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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Sapatt'S &MltmruniiKon.

9aB Sapan es nit feiner &ultur=Mtfz
lton ern1t ntmmt, nnb baB Die 8orfdue bet
Der @roberung bon gort Mrtbur, Die ubri-
gems fi9 als febr bebeutenb minber f9redz
li9 b%erausgefte1t baben, tpie Der MnfaG auf
ben Srieoensgefanoten 81 Sung Sf9dng
bic iapanti9e 9egierung besbalb um 10
petnlt9er beriibrt BADEN, benefit cine Ser
fiigung oerielben an bic @ouperneure BON
port Nrtbur, @ntong, 9aitI9ing, &iati9p
unb Weibaitpet. Sic lautet:
nSie BADEN i'm 8erei9 sS6res @oupernez
ments bafir Gorge gu tragen, bab ale Gbtz
neien, bic in Solge Der 8riegsntrren um
ibr Gtgentbum gebra9t unb brpblps fiub,
einen Monat binbur9 bor 9unger gef9iigt
iinb uno gu effen erbalten. WGbrenb oieier
3eit lit baranf gu abten, baB bic 2euts SEE
I6Gftigung ftnoen unb 10 ipieber auf eigene
SiiBe fommen.
uDdmit nur tptrtli9 8ebiirftige btefer
ltnterftiibung fbeilbaftig perben, iolen Sic
Bitten cirtuliren laifen, nel6e bic Sallsz
pirtbe NIT Mngabe bes Stanbes unb Der
&opf5abl Der in ibren 6Guiern pphnenDen
Sarntlien aus5ufiuen BADEN. Die Inter
itiiBung erfolgt gegen Nntpetfung, Die bor3uz
3etgen 1T. Sie betreffenben 3ettel bat pas
Commencement gu oertbetGen, Bro Sag uab
&opf finb 4 So Geis (etipa Elm 9uart) 81
bertbeilen. 9ie 8ertbetlung felbft bat tdgz
li4 5pif3en 8 Bis II nbr @ormittdgs flatt~
5uftnben."
MuBeroem batten ale 9eerfibrer ben gez
m%efenen 9efebl erbalten, iiberaq, np tie
binfGmen, it6 Der 9ungernben Der Giotlz
Seo0lterun9 anaunebmen, bamit = nts es
in benz 8efebl pOrtli4 beiBt- unier 8ruz
oerbplt %erfenne, mas es bebeutet, cine &uls
turzgation gu beiBen! 9arar t0nnte ii6
man4e anbere triegfubrenbe Nation ein9eiz
fptel nebnnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
SeItenes 6eburtstaosfeft.

Sn MiGtpaufee feierte, tpie cine bortige
3eitung melbet, am @amftag 9err Sran3 Z.
2adner, elmer Der beuti3en Sionisre, benen
uniere Na3barftabt gum ni6t g~eringeu
She'll tire gegenmdrtige @rOBe beroantt.
i'm &reife ieiner Samilie, umgeheu BON &inz
bern unb @nteln, ieinen SO. @eburtstdg.
9as 8Obnbaus Der SarniIte 2adler, SO.
657 6. StraBe, mar aus bieTer 9eranlaiz
flung prG4tig geI3miidt un0 bon friib Big
fpdt liefen @ratulattonen Elm. 0err 2odz
ner erfreut ftb trpb ieines bOben 4lters NOD
bOniger e~etitger pie tDrper(i9er 6rii3e.
@r 1T Der 8ater BON feds lebenbsu &inbern.
@s iinb bies: Der befannte bie1ige Ge9tsanz
malt Srancts Qadner, 4ntoinette &Gdnsr,
Serau Or. 8arnbt in MenOmonee Sails,
@aufef6a Co., Srau 8uitao ysuB, Srau
@arG 2oB in Gbicogo, Srau Ji9ter 8lanfe
in G6tcago. 9err 2adner na31n ale Slid
tpiinf9e banfenb entgegen an Der Seite Ieiz
ner treuen Satin, elmer S9lpe1ter be5 pers
Itorbenen 9errn pbil. 8eit, bss @riinoers
Der pabit'f@en 8rauerei.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
sste Sebs sur ertenmtntB fom.mt,

