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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

They Dsd Net Have sach . Happy New
Years - Thcir Ceuntryoss.
Yesterday was . happy new years to
all h I'm Anaconda save All
Kee and All Spot. They were not sd
happy as they might nave been, although
one of them at least started In 10 reach
the very pinnacle and acme OF Oriental
happiness. In other words All Kee COM
posed himself late Sunday night To "a few
hours of perfect bliss. He Id the
drapcry n his couch about him and lay
down tn pleasant dreams, which he sought
to superinduce by means Of a few choiss,
pipes OF opium. He hit the pipe with
great vigor and relish. He awoke to find
officer Buchanan Juggling him oil tn Jail.
ALI Spot was also arrested ON a charge of
cpi n place where people resort to
smoke opium. He denies the accusation.
All kee, he says. was only a New Years
visitor and was allowed To hit the nine at
his house only an a matter Of courtesy and
good breeding. All Spot is associated with
the gentlemen who manage the First
National hank, and he stands high i'm his
community. His duties at the hank are of
"a laborious nature and he performs them
with entire credit to himself and the in-
stitution. In the line of supplying the
wood box. cleansing the floor, and pnri-
flying the cuspidors he has few superiors
in banking circles. Both will be ar
rainged to-day.
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Notes From Great Falls.

Special to the standard
GREAT FALLS, Ian. 2O.-The Tribune
has learned upon the hest of authority
that u cablegram was rccently received
by the parties interested in the Great
Falls Il Canada railroad instructing them
to proceed at once with all preparatory
arrangements. so that active work may
begin at the earliest practicable
this spring. Donald Grant In already de-
voting his attention to the matter, and w.
ID. Barclay, the chief engineer of the pro-
posed new road. will he i'm Great Falls
within "a day Or two tn begin the surveys.
MIR. Guthrie, of Fally Bros. x Guthrie, the
~well-know railroad contractors, iully
conforms this statement. He says the
surveys will begin at once and as soon az
possible the contracts will he let
and the grading under way. Dom
aid Grant is also connected with
this contracting firm. The proposed road
will rum north from Great Falls to Leth-
up the sun River valley to the leavings;
thence mp the Muddy, crossing the Teton
at or i'm the vicinity of Choten.
The general course from this point will
be northwar1, going To the west of Sweet
Grass Hills. The road will open up for
settlement u productive region which has
"a fertile, soil and large mineral resources.
Judge Benton opened the district court
here to-day and disposed promptly of "a
large number of cases that had bursleued
the docket for some time. A grand jury
of seven is in attendance. There are
four divorce suits on the docket.
The vateria library was formally
opened to-day under favorable auspices.
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NOTES n

Funeral of Colonel sisarp-rhe Council
Mseting-Other Nasttern.
special to the Standard.
Jan. 3.-The district court
adjourned to-day as a mark of respect to
the memory of Col. Sharpe. The funeral
services were by Rev. Lamont
He paid a glowing tribute to
the noble qualities of the
deceased lawyer. The funeral
was a very large one, attended
by n majority OF the business men, and
lawyers from various parts OF the state
were also I'm attendance. Among those
noticed were Judge o. of Butte, s.
+. Larabie. Conrad Kohrs and Thomas
Aspiring of ID er Lodge and Daniel welch
of Helena.
AT the meeting of the city council to-
all the old ordinances. The sewerage
system ordinance was received from the
special committee and passed without q
voice.
Ed. Roach, yardmaster of the Northern
Pacific, who has earned an ~unenviable
reputation during the past few months by
being defendant i'm several assault and
with the old offense. II appears that
Jacob Cooper.an inofTensive harsl working
man entered the Grand Central bar room
about = O'Clock this morning for the pur-
pose of taking n friend home, and with
out any provocation Roche knocked him
down and kicked and jumped on
him in such n manner that
cooper was unable to appear in court and
Roache was held over In bonds until the
defend mt, who is i'm a precarious condi-
ton can appear against him.
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What Is Popularity Called Nerve"

