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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
A Case Tor the Cattle Doctor.

Mr. johnson, of Indiana. on one occa.
sion in the heat of debate called a
prominent Illinois congressman an ass
and thereby created great sensation
The following colloquy occurred:
The Speaker Ito the gentleman from
Indiana)-Does the gentlemen from In
diana withdraw the cpithet?
The Gentleman from indiana with
draw the language, Mr.. Speaker, bu'
maintain that the gentleman from Hi
nois is not in order.
The Gentleman from lllinois--IIov
am | out of order?
The Gentleman from Indiana-Prob
ably Il veterinary surgeon could tel
you.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
New Chinese Stamps.

A new set OF postage stamps has
been issued by the Chinese customs
post office to commemorate the
sixtieth birthday of the empress
dowager. There are nine stamps, in
placeof the former three, and all bear
thecustoms water mark on the paper.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
The Wages of Profligacy Is Want.


Nothing could be more startling to
business man or literary worker than
to have the ghost of former friend
walk into his office, take a chair. and
begin conversation as though many
years Of time had not elapsed nor the
natural event of death had interviewed
since their last meeting You can
family imagine how surprised and
shocked was this morning when the
ghost of friend Of years ago walked
into my Office, t?ol: chair, rested a
little hand satchel on the floor and
commenced to talk about practical
business affair. AS soon rs | realized
that it was friendly spirit on { friend
ly visit and understood that my assist
ance was desired and sought, the feel
ing of asronishment and amazcment
passed away and became interested in
the subject of the conversation which
was preached by the visible
When | saw him last twelve years
ago he was strong, robust, active and
/ popular. He was eminent in odd fell
lowship, free masonry and the pythian
fraternity. To-day when he entered
my Office, pale, thin, with struggling
gray locks, and venerable beard. with
pallid countenance, sunllen cheeks. but
large glistening eyes recognized my
former friend with difficulty and only
realized after some moments of con-
versation that he is still in the flesh
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
MORE CAPITAL STORIES.
Funny Things Hoard in and Out
Of Congress- Halls.
Ex-speaker Reed Quoting Scripture for
Speaker Crisp's Eenefit-When Niagara
Was IIarnessed-Sad Closing DAYS
OF u Government Cler;.
Especial Washington letter.

1t is related of Thad Stevens that on
one occasion when he was cxasperatcd
by ruling Of the chair. and turned his
back upon the presiding officer, as he
slowly walked down the main aisle of
the house of representatives, the
speaker became very angry and
shouted: Does the gentleman mean to
show his contempt for the chair?"
NO" responded Stevens, II am try.
ing to conceal it."
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
He Was Justified.

Old Gent-Young man, when
was your age | thought horse car
plenty good enough for me.
Youth (alighting from hansom)-
But you were never the only son of q
rich father or you would not have
taken such risks. N. Y. World.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
gGGISTS At 25 CENTS.
lives Saved.

| Thomas, of Junction
pa, by her doctors she
p and that there was
but two bottles DR..
foyery completely cured
It saved her life. Mr..
Florida st San Fran
rom Il dreadful cold.
assumption, tried with
hlng else then bought
hlng' S New Discovery
was cured. He is
ul tits such results
e samples, that prove
Acacy of this medicine
oIds. Free trial bottle
y'S drug store.
/ an | 500.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29

q SUUINIIIB VI uNo VI q NIIINIIIIS " IIIUII'
What does the gentleman mean?'
angrily inquired the speaker.
THE rules of the house 90 not re-
quirc me to expound the Scriptures,
said Reed, as he disappeared in the
clcakroom.
Then it suddenly dawncd upon tho
minds of many that Speaker Crisp hat
been seemingly uncharitablc in his
manner toward his distinguished pred
ccessor, and that st. Paul h-..d writer
that whose had not charity became q.
"a sounding brass or tinliling Gym
BAL
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29

ana r.CEy Of t..ela, wher GoycrslUy
:omcs, IS it hcd come to ray a~cd
friend, must go over the hills to the
poorhousc, or else depend largclyupoa-
Inc charity Of the friends of better
laws. SMITH D. FRY.
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29
Reed Refused TO Expound.

