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rn' I'D rr. ~ edtcat q, ailLstitI lstrs tti'
National Ia it'll
ULi,crsiiieS like these do not spring
inio existence Ilhe - i,ers n, fun anu .ir'i.
Truin the brow OF .o.e-" IL tahes time,
10 u AXE then, attain the iLiicAt mcasure
jf usefLlr ess. but the rer.n I'll s4ccrss lies
in the carr, stncss. tile 81 irit OF s,I!-saoTi-
flee. the z,ai aid gcI-rU>ity with which
these uIucrtahtnLs uL,e been tcSun. and
II viii Iird It's licst ue. cIJj..ie.it If each
and ali uf iiI, sc Il sItLuU..s. HlIIS hot ~
yesisng then stlscs Ol Ln,If ueIol..i.as Isnni
ana D.s, se.Isr vi the wvru. 1t Ia ii l, atI.r
worthy oT tote. i.erriufc. that the INST
buidiI Z ur those tEitJ Bfe 40 constitute Uhe
ArLerl,au TIA. ersiry, Is The toiIci,r u Li.-
tory. list as the ..aII Oi i.iS,ury Was aiLuI +;
The first AT tie ,atnuliC JIil,rsiJH, for. as
LishUp Hursi reu Hrkci Yesterday, history
takes the nrsL IIace. by Tie. ri-It of rs
hign iuI ItIu..s. Ia lIae iot,..-enJ ut Il
great I, ,.u,a...I.ni >CtIe.Bc ii iiIUs.rrh. a LU-
plete aiiL an ai,.erGcan uniN crsity.
ln.bueu wiln Tie a,Iuiia,i >itri,, and keep
Ing s,,auny ia Niew the highest al.L>. .hc
universities. in essr at in posse, at tie
iatlun's capital. "Iii not i~ilim the achieve
Her, of that success which every friciiu Of
education wishes for them.
HERE vAN UL. = ala oi. ,,iared preacher
perhaps lie was on the Maryland r
DIV ra,naFl.pI rn ,pn . ,tf.,,
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Epitome OF the News in the
Morning Times.

Ifyou miss any I..ws In The evening
edition look IN inc list below. w iiut
you're looking lUr was Ia obnniy InD-
Iished III tins mornings edition. ana
at lie lines never reprut> Sou u
haye 10 TAXI, Du,h BUTTONS IL EeL al!
tbe news quick us IL hupUens-
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SOME
RIGHTS
OF
WOMEN.


fersou Market police court, but, " hile all
other heal coverings came Off. there wa
recalcitrant hat. Investigation dis
closed the fact that the oWne was a
tw entieth century woman arrayed in n
mans overcoat and derby" and, OF
course, she was not moleSted. The ques-
ton arises: If the dignity of a court re-
quirrs the removal of mats, why should nol
women show the same respect that is ex
acted from men? When they claim the
rights aud privileges of men and wear
clothes like theirs, Why should they not
also submit to the same comma uds which
custom and practice lay upon the male
sex?
Dy the way, there is suspicion that the
ethics OF gentlemanly courtesy and polite
ness. as far as the dofring of hats is con
eerned, might be improved by revision.
Nothingism ore beautiful, more appropriate,
than to see men defercntial and reverential
toward women, but in some instances this
may be, and is, carried to extremes. For
instance, the practice of men removing
heir hats when IN lie elevator OF a hol,i
or other public building, when women are
present, is nothing If not absurd 1t is as
uncalled for as would be the doffing of hats
while ASCENDING or descending the stairway.
If the man should chance to meet woman
on the way. We feel quite sure that
sensible women will be among the first
to deprecate a custom which exposes men
to vicious draughts and resultant colds in
the head.
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WhAt Mort. Could He DO2

"You should have more of an eye to the
future, Jack"
"Great Scott, don't 1 always antici-
pate 10 y yallowance""-Truth.
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Inquiry in Alexandria today failed to de-
yelop any facts concerning MIS- Smith. Nc
one knew of her under th;st name. or of
any similar circumstances in which she
may have figured under another name.
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Ill. Times has n regular and per nin-
ns.nt Fun.iiy CiiculntiUn much
gItuier liian ANY .tiIer i'.,.''r, io"i AZ
1ng or evening pnbli>heu IN N"~ii-
fhslon. Asa News and Advertising
Medium IL has Io coia petitor-
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wouldn't Yu,s Like

