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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
Saar, WfoieL Gtfel unb Sunsriid.

Su Heuerburs brannte am 10.
Wdr3 ein 8obnbaus uebit S9suns sdnas
LTD nieber.
Die 9eneb m / 9 II 9 gu benz Bau
Der Yferbebabu In Srter 1T pom Seiten bee
&esieruns nunmebr ertbeiIt porben.
am 81. Sd dra ffirats ii9 cine Srai1
aus 3urIauben NIT einem &tnbe in bic
WofeI. IS gelaus bic Srau su retteu.
wdbrenb bas &inb ertrant.
NitteI. Nlitte Mdr, fanteu bret
acknowledgement, unb omar bic srftsn
I'M Serlaufe zines Sabres ifatt. SIM
Durdi9ritt finb bic 2anbs unb @einber9ss
parseaen entsesen ben Yreiien aus BEN
Sabrsdngen BON 1S72-lS7S UNI bic
3dlfte gefaaen. 60 wurbe cine Wein=
~ber9spar;eQe, wslde 1875 su l9l G5aIer
ueriteisert uurbe, biesmals fir ben Yrsis
BON 100 SbaIsr 3useidIassn.
0as &aIfbreunereigei5d
i9eint ii5 In Der 9essnb pon NittsI mebr
uub u1sbr eutuidsln 3u pollen. go Idst
bic 5irma Seruais ibre gu gabnbof @els
len selesene &aItbrennerei bebeutenb pers
SIpbetn wv "uV UGH HsueFIeH StIa9luHS
gen einri9ten.
Som 9o9waIbe, IL. Rdrs. Der
gau Der SabnIinis Sriers 5ermsstsiI tit
nun ioweit seoteben, baB NIT benz gintritt
beisrn Wetters bic ltste Streds bes Sbers
bauss bon Ssrf bis 9ermssteil in ansriff
senommen peroeu fam. Die Strede pom
Srier Bis 8srf 1T ~betanntIi5 nod inn
Spdtiabr 1888 fertiSseitslt porben. Oas
a~Isemsine Sntersie Der So9uaIbbspobner
1T sesenwdrtis Der 8eiterfibruns bsr
Sabn pom 9srmssteiI aus Susepanbt.
Gin Gbetl perIanste ben Ini3luB bsrisIben
bur3 bas Yrimss ober 9Otsrtbal mad
Werats an bic Saarba5n. Die Sirgers
meiitereien SbaIfans unb Worba9 wins
i9en basesen, baB bic gabn, bur9 BEN
sisentIi9en So9uals wettersefibrt merbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09

minit Wiusr, 9ienfitne9t, NIT Inna
Wearta 9aur ;-unm -. Siaat Rabn, Obsrs
lsbrer, NIT &oia Sppenbetm.
SterbsfaIIe. - Bonn IL. Wdrs:
SuItus Sisisbert 2aa,ort, alt 70 s.,
Gentner, ebemal. @emeinberatbs : Mitz
~slieb IL. @ontbon gabsn, alt 81
s., &entnerin, ebelos bonn Is. SuianS
no Staar, alt 35 s., Wittpe .. Soiepb
Oornieifer, atls. @ommiiiiondr; anton
&iemers, alt 81 g., 8antsg eamtsr, sbes
LOS ;-uom IA. Warsaretba gauitsrt, alt
43 g., gbefrau pon anbrsas S9rans,
ai9meifter gbrtitine Wor3e, alt SO s.,
Btttpe D. WiIbeIm 5abnemann.
gtutIfanb Der Stabt 0iIt3.
Stsrbsfdue.-am 7. Rdrs: Chez
refta Saliie, alt IS Sabre unb 5 Wonate,
obne Stanb, Wtttue bon Sobann HiteIas
9abu.-Gm o.: Raria Ratbarina S5aez
fer, alt SO Sabre unb 10 Wonate, obne
Stanb, @ittpe pom RitoIas ginsfelb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
GNabsSotbrtn8en.

