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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Mir. George Buckle leaves today for his home at Villa Ridge, H., after a pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. k. Lee Johnson, on West Sixth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Miss Maud Hanna is a guest of Mir and Mrs. Frank B, Flanders, at their home. No. HOG West Fifth avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Mrs. Pic Merlo leaves today for Memphis to place her daughter Miss Angie, in c Catholic school in that city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

You will still find ne at the same old place RAGLAND, the Barber. 1 2 d3t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Miss Mary Joblin. of Batesville, is visiting Rev and Mrs. J. H. Green, on Riverside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Mir Ed Saunders returned Satur. day from q short trip to Douglas.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Tomorrow s needs are Wha are interested in. Your abilII supply tomorrow $ needs VIII est the people. You are behen' are they, by knowledge of thlS
 Ring up phone No. So6 VI eed of any kind Of wood. ss-A sssss,zy yssszza.---.~<sasa-> Y
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Rheumatism is due to tactic acid in the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla neufra lizes the acid and completely cures the aches and pains of rheuma- tism. Be sure to get Hood Sarsa- parilla
 Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to operate. Cure indigestion, bii- iOusness. 25e.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Be sure to call on me if you want the best for your fruiJ cakes.
 dtf JoE C. MEYER.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09


 Mir. (. T. Torbert is on thesick list.
 Mir. sam Katzenstein is in Cincin- nati having his eyes treated.
 Mrs Y. 0. Alexander is recovering from a severe spell of illness.
 Little Harvey Gillespie, who has been quite sick, is much better.
 MT. sam Winters, of Star City, was visitor to the city yesterday.
 Dreyfus is offering a long list of bargains this week. Read his ad.
 Be sure to call on me if you want the best for your fruit cakes.
 dtf JoE C. MEYER.
 Mir. Ed Saunders returned Satur- day from short trip to Douglas.
 Mrs. Pic Merlo leaves today for Memphis to place her daughter, Miss Angie, in Q Catholic school in that city.
 Mr. George Buckle leaves today for his home at Villa Ridge, Ill, after a pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. k. Lee Johnson, on West Sixth avenue
 Miss 0na Rowen left yesterday for Philadelphia t. re-enter the Metho- dist college at that place, after spend ing the holidays with her parents in this city
 Regular subscribers for the Daily GRAPHIC whose names have been on our subscription books for the last three months, can secure Gov. Fay lor's Tales and Lectures for 2 cents each. dtf
 Dr. Merritt and wife, accompanied by Miss Embroy, of Denver, Col, passed through the city Saturday en route to New Gaseony.
 Mr. James Eentress, of Nobles Lake, passed through the city Sat urday on route to St. Louis. He was accompanied by the four chil- dren of his sister, Mrs. Charles Fen- tress.
 Dr. C. c. Price, a handsome young physician, of Douglas, passed through the city Saturday on his return trip from q vacation spent in Virginia He was accompanied bs his sister
 1 negro, Jim Stewart, was arrest ed for stealing coal from the Cotton Belt railway. He was fined $50 by Judge Brown Saturday morning.
 The funeral services over the re- mains of Mrs. Eliza Hanf will be held by Dr. Becker at 10 o'clock this morning at the residence of Mr. Mo Hanf, G20 West Second avenue.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Dreyfus is offering a long list of bargains this week. Read his ad.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

MT. sam Winters, of Star City, was visitor to the city yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Little Harvey Gillespie, who has been quite sick, is much better
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-01-09

Mrs. Y. 0. Alexander is recovering from a severe spell of illness.
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Notice.

Ii is hereby ordered by the members of
the board of county commissioners of
Deer Lodge county, state OF Montana,
that "A special and extra session of the
said board be and is hereby called to
meet at the office of the county clerk of
said county, in the city of Anaconda, on
the 10th day of April. A.. ID. 1898. and to
continue in session two days II neces-
sary to transact the following business:
First-To complete the business of the
last regular session left unfinished.
Second-To enter into "a contract with
some architect for experimenting the
building of the court house and Jail for
said county, to adopt plans, specifications
and drawings therefor, and to do such
other things as may be necessary or
deemed proper towards the building OF
said court house and jail.
Third-To make a loan of SlO0.OO for
said county to complete said buildings and
for that purpose to sell the bonds of said
county.
Done this the 18th day of April. A.. ID.
1898.
A. M. WALKER.
JOHN ID ROM.
JAMES W.. GEARY.
County Commissioners.
State of Montana, County of Deer Lodge
SIS.
Office of the County Clerk, Anaconda,
Mont.
Notice is hereby given that In ?ursu-
| ance of the foregoing order, a special and
extra session of the board of county COM
missioners of said county has been called
and will be held at the office of the coun-
Nv clerk. at the court house. in the city
of Anaconda. on April 10. 1898. and which
will continue i'm session two days. If nee
essary, to transact the business specified
in the foregoing order.
Dated April 10, 1888.
(Seal.) Nj.
County Clerk.
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ANACONDA'S BAND.
n City VIII Have n Better Musical Or
cauizntion This Year Than Ever Before.

