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THEANACONDA STANDARD: FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7,1890.
PAYINGJHEIR BETS
lovelScenes in the Streets of the^Grut limp.
THEYGIVE IT UP AS LOST
RepublicansIn Butte Admit They^Are Whipped - Intereetlng-^Cosalp About the Re^cent Contest.
Hp inl 10 inc Sunlanl.
Bittk, Not. 6.^Democrat* to-^l*y arc^dismissing the best method of celebrating^Judge Diion'* election. Th^^re iaadiri*-^ion of opinion on tlie *ubject, some think^^ing it best to celebrate In Helen* wnilo^other* went to celebrate in Butte. Those^who prefer going to Helena recall th^^fact that twn year* ago Carter came, over^to Butte to relrbrate and celebrated right^in front of W. A. Clark'* lionae. They^propoae turning Helena upsule down iu^r^ turn,
W.1, Penrose hai been making ar^^rangement* to-day for a ^|h^ciu1 train^Saturday night. It is the intention to in^^vite the democrats of Anaconda ami Deer^Lodge to come orer and join the expedi^^tion to Helena.
Other*want the celebration to he held^iu Ituttc, and have a grand rally here^from Helena, Anaconda, Deer Lodge and^other *ectmns. Nothing dellnite has yet^been done.
JudgePixon will go over to Helena to^^morrow. He is to attend a meeting of the^trainers of the state constitution and s ill^proliably not be hack until Sunday.
Republicanshere have given up the^fight at last. They concede Dixon's elec^^tion by 401) and llenneasy's by 36. I'he^republican headquarters have been^MM up.
Acurious thing about the election Tues-^day is that 26u ballots were cast on which^their was no vote for congressman. It is^believed they were all cast by men who^bad voted for Carter a year ago, but 1^woulu not vol* for him this year.^Although Hentiessy's majority is small,^it is a fact, nevertheless, that more votes^were cast for him than for any other can^^didate on cither ticket.
Returnsfrom Norton's gulch were re^^ceived to-day. The gulch voted solid for 1^Carter; at h ast the vote was counted^solid for Carter. A few votoa were cast^f i Dixon, but were thrown out because^not properly marked. The vote as re^^turned is: Carter, ^; Dixon, 0; Holand, '^10; Uenneasy. 2. The returns from 1^Feeley's were also brought to the county^dork to-day, but they are sealed und^cannot be opened until the returns are^canvassed by the commissioners. The^messenger who brought the returns did^not know what the vote was, but thought^it was about even. The precir.et should^tiave given a democratic uiajority. There^were only 1ft votes cast there. The^official figures will not change materially^those already given.
Anovel election bet was paid this after^^noon. John MrCormick was wheeled in
harrow up the steep hill from Hen-^ttessy's corner to the |MiNtnfni'^\ I Ine col^^ored man wheeled him, ami another drew^by means of a rope. McCormick had^Dixon's |^ortrail around hi^ hat. It was e^hard struggle, for McCormick weighs I'SO^pounds. The feat waa^accomplished with^^out mishap amid the yells of hundreds of^spectators McCormick was offered $.^J^to release the liel, but refused.
TomReeves appeared in a new suit.^Dew overcoat, new hat, new shoes, new^glores and new shave. He is one of the^174 who were disfranchised at precint .'.I^last year. He bet everything he had this^year on Dixon carrying this county, lie
lulii't care so much al^ut the stale, but^he was Isiund to see the county vindi^^cated. He has won J...'^1 on the election,^und next Monday morning will draw^97,000 from the bank. He has also won^Innumerable hats, overcoats and cases of^wine.
MEYERTHE BURGLAR.
Re Geti ^ ~Im.ii Trial, llut Ktands a^t bases for a I ..ns Seutence.
Kj*j|*JCoirrspnn1rnt'e of the Siaudaril.
Bint,Nov. 6.-Charley Meyer, the^South Butte burglar, was convicted of^burglary ill the second degree this morn^^ing. The state had a very clear MM^again*! him. and the district court uiadc^short work of him.
Sometime ugo Meyer offered to plead^guilty to petty larceny, but this pleu wu*^r. fuix-d, and ... he wan put on trial. Dep^^uty Sheriff luis Ruddeis, 1'red Kuiv-i^and a servant were the principal wit^Ileuses for the ^late. The story an drawn^from them was the same as published^in the M mviiakd hume time ago.
Meyerhad been employed by Kaiker ut^tlie Grand Central hotel, iu South Butte,^as a di*h-wa*her. While the proprietor^waa absent attending the funeral of hi*^little boy, Meyer entered his room uud^took from the ^lrc^^er two watche*, a gold^and a silver one. He was ilmcovcrvil rim^^ing out of the room by a female^servant who reiMirted the fai t to Kaisci^(ins Ruddeis was sent for and the minute^that he wus recogmied l^^ Meyel, he^rinhed into the back pari of the Inuise^ai. I threw the watches Iti a cesspool^where tiiey ^eie found later.
