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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-03-21
IN HOT HASTE To MARRY
Two Lovers Signing for Somebody to Tie
the Knot at 3 In the Morning.
They Pull Judge Newkirk out of
Bed and After Being Spliced
Cheat All Hands out of
Their Fees.
Nv the Standards Special Wire.

BY the Standards Special Wire.
BuTrE, March D.-The checkiest maj
in Butte without exception is James Van
Buskirk. He has been a cook nj the
Royal coffee house for a few nights past.
About 2 o'clock this morning with a young
woman on his arm, he approached an
officer on the Park street beat and stated
that he wanted to get married. The
young woman said she also wanted TO ger
married. The officer said he had no au-
thority to marry them, and not having
been long Oh the force called Chief
of Police Carroll. That experienced
officer said IL the couple wanted To get
married, the only thing 10 be done was to
promised n five dollar note to each of the
officers If they would get him married.
The officers cared nothing for the money,
but in tho kindness of their hearts thought
they hould do what they could to help
out the couple. A hack was engaged and
the party wa driven TO Judge Newkirk's
residence i'm East Granite street. The
Judge was awakened and when told what
was up, inquired:
"Have you n license"
Nobody had one.
"Wcll you'll nave 10 get a license before
I marry you,' said the judge. So the
party drove 10 the residence Of District
Y olI I'll NLat ~
andwokc him up Mr.Clark ~good-naturedly
got into the hack and the party were
driven to the court house. There the L.
ccnse was properly made out. Van Bus
kirk : gave his age as u years
and the girl, Jennie McFce, as
-. She has bccn a dining
room waitress and lodged nj the Southern
Hotel. When the license was duly made
out and signed Van Buskirk said, with a
graceful farewell nod:
am sorry but ] have lef, my pocket
book home and will hayc TO stand you oil
! until tomorrow"
Clerk Clark gazed IN astopishment until
long after the couple had vanished down
the court house steps. The party was
wheeled 10 Judge Ncwkirk's residence
again and the knot was tied.
Ham sorry, Judge" said Van Buskirk,
"but | left my pocket book home and vi
have 10 stand you of till tomorrow.
Judge Ncwkirk promptly folded mp tho
marriage license and certificate n pu,
.sem in his pocket. The party was ncSt
wheeled Ia the lodging house At No. =
Park street. Here the backnian, who is
known rs Winnipeg, demanded S. as his
pay for drawing the parry all around
town.
"Ill have To stand you or" said Van
Buskirk.
"Mcbbc the Teddy has some
thing?n inquired Winnipeg. The
bride had not "A cent. A row was
imminent when Oiiicrr Terry Lennon in
terfcred and paid the hack bill himself
Whether or not the couple did up thu
lodging house keeper is not known. Tho
question is whether they are legally ma
ricd. Those To whom they are i'm debt
claim that they are not legally married
not having paid the fees, u there wac
talk this morning of arresting the cook
for adultery. But the couple cannot ID,
| ra,,n.I and - IL tlnIIpbf fhaN lnN.s laT
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HIS TERM HAS EXPIRED
Neil Mediation Dies on the First Day Of
His Sentence.
He Had Been Drinking Heavily
Since Monday and vester-
day was Sent to Jaii-Haii-
Ing from Elk Horn.
BY the Standards Special wuc.

