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BANNER BUGLINGS.
BANNER, Kan, Dec. n.

DANAhhy Adusg OoCs 1Es
EBeaHi1aI weather.
Tomorrow is Christmas.
Jim North is home from Denver.
Edward HsEkesis expected home from
Nebraska in few days.
James Tague is putting up pump and
msy,put up g WING Ssill soon.
l. W. Purinton and Jim Miller are
building stable and fencing a pasture
for Miss Carrie Davis. ga her claim north
eot Collyer.
:, Miss Sarah McMslns kas gone to
Usage county, this state, tp.s.Ay with her
sister. She may conclude to make that
Aer home in the future. We are sorry
20 loose her from our circle Of. people.
The people in Banner are ib0xnd To-
improve their homes this year Of plenty.
Mrs P. Wynn land Mrs. A. ". ;Rurin-
ton have been painting and .pRpeEng
their kitchens. 2. n. Miller has put 3
new floor sR his hOase, s. B. North has
anished his laNEe cattle sheds, r. s.
Force has just moved into his new stone
house which he hRs worked hard to fin
ian before cold weather spd Capt. Lewis
Jones is building 9 new hQnse. We have
not struck gold but are bQqnd to AZ up
Just the same.
NAcnr
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Nyssery at wilcox.

This neighborhoOd has been great
" excited about some strange hap
penings of late. One neighbor saw
the ghostly outlines Of q human
figure fitting about the prairie IN
the dusky twilight. Another saw
what appeared to be a man dragging
an empty sack around. STILL an
other saw him on all fours creeping
about the blxfs of the Smoky with
a bright tin pail. Evidences that a
man had been sleeping in Mr.. bow
Fer's stable were discovered. A
stranger called at house and asked
for a drink of water. He was bag
gard and worn, red-headed and forty.
Hehad a wrong look in his eye.
He was sad and refused to be COM
forted. He went away. That was
two weeks ago. Last Friday the
creeping figure was again seen. A
council of war was held. The dis
cription did not agree, consequently
a variety of opinions prevailed. Some
thought it was a gold hunter or
coal prospector, crazed by the recent
discoveries in 0gallah township.
Others thought it might be an es-
capped lunatic from Topeka. How
ever, all agreed that an investiga-
ton was necessary. Humanity and
public peace demanded it. Accord
ingly a party was formed whose
motto was investigate, vigilance and
possibly vengeance. The party in
cluded minister Of justice and
minister of county finance. A min
lister of education was invited to par
ticipase in the capacity of historian
and war correspondent, but he de-
clined-feared it might be the fool
killer. By the aid of a spy-glass the
teacher and pupils viewed the en-
gagement at safe distance-about
two miles. The attacking party
moved bravely forward under the
friendly shelter of knoll and never
faltered until they reached the top,
where they stopped. 1t was time
of great excitement to the Onlook-
ers as the crouching, creeping fig
ure stood erect, his long, silvery
beard flashing in the sunlight like a
silken banner and his eagle eye
dilating with wonder. 1t was
very strong glass. A leader of the
vigilantes dismounted AMI went for
ward with outstretched hands to
welcome the unfortunate back to
reason-or to prison, The two men
approached each other and then-an
awful climax! They actually shook
hands,
It was not the fool-killer. The
whole party came back unframed,
but there was little study in that
school until the fathers and broth
ers were at home and curiosity was
appeased. 1t was the venerable DR..
Curtis engaged in the innocent
amusement of gathering moss
agates. -"
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TO SALT LAKE AND OGDEN
The Colorado Midland Railway
Will Run Through Trains to
Ogden and Through Sleep
ers to San Francisco;Sun.
day, November l6.

Commencing Sunday morning, Novem-
16. the Colorado Midland railway viii run
solid trains 10 Salt Lake City and Ogden;
two traine morning and evening each
way. These trains will carry Pullman
sleeping cars and through Pullman tour
list sleeping cars for San Francisco with
out change.
Elegant Equipment. Short Line, Stand
ard gauge through the heart Of the Rocky
mountains
The newest and best transcontinental
route for Salt Lake City. Ogden, the Pa
ci6c coast and al Northwest poauts.
Trains leave Union Depot. Denvsr, at
93OA. II. and S:15 p, II. Leava Colora-
do Springs at 1880 noon and lilo p. u.
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Announcement.

