davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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v,os. closed steady With about all sold early sa1ss
CHOICE to extra native lambs iogsi 80 GOOD 20 ''
good 81 5OIs3 13 common s2u = ~ cus ,, sa *
late sales Canaca lambs 81 25Tsi 5)u$i w. co'i'''
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Ss.h-sf y, John Nule and wife 10 Eugene
potter ...--..-..... -
pa!-sf y, West Union Trust company N"S 90 ooo
toe To- Jarr . Gcelw -. 49,, 80 i"''
u
James \ Melville and wife To- Margaret .o,
Snt-hy Vow
iGH-et u 2tn n q II utn-N" t,N'- '"''''' -, 900
~ pevt,n. r-ferce Mitchell Nalcni ue 800. -D"V'
2ai a. n s. ~ n - Sul-aye. X lVN3e'' .ooo,
I.rry I-ivrh James Mclpenabi - -'""
18th ST. n 3lsi y ~ UfnaN' 10 l"N'-' Nh =, oo,
glret guac.ruh'ss To- william Ne't'i"t T''''
Prospect ~ n % 'o"s-s' "l.p-."' '"'"' -,
rf,mmc refercc Co Arteur I'nssias. $3.50. 100
Rr.-,u,o-st " corner ~ .shs -ei. -'N ri'SH
lar Edward Porter and another. 'li''s - no ~,
penis snca. ....... ..... ....... -. 10000
lOth-.t " 81 East. william b 'lurn@"I u Marie ,,
@ prtcrs. '........ l2co
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Market closed haroy steady a. 'nl@ points acc.nr c2in.
pared with yesterday closing prices IIanSf"frf-"
notices. SO Total sales 10 200 nales New iur tp''
sales to-day and los: night officially fcp"rtci; con-
20 tales contract 400 bales total 40 bales
spot narhe- ID. mid..nr un.anls no mfdrg ru'
80. which D. l-l0C lower c0ful AIRED "Ifh yesterday
dosing New YORK nc receipts "ii bales. gfass s.l."
bales forwarded ar lJa. sales 40 bales, spinner
bales. stock 100 ~ talcs Total not port receipts TO-
day 333@ haes. thus far ihis ~"rk 3l"--2 bales 81
port Great Britain. ASP bale. France. 400
lales Continent, 900 bales Thu FAR this week Great
I,rtain 100 ha'es. France" $3.50 bales Continent.
Vi 1919 balea. stock. aG2 15i bales
I.Nrnr,s II cn,hs IL. ngiorn.
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6erses ano Carriages.
TO LET
l47 East 57th st.

Uand,ome prvate stable: rent reasonaOIe. 9tTF"
ERAsTUs HAMILTON. 10 psos."-s- =
a ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUSSEX Hs re-
n THE NEM-YonK TRIBUNE WILL ~ Broad
CEIvBD AT THE UPTOWN ofsI1E ., 10 and ADvEE
wav "a door north ~ Thirty -nfst-st annr.ss: -
TISEMENTs at the following Bra.e" ,,s sixth-ays
r,ghth-s,. q corner Twenty third ~ ~
ss Four,h'aSe cor Fourteenth-s go nav. neal
Third ~, Wsst
100 coIumbusave g Avenue a: ls.s sss Thrd-:ss
! sss Third-ave: 2cSi Thirt-ave. betwesn
andw.h and synarss a1s so Esss
,,.sntvafth-ef 2t3 West -hundrso- S1nss = ~
st.. and $40 West 0ns.hnnorsd'sno'o' = =. sIf/
=. m. q REGULAR once Sasee -
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CASH Quotations.

