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richmond. No. May -. rh. tri., of
g.. '''olS' " Frazier Of Excelsinr
~, ,a',,;'s, 1a-N ioi aelfalldlns insurance com
,"n'n, ,';,'',,;, "ae y s'4,Wp WAS begun ia The
1il''''' 'rl court of Ray county tn'd.,n
'i'i' are ~" indictments. ali aljenin.
~ 81 me oilelisr. About lou witnessed
ar. i, - ,''s sections of the country
80. - aif'hdahce. AS soon ii. m.
u',, 49, WIS called the lawyers for III.
w. a.lel'a. ~ offered Il motion 10 uaash
80 indictments. The sympathy nf ,Ia
n,'l,' !. soeiils ~ be with I'lakrr Iha
aequttal speedy
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CHAPTER V-H HDntinued,

And as he replaced his goods in his
pack, Abraham chuckied 10 himself
Go along, my friend, | was quite sur
that some day we should both drink
out Of the same glass. and then made
his way with his pack To the back part
of Sir Loghlen's mansion. and telling
the baronet'S servants that he could
afford now to be generous, since the
young master had just purchased free
ly and paid him generously. found
ready customers in the domeStics: not
one Of whom, To his great praise be II
spoken. did he charge more than three
times the value of the articles which
he sold to them
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- Not n ISnni. n.a.,

'piil-lield. H. May ~. Edward -
- lor llne years manager of I,,,,,,..
piai1'h hfuS store. il man 81 nv....,,...,,
equation lnd family. was nrrns,a,,
DULY charged With bein. jmpI,,.,,.n
~ me htlfalo bank robbery Iinv 80
iil;talI"r Of the store whar., ,,.'.'', a"s
Niol'penber. clrrkea The latta. ...a, 80 -.
,ila, Hoy put up the iob ~ ,.o, -,
bank and secure the aryest H. ~ me
'to'ei' money Hoy refuses /, .,,t
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Am biguoux

. are going to have h,
Tor supper 10 night, said III,
missionary, who had invited
inl" 10 break bread with him
All. said the conyert3
chief. who had returned Will
slonary, Smackjng his lips. u
no nothing to make me fail
home, lonhers Statesman
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The Significance of,r.

pom the tongue. yelIownA. n
aud eyeballs. nausea and nno,,
the right ribs aud shonll4, M
'h" victim Of these diseomf,.
ne proper caper" uular NJ
stances is 10 take Hos,et,ar, y
ters, which also cures ehill< ~ /
stipa'ion, dyspepsia, rhenms,,.
complaints and nervousness
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he " hy o,.

How can You treat ;,
asked with intensity. y
In L sudden burst of a..
explained, Soaked nv W.. sal
For Il moment She seam.
Sidering Si-luny. she ,.as
plate OF vanilla. -Cincjnn,,,
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Inc onIy large body A. :. y
ilnl suitable for rai<io !" 'r~
lied farming. open 10 Sa,.' Naff
homestead law. lies IN tba ,s''nri -
county Of North Dako,a y iir|
markets, schools ana rhn IVY
farms also to be had IN 'a1eas
plan. Intending settlers ~. 'ae
respond with + l.. Thomn1es, ~ "
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before ana

i remember" said w. ''|
lMpres>ively. "you ono,
IN" world you wouIa .aa|
my feet" ''o slalbI
oh. did l." askaa :,
y 'S, You did; ana nnn. m
at y0n for three d,v+ n'N
Il carpet. IndianapoIjiSs is y y
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Investigate Thi,

500 earns s. per day Sm
per day under pur plain mI
or Investment Many are t4ka,I
or the opportunity You sho.l
Address for full particulars CbnI
kasota Block, MinapapI
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Make II easier for NE . Y
you. Grace ~ pleaded th1
youth whom She had inst fel1
leS. George, gently \
Grace. Il Snore dreadlally 1
Tribune.
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Mamma Why do you ask
but questions al lay
Johnny Because no or asha
questions. and | cannot ash a
New York World
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hanreS Good

Joe Kerr-Do you think thsI
b. copied
Mrs Kerr | don't knov
shouldn't be; 1t always has I'D
York World
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PiSo's Cure for Consumption /
Of all cough cures -Gporse " |.
cher. La August u. 1886
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II a we'll could be dug 10 tg
forty six miles. the air AZ the bl
be as dease a quicksilver
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Be sure sni is. that sti and .ellstrlei u
NfSsLow ) SOOTHING sfkuP Tor hh-fea I
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Hniist tatarrh Cure
He Argued We'll.

