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MASONIC BOOKS 4 GOODS.

= ILLUSTRATED History OF Free
NJ masonry. Kegaiia, Je"els'
" ~ pins. Charms and Lodge sup,
~ plies REDplNG & o.. ~
" broadway New-York.
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roInIyc REDS AND COTCHFS.

--~0O~~~1~01~0~~0~|>7
sPrclALTIES ~ FOLDING BEDS 10
g.vles 20 select from. FRED r ANS-
LEY CO. 81 Wes. li.h-st.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

->N-o)o-N-0~NNN~-~.0~>.0 r>-~N~coc>O~DN-~|~
ALCOHOLISM absolutely cured: new
method. full information gratis. Rev. l.
y. PLUMER. 2O3 West lith-st.
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CLASS APPARNTls :.

.>,>,>--~.>. .'~'>'> ~ - WV
tnn CHEMICAL. physical and phars.
Item U.s.. r. MACHLETI SUNS
- !. Ia EAat "a -
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DOCS. ANIMALS AND birds.

DOGS. AMIN AND BlRDs.
ANsONA CATS. Kittens dogs Of every
description. reasonable griUes. pet AM
ma. 1oaresd e. kNAIP -" 9Th ave.
uHlS AND CAGES Large ss.o-tment
..nar.f. ari other sung iifSs az
DREW Ga Illf.I o.. Brooklyn.
BEAUTIFUL lDrssIlfc terriers. KING
Cfari.- E'enhrim. Prince gfs-l~s ans
Ja.ans-, fp.l..ls. & 21s Wet ilth %.
BIRDS animals. wholesale and reta.l.
%. Al.D BURNS. IGs 'utn 81. Animals
supplied 20 pAsAs. x51.ogicaI gardens.
u.t4E.l.er
ESTABLISHED so -ArFora catr. thor
f.... rs. tii krrs tnl Pigeons.
- I STANTON ~ loJ II.
rArGr ASSORTMENT Carnrles and
F4r~- Tri Food Cola Fish Aquarium.
Dor, MATER- 207 West ~ -.
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cAx ANn ELECTRIC SIGNS.

-~.~1.~~->--l.~~ mn r~~-~~,~|r-o-~~~.o |-c~
Ir.rT-NlNATTp SIGNS for gas or eleo-
,-,rlty suitable fpr any LINT business.
11Ios HUGHES. 81 Clinton Place
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WATCHES,

NATHAN WATCHES, 90 IL you are
thinking OF getting one see Us; we can
save YOU money. QUlNCHE BANhs.
a Maiden Lane. Take elevator.
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GOLD AND FOUNTAIN PENS

TuL Genuine Foley" Cold PENS. GUN
tain Pens. 81 L. s.. E.ihp.itne.
years. ~ broadway. opp2sl-- ~
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MIRRORS AND FRAMES.

-~~--~~>~r>~~~>~~<~~~~~~~~~
JOHN c. GRAUI. 1871 West 2Sd-st.. ola.
est and largest store O, It's Kind 10
GrSHt"r New-York.
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IVORY GOODS.
INDI.LliiLE MAHiNING.

O-~~>>~>>~~>~>~>~~>>>~-~~,','> ~|-0~'>>
0EGEILnl.E MARKING uu sheets. nap
t,r. har,lk c~cht-rs etc 2Jc. per dozen
goods called for. SHAW MARTIN, onS
ON ave bet. 3Sth and 39th SITS.
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WONDERFUL DEAUTIFIER.

>~>D~-~~~S~~.N~-~o~~ ~N~~N~So-c~o~~~~~~
THE BEST AND PUREsT FACE WASH;
removes wrinkles. tlaekheads and PIN
pies. PARKE. 1oo 0th-ave.
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PAD HINDlNG

.o1~o~c~O~No~No~~~S~NI~ o~~~"Sc~0sHy>~o~HS'~>>~~
WALTER CARVER. w w ''; ;,s"-,.l,g
Ncw- Yorl.-Pdper cutting. P',.,,,,
.yelefiing' calendar work sVeS'"''''
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,,,>k nooKs 4 STATIONERY

