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Queer Hiding Place.

The fancy Of secret drawers and out
ofthe-way. hiding places is a curious
trait Aithv many peopls.-s A Chicago
electrician tells that while following
up the wire of an electric bell in a
North sidshouse ihisassarsb+ he'd him be-
hind door kneeling down, he rest
ed his,handIon the wooden knobsfase
tened in the wall to prevent the door
handle from touching the plasterxand
was surprised 10 find that it yielded to
his grasp. a slight pull disclosed the
fact that it was the handle of a secret
drawer which was almost filled with
jewels, watches and money. Hearing
an exclamation behind him, he looked
up to find be lady of the house bending
over him. apparently horror-stricken.
Without speaking he closed the drawer
and resumed his search for the wire.
and, though neither mentioned the in
cidentr, thr lady kept her eye on him
until he finished his work and left the
houss.-Chicago Evening News.
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to b. an ca.
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Beats the KlOndike.


Nh A. c. Thomas, of Marysvii e. Tex.
has found a more valuable dis overy
than has yet been made in the K'ondyke.
For years be suffered untold agony tom
consumption, accompanied by hem
orrhages; and was absolutely cured by
DR. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds. He dsci res
that gold is of little value in comparison
with this marvellous cure; would have It,
even if it cost hundred dola,s bottle.
Asthma, Bront h,'is and all tho aid
lung aft ions are positively cured by
Or. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption lrral bo'Ie free at Sueh.
mer'. Drug Store Regular site SOC and
81 co Guaranteed to cure or puce re
funded,
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THE DOUKHOBORTSL
RunsAAn Refugees W no Cling to Their
R~lAgAous Faith Through
Everything. s..a ,

The new world has welcomed many
kinds of refugees from political and re-
ligious oppression, but has probably
received no more picturesque and strik-
ing immigra ton than that of the Rus
sian Doukhob borisi, or s'spirit-wrestlers," :"
lately on their way from the Caucasus
to the far northwestern Canadian
plains. zs4al gasg,5 45=-4lss ~. 4.
These people, to the number, in the
present immigration, Of more than l,SOO,
comprising g the entire population Of sew
eral villages have embarked at the
Russian port of Batonm. and traversing
the Black sea, the MedHel1:anean and
the Atlantic in a single voyage, will
disembark at st. John, New brunswick,
to begin then long winter journey to
Winnipeg. o. C.. T~ls'7@
Few people have suffered more for
their faith than these Doukhobortsi.
They are, in fact, primitive Chrisl ians,
who try to obey quite literally The
iniunctions as to faith and life, of the
New Testament. They have been ban
'lSutQ " VIC va "oNSb dCpu
from place to place there, and treated
80 badly that they are in the utmost
poverty. sH. ...@. ...f .,- w 81.
They could not be brought to the
United States, because they could come
only by assistance, and their admis-
sion would be contrary to the law.
Canada is more hospi,able to such. ref
ugees than we are. being much more in
need of immigrants y and having -suf-
fered less from the influx of undesira bic
ones, In the far CanadiaD mort Invest
there is abundance of room, even for
immigrants for whom everything must
be done. gs hlg -yaEL +
These refugees OF faith, who prefer
to die rather than give up any jot or
title of their principles, and who un-
ahesitatingly submit to a terrible jour
.ney halfway round the world, and un-
dertake to fight out new battle for
existence on the frozen and trackless
plains of the Saskatchewan, have al
ready won the admiration of Christen-
dom, and their future will be watched
with interest.-Youth's Companion.
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BOMBARDMENT AVERTED.
stFuctiOn-HOw HObsOn and His
Men Regafned Their Freedom.

