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THEANACONDA STANDARD, TUESDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 10. 1896.
TheITUirlpat Hranch offlT ^r The ^ta\tv.^a ID ^ at Nol ii Ia^i Hro^ilwsy. hulls. Tel*.^I ban* No. iss. Adver'luaK rsies furnl.bed od
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WHBVTOT' CALX,^Be stttred suitably for the function. Ton^owe that lo yourself anil the pirty called^upon, anJ you really must ^x^mc to ua to^discharge the duty handsomely and satis^^factorily to yourself and friends An in^^spection of one of our made to order euitt^will easily make 1t clear why we are the^favorite tailors of good Iressori In Butte.^Our stock of suitings presents the whole^lilt of first choices In fabrics. There isn't^any more doubt about your chuhes fit^^ting you when made hy ua Uian there^of the sun rising to-morrow, and our tai^^loring la always flrtt-oiasa.
Ex-MayorHunan and P. L. Miller^Before Judge Almon.
MR.IRVINE STILL AT LARGE
NoVisible Effort Being Made to^Produce Him -The Ex-Mayor^Denies Certain Extrava^^gant Allegations.
BUTTEWEATHER.
iepcrte.l for the stnntls.il by liallogly a
Co..Orugglsts.^Kept. t. Ttierirometet Baromster. Wind,^mm. si ilsg. sborn. :^ im lorhsa. KM^' p. m. a* deit. tssee, feUf, inoliei. U^Hltbett tenprriiiire )c^terilay U. l/iwsst it.
BUTTECURRENT NOTES.
Silver,C.^J. T. Cigar.
Smoke^El Capttan Oenernl^ clgara.^Fred Orton, piano tuner. Hamilton st.^Bahcock A Co. sell the best under^^wear mad*
Toprepare for actual business life^attend Butte Business College.
Watchcleaning, II.M: main springs,^tl. Warranted a year. Mayer. 40 W. P.
TheW. C. T. 0. will meet at the^Baptist church at 3 o'clock this after^^noon.
Aeon was born yesterday to the^wife or T^. M. O'Connell of the Butlo^postofflce.
Baboock* Co. show the blggeeit va^^riety of underwear of any house In^Montana.
A.C. Newlll'a private school opens^Sept. 1*. Address 403 West Mercury^street. Butte.
Sullivan,the Masher,^ and Tom^Johnson were lined W and sent to Jail^for 30 days for vagrancy.
Newform of blanks for Quarts and^Placer locations, can now be had at^Standard office, 21 E. Broadway.
Holroyd,I^ewls A Stoneman under^^wear, IT a suit for all sizes at 1 lab-^cock ^ Co.'a.
Th Monument placer claim In 8ilver^Bow and Deer Lodge coumica has been^located by Thomas Mrtlulre.
UnitedStates District Attorney Les^^lie and his assistant. Mr Shelton, came^over from Helena yesterday.
8.E. Hertjotir am) family and F. X.^(lirard returned yesterday afternoon^from a three months' trip to Montreal.
.Marriagelicenses were yesterday is^^sued to William Bolt in and Llstte TIk-^f rman of Butle, and Richard Trythall^and Bessie Richards of Meaderville.
Don'tthe cool e\.nings make you^tMnk of a fall M : ' Do ^ ^ ti know who^carries the nobbiest suit for the least^money^ Why, 11 ^u her, the l'ark street^clothier.
AstrttflCSt* was yesterday Wed with^unty clerk and rtvurd-t showing^that the Butt.' Ore I'un h isitig o ^inpa-^ny is composed of W. A. Clark and J.^Boss Clark.
MikeConnolly, charred with drawing^a Kim ^ti J ^ *^ri MeLane, was dismissed^by Judge Almon last evening, on ac-^C unt of the failure of the prosecuting^witness to put in an appearance.
Theexamination of Officer John^Hooper, who Is charged by John Mc-^o fskey with assault in the first de^^gree* will come up ire Judee Al^^mon at 2 o'clock this afti nsMaV
HenI^ageiihart was arrested ^^^day for running a pawnshop with nit a^license In conjunction with his scon I-^hand store. He furnished a I1H) cash^bsjsl for this appsa react in police court^to-day.