The Anaconda band has organized
for The coming year. and the players
are practicing two or three nights each
week. The band has secured an in
structor of experience and ability in the
person OF George Pierce, a well-known
bandmaster. Under his leadership the
musicians expect this year to have an
organization that will eclipse anything
i'm This line that has previously been
attempted. Already the band has IL
members, and additions are being made
at Zach meeting.
As soon as IT is possible to do so, the
band will begin a series of ope air
concerts, at which the best selections OF
standard music will be rendered. In
this connection IL il stated that the
band stand lust north of the STANDARD
building. In which the band has given
some of it's excellent concerts during
the past few years, Is no longer avail
able for concert purposes. because oil
the erection of the big Durston build
ing on the corner of Main and Park.
IL would he impossible To play music
i'm this place for the reason that II
would be pretty much the same as
pla in the bottom of a well. The
stand should be removed to one OF the
vacant lots. where the strains Will not
be hemmed i'm by brick walls.
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KIDNAPPED.
The strong Play Opens mt the Union Fam
iIy Theater To-Norrow Night.

The strong Play Opens mt the Union tnm-
iiy Tbeater To-Morrow Night.
The Frank Readick company. which
closes its engagement in Butte with
to-night's performance of kidnapped"
has met with ~unbounded approval
there. and has won many steadfast adj
mirers of the dramatic art. n COM
pany opens here tomorrow night at
the Union Family theater for a weeks
run, and has chosen that laughable
comedy kidnapped" as its initial DOW
of the week. The story Is overrun with
bright and lively comedy. and after
each heavy scene the witty German
springs up unseen from some obscure
corner with his merry laugh and twink
ling eye, just to let you know he Is in
pursuit of the ~kidnappers. He proposes
marriage to the Irish Policeman 5
daughter, but Is rejected on account OF
her father. who hates the Dutch, but is
brought around all right when he dis
covers the Germans father owns "a
brewery. so they join hands and start
in the trial of hunting down the KID
nappers of a young and pretty iady,
n friend of the German. When run TO
the wall the villain proves TO be a
Frenchman sailing under an alias, but
the German and Irishman have tracked
him through all his schemes ana
landed him safely into the hands OF
the law, from which he will not es-
cape. as the German and 1rishman have
sworn the allegiance of everlasting
friendship to keep him there. Inc
scenery for the production Is in the
hands OF the company, and will be used
with all it's effects. The leap from
Brooklyn bridge is made in its entirety,
while the slums of New York are vivid
ly portrayed.
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AT The CHURCHES.

Services at ST. Mark's-Holy COM
munion at s a. m; morning prayer and
sermon at IL "A. m: n prayer n
sermon at 5 y. m: Sunday school at
1890 D.. m: baptism, at ) y. IN.
Rev. G. w. Shipper OF Butte VIII
preach in the NJ. Il. church., morning
and evening of Sunday. The choir Will
have some good music arranged. Rev.
G. ID. Crouch will lead the PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening. THE
Rock of E~phesians," will be the subject
for that occasion.
At the Baptist church, corner OF F1fth
and Locust. J. A. Jenkins, pastor resi-
dence Fifth and Locust-freaching at
n a. m, subject The Vital Need of a
Man of Valor;" Sunday school at 1905
d. M; c.. T.. meeting at $50 p. m:
preaching at S p. m, subject "A GOOD
Fight"
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people who are walking in "A hurry.
often stumble over these nails, winch
results i'm a profusion of profanity. to
saw nothing of the damage IL does to
the soles of a pair of delicate Oxfords.
The nails are especially hard on the
thin soles of ladies footwear. and fire.
auently a good pair of shoes are ruined
by being cut by the sharp IRON points.
A few minutes work with a hammer
would remedy this nuisance. and people
who own the abutting property might
well take Is minutes of and drive down
the obnoxious nails.
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SECURED QUARTERS.
The Camera Club will he i'm Their
Cosy Little Home Next Week.

