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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

The entire confidence and support Of the
public is not only gratifying to us, but stimu-
lates us to the most extraordinary efforts to
continue to merit and enjoy it's benefits. We
have this season secured every feature
known to reputable merchandising that will
contribute to that result. Our spring pur-
chases are not only larger and more COM
~pletethan they have ever been, but they en-
brace contracts made with Leading manufac-
turers, by our Eastern buyers who are al
ways in the market which will enable us to
sell goods at a reasonable profit for prices
that merchants are forced to pay for goods
who buy in Butte from samples shown
We shall spare no expense that will make
shopping pleasant or profitable for you. Our
principles are practical Webelieve
IN dlsbursing every dollar possible III Butte,
andfOr Butte: and we desire NJ success with
out sharing its benefits with you. We are a
sOulless monopoly OF grc:atc~~s std>saH-
t;i@e~, most complete ~to"it and
lowest living E>a'i""~. just such a
monopoly as the people want; and a
monopoly we'll calculated to strike terror
to the hearts and call forth the curses Of
ranting idiots. whose schemes Of robbery and
trlckery are spelled by our bl Dad principles
of fair and honorable deeling with all
Oflate the air has been fairly blue with adj
~jectiVes hurled by the "Ishmal" Of trade. He
has literally OutdOne his former daily record
Of v~ic1ousness and decentralization. You have
heard of what has been blown into the
bOttle"-"RO1ents!7 and kindred high'mind-
ed and equally effective arguments in a man
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Notes.

By a coincidence there are now four
Catholic clergymcn in the city. They are
Father De Siere and Father De Ryc!trre, OF
Deer Lodge, Father PanweIy, Of Miles city,
and Father Trembly, Of Miss"'iH. The
latter gentleman is just recovering from a
severe spell OF sickness and is passing HI"
time with his brother, DR.. TT mhiy, ThOs.
Fletcher and Father Van de Ven. As soOn
as his strength will permit he will take a
trip East. Sunday last Bishop Broudel
came over from Helena and con&rcrated
the new stations of the cross, in st. Pat
rick's Church, the impressive ceremony BE-
ing attended by a large congregation. The
pictures, fourteen in number, are works o.
art, and add largely to to the interior ip-
Dearnnce OF the church.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
1 RAILROAD FIGHT.
The Northern Pacific Trying to Get Even
with some who Oppose Them.

The Northern Pacific Trying to Get Even
with Some who Oppose Them.
An action was commenced yesterday IN
the United States District Court by the
Northern Pacific against C. R. Greedy, A. n.
Colelatu and Eva H. Murray. Greeley is a
justice Of the peace in Missoula County.
Coleman brought suit in Greeley's court
against the Northern Pacific for 500 and
won. The company wanted to appeal to
the district court, but the justice refused to
accept the appeal bond because the affida-
Wit Of ~~'lretjes was made before a notary
public instead OF the clerk OF the district
court. FLe also refused to turn over the
Transcript and issue an execution against
the company for $G5 and costs. The com
pany has been granted an order restraining
Greeley rom issuing further execution on
the III Cment; also compelling him to &C
cent the undertaking, and enjOining the
plaintiff from further action in the matter.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Park Street Motor.

force OF men were engaged yesterday IN
laying the track for the turnout or switch
on the West Park street branch OF the
Butte City Railway. 1t is located imme
I;atalv in front of the Central School build.
mo- and will probably be completed to-day
TbSa frost in the ground makesit hard work
Init Mr.. Bennett hopes to nave the entire
Inc in order by Sunday and have his cars
running on that day. If the motor proves
a success on Park street, it is probable i
viii be used on the depot branch.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
GREAT HEADS.
SpaciaI Meeting Of the City Council Last
Night-New chief Selected.

