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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING. JANUARY 3. 1892
I
traveler'squide
tmixsAUM1 r.^7 :OS A. M. Prntii Stuart leave* stiiart s r.
Hin.Mill f re' .1 in .h.i|^ 7 hi .1 ni.^H:S2A. M. Kriini l.^it(^^ U-ave* Hull* 7 so
*in. Mlvi-r Ituu ^^^!^^^ in; Muart v.v. a in.^I 1 :50 A. M. Knini Unite anil r. arrival
Leave*Itiitte Hi. Iii a in, Miter l'..^n in ;.; a in.
MuartlOani. leaves liairismi in lu u in;
In-crI.n.lr^e iu a. a ui. Warm *|irlln^ 11 11 a in.
6:30P. M. Kraal Unite ami i.nrris.iti^Imm l.ntte .v/'.i.ni salver B..w .. I.'imi.^Stuart H.lii pui. bv* i.ai. i^^^ii .'.^^ |.|n.^I*vr Imlge S.u j. in; Harm Spnui;* .v.'.l I' ill.
1mains 111 i'aiit.
8:20A. M. Fur smart Sli..|.s H;.-J a in; Mill^Creek ^ :^i a in: arrive Stuart i Hi a in.
8:1O A.M. Fur i.nrMson Mtuirl -main;^Warm S|iriu^i. si'rfi a in: licer I..M|e,e'j; jj a m,
airivei.animoa H:3B a in.
VI OA. M. Far Hum - smart ^) ^^. 11^. Ml^\i-r Uoa liM a iu; :ii i ui' Unite in I^, a ill.
2:4+P.M. Km Unite mi l laarrlana Stuart^KiSIpM; sih.r Hnv(:J^ pin; arrive Untie^mMf Mj Waiin spring a ^. p in; Deer LeeRa^^ in pin. arrive UarrhMMI iM t in.
ELECTRIC RAILWAY TIME CARD.
Takeserleit Jan. 1, I
CMMMIFAST.
;ni\i;ntst.
THEWfcATHER.
...^^ruatWIi rtiinil of tlic ilii'i'itKiiiii ii'i' in
1lii i-ii.N fur \i sii iil.i^ . u-iT|aiil^ il t^^ C.
W. BrMtdcNt) w;i^ as lollMrai 7u. in.. I'S
dairoa^bnrt^i \ j m.. in dVajma a|mr*^ 4^p. m., 3ifJegruM a nlaiM-: K|i.m..i)i iIi-jjiin k^bJmm i '.
BM f 'in i i ni.
MmUb)'i null. Ma u-.tic la%mm Vart aa
ul.iisiiu ss iri|i.
\v.I^. MTatjh baa aaeti Inreatajathaj tin)^nuoki' niitaanf* al Batlr.
C.H, Laaa af avjfla ^iil a|iawrJHuiwlay^wtii Mi . and aba. L G. Smith al law^Mi.hi.hi.i.
Tluif will be ii^-i v !^ ^ s .it id., f'luis-^liM iluiii li hxlai'. aa K*v. R. f. Morrai^a ill ik.i he in tlx- i n\.
Mr.hi.I afra. Barno MffOlnlej aaa^dinnei N. ^ ITaar'ada)| arhlell ara^iaaUaaval^iiv Mr.aaal Mra. H. McNeil aaal Mr. aai^Mii. Ail.mis. Tin. avaatag a/aa bjbmI
in^'.ml pla) nit: .hhI ..iIn i iiiiiuoa.
Thei^^\i ili^ iiiii.il alt raft i. ni an-^iK.iiiu'i fl l .i A ii.H mil.i is Ma'KtH* Kankiu^ami lii - i ..iii|ian^ ..f Raaji V.n k ItatB. Hal
datebaa ma l^ ^^ii daAntteri aettled, but^l{.ml-iii's ''i^.i-iiiiciii will precede Katie^Putnma.aboplai^ heea aaajajari il and 12.
