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The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

T. IS understood tina aa attempt viii be
made 20 have the Legislature fix a later day
tlauJune Is for the Prohibition amendment
election. June Is. e win Be contended be-
fore The legislature VIII he TOO short a
Time 10 canvas. the state.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23
TIIE DAILY ENoUIRER.

lao. NOS. noe. a.
sandsv aud Daily. $50 ss.75 SEQ siim
Daiiy except Sunday is IL co E@
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1889-01-23

Tine wsrn winter weather Is hard on win
tE rat in cellars. IL is estimated thatin New
York alone .wo hundred and fly Thousand
blr-s- o~fa7pie have been ruined by rot
am closing out my entire stock Of winter
clothing 10 prices way down. call and get
bargains. &c
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EDxEsDAY-


Perfume cssss at Biesecker & snsder's
All kinda Of trusses at Besecker 4 Say
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

The ticket placed in lie field 10y the
Democratic party in tateConvention
assembled at Anaconda. on the 21th
ult.. which Is published in this issue. is
one that commands the attention of
every adherant tn that party. The
nominees for governor and member of
congress are known throughout the
Union a> representative and inilusn-
tial men. The remainder ~f the ticket
is strong. 1t is generally conceded
10y Democrats that if this ticket can
not win it is because the party is in
the minority in the new state OF Mon
tana. In fact. as we look at il. the
vote this iall will decide which party
is in the supremacy. Whether the
result Is favorable to Republicans or
democrats the state is assured of
thoroughly competent state and con-
gre>sional officials.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