SpeCiaI Meeting OF the CITY Couhcii Las
Niuht-New Chief Selected.
A special meeting OF the city Councl wal
L,I1 last night. at the City Hall, the alb
W." N,vor Konvnr bninr esneciaIl,
Se"'e rT, oLIor,uor nroson wor
Gofah't. " WIN
MesSrF. ','oH"' '""'''TS' u.s. D".e"n"n
Iavrlie and LOeber. Upon the motion o
Nv Furbis Mr.. Loeber was elected chair.
} Rrst business in order was the
"''' ;,ros+iro+o +bc
rFI'''"' ~ m.. I,!,S sNYn
charles against NHlel -"elN''!oHH y lh0ulU'
r.g t"o in'leS at the Flremen's ball, Febru-
nv %. The report is as follows:
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o'- !" : l|t m'o'+nr NO ia +ba+ 49,
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'".y' ", ,,rrsnoJ w;th tho co,pniain;nC
y" ~. ~ nwI;Io wo Ln1;a,to tLd rnHS7
L@IL' natioa id ro+ ;r+ond o,r nsrT t'
lt'!ti 90 . w. eI' "'4it ~
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ara u. ''o''o4 %"S an tnnl"uS'N
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n'' VII" a.. II "n;G WIFE
th' .'"l,'"'' = ItU3u oSu 'n"' no
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men '.. ~ ,.2uSn' "IuU ~ ~ "
nave H''r', '.l' ~''' | |n lit p"'ui roC1iS
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bsh;%', >n', lo M nav [AP,"a"tu e. ma $500 ~
me N,'"' NV -: my " G e eApLeSSeo
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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
ST. DAVID'S SOCIETY,".
How the Welshmen and Their Families
Celebrated Last Light.

The annual ball Of St. David's Society
was held last evening at Renshaw Hall and
was a characteristic gathering. It may be
properly called Il family reunion OF the
Welsh residents OF Butte, and a large one
at that, there being fully one hundred
couples present. ~Sociability was the rule,
and all present enjoyed themselves to the
fullest extent. Professor lie Ford had
charge OF the dancing, and Burt's orchestra
furnished the music. During the even
ing Professor Thomas, Of Anaconda,
and Ben Howells rendered several Welsh
songs, John Powells danced a jig, Evan
Morgan ga We an exhibition Of club swinging
and Sheriff Lloyd, who refused to make a
speech, set mp the beer. All in all it was a
pleasant, happy event, and the members oil
the society are of the opinion that during the
summer they will give Il picnic. A meeting
| was announced to be held Tuesday evening
at the Butte City hotel.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
THE LAND FIGHT.
Meeting of the Silver Bow Finance Com
mlttee and its Action in the Matter.

Meeting of the Silver Bow Finance Com
m1ttee and its Action in the Matter.
Last nighta meeting Of the Silver
Bow Committee Of the Montana
Mineral ELand Association WAS held
at the rooms of the Board o.
Trade. On motion E. NJ. Trask was chosen
chairman and 2. j. Brophy secretary
Messrs. Leggatt, Furbis and Barret, OF the
general finance committee, were also pres
emit.
The chairman stated the object OF the
meeting substantially as follows:
That means be taken to have tn" people
of Silver Bow County comprehend thor
ongblv the occasion of the organization o.
the n. II. l.. A, and the necessity for con.
tributing funds for the purpose "T protect
ing the mineral lands of the United State
| grant to the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company from being conveyed by patent
to that corporation.
The following persons were appointed &C
solicit funds, to commence ~Canvasslng or
Monday, the 9TH inst:
Main strcet-JOhn Caplicc, Meyer Gems
| berger, =. j. BrOphy. go
Granite street and "
| Beal, D. j. Hennessy.
Broadway, east-Same.
Park and Broadway, west-M. +. Saw
teIle, P. r. Dolman.
Walkerville and CenterviIle-W. +. Hall
John Hendrew.
observation-disclosures Couch, James A
Talbot. ;,
South Butte-GcneraI j. A. Leggatt, +
NJ. Trask.
Burlington, Rocker and Silver Bow
Robt. E. BoUream, Chas. II. Carver, Henry
| Williams.
MeIrose-Thotnas NJ. Robbins, {. &
MadduX.
GlendaIe-H. knippenberg.
The committee holds it's next meeting
| Wednesday evening, ut the same place,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

New York Sun: YES" boosted " Quaker
Ctv man, there is 10 place in the country
whore o can get as good butter as 20"
can in Philadelphia" thing nv
1--WE often remarked the same tnlhg H.; =
owinc to the superior and abundant past
urage there"
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
SPRING SEASONING.

