The Anaconda standard. [volume], December 13, 1892, Page 6, Image 6

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THEANACONDA STANDARD. TUESDAY MOSanNO, DECBMBBa 1\
CARINGFOR ORPHANS
Oieof the litters Before the County^Commissioners.
WAIFSAT THE poor FARM
TheyMav Be Sent to Minnesota to^Be Cared For by the Slstsrs
ofCharity A New In^^stitute.
Bum,Dec. IS.^The question about^the rare of neglected and orphan children^In this county ia again bothering the cotii-^miaeionera. The county ia now paying^for the cars of sis children at the orphans'^home and four at the poor farm. For the^former they pay Hti-ttf per month each',^and for those in the poor houac |10, whiqb^they conaidcr too high; bcaidca the or^^phan*' home will only accept actual or*^ph.m* or children w Hose purcnt* resign all^claims to them. Of the other claas of
Korchildren there sr. many in the city,^l the poor house is not conaidarcd the^proper place lor them.
Thecommissioner* to-day received a^proposition which they are considering and^it may offer a solution of the difficulty.^Sister Joseph, the mother superior of a^Catholic institution of charity and indus^^try in Minnesota, located near Little^Falls, appeared before the board this af^^ternoon ami offered to receive into tho^Institution all orphans, or children aban^^doned by their parents, clothe and feed^them, educate them and keep them for^any length of time under the age of In for^$b a mouth each. If they remain ill tho^institute until they are IK yeare of age,^they will be assured a good education.^The girls will lis taught home work,music,^art and other accomplishments, and the^boys will be instructed in farm work and^when they gruluate tho sisters will Mini^employment for them, anil the home will^be open to them again wlieu aick or out of^employment. In connection with the in^^stitute are work ahops and a farm of 340^acres, all being worked by tho Ixiys now at^the school. 'I hen- are now being cared^for IX children and the place has barely^started.
Itscapacity is unlimited and additions^to the buildings are to he erected to ac^^commodate thousands if necessary The^boys farm i he la ud or work ill t lie shops^and go to the school, and the girls make^the boys clothing during their working^hours and both make article* for sale from^which a good revenue is derived. The in'^stitute ia in charge of IK sisters.
Thefarm and institute are nl^ready self-supporting, snd Sister^Joseph said that in rase of abso^^lute necessity they would receive children^without compensation. There are a num^^ber of Indian children in the institute for^the keeping of whom the alatera rr-^ceive compensation Irom the government.^This ia tho proposition and details sub^^mitted to the coniuiissioner'a snd met^with their hearty approval, the only ques^^tion arising in their ininila being^ne us to^whether they had the puwertouppropriute^money for the keeping of children outside^the state, and ^ bet her they could send the^deserted children now on their Lands^without the consent of the children's^parents.
(Insof the commissioner's suggested^that sines lbs parents bad tie so rind the^children all the county. hsd to
dowas to tuko care of them In^the best snd most economic way.^and if the parents objected they might^light it out themselves. The question waa^Anally submitted to the county attorney,^who informed the commissiatsers that al^^though parents might desert their chil^^dren and cast them upon the streets, yet^tbry did not thereby lose their parental^rights over them, and he doubted whether^the commissioner* should assume the^power to send the children out of the state^without the parents' consent. In any^event, if tlie commissioners were to send^any of the children, they would lose all^control ami legal jurisdiction over them^as soon as they crossed the line into an^^other stale, and could neither enforce a^contract in regard to them or compel t heir^return to the state ^ ithoiit going to Min^^nesota itii'I commencing legal action.
