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II Was Loaded.

Accidental shootings are almost every
day items IN Oregon. and the following is
the latest from the Albany Herald:
Mr.. Craft, of SodavilIe, wnils in his
house, was shot through the leg just below
tine xnee joint last Sunday evening with q
32- calibre revolver. An eighth OF an inch
higher would have entered the JOINT. DR..
Jones cut the bullet out. The shooting
was accidental. Some of the hoodums of
the place were congregsted at Mr.. Crafts
house. and the revolver became the subject
of trade. Wnle tinkersng with 1t, pulling
triggers and oth-r maneuvers necessary for
hoodiums to 60 through with to show it of
to the best advantage. tn thing fired a d
The conteuts deposited as above Stated
Mr.. Craft holds the revolver as security for
the costs. The Toys locked CHASTITY and
PROSTATE. and as though they had let some
thing ser away from til EN-. but much WIS, r
than before the pistol went of.
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Land Transfers.

Feb. l2-B. F. Laughlin ct al, to I.
Durbin; Sc or sec. tp 8 s l6 east; and
sw or of sw or sec. 8. tp8 II east /;
$4OO.
Feb. 12-Geo. E. Moon and wife to
Robert Mays; hf of ne or and n hf Of
NV Or sec tp5 r l5 east; $500.
Feb. l3-Gertrude Woodward and
husband to Mrs. A. L. Stranahan; por-
ton of the donation land claim of VIM.
jenkins No. 3s; 81.
Fen. l3-W P Watson and wife to
Marion F. Lay; ten acres in sw or of ne Or
sec. 81. tp 3. of 10 east; 81.
Feb. lS-Phoebe E. Morse and C. L.
Morse to Annabel Morse, S acres in NV Or
of Sc or SEQ. 3. tp 2, II 10 saat; $3.50.
Feb l3-Phoebe E. Morse and G. L.
Morse to Frsnces Morse: 10 acres In NV or
of Sc or SEQ 3. tp2 n 10 east; $500.
Frb 1.-THE Dalles Land and Improve.
ment Co. to Nicholas II. Fsgsn; lot s and 4,
blk Is, Thonpson's Addition to The Dalles;
5000.
Feb. l4-Ths same TO the same; lot blk
ls. Thompson's addition to The Dallesi
el0O.
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state a. Union, Union county, and arpro.
pristIDg money therefor, which has passed
both houses, provides that within thirty
days from the approval of the act, the gov
ernor, secretary OF state snd state treasurer,
acting in their capacity as board of com.
missioners OF public buildings OF the state
OF Oregon shall hire competent architect,
| who shall, under the direction of the board,
| draw plans and prepare specifications for a
| building suitable for an insane asylum
building. together with ths necessary out.
buildings. barns and fences upon the site
heretofore selected and purchased by the
board. Said building shall be capable
of accommodating 400 patients and planned
with view to the future building of wings
or additions, If necessary. The board
msy appoint soma suitable person
to Get as superintendent Of COZ.
ssructlon at salary not to exceed So per
day for each day necessarily employed q
such superintendent. The ard shall re.
ceive for their services no other compensa-
tiou tn IN their actu Il travelling ebpenses
and other necessary expenses Iuc1rrei. The
total cost of the building and all outbuild-
ipgs, improvements, appurtenances. turni-
ture, fixtures. and everything necessary to
fully complete and equip said branch asy-
lum, together with the salaries and expen-
ses of architect, superintendent, and board |
of building commissioners shall not exceed |
the sum of Si40, 600. The emergency clause
of-tbe bill is az follows: ''Inasmuch as the |
insane asylum at Sal. m rs now hiled with
patients, and ss it is necessary that the
said branch asylum be built Immediately,
this act shall take eff, ct and be In force
from and after its approval by the gov
eruor"
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-02-16
A Narrow Escape

