The Anaconda standard. [volume], June 07, 1892, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD. TUESDAY MORNING. JUNE 7. 1892.
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TRAVELKRSGUIDE.
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TRAINSDEl'AKT.
tlOA. M.^For C.amsnn -Stuart ^:^ ami^warm Hprinos Situs to; tK-rr Lodge 9:21 gsgj^arrive ugl ribun 1:43 a tu.
9:00A. M.-Kor Me*^MM fiiioamii'.re^:-^^on u.j4u in. bllM-t Low ^ ;j a mi arrive butts^lOno a in.
8:OOP.M.-For Buttn nnd (iarrlson-Stuart^1:1* pm: Wlvor lluw t-.t! )i mi iirrivs I'.-.itto^soopni; Warm SpiuiiK tiiu p in: !^-^-! !..,^.^^^^t:oo p in. anin- Carriesa Kti i at
6:1O P. M I'nr flints Mini I a i ^ a all su^^rer how 10.00: arrive Butte lu lu p m
Therelire linmired- nf |^eoplc in Huh^c-ily who vv e.ulel like t^i lake part ia getting^up a rousing celebration of the (^!^^^ i-^ous FiMirtli. The member* of the^fin' department have st.irt.-.l^their |^rrparatio:iK. and tlie^ would^liko toliuvo the iicujileof Anucntiilu make^eouimon cause with them. To-night a^mass meeting will bo held in Standard^hall and residents of the city are re^^quested t,^ turn out Tor it. ti'o to the^meeting and vote for the celebration.
THEWtATHfcR
Thedaily reeord of the thermometer in^tin* city for yesterday, a* kept at^\\\^.^Brandon's drug store, was: ~ a. m., .V)^decrees above: 1_' in., i.s decrees above;^4 p. m.. 80 degrees abejv ^; H p. 111., 7'J de-^gi-ci-s MN|
AItOt T rHK 4 I I V.
Adaughte r was born to Mrs. James^Lung oft arroll yestcida^ MMjaj,
TheKpworth li^acini will givo a straw^^berry and ice cream social on Thursday^cve-ning. June If.
Mr.and Mrs. H. F. Mahan and Mr. and^Mrs. Alex ltevine visited Warm Sprincs^Sunday alieriux^n.
JnmcsKilldy was run in yesterday for^fighting and breakinc one of (iroeeryman^PMbA plato windows.
Mrs.P. I'. Kobinson. late of the tele^^phone service, left for Phili|^sbtirg ^ester-^^la^ where she will ivside permanently.
aregular meeting of the Athletic asso^^ciation will lie held at the park to-night,^tlusiness of importance will be discussed.
JohnIf iggius was arrested yesterday for^being a Bjaktr of the Ancient Order of^Hums uuil begging money on the streets.
Therev. ill be a s|^t cial meeting of the^a. O. II. this evening at Standard hall to^consider business of iiiiportaric-t- to the^order.
Alady's MSJBJ ^n^ picked up in the.^sti-eet opposite (^rieg's fruit store on Suu-^dMT evening. Thu finder left it at Mr.
v.rieg's.
\.M'(.iu^y. lageaaTM at the upper^works, leaves to-i'ay for a well-earned va^^cation, which he vvill spend visiting friends^in th^* Mast.
Workw iil Ive commenced at once ^^n the^erqetion of u turldiitg lor tiro \t1detictlub
atthe park. The laiilduie, when com^Dieted, w ill l^- oat of the large a ami linest^uyniiKi-iiiius in the West.
Vp.irl^ of twitlve* young ineii from iht^^raih'iNid machine simp uim to Silve-i lake^on a llshiug t'.itr Saturday night, return^^ing the follow inc evening. They w^very successful i
latl.'es!e. 11 c 11 Of til
ilbrought back the^^eason.
TreasurerDeluiy is lo iking for a yellow^dog ivhteb lie value.-, at at leasl he^says the dog has coiit him that much. He^i-.i.vs he has destroyed clothes lo i he value^,-I ^:;.'^ t^^ chew iug them together with a^curtain noes worth SI. Toe dog look a^coilai worth rl away on his neck to wlui h^was ..tt.u Iic-il a ft doc tag.
Thoseinti'rested in the entertainment^to be given in the High la liool building to.^ni^ht have -pared no pains to make il a^success. The- programme whii h has been^prepared is an e\'.cmive one nnd includes^addresses, recitations and singing. Super-^intendi ut Btoeje has ooejisesttesl toallow^ihe|tm^wfnlhstn aWBee MMIrMwM^be i lc.ovd lor the purpose.
