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T H E A N A C O N D A S T A N D A R D : M O N D A Y M O R N I N G . S E P T E M B E R 20, 1890.

TRAVELERS' C U l b E .

TRAINS A K i l l V S .

f i t s A . M.-Krom B i i t t^-Lwiven Butt* at *:*» A M., Kllvt'r lfciw »:19 A . M.,Stuart 8:46 A . M.

1 1 , S O A. M.—Krom Butt* Mid t l s r r t v n -Vmrpt Unite at 10:M A. M . , Stiver Bow 11 Ml A St., Btuart 11:32. A. M . Connect! at Ktuart with train whichli-awnilarrlaon a l 10.A1 A. M. D w r 1/xlp" 10:44 A . M. „

SiOO P . M.—From lhittr- l ^ v e a Butt* B : » P. M , Silver Bow 51li •'. M . , Stuart 11:40 P. M.

l O i l A P . M - F r o m Harrison l i a v r liiirrlsoii 018:50 I*. M , I M T IxHlKe 9:12 P. M . , Htliart » S! f , M.

T R A I N * P K P A R T . • ••OA. M . - F o r Uarrlnon Stuart 8 40 A. M. ,

Deer 1 / H I K ' A - M - < 4 M m M at 10:00 A M

9:10 A . M . - F o r Butt.' Stuart at f»:4fl A . M . , tttlvrr Bow W1X> A . M., orrtvliit! at Butte, Hl:ai

'A M I tAO l> M - F « r Butte and (!arrt«oti- I-e*ve

Stuart at ? **• P. M. , arrives In Butte at 3:«0 P. M., (Sarrtaon at 4 V. M.

7 : « 0 P . M For Butte l . a v e smart al . :40 P. M . , arriving in Butte al * P. M.

A r r i v a l and D e p a r t u r e o* Mal le .

• A l l * D F P A R T DAILY F O R I K W T liOdire, Helena and point* North

and Weal or Helena » - » A. M. Butte M i A - M -3utte. Helena, l l rcr l/xl^e, Stuart

and Mlnnewta M l P. M. Butt*, all points sontti. all Pattern

State* ' ' • JJ O r r o t l «.<» P- M . O M e and Pvreneea, U.im A. M.Monday. Wed­

nesday and Friday. M A I L " A K K I V R I > A U V F R O M

.' • 9.0(1 A . M. Helena and I>eer I,o.U'e 11.IW A. M. Al l pointi North and F.a»t of tiarrlaon 10.15 P. M. AM potnti North and Weil of Q M I M M 10.15 P. M, All point* South, all K»ttern Mates,

and Butte 11-50 A . M . arrolt I J I A . M, Oahle and F y r e n H , 4.00 P. M. Tun<!S)» ,Tnur»-

day, Saturday. Al l mal l i clone 45 mlnulei hefore departure.

T i m e S c h e d u l e of t h e E l e c t r i c R y .

Train* leave Carroll for city every W mlnntei between the hour* flirtl and H.oo A. M. and lie-tween .', :«• and r.::«) P. M. Remainder of the day each half hour.

Tra in* leave city for Carroll every W minute* between the hour* 5:4<i and I M A , M.and.V:m and fi :m P. M. HeiiiaiinlerM day on hour and half hour.

Krrry r<>tt r lrhttht r fir n t/ixUrnl lust ymr </r n<>t mast mjisti r this ytar. This is a fluff MMO! shnalil lint In it, layul. Tin nnistry <>ffi<i is O/HH daily at I'tiknn r's rii/iir stun\ Main stint.

T H E W E A T H E R .

The da i ly record <>f the thorniomoter in thin ci ty is r r p o r l c i l l>y A . T . Playtor,

1 r i f t-> :. corner M a i n an i l First afreets. T h e recortl f o r yestcnl.iv was: 7 a. i n . , 4fi Je(fre<** a l iovc; 1 2 i n . , 74 ileirreea a lx ive ; 4 p. m . , 7H ih'Kreea a lx ive ; S p. i n . , 112 ile-g r e c i a 'wire.

A B O U T T H E C I T Y .