Theregular mmi li ily m.^tlng of the^Ladies' Missionary society 'f the IV --^bjrttrlsn church will be held In the^basement of the rhurrih at ^:S0 o'clock^this afternoon Subject. ^The Outlook^of Home Missions
(TordonWierman and Pat Riley, who^are charged with hsrlng ttolM ^^tnink from Edna dates' cal^m, plead-^ed no* guilty to burglary in police^court yesterday and Ihehr examination^was set for i Qnatocll to-morrow after*^n i n
Mrs.El'iabe'h B Gilbert, wife of^Joslah Gilbert, ewpstlntendent of the^Colusa mines In Me id.-: \ ill.-, d,. d last^evening from a stroke of paralysis^with w^h1ch she was suddenly seised^yesterday morning. Sh- ^ is \t, years^old and hid resided in MemdenrUfe f r^Ae past nine ye.ira 'Piie body will he^embalmed by the Butte Under ttkta^^company and siilpi^ed Lo her old borne^at liei^ix^;,. Cornwall Mr. Qllberl will^accompany the remains, which will be^shipped Thursday afternoon over the^Union Pactflc. Fum-Ml ^. rvlc-s will^be held at the residt it .^ at I O'clock^thai afternoon.
Asure thing for a tk n. our Seldlltx^powders. Try them. Fosselman Drag^Co.
Hatsof newest style, fine In quality^and low In price, at Naab ^ Q n^East Park street.
Underwearfor all classes at Bab-^eock's. 33 1-3 per cent, less than Last^year s prices.
Use^Eric Filter.^ Guaranteed t se^^rify Butte water. Walker ^ Atchison
Forcord wood, aawed wood, or coal,^see Grandey. Telephone 248.
tor ^ l ulil Ware.^Cold enough, la It^ Nash ^ Co. have^some good warm underwear. All kinds^and price*.
Butte,Sept. S.^ Ex-Mayor B. O. Du-^gan and ex-Assistant City Clerk P. L.^Miller were arraigned before Judge Al^^mon this morning, the former for for^^gery and the latter for bejng accessory^afte- the fact. The court stated that^the warrant for Mr. Dugan's arrest had^not been returned, and that there was^consequently no charge against him.^Mr. I Msg in was anxious to have tho^case come to trial, however, and Mr.^Booth stated that the warrant would be^s m 1 on him and returned In a day^or two. Roth pleaded not guilty, and^'their examinations were set for 10^o'clock on Wednesday.
Mr.Irvine Is Mill at liberty and the^Onceri continue to manifest very llttl^^BOOjCstii regarding his whereabouts. It^Is claimed, however, that some aotlvo^steps will be taken looking to his ap^^prehension after the return of Mayor^Thompson to-morrow. Two railroad^men who know .Mr. Irvine claim to^have seen kits In South llutte on Fri^^day evening, hut did not see him board^any train. This report, however, has^not altered the general belief that the^ex-cLty clerk is still In the city. If he^Is in the city no effort whatever Is h.^-^Ing made to tlnd him, and the lack of^effort on the part of the authorities^has caused much comment. It does not^appear why It should be necessary to^wait for Mayor Thompson now. any^^tore than It wiia necessary to wait for^him last Friday, when the warrants^were Issued and the officers started to^arrest the men. If there was evidence^enough to Issue warrants for the men^there mu.it tie evidence enough to Justi^^fy arresting them.
Thepolice made no concealment of^the fact that they did not expect to^arrest Mr. Kugan until after Mr. Irvine^had been arrested. They were relying^on the testimony of Mr. Irvine to con^^vict Mr. Dugan, and the disappearance^of the former leaves Untie If any likeli^^hood of convicting the latter. That be^^ing the case, It would naturally be sup^^posed that efforts to find Mr. Irvine^would be redoubled, rhe police admit^^ting that their whole case depends on^finding him. Nevertheless, no effort^whatever Is being made lo find Mr. Ir^^vine. No search Is beilng made either^In town or out of It. lit Is possible thst^the police have received assurances of^Messrs Oorketl ^ Wellcome that Mr.^Irvine will be produced on Wednesday,^when the I rial is to come off; but If any^assurances of that kind have been giv^^en the iMilice will not say so. The mys^^terious inactivity of the police force In^regard to this search can only he ex^^plained on the supposition that the^prosecution Is preparing a thunder clap^for Mr. Dugan by suddenly confronting^him with Irvine on the witness stand^next Wednesday. Why It Is necessary^to await tihe return of Mayor Thompson^before MllOklt for a man charged^with forgery Is not explained, and it Is^pr ihably Inexplicable.
