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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
RumOr

Llega nuestros oidos ell rumor dc
que sc ha obtenido una solucion conci
liatoria de las divisiones reinantes en-
tre los incondiciouales.
Entire otros acuerdos, parece que Sc
RI elegido presidente del partido incon-
dicional ell seflor Pena Chavarri-pc
ninsular vizcaino-y vice -presidente el
sonor Ubarri Iramategui-puertorri-
queflo.
Esto sc dice.
Lo que fuere sonara.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

De los pastos de la hacienda xFelf.
cita, , propiedad de los senores Fan
tauzzi, ha desaparecido una yegua
zaina amarilla, como de 6 a s amos de
edad, las patas traseras blancas en-
estado de prenez.
El que diere notic1as de ella a don
Ramon Lebron, Ell Patillas, sera graft
fcado. 1-3
T6mese que ell salon principal del
Casino Espanol no pueda sostener toda
la gente que Sc ha de reunir ALI con
motive de la junta magma.
Dicho piso trepida lnucho causa
del movimiento que imprimen las co
rras que uneven las maquinas del ~Bo
letfn Mercantll ,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
LOS MUCHACHOS

que no pierden OCCASION para introducir
yerdaderas moved ades en- su estableci-
miento, con ell fin de tener complacidos
q sus clientcs, acaban de recibir Ell xCi-
nematografos sea ura a collection de
fotograffas, muy blen combinadas que
dan un movimiento, sorprendente.
Tambien han recibido un extenso
surtido de corbatas, cuellos y punos
de Ultima moda, infnidad de artfculos
de quemas6a.
Los empleados todos, excepto los de
la secretarfa de Gobierno, pueden acep-
tar delegaciones y asistir a la junta
magma, exceptuando los ofciales del
Ejercito que esten en- active servicio.
Asf 10 dice La Iutegrizud
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
Innraan

Sc dice que yarios jovenes de esta
ciudad, conocidos por sus opiniones Ii
berales, tratan de solicitar su lngreso
en- ell institute de Voluntarios.
Aplaudimos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
En- La PLAYA

A consecuenca de las lluvias, de |;
marea de las ayenidas del rio, Sc hal
tornado pantanos pozos en- la mayo
parte de las GALES de esta playa, y par
ticalarmente en- las de Colon, Leon
Isabel.
Pocas son las casas donde no hays
algun case de paludismo otra clase
de tiebres.
va este raya en- 10 escandaloso, J
dfa llegara-de seguir ell descuido-er
que aquellos vecinos tengan que aban-
donar sus hogares, para no verse ex-
puestos una epidemia.
Llamamos sacramento la atencion del
municipio.
En- yirtud de communication enviada
por la Delegation Regional, rectificamos
la noticia dada en- nuestro numero de
aver, referente la suspension del alcai-
de de esta Carcel.
No hubo telegrama alguno del Go
bierno General la medida fu6 acorda-
da por la Delegation Regional, en- vir-
tud del expediente que Sc esta trami-
tando.
La function anunclada para anoche
fue suspendida, Sc dice que por lndls
posici6n de La senora Adams.
El actual Administrator de Comuni-
caciones de Ponce, don Clemente Ro-
drfguez dc la Flor, ests solo en- calldad
de INFERNO.
Prento sera relevado, EN- propiedad,
-, -, Tuap Il a DioS Mndiua
Ha sido nombrado Jefe de Orden
P1blico de esta secci6n ell apreciable
seflor don Lorenzo Carbo, ex- alcalde de
Juana Dfaz.
fSeciba nuestrO saludo.
Sc encuentra enfermo nuestro esti-I
mado amigo don Pedro Fournier.
Deseamos su restablecimiento.
Programa de las pleas que ejecuta-
rs la banda del battalion Patri0 en- la|
retreta de esta noche
Retreta 1Iiiitar, Juarranz.
La Leridonu, Mazurka, Llano.
La Cunepana Naogrosa, Prelude,
Marques.
CHontaAy, Walls, Wandteufel.
Graciezo, Polka, Blazquez.
FL Lac6gnito, Paso -doble, e. r. Q. |
Para asuntos que Sc relacionan con la
administration de esta empresa, espe-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Han sido entregadas sus respecti-
vos duefos las siguientes prendas, per-
didas y halladas en- los baTlos de la Pla-
va, propiedad de dona Rosario O. de
Nunez
A don Avelino Gonzalez, un arc de
orc; don Raimundo Valdecilla, qn
espeio; la nina Crucita PARA, una
sortija; a la sefora Elena Cabassa de
Pastor, un espejo; Ia senora de Vas
co, un brazalete de orc; la senora
Gaztambide de Dfaz Navarro, un espe-
jo; don Carlos Morales, unos lentes
de orc.
Este rasgo pone do relieve la honra-
dez de la se1lora de Nnnez.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

