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QUEER COLONIZATION METHODS.
But Dominique was Mad with Jealousy
and Butchered Her with a Razor.

BUFFALO. \. Y, April 16.-Another tragedy
even more terrible in its atrocity than the
kemmeler murder, occurred this morning in
the Barker block ON Seneca street. About 7:3O
Thomas Dominguez cut his wifes throat with a
razor and then cut his own. Both died almost
instantly. The womans body was found at the
foot of the back stairs leading to a little court
i'll the rear of the block. A great bloody cash
ran across her throat almost from ear to ear
The jugular vein was cut clear through and
THE HEAD ALMOST SEVERED
from the body. A slash from the weapon that
had cut her throat had made deep cut from
her right temple downward across the cheek
bone. Another slash was on her chin The
thumb-knuckle and palm of her right hand
were deeply cut. and the thumb of her left
hand was cut almost through, indicating that
she had grasped her assailants weapon and it
had been drawn through her clutch. There had
been
DESPERATE FIGHT FOR LIFE,
and she had only succumbed when death came
On her face was an expression of horror, grimly
frozen in death.
The floor of the kitchen of the apartments oc-
cupied by the family was almost covered with
blood. Over in a corner, to the right of the
stove, was pool of it that somebody had un-
successfully tried to clean away. Drops and
patch to the large bedroom, and here the body
of the chief actor in the frightfnl scene was
found. Ii lay prone upon the face, which was
buried in pool of blood, and in the throat was
a deep cash.
CHILD WHO SAW THE TRAGEDY.
A splash of blood lay near the window which
looked out upon the yard, and near this, right
beneath the window, lay a keen-edged razor
with a broken handle The man was dressed
only in his shirt, pantaloons. and boots. He
was heavily built and powerful. On the bed in
the bedroom sat two little children, Carmen
and Dulzetta, aged six and four years, the elder
OF whom had witnessed the terrible crime. She
relates that her parents Quarreled, and that her
father attacked the mother with the razor.
After the mother had been cut she made a dash
for the door, her husband after her, and fell
headlong down the stairs.
JEALOUSY WAS THE CAUSE
The motive for the double tragedy was
jealousy. Dominguez was a Spaniard and
musician, but has not worked for a wear. He
has been sick and was at the hospital He re-
turned home only few days ago. His wife
was French. When Dominguez came home from
the hospital, Saturday, he found q shoemaker
named Hull, who boarded with the family in
bed with his wife. Dominguez left a long le tier
addressed to friend, in which he relates this
and also his other troubles, and says be has
determined on suicide. He would like to kill
his wife, he says in it, but then his little chill
dren would be alone. He concluded by saying
he pardons his wife for what she has done, be-
cause she was very good to him before and to
the little ones. 1t is evident from this that the
murder was an afterthought, and resulted from
this mornings quarrel. An inquest viii be held
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16
An Absurd Fnibusterins story.

Los ANGELES, CAL, April 16.-well-informed
parties here pronounce the stories sent out from
this city regarding proposed flibustering ex-
pedition into Lower California pure inventions.
No such movement has taken shape or ever
been talked of seriously.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16
Fifteen Freight Cars Smashed Up.

NAPERvILLE, Ill, April 16.-A wreck oc-
Cured on the Chicago Burlington and Quincy
at Eola station yesterday afternoon. By the
breaking of journal on freight. fifteen cars
were thrown from the track and badly damaged
No one was hurt The road was blocked for
several hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16
The Trial Trip of the Charleston.