[)r . M i M r s . I I . W. Stephens viaited Blllll yesterday. The i loetor lout a l ieui i-t l f i l l r>ii | i l - l i ia i l ,<l B A M on the t r i p .

Mrs . J o s e p h K i e h i i n U ha* just r e t i i r i i e i l f r o m an extended visit nnioiiu relat ive* at Mont rea l . She hail a K M i - n j n j a h l r t i m e .

Peter Sehumaelier re turned ye sterday and atates tha i he was unable to ifet a match w i t h any of the l lu t t e men hacked by Kvan Morgan .

Any i n f o r n i a l i o i i o f . l a ineH J. f u r r y , who WUH in thia e i ly ahoiit a year t i |»o , w i l l he ino«t t h a n k f u l l y received h y Inn si--ti r. Aildress hox 1177, Untie.

Anaconda sen I a good delegation to Unite lo witness i l , , ' d r i l l i n g ma tch in that city jreatcnlay i M ' t w i f i i l 'a ife oT Butte and Alu aru of I 'olorado.

Prod Sul ly , W a l l e r Mci idenha l l , I 'e tcr Uotlftof and I'Vank Smi th compose n par ly who expect to leava to-day f o r a hunt ing t r i p to the Hig l l lnekfoo t r iver .

The fune ra l o f the in fan t ch i ld of A. I I . Devine, who died Saturday, took place yesterday. T h e ch i ld took a d r i n k of concentrated lye f r o m • can of the stulf Which stood in the yard near the house.

W . H . Howies, the repri M uta t ive of the Clara Morr is company, which is toap|>car at Kvans opera house on Monday and Tuesday evenings of next week, is i l l the c i ty m a k i n g ar tungciuci i tx fo r the ap-p, arauce of that fatuous star.

The nieet ing o f the Ihu i i l io ld t Sc ien l i l l e a s w M ' i a l i o n last evening was a most en-Ibuaiaatic one. The subject of e lectr ic i ty met w i th a thorough discussion w h ich w as both in teres t ing and en te r ta in ing . " T h e Si lver Sys tem" w as CIIHM-II as the suliject of d i K c i i a s i o i i M S l Sutulay evening .

" T h e t l M l l e y Slave" T » - M i ; l > t .

At Kva t i* <>|MTa house this evening that s te r l ing play, " T h e Q*Uff Slave," w i l l he presented by M i s s Carol ine (iage, sup­ported by a most meri tor ious company . T h e pe r fo rmance haa licen received w i t h genuine cnlhusiasrn w herever it haa U'en w i t n e H M ' d , and l l ic press everywhere speaks of i : in terms of highest praise. Miss ( iagc ha* a Hue reputa­t i o n aa a l l i n -be . l actress, ami her company i s strong, even and effec­tive. K.vaiu Opera House should be crowded to-night and ulso t i emorrow night , when the same company w i l l reap­pear i n another | M i p u | a r play.

t ' o tumcue ing I D ' l l g h l patrons o f the o p e r a house w i l l receive a neat pr*>-

f rainnte of the |>crformaiico. Meaara. 'oung and W a l k u p have aecun i l the

pr ivi lege and the programme w i l l IK> ap-prex'iutisl.

Mllllurry Opening. Mr». T . H . Mallory ' , opposite the M o n ­

tana hotel , w i l l display a large and select atock of f a l l an i l winter m i l l i n e r y f r o m September 2!l to t Ictohcr 4.

I . « * t . A solid go ld -hc idcd rane w i t h in i t i a l s

" H . W . S." on the head. Kinder w i l l please re turn to Dr. I I . \V . Stephens and receive $1U reward .

Hret inan A (o-tt ings w i l l give dai ic i t iK lessons on Monday, Tuesday and Thurs­day e w n i n g s of each week, a n d regular social every Saturday n ight .

Eye, ear and deformit ies , Dr. T . J . Eaton, Windsor hotel , Butte, u n t i l Sci»-tenibcr 21*.

Dr . EL L K i n g of Helena, s|H-cialist on defective vision, w i l l )„• al the jewelry store of J. M e r r i l l A Co for three i |,,ys. IM-ginnuig wi th Monday, September 2». He •u re and see him i f your sight is defective.

