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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
Dor einiaeu Monaten bate er fem

Dor einisen Monaten bate CT fem
aebniabriseS Veamtenjubildum ses
feiert uno bel oieiem 9%nlaiie maunis'
iahe Spationen erfabren. ulrih hattie
ilotte Neisuusen, ~ oeren Sefries
oisuns iein iabrlihes Gintommen
nitt ausreitte. Veionoers aut ieinen
0teiien CAB er iit iebr elegant, ebenio
ueridlans feline @areerobe betradtlite
Summen. Cine i3eit binourd) ,eiste
er lid Don ISOLDE ~ ISOLDE in einem
neuen snSus; er rautte feline Cigar
rem, traftirte 6reuube in ipleneioer
Weiie uno mari nit Dem Gclce nur 10
berum. Ger beriitmte V%otanifer.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NcIratb aeruer
BON Wiarilaun, lit 9eliorben.
asram. Sn Der Ndbe BON Siiied
periuhten Yaueru, ben pollbeieeten
gsram.S e.nliner Terionen,us gum
Gntsleiien III brinsen. Sic batten
Yalten uno srO6e Steine auf Die
Sdienen sepal;t. Der yotomCiioiiibs
rer bemertte ineeB ole Mtanipulationen
Der 0aueru bon @eitem, uno es ses
lang ibm, ben l3u9 nod redytSeiiis
gum Steben gu bringen.
Stu ha. Sn Der ~3fpeiten Salfte
bes september miro bier cine Sopiens
ausiiellung iiattiincen, Die bon einem
Somite, Dem uud Der Siirgermeiiter
Der Staot aneeb0rt, peranltaltet Miro.
IS tonnen Sopien in Sallen bon so
bis IS Silo uuo bei Solleftipausiiels
luneen Sdllten non 5 SllO aus9eltellt
tueroen.
Yuoapeit. Sn Dem 9unSen araoer
Somitate wiitbeten 9roBe Stiirme,
burh welte on Den Saaten 9roBer
Shaeen anseriftet wuroe.
@utenitein. Ger SOtelier 9arl
Subner ios iifj ourh Die Operation
zines Siibnerauses cine Vlutuer9iituns
gu uno erla9 oerielben unter ben sroB'
ten Sualen.
Meran. @uf ben MtutbsS 0ien
purben bieiise lurner beim Snbrennen
oes Sonnmenoieuers pon etwa 90
Yauern nit Seu9abeln, Seuien,
Treitileseln, alten Gewebren unr
9ulonetteu iiberial!en, miBbanoelt
uno sur 6luft %seiwun9en. Wiebreren
Serren muroe io9ar nnt9eIhoiIen ;
bic @eiber idrien, man hattie noie
fremoen Staoter," noic Seioen" GUS
sieben unp nit Srennelleln peiti6en
i%Ollen!
Seoenbure. Der hieii9e grit
Or. 9tuoolpb Saubner mat)te benz
eoeuaeliiten Sirhenbiliritte Die Wtits
I tbeilur9, naB er III Guriten uOn II
Ebeolosen jabrllh 1000 Galcen Ipen'
ben uno nah ieinem ableben elne
Stiituns bon 100000 aronen erridJ'
ten meroe, melfe oen 9tamcu leines
Gaters, res ebemaligen Superinten'
benten WlatbGlts Saubner, tra9er Toll.
3ofpnia. Sier tut ser 0en'
earmerie. Fpiteniiibrer Nemecfa sen
aus Varcut eiu9etrciienen Genour'
merle @ad)tmeiiier Somalsti megeu
elmer in elmer Iienitiate aus9ebrode'
men Siiieren; erifoiien uno 9leitI
oarauf iit ielbii eurh einen 9elpebr'
idub setpotet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
SeSer ta8t 70.

gascnrets Gaubp Gatbartic. Die number
polite msciruiihs entbeduns be- Seital
tiers, anaenebm unb erfriihenb fir ben &c
itmad, wirit iauft uno poiitiu uuf Rieren
Qstcr unb Ginsstpeioe, reiniat hos gan8'
SuItew, pertre,bt G%ridlturseu, beilt 8opf'
ne, Jisbsr, Bnhppfrne NIB 8il,biitdt
o,ast uno periuht slne Sdohtel BON q. q,
y. beure nod 10. IS. 5OLts. Ye,iAah uni
,,rartirt N,i ,nsr ys"th-'rvu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
S6mei,,

