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THEANACONDA STANDARD. FRIDAY MORNING, DECEMBER id. i^o^.
THEBUTTE OFFICE^of thi STANDARD
UIn the Urn Windsor Hotel Annei, Ho. tl
EastBroadway. The Telephone^numhr Is 258.
AJtrrtlseiricrjt.will l^^ rroolnsl at tin Bum^office ef tin STAM^Aiti^ till t o'clock,^r. M. for Insertion In the fol^^io* Iru morning s i*is-r.
TheStanpabdIs Mlnrtd to Butt*^^tl early every morning.
$25REWARD.
Thoabove rewnnl will be paid for the^arrest and conviction of any person or^parson* caught stealing The Standard^from subscribers in Butto or Anaconda.
stajwabdrCBUHHINU c'o.
BUTTECURRENT NOTES.
AllenR. Joy of Livingston is in the^eity.
MissElla Knowlcs. the Helena attorney,^la registered 'he itico house.
TheOrphans' home lintuar will take^place this and Saturday evening. An ex^^cellent lunch w ill lie wncil.
Aninfant chdd of Antoin Scliubock of^Mcadcrville. died yesterday afternoon and^was buried in the t'utliolic cemetery.
Mr*.John Evans of l'.nst Quarts street,^who has l^ceii serious1/ ill for the last few^weeks with brouclutis, is up und around^again.
Proofof annual representation work on^the f'arril. Klcctrie No. 'J and Electric^lodes and the GaUatrB placer was made^yes;erday and filed for reeonl.
Disiriett'lerk-eleet Kiekards of Jeffer^^son county is in the city ^catching on^^to the proceedings in tho district court^and becoming familiar with a clerk's du^^ties.
Onmotion of the assistant county^attorney. Judge MeMurphcy lo^t night^disniisseil Millie Davenport, under arrest^for grand larceny, on complaint of John^Gusterson.
IloyilHixnn. driver ftir Mclntyre * Car^^roll, had a runaway in t.riinitc street yes^^terday forenoon. The euiter lollnlcil^with a wagon, but the horses and driver^were uninjured.
WilliamI'agc is requested to meet Peter^Tague at the Si'AsTOABB ollloo ut ;i o'elnck^this afternoon for the jssynassj of eoniplet-^Intr nrrniiircincnts for t heir drilling match^and selecting a place for holding it.
MaggieMoore, 1 In- woman who was re^^cently discovered in a miserable hovel^near Anions street, from which -he wits^sent to the poor farm by the county coin-^mis^ioiicr*,di^'d in the county hospital hist^Tuesday.
M.L. Wines, county attorney-elect, re^^turned yesterday morning from a visit to^the coast. He made the trip from Port^^land to San Francisco by steamer and was^caught in one of the worst storms known^on the coust in yearn.
Ilr.^'. E. MuKKighrod and the dutiful^Erich, were in tho city yesterday buying^Christmas presents for the inmates of tho^asylum in accordance w ith a custom in^^augurated by the doctor when the care of^the state's insane wus Urst intrusted to^bim.
Klksat Helens.
Ht'TTr.,Pec. 15. To-morrow night the^Helena lodge of Elks will give a ladies' so^^cial session, which promises to be an un^^usual swell affair. Invitations have been^issued to all the lodges in the slate, und^represent at i\ cs from each aro expected to^be present. Silver How lodge of this city^will send quite a large delegation. Those^who will attend are: Messrs. J. M. Ouinn,^K.Y.Wilson, J. A. MeMurray, jr., Frank^Marsh, II. A. Neideiiholfeu, Perriue Ir^^vine and (J. V. Eymaii. They will leave^at :^ o'clock to-morrow afternoon, and^return Saturday forenoon at 11 o'clock.^It is more than likely that several more^visitors than those already named will go^from here.
laretire Court.^Dim, Pec. K^. Mamie no wen and^Kotr Sngriff were two very iwnitent soiled^doves when arraigned 111 the police court^011 a charge ^I Brand larceny, Tuesday^evening they got too much tanglefoot^on hoard und in n moment of hilarious^forgetfiilness they appropriated a horse^and sleigh Is-longiug to Mrs. I*cc^ of^French gulch and drove all over the eity.^Mrs. Laeey did not see tin- joke und^caused the arrest of the MM frail ones for^steuliug the out lit. They entered pleas of^not guilty and in default of bonds were^remanded to ibi'custisly of the sheriff to^aw ait a hearing, w Inch has I s in set for^next Suturday.
