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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
O czlowieku praudziacym.

Gdy krOl POlskl Otelan DalO-
ry ~objezdza} Kra], azeby sic pre-
konat, czy wszystko idzie jak ma
ley, dostrzegl W ]ednej szkdice
ch1opaka, kt6ry sic doskonale uczy4.
Kr6l tedy rzeN do niego tie s}o-
wa:
,,Disce puer, tociam te Mo$ci Pa
MES, mieszajac facing z polszczyz-
ma. - Sfowa zas tie znacza: ,,Ucz
sic ch}opcze, a uczynie Gle panem."
Ot6z kochani czytelnicy! Me eli SO
przyjacio}mi waszemi, kt6rzy chca
W sercach waszych rozbudzic zaz-
drosc ku waszym wspolrodakom,
wsp6fobywatelom i sasiadom, dla-
tego re ON maia wiecej, niz wy
grunt6w, las6w, lax pastwisk.
Me by4o nigdy i nigdy ME bedzle
takiego kraju, gdzieby wszyscy
mieszkahcy byli zar6wno bogaci,
lub zar6wno ubodzy, z %wyjatkiem
dzikich ludlow, gdzie wszyscy cho-
dzq nago, chowaja sic W jamy
pred dzikim zwierzem albo spia
siedzac ma ga}eziach; zyja korze-
miami Tub surowem sclerwem, gdy
i'm sic uda ztowic jake zwierze.
w krajach urzadzonych, chloe
by naJmniej oswieconych, do row
noscl majatku przy]st ME moze, DO
chocby kto uzy} gwa}tu, to ME
tylko W nastepnem pokoleniu, ale
luz nawet "a zycia tych samych
ludzi, zaczelaby powstawac dawna
nier6wnosc przez schedy, podzia-
fy, ~sprzedaze i marnotrawstwo.
By}y wsprawdzle kraje, gdzie ro-
biono pr6by utrzymanla wszystkich
ludzi PREY jednakowym majatku,
ale te pr6by ME przyd2}y sig ma
mic. w starozytniej Grecyi roz-
dzielono z razu ziemie pomiedzy
wszystkich pc rownej czssci. W
zamorsklm kraju zwancm Peru roz-
dzielano co wlosna ziemie PREY
wrzawie trab, bebn6w splewak6w,
zkad wynlk}o, re tam byf clagfy
~niedostatek; DO Mkt sic ME stara1
o to, zeby sic ma dobre zaspodaro'
wac. w dawnej ojczyznie zydow
kt6ra sic zwa}a Palestyna, co la'
siedm zablerano wszystkim: jake
kto mia} zapasy, i rozdawano je
miedzy tych, kt6rzy mic ME mieli
Zydzi zeszli ma nedze i rozpierzch
Ii sic pc swiecie, a DIS kazdy
mich co ma, to trzyma ola sicbie
jak wiadomo.
w kraJach dobrze u%rzadzonycl
i jaSo tako oswieconych, kazd.
dojsc moze do posiadania pewne
wfasnosci, kt6rej MT mkt odebra'
ME smle, chocby Wfasnoscla u
by}a tylko jego odziez. w kraiacl
tych, jak dopiero nadmienitem
jedni SO pracowlcl, zapobiegliw
o~szczedn,, inni marnotrawnl i lie
niwi. Jedni pomnazaja swoje mle
ME. drudzy je ~niszcza, przepljaj
hub zaniedbuja. : Ma jednycl
spada scheda pc rodzicach alb
krewnych, ma drugich nigdy NJ
ME spad4o. Jestto ~szczescle, cd,
ma kogo iaki majatek spadnie, al
tego Mkt wzbroniG ME moe; b
jak czfowiek "a zycia ma praw
darowac cos drugiemu, tax m
take prawo powiedzieG,ze mu t
.daruje pc swojej smierci. Jedr
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
KIEGARNIA
ii. ERDOWSKIEGO
W WinOna, Mimi.

