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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

New YoRK. JQpe il-contrary TO
general expectal0ps. Police Commits
: s,on Roosevelt failed 10 do excise duty
sunday. An effort vas made by the
police TO enforce the law in the early
hours Of tho morning, especially on
the lower east side and ip the district
about City Hall park, but as the day
wore ON the thirst OF the inhebitanu
began 10 assert itself. and the drough
sSs only apparent In spots
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

MT STERLING, KY, June H.-Police-
man Charles Evans, who was shot by
John johnson, au exconvict Negro,
Saturday night, died Sunday, and the
friends of Evans went wild. and pp'
for the interference Of men OF ludg'
ment an attempt would have been made
10 taLe johnson from the county jail
and lynch him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
CURRENT TOPICS.

NEW York has twenty-seven female
BARRIERS
ALUMINIUM is being used in making
the bodies of cabs
CmcAGo's manufactured products are
valued at $500, 100000.
RUSSIA has established permanent
legation at the vatican.
CINCINNATI makes every year over
$3.50. O0O. 900 worth of goods.
PuLADELpHA manufactures every
year s525, GOO, 900 of material
MEMPHIS is becoming the great con-
vention center of the country,
LIaHTNlNG is said to have killed ana
skinned a pig on Long island,
ST.. LOUIS annually makes up and
sells sees, 900, 600 worth of goods.
CHINcu bugs are now deyouring the
wheat in Shiawassee county, Mich
IT IA said that neither Mark Twain
nor Edison has any faith in doctors
WM. r. CASTLE has been appointed
Hawaiian minister to the United States
HUNDREDS Of the Spanish troops In
Cuba have been stricken with yellow
fever.
| NEARLY all Of the glass eyes used N
the world are made in Thuringia, Ger
many,
j A SUPPOSED Internal machine at Con
cord. N, H., proved to be nothing but
scentbag.
THE Butler pa. Water Co. is beinI
sued by consumers for furnishing I'm
pure water.
A PAINTER In Saco, Me-, sucked thre
: dozed eggs in minutes and 80 second
y few days ago.
!, THE factories OF Indiana furnish en-
Q ployment TO l24, $40 persons, the outp'
i being ss26, ,0s2.
= AT Arcola, H., a lady minister baI
Q tized thirty-nine converts In the oka
II river the other day.
CONNECTICUT has ll0,939 hands In
factories making every year goo
i, valued at s24s, ,a30, 304
v KEXTUcKY's factories employ Oc
" hards, and send out annuallyo pro
:, uet valued at slS0, Tl0,So7.
- - The average life Of a locomotive
~ said to be about fifteen years and
y earning capacity s3Oo,OOG
" RArrLEsSAKEs assailed quarrym
- 49, at stroudsburg, Pa, and Moses
70 strunk killed ten Of them.
MICHIGAN is rich In mnnufactu
,ov employing 1913, oIl men and sending
IN. every year s277, 800, 100 worth OF goo
at In 1880 the value of the cotton n
he product In this country was 5000
I'm 600; In 1890 1t had increased to $685. o
YER 600.
el- In manufacturing operations the
Zen erage life Of soap boilers is high
au. and that Of grindstone makers
lowest.
THE Philadelphia police departm
now includes bicycle corps OF ab
, OF one hundred men, several OF whom
for Negroes.
to nERnERr SPENCER has declined Z
, oil. made a Knight of the Order OF Mo
NAL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
colombia Deyas,atedl.

wAsniNaroH, June 1.-THE state de.
partment has received information
OF the serious devastation thea revolu
tlon In Colombia Is causing. II alsc
shows the very straitened circum
stances In which the government finds
itself, owing TO the war The govern
ment ia out OF funds, and Is making
tax levies which arc very hard 70 bear
placInr oncrous export and excise tax
cn ON coffee, which Ia the princlpA
crop Of the country Tho revolution
ALSO hrol lirnlnod the conntry OF mon
and 1ird IN the destruction o
C CT CT ;;;::'sSEi:'Ri'iN'%'s,'' EN- '''' ''' tram
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

NAronf1, Miss, June l7.-R. W.
Dawson, q white man, who was infatu'
ateA with Negress. who had left him,
went TO the plantation where he was
staying, and killed the woman, Frank
MacklIn, the owner of the plantation,
ana wounded o boy. Dawson then fed
but posse later came up with him.
and riddlcd the murderer with bullets
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
A Ten Thousand Dollar Package Fro"
Montgomery, Ala, Miaaing.


