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The times., 1897-06-30
DR.. Walker
Adj. WiIIard's Hotel.

1911 Penna. Ave. Adj. WilIard's Hotel.
''He has cured me sound and well, aud
can never say enough in his praise. / have
been a justice OF the peace for Alexandria
county for the past three years and reside
at Arlington, Alexandria county, Va.
(SignedJ j. II. LANE, j. P.''
The times., 1897-06-30

Under and oy virtue OF a certain deed
OF trust, dated March D, 1886, and duly
recorded, March II, SJ6, in liber 2IO1,
folio Bod Ct seq. OF the land records
OF she District OF Columbia, default having
occurred IN the performance or the terms
and conditions OF the bond men toned
and referred 70 m the said deed OF trsIst
tary or the body corporate, tie obllgee
m and the holder and owner OF said
bond, the undersigned trustees will sell.
AT public auction. III front OF the premises,
on MONDAY, the 18th DAY OF JULY,
a D., 1887. AT $50 O'CLOCK L. NJ,
tnat p zee or parcel of land situated IN
the county or Washington, District OF Co
iumbia, aud known and designated as so
much OF lot 10, block 20. in John Sherman,
Pleasant and Pleasant Pla ms, now called
Columbia Heights" as lies within the
exterior lines OF lot 81, in Charles D.
tnurehS subdivision OF said lot 15 a
plasof whsehis recorded in book, County -
/, page 30. one of the records OF the
surveyors Office OF the District of Co
IumoEi, said lot being improved by new
9-fooEn and eeiiar dw cling. wish all msjslefn
improvements the same being premises
numbered 1912 Princeton street north west
Terms OF safe All cash. A deposit OF
$50 VIII be required at time OF sale.
Terms Of sale must be Complied with
within ten days from date or sale: other
WIse, the lot VIII De res0id at risk and
cost of derauitsng purchaser OF purchasers.
All conveyancIng, recording. etc, at pur-
chaSeT's cost.
STEPHEN VAN WICK. Trustee,
Washington Loan Il Trust Bldg
FREDERICK L SIDDONS, Trustee.
1e30-d&ds
The times., 1897-06-30
special Excursion 10 sea shore via
B, q O.

Tickets to Atlantic City, Cape May, and
Sea Isle City viii be sotd FOR 10 a. m
and IL noon, Royal Blue Line trains, on
Fridays and Saturdays during the sea-
son, good to return until Tuesday follow
ing. at rate So for the round trip
1e3O-m,w w ,th-tilAu27
The times., 1897-06-30
NO CHARGE FOR CONSULTATION.

Hours, 9 to II. to 5. Sunday,
10 to Il.
1e2y-tf
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For the treatment OF
INEBRIETY

See Endorsement of Superintendent Of
Charities for '95, page "a, and u, any nlem-
bers of Congress on fie In our office.
Home treatment with full directions 20 any
part OF the country.
The times., 1897-06-30

wM. e. LEWIS, Trustee.
JOSEPH E HURST, Trustee.
1e24-d&ds
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
THE OLD DOG NUISANCE
Anaconda Again Has Need of the
r. Dog Catcher.
A LITTLE ALTERATION
A Fight in the Library Yard Calls Out
All Manner of Canines-The Big
Dogs That Laze About the
Sidewalks.

