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The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1890.

day the long-lost Jerry entered her
Aunt Dnmpiing's house, in the
pretliest Wedding bonnet imagina-
bic, and leaning on HARRISON ORA
per's arm.
How 1t all came about no one
there ever knew, but supper was
spread that night with salads and
champagne, and all things filling,
such as that quiet clearinghouse
had never known before. The
boarders all congratulated the
happy pair, and the young man
who had been studying the cornet,
and was quite an adept now, play
ed wedding march, with the as
sistance OF Miss Murphy, piano
teacher, which Will never be for
gotten III that neighborhood.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

Don't WASTE POSTAGE STAMPS.
-"Why do you Americans put
five cents on a letter TO Mexico
when two are enough 2" asks a
business man writing from the
City of Mexico. as cash so abun-
dant in Northern homes that you
can so waste it2 Pray tell your
people that only 'phu.e' will put
on any more postage on a Mexican
letter or paper than on one destin-
cd for the United States-else why
the postal treaty? One half my
correspondents thus foo!ishly con-
tribute to Uncle Sans eXchequer."
This advice is well timed. Most
people know that letters To- Canada
need bear but two cents postage
for each ounce or fraction thereof,
but it is less generally known the
same rate applies to letters sent to
Mexico-which is too often regard
ed a "foreien country."-Spring-
field Republican.
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CHANCERY COURT-SECOND DIST
SYLVANUS EVANS. chancellor.

In lRo county of Lauderdale, on the first Monday
of JpnutIy and July, and continue twelve days'
In the county Ot Newton. on tho third Monday
Of January and July, and continue six DAYS,
uhe rsupty Of Hancock on the first Monday OF
bruary and August, and continue six days.
In tho county of Harrison, on the SECOND Monday
afFelnuary snd August, and ccntinno ak days.
In the county of jackson, uH the third Mondny
OF February and August, and continue six days
In the comfy OfClallIe. on tho first Monday of
March and September aud continue six days.
In the county of Jasper, on the s9cond Monday
Of March and September, and coniirae six days.
In tho county Of Perry, on the thir Monday of
March and September and continue six days.
In the connty nf Marion First District on the
tdird Monday Of May and November and continue
Ax days. In the SECOND District on the second
Monday Of May and November, and continue six
days
Ia the county of Jones, on tho first Monday of
April and October. and continuelsix days.
Ia the county of Gown ston, on the second Mon
day in April aud October, and continue six days,
In the county Of Greene on the third Monday OF
April and October and continue six days.
In the county Of Smith, nn the fourth Monday OF
April and October, and continue six days.
In the couuly Of Wayne, on the first Monday OF
Nav and November aud continue Six days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

WHERE BACHELORhOoD is NOT
TOLERATED.-There is a prejudice
in the rural districts of this State
against bachelors. People in
every outlying settlement are op-
posed 10 bachelors taking up claims
in their vicinity. An exchange
says: There are some splendid
claims on Deadwood Greek not
yet taken as good as any on the
coast. The citizens want men
with flmilies TO settle on them.
Three of these claims were taken
by bachelors last fall. The ladies
of DeadwoOd passed a resolution
placing a three years limit on Gel
ibacy in that district, and provid-
ing all bachelors not married at
the end of that time be run ont of
the settlement or hung" That
fixed things. Five bachelors
moved out, one got married, and
two have gone into the sparkling
business.-POrtIapd OregOHidn.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26
JERRY.
BY MARY KYLE DALLAS.

