No sign.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A DOU
bic brick; will sell furniture of one hall
house or all; house for rent 500 N. MAR
St, Butte.
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FOR SALE-HAY, GRAIN AND FRUIT
farms in the Bitter Root valley. For
particulars address Ravali County Alb
stract Co, Hamilton, Mont.
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FOR SALE-THE AGENCY OF A
tirst-class patent machine; good paying
business to right party. For particulars
address Box 1,034 Butte. Fc.,I-.
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FOR SALE-A BAKERY IN PHILIPS
burg, Mont: only bakery in county. Ad-
dress G. Pieshl, Phiipsburg Mont
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FOR SALE-GOOD SECONDHAND
bowling alley complete, cheap. Address
Box 232. Anaconda
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FOR SALE-REMINGTON TYPEWRIT-
err No. .; perfect condition, sS5. Room
513 Hennessy bldg, Butte.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office Of the Standard in
j IT 2I3 Higgins avenue Opposite Postof1ice. Mis-.
hsula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
Furnished on application.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY = INVEST
$500 or more, securing large permanent
income capital safe, profits sure. H
Griffin, 1,1S0 Broadway New York.
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OYANT-MAD DAM DAILY TELL. s
your past present and future: will be
here few days. 119 Broadway. Butte.
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CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
c1airvoyant before going elsewhere; cir
Giles Sundays, evenings at p. m. IA W.
Park St. Butte. rooms So.
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KOHN JEWELRY CO., Missoula, Mont.
STODDHRD & RIOS
Missoula, Mont.

S150O-Six.room house two blocks from post.
front; great bargain. Write US for partlcu lars.
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FURNITURE AND CARPETS OF A 8
room fiat for sale. Inquire 223 e. Gran
lite, Butte.
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AGENTS-WE WILL PAY $1O0 PER
month and railroad expenses to any man
who will faithfully represent us in taking
orders for the most reliable portrait
copying house in the world. We pay strict
ly salary. Address G. E. Martel, Dept
102, New York.
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WANTED-TO EXCHANGE HOME IN
Bitter Root valley for property in Butte,
For particulars address J. L., Standard,
Butte.
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WANTED - SECONDHAND GOODS;
also do storage business. George Oechs-
Ii. 124 w. Park ST.. Butte.
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WANTED-PARTNER IN OFFICE
business with $3.50. Address Box 6O4
Butte.
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WANTED-AGENTS.

LADY AGENTS WANTED TO TAKE
orders for the A. Fl. Johnston .Nirt Co.,
Perry. Iowa. Lock Box 305 Write for
sample outfit.
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WE BUY. SELL. EXCHANGE, PACK,
ship, repair and store furniture Butte
Exchange Furniture Co., J. Chauvin,
Agent. AZ w. Broadway. Butte.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

WANTED-MAN WITH 500 TO DO COL
Letting. Address p. O. Box 512 Butte.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REPAIRS FOR STOVES AND FUR
naces, SO West Park street, Butte.
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" ANTED-50 LADIES TO IrY MY
electric vapor baths this week; will
break up colds or grip if taken in time
Room q Bee Hive, Butte
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w T E D = OLD ESTABLISHED
house wants capable men and women to
travel and appoint agents; $75 month and
expenses; some for local work: excellent
opening for ambitious people; send ref
erence. Butler & Alger, New Haven,
Conn.
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HAIRDRESSING AND MANICunING
in connection with the Harvard Mill
merry Parlors. ia w. Broadway, Butte.
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TO Get the BEST, Pays the best

Applies to watch repairing with extra
force. You can't afford to let any third
rate tinker monkey with your watch. 1t
VIII cost twice in the end what it would
to have carried 1T to a jeweler with
reputation. ttsN8
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STANDING ROOM ONLY is AN EV-
eryday occurrence at Beckwths res
taurant Al West Park street
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Personal.

