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SuLLINS FEMALE COLLEGE.

BRISTOL, VA. AND TENN.
REV. u. :. liEARnN, President.
Miss q. lIAyEMANN, Music Dir1ctrcss.
Rcorganizcd in high tone and on broad
basis. New building and furniture. Home
comforts. Highest advantages i'll Litera-
turc. Science and Arts. Business Course.
Conservatory advantages in Music String.
cd Instruments among tho spocnlties. Elk
pcnscs moderate. In short. for best com
binntion of advantages in Southwest vir-
ginin or East Tennessee, write for cntn-
loguc. REV. ID. S. IIEAKON
Bristol, Tom.
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to set Republican Representatives.
from the section where the people
elect Democrats. National Demo
crat.
THE STAGNANT SOUTH"
You have the stagnant South To
direct into channels Of industry and
prosperity"
Such statement from any source
ut all would DO astonishing, but it
appears Ill magazine article, aud the
author has succeeded somehow, in
having it printed iuutie duly tdspiler
Of Tue Forum. 'frttfr sgs; ii
What manner of mnn isl hls YSalo Gan
get into respectable magazine col
nmns and mess and daub with print
er's ink ? Has he never read any
thing or tnlked viii ...ET;nody! Ilas
ho beSs1i shut up in n lighthouse or
;;.,ades he emerge from tho darkness
and gloom of Il hcrn,it's cave that he
should be so completely ignorant of
events? But SUI prising as such ig-
noranco is, we find Il still greater
cause for amaZcincnt in the fuct that
II monstrous obsur,lity should pass
the editorial intelligence of maya
zine Office.
\ South which added n billion and
n quarter to the assessed and three
billion to the real value of its prop
crty between 1880 and 1889, which
IN the Same period doubled its rail
road mileage and baking facilities,
trobled it's spindlcs, loom and coal
production. quadrnplod its iron pro.
duction, and added hundreds of Eli
lions to The annual value of aericnl-
tnral products, is hardly in need of
the services of anybody to direct ii
into channels of industry and pros
pority."
While The Forum was printing
this statement i'll New York the Man
ufncturers' Record was getting out
III Baltimore quarterly review, show
ing that 2,353 new industries had
been organized this ycar,.37 Of them
4 I'm
fenced criticism and dispclled doubt
by the unanswerablc logic of facts.
Experience has taught us to OK.
pect IL certain amount of skepticisn
on the part of people who have pre-.
conceived notions and 1.-Two among
hnndrum surroundings and look ont
upon restricted horizons. With this
class facts about the South must have
the clearest and most nnmistaliable
demonstration, and even then the
situation is not accepted in it's full.
Hess. and the admission Of Southern
progress and greatness, when made
ut all, is most often qualified and
neutralized by ifs and butts. The
case in point, however, is out of the
usual run, and is in tho nature of in
tellectual coma completely develop
ing tho mind, instead of common
strabismus affecting omy the mental
eycsight.
Tho discussion in which The stag.
nant South" is introduced is as TO the
annexation of Canada, and it is
pointed out rs ole Of number of
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ROAMNKE C COLLEGE, sA-z,

"a UAsS GME VA. Several Full
Courses for Degrees. Good Comncrcial
Course. Special attention TO English.
fronch and German spoken. Library
i',ooo volumes. Best moral and religious
influences. Five churchcs in Salem. No
har-rooms. Expenses for months $3.50
TZ0O lnciuding fcos, board, &c). Stu
oen'S from 10 States. Ind. Ter, Mexico
md, japan. Thirty-eighth year begins
Sept 18th
Illustrated Catalogue FREQ. Address,
JULIUS ID. DREHER, President
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Don't buy your clothing until you
see our stock. We can save you
money.
Buchanan & Harrison.
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THE FEDERAL ELECTION
pIT

In ihe passage OF this infamous
and reckless partisan bill the pres.
cnt Radical House Of Representa-
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mittee, before proposing such
settlement to Virginia, shall adj
vertise for at least twenty days
in one or more of the ncwSpa-
pers published in the cities OF
London, New York, Baltimore
and Richmond, that a settlement
found practicable has been form
ulatcd, and notifying parties in
interest where copies of such
proposed settlement can be oh.
tanned in said cities without
cost. Copies Of such proposed
settlement shall also be furnish
cd by the Bondholdcrs' Commit
tee to the dcpOsitarics for dis
tribntiOn to creditors applying
for the same.
2. If within sixty days after the
frst publication Of said adver-
tisencnt, certificate holders
amounting to u majority of the
face values of any class of the
obligations deposited; notify in
writing the Bondholdcrs' Com.
mittee, either directly or through
any depository, of their mwill
ingness to accept the settlement
proposed, then such proposed
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THAT SAME OLD SONG
They All Meet and Then Adjourn to
Aeet Again.
Compromises Prepared NJ Helena That
Have Nothing New in Thesn-A
Chance That Some scheme May
lBe horn To-day.
Special To the