~
From the Utica Herald.
Yesterday morning "a lady walked into
an uptown doctors office and asked per-
mission To Use his telephone. The gentle
manly physician acquiesced with pleas
his visitor call up another doctors Office.
phone, and requested the doctor to do the
talking for her. First she wanted him to
tell his brother practitioner, DIR. C.,
that she was sick and that she would inn
mediately be down to see HIM.
'Great Scott" circulated the other,
don't send her down here. She has hung
up every doctor in town. Tell her that I
have an urgent call and Won't be i'm again
to-day. Send her to DIR. B."
In terms the most suave the doctor told
his visitor that DIR. c. would he unable
to see her, hut that she night do well to
..But tell him that it is serious, and that
I must see him. she said.
The doctor made another effort. but he
heard the man at the other end of the line
ate ashton. The woman finally confided
to him that she guessed she would 10 up
street and see another DIR. c. who she
was sure would comfort her ills.
The doctor whose office was thus invad-
ed found il necessary tn take u long rest
to recover from the shock which he after
ward said was given to him by witnessing
He subsequently found that not long he
fore the same patient had gone into one
DIR. is office and secured his services
to telephone a drug store to see why the
medicine prescribed for her by DIR. B
had not been sent mp.
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Be is Believed tn Have Gene In - SOUTH
ern aS~tvection-lW Debt to the
Montana Lottery Sew
eral Humirsds.

Al. =. Jacobs. the local agent for tho
Montana State lottery. has been N familiar
figure ON the streets of this city for several
months. An easy going fellow, perhaps
% years old, he seemed tn he trying as
hard as he could to enjoy life i'm his own
particular way. II that way was not the
straight and narrow way, Mr.. Jacobs AS
summed that IL was no ones busi-
ness bat his own in which
seem to- have coincidcd. Mr.. Jacobs had
am office in the Copinus building. He
was pretty successful i'm drumming UP
which are i'm Butte. How many tickets he
sold i'm this city and vicinity the public
has no means of knowing. but IL must
brother OF s. s.. Jacobs. the manager OF
the lottery, and as such seems to have
bccn allowed. al! the privileges OF a
of the business.
Mr.. Jacobs has not been seen In this
city since Saturday: Mr.. L~iebenstcin OF
IN manage of the lottery. came to town
yesterday tn see what condition Brother
AIS affairs were in. Toa STANDARD re-
mir. Jacobs has skipped out, leaving us
about 81 100 in the lurch. The money rep
rescnted tickets that he had sold. He
lier, and il is al mistake that We did not
make him do so. On Saturday teic,
grained him to come To Butte anu
pay III ma Ae uss0 Il ubu uos h'"s ohA
him. On Sunday i picked UP the STAND.
ARD and i'm the hotel arrivals noticed that
Jacobs was at the 81. Nicholas. L went
there and learned hat he had come up to
Butte from Anaconda the night before.
He kept pretty close tn his AL day
until 4 4 O'clock when he left on the Nom
tana Union. I don't know where he has
gone. From inquiry around Anaconda L
learned that he played faro very freely,
and sometimes dropped as much as $500 or
500 i'm "a night. He did us up i'm very
much the same way i'm Spokane, but he
was so very penitent and pleaded SO hard
with his brother to give him one more
trial that lac took him back. His Office
here I find i'm bad shape. 1t il
that tine loss of the S1,sOO will make no
difference i'm the payment of the tickets
that won in ther recent draw inG.
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rHs wircHcnArr uNpusrnv.

