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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
TIE HOSI PRfvAIENI, DANGEROUS AND
DECtPIlvE DISEASE.



Pains and aches come from excess Of
uric acid in the blood. due 20 neglected
kidney troublc. Kidney trouble causes
Quick or unsteady heart beats. and makes
one feel as though they had heart trou-
be. because the heart is over working
90 pump the thick kduey-p poisoned blood
through the veins and arteries.
Soreness or uncomfortable feeling IN the
back indicates kidney trouble Of 10 small
importance
The passing OF scanty or profuse guam
tities of urine IS warning Of kidney
trouble " you want TO feel wen you
can make no mistake by first doctoring
your kidneys.
The famous new discovery. DR.. Kill
mcrs Swamp.Root. SIS the true specific
for Kidney. bladder and urinary troubles.
IL has cured thousands OF apparently
hopeless cases after an other efforts have
failed.
Sold on SIS merits by an druggists IN
fffv-cent and one dollar sizes. A sample
bottle sent free by mail % any address.
Also a book telling an about swamp
Root and it's wonderful cures. when
writing address DR. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton. y. T., and mention that you
read this generous offer in the Richmond
Sunday Times
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Checked Muslin, large and small patterns worth
india Linen. sheer quality, good width. regularly
sold nc loi.-.----.-
Checked aid striped Dimty. worth I-3c. special Sc
Victoria Ia wn 30 inches wide. would be cheap
Tc.. special.
Fine Lawn. 40 inches wide sheer, fine fabric a bar
gain az Joe. Otc.
Soft Nansook good width sheer fabric. worth 12isc,
special price, ......-t..- .o3sc
India Linen, 40 inches wide fine sheer quality worth
Long cloth. 90 inches wide Il yards 70 piece worth
Pc ior.-.... ..O'sc'
Oreandes, Paids and Stripes, a beautiful fabric.
worth 1913 and 17c., .ohic.
Soft Nanso Ok good width, a sheer, fine muslin,
worth rOr+.........
Madras 81 inches wide small raised cords very
popular for alss regular l2i9c. quality .1oc.
Persian Lawn. 90 inches wide, great seller, our
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
THE ALWA YS-BUSY STORE. We Need
500, SIT, 513 East Broad Street. Soace
We Need
THE
Space.
Wash Goods at Clearing Prices.

thousands of Yards of Dainty New Wash Goods, with
prices that show d determination to SELL Only two
weeks left to dose out OF the best ass0riments
Richmond ever Knew Expect shddOwy prices, for they
are here Read:
Lace Grena dimes. good styles the regular 10 and
l42c quality Ior......'''.. .t.'-.. '...-..''-'"ic'
lawns goo gua aa good Styles 'ne same Pus aE
Lawns and Organdes. large assortment, special val
ne Sc
Fine Organ dies - inches wide the same quality
you pay I'D and PKG for, special. oc
Fine Lawns. 40 inches wide light and dark c0i0rs.
would De cheap at 1-J.. but say aic.
Lawns. 40 inches wide, navy blue grounds with
white figures. really worth 12zc special SIC.
Sheer Organdies 32 inches wide small. neat designs.
price...... ..'-...o i~'
peroaes. the very best brand Sea Island all were
pc but our special price makes them. .9t,c
Dmities. Bayadere Cores Dotted Swiss and all cord
ed effects. ey sold for 12lac ana 1Jc, we have
marked them Tor this special loc
Corded and Satin Plaid Organizes. that sold for &c,
our special prce...... continuance. ......lZi-c
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Toilet Articles.
Druggist items at department-store prices. You will
find d difference that IS great

Talcum BABY Powder, regular 1Oc. cans for......5c.
Angelic Doth Powder splendid for the teeth and
gums, l5c. boxes for........ ..lVc
slvoy's RIOS ewater and Gycerne, excellent for the
toilet only.-.....s .'Vc
Arnica Crea m. q certain for rough skin and
removes suu0uru tan or feces large bottles only 22c
Garwood's Bay Rum. regular 2jc bottle for. .lOc
Pure Glycerine Soap regular S. cakes for.......4c.
CIaddocks Turkish Bath pure Soap, for........ic
Craddocks medcated blue Soap, excellent for the
SKIM 1oc On ke or box -e-
0inch black dressing Combs, unbrcakable. regular
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Our July Blanket Sale.

