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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-02-11
HOW THEY HELD HIM UP
One Of Butte's Thrifty Cinnamon Who
Got Cleaned Out.
All His Profits Blown IN and an Eye
Into the B~arGain-A Celestial
Who Had a Tough Time
of u at Midnight.


special correspondence Of the standard.
Butte, Feb. 10. One of the most
brutal highway robberies that has yet
been recorded i'm this city occurred shortly
named All Sing has u milk ranch about
three miles east of tile city. Every MORN
ing he drives into the city with his wagon
furnishing milk tn IA number of regular
prosperous and is known tn do
"a business that pays him well.
On Sunday he came To town for the pnr-
pose of having a good time with his
friends, and spent most Of last evening
gambling mt several places i'm West Ga
lena street, where the Chinese gambling
houses arr, situated. He had "a good deal
of money about him, and Is stated To have
About ii O'clock last night the man
started homewarda along East Park street.
He had reached the n~eiXhborhood OF the
Pine Tree saloon, about at the beginning
of Meaderville,. when two men walked
raPaa.y up n HIM AMI mn. Zach one urs,b Mshh ho Si
of an arm of h Chinaman i'm "a familiar
manner, and one of them said PECULIARLY,
'Well China, where are You going
The Chinaman said that lie was going
home and desired tO hasten. The men
persisted i'm walking along beside the
C~hinaman, and the latter was afraid to
protest. A secluded part of the street was
reached and the Chinaman w1s just think
ing of shaking himself loose~and trying
his legs, when lie was knocked tn the
ground and became unconscious.
When he recovered the thiitaInan
found that he had been cleaned out. He
kept his money i'm II little bag, placed un-
der ~ belt which passed around his waist.
He had, he said, about S2uO OH his person.
and the money was all gone. He thought
he had been hit with "a Ratchet.
Ii was about I 40 O'Clock this morning
when Chief of Police Smith and Officer
Cody were notified of the affair. They
Immediately went tai Meaderville. The
Chinaman is described as being the
bloodiest man the officers ever saw. There
was "a terrible cut extending the whole
length of the left side of his head. "Dam
eye all gone, heliee,' said the Chinaman.
in telling of his injuries to the officers.
The MOngolian's face was IA stream of
blood and his clothes were despatched,
while his queue was mass
of gore. The officers made
diligent inquiries At the Pine
Pine Tree saloon, and ollowcd the dircc-
gone. But they had made good their
escape. The Chinaman could give no lie
scription of the robbers, and aftcra search
which lasted until nearly morning the
officer returned to the city.
There have been "a number of crimes
mi at Meadcrville lately and sew
eral people of that vicinity are awakening
to the necessity of having police protec-
ton. Ii is believed the Chinaman was
followed from the city by men who knew
that he had n large amount of money ana
that he lived outside the city limits.
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IN THE JUDITH BASIN.
MIR. White Says There - ~ Pile at Money to
he Made There.


BY the Standards special wire.
BUTTE, Feb. III. evening "a re-
porter for the stumbled upon
NJ. G.. White, of the firm of White Bros,
who have been engaged in putting mp
stamp mills i'm the Judith Basin at IA point
called Maiden. Mr.. White who has been
i'm thai country about six years says that
probably there 10 no place in Montana
that affords better prospects for miners
and spectators than the Judith Basin
country. The country is rich with ore of
almost every description. and there
are already two stamp mills
i'm active operation which are
owned by r. w. McKadon K 20. The
principal mines are the Ore Cash and the
Spotted Horse, which are more advanced
in the way of development.
The War Eagle and Alpine are also be-
ing developed as fast as circumstances
will permit. Al present the ore is ship
ped tn Omaha and Great Falls. the near
est railroad point being Custer. ON the
Northern Pacific. Maiden is "a camp of
40 inhabitants and il the objective ter
minus of the Northern Pacific ana Mani
toba branches. Mr.. White says that there
are more than 100 claims in the vicinity of
Maiden that will 90 over $40 per ton. but
that they ARE not being worked ON ac-
count of the, great cost of traIsI,ortatioi
tn the snicltcrs.
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special correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE. Feb. 1O.-Peoplc in the western
part of the city are discussing in earnest
manner the best method of killing a dog.
There il "a canine i'm that vicinity who
heats the record in the matter of vital tom
acity. He swallowed a quantity of rat
poison about noon yesterday. The poison
began tai take effect during the Afternoon
and the dog was evidently in great pain.
His owner, after trying cunctics. thought
il better IL ptt the dog out at
his misery. aud summoned Officer Hosiha.
The officer fired five shots Into the ami
mails body, but couldn't Kill him. Then
he Knocked in his skull with "A billet. and
left him for dead. After the officer was
gore the dog again showed sigUs of life.
and looking mp. began with ON,
eye while he Iooke after the officer with
the other. Then the owner chopped OIL
the ours head with an axe, aud burie,
him as quick az possible. IA that another
recovery would b. out Of Question.
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QUITE a HAUL.
stolen Money That Wa. Promptly Traced
Ten the Thief.