MATRIMONIAL PAPER, &c; PUB
lished monthly; many wealthy: no s.
fee. r. l.. Love. Denver. Colo.
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$500 BUYS 7-ROOM BRICK VENEER
ed house and corner lot. est side. Nc
MILAN G. Floyd. AZ E. Broadway, Butte.
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FOR SALE-SToCK RANCH. $3.50
acres of ranch land 700 acres of which
is bottom land, balance grazing. Address
William Wallace New Chicago, Mont.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED - ROOM MATE: LARGE
room, west side, close in; must hav.
good habits Address F., Standard, Butte
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the officers. presented by the town OF
Olympia. washn,, and the Dewey shlold
for the battlcship.
Admiral sampson, upon receiving the
news on Tomklnsylllc detailed his chief
OF stan. Captain Chadwick. OF the
cruiser New York. TO 20 down to Sandy
Hook. meet Admiral Dewey and confer
with him az TO what plans he has In
view on account Of his unexpected ar
rival before Thursday, the day set for
tho reception,
No CHANGE IN PLANS,
Rear Admiral Philip gave 1t as his
opinion that there would be no change
In the original plans Tor the naval par
AIDE or Its attending cermonies.
The Unexpectedly early arrival OF
Admiral Dewey Is likely TO settle dlf-
ference between Governor Roosevelt
and the city members OF the
Dewey committee, "a the governors
plans IN the matter were made for
Thursday evening II was reported yes
tcrday evening that the governor In
tended TO anticipate the mayors rocep-
ton committee by going down the bay
ON a private yacht and be the frst man
TO boaIG the Olympia after her arrival.
After many conferences between dlf-
forent members OF the plan and scope
oomnitteo In the city hall, President
Guggenheimer. OF the municipal coun-
ell. teiephoned each member OF the re-
oeption committee 10 meet In the ooun-
oil chamber at $3.50 o'clock TO arrange
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homage TO tho man who. seventeen
months ngo ~ adroitly ran his ships In
10 tho hlrhor just far enough not 10
arouse suspicion ia tho minds u
Montljo's fleet stationed there and then
lay quiet until near the dawnl Very
early before the day broke, he came up
closer ana uined hls frc upon tho fleet
and fort until both were tho worse FOR
shot and Hholl lly that time the rays
OF dawn had p1lrd the nre from the
big guns and Dcwey's men stopped for
bread and coffee. But the respite was
brief They were impatient Co begln
again. Ana before noon the entlro Span
ish neot lay shattered upon the shore
or hung submerged iu tho waves. whlls
white r1Fs hIttercd from tho fort Tho
battle of Cayite was the decisive battle
OF Manila hay; and that was the bat
tlc by which the Philippines became the
property OF the United states govern
ment.
Today not tho United States alone,
but England as well. celebrates pewey's
return. across the water II is not 20
much day " celebration as OF quiet
honor 10 a naval hero. But In tnls
country there Is note OF rejoicing that
the western hemisphere brought out a
man who could score what may be re-
corded IA history as the greatest naval
victory VI the nineteenth century.
In few hours with small fleet
Dewey, who then bore the rank of Conn
modore demolished a force many times
greater than his own, The Dewey noet
on that day consisted Of the olympia.
the Raleigh. the noston. the Concord,
the Baltimore, the Petrol and the little
revenue cutter McCullogh.
The Spanish fleet was composed ot
eleven warshlps. namely The Relna
Crstlpa. Castillo, Don Antonio de-
Ulloa, Isla de Luzon, Isln De- cuba.
Gca. Logo Marquis do puero, Cano,
Velasco. lala de MIndauoo, "a transport
and a water battery az Cayltu.
The Spanish fleet was backed more-
over, by a powerful font battery, which
assisted It during tho engagement The
American feet fought while IN motion
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tho news OF the olympia's arrival was
received
Il had been planned that one Of the
fleet. probably the Texas, would 80
down 70 the hook and escort the adj
mlrais flagship to her anchorage In
side the Hook. but OF course this plan
had TO be abandoned.
when the olympia reaches the upper
bay. Admiral Dewey viii fnd that the
quarantine station viii be decorated
with 1900 red. white and blue electric
lights. on the terrace are letters nine
feet high. spelling welcome Home"
They are against natural back
ground Of green and snow white In the
day time, aud will be lighted with cleo
triclty at night
CARRIED MAIL AND MEDALS.
when the arrival OF the olympia was
made known this morning, the reccp-
tlon committee Immediately communal
Gated with Rear Admiral Philip at the
Brooklyn navy yard and requested him
20 have an the mail which was await
ing the crew aud officers OF the olym-
pla conveyed to that vessel. Rear Ad-
mlral Philip detailed Lieut.. Dewey'who
Ia nephew Of the admiral and II at
tached TO the receiving chip Vermont
TO go upon the navy yard tug Traffic
and proceed TO Sandy Hook TO meet the
admiral, The tug carried besides the
mall the Manila medals for the officers
and crew, and the silver service for
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sstsssss ssss III sBs.ssSs

