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The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-03

appalling details of the sufferings of the troops
IN CUBA. The result Is that men from all parts
vi spain are emigrating to escape military SER
vice, ana that assertions from regiments under
orders Tor Cuba are taking place en- masse. 1t
Is growing doubtful IL Spain can raise the 100,
40 more troops sine has decided to send over in
the autumn.
Maceo has an army of 10000 men and four
companies of woman soldiers strongly fortified
In the mountain OF Pinar Del Bio, the Spaniards
having utterly failed to drive them from their
strongholds.
Tragedy at New LOn,lOn.
double tragedy occurred at New London,
Conn, Saturday, when James BomOky, French
Canadian, aged 40. shot his wife, 35 and then
killed himself: The couple has for some time
been employed in the Bank street laundry He
was foreman and she was assistant. Lately she
had refused to live with him, saying he abused
her while he charged that she was living with
another man. He went TO the tenement house.
removed wire screen from her room, entered
It and opened fire, shooting her four times, the
last striking in the brain. Then he went to his
boarding place he reloaded the revolver. and
his forehead near the lefttemple. As this didn't
cause instant death, he sent another ball into his
heart.
Tortured to Death for S..
Joseph Hallemager, of Stark county, Ind, was
fatally tortured with red hot irons Monday
night by thieves who forced an entrance to his
house. IIallemagcr was reported 10 have
large sum of money hidden in the house. but
only 81 were secured. Portions of his body
were burned TO crisp.
Six persons were drowned at shawnee lake
during gale Monday evening
Mrs Leander Stevens of Clinton, Conn, was
killed last Wednesday by her son. The young
man was insane and attacked the mother with a
pair of shears. He stabbed her several times
about the head and the shears penetrated the
brain. He alsO attacked his aged father and Sc.
riously wounded him.
A religious sect known as the Sanetiiied
Saints Is holding monster camp meeting at La
Porte, Ind. and that whole section of the state
is crazed with excitement. Many people flock
10 the. meetings to be cured of their bodily all
ments and the saints are said to effect many
cures through the power of prayer, 100 clergy.
men sometimes uniting petition for cure.
The boldest attempt at bank robbery known
on the Pacific coast was made last week Rob
bers dug tunnel l20 feet in length running
through the cellars Of three other banks to
reach the vault of the First National bank in
Los Angeles, Cal. The tunnel had been carried
to point directly under the vault and the work
of removing the masonry had been commenced
before the police were made aware of the plot
They have yet failed to capture the robbers.
DIR. J. C. Moore of Manchester, charged with
falsiiying the stock record of the Manchester
Union company. was committed TO jail again
Saturday on q claim of insufficient bail, and re-
leased Wednesday. His case will come before
the supreme court there today.
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-03

t tHnce OF hve miles from the scsn. =
80 5de mr. ire to Putney depot Tuesday, 1"e . 2
tba minutes, and only one failed :" CO. q,
w X Ware will have a celebration
a. lakeside, Chesterfield. tomnrrnu,
WIT WIN the Brattleboro. Chesterfiai1 t h1s
u ,;.. game and dance in the evsn oas >.
, J,sa music by the PhiIharmonir" , nv
s,d The Peoples National bank b.
e ean. II regular semi.annuai Of !, n "e
o en-. nave declared an extra div;depn no
VI one-half per cent from the acc"m mo
tho u,a' 90 surplus, which is now eouaI r.
po letters have been received from
NJ, hev. L; ID. Temple from Durham Fro IRON
~ Tnere ne visited the cathedral. STATING
h tmae ms next point would be- Ed;n
r r"'gh' ne says the country is too
[Uagn there for the use of bicvcie
,ut the cyclometer that the Rnth IN q,
gave MIN registered 500 miles.
l.. -advices from Springfield vester
49,, 10y STATE that Eugene Knight who was
eglnnlng to pick up strength encomr
: 'ngy' mas had another set back in
. nc ., formation of bad abscess which
! Ii .," copiously, in the wound.
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NOT sick man or woman on this
oartn, ! don't care how subtle and
complicated their disease, but that II
IT. n,. rlower could take them by the
manu ne could tell them their exact
SSondition better than they could tell
MN, ana without asking IA question
or peing told anything; and further
more, ! believe he ID the only living
man who can do 80 unless it is his cid.
est son. x. g. Flower, Jr., whom, / un
uerstand' has Inherited the same gift.
anu when man can tell patient his
oisease accurately and in detail with
out having had previous knowledge,
ne Is not likely to make mistakes In
treating his patient. "
o.. Here is a tabulated and condense Il
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'"e war; Cuba-spain Trying tn Raise
VI 1000 OOO. 900