Sir 7 obereIidiitf9e unb %
lotbrinsiide 2aubeemeinbsn unb bic Stabt
gbateausS aliuS lit bic bur9 g%erorbnung
pom s.. Oe5ember 1877 bis auf peiteres
su~gela1ene Iusnabme pom @ebrau9 Der
beuii9en 9ei5aftslprabe auBsr 0irtiams
teit seiebt porbsn. Die SabI Der 9emeins
ben, ueI9en ben 9sbrau5 Der fransDfi5en
Spra5e I'M amtli@eu gsrtsbr seitattet
bIeibt, 1T nunmebr felt 1872 pom 40 anf
3s5 ;uriidsesansen, iibrissns itnb IN aIz
semeiner Wsiie bic friibsr geifatteten Iuss
nabmen aud In bisiem Esife bes fran,6fs
i9en Spra9sebietes 10 wsisntIi5 einses
i6rdntt worben, baB uorausfttIt9 i5on
I'M 2aufe ber ndditen Sabre bic bisber ses
pdbrten SusefdnbniHe obne erbebIide
S9pieristeit alSnabmslos perben surifs
setoseu usrben t0nusu.
Sett benz Is. Mdrs III her Sofs
agent Wenuer aus &6nissmadern ipurlos
ueri5wunbeu. Oerielbe bate fi9 mebrz
fade llnteri4lasunsen uon BoifseIosrn Tn
SObe pon 3uiammen 500 bis 900 Wart az
S9ulben fommeu la1en unb war bann,
ais man 8erba9t ssssn i'm gu idSpfsn
besann, nit benz @eIbe fi1tig sspor6en.
Sect lit bsrsits elm Stefbrief binter ibm
s~rlafsn worben. Seine Sraa, bic er In
R6nissma9ern 3uritseIansn bat, ioI
iibrisens bic unteridIaseueu 9sIber aus
eisenen WitteIn Der pOittahe auridsrftat-
tet baben.
Sn 8ii5 Bel S9irmsd fsI cine
Wasb nit Der BetroIeumIamps bic Ereppe
bsrab. Sbrs RIsiber inssu Ssuer. 8ie
u%niiunis rannte barauf has Srauensimmer
bur9's Saus, woour9 bic Slammen nod
mebr anssfa9t wurben unb Bic perIon 70
perbrannten, baB fe anbern Cages itarb.
Sn 0ansolsbeim i9oB Ssmanb
Na6ts in has S9Iafsimmsr bes Yirssrs
meiiters. Sie &usel i9lus In bic @iese
zines SdusIinss, obns S5aoen an3uri4z
ten.
Sn WeS wurbe am 90. Wdr, ber
S9loiier Sobann sd. aus Wersis pers
baftet. OsrisIbe bate i'm Wfai Dor. Sabs
res tn 2ursmburs sinsm giisnbabnbeams
ten ben Wdidei9rant ausssrdumt, bic sss
ftoblsus Wdi9s tn Weter Yfanbbduiern
uerisst unb Johann bas Wsite ssiu9t.
am 81. Wdrt ftisBsn In 9iebenbofen
2 2ocomotipen 3ulammen. Gin Beamtey
fisI bsrab unb wurbe lb~srfabreu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
sarembnrsti6es aus 8eIsteu.

gu IrIon brad am Is. Wdrs Ibenbs
tn Der @enbarmsristaierns Elm 5euer aus,
wel9em cine sruBe an;abI 4ttsnftifs gum
Spfer fislen. Wdre bas Seuer nur 3 Wis
nutsn unbemeret sebIisbsn, 10 bdtte ss fi5
einem guIuerporratbe sendbsrt unb eine
bO4f bebauernspsrtbs &atafttop5e uare
enttanben.
gu SeItngen itarb am Is. Rdrs,
6rduIein &atbarina Sumbert. Ois itsrbz
Ii9e 9iiue Der SsrbIi5enen parb na4
5ratin (bst gtaIs), ibr 9sburtsort, ibers
trasen. aae Witslteber Der congregation
Der Wutter @ottss beaIeitetsu iis BIS mad
ibrer &ubeffdtte. r. ]. P.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
Suxem6 s.
Hereiniate Staateu.
Cine ipidtise ereianiBpofle ISOLDE fir
infer liebeS Saterlan0.

