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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07
Business Notires.

No Sensible Man VIII Expect to Find
good liquors whore inferior mineral waters are kept.
CARL II. SClIIITI'S mineral waters cost a little
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Two More stories for the Hotel st. George.

Capt. William TumbridGe. the proprietor of
the Hotel st. George 10 Brooklyn. has got per-
mission from the Building Department to add
SlOO.UOO.
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ss Europe. from New York for London. passed
BeaChy Head.
81 Minnewnska. from New York for London. passed
BeAchy Head.
SIS PeConio. from New York for Palermo. passed
Fort Espuria.
So Indravelli. from New York for Singapore, passed
Perrin.
Ship William Law. from New York for Shanghai,
passed Anjier.
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SIS Tcntonic. from New York. at Queenstown.
Ss Kaiser Friedrich. from New York at Bremen.
81 Burgundla, from New York, at Marseilles.
81 Prnnsylvia, from New York, at Hamburg.
Ss Trayc, from New York. at Southampton.
Is AthAlie. from New York. at RochefOrt.
ST. Liv. from New York. at Hong Kong.
Ss Brooklyn City, from New York, at Bristol.
IS Alexandra. from New York, at London.
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CONGRATULATIONS FROM SPAIN.
The Military Societies Approve of tho San
tiREO Troops and Cervera's Men.
Special Cable Dt1patch to THE Sun.

uaGO Troops and Cervera's Men.
Special Cable Despatch to THE Sun.
MADRID, July 6.-Cable communication
with Santiago has been restored.
The military associations have decided
To telegraph their congratulations to the
troops at Santiago and to award medals
to them and to Admiral Cervera'a men,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-07-07

SAILED PROM DOMESTIC PORTs.
Is Geo. W. Clyde, from Jacksonville for New York.
IS SaCOUchee, from Savannah for New York.
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asw CIVILIZATIONS.

LTLL line French translAtions. liberal books :
i Humboldt libraries popular novels open oVaA1
tngs. PRATT. lSl otb eve
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Sc America. from London for New YORK.
Sc Elise Marie, from Rotterdam for New York.
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THE KESsICo CEMETERY Private station. Har,
i lem Railroad IS lninutca' ride from the Grand
Central Depot. once. 10 East AID ST.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-10
MARRIED..

VERSO ON il Saturday
forenoon at the Mefh odist arson
age, NJ: ] ohns ! and Miss
Laura M Iyers on we're united in
the bonds Of holy niatrin mon Rev:
3. r. Spicer officiating
The bride and groom are othfro1n
the western part Of Marshall county,
and will henceforth make their home
on Mr. Martin farm, which is beau
tifully located on the. banks Of the
! Red River. Their many friends unite
ID extending Is the hap ~ colpls q
long ind prospe Gus quincy rough
lie. Ssf;a Us 4 SIS &
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-10
St. Paul Oculist Coming.

Mr.. g. D. Bruce Tudor, NJ. A. O.,
Tudor.& Co.'s well known eye special
ist, will be. at the store Of their heir
agent, z. F. Whitney, the druggist,
ION Friday and Saturday, November
18th and 18th, for the PURPOSE Of
diagnosing and correcting Ill irres-
ular and complicated retroactive eye
troubles. AS Mr.. Tudor is not q
travelling optician whom you may
never see again but q member OF 8
we'll known firm Of manufacturing
opticians who willSvisit their agents
store regularly. i you think you
have anything the matter with y ON;
eyes or your spectacles do not suit
you we should advises you to see him.
No charge for thorough exarniha ton.
Two days only, Friday and Saturday,
November 18th and 18TH. Mir.
Whitney's Drug Store. \. 80 s s
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-10
ECkVOLL BREEzES.


