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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20
Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of So.

Bosom Board--For ironing shirts on.
Sleeve Board-For pressing on.
Bread Plate-For Cutting Bread on.
knife- Cleaning Board.
koys' Lantern-Lighu coiors-red. white go
blue
compound Microsoops-vsry handy.
Mtnolns or Chopping Knife-Good Steel.
Salad spoon aud Fork--Carved Wood
Porcelain Lemon Squcexsr.
Steel Nut Cracks.
Bread KnifeA-With "IreadD carved on baudls
Solid Silver Thinbls
Moody's Latest ssrm oms-Tnn NRws Edition
Good Harmonca--io holes.
Broiler for stesks-sIvx; has patented steel
kinge.
Pocket Cook Stove spirit LAmp)-Brsss, any
tin cup can be used en- It,
Jumbo Powder aun-For insects and bugs; holds
o.. Powder.
Humming Top.
Magic Common Sense Pocketbook.
Fancy Writing Paper-Lineni "a sheets paper, ~
envelopes
Sugar sbell-Good plate, on white metal
buNer knhe-0ood plate, on white metal.
Rubber Dressing comb-supcrior; unbreakablei
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

vERMIcELLI SoUP-Swell quarter of q
pound OF vermicclli in . quart of warm
water, then add 1t to q good beef, veal,
lamb or chicken soup or broth with
quarter of pound OF sweet butter; Let
Ia added
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Talked About.
EntertaInments To-day.

&oCKY PO1NT-Forest Casino and Biiou Theater
!. --Gsorgia Minstrels and Vaudeville.
VHEsCENT PARK-Great American Hippo
droms and Imperial japanese Troupe
ADELAIDE PARK-Providence Va Binghsmton
81 3i45 O'Clock.
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For SIG and UPWARDS.

Half dozen Linen Damask (tied fringe)..... 17M
Large bisque Doll, Dressed. ............... ~ %
Mrs. Clusters Famous Book, "Tentng on the
Plains" a rare volume ................... EO
Sam Coxs Funny Diversions OF Diplomat
80. iurkey. ............................ 40 W
buk lob Chain. ............................ s0W
GOLD Ring, Moonstone and Ruby dcublet.... ~ q
Ideal Pen ..................... 2!
Child's Reed Rocking gChair................. - u
Carving Knife and Fork ork...................... 1tD
Silver Plated Soup Ladle le................... 40
All Linen Table Cloth Observation-Disclosures. u %
One Dozen Linen Damask Towels l......... 76a
One dozen extra Unbleached Striped Turk
I0wels.. 2f0
Half dozen Gents 'HanJkerchiefs. to ; D
Butter Dish eest plate. ................... srD
Caster best plate. li %
Cake Basket, best tplate...................... xJ
suger Bowl, best plate. "a ~
Cream pitcher, gold lined. ................. "a 0l
Rolled Gold Watch Chaia. ................... 81 20
Ansonia CLOCK, leather case ........... 81 %
Ansonia CLOCK, nickel CASE 83J
One dozen Linen Damask s2O
Set Of Irying's Work In neat box ........... $40
banquet Lamp ............................... 50 70
Clothes Wringer ........................... - ~
Carpet Sweeper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4J0J
vase or Table Lamp. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Hist9fy Of the Parliament Of Religions at the
Worlds falr "
White Bed Spreads from ............ SIS. % TO %
Sofa Rug, aft by TT 7ft....................... ~ 70
Ladies' uold Filled Case Watch. ............ - "
Gents Watch Trenton movement ...... ... tss 70
Ladies' Elsin movement, gold filled Gas 49,. az ~
Dinner and Tea Set combined. .......... ealu
ss.lns SHI mseaiis si'0'o .. ss%
Ladies' Stem winding and Stem Setting
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Warrant Officer Long is TO be the Re.
publican candidate for overseer OF the
excellent map for that position, which,
by the way, u the least understood and
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u the I0iiowfny LIST OF RRExIUxy
Given TOR Cards Showing Purchosca
of$0.
needed. ~
Pastry BOARD, i2ras. or Bread Board-As.
Ladies' Pcckstbook- Heather; white n,
naments.
LADIES' shopping BAg-square; lsatnss s.i., ..
silvered orn amsnls
o'vered Agate bucket-7 qti best axatews
lambs Essays''-2 volumes complete
saaesPaA, with coyer-Re- -tinnsd. wilhoal y
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SELECT TRADE DIRECTORY.

