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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

Don't buy a chainless wheel until
you see the SpinrOller. 1t will be here
soon. Bishop & Kern.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office Of the Standard 10
at 2l3 Higgins avenue, opposite PostofHcs, Mis-.
soula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising ratsa
tarntRhea on application.
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For Saturday evening to wind up the
weeks sales we will repeat last Sat
urday evenings sale on Gloves and
Ribbons. At no time since Christmas
has our store been SO thronged with
eager buyers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

Mothers Friend boys shirt waist
given free with every boys suit. Chi
cago Bee Hive, Missoula.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

Lowest estimates given on paper.
hanging and painting, Cheapest wall
paper and glass in town. L. N. Slmons
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

The famous John B. Stetson hats,
sale price only $3.50, next week. Globe
store,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

General Funston has sent to his friend,
ex-senator ingalls,, a handsome Filipino
sword, captured at Malolos
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-05-30

Walla Walla Strawberries, the first of
the season, at A, NJ Stevens & Co.'S.
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Special Turkish
Towel Sale

0pSSAuA ~ AAoA
Towel Sale
For Wednesday and the balance of the
week, Is dozen Bath Towels; regu
lar price,. ..........
$l.9O per dozen
sl.75.. .........
Sale price $L25 per dozen
20 dozen extra large fine quality; worth
$500 to job. 80: -.
Sale price $l0 per dozen
Is dozen Bath Towels, nothing like
them ever shown in Missoula. We
get $500 and $3.50 per dozen. You
can buy them Wednesday for. 49,.
$500 per dozen
For Wednesday and all week-2O pieces
Of A. F. c. Scotch Ginghams; worth
us- pps Sale price &c
20 pieces Anderson's Gnghams; regu-
lar price 35c and 4Oc.... -. ..........
Sale price Zoe and Csc
For Wednesday and all WEEKS dozen
Ladies' Jersey Ribbed Vests; worth
15c.... ...... ........ ..................
For Sc
o5 dozen better grade; regular price
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FOR RENT-BY b. r. SAL
1014 It'll NV, sto Il
cellar, storage rm. 5000
f023 7th NV. store.
Tor, 2b. 80. 90
1103 18th st NV ,9r&b. 45. 90
6l2 Mass, av,1ir&b. I0.0
1l22 9th NV. 9rSb. 81. so
1872 L NV, 1Or&b. 81. so
1916 It'll NV, new
store & 5r&b 1at. IS. 90
1aO2 n Cap. 9r&b. 900
hos ltiggs. l0r&b. ESQ
1145 10th. Sr&b&sro. 80. 90
1907 7th st. 5r 4
tiled bath fiat, best
arranged and most
modern fiat in this
section. ...........@-W
SIS It'll sw. sto&dw,
6r&b. bak'y&stab. 20. rj
721 9th ne, Sr&b. 80. 90
1910 :uth NV, Sr&D .:,S.OO
Phone 1913. Call at OH
se1G-tf
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Il, Sc. COR. 7TH &LN.w.
l34s T NV. Sr&b hit 9S.O 90
l26 + st Sc. Sr&b.
furnace, closets. &c. y. 80
Linden. Md. Sr. fur
heat. ......-..25. co
30 Quincy st NV, Or
x b, furnace. ~ 90
1014 S G av. 6r&b. %. 80
03l 9Th NV. st&dw. 20 90
1907 Sd, 6r&b. II 50
S12 9TH sw. 8r&w. 10 30
Dos K NV, 6r&w tcoD 1880
1888 5th NV. 5r&w
fc0lk. 10. 80
S.,s 18th NV. Ar. wtsoD Is HI
1912 s Cap. 6r&b. IL. CO
1927 NJ av Sc. Or. b. H. 81
10 q NV. 4r&b ffaI.l2 so
2413 Sth. 5; &w (coi). 1850
2:,..61 Sth, ir&w tcoiI. 10
us 9th ne. store. g.. HOO
1905 18th ne, 4r&w. 1000
ce Tor Rent bulletin"
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FOR RENT-BY LATIME
S1l 10th INV, Or, 2b.S5O.00
1913 18th ne. Grab. %. 90
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229 X ne, 7r&b. DO. 90
2911 N NV, 5r. so
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FOR RENT-FURNISiIE
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22l 18th he. 6r&b,
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225 F ne, 7r&b, h W ht2G.0o
1905 c ne, Ir&b. ami y. 80
Dos 10th Sc, 6r&b. new22. ~
Se16-3t j. Z. WEEDON
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WANTED-FIRST-CLASS MATTRESS MAKERS
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&b, new .....& %
los 18th ne, Tr&b. ami. 10. so
io1 18th Sc. 7r. ..l4.30
$50 Sth he, Or. .-...l3.30
