The Anaconda Standard from Anaconda, Montana • 5

THE ANACONDA STAND AJ2D: FKIDAY MORNING. MAX" 19. 1905. AflACOIIDA HEWS. EIGHTH -GBADE rXAMS" THE COPPER-CITY PETtB'S FAIR PUPILS OF WILLOW GLEN DISTRICT PASS WITH HIGH HONORS.

1 I 'f I THE CQPRERITY THE HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES --'r MISS. AGAES FIRST SECURES THB LADY'S GOLD WATCHt. Children's- Days Friday and Saturday OTHER CONTEST I WINNERS Seniors prepariaar for commencement programme and are ion engaged in taking- final examina. tions-At the Margaret theater. These two days we set apart for the benefit of the children of Anaconda.

Every-' thing for boys and girls will be reduced. Saturday afternoon, 2:30 to 4:30, we will have a special musical programme and crive a handsome souvenir tn everv Hanr of the articles donatedoffered at auction, and this will be continued until the close of the fair. school child visiting the store. Come and bring the little ones, you will enjoy the concert yourself Children's Wash Dresses Boys' Clothing More than 400 styles go to make up our new show One of the most exciting ot tne events yet decided at St. Peter's fair was the voting for the lady's gold watch last night.

There was a great crowd present and during the closing hours of the contest the money fairly poured in. Miss Agnes Furst won, receiving 6,455 votes, and Miss Mary Grus was second ing for the spring and summer. This stupendous variety from the cheapest to the best in all sorts of fabrics, should appeal to every mother in Ana Everything in clothing for boys little and big. We know the needs of Anaconda boys, and these are met fully and economically by the clothing we carry. It has every quality that the most exacting mothers insist that their boys' clothing should have.

Xo handsomer or better made or better wearing clothing can be made. The keynote always is: The best fabrics, the most careful making, the strongest stitching, conda." "We feel certain If you 'will examine the, materials and Avork in these little dresses you will be agreeably surprised. For children's day, as an inducement to you to give them a look, we take perfect fitting. Big, new line. For children's day fcjy 20 Off Regular Prices 20 Off Regular Prices Infants' Lawn Bonnets Leghorn Hats Boys' Waists Children straw sata, wide brim and.

infants' lawn bonnet, slurhtlv Children's fine Leghorn hats; trimmed Lot of boys' "Mother's Friend" waists, high crown, ribbon band and stream- 1Ml Ui inianih lawn Donners, sngmiy i ers regular 50c value For "I soiled vales to $1, will 1 7 I what ther are ch ldregnay 25( kWd out at 777TTT vT J0 Of Pce everywhere $1. For CCC cnuarens aay $1.50. For children's day. children's day JUL -p- Boys straw Mull Hats Children's Play Suits Japanese Kimonos Eig display of boys straw hats in all jori rrt ia a -i the new shapes for spring plain and Children ruffled mull and lawn hats, rls, 2 to 8 iTZt lie mama's pretty 2 fancv straw fof hov to ifi vear -in u- Jears" made of good denim, double maae 3U8t mammas, pretty tor At6LxTo Pink'Uead-hite, with lace trim- mftdJ sortment of color. patter GirL, do mmg; worth all QCn always at 75c.

For C(r en you -see them you wiU want dozen hats, orth up to dg one. For children's Sale of anfc Hose, Boys' Windsor Ties, Girls' Handkerchiefs, Hair Ribbons and Gloves I Girls' Hair Ribbons Only 5c Miss May McHugh, county superintendent of schools, yesterday completed marking the examination papers of the pupils of the county school districts which have bo tar reached her office. Sixf 4he pupils of the Willow Glen district passed with high honors and one pupil of the Fish Trap school also scored high markings. Those who passed the eighth grade examinations at the Willow Glen school are Retta Miller, Mattie Rasmussen, Alice Jessen, Annie Miller, Neota Para and Rachel James. Miss Annie Calvert of Fish Trap will also receive her eighth grade sheepskin.

Miss McHugh there will be quite a number of the eighth grade pupils in other districts who will take the examination which will take place in August. The senior class of the Anaconda high school is making great preparation for the graduation exercises which will take place next Thursday evening at the Margaret theater. The final examinations have begun and will continue until one day next week. School will close on Friday next with a cantata given by the pupils of the grammar grades. The programme for the commencement exercises at the Margaret theater follows: Invocation Rev.

F. N. Minnick Song, "Drum Major of Schneider's Band" Chorus Essay, "Fashions in Literature" C. Marcille Duet, "Love's Dreamland" W. Tuchscherer and E.