cosy Iittlt ttofht NeNt WYNN.
The committee appointed at the last
meeting of the Anaconda Camera club
to secure suitable rooms for the club,
has decided upon two rooms in the
Petritz block on Main street, and the
club will move int the new quarters
on Tuesday next, when there will be a
meeting of the picture-takers. The
headquarters of the club consist of two
rooms, a front room, well lighted and
with a pleasant view, and an adjoining
room, where the developing, toning and
other darkroom work of the photo
%graphers will be carried on.
The club members are taking quite
an interest i'm the work suggested by
Mr. Curtis of the Trans-Mississippi In
ternational exposition, to gather photo
graphs of the city. to be put on dis
play at Omaha during the big fair. 1t
is probable hat the club will decide
definitely on a plan of action with reI-
erence to this work at their meeting on
Tuesday night.
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For night and day scavenger worh
leave orders at 325 East PAX and ~
Birch. Anaconda Scavenger Company.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17
THE BITTER ROOT FOALS
A List of Some of the Coming
Fast Ones.
COMPLETE UP TO APRIL II
Standard Bred and Thoroughbred Colts
Out of Some of the Famous Dams
and Sires-Prodigals and Tam
many's Long Strings.

The following list of standard and
thoroughbred foals of the Bitter Root
stock farm has just been sent out.
The list is complete up to April II, and
will be scanned with interest by those
who keep posted on matters pertaining
to horse breeding in Montana. Those
who have been at Hamilton and are
familiar with the colts say hat some
of them are bound to make a record
for speed. The list in full is as fol-
lows:
STANDARD BRED FOALS.
b.. f., dam Brown Silk, by Prodigai,
foaled March II.
Oh. f.. dam Eclipse, by Prodigal.
foaled Jan 20.
b. c., dam Queen Amy. by Prodigal,
oaled March Z.
foaled Feb. 4.
b. f., dam Rachael. by Prodigal,
foaled Feb. 20.
Il. f.. dam Laurel b., by Prodigal,
foaled Jan. Is.
Ii. f., dam American Beauty, by Prod
igal, foaled March 1.
h. C.. dam Bardetta, by P~rodigal,
foaleu Marcn ~.
B. T., dam Eoline, by ProdigaI, foaled
March 20.
b. f.. dam Gloria Pryor, by Prodigai.
foaled April 3.
II. c.. dam Floranthe, by Prodigal,
foaled March %.
h. f., dam New Lode, by Prodigal.
foaled April 10.
Ii. T.. dam Helen T.. by Milroi, foaled
Feb. 16.
Oh. C.. dam Marie Belle. by Milroi,
foaled April 6.
b. C.. dam Lady Armitage. by Mil
roi, foaled March rs.
Blk. C.. dam Annie Wilton, by Milroi,
foaled Jan. 81.
b.. f.. dam Hazel Ann, by Milroi,
foaled April 10.
b. C., dam Lille Keene. by Baronade.
foaled March %.
t.. C., dam Electrix, by Baronade,
foaled April 10.
Il. f., dam Marie Sanchez. by Aller-
ton. foaled March Is.
Br. C., dam Acacia, by Conductor,
foaled March ".
-. f.. dam Franchise, by Baron
Wilkes. foaled Feb. 2S.
B. G., dam Winell. by Baron Wilkes.
foaled April 3.
THOROUGHBRED FOALS.
Oh. f.. dam Mehallah, by Tammany.
foaled April y.
II. f., dam INN. ~Benefactress. by
Tammany. foaled Jan. 20.
Oh. C., dam Wood Violet, by ram
many, foaled Feb. 4.
Br. c., dam Lottery. (dead) by Tam
many, foaled March 20.
Il. G., dam Belinda, by Tammany,
foaled March 29.
Oh. C.. dam imp. Ayrshire Rose, by
Tammany, foaled Feb. Is.
Oh. e.. dam imp. The Task, by Mon
tana, foaled Feb. II.
Il. C.. dam imp. P~etticoat. by Mon
tana, foaled Feb. Is.
Oh. C., dam Missoula. by imp. lnver-
ness, foaled Jan. Il.
Il. C., dam Flirt. by imp. Inverness,
foaled March l6.
Il. f.. dam Belle of Butte, by imp,
Inverness. foaled March 10.
Il. f., dam Banshee, by imp. lnver-
ness. foaled March &c.
G. f., dam Ella Gregg. by imp. Matt
Byrnes. foaled March Is.
Oh. T., dam Walnut. by imp. Bath
ampton, foaled March ~.
b.. T., dan imp. Peepsight, by imp
Bathampton, foaled April 3.
h. f.. dam Mistletoe. by The Pepper
foaled April a..
Ch. C., dam Carrie c., by The rep
per, foaled March 4.
b. C.. dam Beauty. by The Pepper
foaled March IL.
B. f.. dam imp. Boise, by The Pep
per. foaled March %.
Oh. f.. dam Export, by Primrose
foaled March IL.
b. C., dam Weeping Child, by San
Lucas. foaled March 20.
Il. T., dam Claris, by Sam Lucas
, foaled March 81.
L.. T., dam Bonnie Lass, by Sam Lu
, cas-, foaled April 10.
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Only first-class plumbers AT Young x
DezelIs, East ParS.
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Odson,
Richardson
An1mC DurStOn B
AA~~"O Anaconda

