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The evening times., 1896-04-20
FOR SALE OR RENT-A gentle
Judgment Creditor Klein Asks the
Court TO Auuoint One

Heincman Klein has brought suit against
the Anacustia and Potomac River Railroad
Company 10 recover a Judgment creditors
bill of $4,000.
A receiver for tie road is asked, and
request made that the affairs Of the COM
pany he wound up under the direction of
the court.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
Granted an Absolute Divorce.

Judge Hacner toda Y signed a decree grant
ing Edith NJ. Wright an absolute divorce
from william II Wright on the ground of
dcsertion. The wife is permitted to re-
sumo her maiden name of Watkinsand.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
Eiled Suif for Diynrc

Catherine V. Locke has filed suit for
divorce against John d. Locke. The papers
in the case are withheld from publication.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
GAVE 4 LIGHT SENTENCE
Judge Cole Ac's in an 0leo-
margarine Case.
ESTABLISHES NO PRECEDENT

Court Imposed n Small Fine and NOM
tnrh Imprisonment In Order That
the Matter Mny BE Taken TO the
Court OF Appeals m Lusby's
Triad Begun.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
CHURCH G0ERS PROTEST
Effort by Northeast Citizens to
Defeat a Liquor License.
POSTPONED THE HEARING

Discussion of IA Street Railroad Prob
lem to BE Undertaken Later-Thc
Grade Crossing Question to BE Ven
tiiat ed at Meeting Before the Com
mis-iouers-M Minor District Matters
The evening times., 1896-04-20
MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN


w NTED-To borrow $500 for one
year; iiUcral interest for The accomnio-
dation. MONEY, this office. apl7-3tcm
MONEY 10 Ioan In large or small
amounts on approved collateral We
take Stocks, Bonds, Trusts building and
Loan Association Shares, Syndicate Ger
tiTicates. Life Insurance Policies in old
line compa EieS. Warehouse Receipts, etc
Jf you wish 10 reserve your bank credit
II you deem it unwise or unprofIta BILE to
ask friend TO indorse: If you have no ba Ink
account; il in a hurry call onus. No de
lay. YERkES & BAKER. 40 TO 46 Metz
croft Building, 11l0 F st.
MONEY TO LOAN large sums
at D and . i = per cent on ID. c. real
estate; $3.50. $500, $3.50. etc. at per
cent; all TRANSACTIONS conducted with eco
nomical consideration for borrowers. WM
H SAUNDER " CO, 407 st.nw. nrS
MONEY 10 loan ut and per cent on
District of Columbia realty. no delay II
security is satisfactory.
WALTER H ACKER, 7O4 18th NV
jy31 IF
The evening times., 1896-04-20

Don't miss the great Wrapper Sale at tile
Bon Marcbe.
The evening times., 1896-04-20
Washington Stock Exchange.

Sales-Reguiar Call-Second Notional Bank,
at l33. National Safe Deposit aud Trust,
20 ut 10. Met K r., ) at 10Y; 10 at l20Itt
After cail-Wash. Gas, 90 At 4i1I.
The evening times., 1896-04-20

NasiIau's Costly Public Building.
A favorable report was made to the Sen
ate today on the bill appropriating 500.
600 for a public building at Nashua, y. IL
The evening times., 1896-04-20

darkness of the oonduits, however. this
once clear water becomes dark and foul
smelling.
Hundreds of street sewers pour their
vile solutions into At. and by the time these
subicrranean currents reach their outlets
they are laden with the fuulest OF liquids
and solids
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Omaha, Feb. 5.-The Union Pacihc's
overland limited from Chicago reached
Omaha four hours late this morning. ow-
ing TO a wreck in Illinois. orders were az
once given 70 run the train as fast as
safety would permit until all the time
was made up. Across Nebraska the lin
tied has been travelling over mile
minute breaking all western records for
long distance running. All time VIII be
easily made W. The numerous fast runs
made on special occasions by tho Union
Pacific since the overland limited was put
on has caused officers 10 prepare 20 re-
duce the present fast time 70 the coast al
least four hours Whenever the public
nay demand such service.
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DROHNFIELD.CANTY
CARPET COMPANY.

