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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-12
FOR A CAMPING GROUND
The National Guard Thinks That Old
Fort Ellis Would Just Suit.
Petitions Asking Representative
Carter to Pass a Bill Setting Aside
O Part OF the Reservation
for the Militia.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April l1.-Members Of the Ma
tional Guard throughout the state are ex-
erting themselves to secure o permanent
place at which to hold the annual en-
campments Of the guard. Old Fort Ellis
IL considered the best place In which to
hold Il, and, as 1t il already supplied with
all the necessary buildings, the guards
men contemplate II longingly. With q
hope OF securing a portion at least of the
abandoned military reservation, they
have m~augurated q move in this
direction by obtaining congressional
assistance. Petitions to the Hon. T. HI.
Carter asking him to secure passage Of q
bill setting aside two sections of the reser-
walton as q permanent place OF encamp-
ment for the state militia have been for
warded to almost every city and town in
the state IN will be circulated by men,
beers of the various military companies.
Should such q bill obtain passage the
state would then have one of the best en-
campment grounds in the country
and at q nominal cost. The
only expense to which the state would be
put would be that of keeping the buildings
and grounds in repair. No better selec-
ton could be made, as all the necessary
buildings, such as quarters, stables, store
houses, etc., already exist and could be
kept in repair at n trifiing expense. The
boys are very hopeful of success.
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PERSONAL

Mr.. John Clague Of Anaconda is now
filling the position at the City Drug Store
recently made vacantby the resignation
of Allan vanGundy.4Miss Linnie Batter
ton is the guest OF her sister. Mrs. II. T.
Mahan, in Anaconda this week.-Peter
Levcngood and wife Of Anaconda spent
Sunday in this city the guests of their
daughter, Mrs. James Estill.-Frank
Stcbbins and William Mckinney Of Ana
contla, two Of the hest officers in the state,
wer fefe tD%lay on official bssiiless.-O.
b. VOCAL, On Experienced assayer 81 Ana.
conda, viii soon open an assay. office IN
Champion.-Z. NJ. Wolfe OF Anaconda
was the guest Of friends in town sunday
Deer Lodge Siirer Stale.
Mrs. j. X. Boarman left last evening
with her son, Marcus DAILY, for her bone
in Anaconda.-Neto Northwest.
Mrs. Henry beats of Anaconda is ut the
Rodgers.-Miss0utd Gasette.
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A NEW INDUSTRY.


A Company Organised for Handling Build.
ere Supplies ON . Large Scale.
BY the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 11.-Butte will soon have
another branch of business, of which II
has long stood In need and which, because
Of It's necessity, will undoubtedly pay its
projectors handsomely. Notwithstanding
the Immense amount of building Which
has been done in the city within the asst
n and the greater amount which will
be done during the present year, not an
establishment exists In the city which
makes il n business TO handle sash,
doors, blinds and other builders supplies
exclusively. The only place at which
these articles cannotb be obtained ID at the
lnmber yards and the few planning mills
In operation here. These have never
been able, SO il Is claimed, to supply the
demand, and consequently q great deal
of the material used In the constructs Oh
Of houses and business blocks had to be
shipped from st. Paul and Minneapolis.
To supply this want, f. NJ. Trask and
several others have organised q firm and
will engage in the business of handling
builders supplies. They have secured
the services OF a competent manager who
is now enroute from Minneapolis 10 take
charge of their business. The company
will start in with a stock Of goods valsed
at $4,000.
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A MERRY NIGHT OF 1T
The Hook and Ladder Boys Entertain
Their Friends Right Royalty.
All the Fire Companies Join In an
Attractive Parade Dancing
Till the Hours OF
Morning.