The steamer HoAar which arrived in port
from Frisco last Thursday, reported narrow
escape from colliding with the derelict Bril-
Lucas about five miles off Heceta Light House
Itwas early in the morning and quite dark
when the aerelct was discovered directly ahead
and only short distance of. Had it been
little darker there would undoubtedly been a
collision which nigh, have proved disastrous
to the Homer. 1t is burning shame for the
government to allow this dangerous derelect to
remain drifting around menace alike to life
and property; when there reseveral idle men.
of war and revenue vessels lying in San Fran.
cisco, ,one Of these ships should be promptly dis.
pa:caed to look up and destroy this dcrelict
before omeaccident happens, which may cause
the loss Of life. Should one occur,rhe authorities
whose duty it is to attend to such matters, will
be thoroughly inexcusable for their negligence.
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work each week. The same plan is in
| opeI atien during the dull period, in ali
| parts OF the country, A Iiacninist ffrneriy
employed here writes that the shops at
Marshalitown, L., are beng run only
forty honrs each week, and this shows that
the o. z. +. Is not the only road that
feels the eff crs Of depre' sed business.
Pendleton Tribune: C. ". Clark has re-
carved the news Of the death Of his father.
.. +. Clark, at Dayton the deceased was
born 10 TIoga county, New York. 67 years
ago. He moved to Oregon IN lS47 and TO
Colum bia comfy Washington, in 1878.
he has served as justice Of the peace and
county commissioner, and is we'll known Cd
both sides OF the Columbia river. Two of
his brothers reside in Eastern Oregon. c.
W. Clark will go to Dayton to attend his
fathers funeral.
Two carloads OF -four. clothing, etc.. have
just been shipped by the ,ommittee of the
ch tmrer of commerce OF Portland to the re-
lief committee at LncolD, Nh. These sur
plies will be distributed am ng the needy
and destitute settlers In that state. This Is
the last shipment that will b. carried tree
by the railroad cnmpsn' Thus far l6 car
loads OF necessary supplies have been cent
fir m III Q state The bulk ot the shipments
We hen wheat. 4 ur ard 80 ne potatoes
Portland has contributed car, ads and 10
have been sent from other points in the
state,
Thursday. the 2lst dav Of this month. |
will b:i to close the eIgt t,enth b.. nniai |
regular session of the egon leg llture, |
which On that date will have been in ses-
sion forty days, the salary Limitation al |
lowed by law unless the governor sees tit to |
reci nveue the LEGISLATORS I, r aLother twenty |
days. making tota! OF eixv days, the
maximum limit. However. without the
voics Of the governor IN the matter, orr
state law makers have the privilege of re-
naming in session tseuty days lorger il
t'ev see fe, but wall TO- be allowed epy
for such extra service b, the
Itate.
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Rainier.

We have received the first copy of the
Rainier RevieO, and we c"py from 1t the
following notice Of The city:
"The site of the present city. as far as,
known, has always been here, but the city
itself is STRIPPING of less than 30 sum-
mers Think of 1t! Less than 80 years
ago, the shy fawn alakeu her thirst at the
riyer's edge where now stand the manv
mills, factories and warehouses of the
present proud little city; and the she.bear
reared her cubs unmolested where now Is
published the Rainier Revie,c "a family
necessity claiming the largest circulation
of any newspaper on the Columbia river.
Fifty years ago the sweet notes OF the jay
bird and hoot.owl we're lost On the desert
air; the white mans civilization had not
yet been IntrodEced-the festiye tomato
can and real estate agent were still IN
known"
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Notice.

The steamer Regulator will take trip
TO the Cascades on Monday, the 18th lnst.,
and will carry freight and passengers.
On Wednesday, the 10Th inst, the DaLes
City will leave Portland ana the Regulator
w:ll leave The Dalles, making through
connection on usual time. Freight will
be received at the wharf on the 10Th inst.
D. r. H. A. N. Co.
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Tie Cascade Reserve.

A bill has been introduced in the
house by Thompson of Multnomah, to
cure to Oregon, for the benefit OF the
common school fund. some 240, 900 acres
OF school land, being sections l6 a d 35,
embraced within the Cascade timber re-
serve. and the appointment of an agent
to select lieu lands therefor, and to in-
crease the price OF such selections to the
sum OF s. per acre, and to increase the
price of all state lands to the price of
50 80 per acre The Cascade reserve
was set off simply to allow the school
land board t select lieu lands to spec
ulate upon them, and this bill is the
elimination of the scheme.
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Indemnity Selections.

The following is a Inst OF n. P. r R.
20. land selected May 2, 1885. and ap-
proved May s, lSs5-L.st No. !. To-
depnlty Selections. The said list Of selec-
tions cancelled by order from the Hon.
Commissioner, letter "F," of December II,
1894. The land contained in the following
list is sitnated in GILLIAN county. Oregon:
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Dated at Dalles Cit
Ro,s and Girls AID society.