ner bearing the earmarks Of close commun:
ion, he
Keeps his newspaper mud-machine running.
He uses it even for dunning.
Ts not habit alone:
For It's bred in the bone.
Ts this mercantile asses conception of cunning.
By way Of side issues you have been told OF
the childlike business simplicity OF others,
and instructed as to how the earth should
be superintendent. History repeats itself. The
merchant whose own affairs reQulre a con-
s%ervitor, is liberal with advice to successful
people. But then we may be wrong! lshm5el
has introduced some innovations emitting
him to notice. That idea OF publishing in the
newspapers the names Of the public whom
he had persuaded to accept credit, and adopt
ing a strictly cash platform, was both novel
and original: and we will vOuch for the fact
that It did attract public attention. 10 DO
his manifold evidences Of business wisdom
Justice would fill a book: but our sense of de-
cenCy wouldn't permit us to accept the au-
thorship. "IshmRl" has lost his grip on the
head and carcass, and we would suggest that
even the tail will prove a slippery hold if he
continues to splash mud in his OWL eyes
in the effort to hang IN
Our inventory is now in progress. 1t Will
be completed March lst. when we will open
a perfect avalanche Ofnew goods. They are
in now. but we could not handle them while
inventorying. It will pay you to inspect
early. Best selections are always obtained
by SO doing. They are choice and prices are
lower than any scale ever yet presented to
the Butte public.
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Miners Union.

The annual meeting of the Miners Union
will be held next Tuesday and "A ~spirjtc!
canvass for the position OF financial secro-
tary is being conducted. Under the rule"
OF the Union Mr.. Laity, the present incrlm-
bent, is ineligible, he having served two
terms. The gentlemen who are ambitious
to succeed him.aieSam Barker, ex-Dresidcnt,
Charles Macarthur and Mr.. Hickey, The
Union is now in a llourishing condition and
is engaged in the laudable duty OF rede"m-
ing at face value the bonds that we're issued
in 1882 for the erection Of The first building
which fell. Up to date about $4,000 hav"
been paid out Of the redemption fund.
While the existing Union was not espOnSl-
BILE for this debt, it's members appreciata
the moral obligation resting upon them
and are satisfying the creditors as rapidly
as possible. They feel that they canafford
to be honest and lust.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03

g Adams Messenger: A nine'year-oI'
hov in a ~neighhoriog town in his count,
w,s thus njdr esscd one day by his mother
oftcr some visitor had left the house
.Whv' how well You behaved my Fon
while the callers were in. ,I 70
0noth the dutiful son: " ma" u
,%+her Nv trousers were ripped.
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Texas Siftings: Friend Ito widow mourn
ing her third husband)-I sympathlAe
deeply with you my dear Mrs. Hendricks
and was sorry not to he with you IN your
hour of affection.
Widow (sadly)-Ah, my friend' S""
don't know what it is to lose hushands'
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Two Merchants of Butte Again Eict'mIzed
by "a Clever Forger.

by "a Clever FOrger.
notwithstanding the repeated oilenses OF
the kind and the warning that Butte mer-
chants have had on the subject, yesterday
two OF them were made the victims OF IL
clever forser. The Jacobs clothing house
was one, and the other Is not known. The
fellow presented himself at the Jacobs es-
ta~hlishment and asked that a check "i
Mantle e. Warren for $25.75 be ca7hed. 1t
looked all right, ard his request was com
piled with. Later it was ascerta'ned tha'
t was a forgery, aud further that an up
town merchant had been similarly v1ctl"l-
lied, but the alnonnt is not given. Ihe case
was reported to the police, but it is proba'
bIp th,, fellow has left town.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
]. R. BOYCE, JR., & Co.
A street Jacket That Will Improve the
Most Graceful Contour
for $3.50.
4 Bargain i'm Unbleached Muslin.
Odd Lots of Wraps.