On one occasion when Speaker Crisp
was hammering the desk and compell-
ing eX-Spcaker Reed to take his seat,
the big man from Maine said: II hear
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29

ur to Il
Cst cl
Of
this NJ
The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-03-29

When Niagara Ceased to Roar.
Congressman Dan Lockwood, OF buff
falo.savs that within his recollection the
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15

raczej tworzyc nowe zwiazki
ligi, zjednoczenia i t. p,
rozdrabniajac przezto silly
emigracyi i os}abia]ac sic
wzajemnie. Pozadana by{oby
przeto rzecza, gdyby wszyst.
kie ligi, zjednoczenia, gminy
i t. p. przystapi|y do Zwiazku
Narodowego i MIN sic
po}aczy}y. Utworza przez to
ca1osG, kt6ra si}a swoja zaim-
ponuje, szacunek nakaze i
lepsza przysz}os6 rodakom
ma wygnaniu zapewnl.
Ma zblizajacym sig sejmie
W przysz}ym niesiacu, Zwia-
EEK Narodowy powlnlen
smia}o i otwarcie W tym
wzgledzie postapic i wprost
wezwat wszystkie inne orga-
nizacye, by dla dobra ogolu
W jedna ca1ost z MIN sic
po}aczyly. Stanowisko, jake
Zwiazek Narodowy juz obec-
ME zajmuje, upowaznia go w
zupelnosci do tego kroku. A
gdyby sic nawet pokaza}o, ze
krok ten ma razie pozadanego
skutku ME przyniesie, to
przezto Zwiazek Mar. ME
powinien sic zrazi6, DO pr6cz
wewnetrznego przekonania,
ze sumiennie spelnil obowia-
EEK obywatelski wzgledem
braci swoich ma wygnaniu,
bedzie mia} przeciez jeszcze
pred SODA pole do dzialania
i przygotowania umyslow "
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15
@. 4 q .$GXE& ~ 3 $AGaQ.

Ma obcej ziemi rozproszona wlara
Me tract ojcow mowy ami ducha,
W sercach chlopskich lyle cnota stara,
A nawet rosnie rycerska otucha,
Glosne brzmi haslo po wielkim przestworze:
= Zbaw Polske Boze!
Cd Mississippi al do Niagary,
Cd Kordylierow po stepy Teksahskie,
Gdzie tylko garstka nieszka polskle] WARY,
Teskne westchnenia sla dzieci s}owlahskie
Do ukochanej ojczyzny "a morze:
- Zbaw Polske Boze!
Pogarda dla tych co stwarzaja swary,
NenawisG seja miedzy polslie chaty;
Nam pokoiowe wywiesic sztandary
| zgodne dazy6 do celu oswlaty
Pracy 'modlitwa niechaj dopomoze
- Zbaw'Polske, Boze!
Kiedy p6dziemy ramie przy ramieniu,
Z}aczeni screen w scsle bratne ko}a,
Bedzie tn chwa}a polskiemu imieniu.
Dobrych wiarus6w wyda polska szko1a.
Me przebrznia pienia, wznoszone W pokorze:
- Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Farmer Pozna11ski, W swiezej orzac glebie,
Nuci "a p}ugiem dumke narodowa,
A gdy rodaka zobaczy potrzebie.
Chetnie mu spieszy pomoca gotowa,
Wzdycha drwal lacki W minnesockim borze:
- Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Matka, pacierza uczac lube dziecie,
Mi}oSc Ojczyzny wlewa m}ode SERGE
A gdy dziewice pe}nym zyc,a kwecle,
=Anielska raczka tka6 lbeda koblerce,
Wyszyja ma Mich nasze Polki hoze:
- Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Mech sercach polskich przetrwa wiara stala
Mech mas kojarza wez}y Swiete, mile,
Az sic po}qczy emigracja GAIA
l welka wzrosnie ma obczyznie si}e!
Niepodleg}o$ci wskaz nam. Panic, zorze,
-Zbaw Polske, Boze!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15

