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Arizona republican., 1898-11-24
SUIT OVER TEETH.
Dentist Goslin Alleged 10 Have Walk cd Off With Iady's False Teata.

wilmington, Del, Nov 23.--A case dealing with the price Of a s3t Of false teeth will be heard in the city court this morning. when Dentist T. J. Gcs- lin, Cf Eighth and Shipley streets, will be charged with obtaining goods under false pretenses. The warrant was sworn cut by Mrs M. J. Sharkey, who alleged that the dentist recently made her set of teeth, and she paid him S15 for them.
 Some time aftarwartl. when the teeth were in use. the dentisc demand d 8 more This Mrs. Sharkey re- fused to pay, and the 1entist askEd tc' be allowed to lcok at his work. Upon the teeth being handed to him he p1t them in his pocket and refused t0 give them back.
Arizona republican., 1898-11-24
- 70 - SEARCH FOR 4 FUGITIVE.
Police at Work on Information Sup
 piled by Mexican Legation.

Washington, Nov. 23.-The secretary of state, several days ago, at the in stance Of the Mexican legation here, requested the district commissioners to cause the police to furnish the state depar tment with any information com ing to their knowledge in regard to the whereabouts Of Santiago Morphy, who was an employe Of the National Bank of Mexico, and who is accused, the sec retary stated, of the crimes Of forgery and robbery committed, ,o the preju- dice of that bank, and if found to keep him under surveillance pending extra dition proceedings. The secretary Of state has been informed by the com missioners that while after an exhaus- tive inquiry by the detectives ad- the hotels and other likely places, 1t does not appear that M0rphy is or has been in the city, the search will be con- rinued.
 According to Information furnished by the Mexican legation, Morphy is about 2i years Of age. rather below middle height, stout, with an inclina- tion to corpulancy, with black hair,
Arizona republican., 1898-11-24
RELIEF FOR CUBANS.

Washington, Nov 23.-The commis- sary department today dispatched me steamer Brantcn from Savannah with roo tons of provisions for the starving people of Cuba
Arizona republican., 1898-11-24

X man in order 70 be great must b5 gCcd, says an exchange. Grea, crimi- nals, great rascals and others of that class should bear this in mind
Arizona republican., 1898-11-24

ferred, cne-fourth os the territory and considerably ever half of the popula- tion has been gained by the United States. In Laking possession Of Ha- waii, Porto Rico, the Lldrones, tIha Philippines and Cuba (wA-ch for a time at least will be under the American goveTEment) the United States assumes control Of territory as large as that of all the s ates Of the Union bordering on the Atlantic from the eastern bor- der of Rhode Island to North Carolina lin other words, as large as the com bincd area Of Rhode Is.and, New Jer- sey, Delaware and Virginia. Without Cuba 1t is as large as the combined area Of these states, leaving ouc Vir- ginia. The population is three times and q million over the combined popu- lation of Montana, Wyoming, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Nevada, Idaho, Washington, Oregon and Cali fornia. It is nearly equal to the total population Of Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arkansas, and Cnly four millions less than the cCnbiEsd population of New England, New York. New Jersey and Pennsylvania in 1880. The terri tory is four times as large as the king dom Of Greece, and with a population nearly five times as large.
 
 Tn Inc changes of the last three years two independent na.ions Mada gasear and Hawaii. have been wiped out France absorbed the one and the United States the other Madagascar was q natica O. 222. 5G0 square miles area and q population of 3.500 000 Ha waii had only G,640 square miles and a population Of 10G. .020, yet the position of the islands in the middle of the Pc cific rendered if q more valuable ac- quisition than Madagascar, from the point or view Of military ac1 comm er- cial strategy. 1t might be argued that Hawaii was not taken by fierce of arms As a matter Of faCL, the annexation Of Hawaii was part Ct the war with Spain. Honolulu having been taken by the United States as a military base before the country vas annexed, mak- ing the annexation a necessity.
 France has seized mere territory than the United States in the last three years. but that territory contained about 4.0G0 600 fewer inhabita1ts than the territory taken by this country. The United Stases, France and Japan have been the nations which have gain ed most in territory and population, and Spain, Siam and China have lost tEc most.
 
