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THE ANACONDA STANDARD, SATURDAY MORNING, AUGUST ao, xSQX
7
TheRed Boot's Stock Reducing Sale !
Wehave one large lot Ladies' French Kid Button Shoes, Patent Leather tip,^Waukenphast last, regular price $5.50, now
Alsoone large lot of our Finest Ladies' Button Shoes, Opera and Common^Sense lasts. B, C, D, E, EE widths, formerly sold for $6.00. We sell^them now at
Onelarge lot of Men's High Top Kangaroo Bo^ts, hand^sewed, waterproof; the regular price is $10.00; we have re^^duced them to $7.0O.
Wehave a Special Bargain to offer in our^Men's Fine French Calf Shoe, hand sewed, lace^and congress, narrow and wide toes, widths C,^D, E, EE. Sold everywhere at ^8.oo. We are^closing them out at
$5.00
IN
Children'sShoes
Weare placing bargains^on our counters every^morning.
THERED BOOT
Allour Ladies' Tan^Shoes and Oxfords are^now reduced from $5.00,^$4 00 and $3.50 to
S2DQ
Foryour choice.
A. DUGHARME ^ GO:,
36RHain Street.
Butte.Rftont.
THEPLEASURE SEEKERS
Hundred;of Butte's Citizens Taking^Their Summer's Outing.
NOW IN FAR-OFF ALASKA
nowones added, notalilv a^vice in the U,^ jam scene,^ihis nitMiipiiant of Staajoc
rmllrtl than when 11^vaMMy mmmi to Butt*
thehonor of a lungnilici
newslapo dc-^v. Inch renders^raft RM WMW^!'^mi here, flu
titla I 1mm with^t Now Vocal on-
Oncof tho Sojourners Misses His^Horns Papers Profo3sor^Tyndall -Bookod for^Ma,^^uire'3.
Ht'tir., Aug. 1''.- Several hundred ol^Ilulte's citizens have |bm in different di-^reetiotis of 1I10 rotintry in search of pleas-^urc ami rocn'ation, a* iiia)nr:ty of whom^an* touring in the. National park, while^others are ^^n the roust anil some in^Alaska. Among tin- latter are lleorjjo^HlIlM and wife. The gentleman writes^to a Stami \k;^ man. under ilate of Sitka.^Aug. II. to nay: ^1 learn at the newspaper^olllees hero that they ilo not exchange^w ith your\ulualile sheet I think that is^the stereotyped phase sn semi you copies^of their last issue, not thai ^ou raIm^nblo to model your paper aftertheni.hu'^merely as literary furiosities, coming fnun^tins far awn y port of our'great and glor^^ious,'ete. The trip has been most en joy -^nlile. steaming day after day through^channels siirrnuudiHl by lirand timbered^mountains, with f^-eassiotial icels-r^ to^vary the scene, tint of our 3^^ (Kiswtitfcrs^not a ease of sea sickness, the v at'-:' e s.^^calm. 1 with you were aloti;; to taken^all in.^ The Sitka |M^|K'rs are sometliiie.'^in the way of newspaper and literati,^curiosities, haying voiy much the appear^^ance and character of the Helena Jotmal,^only not on such a largo scale. Their con^^tents consist tWInly of steamship ailv*'is^t isemcnis and steamship :^ ri ivals. Among^the latter appear the names of to-eiyo^llahloru nnd wife. Smart II.iM.mii and^Jane's A. Murray of Hut n^. The parly ex-^jnets to lie none at out a month longer.
Prof,\le\ander l. licit ar Tytnlall also^writes to the StaNI'.vuii to say tliat ho has^returned to California to locate and that^Mure leaving Butte h^- has been yrr.\ stic-^reeafttl in hi^ exhibitions of mind reading^nnd Jiypitoiisni. While on his way to St.^J'.-'..l Im was robbed on the train and his^mill 1 reading mm could not help him^in recovering his property . The professor^ne ^ MMMfN 'hat he is about lo estab^^lish n school ol hypnotism nnd neurotic^hospital at Oakland. An Oakland paper^states that it is Tyndall'* intention to^start a school of h^ pilot ism in that city^where instruction in the latest improved^methods of the mm* science will be given^nnd the miti'l reading faculty Mmm]^in those who may lie fitted for exercising^this power. ^'Professor Tyndall.'* run-^tunics the paper, ^will also establish a^hospital for the alleviation and cure of^nervous diseases. It is more than pffobs*^hie that these two establishments will^achieve great success ami it would not^surprise those who are acquainted villi^the projector if their fame e^|iialed that^of the Kei ley institute now sc atter'd all^ovci tie country.^ Mrs. T ^ud.ill is at^present vi-iting her old home 111 Syia- naji .^N. Y.. ami will join lier husband in s.,,,^l'ratu'isco soon.