Gen. Shafter, writing of The Cap
ture Of ST. utiago, tells how he procured
the release Of Lieut.. Hobson and his
men k'ta .
AT the request of the foreign con-
suls and in the, interest Of the women
and children, | r,-c notice that the
tkrrA T. n~i S-r:, :,t~rd sent would not
take p....e III :: :..-on u: July s. On that
day stel~gr~ph~d to Washington that
| should not open fire until got Lieut..
Hobson and his men out of the city
and should not then if the taking of
the place required an assault, as l con
sidered that starving the enemy out
was better.
Having a number of Spanish pris-
oners, l determined to effect the ex-
change of Hobson, if possible. On the
9th Gen. Toral assented to my PROPOSE
ton. and Lieut., Miley was sent to effect
it. The commissioner appointed by the
Spanish commander was Maj. Efrles.
The meeting took place. UNDER the
broad ceiba-tree where the surrender
aferward was MACY. .irter an hour was
consumed in arranging Z the details
three Spanish soldiers were taken out
blindfoldrd To Lii ut Miley's surprise.
the Spanish commis issioner selected an
officer who had been wounded in the
arm AT the battle of San Juan. an ac-
quain tance of his. We had intended to
parole him if he had not been taken.
and Lieut. Miley had a paper III his
pocket for that purpose. Seven
Spanish soldiers were exchanged for
the seven American sailors. Lieut..
Hobson was then brought within our
lines, where be was enthusiastically
cheered by the army. SEFfss 1s.a
Il had learn ed from the English con-
sui that Hobson was confined in, one of
the large buildings -nearestus. It was
in plain sight, and from it tioated the
red cross. 1t was under rife fire, and,
as it was building full Of windows, /
was afraid he might be in danger; gun
fire would not have been directed to-
ward it, but shots will go astray. espe-
cially rfe-shots. The fleet, which was
bonn harding eight miles away. would
be likely to hit it. | was very glad TO
get Hobson and his men out OF the
way. The fact that they were released
by the army has never been acknoWl-
edged by officers of the navy, who sim
ply speak of the return of Mr.. Hobson
to his duty y."--Centliry.
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Free Pills.

Send your cGrtss to " E. Bucklcn
& Co., Ch'cm", end ge, a free samp,e
box of Or. Kings New Lie Pills. a
trial will convince YOU of their merils.
hese pill, a.e tasy 10 ACTON and are
particularly efrcuvr in the cure Of Con
s'lpation ard Sex 1eaoaohe. For Ma
LARA and Liver troubles they have
proved Invaluable. They arc gusran-
teed to be perfectly tree from eve" de-
etablt hey de- u,i wrake' by their
action, bu, bv giving zone 8" III, stomach
and bow J. greatly iuvlsir.'t ih' s. S
ter b, u'ar s'zr 25c. ., Il y. 500
BY Streamer's Drug Store.
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To Ed keyes, C!bas. Keyes and Geo. Keyes and
to all whom it may concern:
Notice is hereby given that we have expended
in labor and improvements during the year 1895,
upon the Knight Templer mining lode and the
NJ mining lode, situated in Sugar Loaf N dining
District, B ulder County, Colorado, the sum OF
two hundred dollars (s2oO), as will appear by
certificate fled in the office of county clerk and
recorder Of said Boulder County the said Iodes
and the record thereof being moro particularly
set out, knight 1.mpler lode, in the record OF
the locai lou certificate thereof, duly recorded
in book IA page S!i. and the NJ. lode, book
1875, page 399 of the records Of said County OF
Boulder. Said expenditure was made in order
to hold said claims under the p DIVISIONS OF
section 1924, Of the revised statutes OF the Unit
ed States, and tbs amendment thereto, approx
ed January I'D, 1880, concerning annual labor
upon mining claims, being the amount required
TO hold said lodes for the year ending the 3lst
day OF Decen Der. A. D.. 1898. and II within
ninety days from the service of this notice. Tor
within ninety Gays after tie last publication Of
this notice) you fail to or refuse :, contribute,
as co-owner. your interest in said claims will
become the property Of the subscribers under
said section 1924.
Z. A. BRANDEN, EFT AL.
First pub Jan 18 'S9-last pub April 7, S9.
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Free Medical Advice.