Thefollowing arrival., were registeivd^at the Montana ^csterda\ : S. It. t'alder-^head, Louis K pp and wife, II. A. Neiden-^hofen. Untie: ). H. West. New York : J. li.^W.ls.m.t MMatl I- l^. Ilallingcr. Ha 111 |
It.Reynolds. Melrose: H. w. Niaoei, Lead.^riUet T. v. Btitledeje, TMree Forks: a. w.
M ^ une, Salt 1-ukc.
TheAnaconda Athletic associntion i.^trying to aliunde a wrestling match be-^|#BeM Jack King and I'eter S-hurnachcr.^The niatcii is In ix1.1 titucco-lloni.iu and^w ill be decided in iavor of the man win*^li,ng two out of tinc^ falls. A letter was^received from Schumacher yesterday that^lie was willing to have the matc h take^place here if the inducement was great^enough. vs the association ex|ieets to^^ ill.T u III.oral purse n is likely that it will^succeed in MttUej the match. The dale^has Hot as ^cl DM u sot.
AHandsome llanuer.
Thenew BMr ^^f the A. O. T. W.
whichwas orchnd some time ago has^bee n received. It is made of white silk^and is six feet w idc by six and oiie-half^lei t long w ithotlt a seiitn. The emblems^of the order are in ailv vvoiki ijou it and^its trimmings are of a c ostly order. It^was orderee for tie celebratloa at Helena^on June 11 at v. Inch time1 the supreme^lodge meets. The cost ol the banner was^eV..
KraiI ^l its sales.
YesterdayB. F. Mahan closed the sale^of a house and lot situated on the corner^of Third and Cedar streets. The pur-^rh.isiM* was Meter f ox ol f'arroll. and the^price paid was S3.o^. Mr. Mahan also^closed the sale of a vacatit lot on Cedar^street toCon iTDonnell for tft e.
Srntthe Key line-1..^Lndrce ^ Ilrjwn, th^ absconding bar^^bers who left town a week ago. were^thoughtful enough to send the key of the^shop back front Butte. It was received by-^Mr. Powell. ^A itli a |K^^tscript attaehed^saying he could go to the ehest and get Ins^^ bavins c Kgc
Im 1mb*
Altitmttite store in tranite, consisting^of store and complete slock of tuniitti:,-.^doors, sash, glass: also a full line of mi-^del taking goods. The abov e -tore is doing^a good busim es and is the only house^earning theabo'e hue ^^: g.-sls inOranite.^AddrvssMm Hi i 1 1 i in i^.
draiiiie.M 'lit.
AFFAIRSIN THE COUNCIL
TbeAnaconda Cemetery 7hocght to Be^Too Hear tbe City.
TOCBLEBKATH THE FOURTH
Mayor Dwye - Recommends tho
Formulationand Hasaaee or a^tamtiry Ordinance- Petitions^hecoivod and Granted.
Ata meeting of the city council last^night a communication was read from F.^c. w.cic.. asking the privilege of erect.ng^u building on First street, 'ihe petition^was granted. W. c. (irover was granted^IHTiiiissa.u to make some alteraliotis on^his bunding on Oak street. Mis. JeuMI^Davenport asked for a |^eunii lobiualu^brick veneered bouse on lot 1. blocks.^The iK'iaion was giatind on condition^thatsl.ed.t the* \cnecrtng as soon as the^frame woik is completed.
Theicsiguation of Policeman John^John Iseinau was received and accepted.^Tho ix-signatiou goes into elTeci to-day.
Apetition was received from 11. \V,^Hurkhardt asking that he be granted such^assistance as the council thought was due^him on in count of his accident. Alderman^Fitz Patrick moved that tiie petition be^referred to the judiciary committee, and^city attorney lor iuvestigation, and this^was done.
Thepolice magistrate submitted his ro-^port lor May. It contained a summary of^I he eases tried during the iiioiith. It^showed that there were nine cases in which^a tine of tin and cost was imposed : lour^eases w ith fines of $5 anil cost and seven^cases when in $1 and costs were levied.
Accountsto the amount of si.'.'^.'is. were^ordciud paid and warrants drawn lot^their pa) ineiit.
Alderman Shovliu asked if the clerk^had louud out what the cost in the St.^Jean ease amounted to. The clerk re^^plied in the liegulivc. I'llder the head of^iltitin.slied business Alderman Shovlin^moved that tbe council prcHit-d with the^election ol a city engineer ami surveyor.^F. W. Blackford was elecied without age^position.