~ 49,"
Ten the. Thief.
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. 1O.-On sunday evening n
well dressed man went into the saloon at
George 4. Fitscheu and SsIuestesi the
privilege Of leaving <NO with him over
night. as he was afraid tn carry So much
money about with him. The request was
of course granted and the money. which
was i'm a parse, placed i'm the safe. Late
i'm the evening, as Mr.. Fitschen was about
tn go home, thinking the stranger would
he apt tai come after the money, he took IL
from the safe and put II I'M a TIL; under
the charge of the bartender. Daniel sack.
This morning MIR. Fischer noticed that
the money was gone. hut supposed y had
stranger came around for his purse. The
officers were Immediately notified. and
Officer Carroll was put on the case. After
working some time he learned that Sack
had been seen to- enter the lodging house
ut Mrs. Meyer, i'm West broadway, h-
Officcr Carroll made inquiries at Mrs.
Meyers. and found this to be true. The
young man had rooned there with his
wife until about "A week ago. but they had
separated for some reason. aud II WAS not
known where Sack was laying. lie was
considered hs them "a very respect,
there about s::D ~o'ciock in the morning
and asked the privilege of leaving n valisc
placed in the wariirnlc. The officer
asked to see il. and found that il con
tanned IL t~wcnty-l"llar gold pieces.
AttlOuNt1tk S-sS.
The officer then searched IA number of
Lodging houses looking for Sack. who. i've
ing on nigh shift. sleeps during the day.
Finally hs. located him in the lodging
house of Mrs. Smith, i'm West broadway.
over the saloon of Louis Thibauit. Sack
was found in room >. and was arrrstcd
by Officers Carroll and Donovan. His
clothes and trunk were searched. but
nothing found "f the purse. There was ~
fire in the room, and IL il Thought the
purse had been burned. Two gold pieces
were missing from the valise.
Sack is about IS years old and n fine
looking young fellow. He lad worked for
MIR. Fitschen only n week. The clargs.
against linn il grand larceny.
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LOADED DOWN WITH MONEY.


by the Standards Special Wire.
Butte, February About = o'clock
this afternoon Officer Swanson SAW "a fine
looking. well dressed man walking down
Main street i'm "a drunken condition. Two
men were with him. The officer arrested
the man. took him to the city Jail AMI
searched him. In his right inside coat
pocket was "a pockcthook containing three
$500 bills. His side coat pockets were.
stuffed with gold coin. La his right hand
vest pocket was a roll of small bills. In
his small coat pocket was "a handful of
small gohi pieces ana the pockets of his
p~antaloons were. bullying with silver.
Altogether he had S2,f33.2D ON his per-
SOFA. besides two watches. The man *
"A prominent man who made quite a little
money recently in IA mining deal. IL. is
stopping at the McDernott. TN Christ
mas night he was rolled for SOD and "A
gold watch The nan Vas locked up and
released at - o'clock his evening. having
bccon.. sober 10y that time.
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Nv the Standard Special wire.
BUTTE, Feb. 1O.-To-morrow N a
meeting of the Welsh citizens OF Butte
will be held at the court house for the
of perfecting ARRANGEMENTS for
II. David's anniversary. to be held March
I. All welshmen of Butte are invited To
attend ny Evan Morgan and Joy Griffith.
the committee. This anniversary is held
ZACH year with great success and the in
,eution is to make the coming celegration
more decidedly successful than ever.
The Butte City Glee club has been en-
gagged for the anniversary.
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special Correspondence al III. standard.
BUTTE. Feb. IL. III. Investigating com
mitts.. of III" city council has been ia, -.s-
sion all of two days. All who are supposed
in know about TIA" police have been or will
u. subIsrna.sl. I'll. meetings ar, secret.
and ia. proceedings will not ~. published.
This cour~. tIt, been agreed ON in order
E.ll..
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Droppesl Dead.