KilM iviirs will l^- liilil in Sl. Mark's
Eptarapaii iiiin ii i.mI.iv. tin vVeoateadai^wenlnaaibeeeajjer. uunl a paelor aiob^^lataaJ for St. Mark-. Rev. I. ^ ^ PMarkla^t.ui ^^! Unite will i.mil' iii Ihiarttyand^ronduet the s.'i v i.-i'.-.
Uaaanraaaaa1Cl*Laarj.nvia.iii la artive^training areaaartna lor I be It boar rare^arhirii aptiM al Rvana' rapera bonae Jan.^ii. li i^ araaaaaad toraaMre the nnliaawe^aaowei'fraaa9MitoMa\ TMaia dona r.u-^thepurpoarofeaiahliria] s..m.' ^.^im| bwaj^mm to ^in.'i wlu. iniyiit la' aVlei'wal br^the b%ner antrniKi tee. Thorn arc ^^number of faal peileatriana in tbia *-it\^arbo have not yel bad an oniinrtiintt] Ui^armi tlieir naotaJi lls^s w ill ba givwi
l..ui. i' in tins men.
Mj. 11. I.'a\inniiil.. .Ml. liinuit Park: Vinlv
MiDuai ll. Uramidei I. It. Loaea. Man aa^n.ii\. Si iiatnr Tnurnton. raaonei Kaiea af^Auai .uiila ami \v. ^ . Murala^ nf Maaaonla^mill qtnet ^enthnnefi al tba Mi.ni.ina Mat^uiglri iiii^^^tii:nii\ laJMd i.M'i rba pro.^piNaj an i pi'. s|ii'i'i:. i.r lu'vi aaaaon'a^pane aaaetiauni in Montana. It was Mm^aentbueiit ^^f all lliai the Montana rtmjil^Inr. tiaaja Ihbi pror atanikl la- mail.' In excel^llnisf^ i^l an^ |i:i'\ions \i',ii. Tha |iiis^Braaaine for tho ^ iii nil will la- uitiiiik'iI
soiia'ibna 11ii.. aaontti. A meetiaja lor^that pnrnoae will prohohi) ba bent m^llrlana or Qrcal Falla artthhl MaViya.
7.iY.\ ami Lo*Tb lot i i. Raja aaaaMat le ami^K^ \ Weet riajai . Koid railnalvli bp^Cow. li A \\'alfiup. 'i Mainatreet.
TIipiiK'i its of our atrn'U ol ^ inns. Uoajaaa^nml ^ iu.iis JajatUW s il l ^.lii n.iiion of tlitj^liatnuiai;.' of all BaMtaaaaera, I'll^ Ran.
luckyLiquor atora. inrnat fU at ami ( awrry^atraata.
i.e.Rapaanrhaa Saotaaaavrad aaaarbar
larariui of aanvanir anoana. iu-
iImliiit' -..'iii' ier^ pretti after dinner^luffeea ^lili i tiarai inn of lue ameiti p.
PWtbebeat arinea. Ibiuora ami riajmra
railal Joiui H.n k..\ iili's. MJ faMataUl^^ ii' i t. Mil* aukee l.rr a aparjolt} .
R*Of| aaja ^'ruH know llial |l^,\iiir'
Hi-..-..W Kil ^ t atreot. iia\.' tba baai ami^eboo|aaat iVorariea in Anawoaaaa.
'riiuWhin Lobar RaataneoM. Sft Mral^^traet. is now anon. II pan nam a pood^nasal for J^. eenta,or nanilbrtable ami
h.'aii lodninaT. tbia la the plarotuai will^1 anh you. lai i.' McHutrh. prmwrletor.
Ibaiiajio a laraje abipnieni now oa tba^Bray. u*e are aaaaaut oaT baaAaan aaal eaoa
boj s|,iii's at siir|^l'lsiiiul^ low li^iui's.^anil lie ititrt iluifi. II. -I. Illuiiir. 71
fullami ha punt im . .I.^Waal Park attaat.