B olestaw czyli Daisy Gag &c.
no"efy; tfomaczenie przez ks.
ia sama W mocnci oprawie
......... 80
Llstowni k Pols.o.Amerykah
XII. Podrqczhik z"w,erajacy:
Nauke pi,ania !ist6t i go,owo
IVORY listow, W wyzy-txich ..rzy.
raikach zycia.... 60
ST. PATRICK Z wu, sw Pa
trvcu~za, ! sxupa irlaruskiego Is
. JAMIE TWARDOWSKIM wiel.
kim cz"rnwniku i jeso spraw.
L ekarz D M ,. .czyli ME.
zawodne sposobv domo1ego i tai
niego l~eczenia rozmaitych chorob
oraz opisanie rozma,tych roslin
lsczacych przez PrzyjacieIa Ludz'
kokci
P " W a n i a ola rodzl-
COW i ;nnych drogich os6b. 30
Proroctw ON | c h | d y, kro.
lowej re Saby, 10 Sybilii, Ksie-
dza Marka Wernyhory j innych.
Cd roku 57s pred Narodzeniem
Chrystusa al do pozuych wicklow
Sc k czyli Wr6tenie 70 snow,
Ma przeszfo 1860 przypadk6w
sfu2ace, z r6znych starodawnych
ksiag zebrany Is
ROZMOWA POLAKA z Kaszuba
HISTORYA o GRZEGORZU,
kt6ry przez II lat pokutowai
przykuty do skaly. Piekne
wzruszajace opowiadanie ola lu-
AUCHARKA POLSKA I AMR-
60
ROBINSON KRUZOE czyli aku-
tiki ME rosiuszehstwa, ksiazka zu-
pefnie nowo J tresciw;e u}ozona
i,
aRABIA PAROBKIRM u kmie-
MIA
)POWIADANIE PODROANEGO|
o strasznie dziwnem fozu...10
lAKLETA DIE WICA. 10
3ARTEK EATKA.. .........
91esni P | S k i e, zebrane dial
Polonii W Ameryce przez VIII
Dyniewicza..
oraw dzlwy Persko OIL
gipsk; S e n i k. - najpew-
MESSY sposob wygranla ma lo-|
teryi wed}ug kombinacyj slyn1
nych magik6w i profesorow NAL
tematyki Orlice itp.-tudziek wy-|
jawienienie tajemnie spos6b, jail
kich uzywano W starozytnoiciI
do prscpowiadania i ~wroteniaI
przyszloSci.--Z przeszfo 200 o.!
brazkami. Dostowny . przedruk|
Sennika drukowanego W dru-
karni Unlwersytetu Jagielloh-
skiego W Krakowio.... 80
} K }adnej dziewczynie.. 10
Pow iesG kohcu Aycia Plata
ar istorya o wlelkim wojowni-
ku polskim Gabryeiu Hoiubku,
Opowiadanie z dziejow polskich'
Cos p . k nego W okmiu pc.
w~iastkach. Tre5c: 1. Papuga.
2. Palma kwictniowa, powiastka
3. Smutne skutki niemadrege
igla, 4, Nieuczynnosc, pewiesc:
5. PrZeczucic, powiastka, 6,
Ludwik ! Helena, p~owiese, u
Ziot6wka, powiesc, 8. Try PREY.
jacinflSi, powiastka........3O
q b d i a k a, odpo'
wiadanie z zycia amerykahskicge
Starogrodzka Kapel {
czyli poczclwych Opatrznosc ME
opusci przez KS. NJ. Osamns!;iege
K oszykK W. Powiess
przez KS. Schmidt.
0 pow a d a n i a, A n Q 6 d o t!
e or. (Tf6maczone z an.
gielskiego).
Zawiera:
l.. Uczta kanibalska.
2. Nazwa ,,Chicago".
3. Najmniejsze dziecko W 6wiecie
4. Podarunek M}odego ucznia.
5. Fatalne imie Walte:a.
6. Cudowne wynalazki Edisona.
D
D d n y m IN y k
o lichu, kt6re u niego siedzia}'
"a piecem. IS.
p oata c6rka Lezdejki, alb,
Litwini W XIV wieku, roman
historyczny przcz Bernatowicza
mocnej oprawie i z pozfacanyr
tytulikiem. Isl rs
Znmek Due O W, postep.
~fnfszerzy pieniedzy i Niczwykf.
Sen. czyli nerwowa DANA paryz.
ka. Opcwiadania lekarza francu2
observation-disclosures. ..........o
J asnaG oraC h O W
k Il, gawcda przez krola kncz
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30
w najgorsze Formie