We start the new year Offering bargains
worth talking about. Here's the proof
the PRICES:
Fifteen pieces best All-W ools, bi12c per
yard.
twenty Pieces Atwood Carpet. soc per
yard.
Thirty Pieces Wool Filled. 45c per yard
Three-ply Carpets. all-wool for sc per
yard.
twenty Pieces Brussels Carpet. isc per
yard.
per yard.
Thirty Pieces BIussels carpet DOC per
yard.
Remnants ATWOOD Carpet, to IS yards
long--HALF PRICE.
Remnants Brussels Carpets, 10 to 20
,srds long-HALF PRICE.
one thousand yards Linoleum for zoe
per yard.
yard.
yard.
sru,ontv-nve Pairs Chenille Curtain. re-
d,,sd nom s. to s. per pair.
l.iftv Pairs tAcnlIe curtains reduced
from S. to g. per lair.
~ Hundred Pairs Lace Curtains re-
J,,ced nom sl.yJ to G3c per pair.
90 hundred and II.ty Pairs Lace Cur.
.a.rs reduced from s. Co g.c per pair
N,naty-tve 50 Table Covers reduced
from Ss.-5 20 s..
rifs Pairs Tapestry Curtains reduced
nom S. to s. 80 per pair.
Comforts Tor ypc, worth 81 per pair.
IuainNct4 for soc. worth 81 per pair
one Hundred Pairs Heavy Gray Blan-
| I,ets. extra size. worth $40, for 81 per
pair.
PILLOWS. Comforts. Blankets and Mat
I trn,ees al discount OF 10 10 % per cent.
Trunks. Nalises and Bags at p per cent.
/ discount.
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FAST TIME.
The Union Pacific Makes Creditah."
Record Cor Itsc.E

The Union Pacific overland ana nm
tied No ! made the fastest time on rec
ord west OF the Missouri river yester-
lav. II made the l3s miles between
Grand Island and North Platte in lls
minutes. and its time between several
stations was faster than mile a mln-
ute The actual running time between
Council Bluff and North Platte, as
lance Of 2s2 miles including 30 minui. =
delay I'm stops and changing engines
was 500 minutes. an average OF a. mics
an hour The train consisted OF SIX
heavily loaded cars In making the re-
marsabla run the train was mere ~
making up time that had been lost
throuch = delayed connection M pma-
ha. and no effort was mad" I" eSlth-
lish a record tor fast running. The
Union Pacific 80. J IS the fastest train
on any Of the tUanscortiu"ntal lines,
and it's time of " Uerday Nill very like
~ stand a. the record west of the Mis-
souri, for some time. II is a record that
would be a credit TO any Of the far
eastern roads where the conditions are
much more favorable for fast running
than in the West.
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SUNDAY CONCERT.
ou.a'- u,ne 'y,i Re ',ea-D nv b. L'r

ou-a'- BIrf WI he Tea -t. nv q Lars"
tr,.e1.r.
II. ElaErIy. the organizer Of Sousa's
band. MAS fHr years a Well-knoWn
Journalist Of Chicago. After the fire
he became ONE 81 The prourieturs Of
the ST Paul Pioneer Press and the
MINNEAPOLIS Tribune. He had an early
taste FOR music. and In Minneapolis
was for years the director Of the phil
harmonic Society and Mendelssohn
club lie was secretary Of state and
superintendent of public instruction in
Minnesota during the war period. and
IS now the proprietor Of the Blakely
Printing company OF Chicago, one Of
the largest and most profitable cstab-
lishua in the country. Mr. Blakoly
managed several concert tours for
Theodore Thomas. he brought the
Strauss orchestra from Vienna, and
induced the Austrian Juvenile band 10
come across The water. For six years
he was manager OF GilmOrc's band,
and. ur0n that leaders death. ho de-
tcrw.u,l % orE1uizc a band watch
should equal the famous C0~lr Eepub-
i,aiu" IF Paris and bc u military uu-
sic what the three great string or
ch'-traS az this country are 90 string
ru-.c. To this end ho prevailed nu
John Philip SuJs1. the lung-tIm" lead
Cr OF the Inised states Marine band
OF WASHINGTON. % resign and accept
tho leadership II the new band. SIr.
| Elal.eiy regarding him as the one man
60 head military band which should
and docs equal its mOdeltlc Garic Re
puhlicaine. Mr. Blakely is a tail
handsome man. ahouuding in energy
| its concert in Butte next sunday even
J ing
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LLItr CURRENT NOTES.
Silver, G7s.

