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The daily critic., 1890-10-03
FOR 4 REYOLTIEG CRIME.
Judge Miller sends an Alleged Wretch
70 the Grand JHry.

NuEe hlller seuuH an AlleEeA hHeAtu
70 the Grand JaFy.
A revolving crime was brought 10 the
attention of Judge Miller in the Police
Court this morning. Charles Hoover,
who is employed as a driver in George
town, was charged with having carnal
knowledge Of a u yeaT-old white girl,
whom be had employed in his family
10 90 light houseWoTk
The District Attorney is satisfied that
be will be able % prove that Hoover
not only had carnal knowledge of the
child, but that he impaired a Ioathsome
disease 10 his victim. He IS a married
man, and there Is considerable indigna-
ton manifested among those who have
become familiar with The circumstances.
The little girl tells a straightforward
story, He waived preliminary eXami-
nation and was required 10 furnish a
81 O00 bond for appearance before the
grand Jury.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
The Perfection OF Railway Travel

Is eXemplifed Ia the Royal Blue Line Trains
now running between Washington, Balu-
more, Philadelphia aud New York, VIA B.
& %. Il. h. Each car IN every train Is yesti-
bulFd, including baggage cars, day coaches
parl0T cars aud sleepers. All are heated
by steam aud lighted hy Piutseh gas. The
auti-telesCOping device Is attached 20
every ear Around the ordinary traveller,
riding iu the day coach, Is therefore thrown
The same degree Of safety as guards the
more exclusive passenger occupying the
parlOr or sleeping cars. TIE comforts OF
the coach passenger are further provided
f0r through the separate laVatOries for
gentlemen and ladies iu each car. "A sepa-
rate smoking compartment iu each ear Is
also "a new feature that VIII commend lt-
self 10 tie lovers Of the weed.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
Two Hapdsome sIoHumonts.

The monument % the memory OF the
Confederate dead which vas unveiled
several days ago az Fairfax Court
House, Was designed and executed In
dis city, at lhe works of 3 ~ Man
ming. ne bas also Just completed the
handsome memorial of the Jeanette
crew which IS % be dedicated iu a few
days al he Naval Academy a. An.
THuNIfs
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
Clearing His skirts.

From ne AlT l1Tk sun.
Who fought the civil war. yelled
the orator fitTcely.
"TWasu't me. said the meek little
man I'm he front row j sent a sub
siiiule.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
LAzIEESS AND LONGEVITY.
Man VINO Was Too Lazy TO Put ON
His Clothes.

FJ0m ne 81. LOlis Globe Democrat.
William Holmes Of Charlotte, VT,
says There died at Charlotte not long
since an old man who was, / think, the
LATEST man on record. His name was
Nicholas Wing, aud he lived with his
wife and old maid daughter on the edge
Of Lake Champlain. The whole year
round Nicholas did not a stroke Of work.
His wife and daughter plowed, sOwed
and harvested the crops and in fact
did everything that was 10 be done on
the farm. Wing was noted far aud
wide for his trousers, On the outside
Of each leg a row Of four dozen buttons
was seWed IN order that Mrs. Wing
could put them on for him You see
an the exeTtion that he was put 10 was
The stretching out Of his limbs He
lived 10 be over 80 years Of age.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
DOT a So

Fyom ne QziActy lIl WHO
A New York paper says that George
ri. Pullman, the palace car magnate,
started In the world with not a cent IN
his pocket That's nothing. Lots Of
men started In the world without even
a pocket.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