NewMining I ompitnjr.
Bt'TTK.Dec. l.V Articles of incor|^ora-^tion of the Ts 111 ( iiv-llntte Mining com^^pany were lllisl w ith the county recorder^to-day. The incorporators are I'. S. Kirk-^patrick. C. J. ( uldwcli, J, K. Cumruings,^T. P. Merwin, Charles A. Moore. QBBBjBI^M. Docks, Lccilon Sharp of St. l'aul. Q, J.^Heinrich of Minneapolis and Theisjore
Schwcitxtr of lio/emati. ihe aaasjaal
Blockshall be t-l.o ti.ioi, divided m ns^many shares of the par \ alue of $1 each,^full paid and t;on-u^scssalilc. The opera^^tions of the company are 10 ho carried on^III St. l'aul and lluiiiscy. Mum., and Unite,^Mom. _
luifturlnet.Members of the Cooks and Waiters'^union, assembly MbB) li. of I., of Unite^City, arc rci|iiestc^l to ls^ present ai the^next bbsbbW iiii'eiiug. \\ tslncsday ereii-
Ing,lice. 21. Ilusiness of iiii|m^i t 11to be
transacted. Per order Assembly MM, K.
ofL
Wohovo just rereivcil a shipineut of^photograph albums (hat excel any that^ever w is shipped in the suite. II. M. Xcw-^bro Drug Co., lilt North Main street.
Don'tfail to attend Ihe opening of H.W.^Oliver's furniture. sto\e ami house fur^^nishing goods. Monday. !^^*^. 12. at No. 7J^West Park, 111 York's BOW building.
Wantel, Canvasser--!,^^st active man^can secure ginsl paving situation by ad^^dressing S, Siampai.ii ollico. Hum,..
Wehave Just received a shipment of^photograph albums that excel any that^ever was shipped in the stale, p. M. New-^bro Drug Co.. ll!i North Mam street.
Anew music firm, the Smith Pianocom-^pany, has opened st No. u^ West park^alreet. See their adtcrtisoiucnt in this^paper.
Nervouswomen and children can BBBB^teeth filled without the slightest pain by^tbo Hale method. Dr. Wix.
Don'tbuy a photograph album until you^have seen our stock. |i. M. New bro Drug^Co., 119 North Main street.
TheHale method is the only way teeth^can be tilled without pain. Dr. \\ ix,^dentist.
INTHE SHERIFF'S HANDS
Failureof the fell-Known Grocery^- Firm of F. Hood A Co.
MANYATTACHMENTS FILED
CriminalCases In the District Court^^Suit for Damanes-Another^Divorce Case
bottled.
Bltte.Dec. 15.^Tho grocery firm of F.^Hood1 A Co. lias failed, and tlie business^was taken in charge this morning by the^sheriff. It is tbo only business failure of^My importance, in Hutte in more than a^year, or since the failure of II. II. Gutbrio^A Co.', ami strangely enough both failures^occurred in tbo same storerts-m. To-day's^failure was generally a surprise, us it was^considered that tho llrm was one of tho^strongest in that lino In the city. Tho^first attachment filed against the firm^was by W.A.Clark 4 Iinithor. bankers,^for S^^,1M2.04, representing an overdraft la*,^twoen Dec. 1, 1891. and Dec. 14, 1*^2. Mc-^Cord. IJrady A Co. of Omuhu, w holcsnlo^grocers, came next with a claim for *^.^'7 Ml^lor goods sold ^luring the present year: J.^H. Koacb tl Co., Minneu|m^lis, wholesale^grocers, *TJ, balance due oil account;^Emanuel M. Nixon, groceries, *1'I4.17. due^on account; American Biscuit and Manu^^facturing company of Chicago. $121 for^goods sold and delivered during the pres^^ent year. Additional claims tiled with tho^sheriff are: Emengseu I'nsliico com^^pany, fts^,; P. J. Brophy, $1-4; L. Cohen,^fc'61.90; Franklin McVengh, rlil.r.i; C.ui-^rad Knit bel. Ml..'^!^^ Inter Mountain Pub^^lishing company, 1111.25. A liiilillwr of^other clnims are still cxiiectefl. and in all^will amount to over $U^.inr^. Mr. hVaoB has^BBBBj in California for some time for the.^benefit of Ins health, and for a long while^has been unable to devote his on 11 time to^his business.