Boys may be had land sometimes girls)
-(l)or ordinary service at wages; ~ upon
indenture, Ito work, attend school. and be
brought up somewhat as your own;l and
t3) children may be had for legal adoption.
Address. ]. q. Misener. Superintendent
Oregon Boys and Grls' Aid society, Port
and, Oregon.
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HoW'a Thtsl

We offer Oae Hundred Dollars reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. j..
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all brAsess
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Tol.
edo, D.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarih Cure is taken internally,
acting d rectly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system. Testlmoni-
ais sent free. Price 75c per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
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stock inspectors.

Ths following ia the list of sto.k inspec
tors for Wasco county:
T. Cartwright, The DaIles.
A. S. Roberts. Deschutes.
". &. Cantrell, Dufur.
r. E. Hinton, Baheovep,
Zach Taylor. Antelope.
J. II. Sherar. Shsrar's Bridge.
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Exeoutrtx's Notice,

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undsrsyn,d
~ has been duly appointed by the Hop. C.upty
Court executrtx Of the last vii and testament Of
Ann Craig, deceased. All persons having claims
same to nae, properly verified, at the TIMrsMouEr.
AlsEfs ONCE in Dales City, Wasao County, OREGON.
~,tnin SIX months from the date Of this notice,
Dated tbs I'd day Of Febru ry, 1895.
CATHAhIAEA. CRAIG.
Executrix ot the Last will and testament OF Ann
Crazy, deceased. o,hs,
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Notice.,

All city warrants registered prior to
Feb. 8. 1892, are now due and payable at
my Office. Interest ceases after thi
date. IL BURGET,
City Treasurer.
Dated at Dalles City, Jan. 1st, 1896.
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n.port OF Grand Jury.

10 the circuit court of the state Of Oregon TO
Wasco county.
In the matter of the 6nal report of tn,
grand Jary.
We the grand jury for the February term
OF court, 1895, lie peotfully show to the
| colrt s, follows:
We have been IN session four days. and
have found two true bills and two mot
| true bills" ard have reported them to the
court from time to time.
We have examined the county records,
and find them all to be neatly and correctly
kept so far as we are able to judge. We
have examined all county offices and build.
ings and find them all to be in good condi-
tion, with the exception of the county Jail.
and we recommend that it be repaired by
placing an iron oeiling in places where
needed, aud particularly that hole be COW
cred :hat is 10 the ceiling of the Jail oorri
dor, and which, if left unrspaired, will af-
ford means of escape to the prisoners.
Other than this the Jail is In good condi.
tion.
We have examined the poor house, and
flnd the inmates thereof to be well attended
to, and the house and grounds to De in ex-
cellent condition, and commend its man
agement.
The treasurer of the county has made a
report to US regarding the county funds,
which ia as follow:
The DALLEs. Or, Feb. IL. 1895
To the Honorable Grand Jury no1 in ses-
sion:
GENTLEMEN. Below please find state
ment of the different funds Of this county,
showing the amount in each fund on Jan
81 1895:
trnere are warrants called in to cover this
amount or nearly -o)
Common school fund. ................. 2s41 22
{ This fund is drawn y county school su.
permit. ndent in warTants)
Road and brit2e fund. 1049 73
Warrants paid on sighD
Es'ray Iund.~ ...................-.... % W
E:tats;: SOS e
Special school fund .......:. .;; lss s6
Scho,l district No. bond fund. 6sl5 81
(For beginning new school house at Hood
Rlver)
Dalles CITY tax fund...--.......-......... s9b
paid When called for by city treasurer)
Total sl2,2l9ss
respectfully submitted 18th day Of Feb.
1885. VIM MIcHELL,
County Treasurer.
Having completed our lahora we ASH to be
dischars led, J. NJ. MARpEN, Forman.
E. A. GRIFFIN, Clerk.
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In a State of Bankruptcy

lis the condition of
our system if the
liver becomes mac
tive so that the
germs aud poisons
can accum ulate
within the body.
Keep the liver and
bowels active and
we're In a condition
Of healthy pros
perity and have
sufficiently well in
vested capital to
l-A- -~ L. g.
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Taken I'm.

