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]. west Martin Estate Appraised.

OAKLAND, Dec. AT. T. Dargie,
Pierce c. Black and George E. Jackson
to-day filed an inventory and appraise-
ment of the estate OF the late J: West
500 .247. Included therein are shares in
the Oakland Water Company, $4,000;
cash in bank, 1914; Union Savings Bank
stock, 81. 9O5: Union National Bank stock,
$3.50; also note of Valentine Alviso for
Sl4 1856, secured by mortgage on $50 acres
OF land in Murray Township. $1,000
note by George J. Ainsworth is regarded
worthless
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Guilty of Manslaughter.

nAKLAND, Dec. N.-After three hours'
aeiiheration the jury that tried Frank
Sbenaye for the murder OF Frank Flores
a. the Indian Reservation near Pleasan-
ton, brought in a verdict Of manslaugh-
Ter in Judge Ogden's court this after
noon and recommended leniency. The
prisoner, who Is California Indian,
smiled when informed OF the purport of
the verdict. Sentence will be imposed
next Monday morning.
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LEGAL ADvERTIsEMENTs-


N the Superior Court 81 the City and County
~ San Francisco. State ~ California-Ta the
matter % Occidental Beet Sugar Company A
corporation. upon Sc application for a judK-
rneut ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. 70 ~
Notice is hereby given that OCCIDENTAL L,
BEET SUGAR COMPANY. a corporation or
fanized and existing under and BY virtue OF
fhe laws ~ the State of California and hav-
iug Sc once and place 81 business In the city
and county % San Francisco. State of Cali
fornia has filed n verified application ad-
dressed e. the Superior Court ~ the city and
cuurfy ~ san Francisco. State % California
which application e. signed Nv n majority OF
fhe Board ~ Directors. praying for a judg-
fneuf 81 dissolution 81 said corporation. and
fhat FRIDAY. December 2ed. 1899. a. 10 o'clock
n al the courtroom of said court De
raftrnerf Number Two. IN the City Han o.
. fhe city and County ~ San Francisco. have
beer appointed ~ the day. time and place for
tho hearing ~ said application.
IN witness whereof have hereunto set my
hand ana affixed the ofhcial seal % said su-
perior Court, this 2oth day 81 November. 1898
reean WM A. DEANE. Clerk
Pv.TOSEPH RIORDAN. Deputy Clerk.
Endorsed: FILED November 20. 1893. WM.
. a DEANE. Clerk BY JOSEPH RIoRDAN.
FTnrf
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OVERLAND EXPRESS
North PACIFIC cOASy RAILROAD.

compsne,ng October ]; $3.50.

Commencing October ]. 1883.
IRON 6AN FRANCISCO TO MILL VALLEY
AND FAN RAFAEL.
WEEK DAYS-T:oo $50. i1:oo o. M: s1;aG
$40 Sis. 600, $50 p. m.
EXTRA TRIPs-For MIL Valley and San IA
fasi on Mondays. Wednesdays and Saturdays.
At 800 and n;so p m.
6UNDAY5-S:00 1000, eli 10 a. m: TIA
ass, .E45 ESQ. $500 D. m.
Trains marked ~ run 70 san Quentin
FROM SAN RAFAEL TO SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK DAYs-6:2s, 's:s. 7;fs. $40 a. m
1910, AIS. ga B:i5 p m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays ana
sUNDxYs-s:so, 500. 'iS:Oc. 'li:s a IA.
s1lp 's;is. l:4s, $50 .. m
Trains marked (s) start from San Quentin.
FROM MILL VALLEY 70 SAN FRANCISCO.
WEEK pAYs-5;g. s:tS. 7sc6. S:B a. N. !.
iz:s5 AS. s:45, $50 p. m
EXTRA TRIPS on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Saturdays at Too and 1890 .. m.
SUNDAYS-e:D. 1906 a. m: n.o6. 3:18. as1a.
500. e:B y. N.
THROUGH TRAINS.
TOO q. N. week days-Cazadero and way stationn
$40 .. m. eaturdays-Tomales and vay statioun-
t:Qq q n. sundays-TQmAlss and way aiAflenA
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On account Of the time neces-

On account or the time neces-
sary In the preparation Of the
Christmas edition Of THE
GALL, to be issued Sunday,
December IT, NO ADVERTISE
MENTS for that issue will be
received AFTER $50 P. M.
SATURDAY.
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CALIFORNIA NORTHWESTERN RY. co.
LHSSEH
san FRANCISCO AND NORTH PACIFIC
RAILWAY COMPANY.
Tiburon Ferry. Foot OF Market Sc.