MMUn-.i m.w|t\ a sf.lid sikiT^^rim uir |h n boloVP ami pencil tolw f.iuml
nt.1. t . Kept ler'a. i iitonla pn aeni Bar^fithi r lad} oi paatieeaan.
ForFiratH'laaa v^ im ^. aayaaN ami fitfnra.^b''o PniMit Ia-i'i. tfo to (f.niiff Ikirii'li's.
Hik .IM'llll' .
VToatadkgirlfor aeaaapol bonaawork.^Appi.s ai 7'it i iak ateai l.
THKSEAaoX'i rintl'IT.
Talkor the Turfmen Ahout Ihr Martina*^of Neat Summer.
Se-vrraliti'iitlrnwii ^linurf proud of tin-^turf ami a lio hive to talk horse sat tH-fopi^^the Ik-mhIi in the lotttiy of I he Montana,^' Thiiraduy niglit a-atchins the old ycupnut.^Among those present were \V. ||. I!a\-^iiioml. J. B. I^ateo. Shelley Turtle. \V. M.^I Thornton. Andy McDowell, rh'ii Kinney,^i Mali lis Haly anil S. A. I sles. The ipies-^! lion of thi' Montana circuit for the aeaaou^j of laTM wus lully iliseii^se^l. 'I'hi'ii' is no^I iloulil that MM of the mi etiu^s u ill lie^hrillianl heyoinl .inyl lime the si a to has^ever wen. Ilelails p'ltanlini; the pro-^I urn mine for this city and Butte woredis-^{ eiisaeil tit length with Mr. Hay liion.l. An^, iiuiisiia 11 ^ line list of entries is promiseil^! ami the purses will la^ hatiilsoim'.
DaVfjkJthe otreniiiK the cnuveraation r^^-^{ t;,.tiling se\eral noted horses lavanie alii-^iiiMI.il. Kinne\ Ih | Mi llow.-ll ^|ih that^lauly Wilton will la-at l'loriila the ilrat^lime tin* two horses meet. Mr. Daly la-t^McDowell v','.i^ op the same pro|aiaitioll.
MiDug ad bat Mr.Daiythat frmMmimM
baoll.olil 11% ion in ikraa siraiithl heats.^The forfeits l ave U rn plueeil in the hntuls^of t 'oh aaal I'.stes.
Theit*is asaiiranec that this ^carwill^BOi alVWal of Hie piekeil horses al the^l!i\i isiile Btabal iu the Montana eii-i uit.
in fin.li i: t in HT.
tli' I.an I.els lis i.iip mi Nome Sim
aaea.
Itwas a liusy flay in |a^liee e.iui'l \esler-
Raa.
I.P. Malone was i harneil wuh |a tty^lareetn hut the oflleers eouliln'l make ihe^i liurge stick ami he was discharged.
Ranfaataap 0tA out of Ma Mttia iraajUa
inllie same wa^ .
FraudDcrlaud celebrated the openinc^hours ol the new year by pum hiiiK Patscy^llollailfl's In ail. Both parlies to the con^^troversy were arrested. Frank paid Pin^and i oi*1s to R| it with the court : P.itsc\^w as discharged, as it was louml In* had^done uibrbty Imlc Rglrtlnfi'
Tom tionlon was sent to jail
laanuaahe had need auiajaaaje ann -
coiniiiKirelitleinati. The sent, in ^^^came as a reiclnliou to Toni. who hail td-^w a^ s uiiilci i.to.al the Ian in Montana did
m.iaooopIn poopta with iiith^ lonajnoa.