The dog nuisance which was in some
measure abated during the spring and
summer, again hobs up serenely. At
tention was particularly called to this
fact yesterday afternoon, when two
dogs got into an alteration in the
library yard, and proceeded to fight 1t
out. One was a big St Bernard and
the other a red setter. AS soon as the
howls and growls and yelps of the conf
batants could reach the ears of neigh
boring dogs, there Immediately began
to pour into the library yard streak OF
pure, unadulterated dog from every di-
rection.
When they all got there, their backs
bristling with valor. there must have
been so of them. They each took
snap or two at the poor setter and then
strutted off majestically, conscious of
having gained the victory in a hard
fought battle. The dogs that partiei-
pated in this commonplace fracas We're
of every kind and description. from tn
little black and-tan to the big and ugly
looking mastiff, and it is safe TO say
that not one of every 10 in that group
wore a license tag.
On any day that is at all pleasant
the streets of Anaconda is lined With
dogs They lay about on the sidewalks
and positively refuse to move unless
some one actually kicks them out of
the way. The kicking process is all
right with little dogs. but when one Of
the big st. Bernards or mastiffs has
| his body stretched across the full width
of the sidewalk one thinks twice be-
| fore doing much kicking. Often it is
that ladies and gentlemen passing along
| the sidewalk are obliged to separate
| and pass. one to the right and the other
| to the left of the cur that lies there.
Dogs are all very We'll in their place
! but too much dog is pretty much the
same as too much Johnson and the
sooner the dog catcher gets out his lit
| tie wire loop the sooner will dog-rid-
| den populace be able to walk the streets
| of the city without stumbling over all
manner of dogs and having the calf of
/ its leg snapped at by a mongrel, snarl-
| ing cur, for dogs whose owners pay Ii
cense on them are seldom trouble
| some.
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When in Butte lunch at sherman.s
HUGH JONES' EXPERIENCE.
Once a Victim of Alcoholism, but Now
Good "A Man as Ever.

Once Victim of Alcoholism, but Now as
Good a Man Ever.
A year ago Hugh Jones was a hard
drinking man. He drank so much that
the habit finally lost him his position,
which was very good one. Last May
he went to DR.. f. Gattan, in his office
at the Beaudry block, and that gentle
man told him that he would cure him of
the habit and make him as good a man
as he ever was. How well DR.. Gattan
fulfilled his promise is shown by Mr..
Jones own words. In the course of a
talk wit ha Standard reporter Mr. Jones
said:
Yes, sir; I think DR.. Gattan saved
my life-at least he restored to me the
faculties which go to make up a man
and of which drink had robbed me. For
five years | had had an excellent and
responsible position in this. city as an
electrician and during all that time and
prior thereto l drank hard-very hard.
l might have still mad my position had
l not permitted liquor to get the upper
hand of me- The drink habit grew upon
me SO that l was no longer fit to be
trusted with the important and intricate
parts of the electrical machinery, and as
a consequence / was dismissed
Il then realized that / must do some
thing to break myself of the ways /
had fallen into. / heard that DR.. Gattan
had cured some men of the liquor habit
and l applied to him. He assured me
that / could be cured, and that very day
he started the treatment. In 10 days or
two weeks l had lost all desire for alco-
hol. That was last May and since that
time J. have not had any trouble in re-
framing from taking liquor. One great
feature that | know DR.. Gattans method
to possess is that when one takes the
treatment there is never afterwards a
craving for drink-in fact, a thought of
it does not enter ones mind, and there
| is no struggle and battle with oneself as
| there is with other treatments, or as
| there is when one quits of his own ac-
/ cord.
What sort of a man did you find DR..
| Gattan?" asked the reporter.
| Il found him one of the most honor
! able of men; courteous in his manners
| honest and upright in his dealings and
a thorough gentleman. l believe DIR.
| Gattan to be one of the best physicians
/ in Anaconda. / tell you, my friend, if
| ii had not been for him, l should never
| have shaken off the terrible enemy that
/ was robbing me of my manhood and /
| thoroughly appreciate the services he
| has rendered me, and | would advise
| all who are victims of alcoholism to see
| the doctor and have talk with him.
/ He can tell you the merits of his system
! of treatment better than | can. All
! that I can say is that he did the world
| and all for me, and he can do it for
| another
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army, and has always been a strong
advocate OF a generous policy regarding
pensions. 1t is rendered still more inn
10 congress at the opening of the extra
session last March the president urged
that ample revenues must be supplied.
not only for the ordinary expenses of
the government. but for the prompt
payment of liberal PENSIONS" etc. 1t is
a great change from such an attitude in
March to the entire ignoring of the
whole pension question in December.
especially when the failure to recon-
mend a liberal policy now is accompa-
MED by protest against and increase
of the expenses of the government. and
a suggestion that these expenses will.
in my judgment, admit of a decrease in
many branches of the government
without injury to the public service"
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CHRISTMAS DRINKS.
Police Kept Busy in Taking Care of Help
less People.


