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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09

Does her family tree have anything to do
with making woman willowy!-Bostop
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1899-12-09

So long as we have the se'fmade man,
there will doubtless be call for the ready
made ancestry.-Detroit journal.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-12
Ser uni 6ulbi ige 81 a II
thrpr"

9uris, II. Suli.-@eitern tpuroe
i'm r3bsalre 5rancai " Elm oreiotti9e5
@tuuipiel, betitelt Der uni4ulot9e
MGrtDrer," oufqsfubrt. 0uhel6e be-
banbelt bic 0repfus Qlffdire. Der
erIts Oft beiddftigt Ii6 nit Der Intius
ae, Der 5tpeits nit Der Osgraoation
uno Der brittle nit Der ertpisienen I'M
i6ulo uno Der Rudfe6r naa Der 9eiz
mat6. Die Rp(le .bes OreDfus lpuroe
BON einem Synfantsrie Sereeanter,
Namens Ufifsl, aeipielt. Die 3uboz
rer bl;ebsn pDQtg indifferent.
Od5 "a. ,OraQoner He9iment lit
nu6 93ennes beDrbert por0en.
3uiiii4e s. Oftrauer.
Bete BURG II. Suli.-0reiz
monatl;ds 6oftruuer ut in 5ol9s Oes
geItern gu 2lbbas Suman, i'm 8autu=
Ius, eingstrstsnen Sobes oes G3urez
pit6 9roBfiiriten 9epra Sruoers oss
Gsaren, unaeorbnet pproen.
Wuibinqton n, .. g., II. Suli.
- prdIioent Mc&inlen bat bem @3dz
rem cine 0epside geididt, in pel4er er
i'm Ndmen bes dmerifanii6en 8Oltes
geilsio binlidtlid bs5 5poes oes
@robfiirIten 8eorg aubert.
Peter 8 burg, II. Sult. - 0ds
amtli6s 8latt perDffentii6t bsute Elm
pom G5aren erla1enes 3eIfript, mel
DIES ben SOB Oes @roBfurIten 9eorg
anfiinbiat unb bus 9olf auffprbert,
Tih nit bem Wonar6en in 9ebsten
fir bic Seslenrube Deg 8erItorbenen
gu pereinigsn. 5erner OrOnet oas 9Rsz
Ifript an, 10 lange oie @6e Oes @3arsnz
puares obns mdnnli9e Na6fommsnz
I9aft bleibt, 9roBf iirlt Mi6uel 2uer=
unorotpiti6, Der ndhitdlteIte 8ruoer
oes G5oren, als5brOnfolger gu betrodz
ten 1T.
Mdrconi ii ibsrtroffen.
Wien, II. oNuli. - Cine 6irma
ShdTer i'm 8upapeIt bat am 6. Suli
ouBerorDentli6e aeiultate bur9 bic
6erB'ffe G4uines Wfetbpoe auT
benz ord6tlofen Selegrap6en er3ielt.
Od6ei tDuroen nod bic neusn S6dz
fer'icbsn plattsn benuBt, bic bebeutsno
empfinoli6er dls bic Morcpni'i6eu
limb. Die Experiment.. tpurben bon
einem 9umpfer in 6iums aug mad
Jubr5eugen, Die in pola uno 2lbba5il
lGgen, gemu6t; Die Signale arbeitsten
uuf bisisr 38 Msilen langen Strads
brilliant. Der @rfinber bofft, CUR
1ebermittslunq duf groBe gntfernunz
gen feline UfaIten etc. me6r benussn
gu miifel.
5antz , mpfer 80 illfoms
men" 9aDarirt.
2onDon, II. SHli. - Der beutz
Ide Ystrolsumz5anfsOampf vDiQz
tommsn," Capt. S4aeIer, am II.
Sum- Don Netp@Yprf nu9 9lisTlingsn,
iii Dor 9rapiez9oint einsetroffsn uno
msloet, DAB bic aurbelrpsGs i6rsr
9o6brud=MuIdine sebprIten it,; Iie
fonne apar bic 5abrt fortIeben, BE-
firdte aber, 6ei I4Ie4tsm 8stter pOer
6ober See unlenfbar gu peroen. Oer
peutI6e Sanf<Oampfsr r0eulThlano,"
@apt. S4ier9orit, in 5abrt BON Sam
burg nu6 glepzYorf, piro ben v0iGs
fommen" bis 9lieTIinssn begleitsn, um
bsi Der 9uno gu Iein, penn i6r Gtpas
suitpben iplte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-12
Baltimore. Nfo. ARitttpod, ben y. Smli 1899.