ramos pase por estas oicinas don Fe-
lipe Quesada.
Igual snplica hacemos a don Fidel
Walls, la succession de don Jose del
Carmen Toro, don Vicente Aponte, a
don Juan Llull y don Miguel Colon.
Deseamos ser atendidos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Tenemos encuadernada va, por re-
gular numer0 de ejemplares, la 0bra
EL COLLAR De LA tREINA, reciente-
mente pubIicada en- nuestr0 fOIIetin.
A toda persona que Sc suscriba
p0r un semestre, remitiendo FEE
GIsAN1EHITE eI importe de
la suscricion p0r ell tempo indicado,
se Ie enviaran "a w ELTA DE
GokkE2, frances de porte, los
cuatr0 tOm0s de la indicada 0bra.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
OPTIMISMO

Ell general Azcarraga abriga la con
fanza de que la paz de Cuba sea en- bre-
We un hecho y aconsejara a la Reina la
~satinaacion en- Cuba del general Wey-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
INFORMATION DEL DIA
LAS CORTES

Sc convocaran hacia fines de No
viembre, pero antes Sc haran alguna'
modifcaciones en- ell Gabinete.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
Sc VENDE BARATO

| GAIA de hierro Marvin numero 5
para caudales.
GAIA de hierro francesa grandc pa
ra i'd.
Varias casas de MADEIRA con solar
desde 400 pesos de valor hasta l.8o0.
caballos de sillas de 100 800 pc
sos valor.
caballos de coche de 100 a 500 pc
SOS id.
solar do 21oo y pico varas en- la ca
lie de Mendez-yigo en- $1,000.
Bonee, Setiembre "a de 1897.-M.
gatel Covas. M d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Entire las escuelas que Sc proveeran
por oposicion en- los ejercicios del pre-
sente mes, igura la elemental de ninas
de Aibonito, dotada con ell haber anual
de 6 90 pesos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
CARTBRA DE LA ISLA

AL preso Quiterio Nieves Salas, Sc le
ha concedido indulto de la cuarta par
te de la pena que sufre.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Ha obtenido e! tftulo de Lcdo. en-
Farmacia ell joven don Nicolas Rodrf-
guez Benejan, empleado de la botica
de los senores Vale y Cancio, de Ponce
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

N HaUfdr ue IA autOnOmla Ofreclda
por los liberales, entiende ell general
Pando que 10 que un partido ofrece en-
la oposicion debe cumplirlo en- ell po
der, cree que serfa de muy NAL efec-
to en- Cuba dar hacia atras ell paso que
va Sc ha dado hacia adelante. Sc ha
ofrecido la autonomfa hay que darla.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Ell dfa 20 del corriente Sc recibio en-
la capital, en- la Commandments Militar
del Cuerpo de Ingenieros, ell primer
despacho heliografco puesto desde Vie
ques, por individucs de dicho institute.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Muchos ministeriales Sc empenan er
que Ell duque de Tetuan salga del Gabi
nete, para que Sc efectue la concilia
cion con ell senior Silvela.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Gel Porvenir,, de Gibara, correspon-
diente al del cursante mes, publica
ell telegrama Official sobre 10 Gle Victoria
de las Tunas, suscrito por ell general
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

A LOS SORDOS.- Ell que suscribe
tlene de venta, por menos de su costo,
un abanico audffono dentafono, que
trasm1te la voz y Sc oye perfectamente.
Arroyo, Setlembre Is de 1897.
Jose lNetr50 Azc0gte. "a
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24

Sc ALQUILA una casa de NAM
posterfa de dos pisos en- la calle Mayor
Aurora, fresca y comoda, para cual-
Iuler familia. Con un precioso jardfn
7 palos frutales. Informes, calle de
"a Salud, no So, 8 don Ezequiel Prieto.
Ponce, Setiembre "a de l896.-1-6
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-09-24
AVISO IMPORTANTE

Ha llegado a la capital una escritora
cubana, la sonora dona Consuelo Deu-
pf.
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ANACONDA NEWS.
OF MASSIVE PROPORTIONS
A Huge Steer Will Spend Christ
mas in Anaconda.
HIS WEIGHT A CONUNDRUM
The People of This City Will Devote
This Week to a Voting Contest
That Will Be Full of
Interest.

