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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24
STOLEN COPPER WIRE.
Supposed to Have Been Taken From the
Silver Smeltcr.

SILVER Smelfcf
Great Falls, March 23.-James King
and John Becker are evidently trying
to break into the institution conducted
by Conley & McTague at Deer Lodge.
Last September they tried breaking into
the establishment of the Great Falls
Cycle company and by a lucky accident
We're detected at it. They agreed, after
being landed in Jail, to plead guilty to
being in possession of burglars tools
and so escaped with a sentence of six
months in the county jail, From this
they were released on March IS. Hardly
had they regained their liberty before
they obtained possession of $40 pounds
of copper wire and sold it to the Great
Falls foundry. This was a very sus-
picious circumstances and on investiga-
ton the officers learned that it had been
stolen either from the electric light
company or from the silver smelter, pre-
sumably the latter Accordingly the
pair was arrested last night and charged
with the theft King admitted that they
had sold the wire at cents q pound,
but claimed that they had obtained it
by pieces and that it was old Wire
picked up here and there, They pleaded
not guilty to the charge.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24
Railroad Across tho English Channel

The English Parliament is considering the plan
OF connecting that country with France by rail
way Engineers say roadbed can be laid on the
bottom of the English channel, and by meuntin e
trestlework on wheels, SO that it projects above
the water, the railway can be operated. This
seems beyond belief, but it is perhaps no more
remarkable than some of the cures accom- plished
by Hostetter's Stomach Bitters in bad cases of
dyspepsia indigestion and constipation. This is
IN age of wonderful achievements.
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discharged, but fortunately did no
damage. OF course there was lot Of
excitement when the shot was fired,
and while 1t was going on the two
masked men made their escape.
The officers were not notified of the
affair and it is not likely the two men
will ever be apprehended.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24
AL Hockett and Anthony Kelley vs
D. F. Smith.

Jasper Cano. aged 6S years, died last
night at his ranch, IA miles down the
Missouri river. The funeral was held
at the ranch this afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter S. Clark. who
have been living through the winter in
this city, will leave in few days for
the ranch at Bynum to remain through
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. j. Evans returned
to this city to-day from Chicago, where
their son, Tom, had an operation per-
formed. The latter is resting very
comfOrta bly,.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24

Great Falls March 23.-Richard MUIR
ply and Miss Mae Peterson were mar
ried at Glasgow on Thursday evening
by the Rev. Mr.. Luther. The wedding
was strictly private, only the imme-
date friends of the bride and groom be-
ing present. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Murphy
are popular in society circles of Valley
county and have the warm wishes of
host of friends.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24

Great Falls, March 23.--Mrs. F. c.
Brown, or Mrs. Matte Brown, as she
prefers to call herself, was brought in
from Hardy on the train yesterday att
ernoon and in the evening an examina-
ton into her sanity was held with Drs
r. c. Hill and Helen c, Roberts as the
jury. The latter asked time to make
further examination and this afternoon
pronounced the woman insane. She
will be taken ito Warm Springs tonight
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24

Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in adj
vance for one years subscription to
The Standard Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte, Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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An Examination.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Washington March pa acivil SER
vice examination will be held May 20
fill the position of laundress at Fort
Shaw, Mont, Indian school, at $40 per
apD11p,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-24
A MASS OF FLAMES.

Belt Has Narrow Escape From a Disas-
trous Fire.
Special Dispatch 10 the Standard
Belt, March 2S.-Early Tuesday morn
ing fire was discovered in the old Flood
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
SOLAR pLENu. PUT, spK,ouE Our
Terry McGovern Makes Short Work Of the
EliinniH Lad

HARTFORD. CONN. Npv. 30 Ter
VII NeGrr"rn champion ban,Dn weight
81 lht' World. mal. SHORE Work Of Ed
II" Sprague. u s;treato", III, This slf-
tci!nnn q the Nutmeg -Athleii,. q lb,
disabling him in less than one minul.
~ IN second :1nnd. r." practically
disposed II MS man in the first round
wien alter 4 fierce exchange Of Bows.
I'lrtiRycrn landed a heavy bios On
-lsfag'ie's solar plcxus HAT laid him on
I'll" Noo.
Srrlsne @~n, down three times; IN
Jle first round. slipping one" ana re-
in.'!alnS Gown another t!mc unit! eight
seconds Wcr" cailcI OF. For the re-
i.Halnd@r q Tie round he managed 10
EGep away from McGovern. SI,ra5uc
landed TWO hard hloWs on McCo..rn
Ga. or hem on tho jaw which stayger-
~ Terry
y! the second !ocnd McGovern sail
.Gd IN Nith right ana left swings on
Sn:asn@. the latter finally going down
thH remaining ~ The :oor until rrunt-
tea out. re had 70 be assisted to MS
corner.
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For Which Some of the People OF
This City Are Thankful.
AS A GENERAL PROPOSITION
Most Of Thorn Are Thankful, They Are
Alive. \ Number OF Pertinent Cor
ollaries Upor the Samx. some
Instance Given.

