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Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-19

We have made it the policy uf he
corporation which we represent t.
recommend only such property as
will prove profitable to the investor
and which possesses an actual value
entirely distinct and separate from
a speculative value, and which, at
the same time possesses rare qualities
and is located where 1t has the great
est prospective value Of any in the
market.
Lying iu Il country possessed of a
fertile soil and beautiful scenery, it is
natural for the Inhabitants who give
thought to such things to desire to
locate upon high and slightly ground,
aud where there is dceO, rich. black
soil.
In country like this valley, OF
course, there ere 80 bluffs. Near the
river are prairies like the one which
lies to !he east TT Salem.
Heur, 80 fad thc highest sightli-
est and h",i'hieYi HS well as The most
fertile You must srth tie highest of
the level ground in sight In select
ing and uuying our own homes we
were influenced by these qualities,
and believing that we are an average
in our tastes with other men, we
have made our investments and
secured other property to sell in the
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TICKET
STATE TICKET.

CONGRESSMAN.
BINGER HERMANN, of Douglas
GOVERNOR.
ID. =. THOMPSON, Of Multnomah.
SECRETARY OF STATE.
GEO. w. MCBRIDE, of Columbia.
TREASURER.
PHIL METSCHAN, of Grant.
sUPT. OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION.
+. B. MCEBROY, Of Benton.
STATE PRINTER.
+. G. BAKER, of Multnomah.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT.
r. s. BEAN, of Lane.
JOINT SENATOR FROM MARION AND
CLACKAMAS.
H. Il. CROSS, of Clackamas.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY, 3D. JUDICIAL
DISTRICT.
GEO. G. BINGHAM, of Marion.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-19

The Lord of heaven and earth
dwelleth not in temples made by
hands.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1890-05-19
Conservatory Of Music

VI the Willamette University salem Ora.
ten. tho most successful Music RehohI an
Tue Northwest Coast Courses Ia music a =.
slu4sl l4 70 Eastern music schools. Yearly at.
'seS.Auhinee oi nearly one huadred and INV
i1c hpic corps of teacher fOr me s,,n,t ,ss
sehooi year viii be Prof n. nj. par,in
i.eona Wills, Aiss Eva CoA, assistani
,taehers, Miss Lulu A. smith, MiSs Hsiiv
Fttlsni ana Aiss Mamie ihFvln.
ptanches taughta are Vocal Culture piano
Organ, Violin, Pipe Oman Hssn,os.s ss,s
rpoini, ana ClaSa Teachhlg.
t4t.rsnae gwen on completion % cOurse
"H,f4 w trl tlufuc hnd circular.
- -, FAhfih' Ina an-wiu
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JEWELS AND LACEs.

"Oh, girl With the jewelled hngers'
on. elrI with the iaces rareF
what are your jewels and what are your lAcea
worth "a YOU IT. from undergoing the Trying
ordeals which fashionable society imposes On
lts devotees enough to test he physical sirengtn
and endurance Of the most robust yen pres.
down. lose your health Ard become pm s'ca
wreck. as thousards do frvrn snch cause
Under such circumstances you would willingly
rive All your Jewels and Al your laosa % reeain
Iost heath. This you can do If you win but re
eorf la ire use Of that great restorative knOwn t
~ Dr Picrce's Fayorite Prescription. InOu. l'lt.
eapds Of grateful women bless the DAY u WA
made known 70 them ,.,..,a ,,o.A,.
For All iderangements, irregularities ano WesH'
nesses pa,uIar 70 women It Is the otty renleoy,
sold by druggists, under positive CUR
anfee ffom the manufacturers, mat u ~ ~ si.s
satisfaction In every case, or money WI VII " ~ ~
funded This guarantee has been prlbIed i OI
the bottle-wrapper and faithfully carried OUT
for many years. -. .,,ons,,t IN
the whole system. For feeble women geheIhlly,
Dr. Plerce's Favorite Prescription Is the gresE
ear earthly boon.
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FUN FOR ALL.
HOW THE BILL CAME.


