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~,aIIopy STEAMSHIP LINES

MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES
vi FOR TEXAs. GEORGIA AND FLORIDA
Eleven IRON steamship aggregatng $1,000 Tons
From New York Wednesday. Friday and SATURDAY
DEiIGHTFCL SIX DAYS VOYAGE BY SEQ
,rO GALVESTON. TEXAS Thence by rail- 20 MEXICO
CITY AND POINTS IN MrNlCo and 20 DENVER
COLORADO SPRINGS. SALT LAKE CITY. Also 10
SAN FRANCISCO and all Caf Iri.,a Winter Resorts
W FrORIDA-vIA BRUNSWICK. GA.
70 JACKSONVIIIE. ST. AUGUSTINE. TAMPA. Sc
STRAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued 20 all
POINTS IN Texas Colorado Utah Arizona. California, Mex
90 nc Georgia Florida g.. Excellent accommodations
Write FOR t0-pags Pocket Guide trlailei frcel -
G II MALLORY 4 co.. Con. Agts Per ~. +. X. y. Y
OLD DO VI MO l. f..
" Steamers FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, OLD POINT
CoMFoKT and NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA REACH.
pETERSBt RG and RICHMOND. VA. and WASHING
;rON II . Moa Tues We'd Thurs and Sat. For
Richmond via JAMES RIVER Mon. Wed. and Sat
pier &c new No y. r. Beach-st.. az p. m, Sat
urdays Through tickets and freight rates 10 all
points South and West ,.,>,,,. -r. ,,
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DED u LINE OF NIEAMNfIIITN.
IL FOR la GIAYRA PUERTO CABELIO CARACAO
AND MARACAtRO VIA CURACAO.
FROM PfERREPOET Torres. BHOOKLfN.
q s. PHILADELPHIA. Wednesday. Jan. x p m.
4 CARACAS. .............. Saturday, Fep. p ~
< VTNTZi'FI.A Tuesday. Feb. II. p m
built expressly for the trade.
have very superior accommodations for passengers
BOtLTON. BLISS * DAl,f.ETT.
General Managers. 1875 Front-st.
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N. CHARLESTON :. e.. the South and Southwest
JACkSONVII.LE and all Florida points
From per - f.. T.. 0oot " Roosevetstl p m
Monday Jan. %
VIZ, ,cstsE ............... wednesday, Jan. 10
An steamers have arst-cas5 passenger accommodations
WM i. CLYDE x co. General Agents.
Bowling Green, y. Y.
Fla Cent & Penn. Fast +. % 7. Line via JacksonvllIe
Great So Freight and Passenger Line via Charleston
q; Eyer Gen'i $40 ID way ". I.
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NINANIT
IA TO LIVERPOOL VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Iucanla Jan. &c 30 a m. Tmbria Feb TO- ii A. m
E,ruris. Feb 2 10 n m serva Feb % 4 80 a. m
AurAna . Feb -. n IN Etruria 49,. Mich a m.
From ~ North River :oot q Clsrison,st ~
Cabin upward. Second cabin. $50. $40
x,3 acc1rlng n steamer and accommodations.
s,eerage tickets 70 and all parts Of Europe a.
very low rates For freight and passage apply at tho
C.uinany's enc. No. ! BoNl!rg Greet New York
VERNON II HROWN & CO. General Agents
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EGISTRATlON NOTICE.-Notice is hereby
III given that the great register of the city OF
Butte will be otrn for the Tegistra ion Of voter,
for the general city election 10 be he'd on April
3 i,g5. at the NcDermott hotel. East Bro tdway.
o March ~, iS.il said register will continue open
for ten days exc usye OF sundays and legal hOl-
idays, and will also DO open the last legal day
before SAID election for corrections and regis
tratiOn Of voters who were unayOidably absent
from the city during the ten days IN which said
register was kept open.
said register will be open during the follow
ing hours: From a. m. to I y. M; from .
y. M 60 p m, and from y. IN t. . y. m. OF
each daN. T.. W. IRVINE. city Clerk.
Dated at Butte Mont. March :, ISIS.
First insertion In Daily March 5.
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LIKE RATS IN A TRAP
Nearly TWln,y Miners Killed In a
Mine at Raj Portage.
THE SHAFT CAUGHT FIRE
BY This Accident the Air Supply
Was Cut OFF and the Poor Fell
lows We're Slowly Suffocated
"A Terrible Fate.