Special tn the Standard.
HELENA, Jan. 27.-The three houses
met at 3 o'clock tonight and Immediately
adjourned. The roll-call of thc senate
was answered ny every member of the
body for the first time i'm many weeks.
Senator Mcnamara, after n prolonged alb
scnce from the capital, returned from
Fort Maginnis to-day. Senator Brown
likewise was present. though he is look
ing somewhat worn from his recent ill
ness. Nothing was done at the session.
After the usual opening, Senator Odds
moved for an adjournment until ? o'clock
to- morrow afternoon, and the motion was
carried. No quorum was present i'm the
house of representatives, several of the
members being delayed by the east-bound
train on the Northern Pacific. After
Clerks .hs : '"' r"iI-eaii. prayer aS adia mm ems
was taken until I'D o'clock Tomorrow
morning. The PUMPS failed TO gather
morrow. A caucus was held Immediately
afterward. The democrats will hold IA
caucus i'm the hall of the hous4. Tomorrow,
aud il is runlored tonight that IN. pro.
cccdings IL, the open session may Dos of
an interesting character.
The air is filled again tonight with rI-
mors of compromises which have taken
no definite form. They will doubtless be
discussed i'm the cauc,Isses of both houses
tomorrow. Several consultations have
taken place to-day, and it is understood
thai the republicans insist OH "a united or
ganization of the two houses i'm which the
contested Silver Bow men will he thrown
out.
Then they To organize the house
on "a basis of =, republicans To ~ demo-
Gratis, AT the same time agreeing that no
partisan Legislation will he enacted. The
democrats will hardly consent to this pro-
posal. They are willing, however, to Or
game on u basis of "A To "a. and relieve
the pressing necessities of the state. Ii
will probably bc pretty well known to-
morrow night whether a compromise can
be arranged.
The supreme court will hand down its
decision in tho Thompson case tomorrow
morning. There ARE several rumors of
the character of the decision, but il is gem
orally believed that the court will recog-
nize the validity of the state certificates
over those of the county clerks, The
and HARDWOOD
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~ DEAL GOES.

The Naissouia Mercantile Company Ex-
poets tn Make Its sale.
Special to the standard.
MIssOULA, Jan. T.-The publication ina
Sundays of certain particulars
regarding the proposed sale of the Mis-
scuba Mercantile company's property tn n
syndicate, was n surprise to a majority of
the people i'm this city. One OF the prom
inent officers OF the concern expressed
surprise that any of the details of the pro-
posed sale had escaped privacy. and when
solicited to furnish additional Informal
ton, to-day, he replied that the STANDARD
had already too much con
corning his private affairs and positively
declined to say anything more about the
deal. II was, however. learned from one
of the most trusted employees that the new
would take hold on March LIST.
The consideration il variously estimated
from one million upwards.
T.. w. Funk, the defunct anagc of
the Saddle Rock restaurant, who was con-
victed some time ago for obtaining money
under false -~pretenses, WAS discharged
from Jail to-day. Immediately after his
eli charge he was arrested ON n warrant
sworn out by the Northern Pacific Ex-
press company, charging him with the
theft OF two boxes of ncrchandise This
afternoon Judge Evans fined him SO aud
costs, and gave him forty-cigh: hours To
leave town. Funk leaves for Anaconda
tonight.
Jacob S~chacifer. a well known team
ster, had too much litigation ON hand.
His teams were attached three consccu-
tive times, but he adjusted each suit sat
isfIctOrily, and now claims his horses
cost him four times their value.
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WITH A SOUP PLATE.
John Sulac ouarrcls with George sire ct r
and Cuts His Head Open.