-
~ ,nr s.'"a.Ia : sne'iai u
poIrt, M'rcn tne p"iicc court
recoru Oh yesterday IL the following entry:
John Doe, arrested for being drunk and
down on Main street i'm front of the Com
bination gambling house." Tho man had
becn ON a tear since ~. Patrick,s Jny. Al
IN ,,,o,L y,s,aura, ,.a.,n.h -
~, nW.H.s S.,as q w
~ pa"s c nMa.,son anu ~Aic,~ggah on
~ Nuces uf'he ocraWi .n,o 'hr aftaue
sasu,nni was ~ ~ o.unh W. .1ulu
- 'i ny uni ~. o,nccts 'o"h nm
70 u slas Jall anu ni.ue ,he ABOVE entry.
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ai.eriioo" nh COZ III 'hc ci'S lah. rms
nhhoIni"I s'Iihcu Wy ncr,ous anu
suanS ~, ~ n,n',s 'rrs'"' ''i'cr ''"ser
IN a'n, Wv u" ,eia ,
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Tbn sailor ,,, hin, ,I,.s,f ,,;.L,.,,
,ha ALL "nssin w
III ,,,ar,;n, 81" .n
snro I,,jmn ~ " - na"as"hu
- "'"
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h,inma y" 80 ~ III lnn.e.
va 'olas ~ VIZ
Isi"t' uHs w. Wv ~ Ian'
inns al"tho"i 'aiio, pws'r ashc'' VI.
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Mna SIN ~. 49," ns III ~ ,oann.", /. ja,,,1
narSe p"r'pl lhc ai.erii""i,,, anu cta,,cu
WIZ ~ ,u' pTisoicrs, All ~Ininu'c
aI'cr c,"ck ms hiteriiooh ne lay uowh
~ we ~, a"u scenle" 20 y" siceliiig
icn MINUTES iaVcr ne ha1 - NJ WIich
laS'cu aoout TWO nnilu.'s' me Irisoi,,rs
mo VIA. uhs rouiu Ior MN, me laiier
unaNi's k"m' a."r =" y. sull"r'
rive i,iii'ut,s ai'er 'iie hrs' h'. INC pris"ii-
CT lag a'iouner, WHICH was oi very SNORT
uuratioh' MINUS or TWO ia'er
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Going to Port Townsend.
sn,.lnl cnrrrsnnndence of ihe standnr1-

Special orrrspond"nce OF The Standard.
BUTTE, March 9.-J. ID. Thomas and
John 4. Lloyd will leave for Port Town
send on Monday. n telegram having been
received asking them 90 come. James III.
Lynch has been offered 900 per cent. adj
vance on his property there, and Alex
Johnston has been offered go per cent.
advance. Eighty acres of land one and
ouc-hllf miles further on; han that
owned by the Butte syndicate has been
sold for 5000 an acre. The ~ acres
owned 10y the Butte syndicate was bought
for $4,000 and is now considered worth
$4,000.
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No. ~.

Orlt, lAt>ey, nae darlint, tie yhldvrS are fadih,
luis place Nirrc Ne live II ~ smoky aud darN
Its IRISH air and sunshine thu darunts are nadin,
Which they sAJ arr both free at the silver Bow
lark,
They IT, t. have a foine fountain where water IS
How tus,
Where the sun gets up 10 the song Of the lark,
Aud the soft summer bfrrfes forpycrl be hluWin
huugSt The trees that make hiVen uf silver
Bow Park.
rhyrr's the chance for yc. ratsyy, IL only yen
take u,
FOR a mon of your character can soon make
his mark,
How proud the chaldcrs would be now 10 spake
u,
ME fathers an alderman from Silver BOg
Park"
The pc pie uf qulllty are an u them going,
And THIS morning at church al heard A re-
mark,
When the Gather the road up to heay n Vas
showing
That II sni thru the eInter OF silver how FAX
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BAGGiNG THE MIGRANTS.
4 Large umbe of the Fraternity Take
Before Judge New kirk.

py I'm, s,,,I,rJ., s,c,I,I wir,
-. ~, W a., h..a.L Az.
Die ''f'" '''' ""s,''"N. ''
morning me ponce hlauc a ocs'ei,' on
the ali-night houses. ana as result oil the
swoop bagged a goodly number OF the
Migrants. The gentlemen of supcriinous
Iois,,ro werc arraigucd in tbc poi;cc court
,bis ,r.rnoon ana nr,scn,cj ,bout as
~ 'ih
hl"'i'S anu n,srcpu.hpie al appearance
as "A box ear ilied Win trainps' A rev OF
them pleaded guilty Ia the charge ut
being idle and lettering abou gamb-
ling houses, saloons and other places
of equally high moral character.
These that pleaded guilty were Jack Otto,
James smith and Jonathan Doe. They
were fined - each and IN default were
committed. John Philips stood trial aud
was acquitted ON the cyldcnc" OF the
prosecution, u being insufficient Ia "stah-
iish the fact that he was "A real Nag.
Peter Parsons, a very solemn aud de
jected looking man, wearing "A dingy
WOODEN shirt and a back number suit Of
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OPPENHEiM'S D E
He Insists that lie H. Doing a Legitimate
Busiuess and Says He Can Prove u.