Benton, LAT. Co., Wis, W grud
nlu 1888. KS. ]. c. Bergen zars-
GA "a nastepuiace: James Roonej,
ktory ma taniec sw. Vita cierp-
tai, W najgorsze] formie tegoz, le-
czony by4 przez jeden i Gwjer6 TO-
ku przez %rozmaitych lekarzy, ale
bezskutecznie. Dwie dutelki ks
Koeniga Nerve Tonic" ~wyleezy}y
CO.
st. Francis, "a pazdz. 1883. Jeden
z moich para6an uzywaf ks. Koe-
niga Nerve Tonic" z dobrym
skutkiem. Pacyentdw by4 tax zde-
nerwowanym, re ME m6gf przez Kill
ka tygodni spae. Cierpiaf on ma
najwyzsza bojazliwosc, gran1czaca
z pom%ieszanlem zmys}6w. Da}em
mu cokolwiek ks. Koeniga lekar-
silva ma nerwy i on uzywaf to.
Apetyt Jego powracaf stopniowo,
boiazliwosc i Dol g}owy milky, a
pacyent 6w, ktory juz wtenczas or
pacza}, dzisiaj najlepszem zdrowiem
sic cieszy.
Bern. Elskamp, rektor.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-01-30

Kap1ana Koeniga
W~ZMACNIACZ NERWOW
EPILEPsYA. HIsTERYA, CHIC
ROBA sw. VITA, NERWO.
WOSC, MRKLIWOSC,
M~ELANCHOLIA, BE-
SENNOSC, ZAWROT,
OPILSTWO: DOLE
GLIWOSCI sZPI-
KU PACIERZO-
WEGO I
MOZGU.
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NOTES FROM
Items of Interest Gathered by Our specia
Correspondent.

Items of Interest Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.
Special to the Standard.
MIssoULA, April 1.-The number of
prisoners tried in police court this morn
ing was larger than usual. John Nc
Ginty pleaded guilty to disturbing The
peace, and was fined SO N costs. Judge
Evans gave him a few hours in which to
collect his fine. Andrew Davis was fined
s. and costs for getting drunk. He was
committed. Charlie Davis pleaded not
guilty To assault and battery. Trial was
set for I o'clock. Henry Scott, Pat Clark
and Thomas Davis were sentenced to 10
days i'm jail for ~vagrancy. A stay OF exc
cution was granted for six hours TO give
them n chance to leave the city.
The Oakes Comedy company appeared
at the Bennett opern house last night be-
fore a fair sized audience, which was kept
i'm an uproar for about two hours. The
whole entertainment was very enjoyable,
with the exception of a few patent mcdi-
cine, soap-peddler chestnuts, which were
inflicted on the ~unoirending audience.
To members of the Catholic and Epis-
copal churches Good Friday is the sad
best day in the year, and is generally
celebrated by them i'm "A most solemn
manner. In the Catholic church the SER
vices will consist of the usual mass at
$3.50 a. m, and at p. IN. will be held the
'devotions of stations" celebrating the
various periods from the condemnation
and death Of Christ until his resurrection.
At the Episcopal church morning prayer
will he said at IL o'clock.
About / o'clock to-day a Northern Paci-
lie train carried to Frenchtown a party
consisting Of the jury, in charge of the
sheriff, and the attorneys Interested in
the ease of the Northern Pacific * Mon
tana railway VS.. Noise Reeve and Moses
Clemens. Some time ago the railroad
had commissioners appointed tocondemn
certain land around F~renchtown for q
right of way. The defendants were dis
satisfied with thep price allowed them ant
appealed to the district ourt The jur,
will assess damages. The party expect,
to return this evening.
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Specii I Correspondence OF the Standard.
BUTTE, April 1.-The following ans
fers were recorded i'm the Office of the
county clerk yesterday:
James B. Callan and wife To II. G.. Hus-
Upton's addition, 81, LOO.
X. ID. Leggatt ct. al. to Julia Edmunds,
lot IA in block q, Leggatt d Fosters addi-
ton, $50.
Daniel Hurley to Thomas Lcary and
Pat Gordon, one-sixteenth interest in the
Cliff Lode mining claim, 500.
George w. Gregson and wife to Eli
Gregson, one-half interest in a y of the
n. W. u and the north u OF the $. w. a
Of section No. 2 in township No. 3 north
of range 10 west, 81.
Leopold ~Stettheimer to Joseph c. Stett.
heimer of Chicago, 94s interest in the
frankie patented claim in the Summit
valley district, 81.
T.. w. Beattie and wife of Helena, to
Susanah Hess, lots IA, Is and Ii, in block
IL, Silver Bow Park addition, $3.50.
John NJ. Albiez and wife to James Da.
wilson, west 10 feet of lot 81 in block 81,
Of Butte township, 5000.
Newman Klein to Catherine Becker,
lots - and 70 in block II, Northern Pa
ciflc addition to Butte City, Sl25.
Robert NJ. Cobban ct al. to Laura NJ,
Becker, lot 3 in block 3,of Rice's adIition,
$500.
William II. Young ct ux. to Susan Hess
lot 6 i'm block -, Clark's addition, $500.
L. II. IRVINE ct ux. to George II. Case,
ct al, lots 11,12 and Il i'm block %, Clarke
addition, $500.
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Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar was the
subject treated at the meeting OF the
Lyceum last night. The illness of some
of the members prevented the carrying
out of the programme as originally pre-
pared. but nevertheless the exercises were
given was a piano solo by Miss Cohen;
on Julius C1sar" by Mrs.
Stone; quotations from the play by the
members a duet, .'Flow On Thou Shining
River" by Mrs. Wolfe and Mrs. Tres.
burger; a piano solo by Daisy Tracy
recitation. "Cassius and Brutus," 10y Rev.
Mr.. Mics: a reading of Anthony's Grafton
by Mr.. wisner; a solo by Mics. The
realization Of Mr.. Mes was particularly
admirable.
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FIRE BUGS STILL AT IT
Two Attempts Last Night to Fire Walsh
4 Ryan's Saloon.
Kerosene ls Freely Used the
Flames Discovered and Quickly
ExtinguIshed Before Obtain
Ing Any Roadway.