LawyerKeilhlyh.ul In . ^ .,.. . I. .
jinmiicr'.counnl hut l.eiiiade little ^ flort^for hi^. client's defeuae. No attempt ill^made to pro\e Meyer insane, no wu-^liease* were ciuil to prove Its* prisoner*^gno.1 eharueti r, all the tin.. . -n dodges^Wc alauidotiwl. 1 he only witness I ir^the defease wa* Msyer himself, who sun-
Jilysaid he had not done it. This the^ury would not believe, but found him^entity iu much less lime than is required^til it.
THEYAPPEAL FOR JUSTICE.
Catholicsof Hint* Think rather C'haui-^pasn* lis* It. . n t'nfslrlv Censured.
MperlalI orresisiiiueaf* of the MaoUard.
BfTTF,Nov. 6.^Many Intelligent^and charitable Roman Catholic* of thi*^city, having heard with affliction re^^marks of the Rt. Rev. Bishop^G. B. Brondel, against Rev. P. B.^Champagne, which they think uncharita^^ble, have unanimously a'gued the follow^^ing petition, and encouraged him to pre^^sent it personally to the Most Rev. Arch^^bishop G. H. Goss of Portland, Ore.
Thereverend father started yesterday^by the I'uion 1'aciflc train.
ITTITIO.V.
/ II ^ OfWM, Ihr N^tt Hit. II'. J. ^)r^M, Arch
hun.sio/0rs*jaj*f
We.Hie iinilcnugneil, K.uiihii Catholic mem-^lieisof the St Patrick i'liiircli of Butte, Mont .
lumiifnail in the ilally pn|^ei, the Ami'la
Misnum.mi l hating beard with afl1lrtii^n,^ibetevrrr atnl iiiirharilahln attacks of tin lit.^Bet Hisimp II. It. Ilromlel ^, -' lie- lie r^It ^ li.iih|*mi.-, an old r'reut h i anadiao Catli.i^Ur missionary.
W*buaibl) and respectfully beg and arai
Jourgrace to reuuel Justice to the rclcrcll.l |^lather, U'arei of the preseiil |s,lllou, for the fol-^lowing reasons: .
FirstBecause*/eoHlng t* our l^e^t kBffwl^edge since tin t. n mouths in which the Kev I'.^It. Cliaiii}signc tins irm.i ii^d In tins cits forthr^iM-netii mMl health, ^c neter uotlced anythttiL-^lu his i oiidiict coutiai) In the act uf a good and^charilaM* in lest.
ssi-oiidlt^ IPs noUMc charity, for the help^of the |sstr, s,^ k |wison^ who ealleil for him in^.tampi of ilenth. he ii rtalnh deserve* the ..f^lii l on and i .^^)^^^ t of all Caiholns and gentle,^nieu of tliecily.
II.ml^ ensidenni: the cilisuiis of the lit^It. s Ittsh. i|^ i, II Itron isl a fits tins great Ir the^honor and character of the Itei. 1*. H. Chain-
Isunie,we sincerely hone that ^oiir grace will^.ludly scept and lake uitsi.l.-ration our hiiin-
Ide|s'tltitki ; and by doing so. greatly oblige^and desei ve the guiliiiidc of ^eur most ohealn ut^servshts. ^ho will MMt et ase to pray.
SamMulMlle,^Philip Hairta.^Peter Krnst,^A M Dussaiilt,^HeuDistt'NeU,^Kil Mathews,^Lmik i anon,
,1It Vlgeallt.
|tllorals,
JohnI oole,^A J Maichand,^I ralilliesti.^I lank Houcaer,^Tnot t ,i..;i,^Lous liorals,^.las II l.vin li,^Arlhiii A 1 -at. hi,
Tllb) Kldley,
Arllntr.los Licha|^elle,^t I M \rtlnir,
i|l.axcll.