The ball given by Hook and Ladder
Company No. I. last night, was n pro-
nounccd success In every particular. The
parade in the evening started from the
engine house at Z 30 o'clock. All the diff
ferent fire companies OF the city were
represented, and made a fine appearance
as they meandered through the principal
streets i'm their handsome uniforms, to
the music Of the Smelter City Fife and
Drum corps. The parade was shown the
way by a representative from each com.
pany, consisting of Chief Richie, Frank
Foskett, foreman OF the Alert Hose COM
pany, Captain Iseman, of the Hook and
Ladder company, and Captain Canovan,
of the Juvenile Hose company. Next
came the Fife and Drum corps, playing
an appropriate march, followed by the
Juvenile Hose company, the Alert
Hose company. the Marcus DAILY
Engine and Hose company, were
next in line, while the Hook and Ladder
No. l brought up the rear. .
After marching through the principal
streets, the procession brought up at
Evans hall, where the ball was to take
place. The hall was beautifully decorated
and presented n highly artistic appear
ancc. Directly upon entering, an appro-
pirate and inviting inscription in letters
ofgold upon a blue background met the
eye containing the words "A. H.. l.. Co.,
Welcome to Firemen and Guests A
ladder on one side, handsomely decorated,
and bearing the motto, always Ready"
profusely and tremendously decorated In
bunting and national colors.- presented q
charming appearance. The opening
grand march at $3.50 O'Clock, in which
the uniformed companies were well
represented, was well executed and about
l50 couples wound gracefully around the
room to the enchanting time OF the march
as played by the ladies, composing Pro
Jesse. Greve's orchestra. The programme
Of the dance consisted Of 2 numbers n
the merry throng Of dancer kept grace
fully I'm time with the inspiring music OF
the delightful waltz, schottische and polka,
until a late hour: The music secured Tor
was exceptionally worthy OF mention
as being OF excellent merit and
meeting the general approval OF all.
These aides will appear again in this city
on the 18th instant, when they give n con-
cert at Evans hall and should meet a
warm reception. The committee on ar
rangcmcnts are TO be thanked for the en-
tire and brilliant success that met their
efforts. The committees are as follows:
Arrangements: John lseman, Charles
Collins, George Elston and Charles Pickel;
reception: l. +. Kirby, j. Is. Losee, Will
liam Reed, c. 7. w. Crcss, John Merrill,
w. &. Haynes, ID. Cohen, sr., l.. 4. Super
nant, w. II. Slaughter, Ed. McGovern, j.
{. Kruger, Frank Bertsch, w. j. Stevens,
Thos. Richards and VIM. Clement. They
were assisted by Messrs. Richie. Brown
and Converse who represented the works.
All wore neat and appropriate badges.
Charles Collins was floor director, assisted
by John lseman, Charles Foss, Charles
Pickle and Henry Webster.
A number Of people were over from
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Butte Real Estate Record.

special correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, April 1.-THE following trans.
fers were recorded in the Office Of the
county clerk since our last report:
Charles r. Kessler ct al. to Patrick
O'Brien, for 500, lot 4, in block ID of Belle
of Butte addition.
Edward Wagner and l. V. Skidmore To
William Yeager, for 81, one-twelfth inter
est In the Matilda claim in the Summit
Valley district.
Charles NJ. Edwards to August Heber-
lein, Tor 81, two-thirds interest il the
Heberiein lode claim in Moose creek dis
trict.
Joseph II. Walker to Henry BlackInore,
'for 500, lot ., In block 16 Of West Walker
vile.
Matthias and Esther Demas to E. NJ.
Balkins, for 1865, a fractional part of lot 8.
in block y OF Fausett's addition.
Mantle q Connefi to Loden & Jacobs,
for 500, lots 10, II and II, in block 1 of
Welcome Stranger addition.
Lee w. Foster to George g.. Baskerville.
for N60. lot I, in block IA of Leggat & Fos-
ter's addition.
Frederick Northampton to Mary j.
O'Donnell, for S165, one-fourth interest i'm
the Ranger mining lain.
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A Provoking Pence.

Several complaints have been made
recently i'm regard TO n barbed wire fence
on Second street. II is placed quite nca
the sidewalk and in case Of any heavy
wind, such as has been prevailing for
several days Of late, the fence proves
most disastrous TO ladies that may be
passing, by tearing their dresses. Quite a
number Of ladies have already been suf-
ferers in this way, causing them great
annoyance. There seems TO be 10 direct
necessity for the barbed wire, as an iron
paling which stands there is quite sufii-
cicnt for all purposes and would GER
tainly keep out all intruders or stray ami
mails that might nave an inclipation 10
trcspass on the ground.
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How He Sold Them.