Tucker Essay, "If We Were Our Grandfathers" Georgia Sarchet Solo, "Fleeting Days" Mrs. H. V. De Guinon Class Essay, "He Who Does Not Advance Goes Backward" Lida Gilchrist Violin -solo, "Old Folks at M. Lewis "Class Prophecy" York Class song High school chorus Presentation of diplomas P.

H. Cuddihy Song, school chorus Beautify your complexion with little cost. If you wish a smooth, clear, creamlike complexion, r03y cheeks, laughing eyes, take Holllster's Rocky Mountain Tea, greatest beautifler known. 35 cents. Smith Drug Co.

Skirt Sale $3,25. There are about 40 in this lot, good $5.50 values, splendid work skirts. On sale to-day for $3.25. At McRae's. BIG HOLE TELEPHONE SERVICE.

The son of Mr. Woodruff, one of the principal ranchmen In the Big Hole basin, returned yesterday to his home after a brief visit irt Anaconda. Mr. Woodruff said that the- Big Hole farm-! ers and stockmen are much Interested in the proposed telephone connection with Anacojfla and he believes that nearly all of those beyond Ralston will contribute liberally toward the extension of the line to Wisdom and Bowen. He promised to take up the matter with these people at once and to secure their co-operation with Anaconda business men in the extension of the line.

Mr. Woodruff also said that the Big Hole people are elated over the prospect of securing a daily mall service from Anaconda. Two Lots Drummers' Sample Hose. Fancy lot hose worth 35c to 50c. Tour choice for 15c pair.

Lot No. 2, sample hose, to buy in the regular way, 65c to $1.25. Your choice for 35c pair. Strain's. Millinery Sale 1-4 Off.

Hats to suit everybody, all colors and all styles and large quantities to select from. All included in this sale at 25 per cent, off the regular price. Mc-Rae. The so-called "strained relations" between Sweden and Norway have happily not made themselves felt In Ana These ribbons are purely all silk 'and sold for 10c and "12 yard, ii Thank, nl.ln wnn nrm.it 1 1 I. the beautiful watch and Miss Grus was presented with tb very handsome rosary set with Montana sapphires.

The silver set was awarded to James Connolly. William Marion was second. The silver set was donated to tne fair by the Sisters of St. Ann's hospital. James R.

Chambers won the lady doll. Barney Duffy captured the $50 suit of cjothes donated to the fair by Dan Kowske and John Finn secured the sideboard donated by D. Hennessy. Niss Mae Sullivan won the fancy sofa pillow and W. J.

Allen captured a suit of clothes donated to the fair by -Thomas Luxton and valued at $45. Ticket No. 1,357 captured the doll and the is requested to call at the fair for the property. The contest for the diamond ring between Miss Mae Gallagher and Miss iMary Gartland will close this evening, as will also the contest for the $450 piano. It has been definitely decided to close the fair Saturday night, when the contest for the Shetland ponies donated by Thomas Gavin will be decided.

There will also be contests for two milch cows, a steel range, rug, sideboard and many other valuable articles. At the fancy work booth there are many very beautiful articles that will be disposed of before the close of the fair. At this 'booth there is a new Savage rifle that many gentlemen are anxious to secure and it will probably be carried away to-night. ORE FOUND IN ROYAL MINE Leasers And body of shipping: ore and the mill is to be started up. A.

Pike, who with others has 'a lease on the Royal mine west of Anaconda, came in from that property yesterday and is arranging to move to the mine with his wife, to remain permanently. Mr. Pike has four men at work and as soon as the roads are in shape for ore shipments, this force will be Increased. This week a fine body of ore was struck, which contains a considerable amount of shipping1 This will be sent to the smelters for treatment and the low-grade ore will be run through the Royal mill. Mr.

Pike is much encouraged by the outlook. Shipping, however, is difficult at present. Since May 1 more than 50 inches of snow have fallen at the mine and the snow is now fully four feet on the leved up there. It will be some time before the roads are in condition for freighting. MRS, LAPPIN IS GOING EAST.

Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lappin and two children will leave to-day for their old home in Pennsylvania for the benefit of Mrs. Lappin's health. Mr.

Lap-pin expects to return to his farm in the course of three or four weeks. Boys' and Girls' Stockings for 25c The best value we have ever had to offer at this popular prices. those bicycle hose for boys, extra heavy rib, that wear like iron. Then, for the girls, there's those very fine French ribbed stockings that flt-eo neatly and wear so well; these in all sizes from 5 to regular 35c values. 7 For this special sale, ItQS Boys' Windsor Ties 29c Purely all-silk Windsors a beautiful asrartmenTof pretty checks, plaids and stripes; bright, cheerful colors that boys Boys' and Girls' Stockings for 10c 60 ijozen In this lot, all sizes from 5 to 9.