J.1 HsNrringloe,^l-.i'n n .1 Bropby,^ll. iin Ktslier,^M V I him.^patrlok II Mdlry,^I' .1 Uichapetlr,^M .1 Lfaast,^I'lu1.1 iliiirttiKton,^las McNnlty
III II
JA Nadeau,^T S Kllgallan,^^las l^ewis.^.1 T Perron,^K Vuraiii,^t R TDuat,^Mike Morrtat f,^Flank Mn,^Altml Borer,^K X Isfira, jr,^A Ikiials,
I \ I 'a,
Nla-lieaii,^^^ A l-ui/lrr,
til.r,
Johnl aillgan.^1'i-ter s I i. ,n.net.ui,^John ('splice,^('has A Man hand,
II Fll/gihbon,
MI' Uvrll,^Simon Murray,^I bus Malone,^M I Unit,^I* J l^urtis,^w ii rtyaa,^I'slrn-k t.alaahc r,
J'lSl^rOBjt,
OwesMrNulty,^loha loitert),
JlloKnbllllL',
Innotliy I ailaghan,
HughLynch,^sell atoll,
il.iii iibord^Urns J Morgan,^John helly,^K ti Hug,in,^Mans Mi dm.^Tat Mnllana),^MlkeCudahv,^John Mi Ismalil,^Mb ti iel KuMtali,^.las Uougl .its.
1.1Manning,^Nicholas i nuurll,^P J t.illigao,^Ib'inaid i . ) le,
JohnLyaca,^lohi M Ryan,
ISe-rinis I mii h,^John iV'ntiy,^John Lrolliaii,^.leir) MeCartby,^Ttm Dwl -s'ti.^John J MeOUL^.lav Mi Kay.
('hasW Noble.^Flank Hughes,^Kd Kelley,^Pal Ml ItnaxwU,^J .1 hoian,^J .1 Trunk,
.1II Hie*.
ItiebsrdI M^ Btt n.
IIill l adlgali,^Mich*. I Hiilllvan,^T ho^ R MrAvoy,^John Mi I'harluu,^John t iirran,
WIi nn.'I,
JohnCrowley,^Luke Iturke,^John Keoney,^l 11 Keyn 11*,^John Coleman,
Michael
Mallhew l^ II.il 1.1,
job*lialagner,
WS Mian.
Inn fobln,
ill.isI'l.t In i,
.1Mevnter,^pan Mm |.hv,^Mike Barrett,^Ml Holland,^T K helly.^Pan i..i,lard,^Ilea weeaj,
LeonI ii,-vault,^J.is luu lies,^John lioheity,^John Kni)th,^J W (illhgan,^J.din shra,^1 Ins J Lillian,
MmFold.
innllsitliigtoii,^P J Hiilllvan.^Florence J Sutli^an,^ltillip Cannon,
Pierce1 lisanncll.
Pudllsriuigton,^P nnis Muipli),^John M iipliv,^I it ii N. lfl,^Mike |i Harrtnglon,^Pan I' Murpbf.^P. nick i l arky,^Pat Connelly,^John Mn-a,^.1 T mn van.^John H ll.tiitiigton,^Michael Cm ^ all,^John .lone*,^Jnliii Iturns,^I bns Pin us,
(bitKill IIS,
HughMdiarry,
Johnburns,^John Kelh.
MARRIAGEWAS A FAILURE.^Hue of the Miorl. si M m 11 niolilsl I ulous
onIteeorU.^Bpecul (V^rre(|b^Ddrnc* ^^( the standariL
Bltte, Nov. ti,^A iiefatill wa* claimed^this morning in the suit of Churle*^Humro from his wife, Theresa.^The allegations of the coin-^}ilaint ure somes hut n tiiark-^ulv ^ mii fora Butte divorce cum. Ac-^corling to hnmm. he and Tbafajaj were^married on July l^*sM,assd Is fore the day^was over she had di*api^eared and has^never lieen aeen or heard of ^iuce. This^makes the marriage of the Hiimm^family one of the shortest^on record. Of course, accord-
togto the g -^ i; of Humm she^did not hare the -lightest reason for i. t-^ing as she did. The ease was referred v^Attorney W. Ii. Keitbly to take the evi-^dence, who will without doubt rwort la^favor of the plaintiff and give him an^^other matrimonial chance and aome moro^married life experience.
New*and advertisement* for the^BtakdaBI) fnitti Butte will now Is^ re-^reivod from lite new office. No. 19 East^Broadway.
The( mipon t'rsx*.
Fiomthe Boston Traveller.
Mrs.Ncwmarricd Mary'. I [gave you f.^i^for marketing thi* morning, and your^change is fl short. Coll'you
MaryShore, mum, I had I' take out^wan dollar to buy votes for Margaret^l'lynti, who's riiri1111 ^* for tho Ihiily H'JuW*^most populai cook-lady's proixe.
Mrs.V ihiten Nora, l wish you'd^hurry and make the tail*.
Norah-Yis'm;but ye see Oi had t'Iw^lyin' up votes for the most popylar sec^^ond-lady's illtgant prone contist at the^Jfoi nin' Sfihrrr ^ ofllee.
TheyWill Arhllralr.
