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THE ANACONDA STANDARD. MONDAY MORNIKO, NOVEMBER 21, tSox
MISSOULA'SSOCIAL SIDE.
Nota LWeljr Wivk la Society of the Gar^^des City.
Mikroixa.Nov. 19. ~ Socially speaking^the past week has been one of the dullest^society baa experienced hero this season.^During tbe coming week, however, there^will be affaire in plenty. Tito most not-^able event to occur during the coinim:^week in tbe aoriitl world here is tho mar^^riage of John 1^. ltuff to Miss Mamie Hull,^which occurs on Monday in the t'hristiati^church. Miss Hull is onu of tho most^favorably known ladies hi Missoula so^^ciety; alio i* a charming girl, a grand-^daughter of Judge C S. Marshall, a niece^t.f Hon. T. ('. Marsh.ill oi thia city, and a^connection of the distinguished family of^Marshall* of Kentucky. John 1^. Huff la^a^ well known throughout the state on the^east aide of the range us here. Ho was at^one time connected the l'liilipsburg J7^it7,^^nd later with the Helena .Inuninl. Mr,^Buff ia at present city editor of tiio Mb^^^^ u.'i.i.i. He is ono of the most popular^and convivial fellow k in the city and a^good newspaper man. He it win who in^^troduced iu Missoula tho ^business man's^^hake.
Mr.and Mrs. ltuff, after their wedding.^Will immediately leave Iff an extensive^trip throughout the Last. They will prol^-^ably make their longest stay in Phila^^delphia, Mr. Huff's homo and a hero his^family reside. Their friends, and es-
Cnsllythe newspaper boy a. wish Mr. ami^ra. Ruff joy and good health and a^^pecdy return among us.
Mrs.E. A. Wmsiatiley gave a charming^luncheon to married holies at her resi^^dence an lCast Main street on Wednesday^afternoon last. Instead of whist or^euchre, a spelling beo was arrangiil in^which Mrs. John It. ( atlin was victorious.
Theh ill to be given by the members of^tho Ok H- C, Monday night at the K. of 1*.^will be a magnilleent affair. I.xicnsivo^arrangements have liecn made to make^tiio ball an entire success and then^ is no^reason to believe that it will not Is-. The^O. K. C. always have the largest attend^^ance at their iiurties and it is believed^that the ball on the .'1st will be even more^patronized than those of liertofore.
Alien411 friends of Col. S. li. Kuiuscy,^railroad men exclusively, tendered him a^dinner on Thursday night in the spacious^dmiiig rooms of thn Mi soul.i hotel,^t'olonel Hamsey, of course, tsiaipicil the^head of the table, and lion. K (.. Hig-^gin* sat ut the other end. In a well-^spoken und witty speech Colonel llamscy^said among oilier things that be thought^one of the Isvsl shcrill's v, ho ever sen ed in^thia state was bis opponent in tlie past^campaign, ^Hill^ Houston, and he hoped^Stid he would endeavor to make n so. that^the |^cople of MisHoiiIu county would say^as much of him, after the expiration of^Ills service as sherd!.
Hon.T. C. Marshall and Mr. C. H. Mr.^Leod went to Ihitte on 1'rulay.
MissHilda Knowles ciiteriaineil at din^^ner last Wednesday Miss .Stmuglin, Miss^Naptou anil Miss lirmiHou.
MissNaptou, one of the leaders and^most charming girls of Missoula society,^left for Untie last Tliuisday to remain^during the winter. There was more than^one masculine heavy sigh heaved when^she Iff I and there is more than one of the^boys who hopes for her return ut no dis^^tant dute.
VALUABLbPHOI'KHTY.^A Canadian Claims n Valaahla Tract of
I.SlidatSSff sloiiv I'lty.
