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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1898-02-26
IESOUARTERONNES De la hOUYELLE-ORLEANS.
DAHLIA LA QUARTERONNE.
vALERY ET DAHIIA.

sppsls pres Dc Dahlis Of est prst !
ssrti6er dams quel etat il 10 trou-
wee. n . examine ls rssts du the
qu'slIs . bu st , . reeonnu h pre-
ssncs Dc ID morphine.
&c ssra m excellent temoigna-
60, dit Valsry.
-Et co nest pas tout rsprit Nj
colas 10 doctsur Pascal . sts apps-
ls pres du Brssilisn, qui pretend
s'stre blssse ACKNOWLEDGMENT ! l'e-
pauls.
-Mais. dsmaada Valsry, savsz-
vous ii o the sts prepare ct en-
vcye ! madsmoisells Dalvarss par
- grand'msrsf
N ny pas ! on dcutsr. Mais.
tsnsz, voici le moysn dc tout savoir.
Attended,
En- % moment, Malvina traversait
la cour, - dirigeant vsrs l'alles Dc
sortie. Ellie await Nm panier an bras
ct stait probablement On course
pour son estimable tante.
-Malvinal dit Nicolas en- 20 drss-
SAINT tout ! coup devant ellie /; en-
trez ici
Ellie se jeta On arrisre, sesaya de
courir, mails Nicolas 10 prit par ls
bras st Il poussa dams ID ehambrs
Oh Valery stait assis. En- entrant,
le jeune ouvrier % retourna ct fer
ma soignsussment Ii porte der
riers lui.
"A nous deux. dit-il. nous serons
la cour ct nous alone questionner
CO temoin important.
-Vous devez savoir, dit Valery,
que 10 temoignage des ssclaves nest
pas recu en- conr.
-Je le sails. Mais, d'abord, cetts
femme ma jamais etc esclave; en-
ute, son temoignage 80 portera
principalement contre 80 tante, qui
est de couleur comme ellie, ct 81 le
iuge ecoute ce qu'elle dira du Bre-
silien, il ne sera guere dispose en-
favour de ce dernier, je puis vous
lassnrer.
Monsieur Monier, dit Valery en-
souriant, vous svez manqne votre
vocation vous auriez dtl stre ayocat.
LIE rouge de Ia honte monta au
front de Nicolas. Etait-ce pour l'hu-
miller que monsieur Ashton lui await
adresse cette remarque2 Ne savait-
il pas que les mulatres n'etaient
point recus an barreau louisianais !?
Mais il vainquit cs movement de
colere ct, sc rstournant vers Malvi-
ma qui s'stait laissee tomber en- pa-
qnet sur 10 plancher. plus morte
que vive:
Ecoutel dit-il VOLTA monsieur
Ashton qui est avocat ct qui Went
te chercher pour te METRE en- prison.
Ellie poussa IN cemissemenk.
-Mais, continue Nicolas, je Pen
empecherais 81 tn ysux nous dire
tonte Ia yerite.
Alors Ia malheureuse Sc leva sur
ses genoux ct s'accrocha a Nicolas
en- distant
20 Nicolas | cher pititl pas lais-
ser ye meme mouinl ten prie de-
fends-mouin! ma dis tout, tout ca
to ouls
Et. prsssee par les questions des
deux jeunea gens, ellie raconta que
So tante Babette l'avait envoyee chez
Uctavia pour chercher quelque
chose.
Misieu don-la Ii Is ID. et c'est Ii
qui don-mouin IN tit paqnet qni Is
eaigner 4 pondrs blame la-dans, et
y dit mouin dit ! tAnts netts tout
dan do ths ! Dahlia, et tants Ii
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Tout aristosrats, tout isr que
TAFT valery, il await une ams gene
reuse ct, On cot instant, il % souvint
que c'stait ! % vii ouvrisr, / % mu-
latre quill devait ID vie dc Dahlia
Monsieur Monisr, dit-il. je vou-
drais vous parlsr IN moment Puis-
10 entrer chez vous7
Certainement, monsieur.
