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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-12-16
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SANS-SOUCI,
Receivers Notlrfs.

NYpw YORK SUPREME COURT. NewYork County
IN In the matter OF the application for the voluntary
dissolution OF the Holmes Trumley Company.
TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN. notice rs heIeoy
given that ! have appointed by the supreme ,ourt
81 m. state OF New York In action receiver OF the
Holmes Brumley Company and Of all the property ana
eects Of said corporation that have duly quail
Ned as such receiver; arc do require;
l. All persons indebted TO said corporation 70 render
an account to ONCE Of my attorneys 70 Nassau
Street city OF New York and County OF New YORK
in said State OF York. by the 10th day OF March
1899 OF all OF owing BY them respectively
pay the same TO me.
H. All persons having IN their possession any property
effects OF such corporation to deliver the same 10 ms
BY the said 10th day o. March. 1909.
Ill creditors OF said corporation 10 deliver tneiF
respective accounts demands by the said 10th
day Of March. 1850.
w All persona holding sibsisting contract
Of said corporation present the in writing and
in detail to me at the place aforesaid before the
said 10th day OF March 1890.
JOHN DF G. IRELAND. Receiver
DOVE MURRAY 4 HARTPIDGF. Attorneys for Re
ceiver Once and Posofce address IS Nassau Street.
Borough Of Manhattan city OF New York.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Seaman. Rudolph. TO New-yo,A Savings Bank.
pa 20 ave GSTner is,r,' year I:: &
rany An1terdam-ave. 5. 2I2 y Of sWh-
Barrel. Geors. G. to German Savings Bank.
7sth-st. rs. 100 :; W o, 4th-ave. year......
Cumming; William. y; and Robert Ferguson t.
lo0th-st. 25x5?.6 TO Broadway. p year.........
Tritscn. Mary ct al. 10 Colonial Trus; Company,
No % East l7th-st. years. ..... ..............
Donne.ly. Michael and Thomas. to Meyer l. Sire.
No IA Abingdon Square insalnents. ........
Levy Louis J. TO Frederic J Mdi,ebrook. Cath
arine-st. n corner CheTIy-st. year. ;.......
Same 10 Harris Mandebaum and Fisher Levine.
wesslau. 1iber, T. to Jane, McHenry. i3ls. At.
IS, 1915 Il w OF Lenox-ave, years.. @.
Savings Bank. Sd-st s. ll5 II OF Avenue d.
Bayii. Isaac ", to Div Dock Savings Institution.
No 223 East .5th-st. years. ..................
Mahony, John j. to Charles II Pettengtll. l4sth-
st. $. 100 It W Of .Amsterdam-aye: years.
Norsenthau. Gustave l. 70 Mutual Life Insurance
Company. No go TO 238 West l25th-st years. j
lawson. Judson. TO CorneliA Storrs ll1th-st,
80 Il Of Manhattan years .............
Kirschs.ein. Simon. 10 Samuel r Hamburger n
East Broadway S5.I II e OF Pke-st. years.
Dreyfus Julius 70 Joseph l. Buttenweser. No 33l
Young. Hannahett. 70 Equitable. La. Assurance
a24 10 ex,erion line lana. under T'e %ate- year
Cannon. Mary A. to Frederic Kernochan,
l5ad-s:. 900 IT " Of Amsterdim-ave. rerecorded.
Janpoie. Aaron NJ. and Loui. Werner to Mary @
Pinkney. iI2th-st- 100 II " Of 5th-avs.
Same to same. n Iiith-st. 100 I, Of 6,h-avo.
same go 20 same. iiith-st. I75 n o, Gth-ave,
Holly, Aueu.,u, r 10 Mary 4 Ryan. s,h-
ave. %.3 ftso OF ll3th-st and " corner .h-
Roberts Peter TO Sylvester Pope 81 al. No 81 70
35 sullivan st and lot in rear OF No 20 Sullivan
seaboard Realty Company to The German Savings
Bank corner 7th-sve and iis'hrs;. I,% y,ar'
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INRENCH LINE
coMPAGNrE GENERALE TRANsArLANTIouE.
DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-PARIs FRANcE).
Sailing Every Saturday at 10 A. VI. t
From Pier No a. North River. foot Morton street
IA rhampagne II l., Gascogne. Jan
Ia Bretagne Dec - La Champagne. Jan ~
Ia Normandc. Dec. 81 LA Bretagne Jan. u
FJrs-cIass Passage to Iavre. 500 and Upwards. =.
cen'i Agency for T. & and Can. Bowling Green. NJ T.
DED ID LINE.
~ For La Guayra Puerto Cabelo, Curacao ana Mara
o,,ho via Curacao-Calling also at Porto RICO.
' From Roberts Pier. BROOKLYN. . q,
Embellishments. SATURDAY DEC. H. !
g 8 PHILADELPHIA. Saturday. Dec 81 ! r. NJ
These steamers have superior accommodations Tor pas
'e"ss BoUr.TON BLISS DALLETT.
General Managers 1875 Front st.
MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
MI From New-York Wednesdays. Friday and Saturdays
FOR TEXAS, GEORGIA AND FLORIDA. .
srpAIGHT and ROUND TRIP Tickets issued to eli
points in Texas Colorado. Aritona California Mex'c"
trit. sr our 20 page Pocket Guide tmaled free)
C. r. MALLORY & CO.. Gen. Agts. Pier 70. f. T.. ~ 7.
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TYPEWRITFhS.
.aanonoo,onEcn.coooN