There's a new steer in town. He ar
rived the other day and will spend
the remainder of his life in Anaconda.
He is large, healthy, magnificentiy
proportional and juicy specimen of the
bovine family, one that would attract
your attention in a herd of thousand
cattle He is from the Bitter Root stock
farm, having taken a pilgrimage from
there with a large number of his kind
red to spend the holidays among his
admirers in this city. He is of maStodon
proportions; his weight is unknown, but
it is great. In the march to this city his
massive frame lowered maJesticaily
above his companions on the trip. lie
= dandy and is warm.
| Nobody knows how much this animal.
dressed, will weigh, and nobody Will
know until every person in Anaconda
shall have had an opportunity to make
a guess.
In order to give the people chance to
compare their guesses with the actual
weight of the bullock, the Montana
Meat company has arranged to place
the carcass in one of its show windows
at the market in this city. The beer
will be on exhibition tomorrow morn
ing at the corner of Main street and
Commercial avenue, when the guessing
contest will begin and continue until
Friday evening at o'clock.
/ The steer is an unusually large AMI
NAL, so large that he has attracted at
tenton wherever seen, and when peo-
pie in this state look with wonder at a
big steer. he surely must be whale of
fellow. This being the case it was
decided to place him on exhibition and
let everybody take look at the ami
NAL after he is prepared for the dis
secting block. The carcass will be
placed alongside of others of the same
herd, when the great difference in the
size of the animals will be noticed.
This splendid quality of beef will be
served to the patrons of the Montana
Dressed Meat company during the holi-
days. Put on your thinking cap, STEP
around to the market and make the
guess of your life.
The prizes will be as follows: First
prize, a $40 gold piece; second prize, 81
gold piece; third prize, rib roast from
the prize bullock; fourth prize, porter
house steak from the prize bullock: fifth
prize, sirloin steak from the prize bull
lock.
The customer guessing the exact OF
nearest the exact weight will receive the
first prize. the other prizes will be
awarded to the customers making the
next nearest guesses. All purchases OF
so cents worth or more of meat viii
entitle the purchaser to guess. The
guesses will be recorded by a lady in
attendance, who will cheerfully give
any information regarding the confess
that may be desired.
The contest begins in the morning ano
closes Friday evening at 6 o'clock, al
which time a committee of men, whose
names will be published later, viii
weigh the beef and announce the re
suits.
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IN THE HOSPITAL.

Five Unfortunates " ho Received More or
Less serious Injuries.
Dan Meals was brought to the spital
late on Friday night Suffering from p in
full bruises about the hips and back.
Meals is a brakeman on the b, A. y J..
railway, and while standing on car, he
was thrown to the ground When
brought to the hospital he complain
of severe pains in the hips and on his
back was a large lump which looked as
if it might be the result of a severe
wrench. Fortunately no bones were b .
ken and the hospital surgeons dressed
the injured man and left him in a COM
Portable position.
A man, whose name was not learned,
was taken to the hospital Friday suner-
ing from broken leg. The man is an
employee at the tunnel which is be NJ
driven through the hills north of town
and while at work tn re some rocks fell
upon him. crushing his leg.
e. II. Macdonald, Charles Brown and
the man Peterson, who were the NEST
seriously injured in the avalanche of a
few days ago, are doing nicely and as
soon as the Inflammation goes away
somewhat they will be able to be out
again They are visited each day by a
large number of their friends and they
accept their continement in a cheerful
and accomplishing manner.
j. Nj. Dolan, who has been at work at
the dam, came down to the hospital yes
terday suffering from an ugly scalp
wound. The attendants put a w stitches
in the cash and Dolan is expected to be
all right again in a day or two.
James S. Kelley, while at work at the
| converters. in some manner got his and
| caught between two piec : of mach merry
| and the member was badly crushed. lie
came to the hospital, where his injuries
| were attended to.
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BOHEMIAN FULL OF BUSINESS.
Merchants and Farmers Prepare to Eat
Turkey This Week.

Joseph Walsh who has been in Butte
and Anaconda for the past few days on
business, returned yesterday to his ONE
in Bozeman. Mr.. Walsh spoke entnusi-
astically of the business outlook n his
city and of the crops and other things
that the people in that thriving commun-
ity like to talk about.
Things never wore a brighter aspect
in Bozeman and the Gallatin valley than
they now do said Mr.. Wash YESTERDAY.
1.-The farmers raised abundant crops nd
disposed of them at good figures, ard the
times over our way are away up. All
the merchants are busy now, and drum
mers have had a harvest for the past
two months, some of the largest orders
ever given by Bozeman houses hav ng
been taken by some of them. Especially
were the farmers active in their move
ments. They have given orders for new
and additional farm machinery and ar
otherwise shaping things in anticipate n
of a busy season next year. Taken alto
gether the citizens of our city and va ey
have every reason to make the approao h.
ing holidays an occasion for long and
loud rejoicing
Mr.. Walsh and his estimable wife have
a comfortable home in BoZeman ice is a
member of the firm of Walsh Bros
clothing merchants of that city.
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TWO MORE ARRESTED.
Nose La Fontise and John Cavanaugh in
Jail on Indictment.

