The Anaconda standard. [volume], September 08, 1889, Morning, Page 8, Image 8

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MOTES FROM BUTTE.
tol as INu~wu %nL toOt
..ru:..eP.. - .--Ms. Thawrnum tslam
M. ohebwa* ot the suphiifram e42Sty
.hrs a dtto, 6ntos the front to
dhr why w gmple of brnr.d hras4h
wMbe hem had di tsiwd a~ r twud
of mw m·s who swir..d
mp two d Gt o r -. who veawe sad Is
am. inU e vm aS the tIe.. The
$ t MthIu MUle SiN h . bi.. dl..
ul -e'd hM Cru. (a i abftM o be
e. t I _hepr to eU
gm. MfSt awp. .'s politisu fwiendws
he the ald e at ofIm .Vet "tp
allow the culprit btt awag.
rri.w Is the war a dliscedit.
ee-lgsa .heet at pieseut blin
is I/M cIs in the int test o the e.
pm o as. A.par t. know
fur entire offered to N"a~lr
~~hI~whUsh.t.4,ffW-d to giv
to the Tm.. Tessin at Ca . r
less Twopeef~rnaaues will
crD.osae love. courtship
ýr n heoprahou to-aub.
Is next week am a rsulat main..
T Jpblic s hoals open for the fall
The Walk'lle Reo lan club meets
Power will talk poltlle at
ts Pavlliok next Wednesday evening.
W. H. Pinkhbard is pesickleut of the new
epz.llian club organiled by the calured
- last anight.
The state agent of the Inter-stat Build
and Loses sarnalaion araniaed a
l branch of the assouration lrr last
N. Granville bas retarned fron Pari...
It was remarked by nany citiaeas todway
that this uttnlarng's STANxDAn was. the
y g that pblislhed the list of Jmudges
at as astn by thw eesscuty
eaeladmones ytei . Tnz STANx -
AND'S entrrit iigly eaommnnesnkel.
Geo. W. llack tod flled nseotice of the,
leatn of the "Blue (ravel" placer mnlit
li c. la ý i Little Blark Tail (lanyo.,
about ankie wiom I Butte.
Thaor. J. Fitanaurikee of the ellitrial
staff of the Omaha I. N was in the eity yes.
terday. He has been oss an extended
pleasure trip through tme West.
In the matter of the estate of Robt.
MeMila, a decree of ettle.mete of ad
mlnistratais' an*ounlat was ss ade" by the
pr~ ate judge.
Real estate and mining property trans
f-rs are frequent in thew ety theme days.
In the matter of the estate of Jacob (rn.
stin, a return ot a ccu.mast of sales by tiae
a.dmnsatratri was muak to-day. An orderk
was* n. - ...:wajr.ag If the is
tur on 4'eptem' r 1i.
John Hull yesterday tdge.dl hls way into
thi probate coart officeL and bashfully
asked peIrmslsios to marry Mir Trany
Nebucrkmel. He obtained the territory'sy
written msnnetios to canrenit the deeel.
srnestlmen the tralll os the. city railway
to South Bultte whenrs behind titme rutsn at
an e.cemsive ate of rspeetl. It has Ieel
known to rells at the rate of thirty msucle
an hour on the down grade. This is toe
fart for a street railwary car. 'ome of
these days the tsslton will jump tlhe track
and a serlaous accdent will result.
General Charks S. Warren has return
ed fIsam a b1tNe visit to Red Lodge wler~
be was inslpecticag i. mnlllla inte.rets.
On Pak street west tthe workmen ne.
tie sewers frld much trouble from thel
ravnlg in of the skms nof the excavatioth..
When Butte was hut a mninisa cam on
Park street hetweeat Main ased Acamleney.
was averydeep gulkh n by a brid
Soani.derable sIs. st after years this
bridge was detroedl and the gulchb filled
ar with gravel. 1 his made grouned is very
hLe to cave in, and the men emuplmyed
i- the sewer are in constant danger of
betng hbrled alive.
SET FREE AT LAST.
A Cu.. Ia Kamnsa wlts b 3essm.bL e that
of Mxm. Mayrtersk.