Sern. Ger Nationalratb hat bie
Gorluge betreiieno Die Tereinbeits
lihurg oeS GiuilredtS nit So 9e9en
l6 Stimmen uno Die Gorlage betrei.
feno bic Gereinheitlitung oes Strais
redDts nit IS gegen Is thinner ange'
ncmmen.-Sie neue yride, melhe
am. Sprnbausplas in Sarn iibcr Ole
aare ilibrt, perbinoet oos meite 6elo,
aus Dem lid bas Stdn;li erbebt, nit
Der Staot. Sie bride III 355 Wteter
lang uno ooppelt 10 bod ais Die Sir
fenielobriide. Oos lololgewld)t Der
Gilenfoniiruftion betr09t 1900 2Ons
men. 0as @ert bat annaberno :, 000,s
600 Srancs 9efoliet. Oils Elm beuuemer,
impolanter .3ugan9 gum Sfdn;li
bilrite Die neue Bride non allen SreHs
ben. Die in Bern perweilen, beiud)t
uno bewurloert weroen.
Siirid. Sor Dem 3iirider Sdpur,
aeridte itano tiir;lifD cine italieniide
SiebSbanoe, oie ppri9es Sabr einem
bieiisen llbrmahcr llbren uno 9etten
i'm &ertbc BON 5000 6rancs iiabl.
Giner Der Siebe, Gallai;i, Der bis
gum letten g~useublid %leu9nete, iprad)
ieinem &ertbeioiser 81, er mOtte
feline Sade ia redt gut MAIDEN,
oamit er irei fame er 90be linn ounn
cine solSene llbr, Die nod in ieinem
Bette lei! Ger 9louotat fam UNI Die
llbr, oenn Der Spiebube erbielt adt
Sabre.
Vusern. Sine seplante Seribmels
3un9 Der orei sr06ten Suierner Sotels
1T wieoer a%ui9eseben porben.-Sn
6olse oes perbeiierten Gi%lenbabuuers
febrs lam man ieet pon yu,ern aus in
einem Gage nod yonbon %selansen.
BUG. Sin Der 9apelle III ct. Sarl
bel j3us wuroe cine G%eoenftafel anse.
bratt 81 Gbren glbrit SwDiiisS, bes
Sdnsers bes rSdweijerpialms"
(~2rittit i'm Morsenro.b oaber.")
&ar9au. Ger tantonale 2bier.
tfutuerein bate ben Yunoesratb aui.
merriam earauf gemad)t, caB in babie
iten @reniorten r~e9elmdbis fiir Die
Ssraeliten in Der Sdwei, seidadlet
iperoe. Ger Vunoesrotb lebnte &C
jeot aus sutem Grunce alb, gesen oieie
auterbalb unlerer %anoesgrenSe lie9snee
Statterei ein,uidreiten.
Neuenburg. 9lui Dem Sbaiieron,
fircm Der id)cnitsn Furtte ees Neueus
burger Surcs, III elm tleineS Sotel
erridtet poreen.
@allis. Ter Sotelierperein bes
Hbones uno G%bamouuir. lbales beihloE
einiiimmis, Den Feriicuspreis in een
Sotels prc Gag auf 5 6rancs ieit,u.
ieeen, 3immer nidt inbcsriifen. Seoer
3uWioerbanoelnoe miro nit 100
6rancS YuBe urS i'm 9iidiall nit
ausiGluB uno gopiott beiiroit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14

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NJ rae gDsTt tn trrjtr
&c Arttt: 10 sui uni
itrud gitt Httt Il
r tor ii6 ale Rad
tisteus iias reti idea
EN-. gQsuu SIR tine
Ter sref tirn last
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ttusirlits mt Nd'
ttitstt, lls IN aues'
q an 9eln Rrtr, It.
Id CUR 3uhisttrttti
'tlt jurufjusrfatttr,
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
Das Beste fuer den bausbsdarf in
=: S%pc;crciem bel =:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY,
ST. 6ermainitrnbe, Ct. @louo, Wlinn.