special Correspondence Of the Standard.
BUTTE. Feb. Lawson dropped
dead this morning AT his ranch about three
miles from Silver Bow Junction. He arose
about d o'clock this morning to build "a
fire. His wife and son heard a noise and
found Mr.. Lawson lying on the floor. he
~as dead. apparently from heart disease.
He was 10 years old and a respected ranch
man of Silver Bow county for many years.
re leaves three sons: Charles NJ. who il
employed at the Fulton market; William.
who is employed at Bray. d Davidson's;
and Thomas, who IL at the ranch. Mrs.
Lewis. of Spring Hill, il a of the
deceased. Mr.. Lawson was "A native OF
Canada. The funeral will be held ON
Wednesday.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

}. A. Arrnitagc of Missoula is i'm the city.
A large eastern mail arrived yesterday.
TL. J.x;no,,,, min, ,,;,I ,r ;,s ma,
v.st,.r,l,y.
..w N .,, u,I.,,, v.s
,.,.nu 81 ,;n"aap'' VII" " w.
n'o, N"
~ ~. w.. aI,rau
'is,,, t%;a I'LL j" '""'e" ''e''
Iheonore herder, "A na'iv.. OF hanover,
m anturni;ze It tnndnx.
'
Trains on nc Union facinc; NortherI
f'aciiic and Montana tentrai were re-
porteu OH tihhe yesterday.
The new electric light COMPANY. is put
ing q iuii SCI OF nHnts III ftarriiRtoh az
Murphy piace u Niaii street.
The Spectator is sinking a shaft and
S ssi psr % 2as and a"fI i've tom, s1ns Of copper sTn"r ore.
The Union Pacific put IA mixed train on
etwee Butte and Pocatello yesterday.
Ii leaves mt X a. m. and arrives AT 6:2O
u. IN.
Tbc Georuia minstrel. op.u.d 10 a
large audience last nivht. The enter
greatly enjoyed.
Edith NJ Allen of Helena. has cnte,cd
suit against her husband, John NJ. 1; Allen,
Iistrict co,,r, hs,,..
KepnclIv q Harris have b,en given IN.
contract for making the alteration to the
,,r.. ,n~,..r also for S155.
LIT.
Adusrinan stIseh "a an. Jill r;ni,inr,
=, po', au.t t.T;ca%n H. e~nects IN he
@ oa
absent anou' 'nree weehs
Judge r. A.. Nichols, OF the firm OF Nai,-
ION d y chols, returned to Butte last FRI
day after two months visit to his faniii!
AT W~aukegan, Ills.
The annual masquerade of the Turn
Nerin will take place TINS evening; FIX,
~tensive preparations have been made and
the ball promises to he "a great success.
Mr.. Parker. whose back was severely
INJURED "A few DAYS since, is slowly inn
proving. but il Is Thought that several
months will slapse befort, he will bc able
10 he out.
A.. E.u., h.. h,, al, c,,.n,
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NOTES.

by the Standards special Wir".
BUTTE, February l0.-Thc p."pl" az
Walkcrviilc are somewhat .lst'-l over the
reported discovery Of a lead Of rich ore. in
the Nellie Brown mine down in tnlsli
gnlclI.
John trs,nuu has moved to tcntcryil lille
aud will make tlIit burg his home ia the
futIiC.
Mrs. j. 4. French H. very much i'm
proved.
Frank Warren has opened an under
taking establishment IN tput" ryill'.
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The sheriff Case To-Day.

