The Anaconda standard. [volume], June 11, 1895, Page 3, Image 3

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THEANACONDA STANDARD, TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE 11. 1895.
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COIlCTOJHE FAIR
InnumerableAttractions Draw a Large^Attendance at the Opera House.
SWEETCHARITY IS QUEEN
Klne*r.and erected under the supervis^^ion of P. Mil ib. by Carpenter* Thomp-^Mfc, L. nninKton. West, Ma lien and^Brosseau.
Afea'ure .if the opening night ^ai^the music by an orchestra directed by^Professor Kennlcott. To-night there^will be new attraction end a larger at^^tendance Is expected than was present^last night.
ABOUTTHE CITY.
AN exc1tinc GAME.
BeautifullyArranged and Tastefully^Decorated Booths Presided Over^By Anaconda's Fairest Ladles^-Varitable Fairyland.
SweetCharity is queen of the fair,^and at the waving of her wand a mag^^ic fairy land has been bulldid In Kv-^ans' opera house, where goods, wares^and merchandise will be vended for^four days and nights of this week in^behalf of Ht. Ann's Hospital by some^of the most irresistible salesladies that^can be found In the land.
Thehotiue Is transformed from its^ordinary business-like appearance to^a scene of beauty and gaiety. Mouths^of artistic design are decked In colors^most tastefully arrange.1, ami the dis^^play of fancy articles und those of s^practical order are attractive and^plentiful.
Mrs.James Shields, as president of^the Ladles' association, und Mrs. J. k.^O'Brien, as secretary, have done much^to bring about the success of the un^^dertaking. Mrs. J. T. Qulgley is in^charge of the proceeds and will have^a goodly sum to hand to the sisters^when the end Is at hand. Hut that is^a long way ahead; the fair is only be^^gun. It was opened last evening In a^blaze of glory. The crowd came and^went from 7 o'clock till 10 o'clock, and^at all times the hall was filled.
Asone entered the room the first^prominent stand to be noticed is the^postoftlce, an enclosure appropriately^decked with the national colors and^the star spangled banner. Here, on^application, accompanied by the neces^^sary stamps, Misses Alice McAndrews^and Helena Gleeson were handing out^letters to all comers, and some very^sweet messages were received.
Justbeyond, but convenient to the^postofflce, Is tho cigar booth, a pretty^Chinese padoga, trimmed in red and^black. Miss May Peters, assisted by^Mrs. J. K. O'Hrlen, Mrs. W. Cochran^and Miss Mary Condon, preside at the^counter and, furnish fragrant Havanas^to smokers at fair prices.
Fromthis it is hut a step to the land^of flowers, a booth that looks like the^prow of a phantom ship, In its white^draplngs of lace, though charmingly^realistic in its decorations of natural^flowers, with Miss Cornelia Surprenant,^as Flora, at the helm. Miss Helle Co-^burn and Miss Laura Durston are the^mates, and 'tis worth the price of^many a boutonnlere to have one pinned^on by the hands there, so fair.
Thenext is a parlor, of which Mrs.^Joseph Peters Is the mistress, and^where articles both useful and orna^^mental may be found. Here is af^^forded an opportunity to sit and rest^If wearied by the sight-seeing. But all^that's here is for sale^a sideboard, a^beautiful silver lamp, several easy^chairs, a sofa, a refrigerator, paint^^ings and etchings, a hand-painted vase^and a chocolate set, cushions and pil^^lows. Several contests have head^^quarters here. Mr. Horn and Mr. Hai-^rldge are rivals for the possession of a^horse, Doctor St. Jean and Jack Ham-^mil for a meerschaum pipe. Mrs. Kelly^and Mrs. Pat Sullivan for a parlor^chair. Miss Kdith Williams and Miss^Kate Curke for a gold watch and^^haln. and others yet to be started.^The booth is a gothlc concern, and its^colors are orange ami white. Mrs. Pe^^ters has able assistants In the follow^^ing ladies: Mesdames J. M. Kennedy.^A P. MaeCallum, G. Kherson. F.^Strlckfadden. W. S. Tuttle. J. M.^White, A. W. Burnett. Con Winters,^]{. m. Grieg. J .It. Donahue and others.