Onbehalf of the Alert coin pally. No. 2,^Alde rman Walkup asked that tiie c ouncil^appropriate J*0. w ith which lo purchase^uniforms. A motion was made by Alder^^man Uareovich that the appropriation lie^gianlcd. Alderman SktegjUo] i-aid that ill^Ihe event of the other companies asking^a like recpicsl they would certainly havu^lo give them their appeal too. 1 he mo^^tion was carried w ithout adissenting vote.
Themayor mentioned the adv isability^of selecting a larger and more- suitable^eemeterv. He said the present site was^too close to tie^ city, \ldermati Shov lin^thought it was unfortunate for Ihe city^that the cemetery was ever located there.^He spoke of the danger of horses running^away in iuneral processions. He was very^much m favor ol selecting grounds on KM^cast of the city, and moved that a commit^^tee of three- be ap|Kiiiited to investigate^the matter and rc-|Min at I lie next regular^meeting.
Theleaver then appointed Aldermen^Shovliu, FitzPatrick and Hurke as the^committee.
Themayor s|ioke of the necessity of hav^^ing a saniiary ordinance passed. Aldct-^inan Shovlin said he had been informed^(hat citizens wercMlumping their garbage^on other than the grounds provided^for the put|tosc. He said the^city attorney was heard lo^say that no ai r, sis could Ire made for that^olfense. The city attorney sntd in reply^that he thought Mr. Shovlin was in ciror^and that ihe utrorucy had never sail] such^a thing. Alderman Walkup asked iti.it^the council eoo|ier.ite with tbe firemen in^celebrating tie Fourth of July. I'll ^^mayor said it was an ini|iori.irit duly to all^Americans suitabl.v to celebrate our na-^iioii.it day.
The'mayorappointed Aldei men Walkup,^Fvdgeeombaiifl Burke a committee on ar^^rangements for the celebration of the day.^The committer* was instructed lo work in^unison with the tire-men.
J.V. Sin pieiiaut was granted B4MMe^^sion to lay a walk from Ins restaurant^crossing Main street.
MASS. MIMIVe. TO-Mt.llT.
LetThere lie a Hlg Turn-out In tlcomt-^nf the Fourth.^Aldoiuien Walkup, I'dgecnmb ami^Burke, the c ommiltee appointed by Mavc-r^Bwyer to uet in conjunction w ith the fire^^men in preparing a glorious celebratione^f^Ihe Fourth of Jul\, met a committee from^the tlremen hist night and it was decided^loeall a mass meeting of ihe citizens for^this iTuesilayi evening at Standard hall^at s o'clock. It is desircel that the assem^^blage lie a large anil iepre.se illative one.^as the lire-men are deserving of all credit^ill their effortr to hold a celebration com-^nieiisurate with the city's sue ,,tid^patriotism.
Carete,t Thank-.
We.the undersigned, w ish toextend our^thanks to ihe friends whei turned out so^generously to attend the funeral of our^sail and brother w hich was h^h| on Sun^^day ufternciou. Our thanks are csivccially^extended to the pall beaiers.
Gkokof.ThovFsCI.N,
Mis. tiFOI.CM TlUIMrsov,
Mlis.SVH.vh cottrku..
Altc-ulluii!
Indies,call and lie convinced that our^store is the bargain house' of Vuacomla.^A full line of millinery, notions, ladies'^and gems* furnishing goods, sites s. hos^^iery, dress ^ooclsaiid Ih^^s'c lothing. Ynuis^to serve.Mi Kl | 4- H vv M s.
New York Raigain Siorr, HI Fast Fust
Stre-et.
Nollce.
Afull attendance is requested at the
meetinge.f tho Anaconda Workingmen's^union, vihich w ill take place this evening^at tho Standard hall for the llnal c onsid^^eration ol important business.
M.B. ^rtFi:. Secretary .
ilo-C unity ^ oiiimittee.
Thedeniorratic count^-^e-ntral ccinimit-^mittce was organized at Deer Lcxlee Sat^^urday, with J. M. k, tin-dy of ill.s c ity as^chairman. Mr. Kennedy is peeuharlv^well-nualifierl for the |^osition, and v^ ill fill^it w ith ability.
AI Hallengs.^We hereby challenge the Butte Juveniles^to plav a game of base ball on ggf4a |4J^for |M or HO and expenses, game to be^pla.ved here or in Rut e.
AvroNr^A Jo rMLrs.