Mrs. Cumso (when'her new bon.
net came home)--Why, actually, the
bird on this bonnet hasn't any bill.
Cumso o-The bill was too large to
go on the bonnet. 1t will come sep
arately in II wheelbarrcw about the
first of the month. New York sun.
FEARED THE TRUTH
Smithkins Indignantly - This
statement In the newspapers about
me is a shameful lie.
Johnson-Are you going to de-
nand "a correction?
Smithkins.- Well, | guess not.
The editor might print the truth
about me then. n.-Pittsburg Chronicle
Telegraph.
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We are all the creatures, and ser
wants of God.
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COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For State Senators,
w. II. H. Waters Lewis Griffith.
For Representatives,
w. II. Holmes ------ Geo. +. Allen
Oliver Beers ----------M. j. Egan
r. &. Davidson.
County Judge James w. Taylor
County Commissioner Robert Scott
County Clerk W. !. Ray
County Recorder -----G. II. Bcebp
Sheriff T---------------F Frank Smith
A ASSesSsOT OT-------.-- j Is Hpninppr
Treasurer Y Matthew
Supt. Of Schools Miss Jennie Griffith
Surveyor Gobalet
Coroner w $ Mott
lmd&w
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FEARED THE TRUTH
NO FUNERAL.

"iou say you would die for me?"
Darling, | would, with delight -
"Then give me that test of your af-
fection and / will never wed
another" Thus far there has been
no announcement of his funeral. -
New York Herald.
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II II. MORSE, contractor and Builder
~. All orcers promptly attended TO
lel High street, Salem.
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ASKED no MUClI.

Stranger (out vest See here!
want you Ia arrest those two men
over there for forcing me intoa game
of poker with them and then
swindling me.
Policeman-l'r asking to much,
stranger. | can'tarrest them gents
Ones tn honored Mayor of this ere
city, AN tn others th' Chief of
Perlice. New York Weekly.
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A NJ. CL0UGH, Undertaken, Embalmer
"A. and Cabinet Maker, l07 State ST..
Salem.
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Tbs Nlchatds drug gumpany. agents s'a
rn'ulnr mailed trrss.
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THE WEEKLY SERMON.
Report of Preaching at One of the
Salem Churches.

Tho like a wapdcrcr,
Daylight all gone,
Darkness be over me
Ny rest IA stone:
Yet in my dreams I'd be
Nearer, my God, to thee,
Nearer to thee.
MRs. y. f.. ADAMS.
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i .TOHN GRAY.--Contractor and builder.
81 Fine inside finishing speciality. iS5
Commercial street, Salem Oregon.
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. Oh. eirl With the Jewelled fingers
on. rin with the laces rareT
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D0BERT a MCNALLY, Architects, No.
III l32 State Street Plans and Bpeelflca-
tlons OF all classes OF of buildings on short
notice. superintendent ofwork promptly
looked after. 26tf
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

OLIVE LODGE No. rs, l. o. O. f.. meets
" In Odd Fell0ws' Hall up stairs. Corner
Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday at 7:30 p. m.
J. l.. MITCHELL, LA, MANNISa.
secretary. N. q.
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John ~. Murphy.

of John =. Murphy. who is to appear at
Evcns opera house on Wednesday, and
Thursday evenings i'm "Kerry Cow" and
"Shaun Rhuc." the 81. Louis Post Dis
patch says: ".John :. Murphy, who is an
old favorit., had "a big house last night. II
was his first appearance here in two years,
but his former audience had not forgotten
him during his absence and the greeting
given him must have made him feel that
he had numerous warm friends in st.
Louis. The play was ''Ecrry Cow with
Mr.. Murphy M Dan O'Ifa,o. n jovial,good
natured, quick wittcd and intrepid Irish
lad, who gets iutV and out of IA great deal
of trouble and Is finally rewarded at the
end of the play with the heart and hand
of ting girl he loves. IL :. Needless to say
that Mr.. Murphy played the part uduir-
ably and had tho audience either laughing
or npplaudinu the whole time. He sang
"Bclicvc ME q all these cndcaring
young charms" and "Nellic Aroon'swectly
and then gave ~ comic song effectively
for am encore. He was we'll supported by
his and the play was put on with
new ami beautiful scenery"
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TOOK 1T VERY COOLLv.