The faculty of the MeCiCaI dtp p1r>
ment of the University o! Coiorr' vii
I'VE free medIcaE ana sur. ical d &C" II
he deserving ucr a. the mcdtCa' lui"
lrg on tie university campus a, |, li"ws
Each mornlr & of the week. &CIns'n
,f Saturday ami Sunday, from $50 q
o:3o.
Each evening Of the week, exclusive
OF Friday, turdoy and Sunday r. II
6:3o to 1880.
Monday Evening
Wednesday Evenng-Ditases oi 'he
eye and ear.
Thursday Evening-Diseases of wo
men.
A small fee will be charged to vel
the exp .nse of the medicine used.
2otf L. NJ GIFFIN, Dean.
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Executors Notice

Estate Of Barthalamew McDonough, deceased
The undersigned, having been appointed exc,
cutor of the IL st will and testament Of Barthall-
New McDonough late ofthe county Of Boulder
and State of Colorado, deceased, hereby gives
notice that he will appear before the county
court of Boulder county, at the court hf use Ii;
Boulder at the February term on the third Mon
day, being the 1th dav of March next, at which
time all persons having Claims against said
estate are notified and requested to attend for
the purpose of having the same adjusted. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment 10 the undersigned
Dated this 18th day ofafehruary, d. 1853.
tsgned) JAMES b. McDoNouGH,
Executor.
First pub Feb l7-last March II. %.
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Notice of Final Settlement,

deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that on Monday, the
third day of April, A. D., 1899, being one OF
rnnnty e1 Court Bom,deT county in the State Of
Colorado, l. Teresa Rovero Beneitone, Admins
tratrix of said estate, will appear before the
judge of said court, present my final settlem ent
the same, and will then apply to be discharge
as such Administrative. At which time and
place any person in interest may appear and
present objections to the same, ii any there be.
Dated at Boulder, Colo, March 3rd, 1880.
(Signed) TERESA ROVERO BENEITONE.
Administrative Of the estate OF Angelo
Rovero, deceased.
First pub March 10 '99-last March. 81, 99.
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A Sumcient Incoma

What do you consider a sufficient
inoome2n earnestly asked one club
woman across the tea table the ether
day.
Always little more than you have, !"
flashed back the fair philosopher. with
u smile.-Woman's Home Companion
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bismarck and HI. King.

Whe Bismarck compliance to the
Old emperor about -he woeful falling
of il hi physical powers. his majesty
!, Il in
Tut. Look at me- lam much Older
than you are, Bismarck, and yet am
still! able TO ride
"Ah, yes" rejoined the iron chan
cellor but. then. your majesty must
remember that a rider always lasts
longer than his horse. San Francisco
Argonaut .
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Who II Was.

"Od Boreas is here" exclaimed Mr..
Rcketts, as he entered the sitting
room, rubbing his hands.
"Oh, dear sighed Mrs. Ricketts,,
why did you bring somebody home
that never heard of before ?'-Detroit
Journal.
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IT Wasn't Like Her.

Hus band-Wha that you are read
ing?
Wife-It's a letter from mother.
Husband-And what does She say?
Wife-Oh. not much Of anything.
Husband--Nou are trying TO deceive
me It's cold day when your mother
hasn't anything to say.-Chicago Rec
ord f..
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Mean Old Thing.

She-After all, money isn't the only
thing people need in this world to make
them happy.
He-No. Some women can be truly
happy if there is only somebody in the
neighborhood that they can talk about.
Cleveland Leader.
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Interesting Experiment

Neighbob-Andyou expect to support
my daughter on $50 week?
Clarkets-Yes. sir.
Neighbob-Well, 60 ahead; my heart
refuses, but my pocket consents. She
costs me 0.-Illustrated American.
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TAX. Up + cbrurry IA

One sorrel horse with vhi'c r'p in
ace, Two white feet. weight 80 =, unds,
ee II ,ea,s, brand Q Also one black
horse with star IN face, enc white foot,
brand Q weight $50 pounds, age years
+. B tRAKES.
T. T HILL.
III N les west OF Boulder in Boulder
canon. 334t
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kuckieI'> ArnIc8 SalVe.

