The Anaconda standard. [volume], August 13, 1892, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST 13, 1891.
onavguit tynt, 1,-04, was
ftiaalltone of i-iic f.ftecr. dtcWvc^battles of '.he \v^Mfld,
AtRUaheiin, village op the^left bank of tlie Danube, Mati-^boiott^ii and hit tillici overthrew^the French and Bavarian forcra,^captttrirg M.n-v ! Taliard Md^taking 13,000 | ri^ - i* But^for ti.is defeat. L^ ^' II XI\
wouldin all probability haw^bseocae master of the whole^comii'.e:'.'. of BwvjfM,
A
WONDERFULWHIRL.
Thiswas the odd expression of^I quaint o'd gentleman who^diopped in to see us yesterday.
Theremark wu occaaioncd by^the rnafmion ol goodg owing to
ahe ivy day's trade. In tact,^.since we advertised our whole^stock of summer suits at ft $.00^we have had uoik to keep our^stock straight tor tlie next day.
Forone week more this won^^derful cut sale v. ill be kept on,^and at the end oi that time we^don't want any summer suiu in 1^stock Don't exped to if the^same success follows as in last^week's sales. Look them over.^All at
S15.DD.
CANSI KLEIN,
MainStreet, - - BUTTE.
Iflit'-iil( oilililillri. ( all.
There^ ill lie ^ MMtiMg of ili^^ iV iiki-^rratic county eeii.rnl committee 11^^]^I in^Anaconda on S.-itunl iy, Aug. Li', at IS in.
I.M. K nni.iiy. ( liauinaii.
THEM.^ATHER.
1lit' reeonl ^if tin' tliei nminetei- .vester-^day ill front of ^'. \\'. liramluii's atgagj More^was: 7 a. in., VJ cli^ - altovc: 1_' in., 70^degree* nliove; I p. in.. 7*J iletfreen allow-;^I p. in., ^iM tU'ui ^ M ghgfg,
ABOUT THK CITY.
Kvnnsop^ra house is reeeii injy some^needed rt'puirti.
AliiiiK'Ml iliHir key, round on Main^street, awaits an MTMT at theNi \M)m;d
taaai
McssiB.( mil. H' \u!ii'i I anil Lew is wont^to Helena yesterday to MJPtMpgig in the^w hcelim-n's eou\ i iition.
COWSVS. MADE TREES
KicksGalore Against toe Roving^Ruminants.
NOCTURNALDEPREDATIONS
Ownersof Trees and Lawns Com^^plain of the Freedom Allowed
Liveblock In the^Streets.
Timrow question has rearliPil tliis^|*iint: mo wo lo have trees ^ir Is the rii\^to lie liirncd over lo the cow s'.'
.lustas the city is lieoiniiins to reap a^few of the lieiielhs follow inp; the general^planting of |M| that has prevailed fur^three yearn, the city cow Hlijwi in and^claims the fi-ccdom of tlx* city. Nothing^is too c^^^l for her. UVHi Mower hols^ami \ c^clahlo ^aniens ; choice shl'lllih^T\^and .voting trees art* all t id-hits to her^voracious nnw. Ami her ow ners nay ^lei^her no her w ay in peace. \\*e don't care^for lives or burns, -and it costs a dollar^uml a half* a month to liax ^* a eow honied.
Someof these |icople most of them^Merer lived m a city licfore. anil they^would hotter pi hack to the country.
Itmakes no difference whose cow it H^mayor's, alderman's or pri\ ate oil bsag'a^Into iho pound she must BO if she is Hot^kept oil' the streets. And there she must^st.O tiil she is hailed out. Thi.- is the^edict of the police department, and we^are assured that it will he carried out.
Thenthere is another class of citizen*^a limited cla-s. thank Heaven who do^not p.isture their sti^ek in the streets, lint^t urn their horses and cattle Into tin* ceme^^tery. Here thev wander at will over^craves and ihroiiuli Ma at lieds, tleseerat*^PAg tin' place and illii-iratnin the utter^lack of feehtiij that characterizes too many
ofour people.
JamesMoMasiors spent y.sterilay in^Anaconda, tglktag politics and hooniiti^^Deer Lod^c- lor the capiial.
Adissected puzzle of the world's fair^has made its appearance, and w ill hccoiue^a fad if it meets its deserts.
Thechildren's entertainment at tho^Montana Thursday evening netted M lor^the Si. Mark's Sunday schujl.
Aparty of UawianaWn left tin- Molilalia^at !':IB last e\eiiinL- lor the park, w hen'^the evening was spi n: ph i^anily.
Owen!tieorce A. Sheridan of l.oui i-^aua will open tlie political MmpninW for^the republican-- Tin sdav evening.
H.inchmcnDomptain that the e;arileuiii^^mania Ihat |torvailes the city tilts year has^ruined the sale of their \. ^'eiahles.
fJ. Kelley and A. V.. Whipps ln.ii^ht out
BabGrief1! stock of Balling tackle yaati i-^day and went up the eauv.ui flit fling.