ScoiTt'Ai.i:.I'u., Nov. .^^.^The threat-^etinl strike of the employes of the Krick^( oke works, Connelsvllle region, began^this morning, jhut all agreement was^reached Penight to submit the matter to^arbitration and the men will return to^work iu the morning'.
TheAngelas.
Pauls,Nov. 6.^Tim Fumrn confirms^the 11 port that the French government^ha* purchased frmn the American art as^^sociation Millet's iidelirateil painting,^^The Angelii*.
HeMight Have Maid at Home.
WamIIM.^\, Nov. I'resiilont llir-^risoii n-ached Washington thi* evi mug^via the Pennsylvania railroad on his rc-^turn from ltidlana|wili*.
THELOCAL MAFiKLTb.
The(luotatlnus Are Itetisrd and t'srreetcd^Kvery ll*y.
SugarCranidalid, p i uai ^c^ *: m. luht^htosn.fT.uu. pitlvert/eit II \ A, New Yolk ^ia..'^^.^^sit, ti.i.on, maple, per pniuid, !^^^.
toj. e Mats, I siinug. given tiio KioJOe;^.UstfMauilahluiit. ^V; Mis-ha, :tr '.Mr; roasted^itlo and ( osta Pa a, JVW.V': loasleil Carlsda,^i.nstcd Mi^ li.i and Jaia. .tvuVf. Ai^lui k*t's,x*r.
Las.l.,|^.m. ,v .Ks^. Fn;:h*h Breakfast, 40^-^^^1 is. (iuuisisdi'i, tict i^ '^'. ev'.t i Vo.uif H)^^.-ii.:.'-- ^t.iio
Picsiestastern -Jgal., J'.'.'O; 5 gal , 13.30. In^gal. K hi
ri.it .. , 11.7^ iwr ewt
iM4*ue Per rwi . s-.'.uu.
I.ltgs Pel . .IV. ^s in ,
Butler Per I^, atisie.
i111 en |V t JO l.'.V.
FlintI mum ap|de., |ier s * iwrkagea, MJii^slu .sl, vstt Ihim s, lv per tsip -.iclies. Kali Lake.
Ii..apt, .ts. j^^., eta|sii:ite,t ditto, MS'; black-^bernes, IV: rastaVrrles. He,
i.'ihlornia fruits, twits ..i. -^i |^er esse.
l-vistatiiaiil toiiiabs's. Kj.;^,
iR Mindaid corn, f-.t.flu.
IB Mandaid is.is, s.1 'si, secomls, fi.TV
'.'-It'Rlruiii and Ulna li*ans, t'^.,6.
I'^iin-ans Navy, audi per too t; Luna,^s^m Kaios. an at.
tvin-at'No I,perM t^,(Mt,
i^in Ciai'keil, rs rb^' l^. t'.'.lM,
lltau P'T too I, tl.. . biau ami shorts is-r
ftom, ^:
H.M.iper bti *. Pillsbitr)Sliest, $4 30. (ig^den, |3 vi ^vtra.'uc. ^|iai.\. '*j.ua.
tnn lieal I'. r tin t^. st.itj.
i'at lie a Pel ll^i Ri, tVlsj.
lard-iu lit. PA*.
Pies',V, ,t^ | ^is. r.^ipiartt rs, T.tctbtsi m. niiitl
^allMeals Ham I^ .11^is. f. us-, pork, IV; ssiim
o*i Per ton, haul sr.'
\Vssl - Pet uud. tl..'^^.
HayPefleii.tfi.lt^.
Nisw-Per loo, tt-'uu.
OaU-Perewi. t.'.uu.
f. Mbbsi lamb,^icon, IV; rliiunl
BONDSAND STOCKS.^I'ps and Down* In Man., i Values on the^New York Exchang*.
Nr.wYork, Nov. ^.^The stock^market ha* passed through another day^of severe pressure to rell, and price*^yielded even more easily than yesterday,^final loaae* being more importunt ami^numerous. There wa* a liquidation of^long account* in all the leading stocks,^especially grangers and I'nlon Pacific,^while London cold it* favorite*,especially^St. Paul, LouUville A Nashville and Pa^^cific. Investor* have also parted with^holding* in Illinois Central.
Themoney market again became a^prominent factor and the bull* feel it Is^iiscle-s to attempt any upward movemoiit^until the money market bocotnea more^settled. There were attempt* at covering^short* from time to time, but these o|iera-^tions were smull and caused only slight^interruptions to the. downward move^^ment anil the market remained weak^from the opening right up to the closing
trails.iiHous.
Onebright spot in the market was sugar^refineries, which showed exceptional^strength throughout. Il is intimated that^strong parties have been buying heavily^the past few day* and will show up with u^majority of the certiflcatm.