< srd. O u r drehsmakiug department is under

the su|HTvision of Mrs. Hos fon l , Modiste,

late of Dciiv,.- , Col. Ladies can now have their dresses and suits made in the most fashionable and l a t e s t styles.

Per fec t f i t and satisfaction M a j M a t | ' I D . J . HKMNKSSY Mercant i le « o

A F R E A K O F N A T U R E The Wonderful Mountain Cave at the

Head of Lost Creek. C u r i o u s a n d M * n n i f I c e n t S t a l a c t i t e s

D e p e n d i n g F r o m t h e R o o f s o f M a m m o t h C h a m b e r s S u b ­

t e r r a n e a n P h e n o m e n a .

But l i t t l e is k n o w n o f the w o n d e r f u l cave wh ich was discovered about l ive years ago near the head o f Poster and l . " - t creeks, about four teen miles f r o m th i s ci ty i u a nor thwes ter ly d i r ec t i on . T w o pros|M-ctors named C u r r i t y und Pish were l o o k i n g o v e r the coun t ry in the v i c in i ty of this cave when their a t ten t ion was at­t racted to a hole in t lx- g round too large f o r a gopher hole ani l not large enough to a d m i t a g rown person. T h i s made i t a l l the more in te res t ing . Not a h a n d f u l of ear th was to be seen near the hole, a c i rcumstance tha t led the discoverers lo I«• 111 vi• that some th ing more than an o rd ina ry |x>*tholc w a s thei r f i n d . I t en­tered the minds o f these mountaineers that a cave o r an extensive chimney, usual ly f o u n d i n l imestone fo rma t ion ,had la-en found , the extent of wh ich they i m ­mediately proceciled to ascertain, t row-bars, picks, shovels and ropes were brought to the scene a m i a cautious s u r ­vey of the surfac e immedia te ly surround­ing the hole w a s made. By this t ime i t had lieen f o u n d that the u i r e m i t t i n g f r o m this cav i ty w a s such as to convince the men that i t was an out le t to a n immense chamber an i l prob­ably the hack-hone of one o f nature's aipici iucts f o r a subterranean! s tream, as m o r e or less dampness could be f e l t i n the a i r which came (in.

By reaching d o w n the l e n g t l i o f the a r m , and fee l ing for the sides, it w a s seen that it widened out to several t imes the size ol the mouth d i rec t ly beneath the grass roots . T h e exci ted men placed M M * selves a few inches f a r the r f r o m the hole and began the i r work w i t h picks, reach­ing at arm's l eng th fo r the edge o f the cav i ty , which was now fast c r u m b l i n g away, and exposing to the i r eager gaze a hole large enough to admi t of the head and shoulders of a m a n . Now a long pole w a s t h rown across the opening a m i MM of the men put his weight on i t and let his body hang d o w n , a m i w i t h the a id of a candle be got a n idea of the course of the d r i f t f o r a l smt t, n feet. I t was per-i s ' i i i l i cu l a r f o r the l i rs t f o u r or l ive feet , then p i t ch ing toward the h i l l o ' i an angle of i i l su i t t h i r t y - l l v t degrees f « r a distance of seven or eight feet . At the end o f this i n ­c l ine the cave widens to about teu feet, then closing up aga in to i two fee l . Here is the cutnanci ' t o a chamber f u l l y Ml feet f r o m c e i l i n g to Hoof and of an average w u l l l i o f 4 H feet, and in beauty bOJfOM descr ip t ion . I t must be s e e n to be appreciated.

T h e discovery o f this wonder fu l group of caverns, chutes, chambers and cells once made, i t h a s draw n Hot a f ew to the local i ty w i th a vi< w to m a k i n g a thorough exp lora t ion of its wonders. T o give the n a i le r an idea of the dangers a t tending a i n n to the bo t tom of the l i rs t large chaml icr , it may IK- we l l to give i n ­scr ipt ion of the m a i m e r in which the HiMir is reached. A party of gentlemen visi ted the cave o n Monday , and another par ly made the t r i p yesterday. A heavy IQpa is fastened to a tree n e a r the surface entrance and lowered to the bottom ; an­other one is made fas t a round one's body. The rope down w h i c h one slides is so piaead around one leg and under the foot that, by crossing one's ankles the rope parses o v e r otic a n d under the other foot , thus f o r m i n g a brake that m a y b e effect-ivcly appl ied on the descent, in M M one's arms are unable to ho ld one ' s weight . The rope a round Hie body is held by men at the entrance, thus m a k i n g safely a~ s u r e as one could expect on such a n explo i t .