Thereis in the pound aw ait gag in ow ner^n bald-faced sorrel boraa, wilh white hind^feet, and branded w iih all anchor on. the^lof t shoulder.
K.J. Sampson and wife of Chiaajm up^spendum a lew davs in Aiiaconda. Mr.^Sampson is the western representative of
theKateyOrgan eomuany,
II.S. RayJ came dow n IVoi.i lire Bo^nl
mineyesterday, lie Brian's lettering ra*^potts of the Royal, which Isgrowing bet*^lay and hotter each day. The new mill^will lie nutting in a short time.
I'iKirI'at Dow ney couldn't resist the^charms of the hi.o k iMittle. and was sent
backto Deer .Lodge Hiatei.laj i. ^; 10days,
b J iidee (l'Lear^ . I low ne) had been out of^jaii for only a few d t^ s. He is ev idently^insane anil some means sbvuht be found^to place him in an as\lum.
Thelacrosse clcli w .11 leave for Mis-
Foulato-tiiuht. The 1ki.\ - afa in |1 trim
anilled conlldcnt of \ieiorv. Thev will
beaeoomtsiaiad by I*. 1^. liayall, P. 4,^Kulllraa. Leo Lasellc, il. i'. Mahanand^oi her* w ho w ill sit'ia it that knsy reeoive^aufllflhml moral IU| port.
ntsPatrieb^ Striekfsden sold rastets
dayfor \V. V. Bra ha sot I die lot on tbe
northwestcavier ^r j'u'ihand ^'berry
atraets.Tbe purchaser wasl-'riuk aril-
souof Carroll, and ma pricepl,10a Tno
samellrm alsa sold a lot tinOak street,
bctwi-enKiftb and Sixth, toi.. p. Trio]^for $1,060.
I'urnisticitBaaa*atosj Baajaa^For rent on reasonable t^ nil . Appl} to^B. i'. Mahati. Wat stieet.
Thehorsi* that was impounded yester^^day i-one of a team that has been turned^bassess| Park avenue every night for a^fortnight. lie was captured Thursday^niehl in Henry Kcdmoiid's yard, when'^he w as compl' t itig (he ruin I hat sonic cow s^had stMeaaafaUy started Tuesday night.^Ail along Pa-k avenue the lives ami grass^show that these horses have Bene) bnny^during their nicht raids, and it is a pity^that the police did not succeed ill captui-
il:gthem both.
Themajority of the alderman arc dis^^posed lo uphold the olliccrs in their en^^forcement ni the ^cow ordinance.^ The^complaints of snllercrs from the inroads^of the city live sleek, it would seem, are^Is-coming too numerous to he ignored.^On Hindi and Sixth streets are some line^young shade trees that these pirates seem^to Men marked for their own. At St.^Ann's hospital is a long row of trees upon^w liic li horses and cattle brow se nidi-ci im-^inatclv. From all parts of the cily come^general complaints and kicks innumer^^able.
To*-:oe aajnaa^Tho Helena /^i^feyicm/.oif prints the fol^^low ing description of a now ly dev iscd a|-
paraiusto lie used in gold mills:
Inorder to ineroa^o the -.n ing of sja|d^in the ordinal,v anatntiona of mining an^apparatus has I ecu dev isi tl by w Inch bai -^riers or impediments ayp Kormed m tlsi^course of tlie pulp, causing a w hirliit^ i r^eildy ing of the flow in^ maiorial, \ er^ a.l-
valltageousfor tlatchiugof tbrprecioi -
particles. Tho tailing* with water are^passed from tlie feed chute into a bopp r^and fall through n screen on toaii BMSBbra-^luating plate, where aaasenf the gold^caught: tlie sluice i. set at an angle I^alsiui 4a degrees, w ithiu this Is'iug a scri-^of copper plates w hich extend acri ^s^the shuee transversely ami meet^its bottom at an an.do, and on account '^the inclination of the linjne are appt'ov^mately on a horizontal plane. The plan -^extend upwardlv toward lias cover of lb*^sluice, hut terminate short of it, leaving .i^space alsivc, and a series of amalgamat^^ing plates are placed alsivc these othei
alates,extendingalong the top of tl
sluice,while the lower portion extend-^dow nward BBPoel ilu' sluice, and geani^the Isiltoiu of the sluice is another seri- ^^of plntaa, The tailings, or pulp, after^passing lain lbs sluice, meet ihc first in^^clined plate, are checked ill their rapid^Haw and directly upwardly and outwaid'^against the upper aids of the oilier POfV^per plate. At thi-point, in try ing to pa us^BraUnd the upper end of the plate, n^whirl or eddy is crcatisl. throwing the^golden particles in perfect contact with^the plates.
iiixit rtaan t snansng
Messrs. Khret, Tictjcii, Steigcr and^I'all me itnikiug idahoiate pr^*paration^ |
fortheir Ihg Host camping trip. If enter-
dayoil'* of their frieinN a -ked them if 1^they would be able to i ike htm aloit^with !^t hem. as he w as anxious lo make the trip.^Mr. I.hu t replied th il way would Ufce to I^have bun go along, bill thai iheir thiee^wagons aronhl Is' so full that they could^not oos-dhiv add another mcntlicr to then I^party.
