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one of tho most
sensational that has
lately taken place
in the U it d
States. A singular
fea ture of tho
whole business has
been the fact that
the maid whose at
tractiveness caused
The violent death
of one man and
brought another
into the shadow of
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
The Slayer of Dawson.

Here is portrait Of Mellow, the Charles
ton, S. c., man who killed Capt. Dawson,
editor Of The News and Courier, during an
alteration between the two over McDow's
attentions to Swiss maid in the employ of
the EDITORS wife. The story Of the crime has
often iaan told cnd the trial of Mellow 1vaS
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

~ - - - ~@N
calyx, or cup which
holds them, turns yell
low and then red; and
it is this which con-
tains the young, I'M
ripe seed, to which we
givethename of Glove.
The Germans call the
spice little nails"
from the shape. The
red cloves are beaten
down from the tree
and dried in the sun,
as, if allowed to re-
main on the tree till
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

The Glove belongs to the myrtle family, and
has large, bright green leaves. The flowers
are Of a delicate peach blossom color, and
grow in a bunch at the very end of the
branches When the petals begin to fade the
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

OW shall a lone wo-
man in a big city
earn a livelihood
is a question often
asked and practi-
cally ans W cred
daily by thousands
, and ten of thou
! sands Of the lone
: women themselves
; In the various big
: cities of the civil
. lied world. The
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
THE TuRNvERElN.

Attention Has Been Called to It by the
Twenty-6ffh Annual Meeting in America,
The twenty fifth national Turnerfest held
recently il Cincinnati calls attention to the
methods of developing the body in vogue
with the Germans There is perhaps no
country in the world where 50 much atten-
ton is paid to physical culture as in Ger
many. This systematic training of the body
is commenced when the children are quite
young.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
~.ta-.r, Amuseneu,-

Depot OHcial-I regret 70 say. HsdnIn.
that you have missed connections and there
viii be 10 train north for SIX hours
Lady T-aveser-0ery well II yon vii Dir
rec. ne to tia nearest large dry goods esSAb-
lishrnen, VIII buy something and spend the
time waiting fer my chAnge-Burhngton
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

TIE GLOVE TREE AND IT'S BLOSSOMS.
the fruit is ripe, much of the flavor is lost
Every part of the tree is highly scented, and
the leaf stalks have almost as strong taste
as the calyx.
The Glove tree is native Of the Molucca.
Islands, and is cultivated IN Sumatra, Bour
bon and some parts Of the West Indies
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
THE lhTE MRS. HAYES.
Sketch of Woman Whose Presence Once
Adorned the White House.

The late Mrs. Hayes was born in Chilli
cothe, O., in 1851 The daughter of DR..
James Webb and Maria Cook Webb, Lucy
Ware inherited from her mother, who was
woman of great force of character and deep
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
lie Knew That Before.

the gallows has retained her position as maid
IL Mr.. Dawson's family through it az
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
ODD WORK FOR WOMEN.
SOME OF TIE WAYS THEY EARN
THEIR BREAD IN CITIES.

How Young Woman Made New In
dustry of Caring for Expensive Lamps.
The Buster and the Window Gardener
and Their Work.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Husband-WeI, my dear, what did the
magnetic physician say TO youi
Wife-He says I am a sick woman, and
that my nervous system is not il equilibrium
BE says am too positive
Husband Humph could have told you
that and saved couple of dollars--New
York Sun
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

Mr. Maapropos at the baseball game)-
Miss Joues-Alice, viii you be minei
Miss Jones severely - Ar. AalapropoS
with the score / 10 against the home nine in
the ninth inning, the bases full, two OF our
men out and Bangit st the bat with two
strikes and three balls against him, am in
doBbis a. TO whether am married or single.
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

down to the ground.
Thrusts, parties, guards,
lunges to the front, back
and either side, sweep
ing motions right and
left follow in rapid sue.
cession, and the utmost
grace Of movement Of
body accompanies each
motion. Except the mo-
notonous tones of the
drill master, not a word
is spoken. After these
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
A NEW BRUNSWICK EXHIBITION.
1t Will Be an Entertaining Feature of the
Month OF July.