Thesweetest little booth of all. In^more ways than one, so some will say.^Is the confectionery department, where^Miss Dorothy Surprenant and Miss^Nelly Barnes to preside over the eundy^acales. The colors are plain black and^white, but there is nothing else plain^about the establishment. Those look^^ing for dainties and sweet things will^not pass it by without a purchase.
Thosewho would pierce the veil that^hangs across the future are invited to^the gipsy's tent, a gorgeous camp^covered in the Kgyptlan colors. Miss^Zuile Zuba, the nom de plume of Miss^Nason. foretells the future by^palmstry, astrology, the cards and the^spirits.. .
Disciplesof Izaak Walton may flsh^with assurance of always catching^something in a pool where Mrs. F. U^St. Jean supplies the halt. The colors^are Nile green and white, and a lake^of real water Is In the foreground.^Misses Lou Navarre. T. O'Donnell.^firace D. Wlsner and Helena OtsMM^assist In guiding fishermen to the Ash^^ing grounds.
Theoenter of attraction for girlish^eyes is the doll counter, where Mrs. T.^D. Fitzgerald. Misses nyan. Losee and^MacDonald are In care of a large fam^^ily of Interesting and beautiful chil^^dren Two contests are already on for^beautiful prizes at this table. Isabelle^Fleming and Marjory Tuttle for a^baby doll and its outfit: Maude Mae-^rnllum. Kittle Lyons and Bertha Eliret^for a large golden-haired beauty. The^colors nf this shop are blue and silver.
Thebazaar is a big booth filled full^of valuable fancy and useful articles.^Mrs D. D. Twohy and Mrs. K. J. Ma^^ItM have charge of II. Mrs. L. c.^Smith has a display of hand-painteil^chlnaware that Is the admiration of^all beholders. In this booth there ar;^the following articles: A silver tea set,^a sewing machine, a range, a saddle^several lamps, cushions, lardinlers.^mandolin and doylies. Other ladles who^mr.ke this their headquarters are Mes-^dames C A. Tuttle. Miles. Maxwell. L.
Smoke^Banquet Hall^ cigars.^Porter on tap at Daly A Marron's.^baths^Montana Hotel barber shop, 25c.^Dr. ( hrisman extracts teeth without pain.^Milwaukee beer at Daly ^ Marron's.
Changeyour sex for 5 cents; the New^York Hargaln store.
J.V. Collins ^ Co.,^quet Hall^ cigars.
agentsfor ttio ^Han-
UoodKlver berries received dally at^Baker's.
^percent, discount on all watcbes this^week at Haiuiuerslough's.
Whenyou want a nice, elegant smoko^call for the ^Banquet Hall^ cigar.
Nocreditors' (Bjtl^prices. New York
.but goods at right^llargain store.
Themeeting of tho Lawn Tennis club^is called for 7 S) to-night, at the parlors of^tho Montana hotel.
MissHolmes and Miss Strasburgor of^Ilutte are visiting with Mrs. L). Cohen, sr.,^for a few days this week.
J.A. Dvblie returned from Norway yes^^terday, bringing his wife and family.^They will remde at tho I'pper work.
Watchglasses, M cents; watch keys,^Iree; main springs, $1, New York Bar^^gain store.
Mr.and Mrs. Charles Babbitt, news^^paper people of Washington, D. C, are^guests at the Montana hotel. They nro^making a tour of tho Northwest.
Anacondaanil ^ arrnll .lusenllr R.itl Team^Claim a Foul.
Say,mister,^ said a red-headed young^^ster, ^do you writo for the paper'.'
SometimesI do. What do you want^^sked the reporter.
Wewant you to give it back to them^Carroll kids, and do 'em bard.
