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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
TnANNsaIvINq aPoRT.

Il was a cold and diagreeabIe day
but the sportsmen turned out in
force to contest for the prizes offered
by the Rod and Gun Club. A. w.
Lockman and Milt Reynolds were
chosen team captains and following
10 the result.
Lockman, out Of 10 shots. scored &,
]. b. Cowen 8, e. II. Jones 3. al Oil
yer s. Il @. limerick 8, M. 6. Comes 3,
r. P Chattin 6, DR.. NeiswAnger g.
total, 43.
Reynolds, oat 81 10 shots, scored 2.
DR.. Smith 8, E. d. Wolfe 8. r. w.
Smith 8, n. @. Mailison 2, Paul 0re-
bangh 4, w. ID Reynolds 3. ]. d. Hell
frich ), L. d. May Total 80.
Consequently an oyster supper was
furnished Saturday nights t EmeFick'a
for the two teams At the expense Of the
Req nolds party.
In shooting Oh . tie Bob Chattin
being the winner, got the second prize,
fine hat, and DIR. Smith took hum
ter's knife.
IN the third contests double birds
-Lockmau took = pair Of Morocco
leggInKs.
The handsome silver cup WAS won
by Bob Chattin. who scored II out 81
% hirds--and he u proclaimed the
boas sheolist ii The occasion.
Malliaon easily won the BOBBY prize
a "Smith hammerlsss patent elector.
+ To the amateur contest John WoT'
rick brought down 7 shells and tool
first money. Otto Campbell scored
and got second money.
10 the evening social dance tool
place - Wilcox'e ball, which wa
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Desert Land--FinaI Proof.