MINNEAPOLIS. March ia special to
shaft house at the famous Sultan Gould
mine near Rat Portage caught fire this
afternoon and before the flames were dis
covered they completely enveloped the
building. This shut off the air supply to
the mine, in which were working 20 or 25
miners.
A messenger who arrived at Rat Port
age from the mine at s o'clock says when
he left only four men had been brought
up. \ number of doctors were working
over them in the hope of resuscitating
them, but with small chances of success.
The other men in the mine were certainly
suffocated and practically given up for
lost.
SEVERAL RESCUED.
RAT PORTAGE, March 12.-Shortly after
o'clock the fire was eNtlnguished in the
shaft and the men descended and found
six men on the first level, apparently
all sufTocatcd. On the lower level they
found three more and these men were in
better condition than the others.
Efforts wcro begun to raise
them. Tho first raised was re-
vived after n short time. The fourth
man, John LAGER. died after he reached
the surface. The others were in n critical
condition when brought out bur all re-
covered except Dolph Ericsson.
The rescued are: Alex Nelson, Ran
dolph Ericsson, j. Ericsson, =. Strand. w.
Prime, Charles Edhstrom, c. {. Peter
son, Charles Coon. Prime was badly
burned
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said by ihe Pope

ALBANY, y. Y, March lin u letter
written 10 the state officials, Gen. George
;. Bachelor, formerly minister to portu-
gal, details n noteworthy interview with
the pope. The pope expressed regret that
certain newspapers and public men in
America objected to his sendin. dele
gate to Washington or sending out an
encyclical as tending to NEEDLE with the
affairs of a foreign government. This is
an error" said the pope. Il do not seek
10 meddlc with the governments except
TO admonish my people to obey civil law
and conform to the authority OF the land
IN which they dwell. / sent lcga:ee to
America in order that l might be informed
as to tho character of American lnstitu-
lions, and the peculiarities of national
and state governments. and above all, 10
reconcile any conflict, If there should b.
any. between the government of nv
church and the government OF the land"
General Bachelor writes: That his
holiness had no criticism to make on our
school SYSTEM" he said: II am informed
that the liberal party controlling the state
of New York chose one of our priests as a
regent of the university, and ] am told the
two senators of the great state represent
the two creeds, one Protestant and one
a Catholic. How, then, can complain of
the institutions OF America? The more /
study them, the more they please me.
have admonishel all the people in
America to refrain from strikes, aud
never resort TO violence TO redress a griev-
ancc. but 10 appeal TO the law and the
constitution.
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NOTICE Of annual election Of the city Of
~ Butte, Montana. Notice Is hereby given
that on the second Monday of April, \. D., iSH'.
being the Sth day ~ SAID month, a. the polling
places OF the different wards Of the ely 81
Butte. Mon ana the annual city election OF the
CITY Of But.c Montana, viii be held FOR the fol-
lowing officers Of said Guy:
one mayor.
one city attorney
One city treasurer.
one pOICe magistrate
one alderman from the first ward.
uue alderman from the second ward.
one aldptm IA from the thTd ward
one alderman from the fourth ward.
one alderman from thr iifIn ward.
tne alderman from the sixth ward.
one alderman from the seventh ward.
One alderman from tine eighth ward
SAID ele 'tion VIII he open ~ ock IN the
morning and continue open until o clock In the
afternoon of the same day.
The polling ana voting pacH * OF the various
wards, viii be held In the different wards rs
follows tO-Wit:
First ward. on Copper street between Main
and Wyoming stIe'is
second ward, at northeait corner of Granite
and Montana streets.
Third ward on vacant lot east or McDermott
hotel IN Broadway
Fourth ward, on vacant lot west OF Butte
free pub H. library on Broadway.
Fifth ward west side OF OHIO street between
Park and Galena streets.
riXth ward. In Cdpiice aiding. southwest
corner ot Montana and Park streets.
seventh ward. opposite the CHy hotel on
North Arizona avenue.
Eigh n ward. l3B CO'oradO street, between
POrphyry and Gold streets
Dated this sth day OF March. 4. II. 1895.
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Big Failure In Buffalo.