1855
/ Mics Lulu Knutson hasI resumed
Eher studies in the public schools 81
Warren.
& Mr. !, Melvin Teige left for North /
Dakota last week, !,
Miss tulia GYnde Of Grpn vile,
Ninn., visited with Bessie Hotter the
|aatter,part ofsthe}weeks
MIL Johnny Sanding returned from
Nelson Co., N. D., last Tuesday, where,
he has been performing the duties Of
. threshing engineer during the fall.
Rumorsa have been sin circulation
lately to the effect, that Aiessrs. An-
drew Oseth ana Peter Olson l,nyftt.
been bear hunting in the town of By
Woods, Information as +, to results egg e
are nieagre and quentIy IRE III
clined to believe it a failure. : -
Messrs. Alexander Hotter g, and md!
Chas. r. Amnndson made George
Odegard 4 pleasant call last Sunday.
1 Mr.. Christian Knutson was the
fortunate man by winning the sewing
machine I'M the Swa nsoll rattle ies i iast t
Friday evening. Believing THAT i
Mr.. c. would veisolne oDe't to ran
it, he would now be all so. K,'''s
A very pleasant reception was. Civ
en- by Alr.a nd. Mrs. Iyersonl last Sat.
nrday evening in honor Of the MIR
rage Of their daughter, Laura, 70
John Martin. A large number OF
guests were present and all seemed
well entertained. The newly. married n, I I. q
couple were tile recipients Of many
valuable and useful presents.
y s. CoRREsPONpENT. /.
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w. D. WASHBURN. Jr.,
Lands, Loans, Real Estate,
1918 Guaranty Btugg
Minneapolis Mimi.
I E ); NOTICE. !.

Taken up by the undt rsig, ed !, =
his farm il Viking, sec. &c, two
calves, one red and one black with
white hind legs Owner will please
call, pay charges and. take them
away. JoHN 4BRANsoN.
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.wHEAT ! QUOTATIONS.

No. 1 Hard 70 ~ = ~ Sc cta.
" l Northern sstssss alsss''f.s
s - sssssas, - ssssss ~ isIsEe.
4. j.. Taralset, wants to buy
nc, 900 bushels Of oats. 8,
Foster, DENTIST, coming Tues
day, Nov, n, for S days. ss..sa ass 4
Get your seats reserved at Bro
dy's for Che Recital, Csc. I.
Wheat has been coming in alta
lively rate during the past few days.
ser 81 . in the Norwegian Lithi-.
cram church next. Sunday at 1880
Il. m.
Remember the Recital Friday
night at eight o'clock Admission Dig, i n
only l5c.
s1AIAsn Ri D. Gustaf Johanson and
Kajsa Olson were married Monday
by Rev. a. Mattson.
Several of the Warren, soldier
boys arrived home On fuqrlough to e
vote on election day.
FOR RENT: Two rooms iii my
house north of iron bridge Good
residence for small family. ,ss
JUSTICE CARLSON.
C. S. Hull, Dan Bernard, 2. I.
Brown, John Bolton aud Rennie
Ginsvet, Of New York returned to- TO,
day from a hunting trip, and brought
in two deer. s s' =
DIR. FOSTER, dentist, will be at
DR.. Wattam's Office Tuesday Nov.
y, to remain five days All branch bran 9!
% Of modern dentistry. ID
Tie Sanford Dodge company
presented ssThe Prisoner Of SPAIN
ut the Opera house on Monday night.
The drama was credqita!bt'lly performed
and was favorably received by com
paratively large audience.
"A farmers team made a lively
spin on our, streets yesterday after
noon. They ran down Johnson
avenue, bArely missing wagon
standing in front OF Winchester's
store, and were at last caught near
the iron bridge, no injury having
been done. ID
The Ladies OF the Swedish Luth-
eran church will give a supper at the
Opera house next Thursday evening,
Nov. ~. ..LUT"-FISH will be a
prominent item on the bill Of fare.
Coffee and cake will also be served.
Auction will take place after supper.
Everybody come.
There was a large wedding at
the home of Mr.. Turnlund in Com
stock last Saturday. The son 2. j.
Turnlund was united in marriage to
Miss Anna B. Hagen, Rev. A. Matt
son, Of this city, tying the nuptial
knot in the presence of a large num-
Der of friends of the contracting par
ties. Many valuable presents were
given to the newly welded pair.
MARRIED: C.sS. Halsa and Miss
Albertina johnson were united in
marriage at rookston on Nov. 9Th,
by Rev. Lindberg, OF the Swedish
Mission church. The contracting
parties are we'll known III this city
and have host Of friends who ex-
tend tosthem hearty organizations
and wish them much Joy and happi-
ness. Mr.. Halsa is an energetic and
highly respected business man Of this
city, and has for years been the local
agent Of the st. Anthony & Dakota
Elevator Co. The bride is also high
- esteemed and is sister Of Mr.;
j. johnson, Mrs. NJ. p. Larson and
Mrs. G. j. Pihlstrom, Of this city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-10
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Ing .ys,sn sfaiis u safe by J.
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II sssSssi H2saas: I..sssand cakes, ~
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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1898-11-10