Thoattorney iiuicimI that the accept^^ance of Sister Joseph's proposition would^In' i he best |h^ssible thing for the chil^^dren, and the commissioner* aliotlt^reached the conclusion to send to the^school the actual 01 plums and as many of^the other children us could he with the^consent of their parents.
tineof the children very recently left in^rhurge of the county is a girl iiIkiih X^^cur* of age. iiiuuid Howling, ibc manner^of whose desertion is IhiiIi snd ami inter^^esting. About a ^car nuo the girl was^Willi her mother in Idiglitml and the^father waa in Michigan, where he ex-^I ice ted to locate. He sent for his family^and told them when to start on iluir jour^^ney to America, lie lore the tunc ^ aine he^wrote to hi* wife again ami told^her not to come as he intended to return^home. She didn't get the second letter^snd started for America iilmtit the same^time that her husband started for Kng-^laud, and thc^ passed each other on the^way. When sin- arrived in Michigan and^learned of her husband's ileparl lire, she^came to Hullo w here she had friends mid^left her child with them, while she started^back to I upland to find her hu-liand. In^the meanwhile he hud lauded at his old^home, and learning that bis wile hud^started for America w ilh their child, ho at^once returned and again unknowingly^passed his wile on the way. Ii is^said that shea the woman reached^her home in bajsjaj and learned^that she hail again missed her^husband, her reason almost i, it her ami^she became very ill. Hy the next I tcaiua r^she received a letter from her husband in^which he is said to ha\c Inch very harsh^toward her, and her friends insist that it^hastened her death. When lie heard of^his wife's death he returned to Cugland^anil the child was left IhIiiiuI lor the^county to father.
Amongthe callers on the commission^^ers to-ilny was Mrs. viliei'tina liinrin rger.^Who wan'od her tuxes i emit led. w inch was^rclused her, as tho commissioners have^vers- little rymputhy lor hap. She has^Im-cii iwkc divorced from and three limes^married to the mine man. iiml to-day^complained that he hail again left her^and that although ia poor health, she is^roniiiclled t.i support herself ami child^^ren hy taking in washing.
Mrs.(, illniiin r w us another caller. She^is the mother of Mm- child nut and the aifs^of one of these convenient husbands who^pull up htuki-s and skip when the work of^aupportiflg their I.unities liecollles too^monotonous, and then show u| when the^deserted wife has mi.tMasfull) worked the^county, lti this case she wus not auc-^cesslul.
AniUlicrttr.-fiiry ^ slight.
HriTE.Pa*. It, Jessie W alker, one of^the frail sisterhood that gives La-t Catena^street the hunl reputation it Isvurs, was^accused lo-nighl of rublicry by a man^whose name could Hot In' learned. He^told to old familiar story. Jessie wus^looking out ot her window as the man^passed : she invited llllll iii and iii he w.-ul.^and when he came out he found himself^minus fKW. Knowing the futility of an) at^^tempt to prosecute I lie u .man toi laln-uv.^Officer* Usaaarl and Anderson, to whom^the complaint wu- made, arrested her cm^a charge of keeping a house ot prostitu^^tion. She was subsequent 1^ released on a^cash Solid giveu by ouu of her neighbor*.
ATTHE OPERA HOUSE.
FresrataUea of Oas of the at set la
lagDraws a* at Use Day.^The attraction at Evans' opera^Thursday evening will be William A.^Brady's elaborate production of ^After^Dark,^ now In the fourth year of Its great^and deserved triumphs. Evstythlng about^the production is nsw, aa sntirs and^abundant outfit having beats praps red.^Tbs scenery, which is the work of promi^^nent scenic artists, is spoken of aa unusu^^ally beautiful. The railroad affects are^said to ba exceedingly novel snd startling,^and many difficult and costly contri^^vance* will be employed in tbs prsssnta-^^ion.
Theplay Itself Is too wall known snd
toofirmly fixed in popular estimation to^require description or commendation at^this late day. It is admitted to be one of^tho ^ iron vest and most interesting dramas^now holding the American stage. Tbs^plot 'ii magnificently constructed, and^thrilling incidents of a highly dramatic^nature abound in the various acts.
ManagerHrady brings with him a care^^fully chosen company, made up of the^best available talent, aveh actor and act^^ress having been selected with s|iecial^view to adaptability to the role to be sus^^tained. A capital and wonderfully well^balanced, all around performance mn^^therefore confidently he expected. Of^course ^After Dark^ will show aa it al^^ways does in any city^that is to tbs cs- .^pacify of the hollas.
Intho famous concert hall scene will i^appear Mclutyrn and Heath, the oele-^hratcd negro minstrels, who last year^headed the great show of that name.
ASlaUmaat From Mr. Connolly.
