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Cure your coueh with lIalc's Honey Of
iIorchoand and llr
Pixies Ioothachc Drops Cure in one minute.
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\ married woman prciond. often 70 be
fooled when She is not.-Atchison Globe.
= The abuse Of health is yelled suicide
Rams IIoIn.
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well and Strong
"o'vous SpeIie and Tina, r,,os
reeiins Cured by Hood,o 'oo

81. My hea'th was very poor. bad re,
s,r Az spe''s and did not sleep well at NIGH,
"s'" ! arose IN the morning was ,;red
sna exhausted and did no, feel anv , 49,"
rested than when | retired At n;rh,
s"s s" ! needed medicine TO build me IN
s s"u l concluded to take Hoods Sarsana'
Ia %," AFTER the first bottle had been
s"N '" 'e't so much better that procured
i've more am now taking the last ono
ana have not felt as we'll and s,,on, e.,
E SeSrs. II 7. JOKES, 223 e. Mulbury 81
'"N'""'' Remember
= FOODS SarsapariIIa
s - nmerlcas Greatest Medicine. Sold by an
uIuERlNtS 81. sly fnr L.. 49, - ~
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RED h
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Marion
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
THEY TURNED A TRICK.
MIR. and Mrs. LaveIl Cop Out a Few Hum
dred of Mrs. Bonenberg's Money
and Fly the Coop

William Lavell and his wife evidently
did quite well during their short stay ia
this city. On Jan. Mr.. and Mrs. La
veil came To Anaconda from Butte
Iheyopeneo up the Anaconda restaurant
on commercial avenue. Mrs. Lavell was
the recognized proprietress while the
husband was the night cashier Bust
ness was fairly good, but il was not
quite good enough, so the Lavels
thousht that partnership might help
them.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H Bonenberg, on Jan.
25 came down from Butte. As in the
case OF the Lavells, Mrs. Bonenberg was
also the business end of this family
Mrs. Bonenberg went into partnership
with Mrs. Lavell. All went we'll until
Wednesday night, when the Montana
Meat company's collector brought
around a bill for $1,000 The collector
wanted his money and Mrs. Laven, it
seems, got a little mad at the mans per-
sistency. The collector said he would
get his money and he went up to a ills
tice court and secured an attachment.
According to Mrs Bonenberg.s story.
she told the collector that he need not
be afraid of not getting his money. and
in short she endorsed the account When
the attachment was levied, so she de-
clared, she paid the bill out of her own
pocket.
When Mrs. Bonenberg was taken into
POI 'ief oiIib Nils. IdNell so MIS-. B0neh-
berg declares, represented to her that
all of the stock and fixtures belonged
TO the Lavells. Mrs. Bonenberg paid
Mrs. Lavell $3.50 for half interest in
the place. 1t develops, however, that
Mrs. Laveil did not own the stock and
fixtures. but that they belonged to Mr..
Rosenfield, the landlord. So Mrs Bon
enberg says she was billked out of the
$3.50, the $50 meat bill and a 500 cash
loan and also a loan of $22. making a
total of nearly $500. Besides this sum
bills were yesterday brought in from
Wills * Gnose for $24 and from the
Montana bakery for something like $40.
On wednesday night, so Mrs. Bonen-
berg says, the Lavells employed an ex-
pressman to haul some trunks to the
depot. They did not want the trunks
taken away till early in the morning so
they had the expressman sleep in the |
lodging house over the restaurant Yes |
terday morning Mrs. Lavell told Mrs. |
Bonenberg that she and her husband |
were going to Butte to buy some things |
and she requested that Mr.. Bonenberg |
go along to assist in the purchases They |
eft on the S:15 O'Clock train yesterday |
morning and shortly afterwards Mrs |
8onenberg found that the Lavells had
aiken their trunks out of their room
ma about everything else, even the
curtains on the windows and pictures
IN the walls.
Mrs. Bonenberg Informed the county
officials of the affair and steps will prob
IDLY be taken to bring the Lavells back,
LAST night it was learned that two or
hree men had paid their board in adj
'anee to the Lavels and these men, too,
wanted to have warrants sworE out for
heir arrest
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
IN POLICE COURT.
Several Stars of Mainvilie Play an En-
gagement Before Judge Fitzgerald