Mew ill pomh r over his mistake in jail,^^latin s Edwards, who brutally assaulled
Rina;Hfmd and auutber Cblnanaaa in iha^ioarer ood of the city, adaaitted his anHt
when the coin I In'gun lo ask him alanit
thenatter. Janaia will atooje lor his wa^-
wanliiessb\ s|m'tuling Uilay.- ill jail.
lamesMaloncv committed a shiM kmulv^ill-lM.ilin. il ii I: ick ; his plea that this is a^fpocCOUtttTJ and that a man could do as^he liked was ihe uuihoi'ity he aayjaad ill^hbi daaVnac. 'I'he eouuir^ i- froa cm.iiyh.^bill Mona, M.ilom x is mil and he won't la'^until If M|itaii's 'h-- ^|n and costs char^eil^auaitist him on the blotter m .liiilue nVa k-^1 well's iittlce.
illsTIf^ AN's CAsll.
IIWon't Trnuhlr III... tny MOM lor a^Time.
AndyAmlerson. the proprietor of the^five-cent joint on the cornel of Main and^First streets, was called u|a.n yesterday^to answer lo a charge in .linlce H'Lcary's^cm it of Unenv as bailee. 'J'he clini'Ki'^was made by William Costicaii, wlai has^been aaaaoayod as a blacksmith up ill the^Pllnl t ri'ck region for sonic months.
t'oKtignnalleged I hat he had given 4a
Raraonkia porkankoak to baanifar him
untilho would call lor it. Tim purs.' had^oontOanod ajaajr tint hi iiioii.a ami chis-ks.^lie rem.lined iu lit.' placcilritiking lora few^hours and the next day w hen he railed for^his |MK'ketlaaik he was told by Amlersnn^that only Jsll.ik'. a as due him Anderson^said f'ostigan bad run a bar bill of -M.S7.7.V^The case created much intercut w hen it^came up for trial, ( ostigan's witnesses^proved that he had given the purse lo^Anderson; ihcy denied that ^ oMig.ni^apaaM anything like the amount rbaPajad
l.\\lldel-soll.
Theattorney for the stale thought the^evidence insiifllcieut for a com ielion and^mowil to dismiss tin* case and charge the^costs l.i the complaining w itness.
-bulgeI FJa^ary' dismissed the eas*. but^pafuaed total theroataioeosiigan.
Andersoiiis lM^'oiinng aaad to the ways^of the IMilice court: he has been there^pretty lii'i|uently of late.
fafaaRMaRla ihe I li n.^rTndOr an arrangement which went int i^effect on tba Rrat day of January , S. t'.^K.nyoti is ailiiiiluil lo jiarluership rela^^tions in the I.^ics A- C ouncil Lumbar^company. The lajeioeea af tba corupaiiy
hasImi-ii iimlci' the mauagemeiii of Mr.^Kenyan from the start. MiaefRrfonl ape.^rlroa havo peauited in buHdiog up a Roatr*^laillaaj buaineaa anil the new relations^ii|hiii which hi' etners as an iiiterested^ow mr is in the n^tiiri.of merited prom.s
lion.
Sanoeniie'sInillltereare.
Ib.ii. dim. L'. llwing to the iuihlfi i-
ciiecof the papaaa most t.. lie baaaaftaad bp
ihesi'i'i.'s of concerts for the organ tiiud^of Sl. .IhIiii's chiiri'h the concerts have^been gj\-eu up a nil there w ill be no more.
TIii'm.who batra baan aa kind aa to bny^aroenti tieibata will iava the aaaoeyee*
fmiil.il to them, taking on I #1 for the lirsl^cone.-ii. by af.pty^ug to \. K. llainiiioiiil.
pnitdonl si. .h hu's guild.
4oiupllineiita ..I Hip seaaon.
Milw vl kit. Wis.. Dei'. :i|,^j^.../^ifm I'. P.In'ti. .1 iific.iii'1.1.
Wewish you a happy ami prosperous^\cw Vaar. and may you li\c kaaR and
pi'siMi. Oars.ihs. MafiM barteka. Heap
usio make it a million.