Htitteth'-ater giM-rs remember with^pleasure the visit of ^Yoti Yeusoti^ to this^city Inst fall, and w ill be pleased to know^that this celebrated comedy drama w ill ic-^turu for a brief engagement on m \t^Thursday. Aug. 25. All tie* thiiiln:^scenic effects ami entertaining features of^^Yon Yoi.son^ are retained .^^ I mvi-.i!
clorscrnctiland a grand record of lmi^ni;dits of une\eel!*.d success at the new^Park theater ill the metropolis, (ins^llec;;e. the author of the piece and i's^chief actor, has been declared by the New^York press to stand among the (list half^dozen great comedians of the day. and he^is surrounded by a grand company of^players, iiiclii'ling the far-famed iMMP^men's QlMfMfkMi
Y'onremains at Maguire's three nights^and a grand malim e w ill Is' given on {Sat^^urday.
Col.J. II. Ilavorly has in the course of
Inscareer as an amusement caterer con^^trolled many excellent enterprises, but^nev er one that lias created such favorable^comment from two hemisphere* as Hav-^crlv 's MasKsl iu minstrels. This organi^^zation will appear in its entirety at M;i-^guirc's MM house three night-, com-^ineneiiig Monday. Aug. mid we can^ussurc our readers an evening of rdlm-il^minstrelsy such as has not Iwcn enjoyed^during the season. The M:isi^mIous come^to tin with i'vrry member of d.e mam-^uioihcast that appealed in the Now York^engagement and that has appeared at^llaverly's Casino. C hicago, for more than^MJO performances, the longest and most^successful engagement ever played by any^eoiubmat ion. Thev hay * drawn larger^audiences am) ih^ bOK olliee show * larger^receipts than ever In-fore in the history of^minstrelsy in America. Do not fail to at^^tend the lice open air concert at ;i o'clock^' In front of tin* theater, upon wrliMli occtv^| siou Kissell will givi- an c\hibittoti of his^| MMrretmM military miisl.i t mam o.lv res,^in which he has no equal.
hnnilny BBMMMMl Ilate*.
ncginningSunday. May '.^^^. lW.nnd nil-^til further notH-o. the Montana I'ninil rail^^way will sell ton Sunday only i round trip I^ticket). I etw ecu all stations at one fare lor |^lound trip, gissl only on date of sale.
Notice.
A:ivBoeiety or party wishing to hold^picnics can have the Columbia gardens^freeof charge until further notice by^applving to Keuney A llaiiitell. ;^W eolith^Main street, liutte. Mont.
Ifyou have any milling sti ck for MM go^lo \V. II. I'cnncr A Co.-I La-t liroadwav.
JLdKl'lirtmcnf*io:.T*t It in /.fn-l *me crnt jsr^MMi MM MsrfMMj MMMlrMMM MMMtM^Jvr MJItil.V i r'Au uiiici icc.M tii avctiXtJ^for k*i MM H MM
EMPLOYMENTACLNCIES.
I.iMI'HMIM 4^IKN^ V I III- People's |- 111^4 C'llVIII' llt tgSMf s^;||-ic, Im.U'S. rill1'.,
le-taii.aii.ti.pri^at^i runt lUis, rallrntts* aa4essv^tn e .,: s trltn |^r.i' Peal Iteto^i a'I Uhulsm ihorl^hot to CHr^ley lUueU, Luttf. 1 ake elemto.-.^t\ Im hnoa his.
WANTEDSITUATION.
