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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-04-23
opr>T>G or NEW STREETS.
ono Has Many Aliases Many Ne"
Thoroughfares Under Contract

20 80 ,ha zine - the city engineer
- shs board Of public works : 20
-. -, occupied IN the examination
40 revr s,repts that have been graaeo sAIl
- ,rNf~A the contractors want MONEY
a. Nc a considering the petl4ons LOT
-. e~aslrr az rev streets 1oaAs OF
.,.,,--,vr the hoard will examine foF az
$3.50 rrerurerancs street. from bFa4-
- - N-s-.Fs. street. which has JUST peen
a. 80 slsewalksd Thls street mas
-, a,.,evl7a-i over nile nor'h~AF3, or
..s-|,-, bradley TO Ninth street, as Il az
- q, rhe contract There was no as
- a.. ~ the location Of Ntnta sueAt
., ~. might have been. for That thor
$500 r,~esenfs another example OF
49, 10y - system n street names FIRST
=. - ~.pas Ninth street. and Il the re1es-
t-t,- ks fsr enough - wtll and u
,v,f-s- t,.gs- me name o. Seattle street .
: rls-ra further Il changes 70 GariAela
s.--e+ feyS blocks further Ray street
"a smalflv = ceases under ths amazing
80 - seventh street TIE city eng
- v.f1I s~tseavor 10 straIghten out TIE
vu-.as or this street when he again has
siv,a r., consider tire general subject
a good many streets are being creme J
.,r a. she various residence districts o.
a. ~fsw East street 5 % Re extended
agso,,t hagf q mile, front Remington ave
ma - Reaton I'LL. ard sissewsl&e1 sn'
graded I.swls street. IA Nah4 IA
addition. will be oleae4 aexi an4 extend
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drunk and that rot having known what
ne was doing AZ the time ne had M
criminal intent He said he had lived IN
,ne CITY since Iszs. was = years old. and
nrlckiayer. but he refused point blank 30
ten for whom ne had worked and also re
FUSED 10 answer other questions, one Of
wsicn related 20 his residence IN Oregon.
Ar- wiltshire appealed 10 the court TO
soFflpei the witness 20 answer. but Judge
hames, with the well-known twinkle in
lis eye. called out:
nat would you have ne do@ I can't
very well put the prisoner In JAIN for con-
tempt, since he IL there already"
"fiiAarns Was unable 10 overcome the
evidence Of Mr. Donohue, Capt. HozIe
and CITY Jafler Surrey. who testified
against him The case was tried before
+. 9. Aelius. Richard Davis. T. J. Hart
ley, r. r. Wentworth. H. NJ. Wright. W.
n. LiarSe. Charles Pike. j. W. stearns,
Al Besde. c. II. Knapp and Charles Al
len
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The application OF r. H. Taylor for a
review Of departmental decision of De
cember Il IN favor OF Albert Suiss and
involving lot / and the north half OF the
northwest quarter and the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter OF sec
ton 2S township - north. range east.
has been denied by Secretary OF the IN
terror Hoke Smith. The motion did not
contain any question which was not fully
considered when the case was before the
department. aE1 as II presented no rea-
sons for disturbing the decision the sec
rotary denied 1t. The entry OF Suiss re-
mains intact.
six homesteads and four presumption
entries were filcdi Yesterday at the land
Office In township - west. Clailam county.
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BRICK-PAvING PIKE STREET.
Work Begun, but Dispute with ea'
Company Causes Delay.