s-rz= ROCuDALE COOPERATIVE so
X ciety-Members Of this society IN pos
session OF the trade card 60 AfLlL, 1891, and
interested iu the matter uf coal and wood
should call on the undersigned before OCru-
Der for information, etc. A, IT, Longly, 800
A stn q. Agrl Dept; smith Thompson, 1879
n 10 n w, X. ard r.. Div. War Dept; l., Van
deThoef. gal French 50, Bu. stat; Q. Faw-
cett Cos Mass ave e, Fourth Aud. OF; j. Z.
MCCabe, - "a 81 q. +. o, Dept; IL, W Smii d,
Tl6 b 81 ", Q. N. G's on; l.. p Hunt, 1910
s II W, sixth Aud Of; l.. f. GridleY, 7O6
i q n ", Reg's on Treas; John Morrison,
ans X stn W Pension Oh Dr. Joseph JOuy,
z!ls Pa ave ", surg. Gen. 5 on; Edward
saNtuu, 4.5 IL 81 e, Gov. Prn'g Oh.i VI.
Harsha. COS II 81 ", Cash Room, Treas. By
order of the cOmmitte. j.. W. HAksHA, sec
tary sols I'm
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
wAsrED-M -MIsoELLAsEoUs.

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and FIRST
class ianltorsh'p, 60 the POST BUILDING,
for rent az low rates 10 frst-olass tenants.
Apply 20 sTILsON HUTCHINs, aB Post
Building, OF FRANK MAGUIRE, suPeru.
LenngnI
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
Her Figure.

From ne NsU York san.
Her figure Is quite POTterish-
That Is, you can't but feel
When looking az her figure that
IL isn't really real.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
souvsuIrs for Ladles.

10 Is he occasion Of he thirteenth annual
aopguuE' 0f autumn ana winter novelties
aI NE Palais Royal. Tic souvenirs are the
ueW goods offered az TIE wholesale pncfs.
Ihe adEer tiseIeut % the nl6t psge ull
g2plalu.
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
Fredrie BarFlsou's AaEIes % wrltsrs.

u y --7----" :" = ~
In matters literary. have but one
advice 10 give. Keep out Of literature
al least I'm sou feel ready 10 burst
Never write a line except 0ut Of a sense
Of duty, nor with any other object save
ih6t Of getting II on your mind About
literature have nothing 90 say i have
always felt myself more OF less ~ an
amateur NOT 40 ] remember % have
wasted 40 hour iu thinking about SIS ie
oF about conditions of literary success
Burglar alarms. JH. KuslHug Tele-
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
PERSONA.

L AIDES WHO REQUIRE TIE SERVICES
III Of long established aud reliable
Iadies5 physician may consult Mrs DIR
WILSON. lf05 PARK Place, e. bet B aud e
and lIIL aLl l2th SIS e. -llsl-l4Tll ln ". Of.
lad es only. se.l- -l-
NOW Is THE TINE VIZ WILL PAY
~ "big money" for gents frsLrg.a5s seq
ond-haud clothing address OR CAL az
IUSTH's OLD STAND. eI3 ID St. u-
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
FOR RENr-uousUs.

nor RENT-TwO BRAND NEW SIX
Il room frame houses, high and dry lQca-
tiOu. near churches and public school ln
UuiOrtOTn. Inquire Of A. BEHIlEND, SO II
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
COUNTKY REAL EsTATE.

COUNTKH REAL ESTATE.
NOR sALE-ABOCT % ACRES on Sd oI
il u e extended. 1l me .lr % lA1 saall--
% he estate VI che late Chief Justice Caa-er
now called ElEewpuls good opportunity
f0r Investors, tgE particulars, price, e-al
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
FoK SALE AND RENT.
DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS T. WAGGAMAN, 1l5 p street.
Changes made WEDNESDAYS and Saturdays.
e,sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES FOR
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
wANTED-RUOMs

JITANTEU-TWO UNFINISHED ROOM
w for lady and SON in the vicinity H
New York ave ard litE SO; rent not to eA
coed SIS. Address A. h O.. Critic office. O
The daily critic., 1890-10-03

R-EWHT NlT HAEE YOUR SHIRTS
- mada By one 3. tle most -e-zagAll4
rrfrHra Ii Auar|laa Prices same as chose
tt.Ed-rata cutters -lar-l. r. + HALL A1 T
5L
The daily critic., 1890-10-03

EOR sALE-TnREE OF THE CHEAPEST
II houses IN Washington, i0G, los and no
nth 80 G; two-story and basement, brown
stone trimming; 2 rooms and BATH electric
bells and gas; price, $500 each, 500 cash
balance 20 suit or trade for good lots
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
HOrsEs ZOE RRNT

LOANS
IN sums 70 suit al per cent.
The above is only portion % the property
on NJ hooks. For flIl list can 40 once tgr
bulletin. issued on The lsT ana latl,
n E WAGHAMAN-
The daily critic., 1890-10-03
FoR sALE-HoUsEs.