AnunilKT of additional attachments^were this evening til'd w ith the sheriff,^making the total number IK, and increas^^ing tho claims several thousand dollars.
CuttingFruit A Packing company was also^continued.
'1he motion for a new trial In the case^of Mattingly against Lowlsohn was set for^bearing on Saturday.
Inthe case of Tralnor against tarter^and others, a dismissal waa entered as to^all defendants except Carter.
TheMens Bonds Dissolved.
Thereferee In the divorco case of A. J.^Stone against Fannie Stone tiled bis re^^port this morning. Stone testified that he^is :3 years old and waa married to the de^^fendant Oast IK. 1881. at Buckhn, Mo. He^has been in Butto for more than one year^prior to the commencement of his suit.^Alsiut Aug, ti, ME entirely without cause^or (^^ evocation on his part, bia wife refused^to live witli him any [otiayir and left him^without his consent. Stone further said^that his wife's present whereabouts is^unknown but he thinks she is still in the^, state. Dr. Norcross and E. E. Gallogly^also testified that Stone has ^lived by^himself for more than one year,^ and a^decree of divorce was signed in his favor.
Joeand His Can.
ni'TTr,Dec. IS.^Judgo MrMurphey'a^court was crowded to-night with a crowd^of men and women who had attended a^dance near the Bell smelter last Sunday^night, w hi eh was broken up by Joe Savoie^mid his revolver. Joe was on trial for as^^sault to kill Fortune Cook, and the men^and women were present as witnesses.
jThe substance of the testimony was to the^effect that Cook and a girl were sitting on^a table w hen Savo.e a| proached them and^asked Cook to got up ami dance. Cook^apparently preferred tho society of tho^girl to any pleasure that bo might derive^from dancing, and refused to leave his^seat. With this Savoie 1 u I-d a revolver^from Ins |h cket and pttst iug it between^Cook and his girl, ho said: ^I'll make^you dance.^ ntul with that he discharged
Ithe weapon, the bullet lodging in a shelf
IIn-hind the table.
IAs the evidence failed to show an intent^j on the part of Savoie to commit murder,^: the prosecuting' attorney filed a motion to^dismiss the defendant as to tho charge to^attempt to kill, and he w ill be held on a^charge of drawing nndexhibiting a deadly^weapon. Tho court granted the motion^ntel fixe I to-morrow evening at 7:30^o'clock as the date and time for trial on^the new complaint.
CAREOF COUNTY ROADS
Oneof tie litters Bsfore the Board of^Commissioners.
THE DARK SIDE OF LIFE
A Pitiable Case of Suffering^Reported by a Nurse-Unfor^^tunates Ordered to tho^Poor Farm.
World'sfair coins free with the Stani^-^*JU^. Bead our offer in this issue.
Criminal Matters.
FrankYork finally got around this^morning and swaggered into the court^room smoking a cignrette w hilc court was^In session, with an mr of bravado. When^arraigned on tho charge of rape bo^answered to his true name and pleadi d^not guilty with a grin.
Thecase of Ihe city agniust Miko^Crowley wus reinstated on motion of thn^city attorney, ami the appeal of the de^^fendant in the case of the eitv against K.^C. Hinckley was dismissed liecuuso tho^appeal had not I sen |^cr feci ft I in time. *
Aliceliichanls und Tom Yong. two de^^faulting w itnesses in the burglary ease^against Joseph Hamilton,were in court oil^an attachment. The former was released^upon her personal recognizance for $_'^^^and tho Chinaman was coiiuicllcil to^furnish bondsmen for a like amount.
BelcainPettil was arraigned on the^churgo of attempting to murder I.onion^Sherman and was grunted until Dec. .1 to^make a plea.