Gem vMrbeiterdpoteG" @ugen Debs 1T
Elm 2i9t a%ufgegangen. Sn Galtfornten, po
er in ben lebten Sagen fir feline rMmerican
Gailpap Union" tbGtig mar, 1pra3 er es in
Ietnen @erbungsreben often auS:
uMir tperben fetnen Stretf n1ebr anfar9en.
Our9 ben Streif bonn lebten SDmmer Gdhen
mir 8tel gelernt, unb mir peroen rta9 bteien
2ebren berfabren. 9amals tourbe uns Be-
fonbers audi bic 2ebre beigebra9t, bab
oas publifum 1i9 @treifs nt9t eefolfen
lGbt. Die Menf9en i'm NGgemeinen finb
ni9t getpilt, pegen bes l1nre6t5, bas Inbere
erleiben, 1elbit 2eiben auf it4 gu neGmen.
unb mir erfennen iebt, DaB mir tetn &ebt
baben, ben Menf4en iolde 2eiben 5u5umuz
them"
Sebs' @egner nerben 5a9e1, er reoe iebt
in biefer @etie nur besbalb, neil bor benz
Gbicagper 8unbesgeri9t nod etn @erf9tpDz
run9spro5eB gegen i'm 19tpebe. 9rcBe
Mnqft nirb aber Sebs bDr bteIem Yrp5e11e
nobl ni9t BADEN. 8efanntli9 lam Der erite
qeqen 9ebs unb feline Witdtgefogten berz
banbelte Acknowledgements, Der 5u elmer
sSrei1pre6ung Der 1dmmtltden Megeflagten
fiibren gu pollen i6ien, in 6olge Der 19ipez
rem @rfranfung zines Ser Sei9norsnen 5um
pl0bli9en Mbbru9. un0 O6erbunoesanz
malt Slnep mar nun bafiir, bus gauge Werz
fabren eini4lafen gu laRsn; aber Gnoe btez
les Mpnats ioG bod nit elmer Grneuerung
bes 8ro5efes begonnen lperben. Spr Der
pirb ft1 9ebs naA Dem, mas op%rangeg4nz
gen 1T, fbiperli9 fiir9ten.
Man bat feinen @ru1b ober tein &edt,
Oebs in bieiem Safe ber0eubelet 5u be19ulz
biqen. Was er pom Yublifrm unb BON Der
MenI6bett i'm Nqgemeinen fagt. TT i~nfpfern
ri6tiq, als bic Menf9en feline 2ult 9dben,
ft6 bur9 einen topflofen Rieien1treif perz
berbli9en @erfebrsz unb Gei9dflSzS tpGltn=
qcr unb 1onitigem ungemade dnsleBen gu
lafeu. Mber es 1T ni9t toobr, Dap eS ben
Men16en I'M M%Qgemeinen am toerttDdtl9en
Mitgefiibl fir 0as BON MitnenIGer %erlttte=
ne llnre9t fe6lt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Won Dr. MIbre6t @irtb. y
Spfhp. II. M1ra.

y 9r. @trtb ma9t I'M S9reibem nit 6er Tim
fen Sanb iOl3e 6Orti6ritte, bub feline 9anbi6rift
berettS beirabe bielelbe lit ME DOR benz gerlulte leiz
mes re6ten @rmS. Nn6 bat er bteien leinen prd6z
ti9en @Srpeiten iapanil3cn 8rief auf rieitse eineml
slei3enbe gapierbOsen eel6rieben, ME er
lie III @bttaso Sm benusen pleste.
&eb. SIL. Stts3g.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Die RuoeI gait nidt ihm.
Der GRANDDAUGHTER Oonopan miro ais 5euee
eites STREETS 1hper perwutoet.

