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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10


the chemical-works should not engage in
the ma nufacture Of chemicals when the
wind is blowing from the south south
east. or southwest He had been re-
quested to introduce this resolution. he
said. by a number OF his constituents.
He was satisfied that unless the Coun-
ell took steps to obliterate the nuisance,
injunction proceedings would be insti-
tuted.
The resolution was adopted, after a
brief debate.
RULE AGAINST BARBED WIRE.
Mr.. Bloomberg introduced an ordinance
prohibiting the use of barbed wire within
feet Of any street or alley. The use OF
the wire is allowed on walls 5 feet or
more high. Mr.. Bloomberg said the ordi-
nance was intended to restrict the prom
iscuous use of barbed wire. The ordi-
nance was adopted.
After a brief recess the Sergeant-at-
Arms returned with Messrs. Ebel j. j.
King, and Foster. The matter of insuring
the City Hall elevators for one year was
then taken up, and the Council adopted
the resolution. providing for an annual
policy in the Standard Company, of De-
troit, at a premium of sos.
MUSIC IN THE PARKS.
Mr.. Wallerstein moved that an appro-
priation Of $500 should be made TO provide
music in the public parks. He thought
this provision very desirable. He sug-
gested that this sum should be taken
from the contingent tuna as soon as the
citizens would subscribe like amount,
deoogiting the same with the city Audi
tor. Only eleven members voted for
s..speusioh of the rules, and the resolu-
ton went to the Finance Committee un-
der the rules.
Mr.. Briggs introduced an ordinance i'm
posing a tax on all persons peddling coun-
try produce. Adopted
on motion Of Mr.. Pollock, resolution
providing for the election of clerk of
the Committees on Accounts and Print
ing and Ffre-Alarm and Telegraph by the
members of the first-named committee
alone, was adopted.
This closed the work of the present
Council
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10

me but to go under an operation.
In speaking with a friend of mine
about it, she recommended Lydia f..
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, say
ing she knew it would cure me. / then
sent for your medicine, and after taxi
ing three bottles of it, the tumor dis
appeared. Oh! you do not know how
much good your medicine has done
me. / shall recommend it to all suffer-
ing women.-Mrs. Rosa GAUM, 720
Wall St., Los Angeles, Cal.
The great and unvarying success Of
Lydia f. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound In relieving every arrangement
of the female organs, demonstrates
IL to be the modern safeguard of wo-
mans happiness and bodily strength.
More than a million women have been
benefited by 1t.
Every woman who needs advice
about her health is invited to write to
Mrs. Pinkham. at LYNN. Mass.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10
ALETTER FROM CUBA.
Thinks IL No Easy Task TO Route
the spaniards.

NORFOLK, VA, June s.-tspeciaL)-A
letter, dated in Cuba. has been received
here from Carrollton Rhea, OF Noriok'
a member OF the First Battalion OF Ma
rines. who landed in Cuba about
week ago. 1t corroborates delayed press
dispatches. Rhea writes that the Ameri-
cans landed at Aguidores, near santiago.
and had not long been on Cuban SOIL De-
fore a sharp skirmish with the Spaniarus
took place. According to Mr. Rhea's re-
port only two Americans were killed
the spanish losses being thirty-hve. Rhea
said il was intensely hot where he was,
and the troops suffered very much. They
expected to reach the insurgents INES
and would cooperate with the patriots.
Mr.. Rhea. from his observations, thought
N would be no easy task 10 ront the
enemy on land on their own ground. ana
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Ramabai Association.

The meeting held yesterday afternoon
in the parlor of the Young Mems Chris
tan Association, with reference to the re-
organization of the Ramabai Association,
was quite gratifying in it's results. Al
though 1t was deemed best to postpone re-
organization and election Of officers until
fall. vet some who were present became
members of the association and undertook
10 secure other members. The president,
Mrs. Hobson, gave brief outline OF the
character Of the work and plans for flu
ture operations.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-06-10
Cnuses Inconvenience.

WILLIAMSBURG, VA, June 9.--(Spe-
ciaI)-The delay in the appointment by
the Board OF Education Of the Superin-
tepdent OF Schools for James City county,
in place of Colonel J. IL. Allen, deceased,
10 occasioning considerable Inconvenience
not only 10 teachers. who are I'M
able 10 get receipts for their last months
renorts. but also 10 the County Treasurer,
Who Is compelled by law to obtain
the Superintendent's signature TO school
warrants before they will be allowed him
as vouchers I'm his annual settlement with
the Auditor OF Public Accounts.
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THE MARSHALL TRAGEDY.
A NoIIe Proseaui Entered-A Young
Man Drops Dead.