User immer mr. ons 9merbeite iiir Siihe
llno Naus tauieu mill, tpmme Si ms. &ir
halter mir Die ~ieiniter uno belten Groceries
III moslitlt nieori9eu Yreiien. PIN 6aitcn=
iuciien iinoet man bel ms MIR bas 9eihmadz
polite. Stride Butter uno Gter, uno mas
ms Die CATION alloenblidlih al iriiten1
@artenseug bietGn tam, tets pprratbia. BE.
ellie uno Suportpmmenpe 8eoienun9 leoenl
aultben Suceiitert, lola
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
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ZAppS
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Mnlrihr=Sanf,

DshIth BON 9 ourthauis. ct. GIous. H9taa.
,ablt 5 yrcitnt SntsrtHtn auf @,itsr. wtl6s tar ctr
Satr. uut 4 = rsitnt mann ttdsIbtn fur 6 Tcnats
bsppntrt rtrtsn. gtrbprst 6dt auf 9runteiesn-
tsum, reltts ~ itesr 3ett fdGie cher nt9t, sntrtttt
gam petr tttiIWtifs, IL mad gtIietsn ,urddbsissl.
ntrftn Tam, gtriautt BehSeI, 0~elbtenounasu
aut VaHaees9 d etue BON uut mad a1tn edubsrs
Sprppa's. Qusilss aus Ten GrunebaHtrn (Ab'
stracts), gsuma6ttn Reuf. rnt 5spstttitu rni
isnfias uriuntsn rsretratftslt dusa,fsrf'tt nj
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
.pmto9, bcm25. 1uli '9S,
lei1e1 reguldren geiu6 int
@rano Central Dotfl 81 St. Glouo

tladen unO Set gage permelen, lpdbeno welfen er II, Hatbe oe;oaen wer.
Del 'aNn 9e9en NDeumatnte Sebrperoen, geber= wo Nieren geber, gms
gen I'M Ner5N9Hr uno 9e9en ole troniden &rant6eiRn mue aud oeoer
loh1l9e our6 unbeOabnamtett berbei8eIbrten getoen uo oeoen Sronfbeiten
u9eno melfen GbaratterS.
AAlnfol9e letner 30 Sabre lon9en Griabrung III Der meSt;iniiden g8uieu.
'0aIl Ut er I'M Sanoe, nb Dem Fublitum ais ein;io Edboen onubieteu.
oelun9 81 brtn9en. Seoe Nt umo Weriduebmbeit non . frnd.
9en BET W0nnern, jung ODER alt, mir. fHr INNER 9ebelt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
@eferret@.

@ien. Sier bat lid Der Sber'
beamte Der 6irma Clemens u. 9alsfe
in @ien, lllrid, Der Staatsanmalts
itait nit Der Selbfanflase seifellt,
Der 5irma in ben letten Sabren cine
auf uiele 1auienbe lid beldufenoe
Gumme unteridlasen ~ baben. CRIT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
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Der alsgeSei6nete 9lr5t, Or. Tiibblatt,

Seraus9eber os Nortbmeiern Webical Sournal ebematger VrofeIcr
am ahanta Weoiral college, no CT Gorhiunsen CAB iber oauttrantbet unb
nber ben urlprun9 Der Sruntbeitn Der Trims rgane, $erausoeber cs q. y.
WeoNal NepCres II. 10. mro am
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an 8 StraBe unb 10. 2lpe. n0rolid
9elesen, iiir $3.50 III %tauien. aasi.
lultise m0gen lid wenoen an bic Or
petition bieies Slattes.
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Der uerbaftet ipurbe, ertldrt, CT babe
ReiB nur-eridreden molten.
3meibriiden. Der seiammte,
aus 80 St0den ~beitebenoe Sienenliano
bes MiaurermeiIters MlObr fen. wuroe
nah benz ~Yf. Wl." nit 9niettenpul'
Der peysiftet. IS lie9t wabrideinlih
elm Habeat' uor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-07-14
COMPUTATION fret.

Set9ebt os Saum ntdt! d. Eti66lott nrS 4. G(Ouo bcindber om
@tonta9, Den %. Snli, uno ;wei Gage perbleibn.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.

