INTER MOUNTAIN'S ANACONDA BUREAU110 West Park Avenue-Telephone No. 69--Advertising Rates Furnished on Application.

COCHRAN WILLTURN OVER KEYS

Deposed School Board Clerkat Anaconda Concludes

to Give Up the Fight.

UGLY TANGLE IS NOWALL STRAIGHTENED OUT

Legal Opinion by Attorney J. H. Duffy

Puts a Stop to Proceedings on the

Part of the Man First Selected by the

Trustees-Mr. Custer Has a Clear

Field Ahead of Him.

SPFCIAL. 10 Tii? INTER MttiflAIN.Anaconda April a4. -James ( ,chran.

deposed clerk of the school hoard, will de-liver the keys of that office to the president of the board today.

This will settle the tangle into whichthe new hoard fell several da.ys ago whintit elected Mr. Cochran clerk.

The announcement In yesterday's IltterMountain to the effect that Mr. ( nchranwould not contest the election ct ClterkCuster was a decided sturprise.

It was thotught by a considlrrable num-her of Mr. Cochran's friends tlhat he hada first-class chance to hold the office. ailIthey were anxious to sece the fight made.

The opinion of Attorney J1I. I. )llfywhich had been sthmitted to Mr. ('cchranl.and which appeared in last evening's InterMountain, put a stop to further sprecn.l;-tion on the matter, however.

The attorney left little for the deposedclerk to do but to get out and give up thekeys.

r. I n)ufT- could find no law whichwould justiy fty r. ('nchrlan in holdilng theoflice, since the trustees had seen it torescind their action electiIng him anid hadSat another mian in that place.

Mr. Cochran's withdrawal from theaffair leaves Mr. ('ister secure in hisplace as clerk of the board, and unravelsa hadly-twisted mess that gase rromiseof causing no end of trouhile for the icho,,ltrustees for soine tiume to come.

TO PUT UP PRIZESMODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA

TO REWARD THOSE WHO

HUSTLE NEW MEMBERS.

a•r1 itt. II 7l111' Ital11 11 11si \ lAinaertla. April .t1 - Il the It nt;n

lwho stutnlrs the greateStl nlumlbe" iof IIappli -

lea ly June I a $.ju l.tltir l.llla i tl t an illbe wivctn.

lI hlet mitll Ittle h 11 ir(. iLIIl, i h \ih 111t11Ler $. S nl cash %11el Ire pit sresent l 1111 al t n l (i] li/ , r I iiiii. a vno l , •, h .lr •.

I ' \\,,-,h1 'i, hI ove. ,l•tcz h I 1., I 1-11hthil,1', herl' .old h] w 1' ,I• l ( n eto h r ilntL

i I IIIII .o i .' r tu - iit ill Ia.l k ;I' t in .

r il l l..h i iis in cl . rg t ,i I-c 1t1. l-qull.: t r.. hi'h is t I, n,.il 1 1n 1 in^iwthe tith ,,t May.

'Ie aI1" I ., I taiN lhinlks ait I': I it . nIt wiltn itut, . houtdt le st'curi . I h, ttttt.which is to cl..1s .h t.'e i. will I. . ul niirtl Ih a I,.nllll t, at v. hich tic l,:iv,- 11:'Ibe awardt"d.

Great Secrecy MainLtaned.

'nris, .\• .r i . ' Ihere Ii utli tiii - , , ii,Iw terl)' 1•, -nri lIr the 1II, 11 ,,r. tl l \ n.irr

bilt Rutherford t•u lnh gli .

All thir p,.1r:1.- whlonare in a |,esitl,.n to s•,leak ;,I he l ,w i 'II

lrine to 'I ts' lus, r It r Idlans ii,, a11,1 i!,, mt lin,14 ,f

SORE HANDSItching, Burning Palms,

Painful Finger Ends,

With Brittle, Shapeless,Discolored Nails,

As Well as Roughness andRedness.

One Night Treatment with Cuti-cura, the Great Skin Cure.

Soak the hands on retirlug In a strong,bot, creamy lather of Cuticura Soap.Dry and anoint freely with CuticuraOlutment, the great skin cure and purestof emolltents. Wear, during the night,old, loose kid gloves, or bandage lightlyton old, sort cotton or linen. For red,rough and ch~pped hands, dry, flsu"ied,itching, feverish palms, with brittle,obspeless nalls and painful fnger ends,tblstreatment a simply wonderful, froequently curing In a sinagle application.