better prices later th-y will have had
more time to hope--a sort of reprieve.
There have been some good westerns
on the market during the week, and
some that were lacking IN flesh or
quality. or both. The decline has
been less on such cattle as the Berry
Cattle Cos. Montana :. etc. than ON
any other grade of cattle. should
receipts prove lighter next week there
will be an improvement. II not the
market may be .till worse ii such u
thing j. possible. Range cattle sell
low enough when they come through
in good rondirIon in patent ears.
Those who ship in common ears to
get slightly lower rates or" penny
wise IL j. saving ~ the >pi.ot and
wasting at the bung. We continue to
advise Western and Texas shippers to
use patent ears and thereby get the
most money possible ont Of II hard
market
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the time fn,
the registration Of the names of the quail
fled electors in electi"n district Nc. =. in Tia.
county al Fergus and Territory Of Mon
lana, prior to the general election. to ls
held on Tuesday. the first day If October
\. ID. 1859. for the said county Of Fergus
will expire at ten o'clock p. M. on the fif
teenth day Of September. \. u. 1853.
The name of the precinct or polling place
embraced in said election district No. = is
as follows: PhIlhrook
Eugene l.ewright.
Registry Agent.
Election sli-,rict No. =. Fergus county.
Montana
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The Grand Army meeting at Mil
waukee wa. one OF the largest in the
history OF the organization. There
were fully 100000 strangers present
To witness the sham naval battle on
the lake. Gen. sherman was present
and made a sh ,rt speech TO the boys.
John \. L.ogan's widow received AN
ovation from the veterans. Russell A..
Alger was chosen commander for the
ensuing year. The next meet ing will
he held in Philadelphia.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice * hereby given that the time fnl
the registration of the names of the qua Ii
fled electors in election district No. II il
'hecounty Of fergu. and Territory of Mon
ma, prior to the general election. to L.,
held on Tuesday, the first day of October
a. u. l $50. for the said county of Fergus
will expire at ten o'clock y. m. IN the iii
teenth day of September. \. ID. 1889.
The names of .he several precincts 81
polling places embraced in said election die
trct No. | are as fellows. Cruise Flat
Willow aud Musselshrl.
- l.. Clement.
Registry Agent
Election district No. II, Fergus county
Montana.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Claus Spreckles is studying oui n
method for the treatment OF sugar
whereby it can he made hard enough
for building purposes. He wants to
build an addition to the White House
at Washington out of sugar as an
experiment. This should not be per
mitted. II will draw ilies, and no
president could withstand hies and
office seekers at the same time. Ii
Mr.. Spreckles will evolve scheme to
reduce the price of sugar to consum-
crs he will he entitled to vote of
thanks of the American people.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the time for
the registration of the names of III. uuali-
fled electors in election dist rict Ne. q. in ne
county of Fergus and Territory of Mon
tana, prior To- the general election, to bp
held on Tuesday, the first day OF Oct tober.
\. -. 1883. for the said county of Fergus,
will expire at ten o'clock y. M. on the iii
tecnth day "f September. \. u. 1855?
The names of the several precincts oi
polling places enibra,~'i in said election di-
trict NJ" are a. follows: Lew wistown. Eas,
Fork and Drsriield.
Charles VI. Kelly.
Registry Agent.
Election district Ne. u, Fergus county
Montana
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Notirc H. hereby given that the time foi
the registration Of the names of the quail
fled electors ia election district No. IL. H.
the county oi Fergus aud Territory of Mon
tana. prior to the general election. to b,
held on Tuesday. the ir-t day of octobcr
4. u. l>~?. for the said rouuty of Fergus
will expire at ten o'clock y. M uu the iii
teenth day of september. A. u. l>So.
The name Of the precinct or polling plac,
embraced in said election district No. io Is
~ follows Rocky Point.
l.. u. Frec-r.
Registry Agent.
Electiun district No. To- Fergus county
Montana.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the lime io,
the registration of the names "f the quail
fed electors in election district No. l;,. ~
the county of Fergus aud Territory ri Mon
tana, prior to the general election, to D.,
held on Tuesday. the first day of October
\. u. 1S~.'. for the said county of Fergus
will expire at ten o'clock y. m. "n the fif
tcenth day al September, 4. u. isS3.
TIL. name "i the precinct ar polling plac.
embraced ia said election dli-iri No H., !.
as follows: lislbert.
Thos. l.. IIallrrt.
Registry Agent.
Election dist rict Ne. l3. Fergus count '
Moutaua.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notirr is hereby given that the tim. fn,
the regi-i raj ion of the names ui the uuuli
lied electors ia cl,'rtio ION dI-t rict No \ in tn,
county Of Fergus and Territory of Mon
tana, prior To- tho general election, io D.,
held on Tuesday. the first day of October
\. ID. l>>.'. for the said county of Fergus
viii expire at ten ".l"ek u. IN on the tit
teenih day oi September. \. u. 1883.
The naincs oi the several prcrinris -,
polling places embraced in sai.l ectiundis
trIci W.. are ~ follows stuart Boz,
Elder. Forest Grove and Gras. Rang.
7. \. NARROW.
Registry Agent.
Election district We. =. Fergus county
Mnminmn.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Notice is hereby given that the time for
the registration of the names .i the quail
tied electors in election district No. 3. in the
county of Fergus and Territory of Mon.
tana. prior To- the general election, 10 be
held an Tuesday, the first day of October.
\. u. 1859. for the said county of Fergus.
will expire at ten o'clock p. ~. ON the hf-
teenth day of September. 4. u. 1859.
TIL" name of the precinct or polling place
embraced in said election district NJ. 3 iS
as follows: I'tira.
r. W. korel.
Registry Agent.
Election district Ns. 3. Fergus county
Montana.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Nniirc il hereby given that he time iu
the registration of the nainrs al the qua Vi
fled elect in election district No. IL. il
the county of Fergus and Territory of Mon
iana, prior 10 the general election. 10 h,
held on Tuesday. the first day oi October
\. u. lSS? ior the said county of Fergus
will expire at ten o-lurk -. ~. on the iii
t.enth day oi September. 4. u. 1889.
The maine .'i the precinct or polling plar,
embraced ia said clrrtion district NJ. ~ i.
as fellows. Tennessee Fiat
Jess. Thompson,
Registry Agent
Election district No. ~. Fergus county
Montana
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

N"ire is hereby given that the time fni
the r,gi-iration ni the names oi the uiIali
lied electors in II 'rtion district No. :. in tn.
eonnfy III Fergus aud Territory of Mon.
tana, prior L. the general election, To D..
held "n Tuesday, the iirst day of October
a. u. 1859. i"r tn. SAID county of Fergus
viii expire ~ ten o'rl"ck p. M. on the Is
tsenih day "i September, A. u. 1883
The names III tn. several pr.rinris nr
polling places rmhrared IN said elect an dis
trict M : are as follows Maiden and
Noccasin.
u. T. Kendall
Registry Agent.
Election district We. :. Fergus county.
Nontana.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

Motto" is hereby given that the time ior
The registration "f he names of the quail
fled electors ia election district No = in The.
county ri Fergus aud Territory Of Mon
tana. prior To- the general election, to bc
held on Tuesday. the first day of Oct ober
\. ~. 1889. Tor the said county of Fergus,
viii expire at ten O'Clock p. M. ON the ff-
teenth day "f September. 4. H. 1889.
The names "f the several precincts or
polling places embraced in said election dis
trici No. = are as follows. Cottonwood
Trout Greek and Ross Fork
Charles Longmaid.
Registry Agent.
Election district No. =. Fergus county.
Stana.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS

Notice is hereby given that the time Tor
the registration III the name. Of the quail
fi-d electors ia election district No. I :. ia
the county al Fergus and Territory ri Mon-
tans. prior to the general election. to be
held on Tuesday. the first day of October
4. u. 1883. for the said county of Fergus.
will expire at ten O'Clock u. m. on the if-
teenth day of September. A. u. 1889.
The names of the several precinct. or
polling places embraced in said election dis
trict No. ! . are as follows Barrntt aud
Iavina.
u. :. smith
Registry Agent.
Election district W.. H. Fergus county
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
DISTRICT IEls.t..

