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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
Shooting ARRAY in Iowa. Result
ing in the Death of the Assailant.

ing III CHe DedtH Oh TIC ASSaIIant.
Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES, To-, June 1O.-Henry
McCarter, postmaster at Green Center,
a village in the southeast corner of
Iowa county, was shot by man named
Hodge yesterday morning, and lies at
the point of death. Hodge is county
charge, who was angry because Nc
Carter had not secured for him his
monthly allowance from the county.
The constable and posse of men tried
to arrest Hodge, but he locked himself
in his house and refused to open the
door. The officers shot through the
door and killed him.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
A Pioneer Dead.

ASHLAND, Wis, June 1O.-Mayor
Beaser to-day received information of
the death of his mother, Mrs. Laura A.
Wilson, at Eureka Springs. Ark. Mrs.
Wilson was one of the first women that
came through trackless forests to Ash
land with the early pioneers of this
county. She was siXty-one years of
age.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Duluth & Iron Range
SPECIAL to the Globe.

DULUTH, June 10.-The Duluth s.
Iron Range Railroad company held its
annual meeting here this afternoon, and
elected all the old officers except Vice
President r. b. Lee, who was made di-
rector and member of the executive
com mittee in place Of G. S0wer. Supt.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Will Remove the Export Duty.

OTTAWA, Ont, June 10.-The do
minion government has decided to re-
move the export duty on logs eleven
inches and under cut in Canada by
American lumbermen and hauled to
mills on the American side.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Food for the Fishes.

Special to the Globe.
LITTLE FALLS, June 1O.-An unoc-
cupied planning mill near the depot,
owned by Farrand & Hamilton, of Belle
Prairie. burned at o'clock this morn
ing. Loss not reported.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Generous Irishmen.

LONDON, June 1O.-The lord mayor of
Dublin has requested the mayor of Cork
to act in cooperation with him in rails
ing a fund for the Conemaugh valley
sufferers
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
"A Treasurer Resigns,

Special to the Globe.
DEs MONIES, To-, June 10.-E. D.
Stedman, treasurer of Benton county,
resigned Saturday, and the board Of
supervisors appointed Alex Runyon, of
Shellsburg, to the vacancy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Will Nullify Milan's Divorce.

BELGRADE, June 1O.-Metropolitan
Michael will soon grant decree nulli-
flying the divorce obtained by Milan
from Natalie. The ex-queen will then
return to Servia.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
A Family Quarrel.

CHARLEsTowN, W. Va, June 1O.-J.
W. Smith was shot dead by Samuel
Cronheiker, in Roane county, Friday,
during family quarrel. The parties
are leadidg citizens.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Sunday School Association.

Special to the Globe.
W1NoNA. June 10.-The twenty-first
annual convention of the WinOna County
Sunday School association opens at
Stockton tomorrow morning in the
Methodist church and will asttw0 days.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
EnjOined.
Special to the Globe.

T ORToNvILLE, June 10.-The county
commissioners of Big Stone county were
to-day enioined from considering the
petition asking for a removal of the
county seat from this place to Clinton.
Irregularities in giving notice of the
special meeting and illegal action in
refusing to remove names from the pc
tition by power of attornew are alleged.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
War Ship Ordered to Haytf.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The United
States ship Ossipee, now at st. Nicholas
Mole, Hayti, has been ordered to pro-
state of affairs there. and report to the
department.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Suit for Personal Injuries,

Special to the Globe.
RED WING. June 10.-Suit has been
instituted against the city by Mrs. o.
Overson, who fell on a sidewalk last
winter near Judge Wilder's residence,
breaking an arm, to recover So, 100 dam
ages.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Assigned to Another Field.

Special to the Globe.
RED WING, June 1O.-Rev.C. j. Lind
berg, who, for some time past has been
in charge of the Catholic church at Bel
videre. has been assigned to take charge
of st. Joseph's Catholic church here, as
successor to Rev. Wenderlin Stulz.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Shut Down.