BlanchMi dair was required to give n^new Isind for her ap|icaruitcc when^wanted for trial 011 the charge of grand^larceny.
Courtthen adjourned tint il the '.'4th at^which time a session will Is' held for the^puristsc of setting cases for the next term^of court.
Acar load of livo turkeys, which will be^dressed when desired, are on exhibition^at Henry Nichols1 butcher shop, corner^Broadway and Main streets. Those pre-^feriug fresh fowl for the holidays instead^of tho cohl storage variety, should place^their orders early. P. (I. box :KKI.
ForPossession and Damsajes.
JamesC. Sullivan to-day commenced^an action in tho district court against the^Montana Central railway company for tho^possession of lots 7. 8.'.i and in. in block^it, of Faiisctt'e addition. The complaint^relates that the railroad, by its employes,^w rongfully entered U|miii the pn^|H^rty ami^graded and excavated fur a road bed. by^w Inch the plaiutiir has been damaged in^the sum of #-,^**^^ Judgment for that^amount is asked and lor the restitution^of the promises.
E.I.. Ma hoi icy brought suit against the^Ituiie Hardware company to recover^fl.ii'll.Hl claimed to be due from Ihe Slloll-^bar Mining company, and winch account^bail been assigned to the defendant for^collection. The hardware company was^also assignee of a nutulM'r of other claims^against the Sbonliar and brought suit in^the district court where Judgment was^secured ftir J l.sltl.ti,^. The pro|s-ny was^sold by the sheriff and f7..'^lt^.Xi was^realised, but the defendant has icliised to^make all accounting or pay Muiioney's^claim, w hereupon he asks judgment tor^the amount duo und for a decree of court^dccluring Ihe defendant to have been a^trustee of tho pro|s^rty purchased by the^sheriff's sale.
NewTrlsl D. nlrrt^Judge PcmlKTton this morning made a^decision in the case of Sheriff Lloyd^against the hoard of county commis^^sioners, and refused to giant the county a^new trial. The suit was over the old con^^troversy ultuut an extra jailer mid death^winch for Harry Hols its. The commis^^sioners had refused to allow a bill of $7tl0^for a jailer from April 1.1MB) to Nov. I.^Ins 1. 11^- commissioners had also ap-^iKjinted u man to acl as denth winch t, r^Ihibei is. und the appointee waa objection^^able to the sheriff and he refused to ac^^cept hint. The matter w as referred to the^district judge, w ho decided that ihe com^^missioners hail 110 uuthority to ap|Hiiut a^watchman, and the sheriff appointed one^on his own responsibility, for whose serv^^ices ihe commissioners refused to pay . At^the trial the ease was decided against the^count}.
ForWant of Kviilence.
CountyAttorney Baldwin this morning^filed u report in the state case against J.^W. Shannon, setting forth that the de^^fendant wus heretofore bound over by^Henry MeMurphcy. u Justice of the peace,^to answer in the district court to a charge^of grand larceny, as bailee, of the gtssls^and chattels of one l.illie Hectic, and that^u^ter due investigation of the facts in^^volved 111 the commission of tho alleged^^ ltensc, he deems it iuex|m'ibeut to file ail^Information in tho case for the reason^that the evidence, in Ins opinion, is insuf^^ficient to w arrant the conviction of the^defendant of uuy crime, and that the^remedy of the complainant for any wrong^she may have stilfcrcd is imhcr by a civil^action. The attorney therefore respect^^fully reesnimended that the defendant bo^discharged and his bail exoneratssj,
Asimilar report was made 111 the case^against Charles W. t'luett, who was tiouiid^over on the charge of embezzlement of^moneys of Margaret Mclt.ic. The court^mado the necessary orders dismissing the^cases.
JudgoMi H elen ^ Court.
MillPros. b*sJb^ cotumcnciHl all action^against I'atli. 111 A t o. to recover Muo and^interest claimed m hedueon a prvmisst ry^note. All attachment was issued.
Thocase of D.iu Jacobs against I.. N.^Chiiuvin wusfopnd until to-morrow.