La Fact MT. Wilson Took NET. COnnOr's
Watch ms IL IL Belonged tn Him.
by the standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 1O.-A flashily dressed
individual who gave his name as John
Wilson was arrested tonight at the Clip
per Shades saloon ON East Park street for
''tO,lching" Dan Connorf for his watch and
chain. Common WAS very drunk. Wilson
approached him and asked him what
time IL was. COIinor pulled out his
watch and Wilson took hold of
it and began tO play with il i'm II careless
manner. His next move was to quietly
dctach the chain from Connor's vest and
slip the entire outfit into his ~overcOat
pocket. A number of b~ystanders wit
messed the act, hut instead .of securing
the thief they allowed him tn leave the
place, while one of the umbe went
in search of a policeman; Chief
Officers Cody and Donovan repaired to
had returned, but during his absence had
disposed of the watch and chain. He was
arrested and the names of the witnesses
takcn. Before being walked out Of the
saloon Wilson talked very loud about
what he would do after his
release and even went SO for as to
threaten Chief Carroll with bodily vio-
lcIlce then and there. The chief promptly
knocket him down, after which he he
came more docile and walked to Jail with
out a mur1nur. onnor was locked up
as Il witness, while a man named Miller
was also provided with lodgings for the
night on suspicion of being am accom-
plic. of Wilson.
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And Mesnher os tsss Fsres hin They
Have Thorn Down Fine.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March 1O.-Saturday night dur
ing the temporary absence Of Madame
Hnrpell AMI her fsoartlers from No. II
East Park street. sneak thieves availcd
themselves of The opportunity and made
a raid ON tire place. All they was
q scal skin sacquc valued mt k3hO. belong
ing tn ono of the inmates Of tho place as
the return of the women evidently
Although no clue was left by the thieves
the police undersook To ferret them out
with the most excellent .~esults, A. win be
seen later On. For ON time q trio of
sWhitcy the KID" John Farrell. alias
''Smithy," and Charles Green have been
nn n%sans ;.rS SSHHs seo sunday sssS s1" v wsss k sis
marshal Thought tho quarry was
ripe and he c""s.Sdsa TO he.
arrcstcei ON the strset and the kid was
found i'm u cabin Mercury and
I:alena streets. G;rccn was also found in
tho same cabin as were the stolen seal
skin coat and several pairs of trousers
which were identified as bcin9 "a part Of
the proceeds of a burglary committed at
"a lodging house some time ago.
In addition tn the capture of the mon
and the recovery of the stolen. goods, the
with a ratchet and SO arranged that Il
could be used tn bore holes at any angle
desired. This was taken in charge and at
actly a broken bit found ut tho store Of
e.. r. Finch q Co., whose safe was blown
up by burglars some time last month.
Putting the facts with others i'm their pos
session together, the police entertain very
strong suspicious that, in the arrest of the
three men Sunday evening they also Of
.'crackcd the crib referred to. The trio
have been locked mp pending their exam
~ination, the date of which has not yet been
fixed, owing 10 u press of other business
How awaiting disposition.
The evidence against the men as far as
the burglary of the Harpell mansion is
concerned is complete and the police, in
detective parliancc, say they have them
ssf1ea1 tn ri0hts.S
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4 Card,

BUTTE, March 1O.-About February 4.
lss0, the Miner of Butte City. Mont. con-
tanned the following: "Mr. Miles Finlan
has bet Mr.. Jack $3.50 that tho latter CHI
tered into "a wager previous tn the last
election that precinct - i'm Silver Bow
county would go republican. (anvassinR
board chickens are very liable To come
home to rDOst."
j desire to state that while l did make
the above bat with Mr.. Jack in Helena.
since my return to Butte City ! have be-
come fully satisfied the information upon
which i was led to- make the bet with Mr..
Jack was and is absolutely false. and i'm
Justice to MIR. Jack 1 hereby make the
above and foregoing explanation. as I
feel in honor bound To Ito when fully salts
fled that ! was i'm error in the matter.
MILES FINLAN.
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NOTES..