The homecoming OF Admiral George
Dewey, the peerless soa-nFhtcr OF tho
closing years OF the nineteenth century.
was first proclaimed TO the people OF
Utah by the Dcserct News. at an early
hour this morning. other papers had
made arrangements 10 give tho signal
but were caught mapping Just as the
doughty D0na were on that fntoful
morning on May ist 1885, when no
and his gallant 'seamcn glldcd into Ma
Mia BAY and sent the Spanish squadron
to the bottom OF the Pacific, and nailed
the Stars and stripes whore the enomys
ilug had previously noatod.
The tidlngs Of the ndmirars arrival
at New York came over the wires after
Tho morning papers were upon tho
streets and after their forces had re-
tired 10 rest, giving tho News" the cN-
elusive field. Immediately old Glory
was thrown 60 the breeze over the
News" office, the Joyous arrival bul.
ictlncd and tho throttle of the News"
engine opened. Soon other whistles
Joined In the chorus and soon other
flnFs were hoistod. In the meantime
crowds collected. read the bulletins ana
went away chatting over the memoir
able bombardmont that gave the
Philippine archipelago to the United
States,
Utah has a considerable delegation or
prominent citizens On route 20 New
York 20 participate In the big demon
stratlon TO be given ON Saturday.
Among them are Governor Wells and
stan. IN the absence Of Governor
Wells Secretary Hammond is acting as
chief executive and intended haying the
veteran urtlllerymen fire "a salute ut
noon today hut could not locate their
commander. Mr., 4. J, Taysum,
THE GREAT VICTORY
What American ls there whose heart
ala not throb with pride ON the receipt
Of the news OF the Manila bay buttlo'
What American Of careful ana conHur-
vatlve thought dii not know that Il
was the beginning q the end of the
Spanish American warl What Utahn Is
thore who will not give credit and do
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New York. Sept. e6.--Mueh to tho
surprise Of every one In the city the
olympia, with Admiral Dewey on board,
'Hiyed % Sandy Hook Lightship at
'1thA morning.
TIE olympia sailed from Gibraltar
s'pt 10. There WIS a heavy mist ON
Ne sea, and at first the marine OBJ
rutfH were inclined to think the YES
|" ighted mlght be- the Chicago. Rear
Mniml ilowlson's flagship. hardly be-
Bring Dewey would arrive two days
hsld Of time. The doubt was soon
eflfed away. however. and as passing
vessels recognised the flagship from
Manila Bay there was a Continuous
blowing Of whistles In salute,
SEEN THROUGH THE Foo.
One Of the nrst large vessels TO sight
lh' Olympia was the passenger steamer
sandy Hook, Of tho Sandy Hook line,
which left Atlantic Highlands shortly
e''d -syon o'clock for her New York
cock Just as she got well under way,
q var vessel was seen through the fog,
ana passengers nnd crew, headed by the
sandy Hooks captain. gathered at the
'ail to read the newcomers name. 10
tg' near enough To do this, the Sandy
NOOK changed her course ana headed
'''eeuy Tor the olympia. blowing her
"HHlle In salute as she did 80. As
''oh az The name was made out tho
'lhuy Hooks passengers ohoered with
~ 'helr might, and In q fow minutes
"a answering cheer came over the wa
" ifom the warshlp's sailors, many OF
'A9h We're gathered on deck
Inc flagship came up to the lower
Ay ana anchored inside Sandy Hook.
~ soon az the anchor was dropped an
'ueT'y was sent ashore with dispatches
a''n The admiral and other officers.
ns ''la the ship had had a pleasant
wv across the Atlantic ana that all on
'mln.
'H' pympla's crew were put TO work
.'lealately cleaning ship. Many small
'"'"A arr sailing around her. and the
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e,r d, r...,.,t,.,, a.. 49,, ,,.,,..,. ,.,.,
a. 81. 5.,, ''''''''
mr. ,Isn q. .., ,.-,. ~, p-,.,a.,,
anaa.,hsl, - ,,'r.,,,,,,,
arr,n,''' s - 80 -" a.. ~
sd,,,r,,,'. 80. ','1 an, ,,,a.ns.,,, ..r,gat
a. No., 80 ~ -, ,a,,,,,,,,.a
- ,nDa,,na , '. a,,l,nan, ,s,n ~.
coed by boat down the bay to whore
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GS5s9gIs8l NIX
number Ia being augmented constantly
DEWEY is EARLY.