8as wir erpartet batten, 1T sei9sben.
I'm 2. Npril traten 6te boldnbif1eu 9es
neral : Staaten suiammsu unb ertlarten
ben 3uifaub bes &Snisss @roBber3os bsrart,
baB bte @tniebuns elmer Reaenti3aft notbs
wenbis iei. 9ier bic bstreffenSen 0epes
j1en:
@rauenbaa9,2 2. April. Ser 8remiermi.
niiter perlas beute IN beu @ereralitaaten ben
Yeri6t Der SoiGr,te iiber ben 3uitano bes 60=
nios. en- bemielben beiBt es, bab lebterer al
Der 3uderfranfbeit leioe uno unfdbi9 lei, feline
Re9entenpfli6ten ;l erfiiQen.
gta6 Ierleien beS Beri6ts tiin6i9te Der gre.
miermtinilter or, baB Der Staatsrat6 auoelidts
Der Gage bes SOnigS, Die Generalization I'M ibre
3uitiimnlln9 sur Ginieeun9 elmer Re9enti9aft
eriu6en peroe.
@orseu pirO cine @nti6eiburs iiber ben Sc.
9ellitano erf0l9en.
Saag, g.. gIpril. gluf ben 8lnI6 oes
Stuatsratbes baben bic GENERALIZATION beute in
Die GinIebun9 Der Ge9entidaft 9~ewiui9t. Bis
CUR @iniebun9 zines Gte9enteu piro bas &e6t
CUR ausiibur9 Der fOni9li9en @eipalt our9 etr
belonoeres @eIes benz StaatSratbe iibertraSer
. lperoen.
SaB mad bieien gorsdnsen, Der Staatss
ratb beS @roBberSogtbums S9ritte sur
@iniebuns elmer &esenti9aft tbun muB, TT
iebr natitrli3. 0a II Der bere9ti9te
Sbronfolger SerSos Gbolpb pom NaiIau
e,tTSrt bat, 81. Gesenti9aft su ibers
nsbmen, 10 pirb ct wobl I'M 2aufe persans
sener ober bieier @o9e ietnen gtnsug in
bas @roBbersostbum baItsn unb iomit Elm
neuer @bidnitt tn ber ereisniBuollen 9es
ihthte beS Vanbes beaiunen.
Die ensliiden gIdttsr braGtsn In letter
Seit 9spei5en iber ben 3uitanb Wilbelms
ILL.,, bic BOILER Bosbsit unb 2ise paren,
rnb bic aIer Wabri6eiuIi1tsit BON unuiis
ienben EeIesrapbenbeamten In Geu 9ort
fabriai,t wurben. 60 lautet cine Sepei9e
aus 2onbon, 8. Ipril:
Die @abtbeit iiber ben 6Oni9 Der Nieberlanbe
1T enolid 81 Gage 9etommei. Wtan be9reift
ni6t, parlIm man eiu @ebeimniB baraus
mabte. Gr Ger 80ni9) mar i6on Ieit Wona.
ten auber Yeritano, nit ;eitmeili9en li6ten arls
9enbliden. Die QerSte batten Der 0fe9terln9
idon LANCE mit9etbeilt, baB feline auSii6t aui
@eneiIng porbanoen lei, uno oaB er 3uleBt boss
artiq rperbe, inter pel6en llmItGnben iein Sc
ben p%erlGnQert piirbe, mas ieBt nidt unpabrs
i6einli6 1T. Die 6Oni9in l6rad lange DOR Der
llebernabme Der &e9enti6aft Suriit, neil iie
ruubte, baB baour6 Der 3uitano ibres @atten
Der gSelt befannt Diiroe. Iber Sulebt waro ibr
Die Goue bod auf9eSwun9er. Ssn lester !3eit
bat Der SOni9, Der ibrer friiber nidt entbebreu
tontte, cine 9roBe abneiSnn9 9e9en iie 9eiaBt,
mas es lmmo9li6 ma6te, baB lie ibn wie bisber
pfe9te.
9ieie 9epeide 1T cine auseni9einli6e
SdIi9uns, bic BEN Stempel ber llnwabrs
belt on BET Stirne trGst. Der S6nts Isis
Bet an Sarnbidrrbos unb Rierensrwei5uns.
ST liest ~beiinnunssIos nieber; TT aber
nt1t perridt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
En- neie Mot.

