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It's an Absolute Fact

and sn every day occurrence. if not
with your self tits with your neigh.
Dor or else your neigbhor's nUighbor
That you go TO your store. aud ask
Tor some hing or an other, and are
told By the merchants, Il am sorry
but We are just out. will have IL III
such ard such a time" that time,
some times or seldom ever comes,
The result is, you are sept writing .
THIS l. nsrer the case when you cali
On or write IN, J.. Geo. HERMANN
No. 143, Baltimore Street, Ctmber
why there is notin tue State, outside
OF Baltimore city. store as we'll
stocked IS Mr.. lis is. bis stock ia
complete IN every respect. lie also
makes a great many OF his own prep.
ara,iOns, wo will mention few, aud
all OF which ats Of the very best, they
are active and efficient for their in.
tended purposes. His Compound
Sryup OF Hoarbound and Tsr for
coughs, colds, &C. There is nothing
bette made. Liver pills are not sur
ia ssed by any made.
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Death of M rs. Holman.

j is with sadness that we have
heard OF the sorrow that has f.llen
upon the beart and home Of our high.
~ esteemed friend Rev Henry Hoo
man. Ga Friday last death robbed
him Of his cherished wife and his
children OF their deyo ed mother
Mrs. Mary Homan, aged ~ years
Slrs. Holman had been delicate for a
good many years, had h. Tne a great
deal Of ply s'c.l suffering aud for
some time had been en- ire!y depriv :
eh OF sight all these things she bore
With christian fortitude ard was toe
JOY ard confori OF the home circle,
and on account of his the loved ones
sit in sadness tonight; aud yet we
believe, their hearts are glad to know
she is free from all pain and suffer-
ing for she is in het Fathers home.
where no Sin Is. neither dying, oh,
blesse thought
The funeral services we're held on
Sunday last at her late home near
Ridgeville conducted by her pastor,
Rev. Henry HamIll, af er which her
rem,ins we're inferred IN The family
5urying ground. Something liz :
tie singular Mrs. Iloman vas horn.
married and died in the sane house
and the same room
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DIED.