S t i l l another m a i m e r i n ob ta in ing an BO t rance lo the w o n d e r f u l cavern was ti n d by the party yesterday, who c o n ­sisted of Messrs. H , I t . B r o w n , t . . We l ­come, f , W . I 'eckover , W . M c n -d c i i h a l l and a KTAXDABD reporter. T h i s entrance proved lo be s t i l l more dangerous than the former. A Pope ladder had been brought into use but it proved to be too short and a rope w a s fastened at the bo l tom of the ladder I I I ik­ing i l a liaml-ovc I I I . I I H I task to peach (ha bo t tom f u r the last 211 feet. A rope w a s again fastened to the t r u n k of a l i c e g r o w i n g n e a r the aperture leading to t l i c H i e , and each m a n worked his way t o the bo t tom, l eav ing nobody above. Th i s manner of descent is any th ing hut a good MM, o w i n g to ths fact thai the rope ladder swings to and f r o .

Beaching the bo t tom i l l safely a won­der ing stare is east upward to the spot whence the descent was begun and a f l e r a sigh of genuine rel ief the at tent ion of the party is turned to the wonders o f the cavern .

Here we are o i l the lloor of dome-shaped chamber w i t h wal ls and ce i l ing of the purest white , w i th u i i i i imcr -ahle l i t t l e shelves a n d recesses, hal f hid­den f r o m view bv folds of lace fo rmed into stalacti te by drops o f water t h i ck ly Impregnated wi th l ime sediment, and leaping w i t h tireless regular i ty for ages. S tanding w i t h your face toward the h i l l you see t w o passage ways, run­n ing nearly at r i gh t angles w i t h each other. The one t o the r igh t is not of much importance , as i t dua l ly connects w i th parts easily reached by t rave l ing th rough the one to the l e f t . Now yon begin a steep descent over huge r i s ' k s , f o r m i n g here und there ., Might of steps which r i v a l in const ruct ion and grandeur the w o r k o f the most sk i l l ed mason. Slow progress is made on this t r i p th rough the magn i f i cen t hal ls , as the wonders re­vealed w i th every step arrest the atten­tion o f the explorer . Now you arr ive at the sacred chancel . T o the l e f t in this s p a ­cious n s i m stands out p rominen t ly the Pope's pu lp i t , under its canopy of silver, held i n place by min ia tu re pi l lars of crys ta l , w i t h here and there countless fibres o f lace, f o r m i n g a f r i n g e m o r e • • M t l f u l i n effect t han any made by the most ar t i s t ic and del icate hand. The

t;rai ideur o f this w o r k of nature is en-luin c i l by the m i l l i o n s of crys ta l l ingers

hanging f r o m the edges o f the canopy, the po in t o f each ho ld ing a spark­l ing d rop o f water , w h i c h when s. . ii though the d u n l ight a f forded by candles,brings the admire r to a slate of imag ina t ion never cX|M r iei iced oulv w hen Is-holding someth ing o f magnif icence which Itcggurs descr ip t ion . Grand , s imply grand, is the one a n d only word which is suid on leav ing this chancel fo r a descent f u r t h e r on .