Investigationrevealed the fa^ I that the^party w ill have the m.M luxurious camp^^ing otillit thai cwi lefttlst city. One of j^their wagons w ill be loaded w ith provis^^ions, another w ill be stis ked by Mcsm-.^Sn igcr, Fall and Ttotiea wiih May and j^cigars, and the third. Mr. l.hret pronsjees^to till v\ nh bed springs ami inaiirasso-,^thai the party may sleep comtoriably .
ItInmn known how me men tnenesngena 1^will travel, but it is rnaaonnble to suppose
thtttluvcoithem will drive the lennjne i^and the fourih w ill keep the ice on the^bier.
lit!mi w ays.^Yi i-tinl iy forenoon II. Templates) har^^nessed his giay pony to a buggy and^started for a drive. The |^otty hud hceti^driv en until it w as stipposi d thathewa-^pi rfeetlv reliable. Hut he y^ as not aocu^--
ssaandto ^ tup Imjrgy, and arben^ be aangbl
sightof the w Lite ^ auopy nt'ay tbe buggy^scat he lanch d he saw a ghost and ac^^cordingly ^humped hinisclt.^ He ran up^into sheep guh h. w here he was stopped,^i lb
LIVINGSTON'S ANNUAL bCA HE
ItoseiikHu'sIt.a for ilie Northern Psclllc^( ur shop* I til *iI
|^^c,.al^ erri'siHin.leiiie of the stun lnr^l.
lA\IM^n^-. Aug. II. The annual scan1^ri gatiling 11.^ reuiov .dot the \..rtiiern I'a-^| cilie shops from this cily has com*' and^gone and business w ill settle down to its^I natural stale until another scar^ ::ri-i s.^I This scare is -tarteil usually alsiui the^j tune the assessor returns his asscs-ment^of the railroad shops and other building*^I m this city and continues until alter the^hoard of equalisation completes iis lalsirs.^This y ear il assumed the form ef a propo-
Isltmn from Hozcman that tbe Gnllntm
coiitnymciro|Hd:s would pay the company^^ a bonus oi slmi.tro and gn e a bond, signed^by leading citizens of thai city, agreeing^j to exempt the company from anything^! cxi opt a nominal lax if it would icuiove^' the shops flout Lit IngSton and hs-ale^them in ^The Heaulilul.^ li i- a well-^' known [ml that ll.vein.ui has long e. y-^^nag the shop- and would do moat any^^thing on am III to secure them, but thi- Uk
amioffer mi the part of bar anttavprialng
1citi/ciis would hardly jusiily the company^in removing them at an ciiorinou- sspenss^, and hs-ating them at a point yi here uoth-^! illg could be gained by t he remov al. The^hoard of eipiah/aiioii saw lit to ri-k Iho^remov al and mteed the aaaaaanaaajl on the^properly from m,000 t^i ^ '.'^.UM.
tbasHng Hnsjaa itrpuru.
Nivv YuiiK.Aug. \ J. The fo'Iow ing table^compiled bv /; .1./-'/^ ^' ^-how s th^^ bank
ilealItlgs for the nBBt week wall^the peicentag' - of incicase or dci-rca-e^coiiinared w nh the corresponding week of
laet^ aaj :
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CtIlls.
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g,*ai^ipanm^Kansas t lt\..^^nutta
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Is-nvol
M.)*SUi
I'onlsiiil.Ore
saltLass
Sealtie
'I'a'-oina
I.m- Aiigoli - .^lislvestiia
Ihi. aa
lilcilI all-^Hftokane
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IVMMAintivr-
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I*in: Wh -r Ho^ ^* iff a rn stuart H v. .1 m.^1 2 :C5 P M. I r-in i:n^if nn.l ^ij\rr.*fin
Iiti.ttf! Il:^n a tn Silver IV.w 11 lit .% m;
Mnart11 Vt ft in: k'.irt*^ dnrrl^''n I'^:*^^ 1 tn;
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Mi.art'j JJ p in.
d:D5 A. M.-Tor QmMmm M nrt Ml n B|
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:CO A. M. 1 ' r 1 tt. -it art o n a tn. *: r-^4T
.11 :i Man. Miifr |:ow 'j uam, ^irr.\^ Hutu
18*^i * 11'.
S:iO P. M. for IVittt** an l f.nrr ann -Htuart
*:|Hpin .-.Ivr l:d^, j ij |. in, arriVM |.utc#^4 mi p 111; W^rBi Hprinffi 1 pm: liter UMiam^4 oi^ p mi arri'. ^ t-.trri* m * 1 \^ m^M'tp, M. r'^T Butt) * 1 ^ ti: ^ nip m, .lik^\tr Uuw lu w, nWftVt MN M:M y m\
i'titalfor the I'-ailiu^' riiit s til tbo I nih il^Slater Hir 1 hf wn'k I'lMlnitf An^:i:si I.', is
M.(Mti.icj.,*i-i,mninmmmm 7.7 per m.