John S0dac puarrels with George sire ct r
and Cuts His Head Open.
At o'clock last night George Streetcr.
found his way into the police court and
preferred IA charge of assault against John
Sudac and Stcf Coronich. Strccter was
completely covered with blood which
strcamed from am ugly cut just over the
right eye. He was taken to DIR. McKcn-
zic's Office where il was ascertaiIcd that
the anterior temple artery had been cut.
The blood spurted coniot,sly from the
wound, and nearly filed "a large wash
bowl while Strectcr was waiting for the
doctor. who shortly made his appearance
and after tying the artery together, speed
lily dressed the would.
Strccter is the proprietor of n boarding
house in RED Row, on Birch Street be-
tween First and Second streets and while
at supper last evening Sudac applied an
insulting cpithet to Streeter's wife. A
dispute arose and Sudac was invited to
make himself scarce, bat instead of doing
So, he seized Strccter by
the throat with one hand,
hit him viciously with "a soup plate, shat
tcring the plate aud cutting through
Streeter's hat, making u decp cash i'm his
head. ~oroni was Immediately arrested,
but Sudac showed u desire to- get away.
He was finally persuaded 10y some of his
Slovenian friends to give himself up. and
the trial took place AT S:3D y. m. Coro-
Mich was discharged. Sudac was con-
victcd of assault and fined SD and costs.
Both Sudac and Coronich are Laborcrs
at the sIncltpr.
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by the Standards Special Wire.

by the Standards Special Wire.
BUTTE, Jan. 27.-Late on Saturday might
of age entered the office of the st.
Nicholas hotel and said c~onfldingly to the
clerk: "I'm broke; I've lost my last dol
lar at the tables. but I my coat In
good enough for N lodging tonight, isn't
it?" The clerk of the st. Nicholas took
the coat, as the man pulled it of and
hung il up behind the desk. The man
then registered himself &. Woodbury.,
Missoula. He was assigned to room y.
The clerks at the ST. Nicholas noticed
that Woodbury. did not leave his room
yesterday, nor did he have any meals sent
to his room. This morning as he still
kept his room, the clerk called him and
Woodbury. said he was in bed yet,
hut would he out soon. This afternoon
the clerk again called him and told him
the chambermaid wished to put the room
to rights. I'm get right up'' said Wood
bury. At b:aO O'Clock this afternoon "a
direction of the room, The clerk hurried
to- No: % and heard n groan inside. He
s sa.ther u ihev pr Srnkc Omen MR. ;ba f" Tnnr . I"I
found Woodbury. lying ON the bed. On
the table lay a small four barreied Sharp
10 his left side and kept grooming. What
did you shoot yourself for" asked Mr..
Foster. IL had nothing to live for,' re-
DIR. Leavitt was called. He found n
small hole i'm Woodbury's left side, about
four inches below the heart. No blood
was flowing from il. In his hearty man
ncr the doctor asked the young fellow
what he had been trying tn do.
II shot myself. l had nothing to live
for" said Woodbury.. "Why, you don't
understand it," said the doctor. "In the
first place you should have got u gun that
was some good. In the second place you
should have called me over and l would
have shown you just where your heart
could aim straight" "Wcll, 1 wish j had
called you," said the Respondent young
man.
Woodbury. IN ss.nniiess. IL seelns that
he had blown i'm his last dollar gambling
and had eaten nothing since Saturday
evening. The only one who knows him,
apparently, is n bartender named George
JOY. He says that Woodbury. came here
from Missoula, where he was u bar
tender. lie came here for n job, but had
not succeeded i'm getting one. DIR. Leavitt
says that the small bullet seems to have
touched no vital part, and there is no dam
ger for the young mans life unless in
in. He is suffering much pain.
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Special correspondence of the Standard.
DEER LODGE, Jan. 27.-Thc jury i'm the
case of the state against Frank Baudct
were out all of Saturday night and came
in Sunday morning, and having failed tn
reach an agreement, were discharged.
The case will probably not be tried until
after the lapse of three or four weeks, or
mt least, until n new panel Of jurors is
drawn.
Judge Durfcc and Judge Mediation
have made an exchange of courts for the
present week. Judge Durfec went tn
Butte last night, and Judge Mediation
came to Dec Lodge this morning.
Very little business was transacted i'm
the court to-day, only a motion to rein
state an appeal from n justice of the
peace having been argued. A number of
civil cases were set for trial next week
and one cause set for trial to-day was
continued. There are several cases set
for trial during the week, which will
probably occupy the time of Judge Me-
Hatton while he il here.
Quite a number of people are sick in
town, and the doctors are luxuriating.
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Gossip From wickes.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
WICKES, Ian. 27.-Last Saturday the
Livingston Mining and Smelling COM
pany and the Miner mine closed down,
and 100 mel are out of work. This con-
dition of affairs will not last long, how
ever. and is but n forerunner of an era of
prosperity such as wickes has not yet
seen. For the past week a number of
English capitalists have been examining
the Miner, and il is now stated authorita-
lively that q sale has been IN lde. and
that extensive Improvement and develop
meuts are contemplated.
The Bell mine, another valuable prop
erty, is about Tn change hands, and alto
gether the indications are that the coming
season will be "A lively one.
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The co-partncrship existing between
James McGrccvy and william Cardwsll is
This day dissolved 10y mutual consent. All
bills owing by the said firm will be paid
toy James McGrssevy. and all accounts due
the said firm must he paid tn him.
Dated Anaconda. Montana. January %,
1880. JAMES M.tIREENN.
MILAN CARDWELL.
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Ike Smith has been appointed
for the New York Life Insurance COM
pany for the west side. Men with energy
and rustic wanted in Dillon. Butte. Ana
conda, Deer Lodge, Missoula and Phillips
burg. Office Hyde block, Telephone 40.
Philipsburg, Montana.
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The beer manufactured by Messrs.
Grien 4 Faul Of the Anaconda eve IL
meeting with a very large demand, owing
20 the excellence of that beverage. he
sales during the holidays have been enor-
NOUS and the was kept busy
delivering keg and bottled beer to families
ia this city. There Is no better beer made
than that manufactured by tie Anaconda
company. II you have not ordered
some for the holidays do SO o-day
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Look at ID. }. Hcnncssy Mer. Co.'s adj.
This firm talk right out from the shoulder
an I apparently mean business. Keep the
money in the town. You can buy goods
cheaper in Anaconda than in any other
other town in Montana.
ID. j. H~enncssy Mcr Co. will prove to
goods cheaper than any fire sale i'm Mon
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Coal In sight.