LYNCHBURG, VA. June s.--tSpecial.)-
At Appomattox Courthouse to-day noiie
prosequi was entered In the case OF En-
NETT Marshall, indicted for the murder of
his sister-in-law several months ago. a
commission OF lunacy was afterwards held
and Marshall adjudged insane.
Robert Phelps, a well-known young
man. dropped dead to-day. He was a ma
tive of Lynchburg. but had more recently
been connected with q, Richmond clothing
firm.
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Ellix--Pcnder.

NORFOLK, VA, June s.--cSpeciaLl--
Miss Florence Ellis, a belle Of norfolk
society. was married tonight az the home
OF her father, Hon. William III. G. Euis,
TO Mr.. stephen Lee Pender, OF Terrell.
Tex. Rev. John J. Doherty. OF St. Marys
Catholic church, performed the ceremony.
The brides sister, Miss Ida Ellis, was
maid of honor. and Mr.. Dorsey Pender, OF
Norfolk. was best man.
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The Juniors Meet.

There was a meeting of the Junior Hol-
lyWood Memorial Association held in the
iecture-room OF the FIRST presbyterian
church yesterday morning at IL O'Clock.
MISS Atkinson occupied the chair, in the
absence of Mrs. Bryce Stewart Hume.
The business attended TO was the plan
ming of a trolley party, to be given for
The benefit of the association.
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Monroe Ward Club TO Meet.

The regular monthly meeting or me
Monroe Ward Democratic Club Will be
held at their rooms, corner t1fth and
Members are earnestly requested to at
tend, as matters OF importance will be
considered.
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Bailey VIII Speak.

CHARLOTTESVILLE. VA. June a.
Especial 1.-THE Hon. Joseph w. Bailey
will certainly attend the finals az the UNI
versity OF Virginia. and keep his appoint
rnent TO speak there on Monday. a telc-
gram Just received from Mr.. Bailey au-
thorizes this statement.
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s1s ;MzmUA6s %ssMsgsBA6E %s1aesJysaE2aasn

tie if any chance OF his surviving. an
other twenty-foIr hours. He has peen
In very feeble health for many months,
though confined 20 his bed for only q lew
weeks. The disease with which ne -
affected is said TO DO cancer OF inc
stomach.
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n,cbmonders I'm New York.

NEW YORK, June s.-(special) -. W.
Rates. Hoffman; G. A. Walker, MISS A.
n walker, waldorf; +. w. Thomas
Grand Union; C. w. Porter. Jr., New Am
sterdam; II. Renie and VIE, Manns'ean'
A. II. Miller 81. Denis; 4. L. anu
wife. Continental,
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y -
bled with an
ovarian tumor,
each year grow
ing worse, I'M
til at last /
was compelled
to consult with
a physician.
He said
nothingcould
be done for
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dental Examiners TO Conclude To-
Day.

The State Board Of Dental EXAMINERS,
who have been engaged for the past few
days in examining candidates for certin-
Gates OF license to practice, will conclude
their labors to-day, but the result Will
NOT be announced for week or ten days.
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also thought the expedition was the be-
Ginning OF long and fierce struggle
notwithstanding the effective work done
by the American fleet In sienclns the
batteries at Santiago.
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Yell from the Heat.

FLETCHER Mcclellan Tell at Fourteentn
and Cary streets yesterday AFTERNOON
about $50 O'Clock from the effect of the
heat. go
The ambulance. with DR.. Miller in
charge. was called, ana, treating the
man left him.
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IIn,.er-MIssIon-Day.

The woman's Christian Temperance
Union will hold rs annual Flower MIS-
sion service at the penitentiary satur-
day. June 18th. OF +. NJ.
All persons willing 20 contribute now
ers are asked TO send them 20 the
Friends Westinghouse, Clay street near
First from 10 A. NJ. 10 2 p. d. Satur-
faw
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COLONEL j. r. FITZGERALD.
No Possible Hope of His Recovery
Entertained.