BLICKENSDEKFER TYPE" III bNs,
guaranteed the best: price $35: thousands
IN use send for home ndorsements;
BLICKENSDERFER MFG CO.. ls2 ana
Q4o Broadway. and l79 5th-ave. Telephone.
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FURNISHED ROOMS To LET.

-r~~N~e-o~~o~o~NN>No~>> Oo~cUNoDO-NDoN0>O-~>-> M
NEATLY FURNISHED front and back
parlor for couple. gentleman or office.
lGl East I1th-St
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

- N-NNN-N0N/N0-OO~|N DON'N7N7|@N|O'0O wv
THE entire furniture. carpets. piaho'
paintings, etc, Of residences, hotels ana
APARTMENTS purchased for cash; reasonable
nrices ] " h26 Gth-st.. BrockIyn.
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Proposals.
DROPOSAIS FOR DRAWERS.-Phila. Depot


DROPOSAI.S FOR DRAWERS.-Phila. Depot
- e. NJ Dent i42s Arch St. Phila.. Pa. December
~ iss- proposals. In irpcae viii be received
here until IL O'Clock a Thursday, December -. lss
for furnishing This depot with $1,000 pairs o. Crossed
10000 pairs Of Jean Draw
subject Of 100 cent in quantities
~ desired ny Department. Samples can be al The
this city. Bidders must state with
what rapi1ity they will deliveries. Government
the right accept or all proposals
part thereof Preference given 70 articles Of Do
production manufacture. conditions Of quality
and prs ncudng the price 81 fore productions
duty thereon being equal Blanks for
will be furnzshed application. Envelopes
Containing proposals Endorsed Proposals for Draw
and addressed TO Colonel JOHN Y. FURDY Deputy
err General l.. s. n.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

ROOMS and board with refined French
family. 6O5 Madison-ave.. near oIth-st
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WATCHES on IysTALLMrvTs.

Wstche. WATCH SUPPLY CO. )
Maiden Lane. Room 81 All goods guar
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Ocean Cleaners.