Hei an dem gr6sze MGrika
ST lett fun allie klassen;
Wat engem quot, dat welt duOrfir
Net jidderengem passen.
Eft as Ell ale ChrGschtebrauch,
De sicherlech re luOwen,
Fir d lett, wann 81 gestuOrwe sin,
I'm KirfGch re begruowen.
M get ct hei an do G kauz,
Den allies wesz am beschten;
De- set, dat wur jo onggesOnt,
Et Diet 10 d. loft ferpeschten.
An no beim Kirfech wer Ike pGtz,
W0 d. wdszer net Diet richen;
ZerbrGcht sech ddch an nuOcht de kapp,
Z bess're plang re sichen.
Op emol huOt EN- damn G. font
A set m allen ennen,
Et wer der m%enschhGt me gesont,
Lpsz en- dc dot ferbrennen.
Modem as d. leiche 81 ferbrannt
Mat haut, an h6'r, a reopen,
Da stellt mel IL eschen an de sciaf
A schGne solver dGppen.
Damn huOt mel dach den tr0scht, daSS 81
Me- proper opgehuowen,
AS wam 81 OPP den ale mod
I'm KirfGch Sc begruOwen.
Ma wart em0l, wat kann ech mach
SO muOnche strech pasSGren,
Well Ike gescheft mach hei bestet
W0 ken ech u ka' ftren.
Zum beispil t stirft c reiche mann,
SGng fra lGszt d LEIGH ferbrennen;
Dat denkt sc wuOl, ma kann 81 damn
Demo hen mach erkemnen.
DE LEIGH, 81 get fun doktersleit
Zum studium seZGert;
Dach esche stin am haus nm schdf,
De d'fra ais mann ferGert.
De drem fra, 81 gof bedru'n,
Well t get ferschidde leichen;
Fun engem esel wOr de hei,
An net fun arme reichen.
Ranbom safe, @is., 2s. San. 1889.
". q. Seder.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09

am 81. SO d r usri9ieb In GbarIsss
burab, Calumet Co., @isc., Nieolas
Sannert, seborsn 1917 In 9srtis, 8eIsiid
3uremburg. Ser 8eritorbene mar perbets
ratbet nit &atbarina Wiuer aus Wosss
BORT, Canton g9tsrna6 ; aus beien gbe
finb swsi 8inber entiprohen, bic benz Sater
f9on poraus ms before Senieits sesansen
itnb. eine trauernbs Dittws bintsrIafenb.
r. [. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-09
0robberso8tbum.

B%ettnsen. Die BET benz bteisen
giienbabnunslid blsiiirtsn @rbeiter finb
ale wiebsr berseftelt un6 forbern pon Der
8rinasS etnri@s BabnperwaItuns cine ents
fpre4enbe gnti9dbtsuns. Wie man bort,
lou bic @eieui9aft porlduis ni9t ssuiut
fem, auf stne gnti9abisuus ein~susebsn.
Ssit BEN l. Sanuar fnb aus
benz @robbsraostbum 5000 2ursmburser
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02