 Tn effect China has been the greatest loser, for the taking Of Port Arthur by the Russians, e. Woi-Hai-Wei by the British and of kiao Chen by the Ger-I mans ia the beginning of the end of China as an Independent nation, and leaves her iii such state that she did nos have 8 single fortified naval pos lef- to which to crdsr the Eaw warships completion fer her abroad. l although Germany, Russia and England do not figure largely in the change Of the last five years in ac- tual territory and subjects acquired, | their seizure of the Chinese ports is Of the greates,- importance as prelude | to immecse acquisitions in the future. i France nibbied off the southeast part | Of China, Japan g05bled up her OUtly- | ing islands, and now Russia, England ! and Gcrmany have set eheir te5Jh firm ly in-o her fesb.-PicisbCrS Dispatch.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15

tells IN the city: VI rooms. Office on first
floor. Mayer Realty Co. SIS Union
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15

PIBLISHEE s -sOIACE-Ia re on13 su-
thorized travelling agents u the Post-In-
fesligenceF are ]. q. Mcclellan ana j. l.
Ha@iey. City collectors are j. n Gath
cart. r. T HaSiey j. Johnson and Ar
rot Johnston. Fosfuasssrs every here
are our agents. Pay money only 20 these
ard 10 our resident agents Ia tie various
cities ard towns OF the Northwest
RENAKD-Ieu dollars VIII cs PAID Tor
inforfna lion leading 10 the conviction on
any person stealing copies OF thlr pzp.r
delivered TO subscribers n Seattle
ADVEETfSfSG-offf houyx OF the
Posf-InteIIigencer business office: Daily
until II Q. m. Sunday hours. a. m. 70
u 30 p. m. and 10 .. m Classinfd
advertisements will be received up TO mat
time. Advertisements under the nead OF
Lost. Found. For Sale. For Rent and
Situations Wanted viii be inserted al the
rate 81 cent word each Insertion. ray
mont always ~ advance. No ADVERTISE
ment received for less than q cents.
ADVERTISERS - Changes for aaFer-
tissments liz the sunday Post int itiSesacsf
Duzt be furnished ~ / O'Clock saturday
Advertise ments VIII be received al
branch offices OF the post-inteliigencer;
TACOMA BUREAU-so. l-9s Pacinc
avenue.
EvERETT-P X. Lewis
PORT TOM NEE.ND-WD a. PfetIer.
HELI.INGHAM FAY - New Whatcom.
Parker Ellis, Manager
OLYMPIA-ffsh Man street, 6. c. Win
stanley, Agent.
VICTORIA. y. C.--George Marseen.
The following letters await advertisers
at this office:
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DEATH. AND SERsi.s.

c8)EBoY--In Seattle. IS the feesstsuce %
1er daughter Mrs II. e. Caug1iaa. 81
Foorts avenue. sunday. keefuaFy u lsss,
Nrs. Aan cogfey, 81 heart failure, aged
- years Dsceaaed sag Tie nloisaeF q
Mrs. II. g. Caugaila and alias MARY Con
hey. Or Seattle. and JOHN E9atog. ~ chi
eagD
Funeral services vii be held ~ ise
Church 0f Oar Lsay Of Coed Help. ccfner
OF Thi4d avenue south and Washing GA
\rest al O'Clock this morning Ih-sr =
nss.t III Calvary cemetery.
BLAcK-Iu seasgle. az tae family fess-
feges.. ia rear Of city bsi.. sunday. ssi-
Epsfy a. ISIS Edward Black. Of heart Dis
ease. aged - years.
Funeral rerives wiH bs aesd st Bonnes *
stewaEts chapel al Is O'Clock iAi~ morn
Ing. Iuierment ia Lake View etsHsiefy
PDwEId4-In Seattle. al Trorhle1ee hos
pstai Monday. February H. $50. n0wt8i
Powell from injuries fseeiVsi task Ff4ss y
~ Franklin whit coupling ctrs. aged -
years. U@cessed ~8e the son OF Ar ana
MTS Morgan Powell q Franklin. " ash
Remains wlll be seat 10 Franklin tnAs
morning Tor iTtermsut.
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CLAIRVOYANTs.
PROF. LEE DAVIS.

The celebrated clairvoyant, has removed =
Hotel Decker, corner Seneca street ana
First avenue, rooms 3. l. ) and s; tells past.
present and future; gives neNer-failing adj
vice; business speculation. investments,
journeys mines. love. courts1fp, marriage.
question; he tells what you came for.
your. every wish and desire IN life: VIII aid
you in selling your property. 10 regain your
health: tells when YOU VIII marry ana
gives name OF person. Ladies' are cordially
invited; separate parors. IL out OF the city
send date OF birth and 81. Hours, 10 a. m.
to s y. m Terms reduced 70 81. Rooms D.
g. and 6.
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fn order 20 secure correct insertion o.
notices under these headings. the saEs4e
should be Jeff at he lis Eess office CO taIs
paper 80 charge sz nszas for such DO
tees
Funeral notices. resolutions or othe-
syecsa. announcements VII De charged
NJ the rAfs Of - eents per Bne ssca IL
se-flon. POSI- IT E.f.I.Ias ENCfk 60
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15

FOR SALE-A well furnished S-roor,
house, with hath: one block from post
Office See Mayer Realty Co. S5-S
Union block
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-02-15

FOR SALE--A nicely furnished i0-raosi
house. three blocks from postoflics.
For particulars. Mayer Realty Co., Ss-3s
Union block
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EMPLOYMENT WsNTrD-rEM
s>TEn-INEoum.rtoN.