Did you ever hear Of Blanket sale in
July? Well, it is queer; but its Just this:
The first shipment of our Fall Blankets, by
mistake, reached us too early.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
pique, Crash, and Linen Skirts.

ridiculous it may appear, the following items OF
Skirts will be sale Monday at A. NJ. Bring the adj
along, compare the items and see for Yourself.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Lot l-Heavv Corded
White h. Is Skirts. as-
sOrtment VI choice pretty
styles; former price $500.
your pich..-.... -.....s5.l3.
Lot VERY swell Fine
Corded p. *. skirts. with
Inserting. hra.ds and
small pearl buttons.
forming a trimmlne down
each side, gore, regular
price Soc your pick Sii,.
Lot White r. *.
skirts; fine and heavy
corded. plain. harel b0t-
tom, with deep hem.
buttons lack; former
price tAlj. your pick sZ9S.
Lot 4-Piain and Trim
med p Is Skirts. full
width, I'm all lengths, for
mer price $500. your
choice ..... ...... ......Sl.9,.
Lot "A few left FOB
Fine Corded White p. *.
A trimming OF blue ana
white braids around bot
tom; former price 500.
your pick. ....sl.2j.
Lot Especial line II
White Duck Skirts. NICE
Is made perfect fitting
regular price 800. for 69c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Ladies' fancy
Scotch Plaid
Hose. IN best
Isle thread and
silk. $3.50 and
SIS per pair,
reduced % .Jgc.
Ladies' fancy
strip s and
Scotch Plaid
Hose, soc. quail
ity reduced tO
per pair. SOC.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Ask Us for prices on best Anthracite.
spiint. and steam Coal before placing
your order for wificr supplies Kew
Plane, 20. MANNER MOORE
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
They Are Here To-Day,

and now. cramped as we are for space, we
cannot hold them, nor can they be returned,
except at a heavy expense. So to square our
selves we are compelled to mark these two
lots for there's only two at prices that'll
take them away. SO. with determination,
we offer for tomorrow 100 pairs fine soft
White Wool Blankets, in Pink, Blue and Red
borders, an extraordinary offer; in fact the
best Blanket bargain ever offered to Rich
mond blanket buyers. You may not be in
need of them now, but think of little later.
It'll pay you to invest at this time
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Lot Fancy Colored
Stripes. Checks. Pilids,
some made of fine ma
dras. percaies in dark and
LIGHT effects. sold uD tO
50c.. your pick......-l3c.
Lot 2-Colored Porcaics.
Madras. etc. Full blouse
front iu stripes OF pink.
blue. red black and
many more TO choose
from. former price s9e.
your pick................3Q soc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
ASSORTED INTO TEN LOTS.

Lot Extra great VAL
ues in Brown Linen
skirts. full hared fancy
white braiding down each
gore; regular price 500
tof....,,... -------- ---fl-',-
Lot Tan and Brown
Mixed era hes. iu dag
onal and herrlneD0ne
stripes. button backs.
plain skirt with deep
hem. also Gray era hes
with circular h0unce,
trimmed with narrow
braids and bands of white
duck. regular price s-fN.
your choice. ......Sl.-j
Lot "A fuli inc of
Crash skirts iu an
lengths made and cuf
fun width plain piCttri
bacIr: former price $50
special price,. ...,..s,c.
Lot l0-Duck Skirts in
black and navy blue a9l
white stripes. ilsht and
dark shades; Liuau
Crashes in brown blue
and green stripes. also tan
and brown mixed. icht
weight dcnims. former
price sL-j. your choice zoe.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

LOT i---50 pairs, 7oSs2 inches,
weighs over five pounds are worth
$3.50. our special ius 40
price,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