pretty well disesfbuted, yet In every
precinct moro than half the votes were
cast I'm the first four OF the ten hours dur
ing which the polls were open. The only
crOwding was in the large Third precinct,
and that only early I'm tho morning.
The First district i'm Deer Lodge couuty
II the First precinct OF the First ward In
Anaconda. John Boyle was the first man
to Gust his ballot there. At 1 O'Clock I'm
time of the opening and closing of the
polls, 167 men had voted ost OF u total
registry of 27S. John Hennesscy was the
first man to vote i'm the second precinct.
AT O'Clock 15A had voted there out Of II
registry of go. In the Third precinct, mt
I 40 o'clock, :k3 had voted ont OF so voters.
by 3 o'clock i'm the afternoon there were
less than 1OO men yet tO vote i'm every dis
trict except the Third, where there were a
few more than 1OO. In the Fourth pre-.
cinct at that time 40 had voted out OF as1,
and i'm the Fifth, 2o3 out of :sD.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
STEADY GAINS IN BUTTE
The Electlom OG Several OT the Democratic
Candidates On the C0naty Ticket
CoacesDed-A 0ubes
Day.
Special to the standard.

Special to the standard.
BUTTE, Oct. Election day in Butte
passed Oft very quietly. There were no
unsecmly rows during the day. and whilst
every voter worked diligently for the suc-
cess of his ticket, the hpst. of good
nature prevailed. business i'm the city
was almost entirely suspended. The jus
tice courts and all public offices were
closed. Though n large number OF spec
ial policemen were On duty, their services
were not required, since the regular force
did not find il necessary to even make
the usual number of arrests. All the sa-
looms were closed, and beer was at IL pre-
MUM. Considerable betting was done
to-day with odds i'm the majority of cases,
given by democrats. A good deal of
money was offered by democrats, but few
takers could be secured. The new
system of voting was given ~ fair trial.
by voters. In one instance u voter secured
"a ampe ballot from the officer and
went into the compartment and marked "a
ballot which hung on the wall of the
booth. He then wrote his name upon his
own ballot and returned il tai the officer.
A number of parties wrote their names
against n certain candidate. He got ~
venged ~ marking a. big cross opposite
his cnemy's name. Scores of other equally
ridiculous acts on the part Of voters are
recounted.
Owing tn the ~tcdiousness of counting the
ballots, the actual result will not he known
1911 ~ 800 -
cincts only IL very small proportion of the
ballots have been counted at this hour,
II 40 u. m. Only "a guess can be made as
to the result. The Indications are
that the democrats have carried the
county. Hennessey's election Is conceded.
The Legislative ticket is close, hut the
democrats show n small, steady gain AS
the count proceeds. In some precincts
the officers have closed mp the polling
count the ballots. II is impossible to get
anything like definite Information.
Or -. Booth IL elected for county
clerk beyond doubt. Will l.. Clark
is considered SUR for clerk of the district
court. John Caplice has run away ahead
of his ticket for commissioner and Is UNI
doubtedly elected.
In the Centennial Brewery precinct the
ginnis "a; Power "a, Toole "a; Richards
~, Conrad %; Rctwit 81, Browne "a; Has
keil ~, Pcmbcrton az; Hickman 90, Col
Inns ~; Kinney 81, Fitzgerald -; Cannon
"a, Russell IS: Blake 81, DE Wolf "A; Bick-
ford 30, Dewitt 81.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
IsTHE OPIUM HABIT HEALrHFUL3