Ex-MayorHiigun said to-day that^the statement attributed to Mr. Maker^that the amount lost to the city^through the bogus warrants Is any^^where from 120.000 to 1100.000, is pre^^posterous and utterly out of the ques^^tion. ^If there Is any shortage at all^outside of the city treasurer's office,^^said Mr. Dugan, ^It cannot possibly^amount to more than a very few hun^^dred dollars. The prosecution claims^that the bogus warrants were all on^the street and alley and police funds.^The total appropriation In the police^fund last year was |4r..0OO. The total^appropriation In the street and alley^fund was S.'s.ooa or thereabouts. The^police appropriation was exceeded a^little, 1 think, but not much. If the^total police Hiid street and alley funds^had been stolen the total amount of^the theft would only have been 173.000.^But certainly with 35 policemen on the^force we must be credited with expend^^ing solme money, and I think no one^will deny that some work was dona on^the streets and alleys.
WhileI admit that I did not closely^examine every warrant I put my signa^^ture to, I know that no such amount^of bogus warrants could have been Is^^sued, as Is alleged, without my know^^ing of K. A few stray bogus warrants^might have been signed by me without^my suspecting there was anything^wrong, although 1 don't believe such^was the case. But bogus warrants to^the amount of thousands of dollars^could not have been presented to me^without my getting onto the fact that^something was wrong. No mayor ever^examined every warrant to see that^tas v fere all right, and neither did L^But I kept close enough track of^Lhlngfl to l^e able to detect the Issuing^Ol ho-.us warrants by wholesale. If^warrants were Issued at all the^toial amount of them must certainly^he less than 11.000. Mr. Maker denied^to me to-day that he ever aald the to^^tal would be between IJO.000 and 1100.-^000.
Inregard to the disappearance of the
timebooks Mr. Dugan said that evi^^dently these had never been considered^a part of the city's permanent prop^^erty, for last spring he had hunted for^Um time books of former administra^^tions for purposes of comparison, but^could not find one.
THE INSURANCE MEN.
Ibey titjoiiru After a Ttireo Days' Dts-^cutslon of littles.
Mutto.S. pt. ^.^The- state hoard of fire^ltttd^ t writers adjourned to-day after e^t..p , days' discussion Of rates and oth^^er lire insurance matters. One of the^.i-^ -1.:s explained, after the close of the^session this afternoon, that It Is not the^liitemilon to make any general reduc^^tion of rates In Itutte or anywhere els.-,^with the p ssible exception of Great^Falls. There ar-. However, he said,^many buildings In Butte which should^have and will U^ given better rates.^The unsightly oil frame shacks on^l'ark -and Mroadway are the direct^cause Of the high rates In those bical-^iths, and the removal of one of these^^haettS, the agent fays, will b* followed^by a redsctloa for the Immediately ad-^i | property. ,1 a happens to be a^substantial building. The removal of^all of the frame ska ks will result In a^sweeping reduction In rates. In Great^Falls a standplpe Is being talked of^l ' toabls tie art protection, and If a^01 in IplB I Is built, the insurance In that^city will tiei lowered.
Oharieell QUkert, the new manager^of the board of underwriters, baa se-^1 ofhcee in Mutte and is getting^settled down to business. He Is (pend^^ing most of his time Just now In trav^^eling over the state and familiarising
himselfwith the fire protection and na^^ture of the risks In e*rh town. All the^fire Insurance agents In the state make^dally reports to him, and all of the^policies written have to pass through^his hands before b^ Ing sent on to the^companies. If a policy Is satisfactory,^he places his stamp of approval on It^and forwards It to the ennpniv; and^If It does not comply with all of the re^^quirements, he returns it to the agent^for tho necessary changes. Mr. Gilbert^has full authority to make any rate^that he sees fit on any building He^was formerly an Inspector for the Paci^^fic coast underwriters, and Is an old^and experienced man in tire insurance^matters.
OFFICER MINCER DEAD.