This Is the season when i, ma. not
Ne Inappropriate. 10 inullir" for V nat
We are thankful
\ little school teacher ret i thousand
mites from hero On Wednesday altcr
noon made frantic andt:lvut 10 impress
tha lesson Of Thanksgiving Day ucun
ii.>is large class "f very small pupils
81" first ;IStltl all il the class who
llaf anything tn !" thankful for u nCtll
M ihoi.' right faMds. Every I,!e Of tho
severn fin" right hands went al bu;
",,,'. tina; II i quaint li,tlc chap rejoic-
me- i'll Zine summers ana the nam" a
,hnny.
.Jnhnay was Gated vi, ana nucsti,nai
~ IN" horriicd lltti" teacher l,ut hc
cou!I l,ut find 4 Single thn@ L, ~,
him If ne Nj" not thankful n W,as
altvr. u which query the ynungst~r ~
turned Z. reluctant Affirmative.
IN doing 50, Johnny uncnns"i"nsly
stated general propositi.n- me
thing which the geometry Of life -slv- :
aNicnl.
IN ,his connection. ,h..n. a." nay
start out with tina, general proposition
We are thankful that we arr alive.
Applied locally ana specifically. The
rr9position is productive Of 4 numb"s'
oi pertinent ftnrplaricS.
Tie Sewer Commission. for instance.
are thankful IT'S no worse.
General Secretary g. &. Kent IS
thankful he got That so check fron
Frank Lyon is thankful h. ala not
break his neck in Jumping off Una!
crowded slecial in the cut yesterday.
". g. Burgess is thankful he has the
Newport club organized s., that h can
turn his attention 10 other ana more
r"muncrAtvc business.
Chief Of Police llarwoDu is thankful
that he Still holds his jUu
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ClTx nj Tvs IN BRIEF.

Mr., Harry w Long had an ankle
badly sprained in one Of the foo, ban
games yesterday. This iIthe only aC-
cident reported.
Mn and Mrs. q. 3. Roane and son
Nathan, of Portsmouth. spent the day
yesterday With Mr. and Mrs. l.. S. Coz
trel on the t!:Csu evard.
Mrs. John Humphrey Of Warren. Pa,
Mrs. +. G. Hcmcnger, Of Mt. Pleasant,
Va, ANA Miss Emily l.. R;lbcoak Of
Frauonia. \. u, are guests at the home
Of Councilman l.. &. Cory
This. Board Of Health has tackled the
problem Of determining just what War
wick county owes the city for services
rendered in the smallpox epidemic last
winter and il has lot .: work before it,
Or. Greasy, the city health officer. Is
now at work On the matter and until
the thing is Strengthened out il is not
likely that the board Will be able to do
much else.
signest TO the Washington Avenue
Methodist cl1urcn by the Stare Confer
ence Q succeed Rev L. L. I.ipsconb
is expected TO arrive in the city to-day
from Petersburg. Mr. WrAy cones
back from the Washington Street
sconD has been assigned.
Tn. .aolu.1.s- Of business at Hotel
Chair5srljiI. Qua Point. is steadily in
cr@asing, tl- list OF sunday arrivals
being puarticu!ar!y large. Among the
prominent guests Who have bee.? there
ar i:ls past few days arr the follow
Ing: Hon. H G. I?@nG#r. mayer elect
" Albany y. Y. am judge i;iessing
VI thu sanse cilE: Mr David MrMan.1.
Is!cA.tra t>:-5kers r5snF aaai .nan, and
,Iudce German, y: M ! s:k, with t2-r
families, ana NJ Z o-el II -ayres,
1Orasic!+.: y: tn Penn 7.-:a Iron works.
i'StiAi@il=ra. IA. arra family.
l>h' "ystsr gun ',sa- t'!!t-s !,+a<e,
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HoGG FOR VICE. PRESIDENT.
Bryan AEplauds Prnposltlon to Give tho
Texan "a Place /, the Ticket.
GlSy TELEGRAPH.