Several dozens of ladies' jer-
seys in black and colors, and
also several dozens of ladies'
street jackets were received
yesterday. The jerseys are
marked to sell at $I.75, 5000
$3.50, $3.50 $500 and 5000,
and they are excellent values.
An extra value jersey at a dol
lar is on the way and will be
here within a few days.
We have a number of street
jackets as samples which you
can buy under value.
To-day we show a line Of
street Jackets in our north
show window. They we're
among those that came yester-
day. They have the fashion,
able hood; are symmetrically
cut and will improve any con-
tour. The price is $3.50; else.
where $3.50, if they have them.
Odd lots of light weight
wraps for ladies and children,
among which are:
Lot Ladies' long cloth
wraps especially desirable for
travelling or for the everyday
purposes of life. They we're
bought last season and marked
to sell at from $40 to SIS.
Your choice of them this week
for S., and the style will not
afront any lady who looks at
them.
Lot 2-Ladies' lightweight
long cloth wraps at $2.5o each.
The material is worth twice
the amount and it could be
used for any of a dozen differ
ent purposes.
Lot GAN assorted lot Of
Children's spring wraps, 6 to
II years, at $3.50 each, re-
duced from S..
Lot 4--~Children's spring
wraps--2 and 1 years--reduced
from 81 to $3.50.
Lot 5.--A small lot of child
ren's wraps-6 to IL years.
reduced from 5000 to $40.
These wraps are as pretty and
as stylish as any ever shown in
this city.
Lot 6.---Children's spring
wraps--6 to - years-- reduced
$1,000 and $500 to
$3.50. These are very desira-
bic.
The above lots aggregate
about fifty garments only, So
do not delay If you want to
secure a bargain. You can
depend nn the reductions.
Extra large Turkish towels
reduced from $l.oo to so cents
each. They are the best value
VIC have ever shown in towels.
A fine IA unbleached muslin
at IS cents per yard; value Is
cents per yard.
Very respectfully,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Very respectfully,
|. L. BOYCE, IR., & CO.

y. t.. In order to increase the business
Of our MAIL ORER DEPARTMENT we
will forward I'll! goods, carpets, wall paper
and fonts alone excepted, FREE OF FIX
PRESSAGE, when the cash accompanies
the order, and we will guarantee prices to
be as low as you could buy if here in per
son. Return goods at our expense if not as
ordered. Butte prices, the advantage Of a
complete assortment, and FREE DE-
LIVERY are matters worthy Of your at
t~ention. Write forsamples and quotations.
Address NAIL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
J. R. B., JR., & co.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Too Selfish for Use,

Burlington Free Press: The young ma'i
who will hug himseIi,' even when h" is
very happy, don't deserve to live IN a
conntry where there are 1000 t~"hnESAn
slides in full blast every day and evening.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
DIR IIH1BIG & CO.,
~e5@=sA A@oI I<1In
MANHOOD wy RESTORED.

causes destroying diseases, & assumption, dia-
belts, Bright'S disease, jaundiCc, insanity, cite.
excess, non use, abuse, inherited weakness, null
nutrition, spinal and ccIcbral complaints, bring
on the above fatal diseases. Debility and semi
nal weakness ob*truct the important and ncccS-
sary acts OF life and their enjoyments Cures
guaranteed Diseases Of the genito- urinary or
ganS, kidneys, livcrand bladder a speci Try The
many complaints and diseases of women speCoii-
~ cured Consultation at Office or by letter,
free aud confidential Responsible parties can
arrange payments in the same manner az they
would employ tEeir family physician 6%trictcst
secrecy maintained
VARICOCELE
or wormy veins Of the scrotuma, arc often the
UnsuSpCCtCd cause Of lost manhood, debility,
etc, seminal weakness and its complication
Fr'>tHturrhCa The @bovC diseases can only he
cured by { r Lichfg'S irvigorator No ., and DR.
LiHbig's NariCncelc compressor
INEIGOKATOK SAMPLES FREE,
DT. Iichig Il Co. are regular educated college
PHYSICIANS and are now in their nineteenth year
Of special practice.
Cali or address DIR. LIERlG 4 CO., NO. 100
Gcary street. corner Mason. san Francisco, ca
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
Transportation by Pipe Lines

