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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
LOCAL BRIEFS
]. Walsh is on the sick list.

c.. J. Walsh is on the sick list.
Eyes examined free. Cassidy, optf-
clan.
S. e Larabie the Deer Lodge banker is
in the city.
Theo. Rrantly, chief justice of the SUI
preme court, is spending a few days in
town..
Headaches and ~rvous cured by
accurately ground lenses. Cassidy, opti-
clan.
Frank NJ. Sullivan, editor and manager
of the Montana Catholic, was a guest in
The city yesterday between trains.
County Attorney J. H. Duffy left last
night for win Bridges on legal business.
He will be absent three days or more.
Mrs. w. c. Guitelius and sons, Robert
and Joe. departed last night for Mifflln-
burg, Pa, where they will spend the sum-
mer visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. e. Sargent have re-
turned from a trip to California and are
donliciled at the Montana. They were
accompanied to Anaconda by Miss Neliia
NJ. Harvey who will visit for some time
in the Copper City.
The Great Northern passenger train due
in Anaconda last night at 11:40 did not ar
rive until this morning at 6 o'clock. The
delay was caused on the, east end of the
line in Minnesota.
w. w. Goodman. a promising mine
owner of Georgetown. is in town supelir"
tending his first shipment of ore Of any
Importance. Mayor John Roach from the
same place is also in t he city.
An Indian was arrested last night for
being drunk, and unable to take care of
himself in the village Of the pale face.
The officers are trying to ascertain from
whom and WHERE he procured the fire
water, but the indian won't tell that
part of it.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Peck, who la re-
sided in Anaconda two years or more, re-
turned to Deer Lodge today where they
will occupy their own residence. Mr..
Peck. who has been connected with Levi
Davis in the abstract business, has ac-
cepted a position as cashier in the bank
Of Larabie Bros.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

On sale today our entire stock of worst
ed dr5ss goods, c~ashIneres, serges and
novelty sui.ings, novelty suit patterns,
silks and silk waist patterns, ladies'
and Misses hose, chiIdren's underwear,
boys suits. ladies capes and jackets, la
dies street suits m~ackintoshes, mems
furnishia" goods, Mems hats and CAPS
I.oscc 4 Maxwell,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
I:URDENEIi WITH WISDOM,

There was a man so wondrOus wise
That nothing took him by surprise;
He was so wise nc use he saw
In striving 'galnst fate's ruthless law.
He found no sense in human grief.
And laughter brought him no relief.
He "a Sc wise, the neighbors said,
The Ia might just as we'll be dead.
Washington Star.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
A PROPOSAL.

Young lady-"I can only be a sister to
you-ro more"
He-"Thanks. lat is very good of you.
Have you spoken to you mother of it
yet?'
Young lady-"Of what?"
He-"Of my adoption"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

Do your children in reading OF studying
hold the book to close to the eyes. Prop
er glasses will correct this defect Cas-
sldY, eotieiaAs q
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

Worsted dress goods. suit patterns and
viii be on sale Wednesday,. Losee
Il Maxwell, 10 Main street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
REAL ESTai,- MOVING.

More real estate moved in Anaconda
yesterday. than ssaee the first rumors
about the Washoe broke out nine months
ARo. Street Commissioner Shov!in had a
oogee Of men stirring II up In the streets
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
Your Future Foretold by the
Queen Of Prophets.

This remarkable lady. whose career has
been one Of success, IS gifted by nature
with a power that approaches the mirac-
ulous. She is acknowledged by the public
wherever she has been 20 be tho marvel
of the nineteenth century. A prophecies
OF Worldwide repute. is recommended
by every one of her patrons. Her powers
excite the wonder and admiration Of even
the skeptical. Her advice Is infallible.
convincing, and beyond dispute. Through
her remarkable development Of second
sight and her thorough knowledge OF the
many sciences peculiar to the men of her
profession, she is enabled to penetrate
the wool and web of human life. She
gives advice on business, lawsuits, spacu-
%lation, love. courtship, matrimony; she
unites the separated by proper advice.
and causes speedy and happy marriage
with the one of your choice. The
troubled and unfortunate Should seek her
counsel. Thousands of families long sep
arated have been reunited by her efforts.
Thousands of hearts made glad through
her truthful predictions. If you are
afflicted, bowed down and oppressed,
weary and anxious, don't fail to consult
this wonderful lady at once, and learn a
quick and sure way to dispel the dark
clouds and rest your weary and aching
heart. Hours 9 a. m. to s p. M, daily.
No. Go West Broadway (THE ARGYLE).
Room 20.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