PAMTRMaTDM I n,
l.aVh-toria. the ttuesi Kc\ Wi'st cigar^on the market. Powell A Wnlkiip, aide^agents.
NotIre.
Timcommittee of arraii(eiiieiita nl iLt^^Rreinm'a ball will napet ai Iha Loarar
Works ball on nest Friday evening to set^^tle all claims against the OOper and lower
work'-iiri' danarUnenta in ennnectiou w ltd
theball. Dills should la' pceaeuted at^oni e In the preslil. lit, .lolill S. Dougherty.
is.tinit,.w.i1.1
Forthe return of a red and white cow.
nttharbltaetiaafcdown the barkonRIM^latter ^H^ on iIn- forehead, sitpny,,! ol.^stolen from Mra. Rorr.ai ike brirkyard,
s. . 1. 111 i,l.^ i . Ueethtg.
1lie aaaual aaantaa af tba aumkb/ildei^^^t th^^I n-. Nattooal book of Utaooada,M.ait., will ba^lieki at aaal baak oa Tueaday. the i.iii day of^.i.iiii .'iy, 1-.'.. U-i\,^i ii i in h.Mir. .,1 i aid a. m.
Rf,M. Taoaaroa. ^ awaanr,
Pallat King A- Kciiiiiily'- l.a langaiim
inlam y p^aaoa. atatioaary, ibdla. cutlet),
pianos. tv|a^wriler -lippll'.. laa.ks, . if.
flaaaaa,apertai le-. \as. ^. cups ,,|^|^sami'i's, etc.
/i-/.i.at Powell A Walkup'a. a leader in^ilomesi ie cigars.
Br.St. .ban. ttt Weal Park avenue^tloefarto! boura I la in a, am,
Anicely LWa -!..il r.^.:n for rent at in;^^ lierry alni'i.
I'll ndiis, MR W'eat Purk .i.eime, up^ataira.
IXSTAI.I.ATHN OK 4IITICICRS.^Grand Army.sons .if \eieran^ ami I a.li. -
MRs,^ i.-i.
Bitti . Ian. '-'. Lincoln Post No.^tirand Army of the llepuhhr. gave a put.^lie installation of offlti^rs at their ball on^Wesi Broaduay tn-nighl. ( ol. P. R. Dol-^man, senior |K^st cointnnnder, was uistall-^II1V olllccr. The past commander is J. .1.^York and the new officers are: Com^^mander. J. li. Jackson; S. V. ^ .,^P. II. Manchester: J. V. P., ,1.^K. Hand; iiuartorinasici'. I,. K. Holnies.^surgeon. William P. Klualabank: cliai.-^laiu. John Ralcy ; oftlecr of the day. J. B^Scott; officer of the guard. John flechte I.^adjutant, B. V. Ib-cl*'. The following^ofllccps were nppoinied: .1. B. ftlovei-,^ajaajai* serv ant 1 t'. B. Sliia-uiaker, ^|ii.it-
icrinasti'i'aarni ant,
lotimalllliI. alter the installation of
theabove ofReora the hall was turned over
tothe Kidlfs* Aid sia'iely of Jam.'. A. Gar*^Held camp No. 1, Sons of Veterona. for a^similar bot1 ice. I'he follow baj ^llli era were^iilstnll.el with due ii'ii-tniiiii with Pol.^Waller \. I.i.nl as installing ollieer: Pres^^ident. Nettie Haaenblbi V. P.. Lottie^Hobueal llilst. es. May llausw n lli. Sy I^y ian Smith, Lottie (^lov er : chaplain, Mori^Houawirth; sti'reiai'y . Nellie i ork; Irea^^urcr, Sarah Holmes. guide. Bertie^Wells; inside gii.nil. May Haus-^yvirlh: outer giianl. little Glover.^The past president is Mis. Maria York^Following the ladies came Ihe RflRa of^Veterans with Past Captain li. F.^Doiightcry as installing oSeer. The fol^^low mg mi* lin* non ufaVeia! I aptaiu. G.^M.t.i-egg; Ital Ibuiletlalll I'd McDonald,^^aooaaj liciil.'iiaiit. Charles Diishoug;^eoooa council. \. II. Daud, Joseph Crosbv :^chaplain, Rd Maiichesiei. Afier the in^^stallation serv ices tin* kalge incuilvei's ami^their friends gathert-d around an elegant^huatoeoll piepallil by the ladies of Ihe Vul^s.a'ie1y .
