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IHOAIAs IoMLING 8 Co. ACCTIoNEERs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY.
BEING BRICK HOUSE No AS FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST
Il! virtue pf certain deed Of trust dated June
:. 4s32. ana recorded IN Liher 16,s folio les et
sec one Of the land records of the District Of
columbia and at The request of the holder of the
note secured thereby we viii sell in front Of the
l,rgm!ses. a. public auction. FRIDAY. DE
'EMBEk INE\Il-IIIiitD. 1898, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK A. NJ. the 70 l., Ing scrihed real estate
Q" VIII Lot !ettered e III ". Il. Todi'S s1hdi-
NiSl"n "f l1iS ia square numbered six hundred and
1hiIyetght- said suidi vision recorded in The.
"th'c Of tEr surveyor II the District of Columbia
II B--'k B page ~. improved by two->tvry
brt'k house. kIgU No. AS First 81 sw
Terms Of sale: One-tlird cash. balance in one
tNr aAi thfee yraIs with interest at six per cent
r5ry stid a. a-i cash, at be optIOn If the pur-
'taseF- I'.Fsi ~ Slup required time Of
sal" 10 BE- @onplied with within ten davs from
isy Of sale. Otherwise the viii resell nj
the risk ana cvst II thc defaulriuc purchaser
THOMAS ". FOWLER Trustee
de12-dts FRANK T. RAWLINGS Trustee
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JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIoNEER
Successor tu Ratclife. Sutton q Coz

IEISIEES' SAl-E OF VALUABLE UNIN-
PROVED PROPERTY FRONTING on & ST
AND NEW YORK AVE NV BET 22D AND
23D SIS
corded In Liber S24O folio 1O2. Ct seu one OF the
land records for the District of Columbia and az
tie request Of the party secured thereby. we VIII
sell, AZ pu!iic auction, in front the premises on
II IESDAh. DECEMBER TWENTIETH, 1895
AT HALF-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK PM all Of
original lot ten to-. in square sIxty-two t62l of
the city Of Washington. District Of Columbia
Terms Of sale Ore-third cash, the balance In
one aud two years. with interest al six ,6I per
cent per anEGIn. secured by first deed Of trust on
the property sold sll cash. at the option of the
purchaser \ deposit OF $4,000 required al the
time Of sale Terms Of sale to be CONF pli.d with
within ten 10i days from the dag OF sale or the
trustees reserve the right resell al the risk
and cost Of defaulting purchaser. Abstract and
cVuSryanClng, TecoTdtng ELd revenue STAMPS AT the
Cust II the purchaser.
CHARLES z. STONE
CHARLES ". FAIRFAX
des t&ds Trustees. SIC F ST NV
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JAMES W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
Vsuecessor to Ratciife. Sutton Il Co..

1AsiEs W. RATCLIFFE, AUCTIONEER.
lshccessor to Ratciife, Sutton & CO..
TRUSTEES SALE OF TEN HORSEPOWER
DYNAMO. ts3'--,
~ virtue of ehatteIs deed Of trust duly re-
corued IN Liber 2316 folio PIT ct seq, of the land
tecoIos or the District of Columbia and at the re.
qusst OF the party secured thereby We will sell at
PUBLIC auction within the sales rooms of James w
naIciHe; ti.i 920 Pa. ave. n.y., on SATURDAY. THE
SESENTEENTH DAY OF DECEMBER 1898, AT
In good order . : =
Terms cash. -..
JOHN c. IEALD,
RICHARD C. THOMPSON.
deiZ,i4&IS-3t Trustees.
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A POPULAR MISTAKE
REGARDING REMEDIES FOR DYspEPsI, AND
INDIGESTION.