raise $1,000, 100000 with the tobacco revenues as
coiiateral but tho chance OF success is a poor
one as syndicate o. Spanish bankers has been
,nmugotiinung for some time all over Europe try.
i ,nrs ior the Madrid government. Meanwhile
Wy Subans seem to DO having constant round
. y, victories and the Spanish troops In Cuba are
because their wages have not been paid for the
pnst three months. A strong body OF Spanish
TTosShs recently made second attempt to invade
TTnnp.tas, me seat OF the Cuban government
u ,. sustained acrushing defeat. The Spaniards
n were literally slaughtered by the Insurgents,
aha we force was compelled TO ieein disorder
other expedition, having large Quantities OF
ammunition, ~. OF war; has landed at q place 10
tn0 eastward of Santiago de Cnha Incnm nIoto
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VERMONT PEOPLE.

Mrs Julia Il Dorr has sonnet entitled "Do
They Measure Time Where Thou Art?" in the
July Scribner. The critic states that she has
made contract with the Messrs Macmillan for
new book and is giving the finishing touches tn
another, which she wrote during the past win
ter.
titled coed Bye Sweetheart" which will soon
be played, with the aid of several ladies and
gentlemen of that town.
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder diseases re
lieyed in six hours by the ''NEw GREAT SOUTH
AMERICAN KIDNEY CURE" This new remedy
is a great surprise on account of its exceeding
promptness In relieving pain in the bladder, kid
neys, back and every part of the urinary pas.
water and pain in passing it almost immediate
~. II you want quick relief and cure this is
your remedy. Sold by GEO. +. GREEN, Drug.
pisi BrattlebOrO. VT,
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IN the stomach after it had ruined his
health and almost ruined his life.
Mrs. Josephine Boardman, Nor
Hich, VT, was cured of desperate
and developed case of blood poisoning
and after all hope had been aban
doned.
''Miss f. A. Marshall, of Stowe, VT. =,
one OF the most beautiful and accom-
plished young women of New Eng
land, cured of bronchial and lung con
sumption.
Mrs. j. A. Clough of Holyoke,
Mass, cured of lameness of eight
years standing, after going on crutch-
es for five years.
Theodore Harrington, Southbridge,
Mass. one Of the largest manufacturers
and most prominent men of New Eng
land, cured Of fungus cancer of stom-
ach and catarrh Of the bowels, after he
had been given up by numerous ply
sicians as incurable, and had returned
from Hot Springs. Ark, to his home
to die, has gained since his cure 4S
pounds 10 weight.
A little book sent free to the sick
Oh receipt of four cents in stamps,
called "Health and Happiness, by
DIR. Flower. Should DO in the hands
of every sick person on this earth.
Address DR.. K. G. Flower at his home
office, $50 Columbus Ave-, Boston, for
this book.
Washington City, cried the con-
ductor: change cars for the south and
vest And this interesting group
scattered on their different journeys.
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VVhEb UT
got his teeth
his little hh
knllckla ioiuk

