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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

Inner @eidait brau9t nt4t unter eineut
9uftsn, Der uns mituntsr iberrai9t, 3u
leioen, uenu MIR baIb etn 3uuerIditses
Wtttsl a~npenben. Or. Bulls Sultsn
Sprup III tn etnem iuI9eu Safe bic bette
Wteniiin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

Merceo, @al., 80. Sept, lss8.-gon
einem auidIasenben WauIsieI uurbe i'd
i4uer an 8ein psrIett, tpsi @oden bic
beftisffen Stmer3sn Ieioenb. ct. Satobs
Del beilte mid p%oufdnoig. &c. Qanabon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
NEerfei Spas uno grnf.
Soppelte Bermenounq.

8aumeiffer: raliO isst miBt Sbr gud
enti@siben, iest miBt Sbt's iussn, mas
ibr woIt; iest taun id ben Slun nod dns
bern morsen if's ju ipit! Wolt Sbr sin
@emsinbebaus obsr eineu Stisufiau2~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

Die Nanen Der pier bemotratiiden WiI:
liondre fnb: Barbour BON 9trainta,
Sropn BON Georgia, urb Supne uub
8rice pom Ohio.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
Hihtia.

&i6tsr: Sinh sic uorbsfraft9"-
angstlastsr: ySm Die Iesteu sebn
Sabre beitimmt ntdt2" - Ridter: v0iis
fen Gle bas senau?" - ansstIastsr:
.SewiB bod! Sa babe ID int 5u6tbaus
ieleHen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
Eihcrer SemeiS.

ST bsnn Define Drama pisbsr gang
ssiuno, 8dtb@en3~
. frsiIi9! fs reift ia morssu ins
Bah
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

Seit Z bis 8 3abren lit i'd an eineu,
beftisen Rterens unb 2sbsrIsibsn, purbe
iebOd our6 ben @sbraud Don Or. ausuif
66nis's 9amburser Grcpfsn %poufidnbis
sebeilt. Gle ftnb Elm llnipsrlalmtttsl ess
gen berlet 9sibsu. - Ebso. 6. Eobtmanu,
Is BbsIaus Building, Gan Srancisco, Sal.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

&ein anberes Wittel bdtte f9 in 10
tur3er 3stt 70 popular MAIDEN %t6uneu, oils
ME IS Oxidation Del sstban bat, absr es
nimmt uns ni1t Bunber, benn ss 1T ubne
Sustfsl has tsite 5etlmtttsI isiuer Dirt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04

WftnlondIe I'M SunoesleEat 9tof es 5ur
3eit Heben;ebn; Is &epubIitaner unb 4
0emotrateu. Oas Ssrm6ssn bieier reiden
@eissmu9er bsIduft iid in Sumna auf
ss4, SOC, 900 uub wirb wie foIst anses
nehsp.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1890-03-04
sue Vo. 2, tdsH6.
Sefli6 9ebeub :
3us Ro. 4, tdslt&.

Sarlortubl: uub Buffet @ars auf Gas3iseH.
4alaft:Sars uno ~Nann Souooir @ars" auf
Na4tjI9en.
Die eiuSise 2iuie. peIde ,Raun Souboir
@drs- ;uii6en Chicago, Dubuque, Ses Woines,
ct. Soiepb, Yto., ct. Paul unS Wtiuueapolis
bat.
S6lafpiGSe uuo YarlorsS tible wereen auf
InmelOuns in &itetzS Office ~reierpirt.
%. e. Srrmatue, Yaii. u. Sitets asent,
Dubuque.
u. ". 8nienbarf, General Yafa9ier
uno 8tfet a9ert, Chicago, So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31

mar bidt sefa0t. unb Die Dlpa, bic
tibgigens portrefli9 ousiebt uab fid
elmer redt m~oligen, aber nidt iibsrmds
Bigen G6rperft1e erfreut, nurbe entbu:
foFl'9 %empfanseu. unb fe petbiente
aud eifen 1olaen Gmpfdna. bean eiae
before Sisoeridnserin taul. man taum
h6rea. Mls lie na6 einem Dacapo:
@ufe oas 2ieb@en fang: Set meiner
Sugenb5eit, bah i'd men treuen Grsunb
&C." ben @eiang uno bas 2ieb ndmz
li9], ba DOate bas 5aus f9ier GUAM
menbre9en Dor 8eifaGsfurm. Jrau
Sueca fang aud bas r9aibenr0sden",
ngrlf6nig" &C., unb i'd mub geffebea,
mir 1T iiber ben 8ortrag zines 2iebes
cine gang ueue OHenbarung gefommen,
tettbem i'd fe aeb6rt unb ebenfo Germ
Jo1 ten, eiren 59weben. Ser eiae mum,
berfam lieblide, onfpre6enbe unb biegs
fame Stimme beftbt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31