Et, marchant dsvant lui, Nicolas
fit entrer Valsry Ashton dams le Pc
tit salon do % mere Oh psrsonns ne
se trouvait pour 10 moment.
Monsieur Monier. dit Valery
On tendant Ia main ! SON compa-
gnon. j'ai appris % matin votrs mo-
BILE conduits envers ma pupills. ma
demoiselle Dalveras. Permettsz-moi
dc vous remercier.
Nicolas prit IL main qui lui stait
offerte, mails, avec uns certaine re-
serve. Uns sorts do froidsur, do
rspnlsion, a'elsvait dams son anne
contre cot homme qni. dun mot.
-pouvait dstruire toutss ses esps-
RANGES dc bonheur !; aussi, 90 repon-
30 sen ressentit.
Tout autrs ! ma placs cut agi
comme moi. dit-il. Dahlia est mon
annie d'enfance. pour ainsi dire ma
smur, ct, certes. j'avais le droit de
Ia defendre.
-Vous laviez, bien certainement'
monsieur Monisr, repondit Valery.
Mais voulez-vous m'accorder une ia
veur? Permettsz-moi de fairs la
connaissance de Ia brave petite file
qui, par son courage. q aide au salut
de mademoiselle Dalveras.
Nicolas 90 lsva ct appela Lila. Au
premier coup d'nil, celle-ci fit Ia
conquete de Yalery ellie s'avanca
timidsment, mais avec une certaine
grace qui Ia rendait encore plus
charmants. ii lattira vers lui, Fen
veloppa de ses bras ct lui ct racon-
ter ls terrible episode don't ellie await
etc une des principales actrices.
-Vraimentl s'ecria Valery, vous
stes une veritable Jeanne dare!
Or il etait arrive d Lila, qnelquss
jours auparavant, d'avoir entsndu
Dahlia lire rhistoire de Ia Pucelle
d'Orleans, ct . Proclamation de Va
lery ellie s'scria avec spouvante. en-
croisant ses deux petites mains Pune
sur rautre:
espere qu'on ne me br0lera
pas. CONNIE ellel
Ce petit incident surprit ct amusa
Valsry. Il portrait. an petit doigt
de Ia main gauche, une bague que
Camille lui await donnee aux jours
de leurs amours c'etait IN petit
diamant entoure de perles il ny
tenait guere ct Ia portait par habi-
tude. Il rota de son doigt ct Ia
passa celui de Lila. qui jeta nm cri
de joie ct courut montrer son tresor
. 50 mere ct q ses smnrs.
lie temoignage de cette enfant
nous sera precieux, observa Valery.
Ainsi, dit Nicolas. vous comp
tez poursuivre don Orlando?
Indubitablement. Je suis seu-
lement fache que vous ne layer pas
tue... lie lniserablel j'eapere bisn
lni iaire Coulter de la prison avant
me semaine. Qoi de vons : N lss
traits dc g monstrs2
- pstits ssur = moi c,est
toat Mais 4 dootsur Paseal : IS
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-Vous, Ashton s'ecria ls mede-
Gin en- tsDdant la main Valsry ie
suis content Dc yous voir. Vous
avez su sans doute CO qui est arrive
= Dademoiselle Dalveras pendant
yotre absence
LIE jeune homms lui repondit par
uns inclination de tste OF, dun COM
mum accord, les deux hommes s'e-
loignerent do h fouls ct allerent
s'asssoir sur IN banc dams mn coin
de IL maison de cour. pres de la
Quslle ils s'etaient Feneontres.
LOUB1 RAYMOND.
A oOnfinHer.
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Le soussigne prey ent lee families qu'if Sc cha
&c de dePENTRETIEN DIES Tonnes dams lesr
metiares de ST. Jean Baptiste ct ST. Pierre aims
one edel'OUvERTURE de DES FOURS de Ia CON
STRUCTJON DES MON UMEf rs ct de toutes lee
repafati0ns necessalree an bon Akat des tfavau1
qui lui seront confss.