(-or-l-~~-~~-D~-r~~-~---- -1-7-|-1|T-"-''77-77
CASH BONES. I.tnh i.a l.H. ,.Hs; -
.r. etc.. 81 'ut Rates. 80 ia"
eTtTIONERN STORE. 20 Fulton a.
TYPrWRiIEH~ supplies. Law H.anhs
Defender nir u cis l.lans h'"N-. '"'
,.r.-.t %f%GTR's i25 Chambers 81.
Fill, LINE Journals Lefrers Day. '"'h
Books. lowest f..st.nIc prices :. .
CI'RTIN eo7 Grcenwich-s;.
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PAPER BOXES.

,>>o~>~~>~~~-~-~~>>N~'>~~>'' >>N1-"'>'0> pan.r
rRFD ! MEYER. manuiacturer OF Paper
foxes. Ciorh-cOverei Office MINK o"~
a specially. - Beekman-s'
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UNDERTAKE ER.

JNDERTAkER.
AT 2.i74 TT'H AVE. 18TH ST. Edward Z.
KeNs. practical undertaken and en-
balmer Telephone 90 Harlem.
UNDERTAKING and EMBALAlNS IN al
It's branches: many years experiences
frs.-c,ass service. satis:s elton guaranteed,
a ways open. HERMAN 4. DEl.lCs; ,6S
Decatur-st formerly = South BROOKLYN,
Telephone 224. East Nev-Nerk-
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~.~c~~~~->cr>t~NrN|No~0~ N-|>0~>'~>0>>>'~~ ~
PICTURE FRAMING az makers prices
whlle waiting II desired a special a.
count 10 srn onis an1 artists. I'D -. PIC
iure ana Frame shop ijS West 23f-'t.
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TYPEWRITERS.

3LrCKENSDERFER TYPEWRITERS are
guaranteed the best: price. $50: thou
,ande IN use. send Tor home Endorsements.
BLICN ENSDEKFER MFG CO.. Isl
broadway. Room :.
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WHITE ENAMELLED LETTERS.

~-~~~<00|0NON~0NN|~ Observation-Disclosures
FOR WINDOWS: also aluminium and
bronze, enameled steel advertising signs:
numbers ard municipalities for hotels.
steamships and private dwellings. BEN
FIELD. % Fulton-st
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AN IIV ~ HaI1F I1iE' U '''"'''
~<~~s~~e>|>>e>~N~rNr~>'.7~0
AT BTLIDCK'S. a5l Fourth ave. On
exhibition fine "Hohh,ma' and other
old paintings aad antiques.
AT q fao-ifcc several iinn old painting
CurjOs antique mahogany furniture.
MANHATTAN 80. :4N shave.
ANTIQt l. LACES. Jrwelry. SNvcrware.
worries. Paintings. Fans Ola goli ana
silver bought. EBl.E. los West 42f -
GRAGG ANTIQUES CO.. JIG West 40
IT,. buys md sells Ola mahogany. silver.
teweiry. colonial. china.
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ALIMINIM NOVELTIES.

ALUMINIUM SOUVENIRS IN large variety
at REDMOND q GOITLOBS <. wholesal-
ers ans retailers. SCI broadway. 0rar 18th
g. Downtown branch. 20 Cortiandt St..
HaNerf.V.r filrc
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~~~.oO~ ~~~o-~~o-~- -.-~-~e, - 49,
cTfILNAN rrfrer Bar iav AMI Green
wish st8.--OIlsst nrf w.st 20 liable shoe
store down'oN 49, Established 1879.
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BUSINESS FURNITURE & BONES

LETTER and document n.ng caJlne.H'
pir.Dn hole cases. hl.Ecases, shelly ing
fancy hardwood hrvee shipping ard IN 1. i,
.ns boxes SEN-NITN DAEiNNT NM
WOOL WORKING 80 - NM -
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DENTISTRY.


ID-.DS DENTAL EAIlDk9. - East
ia. ST. sO.th SIDE Union square. Ply
c..s. in sycry respect Iri "s moderate.
C.u arl see ~ Eraulnati1rs frre.
SENSITIVE ANU TENDER TEETH filled
absolutely without pain llGN-r.ass cen-
firtr, twenty thousand references Dr.
MAY. l32 West i2aih-st
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WATCHES on fNsTALLMENTs.