April l+th 1890, ct the home OF his faith.
er, on Jersey Mountain. Luther A BeatWole,
aged IS years and IS days
seldom. IL ever. has IA klIeH 10 the lot OF
the writer 20 record The death Of 9 purer sad
more highly esteemed young man than the
subject Of this obituary Ia every position
10 life. he sndeavored 70 90 mis- duty 10 bis
Creater and bis fellow meo. Fairly Ia life
be made profession Of religion, and united
with the Methodist Episcopal Church. South
sod adorned the doeiine Of Chrisi By sn up
right walk aud cody eodVsfsaiion. He was
dutful son and brother. aud vas greatly
loved and hcnored ia bis Own borss circle
lie was diligsnt worker Ia, and g libsral
supporter Of, bis Church aud her iuuitd.
tons. The Quarterly Conference Of TIE
Church recoEniE Cd bic gifs for uaefulu6ss,
and elected bin Sunday Scnool Supetiutsn.
deaf and Steward, which ofhces be held A
The time Of bic death. The hrst ausrterIy
con ference for South Branch Circuit, for the
presstt year. appointed . COMMITTEES 70 DRAFT
resolauous expressing the high regard in
which bis brs'hrea beld him sud lhs dsep
sympathy they eItended 10 the bereaved "a.
milV. Such life as brother HeatFoIe lived
led 70 pesceful sbd-his epd Vas pRacy.
The writer o. this notice preached bis fun.
eral % one Of the largest and most apprs-
clauve rongregsu one that vas ever Assem-
blsd ~ Ebeuessf Church then al that was
mortal OF Luther HsstwOls, gas laid way
10 the church yard, % await the call 70 a.
wake on tbs resurrecGou nsfs.
HKsLgy BtuvoNo
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SpHINerlELD, May l3.-At the
road letting last Monday the new
road from hanging Rock to
Tholnpson's ford was let to
Messrs. joe. Poland and John
Shanholtzer, the one from Z. N.
Graces to Horses Hollow to moses
Twigg. The contract for buildin Q
the wire fence through Mr.. Isaac
Parsons farm was awarded to II.
+. Guthrie.
Mr.. Ell A. NcGlathery, accom-
panied by his mother, started Mon
day morning for New York where
he will in few days be marriei
to Miss Anna Crounse, formcrly
of the valley. DR.. Finley pre1ch.
ed here Sunday night. The
Methodist Sunday school is busy
preparing for Children's Day next
Sunday. Quite good programme
has been arranged and q nice time
is anticipated. The service, will
begin at 10 o'clock. There will
be no preaching. but a short adj.
dress by Rev. w. +. Locke, and
Prot. w. d. Scanlan is also ex
pected to take a prominent part
in the exercises.
Our Htst quarterly mteiing will be held
at Springfield Saturday sue Sunday, the
Gath and 25th insts. Pending Elder Tyle
is 10 DO With rs. A full atteudaoce Of the
officials is desireds
Mr.. R. w. Parker launched a new ferry.
boat last week. lie aud bis wife celebrate d
the forty eighth anaiversaIy OF their mar.
ris &c Saturday. They hate reared 9 large
family, all OF whom are married. except two,
and doing well.
Col johnson, OF AlA,ka, Was in town
TO day. -a''..
gr. Jacob Corn we'll 10 Building Q new
residence on Branch Mountain.
Miss Dollie JOHNSON is the guest Of y q
Aollie Parker.
We have = novelty 10 our cemetery In TIE
shape OF a tombstone that will BEsD This
nay seem Improbable. nat IL ueEerit eless
true. You can sway the top back and for til
8: least two inches without the slightest
injury TO the mArb,s.
Your correspondent spent last week q.
mtDgst the booming towns Of Virgins.
GUESS.
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A GOOD POSITION.

To ladies and gentlemen who desire TO
make money rapidly we offer q sp.en did OF.
poriuuity. We have o large number of q.
gents making from four TO eiRnt dollars per
day selling pictures Of Jeffer son Davis for
which there 10 q great deusnd every " hero
II you are already sn agent, no matter what
you are selling you should carry our pic
lures. You will be surprised 10 see low rs-
Pidly they cell. Our outfit consists of four
different styles OF pictures, three Of Mr.. DA.
Wis and one Of Henry w. Grady, size llYl4
in. and cell for Fifty cents each. We have
the finest steel engraving which Mrs. Davis
says is the best likeness che has seeu Of her
late lsmented husband size 10 Y ls inches
price 50 so. Outfit complete consists OF all
the above mentioned pictures worth S. 90
but " III be sent TO those only who mean bu.
sipess for 81 This includes the 6ne steel
engraving with frame and glass. We also
have outfits for 81 co but il eili pay you 70
hsve The best This is q great opportunity to
msAe mooey and you should order 81 once
or write for particulars.
We pay agents 60 per ceot commission
and allow them to collect before returning
our money on regular orders for pictures.
r. 4. Pictures Of either Jefferson Davis
or Henry W. Grady album size cents, both
sent TO any address TOR names OF agents
aud silver dime pr. posaRs siatnps. All
Questions cheerfuIly answered
DAVIS MEMORIAL CO..
Dot Main Street, Dallas Texas.
April IL, 1890
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l.. NJ. SHEPHERDS


Gentle spring has come again AMI
WIZ u our store 10 rtspleudont with
ell The choice goods that are TO be
found 10 first-class city storo. Our
Dress Goods department is filled vi b
beautiful line Of
Cashmere.
heuriettss, &c,
French and Domestic
tingbaus and Satteens
49, in endless variety.
We cali special attention to our
large line Of Straw Msttiogs-just
te'nk Of ~ yds good Mating only
The largest and best selected stock
OF BODY Brussels, Tapestries Three.
ply. EE'ra Super and ingram CAR
fEls 70 Be found ou,side Of . large
city
- Don forget the place.
j. VI SHEPHERD,
llS BALTIMORE ST.
CUMBE RLAND Nh
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County News