1879 10y
by the Standards Special Wire.
Bette, March 20.-The employment
agency Of Oppcnheim x Co., whose Ii
ccnse was revoked by the city council
"Wednesday, evening, continued open to-
day. and 30 all appearances was transact
ing business as usual. Marshal Near
thur was seen this evening and stated
that othe, business Of an urgent nature
had prevented him from serving notice
on the firm If the councils action. lie
said hc would do so tomorrow. Open
helm returned from "A visit Ia Hell
cDa tonight, n was seen at
his office 10y a STANDARD reporter.
lie said that he would continue To transact
business as usual until officially notified
TO cease. After such notice had been
served upon him he would ask the mayor
To grant him permission to carry ON BUSH
ness until such time as the council would
be ready u grant him "A hearing. and en-
able him to show cause why his license
should not he revoked. He then showed
the reporter a lumber of letters
and kilograms from kirkpatrick Brothers
x Collins, who mt present have large con-
tracts with the Union Pacific To do work
in Utah. and also letters and kilograms
from Green 4 Kecfe and other contrac-
tors in Montana. Utah and Idaho asking
him TO forward them men and teams at
once. The Utah and daho parties noti-
fled him that arrangements had been
made for transportation for all men
he might send, n tn send Ill"
men al once. These letters and kilograms
lac considered cyidencr conclusive of his
authority To employ mou Ind:forwarl them
wherever wanted. II. also stated that
had he been given a hearing 10y tire eoun-
ell, lac felt positive he could ave satisfied
that body Of the legitimacy Of his bust
ness and that lac was not running "A conf
dencc game. Very often, he said. il so
happened that he sent men 20 parties de-
string help, and rs they did not suit or
could not do the work expected of them,
they were rejected. He thought he should
not be held responsible, as he could not
compel people TO accept men whether
! they wanted them or not.
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MAKING LIFE MISERABLE.
4 Gang Of Young street Arabs Disturbing
the Peace Of south butte.

tis saf' W W. wv
By the Standards special Wire.
BITE, March D.-A gang Of young
.hoodlums. ranging in age from 10 10 u
years. are infcsting South Butte and make
life a troubled dream for everybody rcsid-
ing In that suburb. They are continually
guilty 81 the most malicious pranks and
all efforts to induce them to let up nave
proved Ruthless. Recently they hayc been
amusing themselves by breaking window,
and doing other damage Ia various BUSH
ness houses. Not satisfied with this
they also undertook Ia destroy all
the windows ia the school houses aud
churches. Deputy sheriff Rudriss decided
To- pat a stop 10 the outlawry by arresting
some 81 the offenders. In this he failed
until yesterday whcn to succeeded in c1I-
turing two of them. and too them before
judge Eddy. At first the lads were lie
liant aud seemed Ia glory in the distinc-
ton IL being arrested, but as the court
began To- talk to ihcm upon the gravity al
their olrcnsc aud explain the punishment
hr world iuilict. they began a. weaken
and finally cried. After giving them
"A gu1d sensible lecture, his u allowed
them to go pa their promise that they
would moi repeat the oiicure. Mr.. kudciss
says that he Is annoyed beyond reason hy
an army of young Arabs who apparently
are allowed To- grow No like savagcs with
out the slightest parental restriction, and
without anyone u hold them Ia check.
I He rrfraius from arTcsting them, for Ia
pat them Ia jail would only harden them
the more.
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SOME OTHER N
Marshal Macarthur Looking Tor the Owner
of "A Piece of Jsweiry.


