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ANACONDA, , MONT.

NOTICE OF annual election Of the City OF
~ Butte, Montana. Notice Is hereby given
that on the second Monday OF April, A D.. 1895.
being the sth day Of said month. az the polling
places ot the different wards OF the City OF
Butte, Montana the annual city election OF the
City OF Butte. Montana. viii be held for the fol-
lowing officers OF said city:
One mayor.
Une city treasurer
One pOnce magistrate.
One alderman from the first ward.
Onc alderman from the second ward.
One alderman from the third ward
one alderman from the fourth ward.
Nne alderman from the fifth ward.
pne alderman from the sixth ward.
One alderman from tine seventh ward
One alderman from the eighth ward.
Said election Will De open az : O'Clock In tbs
morning and continue open until 6 o clock In the
afternoon OF the same day
The polling and voting places or the various
follows. tO-Wit:
First ward. on Copper street between Main
and Wyoming streats.
second ward. az northeast corner OF Granite
and Montana streets.
Third ward. on vacant lot east OF McDermott
hotel On Broadway.
Fourth ward, on vacant lot west OF Butte
ee.pttb1c library on broadway. ltt
Fifth ward. West side OF OhiO street between
PARK and Galena streets.
sixth ward. In Caplice building southwest
corner or Montana and Park streets.
Seventh ward, opposite the City hotel on
North Arizona avenue.
Eighth ward. 493 Colorado street, between
forphyry aud Cod streets.
f. w. IRVINE. City Clerk.
Dated this sth day OF March. ~ ID. 1895.
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BAYARD's HEIRLOOM. already arranged
the preliminaries. This coming sum-
mer, Mr.. Bayard gives lawn
party to the Duchess of York and he
has invited the Earl of Caithness, now in
the country, to go shooting with him i'm
Scotland this autumn. when his guests in
clude the Prince of Wales. Mr.. Bayard
likewise takes n party to Wales this July
in which the Baroness Burdett- Coutts
aud Sir Ellis Ashmead Bartlett, her
brother-in-iaw, are to be conspicuous.
Now what agitates New Workers who are
watching breathlessly the dizzIly fashion,
ably career of Mr.. Bayard is the question.
how on earth does the ambassador man
age to do il? lie was always very poor
and his official salary is only S17,500 a
year. 1t is feared that Mr.. Bavard will,
ms they say in Harry Miners district, 90
broke If he doesn't stop. In America he
was so poor that just before he sailed he
had to sell the famous bust presented 10
his, ancestor, Senator Bayard, ny the
father of his country, which was an heir
loom in the family. 1t fetched $50, 900,
Mr.. Marquand having bought it.
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Mary Perry Payne, DULCEr STRAINS.
wiie OF ex-senator Henry b. Payne, died
at Cleveland, Ohio, barely a week ago.
This lady was the mother of the late Mrs.
William c. Whitney and, consequently.
grandmother of Miss Pauline Wnitnev.
This death will have an important infla-
ence on New York society. For one thing
1t puts the entire Whitney establishment
INTO mourning. They will not attend any
dances or dinners. and, of course, Mr..
Whitney could, by no stretch of imacina-
ton, be conceived as entering upon a new
marital venture at the precise moment
that his children were going into mourn
ing Tor the death of his first wife's mother.