He was packing his portmanteau
and looking about the room with
The glance of one about 10 leave it
forever, far reader 10 be to its
virtues very kind" and TO its
"faults little blind" than had
been his wont while he had been
it regular occupant. Now, as he
made ready to depart, he found his
heart soltenlng. After all, the
landlady was a good old soul-she
had sent him up lunch that very
morning, since he could not wait
for the regular meal. lie began
to think gently OF his fellow-board-
or, who had been learning 10 play
the cornei, and as for Jerry, when
he thought Of Jerry, he actually
sighed. jerry was the laudlady's
orphan niece, who performed the
duties OF maid of f-all-work, with
out the usual wages. Her name
was Geraldine Glider, but the fine
baptlsmal appellaiion did her very
liO'lC SOui, SA.lCC NNNiJ OIiS S'''lSf
her Jerry perpetually.
She had been he one bright spot
in that dingy house, with her flax
en- hair, blue eyes. and bits of
bright ribbon; and if one gave
her a bunch Of violets. when they
were sold cheap by The bays al the
foot of the stairs that led TO the
Elevated Railroad, how grateful
she was. How she had read The
books lie had loaned her. She
would miss his books, and there
were half a dozen he might as
we'll give her. He gathered them
together, being careful not TO Sc
lect anything young girl should
not read, and opened the door.
The object of his kind intentions
was close at hand, sitting half out,
side the old-fashioued hall window,
which she was polishing. When
she saw him beckon she lifted it
and came in.
"Did you call, Mr.. DraperW she
said, advancing, Il thought heard
you.n
81 wanted you 10 say goodbye,
jerry" said Mr.. Harrison Draper
taking her little hand. "Don't you
know Pm going away z"
"Yes, sir" said Jerry, in a faint
voice.
"And you meant to let me go
without a word 7" asked Draper.
why, I've been here three years.
You weren't grown up when !
came, and now-dear NE y
And he looked down upon Jerry
in The dignity of her sixteen years,
and paused for want of words.
II feel a good deal older" said
Jerry, sadly. Il think housework
ages one"
"You should not do hoHsework,
jerry" said Mr.. Draper. "Y0u
should sit on a cushion and sew up
seam. and dine upon strawher-
ries, sugar and cream. Poor little
Jerry! See here, I've picked out
some books for you-yau like 10
read-and there's a photograph of
mine. Look at it row and then.
Haven't you one to give me !"
81 only have tintype, but III
get il il you care for H."
Harrison said ne did care very
much, and Jerry ran for the thing
and got it.
"You are going to be a lawyer,
Mr.. Draper, they fell me" she
said. And he said they were right.
"Wilh an office and an Office boy
and tin boxes and clients q asked
she.
"The Office and the lin boxes are
certain, jerry" he said, "the Office
bov probable. the clients only pos
sibIe. However, l hope FOR the
best"
"Oh. | am sure, Mr. Draper, that
vnu will be very great lawyer,
and-cnnluie all others" said Jer-
~. earnestly. Il shall read all
...-.,s L.. tho ftafsnrR and feel
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THE COURTS
THE REGULAR TERMS.
COURT SECOND DIST.
SAMUEL Il. TERRAL. Judge.
1,,Irs H. NEVILLE, District Attorney.

IN the county Of Winston on tho th'ia MONDAY
= u I,n,ary H and Juy. and cortinue six days
~ t%" cnty Of famlerdalr, on the fourth Mon
d,r =" # ri January and July and continue eighteen
days. ,r.t.o -. ,ho th;rd MaDdov
=, ,F0br.ary aud August, and continue eighteen
davs ,. -. a. .so.ord AJordov
=, March and September, and continue twelve
DAYS. -. a., e,,r,b Nfordo, Of
u.rrb and Sentember and continue twelve days
In the county of Wayne on the second MONDAY
sf fInril and October and continue six days
In thc conntv of Greene on the third Monday OF
AnriI and October and continue siX dais
In the county of Marion. First District on the
,hird Mnpday of June and December, and con
tisno six days. In the SrcQnd District; ON Inc
%nltl Monday Of June and december, and contin-
re- ak days
0fNay and November. and continue twelve days.
In the county of Harrison, on the third Monday
ofMsv and November, and continue twelve days;
In thc county of 0fJacks0n, on the first Monday OF
Jnne and continue six days, and December and
continue twelve days.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