Ser am 9rainagecanal, Section So. 8
bef3dftigte Nrbetter Sames 9pnoDan mar
Sdmitag Ha6mittag in Der am Canal belez
genen MniieOelung Sag, in Der Wtri9lGoft
BON Mufbbprn, unbetbeiligter 3euge zines
9treites anif9en fetnem 8ormann Sobn
0uggan nit etnem anberen GRANDDAUGHTER.
9uggan griff gu einem &eboloer, %ieuerte
auf Ietnen @egner unb perfeblte bas o3iel.
Die 8ugel traf ftatt beien ben Dem Sample
u19auenben Opnopan in Die linfe 8ruft,
cine ernitlt9e, aber ni6t Direct lebensgefdbrs
li9e @unbe berurfaGsnb. Ser Z6dter
puroe in 9aft genommen uno Der @ertDun=
bette per 8ubn na9 Der Stabt gebra6t uno
bon bier aus benz County, Oipital ii6erz
geben. 9onooan 1T 81 Sabre alt unO unz
perheirdthet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
auSd1entltd1s auttuts 9taats- Reita41n, aafhuod, 10. aprtl 1895.

60 erfreuten fi6 bic Opfsr 9u1man's
Der trdfttgen 9iilfe tbrer Mitmeni9en; big
fe bur4 ben birnlofen SpmpatbiezS trett
Der rNmertcan &atltpab Union" in cine nod
peit iiblere Gage berfebt tpuroen. Iu4 na3
benz, burh bic geiunbe Ternunft anoerer
Observation-Disclosures berbetgefiibrten ldben
@nbe bes Spmpatbieitreifs b0rte bic melt
b%erniinftigere Spmpatbte bes Publtfums fir
bic Spfer pulman's ni9t auf. unb hte!e
berielben fonnten ft9 feither, Danf biefer
%Derniinftigen Sbmpatbie, Elm 0eiieres, BON
tbrem Spranuen unabbdngiges Oafein GRIM
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

cine Before 9ebensbaGtung gu fiibren, als
ibre concurrirenben @efdbrten in anberen
2Gnbern, etnen Son, Der pirfli9 auf bas
8ebirfniB Der arbeitenben 8laIen unb nt9t
auf bic @inf4e bes beutegsrtgen aapttals
g%egrinbet 1T. @on Srei6anbsl, Der ben Or
better ni9t nur auf elei9en SUB, fonbern
f3le9ter itelen piirbe, als 1eil1e europdii4en
Gonegen, tpoGlen fe ni9ts lpifien, unD NIT
elmer partet. nel9e bieIen uao i9panfenoes
@elo auf ibre SABINE I9reibt, pollen ite ni3i5
gu tbun baben. And don't you forgetit
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
: @nbe sSyanuar tpurben aus benz Srei

-@nbe Sanuar purben aus benz Sretb'
b, SoebenT9en @etngute in Nadenbetm Elm
9alb1tiid 1893er Nadenbeimer &iesling gu
5000 Marf unb ein9albtiid1893er &othenz
berg%Nusle1e gu $500 Marf uno 1e Elm
6albitiid BON 900 Sitter an Die tOnigl. bate
rtf9e Soffelerei in Miin9en bertauft, bas
gibt 1omit fir ben 6eftoliter 500 be5tebun9s%
ipei1e $50 Mart. 2ebterer biirfte Der bDdite
9rets fem, Der bisber fir rbetnif9es @s>
pd9s beaablt tpuroe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Sofnp. 1e. Mdra.