Twenty carloads of coal reached this
city yesterday afternoon. Thirty-five adj
ditional carloads are expected To arrive
this morning. The are hat II
large supply now on the road can he
brought through tn this city and that the
smelling works can avoid "a shutdown.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of the thermometer IN
4his city is reported by A. L. Piayter'
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was; a. ".' F.
degrees above; II M. ~ degrees above; 4
n. m, A. degrees above; 8 y. m, - degrees
above.
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In the police court yesterday morning
John Shields, a runkard was committed
being unable to pay "A fine of 81 and costs.
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S~bscript,oas TO the Standard ,rhH be re-
ceiped at the business office, or at the store 81
Crockett Il King, Nam street. Adrerf's,"g
rates can be learned at the business oficf,
Standard building, corner Of Nam ana
Third Streets.
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lpr, 81. jeans Office

Win be removed to the Dwycr block, next
to DIR. Leiser's Office, OH the Sth instant.
As DIR. st. Jean is oblige To make his
visit To st. AIMS hospital between q $50 and
. 20 y. M, his office hours i'm the evening
will he from 40 to 800.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-28

ickct for the sIuclter City Fife and
Drum corps dance are now on sale at
Playter's drug store. Tickets for enter
tafnment and dance, 81; ladies free.
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Oysters ut Crowley's Chop House,
Booths New York Counts IN CANS. TAX.
home IA can to your wife. Only 90 cents,
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Yesterday Mahan 4 Linsley sold Loo
shares Alps mining stock at 1.c., LOO
shares Silver King at Toe. and 900 share
Mildred at Zoe.
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Grants Cough Syrup for sale by A. 7,
Playter, druggist, corner First and Main
streets,
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Painting

Miss Hobson will give instructions to n
limited number 81 pupils beginning M
first week i'm February. at the residence OF
l.. A. King. Cherry street, where Ispeci-
mems of her work may be seen,
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The snow has been removed from the
track i'm the vicinity of Beaver Canyon
and three trains of coal were moving yes
tertiay afternoon
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Photographs enlarged 10 life size ans
worked in India ink. crayon. water color,
Oh pastel mt Tripp's institute.
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The Butte office of the STANDARD
is in the Clark Bank building. Tn
telephone number is 2oS.
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The amount of ickness in the city IL
gradually decreasing. The doctors repor'
no new cases. They hope the grippe has
lost its grip i'm this city.
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Ike G.. Quinn il moving into the base
ment of the Star block, where hc VIII rui
"a saloon and billiard room.
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Justice Brennan succeeded in removing
his eff ects yesterday, and is now opposite
the postofiicc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-28

For a good cigar. domestic or imported,
go TO Mrs. Featheriy's on West Granite
street. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-28

Saloon fixtures for sale cheap, Inquire
at Judge F~itxgerald's office, corner First
and Oak streets.
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The vacant store next to d.. Merrill d
Co.'s jewelry store, received its finishing
touches yesterday and will bc occupied M
"a few days 10y Sam NJ. johnson, who Will
open "a STATIONARY and fancy business.
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Girl Wanted.