Rent pianos from Orion Bros
Sam Schott is on a trip to Livingston.
Fred Orion, piano tuner, 107 f. Bdwy
c. A. Whipple of Townsend is in
town.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Torrance are Wis
iting in Helena.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the STANDARD office
Mrs. II. A. Denny of Livingston is
visiting relatives in this city.
State Boiler Inspector Frank A.
Burns is in the city for few days.
Watch cleaning. $3.50: main spring.
81. Warranted Rubenstein. % L. Park
Gov. r. b. Smith was in Butte yes
terday on his way back from a trip to
Dillon.
Died-The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mullaney of West DAILY street,
Wakervile.
Rabbi Eisenberg will lecture Wednes-
day evening before the Unity club at
the Auditorium.
Silver Bow lodge Of Masons presented
II. l.. Frank Friday evening with a
beautiful past masters jewel.
At an election by the employees of the
Parrot smelter yesterday DR. Camp
bell was chosen their physician.
DR.. Tam, specialist, chronic, private,
nervous, DiOOG ana SKIN diseases, All
branches surgery. West Broadway.
The Hebrew Ladies' Aid society will
hold a special meeting at Carpenters
union hall Monday Jan. 10, at 2:30 p. M
DR.. Isabel Gliddon: residence The
Ienox, 1872 West Granite, Rooms 10 and
IL: offices. 10 and 20, Owsley: phone, 100
Cold resisters, in our bedding depart
ment. Large size comforts, satin COW
cred S1.1s: Ia blankets, s175. Pritch-
ard Harrison Carpet company.
Why attend cheapandinferior schools
when Butte Business college offers the
same advantages as the best Eastern
schools? Nine competent teachers.
The complaint in the $4,000 DANA ge
suit for alleged libel of John II. cech-
ran against the Miner Publishing COM
pany, was filed in the district court yes
terday.
All members of Monitor lodge No. 81.
\. F. and A NJ. are requested to meet
at Masonic temple, Butte, at ] o'clock
y. m, sharp. All sojourning brothers
and members of sister lodges are cor
daily invited to attend. By order w.
NJ John Marsland. secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09

He had been troubled with heart dis
ease for some time but was supposed
to be in very good health at the time of
the accident. He was considered TO be
improving when he suddenly took a
turn for the worse and died yesterday
morning at 1880 o'clock. The attend
ing physicians stated that the shock
Beard received ffom the fall brought
on the heart tVluhle from which he
died. Beard Was about 80 years old
and leaves wife. who is at present
absent in the East. She has been no
titled by telegraph and pending instruc-
tions from her regarding the disposition
of the remains the body is in charge of
Undertaken Richards.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
WORLD OF GOOD.
Valuable Services Rendered to Citizens by
DIR. Dogge.


1t is a rare occurrence that the sick
portion of the people of Butte are given
So genuine benefit as the recent offer
of DIR. Dogge has proved The eminent
physician came to Butte a few weeks
ago, after spending many months in
the hospitals of the great European
cities perfeeting himself in all the most
advanced medical sciences. Bringing
with him the latest and mast improved
N-ray apparatus and all the other APP
planes of the most modern nature for
perfect diagnosis and safe treatment.
he was DESTROYS of bringing them to the
notice of the public in anticipation of
opening a surgical hospital. To do so
he adopted the novel idea of Offering to
examine patients and give a months
treatment for S.. the offer to hold good
for a period of 80 days. Two weeks of
the 80 days are UP tomorrow and they
have been two of the busiest weeks in
the great specialists very busy life.
fact that is very gratifying. but not
more so than the results of his work,
which. by the expiration of the month,
will see recorded some very remarkable
cures.
DR.. Dogge will continue to fulfill his
offer for the next two weeks at his
offices, at IS West Park street. remain
ing on duty from o'clock in the morn
ing till 1 o'clock in the afternoon. and
from : to 9 O'Clock in the evening. and
at the expiration of the 30-day period
will open surgical hospital al SIS and
524 South Montana street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
BOILED DOG FOR CREES
The Necessary Feast Preliminary
to the War Dance.
CHOICE BITS FOR BRAVES
Crees Preparing to Perform High Jinks
at the Auditorium This Week, and
They're Filling Themselves
Up for the Occasion.