rufIii6en @taatsnGnner ibr Iiets emz
pfoblen bGttsn, ndmIi6 bic 2lnbabnuns
zines nbf6aftlifsren gerbGltniiz
fes NIT benz bsuti6 i6en Na66ar. 0us
ginpernsEmsn 5pii6en Rublanb unb
5rantreih pirb barunter ni6t nur
ni9t lsioen, fonbern pielmsbr babur9
nod me6r seIrdrtt unb gefsItigi tper<
ben.
Sn Der beufIGen 9reHe finben bisis
ruTIf6sn Ieuberungsn ipmpatbii4sn
WiberbalI.
GplIifion uuf benz q hetn.
9ei benz 9orfe 0iooig, ni6t tpsit
bon Bonn, rannte Der Remorqueur
,Mannbeim" ben Rbvinoampfer
.Gbrim6ilpe," auf bean Der r9Olner
spangeliffs 8iirgerpsrein" sinen Qus>
flug ma9te, an. Der S9iffsfoa uno
oas 8iifsnmGo9sn Der .gbrim6ilbe,
iotpie msbrsre Muliter uno ainoer
trusen @erleBunsen bapon. Sn Splss
Der golliIion brad auf osm 0ampfer
sseuer aug, bod gelang es, bic Slam
men balb gut lDf6sn. Wlit bem gusz
fluo Des 0ereins mar es jebo9 DDrbei,
unb bic grfurlionii ten traten auf Ell
mem anberen 9abpfer bic 9eimreiie
an.
Sn9erlinpor 8eri6t.
Der Yro3eb bes ameritaniI3en Ufdz
jors S9iemangt, Der ben cubdnii9en
SslOsug mitgemadt buben ion uno in
Berlin Dor 3tpei Wlonaten perbaftst
lporoen mar, neil er nit 9ilfe angeblld
aefdlI6ter 9riefe Yotentre6te uuf
Sporen unb 2an3en gu psrfaufen iu6=
te, pirb am Mittpo9 Beginner. Der
Maior tpirb BON Or. S4pinbt Derz
t6eioigt tperben, Der tiir3li6 ais Inz
malt bes Nep Yorfer Sngenieurs
5ran5 8naat, tpel6sr Der MaieItdtsz
beieioigung angeflagt mar, beHen 5reiz
fpredung beiplrtt bate.
auno9ebung gs9en 9icee
9irgermet fer Stro B q d.
Die Grreguns Der tleinbiireerli4en
uno fo5ialiIti16en Mafsn in Dien
Ibsr bic bon 6rtItli4 zio5ialer Seite
periu4te &nebelung bes 3leinbiir9ers
tbums fat iia Big na6 8alfsburg BEL
9iebine, pobin Der erite 8icez8iireerz
meiIter Stroba6 in bic SommerfriIds
gegangen iIr, fprtgeIeBt. 8or Der Dob=
nung befei6en fanb geltern bort cine
orp6enbs 8olfsz9emonitrution itatt,
uno bur9 Hufe, ipie vNieber nit Strpz
ba9 unb 2ue9er. ben Wu6lre6tsrGu=
bern!" ipurbe bic Grrsgtbeit Der Menge
nur me6r gefAiirt. 2eBtere tpurbsn
f4liebli9 bon 8snbarmen nit benz
8aionstt auseinanber eetrieben. Oabsi
bru6 Elm 6pl33uun uno cine An5aDl
YerTonen Itirste in's WuIIer oDsr
purbsn anoertpeitig psrlebt. 3a6lrsi4e
8erbaf ftungen tpurben borgsnommen.
I(lertei aus 0eut + 61anb,
Sn 2etp3ig bot Der 9riputDo5ent an
Der bprtigsn uniperIitGt War Solega
tpegsn zines Nerbsnleiosns Selbitmoro
begungen,
Die meiIten beutfdeH 8ldtter gsz
baGtn geItern beg rs. 9eburtatages
beg befannten 9arlamsntariers uno
langjGbrigen 5ii9rers Der nationallibs=
ralen gartei Ru0olf BON Sennleien.
Cgenni97sn purbs am 10. Suli 1924
in 2iine6ur9 9ebpren.)
gsi 9elgoluno iib pGbrenb bi3ten
Nebels Der Norbsutf6e 2lopbbampfer
vGeaoler" ouFgelaufen. Die pdilaz
qiere purben poblbsbalten auf 9elgo@
lamb gelanbst. S9leppoampfer fino
jsBt oamit bsTddftigt, ben 0ampFer
pieDer flptt 3u maiden.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-12