Call at the Standard" Office for neoi
conn aer,riai printing.
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Bali inritations and society printing ere
cutcd in an artistic manner at the Stand
ard +" office.
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ABOUT II CITY.

Mahan 4 Linslcy sold "a house and lot
on Second street To Geo. Barrett Tor SLIM
last week.
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Mr.. L. L. Browo has three nice rooms
Hp rent over Barrett d Jackey's store on
: Nam street, suitable for offices.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ARRIVE.

TRAINS ARRIVE.
,os A. Leaves Iiutt. az sSp
NJ silver how $ 10 A. NJ, stuart $40 y. N.
n .nO "A, Butte and e.arrisoh-
leaves Butte at lo:55 A.. NJ, silver BOW iias
II Stuart II 80. A. NJ. Connects NJ Stu:irt
with train which leaves Garrison M io;2o a. Me-
s,SO =. M..From Rutte-Ieayes Butte 2;to
NJ, silver Row .:I' 4. NJ, stuart 3iG y. ".
AS r. M.-FroIn Butte and Garrison Lays
butte mt : 80 4. NJ, silver. how 80 =. ri,
stuart s:i3 4. NJ. Connects al SsuATt ~
train that leaves Garrison at go 4. NJ, i'eer
Lodge 6:41 4. NJ.
TRAINS DEPART.
s.o0 M.-For Harrison Stuart s;tt n. NJ.
Deer Lodge a.3 A. NJ, Garrison at i""o
A. NJ. ,, q, o.a. NJ
silver Bow 9:56 \. NJ, arriving al Butte io''"
H M-For Garrison-Arrives at Stuai
3:i5. Deer Lodge I ,G, Garrison 3:A.
ak ~. M.-For ~Rutte-Sttiau NJ. t:o :. NJ,
silver Row s:S Il. NJ, arriving in Butte, 10
4. NJ.
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Letters remaining unclaimed i'm Ana
conda p~ostof,icc for the week ending
Jan. ~, 1890.
Anderson. Frank u Larson. y 4
n,.kowsky, Johan LTfci.prr. Noises
Barker. q 81 Leon, Ella.
Barton. Jos M.tInuch. JAS
Bennett, w g Naracty. .lno l.
Bick. Iom Masters. Thos
Burke. tiIaS \ ~ MiiIasnn, \ t2I
BURKE. Mrs ~ Mc' afrcy, JOS -
Corey, Mikc McManus, Thos
Carey. Michael N"Nal,y, Ht..i
Sicsiuiy, Mlik. McLugllc, Thos
Christison. Lewis Mcdosh. Geo
Congcr, Sas n Neil. Mrs Frederick
Corners, Johnny nronnors, Hugi,
tonroy. L III Peterson. .Ino II
Crane, bud Oceson. john
Dillon, Pat prnni.ir. Geo
Dee, Jos phclN. Jessie
Dufy. fat.k Phillips. John w
Erickson, n Radlotf, VIM
Foster. Philip HAS, Jas
Eorties. Nalson Robinson, ! W
Furry,J Eobiu>on. w w
CANNON rsra%SahMi Nike EH"assssii.. Mishae,
Harper, Ed - sad.rkiifan, M"ha'id
Hcfucr. Henry Scssicr, David
Herman, ri Thornton, Tios
iiuley. .jno Templcman,
jacobson, Anna l. Nickrey. u III
.Jacvues. Mary Warren. Michael
Sohnss.pn, .Jno u Weed. fS
karnn. Mike Wegbright, .Ino
kearney, Asa ID White, tiLas
kerns, CIV Williams, .Ino w
Keenan,, chris Williams, Jno l.
keehan, Michael Mightman. AL
kcntel, Lewis ca Worker. Anna
Landry. Mrs Hattie Zieglcr, chas
Ian, Hugo
In calling for these letters the applicant
must call for advertised letters and give
lected for each letter. If not called for
within two weeks they will he sent to the
dead letter Office.
JAMES NJ. MOORE, p. NJ.
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Mothers. you can buy children's all
wool scarlet underwear for 4Oc, at Estes
=