OLNEYVILLE.
BAKERS AND CATERERS.
BANsPACH BROTHERS,
1915 Westminster Street.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
w. H. CHARLESwORTH,
Globe Shss Store, OlneyviIls square.
CLOTHING AND FURNISHIN0.
TIE GEO. c. JOHNSON COMPANY,
0lneyville square.
GENTS 0UTFIITERS.
JOHN F. RUSSELL,
olneyville square.
GROCERIES.
NICHOLSON q FERGUSON,
1910 Westminster street
HATS AND FURNISHINGS.
J. F. RUSSELL,
Olneyville square
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
WILLIAM l.. WH1PPLE,
As, AZ and 40 Manton avenue
MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
ARTHUR BAINTON,
SO Manton avenue.
REGIsTERED PHARMACIST.
RIVERSIDE PHARMACY,
50 Msnton avenue.
REsTA Uh.ANTs.
e. M. ROBBINS,
9Hartford street.
East Providence.
REGIsTERED PHARMACIsrs.
MASON B. WOOD
Corner Taunton ave. and Valley St
BcoTs, SHOES AND GENT,S run
NIsHINGS, MILLINERY, ETC,
E. F. JAMESON,
Old Police Building, Taunton avenue.
PAWTUCKET, r. I.
GENT's COMPLETE oUTFITTERs.
DALTON q McCAFFREY,
Cor. Main and North Main streets.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
PAwTUCKET BOOT & SHOE co.
No. Broadway.
MUSICAL MERCHINDISE.
J. w. MEIKLEJOHN q CO.,
sheldon Building.
HATS AND CAPS.
METROPOLITAN HAT STORE,
40 East Avenu&
MERCHANT TAILOR.
WILLIAM Il. HERMANN,
81 North Union Street.
PHENIX, r. I.
CLorHING AND GENTS FURNISH.
mos.
JOSEPH LAwToN,
LAwtohs Block, opposite the bridge
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Smith Palace Hotel,

GRO. n. CRANsTON. Prop.
Pleasant Blun. Riverside. n. z.
Board by the dsy or weeh. Shore Dssn.r. Lar,
srsnan parties sssvs1 ~ sAsrt ssuse
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Special d. the Neps.
NEWPORT, July 20.--The II. I. Yacht
Club left at IL Q. m. for Bristol.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-07-20

Fred Cover drew a million out OF the
bank, 1t IL said, before he took that
alleged balloon trip, and the balance Of
his estate, which was not much TO speak
of, was divided between his brother ana
the wife. II the million dollar story Is
true, Cover Ia probably alive. II he II,
perhaps there are moments when he
would like to be alone. Many q man
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The great trouble Is with good many
business men they drift, drift away along
with the tide. IL Ia easier than To pull
against the stream to reach the goal OF
ones am mbitions Perhaps IL il better so.
Who can tellf II we were all alike how
soon the majority would want to die.
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PROVIDENCE.

IP0THECARIkS.
r. J. REEVES,
Cor. North Main and Smith strests.
VIM. r. POTTER,
446 BroaS street.
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Given for Cards Showing Purchases
of S4,

Towel Arms (s)--Nickel tips, OAK.
Briste shoe Brush and Dauber-Good article.
scrubbing Byush-All bristlc.
harmouixed Melodies--i0o popular songs.
Pair Of flSekssors-5 In good German make.
Sliced f,himAls--a an Instructive game.
Purse ,For coin good one.
snvers Plated Napkin Ring Engraved
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You q Purchaser? How to Money?
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Steel skcwers-Set Of Six.
Wire knife Tray.
Stamping Outfits double isnen sheets Of pat
terms.
Sugar sheli-Rossrs' ware; Al goods; on white
metal.
Backgammon Board-Complets with men snl
0ioc.
Seids' water Filtsr-Pits any lancet
Checker Board aud Checkers.
Cold Cresm-in porcelain box.
Mufnn or cernoake Pan-l2 cups; retinne4
Metsl-Back HHnd Mirror.
Symphony Harmouica.
Toilet Shef-naple, two shelves.
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CLOTHING AND GENTS FURNISH.
mos.
JOSEPH LAWTON,
LAwtoh's Block, opposite the bridge
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Crescent Park Hotel