80 ellington. .. g., II, Suli.
- ariegsfetretGr 4lger punI4t, Die
neuen Regimentsr, iOtpeit oiss irgenb
mDgli4 1T. aus ben 2euten gu retrutts
ren, tpel6s pGbrsnb bes &rieges nit
Spanien als SSrsipillise eeoient buben.
gins Qn5abl bon Sffi3ieren, 6aiOnoers
BON oenen, nel6e bic 4usmuIterung
Der 5rellpiQigen in ben DerI6leDenen
Stauten Ibsrpa6t bo6sn, bat ben
prdiiosnten babin infOrmirt, OaB al
ler Wabri3einli9teit na4 neun5jg
pro3ent Der neuen Regimenter bon fol-
9en geoienten 2suter geiteQt peroen
puroen. 9latiirli6 tann unter ben BE-
Ite6eRoen Regulationen Der Retrutis
rungs Offi3ier feinen unteridisO
ma6en 5pil3en 9eoienten uno ungez
oienten; tper ii9 meloet unb fir tdugs
lid befunben tpirb, tpiro esnommsn.
Oas QuortisrmsiIter Department
piro augenblidii9 fsire neusn Dam
pier fur ben pacific OisnIt engusis
rem, ba man eenug S6iffs CUR 9erz
fusung 5u baben slaubt, um ale ae=
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-12
SrBan's @aitationstnur.

@olpraoo Spttngs, Goi.,
II. Suli. - 8iGiam Sennings 8rban
bat bier i'm Opern6auIe in elmer MaTs
1enDeriammlung feline In1i6ten ii6tr
Smperialismus, SruIts, bic Silbers
5ruge uno bic GinfommenIteuer ents
pidelt. Wiit groBem geifaq nd6m pls
beriammelte 8olt feline Worte auf.
@r bemertte 3und6It. cab bic Demo1
tratifde (8rpan) Ylattform i'm nG6s
item Sabre pieOer fir 5reiTit6er un6
bic @intommenIteusr, tpie in Der Brdz
Iioentl6afts Champagne bonn Sabre
1896 eintreten tperbe. Seit Der LeBten
Champagne Ieien ieOO6 n2ue nSiIues"
sntItanber, ins6eIonbers bic SruIts,
Smperialismus unb @rpanTion, oeueH
Die bemotrotiI6e 9lattform i'm nG64
ten Sabre ben &rieg ertlGren tperoe.
Mun befGmpfe ben SmperiuIiSmu5,
neil er nit Der llndb6dngigteits @rz
tldrung ni6t perein6ur uno eInem frels
en- 9olte 8utpiosr lei.
Gtu6 Der WaiIenper Idmmlung pdrO
oem yGbampion Der Siibaria6e" 3u
Ghren Elm 9SeIt6untett i'm Isl 9uio=
Club" peronItaltet. 6eute begiebt fif
9rpan na6 ben 9ru6enorten 8tctor
unb Gr'pple Gree(, I'm aud bort bpH
Nsuem bds Sil6er gpangelium 3W
brehiopn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1899-07-12