An EngIi-l, Writer Makes "a Curious de-
fens~ Of the Drug.
Minister Charles DENLY, i'm a report to
the state department, dated at Peking,
China, gives some information about the
crops in Manchooria. Perhaps the most
Interesting part of the report Is that which
refers to the poppy, from which opium is
made. He says this is one OF the
great crops of Manchooria, and is
increasing in Importance. The Guilt
walton of this plant covers enormous
areas in other parts OF China, hut nowhere
has il more rapidly increased than i'm
Manchooria. IL was introduced into Nam
%chooria only about twenty-five S:ars ago;
was all foreign. Now IL IL extensively cul-
tivatcd all over that region. and the am
The excess over consumption i'm certain
districts Is sinuggied to other parts OF
China.
chooria. has written "a book called the
''Long White Mountain He is an Eng
Iishman and an official Of the Indian gov
ernncnt. and in his book he makes a. sin
gular defense of opium. He says:, .,
ITO my mind IL Is one OF Gods good
gifts, like wine that strengthens man.
Opium as u luxury Is in general use I'M
Manchooria. and a healthier. sto,,ter set
Of people can nowhere Inc found. The
pipe and lamp are to bc seen in the parior
Of every respectable merchant. The fact
il that, taken i'm moderation and upon "a
fuII stomach opium ~ no WITTY iissh al
cigar, and most sensible foreigners in
China will tell you So"
IL is probable that the evil has been
greatly. exaggerated by missionary zeal;
but Minister DENLY says no candid
person can fail to recognize that
the Immense majority OF observers,
the use Of opium i'm Manchooria, as else
where i'm China, AZ an unmitigated evil.
Even Mr.. James urges n serious objection
to its use to the effect "that il leads tn "a
terrible waste of time" He explains.
however, that his objection il obviated
in India by taking the opium i'm liquid
form.
Mr.. Williamson, another Englishnlan
who has been through M~anchooria, diff
frrs from Mr.. James and says OF opium
.'Its effects upon the population are most
| melancholy. Farmers SONS and the ma
iority of men are addicted tn il. Sad Is
the havoc this drug is making in China,
and the worse is yet to come"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
A wonderful whist Hand.

The cornerstone of the new building OF
the Hamilton club, soon to be erected on
Forty-tlrst street, near Locust, Will con-
tain one of the most remarkable packs OF
playing cards that the eye of man has
ever Hazed upon, says the Philadclphia
Record. One week ago it was merely an
ordinary pack of red-backed cards, but Al
few evenings since il performed such
wonderful ~evolutions that IL is now re-
garled as little less than sacred. A quar-
tet of w~ell-known West Philadelphiafs"
namely, DIR. =. =. Skillern, Col. Alexander
Russell, Joseph A. Cofrode. and William
=. Kimball-were gathered in the cosy
card-room Of the present Hamilton club,
intent upon n game of whist.
Prior To DIR. Shillern's arrival the other
gentlemen had been playing u three
handed game. When he came i'm he took
the pack, shufiled, and proceeded to deal.
The last card i'm the pack, which he
turned up for truInps, was the knave of
diamonds, and as the doctor examined
his hand he discovered to his astonish-
mcut that il contained ever other card of
the suit-twelve diamonds nothing more,
nothing less. He glanced up with "a be
Germ the same bewildcrmcit reflected OH
the faces of each of his comrades.
Fellows, I never had such "a hand i'm all
my lifc," the doctor chucklcd, after a mo
mcnt's pause. "what do you think of il"
Every cards a diamond"
..wly, mine are all cIulDs."
And Ill hold thirteen hearts," ex-
claimed Col. Russcll, tibbin his eyes and
p%inching his nose to make sure that he
was awake.
And then they all looked i'm Mr.. Kim
balls direction. The whole suit of spades
lay spread ont before him, and he was
bending over them i'm complete mystifica-
ton.
The cards were not bewitched and there
had been no trickery. When the aston
ished players had somewhat gained their
compos,Irc they put their heads together
and concluded that the law of chance had
sanctioned n most peculiar freak. They
called their friends in to view the wonder
ful deal, then picked up the cards tenderly
and signed an affidavit stating how the
hand was dealt. and denying the opera
ton of any external agent i'm the arrange
mcnt of the cards. The pack il now ON
xhibitio in the club-rooms. where il IL
viewed by scores of half-credulous club
men.
IL is said that only two deals OF like
character are on record as having been
made i'm this country-one in u Chicago
and the other on "a MassachI-
sets railroad train botl, OF them some
years ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
THE DEPUTY MkRSHAlS.