BUFFALO, March 1l.-John b. Manning
made an assignment to-day to John A..
Kennel of the Niagara bank. The assign
ment is ascribed to the failure of the
Standard Brewing company, which owed
John b. Manning and Manning q Sons
upwards of 100000. Manning has been
mayor, and possesses large property iu-
terests upon which he has been unable to
realize cash. 1t is said that the assets will
exceed the liabilities. The total liabilities
are not definitely known. The prefer
enccs amount TO $4,000.
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SAILORS KICK.
They Have Been IiI-Uscd by the Govcrn-
ment They Think

They Have Been IlI-Us cd by the Govera-
ment They Think
WASHINGToN, March 1.-THE COM
plant that comes from Vallejo, Cal, of
undue restrictions upon the Communication
of rations of the sailors on the Monterey
and Olympic, was ascribed by officials of
the navy department TO interested shop
keepers in the town, who protited largely
by the sailors trade. As explained at the
navy department it has been customary
to allow the commander of vessel TO use
his discretion as TO the number of rations.
This led to trouble. In some cases the
commanding officer was very severe in re-
stricting a number of communications, in
others privileges were extended without
restriction, SO there was complaint
among the sailors of discrimination.
Again 1t has been found that when the
ship was called upon suddenly to put to
sea, the messes were not properly sup
piled with rations, owing TO the number
of combinations. In one case the entire
marine guard of the ship was rationless
owing to the defalcation of the caterer,
who got drunk and spent the mess money
placed in his care. The department ofIi-
Gals came to the conclusion that some
rule was necessary to regulate the com
mutation of rations, and an order was
issued limiting the number which might
be committed TO one in each four sailors.
In an ordinary mess of 20 men. this would
amount to $3.50 per month, a sum suf-
ficlent. in the opinion of the department.
to supplement the regular naval rations
with luXuries. 1t is contcnded at the navy
department that the present naval ration
is the best in the world, and that Amer
lean sailors receive as much food in one
meal as a British sailor does in a whole
daV.
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Northern Pacific.
rnAINs ArnfNE - -

TRAINS ARRIVE At BUrrE
no. : From ~. Paul. chicago aui ~
Eastern points. arrives Nor.Aeru
PacIGc LocA Dtpo. daily At. $40 n
NJ L. No. from spokane, Tacoma.
seattle. Portland and al C1A,s
POINTS arrives Montana Union Ds-
POI. dJiy ~ .................. t0:4j . IN
TRAINS LEAVE HUrTF
~ L. No. I For spokane Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland ami all Coast and
california points. cave Montana
Union Iep5t daily nc ......'..- s:5)am
No. For ~ Hau. Chicago and al
Eastern. Southern ami Canadian
points. lnFHH- Nu.tueru Patlh' l.n-
ca n.op, ta.- ~ .............ta.e, pm
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the race between the Asia and Britannia.
The Asia did not appear. She may have
to go TO Marsailles for repairs. The race
today was for prize of 10000 francs. of
fered by the president of France. The
course was 20 miles. The Britannia, Cor
sair and Valkyrie entered. The Britannia
won the race for yachts of her class, and
the Dakotah for smaller yachts.
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WANT ADS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
N Employment Wanted" and Rooms 10
Rent cent a word each insertion; under a !
other headings, cents a word for the FIRST
insertion ana l cent a word for each Subse-
quent insertion. No Ads. taken for less than
% cents.
CLASSIFIED Ads. per line per month. .......S.21.
Count words TO the incl
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ANACONDA TINE CARDS
Butte. Anaconda s Pacific Railway.