Ry the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, March ~. Marshal Macarthur
is in possession of a lady's diamond ring
which lac has reasons tn bcliyc was stolen
and for which lac Is anxious to find AN
owner. A few days ago a lady informed
him that valuable diamond ring had
been stolen from her and asked his AS
~sistancr to the jewel. III" mar
shall made "A tour IL the pawn shops aud
founda ring which answered III" drScrip-
tion of the u lost 10y the lady, Tie So
cured posscssiou of IL and took IL To the
lady who identified the ring as hers. but
to make matters doubly sure she sugg"--
ted that he take the ring Ia Hight x Fair
field tho jewelers., who had mad" son"
repairs to il a few days before IL was
stolen. After examining IL. they said
that il was am exact counterpart ~ the
one they had repaired but that IL was not
the ring as certain marks were left on the
one repaired for the lady which
were lacking on that shown them
by the marshal. This of roursc
left the lady without any claim on
the ring and the marslIal's next NOV. WAS
to find the rcal owner. This, So far he
has been unable Ia do. He has learned
that the ring was pawncd 10y "A man who
gave his name as Lees. and that S27 had
been advanced on II. He has also learned
that Lees sold the pawn check hc had re-
cciycd AT an advance Of SO. The stone
IN ia" ring weighs three karats, Will" the
ring itself il made Of wire gold aud bears
the imprint OF a large Eastern manufac-
turing company. IL Is altogether a very
valuable trinkct.
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Challenging All montana

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, March D.-Inasmuch as the An
aconda party pes not see fit To match his
dog for a rabbit chase against that of
James Tickle Of this city. Mr.. Tickle now
extends he challenge TO all Montana and
will match any dog in the state To "A chase,
California coursing rules 10 govern. Mr..
Tickle says IL il "A now thing in chasing
for the stakes Ia 90 10 the dog hat kills
the rabbit. Coursing rules must govern
and coursing authorities wisely agrue that
the dog tina may head the rabbit. turning
IL toward The hindmosi dog is the winner
the actual killing.
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No. rs.

lou folks who have money and courage,
'nnc Ia the frout from the rear,
Nuull never have Surh an adv autagc.
A. Butte tor the stamps YOU can spare.
What Use l. ~ Ia 20 Ia seattle
Beware how YOU step la the dark.
Ia Wis., and invest your money
for lots In the silver Eow ltatk.
There's ~ such place ia the liosklr,,
With future more clear and bright.
The beautiful streams thru the valley,
l. the rrpwn of this notable site.
Uncle Sam has given gOasl title.
~ don't bg afT1ld Ut DO shark.
NJ matter how great or how LITTLE.
Nou II hold IN the silver Bow lark
Thr poor working man with his savings.
'an safely rcIch wealth by this say,
And the wealthy can pile up his SUyeTelgu..
And merchants have mansions 80 gay.
Fur liuttc Is ma Yet M IL glory,
liut All r,ilch the skies like "A Ltrk,
~ make haste OF surely you'll h. Sorry
Not to purchase AZ thu silver Bow fark,
II you want IL double Your money,
Won can surely make tina, very quick.
Aud may make a stake In hurry,
~ honest. 50 easy, So slick.
This wonderful site ~ Butte tlty.
Well Stpn bring Il up Ca the marx,
50 devote yuur time and your money
To hsnm tur great silver How Park.
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READY TO SELL,
Lots la the Northern Pacific Addition
Rcady for the Market.