} his little ID
| knuckle Joint
Mrs. Elm
urday at theI
Morse on ChaI
| years. The q
afternoon at b
was taken to {
| day for burial
| AT the ed,
Grams at Mad
Howe Of Brat
lon command
Smith j. DaN
ed senior vicaS
Griffith of N
mander. The j
Manohan Of vi
Manchester Do
Cambridge. I
Gen A. Wilkins
". W. olack OF
Dunton of Dor
society elected
!dent, M. J.C.
Depot: vice Or,
,ugh Of Bristol
" Wilson of Br
1rs Ira A Ellis
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Lack of vitality and color matter in
tn bu lbs causes the hair to fall out
and turn gray. We recommend Halls
Hair Remover to prevent badness and
praVneSS
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LIFE AND LOVE.

LIFE AND LOVE.
Life and Love at the crossroads met,
Out for holiday;
Cried Love, sweet Lie, thy cares forget,
IT'S Love who bids thee stay,
Come, journey on without regret,
Through summer hours Away"
a rose white blur against the sky,
Crab-apple blossoms blow;
The drifting swallows homeward fly
To April slopes aglow;
And Life amt Love in laughter vie
AS on their way they go.
Pans pipes sigh meath crescent moon,
Like cobwebs float and stray:
Night moths seek the white flowers soon,
lis the daffodil month of May;
And the pilgrims sing merry tune,
They are comrades trne for aye.
To June's e-hidien portals led
Glad Love his comrade true.
"Now We must part" was all Life said.
"And fare a.one. for who
Finds Love and June and roses ret,
Has lived his ,iay-aslieui"-
Nancy Mann Wadde in June Ladies
Home Jouinal.
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MOST FRIGATFul RAILWAY
WRECK OF The 18TH CENTURY 4
SAVED BY FATE!
HELD UP BY A RoBBER.
War OF Words and Bullets. The Rob.
her Captured.

DO | believe in fate?'' queried
Prof. McComber, OF New York, of
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Gladness Comes

with a better understanding OF the
wv transient nature of the many phys
teal ills. which vanish before proper Ell
forts-pentle efforts-pleasante fforts-
RIGHTLY directed. There is comfort IN
the Knowledge, that SO many forms OF
sickness are not due to any actual DIS
ease. but simply to a constipated condl-
t;on of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs prompt
lv removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneneial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
Cleanliness without debilitatlng tine
ORGANS on which it acts. 1t is therefore
ali important, in order to get its bene-
Gn;aI effects. to note when you pur-
chase. that you have the genuine ar,f
ole which is manufactured by the Ian
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and SOLD oy
ali reputable druggists ,.,,
If in the enjoyment OF GOOD neai'n,
and the system is regular, laxatiVes or
atber remedies are then not needed. IL
q tfi;cted with any actual disease: one
nav he commended to the most skili1ui
nbysicians. but If in need of a LAXATIVE,
pns should have the best, and with the
,naIl.;nformed everywhere, Syrup OF
E';gs stands highest and Is most largely
rsed and gives most general satis1aciioh
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tht-nfSVN
ana DAY to supply the
! got a cut across tbe
left hand. seyerino H., .t,s'
'Ihay, ., while showing the
oottling, DR. Ketchum
ieboro orchestra will give
y the whole day at silver.
Lake, tomorrow. Dancing
q in the pavilion during
md evening.
ans have just sent a box
\, 20 the boys at Kurn Hat.
y estmlnster., The ladies' |
made the same at their
u and must be receiving
OF the boys this hot
Icy wire pole in front Of
as being charged Tues
ropes gave way. letting
.the ground and across
king a lightning dis.
|. tlme. 1t also narrowly
= horse that stood near.
pa, b1abbitt, son of Rev. J.
vest Brattleboro, has !
SETON with Siglar Pre- !
Tor boys and goes to !
IL 4
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| station night
demand.
Fred C
thumb Of the
arteries yestc
boys about
cared for the
The Bratt
q concert duril
dale. Snanar.l
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+. 10 $ Ia go 75,3 /,
IL, II 81 -
f. o' ;" IL 100 7S.G
=. - -
" 90 IL 2l0 500
- -
D" W II BIS - .
- - -.
10 n ID %I %
20 - $ 22 Isl ~
---- 1850 - - -
~ go \ Is ooi "a .
The Windham County reformer. (Battleboro, Vt.) 1876-1897, 1896-07-03
VARIOUS VERMONT MATTERS.