&, The Advance tanning nil.
/ sold by VI: f, POWELL || Y s co.,
separates and cleanssall kinds OF
grain, and as an all around mill
gives the 9. best S|a'|tjisfais;f|ion.
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afternoon. In each case. the verdict
wal death from natural causes.
Mrs. Georgia Pinkston. proprietress
OF the sherman house at the time of
the death. took the stand when the
Inquest on Carl II. Thomas was re-
sumed. and said the little daughters
Of the deceased came running to her
room and cried for assistance. M
went 10 the rooms Of the Thomas fam
fly and saw the deceased lying on the
foor In his wife's arms. Witness ran
back and sent her husband for medical
assistance and when she returned he
was dead.
DIR. II. J. Loebinger was the only 9TH
er witness examined. He said he had
attended deceased for over a year. He
was afflicted with an incurable disease.
angina pectoris. which consisted OF the
o~ssihcation OF the large arteries, espe-
cially of the ~coronary artery OF the
heart. II IL liable to cause sudden
death at any time. He often had spells
which gave him q great deal of trouble.
The past few weeks he had treated
himself. having graduated as a doc
tor Of chemistry. Witness said there
was no doubt death was natural. and
that IL was Sue 10 sudden stopping of
the hearts, action through increase OF
the blood pressure caused by slight ex-
ertion.
In the inquest into the death OF Dud-
ley Cobb. A. ID. Williams. proprietor Of
the house where the deceased lived
last. told the circumstance OF the last
talk he had with Cobb and of the
finding OF the body. II was on Satur
day evening the witness last spoke to
him and counseled him to go TO the
poor farm. but he demurred. On Mon
day at Q o'clock in the afternoon wit
ness went to his room and found him
- $500 H.
plain of being Ill except once. about a
month before he died. but that was
nothing serious. Mrs. Elizabeth Will
Jams. wife Of the preceding witness.
repeated her husbands testimony.
Leroy Doud. an old acquaintance of
the deceased. said Cobb had not been
BILE to work for a long time. Witness
did not Know what his ailment was.
Witness knew nothing as TO the cause
Of death.
Mrs. Ada Buckles. niece OF the de-
ceased. said she had never known her
uncle till about a year ago. when she
ran across him by accident. he having
left his people in Indiana in the If
ties. She believed he was IS years
OF g
Samuel Pipes. Of 1926 West woolman.
knew the deceased about five years.
Deceased lived at his house about our
years. He nd been feeble for a long
time. A yea or so ago he had received
a bad fall. from the effects OF which
he had been still more enfeebled.
Mrs. Samuel Pipes gave the same
testimony as her husband. h preced-
ing witness. adding only that the de-
ceased had once told her he Was trou-
bled with his heart.
Dr.. p. J. Sheeran. the county physi-
clan. stated he treated the deceased at
the county hospital. His general o n
dition was very poor and he was a
man who would be liable to die from
heart disease at any time.
The Jury returned a verdict. merely
stating that the deceased died a nat
ural death.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
A Report on the Financial Condition of
the District Made.

A Report on the Financial Condition Of
the District Made.
The board Of school trustees held a
meeting last evening and received a
statement from Clerk Richards regard
ing the financial condition OF the dis
trict. II shows the available cash in
the treasury Is less than 81, 200. The
statement makes the following show
ing: Cash in county treasury, Oct. !.
s2,s76.14; received from sale OF books.
SIs.50; warrants Issued In Oct. 81
727.45; cash In county treasury Oct. 81,
H,4s7.1o warrants outstanding Oct. 81,
s357.72. Cash balance. 81. 1929 s. State
bills outstanding Oct. 1, s21. $3.50;
teachers salary for Sept. fs.T27.s0;
janitors salaries for Sept. $4,000: mis-
%cellaneous due bills, si.0s7.76 Total
outstanding due bills Nov. I. $50. 20e. so.
II was reported that there was over
S3s. 200 In the sinking fund. and the
clelk was instructed TO write to Far
son, Leach & Co, of New York. hold
ers OF school district bonds and ask
them TO make an offer at which $40, 900
worth OF the bonds could be redeemed.
The clerk reported that $500 worth
OF new text books had been ordered
and Superintendent Hendricks report
ed that the annex to the Garfield
school would be ready for occupancy
by next Monday. The Janitors' sal
aries for October. amounting to 1851. so.
were ordered paid In due bills.
The premiums on Insurance policies
on the East Centerville, Meaderville
and Lincoln school houses were or
dered paid. The clerk reported that
the district still owed the Stewart
Music company for q piano which had
been In use for ive years. The original
price was TO have been $50. and several
NJ the foaNhATQ and fhAtr ntpfla maid
$3.50 IN II. The music company Of
fered TO put the old machine I'm repair
and take SIS TO call the account square.
The offer was accepted.
The salaries OF the trustees we're or
dered paid and the meeting adjourned.
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IN AoDeMOuM.
Additional Facts Relative To the Life of
Carl Frederick Thomas