The Delegates Of Chotesu. Cascade and
Fergus counties met in convention Monday y
evening, and after a thorough discussion
nominated Jerry Leslie Of Great Fall. ss a
candidate for Judge of this Ito be- Eightl,
with the hearty approval of the party AZ a
whole.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

sitting Bull recently gave expression
OF his religious belief to an inter
viewer. lie expects to see all his
friends "in the happy hunting grounds,
and will hunt buffalo and have
plenty OF ponies" Perhaps there is
where all the buffalo are.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The latest circular from Keenan, n
Sons. live st ock commission merchants
of Chicago, contains the following:
"Our own range friends have not
sent us many cattle this week and We
are glad OF il, for ii they don't get
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

As a horse race the Territorial Fair
was a success. The leading industries
of Montana were poorly represented Ell
The premium list would Indicate that
the fair sex drew most OF the prizes.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Montana pioneers held their annual
reunion in Helena last week a ban
quet was given at Hotel Broadwater
last Saturday evening. Hon. James
Fergus and Hon. Granville Stuart OF
this county, responded TO tOasts.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Bob Ingersoll says there is mot
enough money in California to secure
his services in the prosecution OF Nagle
for shooting Judge Terry. Bob would
prosecute the devil for nothing ii his
satanic majesty would assume n
physical entity.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

General Sherman told the veterans
ut Milwaukee that he was going to
quit making speeches. The sly old
warrior was careful not tn swear of
kissing. however.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

A New York dude smoked three
packages of cigarettes daily, which
effected his brain and caused insanity.
The only remarkable thing about this
is. that he should have any brain to
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The Republicans of South Dakota
have nominated \. &. Mellette for
Governor and -. :. Clifford and j. \.
Prkler for representative. int 'onsress.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The spotted Horse mine ai Maiden
is spoken of 'as the now famous
mine. by the Helena papers. Vet this
district is one of the youngest in Mon
tlnD.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Tacoma was visited by fire on
August Goth which destroyed $50, 900
worth OF property Washington is
receiving a baptism OF fire. it would
seem.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

f"r Member "t Congress ..... MARTIN NA,INHl>
Of Lewis and Clarke ountv
'"' '"'efhoI :...-.......... ......J. X. TopIE
OF Lewis and Clarke County.
f"r Lieutenant tso, ,ernor. ..........J H. CONRAD
Of Nellostone County.
r"f 'rasnrer....... COLLIN,
of CASCADE County.
f"r SECRETARY OF state. ....JO>EPH A. BROW NJ,
of B-averhead County.
f"r A"iii"r....,,:.... TIios r. FIrZGEEALD
of Deer Lodge County.
f"r Attorney General ......... w V PEMREHTov
Of silver Bow County.
SuPt. III Public Instruct ion. .......y r. RUSSELL
ofsilver Bow County.
For Chief Justice. DE WOLFE
ot silver Bow County.
For As>oriaie Justi W A. RlCKFDRp
of Mis>oula County
for A>>"riair Just X. ARMS RON,i
of 'iallatn County.
f"r Clerk supreme Court D. corr
uf Madison County.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The Cronin trial is now in progress
in Chicago. 1t is to be hoped the mur.
,lerers OF Dr. Cronin will he ierited out
and given their Just deserts.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

Spokane came in third in n one
quarter mile race AT New York on
August 3l~t.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET

For csngr.ssfna .........T. n CARTER
pi Lewi- aud Clarke County.
Tor Governor ........ ........ THOMAS . POWER
Df Lewis and Clarke County.
f"r Lieut. ,.y.rnor .......J b.. EIrkARb-
bt silver Boa Gounit
E"r -faf" ........R -. HICKMAN
81 Madison iornty.
l"r SECRETARY of state. ........ Lot l. kprNllI
pf Meagher County
f"r STATE Auditor ...... y. \ kENNEN
pf Ni~-oula County.
ior Attorney General y. HA-kElI
pf Dawson County.
For -urt. Of Pub. Instruction CANNON
oi Deer Lodge County
pf Lewis and Clarke COUNTY
f"r A,>"ciate Just ice H. DEWITT
Of silver Row County.
FOR As>orla;e Justice r.. y. HAkNtepb
of Yellowstone County.
for clerk of sup couri ..............M. !. kENNEpN
pf Mi.~oula County.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF.