WHITE STAR LINE
"A. NEW WORKOUT EESSTOw LIVERPOOL.
C.rmsnic . Fl. noon Cynrc Tues ian. ~
1,.,,onIc Dec IS nooni Grrmanc jan ~, noon
,,s,annic Ian noon Teutonic. Jan. ~, noon
Majestic. . . Jan. II. noon britannia rem J. noon
rates ON ,.ymrlc $50 Germanc Brtannc
s, M, MnIesc Teutonic $50 up Second Cabin w 30
awatdsc ThirJ class on tymric Germanc and Britain
nc s25 30 on Majestic and Teutonic. $3.50 Revenue
tax additional ., ,.,.z.,,o. ...,.. o..
~ WHITE STAR LINE.
p,., No A, North River Office y Broadway, ". Y.
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
UsEFr-T-MAS. BY American, ., 20 run
steam boiler furnaces. handy with 'ools
useful ha- worked as janitN IN punic
school. ch,nc. for somebody % get A good,
sober, steady. wiling worker. FRED. A
sCHOONMAKER Jr. 26j 10Th ave.
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BOOKS.
.>O>>rOoo.o~~~oc.NNc>~ >O~~.~~~o~~Nr~Nc
G1O00DNW BOOKS

For everybody-rich and poor. Old and
young. AT
COVERINGS y y. BOOK EXCHANGE.
Isl Broadway opposite Wanamskers
Books OF every description at lower prices
than ever before offered IN this city.
Cheapest Book Store In the World.
Immense stock 81 standard and miscel-
laneous books in Goth and fine bindings.
Works OF Art. Science. Poetry. Encyclo-
pedia Dictionaries. Histories. popular
works OF fiction. sets 81 books and christ
mas Cards. elegant display Of finely bound
sets and Illustrated Gift Books AT PRICES
NEVER BEFORE APPROACHED. Books
for the young In great variety. Sc. loc.
BE sure and call on before buying.
LOvERING'S NEW YORK BOOK IN
CHANGE. Isl Broadway. bet. 9th and
10Th sits.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
ent pianos from orton Bros.

kent pianos from orion Bros.
G.. A. Hoagland is over in Billings
Hon. T. P. Cullen is over from Helena
Fred Orion. piano tuner. LOT Z. Bdwy
Wanted-Twenty laborers Apply al
Big Hole dam.
Mrs. E. c. Divine of Helena is the
guest of Mrs. .. D. Babcock.
Born, to the wife of William Curnow
622 East Galena, a boy baby.
Mrs. r. N. Rand of Butte is the guest
of Mrs. E. NJ. Fisk of Helena.
The famous Allegretti chocolates, best
In the world. at Louis S. COINS.
DR.. F. w. McCrimmon has moved his
office to II West Granite street.
Daniel Sully and company arrived last
night and are at the McDermott
Born, to the wife of Albert Hunter of
GAO East Broadway, a boy baby.
Miss Cora Donaldson is visiting with
Mrs. James McNulty of Anaconda.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lansing of Ana
conda We're in the city yesterday.
20 styles of electric belts to select from
at room 2, 81 East Park street. Butte
Born-March Is. to the wife of John
Sullivan of High Ore terrace, a daugh-
ter.
Born. to the wife of Pat Shields 81
East Summit street, Centeryille, a girl
baby.
Samuel X. Mcdowell, ]. r. Waite and
Edmund Thomas arrived from Helena
last night
We will rent your property. Lynch
& Bachelor room 10, new Bee Hive
building.
L. NJ. sDasher. in advance of "A
Stranger in New York" arrived in town
last night.
Smoke American Inventors Amer
ica's greatest cigar. j. A. Stromberg
& Co. distributors.
Charles Heilbronner J. G. Jones. c,
W. Sanford and Ct. w. Simpson are
Butte visitors in Helena.
Reduced rates on our trunk line still
continue. Our whole stock goes at one
third off this week. Pritchard- Harri-
son Carpet company
Security bonds. all kinds of insur-
ance and real estate. Lynch & Bachel-
err. new Bee Hive building. room 10.
On Monday we open for special sale
rs pairs lace curtains, three yards long.
50e a pair; 30 pairs tapestry portieres
Sits a pair. Pritchard- Harrison Garnet
company.
Nellie MeHenry concluded her en-
gagement at Maguires last night to a
very small house. The feature of the
entertainment was the song on the
Maine disaster. composed by ID. NJ.
0'Connell. The song received three en-
thusiastic encores.
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FELL DOWN A CHUTE.
A Minor in the Never sweat Has a Mar
row Escape.