Ii st. Johns, n. B., they are soon to have
an electric exhibition which will illustrate to
the citizens of that region and TO visitors
what has been going on lately in the world of
practical science
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21
YOUNG FOLKS COLUMN.
INSTRUCTION AND ENTERTAINER
FOR OUR BOYS AND GIRLS.
An Informal Introduction to a Few of the
Most Powerful Members of That Large
Family to Which Our Domestic Cat Be

In the belief that there may be some of our
youthful readers, as yet unaware of the an
tecedents Of our domestic puss and her ex-
tended circle of relatives, venture to intro
duce few Of the wilder members of her
far,ilv 70 nnfina
Wichita eagle., 1889-07-21

religious convictions, that high sense Of prin-
ciple and steadfascneS which characterized
her She WAS graduated in 1852 st the IVES
leyau Female seminary, az Cincinnati, and
six months later married Mr.. Hayes Nine
years passed and her husband vas at the
front in war time in West Virginia After
the hattie Of South Mountain. IN which he
was wounded. his wife met Kim at Middle
town, Nd, and nurssd him. During tho war
she was interchangeable in her efforts in behalf
of disabled soldiers, spending much OF her
time In the hospitals After tie war she be-
came one ot the orizinatcrs Of the Ohi9 Sol-
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BILLY HALL IN QUOD
4 SilveP Bow County Commissioner DIS.
9Iaces His once and His Party.
Arresaea for Draake1aess and Carrying
C0neea1ed We -tW rhrOW
Up His Haess by aa
O0lrsr.
Sn,cinl a, the Standard,

Especial TAI the Standard.
BUTTE. Oct. 16.-William f.. Hall. n
emh OF the ~canvass.nR board which
counted the democrats party out Of the
Legislature and the republican party i'm.
was arrested tonight for and
carrying concealed
He had been walking around town all
day with N chip OH his shoulder, fig,ira-
lively speaking. accompanied by a body
guard, and had engaged loudly i'm talk
and abuse. Having visited the saloons
freely IL is stated that he was quite full
on reaching the corner of Main and Park
streets this evening. Officer Doyle caught
sight of the handle Of the revolver i'm his
pocket, and going up to him said: "fou
are under arrest; throw up your hands,"
what for 2" said Hall.
drunkenness and carrying concealed
weapons" said the officer.
Hall threw up his hands, his gun was
taken away, and he was taken tn the coun-
~ Jail, accompanied by his friends. He
obstinatcly refused To give bonds, dcclar-
ing he would have the hill down to avcnge
him. Accordingly he was locked up i'm
Jail.
Chief Smith said tonight: "If the
president Of the United States comes here
and gets drunk, I'll have hin, ARRESTED.
One man il as good as another i'm my
eyes, and n county commissioning is no
better than ~ common druIkard IL Tie
acts like one."
Hall will bc arraigned in the morning.
Later this evening he was taken out 10y
Deputy Nichols and is supposed to have
given bonds.
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SPOKANE FALLS GOSSIP.

FavOrites For Omitted states Senator-A
Fathers Unnatural Crime.
Special tn the standard.
FALLS, Oct. 6.-CanctIs of
senator's and representatives elected i'm
Spokane county to-day was by
eight of the ten consulting delegation.
They authorize thc statement that they
are unanimously for :. &. Hyde for
United States Senator. II is believed the
other . are i'm favor OF Hyde. The Stevens
and Douglass county delegations will CO.
operate with Spokane. This delegation
il solid for J. w. FeiGhar for speaker.
John vcgars came to Spokane from
Burke, Idaho, a few days ago acrompa-
MED by his family consisting of his wife
and three daughters. One of the girls 1s
years old had pbeen under taeatment at
Burke for dropsy and came here for better
medical attention. This morning she
gave birth tn u still born child and is herself
in u critical condition. Her father fed
and she says he in the author of her ruin.
The. police think they will catch him.
The hearing i'm the case of Walter Will
lianls. the restaurant man charged with
stealing provisions from the relief COM
nittce, WAS commenced to-day. The tcs-
tiInony showed that u lot of hams, sugar,
coffee, crackers and canned goods were
delivered to him and that he dug "a cellar
and put some of the goods into IL.
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BOWEN IN HARD LUCK.

His MOth~r-tm-law the Only Relic oT -
Once Happy Family.
Special tn the standard.
BILLINGS, Oct. 16.--william II. Morgan.
the man h abducted the wife and two
children Of w. w. Bowen, from Dillon.
during Bowen's absence, and brought
them tn Billings, where he lived with the
woman. has been acquitted by the courts
instruction tn the jury. The charge
against Morgan was adultery. There was
no doubt OF his relations with the woman,
Bowen. rs showed by the testimony, but
the state was unable To prove that Morgan
was u married man except by his own adj
mission made some time previous to the
adultery. The court held that the proof in
adultery must the positive. that the man
has "a wife living at the time of the conn
mission of the ofrense. This was not
shown. and the jury We're therefore i'm
structed To the prisoner, which
IL did: Since Morgan's s.rrcst Bowen has
been living with his family here. Lately,
however, she took her two children and
left for parts unknown. where she prob
ably will now I've joined by Morgan. The
husband has nothing left him hut his
mother-in-law, who is here with him and
whose name is Jane Welsh.
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TOLD IN A LINE.

Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware Co.'S.
Go to Halves for fine work in photo
graphs.
Excellent is the finish Of Hawes's photo-
graphic art.
Guns for rent Mt Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Estes & Connell nave received their new
fall stock of clothing.
Gums and Mt the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
photographs i'm all the latest novelties
at Hawcs's Palace Studio.
go to Estes 4 Connell's for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
New underwear. o~ver-shirts, neck wear,
hats and cnps, boots and shoes, Mt Estes
4 Connell's.
Gums and rifles at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
After the 18th inst. Mr.. b. r. Mahan
will receive the mining stock quotations
of the 81. Louis market daily.
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
II you want a suit of clothes made to
order call mt Estes & Council They have
over 100 samples to select from, and guar
antee a perfect fit.
Call and sec those pushes at aS cents mt
Estes & Connel Mercantile Co.'s
The Montana Lumber & Produce COM
pany will name you bottom PRICES on hay,
They carry the largest stock in town.
Ladies', call and see those 81 cent
pushes now ON sale nj the Estes & Con-
nell Mercantile Co.'s.
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A French Cinderella.

A girl of Is named Marie F~auqueray,
who had long been treated as a Cinderella
by a harsh step-mothcr, suddenly turned
on her tyrant and killed her with u sharp
agricultural implement called u rame.
The affair happened near u village i'm the
department Of the Manchc. France, and
Marie F~atlQIeray was acquitted by u SYM
pathetic jury. who held that she had re-
ceived most brutal treatment and was en-
titled to defend herself. The girl, after
having slain her s~tcpnother, caused u cow
to traInple on the dead body SO as to make
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Funeral at Captain Higgins.

UVHFTHI VI VUt SVaHuATU.
MIssOULA. Oct. 16.-All day the city has
worn a funeral air. occasioncd by the
death of our honorcd townman, Captain
&. p. Higgins. whose remains were laid to
rest this afternoon. All business was sus-
pended during the ~obsequies and every
military and civic order of the city turned
out to swell the ~coicoIrsc that followed
the remains OF the father of oar city to
their last resting place. One hundred
and fortyeight carriages. covering u
distance Of nearly two miles. proclaimed
the esteem i'm which In deceased was
under the immediate supervision of the.
Masoni fraternity of which Mr.. Higgins
had been n time honored One
the absence of John X. Higgins. son Of the
deceased, who is out hunting and has not
yet learned of the death OF his father.
Every effort has been made To find him
hut as yet without effect.
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PERSONAL.

George r. King OF Helena was i'm town
yesterd ny.
Superintendent Carroll of the Anaconda
mine spent yesterday afternoon i'm the
city.
ID. j. Henncssy is a guest i'm Anaconda.
Judge kirkpatrick of Butte Registered at
she Montana yesterday afternoon.
s. Brounstone and wife of San Fran
cisco. r. @. Weeks of Chicago. William
of Elliston and j. X. McRap of
Riverside are among yesterdays arrivals.
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The Evils Of Spanking.


While children are much more indulged
and considered i'm this age than ever he
fore they are still the victims Of n barbar-
Gus custom. / refer to the practice of
whipping us punishment. Though IL has
long since been largely abolished in our
own and other countries as q most inhu-
man mode of punishment, little children
are still beaten, cuifed and spanked by
fond % parents i'm a most u~nconscionable
manner. 1t Is pretty generally conceded
that cutting children on the head or ears
is frequently fraught with the most serious
results, many cases OF deafness and even
brain diseases having arisen from this
practice. Evils quite as grave, I am as
sured by a lady physician of extensive
practice, result from the punishment
known as ''spankin9." Blows given with
more OF less severity and greater or less
frequency i'm the region of the spine will,
she contends, cause serious brain or
spinal trouble.
Moreover the state of the brain and
nervous system have "a great effect upon
the disposition, and the shock which may
possibly cure one fault may. by disorders
ing and deran9inH the nervous system.
produce faults of a muchgraver and more
complicated nature.-Mayic Merrick in
October Ladies' Home Journal.
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LODGE TOPICS