10 be sure. there are some vague stories
going about that this very death caused
the prompt denial of the engagement
stories, out such rumors are rather wild.
Hydra-headed rumor will not close her
mouth, although wooed by dulcet strains.
Mr.. whitney is or was in Italy this last
month, but is expected in New York from
week to week, -
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United States. Tho object of this is 10
crafty personal wish of the counts TO
acquaint himself with official life and
sound conditions in the new world. The
young man proposes TO tour cur country
exhaustively when he arrives. q proceed
ing that would be unusual in 4 diplomatic
representative Of his rank. The TOURING.
il seems, would be prompted by the
counts wish 10 recuperIte his health. IA.
has not really been well for long tirl.-
The count would be a decided aeuII IIssiltor,
20 society. and his presence - eagerly an
t.cIpated by the social sets. Moreo-cr. be
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daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Douglas
sloane, late in May or carly in June.
liss Sloane will be. the second grand
daughter of tho late William Ii. Wander
bilt to be married. The first was Miss
Maria Louisa Shepard, now Mrs. William
j. Scheffelin. Young Burden is q nephew
to that /. Townsend Burden who is what
Steve Brodie calls a fidus Achates to John
Jacob Astor. One of young Burdens
cousins is now Mrs. Frederic Gebbard.
Altogether the young fellow is very, very
fashionable.
Now, the trouble is this. When the two
young people are married at Lenox, shall
William X. Vanderbilt be invited? He Is
the brides uncle by ties of blood. But
Miss Sloane has selected Miss Consu elo
Vanderbilt to be one of her bridesm aids
and Miss Consuelo never goes anywhere
without her mother, and her mother W ill
not go where her ex-husband is. Miss
Consuelo and her mamma are expected
back from Europe late in May. The en-
tire Vanderbilt family is to be present at
this Lennox wedding which is to be the
very swellest function in the country this
spring. The aft Iir is, in fact, TO be a
formal reunion of the Vanderbilt family.
But however imperative may seem to
be the necessity of inviting Mrs. William
X. Vanderbilt for the sake of her daughter
Mr.. Willie must, it seems, be asked also.
On the 18th of last February there was
an auction at which Mr.. Willie bought a
pearl necklace with n diamond clasp. 1t
cost him $4,000 in our money. Nobody
knew precisely what Mr.. Willie meant to
do with this gewgaw, but now it turns out
that he proposes to present the object to
Miss Sloane on her wedding day.
Miss Sloane's mother is Mr.. Wilie's
own sister. She is worth S20,0OOOOO. No
doubt she will be the one to settle the lit,
tie complication. Every society man and
woman in New York is on the kee we've,
to again purloin from the gem casket of
Steve Brodie's vocabulary, as to the out
come. For the first time it will appe ar
how the Vanderbilts stand on this divorce
imbroglio. Miss Consuelo has more than
once set her family agog, notably when
she drove her own coupe in hot haste for
the doctor herself, at the time of her
brothers illness, to the wonderment OF
the people who saw her shoot by like
fash.
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Theatr.ctI Notes.

