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Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Mrs. Belle Moon, left Wednesday even
ing for Lyons, Kas., to visit friends and
will be absent for few weeks.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Mother Goose and her family Of 10
children will arrive at the Opera House
Dec 2lst. Look out for them
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

The Womans Relief Corps will give an
oyster supper in the Sturm's building on
New Years Eve. Come everybody.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05
Reduced Rates for the Holidays

Reduced Rates for the Holidays.
The Santa Fe Route will sell tickets
during the holidays at lone fare for tho
round trip" to all points on its lines
within 200 miles of selling station
Tickets will be on sale December "a. 20,
and 31st, 1889 and January list. 1890.
They will be limited to January Sd 1890
and will be good for passage in either
direction up to and including that date.
For tickets and information regarding
train service, connections, etc. call on
FRED GARDNER, Agt.
or address
GEO. T. NICHOLSON,
G.P. & NJ. A.. A. T. &. S. +. X. r.
Topeka. Kas.
Boils and cavbuncles.
For years have been constantly trOub-
led with humors in the blood, which
caused the breaking out Of bOils and car
buncles all over my body, that when
bruised would make q lasting ugly sore.
l consulted many eminent physicians and
took a great deal of medicine without
any perceptible benefit. Nothing helped
me but Swift's Specific Is. S. 81 That
medicine cured me! am now enjoying
excellent health, and there is not b!cm-
ish of any kird on my body. Michael
McHale. BulO, Nebraska.
inherited Scrofuia.
Swifts Specific e. S. 81 cured my little
boy of hereditary scrofuls, which broke
out all over his face For year he had
suffered, and I had given up all hopes Of
mis- recovery, when at length ! was in
duced to use 5. 5. S. After using "a fe"
bottles he was entirely cured. Not symp
tom now remains of the disease. Thi
was three years ago.
Mrs. T. L. Mathers, Matherville, Miss
A Sexton Speaks.
Mr.. John A. Cleary, sexton OF OakwoOd
Cemetary. Waca, Texas, says: 'Swiffs
Specific IS. S 81 is sure cure for any
description Of blood poison. About
year ago contracted q poisonous blood
disease. and tried number ofremedics
without avail. Twas about to become
disheartened. when friend induced me
to try s. S. S. After taking part Of one
bottle was a sound man, and no symp-
toms of the fell disease have ever rcturE-
ed"
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases
mailed free.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta, Ga
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

kirkpatrick & Martin not only furnish
abstracts of title to Ford count lands and
lots, but can furnish abstracts for any
property in the state of Kansas See
them before ordering abstracts. Prompt
attention given to mail orders.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Fred Taintor, one of the old timers
Of Dodge is in the city for few days visit
with friends.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Sam Black, formerly of this city but
now of Oklahoma is in the city visiting
friends while on his way to Colorado.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

DIED.-Mrs. L. X. Soper died this
evening. The body will be taken east
tomorrow for burial.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

To RENr-My store room entire or
one-half of it. Possession given the first
Of January.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Extra Fine Comfort Calico. sc va
Your choice of Oil Calicos in
Dress Patterns, +4c yc
Unbleached Cotton Flanneis, &c I'd
Unbieached Muslin, / 4!c yc
Bleached Muslin, ~ I'd
Red, Blue and Gray Shaker
Flannels, 1St I'd
White Shaker FiaunelS, &c yd
Pure Irish Linen Toweling. 65c yd
Pure Irish Unbleacled Table
Linen, lSc yd
A Fine line Dress Delanes. lc I'd
36 in. all-wool Flannels, Dress. Zoe I'd
Sc in. all-wool Flannel>. Ex-
ira Fine, 2Sc I'd
36 in. all wool FIaunels, NNX. 36!c I'd
81 in aIi-wool Flanrcls, NXX. J:ic yd
81 in. Chester Broadcloths, 1Ic yd
Fine Line Fancy Dress Buttons 4c
All wool Worsted Tobogeaps, l9c
All wool Children Il Misses
Hoods l9t
Children and Misses heavy
all wOcl Hose. &c and Ice Pr
Ladies heavy Atwood Hose,
iSc and zoe pr
Wool Yarns, per pound, i9c
Clark's q. n. T. Cotton, icspl
10 / Comforts, each zoe
Ex. fine red Oil Comforts each 99c.
10-4 White and Grey Mixed
Blankets 99c.
Assorted lot Ladies Corscts,
each 35c
Ladies Cashmere Gloves, ijc pr
Ladies fancy borierci Hand
kerchiefs. each &c
Ladies' alI-wool Cashmere Jcr-
seys, a3e UP
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Very little rain fell during the month Of
November. according to Serg't Sher-
woods report
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Mother Goose and her family of 10
children will arrive at the Opera House
about Dec. 21st Look out for them.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