silver Us.
Telephone 107.
Col i. =. Dolmau is in Helena.
Mr. and Mrs. r.. Deane aIe in Helena.
I,.od orto,, niono timer w. Quartz
---,,,o+, ~. If ,1issoI,a is in the
81
- -, ,,.,,.... A. l,,.,,- .,,,r,, Ana
p" ,a'i''iH ~ " ''''''
80 ,-,,t,or, e visiting
-, ~
l.,
-Nl-...''ey 90 -
i'''-'lH' =.
Architect II. NJ. patterson Is oNei -
igl'''"' .. 60
mrs. o. II. he4ly OF b"zcIAl''h 10 10
the CITY
Frank Wallace of Morris Springs Is
ia town.
Ju.~c Eiusiey came over from Hell
ena last night.
T.. II. Dushee arrived from Philips
burg y,aterdoy.
= daughter was born Monday to the
wife o. w. IL. Couley.
t,.....,...- .a-,,,ce ,.ea a. Anheuse--
Suscb Te,eUhone IO7.
80 -. ,7.-,-,, racas and Mo
a.. a.. i,oy,,,J,a+yo,
~ - - ,..t,,,.,,od from, g,
-, - - - a., IIaIena
''o'' "a
~, 1890 9 a. toin AGENTS.
To- . q 80
Jesse Rtcter' clerk ana recorueI 81
4-'"'S q ClafRe county 80 III 'i'0
Halves Expert AccounJaht, rooiti
o. 20 hoor' Lewisohn DIas" "raH''e -
watch clea sl.6o. main sprinE-
4 n arr dht"H' MaH'is W "-9' a."
som Kohlberg and f. L. Holt We're
amone Yesterday arrivals from MIS-
-oula.
j. Q. Prest. General purchasing age M
OF the Northern Pacific, is IN The city
from ST Paul
Prince Victor, Carl Upmenu's best
five-ccnt cigar. Hand made. by skilled
union workmen.
Judge AImon sent Blanche Williams
to the county Jail for 90 days for va
grancy yesterday.
Spedon cartOonist Auditorium.
Thursday. February 6. Tickets, p
cents and so cents.
The Butte Skating rink presents
handsome souvenirs to each lady pat
ron every Tuesday.
tour n the world and the Ana
ror5a Daily and Sunday standard one
year COR 10 silver dollars
-rtc.-o 90 ,,,do1i,araa taIegrar,s n
tho N,-os+er, T-nion o0ice for Hapel &
/, Raum and Charlie r. Head
NJ. ,.,,,,,... go. -s,.,o,.s, ,,osto,,,a
- ',.i. I,.,.i,,-ds, nm 70
800 -, i..i,i - %. ,,,',1,,o,.
-
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The STANDARD was i'm error yesterday
morning .n stating that Peter Mah"r.
who is To fight F'itZsimmous. had never
been iu Montana. lie was I'M Butte in
Tho summer OF 1893 i'm company with
John j.. quinn. his hacker. ana Denver
Fl smith The fighters We're brought
here by otto Floto. They gave an cN-
hihition at Columbia gardens and Ma
her put local half breed Frcnchman
out in "A few rounds.
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w. + Bartlett has been deputizcd by
Sheriff Reynolds 70 collect all out
standing indebtedness Of the Kenyon
Council Commercial company. All
parties knowing themselves indebted
to the company are requested 10 settle
with Mr. Bartlett Immediately at J.
Ross Clark & Co. Hardware store.
Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
The COMMITTEES.
Names Of Those who VIII Have Chsrg
OF the = -em-n'> IaI'