Tnthf Editor of the Mansard:
Ivitally w lien a person Is brought before me no^a preliminary examination 1 hold him tn the dis^^trict court nr dismiss the complaint, anil then in^either rase my official connection with It end*.^However, In a recent rase. Stale of Montana vs^Wtckiicr, the dismissal of his case by the dis^^trict court seems to be the signal for Ills frlenil*^to whitewash Ids character at tile expense of^my own. Now If Mr. Wlcki/er would Institute^Ills content plated suit agslust me for false Im^^prisonment my vindication would come through^amove satisfactory channel than a newspaper,^but as such Is not likely to occur. I will state^briefly my conui etlon with the ease. Mr. Wlck-^Izer was accused of official extortion, and c ^m-^plalnt was made In my court agalust lilm.^The law of Montana requires me,^that If on examination of the testimony, I flud^there Isprobable cause to believe the defendant^guilty of the charge made against him in the^complaint or of any other criminal offense, to^commit hhn to Jail to appear at the following^term of the district court.
Thedefendant was admitted tn hall and a^bond executed that I found upon examination^unsatisfactory, as some of the sureties were not^quahltsd to justify undsr the laws of Montana,^and aa the matter was not rectified, I committed^the defendant. Now I am willing to submit th^^written testimony In this cause to snv I iwyer of^n |.nl..lion in Montaii*. Pi say whether I had^probable cause to hrllcvn the defendant guilty^of compromising with felony, the charge for^which I held defendant to appear under, and^abide by his opinion.
Iconfess It surprises me that a paper of the^Hi axiiarh * established reputation should puis.^Ibh an article reflecting to seriously nn an otn.^err's character, without at first aeqsalntsjig^Ii self with the facts It seen* to he an ungeu-^eroutadvautago taken of so Individual v. II limit^satisfactory means of redress hy a great news^^paper. It Is true a local sheet, published In^Flint t'reek valley, relieved Itself of some vit^^riolic utterances on this subject, but ss it* In^^fluence and weliiht tn the community are eon-
lluedto the four brick walls In which It la pub^^lished, and Its editorials and comments mi any^subject Is on a pur with the Imbecility of its^author, I s'uiiild have followed the wise ex^^ample of others and Ignored It, but the htand-^aiip'ii criticisms could not lie passed unan^^swered. I Hunk It 1* as much the duty of a
10w sparer to e\|Mive the utility and protect the^Into', nt as It Is thai of a court of justice to^puuisb the one and vindicate the other.
KII. Connolly,^Justice of the Peace, I'liUlipsburg Tow nship.^I'hllipaburg. Iiec.^,
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Allmcmlvers of the Women** Protec^^tive I'tiion, K. of I,., 1.. A. XUX, are re-^i|iicstetl to attend a meeting Wedm -d.t\^eteniiia, lice. 14. Itiistnesa of special im-^poi ianco. Delia swSOrO, preshletit; Annie^t uniwcll. riH-onliiig s'.Hmrt^tary.
I.P. Hliiite, an extensive real estato^dealer in l^es Moines, Iowa, narrowly es^^caped one of the severest attacks of pneu^^monia w hile in lbs not iherti part of that^state during a recent bli/zard, sax s the^.s'm'io'i/.iv fsswSjsws, Mr. Illni/c hail ^^ccasioii^l.iilrixe seven miles during flic storm ami^yy us so thoroughly chilled that he wus tin-^tilde togvi warm, and inside of an hour^after his return he yyas threatened with u^SSSarS casi^ of pueuniouia or lung fever.^Mr. Illaire sent to the nearest drug atom^and got a bottleof (linmlH'i-laiii's Cough^licnii dy, of w Inch lie had often hcanl, and^tisik a uiimlHT of large doses, lie says^^taSSfftaet Was wondcrtul and in a short^nine be was lucutliing unite easily, lie^kc|it ^ :i l iking the medicine and the next^day w .isullle to come to lies Mollli-s. Mr.^Blaise regards his BOSS as simply wonder^^ful, l-'or sale by nil druggists.