Pinallours include St. Paul 2',, Bur^^lington Hf, Rock Island L% Union Pa^^cific _', Atchison, Jersey Central ami ('.,^('..('.A St. Louis \\ each, Northwestern^1% Missouri I'acitlc If,, and Ix atl Trust^1% |^er cent. Sugar is up 1^ i tier cent.} f]
Silvercertificate* also gave way sharply^towanl the close and are ii', per cent,^lower to-night.
Governmentbond* dull und steady.
Closingstock*:
|N.I^. preferred .. 72't
Northwestern l(Bi
IN.W.iuefemil.. m;^1st, V. Ceiitrsl .... N!t
a ;n.i in i .. a.'
GREAT^ pESTMEHTS
v^!')^ i.INK,
MONTANAAVENUE
Willbe Built I Itrough
BO ULEVARD
The**Additions
HOMEVALE
Nexts. ,o hi.
Additions^:- To ^:^ Botte.
FinestImlldlng mid spectllatrrt^Projasrty iu the \\i ^t-
Forlite next flirty days we^will sell seU |ot^ iii (he** add!-^tious fur I1UD upwards.
EASYPAYMENTS.
Pro|erty bl all RRrtl of city.^Also several nD,. !c re tracts, very^cheap.
W-Mc C.White^Co.
No.i t.t North Mam st . ItntteCKy.
V.X. 4'S registered 124^V S. 4't cotl|slll . I'i4
I'.H.4^'sreg lit
CH. 4H eoilpm P.'i^Pacined's . ... Ill
Atchison3Pii^^rcgoii Natig'u
ainerieaiiFxnicss nr. bii.-i:oii short lane^Canada l^aclllc. . 74 LNorth American .
.soutliero. SOtill'aclfle Mall
30rUcuduu:
h;\Itis'k Island
401sHI. Paul
it1,m. Pant \ Oaaba
...leva* Pailfie
W,I Uloll 1'a.itlc ....^1 lii't C. P. preferred .^WIS C. S. K\press
tantral Pacifte . .
ItiirhiiirUai
Ijukasauna...^Denvn a. k. (; . .
11..I.. ^ YY
Erie
halesis\ lev is^Lik. Mi
IHilt. at Nash . .^Michuian t riilial^Mi.soiiii Pacific..^Northciu PaclAc.
..., I arao I xi.iess .^ss \\ cslei ll 1 lil 'Ii^,^'.', Am. CiHton Oil.
K
to^M^S!' i
!'
3.1'i
73
fstS
'-''t
IT's
41
so'4i
call
Honey.Market.
Nr.wYokk, Nov. tl.^Money on^easy alio 11. Closed offered at 5.
Prunemercaiuile pa|^er,
SterlingExchange^ Ouiet and steady;^60 day bills. U - demand, U-M\.
liarsilver lot'..
LondonMoney Market.
London,Nov. 6.^Closing: Consols,^money, HI Mil account, 'I 11-16; I'niled^State* 4*. VM%; *^/.* 106^.
Barsilver. 4^^V-^1 |ier ounce.
Money,JJs |hit cent.
THENEW YORK MARKET.
{'losingliuotallons Tor Metals and Mlulug^Hlosk*.
NewYokk, Nov. (i.^The doling (|ui^-^tations for UMlay are:
AmericanFlagIlontesiake ^
Alice^J in Horn Silvel 3 .15
AdamsCon . -j iti Ihdyoke
A|ieiiC (tl Independence
AmadorIron Silver 1 w
ItelleIsleMexican'.' ^i
Itelcheri HJ .Mono I flu
Hesi,Ibdi hci .. ;i To Mutual
mmi w Mt. nuvbio : to
lliiinswlckNorth star
Colorado,en. . I iti N'est't.nl tin^Caleilonia. It. II. 1 tt'. Noiih Itelle Isle I ju^Crown Poms .* KM) N. Com wealth.. I j
Col.iia.i.it.cn. 1 or^ (Nitarlu 37.10
Cki. (id. IiiVa . 4 JO uphlr4 no
C..nIn.(krldental1 (^i
Comiiionwealtli.2 3d llymonth I til
Ornishs-k,bidPotosl as
Iomstis k.l sc p I'liiriilt, Ariz
IMllliHIteSavage2 so
li..i'iui i i . i ;m sierra Nevada .IN
F.inckaCnti 2 73 standardlit)
RlcnsloSutler Creek...I an
Fatherliesuiel'Small lloi*1*....tin
FreciaiidI'nlonCona 73
lioulda;Curry . '.'In Yellow Jacket..3 M^Utile ti Noi cross I M 1
Copper,Tin and l.eod.
New York, Nov. 6.^Copi^er^ Stag^^nant; Lake, Nominal.^Lead Lasier; domestic, f.i.ST'a;.^Tin^Closed sluggish; strait*, ^1.20.