Thecase of L Kakela against L N.^Jacobs w .is dismissed lor want ..| an Mar II^^bbs
Byconsent the case of A. I'.ii. us against^Eugenia Alhiiu and others was continued^lor the li-riti.
Ttiocaso of S. M. Nixon against the
Wehavo just received a shipment of^photograph albums that excel any that^ever was shipped in the state. I). M. New^bro Drug Co., lift North Main street.
Don'tbuy a photograph album until you^have seen our stock. D. M. Nowbro Drug^Co.. 11!) North Main street.
Forelegantly furnished rooms, electric^light and steam heat, call on Mrs. O'Neill,^'J horntou block, 4'.* East Broadway.
Don'tbuy a photograph album until you^have scon our stock. D. M. New bro Drug^Co., 11!) North Main street.
Themost sensitive teeth tilled without^pain by the Hale method, used only by^Dr. Wix.
Pr.Wix IHIs teeth absolutely without^pain.
REUOLUTIOiY
Ifi
DENTISTRY.
Thisis to certify that I have sold to Pr^W. H. Wix tho exclusive right to ^p^^crate my system of Painless Pentistrw^in Silver Haw county. This is tho eulf^method known to the world by whicu'^teeth can be tilled absolutely without^the slightest pain.
C.E. HALE, D. D. S.^St. Paul, Minn., Dec. S. 189i
Neverbefore in the history o!^dentistry lias it been possible tj^fill sensitive teeth without pain^until Dr. Hale pi rfected the Hale^tnutliod.
ThisProcess Robs Dentistry of AH^Its Terrors.
Themost sensitive teeth can bo^fil'inl without the slightest pain^or discomfort We guarantea
1Ih s absolutely.
Theu^e of these remedies is^beiutk ial to the teeth, as they^dotroy all germs of disease. The^I only way teeth can be properly^1 pieptrcd for filling without tor-^Litre to the patient.
Nervouspe iple can submit to^all kinds of dental operations^without the slightest strain of^nervous shov k.
-TlMonly way in which children^can be properly operated upon.
Noextra charge will be made^for these remedies.
Furtherinformation cheerfull)^turnLlbcd at our office.
Bt'tte,Dee. 16.^Chairman McQueeney^of the board of county commissioners^made a report to-day of his inspection of^the county roads during the last year, to^w hich he had devoted 20 days in all. He^saiil the roads are In fair condition, and^that a largo amount of work baa been^done in certain parts of this county,^w hich, ow ing to tho spring and summer^frcshct^, require continual repairing.^Some of the roads are always badly rut up^by ore teams and need constant attention^to keep them in good condition,and it will^always bo a great expense to tic: county.^The report recommends that Montana^street, to tbo cemetery, bo straightened in^accordance with a petition now on Hie,^and that the Homestako and Pipestone^roads be improved. It also suggested that^IBS road supervisor be authorized to em^^ploy more BBBB to work on the roads dur^^ing certain seasons of the year. Mr. Mc^^Queeney also recommended that the leg^^islature be |^etitioncd to have the eastern^and southeastern boundaries of Silver^How county definitely established, and^Hint body of the county lying southeast of^a line drawn from the summit of Table^mountain to the summit of Pipestone puss^Is^ made a part of Madison or Jefferson^county. Ttie report was put on record.
J.J. Hnggerty, road supervisor, made^his final report to-day, showing that he^had returned lt*l receipts during tho year,^issued 201 for labor. K*\ for cash paid,^H24.05 in commissions, mid turned over^to the county treasurer 92,:^7.~^.0Q. Upon^examining the reixirt it was found that^Mr. Haggerty hail over paid the treasurer^H. which was ordered returned to him.^Another phase of the foe or BBf cent, sys^^tem came up before the Isjard to-day to^vex the commissioners. Before the salary^law went into effect the treasurer waa en^^titled to a fee not to exceed 0 per cent, for^the collection of certain taxes. This |ht^cent, was collccteil from MM taxpayers,^and as the new law did not repeal or abol^^ish that system the treasurer still claimed^t he per cent, on tho collections. The mat^^ter was submitted to the county attorney^to-day for an opinion, and after looking^up the law decided that the penally or per^cent, collect! d should go to 1 he county.^The decision also affects the usseasor^again.