GEO. n. BOYDEN, Prop. w. X. CASE, Mgr
House thoroughly rsuovated Underline personal
supervision and direction Of w. II. Case.
Terms reasonable. Open for the season June n
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chat are properly rscepted) at<he latest within 70
days after the date printed thereon
All coupons sent to placed to the credi. Of
the sender until they have reached amount Of pur-
chases required for the premium selected, when IL
Will be sent without delay When sending coup upons
write ligibly name and address. Keep the coupons
neat and ss smoden az possible.
Premiums are delivered free st once Of TN
NEws. outside they are sent by express.
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CARD DIRECTIONS.
write your pape ana address plainly on stub and
main pert. mn purchase money present coupon
10 merchant ~ al In amount paid and place his
Otamp thsreen- bee that amount OF purchase is
correctly written By merchant on both parts Of
coupon. Merchant 10 70 keep the stub and hand
The Select Trade Directory will b
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-30

keen moving and 20 long 90 they did not
collect . big crowd they wers not iuter.
terei with.
"Ths charge that discriminate In ma
tionality IN selecting policemen 10 90 Ut.
terry ridiculous ~ TO show ignorance that
one would not think possible in one who
had lived even few months in this coun-
try. have nothing whatever TO do with
the appointment Of policemen, NO moro
than has the editor Of the Tribune. The
police commission selects tho policemen
and The council confirms or rejects them.
am not even member OF tho commis.
sion and cannot even recommend . man
Tor appo ntment 10 the force.
"Speakin. OF nationality and OF tho
dif1culty Of getting an Enelishman on tho
police iorce, tt 10 only necessary to glance
at tho aspect Of tho sherlif's Office In tho
court house 10 get an object lesson IN race
prejudice winch ought to satisfy any one,
foreign or native born.
"Tho secret OF tho Tribnns's attack on
mo 10 that l chanced to he the officer who
was sent TO Great Fails to arrest Coombs
charged with murder. I was fortunate
enough TO find him. and the Tribune APP
parently can never forgive mo for that.
The Tribune charges The police forco with
inenlciency hut u seems to me that most
of those whom the 10 ice arrest are dis
charged by the Tribuae's court house pets.
IL the police force 10 irresponsible, what
ON earth has the shcrif's Office ever
accomplished?"
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STUFF ID KIDS.
Thsrs'u Ne an Army Of Then re.Day d
Butte.

Thsrs'l No an Army Of Them To-day 10
Butte.
BUTTE, Dec. 2S.-The Basin Times says:
"Ths newsboys Of Butto will tomorrow
cat their annual Christmas dinner ut the
Holland restaurant as the guests of the
Basin Times. Gen. Charles S. Warren,
the president Of the company. will bs
present and aivo little talk to tho COM
ing officials Of this country. There prom.
ises 10 be q full attendance and this oc.
casiou 10 looked to with moro pleasure by
the little street merchants than any day
In the year. A number of the leaders, 20
they are termed, have taken II in hand
and are working with that diligence which
10 % characteristic OF the little fellows
whom they have to make success OF %
important an affair which 90 directly In
terssts them all. The reason for having
the dinner on the Sunday prior to New
Years's 10 that there 10 90 many who have
Christmas dinners on that day at homo
aud II the dinner should ne given on the
2Sth there would not be full attendance.
Now oil of them can como aud make
merry together In the reunion. which 10
anticipated with pleasure which can nl.
ready b seen lighting up each countsn.
ance when the event 10 even alluded 10. I"
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GREAT FALL, GOSSIP.