SAN Francisco, April l6.-on Friday next
the new United States cruiser Charleston will
in all probability make the first trial Of her
engines. She has been fully equipped for the
her machinery was run for a short time. There
was no hitch in the workings. Her trial tr1p
on Friday will be made without her steel
masts, which have not yet been set. Capt
Charles Goodall win have charge Of the vessel
during her trial. Her armaments have mod
arrived.
The Charleston has finished coaling and yes-
terday took on board large quantity Of rope,
hawsers and other equipments from Mare
Island for the trip. Captain Chss Goodall, o2
this city, has been selected by President Irving
Scott; OF the Union iron works, to command The
Charleston ON her trial trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

PAYMAsTER f. n. WHITEHoUsE has been or
dered to perform the duties of pay officer of
the Chicago until a regular pay officer is de-
tailed for that vessel
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THE EVENING STAR
PUBLISHED DAILY, Except Sunday,
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS
Northwest Corner Pennsylvania Ave. and llth st. by
The Evening Star Newspaper Company,
S. Ii. KAUFMAN, PresL

IRE EVENING STAR is served to subscribers In he
city BY csrrers their account 10 cents per
week. or &c per month. Copies at the counter,
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The NAVY DEPARTMENT has received no infor-
nation concerning the reported collision be-
tween the L. 5. 5. Enterprise and the German
man-of-war Make off Port Said during a sand
storm.
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Train-Robber Ryan q Free Man.

JEFFERSON CrrY, No.. April l6.-Bill Ryan,
the Missouri train robber and associate of Jesse
James, was released from prison yesterday. He
was sentenced for twenty-five years for
completely in the Glendale train robbery on the
Chicago and Alton road in October, 1879, but
Gov Moorehouse, short time before his re-
tirement from Office, commuted the sentence 70
seven and . half years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

RECOMMENDED FOR PRoMoTIoNs-The records
of the naval examining board have been sent
to the President for his action in the cases of
the following officers. recommended for pro-
motion; Commander b. J. Cromwell. Lieuts.
Gunior grade) David Daniels, Moses L. Wood
and Il. NJ. Doyle. and Ensigns James II. Glen
non and ROv c. Smith.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

NOZZLE, Ala, April l6.-James Cunninghan
q Co., Wholesale hardware, made an assign-
ment yesterday for the benefit Of their crsdi-
tora The amount Of their liabilities and e.
ssts has not yet been made public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

To-DAY's BOND OFFERINGS aggregated $17S,-
500 as follows: coupon 4JJ5s, $4,000 at 1OS; reg
istered AS, $4,000, $4,000, $1,000, 5112, 500,
all at 1O8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-Day. - Inter
revenue, $1S8, 8,20S; customs, $7l9383.

Col. THos. F. BARR, judge-advocate and
military secretary to Secretary Proctor, has re-
turned to the city. He went to Chicago about
week ago to bring his family here
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EASTER NECKWEAR.

aS EASTER NECkWEAR.
ASCOTS, FoUR-IN-HAND. TECKS, AND PUFFS.
New goods for the Easter occasion. No old patterns
marching to a tune Such neck dressings can
only be in stock,
EASTER GLOVES
Kid Gloves in Tan and Gold Tan Shades suitable for
Spring wear.
wAISTCOATS
Nothing pleasing in a gentleman's attire. PIN
STRIPES and PLAIDS are desirable. Doubtless you
have noticed these in our windows.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

At Hampstead, Tex, Sunday. Geo. briggs. a
negro, charged with attempting an assault on a
white woman, was taken by mob and hanged
to q tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

MAJOR GREEN CLAY GooDLoE. paymaster of
the United States marine corps has been or
dered to pay United States marines at Norfolk.
Va, BROOKLYN, \. Y. and Boston, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

FIASk Nj. LEWIS
JEwELER sILvERsMITa
DEALER IN FINE STATIONERY.
New and Large Stock Of
sEALsKIN POCKETBoOKs and
CARD CASES in SILVER MoUNTINGS.
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICES
ESTABLISHED Is4o 1915 PENNA AVE
ja4-6m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

wish il understood that am not endeavor-
ing to compete with cheap material and infe-
rior-grad. custOm-work, thrown together in
some distant city. There no finer Clothes
manufactured than handle, and to sum up l
offer You elegant stylish patterns, frst-class
Workmanship, fashionable cut, and perfect
ht-aId at prices considerably less than can be
quoted by any other reputable Tailor.
If you want your Clothes by Easter Sunday
call early in the week.
q. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON,
Expert in Trousers and Cash Tailor,
ap15-2t Double Store cor 9Th and sts NV.
- LOUIS A. DODSON, THE BARBER
49, formerly under the Y ". C. A., can be found
AZ the corner of 18th and sts, ill his new shop
where he would be pleased to have his customers call
upIJ-2ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