JuneO.HML
Ixlilbil at Sc hool tVoik.^Beginning Wednesday evening, and^contliiiiing until F riday evening, an ex^^hibit will lM^niaileat the Huh sebeel build^^ing ol the school work for the year.
Notice.
Creditorsof the Estes A Connell Mer^^cantile Co. are hereby notified to settle^then accounts at tin- , It ^I . . I lo
cation.Carroll aeisetnts ^^ ^'^^d
therealso.
ELECTIONAT DILLON.
Cib/cns tarry 4lie ll.iy ami Elect all^Tin Ir 4 atnli(lnti-H but 4lno.
bpcr;alDliusteh to lue Mainlanl.
Dillon.June*;. The city election held^lo-da\ tvstiitetl in the election of the ctt :-^Segva licket with tic cM-eption ol Phil D,^Mctiough, the candidate lor iselice inag's-^trate. who was defeated by J. K. Holde n.^the independeiit cundidati-. Theinde|ieti-^dent candidates for inavor, police magis^^trate and street commissioner were |Hlt in^the He ld a few days ago and a spirit^!^canvas w as made for the mayoralty* -\^total vote of ZU was cast. The followiti.^is the v o:e in detail:
Formayor-R. C. Haliiday. eniseio^candidate. 1;..'; o. F. Morse, indepen^^dent. 7 .
Citymarshal -Grant Haynes, citirens^.^1*0.
Cityattornev FMwin Norris, citisen^171.
Cityclerk^F. E. Do Frii'/o.rilizoiis'.J'..'.^City trcasiii-er Phil Stclzer, citizen ^.
ML
PtsJsMmagistrate- Phil D. Me(rtMigl .^citizens'. M| J. K. Ilolden, inde-|h'iideiit.^107.
Streetcommissioner ThomasTritt, sr.,^citizens', I'm ; Joseph II. Cowan, inde|k-n-^dent. .s't.
Thecitizen's |v;trty candidates for ulder-^liiett were electee! vvitheiut opposition; in^the First w ard. Charle s II. Pndlc^ , by 77 :^Second waitl, Jose pints Ki^ h. ^f^: Third^w ard, lor the long term. 0s Ma Besl, H t^for the shor: term, a. S. Kife, :^l.
IMI*4ltTANT ^E^^.
TheC lotlllng Hon,,- ol M. ^. Asrlihelni^Will 4 lose Out Their I iilllej lliKinee,^Wllhiii simj Hays.
Ihave determined to ^ lose tny entire1^stcs k of c lothing and gen's' furnishing^goods at less ihau Fasti rti ^ ^.-i within^^ lavs. Kvc-rythiuc HMsgl beeold by August^l.S. lHfrJ. Have |h^sitively made up my^nun I to discontinue B4ja|gjaej on that date^and flirtheruiore that my sloe k must be^closed out in this city within that tunc^My si,,,-!, if- all new . w ell scl--c toil and Ilo^fake sale. I also offer my buildings ami^fixtures foi sale cheap and on very reas^^onable terms. Will vacate pi-emiscs^August l.S, MHb KesiH-cifully,
M.S. Asc HIIFIM.
lie*.elEstate Transfers.
Bl'TTF.June li. The following trans^^fers were rtcorded at the ollice of the^count^ clerk since our lasi re|s*rt:^.lae.ili (l.-enhlllg el si to li. M. I oh
hiui.|c^i ii. Itleiek 4. RIc-eadalHea * W^Cora \ Wiggle .mil Uusli ti l to .1. M.^Foster. !,.t -,. block ii. Keys* ft i p
ton-. a,tuition .... 1491
llaun.iltI'. Itell to 1 llien X. toll, a^portion of mi- surface uroiiinl el die^Stghtennale lode rutin I^J. M. Foster and w ife tat has. Me| i,,a
aM.lot it. Meek to. Laggel i^--
|e|s aclclltian Unci
Neilire.
Thestockholders of the Red Lion Mill^^ing company are hereby notilied to meet^at the ollice of FitzPatrick ct- Sirickfacleti.^Anaconda. Mont., on the Itethday of July.^MM* at I o'cliM'k p. m.. for the purines** of^taking into consideration the proposition^to lease the plain of said lied I.ion Milling^company.J. It. HrTt i . jr.,
i^. Leiei it.
II.!!. Bet K.^J. I^. UksK,^P. A. Laboey,
I'ru-lccs.
M.J. FiT;'.r.\TRn 'i.