SpcClHI 10 Cne GIODe.
ASHLAND, Wis, June 10.-1he Iron
King mine, zone of the 'Big Four" of
Gogebic, has shut down,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Tom Jefferson's Snap.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-Jefferson
Thomas has been appointed inspector Of
hulls for the Louisville district.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11

Monument to Emperor Frederick.
BERLIN, June 1O.-A monument in
memory of the late Emperor Frederick
is to be erected in the central buttress
of the Frederick bridge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Assistant District Attorney.

Special to the Globe.
HURON, S. D., June 10.-Joseph B.
Kelly has received official notice of his
appointment as assistant United States
district attorney for Dakota.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11

Carpenter was made vice president.
The Minnesota Iron company held it's
annual meeting at the same time, but
made no change except in the case Of
G. SOWer, who was succeeded by Il. Il.
Lee.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Plans ofGerman Socialists.

BERLIN, June 1O.-Herren Bebel and
Liebknecht and other leading socialist
members of the reichstag will attend
the socialist congress in Paris.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11

Westphalian Miners Organize.
BERLIN, June 10.-The miners in
Westphalia have formed a Mutual Pro-
lection society and are about to start a
newspaper in support of their interests.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11

Servia's King to Be Crowned.
BELGRADE. June 1O.-The King of
Servia will be crowned in the convent
of Sitcha, on June 26.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Floods in New England.

BosToN, June 10.-StOrms throughout
New England to-day caused considera-
BILE damage by water.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-11
Will Sell and Build Again.

Special to the CLIQUE.
RED WING, June 1O.-The city council
has voted to sell the present First ward
engine house and city jail property, and
devote the proceeds to building a new
engine house and city Jail on the city
hall lot on Fourth street.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24
Sln9ltn9ena Mdnneru
mtr5
St@ere SetlMm8 8aramtitt.

Die f@redliden GoIsen Der susenbfanben,
Gef6le9tsi6pdde beruriadenb, poburd @eif
unb &orper ruiairt peroen, permament ae=
bettt. Seraflopfen, Sdidternbeit, Samsn.
abIub, @ebd@tni6i6bade, 8erIuf Der @ner.
gle, abnetsuns sesen @eieafdaft unb M.Iau.
dolie sriinblid turirt.
8erbeirotbete Mdnner, ODER foIds.
bic ft6 perbeiratben molten, bic in Golsel bon
Snbiscretion in Der Sa9enb an @efdle@ts- nnS
@erbenf6pd9e Ieiben, werben sriinblid furirt.
aeine MineraIien einseaebem.
5unge Mdnner, bic tire 8eit nit unfdbisen
3euten beri@penbet unO fi@ babur9 Rranf-
beiten bes RopfeS. bet Naie, pes 9aIieS, Der
.0eber, Qunsen, @inseipeioe unb bes Maaens
susesosen baben, tperoen fduea turirt.
eabt @u9 nidt bur9 falf@es sdamsefabl
abbalten, fofprt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-05-24

3ige lanfe Ell r~egemdBig SuI4en Gan Mntono nno ct. Qonis.
SMe brMGen San Antcmo um 5A5 8orm. nit SULLIVAN 8ufet Gar one BebfI bis
ct 2ouS bia Eeniom.
8Me bedaHn San Mnnn um 800 3adm. nit Yuuman 8uFd Gar ome BedI bis
Ct 2puis bia Sun gounain 8abn, unb mad aanfas 9th Sa DENTON one gSs9hd.
3hge berIafn Gan anhnm nm I'll @adn. nit &uanan Buffet S9Infmagsn Bis 2areop,
MAIDEN gerbtnouns nit Durb. S9mfpa9n mad Neuto bia Ierean NaionaL8abn.
J. S MAC NAMARA, VIC RGSBY,
Stde-Ggmt 4ampmann @ebdnbe. Sidd.agent S. & g. 81 Depot.
THOS. F. FISHER, General gsnt 2arbo, Syas.
J.E. GALBRATH, DID,. PRICE,
General Tahasir G Stdet Mant Afffent General BaNagnr C Siet aecnt.
III. EDDY, General Maaase, @akfins Ssras.
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OELRICHS h 90.
Sine ppr5ii9li6e @elesenbeit