There are some men who still per-
sist in the idea that Christmas day is
first of all day on which to get jag
on. While the number was few com
pared to other years, there We're still
some who took on good deal more egg
nogg and Tom and-Jerry than was
good for them. AS a general rule those
whose load was heavy and hard to
bear were quiet and good natured
about it, but there We're some who
thought they ought to have just "a lit
tie more of the sidewalk than hey
were entitled to, and they were picked
up and taken to Jail to sleep off their
jags.
officer Gilbert early yesterday morn
ing arrested Thomas Murphy for fight
ing in Heck McLean's saloon in Main
Vile. He put up cash bond and was
released. John Doe a colored man,
was arrested by Special officer Bragg
in the Horseshoe saloon. A charge of
making an exhibit of a deadly weapon
was placed against him. He also gave
bonds for his appearance in police
court.
Special officer Bragg and Constable
Walsh early yesterday morning arrest
ed two Chinaman on Front street for
selling opium. They found the man
who had bought the drug and he point
ed out to the officers the Chinaman
who had sold the opium, and he was
arrested. The proprietor of the place
was also arrested. About three pounds
of the opium We're found.
An Austrian boy. about 10 years of
age, was found on Main street by OH
Ger Stebbins last night. and was taken
to jail. where he will remain until
morning. The boy is said to be almost
incorrigible and refuses to stay at
home.
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OCEAN GREYHouN0s ARE SAFE.
They Will Pull Through Any Rough Set
without Serious Injury.

From the New York Times.
The establishment of a new record TOR
a days run at sea by the Kaiser VIII
helm der Crosse suggests one or two
considerations. pertinent to ocean tray-
elers, as to the influence of size and
power on the safety and comfort of
trans Atlanties& transportation. Sailor
men are fond of saying that good SAIL
ing ship of 900 tons burden is as safe
as any big steamer atloat. staunch,
we'll found ship of that tonnage, or even
less, will, when properly prepared and
skillfully handled. ride out as hard
gale as the roaring forties" can pro-
duce But she must do il by heaying to
and suffering herself to be driven too
leeward.
A big. powerful steamer like the
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse may posi-
bly, have to slow down but she will
keep on her course and thunder head
long into a furious sea With impunity.
Old ocean, hurting his monster storm
waves of 30 or 30 feet in height at
speed of something like 30 miles an hour
against her. while she is proceeding at
Il or Is knots against them, is powerless
to do her serious injury But II must
be mighty uncomfortable for passen
gers.
ship cannot be hit by several thou
sand tons of water at prn1ecttle force
of 45 miles an hour without giving her
passengers a tremendous shaking UP.
Yet the length and depth of such a ship
make her steadier in a sedway than
smaller vessel. And she Is across the
sea and through it all in a period as
short as that taken by the smaller ship
in good weather. The theory Of seafar-
ing men is that the more quickly they
cross ito ocean The safer The voyage.
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They Work Well.

The new fire team purchased by the
council last Monday is showing up re-
markably well under the training of
Chief Mentrum and his men, The
horses have been in the department
only a couple of weeks, and they are
already in splendid training and re-
spond to the alarms with the greatest
alacrity The chief and all the boys
about the station are in love with the
team, and they are emphatic in their
declaration that within a reasonable
length of time the handsome animals
will be the peers of any fire team in
the state. Their appearance on the
streets attracts great attention, as they
are a team SO handsome that few can
pass them by without a second look
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
UNJUST ATTACK UPON ooRMAN
Gen. j. c. Clark. of Alabama, Talks About
the Maryland situation.

