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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13
KOnwencya stan0wa demokraty'
czna " Springfleldzie.

SPRINGFIELD, 12 Lipca. -
Ma dzisiejszej demokratycznej
konwencyi stanowej zamiano.
wano kandydat6w nastepuis.
cych: Willard F. Dunlop 2
Jacksonville, skarbnik; Perry
O. Silver Freeport, dyrektor
szk6l stanowych; Jacob E.
Seller St. Carmel, Napoleon
B. Morrison z Oden i dr.. Julia
Holmes Smith z Chicago,
trustees" uniwersytetu stanu
Illinois. Konwencya odby}a
sic W hall wystawowej, a
trwala cd 31ej do 5 popolu.
dniu. z d}uzsza przemowa
wystspil exgubernator Alt
geld; mial take przemawiac
burmistrz Harrison, ale znie.
clerpliwiony, gdy "a dfugo
czekal ma swa kolej, wyszedl,
i ME chcia1 powr6cit, .gdy 60
wzywano. Platforma popiera
polityke Bryana, oswiadcza
ae partya rep. ME dotrzymala
przyrzeczenia, aada odwolania
ustawy Allena, popiera ,,ini.
cyatywe j referendum, pots.
pia CUB. Tannera IA zwolanie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13

ale ustawiczne wysy1anie wojsk
pod Santiago, gdzie, o lie sic
zdaje, Shafter wiecei woj SIX
jua ME potrzebuje, udowadnia,
ae wojska to w}asciwie pre-
znaczone So do ekspedycyi do
Porto Rico.
Ekspedycya ia ma liczyt
25-30,0oo wojska. Wedle
hiszpafskich wykazow tegoro.
cznych,na Porto Rico znajduje
sic tylko 1919 wojska regu.
larnego; z tego ma bye 52l4
piechoty, 7S2 artyleryi i 21l
inzynieryi. Kawalerya sklada
sic tylko z 10 ofcer6w i szere.
gowc6w. Reszta garnizon6w
sk}ada sic zgwardyj cywilnych
i policyant6w. o lie sic sdaje,
Miles poprowadzi wojska ma
Porto Rico, a Brooke mu be-
die towarzyszy4; po zdobyciu
zas wyspy zapewne Brooke
bsdzie wojskowym gubernato'
rem.
PLAYA DEL ESTE, - Lipca.
- Poniewaz sig dowiedziano,
ze W Caimanera, Guantanamo
! innvch mieiscoWosciach 20.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13

kiego wypelnit ME chciala, ae
wojna wybuch1a, re przynlo.
sla wiele koszt6w Stanom Zje.
dnoczonym, dotychczas tax
zwyciszkim, przeto opr6cz
ogloszenia niepodleglosci Ku.
by, Hiszpania bsdzie musiafa
stanom Zjednoczonym zapla.
cit koszta wojenne: chodzi
tylko o to, W jaki spos6b je
sic obliczy i W jaki beds mu-
sialy bye zaplacoue. lm'dsu'
aej zas wojna potrwa, tenn
drozej to musi Hiszpanis ko-
sztowac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13

Island juz pogodzili sic z 10.
sem, przez caay dzie6 grail W
karty i jedli znakomitym a:
petytem. Chorzy pomieszczeni
So W dw6ch szpitalach ma wy.
spie, ale "a malo tam miejsca
trzeba bsdzie znalezc inne
pomieszczenia.
LoNDYN, 12go Lipca. -
Nowy francuzki minister
spraw zewnetrznych, M. Del.
casse, uwiadomil ambassadors
hiszpa1skiego W Paryau, Leo
ma Castillo, be Rad francuzki
got6w jest polecit ambasado-
rowi swemu W Westinghouse,
by rozpocza1 rokowania opo.
k6i, iezeli Rad madrycki tego
soble zyczy.
Zrzeczono sic pierwotnego
planu, podanego przez Fran:
cya i Austrya, by posredniczyi
brytyjski ambassador W Wa.
shingtonie. Premier Sagasta
uwiadomil rzsdy europejskie,
ae pogorszyloby to polotenie,
gdya W Hiszpanii Wielka
Brytania jest znienawidzons.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13