Chas. I.arose, aged 30, married, was caught by
block OF marble ut Bcidcn Falls Monday. IFS
log was crushed and arm broken and he suffered
Internal INJURIES
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each precinct to organize the caucuses
and primaries. pursuant to the primary
elections:
Precinct No. 1-Evan Herbert,
Charles O'Donnell. ]. T. Trippett.
No. 2-John Renfrey, George Dent,
James H. Hail.
No. s-Joseph Annear. John opie.
No. Isl Youlton, Edwin F. Bray.
Isaac Davey. Matt Brown. w. p. Rob-
erts.
No. 5-John Goldsworthy, Richard
Oates. Thomas Scallon, Thomas
Coombs.
No. 6-Not filed.
No. 7-George Dougherty Norman
Charles, William Clyno.
No Sc. S. Paxson, Thomas Payne.
Matt Hodge.
No. 9-George W. Irwin, II. Paschal,
George Pascoe. Thomas Richards.
No. 10-Tom Driscoll. w. c. Nc
White. William Lloyd, David Law
renee.
No. 11-R. A. Ennis. Joe Silver.
Charles schatzlein, ]. Chauvin. ]. p.
Hendricks.
No. 12-J. B. Gallagher, p. r. Dolman,
]. V. Long.
No. $40. Chrevier. r. Campanni, ].
II. Vivian.
No. 14-Carlos warfield, ]. d. Cross
man, y. lkelnndfI.
No. 15-Sewell Davis, Joe Archam-
bault, Edward Levy, II. ID. Hoyt.
No. 16-David Morgan, W. Burton, ].
Griffith. f. Pollglaise.
No. 17-R. H. Paxson, j. G. Evans, j.
j. York, H. H. Horst. Z. c. Mullin.
No. sc. w. Ellingwood, w. Pink
ham, b. Gallick. w. Winters.
No. 19-J. w. Cotter. Frank w.
Holmes, Emmett Callahan, Thompson
Campbell.
No. OR. p. Benjamin, Thomas Nc
Arthur, b. II. Cook.
No. 21-James Borthwick, j. c. He'll
ig. F. L. Grandey, b. n. Beebe, Dan
Harris.
No. 22-Ennis Carman, l. NJ. Jones,
F. E. Beland.
No. 23-W. F. Noyes. G. L. Shale,
John Craig.
No. 24-Patrick F. Boland, w. G..
Broadin.
No. 25-David Matthews, w. C. Ben
ham, John Morgan, John NJ. Evans.
No. 27-Edwin Edwards. Lou Gun
derson, 81 Gilbert
No. SD. J. Charles, Charles Smith,
George Chapman.
No. 29-Carl Elvers, William Reese.
No. 32-Robert Bowman, Peter Han
sen. William Carkeek, William Seward.
Samuel Tonkin.
Inere are 40 precincts in the county
and the above list of committees will
be revised and completed by the fol-
lowing executive committee
G.. w. Irwin, NJ. l.. Holland, Jona-
than Blake, T. ]. .Moffat, Carlos War
field, Thomas Richards, Edwin f.
Bray, F. A. Heinze. ID. j. Charles, T.
w. Buzzo. John Rich, Thomas Couch,
j. b. Gallagher, f. L. Melcher. Edwin
Edwards and Arthur Thomas. The
meeting then adjourned TO meet at the
caucuses Monday evening.
The faction which was represented
at last nights meeting expects to con-
troll the republican county convention.
Several gentlemen who were present
said that while they are not inviting a
fight at the caucuses and primaries
they propose to be fully prepared for a
contest with the opposing wing of the
party.
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HOTEL REGISTER.