"A 4hiH0r IN the Never sweat Has Mar
row Escape.
Dennis F. Harrington, an employee Of
the Never Sweat mine, counts himself
a very fortunate individual to think
that instead of being in the morgue he
is only laid up at a hospital with an
lnconsequential confusion on one leg.
harrington is employed in the Never
sweat mine. and yesterday was en-
gagged in shoveling ore into a chute
when his light went out, and in step
ping around in the dark fell into the
chute. He is big man, and ordinarily
would have filled the chute full, but
he shot down it as though it had been
creased. He fell three floors and was
picked up unconscious and sent to St.
James hospital He soon regained
consciousness and upon an examination
being made by the attending physi-
clans 1t was found that aside from be-
ing considerably bruised and sore, the
most serious injury he had sustained
was confusion of the left knee. which
will only keep him laid up for short
time. From the nature of the fall It Is
a wonder that he was not terribly
manned If not killed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-14

Gently received at the library are IRE
ports Upon United States Geogra phical
Surveys West of the Tooth Meridian" in
charge of George NJ. Wheeler There are
seven volumes. two being devoted TO geol-
ogy and one each TO astronomy. palaeon-
tology. zoology. botany and archaeoi-
ogy.
Captive Memories is the title of a
book of poetry. some of 1t of n very high
order. by James Terry White. the senior
member of the New York house which
Is compiling the great National Die.
tionary of American Biography"
George Frederick Wright. a leading sci
entific authority, has recently written a
work on Scientific Aspects of Christian
Evidences
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G. A. ANGUS, D. S. S., is HERE.
The Discoverer of the Great Dandruff De-
stroyer Arrived To-Day.

The Discoverer of the Great Dandruff De-
stroyer Arrived To-Day.
G.. A. Angus of Grand Forks. n. D..
dfscoverer of the wonderful dandruff
destroyer. arrived in the city last eve
ming, and will be quartered at the Me-
Dermott hotel. He comes here at the
earnest solicitation of more than 500
prominent people of this city. most of
whom have written him. Mr.. Angus
does not come here to put hair on bald
heads, or to do impossible things of
that sort, but If you have hair on your
head and you are losing it fast, he will
save what you have got. If YOU have
eczema, itching scalp or dandruff, he
has an absolute cure. Mr.. Angus has
cured 10000 people in Chicago and
more than half that number in ST. Paul
and Minneapolis during the past six
months. He also in the last two weeks
treated SSl people in Great Falls. prom
lnent physicians among the number.
physicians and surgeons are the last to
take up with anything of this kind, but
II being wonderful antiseptic and ger
micide of a new kind they readily see
its merits. Five hundred physicians of
Chicago and the Twin Cities are now
using this new remedy tAngus Chemi-
cal compound scalp cleanser and hair
renewer), in their practice, and don't
hesitate to say that it is the most
wonderful discovery of modern times,
ranking with the Kelley cure, anti
toxine and others. Mr. Angus will give
free microscopic examination of the
hair and scalp and instruct in the
proper care of the hair. also teach the
ladies how to make the hair soft and
glossy and grow an inch or more a
month. At the McDermott hotel.
Office hours from 10 to II and D. m. to
3 u. m. for gentlemen . to & N n, far
ladies. Room 135. Parties outside OF
the city should send postoffice order for
81 to G. A. Angus. Butte, care of Hotel
McDermott. for Angus chemical COM
pound scalp cleanser and hair remover
or to G. A. Angus, Grand Forks. N. d
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Politicians Take Notice.