Why,what's the natter ^
Csfellers wont down there thi' sster-^noou ter play 'em base ball. I'm the^catcher and this feller, Jiiiiiuie, hero is the^pitch. An' they did everything to us.^They tltrowed rocks at -liunine, and when^be pitched thoy throwed sticks 'tween me^an' him so I couldn't see the ball. Bui we^bca' 'em, anv lion, didn't we, JimmieV
Whatwas the score'.'^ asked tho base^^ball editor.
Thoscore w as M to H in our favor, an'^when we heat 'em they wanted to light i:^out. and we'd a done ihat for'em, ton.^but i hey bucked out n lien our fielders^came n. Mighty hot game that was, ye^ought to seen .limine fan 'em out; if they^hadn't monkeyed so inicri we'd beat 'em^more, wouldn't M lunulas'.^'
Andlinliilio nodded.
You'llput it in the paper, won't you,^misler; an' jes say thai mo an' ^liininie is^the best juvemlo battery d.at there is in^this town, but don't fergit to roast them^tough kids in Carroll. Thoy wanlod to^light, they did, and you bet ^o win reaily^ter em to iiegiu it. Jcs burn 'em up to^^morrow in tho papor. \Yo will both of m^buya piper if ye will, won't we, Jiinnuo'.'
Suretinu we will,^ said Jimmie, ^but^le's go homo, 1 in hungry.
So'iuI,^ promptly ropliod tho rod-^headed boy, .and together ihey went hur^^riedly out of the ollice, to raid the home^supper table.
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lnslie Lot oa Ash St.
lnni^ Lot en A^li
Mrs.J. H. Msloney and children of^Butte, who are on route for Salt Lake to^spend tho summer, are visiting Mr. and^Mrs. MoGinty at the upper works.
Onpay day it is a good idea to buy a^case of Centennial beer then you will al^^ways have a drop of something refreshing^by you to give your friends when tbey call.^' l is better form and more convenient^than to rusli the growler.
Smeltcrmenandmachinists sent a dele^^gation to tho Standard olUce last evening^to accept tho challenge of the Tuttle^foundrymen, ^ubbtituting a case of soda^water or cider for the keg of beer on third^base. They say that their sweethearts^object to their playing for beer.
Thodate of the glovo contest between^^ Andy King and Harry Jones has been^changed from June M to June 18th, next^Tuesday evening at the Anaconda park,^i An elTort is being made to have a special^train return to Butte after the fight to ac-^I commodate Smoky City sports.
Notlri^this will be^o'clock p. m. this
tofont ra 'torn.
ptied for cottage at I
veiling.J. II. i1abtlktt.
TheWindpoundors played a match^game of ball yesterday with the Irish-^lads, in which tho sons of Ireland won by^a score of 111 to 1'A Tho batteries worn^Pick and llnsmaker for the windy boys^and Perry and Cushion for the Irishlads.^Another game is scheduled lor i-i as a^prize.
ATTHE^I.nolo King
EIGHTH.
the
Central
Kxerelstsat^Nchooi Building.^The graduating exercises of the eighth^grade class will bo held Wednesday even^^ing in the Central school building. This^is an innovation in Anaconda, but is not^new in the schools of the state of tho same^standing as those of this city. The class^this year is very bright, and contains tal^^ent which will make a very interesting^entertainmont. The exercises will con^^sist of a drama and a little comedy, with^recitations and songs.
Thomembers nf the class are as fol^^lows :
Bessie7. Sawyer, Laura L. Smith, Lillie^C. Spraker, Charles H. Dudley, Bertha^Sawyer, Ulrica T. Trisberger, Annie M.^Nelson, Loa E. Nash, Sheila M. Mallory,^Anna C. Harrington, Edna e. Smith,^Dunn L. Wallace and W. V. Gillette.
Thoprogramme is as follows:^Motto^^It doth not jet appear what we shall
le.
lab.eau-HyiisoyFortune Tel-i Edaa Smith,
ler,Part 11 Lllile Spraker.
IDtiDii rfsllatls.
HunsHear the Voice of Duty Cailtaf
(lass.
ltrcitationHow Kuby l'layed on the I'iaao
SheilaMallory.
iBerth.i sawyer,^I l.n.i Kafka^Leap Year In a Village with J Annie Nelson.