Siot-xClTV, la., \ ^v. '.'I. Abraham^Haas, from Montreal. Canada, has insti^^tuted u suit here through a leading legal^11 nil to recover ltm acres of land adjoining^Crescent patk. one of the finest residence^additions in the city and part I. i latted :^also six lots in the business district, and^twenty inside residence lots. The pr.ip-^erty is valued ut fc'.'id.UW, and is now^held by a iiiiiiiImi- of per-ens.^Haas came to Sioux City iu Is.',,^with his brother. Isaac, and homcstcaded^and iHitight the property w hen it was of^little value. In 1*.I ho left here, putting^his interest in the hands of his brother.^Isaac paid the taxes until |s7l\ when he^learned that Abraham was dead, and se^^cured title to tho pro|m^rly on the ground^that he was Abraham's nearest heir.^Since that he bus sold all but Mil aires of^the property, w Inch I inula Haas, his w ife,^llow holds. The reap|m'ar nice of Haas^pas created consternation in real estate^circles.it having liceu generally bulicved^thut ho was dead, 11 row tied in tho St.^Law renco in 1K7i'.
CAUUHT ON THE FLY,
Arrestor a swindler in San llcrnurdlnu^known in tin, ii.ii ,n
ClIICAcai.Nov. 31). A sjsi ial from^(^land Forks. N. I^., says: Two weeks^ago a Mr. ('outers, w ho had been purchas^^ing grain in Last Grand Forks and ship^^ping on commissi,m, disappeared sud^^denly, forsaking bis wife and children.^tnking.it is alleged, all tin- pi,seeds of^several thousands of bushels of gram be^^longing to fanners. Yesterday a young^man giving tho nanio of Charles Wil-^li.mis nrined with a letter from^Comers to a young girl who In..I^in the family of Comers as MUM girl.^The inissuo urged the g.il to conic^to him. the letter was ilati d Sun Hertiar-^dino. Cal. Williams btXMaJgka with him a^sawn ticket from that place. Comers'^w ife obtained possession of the letter and^informed the officers, who telegraphed to^San llcriiardino, I al., Id hav c Comers at-^rested. A telegtam has Is-eti received^stating that he bus Is'cn npprehended mid^the money that he look was recovered.^Comers was In tug iu California under an^assumed name. He is highly connected^lu re and occupied various positions of^Uu.1.
FOUNDMURDfcHED.
A1'enns} Ivanla (oiiiiniiulty Shocked to^a Horrible 4 lllne.
BltAliroltli.I'.i., Nov. ^n.-Mrs. I.llcette^Grossmuier of fanners' Valley, tins^county, was brutally murdered last^night. She went to milk the eov s and.^staying longer than usual, an investiga^^tion was mado und her Heel Isslywas^found swinging from a cross Isruni at the^end of u ro|m^. 1'hysici.ius w ere called und^they found the nose crushed by a blow^from a club. Is'stdes other bruises on hi r^in ad and lace, tin the neck were prints^of a finger tinder which the flesh was il^Colored, showing she was i.iilijii-icil to a^frielitfui ordeal Is fore death came to her^nl.ef. The murdered woman was^years old and a widuu. She was known^to Is.' wealthy.
Msof II. . ^ rew lost.
Huston.Nov. 20. The schooner F.dlih^M. I'ryor arrived here to-lay and rc| n ^rti-d^a loss of six men w hile taking in ttau I- oil^Matt mow. The lo t men are: William^I'^^^alio. Ames Simons, Martin Duller.^Junes llanlon. William t,.^^mIu m and^liauiel Mcrru, all of Oiuuecster, Mass.
ROD'SLITTLE KICK.
IllsAttempt to Espials tks Defeat of^las Kepubllrans.