Mrs. Langtry has produced new COM
edy IN four acts, entitled "Gossip" at
Palmer's, with enormous success. The
piece is by Clyde Fitch and Leo Dietrich
stein. The scene of the play is laid at
Trouville during the season, the charac-
ters being principally Americans summer
ing there. Mrs. Langtry plays the part of
n charming American woman, a dvorcee
married again for the second time, who,
in the course of the play, manages to save
very dear friend from repeating her own
bitter experiences in the divorce court.
The first act transpires on the yellow
sands of Trouville, for which scene some
touches of realism have been provided,
rendering 1t especially attractive. The
rest OF the action takes place in n hotel
and in a villa at Deauville. For the
presentation of "Gossip." Mrs. Langtry
has engaged n special American COM
pany, the cast being as follows: Mrs
Barry. Mrs. Langtry; Mr. Barry. ].
w, PiGott; Mr.. Stanford. c. j. Rich
man; Mrs. Stanford. Miss Enie Shannon:
Myriam Stanford. Miss Blance Burton
Colonel Cummings, {. Il. Currier
Mrs. Cummings, Mrs. Louisa Eldridge:
Clara Cummings, Miss Eleanor Barry
Hallows. Valet to Count Marcy. T.. T..
Williamson; Servants TO Richard STAN
ford, Holton Chandler and j. Top
per; CASTOR Bernay, Ivan Wat
son; DIR. Robbins. Mr.. Lowell; Count
Marcy, Eben Piympton. As soon as
Mrs. Langtry decided 10 produce Cos
sip" she cabled to lie Perricre, of Paris,
ordering the gowns that were necessary
for the piece. As the period of the play is
supposed to be in the summer season at
Trouyille, the most fashionable of Euro
pcan watering places, il is believed that
lie Perriere's costumes embody his ideas
as TO what will prevail there next sum
mer. consequently, the ladies who sec
Mrs. Langtry, will be able to get valuable
suggestions concerning the forthcoming
styles. Ii is hardly necessary to say that
these gowns are elaborate and costly, as
Mrs. Langry's impeachab!e taste in the
art of gowning is we'll known and recog-
nized. The engagement of Mrs. Langtry
is limited.
That glittering and tuneful hodgepodge
of nonsense Little Christopher" is bring
ing the standing room sign in frequent
requisition at the Garden. Bessie Bone
hill, as the cabin boy. is a facinating fig
ure. There seems TO be no two opinions
about Miss Bonehilrs performance
she Is inimiiable. Her burlesque and
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When you get to shirt waists you must
consider grass cloth. 1t is cool, comforta-
BILE and of a neutral sort of brownish
white that stands any amount of bright
ening and smartening with gay ribbons.
A full front to bag over the belt is correct,
and this should be red or blue with sill
yer buckle.
There are linen waists, too, for those
who like them better. These are box.
plated or may be laid in a bewildment of
tucks and edged with valenciennes. Pearl
buttons or studs are the accepted fasten-
ings.
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clu;chins it with both hands. The day of
the silk petticoat IS said TO have been
lived. Not 50 IN New York, at any rate.
At the Easter openings II appears striped.
Drocaded, plaided and with its ranks aug
mented by batiste and lawn confections
lace trimmed and OF every appealing
shade.
4 novelty disSiayed yesterday was a
skirt made of the new openwork black
six worn over an under pe,tIcoat of red.
! he same open work effect appeared in a
white naIusook pctticoat over blue.
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CO { n c. The
merry little man
was tempted by a
very hatte ering
offer, but had SO
m a n y e n g age
ments elsewhere
that he was forced
TO decline tho in
vitation. Had he
been aboard. he
might have made
things so hilari-
Gus that the little
"a N p ! easantness
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other swell character impersonatIons,
which made her the idol of the music halls
in England and in this country. Come
dian Bigelow, as the Spanish governor,
now makes up with wonderful fidelity as
Mayor Strong, and in the bustling throngs
of the Midway Plaisance scene, are repro
ductions of Ex-Governor Hill, Chauncey
NJ. Depcw and other celebrities. The
electrical effect introduced by the Cuban
trio. in the last act. is one of surprising
beauty. DAVID WECHsLER.
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would not have wILDER'S FANTASY.
occurred, and the divorce would not have
been precipitated, thus totally altering
the course of Vanderbilt history. How
ever, that 10 mere, idle speculation. Wilder
hrst attracted Mrs. yanderbilt's attention
at Newport picnic by replying to her
question: What is that round shining
disc .yonder?" MADAM, that is the
moou.n
Everybody burst into loud laughter at
THIS, but Wilder plunged into a discourse
upon the flirtations of the sun with the
moon and saved the situation, and the
iady's feelings. But he missed the chance
of'hls life by declining TO go on that yacht
ing trip.
MIR. Bsyard PlungIng.
.. Thomas f. Bayard will certainly be n
very poor man when he gives up his post
as ambassador to London. lie has just
moved into a splendid new house in Eaton
square, London, chiefly, IT is understood,
at the persuasion of Mr.. Roosevelt,
who has now recovered from the severe in
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From the New York Herald.
In 1901.