gimenter unb Retruten, pelfJs CUR Nbs
fahrt bereit lino ooer i'm GduFe beg
Wonats bsreit Iein perben, na9 Wtaa
nild gu befDrbern.
DIR Propiant Odmpfar r@ldcier"
lit in Singapore mit elmer groBen Gus
oung fril6en @isfleif9ss an 9orb duF
bsr 6abrt na8 ben 96iiippineu einges
trofFen, Oas 6Isiid iIt fir uniere bor1
tigs Slotte beitimmt uno oaS Slottens
Departemsnt lit auF oas ReIultat oies
ies Experiments bes 9(ntaufs BON
5teiI4 in Quitralien duBerIt geIpannt.
Sr9enb Semano bat gelOa
gen.
2onoon, II. Suli. - 8efiiQliG9
Der in gfepzYort osr0ffenIliAtsn Na9s
ri4t, buB Mitgleoer Der 1ieIigen 5iliz
pino@Sunta einen Brief an Den umeris
tunii4en 9iunpten SoTsp6 8. G6oaIc
gsI6rie6er unb eine 2lnIport er6alIcn
bdtten, erttGren Die MitgI;2oer, lie Ios
tpobl, pis Bic Mitgiisosr Der 6ilipinos
Sunta in Baris bdtlen @in.aourQen
er6alten, Den am 4. Suli pon ben amez
rifunii4sn GeIanotId)aFten in 2onoon
uno Parts gege6enen @mpfGngen 6eia
5uppbnen. Sins Der Milglieber babe
Daruufbjn benz 9rn. G6oate geI6rie=
ben, odB lie, 70 Iunge lie ni6t umsrituz
niT6e Gurger Ieien, tsin He6t 6Gtten,
auf Osrartigen gmpfdngen gu erT6eis
nen.
Serr G6oats srtldrt, er babe einer
grtef erballen, pelher pon einam Drill
glieo Der SunIa unter3ei6n2t mar, bp6
babe er benIelben ME bsuntporteI. Sem
Wfttgliso Der Suntd ooer irgeno Elm unz
oerer 6ilipino Tei 5u Dem Gmpfdng Der
bieIigen dmeritaniI6en 9eIanbHGaIt
an 4. Suli etngeldoen norOen.
Semnfratiide Tilbrer in grratbnng.
Nep Corr, II. SuGi. - Grz
@ouperneur Wiqiam :. Stone Don
Mifouri, tpsl6er in Q6tpeIenbsit beg
9oriiBers SuInss &. Sones. Der Ieitsnz
De @eiIt oes bemotrdtiI6en Nutiunulz
Gomite's 1T, belt Ith geItern imnSoffz
man : 6ouie" auf. Weil Stone anr
SOnntag nit elmer Nn5abl 9olititer
pertebrte, glaubt man in Sammanpz
Saa, oaB Stone bis 3ur Hudfebr BON
Sones aus europa fortfdbren pirb, Die
Stsle behel6sn ein3unebmen. @inigs
QptalpDlititer Iinb Der QtnIi6t, Der
9auptgruno fir Stones bieTigen Iufs
entbaIt lei, Die 2lu5Ii6ten fir Die ann
4. SuIi in Sammanb Sua bon Sol.
s. Willett bon 2llabuma aufs 5upet
gebrahte Domination QtuguItus 9au
Wbds fir bas YrdIioentenumt tsnnen
gu Iernsn. gin5m 8ari9tsrItatter,
pelder i'm gsItern 2l6eno i'm n0offz
munz9ouTe" aufTudte, 9eg2niibsr Guz
Berte Stone, er fei ii6erraIcht, DAB man
ieinem SlerIsin politii6a 9eOeutung
beilegs, trpB0em er nur in periDnliden
Ooer priputgeI6dften bier6er getonz
men lei. 2laerOings lei er nit einjger
prominentsn Yolitifern 3uIommenges
trofFen, bod fei oies 5uFG1ig geIhe6en.
Wsnn er feline Pripatgeihdfte abgetpitz
telt, perre er pieoer a6reiien. Inter
ben polititern, nit peI4en Stone lns
terreoun9en bate. bsfinbsn Iih SUTepb
s. Wiqett unO Grz@ouperneur 6ogg
bon 3eras. Gs beiBt. 6ogg psroe
ipeitere llnterIu6ungen aniisllen, bepor
er bem bemotratii6en Ndtional Goa
mite Gmpfeblungen made.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
MURRAY
BOUND OVER
ROBBED AN OLD SOLDIER OF HIS
PENSION MONEY AND WAS
CAUGHT AT 1T.