Nr.wYork, Nov. 3D.^The Tribune will^aay to-morrow: ^The defeated party is^supposed to aeeept with pbiloeophical^rcaiguation ita rejected |iet policies, und^witii calmness tho fatalist will tell him^^self ' 'twas to have been.' Tbe reasons^given for tbe result of the recent election^am ntimorous as tbe differences in the^minda of the two parties. To him that^leoks beneath the surface tliere the evi^^dence of tho defeat of tho republican^party is not mainly duo to any^popularly supposed causes. Tho chief^cause of republican defeat and demo^^cratic victory is the modern tendency to^^ward s.s-ui11-iii. This statement by no^means implies that a socialist propogaiid.i^has taken a firm Isold upon the citizens of^the ( lilted States, its tenets have but to^Iss sowed in American soil to bear an^abundant harvest. They hsve not^the slightest desire to overthrow the exist^^ing government. The ravings of^anarchists they repudiate altogether, but^since 1*7.1 on Black Friday,politicians and^social conditions in the United Stutcs havo^Is'cn thought of oil thu iiuict and there^has been a discontent among certain^thousands, (ireenbucka then had their^origin. It is within the last decade, how^^ever, that siK-ial discontent bus mani^^fested itself more markedly in factions^of iKihtieal parties, all of which^according to the leaders, then destined^glorious futures when the democratic and^republican pat ties should Is' * ipe.l out of^existence. This unsettled stule of uffaira^show ell itself ill the loniiatiutl of till)^greenback party, tho labor |nuiy, tho ms^^ciabstic party, the Farmers1 alliance and^llunlty the |H'np!o's party.
ItrlllocratlrA (attains.
MnNTiaiMiiKY,Ala., Nov. 20.^Eletion^returns were counted last night. Clcve-^lund received 138,123 votes; Weaver. Ho,-^|g^| Harrison, W.sn : Bidwcll, Cleve^^land has a plurality of a.'/.K!! over Weaver^and ii majority over all of ^1.1'i'J. Tho^delegation to congress is solidly demo^^cratic.
PlaningMill Horned.
AttKansasCity, Ark., Nov. 20.--TI10^large plain of the Desha I.uiiiImt and^Planing company burned this afternoon.^All liiinls r in the surrounding yards was^destroyed. The plant was worth Jlun.tWU.^Five million feet of hardwood lumber were^burned, worth SaiM.ioi.
Tommy\l s rr.^ 11 Kelcated.
IV.tit),Texas, Nov. J^.^Tommy War^^ren, the featherweight pugilist, charged^w nil the murder of t leni Stovall, colored,^was released to-day, the jury failing to^agree.
He,r Lnilgs Court ( similar.
Fromthe New Northwest.
W.S. Ktipcrt \s. Henry Fowler. Dis^^missed as settled.
CommercialNational bank vs. C. M.^Sawyer. Motion to strike set for Nov. 11'.
Staleof Montana vs. James P. Yallely^ct tlx. Set for trial Nov. 21.
Bach,Cory A Co. vs. Mouinna Prisluce^company. Sel for trial Dec. 1.
II.C. Vallton vs. John Tig he et al. Set^far trial Nov. 22.
JohnI'm^t vs. John Purcell. Sid for^trial Dec. 5.
MustHuford Biirwell company vs. C. J.^Sawyer. Set for trial llec. 2.
(ratiite Moiiuiain Mining company va.^William Wcinateiii. Set for trial Nov. 2-1.
J.It. Heynolds vs. Hugh Whiter.if 1.^Stricken from calendar.
/.((.Sawyervs. .1. T. Quigley. Sid for^trial Doe. 2.
LewColeman vs. b. an I of county com^^missioners. Set for Nov. 2a.
A.Anderson vs. John dardncr. Set for^trial Nor. 2'..
Ashland(*igar and Tobacco company \ s.^M. B. Kdwanls. Sel for trial Nov. ML
li.II. Cottoly \s. A. VYhitesides. Set for^trial Nov. 2*.
FriilIjiFrance vs. James T. Quigley.^Rat for trial Rot. 29.
ArthurDuratid ra, James T. Oiiigley,^Set for trial Nov. 29.
OscarI'uriiid ra, J.uues T. Uuiglcy.^Set for trial Nm. .'^^.
Tow11 of l'liilipsburg va. Dan MoLeod.^Set (or I rial Nov.;^).
MouoriiII.Mies vs. Jo'.iu Hanson. Set^for trial lice. a.