Time SCHEDULED
All trains Arrive and Depar. from Butts.
Anaconda n lacinc Depot.
ARRIVEI ~ ANACONDA
No. ? Helena & Butte express. day 1905 m
No. 1, Butte Express arrives daily 800. 6;OJ y 10
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. . Butte Express for e. Pau.
Chicago and al lasterG points de-
parts dai Observation-Disclosures. 500 an
No !. butte and lie On Express. for
Helena AMI intermediate pOin.s,
departs ddy 2;l) p n
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TANGIERs Morocco, March ia violent
stO. prevailed here last night. Thirty fishing
boats and other crafts were wrecked The
piers were partly destroyed. Snow fell for the
first time Ia many years.
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BUTTE TIME CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda * Pacific Railway.

Time Schedule
All trains Arrive and Depart from Grsas
Northern Depot at Butte.
ARRIVE IN BUTrE
No 2 Anaconda Express arrives daily 900 m
No. L. Anaconda TX lIess, arrives daily 81 pm
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No J. Anaconda Express, from Helena and
intermediate points. leaves daily. 10: IS a. m.
No. 1. Anaconda Express. leaves daily 5.O) p m
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WASHINGTON. Marcl u.-A-,i,,au. Attorney
General Whitney a.-a-d before tl- supp me
e1g-- to-day 100 support NJ t.a income TAX law.
The c1rr- COON "a, c-ouda vs.. 81 DISTINGUISHED
member, o. Ilr bar -aI p-J-- men.
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BRITANNIA Noa.

NIENroNE, France, March li.-Nany
people came to-day from Cannes. Nice
aud other places in expectation OF seeing
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NOTICE 10 STeCkUOLDERS-0 iics %
~ tile Rcd lion Muin- company Anaconda.
AOur. March 8. I-ir. lh-rs j. ueanquens
upon the following described stOcN. on account
OF assessment levied on Jan l.. 1876. the sew
eral amounts set opuos. - the names OF the re-
srsctf va >u4rpnYLters a, Col O1v~.
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Montana Union.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BUTTE.

TRAINS ARRIVE IN BUTTE.
No. Garrison Express .....-....... 1915 p m
No. 100 Anaconda Express. ........... 1910 a "a
No. tO1 Anaconda Express .......... $500 % m"
No coz L. r. Fast MAJ. 100. ..... 9:2j a IA
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
No Garrison Express .............. $50 a m
No iOl Anaconda Express. ........... 1850 a m
No iD3 Anaconda Express ............ 5.uO p m
No COZ l. A. fas. Mai ............... 500 y IA
'tounerts a. Ntldr. with train from Deer
Lodge and Garrison.
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Great Northern.

Train 70 % Atlantic TX
press. Eistbound, FOR
-. Paul. chicago. New
YORK. and al Eastern
ifIlN> ....-s ....ss.a --s-.
Tain No. .3. Pacific EE-
press. Wcstbuuul. r. m
~ PAU. Chicago and
81 Eastern 20 nts ......
Train 20. J.. He.gas and
Butte EXpress ..........
Tram No. .. butts and
Heiena Express ........
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MONTANA UNION TIME TABLE.

Grains Arrive AZ Anacondal
No. From Garrison and all points
we,t on the y. P.............. $50 N
No. iOi Butte EXPRESS .............. II 20 a m
No. l0J Butte Express .............. COOP
Grams Leave Anaconda} ..4-
No. i0i Butte Passenger 0.45pm
No. 100 Butte Express ................. 500 m
No. 10, Butte EXpress................ l:3j m
Iran M. 10 conn scts at Bulte with y. L.
east bound OYeran train.
No i02 connects at SILVER Bow with L. p.
sIst mai
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NOTICE or REGI,rnArIoN.