Mr.. Shandy (petulantly from his
pillow -"Ethel, l know / heard n noise
I'm sure there's n woman in the house. /
won't sleep a wink unless you go down
and seer'
Mrs. Shandy (exit with revolverl - 49,
ii all, Willie, If you bother me like this
again, I'll send you back to your fatherl'
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MIR. Bsyard Plunglng.

nuenza he con-
tracted in the old
quarters. Mr.. and
Mrs. John Jacob
Astor we're Mr..
Bayartl's guests al
most Immediately
on their arrival in
the worlds capital,
and Mrs. Astor is
TO be presented to
the Duke of York
before she returns
TO this country,
Mr.. Bayard having
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cies of New York &
399.
L he difficulty
will havo to be set
tied in short order,
but the problem,
Tor all that, re.
mains still insolu.
BILE. 1t arises out
OF the fact that
young James A.
Burden, jr., a worry
choice specimen OF
n gilded youth, ,weds
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pantomime train
ing in England
made her mistress
of her art. She
understands tn G
whole alphabet
not the first two or
three letters. No
one can dance =
nIm5lcr horUpipc,
sing "A character
song with greater
expires sion, or
fro.ic through the
nazes ofburlesqus
with more ylgac.ty.
This " eek she has
introduced Little
John Bull, and
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bered that when
Baron Werda was
recalled as Ger
man ambassador
TO Russia, the post
" a 5 offered 10
young Bismarck.
but lie declined it.
Efforts are being
made TO induce
him 10 take the
post for a time at
least. and then
about September
he will be trans
q
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mense spangled butterflies are the newest
things shown and are the spring bonnets
par excellence.
Mime. Rejane, the French actress,
piquant, but not pretty, wears a large
black lace picture hat with dashing bow
of striped turquoise and black ribbon on
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From the Chicago Record.
"Mr. Scrimple," said the magnate to
the rising young lawyer, II want to make
use of your valuable services.r
VERY well, SIR" said Scrimple, as he
gasped at the joyous prospect of first
brief. "Whatsca do for you?"
"A firm which competes with my
house." replied the magnate firmly, lis
about to bring a damage suit against
me and want you TO get then to engage
you as their attorney"
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Is IN favor of bimetallism and was the
hrst European to make use of the pictur-
esque figure of speech depicting the
American eagle perched in screaming tri-
umph upon a silver dollar. So no would
or ought TO be welcomed by tho silver
men.
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OF gratiucatlon IN
a revival of the
rumor of his en-
gagement to a
well-known lady
in New York. No.
body placed much
faith in the story
because 1T h as
been denied again
an d again, but
there was an adj
ditional reason for
d i S or G ditingit
now. No notice
has been taken of
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one side and with huge black rose under

one side and with huge black rose under
! the brm.
A fanciful bonnet worn by Mrs. George
Gould is OF Rhinestones and jet strung in
a lace pattern. Pert little rosettes of
cream lace are poised over each ear and
punches of forget-me-nots give the touch
of color needful.
large hat of coarsely woven green
straws is trimmed with meadow grasses
and twigs of pussy willow.
The bow bonnet is scarcely more than
parody of a bonnet. Last night I sat
behind a girl at the theater whose coiffure
was more interesting from an artistic
point of view than what was going on be-
! yond the footlights. 1t was the texture of
cobwebs, the dense color of lusterless
ebony and 1t was coiled in heavy mass
above very white neck. The eyes were
blue and the straight, delicate brows as
dark as the hair. The intense black and
white paled the Titan red locks of a fair
&ady in the same row, and from its rarity
n9ered the possessor an object of much
seAlation. Above this coil of black
locks the girl wore q simple black bow
bonnet. She did not wish to attract to
headgear attention that must be with
drawn from her coiffure.
Nevertheless. contend that in theater
or out of 1t girl with big nose should
he free to wear big hat if she wishes TO.
ITS apt to become her we'll.
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HE Straw hat is
beginning to APP
pear on Broad
way. 1t is large.
low-crowned and
wide of brim with
untold quantities
of roses or jon
quils bedecking it.
and with bows of
reckless proper
lions standing out
ON aifhar aldo I'm
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NOTICE OF CITY ELECTION.