UvOR EALE-lN ALEXANDRIA, GROOM
II frame house, lust finishing; nvdrant IN
yard. lot iGXii5. snug home; price, $500. Ap-
ply 90 ROBERT J. THOMAS, Room No. 2, 6i3
18Th ef
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BEYOND HIS INCOME
Bayard Handy's Means Did Not Warrant
His Style Of Living.
. Fine Appearing Young sketch Artsst
Arressrsl In This City Yesterday
at tine Instance of lButte
Creditor.

Bayarh Handy, a fine appearing young
fellow. n sketch artist 10y profession, was
arrested ny Chief OF Police Mckinney in
this city yesterday on u telegram from
Marshal Macarthur of Butte. The mar
shall acted on n warrant sworn out by
Morgan * Cusick~. proprictors of the Clar-
endon hall. Mr.. Handy came tn Butte
from 81. Paul. where he had worked on
the Pioneer Press. He formerly worked
he was in charge of the printing of the
programmes for Clarendon hall, the pro-
,yrammes being changed every few days
as the Vienna ladies' orchestra furnished
n new list of selections. MIR. Handy did
splendid work. and personally he was
greatly admired 10y those with whom he
came i'm contact. However, he appar-
emily lived beyond his income and
his friends complained yesterday that he
is largely i'm debt to them. IL is stated
printing to- the amount of SoS and to the
Mining Journal Office for $50. The latter
debt i, however, securesi by Morgan &
usick. Mr.. Handy, is indebted To Mr..
He is also said to bc indebted to- a NUM-.
her of others for small amounts. MIR. Gu
sick said that Mr.. Handy had promised to-
pay everybody on January l. but did not
o'clock yesterday morning. Friday even
ing lac went To his room as usual, but his
room mate said that he did not go to bed,
aud yesterday morning he found that
Handy had vanished. Mr.. Handy has not
the appearance of "A deaf beat 10y any
means, and those who ordered his arrest
say they believe he meant To- do right, but
lived beyond his means. To n
reporter he said he was in debt to the
Mining Journal npan but he had done
nothing of u criminal nature. and hoped
soon tn straighteu out everything i'll a
manner satisfactory tn all concerned.
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NO CHANCE AT HELENA.

Sanders and Power Have Mott Denaaded
Their CerttAcates.
Special to the standard.
HELENA, Jan. 1.-The democratic Joint
c~Onvention met again mt noon to-day, five
being absent. A ballot for first
choice was taken with the following re-
suit: w. A. Clark, - votes. and n. G..
Humber of Deer Losigc..2. For second
choice. Martin Maginnis 10. and Col. Sam
uel Word of this city I. An adjournment
was then taken until Monday. IL is ru-
nored tonight that "A settlement of some
kind will he reached by that time. No
business at all was done i'm the brief scs-
session of the house this morning. Only
five senators were present at the senate
this morning. An adjournment was taken
until Monday. Nothing was lone mt the
rump house except consider the joint min
cral land memorial in committee of the
whole.
andcr and Power nave not yet applied
To Governor Toole for their certificates to
carry them tai Washington, and Auditor
kcnney has not yet been served with IA
writ in the Roberts case. 1t is very quiet
in political circles, after the late senator
ial contest. There seems To he no dispo-
sition on h part OF the Legislators To re-
turn to work, nor is there any sign of "a
break I'm the dead lock.
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UP BY FLAMES
The Principal Hinins Camp Of tho Ceur
d'AleneS In Ruins.
Fire In warelner Yesterday which De-
strovei 600. q Worth of Property
Fighting the Flames with
s~mOW-l.ittle Insurance..