KAJaAS ('ITrr, Mo., lept. 7.-A ea.e
whihb in nanar espects rsemnhkled that of
Mrs. Maybrick has Just lnded with the full
and unsaModitional pardone of Mrs. Henri
e .ta Cook of (kshoree county. Kanas, hby
Governor Heuphrey after she had been
aollnlred in the state penitentiary for mne
than 13 years, with a death selsteler con
stantly hanging over her.
The womnls had narrkel in Illinois in
1IS,. as it afterward appeared, out of spite
and she and her hbuesbnd did not live hap
pily together. ( le clay he was taken very
ill in a field and was carried honme and
nursed hy hie wife until she was worn olt
when she was taken to au neighhorn to rest.
Iuring her alhsente heIr listmlsetil dietr and
as she hadul shortly Ibefore obtainled tryeh
unin fronm a neighhelr. tie. (kadl miIan's
stonacuh was euxaiiiited aid sltrye(a)'.lil
was found in it.
The wife was. arrest.dl. triel. conlvited
and se(ten.kddl to he eoftllue"l i tlhe I'aIl
tentlary until the Governior shoeald order
her execution.
Thra' yearn ago twe hunters aplxareal
hselbr the state hoard of landreas and
swmre that the (ook wlho hId been with
theem on bnting trips had used stry.bnine
for heart touables. This bore out Mrn.
Cook's statemnent ald the board ilvesti
msgd feautbe rand found the woman had
s.affser wrmeagtully ad remonnaema'del
her pandon to Governor Martin. He re.
fbmedl to pdon her. Governor Helsei
phbre. however, dkid so.
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS.
Wpm Arai Downs 1. Mm.k.Dee the N4ew %..
Dlxehaag..
NMw Yoaug. Segt. 7.- -The stocLk mearket
war unusually attire atul strong to-lay for
Niatarday. sad dealing. reflected monu
Uthag mplore than usnauJ. traders ss*alplmmg.
Tb. trews of the market as a rul. wasr
rather bullish. and huyiug was of tihe n hit
kind and extruded to a large aunaiwr of
.Mots. The clos. war active arnd stung
at the bust prices mesbed. tksveeranent.
dull beg u7; petrmoeum opened strong
at and ddraal to lull, then gnlternl
anadat 1o3(: stock exchanger
16 4 b 100 kyýt l s5, c1aK
N. goek. £C C Bo 110,MY (aledola B.
in, m; C~or (4lq um\VaI~ II'¶ Car
IDýe Ity sin. ?Ha
4>l i flbtl ll laIrLIOIP
i Ornvl, -Iae Opeber
ttil s ul Naa .b r
i god IIIu..
me abs. in nw work.
Now Tons. Sope. 7.-A viny di.U'ausm
SM ~b.~ OWh&Aw I AD VB SOrOaU in
mmb =W pimml of Diek Mleyem
Qn 7rftft d Woehaffmu of"6.4wl it
Uainmgr. I%* fire memabit -6 an ex
bee~ .(lU, d w"& Am not,~
'wiS bg .ew.i as f
be I win a q
. a ...dai..
.mot. rw ..d w d kh - 5k
ºlam..'ho two monoila T ,s
wows .. 5'- ad mum ijnund Sw thu ou
planS.. orb n'..
A MIDNIGlHT MRRIAGE.
mo ('.-dm a O.sd u t o Or. .mp
Amablym amesta.
New Yeos, 0epe. 7.-The sn me.
msea that William H. Gesemlad be h btee
married to Mim BUaaelhe . PrHatt the
pmalor of the Tremast bhem at ('hlss
o Wednayd as madUlgbt, h hlas ess a
Sddeal do gmip in Blekir, wh.se
see well known. itmen ers a-o
GOesalamd merred Mias Mary Metemir s
t('sltmeags, and Iyed with her in Brook
ra lmall two ears ago. He was, daring
the greater part of that time, the pdieepml
cerk in a Jewelry store oa, IPtlmn meet,
sadl was well ksown about town, blelas a
.ptain sad laiolta of ri. , b ,
the Twett-h hbd r t. H-G As wl-f
Is still living, and barnever sought or oh
talaedl a divsee frous her b.s.baad, or, -
far as she Is aware h. . ever breea a de
edmlant.