ST OFFICE, Winona, MINI
(formacie. Sukienka sic zbru-
dzi}a, a w czasie obecnych
upalow ME warto novel
sprawiac, sp6dniczka
wystarczy.
Clos POLsKI w Camden N.
J. zmienia nazwe ma HAs}o.
KONKURENCYA, jaka
juz sic zapowiada miedzy pol
skiemi pismami codziennemi
W Chicago, przyniesie pewien
pozytek ich prenumeratorom.
Gosposie beda mia}y DUO
papieru do zawijania kie}bas,
beda W dobrym humorze
i to zapewni mezulkom spokoj
domowy.
KIERUNEK antyreligijny,
jaki sic przebija obecnie
pism, poniekad nawet / po-
waznych, ME przynosi I'M
zaszczytu. Wymyslanie ma
ksiezy ME jest oznaka patryo-
tyzmu. Prawy Polak, patryota,
kocha ojczyzne Z wiara W
sercu.
PIERWSZY numer ,Dzien-
nika Polskiego' W Chicago
wyszed} pod prasy W d. 10
b. m, Usterki i b}edna korekte
z1ozyG musimy ma karb po-
Spiechu, towarzyszacego ivy
kle nowemu wydawnictwu i
ME moga bye miarodajnemi
ma przysz}6sc. Owszem o lie
pierwszego numeru sadzie
mozemy, pismo to bedzie
zajmowa}o powazne w naszem
pismiennictw1e stanowisko.
Tendency swoich Dz1ENN1K
W pierwszym numerze jeszcze
ME zakresli}, ale po
tygodniu prawdopodobnie
wiedziec juz bedziemy do
czego w}asciwie dazy. Pismo
to jest w}asnoscia spo}ki, i
dlatego wieksze many do
niego zaufanie, n1z do pism
do jednostek nalezacych i
W interesie jednostelS wyda-
wanych. Mowimy tutaj Ii
tylko o pismach codziennych
many ma mysli Dz1ENNrK
CH1cAGosK1 wydawany W
interesie Ojca Wincentego,
PoLAKA W AMERYcE wydawa-
nego w interesie ks. Pitassa i
KuRYERA PoLsKIEGo wydawa-
nego w interesie widokow
politycznych P. Kruszki. Z
pomiedzy gazet codziennych,
Dz1ENN1K PoLsK1 bedzie, a
raczej bye powinien jedynem
pismem niezaleznen. Ma czele
pisma sto]a PIP. ]. Dudek ia
ko prezes, F. Kaczmarek
jako sekretarz, F. Palt jako
kasyer. w radzie dyrektorow
nazwisko P. ].
Shermana, naszego starego
a szczerego przyjaciela. Admi-
nistratorem pisma jest p. NJ.
L. Kaczmarek, adwokat,
redaktorem jest P. N. K.
Zlotnicki.
Zyczymy szczescia!
PkACIC "a WIARUSAl
SIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15

(tyrn kierunku. Dzia}anie tc
ciazyc natLralnie bedzie ma
organic urzedowym i to co
sic ME uda ma tym sejmie,
udac sic moze ma nastepnym.
Pjerwszy krok W tym kierun-
ku powinien wyjs6 inicyaty-
wy Zwiazku Narodowego,
jako instytucyi najbardziej ma
emigracyi rozpowszechnionej.
Poczatek trudny, to prawda,
ale W skutkach moze sic
okazac zbawiennym. Warto
spr6bowat. Kto ME ryzykuje,
ten mic niema.
POTRACIWSZY juz 0
organ urzedowy Zwiazku,
warto pomyslec, by W przy-
sz}osci mia} lepsze niz dotad
utrzymanie. Organ ten repre-
zentuje Zwiazek Narodowy
ME tylko ma wewnatrz, ale l
ma zewnatrz, jest zwierciad}em,
W kt6rem zycie Zwiazku i
jego wzrost sic odbijaja, a
raczej odbija6 powinny. Ko-
rzysci, jake zwiazkowcy Z
organu swego odniosa, zwr6ca
i'm homie wiekszy wydatek
ma ten eel poniesiony.
If you want honey, you
must pay money.
w ZESZkYM tygodniu
pismo nasze ME wysz}o.
Zmiana navy pociagne}a "a
soba dope}nienie formalnosci
W formie affidavit '6w" ma
poczcie i w sadzie okregowym,
W celu zapewnienia regularnej
dostawy i utrzymania urzedo-
wych og}oszeh' powiatowych.
Formalnosci te wymagaja "A;
dni zastrzezonych prawem
Stanu Minnesota i spowodo-
wa}y zw}oke jednotygodniowa
W naszem wydawnictwie.
ME MY sami jednak tydzied
opuscilisny. I wEcHU widocz-
ME w zeszlym tygodniu by}a
iakas nledok}adnosG. Wszyscy !
prenumeratorzy W Winonie Il
my pomiedzy nimi) edebrali
W zesz}ym tygodniu Mr.. 8
EcHA Z d. IS Kwietnia r. b.
Z innych miejscowosci dono-
sza nam, ze take 'jakles
stare numera EcHA odebrali. |
Fakt ten przypomina nam
owe easy, kiedy jeszcze P.
Rudnicki wydawa} Przyja-
ciela ludu" pred dziesieciu
laty. Gdy widzial, ze abonen-
ci ME plaza i gazeta zaczyna
upadae. drukowa} ia tylko raz
ma miesiac w poczwornej
ilosci numerow. Czwarta
czesc wyslal W pierwszyn
tygodniu, a W kazdym nastep
nym tygodniu wysyla} te sama
gazette ze zmieniona data. Przy |
lepial poprostu wlasciwa date
ma poprzedniej. Wydawa} on
w6wczas gazette W przekona-
niu, ze ludzie ia abonuja ME
do czytania, tylko by ich
zony mialy W co mas}o
zawiiae.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15
I HlW POLSkICH
w AMERYCE.