OnlyOne Gentleman1 sti-il.i Mallory,
IUlrica TrlsUerger,^I Charlie Dudley.^I Anna UarriDKtOD,^tiypsy Fortune Teller, Part i Laura Smith,
II.-| While tilllette,
IDunn V allat'o.^Chart ^ Dudley.^Kecltatlon^How .lane Conquest Baa,' the
HellBessie sawyer
Diplomas
GraduationsongClass
ClassTableau.
YEOLDEN GAME.
GaelicUnlet to Govern Football on the
fourthof .Inl.v.
Anovelty for one of the games to be^played on the Fourth of July In Ana^^conda will be a football match to be^played, under the Gaelic rules. The^teams will be made up of men who^played when they were boys and will^be selected from the members of the^A. O. H. In Butte and Anaconda. This^style of game is that played In Ireland
C,Smith and H. W. Stephens. Contests ' un,i ,,t|H.,. foreiSB lands, and was never
fora gold watch between Master Tom- h..f,itv nlnverl In Miintnnii
mvLeonard and Davie Matthews, and^Marv Harrington and Bella McEachern^for a sark. dress and hat are to be set^^tled at this booth.
Onthe stage refreshments for the^Ir.ner man and woman are served by-^Mrs. Theodore Khret and the following^corps of assistants: Miss Anabel Gro-^gnn. Miss Nellie Dalv. Mrs Hugh^Daly. Miss Mamie Hurley. Mrs. D.^Cohen. Miss Tina Stieger. Miss Tracy^Bailer, Miss Lizzie Siley. Miss Oor-^glna Cushing. Miss Alfina Bernier, Miss^Alf ^nsa Bernier and Mrs. McEwn.
Abagatelle board Is a source of^amusement, over which Mrs. Tuttle^ami Mrs. E J. Crangle are presidinc.^The booth is decorated In pink and^green
Last,but by no means least. Is the^stand near the door, where liquid n -^freshm^nts are served by Mrs. Denis^Shovlin and hir assistants. Mr^. James^Chamber*, and Miss Shea. The decora^^tions are serere and white, and as one^icoks up at tliem through the boitow^of a ulass of lemonade or pop, the ef^^fort Is most pleasing to the eye and to^the entire system.
Thehuilding of these stands aside^from the decoration was no small task.^They were designed by Messrs. W W.^Hpslop and E. P. Leahy, the civil en-
Thenight.
NationalUnion will meet tn-^There will be two initiations.
5T
$350*^*
$375 |^$1,500 *
POXI O'BRIEN I
Hmisosoil lot^West Side
Koomsle)l letritz Itutlilini)
IIACMM
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Forall kinds of tin and general re^^pair work call on Fred 1). Malone, IS^Oak street. Water pipe and tin rooting^a specially. Lowest prices.
IrishIhWW rimlc, J oin 111 nf .July.
Bidswill bo received up to and includ^^ing June M fer lunch stand, ice cream and^fruit stand and all other privileges at^above picnic. Address.
(iAHKKTKIKHY, Anaconda.
Baseballgoods at L. A. King's,
ForHaslet,
plumbm;an I iieatnir^-I'j Oak street.
as J. A
Onethousand new knives at L. A.^King's, and you can have any one of them^for 50 cents.
Calland seo the haudsomo premiums^that are offered to subscribers to the
Standard.
KNOWLEDGE
Bringscomfort and improvement and^tends to personal enjoyment when^rightly uk^u. The matiy, who live bet^^ter than others and enjoy life more, with^less expenditure, by more promptly^adapting the world's be^t products 10^the needs of physical being, will attest^the value to health of the pure liquid^laxative principles embraced in tho^remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Itsexcellence is due to its presenting^in the form most acceptable and pleas^^ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly^beneficial properties of I iierfcct lax^^ative; ellectually cleansing the system,^dineYliag colds, headache* and fevers^ami permanently cuting constipation.^Il has given satisfaction to millions and^met with the approval ot the medical^profession, because it acts on the Kid^^neys, Liver and Ikiwcls without weak^^ening them and it is. perfectly free from^every objectionable substance.
