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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

called Grain.O Ii is q delicious, appeti2
ing, nolrishing food drink TO take the
place Of coffee. Sold by ell grocers and
liked by all who have used it because
when properly prepared it tastes like the
finest coffee but is free from all inIuriC US
properties. Graip.O aids digestion aud
strengthens the nerves. II is not stimu
liant but health builder, and children
ss we'll as adults, can drink it with great
benefit Costs about IA as much as col
fee. Is and Is cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21
MIRIAM HARD'S Estate.

Az sTArE or VrEnoEr District u Manchester "a
BE II remembered, that al a sossiou OF tho
Probate Court holden al Manchester, within
and Tor said District, on The Oh day OF July
A. u, 1898,
irc,tnt. Hos " x FopLrn, Judge.
Whe'eas, eeriA u instrument ~ writing,
under sesl, pnfp0r'ing b. be the last vii and
t,stAbeat ol knam Had late Of Arlington 10
said u strict. deceased. hhuag been this day
piesontra 70 SAID Court of Probate aud duly
filed h the Register Otlcef Therefore. IT IL or
defed that all persons int ested IN the estate
ofsald fecesssd be notified TO appear before
said Court At the Probate Office Ia Manchester,
Ia said District. 90 the 3fd day Of August A u.
1898, " ten O'Clock In the forenoon, by pubhcs.
lion II Il lie 0rder three weeks sncesssiFeiy
previous tho et0, 10 the Manchester jouEHAL,
Newspaper printed At Manchester Aforesaid, 10
show osuso, n Any they may have. Why sad
instrument Ia writing should 20, BE- proved nnd
allowed az Tie lGsl will aud Testament u the
said decsAsbd.
ltss w.B. EDGERT0R Register.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

"a car ssli5s he ibli qsuttr t1ty have
sos sosses mseh e0beffa bsFn Dsxey
bss ztrssrd msttsu With fsfs oaur.Es
ADD nri. std ~ be oil Foos have . coed
.sass smy 81 his bach. uhaef 1isoteci,
sEpeiisOoss ssd esp,tIs gf4os'. Geo. 9er
fti,. Anstioss Interests 10 ths rhIiipias
.ili ooestsss "a bs tfscliFpif projected.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

NO NJ MISSIONER'S NOTICE.

" Estate of kushs HARD,
The Undersigned, having been appointed by
the Hon, Probate Court for the Dituiot Of Man.
chester Commissioners, TO receive, examine and
adjust all claims aud demands OF all persons
against the estate OF
tusaD Hard late OF Arlington
In said District, deceased, and all claims exhibit.
ed in OBJECT thereto, hereby give notice that wo
will meet for the purposes aforesaid at the Law
office OF o. III. Barber in ssid Arlington
on the 9th day OF January nett, from
one O'Clock P. NJ. until four O'Clock p. NJ on
said day and that six months from tho
9th day Of July A. b. 1898, is the time
limited by said Court for said creditors TO pre-
sent ihoii claims TO us for examination and
allowance.
Dated at Ailirgion this 9Th day Of July
A. b, 1893,
HENRY FARNUM, oa,.
ll3w FRANK CANFlELD, W."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

Mrs. Go. Lomerie OF Worcester drove
TO Montpelier Monday and was in that
city when her horse began to kick, strik
ing her seveu-yesr.old son, seated on the
bottom OF the carriage. The boys skull
wss fractured by the blow. Montpelier
physicians treated him, removing several
pieces OF bone He did not recover con
sciousne,s, however, and his death took
place the following day, after be bad been
taken to his home.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

s Q. p. Jones. Mlesburg, Pa. writes
| have used DeWitt's Little Early Risers
ever since they we're introduced here and
must say | have never used any pills in
my family and during forty years OF house
keeping that gave such satisfactory re
suits as 3 Laxative or cstbsrtic. j. II.
Whipple, Manchester Centre; A. H. Petit
bone, NJ lnchettsr Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

The Sofk upon The Jewish synagogue
At darlington is progressing rapidly and
II 10 expected to be done about the middle
OF July, ~hen IL will be dedicated with ap
propriate ceren onies. All Burlington
needs is a Ctiaese joss house TO be cos
mopoIiian city.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21
Captain On IA. L CIMk. commanding