>~~~~~~~~-~-~~~-~>| -
FINE DIAMONDS, Watches: weekly PAY,
ments: all goods guaranteed. VAN
SUPPLY co. 3 Made" Lane Room "-'
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FINE TAILORING.
FOREIGN MONEY BOUGHT.

FOREIGN MONEY. old yold silver. dia-
monds iewelry. antiques. pOst1s7
stamps. highest prices paid. SCHWARTZ
- Yves, 49d-st.
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COST NENS.

-D~~~ ~c~~oO>~o~~c-~|>|~o-
J. WUSTL5 sDSS. Cosiumers i'r -.
sfricala Ma-GI"rades. ei.. Dress ,',...'
renird = Smtn-s'.. near Fulton "'''''
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

CHANDLER. 3Oo i-uiion-st. brooklyn -
New OF second hand pianos. many max
ers. a. very low pr IS 'or Sa'e u 's"''
b.. value IN Brooklyn.
rrrTAHLE CONNOR PIANOS sold on
terms 20 suii purchasers. renting. ex-
Ling reraIr.ns. s-rond hand upr. ghts.
s,"s S'fo squares SIS upward. CON
NOR ! Els; 42d-s,
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HELP WANTED.
Female

,,v~e WANTED for light and rrontapie
.4ADIf'' a,,ins spring and summer no
woIk rg. easy and fascinating. ADDRESS
eaays.,sa.Irnno NOVELTY. Box 1881. Boston.
Mass
----s - do plain sewing a. home - 90
DAY, aAArcssei envelope for particl
stamp w. HUTTON d CO.. Phlladd-
pa. penn.
----rs IN each c.'y 20 represent ne NIL
- IA ---,,.s COMPANY. also the Morrill,
per- c,,re MILLER MORRILL, con-
I1,tSy SO Rroacway room %.
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CORSETs.

-->~~-~~>~~~~~~c~>~~~N~~~ ~
PACQUIN MODEL CORSET. ATE, 'ry
city. 70 BE- had only M THE 49,
SHOP Broaaway and 2Oth-st. Lingerie
Teicnoir~ Hardkerchicfs End NeIe
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.

/ -<>.>-~~>,~>.~>~.~N>~> >>,-~ = -
| rCXDFII.s improved llfciike ARTIFICIAL
/ i,r,hs are The best. A. CONDEIsI'
rnanufacturer. S52 Broadway. near l4th 81
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CATARRH 4 STOMACH TROUBLE

MEN. after others IAN. consult RED
CROSS ASSOCIATED PHYSICIANS. 1871
Nes' 4ifh.ef.. hours 1o-l2 &c
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UVtS> WOItI>IcKs.

.-~-~>~>~>-----~ 49, -'- - - r- ~ ..,.l..-
NANI rFAf~I REFS ~ plum 90. ~ 10
plated goods ". $ a II. SMITH %
Ain sf.. SeD- York
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PATENTS.

PATENTS obtained for $40 ard GNsrn-
ment fee. trade marks, 80 nr,
TpI,'AI, AGE" Bureau. lOi Times bug
TuOAfAs DREW STErSON. % Murray
st.-Pateut solicitor aad eNps. Es .
r.shed ISIS Telephone cali. 2.l36 Cort-
landt.
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CASENIANING AND STAMPING.

-~|-|010(0--
SAMUEL MCAIN. 80 Nesey-st.. y. T.;
forty years experience.
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ADVERTISING NOVELTIES.


S,,de,|snd manufacturers u Advertising
,ovsIl,es. cel.uloid goods specially. -oA
. -burch-si y. !.
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ELASTIC STOCKINGS.

WI ARE MANUFACTURERS by buying
q u you buy direct and are fitted ac-
curately ut bottom prices with fresh ma
teriaL HALL MANUFACTURING CO..
1888 Broadway
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>~~~>~>>~>~~>>~|~~>'>0~>>0~
ARCHITECT RAJ Deco.at onh. eNr!S de-
scriptIon. exterior af'. interior. is',
,,.,tt CONN. sfaG. capitals. Gable or
r.w.nf4 F,.faors els. weaihefpfpol'
nnrst modelling. largest line WOOD
iniln ~qIsr~
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,,,upru,S CORK MATS.