aur 1teberfabrt awiiden Deutf6Ianb unb Sine,
rita bietet bic bewdbrte unb beliebte Baltimore
2inie bes
N%orooemff6en Slopo.
Ste ribmIidt ~befannten, neuem unb erp,ob.
ten Poabampfer Aiefer einie fabren reseImdbis
pD6sntlid spifden
Baltimore ttn0 8rentett
-birect,-
uub nebmeu @aHaaiere au febr biuiaen Nreileu.
@ute @erpaesuns! @rObtmoslidae Cider.
beiti Dolmetider besIeiten bic ginpanberer
auf Der &eiie nod benz @eifen. 8is Gnbe 1888
purben nit Nobb Dampfern
1SS5,513 Naifagiere
sliidIid iiber ben Ocean beforbert, aepib Elm
guteS 5eusnib fir bic 8eIiebtbeit biefer 9inie.
8eitere ausfunft ertbeiGen:
VI. gdnmad5er 81 Co., General. gaenten,
3o. 3 Siio. Sab Strabe, Baltimore, Mb.
@ua. Gidembnre, General . gaenf,
SO. 104 Fifth Avenue, Gbieaao, Sus.,
pber berea Wertretcr TIM Snlanbe.
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0Bs9s9ES5aER.lpN
bremen
NETWORK!
S6neuoampffrfabrt!
Surge Gee &etle In rteur Sager
awiiqsn
8remten ato Netp Norr
Die bsrtbmten @dneIbampfer
AlIer, TraVe, Saale, Ems, Elder
Werra, Fulda, Elbe, Lain.
enmmabenbs umb @ittpu9s but
Baeaen.
ennmabenns aab Nttina9s bon
Neu 0nrf.
Bremen 1T iebr bequem far Rei5enbs
selesen unb BON Wremen aus fam man
in febr turaer 3ett idmmtlide Stdbtt
Deutidlanbs, Oeferreids unb Der
99mei3 erreiden. lie Sdneabampfer
bes Norbeutiden 2lohD fnb nit beionbes
rer Beradfdtisuns Der 3wiidenbeds.
Yafasiere unb 3weiter @ajite poHa.
siere sebuut, huben hObe gertede, Dor,
5aalide Bentilaticn unb cine ausoeseiGs
nete gerpf1esuns.
Wfehr ale
100000
Yafasiere baben nit ben Dampfern bes
WOrb6eutiden 2losb bic @eife iber's
Meer fiber unb gut 5uradsr1est. Des
gen Yreiie unb metterer Snformatipn
weube man f@ an
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Bombing Green, Wem Oorl
IS. $. gouns, 6. @rieienbed, Suao &
S1meIber unb s. g. .Macsfamara, 80. 2sk
@omimereelrabe, Nsenten fir Gan Nntonio.
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Mofe &apbael, Ngent fir Soufon.
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ten fur 9eu.Braunfels.
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D R. WASSERZU G..
auconiultiren.
No. 734 Glm=Str., 9alas, yeras

NHe 8eheimen Rranfbeiten curirt.
Rrompte aufmerffamfeit Rorresponbenaen ae.
f9enft. Melbet mir Ote Sbmptome uno Mebi
tin ipirb unberaisli@ C o. D. berianbt. Or.
@afersus 1T elm @rabuirter Dipfom in feiner
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ti3irt feit Sahren in Dallas. , s.tam
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05
4 Romantic Union IBrok ~.

Oxford Corr. Utica Herald.
Harvey Dcyo. who died at the Cllenango
county poor house "a few days since AT the
age of NJ years. was n former resident of
Our town and the husband of the woman.
Amanda Deyo. who died at the same
place about "A year ago. am account of
which, along with the wonan's history.
was widely published at the time. This
str nge omar il will be member
was the daughter of "a man of large wealth
i'm one of the great cities. and aftcrwarsI "A
many times millionaire. The woman was
young. educated and accomplished: the
uian-who died in our poor house the
other day-was uiicd,icutcd. unacconi-
plished and every way unattractive and "a
mental hireling. followed the young
woman to Saratoga by a mutual agree
ment. when "a life long union was secured
through "a clandcstinc marriage. The
couple afterwards came to our town and
lived "A secluded life for many years i'm "a
rude hut far back i'm the forest on the side
of the mountain ut South Oxford. and
where the strangely infatuated! woman
continued to live with and cling to the
man of her choice. turning "A deaf ear Ia
invitations. rculonstrance and eutreaty Ia
return to her city home of ease and affiu-
cuce. and until ovcrtlken 10y sickness and
extreme dcstitutiou. the two went together
tn TIA. place of last resort. the paupcr's
home. and continued to live together until
separated by death.
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WORK or
How u haas lssSolutionisrs the Condition
of WOrkingNnen.