When The Lord made shade the
devil invented lOaicrs-
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

Here is little story from Switz-
erland, the moral of which is that
married people must not quarrel.
In September, 1856, the village Of
EgliSan was set ON fire and hve
houses we're burned down. One
SUNDAY few weeks ago the land
lord of an inn at Schiffiande bad a
qnafrel with his wife, and she
denounced him in the face of hls
customers as the author OF the fire.
He is now in prison awaiting trial.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

A Paris TEX paper says there
is a prominent gentleman there who
has four living wives, oneof whom
is even with him in having three liv-
ing husbands.
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

One cause assigned by several
physicians and druggists for the
fact that many becume victims 10
the opium vice is from the use Of
antipyrene. A great number ot
young women, aud especially fe-
male clerks, take aniipyrene IN
such quantities that 1t finally loses
its restorative power. Then they
resort 10 morphine
The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-09-26

THE FIRST SEWING MAcHIYE.-It
is strange how badly We get i'm
portant matters of history mixed.
Ask any we'll informed person who
invented the sewing machine and
the reply will be Elias Howe,
which Is far from the truth in the
case. The first sewing machine
was patented in England by ThOs.
Saint, IN 1850, sixty years before
Howe was born. One Of Saints
old machines is now on exhibition
in the Royal Agricultural Hall,
Ellington, England.-St. Louis Re
public.
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A Fine Dynamite lsOmb.

From the New York StA.
A great city seems to attract eccentric
people as powerfully as a circus does the
small boy. New York is full of them, hut
none that l have ever met can equal "a lit
tie nervous Irishman, named John ID.
King, but better known as 1.-THE Belfast
Man," He il n curious compound of a
poet, writer, inventor, chemist and revo-
lutionist. He discovered a process whereby
dynamite bombs can be made AT "a cost of
rs cents, and for at least three years went
around town with his pockets full Of diff
ferent varieties of the tremendous ex-
plosive. He became such an object OF
terror tn his friends that his appearance
would cause a crowd of them to scatter like
leaves before the wind. He was n fanat-
ical Fenian and u regular visitor at the
office of O'Donovan Rossa before that pa
triot had fallen from his high estate. On
one occasion. when Rossa was reading
am article entitled LET Us Die for Erin"
To Pat Joyce, Short Moore, and other sam
culinary PATRIOTS. King came in with n
large package. At his first remark, ''This
is the finest dynamite bomb i'm the world!'
the manuscript was dropped and every
patriot had vanished down the stairs into
the street. Not until late in the afternoon.
and after a newsboy was sent up to inves-
tigate the premises and had reported the
departure of the f~irc-eating chemist, did
they return.
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THE c MARKET.

TIE LoCAL n
These Quotations Are Revised and Cor
rected Every Day.
Sugar-Granulated, per 100, SC 5000: light
brown, $500; pulverized II 4 A. New York, si3.-
co: loaf, sI3.l0; maple per pound. 3c.
co cS5tef eica. isst s, strong ,sya sr Mand lsiSli ia@t i&
Mocha, 37G5 4Or; roasted Rio and Costa RIGA, 26ee
3Oc: roasted Carbaio. 32c; roasted Mocha and
Java, 3sQ5Oc; Arbtckle's, &c..
si.Oo: GunIowder, 4Jc@si!O; extra Young Hy-
Pickles gal, $40; ; GAL, $3.50; 10
gal, 5000.
Cabbage-Per cwt, $500.
Eggs-Per ease, $500.
Butter-Per n, $50 NO.
Fruits Dried apples, per SD packages. .:5ccs
sIyGD: ditto sliced. 30 N boxes, l4c ler n; peaches,
salt Lake, ICE: apricots, zoe; evaporated ditto,
&c ca SlaskGsf fris,ssl iss; q Is per case ase.
3-b standard tomatoes, s3.25.
Pm standard corn, $500.
I'D standard peas, $50; seconds, S2.s1.
Dried Beans-Navy. $500 per 100 n; Lima,
Wheaf.No. i, per 100 n. s2.oa.
orn-Cracked per roo 10, SLID
Fioar:Fer 100 N. Pilsbury.s best, $40; Og-
den, $50: strag@e; IN "paisy.T $50.
Dat meal-Per 100 n, ti.J0.
lard-1O0Ll2c.
Fresh M~eats-Pork, lie; beef. s@ zoe; lamb,
quarters, s5ca q 90: mutton, I@1Jc.
Coai-Per ton, hard, $500; soft, $3.50.
wood.Per cord, $40.
Hay-Per ton, $500.
Straw-Per ton, si2.O0.
Oats-Per cWt, 500.
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How |. Canary Learned tn Speak.