Captain chi les L CLARK, commanding
the bAltIe.shfp Oregon, has been appoint
ed chief OF stslI Of Commodore Watson,
commanding the Eastern squadron, under
orders to proceed to the Earopean water
sand hsrrass the coast Of Spain. and to
pursue aud destroy the Spanish fleet in
oommsnd Of Admiral Camsra. Captain
CLARK will retain command Of the Oregon
while terYing as chiei OF staff
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

- friend In need is IA friend Indeed"
A friend advised me 10 try Ely's C;eam
Balm and after using it SIX weeks | b.
Iieved myself cured of catarrh, 1t is Q
most valuable remedy. Joseph Stewart,
GA Grand Avenue, BfookIyn N. Y,
My son WAS sfll cted with cAtarrh, il
duced him to try Ely's C,esm Balm and
the disagreeable cat rhsl smell oil LEFT
i'm. He appears az well as anyone, j.
G. Olmstead, Afcols, Ill
Price Of Cream Balm is fifty cents.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

Guy Tobey. aged %. fell from a plank
staging on the new iron bridge at Royal
ton last Wednesdsg afternoon and was In
stsntly killed Mr.. Culebrok of North
Held was probably fatally injured. aud
two other men were badly hurt.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

Some 20 years ago q resident OF Bellows
Falls owed bill Of $40 TO a local physi
clan and YVES unable to pay 1t. He left
town sod nothing was ever heard from
till the other day when be showed up and
paid to the widow OF the doctor Sl05. the
amount OF the bill and the interest.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

The humsn machine starts bu, once and
stops bnt once, You can keep it going
longest and mos, regularly by us,ng De
Wits Little Early Bisers. the famous III
tie pills for constipation and ell stomach
md liver troubles. J. II. Whipple Man
hester Centre; A II. Pettibone, Msncbss
GER Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

One Minute is not long, yet relief is oh
tanned in half that time by the use OF One
Minnie Cough Cure. 1t prevents con
sumption and quickly cures colds. Group
Bronchitis, pneumonis. la grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. j. Ii. Wbipple.
Manchester Centre; A. Ii. PettiboDe, Man
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

Late TO bed snd early TO rise, prepares a
man for bis home 10 lhs tlies Early 10
bed and Litlle Early Riser, the pin thai,
makes life longer spd better aud wiser. j.
IL. Whippie, Manchester oentre; A. H..
Peitibone, NJ chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

There has been great smount Of ofili
elem 10 regard 20 what the government
b.. done sod bss no, done 10 regard 10
the ssr. but event. have shown that the
plans made aud the carrying ont Of those
plsbs could not well have been better.
The Spspisb fsels we're the great source
u danger aud they have been captured or
destroyed, The ,poient capital aud sec
opd largest tosn 10 0ubs With I'd soent
territory has been captured with . large
number oil troops and onr loss has been
very small Considering the fact that We
we're totally uuprepsrsd st the outset IL lie
wonderful achievement and ought to sstle
~ even tbs chronic srumblers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

AtoirL Disey has sgsin shown
hi. good ssnse sod "ssnd" oil Manila
Toe insussssts h.d stack "a . town not
Tar ften Msnils sod Uefmsn var vessel
inisris,rs 10 protect The spanish. Deu
sy Il onoe seli scot tso gnobosu 10 tbs
seshs ~ sotion aud the German vessel
slipped bef cable spd got out Of the way
- coon - povibls The gunboats then
ioot the tosn When the large nnmber
ot Gefmsn sst vessels appeared st Manila
Dessy gave out word ibsi u would not be
v.Il ior them 10 ~, be.seen hs guns aud
the enemy, sbd lac meant IL. too.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

IL regard 10 ssbSiaf from The sohh
sbtto Nj A. l. 0nves q ,hls tovn bss
,.ess repeatedly collected 10 bsooEss css
s,dst. We updsr'snd MI Ofsves' poet
uos 10 10 ,hst the easi eide iosrs are 60
TITLED 70 The ofros u ibsy preseni ospdi
dsl4 npoa sbo@ The county csn subsiae
tel, pSls~. snd be does noi web biz
r.ms 10 40 before The oonrsnuoo, prorid
81 the rs.pl, ess be secured. II coo
ptt essno, H. avoided wiih The result Ia
dosbi be hes consented 10 become csndi
dsts We presume tho Manchester dele
ssfe. .iii be governed BY tho si.he. o.
Nj af.rs8 10 the msttet
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21
Chr Wanfb STIR Journal
THURSDAY. JULY Il. 1855
n K. gIx0kps. Ediisr sEt Proprietor

