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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

ANANIED-h iirst-class color d cgok settled; un-
Ietsands marking. Apply 81 Church street
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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

The DAISY Roller Mills report q
rushing trade the past week. Nearly
every grocer in the city handles their
flour and finds ready sale for it,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

nNL Or TWO GENTLtMEN can ohta II board
=, ana comic tab room with pri,a.e family
Se MS modtr q; rciCreu Is EXCHANGED. Address,
" :, care Nirgiuian. sclG
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

Buttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs.
Buttermilk and Ice Cream at Macs.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20
CLEARING-UP SALE.
Stock Bought From Trustee. Wrights,
1876 Main Street

10 mike room for new goods arriy.
ing daily we are Offering special bar
gains on all the stock bought from the
trustee, IN dress goods, silks, table
linens, white goods, lace curtains che.
mile portieres, stamped linen goods.
down pillows, hosiery. gloves, umbrel-
las. ladies', gents and children's under
wear, outings. ginghems. laces. en-
brolderles, ribbons, gents furnishing
goods, etc. etc. Call and zee the prices.
WRIGHT'S 1916 Muiu strect
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

1AHls BAkERY Bes dies our regu ar square
emd Vienna Cream Bread Marylaud ana Uro~n
{ ionr Bi'Cnii- as" the finest assortment oil ali
Em.s o Cakes, Pastry, Charlotte Russe's Cream
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20
Easter Offering

Easter Offering.
We are Offering this Easter silver
novelties at lower prices than ever.
See what you can buy for SOC. Chap
man ~ Jakemap.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

AioSkf 10 LEND IN amounts 10 suit ON ,o,I
sh eiiy real c>tlts. e. W!lItTL.E SANS. nir5.ti
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-04-20

PRESCRIPTIONS n earG@9lIy d. com;
a Drugs, Patent Medicines Toilet Article.
Cigars aud Tobacco. w. Il. PHILLIPS. 2l5
Eain street SEQ
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

ANACONDA, Jan. 12.-It Is n source of
qualification to our citizens to hear the
many ordinations of pleasant surprise
uttered by strangers upon their first visit
10 our clty. The tenor of all their remarks
IS 10 the effect that Anaconda far sur
passes their expectation as a business
center and also as a place of residence. Ii
Is really amusing TO hear tho many COM
parsons made 10y strangers who contrast
our bright sunshine and pure air, our
broad and straight stress, our beautiful
drives, etc, with other towns in Montana.
The only climatic drawback to our CITY is
the occasional wind that steals down upon
US from tho canyon back of town. The
wind Is apt 10 give one cold, that may
result IN a severe cough. But, happily, a
Few doses OF euro will stop any cough,
and II is a matter of fact that with our
pure air and euro, pulmonary diseases
are almost unknown here.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Butte, Jan. 12.-There is. perhans.
nothing which contributes SO largely 10
wholesome living as first class groceries.
a subject on which the writer is, perhaps'
more than ordinarily enthusiastic. For
some weeks we have repeatedly noticed.
when passing the new grocery store of
taihrook Bartlett, No. Al w. Park ST.,
the clean, neat appearance of everything
about II and upon investigation found in
thor stock only the best of everything and
at astonlshingly low price,. since they sell
for cash only and have no bad DENTS TO
make good. Newerc shown New Jersey
creamery butter, the quality of which Is
certainly tue finest we have ever seen in
tins market. They are selling this butter
under their own brand, II. aud b.. and
every hoUSchecpcr who cares for really
good butter should test IL. We believe
TIA, cash buyers can save a nice discount
n thls store
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Justice Court Justice.