Special To the Standard.
SPOKANE FALLS, Jan. 4.-The town Of
wardner, the principal camp in The CHur
d'Alenc mining district, was almost blot
ted out of existence by fire to-day. II
started mt Il o'clock i'm the laundry of the
Mint boarding house. The principal
losers were Hollcy Mason, Marks & Co.,
warehouse and store, partial insurance !;
Higbie & Boyer. fully insured; the Mint
restaurant; Emma and Last Chance
store; c. W.. webbcr, sta-
TONER; McFadden, dwelling; D.. Cronin.
hotel; Charles King, restaurant; William
Bulger, saloon; ID. l.. HALEY, cigar store /:
Castle q Sullivan, boarding house; Homer
& Parker, barber shop; j. Calligan, sa-
loon Joe Stahl, saloon; G.. FLAG, jeweler;
Foliett & Harris, genera merchandise; &.
Il. Anderson, tailor; &. w. Spencer, bar
her; Edward BulRer, saloon; the tele-
phone office and the store known as the
"White House." There was no insurance
on the last named. The loss il estimated
mt 100000.
The news came by telephone, and the
operator staid at his post until the Office
until 3:aD o'clock. The reservoir, which
was upon the hillside, was the only water
supply, and when the fire started was
found to bc dry. The people had been
letting the water run in the houses
to keep the pipes from freezing.
The creek was frozen SO that nc water
could tie obtained from II and the fire had
to he fought with SHOW. Several buildings
were blown up with giant powder.
Wardner was built in n deep gulch with
one street "a mile and n half long and an
alley. The famous Bunker Hill and Sui
liya,i mines are located on the outskirts
of the town.
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At the Churche. To-Day.

ST. Marks church, Episcopal, will hold
service in Odd Fellows hall to-day at
IL a.. IN. and 80 y. IN. Sunday school at
2:30 y. IN. Rev. w. T.. Mics, pastor.
Services ut 81. Paul's church, Catholic,
at S:30 and l0::D n. M, and $50 y. m.
Mass every day at < o'clock. This church
is always open. Rev. Father DeSiere,
pastor.
In the Presbyterian church services are
held at IL "a. M. and 1::D D.. m. Sunday
school at 1890 y. m. and Chinese school
at 1 30 u. IN. Meeting of the Y. Il. =. &. r..
at $3.50 -. m. Rev. 4. j. Lamont, pastor.
Methodist church. South, services at IL
n. IN. and X y. m. Sunday school at 2 p.
IN. Rev. -. ID. Barbee. pastor.
Services of the Methodist Episcopal
church will he held in the parsonage at
the corner of Oak and Third streets at IL
"a. III. and I:3D n. M. Sunday school mt
2:J D.. m. Rev. II. Lowry. pastor.
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GOSSIP.
A Lunatlc Gives Hiun~elf
News and Notes.
Spartol IN tba fapVur

A I.unatic Gives Himself
News and Notes.
Special to the Standard.
Jan. 4.-James Alphos, IL
laborer at Erickson's tie camp. came to
town last night and asked to bc locked up
in the station. He was under the impress
sion that several of the boys at the camp
wanted to kill him. He was locked
up i'm the city Jail but u short time
when he commenced tn batter down the
door and il was with great difficulty thai
three men o~verpowered him. when he
was handcutfed and carried to the
Jail. His ceascless struggles to free him
self from the handcutls during the night
had swollen his arms so much that the
handouts had to he filed OIL this morning.
AT a meeting of the Missoula Racing
and Fair association to-day IL was decided
to hold All eight days meeting,
ing July 4. Ten thousand dollars will be
divided in purses. The association claim
they will have the best track i'm Montana
next season.
r. w. Mcconnell, trustee. purchased
the Stephens ranch to-day of 30 acres for
$iS,5UD cash.
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MISSOULLA REAL ESTATE.
transactions Recorded With the County
Clerk since Our Last Kepnrt.