PlHIEsh = w y.
>~~.~~>~><~~~S~~rN~>N>>~
,,S,pprR's CORK MATS ere mos I'm In,
Portable 10 ,he feet and sA9uH NC
T., al bathrooms. 1921 bsoacwaS'
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PICTURE PRESENTS.

-sNoDNo~NNNOoOOONN0O NNNN0N-0NNN0NO'
FRAMED TNGEANINGS. photogravurrs
aqua:eils urd ua PAINTINGS, popular
prices. kEANER BROS. 20 ctn ave.
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FURNISHED ROOMS.

~C-O~D|4OC0-C> )~>|S( |~|o>
NEWLY furnished large and small rooms
private baths; references. loo Mai's"h-
ave.
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,y,cr MARKS AND SIGNS.

eoooONN NOOo.oONNN~N>N~0NN
sIGNs Price Marks and window IlcHets'
IA aud silver stamped Tor all ousl-
to.I MASTERS. 2l6 Ccntre-st.
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CARPENTERS AND nUILDERs

opnrrs ,-,-np,fv executed. iolblng at
,.d.t ., ..flmatss cre~rfully gwen,
AnAN-OS - Ann =. Tclephone' "'4''
t.mr...rlf
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nRIC-a-HHtC a FtN KEPAIhths
~
C. LENfTLE 81 Nss' 1911 20. formerly
Win Tiffany \ Co.. fet faction SlAia'-
feel. fans speciality
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srENOGRAPHERs A. WRITER'S.

MISS WOODER. 20 Broadway. doer &C
curate and hrst-clsss work: oooxie's
circulars Telephore 3OOl. Cortlanct.
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LADIES' TAILORS.
LOST.

OsT.-Bankbook No. 723. s72. Bank for
Savings $50 sth-ave.. New-York. pay
uent stopped. Please return book TO bank
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DESIGNERS AND PHOTO IN
GRiNER-.

oOOo.oOon.oNor0ro N>>0o1-0o>NrrNoONoD0
DISPLAY A.. CO.. 20 Church - ni''
headline. la.r,e. cnt's designs.
,i- f. Dor. -.gf... u. ir4a.. lf.r..
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4lNEKEEPEE. &c.-A middle aged man.
sNede as tmeKecper r. factory or
r1ennan IN some large concern thor
s.shiy reliable. VII! furnish nTsi c.ass ref
49, IRON last emil )ver. ADDRESS p a
~. o<s ferman-st. Brooklyn
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air.. GtN. 70. sober ant reliable. 6e-
YITs rcositlon n wholesale house HOP
.,,,NS MAN. college graduate. seeks po-
tior - ss secfefary. teacher or any posi-
will,,. f."aesiy and trust are required .
--.-ng 70 ravsl. q Y. 8!g Past i5.tb-st
trade sa". 10. would iih. 20 iearn
1alIL. i.eoc BristoS-sl
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WAITRESS A lady desires situation lor
her waifress whom she has employed for
i've years and can highly recommend. m
fcrview ~ desired Address J.. o. Box
gis Sew York.
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A Proclamation of Liberty.
From the Boston Post.

from the Boston Post.
AS a starter for the education Of the
ubans in the art Of self-government.
the proclamation of General Wood to
the Inhabitants of the military depart
ment of Santiago forms an admirable
text boo Although the government
which General Wood administers is es-
sentially military. and must be such
until civil authority Is established, the
regime which he prescribes in this proc
lamation must astound the sufferers
under Spanish despotism by the broad
liberty which II to citizens in
divfdually and collectivelv.
The right Of public assembly and dis
cussion. Of free speech, Of petition, of
the practice Of religious belief without
prejudice TO civil privileges: open
courts. swift justice. no confiscation of
property. no self-incriminating evidence
or judicial persecution. These are the
main features of the scheme OF govern
ment which %supplant the Spanish sys-
tenn.
II ought not to take the Cubans OF
Santiago province a great While 20 as
simulate these ideas. strange as they
may at first seem. They represent the
American idea OF liberty. and that. al
though imperfectly understood, has
been the Cuban ideal through genera
tons of struggle and sacrifice for free
dom. When the Cubans learn these
things. they will be mt for self-govern-
ment.
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the PURPLE eAIusrRAoC