The UNION PACIFIC, 1.-THE Overland
Route" has completed the widening Of
the gauge between Ogden and Pocatello
from narrow gauge to standard gauge,
Commencing October 10th. through
trains composed of Pullman Palace
Sleepers, free reclining chair cars and
day coaches will be run between Salt
Lake City and Butte.
E. l.. LoMAx,
Gen'I Pass. A0t.
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Fine Playing Cards.

Send ten Q0) cents in stamps or coin to
John Sebastian, Gen1 Tiki. and Pass. Agt
CHICAGO, Rock ISLAND 4 PACIFIC RY.,
for pack Of the latest, smoothest, slick
est playing cards that ever gladdened the
eyes and rippled along the fingers OF the
deyotee to Might've, SeveD-up, Casino,
Dutch, Euchre, Whist or any other
ancient or modern game, and get your
worth five times over.
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Rucklsn's Aruioa salHe.

Tn BEsr SALvR IN tie world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
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Il guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
81 money refunded. Price Is cents pen
az For ssie BY 4. B. Jones.
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A Good RalIahla L.ln,mant.

We take pleasure in recommending
Beggs' Tropical Oil Il has gwen Won
derful satisfaction in reducing inAaEms-
ton, both for man and beast In cases
Of sprains b1qises, old soOeR or pain In
theides, luaEs or back no &nipe0t can
Be found that sill give such inssaAtADe-
Gus and permanent nelieG Every bottle
Is fully guaranteed Priaes IS and Sc.
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FOR PUBLICATION.

November g, l6e0.
Notice b hereby given that the following named
settler has lsd necs Of his intentiun % make 1nal
proof in support Of his clam and that said proof
win be made before register and receiver OF Tie q.
8. land once ut ws-Kssnsy, Kansas. On January
10. 1891, viz:
George T. Galloway,
One Of the heirs u sarah Cosby, deceased. Home
southvcst quarter OF ssc41oo 10 IN township II
south, range Is west Of tie szxth p n
He names the following witnesses - prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of, said
land, viz: Stuart A. Sh0rtfHL o. L Cook, John
Lemke and John Kobstich. al of wa-Keeney, IRE
go county, Kansas.
I2S LEE MONROE, Registsr.
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Archibald HAYES.

Homestead Application No. 1O,096, for the north
east quarter OF section n in town Is south. range
- west OF 9Th P n.
He names the following Witnesses 70 prove bis
continuous residepce upon and cultivation OF ssid
land viz: volney Robinson, james 7. Ford. ChArIAs
Hearting. Joseph A. Law, all OF BroWnell. Ness
county, Kansas.
ESQ LEE MONROE. Register.
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George T. Galloway,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Land Once D :. msssf ss issa 5000
Notice Is hereby given thai the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention 10 maize final
proof in support Of his claim, and that said proof
viii be made before Register and Receiver OF o. s.
Land Once at Ts-Eeeney, Kansas, on January
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OHERIFFS SALN

SHERIFFS SAL
STATE OF KANsAs, TREaO CO 3 g.
z. J. Fields, fila,
Robert n. Hutchinson and A utchinson his
wife, and the Merchants Da Kills. . cor
poration, Defendants.
Public notice IL hereby give BY virtue of an
order of sale to me directed delivered, issued
Gus of the Twenty-th Judj District Court of
the state of Kansas, sitting In for the county of
TregO, In said state, will, OF
Wednesday, Janua It'll, 1891,
between the hours OF 10 O'clo m. and 2 O'Clock
p. m, of said day. at the door OF the court
house In ws-Keeney, In the and state afore-
said. offer for public sale and 20 the highest bid
der for cash in hand, all the title and interest
of the above named defendAi and to the follow
ing described property, tO-wtt he northwest Qunr-
ter OF eecttOn iRhteen-1s-in4 DWnship thirteen
lS-aouth OF range twenty -One-f1-west of the sixth
P. NJ, lying and situated in thsounty OF TreRo in
the state of Kansas, with ALI the appurtenauces
thereunto belonging; said pI berty levied on and
to be sold IS the property of tie above named de
PENDANTS, Robert N. Hutchinson and Ann Hutchin-
son, and without sppraisemenS
Given under my hand this h day Of December
4. d. 1890.
THRd coURTNKI, Sheriff.
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0HERIFFS SALE. 1

n. ". shuler, Attorney.
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STATE or KANSAS, TREGO COUNTY, -.
The Abilene Mortgage Company, Plaintiff,
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CHERIFFS SALE.