THE ADDRESS n HsluG or as 40 his
dssts % The -3a ~ lae tke "a lIli2fn u
tafnt STE whose wlaaN liz supposed 10
have married wilssnE HHH IN TarnsnA
or Seattle The euu was sn san Rfau-
ctcss e1oat Htt years Aea s5arr Vvnt~s
snr NpfutmE 5ts F~e1 beard ~ him
There. ttt AAa tu Interest lu ar ,es.4fe
tne particulars - Nh3ch may 81 f.ir-
eissr1 him HF aAATes*8ag M A FaA.N
attorney 80 tN& Ssfe fsrpoatf hssft8s7sr
eaFn.F NJ tnE- rfztEV aHd srttffe.rss 4.
.Lr.--L. s..n L-ra-----.--. -
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THE BRONSON
~ First avenue. elegantly nswiy fur
EiS1ed raoEus dag or week al modern
Errpyoy eFneuts. elevator: EreprUof build
ing
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FOR SALE--A 2S-room lodging house
well furnished. centrally located; cheap
rent and lease. Mayer Realty Co.. SIS
Union block
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" tNTt.If-AGTNT~.

AttEsN TS-Ns sit every uf0Te, stsE fnarh t,,,
f1T printing sisHa GA fenrex. brt8s.s
sic, walks cie- Are to. - Arc street
Racluf Nla
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FOR SAI4E--tsrocery store. a No. lcca-
ton ard doing a splendid business.
have lease ard low rent 80 Bailey
building.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
=ARCANA Lodge No ST, f and A NJ
meets second and fourth Monday each
month.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
A OUTING.

Commencing May :. the Copper city
Limited will run daily except Sunday.
between Butte. Anaconda and Hamilton.
Round-trip tickets viii be- on ale at the
North.rn Pacific railway ticket ofhees at
Butte. Anaconda. Deer Lodge and Carl
son al SIS. including one weeks board az
the Ravalli hotel. Hamilton A spec'hi
rate of SO will also be mace on Meo
dav and SATURDAY Of each week. udin
two DAYS board al the Ravalh hotel
Tiokets will be extended upon request oy
,hs manager Of the hotel and a proDor-
,ionately low rate charged for hotel ae-
commoda ,ions. Good fishing and huntine
low altitude. no hig winds. climate and
scenery unsurpassed
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
The Copper City Flyer.

The new equipment for the Copper
city flyer will arrive In Butte from 81.
Paul this morning as q section OF the
through train. The outht VIII consis.
of three coaches. two chair cars n
two a rgage cars. One baggage n
one chair car will be taken on through
to Hamilton and the remainder OF the
cars will be left in Butte n Will be
made up into h first Of the new train
service, which will leave Butte for the
bitter Root valley by the way OF Ana
conda on Monday at los o'clock in the
afternoon. The first train from Haml-
ton will arrive at 1850 O'Clock and after
Monday the trains will run daily except
SUNDAY 1t il stated that the new cars
are beauties.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
Auction.

Tuesday, May 3rd. at 10 O'Clock a. m:
at No. 40l South Montana street. VIII
sell at public auction all furniture in a
ll-room house. h will be an oppor-
tunity to get a bargain. Furniture con-
sists of bedroom suites. dining room ana
Kitchen furniture. carpets. nnoieum'
stove range. parlor set. toilet sets
bedding. curtains, etc: in fact. every
thing necessary for keeping house: fur
niture almost new: has been used about
three months. House for rent
s. G. LAR1MORE.
A~uctioneer.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
Ara Yon Going Eat?

Try the new vestibuled trains on the
Great Northern. The greatest luxury
in travel at a minimum cost. with close
connections and quickest time for Chi
ago. Buffalo. Pittsburg. New York and
Ali Eastern points Our rates are the
lowest to and from England. Ireland
and foreign countries. For fun infor-
nation call at ticket office Great
Northern railway. IL North Main street.
J. =. Dawson, general agent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
ALMOST INSANE.