From the Pail Mall Budget.
The landlord OF u public house in Bir-
mingham is the owner OF a remarkable
canary. 1t can speak several words with
fiuency and c~learness. This il n very
rare faculty for a canary to possess, al
though ESQ a local paper SAYS there has
been at least one other instance. The
present prodigy Is n fine young cock
bird, and attained his accomplishment
under the tuition Of an Indian paroquet,
with whom he was placed i'm close and Sc
cluded companionship. He would listen
with head inclined to one side. and with
the p~rofoundest attention. Prompted by
n spirit of emulation, he essaycd to utter
a few magic words himself. This word
loving Bonifacc has also two white black
hirSls-
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death OF George wa.hinxtos

From the Texas Siftings.
"When did George Washington die"
school.
..Is he dead ?, was the astonishcd reply.
"Why, IL was not mole than. a week ago
that we were celebrating his birthday,
and now he is dead. It's n bad year ON
children. ] reckon his folks let him eat
something that didn't agree with him or
may be the grip got away him."
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Perhaps 10 was Something Eise.

Psrhaps 10 Was Something Elise.
From the Pfttsburg Chronicle Telegraph.
at In warmer this morning than yester-
day, I think,' remarked Mr.. Squildig ut
the breakfast table.
81 think not replied his wife.
"Why? 2"
because I see the milk which Inns just
come In il blue with cold"
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NOTICE TO CO-OwNER.


STATE or MONTANA,
CouNrN NJ DEER LOp1E,
February ~, isO.
10 ThouaS Cowan.
Nou are h, rrby notified that We have expended
siO in assessment work In labor and improve
ments upon the Mct;lynn quartz lode I'm the Orc
Fino Mining District, North Fork al the Dry Cot
tonwoosl, la order tn hold said premises under
the prov i>lons Of section 2,S2t, Revised statute OF
the tuitssi states. being the amount required tn
hold the same for the year ending December II,
publication of this notice you fail ar refuse Ia
contribute your proportion of such expenditure
AS co-owner. your Interest In said claim will be-
coine the property Of the subscribers under said
section 2.5.l.
lSi'nedl
MAS j. IF
GORDON.
First Published February i6th, 1880.
STATE OF MONTANA,
COUNTY or DEER LODGE
january \, lssO.
You are hereby notified that we have expended
one hundred dollars In assessment work In labor
and improvements upon the Annie Glover quartz
lode. In order tn hold said rrcmises under the
provisions of section 2,32i, kuvised statute Of the
the same for the year ending December 3ist,
Iss9. And II within ninety days from the first
publication Of this notice You fail or refuse Ia
contribute your proportion OF such expenditure
as co-owners your interest In said claim will be-
come the property III the subscribers under said
section 2,f2i.
[Signedl +. a. EKSTATT.
Euttc city, Montana
JOHN nARTZ
Anaconda, Montana.
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Literary note.