OF the Y ren"n'- TAI
The executive committee. which has
chars. If the fremens Ian 70 he given
at Eoush2w hajl on Feb. u. met last
evening and elected Thomps.n Camp
ben charm an: Edgar Dayton. seCre-
tIry. and Sol Levy. treasurer. The fol-
lowing subcommittee were appointed:
PRINTING ~. J.. IIorchkiss. Thomas La
veil. +. ~ Rice. Fa!l, music AMI deco
rati1ns-ChiCf \. J. Werner. John Low
" and Edgar DAYTON. Deception
Thompson Campbell. Rod J.. --1t. John
II. Bordeaux. SO! Levy. Louis Frank. y
j. Werner. six others VIII be added u
this commlttCo. Floor co-nittae-Wii-
liam GgeeEwait, Jack Fl3ur.ry, James
Mcmillan. T.. ". Rice. ard III mas Ia
vel Phil Tucker was a. pointed Io-r
ma mayer and Edgar Dayton assistant
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Suite Department.

The Principal Branch Office OF the
Standard f. AT No p East Broadway.
Butte. Telephone No. i22. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
Black Dress Goods and
Colored Dress Goods Sale.

Mondays sale prices prevail. price
less opportunity 20 provide good dresses
cheap for your families.
At 25c-5 pieces Atwood Black Serge.
value zoe.
At 21c-a pieces Black Cashmere. value
35c and 40c.
At s7lsc-9 pieces 4o-inch Figured
Blacks value S5c.
At 5oc-4G-inch Imported Black S'rges.
value 7dc.
At 59c-i6-luch Black Figured Dots.
pashcs and Stripes. fancics Of every de-
scription. In Atwood wool and goats
hair. value CSC. 1"c, zoe.
At 25c-Srk Stripe Atwood Mixtures.
value Zoe.
At a.-Hcayy Cheviot Checks. etc.
value &C.
A. -oc. sa-irrr CoIorsl Woolens. figures
and checks. value anywhere in America
81 yard.
Lowest values ever
known, and SO on through
out the dress goods stock.
lIo eS have to be made
and half prices are COM
mon.
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NEW lNCORPORATiONS.
The EIectro-Gss Company with a Cspitrl
sock Of Ss5O.OOO

Articles of incoru -ratian ~ tho sion
tana Tlaotra-Gas company organized
tor the purpose Of mauufa curing s.I
selling calcium ctThida and lEuat.I
acstylrnr gas for lighting ami haatius.
We're fled fsr record E-St" rdEy. Ut BE-
,ar,tal stock is S--t .a1. divided into
shares Of 81 each. RI. lururuuT.t ..s
the r.. T. Baker -. u. Monteatl. John
p Turbis. Rod II. L-EIatt ~ Butte.
John = NcE-ill George l.. CUpr ana
J. Davidson. of Helena. ThsaIsr
J. L!rd.. 81 BoZ"mau. ami William ID.
Head ~ Wilmington. D.l
Articles ~ lu.a.IeI.l zion = tA'
FScEI. Plumbing d. floating CHmpJI 5.
-.llh a capital sID.- % $4,000 was also
filed. The ilrorvcl. tors are A. J. D-E-
is. Louis Eslhle and julius ~. DlI-- %.
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7C-DAY,s WEATHER.

The Indications for Montana to-day are;
Partly cloudy. with snow huIll es' shShl-
" colder: northwest winds.
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The Unanimous Opinion
of the People .r

who are buying their goods from US -
that the quality Of the goods and the low
prices cannot Doe equalled in any other
store in The state.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
New Wool Plaids.

Monday arrival Glorious co-mingling OF
as Spring CeIorlurs. Display above Dress
Goods Department
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TIE cost ~ ele-trin urrlrz in various
cities o. rle .ritef States a.. 'uEs Co. ..-
Iavd altor-tE.g ou TIE quality OF ugr...-
raI admin sfr.tiuu. 10 l- r"l-ri...
fact tina. rotten clty government aH.
l.ct-v-lr,- electricity seem 90 base "a
natural affinity Philadelphia Record.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
EUTTE WEATHER.