Syrupof Figs is for sale by all drug^^gists in M cent bottlea, but it is man^^ufactured by tho California Fig Syitip^Uo. only, whose name is printed on every^package,alao the name, ISyrup of Figs,^and being w. il laforawd, von will not^accept any substitute it otfereU.
beforeplayed in Montana.
Thereare not less than H men or^more than 21 on a side. Two umpires^and a referee decide all points in dis^^pute. In this game the ball is kicked,^and such a thing as tackling a player^Is foul and is strictly barred, and to^trlii a player Is unlawful. In starting^the play the opposing sides face each^other, and hold each other's hands,^until the referee throws the ball Into^their midst, and then the fun begins.^The goals are similar to those in the^ordinary game, and the victory' resta^with the side making the gr. atari^number of goals in a game lasting OM^hour.
HughDaly will organize the Ana^^conda team. A hall was sent for yes^^terday A Uaellc ball is perfectly^rOMM and Is made for kicking pur^^poses exclusively. A heap of fun and^a hotly contested game is expected.
Mndlntat the Kat.
Thelirand aft. it's here to stsy.^and we'll continue to be the leading^restaurant of the town. A tine dinner^w ith wine will be served every day f^ r
IScents.
Leaveorders for coal oil and gaso^^line at Archie Nell's i.ows.and. !03^Commercial avenue. J. L. F. Cicrvais.
GEO.BARICH,
LastPark Ave., - Anaconda
Newlines of Hats, Caps, Shoes, Trunks^and Gents' Furnishing! for summer wear.
LOWESTPBICIi IN THE CITY.
. Kollee of KeKiMtrat Ion.
Nollef s^avrsby flveo by tin und 'rstmie t^registry afcenu hi and for the city of Aaacnada,^that on 'lie nth and I It h days of June. I sal, the^Great Ite.-istei of the city of An icunita will bn^open fur tlio reKistratiou of voters ind uuaM-^tied electors of the city of Anao'inda. who had^not registered for the general city rlectiun. Ma^In :111a fnr the city of Anacoudaon the Hth day^of April, 1H0.1
Alltiernous desiring to register for tho spe^^cial eleetloa to be he.d .nine ^.Mth, l^lj. wld up-^pear before th^^ rci:l^try agents, at the office of^the city rierk from :i a. in. until 1- 111., from J^p. m until lp, in . aud irom 7 p. 111. until 'J p.^m. on ^a d day. There will be but one palllni:^place for said special election, whi'-n w, '^at^the city hall, in said city.
MATTPI Bl T^E T WIl.,,1 ^1^Ke-istry Agents, City of Anaeo ida
Dated.May 3rd. 103.
Tryan Adlet
inthe
Standard
50CENTS
isnt nucii
TILAI' 18, one ^SO cents^ isn't.^It's when yoii realize that two^of 0111 make a do l.tr ami leu
0ihem ''a live' that you under^^stand their Import nice.
Wesave yon cents on every^purchase you 111 ike ui us |0flM^times more. The naso;i is simple^We'tl lather make (Q cents each oil^three sales Ulan .1 dollar mi one
Anybodyknoas tint a regular^trade can be handled on mailer^margin than a Stful one
It'syour legular trade wo want.
ourtrade maker* in 1 si
3pkgs s;rl tiy standard cuKee(I '^
.1ibs tine Java and Hacks roliee1 HO
Guaranteedlople.iv.