Sin Seit fo1gt hier auf's anoere, I'm Nbz
i4ieb gu nebmen BON Or. 8OthOnaOe mar
Elm grDBes Diner i'm 9otel Smperial, an benz
mebrere iapanif9e 8arIamentdriet nnb Wtiz
niiterial1 etretdre t6eilnabmen. 8ot1pnaoe
be Sontunalie, Elm biinnes, ge6iidteS, tpeiBz
baariges Mdnn9en NIT iugenofrii3sa, unz
gemein lebbaften unb tlugen Mugen, mar
iiber 5tpan5ig Sabre in bieiem aan6e, um
BEL Der Qualification bes iapanii9en &e9tes
cine berbDrragenoe' &oae gu iptelen.
Nuf bds ercluiipe, 6alb btplomatil9e
8antett folgte beute Elm populGres Set fir
Elm peiteres publitum, ebenfaQs I'M Smz
perial, Der Nbf6ieD Der 2eibsarbe bes Mtz
tabo tpurbe ~gefetert. Ser groBs @aal mar
ben @emetnen unb ibren Sreurben etn9e>
rdumt, tpGbrenb Die Sffiaiere nit tbrem In<
bang in einem f~leineren s3tmmer tafslten.
Cine re9t quite 8anbe fptelte multere Betz
fen, Der Safe that feline S9ulbigfett - be-
tGubenber 2Grm = u~marmull9en Gte0er
= aber fem Strett. Naes perlief frteblt9.
SIM nd9iten 8riefe min t9 auf Die pplttts
f9en @erbGltnifIe ausfiibrlt9 eingeben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Sur6 feline wur6erbollen 800 8il0er.
9nrG ietne $40 Seiten 6Ddft interefiauten Sert.
NI9emeir onertanut bic Bel @eitem i9onite,
bic etn5i9e, bes @esentGnbes %piirbt9e, t''"brz
baft fr(dJGpfenne $d1tlnerntg Der
@olumbil9en @eltausfeQuns.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-23

An8 - 'c;3rdtnoe with law ami order o. the
Board d Trustees made on the 6th day of Nav,
1898, 50 masy shares Of each pa~c'e Of surh stock
as'mas De necessary, vii be sold it public suc-
ton at the 5iice Of tAe Company, il the airing.
ton II ''lse Rl,ck, Carson City. Nevaua on We'd
nesday, June 9Th. 1925, a. @. m of n safd dav.
20 pay said delinquent assessmant thereon. tu-
gether with the "'st of al, erfisiug and expenses
81 the sale.
J.. R.JUDGE,
Secretary
Iae aoott sale IL postponed m-i july 6 H.
james r, Ju g,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-08-23
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Red Oak Mining COMPANY Location of prin-
2iptl place of business Carson City, Nevada. L),
sation OF works Sierra County California.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the 10 low
Ing ds ribed stock on account of assessment
No. A., .eyIe. On tie 5th day of A pril 1885, the
sevtrs' anioun opposite tue names o. the re-
spec i've shareholders a. TO ows:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
AllGHT IN The WINDOW
II Is Burning Every Night for The
Missing Mrs. James.
BUT SHE HAS NOT RETURNED
The People say Old Man James
Thumped and Abused His wife
In Most lnhuman Manner
Before She Skipped.