Judge Mediation this morning over
ruled Justice of the Peace Kirkwood of
MeadervIlle on n writ of certiorari in
suit for $50 debt which was tried before
hirkwood n few weeks ago The defend
ant IN the case had nothing from which a
judgment could be satisfied and a gar
instrument was served on REM Choquette,
a Meaderville butcher, who denied having
any money or property belonging to the
defendant in the case. The Justice of tho
peace evidently did not believe him under
oath. and having no other way TO satisfy
the judgment in the case, he issued an
execution against Choquette for the
amount of the original judgment and
costs and for the costs of garnishee eX-
animation, and constable took possess
sion of Choquctte's butcher shop. The
matter was brought before Judge Nc
Hatton by Attorney John Cotter and when
tho case was heard all the proceedings
against Choquette were promptly an
nulled and set aside. Justice kirxwood
told the court that Choquette had a
remedy 10y appeal or on motion to set
aside the judgment, but Judge Mediation
couldn't SEQ II that way and told the
justice of the peace that he had exceeded
his jurisdiction and taxed the costs
against him.
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to have pleaded this morning, was sick in
his bed IN Jail and the matter was con.
tinued for another week.
The case of w. 4. Clark against the Ora
Plata club was ordered stricken from the
motion calendar.
The case of A. X. Young against Will
lam Mahoney was ordered on the calen-
dar and the default of the defendant en-
tered and judgment awarded the plain
tiff.
In the case of c. f. Black against Jerry
Grlhth the demurrer was by consent
overruled and the defendant granted 70
days to answer.
A motion for judgment on the pleadinrs
was sustained in the case of James Borth :
WICK against George Fairweather and
others.
Charles G.. Starbeck to-day commenced
n suit against G.. w. FarlIn and A. j.. Rob
ertson. suretIes on an appeal bond of w.
j.. FarlIn, for SIP and interest from April
l., 1893.
The Brainerd d Armstrong company to-
day commenced an action against Jacob
for S239.30. claimed to be due
on account of goods sold aud delivered.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
HARRIS HAS THE PULL
Dan Will Be CANA Warden Right ALONE
for a While.
REWARD FOR BARNES
The County Commissioners VIII
Give Five Hundred Dollars for
the Capture of the MUIR
derer OF M. c. Young.

BUTTE, Jan. 12.-The county commits.
sioners nnally got around to-day to the
point OF Offering reward for the appre-
hension OF William Barnes. who murdered
NJ. l. 1oung more than a month ago.
They offered $500 to anyone who would
cause the apprehension of Barnes and his
delivery TO the sheriff. 1t has been as.
serted that Barnes could have been D.
pretended if any inducement had been
offered to disinterested parties TO disclose
his whereabouts.
The commissioners this morning re-
celved a communication from the Butte
hod and Gun club protesting against the
appointment of Dan L. Harris as county
game warden on the ground that he was
not competent TO fill the office. The pro-
test was treated with scant courtesy. Ii
was read and then flung to one side with
out further consideration.
The bond of Frank Warfleld in the sum
oil $1,000 as deputy assessor, with L. l..
Mahoney and j. II. Bordeaux as sure
ties, was received and approved by the
board.
The board drew their per diem as fol
lows, and then adjourned until the first
Monday in February: ID. j. Charles,
seven days and mileage. $685. John L.
Lloyd, Il days, SOC; Savin Lisa, IL days,
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Voluntary muscles are almost ALWAYS
red; involuntary muscles are generally
white, the most noticeable exception in
the latter case being the heart.
Cats and several other animals have n
false eyelid, which can be drawn over the
eyeball, either to clense it of to protect il
from too strong light.
Professor Bonney says that fall of Is
to 20 degrees +. in the average temperas
ture would be sufficient to account for ali
known glaciation in the northern hem-
isphere.
The blood flows almost as freely through
the bones as through the flesh of very
young children. but as age come on, the
blood vessels in the bones are almost
filled with matter.
In the days of Columbus only seven
metals were known to exist. There are
now 81.
biologists say that all known species of
wild animals are gradually diminishing in
size.
Soap bubbles are round because every
part of their surface is equally pressed by
the atmosphere.
The great artesian we'll at Grenelle,
France, has been flowing steadily without
apparent diminution of volume for So
years.
The Galera tunnel, $500 feet long, at
an altitude of 1860 feet in the Andes, is
the greatest elevation in the world at
which a piston rod is moved by steam.
1t takes 8131! cubic feet of air to weigh
as much as one cubic foot of water. If
Sl3% cubic feet we're compressed into the
space of one cubic foot its weight would
be about the same as an equal volume of
water.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
His Divorced wife. Z.