Complete local and constitutionaltreatment for every humour of theskin, scalp and blood, with loss of hair,asy now be had for one dollar. Bathewith hot water and Cutloura Soup, tocleanse the surfcee of crust, and weales,and soften the thickened cuticle. Dry,without hard rubblig, and apply Cuti-san Ointment freely, to allay itching,Irritation and Inflammation, and sootheand heal, and lastly, take the CutlcuraResolvent, to cool and cleuanse the blood.This treatmnt afrbrds Instant relief,permits rest and sleep no the severestforms of Eczema and other itching,burning and scaly humours, and pointsto a speedy, permanent and economicalare of torturinag, disoiguring humours,

frh pimples to Scrofula, from infancyo ue whena all other remedles and theMsO-lyalolan faill.fan._ge , iw,."

TEACHERS DO HONORTO SUPT. J. A. KOONTZ

Instructors in the Anaconda Schools Make HandsomePresent to Their Learned Chief.

KPII'cAI. Tn ittE INICI'R Mot' TAIN.Anao'ndai, April 24. -i npecrintendent J.

A. KeoiNt 'ai ).rhterdsy t le recipient ofi bauti(iul waht(er pitcher asi reniieebrancefreint the teaclirr ui the public schocols ofAnconolea.The prtce.clt clwas rehiliaed byle the teaci-

crt tool w a+ given to the superintendent

ltited the l•reret conlsitedl of the MlishesMla I)IIgacll. Iv.iSngtliin anid Ilerry.

I'rtl. , lrmriel in the followhinjg worldclde- thIe prerlatintt :

"Iet ,lt tlhat ,ir ,tlccial and urialI re-latin. arl s•1 oll to be .evereIl, we hlavea , ,L l li re tli I r.re-l. forniiclly toi )iotinr ali ,re'i lir tiln of ell privilege of beinll

acoi Itteld wilth yon, ir the pasilt ichool,e.ar. er f eel thatl it hal, bre-c a greeat

,riilh,,t c to h v. elt e u d ulldler tt as• is t-ple icte Inli eit, bit it Ia.s ice-u n i greaterI, c iiIt e toi ieee h ie w .Illl a , cc e 'le amilti hiac lOCe lbitci elnor with )iotr frietd-ship.

'" uir life .before oi. frutii day to day,hac beee suIc ch ti itcpire it to noilercIh rt and Ihigher eide-ve r. iYour udeo-till It di ty alnd right cannot fail tomake thiese wi•cilh wht , i•leoct tre assoiciatedlIetter. IlBut at ainth I timees the-er ieeerewere,,- are. iolhe things, WilI they fainlly l x-Ic ee what we feel.

"I hlt )inn 1iav have .mething in future.eace lupon which the, eye cmay rest andlIthcreety r, call to metemry thloese wiho arey.r warmeset frie.nl ted wi ill so remainthrough prosperity r•,i•l adl•lecrity, we pre-sent to )oi, nn behalf of your corps ofteachers, tlie tis lken of remembranllcrce, not

MOOSE LAKE MINESARE GETTING BETTER

Sil IItl. iii I IIF IN'lll M5ift'NT I .An•,',,na. April :.4.--- .Martin Jhnvon,

ie of the plrrs rit ownlers of excellientmiining claiis iin the iMoose lake district.aie ii, wni frot that tinip iisterlday andtlis i

i, , ill the city giving atlcl tion to I ilil-

ir, irs rl;c.Ir i n g hI lls interests.Mr. Johnson said tod..y the - lislicht is

looking tip cionsidl.rrlly. lThoi.e wholii havealreudy begin their ,Iivelopllntrl worktherr this year .ire ptrgres. ingl in *inde

hIlli,. 'Ih l y hilg ,ire ailreadiy extractelwhich ill itself is a ilne tiiihd 'li(in of hat lillthere is in the' district.

At the Dunniili claims (re is tile t h il n piwhich is r.irly for shtpnilenil. It will hIthiltl d jus t a, %,,fll a1 the road, arep as ah ,c . in l, l h ito lip r ilit o f its traln s-ptort:Ition. \l .i .. ", ring brought to the!. trei . ,' eI, hll d ay . :Itil the w al1k ias M l l lpushed , tt h • i ',p• ily.