Election district W.. H. Fergus county
Montana
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

The ticket in full IL a- follows:
Lieutenant Governor............J.l IL. Conrad
Member of Congress. Martin Magnni.
chief stephen \. De Wolfe
A--oei"'" justices" ". N. Bickiord
Attorney Gcnerai............W. Y. Pemberton
Clerk Of Supreme Court. .George +. COpp
Secretary oi State..........J"seph \. BROWNE
Treasurer Collins
Auditor. Thomas q. Fitzgerald
Supt. Public Instruction.........J.R x. Russell
Marcus DAILY was nominat ed rs chairman
81 the state central committee and unani-
mously chosen.
I'm motion of j. h. Tool- col. Bread
water was unanimously y chosen ~ n mem
ber of the national COMMITTEES.
Members of the state committee were So
lected by tn. chairman ri each delegation
nominating.
A committee was appointed Va prepare
an address to the voters of Montana. set
ting forth the situation from "a nem.sratic
ssandp.inf.
A vote of thanks was extended to the
chairman and secretaries when the con
vention adjourned sine die.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05

xy-lnirrrst allowed ON Deposit :
lett for n spr'iiiri time.
Fergus County argus., 1889-09-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

EIrctinn Hisiriri VI. 9. Fcrcn-
Montana.
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hand up IN tire wos,nd In his head. His
Angers tolcbcsl the blood which was Goz-
ina from the wound. and he rubbed them
mn the hssl clothing. His left side seemed
to be parnlyzct. as he would occasionally
move his right leg and arm.
From he position at the body IL was
evident that the elder Hotfo<iitsc never
knew what hurt him. He was lying On
his left side, his eyes closed, and were IL
not for the terrible. wound i'm his head one
would have Thought hc was sleeping.
his business, and had mo reason tn worry
ON that account. Suicide seemed to he u
mania with him, aud he was undoubtedly
out of his head when the deed was com
mitted. He was n member Of the 10 AL
o<lge OF the I. -. q. F.. under VIII bSe
auspices the funeral will take place from
the house at 10 O'Clock this morning. The
funeral of the elder H~offoditzc will be
held ant the same hour.
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1T DIDN'T WORK.
y Check an - North Yakima Bank That
Was Not Turned into Cash.

\ Check an - North Yakima bank That
Was Not Turned into Cash.
Last night Officer Pickle locked up i'm
the station-housc II maj who says his
name is William Meadows. A few min
utes before his arrest the prisoner tried to
work of "a check in his possession, part of
which he proposed to use i'm paying for
the drinks mt place i'm First
street. The check was for $40. II was
signed by r. II. Wallace and made pay
able to ID. T.. Wallace at the First National
hank Of North Yakima. The check was
number AIS and was dated November 4.
OF course il was refused, and after the ar
rest Was made the man Wallace, who
took part in yesterdays foot-race, APP
pcarcd on the scene.
He said that, just before the foot-race
yesterday, he handed his purse to Mea-
dows. but asserted that his name is
written 'walice' and that the check i'm
question il one that he found in
the street. The coincidence is re-
parsied as quite remarkable by the po-
lice authorities and further developments
are looked for. The arrest may also
throw some light on raised bills which
the United States made worth one dollar,
but which have been made twentics. one
of which is now in the possession of the
police.
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fred. rs therr WINS wo lamp in The rom.
FIR IN the position at che hnhiea I slsossld
say 10 was iusplssstBle that the eklsr msou
could have dome tisc slsoosing.
No more witnesses ~. suGnusnsSGs1 and
the jury rendered thu following verdict:
STATE sr MnSTANA, u.
Cot STy of DEER t<bIssg. 80
An tnquisition hslh III Asusssnsla. in the county
of lkr.r Lodge, state az Montana, on tls. 21sll eLsy
~ November. A. u. tsS?, before me, Charles Asp
ling, acting coroner for said county, uInN tile
body 81 w. u. lloffoditz~, there lying dead, by
the Jurors w.ios, names are hrreunto Subscribed.
The said jurors upon their esths so Say that the
said w. u. HoiHlitze came tn his death frnn the
effects ~ :; pistol siit from - weapon ina the
hands Of a. y. Hofoiitzr.
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TOPICS FOR