IeIcrted :oI the Standard by Gallogiy
Co.. druggists.
Feb 5 Thermometer. barometer "lnI
m. 80 Grr above. SEQ lnches Sm
I'm "a o,r above .SS3 inches. y NV
,. CHEST lenl erature yesterday 81. LoweSt. %
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This declaration is as
correct as our Judgment
can arrive at.
9 X. LEWIS & Co

whole Skin Astrakhan Capcs.
a inches. p inches and 81 inches
long. large new collar. satin
lined. worth $liro.
Fine Quality Electric Seal In
lengths q inches, p inches and
30 inches. large sweep. satin or
siIk-lined. value Sl1.O0.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06

$50 Extra fine quality
electric seal, more,
Jos Aotrakhans. Per-
sian Lamb. Per
$3.50 Slanas, trimmed IN
martin, sable, bear
SIS and IhiDet with
large stylish col
5000 lars and extra VIDE
sweeps lined with
$3.50 heavy satin, mcr-
vclleuX and twilled
80 rs silk. regular price
of which is q times
$40 what we ask.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-06
900 FUR CAPES
PC on the Dollar.

Means 81. 90 capes are worth $500
$1,000 capes are worth $4,000.
$1,000 Capes are worth $500.
$500 Capes are worth 10000.
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o. X. ! evils & Co.
Butte. February 8.
Wind and Weather

are in our favor selling this
mammoth pile of Fur
CaDes. Tuesdays sale on
these garments went way
up in the hundreds. Fur
Cape selling may well
come to a standstill IN
other stores in the face of
in $ prices of ours.
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OF our hats is their shining merit. It's
the style you want. too. the latest. It's
also the quality you want the best
There's style and a quality that all re-
quire-in our hats. We know the hat
trade and that's how we can furnish you
better hat at lower price than any
other house hereabouts. Any customer OF
ours Is pretty certain to buy his next hat
where he got the last. The value is worth
duplicating in the new style.
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containing an indemnifying clause
against all damages that may result
from the granting OF such franchise,
and providing for the giving by them
to the city of a cash bond in the sum of
$500, said amount TO be forfeited to the
city in the event that all the conditions
of said franchise are not carried by
them, and to be so forfeited until such
delivery system be completed and in
operation on or before 80 days from the
passage of such ordinance.
"Fourth-We recommend that the
clerk be instructed to draw a warrant
rant I'm favor of z. w. Kemper for the
sum of s1194, amount OF taxes paid by
him TO the city treasurer on the east "a
feet OF lot IL In block No. of Kemper
addition, provided said premises are
not within the city limits.
"Fifth-We recommend that no ac-
ton be taken by the council against
persons operating under a gambling
license on the corner of Main and Ga
lena streets"
Alderman Knowlton remarked that
he had seen a carload of powder being
unloaded recently and he inquired
what had become of the powder ordi-
nance passed a few months ago. Aid
erman Schatzlein said he knew nothing
about the matter since the passage of
the ordinance. Alderman Heilig said
the marshal is supposed to enforce the
ordinances without special instructions
from the council, but he does not do It,
The matter was referred to the mar
shall
The following was introduced by
Alderman Rowe: BE IL resolved by
the city council of the city of Butte,
That the mayor be instructed to dis
charge any employee of the city that
does not pay his just debts" After
some discussion the resolution was re-
ferred to the judiciary committee.
In accordance with the report of the
license committee the council declined
to grant license to A. Byrd for a
Chinese faro gambling house at No. 10
West Mercury street.
A communication was received from
III. Heideman, complaining that the
fire marshal has taken from him the
work of repairing the fire apparatus,
although he has contract for all city
work. This was referred to the fire
committee.
A petition was received from N j.
Mcleod and Charles Mcdonald asking
permission to use part of the alley sit
uated between Park and Galena
streets and jackson and Crystal streets
shaft in the alley. This was referred
to the street and alley committee.
Several petitions for the refunding
of taxes were received and referred to
the judiciary committee.
c. b. No. so. levying special tax for
sidewalks was read a third time and
finally passed. c. B. No. 81. to levy a
tax for opening Copper street from
Alabama to Excelsior avenue was read
third time and passed. c. b. No
ID, levying special assessment for
grading Nevada avenue, was passed.
c. b. No. ia. transferring $1,000 from
the general fund to the sinking fund,
was passed. c. B. No. lis, transferring
200 from the general fund to the spe-
cial Improvement district No. / fund,
was passed.
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An Enormous Claim.