Fire AT -um-sy-Goo Reports About
Montana Live stock.
Special to the standard.
PHILIPsBURG, March 1O.-Last night ut
Rumscy the saloon of Martin Graham was
burned to the ground. Mr.. Graham went
out tn visit "a sick man, and during his alb
scnce the fire took place. Ii Is supposed
that n large Rochester lamp fell from the
ceiling and set fire to the building, which
was n frame one. Although Mr.. Graham
and others were on the scene almost as
soon as tho fire broke otit. they did not
succeed i'm saving amy of the contents.
The loss is estimated at $1,000, with an in
surance in the Fireman's Fund of Cali
fornia of 81 600. This is about the first
loss any of the insurance companies
have had i'm this vicinity. and Frank ID.
Brown, the agent. promises that it willie
James b.. Feathernan. the merchant of
Drummond and New Chicago. was i'm
town yesterday and says that the loss of
valleys will he very small this winter. He
reports business rapidly picking mp and
predicts for his section an exceptionally
and family of Anaconda and Thomas
Mckay OF this city, who have been enjoy
ing the winter i'm California, returned here
to-day. much pleased with their trip and
To-day on I he DrumnlOnd q Phillips
burg railroad a named Granger
in jumping of II ear broke his leg below
the knee. Ii was one of those strange ac-
cidcnts that cannot bc explained Jas Gram
ger is a stout healthy man, and the jump
was not To exceed two feet. He is AT pres
cnt at the Kaiser house i'm tins city.
The Andrews Dramatic company
opened here To II crowded house Tonight
for one week, and il they meet the cxpec-
tatiois of ticatcr. goers. whose opinions
from other owns, they will undoubtedly
Do greeted with large audiences nightly.
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Butte, March 1O.-A crowded house
greeted John =. Murphy and his excel
let tonight i'm thc great Irish
drama, KERRY Cow" Mr.. Murphy as
Dan O'Hayu, the Kerry Cow, c~aptivated
the audience by his inimitablc PERSONA
ton of the Irish blacksmith and his many
witicisms. The making of a horse shoe
and the shooting Of a horse i'm the presence
of the audience WAS one of the many at
~tractive features. Miss Anita Falion as
Nosu D,src. proves IA most popular char
acter and the support was generally ex-
ccilcnt. shaun Rhue" will be presented
10y the tonight.
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Death or - Preminsst Physics.m who
was . Resident There.
SPECIAL tai the Standard.
MIssOULA, March 1O.-The funeral Of
Duane J. Armstrong. the dead journalist.
took place yesterday. Rev. Stewart of
the Episcopalian church conducted the
services. A large crowd followed b. re-
mains tn the grave.
DIR. Emil Heneke died this morning at
his residence, after an illness Of some
weeks. The immediate cause 0f
his death was cancer Of this
birth hut had long been "a resident of
Montana, and had n host Of friends. He
was prom inent ns physician and was well
liked by everybody. He leaves a wife and
two chill drcn. His funeral takes place to-
mo rrow.
Before Judge Case. this evening, Maria
Schander caused the arrest Of John
Schlag 81. charging. him with paternity of
Maria could not swear To any s,ch thing.
hut tho court held John tn the district
court i'm 500 hail. The complainant Is a
buxom German girl who cannot speak
English. Her Testimony was given through
an interpreter.
estate firm of Evans 4 Cox have been do
ing u rushing business the past month.
They have TRANSFORMED IA large number of
lots in their Riverside addition, which is
very desirable for residence.
Lots i'm their Honlcdalc addition are being
rapid" Il ". a %res;ra OF Of 1 ss,s q M Ssry ,SH n t.sS,s, .,
trade o-ni9h +. A. winstanlcy was
elected permanent secretary and ]. H. r.
Ityman treasurer. These gentlemen hold
office until May 1. when the regular an
nual election will take place. After this
business there was "a general discussion of
the respect of securing the Great North
crn railroad at this point. 1t was resolved
to send an address To the of the
road setting forth the advantages of this
route over the more northern across the
valley of the Flathcad.
Local politics are beginning to- boil and
the candidates are plenty. AT the meet
ing of the republican committee mig
ID. ID. BOgart seemed tai ie the choice For
mayor. The committee resolved on u
strict party campaign and set the ball
rolling by deciding ON "a hot pace for the
next few weeks.
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Mrs. John Gallagher Departs.