UnlA8d NlalN8 LAM Olaee, h0Isa Civ Iaabo.
November ia 1ss1
Negisp l. hereby given that JOHN 0NTHANK,
aasgues a. Janos harrington 81 Poeatcilo. Baunock
esun " idaae has Hsaa notieN Of int@utSan 80 make
pfauf kis 6e1sff lard eaia Ne Ills. sar tha y hf
ssa 81 tp1sR4E, naisa meridian. iaahn. 6ei1Fe
Register and Reeziref Il. s. Land oae a hosae city.
fdahes Or MaNDAN, 4he sch dag Of @aa1aF8. 9asa
tie naNea ne iollqNing Nltaesdas e prove ne sel=
p1rta lrrn&liem and reeamatin e aatd land, &ames
y. Dstan * RacAseilps faaapek e1uH2y, Idaho lc.
seph KAgtar a. 0echsrd Ads county, AaAhus 3sines
J. Me1bonaS4 q hanIpa, Canyon eously ldszIol Ana
chnfiHs CkFinnzan "a faian ety Ada conntf, lahoA
noyH CHARLES Hi1H0u. Register.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Fred Steussey and Sam Kincaid
returned from Lime creek Monday.
Mrs. Marvin Of Minnesota, Ia here
on q visit with her Uncle, A. w..
Lockman.
w. M. Stockton returned 10
Glenn's Ferry from the Ogden hot
springs yesterday.
Six more pupils were added to
our public school roll Monday,
making the daily attendance 1856.
w. s. Galloway and family have
removed from Warm Spring creek
10 this place TO remain during the
winter.
- Open rate of one fare for
round trip during the holidays TO
all points Ia Idaho. Selling dates,
Dec. "a and 25 and Dec. 81 and
Jan. 1. Final limitg, Jan. 6, 1896.
Brunt Young Is here with his con-
struction train and will extend the
depot platform about 900 feet
west-something that should have
been done by the railroad company
long ago.
Frank AXE il putting up a two
story addition ct the rear Of his
building now occupied Is q butcher
sho This will give 0rehaugh an
opportunity 10 enlarge his barber
shop and bath rooms, which will
be done immediately.
The BULLETIN is requested to say
that the Republican wac ia error Ii
stating that the pupils Of the 10th
grade Of our school would give pub
lie exercises next Friday afternoon.
II will be school matter entirely
and the public Is not invited 70 at
tend.
Mountain Home Lodge No. is,
K. of r., Monday night, elected the
following named officers for the en-
suing term: w. r. Smith, G. c.;
Geo. y. Mahoney, v. c.; w. A. Rey-
nolds, K. Of r. & s.; r. r. Whitney,
Ia. Off; ]. A. Purtell, NJ. Of T.; Fl.
20. Madison, NJ. Of A.; George P.
Hall, P.
J.H. Weeks Of Boise has con-
tracted with superintendent p III.
Scott 70 haul the Wide West mill
machinery from Red Warrior, near
Rocky Bar, TO Mountain Home. for
shipment BY rail, for "a cents per
pound. Mr.. Weeks is now collect
ing bis animals and constructing
sleds for this purpose, and aill soon
be ready to tackle a job that at this
season Of the year ~ill be no child's
play.
Prominent citizens Of Mountain
/ Home will about the first Of Feb
ruary render the iaughable bur
llepuue, The DeestTiek Skule," o.
fifty years ago. This is something
i that has met with unbounded sue
cess wherever presented and w
have no doubt that the older sehoO
children will eclipse the younger
: So none should refuse 10 lend 1
i helping hand, as the prooeeds ar
i for the purpose Of a final paynen
: Of $500 on books already pur
/ chased BY the public schools.
al The Shoshone Journal noted I'd
+ appearance ia that town Of u, s
) Deputy Marshal Sid Roberts. 10
T the good name Of Marshal Crutche
! "a krast the title Is uniuBtly bel
: sowed. Aaer his defeat In Is9
6 foe the nomination Cor Sheriff b
i the Democracy Of Gilmore county
Is this fellow Roberts jumped into u
. Republican rank with both feet an
b stlll trains with them. pOlisicall
ie he 10 nos entitled 10 any favoFa !
she handle Of = Democratic official.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Mrs. A. j. Woodruff returned here
last Friday from Ogden.
Walter Corker spent Thanks
giving az Glenn's Ferry.
Mr.. and MIRA. Wilson and Miss
Clark were visitors here Saturday.
from Bennett creek.
Hutch" the grocer, must Be the
bows friend. as they cheered him
Justify on Thanksgiving day.
The Boise papers report Con Sim
mons, . well known Atlanta miner.
as dying AZ tho Kelly Hot Springs.
II. o. Madison, after q success
full business visls et Rocky Bar. ~.
4 turned home last Wednesday eve.
ming.
/ A. B. CLARK, the Mountain Home
capitalist, Il Is guest 81 ths Overland
Mr. Clark says che prospects fog
Mountain Home were never brighter
He Gees 10 il ono Of Idaho's chic
cities and thai not many year
+ In the future. Boise Statesman.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Notice for Publication.

NavanshaT ea faa6,
Eoiiea q hsrsby given that Ne following naaaei
maaaAnT has e noalca d haF imseuaiom 20 mAks ana
precf u surpgrf o. her claim, and thai said pFeoi 81
~ made h@4oFa ts Clerk a tbs uasaFisS Court o. ~
uiesc ceuuty idaho, e. Mountain Hoa,e, Idaho, %
JANUARY al lana via. LILLE @. BtBAEF, Mean
~. hiahe she NAMES 1he following witnesses &
nrnFe his esmiinu@aa residence upon and euitsnAot
OF aAId lad, yix. Jaulss HuAHat6 william A. Nal
Tins. Frank q &hieids. George n. Hail. al Of Monnt
A'A ,.s 's s cHsas iesa alaaoD asxsussr
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Resolutions OF Rsspect.