Attorney William Coppernsll OF Belt
was victim Of mayhem few days ago
and bears evidence Of tho same on his
person. Il appears that Coppernell was
standing in the Miners Resort, on Bridges
street, talking to the proprietor, when a
young fellow named Pierce sn,ered and
asked Coppernell to drink, but he do
ciined. This anaered Pierce and, pulling
on his coat, he made several passes ut
Copperneil, which were successfully
wsrlsd Of. Finally the mon clinched and
fell. A they struck the door Pierce biz
his opponent on the lower lobe Of the left
ear and cut out Q semicircular piece.
Both men are said to have been on good
terms previously, and the cause OF the
fight 10 . mystery to those acquainted
with them.
Dan McNeill has recorded deed from
]. F. Fox for the east half Of lot 2, block
266.
Edwin Close has recorded o decd from
A. D. Keelcr for lots 8 and Q, block 29S
townsile, 81.
The beneficiary certificates for the mem.
bers Of the Woodmen Of the World wers
distributed at meeting last night. This
camp is now the largest In the state.
Friday evening, Jan. 4, the Royal Arch
Masons and the ominandery will hold
JOINT installation OF officers In MASONIC
hall. After the installation there will b.
o ball.
MEX Kerin of Belt has hled the com.
plaint in divorce suit against his wife
and charges her with adultery.
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ago. and who we're later % Helena, sre
now proprietor OF the Clm house Of this
city, whittier they have attracted large
circle OF friends aud are recognised a.
among tho most public spirited citissns Of
the city. In which they have Induced many
to locate.
The Ulm house II situated In the bsisi-
ness center OF the city and gathers within
tts walls representatives OF every avoea-
tion Of life. The rooms arc large, ele.
Rantly furnished, eleclric.liehtsd and
or On suite. TSc ' e",ssne y ~ h iu IN cS.r"s % y
an experienced chef, and the dining room
10 large and handsomely furnished. the
table service being prompt and satisfac.
tory. Travellers are met ~ every train By
Q conveyance. The building was erected
Tor hotel purposes and 10 modern in ito APP
poin,men It 10 four stories In height,
fire proof and the sanitary arrangements
are perfect.
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New ofic-rs In Charge.

Butte. Dec. ga, regular meeting Of
Prile of the West lodge No. A.. A. o. z.
W.. held Friday evening, the following
oil ,ers were duly elected for the ensuing
term: 2. NJ. W., George Whitcomb; II.
W. \. Z. Brown; foreman, d. NJ. Ian.
non; overseer. I. L. Bates: recorder. J.
L. Freeman: hnaucier. c. A. E'vars; re-
ceiyvr, ]. h. Calderhc,d; trustee, c. Diehl |;
medical examiners, Drs. McCr,uinon and
Gum; guide, ID. II. Bucher; ). W., j. 5.
Cr,ig; q. w, John McMann.
X ,se Leaf lodge No. 4, d. of H.. A. o. L.
w. Of South Butte. has elected the fol-
low iug officers for tho ensuing term: p.
{. of H., Mss Lizzie Bolapd; {. of H..
Mrs. Cora Jolly; l.. OF H.. Mrs. p. b.
Philips; G. of C., Mrs. q. W. Conn ok I:
recorder. Mss Annie Williams; tinancier.
Mrs. Cora McDufli,; receiver, Mrs. NJ.
Smell: trustees. Mrs. A. I. Brown aud
Rpnert Lon:star; medical examiner, DIR.
McCrlmmcn.
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Make 10 Not oi This.