SECRETARY TRACY left Washington for New
York this morning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16
Ii. +. wOODARD CO.,
SHIRT MAKERS,
ap2-3m 18th and SITS. n W.

d. +. WOODARD CO.,
SHIRT MAKERS.
ap2-3m 18th and SITS. NV
WASHINGTON d. G, APRIL 10, 1889.
meftiEg Ti Of the it9ekheders l 9 2f he
for the election Of nine trustees will De held at the
once 9f the comrany 1881 II n. W. on WEDNES-
ard closed At o'clock p N Transfer books will be
spl5-im ~ FEANCIs B. MoHUN, sec'y.
1~S sociation viii be held at the Offices OF Messrs
p9dge 3 4 Sons sth and q SIS, on mEDNEsDAY.
respecting the memory OF our deceased member, Col
JAMES l. NORRIS, vice-President.
WM. G. HENDERSON, Secretary. apl5-2t'
E~ CENTER MARKET ARCADE
Applicants and Others desiroas Of rrdc3,ing sections
in the Market Arcade are hereby nctted that at y 80
various sections will be assigned in accordance With
the bids RECEIVED up to that hour Opening fixed for
April 1853. PRESTON S. SMITH,
- NOTICE-TO ALL UNION PLUMBERS
80 Steam and Gas Filters. You are hereby mo-
tifed TO keep away from Omaha, Nebraska until fur
tier notice from executive committee. ap1 5-6t
x~ DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
tween o o. sPICER. GEORGE COMPTON and B. F.
Commission Merchanis m IS his day dssovsd By
GE0RdE COMPTON.
b. r. COMPTON.
The above business will be continued at the old
% stand sy the % FeaP1g sRbers q the T under the
liabilities. and all bills are payable to US. We thank
the public for their patronage in the past and respect
apl5-3t. B +. C0MPToN. N'
GENERAL TAXES DUE PRIOR TO JULY
w. 1, 1888, can be settled
through ALLEN C. CLARK,
apl5-2w' sos ST. n. W.
xS NOTICE-IF YOU WANT ARTIFICIAL
49, walks; or granoIithic payements, stables and
and liars made dry and all kind OF pavement and gra-
ding done to Perfection calor address B. RIQRDAN.
OIL 81 IL ". aplo-3t'
H~S NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
GUKLEY BROTHERS will be glad to see their
friends and customers q their Office No 1928 s
81, 1dAms building. opposite Ebbitt House, after
Monday. 10Th inst ap13-lw
EQUITABLE
COOPERATIVE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Subscription books will be opened April 16 for the
Seventeenth Issue of Stock.
Shares are 81 so per month
$1,000 is advanced on each share.
The Equitable provides a good system for making
regular monthly savings of small amounts realizing
reasonable and profits, and also advances money
10 its members. advantageous terms to purchase
property.
Pamphlets explaining the object and benefits OF
the Association furnished upon application
Once hours, from am. to 4:30 Pm
EQUITABLE BUILDING" 1908 ST.
THOMAS soMERvILLE. Pres't.
JNo. JOY EDISON. secy. apis
FIRST COOPERATIVE BUILDING
~ ASSOCIATION
OF GEORGETOWN, d. c.,
1251 HIGH (32Dl STREET.
OF STOCK. ''A
$1,000 ADVANCED on EACH SHARE
II. p. GILBERT, Pres't. MAYHEM Platter, Treas
sp13-lm GEO. W. KING, Secretary.
N~ L. I. BROOKS, -
OUR ENORMOUS STOCK Is COMPLETE
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
FROM THE CHEAPEST 40 THE FINEST,
THE CHOICEST PRODUCTIONS OF THE
LEADING FACTORIES.
CORC0RAN BUILDING. OPP u. 5. TREASURY
mh25
KasdAs FIxTTkEs. -SSEETEsT -SSEETEsT STYLES
I20e STREET, 2 DOORS FRoM i2fH ST.
OXIDYZED SILVER
STEEL IRON. NEW ANTIQUE BRASS, &c.
THE BEST NEW YORK MANUFACTORY
tAl7-3m coAPETITIoN MET. LOWEST PRICES
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Returned with q Broken SHAFT.