Sectetafv-.
lll^tile-**^ 4 ti.-inge.^^ l
TheMolilalia Lumber and Produce^coinptiuy have chsposecl of their Ana^^conda business- to a new corporation to Is-^know ii tis the- J. T. t arroll compaii.v. 'I In*^sain:- company his also piuclia oil ihe^pflopefty of ihe Kstes cV Conm-ll LtMsfeMC^eceinisin.v and vv ill e-olh-c t that coin|siiiv's^accounts.
Auat^ititla. June I. 1s t -.
l'cislllii-ly Selling ^ oil.
Ioff, r gee entire t.toek of n^w giiods and^unrede-eii.e cl pledges, consisting of^walrl.es. diamond-, iewehy. ctin-*. HMseV^cal instrtime'iits. cloihiuc. trunks, etc.. at^prices iar Ih-Iow their actual value.
H.KtXIWBB.
ANew Hi noI of 4 igar^Manufaoluied bv D. Tietjen is c ailed the^D. T. 'I I,is cij(ar is made entirely fiotu^it.i|Miited tobacco. Try thc-te and you will^detect IfefS line- aroin i thai ^ ul^ can be^founcl tn the Vuclta Aba jo Ciib.vu tob.-ai ^^.^Sold at 11. Tie tje-n's ctoat store at lac-eni,.
Ieir Sale or To I.** .
Afirst-class blacksmith shop, with a^well-e stablislecl business, on theeoiner^of Front and Hickory streets. Tbe shop^is rcplcm with stcs-k and testis.
Applyto D. H. Riiti; vn on pienn-' h.
Tee Whole II Ms^ C'niK-ertt.
Allpersons having goods pledged with^me are icpies'ed 10 I'-doom the --.inio^within thirl^ daysorilii'', will Is- ollerej^for sale at pubin auction H. Flow g,
Anaconda,May Id.
Soil,a,
Allpersons knowing theinsi'lves in^^debted to me. will phase* make settle-^me-tii Is-forc Jul;. I. alter that date I v. ill
Ih*obliged to give all amounts tor coil
Hon. m -p^ ctl'ilb . M. Am UHi IM.
SiinilayBeje4sfel4K4l Itates.^Regiuuiiig Siiiidiv, May jti. lstij.aml un-^lil furtbi r notic e, tie- Montana Dg4ea rad-^ftuv u dl sell 'on S-ili'la.v olilv I loillelilip^tickets be:w eeii alt stuticuis at olio f.-,r,- |,ir^round trip. giMjel only on dale of .ale-.
Ior sab-.
Piic-ro.-ilnBring house, lot CaxIfU^llli Park avenue. Will si II^uiifurnisbisl. Appl.v at No.^nuc,
I'laiio'J ggtftns,^t^eave ordei s !^^ W. A.^Sberiuaii Music ^ o.'s. ...1^street.
FreeI unehc*.
TheOffgvnski saloon proprietors hive^coir.in'-nced the free lunch system CnM^lunches arc pns-urable at all gejejn tfsa^hot luncl.es at night.
No.
fillin. bed or^l.'l Park ave-
Smith.North
ittbe^Main
Whatshe Wanted.
Theclerk with the w ..M il tmista. he ami^hangs listened lather impatiently as she^e-.|ilained her wauls.
Yes.yes.^ lie sanl ut last, ^I under^^stand.^ He took dow n a roll of cloth and^atliled : ^Here's ju-t tbe thing.
ButI said,^ sin tanas*
Ikm^w,^ ho iiiieriupted. ^You want^tin-^ loth for a wrapper and Ibis is somt-^i.iing extra line.'
tlh! Is it '1^ said the woman.
Yes.It's all the i.tfe,^ he returneel as^ii^ tinrollud the cloth. ^It's just wl a: you^want and it's cheap, tcs^.
Ibally!^ she ask-1.
(Hi.yes. Il mutch,--, your complexion,^and nothing could Is- Is-ttcr for a wrap-
pm
Andyou re sure- I want it for a wrap-^tier^
Why,I suppose of course
Amiyou's cpi ae eetlain ihat this is the^piece* of gisids 1 want .^'she ,i|tet rupu-il.
KiMlly.I'm 'isii illy so sect!rate in my^JudsTfttOtflt that 1 can hardly Is iieve
Canyou think of anv thing else that 1^'.ant
No.madam,^ he replied with soiuo^ili-rv oiisliesa. ^1 eOnfeSl that 1 eatl't.
l et me tell you, then.^ she said. ^I^want a clerk whaw ifl let nic l.uo'.v a little^^ot.iething about what I want myself. Will^vo i kindly ask the voiing womnual (he^gest counter io come and vv ait on gag'.'