the Maryland situation.
From the Frederick Md Citizen.
Gen. James c. Clark. so we'll and fa-
vorably known To the people of Mary
land, returned to Mobile, after a two
months visit to his old home in this
country. General Clark is greatly inn
proved in health and will likely be able
to resume the duties of president of the
Mobile & Ohio road, which has been
brought to such success by his able
management of its affairs. Before leay-
ing, the general was entertained by a
number of his friends in this city. In
speaking of the political situation in
Maryland, General Clark expressed the
greatest surprise that there could he
found within the confines of Maryland
a class of men who would be guilty of
the unmanly and unjust attacks which
have been made upon Senator German.
In his long experience with pubic men
he never in his life knew a man who
was more conscientious in the dis
charge of a public duty than Senator
German; he did not hesitate to declare
that after a thorough knowledge OF his
public career there not one single vote
in the senate of the United States that
was not in strict accord With true dem
ocratic doctrine; that there was not
one vote ever cast by him that was not
in the interest of his party his state and
the country. Public men had discussed
with him the attitude of the so-called
independent element of Maryland
against the senator and many had de-
clared that never had a public man been
so villified and abused as Mr.. German;
his enemies would live to see the day
when they would be ashamed of the
position they occupied in this malicious
warfare on a public servant. In the
senate there is no man to-day who can
take his place, declared General Clark;
he was the one man both sides turned
to in the hour of heated debate, the one
man who was always conservative and
who could be depended on to bring har-
mony out of chaos and trouble. 1t was
amusing to look over the names the re-
publicans were about to submit to take
his place; this was a sad commentary,
and only went to prove how empty and
unfair was the warfare waged upon
Senator German. Some of General
| Clark's friends think he will retire from
! active railroad work with the new year.
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Fresh Lobster en- Mayonnaise.

Plum Pudding. Montana. Mince Pie.
Champagne Jelly. Orange Cream Pie
Tutti Fruit in Forms.
Assorted Cake. Fruit.
Roquefort. CONNECTIONS.
Mocha q la Turk.
Many kodakers, whose instruments had
been idle since last summer. found the
pleasant weather of yesterday favorable
TO a stroll among the hills in the hope of
catching Il winter scene or two. The
mountains appeared beautiful. indeed,
decked as they were in their light cover
ing of snow. The cliffs and canyons,
down which the water trickled from the
melting snow above, afforded the anna
teur photographer an appropriate subject
for picture and many for whom Christ
passed their time in this manner.
One feature of this years Christmas for
which many nervous people are thankful
was the entire absence of firecrackers,
torpedoes and toy pistols, which usually
add to the small boys quota of presents.
Only one or two instances were observed
where the toy pistol was in evidence. and
not one single firecracker marred the
quietness and peacefulness of the day. 1t
is we'll that this was so. for while fire.
works may be an essential part of the
Fourth of July celebration. their presence
at Christmas time is entirely unneces-
sary.
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Reliable plumbers only employed by
Young & Dezel1, All East Park
Nearly Run Oyer.

Yesterday afternoon while a small
child not more than four years old
was crossing the alley in the rear of
the city hall, spring wagon came
around the corner at considerable speed
The driver did not see the child until
his horses were nearly upon her, and it
was with the greatest difficulty that
he succeeded in holding his horses. The
animals were not more than foot or
two from the baby when they were
stopped, and the child thus luckily es-
Acaped.
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smallest Village in merica.

Pelham, in the state of New York, is
the smallest village In the country, and
two weeks ago a miniature election was
held All of pehams nine voters went
to the polls and cast their nine ballots for
IoI o0l'et$ 10 uouptIdoIddn us lsuIB5e 10
road improvements. II took Il minutes TO
get the vote in and the result was six
ballots to three fayoring the appropria-
ton.
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INDUCED in that kind of exercise. Re-
Gently, however, horseback riding has
noticeably increased and people may be
seen daily taking a gallop. Yesterday
four horsemen in one group passed
along Commercial avenue and the fact
caused some little comment relative. TO
the newness of the scene 1t may be
that by next summer horseback riding
and bicycling may be close rivals for
the title of the most popular outdoor
snort
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

The Turner's will celebrate Christ
mas at their hall on Sunday evening by
giving a musical and literary enter
tainment, winding up with a tableau,
1.-THE Manager of Bethlehem" Children
accompanied by their parents viii re-
ceive present from the Turner's
Christmas tree. A cordial invitation is
extended to all respectable people 10
attend
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
A Jolly Crowd.