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-Ainsi, il est revenuI Il ma pas
ecritl s'ecria Ia pauvre enfant; st
il insists pour me voir /! AhI vous
le voyez bien, madame, il m'aime et...
IN vous aime, mon snfant: je
men douts pas. repondit la sage
femme: mails vous aime-t-il ASSOC
pour fairs do vous % fsnms3
% madame s'ecria Dahlia On
ioignsnt les mains ; il ssra ici lundi
ct js connaitrai mon sort.. Dici Il,
laisssz-moi mes illusions... laisssx-
moi sspersr l.- Celia fait tant do
bienl
-Pauvrs petite | soupira Virginis
Lebon.
Touts fable qu'slls etait, Dahlia
% leva do bonns hsure 10 lsnds-
main Of % rsndit i ID eathedrals.
accompagnss de virginis. Cslle-ci
await parls i h ieuns file do bon
prstrs qui await assists ~ mere
dams ses dsrnisrs moments, Of ls
desir do Dahlia fut immediatsmsnt
d,ouvrir son sms tout sntiers 90
vsrtueux capucin st do solicitor sss
conseils. Madame Lebon ala ellie
meme chsrcher le vieux Pers An
toine ct, aprss lui avoir, en- quslquss
paroles, explique qui etait eslls qoi
desirait le voir, ellie 10 conduisit "a
Confessional on Dahlia l'attendAit.
Cslls-ci. ! genoux dsvant 10 res
psctable prstrs don't 10 nom restsra
! jamais grave dams leo annales loui-
sianaises, lui ouvrit tons les secrets
de son anne angsliqus. Ellie lui
parla de ses efforts pour rsstsr pure
au milisu dss tsntations qui Pen
touraient, do son amour pour nm
homme don't Leo prsjuges de race
pourraient psutstre IL repousssr,
IN homme qu'elle aimait plus que
Ia vie ct qui lui await jurs IN amour
eternsl.
Ls bon pere l'scouta en- silence ;
CONNIE l'avait fait virginie, il sssaya
de detruire Temperance dams CO coeur
si plein de pieuse croyance. n lui
parla de Ia hante position que Vale
ry occapait . Ia Nouvelle- Orleans, de
son orgueilleuss famille. puis, chan
geant de sujet, il lui parla do l'igne-
BILE conduite des quarteronnss ct
du deshonneur que cette conduite
repandait sur bien des tstes inno-
centes.
-Epouser une quarteronns, ajou-
ta le bon vieux capucin, est une
chose qui ne s'est jamais encore vue
d Ia Louisiana, ct ce serait un scan
dale que le blanc le plus pauvre, le
plus ignoble n'oserait affronter. 81
Ia loi ne punt pas ces marriages
qu'elle defend, lopinion publique
les frappe sans misericorde du stig-
mate du deshonneur. Et, je le re-
pete, c'est pour assurer le repos des
families que Ia loi sen est melee ct
q defendu lunion des deux races.
Non, non, ma file, ne conservez au-
cune esperancs ct dites-vous bien
que, toute pure, toute vertneuss que
vous soyez. jamais le fer Valery
Ashton ne donnera son nom d Dab
liza la quarteronns.
! L'enfant tressaillit c'etait Ia pre-
miere fois que cette epithete hon
teuse etait attachee q son nom. II
lni sembla qu'slle venait de rece-
| voir un souffiet.
Ma file, continue le pretre,
certes Dieu yeille sur vous il vous
a arrachse d IN grand danger ct il
continuera d vous proteger 81. .
votre tour, vous restez ferme dams
le sentier de la vertu ct de lhon-
neur. Oui !: sacrifice tout an de-
voir ct que l'exemple de Virginie
Lebon yous enseigne la marche
suivre au milieu des difficulties dc
votre position. Croyez-moi, mon
NlI R0 U61nIpee
| i 1SE1
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AUX HABI'rANTS.