Mot H0boo NS0rby hOw ~
Lonely Wood Choppers' Camp.
Mat Nolan. a wood chopper. who was
brought in from . wood camp ABOUT
three miles below Feeley's two weeks
ago. was examined by Drs. Shuitz ana
McCrimmon in Judge Lindsay's court
last evening as to his mental CONDITION
and wa discharged, II being evldent
that he had completely his
mind. Thomas Wilmington and Neis
Sapdberg. for whom Nolan had worked.
testified regarding some OF his insane
actions before he was arrested, ana Dr.
Sheeran testified that when he hrst saw
him at the county Jail Nolan was on
his knees and would not talk. The next
time he Jaw him the man was very
much excited and said he had slept all
night with the Indians. During the last
few days. however, his mind cleared up
80 rapidly that he seemed to be all right
again.
His emporary insanity was the result
of solitude, Nolan having been alone In
the wood camp inc about the LIST oil
January. The doctors questioned Nolan
and he said he could not remember what
ne did or what happened to him Tor
some. time, and when he came to- ne
found himself in the county jail. he
aid he a been alone so long That ne
began to think and worry a great q
He began to think o his parents
and home, from which he ran ava
when he was 16 years of age. 10 years
ago.. He said he had not heard from
his home since and his parents did no
know where he a The more M
thought about it the worse he felt ant
he wanted to go home. The doctor
tried to find out from Sandberg hoV
much ne owed Nolan in wages, but NO
Ian said he did not care how much wa
coming to him, for he would no g
back to the camp again for 5000.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

1t may be a new discovery for some
hut il is generally known by the ma
tority Of people, hat the Northern Pa.
cifc railroad 10 the short line to Puget
sound points. and parties going to
Alaska who are not aware OF TINS Ia.
should call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket ONCE. 20 East Broadway next
door to the Butte hoteD. and Obtain
maps OF the Klondike n full infor-
nation as to how to get there.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
the UNION FAMILY.
The Black B~ostoniaUs VIII Begin Q
weeks Engagement Monday.

weeks Enlargement Monday
The Black Bostonians, a company OF
2, colored men and women, will begin
A weeks engagement At the Union
Family theater. Monday night. Tne
success attained by the. company IN
eastern cities promises to be duplicated
in Butte. The company is a very large
one. no expense having been spared TO
secure the best talent possible ootn
here and in Europe. Notable In the
BLACK Bostonians will be found the
names of such artists as: MISS Maude
Nae palmer. Miss Jessie Gibson. Alice
clark ROYAL. Miss Dora Wilson. Miss
pauline Jones. Miss Mary Brown, Ed
ward c. Royal. Edward ]. Mosley, silas
Frazier. Andy Hampton, Charles w.
arnold. william Helms. Will Cole, W.
j. Humphreys, Eddie Harris may
Brown.
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savs that Hurts gave the bartender .
$40 Bill instead of q so. as claimed,
and received $s.75 In change. Mr.. Gros-
seubacker much regrets h mtsunder-
standing. - he has always aimed 70 run
a nrst-class place and treat everybody
fairly.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
County Trs.surer's Report.

County Treasurer Kinds last evening
completed his monthly hnanclai STATE
ment showing the condition of the
~county's a at the close OF Office
hours yesterday. The total amoun OF
money received during the month was
SO. sol. so, and the amount paid out was
S47. 247.47. The cash balance on the nrst
of the month was &233. 345.0s, and las,
evening IL was Sl9s. %.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

You may 70 East or west for very
,cw fsrcs VIA n Great Northern Rail-
way line. Try the new vestibuled train
leaviuG Butte daily at SOS p. m. for
seattle, st. Paul, Chicago. New York
and all principal cities. We run q diner
on the restaurant plan-pay for what
you order. Call 1t ticket ONCE. a
North Main St, for full particulars. J.
r Dawson. General Agent.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
GREAT BOON TO SUFFERERS.
DR.. Dogge Continues to Treat All Patients
1T 05 Per Month. ress,

ut 05 Per Month. rar
& One really has but a ain idea OF now
many ailing people there are unit ne
visits the Office of some popular and
skillful physician. such as DR.. Q. h.
Dogge, 81 North Main street. and sees
row after row OF patients waiting their
turn for treatment. OF course other
physicians have many cases. but mas
much as DIR. Dogge treats all cases FOR
the nominal sum of IS per month, ne
has naturally a very large practice. HIS
success in private and kin diseases,
and diseases Of women, has beer really
remarkable. He continues the use OF
the X-ray machine whenever necessary
for diagnosis. making no extra charge
therefor.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
Reasoning by Analogy.