Another villainous attempt at incendi-
arism was made last night, making the
fourth or fifth within about as many
weeks. At about 10 o'clock the rear OF
Walsh 4 Ryan's saloon, on Front street
near Cedar, was discovered to he on lire.
Kerosene had been poured over the wood
work and ignited. The flames were quickly
extinguished by the proprietors OF the
saloon. Ten minutes later a second at
tempt was made to fire the same building.
This time the fire bug or bugs poured more
kerosene ON the building and used also n
pack Of cards which had been drenched
In the oil. The second fire was also dis
covered just in the nick of time to prevent
il from getting a firm grip upon the build
ing.
The saloon is adjacent To the Valley
house, an attempt to burn which was
made a short time ago i'm a similar man
ner. There are a number Of wooden build
ings in the vicinity, and should a fire
once get started there il would prove a
pretty disastrous confiagration. The po-
lice are rebuilding their vigilance. II is
said that n man on Front street was heard
to shout Fire" last night before any
alarm had been given. As he was not i'm
a position To see the fire in the rear OF the
saloon his action is regarded as very
strange.
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GAVE THEM The SLIP
Paul Stewart, Arrested for Robbery,
PleeS From q Posse Of Police.
Showered with Bullets. He Escapes
observation-disclosures OF Police
CarroiI's Fruitiess Chase
to Anaconda.

by the Standard Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2.-About six weeks ago a
gold watch vas stolen from Pat Clark, n
lodger at the Silver Lake house. Suisse
quently b watch was found by Marshal
Macarthur at n pawn shop. The keeper
OF the shop informed him that the watch
had been pawned by Nellie Adams, a
woman Of the town. The woman was
arrested and told the marshal that the
watch had c given to her to dispose OF
by n man named Paul Stewart. She was
tried and having witnesses to corroborate
her story, was released. Since then the
police have been on the lookout for Stew
art, but without success until this morning
between 2 and 3 O'Clock, when they
learned that their man was i'm
town. He was located in n lodging
house on East Galena street near Wyom-
ing. Chief Carroll, who had received the
tip, learning that several other men were
in Stewards room, summoned Officers
Leyden, Cody and Jordan to his assistance
in case resistance should be offered, as it
was known that all the men were around.
The posse readily gained admittance to
the and placed Stewart under ar
rest. When near he foot of the stairs,
with Stewart in the lead and the officers
following, b prisoner made a jump for
liberty. Officer Jordan, who was imme-
uittciy Dttiuu uttttilDtcu - chttI NH ~
the shoulder but lost his footing and fell.
BY this time Stewart had gained the side
walk and was making for the
east end OF town mt n gait hat
would have slammed a scalded dog.
Seeing that their prisoner was about to
escape, the officers began a unanimous
fire on him with heir revolvers. Either
their Workmanship was poor, or else
Stewart outran the bullets, FOR he wa not
hurt and for all that is known 10 the con-
trary is still running.
This afternoon the sidewalk where the
shooting occurred looked as though bea-
vers had been at work on il, SO badly was
il s%plintered with bullets. Determined to
%re-capture the man il possible, Chief Car.
roll REQUIRED a buggy and drove to Silver
Bow Junction, waiting there until all the
freight trains had left. He then returned
to the city and boarded the passenger
train for Anaconda, thinking Stewart
might nave gone to that city, IL being
known that he had been there for several
weeks until his return to the city, yester
day. The case was however fruitless and
the chief returned this afternoon, sleepy,
tired and in anything hut a good humor
The only satisfaction he has is i'm the pos.
session of "A huge Smith and Wesson re-
volver belonging to Stewart, which was
found by the officers on n table e
which he was sitting.
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The Court House safe.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April "a few minutes before
midnight n l~usty-lungcd individual on
West Broadway raised the cry Of fire.
Others soon joined i'm and in a few min
utes every saloon on the street was
emptied Of its occupants. A couple of
policemen added to the excitement by
firing oil their pistols. This time some
one yelled that the court house was o fire
and a rush was made for Granite street.
Ii was then discovered that the cause of
all the racket WA a burning iiue OF the
county building. No damage was lone
and in a few minutes the excitement was
all over.
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Mr.. gin Wins af Cribbage.
, staniurd's Snaetal Nlira