Hail OF 0utdtng atAr Lodge No A. D. 81 r.
Mountain HoEaa Nov ~, 1874
WhnFas@ n having plsAmea AlmAwhRg 0ad ~ call
frum Ger ualiat nna lnfe eFeraatirG hapHsHesa MA
eAEAh n knnwNhure. mnfhew Of &mtnr Il Bnrmay And
nretber Z. pursgs werths msznbeFs 81 lhh lodge.
thSEefora be n
Received. THAT Mhlls We bow with FeseEssre % ne
VIA ef IRE 0Fmes Nenis 0rnad nf the umivermN, the
mesnbssz = 0aidinF Slar Esdgo Ne. = D. a. r. ais.
eeR4iv nYmpn4hiHe with cur eiEe1r nna hr@ahar In
ts.r Hteg4rNhe ioss, and thls lodge s2eo candaies
th ofnf done ard near F9ankvwe 81 ska eecnaxaa m
this ccmmuulfS.
Meacav@d. That thnna resolutions W enaaraa mpnn
The minutes al TIE kozo and cgry aEni h cur Is.
taf and bFuthes ard alma fnKninhBd q the Nountaln
Aono papers ios gabiieatlan.
REGINA KUNNECKR,
IDA B. RAYNG
A. y GRIFFIN
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
cal Carnss q ROoky Bar spent

Cal. Cnrnes Of Rocky Bar spent
Friday in this place.
Miss Leora Lockman returned to
chool at Boise on Monday.
Chas. Flynn Of Pine Grove has
ons 10 Boise TO remain this winter.
Cy Doom IL here from Pine Grove
md win probably remain until
Spring.
L. M. May, the Glenn's Ferry
druggist spent Thanksgiving day
n Mountain Home.
&. G. Helfrich made q flying trip
b Glenn's Ferry on Friday eve
ning's train.
Miss Hattie Wallace came il from
2lsnn's Ferry Monday. and il visit
ing with tho Corker family.
@. II. Corker and wife, 7. Hut
nhina. LAWYER Howie, lack Hun
eFfoFd and Scion Mccoy went to
BOiss Sunday.
Our merchants are already begin
ming tosrseeive holiday goods, which
they viii tell you about Ia these
columns ID cue time.
The woman's equal Suffrage club
met at The Turner House Saturday
evening, and we are told that there
gas good attendance.
A. w. Haynes came down from
line Grove Friday, on his way 10
Clancy, Mont, where be viii re-
main during the winter.
MI. and Mrs. B. g Mullins came
ID from Bliss, Thursday morning,
bn q visit TO their son, Prof. Mullins,
etuFning Sunday evening.
Chris James was up from the
oaTing Snake last Sunday to Gee
his sick friend. Chris Terrill. who
Ee ere glad to say il rapidly rscov-
bring.
We have fine assortment
" Boys and Youths 0vgreoats nc
educed prices. just the thing for
Christmas presents. Come zee them
bad got prices.
HRLFRHcH MERCANTILE Co.
MIRA. NJ. s. Comes and children
iisited relatives IN Boise several
lays during che past week, and
Manuel not only appeared lonesome
airing their absence but asserted
isa& "a mfans enld
Ben Robertson has been awarded
b contract for digging 700 holes
I'D acting Of the poles for the
nuntain Home and Hot Spring
sfophone line, which work has al
ady been commenced.
At q regular meeting Of Mountain
omo Lodge, No. rs. I. O. o. n,
ald Saturday night. the following
beers we're elected for the ensuing
Fm: r. R. McWilliame, n. g; w.
Mullins. VIC; Geo. r. Mahoney,
8 r.. r Whitney, r. s.; Henry
dorsey, Treaaurer-Trustees, Il. r
hitney, Geo. +. Mahoney, l.. A,
Underwood.
Joe Doneys fiFst-clasa miner and
ood man in every respect, who re-
nrned with his family 10 Beloif
Via, about three years ago, came
D from the east on Fridays train
md went 10 Rocky Bar the mex
ny. Mr.. Doney says, that Idahs
e0ple have NO conception Of the de
lorable state Of affairs back east
hat the iaboring CLASSES are q
lind TO their own interests on tn
pA silver iasne, be fears they vii
rs he made 70 zoe their folly bafcFl
Ne tyrannical clutches az the golf
- and corporations have them a
mly ID their grasp that they can
remedy tle evil Il The hallo
" nor by revolution. Aud We
in 10 called ''Free America
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
neaart Land--Final Zoo.