Itostonstock Market.^Boston, Nov. I^ ^ Tho following were^the closing ipiotalions:
AlclitiTpk, 1st 7a 31S Mex. Cen. Coin ... SI',
hid grut ^ ^ Isind scrip
railnstd^ 1st mor, bus
Burlmgtou*a Sa^ i),Pg0
rstrnlruuimarket.
NgwYokk, Nov. (i.--Petroleum quota^^tion*. Pennsylvania spot oil dosed at^78.
THE^ SOin ^ HOUSE
MakciiksskaI'A- Valiton Hi.ocK.
COR.MAIN AND GRANITE STREETS,
BUTTE
Centrallocation In the nnett hmlnest nuarter
ufthe city. Rtectric and cable car* past me^door. For 11aii^l.-nt '^. r.n m^culm, i lion with the
SCOTTHOUSE.
Cor.Iiramie und Ctah Sli.^KtwiMS h BANIisiIMK.1 N Fl KN1SHKD
SampleRnnmsllie l argest in lite State. Flectn.^LighUug. Heiue.1 h^ Meum. Water^on every floor.
Thorough Proloction From Fin.
IVFHY C0NVEN1KNCI FOK (il FSTH.
AnacondaLivery Stable
]. (. MOV n 11 I . I'K'U'Ul 11' ill.
BUGGIES.SADDLES
AndHoriet for Hire.
Alsopropiielor of I'.nsenter, llaczige and I t-^press lui.. i ounce!lou made ^iih *J| train.
l)m,-eand stal'l^, | irst blreet. Anacet. la,
$5G0Reward !
V*Twill p4^ tnr^ ,ihf^^^^ towanl f r ^-^t rtiw^ e^t t \rm^(OmplatRil, Py^l^pei*. Ptrfe ItMriftrlvr, I n4it*#trtt4jn iv*^r(t|*fttl^^^l ur DrbbbUvVJMM *^ ranut'l cur* witA W,*^t'i^^ if^ul^l#M*'^,r Ti :^ when th# tfiiwrti^^M ar^ttrictl;^'^ niplli-ri with Th. v ^re pwrrly \^ffpt^bi*. ftntl it^ \rr^fmlloiTtv* MtUfu iiuti. t*if*\r('o^t*v4 Lar^* l^ ^ar^,^' iiUitilftff aWl'ttl*. U rMU |Ww^tt^ t^f t-ounUrfclU^*\n^l taiiUtlutv n.e i^rnulPia mtmgmV ImttA valf by^IUK JOUJI O *Uf COMPANY, tlllt AUO, ILL
THESMITH DRUG COMPANY,
OUtAOKMft,
MAINhlKEKT, - ANACONDA. MOIt
PVIIMUMwPKCIAUST.
DR.G.^8CHULTZ,
Overtit* Ked Bout slid Htm* store, No.^3(1 North Main strrel, Itutie, lie-^tweeu I'urlt *ud llriiad-^way street*.
Dr.('. sdi nltx Ii a rec ur ifradiiate, and Is duly^sulh.ui/ed h^ the siah Medical Hoard t'. prac^^tice III the Slate of M :.:al a. Hlul c .u.i^Is the only iptsliBeu ai I resinmslhle npeclailst
IIIthe Slate since the ,i^s.ite of 111.- in,-, 11.-;i|
law.In. not place yoin m- f utidei' the treat cent^^f inexperienced persons.*'ho never understood^your case |iio|s-rly ant alto ate sent out hy^different men over tin- muutry to see yon only^once. For a cur* of yoi.r disease no to tills suc^^cessful specialist, whov '^art of study mod ex-^IsTienee in Kurope enal le. to cflecl cures where^olliert fall, i'rivate, oblsat*, and uertou* daV^sale* of men and wottun, whether caused by
Inipruuence,excess or : i , seminal weak-
uess,nlchi losses, sexual I. hull/, lots of sexual^power, nervotu debility hloisl disorders, eie^Ciirahle cases warranted o cure Iu a very short^t Ime or money refundec HatsXM case* Iu a few^days. ( Itarue* low, es|ie ially toiheuoor. The^doctor has devoted his h'e to llus one specially,^and Ids proilcleucy It allotted hy the tlionsandi^who have been cured, successfully treated by my^hew method, without th' use of mercury. Th*^dis-uir cure* when ot l.-rs foil. Try htm. Dr.^SchulU will make no rtarne unless be effects^a cure.
l'erson*at a distance tired at home. All oom-^inuulcatloii* strictly coandeutul.
SPECIALTIES.