Artnon for I.stlle,
riencliTunsy 1 ablets are for the relief^and cure of painful ami irregular menses^and w ill remove all oli -inicimns. no mat^^ter Wbat Mas cause. Ths only sure and safe^remedy on IkO innrl.ct. Manufactured by^A. Allgsadrs, Paris, I'raiice. fg per i \^an I for sale only liy D. M. NswkrO Ulug^BaasaaajTi sulu ugcuta, Uutte, Muuu
AMONGLOCAL SPORTS
1Business leeUs* of tie AtUfltte^Clib CtlletL
FORFEITED THEIR MONBf
On* Drilling Match That Wont^Coma off-Tho Contsst to^Taka Plaoo Fri^^day Night.
BtTTC,Dos. 12.-There will be an im^^portant mealing of the board of directors^of the Athletic club st President Cannon's^offices, st 8 o'clock to-morrow, Tuesday,^evening. Several matter* of great im^^portance will be discussed, snd every^member of tba board is urgently requested^to attend. Tho affair* of the club ars ia^pretty fair shape, but they can bo greatly^improved, aud this is one of the objects of^the meeting.
Theproposed drilling match between^Frecthey and Tallon and Hums and Lewis^forfo'Oa side and the championship of^the world is off. When the first articles^were signed and n forfeit of $50 deposited^with tbe Rtandaki^ by both parties on^Nov. 36 it was provided that the remain^^ing U^O must bo put up by Saturday, Dec.^10, the party failing in this to forfeit the^t6U already up. Alwut a week ago $160^waa received from Jack Frecthey of Mary s-^ville, tho hacker of Freethey and Tallon, as^was ststed in the Stanimrd a* the^time. Burns and Lewis, however,^failed to come, to time, and at^midnight on Saturday their money^was declared forfeited. Tho 1500 was^sent to Jack Freethey to-day by express^and Burns and Lewis' forfeit of ISO waa^turned over to Fr ctbey ami Tallon. The^latter are triumphant over their victory,^which was won without a struggle, and^there ia now no one to dispute their right^to the world's championship, Aheurn^and Dwyer. the Lcadville men, having^failed to back up their challenge wilii^money. It ia understood that Burns sud^Luwl* have bad a disagreement among^themselves and that this ia the cause of^their having drawn out of the match and^forfeited their money.
LarryKeene arrived yesterday from^Pocatello, Idaho, with the intention of^entering the 7'J-hotir foot race shortly to^come off at Anaconda, but after investi^^gating the matter he decided not to go^into it. He says he will wait and chal^^lenge the winner of it and give him ilvo^miles start in a 7J-hour race.
Seventeams have entered for a drilling^contest to take place at Doyle's saloon,^opposite the poatofflcc, Friday night nc\t.^(Ithers desiring to enter must do eo hefora^Thursday . The first team will drill at 8^o'clock Friday evening.
MBUilD A RAZOR.
Hswktae.- tho Oasm, alaaksd by Oao' of^'J^ as Owa Ceanplexlen.
Bcmt,Dec. 13.^A negro known to tho^pOLk-a as ^Hawkins, tho Coon.^ who has^served aeveral Jail sentence* for fighting,^waa released from tbe city Jail after having^served a short term for disturbance. Ho^celebrated his restoration to liberty by get-^tieg drunk and to-aight paid a visit to tba^servant*' quarters at tbs McDermott. A^game of craps was soon under way and^wound up with a light between Hawkins^and another negro. Tbe hotel ^coon^^happened to bo a bad man and used a^razor so freely on Hswkins that tor a time^it was thought an inquest would follow.^Hawkins was removed to the city Jail where^n physician sowed up several terrible^Hashes in bis neck and a cut about ais^inches long between tbe shoulder. Tba^cutter escaped.
OarTiaiy,-^So Charts* Dudley Warner happily farms^California, ami for a winter resort that^glorious stats Is without a peer. Ths dry,^purs air, soft and balmy, is a Jog for tho^ttrang man and a wonderful strengthsner^for tbs weak and suffering. The arrange^^ments for this fall and winter tour, via^I'nion Pacific and Southern Pacific sys^^tems, are perfect, tbe Journey being made^with tho greatest ease snd comfort. Ex^^cursion tickets on salo the 16th ot every^cionlhi
Towhom it may concern^I have this^dsy disposed of my interests in the Seth^B. Smith Electric company. The com^^pany from this date will be known by the^name of Smith Electric company. Thank^^ing the public for paat favors and asking^a continuance for tbe present stock^^holders, I remain, yours truly.