LaCeS.
We are simply doing the
greatest OF selling ia this
up-tO-date department.
lace prices that con-
pieteIy "knOCk out" any
Lace offerings.
French Val Lace, . %
ii inch wide. about 5
patterns, worth zoe. for
o. piccc.............Jjc.
White Oriental lace.
3i9 10 Q inches wide. neat
open patterns. worth lie.
per yard, fOr..+...12i BE-.
All-oVer Lace. cream
only. a inches wide.
worth Gee. f0r.......2Jc.
English Torchon Lace.
2i9 tO . inches wide. real
Torchon patterns, worth
u &c., fOr............,Sc.
French Val Lace, u to
"a inches wide. about 10
pretty patterns. worth
l7c. FOR "a plcce......1oc.
White silk Lace. o TO
80 inches wide. dainty
new patterns. worth Zoe.
a yard. fOr.............Sc.
1-inch black Val Lace,
an popular patterns.
worth 1jc. o. piece, soc.
Point de Paris Lace,
bOW-knots and many 9TH
er pretty patterns,
worth 39c. yard, for. 2Oc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Leather Belts.
does look ridiculous TO sell goods at these prices;
but TO "Cedn 40" before inventory its accessory. a
little SNAPPI Bill TMN

A large variety of Leather Bcts, IN Morocco, Seal.
Sn8ke-sku. md Patent Leather am colOrs, We're -
and Soc, now cach Loo
II inch Lea Their Belts boo black and all coors with
the now omit ON clasp. or covered harness buckle.
were 4sc each. ....--'c.
Plain and 0rnamentod Leather Belts. also Patent
Leather with white stitching, very new; were gle..
now clch.............. .-lc.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
Ribbons.

II was last week that
our Ribbon selling reached
its pinnacle. Never have
figures better shown how
we've "dis;anCed" in the
Ribbon world most depart
ments, but "Irue merit
brings its own reward
a,.inch. an silk, satin
striped Tie Ribbon. good
coiors. worth loc. per
yard. fOr...........-..'c.
3i5-.nch Bayaderc strip.
Ell tanota Ribbon. good
color combinations worth
10c. yard, for........lic.
3n-inch. AN pure silk,
plain tanota Ribbon, an
the new c0lors. for. loo.
J-inCh plain taiietd sasil
Ribbon. am pure silk
and a perfect black,
worth 33c. per yard. pc
5-inch heavy corded
fancy white satin RIB
hon for belts and sashes.
worth SOC. per yard. fsc.
5-inch, an silk draw
string Ribbon. can be
shirred or used plain
worth 4Sc. per yard, We
duCed to...........-...''''e.
4-inch silk figured cord
ed edge. wash Ribbon,
beautifully colored worth
22c. per yard, for....l6c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

LOT 2-..The same Blanket as lot
I, so pairs only. 74S84 inches;
weighs over six pounds, or 90
worth s6.75. Iuly price pO'O0
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
White Goods Reductions.

sale here that o,ersteps al former offerings. With
persistency end complete revolution in prices to re-
duce this stock is Easy" Expect ''unheard-oi'
prices, for we surprise ,Ou. Look!
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Lot "A splendid as
s0rtment Of Lawns, Per-
Gales. Plain r. X, In
solid c0lOrs. black and
white checks and stripes.
tailor made. sold az Sl09
and SL39. your choice zoe.
Lot 4 Shirt-Waists. f0r-
merry sold up 90 Sl9S.
some OF them sold for
&225. all of fine imported
lawn. madras and per-
Gales. in stripes and
checks. this season s. best.
very swell. your pick NJ
this entire lot. each. .9,c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