\\eoiter yea a Jew taeaaaaraMa tantalus
fromour extensive, etetk et Teas All la*-^ei; crop giHids. fre-h from Importers' hands
Japan,-Basket tired-.^^ChMtsla.^ goo I cup aaalttf, per !b . $
.Umax. ^ line cup quality, lb ay
'Teerlesi, :ancy draw, lb lifi
Knul.sliUrcakusts:
'.Vcuie,'* clean leaf, neilu .t. ib
^ Perfection,^ morning leagea, tine
drink'r M)
Monsoon.^ fancy Knssian eoagoii .... I no
GunPowder:
temper, ' Hue style :iud driw Ji
Guardian.^ fsiiev cup quality 50
TilesassV**fsaejilwitj nuyun^ '
Younglivton 1^^Winner.^ extra value, per Ib '.'5
KaaejF,beaattfaHjreeisted, bold leaf,^fain7 dr iw. per b 75
Wekeep uolhln.' bat tea best Ileum^tag ' 1; year-old whiskey, per ga; a on
iioud^ i. bard r-jrear-otd whiskey, per
gal3 50
Patjaj'sOeaaaebrand., per ml,.,, auu^Blacxberrv bran y, for 1ucd1c111.1l li e,
pergal'-' 50
Wines: Angelica, old port, sherry ami
fetsuaa.eaf gsiI 21
Claret,.1 years ^ u, per gal. .'.a
Arare tr^ a: for ladles:
ttispherrv wine, per gal 1
llurke'simported stout, tier do/ I H
llass'ale, per dozi ii
Wealso haiiill the [am.MM M Ueats beer,^liudwels r, pah', a'- and stan i ml. also^home industry Anaconda beer. Our iiiiu ^^:
1nuors li complete.
Weare now receiving daily shipment. of^S rawbcrres. raspburrl-s and other fie.h^fruits and veuetablee, which we are selling
atfew low pries.
Carefulattentat given to malt order.^Goods guaranteed ai repicsented.
MacCa!lutn^ Clonticr
.VMlast I'.irk \ ^ niie
Anaconda,Montana.
Ismaking pricei t!i it MgM 'o convmce you that thera is no neceaalty to go
outof town to h 17 Dry Qooda, MIUMIT. ^ arpeta, Men's and Boya' Clothing,^Men's and W omen : f urn:-ciin ^' Hoods, -hoes or Groceriea Our stylet art up
todate and iiiithty ilfexi ei.erl.
TheW. C. C.^Corset
11.ismore, M.a'i a N'a' ional rep .' I^In shapeliness and durabilry tliey am^unexcelled We are excliisivo igent.t^fnr Auacoinla and carry their beat^numbers. 111 all sizes. A' i 1.50, ^i
ThisIs One
ofthe most popular style* for Hoys :i^to H years of age. They are made of^all woo! Yachting Cloth and Knglisli^NTgo of good quality only.
Price$5.00
Wehave them in four style*. The^i^ti number comes 111 red i^ well as^bine
At$6.75and $8.00
Youget an extra adjustable sailor^foliar of light blM I loth or liuck^All of UmM arc il.iuilily trimiiied with^black mid white Hercules liraid and^have a Windsor Tie.
HereAre a^Few Honey^Saving Items
50dozen largo and heavy Towels, 2
for!'^^.^r.j large Bedspreads, ^5c.
IIpieces ln-inch Turkish Toweling,
10ca yard.
l..'C0yards Standard Prints, 4c a
yard.
1ease Hoys' -* - iw Hats, -5c.
1case Sailor Hats, 25c.
NoveltyDress Patterus half price.
KMS10 and aUoO Trimmod, Hata
gofor $5.
ami^:i ymi can get the new extra^long ^aisled Corset now demanded by^the leading Modistes to lit their^drekdc* over.
25riECES^WHITE^DOTTED^SWISS
FORWAISTS^AND
DRESSESWORTH 40c
FORTHE^RAINY SEASON
Weput on sale two styles of Ladies'^blue and Kaek NTge Mackintosh!*
Prices$7oO and $10
Tin'latter is 1'laiil lined ami has a^Hon I lined with I'l nd Mlk. det icliable
CaptIa1 east be van sep irately.
500YARDS^KAIKI^SILKS^NEW
COLORINGSCHECKS^AND^STRIPES
WORTH
50c.
prPLER JEWELER C
WatchMakers and Jewelers.
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J,T. CARROLL COMPANY.