TIE serubneai eat lasn has hces
siossd. nanfs ihsa Zee iiE. the sGeuti
ts,ins besE offered. II vili be sssrsss
,a lhs snail sSbseTibtf sss o. 10 10000
peops. 10 oil Part. ~ lhs cSaSisy. Had .
been ssass 10 tie highest bidders tss
sorsfEnsnl mlsAi hsrs etssiStt sEsll
tsuisn. bsi u yosIs have soEs isio The
h.sa. 81 bsEts ssd syE1iestes. sos The
people gel vksl betshi there MY bs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21
The Rutland Savings Bank,
RUTLAND. VERMONT.
Incorporated November, 1850.

WAYNE BAILEY, President.
H. o. CARPENTER, Yiee-prosidsnt.
fHiD w. LEASE. Treasurer,
CiiAs. a, hIMiboh. Asst. Treasurer.
Condition at the Close Of Business
December 3lst, 1897.
LiADiLILiIIEH.
Dus 1881 dsposiion ..,ts.t+.,., fl,sls255 90
euiplu, aud undivided profits .. 1880 W
q 954 Is2 CO
RESOURCES.
foaus asa securities AZ pGf..,.,, o. ma 81 ~
Pftmnm % u, b Bonds ..s.... 81 100 w
Cab Oh band aud IN Nan Banks
on inssresl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. zsJ 800 s5
o.. 01i, toa %
Deposits made dafitg the hrst ave days ~
any month dTsss Interest from the fssi ~ that
mOnth; tbOse made Aftsf tbs nfh efsr interest
from tie hfsl u The fOilOsing meath.
an isHes are paid BY the bsns o. deposits ~
4 100 VI ltss,
TRUSTEES
Wayne Bailey, o Carpenter,
Y. Tatlls !. J. LION.
~. ", EfgwB, Fred A. Field,
kdssra Dana, y, ~ farfingloa,
,sstG DIP, reabody.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21

Aata3lffmrni lHNFF, Tfls IFHel 3tH tfH3i .
lsas EarA fsssvs-s.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1898-07-21
The Equinox Golf Club
HARRY aAwLINs, PROFESSIONAL
Caddies Charges,

has clubs, balls aud cadde bags for sale and
clubs for rent. Lessons given and clubs 10.
paired.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26

Steamer North Pacific arrived shoeelv
before midnight from Dyea ana Skaewnys
with rs passengers. none o. whom Wogo
from tbs interior. The North Pacific loft
Juneau April o.
On board was the body % Mrs. Al3oo
Coriiss who died at Lake Benentt Apr1l ~
OF spinal meningitis. The remains wego r
charge ef her husband. O. W. Ccgitss, fGe~
msrIy OF the law firm Of coriise = Lnao.
lani, .n this city.
Mrs. Corliss leaves three giri9 aged II
and years, She was II years 81 aee.
Shortly before the North Pacific lef3 ID
neau. u. a. McFadyen. the steward q t.
steamer, and Misc Emma McMznnus weGo
Joined In wediock. Miss McMsnnus II IT,
daughter Of a prominent citizen Of ~
neau. The newly married couple ce1Do
down ON the North Pacific 70 OeattloL
where they VIII reside.
A case OF thIevery occurred among thu
passengers on the trip TO Seattle. IN w41eA
one Of the passengers lost q sack contains
ing $3.50. A strict sesrch was instituted ~
the thief. bat without success.
The North Pacific viii 70 from here -
Port Townsend. where she will BE- tie4 -
III Is likely that her days in Alaskau Wo4e
ers are over.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26