Le soussigne annonee aux habitants de St.
jean -Baptiste quill s'occupe du traitement
des chevaux ct des operations de toutes s0rtes
lenr faire. II Sc rendra de suite chez ceuz
qui le feront appeler.
S'adresser chez lui. rive gauche, on lui ecri
re la poste de Bonnet Carre.
CELESTIN BREDY.
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UCATRIssES.

ALL DEALERS.
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Kindness, Gentleness and Love.

The above words are said to be the So
luton of Professor Gentry's phenomenal
success in the management of animals.
In a recent interview he is quoted as
having aid kindness is the only
method / pursue in training my animals
for exhibition" And he added: 1.-The
g%entleness with which I handle them
and the love Of the work has, / think,
allowed me to go further in their educa-
ton than any other gentleman in a SIM
liar line" The entire company of dogs
and ponies, over 100 in number, are to
exhibit in Anaconda under their tent
on Fifth and Main streets. Friday and
Saturday nights, July Is n 16, and
matinees Friday and Saturday.
The engagement of these talented ami
mails can be looked forward to with
great delight by the best class of peo-
pie, to whom Professor Gentry's famous
and interesting exhibition appeals. The
prices of admission are: Children, "a
cents; adults, 35 cents.
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The Nose Lasts Longest.

From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
Bone and cartilage enter so largely
into the structure of the nose and de-
termine it's characteristics, that IL un-
dergoes little p~erceptible change, as a
rule, with the lapse of years. The
brow becomes wrinkled, n rows
feet gather round the eyes. which
themselves grow dim as time rolls on:
cheeks lose the bloom which cosmetics
cannot replace, and lips their fullness
and color.
The chin, dimpled in youth, develops
a~ngularities or globularities, as the
case may be, and the eyebrows become
heavy with the crop of many years
growth. The nose shows no mark
comparable to these familiar facial in
dications of the approach Of old age,
and practically enjoys immunity from
the ravages which time makes on the
other features of the face. Next to tbs
nose. probably the ears as a rule
show the fewest and least obvious
signs OF old age.
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slow and cautious method of assault
upon Santiago? His courage is I'M
doubted: IL a been proven on many
a bloody feld-but he no doubt dread
ed the implication of slowness aui
lack of vigor.
What is needed in command of our
armies is men who are great enough
TO ignore popular n newspaper
clamor for either slow or quick move
ments. and adopt the methods which
their skill inc experience and a knowl-
edge of the actual situation tells them
are best adapted to accomplish the OBJ
ject in hand at the smallest possible
cost. Above all. no commander in
these days should allow himself to be
disturbed or influenced by any insen-
safe ION to Richmond" clamor for an
advance before everything is ready
for il.
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When in Butte lunch at Sherman's
INSTALLED OFFICERS.
P~ocahontas Degree Had a Very Pleasant
Time Last Night.

The Juanita council, No. 3. Degree of
Pocahontas, of the Improved Order of
Red Men, held an Installation of OFF,
GERS last night in the Standard hall.
After the ceremonies the ladies served
ice cream and cake and other light re-
freshments. The Standard was placed
in a position to officially state that the
hearts of the adde's of the order are
in the right place. likewise a portion
of their ice cream and cake. The Off
GERS installed were:
Prophecies, Miss Mamie Glenn; Po-
cahontas, Mrs. Rosa Kell; Wenonah,
Mrs. Elizabeth Shepherd; Powhattan.
James II. Thompson; keeper of wam-
pum, Mrs. Agnes Herbert; keeper of
records, James Shepherd; first scout.
Mrs. Theresa Hanson: second scout,
Mrs. Fannie Larson: guard of wig
wan, William Hanson; guard of for
est, william West; first runner. Mrs.
Ella Gregory; second runner, Mrs. Eli
zabeth Judge; first warrior, George \.
Storrar; second warrior. James A.
Herbert; third warrior, James Bryce;
fourth warrior. George Ehler; first
councillor, Mrs. Anna Luty; second
councillor, Mrs. Ottillie Wagner.
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Our Fiery Old Men.