Additional Facts Relative 10 the Life of
Carl Frederick Thomas
To h Editor OF the Standard.
As an addendum to the little bio
graphical sketch Of the late G. +. Thom-
as. which appeared in your worthy pa
per relative TO his sudden demise on
Sunday last. | beg to say that the de-
cessed was not originally a professional
musician. but a natural scientist and
chemist. of which fact the undersigned
had occasion to personally convince
himself Carl Frederick Thomas held
a regular diploma a. doctor of chem
istry and philosophy. issued by the
Royal university OF Bonn.
He at one time occupied the position
Of experimenting chemist OF Bad Ems.
the well-known and favorite health re-
sort Of the old Emperor william. His
brother Is a prominent doctor and pro-
fessor in medicine In Baden. Germany,
with whom I am personally acquainted.
Respectfully yours.
HUGO ]. LoEBINGER. NJ. ID.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES
Silver. s1x.
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.

Heut pianos from Orton brO0-
T. ]. Walsh Is over from Helena.
Fred Orton. piano tuner. 1o7 z. Bdwy.
W. I. Higgins of Deer Lodge is in
town.
John Ganetson OF Salmon City. Idaho,
is in the city.
f. d. Ellis and G. shansing came
over from Bozeman.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co.. 11s North Main street.
r. w. Merritt Is in the city from the
old mining town of Rochester.
DIR. Norcross makes no charge for ex-
aiming the eye or fitting glasses.
Miss Mary r. Brady, who a been
visiting the Omaha exposition. has re-
turned.
Deputy United States Marshal Jack
son came over from Big Timber yes
terday.
James Patton. the well known min
ing man of Philipsburg. came to town
yesterday.
Those we sell for Two Fifty are all
right. Boucher.
Col. C. NJ. Atkins has returned from
a trip to Idaho. He was accompanied
by his son. Arthur.
William Murray and Miss Ellen Grit
fifth. both of Butte. were married in
Anaconda yesterday.
A 10-pound son was horn yesterday
TO the wife OF william Riley, Of No.
12s West Copper street.
Attorney General c. b. Nolan came
over from Helena last night and will be
heard In the opera house tonight.
There may be better Suits than those
we sell for Ten Dollars. but you'll have
to pay more for them. Boucher.
John Johnson. an inmate of the poor
yesterday n charged with insanity.
Bids wanted for moving and loadine
on cars the mill engine at Blue Bird
mill. Blue Bird Co. Al Silver Bow
block.
Jacob Osenberg, Charles Schatzlein.
Fred Bliss and Herman Distil left yes
terday for a hunting trip in the game
preserves of Idaho
Yesterday at 8 o'clock James @.
Welch n Miss Maggie f. Holt were
united In matrimony, Rev. J. f. Noft-
singer. officiating. Both the bride and
groom are residents OF Butte, and their
many friends wish them much happi-
ness.
DR.. o. Y. Warren. democratic candi-
date for the legislature from Deer
Lodge county, came up yesterday from
Warm Springs. The doctor IL In charge
at the Warm Springs. where some ex-
tensive building improvements are be-
ing made.
The following students of Butte BusI-
ness College secured positions n
week: John Hanley. with the Inter
mountain Publishing Co.: Dora Brene-
man. stenographer for the populist
central committee: Meta Glover. stem
ographer for registry agent.
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At the Imperial.

The Nibbe French Burlesque COM
psny opened TO q packed house at the
Imperial theater last night. and gave
a splendid entertainment Tortioni.
the myriad dancer. proved a big card.
The Gordon sisters are exceptionally
fine vocalists. and Miss Gladys Carter.
I'm her Spanish dance. captured the
house. The Midway Trio. Ira Holston.
Matt Kursalle, h Nibbe brothers all
proved a success. The Sedley Dramat-
&c company produced the great sensa-
tional drama. Brother Against Broth
er" and made a huge success. Taken
all in all the Nibbe Burlesque COM
pany II one OF the best vaudeville or
CARNATIONS that has ever appeared in
this city.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02
Pat Points in
Passing Politics