People whs Prey Upss the supsrsaes..
at Poor Cslsred Wssnsn.
From the Washington star.
The old colored woman In tho yellow
shawl and turs,an stopped at
the third gate on the right Of the alley
and rave three knocks. When the portal
was opened a crack by n thin and nerv-
GUS female Of Mulatto complexion the
to the gap, 80 rs to effectively prevent the
shutting of the door, il it had been at
tempted. and aid
"Honey, didn't some mysterious sign
tell you dat "a stranGer would como Wis
tim you Today
"Dar was sumpin' queer-lOokin' i'm de
coffee grounds dis mornin'; but I done
thought de long row of ackbi meant
muffin but de funeral on de mex square,"
replied the woman inside the gate.
tune. comm. You'se had n deal er trouble
in yo' life; you can't keep il hid from me,
cas- Use a witch an knows ebberyting. A
"Yes, indeedy, dat's a fac'." admitted
the other, new a~westruck; '.what
a wise woman you is. to be sho':"
troubles an m~isfortuncs am comm ON.
fc%,se got an enemy"
ayes, an awful bad one. You ncbber
saw her, but she's got a spite against you
because her grandpa was hoodooed by an
n man,s sS Wool Sor ali came ame eme ans so he ga. swo ds o %e
like a balloon, Don't you hab misery in
de J'ints off an on 2"
my Lawd, yes"
~ know'd you had. Once i'm a while I az
de trufc. Now I'll tell YOU de reason for
wicked; she is berry tall, am has pop eyes
an freckles. Once I'm n while when she's
bakin', maybe. she makes a leetle image
n { berry crusty. DE image is you. An.
when she has time, she takes de image
am sticks pins into il; den oh course, You
"Sakes alive! what's n POI critter like
'.Dat's what 1 C, m, t. tell you. Didn't
how Ia ix yo' enemy, SOS she can't do
YOU no hurt no mo-, but it'll cost you sum-
''l'se only got 80 CENTS"
We'll. dat'u do. Give il to me, chile.
IYou'se b it's a good silver piece: Now
bit oh dough am make an image oh de
wicked woman just make it long an
hin an it'll do. Den set il ter raise wild
thread round it's neck pretty tight. When
its done raised de thread will hab de neck
most cut i'm two: bake ii careful dat way,
berry crus v, am put IL away ON de pantry
shelf i'm a tin box. DE wicked woman will
be SO choked dat she can't do you any
hsrt in aor q y !. n sams You wa Sa9 make "n"d-
as dat ALP"
"No, dere's sumpin' else, awful! serious;
Dut ~ COS mo money 10 KNOW It.
"Bu / ant got no mo-"
mo two bits? Desc are hard times i'm
de witchery business"
"NOt q nickel"
"well, I'll come again. Derc's "a pusson
I know of dat's laid suInpin down '9ainst
you, an, il I don't tell YOU how to fl il,
it'll bring all sorts err bad luck. Good day,
honey an il you can git any ole clo'es
from yo' missus. deyHn go long way wild
wild me. stead er oney."
And the old woman i'm the yellow shawl.
withdrawing her ponderous foot from the
crack of the gate. turned and persued her
way along the alley to the rear entrance
OF the next house.
A person who knows about such things
told a Star reporter that there were a
good many shrewd women i'm Washington
i'm this way upon the superstition fears
of the lower class among the colored pop
ulation.
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Death or Mr.. German.

Last evening Michael German. who held
the position of pressman i'm the
office, died at his rooms i'm this city. Mr..
German came to Montana from ST. Paul.
He had spent several months i'm
the service of the STANDARD and
rapidly made friends in this city
by his many admirable traits OF character.
He was obliged to- leave his post Of duty
several lays ago and his death resulted
from pneumonia. Mr.. Germans brother
was mmon from Helena two days
& and was attending Mr.. German at
the time of his death.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

&. &. Lennon, OF Peoria, and Il. L.
Shortell, of 81. Louis, both of the North
ern Pacific passenger department, were
yesterday.
NJ. Liebsnstein. j. A. Mcconnell and ].
A. Connors, of Butte, were i'm town yes
tertay.
j. j. CunninRhan m, of st. Paul, w. q.
Stanley, of Dcnvcr, ann ii. -, Kissam, of
New York, are among yesterdays mr.
rivals.
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Subscriptions 10 the Standard sciW be re-
ceivexi at the business Office, ar at the store Of
Cyockef d King, Main street. Advertising
rates can be learned at the business office,
Standard Building, corner Of Main and
Third sfreSfa.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

Lord is the Anglo-Saxon hiaforn uoaf
d~istributerD. The Latin term for '.lord''
,domintisl has given us ''dominie,'' the
old term for preacher, and the same root
is found i'm '.dame."
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Notice