Hawkes.. II. n. Tarson. u. GRsea S3<es4o
Iss*cn- TIN F5Hrysy IL T. Erccks raul
frsrk. j. NJ Nsksrn w. J. WtlNpa. Georgu
ladsn. Mr., Stevens. v. Roixers. G. u11ves.
". @. Keller Mr.. Goeaenouxh. H 49,
crave 1csenh hammond. ]. McNichoaA r.
= ..ss<'nosossasw. l. King w. c. Lyman. J.
T. Harris. ~. WEAaess j. Eena-
Steamer nei Norse. saslinS direct cue
Cock snses. rad the following nSt az pADr
sengers: First elaxs-Charsca NaxteFQk
Lewis Dagaaa. c. J. Mead j. Sxansoss.
&. " Johnson. Rotsert johnson. r. J.
Cunningham. \. c. Howe. r. w. Wright.
George brenner. g. w. Wilson. .. d.
Gearsse. c. Maroag. Lefty Bolton. T. c.
Berry. L.. X. Skinner. NisiAm Franklin.
Jerry Peterson. T. Peterson. Ole Petersen.
+. O. johnson. l.. Spagiding. ]. Lansing.
Fred Harrison. u. a. Soiienhexx. Ia
BlooDer. W. j. Wiley. Mrs. Wiisy. q. n.
Ariel. ". 3, Ffanninghans. Y. Ymkihaml.
James Aackie. J. ". Thompson u. Ever
Ell. c. j. Ch;shoi. joe Colson. q. w.
Ccxsy, W. r. ssedy. A. Bee<iy. William
AcMilien. Axtel l2nsierhsass. u. r. Dun
ham. ]. II. Beehy. /. Spencer. C. E woot.
ridge. u. Hart, James Moody. Seth Paine.
nart. :. AlSrlrht. James Moody. "a
Price. Il. Albright, Andrew Mitchell. Mrs.
Ed Price. Miss Essle Price. a. w. Nor.
san. j.. Morgsn. Folly Renn0T. MrS Ren.
l2r. John Aoyt. A. w. Morgan. Mrs. A.
". Morgan. johnson Strong, wflliam
Arthur. Tom ]. Lyman. Thomas Gordon.
A r. Hart. George rraIner. Henry 0erts.
Fred Gertx, s. r. Scaa{er. Mrs. Spencsr
George Beeby w. Wheeler. n. Barton.
John Calm. j. Bennett. r. T.. Griffin. c. w.
Gssffn. Lewis Howard. l.. Hail II. q.
Gull. j. W. Islsr. Leon Morgan. Jack VIII
der. A. w Albright. j, Smalisy. Thomas
Rorne. ]. =. Ford. T. Frankford. Mr.. and
Airs. A. York. L. z Hartman r. O.
Scroggs. Mr.. and Mrs. Andy Aoian. JeAn
Quigg. III. LILY. E. L. Becker. John Cor.
hctt. L. II. Hartman. George keenhoad.
r. @. Scroggs. II. N. Divers, Jchn Beck
man.
Second class-John Reexman. c. ]. Smith,
q. A. Ssapieton. John o'Seil. John Carter,
7. T. Rowdy. Percy Ramsey. ]. III. Hillard.
s. " Witty. u. Fobeg~y r. Ritter. A. r.
Reynolds. C.. +. Wilson. Henry GrAnds.
Charles V psrrta. G.. W. Caldwell Axel
Swanson T.. j. Rope. II. NJ Young, j. ~.
psrrost. =. Susthson. e.. w. Dumas, c. "
Addsnsont. Frank Elicit. q. GergsonA =.
J. Smith
Following Is the iist OF passengers for
Dyea and Shagway on the steamer City oe
Seattle! /. ID. Spencer. Mrs. G. Mounce.
William M. Elmer. Mr.. and Mrs. r. =.
cowen. +. T.. Clarke. II. n. May. r. u
Nskern. Mrs. Morgan. Mrs. j. F. Jack.
Ben f. Jack. Miss Chisholm. Rose u.
Orr. James Leslie. Mr.. and Mrs. J. r.
Light aud aon. G. Morgan. f. Fox. y.
liageriy. Grace Anderson. II. *. Davisoa.
II. c. Stevens. Susie Spencer. J. NJ. Ksp-
her. +. s. Faux. w. NJ. Mum. A, l.. Nat
tingly. Aiaude Kelly. Mr.. and Mrs. J. J.
Williams and twenty-five second class.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26
TwENTY-EIsar TuRx BACK.