To talk politics to some men makes
them excessively tired. Candidates for
the council this year should bear that
TACT in mind. It's all right to give a
man the glad hand, ask after his family
and make him think you are a good fell
low II you can. but be careful to select
your man carefully if you think of Civ
ing him political harangue or you may
ALLEVIATE Vote instead OF making one,
but there is always one course open 10
the seeker after votes that Will never
fail 10 win popularity. Buy your man
plenty Of Centennial brewery beer: fill
him up on 1t or send him case. and
you have got his vote without fail.
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Think it over-then buy Gordon Hat
FREDERICK WARDE.
He viii Appear at the Mcguire Next
Thursday.

Thursday.
The announcement of the appear
ance at Maguire's opera house next
Thursday of the distinguished actor,
Frederick Warde, cannot be but
source of genuine satisfaction to lovers
of the drama, and admirers of all that
is noble and true in art. For is years
Mr.. Warde has been recognized as one
of the foremost actors of the country
He has won the respect and admiration
of the public by his devotion to his pro-
fession and fidelity to the Shakespeare
an and legitimate drama. Mr.. Warde
appears in a character that he has made
peculiarly his own, Virginius in the
grand old play of that name by James
Sheridan Knowles. It is safe to assert
that no grander impersonation exists on
the American stage to-day. Gifted by
nature with a superb athletic figure,
trained in youth TO study and observa-
ton, broadened and developed by
travel. contact with the world and as
ISOLATION with the leading artists in both
hemispheres, Mr.. Warde brings 10 his
art sympathy and experience enjoyed
by a few. Added to this, a tempera-
ment that finds appreciation only for
the heroic, the great and higher inn
pulses of manhood. With these qualities
Mr.. Warde in the maturity of his pow
ers is peculiarly and particularly adapt
ed TO represent the part of yirginius.
that so admirably combines the highest
duty OF the citizen of the state. the SOL
diers devotion TO his country the ten
der love of father for his child and the
noble sacrifice of a life dearer to him
than his own, TO escape the infamy of
dishonor. During his enga cement which
commences March l.. Mr.. Warde will
present both .Virginius" and lingo
mar
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DANIEL SULLY,
He Will Present His Well Known PLAY
s.The NiIIionaire,,

'.The millionaire"
Daniel Sully will begin his annual
engagement at the Mcguire opera house
tonight with his well-known play, THE
Millionaire" which he now calls
20 Brien, the Contractor As a de-
1ineator of the rugged Irish character
Mr., Sully is without rival The play
itself IS model of dramatic stage craft.
and tells a story of absorbing interest
Among the special features presented is
the building of railroad with an army
of Italian and Irish laborers that fill the
stage. The strike of the workmen at
critical point, involving the loss of a for
tune to O'Brien, and the completion of
the road with the driving of the golden
spike arouses the greatest enthusiasm.
A quartette of selected singers will in
terpolate choice melodies and character
istic singing and dancing by clever art
lists are introduced in one scene
clever child actress wins all hearts by
her naturalness and sweetness. While the
entire play is crowned with meritorious
features both new and novel.
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The remains of Thomas Barnett were
buried yesterday afternoon. The flu
neral was a very large one, and was
held at the family residence at No 81
East DAILY street, Walkerville. Rev.
Mr.. Blackiston of St. Johns Episcopal
church preached the funeral sermon.
and the Centerville Glee club furnished
the music. The body was buried at
Mount Moriah cemetery
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1t was the woman who got touched
for once and mans vanity was the
cause of 1t. II. l.. Dudlext. as he gave
his name. had craving TO admire him
self in looking glass, so he called on
Miss Nina" al IS East Galena street,
and stole her mirror. Nina complained
TO the police and Dudlext was arrested
and locked up in the city prison for
petit larceny
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Are You Going East