From the Minneapolis Tribune.
The fact, alluded to in these columns
a few days ago, that the war is being
fought with old men in the command
ing positions, is emphasized by the
record of General Shafter, which shows
that he is SO years old. He was IS
when the war broke out, and entered
the 7th Michigan as a lieutenant IN
1861, and served with distinction
throughout the war, being rapidly ad-
vanced to a majorship, then to lieu
tenant colonel. then to colonel, n
finally in March. 1865, to a brigadier
g~eneralship. The record of this last
promotion is as follows:
William r. Shafter, b~rigadier gen.
eral, for most distinguished gallantry
in action at Malvern Hill. Va, Aug. g.
1868, while serving as first lieutenant.
Company 1, 9TH Michigan infantry. In
command of prisoners; voluntarily
taking an active part in that battle
n remaining on the field. although
wounded. until the close OF the en-
gagement.
1t cannot be said that the old men.
either in the army or navy, have been
lacking in dash or energy. The only
criticism passed upon Shafter is that
he was too venturesome; in fact, GO
ing to the verge of the asnness that
might be expected in a young man, in
~ LAM - 49,
few men and uns General Wheeler,
a man of about the same age. has ex-
hibited the same fiery temper. Ad-
miral Dewey was 81 when he made
the victorious dash into Manila har-
Dor, and Commodore Schley, who ex-
hibited such energy in his pursuit and
destruction of Cervera. Is about the
same age.
In view Of these facts, II is possible
that the old adage, Young men for
war and old men for counsel" may
need revision. II our old men continue
to exhibit the Hotspur temper of Shat
ter and Wheeler. nothing in the way
of caution will be gained in placing
them in command. 1t is manifested
that they possess the spirit Of youth.
but not the endurance, for both Shat
ter and Wheeler suceumbed physically
TO the hardships of the Cuban cam
paign; and younger men at Washing
ton are now advising that Santiago be
carried by investment and siege and
starvation. rather han by the assault
in front which Shafter had planned.
and which could not fail 70 cost many
lives.
Is il possible hat General Shafter.
owing to his age, was afraid of the
| charge of seniity If he had adopted a
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T. o'LEARY. City Clerk.

Notice of Intention OF the City Council of
the City of Anaconda to Cause . sewer
To BE Constructed In Special Improve
ment District No. 10 of the City Of Ana
eonda-
Notice is hereby given that at the meet
ing of the city councn OF the city OF Ana
conda, held at the council chamber on
June s, 1898. IL was decided BY a majority
vote OF its members that IL Is necessary
for sanitary purpose to construct a sew
er In Special Improvement District No.
10. such sewer to be constructed In the
alley in said district to connect with the
main sewer. The boundaries of said dis
trict are blocks sixty-nine les). eighty
eight Css). one hundred and ons GOD and
one hundred and fifteen ul0. In the town.
site of Anaconda. That at its meeting on
Wednesday. the 18th day of July. lSS. AZ
the council m at 5 o'clock p. m.
the city council will hear any objections
that may be offered against the making
of said Improvement.
The estimated cost OF said Improvements
is x1.so.
T. o'LEARY. City Clerk
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In the Police Court.

There was just one case in the police
court yesterday. William Peck was
arrested upon the charge of striking
and otherwise a~ssaulting Mrs Carr Of
405 Chestnut street. At the hearing
yesterday Peck said he did not intend
TO give the woman the worst of 1t, but
tina he had a little trouble in the house
with a number of Austrians.
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Notic. of Intention of the City Council OF

Notice of Intention of the City Council Of
the City of Anaconda to Cause q Sewer
to He Constructed i'm special Improve
ment District No. 8 of the City of Ana
Fonda
Notice is hereby given that at the meet
ing of the city council of the city of Ana
conda. held at the council chamber on
June s. 1898, II was decided by a majority
vote of its members that 1t Is necessary
for sanitary purpose to construct a sew
err in Special Improvement District No. 8.
such 0wert to be constructed In the alley
In said district to connect with the main
sewer. The boundaries of said district are
blocks s~eventy-three 09. eighty-four
sd, one hundred and fve Qoo) and ons
hundred and eleven Old. In the n
of Anaconda, and that at Its meeting on
wednesday, the 18th day of July. 1888. ae
the council m at 8 O'Clock p. m,
the city council will hear any obJectfen
that may be offered against the making
of said Improvement
The estimated cost of said improvement
is 81. 800.
II OfIEARY Cftv Clerk.
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The Refined Wife.

A woman cannot be married long
enough to render delicacy of behavior
and an exquisite retirement inapproprt-
ate or unnecessary. The wife who laughed
at the idea of being polite to her own
husband had lost the very track of home
happiness. Many a home has been wreck
ed because the husband and wife thought
II needless to preserve a punctilious be
havior to each other. Familiarity certain
ly breeds contempt.-Catherine Cole.
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T.. City Clerk.