chodzic bedzie tylko o strats
Kuby.
WASHINGTON, 10 Lipca. -
Minister wojny rozporzsdzi},
by usunisto wszystkie miny,
cbronisce porty amerykahskie
pred okretami nieprzyjaciel.
skimi.
pop SANTIAGO DE CUBA
(via Pleya del Este), zatoka
Guantanamo, 12go Lipca. =
DIS rano gen. Toral przeslal
odpowiedz ma powt6rne zawe.
wezwanie gen. Shaftera, by
bezwarunkowo poddal miasto.
General Toral oswiadczy1, ae
ME zmieni swych warunk6w
poddania miasta, podanych W
Nledzlele, l ze got6w jest dalej
sic bronit. Pomimo tego dis
rano ME rozpoczeto ma nowo
5ombardowania i zostanie ono
odlozone do jutrs 1--WE Srode),
p6ki ME zajms swych stano.
wisk wszystkie baterye gen.
Randolpha. Wczoraj wieczo-
rem padai deszcz ulewny i u.
trudni1 i op6znil ustawienie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13
Telegrany.

RzyM, 12go Lipca. - Tu-
tejsza "Tribune" oglasza dzi-
siai wieczorem o godz. 6 min.
20 depesze z Kingston, Jamai.
ka, donoszscs, jakoby miasto
Santiago de Cuba poddalo
sic.
MADRYT, 1890 Lipca. =
Konserwatywne gazety o.
swiadczaja, ze Hiszpania goto.
We jest sawrzee pok6j, jeaeli
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13
Kronika MiejscoWd.
PrzeszIO 2 milion6w.

Wczoraj W poiudnie zamknieto
subskrypcye ma pbondy wojenne".
W samem Chicago ze sprzsdszy
boni6w zebrsno przeszio 81, ,0O0,O 900,
tych "a, 100000 re sprzedasy o.
bligsoyj ma sunny niasze nia po $500.
Nsjwieksza ilosd bond6w zskupa v
Chicago F. G. Logan, . misnowicis
"a $3.50, 600.
Mn6stwo jeszoze zachodzi watpli-
wosci co do tego, jake documents
nslesy zaopatry wac W stemple ko'
misarz Scott ma duao do ozynienis,
aseby odpowiadad ma wszystkie cd.
nosne zspytania. Rozstrzygnss on
miedzy innemi, se cze1i, hiposeezns
akta, st. p., ,oyssasoione przes urss.
dnik6sO stosoarsyszeM 6udos0niczych !
kas oszczsdnosci iposyczkovych, mu.
szq 6yt zaopatrysoane % 'stenpis.
Nieszczesllwy wypadek.
Nieznajoma jakss kobiets S6 le.
tnia, jadao wczoraj rano po gods. 8
W wagonie kolei elektrycsnej linii
w. l2 str, kiedy wagon pr.ejechal
przez Albany ave. ! pedzil nsjwis.
ksza szybkoscia, nagle zerwsls sic,
wybiegis, i wyskoczyls wsgonu.
Upadls stracila przytomnoSc. "a.
wieziono j. do szpitala powiatowego,
gdzie skonstatowano niej pekniecie
czaszki. Dotyobczss nieszcselliwa
ME odzyskaia przytomnoSoi zdajs
sie ze umrze. Me zdolano jej iden.
tyfkowad.
Samobdjstwo.
Michal Pancek, robotnik, wosoraj
wieczorem odebrai sobie 4ycie Wy.
strza{em z rewolweru " mieszkaniu
SVEN pm. 818 w. 10th ctr. Powo.
dem mialy byt familijne klopoty, j..
kotez przykrs poiozenie Gnansowe,
gdyz byl winien "a wikt miesska-
ME "a rok oaiy. Byl on tonaty, Gle
Zone opuscii pred dwoma laty.
Waane dla 2e wardy.
Cd przysziego Poniedzisiku po'
ozawszy, wagony kolei elektrycznej
kursujace po Southport ave., wprost
az do srodmiescis beds dojesdtaiy.
Wszelkie potrzebne possosenis do.
VINO jua byiy wykohcsone, kiedy
wczoraj komitet obywateli 70 wardy
prsybyl do Yerkesa prosbs By
wydal odnolne rozporssdssnis, ten.
as natychmisst olwiadcsyh - iycse.
ME to spslni. WsGns % dla nie1ka8s
eew JossfAtowA I
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13
FLAGA PARLIAMENTARY MAD MIASTEM.
CIV woiska hiszpahskie sic wymknely?
DYCYE DO MANILI PORTO RICO.
Francya chce pOsredniczy6.