Down, d o w n , the journey is made, over ns 'ks, d o w n chutes, over l iei iel ies. throiigh narrow spaces w i t h wal l s of adamant and del i . ,HI as the rock I I | H I I I wh ich the wise man b u i l t his house. Here |>cdcatriatiisin ceases. T o go f u r t h e r . ro|H's must f u r n i s h t rai is |Mirtatiot i . A rock is d r o p p e d to give you an idea o f the dep th of th i s cavern. Breathlessly you awai t the s igna l . What is that'. ' water. I l may be a surging r i v e r . Tin- l i n k has revealed the a w f u l t r u th that you are on a precipice overhanging a subterranean wab rway . l j i r g e o r sma l l , s i gn i f i c an t or i n s ign i f i can t , your courage sharpened by past exploi ts successfully carr ied out prompts you to allow yourself In he p lac i d ut the mercy i f the ro |s< in

order tha t cur ios i ty may be s a t i s f i e d . Here a chapter i n the his tory o f the i l l -f a t i s l Clcoputra is f o r c i b l y brought to m i n d - tha t par t when- Harmaclus and the • p icc i i go to the t omb of the sacred Meiika-r . i to secure the t r e a s u r e s b u r r t l i n h i s bosom. T h e secret o f its w h e n a l s m t s was known on ly to l i a rmach ia . These treasures he promises to g ive her i f she w i l l wed h i m . W h e n they reached the sarcophagus she experienced the same fee l ing that overcomes one on seeing the water o f th i s cave a l i n n and well-de-l ined desire to immedia te ly reach ihesur-facc. However, here you are 1,2U0 feet f r o m the mouth o f the cave and under as m a n y hundreds o f feet o f earth Is ' tween you and the surface d i ­rectly alaive. But tjhe scene i s none the less en t ranc ing . S i t t i ng on the edge o f this lake you look across a distance of IK) feet to the op |s>site shore o f whi te marble. I t may at f i r s t r e m i n d you o f a n immense porcelain wash basin, t i l l ed to the b r i m , u w a i t i n g its owner ' s c o m i n g to per form his m o r n i n g ab lu t i on . About 15 feet f r o m its edge is an nhlong-sha |>cd rtH-k pro­t rud ing utsivc the water's surface about 12 inches. Its top is hol lowed out to some extent . I t is probably two fee t wide and 111 feet long . A second hs>k w i l l convince you that you are look ing a t something that resembles to a marked degree a gum tree canoe. DpjM OtOSaT iDepactioO you see two l ingers or points on each side o f what may lie ca l led a i x m t . These are Is ing fo rmed In to rowlocks b y the con­stant d r i p p i n g o f water f r o m the cei l ing, ca r ry ing w i th i t the sediment which has f o r m e d the many beau t i fu l sights which therein abound.

Fur ther progress is checked. The cave no doubt extends, but the crevice is too smal l to a l low the bisly of a m a n to pass. There fo re the r e tu rn t r i p to surface is the next considerat ion. T h a t is made wi th no new discoveries. Surface reached, a l ong breath of re l ie f is d r a w n . The sights and wonders of t h a t m a m m o t h cave designed by nature furnishes mate r ia l f o r conversat ion on the long and tedious ride to the c i t y . Webs ter nor Worcester have not coined words to ex­press one's thoughts on In-holding that cave.

A d v e r t i s e d L e t t e r 1.1st. Letters r e m a i n i n g unc la imed in Ana­

conda postoilice f o r the week ending BapMaabw 2 7 . ltf»u. Andrews, I , J, 2 Mark, Andrew AlDslee. H o i o MeAuler, Arthur Blase, William McKlnzie,CoUuo Howers, Henry McUivern, A Hamburg, Baa S Ah y i s, I homa* Itiighiini, Fred MoaB, Herman i 'hnsntan, Mm tens- n, t'hrlst Cross, Rsmest Ahuaud,.) »' I'.iiin, .1 C MoiTlaM. Petri U-gnir,.1 i l Mesonce, Air Ifcibe, Jean Baptlste IV Brian. ltd ward IIII|M>ri,i. \a \ ie : . 1 Pierre, St Prtiilltipi KriVkaun.t hris I'eiter, Wi l l i Kslrfleld, Kd Potters A G Finn, i hinmthv Parkinson, .Ins Hass, Mlsi Viola Itxsigr, Oeorgt Hammoud, T 11 rYovoot, baas Hers T Hogrrs. Patrick Henzel, Albert Kyan, .lohn Headline, lo ins Itunkskavaa, K I ! Hjertgvist, I I M Ninth. Mrs .loin,sun. i liartei smith, < has | | .loliansno, I ' Siinpsiin, Algoma Joyce, Joe Hoei L Fred Keppler, Mrs Kate KhWds. P H,."> Kelly, John Wafonl, D i n l \ n \ , Knot Hunraaaa, .lohn Krlly, W II s m a l l , Isa P l/ ing, A l f m l Vale' tine .his i : N-inmmi, S Y. \ "llnicr, .laeo'u l .ailie. Ilapllsle WSSMS, M g

I I I c a l l i n g fo r these letters the appl icant must ca l l f o r advert ised let ters and give date o f this l is t . One cent w i l l Is- col­l ec ted f o r each let ter . I f not called for w i t h i n two weeks they w i l l IM- sent to the dead letter office.