NJ Noutu Not uftht
because Ac Wanted tS Conserve
the Peace.
In answer to the protest of the officials
Of Anaconda and our republican citizens
against the placing of deputy marshals at
she polls i'm this city, United States Mar
slal George w. Irwin yesterday tele-
graphed Mayor Mahan: NC deputy mar
shals have been appointed to intimidate
any one. Thev are instructed to- conserve
the peace. They will not bc withdrawn"
The deputies were not Withdrawn, but
e~ndeavored To the best of their ability to
earn their salaries by lounging i'm the vi
cinity of the polls. Anyone who was i'm
Anaconda yesterday and observed the
profound quiet and order that prevailed
could appreciate the utter righteousness
Of placing deputy marshals ia this city to
''conscrve the peace" Even the local po-
lice had nothing to do. There was not an
arrest made nor was there a light i'm town
all day. The deputy marshals were as
useful as teeth on n ycarlinR hen. The
reply sent to the marshal's~ dispatch was
"Conserve the peace, rats!"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
ESTES & C0NNELL
Mercantile Co.
Special Bargains for
h Week..


Silk Plush, IS and Is in.
wide at soc per yard, worth
ooc and 81. "a in. extra
goods at 81 per yard, we'll
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 G olored Sateens
at soc per yard.
NEM e GOODS.
Direct from Paris. All
wool Tricot, 40 inches wide
at soc.
All wool Ladies' Cloth,
40 inches wide Ca 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 4 C0NNELL MER. CO.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
The Missionary Fund.

From Texas SiftIngs.
A Texas gentleman, bcing unwcll, could
not attend church one Sunday not long
ago, sa he gave his little son N quarter to
put on the plate. When the youth came
home his father asked him. what was the
text, but he replied tlslt he did nat know.
as he had forgotten IL.
"Did you forget everything? >" asked the
~cxasperated parent.
"No." replied the hoy calmly, ~ renem-
bered not to put that quarter on h
plate"
"Nhy, you are a regular little heath
en-"
"I'm u little heathcn, am /? Well, for
once the heather got the money that WAS
coming tn them, which is more than
could have happened IL it had been
nut on the plate"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02


From the Detroit Free Press.
"Just met with an incident up the street
that touched me To the heart" said a man
as he leaned up against n newly painted
window-frame on Larncd street without
care for damages.
"What was it?"
~ was standing near - saloon door
when n man passed I'm. 1 saw him look
sharply at me, hut he did not speak. A
omc after, however, he returned and
said there was something about me to re-
mind him of his dead brother. He asked
my name, residence, what 1 was doing
etc, and seemed tn nave much interest in
me-"
"Did he ask you to drink !"
ale did. After talking u few minutes
he asked me il l wasn't dry. said l was.
We entered u saloon and stepped up to
the bar. and he said:
"'Aiix me u mint julip, and give this man
n glass of good watcr-the very hest you
have i'm the placcr
"Durn my hide, hut 1 was touched. I
haven't had anything go to my heart as
that did for the last twenty years"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
Be Could Hope.

Prom the Merchant Traveller.
49," he said i'm "a broken voice. ..you
refuse to marry me-"
II do she said. calmly and firmly.
"And ! may not even hope"
"fes," she responded thoughtfully, ''you
may hope"
"And why" he asked with renewed fer
vor. 'do you say l may hopc?"
BECAUSE" she rcjoined softly, ''this is
q free county,"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02

The special election i'm which this city
is to decide the question of issuing bonds
for the building Of n sewer, will tax place
On the 10th Of this month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02

A large number of ladies were guests at
the residence Of Mrs. w. NJ. Thornton ON
Main street last evening.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02

Subscriptions 10 the Standard tciH be re-
seiued at the business o1ice, or at the store IF
Crockett d King, Main street. advertising
rates can be learned at the business office.
Standard building, corner Of Main aud
Third sfyeefs.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02

Look at the ID. j. Hennessy Mercantile
20. ad. ON carpets. house furnishings, etc.
This house is moving tn the front with the
progress of our city,. Call and look them
over. They carry the latest styles i'm all
the goods they represent and give courte-
ous treatment To all.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-02
Arrival and Departure of Mails
THE WEATHER.

The daily record Of the ~crmomct i'm
his city il reported by A. L. Playter.
druggist, First street. The record for yes
teriay was: Z n. M, A. degrees; II m, 76
degrees; 4 p. M, az degrees; & y. M, 5s
degrees.