Cyrus +. Page has a suit pending in the
district court against his brother, David
+. Page, for SiOO, which ho claims to be
due HIM for money loaned. The matter
was 10 have been heard on demurrer to-
day, but II was made to appear that an
other party was necessary to the SUIT aud
tho matter was continued for "a week.
The defendant admitted having the
money, but said he borrowed il from his
brothers vito before he got a divorce
from her several years ago. lilo was ready
and willing To pay the money TO one or
the other. but did not want to pay il To
one and then be sued by the other. SO he
asked that Mrs. Page be made a party to
the suit so that he could pay the money
into court and let Cyrus and his eN-wifo
fight II out Tor possession OF the money.
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Keep Up With the Times.

We have one very good second parlor
organ, walnut case, price, $50.
One beautiful, high top parlor organ,
satin finish, latest style, slightly damaged
in shipping. Will sell at $40. Original
price, Sl4). Terms, s. per month.
= One SteInway piano, slightly used, in
fine shape, price, Sl70.
One slightly used Kimball upright, full
size, good as new. Original price $500.
will sell now for $40. Terms. SO per
month. Our line of new scale KimbaIl
pianos and organs has never been so COM
plete as at the present time. New styles
IN case work and all the latest improve-
menis known to piano and organ builders.
You should see these goods whether you
contemplate buying or not, as it is we'll to
keep up with the times. orion Bros, 3O5
North Main, Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
MEN AND WOMEN.

General Gurko was made field marshal
by the car upon his retirement from the
| post of governor general of Warsaw.
The steamer Natchez, that runs between
| Vicksburg and New Orleans, has women
for officers, under the captaIncy of Mrs.
| Tom feathers.
Patti is said to have quarreIed with and
said farewell forever to her once favorite
nephew, but he is not at all worried. He
has heard of PATHS farewell before.
Prince Bismarck's correspondence, both
political and non-political, is going to be
published, continental papers say, by a
Stuttgart firm under the editorship of
Ritter Won Poschinger.
1t is said that the book describing the
Asiatic travels of Gar Nicholas. IL was
edited by man of letters, but is based
mainly on the substance of his carefully
written diary.
The last survivor of the women widowed
by the loss of Sir John Franklin's arctic
expedition recently died in London.
This was Mrs. Osmer, widow of the pay
master of the Erebus. She lived TO SO
years of age.
Captain Homfrcy, late of the Eleventh
hussars, had fought in the war of the re-
bellion and under Garibaldi, and had been
wounded in the battle six times. TO be
finally knocked down the other day by a
butchers cart on Westminster bridge and
killed.
benjamin Hall Currier, the Boston
lawyer who died Monday last, was born in
1874 in Ncwburyport, Mass. where, when
he was an infant, his mother held him up
IN her arms TO see a procession headed by
General Washington pass down the
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
Not Cruel Though.

Judge Mediation this morning dismissed
the divorce case of Winnie Robinson
against Harry w. Robinson on the ground
that the complaint did not state facts suf-
tcient to constitute cause of action.
The judge said the allegations and proof
of cruelty showed that the defendant used
languageithat was uncomplimentary and
unkind, but II did not constitute a case of
cruelty. The action was dismissed with
out prejudice to the bringing of another
action. The testimony in the case had al
ready been taken and had been under
consideration by the court. Besides testi-
Tying that he used "vItuperative, vulgar.
obscene and profane language" toward
her, she also said that he deserted her on
Nov. 20, 1898, and has since lived apart
from her and contributed nothing to the
support of herself and child.
In the divorce case of Henry :. Kenney
against Bertha NJ. Kenney the plaintiff
filed a motion for an order of court per-
hitting him TO visit the minor child who
is now in the custody of the defendant.
He made affidavit that on the 9th of the
present month he went to visit the child
at the defendants present home in Gem
terville and demanded that he be per-
mitted TO visit il at reasonable times at
least once week but she refused him
permission. The matter was set for near
ing next Saturday.
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BURR0UGH Is A BAD ONE
That Is the Testimony Of His Deserted
Wife.
LlK ES CONCERT HALL GIRLS
Winnie Robinson's Husband Wasn't
Quite Cruel Enough, But He
Came Mighty Close Up 10
the Danger Line.