Awarrant was ordered draw n for $!I7.25^in favor of Mrs. Jessie C. Knox, becauso^of an error in the assessment of her prop^^erty.
Anotherharrowing case of poverty and^suffering was presented to the commis^^sioners to-day by Mrs. Shea, a nurse, w ho^has been taking care of a Mrs. Petty, who^was confined about a week ago, and who^was deserted by her husband some time^ago. Tho woman had a physician anil^nurse when her baby wus born, but when^they learned that she had no money or^friends they left her to the care of the^woman with w in 111 she was stopping. Mrs.^Shea volunteered to nurse thn woman^for a while and scut for tho^county doctor, who visited the woman^Tuesday. Yesterday he left the city on^business and lias not yet returned. Last^night Mrs. Petty bad a relapse and is said^to have suffered terribly. Kfforts were^Bisde to get some doctor to attend her, but^^icy all declined for various reasons, and^tho nurso could get no medicine^from the drug store because she^did not havo the money, and so^the sick woman was permitted^to suffer without medical attendance till^this evening when the nurse amtoaled to^the commissioners and secured an order^from 1 hem on u doctor and another 011 a^drug store.
Along whiskered man, named McHalc,^who claims to be an old newspaperman,^waa sent to the poor house to-day w hero^ho will tarry w hile a Kecley outfit experi-^mcnta on him with the gold cure. He is n^totul w reck anil the Keelcyitcs think he is^beyond their reach, but they are willing to^give him n dose or two. About 12 years^ago McHalc came to Montana as the rep^^resentative of several eastern papers.
Anotherold timer who ^used to know^John Caplice in Alder gulch in lttin.^ also^found himself in a condition where ho was^forced to ask for charity, nnd was sent to^the poor house. Ho begged that his name^be kept out of the papers, as he would^rather starve on tho street than havo other^old timers know to w hat straits he had^been reduced. ^That is one of the men
thathcl|^'d to make this stale.^ said otic^of the commissioners, as the old man was^scut to the poor house, ^and the state^owes bim a better living than that.
Fragrantwhile hyacinthe blooms at 15^West Granite. Lyco|m^.leum, holly, cuts^palm, magnolia and galax leaves for^Xinas decorations, at Mrs. Knox's, 15^West Granite.
World'sfair coins free with the Stand^^ard. Head our offer in this issue.
VorChristmas pianos go to tho Smith^Piano company, ii# West Park.
IK.LEWIS ^ CO.
Butte,Montana, Telephone No. 17L
TheDisplay or Holiday Goods Here Extrt-^oriiairy.
Loral;Silks and Stilish Drass Goods In^Abundant: - Special Low Priest Fixed^for ths Mext Two Wiaks.
FureReceive Some Attention.^FANS.
Theholiday display now^being made in our store^occupies a large section of^the main floor room. The^collection of Albums, Plush^Cases, Picture Frames,^Manicure Sets. Smoking^Sets, Fancy Boxes, Oil^Paintings, and* various^other articles, which we^can not enumerate now has^been made for the help of^holiday shoppers. The^e^goods, outside of the more^useful presents, are here in^abundance The Silk de^^partment presents an ar^^ray of plain and fancv^Silks seldom equalled^With special regard to the^holiday sales we have made^the prices particularly low.
MonarchPrant! Faille Krancaiae, 21-^inch. tl.tlW rtsB ^1 ..v 1 quality.
24-incb,11.35^the 91.75 cpiallty.
ArtntireSilk (same brand 1 2 patterns,^$1.25 and $1.5n- the jl.75 and $2 quality.
DressGoods.
Thestyles of dress goods^here are innumerable. Pat^^tern Dresses. Scarcely any^two alike. Prices marked^down for the holidays. Can^you make a more useful^present than a dress
Fans.
Nowoman is complete^for any social occasion^without a proper Fan. A^well selected Fan com^^pletes a toilette. Therefore^fans must be artistic. There^^fore Fans rank high as^gifts. Therefore Pans are^abundant here for the hol^^idays. We have them at^all prices and on display^over the dress goods coun^^ters of our store. Compli^^ments come to our Pan^stock. Vou should see^them.