lanes sp,Irr. who has the contract for
having Pike street from Front 10 Sew
enth street with vitrihed brick ana
granite curbings, commenced work yes
terday morning. At present ne mas a
force Of fifteen men and eight teams al
work between Front aud Ihlra sire.ts.
hauling away the dirt and grading the
strcet IN the desired level fer rolling IL
VII b. At least four months before the
work Will be finished.
Mr. Snurr will only pave one side Of
the street at time. and now nc Is ~
work on the south side. First the stree
IS graded. or evened up, then the roiieF
makes the foundation: then sraVet -
mn IN then concrete and on TOP OF an
The vitrife1 brick pavement The con
,r,o.or carnot say when he VIII pave De-
tween the street car tracks Tor there Is
n disr,uta between the Consolidated nte
ana the city az to who should pay TOT
the work and the contractor Is hot fdn
Ing any chances. Mr.. Spur says taat II
the dispute were ended once LOT a. -
vc,,l5 nave the whole street. from cur
~ cDrh making a more acceptable pave
- ar5 AT the same time being cheaper
and requiring less time a., -. 49,
The civ claims that according 20 'le
~Nsrter under which street car frAnchisss
were granted the Consolidated iil1e =
reoufred 20 nave between US tracAs al.
between the rails. in all a wiath OF 49,
..,,.,..,,, feet whenever the city paves
The rest ~ the street. The position OF me ~.
$50, ar company IS that when i
pianked between rs tracks few year r.
40 4 complied with the provisions o.
the charter and IS not now eompeiieo 70
pave. y..ot,.o- T2aokux
sfr. Spur saws that Receiver Ia = - -
~ ,he Consolidated lire. has written %
- ..7hofSers IN New York advising
80, >, make Immediate provision 20
80 for the paving Of the seyents.e. n
f fo.9, strip covered ny the franchise. tn, The
a,.,,-sc.or saws that he does not see no"
,Sa corpanv can escape its ssse'ssi, .e,.
for the Improvement. but then ne = - =
Ing TO chances. Inc c9''i = oao
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New suit Filed.

In the superior court yesterday actions
we're begun as follows
Phrnfx Insurance Company IS W r
s..,s~,s,n Proulissory note. ISL; defaults,
judgment. sIoS -
~ n Merriasl4 IS, L. i. shaw e. Al
prcrnESsorv note, $50
F,rhart Sslfreat Us. J. + Johnson-J n
rav,nll aetainer. 81. Vrit - restitution CT
,,-,,,tssa az - BOX street. bond. SioA
Auae =. Howell rs, W / overly ana
7 n well--Proultssory note. Ss>-s1
samuel Z. Bracket ard Nuilam l.
1880 as trustees. IS. \. W Ftper e.
- -py,,r,tssory note ana mortgage. sew
George =, MeachaIn IS. Saite J. Hen
,.s-sou e al -Prornissory note and mort
rare. s1a0
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Union Depot Connections.

All trains from the West run into the
ST. Paul union depot. making close con
ections with 1.-THE North-W Western trains
for the East and South. Passengers hold
ing tickets Via the above line have only
a step from their train TO the eleganuy
equipped North Western" limited. leav-
ing St Paul every day in the year. For
ladies' travelling alone this is especially
70 be considered. For tickets and sleep
ing car reservation call on
L. W. PARKER.
Puget Sound Agent, col Front ST., Seattle.
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Could Nor Prove SEDUCTION.

The complaint OF seduction against
Henry Diamond was dismissed by Judge
Glasgow yesterday afternoon on motion
OF Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Morris
Il would have been impossible 70 secure
a conviction. according to the admissions
of Gertrude Carroll. who was supposed
to have been seduced. \ recent supreme
court decision holds that the. Offering OF
certain Inducements Is essential to con-
stitute the crime of seduction.
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the statement OF facts In the craenner
murder case was received at the clerk 3
once yesterday, having been returned
from the supreme court for Judge Huanes'
signature. which had been Inadvertently
omitted. The papers VIII be completed
and at once sent hack. The error Will
not cause any delay in the case. which
VIII be heard some time in May The
brief was flied by Prosecuting Attorney
HASTE yesterday.
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Funeral Expenses Ont Down

In the case OF the Merchants National
bank VS.. Melville. an administrator Of the
estate OF Capt. Timothy Coombs Pendle-
ton, the jury found for the plaintiff in
sioo- The amount sued for was ss44 80.
for the expenses OF Capt. Pendleton's
funeral.
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Hen EmbezzIemept Case Drorrs.,

On motion Of the prosecuting attorney,
the case Of the state VS.. William Francis
VINO, II was charged. ar Gilman, March
.. did take and steal one bantam hem
and carry IL away from the premises Of
Anton Cook, the owner. was yesterday
dismissed. IL had been set for today.
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- An DnncR

or prevention is worth a pound OF cure
Rlpans Tabules do not weigh an ounce.
but they contain many pounds of good.
one tabule gives relief. Try for yourself
the next time you have a headache or
bilious attack.
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We have the pleasure Of giving the eI'
rprience Of two prominent citizens az keSio'a-
4, Reach. Cal, in the NE At Chamberlain
Courh Remedy. Mr.. a y. Trudeil, sssS
81 have always received prompt rel'ei
Ok. u>esi Cha,nberlain's Cough keaneSiF.
H.. J. NJ. Hatcher sayS ~For three years
Ih.ve u~.~a ChanlSeriaiu's Cough keiiaeSiy
isrv family and its insults have always
hs.n satisfactory
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THE rXPERTING BEGINS.
Accountants Working Night and Day
on County Treasury Books.