From Racket.
Lady of the House, don't need any Of
your burglar alarms.
A~gent-That's just what the lady next
door said.
Lady Of the House ton the alert,-Said
what?
A~gent-That il was no use OF me calling
here, as YOU wouldn't need any, because
you had nothing to steal, but thought
l.
Lady of the House ,gritting her teeth,
Give me three. C.
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Paid for His Fancy Riding.

BUrTE, April u.-Hugh Ross, the dar~
ing broncho rider, who, giving an exhi.
bition of fancy riding in frontof ConnelIs
store last night, appeared In the police
court this afternoon. The simple charge
Of disturbing the peace was lodged
against him. He pleaded guilty and was
fined Is and costs. No complaint of re-
sisting an officer was lodged against him,
and Policeman Cantwell has to nurse
his bruises without the consolation OF
the knowledge that the man who inflicted
them was punished for doing SO.
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visited by the Catacombs.

From the New York sun. q,
"Did ! understand you to say you ven
in Europe this winter ?" he asked Of the
man who was talking To q drummer across
the aisle. Jf"
ayes, SIR" '" >
Were you in Rome
"a was there for n month, SIR" . 80 f9'
"Ah!I am glad TO have met YOU. /
wanted to ask about Rome. You visited
the catacombs, of coursc?"
"Didn't have 10. They visited me-"
"How do you mean 2"
"Why, / never stirred out OF the hotel
that they weren't striking me for aims.
Never say such an Internal set in all my
born days."
Don't you NEAR the lazaroni?'
"Of course. The catacombs and the
lazyrony are the same thing, only 'cata-
comb is the Italian of II and the other Is
the English. II you haven't been over I'd
advise you TO go-if you can raise the
dudads. You don't know how much a
trip abroad will broaden and liberalize
your mind" i, .5t
And the other sank back, and hid him.
self i'm n corner, and he did not get over
looking pale for the ext thirty miles.
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His wife Too Much for Him.

By the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April Ill. w. Lewis. who the
police sayis a Wooster" for the famous
hurdy-house formerly conducted by Pre-
vost q Massie, was ruu i'm by Officer Dom
ovan Tonight. Mrs. Lewis was also given
accommodations at the station. She and
her husband were engaged in the exhiliar-
ating pastime OF wiping the earth with
one another, when the officers bounced
upon them. The arrival Of a policeman
was most opportune for Mr.. Lewis, as he
was getting decidedly the worst of the
tight.
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From Once a Week. n ,'t H.f H RI.
George Vanderbilt is a ,slim-built, pallid-
faced man Of retiring manner, with hu-
ish gray eyes and q brown mustache. He
is only . and % and master of 500, 600 900,
yet he eschews society and leads the life
of a conscientious professional book
worm, pouring over mouldy and obscure,
yet priceless, editions Of the classics In
the luxuriant library of his Fifth avenue
mansion. He has a pretty turn for ART,
which, however, does not prevent his AT
tending the German opera On occasions,
and he is an expert canocr. He is not
particularly robust, and being a bachelor
he Is the cynosure OF all the matchmak-
ing m about town, to whom he
gives a wide berth, and is building a home
id North Carolina which promises to he a
revelation. He Is said TO be writing a
historical novel. 4
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Nj. PiKley I'm Jail.

By TIE Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April l1.-William Pixley, the
gentleman who is endeavoring to lead a
life of luxurious ease oil the earnings of
his wife and daughter, who are Juggling
beer at the Comique, is I'm trouble again.
He is also in Jail. Tonight Officer Wal
Ter gathered him in on a warrant for va
grancy, issued by Judge Newkirk on COM
plaint of Adam Faraday, whose tenants
the Pxley's ave recently been.
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BY the Standards

By the Standards Special Vino.
BUTTE, April 1.-THE grand jury to-day
has been busily engaged on the Marie
Rigel case. Ii is no, thought now that
the jury will get through this week.
The court to-day issued a venire for u
more jurors to complete the trial jury.
The venire is returnablc Monday at 10 n.
m.
The sentence Of John Sullivan was
postponed until next Friday. John Cool
and Ellis j. Richards were naturalized.
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Denver Criticisms Of Patti.