In police court yesterday Judge Fitz-
gerald did all kinds of business Officers
o Brien, Powers and MAYHEM on
wednesday night made a little raid on
the secretaries of Mainville. with the re-
suit that three of them were landed in
JAN. TWO women We're also arrested.
This outfit was up in police court yes
terday to explain matters 1t appears
that all five of these precious citizens
nave been on glorious old drunk for
llNe or SIX days and that on Wednes-
day night they were all together i'm one
caDln, raising particular Cain. The door
Oh the snack was open and the row at
tfacted great deal of attention The
court thought that a few fines would do
all of them good. A fellow who goes bv
the name of Sam was fined SO: Coke
Star was fined $40; Thomas Tratton.
otherwise known as ''Swipes." was fined
S2o; May Jewell, a notorious CRATER.
was nned S25, and Josie Oleson, another
woman well and unfavorably known by
the police, was assessed SIS.
l.. {. Morris came into police court
yesterday afternoon with a horribly
black eye, and his face was Bleeding
from numerous scratches. He asked the
court that complaint be made and a
warrant issued for the arrest of a man
named MCGOWAN. who. he said. had
caused the trouble. 1t seems, according
to Morris story, that MCGOWAN was
drunk and very quarrelsome in an IN
town saloon. and that he jumped on
MOTIFS without cause or provocation.
"A man who gave his name as John
Doe was charged with having assaulted
James Hayes. He took until to-m0rro,v
to plead.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
RARE HARMONIES,
Ian Grand Opera Company at the
Margaret Tonight.

nan urand Opera Company at the
Margaret Tonight
Beauty and culture bedecked i'm their
flchest gowns, will be present at the
hrst night performance of the Del
Conte Italian Grand Opera company at
the Margaret theater tonight.
This remarkable organization OF for
elsn artists rs winning the most lasting
OF fame and the greatest of artistic and
financial success by real merit alone.
by its matehless work il has put 10
tight all doubters and cynics who are
oftentimes never able to see any merit
IN any production that does not bear
the stamp Of approval Of a certain East
EN- city.
The opening performance tonight will
be devoted to the most brilliant one
ratio effort of the century. pronounced
bS the most conservative critics the one
great masterpiece and now running in
more than loo European cities La
Roheme' tells story Of great pathos
lighted up by flashes Of gayety and
pleasure which. by contrast. impress the
story more firmly upon the auditors
mind.
Puccini. the author, revels in flights Of
impassiCned song: h. displays through.
Out ierrent enthusiasm, and running
through the entire work il a marked
degree Of subtle. clear and exquisite.
melCd.-.
La BUheme" VIII enlist the efforts Of
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
When in Butte lunch at Sherman.a
Not Too Much SnnM.

Reports from the mountains near the
southwestern border Of the state saw
that the snowfall is lighter than it has
been for years. Where banks of snow
81 1eet deep used 10 be are now piles Of
snow moi more than $ or 10 feet. On an
average The depth is about three feet an
the foothills that skirt the main range
there is about foot Of snow. Noun
tatneers say that. unless February
makes better showing than did the
previous winter months, somebody il
summer
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds in the following real estate
transfers We're yesterday filed Tor record
in the office of the county clerk and re-
corder:
United States to James Robinson, the
north half of the northeast quarter and
the northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, section IA, township IA north of
range . west, comprising 100 acres;
patent
James Robinson to Elizabeth /. Rob-
inson, same property as above described
consideration nominal
Henry Vaughn and Joseph Billetdoux
to John y. W. Bielenberg, an undivided
tw o-thirds interest in the Belle quartz
lode mining claim, situated on Dry Cot
tonwood creek. near Sand Hollow. III an
unorganlzed district: consideration $50.
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if and Ralph Dunlevy defendant. The
suit involves only few hundred dollars,
alleged to be due as result of certain
transactions wherein hay and grain fig
ured. The attorneys consented to try
the case before the court without a Jury.
and the jurors We're excused. NJ. d.
Leehey of Butte appeared for the de-
tense and George Z. Winston for the
plaintiff. After argument the court took
the case under advisement.
sam Sechina was granted his final citi-
zenship papers and he is now a full
fiedged American.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

the prominent members of this company.
including Signora Nlontanari, Signora
Nicini, Slgnora Banton. Sgnor Frances
conf, Signor Cioni, and the great lyric
tenor. Signor Agostini. as well as MANY
others of lesser note. The entire chorus
will be seen, as well as the famous IraI-
ian orchestra, which has created the Mt
most enthusiasm and praise wherever
the company has appeared
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