QUEENSTOWN, April 16.-The steamer British
Princess, which was reported OF Fastnet yss-
terday in tow Of another vessel, was towed into
this port to-day. Her shaft broke after passing
Browhead and she was obliged to return The
steamer will be taken to Liverpool for repairs.
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ford, Ill, special says: Geo. 6. Haskell, the
big scotsman of Rockford, and president.of the
state agricultural society, made an assignment
last night to the Second National bank and II.
n. Stone. The bank has judgment note Of
e2o. 600. and Mr.. Stone Of e6,000. The failure
was caused by 5000 suit brought by A. B.
ran away to Canada with ESQ 900 and left the
firm IN bad shape. He and Haskell lwere friends
from boyhood, and the firms accommodated
each other with great amount Of paper. The
assets are probably s50,000 and the liabilities
will reach double that sum.
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A Suicides Heavy Debts.

ST.. LOUIS, April 16.-It is understood thst
the liabilities of John jackson, who committed
suicide last Saturday will reach ESQ.,, 900, and
that his family will be left virtually pennies.
1t was also stated late last night that the els-
vator company had overdrawn, but the short
age has since been made up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

The Florida state board Of health yesterday
published rules and regulations adopted for
the protection of the state from yellow fever,
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RoBBERIEs.-Wm. Moon, watchman at the
yesterday, Sl925 in cash.-Sarah Hill reports
| obtained from her by false pretenses a new
worsted dress.-M. c. Stone reports stolen
from 430 9th street yesterday safety bicycle.
--Messrs- Webb q Elliott report the larceny
! Of some copper pans.
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Bringing Home the Survivors.

Lieut.. Jno. c. Wilson, of the wrecked VAN
dalis, has telegraphed to the Navy department
from Sydney that he has chartered the steamer
Rockton for the purpose of transporting the
shipwrecked sailors to the United States. The
Rockton is due in San Francisco on 18th May
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

DEATH ofCoNsUL LDIrHMAR.-Secretary Blaine
has received cablegram announcing the death
of United States Consul Dithmar at Breslau
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The above business will be continued at the old
stand by the remaining members Of the firm under the
hrln name Of COMPTON BROTHERS. We assume all
liabilities, and all bills pay yable us. We thank
the pubic for their patronage the past and respect
fully ask a continuance OF the same.
GEORGE COMPTON,
apl5-3t' b II COMPTON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-04-16