BUTTE. Dec. 90 beginning Monday
next the Northern Pacific train from the
east will arrive and depart from the
Northern Pacific depot instead Of from
the Montana Union depot rs formerly.
The Northern Pacific train from the west
the Non,ann Imam Iepot' Tn,s dis,,nc.
ton should be carefully kept IN mind by
those leaving Butte on tn. Northern Pa
citlc. There will he no change in time.
Clergymen desiring annual half fare
permits are requested to iaak. applica.
tion to their agents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-30
Pike LANDUSKY KILLED
Harry Curry Did tho Decd Viii Hk
Little Gan
THE FIRST TO PULL WAS PIKE
Enemies for Some Time They
Couldn't Stand II Any Longer
and So They Hauled Out the
smoke Wagons and Fired.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
GREAT FALLS, Dec. g. "A Benton
special to the Great Falls ofiico Of the
STANDARD says: Powell Landuslxy.
famliarly known ~ Pike, was shot and
killed by Harry Curry Thursday afternoon
in the mining camp which bears The name
Of Laudusky on the south side OF the Little
Rockies. Friday . courier brought the
news to Harlem. on the Great Northern,
and Under Sheriff Buckley and Coroner
Culbertson were summoned BY telegraph.
They left at once for the scene Of the
shooting.
Pike Landusky was an old timer IN
Northern Montana and was the DISCOVERIES
and half owner OF the famous Gold Bug
group Of mines In the Little Rockies, Just
abovc the town OF Landusky. Harry
Curry and h,s brothers had claims adjoin.
Ing Pixies mines. also o ranch near the
ranch Of Landusky.
They had bssn nsiahbors foe nine years,
but wsrc snsmiss for some two years past.
Because Of these bitter feelings each
carried gun and o shooting 'scrape was
expected BY those who knew them.
According to tho intelligence just 70.
ceived It ssems that Harry Curry and
Pike had . meeting and quarrelsd on
Thursday and both drew guns, Landusky
pulling Arst. He showed his revolver close
to Curry's face and snapped but tho
cartridge failed, Curry fred . second
later and Landusky fell, dying in u
minutes. Landusky was about 20 years
Of age and leaves o family. Reports
from the scene are very meager.
From those who are familiar With Lam
dusky the STANDARD reporter learns that
be was considered . dangerous man aud
something Of . bully. quick to resent 0
fancied insult and ever ready to draw .
gun to resent what he considered slight
OF insult. Tue writer has known Ian.
dusky for Is years and the unfortunate
man has always borne the reputation Of
being Q generous and brave man. His
death will bs regretted by man old.
timers.
o. r. English, fireman on the Ncihart
train, was brought to town In . badly
used up condition tonight and taken to
the Columbus hospital. While going to
his room In Neihart Christmas night he
Was attacked by . man with club and
beat about the head until fslled to the
ground senssless, where he lay several
hours until he rsaainsd consciousness and
managed to attract the attention OF .
passer by who came to his assistance.
The night was bitter cold, and the un.
fortunate brakeman's hands, feet and
face were badly frosen. He had bad
cut over h,s right eye and Il b feared his
skull 10 injured.
A STANDARD reporter was AT the depot
tonight wh,le English was being trans.
ferred from tho train to the hospital am.
bulancs and attempted to learn some.
thing about tho affair. but tho unfor,u-
nate man was In too much pain to talk
connectedly. He managed to say, how.
ever, that be did not know who struck him
and he was entirely at loss 10 account
for the assault.
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LIsSAk TOOK IHE POT.

Colonel Chlans Black Colt ID . Coed
One.
SAN FRANcIsco, Dec. 29.-The $4,000
Sprcckels handicap was run to-day and,
% was expected. Colonel Jack Chinn's .
year-old colt, Lissak. won. With LOG
pounds up, tho black colt jumped into the
lead at the start and was never headed,
winning by length from Csdmus. The
day was cloudy and rainy and the track q
foot deep with mud, but nearly 10000 peo.
pie wont out to SEQ the struggle for the
rich prise.
Thirteen horses, ridden by the hes,
Jockeys In the country, faced Starter Fer
guson. Although none Of them acted
badly. thoy were 35 minutes at the posi-
before Starter Ferguson sent them on In
Q beautiful start.
Grsndee got OF first with Jim Flood,
Llssak. Cadmus, Charmion, Lovedale and
others on even terms. Lissak and Jim
Flood went right to the front and undcs
the wire the order Was Lissak, Flood. Cad.
mus. vassal, Grandeo and the rest strung
out Tor sixteenth Of q mile. At the
quarter Lissak led BY o length. Flood
second by four lengths and Cadmus third
by three. At the half the positions were ths
same. At tho three-quartcrs Cadmus began
to creep up and was half length behind
Lissak, with Flood in between. Entering
the stretch Flood died away and Cadmus
re spending bravely to tho whip, reduced
Lssak's lead to ono length.
The black colt was tired, but be kept
his lead and the money went to Colonel
Chinn. Cadmus WAS second and Charmlou
third. Tho others finished In the follow,
ing order. Grandee, Major Mclaughlin
Hawthorne, Ariicus, Del Norte. Lovedale
Creighton. Jim Flood, vassal and
Gilead. The Kentucky stable. Lissak,
Jim Flood and Major Mclaughlin, wa.
favori,e at 7to5. The Spreckels sta bic
Cadmus and Creighton, 8 to l, Charmiou
20 to I, Wassal 1 to I.
Five furlonas-Tigress won, Normaniis
second. jennie Moore third; lime. :lOiI.
Five furlongs-FlagstaR won, Currency
second; Snow Blossom third; time, III
Sprecklss stakes, milo and
quarter, han iicap, all ages
Lissak won, Cadmus second. Cearmion
third; time. 2:25. Steeplechasc, q mile
and half-Jim Norvall won. Happy Band
second, Mendocino third; time, 3:3lH.
Eve furlongs ,bin Hood won. Ell IL.
rano second, Mollie King third; time. ! 10
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LEYpEN TsLKs BACK.
The Chief Answrs he "ropulst Tri.
bune's" Charges,