tylko W tym razie bylby sk}on:
nym do uklad6w, gdyby mia1
pewnosc, ae z wyjstkiem Ku-
by, mic wiscej Hiszpania ME
straci.
Ma take warunki pokoju
oczywiscie Stany Zjednoczone
przystae by ME mog1Y.
Wprawdzie wojne wypowie
dziano tylko W celu zapewnie'
MIA Kubie wolnosci: ale re Hi.
szpania bez wojny zadania ta-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13

specyalnej sesyi, potspia no.
wa ustawe podatkowa, stsno.
wa ustawe o sluzbie cywilnej,
a o wojnie wyraza sic, ae uwA.
"a ia "a usprawiedliwions. O.
brano tez nowy komitet cen.
tralny stanowy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1898-07-13
Chicago, 1890 Lipca.

panowaio W Westinghouse
przekonanie, re mad miastem
Santiago powiews faga parla'
mentarna, a przynaimniej ME
usunisto jej do godz. 2 po po'
ludniu, - co swiadczyloby, ae
jeszcze toczs sic uklady opod.
DAME miasta. Niezrozumialeln
to bylo o tyle, ae gen. Shafter
mial wyrazne instrukcye PREY.
jac tylko bezwarunkowa kapi.
tulacys z pewnoscis AMI ma
krok cd tego asdania ME od-
stspi. Przypuszczajs iednako.
woz, ae Shafter chcial dac czas
Toralowi do otrzymania tele'
grafcznego pozwolenia cd &c.
nera}a Blanco, i zrzeczenia sic
tym sposobem odpowiedzial-
nosei "a poddanie niasta.
Zrozumislem jest to posts,
powanie Torals, tego powo.
du, re general Blanco, otrzy-
mawszy cd Cervery patetyczne
sprawozdanie o jego porazce,
odpowiedzial bardzo ostro i
bez litosci. Widocznie Blanco
chcial ia odpowiedzis ostrzedz
wszystkich dow6dzc6w ma mo.
rzu i ladzie, by ME wazyli sic
poddawaG bez bronienia sic do
ostatecznosci i Toral doskona-
le to zrozumial.
Pomimo tego spodziewaja
sic rapewno, ze Santiago
wkr6tce sic podda, a W mimi
steryum wojny obawiaja sic
tylko, il wojsko hiszpa1skie
wymknie sic z Santiago. Ale i
W tym razie wypraWa do San
tiago o tyle "a pomyslns be-
die mogla bye uwazaus, il
fote Cervery zniszczono.
Ma wczorajszem posiedzeniu
gabinetu uchwalono wydac
rozkaz, by usunieto miny stree
gace wybrzeay amery ka6skich.
Uczyniono to pod naciskiem
Representatives handlu i pre-
mysiu, gdyz miny te bronia
przystepu okrstom handlo-
wynn, ale wielu wyzszych Of
cer6w uwaza to "a rzecz nie.
stosowns i niebezpieczna.
Me ulega teraz jua prawie
wstpliwosci, ze Hiszpania szu.
ka najstosowniejszego najpo,
myslnielszego dla siebie sposo-
bu do rozpoczecia rokowah o
pok6i; ME uczyni tego jedna'
kowoz wprost jeszcze dlatego,
ze skoro ukiady raz sic rozpo-
czna, bsds musia}y bye dopro.
wadzone do ko6ca zajaksbsdz
Gene, DO ma nowo rozpoczynac
wojny juz Hiszpania ME byla.
by W stanie.
Zdaie sic, ze AMBASSADOR
francuzki we Westinghouse
otrzymal juz polecenie wyba.
dania usposobienia rzsdu wa
shingto6skiego, MIN mu sic
powierzy urzedowo misys po.
aredniczenia W tych ukladach.
W Poniedzia}ek ambassador
francuzki, Cambon, miai dlua-
szs audyencys u prezydenta i
niekt6re gazety snujs z tego
u4OShl, 20 oHpOo0SA A
ME W tel sprawie.
Nadchodzs tez coraz licz.
riejsze telegramy donoszace,
4e Rad hiszpafski sklonnym
Jest rozpoczsc uk}ady. Saga
sta podobno dlatego tylko ME
ehce sam rozpoczse uklad6w i
wolf rezygnowac, jezeli uksa.
dy mais bye rozpoczete, il
obawia sic, ae jemu samemu j
lego gabinetowi osobiste grozi
niebezpiecze1stwo W takim
wypadku. Ale r6wnoczesnie
4. .r.I Lse1ncx xobs
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"FUlL-BlOODED CReES.
Holy Altar aud sitting Horse Want To
Become Citizens.