Col, 40 Carroll ST., 7r. 1850
li3 l. Sc. Or. ....... 800
Il CO., 22i East Cap. s..
R & NES9IT. 1921 G ST.
513 + NV, 10r&b. $500
ah11 g. 9r&b. 90
2229 18th NV Crib .21.0o
731 18th NV, Ir&b. 25.00
1923 5th NV. l0r&b. IS. 20
1910 s NV, Grab. .40.5 90
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$55 ..l3l2 10th NV, Tor
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$50. 1i06 Hopkins, n. 20&P
$50. Al NJ av Sc, Tor, bic
$50. .lSi0 NJ NV. Or, b
$45. Cos Tth sw. stc&dw
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81. 80. 1910 Col'bia I'd, Tor
s40. 1887 Sth. Or. b.stab
$40. 224 A Sc, 1lr. b. fur
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$35. 81. 1871 Z nv. Or, Il
$35. 1898 Kencsaw av. Or
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WITH EXPERIENCE IN COM
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wANTED-wHY NOT MAKE $50 PER WEEK?
statesmen making 500 TO $50 week with
In the Philippines and our New Possessions
YOU easily do Each album contains 100
magnificent, large Photographic reproductions of
stirring, pathetic and humorous scenes Of camp
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for five years. three Of which are supposed to be
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1SuS 10Th st NV.
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1747 Q NV, fur. ..150. 90
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17O6 Conn av. lar, b. 100. 90
$50 Mass av ne. f2r. I5.pI
lT+7 18th NV. lur. ,G5 M
selects TYLER & RI
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FUK REM
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1881 9Th st NV. 7r.. 1900 21o4 VT NV Or 1900
Dol l. st NV, Or. 1900 1881 9th Or. 1916
1927 st he. Or. 80 1855 10Th NV Or. 1881
10 = st NV, Ar. IL. 80 211 ii st he, Or. 1870
2510 9Th st, NV 5r. 1000 1910 7th NV. Or. 800
416La 18th st sw. Or. $50 25ls 9th NV, Or $50
Rear Ills 10th st 500 10th st sw. 3r. Z SO
NV, Or. $50 1872 Del ne, Pr. 600
IVY CITY.
142 Providence Or $500 l3 Corcoran ST. Or. 100
UNFINISHED ROOMS.
SOC f St NV, ID floor. rooms .......... $3.50
439 9th st. NV, Riley bldg single or in suites.
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WANTED-IMMEDIATELY LIVE, WIDE-AWAKE
repres entatives show line of staple house
hold goods More mOLey be made working
for than at any other legitimate business in
America. today, and We furnish horseless car
rage free No representative wanted in large
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NV. Sel1-ot
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AIKFAX. 500 F ST. NV.
$50. .2l02 Ward pl, ST.. b
$50 = 1904 S NV. 7r. b
$1,000. 1917 10 NV. 12r.b
$50. so. .72 . NV, Or. b
SIS. so. 1880 Sth, Sr. b
$50. SO. I'M q NV, Sr. b
$25. 50. 1401 n J av. 6r. b
SIS. .614 9th NV, fiat Or, b
SIS. .1706 Fla av, 1r. la
$25. .10o6 26th NV, 9r, b
SD. 90. 1908 9th NV. Ir.b
$50. 50. 1914 Sd, g., b
$50. so. .10S 7th ne, TT, b
$20.50. 1212 9TH NV. sto r
$3.50. ISL F ne, Or, b
S11. 30. 1928 II ne. Or, b
SIG. Avalon Hts. Or, W
Yl5. 80. 1f2g 9th ne, 6r, b
SIS. 80 .65 Myrtle ne, Sr.b
$15.20. 1923 9th NV. Or
SIP. II l. ne. fat. 3r, b
5000. .211S 9th NV, 4r,w
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WANTED GANIST FOR EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

SIX-SEAT PANEL COUPE ROCKAWAY 500;
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S13 G st NV, lar. so. 90
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6O9 Acker ne. Grab. Is. ~
Stable NV. 1000
1147 Lfnger's ct, $3.50
lbs Linger's ct, 5r.S.3o
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FOR SALE-TWO NEW STORES ON lST ST
Sc near L St; splendid location for grocery
and drug store; no other drrg store within four
blocks; VIII be ready for occupancy Oct. Is;
price low and terms made TO suit. Alterations
will be made il bought now
1t BECK & WELLER, Coz F ST. NV
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WANTED-UIL statesmen TO SELL IL BRICAT-
INK obs and greases salary commission,
CEMENT side line. TIE a. u. HAKBAlG GIL CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio. uelIs ,m,tu,u
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OTTGG THEIR MENTOR.
AND THE GOVERNOR is FIGHTING SHY
OF THE POLICE INVESTIGATION.