Wuf einen nganis 2upus", B. f.. einen
Wolf, bate man ad borbereitet, abe,
auf einen 20men- nsin. bie SaGe irar
BERN bod gu eruf! Wsais bat Grau
u11o &lioer 81 0auie-~-
unWillfiirli6 iudlte teosr in bic Ndbe
eiass gaumes gu ~gelangen, unb oIs bag
Dunbesebeu isbt in hebeuili6er Ndbe
b6rbar tuutbe, mar ieber turs entf6Ioi.
fen ouf einem Baum, iDtpeit, tpie oieIrr
es geitatteu molte. @Iidli6ermeife Be-
FaB her 26we bic ipri6m6rtli6e @robs
mutb beg 26men : @ei9ledts unb lieB
Die Sdger unbeIdfigt, ia, unbeo6tet !
yfo9 eine Weile BON ben 6unben -berz
folgt, fu6te er, tpabrideinli6 insienir.
iber bieie St6rung, bas Weite.
Sa Sbigem beri9te i'd nur, mas
Saina fast. Sd tann natiirli6 feline
Wsranttportung tlbernebmen, ob bas ge>
isbsne Sbier ein r26me" obsr MIR eim
Wolf mar. E.. H.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
MUerlef.

= Cine gsfdbrIihe 5G6ue 1T 6attie
Sadion. Nls biefelbe a~rretirt ,perbeu
folte, hiB lie ben fie perbaftenben Sc.
ante1 in ben Irm, unb nur unter Sin.
3%u5iebnng bon SiIfsmannf6aft eelans
es, fe mi.telf 9triden auf einem grpreB=
fuageu fel3ubinben uno 10 mad benz
8efdngniB 81 tronsportiren.
Wie Derlautrt, iDl bic biefiae
p5imes" fdufi6 in ben 8efib elmer Sc.
feai9aft, beren prdfbent 5err @obbarb
1T, i6ergegangen iein.
Souls @ensmeiler, ser 7idbrige
Sobn beg 9rn. @ensmeiler, bate am
5onnabenb Mbenb bas unglud, beim
Spiel auf benz SrottDir gu fallen unb
ben linfen Nrm al bre1en.
Mm Sonnabeno Nbenb fanb bic
6od5eit beg Germ &uSolf Brandt nit
Trau Warie Blair unb bic bes 6srrn
Us. 6. 9eottp NIT Grau Denrietta Offer
ifatt.
= Mm Sonnabeno Dielten Die bebeu,
~tenbten Steal gfate.N genten Der 5tabt
cine Weriammlung ab gum 3wede Der
Organifirung zines &eal 81 tate Ngen=
ten-S9uBs uab SruBz8 anbni1es aegen
Wintelagenten, bic ibnen ins 9anbmerf
pfufGsr.
Gin frditiger Sunge wurbe unTe=
rem Uirgermeiter @~aQagban an 5onus
tag Morgen geboren.
= Wle uns bur6 9errn Wm. 6.
6euf9tel, benz Commander Der biefgsn
Goge beg Orbens ber Sermannsi6bne,
m%itsetbeilt mirb, parea bel Der i'm
2aufe Der o~erfloiIenen @ode bier ftatt,
g%efunbenen @rinbung Der Gtaatss
8rOb 9oge bic fo!geaoen Oroen bertres
ten: 9ie San Mntonio Oermannsz
2Oge, bic gintru9ts.2 ogs $50. 2 bon
Qufin. Die Magnolias2 oge SO. Z bon
6ouiton, bic 8ismard. 2ose go. 8 in
Ga Strange, bic ginigfeitss2 oge SO. 4
in @oco, bic Semple,2 oge go. 5 uno
Die SoDtor. Soge $50. 3.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
Scgteb Sid, ntdt cher auf Die Gciic.
bis 0u ferffa biff,