Holy Altar aud sitting Horse Want to
Become Citizens.
Holy Altar and Sitting Horse. two
Canadian Indians, accompanied by
Harry Denny, the interpreter, called at
the office of the clerk of the district
court yesterday and announced hat it
was their desire to become citizens of
the United States. Holy Altar and Sit
ting Horse are full-blooded Crees n
took part i'm the Inflated Riel rebellion
i'm Canada some years ago, since which
time they have wandered homeless n
without "a country. They said they had
been in Montana, continuously for nine
years and they Wanted to become cit
liens i'm order that they might take up
a ranch and becpme useful men OF the
state. Both men are s%trapping, big n
husky fellows. Holy Altar gave his
age as i6 and Sitting Horse as SO.
Good Indians. never drink whiskey."
said Holy Altar.f slapping himself on
the breast. Good Indian" echoed Sit
ting Horse. good Indian They said
they had picked out "A piece of land
about - miles from Butte which they
desired 10 locate as a ranch.
Interpreter Denny, who is a half
breed. testified to the good character of
his two friends. He said they were eX-
ceptionally good for live Indians. and
both We're industrious and thrifty. sit
ting Horse works like a white man at
anything he can get to do. while Holy
Altar has for a long time lived alone i'm
a tcepee as far removed from the other
Indians about Butte as he could. and
has been engaged in the manufacture
of horn ornaments and articles of fur
niture. Denny, who has also declared
his intention TO become "A citizen of this
country, gave IL as his opinion that
Holy Altar and Sitting Horse would
make good and useful citizens and upon
these assurances they were allowed 10
make their marks in the naturalization
book and Clerk Wilkins administered
the oath to them. which they took with
apparently a great appreciation of the
solemnity Of il. and both declared their
intentions TO forever renounce their al
l~egiance to Victoria, queen Of Great
Britain and Ireland and empress Of In
dia. and TO obey and uphold the laws
and constitution of the United states of
America. They received copies Of their
first papers and handled them with a
care and respect that might be due Ia
/ something sacred.
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Every Year Has eco HoIidays-Two Hours
for Luncheon.

From the Louisville Courier-Journal.
outside of the Spanish colony in Ma
Mia there is little carr for the fash
ions as they change from season to
season in Europe and America. The
same material and cut does in summer
and in Winter-or, more accurately, in
the Wet season and in the dry. There
is never any frost and never occasion
for furnaces or open fires. Except for
cooking. there is plenty of heat in the
atmosphere the year around.
Men wear white luck suits. with thin
lannel or silk underwear, no linen shirt
or collar, white pith helmets, and white
anvas shoes the year round. The
Spaniards and the Spanish h~alf-castes
go i'm for style a little more. The Span
iards are naughty and fond of display
ing their uniforms of blue or white and
their gold trimmings. The half-castes,
or Mestiza. are equally fond of display,
but their attire is something of a com
promise between European N Chinese
modes.
Besides the one year out of seven that
all foreign employees of the great mer-
camille houses represented in Manila
have given to them as 'home leave
there is "A months vacation each year.
a regular holiday each month, and all
the saints days, and Spanish, French,
English, German and American nom
days. No To observe a saints day in
Manila is sinful. and every n holds
such sinfulness in especial detestation.
Figuring in all the saints days, sun
days and general holidays, there are
l29 days In each yca when these peo-
pie do not work.
Clerks earn from $500 to $4,000 a
year, besides having lodgings found, a
mess allowance, medical attendance
and travelling expenses. In many cases
their rooms are owe the offices. They
work from daylight to noon. rest Tor
two or three hours. and then work TIL
5 o'clock. but they have much freedom
i'm choosing their hours and are hur-
ried only on mail days.
There are many excellent bands 10
Manila, and opcn-air concerts are CIV
en- every evening in fair weather. The
atrical companies. both native and Ior-
eign. play through In season. The
Mestiza chorus girl is alluring. In the
cathedral n the churches the music
is always good. though il is startling to
h newcomer To hear, as he VIII IN
some services, a Gloria from "TroVa-
tore the Creio with music from
'Barbiere.' and the Elevation from
'TraViata."
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fHEY IGNORE THE LAW
The Government Is Losing Mil
lions of Revenue.
STAMPS ARE NOT PUT ON
Three-Fourths OF the Documents Re-
ceived at the County Clerks ONCE
Are Valueless-Cannot Be
Produced in Court