THK!^AVI^i-sT. .11111 m i l^t.
Arautnent of Ihe lleinurrer y| ra. si.^John. Will he Ma*.^Bi n v. Jan. 1'. -The detnurrei to the
complaintagainst Mrs. St. -loluia was^i aigucd bofor. Justice Fddv this mornim:.^I Attorney II ildoru apiwuring for the dc-^] feiiilaut and Iaalala4at Pouaty Xitorm v^I Campbell for the .laic. Mr. IfajIRorn
arguedami ipiotcil the statutes to show^, that the only law against the crime with
whichMrs. Sl. Johns is charged is the
statutorylaw which says that a woman^! must first desert her husband la foci' she
can la1 guilty of the offense under
the prow Ciena of the siatut^, ami
!as the complaint aaaM not charge^Mrs. St. Johns with deserting her^husliaml it is theii'fore riefectllre,
IThe ilelemlanl i-ould ma la' sentenced^even if she pleaded guilty lo ilieeh irgc in^the complaint. Mr. Ilaldoru claimed thai^under the absunl statute uiloplcd by the^iiitelligcui legist.ituic a w ile or hiiebond^could la- aa lia.se morally as ronU be
!imagiiiiil ami yel la* not guilty unless Rra
;sertioti was lirsi proven.
Mr.t 'amiilN'll argued that the complainl^was suHti n ut lo put Mrs. Si. Johns on^llial. and then Ilaldoru surprised the^court ami counsel by agrts ilig logon,^trial on the complaint d die elate Wne
iwilling, aiidcoiisentedth.il tba demurrer
Ila* ovcrrul'il. which was done. The Ra*^| femlaiil then reserved all i tghls. w .liv ing^none by ii'iisoii of ihe decision. enteeoR a^plea of not guilty and ileinaiulcd an im-^mediate trial, or have the slat.' show^rnnna for ihlay. It was i ii.ill\ agreed^that the trial la- sei for ni M Monday at J^o'cl.M'k.
Mrs.Si. Johns w as present in thecoma^room, bul Mr. Davis reniauud inviaifRa.
B'
Week of Prayer.^II, Jan. ^. The wei k ^f prayer ^Jv
aervedin Protcstani chiin la s c' lieraJt^w ill licgin on Monday evening ami niii-^1 mile through lb^ week. The prograipme^is as follows:
Monday,7:atl p. m.. Mountain View^church Ifcv. E.J. faroene veld, leader.
TucMlay.Cotigregatioiial chilli h Rev.^A. W. Gravea, leader.
Weilnesilay, Baptist chiiii h Rev . J. F.^Soiiires, leader.
Thiirsilay.Presbyterian church Rev.^Mr. Holmes, leader.
Friday.M. F. church, south Rev. fialcu^W^aal. leader.
Saturday,A. M. F. church Rev. J. J.^Beimel ts. leader.
All(uistors are nspiesiisl n^ niinounre^this pn .gramme from their pulpits Sun^^day vv ith the topic for each day. And re-^aaaaajbjer aaiaiatera1 meeiing at M. B. 'I'. I*,^nssciiibly roinio. Monday . al 11 a. in., by^J. F. Sipiircs, sia-retary of the assrauatinii.
Tool,a New .paper.