These are made of strong, sturdy cotton and are absolutely fast black, with double knees and cut full, heavy ribbed; suitable for boys or girls and worth at least 15c pair, Special, lflf while they last, pair. Boys' and Girls' Stockings for 15c An exceptional value a stocking that you would expect to pay at least 20c for; In fact, that's what they have been sellinsr a. la.nj 6wu iuui uucui. ui L'uium in wversi wiams, desirable for hair ribbons, etc. Sale price, yard 15c and 20c Ribbons for 10c Every wanted color in" "this "aisortinent of all silk ribbons; popular widths for hair bows and a quality that will wear well; ribbons that would sell in a regular way for lft 15c and 20c.

Special sale price, yard IvC Misses and Children's Gloves All sizes in these popular washable gloves, in such colors a white, navy and red. In lisle and silk, made Just like the ladies and are very dressy for little folks. Ask to see they. Selling for, pair, 60c, 35c and 29c aamire; generously long ones and the regular width. A special value for ,..1.

Girls' Handkerchiefs 6 for 25c Made of very fine, sheer linen, lawn, neatly hemstitched edges, in all white only; the regulation size handkerchief one that is usually sold for 8 l-3c each. "We only have a limited quantity of these. WhUe they last. IZn 5c each, elx for uW for. They are the celebrated Burlington black and come in all sizes ana win reive excellent satisfaction.

15c these 20c Clockings selling SHERIFFS OF MONTANA MEETING CALLED IJJ THE CITY OF HELENA SATURDAY. DON'T PAY RENT OLD ASSOCIATION IS REVIVED Many questions of importance to the officers ready for discussion. Mar attack tbe mlleasre law passed by the last legislature. OWN A HOME OF YOUR OWN Which Does Baby Like Best? Malted Hilk Mellin's Food Peptogenic Milk Powder Eskay's Food Imperial Granum Nestle's Food Emeral Food or Sunbright's Cal. Food We Have Them In All Sizes and FRESH STANDARD DRUG 210 East Park STORE Tel.

127B McHenry'5 Extracts Are the Best None better None Letter knows If Sheriff Fleming can get away from his official duties he will probably attend the meeting of sheriffs called May 20, at Helena, for the purpose of reorganizing the old sheriffs association of Montana. It Is quite likely that all of the 26 sheriffs in the state will be present and that an organization will be perfected that will be of Why continue to pay tribute to landlord when you can )ust as well be free and independent For a. limited period the Townsito Dep't will sell Iota ct 25 PER CENTl REDUCTION FROM LISTED PRICES TIT TV7 One-third down; one-third in six months; balance in JL JLLsJLX1yAO one yea.n interest on deferred payments at 6 per cent, per annum. Taxes for 1905 paid. conda as yet, and never will.

The two nationalities live on the most cordial of terms. They use each other's churches, intermarry; if one nation goes broke between paydays the other was never known to refuse to dig up, and they have invariably a general all-round good time together. Like most of us, they have troubles of their own, nearer home, and very sensibly leave the governmental troubles of the old countries to be adjusted by the people over there and who no doubt also will adjust them. Next to living on good terms with everybody, there is nothing like Thueson's clothes. They are, being made to suit all nations.

Millinery. Hats in all shapes and shades. We cannot attempt to describe each individual style. We want you to come and see for1 yourself. Strain's.

Snit Sale 10.75. Suits up to $27.50 on sale to-day for $19.75 at McRae's. NOW IS TIME TO BUY AND BUILD THERE'S an air of rtylesnd" dutincbon about A McKIBBIN DERBY that is a fitting companion to its sterling wearing qualities. McKibbm Derbies which come in high, low and medium crowns are favorites with best dressers everywhere. FOR SALE BY SEE FLAT AND PRICES AT OFFICE CORNER COMMERCIAL AVENVE AND OAK STREET Smith's Livery, Feed and Boarding Stables Corner Third and Cedar, Anaconda.

Telephone 32. Satisfactory turnouts, good roadsters. Smith has no room in his barn for plugs. Best service in the city avsil-able here at reasonable prices. Hearse in connection.

COPIXI7S CLOTHING CO. CstaUbhes! I8M lacorsersied DALY BANK AKr which he has held since March 1, and will devote his attention to his mining interests up Sheep gulch. Hats at big discount to-tday at Many Watches benefit both to the officers and to the good citizens of the state generally. One of the objects of the organization is to permit the chief peace officers of the state to become better ac-quaintd with each other and to arrange a plan for the systematic pursuit of fleeing criminals, as well as the detection and punishment of crime. Many a criminal has been permitted to escape through the carelessness of officials In adjoining counties.