The national disease OF Americans is indigestion.
or In Its chronic form, dyspepsia and for the very
reason that IL Is ~ common many people negls-.t
tskins proper treatment for what they consider
trining stomach trouble. when. as n matter OF fact
indigestion lays the foundation many incurahl,,
ach VIII fall n victim TO consumption. Many Md
hey Diseases and heart troubles date their begin
ming from poor digestion; thin. nervous people arr,
really 30 because their stomatfs are out Of gear.
weary laIguid faded out women owe their condi-
tion TO Imperfect indgesti ion
When nearly every person Won meet is Afflicted
Win weak digestion. Il is not surprising that ncarIv
every secret patent medicine the mo rket claims
TO be a cure for dyspepsia. as well as score Of
other troubles. when. I'm fact. Dr werthlrr SAYS
there n but ono genuine dyspepsia cure which is
perfectly safe and reliable. and. moreover this
remedy is not a Iatent medicine. hut Il Is a scIrn-
tite combination of pure pepsin free fr~n animal
matter, vegetable essences. fruit salts and his
hinth IL Is sold by druggists under name nf
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets. No ertravagant claims
are made for them, hut for indigestion or any
stomach trouble Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets are far
ahead of any remedy yet discovered They act On
the food eaten. no dieting is necessary simply eat
all the wholesome food you want, and those tablets
VIII digest II. A results. because an THO
stomach needs is rest, which Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets give by doing the work Of digestion
Druggists sell these tablets ut so cents pcr mack
age. Circulars and testimonials sent free by ad-
dressing F. A Stuart Co. Marshall, Mich. drl4SlG
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BUFFALO
LlTHIA WATER

Natures ramedy for Gsat, Rheamasisu and
all disorders OF the Ktdneys and Bladder
Maer for ..e BY drssssss and .ppcation
PR0fhe T0R. n.ell0 lTTHil ses'sce viRelNH
w. 8. Thompson, AEt., 7O3 18th Ut. NV,
d1l-eo3t
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MEDICAL.
DIR. Leatherman.

A1peft specialist In the cure Of all special dis
a ssses o. men and women. Consultstian fres.
DAiy TO IL, TO 5; Tues, ThuS- and Sat.
eveninRs. to G. 6De E n.w. Closed On Sunday
polS-lms
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

TOMORROW.
AUCTION SALE OF
Horses. FaufeS.
WITHIN THE BAZAAR. no. $40 La. AVE.
TOMORROW SATURDAY. MORNING. DECEM-
BER SEVENTEENTH. AT TEN O'CLOCK. We
will sell 30 head OF horses. consigned to Us by
Some good workers and drivers. Stock TO suit any
business To be sold for want of
ALSO
pairs of well ma tched, sound, young Kentucky
mules.
SALE PEREMPTORY
1t $. BENSfNGER. Auctioneer.
WALTER B. WILLIAMS & Co, AUCTS.
OUR REGULAR SATURDAY SALE.
On TOMORROW, DECEMBER SEVENTEENTH
AT TEN O'CLOCK AN, shall sell our
sales rooms a general assortment of Household
Enects. together with n consignment of Rric-a-
brTc. Fancy Articles. etc, Upright Piano. nearly
ALSO. AT TWELVE O'CLOCK NJ
Cirriages. Bicycles. Harness. etc.
IL WALTER h. WILLIAMS & co. Aucts.
JAMES W. RADCLIFFE. AUCTIONEER
tSuc' essor To Ratcliffe. Sutton X Coz
REGULAR SALE OF FURNITURE CARPETS &c
TOMORROW SATURDAY MORNING, AT TEN
OtLOCh, | will sell within my sales rooms No
0'1 Pa. ave. NV. a large collection of nearly
FURNITURE. consisting, in part of Oak aiiTrprfront
ID Oak Dressers, Tables. Mirrors loft. Cherry
Extension Table. bookcases. Lace Curtains, Easy
Chairs, Desks, Carpets. etc.
ALSO
10-Horsepower Dynamo by order trustees.
ALSO, AT TWELVE NJ.
in front of sales rooms. Horses, Carriages Wagons
Harness. etc.
1t JAMES ". RADCLIFFE. Auct.
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Thousands of situations have been OBJ
tained through the want columns of The
Star.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
JAMES W. RATCIIFFE, AUCTIONEER
Successor to Raftlife. Sutton 4 Col

TRUSTEES SALE OFsJNEARLY NEW HOUSE
HOLD FURNITURE, ETC
By virtue OF chattefs deed of trust duly re-
corded ia Liber 236o folio lao ct set one of
the land records Of, ihe, District Columbia and
at the request of the party secured thereby, we
will sell. on TUESDAY THE TWENTIETH DAY
OF DECEMBER. 1898, at TEN O'CLOCK An,
within The sales rooms of James W. Ratciife
920 Pa. ave. NV. lot tHousehold Furniture etc
mentioned in schedule "B'' attached to said
trust
Terms: Cash.
BENZ. F. COLE
J. FRANK TRAZZARE,
aeio-ot Trustees
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CHART ES A. JAMES,
CHARLES c. GLOVER,
de1-dts