BrI 11.. Jan. '-'. OaUtaa Mclbigh.^ch.'irgial w ith interfering with the I'nitid^States mail, was to-day taken ladnre^Pliil'il States Pomuiissiotier Ding.*v..n.^He waiv ei| c\,iuiin.it ton and vv ill la- taken^to Helena m a day or two for trial. Bis
offenseconsisted iii taking a tiewsp.oier^front the top of a mail !a^\. Me say. thai^he was so drunk hi' did not know what ho^was doing. However, hi' says he will^plead guilty. There is a ipic.tion as to^whether hi-- offense eonatitUted a crime^against the government.
silverHow i lull.^Hi ^i N . Jan. Ai the annual im-eiing^of the Sib er Bow club, held this evening,^iii'-annual elect ion of officer,, resulted aa^follows: C. H. Palmer, president: W. V.^! Peinla rtoii, v ice president; Frank K. Cur^^ia tt. recording secretary ; Robert Oris,
financialeecpetory; J. V. laaig. ireaaurar.
W. Met . While, W. i . f hitk and W. ii^Thornton, bouse committee ; li.irrv Cairns,^stew irn
l.,..k.an.I Waller..
Bii ii. Inn. The following officer*,^have booa ^ lect.il for the en-uiiig term bv
tMCooke and fValtera' 'twl**n. M^eMy
No.:t.!t|s. K. of I..: Thomas Smith, iii.is-^tci workman: Gaoeaja Hull, a orthy fore-^iiian: ^'. fV. 4 oh itiaii, recorihiig aecrc^tary : t.eorgc Hall. \l. ft'Nell ami C. F.^Bmw n. il. legates lo ihe Trades and I.dan^assembly .
AnaronitaWorktnamen** I nlon
Mects.itMatt le building hall every Tues- |^flnv at 7 :.ai. MciiiImts are nspi.'sti'd to^attend. Tnaea dcuing ^eeajbawabap
alioiililcine at I p. iii. All inv Red,
P.Solti'NsoN, Prt'snletit.^M. 11. srriB. Krcordius Secretary.
Wanted.
Infi'itiiatiouaa to the present ^here- 1^alamts of Frank Harm', who ^aa last^heard from at Missoula in Dfs-'cints'r. l*i^i.^Any inforitiaiioii will la' most thaiiktullv^reei'iveil b.v Ins brother,
S.A. H ynri it.^Lit iiigsiou, Mont.
TeHie Wholesale Trade.
ttiirMr. lloscnficld has had nil active^c\|w^riciii*e ol .i.'. years m ihe handling of^^ straight rectified distillations. In view of^ibis naot. we deal lo v. .ur ,.iIv .ullage.
Klsua k\ l.ioi ni: s un:..^Im, First ami Cherry Mia.
Nolle.'lo stockholder.,
Nati.-ei.iaraaa Meaa Men Raaje mill* a
llllH'tlllU of til ^ ht.a'kllolilel. of the Alllrl l-'all
llturtiMining ^ iHanaay, held al the nbVe of the^..'^ retaO'. i.. II. Wlaatim, In I nkm hlaek. tna^i'..ii.1.1. m.an . on m^n.lay. the iiri daym Jaa^uaiv. UM. at I .ii'iVti. p. in., for the eurjinae^^.r el. etaej a boiial of trueteea .ml ntber ofaeera
fmi ^^ yen HK, it, it n'laaroa, s^s-.
^^a
Twosets of Nvnetnre for eoie chcap.it
Hanv *s loan ortlce.
Niecc.MilMoral Callahan A Miern'a at^atandqrd price.
MacCallumtk Cloutier,
-I GROCERIES AND PROUISIONS
Gents'Furnishino;^Goods,
NewStock, Reasonable Pncci
Tlict hcapc-d in the city.
Liquorsand Cigars,
1lie t.hoicisi Brands,
THE
SMITHDRUG CO.