A party of four from La Junta Colo.
were in the city on last Tuesday They
stopped at the Dodge House while here
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

The celebrated Iowa Black coal is now
on sale at the Rock Island depot. Try
it. 1t is the best and cheapest yet
braught to our city. Orders promptly d!l-
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Walter Inman of the Kansas City
Evening news made this Office pleasant
call to-day,
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Horses and wagons for sale at the new
second hand store in the o. Marsh block
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Goods bought and sold at the new sec
Ond hand store, corner Chestnut St and
3rd Ave. 2t.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

The trouble with men who go TO the
devil IS that they continue TO stay witt.
ma
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

G. ". McWillians. of the Wichita
Eagle was doing business in our city yes
terday.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

r. ]. Maloney and Jas. Kearney. of
Newton, were in the city on business
YESTERDAY.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

A little child of our former townsman
Ed Brooks, died at Guthrie last week.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

All-silk Ribbons, No. 1, ), ., DC yd
AIi-siik Ribbon No. 9, and II Zoe yd
Ail-silk, Brocade Landkerchfs, 314c-
\ Good Line Shirtings. 3, 8, !, Sc I'd
Straw Tickinss, &c yd
Half wool Jeans, life yd
All wool Jeans, 22lc yd
White Flannel half wool, SIC yd
White Flannel, all wool Opera 29c I'd
Red Flannel. all-wool. 23c yd
Woo! Plaid Flannel, Ice I'D
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

A man who wants to get at the root of
. matter is not necessarily hog.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05
LOCAL NEWS.

LOCAL NEWS.
at is q ifmer conquest, truld raid,'
To win the heart than overflow the head,
But that depends, we judge. IN every case.
Whether the hearts q two-spot or an ace.
Work has commenced on the Rock Is
land.
Hon. ID. NJ. Frost Sundayed with his
family.
The teachers meet again on next Sat
urday.
Call at Sughrue & Hicks for stoves
cheap.
N. G. Healy left last evening for Den
yer. Colo.
Pleasant weather is the latest Oil the
calendar.
Fred Mendenhall was pleasant caller
Monday.
Call on Sughrue & Hicks for bed room
suits cheap.
r.. ]. Hardesty returned from his ranch
on last Monday.
Call on Sughrue & Hicks for anything
you want cheap.
Sidney Reynolds left to-day for visit
at Lawrence, Kas.
A. E, Hardy and son were in the city
on last Tuesday.
Rea6 the new advertisement of F. A.
Hallett this week.
MD. stroup Editor of the Bloom Tel
egram is in the city.
Col. c. D. Perry. was IN the city last
Monday on business.
p II. Young, the jeweler, will pay you
cash for school orders.
Don't fail to attend the Sons of veter-
ans Ball New Years eve.
Miss Sadie Eckly, of Bloom, Kas.. is
stopping at the Arlington.
Fred Weine returned home on last Mon
day for short visit at home
NJ. A. Low, president Of the c. X. & N.
was in the city on last Friday.
Vic Carson shipped two car loads Of
cattle to Kansas City the first Of the week.
The great railroad excitement has
brought many strangers to our city this
week.
G. NJ. Hoover returned home last Sun
day from a trip to Chicago on railroad
business.
Mr.. Hale who has been an employee on
the Ford County Republican is now with
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Stove repairs at the new second hand
store in the o. Marsh block. q.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Mr.. Hale who has been an employee on
the Ford County Republican is now with
the TINES.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05
L. F. Ashton. of Leavenworth. Xas-.
visited in Dodge yesterday.