special correspondence Of the standard.
DEER LODGE, Oct. 16.- No business
OF impOrtance was transacted by the
district court to-day. The grand jury dur.
ing the afternoon returned two indict-
mcnts and were discharged for the term.
In all thirty-three indictments were re-
turned. The indictments returned This
afternoon were against George H.. Bell and
William Connors, charging them with
prisoner i'm their charge, they being the
jailors at the Jail here. The indictment
is drafted in accordance with section rs
of cri ninal laws. compiled statutes, which
provides that Every sheriff or Tailor or
person who shall he guilty of wilful in
humanity or oppression tn any prisoner
under his care or custody, shall be fined
in any sum- not sx~cssding 200, and shall
which the prosecution il based are. M far
them, that ON Monday the grand
jury made it's visit into the
Jail and that while in tho
name of John Edwards. After the grand
jury retired from the Jail. Bell accused
Edwards of saying something about him,
which Edwards denied. Bell then brought
over the head with a billy. Edwards
made somercsistance, when William Com
nOrs. the assistant jailer, came to the as
sistance of Bell. Bell himself i'm the
Edwards is badly pounded and hat he
was to the hospital this afternoon.
These are substantially the facts as
learned from the prosecution, upon which
the indictments are based. The defen-
sum Of $500 each. The story OF the defen-
dants has not been heard yet aud may
throw ~ different light upon the subject.
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Subscriptions To the Standard sciH be re-
ssived at the business Office, or at the store Of
Oroceef q King. Main street. Advertising
rates ran b. learned at the business Office,
Standard building, corner Of Main and
Third streets.
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Special to the standard.

BILLINGS. Oct. ia ball was held
here Tonight at the Grand hotel under the
auspices of Bosworth. proprietor, and
William Meagher, Ii was n
very tony affair, all the important people
Of the town turning out tn attend il.
There were many ladies present aud some
OF the dresses were very beautiful. The
Fort kcogh string band was in
having been brought here from the post To
furnish music for the occasion.
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Arrival and Departure of Mails.
THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer i'm
shis city is reported by A. L. Playter,
druggist. First street. The record for yes
terday was: 2 n. m. ID deRrees: IL M, 76
degrees; 4 p. M, 81 degrees; 3 y. ma, ~
degrees.
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ESTES & C0NNELL
Mercantile Co.
Special Bargains for
This Week.

PUSHES.
Silk Plush, IS and Is in.
wide at soc per yard, worth
ooc and 81. "a in. extra
goods at 81 per yard, well
worth $3.50.
SILKS.
Black Faile Silk at 75c,
for this week only. Colored
Faile at CSC per yard.
Black Rhadame Silk for
87Hc per yard. This silk
is actually worth $3.50. We
cannot replace the same
silk for $I.2o.
Surah Silk in all the new
evening shades at 4oc per
yard.
Newline of Colored Sateens
at soc per yard.
NEW DRESS GOODS
Direct from Paris. All
wool Tricot, 40 inches wide
at soc.
All wool Ladies' Cloth,
40 inches wide Ga nice line
of shades) at soc per yard.
Fine all wool imported
Ladies Cloth, 81 in. wide,
at 75c per yard.
Wool Surah in all the
newest fall shades, 40 in.
wide, at soc per yard.
New goods arriving daily
in every department.
ESTES & C0NNELL MER. co.
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The first of thc entertainments tn be
given by the Lowland club is indefinitely
postponed. The managers will announce
the dates for the season us soon as the
schedule il arranged.
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Mr.. Days condition was without
marked change yesterday. He is still
very weak and all visitors are excluded
from his room.
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The Montana Lumber q Produce conn
amy are now receiving large consign-
mo0no Of Lehigh. stove and nut, Colorado,
anthracite and Rock Springs coal selected
a~apecfally for family use. which they are
20 furnish to consumers at bot
8om peSces, in small lots or by the car
Losee z Maxwell are agents for the cell
~hrn1od Red Scbool House shoes. Every
nnir warranted.
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ABOUT n CITY.

The contractors building the new sewer
are up to the city line with the trench.
and are waiting for pipe.
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Extensive repairs are. progressing along
the line Of the fiume running from the
dam above the town to- the upper works.
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LOST.