From the New York Journal
wilIie-Pa. was Washington the father
of his country
Mr.. Reed-He was. my son.
wiuie-Then he was the ~stepfsther OF
the constitution. wasn't he? Ny history
SAYS the constitution was adopted
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
ONE DAY WAS ENOUGH
Carroll Yves Untrue the Second
Day Of Married Life.
HIS WIFE GETS A DIVORCE
Carroll Boosted OF His ConQuests and
Took No Pains TO Conceal His Inf
denty-Matalda Gooch Begins
a Suit for Divorce.

Henrietta Carroll Of Anaconda was
yesterday granted a divorce by Judge
Clancy from her husband, Burreli w.
Carroll. Mrs. Carroll lived with her
husband lust one day and then dis
covered that during that short time OF
her married life her husband had beer
untrue to her. She testified that they
were married on the 18th of June OF
last year. and went to live In the LIZ
zie block. The next day she went out
on some errand, and when she re-
turned to the room she oun the door
locked. She knocked. II was n
opened to her, but she heard voices
within and waited. Finally the door
opened and a strange woman came out
and went on downstairs. Mrs. car
roll accused her husband right Their
and there Of having been untrue TO ner,
| and ne admitted it. and Their she went
away and returned To the nome OF "e'
parents in Anaconda.
Harry Mitchell, a witness. testtfted
| that Carroll boosted TO him about his
| and said he was going 10
leave Butte with the most styIsn
woman i'm the city.
Matilda Gooch yesterday commenced
suit for divorce against her husband,
John Gooch, on the grounds OF cruelty.
She saws i'm her complaint that they
were married in Butte on the I'd OF last
February. and that since that time
the defendant has treated her so cruel
ly thai it has injured her health and
made her life with him unbearaoie
on Feb. Il. after they had been mar
ried lust two weeks. he struck and pea
her and threatened to take her lie,
and again on March 5. i'm the Barrett a
Jackey block. he kicked and beat hei
and applied vile epithets to her and
said IL she did not live with him ne
would kill her. At other times and II
the presence of witnesses. he frequent
ly threatened her life. Mrs. Gooch says
her husband is an idle and dissolut'
person and has not, except for the pc
Rod of one week after their marriage
contributed anything toward her sup
port and maintenance. The plaintii
asks to have her maiden name. Matilda
Ktft, restored to her.
, Mabel Ludwig did not get her al
yorce yesterday because she did no
have an attorney. having discharge
; the one who had previously representa-
r her in the case. The time for takin
r evidence was therefore continued unit
next Saturday by Judge Lindsay.
The order to show cause on h al
--tu g., ,hA Iiyarca naS 40 q
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

Nine cases out Of ten of infiamed eyes
can be entirely cured by proper glasses.
DIR. Dodd of the Owsley block makes
free examinations OF the eye
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

'FraternaI Union Of America lodge will
meet next Monday night at Good Tenn
plars' hall for election Of officers. All
members and applicants requested 10
he nresent. T. ]. Shandol. ID. S. p.
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A Slight Explosion

MAY result from failure to get the maya
zines on time. We are ready to supply
YOU with all the magazines. ewspspers
and periodicals as fast as they arrive.
subscriptions taken for N magazine.
book or paper. A complete assortment OF
tablets. box paper, stationery, etc. POST
ONCE News Stand. Butte.
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The funeral of Marion Bell will take
p,ace to-morrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
from the family residence. corner Lew
isohn and Excelsior streets. in the HOPE
oAdftinp
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
Special bargains Ina Pianos aud Organ'
This Week.

The above ndNt Hdu
more or less wear, but are all in very
good shape, indeed: in fact, We will at
any tims In the future take back and
allow any money paid on the ABOVE IN
strumente TO go toward the purchase
of a new piano.
Terms on pianos: $1,000 per month;
and on organs, $500 per month.
ORION BROS.
3O5 North Main St., Butte, Mont.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01
He Regrets Ia.

ohm ". Grossenbacker. proprietor OF
the Swiss Home on Arizona street oe-
nies the report that Frank Kurtz OF
Philiusburg was short changed there
a few nights ago. MI. G~rossenbacker
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A May party will be given by Alta
lodge. %. of H., at Hibernia hall. Cen
~terville. Monday evening. May 2. 1888.
Tickets. SO cents.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-05-01

Effective at once. passenger rates.
Anaconda to Seattle and north racine
coast points. are reduceo 10 Vow "'s
class. $1,000 second-class-
Call on ticket agent at B.. A. Z.
railway. passenger station. NJ Ana
conda. for further information