NOTICE TO the legal voters Of the city Of Ana
~ cUnda. Monjaut:
You are hereby notified that the great regis
ter Tor the registration OF voters ~ the Is OF
Anaconda. Deer Lodge county, Montana, Will
De opened on Ia 'sday, the 18th day 90 March,
l~.iI. ftOm the hours of o'ciUcN q. M. % n RI,
from O'Clock o. m. 20 D. M, AMI fIom .. m
10 q . M. and VIII remain open e these hours
until tuesday. March 27th. inclusive
said register vii also Pc open on saturday.
April g. 1875. for correo ions, between the same
hours A. above.
All persons desiring To- vo-e at the city cleo
ton viii sec that their names are on the e-is-
ter.
10 will be necessary for an naturalized citi-
Gems TO show their fun ci iKensuin papers.
The y ace 90 registration VIII be iu the Office
Of the city clerk, on Commercial aycuGe.
GEORGE VI. iINSLEY,
Al. /. MAUAN.
Registry Agents
Dated An1cOuda March = isq5
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wANTED-SITUATIoNs

WANTED S.tultion by mau with II years
w experience to take charge OF any kind of
Best class OF buildings "A spe-
cat ". Best OF references. Address box 40,
Butte. Mont.
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FOR RES L.

NOR RENT-A suits OF nicely furnished
Il rooms Inquire at standard, Butte.
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LOST.

I oST-slO reward for the return OF my black
Il Il cocker spaniel dog. wears q : rap collar
and answers To the name o; Rastus. ID. -.
Twohy. Ci.y Drug store.
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EOR REE Three nicely furnished rooms
Il for housekeeping. 5lj West sd ST., Ana
conda.
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LNOR SALE-Two miles weSs OF Anaconda
II dairy ranch o. 10 acres; also 100 dairy
cows. Address ID. {. GRAY, Anaconda
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>orI,E or cry ELEoIIoN.

NOTICE to the qualified electors 81 the c.'y
~ OF Anaconda. Montana:
You are hereby notified thar the annual cit
election 70 be- held IN and for said city, Tor .lt
purpose 81 rectiug
Due M4Nur.
pu' Clty Ir 'aSurer.
uun Police MAGISTRATE
one city Attorney
bue Alderman from the First Ward
one Alderman from the second Ward.
One AldeTm tu from the i HITd MITa.
one Alderman from the Fourth Ward
VIII be held u the several ward, 90 said c
on Monday. tbs S-u day OF ApTi.. l~lJ r..
Will BE- open from a. m. 10 q p M u. SI.l dag
i. 4. ENDII~U
Gay C.erh.
Dated. Anaconda. March o. lSlJ
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NOR RENT-One store room. III Main -
It Also one o.hce o. furnished room u
letriZ buldns IN Dns' business location
Inquire or address to j. V PERTH. Anaconda
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE-A first-c!ass stock ranch, good
Il location. Address, Con Allen, SIS North
Montana street, butte.
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no RENT-A barn Inquire at Il. * VI. Office
4 or 40J West Park street. Butte
7 + you want 10 rent cabin. dwelling, store
i room or furnished rooms. inquire -. >
Lewis. 33j South Main. Butte. upstairs. room s.
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NNANrED-A girl TO do general house work,
w German girl preferred. Apply 2Oj
West Broadway. Butte.
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A GOOD RESTAURANT MAN with small
"A capital can get the best opening In tne
state to make money by addressing Foster *
Fox, Alissoula, Mont.
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ITO THE LADIES OF BUrTE-A specialist
Il OF salt Lake City is now located IN Butts
aud will be pleased to mest the ladies' a. nsr
home. Consultation Tree for monthly irregu
larities Mime kestner. sJI West PARK stres.,
l{uttp
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SOCIETIES.
MISC ELLANEOU>

NNrANIED-Io exchange vacant lot for q
w house and Ipl. viii ply difieren,e la cash.
Address l.. standard. Butte.
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WANTED--HEI.P.