unisci Stats Lad 0laoe Boss Czly, Idaho.
NoseuaAef "a, 1870
Noalna = hereby glssa that 5osErH LAWLERs -
saRnea a Edgaf b Calvin 81 OFchssd Ads eeHnty.
faaao haa Had n8tiea q utsHtlan e make Iiruei o.
- 8aesra@lana claim Ne liza feg he hf s61 81 @
fHR4 81 Baiaa aisrsliisn idaho bef9re HaxisteT and
Raeasssr u B Lsna oHsas It hatse CITY fsate, On
MONDAY, the asn dAg q taHnAFy, 1871 he uA1nel
80 fAlfoNtnN wisarN e prove ere eQMpssN NgfRss
ilon and Fauianasion 81 sid haa. 1snass +. naan,
4ahn OntNaHk 81 Roeal4iio. NeMneak eeanty iaAhes
5aHlaa 3 Mrseanaia 4 EsalEa. gzngan asanss, tee.
eAafasa r chxlluAn e Batss caty, Ada ceszftf
49, ssvo cHAatxs nIARop. nsrlus,r
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Neather Absent nos Tasdy-- Ruby hci1sn, Ruth hyde
Besnio Callaway, Rosa Lander, May SaisaaAy,
EzvlrA Subway Bells kockmAn, Anuls AafsIn,
MaNRse Llunehan, Christie Hendricks, Freddie
nsnneat, Grover Tanner, Chester Pssk, walter
Caie.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04

Neither Ahesat nor Tardy--Ressi Cooper, George
as1ay, Afsia Bin, waiter MMsiey, AlfFud E5aRpsF,
ougtis RlashaFe Resale RahrsF EsteitA nohrsr,
MaFvim TuFnnK. Eamn WAcox, bamnle MMrsAy,
0eorge tohhaen, Qsen Und1rwsod-
I4Ir1fR q. BuRMET, Teacher.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Timber Culture-Final Proof.
Iat,a Oaes Il llalsn osty, faahn.

Nasiee = hereby given ilsas AfsBEEF ioFE&fuek
hAa sai naEico q luaausau e sass lna prod neicFs
Hsa4ates aN4 Hsaisar q = Land uA0e - slelE
ans Ia 8oaAe Nzsy fAa1As e. fslitAfs NE 1qto dA5
q Iascsashsg sA9 on tlmkef cafkuxN apftatfsn
No. 8lA. 81 sAR kW ~ So Ar - ssettce Ne. 2. IN
Asanth4n Nn 7. anHHh rags ~. e&ss w anme1
~ witnesses aossn Lewis SelAA Nezllees, sAlsea
niseA fohn Iafnex. ~ 81 nIsaeaa Valley eushsa
'sl ssii ' cnknLzs Hmnop. asslsn
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
Keep Your Eye on this Space for
THE HOLIDAY GOODS
n the Department Store of
M. y. u = n r. BY.


Our cut prices have proved :
success. We don't hear any more
about Caldwell and Boise prices,
and how much better people can "a
there, etc. Just ask yourself this
question: Why can't Rice a. Co,
soil a. cheap Is anyone ia Idaho9
Then call and get our figures and
you will be convinced that we do.
Gro. s. RIcE q Co.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1895-12-04
MONTHLY scnooL RRPoRT.

The following IL the report OF Noun
tain Home Graded schools for the
month ending Nov. m:
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DIVORCE CASES.
I 5 Cold Day When Butte Can't Di
I'm "A Few