From Texas siftings.
Friend: "How are you coming ON ~
Arthur: Wood. I've got the material
ON hand for q FIRST class novel;" "You
arc q lucky man, That's not all; I've
got the material for q splendid comedy he
sides" ''You are ~fortnnate." "Yes, all !
need now IL the material fora new pair OF
pants"
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LEGAL.
NOTICE TO

STATE or MONTANA,
COUNTY or DEER L.oIs.E,l
January .. I>cO.
To Frank -. brown; You ar. hereby notified
that I have expended for the years isss and iss9.
each, one hundred dollars In assessment work
ON the BONANZA quartz lode mining claim,
lying I'm an unoreaniled district in beer Lodge
county, AMI located November ~, tss.. And II
within ninety days from the first publication nj
this notice you fail tn contribute your proyor-
ton Of such expenditure as c,-owner your inter
est In said claim will become the property nj the
undersigned under section 2.5as, Revised Statutes
of the United states.
lSiyneLl LOUIS SC1IOIN.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
=. r. HauSer, John e. Curtin.
A. NJ. Hotter, X. =. Hamilton,
Granville stuart, a. a.. Allen.
+. II, kleinschmidt, Henry NJ. Iarchen.
II. &. Power,
General banking business transacted. Interest
paid ON time dopOsitx.
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Funeral notices neatly printed at the
- STANDARD" Office.
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FOR RENT.

vU>O -k.staurant-An newly furnished,
y on First street. Address u. a.. Box sso. q
T0NO RENT-FOnr-rOOm hOuse ON Birch street.
u incinding water 81. Mahan q I.insley.
ru>O room house ON Alier street:
II SIS Mahan d Linsl~y.
ITO RENT-four nicely furnished rooms i'm
twosstory brick On West second street.
Mahan 4 Iinsley.
Sv>O RENT-fiyeh handsome Offices In the Dryer
y block On Main street; suitable for business
Offices. Mahan q Linnsley.
'1~o room house on Birch street,
Il including water sfs. Mahan & IinsIey.
ITO R~ENT-Saloon and nxtares on Front
street; price per month ss5 Mahan q
Iinsiey.
1D>O Mt brick storerOsms on East
II First street; each $40. Mahan Il liDslry.
'I>O RENT-One furnished house of , rooms On
Il Cherry street. FitzTatrick Il Strickfa,iden.
no rooms in the upper story ~
davidson brick building. FnzP'trick 4
Strickfadden.
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P..CHRISMAN, ID. ID. =.

II P..CHRIsMAN, ID. DIS.
ONCE. First Street Between Main and Oak,
Anaconda, Montana.
TEETH PAIN
by a new process. All classes OF Dental Work
executed in first class manner. Artlncial
Teeth Without Plates.
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IT oLEARf
Attorney and Counselor at Law. Practices In
ali OF the State and United states courts. Col
lections promptly made. special attention gwen
~ Mining and Probate Law.
ONCE: } and 4 7 BLOCK.
Corner OF First and Oak streets,
Anaconda, Montana.
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CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.