PosTMAsTER-GENERAL WASNAMAKER has
issued an order that all applications on file in
the Post-Otfice department for appointment as
post-otice inspector be sent to the civil service
commission.
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mad and deriarssa that thev v.nt tbs.ir
x sIar % Oh a. sIe t pun ne n "m .n., IN. nn,. 0; s;1e
a a. sh.,,-
-
The Chicago Herald ts authority tor b
story TINT an Indian woman I'm North Brit
ish America. where canntbalfsm Sill pre-
vails, recently killed and ate her sister.
One may he too fond, 10 seems, even nj
-
Baltimore crooks train dogs 70 carry On
bundles OF Foods afser they nave neen
stolen from stores houses. One oog
was caugns III sne "cx iass rrsuay anu seI-
tenced to ne shos. Ihose Crooks are ieou-
ing a dogs me Wherever tney 20.
Despa.e ."e new ~
Prol..'''s ~sINsLcr TIL ~" S
"o. s,s 81 "anSnxs, a." .sS;eS
occurred last Friday, in their hest and
most style. The papers Will
always display h moose To the pipiic,
and let no legislature forget IL.
N1,..., IAN. .,,,ho~
t., E,';,v par,on ~ w.ar ,rasc,l;ne mt.
tire. on the ground that she trains horses.
TIN ladies 81 Misso,,ri ARE i'm doubt about
tho ,-"nr;e,v ~ the 0ovcrnor,s action. IL
..o,,tJ r.c,, that those IaI,;es vhe are
s,rarIdl;no the fence QUAINT to come of
onJ an,,rnv. This lett;nu down If the mrs.
-
AS"uIk .suS 81 "-H" .-...,s,
~ .css,P ~" IT,, - - on..;e 1"ves
~. $1,000 Co,nm...;ny I'm. M Sa,,lt
s~a,I .,;.s, A.. ,.r,,. r. g.. n. .o,,iJ 10
s..n. ~.aa.s 20 !. rii -o nm, "a 800,
-. |. ..."e r., 70 ~. wo,'ro Ia.,v ~,ont.
.".Sa.-n an ...;Io ~. .ho,,.I In.
-. |. e..h.. - -,n,,Ia % a. ~ AZ q
49, ~
~ -
Pennsylvania In turning out rather the
largest stories this fall. The latest In
about n man who drank eight gallons OF
Philadelphia whisky and then slept four
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0prrespoadence and business letters should N
addressed to
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
THE STANDARD.
corner Of Main and Third streets, Anaconda,
Montana.

For Governor,
JOSEPH X. TODI.E.
Lewis and Clark County.
For Lieutenant Governor,
JOHN IL. CONARD,
Custer County.
For Congress-,
MARTIN MAl;lNSlS.
Lewis and Clark County.
For Chief Justice,
STEPHEN A. DkWOL.f.
Silver How COUNTY.
For Associate Justices,
FRANK X. ARMSTRONG;
Gallatin County.
w. N. BICkFORD,
MissOula County.
For Attorney General.
w. v. PEMBERTON.
silver Bow County.
Fer Clerk OF supreme Court,
GEORGE r. COPE,
Madison County.
.,dks sF EsTfreXsa <. 'ssssSss@ 1tsk
Beaverhead County.
For state Treasurer,
JERRY COLLINS,
Cascade County.
For state Auditor,
THOMAS ID. FlTZGERAI.u.
Deer lOdge County
For Superintendent of Public Instruction,
j. u. RUSSELL,
silver Bow County.
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deferred and has since been accumu-
lating, while patents have been Issued
to 12,350 voters in the f0ur new states
Of Montana, Washington and the two
DakOtas N follows: For the week
ending August 3, 2,14s; August 10.
1905; August IL, 1885; August "a,
l.435; August n, 1.Ol5; September Z,
1,4O7; September II, 1,4y9.
For the week ending Saturday, Sep
tember ~, nov that many clerks are
back from their vacations, IL was ex-
pected that about 800 would be granted
and the dOckets of the new states
cleared up to date. 1t will take q year
To make up the arrearage in other states
and territories, but in those states there
are no elections this fall. The patents
pending for Dakota lands are already
up to date and 80 are the mineral land
patents i'm Montana. In Utah agricul-
tural land patents are many months
behind time and are likely to he until
Utah il made u state. In New Mex
leo, Idaho, Wyoming, Nevada and
other states and territories the evil
dences of partisan unfairness are
abundant.
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TRYING 10 COVER.