He did ..o. and she pun based material^for a tcagow It. Hii/o'ioei-e //,-^ ei/^f.
I'eirsale.
Afour-ro iiii dvvell'iig iMMkM an Itngl'N
loton Fast Third street. Applyem the^premises, a pi.
W'vM Fiv Two girls, one cook and one^to do secciiid work. Appl.v at Hotel Mon^^tana lo Mrs. S. 'Futile.
ForSale A pool table anil bar li'itures^e oniplete. Appl.v to Con O'Connor, HI^Front street.
WantedA O, i man girl. Apply at .'1^^l as'. 1'oui'th stri-et, Allaeonda.
Purifyvoiir blissl now with Oregon^Bloisl Piinlh-r. the great health i-i-sion-r.
Ifyouwautatine piano at a very low^pi,,., call at King and iv-nne-ly's.
Parties rcc;uu-iug stabling lor horses ui-^ipiire at sr.v.MitKH ollice.
QldPeople,
J.V. P. Is tbe only Sf-sariuriUa thst eld or^f11 t^lc* pc-ciple should take, ss the rnltir-rsl pntaili^wliii-b it la every etbt rssrsst-sriils t'ist vv-okuovr
of,in under certsiu nnnlMnni ngansj to be
emsiistlnf. J V P. co tbe SStMSnrf is purrlj^reBJStnkSt suil stlu.ula'es Uige-ti a sn-L cstes^r-w Mood, tbe v ry ibiug Mf eld, deli, ste or^BSSnSg dovi-u BgnjgS, It knHSg th.-u up and
prcilOugStheir lives. A c Ste ill peelllt
Mrs.tic l'h-n sn eitlmsble au-1 elderly lady of^f.t 1 Mssou St. s p VTU [,,r mnntbs dc-e-lb.lug so^rapidly si to serloiiily alsrra tier family. Itgot^r i bsclllist ggg was f,nsM^- stilt- ted with tslatlug^^pe!K Sho writes ^ While In thst clsocee-'is^eo-idltlon I ssvv iom^i ef the. testlinotnsls con^^cerning J. V. U nnd sent for | bottle. Thst lasrk, ,1^tbe ttirning point 1 VSgjBtkSnl my lost flc-sh suit^SngBSgg Slid hsvo BJ| bit k^ well lu jresn.^^Tlivt w-s-i two years aire snd Mr* tic Men is well^sud hesrty to dsy, sud ^nil tskiug I V. ^.
IIyon sn- old or I eel,I, nnd want u^ be built up.
The1'nion Pacific railway offers spec- at^inducements to (uissengers dcsMi ^! ^^^points beyotlcl the Missouri liver. s.f.c - al^c are is also used in I ooking c migrati' - to^and from all {mints in Europe. Con-ult^the ir agent at general ia.lv av ami I am- ,^slop ollice. corner Main anil Broads a-,^btitte^. beloro purchasing tickets ssse*
wLeie.
ticorgoIearieh is tiie agen* tor the N u th^Get ma n-Lloyii and PcJ Star steam shin^lines. ^ aish furnish tue be .nenn, ^^lions lor i-tussitig lite ocean at Ine saeSt^reason ibio rates. Ho . an furni- i ^ ' i^with tickets and E iro|M-ati e^ , ,iaI,^^ ' '^on huti at 411 1 Engl raft av enuc.
Dr.Macdouald. Den Cast en ^^tallies Manufacture.. I^lEames' Adjti stable Si n v' ^^fer Plate, and egtractiou with^gas and clcetricitv.
Ifvou want a cheap Imby gasj
IKi*'i: A Keioie-elv.
AtVtor
Joy's
VegetableSarsaparilla
Hostmodern, moat elT,s tivs, laicesl bultla,^tsi.i- price, 41 sis lor JVUU.
NewbroPfSJg 0*^ Sole A^enl-. Putte. Melil in i
(LEARY HOUSE,
ajS*ob'Mtt, mont.
Theamy First ('last Hotel lu tiranits.
negsnttyFurnlsheel Kooms.
OurTai l^* sre rseogiil/'sl s^ ttie standard of^Lxceiieaoe. None leii -vhlie help I i i . i.
Hennratagates,
J.t ^ I.FAKY. Pr iprlc-.or.
A
NACliNllXl.iVi:ilV STABLE.