ne expert work on the hooks and ae-
tsats OF The county treasurer began yes
hftay under the direction of r. Christ
Ca. who took up first Or. Mltteu's term
ere commencing March n, 1894. only
ne rrelimlnaries II the task have been
Efaase8 ana no estimate OF the time re
safed fo check up can he made. Nj.
,aFistman viii be assisted in the day
tsas hy Mir Smlth and NJ Bowen. ard
ssfsiaEs By Mes~rs GILES and Mason. the
no ether assistants. Who are paid BY the
ssaf Hy this arrangement the experts
'a'sfieTr the least possible with the treas
eFefs Office. and the work viii proceed
ia bat Little interruption. As hereto
te'e Indicated. the work Is being done IN
rem on the nrs; floor ~ the court
s'sse. and the records Viii ~ stored In
Ils vault Ihat belt the ballots during the
ssesai election contest
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For " HON ,

Hur-se busy, nervous women s->
the ores fer whom PssneFs Celery
compound was especially garepA rel
desc raen 4rG women with nerves
az gone ard feeb5y faoarbshe~2. gses>d
Just IRE s-vi gorating. streagtA-gtv-
Ing etec- % Pafne's Celery Cons
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Lessons IN -.
FRENCH, MUSIC
AND GERMAN
Given by Arrangement

REFERENCES Rev. David G. Garrett.
81 Marks rectory. Mrs. J.. :. J. Hunt.
Yarr0w, Lake Washington Rev. Wallace
Nuttin1, 1870 University street. and pa
rents Of former pupils.
For further Information apply TO tbs
MISSES WINTEREOURSE lfls Rose
street. near Madison. Seattle.
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SUGAR and spice and all that's nice"
make splendid cake when USED Win
N Prices Baking Howdr-.
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Robert J.. paced a mile in 2:o2'2. Not
so fast as the work OF DR.. Prices BAKING
Powder.
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;. stands for purity. power and plenty.
= stands also lcr Prsce's-pr. Prices
taAisg Powder.
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Is: !

The advent Of February
turns our eyes longlngly in
the direction of Spring.
We begin to wish the sun
would shine brighter and
the black patches would
show on the surrounding
hills. We would even for
give the parrot" when he
says, Winter fingers in
the lap of Spring" We
are waiting for news-the
news of arrivals. One lot
of those migratory birds
reported yesterday; they
outflew their companions
and told the first tale of
approaching Spring yes
terday on our counters
the first in Butte. ..
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EUGENE KELLY KILLED
II Is Sad He Met Death at
L3adYlle.
WAS WELL KNOWN IN BUTTE
Several Years Ago He Was Arrested
On Suspicion of Being Con-
cerned In the Murder of
Editor w J Penrose.

BUTTE, Jan. 3l.-News has been re-
ceived here of the death of Eugene E.
Kelly, who for years was we'll known in
Butte. He is reported to have been killed
in an ARRAY in Leadville, to which place
he went several months ago. His brother
committed suicide in Anaconda some
tim" ago.
While in Butte Kelly was prominent in
labor circles. He was arrested and tried
with two others several years ago on sus-
picion of being concerned in the death of
w. j. Penrose. Mr.. Kelly was not mar
ried and his parents are both dead. He
was about % years old.
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DOLLAr S MARK THEIR TRAIL.
Train Robbers Make a Big Haul in
Arizona.


Train Robbers Make a Big Haul In
Arizona.
DENVER, Jan. 31.-A dispatch from
Deming says that a Southern Pacific train
was robbed last night near Wilcox, Ariz.
special to the Times from Phoenix,
Ariz., says: The Southern Pacific west
bound train No. 20 was held up SIX miles
this side of Wilcox last night at s:35
o'clock by masked men. They separated
the express car from the train, hauled 1t
five miles west, and with six shots of dy-
Mantle blew the safe wide open. 1t con-
tanned $4,000 in Mexican silver, which
was removed. The trail of the robbers is
marked by profuse scattering in the
Sulphur Springs valley of Mexican dol
lars.
Six explosions we're effected by the rob-
bers before they felt satisfied with their
work The top and sides of the express
car were thoroughly shattered, and the
express company's safe was blown to
pieces. Besides $4,000 in Mexican
money there was a good deal of coin on
the train which had been sent to pay the
railroad employees along the line. and this
was also carried off by the robbers, who
rode off in southerly direction.
Grant Wheeler, a we'll known Arizona
desperado, who is believed to be the fifth
member of the bandit party, purchased a
quantity of giant powder in Wilcox on
the day preceding the robbery. The
Southern Pacific company and the Wells
Fargo Express company offer joint re-
ward of 500 for each of the robbers.
'ur posses, including the sheriff, Wells
Fargo and Southern Pacific detectives,
are N pursuit of the bandits. who are be-
lieved TO be Joe George, Jim Yates, Grant
Wheeler and John Woods.
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Had No Experience.