THE BEST SALVE IN the word TO;
Cu,s. Bruises, Sores. Ulcers, Salt Rhsurr,
Fever Sores. Tetler, ChaGpsd Fares,
/ Ihilb ans, ,,,,~. anu - Skin E'up
tons, I'D = " Nsiy ruI,- FlI'., 81 to
pay requ'r-.n /, Is guarar" q to give
perfect satisfaction or none r :nnded.
Price Is certs per box. ct ale by
Strea rev Drug Store.
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n, rIn the sGcinH World

BHnk4-Iss'rhere anything worse than
TO have aguest, you cant anuse?
Wink-Yes; TO be The guest of man
that cant amuse yoli.-N. Y. World.
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Identical.

II hate to see man stand round
talking politics." said Senator Sorg-
hum, -...
But I've heard YOU talk politics
Yourself" demonstrated the friend.
"Never. wasn't talking politics.
was talking business. '-Washington
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rnE DAILY cAneRA
Che0p,

"Why is it that your melancholy-look-
ing neighbor always has so many
troubles ," asked suburban resident
of another.
Because can borrow them.
There 5, a man that will borrow your
paper every day before you are through
reading it, and then get grumpy on
your hands if you quit taking it. You
can bet your life that if he had to buy
trouble he wouldn't have ny."-De,
troit Free Press.
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Our social Distinctions

"Why do you hold that Miss Ferken-
ham is not your social equal? Her ia
,her is one Of the Wca.lhieSt men in
this part Of The country. .t.I't hep
'-"Yes: but my parents were married
by minister. Hers were joined by
justice of the peace. ''-Chicago Daily
News
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Too Much Variety.

Although it bore the name Of Del
monico, it was an unpretentious res
tauran1 in the suburbs of St. Louis. A
stranger entered and asked:
What have YOU got to-day"
Ham ant &i|s. sab.
"Any,hing els,?' ...r... ..... vat j..
Yes, sab. YOU kin hab de aigs wild
out de ham or de ham widout de aigs."
-Tammany Times.
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SON. s.- .vc.

Deacon DoGd--i'iA nfrnd thet Boggs
,her groc'ryman j. IA leeiIr bit >tin9y
Farmer ScrogS s--Not Il bit uN It.
Manys the time I've seed him put IN
a bean or two arter Their scales had
iipped.-N. \. Journal.
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Truly Orthodox.

Mary-Stop. John! must mend
yosf glove before we go to church
.Iohn-Bother the glove, my dear.
Let's remember the Sabbath day and
keep it holy.-7,Judge.
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Ii No Worse.

Would you risk getting married on
Friday, Bohson?"
"Yes, if would risk getting married
At all."-Chicago Record.
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Not Entitled to 1t.

HE wants divorce" said the law
yer, because he says his wife refuses
to cook for him.
Hes not entitled to it." replied the
dyspep'ic partner. NO man is entitled
cooking when she cant. -- Chicago
Post
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Han dlcRD.

Corson-Do you think trained nurses
should be pretty?
Hille rand--Not if they are expected
to follow their calling permanently
Philadelphia North American.
Daily camera., 1899-03-08
Not by q Long Shot.

"Let me-" pleaded the New York
youth. "break the ice with kiss"
NO" returned the Boston girl, firm
ly. you don't make any glacial in
cisions with me Town Topics.
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How He SnniIed II

That was a good sermon that DR.
Binks preached this morning"
Excellent. 1t would have been al
most perfect if the doctor hadn't in
Boston journal.
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In Ea rl..

"And now in conclusion" the minis
ter was saying.
Dear mel" disgustedly breathed the
man who had just rushed in. And =
thought was going to be late IN.
Journal
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H.lbpraI.