Near ard far sight corrected with &C.
curately ground lenses. Cassidy, Ana
conda, crtici3n.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

Of health to the cheek. HUDYAN cures
men and women Of nervorSuess, nervous weak.
ness. nervous exhaustion, impaired vitality,
!leeplessness. dependency, mental depression,
hyster!a, paralysis, numbness, trembling, neural
Ria. rheumatism pains In the sids. pains in thu
back. pains up and down backbone. pains acxoss
shoulder. HUDYAN cures these blood aud
nerve disorders. Not . patent medicine. but q
treatment deduced by science and found to relieve
and make well men and women who ore run
down In blood ana nerve. This " the popular
way to tall the truth about HUDYAN.
HCDYAk has cured nervous dyspepsia, sick
headaches, slight indigestion aud chronic dysp<p.
sia. HDDYAN relieves the bowels gently. It
- 4 tonic for the bowels and cures constipation.
:, HUDIAN curcs disorders arising from tie
ciood. II yoi are . poor. weak woman With
bearing down pains. with siek headaches, just
Try HUDYAN seven days, and for the trying tell
your friends what II has dore for you.
II y1u are Z weak, euaciated man, get q pack.
age Of HUDYAN and Just 60 BY directions, then
tell your frieuds HUDfAN cures. This reinayk-
aois discovery y 70. put up. by the ,Hudyan
Remedy Co. RUDYAN Is sold by ali druggists
sold III bulk.
You can get HUDxAN from druggists At
80 cents u package, or six packages for t2M, II
yo.,r druggist does not keep Il, send direct to The
htidysn kennedy Company, $40 sout', Broadway,
LOS Angeles. California. Consult the Hudyan
aocto;s FRFE. A staiiof physician and surgeons
vino may be consulted Sy you without money
snd without price. Call and see the Hudyan
doctors free. You can call aud see them or write
as you desire. Address
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09
Occult PalmiStry
MADAM LILLIAN SELL ONT

OF London, England. the Occult Wonder,
the worlds greatest exponent of the
Occult Sciences is now located at the
Argyle. Room 20, No. 6S West Broadway,
Butte.
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
ninn
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-09

ooAS SlND
ReadlnS ............ ....lzora Iempleton
Instrumental Solo .........Louise Webb
Song ............ School
Miss Thomson and Miss Matthews.
rooms High School.
Reading Arbor Day proclamation.
.......... ..........Frank McMullvan
Song-'Welcome Arbor Day'.....Schoo
Reading ............... ......Alice Long
Recitation .......... ..Clarence Preston
Song-(Arbor Day School
Reading ..... ............D attie Huffman
Reading ....................Frank Trunk
Song ...G. Odson. w. Congoe, NJ. Congoe
RecltatlOn .............Ruth Remington
heaulnS Brunel!
Recitation -. ................G Thomas
Song CArbor Day March) ........Schoo
Reading $3.50. ..............J. Mcdowell
Recitation Martha Hoffnoff
Song-"Columbia the Gem of the
C.ean@ '''...... '...:...Schoo
Reading ........ .............Alice Stark
Reading .......... .Mable COngOr
!.ec!tation $3.50. '..............G Cuddle
RecltatlOn Flake Howard
Song go. Odson, w. Black, NJ. Congor
Readlng ...... ..............Joe Moroney
S~ong-"Prayer for Our State. School
State tree-Cottonwood, pine, box
elder, quaking asp, poplar.
At the Prescott school Miss Evans and
Miss McHugh gave a joint programme
Miss Blackstone entertained Miss Glee-
son. Misses Shea n O'Donnell gave ap-
propriate exercises. The decorations con-
sisted of flags and branches. Miss Nc
Hugh's programme was:
Song-"Welcome to Arbor Day.. School
"Feathered Nane-speakers" Lily Merrick
"A Pretty Gown" Edna Johnson
Malilua Ann Edith Seaton
a Snow Bird" ........Pearl Jennings
"A Boyiess Town" ....WillardT Thompson
Good Advice ...............Mary Burke
ITO Read, Spell and Sew. Kate Frush
"Forget-Me-Nots" Ewing Montgomery
something Good About Pansies"....
1900. Celia Bowers
"A Plant Song" ......Genevieve Petritz
9TH Bravest Battle" Bernard Dooney
An Appeal for the Birds. Cora Morris
ouartette-Li,iv Merr;ct Aio m M'ek,s
Bessie Templcman and Louise Ram
sey.
Miss Blackstone programme was:
song America"
Salute to the nag.
Song ..........."star Spangled Banner"
''The Wind GLADYS Blair
''The Dandelions" ......Francis Winston
'The Fishing Party" HAIRY Clemens
1.-THE Blower" Stella Wright
'Over the Bare Hills" .......Ruth King
SONG ........... May"
"Who Likes the Rain?" .............
........ .............Molly Remington
"The Daisy Nurses ......Clara Coleman
''The King of Day" ........ Roy Hoffman
Song ........"The Mary Brown Thrush"
1.-THE Poppy" ............F Florence Tunhy
'Ihe .........Alleyn Kent
1.-THE Sleeping Wind .Jeannatta CONDOR
Song ........"The Merry Brown Thrush"
''rhe First Bluebird" -. Wiuio I1nnsol
.'The Gentian' .............Lily ~..annol
"The Birds of SPRING ....Lau.sa ,Ge~tzt:
coIS $500. ....'.'......,. ne WILLOW"
Birds Names ....t..Geo"ga nc.lG Y
'Two Opinions ...Geral9ine co1.ertp
"a Present. .........N Nellie y, ra~tv
0o"e '''''... ..'.......-.... tkdin }Ilit2
"A Sad Disappointment. Edtfh uas.ar
"A Large Family Mary Hoy
"Arbor Day ....,.........Arfhur Bank
Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
o1an. .
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Cross eyes Strengthened by our correc
glasses, Cassidy, optician.
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Eyes examined free. Cassidy, opti-
MAN
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Arb0r Day in the Anaconda
Public Schools
PROGRAMMES RENDERED
Zach Room Had Exercises ApprO-
Pirate to the OccasiOn-.Child.
rem Took Grea! Interest