Mvv tin* Bfli i f.-ptiiuliiiLT A^'fU of la -t | ^ ar.
Fpiicsniul jrati's nro no protection^whatt-vt'i* from tho otislaiiuhtK of 1 lit si'
OOrtaflj0O0j000l4000a LVfJoiV cannot Im-aU^^l^t^vu the jrati s tlii\\ will jump over tin*^fence. Tin* only safeguard fur our trees^ami lau ns is the olHol enfotceinent of the^law, Thrit IOjIo shoiiUl OOOOl OrftOJ M mm li^oppiisitiiin is cause |of liotli surprise ojm^^OgfJOOtg
Thespirit that promptcrl tlieilcstructioii^of Hoo |K*uml the other nit lit i* one which^OJoVflf M siippn-sscd imineiliately. If this^si'iitimetit prevails the culture of trees^amiadornment of the city must he
ah;imliiiii'd.ami An iet^mla w\\\ MOJQOBO a^eity of MOO htn-ets and dusty ^artls, ihe^loilghlOnf] stock of nOJOOJ and the shame^t^l oHIoMMt
AI.mm l i p.
M.S. (Jreeti, of the KiM-ky Mountahi^Telegraph t tunpaiiv. has retiuiicil from^his trip over tlx* etunpanv's line Im'Iwi-cii^this l ity ami Missoula. Mr. GffOJOM h it^here -Inly L'm with oVool MlM-nhack as as^^sistant, and has repairetl the entire line,^ko that it is in ^t^n| shape for the fall and^winter.
Thishue suffered eonsiderahl^ ^1 tmaye^from the washouts th.it occhitihI in July^in the mountains, ami h^ tvvccn 1^' ar-^inoiiihaml Missoula. In this latter sec^^tion ^^f the line tlie damage bf hi^h water^was very serious, the MOJO boteol almost^tlovvn iii some places. Mi. Green f ports^the washout in the canyon tliis suit-of^Mi-stnila. as incrcdihle. 'J'he Northern^Pacific Teh'Lrraph line was entirely ^le-^stroved then*, and much valuable laiel^wa-hctI away.
rOOUlAmieomla the repairing part^^went to Philipshuri1: and lilack Pine ami^thence to Missoula. The line war- pat in^food sh.-ipe and tlicy had returned as far^as Itlack Pine when a new hrcuk was re-^porletl near Missoula, ami th'-y were^ablojod to turn hack. The break was dis-^coveredat IJonncc. where a rauchinan^bod fclh'd a 1000 across the line, hreakiiiLT^the ire.
N'oiliitiLrelse occur re'I to detain the^partv ami they rcachetl Anncomla 'I tiurs-^day. ha\ inir traveled 191 mile** in 14 davs.^I he telegraph line is now in thorough^mid is as MK| as a new Hue.
aysthat the trip was a^pleasant one, and that the counttv^throiiLdi 0 hich they traveled is a fine^ranching section.
pair,ami is .
Mr.Green
AtiUr PoOtOOMOa
ArchieNee I and Jaiiper Mohan retired^\e-tt.rda^ from the |K^stofIiee service.^The new force in the office will consist of^fagot lalwards. wh ^ w ill have charge of^tin- oiliee; Mrs. lie k-\. who will I.m.U^ofteff I0j0 money order ami stamp depart^^ments, and Miss.losie (iiltf. w ho icmaiiiH^at the OJMBfflU delivery wind^m.
(lioirc^wines. UojOJOO
lltinuvttt.
Ciweries,provision*! ami f 1 it
mlcigars, fruits and^nilf ctittu* rv in las own buildinjr
JohnD. i:^* t.
HCKa-t 1'ark Avenut*.^MoOOJOi
gTboOOwill \hi au examination of can^^didates for teachers^ certificate* held in
tneofReoof thecoontv iiinertn^nffnOOJl in
DoOffLod^e, titlf* ami -^.
Mvia. vim t W'oi.n:.
Count*/^uprrlnteniWmt.
KtIII P\ li*.
IbftVO removed niv ofTice from First^str^'ct to the hut Miliar occupied by tho^Rot It]. Menu tain Telegraph on Main^street,CHAftLCfl HtJtLlC.
liic^ Wanti* I
Attho fffTAKDARn ollice.^cotton Off lim n ragA.
(iotxl ( h an
Boio^ ill In1 POOeffl od for founO*%ttoA0a re^^tain iiii; walls ntnl *-ta^ k f' ^r new con-^rofftaff plant. ^iKM'itlcatioti*- end dff iwinir*.^can be had by eiiquinntf at tin- oil Leu of^Matrcue Uely, Ma.ndaiid btuldinff*
Forrent, furnished, one tlucc-pooni^LaOJOl '. liniuac HJ Wool Third -treet.