When the republicans got ready to
work the machinery set up by them
selves i'm the shape of a dishonest regis
try law. they raised the suggestive cry of
stop thief i'm order to divert atten-
ton from their Owl misdeeds. When the
same political organization Was ready
to use for corrupt campaign purposes
the money contributed through Chair
man Quay and other administration
agencies, the Helena Journal raised an
excited cry to the effect hat money
had been sent from the East to the
democratic COMMITTEES. The announce
ment was an absolute falsehOod. The
STANDARD SO asserted m the Helena
| Journal has not been able to defend its
alleged special dispatch. The story
was started at the time when the re-
publican administration management
was sending men and money into Mon
tana. 1t was a device To hide the
nefarious operation Of the republican
corruption campaign.
This is IA line of business in which re.
publican manager are skilled. The
Dudley conspiracy i'm Indiana shows
their gift in this direction. The
partisan manner in which the national
administration is using the LAM otiict
affords plenty of evidence on the point
Acting under h advice and direction OF
the republican national committee
Secretary of the interior Noble, about
July %, instructed Acting Commits
sioner Stone to put h entire force NJ
work on the patents of the new state.
and bring them up to date. 1t wal
promptly done; all other business wa,
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The Helena Journal finds that Major
Maginnis il losing his wits AS well AS
his temper" The STANDARD has not
had occasion to take the Majors pulse
and temperature lately. but, whatever
else he may be losing, il is "a fact that
he is gaining votes all over the terri
tory and that he will turn up, next
Tuesday night. AS serene IA winner as
the Helena Journal ever met.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER u. 1859.

This town must say good bye to genial
Tom Reed without learning why it
pleases him to he the persistent enemy
Of silver. MOre's the pity, because Mr..
Reed is a commanding man in congress-.
He could help Montana immensely if
he wanted to but she's agin u.s." and
that is all there is about it. Ii he could
be induced to stay long enough i'm Mon
tana. we fancy he might be converted.
However, no republican who advocates
the Montana side of the silver question
can be elected speaker of the house of
representatives. and that is the little
Kingdom of heaven into which MIR.
Reed hopes to enter. At any rate. he
would make a capital speaker and we
hope he'll get it,. But would il not be
well for the republicans to import some
campaign speaker who is not absolutely
hostile to the interests Of MontanaI
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DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET

W. w. TT. ssS$ssssiT'S Ssss
F s. s S;Ssss !SAst'
rG w Garfh e R S%ff6 Ss:.r''
Deer L0dge.
E;s sa::'as
Hos2 &; s$;Ss:ss;T:Ss;a'u1,
F: s. G's' ss sss hfss's:''
For County Attorney.
Philipsburg.
For n sSGsf'nsfsGf1s (! f !. %of Sihs''''
Deer Lodge.
Il Ec i. TTss:ssSTssSs
Deer Lodge.
HE 81 ST. sI Hsis:'
I'll SSii $Ss$ssIS;Ss,s .
For ri \. y kH&$SS%,Hss..r
Garrison.
JOHN u. tOLE Anaconda,
ccn.N.eC TkurTScHFinai.S. FSiiiP:burx.
z HGILYWGS1n; GTaniis ~
5A Il sH MHna5jM 8sf Te i%.Fs:
For Joint Representative Deer Lodge and Bea
verheAd Counties,
FRANK KENNEDY. Anaconda.
FOR County Commissioner.
Sk2fM. db sSSkffi fSii hss.is asase'
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Clothing Department.

Great reductions in all Summer weight goods. New
Goods are beginning to arrive and we must have
space. So if you would look to your own interest
see our great drives this week and take advantage of
them, for the time is limited.
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COMMENT.
'Twould Make His Ghost L.sus

Twould Make His Ghost Laugh.
From the Laramie Boomerang.
New York's latest subscrip-
ton scheme il for the purpose of erecting
a shaft to the memor Of 'Sunset" Cox.
II the spirit of the dead congressman
should hear OF this the nance are that ii
would smile muchly.