From the New York Tribune. ~ 'Al4
The musical critics Of Denver peachsd
the high-water mark of Rocky Mountain
criticism in their notices Of Patti. Here
are a few of their remarks: "The ballet
made a great hit" ''The girls all wanted
To steal the cute Ittle dago TENOR "The
drinking scene made all the boys thirsty"
1.-THE chorus was like a galaxy Of peanut
stand queens" 1.-THE Salvation Army
dresses worn by the chorus were great"
'Jobnny Black thought he was at a ball
game and yelled when the cantatrice sang
Home, Sweet Home.'"
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Not Within His JurisdIction.

IDy The Standards Special Wire.
go BUTTE, April 1O.-Another windy, dusty
day favored the residents of Butte to-day.
Assistant County Attorney Cotter came
into district court this afternoon with his
eyes, nose and mouth filed with Butte's
choice dust. "This weather, Judge, is
very disagreeable," began Mr.. Cotter.
Hatton, ''this court has no Jurisdiction
over the weather. "
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Electricity Supervising the Horsc.'
rnm the Pail Mall (,ayettp

From the Pail Mall Gazette. sL.ti
Alas for the poor horse! Driven f,otA
the high road by the invention of th0loco
motive, he seems destined 10 dbappeaf
from the streets under pressure Of the
competition of the electric car. Accord
ing to the statement )of the chairman OF
the North Metropolitan Tramways cons
pany at the h~alf-yearly meeting, the adop
ton of electricity as q motor saves the
company four shillings IN every pound ut
present spent IN horse traction. hthis b
true OF trans, IL may soon he true of all
other vehicles. Every hanson will then
be driven by accumrAators, and the lori
mayor may ride in his famous coach With
never SO much as a single steed except
for scenic rr"- rE y
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She Was Deserving.

From the Tcrre Haute Express.
Miss Minnie-Mr. Figg, you really must
buy a ticket for our ball. II is forthe bcn-
eft of a poor starving dressmaker.
Figg-But is she really deserving, do you
think?
Miss Minnie-I know she is. She has
done lots of work for the girls of our set,
and always let us set our own price.
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Harry, the Pawnbroker,

Will nave a grand auction sale of unre-
deemed pledges, consisting Of ladies' and
gents gold watches, rings, chains. guns.
pistols, musical instruments, &c. Sale To
take place on First street. opposite Judge
Fitzgcrald's office, for five days only,
commencing April 10 at 2 p. M, evening I
u. m. All goods warranted as represented
or money refunded.
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THE WEATHER..

The daily record of the Thermometer In
this city is reported by A. I. Playter'
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday a a. m.' y.
degrees above; IL M, 81 degrees above; .
d. m, 10 degrees above; 8 p. m, ~ de-
0rees above.
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Notice.

The board of county commissioners will
meet i'm special session a, 10 o'clock a. m.
on Tuesday, April 10, for the purpose OF
arranging 20 bond the outstanding indebt-
edness of Deer Lodge county, and for the
transaction Of other business. BY order
of j. l.. HAMILTON, chairman.
j. +. B~RAZELToN, Clerk.
April ., 1880.
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Very Peculiar.

From Der Tx.
Guest (helping himself pretty freely to
the cognacl- 1t is very peculiar. never
feel an appetite for dinner unless ] takca
glass OF cognac a~ftcrward.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-04-12

Mahan q Linsley yesterday sold 5,OOo
shares of the Mildred mining stock ut 10
cents per share.
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The specialist Of the Liebie World Dis
pensary will be ut the Montana, Ana
conda, Saturday and Sunday. April 10
and 20; at Deer Lodge, April n; Philips
burg, April ~ and %.
DIR. A. G. SToDpART.
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DIR. Garvin of Acton, Ontario, ana
George n. McGarvin Of Listowcll Ontario,
arrived i'm town yesterday.
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Don't spoil pour clothing or soil pour
hands ioith pdint-pot aud brush, but call at
the 4" Standard" Office aud hare your " To
Rent" aud For Sale" cards neatly printed
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j. Merrill 4 Go. are showing an elegant
line of ladies' gold watches. They are
pleased TO show goods TO visitors as well
as purchasers.
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Some very handsome specimens OF ore
from the Golden Messenger mine were
received yesterday in which the native
gold is quite rich and of rare quality. The
samples were received by Mahan d Lins-
ley, who will place them in their window
with other spccimens of ore.
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Have you tried Petritz's old Forester?