WontedGirl for teneral houbework.^IU, Fifth fctreei.
bathe sin cccth^the harness into moit^originally coiistructctl from.
Inthe afteriK on a ranch team that had^been unhitched from a vvatfoti that w is^botfflg loatli il at the Montana l ihoii freight
house,broke lot se llvHIl the poet tti w lilt U^they were tied* ami started down .^rout^street to Main. They ^truck a livelv (rait^up Main street ami turned down Third to^Dolt etreet. Here ttoey ttKik the ^bloojolli
andran dow u Park avenue, ami were^in ikinu tracks |off home when they wi re^caught.
More**appli i: ^ * and ICtilii(-4.
PokerMill.^ Mm well known pros,^per-tor. came to tow n JeOOtOffntOff 0 till ^Ittw-^inn ffOpOftO of lits lati st find, w Inch U a^new sapphire field, lie refuses to PDVOffJ^the location of ahis treasure Held, hut dis^^plays some magnificent sp4*ciuieic^ of^liat i ve yenis.
HO0)TIi.corpe Hm hhaili t wo sap] .inres.^one w hite and tlie oi her ffVOOffJa and a i uhy.^These Mr. i.urnham is hav Ittg nMMiuied.^I iaiik HtobMne was oleo the rerlpienl o|^three bufjffe u'liis. w Inch an* la lire ami^clear.
PokerBill91 savs lUOl tnOOOO were found^in an entirely ditlt rent lot alitv from 'he^previously dleeoceffod ttoMen In appeai-^anee the rttuyh entriai r^ seinhlc iboee feooj
theMUeOUlH flekltf. hilt show the clfects of
tboaction of water in a mm h \* ^ degree.^PERSONAL IMKNTION.
John( aplicc of llutte was in town v cs-^tertiav.
P.|^ Hrophy raim^^ cstenla.i.
II.0, Milton of 0^on business.
I.. Van de Pool^the Montana.
J.K. ImoIiop ami vv ife^at the Montana.
lohnMagnae 0md0 dow u from ButtOOO)^last night's train.
M.Silverman was anuMig VOeteffday*0^viators from Unite.
\V.Da Tenner of Ihittewas amonc v^ s-^tcrtl iv's husiuess v UltOffffsi
GeoffffeHoioffooh ol * liicago i|ieul peo
terda with looojdffUggtetala
Maior J. I^^ [law son w as la U w n is^da^ looklojfl after nilffood bueino
dohull*KeU* tbe eel I Iiojoojii old tiniuffa^cairn- up irom Dooff htwlg'' ffoeteffdoy.
S.It. ( aldcrlicad eaijie dow n la-*! nulit^to look alter Hit ffnllffood men' ^m hi : ill*
II.t'harctte i^ eciing as pn -i iipt. ai^clerk at tlie Kmttb IhfUfl compun .' , etore*
COinOOOo'ntLVeojOj^\t vv\iiK.\*. Atip. 11.'. The ( h cago^stis'k ^..rds ca-e was d ecu let I this im^rnmg^I by t 'haiu cllor OffOOOJ In favor of the dt-^*ctu*^lly separaiin,: I f^ Mdan1s, The case involves several mill-^straps than it M0 j,m dollars' worih of properly. The 00ff^^OOOOAll defendants are ('. I.. Will, mghl ^ .^i f'hieago-iunction railway and the I nloOl^i Stts k Yards compaiiv.
(MTice of the (told Par Ml nine A^companv. lormerly I be liouhl
Milling
It Hrry
CoffateoltdotedMtnTltuj ^v Milling eono*^pany, the liM-atioii o| whose piupcrty is^at the head of Waiiu Springs creek.^Deer Lodge ctmuty. Nhtnt.^Hot to* s hoiehv given that at a meeting^ttt thi' trustees t^t salt I Com POU) held at iis^olllee in Anaconda. Mont., on the sixth^I day o! Aug.. Is'*., an OeM^OIOJOlM of one^laud one-half 'I1.' mills |mi share was^It \ ietl on the capital BtOFK of said OtfOB*^I^ativ . pavable tin off befoffO the 1 ^ ^ tla day^of \ug.,lit Lt Em Ik aiidrv. ^effJOBtAffy
!of said companv. at his ollice in the^(^rami ^ ctitral hotel in Anaconda. Mont.^I Ativ Hti ck uptai w hich said OOMOBNOMt^! shall remain utipaitl on the hah do| of^I Aug., 1 *^',^_'. shall In- deemed delimimnt.^i ami will Ih- duly advertised for -ale at^1 public and ion. and unless pa\ tm ni -hall^oe made befoffOa w ill be mm on tlie Htn^da^ ol Sept.. IMf, lo pay the delinquent^OOBoeefoenf. logetJieff w nh Ibooootoo] od*^vertising and ^ oiieneee of sale.
1..1 . Ih \i |^R1,
Aug.H. lK.rj.Secret.ir^.