HeAttempted to Hoard a Mreet ( ar, bot
rn ^Most
Butte,8ept. 9^Officer Al Mlnger Is^at Hurray ^ Freund s hospital suffer^^ing from severe Injurl \s sustained by^being thrown under it South Itutte^street car about 4 0 clock this after^^noon. Mlnger attempted t . hoard a car^as It was going d iwn Arizona street,^hut missed his calculations, and came^within an ace of being run over and^probably killed.
TheSouth Hutte policemen use the^street cars a good deal and become so^proth o ut in Jumping on and off the^cars while In motion that the rnotormeii^merely slack up for them. Mlnger at^^tempted to board the car on the front^platform and seize,l s, hand rail In each^hand. Th^ rail was wot, hOWOVOr,^and his right hand slipped off, and as^It tl| so he swung around In front of^the car and fell on the ira. k directly in^front of It with his head between the^rails. Joe Nelson, the niotorman. It-^versed the current the instant he saw^the officer lose his hold, and It was only-^hit quick action that prevented a most^distressing accident. The car was drop^^ping down tin- hill at the time and the^rails won wet and slippery, and when^It was brought to a standstill the^who. Is wore exerting ii tlrm but com^^paratively gentle pressure on Mlnger's^prostrate form. Had the car gone 20^feet further he would have been run^over and crushed by the heavy electri^^cal machinery. The machinery was so^close to him that nearly all his clothing^was torn off by the pOfJ wheels. He^was wedged In so tightly between th^^ear and track that It required consider-^ablo work to get him out, but he was^finally OS trot! ted and removed In a car^^riage to Murray A Kreund's hospital.^It was found that he had been very se^^riously bruised and had also sustained^some Internal injuries, hut of Just ho^w^serious a nature the physicians will be^unable to determine until to-morrow.^It Is hoped, however, that they will not^prove serious, although the Indications^are not as favorable as his friends^would wish them to Ire.
Later.Mlnger died at 1:30 this (Tues^^day) morning, from Internal Injuries^sustained. He was about 10 years old,^and leaves a widow, who was with him^from the time of the accident. He wai^a past master of Mount Morlah lodge^No. 24 A. F. A A. M., of this city. Hn^carried an Insurance of l.t.ooo In the^Masonic Aid association of Yankton,^South Dakota.
COUNTYRAILROADS.^Parts of Koeds That Are ^^ali]ert to f'lty^Taxes-Not u Paupcr-^Butte. Sept. 9.-The county commls-^sloners to-day received the state's ap^^portionment of railroad assessments^In Rutte and Sliver Mow county. The^Logan ft Butle branch has nearly 10^miles of road In the county assessed^it 14.000 a mile, or a total of 13.966.4^,^of which the city Is credited with one^mile and a fraction, or a valuation of^14,616.
TheMontana Central has 13'i miles^In the county assessed at 15,250 a mile,^with a total valuation of |69,.'i6:i, as^which 8-10 of a mile Is in the city val^^ued at 14.200. The Oregon Short Line^and Utah Northern has 32 miles and a^fraction in the county assessed at 15,000^a mile and a total valuation of |160,:i.^^0,^no part of which le In the city.
TheMontana Union main line has^It 3-10 ml lee in the county, assessed^at 14.000 a mlilt, and a total valuation^of 1(1.200, with only a fraction of a^mile in the city limits valued at^11.5*0.
Thehill branch of the Montana Union^has 12 miles In the county assessed at^14.0011 a mile, a total of MMteX of which^the city has nearly one mile valued at^13.104.
ThoB., A * P. has 21 nnd 9-10 miles^In the county asscs-ed at |4 ihki a mile^or a total of 199.600, and the city la^credited with half a mile valued at^12.000.
Thecommissioners received * com^^munication from the OOttAty clerk at^Mllea City stating that that county^cared for one Onto Bosilavlc, who was^Injured *^y the Northern Pacific to^such an extent that the amputation of^his foot snd hand became necessary^and resulting In his deaih. The man^had 125 In his pocket and a Silver Mow^county poll tax receipt, showing that^he was a resident of Mils county and^not a pauper. The clerk thought Sil^^ver Mow county should pay the expen^^ses of the man's care and burial, but^no bill accompanied the letter. The^letter was tabled.