There viii be some good boiled dog
out on the Indian reservation Tonight
dog cooked by those who know how to
cook ii. A dog feast is necessary pre-
limnary 10 a war dance. and the Cree
Indians who are camped for the winter
out on the city dump are going to give
a grand war dance at the Auditorium
on Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
evenings of this week. The dog feast
tonight will put the braves in fit condi-
ton for a war dance or anything
else.
The Crees were around yesterday
picking up stray dogs. They We're
slaughtered last night and the pot viii
be started boiling this afternoon.
Choice morsels of dog will be ready for
mastication at s o'clock. All the braves
have to eat dog or be drummed out of
the tribe After they have eaten dog
there is no turning back. The war IS
on. After every brave has eaten his
fill of dog. they smoke the kinnikiuick.
That does settle it. 1t puts the braves
in prime condition for the war dance and
for the war against all foes. When
stuffed With dog and kinnkinick the
red men are ready to declare war
against England, Spain and the COM
bined powers of Europe. It might not
be bad idea to give President Mckin
ley and his cabinet few lines of dog
and kinniSinick,
Different tribes Of Indians have diff
ferent kinds of feasts preparatory 10
their war dance. The Moquis have
feast of rattlesnake. They fondle the
deadly snakes as though they We're pets
and woe tn the brave who flinches from
handling one of them Then they Kill
the snakes and have a rattlesnake stew
which is one of the most appetiztng
stews mentioned in Madame Parloas
H. gAf
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09

Faithful lodge No. 81 of the Degree
of Honor installed officers night before
last. Grand Chief of Honor Mrs. r
kempsey assisted by Past Grand Chief
of Honor Laura Clark and Grand Dis
trict Deputy Mrs. Harnois installing
the following officers: Past chief of
honor, Leah Defresna. chief OF honor.
Helen Meyers; lady Of honor Esther.
clymo: chief of ceremonies, Bessie Cox:
sister usher. Margery Garcia inside
watch, Mary f. Smith: outside watch.
Amelia Safer; trustee, Mrs Garcia:
medical examiners. Drs. Davidson and
Gum.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
There Is Luxury IN Traye,.

If you are contemplating an Eastern
trip for the holidays. call and see us
and make your arrangements via the
popular line. If you will do this you
will realize. after reaching your desti-
nation, that there is some truth in the
statement There is luxury in travel"
The Northern Pacific is the only line
operating through Montana solid sesti-
buled, steam heated trains, Pullman
standard first-cla,s and tourist Sleep
ers. elegant dining cars and day
coaches. City ticket Office % East
Broadway
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
EXCURSION TO DENVER,
National stock Growers, Associate

On account Of National Stock Grow
ers convention to be held in Denver
Col. Jan. % to u, the Rio Grande
Western will run special excursion from
Montana at rate of one fare round trip.
limit Feb. T. All interested in this
movement will please address f. s.
Blair u East Broadway, Butte. to Sc
cure accommodations IN through
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
INDIANS CRY FOR BREAD.
Little Satisfaction DO They Derive From
County Commissioner.

Several Cree Indians called on the
county commissioners yesterday with a
story of starvation threatening their
band. and asking the county to provide
them with something to eat until they
could make some money with the war
dance they are, by permission of the
city council, going to give at the Audi
forum at an early date. The commits
sioners tried to explain to the Indians
that they had no claims ON this COM
munity and had no business to be here,
and therefore the county could not as
SiSt them.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09

The Montana Union has put on full
line of tickets to all points East and
West via the O. S. l.. For rates and
other information call upon or address
your nearest agent, or 5. b. Calderhead.
general passenger agent, Butte, Mont
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
TO SELL THE PROPERTY.
Result OF the Case of Archibald smith
Against j. &. Conn,

In suit of Archibald Smith against
J. {. Conn, an attachment suit sent
from Deer Lodge county on a change
of venue, Judge Clancy yesterday
granted the plaintiffs motion to sell the
property under attachment consisting
Of hay and cattle. The defendants at
torney wanted to be heard in opposition
to the motion but the court would not
grant the request.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
CELL A WELCOME ABODE.
Two Men Who Wanted to Go to Jail aud
Are Accommodated.

Constable Tim Lowney arrested a
couple of Migrants night before last
who We're very anxious to get into jail
for little while. They We're John Z.
Butler and Joe Lawrence, and both
We're in a sad predicament. Butler is
plumber who has acquired the NOR
phine habit. and was sight when
taken in. his body being covered with
sores caused by the hypodermic sy-
ringe. He was found in a dugout un-
der the sidewalk on South Arizona
street and taken to the county jail.
Lawrence was an old man who wanted
10 go to Jail to rest, as he was poor and
starving.
Butler wanted to go to Jail to get rid
of his habit
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
AT A LATE HOUR.
knights of Pythias Enjoy n Banquet and
Listen to Sneeches.