To have yu vhcaH not,se advcrtiscc
',ntil you fave 1T under rent? We arr
900 9 a'1'''-' - .nv. THE TIMES REAL
ESTATE BUREAU.
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women Politicians to spcak.

women POIftlcfans 10 Speak.
Mesdames Tanner, Otieil and Massey win
address the East Washington Republican
Club this evening at the meeting to be
held In the National Capital Bank building
On Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
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@ AFT. BoUGOIN, of the French navy.
" has been stopp ng at the Normand,c
His visit here is purely a social
ole, but these Out rs alone have kept hih
very busy. He has visited at all .Lt. lega-
tons here, and las received visits III re-
turn. His callers yesterday were the Jap.
anese minister and his suite
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MCKINLEY, fRYAN AND HARRISON
llllnUis Del" CATION Takes canton by
Storm.
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IND We LIVE UP TOIr-

s>o other house doss--ever did--or cver vii,
ell snci, cr'ing qualities AZ such low prices
as sAKS quotes.
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THE question OF moman's right has pre-
sented itself in a new aspect in one
OF the New York police courts. As is
The evening times., 1896-10-22

WEDNESDAY WAS ADAY OF BRIDES =
Marriage of Miss Soutberland and MI
Stone at St MichacrS.
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CONATTY, RluRpAN AND MOONEY
University directors Send These Names
10 Rome.
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customary in all such
august tribunals. a po-
liceman or officer of
the court orders all
persons present to re-
move their hats " hen
the judge enters. This
order was given the
other Innrninp in Inf-
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HIS ROpY BLOWN TO PIECES
Secretary =Anur"s' Mysterious Dcath At
lOnkers.
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THEIR BELIEF DEFINED
Interesting Report To the SprltUalists'
Association.
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by CLERGY AND MAS0NS-
Eirsg stone i.IIu IN the american Unt-
VerSity.
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MAsHING1 ON rs destined to become en-
titled Lcfore n any years TO tie dis
L.ng .isLeu ai.u tis..tt is. isE ari-rAaff -

of CITY OF Tfiversi-
I e>."i,rr Nii.r
III ia e ct i:l
if.HiIt iisl.s oi &. Z
g are Ia ~
bein ,essab b.ishedheIe.
- .,t,.. I. al tLcy
lave fuinu aud aIe
IL, it,I,ili
uez,jiia.i,.ei.uf.r.sc
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Little tnanss to give so
mitch space 10, bLiw we an
enormous t-ade anJ 1t
VARIANTS lt-ouglt to hav:
more sp &c. really.
10y r. p -, ch We veteen skirt
Pack gr OF 90. A. Ins for Ger L
6yard piece L.. waaleb,ne cas-
ing. 3 10 C.
i'a : lie a -. =. &c paper.
"e'' quail 'u- - -h.eId-. &c pair,
villa 'na cas- mai. bsIe-
inch b-ac~ ..;.d ...te ei.suc, 10
yard
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GIDEON SJTSPENDS RIDERS
L.. A. W. Weekly Bulletin Brings Woe To
Many.
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enceS: "BredCTrn, eey
say roliam de root Oh
ali ev l. Dat may lie
So, but Z InuIe plenty
Oh ,e ole root" Til s
K nj of doctr ne ap-
pears 10 commend It.
selfto not a fe W OF the
men WHO 20 about LIE
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pIsPENSARY CaSES BEGIN
CAME Up Unexpectedly in the Supreme
Court.
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ALI, MANKIND THEIR CARE
EuTcIen Mission bOdrd toninueS Its
Sess!ons at kIsLon.
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TOthI 80 ''..'..s.'' -so'o'" !"
I suiemniy swear tuat the aDo'e
ts n correct stuieuient ~ the ciicu-
tatiun of 1hr Washington 1iinr- tor
the week ended October III, lS96,
snd That every copy War neii>rr'u ",'
puailed for IL valuable considerations
WILLIAM l-OliN Err.
Snp-rin,end..ntof of ofCircnh,ii"n
Sunst.rI bed pu,i rN orU to bs.iofe me-.
this I7th day of October, A. ID. 1896.
ss.uI, ERNEST u. lHOMiSoN.
Notary fub:io.
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edition look III in,, list below W iiuL
you're looking iur was ia obnniy rnD-
Iished III tins mornings edition. ana
at he IIInu,, never reiirut> Soun
have 10 TAXI, bu,h euitiuils IL EeL all
tbe news as quick us IL hupuens-
MCKINLEY, fRYAN and HARRISON
lllInols Delegation Takes canton by
Storm.
HIS RoDY BLOWN TO PIECES
segie,ary :An"r"s' Mysterious Dcath a0
Eonkers
by CLERGY AND MAs0Ns-
FRS stone i.IIu the american Uni
versiJy.
CoNATTY. RuRpAN AND MOONEY
University Directors Send These Names
10 Rome.
ALI, MANKIND THEIR CARE
FurcIsn Mission LUard continues Its
Sessions ut Boston.
WANT sCHoErF REMOVED
EcKing,un Road bununoIurrs Are Dissat-
isficd.
DEATH HIS ONLY EHCAPE-
Banker Ratunpsch Killed Himself TO
avoid Arrest.
FAT CoNsULsHlPs DOOMED
state Dep umenJ MouiiF's tue Lucrative
rec ASttll"
PROM THE EMPLOYEES SIDE
New Civil Service sOcIeSy Issues Decla-
ration.
FIXTURE STREET CLEANING
Contract system May h. Abolished After
June 80, 1896.
FRINCEToN's GREAT GAME
Tigers Played Like a Machine Against
Virginia.
FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED
Charles Bra aylUck Received Fatill Injuries
at Richmond.
GIDEON SJTSPENDS RIDERS
L.. A W. Weekly Bulletin Brings Woe To
Many.
pIsPENSARY CaSES BEGIN
CAME Up Unexpectedly in the Supreme
Court.
THEIR BELIEF DEFINED
Interesting Report To the SprltUalists
Association.
WEDNESDAY WAS A DAY OF BRIDES
Marriage of Miss Soutberland and MI
Stone at st. MichaeTs
FOR METHODIST MISSIONS
Euthuslstic and distinguished Gather
ing at Foundry Church
NORTON TO THE POPULISTS-
The Man Bryan Defeated says ran III
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FOOTBALL PLAYER KILLED
Charles Brayluck Received Fatal inJurie:
at Richmond.
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FOR METHODIST MISSIONS
Enthusiastic and distinguished dalner'
ing at Foundry Church.
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T HERE vAN GA. Z. ala 81. ,,iared preacher
perhaps lie was on the Maryland c r
remarked to one OF iIs auC:i.
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WANT SCHOEPF REMOVED
EcKing.un Road brnunoiurrS Are Dissat-
iSficd.
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NORTON To THE POPULISTS-
The Man Bryan Defeated Says ran j
Line.
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DEATH HIS ONLY ESCAPE-
Banker Ramnpscb Killed Himself L
avoid Arrest.
The evening times., 1896-10-22