Rh.WOVEDTO
118MAIN STRLET
PAPL1CEHALL.^^ ^^^
Pr ^CHIIS. WBIDEMAN
Newly-t'a|^^r.al. I'altit. il and Furri ...e I
aareaapaeii.an bs Ms-ured in
BALLSAND BANQUE13
Ior the s. ah.'ii uf l*.m i.'
Someile.11,.1 a' 'late, iihw at llie d^.|... 11^uf tl.e |.lii.lie.
canuu oi iqaVeaaCarti WTebjiaiia.Dnfow Pais
auiiM uital.,1 .liei ls.
Teasand Coffees
OiUu- finest quality.
^ur stiu k bj almost entirely new.
Youu.tnt OUf ejfiruK faRfJ we want^your trade.
MacCALLUM^ CLOUTIER. b^' v*r^0*ZZ^c~
Chostnut.
COMMERCIAL
m
Tin.hmiw l a. |..a ii rer.tlcl ami retiirnl*h''d
tiii. ^l^ll.nil.
PtftfSam|ili' Rfainiy fur rammep.-ial Tr,ni'lrrs.
ftatci%2 and Uiiwarrls Per Dav.
J.B. REYNOLDS. Proprietor.
T.11 Fitzgerald,
NOTARYPUBLIC.
RealEstate,
lii-m,imi',
Collections.
uun r. ^ n IMUAKH hi ii him;.
COTTAGEHOME,
\n;t'^itii1a, Mont.iii.t.^VI7 k \t-'nut'. ^ ^|^]^^ ^-it** ^ ;it In tilt- ( hiin-li.^rMl li'Hi-p Ihmi l'^-**n eWSMl Msl n**wl\ fur
ll'vht.llh|..iuli^ii!Hhllr h^ ll(.].^\^v|.
ll'M-ht.hp | I ii.:u.) t,t, |apr ni--tit li. Sl* .lis m *.^it\^-n .tan i. ivo.^Will.mm Hkaha/^'n.I nipriflor.
Cfpievpnllliu.1
citatiiuim^ ntm
BCi+iI riml lllct'lfe
urt'M' wr\ IhmI^mil l^m in4t^^i i^;^)^ I ip|^tiiiiitill\
till*VffJ l*r%^l Milt^Ill tH^ -tRlf. 'all
iln*i all i ' inmnnlratioii-. to ur ^ ^ll ^ii^MRS. K. Mi DONPL.^l*^Hf*i ItitMwtwMy. riillti^lnitK. M^mtan#^.
J_/V\ ERR ILL ^ CO
JEWELERS.
106FIRST STREET
:I'.v ni i ii' i;|.; ..^^;.!^ u u.^B.
J.G. WAHLEN.
Forthe Holiday Season commencing December ist,^every purchasef oi M.50 worth ol ^ootis w ill receive a
Ikkrt entitling him 10 .1 i lyUM | [oi
OneWine Set of Beautiful Design, valued at$ 75 09
OneHoward Gentleman's Gold Watcb. 14 k. case. valQed at125 00
OneElgin Lady's Gold Watcb, 14 k. case, valued at - - 50 00
Buyyour 'Xfeias ptesents brom .1 jeweler who
fjii.tianteeshis nods.
J.C. WAHLEN. Jeweler.
PhlllpsbillU. Mont.tn.i.
^ ^ ^ a a a
TOTHE LADIES:
1,000Pair
OFBOYS' KNEE PANTS,
25ca Pair
JustReceived
EstesConneirercan,ile
Company.
MANYPRESENTS,
-Comhinini; tho
(IF
III!
USEFULwith the BEAUTIFUL,
Canbe found in the Crockery Department
TUTTLEMANUF'G AND SUPPLY CO..
Ill\l I Ki IN
trStc)^a^'t^^ MiK 1 1 11 \ i'c 1 ware,
ANACONDAMISSOULA.

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