A little mor than two years ago (Capain
Gmeesland behcaen lnfatuated with Miss
Blanche H. Pratt. a prett girl on the Hill
and a daughter of Lwell A. Prttwho is a
dealer in agricultural Implenwmnt at M
Bee.kinan st. et, and their first mnetint i
saidk to have heeni at a church entertaln
nenst. Trouble quickly followed between
C'aptali Greenland and wife. anul the latter
sinally went to her father's 'house at Chlit
tenaago. Nulseaqently she returned to
Brooklyn and had her husband arrestel
for atlmaselonaenlt, but she withdrew the
charge, and be agreed to pay her $6 a week.
Green.alands osl' wrt became knowu in
the Twenty-thinr regment, and Colossewl
Parriklge sumnsunel insl one night to hlis
oflk*. aual deanlded his resignation.
which was ftarished Ianmudiately. oon,
afterward, it is saki, Greenland withdrew**
the' support froun his wife and tliapgrearel
frosnt l.ooklyn. He Is now said to be a
traveling saksrman for a New York houser.
Mias Pratt's family live at 419 s (''luher.
Iand stret heat nothing cotkl he learned,
thent* ils l.e.rPece to hel reported n.arri
age' at C'hieag. Her family were bitterly
opposed to her courtship with Greenland
who r.preelatel to her tlhat thalut hr Ii
obtained a divorce froms hisi wife,. It in
eikl she hade to run away freo hbone to
nameet hil in C('hicago. Mass Pratt ie a ek.l
k..tely ftransl blosaull and ia, well known
i: cLlhurelh anld uorial circles on time HilI.
Zt FINE CIO "R8.
' ('lever Trick tha:t 1. ro" foled a (Irgat
MaWy New Yurlkern.
Fnsin the New York iten.
TIhe proprietor anrd a few fricmels were.
sittlltg aroustld a table ill an smla-towun catfe.
time other clay, whn time thdwr opeuaitl asdtl
two lsei,. each carryinag a big bunldle tiuI
dker his arnl, walked il ail ttok k ueats at
tnrtlh"elr tablle. The' itweonlerw s were' evi
dkintly foregneiire.s, Jlding froiss their olive
e.'oiitlea.lkon, salrkllang black .ye.* anid
litell white. te''tlh.
They Ltid an animated conyversatinJ Isl
Spanish over a unmali bottle of wine, and
oeieuaslnally slhot furtive glalnce. at the
tor. (Ies of tlhemn walked over to
te tale where is. was sitting. and aseked:
"Do es enor Martines live il si neigi-h.
The Iprorietnr repldid that Ie- knew no
one of that emale, andl the S.amniaru l
walked lck to his com.panion. The pio
rtowhisperedl to his friends: '"I
know what thuse ducks ale up to. Just
watekh and you'll seer some fuln."
Presently the Spaniard crmweed the roon
again as aiddresaed the gentleapevm
around the table:
"I hat got s.oue artecles to dleleekrver to
Senor Martinest in New York. and I hat
lost b.ew cart. Do nonel of sm gentlemen
knsow Senor Martiuesa He keep a heeg
rate."
Thew prowpietor repewtal that lie knaew
A"Ah" said te S~paniatrd "ant e's too
had. I hat a lot of hreutiful igars, Pranl
rigars, which I hat hbroaght .rol (iuam.
ansd I must take e.an all hack agrain.
Anld he cast alelllng glantcer at tIl pIwo
priet*r's friends.
Seeing that no oner was alferted by tils
dclarationl.her lhened overand int a hoarse
whisper uaid: "I am ame steward on a
('ulan slteaer. al mld I have. mlnuggled mee
eigasr teautifult Havana igarns, for SCenor
Martinems. Haf you got a roomc where I
cans shw meau to you? Beautiful cigar,
rarn' cigar all Havana. ('an't take 'ens
bacIk nu Iooer. LIet yo'u Ihat 'el v.cr
cheap.
The. proprie'tor, without m'aying a word.
walkedl over to whre. his lhat halhlg nia a
imew andll took it ofI. The tface of the. cigar
vendluer tell. He' threw down a dlollr mill
for the. wiw alld hastily grabbing hllt
hlulnlle walked cuat of the renm, followed
by hios amelUlnnion. The proplietur .trlautlie
ansd matle to his friend's., who looked sealr
primed:
"That's quite an old game. ThoIM
crg no mre saw Havana than I did.