III the government is losing as much
Gar revenue in other places as it is in
Butte its loss throughout the country
will be close to one-half the total sum
IL is entitled to under the wal revenue
law. In many instances, it is known,
ue law is ignored purposely or through
Ignorance. 1t is asserted by observing
xSrsons that not one-half the articles
and papers requiring a revenue stamp
are stamped at all in Butte. An exam
pie of this is daily apparent in the office
Of the county clerk and recorder n
IN the office of the clerk u the courts.
n the former office fully three-fourths
u all the instruments filed do not bear
die required revenue stamps. The re-
tsrder must receive the instruments
whether they are properly stamped or
not and he is not held responsible for
the failure Of persons TO properly stamp
them. but they viii probably find some
day that the small saving they made in
fuitting the stamp will he a serious
Matter to them, as the revenue law says
Nfat no deed or instrument of any kind,
rpon which a revenue stamp is required,
can be used as evidence in court un-
less il has the required stamp affixed.
IDlS 1Hl1bi ldnA IibNlShbHA II ttiAdlltu III
section Is Of the law which reads as
follows:
1t shall not be lawful to record or
Ssgister any instrument, paper or docu-
pent required by law to be stamped
6hless a stamp or stamps Of the proper
amount shall have been affixed and cam
eekd in the manner prescribed by law,
M the record. registry or transfer of
any such instruments upon which the
proper stamp or stamps aforesaid shall
not have been affixed and Cancelled as
aforesaid shall not be used in evidence"
Many persons doubtless omit the
Clamp through ignorance. believing
6At under the law deeds wherein the
dpsiderstion named is less han 800
&mortgages for less than 81. 600 require
a stamp. The law on these reads as
fUlows:
Conveyance: Deed. instrument or
writing. whereby any lands, tenements.
or other realty sold shall be granted, as
signed, transferred, or otherwise con-
yeyed to. or vested in the purchaser or
nprchasers. or any other person or per
eubs, by him, her on their direction,
Hben the. consideration or value exceeds
~ and does not exceed $500, 50 cents:
S3d for each additional 1900 or fractional
part thereof in excess al, $500. so cents.
Mortgage or pledge Of lands, estate,
or property. real or personal. heritable
or movable. whatsoever. where the ans
shall be made as a security FOR the pay
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The Short Line have made a great
move in the right direction by building
a park that is a credit not only To them
selves. but to Butte. Anaconda and
other adjacent towns. Commencing
Sunday, July 10, they will run eNcur-
sion trains, consisting of irst-class
equipment, charging but 81 for adults
and so cents for children upon this
schedule. Leave Montana Union depot
at $50 a. m, $3.50 a. m. 1890 a. m.
1:45 p. m. I o'clock p. m. Returning at
convenient hours during the afternoon
and evening. For particulars, call at
ls East Broadway. Butte.
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TO MAKE MORE TROUBLE.
Elizabeth :. wdo Files Exceptions to
LeysOn's Aeconnts.