AND THE GOVERNOR IS FIGHTING SHY
OF THE POLICE INVESTIGATION
Albany. April CSpeciaD.-The Mazet Investi-
eating Committee held its hrst session this
morning in the Assembly parlor. but did little
business beyond selecting counsel. Lemuel
F. Quigg is supposed be the directing spirit
Of the investigation.
Governor Roosevelt late this afternoon dis
claimed having any knowledge Of the commit
tees plans or being concerned in IFS direction
1t would appear from the Governors way OF
washing his hands Of all responsibility for the
committees work that he is somewhat appre-
hensive as 10 IT, and docs not wish 10 have
muh to do with II.
Mr. Quigg II would appear acquiesced In the
selection Of ex-P Police Commissioner Frank Moss
as the counsel of the committee Mr.. Moss, It
Is plain is selected because of his intimate
Knowledge of Police Department affairs and his
ability "a a prosecuting lawyer. But # is
thought that he will give his attention chiefly
10 the police investigation. and will not manage
rnuch Of the committees business beyond that
department
Mr. Mazet stated positively that Mr.. Moss
would have the assistance Of other counsel. II
is considered probable that ex-Judge William y.
Cohen will he this counsel or al least in a secret
way will direct the operations of the committee
when II attempts 70 learn about the manage
ment of the various departments Of New-York
Citv's government Possibly ex-Assemblyman
George C. Austin will he selected as one OF inc
assistant counsel but word has been received
from him that he does not desire the app''"'-
ment. 80, III, - az
The committees work. II IS said. Will be dl-
rected along three or four lines at the same same
tir,e Mr. Mazet stated to-day that the methoG
- ,o, ,I,,c,irg tho inquiry had been determined
upon. and would be followed 10 the letter. ~ Is
,robabIa that sllbpoenas will he issued to-mor-
row for some Of the witnesses. -,
~ -, hlyr,an Roland one Of the members or
the committee. said to-day that he believed me
committee would begin its work In Ne"-i"'N
th. latter part Of the week.
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witness II called upon. but II is known that ne
does not relish the idea. He will be IN the CIT!
until after his great dinner. on the night or
April 13 but II said yesterday that ne
would sail for England almost Immediately az
terward. There is no other man in the city 30
politicians say. whom Tammany 50 dislikes as
Mr.. Moss. They fear TO have him probing TAM
manys methods and system.
What worries Tammany IS the fact that Moss
knows too much. Tammany men remember his
stalr-art activity when working for the Lexow
Committee He secured good training there and
when he sat in Mulberry-st. as a Police Com
missioner ne saw, heard and remembered d
great many things that Tammany wishes he
could forget. They know the ammunition he
has stored up. and they know they cannot de-
ceive. evade or trick him. They know hs has
the records Of the Police Department, and IL
familiar with the workings OF that machine; and
they know. TOO. that while there he secured evil
dence which he has kept for Just such an emer-
gency as the present They are running to and
fro frantically but 50 far seem 70 have reached
no decision. They know it is impossible to
reach Mr. Moss. and all they can do is 70 dress
the city for investigation by sending out warn
ing and wait for the worst.
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whereas. there has been no such preparation OF the
public mind the In 1884, whereby the
community IN condition 10 give results OF IN
vestigation and to act on them, and whereas. the
proposed Investigation is believed be the in
stigation Of those who themselves responsible
for the very situation that is to be investigated
and whereas. II Is suitable that those VINO nave
played with their civic obligation AT the polls
should be obliged for reasonable time TO suffer
the consequences Of this civic indifference ana
neglect. be II
ciety for the Prevention Of Crime maintain toward
the proposed legislative investigation an attitude
OF strict abstention. IL being understood tnat no
man a member ~ the society be barred from MS
own Individual or professional capacity
DR.. Parkhurst declared that he had nothing
further To say. Mr. Moss. when asked as to
the time the investigation would begin replied
that he could not give positive answer. He
said he would not continue in any official
capacity with the Society for the Prevention OF
Crime although he would not resign from the
Society.
II realize" H. added. that my position VIII
be a hard and trying one There will be plenty
Of material, however
Mr. CROKER TO SAIL SOON.
The fact that seems 10 worry the Tammany
men the most when they talk Of the forthcoming
investigation by the Mazet Committee. is that
Mr. Moss is counsel for that body. This has
sent the cold shivers down the back Of the Mul-
berry-st. outfit. and the chill has spread to the
Democratic Club. This is the phase Of the case
most discussed in Mr.. Croker's headlusrt =
Mr.. Croker has said that he will appear a
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racy in this state. which. represented by John
p Altgeld as it's candidate for Mayor got not
much more than 4OO00 votes in the city.
Harrisons victory s. due to the votes OF Inde-
pendent Republicans. All the strong Republ-
can wards show big gains for Harrison and
losses for Carter. the Republican candidate. as
compared with the vote year ago. These Re
pubcans resented by their votes the action OF
the Republican machine. headed by Congress
man Lorner which has dominated the party
in Chicago for the last four years They also
recognized the one good feature in Harrison's
admnstration-his fight against Yerkes and the
street railways In their attempt TO buy the city
Council
This will make the seventh time Carter h.
Harrison has been Mayor OF Chicago. Five times
the first Of the name chosen. His son and
namesake was chosen for his second term to-
dav
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REBELS GATHER FORCES.
STRONG BODY MASSED NORTH
OF CALTMPTT.
SHARP ENCOUNTERS EXPECTED AT
THAT POfNT-MANY MEN PROS
TRATED BY HEAT.