Theplunge bath at L**ja Park a\ ^ riue is^die most popular bathing establishment^in this section.
Haveveil moo the wonderful display of^Indian banketi ol King A- Kennedy
sol
lown from Butio^Calls ih in I be ^ tty^Minnas is a guesi at,^f St. Paul are
lost.
Betweenl v am hall ami tht rornei^Onfe am) Third i trot te, a la. tk k \i
purse,w i:h oxidized s-iver top. coutetl
botweett$X\ nnd $t3 ond a nieinomnd^table: on w Inch w written **Joneai st 11^Uofffff street. Grant itreet.*1 no at *
waslost between ^ and In tt'clo^'k list^evening. The Qnueff will ton re at tbo
Slami \UH nWii c.
Thefill^^Offfalo in ih
troller
amof rot Hi^ii I .mil A Joe*i
imlmin-
pimple:
I.ir n ut Ts
\H ^ i-' ;; -i It.;!''^
clutliitigstore.
ntni
0wet
fmHlaliml rooms i
IJ'x'k.n i'l ly'iid't'
Th rid hnV ft 40 aassj gas. nt. gatf fnrlsl^crtptloim naaj duo to a Maa4 htuner,M hg^nninatasf garsaotnvn. t: t. ^ ^'. ssrsa-^iaffnna saataia eetai Set tenable aa4^drsttlc iMiaf, that I sat rid cf 4orrca*tng.^artna::y ^^^,-.^,, i nnntlam, Vonnarana.
Ilexl tL!s ^ ;.. n t.., I : 1.^ r : u - .; . ^ I thM^Joy's. It li howcier i av Igaasj Inat lag rton^arb, tlie slantf rr.at.ug | in r, la the a at ol a'.l^Tltlstlnu ur rsjaaslag le.rutlmt. A anngaeg^rlogged by lajglssstisn or cosaUanUon, vnaates
thel.loolj, f ^ .l!- ; ;;i; I - \ i ]e.;-i ^i ilani'U S': !^healtlif'iM ^^ ^^! petU ^.^a:.t!tli^r^!i-aj';^s'.^TliutJoy' V. '- ^ i; :i-.:k; Ihodi|^ou:ii|. 1^after t!i^M era IJ at ^r rebate tbe assjnta and^tt inult'.^ 'l o U! ^ y'i'iu. TbsansatlaMajaasllati^to 1 uurt 'BlI.rs'Mry. A ^'..ert ti ^llmoidal to^cuutrsat Hi t si'tlea of tho jxitavi hurnsuiirllltt^If ta^i Joy'^ mod,'-1 vr;:- tt^li' sg | arution. lits.^it r. D. Sttta-t. if : I Hay ^ It, K. t^ wiltr^: ^I^'^ j bar^ for j an I.; I iodic ^ ^^; I trtetg t^ pnlar^*a-^sj.:i.::'^ I.m ^ t^ t^iolly ^ o-i-.-.i i:...ri. | ;:^plrt^to l.rrsk i-I'e i : iy faec. Htaftagtbat Jag* asaj^a lsier i r i seal ^ ^ bant art I aUarreatly, I tried^It su'1 U.e ;^iru| iei iujiu.d!at. !y albn| {.usied
li..nut (g|| in ^ ;.n snal ganinMM tfaa^rnriaalnanortment al Indian basgeta at^Knm II Ki mied^.
Wnntadat Had Uneh ngrd, ntoldei s,^spit* it. anil In ieU^ aril moii in general, it
aggft
WantedA few t^ aHM t^^ hngjat Mini^wimkI. An.iei.nd.i PliuningCn., Mill I im .
I'in life bath, l'j * Park ^ m.^. ^^i^en tt$
amimglit.
Fr rent N.i. i 1' Smith Hindi. lin| iir^'^of i bnrias iinurh. Main at rest.
WnMadDining rang) gMa. Wagea^#;i^.uii per niontU. Anuly at Keta Hnnn.^^ .nr. if.
Ifymi wnni to {Meg gaM ^lurim: Mail liot^seatlier t;'ki* a pliit'^e Uitli every iloy
Dr.SaMMtM. tlentmi, agngW out Simtli^Drug ^ o'a. store.
I'linieol ath, i'ju I'.iik avenue, open day^ami nlgnt.
Plungebnth, *XJ Park ovetiuc, sstM day^ami tutflit.
Joy's
Laj' I Iwttii', i
VegetableSarsaparilla
...tsflci '.v ,^iat 1'fica,
Newtin l^riu ^'^.^^ ^'^^^ A^i i '-. It tt^. Montatu^C. T. f* |t. I. M illall M. LMl as.
Hli.l.l\BAKTLEn I HiMILLIM,
AHLHIrliCTs.
II\V. ^: .art/ ^t..I ni in anaafe,
lat^ ^'dy.4M 1 a '.a
in. Ma I it tti i i ii.
ioimi.I ikij ,i ^ liearlmrn St., i liic.t^o,^Tt 11 HMgi s i.