az Hall hose, Spiiced
Sp( heel and Toes;
St| Worth i7c. d pair,
* Special
90 Per Pair, EOC
ysy} A Good
.Ss} Notion Topic.
~ Black Velvet Skirt
W. Bindings, full length
GS and width;
~ Worth 10 cents;
w Sp ioiaI,
s} Per Piece, 81
3}}o-~~~o-oo~o-~-~~o~
%5} Lively
S8 Soap Selling.
80 1000 Cakes Turkish
Fit) or Palm Soap, fuli
SIX l-ounCe cakes;
w Worth &c. each;
%t} Special, 80
Si) Per Cake, IL
aN~~"""N~~"~~
21} Dress
az Shield Wonder.
Elk Manert's Gem
ci} Covered Dress Shield
Wy the 25C. kind;
Ft) Two sizes;
~ Special, go
%b( Per Pair, HOG
%3|>,oo.o.-o.,oo-ooo.
SsR A Great
.Si} Buckle Surprise.
or 1000 Hard
VIZ tnameied Sash Buck
Cox les, 20 styles;
~ Worth IS cents;
W Special,
s35S Zach, EOC
9H~-o~~~~~~,-~~~~
~ A 600d
V3 Fan Opportunity.
E2} Two Cases of
&5j japanese fans;
40 They are worth np
w TO Sc. each;
45} Special, 20
sH Each, at [C
@8~~"""""-'~~""~
a5) Stylish
95} Leather Belts.
%b} Three styles Nickel
.Qll Plated Harness
Buckles; real leather;
Ntt Worth l0C.;
Ell Special re
S|
S1
| Gents
Oh Wales Ties.
&5} A new lot in Polka
Gl) Dot and stylish
" Plaids; they are the
( soc. hind;
AZ SpeCial, O-C
SE} tdch, at ~
0l) ~ VI bHA
81 Purse Offer.
&1) 500 Bali Snap
~ Purses, made nicely
w and worth
ok up TO 10 cents;
.ei{ Special, 80
S2} tach, at ~
S{} Sterling
81 Slide Guards.
Si} FuIl Length Black
w Silk Watch Guards,
&} with neat silver
a}} slides, worth &c.
S(} each, -O~
OK Special. iOC
%2}.~~~~~~-~~-
% Special
~ IeweIry Item.
.Si{ Waist Pin Sets, 3
W. to set, nicely plat
go ed, turquoise set
Gl) tings,
" Special, 80
ca Per set, Sc
&(~o-oo,o-o-ooo-oo~
S Oyl anu
az Fan Chains.
S{} A regular twenty
TI( liye-Cent chain,
OK perhaps d dozen
AZ styles,
W. Special. v~C
az Zach, III
$8~~~~-~-o--~-~~0~~
81 An Umbrella
@8 Hit.
w 500 choice Six
Rt) Warp Gloria Umbrel-
ak las, close rolling
NJ 10000. Fr.usn roo
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
In the Hosiery Department.

For twelve years this mas been Riohmond's aoknowi-
edged department Never before have better offerings
than these been before have YOU had such
oppOriunit, this. Compare the prices which follow:
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Misses due
Jersey ribbed
tan Hose. DC.
quality for i5e.
Misses fine
Imperial Isle
thread Rose.
Jersey ribbed
double KIN @ e,
heel. ana toe.
best Cyc. war
"a ted -iC.
quality forl>c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

Ladies' SUPER
Tor Isle thread
~ % Sc. fast
~ or m s d OFT
black, worth
Hic. per pair
lpi sssst sss-sfts
Ladies' fancy
plaid II % se.
fancy top and
plain b la G. k
boot. lie. pair.
reduced 10 per
pair. ..l2iac.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23
8 O'clock Sale of Shirt Waists.

Some OF them viii last all day, some OF them hdli
day, some of them hour or 50. Get here carry CIV"
way and oct tire best OF the bunch.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

fire soft w0ol Bldn-
kets, best blanket
bargain ever oiier-
ed, Speciei size 70N
speci'i $40
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-07-23

more skepucal each year. the represen-
tat.ve convention will doubtless con-
tinue. but the recognition Is general that
the mass convention has had Its day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17

asked to see McCants and did so. Nc
Giants said he had chills, fever, pains
in the back and all the other smallpox
symptoms in the early stages of the
disease. At the time witness saw him,
about the 14th day, he was broken out
on different portions of his face. limbs
and body. Some of the eruptions were
pustular. others umbilicated. There
could be no question that the patient
was suffering from smallpox.
DR.. G.. W. Monroe was next called.
He said he had gone through seven diff
ferent epidemics of smallpox. his ex-
per1ence extending over a period OF Al
years. AS physician for the city and
county to diagnose smallpox cases. he
had seen McCants and pronounced his
trouble a modified form of smallpox or
varioloid. McCants had stated to wit
ness that he had. during the first part
of his illness. chills, fever, pain in the
back. vomiting and other symptoms of
smallpox. DR.. Monroe said he saw
McCants yesterday and that he was
somewhat pitted. The witness said
that one familiar with the different
diseases ought not to have any diff
Guilty in distinguishing between small
pox and acne and impetigo contagiosa
diseases, the eruption in which resem-
bles smallpox very closely.
DR.. Turner testified to having dag
nosed McCants' case as smallpox, and
added that Dr. Hanson had admitted
to him since the controversy arose that
there was some smallpox in the city.
DIR. P. j. Sheeran, county health Off
Ger. said he saw McCants and that he
had eruptions on him which were char
acterstic of smallpox.
At this time an adjournment was
taken to Monday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
Good Furs
At Very Little Prices