Augusta, May I2.-Cotu plan /
ing is the order Of the day. Mr
NJ. Bucklew is preparing tie erect o
new dwelling-house aud barn on
he premises. The barn will be
60 by 40 feet.
The Alliance Band is progre as
ing finely and roposes to take
part in the memorial exercises c,
Romney the sixth of June.
The Tunkers will hold their se.
mi-annusi love feast aud commu.
nion meeting at the Pleasant Da,e
church on the third Saturday and
Sunday of tn q month.
A Sunday School has been or
CANNED at this place aud Is doing
we'll under the management OF Mr.
j. ID. Beery. Rev. Cobun preac b
ed Lete yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth NJ. Schnibbe who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs
Riley. q Capon Bridge, returned
home last Friday.
VIC had very quiet wedding
here last weeA. Mr.. Geor ge W
Schnibbe TO Miss Minnie Keister ;
both are we'll known aud very
much respected il this community
We wish George and his bonnie
bride a long aud prosperous life.
Success to the Iutelligencer.
Z. n. +.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

!eei when our patrons ch eerfuiI,
oand "a the cash in advanced il give,
os new courage and 10 like an in.oi .
ration.
The Daily Gsxetfe. OF Ch.r,es,on
our State capital. in NOTICING sen .so,
Flournoy's intention TO locate In ,hs,
cry. speaks ofhim In the biehrs.
terms and says the city will be proud
to receive him a. ope OF her citizen. !:
Preaching at Darlington sunday.
May 18th. at l0l q m (Sacramen,sii
serviee.) aid a p m. Also At Cen.
tenary. 81 p m.
ID. L. REID. p. C.
:, MIS- Louisa Houser retained from
Baltimore last week. and il NO,
,esnv TO s1pply your wants In the
Millinery line
Michel B'ue and Edward Wash
ington. Esqs. from near Sprinofl .id
were IN 10 see us Tuesday
The Baltimore SUI h.s o,r ,b.n..
,or Q copy OF the song. The Cruiser
MIR, George Tia ylor from Mili
1'reek Paid Us a pleasant cali
Tuesday.
Rev. j. N. Van Devanter .pert
Monday night end 1uesday with
friends 10 this place.
Dir. +. l.. Russell. resistant cash i.
ier OF the Union N,tionaI Bank of
winchester, died Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J c. Maxwell went
to Baltimore Saturday.
Mrs. William N. B.ird is v'si ing
her cousin q, Oakland. Maryland.
Seven ti.iev"s and burglars escaped
from the Martins'urg Jail Sunday
bliss Lucy Rees says al have
gone home"
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cut through and access to the street
he gained by means OF a. iroa door.
In the near futurs. iron cages OF the
most iDproved make will be Put ir.
and thee it will be no uss for on ,side
friends 70 attempt 20 pass saws and
Giles through the window bars TO pris
oners within, or to throw rope.lsd-
ders over the yard wall, a. has ben
done several times in the past The
man in The cage will not be able Il
avail himsslf Of these conveniences
for effeciing his escape. On the
whole. Deputy s. errff Polling Gays.
our jill will soon be ss tight ~ il
can be made. AMI as good as ans
that can be found 10 the large ci,ies.
The improvements Gil a iong-felt
want, though !, is to be hoped tina.
the increased room they afford will
not be needed.
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We regret to learn OF the death OF
Mrs. Margaret c. Cooper. mother OF
Dir. Il. G. Cooper, OF Pleasant Dale,
which o cure on Saturday, april
26, 1890. while she was on a visit to
her daughter, Mrs 6 J Gildroy ct
Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania, in the 10th
year OF her age. Mrs G had bteu q
faithful and consistent member of The
German Rsp,is, church for 40 years
and will be sadly missed in the church,
ny her family and host Of friends
but she had been q sufferer for many
months and now they are comforted
with the hope that she is safe in the
arms Of Jesus.'
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CoNPLIAEsTARV TO A WiNCHLs-
TER LADY. The jacksonville (lll)
Jon nal OF April 81. IN long article
on the State Blind Asylum located 10
that city says: The management
has been fortunate In securing the
services Of Miss Margaret II. Tay lor,
a genuine enthusiast in the work aod
one admirably qualified for il first by
= course in the Normal Kindergar E
Gee 10 Boston ard ellsTgsrd by ssv =
ersl years eKpeViepes IA Q teacher IN
the Royal Normal G9ilegs and Ae-
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Improving the Jail.