KRop1D}o rozpocze}o ma
nowo walke Dz1ENN1K1EM
CH1cAGosK1M W stylu, kt6ry
ma bye niby szczytem przy-
zwoitosci dziennikarskiej. Po-
niewaz wyrazenia, jake
KRoP1D}o W tel swojej pole
mice" uzywa, ME znajdu]a
obiasnienia W s}owniku Lin.
diego, wiec krazy juz pog}oska
ze pismo to wyda w}asnym
nak}adem Slownik wymy~
Sian polskich W Amerycc' dla
wygody i nauki swolch czy-
telnikow. - KRoP1Dlo zapo-
wiada W ostatnim numerze, ze
wkr6tce wyjdzie W powle-
kszonym formacie. Wieksza
by}aby jcdnakowoz korzysc'
gdyby wysz}o W u ep 81 O.
n e tresci zwraca1o
uwage wiecej ma ,,jakoSenlz
ma ,ilosc" swoich artyku}6w.
NIEULEGA naimniejszej
kwestyi, ze Zwiazek Naro-
dowy. jako jedna czescl
skladowych Zwiazku Wy
chodztwa Polskiego, jest
instytucya patryotyczna. "a
slugujaca ma poparcie calego
og6lu. w miejsce poparcia
juz istniejacego Zwiazku,
lPolacy W Ameryce VIOLA
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1895-08-15
Cd REDAkCYl.