'111 . 1. 1 ,I t t. tl hichll is i a i.alr t of

CANNOT HOLD OFFICESFVIERAL RESIDENTS OF ANACONDA

ARE BARRED FROM FAT

POSITIONS.

H.s l IA iL II IlIII I N•Il 11 1 tIu NTAIt.\ n. lit ,,ti l,. .\I l i '1. Itt olt r ts Ill. t. ~ lai n

0,,,I"l, i!,I .e :1ii,,n111-1 t,. 1I .{tl, ,lh(,t1. •,Iit I rl i nl r n ikay hl i tel r i l arl. ll ii is

tIi a i l li Inpeclc, that ill ll t c t tI

I B tell ,l i tl pilt a cl lt. on the i Ia lin•l o, lI alu to'. \ 1%t,, I.. ,, t t , ' ItI '1 n ' thtlt t lnni nt of

tl • e, 11. 1 , • . ,N• pi ii on i eligih'ble ti any I iuntitipal

ofiW' r,tlttll r a lp•intiter. v..hi I, as no a -iti

uildll iitill iti il r in ii y fi"r at IaleJ l wlioy ur

sa iltntil tl A t Itl' -Fratlk I ltlina ord; t itau nt il tm, s noi e i ttit eisi titer

T aii'i Irel l Cthoiir .h, , o:inhi cii:lntm i d r it hisIliia e lii n Ie II V I ht, a t s irit•i thi s IIIl e toslcru et h onalll bl h I- ,ildlo l l'ation at thell hands

iof the i yor and Ih. •s t)'s le ishlite body.

MUST VISIT THE PERA•amconda, April a.I,-Frank Edwards

of (Zil)ak, 'Chril ian countyl , Misoulri,:wlatsi ito colll to AnacoI toi visit hiis

Ilcsin. R. .. iiarnttl t, wl holm i ie his f rea-son lt iclieve is herre.

I IIf dwcrds wishes an i l itrviw with

rclatice i s now iuc arc t, r ltd i th ie pri i i-

li iti teary. a hra lir ' ii t

Paullt iilrsiy iiflirt nileily e IfllIarnett i lit uttip 'froi i l h uc fr icrin t-

it all assault si lar J ine. I w ia, workin in ithe .elates hrtI bI C lsi lint, a troubl hl':-

AMUSEMENTSAnt.i, ti li \pril -:..- "There is as tilluch

dil'erenc, b itw .n !i'l ro'.s h .roinls :indti he r isl t itf oither dritnhy:i ti it. is theretis tiwealn so ti t hrdiltary ipi ce of chalk

lilt Cln IUlsi tiht fruit ofI h t g •f il a t aniuistagecraft," sa•lr Ro i-c I loull:i who C iip-

pliars t thel Malrgaret theater oi ondl. Illetilngl in "The Secold .llr's. Tailn uclay."

llali hoinei,' for Illetla, l ook s lid lrti

tPaula ofnhtuer ais more rsinne. lgainIstthanl siniling. I know in 1 feel the \ulieof slifuAptnhy thalt wi tr ti~u flori theaudiSnce diring that rrihl e lsupensivclast a it. h. 'oursIt tre a sre to tendsncyto array bcarl t womenil il it silks., latnsand laces andlll to inve't them' with a hallo.There is too mutch lsympathy of the litatld-lih type also. Lint 1•An!ta makes a bravelight. The saintly purity of Ait rell y T 'l a,-

ln fay'" l daulghter, the daily liassoci:it ionof this girl who has always worn 'thewhite flower of a spotless life.' heginr toIat into Paula's heart and mind. iShetortures herself with the kno wledge ofwhat might have bgn, and the girl her-.self. though she !!hows by no word or deedan abhorrence for Paula, looks like astout. IH'r prt.tnee is a constant irennderto Paula of her wasted years. The te:,uderhove of Anhry Tanqueray for his St.Elteain prompt aula's half sail, half sar-castic speech, 'There are two kinds oflove-one for the woman you respect, onefor the wNoantal ytill iove,' Personally Ithink those four acts of Pinero's mean thato1e- may never escap•lp the Consequences of

Mis h ('uhlanSl , oanly tioe p erformi-

Her company is said to be nil exceedinlyclever one, Miss Coblhao's adopteddaughter, Miss Alnes oslyn, who hasjust emerged from a convent school, Is

hrihng Ilonors with Miss Cohhlun asSaiint" Elllcaii,

much in intrinsic value lbut containinga wealth of tender memories that we wouldhave you treasure throughout a long anduseful life."