BUTTE, Jan. Ar. w. James of No. GO.
West Park street is cooking his own beef.
steak and making his own bed at his home
| nowadays. Ho has been doinl
| il for three days and he /,
| likely to do it some time longer.
| Mr.. James is big man, Weighing some
! 200 pounds and measuring 6 feet in his
stocking feet. He has a wife who is much
/ liked by the neighbors in the vicinity OF
Missoula gulch and is regarded by them
as a gentle, ladylike and hard working
| little woman. She weighs something like
100 pounds and measures about feet 5
| inches in height.
Mr.. and Mrs. James came here from
California about two years ago, where
they had been married. Lately the neigh
bors have talked quite n little about Mr.
James cruelty toward his little wife.
What reason he may have had for becom-
ing enraged at her does not appear, if he
had any. But on n number of occasions
nc has practiced his muscle at her expense
and the complaints and pleadings of the
little woman have been of no avail.
The last time Mr.. James exercised him.
self at tho expense of his wife was tho
night before last. Whether he thought
his wife had not cooked supper to suit
him. whether he thought she had been
smiling at some other man, whether he
wanted to start the new year right, or
whether he just felt like giving her a good
beating, is not known. 1t was rather late
in the evening when he began beating her
and when he got tired he took a big knife
and drew it across her throat, threatening
10 kill her. At least that is the story Mrs.
James tells. 1t Is known that she ran
screaming out of the house with her
2-year-old baby. She took refuge in the
house of a neIghbor.
Mr.. James slept alone in his house that
night. lie thought his wife would surely
return in the morning. but she did not,
and he had to fry his ham and boil his
eggs himself. At noon he began to miss
his wife, but he grimly thought she would
have to come back of her own accord. lie
would never go to hunt her up. 1T was
well enough, anyway. for her to find out
who rs the head of the house and to re-
spect him. He stayed At home last night,
too, and there was n light in the window
Tor the wife, but the light did not seem to
have any attractions.
MIR. James is still living at the old stand.
lie IS still watching and waiting and the
light is IN the window again tonight.
But Mrs. James took the Utah Northern
train this afternoon for California back TO
the old folks. She took the baby along
and she did not stop at tho house to bid
good bye TO her husband.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
M'EY0Y DID GOOD WORK
The Well Known HOFStmln Returns 10
Butte.
LOTS OF FAST ONES COMING
Next Seasons Races Promise to
Be the Most Successful Ever
Held on the Montana
Circuit.

BUTTE, Jan. 4.-P. j. McEyoy. the we'll
known horseman, returned TODAY from a
| three weeks trip through Nebraska
where he did some very successful work
on his own hook for next seasons race
| meetings throughout Montana. 1t seems
a little early TO talk about horse racing
| whlle the snow Is on the ground, the
| montana winter just commencing, but
| the horsemen are now laying their plans
Tor next summer and a great many of
them have already decided to campaign
The Montana circuit this year. This is
particularly true of the Nebraska and
| eastern horsemen ana Nebraska will be
well represented on the Montana tracks
next summer. Mr.. McEvoy saw a great
many of these horsemen while he was
East and 1t is largely due 10 his persua-
sIve eloquence that they have decided to
take IN the Montana circuit, which was
already known to them as the greatest
betting circuit In the country.
Arthur Briggs, who has one of the finest
breeding farms in the country, about SIX
miles west OF Omaha, will be here with
Alameda, trotter with a mark of 2:13;
Charley Boggs, 2:21. and seven others.
Alameda Is generally looked upon as
being better horse than Robbie p. and
he Is expected TO clip several seconds off
his present record this summer.
I'd Pyle of Syracuse, Neb., will be back
IN Montana again with Robbie p. and
several others.
Flannery d Collopy of Omaha will bring
up Nnsow Wilkes, PAGER, :O9L: Prince
l., 2;I34, and two or three green horses
James Mcguire, trainer for Flannery &
Coliopy, will also have several horses of
MS own.
Gould & Miller, of the Wood Lane stool,
farm OF Fullerton, Neb., will be here with
Ontonian, 2:O1, and two or three other
trotters' these gentlemen own some of
the fastest horses in tie country, among
them Shaded and Onward, sire of Online.
2:Oi. They will soon send one of their |
mares to the Riverside farm to be bred to |
Prodigal.
a. w. Gibson of Clarks, Neb., will be on
. u circuit with two green trotters which
nave both shown up very fast. One of |
them is 10y Nelson, 200, and the other by
Dictator Wilkes.
Mr.. McEvoy stopped off day at Salt
Lake and ascertained that III. w. Brown,
Carr, Edwards and Boyd will bring their
Mr.. McEvoy's stable will
be largely increased this year. In
addition to Dan NeloX, Brine Tricks
and Alarmist. he will have Antioch.
irene L., 40; 2-year-old by Mckinney,
VINO mas mark OF 2:ll; fily by Dexter
NASiAeAA Ahuls anu Il O-yeaf-OlQ SIS |
er to Alarmist, and his stallion SaIaam.
ly Onward, who has a 3-year-old record of
';O9%. he will also have a stable of rum
lers, including Gold Bug, who is one of
he most serviceable and reliable horses
II the country, and others.
1t Is learned that all of the best rllnners
hat are now at San Francisco will be IN
lere next summer. and everything points
o phenomenaly successful meeting on
he Montana circuit for 1895.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
SHE WAS SYMPATHETIC.
But Had Personal Reasons for Anxiety
Concerning Stranger