The Frfend-And ~asyour songtven
liberal education @4
Tie Farmer-Liberal! Why, dern it
a dollar week jes' for spendin' money
alonel-N. Y. Journal
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A Case of Here<iity.

His aim in life seems to be poor
one
Yes: he inherits that from his moth.
er. | once saw her throw a stone at
a dog in the street and hit her hus band
in the back yard. '-Tit-Bits.
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A Mere Specter.

Mrs. Lushington-The doctor says
you are to have one teaspoonful Of
brandy every three hours.
Lushington-That's what I'd call
only the ghost Of a smile.-N. Y. World.
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Exccc.iinxiy So

JopAS-And is he SO very popular?
, Johnson-PoP,i!ar2 Why. that man
has been the preferred creditor in FIVE
failures.-N. Y. Journal
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The Cred RuhliA

The man who thinks he knows 4 all
Less harm IN life would do
II he so often did not make
His neighbo;S think so, too.
-WAshingloH Star.
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His Meanx.

Her FHther-ls he young man of
any means? b ~
She--Certainly: he means TO marry
me.-Illustrated American
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. Willie Say dare, pard, dere's a liter
arv lady lives over in dat house anC
you kin gi, handout sure. you look
just like Cyrano de BurgIarac:-St'
Louis Repubiic
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The Boast That Failed.

"Oh, t. he cried would willingly
Lay down my life tor you
Just then hs dipped. but chung to her.
And she went sprawling, too!
Chicago DaiN News.
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IN THE sPsRIsoT1sln

Mrs. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., William.
what are you doing with all those
patches on your clothes?
Mr. Munnibags--l Sad my tailor put
'em on. Pm just going down to the
city hall TO see if can get my taxes re
duced little-N y Herald.
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Convincing Evidences

Friend-That song of yours has BE-
come very popular. hasn'tit
The Song WrIer-Yes; I've heard q
number Of people swearing At it.
Puck.
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Outside and In.

Willie (having taken a bite Of fair
but very bitter app!e) what
An awfully nice bad apple that is
Judge.
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Haven't You.

Deep wisdom Comes with age" they say
Yet Iots of times we,Neseep
A man, long after he vas gray
Keep right on keeping ,.igr reep."
L A. w Bulletin. e, ~.
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Sa tls0ed.

His Wife, hope this cook will stay.
The Suburban ESQ do |. She seems
TO b. an easy bcJs.-N. V journal.
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In After Year.

She-Before we were married you
often spoke of being intoxicated with
love for me.
He-True, my dear, but You must re-
member we have been married nearly
three years.
She-Well, what's thatgot to do with
it?
He-Oh, nothing! Only there ism,
much hope for man who doesn't sober
up in. that length Of time.-Chicagc
Daily News
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She Wasn't Young.

Ella-Time heal. all wounds.
Stella-You must have seea . good
deal OF healing Y. World.
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A Business Point of View

Silence is golden may do very well
For folks who have secrets they'd rather
not tell.
But if you have goods that you desire &c
sell.
You'll find 1t more golden to stand w
and yell
L. A. W. Bulletin.
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Very Rocky.

Mrs. Goodsoul (sympathetically)-
suppose that you've had pretty hard
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Faking Freddie-Yes, indeed, mum!
Fer tree years | wuz de Ossitied Man in
a dime museum.--N Y. Journal.
Daily camera., 1899-03-08

oh! Then he must have been one
of those boys we read about who are
always falling in love with their teach
ers."-Chicago Record.
Daily camera., 1899-03-08
EHcitinR the Facts.

How long have you been married.
Mrs. .Ashleigh?'' -.... 49,
Eleven years, You wouldn't believe
it, would, your
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Not after seeing your husband"

He is young. The fact is that we
ran away from school together and
wara ua66aI -
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In Connection With Colorado & Southern
FAST TRAIN SERVICE DAILY. 80.
TO THE EAST
VIA Great Rock |s'a3d RoutQ.
FAST EXPRESS

Buffet Library Smoking Car and Through
81. epers and Free Chair Cars Colorado
to Chicago via Omaha.
Daily camera., 1899-03-08
Notice of Enrieit.lrr

First pub Feb l7-last March II. %
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-17
= BACK FROM ALASKA.
Adventurous Deer Lodge Youth Returns
to His Home.