Verdict for Plaintiff IN the Case of Old
hauber Carroll.
In the district court yesterday the iurv
in the case Of Claus Oldhauber vs.. ! r
Carroll Co. brought in a verdict for tho
plaintiff in the sum of $622 So damages
The plaintiff sued for something like
$1,000.
Yesterday afternoon was taken IN
with the trial of case wherein tho
Butte Cash Grocery company is plaint-
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
The Mill at Moose Lake.

The new Hiland mill at Moose Lake
will begin operations this week II is a
six-stamp mill. with plates. so construct
ed that additional stamps may be easily
added should the occasion warrant. Ores
from the Abe Lincoln and other nearby
mines will be treated
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

Henry Machen and Il. s. Clark are
working placer claim near Princeton.
and the indications are good for a prof
liable seasons work. Mr.. Machen Is
well known in these parts. having for
years held the position Of amalgamator
in the Royal mill
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28
Stockholders Meeting

The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Standard Publishing com
pany VIII be held at o'clock u. IN. on
Monday Feb. Z, 1898 at the Office of
the company. Standard building. in the
city of Anaconda. Mont. for election
OF trustees and the transaction of such
other business as may come before the
meeting.
J. II. DURSTON. President.
w. Il. SHANDREW, Secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

To officers and members Of Eureka
chapter No. l6 order Of Eastern star.
The grand worthy matrou. Mrs. Lucy
:. Ralisback. will visit the chapter this
evening, A full attendance u required.
by order worthy matron
HENRY REDMOND. Secretary.
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At the Montana-Abe Newbureer
New York; George S. Oliver, Denver:
n. {. Holmes, Butte; C. e. Locke. Chi
cago; III. K. Owen. +. l.. Kern, Butte:
Miss A. II. Smith. Vincent Smith, Phil
ipsburg; Maurice Eisenberg, Butte.
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Meyers piano store. 1T East Park

swedish Lutheran services will no
held in the Scandinavian church This
evening at o'clock. Rev. c. Il. Frisk
of Helena will preach
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In Olslen Times

People overlooked the Importance of nor
manently beneficial effects. and were sat
isfed with transient action; but now mat
it is generally known that Syrun of Eigs
will permanently cure habitual constina-
ton well-informed people will not buv
finally injure the system.
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All those interested in the organiza-
tlon OF polo team are requested to
meet at the office of J. +. Brien in the
Petritz block at s O'clock this evening.
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I HEO. EHRET
Undertaken and Embalmer
Main Street. Anaconda, Mont.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
NoIier.

Anaconda. Mont Jan. q. 1898.
IL Is hereby ordered by the board If
county commissioners of Deer Lodge
county. state Of Montana. that an extra
and special session of said board be- and
is hereby. called and appointed at the
ONCE 81 the county clerk IT said county,
at the city Of Anaconda. in said county,
for Thursday, the Sd day of February
a D.. 1895 and To continue in session
TWO days, II necessary, to transact the
following business.
First-To pay the salaries Of the coun-
ty officers and their deputies.
Second-To complete any business left
Enacted upon or unfinished at the last
regular session.
Third-To canvass the vote and re-
turns of the special election held on
Jan. = a d, lsgS. and declare the re-
suit thereof.
A. NJ. WALKER, Chairman.
JOHN D. ROM,
JAMES ". GEARY.
Board OF County Commissioners Deer
Lodge County, Montana.
STATE ot Montana, County Of Deer
Isodge-ss
Office # the County Clerk and Re-
Notice is hereby given that an extra
and special session Of the board OF
county commissioners Of Deer Lodge
county. state OF Montana. viii be held a.
me time and the place mentioned IA the
foregoing order, L. transact the business
therein stated.
witness my hand and official sal of
sad county, this z1sh day ot January,
1ssS
lS1a5i NJ MARTIN.
t.@tk al SalI Beard
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The RETURNS.