IL In the spaces infinite. to which we fare.
There Is a purple bslustrade, where dusk
meets day.
Though Illustrate in all else. I shall not
care.
For. to the Love that holds US. I shall
say
Let me sit here a little while.
Let me sit here a very little while"
And to the Law. that guides US, I snail
say
Let cease for me the songs of spheres.
that roll below:
Let me not know the fragrant Aramanth,
pray.
Let me forget the swinging stars" and
so
shall sit there a little while,
shall sit there a very little while.
Then IL ! can forget the grave from which
1 came.
And lean across the bondage of the
mists that rise,
1 may remember how my earth-lights
flame
Our candle and the love-light In your
eyes.
And so find paradise a while.
At every dusk. a very little whie.
-Flavian Rosser. In Golfers Weekly.
BE Moderate.
From the Washington Capital.
Take things as you find them. but don't
take all the things you find.
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ANACONDA news.
DefR LODGE COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET.

For Representatives in h Legisla-
JOHN FITZPATRICK.
J. r.. TOOLE.
f. d.. MATS.
J. NJ. MADDEN.
o. Y. WARREN,
CHARLES BOYLAN.
For Sheriff
JOHN CONLEY.
Fol County Treasurer
p. d. TWOHY.
For County Clerk and Recorder
NJ MARTIN.
Fol- County Attorney
JOHN H. DUFFY.
For County Assessor
GEORGE s. MILLER.
For County Superintendent OF Schools
MISS HELENA M. GLEESON.
For County Surveyor
w. Z. PINEGAR.
For Coroner
A. HARDENBRooK.
For Public Administrator
JOHN Y. BATTERTON.
Fol Justices Of the Peace. Anaconda
Township
FRANK KENNEDY.
THOMAS c. BOLAND.
For Constables. Anaconda Township
DANIEL LYNCH.
VAL SHEBAT.
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MYR0 BOUND OVER
Must Stand Trial for Assault in
the First Degree.
TOO HANDY WITH HIS GUN
Took Four shots at Gus Olson. One OF
Which Embedded Itself In the Vic
tim's Arm Bail Placed
at $500.

The preliminary examination of Peter
o. Myro on a charge of assault in the
first degree upon Gus Olson was had
before Judge Fitzgerald yesterday
morning. Myro' was bound over to the
district vi in the sum of $500. Myro.
1t will be remembered, is the fellow who
took o or Ave shots at Olson in a sa-
loon at the corner of Front and Main
streets three or four days ago. One of
the shots struck Olson In the arm near
the elbow.
Gus Olson was the first witness for
the state. He testified that he was
tending bar in the saloon at the time
the shooting occurred. Myro had been
in the saloon a number of times during
the three or four days preceding the
day upon which the shooting occurred.
He a been drinking some and had
been spending considerable money. He
seemed to be possessed with n desire
to whip everybody in sight when he
was drunk. On the morning of the day
upon which the shooting took place
Myro came into the saloon about 10
o'clock. He got SO noisy and created
such a disturbance that Olson ordered
him out of the place.
Myro came back in about 20 minutes.
The first thing the witness noticed was
when he saw him come into the door
and walk up to the bar. Myro said,
Hello, you ---" or something
to that effect, and at once began to
shoot. The witness did not know
whether he fired -four or five shots. One
of the shots struck the witness In the
arm and two others struck the mirror
behind the bar. As soon as the bullet
struck the witness he dropped down
behind the bar. That was all he knew.
except hat some one bound up his
shoulder Inc too him to the hospital.
Another witness by the name of
Riley testified that he was In the sa-
loon at the time. and was reading a
newspaper. His attention was first
called to Myro's entrance by a shout.
The witness did not pay any particu-
lar attention to this. He dropped his
newspaper. however. when the first
hot was fired. When he looked up
Olson was behind the bar and Myro
was shooting at him.. When Olson
dropped down behind the bar Myro
started to go round the end of the
a He had the revolver In his hand.
The witness grabbed Myro about the
waist and tried to hold him. Myro
struggled to get loose and said to wit
ness to let him loose SO that he could
to gain the mastery. struck Myro in
the face. Myro still struggled and kept
swapping the gun. Riley called upon
Jim Sweeney to help him hold Myro.
Sweeney took the gun away from Myro
and put IL in his pocket. after which
they found a policeman and Myro was
taken into custody.
Harry Isaacs was also called for the
state. He was standing at the bar
TALKING IN Olson when the frat ehot
was fired. The bullet passed close to
his face and his face was powder
burned. He helped tie up Olson's arm.
Nyro made little or M defense. He
made the claim that Olson owed him
some change. which he wou not pay
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[II0I2IHlJ