n%amentltG nidt auf eine lanse 0eiie. Sereite Did
ppuFdnbis Dor. Oh biit, erlaube unS, bieS gu bemerz
fen, nt9t fertts, lpenn On nidt BON benz wade mecum
Der Getienben unb Spuriiten, Spitetter'5 Masen Sit=
ters, beslettet btf, bieiem %senialiten appetttrei3ensen
bic decentralization unb bic @erbauuns fbrbernben Mitz
tel. @eSen Seefrantbeit, Maldria, ardmpfe unb 9pz
lit, %peruriadt burd i6ledt sefo6tes unb unseiunbes
@ien, fspte tilrh gradpaiier, sesen hura bag @eiien
erbbbte Gerrpftdt. ipfpie gegen dronii6e8 @auenleipen
unb SerTppfuns lit pa8 SitterS ein unfeblbare8 Sra
pentipmittel. Sc reiSt gum sppetit auf Speiien, bic
ionit aiht nad @nrem @elamad. nnb perbinbert, paB
fe Sud ihleat befcmrnen GS Bat niemalS Surer elm
peptt fer ~seseben, ber iih ppr rer beitberseri6teten
Mah.5ett efelt. Masenbei4tperbeh, bnr4 an Sprb Der
S9tfe i6left 3%uberettete Spetien uno purdb baitiseS
perben balb bur6 ba8 Sttter8 sebpben, ba8 sletdfaus
%gtnoeruns 9e9er 6beumott8inus, giterenletpen unp
Shlafp5igfeit lhafft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
en- Der Mufttn strase

befinben fi9 San Nntonio's Cooper
age Works.; Der Befber berielben 1T
9err @eo. Manorn. Sour 6abri=
tate ber beifen unb bolfommeniteu Nrt
geben aus bieiem g%tablihement berbor.
9err ManorD, Ga6mann bur9 unb
bur6, beaufi6ti9t feline Werfitdtten
ielber, unb BARN unb in ber 8erpenz
bung bes beIfen Materials unb ber
Beiddftisuag geididter Nrbeiter 1T
ber ffaunenstpertbe grfoIg ieines &C.
i6dftes au iu9sn. v9auerbaft, ans
fpredenb unb preismsrtb" III iein Mpt'
to, bas ct aud bel ben t~leinfen .Iuftrdgen
niGt auBer M6t ldbt, mesbalb Tars
nier, bic gifernen, Gdfer. Sanfsu. +. 10.
bran@en, fiA pe%rtraitensopl an i'm
tpsnben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
LAUREL. HEIGHTS!
(2Drbeer : 3 II

Sies III Der einSi8e 9iigel in Der nm=
gebnng Der 5tabt, Der errei9bar lit,
obne baB non Gifenbabnen treuaen
ODER all fleinen Stitten poriber mug.
Die Nerbeferungen finb ale por3iigli6
uno bic StraBen finb beiHabe Bis al
oieiem punberI9Snen 6iigeI gfaoitt.
@r Iie9t 100 SUB bod iiber Der 5tabt
unb bic bibi9eften 9duier liegen in
ieiner Ndbe.
&ietet bic idDnfte Musfi1t.
Sic reinfte Saft u. Ser bette sd5attem.
Srcttefte straRen mmb 9lbcmmes.
Sic fdb6nfte mmo s%efiinoefte Gage tn
Der Stant.
Sober 8auplab fat mebrere gdume
uno Str1uGer, ME 2ebensei9e, Wees
iat9s, Qsarita, 9orbeer uno perFz
monen; angepflan3te S6ats
tenbdume I'm ieben 8lod.
Sn biefem Glima linb 59attems
B d unb 5eebrife p~eientIi9.
Sic 9auptr6bren Der WaKerz unb @as.
leitung geben big gu ben Baupldben
unb uerben isBt ipeiter sefnbrt.
San pebro, 8elfrap, 6otDaro, Wain
unb Mc@ullougb> Nbenue laufen brett
bur9 bas @iaenthum.
9as gigentbum lieat Bis auf cine
Weile tnmcrbalb BET Stahtgrensem.
Die 8oupIdbe babsn cine Gront bon
so SUB, bic auenues babeu cine Breite
bon so Sub uub bic QQsps cine iolfe
bon 20 CUB uao finb in Der 9bat $1,000
tperib; i'd pertaufe aber iebt on
9 ol9e, bic bauen ipoIIen, bic
Got fit $200-$400. Na6bem mebs
rere 9duFer aufsefiibrt iporben fno,
tuerbe i@ bic preiie erb6hen, big ollie
Derfauft unb nit ben i9bniien Sduiern
in BET Stabt Gan Nntonip bebaut inb.
8ebineuneen, ein 9iertel baar; &elt
auf LANCE 3eit nit 8 pro5eut 3infsu.
WerbeH Sduier iofott in Nn9riH &C.
nommen, 1T 8Gar Nn5ablung ni6t
erfor6erli9.
Wir iuiniben Gerbeh erungen 5u boz
ben, nidt 8elb.
Laurel Heights Office,
SEQ. AIT Sf 6oufon StraBe, Son
Nntonio, Seyas.
SAP g. ..gigeutbnmer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
S1GlsnS Mrnica.Ga,hs.