Ts fellows anlke a livinl by gsetting
people to believe that they work on ('llhan
steaaers and mnuggIe the cigars. The
cglars are usually of the two for live spe.
clew. These men are mighty clever. and
it talke an old hand at the beaminems to de..
tct tben. They problyr thoua t Just
now that I was groin to eall a polemn.
and thought it best to skip, even though
they were enot smuggleers."
Had new (meVo Ready.
Vr unm tlhe IAId'svtire tcenm'erJmtrasl.
Mrs. Ellisaeth Faith. whose death e
cured a few days msince, in her 87th year,
was a reamarkahkh wmonan ins many re
speets. but in nose m hore than a reaseful
husines outlook for futur emawergekwies.
As an illustratkin of this it wars learns
yesterday that tie coiii in which she. wars
buared was nmude by her tilreetioual more
than th. years ago.
The ollin was of oldki walnut. lined
with sian, and trimamwd with whlite ilk. It
was encwlsed in a strong cedar ho. and
this in still another box malek of thk k oak
lumber. After its completion the maker
took athe leln to her reaLlidele on East
Jefferson street for inspection. She ex
amnluad it with great caen. auul expuessed
herself as satisfied with the workmamaship.
She Iastructed the manmsufactur. to take
it to his shop and keep it for her until she
eeded it. It remained with him for three
rars, until the death of its owner. last
na~turdr,. brought it lnto service.
IWta.madter in Msrylamm.
Fram the Waddanhtoa (apital.
"What's the matter?" asked a peasen
gee on a train Ln Marylasd. as he poked
his head out of the window. "Is there a
cow on the track '" "No." replied the
eanductor. "Then what did so
ar T" "Well, there's a couple of with
a hbatlo walking to the net station. and
tlse enginslr and flrmsan tbouaght t'd
top ln anogh to hear a tuae. One of
'em's a d dancer. a'oan out and take a
look at them."
LOOK OUT FOlR HIM.
desha . mUalem bas esme to Ie
am frsM we wm mr t maes
NMw Taes. Se. T.-Ia as tuview Vo*
r as ,n tamead m ,
sengnL van vow ** L "Ter
nw at deo melhamue I have ust had I i
the loms ot say meethas. I dio't warn to
tal lebat IS m·ab. I ean eWly s I doe'
bdSl Mbh Nimg as I have dms. up to anw.
You kaew how pome abuse me, ad I I I
makhe a d velsa my easmntms laugh a
at wit e my lmedm try to gt uie t a
bmohk I. u I wn show tho what I
ean to do whU t ss1eagQan mush asheu it.
I them ret plame I shall give up beMing,
whitb has oempad all mr the me r.
It Is an honeae sal.eNg, sad does good.
mu s eea eimbumma n or -emd or eaie .,
!, oeaosl- , eo M e imes to
e eaguee bgee sea1
wer roe. I shall g giro with ma
alns wier e ake' esntshion senal pt m
theWre is n one depeamIsu a me bout amy
father, spad he will tao eaed S MeH hol
mis hous n Ia is owin n oane, wAhich will
keep himo m comfaort to the esdo a his
days. I ave b ghuth. Jim an with me
the botes besea I rec at leave hio n
alsse to was7 abouat my nv4hhrw' death."
mWhle Sullivan was tatlk.s ashot his
futuire politichtl aspitros a friend f 't
his now oia cogres dropped Ia to se him
comukl to help aSutlvan out at his trouble
down she outh.
After many onstponements and delay.
the long heraitd po he toon to John the
Sunllivan was elr at the A hdemyof I
Music to-mnight. o he deenth treetn
Thind to Fourth avenues was Il nod with a
Iotley n rowd of Sullivan's admiqsea andI
when the champion's carriage aptopeed
It wads aln t thnpossible for the driver to I
bring it to the curbsstone. When the
champion alighted the cheering
was tsenvsulkess. The audience
in the aea k my was nota
as largpe a had eer tum ptl eted. Suallivan '
appeased later l the evei..tHee vi. He land
kmt none o hi. old-tinw. quickness andl I
low ste I to the foot-lights and made
one of his charact. istki sseeches.
He said : " Ladles and gesntlesen-
I do not know what to say to you, I ani
at present susferlisg from a sad afll.tionl-
the loss of any m.t her hut I wish to thank I
the. New York publaie for their kindness to
nwe. They have always abeen kind and I
siver sihall forEget it. I I.w to aeslall I
ye)ulr hunable servant."