Dlseatesofthe klilner*. liver, RRjRJRj rtieuma-^lltin and all eruptive diaase* of a private nature,^lumars, cancer* and eniiUve fever* peculiar to^l oth males and femaln: also eruptive fever*,^such as scarlet, typhoid and spotted diphtheria.^Satisfaction truaranlcsi
READTHIS TWICE.
Fullyone-etKhtb or lie sum total of human^i siifli-rlnt! Is caused by venereal excesses, dis^^eases tiiul their results^i The Wonderful New Kemedy It the host and^surest of all medicinal for restorlmt strength,^ami.Hi^.i and vigor in IbOMWtM sulTer from all^I private, chronic and nervous diseases, tttoli us^hl.ssland *kln dls.^.-s, syphilis, tcrofulu*. fa-^\,.iis, ^i|il|H*ai (alt bsxun, peinphinus, psoria^^sis, etc.. and all lnii'tntn s of the hlood eautlllK^eruptions, pimple*, Hutches, falling out uf the^lialr. etc.
I'rivatediseaars -jonotTho-a, Rleet, stricture^kidney and buwldc troiii le., cystislt, and all^sad efteels of voutliul lollies oud excesses, which^' nn ii for hisUietsor nleasiiie.
Thewonderful *^^^^^ of this u. w remisly de-^peudtupon the fict that II supi'lle* an clen.uut^which is found saititu; in the hlo.nl of weak men.
imice hours 11 in ti a. m. to 'i p. iu., ^ p. in. to^^ jo p. iu. CoUsiUalWU flee.
THE
,R.
120MILES
TilliUOKTEST LINE TO
ST.PAUL, CHICAGO,
tin!all points KaM.
ElepantThrough Trains
2
DHILY
2
Makingthe fastest time to all lniint*^I ast and West,
lliitteto Clili iitowlttioiit chaiiieof cars.^I ill. i Portia d and I'.u oin.i without chance^0l ai-
Itutt.-to bau I'taiicisco with but oue tlu^e^i liiOUfe.
SuperbVestibule SleeoinR Cart.^Ves ibulrd P^lace Dining Cart.^Pullman Tourist Sleeping Ca't^Fret Colonist Sleeping Cars.
ElegantFirst and Second-class Coaches
ou i \ory through '.lain.
TIMESCHEDULE:
AtTlieDepirt.
Ittopm. Il.-lena and Mlsw*. i Fx. ^^... a. in^4Jtp ni Atla'Ue Mail irastt itiud) ( 10 a. in^I.K1 p. in iKuemau rxpr. s*In.iu p. m
Iim:.p. iu... Harrison Expn -t .'.:^p. m
l.top. in. I'a.'IAe Mail (Wetth nindi . 1 'in. m^(.lop. in I'. iiy and Norrl* A com Tca-iii
IiIll .M'lCSS i-oOlieels Willi Ihl.MUll ca^t
andwestlKiui I tr im *t l^ Kan
Harrisone\press connects *tth tlnau^b east^^ad Weslli train at liarrts ui.
l'uuiexpo s* dally except sttuday.
Ll Ml 1IDCD The N.^thorn I' tte Hall-^M \| I H DCK raad ntuW la . i , npissi
roadlath. Northwest, and null it. ihllttooal^in,rtein d time uowoatert tin-pubUo
1.1 dot oiuni'Hlaliuus.
Forfurther information calli
.1as. lloCAIG. (ieoeral l.-m^' Mi. i Main and tirai.' -. M in
CllAs,S. I 1K,0. P. ti T. A..
St.I'aiil, M.tin.
KINGI KENNEDY,#
M|....tuisloCKDCKETT 4, KINi,
Stationers Booksellers
MAIM*IX
CICHRS.TOBACCOS. ETC.
PostoflceNews stand^A.NACX'M'A,^ ^ MONTANA.
ATLANTICGARDENS
K0IILERat HII.L, PROrBlBTOsta.
109North Main Street, Botte
GrandVocal and Instrumental Concert^Every Eveniog; and Sunday^/Iter noon.
CHANCEOF PROGRAMME^EVERY EVENING.
ProminentMusicians.
TaleattdVocalists.
TheLatest Souks.
TheJustly Celebrated Tahtt Brewing Co.'s
PILSNERBEER.
Til*Rest llrands of Ctiars and Finest
Liquorsconstantly on hand.
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Hoge,Browolee ^ Go,^BAN K E RS,
ButteCity, Mont.,
Transact* Keueral banklnn butlnes*. Ex.^clianice drawn on all the loading cities uf Europ*
CollectionsPromptly Attended To.
Corresiwidents:Walls, Fsrfo ft Co., New^Yotk, Wells, Karen ^i Co., Bait Ijike; Wells^Kuni^^ Co., nan Kiatu'lico. Omaha National^Bank, dmalia; Kirsl National Hank. Omaha.^1-1 KMT NATIONAL HANK, anaconda.