special Correspondents. of tn. Standard.
BUTTE. Feb. ~. In ia" dis;rir' court to-
day. in the cas-. If Lew Coleman 81 al. w..
John ~. Curtis 1T al. thr demurrer was
overrIl.si aud ~ days given defendant in
which to- tii.. answer. In th.. cas-" of the.
state ". John /. >torkor u. hearing Of
the defendants motion To- r.-t.tN the ru~t~
was had.
The trial Of Tia" cas-. 1T sullivan ".
Lloyd - -rt for tp-nprrpw morning.
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Butte Hotel Arrival.

10y tlt St.tnltTt : Si"'ltl wire.
Butte, Feb 1O.-At the Nc Dcrniott-
Geo. w. Irwin. Montana; X. X. Pcckovcr,
Anaconda; }. n. McMonugh, Montana;
r.. II. Mills and wife, Deer Lodge; =. Is.
Lovcjoy. Minneapolis; H.. T.. Cheney.
Missouia Geo. IL. Jordan. Chicago: j. NJ.
Pool. New York; \. ID. Churchill. Mon
tana }. NJ. Nash and wife. New York r..
&. Kinney, Denver; y. &. Chapman. Min
ncapolis; ID. +. Thaycr. Duluth: j. n.
Forcline. Duluth; NJ. Donaln". Anaconda /;
T.. T.. Brown. Helena; L. ~. Housle!.
Boston; q. w. Jackson and wife, Helena ;
w. -. Miller. 81. paul; y. W. FIaisig,
Salt Lake: :. GinsinIrg. Detroit; =. w.
Clark, ~. Paul: -. l.. TcInpl"tou, Living
ston: G.. 4. Andrews. Helena.
Al the southern w. Z. Garlrn, Pipe
stone. Syringe; !. 4. Lewis. Buckhorn F.:
Frank DE Jude. Devils Lake. Dak.; John
~. Nauiiorii.. MisSoula; Joliu Andrews.
city: Paul Stewart city.
At the ST. Nicholas -Thos. Kelly. 81.
Paul; -. NJ. johnson. 1T. Louis; Geo. 4.
Boy.ien. Chicago; VIM. Sharp. Clay Cen
ter. Kan.: "a. Hitler, Chicago; d.. +. Ha--
kcll. Chicago; &. &. Drumrnond, Chicagp.
At the Windsor-E. P~spineau. city
John Manning, city: Mrs. Shpnirt. Grace
Marth Dahlkc, Grace.
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To buy old clothes. Parties having. old
clothes tn sell will get well paid for them
by addressing +. -. box 5.s. Anaconda.
Mont.
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TOUCH AND UGLY.
Charles Howard strikes 10 Lady i'm the Pace
and Has Several Flights In Consequence

Charlie. Howard strikes 10 Lady i'm the Iacs,
and Has several Fights In consequence
Special Correspondence of the standard.
BUTTE, Feb. IO.-Charlcs u. Toward il
a big man, weighing about 225 pounds,
and about d feet i'm height. He lives in a
house near the Gagnon mine, with his
wife, Lulu Howard, who il a. very slight
woman. She works at the Comiquc.
Yesterday Mrs. Howard rushed ont of
the house into the street i'm search of "a
policeman and protection. When in the
vicinity of Main and Quartz streets h
happened to meet Mrs, ;: g.. smith,, a
mother of cx-Assistant Postmastcr Bacho-
Tor. Mrs. smith. finding the girl in
tears, asked her what the trouble
was. Howarl came up and overheard
Mrs. Smith say the girl could secure the
protection she sought al the headquarters
of the Ladies' Aid Society. Howard then
dealt Mrs. Smith u terrible blow i'm the.
face, knocking her scuseless. He took to
his heels and made his escape. The i'm
dignant crowd followed him. however.
and would hav. treated him to an unmcr-
ciful pounding had lie not run into the
arms of Officer Mike Donivan. He was
piloted to the city hall. whcre Inc was
giving a bond for 81. He went up town
and by chance. ran across a miner who
had witnessed his assault on Mrs. Smith.
The miner proceeded then and there to
give hin II good humping. Once more
Toward was gathered i'm and put under
$50 bonds. He went down town again and
was soDn rs.arrested ON "a county charge 10y
Chief Smith and landed i'm jail, where he
was kept over night, Chief Smith refusing
tn take bonds on learning the circuni-
stances. This morning. Howard was ar
raigned and given n hours in which to
plead. Mrs. Smith. although BADLY
bruised, is rccoyering. as rapidly as could
Howard gets his just deserts he will re-
main i'm the county jail as long AS the law
will allow. and then after settling with
the city Inc given az short a time a. pos
| Sible tn lea va. town.
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From the Lowell Mail.
Ghost tat "a s"anccI DO You
me:
Mrs. Topper confidentiaIly,- Yes. YOU
arr. my late husband, John Topper.
Ghost ,-urprisstl How did you know
me?
Mrs. Topper firmly - Is,n"it your breath.
John.
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ssssatisfactory.