1t was at a late hour Friday night
or rather yesterday morning when the
knights of Pythas banquet and speech
making We're concluded. and every one
who was fortunate enough to be pres
ent had most enjoyable time. The
speeches were interesting, especially
those of Rabbi Eisenberg and Grand
Chancellor John Nj. Evans. The lat
ter'S speech was well received
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
Grandest Scenery in the World.

Along the Rio Grande Western rail
way, the Great. Salt Lake route. Pas
sengers travelling via this line avoid the
snow blockades of the North Through
tourist sieepers To Chicago and Bos-
ton four days each week via the only
route to the East through Salt Lake
City. Ticket office II East Broadway.
Butte. Z. S. Blair. Agent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-09
VAGS IN THE POLICE COURT.
Some of Them Go to the Cooler aud
Others Float AWAY,

In the police court yesterday Jim
Wynne was fined S. for drunkenness
and four vags Were arraigned. They
were Frank Brown and j. Doyle. who
pleaded guilty and We're given 30 days
in the county Jail, and Arthur Thomas
and John Schary. who pleaded not
guilty, and had their cases set for
hearing Tuesday. Sentence Was sus-
pended in the cases of Brown and
Doyle on condition that they leave town
inside of "a hours.
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Calling Cards.

The correct calling card is much
smaller and thicker than those lately
used. and the script also smaller than
formerly. See samples at Butte office
of Standard
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Montana commandery. No. 3. X r.,
all members and sojourning knights,
are requested to meet at their asylum
at | y. m. Sunday Funeral of VIM.
e. Hall. BY order Eminent Commander.
Edwin Skinner, Recorder.
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SATURDAY.. Ghiidren,s Dax

Take your child to DR. Dodd Satur-
day and have its eyes examined free.
cross eyes Strengthened.
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UNDER A CHlNAMAN'S WAGON.
sam Hicklin Painfully Bruised in "A Run
away Accident.

Sam Hicklin, who lives on the fiat
south of the city, While going home last
evening, was run into by Ghinaman's
runaway team. Mr. Hicklin was
trampled on and was badly bruised and
cut about the arms, but his injuries.
while painful, are not believed to be
serious. He was taken to Wells hospi-
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Members of Free Silver lodge No. II
ID. of H. will install their officers Tues
day evening. Jan. IL. Please bring re-
freShments.
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R. H. BEARD.
His Illness Takes a sudden Turn and the
Wan suddenly Dies.

r, H Beard. colored man employed
by Henry Muntzer. died Yesterday at
the Sisters hospital Of heart disease
Beard slipped on the ice while going
home last Friday. fraeturfns the kne.s
cap Of the left leg H. was taken 10
st. James hospital and private ply
sicians were called ia 10 attend him
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ARE you GOING TO kLoNDYKEe

Consult DIR. T. G. Hene, the eye, ear,
nose and throat specialist, Lizzie block.
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Music and skating at Holland street
rink tonight.
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BUTTE WEATHER.

Reported for the Standard by GaIIogly &
Co.. Druggists.
Jan. 8.-Thermometer. Barometer. Wind.
s. a. m.-26 deg. above. 23.72 inches. NV
p. m.-33 deg. above. 2370 inches. NV
Highest temperature, 36. Lowest, "a
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- -. ~ " IIlFtVW'T
LOT 1--75 pieces Narrow Cambria
Edges. nice work, good cloth, cents
yard.
LOT so pieces Open Work Cambria
Emhroderies. about two and half
inches wide. 1-@c yard; value lac.
LOT SO pieces three-inch wide Cam
brio Embroidery splendid new pat
terms, at 12iac yard, value zoe.
LOT AT f5c yard Embroideries,
three and a half to five inches wide
Cambria Muslin. fine needle work,
reasonable at Zoe.
LOT Sat 1Sc. Embroideres. four to
six inches Wide. about p patterns to
select from, easily worth SOC to 40c
ward
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O. k. Lewis s. CO.
BUTTE. MONTANA
FIRST SHOWING AND SALE OF
new EMBROlDERIES MONDAY

First Entirely New Embroiderie:
find resting place at O. X. Lewis s
Cos. (See Window