Sssllivan tlwma turned andl shook h.asudl
with C('leury andl the allileuee' were treattl e
:o a I()n t of eIIcut kII i."' b,'.ulP. I I
Vrmn Il-mhn:Trt""* .9*. As*-II.i..tsl.
PFwridcaº girls a.re tnot like tlwhir Aiatb, an
nisterr, for the feorler ahllor slalg. IBlat
for downright emnphadsi of explrewioln ald
that .rvlity which i the soul of wit tlc':
yikld the palmn to no other state.
Several weeks ago a tan.lher of brave'
rulngr nH.1 andIi Iatwaltital wenonu hlren tl.
II inter4ir en(li iln Il anu exIEurni(HIon. A mInall
k.ot of the visitolrn were walking leisurely
thro.ighl the Park. whenl the following c.on
w*.rtionl was overheal l lt-tween two of
the visitor. It is reportaed verhatin,
thob h ii. isn* ipnlsihle to rprasture the
drawlifg, tarnlrest toae hi which it was dk
liverdl :
"Sal," asked one. displaying the ftlab
of her new dresr and taking a sly hitch at
her hustle; "Sal." how do my dress fit '"
"Fingers and toe coudlkh't better it."
"*Do Johbl umaen tear notice it."'
"('an't keep his eye often it."
"Do nry bustle shake about any "."
"Sthakes Jeme like. Jull ," p rrpl~lk , air
they poree~ on their wayr with an air
of sratednph Is idesrrihto.
chewing hawr Neairol ser.
Frenu the Wmasblmtom lugt.
The young ladies wbo delight in the fe
licities of chewing gusU and keep their
pretty little Jaws at work fronm morning
until night in masticating what they can
never swallow. hatl better take warning in
tinua, if they priae their beauty. It
that a youngr soiety belle of this c had
an exercised her nautieatory mucle, that
they stklk out like the hleep muscles which
helped John L. ullivan win the prise of
hamplon. The roung lady has gone in
to retlrement, as her unusual facial devel
opnment Is alrtlhin. hut attractive, and the
only presrip iou that is possible to give
her i thte advk--e, "don't move your iws."
which Ihe is ernhu-voring to fulfil In the
seclusion of her howme.
E6inglag a neIa.. uYe.
Frnan tIwN Niw Vtwk M.m.
."Thar Rgots the numane.t man in ('hi
nook,"' groIwled one of tlhe old anossha.ck
of the GusninIIII valley. as he pointter
to It lH llon th"e op laite sid* of the
street.
" How son.'
"~'iwhn fi nrt ca-ni helre we Mlad a
tight. It was to Inw a fair light and no
knifing. I got him down and got the
gouge on his rrht eye, and what d'ye
ruput'+ happene. "
"H' e cried qultat."
"No he dkln't. I.ma his s halder, but
heI had a lra eye ther, and I kept fooil,°'
with it until he haul le licked !"
A Masupe.Ulhtd Jou.rnalan.
Vrom Te~xas lfthlgii.
Country editor: "'Gieat Scott!" Sut}
editor: "What's the matter?" "Rums
Harrion has bought fourteen pairs of
pants Iln Englatw." "Well, what of it ?"
"What of it ? Ain't we bherother republcan
editors? And I have to have ny one
of pants reversed and wear a
coat to hkle the wear and tear made by
the editorial tripod. By thunder from
now on thlis aper is gtoinl to advo.ate
fre trade. Fourteen pairs of pants!"
Iod Pmae. liar V.mtpes.
imam the New York Weekly.
First footpad: "Where ye been :"' Lie
oud footpad: "D)own in Kentucky. Moart
mstarved." "Ye did :" "Yaw. Funt leaun
mnescad on druna ken mlen, but I fbad
they hadn't any stoney, because tbey
spent It all thtwn I bteun wolu' fcr aobes
sues, but I founsd they badn't a muse?
or they wouldn' 'a abn sober. entuck
is no pslae hcr hard-waorkin' Rets like
5*5.'
T. Trap the Sket..
Vrtom the Ne.w ork Nun.
aicbeldkk-I want to get nuu-ri~aam mat
haev a wile to shenay nmoue . How c..
I cathb a pretty young girl?
Ueenthrba-A lIttle purm-weigh-piema
alI that's necesaryold felow.