The cheapest and most convenient Of all artiii-
Ciai methods of transportation YET devised, i BY
lines of wrought iron pipe, supplied, when nee
cSsary, with suitable force pumps at proper in
ter, ais.
1t is admirably adapted for the conveyance of
oil, water and every kind of liquid, and for eV-
cry sort of gas. Water for irrigation and Mi ing
can be moved for any distance by this means.
The best pipe for these purposes il made OF
wrought iron, provided ali parts Gifts mauufar-
ture are we'll and s~killiully dUnc, and provided
,ho proper JOINT is used.
Careful pipe makers eeltct choice pig N tai,
and from make, under their own super
.Ision. and through the various processes OF
pudding. plate making, turning down, welding
and finishing, all the high te~t pipe they sell.
The Chester Pipe al Tube Company is Sup
vIirl with plate i!Uu fror" works ltCntlcAliy
pipcCnpAim8 or cost is spared to have US
"fthc highest Grade.
lest pipe capable of resisting amy
,!yeirci pressure up to 1000 pounds per
square inch.
our threads are 'apcrcd 3Iuc, both on ply"
and socket, 50 that IRON Joins against !I"il
throughout the entire length OF inc threat tnn3
adding greatly to the strength OF the cQnncctyh
pipe, and permitting Its safe use under the hI2Ii-
est tests.
We Manufacture
Hydraulic Pipe of fanny thickness desired, Ibis
is specially.
liHS Line Pipe.
Oil Line Pipe.
Water Line Pipe.
easing and Tubing fer Wells.
Boiler Tubes.
re length can he as desired up to - feet,
Longer sections are announcement for. h%amdllnG
in laying lines.
our Work. are Io'arcl on the Delaware river;
Il miles below Philadelphia, ami are CuinCClcl
by rail both with the Philadelphia 4 Reading
and PENNSYLVANIA Railroads. We can ship
rheapIv and promptly 10y rail o any point II
Amerlca' and by water to aii PaEi+ OF inc n WGr'n a.
suit spoCifCatiupS which may be furnished.
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&Sp >pEsAA EaCSaGr- L-aa.''! =;
a. E5csE.AssEs oo6S 6op 8 35o$:: = ~.
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de 3Cai Men. Tested E'r4 ia. AcG-3 !. 49,
thousand cases thn7 absolutely ,rern"1 r.nG,. g"
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your lame with C T0ur tHO1i''o. an coz
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DR.. LI2IG,
100 Gcury ST.. Sun Francisco, ca.

700 GGHFY ST.. San francisco, CHt..
Continues to treat successfully by Humw-
pathy every form OF Special " Chronic
Diseases without Mercury or N]auHtuuS
Drugs.
DIR. LIEBIG'S INNIGORATOR is a posi-
tive and permanent cure for seminal weak
ness, nervous and physical debility, ENs'
manhood, vital exhaustion and all terrible
results of abused nature, excess and youthful
fOllieS. The doctor will agree III writing to for
felt $1,000 tor q case he undertakes ana fails to
cure. The reason thousands cannot get cured Of
seminal weakness and the above diseases il
owing to q complication called FroHt';t0rrhcH
which requires u special remedy. DR.. Li"hi% >
InViE"rntuT Hn. ., is Il Specific cure for PrOSt"-
tnrrh"0. Prize" Of either invigUrHt0r = per bottle
ur, six bottles SO, sent to any address securely
severed from ubs"ri"tiun. seminal weakness
end !ruStatOrrI": rain Vlialit from the body
and CHusc luIncTDls diseases that bNtlc OrGin-
AIRY medical 1~rcatmGnt. lfHilOWc't TO continue
the unnatural loss ctictt'thC vital organs which
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-03
FORGED CHECKS.

The COMMITTEES holds its next meeting
| Wednesday evening, ut the same place.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-23

B class, grade 3, in grammar. These
were little things, ranging from
eight to ten, yet they showed re-
markable brightness. They gave
the parts of speech as far
as adverbs very readily; would
compose a sentance containing three
nouns, three adjectives and three
verbs as ordered. Then they repair
ed to the blackboard and wrote a
number of sentences, paying due
care to capitals and punctuation.
At 11:50 the bell rang, the schol-
ars left their seats under direction of
the teacher; made a circuit of the
school room several times and then
made their exeunt without noise or
confusion.
The order in this school is excel
lent. Prof. SellwOod is entitled to
great credit for close attention to his
duties and the gratifying results of
his labor; in Miss Cosper he has an
efficient cO-worker, who is deserving
of equal commentator. In a talk
with these teachers, after the school
was dismissed, we found both en-
thusiastic in the cause of education,
and their useful zeal is communica-
ted to the children under their
charge.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-05-23
THE CAPITOL ADVENTURE CO.
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the depression Of business in the East there will e many
offered failures and to do this will be
York and Chicago and be armed
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people country well supplied and I'm order for
to until the first August offer
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