Only Few More Outlying Precincts To
Hear From.
The following table gives the vote on
the court house proposition as it now
stands. only few more outlying pre-
cincts are yet 10 be heard from:
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McBrayer whiskey is pure and whole
some. Sold by Devine, Third and Alder.
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HOGE, DAILY { CO., Bankers

ANACONDA MONTANA#
Buy and sell Domestic and Foreign Elk.
change ard transact General Ranking
BUSINESS. Collections promptly attended
10. Exchange drawn on London. Edin-
oursh. Glasgow. Dublin. Belfast Pans
Hamburg. Berlin and all the leading
cities OF Europe
CORRESPONDENTS
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1000 calendars for free distribution.
Call and secure one. J. T. OBrien.
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Ioole d Walsh have removed the old
relable harness shop from Main street
to 3O4 East Park avenue.
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Plumbing done by Young & Dezell
gives best of satisfaction
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Educate Your IsoweI. VIM cn.cnret

ANDY Caihsrti-. ~urs eau- tirrtleu .tr.s ~
4Ve' zoe. 1t. c. T. Tail, druggists refund .aeaey
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COURT TERM.
IN the District Court of the Third ia
dicial District of the state of sIontana
IN and for the County of Deer Lodge

In the matter Of the terms of court
Tor the year 1898.
In accordance with the provisions of
section 81 Of code of civil procedure IN
me statutes II Montana. il is hereby
ordered that the terms OF the above ~.
titled court II and for Deer Lodge
county be and the same are hereby
liked Tor the year 1895 as follows; Thai
the regular term heretofore beginning
on The first Monday in January be- fIxei
as the rrst term for the year 1898, and
that the terms for the remainder ~ ira
year he set for the first MONDAYS IL
May. August and November respec-
lively.
And Il is further ordered that the
clerk make due publication hereof as Is
required by Law
THEp BRANTLY. Judge.
Dated Jan. 2 1895
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1898 diaries for sale at L. A. Kings
book store. Main street
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J. F. Wenrich. editor of the Butt
Argus, was in the city yesterday o
business.
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AMIsEM ENTs.
DEL CONTE
ITALIAN GRAND OPERA COMPANY

Direct from Milan. Italy. together with
Mime. Geneva tombstone Bishop prima
donna Soprano Eighty artists Del
conte & Co, proprietors.
Friday, Jan. %. LA Boheme" by Puc-
eini. Saturday. Jan. -. "Cavalliera Rus
ticana' and 'Pagiacci." double BILL
\ grand chorus \ competent orchestra
under the leadership of Sig. Pietro Val
lini. The great Saloma Quartette with the
orchestra. l.. Saloma. violin concertantc.
Prices-Lower floor. $3.50 Balcony. 81.
Gallery. soc. Lower boxes. SIS. Upper Box
es. $40. Sale opens Wednesday morning at
. a. m. at Smiths Drug Store.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

For reliable plumbing go to ]. A..
Hasley. 215 Oak street.
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Attorney NJ. d. Leehey of Butte wa:
in the city on legal business yesterday
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RHEUMATISM
ABOUT THE CITY.
Baths-Montana hotel barber shop,

Baths-Montana hotel barber shop, 25c
! a. c. Holmes of Butte is in the city.
! Hyacinths in bloom, 20 cents per pot,
at Greig's.
Professor +. L. Kern is in the city
from Butte.
Miss Mariette Pease of Omaha is visit
ing friends in this city.
son has been born To the wife of
John Canty Of the west side.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard Office.
NJ. c. Leon&rd has returned from a.
trip to the Moose Lake district.
Select your wall paper at Mahan
Bros, where they carry a full stock.
George Hill of the Carpenter Paper
company was in the city yesterday.
Peter Gallagher left yesterday for
Granite, where he will spend some DAYS.
II. u. Owen, prominent insurance
man of Butte, was in the city yesterday.
Attorney NJ. d. Leehey of Butte was
IN The city on legal business yesterday.
j. F. Wenrich, editor of the Butte
Argus, was in the city yesterday on
business.
Toole d Walsh have removed the old
reliable harness shop from Main street
to 304 East Park avenue.
All those interested in the organiza-
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PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
3lsla f. Park avenue. Office hours. to
II a. M, to and to p. m
Residence, SIT Cherry street
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II. u. owen, a prominent insuran
man of Butte, was in the city yesterda
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NJ. {. Leon&rd has returned from
trip to the Moose Lake district.
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George Hill of the Carpenter Pape
company was in the city yesterday
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William L. Hoge. NJ p. Brcwniee. r. c
Chambers. Marcus Daily r r.
Sergeant " NJ. Thornton
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT.