AUSTIN. TEN, Nov. 30.-:Wlhile WEI
liam Jennings Bryan and Ex-Governor
Hogg and other politicians were making
,ear-end train speeches at F.lgin, hear
this City today. u boom vas started for
Ex-Governor James Hogg for secolu
ct and Mr.. Bryan warmly applaud
the proposition.
Mr. Bryan accompanied by Governor
Sayers, ex-tiovernor Hogs and Actor
ney General Smith left today for Waco
where MI. Bryan Will speak tomorrow
They went via Elgin a small junction
Of some 5000 inhabitants. u few miles
t" the south Of this city To make the
Waco connection. Arriving at E2lgin
IN" party was received by almost the
entire population and an ovation vas
rendered them.
COL. BRYAN TALKS.
MI Bryan addressed the crowd for
ten or fifteen minutes. He reviewed the
Fast briefly and asserted that the PUB
lic did not want nor would they toll
crate the saddlillg of u large standing
army on 70 this nation. He spoke
rhoefiuil% "t the campaign for 1909. He
assured his hearers that he VAS in Tex
as lnlecupcrate ana IN epar.a himself for
ine coming campaign and announced
mat tn. Democrats OF the country
M"u!d find him as loyal to the 1G to I
theory rs ever ana that it should have
i' ~ ''N'r ~ ~! < k'iS lhlllS. 'iSc II ne
llfld his Nay.
'l:m III" conclusion Of his address.
"N-Gov"rrlo, Hosg s2oli. briefly ninny
ne same lines. Governor Savers fol-
loved in 4 like manner and thc,: The
s''F'iis" was sr,urs On the crowd by
Attorney General Smith.
I'll. i.NTOi.S i:l;Y AN.
tlt rNtnl!"d Mr.. Bryan as & great
leader ana assured til" audience. that
7" would b elected President in 1900.
Mr. Smith added that he hoped ID sec
and knew he would sec lIx-G;ovcrno.
II ~, occupying the second place o. lie
national ticket as he would max. an
excellent running mate for Mr. H.-vln.
ms created great enthusiasm ANA Nh.
l.iNan apl,l,u,ird heartily With tn. ,c-
inilhdc! 81 III" crowd. Cries for II o4..
drought him y III" from: again a:iu III.
announced titlt tn" honor sought - be
! Thrust un&n him WAS more than nc
| "A!'"l ~ that he did not want ai,iy Of
nc" and Whs not looking for ans. he
| Thought the vice presidency should 81
T." q western man. The AVIATION tender
"h the Huart@ile WAS most iatirtirs
ana lhA train WAS permitted TO L..llr=
"nty after considerable delay.
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Elements ONLY 70 HLAuE.
Lieut.. Longs Report on Tho NlanAusn se to
nuarter,na-'.r General.

Wy ! ctSItI'll.l
WASIIIiE,;TDN, \ov @p.-'rh., tl,,:.l-
t"rmastcr general has received, a d,.-
tailed report by telegraph from lieut.
cpl. -. r. Long, ii, charge Of the trans
l",i, service ut san Francisco, on lil,,
transport Manaurns" his.h recently
arrived Al Manila after undergoing
harlshirs ii i pacific tylinpn. lie
report, which was requested because IT
The statements If the unltness Of tie
vessel for The transport service. is us
follows:
san Francisco. November % 1879.
IN reference e. y"Hl telegram today.
Transport Manauerse sailed nt.loi,rI,
18th for Manila. Via Honolulu. Her ca
pa"Ity was y officers and $50 enlisted
men size carried IL officers ana $50
enlisted men. she was inspected by
sartain M"tcalf surveyor Of Iloytls
register. WHO officially reported vessel
In good order ana condition When sne
left this port. both in hun and machi
merry she is classed = Number |.
star one. L.luyds.' Also vas thoroughly
inspected here by Treasury DEPART
ment Inspector Of hulls and boilers. Who
reported her in excellent condition Or
fetal reports OF these officers are on file
and recorded.
EXPERTS PASSED HER
TREASURY officials would NOT ;ll!uN
any uHS"aWhrlhy ship. whether go&--
eminent on otherwise. To leave port
would rot grant clearance. consequent
~ expert opinion pronounced Mlnlu-
ems" perfectly seaworlhy. She wa
provided With all lite-Sav.ng apparatus
even more than Treasury Department
regulations required. Her crew un-
der ordinary circumstances mum beers s..
men. she actually carried from san
Francisco !, crew Of 40 men, which fu-
iN met requirements of Treasury nili-
Gals. She carried 90 days pro\isioIs
for 800 enlisted men ana was provision
cd Ion crew and army officers by agents
o; vessel for 100 days. Reside, sn. had
IN her hold 900 tons measurement Of
bacon. i!1llr. canned goods and other.
commisSary supplies. ManaucnSc was
also tho roughly Inspected by C,nlolef.s
Darlington ana Maus. inspectors gen
c:Ai. ald by Cant. Earnesun. marine
superintendent ANA by rlhc.. transport
officials. Lieut.. Col. Hayes also fire.
luuently inspected Transient previous ~
Departure
SATISFACTORILY TO ALL.
All experts expressed themselves
satisfied With every Arrange mcnt TIC
snip in"t l-inNlS requirements. which
az" nc highest known among shipping
rtop:. This in itself Should b. I, sulii-
Gent guarantee o. saaWorthiness.
he vessel MADE an average speed
# 10 knG,s from Honolulu to Manila
fiaH i-l' machinery been seriously i'm
ftAA@i she certainly could nos have
made ne distance. covered in the time.
5il.- ii! believe, ana all our officials
yE'Hn+';t'H with the transport service
hs'e Concur, when Manauense left her.
- VAS sl"rlectly saaWp! Thy fully l.ian-
ma ANA amply i,InvisiCl,ed''
DIE TO ROUGH WEATHER.
'"i"i1i-ntins upon the above report.
Colonel i;alijng-r IN charge Of The
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