From the Detroit Free Press
jim We been boarding with my pres
ent landlady for six months, and she's a
gr eat financier.
Blll-In what respect?
Jim-She makes a $50 a month rate if
paid IN advance and $50 if paid at the end
of the month.
Blll-Hpw do you pay?
Jim-Well, really, 1 don't know. I've
never tried yet.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01
VIC TOrI u JAPS.
They Have Been Winning But Not Il

They Have Been Winning But Not In a
Walk
SHANGHAI, Jan. 3l.-The Japanese in
fantry have captured the eastern fort of
Wei Hal Wei, but it is reported the other
fort is bombarding the captured fort and
the Chinese believe they will be able TO
hold Wei Hal Wei.
LONDON, Jan. 3l.-A dispatch to the
Pail Mall GGsette from Chez Foo says the
Japanese fleet yesterday bombarded tho
fleets at Wei Hal Wei. landed troops, cap
tured three forts and silenced another by
the heavy firing of tho fleet.
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PRIEST MURDERED

He Refused to Be ,bbsd and Was
Therefore Murdered
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-Details have
been received here of the murder of
Father Antonio Rosa of this city at tho
Antofogasta Mining company's settle
ment in Bolivia, seven miles from the
Chilean frontier. The murderers we're
Chileans, who attempted to rob the priest,
and when he resisted they hacked him to
pieces. The murderers were surrendered
by Chile TO Bolivia and are now in Jail.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

To the Black Hills, Omaha, Lincoln, st,
Joseph, Kansas City and all Southeastern
points, via the Northern Pacific to Bill
ings, Mont, thence via the new Burling-
ton route, solid vestibuled tram of
sleeping free reclining chair cars and day
coaches Billings TO Omaha daily. From
Butte, shortest line to Omaha by 225 miles,
shortest line to Kansas City by 3l5 miles
For rates, tickets, maps and general IN
formation call upon w. NJ. Tuohy, gem
eral agent Northern Pacific railroad, %
East Broadway, Butte.
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4 good remedy and there is not any
Thing on the market that equals French
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure of
painful OF irregular menscs. These tab
lets remove all distractions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au-
gendre, Paris, France, and for sale only
by ID. NJ Newbro Drug o.. rutte, Mont
sole agents. Price = per box; sent by
mail securely sealed.
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BOB WILCOX.
There IL Rumor That He Is In San
ErancIaco

There IL Rumor That He Is In San
Fran cisco
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 3l.-The state
ment is published here that Robert VIII
cox, tho Hawaiian revolutionist, is safe in
san Francisco. An adventurer named
Hardin, who was deported from Homo
lulu, says he was with Wilcox all day yes
terday. Hardin says Wilcox escaped from
Hawaii in a schooner and was landed n
few days ago at Monterey. 1t is not be-
leved possible that Wilcox could have
reached this country on the schooner on
the 2Sth without the arrival of the vessel
being announced.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

From the Washington Star.
Tell me, honestly" said the novel
reader TO the novel writer, ''did you ever
see woman who stood ard tapped the
floor impatiently with her toe for several
moments, as you describe ?''
yes" was the thoughtful reply, 81 did
once"
"Who was she ?r
"She was a clog dancer"
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The Great Northern railroad is the only
line TO the East running through first
class sleeping cars from Butte. Through
sleeping car leaves Butte at 8 o'clock a.
IN. daily. arrives at St. Paul 7:l5 a. IN.
second day following and makes close
connections with all morning trains for
Chicago and the East. No vexatious trans
fers at small junction stations.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

From the Ashland sun.
There was quite an exciting time at a
dance gwen on Bolts Fork one night last
week. The principal cause of the dis
turbauce seemed to be too much fire.
water. and one of the dancers sue
cessfully cleared the room. The young
ladies disappeared through the window,
closely followed by the gentlemen, for
there were razors and shotguns flying
in the air.
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HURLEY PUNISHED.