SAN FRANCISCO TO SAN RAFAEL
WEEK DAYS-7:So. 800, u:0o a m: nt5.
$50, $40. $50 D. m Thursdays-ExtrA trip
at 1l:5o p m. saturdays-Extra trips at 1.s0
and IL I'd D. m
sQNDAYs-s:O0. $40. HOO a. m: Ia. an
500 $40 D. M.
WEEK DAYS-sd0. 7:60. $40. 1i:l0 a m. f; 1850,
$40. $40 2. m. saturdays-Extra trips az
1855 and s:35 .. M
sUNDAYs-si6. $40. 1iao A. N. (; i:SO. s:iO. s:oS.
SIS o. m
Between San Francisco and schuetIen PARK
same schedule as above.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Marriage licenses have been issued a. follows
Frederick a. Lowell and Hattie Shattuck- .2e-2
f,-r-k n Peach and Laura r.. Thompson. 2s-2a
Prark y Manor and Edyth NJ. Sutton s-24
Henry q Dangers and Lizzie Bohn........t 1881
g.-es r. Hauh and Estelle n HorEan. 25-l;
!. ts~s,r y Ansereon and sina A Cobb. % q
,--rrr e-hralz and rlora Meyer. ......... ~
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
GRAND HOTEL.


GRAND HOTEL.
Mrs N Manor. Cal II N Pierce. chgo
Mrs G Sutton. Cal c O Wilcox, Visalia
c Sutton. Cal " Bell RinEman
c W Miller. Portland Miss L Allen, stooktn
" II Turner Merced q scudder n
" 7 Kessler MartlneL W D MsdiEan. Cal
II Warford. y s L Ross. Los Ang
T c Stamford Cal r Sutherland, Cal
3 SSsoiis "a Pesoadero ' Rooss b D. S
DR. McCunom. sacto Mrs 7 Walker. Cal
G Moss. Cal Miss NJ Rowe Cal
" II Dunphy. Cal W Beckman. Sacto
D / Albert Rockport W @ Read. Colusa
" Martin. Denver W McNaire, Cal
J c Dwyer. Alameda Z N Carr Pinole
II Sebree g. W Idaho L d Jacks Rosa
Mics r Pinney. Idaho Mrs o II Hopkins. But
L Price & W. oaklnd II Hopkins. Butte
" u Durham G l. Windsor. Vancouv
A NJ Seymour. Sacto w Lamont. Vancouver
Capt 81 Hubert e. dau. w d Buckley. Stocktn
l. p Larsen. Rio Vista w f Perren. S Jose
y II Wyckon. Woodld W Stoddard r Blur
J Chamberlain. Gallo r Kennedy. Chico
T T Dargie. Oakland Z F Rowland. Reno
II Coleman. Cal c Rowland. Keno
= A Donahoe Fresno Steinbeck, HOLSTER
u Day. San Jose T E Manor & " Cal
u II Ettein, Pasadena J Larson. Lodi
Emmein. LakesidelJ McBain. Menlo
d Gardner. r Blum
PALACE HOTEL
p II Buck vacavine c D Griffith. Spokane
NJ Nelson Melbourne G W Pease Y
] Cole. ST Louis Mrs @ W Pease. y Y
A Dargin. Chgo herington, Carsn
Mn r Dargin, Chgo Mrs NJ Yerington,
III Focke Honolulu Carson
ID Pietrolsi, Cal n Gage, sacto
p Banning, Oakland Mrs I Gage sacto
Z Brannock, Skaguy - Cohn. Missouri
ID p jenkins. Spokane Fuller. -
n Barsh n NJ Guines.
Dr II y Ward. Z A Mrs E NJ Guines. N Y
DIR a b Lawrason. Z w II Hodge Chgo
Mrs l. Kuhn, Oakland
A r. Butler Cal W q Blatt Mich
Mrs. A Butler Cal II P Nye. S Diego
y T Peach. Alameda n Hickey. n Y
AIRS = n Peach Alamd @ Hunter ~
ri u Vroom. w kunyan. Cal
] II Cravens. PasaoenlC Whitcomb, Boston
Mrs J II cravens. Cal lMrs c whitcomb. Bost
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BORN
MARRIED.