h. f., dam imp. British Blu Blood,
by Jim Gore, foaled March 13.
Il. G.. dam Greenwich, by George
Kenney, foaled April 4.
b. f., dam imp. Contradiction. by
Russell, foaled Jan. 26.
Br. G.. dam Balance, by imp. st.
George. foaled March 3.
r.. f., dam Saliva, by Fidelio, foaled
March IL.
Br. f., dam imp. Ridicule, by Rain
bow. foaled March 26.
Oh. f.. dam Trouba, by Falsetto,
foaIed March 20. I'd
Br. c.. dam Lizzie d., by Hanover,
foaled March u.
b. C., dam Sepia, by Mars, foaled
April I.
Finest California navel mi i'm
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saloon for Rent.

Furnished saloon IN Commercial ave-
nue. with the best set OF fixtures in the
city. Good location. Two doors from
p~ostofice. Win be rented on good
terms TO right party. J. V. Collins q
Anaconda. Mont.
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News From Cuba.

A special dispatch says that the peo-
pie of the island are very poorly clad.
IL the immense spring stock that Cd
son. Richardson a. Adams, clothiers,
Durston building. have on display was
there they would be the best dressed
people in the world.
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A VERY SICK MAN.
samuel Holmes Found On the sidewalk
In "a Very Low Condition.

In "a Very Low Condition.
Yesterday afternoon the sheriffs Of
flee was Informed that there was n
man lying on the sidewalk who APP
peared to be in a very bad way. Deputy
Sheriff Johnson answered the call, and
he found "A man lying on the sidewalk
in a helpless condition. The man gave
his name as San Holmes. He said he
had been working for Hartman n
Jennings. the contractors. some dis
lance from the city, and hat he mad
been taken i'll i'm the camp. He walked
TO Anaconda, but upon reaching the
city he became so weak that he could
go no further. and he lay down on the
sidewalk. He was sent TO 81. Ann
hospital. where he will be taken care
of. He was evidently suffering from
some kind of "A high ever. Holmes IL
a brother of the man who died at 81
AIMS hospital a year or two ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17

Finest California navel oranges In
the market at Reeds, 201 f. CONNER
Cial.
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Sew Time Table H., A. a y. Ry Effective
April LIST.

Trains leave Anaconda as ollows
Great Falls and Helena local,
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A NUISANCE.
People Who Cut the soies of Their Shoes
on Protruding Nails.

on Protruding Nails.
A great deal OF complaint has been
heard lately o the bad condition
Of sidewalks In certain portions of the
city. In some places the old wooden
sidewalks ave been worn down to such
an extent that the nails with which
the boards are fastened protrude above
the surface of the walk a quarter or
half an inch. Careless pedestrians. or
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-04-17

Eminent physicians indorse McBray-
or whiskey. Genuine sold at Ed De-
zines.
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Some Handsome New Novelties