Thousands of dollars worth of
good furs at muchly reduced prices.
Warm weather in the East has
simply swamped some of the lead
ing furriers. We have taken ad-
vantage of this most remarkable
condition and offer you a collec-
ton unequaled in any store west
of Chicago. Best qualities only
find place here, and to day they
are much less than inferior grades
are selling for in some stores.
Electric Seal Collarettes at 81. 95,
value 81 90.
Electric Seal Collarettes, TO-
inch, best quality, value s12. so,
at S7.25.
Electric Seal Cape Collarettes,
Persian yoke, at $3.50, value
$500.
Electric Seal Cape Collars, long
tabs in front, value S24.5O, at
$500.
Electric Seal Scarfs, head and
claws, at $3.50, $1,000, $3.50.
Stone Marten Scarfs, $500,
$1,000, 500. so, s25. 90 and s2S.75.
Southern Marten Scarfs, tails,
81. 95, value $3.50.
Other Scarfs at $3.50, $1,000,
$500, $4,000 to $4,000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
Children's Fur Sets
soc to 5000 each

Electric Seal Jackets, half sheared,
$25 90, value $500.
Electric Seal Jackets $40 90, value $50 90.
Electric Seal Jackets. best grade $50, 90,
value sos. 90 and $500
Krimmer Jackets $1,000, $500. $50. 90.
Astrakhan Jackets, best $50 100, value
$685.
Otter Jackets $4,000, $4,000, $175. 90
and $4,000.
Alaska Seal Jackets $4,000, 1880
and $4,000
Persian Jackets $4,000 and $175 90.
Beaver Capes 500. 90. 800 90 and 1925 90.
Astrakhan Capes, 80 inches, full skins,
ITO around, $500, value $500.
Wool Seal Capes $1,000, $4,000 and
$4,000, so inches deep, full sweep.
Electric Seal Capes, so inches deep, full
sweep, $4,000, $45 90, 5000
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
BRAY MAN ARRESTED.
Held at the County Jail on Charge of
Burglary.

Burglary.
Edward Rrayman was arrested by
Detective Murphy yesterday and is
now held at the county jail on
charge of burglary. The arrest was
made on the complaint of James Leary.
a miner living at the Florence hotel,
who told Detective Murphy that his
room had been entered night before
last and a fine Marlin rifle stolen. He
suspected Brayman. Detective Muir,
ply laid for Brayman yesterday and
caught him trying to pawn the rifle in
South Main street pawn. shop, and
arrested him. Some time later, after
Leary learned his property had been
recovered, he tried to back out and
said he did not want to prosecute. but
was told that the police department
was not conducted solely as an agency
for the recovery of property and that
he would be required to prosecute He
said he would swear that he gave
Brayman the gun and was accordingly
locked up himself to be held in Jail
as witness. He will probably be kept
in Jail till Brayman has hearing UNI
less he concludes to do the right thing
by the officers.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
NET A TERRIBLE DEATH
Owen Thornton Killed in an Elk
plosion.
THAWlNG GIANT POWDER
Or He May Have Been Inserting the
Caps Into the Stick When the
Accident Occurred-Demol-
ished the Building.