Exp'-ri"rce ia business teaches a man
tha: to-, .naEy debtors don't pay.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

G. NJ. Hoover returned home last Sun
day from trip to Chicago on railroad
business
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

at lie frner conquest, truld -aid,'
To win the heart than overflow the head,
But that depends, we judge. IN every case
Whether the hearts twO-spot or an ace.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

The great railroad excitement has
brought many strangers to our city this
week.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

Vic Carson shipped two car loads Of
cattle to Kansas City the first of the week.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05


Here is Young man cut down at aa
years of age. full of energy, life and hope,
cut down, as if human life were worth
nothing. As people We must demand
that human life be held sacred. The
practice of carrying and using deadly
weapons must cease, or human life will
continue to be in jeopardy. Most of the
murders, and crimes of manslaughter.
and assassination follow. as matter of
course, because men carry deadly weap
ons.
As people. we ought to demand the
entire prohibition of the practice, we
must hold life TO be dear. sacred. and a
holy thing, and none have a right violent.
ly to touch it.
The community extends its warmest
sympathies to Mr.. and Mrs. r. N. Wright
and family in this their sad bereavement
trusting that none of us shall ever be
called again to witness such a sad scene.
Below We clip the following report
of how James Wright was killed from
the Guthrie Daily News:
James Wright; the chief victim of
the stabbing affair last Saturday night.
died yesterday.
He was a young man about % years
of age and was the son Of r. NJ. Wright
of Dodge City, Kansas. His father
ran store here for some time and is a
well-to-do man of western Kansas
His biothers have been in Guthrie
almost continuously since the opening
and are here now. His father has also
arrived.
Dodge City times., 1889-12-05

X. S. Il W. MER. co.
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ono : s sss = sses ;a:fi an Sa'' :sas:,s ss.s " "sS;
nf% 5. sp-ssss., .,d; 81 live in E.-.
Brca iwsy and drive q hack.kecp q saloon
end ,saeins nOs:s; arv Ts: =; Cy: ..,
there. Mr.. Ward and his partner hired
me To drive them out there. They merely
FL 7" Sidn n say ~ha. ses: I sorees what
pay me, but .aid he would pay me the
S rsn. sss end / do%S ino@ sSose wSo
s wsss S:.s ; 1;,r ;hs ! s va: .ss i sisns.. .si
part Of the fight. I couldn't tell you who
the referee Was. I. ann not familiar with
but / coaldn's swear what their name:
were. didn't go out sherc to wisn::s the
a f.shs ;b. . son'i k ,SinL ~a Il. df Ssck f= SsiSsassi
bach 70 town. Wr. B~u.hyeaeer rode hack
let s~oInebdaiy s.isc drive il back. Ward
out OF carriage. He made no complains
Carriage Si%scif. He had to he carried
from the carriage. Three boys took hold
OF ofh,% and h hslp. %ol n,w o %,-s ,Ss S,h SAY
was not a regular ring; there were two
ropes stretched across the hall in the Gem
Is who Witnessed the fight. Everybody
was very quiet on the way back, and told
me tn drive mp n little bit.' btishyssger
was on top with me ON the way hack.
Several days before the light the parties
left $40 in my safe to bct ON the fight: I
didn't know their names. Gallagher
came Ia the saloon after the light and got
The opinion of the Judge and jurymcn
was thai the witnesses were lying deliber-
ately. The fact that Sprague could pot re-
call the names of the parties was consid-
cred very peculiar. No other witnesses
could he found at this juncture, although
several Of them had been i'm the ante
room. 1t was also stated that witnesses
after being examined posted Others i'm the
ante-room as To What they had testified,
that there might not he conflicting tcsti-
mony.
Jack Hyiand was next sent for, sworn
and said: ~ live i'm Granite street and am
"a saloon man. cannot answer as to
whether I was at Crystal Springs ON sun
day. I am not compelled to answer any
thing that would criminate me. ! did not
Witness a prize fight on that day, l do
seen Ward once or twice: i did not act as
referee that day. l can't answer as tn
whether l acted as q second. L can't
answer a. To whether 1 know the names
OF any parties present. i can't answer as
to- whether l had any conversation with
could he compelled tn answer these qut.s-
tions. The judge said he would have To
take advisement on the question. The
inquest was adjourned until 10 O'Clock tn
| morrow morning.
The police have put two additional men
on their list of those present at Sunday
boss at the st. Lawrence mine, and one
of the seconds i'm the fight. Bnlger has
agreed to report at 10 o'clock tomorrow
morning, when all will he a~rraigned. The
other is "a bartender at the Dew Drop sa
loon. Gallagher, Hclchan AMI Jacl
Thornton have not yet been found. II n
placed under slOO bonds have skippcs
L ont.
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The New Extraalttion Treaty.