Try the new vestibuled trains on the
Great Northern. The greatest luxury
IN travel at a minimum cost. with close
connections and quickest time for Chi
cago. Buffalo. Pittsburg New York and
all Eastern points 0Br rates are the
lowest % and from England. Ireland
and foreign countries. For full infer-
nation call at ticket office Great
Northern railway, Il North Main street
J. f. Dawson, general agent
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ARE you GOING TO ALAskA7
Some Requirements That viii lie Four
fmdispensabir

4
Indispensable.
II you are going to the Alaska gold
fields. call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket office and get supply OF books
and maps of information about the
country. BY leaving Butte at a. m.
over the Northern Pacific you will
arrive in Tacoma or Seattle the nexf
morning at 7 o'clock. IS hours after
leaving Butte. You can buy your ticket
through from Butte to Skaguay or
Dyea, and have berths reserved on the
steamer before leaving here
w. NJ. TUOHY,
General Agent Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company, Butte, Mont
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A New Discovery.

1t may be a new discovery for some.
but 1t is generally known by the ma
jority of people. that the Northern Pa
cific railroad is the short line to Puget
Sound points, and parties going to
Alaska who are not aware OF this fact
should call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket office. g East Broadway next
door to the Butte hoteD. and obtain
maps of the Klondike and full infor-
nation as to how to get there
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Notice.

A meeting Of the Thomas Francis
Neagher monument committee will be
held at the Auditorium IN Butte. Mont.
al o'clock p, m. Wednesday. March
is, 1898, for the purpose of Erecting a
permanent organization, and for the dis
charge of such other business as NAV
properly come before the meeting.
D. T. HALLAHA$.
Secretary.
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whom Mr.. Robinson. the remaining ex-
pert, is probably most important. II is
said that the other witnesses still to be
put on for the defendant are Thomas
s. Kilgallon, Erwin Clark and F. A.
Heinze
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rou SHOULD SEE HER AT ONCE
She Is Going AWAY,

Madame Renno tells all about mar
riage. love, trouble, work changes.
journeys and business affairs. Remem-
ber-los East Broadway. opposite Nc
Dermott hotel
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TIE Biz Mining ra.e.

The big mining case viii be resumed
in the United States court at 10 o'clock
this morning. The defense has four
more witnesses 10 put On the stand, OF
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Anaconda. March /, 1898.
Price of cut wood Reduced

Cut and split wood reduced from SIS to
$3.50 a load at c. ]. Smith & CO. s. cor
E. Broadway and Arizona. Phone 81.
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BURGLARS OPERATING.
They Gained an Entrance to the Resi-
dence of j. II. Ferrand

J. II. Ferrand of South Washington
street reports that burglars are operat-
ing down his way. While attending a
meeting of the Butchers union a few
evenings ago the intrduers managed to
gain entrance into his house by means
Of window and made way with two
suits of clothes, some new undercloth-
ing, revolver and other things of less
value. There is no trace of the thieves.
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Great Northern train leaves for Sc
attic at 9:35 p. M. daily. Rates to
klontiike as low as the lowest Vesti-
huled trains and diners. Try it.
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To-DAy,s WEATHER

The indications to-day for Montana are:
Cloudy and threatening weather; lGh.
scattered SHOWS: colder northerIy winds
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Calling Cards.

Cali at the Standard office, q East
Broadway. and see the latest styles Of
calling cards.
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Ladies' Anprecinfn

4 good remedy, and there is not anything on the
market thar eqaa.s Freneh Taasy Tablets FOR ths
rslisf asa cure % painful or irregular memses-
These tablets remove al distractions. no matter
what the eaaSs. Manufactured ny j. Anseaare.
fasis, Pane, and Tor sale only BY u. a. Newhrn
Drug g., Butte. Mont. Sole Agents. tries -
7er hox vent by mail securely sealed.
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Great crowds attended the auction
yesterday at the Bee Hive.
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DR.. Dodd of the OwsIey block makes
speciality of fitting glasses. Eyes
examined free.
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Dr. Dogge has removed his office to
his surgical hospital 4o1 South Mon
tana street. Telephone 1885,