The action of the teachers was a greatsurprise to the superintendent and his re-ply was earnest and plainly denoted hisappreciation.

The teachers gave to Prof. Koont. thefollowing resolutions, which were signedby many of the instructors of the schoolsa

"We. the undersigned teachers of Ana-cornda schools, wish to express our appre-ciation and inucorsentrtn of J. A. Koonts,both as a mane and as an educator. Duringthe two years that Mr. Koonta has beensuperintendent of the Anaconda schoolsthe work has been systematised and theschools brought to a degree of efficiencynever before approached in their history.

"lie possesses rare ability as an or-eaniscr and is an untiring worker. His,scholarship is broad and liberal and he isthoroughly devoted to his work. We be-li.eve Mr. Koonta has no superior in theWest as an all-round school man. We be-liee that his leaving our schools now,when they are just beginning to reap thefruits of his large experience and his faith-fld industry, would be an irreparable lossto the schools.

"lut should he leave, we, who have beenintimately associated with him in workand have had a better opportunity to judgeboth of his integrity as a man and of thecharacter of his work than anyone elsecan possibly have, give him most unre-servedly our indorsement as one of thebest superintendents we have ever known."

also. Mr. Johnson's claims are locatedthereabout.

lie speaks well of the country imme-dtiately about his own claims, but re-frained from boasting of what he and his;•ssociates expected to have there.

In fact Mr. Johnson taiKed more inter-estillgly of the other fellows' claims when-ever approached on the mining countryin which he is seeking fortune.

The Moose Lake company, recently in-crrlorated by local people, continues toomakec preparations for a most active cam-

paign this year. Workmen are on thegrounll with everything that is necessaryto push developIment.

The compnany intends to rush its work:m that by fall its ore will be in abundance

fir shipment, for they feel there is no,l-•lt ;as to the richness of the district.

'IThe company has som(,e of the bestc';lils• in the vicinity thereabouts, and-iee there is plenty" of capital back of theinew orgIaniztion it is likely that actualrtInlt% will not he ong in coming.

WILL HAYE A CHURCHNORWEGIAN EVANGELICAL LUTHER-

ANS HAVE BEEN FORMALLY

INCORPORATED.

.I'L( 1 . 10 l r THE INIFR MOit NrAI N,Analindlla. April 24.- Anaconda is to

have a Norwegianl Evangelical L.utheranchurtch. The congregation has just beenilmi rlpor;ilte and will begin work at once.It is hIiurd to erect an editice for worshipiii te lnea;ir future.The pretsent church is located at the

crlnr iof Fifth and (cdar streets. 'Rev.Mr. hlJlhnson is pastor. The congregationis g~od-sized and con.tantlly on the in-creaie.

'Ilhe ilncorporation papers for the con-grcgat;io are signed by John Jacobson,Pi ter Jackson and Peter Moe. Our Sa-vior's is the name chosen for the church.

ANACONDA BRIEFSA. D. T. messenger-prompt, reliable.Ir. T. (;. lleine of Illutte was in the city

yesterday.For thic best job printing call at the Inter

Mountain office. Prompt and always just whatyou order. No. ilo West Park avenue, Analconda.

A Insket and ice cream social will he held in'the Afllican Methodist Episcopal mission hall,Mattie block. East Conmmercial avenue, thisevesting at 8 o'clock.For sale, cheap-One 6.foot and one I.loot

plate top display cases, one shuffle board, one

pInge-pong E tabhle, on ine h. engine. L.

) erOl htlst Par, Anaconda,All members of the ('rittenton circle are In.iled to Irmet with the W. C. T. U. this after-

It. II. T'wohy is in Hlavre on business.J. II. ltraselton of IButte is here on business.,\ f;hse alsrtrn was turned in from the lumbel

y;rd of the Anaconda company yesterday.Ice creamt soda, pore fruit flavors. Ice cream

wholesale and retail t )aile lr, sot East Park.eliemember Schlit beer that made Milwaukee

fancuts. Always ol tIap at Anderson & liss.siln', N-. 0 lEast li'hlrd street.