wAsHINGToN, Dec. E.-Prcsident Har-
rison to-day transmitted to the senate the
cxtradition treaty with England. referred
to- in his message, negotiated by Secretary
Blaine and Sir Julian pauncefort. the
British minister. by it's terms the num-
her of cxtraditable oHenscs are largely
Increased, the most important addition
being that of embczzlement. So il the
treaty il ratified Canada and the United
States will cease to exchange that class of
of undesirable residents who have hereto
fors. secured immunity from punishment
The Samoan treaty. negotiated at her
lin last spring. has not been transmitted
to the. senate.
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Special Correspondence of the STANDARD.
MIssoULA Dec. E.-For the first time
i'm Montana, since her Australian tour,
Matte Putnam will appear i'm her new
play Honor Bound" at the opera house
ON Friday evening", December 10. IL is ex-
pected q rowded mo, 90 will welcome to
Missoula M~ontana's favorite actress.
About 90 citizens OF Missoula are the
recipients OF invitations to he present mt
the wedding Of p. n. Reilly and Miss
Mamie b. German, Decemhrr ri, AT -.
Francis Xavier Catholic church. Mr..
Reilly is one of our most successful young
business men and In TO he congratulate
on winning tlse hand OF one of our most
popular young ladies'.
The case against Mrs. Williams, who
vas charged with stealing SOD from
Harry Lowry. the gambler, was dismissed,
charge.
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~ AND STOCKS.


Ups asA Dsvas IN 0arkss valsss 81 eAs
New Yerh Ezshangs.
NEW YoRk. Dec. 7.-Stocks to-day
were hal and .sagnant for the general
list, and tho only features we've supplied
by . few stocks subjccs tn special infiu-
encea. The sensation of tho forenoon
was the manipulation of sugar ~refinerics.
in which 10 In supposed n saueese at shorts
10 going on. The price of stock. however.
while IL opened at 63 was soon sold down
tn 81. and while tho buying demand was
brisk and y premium of q per cent WAS
for the use of of u frnctioa. over
those sold i'm the regular way. there was
heavy selling Of the stock i'm the early
trading at ~seller~' options OF thrsse days
~ a. much difference an one PER cent
from the regular salcs. The market
closcd dull hut strong mt about the hest
figures. Oregon Short line advanced 81.
consolidated gas 2s4, Denver, Texas and
Fort Worth IA, Burlington and Chicago
gas IL.
Governments bonds were dull and firm.
Petroleum Opened strong at 1O4A and
moved up to los. The price declined to
1O4X but the market closed Arm at 1O4Is.
Stock MISUNDERSTANDING: 1O43z; high
est los lowest 1O4H: closing lO4L.
Consolidated = Opening ~
1O4x; highest, 1857 ;lowest, lOAz closing.
Total sales AL 90 burrels,
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the sARRIERE EXAMINATION.