He Tried to Bribs Jury, Was Caught
Blu The Law Was Kind to Him
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Jan. 31.-Wm. j.
Hurley was found guilty of contempt of
court to-day for attempting to bride the
jurors in the case of r. H. Mcdonald. jr.,
formerly vice president of the bankrupt
Pacific Bank, on trial for perjury. Judge
Murphy imposed tho extreme penalty of
five days Imprisonment with an added
fine of $500.
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rebels. Two hun lred of the latter were
killed. The government troops were
under the personal command of the presi-
dent. The victorious troops had been
sent by train from Carthagenia to Mich
imam to engage the rebels. Six liberals
have been arrested at Carihagenia. Men
are being pressed into the service of the
government.
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Nine Beautiful POffeTD Dresses

Two were sold as soon
as opened, but the other
seven are just as beautiful.
A description is fulsome.
See the counters for your
selves.
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south African Cold Fields.

Through tickets to Cape Town, Africa,
and all European points on sale at Great
Northern city ticket Office at lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information,
apply TO j. L. DAWSON,
General Agent, log Main Street.
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lime Is Money.

II you are contemplating an eas tern
trip the Northern Pacific is the shortest,
quickest and most comfortable route to
81. Paul, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City
and all eastern points. Pullman Palace
vestibuled sleeping cars. first and second
class day coaches on all trains in and out
of Butte.
The Northern Pacific Is the only line
operating Pullman Palace vestibuled
sleeping cars between Butte and ST, Paul.
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IN A DEADLOCK.
shoup. Sweet and ciagett Playing a Wait
Ing G tme.
Snacial Disnairh 10 tina Standard

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
BOISE. Idaho, Jan. 31.-The deadlock
still continues. On the 20th ballot to-day
at noon for United States senator, Sweet
received 10; Shoup. %; Clagett, IA. The
joint convention then took recess until
o'clock p. m. when another ballot gave
Sweet. is; Shoup, Is; Clagett. IA; Steen
(populist) was absent, while Brown and
Hunt (republ cans) had paired.
IL has resolved itself into a waiting fight.
until such time as tho populIsts step in.
No legislation save of desultary char
acter is being enacted through because of
this holly contested fight.
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SHE GAVE HER LIFE.

A Mothers Awful Death While Trying
to save III IT Children.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3l.-Mrs. Christian
ZingInger and her year-old twin daughter
were burned TO death early to-day in
house at 26-9 Kansas street. The mother
ran back into the house after being res
cued to save her children.
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NOES is ON. or THEM.

Sensational Testimony Against the Men
Charged With Lynch ng scott
ONEILL, Neb,, Jan. 3l.-In the trial of the
men charged with lynching Barrett Scott,
a witness named Schmitt, who drove
Scotfs rig on the night of the attack, has
identified Moses Elliott, as one of the at
tacking parties
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British shin Wrecked.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Jan. 81.-The
Merchants Exchange has received a prl-
waite telegram from London stating the
British ship Andola, from Tacoma,
Wash, is ashore at Manacles, near FAl-
mouth, and has n heavy list. The vess ell
will probably be total loss. Crew was
saved
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lie Has Forty-Two Votes But lie Needs
Frw More
SALEM. Ore, Jan. 3l.-The joint ballot
for CWted States sen ttor today gave the
following vote: Dolph. l.; Hare. l0:
Neathcgford. :; Herman, 5; Lord, 3
Williams, 10; scatter NJ, :.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

A pair of Butte breeches" insures Il
the wearer comfort and the knowledg,
that he has an article that will not rip
price, from s. up, sold by Boucher, til,
Park street clothIer."
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is unexcelled in tone. faultless in mechan-
ical construction, elegant IN design.
superb IN finish and the greatest seller
among the strictly first class pianos.
ORION Bros. }l5 North Nam street,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-02-01

When YOU take n seidlitZ powder you
neel one that will act. We make our own,
they are fresh and the best. Try them. 2j
cents box. Fosselman Drug Co.
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Go to Elite studio forvlews ofexplosion.
Correspondence solicited from parties
dealing IN pictures and stationery. Park
and Main, over .. X Lewis a Co.
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Rioting in Honduras.

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, Jan. 81
Rioiing prevails here and great disturb.
ances have occurred within the last few
days.