DEOPLES Employment Agency-We neel
all the good homework girs and women
cooks we can secure. Dnirg girls amt girls
seeNiIg general work, when you want goo
pos ton see the Peep e's office, Owsley block,
Butte
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Tired, Weak, Nervous
Could Not Sleep.

Prof. l.. ID. Edwards, of Preston,
Idaho, says: Il was all run down,
weak, nervous and irritable through
Oyerwork. | suffered from brain IA
tigue, mental depression, etc. be-
came so weak and nervous that |
could not sleep. | would arise tired,
discouraged and blue. | began taking
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1 ADIES-Dr. Vorelrs French .em Ne Pills
Il never fai.. SAFE anl sIrs ~sa.sI =. Ia r.
ti-uars 4c. : Aurum MeIlc.n5 20, % state
- Chicago, H.
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OF those sets of SHAKESPEARE and
BYRON are left These books are hand
some-lust right for place in your home.
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NINE ROSS. formerly OF Walker bros %
vi "a Lake has open { IA lie uIs til. O-!us
par.or, at ro5Es - ami % Ows-y b ocG. Bu-ge.
seal repairing a specially.
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MRS. J. HELD. c,airyoyant AMI life reads
vi ladies' -. ca last PARK street Iut-e.
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Is the hest paper in the state by long odds.
You think so, and you hear every one else
say so, therefore you are taking no chance IN
paying $40 for a years subscription, and or
those terms you obtain the
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DR.. Miles Nervine

and now everything Is changed |
sleep sound.y, | feel bright, active
and ambitious. | can DO more in one
day now than | used 10 DO in a week.
For this great good l give Or. Miles
Restorative NerNinc Tho sole credit.
The Delta independent., 1895-11-13

Judge Avery was down Sunday from
Lake City for his regular visit with his
ia mily.
G. c. Slack, OF the Grand Valley Nur-
sery Co, received car load Of fruit
trees yesterday.
T.C. Wand left Sunday for Salt Lake
City, Utah, where he will spend the
winter with his family.
The Niles opera house at Hotchkiss,
will be opened with grand ball on
Thanksgiving night, to which oil are
invited.
As Thanksgiving approaches the
question of which ranchman is going to
bring in a turkey and pumpkin on
subscription takes leading position in
the thoughts of the newspaper man.
Dave Fleming left Thursday for Scot
land, where he goes in the interest of
the new railway tunnel scheme between
Telluride .and Ironton, in which
number OF prominent Delta men are
interested.
Samuel Patterson, who has been
mining in Lake City. one Of the owners
Of the Hiwassee mine. is down here for
the winter and made The INDEPENDENT
a pleasant call yesterday. His brother
was quite seriously injured at Lake City
by being run over, the Phonograph Civ
ing the following particulars concerning
tbs accident. james Patterson, super.
intendent of the Hiwassee. was badly
injured last Wednesday night by being
run over by man on horseback while
on his way home to his cabin near the
lake. 1t il said that the man rode right
along after committing the deed.
leaving Mr. Patterson lying in the road
in an unconscious condition. Robert
Wagner removed the injured man to the
Lake Shore house, and DR.. Lacey was
summoned, who pronounced the
patients injuries serious, but not
necessarily fatal, although, at this
writing, he is very low. John McIntire,
an employe Of the Golden Fleece, was
arrested yesterday, charged with having
committed the act, but pleads innocence,
claiming that he met no one between
this place and his destination, the
Golden Fleece. Later-Mr. Patterson
has Just eeceived word that his brother
is very much better.