W'ANTKII VMMCHVty wishes.i situaticn a^^II l^OMlcki*e|i.-r. or wmilii act us ssslstMt iu^^tore. Address I!. Ii . Htamtord ollls*, liutte.
tXTKIlKttiMt^oa by hunhkwppur wim^vilslie- to l'i a e In a l ^'si sort tiers lows
rulmnbtai. irtlen.^The street radwav company Ins found^it necessary to establish m de.il.v'ierv ice to^the Colunilna gartleus toaeeonjMMIMM^the large imniber of p'-ople w !:o MMsM to^spen-l the iftfJMMI and evcuitigs under^the shade trees and on the grounds of the^Is'iiitiful gardens. The garden will Is^^o|m'ii lrce to the p'iblte afternoons and^evenings e\^'-ptiug Sundays, llancing in^tie- p.(vil'o!i during the i vetting. Trains^w ill is- run evi rv alii itiisin. conimeneiiig^tiromptlv at 1 :'.a o'chs-k. 1'uke Meadcr-^villeatui Miiiui) st rei t car-, corner Park^and Main cud tiianite and Maui; also all^cais.it M^ aderville. Carson those lines^w ill eotineet with the motor trains ut Sil-^verliovv mill. Trains will Is- run until^late in the cv eiiing to ,n commodate i!,,,.,-^w ho ar^^ on duty ihiriug the day time.
l!eturii:ngthe motor tr.iuis ^ ill BOS nect^at Silv er lJo'.v mill w ith chs ti i'- ^ at s going^to Butte and Meadcrvillc. making doM^MMMWlhWM Mktl prfvMf sale, quick and^cheap train-port itic.n. liegular fare will^he charged. I all at tfM^ olfiee of IM) HlM^railvv.iv company and purchase tssiks.^They are gis.d until used on all lines ami^w ill save you fullv 30 per Cent* over cash^fare. Sis-cial p lips ^ dl Is- taken toae-^commodate families w ishing lo spend a^pMMMll allel U'oll piemckicg. I cine^one. come all.BCTTKCOV. !!v. Co.
hMIVMrtMJ ami sMsalHMJ^Prompt!;, attei.dcsl to. Wi have one of^the Is ^t men iu tl ^ jiinfi - --. il in rharge^ot this dciiartuifut.
fill.Mir ml v N Mi --t^ Co..
HINorth M:i:ti Ktrso*.
liutte.Montana.
\Y
at.-tis acouaMt -4 villi the loan IHvUsesi. \t\
lil'-.s.M.C. \ .. |, i-ttitt,'-'- l^^\ Is.'. I Uwej i. Iv;ill.
LOST.
JUKIA loin erv. I'l ill.led t^ ell |tf| MD,^j u-it ^ ii i.latlesi t ']^ ; n I MMosa. sin re^v artl f sow is rrtul ne-l N J. I . MsMMt, l^MM^II . -^ OUlS lilllcU.
KORCENT.
IjMIKKI N I K ii^ MM* tin^ '. fwaislml tis.im^I w. n Ksasjsr, Ml west wusjirajr,
CHI RKNT rurnHhsd roots for Uglri booM^I Keeptasjt ! ti M'asuiagtoa strsrt
I'tillPI N I ^^^^ fu lllsll d r ^ en. vor/^J^ n-a^ou.iLi ). .\ii^. Uui ^. jj We^: at.v.-r it.^i u:t|v
JAtitlK.fiisinv. .^ e i i,is i ^ I r ^ in .. -I i |^^^J Ii on, i. . i' t o sill.-. I. w l.-m-o. .') rsjil.u^M; In strssl I u.
M'antril.
Twoor three first ciofs real estate^^ raitisrs to soil os ossnraissioo. Applv to
Mut. Loan A Hi alt) Co.. .)^..... WMl^I Oianitc sffMti
Til Omintv of Silver fto'T,^Motituna. will pay s truant^^f '1 wo Tliiiiisatul 1-lve Hun^^dred D illar:. for Inforiuatiua^ll.st wdl Mad lo His
Arrestand Conviction
Ofthe pnrson M persons wao,^ou the uiglit of
Sunday,June 12, 1892,
ATTBIITHDtoASSASSINATE
HENRYWILLIAMS.
Attils Residence, near tas^1 0.0 ;.ou sine.ter.
Byorder
BOARDOF COUNTY OMMISSIONERi
CMAS. I'. OUOTII. Countr ^ lerk.
/s\LLHALLOV/SCOLLEGE
FOrtSALE.