Will^onum Former tlvents.
Butte,Sept. 9 ^There 1s no more pro-^llflc field for the dramatist than that^afforded by tho lite of those on the^rail, and the workmen and employes^on the ^steel parallels^ have hen used^In many plays known as railroad dra^^mas with varying success, but It re^^mained for the author of ^The 1'iy^Train^ to put the cap-sheaf upon .ill^former attentive, as this play is the one^acknowledged thorough-going success^In plays built upon the lines named.^To begin with. ^The Pay Train^ is^true to nature; Its effects are Introduc^^ed in a perfect sequence of order and^are made to form an Integral part of^a b*MN Interesting story, brimming^with fun. Intensely dramatic, and with^a serlee of thiillingly realistic scenes^and situations. ^The Pay Train^ will^be In Butte Thursday evening.
Thelll.trililfod al Mall l ake.
Butte.Sept. 9.--M:inv Mutte Welsh^^men are making arrangemonta to at^^tend the great eisteddfod to lie held it^Salt Lake on Oct. it and 4. and il Is^probable that this city will be repre^^sented In some of Uie mil- leal and lit^^erary ^-ontests. it promisee to bo a^great event The Bute Welshmen have^been offoiud speciai i.lies 10 Sal: Lake,^provided a silt!, n number will go^and Tom Richards, who is getting up^Mm party desln s to lo ir from all who^wish to go. The eisteddf.nl will be^held III Salt Lake s big tabernacle.
KeepOut i old.
Mutte.Sept. 10^To keep out rheu^^matism wear good underwear. Nash^at Co. can show you the right kind.
Importantto Alton,.- . ...a Reel tistate
Meat
Thestandard Publishing company^has prepared and printed the new^fcrma of acknowledgements required^by the new codea. They can be had^at standard office. II East Broadway,^Butte.
NewDesigns In Wall Paper at^gcbauleln s, II W. Broadway.
ABOUTTWS CASE
ItHas Been Continued Indefinitely for^Cause.
THE MAIN WITNESS ABSENT
SnvllleJean and His Charge of In^^tended Fraud- Mike Leary Dis^^charged Attorney Lindsay^Preparing to Fight.
Butte,Sept. t^The case of William^Todd, who Is charged with praotlclng^medldne without a certificate from the^mate Is.ird of medical examln-era, came^up bef .re Judge Holland this after^^noon and was continued Indefinitely^on motion of the county attorney. Dr.^W. M. Bulktrd, the s. retary of the^state medical board. Is now in attend^^ance at a murder trial at Missoula,^and he Is one of the most tm|^^ntant^witnesses agalnet Dr. Told, the lat-^ter's case will not be taken up until^he c*^n be present. Dr. Todd I case^will bet set as anon as Dr. Billiard is^released from further aiftendanee at^Missoula. The cases against Dp, P.^La(^happelle and Charlie Can, a Chi^^nese doctor, will come up to-morrow^and they will also be continued
HavllleJean, who was arrested on^complaint of D. Dorals for attempt^^ing to leave the state with Intent to^defraud his creditors, was given a^hearing by Judge Hollind this after-^n.ion. Judgment was rendered against^him for I70.5O and OOOtl and he was^committed to Jail pending further or^^ders from the oourt A motion for^his dismissal will be argued at 1^o'clock to-morrow aft. raoon.
MikeLe.iry, charged with assault In^the third degree, wis discharged and^the costs taxed to John Kelly, the com^^plaining witness.
Themotion of Attorney John Lind^^say for an arrest of Judgment In the^case of Mrs. Maggie Mctlrath, who^was fined 110 and costs for disturb-^once, wan set for hearing Wednesday^afternoon. Mr. Lindsay's contention^Is that the complaint in this case^charged the defendant with disturbing^the peace and quiet of Kast Galena^street, whereas the statute requires^that the peace of a neighborhood or^fimily shall be disturbed and he pro^^pones to make a vigorous fight on this^isilnt.
RealEstate Tran-fer*.^Butte, Sept. I.^Deeds In the follow^^ing real estate transfers were filed for
recordto-day:
DavidGoldberg to David Ryan, lot^2, Mock 9, Faucett s addition1300
JosephOrenon to D. Dulmalne, one-^third Interest in the Delia lode^claim 1
W.A. Klppen to Duncan McArthur,^the Sw ilne fraction lode claim.. 1
Allw . ar Them.