Steamer Tillamook arrived In port 81
$50 O'Clock yesterday afternoon from Coz
per river and Lynn canal portA So
brought down twenty-eaght passengoaR
most Of whom were returning prospectogn.
who had given up In faca Of thu hardsts1Do
encountered on the trails. The Tsllamoox
left Port valdes on the morning OF Au4H
Is on her return trip TO the sound. -
called into Portage bay In tho afternOom
and remained there during the night. H.
next morning she resumed her voyiGn
south. calling at Orca- At orca she tot
on party Of sixteen men. who had ~
returned from journeytng on tho paoa
They hass advanced over tho trail Cor noofs
iy thirty miles. but became tired and o.
neartened and decided 20 return.
While the Tsilamook WAS at orca t.
tug Golden Gate arrived from Seattln4
with the members Of the Perry party -
board. She reported rough trip up IT,
coast. but all wero well on board E1Vu
0rca the Ttllamook proceeded 10 Skagwqvs
and after leaving there continued her IT,
south. calling at juneau and wranSul.
At skagway the work a renseving ~
remaining bodies Of the victims u tho -
cent avalanche on the trail has been suo.
pended until the snow melts. Travel q
the trail has resumed and many peCnoo
are going over the pass into the fnkertof.
Tho Tlilamook brought down Details r.
the collision which occurred ~ Jpneau
April ~ between the steamer utrfgo anA
the freight steamer Cxanna while Ia fev
iarrows. on her trip north. the ce0dcnuor
OF the Dirigo's machinery became disabled.
and her captain put into Juneau fer -
pairs. When the Dirigo arrived ~ ~.
neau the Czarina was lyiEg along the
wharf itscharging freight. ~ the Dirleos
neared the dock the captain sI9naled @
back the steamer The engineer resefuod
tho engines and attempted TO obey the 80
nal. but tho lever refused &c work. an1
in trying TO find tho trouble the machinery
suddenly began 20 work. sanding the UGgts'
go crashing bow first into the waist q;
the big fre4ghter on the starboarf nd.
cutting cash Though the steel piatoQ.
about four feet above tho water liue tn
Drigo had struck the cxarina square wttn.
her bow and was not damaged beyond -
ceiving a few scratches and having 49,
eral spiInters knocked out Of her WOOD
work, bHf the damage done to the Csarina
necessltafed holding her severed days g.
Juneau while the broken plates were patctpA
ed up. Upon her arrival here she viii pGlos
ceed 10 San Francisco. where new pinfno'
viii be substituted.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26
WILL SAIL FROM SEATTLE
Schooner Alice, ef Asfosaa, $50 -
Use In AlaA1xn.

Special Dispatch 70 the Pesf-InteiiiGeneeTs
ASTORIA. april 2s.--1'ba Schooner ARoaj
OF this place. belonging 10 the A. Booel
Packing Company. has been sold to H. r
Thompson. Of New York. for prospects,
work in Alaska He viii imYnediate(
have suitable cabin accommodations bof
In her for a party OF twenty due in -
attic tonight from New YORK. The paft1E
viii outfit Ia Seattle. Mr.. Thcmoson "
spare no expense In putting tho schooo6
In first-ciass shape for the party's aroou
suetatsorH. lie expects 10 have her rann
to sail from Seseele b. Mag ~.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-04-26

The Signs and fnnucndoez 81 the Cuhax1
IaDertyEisn are out War has beea 1eciarU7
and ths organization will now exert ftnen
In every Way to help the cause aga1nr
Spain. Msntbers of fne club are Isear1y ~
anxious TO enlist end hope that thev wiIl r.
called ous - . bo1y. 81
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-21
A HABIT IN SILVER BOW
Long List of instructions in Muir
der Gases.
FAIR FIGHT DEFENSE
The Caustic Comment OF the Supreme
Cour In the shafer Case-RecaIis
Other in silver
Bow Practice.