KEEPS ACTRESS OFF STAGETrial of Husband for Murder Changes

Program in Milwaukee.

SV AS.Oc4iIA'l D P Et' ti. ,Milwaukee, \, iu April 24.-It was an-

nounced from the stage last night thatMrs. Lillian Schissler was too sick to ap-pear at the South Side theater.

tHer hiuslband is oni trial for murder.lie shot F. W. kuel, a batik clerk ofWatertown, two tmonlltihs ago because Ruelcame from the theater late at night with.lrs. Schissler in a carriage. Schisaler,a saloonkeeper and a bookmaker, ha4kept his y,,ung wife in luxury.

As tliis I.illianl O(.)elllod she hadl beeni lipliil with ynllltg I uel at the FaustSchool of Acting.The Murphy stock company opened at a

nerw famnily theater on the .-outh side andMiss Desmniond was advertised to take thepart of Emily Stevermiont in "The Ticketof I.eave Alan."The house was crowded, miit of the

atudinlce being preseiit to ace .Mrs. Schiss-ler..\t the last lmomentlt the director an-

noulnced that she was too sick to appear,blt the Imanatlgement hoped she would IMalle to take part next week.

Mrs. Schlsler's sudden illness sur-prised her frie,tds, who knew nothingof it.

the rulmir is current that the police;iterfered to prevent her appearance onthe local stage while her husband's trialis ott. Chief Jansen, however, would notcotinirit hinmself on this point.

Gets Medal of Merit.('"lienlnagrn. April a3. King Christian ihas

dteciautet ('slgiain Stvcrdrnp, Arctic explorer,with the golden medal of merit.

PREPARING PLANFOR A RECEPTION

Mayor Stephens' CommitteeWill Hold an Important

Meeting Tonight.

DEFINITE STEPS WILLBE TAKEN AT ONCE

All Citizens of Anaconda Are Invited toParticipate in the Deliberations Inci-dent to the Greeting to Be Extended

to the President of the United Statesin Butte Within a Few Days.

SPt( IAL TO TIlE INTR Mlot'NTAI~.Anaconda, April a4.-Mayor Stephens' comn

t liter which is to meet tonilht at the city hallf..r the purpose of arranling for the trip toIlttie on the occa, ,n of President Roosevelt's,oit there, will get down to business as soonpoissible.I ie rail is made by the mayor for this even

vn r 58 o'clock.All citiasns who take an interest in suchafflairs and who would be pleased to join in the,ork, are expected to be present.'Il he meeting held a few evenings ago was

productive of some good results.At that time Mayor Stelphens. on a vote of

t!,e mreting, appointed a committee of Ius,reidents who were expected to meet this even.iYg for the purpose of arranging a course ofprocedure and to appoint sub-committees.I le mayor wants it understood that all those

iv loer names were not included in the list willbe welcomed at tonight's meeting.

The committee of trs names was selected sothat there would be some kind of a starter forthe work.

It is expected the Anacondans will join withtl:e lltttte people in the parade that is to beI. Id in that city and in the other matters that.all be arranged for the president's visit.

All in all Anaconda is prepared to show'tresident Roosevelt as much courtesy while he

i% in Butte as though his visit were arrangedto include a trip to the Smelter City itself.

GOING AFTER BEARMARTIN JOHNSON AND SEVERAL

FRIENDS PREPARING FOR A TRIPINTO BITTER ROOT COUNTRY.

CPECIAL TO TilHE INTER MOUNTAIN.Anaconda, April 4.--Martin Johnson and a

party of local sportsmnen expect to start withina few days on a bear hunt into the Bitter Rootcountry.

Mlr. Johnson has a number of Aerie Daleterriers. known to be the best bear dogs inraxi otnce.

The dogs were brought from St. Louis lastyear at a cost of several hundred dollars. Thisp trin there have been several pups born intothe alog family, and in consequence there willp-,ot he some of the finest bear dogs in M.lon

t:an to ie found anywhere.Th'le older dog. are well trained andl it is

thought.thalt the Anacondla hear hunters willtind solme of the tbit oii hunting oil this tripAt this tnie h.er, ar thrIvting in the bitterit sv.unirv.

M'CLERNAN EXCUSES JURORSCases Against W. H. Van Horn and Ed-

ward Furlong Are Postponed.