Special Correspondence Of the standard.
BUTTE, Dec. THE examination i'm
the Barricre CASE was resumed ut 2 o'clock
this afternoon, having been postponed
not be attended to this morning, since
Judge Newkir was busy issuing warrants
for the witnesses of the prizcfiRht. Attor-
ncy Charles O'Donnell joined the prose-
cution to-day as am assistant to the county
had been taken i'm order to allow the court
time to consult the authorities and study
tire testimony Of n child 4 years and 2
months old. The court said that he had
fully considered the matter and had de-
cided to have the child questioned as to
her knowledge. He would have the child
examined as to her ability and as To
w Sa..a1s Of rh an hs ss,S Amy A nnSwlsaT sa Fl sfs
asked the child il she knew Joe Barriere.
The y shi,d nodded Id. horu-,
"Sittin' ON the chair"
"Point him out"
The child pointed him out.
"What ~ your naine""
"Where is yolr mammal"
Attorney Mcbride accused the prs,s.cu-
tion of having trained the child IN - Ger.
tain set of questions. Attorney O'Donncll
HAS this man anything to do will, this
casc?' asked Attorney Haldorn. pointing
"Yes, have" numbered ODonncll,
'.and you will find it out before ! get
through"
.You act IA administrators, I SUPPOSE"
asked Attorney Haldorn.
~ act as counsel. l will have no insult
ing remarks"
Il will maintain courtesy i'm this court"
said the Judge. "Sit down. l will have
4 ORDER"
The defense claimcd that il had not
been notified of the association of Attor-
ney O'Donnell i'm the case.
The child was further examined and in
answer tn questions said that her mamma
was in N big hole, that she saw men put
her Their, and that Joe shot hcr
mamma with "a gum. On cross-exarnina
ton she said she wa in the cabin i'm the
rear OF the house when the gun
was fired and that when she went to the
house her mother was lying OH the bed
and said he did not believe she had any
idea of the nature of an oath. He wished
time TO examine authorities on the qucs
ton whether n child's testimony should
he received when the oath is not inder
stood, and the case was continued unit
Friday.
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ST. PACT, Dec. E.-The Psoneer Press
special from Pierre says hat Governor
Ai1lettc returned tn day from the districts
wherr de~titution has been reported and
says he linda yhings not so had as he
feared. In Miner and Fosslk counties
there was almost u total failure OF crops
and i'm portions Of adjacent counties
there are many cases of absolute destitl-
ton aud would have becn suffering bat
tor the prompt assistance furnished. The
people. are healthy and I'm good spirits.
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4 Mine superintendent Murdered.

Ell PAso. Texas, Dec. E.-Captain
Webster, an Englishman, superintendent
of La Biarca mine, near Pachuca, Mexico,
was on Tuesday waylaid and stabbed Ia
death while passing trough Santa Ger
tr,ides' canyon. The English minister j.
investigating the. ma tier.
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LONDON. Dec. 17.-Advices from Shaug-
hal are tn the effect that several high Of
hcials, implicated i'm "a futile attcnpt to
assassinatc the king of Corca. who il re-
ported a. desiring tn aislicate i'm favor uf
Prince Hin Tung Gyikand, have been ex-
lied to Hong Kong.
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BLUFFS, Dec. E.-R. II. Hunt
ingdon. city clerk, il short in his accounts,
and has resigned. The shortage at present
amounts tn $1OO. which his boUdsmen
have paid. Gambling was the cause of
his dow mall.
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FATALLY p,~.,ru ssx ,st. som.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. E.|Gcorge Guthcr,ag.
30 years was to-day fatally beaten by his
son Emil. aged l.. The hoy hears "A bad
reputation. The quarrel arose over TIA"
refusal of his mother Ia furnish him with
money.
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Consul Lows. sn Trouble.