Lots In the Northern Pacific Addition
Ready for the Market.
BUTTE, March D.-TLe Northern Pa
ciflc addition will he thrown on the mar
ket nex Monday. This il n tract 81 10
acres, adjoining Silver Bow park. The
owners have delayed placing the lots on
the market In order first Ia lay the tract
out i'm streets This has now been done.
The streets are Laid out and the LAND il
graded. In naming the cross streets
names of prominent mines have Deen
selected. The first cross street Is called
Anaconda. the second Blue Bird. the
third Colusa. etc. The main streets
viii have the same titles
"a those of Silver Bow
park of which they are a continuation.
These streets are called Hancock. Glad
stone 4 Custer. The new electric line
will run through Hancock street. The
Northern Pacific depot will he placed in
this addition.
The title To this Land Is stated Ia he per-
feet. The jumpers did nothing but leave
a lot Of holes. No mineral was found and
had they found il. there would nave been
no difference as the title Of the purchasers
is u safe one. '' .nf
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No. i..

SILVER nuN tITk j. The SiihIrst lust nov,
Aud the hnom T. getting r,sl Int,
u Nnu want tn ct rich ln "a very short time
Just go thrrr and buy a few lots.
go ipuk AT the place la bread light ~ day.
Don't purchase thosr lnts IN the dark,
You Will never regret the tag that you iuIgm
Lots In silver iA,w park.
II yuu want Ia build a home 1T Your own.
Pray don't take a lead In the dark,
Before yOu purchase clS'N her" remember there
are
Lots for sale in SILVER lbuw ls,rk.
Aud for once taxi heed to Old sayings. kind
friends,
Always look before You leap:
Remember that Murphy y cannon right nov
Are srllt1g ih"sv lots very cheap.
There j. pure spriug water la silver bow PARK.
IL Is Gods earthly gin unto man,
Those lots you can buy II you only will Try ID.
uu the monthly instalment plan.
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9TH. Great Metropolis"

by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte. March 9.-Onc Of the most in
tercsting and thrilling mclolramas Of r.
cent production, 1.-THE Great Metropolis
will he presented at Maguire's opera
house Monday, March q, toy the Rial q
Morris company from the Grand opera
house, San Francisco. "Thc Great Me
~tropolis" was witnessed 10y more than 30
90 people in San Francisco during its run
Of three weeks. William Morris. Eleanor
Barry, Harry Bell and Others are
ia the cart, which Is a
strong one and the plot of
the play IL unfoldcd in "A manner IL
claim the closest attention the entire even
ing. An exciting scenc Of the play Is the
wreck of the "flying Fish, and the res.
of he passengers 10y the United
States life saving crew. The scene h..
CONES almost realistic in the cndeayur of
the crew 10 save life amid the roaring ol
thunder and the Fash of lightning. Tn,
play Is sure to gain success and popular
ity, because the elements Of interest ar,
thsse-love, hate. friendship, villiany
ship WRECK, etc. The company will ap
pear March "a, - aud 3.
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No.. q.

10 al mrn II mcagre purse
An onrr strtng" I Will rphrifsr.
Come listen closely Ia my srrSr,
Us tempting proposition
There is a Istrk rallied Silver Row,
quite near Ia Butte, rs al may know,
Mh"rp luts arr sold ~ very low,
Each Eiputlng man can purchase
This parks a pretty pirV" ~ ground,
The race trlrk'S near, aud then around
IN. Rocky Mountains grand are found,
Columbia Giul"ns also.
NJ smoke prevails on either hand,
Estsy 81 arress, level land.
Murphy 4 cannon ready stand
To writ" you cat Your tltlr.
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silver How ttJrk, by nature meant
10 saSr poor men from paying rent.
It, cheaper IN boy aud build sou q home,
Than from pillar u post forever u roam.
The money you I1y 10 the hoegish landlord
Would furnish many luNuTivs Tor the family
hoard,
And. III sou arr Mise. now, while YOU can,
hun wli buy YOU a home, like a go-i, honest
mai,
Your WIFI and your children will feel srcurr,
To know 500 have made a home double sure,
Instead VI putting on, from tine a. time,
A., n buying - home were almost a crimC.
IT, husband aud father, let people ~ly what they
wall.
You nor yours want that honr Z" over the bin"
You want 4 home pt youT own, with psac, and
confetti,
And Ray u yourself that yearly rent.
No. q.
Down In thr beautiful valley,
Where you bear the sOng ~ the lark,
The Wnstles 81 engines and smcltcr,
10 tlg beautiful silver lJw PARK.
On the cast are the grand snowtpped moan,
tans,
s.ndng down their health giving breeles,
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No.. IN.