BUTTE, April flames Tickle and
Michael Gill are ''some" when IL comes TO
playing cribbagc and for n long time each
has considered himself the superior of the
other. Arguments would not settle the
dispute, so Il was decided to have an &C.
tual test. To make IL more interesting
Gill bet Tickle 500 against $50 that he
The contest took place tonight in Ticklc's
saloon aud resulted i'm victory for Gill.
Tickle says he was not in good trim and
another match will take place in n few
DAYS.
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FIRST GAME.
Local Hall Players show the stun The.
are Made OF.

Local Hall Player. show the STUFF They
are Made OF.
At a practice game yesterday afternoon
the ball players showed UP UNUSUAL well.
Considering the fact that none of them
have seen a base ball since last season.
The batting was very good rs well as the
base running. The playing OF Peckover
at first, Dunn at third and Brew
ster behind the bat was excep.
~tionally fine. Mcssrs. Doyle and
Mendenhall In the outfield made some
pretty fly catches, while the short stops
took esceiient care o. 'ne mel Few
by. Frank Foskett is a good n
Sullivan as change catcher and fielder
did some very good work I'm both places,
while Williams knocked some sky
scrapcrs that kept the boys busy.
The meeting Of the newly formed base
ball association took place at Peckover's
cigar store at & O'Clock and was well at
tended. The various plans for the per-
lection of a first-class club were thor
oughly discussed and committees APP
pointed 20 attend to the business.
Ii was learned that the entire equipment
of last seasons team is in good condition,
consisting of suits, gloves and mask. This
will of course save n great deal of
expense. II. II. Brown and +. w. Peck
over were appointed n committee To see
the management of the driving park for
the purpose of securing permission to use
the race track this season as a ball park.
Arrangements were also made for the
construction OF back-stop on
the grounds near the depot where the
practice games will be played. 1t was de.
cidcd To have "a game there on Sunday
afternoon between two picked mines,
after which a meeting will be held al
Peckover's cigar store. The best Of the
local players will be picked out and d
regular nine at once organized. All who
can play ball are invited to take part ia
the game.
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At the Opera House.

BUTTE, April 1.-The popularity of Mag
gle Mitchell was again attested this even
ing by the large audience that gathered to
witness her in Little Barefoot" Miss
Mitchell did some very clever acting and
was loudly a~pplauded throughout. The
support was excellent, and the entire per.
formancc passed of i'm n highly satisfac-
tory manner
Tomorrow evening Sol Smith Russell
will appear ina Poor Relation" the play
i'm which lac made SO great a hit during his
last visit. The advance sale of seats il
unusually large.
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John V. Pctritz will close ont his entire
stock Of case goods, consisting of the fol-
lowing brands:
~" Kentucky bourbon.
Old Forester whiskey.
Finch's Golden Wedding rye.
James Il. Peppers sour mash.
Joel B. Frazier's bourbon.
W. II. McBraycr's sour mash
Imported cognacs.
John DcKnyper gin.
Hungarian blackberry juice, etc., etc.,
nj greatly reduced prices in any quantity
desired. John V. Petritz, Stone Building,
West First street,
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HELENA, Mont, Sept. 10, 1889,