owen Thornton, better known as
'oney," met terrible death yesterday
morning. 1t is supposed by some that
he was thawing giant powder; by 9TH
ers that he was inserting the cap into
the stick Of powder when the explosion
that killed him occurred.
About o'clock yesterday Mr.. Thorn
lot at No. 100 East Granite street. In
this room were blacksmith's forge,
stove and few other furnishings used
in connection with the mines. In the
front of the lot is shaft in which
Thornton, John Argona and James
Thornton We're working on a lease held
by Owen Thornton, Phil Goodwin, Hans
Peterson and r. p. Wood. Argona was
in the shaft and James Thornton was
walking toward the frame house which
his father had just entered. When
within dozen or more feet of the door
the young man was partially dazed by
the effects of the explosion. He hast
ened towards the door, but he didn't
the explosion threw open the door and
almost completely demolished the build
ing.
James Thornton said yesterday that
when he reached his father the old man
was in the throes Of death.
open the door, Jim. and take me
out" was all he said. James lifted the
form and carried it out into the yard,
but death soon relieved the sufferer.
II can't say" said the son. Just
what caused his death. 1--WE had pre-
pared for a charge in the shaft and the
old man went into the shop after the
powder We keep supply of three or
four sticks of giant thawed by the
simple process of a candle sunk in the
ground, over which a can is placed. On
top Of the can is screen upon which
the sticks of giant are placed. This
was blown to atoms. But still he might
have been printing the powder with the
cap. There's no telling just how it hap
pened."
Both hands were torn off and the face
was considerably scratched. A piece Of
tin was blown into the right lung,
which would indicate that he was
standing close to the improvised thaw
ing apparatus.
Mr. Thornton was 81 years of age,
born in Ireland, was a veteran of the
r. post of this city. He was also a
member of the A. O. U. w. He leaves
wife, a young son, Eugene. and
stepson, James. He came to Butte is
years ago and worked at different oc
equations in the mines. on the streets
and leasing. He was well-known and
din't have an enemy on earth. The
news of his shocking death produced
general feeling of sorrow. for "Oney'
was everybodys friend.
Coroner Julien and jury held an in
quest last night and the verdict was
in accordance with the facts above
quoted.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
A HARD LUCK STORY
Told by Executrix Ellen Purcell-Not Fa-
miliar With Procedure.

Told by Executrfx Ellen Purcell-Not Fa-
miliar With Procedure.
Ellen Purcell. executrix of the estate
Of John Purcell, deceased, who had
been cited by Judge Lindsay to show
cause why she did not file an account
made report to the court yesterday in
which she told a rather hard luck story
of her failure to collect money due the
estate from different persons, the ac-
counts being represented by notes. She
also stated that she was aged and had
been i'll for some time, and for those
reasons and the further fact that she is
not familiar with court procedure, she
has not filed her report before. She re-
ports that the estate consists chiefly Of
unproductive real estate, some worth
less notes and balance of $47765 in
cash, which she has on hand. She re-
lates that note signed by C. W. West
is no good, because West is dead and
left no estate Charles Dubrey has left
for parts unknown and Thomas. Ann
and Lew Morris are insolvent and their
notes are therefore listed as worthless.
A note given by James Lankin was
sent to man named Mahan at Ana
conda and Mahan has also left for
parts unknown and absconded with the
money he collected on the note, accord
ing to Mrs. Purcelfs report
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
Skirt Sale

Outside and inside Skirts get new
prices here Monday.
Silk Petticoats at $3.50, marked down
from $40.
Silk Petticoats at $12, marked down
from SIS and $16.50.
Street Skirts at 81 each-made of
Granite Cloth, Crepon effect, value IS.
New habit back.
At IS, all Wool Serge Skirts, regular
price 81.
AT $40, Skirts marked down from SIS.
At $3.50, Black Crepon Skirts, value
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-12-17
FOX GRAND LARCENY.
Madison County Stock Buyer Arrested by
Inspector Supple.

Waulson county STOCK Buyer ATFeBted by
Inspector Supple.
A. B. Mccoy, stock buyer of Madi
son county, was arrested in Butte yes
terday by Stock Inspector Sipple on the
charge of grand larceny. Mccoy is in
the county Jail and the sheriff of Madi-
son county has been notified of his ar
rest. 1t is alleged that about two
months ago Mccoy shipped a carload
of horses East and included in the lot
several animals for which he had no
bill of sale and which belonged to other
parties. Soon after his departure from
the state the loss of the horses was
discovered and warrant for his ar
rest on the charge of grand larceny
was issued in Madison county. Yester-
day he returned from the East and was
at once arrested.