Montgomery, Ala, Miaaing.
MoNrooMEMY, Ala. June IA big
post Office robbery has just come To
light here. Josiah Morris a Co, bank
lers, sent on saturday u $4,000
packaQe 10 New York bank,
iusuring as usual. a postal
agent came and reeeipted 10 Mont
gomcry post oflico Tor the money pack.
age. shortly afterwards the mall
pouch was found cut open Postmas'
ter Screws ielcgraphed Inspector bar
rctt at Chattanooga 70 come immedi'
ately and investigate the matter. ChAA
Armstrong. a pos, Office employe, re
turned the package Sunday, claiming
( he had foand Il on the street
4 Armstrong was arrested MONDAY
morning under a warrant sworn ou
by inspector barrett, and promptly
gave bond for his appearance bcfor'
4 United States Commissioner Scale
Tuesday morning. Armstrong belong
10 n prominent family.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

SALT LAKE, Utah, June i7,-Some OF
those who are opposed TO statehood for
Utah are doing all In their power tc
defeat t. The latest move Is the al
legged discovery that the constitutional
convention, lately adjourned, made nS
provision for the conduct Of the ciec
tion by which tho instrument is 70 p'
adopted or rejected. An injunction Il
threatened.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

LOUISVILLE, N.Y.. June l7-senatoE
VIM. stewartis In the city. In an In
terview Sunday he hurled hot words o.
the head OF every gold bug In the
country The senator said that Sohr
sherman is the wickedest man evei
born OF woman" Cleveland the cruel
eat hearted human of the ageI "Bel
Harrison no better, but much less au
dacious"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
REPUBLICAN LEAoUEs
aen. mcAipin win Probably h Elsets
President.


CLEVELAND, c., June l6-Delegates
70 the Republican league convention
began TO arrive Monday. There we're
enough Of them 10 attract attention in
the lobblea Of the hotels, and the talk
OF the money question, tariff and league
politics heard on every side indi-
Gated that the great meeting was close
at hand.
National Secretary A. H. Humphrey
arrived from Chicago and opened head
ouarters. "The outlook for q great
convention Is fine; never saw better
J prospects for successful meeting
Z snid he
''The league presidency There are
half dozen candidates, but Gen. II A.
McAlpin, OF New York, Is the man,
said the secretary. "IIe has enough
votes pledged 70 him now TO insure his
j election. lie will come with the New
York delegation Tuesday night
Ex-senator Warner Miller Is COM
ing with tho boys So are George Gun
ton, of the New York school OF econo'
my. and Prof Williams, Of Brown uni
versity. They will give these silver
J men some IDEAS on the money ques
; tion. President W. W. Tracy will b
! here Tuesday" " :,
5 Senator Thurston, Of Nebraska, will
probably be the chairman Of the free
0 ior.all meeting Thursday. That is th'
meeting where any delegate may pre-
: sent any subject for discussion.
!. will be the occasion when the silye
e and gold men meet in battle array.
An Indication that the west will no
Is be solid for free silver was given b
', Frank W. Bickheil, OF Des Moinel
h who arrived Monday. Tle Is the repre-
!, sentative Of tho Iowa State Registe
d. and the Iowa member Of the Nationi
o league executive committee.
10 Our platform Is Allison's speech
ut Pittsburgh" " be said. I'VE are for y
IN ternational bimetallism We belie'
z, that il ia not within the province
a. this convention 10 adopt any resolutit
re concerning party principles. That Is u
y, business OF the national convention
,st 'Wc are for Allison for president
ur the time, but will not make gre
by display over il here. We are on go
is terms with all the candidates, and
nd not care To have any friction with !
on Mckinley people on his own stampi
ground
I'D Information received by the lo'
all committee on arrangements ipdica
Us that there will be about i,5oo dc
ard gates present, and the number
visitors is estimated at 10000 !
ap- city will be in holiday attire, ma
ed, Of the big buildings being decora
ris- already.
Covers for 800 will be laid in
by Arcade, where the banquet occ
the Thursday. The decorations OF the
, of terror OF this immense structure
the the finest ever seen In this 81
James II. IIoyt Of this city. who
ally a prominent candidnte for the rep
mis- llcan gubernatorial nomination,
ma be the toastmaster at the banquet
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
BALANCE OF TRADE