FARMvILLE. VA. June s.-(Speciai)--
Colonel ]. p. Fitzgerald. Of this place.
is extremely Ill. with no possible hope OF
recovery. His attending physician gives
out the report tonight that there is lit
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AN OPERATION AVOIDED.
Mrs. Rosa Gaum Writes TO Mrs.
Pinkham About It. She Says:

DEAR MRS. PrSKHAM:-I take pleas
ure In writing you a few lines to in
form you of the good your Vegetable
Compound has done me. I cannot
thank you enough for what your medi-
cine has done for me; it has, indeed,
helped me wonderfully. M
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SAMPLE Silk ParaSOlS Half Price To-Day.

SWEETEST
almost stylish parss
time int
Parols costing $a5e to s. for s+
4Paras costing
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THE GOOD WORK GOES ON
More Vags and Secretaries Re-
ceive Justice.
JOE PHELAN FINED S12O
Half a Dozen Contribute eio Apiece
for Drunkenness and Disturb
sncs-A Busy Day In the
Police Court.

Another big grist was the result Of
Judge Fitzgerald's work in police court
yesterday.
Gladys Lyle. a woman of the town.
was hned $40 for running a house OF
prostitution.
A. Miller was given 80 days for va
grancy.
James Burns was also arrested for
vagrancy. but his trial did not take
place yesterday.
John Kaiser was arrested for beating
his mistress and was fned SO.
Joe PEelan was fine 500 on the
charge Of assault and $50 for malicious
mischief. lie will serve co days. Phe-
Ian, in former times. was a secretary.
but lately has worked steadily. on
Wednesday evening he broke out
afresh again. however. INC smashed
windows. beat John Pinnock's face up
badly and raised all sorts OF trouble
He was arrested by an officer and re-
leased on his promises that he would
behave himself. The officers back had
been turned only q moment. however,
before more window panes began to
crumble and he was arrested for good
then.
Mamie s~uprenant. who was given a
floster on Wednesday evening. was ar
rested again yesterday for her failure
TO carry out the provisions Of the pro-
tocol. She was too sick TO stand trial
and her case vas passed.
Pete Swanson contributed so for in
decent exposure.
Roy Charles. a gentleman Of good
clothes and bad morals. who lives not
by the sweat of his brow. was fined
$40.
John Sennock was arrested for va
grancy n fined so. He is an old man.
but is said to be a violent one when
intoxicated. He get into a fight with
Joe Phelan. got his face beaten IN,
was arrested and had other bad luck.
which finally ended in a so Inc
Emil Hirosoyac was arrested for car
rying concealed weapons n engaging
in n fight. His trial was not con
cluded yesterday n will be finished
I'D to-day.
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"Tennessee's Pardner," Arthur c. Ais
tons delightful comedy-drama. which
was seen here last season and gave the
best OF satisfaction. u TO the Mar
garet theater for one performance only,
Monday next. Dec. 10. So much has
been said in praise of this excellent at
traction hat little more is necessary 10
convince the theatergoing public OF An
aconda OF the treat In store for them.
The play IL decidedly a good one and
the company interpreting IL an unus-
ually powerful organization. 1t was one
of last ason's best attractions here.
'"Tennesses's Pardner' was built By
the dramatist on material furnished by
one Of Bret Harte's most popular ro-
Of the western mines. The pl3t
Involves Harte's favorite hero. The
Legitimate m High Toned Heard
dealer Bill Kent's orphan daughter,
Tennessee. from the Smoky mountains
the adventures who msrries the good
natured miper in order TO rob and de-
sert him and two original comedy char
actefs. proprietors OF the Sudden Stop
Hotel" Although dealing with western
life. this play is made delightfully."- in
terestfag by the natural climaxes and
situations and the onspicuous absence
Of the usual blood and thunder conven-
tionalities usually found in plays of
this class. Tennessee Partner was
originally produced at the Fourteenth
Street thester. New York. and was then
transferred TO the Boston museum. 1t
enjoyed long runs In both OF those cities
and for three seasons has made more
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OPERA TONIGHT.
-Giroha" VIII he the Bill This
Evening.