Leyson's Accounts.
Elizabeth $. Bowdoin, sister of An
drew j. Davis, deceased. and one OF the
heirs of the estate under the compro-
mise, has started to make more trou-
BILE. Yesterday she filed i'm the district
court exceptions to the last account OF
JOIN H.. Leyson, the administrators or
the estate She contests the account
and report, and says ii should not be
allowed and approved as filed. She
says the report is insufficient and is not
a full account and report Of the admin
istratiOn, as there is no mention made
of the property of the estate particular
~ described i'm the inventory made by
James a. Talbot, the special admins
traitor. On May IL, 1891. as follows:
"A right to 10 shares Of the capital
stock of the First National bank, now
standing in the name of John +. Forbis,
IS, 900.
"A right to 10 shares Of the stock
standing in the name of James A. Tai
bolt. $1,000.
"A right to 10 shares standing in the
name of Samuel T. Hauser. 5000.
"A right to 10 shares standing in he
name of Hiram Knowles. $4,000.
"A right to 10 shares standing in the
name of w. w. Dixon, $4,000.
"A right, as per agreement, to have
said stock transferred by John F. For
bis upon cancelling or returning to him
his note for $500.
"A right. as per agreement, 10 have
the stock transferred by James a. Tai
bolt upon cancelling or returning to
him his note for 81, 500.
"A right. as per agreement, to have
the stock transferred by 5. T. Hauser
upon cancelling or returning to him his
note for S2,O 600.
"A right. as per agreement, to have
the stock transferred by Hiram
Knowles Upon cancelling or returning
to him his note for 1000.
"A right. as per agreement, TO have
the stock transferred by w. w. Dixon
upon cancelling or returning to him his
note for 81. 500.
las the special administrator is in
formed. this stock is held by the par
ties named, respectively. under separate
contracts with A. j. Davis by which,
upon return of their notes to them said
A.. ]. Davis was entitled to have the
stock transferred To him, and by which
also the parties had the right at any
time, to return h stock to a. j. Davis
and demand and receive their notes
thereof
Mrs. Bowdoin says the property and
rights of the estate were received by
the administrator. Leyson, from the
special administrators first annual ac-
count and report filed, and Administra-
tor Leyson has neglected to report and
has never reported to the court the
condition of the affairs Of the estate
with reference to said stock, or wheth-
er or not he has ever asqnired posses4
sion of it for the estatehpr whether or
not he has it now in his possession, or
what disposition he has made of the
property or of the rights of the estate
thereto, and has neglected to account
for the same. c. NJ. Demond appears
as attorney for Mrs. Bowdoin in the
latest proceeding.
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pected of having robbed a cabin near
the cemetery three or four weeks ago.
There was stolen a watch and chain. a
coat and vest and a razor. The police
were notified to keep an eye out for
Carr, and last evening officer Murphy
saw him on South Colorado street. He
told him TO stop, but Carr started TO
run. The officer fired two shots. but
Carr kept on running. A citizen grabbed
him and held him until the officer came
up and Carr was thrown in. He had a
big Colts revolver and a belt full OF
cartridges.
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EnckIen's Arnica Salxe.

THE BEST SALVE in the world Tor
Cuts, Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Kneuni'
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands. Shh-
hlains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions. ana
positively cures Piles. or no pay required
IL is guaranteed 90 give perfect satisfae-
ton or money refunded. Price % cents per
box, For sale by all Druggists.
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$50 sets of teeth for so. DIR. wix
snndn, Excmrsions to Grersnn.

The b, A. & i. railway will make a
rate Of 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return, every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on any passenger
train leaving Butte between ) D. m.
Saturday and 5 p. m. Sunday. Re
turning. leave Gregson between Sis
y. IN. Saturday and II o'clock Sunday
night.
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The Oregon Short Line will run reg
ular weekly trains to the park every
sunday. and for all societies. dancing or
camping parties will give special rates
and trains at N time that may be
desired. For further information call
at city Office. 10 East Broadway.
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Ladies Appreciate

A good remedy, and there is not anything on the
market that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief aud cure Of painful or irregular mensea
These tablets remove all distractions, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Aurendrs.
Paris, france, and for sale only By ID. NJ. Newbro
Drag Co. Butte, Mont. Sole Agents. rice 81
pr BOZ. ,ent By mail securely sealed
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Grand picnic to be given by the Scan
dinaVian Brotherhood at Lynndale on
Sunday, Aug. I. First rigs leave Charles
Langlois' stable. corner frantic and
Alaska, at 3 o'clock sharp.
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Have your clothes made at John
O'NeilIs, the boss tailor. Owsley block
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An Exciting Chase.

Phil Carr. a cowboy. was arrested by
Orlcer Murphy last night after an eN-
citing chase il seems that Carr is US
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Call at the Standard Office, 81 East
Broadway. and see the latest styles 81
calling cards. e.
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Elegant private dining room at Bak-
er's restaurant, 12 South Main.
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To Cure Constipation
Calling Cards.

Take Cascarets Candy CathArtie. 10 or25.
il T.. C fail 20 cure. druggists refund money
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Attention, Pickniekers,

Amos Turkish baths. 81 cor. B. & NJ.
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REST IN MANILA.

$50 sets of teeth for $40. DR.. wix.