The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-11-04
BUTTE WEATHER.
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver. 67%.


P Shields of Belt, is in town.
T. ]. Potter is over from Helena.
Carl Upman's Rosalind. union-made.
Fred orion. piano tuner Hamilton st.
John McKelvey of Morris Is DIN the
city.
Norman veiger of Great Falls is in
town.
William Houston is visiting in vdr-
ginia City.
Mrs. ]. w. Naugle is visiting friends
in Arlington.
E. H. Cooney returned yesterday
from trip to Gfbbonsville.
Collections-No money, no pay. Will
son, 122 Main street. Tel. 290.
Butte Business college makes compe-
tent bookkeepers of its students.
c. H. Brown and Thomas F. Wilson
came over from Anaconda yesterday.
Watch cleaning, $3.50; main springs
81. Warranted. Mayer. 40 West Park.
]. w. Killen is erecting a small one
story building for a saloon in Dublin
gulch.
E. ". Cabbage. the dentist, has re-
turned and located his office at "a West
Granite street.
Senator Mats passed through Butte
yesterday on his way from Anaconda
to New York. .............
Mrs. Alice Roach will erect a two
story brick business block in East
Broadway, to cost $4,000.
New forms of blanks for Quartz and
Placer locations can now be had at
Standard office. q E. Broadway.
The Cenuerville Athletic club has
been organized by a number of enter
prising young men in Centerville.
We make cigars to suit your taste
at the ]. T. Cigar Factory, opposite
First National bank. North Main st.
Beginning Oct TO- the Northern Pa
cif.c rate to st. Paul and Duluth. sec
ond class, eastbound. will be reduced
from s35 to $50.
DIR. George H. Wells has removed
from the corner of Park and Jackson
streets to No. sos West Galena, just be-
yond Jackson street.
Jamaica rum, bottled in Liverpool
genuine Santa Cruz rum: imported
Swedish branvin, Spanish muscatel
Montana Uiqour company. rs East
Broadway.
Professor Alexander delivered his IL
Illustrated lecture on Love. Courtshap
Marriage and Jealousy" to large anc
well pleased audience aft Maguires op
era house last evening. -ttgt.st.ss ~
Have you noticed the dressy over
coats worn this fall? The fit, the hang
the look, the finish, the price-au har
monious. Do you know where they al
come from? Why. from Boucher. the
Park street clothier
Notwithstanding the fact that the so
called clothing war" Is now raging IN
Butte, "the cash clothing company" 1:
still selling mems suits, overcoats
hats, shoes and furnishing goods
cheaper than any house in the city.
The affidavit of Mr.. Louis Kaufman
setting forth under oath the firms un-
changeable decision to sell out and gel
out should dispel all doubts as to the
sincerity of the gentlemen in the an.
nouncements. The most positive proof
however will appear in the selling ou
prices. which have been fixed so low
that the most simple knowledge Of
clothing values will convince the peo
pie of a short but great opportunity In
the closing out sale of Kaufman Bros
A principal reason assigned by Mr.
Louis Kaufman for selling out tn,
business carried on by himself an6
brother is his Inability to properly at
tend to his share of the work. This Il
on account Of his many interests IL
mining claims and mining machinery
which render Ii impossible for Mr.. K
to bestow sufficient time upon th'
combining and exacting task of selling
clothing The Furnishing line calls il
an up-to-date establishment for
heavy investment. excessively large IL
proportion to the small profits. Higl
rent, a big salary roll. expenditures 70
advertising. ETC.. contribute in no small
measure to the cares of a clothing mer
chant and Kaufman Bros. are willing
to reliauish a well-established trade II
order to embark In a different brancl
of the mercantile world.