an... A. ~. NORTHUMBERLAND ~.
"r
IN thc hsnuiaet're ot noots anu snoes
I'm WITH """ """' y
.,. . - -
can do th. worL IF "a Hnx,n.Lor Ix Iii
MAJ ~
will dies M unrL., - a.. ..n,r ~
three by old m.thods.
I'm leather nnnnfact,,r,, m,o<lcrn methods
have. reduced I'M. necessary number Of
workers from five. to sJ ,nr cent.
A Garnet u,,nsurinu and brushing ma
chine with one operator will do the. work
of 10 men 10y the old methods.
In the manufacture of flour, modern inn
proyc,ncuts save -, ,er cent. of I'm. man
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18utte ~lssss~iIs.

bUus( sssessbps
special tn the standard.
Butte, Sept The fire company met
tonight and recommended that Frank
Murray In appointed fire marshall. A
great many of thu citizens think Marshall
O'Brien, who has served the city so long
and so faithfully, should hc retained.
w. u. O'Lcary of Anaconda was In
town last night tn meet his family, who
entiy reside. i'm Anaconda h.r.',f,cr.
A marriage LICENSE has been ISSUED tn
John Harrington and Julia Harrington.
The p~rospectivc groom's father married ~
Miss Harrington, SD that the son Is hut
following the fathers example.
The Miners union propose tai enlarge
their library ny the addition OF about one
thousand dollars worth Of hooks. This is
largely the result Of energetic work ON the
part of w. r.. Dccney, TREASURER. and r.. j.
Hickey. financial secretary.
tee met yesterday afternoon and per-
mancntly organized for the c~arnIaign.
The following officers wcrr elected: w.
IL. McCabc, chairman; 4. y. Gosman,
secretary J. Ross Clark, treasurer. Mr..
Chris N~cisllcr having declined the nonii-
nation Tor representative i'm the lcgisla-
w. j. Psnrose of the Mining Journoi was
unanimously chosen tai take his place ON
About II o'clock tonight the. motor on
Park street struck a valuable team be-
longing to the American Express conn
paIy. The horses wor,, both thrown into
StWtT eNfoNttNhl anu SsFiptiStN NJ
jurssi. Considerable difficulty was cNpsr-
fenced in cxtricating the animals. Thc
il threatened with another suit
for damages.
The announcement i'm yesterdays STAN
DARD To the effect that J.J. Hill will resign
the presidency of the Manitoba. created
no little surprise in commercial and rail-
way circles here.
Some newspapers having asserted that
ID. j. HcIuncssy intended declining the
democratic nomination of state senator,
the SrANDARD's corrcsi ondcnt questioned
MIR. HcnncS>y as to his Intentions. "Eou
can say" said hc. ''that l am i'm the field
To stay. intend to accept the nominal
ton and will do my hest to win"
Private detectives have been detailed tn
watch for the firs'b,Igs who infcst the city.
and should the %incentliaris.s tn detected
their punishment would undoubtedly In
summary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05
.,siice Court Affairs at Butte.