s Cold Day When Butte Can't Dig
Up "a Few.
BUTTE. March 27.-Judge Speer of the
district court to-day granted a divorce to
the plaintiff in the case of Addie Smith
against John NJ. Smith. According to the
testimony taken by the referee, the par
ties were married I'm San Francisco in
1889. Mrs. Smith charges her husband
with non-support and adultery and said
he was now living with a woman known
as Lou Demers. She also testified that
the defendant was employed as piano
player at 81 a night and had constant en-
ployment and yet for two years lie con-
tributed nothing toward her support. he
admitted to her that he was living with
another woman and Hattie Lewis also
testified that she saw him with the woman
named. The decree of divorce was OIL
dered entered. upon the payment OF the
fees.
The divorce case of Annie Wing against
II chard Wing had been set for trial to-
day, but neither the plaintiff nor defend
ant or their attorneys werc present ana
the case was continued until tomorrow.
Mrs. Gertrude l.. Lippincott to-day COM
menced an action for divorce against
William |. Lippincott, alleging habitual
drunkenness as the grounds. They were
married in Butte on March 81. 1886, and
have no children. Mrs. Lppincott is at
present living in Helena. An answer will
be filed by Monday next.
Another case of the Silver Bow National
bank against j. &. Henderson had been
set for trial to-day, but was continued on
| n stipulation by the terms OF which the
| defendant agrees to pay the amount sued
| for by June Is. or in case of failure to do
so that the plaintiff is TO have judgment
| for s., 80. the amount of the notes and In
| terest and $40. 50 attorneys fee.
McGinnis and Hanson were before
Judge Speer again this morning to plead,
but their attorney, John Lindsay. file1 a
| demurrer, which was set for hearing on
| Saturday.
The Kent & Stanley company to-day
! commenced a suit for Sl59 against the
| Tuttle-Dugan company.
Judge Mediation to-day discharged his
trial jury for tho term. The next trial
| term will open Monday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28
NUMBER FIFrY-EIGHT.
Another Victim of the Terrible Januar
.- Explosion.

Another Victim of the Terrible January
Explosion.
BUTTE, March q. w. c. Brinck died
at Murray & Freund's hospital this evening
from injuries sustained in the explosion
of Jan. Is. making the 5Sth victim of that
terrible affair. Brinck was struck on the
head by one of the deadly rabble heads
and his skull was badly crushed but 1T
was not thought at first that the injury
was SO serious as it afterwards proved to
be. He walked around as usual for
nearly two months and seemed in good
health, except that he had a severe head
ache every few days. DIR. Murray made
an examination of Brinck's head few
DAYS ago and found that he had sustained
a severe fracture of the skull and that
broken pieces of bone were pressing down
on his brain. An operation was performed
yesterday afternoon and the pieces OF
bone removed and the patient was getting
along nicely until erysipelas unexpect-
eddy set in and proved falal. Brinck was
81 years old and leaves n wife and four
children. He will be buried from Sher-
mans undertaking rooms at o'clock
Friday afternoon. Services will be con-
Quoted by Rev. E. j. Groeneveld.
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Chicago; G. G. Beckwith, Boulder Springs ;
j. A. Nc Gill, Great Falls.
The Butte-T. A. Deering, San Fran
ciso; f. J. Llewellyn, Minneapolis; E. A.
Laurier, St. Joe; w. A. Wetmore. Salt
Lake; j. II. Lesher. Sam Schram, ID. +.
Davis, j. Il. Warmer. Chicago; L. w.
Wright. Helena; w. G.. Stonewell, n.
Guterman, Il. b. Hubbard. st. Paul; DR..
A. II. Mitchell. Deer Lodge; j. 4. Shields,
Anaconda; j. L. Richards, Helena; II. w:
Hixon, Anaconda; w. Il. Fergus and
wife. Whitehall; G. KImple. G.. w. Wheel
er. Denver; ]. Q. Mason, Tacoma; j. L.
Illoway, New York.
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All expenses of maintaining the city
crematory shall be paid from the health
fund. The yearly salary bill was then
passed. Under it the ma rshal and chief
of police receive $3.50 and S125 a month re-
spectively until July l. The new code
abolishes the office of marshal and after
that the monthly compensation of the
chief of police and captain of police will
he $50 and SIPS. In response to kicks
that were registered by VIvion and Cook
the mayor stated that he would instruct
the marshal to see that the ordinance in
reference to express wagons and hacks Is
complied with, and that they are not al
lowed to block up the principal streets.
The recommendation of the judiciary
committee that the petition OF Joseph
Cohen and wife. claiming damages for in
| iuries be disallowed. was adopted. The
| Odd Fellows were granted the use OF the
| Auditorium for their celebration April PC.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28
The Greatest
Bargains