From Life.
The butchcr-"Did you tell Mr.. Cor"
that his bill had been unning for "A long
time -
Collector-"Ies. sir"
The butcher-"Wha did le say"
collector ale said. For heavens sake.
let il stand "a little WHILE"
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Join J. &. E.pplsr's home watch club
and get full NaIm. for your mon.N.
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The Hest Par, a.; the Cod.

Exchange.
Mr.. Narrllnt ION his bridal w
shall we order for breakfast"
Nrs. Ncr,iant oh. anything light. Let's
see. Ed like some fish cakes. Just love
them. think they are the best part Of "a
cod. don't YOU
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The Road Open.

PORTLAND. Ore. Feb. The Union
Pacific line which has been blocka.ls.si b.-
tween this city and the Dailcs by snow
slides. was ov.n"d this afternoon and "a
train * expected to- arrive here early tee
NORTON.
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Funeral notices neatly printed ar the
q. STANDARD" o0ice.
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in, ss.Uo.UO; amount If existing iusiebt-
esine--, $50, ss,.s4.

Two finely furnished and pleasant,
rooms Ia rent at reasonable rates. En-
quirc Of w. r. AT Spragrre's Ioslg-
ing house. East broadway.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-21
DO YOU WANT

the best refrigerator made? If so,
don't buy before you have seen our
elf-Ventilators."
Do YOU WANT to enjoy cooking
these hot summer days? Get
Monarch Napor stove.
Do YOU WANT the best ice cream
freezer? Get the White Mountain.
For other seasonable goods as bath
tubs, fly-traps, fruit jars, milk shak-
ers, beer coolers, beer pumps, etc,
Gallon WAGNER & CHABoT'S.
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Lutheran church at o'clock.
"A few of the gun club members
were out at the springs yesterday af-
ternOon trying their guns.
Prof. Dihlan's class gave no exhi-
bitten Saturday night on account of
the rain.
Don't buy gasoline stove before YOU
have seen the "QUick MEAL operated.
For sale by II. Schultz. No. 9, W. Com
mCrcC street. IL II
Free concert at Hauser's Garden,
Sunday night.
DR.. j. Jones and DR.. MI. Blcm nave
associated themselves in the practice OF
medicine and surgery. Office 4O2 +. llouS-
ton street. Telephone i'm offices and res
licences. IT
Millinery. wilderness of beautiful
French flowers and fine lac"S. at Madam
Quinlan'S. 4-l'-6t
Dress forms. ROYAL Worcester cOrSctS
to fit any FORM from 30 cents to -. Also
measures taken. Madam Quinlan. ct
-ChiIdrcn'S corded undcrvcStS and
misses cOrsrtS. just received at Madam
Quinlan'S. 4-lI-6t
The latest styles in lcghOrn hats just
received, Misses Kirchn"r, 235 W. Com
mCrcC street. > jm
.......,.,,o.,,.,,
ANIEPw -it NIfmaiO" d . h0''Ti% nr,Ian
woman, Cali or address 30 Alamo street.
A dance f. take place at Mrs.
Robards' place is postponed until
Wednesday night.
The Odd Fellows are arranging to
give a banquet and dance Saturday
evening at San Pedro springs.
ot IL Ene ial a,iod " =" taira stanS To-
words 9atti,G nm a VoIk sfest,
W. wv TooIo oo,to,n1o+os O
Dt. w. w. i th oIn Tn~an Stort'
summer JaunL 'iiiouSh ieA"0' '''''
ing heA' inon'n'
r. mSC.i mntiI u amrnJ I Crnmrnm
l03 + Ii"nst3n street. city. 4-l4-tf
L,aL,.S hnvs. i,noo nan,s from
4to II Years old at 95c. 4Oc, SOC and 1jc
pair.