Ilnlge McClernan this morning excusedLI- jury panel until next luesday mnorn-

i. :. %hi curt being engaged in the Kel-I y cas;e.

I hii was the day the cases of \V. II.\,i I orn. charged with burglary, andIlvi;ardl Furlon" alias "Jcko Kid."c< .rged with roibbery, were set to be tried,

Iit the court postponed them both for av 1"ck onil account of its occupation.l he witnesses in both cases were ex-a cred for the period named.

TWO IN A MUDDLEGALLATIN COUNTY RANCHERS DO

HEAVY STUNTS UPON ANUP-TO-DATE PIKE.

HORSE IN UP TO HIS EARS

Driver Goes in Trying to Rescue Beast-Then Cameron Comes Along and

Gets in Very Bad.

SPECIAL TO TIlE INTERI Mt'N rAIc.

liozeman, April 24.-There are two menin ltozeman who never will forget the finet ,untry pike which runs out west of thet,,wn.

I hey are Bronx Martin and Dan Cam-ccrn. Both have had hair-raising, to say

",,thing of choler-raising, experlence oiltlii pike, which L)avid Hartum would haleijoiced to see tile deacon doing stunts on,

'cith that horse which was guaranteed to1,and "without hitching."

Several days ago Mr. and Mrs. Martin,iV ho live on their ranch out toward theccvst. started to drive to town. Half wayt.. the city, their horse suddenly disap-i dared., H e had fallen into a mudhole upI,, the tips of his ears.

Fell in Himself.The animal was in imminent danger of

S:owning. Martin leaped out and man--4red to pull its head above water. With" great effort, during which he fell intothe hole himself and was covered withIlad. he was enabled to keep it there.

Thirty long minutes, each a century ors, in duration, he sat on the edge of thathlle, up to his thighs in water and mud,hldiicg on to his horse's head for dearIlic.

At last a rancher came along and be-t•tein the two, the animal was unhitchedaid dragged from the mire. Mrs. M'artinhIal sat in the buggy, meanwhile, in hys-tt rict.

Martin had a gash in his knee, where the,a ast, frantic in its struggles, kicked him,

a;ii was mire from tip to toe.

Cameron Got Wise.I)on Cameron heard of the incident and

I .'ing occasion to go out that way nextday, determined to show the Martins howc;sy it is to get by a mudhole, if yout onlyklccw how. So when he drew near thefat;al spot he whipped up his beasts andg,,t them into a mad gallop.

At the proper point and second he ap.pllchd the whip and they leaped. But alasfcr the best laid plans of mice and Cam-

'I he traces snapped, the pole broke asif it were glass and when Cameron recov-ered he was lying in the bottom of hiswacn, which was stuck fast in the mud.hole, the hind wheels out of sight, and

TiE SOPPER eITYMen's Purnishing Section.

This drtm t of our tor contain such a comprehensive as-sortment of "Men's Nedfule," the product of the best manufacturersof the country, that it would be impossib for us to even mentionon half of th goods in this spae. Whatever you may want inthe way of Shirts for dress or busines wean Underwear, that willgive you excellent servic Hosiery, fast black in handsoms fancy

es •Collars of the very latest shapes; or the best Neckwearde this country for style and quality--ll these things and re

you will find here at smaller prices than others will cha~e for thesame qualit and you always have that "satisfied feling" thatpurchasing n this store always affords.-- -- ---------- ____ _ _____A Word About Neckwear

Fashion decrees that shapes may go to eitherextreme-very large or very small-and we haveIn stock a generous supply of each.

For those who like the small shapes we have"Midgets" In very narrow four-in-hands andstring ties. These are made from exquisite silksand the patterns are certainly beautiful.

Our prices for these lines are as low as any* store in the United States, quality considered.

" The prices are.............................

78c, SOc and 25cAt present we are showing a most extensive assortment of

"New Windsor Ties," now becoming quite popular with outingand negligee shirts. They are made up in the finest surah andpongee silk, and also in grenadines, an4 in an elegant assort-ment of patterns. The price is. ..............75 nta

Shirts for Outing orNegligee Wear

Our'lines of shirts for outingand negligee wear this season arethe most varied and extensive wehave ever yet shown, from thelowest priced up to the veryfinest in Ceylon Flannel, Silk andWool mixtures and all silk.

Priced from 500 up to .......