I'm;KALE id; It*.NT A home and lot in^pi. want ohlitioii, 10 p-.-it'- hapvard lio'asr.^Apply at pet in - -
IJH'llKAI.K l-'urultitre ^nJ llvt'irrs. to sr.I.a ;^I saaMsjsst Dl Metallic miu bass^ rasassst^ve.ir: r^'ii Sat; a^Isi iril-r- M'i*t sell lo at*^t sad la stbsr btsttaen, .1. c. WHson, Kirk.: i^.
ffarti-siitirg.
LB s \| | A FINK KAN^ II Ol 11n \i 1:1.s^r 11 veil sjUei to.in IIhmmhiIs. seres lusief^enitivi'ti'n. Liu 'ro I ipsss. buildings, litrttif
sfresm.Cue rsnsi'. Iiswdi i.^^^,anu f.s-t
oti inl-i-r. tlir tl^ ! Pt slaps nlii Mure than isiv^fortlie rsortl; smm I! el, , 1 ^-. Addles* Mrs.^I . A. NMttti, Mlssuula.
KISCELLANEOUa.^sJII'll: I I! AM^ HsasMti svst.-m IMMW
~Ibiy satd esvakac ^'bt ^ ^. si ^ ra West tirsa^Isstrest, Butts, tsoai. MaadossjMI Is Ji-lnis-^tori.
I,-in;pie VeUusrstoae Nati.: s Park i;o'^i^ilgs Mr to'cists. liuntliu or MbsM MrtMi,^' st Medersls |^rlcss, Irani- lurabtbsu s| tss^My. wsek er uiualb. ks Usllaaber, Lua v, Bsa
I^nhead e 1 nit'.. MMti
rs'MIBVOVAN'tsimr. Alrsnll bas bari m^j V liutte Ave years and ban nie_* v. it 1 great sti
ronilret-d bv t'ie
ealtlakc CiTr.
KUV1A.
MAKiSTFATHERS.
Wdlbtrtoraiid 'o Uoanlet* ard Hay Sclio si
Mcnday.S3pt. 6th.
I'mp irnt-irv. pmim1 ^^ ^' : ^ I fil ^ntlde SSOISSI^tieieii. Oetrfnaa, Muses sal ilraaMi. im
Its'tpllue s,..-ir.hit I i-.'. isi i- vs 111 1
tale11 or all pupta. Kof t.-i.n^. ctr . t- u, Sfl^or add ^ ,
FATH-RLAKKIN.
St.PMrtak'i riiM Dutia.
LOHTUAMIOOI)
Kssily.Qaiclily ^r.d Pcrrr.i-.cntly f.rs'.cred^CtlCSasTED EM.i.HU luuior
\VML IlixiF. Tr Id n'^ilAK' I s DAtT,
VicePr''s| lenf,^raOKsTOa. ashler.
DOCTOR
NORCROSS,
FirstNational Bank Homeopathic SPEQAUS1
Ol-'AN VI UN HA. MONT.^Capital. ----- f 1 oo.OOO.
I.uyand s,|| iin'iiestii* noil fare rn I ^ -' sni,o^and IrMsaei u lleusrsi haokltut iMiMesi. OsV
I'-et^ n-11Ml] sitesaed t ^ Kubiua drawn
111. ii'l- n. UlatHirgb. Uiasgow, llubua, Uel-^f'si. I^^i 1 . 11 .^iit.i.ris. Ilerlln uud all the Le.nl^m i lit* ^ of Kti'0|^
llimtlsi'MMiriiTS:Aire Iran Ksrliante NationsI Hank V^ r York
tsjssjtaNuiinial It.ink niuslia
Wes KalLO \ t o ^au PlMCiseo
ttali Nat.onil Itauk tigdrn
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M'- U's' National Hank . 11 I s
Iarsbie llros. lll'Ohe, laidge
ViilliK to CUMTOBI RstsM of s. p.^1^ la 11*. it' e*as^.i Notre is bar sat fjsei^lis tli^ i ii'ters'gn ^I. Jared s. 1 haito ert.-iui. ad-
Miaistratoi^t His isimi of 1. P. Balaa. ds-
l-ilrlto lb ^ creditors ^' Sll I ah |^l s ii. liav-^tllu rl.llllls Sja'.llst till- s slit ilr.-i-a-'-a. lo rvlllMI,
SIhiiii,s-.lli 1 lie itc^osarv mncliiTs. w lilnn four
IitSS alt'T 'lie His |nil'll'Mllnll ^f tills not Ire,
loHi^ -a ii uilintnlstiusor. :t Id- icnlener at^Kna-e'. M tlic eoeiil) of lo er Lada* tSSSSUN^Mi sjg ttln pMer Mr tM tran sac. ion Si bMfMM
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fisiSsespiM-nlisr t^ souieu. S'icb as Nniralz:*.^In da li ^. Storo.-vi b, llesrt, I tver, Ktd iry and^ll.ail.isr troiitiles, and sll L'tertu ^ ^tou:.irea,cat^^sod-llsorilrrs rrsid;ain tii*irfi..- Mos- ^ralt-^fylnil suereis has uulrkly ^^rosuisi his ell ^rt. la^ni ^q. srvr * sod itiflli-iilt cases pr^t:uiiueed to-^rursMs apet proiaaasd treutnn-ut byadters.^Ills a : ..u ^^, urs eomplate. i.. a-. .. rt,
1to 4 p 111.