Contractor G. N mcCsrty is now At
work building an addition 10 The isiI
which. he says. when completed, will
defy al attempts At escape by The
toughest criminal that may be put In
10. This addition will take up halt
The jail yard, will be ~ feet long by
ISL feet vide 10 The clear, and one
Egry high. Tie stone wall WilI be
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16
MARRIED.

April Both, at Csmp1sislla, Charlotte
county. vIrginisJ the home Of the bride q
father, William Morton, by the Rev. DR. J.
II, Davis assisted bY the Rev W. W Car
sou, the Rev. John n. Davis, Jr., Of Soddy,
Tennessee, TO Mia Susie Be verify Norton.
On Wednesday morning, Nay ID, ct the
residence ftl ofBCisunR clsrgymsu, Rev
Wesley Hammond, 10 Rompsy, J. g. A
Sutherland aud Annie r Ssyi.ls
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"a SURPRISE PARITY"

Every one surprised at the hsnd-
some and large assortment Of Toys.
Candies, Nuts, Fruits and other Rol-
iday Goods too numerous 10 mention.
Grand opening .evety day and large
crowds. Also fne Cigars and To.
bsccoes. Call early before they are
all sold as they are gong fast. Don I
orget the place, No. As, Baltimore
ftreet, Cumberland, Nd.
= j. E.EARSOM.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

A III persons having claims aaaiust the
N eststs Of ElijAb Hoffman, deed ere
hereby notified 10 present them 70 me for
settlenent ~ ny ofics IN Romusy, " We
W B. CORGWELL.
Adminatrat tor
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1890-05-16

nr u Z. Cooper. Of Pleasant
sic PAD uss pleasant call Tuesdsy,
'Af.1S ase' teLce Of hs sppseci a %
.',a o. Toe lsrgLLIoEEcgs tVJ years
'.''ciiP'i51. How good u makes US
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e FOR THE BLOOD,
Weakness, AslAEiA, indigestion and
BiNousnexs. take
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
II cures quickly. For sale by ali dealers In
medicine. Get the genuine
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new GOODS 1890,

During the next twenty
days we will open a gem
eral Line Of new goods for
the Spring trade.
Have just put I'm stock q
new line Of Hardware I'm.
Guiding oliver Chilled
PlOws.
Just reed 20 bushels
nice clover seed, and new
lake herring sc.
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The Brick office ext door to r.. w.
Dailey's Law Office for rent after A prif
ist. III e Pancake
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il ERE WE A E!
SPRING 1890.
Clothing at prices that paraIyze
Read what our customers SAY,