STE bette Gable her @elt fir sduitte,
Gretfdunsen, @efGpure, Giebers nnb Saut,
Ansfdia9. GIe@te, ~seipruneene Sanbs, 5rpit-
bsulen uno ollie Sautfranfbeiten fnrtrt Sd
mortboiOen ODER feline ge3abIuns. @n0iae
Sat,Sfaettcn garantirt ober bas @eGo nirb
anrider fattct. rs Gents lie Sdad.eI. Sum
Berfauf III allen Mpotbefea. Dreib, sbomp.
ION C So. @hoIefaIe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31

SEQ. All Of 6ouion : StraBe, Son
Nntonio, Seyas.
SAP g. @bams.-....g igeutbnmer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
alm Die MaTer : guniamemtem.

DieWaHers@ oniumeuten tperben biers
our6 bena@ri4tigt, baB Die @sbdbren
fir oas Quartal bonn Jebruar big Mai
ieBt fdaig finb. I'm m6eli6ft f6nele
8~e3ablung mirb eriu6t.
Die % al ertpertsG nj paguie
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31

~ Bel Sips & GiIbertbprn
Ode SouitcrsS traBe unb 4benue c, 1T
eine feline Wusmabl neutrality-suspicious.
uno Ya'flimerien gu biQigen preiien
3u baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31
etumt

lpiro iofort cine tiidtige G56in. Na9s
5ufraseu in Der expedition bieier Set
tuna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-03-31

say- Seer Bel utts fir $15 @lotbina
tauft, crbdlt einen ~eleganten Ieioenen
&e9enidirm als 8eident.
s. Morris & 8roS,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
Under Contract.

A man who was taking i'm some OF the
sights at Brighton the other day, says the
New York Sun, was led To notice "A short
haired young man in "A loud check suit,
who was accompanied Oh his rounds by a
couple of young chaps, who seemed to
dote on him and To initiate his actions as
far as possible. After a while he with the
short hair seemed TO get up an aching for
n row. and he approaching the man in a
staggering way and impudently demand
ing;
me?"
He received an emphatic negative.
when up went his eyebrows, and he n
tinued:
"De cove is inclined to he sassy, but
perhaps it's cause he don't know me.
Cbollic, you and Dan give him an eye
OPENER and while he assumed a grace
FIJI pose, with his hat planted over his
ear. "Chollie" approached and whispered:
'He's bad-awfully bad! He's de
wickedest fightah in New York, he is.
He's going To challenge II kid of his age
10 a finish-any kid in de world" -.
He'd better go and dig for clams''
"What's dat? ' demanded the awfully
bad. abe cove wants his y punched,
and il IL wasn't fur dat copper over dere,
I'd do il. Perhaps he'll do me de honah
TO step around behind the pavilon!
The man said he O and did and as
he reached a secluded spot and peeled his
coat the wickedest observed:
~ begs de cove's pa rdon, but l just re-
membered dat | am under contract not to
fight until l meets de Oswego Whirlwind.
| should like TO put him to sleep, but IT
would he ag'in de contract
II was suggested that the other two
might sail in for him, but he replied:
'Chollie is me trainer n a Is me
hacker, and it would be agin de rom
tract"
The man her suggested that he had n
licking in store for the three, and that he
should begin business In 30 seconds; but
before Is had ELAPSED he was alone.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
In The Swim
ONE THING AND ANOTHER WHICH THE SOCIAL WORLD
LIKES TO TALK ABOUT.