From the bsios Cousakr.
Yetlowby: "Well, ny hoy. have you ot
heck tron tihe beech '." lurowly : "Yes.
old fellow. rye got back again, as you
see." Y.: "Aud, I ,uppoae, renewed Ina
health and stresgth and courmrg. to en
Iap once morse in the active duties of
fe T" IB.: "Well. the heealt and sreengtb
part at it are all rt. hut I anm dubinus
about the eurawe. VY.: "Whty, bow Is
7" 3. "W., I da's
DUATN OF A NOT=D OIIMSAL.
Froem m. l eaAlqr.
The M- . a , lames Newmrms, a H
mmadm al who usinm.t r thes
.ty, ws IIe a ebamte. Annm a sentoe1
Nmn was.. n s asMesNmP esovied
a i mla 0, e .p mei a d..g
aderlew , ad hass r.a a leer ot d arlg
reeaks who epeseam n U.sminmb ad esmi
theaes metiet. Newsme was a s -aks
at planm g reMo ls, aul he was weo
ssead as a gmst i. smany walh roses
Bnees ease' ando-u lde
uoln thee I , r be tkn4
mai he hadt am d e
.se threesh ", snd twas et to the
lte.in w n l mo. Rather tmhen work
h ao his w. wgd . rsh lwith an
Lwile r lodtg . a uium' etest u U.
Rase. l n .. M , lre went to ar Ipe
and there. It Is .rd, was one o.a sng
who disposed at the jewels .ad
nmetals, with assistance from Mother Mai
delbtmne when requied. Newsonmme ware
dhred hack recentl to(leinmnatia w ee
of hle fnoeer handsow self, and snon
died in penury, after having uquasauked
prisncely eortunes.
On opening the body fosr tbuckshot,
flattened out and mattee together, were
found encrysted In the lumbar regian.
When they had entered the botdy. they
had s(trucrk ageainst the hony tissue of the
s nJal columnn, and hadly pressure o
tf nerve, produsred a Partial paralysis.
Their pItrenctw caused aim constantly re
currinralhMcaces. These bad either burst
or elef had been give byn lanig
through the back, oening the. The
post morteonu wra jwrtormnael in the pree
euace of sveml studtents of the Ohio Med
ical College, and the haody was the, sent
to one of t1he surgickal institutlins.
Plans have beoe, prepared liy Chief
Richey for the, new engine housue to he
idlt on the west skle of (Oak stret. The
uaiklinag will he .: fect deep with a front
age of 18 fe et ons l)aLk street. It will he
loutankdl on tnhe nortllay tlhe alley which
ilividaks the blok. Whe, cowlnplehtedl it
will affolr plenty of roonm for storing the
uook and ladder itneek. andl as many ho.me
'arts as thlw eity is likely to iweid l"fr onmel
!in" towenllp.. At the frolt of the latiklisgl
will he takh-ed a tower bA feet highl. Inearthw.
oly of which anl eletrile light will tih sta
ioltel. Anllple Ic)visin will hw Hlanlk. for
hIe e.anre of aplpirmtnus. asnd the. interior of
iwe Ialhlding ils o arrangedt as to fisr
aisl, a e-navnientI.ii pla.e iin whkih ith.e finr
nina etl 15mdl tlilwnir nIl.tinags.
Thi . .'gIcu:.ar.! Iuralrr.t.
'rns Me tlw' 1:::4h!n:ton Po*t.
A gen.tknºan who ha* Ixvl, talked of ras
a eandidlate for governor of oet. of the
wev.tern agrik-tltural wtattti was eonversa
ilg witll .s.ne frieasd In front of the
Arlilngton hotel he othler evening. "'(tt
in our statie we Ipay very little attaention to
the vote oaf the* cit k." suakli e; "we. go for
the farmers and the marn who gets thela
uarriti the state." "*Yeta" said a liltener,
atoently: "when you want to steer a ship
of state yn gnet hokI 'o the tiller."
Very ely. L"
S ry LAklty.
Prinn tht New .wrk em. t
Marshal 4who hasI r.eswdl a horne thief
fromi the viglasntes) -How did you feel
wheti you were hanging there, waiting for
ur to cut you downi
Hore thief- I was neever in such an aw
ftl state of suspense!
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
AurcftEAN (tII IA MININW' AND MILIWNS.