The people of Anaconda, old and
young, were seized with the spirit Of pa
triotism on Arbor day on this date very
unexpectedly. Yesterday there We're no
indications Of the day being celebrated
by anyone except the pupils of the pub
lie schools. This morning the officials of
the district court, court house officers,
city and postoffice officials, and all others
In federal, county, city and public offices
went to their work as usual. Judge We'll
ling Napton of the district court called
that body to order and Immediately adj
tourned for the day, out of respect for
Arbor day. The other officers oliowed
the example and by noon all business
was suspended at all the public build
ings in the city. Most Of the stores con-
tinued open during the day. The only
exercises in honor of the day We're at the
public schools. The exercises were over
and the tree planting don long before
noon. The Inter Mountain had a lively
chase after programmes during the early
hours of the forenoon and succeeded in
securing the following:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
HE DEALS
IN SNAKES

ROCHESTER,. MINI. May 10.
". Esles famous throughout the
south Of Minnesota under the nebris
ques q the snake king. has just
received consignment from Kan
zas of tho specimens OF eerpentH. the
10, comprising rattlesnakes. copper
head and racers.
Mr.. f.siea has been very diiiEeni IN
hta pursuit Of the LEGAL reptiles that
formerly abounacd here. bat which.
thanks 60 his terKlstanes, are be-
coming scarce. ana IN the interest %
his business resource u being had 10
The supply outside Of the tate.
The establishment Of this snake
merchant II located In che suburbs
ng Rochester. and Mr. Estes does a
thriving business In hstlnT oat cir
cus sidcshaws with well conditioned
s1rItznss 81 any variety, AiilEators
rrnru Florida also figure In his culisc-
ton. Hts srnakcrys IL viewed with
pronounced disfaxor by his snuie-
tilate nrtEhbnrs. as IN natural. but
hts pets seldom escape. and no one
has thus FAR been bitten 81 harmed
By them. Mr.. Estes handles even
she hated raftiers eth the utmost
nenehaianee. and often brings horne
the fruit Of a days skirHishlnk IN
the ratsiesnake dsns along the river
blunn e4rrisssiy dropped into com
mon -four sack thrown over his
shoulder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
WOMAN To PREACH
The Passionate Of a Hamilton
Church Accepted.

HAMILTON. o. May 1i.-Rcv. n.
a. Bortio. "a native II New York. has
accepted the partorato Of the First
Presbyterian church Of this city. she
came to ohio after acting a. precep-
tress o. the Clinton liberal institute
for young women. She was lady
principal AZ Buchtcl college. Akron.
.. for eight years. and Travelled for
the college one year. During this
period she was IN this city on two
occasions and delivered three ser
mons. After several her connection
with Buchtei college. she went TO
Mansfield. where she founded a Uni
verHaitst congregation. which IL I'm a
prosperous condition. During the
coming state convention Bhe VIII be
ordained minister.
She accepted the call here before
II was voted to her on uesdny even
ing. and viii begin her work I'm the
First Presbyterian church Of this
city September 1. she succeeds MlRs
Mary Andrews. OF this city, who will
take a course IN the Chicago college
next winter. aud later be ordained
as minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
HAD A LARGE HEART
Or. WsrdIe Was Afraid His
Horses Would be Abused.