In Justice H~arrington's court yester-
day afternoon Frank Murray. charged
with having robbed James S. Boyd, was
held to the district court, his bon being
fixed at $500. Boyd is an old soldier,
who's home is in Dillon, and a few days
ago he came to this city to spend a few
days and also a 800 pension check. A
few hours later he was found in the
basement of the Pincus block, in the con-
dition of a man to whom knockout
drops had been administered and in
company with Frank Murray. Murray
when discovered was in the act of going
through Boyd's pockets. Both were
taken to Jail. Not a cent was found on
the person of the old soldier, and a purse,
the property of Boyd, was found in Muir
rays stocking. The purse contained 50
cents.
I The testimony of Martin Noonan was
to the effect that on the morning of
March 20 he was in Paddy's Place, a
South Main street saloon. when Boyd
and Murray entered. Boyd was very
much intoxicated and bought several
rounds of drinks. Murray and Boyd
then left the place. The witness sus-
pected that Murray had designs on the
old soldier and followed them. The two
men went down the stairway leading to
the basement of the Pincus block and
Noonan saw Murray searching the peck
etc of Boyd. Witness then notified Officer
sullivan, who arrested Murray and left
him in witness custody while he went
into the basement to arouse Boyd. While
the officer was away Murray showed fight
and attempted to escape, and might have
succeeded but for the timely reappear-
ance of the officer. Murray and Boyd
We're then taken to the city Jail. :
The testimony of officer Sullivan was
NoOnan. The officer also said that Muir
ray denied all knowledge of the robbery
and said he was taking Boyd to his room
when he was arrested.
Murray testified that he met Boyd ir
the Copper King saloon. Boyd had 6
pension check which he wished to havt
cashed. They went to the All Nations
saloon, where Mickey Dooley scalped i
for $S5. Boyd also bought some drinks
there and then went back to Paddy's
Place, where they had more drinks. Boyt
by this time was very drunk and defend.
ant concluded to take him to his room
Boyd fell down the steps of the Pincu!
block and while the defendant was at.
tempting to assist him to his feet, Boyt
took out his purse and asked him to keel
it for him. About this time he was ar
rested. He said when he was taken tt
jail he denied all knowledge of the money
but he was so drunk he did not know
what he was saying.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
HANDSOME ADELE HARRINGTON,

The Salt Lake Tribune SAYS it has been
a long time since Salt Lake has seen a
more accomplished and pleasing artist
n a more delightful contralto in light
opera than Miss Adele harrington, of the
Grau company. Fine of form, handsome
of face, graceful of motion and refined
and polished of manner and possessed Of
a voice OF rare excellence which is
handled with a marked intelligence, she
has won not alone the admiration Of her
audiences but the esteem and devotion
of those with whom she has come in con-
tact in her private life. 1t is the excep-
ton rather than the rule that a contralto
voice, especially one of sufficient volume
to occupy a conspicuous place in the OPP
cratic world, is marked by any great de-
gree of feeling OF so~ulfulness. But in this
Miss Farrington's voice is prolific, and it
carries itself unerringly to the heart of
the listener when she renders love songs.
This was demonstrated on Friday night
in her rendition of Straletki's Dream
the phrasing and tenderness of which
made those sweet lines come to mind: ,
81 wonder if ever a song was sung
But the singers heart sang SWeeter?
7 wonder if ever a rhyme was wrung ,5.
But the thought surpassed the meter?'
Miss harrington will appear as
'Boccaccio" at the Grand Tuesday
March 90. H.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25

Notice is hereby given the public that
the following unions
The Rricklayers and Masons' Internal
tional union. .
The Building Laborers' International
union. .
The Operative Plasterers' international
union
The Lathers' Cooperative union-
The Quarrymen's National union.
The Plumbers. Steam and Gasfitters'
local union No. Al, on and after the first
day of May, eight hours shall constitute
a days work, one time and one-half for
overtime, except the plumbers, who re-
ouire double time for overtime and all
legal holidays. BY order of the
BUTTE BUILDING TRADES COUN-
GIL, February 1.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
YESTERDAYS SHOOTING AFFAIR,