Chicago. Jan. ga special from Cham
paigne. ILL.,, says: A conference was held
here between l.. c. Blaisdell and 20 other
citizens of Champagne on the one side
and A. j. Kuykendall of Springfield
Captain ]. /. Abel and John T. Ferguson
of Decatur on the other on measures for
pressing a huge claim against the row
eminent. The gentlemen named. after
comforting with citizens of INDIANAPOLIS.
will proceed to Washington. The claim
referred to is based on the alleged assign
ment 30 years or more ago of Charles
Durkee. then govern r of Utah, OF more
than $60Ot0.00O worth IF linlon Pacific
bonds. l.. c. Blais leil Is the trustee for
the heirs of Durkee and has spent much
time and money in the Investigation of
their claims. He says he Lutte Secretary
Folger admitted the existence of the as
signment of these bonds, and Blaisden
says he has the best of legal advices that
the principal and interest, now amount
ing to nearly 500. 00O.0 900. is recoverable
for the benefit of the Durkee heirs.
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IN GOOD SHAPE.
The County Commissioners Visit the Home
and Poor Parma Pat withdrawn.

The county commissioners yesterday
visited the Childrens home and the
poor house, and found both institutions
in a satisfactory condition. They
found 20 children at the home who are
being supported by the county, and re-
ported them well cared for with proper
discipline, and they considered
the county fortunate in having so well
conducted a home for it's wards The
poor house has 81 inmates at present
who are well cared for and the place
was found in good sanitary condition
The Home Investment a Realty COM
pany petitioned the board for permits
sion to withdraw the plat of certain
lots on the Anderson lode and in the
Parrot addition. as the property is
used only for mining purposes. The
petition was granted and an order was
also made on the treasurer to with
draw the lots from the list of delinquent
tax sale as the property was erroneous
ly assessed.
The commissioners drew their per
diem of $120 each for Is days services
during the month and then adjourned
until the first Monday in February
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YOUR
HUSBANDS
DOLLARS

Must be looked after. A penny saved is a
penny gained. You waste money when you
buy worthless goods. Our stock is com
plete with the best that money can buy.
We handle nothing that is cheap or
worthless and when you buy of us you
have the assurance that you have the
best and your money is well invested.
Our prescription department is our pride.
accuracy our motto. Trade with US ana
test the truth of our statements.
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Pat Mullins q CO., 22o y. Main sell
Whitest -four. very best s1.25 a sack.
Gilt Edge butter: no equal. 25 cents.
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HE'S STILL MANAGER,
Leonard GIL of the Olympics Is Evidently
Valuable Man.

The many Butte friends of Leonard
Gill will be pleased to learn that he has
been reelected as manager of the
Olympic football team for next season.
Mr. Gill is not very large in stature
but he is all business and he is already
at work securing a strong team for
1896. In a letter received by Manager
Stivers from Mr.. Gill yesterday. he
says: II expect to collect a very strong
team for next year, as three very
strong college men have promised me
their support. Tommy Code from
Stanford, / have secured, and 1 expect
to sign both Frankenheimer and Percy
Benson and POSSIBLY Downing. while
all the best men of our last years team
will play next season. We have not
elected a captain as we think we can
catch Benson, and II so, he is the man
we want. Benson captained the Berke-
ley team for two seasons You can
rest assured that If you will give us a
date I will bring a very strong aggre-
cation to Butte"
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There are indications that Helena is
quietly proceeding with the organiza-
ton of a football team for next season.
The following dispatch was sent to the
Examiner from Berkeley: "It has be-
come known that William Plunkett. the
star right guard of the University of
California football team. received an
offer from the Montana folk to become
a citizen of that state this year, and
incidentally to play football with the
Helena aggregation. Plunkett refuses
to explain the details of the offer, but
some of his intimate friends say ne de-
clined 1t. The offer included, II is said,
a guarantee of an easy job for four
years and a monthly salary of $3.50
Plunkett. however. expects to graduate
from the university in May and then
study law in his fathers office in San
Francisco"