Clothing that competon Read what
You're T, .
Dec
A''" ""
ssl s sasay ;~Sss$S:ss
hxuun
ns%s
M Fe
ydh Our h y they Ldm well or
wu pa 81 krhe of VIII dbewres
Pink and k9HR BSzg9Th SGh Sg11& soDvma
s Ss S: 5 s :, 80 80 per s suit
Gre
ripe Ju d on dv~y
Lot ORA, cadHHss mixed 81 S
e pc mb Wp t Lot 6 sp gey
s% s @ ts g.
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.v~s-.s~1svJEIFs
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] never carried a gun. did not see my
gun again until after ! was arrested. After
the officer arrested me we went over to
the place where my wife was and
the officer said 10 her, This man has no
gum She replied, laughingly and seem
ingly In q good humor, We'll, someone
told me he had a gum ! then went away
aud had a couple Of glasses OF beer ut a
saloon across the street. ] then went To
my room in the e a Of b house occupied
by my wife. I told my wife to wake me
up about Z o'clock the next morning rs l
had some work to do. We all had supper
together the night before. l got up about
Z O'clock and lighted the fire, put on the
potatoes and started 10 dress the children.
/ went into the house where my wife was.
She came out Of the middle room with a
pistol in her right hand. She had her shoes
on and was dressed I'm n red basque and
white skirt. When ! went in the house by
the back door ! heard the front door
click as IL some n went out. ! said moth
ing until she raised her hand and pointed
the pistol ut my head" The pistol vas
exhibited and prisoner gave a detailed
description of the way In which the cufiie
came about and the manner in which the
gun was discharged.
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See Louis DE LANCE in ''Erminie.'
FLOURISHiNG UNION.
Butte and Granite Miners to Celebrate an
Anniversary.

Butte and Granite Miners to Celebrate an
Anniversary.
by the standards Special Wire.
Butte, May William Quinn. finan-
cial secretary OF the Granite Miners
union, arrived in the city yesterday. The
object of his visit is for The purpose of
arranging for a joint celebration by the
Granite Mountain and Butte Miners
union, of the anniversary OF the organiz-
alton of the latter, which event falls on
June Il. The proposition is heartily
favored by both union n to-day a COM
mittee composed of members of the bodies
waited upon the officers OF the Montana
Union, with a view of arranging for an
excursion 10 be run on that date. Next
Sunday n special meeting OF the
when final decision will be made
relative to attending the celebration
in n body. To n STANDARD reporter Mr..
Quinn stated that his union had a mem
bership of 200, all in good standing and
next to b Butte union is b second lar
gest in the country. The officers of the
organization are: James A.. Gilfillan pres
ident; &. II. Gum, vice-president: D.. w.
Humphrey, treasurer; L. NJ. Subright, re-
cording secretary; William Quinn, flnan-
cial secretary; John Dugan, William
Ward and Thomas Cleary, trustees ;
Charles Boland. Edward Pascoe, and Al
fred Dave, financial committee. The
union is in a highly prosperous and -four
ishing condition and has never been call
ed upon to adjust any serious difficulty
with any of the large companies by which
its members are employed. excepting
once, in the case of the Granite Noun
tain. The misunderstanding was speed
lily righted through the kindly offices Of
a committee composed OF the Butte and
Granite Unions, who represented the
miners and President Rumsey, who APP
peared for the company. A lot has been
purchased by the Union on which TO erect
a hall. Work on the building will he
commenced shortly. Mr.. Quinn returns
home Tomorrow,
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BUTTE CURRENT r