Transactions Recorded with the County
Clerk since Oar Last Report.
MIssOULA, Jan. 4.-The following are
the real estate transactions recorded at
the county clerks office for the week end
ing January 4:
South Missouia Land company to Isa-
dore Chadwick, lot q, block 10, Knowles
addition. 500.
L. ID. Law and +. d.. Stodtlard to George
+. Brooks, =. u of $. g. u. zee. 20. tp. IL,
y: range 10 west, containing so acres,
w. II. Dickinson to Jesse A. Artnitaye,
x interest i'm ne. 4 of :. e. q, sec. ~, tip.
IL. u. range. - W.. $500.
Frank II. Woody ct al to +; w. McCon-
nell. trustee. lots 1. =, 3. 4 and u of lot 8 of
block IL. &. II. Higgins addition, S3O.OOO.
William IL. Il. Dickinson ct al to- +. w.
Sc. of u. W. u, sec. 81, tp. Is. n. range,
Presbyterian church of Stevensville, lot
Is, block "A, town of ~Stevensville, 500.
Alfred Cave To +. w. Caplice :. u of n.
e. u and w. x of $. G. n, sec. ~. tip, -, n.
Romulus Deschamps and Odiia Des-
champs To Northern Pacific & Montana
wide over and across s. e. u of sec. Ii, Up.
IA u. r. II W.. $500.
William II. Beebe to Northern Pacific
q Montana railway company, a strip of
land 100 feet wide across W. - of n. W. u,
section ~. township IA, north of range
p W.. S.3.
Joseph Borchard to Northern Pacific &
Montana railway n strip of land
100 feet wide across ne oil section Ii,
township Ia. North of range u. S2S3.
Northern Pacific railroad to
Edwin Lindsly. lots 16. L., Is, 10 and 70,
block 3, M~cCornick's addition, $500.
United States to L. ID. Low. government
patent =. Il of =. e. 4 of section 20, town
ship Ii, north of range - w.
Justin 1. Haynes to Joseph Wilson e
Co, lot 4 and :. W. u and "a. w. u of $. w.
= of section 3, township ~, north of
range 20 ".
Francis L. Bunney to Jesse A. Armitage.
n. y of block 3, Homevale addition, 500.
f.. A. Davis to Blackfoot NJ. & NJ. Co..
W. II of =. W. 4 of section II, and e. u of
y. q Il of section III. township ., north of
range n. 1910.
SheritT's S~ale-Sheriff to Thomas c.
Marshall. II. W. Il of II. q. u, and q. x of
50. township 10, north of range 10 W.; con-
siuerltion not stated.
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TOLD IN A LINE.

Complete line of cartridges at Anacon-
da Hardware Co.'S.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Guns and ammunition at tho Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
For style, good goods and "a perfect fit,
go to Estes X Connells for your clothing.
Loaded shells at Anaconda
Co.'S.
Estes K Connell are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
If you want n suit of clothes made to
order call at Estes * onncll They have
over 200 samples to select from, and guar
antee "A perfect fit.
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OPENING THE GYMNASIUM.
A New and Complete set of Apparatus for
Developing Muscle.

A New and Complete set of Apparatus for
Developing Muscle.
The gymnasium in the old plunge bath
house on second street was opened last
night under the most favorable auspices,
The equipment il complete. all the APP
plianccs being new and of the latest pat
tetn. They include horizontal bars, strik-
ing bags. Indian clubs. chest developers,
rowing machines, ladders, trapezes, and
i'm short everything usually found i'm n first
class and thoroughly furnished gymna-
Stun. About thirty attended last evening
and some of the members showed SUR
prising athletic ability. The gymnasium
will he open day and evening, and men
and boys can find no better place i'm The
city To spend their spare time. A COM
petent instructor will be present.
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MENTION.

City Attorney Boarmau is n victim of
the influenza.
Auditor Calderhcad. Of the Montana
TnIon, was in Anaconda yesterday.
T.. NJ. Trask spent yesterday in this
city.
State Senator Thornton, j.. X. Toole aud
Silven Hughes returned from Helena last
evening.
Judge Dewitt and wife of Butte are
guests at the Montana.
Superintendent Carroll and +. r. Sar-
gcaut of the Anaconda mine are in town.
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The beer manufactured by Messrs.
Grien & Faul of the Anaconda brewery is
meeting with n very large demand, owing
to- the excellence of that beverage. The
sales during the holidays have been enor-
nous and the company was kept busy
delivering kcg and bottled beer to families
in this city. There is no better beer made
than that manufactured by the Anaconda
Brcwing If you have not ordered
some for the holidays do So to-day.
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Tn. Cold snap Continues.