The Butte-W. L. Bond. Anaconda;
j. T. Quigley, Anaconda; L. f. Rice.
Rochester; w. NJ. Wheeler, A. Solo,
mon, San Francisco; NJ. Levy. d. X!
Major, New York; F. L. Willis, c. II.
Spencer, Chicago; Mrs. H. Wankler,
Clark's Fork; II. d. Spaulding. A. X
Erwin, j. S. Proctor. Z. j. Kirkham.
st. Paul; Sam Kohlberg, T. ]. Cronin.
T. G. Merrill, Helena; II. ID. Brown.
st. Paul; b. ID. Hit, st. Joe; c. $
Brooks, Boston; j. II. Conway, St
Louis; ]. T. Norville, Chicago.
The McDermOtt-David Hale, Poca-
tello; p. j. Healy, ]. S. Maggie. Deer
Lodge; Mrs. II. r. Schulder and sons.
Vermillion; ]. b. Furley. Dillon: Wal
ter Cooper. T. j. Linde and wife, Boze-
man; G. II. Richardson, st. Louis: w
w. Berry, f. A. Kaufman. Livingston:
]. W. Cowan, Buffalo; E. w. Toole, s.
NJ. Neal, Helena; w. L. Luke, wife
and child. city; w. w. Turner, J.. Will
Jams. Spokane; ]. w. jackson, Denver
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LUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Al East Park Street.
Silver, 6s.

Silver, 68.
]. T. Cigar.
orion Bros. Pianos and organs
c. s. German. architect, Curtis block
Fred orion. piano tuner. S w. Quartz
Go to Elite Studio for latest styles in
photographs.
Learn to read. write and keep books,
at Silver Bow c. c.. "a N. Main.
Use World" Package, Express and
Messenger service. Telephone 200.
John Mccormack, assayers and chem
lists supplies. 80 and IS E. Granite st.
Prince Victcr-Carl Upmann's best Sc
cigar. Handmade by union workmen
Charles Lane. architect, Dellinger
block. room 5, lis North Main, Butte.
AL Weinrich returned yesterday from
two months trip through California.
When you rent a bicycle, rent a new
one. Pierce Cycle company. AZ East
Broadway.
Examine the viking. Standard of
the world. Pierce Cycle company AZ
East Broadway
All the latest styles in spring suit
ings from s35 upwards. Schilling Bros,
tailors, opposite postoff1ce.
Excursion rates to Pipestone Springs.
Tickets good Saturday until Monday.
Round trip 81. Train leaves Butte 11:40
a. m.
Mrs. E. Coleman of walkerville
wants 1t to be known that she is not
the Mrs. E. Coleman whose name ap-
pears on the list OF county charges.
The Standard Publishing company
has prepared blank books for butch
ers, in which to keep records of all
cattle slaughtered. as required by the
new codes. Write for prices.
President Ives and party of North
ern Pacific officials passed through
Butte yesterday on No. 8, on their way
to the coast.
In Judge Hollands court yesterday
Anna Lewis pleaded guilty to selling
liquor without a license and paid a fine
of SO and costs.
The two Sloans who are charged with
having counterfeit money in their pos
session, will be arradgned before Unit
ed States Commissioner McMurphey at
2 O'Clock this afternoon.
"Sinbad" had another crowded house
last night. A matinee will be given
this afternoon and the final perform
ance this evening.
Willie Earls, aged II months, son of
Joseph Earls, died yesterday morning
of pneumonia. The funeral will be
held to-day at o'clock p. m. at No.
102 North Oklahoma street.
Evangelist Brown will preach at the
First Baptist church Tomorrow fore
noon on the subject, THE White Stone
With a New Name" At the Auditorium
at 8 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon he
will speak to men only on Social
Purity" and he will deliver his fare
we'll address in the Auditorium Sunday
evening.
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There VIII BE No Game with the Fort
Douglass Team on way IL
The Fort Douglass football team,
which was to have opened the season
with the Butte team on May II in this
city, Cancelled its date yesterday. Guy
G. Palmer second lieutenant of the
10th infantry and officer in charge of
the athletic club, wrote Manager Nc
MILAN that the team will be unable to
play away from home this spring. He
expressed regret at being compelled TO
cancel the game, but said that II was
unavoidable. The regular football sea-
son will consequently not open until
Decoration day, when Captain c. l..
Thomas All Nebraska team will tackle
the smoke caters.
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"SIN BAD" AGAIN.
he Play VIII BE seen Again Tonight
aud at a Matinee.