Expor,s Tall on sTA.OOo.oO and Importi
Increase . Like amount
WAsnISoroS, June 1.-THE bureau
Of statistics, In It's report on the i'm.
portA exports and immigntlon OF the
United States during ihe month Of
NAV. and the eleven months ending
with MAY, shows that the exports
OF domestic merchanoise during
May amounted TO s6e, 7so, a., gain OF
81 ooo. 900 over May. Isgt For tho
eleven months the exports acrehan-
dise amounted 10 only sTSpGl, ,0a7, q
loss OF nearly s7i 100000 Ihe imports
Of merchandise during May Pnounted
20 500 O23, 600 of which neark sal, 900,
600 came in free of duty. The gain FOL
the month over May, 1894, whs tbou
slo 200. 900 and fer the eleven months
the gain was about s74,oo90og, or nj
most exactly the amount lost on OK
| ports
The exports Of gold coin and puliol
during May amounted 10 sil6, an
the imports 81, 500. 02G For the elevo
months tho gold exports amouukd I
sel, s3l, ,2e7, and the imports saS SoN
OOS.
The exports Of silver during \
aggregated IS, ,7e7, ,Oil. and the imppr
s7i2. sIs During the eleven mon
the exports Of silver amounted
i. slI.a All, iiO, and the imports to ss,ol
AL.
8 The number OF Immigrants who
rived during May was 4o,lAA an
crease over May. 1894, Of about le,C
During the eleven months there wa
falling off Of about 45,50O.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
O. .,.,o.on :, ,6. Point Of Death.

ATLANTA, Ga, juno i7.-Gov. w T.
Atkinson lies NJ the point OF death
EARLY Sunday morning q case OF ap.
pendicitis developed with him, and
after sutiering about five hours ply
sician was sent for. All day long ply
siclans have been ut his bedside, hop
ing against hope that the operation
could be dispensed with, Sunday
night, however, they fully determined
that tho usual surgical remedy mus
bo resorted 20, and II is probable tina
before midnight II will be undertaken
The governors health has not beer
good Tor some time and grave fears fol
his safety are felt.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
or.,,hOppers Destroying oropa

LIrrLE Rock, Ark, June H'-he'
ports from Oklahoma confirm previous
statements concerning the grasahop'
pcrs which ore sweeping over the ter
rI,ory In such numbers that they arc
DESTROYING the corn crop end the farm
ara are unable TO cope with them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

Erw YoRK, June is.-Two or three
hundred republicans left for Cleveland
onb ] special train Tuesdays TO attend
tho eonyention of the league OF re-
puhliean clubs. Fifty-one delegates
from New York, Kings, Queens Rich
mono aud Suffolk couEties will be on
the an headed by Adjt Gen. Il A
McAkin
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

BERLIN, June l7.-Emperor William
has ordered that all OF the young
princes OF the Imperial family shal
learn TO swim, so bathing house ha'
been erected on the banks of tho Havel
in which the youngsters began thei
daily practice Monday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

GREpsspuno, Ind, June ls--A hght
ensued Monday morning between
Newt rown and his brother Newt
got his prothcr's thumb in his mouth
and chchel Il of.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21
An Am.r,oan Victor.