send out the invitations. Each day audeu
new names to the list OF those who should
he present. More than 200 people were
invited exclusive OF the 10 members OF the
club. All arrangements were perfected.
A suit Of rooms across the hall from the
club rooms was secured. Hcnnessy's men
soon made the bare windows beautifui
with rich curtains and the walls gay with
flags. Foster, the caterer, and his men
prepared refreshments for the large as
scmblage expected. When Thursday
evening arrived rain commenced To fall
and continued to do SO for about two
hours. While il doubtless prevented many
from enjoying the occasion, il also pre-
vented the rooms from being over
crowded. From early evening until mid"
nigt the large assemblage of Missoula.s
leading society people enjoyed the clubs
hospitality. A party from the garrison
wcrc also present. Two rooms were set
aside Tor dancing, in n of which the
Amphion orchestra was stationed u dis
coursed sweet music. A number
of card tables were continually sur
rounded by little groups Of ladies' and
gentlemen. Others visited the reading
room. The pool and billiard balls went
whirling over the tables all the evening.
The caterer POUNDS his labors were by no
means unapprcciatcd. Small parties en-
gagged in conversation were seen every
where. Formally and cxclusiveness
were beautifully absent. The evening
passed quickly and AS the ~levator started
each time on its downward trip the last
words of the homewarl bounl party
were, 1--WE have had a delightful time."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
ODD BITS OF LIFE.

early i'm he COS, | was a railroad tele-
graph operator Town In Georgia." said he,
to a Philadelphia Inquirer man, "and |
had n narrow escape from being lynched
n day. 1t was in the afternoon. A gang
OF darkies came along to where my station
was, about three miles from any human
habitation. They had in their grasp a
beautiful white girl, and they tied her fast
to rail OF the track, right before my
Eyes. They then stood there, and pointing
rcvolvers at my head said If 1 interfercd
in m way they would murder me. Five
minute before the Atlantic express was
due they departed, leaving the girl on the
track To be cut in two by the train. l was
in terrible suspense. i knew l would be
called "A coward and a eur il L al
lowed that girl to be killed, but | was
afraid to signal the train to stop, because
! Knew the darkics would kill me il
position anyhow. just as the train passed
my signal station l ran down the track
and with a pair of pliers cut the wire con-
Meeting the signal To the station. BY
doing this | thought | could tell the rail-
road officials that the vandals mad cut the
wire, so that | could not signal the train.
See the fine point? Well, while ! was
cutting the wire the wind came up sud-
denly and blew a perfect tornado. Big
oak trees were blown over so that their
tops touched the ground, and l had to
hang on to the track SO that ! wouldn't
be blown away. Well, when | went up
the track l saw these darkies running
away, and | supposed that the girl had
been cut i'm two. l was prepared to look
upon a horrible sight, but, tony great
joy and utter establishment, she was still
alive. / cut the rope with my pliers and
released her. | carried her tenderly up
to the signal station, bound up the gashes
made i'm her limbs by the rope, and"
"And what 2" asked SOMEBODY.
"And l asked her to be M wife"
"What did she sayw
"She thanked me for my bravery and
softly murmured 'les.'"
"But how was ii the train didn't kill
her."
~ never found out until two years after
ward. Then | met the engineer of hat
very train. He explained To me that just
as the train was about to strike the girl
that heavy gust of wind came along. Ii
was so powerful that il lifted one side of
the train over making il run on one rail
for about 500 fcct before il fell bac on
the other rail. Ii SO happened that the
girl was tied to the rail from which the
wheels raised and that's how she es-
cappl.'
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
The Phoenix.

From the reports which come down
from the Oro Elmo, the Phoenix is looking
splendidly. Work has been pushed from
the turn.loose, and the shaft. which Is
vertical and running on the lead. is now
to n depth of 100 fect. The Ne,c North
test says at present there is n very fine
stringer Of ore Of from 10 60 Il inches In
width, which is gradually widening.
Three assays made this week show l6sA,
259k aud 81 ounces in silver. Prominent
mining men speak very highly of the
Phoenix, and Mr.. n. J. Bielenberg thinks
il one of the very finest showings i'm the
camp. The company expects to reach a
depth Of 225 feet 10y the first OF July,
when the lead will he crosscut to the
south, as all appearances indicate that
the main body of ore hangs TO the south
or hanging wall side. The stringers OF
ore in the shaft show that the lead dips
from the perpendicular To the south on
an average of about five feet To the 100.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
nu,,.,- social Life.