Dit. J. PLlf MINER BALDWIN. THE.
Wei-knoWn Veterinary Surgeon. has
ct;tted in Newport News and for the
present can be found at the Imperial
Eote! The doctor has had a long
experience in county city and hos
pilal practice Diseases OF all do
nlestic animals treated in a humane
and scientific manner--the horse. OK
aad dog Charges very moderate.
Eel Phone. 200. II "a I'm.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
SILVER REL Ufti.lCA rs
VIII Ally Themselves with Antl Inps ra :
III Agitatio
(By TELEGRAPH

'5E telegraph
'illii1 AGO. November &O.-Th,a silver
Republicans in rEnt"rt nee here Tuesday
arr WeintstlaN planned. ii i an
IL unced. to ally themselves WITH and
in maxi use nf the anti inlperi.ll:s.l
a2itAtion, especially in eastern states
WAt@h the silver issue does not atlra,-t.
t2-,e ration With Edward \ :Si;,.lon :
following Will be sought. The purpose
nt the silver Republic ans is TO gain, il
Possible With This new issue Il fo1,hrl:i
in eastern states. So that their party
can more truly claim 10 ae a national
organization and thus becGns a more
effective Whip for holding the Demo-
Gratis 70 the Bryan and 16 to l line
This is the reason .Nhy the silver Re
publicans want 70 hoAi a. big national
convention of 1000 On more delegates
next Year. Confirmation OF this plan
came to-day from Fred ]. Dubois. for
mcl Senator from Idaho and chairman
Of the Silver Republican F.xecuti -
s2>---f444nlittea.
tn re is no place for the Republican
anti inrerial!sts Of New England and
Tie coast 20 50 excei3t into our party"
said Mi. Dubois The assured coripo-
slliDn Of the unitss States Senate for
several years convinces them that
silver leGis latian cannot be passai ;ol
many Years YET. On anti imperialism
ana Kindred questions they are as one
Wrth Us. am satis.iGd they Will come.
Y US ] expect 10 see former Governor
Ho"tNell. OF Massa ausatts Edward
Atkinson and men like them sitting as
delegates in cur Sravention.
We have pannG.i' for a big conven-
ipn ot loco or more. Cur convention,
If Held 1T the same place and time as
the Democratic convention will l1s. a
Powerful stimulus any concession hy
that party 70 The forces Of unrigh, ms
ness. We have net much to fear on .l,is
score. however. We are pretty Wei!
Yam
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

DO YOU WANT 4 GOOD JOB or RE
pairing? Go 70 the old ''Shoey sec
n3I door from Drug Store, Chestnut
avenue. We VIII give You the nene-
III Of 30 years experience. Square
dealing our motto. ISAAC NIT
~ ILL. 1l-2H-il.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.