No'ire..I ii aaelnt ^^ ^ I^nrtneeslilgh
'^Mr sartm raldi' Iwistofwie eslatlng bstnran^I rosrril and VCatktig. iluaaa kNialnsss at .1
Ma.IIvile I. Aim. ilnls. M'III.Ml.i. and ill die^Ausiiuida I*, tk. la tin* lis) aUaaidvee. ,1. T.^liVA.'ii sssamea Mil llwletd tllH'aa if llw ill Mala^^treet tins, and a . ^. ill bUla duetbrjl^Main atren llrot. nM*bu*li^t*aaliH Msinstrset^will Iw-n-aft. r iidii'-ud hi .1. I. I'..*. .1. ana
111.'Ml.ui .- i' i. .' Ve ^ .11.i.' I'.ilk ' I' ^'li
iimti d air J. K. Haikun. J. I: W'aikup sill
h-..llllleall .lldi't.tt'.llie^h of All u ellil.t t'al .n .', I
rtUvoUevt sll bill, due .vnavonda I'srk.
.1.T. I*'.w i ii.
J.li. \t.vLhir,^Aoaconat. Mont., .lul) .'J. lag.'.
/AARTIMX FOX.
D.'V-riIn
FineC:*r-^ r^. VlkMN wA U^timW
V.loIc^al^,.ind noCott Deo Offl lo I OA I. OIL
DR.C.SCHULTZ
EUROPEAMSPECIALIST,
Or*Red B.o: and SHoj Sttrj,
3^ K0RTH MAIN . ... BUTTE,
6hMH fjf an l Er i !*ay Strcti,
Vlien- lie fan be ^*^iq^^ult^ d Pill K oi^* II IvKilE^uu OH^Private- and^Chronic Uls-^rnstji of Uoth^Sixes l't^rft'Ct^Cunis War-^ran tod N-^ In-^OUffaOWOJ Cast* i^Undcrtakun No)^Imtirious
Prii;.;s.
CeiTAKEM,Threot LeoooM Hoo4 Dtoeote
HM-ciUlyant iMffOMOMMff fm^^ I !^^'my
uvwMntriii nf inii.i.Mti hi ^^r L*eoe^MWm4 UKtiicat''i| vooofffc
ptupii nf tie* V^*itou^ ^^st#^m. *ufh a* SeH
Al'M**-.itrMtuel W^ BkoeM, Mh*iu Lae^^, l*.^*^'if^hr^ual r^^wt*r. Iu^mm| |hm^rerfi UMI^Aeilittloe, A\-r^. oteHueiety, Meleoohalg, hi-^dtcMiiito. ft *., kulloo t'^ ' ^^Veiot ^r th^^Brain ;m^l ln^unltv. nil eiireWe cm ^^. varruOM^la t'wf- in ^ \ + r\ ^ii'^rt itin*'. So waWf Wmm^vim hmr* tek**e or w1m^ mm f.diiNt tn t-nrr* m|^,^r rVOnlli ^ trr.if.'s .i .-nr^^ M ^'v^ r^ ne^iitii|'Tt.-ikf4 IIi% UKiitiTf'U iifw rt'iut'Jv is rt.e^^t n v rerteio .ml l MmMMOjI fOfff 10 MMfc '11a-
PtllVATEDfoCASES.
OunstigBia.^e'
\illit;.'. II\iIi
Irouutat,ania sad^rain na V ru|dauaa^etc . agaa ia^ c gas
^.Mr it. I idtolnama.
ele.kii.Mi ni Hlsddsf
ailkmiMiritf t o t^io.^t,
tini i.1 11 llmarhea,
byin\ u.'.v n lu ^ !y.
WOMEN'SD'.SEASEi.
Mmris'iiass gaMaVetteg, MtTs4anllag|
Ion I.^a. .ni l all .11 I'h.irsea, t int. .Me m
Hanoia ' i hi i all Irrrcu'.arU ^^^ ate, utsaan'Jg^ers.l. d' .l
Minehtindr-ils of rati^. ^^ I In Montana aug^ad.onr.ii.; .t ilea.
TUP.MONTANA,
GRFATTRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE,
rn-^s Ihioti-Ti WtOMIMangV Minnesota, N'trtll^I^ak^^r:i. M.uiiiiHM, iliiiuu.i, laaUu, Oit'goo
DlisllNGCAR LINE.
nnvass^*.ir* nr^ mn asgaraea rfenriua, st.^Paul, Minora pot K. \Miml|iec, lU'icoa, baus,
Taaogaa,Msetlat sad Portland.
FutlmanSleepini* Car RouH.