U.a. LlioWM I.U 1'raprtstor.
ladles,Saddles ud Borsu (or H.n
mm-
tJSmmCAFE ROYAL.
1hi* will b* r t, in Fint run^- SHORT OKDER HOUSE.
VI ;!^.iil li01 time.
MRS.-1. V. SUBPREtiiMT, Prop,
109Main St., - Anaconda,
SHOW
ak FLAKE
BAKINGPOWDER
P.s^STANDI
IME TABLE TO CfllCAOO.
IttlCAOO.ST. PAUL. MIXNKAFOUB-^k UMAIIA KAILWAY.
THF.NOKTIIWbSTEKN LINE.
Thisl^ the BaH line oiaklng eonneetlon *^r.ttrsT N'oBTiirg* Bailw vy ^t NL Paul^c!,) in the year r..r t. uirago and the East.
VIAORSAr ^0nTHEB^.
leave MM I
Ie-ave It i^r.jII
Ic its i.rest t-slle *
Air.ve.MuiitIt
ArriveUrang Forkst
AnlveSt. I'i.iI
vi v inmw rACtrtc.
I.e.ivsMutte II2P1. ^:
b'sveH-l n i 1 in d. io. It)
be.s Rozecnsn^ M p. m. *
v.. ^ I Paul1! 15 p.m. S
viaKo^TMwr^!iM LOrn,^I ears Bt. PaeJ fgVevnb sup. m. I:^vrr ve All sau-
l,,..: V. p ni : -. i -n 7
Arr.veri^ ejeo . a SS p. in. * ixi a. to. *
log.in.^.'-.pin.^v^ s. ra.
j-jp. in.^96 s. la.
p.m.^a o m.
-.-3s. m.^la p ra.
Oip. ra.
3fta. m.^K4.ni.
C.B. GROFF, Mar.ufac.utcr, ^ ST. PAUL.
fas,\.,rtl-.we-.tein tJtta i* Hi* shortest Une ra^ho-n ibstane ^ and line to ^ Ii eigo. *-*uroy..til^i,' t. ave- il,'.- .ii-- I-i n a;-f ^i-ler aeloresg^T \^ ll.A-DALK.^General l'ssIeuier \geat. tit. Paul.
TheAnheuser-Busch
BrewingAssociation,
TheLsirgest Bfewery in the World, produces the
(elebrated
BUDWE15EREER, -
ANHEUSER-BUSCHBEER.
Thevery best beer that -s made in^thi M^ I'nitc 1 Stales
BURKEBROS,
Sole)Ate-e.it^ tor Anacor.U
iprcprieinr of rsnsengee. TlasKSce sad I^press l ine e ^ laiee-Mou luaUe^villi aU Uauis.
sadbutils, m^i blrsst. luconds
'HOTEL.
rHiLtPtgURO.MSN*,
1l-l l'K nilKAIIVl AV.
(lerfytktttg1 ^:n(nr^al^;^ and HesgeUks. am .it^1;- ,--^ii.i ile Hal ilea*. Islele. and CK-aiSj^Vv i-.. , Ruuiaicj l..,-)inv
WttI ITIII
Freeio ^k Afflicted
AMMM ate s.tlli-i lug fr un tlieerTe- 'n of Voiittv^ful Lrr-.r^. !.--^ eif Maulmod. Failinx Powers.
tnerf It use Uieet, ttrlatur*, traasni sua lag
nisnyin a la ivlnc.i SM ftka Sgtgctl of Hi ss
lertibMdlserasri ^ia iseeivs, fhkk or^Cngntiiu/all tmettuiu kea {^ Iptsnt a.i ^ ..i
'Aeiru-c/t,| at lioenc y wi.t-Ii^ to Ilia
CaliforniaMf'iial au^1 .umcil iDErcir/,
B| eTiftsI gtie.-t. teg p(a
CglUoruia
THELARGEST BEER BREWERY
Inthe World.
Pakst,Milwaukee, Sales 1891. 790.290 Barrels
AnlK'iiM.'iHiiv h St Louis, Sales 1891, tioi.o;
PahstLeads with188.212 Barrels
PABSTIS UNDOUBTEDLY THE FINEST^BEER IN AMERICA. CALL FOR IT.
JohnV. F^etr^it-^,
SoleAgent, Anaconda, Mont.
GREATAUCTION SALE
REALESTATE!
J.C.KEPPLER
TheLeading Wakhiiuktr
ANDRtftMCTOMH JtVUft
MumMrttli AujiuuttA.