SkthB. Smith.^Butte, Dec. 0,1892.
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NewYork, Dec. 12.^The week opened^with an unuaual degree of activity in the^stock market. Uould stocks scored further^sharp advantage. Western I'nion rose 1 %^toImprovement in tho two first
namedia duo to a reiteration of the re^^ports that tho Vnndcrbilt-Morgan interests^were buying, industrials also wuse con^^spicuous in the upward movement. A re^^action sot in late owing tn the nhaoance-^meut that $2..'(.'^i.^titi in gold was engaged^for shipment to-morrow. Manhattan and^Western I'nion each declined about 2 per^cent, and tbe remainder of the list yt to^IS- Market strong however.^Coy eminent bntidn, firmer.^Petroleum, dud.^Cloned aa follows:^d, H. ^ s registered.II.-!', Oregon Imp'iaee*. It^I'. h\ t's sswyaa ^ tuv^6. K. ^'sregistered. I(^l
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NewVork Money Market.^Nr.vv YoitK, Dec. 12. Money on call^closed at 4 ; prime inercatltils paper, StMS^sterling exchange firm with actual busi^^ness otMay bills *.ra3, demand 4.8S.
world'sfair^souvenir coin with
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WORLDSFAIR^SOUVENIR COIN WITH
THESTANDARD.
Chicagol.lv. Stock.
Chicago,Dec. 12.^Tattle- Receipts,^24,htM; steady to lower. Christinas boevss,^$6.7A^^7.0l^; gtKsJ to choice, ^I. hin.a.i'i;^olbcrs, ^2.70*41.35; atockera, tl.U^^3.10;^hcifera. f2.7.'^i it.W.
Hogslii-ccipts. Xi.ODO; opened olTlOc^higher; closed adyance lost; rough anil^common, fsS.SOff .'^.tW; packing and nihxod,^i'.u.i.i il.L'.'.; prime liesvy and butchers,^f^^.2u^iii.t.S; sorted light, t6.0Utatit.li( skips^and pigs. NJjMMaV
Sheeplicccipts, 12,0^0; strong on best^grades; others closed weak ; untiln,$4.00*4^!^.M^; western. f4.4Uvr5.iri; Mcxk'aus, 4U.75^tjl.JU; fed Texsus, H.KXf 4.^,',.
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Paeitlerailroad will aell round trip tickets^to t nlifornia pom i s aa follows:
liutteto San Francisco and return, go^^ing via Spokane, Tacoma and Portland,^returning aame route, f75.
ToSnn Francisco, going via S|^okane,^Tncoma and Portland, returning via Of^den and Silver How, f'.KJ.
ToLos Angeles, going via Tacoma and^Portland, returning some route, entering^San I'ranciseo in one direction, cither go^^ing or returning, $$'.).
ToLos Angeles, going via Tacoma and^Portland ami San Francisco, returning^via Sacramento, Ogdeu and Silver Bow,
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'lieketa w ill bo limited to tin days for go^^ing passage with return any tuns within^the final limit of ais months, stop over^privileges in each direction; throughsls^l^^era from Dutte to Portland. Sh-eping ear^reservations and further information can^he had by calling at 211 l ast llroaaway,^Untie, Mont. W. 11. Tuoliy, general^age tit.
HolidayTrips.^Those contemplating a trip East to^spend tbs holidays with nd.itivea, should^take the Short bine Cast, which saves one^night's travel to Chicago ami |s^inta East^of there, and furnishes patrons superior^accommodations, running a solid train^consisting of elegant sleeping and dintllg^cars and da) coaches, also free colonist^sleeping care for second class passengers.^^I. K. Haw son, general ugeu:, UM Main^street, llilttr.
Youwill fuel 'he l^-st line of underwear^and oyci shu ts at Aechtieim's.'
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Passengerssave one^night's travel to Chi^^cago and to points east^thereof via this line.
ElegantSleepers,^Diners and
DayCoaches.