VII WIN ht ~ DfAA M
Evening.
The most brilliant light opera en-
gaRement in the history Of this city
will be at the Margaret tonight and
tomorrow evenings. when the famous
Dorothy Morton Opera company will
make us initial appearance in this
city.
Miss Morton is a Western girl. an
only child in a st. Louis family. with
both of her parents living. although
her father is IN invalid. At home she
is Dorothy Morton Macarty. She had
the early W for music. as a child. that
made her a favorite participant in
every local entertainment. While yet
in pinafores. she was familiar with che
platform. Her parents were active
members Of the church choir end the
little daughter, because Of her talents,
was pressed into frequent service.
Rarely was there an entertainment
without her name on the bils. When
she began her music. II was as q
student Of the piano. and she was given
every advantage TO make 81 herself a
brilliant player. She had no thoupht
Of singing. but nature suddenly dis
covered her gifts for her. and Il was
not lorg before she found her way to
the stage as n means Of livelihood.
This evening al the Margaret Mics
Morton and her company viii present
'Girone-Girofa," o beautiful little
opera, and Tomorrow night Tho Reg
gar Student will he the bill The on
Cagement Of the Merton Onera COM
pany is an event of rruch Importance
in the musical circles of Anaconda.
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Tn-DaN'r Entries.

Entries for to-day's races at Insle-
side. as posted by the local pool rooms.
are as fellows:
Three-tourths mile. purse-Nas.sr
Lee. no. Ocorona. Tic: GlengaSer. fiS:
Fermo, ilS; Dos Mecanos. lis, TRADE.
lis.
Mile. purse-Diab,ita. lO7; Topmast,
ll2: Ruhicon. H.; Cromwell. ll5.
Mile and one-sixtcenth. selling-Maj1r
hooker. 100: Beaumondo. 100: Hohen-
lone. 100; Durward. 109; ElyenadO. ll2.
Seven-elghths mile. selling-Dr. Bhg-
nays, 80; imperious. o.; Col. Dan. So;
Lady Brittanic. %: Hardly. 1902.
Three-fourths mile. neutrality-suspicious.
ing. s.; Novia. 81: Valencienne, 9S: Mid
light, l0s; Miss Rowena. ia.
Three-fourths mile, selling-Prln~e
Tyrant, 107; DR.. Sharp. 107; University.
107; Schmltz. 100; Dick Behun, 100; -.
Apollo. IL.
Weather clear: track heavy.
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IN JUDGE WILLIAMS COURT.
Several Cases Came Up for Adjudication
and Were Promptly Disposed or

Several Cases Came Up for Adjudication
and Were Promptly Disposed or
In Judge Williams our yesterday
Fred Sherman. for vagrancy, was sem
fenced to so days In the county jail.
Sherman Is a secretary and was ar
rested three days ago on that charge.
He was fined SO on that charge. which
he paid. He then played smart and
went about town shooting off his mouth
that he had a pull" with the police
and the courts. He didn't get a show to
say very much, for he was arrested
again yesterday on the same charge
and got so days.
Marcus limo filed n complaint last eve
ming in Judge Williams court against
James Anderson, charging him with
petit larceny of personal property. He
is accused Of stealing a horsewhip.
Another complaint was sworn to by
c. Z. Wright charging Bert Shea with
assault in the third degree. He is ac-
cused of threatening Wright with a
gun.
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Doctor. Is gas safe for extracting
teeth? DR.. Rinehart, dentist.
street Arab and Chaplain.
'ornhill Magazine.

From the Cornhin Magazine.
A poor little street arab was brought
into the hospital by the police. He had
been run over by an omnibus and was
badly injured. The chaplain was sent for.
as IL was thought improbable that the
boy would live many hours. With little
tact the chaplain began the interview
thus: My boy. the doctors think you are
very much hurt. Have you been a good
little boy?"
Boy tmuch b~ored)-You git aout.
Chaplain tshockeo)-But I am afraid
you are not n good little boy. and you
know you may perhaps be going TO die.
Boy anxious to end interv -ew)-Weil,
faint none o. your bYsint:s. any'ow,
Wots me death got to do with you? Ave
you got a pal In the corffin line?
IL IL pleasant TO be able TO relate that
this boy finally recovered.
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"GAY CONEY ISLAND"
Smith and Campbell Give . Delighted
interpretation Of the Piece.