NOTICE TO the qualified electors Of the city
~ OF Anaconda. Montana:
You are hereby notified that the annual civ
election % be held in and for said city, for the
purpose Of eleciing
Que Mavor.
one City Treasurer.
one Police Magistrate.
One City Attorney
one Alderman from the First Ward.
One Alderman from the second Ward.
One Alderman from the Tnird Ward.
one Alderman from the Fourth Ward.
VIII be held in the several wards OF said city
on Monday, the Sth uay OF Aprn. 1886 Polls
VII! be open from a. ". 70 p. m. OF said day.
J. &. ENGLISH.
CITY Clerk.
Dated. Anaconda. March 3 1885.
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ribbon across the front or laced diagon-
ally under jet buckles.
A cream colored jacket for the race
course or for coaching party is faced
with black and white moire silk and lined
with white satin.
Capes are short also AMI lined with
bright plaids. In no, a few cases c,,o
parasol' hat and bodice trimming Will be
formed u lace in one design in different
widths.
ELLEN Osborn.
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The GOSSIP OF GOTHAM
a New Complication in The Vanderbilt
Family.
APROPOS OF A WOMAN
The Truth About Those Whitney
Matrimonial Runsors = Bayard
Beggarlng Him mseIf-Is Bis
marck's Son Coming.

Copyright. 1896, by Bachelor. johnson &
Bacheller.)
Ihe social consequences of the Wander
Dit divorce have already brought about a
serious complication in the charmed cir
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One OF the things which strikes a
stranger to New York is the temerity with
which the Gotham girl braves the weather
in low cut shoes. You see them every
where and have the fact impressed upon
Pyour mind that the most chic thing about
the modern bellies toilet is her silken net
ticoat, as revealed by the abandon with
which she raises her dress skirt, tightly
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A good tennis or golfing frock is OF white
duck striped with navy blue. The skirt
is full and quite short, and the blouse
plain and box plated.
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MarshaIl wIIder,. RemInI.cence..

When the famous Vanderbilt yacht
party got ready for its famous tour of the
Mediterranean, Marshall p. Wilder was
asked TO accompany it in the capacity of
entertainer in ordinary to the Ts==-,s-bilt
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Bi.marck'. SON Com.nr

Again are the rumors revived that
Count Herbert Bismarck proposes to como
10 the United States in the capacity OF
German ambassador. 1t will be remem-
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A few novel Easter dresses are worthy
OF description. For a tall blonde OF
purest Saxon type with rose tinted cheeks
and velvety blue eyes, is a gown of ecru
corded silk with a fitted blouse of blue
velvet and large pulled sleeves. A wide
cape collar and deep cuffs are OF ecru
gupure lace of exquisite pattern.
A dress of apple green faille is striped
with black and figured between with tiny
apple blossoms. The blouse has a front
and girdle of cream lace and the skirt is
caught with black velvet bows.
A fresh little pink gingham gown has a
skirt opening over front of pink en-
broi'lered in black. The waist has q pink
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Black and red rose color is not COM
bination to be overlooked in planning
your summer wardrobe. Mrs. Levi p.
Morton's eldest daughter has beautiful
spring gown of pale, rose-colored silk with
large pulled sleeves and wide cape collar
of black velvet, the latter obscured be-
meath guipure lace of exquisite pattern.
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Prosecuting Plutocrat.
The petty personal persecution to which
William c. Whitney has been subjected
for over year past, found a new object
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and black yoke and shoulder ruffies of
French embroidery.
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The jacket that is short is the Jacket
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ELLEN OSBORN TALKS
About The Dress Parade for Easter
Sunday.
THE STRAW HAT APPEARS
MulIs, Muslins and Heavier Goods
for the Days OF Sunshine
That Soon win
Dawn.
(Copyright, 1895, by Bachelor. johnson G.
Bacheler)
HE STRAW HAT APPEARS

tCopyrIght, 1895, by Bachelor. johnson &
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Cures.

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guarantee that the first bottle will benefit.
All druggists sell it at 81, 8 bottles for s.. or
IL Will be sent, prepaid, on receipt OF price
by the DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.