VIENNA, juno iT.->The cyclists der
BY here Sunday was won by the Amer
loan rider, Goo. Banker
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-21

KNoxvnlg, Tenn, June lS-A olg
delegation n Tennessee republicans
will atteNd the republican loaguo
meeting aclcycland, o., this week.
A large ember went from cas-.
Tennessee Monday night and WIN
take the YOanssce special train al
Cincinnati n e.day morning. Among
these win n. Clay Evans, recent
candidate t9Il levernor.
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h. o. CEASE.
DENTIST,
LOUISA, KY

Am bettcr prepared
Than ever before to do
All kinds OF work In
tho DENTALIlNE \
FlIti.tlass siyle,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-07
IN HYPNO nc SLUMBER,
Singular Condition of Miss Mabel Briggs
of Eau Claire

Singular Condition of Miss Mabel Briggs
of Eau Claire.
EAU CLAIRE. Jan. 6.-Herbert L. Flint of
Chicago, the mesmerist who was called by
the district attorney to investigate the
Briggs case with city doctors, is in the
city. He has told his story of the Briggs
case for the first time. He said:
II found Mabel Briggs in a hypnotic
somnambulstic state. Her will was en-
tirely abroCated. She yielded entirely to
any suggestion, no matter by whom given
Memory and reason were almost lacking.
In that condition she was wholly defense
less. / found her one of the most sus-
ceptible subjects | ever saw. In two min
uies she was sound asleep.
Twenty minutes hard work was re-
quired to awaken her memory so that she
could answer questions as to her whore
abouts and treatment during the time she
was missing. Slowly, regularly, almost
automatically, came the reply. telling the
sad story of wrong and suffering. The
fiercest cross-eXamination | ever wit
messed was conducted by District Attor-
ney Frawley, but not even n word did she
change in her statements or descriptions.
She denied that young Pickin had been
anything but respectful, but claimed that
while he had gone for refreshments two
hunters had assaulted her.
$50 careful and unwavering we're her
that l became convinced that
while / could make her talk, she was act
ing upon post-hypnotic suggestions given
by the man who had first mesmerized
bar -
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ally OF every party and of every faction.
| Let US ali pull together to see that never
| again IN Montaua's history is IL made pos
| slDle Tor man TO corrupt half a legisla-
! lure I'm trying TO buy senatorial toga
| How can IL he expected that ordinary mon
| VIII refuse to sell their votes on election
| day when men elected to represent the
| state IN legislative assembly make of
| their votes an article of merchandise and
dlshonor the state for gain In the face of
| such an example. who could wonder that
independent clubs are to be found ON
every street corner election day e? The work
of purifying Montana politics must begin
IN the legislature, where the example is
set. When the states chosen men, So
lected TO represent them in the halls of
legislation, show that merit and not
money influences their choice for senator.
when 1t has become forever impossible for
man even to hint at buying a senatorial
seat, and when n Montana legislature
shall set before the people of this state an
example OF legislation, concerning the
purity and honesty of which there shall
not be the shadow of doubt, when that is
done then the days of independent clubs
viii be over; and the curse of citizens of
this republic degrading the boon of Amer
lean citizenship and sullving the flag
which, before all the world. stands for
selt-government, will vanish. The re-
sponsibillty, as well as the privilege of re-
deeming Montana's honor and setting an
example of political integrity for the peo-
pie OF Montana TO initiate, rests with
you"
AT the conclusion of the special service
OF prayer, the sisters and brethren of the
congregation gathered around the honor
able senators and representatives, shook
them warmly by the hand and expressed
the sincere wish that they would return
unsoiled from the temptations which
might beset them in Helena.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-07
Slaughter of Big Game

Reports come from the Flathead coun.
try of most monstrous slaughter of deer
The most strenuous efforts should be
made to bring such offenders to a full
realization of the fact that such brutality
and destructiveness cannot be practiced
with impunity.
In the meantime all law-abiding citi-
zens who appreciate good article of beer
will be pleased to know that the Centen-
tennial Brewing company is prepared to
produce about 10000 barrels of their ia
nous Centennial brand during 1895.
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At the Hotels