Mm.in^^'iv|if^ iliily l'l'tW'Tti i'Ii i'.vco. hi.^. Moulana anil lbs CarlHo NortbweaC; and^^a M Paul. Miui.i'oimiII'I .m l Muuicols*
P
I
I-.11
iiikof llio liaii'NeiH.'st mi.I nio^t ilivintl)
appoimi'iibssnti |g th^ L'atted Watea, Tnaj
oittthl'l i I'toof, ami pr.iMit.d with cl.i.il r^^el. etne hell., tin. alaiiu^. rnaadgg water, hatha^tie ill In at, o|a'U lae olai'i'i, and all Ulodeli
anaveansnsss,hteeeti en aaals and atnifis^CulalMand ten be ^trtetry trst.iHsas. BaM^fti.m Sa.BO PU DAV UPWARDS M^aorsstg to .h o anal atbtrs^gaf at reseat sssa
gl-jd.C. W. LUUMIb. Prop.
J.C.KEPPLER
illvlooll^g Ilkhoill
ANDff\ASll:A( lt'UINO JiiULLttV
Sl.iinBtOOOOj1 ^i Ji
onlyptM fur t!.e
SMELTUKSOUVENIB S100NS
tLECTHC HAI1.WAV TIMfc; CARD.
Tala. I'ffe't Au:. '. !^'.'.
UOINUI
.ins., wi sr.
ANACONDA ^ BROKER
a^ OFFICE. a a
MoneyLoaned on
Diamonds.Jewelry, Etc
UV ill I.-I OIUII * CIA,
^i^ iini, .riuiie .ii'irin iill'l
ultuUokelO au 1 alaititou.t polOlO
THEPOPULAR LINE.
DenyRipreM Trele* ferry iMoeel PniimAa
KlM-nma* .it*. IHtUtiif i'nr*. l'.i^ * ^fl.M, ruli-^in.ni I tun i*l Mtf i^cn auU l ieu CuluUidri sieti
ko|cur*.
1F.L1.0WST0NEPARK ROUTE.
Tin*Northern haetga U gHatrM hn^ to Vat^learattsjs t/srk; the raMHttar linn to i alifornlg^and Alaska; and Its Irabu uasj Uateugh wa^tr..uue.i tastaari ot arggg .iato*.
THROUGHTICKKTS
Affasablat nri roiione otlleea ef lbs XefftMn^I'...'ii;.- raUroad la i nuts North. Ka.t. aon..i ,mJ^waili ui lbs i alts I at itea an . * imilA
-run KMMUCIM-
srtMtvKar M rrr.^No. 7. Ito.-rinaii Hvpr'1-.. hnnira psv^asggera from sll raalera tsduta, sg^^tlie* at Nortbcru fa.*il.c UeiKit,
...........tig) p m
No.i. I'... II..- Mail. Tliro'. ch tialu^hrem i ii'iji. arrive, at M n 1...1
It Jjlatn
N. ^ l'i iij l'\i'r^ -a. M' n la'., wag.^aaada) and rVala). N.irdiem I'a.itio^Mai7 4J p tn
No4. At laid 1 - . all. ti n. tub Ira uti 'iu^r..rtlaii.l. arrin^. .11 M. ti'aiia I ui.ni^drool (dsit) IJStMa ^on
lli'lenaI (press, arrives ^' Montana
IgaMdegulItasgg). u-.'spin
inrn; 1 1 n. a 111 rn.
No.1. p. .-in ^ Mail, for Kgokans, laea.^lit... M'.ilile. r.irtiand sue all 1 aliror-^1111 1 ^tuts, gagas 11.111 .M.mi.im^I ;.. 1; ilep il ilsll).'.IS p
He.a,* Psnltt Maiblkroaaib train for^ail 1 oast 1 nuts. Ibroiajca abMMatts,^lean., from Moutao.i l^:iu.n depot,^(dsll)-'jo sal
Hrtriiaaigl M^a.oiiiji f\ o. ... tioiu^Molilalia Colon (Is ..i d.divi. 7i*Ugag
No.4.- Atlanti.' M el. toro.i'.ii Iraln for^M. I'anl. 1 Mangu and ad eastern^iNiitit.. h ave, rr.-111 M'.utaiu I'luoii^depot dab)l- UO ^a
No.s. HuJasaan tttarsss, ir. in North-^nil raealc gagul. t o -t. i'anl, I lit-^laiioainl all ^ '. ^i n p .1.: ^ ..tally ^ i Si p a)
No.ii^. foil) Suae... M.'iida). W.-il-^aaaali^ and luoa.. leaves from
KerthernrN^rll^ dep..: Titiaai
N^1 hs. ihrou a als*^ti^ra for m. laud
and1 hl-'SKo.
No.1 lia. Ihreu-'i . ^ ^ for !^pe^aue. Ta.
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ForBates. Mspa. Tims Tablet or ^^ - d 1^^fi in...ti. 1. a. i-.) iu an) agcut, Nottueru 1'a^abi
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tiiARi 1 rn
(teeeralraoenger ao-i rtckri vol.^WS. ICOMY.st faiu. r
l.eliel...A'^Ilt,
Bla! Uromdwaj, butts. Mooi
wmmit n
Vh u-mU' aid Ketait Deal era ib
BEEF.WliTrQiS
PORKGAME. ETC ,
MainS'-^t. ^ - AnaconcU