AsyDERsON-COBB-In this city. December L.
1884, Andrew y. Anderson and sina A. Cobb,
both ~ San Francisco.
ELLIOT DEMPSEr-In this city. December
Io 1Rge by the Rev. Father Ramm. Robert
~ Elliot % Belfast Ireland. and Carolyn II.
hope Dempsey o. san Francisco.
pRICE-HAUGHTON-I Oakland. December
. ~ 1850 by the Rev. DR.. Coyie Louis II
Price o. Oakland and Emily Haughton OF San
Francisco
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Our store will be open evenings dur
ing December. Sanborn, Vail g. Co., TAI
Market street
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OCEAN TRAVEL.
Pacific Coast Steamship Co

Steamers leave Broadway
wharf. San Francisco:
For Alaskan ports. 10 a. m f..
Dec. IL. p. "a. Jan. ]. change
20 companys steamers at
Seattle.
For Victoria, Vancouver.
Oh. CO.. Port Townsend. se-
attic, Tacoma. Everett. Ana
cortes and New Whateom
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coxrAes1E eEsEaALE raASsArLAxr1OuE


DIRECT LINE TO HAvRE-PARIs --.
Sailing every Thursday instead OF 4eTffN
Saturday, from November 2. 1888. at S~FF<sz<
10 n. m. from Pier A. North River foot Of
Morton 81. LA NoRMANDIE. Nov. 1s; LA
GASCoGNE. Nov. q; LA TOURAINE, Nov.
80: LA BRETAGNE. Dec. Z. First-class to
Havre. $50 and upward: per cent reduction on
round trip. Second-class 10 Havre, S45: per
cent reduction on round trip. GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAM
ADA. 50 Broadway (Hudson buildIng), New
York. ]. F. FUGAZI & co. Pacific Coast
Agents. Montgomery ave, San Francisco.
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- ~
a n. Jan. l. and every NTH day thereafter:
change al Seattle TO this companys steamers
for Alaska and G.. N. Ry.; at Tacoma TO n. p.
R'y: al Vancouver TO c. p. Railway.
For Eureka Humboldt Bay, P m, Dec Is
20 % go Jan. l. and every NTH day Thereafter.
For santa Cruz. Monterey. San simeon, Cayu-
cos. Port Hartford (San Luis Obispol, Gaviota'
santa barbara Ventura. Hueneme, San Pedro,
Fast san Pedro clos Angelesl and Newport.
a. m. Dec. Il. IS q. 20. 80, jan .. and every
fourth day thereafter. ~. ~,
For San Diego. stopping only at Port 6ar.
ford Csan Luis obispo); Santa BaroarS ror'
los Angeles and Redondo CLOS Angeles). IL a
m. Dec Is. 20. "a, IS Jan. /. and every fourth
uT Eor e' Ensenada- Magdalena Bay. San Jose del
Cabo. Mazatlan, Altata- LaPaz. santa Eosalia
and Guaymas CMex). 10 a H. TN Oh eacn
For further information obtain company q
Tbe conpany reserves the right 70 change
without previous notice steamers. sailing dates
and hours 81 sailing. ,,.-,
TICKET OFFICE a New Montgomery
street palace HoteD. -
10 Market St. San Francisco
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by
mai viii not be inserted. They must be handed
iu 81 either OF the publication Offices and be
Endorsed with the name and residence Of per
cons authorized 70 have the same published
BORN.
McMAHAN-In this city. December IL. 1899. 20
the wife ~ I. g. McMahan. a daughter.
EALONONSON-In Oakland. December "a. 1899
90 the wife 81 G. p Salononson. son.
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IN POLICE COURT.
Maggie Dempsey and Her Husband, Peter,
Go to Hail.