UBY ORDER OF COIRT. THE ABovE SALE
is postponed until MONDAY JANUARY SIX
1885, at the same hour and place
CHARLES A. JAMES
CHARLES c. GLOVER
de15-dts , -, TrrSfaes
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Comprising Fine Carpets Handsome Chamber and
Iaror Suites, Mattresses, Pillows, Beautiful
C"uches. Rugs. Oilcloths. Mattings. Fancy Rockers
and Tables. Students Lamps, Folding Beds, Seal
SKIN coat and cape, Extension Tables. SideJoards,
Dining Chairs, Toilet Sets, China Closets, Book
Cases. Office Furniture Pictures Gas Stoves Cast
Register, Iron Safe, Refrigerator Gents Wheel
Morris Chairs, Hangings. Stair and Hall Carpets
Kitchen Goods. &c. sale opens in basement with
lot Of groceries.
AT TWELVE NJ.
Horse and Harness, &C., DC.
G. Il. SLOAN x CO, AuctiOneers
del0-I 1i0I q st.
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Assignee's safe by auction
of entire stock of Gro
Ceries, Horse, Wagon
and Harness, &c.

By virtue VI an assignment to and duly re-
Corded, viii sell at public auction. on TUESDAY,
DEFENDER TWENTIETH, 1sgS at HALF-PAST
TEN OCLiICk An. the entire stock Of GroctAies
contained N the store at the northwest corner of
9Th and | streets northwest consisting of Teas
Coffee, sirups. Canned Goods Of all kinds. BroOms.
Wooden Ware Pickles, &c. with a general line of
grot cries. sirh Is usually found in d frst-clas IS
grocery store, including scales and other fixtures.
The stock viii fist be offered a whole. and II a
satisfactory bid Is obtained II will be with
drawn and sold In detail
Terms: Cash A lease can be obtained for any
length Of time desired
cHAS. W. FITS.
asD-6n 4oz 6th Of. NV. Assignee.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE NO. $50 STREET
NORTHWEST.

By decree of the Supreme Court of the Dis
trict Of Columbia. in equity cause No. 1990S we
will sell mt public auction In front Of the prem
1898. at HAI.F-PAST FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ,
the real estate in the city of Washington. D. c.,
known the west % feet and 21a inches front
q street by the depth of 121 feet 21a inches
Of lot l6 In square 455 with the improvements
No. $50 G street northwest.
Terms of SALE The purchaser must pay
third cash, and the balance in equal installments
in one and two years from day of sale, with In
terest at per centum per annum, payable semi
annually. and represented by the promissofy notes
of the purchaser, secured by deed of trust the
property sold, all cash. at the option of the pur.
chaser. A deposit of 500 will he required at time
OF sale. Conveyancing and stamps at cost of pur.
chaser.
JOHN J. DOIAAN, Trustee
Fenda bldg, 344 ID St nw
HENRY ". SOHON Trustee
Fendal bldg, 344 ST. NV
de7-fOt c. G. SLOAN e. CO., Auctioneers.
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Rare Collection of Antique
Colonial, Chippendale and
Sheraton Mahogany Furni=
fu1rn

In Sofas, bureaus, Rockers. Chairs, Window
Seats China Closets. Fire Seats. Washstands,
Gard Tables, Ifer Stands Glt Cousl Leaf
Tables High Boys Side Tables. Settles, Side
boards. Cupboards, &c. Catalogues mail,d n
application.
Terms cash
de12-tf 14ne o. or
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EyTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED rNTII.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER SIXTEENTH 1898. at
FOUR O'CLOCK PM, at the places
GEO. W. T. SWARTZEII4
dlO-d&sis. CLARENCE B. RHEEN. Trustees.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
THOMAS BOWLING, AUCTIoNEER,
612 z st. NV.
DEAD LETTER OFFICF SAl