The mercury rose above zero yesterday
for thu first time in four days, but II
couldnt stand prosperity very long. At
2 O'Clock in the afternoon IL was 3 above,
but presently ii began tn decline again,
reaching IL below at X o'clock in the even
ing. At midnight il was II below with the
prospect of reaching % before morning.
The air remains perfectly still. however,
and with the sun shining "a il did yestcr-
day no one complains. for more bracing
and collaborating weather could not be
found.
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Wanted in Butte.
Special to the Standard.

SDecia1 10 Tie StitnUard.
MIssouLA, Jau. A man named Bar
tina with "A lady named Florence Strong.
both late artists at the Theater Comiquc
at Butte, were arrested here to-night by
Sheriff Houston on "a telegram from Shcr-
ir Lloyd of Butte, charging them as alb
scondi ~ debtors to the amount of $50.
They were on the b train when
arrested, en- route to Portland.
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Robert Fenncr was charged i'm the police
conrt yesterday with violating the ordi-
nance regarding chimneys within the fire
limits. Mr.. Fenncr's chimney ON his
building on Second street was not CON
strtIcted in accordance with the provis-
ions of the ordinance. and although he
had been requested u do SO, he neglected
to build one AZ required. He was fined
SO and costs.
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Mat Halick, who keeps "a saloon ON
First street, WAS arrested 10y Officer Hale
last night for allowing minors in his
place. He was PROMPTLY tried in the
police court and fined SO and costs. This
In the second time Haiick has been ar
rested and convicted for violating the law
in this regard.
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John v. Petritz, Anaconda, Montana,
sold 76 EAR loads of the Pabst Brewing
celebrated Milwaukee beer
during the year 1Ss9. This was 30 car
loads more than his sales of the previous
year. Mr.. Petritz respectfully solicits his
customers, old and new. to help him
double his past years sales during 1880.
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Telegram.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, Dec

Wis. Dec. 81, 1889
To John Y. Psfrits, iHacOndn, Montana:
wish you "A happy new year, and long
life and prosperity. our last years sales
amounted to five undre and eighty-fivc
thousand two hundred and n~inety-nine
barrels t5s5 $50. AN increase over the pre-
vious year of 5000 cighty-fivc Thousand
barrels. Help us tn double il in 1saO.
FRED PABST,
of P,pSt RreNinp Co.
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THE WEATHER.

The daily record of d THERMOMETERS in
this city is reported 10y A. Il. Playter.
druggist, corner Main and First streets.
The record for yesterday was: n. M. Z
degrees below; II m. > iegrecs below; 4
n. m, 3 degrees above; 8 II. IN. IL degrees
below.
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Representatives of the National LOAF
and Building union. To which the STAND
ARD has had occasion To refer. are agaiI
in the city.
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Subscriptions 10 the Standard scHV be re-
seired at the business office. or at the store Of
Crockett de King, Siam street. Advertising
yates eau be learned at the business office,
Pudding, corner Of Main and
Third stresIs,
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A message was received from Philips
burg by telephone yesterday to the effect
that n certain woman had taken "a partic-
ular train to this city for the express pur-
pose of shooting Charles Natz, the gam
bier. Policemen went to the train, but
could not find the woman.
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Mcdonald Bros. have boHght ont Allen
Bros. blacksmith shop on First street.
Satisfaction guaranteed in general black
smithing and carriage repairing. Horse
shooting "a specially.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-05

In tire heart of the winter season,
Estes x Conueli Mercantile Co have
made a general cut of 10 per cent ON their
entire line of clothing. See that you get
10 per cent. off OH all purchases OF CLOTH
ing.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-05
MerriIl's Drawing.

At the drawing of Merrill's watch clubs
last night, A. ID. McNeal was the lucky
man i'm club No. l., and Reese Wilds in
club No. >.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-01-05

Jerry Murphy, who made Rome how
Friday night, was fined - and costs b,
Judge Fitzgerald yesterday.