&C. Maslin was in yes'er-
day.
Miss DAILY. OF Anaconda is visiting Miss
Evans.
Miss Laura King. of Helena is visiting
the Misses Horst.
Mrs. j. II. Wharton will spend the sum-
mcr AT FORESTS ranch.
IN, Misses Thornton will go abroad be-
fore returning 10 Butte.
Miss Caroline Kenyon returned from
Washington on Tuesday.
Mrs. Marcus Daily and children visited
friends in Butte yesterday.
Mrs.James McCaig visited Miss ke'fyon
the latter part Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Il. Miller passed the
day ia Anaconda yesterday.
Miss Emma Howell of South Butte
spent Friday al the Montana.
Mrs. j. X. Clark will entertain the "Af-
ternoon Tea Club on Wednesday.
Miss Brooks and Miss Barber Of Helena
are guests of Judge and Mrs. Barrett.
W. A. Clark accompanied the Bozeman
board Of trade to Anaconda on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. d. Haddon have taken
the Wharton residence for the summer.
lis Istufi N'N'T
Ogontz school in Philadelphia on Tues
day.
Mrs. e. =. Warren gave a dlncing party
AT her residence on Montana street on
Friday evening.
Mr.. aud Mrs. &. IL. Young and daughter
Hattie, stopped in Anaconda yesterday on
the way to their ranch.
e.. n. Palmer. superintendent OF the
Butte q Boston. has rented the NJ. j. Con
nell residence. corner Granite ana idaho
streets, for the summer. Mrs. Palmer
aud daughter are expected To arrive in
Butte soon.
The Misses Kirkpatrick gave IA ''pr"-
gramme party" on Friday evening.
Among the guests were MIR. IN Mrs.
Tom Lavelle, Mrs. G. 4. lockwood, Mrs.
James McCaig, Misses Kenyon, Caroline
Kenyon, Baker, Horst. King. Evans, Will
cox, Irvine, Mcssrs. Cooper. Withcrspoon,
Clark, Lauzier, Corbett, Hunter, Winston,
Lewis, Heslc,t, Porter. MacFarline and
Cpllius.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
Cedar Creek Mines.

Yesterday William Gormcly returned
from a two weeks stay in the Cedar
Greek mining country. He reports that
all mining properties in that section are
looking well. There is an abundance of
water for placer mining, and two bed
rock fumes are in use, Zach operated by
mine men. These belong to the French
and Murphy mine. The work of develop
ing the Mary Ann and Dundas quartz
mines is being pushed ahead rapidly,
large gangs of men being employed. Both
Of these mines are now producing paying
ore. The prospects are that the develop
ment Of tho mineral resources of this dis
trict during the coming few years will be
very rapid. A number of Missoula citi-
zen are deeply interested In the mines of
Cedar Creek.-Missouiidn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
A Legend Of the sioux.
From the Denver Republican.

From the Denver Republican.
A strange legend comes from the Sioux,
who alone can tell the true history OF that
deadly ambuscade. They say that on the
hillock where Custer fell o grows a
plant never seen there before-a curious
plant with tall, slender leaves, curved IN
the exact form Of a sabre, with edges so
sharp as to iuflict keen Wounds upon un-
wary hands, and those who pluck Il once
soon drop il, so strangely cold and clam
my are its leaves. II bears a ~golden-hued,
heart shaped blossom. n in the center
is one small spot of brilliant red, ike a
drop of blood. This Indians regard II
with superstitious awe They can u
"Custer's heart" and cannot be induced
10 touch il. claiming that the blossom
crushed in the hand leaves a
stain impossible 10 remove.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-06-22
Deer Lodge Mining and Reduction Co.

Deer Lodge Mining aud Reduction Co.
This company is now making extensive
preparations for developing its claims on
the Boulder, the Nonpareil and Iron Clad.
The company is now constructing a hoist
ing plant on the Nonparcil, but within a
few feet of the Iron Clad, SO that the de-
velopment of the first named claim can
easily he used to develop the latter. Four
car loads Of machinery have just been de-
livered at the railroad station and will he
placed in position on the mine just as soon
as possible. Mr.. Peter Sherr Is superin-
tending the work. The shaft Is now down
30 feet, and rs soon as the new hosting
works are in operation further sinking
will commence. just how far the shaft
will be sunk the officers of the
are not enabled To state at present, but
the machinery now being placed will have
a capacity of loo feet or more. The
Nonpareil is one of the noted properties
on the Boulder, "A tributary To Flint Creek,
and but "A short distance from the rail-
road. The ledge, from actual measure
ment, is LA feet wide, hut is of low grade
ore. There is IA small amount of high grade
ore. One pocket Of the latter was found
running from l40 to 100 ounces silver, with
about so per cent. lead, IA car load of
which has been shipped. We hope the
contemplated Developments will prove
this immense deposit to be of the rich
est mines of the.country.-NeW Norih,eest.