BUTTE, Jan. 12.-Rachael Burrough to-
day commenced suit in the district cot, TT
to get possession of lot of property LET t
behind by her husband, Frank W. Bur-
rough, when he deserted his family sew
eral weeks ago and left town with n fraIl
concert hall singer. In her complaint
against her husband Mrs. Burrough says
she was married to him at Thompson
Falls, Mont, April 3. 1887. She says he
deserted her on the 10Th OF last December
and left her without means of support.
She says he owns considerable property
in the county, consisting of book accounts
and bills due and owing for meat sold
when he was in the butchering busIn ess,
and about 5000 due on saloon bi lis
while no was in tho liquor bust
ness. There is also due him
from various persons money loaned
amounting to about 81 500. He also owns
an oil painting by Hornbrook entitled
Temptation" worth $1,000; a half inter-
est in the Lizzie lode mining claim worth
500, and the sunny Dell mineral springs,
situated on the south fork of Snake river.
Idaho. Mrs. Burrough says her husband
made no provision for the care and man
aRement of the property and is allowing
II TO 90 waste, and other persons are seek
ing to make away with the property and
thereby deprive her of her only means of
support and reduce her to privation. She
asks tho court to require the defendant to
pay her $500 and monthly sum of 500
as permanent almony, and that a re-
ceiver be appointed to take charge of and
manage the property. and that she be |
awarddd $500 to pay her attorneys fees.
In an affidavit accompanying her COM |
plant she says that her husband and one !
Dan l.. Harley and Lou JciIkins and other |
parties, have been and are now trying to |
dispose of the property, with the intention |
of defrauding her, wherefore she asked |
that temporary injunction he issued |
against them. The restraining order and |
an order TO show cause were issued by |
Judge Mediation. Carol q Lcehey are |
attorneys for Mrs. Burrough.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

BUTTE, Jan. l2.-George c. Fitchen,
ID. ID. c., installed the newly elected
officers of Damon lodge No. l, Ivanhoe
No. ., and Oswego No. ., X. of p. The
order throughout the state is in n
most fourishIng condition and is i'm
proving. 1t Is composed of many of the
leading and intelligent citizens of Nom
tana. In Butte they number between 400
and 400 members. The grand lodge will
meet here next May.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Judge Mediation this afternoon called
the calendar of Department I. and set the
following cases for trial:
January Pr. e.. Huston rs. 4. 4. Nuss
ct al. foreclosure of mortgage.
January 22-Lorpnzp tlr'ntti IS. the
Butte Consolidated street Railway COM
pany. damages; Charles lauElol, vs.
Bernard Quinn. damages.
IauuAr, -..-soherl j. E1ll IS. Barbara
Harris cf aL. foreclosure 90 mortgage.
Ouu-lae pcluu ~. Ihe bGg, Consolidated
Railway company. damages.
IIuuSs. SO. g.. Da.., rs. Joseph
h.t'al, l.u.
5auuAr. I'D .Ci.g % Butte ys. +. a. WI-
son ,r aL. condemnation.
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The ,herIn Eninlncd.

Tho sheriff was to-day going 10 sell the
property of tho Northwestern Brick and
Supply company to satisfy two executions
in favor OF Thomas O'Rour<e. but an in
junction was issued on pretense of other
creditors. new suit against the brick
company was instituted by T.. ID. lie Clare
for y, $50, the amOeut of a note ne paid
for the company, and another attach
mcut was issued. On motion ol Thomas
OROurke his suit against the brick com.
pany and others was dismissed.
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Time = Money.

IL Won are contemplating an q tern
trip tHc Northern faci.-c is tho shortest,
GI.rh'~. and most comfortable route 10
~, Paul. chicago. omahl. Kansas CIV
anu '.t 'Asiera points Pullman Palace
Ne-uug.eI sleeping cars. tirst ana -er,nd
chs aaE coaches 1I all trains in anl.gut
ui 6a-..
t.. Nn.tE.sl Pacific is tho only limo
operating Pullman Palace vaS-sauIcd
sleeping ears lr.F-eI Butte and ~. Paul.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13
OH, THOSE CIRLSI