number ls being augmented constantly.
DEWEY IS EARLY.
The admlrals early arrival was o
matter OF great concern TO the city au-
thorltics, who are arranging for New
York's official welcome. The secretary
Of the reception committee went TO tho
city hall early, and at once issued call
for meeting OF the committee. Mr..
Foster. the secretary. said he could not
forecast the committees action. but he
thought II probable that the committee
would so down to the Olympia this
afternoon and meet the admiral.
Mayor Van wyoiS hurried TO his office.
where he found the following telegram
Olympia arrived this morning. VIII
80 to Tomkinsvlle tomorrow.
GEORGE DEWEY"
The mayor authorized the calling to-
gether OF all the clty's committees, and
telegram were sent out calling on
members Of the plan and scope COM
mlttee and the various subcommittee.
to meet as quickly as possible at the
city hail.
ADMIRAL ACKNOWLEDGES
CHEERS,
The sandy Hook steamer Monmouth
passed the Olympia early this morning.
ana those on board OF her were the
first 10 see Admiral Dewey. one Of the
Monmouth's passengers said;
1--WE saw Admiral Dewey quite plain
ly. lie stood alone on the quarterback
Of the wnrshlp. Fifteen feet behind him
stood eight OF his officers In uniform.
The admiral alone OF an the men on
board ship acknowledged the cheers OF
passengers and CROW on the Monmouth.
He raised his hat continually bowling
and smiling The ship looked In fine
trim. considering. her long voyage but
the exterior OF her huh was scanned with
rusty atroaks.
Today for the nrst time In many years
an admlrals salute was fired In New
York Bay. Fort Hancock ealuted with
Il guns when the olympia passed COM
ing In. There was no demonstration OF
any official character In Rear Admiral
sampeon's naet on romklnsyllle when
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How the News Of the Home Coming
Of the Great Sea King was Received
in Salt e-..Brief Account of
His Victory Over Montiio.
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America Greets With Joy The Hero Of
Manila Bay on His Arrival at New
York---First Sight of the Admiral
on the OIympia's Deck.
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The hrroic-aized figure of Liberty
that HurInouuts New Yorka welcome.
home columns In honor of Dewey.
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tconintued & ON page two)