WarmFurs ^ Needn't^run into monev far unless^you please. Ilow about a^cape and muff for the little^one, or for the young lady^or the mother^ He sure^Purs are always welcome.^He just as sure our selec^^tions and prices lean your^way. Neckscarfs in all the^popular furs Muffs in al^^most every style of fur,^prices from 75c to |M each.^Fur Capes. co^y and com^^fortable. Exactly the furs^and shapes that fashion^calls for,
Seal.Astrakhan,^Heaver,Canada Seal.
Mink.Labrador Seal.
Andthe choosing needn't be from a brg
gardlyfew. Kvery sort in just the styles
thewomen waut.
FOR
0.K. LEWIS J CO.
Wehare Just received a carload of photos
SowYork
BALDWINAPPLES
fromllochr'trr, N. Y., and between now^Christinas we will sell them st
$6Per Barrel.
40pounds of Apples, K2.00.
jopoundi of Apples, ft.00.
Wehare alw a carload of ROLLED OATS^which we are selling lu I lie original JS pound^sari; for tl racli.
Wcdo not ailvertlse anytli u;: which we have^not.
Don'tforget the address.
ButteCash Grocery Co.,
Cor.l*;irk and Wyoming Sts., llutta.^A. F. BRAY. Manaser.
SILVERBOW
Paintand Oil ffi'f'g Go.
33East Granite Street.
Mantifacturcrsof
Stanlard Ready Mixed rants,
PURE
WHITELEAD,
AllKinds of Colors^In
Oiland Japan^for
Carsand Coachce.
PUTTY.
Manufacturersof M- Cilnery Oils,^Agents fur Y;:rnl^lies uml Urjrrrs,^Japan, Unseed utl, Turpea'.los^and Ucuzlae.
RTaare prepared to compete on the^goods with any tlrm.
SilverBow Paint and Oil MTg Co,
33EAST ORANITB ST.
CLIPPERSHADES
CONCERTHALL.
TheOnly Sq^ar^ and Crowded Home ta^Ihe'I y. 1 wo enlranc ^^ I row W join log
etrscttor MrsM ran ^^.
Vocaland InttratnentalOonsert Erery^Krea bk. Stranger* visiting this resort^ere a ^.us treated e. urteui sly. ,bi^Clipper strides has the iarssB) tran^lenc^ami local trade of uuj hjuss iu tit*^WBBtJBB Coiuiti f.
KINNEY^ HANSON. Prop'n
THEEQUITABLE
LifeAssurance Society
OFTHE UNITED STATES,^Ns 120 Broadway, N. V.
WhenYou Insuro Take the Best.^It Is Just as Cheap.
THEEQUITABLE
$26,292,980^. 39,054,943
804,894.557
Hatthe latent surplus.
BjBflthe Inrrosr Income
Writestho laigest auuttal bus-j jj j 33}
lintthe laru'.i amoint o( Ire
surauce
efanv nisi r ince company in ti e uorld. and^there Is no doiihl tii.n it Is the luroiUo ln.ur-^Biiee ^^iimimiiy of the iver.d.
fileiMillcles srj unrestricted, unforfeltahls^an I Inroiitestalde.
Allendowment polices maturing In pay^from C per cut. to 7 |*^r cent, per annum.
MORAL:
Tsk*an endowment policy wtfh the Equ'tahls^and It will prortilx for youi ianilly now und pro*^tect your own old ago.
C.J. CUTLER. Asent,
Room4. over Hogs. ftrowire^ s: t'o.'i haifc.^Main street, with DBBtfl ^. Junes, liut.o,^Moutaua.
W.H.WIX.D.D.S.
Broadwayand Main Sts.
THEATTRACTION
ThatDraws the Public to
'THElRED BOOT
IS THE
LOWPRICES WePh,aavceed cn
FINESHOES.
LADIE51
EENTLEMENi
For$5.00 we will sell our For $5.00 we are selling a^Finest French Kid Hand Turned French Calf. Hand Sewed Shoe,^Shoe. Regular price, $7.50. | lace and congress. Formerly $8.
RubberFootwear For All Needs.^A. DUOHARME ^ CO.,
36 MAIN STREET. BUTTE.