Is a constitutional cure Pra'
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MandOlin and Guitar Climb.

Ito be continued,
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ON THE TRACK.
At BAY District.

San Francisco. Feb. 3.-Thornhill won
the handicap race in good style from Lo-
gan Favorites won the first. third and
last races. but the other winners were al
short odds.
Five furlongs 4-year-olds and upwards
Realization won, Pocksrin second, Ban
jo third: time. 1:05i4. Seven turlongs' D
year-olds, purse S400-Summertime won.
Theresa second. Clara johnson third;
time, 1913. one and one-siNt"onth miles,
handicap, purse $50o-Thornhill won, Lo-
gan second, Glead third; time. l:4is.
Seven furlongs, inside course. purse SooO-
Perseus won. Swiftsurc second, Monitor
third time, .36. About six furlongs, s.
year-olds and upwards purse Sl@'-iigh-
land won, Midlow second. Hcrmanita
third; time. 1:l9i4 Five furlonEs, 4-year-
olds and upwards. purse Si00-Comrade
won, Tod Hunter second, Myron third;
time ] :05lI
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this dome crowns an oval figure. the
length OF which is from northwest 10
to southeast. and il is therefore the
long side of this dome which you see
from the valley of the AraXes. ON the
southeast, as you follow the outline
farther, the slope falls at a more RAPID
gradient of from 30 to 80 degrees ana
ends in the saddle between the two
mountains at a height OF nearly 5000
feet. From that point ii is the shape
of the Little Ararat which continues
the outline toward the east; II rises
in the shape of a graceful pyramid to
the height of 12,S40 feet, and its sum-
nit is distant from that of Great Ara
rat a space of nearly seven miles. Inc
southeastern slope of the lesser Ararat
CORES ponds to the northwestern slope
of the greater mountain and desccnds
to the floor of the. river valley in
long and regular train. The unity or
the whole fabric. the intimate corre-
spondence of the parts between them
selves, in a word the architectural
qualities of this natural work at once
impress the eye and continue TO pro
vide an inexhaustible fund Of study,
however long may be the period OF
your stay.-From The Ascent or
Mount Arart," by II. f. Is. Lynch. in
the February Scribner's.
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Tn Cocktail.

The cocktail was the invention Of
Colonel Carter Of Culpeper c curt
House, Va. Many years ago in that
locality there was a wayside inn nam
ed The Cock and Bottle" the SEM
blance OF an old English tavern. and
which bore upon its swinging sign a
cock and bottle, meaning thereby that
draught and bottled ale could be had
within--the cork" in old vernaCular.
meaning the tap. He. therefore. got
the last muddy portion Of the tap was
said To have received the cocktail"
Upon one occasion when Col Carter
was SUI jectgd 10 the indienIty Of hav-
ing this muddy beverage put before
him. he threw IL augrily upon the floor
ond exclaimed: Hereafter ! viii drink
cocktails of my own brewing" and
then and there. evidently inspired by
the spirit Of G8nymade. III dashed to-
ge-her biJteTs. sugar, the uu ~ lemon
peel and some old Holland Eln. aud
thus and then and there was the orIgI-
nal cocktail coueoctsd.
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SALT BETTER THAN ALCOHOL
Its Stimulating Properties Are just Be
ginning to BE Understood.
From the New York Herald.