W*T~~A.\ AGON DA, MONT AN A...^^1
Manufacturersof Lumber, Lath, Shingle*. i)oor^. Windows, Moulding. Dealers In Flour, Nay,^Teed, drain, Coal, Bain and Sweet WagMM and I xtra*, Buggies, Carriages, Road Carts,
Harness,Saddles, Kobes, Whips, Oliver chilled and Steei Plows.
stateAgents for ^COMMON SENSE^ BOB SLEIGHS AND CUTTERS.
Carrythe largest and^finest stock of Diamonds,^Watches, Jewelry ana^Stlverwear.
TIITTI F Manufacturing and^.. 1Supply Company.
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Anaconda.Montana.
Notlerol i lie Sale ot Mlutuu ( lailll..
olii^ 1. hereby mvtu tuut h^ atMttat ^t Hi^^eslule ul Jtilin l^aly. iKcess' tl, I will Mil ill^nubile sue all nf the Interest of tno full Jota
Daly,taeaaaaa, la tua tutiuwiui; minium t'lminii
Intile (leorueluwu ami Cabin iiiunii.'iiitlrii-ti.^beini; ruuntly K^^'l 1 roiu'rlles. I lie Flat Mali
ttioltraTo. cr.imi 1'r v. ttaatsiuas. Mauls
Daly,Vourm Irsisiul. free Sposcn, I rie Ani'Ti-^ciiu Fraction. Jatt A l.'^an. Juhu A. Latat^Fraction, i hsrli^ s. l'arnsll, Jainc* ti. Ituine.^Vouuu Assarin, United Kaais. iwniie-r rras*^lion, Tni^ Amer,Mu, unrllrtdeU oni' liair Inter^^est in sliver lie.I. h^il WUite anil Mat, Man^^ner, Kveuiii.' ^^tar, naly Loile, i:::irk .Moon^Fraction, in (rent of the City bull, ^ imminent^H\eniie. beion Cherry street, In the City of^AnacoDil'i. on saliinlay, the 1Mb ilsv of Jiui^.^UtS, at 2 o'c.ock p. in. Tho Uv.i but named^claim* are patented.
lAltnT QVIOUY,^Exfutor or the estate of .loliu Daly, ile-^ceaeeil.
DatedVu . ^. 11. Mont., June 1, MM,
Entireof Stoekholdrra' Meeting.
Nolee In hereby uiren that a meeting nf^.lockiiu'.ilers nf l;io Auacooilu Mining i-'mipany^1^ called tor au l w.ll be lield on Mmnlay. Jim.^^A. \9Xi, at in o clock a. m. at las oitl eofthe^r-'iupani, : ni IS, 1 utile bl ^ck, Ilutte city,^Moul . for the vurp ^^e of submittlni; to the^slockhol'ier. of the company the pro[^o^ltlnn to^sell all and te.era: the tract, mi l piece, nf^property part cularly described a. follow.: All^the mine., m'nlni: uround. quartz mill., ine lterv^concentrators and r^tlue inn works of .aid com^^pany, and also Mat other of .aid cninpamei^properties as .hail be dtdlded upon by the^stockholders at said ni'ulluK.
bbiued:J II Baooik,
IrwinC Vri-Mr,^h. ii. raaaosa,
F.E. HARoaAN r, Secretary. Iru.tei'a
STORESAnaconda and Butte.
0EALER3
MiningMilling^and
no.
Mm.
WORKSAT AUAC0N0A
JHEOXFORD...
TheFinest Utjttfl and Cigars.^Milwaakee Uesr on Drauabt.
L0KKYH M0SKBY. Props.
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ANACONDA.
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Worjcoived Six Cas^s ol Ladi'.-ii' Dongola Patont Tip^SUooj yoBierday, which wj will place on salo this^mirninq at
Sl.oOPER PAIR
TtltttSnoea ^rj worth $2.25, an J were bougtit by us to^sell lor that price. Wo have them in Common Senso^or Opjra Toe. Ladies shoaid look al them while we^have all sizes. Also a nice lot ol Ladies' Tan Oxtords^and fulltta at $1.40 and j2 50 just received.
Office,ant la Moatans Hotel.
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ANACONDA MEAT CO.
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