Catalogue Of articles accumulated in the dead
letter Office to be sold at auction by order Of the
Postmaster General. ID. =. Leibharit, supt dead
letter office, Post Office Department, November %,
1S9S-The sale will commence MONDAY, DE
GEMBER NINETEENTH 1895, and will be con-
tinued daily at TEN A. NJ. and SEVEN P. NJ.
until the whole is disposed of.
Terms Cash delivery. de13-5t
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TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF FINE
81 III RBAN LOTS OF LAND LYING WEST
OF GEORGETOWN. IN THE DISTRICT OF
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1Hos, J OWEN. AGcrIoNEER, 9l3 sT Nv.
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Union Pacific Announcement.

The Union Pacific announces that. eff
fective Nov. 5th. Westbound Overland
Limited. No. I, leaving Chicago $50 y.
m, Saturdays and Wednesdays, has
extra ten section double drawing-room
sleeping car. Chicago TO San Francisco.
Eastbound. these cars leave San Fran
cisco Wednesdays and Sundays. pass
ing Ogden Thursdays and Mondays.
and are in addition TO egula daily
first-class sleeper. making two first
class sleeping cars OF twenty sections
and four drawing-rooms on trains mem
toned.
Also commencing train No. 1. leaving
Chicago Monday. Nov. 21st. the buffet,
smoking and library cars Will be
equipped with barber service. Passen-
gers for Montana taking this train
come through Ogden without change.
Dining car service and all the v
fences can be found on this train. and
without question is the finest equipped
west of Chicago.
For further particulars apply to
c. CLIFFORD.
General Agt. u. p. r.. II. Co, so North
Main St, Butte.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Rent pianos from orion Bros.

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Rent pianos from orion Bros.
Read Hight & Fairfeld's ad. page s.
Fred Orton, piano tuner 107 E. Bdwy.
C. J. Lannin of Anaconda was in the
city yesterday.
Sheriff Padley Of Beaverhead county
was in the city yesterday.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co, 1l9 North Main street.
A. p. Myers and Mike Lappey were
arrested yesterday for fighting.
j. A. Brown is in the city from his
game preserves in Beaverhead countD.
Engineer NJ. S. Parker of Ogden came
up from the sanity community yester-
day.
Don Davenport, the Oldest young
man in Montana, is in h city from
Helena.
In our Ten Dollar Overcoats we guar
antee full value; n they are warm.
Boucher.
John B.. Astesana died early yester-
day morning of pneumonia at the age
of Al years.
The best meals in town are served at
the Silver Bow cafe. 16 w. Quartz ST.,
day and night. Z. Firchan. manager.
To-day is a good day for making a
right start. Enter Butte Business col
lege and be assured of a good position.
We know our Ten Dollar suits are the
best thing for the money; you buy one.
don't like 1T, We pay money back.
Boucher.
John Dezell of the firm of Young &
Dezell. hardware merchants of Ana
conda. vas in the city yesterday on
business.
Two new brands of clear Havana CT
gars were received this week at New
bros. Their showcase contains all the
leading brands in the West.
Billy Edwards of Anaconda was in
the city yesterday In conference with
a number Of leading populists. Mr..
Edwards did not state the nature of
his mission TO the big city, but Ii is
believed to relate to some important
piece Of legislation which the populists
hope to enact before they dissolve.
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IT Was HEART FAILURE
INQUEST Into the Death of Bernard
d. Harrington.
AN EXCESSIVE DRlNKER
Nothing to indicate hat He Had Taken
His own Life by h Means or
Drues-He Had Stomach
Trouble.