Nchancc ~ limitlcsS aud rare,
\ chosen slsut la 90;
Midst stately pines and golden VINES.
umr park ut Silver Bow.
Progressive arr the watrltlrss lpSs,
No city 'sin compare.
Mid SilNvTy strains and gardens gr-'n
Ihrmgh fields nf pure air.
With motor n -%lrFtric trains
puT smiling wonders grow
There huN a lot, : cheap - got,
To the park At silver Row.
To hr III" link where beauty lies,
Both AT and sricncr blend.
While merry chimes the village bells,
>ow don't grt l"ft again.
Fer every lound II greatness show
NJ sword did gave this char.
\ generous ann that All may riaiu.
FuT a holds the UArk.
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No. ~.

nutrahi iiuTEth' BUTTE has "a houm.
Ini> aud lpts, vt there's left plruty ~ rt-piu.
IN, buy while yhu r,n. you viii never rpEr,t H.
FOR real eStat" rises aud dent you forget H..
luu1 leave I'll to morrow, hut hay to.lay
~ Murphy Il ,aunon's iUsi over the wa,.
For a arm ~ Young they ar wide awake.
AMI are nov Edittr'S headers In real estate
\ new addition has b.rn made Ia DIR town.
u already has great fame and rrunWn.
lisa hcautifnl >Isi IN a healthy location.
Aud lirlcrS near the '. a.. Railway stailrn.
Now Il Your chance, buy In silver How Park,
" You do You are sure Ia MAX" yotr mark:
Oh, don't hc backward, buy on tn-iay.
NJ Murphy Ntannnn'S IN Main, near Brni var.
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"SilNCr Bow Park" the words teen with muse
80 dear tO the listeners ear.
And faDriful minds cin see "A vision
ar gardens AMI fountains pure aud clear.
lis not very Far frum Butte, busy town.
lis a spot both PHEASANT and fair.
Tie winds sweep not over, III sheltered from
1ll
And Is blcst with The pure mountain air.
\ railroad un one side. on the other Il motor
Makes tranlr both safe and both sure,
80 that when Ia market ~ business YOU y.
No cr'ld do Non need la endure.
As real estate II rising 81 high
Before Ills too late, oh. butte men buy.
AZ night twin bc lighted 10y incandesrcnl and
are,
oh, before lis I"n late buy In SILVER l,oS Park
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Tho Mater win Them.

From PrcA.
"SoIno gymna,ts are too FRESH re-
marked Arnold. "a lac looked AZ an exhi-
bition Of tumbliug. Yes added Con-
stable, and somcrsault.n
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M 4.

Mcs>rs. Cannon, Murphy a Co..
Fine gentlemen, YOU all should Know.
Have lots for sale, all In a row,
In The beautiful park ~ silver How.
Homes We wish for in the spring,
Where better, than where wild birds -tn4
Nrd their song, to heaven ring.
such homes Ia you this company bring.
Homes round which your hearts Will twin.
Where eli maI. II mild and Ss7ansry fnr,
They are offered for cash or sold on time.
Easy ~ arcrsS on the motor line.
\ow earl, arise. hr up with the Lark.
Mud purrlias" - home in silver Bow parA.
sign your name nr make your mark.
You may ln>e yoiT rhnire II NUu DELAY tl dark.
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For anything IN he line Of job printing,
from a lady's calling card 10 a circus poster,
call at The /" Standard Office.
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The dear silver STRAINS Ill the fountains.
That nourish the flowers and trees.
n shot pleasant ride on the mas.p
BrilEs You into th. city ~ Butte.
Where yon can buy any commodity
FROM u mine engine Ia "A basket 10 fnit.
Murphy. Cannon 4 90. Will sell You q lot
bought.
Aud The deed they give you they guarantee,
ANA they are a. honest 10 deal with ~ mcn