LawrenceDonaldson va. Steve Steven^^son. Set for trial Dee.ii.
I.oiiisf3ooMard va, William Weiiisteiu.^Si 1 for trial De^'. n.
Cilyof Anaconda vs. ( on t I t on nor. Sot^for I rial Dis:\ 7.
Cityof Anaconda va. A. DeaLaurica. Set^for trial I tec. 7.
Cityof Anaconda vs. ('. T. McLean. Set^for Irial Dec. 7.
NathanSmith va. Henry Fvatis. Sot^for trial Die. f.
F.ugettePurcell vs. the ( Imtnls rl illi^Miuitig coiiip.iuy. Sid for trial Daw, '^'.
Ailiritlsrill.rllrr List.
lettersn 111 lining iinrlilui' l in Ana^^conda |sistollice lortlie itopk ciulilig Satur^^day evening, Nov. 19, 1892:
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Andersen.11^^ 111 ^^ M.iIit. Witt
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IIirk uie 1 111 It)KelUiaM I.
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Ktnter.1 '^^i,Metjiiukla John
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(Irawlatt,PeterKbea, Xsr
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reareSsaa or living nsnns to rent, N.^1' i Broadway ..:td Mum. liuiuiru
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aOFKICTOR AMD MANAOaJt
SPECIALTHREE NIGHTS^SATURDAY MATINEE
PajD'llnz
Thursday,Nov. 24th.
Anahis Merry Company,
Nor.24,15 anil !-atiua.ty^Mut.tlce, Nov. :i,
INCDS
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ROARS' JJa UUU 1 ROARS
I'recpiicilhy
TIIKSALTCELLAR
Koi.v,,First Proilnotlon here,
APALTRY MILLION,
Pie-cileil l.y
THEMAN ABOUT TOWN.
Calenf seats lie^lt.s Weilni'^ 'ay momlUK. No^extia eiurgo.
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WANSOPERA HOUSE
JOHNMAGUIftE, MANAGER.
anaconda,MONT.
SPECIAL
WEOSkSUAT.NOU. 23.
Ther.r.lhaut
Vountratae4laa,
MR.CHARLES
AnI his Merry Company, In
HUMOUS^jR \N I U
INKWI11^Riff TfeL
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THESALT CELLAR
Iuwhich Mil. DICKSON also a|ii^,irt.
Rcrttton ^^1^ tiio Uiii.tlt Prifj fo.'s Store^Monday niorii iig.
mAMHOODRESTORED.
ArtIlka mai-li-^Fi.wels; ^l|. ;.^^. Dvtra |^^|a, Hliln
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ds,Xor'ui 'IMs^tfdcr^ toerp ^-,:ia,s. l^sToi^Afi'itiU' ii'stnts Hi* i oinpls .Ion. |i:, .^ iltces-^ll .ii Mies. l!is|r use. I'.,-ltt\e ... I r .-Ms^Ifssdaclie in I t'otiXlustlna, Mna.l. mllil, east^tu Uko. I.u^e ^; .s nl M |iiiit,% ^i ut,, s^.day
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Miiit mi. it I.- ... , k. in. on Uuiutsi ta^^Bull .t*^ ..t l^ hi. sr. i ^:, t..r the . s.-tiua at^^la Ndoraol ,i.| r,ini|Miiv, an.I t. ui^p .^o 3^W.'h ullwr inattna as Ma) IswiUl, ...insba^I. ia las mo iiasj,
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H1GHT^ FAIRFIELD
BUTTE,MONTANA.
Thereis no question but^that ^Time is Money.^^Hveryone believes that,^and yet there are many^people who have no means^ml noting how rapidly time^(lies. Very little excuse^lor it when watches are so^cheap as to be within the^reach of all. To-day we^fell pood reliable watches^cheaper than worthless^poods were sold a few^years apo. Hy actual count^\ve have in our show case^270 watches, besides the^stock in our window and^reserve stock in the safe.^We don't confine you to a^few patterns of cases and^one make of movements.^Our variety is so enor^^mous we can show you^any size, weight, style or^quality to suit your taste^and purse. If there is^nothing in American poods^that meets with your ap^^proval, we carry a line^of high grade imported^watches that keep wonder^^fully close time. Can we^^how you^ Before you^buy second-hand watches^at what you think is a low^price, better see how cheap^Ue are selling new ones.