Ouly1 \xc*^ tot i.it
SMULTLRSOUVENIS SPOONS
NothY ok KTCM KHOtaDCM' Ml t tint. -
*( thu Copi ^ i * ity l i^til HMKlftl I OMMflV. f li.4t
meotmgof ihe *:^^^ 1 iiiiM*i* or *^!^' umtMir.^^ ia t ^ iiriil .ii 11m h^*.*.' oAos of t i^- - il t rn^l^nv .it Nil . Ma 11 In at, in Ui^ ^ I ^ tf AIM^' r -i:ui, in tt-t*i-f Montao*.W^ UiMdajr,^j lie* Mm 'i,.v s4 .inn'', i^9at %\yt% - \. 11: ,^Uu' -^^^ ^^. ( o 'itU t'^ 11 ^^*.itt'- tM
;ino ut tit ^hf ^ ,^:^:!.^^. -to * t'i . ^^;nl..iiiv. aittl^1 h it 1|m lUiluuxjt lo wl I hi Ip. j r^i^^ ^n| l^^ lu-^rroOMtM 11 1 Hill tlllu llffgtOilrou I l.t. i^eiii-l^!^' I *r*. t^ Ha x * .11 t^* ; e ihr av. ^ t ^ th^~ * v-^l-U ir ^n** ! t.-h.u - ' t 11
Th* Addition^U ^it Inn otiu^niiU* m ' 1 ^^ sJUav^iiii fs porii^^n o|^tlit* '-ity, ir* gOVfftl,^loflUaui 1-
ri.ll mtUk Usiinl^Ui ^ . I'hw lli.t-^t^AVOOMM ill th*j^city lit bo4noj^MM|i^fttru' i^.! Ihwigfi^It. Ir u tti^^^li a n ^J * r^ ni ^^^^(,^^MMl 4owfMW
Mid.H1I:i''.IVO
adUi;ionto0^i^M
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(lt. \nW Ik lUm
tiiiiL*io urnw mo
loth 111 Mn^. 1I10
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BOISLCILY
1.nii-r.s.ug^BU ACRES.
1 p.-i-'f I .ml^i- li .-.1 : p*a tlii^i-isrssc. slid ni'i-4^-imJ His su^-^tl.*l will com-
uiseceaita'eleatf
MONDAY.May 23, 1892,
ou tils isiouu-ls
lrer^500 Uk ts hi Sol*
J.ERUMBACK.
J I Main Street.^Eo.se- City. --- - ld*h4
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Till-:Mi IN IAN A,
A- v, M i, UOSt.
tons,
Buviioi,
REMOVtD
With,or I
itI'sln
Il^ra
Prof.I. Jeflrey
^l--urJ.'uly 1. I'M.
Krje-t-. Ml 1. ISkO.
I ^^^* ^-
CHIUOPOOIT. MASICL4E inj DtKMAIOlOOISI^Kuuui o. M kla.u Mreei, liuiu-, U'-ut.
Waoiesslssal Rafnl Dsalars le
BEEF.AUTT0A.^por:;. game, etc
ike
t-i
KainStreet.
Anat-onlii ^
CMolOIt** U l*c ^^tstft.ii (Vutr.ii t. 111*44^u.M t tkUlO trt 4U1U *.. . fcli.ffi^ ,rv^I 1 MM ^t.d eVll K;ut^ KaV^t iumSouIU lf,i^il ^ ut*n a l limuii -ait!i ^'^^*tn Vt*r,t bjl*nj
|I*ID It* Oil i H.^rO| rf^ BIHt Ills} t'rUlrnUtfo^M ^ Ut Lt^nOJAg Vmtt III gV l l't . ,C } ^ l^ UAJly t^-
twn-n\itnit*. ^^.^-u^ in i -i t Ui an^I't' ^*^ *.
*'n* ^if *.:^^ h:in..i4-^in^*-1 ^*n 1 m^-t rlvui'rf^^pl-omlrt] hotel* ta Um t n.t^M HraiM. Th^*i*^otiuiily fireproof, and provided vStb tofrat-^ni^ei'vcru* belli*, llroalarait. ruuaiag water. batUaj^kie.tm U--.it. open tiro pUi-.*es ^vB*i st . ^^aaavoooaojoaa, Raaaji to ^mto aad ^tn^iOa^^ n^* mil iservl-'e *ti.ct \ flrvt-cLtfteV Kettea^from $3 50 PKR DAY UPWARDS a*^^ofdolg to ^u*^ acd oliarav-ter of room* ooco^^paidC. W. LOOMIli. Prop.