Butte.Sept. 10.^For a stylish hat.^call at Nash A- Co. Prices right, stock
new.
Beforebuying your winter under^^wear examine the splendid line at Bab-^cock A Co.'e.
Allthe latest news, periodicals and^novels at the Butte Hotel newt stand.^May F. Egan.
Bidswill be received at the office of^the chief engineer of the Butte. Ana^^conda ^ Pacific Hallway company,^Anaconda, until night of Wednesday,^Sept. 11, for the erection of a passen^^ger station at Butte. Plans and spe^^cifications can be seen at chief engin^^eer's office, Anaconda, or at Great^Northern city ticket office, Butte. No^bids will be received after the time^specified. The company reserves the^right to reject any or all bids.
i'atronliethe New Firm.
Perry^ Ducharme (successors to Ed.
Carr),Oregon Keel and Livery Stable,^j Stock boarded by the day. week or^: month. Always In touch with our cus^^tomers. 120 South Main street, Butte.
TelephoneIt.
ThomasL. Graham't stage for Sher^^idan via Silver Star leaves Southern^Hotel. Butte, daily at 8 a. in., arriving^at Sheridan at 6 p m.
Your1'nderwesr.
Butte.Sept. 10 ^Underwear that will^make you feel warm and comfortable^at Nash A Co.
Bargains
Bareand numerous ore offered in^our GRAND DiiSPLAY OF NEW^jCARPETo. Wo show more vu.^r.etv of Pattern- and exclusive^Designs than can k^s soon else^^where. ^ver/ kind Ot Ctifo i^rum
25cYard to $2.50.
Every1 tqure wp quo'o 10 per cenl
lowerkhM c in do ootained Irom^i any other houts In the s ata. Tai^j only way to Juplloate our pric^s^I la to get int-rior qualities. Don ;
pnythe limi price to* smallei^| valu. s; BUT lOUE TO US FOR
BUiVALUE AND LOW PRICE
0.K- UWts A
BUTTE.MONT.
BuyWinter^Blankets Now.
Theadvantage 1 ore your*. It tha i^not bj our 1 tin if you hare to pi/^liilfh r pricei in November.
Allw .0 e 1 and cotton good* are^costing more m mey.
1'o-dayat O. K. Lewis ^ Co'1 goo I^IlI.A.NKKTs coat less than they ever^did and good lil.AXKKTI stand for^good, warm durab ^ be 1 clothing.^Liu you want a p lir a. '!5c or 913.^^J.
I'rics between flic, il.'ib, $1.50 #2,
$:, *4. $5.
Comfortsat 59c, 75c, S5c, $100, $1 23,^worth ]^1.00, 91.2), 81.5', $2u0.
TO-DAY'SSPECIAL
inWomen's and Children's COATS^AND CAPES.
Tointroduce the new stylet:
TheWatermelon Sleeve,
TheMandolin Sleeve,
TheNew Kipple Hack,
TheNew Double Hreasted Effects.
Yesterday'ssales of Capes and^.rackets were double what we had^anticipated.
SPECIALUNDERWEAR SALE.
DressGoods.
Wewant ynu to see them.^Pric s positively the lowest and the^largest select 1011 in Hutte.
0.^. Lew^* a.
WeAre the Originators of
LowPrices.
Wecarry a larre ttock, tell cheaper^and furnish better goods than anybody^anywhere under any circumstances.
Touowe It to yourtslf lo buy where you^can buy the cheapest.
READOCR 1.I8T OF BAROAINB.
Plllsbury'aBest Flour, per 100 lbstt.W
RoytlHard Wheat Flour*^^
No.1 Pastry Flour, per 60-lb sack.... *
Wewould like to call particular atten^^tion to our Belle of Jamaetown flour.^Will absorb more water and make tnort^bread per 100 poundi of flour than any^other Hour on the market.