| But Had Personal Reasons for Anxiety
| Concerning stranger.
There had been slight accident to tho
| incoming suburban train: one or two peo.
pie were cut by flying glass, but tine other
| passengers escaped with a slight shaking
up. The danger was now all over and the
passengers were all telling each other Just
what they had said or done when the &C.
| cldent occurred.
II was just cool as | ever am" said
| pretty blonde. "Why, after | had
started out ran back for nv satchel be-
cause | am going TO dinner and il has
all my pretty things in it,"
II wish I'd done the same" growled
the stout man across the aisle. Il was so
busy trying 10 climb out of the window
that | forgot all about it. Say, has any
body seen"
my goodness ~ cried the pretty blonde.
my satchei looks so queer, like it had all
been tattened out. What if my lovely
chiffon waist is ruiucd?" She opened il
hastily and closed il with a scream.
beg pardon, ma'am," said the conduc-
tor, coming up. but this must be your
satchel in the seat you had before. This
one is
"Minc." said the stout man across tho
aisle. at has my samples in il. travel
for suspender house, miss, and il
wouldn,t have done you much good"
But the pretty blonde was pressing her
hot check against the cold window pane.
and made no reply.
Il was not scared at ALL" said the man
with the big ears. II always choose a
seat in the middle OF the car where Won
can't"
Il knew we'd have trouble when We
started said the woman, whose back
hair was coming down; II never dreamed
OF fire yet but"
Il thought we'd be late for sure" said
the pretty blonde TO her companion. and
! knew that Ella would never believe our
story of an accident"
shed see IT in the papers"
but not until she had frozen rs all
evening"
What | am worried about, said the
brunette, ''is not the dinner, but those
poor men who we're hurt. / can't think
OF anything until find out If they AFRO
badly injured. oh, won't somebody .,
and find out:''
Il Will. miss, said the stout man across
the aisle. "lt Is real relief" he whis-
perod 10 h.~ companion, when all the rcSt
are thinking only Of self To- find that
lovely g-rl So anxious about the Injuries
Of utter strangers"
tie was back again in q Few moments.
Neither oi theu much hurt. miss le
SAID, smiling. "on.y good deal sa4Ger-
up aud slightly c4t."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

CHICAGO, Jan. 4.-Catte-Steers were quoted
nj s3lj@59O, with sales principally at S3.75a
300. sales of cows and bulls were largely nj
SlS1a3.00, with extra quality quoted around
s.. 80.
HogS-Sales were made at Si3O6470 for poor
10 prime heavy. at 81 2Oa4GO for medium
weights and $500 i.3J for light. Prices above
81 go we're paid In few instances only, from St.35
to 81 60 buying most Of the medium and heavy
weights and Si.lO0i25 being the popular prices
for light
sheep-Quotations for sheep rang from SIS
10 $50 for poor to choice. with sale largely at
S26l@3 %. Lambs are quoted at S1.aJTG35, ac-
cOrdng TO quality.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; calves 400. bogs
10000; sheep, 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
HOW THE PLAY CAME UP.
Brandow and Burch Both Cali to Ex
plain.