Came 10 the Sharp place on thres mile, about
Oct Iber !, 1904. one red and white Muley COW,
brands percevabe, underI pc in right ear, cut OF
left EAR, the owner may have the bv paying all
charges FRANK P. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE Is hereby eivsn that there will be q
~ Stockholders meeting Of The palles, Portland
and Astoria Navigation Company at the Chronicle
nall on Saturday, April 9, 1895, st o'clock P ~
for the purpose OF electing seven directors, and
transaeting such other business rs may properly
come before ssid meeting
By order Of the president
The Dalles, Ore, Feb !, 1896.
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The AsYiuu Bill.

Senator Raley's hil f.r an act to provide
fr the building of a branch insane asylum
on the lands selected and I prchssed by the
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Lost.

A pair of blue tinted spectacles, be-
tween Newman's corner and Washing
ton street The finder will be suitably
rewarded by leaving the same at this
Office
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Dry Cod wood. .

We have again on hand an abundance
of strictly dry fir, oak, pine and maple
wood, cut for family purposes
MAIER & BEHToN.
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Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between W.
J. Wright, j. d. Douglas and @. r. Mem anemy In
the saw mill business ON Tamraek creek, about teu
miles from Dufur. has this day been dis lived by
mutual consent, Mr.. J. d. DougIas re iring from
the firm. The present fam will consist OF Messrs.
W. J. Wright and q. F. McManemy, and will be
known Wright MoMa1emy, who will LAY all
debts for which the late firm liable. and collect
all accounts now due an owing.
W. J WRIGHT.
J. d. DOUGLAS.
O. r. NcHAHEHY.
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hour of need. The liver flters out the
poisonous germs which enter the system.
Just 50 surely az the liver requisites the
system, 90 do d. ferce's Pleasant Pellets
regulate the liver. Keep this in mind, aud
you solve the problem Of good health and
good living. The Pleasant Pellets" have
. tonic, strengthening effect upon the lin.
ing membranes of the stomach and bowels,
Headache, Costivenes., OF Constipation,
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, Bad Taste
in Mouth, Sour Risings from Stomach,
and will often cure Dyspepsia. The "Pel-
lets" are tiny, because tie vegetable ex.
tracts are refined and concentrated Easy
In action, no gripping as with old. fashioned
pills AS "dinuer pill" to promote d.
gestion, take one each day alter dinner.
TO relieve the distress arising from over.
eating, nothing equals one Of these little
"Pellets."
Mrs. MELISSA ArwArER, of Stenben.
Wdskinpko1z Co. Me- writes =" rerarda
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For Sale.

EREsH nich cows. -Four miles wsst of The
i DAlles. A. FIELD, The Oalls Ore.
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Letters Advertised

When Baby was sick, We gave her Cssporia.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she cluns to Cas- 1oria.
Vhen size bad Children, S he gave ethem castoriA
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BORN.

MINNIs-In this city, February 9th, to tho wife Of
Mr.. II. Mclnnis, son.
FAGAN-In this citv, Feb. I4th, to the wife Of Mr..
Chas Z. Fagan, q son.
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Application for Liquor License.
CASCADE LocGs. FALLS PRECINCT,

CASCADE LooKs, FALLS PRECINCT,
Wasco County,
State Of Oregon.
NJ UTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT i, II.
~ ~ F. Jackson Of said precinct and county,
VIII on the 9Th dav Of March, 1895, apply to the
County Court Of the above.n ,med county for II.
cense to sail spirituauI. m4lt aud yinous liquors In
less quantities than enc gallon.
Falls Precinct, Wasco County, State OF Oregon
January z, 1895.
CASCADE LccEs, FALLS PRECINCT,
Wasco ounty, state Of Oregon
To the Honorable County Court Of Wasco County,
Oregon:
We, the undersigned taxpayers and legal voters Of
Falls Precinct, county and state Aforesaid, respect
fully position your honorable court to grapt H.
oenss to F. jackson, TO SCI spiritucus, v'nous
and liquors ct the town OF Cascade Locks said
precinct In less quantities than one gallon for the
period Of one year:
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the little Pei.
lets ! think
I could not do
without them.
/ do not like
to be without
them in the
house. I have
spoken very
hi G b ly to
friends and
neighbors of
the m an d
many are tax
| n & tn e N
through my
advertising
them. I viii
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pufur, Jan. rs, 1895 .
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pecially for an aftey-dinnef pill, ] think
they have no equal"
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THROUGH TICKETS
StockhoIders' Meetinx.