An INQUEST on the death Of Bernard
Dennis Harrington, who died at No.
2l7 Anaconda road Sunday evening.
was held last night in Duggan's under
taking establishment and the verdict
Of the Jury was that the cause Of death
was heart failure. 1t appears from the
testimony of the witnesses thai Mr..
Harrington had been drinking consid-
erably during the past three weeks. He
being in a badly diseased condition. one
OF the witnesses. Mrs. Roach, at whose
house Harrington died, had heard the
man say hat he had occasional severe
pains In his head n that at times he
had taken morphine to relieve his suf-
ferings. On the day of his death, how
ever, there was nothing to indicate that
he had taken his life by administering
drugs. He came home drunk and lay
down on the sofa in the sitting room.
where he slept. finally falling OF on to
the floor, where he was when Messrs.
Roach and Boyle returned from work
Just before 6 o'clock Sunday evening.
They heard him snoring loudly. After
supper they went into the room. intend
ing to put Harrington to bed. Then
they discovered that he was dead. The
following jury rendered the verdict: AL
bert Godbout. j. r. Paddy. p. +. Cleary'
John Cleary. +. J. Carroll and Charles
Ray.
Mrs. Michael Roach of No. 21I Ana
conda road knew deceased. who had
rOomed at her house. Mr.. Harrington
was intoxicated on the day of his
death. She saw him alive Sunday. He
was then sleeping in the sitting room.
81 -. - 900 nlaAn fAn ha xFo =
snoring. He often complained of pains
i'm his head. He said on the last day OF
his life that his head hurt him.. He had
told her that he had occasionally
morphine to relieve the pains. Some
time ago she saw him with morphine In
his hand.
Michael Roach. husband of the first
witness, said that he returned from
work at 5:45 o'clock Sunday evening
Harrington was on h floor by the
lounge. in a position as II he had fallen
from the lounge. Witness tried Ia
arouse him and get him to lie down on
the lounge. The man was unable "a
help himself, so witness went into an
other room and washed his face and
hands and later witness and Mr.. Doyle
went into the room to pick the man up
and put hin to bed. Then II was dis
covered thai he was dead Witness
| said Harrington had been drunk Tor a
number Of davs.
Martin Boyle repeated i'm substance
the testimony given by Mr.. Roach.
John Walsh last saw Harrington alive
at Is minutes To 6 Sunday evening. He
was then snoring loudly. His testimony
developed nothing new.
DIR. II. ]. Sheeran said he examined
the body. His entire system was disar-
ranged. His lungs were affected. rs
stomach was in n badly diseased condi-
ton. Failure Of the heart he attributed
as the cause of death. Alcohol probably
brought about the diseased condition Ct
the stomach.
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STRANGE OElUSi0NS.
Thinks She Is Prosecuted on Account Of
Her Religion.


Mrs. Agnes ellis has TRANCE delus-
ions about being prosecuted on
of religion. and because of them she
was up for examination as to her mem
tai condition before Doctors Shultz and
Bernheim in Judge Lindsay's court last
evening. Mrs. ellis had been living on
the Anaconda road for some time anil
she began TO see things and then she
She told the doctors that she came
from Salt Lake four months ago and
hat she has a brother and sister living
in hat city. She was asked II II was
true that she heard voices and her life
had been threatened while h was In
the hospital.
Yes, ! must say I did. even IL I am
crazy" she said.
Mrs. ellis said that while she was in
the hospital a mob OF A. p. AS broke
into the place and she heard them out
side her room door yelling: Lets
break I'm and tear her up. Let's cut her
heart out and make her give up the
word"
She said they fired several shots and
raised Cain. Her husband, she said,
had left her and married again and she
believed that his wife was at he bot
tom of all her trouble. for she heard
her voice in the mob saying that II she
had a gun she would finish her. nr.
Bernheim tried to convince the woman
thai all she heard was Imagination, but
she wouldn't have II that way.
Drs. Campbell and Sheeran n other
witnesses testified about Mrs. ellis
delusions and she was ordered commit
ted to the asylum.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
w. A. Clark VIII Build.

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State OF Montana, County OF Silver
BOWS.
Edward +. Mayer. first being sworn,
deposes and says. that ION account of
Mr.. w. A. Clark tearing dow the
building on West Park street I'm which
/ am located i am compelled 10 dis
pose OF my stock OF diamonds. watches.
jewelry, silverware. etc. at public
auction. Every person attending II will
receive a ick emitting them 10 a
chance in a drawing for q valuable
prize given every evening. Every pur-
chaser at either private or public sales
VIII receive an additional ticket. which
entities them to a chance In a grand
prize drawing for fifty dollars (s5o) In
coin, which takes place at 10 p. m. De-
cember cath, 1888.
al Goods Guaranteed.-I will pay
one hundred dollars $500 10 any per-
son who a prove that they bought
any article misrepresented in quality In
the above sale.
sale begins at 3 and I y. m. from
December LIST. 1898.
edward +. MAYER"
Sworn TO and subscribed before me this
25th day OF November a. D.. 1898.
ISeaLl A. II. BARRETT.
Notary Public within and for Silver
Bow county State of Montana.
duplicate Copy
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CASE CONTINUED.
h Prosecuting Witness Was Not In
Court.