Ourprice per 100 HitB.75
Yellowor WTilte C medium, per JS-lb
sack (0
OrahamFlour SO
FancyCreamery Butter, 1-lb pk^
FancyCreamery Butter. 5-lh pkc1.J3
FancyCreamery Butter. 10-lb pkf.... t.li^Good Gunpowder and Early Breakfast
Tea.per lb JO
StrictlyFancy Tea M
3poundi Beit M and Java Coffee... 1.00
3pounds Broken Java Coffee U
fi-Kalke* Mixed 01 Plain Ptcklsa1.S0
5-Kalkef Byrup 1.10
20-lbpall Jelly, any flavor B
2lbs Full Cream Pheese IS
17lba Granulated Sugar 1.00
WEMAKE A SPECIALTY OF UNION-^MADE CIOAJKB,^Carl Cpmann Bouquet Cigars, S for .$
OurMascot, I for
B.C. O. Co. Havana-Filled Cuban,
each
ClimaxChewing Tobacco, per lb
HorseshoeTobacco, per lb
DixieQueen Plug Cut. per lb
PeerlessSmoking- Tobacco, per lb
FAMILYMQCORS.^7-year-old Bburbon Whiskey, per gal. 13.00
OldCognac Brandy, per gal3.00
PureHolland Oln. per gal1.00
Theabove In quart bottles 75
BlackberryBrandy, per gal
5-year-oldPort Wine, per gal
t-year-oldSherry, per gal
5-year-oldAngelica Wine, per gal... 1.00
Theabove In quart bottles 15
5-year-oldClaret Wine, per gsl 50
5-year-oldClaret Wine, qt bottle 25
Ba.* Pale Ale, per dos 2.50
Burke'sDublin Stout, per dot2.50
Ice-ColdBeer, I bottles for1.00
.2.00^. l.no^l.oo
CornerWyoming and Park ttreett,^Butts. Hlbernla Hall, Centervllle.
CarFolding^Beds
200odd Parlor Chain,^worth 47.50 at half prioo,
Comequlok if you want^them at
$18to $40 I
Chauvin-FantFurniture Co.
42W. Broadway^Butte, Mont.
SHERMAN
THE
UNDERTAKER
125East Pari 8t, Bnttl
i
Wbolesale)and Retail Dealers In
UNDERTAKERSGOODS
BODIESCAREFULLY EMBALMED and^Shipped to all parts of the world.
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MUSIGFREE
WEARK AliOUr TO OHDKH A^lai'iro ntock of I'i MSSS, but be^^fore doing so we 1 lea ire to as^^certain the prulerence of tbo^ladies of Montana in regard^to fancy woods: wheihor^Kosenool finish. Mahogany,^EI^onv, Oak or W ilnut is pre^^ferred iu Piano cases.
ANDTO THAT END OFFER,^one copy of the latest song or^march Free to every lady in^^tending to pti-cnaie 1 Piano^witbin six months who will^write its, listing which of the^above or other woods the^prefers.
Suchletters must reach us^by September 15th to receive^attention.
JSmith Piano Co.
223N .lain Si . Butte. Moat
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MONTANAJUNK CO.,
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Warehouseand Yard Near N. P.^Track. Office 54 E. Park St., Butte
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GLANCEAT THE5E FIGURES:
AnAmerican Watch only$ a.oo
Nickel,stem wind Watch only$ 4-^
Doublestock, coin silver Watch only$ 8.00
Lady'sFine Gold Filled Watch only$13.00
Lady'sFine Gold Filled Engraved Watch only$15 ^
Lady'sFine Solid Gold Engraved Watch only$20.00
Lady'sFine Solid 14 kt. Gold Engraved Watch only$25.00
Gentlemen'sFine Gold Filled Watch only$14.00
Gentlemen'sFine Gold Filled Engraved Watch only$16.00
Gentlemen'sFine 14 kt. Solid Gold Nickel Movement only$45-oo
Thesewatches must be seen to be appreciated how low we sell.
BROWNFIELD-CANTYCARPET CO,
NOa* W PARK ST..
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AnInducement to Buyers.
Afine photograph placed on cap or dial of anv gold filled or solid^gold watch free of charge. We will send watches or goods by express^subject to examination; you pay charges one way to show good taith.^Mail orJers solicited, satisfaction guaratneed. The Patek Philippe^watch is our high grade. It is a beauty.
J.H. LEYSON,
Jewelerand Optician.
221Upper Main Street, - Butte, Montana
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