Yet offered will be offered this week
in our store. Our cellar and two large
store rooms are filled to their full
capacity and we must clear them out
this week to make room for large guam
titles of goods in transit. Our buyer
as been away for three months devot-
ing his whole attention TO buying the
hest food product the market affords.
This week we will give the people of
Montana the benefit of his labors by
placing the goods on the market 20 per
cent lower than they were ever sold
before. All mail orders receive prompt
attention, all goods guaranteed first
class or money refunded.
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Hotel Arrivals.

BUTTE, March c7.-The McDermott-
Thomas Mcdonald, Whitehall; Charles
X. Davis, NJ. y. Davis, Cincinnati; ID. o.
Bean. stevens Point; NJ. G. Cohn, Boulder /;
p. p. Cohn, Seattle; NJ. /. Lewis. Val
paraiso; {. +. Ely. -. Louis; w. ID. knowl-
ton. San Francisco; G.. r. Randall. W. H..
johnson, J. L. Stack, Ii. l.. Bndgman,
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Sportsmen Take Notice.

W. f. Witch will open a school in tax.
idermy in Butte about the first OF April.
For particulars call on Legs or address
w. +. Witch, Livingston, Mont.
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The stock OF Gea Lung q Co., consisting
Of Chinese and Japanese fancy goods, etc.
VIII be sold at auction Friday, the 18th
of March, at . West Park street (old
Palais Royal stand.
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RUTTE 49,.

The Principal Branch once Of THE STANDARD
N AZ No. q East Broadway. Butte. telephone
No. as Advertising rates furnished On sppas
cation
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do hereby announce myself as a can
didate for mayor of Butte City, subject to
the decision of the republican convention.
j. Fred Loeber.
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This paper contains Coins coupon.

Every man. woman and child should
read Coins Financial School," IL Is the
best book on the silver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets a
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For artist supplies GO to Charles Schatz-
lein's, II West Broadway.
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Ribbons

An immense assortment
pronounced to be complete
in all designs Of fancy Rib
bons Dresdens, Checks,
PIaids and Stupes.
Ribbons are to be the
Dress Trimming, and we
are ready to match your
gown and your millinery.
Block doubie-faced Satin
Ribbon that has been SO
popular is again in great
demand, we have it in all
widths. Prices less than
elsewhere.
Twenty dozen Seamless
Fast Black Hosiery (Wo-
men's). Find them on the
Hosiery counter. tx
traordinary value at I5c
the pair. Shown elsewhere
at 20 or 25c.
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Bicycle riders should wear an o. p. c.
suspensory. 1t prevents injury and Sc
cures comfort. We have n large new
stock. Come and see them. Fosselman
Drug company.
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Dress Goods

Twenty pieces New
Check Dress Goods at TIC
a yard. IS pieces New
Dress Goods at 25c a yard.
25 pieces New Stripes and
Check Dress Goods at $50
a yard.
Fifty pieces Novelty
Wool and Silk Dress
Goods. The nobbiest and
best values ever shown in
Montana. Sale price SOC
a yard. Good value at 75c
and 81.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

81 cases ladies 50 flexible soles Dongola
button shoes, our price Sl.95. Red Boot.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

Coins financial school. On coupon plai
at the STANDARD office to-day.
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Mrs. d. j. Knox, at 81 w. Granite,
names Lenten prices: Carnations, 40 to
60 cents; shipped roses, Sl.25.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

1sl cases ladies So 80 hand welt Dongola
Pat. Tip shoes, our price S2.45. Red Boot.
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Tha; can't be disputed Our stock OF woolcns
embraces everything in vogue this season.
seeing Is believing. aud yOu'li certainly believe
what we say when you see what We havc. IL
isn't enough TO have your clothing made IN the
right style; Il must he made of the right mate
rial We have the material and our styles are
always right. We arc the talOrs Of fashion.
nash and co.. II East Park. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

This paper contains Coins coupon.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-28

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