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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1903
Page
2
Estate of the late Herman Gans seeks funds from a sale of stock invoiced at 55000 on New Year’s Day. The dealer promises honest pricing and urges buyers to take advantage of bargains on overcoats and kersey coats offered well below typical retail.
In a nine day estate settling sale hats are offered at drastic cuts. Splendid soft hats in many styles priced at 1.50 and 4.00 for a low crown wide brim fashion, now 2.85 for 9 days only.
Note shows legislative adjournment to Monday afternoon and a heavy local ad selling Gans & Klein shoes at $4 ship price $2.65 cash. Also lists bills, committee actions, introductions, and votes in a continued legislative session with district court appeal changes and livestock inspections.
Preparations under Mrs. R. S. Tolan progress for a February 24 flower dance at the Margaret theater under the League of the Sacred Heart. The elocutionist leads a city cast of talented young women with regular rehearsals and high expectations for a refined, entertaining program.
Thousands seek heavy underwear at half price. The sale features $1.50 garments now marked down, including flat weave Norfolk and New Brunswick suits with double breast shirts, fleece lining, and ribbed flesh color. Limited stock, early buyers urged.
Socks and gloves offered at 25 cents and up with multiple value options. Handkerchiefs and large white options available, with discounts on plain and bordered styles. A wide range of menswear items advertised at low prices with no reservations.
Bargain offer signals nine day sale on boys clothing including suits coats hats caps pants and mothers friend waists. Stock is limited and remaining items priced steeply low with some pieces marked down to forty cents and a promise to give away what remains.
Gans & Klein offer roll plate and gold filled men’s jewelry including rt nouveau link buttons art pins fobs dress cuff links and shirt studs. Quality is et-class roll plate and 1d gold filled to avoid pinchbeck. Ask for the dealer price and take items for half price.
The firm boasts 37 years of customer loyalty and claims never to lose a customer over price style quality or treatment. It asserts it never misrepresents and invites buyers to trust the bona fide estate settling sale for top clothing bargains of the universe.
After a lengthy debate the friends of the new game law secured its placement on the senate calendar. Amendments were added but not to the core provisions, and the bill was recommended for passage. The senate adjourned after tidying routine business and the game law was set for return Monday.
The deputy warden's pay drops from 100 to 75 dollars monthly. A shipment ban on game out of state without a permit from the game warden was adopted. Senator Anderson notes Montana as the sole northern state lacking such a law, among six in the nation with no similar legislation. A 25 dollar annual license for taxi dermists was enacted. The guide section remains in effect. The three amended bills are returned to the senate with a recommendation to pass.
Advertises Paro Ointment with a no cure no pay guarantee for piles. Claims cure in six to fourteen days and instant relief from itching. Sold by druggists with a 50 cent price and dealer refund if it fails to cure any pile case.
In Philadelphia on January 30 the coal strike commission heard operators conclude their case except for statistics. A miner, J. P. Clarke, who testified at Scranton was dismissed for being away. Chairman Gray urged reinstatement and the superintendent promised to reinstate him after Clarke went to Scranton without notifying his foreman.
W F Brewer a Bozeman Montana teacher and editor arrived in Denver in search of his brother Dr A D Brewer who vanished from Hyannis Nebraska. He left pictures with police then went to Colorado Springs where a sister lives and stated he would disappear for good. He is 28 and a recent medical college graduate. Relatives fear mental illness.
In Salem on January 30, President Brownell ruled the assembly violated the US Constitution by adjourning to Friday. The joint body will reconvene to ballot for United States senator with Fulton at 38, Geer 16, Wood 16, scattering 21, absent 4.
Cheyenne January 30 the legislature adopted a memorial to Congress favoring the Omnibus statehood bill.
Montgomery Ala Jan 30 A bill passed the house today prohibiting the sale of cigarettes or cigarette papers in Alabama.
The house adopted a Senate resolution urging Minnesota senators and congressmen to support repeal of the lumber tariff. The measure calls the tariff contrary to the principle of protection and reaffirms that belief.
The captain of the German cruiser Gallilee anchored at Puerto Cabello invited the German colony to celebrate the emperor's birthday aboard the ship. The invitation was refused by all, including a leading firm head who cited Venezuela's suffering from Germany's unjustified aggression and said neither he nor his young clerks would attend.
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