From the New York Herald.
When the food of the future is once
in vogue the food dispensary, licensed
by the government, will long since
have supplanted the butcher shop and
the grocery store. Wen breakfast and
lunch and dine by prescription at n
cost of 10 or Is cents a day per capita.
Doubtless our houses won't be heated
and supplied with power from a Keely
motor at a penny a day additional. but
the chemical or artificial food of the
future is already a moral certainty.
For does not Fiammarion describe It
in Omega" and has not Berthelot. its
chief apostle. been elevated from the
laboratory to the foreign office of
France?
Given the formula for our food, says
Berthelot the father of the artificial
food idea and why not prescribe IL
from the chemists? Surely the nitro
gen and carbon of the beefsteak may
not be as grateful TO the palate IL alb
sorbed from a capsule or masticated in
a tiny tablet, but the bones and the
blood. the flesh and the sinews will be
just as well supplied with their essen
tial material, their own special foods,
provided always the prescription is
right in proportion and, after all the
pleasures of the table have ages on
end been absorbing too much of the
time and inclination of man and wo-
man. When the era of chemical food
comes we shall have done with SYM
posia and supper parties, Welsh rab-
bits and golden bucks
There are certain elementary foods
which a man cannot do without. He
must absorb or eat and drink, IL you
please. carbon and nitrogen and cal
Cium for his bones. Without going too
much into dry detail. ne mus, absorb
or receive each day TO repair the waste
tissues calcium. carbon. nitrogen. oXy-
gen. hydrogen and sodium. There are
other trining chemicals. like phosphor-
us. which Is an awful thing 10 burn
oneself with, which the w-ll-fed man
needs. But ne could get along with
out il. He could get along without
sodium were IL not Tor the fact that
salt is chloride Of sodium. and nobody
can ge get along without salt Ii
isn't a simple. an element. but il is
absolutely Indispensable When an
era of the chemical food sets in we'll
all be in the habit IF stopping morning
and evening al our favOrite dispensar-
les for a br8cer of salt.
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There Is a panic in Kiel and Will
helmsha fen-the centers Of the Ger
man navy-because a decree has gone
forth requiring all officers and men 70
go about clean shaver OF else TO wear
full boards This means that the mus
tache must 20. and the mustache is
an important feature in the facial
adoruments Of the Germans. whether
in the imperial service or out Of g. II
Is extremely difficult To get even a
coachman. a butler. or any man sery-
ant that is clean shaver or will allow
himself TO become 50. or indeed ou.
who is willing 10 wear fun beard
The fashion OF the day in the G-~mal
empire requires that the mus-ughr De-
fierce and long II is said mat the
kaiser f. behind this new order. AMI
that he thinks the navy would appr# r
smarter II there was more uniformity
in the looks ~ the officers.
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LUMBER TRUST.
The Biggest Ever Formed on the Coast
S5OooO.OOJ Capital.

Port Townsend Wash, Feb. 3.-The
biggest trust ever formed on the Pacific
coast, and representing a capital OF S'o-
OOO COO was consummated and went into
effect last night. 1t is the Central Lum-
Der company of California, and its MEM
bership includes every lumber mill, all
ship owners wholesale and retail dealers
of the western coast of the United states
and British Columbia. All charters of
vessels and sales of lumber must be ef-
fected through the Central Lumber com
pany, which regulates freights and the
buying and selling price of all lumber,
regulating also the product of each MILL
and the proportionate amount Of lumber
each vessel shall carry during the year.
Not only are the markets of the Pacific
coast thus controlled, but the lumber
shipments to foreign countries are placed
under the same restrictions. Every mill
on the coast has it's product regulated.
On Puget sound the daily output is LOO
600 feet. In the same proportion every
other lumber mill on the coast is rcgu-
lated. but the regulations do not apply
TO shipments by rail TO eastern points.
The first order issued by the company
was to advance the price of lumber 81
per thousand
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-04

Cincinnati. Feb. at Is believed
that the woman killed and beheaded
near Fort Thomas. KY, opposite the
eastern suburbs of this city. last Fri
day night. was Mrs. Emery MARYLAND
Of Storris street. this city, who has
been missing week. She put her
four children in the children's home
and left her husband. To-day the hus-
band and her mother Mrs. William
Hart, examined the body. There are
no distinguishing marks, but they viii
likely claim the body as the remains
of Mrs. MARYLAND. They cannot give
any reason for her being in that place
so late at night or for leaving home
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bRONNFIELD-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. 6I1zc per
yard.
twenty Pieces Atwood Carpet. soc per
yard.
Thirty Pieces Wool Filled. 45c per yard
Three-ply Carpets, all-wool. for s5c per
yard.
Twenty Pieces Brussels Carpet. 4sc per
yard.
Twenty-Five Pieces Brussels Carpet, &c
Thirty Pieces Brussels Carpet. CSC per
yard.
remnants Atwood Carpet to Is yards
.gng-iALF PRICE.
Remnants brussels Carpets 10 10 N
,s,ds lonE-HALF PRICE.
one thousand yards Linoleum for zoe
per yard.
yard.
yard.
Hassocks for 35c and Coo each
twenty-five Pairs Chenille Curtains re-
duced from 81 to s. per pair.
Fiftv Pairs Chenille Curtains reduced
from s. to s. per pair.
Two Hundred Pairs Lace Curtains re-
s,,c.d from 81 % to soc per pair
one Hundred and FIFTY Pairs Lace Cur
taIus reduced from 81 to zoe per pair.
N,netv-nve "a Table Covers reduced
from S3.75 20 s..
Fifty Pairs Tapestry Curtains reduced
from s. TO s. - per pair
comforts for SOC worth 81 per pair.
Blankets FOR zoe, worth s. per pair.
one Hundred Pairs Heavy Gray Bian-
let's extra size worth $3.50. for s. per
pair.
pillows. Comforts. Blankets and Mat
tresses az a discount OF 10 10 - per cent.
Trunks. Valises and Bags at p per cent.
discount.
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NOT An ABLE SEAMAN
lie Fails to Cross the River Styx on
Schedule lime.
MORPHINE AS AN lNDUCER
a Physician Breaks the Propeller
and Succeeds I'm Bringing the
Craft Back to the Land
of fluctuations