-. J.CUAL VLN FL RMTLRE CO.
AreDaily recelvuie carload ofter carload
ofthe
FINEST^* CHEAPEST FURNITURE
KverbMiiybtto .Montana, aud pre|iared^to lurnlth aujr kind of a house, room or^hotel, just as you want it. You want to^see their new Folding Beds lust In,^I ^ .1 In th* Laud, t me and Loos at^Tlum.
FOR
SpecialAnnouncement
BY
J.H. LEYS0N
(Successorto)
LEYSON^TURCK
+ JEWELERS *
No,221 Main Street,
Butte,Montana.
W.D. FENNER.
D.JAEGER.
YOUARE INVITED
IOur huildlne has Iwn frreatly enlarged I^and iiiii'r.'Ved, and our sales rooms are^now the nicest iu Iks city. Our nianu-^factiirui;; dei'.'irtiiients liave h.-en very
Ibusy the |sist few weeks with orders for I
FINEUPHOLSTERING,
iSome of which we take ereat pride In I^I |il*ctng ugsju eklnhlUou for a short time. I
CONSULTYOUR OWN^INTERESTS
Iltv dealing with us, as we have the facili^^ties for manufacturing and can suit your^tiislecM ii tu the smallstt del.nl. Till*^d.-|^artineut is under I lie tiei sonal super^^vision Mi. L. K. MOKC.AN, formerly of^Oregon I n nut ure t oinpativ, now usso-^ciated with this firm, and the
PricesWill Suit You.
Iour stock wat never so complete as at^I present. Mr. Shale has lately returned^I from Kastern markets, whnre tie haspur-^| chased a large aud complete rto.'k uf
Modern-f Furniture
|Winch must be seen to he appreciated. I
HighestPrice Paid for Second^Hand Goods.
.E. SHALE I CO,
i4oW. Park St., Butte.
W.D. FENNER ^ CO.,
REALESTATE AND MINING BROKERS.
FineBusiness Properties for Sale. Improved and Unimproved^Property in all Parts of the City and Suburbs. Also a number^of Pine Mining Properties.
No.19, East Broadway, Bntte City.
Wholesaleand Retail Dealer in Metallic, Wood and Copper-Lined Shipping^Cases and Caskets and Everything Pertaining to the Trade.
Prompt^ Efficient Attendance. Embalming and Shipping a Specialty
BUTTE,MONT.
OpenDay and Night.
TelephoneHo. 57.
H.J. BLUME,
vSTOVES J'
'\. .so ^//'
HOTWATER
WARMAIR HEATING
AndVentilating,^^f HHRDWHRe. +
Furnaces,Ranges
WHOLESALEand RETAIL.
NO.42 WESTBROADWAYT BUTTE. MONT.
ELEGANTFURNISHED ROOMS
TH6D6LM0NIC0.
iHAS. BKBTSCU. Prop.^Main Htr*^. Nesr Front, anaoonda. Moot
TelephoneNo. 52
Bosley'sPatent Weather Strip
CORRESPONDENCES0LICIT9D
32WEST PARK ST., BUTTE.
J. F. KENNH.
Architectand Sopcrinteodent
IWtlKiisM.^i. r^r mnrrnes au.l BuiMlng*^Ku ry lh^Tt|^tlOQ.
37West Park, Butt0' Mont
J.E. Gaylord, Prest., W. D. Pinkston,^Secretary and Treasurer, Horace K^Brown, V. Prest. and Manager.
WESTERNIRON WORKS
[Sucwturslo LEXIXi; TON FOl'N'DKY.]
MiiimfI i^i. rMlilniiiwrtalnlng tnMln-
ln*!*utiiih. s, llinisr'Kniiits mul lloiU'r W ^is.^ChlHnlK^ll sii.'.ls, Car wliiwl* auU Crutlier^l'laU't a tawi'sllj
Office:271 East Park Street,
NO!MO.MsV-NA.^1*. 0, Box 43tTrlepli.m* 08,
TOTHE FRONT
W*Wn Kr. st riesjasn m ^***^*!^ to ths^Piilnii' that are uuw rrutr.ill) lis jti d In our^11 - ore ro ^ oa Kai k str**t uud arc now^Iwtlfi Mi,m i vcr pn psnM In maintain our repu.^I Ullou as the
I.KADINU
WHOLESALE^ RETAIL
+GROCERS+
OFTHE CITY.
OurMiMge ami Complere. as
Il|.|*Cti^II ^ ill I'oUMUl'S You.
LeeW. Foster ^ Co.,
6 HAST PA UK HTRKET, BITTK.

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