8. R, Cowick, Attorney.
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SrATK or KANSAS, TREG,I COUNTY, 80.
". p. Murrt y, Plaintiff,
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CHERIFF'S SALE,

n. W. Shuler, Attorney.
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STATE OF KANSAS, TREoo CoUNrY, g..
J.H. Hass, Plaintiff
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Use ns Well rs Ornament.

fIbhl thf New Nbhk NUt.
The combination of the useful with the
beautiful goes on. Everybody Is now fa-
milar with womrn's gloves which have
pockets in the palm, canes which have
concealed matchboxcs in their hand les
and watches in the upper end. and key
chains which contain a variety of useful
implements. About the latest thing now
adays IL a scent botrle concealed in "a
bracelet. IL il in the form Of u protest
against the extraordinary size To- which
the bottle in which women
carried their smelling salts grow. Jhes.
little toilet implements. which were
originally only n shade larger than half a
lead pencil. grew to "a size al u police
mans club before the fashion ran its full
limit. and then there was "a direct drop tn
smelling salt bottles of the most infinit-
csimal size. The band of tire Bracelet il
inad.. hollow and filled with salts and
cologne. and the diamond il in
thc shape Of IA little cap that falls ubou -
spring. 80 the wearcr may revive herself
without carrying around "a hing, amount
of glass.
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SIfcIal (ofresIsOhuenct OF TIE Stahuafd.
BUTTE, Feb. 21.-The following trans
fcrs were recorded i'm the office of the
county clerk yesterday:
Thompson Kenper to james W. Kenl-
per for 81. lots Ia and Is in block 4 OF the
kcnper addition.
James w. Kemper tai Lacy A. Keinpcr
for 81, lots IA and II i'm block 4 of the Ectn-
per addition.
Thomas Kemper To James w. Esmpcr
for 81, lots s, III, IL and the north ~ feet of
lot IL in block 4 of kemper addition.
Simeon V. kempe to Lucy A. kcmpcr
for $500. lots 4, 8 and q i'm block II of Kcm-
per addition.
Thomas wynuc to John ID. Wilson for
500. lot l3 i'm block . of Leggat * Fosters
addition.
Joseph II. Walker to- Michael Me
for $40, one-half interest i'm lot M. block
II, of West walkerville.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Mr.. wcinstein, a Helena business man,
Is in town.
Highlands.
F.. ID. Adams. superintendent of the
American Express company. is in town.
wv. j. Footner' manager of express
traffic over the Great Northern is i'm town.
Alice and Willie Bell, I and 3 years old,
died mt Fish Greek yesterday of scarlet
fever.
some heavy castings for the Silver Bow
Water company.
Two thousand five hundred dollars We're
collected i'm Butte during the month of
February for licenses.
On the evening of March % Harmony
lodge No. 4, aughtcrs of ltebecca. will
give "a ball at Odd Fellows hail., in Main
street.
There should be II general attendance.
AT the meeting To. be held at Mantle d
Warren's office this evening to push the
matter of obtaining a.public building for
Butte. Everyone should attend who has
The interests of Butte at heart.
The matter il being considered of run
ming a special train from Anaconda to
Butte for the engagement of the Juch OF
ezra company. Ii is proposed ny the Mon
fana Union officials TO sell excursion tick
cts at reduced rates i'm ease "a certain num-
the CONCERT. No definite conclusion has
yet been reached i'm the matter.
The train that left here for the south
through on time, and all trains over hat
line are now leaving here on time. Two
trains from the south arrived here last
night loaded with paSsen,gsrs who have
several days. Mr.. Ed Maze states that
this blockade is positively the last of the
season.: Mr.. Adams, agent here OF the
ing that the Southern Pacific is now open
and trains running OH time.
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TOO GOOD FOR ANYTHING.