Household furniture, complete for four
rooms. very cheap and in good condition.
For particulars apply to FitzPatrick 4
Strickfaden.
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:. b. Calderhcad, Charles Spencer ana
G. b. Ceerbury Of Butte were ut the Mon-
tana yesterday.
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j. V. Petritz has just received a car load
of Buck beer from Pabst Brewing com.
pany, Milwaukee, which will he placed
on the market April 10.
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Dcformities and Diseases OF Women and
Children.

The visiting surgeon of the Interna.
tional Surgical Institute will meet you FOR
free consultation II the Montana, Ana.
conda, Saturday and Sunday, April Is
and 10; at Deer Lodge. April p: at Phil
ipsburg, April - and %.
DIR. A. &. SroDpART.
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When you wish anything IN the line Of
watches, jewelry or silverware you will
find Il at j. Merrill q Co.'S. Their stock
is largely increased in all lines and their
Drices correct.
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j. Merrill q Co. call special attention to
their assortment Of diamonds. Good
judges pronounce them the best in the
city-
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An Odd Sire.

From Light.
Little Marie-Oh, Edith there's a hole i'm
your stocking as big rs a silver dollar.
Edith-Why, Marie, how you exagger-
ate.
Marie-Well, it's as big as 90 cents, any
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GUIDE.
rRAINh ARRIVE.

,oS A. M.-from Butte-lcayes lutte at sly
NJ. Silver Bow s:i9 A. NJ, stuart s;tS 4. M
nj $50 "A, M.-From Butte and Garrison--
Leaves Butte At 1850 A. NJ, silver bow mS
An, stuart II 80. A.. N. Connects az stuaT'
90 p. E.-From Butte-Leaves Butte 800
r. N, Silver Bow 6:i5 !. M, stuart esso u ~;
n 90 p. M,-From Garrison-LRaves Garrison
e:?o r. n, Deer Lodge 6+7 T.. M; stuart ~"
TRAINS DEPART.
s,ao A. M.-For Garrison-Stuart $40 A. NJ,
Deer Lodge s:s3 A. NJ, Garrison NJ iooo
e,ao A. M.-For Butte-Stuart ut a;3S A: M.
silver Bow 100 A. NJ, arriving al n"''e' ''''
400 p, M.-For Butte and > Arrives
ri Stuart S:iS, Deer Lodge 4 .06, GARRISON s'o'
Silver Row 3:i5 T.. NJ. Butte 90 ]. M. =,
s,Ik p. M.-For Butte-Stuart nj f:3S y. M,
silver BOW SOS I. NJ, arriving In Butte d"
N.
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Paints. oils and window glass ut Play
ter's drug store. corner Main n First
streets.
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The Easter musical service will be re.
peated at st. Mary's Episcopal church to-
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Finest brands OF wines, liquors and
cigars at Keefe's.
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Services for the S~candinavians will he
held at the Christian church tomorrow
evening. Rev. A. Bartling Of Butte will
preach.
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Keefe don't mix his beer.
Notice.

There is a message nj he Western
Union Telegraph office for Henry Cullen.
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Peckover has the finest cream candies
in the city. Always fresh.
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Keefe sets the grandest free lunch in
Anaconda.
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Fresh butter, eggs and poultry al Meals.

Go to Meals for oysters and fish Of all
kinds.
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Try one of those Prince Cuban cigars.
Peckover has them.
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
'Stdhddrd 4" Office.
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Try one of those bottles Of 1922 bourbon
at John V. Petritz's.
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Property in the Northern Pacific addi-
ton at Butte City for sale at Mahan *
Lnsleys. Lots $50 TO 500.
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Grand Central hotel. Meals % cents
first-class table board SD per month
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Smoke Prince Cuban Cigars. Peckover,
sole agent for Anaconda.
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Dr. Iiebig A 90.

Go To Peckoyer's for the finest brands
OF cigars, imported and domestic.
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Oranges from 20 to rs cents per dozen at
Meals.
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ABOUT THE CITY.

II. C. Ives of Helena was i'm the city yes
terday.
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April 7,lss0.