S.,,. .r,r. s.,,..,. 1,,-ru..., x~u,r,.~ -,
~, va" i".'''"'s.
The was not large when
County Superintendent Wolfe called to
iustit,,to YESTERDAY morninv rbc storm,
md W.. Ia. arr;y,I 80 ,rair mo- In 49,.
,o blame for tl,;s. Dur;no H.. Joy INV.
.'n .nns Du.ine .he 'ay' now
e'er' n"''''hroi 'eac''ess rom All guar
tiers 81 tine county arrived and the secre-
tary, Miss Galbraitl, announced that the
names of I'd teachers were on the roll
yesterday afternoon. The day sessions
were held i'm a commodions room ON the
~. a.. "us
nrs' SESSION o!eIlco WIN - taiK by
whose topic was writing. He is
teachers as the ''muscular movement in
pcnmanship" and gave a practical talk
1850 AMI a.. ars ,na,, u"p"s W.. s
-, ;n.,.,a.. a..I W
an ins,r.ctive am" suggestive paper ON
INK ii.
In tho afternoon. "spciling" was the
first theme. the discussion being opened
10y Miss Swartz. Tho topic was discussed
by Miss Murphy, Miss Evans. Mr.. Stone.
Mrs. Roberts and others. Each general
plan for the tcne.hinC OF s%n,Ii;n, mad IT.
advocates and what is known MS The worI
method did not appear To have mnny
strong friends among the Deer o1lve
Mrs. Roberts read a we'll written nn,cr'
which had for it's title .sThe Model
Teacher The Daper discussed the
moral aud mental Qualities that mark the
efficient teacher. enforcing the fact that
while the tcnchcr's authOritv ends
i'm the schooi-roo,n. her intiu-
cnce does not. sThc name of n. .
acber said the cssayist. ..sho,Iid
be SYNONYMOUS with refinement" Thc
paper was discussed by a number OF the
teachers, some of them rather warmly adj
vocating the need OF ample r..reation
and cnioy,ucnt. Others insist;pr that. Inv
too much precision i'm manner and con-
duct, the teacher might easily be intlu-
eucei by "A wrong notion of the exarnnie
that ought to he Set befor.. nuuiis.
Mr.. Singleton Followed win A p,pcr on
s.History." .liscussiuv the metboIs bcst
adapted to make the study profitable.
The. various plans pur,,Iei Under an
proved methods were reviewed, tile
speaker pointiur out he fact that tL,.
study is chiefly usefuI i'm The. ,,rc,,aration
of the pupil for life, it's function being to
fit the child for his Mace. i'm lin. world
"The American type of character AS
shown in our fathers" h.. said. .sbas been
Justly culorizcd AS the most admirnbic
in tho world" MIR. Singleton then
pointed ont the evils Incl.
dent to Immigration ,articularly i'm
its relation to voting and the p,rchnsable
vote, his opinion regarding tin. social and
| POLITICAL condition of affairs bcinD eyj.
| IDENTITY not that of nm OntifniSt. several nf
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Yesterday winner.

In the foot race at the Driving park yes
terday, Mckenzie of Anaconda was "a safe
winner, coming in well ahead of Wallace,
who claimed that he got chilled while the
men were scoring. The race was norni-
nally for $3.50 n side. The attendance was
fair. Late last evening when the alleged
bogus check came to the knowledge of the
police, the defeated man said that his
name is walice. The gate receipts are
not reported.
The race was FIRST run on Sunday. Al
shat time the Judges disagreed and the
referee declared the contest u tie. The.
second trial of yesterday WAS made tn
0ettle the question fully.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the THERMOMETERS In
shis city is reported 10y A. Il. Playter.
druggist, First street. The record for yes
serlay was: : n. M. 10 degrees; II M. Al
degrees; Z y. M, a degrees; 9 p. M, %
1eurccs.
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Subscriptions To the Standard sciR be re-
srsred at the business office, or at the store Of
Csocket e King, Mdin street. Advertising
yates can De learned at the business office,
Standard Buitiing, corner Of Main and
Third stress,
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.
After Decemhcrl 1, for light housckcep
ing. Address &C" STANDARD Office.
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For Rem

On terms "a large kitchc
and dining room, furnished. Inquire a
Oakland House, East Second street.
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Losee 4 Maxwell arc closing out theiI
clothing, and Offering same regardless o'
OOSt.
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Eugene Hill of the Montana Union fell
i'm a pit at the Sunday after
noon and broke his right leg below the
knee. DIR. Snyder attended him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-26

Drink Bohemian or ofbre beer at
Jack O~narheim's, the only place in the
city to get IL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-26

All shades of plushcs at Estes & Con-
nclls for Is cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-26

Prescriptions accurately compounded mt
A. 4. Playter's drug store, day or night.