A code will be arranged so that officers can communicate with each other cheaply and secretly by wire and other modern Improvements in the thief-catching business will be established. It may be that the sheriffs will take up and discuss the law passed by the last legislature cutting down the mileage fees for the transportation of prisoners. Some of the officers are aaid to be of the opinion that the law ia defective and they will advocate sending a test case to the supreme court. If this is decided upon an attorney will be employed and the sheriff of Lewis and Clark county will be asked to bring the action. It is also probable that a representative will be sent to the next annual meeting of the National Sheriffs' association.

ABOUT THE CITY. Bicycles at Stagg's. Clerks meet to-night. Verberckmoes, leading optician. Ice cream sodas, 211 Bast Park.

K. J. Murphy arrived in the city yesterday from Butte. Charles D. Vail was in the city yesterday from Butte.

A datighUr was born to the wife of Hardife May 12. Snaps in carpets and linoleums while the stock lasts. Ehret's. i W. W.

Simmons and son were. In the city yesterday from Butte. A good way to be always pleasant la to smoke. Lag. Jpalmas Twenty per cent, discount in Ham-merslough's art room this Ry.

H. O. Svare of tbe Norwegian TRVST COMPAUr Lutheran church has returned to the city from a trip to Helena. Walter Staton has returned from a trip to the Big Hole country. Joseph Qker, deputy state land agent, was a visitor in Anaconda yesterday.

Highest cash prices paid for secondhand goods. Zollman, 407 East Park. Attorney R. L. Clinton of Butte was in the city yesterday for a few hours.

Twenty-live per cent, discount on all fancy china and cut glass. Copper City Commercial company. The W. C. T.

U. Will meet this afternoon with Mrs. M. D. Logan, 416 Oak street.

I Are ruined, not by time, buTby bad handling. Sometimes you both get left your watch Is left fob repairs after you are left because of failure to give It proper care. Your WATCH is blamed for YO0TR NEGLECT. A TIMEPIECE if it is ONE should be cleaned and replied every 18 Or ANACONDA CAPITAL Surplus tad VncWi rreHutJS.C A Isstsrsl banklai kwiiiMss trtnnt" Accamita selicitsaU Csrrs spa4e lvi4. JOHN R.

TOOLK. Praidnt. M. B. ORESNWOOr.

ics Pra LOUIS V. BENNETT. CssMr, MORfiCK. Asalsutnt Cc 11 points. Mr.

Thomas is the chief sampler at the smelter. The soil being taken off the library grounds in grading for the cement walk is being hauled on the city common. Twenty-five per cent, discount on all fancy china and cut glass. Copper City Commercial company. J.

T. Terry, superintendent of the Southern Cross mill at Georgetown, Is in the city looking after business matters. Twenty-five per cent, discount on all fancy china and cut glass. Copper City Commercial company. Word was received In Anaconda yesterday-that Lew Coleman and Miss 1.

Seeneld were married at Chatfleld, Minn. I If It isi worth your while to save dollars on your purchases in the furniture, carpet and crockery lines, go to Ehret's while the stock Is offered at retail. A deed was filed in tbe office of the clerk and recorder yesterday transferring, the south half of lot 10, block 66, city of Anaconda, from Mary Rom to George Bartch. M. Hendricks bas resigned the position, of depu.ty4 Half Price ladles' Shirt Waist 8lts.

We have 25 shirt waist suits. Tour choice for balf what they would really be worth If bought In regular way. Strain's. j. Furniture for sale for four-room house; also bouse for rent.

SIS Maple street. i Don't miss the skirt sale to-day. 13.50 values for $3.25. At McRae's. Card ot Tkaaks.

I fi I. desire to cordially thank the Cath-oiio Order of Foresters for the prompt payment ot insurance on the life of my late husband. MART B. Sasasseii Dress CtoaAa. One lot voiles and organdies; worth 15o and up, on sale at 11c.

Lot crepes, ginghams, lawns, worth 20c to SOo, on sale for 15c. Strain's, 'Skirt sale-to-day, 13.50 each, at Mc- p. tL Chicken rllnnpr frnm 1 until months at the least, as In that time the oil will have lost its lubricating qualitiesywhen the watch begins WEAR. Tura Our Way When You Want Proper Care Keppler Jewelry Co. Saturday at the Catholic fair.

Price, 35 cents. Air carpets bought this week, no charge for making or laying. Copper City Commercial company. One-fourth oft on air go-carts and baby buggies. 'Copper City Commer.

clal company. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Thomas and daughter have returned to Anaconda from trip ta Nevada ,112 Main Street Established 1864. tV'l UK PARK.

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