A jolly party was that which came
from Gold Coin to spend Christmas in
Anaconda. They came down yester-
day morning and returned in the after
noon, after having partaken of a huge
Christmas turkey and visited with
friends. The party included Nessrs
kenney. Carlson, Judge. Peterson. Car
gisle. Martin, Mclaughlin, Campbell
Roach and Doveny.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

Women says Dir. II. l. Hastings IN
the Journal of Medicine and Silence go
with their necks bare and mon keep err
necks swathed in bandages and 10 women
have sweet voices To ole man. 4 nun
voice should be pure as a wama9 =
Why Is it not? lie is choked aud shayeda9
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

Notwithstanding all that Great Britain
owes to mechanics there is but one work
man who received the highest fun@iai
honors of being buried in Wtstmin ter
abbey and that was George Graham. a
famous scientific instrument maker in
his day. who in 1900 invented the dead
beat escapement III clocks. Graham's OBJ
sequies were attended by the Royal So
cigty in a body.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
Have you seen those pipes at 1o8
Main street-King's?
Down "a Ladder.

This afternoon on Main street William
Terrell, a noted bicycle trick rider, will
ride down an ordinary ladder from the
roof of one of the buildings to the street
below The daring feat will be per
formed in the open air and all who de-
sire to do so may see Il from the side
walks The attempt will be made at
o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
sum, ienri, sirned Already.

FfOm TIC NOV OfK FreNS.
did you say" inquir. the cannibal
cheftain. that the captive had just been
graduated from college,
'He so stated. believe" replied the
head chef, deferentially.
III that is the case continued the
dusky potentate. II think you may dis
pense with the stutiing."
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The Eirem~n's Ball.

The Locomotive Firemen will give a
grand ball at Turn Halle On Tuesday
evening. Dec. 18th Professor Withers
full orchestra has been engaged and
everything possible is being done by
the firemen to make their bali the most
enjoyable of the season.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
The stynC RS rvation.

From the Washington Star.
Il believe" said Mr.. Meektou. that all
men are born equal
His outburst caused Mrs. Meekton to
look sharply at him over the top OF his
paper. and he fastened to add:
You Will observe. Henrietta, that
said all men OF course | do not under
take 10 limit the heights of SUPER GRITTY
which others may naturally occupy
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and descent-horses and wagons being
entirely out Of the question and nearly
all burdens being carried by the coolies.
Simla is located in the western Hima-
layas. and Is the watering pace par ex-
cellence of the whites in India.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
= m niaue city.

Simla. India. is truly unique 1t is butt
on the side of steep hill and the roof
of one house Is often about on level
with the foundation Of one IN the next
tier Stairs afford the means of ascent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
New Attraction.

Joe Murray. the now famous bari
tone and Professors Adams and Cod
dington, AT Hugh Days beer hall. cor
ner of Park and Birch streets. this
week Bohemian beer and porter on
q r.a lit
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There are others, but j. NJ. Kennedy's
drug store is the popular place for
medicines and toilet articles.
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A New Thing.

Horseback riding-that is, horseback
riding as they do it in the East-is a
new thing in Anaconda, and prior to
the last month or two, very few people
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

d. Cohen. sr., is retiring from bust
ress and offers his entire stock of gro
eeries and fixtures for sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

Japau's National Debt.
1t is estimated that Japans national
debt will in 1900 amount to i95 700,0 600 yen,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26
Anaconda Steam Laundry, so5 E. Park.

McBrayer whiskey is the best family
medicine. Sold by Devine, Sd & Alder
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AT THE CHURCHES.

The following programme of musical
numbers will be rendered at st. Mark $
Episcopal church to-day:
MATHIS
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Go to D. Cohen's closing out sale. All
groceries at cost to clear. Next door to
oStOfficc
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

Canvas Back Duck stuffed with wild
celery.
Fried Rice. Bread Sauce.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-26

For reliable plumbing go to ]. A.
Hasley 215 Oak street.
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Frozen Eggnogg. Vanilla Waters.
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Strawberry Shortcake.