In the opinion of the supreme court
in the Shafer case. written by the
chief Justice. as telegraphed from Hell
ena. some "caustlc comment was made
on an instruction given by Judge Clan
cy to the jury regarding a fair fight"
being in effect h a IL the deceased
meant nothing more han a fair fight
with Shafer then the defendant could
not plead self-defense. such express
%sions." says the supreme court. lin in
structions are undignihed and meaning
less or may mean anything. according
to the view a juryman might take in
the natter"
In view Of the remarks by the SUI
preme court II is somewhat interesting
to know that the same instructions
have been used in a dozen or more
murder trials in Silver Bow county.
and the instructions in the Shafer case
were copied word for word from in
structions given in the Rule murder
case tried in Butte in 1892. Those in
structions were drawn by John T. Bald
win. then county attorney. and read
as follows:
The court instructs the jury that IL
a man kills another through mere
cowardice or under circumstances
which are not, in the opinion of the
jury. sufficient TO induce "A reasonable
and well grounded belief of danger of
life or Of great bodily harm. i'm the
mind OF an ordinarily courageous man,
the law will not Justify the killing on
the ground of self-defense.
IF the jury believe from the evidence
hat the defendant had no reason to
believe that the deceased intended to
take his life. or to infict upon him any
great bodily harm, or to do anything
more than have a fair fight and that
the defendant fired the fatal shot in
revenge or in a reckless spirit the de-
PENDANT is not entitled to claim kemp
ton from punishment on the ground
that the killing was i'm self-defense.
y n has a right TO kill another
even in self-defenSe unless such killing
Is apparently necessary for such de-
Tense. Before a person can Justify taxi
ing the life of a human being on the
ground Of self-defense he must when
attacked employ all reasonable means
within his power consistent with his
safety TO avoid the danger and avert
the necessity for the killing"
The identical Instructions were given
at the trial Of Charles q. Price for
the murder of Cunningham and in the
trial Of William Wirtz for the murder
Of Ellsworth Edgehill. The Rule. Price
n Wirtz trials were held i'm 1882.
Judge Pemberton was then on the
bench n presided at the trials. In
the Rule case two trials were had. At
the first Rule a convicted of man
slaughter. but he was granted a new
trial on the ground of misconduct Of
the jury. No point was made on the
alleged erroneous instructions. and
when Rule Was tried again before
Judge Speer the same instructions were
given again. In the Shafer case 80 in
structions were given and the supreme
court says they were too numerous.
That also seems 10 be a common error
in murder trials in Silver Bow county
In the Rule case there were 81 instruc-
TORS. in the Price case so and in the
Writ case IS.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-21
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
59H.
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.

Silver 59A.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Reeds carriages heated. Phone 80.
Read Hight e. Fairfield's ad., page 3.
L. D.. Ellis of Bozeman is I'm the city.
Fred Ortor, piano tuner. 107 T.. Bdwy.
T. II. Martin of Helena is in the city.
day.
Mrs. J. L. Bauer Of Great Falls is in
the city.
]. r. Toole was up yesterday from
Anaconda.
II. o. Swain and wife of Anaconda
came up yesterday.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co., 119 North Main street.
Go to Gregson Springs. Enjoy pure
air and come home refreshed.
You can't match them in the town,
the boys suits We sell for One Dollar.
Boucher.
A daughter was born yesterday to the
wife of r. ]. Tonkin of No. Toll East
Galena street.
w. II. Sutherlin of the Husbandman
of White Sulphur Springs came to the
city yesterday.
Your holiday entertaining will not be
complete without a case of Butte brew
cry beer. Telephone 252.
For best courses in bookkeeping and
shorthand attend Butte Business col
lege. Experienced teachers.
The best meals in town are served at
the Silver Bow cafe. 16 W. Quartz St.
day and night. Davidson & Co.. props.
Money savers are our Ten Dollar
Overcoats. ave on doctor n drug
bills. save you from pneumonia and
that coId feeling. Boucher.
A handsome glass d%ecanter with ev-
cry gallon OF wine. Santa Clara port.
sherry, angelica, Muscatel. S2.00 per
gallon. Montana Liquor company.
IL you desire to give your husband a
fine box of cigars for Christmas. leave
the selection to Newbro; he will see
that the coroner will not have to be
called in after the presentation.
Mrs. p. A. Allen is very weak from
h effects of a rib that was fractured
several weeks ago. Mrs. S. Z. MCGEE
and Mrs. Charles w. French have
been at the bedside of Mrs. Allen for
two weeks. Mrs. Allen is improving
very slowly.
Auction, auction. I will sell at my
store. 134 West Granite. commencing
Wednesday. Dec. 81, at . p. m. sharp.
my entire stock OF furs. consisting OF
caps. gentlemen's coats. collarettes,
Jackets. NUTS. neckties. trimmings and
rugs; also all kinds of furniture. car
pets. etc. Mrs. II. Fotsh. ]. Boyle,
a~uctioneer.