by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, March lO.-Mrs.John Gallagher,
wife Of the prize-fightcr who killed w. n.
Ward last December, has left Butte. The
house near the Pine Tree saloon. which
was built by Ward for Gallagher last
foil. and which was the occasion of the
dispute that tcrmatcds sd terribly has boon
rented. For some time Il was impossible
90 induce amy one to take the place. owing
To "a superstition. but the house is now
occupied and Mrs. Gallagher has left. IL
is supposed that she has Joined her bus
band.
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1ts business Interests.
In, standard

SINsiaI To Tie Standafd.
GREAT FALLS, March,, IO.-Thc Great
Northern railroad that il will
receive bids for the construction Of n large
depot here. The Great Falls & Canada
Railroad company will elect directors
here next month.
Articles of incorporation have becn re-
corded of the Neihart Gold, Silver & Lead
Reduction company. The capital il
S1.OOO,OOO. The incorporators are A. &.
Hay. j. A. Hay, j. NJ. Darlington, Samuel
Quail, Emmett II. Carroll. The head
office at Great Falls, with branch
offices in London Paris and Montreal.
The Grand Army of the Republic at
tended to-day the funeral of T.. L. Mars.
ton. Tho intcrmrnt took place with mill
tary honors
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Professor sullivan the winner

An interesting sporting event took place
at the gymnasium Sunday afternoon.
Great rivalry has existed tor some time
between II. j. Sullivan and 1. n. Shannon
feeling eliminated i'm II challenge being
issued by Mr.. Shannon To Mr.. Sullivan
for n wrestling match, which was simply
for blood and glory. A few chosen
friends were notified privately when and
where the contest would take place, and
BLEED i'm the gymnasium Sunday afternoon.
Fred was chosen referee and
Frank Foskctt time keeper. IL was de
cided that the match should consist of
two catcl-a--catch-can. two side
tossed for. The first was side hold. and
the fall was won by Shannon in just ,
minutes. The next bout was eatch-as-
catch-can. with which Shannon seemed
tn be unfamiliar as he was placed on his
back before he knew where. he WAS. The
third bout was side hold and was again
won by Shannon. showing that side hold
was apparently his forte. The fourth sct-to
proved his superiority AS n catch-as-tatcL
can wrestler. AT this point things were.
getting decidedly interesting. and had the
day been other than Sunday il is quite
able money placed IN the result. The
toss up was won by Shannon
and he Immediately CHOSE IA side hold as
the last bout. As he had already won both
of the previous side hold bouts he was
i Hs%ssysr to b" was. to- sure he wi a :
WAS Won by sullivan. The referee de-
clarcd Sullivan the winner of the contest.
Mr.. Shannon ia not entirely satisfied with
hlc there will be- another match in the
near future.
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no ~ AUeh
by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte. March lO.-A postal card was
received i'm this city to-day, stating to II
sender that n letter mailed in Butte Octo-
her 10. 1855, had been detained i'm the
dead letter office because il lacked u two
cent stamp. The letter was addressed to
DIR. 4. ID. Akers of Akcrsvillc, Pa. After
"a delay of six years and six months. the
original sender has at last been notified
that his letter did not get there.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
o,Ag A.. Arr ~Butte-leayes Butte AT 500
n ~. silver How > :t9 A. NJ, stuart SAD a. N.
sG0 ~. Fro Butte and Gnrrison--
Ieaves Butte az iO:5o A.. NJ. silver Bow liNs
~, stuart II 81. A. N. Connects ~ stuaH
MN train which leaves Garrison nj fO:D N. Me-
DcW Lodge 10 "a A. NJ.
10 p. ~Butte-Lsavcs Butte $50
n silver HOW s:i5 4. NJ. stuart $40 4. M.
a ~ n. M.-FrO Garrison Leaves Garrison
GER NJ. deer Lodge a." '"' ~"'
TRAINS DEPART.
R,~O A. M.-For Garrison stuart $40 A.. NJ.
uer Lodge e:5J A. NJ, Garrison al iono
~.S0 a. M.-for Butte-sStuart nj 9:35 n. NJ,
Hsiver How 10 % a. NJ, arriving at Butte. ioi'
A. a.. v.s
n Sfuart Sis, Deer Lodge scG. esarriSoh Sss'.
tiavcr issw s:ib y. NJ. Butte ! $50 I'M.
I'm y. M.-For Rutte-Stualt Mt s:G J.. NJ.
silver How sos 4. NJ, arriving IN intte' S"'
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ABOUT THE CITY.