specify n the Stanuaru.
Butte. Sept. affairs at the police
coust were comparatively quiet to-day,
though Galena street furnished it's usual
quota of spicy cases. II. X. Mandcrcr. "a
gay and festive gent, who claims to make
"A good living by umpi a piano in GER
tain resorts in the "bad lands," was fined
S21 80 for stealing a pistol from his mis-
tress.
himself up on Main street and went To
sleep. He was gathered i'm, and Judge
Ncwkirk sentenced him to work seven
days for the city in payment tor his lodG-
ing.
liquor to minors. He was discharged.
Kitty Doe, N fractions Galena street
damscl, was fined So and costs for disturb
ing the peace.
Tom Lynch had an alteration with am
other individual and hurled u carving
he was assessed s. and costs for his bad
aim.
+. Reedcr. for Strengthening cattle inside
the city limits was fined $40 and costs.
Two cinnamon arr, i'm tho ice box for
violent and Incorporate
On Tuesday night a deputy sheriff on
the look-olIt for fire bugs. noticed two men
buildings and acting in a suspicious man
ner. When he undertook to arrest them.
one of the fellows started to run ana only
stoppcd when the officer fired two bullets
after him. Yesterday morning. the fellow
who tried so hard tn get away from the
officer. was arraigncd before Judge Hop
kius ON the charge of vagroTcy ana sent
up for twenty days. He gave the name of
ID. Hopkins. His partner }. *. Johnson
will have his trial tomorrow. Owing tn
the frequency of incendiary fires i'm this
City of late, the officers are very alert ana
will arrest all suspicious characters.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05

BUTTE, Sept. 4.-The Miners union
election closed last evening at 4 O'Clock
and n counting of the ballots showed that
1,972 votes had been cast, the largest num-
bier ever known i'm the history of the
union. The counting of the votes was
not completed until after midnight, when
the officers were found tn bc
elected tn serve the ensuing six months
President. ID. ID. Murphy; vicc-prcsidcnt,
Joseph Thonas; recording secretary,
James Brown; financial secretary. James
Met ann I; treasurer. Richard T.. Williams;
CONDUCTOR, Owen Dolan; warslcn. John
Shovcl: finance committee, Phil j.
Hickey. j.. III. Wilkinson and Daniel Drew,
The officers who retire. after six months
of prosperous conduct of the Unions af.
vice-presideut. Michael McEvicttc: re-
cor,iing secretary. James Brown; finan-
cial secretary, Phil j. Hickey treasurer
w. Z. Dcency; conductor. NJ. T.. Murphy
warden, Michocl Shea.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-05
BELLS.

Deer Ledge society Witnessed the Mar
riax- nj Two social Favorite~-
Special to the standard.
DEER LoDGE. Sept. Alt he will we'll for
voters To remember that registration will
probably close at 10 o'clock on lhe even-
ing of the 14sh of September instead of
the 18TH. The 18th of September comes
ON Sunday. and the registry uRcnts will
not keep the offices open on that day.
ond even IL they did allow persons tn reg
lister On that day, il would be of doubtful
legality.
The marriage of ii. b. Davis tai Miss
Lizzie Voolfolk took place this morning
cording tn annoucement. DIR. Mcmillan.
of the College of Montana. i'm his happy,
feiicitoMs style. joined the parties i'm we'd
ance with the wish of those most nearly
interested; and was WITNESSED by about
we're j. Z. Bradley Of 81. Louis and Al.
whitworth Of Deer Lodge and the brides.
the bride and Miss Lizzie Stuie, both of
Deer Lodge. The church inside was
handsomely and tastcfnily decorated with
pulpit was ~ fence of evergrss'ns with a
double gate i'm the center. As the bridal
party filed i'm two little girls opened the
gates and allowed the party to- pass into
he inclosure where the ceremony was
performed. Two other little girls preceded
Mrs. ID. j. Mcmillan presided at the pipe
organ. After the ceremony. music arp-c
with its voiuptIioi;s swell and all faces
were radiant with happiness at the con.
clusion of that which joins for life two of
the hest young people of Deer Lodge. The
bridal party then repaired to the residence
of the bride To partakc of breakfast. At
1O::D o'clock Mr.. Davis and his bride took
the train for the south, going first il is UNI
dcrstocsl, tn Salt Lake thence To san
Francisco and thence to Portland and
Oregon.
Tn written assignment Of Harry l..
Rogers, bankcro of Ph~ilipsburg. was made
tai Eugene Smith of that place and was
placed on record last night. 1t is "a gene
raj assignment without giving preference
to any CREDITOR. and does not disclose
what amount of property is assigned or
what the assets are.
Every person! spoke well of the STAND
ARD this morning. "(soOd paper" 1.-THE
hest paper i'm the territory" and such like
Expressions are heard on all sides. One
hundred copies were taken inside "a half
hour.
III. r. Titus, county attorney OF Deer
Lodge county, came up this morning tn
remain with the board of commissioner
as long as they are i'm session.
John McCarty, deputy sheriff of Ana
conda, is down trying to stand of the
board of commissioners.
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Mr.. Frank Kennedy has been noInin-
ated 10y the county central committees for
joint member for Bcavcrhcad and Deer
oslg Mr.. Kcnnc,ly's warm friends in
Anaconda will congratulate him. whileall
will agree. that in selecting him as candi-
date, the committees made an admirable
choice. Mr.. Kennedy resides in this city,
and takes AN a"tiv" part in all that CON
ness man, and il identified with the prop
crty interests of the county. He will do
excellent service in the lower house. and
Deer Lo,lg. county counincrds him with
out reserve tn the hearty support of the
voters in Bcaverhcad.
The following excellent precinct ticket
was nominated by the democrats last
evening": For Justices of the Peace. II. -.
Brcnuan. Charles Aspiring; for Con
stables, Frank O'Bri'n. u. j. Boyle.
Fresh select oysters. first in market.
street.
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TOLD IN A LINE OR TWO.
Hawes's photographs.