ID
Ma zadanie wiekszej czeSci naszych pre-
numerator6w, zmieniamy nazwe naszego
pisma, kt6re odtad wychodzi6 bedzie pod
nazwa ,W1ARUs''.
Pred dwoma laty, W1ARUsA przemieni-
lismy KAToLIKA, nadzei, re sic nam
uda naprawlc my Inc pojecia katol1cyzmie,
gIoszone W naszych gazetach polsko-katolic-
kich, ale napotkawszY ma przeszkody, jak
Ia teraz nleprzezwy ciezone ME majac za-
miaru, dla marnego grosza,p ,poSwlecic naszej
mliosci dla ojczyzny, przywracamy pismu
naszemu tytuf, iaki go przez. wiele lat po-
przednio zdobi}. W1ARus odta ID bedzie praw-
dziwym W1ARUsEM. Tytu} ,,Katolik'' ME
bedzie nas nadal krepowa6.
Zmiana nazwy ME wpfynie bynaj jmniej
na tendencye naszego pisma, jego kierunek
eel naszych dazeh.
UwazaliSmy zawsze wjare i patryotyzm
"a podstawe dobrobytu istnienia naszej
narodowosc ma tel samej podstawie be-
dziemy nadal sic opleral.
Mylnem jest mDiemanie, g}oszone ga.
zetaeh tutejszych a nawet europejskich, re
wiara katolicka sprzeciwia sic patryotyz-
mowi przeciwko MENU valley.
Wiara i patryotyzm ida reka W reke, sa
re SODA W zgodzie jednoSci, bo jedna dru-
ga popiera, jedna bez drugiej obejS6 sic ME
moze.
Wiara jest podstawa moralno6ci i dobro-
bytu narodu, patryotyzm jest podstawa jego
istnienia i zywotnoSci.
Przeciwko patryotyzmowi wystepuja
walcza tylko nj Orgy ksieza a
zw}aszcza ci kt6rzy wydaja gazety polskie
AmerYce.
Sadza, re wzrost patrYotyzmu uszczupli
ich dochodY osobiste, kt6re cd narodu pod
has}em KoScio}a Sclagaja.
Pod wp4ywem tego mylnego mniemania,
kierunek niekt6rych pism katolickich W
Ameryce sta} sic ntypatryotycznym.
Jestto takze jedna przyczyn, dla kt6reJ
nazwe naszego pisma zmienillsmy.
lie roi est mort, vive le roiv'
W1ARUs spocza4, MECH zyje KAroL1K!
KAToLlK umar}, MECH zYje W1ARUs!
Starry WIARUs vita z. dzisiejszym nu-
merem swoicb czytelnik6w, przyrzeka ma
dal wiernie i'm s}uzy6i sumiennie spe4niac
swoje wzgledem mich obowiazki.
Naprz6d wiec, pod has}em WARY patry-
otyzmu, a Bog pozwoli, re lepsza przysz}oSG
braci naszych ma wygnaniu, wynagrodzi
nasze trudy W tym celu podjete.
Spodziewamy sic r6wniez, ze czytelnicy
uwzglednia nasza prace tym kierunku i
popieraG bed@ nasze usi1oWania, przez re-
gularne przysy1anie aoonamentu.
Wzajemne pOparcie przyniesie nieza-
przeczone korzySci j jednej drugie) stro-
ME.
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been communicated throughout the
mine, preparations were made TO sus-
pend work as usual In the Anaconda
properties. and the men on the differ
ent levels got ready to go to the sur
face. James McGarvey. with a number
of others. was waiting for a cage az
the station of the TOO The cage had
just gone up with . load OF men from
one of the lower levels, and he stood
leaning against the guard rail- He
stopped over into the shaft and called
to one OF the men in the 500. Just then
the cage came down at full speed ana
struck him on the head with such ter
ribie force as to double the body ana
throw II over the guard rail and on top
of the bonnet Of the descending cage:
The cage was stopped at the 800 ana
McGarvey was taken to the surface
and removed to the St James hospital.
He had a frightful cut on the scalp
and his skull was fractured. He was
still unconscious at late hour to-
night. and his death was almost mo.
mentarily expected. McGarvey Is
about 81 years OF age and unmarried
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We have also received a large quantity
of ROOT BEER. One bottle makes
gallons of Root Beer. Price, for three
days only, 10 cents. .lersa
Spring is opening, and with warm
weather we must have something to drink.
LIME JUICE makes one of the most
pleasant nd.dehcious beverages, We
will sell quart bottles of Victor brand
Lime Juice at 80 cents per bottle.
A few genuine bargains to close the
week: Sugar cured ham and bacon, the
finest brands, IL cents per pound.
Navy beans, white. clean and good
cookers, per Id. 4c, or rs lbs. for VI.
Rangoon rice. This rice is a very supe-
rior article and will be q credit to any
household, per Id. SC, or 20 lbs. IL.
T. B. Rippy whiskey. This whiskey Is
7 years old and one of the finest articles
on the market. Per gallon SS. Quart
bottle 75c. sio r7.c
Blackberry brandy is an article that
should be kept in any house for medical
purposes. We keep the purest and best.
| This week 81 bottles will be sold for Zoe.
These prices are for this week only.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
A POINTER

Now 10 the time to subscribe.
Smoke EEL Captain General cigars-
A large assortment Of straw hats at
Kaufman Bros.
Majestic steel ranges. futile MAhu-
featuring q Supply company.
A handsome souvenir with every
boys suit at Kaufman Bros.
For short hand and typewriting, at
tend the Butte Business college,
]. #. cigar, best home made IN all
GRADES. Shields, Main and Broadway.
watch cleaning. $50; mainsprings.
W. Park.
Get our figures on mining supplies, We
mean business. Tuttle Manufacturing d
Supply company. ftIN
The best 81 jeans pants ever sold in
Butte. Never rip corduroy. Pants
$3.50 a pair at Kaufman Bros.
Nesbitt Sisters, Is West Granite.
have the finest dining parlor In the
city. Every deiicacy in season
George Zastros and Miss Ollie
Thompson were united in marriage
yesterday afternoon by Judge Mesch.
The Butte Business college Is max
ing a big reduction to pupils OF the
public schools during the summer
months Parents investigate.
There are no better suits In Butte for
the money than those selling for q. Our
Duchess pants for $3.50, and oil right.
Boucher the Park Street Clothier.
There will BIO no question as TO whore
YOU will buy II you once secure our figures
on hoists, boilers and mining supplies
futile Manufacturing d Supply company
Mrs. Emma Smith Devoe Of Dakota
deputy grand organizer of equal SUI
frage clubs, will give a lecture at thu
Auditorium May rs on equal SUI
frage. kft
Moses Morris yesterday commences
a suit I'm the district court against III
II. Horst TO get possession OF lot
block As of the Butte townsite. and 70
5000 damages.
Commencing on Saturday the Grea
Northern will sell return tickets 4
Helena and Boulder every Saturda,
for one fare Tickets will be good 4
return on Monday. Es....
The ladies of st. Johns church viii
have missionary tea on Tuesday after
noon, May p, at the residence OF Mrs
Clinton Moore. 306 East Broadway tn
members and friends are invited to q
tend.
Rev. M. l.. Streator of Denver. viii
begin a series of lectures at the Chris
tian church to-day adapted to the crl
sis 10 which he claims the world
rushing. The course will continu
through two weeks.
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Whiskey and Money.