Adventurous Deer Lodge Youth Returns
to His Home.
Special Dispatch to the Standard,
Deer Lodge, Oct. s16.-Davey Beaton
who went to Alaska over a year ago with
81 Mulkey and others. and was reported
drowned with the rest of the party, sur
prised his parents and friends by return
ing home Unexpectedly last Saturday,
alive. we'll and hearty. Davey, who H.
only 10 years old, had grown so mro:l
during his absence that his father, who
owns the bus line here, did not recog-
nize him when he got off the train until
the lad had walked around him several
times and joshed him by asking the d.
rection to several well-known places in
town..
There We're six members of the Mulhey
party, and they sailed direct from San
Francisco for Kotzebue sound, where they
had heard of rich gold diggings being
discovered. Upon arriving there .hey pro.
ceeded inland about 200 miles, where they
found the reports of fabulous gold finds
We're mere fabrications. There was alb
solutely nothing to justify the reports sent
out from that section They spent last
winter there, and We're altogether Is
months in Alaska
Young Beaton had been away from
home four years. He is going to remain
here this winter but intends returning
to Alaska In the spring with Mr.. Mulkey,
who thinks there is great future in
store for that country.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-17

day by G. A. futile to the question
whether the unknown man who died on
Thursday last in the Arlington house had
yet been identified.
1t will be remembered that at the time
the dead mans clothes were searched a
pair of eyeglasses were found These
glasses had been registered at Towle &
Winterhalter's of Butte. and they were
sent to this firm to be examined. Yester-
day noon Mr.. Tuttle was informed by
Towle & WHITEWATER that, in looking
over its books, the firm had come to the
conclusion that the eyeglasses had been
made last August for a man named Bash
en- who they believed resided in Mis-
soula. Mr.. futile also was informed that
If he sent a photograph of the dead man
the firm could probably identify the un-
known. A photograph will be sent to-
day.
Jack Nelson of the Valley Clothing COM
pany of Hamilton, Mont, has written
Mr. futile that the company has in stock
the line of clothing corresponding with
the tab which was attached to the un-
known's trousers. Mr.. Nelson also states
that the hat was certainly purchased of
decided to send a photograph Of the de-
ceased to Mr.. Nelson for identification.
William Cardwell, who told Mr.. futile
on Sunday that he believed the unknown
to be a man named Scott. called at the
undertaking establishment yesterday. Mr..
Cardwell had in his possession a photo
graph of Scott and this did not corre-
spond with the dead man.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-10-17
WILL NOT SHOW.

Engagement of Georgia. Up to Date Min
strels Cancelled.
Tonight. the Georgia Up-to-Date min
strels will not appear at the Margaret
theater This is an announcement that
will be disappointing to those .theater-
goers who were preparing to witness the
star rotten" show-to use an accepted
theatrical phrase-of the season..
Last evening Manager Collins tele-
graphed the management of the minstrel
show at Deer Lodge, where it appeared
last night canceling the CONTRACT for the
appearance here. He was led to do this
by the bad reports that have come from
the towns where the aggregation has ap-
peared. To preserve the reputation Of
the house he was led to do this and run
the chance of a law suit At Missoula
last week the performance was pro-
nounced unutterably bad.
Manager Collins had been asked for
date some time ago for this company, but
had concluded not to sign contract after
he had seen reports from the coast, in
which the performance was pronounced
poor. Then a week or so ago there came
into town a suave advance agent who
told Mr.. Collins the show was really all
right. So strong a medicine talk did he
put up that contract was signed. But
now the company has been proven poor
in Montana and the Margaret theater will
have none of it.