$7.8O

Men's UnderwearThree very special values in men's mediumiweight underwear-ribbed balbriggan, wellmade and finished, taped seams, extraII spliced seats, and sateen waistbands. Alsofine natural merino and camel's hair. Choice

* 75c Each

everything the Best

We Are Opening the Season in

Ice Creamand

Ice Cream SodaIn our remodeled establishamont. We have the finest lineof *eNPBSTIleNRY ANOelARRS to be had In thestate. A trial will mean to usthe assurance of your con.tinued patronage.

The BowlingAlleys

On the flooeer Below have been re.fitteL with the finest equipment.

DAIGLER'SNo. 201 E. Park, Anaconda

his team were frisking their heels a miledown the road.

Cameron was finally extricated, withdifficult, by the aid of two teams. lie isnow a sadder and wiser man, as the dam-ages to his outfit foot up to a pretty figure.

But the hole is still doing business atthe old stand, ready for fresh victims andyawns capacious, smiling in the noondaysun.

Greeting for the King.

iY ASIOCIATE.D PRilSS.Rcle., April J4.-King Victor Emanuel

sent a personal telegram to King Edwardgreeting him on his arrival, which King Ed-ward answered immediately, saying he felt asif he was among old friends.

Governor Richards Worse.tY ASSO'IArTED PREsR.

Cheyenne, \V)o.. April 4. -- Thue condition ofG(;ov, eforest Richards has taken a chanJge forthe worse, and hre is now considered criticallyill, A physician is in attendance constanttly.

Idaho's Governor Departs,BY ASOCtIATED PRhEB.,Hoise, Idaho, April 4.--(;overnor Morrison

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ry. Co.Passenger Time Table--March :, 1903.

WESTBOUND. EASTBOUND.Local Leave Arrive Local Leave ArriveTrains. Butte. Anaconda. Trains. Anaconda. lIutte.No. i- H., A. & P.... za:oo a. in. .Jo:o a. m. No. a--B., A. & P.... 8:30Jo a. m. p:a5 a. in,No. r--lA. & P ... , i:ao p. m. a:i5 p.m. No. ., A. & .... tiia a. m. a:o p.m.No. -U, A. & P.... 4:50 p. m. s:4S P. m. No. 6--H., A. P.... 1 :ao p. m. 4:15 p. i.No. -- ,. A. & I'.... i;:s P m. ia4o a.mI. No. I-B., A & P... o3:j p.m. f:30 p, m.ao make cnctoa t with Northern Pacific railway \estbound trains at Durant leave

Anaenda at ti:ao a. m., :ao m. m.and 6i.?. p. nr.To make connection with Northern Paclfic railway Eastbound trains at Butte leave Ana.c ona at. i :so a. m. and 6:3 p. m.To make connecaeop wit UOregon Short Line railroad at Silver Bow leave Anacondaat J:ao p.m. .'Ticketa on ule at city ticket olfce (Wrest Northern Railwsy), No. 45 North Maln street,and at passenger station, Butte, Anaconda & •P aglic RMulway.

The Daly Bank and TrustCompany of Anaconda

Anaconda, Montana

Gcneral banking in all branches. Sellexchanges on New York, Chicago, St.Paul. Omaha, Sasn Francisco, etc., anddraw direct on the principal cities ofIEnglanld, France, Ireland. Germany andthe Orient. Deposits on $S.oo andupw ard received.

Correspon entsNational City hank. New York: FirstNational bank, Chicago; First Nationalbank, St. Paul; Omaha National bank,Omaha; Bank of California, San Fran-cisco.

John R. Toole. president; M. B.Greenwood, vice president: Louis V.Bennett, cashier; F. C, Norbeck, as-sistant cashier.

Money Won IsMoney Earned

A safe play or a good betcan always be made by the wire.

They're Beating Us HardWhy can't you do it as well?

Turf Exchange Pool RoomsBar and Club Rooms In Connection.Main Street. Anaoonda.

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In the Leading Restaurant In Ana-condus, because our Treatment is mostCourteottus and our table the Finest. Ifyou want good food, prepared to suity'our taste, call at

Ihe SuccessEast Park St. Anaconda.

left tonight for St. Louis to be present at thedeU'gttory services of the iLouisiana Purchaseexposition. While there he will gather suchinformation as may be of value in preparingfor participation by this state in the exposition