Notice
To members Of Copper City Council No.
3s3, National Union: Meeting might has
been changed from Tuesday to Wednes-
day evening. Council will meet i'm Odd
Fellows hall Wednesday evening, JAM
nary -. $. ID. Beebc, PRESIDENT; +. A.
Wyman, secretary.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer I'm
his city il reported by A. T. Playter,
druggist. corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: z n. m. IL
degrees above; IL M. - lcgrees above; 4
%. M. % degrees above; 3 y. M. 10 degrees
above.
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Travellers GUIDE.
ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
~.OK A.. Fro Rutte-lRaves Butte mt 2 90
a. NJ. silver How s:t9 \. NJ, stuart ss+5 A. NJ.
Al .SO A. M.-from Butte and tarr's1na
a. NJ. stuart n 81. a. NJ. Connects at stuart
with train which l. avcs Garrison al iO:2O A. NJ,
deer I<slgc 10: 4. NJ.
$40 y. M.-From Butte-Leaves Butte 2:to
II. NJ, silver Bow pass y. NJ, stuart 3:ia I'M.
ass n. M.-From Butte and Garrison Leaves
butte at : 80 a. NJ, silver Bow s;a6 !. Nj:
stuart s;i2 L. Nj. Connects AT stuart Win
train that leaves Garrison at ESQ T.. NJ, Deer
Lodge Ga. 4. Nj.
TRAINS DEPARr.
a,2O a. M.-For Garrison-Stuart s:A 4. M.
Deer Lodge 9:33 A. NJ. Garrison AT 1000
q no a. N.-For Butte-Stuart at 9:35 A. NJ,
silver Bow go A. M, arriving AT Butte, lO:io
.SH r, M.-FOr G~arrisnn-Arrives at Stuas
3:i5, Deer Lodge 4.si, Garrison sd.
0.I6 n. M.-For Butte-Stuart mt $40 v. NJ,
aiivrr How 6iJs 4, NJ, arriving In Butte, 2 100
y. ~.
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While n driver for Charles Gray was
hauling "a load of wood down one of the
mountains yesterday, one of his mules
slipped and broke his leg. The animal
had to he shot. Last week Mr.. Gray lost
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Notice.

Notice.
Thomas Ford will pay all claims against
Daily 4 McGovernp prior to January Is, II
presented before February 1. Parties I'm
debted To the above firm are notified To
settle with said Thomas Ford within the
same period.
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The social dance given mt Finlayson 4
Sisson's dancing school last Saturday
night was well end The music and
prompting 10y and Getting was
very good, and highly appreciated by all.
The usual social will Ike given on next
Saturday light.
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Ilr, 81. Jeans once

HE. %. Jeans Once
VIII be removed to the Dryer block, next
to DIR. Leiser's Office, ON the sth instant.
An DIR. St. Jean is obliged to make his
visit to ST. Anus hospital between Q 40 aud
2 30 p. M, his office hours i'm the evening
will he from I'D to $50.
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Join J.. G.. keppler's home watch clu
and get full value for your money.
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Extra heavy fiannels only 3Oc, 1T Este
q Connell,e.
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Notice.
All members Of Colfax lodge No.. 10, L.
%. q. F.. are requested to be present at
their hall OH Tuesday evening, January
n, 1850 at installation of officers. BY order
of u. ID. G. NJ.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

John Gray Hoy will be arraiRned i'm the
police court to-day for drunkenness and
fighting.
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Oysters at Crowley's Chop House.
Booth's New York Counts IN CANS. Take
home u can to your wife. Only 75 cents.
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"Roamers' are people who 20 to Rome
to see the pope, and 'saunterers" was the
the appellation bestowed ON the religious
enthusiasts who made the pilgrimage to
the saintc terre-the Holy land.
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Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda postofilce for the week ending
Jan. IL. 1880.
Centennial House Matson. Augusta
Cliarnukle, j NJ 90 McDOucl. Alex
Clark, Ad I'M Meiong. Angus
Contcrre, Emile Menifpld, VIM
Criswell. n O'f,illy. las
Cullen. FL t2) Paterson. Hartman
Cudahy. Geo Petersen. Karl NJ
Davis, Evan NJ Pet rs.n, A
Duay. lyle, Mo ris tl
Findorak, Adam Ruehart, w
CLASSY. Mike CD Ruggles, All
Gleason, Willie Sande, Ole A
Craig, Mrs Matte smith. Jessie
t;reig, ltobt Smish j (2,
Harris, Rachel Speiran. ThOs
Harris. Frank sullivan, Jeremiah NJ
uartZ, Mathew Svedenborg, Jenny
Hayes, JnO Svensson, otto
Henderson,, Henry CD Sartleson, Nelson
Hamberry, Jas GU Taylor, AB
Ill., .jno II Turner, "
Johnson, AE Warn, bertha
Johnson, r Wells, Jos r
Johnson, Christ Weston, Ernst ca
Johnson. Blenda Wethan, JnO
Jones, John White, VIM
knight, Mrs Ham White, &c
keillOr. sydney Wilson. Marian
Lang, j F. weik, Julius
Lynn, Andrew J O.,
In calling for these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters and give
date of this list. One cent will be col
lectcd for each letter. II not called for
within two weeks they will he sent to the
dead letter Office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, p. N.
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A. +. Playser has tuss received Q freeh
lot of genuine Henry Clay cigars.
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The Holman Hotel and Restaurant.
Open day aud night. The largest and
finest restaurant I'm the city. Private en-
trance leading To private dining rooms, Is
East Park street. -
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