rRINCETON'S GREAT GAME
Tigers Played Like Machine Against
virginia.
The evening times., 1896-10-22

FAT CONSULSHlPS DOOMED
state Dep IIuenJ MOulif's tue Lucrative
Fee ystcm.
The evening times., 1896-10-22

PROM THE EMPLOYEES SIDE
New Civil Service sOcleey Issues Il Decia-
ration.
The evening times., 1896-10-22

FIJTTTRE STREET CLEANING
Contract system May Be Abolished After
June 80, ls96.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22
For Over Fifty Years.

John @. Fox.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22
Smooth Work.

aanna's idea Of having every Re
asGican display a Z. S. flag over his
ssaE On Oct, 3rd. is very smooth work.
3s1er the guise of patriotism he
gssselY wants a flag display made that
e zaay locate the Mckinley votes in
= sda precinct, and by having spot
#as go about, learn with a very little
sg7aa metic how sHuck sTag it will take
nd trust,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22

\ new and improved bed lounge is
attracting a good deal of attention at
George hitzmeyer's Furniture store.
and we'll it might, as it is way ahead
OF he old style in every rezypct Geo.
kitzmeyer is wide awake + all i'm.
provPments and is the first II to of
er them to the public and is always
he hrt a to celuoe prices. m12m
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22
NOTICE.

Monarch Consolidated Gold and Silver
Mining Company.
Location of principal place OF business,
Carson City, Ormsby County, State of
Nevada. Location of works, Silver Lake
Mining District, Douglas County, Ne
Edda. Assessment No, 7.
amount of Assessment, one half cent
yer share.
Date of levy, October 18th. 1896.
Delinquent, November 18th, 1896.
Sale day, December 10th. 1896
BY order OF the Board Of Tru-tees.
JAMES r. JUDGE,
Secretary.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22

I. Il, Hofer returned from San
Francisco yesterday.
In 1894 there were strikes in 5,l54
establishments and 482, 900 workmen
were thrown GU of employment. This
was the first six months of '94 being
the last six months of the operation of
tie Mckinley bill,
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22

Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup, ha.
been used FOX children teethtng, I.
sooths the child. softens the gums.
aiays all pain, cures wind collie, and
the best remed! COR Diarrhoea
Twenty-Five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22
THE EMPORIUM.
Notice.