MONTREAL. May ii.--Three or
four weeks ago DR.. Wardie. a well
known young veterinary surgeon
and sportsman. died rather sudden
~. lie was the owner Of several we'll
known e;eepiec.1aseFE. among them
Isushboit. winner Of the Herald
cup at Heiair track: Felix. which he
purchased from J. T.. SeaEram. 81.
p: OF Waterloo. ont. and Bully Nc
kinney. Today these three animals
lie dead. killed at the request OF the
late owner. DIR. wardle's viii con
tainei this clause:
III ir my wish and desire that n
week after my death my three hors-
eS. Hiliy Mckinley. BuEhbolt and Fee
Tx. shall be pu; TO death in the most
painless manner possible. his is my
desire. because I would be much
grievea should the animals. after the
affection and the care I have had
FOR them. fan into the hands Of peo-
pie who would treat them cruelty
or make them work or do anything
which would make them suffer"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
SHOULD TRY
ARMY BEEF
a Boston Man Develops an
Appetite for Suspenders.

BOSTON. Mass. May IA hum
an ostrich has been discovered IN
this city, and the physicians az the
city hospital are endeayorlnE Go
save hia NE. Tho name OF the man
II withheld, hut he II a negro. aud
lives Ia the Mesi.end. A few nights
ago he walked into the hospital aud
said that he had eaten hin suspend
era. adding that once IN a while he
was not all right In his mind. aud
while In this condition he did things
for which he was not responsible. lie
was IA that condition the night be-
fore coming % the hospital. aud. hes
coming hungry. the idea struck him
- foreihiy that suspcndera would
make good eating. that he promptly
proceeded "a marticAte these necea-
sary adiuneta 10 his own apparel.
lie said hegnt along all rtght Tor
suspenders. for they did not happen
20 have buckles on them. lie was
proceeding to eat the hnttohs when
int-rfcred with. lie did not feel
very comfortable next day, aud he
decided that Il was best % 81 70 the
hospital. Various aEene4eh failed 70
afford the desired relief. and. after
a consultation. the doctors decided
that II the trouble was Co be rrnavs
81. an operation must be performed.
This was undertaken. and In his
stomach were fnnmd n dozen pieces
OF pendcrs. large aud email
They were removed with difficulty.
and the physicians say the victim
Of an abnormal appetite may live,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
PERSONAL MENTION

James v. Fenton. n prominent at
toruey Of Spokane IL registered at
the Northern.
r. n. James. % juneau. arrived
this morning on the Cottage City and
IN registered AZ the Northern. Mr.
James has been engaged In business
in Alaska for n number % years. and
was until recently a member Of the
firm ~ KohIer a James. merchants
at Juneau. He haH given up the
rfgors Of Alaska climate and in
tends to locate In Seattle. n is his
Intention 10 erect a $4,000 residence
on Twenty-sixth avenue this sum
mer.
John Grln,h and wife. and four
members Of his "AvenRer.' company.
are registered at the Butler.
Dr. G. X. Merriam. Of Spokane. IL
registered at the Northern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

arms. steal one dog Of the value OF
$40"
Landlords attorneys, one being
* -Cdnareanman George tombstone
moved that the Indictment be- quash-
ed, holding that "a dog II not such
property as IN the criminal law II
subject of larceny. and therefore
there can be no burglary, and na the
court did not say the doghouse was
within 200 yards Of Il dwelling house.
compound larceny could not be com
mitted therein"
Judge George w. Gage qunehed
the indictment. saying. Il hold. nrst.
that larceny cannot be committed Or
"a dog that the intent 10 steal goods
and chntteiH IN the count implies the
stealing Of a doF from doghouhr.
ana the offense Of the burglary j.
not charged. hold. second; that u
In not compound larceny 10 steal
from a doshouHe. hold. lastly.
that no petit larceny Of "A dog can
be cpnmitted.
Solicitor Sears entered nm appeal.
holding dog in q subject Of larceny.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
RULING ON
TAX STAMPS

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE commits
sioner % iutsrnR revenue IN Wash
inrton has made three important
rulings regarding war tax stamps
on warehouse receipts. lie holds
that where a consignment. say 5000
kegs Of nails. il delivered In several
lots on dray tickets, which latter are
called in ana taken up by ware
house receipt. only one consignment
II considered and stamps on the dfay
tickets are unnecessary. When the
goods are stored at different times
in uncertain quantities and at the
end Of fixcd period. receipt II given
for the whole tot. no previous un-
dcrutandinK 81 the quantity having
been made. each shipment cnnsti-
suites n consignment. and must be
treated accordingly. For a consiEn-
ment on verbal understanding. and
no receipt ~ given. no documentary
tax IL necessary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11