Bali inritattoas and society printing ere
cufed iva an artistic manner at the Stand
ard !" Office.
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DO you moke? Buy your cigars at 8
West Granite street Butte.
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All tickets that won at the Montan,
lottery will he paid OH presentation at TIN
office i'm this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-21

Mothers, you can buy children's al
wool scarlet underwear for 4Oc, at Este,
x connell's.
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Wanted.
Fifty rock men for railroad work at
McCammon, Idaho. Will ship from Sill
yer Bow ON Monday morning. January 70,
1880. Fitzpatrick Bros, & Collins.
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All shades of plushes 36c, ut Estes q
Councils.
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Mr.. l. L Brown has three nice rooms
20 rent over Barrett d Jackey's store on
Main street. suitable for offices.
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HOUSE for Rent.

-Four rooned house in good repair. In
guire Of Mrs. Feathcrly.3 - w. Granite ST.,
Butte confectionery store.
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Notice.

A great luxury il Crowlcy's oysters
New York Counts. Splendid.
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Prescription accurately compounded d
A. I. Playter's drug store, day or night.
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Wanted.

To buy old clothes. Parties having old
clothes IN cell gill get we'll paid for them
Mont.
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II. II. Bayne ran out into the street at =
o'clock i'm the morning clad only in his
night shirt. He said that William Hanker
came into his room and violently assaulted
him. Damon. proprietor OF the West
Side saloon, went Hanker's bonds i'm the
sum of S25. II is believed that Hanker
has skinned the town.
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For a good cigar, domestic or imported,
go to Mrs. Feathcrly's OH West Granite
street, Butte.
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Advertisesi Letter List.

Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda postofiicc for the week ending
Ham ~ 1Stn
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Crowley's turkey suppers.

Handsome new piano for sale; terms
reasonable. Inquire at b. II. Mahan's
real estate Office. Anaconda.
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Don't spoil Your eiofhimg or sosl vour
hands with paint-pof and brush, but coU af
The Standard Office and Aore wou,- - To
Hssf ond F0~ SoS" cards Neatly printed.
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All plush wraps As cost At Este. d Coz
nelIs.
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Losee q Maxwell are closing out thei
clothing, and Offering same regardless o
cost.
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Estes & Council are selling knit goods
regardless of cost.
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Change of Date of the Masonic HALL and
uet.
In view Of the fact that washington's
birthday falls on Saturday, and i'm conse-
quence dancing ON that evening could not
well extend beyond midnight, the Ma
sonic fraternity have changed the date of
their forthcoming ball and banquet To the
evening of Friday, February q.
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Guns and rifles nj Anaconda Hardwars
Co.'S.
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Who owns Crowley's pup?
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william Reese, the man who was SO
badly i'm the fracas at L~aundry's
saloon on January 10Th, was walking
around the streets yesterday, and even
went out to the camp where he used to
cook. This -emarkable recovery reflects
great credit ON Drs. Mfckenxle and Stevens,
the snrxeOns who attended, him.
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tuOr1tnttsb mas given us 'uOtllnte,' the
old term for preacher and In same root
is found i'm 'dane."
For sale.
A restaurant doing good business. In
quire of n. A. Mcdonald, Granite, Mon
tana.
Oysters at Crowley's Chop House.
Booths New York Counts IN CANs. Take
home n can to your wife. Only IS cents.
"Roamers'' are people who TO to Rome
the appellation bestowed ON the religious
enthusiasts who made the pilgrimage to
the sainte terre-the Holy land.
Estes & Council are selling knit goods
regardless of cost.
For a good cigar. domestic or imported.
20 to Mrs. ~Feathcrly's OH West Granite
street, Butte.
All tickets that won at the Montana
lottery will he paid on presentation mt the
office I'm this city.
Mothers, you can buy chiltlren's ali
wool scarlet underwear for 4Oc, at Estes
q Connells.
Guns and rifles Mt Anaconda Hardware
Bali limitations and society prinfing ere
cufed in an artistic manner at the Stand
ard Office.
Prescription accurately compounded Mt
A. T.. Piayter's drug store. day or night.
Losce q Maxwell are closing out their
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cost.
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