J . C. K i i'Pi.r.R. P. M .

T h e U r d l . l u n . Superintendent J . ('. Bidden came

down f r o m the Bed I. ion mine Saturday, b r i n g i n g w i t h h i m a chunk of bu l l i on of the value of $1,4*10. the result of eleven days run at the Bed I.ion m i l l . A f f a i r s at the mine are in a nour i sh ing condi t ion a m i the s tockholders are greatly encour­aged. Ten more stamps and a t r amway a r e to he added to the plant .

To Contractor*. Bids fo r the const ruct ion o f the M . K.

church b u i l d i n g w i l l be received at the parsonage, corner o f f l a k a n d T h i r d streets, where plans and specif icat ions can be seen. Bids must be in by Tues­day, Uspiatuber SO, at _' p. i n .

Tin- trustees reserve the r igh t to reject any o r a l l bids.

Smokers of the celebrated a n d o r i g i n a l "Cuban Blossoms" w i l l in f u t u r e f i n d every cigar and every box branded " L . M i l l s . " A l l others are coun te r fe i t . L . L i l l i s , l . L ' I U Second avenue, Nc.v Y o r k ,

I 'or Sa le .

Fine buggy team, impure at M c C a l l u m A Clout ier.

"BIG A L " RELEASED.

to r Sale. A new lot of household goixls, inc lud­

ing an upright p iano. Inquire o f C. Baker, corner Bircu and Seventh streets.

W a u l e d . Br igh t , act ive honorable boys to del iver

the m o r n i n g S I A M I A K D . Also U i sp r igh t ly boys to make street sales. A p p l y to S T A N -

I * A l ib off ice over C la rk Bros, bank , But te , Montana , a l f r o m H : i < 0 a. m . to 7 : 1 1 0 a. i n .

Go to Keefe's a m i get fresh oysters by the d ish , raw, stewed, f r i ed , bro i led or pan roasts.

e ——— -lohn Barkovic has moved out of the

Mi lwaukee Beer ha l l into his new place on Chestnut street, Is-twccn Second a m i T h i r d , and w i l l Is ' g lad to see a l l his o ld f r iends and supply them w i t h ice co ld Mi lwaukee beer.

Devine Bro.'s have removed f r o m Park avenue to First street, between Cellar and Cherry, and cont inue to keep a f lue stock of f a m i l y groceries, Ca l i fo rn i a w ines,Ken­tucky whiskies f o r f a m i l y use. Ca l l and sec us.

I . O. G. T . , K i n g bodge, No. 17, meets every Friday evening at Mat t i e Block ha l l . So jou rn ing members co rd ia l ly i n ­vi ted to at tend. A . J . BjJ x, ( \ T .

W . N . TenF.yek, secretary.

H e U Not NM M a n W a n t . , | f o r the M n r -i l r l Of M r * . D o M i l .

By the Standard's Sisvial Wire.

B L T T E , Sept 2 t * - " B i g A l " Van Leuven eame back from Helena to-day, where he a n d young Jack l).»wd were taken by of-l i e e r s .