bune's' Chsrgea.
Butte. Dec. :9.-To.day's issue of the
Popuiist Tribt nc contains an editorial at
tack on Chef OF Police Lcyden. Il ac-
cuses HIM Of having threatened on more
than one occasion TO run in tho Boston 4
Montana band for playing on the streets.
of subjecting the Salvation army to all
sorts Of indianties, OF allowing race
preiudices TO influence him in the selec.
ton Of policemen, and of not letting any
Englishman get on the force.
Regarding this category of accusations.
Chief Leyden said tonight:
II never in mv life threatened to run
in the Boston 4 Montana band or any
other band for playing on the streets.
never had any trouble. or any words even.
with the Boston & Montana band or any
member OF II. The statement is 4 lie with
absolutely no foundation.
"As to the Salvation army. never ar
rested them or inierfered with them until
the citizens complained that they were
blocking tue streets and asked that they
be stopped. merely required them TO
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-30

Mr.. Mcdonald Has shown That He
kaows How to Keep = Hotel
GREAT FALLS, Dec. 29.-When Propris.
tor Mcdonald opened the Grand Central
hotel 1t was currently stated that he had
bitten on moro than he could chew, and
that, with tho hotel facilities at hand,
Great Falls could not support another
hotel Of the size Of tho Grand Central
But Mr. Mcdonald, to use 0 trits expires.
sion, "has fooled EN-"
The Grand Central has been success
from tho 20. and to-day 10 one OF the best
paironlsed hostelries in the town. II 10
newly furnished and fitted throughout
with ali the modern improvements, in
cludfng free baths available by every
guest OF the hotel. Il hes large sample
rooms for commercial travellers. E.cctric
cars pass tho hotel and FREQ bus connects
with all trains and the hotel 10 heated by
steam, lighted by electricity and in every
respect up to dale. Its rates are q per
day for transients and special rates for
regular boarders.
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BUTTE, Dec. 2,.-J. L. Graniy, father of
L. L. Grandy OF this city. died at vcr-
gcnn,s. VII. Oh Saturday. Dec. -. aged
63 years. The deceased was prominen,
aud highly respected citizen of the town
IA which he lived. His son in this city Il III
not receive the telegram announcing his
fathers death Ia time to permit him TO
attend the funeral.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1894-12-30

Butte, Dec. 29.-The following 10 the
programme for tho song service at tho
Congregational church Sunday evening:
Coronation 80. Choir and Congregation
short AddIss.. :B, the pastor, II. !. SHEPPARD
puart.s % atone s Set I'M" 10 ' Mr lin ,.sv
Masses German and spaffotd and Mes,rs.
Howell and llaracastle.
Solo 'The Little Hero" "..........,S. A. Mayer
Reading-"Ihe Paint of seville. :. .. :. Wilson
lbz.e Evans.
>ong-For Girls Voices. rs Thlt All
Miss Ella spanort, Katie Bost wick. Addie sui
tan, Mabel Geener. Lulu Evans. Hazel
Recitatlon-Selected. =. :. Master stanley Quinn
Trio-"father Hear Our Prayer" "....... Abbott
Solos selected John r Firch
Quartet Thee Ny Baby. .... :. Sullivan
Misses German and veron an and Messrs.
Howell and fourtln.
Hymn Bethany ....... Choir and Congregation
Prayer and Benedictipn. ipn..................,..