GERTRUDE AUGUSTA GENRE. or
Baltimore. pupil of Peabody Ins;i-
ny" and Prof i5urmeister, viii ar
range with pupils wishing 10 begin
Piano Lessons 1T Chas. NJ. Steinfs
Branch Piano WarrrrOmS ut the Pat
tcrson building, where will commence
Saturday. Dec. end. to instluc. few
pupils already engaged. Recital Will
be given later. 1l-29-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is hereby given that the part
nership lately subsisting between 7.
Eugene White and J. r. Brahams, IN
der the rirm name and style Of White
X Brahams, was dissolved on the 18th
day Of November 1892 by mutual con
sent. I. EUGENE WHITE,
j. r. BRAHAMS
Dated November 14th. 1899 11-15-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

WHY WILL YOU .KEEP. ON COUGH
ing when Bilisoly's Compound Syrup
Of White Pine Will stop it. We have
sold more Of it than all other cough
syr'lps together. For sale only by
Ei!isoly & Biisoly, 1910 Washington
avenue,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
Notice.

Bids will be received by the Bridge
Committee until noon Tuesday, Deem
Der 10. 1899. for The hauling and filling
IN the approaches to the bridges at
TWen1y-tifth and Thirty~fourth
streets. With earth. All information
can pc obtained from City Engineer
office. Certified check Of 800 to &C
company each proposal Bids to be de
liverea to City Clerk. Council reserves
the right to reject any or all bids
l.. I. FORD, Chairman.
11-19-su-4t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
Notice.

The Annual Meeting of the Stockhold-
ers Of the Newport News Light ana
Water Company. Will be held at the
office OF the Company in the City Of
Newport News. Va, on the 9Th day Of
December, 1899. at II o'clock m, for
the election Of Directors TO serve For
the ensuing year and for such other.
business as may come before the meet
ing. t. H. DAVIS. Secretary
11-,G-td.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
Now Undsr New Management

CLUB SEAMLESS.
Corner Thirtieth street and Lafayette
avenue. Mills & Leach, who VIII .on-
duet a frst-class up-to- date Stable
Boarding a specially. Mills is an ex-
pert in the care Of domestic animals
requiring medical attention. Prompt
service day or night. We ask a con-
tinuance Of business from Old patrons
and solicit new orders. l1-3l-5t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

WANTED EVERToNE TO KNOW
that we have just put in one OF the
handsomcst Hot Soda Fountains in
the State and our hot drinks are I'm
surpassed. Bilisoly & Bilisoly. $50
Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01
IrEvIvrNG APPRECIATION.
cIndianapolis Journal.)

WHATS an 'octogenayian,' Cousin
Martha"?"
We'll an o. kngenarian is a man who
hates life when he is seventy. but gets
proud of himself again at eighty
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

W-ANT,D-TO RENT. \ 4 OR 5 ROOM
house with modern conveniencos
Possession desired January /. Adj
dress. stating location. price and full
particulars. 2. O. Box So, city.
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WANTS.

WANTED-BOARDER AT NO. IL,
INWenty-ninth street 1o-l-3t
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LOST AND FO,yNn

LAUNCH BESSIE,
l;eEner. owned by Mr. j. Reyner
picked up Il raft in James river ana
t"Wed it to Newport News. Owner
may obtain Information concerning
The matter by calling on Mr.. Revner,
ll-2;:-tf
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

WHEN YOU HAVE THE HEAD
ache use Bilisoly's Headache Pow
riers. They never fail to cure. For
sale only by Bilisoly & Bilisoly, 1910
Washington avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

WANTED-TO INFORM THE PUB
lie that | have removed to my new
store, 2el0 Washington avenue ana
5iitve the best workman and sales
man. Mr.. w II. Burke, who has been
With Bentley, Hampton, for seven
Years, and will be pleased TO serve
his many friends in Newport News.
-. 81 Elm, JeWe.er. l1-25-lw
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

FOR REMITTANCE. ROOM RE ) +
e fa jtore' 26lo Washington avenue: 2:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

Fol: RENT-BAsEN1E.S FOR Bus
mess purposes, 25XaI feet c. IS.
LAWRENCE. corner West avenue
an! Twenty third street. 1ls2s-6l.
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FoR.pENr

Fol. FENT-EASEAlE,Nr FOR BUS
mess purposes or storage. 25N55 feet
g. Is. LAWRENCE. corner West ave
'l,e and Twenty third street
Il 2G-6t
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1899-12-01

now that the shooting season is here
that you will be going cunning for
something to cheer the inner man on
cool evening, or to make merry with
Your friends at the festive board
When you want something choice, vel
vety. smooth and rich in flavor try our
Whisley. You will hunt long time be-
tore hndlng anything so pure ana pal
atablc. Our whiskey is away up in
quality.
r. J. MACKEY,
24th and Washington.
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