II there has been any wavering during the campaign it is dissp-
pearing, and next Saturday night will see the end Of it, The goldbug
campaign work has exhausted itself in q effort to attract attention to
side issues. The conclusion to which Butte is fastening is that the way
to help silver is to stand by the silver ticket
Have you noticed it From first to last not one word has been
said in favor Of silver at any Clark fusion meeting yet held in Silver
Bow county.
1t looked fora time as il gold might be potent in Butte in the aid
Of the Clark goldbug ticket. 1t is the assured fact now that Butte will
not support a ticket that has no platform except a barrel.
tits coming out all right. Every friend Of free coinage has reason
to feel cheered over the marked improvement of the past two days in
favor of ignoring side issues, Clark hrebrands and Clark barrels, and
putting Butte squarely on record a the enemy of all goldbugs
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02
Resolutions OF Condolences.

At q special meeting Of the Canadian
Institute. held OF the 3lst inst, the
following resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, IL has pleased the SUI
preme Being. In his infinite wisdom.
20 call into his kingdom one Of our
beloved brothers. Levi Ciard. be IL
Resolved. That we. members and
friends of the Canadian Institute. offer
to the grief-stricken family our most
sincere coincidence. and be Ii further
Resolved, That a copy of these reso-
buttons be inserted I'm our and
a copy thereof addressed TO the be-
reaved family and inserted in our local
papers.
r. +. FoNTANE,
l.. II. MOLLEUR,
H. GALLEY.
Committee.
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GRAND RALLY TONIGHT.

Col. c. B. Nolan OF Helena and Capt.
Frank q. Higgins OF Missouia will ad-
dress the democrats OF Silver Bow
county tonight at Maguire's opera
house. The Silver Bow Glee club and
the Copper Hill band viii be in attend
ance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02
GOOD ROADS.

Mayor Harrington Has Received IN Invi-
tstton tn Attend the Convention.
Mayor Harrington received an invita-
ton yesterday TO attend the National
Good Roads convention. which is TO be
held at st. Louis from the 2lst 20 the
s3rd OF this month. The invitation II
signed by a committee OF II In charge OF
the arrangements. which IL headed by
Governor Lon v. stephens OF Missouri.
Mayor Harrington is asked TO appoint
30 delegates to the convention and will
do so upon persons who desire To attend
sending In their names. The invitation
states that special railroad rates for
delegates will be made.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02
IhQUESTS HELD.

The Verdict I'm Each Case. Death From
Ussvoidsble Causes.
Acting Coroner Justice Laurandeau
completed the inquest ON the body of
Carl +. Thomas last evening. and held
another on the body Of Dudley Cobb.
the old man who was found dead in
bed at 10 West Mercury street Monday
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Price. $1,000
10 Ready-to-W Wear Suits
At Cost and Less

Not a single day passes without
three or four or more of these
fne suits go out. Isn't it a
pleasure to buy fine ready-to-wear
suits. Saves time, money, worry
and trouble. This sale will GER
tainly tempt you.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02

Big words like removal. red letter.
remodeling sales are mere words TO
catch your eyes. There are dollars and
cents In Cans * Kiein's big reduction
sale.
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The funeral OF Levi Giard will take
place to-day at 2 p. m. from the resi-
dence Of his brother-in-law. ]. n. Mar
colt. 2isia South Washington.
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DON'T PUT OFF TO-DAY.
See the Best Fortune Teller.

See Inc bc>t Fortune Teller.
Madam Renno tells past and future
life. all about marriages. love. trouble
changes. journeys. work and business.
i31 West Broadway. Butte.
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DIR. W. II. Haviland. Baltimore block,
Il West Park. Telephone 5ls.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02

DIR. Dodd OF the owsley makes free
examinations Of the eye.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02

For q perfect At In glasses, 60 to the
Butte Optical company. ~ West Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02

Don't be lured by big advertisements:
wait for Cans & Klein's big reduction
sale.
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Tan and blue. two-toned.
Green and tan. two-toned. 1un
Blue and green. two-toned. UUO
Red and black. two-toned.
Brown and green. two-toned mi
Turquois and black. two-toned. vu,
Red and green. two-toned.
"A inches wide n excellent weight
Real value. 81 yard.
Another splendid lot OF heavy hard
twisted plaids. a. inches wide. that the
WASH tub Will not hurt.
Most Scotch Clans. with some SA,
French designs. In brown HYC
grounds; actual value. Soc yard
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-11-02
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