V a n Leuven was ius |K-cted of l M >ing the man who had s|>ent Hat last n ight with the murdered woman k n o w n as Mrs . Jack D o w d . T w o French women had seen this m a n und l ie foru them Van Leuven was t aken f o r iden t i f i ca t ion . T i n y immedia te ly exc la imed that he was not the m a n . T h e m a n wanted was not so t a l l a m i had very heavy hair f a l l i n g low on his forehead, s o " B i g A I " was immedia te ly released. Young Jack wus not so for tuna te , however, f o r he is s t i l l held in custody. Van Leuven said to­n igh t that wi thout doubt Jack could prove an a l i b i , as he |>ersonally knew that Juck was i n Butte the m o r n i n g the murder was c o m m i t t e d and learned of i t by te legraph. T h e te legram was read t o Jack by the pro­pr ie tor o f the hs lg ing house where he slept wh i l e he was s t i l l in l ied. Jack's g r i e f at the death o f his w i f e was very marked , a l t hough she was k n o w n to IKI a w o m a n o f the t o w n . Tan LeUYen compla ins tha t he was shabbily treated by the Helena o f l i c i a l s , c l a i m i n g that they would not give h i m a chance to get some money previous to leaving Butte , and that when he was discharged they w o u l d not g ive h i m a cent f o r eat ing.

H a r v e s t Mxcura luna .

O n September 9 and 2 3 u n d October 14 there w i l l ne excursions v ia the U n i o n Pa­c i f i c f r o m Kastern points to Idaho, U t a h a n d M o l i l a l i a . The fu re f o r the round t r i p w i l l lie one single fa re .

E V A N S O P E R A H O U S E T H R E E N I G H T S

Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday S E P T . 29, 30 and OCT. L

RETURN OF T H E FAVORITES! The ( lever, Versat i le and F in i shed Young

Ar t ress ,

-SUPPORTED BY-iagc,

H A R R Y F . K E E N E ' S C O M P A N Y OF P l . A Y K l t S .

Opel i n ; ; Muin lav BMBtag in l i a r ley Campbel l ' s

beautiful Keasty Play,

Galley Slave. C H A N C E • O F • P L A Y • N I G H T L Y

Seats on sale at I ' laylers 's Viu* Store

AT T H E T A I L O R I N G E S T A B L I S H M E N T OK

0- SAYARD, F R O N T S T R 6 E T .

l i a s just ben rwahreia taresatrek at M i n i Winter Omuls. Tbe tarsi nbeot Panlalnonlng and SiutiiiLrs, n lm Ii will be made by only the In st of S H U H I at MNwratC pl ires,

• 0. SSVHRD, • Grand Central Hotel, - Front Street.

B U S W E L L Tin-:

At the I'.l-K 11IVK.

FIRST ST., ANACONDA Sewing machines for sale

or rent.

• J. C. KEPPLER • Anaconda, Montana.

Watchmaker and Jeweler, Dealer In

D I A M O N D S All Urades of

Watches, Clocks Jewelry, Op­tical Goods. Silverware, Etc.

The • Smith • Drug • Go., D R U G G I S T S .

DF .AI .KKS IN-

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^ ( l i m i i i v / u n i n v i f j I m i l l ! ' , V I I U J M I I I U V M u i u w u t

WALL PAPER, TOILET REQUISITES. AGENTS FOR OXZYN BALM and POWDER.

BREAD'S OLD STANDS Main Street, Anaconda, Montana.

V

HNHCONDH B R H N C H .

When you come up town step into our Store. You Cannot fail to find Money-Savers all over the I Iotis e.

A visit will con­

vince you that your

Dollar will purcJiasc

more goods than Two

Dollars will elsewhere.

Special prices to parties furnishing houses and parties pu chasing large bills. r-

TENTS, W A L L rAPRH, CARPETS, L I N O L E U M S . SHADES A N D BEDDING.

E X P R E S S CHARGES PHID.

D. J. Hennessy Mercantile Company

LOSEE & MAXWELL.

Are \ye going to be lost in the shuffle, or soaked in the Soup? Not if we know it. We are after the Shining Shekels and expect to get them by giving value for them.

COME • HND • S E E • US. and you'll find us death on the dicker.

•f OUR L I N E C O N S I S T S OF •

DRY +GOODS Men's, Children's and Ladies*

Shoes, Furnishing Goods, Hats, {Gaps, Etc.

We will see any price that's made elsewhere,'|and go it one better. Come and size up our pile of goods and you will see we are fixed to stay in the game. No fakements with us. A fair deal to all is our motto.

LOSEE & MAXWELL. N 6 X T D O O R T O P. O.