('0. or AMRMIe'A! (hl'UHu. 4ILVKM
flow totsNTv, YMoNT.
Xaike is henby given that at a ont tang of the
tnustees of mist 4umtsimy hell 4n the Slat day of
Augst. INsm. an amumeuaeat of twu to1) era per
abate was levledl upon the ital stuork of said
iia rrpy. to0 us before the 1th day f
(Irti beItI t L A. K * the r amurerx rnad
cumpuny, at the r4 .tY 1 Aaaea , Mantai.
Anyyr t a sa whk I said ameuuant shall re
mamin fit rd oS the 1tth day of (totult r t,
nhall hbe twtnsed detlinqiat and will be duly ad
vertlaud for wase at gsiwlb auutinm, and unuay
yaymwnt shall he nade Itwfam. will tw suod uo
t .1Sth day of (ktrotr. tarp, to pay the d.4iu
qenCt amuWQattnt. topIgsHer with the bauts of ad
vritlualta and expenfes of saie.
A. 1.. KI\(1.
kAerur o y.
A N ACE INISA. I helodge (couty(. Must.
TOOeY aR H*I UNT.
Ih*nlers in
FINE WINES. LIQUORS. CIGARS.
Billiard and Pool Tables
In ('onn.ttioa.
ELECGNT CLUB ROOMS
4Open Iay aMul Night.
MAIN NTMRET, - - ANAcONI)A.
CROCKET & KING,
Stationers , Booksellers
-IIKAL5 IU(
CIG,%RS. TOBACCOS. ETC.
I'tstomed News ,taand.
ANACONDIA - MONTANA.
MONTANA LUMBER AND PRODUGE GO.,
-DEAI.ERS IN
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Windows and Mouldings.
WhsHOLSdL.t DeoLy In, ed an LO N
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Hay, Grain, Feed, and Hard and Soft Coal.
Agents Continental Oil Company. We carry in Stock a Full Line of
BR IN & MITCH E LL. WAGONS.
from QUARTZ GEARS to .light SPRING WAGONS. Also CLARK, PERRY, STUDEBAKER and
STXNDRRD BUGGIES RND CARRIAGES.
and a full line of ROAD CARTS of best makes.
Garden City, ('lie and Oliver Chilled Plows.
A ful n or Petrs..' and Morley Bers.' Concd Harnemss.
Smith, Woshrurgtnsa A Co.' Carrtae. Bustpr and Track HIarnes.
alddgles the p ]ies and Duster, and eerrthing I ertaining to this liae.
.gp''all and look thrmough our setnek. It is complete in all the .dlfesent lines, and we defy .ompetition.
J. T. CARROLL, Mater.y
LOSEE & MAXWELL.
OUR W iND-UP SALE
*- OP XLL--o
SUMMER GOODS
WILL CONTINUE FOR
A FEW DAYS LONGER,
IN ORDOR TO GI0M ROOM FOR
OUR IMMENSE STOCK
0 OF FPLL- *
DRY GOODS
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, ETC
Now arriving. Come early and obtain Bargains.
LO()SEE & MAXWELL.
C. M. SAWYER. ('HAS. HOUCK. C. D. BAKER.
SAkYER, HOUCK & CO.
Wholesale sun Retail dealers In
Wagons, Carriages. Buggies, Road Carts, Har
ness. Robes, Whips, Etc.
Also whlr.slr crmmlseas Dealmr La
BUTTER, FLOUR, EGGS, CHEESE, FRUIT, &c.
Thuraton's Block, First Street, B*tween Cherry and C.edr.
ANACONDA, - - - - - MONTANA.
CHARLES T. W. CRESS.
(traduate in Pharma.yJ
Dealer in Pure Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints and Oils,
Window Glass, Pacy sad Toilet Articles, Statismery, Cigars and Tobacco. Pre
scriptions accurately compoumded day sad night.
First Street. - - Anaconda. Montana.
D. 13B. BIRR ~.1N *
FIRST STREET, - - - ANACONDA, MONTANA.
Carriage Builder, Blacksmith and Wagon Shop.
AUll classs of ,new a~e waga woolmork exmecute pramptly alnd I t1w best meamer.
BLrrea pays attention to flrmeholn r. AU kinds of mar letarry repairmlag with
receive hls perenual supervision.