LONDON. Dec. lit il reported from
Tangiers that owing tn the action of Con-
Washington demanding that d.. be re-
called.
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Mrs. Warren has neatly and Hastily r.
fitted the Oakland House on East Second
street. formcraly known ~ the Saratoga
Hotel. Desirable rooms can be had ON
terms.
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An Expr-.. s,n.. ,,.h,.-s.

A ANGELO. Tex. Dcc.-Fivc men en-
tered the Express office at Brownwood
Sunday night. knocked the night clerk
scnseles> and robl,ssl the safe Of S1O,uDO.
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CHICAGO. Dec. IA. T.. Mack. late
secretary ut the Arranum Building. Loan
and Homestead association il missing
with about $3.50 OF the associatiou's
money. Mack il supposed tn be i'm Cam
ntla.
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The celebrated Wilson Bros. dress
shirts nj Estes 4 Connclls. also the beau
tiful Manhattan dress shirts.
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Notice,

All parties indebted to Mert Emmon- or
e.. Carlson & Co.. will call at Anaconda
Beer hall and settle their Front
street near Oak.
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The pre.tJ~ns.. NEPHEW,

Chicago. Dec. I.-william Sheets Har-
risou, nephew ~ President Harrison. died
at his home at River Forrest to-day after
n brief illness.
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TO RENT.

A four roomed house i'm good repair.
Apply To- Mrs. Featherly, - West Granite
street. Butte.
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Copper. dull, easier; lake, Dec. $13.75.
Lead. dull, firm domestic. $3.50.
Tin. quiet, about steady straits S21.25.
Philadelphia: Wool unchanged.
BOSTON, Dec. E.-Therc WAS n con-
fdent and strong tone tai the wool market
to-day without any speculative feeling.
Territory. Texas and Caiifor' in woods are.
moving at unchanged prices. In pulled
woods there has been sales of choice super
at :sIss 40, fair to good slIpers at :ssr:5 and
extras pulled 22es2s. Foreign woods firm.
Boston: Closing:
Ath. Tpk. LIST "a ii6 Mex. Cen. Com -. IL
" Ind grnt 4" ... " bond scrip. go.
Z" railroad ..... ,34is " LIST Nor. BIDS. 69i
Burlington ......... In; "a San Diego $500. l?ts
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brotherhood Playing l,ui-..

New York. Dec. 17.-At the afternoon
session of the Ba~llplaycrs' League the re-
port of the committee on playing rules
was taken mp. The most important
change was the provision tn have two urn-
pires, one bchind the bat and the other in
the field. The pitchers box is enlarged
to 6x4 feet. Tim Kecfe's hall was adopted.
Al the evening session ON the adoption
of the report of ttis. law committee. Judge
Henry Bacon WAS engaged as general
counsel Of the league. with power To en-
ploy the hest legal talent i'm the various
cities. Judge Bacon was instructed To
carry ON not only n defensive hut agRrss-
sive campaign. The constitution aud ar
ticles of agreement were adopted and
signed for the clubs by their representa-
tiVes on the hoard OF directors. The
convention adjourned until March.
The place of meeting will be
munic was received from
st. LOUIS i'm relation To application for
membership. and il is likely there will
bc none. AS Pittsburg, N doubtful city, has
come Onward with its 5000 and signed
the constitution and articles of agree
nient with the other clubs.
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For Rent.

For Rent.
One-half, Of u large wc~il-vcntilatcd cell
lar, suitable for storage. Inquire of Ctsas.
Bertsch. Silver Bow Brewery saloon, An
aconda Montana.