HIGHT^ FAIRFIELD.
AMU5CMINTS.
BUTTC,MONT
JOHNMAOUlXE,^FflOPftlCTOR AND UANAOEJt
Hire:mjk Cjnnicn.'iiij Mondiy, Nov. 21
GraaaMatinee Wednesasjr,
aorrairlatsix,
President.
AMBROSECOLLINS.^Secretary and
Da.K. i'. West ^ N'ltavK ami I'tiAUf^Tki-.ai m i n r. a If ells fur Hysteria. HI^ Intsjt,^nt^. Ne.ii..;.'ia. Ilcsilaelip. N'ervon^ I'i .^ ^ ..ti.,a^osusc.1 l.y siochul ot lobsoea, WsksniuMaa,^Mental lwi.res^i ^o. Saftsntut of Drslti i' islnj^lassnit). m.v.'.. dr-ay. de.iOi. l'r. .na i re tila^Atie. l aiiruni s, 1.,,f p.aver ia ^ :mr set,^lt:i|h)tcuc,f. O-ii-arrliesa stnl all F^iii us Weak-^n^s-s^, UToluntary IxiSsi-s, S|ssri:i.n, rrliora I^res.-.I liy msicvrr'.lun of l^riiln, srlf-abaaa,^oTcr-in'liiiEsiii f. a mouth'* IfOatatant, ti a for^Is, liy inal . NVs nasraaass (U I v ^ t . cure.^|Uafaerasr fat six t^^xe*. ami t\ ^:ii ..-r. wrkV^(en ipiat.xtitei' tn ii'fnii.l if no; i'ureil. uiui aulas^i^u^d mil) lis Ti.cbuiltli UriuiCo., aula a cnta.
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JEFFREYSLEWIS.
Tl^ l^rllllniit M.'ienellr Art lite, srvoatpanle I t-y^II \llia M MMIAI.I. alii tier onn eotiii'.iiii ^f
tilavers,iiieletHi^ direction or Mr. Arthur I*.^Ais'.ei:. la |.. ilain- Monday Kvenine. or.^u. ; lie ka .'^ ieltreys I. ^^ s aiwearlM laaei^iii an I el srarter Impersonal loa of the h a t .,^M^i.ii n|.. iie lnv l.ienlii:. O'lliiiil'-.'^jelfrrya l..^|. apis-sralt in the It^ roto of^this pofssrlul draaia. Wsspiosdsy Mstiass--^kns ii tlraad Kcrlralef ''lAarmsl If a Rat.^^Widussds) I xeiauit.' el ^ Rasas*,
I,randK^ ^^^.^ ! IVrfoiatsare,Jeffrrn i' ^i^^sin ^ .irlnis I^ her oinrlii il rharaeler rresllon,^liersidlas, in He us a s famous nuaaiatlodraauv^Halsofasata bcarasl Matantay. MV, ML N*^ad i aluv lu aii lti'-a.
jKACONPA LIVERY STAPLE.
U.ti. UK. WM I.U rrei^rlcti^r.
Bugiit'S,SiJdlei and Horses for Hire.
Altoiiroprteter nf r.i^^cn;er. r-irr-^*^ and Ea^fires, IdamsMCioa sisas
ThompsonFalls Land and Lumber Co.,
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Successorsto Lavell Brothers.
Manufacturer*and dealer* In^m^==-, -^_-^ in
Lumber,Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds,
1Full Stock of Eastern Finished Hard Woods, Building Paper, Etc., ^ Ha*
Vara*and Factory at Koutti Uufca. BtirmCs al Thomssoa rails,
MAINOFFICE EAST BROADWAY. BUTTE. MONT.