Judge Sullivan dispensed justice in Q
number of cases In the police court yes.
terday, though the cases contained less
of interest that the usual Friday trial day
grist
Maggie Dempsey whose husband and
herself have spent half of their honey
moon fighting and the other half in Jail
was sent up to the big building on Granite
street for 80 days in order that she might
not get lonesome while Peter, who was
given a like sentence by Judge Nichols the
day before, will be obliged to remain
away from home.
John Kelly. John Stonson and Mr.. Gala
CHER, who engaged in a three-cornered
fight day or two before. were fined SIC
each.
Harry Williams. who was arrested as a
retaliatory measure for the arrest of al
lie Edwards the day before, had his hear
ing for disturbance set for to-day. Lille
paid a $40 fine. for her rude behavior to-
ward Harrys better half Gertie.
The case of Nettie Gordon. charged with
soliciting, was heard and taken under ad-
visement.
The case against Fat Jack. charged with
leaving a team unhitched on the street,
was dismissed for want of evidence.
The case of w. Fl. Winters for violating
the health ordinance was continued to
Tuesday
Clerk Sheffle sent the papers in the APP
peal case of C. w. Fisher to the district
court. This is the case in which it is
proposed to test the legality of requiring
merchants who pay mercantile license
to pay second license if they desire to
engage in peddling.
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The race entries for to-morrow's meet
at Au Clair race track are as follows:
First race, trotting and pacing two In
three-Steve Parker's Jasey. William Lux
tons Black Tom. f. E Shaw's Crista-
bel. Fl. Davis Lib. j. Murray's st. Pat
rick, d. c. Smiths d. c. S.
Second race, running, three-eighths of
a mi,e-Lurline, III, Charles Carriher
Blue Sign III. Gus Lunkendorfer; Tommy
Tucker, 11s, F. d. Howard; Silver Jim, 119.
A. D. Smith: Red Bird, 112. Joseph Hat
field: Bernice, 115 Dan Connolly.
Third race. running, seven-eighths of a
mle-McPryor. l20, w. p. Dingley; Tor
pedo, lis, f. D. Howard; Nugget, us, J.
Mcpherson: Willmeter, 1ls, w. F. Fenno:
Hymn, lis, Dan Connolly; Swiftly, 40, j.
Gagen.
Fourth race. running, five-eighths of a
mile-Casadero. 100, J. Mcpherson; DOM
Know, l24, Deming 81 Caldwell. March.
lis, George Lunkendorfer; McLight 100.
w. p. Dingley Cora l.. F., 10S, w. F.
Fenno; Humbug, 40, II. Hogan.
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do. / am simply going to tell her the
truth as l have told it to you, so help
my God.
We'll, Mr.. Levitt, if you can suggest
anything for me to do. for goodness
sake write to me at once. And help
one who Is down.
u. D. CALLAHAN"
Mr.. Levitt's suggestion was that IL
he wanted to pay up--if he was so in
clined-he could do so.
with your head wrote Mr.. Levitt,
you will not be long without money.
Return and face the music"
Callahan was sporty. He spent his
money like prince and it is no wonder
he is broke The letter, If sincere,
shows that he is not a genuine fakir,
but there is an unverified rumor that
he made something like $4,000 in Den
yer. and that his coupon books are
being hawked about at discount over
there. Mr.. Levitt believes that there
are about 1000 unsecured in this city
and the holders include some of the
best people here. On many occasions
old customers have presented Gala
hans order for 81 shoes, paying 81 with
1t for the best thing in stock.
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SOME QUEER THINGS
Which StagGer Even the Bailif of the
United states Court.