William Seaman, who lives with his
mother out in East Mercury street OPP
posite the Parrot drug store, swallow
ed a big dose of morphine with suicidal
intent about 1890 o'clock last night
His mother and a friend who was in
the house with him noticed him swal-
low a white powder which ne drew
cut of his vest pocket. but they thought
nothing OF il until he suddenly COM
menced To grow very sleepy. tie fell
into a stupor from which they We're
unable to fully arouse him. and doe
tor was then tclephoncd for. Or.
kresS responded. and when he arrived
the Wuuld-be suicide was perfectly un-
conscious and pulseless. \ stomach
pump removed the cause of the
trouble. however, and in half an hour
his friends were walking him up and
down in the street in front Of his house
and trying to talk a little sense into
his head. He appreciated the fact that
hc had had a very close shave, uut
ne wished that he had not lived To re-
aiize how II feels 10 be dragged from
the top Of the divide. lie wanted to
die and he was not a bit backward
about saying 50.
Dammit" he said, when he was
aroused from his stupor and found the
doctor working over him. let me
alone. / want TO die and | am going
to die and If you don't let me die this
time / will make "A better job Of II next
time. The next time | will go Is miles
out of town where there are no doctors
and when they find me | won't need
a doctor"
Seaman was pulled through. how
ever. in spite Cs his prutestations. and
although ne insisted up TO the time the
doctor left that he would make "A bet
ter job of II at the next attempt he
viii probably decide TO indefinitely
postpone his second excursion ON the
StyN after he thinks the thing all over
The only reason that he would assign
for trying t. kill himself was that he
was tired of life 1t is surmised, how
ever that there was a female at the
bottom of the trouble. Seaman and
Mabel Ford, the notorious morphine
| fond, We're at one time very friendly.
and he has been trying to give her the
cold shake recently She refused TO be
shaken. however. and has been making
| life a burden To him by chasing after
him. She has visited him at mis- home
and the police have been occasionally
called in IL quiet their troubles.
W. +. Bartlett has been deputized by
! Sheriff Reynolds to collect all out
! standing indebtedness OF the Kenyon
| Connell Commercial company. All
! parties knowing themselves indebted
| to the company are requested TO settle
with Mr.. Bartlett Immediately at j.
! Ross Clark q Co. Hardware store.
| Butte Mont
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Ihnrch Hnrned.

Boston, Feb. 3.-The historic First
Unitarian church on Meeting House
hill, Dorchester. familiar landmark,
burned to-day. The loss is estimated
at $4,000 covered by insurance. Four
fireman buried under the falling walls
were rescued by comrades. The in
jured are. Captain Blanchard. seri-
ously burned. internal injuries: Fore
man Hoyt. wrist broken. burned; sam
uel Rider. burned about head and in
ternal injuries; John Gavin. scalp
Wound
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a prominent geologist who has been
looking into the formation OF the bed
Of the Ohio river 43 miles below Pits
burg says the old river bed IL 800 feet
above the present water level. and I-
finds there stones Of Canadian granite.
whose nearest home now j. on III.
Canadian side ~ Lake Ontario. In tl-
glacial gravel h- came across rough
arrowhead. which he attributes T. -l.
glacial period, perhaps 3y0yyJ year
ago
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At NEW Or.ean

New Orleans. Feb. 3-Six furlongs-
Port won, Bon Soir second. Minerva
third time, 1:17i4. Seven furlongs-Tom-
my Rutter won, Lawless second, Miss
Rowett third: time, 1871. one mile-Squire
G. won, Sautcrne second, Dave Iulsiter
third: time. LAS. F'ifteen-siXteenths of
mile-Hibernia Queen won, Lillian +. sec
ond, picaroon third; time. 1874. Seven
MISUNDERSTANDING r. won. Heckel second.
Nerd third: time, 1917.
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Form ard Impr-,s,,ene,. Of Mount Arar