For information, time cards, maps and tickets.
Gall on or write, W c. ALLAwAY, Agent
Or A.. D; CHARLTON, Asst GenT Pass. Agent,
Portland, Oregon.
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Mr.. V. G. Brock, Of Wasco, arrived in
the city today from Sherman county.
Elder j w. Jenkins left for Duf ir to-
dow ua mill y,roonb fhoro , och avapipU
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iels and four others in 1854 7:4s Joe
Daniels broke down in this race. In 1875
another big race was run at the Bay Dis
trict track, In which Mark Littell's bay
horse Wildidle beat Grinstead. Revenue
Jr. and Sherman four miles in 7:25lA with
11s pounds up.
I'm 1876 occurred the famous Foster race
in which that sturdy old chestnut beat
Rutherford and six others in 7:321z. 7:45.
In the first heat of this race the distance
judges reported Mr. Winters mare Col
den Gate and Mr.. Simpsons horse Hook
Hooking distanced, although both OF them
were well within the nag. Had not this
been done my belief Is that Hook Hook
ing would have won the money. as he
never made any effort for the heat and
pulled up quite fresh while Foster and
Rutherford were terribly distressed.
AT the Bay District track last winter
there was n four-mile race in which Mr..
w. f. Smiths horse Gilead defeated Mr..
Corrigan's horse Hawthorne and st.
Louis mare called La Gascon. This brings
as timekeeper. Mr.. Morris
me down to date, and the next four-mile
race that will be run In America will take
place over the new track at Ingleside,
under the auspices of the Pacific Coast
Jockey club.
"Four-mile heat racing has often re-
suited in death to the contestants. The
careers OF Darnley and Sambo were end
ed on account of such racing at Louis
Vile in 1876: that of Frankfort at Column
bus. Ga. in 1857, and that of Henry Per-
rift at Nashville about the same time
MY own idea is that the longest race
to be run should be a dash of three miles.
That distance is long enough to test any
horses gameness, and yet IL is not neces-
sarily cruel test. There should be some
happy medium between the short sprint
ing displays of the present day and the
severe contests of is miles, such as re-
suited In the death of the game and beau
tiful Frankfort"
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For the Ladies.

Leys' special sale OF ladies' gold
watches of all sizes and descriptions,
from the full size to the size of "a
dime" and from perfectly plain to dia-
mond set cases. are all marked down
TO such a low price that every lady can
have a watch for a trifing sum. The
most exquisite gold cases with beauti-
ful ornaments are as low as $780, while
gold cases are offered at about half
that amount. The assortment is the
largest In the city and should be looked
over before purchasing. Legs, the jew
eler, has them now, but the people will
have them soon.
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XMAS SALE

OF Millinery at the Parisian Millinery
Company, 2o2 North Main Stree
There is no present more acceptable
to your wife or sweetheart than a
pretty hat or bonnet, and for the week
before Xmas the Partisan millinery
company have made great reductions
in their trimmed hats. A few of their
imported hats left which can be had at
a bargain.
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Butte, Dec. 20.-The word cuckoo" +"
cuckoo" may remind some of us of
the spring of 1896. The long winter
months before us may have a different
feeling. Nash & Co. offer the lowest
possible values obtainable in mems
wear. Place, Al East Park street. Call
and see what they have to show.
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s5, $40. SIS. $50, SIS, $780,


Don't fail TO see those handsome new
scale Kimball pianos which we have
just received from the factory. These
pianos have all the latest improve
ments, are perfect in tone and work.
manship. Why buy from a retailer
when you can purchase from us at
wholesale prices. Orton Bros, 305 N
Main street, Butte, Mont.
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The Cash Clothing company evident
ly have a corner on the silk handker-
chief business. You should see the all
silk initials, plain white, and colored
border silk handkerchiefs. They are
selling at 25 cents each.
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The Cash Clothing company are
headquarters in Butte for all kinds of
Xmas presents for men. The largest
assortment of Christmas neckwear,
gloves, handkerchiefs. mufflers. sus-
penders, etc, ever shown in Butte, is
to be seen at the Cash Clothing COM
pany.
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SIS. SIS. S $35, so.
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Sixty days trial Ten cents for each
button that comes on and twenty-five
cents for every seam that rips. Palm
er's pants. Main street. Butte.
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Lessons in the two step. w. f. Duff
fin, at Y. NJ. I. Rooms. Monday evening.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-24

See the beautiful work executed by
the Elite studio for holiday trade.
The Anaconda standard., 1895-12-24

See those cut glass bottles at New
bros at prices from 35c to SIS.