Frank Bateman, bailiff in the United
States court, is humping up against
some queer things these days, he says.
There are two cases being heard before
special examiners in the rooms of the
court, and among Mr.. Bateman's duties
is one which requires him to procure
the transcribed testimony and hand it
to the witnesses for their signatures
Some of the witnesses glance over the
typewriter pages and affix their sigma
lures and depart. Occasionally wit
ness saunters up to the desk, and with
the air of millionaire about to sign
$250 check for missionary fund, he
afffxes his John Henry" The partic-
ularly interesting witness is the man
who can't read, but tries to make 1t
appear that he can by saying that he
left his glasses at home. In such cases
Mr.. Bateman, who is accommodation
personified, reads the questions and an-
sWers for the man without the glasses.
The witness manages to write his name
because he has learned to do that, even
If he has overlooked the important re-
quirement of learning to read.
Then there is the witness who can
neither read nor write. He bolts into
the room and asks:
Where's the jedge?"
Mot in" answers the bailiff.
He told me to KEN around and sign
me affidavit"
Bateman knows, because he saw that
man on the witness stand, so he pro-
duces the transcript and places it be-
fore the witness.
rs that it?"
Yes, that's it. Read it over and sign,
please"
by the holy smoke, here I am with
out me glasses. You read it," and Frank
reads.
That's the stuff, pardner. Now you
sign it for me. / never could sling ink
for a cent"
mo, I can't sign for you" advises
the bailiff, but if you want to, you can
make X there and I'll get the judge
to fix you out for a signature"
The witness makes the X and the eX-
aminer surrounds it with the name of
the witness and the words Ibis mark"
and the witness departs in peace.
The cases where the witnesses are
unable to read or write are few, how
ever.
1T would stagger YOU" said Mr..
Bateman yesterday, ito see some of
these fellows when they come up 10
sign. I'll bet there are men in Butte
that you think are educated who can't
write or read. / was staggered a couple
of times
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DR.. Hagen Burger has resumed prac
tice at 4S West Park street.
For SUNDAYS Dog Races.

Following is the draw for the cour.
sing Sunday: H. Matthews Search.
light VS.. H. C. Cravings Billy Walker
II. c. Gramling's Barrister VS.. A. Ire
rises Four Spot, ]. Benefits Sapphire
VS.. H. Nichols Lord Nelson, CORN &
Ayres' Flashlight VS.. A. Trerise's Black
Spring, Doyle e. Testers White Cloud
VS.. CORN & Ayres' Mischief, T. Blythe E
Emma Nevada VS.. J. Dawes Butte, j.
Dawes Montana Chief VS.. Nichols &
Hosking's Smut, j. Giles Starlight VS..
Nichols & Hosking's Lady Fullerton.
Doyle & Lester are newcomers into
the coursing fancy. F. L. Nichols and
j. E. Hosking have entered into part
nership, combining all their racing
string. This is to be regretted, as both
are strong kennels-the combination
owning Rash Adventure. King Cashier,
Coomassie Queen, Charlie Prince, Net,
Anna, Lear King, Lady Fullerton,
Smut and a couple of green ones.
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For Assault.

Bell Rhodes, the proprietress of the
place known as the Original Irish
World, and Bernice Hezleton, one of
the inmates of the place. who beat
Bessie Stone in a scandalous manner
a few days ago, were arraigned yes
terday before Justice Nichols for as
sault in the second degree. Their hear
ing was set for the oath and they were
released on $500 bonds.
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Grand Hand Ball Match

At the Butte Athletic grounds, Sunday,
July 16, 1899 between the great Rick
ably, champion Of the world, and Can
mon, champion of Montana, for $500
a side: Rtckaby to give Cannon 10 aces
in each game of 81; best out of s.;
Casey's rules to govern the game. Game
to commence at / o'clock sharp.
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An Assured Success,

Without question, is the grand Turn
fest and picnic to be given by the Turn
ers at Gregson Springs next Sunday
July 16. For the past two months com
mittees have been engaged in making
the arrangements. They are perfected
and amusements, games and sports win
be abundant. Train leave over B., A.
& P. at 10, los and 4:45. Fare, round
trip, 81.
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Anderson Arraigned.