BUTTE. Jan. 6.-The Butte-Georce
Clark, Dayton; J. w. Young. Salt Lake:
/. Oppenheimer, Sam Kohlberg, Helena ;
G.. ). Hammond, Chicago; O. :. Jebe and
wife, Anaconda; c. NJ. Bell. Salt Lake.
The Snuthern-Thomas Powell. NJ. x.
Medill, Chicago; Waiter Moore, Boston /;
Mr. Dalon, Big Timber; G.. w. Schultz,
IA. G. Alien, Dillon; NJ. III. Macdall. Glib
louisville; Mrs. u. Lawrence. New York /;
4. u. Miller, Melrose; II. Mcintyre. Poca-
tello; Thomas Quinn, II. w. Williams,
Missoula; Jos. Fleming. Sheridan; An
drew Gordon, Anaconda: J. A. Kingsley,
Anaconda.
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SANG WITH Her DEAD,

Singular Conduct of AN Indiana Widow
at Her Boys Coffin.
MIDoRA, Ind, Jan. 6.-Dr. Wilson, who
lives near here, owns a house with his
tory. A widow named Wilson occupied
the building. During the civil war her son
was brought home dead. She had the
body embalmed and kept it upstairs in
the coffin for seven or eight years, and
she would sit with the body and sing, sew,
knit and make her own clothing. Finally
she had the corpse buried in the yard.
Several years later she died, and no
one would live in the house because of
its history. 1t is said the house is
haunted,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-07
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Part to 16, Worlds Fair Views now
ready.
A son was born Friday to the wife OF
y. X. Costello.
A daughter was born Saturday to the
wife of G.. c. Scanlon.
The Friedlander Bros, al tho Anheuser-
Busch, are the biggest hit of the season.
All fixtures in room III North Main for
sale and store for rent.
Madame Ericke's violin solos at tho
Anheuser- busch seems to catch them all.
Hear her.
Did you try one of those Regina cigars
at North Main strent?
For wood and coal go to f. Grefir.
457 >. Arizona street, tel. 139.
II was William G.. instead of w. f..
Schultz who opened the Central market
For plumbing and thinning call on VIM.
Maus d Co., West Gal street, tel. PAS.
Miss lrva l.. huter, operative dentist.
Room % Owsley block. Work warranted.
The Great Northern express office will
close every evening at o'clock after next
Tuesday, Dec. %.
Cut square in two! Prices on glass and
queensware. Mrs. Rose Perkins stock
now being sold by assignee.
Madame Ericke's violin solos are what
the public want to hear, at tho Anheuser-
Busch.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; mainsprings, 81.
Warranted one year. Jewelry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer, 40 w. Park.
BY all who tried them the Regina cicar
is considered the best ones in the marker
AT n. w. Bender d Co., North Main ST.
The Friedlander Bros, at the Anheuser-
Busch, are the biggest hit of the season.
Madame Ericke's violin solos at the
Anheuser-Busch seems to catch them all.
Hear her.
DR.. Monroe has moved to DIR. Houph's
Office, 80 East Granite street, and will
look after his practice during his absence.
Telephone 267.
hahnweiler's bankrupt stock must be
closed out by Feb. by order of attaches.
Goods scld at half their original cost and
lower than auction prices.
Must be sold at some price TO satisfy
creditors. The entire stock at ia North
Main street. recently assigned bv Mrs
Rose Perkins. You never saw such
slaughter OF prices.
doc" James Larkin was taken 70 tho
asylum yesterday 10y Under Sheriff Young
Iarkins Insani Y - the result of too uucb
whiskey a nd DR.. Mussigbrod has stated
that he cannot recover his mind.
You wear Shirts, OF course? Well. wo
are right IN 1t on the Shirt proposition:
you can ny this week any of our II 5o
and 5000 \ egligee Shirts for One Do lar
at 'BoucheI's, the Park Street Clothier.n
Madame Rricke's violin solos are what
the public want to hear, at tho Anheuser.
Busch.
Under the n ow time card whichwent into
effect on the Great Northern recently.
No. -, local trJ,in, will leave for Helena
at 80 y. IN. ins tead of 2:i0 O'Clock. and
will connect wit h a train from Anaconda.
No. will arrive from Helena at 10 :4O a. nm.
instead of u;+) o'clock and will run
through 10 Ana, ronda on the b., A. & p. |
No. y, the throuG a train from the East,
Will arrive AT p. IN. as before. No "a will |
leave Anaconda at : 80 a. M, and will
leave Butte at O'Clock a. m.
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Congregational Sunday School.