TolepbonoNo. 100, Three nines.
11and 13 W. Park St, Butte, Moat,
DealerIn
GUNS.PISTOLS,
Cartridges,
BoxingGloves,^Striking Bags,
IndianClubs,
DumbBells,
Andall kinds of Athlotle Coodi for Home and^(iymuasluui.
IceSkates,^Snow Shoes.
CompleteMock of
'LOVERS'DOG REMEDIES^UdSI'RATT'S DOG FOOD.
l9~Ord.rt hy mall promiilly attended to.
W.M. Thornton
FIRE
INSURANCE.
REritESENTINQ
LEADING
FOREIGNAND AMERICAN
COMPANIES.
CLIPPERSHADES
CONCERTHALL.
TheOnly Square nnd Crowded Home la^the i |.y. i an.'u^^ s from Wyouilaf^bir-ai tur l'rivstu Tattles.
Vocaland Inttruini ntnlCaneiTl Rrerf^Tien d;. 8uangers vlsitlnic this resurt^arn a.srnvs Irrated euurteotisly. las^I Bnprff shsdrs hue ths unrest irsmleul^and luciti trade ot anj kuuse in list^Western Cuunlt y.
KINNEY^ HANSON. ProD'w
vriiTirrTO CltEDITOItS- Estatsot AiiRinl^1^ ISeuiilieii. de ^fused. Not lee Is h.rehy pvin^M the iimlcrals'l ^il, adininistriitnr of the estata^of AttKUit IleHtillfU, deecHsed, to the creditors^of. unit all |s'rsoii* havhiat eialins ug.iiiist Ilia^said ileeeaied, to exhibit tliein with the inwa-^^art VaascasrS within four iii.^ni'is after the flrsl^linblli'utloii of till* notlee to tiio ssld silinlnla*^tralnr. al the ortlre of Kltrl'utrlek ^ Stttekfailes^In tlie idly of Anucouda, county of 1 s-ei Usige,^state of Montau.i M. .1. KiizI'athii a.^Adiuliii-trator of tho Estate of August Ucuullou,^di cased.^Dated Nov. i. ISO.
CARLGAIL, IM E. BUMILLER. V. P. anil Treat. H. UNZICKER. G. M.
M.UNZiCKEK. Western Rupresentatlva.
ChicagoIron Works,
Builders of General^
MIMINGAND MILLING MACHINERY.
GoldMills. Wet nnd Dry f'rtistiini; Silver Mills, Stneltlnif. roncentratlna;,^I^ncliini:. Clilorinalint;. Hi.istii.u' utiU rinnpinir l'liints uf miy capacity.^Trainways, C.irlisi Knpines. t'oint'oiiinl Knuines, Huilcrs, furs, fugcs,^8kips. (Ii-e mill Water iiiiekets. Wheels ntnl Axles. Exclusive Eastern^MauiifaetiiriTs ami Agents for J. M. llryun's Holler Quarts Mill and^lleinly's ltniiruvcil J'riuiiipli Concentrator.
WesternOffice.
4Loner Muiu Street. Helena. Mont.
GeneralOffice and Works.
C'lybournAve. and \\ lllow St., C'hloajo, 10.
DR.C.SCHULTZ
EUROPEAN
OvirR^d Baot mid Stioi Store,
6NORTH MAIN ST., MJTTE,
Vlierehe can he con^^sulted FttKK OF^CHAKUIC^un alt
Privateand^Chronic Dla-^c.nei of Both^Si'xuti ^ Porlcct
CuresWar^^ranted No In-^curablo Ca-jos^Unciortakon- No^Inlurlous^Drug's.
rATABlH.Tbroat. Lassj M.I Mass] Diseases,^^iwclllv sad ts'rin i iieiitly rure.1 by my^new system of nihaiatlaii or com-^IMtiind tnedieat 'd v-ipor*.
RRIVATEDISEASES.
