The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-26

consult with her can call from II a. m. to
/ ID. IN. and . TO u. M, tuesday,
wednesday and Thursday.
have a four-room house TO rent. j. NJ.
Kennedy, Cherry street.
For men only. Furnishing goods at your
own price. New York Bargain Store.
The latest novelties in side combs and
silver buckles just received at Hammer
slough's.
When you don't know what you want
come in and look over Greig's bargain
counter.
Go to City Attorney English's office, on
Commercial avenue, opposite Greig's, and
register.
John McMurray, father of the editor of
the Recorder, visited Anaconda from Butte
yesterday.
Call and see the handsome premiums
that are offered to subscribers to the
STANDARD.
If you don't register, you can't vote.
Pure blood is necessary to enjoy health.
3. & NJ. sarsaparilla puriiies the blood
and Bore Menthol cures catarrh.
Austin Brown started yesterday for In
diana in response to a telegram announc-
ing the serious illness of his father.
William Schuld, OF Butte has accepted
position with Theodore Ehret in his fur
niture and undertaking establishment.
There will be meeting of the official
board of the NJ. l.. church tonight at z
O'Clock, sharp, at the parsonage. Inn
portant business is to he transacted.
Lotus society of the Christian church
will meet Wednesday afternoon at the
residence of Mrs. "A, j. Blake, 3l3 w.
Park Ave.
L. L. Beaudry began work yesterday
clearing the ground al the corner of Ce-
dar and Park avenue for the new block
which will be built by Mrs. Beaudry dur
ing the coming summer.
Mr.. Cushing has sold out his barber
shop and returned to Butte. The place
is being renovated and newly furnished
and will be opened to-day and will be run
strictly according TO union rules by the
new proprietor A. A. Brown.
The Peoples Party club will hold their
convention in Evans opera house Tuesday
evening at 7: 80 p. IN. for the purpose of
n CITY tlCkel. All DODullSlS
are earnestly requested to attend. >. ID.
Beebe, president; William Edwards, Sec
| rotary.
The reading room of the Hearst Free
Library depository was opened at 10 o'clock
yesterday morning and remained open
until 10 o'clock last evening. Dozens of
people, young and old, visited the rooms
during the day and enjoyed the privileges
there offered.
The arrivals at the Montana yesterday
we're: b. G. West. New York; Fred j.
Donaldson, San francisco; Mrs. A. L.
| Harris. Butte; j. Ii. Brown, Butte; j. L.
Cannon, Tacoma; L. G. Shafer, St. Paul;
| +. A. Parker, Boston; A. SchillIng, Butte;
| c. A. Black, Butte.
O. II. Martin was brought down from a
wood camp, about SIX miles up the cam
yon, on Sunday, suffering from inflam-
| nation of the bowels. He was taken to
| ST. AIMS hospital where he died yesteT-
| day morning. He was 81 years of age
| and was buried yesterday afternoon at
the expense of the county.
| Water is unhealthful in the spring
time when the floods fl IL all the streams
with mud and gravel, and it is better for
''your health and your families, kind
sirs," that you drink Centennial beer.
| Foskett sells it by the glass, bottle. keg,
case or Darrell. Leave all orders with
| him or some other dealer who sells Cen
| tennial.
The case of Marco Vuscovich against j.
j. Denlff eft al. for forcible entry and I'M
lawful detention of certain lands near
Race Track, was partially heard by Judge
Fox yesterday. o. b. O'Bannon of Deer
Lodge appeared for the plaintiff and
Messrs. Sawyer aud Baker for the de-
PENDANTS. Evidence for plaintiff was
taken and the defendant moved a nom