For bargains in new and second hand
furniture see Olsen Bros. on S0lGdad
street. LII
"A hacKmah leIl Oh MS hach anu
was oruiseu peCty oauiy' oii ~ "'H
plaza SATURDAY hlShU'
"A picnic party, when started
saturday morning before the rain' re-
Iurneu hearly uro"neu ouV'
The river rose q few Incnes from
the effects of the rain.
-Messrs. Showers & Co.'S. furniture
wagon was run away with on COM
merce street this morning py Gne
morse attached. III lts HlgnC, Dl.
GLllor9's buggy was sVtuCh 60 Srio
uocCor morse ran, III GuI 4 81 !" .
oneeFns buggy acloss 'he eOlooC'
st. Albert's day occurs next we'd
nesday, and st. Aloerts society Will
celebrate the anniversary 1i 'nis'
CnelT patron SAINT S a. Uioil o+noa+ , wi
her lnulahola anu Ceh'le e'i
The rain puts our newly dug out
streets in most deploraple conulI-
ION. IL Will cGsI tne clCy aoo"V T'''0o
10 scrape up ehe lnuu as dill
Two hacks are Dogged ana orok-
en- down on Washington square at
corner of Monterey ana Cohcho
streets.
Charlie Johnson hack was pull
ed apart yesterday in the attempt -
get it out of the mud where 1t was
stalled.
"A competitive shoot between
Boerneite and a San Antonlan, at live
birds, is one of the events to come OH
in the next four weeks.
SO far as reported there are no
washouts on any of the roads running
into the city, caused by the recent
heavy rains.
The Young PEOPLES Society of
Christian Endeavor. of Travis Park
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8. MAY T r, - =:
Desires to make few Preliminary remarks prior to
heradng his Unpproachabe Bargains for the ensuing week.

1t has been told by of our Patrons that others
in conjunction with of Contemporaries have pro-
nounced Advertisements 1umbug. In direct contra
dcon this will say: That not only will we guarantee
prices low and in most cases lower than any other
House, but will give handsome
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SILK DRESS OR $50 IN GOLD

to any who afterwards seeing goods question
the CIenuineniss of our Advertisements.
In Word, the best way our Bargains is to call
at and get Them and not listen to outside Advice
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-04-21

-Wanted-Four carpenters, apply
at H. L. Degener. 4-l9-3t*
The rite of baptism was celebrated
last night at the First Baptist church.
Otto Engelbert and Miss Ida NJ.
Koerps will be welded tonight at the
Lutheran church at S O'Clock.
"A few of the gun club members
were out at the springs yesterday af-
ternoon trying their guns.
Prof. Dihlan's class gave no eXhi-
bitten Saturday night on account of
the rain.
Don't buy gasoline stove before You
have seen the "Quick Meal operated.
For sale by II. Schultz. No. Q, w. Com
mcrcc street. II II
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fanny thus perpetrated made new
'riuds for the evangelist. AT night
he preached a very solemn and
tender sermon to a crowded house,
moving viSibly the people. All of
the Carbonate ministers hearing
Of the outrage attempted to be
perpetrated left their own union
services and came over to Muir
physbOro to stand by Mr.. Ham
mOnd. They urged the people to
receive his word and listen to the
admOnition of the Gospel. The
minus of the whole thing was
Lat of hostility by the whiskey
element against the truth and not
specially against Mr.. Hammond.
VIM. WALLIS. p. e.