Charles Anderson. charged with sec
ond degree assault for cracking the
skull of young Harry O'Neill with a
before Justice Nichols. His hearing
was set for the 25th and his bonds
fixed at $500, which he furnished.
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We would like to exchange some i'm
proved Butte property, paying monthly
rental, for desirable ranch property.
Give us full description of ranch, with
lowest price.
REYNOLDS & MCDOWELL.
46 East Broadway, Butte.
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A Charge of Larceny.

A complaint was sworn out yester-
day in Judge Smiths court charging
T. P. Fitzmorris with the larceny of
a 500 watch from Charles Courtney.
The defendant conducts a saloon In
Lower Utah avenue.
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room of one of the big hotels there.
Those down East tourists seem to go to
Southern California merely to get ac-
ton for their loose change. It's warm
place, you bet"
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$15-Excursion to Salt Lake $l5-Juiy 22

Another one Of those popular excur-
sions to Salt Lake, leaving Butte on
either the 3:45 a. m. or 4:45 p. m. trains,
July o. good to return any time within
final limit--10 days. Sleeping car reser-
vations should be made at once, so that
enough equipment can be provided to
avoid overcrowding. Secure same at 10
East Broadway. Butte, Mont.
H. Q. WILSON. General Agent.
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E. H. Wilson of the former engineer
ing firm of Wilson & Gillie has opened
an office in room $40 Hennessy build
ing and offers his services as civil and
mining engineer to the public.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-07-15

There are lots of reasons for giving
Schatzlein your sign painting. There
are none we know of for not doing so.
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For a perfect fitting pair of glasses
go to the Butte Optical Company. and
S Owsley. Examination free.
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Northwest Coal company, dealers in
wood and diamond COAL Satisfaction
guaranteed. Telephone No. sos.
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The Dorothy is the best family cafe
in the city. Granite and Wyoming SITS.
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Rates reduced to S12 and SIS per week
at Pipestone springs.
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Repsold select vintage wines admitted
by the French to be equal to their best.
p. ]. Brophy & Co.. sole agents. Butte.
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81, 500 to loan at 8 per cent. Reynolds
& Mcdowell, IS East Broadway, Butte.
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See Tassells show windows for bar
gains in shoes, rs West Park.
CanÌƒon City record. [volume] (CanÌƒon City, Colo.) 1883-192?, 1899-08-03


MARRIED At Colorado Springs,
Wednesday, July 26, 1899, Miss Jen-
ME Patterson and Mr.. Farnum st.
John. Rev. D. Baldwin, formerly
pastor Of the First Baptist church of
Canon City, ofiiciated.
Both parties to this contract ar Q
well known here, having been resi-
dents of Lincoln Park for number
Of years. For some time the bride
has been in Oklahoma, only returning
Wednesday to Colorado Springs. where
she was met by Mr.. st. John, who had
previously made all necessary or
rangements for the event which fol-
lowed. Mr.. st. John is the elder son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. H. st. John Of Lin
coin Park, and is most worthy
young man.
Tho couple will make their home in
Denver, the husband having a good
position in the law Office Of Hayt &
Dawson, with splendid opportunity
for becoming great attorney open
before him. The good wishes of their
Canon friends follow Mr.. and Mrs. st.
John in their new life.
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b. ircal applications. AZ they cannot
reach the dIseased pnr'i' n Of the ear.
There is ",il, ne vay 10 c.re deafness
and tlsa' in l.. constitutional remedies
Deafness is cansed by an iniiamed con-
.liii.ri Of the mucous lining Of the Eu-
stachiap Tml,e When this tube gets
i.h humed y"ri have II rmmbling sound
or imperf-c' hearing, and when it is
eni irely cI SCI deafness is the result,
and unless the iiifiamation can be ta-
ken out, and this tube restored to its
normal condition, nearing will be de-
str0yed fuever: iiinp cases out of ten
are caused b, catHrrli; which is noth-
Ing but an inf ,med condition Of the
mucous sui faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deaftess caused by:
catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure Send for circulars, free
F. CHENEY & co. ToIed q.
Sold by druggists, IS.
iIaii's Family Pills are the est