Butte. May 1s.-Chris Fisher was ar
rested to-day on a charge of stealing
s4750 from Mary Anderson. . denixen
of whitechapel alley. He called TO see
her at o'clock this morning. and de-
manded his rake-off. She refused and
he kicked her. so she claims. and took
the money. Mary swore out q warrant
before Judge Turner and gave the war
rant TO Constable Coombs to serve.
The constable arrested Fisher, but
after arresting him permitted him TO
leave him on some pretext Then he
took Fisher to Jail. and when searched
only 225 was found on him. The sa-
loon into which Fisher had gone when
released by Coombs was Waited by
Marshal Tebo. and the bartender
turned over s45 which Fisher had CIV
en- him to keep.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Souvenirs given away to each lady
at Legs and Gallogiy's grand opening
Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Go to the Fosselman Drug company. 4
East Park street, and get bottle or per
fume with each purchase.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Every lady should attend the grand
opening of Legs and Gallogly Monday
and receive one OF those beautiful SOU
venirs. 1fft4
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

II you are going east and wish to visi
the principal points OF interest en- route
purchase your ticket via the Union ia
cific. rr
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Saturday and Monday we give you ar
elegant bottle of perfume free with eacl
purchase, Fosselman Drug Co.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Butte, May 1s.-Pills some times make
n tlisturban nee, but not this time. Nash &
Co. sell the best and cheapest clothes. Al
East Park street.
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c. p. Smith. formerly chef at ], c.
Paker's, has opened a restaurant at 80
West Park street. where he viii be
pleased TO see his old friends
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Get one of our patent sliding win
dow screens and you'll be happy. n.
]. Blume. ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

We sell the nine ball Falcon BIZ
cycles, the only easy uphill running
wheel in the world. H. j. Blume. ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Grand opening at Legs and Gaiiogiy's
Monday. A beautiful souvenir given
away to each lady. -.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Honey, honey, honey. homemade bread.
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter ~
the Southern hotel. Meals % cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Perfume with each purchase Saturday
aud Monday at Fosselman's, AZ East Park
street. 49,. .f ~.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Commencing with May 18th. and daily
thereafter. the Union Pacific viii resune
she sale Of round trip tickets from Butte,
Helena, Anaconda. Deer Lodge and Gar
rison. as follows:
To All Missouri river points. 5000; st.
Louis. $500; Chicago, 5000. For further
information relative TO routes, time
tables. etc.. confer with your nearest
Union Pacific agent, or
General Agent, Butte. Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Dry goods clerks all say that Roberts
"Rasor" scissors are the best, sold only
by Newbro. L tI
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

The Home" steel range. the heaviest
in the market. II. J. Blume, agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Baskets, bouquets and designs of finesi
flowers. Mitchell q Manchester, IS Wes'
Granite street. 80 'it l.t
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

Madame Vincent will open hair
dressing parlors on Monday. May "a.
1895. at No. s North Montana street,
between Park and Broadway. Hair
treatment a speciality.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-19

May IS and 20. Saturday and Monda,
next. a 25 cent bottle perfume free viii
each purchase. whether large or small. a
Foss mans.
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TrIIbx,a WInfIox.

Butte, May 17.--If you want to see q
Trilby window Of neckwear, 60 to Al Eas'
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The PHI Merchant.

Cooking stoves. s7.75 and upwards.
III. ]. Blume, rs West Park. Ia
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Notice.

s25 buys a nice six-hole range. III
J. Blume, rs West Park