Brandow and Burch Both Cali to Ex-
plain.
BUTTE. Jan. 4.-James BRANDON, who
was arrested yesterday for assaulting
Jacob NJ Burch, called at the STANDARD
Office to-day and gave his side of the
trouble. lie denies that his wife and Mrs
Burch ever had any trouble and says that
his wife has never spoken 80 words to
Mrs. Burch in her life, and he claims that
neither she nor any member of his family
have spoken n word TO Burch in a year
and more.
The assault, he says, grew out of Burch
calling Brandow's G-year-old boy vile
names.
Jacob Nj. Burch also called at the
STANDARD Office to-day. lie says the
trouble all arose through Brandow's BOYS
who wanted TO run the whole country up
there and had run out a number of fam
lilies and threatened to run him out. His
wife, he said. had no. trouble with Mrs.
Burch and his children had no part in it.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

"Oh, thank you! You don't know how
much relieved l am"
1T does you great credit, I'm sure"
YES. You see my father is one of the
directors of this road. He is always
grumbling about the hard times and
knew If those men we're much injured and
the road had heavy damages to pay he
would make 1t an excuse to refuse to let
me go abroad in January and"
But the stout passenger heard no more;
he had stolen away into the smoking car.
Chicago Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

BUTTE, Jan. 4.-The Butte. p. Brown
San Francisco; L. w. Brosnan, Great
Falls; +. L. Ballow, Omaha; Alex Meter,
Fuller Springs; II. Knippenberg, Glen.
dale; ID. II. Davis, Virginia City; Mr.. and
Virginia City; n. ID. Rosseter. Sheridan
Peter Winnie, e. +. Batch, Helena; Will
lam OConnor, ST. Louis; j. w. Flynn.
New York; Miss Miner. Bozeman; c. O.
Van Ellen, Chicago; Miss A. Yelterner,
Boulder.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

Dr. I. T. Hough and family, who have
been guests for some time at the Montana
hotel, have left for an extended visit east.
They went by the Great Northern to New
York and will return by way OF ST. Louis.
where they will spend some time visiting
the doctors parents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
STOCKS AND BONDS.

NEW YORK, Jan. AT the opening Of bust
ness an upward tone prevailed ana a general
Improvement in prices took place. During the
afternoon trading was weak in tone and the
tendency OF prices was lower. The market
closed weak and, In most cases, at or near the
lowest point of the day.
Government bonds-Steady.
fetroieum-Firmer; February closed 95hc.
bid.
IIops-Quet.
WOOl-Quiet
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Dissolution Notice.

This is 10 notify the public that tho firm of
Walker y Allen has this 3lst day Of Dec 1894.
been dissolved 10y mutual consent, Mr. Walker
retiring nom the firm. The business will he
continued 10y Mr.. Allen who viii collect an bills
and pay all debts which were contracted with
his consent, Of the Old 1irm. NJ. j. ALLEN.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Metal Market

Bar Silver. 591f.
Lead-Dull brokers price, $500; exchange
price, S3.Oj.
.Copper-Strong; brokers' price. S9.s7I5; ex-
change price, 50. So.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Money Market.

Money on call easy t11ls per cent; sterling
exchange DUH S.sS'altLSSal Tor demand ana
SI.o1's gI.s7al for 60 days.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

The Rink oyster house serves oysters and
shell fish IN any desired styles on short
notice.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
GOING BACK TO BASIN,
Romagh and Kennedy Don't Bear the
ReDutatIon of Saints

BUTTE. Jan. 4.-Under Sheriff Tindal of
Jefferson county came to Butte to-day
and returned to Boulder with o. p. Ro-
magh and Dave Kennedy, the two gam
blers arrested on tho charge of assauItinp
Tom Jennings at Basin with deadly
weapon. There has also been a more
serious charge preferred against them for
committing an unnatural crime.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

Ii you want anything for Xmas in .ht
line OF albums, toilet cases or bric-a-bra,
so TO assignee sale, % l.. Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05

The "kimball' pianos and organs are
in the lead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-05
Selling Out
DR.. WARMERS CORSETS !
That explains the many empty Cor
SET boxes every night. Don't miss this
Corset Sale.
: lis:

Dr warmers Corset, all their best selling
styles are on the mark-down list from to -day
Dr warmers Health Corsets have been Sl 20.
to-day and until sold out 81.
- Dr warner Corallne, Drab and Black, STYLE
NO S55 81 today and until all sold
Ut warmers Extra Long Waist, style 4f4
$l.25. ~ "'0 Pii0o