Anaconda Steam Laundry. EOS e Park
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Peter Gallagher left yesterday (
Granite. where he will spend some dan
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-01-28

Latest styles of engraved calm
cards at the Standard Office.
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Select your wall paper at Maha
Bros, where they carry a full stock.
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ANACONDA
CLASSIFIED BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
PHYSICIANS.

]. NJ. sLIGH. II. D.. ''''''''7'''.'1''''e
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\ son has been born to the wife OF
John Canty Of the west side.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-08
S NJ ROBERTS.

In this issue will be found the
announcement of S. NJ, Roberts for
Representative of Miller county.
Mr.. Roberts has lived here for the
past ten years and is known in the
precinct as a hard working, indus
trious man, sober and honest. He
tells us to state that he is a sixteen
to one democrat, and that if he is
elected he will favor a railroad com
mission, is in favor of abolishing the
Smith railroad law, which IS a
scheme to steal the land OF the
state. He is also opposed to the
fish law and will use his best en-
deavors to have the law repealed,
unless he finds the citizens are in
favor of leaving the same on the
statute books.
Mr. Roberts will open his cam
paign at Bright Star tomorrow and
will speak at every place in the
county, telling of the measures he
proposes to introduce should he be
elected.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-08
THE SITUATION YET Grave.
European Powers Plead for
Peace in a Friendly
Spirit
SPAIN GIVEN A FEW HOURS TINE.
lnteroedes for Peaoe-Wlll Ask
Spain to Grant Armistice.
SPAIN GIVEN A FEW HOURS TINE.

Washington, April THE rep.
.resentatives Of the six great powers
of Europe, Great Britain, France,
Germany, Russia, Austria aud Italy
gave official form at noon today to
their recent conferences in the
interest of a peaceful solution of
the Cuban problem. After arrival
at the white house, on behalf Of the
ambassadors, Sir Julian Pauuce-
fote delivered a message Of friend
ship to the United States, express.
ing the hope that feelings of hu-
mauity and moderation would vet
lead to an agreement which while
securing the maintenance Of peace,
will afford all necessary guarantees
for the re-establishment of order
in Cuba"
President Mckinley replied in
fitting words, saying that he appre
ciated the kindly solicitude of the
powers for peace-"the government
of the United States appreciates
the humanitarian and dlsinterested
character of the communication
now made on behalf of the powers
named and for its part is confident
that equal appreciation will be
shown for its own earnest and un-
selfish endeavors to fulfill a duty to
humanity by ending a situation, the
indefinite prolongation of which has
become insufferable.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-08
Here is a Roast.

Jake Bloom, who has a meat mar
ket on the corner of State and
Sixth street, will slaughter a dozen
or more spring lambs on Saturday
for Easter eating, besides he will
have fowls of the barn yard and air,
cattle split at the hoof and other
wise, on the block, fish of the sea
and eggs of all fowls. In fact Jake
is fixed to deliver you any kind of
roast you may desire. Call him up
and leave orders. Phone No. 64.
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-08
wOODF0Rp STRONGLY GUARDED.
The Pope Asks for Peace.

New York, April IA dispatch
to the World from Madrid says:
The text of the pope's message
cabled to President Mckinley is
given in dispatch from Rome as
follows:
AS the head of the religious
fraterity l will solicit Spain to grant
an armistice in the name of hu-
manlty, l pray you pending
the result Of this step to
deign to suspend all extreme
measures"
President McKinley's reply is
given as follows:
"At least out of respect to your
Holiness we will wait, wishing sue
cess to your endeaYor."
The Daily Texarkanian., 1898-04-08

,glgG Styles IN JERElRY.
I,uis Heilbron,
rs, aoliablo JowaloT,
sr.ril display 1' b'.t,.
N.i.t SITS aud Sterling ou-
,sr Novelties
.rfrauIuethc new goods.