Notice of Intention OF tho City Council OF
the City of Anaconda to Cause . sewer
to He Constructed In Special Improves
ment District No. 0 of the City al Ana
conda-
Notice is hereby given that at the meet
ing OF the city council of the city OF Ana
conda, held at the council m on
June s. 1885. il was decided by a majority
vote of it's members that IL IL necessary
for sanitary purposes TO construct . saw
er In Special Improvement District No. ..
such sewer to be constructed In the alley
in said district to connect with the main
sewer. The boundaries of said district are
blocks seventy-four CD. eighty-three
(s3) and one hundred and six uo6o In the
townsite of Anaconda. That at its meet
ing on Wednesday. the 18th day or july.
1898, at the council chamber at s o'clock
p. m, the city council will hear n OBJ
jections that may be offered against the
making of said Improvement
The estimated cost of said Improvement
Is 1900.
T. OfLEARY. City Clerk.
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The Ladies' Friend.

DR.. Dsyille's French rAssy Tabieess SAFE
ana sure. Thes. tablets are compounded from
the receipt of one Of the most eelebrstsd freneh
physieians, Who used them In his practice for
ment Of painful and suppressed msnstraanoa.
no matter what the cause. and can be depended
upon 70 give relief In ell eAssa $500 per boz
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Deeds Filed for Record.

Robert C. Chambers ct ux. to Ludger
St. John, lot 20. in block A, townsite of
Anaconda; $500. The deed was exc
cuted November 8, 1885.
S. L. Cravens ct TX. to NJ. c. Leonard.
the south twenty feet of lot 3, and the
north ten feet of lot 4, in block Ill, city
of Anaconda; $1,000.
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been drugged. An investigation of the
matter, however. proves such not to
have been the case. DIR. ]. II. Spelman
was called to Carroll to attend some
men who were affecten with ordinary
summer complaints. He said he did
not for a minute think any of them hal
been poisoned. but thought they a
not probably been as careful in their
diet as they might have been. and that,
combined with the no weather, a
knocked them out.
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GEO. w. REYNOLDS
MANAGER
Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Isaac Philip Napoleon Bissonette.
deceased. Notice is hereby given by the under.
signed. exeeutrix of the estate of Isaac Philip
Napoleon Bissonette, deceased, to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against the
said deceased, 10 exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers, within four months after the first pub
~iication OF this notice 20 the said executrtx at g..
b. Winston's Office, rooms 2 and 4 Petritz block.
Anaconda, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said estate in the
county of Deer Lodge. HANNAH
Executrix of the Estate Of Isaac Philip Nspolson
Bissonette, Deceased.
Dated June Is, ls3s.
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Cut in Passenger Rates to Seattle asd
North Pacific Coast via H., A. & p. Ry.
"A r~-aa,na
and Connection

Effective at once, passenger rates.
Anaconda to Seattle and north Pacific
coast points, are reduced to $500 first
class. $4,000 second-class.
Call N ticket agent at B., A. & T.
railway, passenger station, at Ana
conda, for further information.
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Notice Of Intention Of the City Council of
the City Of Anaconda to Cause q Sewer
To BE Constructed In Special Improve
ment District No. 12 of the City of Ana
conda.
Notice is hereby given that at the meet
ing of the city council OF the city of Ana
conds, held at the council chamber on
July 5. 1885. IL was decided by a majority
vote of its members that II Is necessary
for sanitary purposes to construct a sew
er in Special Improvement District No.
II, such sewer to be constructed In the
alley in said district to connect with the
main sewer. The boundaries of said dis
trict are blocks seventy-two CID, eighty
five e5l. one hundred and four 900 and
one hundred and twelve ul2). In the town.
site of Anaconda. That at its meeting on
Wednesday. the 18th day of July. 1888. at
the council chamber at s o'clock p. m,
the city council will hear any objection
that may be offered against the making
of said Improvement.
The estimated cost of said improvement
is s 1900.
T. O'LEARY, City Clerk.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-07-12

Only six days more. Goods almost at
your own price. Our immense stock
must be closed out by July is. Fixtures
for sale. Remember this is your last
chance to buy good goods cheap at the
Anaconda Millinery Parlors, the Mon
tana hotel. Miss NJ. O'Donnell.