One of Isutte's Citizens. who Was Libe raj
with His wife's .JeNelrH.
by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 2s.-Pcter Criser. the man
arrested yesterday OH a charge of stealing
his wife's jewelry and pawninR il, was re-
leased to-day. His wife Withdrew the
charge and paid the costs. IL seems that
Criser WAS on IA drunk, and seized with n
streak of generosity that proved abso-
lutely irresistible. and seeing his wife's
jewelry i'm the house. he took possession
of il. He met a little girl ON his way
down from walkcrv lille to town and gave
her "a watch aud chain. He gave n hand
some pearl ring to- n tramp. and forced N
brooch into the hands of a lady he met in
front of the postofiicc. Another watch
and chain he gave to the bartender mt the
Atlantic beer hall. The earrings were
found in Criser's pantaloons pockets.
Most of the jcwelry has been recovered.
and so the prosecution was stopped.
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IN a ROW.
The Effect of . ratI oG. Zee water sBn
Prostrate Man.

Pr~ostrate Man.
special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. GA row occurred i'm tho
Combination gambling hou-e to-day he
tween Spot" Murphy. "a well-known
gambler, and doe II. Holmes, a ro,Indlcr.
'sSpot' got the hest Of the row, knocking
Holmes down aud kicking him when hc
fell i'm the alley i'm The rear OF the Combi-
nation. A large crowd collected and wit
messed the fight. .Spot' was taken To
Jail by officers Waters and McLag9an. IL
was thought at first that Holmes had been
50 badly injured that he could not live.
He lay for some time i'm the alley
where he fell and seemed tn be in
When an officer arrived
he too thought Holmes was badly injured
he was perfectly motionlcss and appor-
emily lifeless. DIR. Tremblay was AT once
summoned AMI Holmes was carried tn the
city Jail. As few bruises could be found
thought that be Was pretending to he bad
ly hurt. Accordingly il was proposed tai
throw a pailfui of ice water over the APP
p~arently insensible man. Such u PROPOSE
ton at once caused Holmes to spring tn
his feet and swear like n trooper. When
DIR. Tremblay arrived i'm response tan the
officers Holmes was engaged
i'm a physical contest with Officer Cody.
Murphy whose real name isJ Satteriee,
was at once released on bonds. Holmes IL
n slick character whom the police have
heen searching for during the. past week.
He was wanted OH "a charge OF stealing "a
coat from the Piccadilly saloon on Park
over N request made by Holmes for "a two
bit loan. "Spot' refused. whsrcupon
Holmes called him "a filthy name. "Spot"
knocked his man down.
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from ia" New York sun.
We were within about "a mile II Findlay.
Ohio. and the train had just begun to-
siackcn when we felt a jar and knew that
the locomotive had struck some consider
able object. In the seat next ahead
was "A farmer. and he threw UP the sash,
showed out his head and exclaimed:
by gum! hut I'm in luck
why, they have killed "A horse shout
ed "a man bchind us as he looked out.
farmer.
But you said you were in luck >"
You bet i am. I've been riding up and
down this line for five years on "A pass
they gave me for killing an old cow which
wasn't worth So. The pass expired yes
terriay. and now my old hoSs, who amt
worth skiDning, gifts in the way and il
Knocked over. Luck! Why, gents. that
means "a free family pass for five years
more, and there are Il of us in the fam
ily,"
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Preparing for the Opera.

Among the alterations to la made i'm the
Lyceum for the occasion of the Juch opera
gen will be the placing of rows of
raised seats on the sides and rear. while
seats in the pit will he on the level of the
floor. Eight or II boxes will he construct
s.H, The Pearl of Pekin has
cancelled it's engagement for the opera
house, not desiring to play against the
Juch The opera house will
therefore be vacant while the Juch conn
pany is playing at the Lyceum.
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a Com pany Organized.

BUTTE, Feb. pa stock is to
he formed for the working of the fire clay
claim on Wilson creek near Garrison.
The company is to consist of 100, 900 shares
of stock, of which 100, 600 arc to be retained
by the present owners and the balance to
he placed on the market. Four men in
Butte are ready to buy all tho available
stock. John T.. Lloyd, Chauncey j. West
and William Facen are the present OWN
ers. Edw ard Irvine and John Roberts
left for Garrison to-day to examine the
.la.,nSif
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The billiard Tournament.