T.. ID. SniDen, Territorial Manager:
DEAR SIR-The check you hand me this
day for Sl3,5O6.37 is the result Of my Sl0,-
600 maturcd endowment policy taken out
i'm the New York Life Insurance company
August ~, 1853. ! q receive above the
amount paid by me S3,sOs.37. ] carry an
other policy of s25.00Oi in the Ne,c York Life
and take $4,000 more ~to-day-a total of
$1,000. Yours truly.
CONRAD KoHRs,
Deer Lodge, Mont.
NoTE-This same policy taken mi ON
the basis of 1850 would give an investment
of S5.14i. IKE n. SMITH,
Special Agt. Western Montana.
McNULTY 4 Brown, Agts.,
Anaconda Montana
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selling Like Hot Cakes.

by lHt StinUdTU = NTtCIdI WHVs
BUTTE, April 2.-As showing thea activity
in Butte cal estate, a reporter for the
STANDARD learned to-day from Wynne
and Coon, real estate agents, that they
had sold within the past ten days more
than 100 lots in the Northern Pacific ID
dition and that the prices would be raised
Monday next. Thomas Cooper of Helena,
one of the owners OF the addition was in
the city to-day, making arrangements for
the street railway company TO make a
route through their addition. Mr.. Cooper
is more than satisfied with the sales to
date and made n bet of 500 that 20 per
cent, of the entire addition would be sold
on or before July 4, next. The syndicate
intends to erect a number Of cottages at
an early date.
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The ran Jury.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April Out of the 20 men sum
moned these seven were selected to-day
to form a grand jury: 4. b. Gardner,
Melrose; J. J. feelcy, Divide; Thomas
Robbins. Mclrose; T.. NJ. Trask. South
Butte; Ed Rcimel. walkerville; willism
Woodward, Divide; Dennis Driscoll,
Walkerville. Not a single man of Butte
is on the jury. T.. NJ. Trask was chosen
foreman. The jury began work imme-
liately.
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The annual meeting Of the Alert Hose
company Of Anaconda will he held in the
hose house on Oak street on Thursday.
April 4, at : o'clock y. m. A full attend
ance OF the members IL desired. as the
annual election Of officers will take place.
JAMES JOHNSON,
Captain.
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Will he in Anaconda April s with a full
line of fine domestic cigars. Great bar.
gains will he offered To close out the stock.
Purchasers will do well Ia wait for me.
A. l.. Hendee.
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By tue Staiidards Special Wire.
BUTTE, April 2'-william Connell was
arrested this afternoon by officer McLag-
gan % suspicion hat he had stolen n
bundle Of socks he vas carrying. The
officers suspicious proved correct. for on
inquiry he found that Conncll lifted" the
hosiery from a West Park street store.
Council will be tried tomorrow before
Judge Newkirk.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the Thermometer in
this city is reported by A. T.. Playter'
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: . n. m.' 81
degrees above: L. m, "a degrees above;A
%. m, q degrees above; s p. m, 81 de-
urees above.
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Remember Kecfe dom, mix his beer.


Until you have seen full particulars Of
the New York Life's policies. with guar
anteed dividends. special privileges Of
occupation, residence and travel, and
with special option in settlement, after
insurance for three or more years.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
TRAINS ARRIVE.

a M.-From Butte-Leaves Butte at 500
IN SILVER Row 10 A. NJ, stuart s :&5 A. N.
n 40 "A. M.-From Butte and Garrison.
Leaves Butte at loaD A; NJ, silver BOW u 10
18th train which leaves Garrison nj 10: A. M,
90 r. M.-From ~Butte.Leayes Butte by
% n. Silver Row 5:i5 T.. M, Stuart $40 ], M.
40 - Garrison-Leaves Garrison
c:SP. NJ, Deer Lodge Ga i. NJ; stuart ''%
TRAINS DEPART.
90. M-For G~arrisop-Stuart SEQ A. M,
Deer Lodge 9:2 A. NJ, Garrison al W."
q 20 A. M.-For Butte-Stuart at nsss a; NJ,
silver Bow io" A. NJ arriving I" n"'''
90 =. M,-For Butte and Garrison-Arrives
al stuart s:i5, Deer Lodge ssS, Hass'so"'"
silver How 3;i5 y. NJ. Butte 400 J, M: m a,
.,Ik p. M.-For Butte-Stuart AT 1:So =. ~,
silver Bow s1 Z. NJ, arriving In Buue' 81"
v. VI,
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II. II. Bolcn is recovering from his
severe illness and it is thought will soon
bc able 20 be abou again.