DIStsStSOr BIN II' Nerrons. rtl.vul. ckla,^private so l Nuecui In-' sses tr- I'l l with jrrafc^ttvt'il results Cures : , ir.in'rad la all easaf
1tlidrrtuk^D Coil-lllt.ltl ill Irrr
hi11 k- Jssw on si.-, 1:1.... I;,, .mi saadfk
ftrirccteil to the WlH-nssIa rssirat Mass
^ ^lie direct nute to and from Mllsrauices.^I lacsge and all isilnls Ksst and Seutu two^IIikui.ii :sst trams with I'uliiiisn Vest h dad^I'n.w.11/ lasini sirS|srs and the I'rulnsl sta^^li 1 i s l^;i .11^ i ai s .a a n^'i i-aen wav daily, bs-^Iwi-m v . u- i;,,iji aw sl i'aulausl Mdsnuiasa^kUU I hiea^u
CEOITTIUVLAVI'.f.L.
Prenident.
AMIHIOSi:COLLINS.FLOYD CLOSER.
Sts'ret.tr)'and Treaa'trer. ManajM
Successorsto Lavcll Brothers.
fanllfnetu|^ersand dealers In
Lumlier,Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
1Full Stock of Msl Fia!sh:d Hard Woods, Building Pap:r, Etc.. 00 Hind.
Yardsand la tory at S-i t 1 It a. eaivtii.1 a at lii-jinps u rail*.
MAINOFFICE 53 EAST BROADW AY, BUTTE. MONT.
TilcrjhuncNo. 100, Thn-e K.:i.-^.
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ais a I ,ir...li., . ; 1j^ .'. 1 /oils sti.e!. le al
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tjofore*by ^ i-#hmo im as
Tutscssi. Iteosol sff Opiuai. or^sf roelasMI bsdlstfssjsa M o^*r hsSmlsjssss m .
Jl.Kiness.I 'iiOTulslons. lA'akf fulnrae lleadail.
MeaialDsassasaoa, BsaMMaMaf tas SaaM. itasl
Hassory.l^esr-n^ l)o^^ Psina. Menunal Weakness^ilyawris. N ^-tufoal Kmisai.'Ba s^^-riu^l^rTUrs
j...a^t c.wtr scd lasyaaassw, ^turh if asasasaal
auayhad 1 ^ i-reniaturs ^Id sss ssd insanity.
iSaiUrslyaTusrssirnl I'rus 11 w s t^-s ^ Is us^InrHi 'si sent H* ma.l 1-0 recssit-t el rnce. A wnllea^eusrsnlee furni.hsd sitb ^^ery 1'. OU urdar rscsisfd.^Ia tus money ,t s pfraiat-.eot cure la u^f
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upwardsc Jnstantl v on hand.^IHsSlnrs of Ksstrlll I i s.-a ^ud f stlmalea furu all ^ I Ire ^ ta paill^4 de. roil, of bUltdUaf.^1 uiisi's Oitlt oa the lis .d uic.r. lissa. Advil aaH. C^. t'tlX di-^ I . Bud.'. Monu

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