FreeColonial Sleepers^for second class passen^^gers.
AtlanticExpress Leaves^at 6:45 a. m.
TheWorld's Fair Directors
Have5,000,000 Souvenir Half-Dollar Coins in their^Treasury, the gift of the American People by Act of^Congress. The patriotic and historic features of these^coins, their limited number compared with the many^millions who want them^have combined to create so^great a demand for these World's Fair Souvenir Coins^that they are already quoted at large premiums. The^Directors of the World's Columbian Exposition have^placed the price of these
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atOne Dollar for each one, no matter how great the^quantity purchased, which is a much smaller sum than^the people would have to pay if they obtained them^through any indirect medium. Every patriotic mam^woman or child should endeavor to own and cherish^one of these coins. All cannot, as there arc only^5,000,000 pieces among 66,000,000 people. This will^make them valuable in future years^a cherished object^of family pride.
Theorders for coins will be filled by the Treasurer^of The World's Columbian Exposition in the order in^which they are received. Our order has been placed^for weeks, and it is expected that
THESTANDARD Will Receive the Coins This Month.
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Sendto our office in Butte or^Anaconda, your name, with a re^^quest for TnB Standard for one
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Office106 Main st.^J. E DAWSON. Agt.^UNION EXCHANGE.
Room2u, Owsley Block, ttecoad Floor.
Businessstand* of all sod every dererlptlon^for sale. Houses rented and rent* collected,^ni nes hotight and sold, money loaned In large^suit small amount*. We are la s position to^silvisc on law matter* on any aubject. Legal^Instruments Willi, power of attorneys, bonds,^hates, mortgases, etc., executed and scknowl*^Silged. Herman power of attorneys. All kinds^of notary public work done. Have your rspre-^tenltng snd local o i papers acknowledged here.^Interpreters of ti e English sud tiermsa lan^^guages, nvll engineering work done. Mechan^^ical ami map drafting. Blue prints furnished.^tVo frame snd compos* letters or writs on any^subject. Books adjusted by ex|^rt bookkeep^^ers, l'srtiis drsirlsg to locate or dispose of^business or properties will ttnd It to tbelr In^^terest and advantage to place their business^with ns. 1'barges ressonanls. Agent* for nrs^^ml life Insurance companies. Correspondence^Solicited.
COAs.UOLUHAKN. Maaagsr.
SIMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT COl'RT OF^the Sceedd Judicial district of the state^of Mont.ui.1. county of IMlvrr Bow,^I.li/le Tlironp. plaintiff. Frank Throop, defend^^ant. The slate of Moutana sends greeting to^Frank Throop. defendant. You are hereby re^^quired to appear In an action, brought sgslnst^von try the above named plaintiff In the district^court of the Second Judicial district of the state^of Montana. In and for the county of Silver Bow.^and to answer the complaint filed therein, with^^in ten day* (exclusive of the day of service)^after the service on you of this summon* If^served within this county: or. If served out pf^this county, but In this district, within twenty^days; otherwise within forty dsvi; or Judgment^b\ 'default will he taken against you secerning^to the prsyer of said complulnt. The sa d action^I* brought to obtain a decree of this court dis^^solving the bonds of matrimony heretofore spa^new existing lietween you and plaintiff, upon^Hie grounds of cri^^l and Inhuman treatment^and non supiiort of plaintiff by you. All of^which will more fully appear by reference to^plaintiff's complaint on tile herein. And you^arc hereby untitled that. If you fail to aupear^and answer said complaint as sb. T^ r^iulred.^the said plaintiff ^lll apply to the court for the^relief demanded in the complaint.
WillI.. CLAaUL Clerk.^By .1 f. Wii.kins, Ihuuity Clerk,^lilveri under my hand aud the seal of the pis^trlct 1 ourtof the MSN Judicial liiftrlct of the^state of Montana, this UW day ^f NuWSWSC. In^the year of our Lord one ^thousand eight nun.^dre.1 and ^WCLARK. Clerk.
By.1. F. Wilkin*. Deputy Clerk.
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So.Nm'iiis.a I'ositire OVirsfor tit^rnalvInter-
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DEALERtM RF.AI. FSTATK AND MIN^^IMI STOCK.