Manila. April ). 9.35 a m.-The insurgents
massing strong forces north OF calumpt
about fve and half miles northwest of Ma
lolos and. according to the observations of the
reconnotring parties. they have fine ertrench-
nents there.
II is expected that hard hgh,ng viii 10 nec-
essary to dslodge them at that point and at
San Fernando. where Aguinsldo is supposed to
be Large rivers strengthen both positions.
The Montana regiment had one man killed
and three wounded yesterday. Twenty-Five men
were prostrated by the heat and brought TO thS
hospital.
Two new biz Krupp guns. one inch and tho
other inch which were found buried AZ Malo-
los. though secured late VIII be mounted.
The Americans have also found twenty-seveu
thousand silver dollars.
For other Manila news see second pss-)
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who have tolerated its existence only because
10 suppress it by force would have magnihed
It's importance and pretensions. Its disappear
disbandment Of the Cuban Army and the return
Of the former soldiers to agricultural and other
pursuits
The army rolls will now be handed over TO the
Paymaster's Department. and the 5000 600 can
shortly be dsbursed 10 the satisfaction or all
elements in the army. except the few discredited
politicians who urless they could themselves
control the distribution. preferred TO have no
arrearages paid Al all.
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important committees Of the Assembly, ana Ms
record as n legislator was Of character 70
commend him 10 his constituents. He Is d mem
ber OF the Republican Club. trustee OF the
Collegiate Church director Of the Society for
the Prevention OF Crime a member OF the Board
10 Managers OF the New-York Bible Society
and a member Of the Society OF Medical Juris-
prudence.
NOT IN SYMPATHY WITH IT
Late Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Moss went 10
the rooms OF the Society for the Prevention Of
Crime In the United Charities Building. 10 at
tend a meeting OF the Executive Committee. and
found that Or Parkhurst. Mr.. Kenneson and
Mr.. Parsell were not inclined 10 sympathlze with
,be Investigation he had undertaken. There was
a nrotracted discussion In secret, and at the END
Dr parkhurst carried through a resolution
which placed the Society for the prevention OF
Crime in opposition to the investigation MT
Moss WAS not asked TO give UP his position In
the society or his place counsel for the inves-
,,gatipe committee hut IT was understood that
,ha societv would not give aid 10 Mr.. Moss IN
the investigation.
After the meeting was over Dr. farAhurst
read 70 newspaper men the following preamble
and resolution, which had been passed by the
Executive Committee Of the society:
Whereas The proposed legislative investigator
IA not In response to the demand OF 'hS Pe"i''' anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
pOpE'S PRECARTOCS CONDITION

ABLE To BE Up But UNABLE TO ~ Ms
CUSTOMARY WORK
London. April 5.-The Rome correspondent u
The Daily Chronicle says
The Pope is able to he up ana about ou' u
cannot do his customary work, and the vatican
routine has To be executed without personal
reference to him.
The danger from his fainting fits mas oeeh
exaggerated. and the real cause OF anxiety i
his inability to take sufficient nourishmehI MS
Holiness may keep going so long as there 10 "o
extra pressure upon him. but his life VIII hahs
by a slender thread unless ne gathers S're's'"
with the returning spring.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-05
THE TROTBLES N CHINA.

CAPTAIN MAY CAPEs-sURvEYORs SHEDS
BURNED
Hong Kong April 4-Captain Francis heh's
Nav Superintendent OF the Hong Kong Ponce.
who # was reported yesterday had been capture
h,. the Chinese has arrived here unmolesied
CAPTAIN May reports that "A number or surveyors
sheds have been burned. ana tha' l'ie F"'"e''
- So .,orssstve that ne was forced into con-
,.,lr,ert AZ night and had 70 return TO Hong
Kong in daylight Troops are being held IN readi-
uess for emergency -
The Government does not aPprehend any trouble
IN ,aking over the Kow-Loon hinterland' aIthough
placards have been posted incltihg the peop" ~
s,o Tho british from surveying there. and although
81 t,r,,,sb officials have returned 10 Hong Kong
owing 10 the threatening attitude OF the chinese.