Constable Nolker created a mild sem
sation late yesterday afternoon by taking
half a dozen shots at James Murray, a
prisoner whom he was escorting to JUS
tice Nichols court. and who attempted
to escape from the officer. The shots had
the desired effect. The prisoner got be-
hind a dry goods box which was sur
rounded by Alderman Paige. Officers
Walker and Shea and Constable Nolker,
and the runaway captured.
The incident was the occasion of sew
eral blood thirsty rumOrs one in par
ticular that Alderman Paige. in leading
the assault on the dry goods box, had
been wounded.
Murray is the man who objected to the
presence of a Chinaman in the Imperial
theater Friday morning and endeavored
to persuade the Celestial to depart by
beating him on the head with a chair.
The charge aginst him is assault in the
third degree.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
NOUBLE TRAIN SERVICE,

The Northern Pacific railway is the
only line operating the double daily tram
between Butte and st. Paul.
Trains run solid via Butte, which en-
a hles both first and second-class passen-
gers to make the trip to st. Paul without
change; to Chicago, ST. Louis and an m
points with only n chang;
New York. Boston and all New England
points with two changes. Union depots
at st. Paul and Chicago. Trains leave
Butte daily at 1855 p. m. and 9:05 p. m
For full particulars call upon or address
w. H. Merriman, Acting General Agent
Butte Mont. New city ticket once
northwest corner Park and Main streets.
In;lna ur4arlx DR. WIZ =
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25

Unity NJ. T. Church, Meaderville. Rev,
j. Hosking pastor, residence 93o Arizona
street. Glass meeting, II a. m; Sunday
school, $50 p. m; Epworth League. 643
p. m. Preaching by the pastor at $50 p.
m. The third quarterly conference of
this church will be held at South Butte
on Tuesday evening. The official mem-
bers are reQuestCd to be present. !
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
Grocery
Using sim FLOUR, hard wheat

SUN FLOUR, hard wheat
(none better) 10
Montana Bread Flour, per sack -. 30
Best Pastry Flour, per sack ........ IS
Graham Flour, per sack ............ 80
Corn Meal, per sack ................ ~
Buckwheat Flour, per sack ........ 40
Ranch Eggs, per dozen ............. 20
Five Gallons Table Syrup .......... / 90
Utah Tomatoes, per can ............ 10
Fancy Onions, II pounds for ...... 25
Fancy Lemons, per dozen .......... 10
Oranges, two dozen for .............. 25
Corn Starch, per package ............ 5
Gloss Starch, per package .......... 5
Ammonia, per bottle ............... 10
BEST GOODS. LARGEST STOCK.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25

one of the original l~ocators Of the famous
Mayflower mine in Madison county. HIS
legion of friends throughout the state Will
wish him success in his new venture and
long life and happiness.
Miss Piatt is also we'll known IN butte,
having visited here with Mr.. and Mrs.
S. r. Fair some months ago.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
CLARK-PIAVT.

Cards were received in Butte today an
norncing that on April !, Edward Wood
man Clark of Butte and Miss Maude
Irene Piatt Of Helena would be uhlteo IN
marriage at the First Presbyterian
church of that city. Mr.. Clark is a popu-
lar young mining man of this city, and
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
CHURCH SERVICES.

Grace NJ. Z. Church, corner of Second
and Arizona streets. Rev. j. Hosklng pas
tor. Preaching tomorrow at IL a. m. anu
7:3O D.. m. by Rev. W. w. EdmondSon of
Bannack City. Sunday school, 2:30 p. m;
Epworth League, 6:45 p. III. n special
gospel meetings are of great interest ana
will be continued next week. ReVs. Van
Orsdel. Feese and w. T. Euster of Ana
coGda will assist.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
WILL BE HUNG TODAY,

Some OF that elegant wall paper, OF
which the Thompson Paint Sc Wall Paper
company has such a large stock of, at
325 South Main street. Telephone
80, three rings.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-03-25
CRYSTAL SPRING STAGE

Will leave Club Livery stables three
times a day, at 10 a. M, 2 p. m. and 8 p.
M; leave Springs at II m, 5 p. m. and
10: 80 p. m. Fare 25c each way:
G.. LANGLOIS, Prop.
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MILLINERY OPENING

Next Friday and Saturday, March "a and
25. The public is invited to inspect the
fine millinery display of the Harvard
Millinery store, ia West Broadway. IL
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SURETY BONDS.