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with a serious accident, which resulted In
long and critical Illness. While dancing
on the stage she slipped and fell, injuring
her spine so seriously that she was re-
moved to the McNutt hospital, where 1t
was found necessary to perform an opera
ton. While Ill the report was circulated
that the pretty sufferer was already mar
ried to the baron, and had been his wife
for more than year. Miss Bouton denied
the report. She said she had cabled to the
baron, who was then in Europe, about her
accident, and that he had sent word that
he would return to this country at once.
Their marriage, she said, would take place
as soon as he returned and her health was
restored.
When Miss Bouton recovered she decided
to go to Honolulu for her health, and wired
the baron to that effect. He, so 1t is said,
replied that he did not wish her to make
the journey. For some hours they kept up
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New york. November 10. 1s99.

New York. November TO- 1893.
To the Bondholders and Stockholders of
the Elyton Company and Holders of the
Dividend Trust Bonds of the Elyton Land
Company.
At the request of the board of directors
of the Elyton Company, Mr.. William Halls,
Jr., cashier of the Hanover National
bank, New York; Mr.. Augustus w. Kelley,
V1ce-presfdent of Union Trust company of
New York; Mr.. Alexander d. Seymour,
vice-president of the Continental National
bank, New York, and Hon. Thomas g.
Jones, ex-governor of Alabama, have con-
scented to act as a committee for the
protection of the stockholders and bond
holders of the Elyton company and of the
holders of the per cent. dividend trust
bonds of the Elyton Land company and
for the further purpose of providing a
pan OF reorganization, or otherwise adj
Justing the affairs of the Elyton company
The committee has arranged with the
Union Trust company of New York, the
BIRMINGHAM TRUST AND SAVINGS
COMPANY,
of Birmingham, Alabama; and the Whitney
National bank New Orleans Louisiana,
to act as repositories to receive bonds and
stock and an agreement has been prepared,
under which you are invited to deposit
your bonds and stocks with either OF the
said repositories.
Certificates of deposit will be issued in
exchange for the bonds and stock deposited
There is immediate necess ty for united
and vigorous action on the part of all
interested in this property. and prompt re-
Spouse in depositing bonds and stock is
desired
Copies of agreement may be had at the
office of the b rmingham Trust and Savings
company, Birmingham, Alabama. Bond and
stockholders may transmit their securities
by express and charges viii be paid by the
committee.
c. c. RAWLINGS, Secretary.
11-20- oaw-4wks-sun
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I'm HMERIGHN HEIRESS
TO WE'D 4 BHR0N

San Francisco, Miss Madeline Bouton. the
pretty little actress who played in the
White Heather and made marked success
In the title role of 1.-THE Tarrytown Wild
ow," win shortly leave her position as
leading lady In the Hawley Stock company
and go to New York, where she will meet
and wed a German nobleman to whom she
has been engaged for some time.
During her theatrical engagement at San
Francisco last summer Miss Bouton met
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Now comes the announcement that the
Nimptsch- Bouton nuptials are to become
reality, after having been delayed several
times, postponed twice on account of the
serious illness of the bride-to-be, and final
" after a direct reputation of the al
legged engagement on the part of the au-
gust Baron Guido Won Nimptsch, Miss
Madeline Bouton, the actress, declares that
she is about to become a real baroness.
According to a dispatch received from
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$50 Plus $50 Equals $40

To be given away on December 81, the
above sum to the person holding the lucky
ticket, one which I give away to each pur-
chaser of a bottle of my famous ~. Mar
tin Rye" I feel that it is not necessary
to praise this goods-the wonderful sale
proves that it suits the people. One trial,
and you are an advertiser for me. Come
and be convinced
Prompt attention to mail orders.
VIM. WISE.
INSTRUMENTATION 209-211 18th ST.
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Mrs. winsJow,s soothing syrup

Has been used for over FIFTY YEARS by
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edy for DIARRHOEA. Sold by druggists
in every part of the world Be sure and ask
Tor Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup" and
take no other kind. Twenty-Five cents a
hottie.
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MONUMENTS.

If you want a nice monu-
ment or tablet gotten up in
artistic style at very low fig
ures do not fail to come to
corner LIST ave. and 18th st.
u-tf jaeger & Stockmar.
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Carpets-I have on consign-
ment a large lot of misfit and
secondhand Carpets. Call
early and get your choice.
w. l.. Kelly. y
ct 2OlO Third Ave.