The Prosecuting Witness Was Not In
Court.
The hearing in the cas- of h state
against Kearns was set for 2 o'clock
yesterday afternoon in the court of Po-
lice Magistrate Roberts in Walkerville
There was no hearing. The patient
Judge was on hand. so was Marshal
Curran. the prisoner and a large num-
Der of the prisoners friends.
Marshal Curran went in search OF
the prosecuting witness. Miss Clara
Bueller. and Mrs. Dovle. another i'm
portant witness for the state. Neither
was in the house which Is their home.
The girls brother. who had previously
declared his intentions OF pushing the
use against Kearns. was also absent.
The county attorneys office was not
represented. but a telephone message
from the Office requested that the hear
ing be continued till Thursday at 2 y.
m. Accordingly Judge Roberts contin-
ued the case till hat date and hour.
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SMOKE ROBERT MANTELL CIGARS
THE PRESS GANG.
The Butte Meeting Will BE One Of Profit
as Well as Pleasure.

II buttc Nheetinx VIII ne Ouc ot fTOut
rs Well as Pleasure.
The State Press association will meet
in Butte Dec. 27th and be in session
two days. The date was decided upon
yesterday. after a conference between
the president of h organization. A.
Il. Keith OF this city. and John McMur-
ray. the secretary n treasurer. From
10 to IL a. m. the first day will be de-
voted to business and from 2 to 5 in the
afternoon to literary exercises and de-
bates. In the evening the press ans
will be in the hands of the entertain
ment committee. The following day.
Dec. 2Sth, will be devoted to an execu-
tive session of the members from 10 TO
n a. m, followed by a business session
and election of officers at 2 d.. m, after
which the balance of the day will be
devoted to sightseeing. In the evening
a banquet will be served. The literary
features Of the meeting will be oon-
dutced on a democratic plan. each
member being supposed to participate
under a time limit. thus bringing out
the best thought OF all. Every men,
Der should come prepared to take part
In these debates. Such topics as oun
ty printing. foreign advertising, sub
scriptions. newspaper bookkeeping, gen.
eral advertising. needed legislation. eth
les of journalism. campaign relations Of
the editor and other topics of general
Interest to newspaper men. An effort
will be made to make the session one
Of profit to the profession. as well as OF
general interest to its members.
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on Saturday. No doubt the theater-
goers will be clad to see him again af-
ter an absence of six years.
As a character type "Yon Tonson"
stands alone in the creative world. and
In the hands of a aDabl company.
which there IL no doubt manager Jacob
Lit has given the play. Is sure 20
please the masses. the title role being
in the hands of the greatest Swedish
dialect actor upon h American stage.
Ben Hendricks. The mechanical de-
vices employed are also said to be In
teresting.
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Funeral OF william Dodge.

The body OF william Dodge. who was
found dead in his cabin a week ago
this morning in the lowlands In JEFF
ferson county. vas buried near the
cabin last Saturday. The coroner from
Boulder held an inquest. the jury being
selected from h residents of the low
lands. The verdict was natural
causes"
IL will be remembered that Sid Buell.
and another man discovered the
body in the cabin. IT has developed tht
Dodge was addicted to the use OF NOR
phine. and hat for two or three months
he had lone M work. living on the
charity of his neighbors. The body was
Inferred in the wood neal the cabin.
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Dismissed the Case.

Murty Sullivan was up before Judge
Laurandeau yesterday for arraignment.
and after three witnesses had testified
IL was found that Murty did not as
sault j. NJ. Sullivan on the 9Th of Mo-
vember or at any other time. 1t was
proved that the real offender was n
Richard Powers. and that individual is
not to be found. Therefore, viewing
the case in the light of the undisputed
testimony. Judge Laurandeau dis
missed the case as to Murty Sullivan.
]. NJ. Sullivan was pretty badly used
up and has been in the hospital since
the day of the fracas.