Mary Brauer Is the Latest Lassie to Skin
the Tra-La-Loo.
BUTTE, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Brauer, who
lives at the corner of Washington and
Porphyry streets, called at police head
quarters to-day to secure assistance in To-
eating her 17-year-old daughter, Mary.
The girl left home last evening and is
supposed to have taken up her quarters
with black-haired and dark-eyed young
barber who works in a shop not far from
tie Owsley block. A visit TO his room
showed the girl was not there, but the
police will keep a lookout for her.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Airs. Catherine Black Of Lo Roy, y. Y,
took a severe cold. The physician feared
pneumonia. She took one bcftle OF Parks
'rH-. s-. -.l .-rH. I'll ..s.,i 44ae
magic. stopped mg cough and am per-
feCtly we. now. i recommend Dc to every
one for throat and lung JrJE1les. as I boz
lieyei b. saved mas nic.' Sold bv smith
Drug %. and IlrcLe1 DAcu-gl Drug %.
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RUTTE .....

The Principal Branch ONCE OF The STANDARD
70 az No. p East broadway. Butte IelephoDs
No. rs Advertising rates furnished on appls
cation
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The k.lnhnlI Pinnn.

High grade up TO date. Thoroughly con-
structed, attractive m appearance. brill
liant IN tone, fully warranted At Wholesale
prices. orton Bros, 3l5 North Main
street.
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Don't forget the regular socable at Caplice
hall tonight All respectable people Invited
Admission, so cents. The Committee
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Save money-buy your pianos at Ortor
Bros
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

We serve only the best oysters aud
shell h5h a, the R.aA oyster house. Coffee
"a specially.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Ladies' strap sandal evening slippers.
81 up, at Dan Lewis, 81 w. Park street
where big cut.prlce sale is going on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

For glass. 90 10 Schazlein's - West
Broadway, Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

Five dollars month buys an organ a,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-13

smiles on niue planets but ssll frdS Cassss
an aid 20 distant vision. The eye has a vast
amount OF seeing To- do. 80 mucI work tells on
even the s'rru -n~r vision. There's only one
way 10 relieve the strain. Npectacle> supply
the needed ne.r. s5rnn-sue1iu- eye, that are
weak. and Cprrhe.Il- detects that are Them.
Sa.yaS the causes 90 still more serious impair
mpnt> Don deny rr>nr.lnE % SUec-asles
until Spect tsleS are useless. lue longer near-
sighted PERSON, 20 WtIot g.t>>", tue more
upar-s .-l.HL t1aE HHHFwr come, a - NJ
yuur ewes a. once.
oar methods ara rl' rs-u'a' practice and
Thoroughly sCl'n. It.
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JUST RECEIVED
- = u N----

car OF BellfioNer Apples also car Of
California Oranges. which We are ooino TO
dispose of at very low prices Notice care
fully the prices on our Groceries. The
quality always guaranteed
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Drh.r Court Niatr.r-
William h0sluke, the ioTccr Who was
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-08-20
TRIlL or wrysroN's RIOTERS.
Another of Those Who We're shot IL Dead
Illness Of Tobacco Manufactures.

WINSTON. y. c.. Aug. Especial. -
The special term of court ordered by
Governor Carr for the trial or WINSTON 5
negro rioters opened to-day. by gen
eral consent. ;hc jurors who hearu tne
testimony in tie case of the State against
Niicaiah Watts and others, SD far as II
had proceeded during the last term. which
closed Saturday. were impanellod 10 hear
the case, and IN lieu Of recalling the
witnesses. the stenographic report Of the
evidence was read TO the jury.
Counsel for four Of the rioters plead
guilty for his clients. TWO others ac-
knowledged their guilt
During the examination this morning
the fact was brought out that on the
night OF the trouble Bob. futile (who
was then on trial for the murder Of Of
ficer Vickers). went u the Methodist
Episcopal (colorcd) church. and just after
service arose near the pulpit. and stated
that ne learned tnat people from the
country were coming that night TO lynch
his brother. and called upon those pres
ent for assistance. X Is thought tonight
that the trial OF the rioters will be con-
cluded Wednesday.
Rev. Jonn A. Wray has resigned the
pastorate OF Broad-Street Baptist church,
this city. and accepted call 10 NIL
ledgeville, Ga. He will leave here Sep
TENDER 18th.
b. +. Hanes. one OF Winston's leading
tobacco manufacturers. is critically Ill.
Another OF the negro rioters who was
shot Is dead.