prin.r secondary or ssrsiary sVhi,is -
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AGAINST THE SHERIFF
Gregory Schwend Brings Action
for Damages.
A STOCK OF GROCERIES
Plaintiff Claims the Sheriff Refused &c
Sell the Stock to Him Under an
Exscution-suit Against
Guardian.

An action was begun yesterday in
the district court by Gregory SchwenI
against John Fitzpatrick. sheriff. che
complaint alleges hat on June is. ISIS.
the plaintiff in this suit began an ac-
ton in the district court against
Joseph H. Schwend upon tw, promis-
sorry notes; that judgment was entered
for the plaintiff for s1.33I.22. s141.22 as
attorney fees and 81 costs.
On June % an execution was issued
and the sheriff levied upon the stock II
merchandise OF the defendant. Joseph
H. Schwend, consisting OF groceries.
etc. The defendant in this action. as
sheriff. advertised the stock for sale
and the plaintiff bid upon IL the sum
of 81. 800. and rendered to the sheriff his
costs and commission for making the
sale. and demanded of the defendant TO
deliver the goods. but the defendant ie-
fused so to do.
1t is further alleged n the sheriff
readvertised the goods for sale under
n same execution, and did sell IN IN
for $l.265 to one Oppenheimer, and de-
livered them to him. and as sh eriIf,
has refused and failed to pay 10 the
plaintin the amount due him under / Is
judgment and execution aforesaid, or
any portion thereof. and the same is
still due and unpaid. The plaintiff f,r-
ther AYERS that the said stock of Goods
was of the value of 1866.
Wherefore. the plaintiff asks judg-
ment, with interest at 10 per cent, from
June Is. 1898, for sl47.22 attorneys fees
and for costs. and for $685. 80 as lam
ages for the loss of the said sale to the
plaintiff.
Sawyer & Walsh and Mcconnell &
Mcconnell are attorneys for the plain
County Attorney Trippet yesterday,
In M name of the state of Montana,
commenced an action In the dist .ict
court against Florence Thibideau, as
guardian Of the estate of Edmond D.s-
chene. insane 1t IL alleged in the I'd n
plant that on Feb. z, 1895, a complaint.
duly verified. was filed I'm the district
court against Edmond Deschene. ie-
lating that he was suffering under mn
tai arrangement. and that by reason Of
such insanity was unsafe to be at large,
and thereupon such proceedings We're
had In the court that afterwards, on
Feb. IL, 1895, h said Deschere was
declared n ~adjudged to be insane ard
was sent to the asylum at Warm
Springs. where he has since been.
That In 1895 the sad defendant,
Florence Thibideau. was appointed
guardian of Deschene's estate and let
tiers were issued. The said Deschene
has property now in the possession Of
the guardian Of the value of 50. 900. of
which about sl.100 Is in money, and ~ e
remainder in real estate. of the rental
value of S24 per month. That the ex-
pense to the plaintiff. the state OF Mon
tana. for keeping the said Deschene as
insane. has been 80 cents per day from
Feb. IL. 1895. to the present. amoul 1t
ing to $1,215.90. no part of which has
been paid.
The plaintiff therefore asks Judgment
gainst the defendant for 81. 215. 80.
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