[ have purchased at the Sheriff's
sale all of the Groceries, provisions
wines liquors, glass, paints. oils aud
general merchandise in the store of
Archar Baker and [ will continue the
business at the old stand opposite the
Mint, I respectfully ask d share Of
plblic patronage, and | promise fair
and liberal dealing.
Martin Lutz.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-10-22
Or. c.. St George
Eye Specialist Carson. New

Now at the Carson Exchange Hotel.
Scientific correction of all cases of weak
or defective sight, The peculiar ex-
c~ellence of my glasses makes them a pleas
ure ard comfort to the eve. They
alleviate headache and have no ST.
perior,
GLASSES
Are not always given to improve sight,
but to relieve muscular strain; in short,
to assist nature. Possessing one of the
finest instruments in existance for measur-
ing the refraction and accommodation of
the eve, am prepared to insure salts
factory results.
CONSULTATIONS FREE.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20
A MY STERY.
An Unconscious Man Found Near the II.
a a. Il. Tunnel Not Identified.

An Unconscious Man Found Near the B -.
A g. p. Tunnel Not Identified.
An unconscious man was found AZ 7. "a
O'Clock yesterday morning in the cut
west or the b., a. & p. railroad tunnel.
The body was lying about 300 yards
west OF the tunnel. A miner saw him
and notified Officers Anderson and
hohl' who got a hack and took him TO
the court house. The only wound of
Importance was a cut and confusion
over the right temple. There was no
fracture and no broken bones. Whether
he had been hit or had been thrown
from train is a mere matter of con-
lecture.
1t had been hoped that the man
would recover during the day and tell
something about himself and how he
got hurt Up TO a late hour last even
ing he had not recovered consciousness.
The physicians can find no wounds 10
warrant him remaining unconscious so
long. When touched he would groan.
but that was all. There is nothing I'm
his pockets to identify him. He an
pears to be about 30 years old and his
dress indicates that he is a machinist.
engineer or mechanic of some sort His
clothes were carefully mended indica-
ting that he is probably a married man.
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More New Witnesses

Several new witnesses were discover
ed last night, but how much credibility
is to be placed on these witnesses. is a
matter which the police have not de-
termined. Two important witnesses
who have been subpoenaed for the in
quest will probably testify to-day. They
claim that they saw and heard the
whole business. The older one is Ed
ward Kirk, who works in Reeds stable.
and the other a miner and ball player
The two boys occupy a cabin in the al
ley. According to Edward Kinks story
there was a dispute In cabin No. 2 over
st. Patrick. and IL was decided to leave
II all to an A. p. A. policeman. It is
claimed that a shot was fired into the
ceiling to bring the policeman. Kirk
says that Parlin entered by Silver
street, although the other witnesses had
said they had seen him entering the al
ley by way of Porphyry street. Parlin,
according to Kinks story. stepped up
to the door and wanted to know what
shot. According TO the Kinks, the
man In underclothes. who then ran
away with others.
IL is not known just what degree of
credence can be placed on the story of
Kinks. 1t is rather strange that they
did not tell the police before this what
they had seen.
Another man arrested is Walsh, who
was with the same gang as Judge and
Campbell. lie will be examined to-day.
Very little credence has been placed in
the story Of O'Donnell. who has a repu-
tation. Doubt is expressed regarding
story.
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Butte Department.