The rattle of n gold watcl, by Thomas
o,1ucy took place last night. Fred Peek
ever was the fortunate winner OF the
watch. throwing 10 or three more than
tie next highest.
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Subscriptions TO the Standard sciN be ne
eeiued at The business Office, or at the store Of
Croobet d King, Main street. Advertising
rates can be learned at the business Office,
Aoadavxf building, corner Of Main and
Third ~sfrceks.
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A charming party VAS given by Miss
Olila Hcnsley at her home in Stuart OH
Saturday evening in celebration of her
18th birthday. The party assembled M 4
O'clock and enjoyed themselves playing
various games until u o'clock, when a fine
dinner was served rcplete with all tho del
icacies o~btainablc. Vocal and instru-
mental music made the hours pass all too
soon. Miss Ohla was the recipient of
many handsome presents. Miss Dora
~SuIsrcnant. Allie Eempland, Laura Durs.
ten and Genevive Harris. Masters Dan
aud Sam Griffith, Tom Harris, Claude.
Pom and Ben Henslcy were among those
present. The young hostess was untiring
IA her efforts 10 make il pleasant for her
guests and succeeded admirably.
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THE WEATHER.

Ihe. daily record Of the Thermometer i'm
Ahis city Is reported by A. T. Playtcr,
drux0ist, corner Main and First streets.
7yse record for yesterday was: "A. M, IL
,Iexrxxs abovc: IL M, ~ degrees above; 4
%. m., ss degrees above; Z y. m. II de-
grxsss above.
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A special meeting of the Marcus DAILY
hnginc 4 Hose company will bc held this
evening al 1::D o'clock ia the city fire
hall. business of Importance will he con-
Mdered. The meeting is called by order
of Chief Richie.
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u. II. Kennon, Il county treasurer of
Deer Lodge county, yesterday appointed
Frank NJ. Fox deputy collector of license
for Anaconda township. Mr.. Fox will be-
gin making collections in this city to-day.
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Charles Clarke, of the 1. y. L.. accom-
JkAnied by his wifi, and sister, left ycster-
day for Chicago. They will visit In thc
east several weeks. DIR. az
eounpanied the trio as far ns Butte.
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A special meeting of the common cotin-
oil will take place Thursday night at City
Attorney Boarman's Office. The council
will consider the coming spring elections
and make the necessary arrangements
for conducting them.