Although the summit Of Great Ara
rat. which has an elevation OF 1876
feet. yields in height 10 the peaks Of
the Caucasus IN the north and 70
Demavend 1890 feeD in the east.
nearly 20 miles away. yet as Eryce
I'm his admirable look has observed.
Their. can De aut few other p'a.-s In the
world where mountain 50 lofty rises
from = plain 50 low The summit 81
Great Araglt has the form Of a dome
and is covered with perpetual snow,
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4 good remedy. and there IS not any
thing on the market that equals
French Tansy Tablets for the relief and
cure ot painful or lire gular mensas.
These tablets remove al distractions
no mavter what the cause. Nanusac-
,ured by \. Au-eldre. Par.s. France.
a.1 Tor sale only by d NJ NawbrO
pru- 90. B---s. Mont. sole agents.
Pr. s. per oJN- sent - mai securely
sealed.
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Port Townsend. Wash, Feb. Am
agent of the Chinese government has
come to the coast to place an order for
81. 600 900 feet of lumber. Most of it is in
tended for the construction and repair Of
government buildings.
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All ladies between the age OF Is and
80 years desiring to become members
of an Insurance society are invited to
meet al Stecs' hall. i'm old Comique
building, at s O'Clock Wednesday even
ing.
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Anderson. Ind, Feb. 3.-Sutherland
Bowen of this city to-day signed a con-
tract to pitch for the Giants. lie will
leave for New York Feb %.
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Butte Department.

The Principal Branch Office of the
Standard is at No. p East Broadway.
Butte. Telephone No. 422. Advertising
rates furnished on application.
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BR] WNFIELD-CANTY
CARPET COMPANY.
Telephone 2gL No. p West Pa.s Street
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
oy BUTrk AJSr.
Capital and Uudlv del rrJn.A
ONE MILLION DOLL AIRS
General Banking Business Transacted.

Current accounts rere I'd from banks nrms
am .Idly q IA, OF favOrabl- t-..as Buy aud
Sc. exchange on al pr.I pL c.4 . q ihs
Lll..4 ~ta.rs, Europe AMI CANA Issue cum
ra. cal N iOreIs e-.ers % cred available
]. 20 par-, Of the word. Collections promY.U
z.Ien led -.
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Whole Skin Astrakhan Capes,
"a inches. q inches and 80 inches
long. large new collar. satin
lined worth Sli0o.
Fine Quality Electric Seal in
lengths "a inches. q inches and
30 inches, large sweep, satin or
siIk-lined. value 81 20.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-04

MCDERMOTT HOTEL,
Under new maal .rusn. ~.rircly trs. class
Eeupyt.sI and le .l-sI througholg steam
heat ami esc.rie a-ut IN All rooms L-lrgs
sampe room iOr Commercial. inca. Rates slSB
and upNarI. MCDERMOEr HO fEL CO.
b. r. LOCKE. Manager.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-04

To do this the most
rldlcuiously low offerings
will be made on each gar
mcnt.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-04

The greatest offer
ever made to the
trade. Collars alone
worth the price of the
CAPE. Come Tuesday
and be early.
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o. K. lewis & Co.
BItte. February g.
1000 Fur Capes by
Sundays Ex-
press.
Ready for Tues
day at 8 O'clock
A. II.
THIS IS THE STORY.

1t is the cd story, the
same old story; the whole
saler wanted the money
and our buyer worked him
for a snap. He bought
every cape the whole
saler possessed He
bought them tor spot cash
and he bought them at
his own price. The APP
pended list will show that
price to he cheaper than
any merchant ever heard
of.
We want to find OWL
ers for the entire lot in
less than one week
To do this the most
rldicuiously low offerings
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LUTTE WEATHER.

LUTTE WEATHER.
heTorted for the Standard by Gauogiy
Co.. Druggists.
Feb. 8 Thermometer barometer VINO;
IN. "a 6et above. ass inches NV
]. m. 70 otp above. z3s9 lhches'
/. eLes. Tenn erature Yesterday AS. Lowest. Il
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
The Indications for Montana to-day are:
Partly cloudy, with snow fiurries; north-
west winds.