CHEAP ADVERTISEMENTS.
Aarss,.:s..s.s: ss.sr sn. ..i ss y.,,. one nc : cs.t e.
sss Ssssas. psr;ss.s. SSaSssrti.s,ns" GcsspssJ
FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
EOR sALELOne les, corner OF sscond and
iar ~ sser paice s. Sou. FIJI siszi fssSs ss s.4disssia.issn
FS? Street: Price. si 1ssse f fna $ Ss q s.riss'
ENOR and ons-haif lots, with three
!ss g, 1872 -: ps,Ss. ss,%".' Fis1rs'iicS . strisS:
EOR two story dwelling ON birch,
j. near seventh; rents for sI; price, si.o".
EoR dwellings on Chestnut, near
!, second rents for sai; price. si.sD' Fu<-
EoR dwelling on secSnd near 10
II Gust; price, S2,GD. Fitzfatrick & Sttiek-
fadden.
EOR dwelling with 1--we rooms and
iosus Sne Rents ' fS% s sss:p price, s't ss.soa s'' Fiili faH
rick q strickfadden.
EOg sAI;E,one dwelling with 3 rooms. ON
si.s9. FiilPatrick & siricSfaidcn.
EOR sALE-One corner lot on Cedar and
price, sIyoa. Tiizratrick sirickiadien.
EOR One vacant 10. ON Fourth street.
II Fitzpatrick & strickfadden.
EHOR sALE-The sacramcnto restaurant, ON
fiizPatrick & sirickfaiden.
E>OR sALE-Onc house with , rooms, ON Sec
L., -, "n1 street f, near Chestnut; price, $3.50. ftz-
IGOR sAIE.-One two story house ON second
i, street Rents for si'. Price si,'S. ft'z-
Enssr Shsstna'. f%iss $50 fii4TairisS 4
EOR, sALE.-One lot on Birch, near seventh,
II with nn. 2 MN tlVralliu.s nlts . r.pm cabin
and one barn. Price si,s0. fitzfairick n
Strickfadden.
r tween locust and Hickory with a STORY brick,
= Fit rGeais; t s stri ,aT add. = mouth r'iee s'''""'
Tor LE-op +room brick dwelling ON
Price ss.ao. FitzIatrick & srickfad,en. -
>S and ! A stable Third ac ssree Ti se, 2 sSn" S:.ia ram" Sna
Cherry. Rents for $40. Price si.sso. fitzi'ai-
EOR SALE-One a-story building ON First
j. street between Main and oak; Rents for
r Maple and Elm. Price si,sN. fitzI,airick
F3I Me s%A Third ,rSS fos aTsl, s.rse on Free lSs.i si,@ Or,
FitzPatrick & Strickfad,Ien.
FOR ALE..The Planters. hotel ON First and
II Cherry. East terms. FitzP:trick q Strlck-
fadden.
EoR sAI.E..one hotel building ON East Front
sa.GS. Fiizfatrick & strickiaiden.
V1nI, SAFE Tu. I.,. oo .nrn.r 80 S..,nI ,n,i
IL Elm, with one brick house-eiaht r".,nis:
ON, lwo-stoiy irinie.elgnl rooms' oli. ohe-story
ntmIe,. roS,,s; rtnts sio'' price s'-hS. FhZ-
Patrick q Strickfiidden,
Il Alder. With aiw. II ~ four ro".9s: rsnss
SO; price Si,tp. FhIiitrick q Stflckfauurn.
| k~oh SALE-ihe cottage noine on SECOND
"a strestS rei,s Ir $50 price S''S". fiH-
fattick q Strichiaoaeh.
| k'y,a Snar lwo ioes cS,nsI rr1n. ani
sstk; rents Si%' price si",'So. ruZIatrick
q Stricktadueh.
Il Haa.r s'.. u'r oe.wssn
I.,rT IN ~ ~ y.
,pn.auru... !, S,r;,I: ~ ~. s"' P'"e Si'e". IL
.,op /. o.. -, ,-.,,- -, ..--.,I.-
kc -. IN. nv s'.n
~ im E-"""' P'"e -i'"N
rI@fs''ch o'riehi'""e".
k'CH $50 ~ eurneI out .nu SneIfs
P'"eS-'"o. VI "'ricN''o"e".
VNoR SALEIOue lot o5<7o. with a four.room
uweiiig: ,entS $40 price SSS- fuZ-
fatrick Strickiauneh.
Il ,pietnry nri,b I've. ixS.,,in,.. ont S 81. ~.
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EOR S~ALE-vacant lot ON West Third street
II 500. Nathan e. I.insley.
LSoR ALE-Four-roofn house on lot sNi ",
Il West Third street; s1,sp. Mahan g. Lins-
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I.NoR SALE-iIllf interest in tn. large brick
II building on West Second street now ocru-
pied by Anaconda gymnasium: ALSO half interest
In the business: price S3.IO. Malan 4 I.iuslry.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-19

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-19

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