The theater-goers of Butte will be glad
to learn that owing TO the enormous sue
cess of "Sinbad" a matinee will be given
to-day The prices for the matinee will
range from 81 down to % cents and the
prices tonight will range from $50 for
the entire lower floor down to so cents.
No production has ever made such a fu-
rore among people who go TO the theater
as "Sinbad." There is so much buncome
written in advance about performances
that people generally expect to see about
10 per cent. of what they have been prom
Used. In the case of 'Sinbad," however
the advance notices have far underesti-
mated the actual performance. Every bit
of scenery is a work OF art. The costumes
are daintily designed. as fresh as II they
were put on yesterday. There are no
WORKOUT shoes among the 'Sinbad" pop
ulation and no bedraggled costumes. At
the matinee to-day there doubtless will
be a great many children. for there is
everything in "Sinbad." as there is in all
the Arabian Nights stories. TO please the
little ones. There is everything in Sin
bad" of a comedy character touching on
local and national folly TO please every
class of people. The best seats, which
commenced at s.. are now only 81 80, and
the matinee prices are SO low as to insure
"A big house.
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DIED.

The Sudden Death OF T.. j. LaChappeIle =,
an Old-Tim Resid mt OF lutte
p. ]. La Chapelle died very suddenly
last evening at his home, No. 1873 East
Park street, from a paralytic stroke.
He was 40 years old and had resided in
Butte for eight or nine years. He had
just returned from Chicago, where he
had been studying medicine. He leaves
a wife and three children. One of his
daughters is in Paris, where she is
completing her education. He was a
member of the A. O. L.. w. The flu
neral will be held from the residence
in East Park street at o'clock Mon
day morning.
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Total delegates.


The county democratic committees Of
the several counties will proceed to call
county conventions in their respective
counties and elect delegates and alter
nate delegates TO the state convention
as above designated.
The following rules have been adopt
ed for the governing Of democratic con-
ventions of the state of Montana:
First-Delegates and alternate dele
gates shall be elected in ruture conven-
tions and in the event Of a failure of
delegate to attend the alternate dele
gate shall cast the vote of the delegate
whose alternate he is.
Second-In the absence Of a delegate
and his alternate a majority Of the del
egation from the county shall cast the
vote of the absentee.
Third-In the absence Of all the dele
gates and alternates delegated from
any county, no vote shall be cast for
such county. BY order Of the state CEN
trail committee.
David Marks. w. r. Kenyon,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Company 4. II. X. you are hereby
ordered to assemble at Hibernia hall.
at O'Clock p. m, sunday, May 3.
Business Of Importance TO BE- Transact
ed. Quinn Crowley. lieutenant COM
mander.
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Philadelphia, May Judge Acheson
in the United States circuit court to-
day signed the decree Of foreclosure
against the Philadelphia q Reading
Railroad company and Philadelphia x
Reading Coal & Iron company
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WOmen'S Cap S
IO-Nlght'S ale
D. X. LEWIS & CO.

A. =. JOHNSON-DENTIST
Butte Annex, 81 East Broadway. Very
fine gold hlling done. Work guaranteed
the finest in the city or you need no,
pay for IL.