said: MY husband and arranged this
plan to punish Ray and of course no
one refuses money. 1t was not for the
purpose of leaving town that we want
ed the money. 1 wanted the money
for my injured feelings. ] got into bed
with the man because the detective
told me to. l never was in a room with
Ray before"
The defendant was then placed on
the stand and said:
When my wife first told me that
Kay was stuck after her, and was Civ
ing her money. / said l would see an
officer and we would punish him for
II. That is why / went TO the officers
about Ii. / told the officers I wanted
TO make this man stop trying to break
up my family. Meiklejohn gave me all
the encouragement he could to go on
with the case. / told him Ray was
trying to take my wife away from me-
1 suggested that IL could catch him
In a room with my wife / would like
10 make him put up. Meiklejohn said
that was the very thing to do / asked
him whether any harm could come 10
me and he said that nothing could be
done TO me. 1 cannot read or write
ana know nothing about law. just did
what Meiklejohn told me to do. and
relied on him. / had no gun In my
hand that night, but Meikletohn did.
Wy sun was IN my pocket. Il didn't
know what blackmail meant 1 never
mentioned money to Ray that night.
i told him / would shove him as far as
the law would send him. My object
was to make him stop annoying my
wife. / suggested first to Meiklejohn
That he could get money from Ray and
told Meikletohn he could keep half
OF all he should get. Meiklejohn told
my wife to undress. as then there
would be much better evidence against
him. Then l consented to let my wife
go 10 bed with him. Meiklejohn led |
me into the thing. He led me on about !
the money and said he could get $500
pr 5000. Then i thought IL IL was such /
4 good thing. 1 would make him give /
ne a sreceipted bill for what 1 owed |
him.
Meiklejohin was recalled for The
and denied the statements
u Godin that he had been seducing
lin and leading him into blackmail
The woman told me-" said the Wit
less, that she had been in ANDY
OahIs house with Ray before. The
mayor, chief of police and other officers
Knew that a Matchmaking case was on
md all progress in the case was
Known TO them as soon as 1 learned
lnything. Mrs. Godin did not object to
'ng TO the room with Ray"
Inc case was summed up briefly by
ne defendants. Judge Turner will rem
Ter his decision at 10 O'Clock this morn
ng.
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UNFORTUNATE
The Graehi brothers Arrested, But the
Charge Was Withdrawn

An erroneous report got in circulation
Yesterday TO the effect that Hyrum and
Lorenzo Graehl of the firm of Graehl &.
Graehl. who failed in business a few days
ago, had left for parts unknown. Upon
the strength OF the report. W. II. Rich
arcs, a saloon keeper. who had $500 de-
posted with the firm, had a warrant is
sued for the arrest of the Graehl broth
ers on the charge of grand larceny. Last
evening Hyrum Graehl heard about the
warrant and hunted Richards up and the
latter withdrew the charge of grand lar
ceny. Mr.. Graehl said he had no idea of
leaving Butte. as he had no reason for
doing so. His brother. he said, is at
present In Rochester. where he has been
Tor several weeks. They were unfortunate
in business. but they were NOT guilty OF
any dishonesty. he said.
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George W. Duncan died ut the poor
farm yesterday. He lived in Butte for
years. having been a bartender for a long
time for Miller & Hansen. He was IS
years of age. The cause OF death was too
much whiskey. He had been at the poor
farm but a short time. lie is said to
have wealthy relatives in the East IL
they are not heard from a subscription
will be taken up among his old friends
and he will be buried at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon
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DUSEME ARRESTED.
The eX-Policeman charged with Threat
enlng Anderson,. Lie.

Thomas Duheme. formerly a police
officer Of the city, pleaded guilty yes
terday to disturbance and was fined
s25 and costs. He was arrested again
on the charge of threatening the life
OF Ohicer j. j. Anderson The latter
claims that on arresting Duheme for
the hrst onense. which was on st. Pat
TICKS day. that Duheme said there
would be two or three A. p A nolice-
men minus In the morning. Duhene
VIII be arraigned on the latter charge
to-day.
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Andrew +. Burleigh. receiver of the
Northern Pacific railroad and Superin-
tendent Dickinson arrived I'm Butte last
evening on special train. They are
on tour Of inspection over the line
and viii be in Butte all day.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

The Offices OF Montana Flac,ro-cas
company have been removed fron, re
West Park street TO No. 100 Fast
broadway street. where the acetyline
hight can be seen from 10 o'clock a. m
20 10 p. m. ~
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

To Omaha via the Burlington route
Office. IS East Broadway. Butte.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

For wood and coal go 10 p. w. Muir
rvs. Telephone 1872: 2Ol S. Main 81
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

The fast trains on the Butte. Anacond.
q racine railway make the run between
butte and Anaconda In IS minutes Al
ways IN the cad Always on time. Stree:
car tickets free
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Benson & Taylor. modistes, are now
permanently located at I2i North MaIn
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

For quick trip to Chicago try IN.
burlington route via Northern Paclnc
at Billings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

tome manufactured Ready Mixed
rants at Schatzleln's. IL w. B'dway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

or window glass call at Butte Ar:
sIainsd Glass Works. 320 South MaIa
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

Smoke Wedding Bouquet cigars. N.
w. Bender a. Co. distributors.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-20

An artistic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
Scenes OF the World.