Hawes's photographs.
Creamery butter at G.. NJ. PARIS.
Baby carriages al cost at the Bee Hive.
Picture France made to order at the Bee
Hive.
Buswcll, the matchmaker. at the Bee
Hive.
Locks repaired and keys fitted at the
Go to Halves for fine work i'm photo
graphs.
Dressed spring chicken on ice at C.. NJ.
Call at c. NJ. PARIS for fine confcc-
tionaries.
Excellent is the finish of Hawes's photo
Have You seen those fine hanging lamps
at the Bee Hive:
Estes & Council nave received their new
fall stock of clothing.
photographs i'm all the latest novelties
mt Hawes' Palace Studio.
For style, good goods and "a perfect fit.
go to Estes & Connell's for your clothing.
Fresh select oysters, first i'm market.
just received at Sam ~Pramenko's, FIRST
street.
New underwear, over-shirts. neck wear,
hats and caps, boots and shoes, at Estes
&
After the 18th inst. Mr.. ID. f. Nathan
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the ST. Louis market daily.
If you want "a good Domestic, Imported
or Key West cigar, go To ID. Tictjen's
cigar store, corner LIST and Oak streets.
Anaconda.
Estes & Connell are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all h want first
class goods.
If you want "a suit of clothes made to
order call at Estes 4 onnell They have
over 300 samples to- select from. and guar
antee IA perfect fit.
Il. F. Mahan is agent for the Alps Min
ing Company stock-thc rich goid mine
OH Harvey Creek. The stock is selling at
present at ten cents.
w. j. johnson having purchased the
fixtures of the Cornelius saloon on Main
street, has restockcd the place and put
John euler in charge.
+. proprietor of the Anaconda
Furniture Store, has just opened up one
of the finest lines of furniture at the low
est prices i'm Anaconda.
For new sailors turbans. toques and all
the latest novelties i'm fall millinery. go tn
Mrs. L. Ii. Mallory on Main street. oppo-
site Montana hotel.
j. r. Murray has closed the hotel barber
shop. and having recently purchased JAS.
McNulty's cigar store. is now ~dcvoting his
attention to that business.
The Montana Lumber & Produce COM
pany will name you bottom prices on hay.
grain and feed in large and small lots.
They carry the largest stock i'm town.
The new hall OH First street. built 10y
T.. Evans. will he completed befor,
the end of the week. Ii * 28x56 feet i'm
George Barich has moved his grocer.
store tn the brick building opposite his old
stand on First street. The new premises
are neatly and conveniently fitted up and
the stock is materially increased.
Noble 4 Ehrct are completing arrangc
m asrnon to e i Thn, their S Pa fn mill to An n
|. make a visit to- his boyhood home in Al.
SAGE. Germany. as soon as he il Released
from business here.