Two more arrests We're made by the
sheriff's officers yesterday on the indict-
ments returned by the grand iu y re-
Gently called by Judge Brantly Both ar
rests were made on charges of prize
fighting. The men ARE sted are Nose La
Fontise, who was taken in Butte yes er-
day, and John Cavanaugh. This makes a.
total of three arrests on indictments.
John La Fontise "A brother of Nose, was
arrested on Friday evening and released
on bonds.
The two men arrested yesterday had,
up to "A late hour last night, been Il sue
eessful in raising bail. 1t is thong t.
however. that before morning one. or per-
haps both of them. will be released on
bail There are now five men accused of
prizefghting in Jail or ont on bonds.
They are Nose La Fontise. John La Fo1-
tise Ed Santry, or Bert Reed, John & va
naugh and Andy King. King and John La
Fontise are out on bonds, while the 9TH
ers are in Jail
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The Montana steam laundry started
business oct. q, 1896. with only a small
force, consisting of three hands and one
wagon. At the present time, after only
little more than year. twenty
employees and three wagons are neces-
sary to carry on the greatly decreased
business. Mr.. Scoxil is a hustler and
up-to-date on all propositions. He uses
the best methods and the most i'm
proved machinery and is prepared to do
all kinds Of work on short notice. He
is located at 3l6 East Park avenue; and
when looking for laundry don't for
get the number We can recommend
his work as being highly satisfactory
in every respect.
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PRESENTS BY EXPRESS.
Relatives, Friends, Sweethearts and Beaux
Exchange Christmas Gifts.


AS usual, at this time of the year. the
express offices do a rushing business.
Piled high on counters and floors are
packages consigned to outside friends or
received from them by friends and rela-
tives in this city. The rush has fairly
begun and by next Friday night the wol k
in these offices will be fast and furious.
Hundreds of dollars worth of goods are
being purchased in this city for ship
ment 1t will be a merry Christmas
wherever these presents are sent.
Speaking of the December business,
Agent Calendar of the Great Northern
Express company said that so far this
month the business of the office is double
in comparison with that of last year at
a corresponding date. At present long
distance friends of Anacondans are re-
ceiving consideration and the traffic in
packages in large. He is just beginning
to note the effects of the approaching
holidays. The company handles a great
deal of bullion and money orders and
this together with the usual Christmas
rush, will keep Mr.. Calendar and his as
sstants wide awake. Yes. we are busy
and glad of it, said Mr.. Calendar as he
stepped aside to wait on bevy of young
ladies.
Over at the Pacific Express office Ag mt
johnson is busy. Talk about rush, said
he yesterday, i've issued more than
900 worth of money orders since pay
day and more is to be done i'll this line,
taking previous holidays as a criterion.
The package business is just beginning to
show itself and by next Friday / expect
TO have consigned and received more
goods than ever before. The reason of
this exceptional growth of holiday trade
is the fact that this months pay rolls
have been unusually large, so many men
being employed on the new water ditch
and fumes, besides the works themselves
are running full capacity"
Postoffice officials report correspond
ing increase in money orders.
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CONVERTED INTO CASH.
How a WoodhauIer Turned Trick and
Sold His Load.

How a woodhauIer Turned Trick and
Sold His Load.
1t goes to show that n trick can be
turned at any time and under any condi-
tons. Yesterday there was a large num-
Der of wagons loaded with nice white
pine pole wood on d. vacant lot on Oak
street. Along came a customer who
wanted a load of wood. He approac ed
a hauler and asked the price of his load
of wood. He was told and arrangements
were made whereby the driver was to
deliyer the wood at plainly stated num-
Der on a certain street and collect Tor 1t
from the housewife.
"All right sir; I'll go to the blacksmith
shop and get my horses and take the
wood right up said the happy woo6r al.
This bit of conversation was overheard
by another driver, who proceeded 20 II
pose of his wood in a way not made and
provided for in the code of common eti-
quette. He urged his team on towards
the house that the buyer had ordered
the wood taken to, unloaded the wood
and collected the money from the ma
iron of the residence.
All this was done while the first man
was after his horses that had been tax n
to the shop to be shod. The second driver
was on the return trip when he met No.
/ with his load of pole wood.
where are you going. old man?' in
quired the man with the empty wood
rack.
"Going to deliver this wood at number
so and so, this street"
"Who told you to do that?'
THAT man you saw me talking to down
on the market. That cross-eyed fel ow
you know
"Why, he was talking to me, WASH
he? l went right up to his house as soon
as he said deliver the wood and collect
for it,"
Just then another man came along and
bought the load, which proceeding proba-
bly, prevented collision and the pur-
chase of the drinks.
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Eree TO Any Request.