Conorruoen.lileet. ftrb'tiir'. K|^lo'.lnlymltlx.^Varlcaeele. Ilydro.'ele. Kmsirv mil ltl.idd-r^tr.iiibles. Skis sad all lm|i i:lt ^. of t 10 nia ^|,^eaiisius Kt up'Ions, I'mip et, t'ystats, Blo*saes,^tie . s|s^.!dlly cared by my new r. iuMy.^Diseases of tho Norvcui System,^pH'tnlnat weakness, nlirlit os.es, loss of .^\-^val (Miser, sexual debnitv. hidiKeslloa, et.-..^|eadi!r.r lo sorteiilin: of tlieb-aiu sad insaietv.^Jin uiatti r m list yon have tak m or wi n fSaaSd^Iseurs y.ui. in*. Sebults aarraata a cure of^^vers* e.-e he i.n.. i.j.c-. Mroo.ul stu-sM
SPECIALIST,
Kliento nil chronic lurlauiatloni, discharge
undirregularities.
ATestlnmnlal.^The names of persens cured are withheld,^but in tiiaiiv hi.tsiicfs 1 have permisslou to fur.^alsa the saaress oa condition of privacy. No^letter or n.mies will he published without ths^coiiM'in o[ the writer, lis id tho following^Isiteri
HiTTr, Mont.. Nov. tn, l^B.
I)nr. Kent i.th. City: I dovlre to make the^folloii lii^ statement relative to my cise In the^hop ^ that ether milortiuiato .uffrrers like my.^a'If in.iv !^^ cqillllU benenteit. 1 had Issen auf-^u i ia; f..r a hi rafss year, from srmlnsl weak^^ness, lost iu^iili^iHi ai d nervous prostration,^causing tiiclanfliolv u*id loss of sleep. My^bjdy was eoi en-1 whh ulcers and my forehead^being aarollra Inst mm lbs e.cb.owa so badly^us to tin v.- fie apji-ar.ili. e ot Krowlnir horns. I^wi s iiiiablf tn ot.fabi nioro ttiun one hour's un-^taterraated sleep at rm* time, the terrina^i clilnii an I mental snllei inu caused by my .lis.^esse bsakltts It Im possible tor ma to sieeo or^rest. tViicii my disease tint appeared I con-^sii'.'e.l lo'iii I'ln slcians sltbout re lef. I II.eo^a laSBStl'I to aars myself by iisiuk patent inedl-^elaes, hi t a ;: 11 ^ 1.1 n: I consulted and was^treated bv swveral Astsrieia taiu'ianla. srae^also failed lo cur ^ m ^. I was despaired ^f I^heilllt eured. baa a triend of mlno rei'oniineud-^ine v. u I ileebl ^^1 lo try once m ^re and so put^tin .-If i infer yatir rare wltti tne result that^alter only two weeks' treatment I frsl like a^hew nun. :ia^l am able tn return tomy work.
Itake pleaAUre in eartifYlSd to this state.
mealbeiore a I otary I i.bll.' and will rm-
tiiru.iyou personu.ly to all my friends unl so*^quantais..1^ M
M.liv'ii ml md sworn before tne on this totb^^las o.' Kovrtnber, istn. C. L. I'AMrnKi.t,^^Sola:i l'ubika.
WorldsDrillino- Contest!
Tot.tl-c place tmilcr^Butte Athletic C!
theauspices of the
tib,commeaeliiK
vn s.l Indus.
FRIDAYEVENINB. NDV. IS,
Continuingto Nov. 22, Inclusive.
Allentries fur outside tc:iius open until the ni^ht of
November18.
RULESTO GOVERN:
Eachleant allowed lo drill l.l niinntea, dssnrtl Ii ^le.
Sueoi sii-ei must lie ^i :, 1 neb dimension frnan lour aMsaM ixdiitnl the bit to list^head and not sees laan :, InHi int.
Luclidrill inu-t ineuauia 1'our inch ^ jKi ind li.imnier the limit.
Officeaau KaMl
.rm street. Asucadi. 1 General Admission,
- 50 Cents.

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