If you want a bond filed in court, or
any other class of bond, on short notice,
see Lynch & Bachelor, New Bee Hive
building.
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AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-P. p. Bush. Denver; George
Perry Tracy, Chicago; Silas H. Jenkins,
New York; w. S. Norris, NJ. d., Toledo.
o.; j. l.. Holman, GAINESVILLE, o.; M. f.
Werner, New York; f. G. Brown, New
York: e. w. Osborne, st. Paul; Samuel
J. johnson, Cincinnati: r. ]. Johannes,
Helena; w. Channig, Minneapolis; Chris
Johnson, Portland; f. e. Snow, Ana
conda; L. j. Price, Dillon; Aaron Levlte'
Philipsburg; Ralph O.. Sebree, Dillon;
Myrtle Powers, Mrs. Emil Timer, Dillon.
The McDermott-M. Wise, Westield,
Mass; B.. w. Crissy, Chicago; c. {.
Grannis. Duluth: T.. S. Dickinson, New
York; M. d. Root Spokane; Sam jack
son, Big Timber: M. Florsheim. Chicago;
G., w. Cromwell, Jardine; c.. II. Babcock,
Sank Center; Mrs. b. Walters, Mrs. j. W.
Mcbride. Livingston: George f.. Don, ~
Paul; w. A. Killien, Helena; Mrs. L.
Brotherton, New Haven, Conn; r.. Il
Iamme, Bozeman; J. II. Mccormick
Chicago: A. l.. Stone, Dillon; S. q. Muir
raw, New York; A. f.. Waldorf, Z. w
Conger, Dillon.
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CHANGE IN LOCATION.

The Northern Pacific railway has re-
moved the:t city ticket office from the
building, No. % East Broad
a to the Lizzie block, northwest cor
ner of Park and Main streets.
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AT

If you want to go To I.ynndale call at
Chas. LaEglois' stable, Big sleigh, $500:
band-wagon, $S.0 0 dance hall free: sup
per 75c. Dancing every Sunday. Stage
leaves at 2 D. IN. Sundays.
c. LANGLOiS.
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GRAND BALL.

First annual ball will be given by the
Thuselda lodge, No. 4. o. d. II. S.. at
Renshaw hall, April 2, Easter Sunday.
Admission 81; extra lady, 25c.
THE COMMITTEE.
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ais and disease germs car be obtained
from your w kettle without expense.
For particulars drop a postal to Fl. A.
Hull, Dillon, Mont, western manager.
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MASQUERADE COSTUMES.

Biggest variety in Montana. The
Palais Royal company, % East Park
street.
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1t is the Haven OF Rest for bargain
hunters. Tassels s1.00 Shoe Sale 25 W.
Park.
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If your looking for bargains in shoes OF
any kind go to Tassels' $1.00 Shoe sale, 20
W. Park.
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Finest crown bridge work. DR.. Wix.
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Mount Bethel NJ. e. Church. 121c Clark

Mount Bethel NJ. e. Church, 121 Clark
street, W~alkcrville, ]. 4. NJ. Stephens
pastor. Preaching at II a. m. by the
pastor; Sunday school. 2:30 p. M: preach
ing in the evening at 1870 p. m. by Rev.
w. w. Van Crsdei. presiding elder of the
Helena district; communion after the ser
mon. Special revival service every even
ing the coming week. The pastor will
have charge OF the meeting Monday and
Friday evenings. Rev. w, E. Edmond
son of Eannack will have charge on
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday even
lngs. Good speaking and singing.
The Mountain View Methodist Episco-
pal Church will hold the Sabbath services
in the Auditorium. as follows: Preach
ing, II a. M. by the presiding elder, Rev
w. w. Van Orsdel. after which the Sac
ran1ent Of the Lords Supper will be ad,
ministered. The pastor, J. l.. Albritton
will preach at 7:3G p. m. Love feast viii
be held at 10 o'clock a. m; Sunday school
l2:15: Epworth League, $50. Subject OF
evening sermon. The End of the Great.
est Drama of the Universe"