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CHICAGOIRON WORKS
Buildersof General
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ftVlrllflGflrlDMILLING MACHINERY)
GoldMills, Wet and Dry Crushing Silver Mills, Smelting, Concentrating, Leeching,^Chlorinating, Hoisting and Pumping Plants of any rapacity. Tramways, Corliss^Engines, Compound Engines, Boilers, Cars, Cages, Skip*. Ore and Water Buckets,^Wheels snd Axles. Exclusire Eastern Manufacturers and Agontstor J. M. Bryan's^Roller Quarts Mill and Hsndy's Improved Triumph Concentrator.
WesternOffice.
sLowes Main nt.. Helena, Moat.
GeneralOffice and Works.
ClrbouruAre. and Willow St., Chlcaga.
DR.O.SOHULTZ
EUROPEANOrir R^4 Boot ud Shot Store,
NORTHMAIN ST.. BUTTE,
Wherehe can be con-^suit^.! r'KKK or-^CIIAKUK^on au
Privateand^Chronic Dis^^eases of Both^Sexes - Perfect
CuresWar^^ranted No In^^curable Cases^Undertaken N^^^Injurious^Drugs.
CaTAKRH.Throat. Uing and Blood Diseases,^speedily an I permanently curci liy my^new system of lnliajttlon nt corn-^round me.lic.it^.! t.^.|k^r*.
RRIVATEDISEASES.
Gonorrhoea.Uleet. stricture, Kplollolymltis.^faricoceie. Hydrocele, Kitor.v ant llijdder^tn^uliles. hkim and all iiiiiiurilies of t'ifl bloo^l,^causing Kruptlona. ftmplss. ^'\^tlta. Riot^lies,^etc . s|ieedl!y cureit by my new rein^dy.
Diseasesof the Nervous System.
Keiniualweakness, nlglit lo**es. In-* of sex-^gal power, sexual ilelnlllv. lndige*ttou. etc.,^h-adtn^ to soften lag of tlie oralo aud insanity.^P^ matter what you have taken or who failed^|o cure vtiu. I)r. Schultx warrant* a cure of^st try sum lis uudais.st- g^sanl sjs*j||ej
SPECIALIST,
giten to all chronic inflamstion*. discharge
sudIrregularities.
ATestimonial.^Ths name* of persons cured are withheld,^but In inanv instances I hare permission to f ur^^ulsh Hi.' ud dress ^n condition of rritacy. No^letter or mmies will bo published without t lie^consent of ths writer. Ksid the following^letter:
Bl'ttk,Moot.. Not. 10, ISM.^I^n. C. BcHt'cte. City: - I desira to mske ths^following statement relative to my eise In ths^hope that other unfortunate sufferers like my-^self msy be equally benettted. I hsd been ^ut^^tering for about three years from seminal weak^^ness, lost manhood and nervous prostration,^canting melancholy and loss of sleep. My^body ias covere.l with ulcers and my forebead^brliig swollen Just over the eyebrows so badly^as to bare the app^arauc* ot growing horns I^was unable to ohtain more than one hour's tin-^interruple i rites at ^ nr time, the terrlb s^l:chlua 1*11 i nn-ntnl sufferiug esused by my dis^^ease makiui: It Impossible for me to sleeo or^rest. When my disease first appeared I cois.^suited lo ai physicians without re 1st. I tliea^a'temitt-' l to cur'' mvself !-v us'na patent medW^clues, but ifti l i fnl.itiK I consulted and wu^trejted by sereral Amerlesn spwlallsts, who^aiMi failed to rur^ ine. I was despaired of i Ter^beliia cured, but a friend or niU.e rii ommrud-
laat/sa I dsetasd ts try sees fasts and so put
invs.-if under your rare witu the result that^after only t we weeks treatment I f-e like a^ucw nian : n 1 ^in nble to return to my work.
Itake atessara lu certlfvlug to this state,^nient before a rotary i tibll.' and will recom^^mend you persona, ly to sll mv frl.'nds aad ae
quantanors..1 ^ ^^
ttulMcribeJand sworn before me on this totfe^day of ^ureinbar, tajl. C. L CAHt^^