BUTTE, Jan. 6.-The Congregational
church Sunday school has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year
Superintendent, e. s. Bostwick; assistant
superintendent, Miss Ella Spafford; sec.
rotary, Miss Lizzie Evans; assistant Sec
rotary, Bert Tonkin; treasurer. Miss Ad-
die Sutton. The school looks forward to
n prosperous term on the strength of the
faithfulness of the retiring Superintendent
and the popularity of the new officers.
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ON THE FATAL RECORD
What the Books of Coroner POrter'S
ONCE Show.
IN TWO YEARS ~ MURDERS
Altogether the Coroner of silver
Bow In That Time Has Been
Called to Investigate 1873
Sudden Deaths.

BUTTE, Jan. Gold Tom" Porter. as
he is Familiarity known, will step down
and out of the coroner's office Tomorrow
and Joe Richards will step into the posi-
ton. The records of the coroner's office
for the past two years which were secured
from the coroner's docket to-day by
STANDARD reporter, present an interest
ing array of figures. During that time
the coroner conducted 131 investigations
into l42 deaths which we're divided as fol-
lOuya
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-07

smiles on niue planets. hut stu finds glasses
an ana .o distant vision. The eye has "a yt>t
amount o' seeing Co do - mucl work te on
even tur strongest vision. There's only me
way To ~ lCyc the strain. >pect4c.eS Supp-y
tI' u''d'4 help, siren -tnantug eya, that ara
MrAN. aud c'Tr'c-ln- elects thar are Then.
s'N'~ Che causes a.. >tIl4 more ser.as> .rsls..Hr.
m'I.~. I1l. decay rr>1r.luE o. ICES
uN. >Necl i'.'s are useless. Tie longer near
>i-h eco Irr-nu, 20 WI 'oIt Eia>>s, tIa more
uHav-s -I..I tle. become. come a =.
NuUr rtH> q sIrr
oar methods are the regular practice and
luTHa-...F ~r." ut.Ur.
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NEWS FURNISHINGS.
Cloak Department.
Here are Wonders. They Must Go.
That's the Ultimatum.

Childrens garments, ages 4 a q and 70
So so. W ~ p's nv"
4Chlldren's garments, ages 4, and 10 years,
have been IS. 80 and So Choice now &c 20 '
Girls Jackets, IL OF them, worth up to $40.
two prices now, 81 ami SIS so Wv
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Pure honey, homemade bread. fresh
ranch eggs and creamery butter at the
Southern hotel. Meals % cents.
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TONIGHT.
"Amorita" VIII Open at Maguire's Opera
House.

BUTTE, Jan. 6.-Thc Calhoun Opera
company opens at Magure's tomorrow
night with "Amorita," a lively comic
opera, which allows opportunity for the
introduction of much that is brilliant in
music and a great deal of comedy in its
lines. "Amorita" will also be given ON
Wednesday night and "The Black
Hussar" on Tuesday and at a Wednesday
matinee.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-07

We serve only the best oysters and
shell fish at the Rink oyster house. Coffee
a speciality.
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All persons indebted TO +. w. Burrougl
will please settle with no one but Mrs. I
w. Burrough, 81 West Quartz stree,
Butte.