Observers Of the progress OF events
would not be greatly surprised u the
deliberations OF the Peace Congress,
which meets on May n, should be
rudely disturbed by a collision In the
Transvaal. The situation OF the
British. Americans and other out
ianders" has become intolerable. and
the arrogance and unreasonable al
titude OF the Boers towards the
grievances complained OF. serve to
asgrayats the troubles. which seem
likely to end In bloodshed. unless
President Kruger can be brought 10
recede from the position which he
now maintains. The outlanders
have forwarded 10 England a mon
ster petition. signed by a.ooO men.
who set forth that they are bearing
the chief burden Of taxation ia a
corrupt. iyrannous. extravagant. ig-
narant. semi civilized olisarchy.
which makes the prs,ence OF being a
republic; that they enjoy none OF the
rights OF privileges which in a ssnu-
Inc representative government are
granted to enlightened eitlEens and
taxpayers. and that there Is no pros
pect or hope Of change Tor the bet
ter unless England. as suHerain
Power. steps In and coupels Kruger
and his once holding syndicate TO
eoneede them such rights as are In
accord with free government.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
LOW FARES IN DENVER
Proposition Made to Build
Street Car Lines.

DENVER. May 1.-THE Municipal
Traction company has bsen ineor-
porhtod with a capital stock OF ST.
600 900 Tor the purpose Of building
street ear system IN Denver In ups
position Co the new company which
has absorbed the two old companies.
p. Mayor T. a, McAurfay Is tbs
president.
The company has applied % the
city city council for a franchise. they
ank permiHsinu To build street rail-
way lines un streets now occupied
By the other companies. the permits
sion 10 take effect az the expiration
q the franchises under which The
either companies are now operating.
about 3 years from nov. hey offer
many Inducements IN The way 81 low
fares. continuous transfers. heated
cars In the winter. ana propose TO
pay the city a royalty u 81 per cent.
% their gross receipts.
n IL claimed shat the new city adj
minintrstion fayars the company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
RAILS co TO
FOREIGN LANDS
Shipioads Go TO Australia
and China.

BALTIMORE. Md. May low
Ing 20 a big order which the Mary
land Steel works has received for
1900 tonn Of rails for the North
China railroad. an extension Of the
great Transalberian railway system
which has already been supplied
with ao,000 tons Of Maryland made
rails. the company a. rushing the
completion OF lie Australian order.
Hnd viii ship tho rest Of the rails as
soon as possible. for which a number
Of vessels have been chartered,
Tho order was for 80 900 tons. and
the bnrka Marion Woodside and the
MhrRhhrita and the steamship Den
ton Orange are now en- route 20 Mel
bourne with about q third Of the or
der. be British bark Port Honhchan,
now imp ort dlschsrginE marble from
Genoa, will load a full cargo for
Melbourne The vrEaeia now under
charter to carry the remainder Of
the order are the British steamships
L.aureldeHe and TaloAa. the British
sailing ships old KsnainEton. High
held. Holyrood and Arnadaie and
the Italian ship giuseppe. Others
viii follow them,
A big fleet viii be required 20 carry
the China order. The vessels will be
taken by the auez canal route and
some % the largest British tramp
ships afioat viii be chartered to take
them. The work Of the marine de-
partmeat ~ the works IL progress.
Ing rapidly and several vessels now
under courke Of construction there
are fast assuming shape or nearing
The arrival 81 iron ore
at the point are not sufficient and n
number % additional steamers viii
be chartered 20 rush ore from culnn
ports 80 az 70 get UP a supply ahead
OF the CHINA order.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1899-05-11
wgarHEa FORECAST.

For Seattle and Vicinity. Tonight
and Friday fair weather. warmer
Friday; brisk sw 60 NV winds.
The atmospheric pressure Il low
over Alberta and northern Montana,
and high over western oregon aud
southwest Washington. Heavy rain
has fallen az the entrance Of the
straits 90 Fuea. aud along the coast
60 the southern limit 81 Oregon. IN
the interIar. the rainfall was light
over half an inch fell at Seattle. aud
over two inches az Neah,
The temperature has risen In Ida
ho. Utah. Nevada. and California. ex-
tept At Sacramento. In Washing
ton Il has fallen. and also along the
Oregon coast