Rev. Father Van Der Ven married IA
couples last month.
Gen. Warren boarded the ''kyars" yes
terday afternoon for Helena.
About 400 pupils are i'm attendance ut
~. Patrick's p%arochial school.
James Francis was taxed 81 and costs
by Judge Newkirk yesterday for commit
Ting q nuisance.
The contract will he awarded to-mor-
row for building an addition 20 the Sis
ters' hospital.
The city office Of the Montana Central
is being embellished with Il new front of
French plate glass.
Ed Monaghan yesterday filed notice of
location of the Good Pay lode claim in
the Summit Valley district.
A carload OF new buggies was received
yesterday by Il. NJ. Carr for his Oregon
stables, on lower Main street.
John Mcguire left for Helena yesterday
afternoon on business connected with
his many theatrical enterprises.
The Hoffman house was sold again yes
terday, Whitaker, Moon d Co.. being the
purchasers from NJ. b. Mahoney.
The Helena ball club has declined the
challenge of the Butte club On the ground
that there is no club yet organized there.
Charles s.. Shoemaker and Thomas
Rafferty, yesterday filed affidavit of an
nual labor performed on the Friday o
claim.
Henry L. Haupt and Ed Monaghan yes
terday filed notice of location of the
Lillian placer claim, in tip. 3 H., r. . W.,
sec. "A.
Henry Williams, manager of the Colo
rado Mining and Smelling company, has
returned from a lengthy visit to Colorado
and Mexico.
W. II. Baldwin, ir., general manage of
the Montana Union, accompanied by Mrs.
Baldwin, returned yesterday from n three
weeks visit to the East.
Z. II. McHenry, chief engineer Of the
Northern Pacific and &. j. Patterson, in
charge of the Butte q Gallatin branch,
visited the city yesterday.
A bill of sale from II. Burgard and J.W.
Simon to Martin b. Mahoney was filed
yesterday, transferring the Hoffman hotel
business for a consideration OF $500.
A parade of the firemen, turner's, chart.
OTIS and other features and attractions ol
next Sundays May festival will take
place "just before h circus begins"
workmen began yesterday to tear down
the old frame rookeries on East Broad
building occupied by Abe Heyman. A
substantial brick block will take theiI
place.
"Fish' McCarty, James Linnard ant
John McAvery all pleaded guilty in the
police court yesterday TO having beer
drunk the night before. They were fined
81 and costs each. McAvcry was flush
and paid. The others were sent TO tn,
basement.
Certificate of Incorporation of the Mil
waukee Mining company was filed yester
day. The in~corporators are j. A.. Talbot
William II. Nichols, John II. Curtis, j. II
Boyce, Jr., Theo II. Kleinschmidt, p. A
. fn,.1T The ,a..
Of capital stock Is $500 600: term OF exist
enee 20 years. The business will be car
ried on ut Butte and in Silver Bow
county.
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This record speaks for itself,
and shows that the people of
Butte are waking up to the fact
that there is more money to be
made by investing at home in a
straightforward business PROPOSE
ton which they can examine for
themselves, than by taking
chances in one of the innumerable
catchpenny propositions that are
daily presented to the public.
In a few weeks more the new
line of the Northern Pacific Rail
road will be open for business,
and all trains will stop at the
East Butte Depot, now being
erected on
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brothers. also miners, are residents Of
Walkeryille. Dates for the funerals have
not yet been decided upon.
The body OF Oates was terribly mutt
lated, the skull being crushed, both legs
broken and almost every other bone frac-
turcd. A fearful cash, several inches
long and penetrating TO the intestines
extended across the abdomen. Squires'
body was not mutilated so badly, his
death evidently resulting from a frac-
tured skull and possibly internal injuries.
The only wound observable was across
the upper part OF the face. which was al
most crushed beyond recognition.
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The First In the state.

By The standards Special Wire.
Butte, May 1.-The first steel water
Jackets ever manufactured in the state will
soon be turned out in this city, a contract
for n pair Of them having been closed yes
terday, The Western Iron works will
construct them for the Parrot silver and
copper com pany. The same firm is also
at present building "A monster piunger Tor
an bydraulica ccumulator which will have
a diameter of IL inches with q nine foot
sire Ike. The plunger is intended TO work
against a pressure of 100 tons per square
inch and the casing Of il will prove no
small or easy task.
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Sec "Erminie" Monday. May 3.
Threatened 10 Shot.

by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte. May. A couple of men became
engaged in a row in Norman Charles
saloon near the power house Of the cable
line this afternoon. During the quarrel
one Of them leveled a rifle at the other
spector Oliver, who is also n deputy
sheriff, was passing at the time and the
proprietor OF the place called on him To
stop the fight. The fellow with the gun
made some slight resistance but was
finally compelled to give up the weapon
and leave the saloon. No arrests.