Cay Coney Island" with new faces
and new jokes and new settings de-
lighted a large audience at the Mar
garet last night. The theater was
crowded and the audience was thank
full for the o~nportunity afforded by the
ntermissions 10 regain their breath. for
the piece was received with three long
laughs. n for each act. The changes
that have been mad in the comedy
have improved IL and The new special
ties presented last night were all well
received. Smith and Campbell inter
preted the comedy in a manner that
caught on from start to finish. The
whistline and dancing ~specialties were
new and catchy.
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money on tour In the principal cities
than n ether play OF its kind on the
road. Arthur c. Aston. proprietor and
manager Of this attraction, has brought
many good plays and stars here in pre-
v!ous seasons. notably Maude Granger.
Robert Downing. Jeffreys Lewis.
Friends" etc. etc. HIS name Ia sufn-
Client guarantees Of the high class quail
ity OF "Tennessee's Partner.
The company Includes Harry Main
hall. Es;ha williams. Percy Plunkett.
lane Co-coran. Annie Mortimer. Frank
Kelly. Theo. westman. Walter Ryder.
J. ". Kildun. Chas. Powell. Thos.
Siubbs. the Golden Nugget quartette
and all OF last seasons favorites.
Anaconda Steam Laundry. 305 +. Park.
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I" TFgNESSEE's PAaOsER"

Suggested by Bret Harte's great romano"
Of the mixing camp, with the following
star cast: Harry Aaiahali. Estha Wiz
!'ams. Jane Corcoran. Percy P!unkCtt.
Walter Ryder. Annie Mortimer. Fanny
Curtis. Frank ~. Kelly. Chsr!es Powell.
Theodore Westman. J. W. Kldun. Thorn
as Stubs. the Golden nugget Ouartotte.
and all OF the original New York cast
and last seasons favOritcs. a great COM
pany. A great play.
Regular Prices Parquette and Circle.
g.; balcony. &c; gallery. Csc.
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Real Estate Transfers.

leeds in the following real estate
transfers were yesterday fled for record
in the Office of the county clerk and re-
corder:
Edward Chassey 10 Fred Gangner.
the west one-hsl, OF lot No. ,. in block
81. city of Anaconda: consideration. 81.
Samuel Harkness TO Frank r. Rus
sell. a one-half interest in the Lucy
miniag claim. situated between Spring
gulch and Foster creek; consideration,
81
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The Modern Mother

Has found that her little ones are i'm
proved more by the pleasant Syrup OF
Figs, when IN need Of the laxative cf-
feet of a gentle remedy. than by any
other. Children enjoy II and Il bene-
fits them. The true remedy. Syrup Of
Figs. IS manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup &C. only.
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o'clock next Tuesday evening. The tax
made a special order OF business.
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Dorothy Morton Opera Co,
rIARGARET T~HEtTER-ANAC0ypA

Ono night on,y. Monday. Dec. ~. special
orgaGemont OF The favurlts play and com
pany. An attraction guaranteed. This SIC
cess Of three seasons. Arthur g. Aiston's
powerful company, presenting the beau
tls.i ror.1y Iray,a
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A Christmas present that is worth
giving. and one that the whole family
will enjoy, is a piano from aug. Meyer,
III Z. Park.
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Archibald Gray. the Butte railroad
man. was in town yesterday.
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Single Harness and Robes at cost.
Lupien, 214 Park.
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Col. l.. +. Davies. the Northern Psci
fic land agent, is in the city.
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"A broken engagement" can be seen
at Mahan Bros. East Park.
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Cycle skates at Greig's.

At the Montana-W. L. Shandrew.
city; r.. a. Luke, Helena: Harry
Friedman, San Francisco: Miss Gala
han. Miss Ward. Butte: Y. H.. Law.
San Francisco: Archibald Gray. F. II.
Cooney. Butte; l.. Moore, Cincinnati.
Ohio; A.. W. Posey. Indiansnolis: Fred
J. Rilger. Salt Lake: II. ]. Davies. Hell
Ia; J. Mcguire. J. T.. Dawson, Butte;
T. l.. Peck. st. Paul: J. ~. Slack. Chi
caEo; w. G. Rang, San Francisco; +.
Chandler, st. Louis; w. j. Ferguson,
Butte; w. Il. Rodgers, city: George II.
Bryant, Chicago: V. McMullen, Ana
cOnda-
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Toy dishes ct Grsig's.

For sale cheaprLot. s1s East Third
Inquire rear Sli East Third.
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Doll bugg.es at Creig's.

For a days outing. to to Gregsor
Springs. Con Hayes, proprietor.
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Antiers with holiday goods at Kings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-12-16

Closing out sale OF furniture at 225
East Commercial.
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r. A. Luke. the Helena Insurance
man. is In the city.
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J. T. O'Brien and family have re
moved to No. $40 Locust street.
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"Tenne.see's Pardner."

Books and stationery at L. a. Kings
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T. B. Hughes was a visitor in Butte
yesterday.
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W. p. Ferguson is a Butte visitor in