NEW York, Feb. 2s.-Thc longest game
of billiards OF the tournament was played
this afternoon between DAILY ana Hciscr
on an eight inch balk line. The score
was: DAILY 500, with All average of IL ]-iG:
Heiscr iO2, with an average of Il" i5-i3.
Time, three hours and six minutes.
The evening game was between Slos-on
and Cation, the former playing II and the
latter s-inch balk line. The score was:
Slosson 500, Cation M. Highest runs.
Slosson ~ and ~. Cation - and 81. Aver
age, Slosson ~ 5-2S, Cation 10 1.-35.
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Overcoats Will he Higher.

Iy the standards special Wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 2S.-Thc fashion of stealing
n~ycrcoats which has been becoming more
popular daily i'm Butte during the present
winter. received u decided setback to-day
at the hands of Judge Ncwkirk. and il is
doubtful il the custom Will be as popular
i'm the future. As stated i'm this mornings
STANDARD, Frank Mcneil yesterday stole
- plaid o%vercoat in Abe Heyman's place.
He pawned il at Blumkin's for $3.50. To-
day he was sentenced by the Judge to 90
lays imprisonment, S25 fine and costs.
Nothing has been done as yet with the
sp,rSl
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At Work Again.

special Correspondence of the Standard.
BUTTE. Feb. 2S.--It il stated that the
Chambers syndicate of mines will resume
full work tomorrow. Some of the men.
as was stated i'm the had been
laid of this week because of the extreme
cold weather and the fact that the orc
houses were filled. The weather having
moderated, full forces will be placed At
the syndicate mines again tomorrow.
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He Didn't Pun.

Ffu1n tIle Detroit Frce T1tss.
The Denver dentist who advertised
"Teeth pulled without pain" refused to
pull "a tooth for a young man who entered
his office the other day and said IL he was
hurt he would slam-bang six bullets into
the dentist. He explained that "without
PAIN meant that "a man might live
through il.
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why II Was Realistic.

From the Lawrence American.
Heavy Villain during n breathing spell,
while he * being killed by the herol:
'Say, oil man, ant you putting "A little
too much life into this. You're almost
choking me-" Hero Tightening his grip
AT last, base ~viliain.I have thee! soto
vocel III ease up when you promise to
pay me that 50 you owe me-"
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Only One sale in Three Years.

From the Atlanta Constitution.
II found the other day u drummer who
had been on the road three years and had
made only one salc.'' he said.as he leaned
over the cigar-case at the kimball. No.
body believed him. "what did he sell ="
asked the whisky drummer. Suspension
bridges.r
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In Another Field.

BUTTE. Feb. 2s.-Deputy Sheriff p. II.
Sidley resigned his position to-day. He is
about to start a grocery business in upper
Maine street. No other appointment has
vet been made John Maggie to-day filed
his bond as depiity sheriff in Meadervillc
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Ia the District Court.

Butte, Feb. 2s.-Having disposed of
Spencer Bingliam's case by sentencing
him to- one year at Deer Lodge, the dis
trict court to-day took up its second Grim
inal ease i'm thet trial of Charles Duffy ON u
charge of burglary. The complaint is
that OH July % last, the house of Edward
H.. Irvine was b~urglarizcd during the after
noon. The family was spending the day
at Montana Central park. At 2. IN. the
house was all right. AT . -. m. Mr.. Irvine
returned to find that "a burglar had been
present and jewelry To the value of $500
had been taken.
About : O'Clock that afternoon Duffy
had been trying to pawn "A watch in sew.
cral placcs-at Dufrcnc's pawn shop and
AT one or two gambling houses. The de-
scription of the watch corresponds in Sow
eral particulars to a watch stolen at ir-
vines. Attorney O'Donncil, who APP
peared for the defense. offered no evil
dence, stating that the prosecution was
not sufficient to make "a case. The jury.
however, convicted Duffy. Sentence will
bc imposed on Monday.
The ease of Peter Mccullough. charged
with burglarizing the house of MR.. Lon
II. Smith. is the next OH docket.
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Notice.

To the membe OF the knights of the
Golden Eagle. Montana State Castle Mol
You are requested to meet at the Miners
Union hall on Saturday night, March l..
1880. al . 30 ID. IN. JOSEPH THOMAS, N. 4.
JoHE X, THOMAS, NJ. r..
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Dor.'t spoil pour clothing or soii your
hrnds trith paiaf-pot and brush, but call at
the :" Standard" Office aud hare your [" To
Rsat and For Sale" cards neatly pr iated