A grocery magazine. a departure en-
tirely new to northwestern grocers, has
Just been issued by the L. j. Baker
company. The magazine is called the
Pure Food from Plantation to Table"
II contains valuable information In the
interest Of pure food and correct living
and Will be sent free Of charge post
Paid to any request. This firm also in
yites the patronage of out Of town Gus
toners. AS they are the only house in
the state that can be depended on for
a full line Of specialtes for artistic din
rers and luncheons. Address l.. j.
Baker Co, salesroom corner of Park
and Cherry. Anaconda. Montana.
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THE INNER MAN.
How Soul and Body Are CIinched in
Lasting Delight.

Whatleys Cafe is in the center of
town. 1t is the center of gravitation
of mankind in this city. 1t is the cen
ter of interest at about meal time and
everything good and juicy in the eat
ing line is always to be found there
at holiday time or at any other time,
day or night. The restaurant is always
open, and if a man leaves the house
hungry it is because he went in there
for something that is not found in first
class restaurants such as the Whatley
Cafe. Messrs. Gerald & Kitchener, the
proprietors, know what the people want
to eat and know how to serve il up
so that a king or queen would be
made glad.
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locations in town. has enabled him to
build up the business to its present
large proportions. Owing to poor
health. Mr.. Cohn Is unable to devote
his personal attention to the business.
and the entire stock of staple and
fancy groceries will be closed out at
once at the lowest possible prices. As
in the past, the goods are of the best
quality and no greater bargains can
be secured in Anaconda or the state
of Montana
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AiAeAi AAAiiS III NiANs
store for three
Years. Now the
] X l. Clothing
Store is occu-
plying 3 floors
at 213 T.. Com
rnercial avenue.
The main floor
is strictly for
Clothing, Gents
Furnish Goods
and Shoes; sec
ond floor is
used for Trunk
and Valise fac
tory; also Rub
b er G o o d $,
Mackint S h e S.
Ladies' Shoes,
Blankets, etc. !;
while the third
floor is used for
reserve stock
room The Xxi,
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strictly cash business, and with their
buyer in New York city enable them to
pick up bargains for cash, giving the
people of Anaconda the benefit of low
prices 1t is an established fact that
the Xxi store is the cheapest store in
the city, prices comparing with New
York and Chicago. Small profits and
large sales their motto.
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A SPLENDID STOCK.
The Large Grocery House of ID. Cohen
Issues an Important Notice.

The Anaconda Grocery company, 800
East Commercial avenue, in the post
office block. is one of the most popular
grocery houses in the city. Mr.. d.
Cohn, the manager and principal stock
holder has always treated his patrons
fairly; and this fact, with the addi-
tional advantage of one of the best
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County Clerk and Recorder Marin ana
his force Of clerks have been exceedingly
busy the past few days i'm the p=ef Il s
Of copies Of the official registration + otis
and ballot lists IL be used at the county
court house bonding election, which 5 -
be held on Jan. ..
Yesterday the clerks office got the ma
terial ready for the printers and as SO n
as the lists arr printed they viii be seat
out 10 the various election precincts IN
the county.
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Notice TO Contractors.

Bids will be received at the city
clerks office until Monday evening
December goth, 1897. at 7:30 o'clock p.
m. for repairs 10 the city hall. Plans
and specifications may be seen at the
city clerks office. By order Of the city
council L. OLEART,
City Clerk.
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AN ENTERPRiSINc FIRM.

Four Times Moved and Every Time to
Larger Quarters-Now Occupying Three
Floors.
The IXL Clothing Store was estab-
lished in Anaconda in 1892 at 30, in '93
moved to 212, while within six months
later they We're compelled to move
again to I'll East Commercial
avenue for want of more room, re-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1897-12-19

Xmas goods and fine millinery at Nine.
Young's Ladies' Exchange. 406 Il. Park.