In Evans opera house during the Alert
ccmpany's ball. a round work basket
lined with blue silk. containing u quantity
of lace work and several trinkets of no
value To any person except the owner,
who prizes them highly as keepsakes.
The finder will he suitably rewarded hy
leaving the basket at the STANDARD office.
For Ladies' and Gents furnishing goods
and u full complete line of clothing. dry
goods and fancy goods at extremely low
prices, attend the bankrupt sale on Satur-
day. OeAober 18th Mt . a.. M. i'm the David
sons new brick block, First street east of
Cherry, Anacond1.
I. v. retritz has purchased q half inter
est i'm tine Anaconda branch of the North
western BottlinR and will con-
duct the business i'm the future. He will
collect all bills due the old also
wall collect all bottles and cases of the
late company.
H .,AHELLER, Pres.
Anaconda, Oct. Is, 1889.
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Wanted

A good table waiter at the Arcade restaur-
ant, corner OF Front and Oak streets.
Anaconda.
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THE

Bold Sp~Ortamen Who Risked Their Lives
For the SAB Of - Bite.
During the seige Of Paris, i'm spite Of the
shells that sang overhead and of the
Prussian sentinels OH the lookout for a
mark. n great many of these bold sports
men risked their lives outside the city for
tifications and went taquiner lie gonjon
on the banks of the Seine, says All the
Year Round. These are the enthusiastic
anglers who count the lays and nights to
the opening day, and who pass the Oft
season i'm a state OF settled melancholy.
every inch Of the rivers banks
quarry lies hid, and who stand motionless
hour after hour, holding their breath,
Needless of rain, wind and sun, half mes
merised by the gentle bo6bing Of the float
pass the night under a haystack in order
to secure at the first streak of dawn a good
place where some legendary bite had oc-
s s@s.sd-S nn% S oSsr n,s shsy h fa% Sa q dsrt,
ful man, the French fisherman mover
sells he contents OF his baskets; he
fishes for his family, and the proudest
hour of the day, second only to the raptIr-
s.'friture' placed upon the table. The 9ud-
deon, the roach, the eel, the tench, the
barbel, the carp, the perch, and the pike
are all welcome to the anglers paste or
maRRot, for fly fishing he considers friv-
olosls and as requiring q skill that il out
of place for SO serious a pursuit. But AL
though the net has almost swept h
French rivers clear Of fish, i is against
the modest angler that the law has full
minated it's edicts. The fisherman may
mot make use of more than one line. and
may only have one hook at the end of that
line, he may not put his rod on the ground
but must hold il in his hand; he Ia bound
to leave the river at sunset and may not
begin to fish till sunrise.
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~TRAvELER's GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIvR.

r2AINH ARRIVE.
q ne A.. M.-Fvo the scHth, EAss and West@
n. NJ, GrcgxOn's n no A. M, stuart lt:t5 AM.
ESQ y. M.-From Butte-lf caves Buttc ~ h"D
~, stuart o :O5 T.. NJ.
5,S1 n, All points on Northern Ia
ENC railroad, deer Insige and Warm springs =
Leave Garrison at $50 4. M, Deer l.odse GA.
]. NJ, Warm Springs s;S L. NJ. stuart ''S'
TRAINS DEPART.
D A. M.-For stuart. Warm Springs. Deer
Lodge. Garrison and all local points between
Missnula and Helena, including 1'hilnpsinrg.--
Alxo for (sregspn. silver Bow and Butte-Tra1n
arrives at Garrison AT 10 \. NJ, at iuttes;n
A. NJ.
and B~uftr-Arrives at BUTTE 4:f5 i. NJ con,
meets AT stuart with train for Garrison AMI All
points East and West on Northern Pacific u. u.
las y. M:-Eor stuart. tirsgson's, SILVER How.
Butte and all points on Utah and Northern
and Union Pacific system. Arrives M Butte
SD T.. NJ.
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The Northwestern Guaranty Loan Conn
pany of Minneapolis, has located an
agency in Anaconda, and is prepared to
make loans on improved farms and town
nrONertY.
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He Would Break IL SINAI n.

FrOnM the New YORK sun.
Cumso: "Is il true that Gazley's vito
has clopcd? 2" FanRle: "Yes; it's true"
'Does Galley know about it?" "Not yet.
We haven't decided who shall break the
news to him." LET Briggs do it. He's
the very man. He shutters, you know"
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Ladies',
We have just received our fall dress
triminings. For elegance, style and
beauty they far surpass anything yet
shown i'm Montana. Call and look them
over. Respectfully,
d.. j. EssY Co.
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AuDA HS EsV VNkT0WHNo III " WGVSI ~
Losee e Maxwell's.
For Rent.
A ell-ventilated storage room. Inquire
of Chas. Bertsch, Silver Bow Saloon.