, ~, , foundry, So =, MINI. patent four. Sc ~
g, 90 Ia - sugar. lraaUlatcd.... !
~ -. 80 - N, hlOasscS. - N. prime -
iiee ltAN.. '.''' -
Copper. lake lngo.. 30 Lar I'm i,,r, 81 81
~, vn . riycl - fellow prime )
O.l-. ~ mixed. - itc'i ,"-llS '''''''' ~,
COFFEE No 1........ j. tirei la"' ''''''''' '' wv
Cotton. midClinc.... o.
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Lh"poo cal;c spo, oonon dun, sales. 5000 tales.
speculation oNI.rt 20 bales American. 700 bales.
receipts. 300 hales. American 5000 bales mialns ny
l1nfs 100. Futures rp"1'G ~ 2bii decline.
closed barely steady 3-Cili odd decline Noycmher
eco November December pos. i'ccemhct January 2p4
2Gl Ianuar, February @r2y February March 2'SQ3,"
March April. soH3o2. Apr MAY. %al Ma June. @t's
June u.y 30Is. JGlv-AuEus'. "~f%" Manchesicr--
Yarns. buyers hold oN cloths move slowly Homhay
movement tho Receipts 1900 bales last
1900 bales JLnuary 15SuoO bales. last
100 bales anch'. 1000 bales last year. 1000 bales
shipments Continent 1000 bales last 1000 hal~s
ana 1000 haler respectively, since January l. Great
a. 900 hairs Continent, I52OJo bales last year
i5.ov, 81 $4,000 bles respectively
EOFFEE-The duh Prices had advance.
FL sympathy improvement AT Hivrc and lea IA
croas, tho worlds visible supply than had been
y.cfcd Hamburg closed quiet, Nov"mhNr. CO - pf2s.
december so pigs: January. 81 pigs February. ~ -
pigs March, GO pigs. April. - pigs May. 63 o. pfgs.
June C2 80 pig The worlds visible supply Sovcnh~r
30l1.1i5 bags Rio cables quiet, 30 quoted At
II 20" reis exchanRc ls. receipts At Rio llO0 lafs
.cck RiD. 25 900 bag santos market firm at ZOO
rcs receipts l7or bags siock. i32Opp bag. Cleared
steamship Strabo with 81 op bags At Hayrc
Novrinhc- closed $40 francs. December - francs
January 1925 February. - - francs. March.
francs April 1913 francs May. :? francs. June.
- 80 francs.
closed steady unchanged 10 points higher
Sales 90 80 bags. follows:
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closed steady al unchanged 20 10 points higher
ere. 10 bags follows.

There irrcGuIary prices Tor Brazn so~,s
spot. although e'kns i3i,c considerable
business has been accomplished and negotiations or"
part kept secret that II Is quite impossible TO
&c, fl details Of ne 'ale' moyement We note sales n
1000 bass RIO Pc MERIDA and R'sse. 40 . minus 30
points. AZ ii+c 100 nags Sanlo. 70 4 at 70, COS,
freight As mild corecs there hu l,tle 10 be sail
trad. being fairly active ana h?la@.s sh"wnF o@nfd
Ps S if"'' on spot t." a, 22isG22,.c anu w ~
FLOUR AND Mi:AI.-rhe nonr marSct to-day showed
fair inquiry FOR spring patents Tae tone better
Mills which have been selling ahead are ssfing higher
sraghts rather scarce. special brands
beng held lcc higher Total sales to-day were $500
bis city mills bulk private terms 900 bbls sraights
s. eoss q e C 90 and 100 ssf s Se Gy at 81 o a
Ibis city % SO 49, 800 sacks supornne 81 IS
go zoo Ss Is" . SS n patents ""s s'; ' o ~ch
sacks a. 81 90 100 bbs s'raights at 81 TO- 200
ss clear 5: 2o0s2 co. 600 "s sH: e (. Is 9
WHEAT fIo1:R-Msrhe easy s$asa Is RE
SsassS ' sales 40 SS.
s24 Quoted: Brandywne. 50 o. sasamore; 500;
k.i ' Tsnssr m. . Witt. ssSsi as me ysiow 81 200
us;sd s ss aSs Con- sSa ss s 9qs
io $500 rye feed sS0ss shSrps 9oo5c hony
81 2>1si c2i1 city feed. SOC.
GRAIE-TIEAT-Thc wheat market opened fairly nc
Ns r s6 G h r Which Sur
considered quite bulli'h stated thu, already the wheat
and from 10000 70 sSoo bush would d' be needed %fe on
the CROP This would reduce the export surplus prov!d
Witch half had alrssGs been espor.d The
s e e,oS viii turn out re % sH s,a on e: s.
agrees closely With tho previous estimate Of
IL. ' s. !" Il o, 70 S sSs.s S e s.
wsss r. Y 15 . s for sF1p the per
.s disposition 70 TAX. hia q IN. again. nsa
s sss sss: a ss.,
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ilnfnrnisheo Apartments 60 let
Furnished rooms Go fst.

q, WEST I2TII-sT- Handsomely furnished n' s..s
~ suites II laige rooms In quiet piNae .tn.
sunny southern exposure. overlooking Fhth-a'|'
lows on two sides every room. references.
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Annual nlsctin9s.

vJNHE SOCIETY FOR THE PRENEN In ~
L OF crime; The annual meeting Of ms ss,s" Kew
be held the offices u said society ~ t,h-s ssoi
York city al Sis p. m, Thursday. Nov 10, 1851
THADDEUS d. kENNEsoN' seore..p
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Real Gstale for Gxrbange.

,,.a,
IcoR SALE or exchange. for income pr1prV, .oh snl
i ~ nropertv iuD feet fiom jtn-aNe. bet So
Goth s,s JAMES l.. LIBBY & SON. ~ i'ue -
WILL EXCHANGE improved New-Yoik CITY prepp,,ry
w showing a good Income for IRE" ana 0t,t 49,, g.,
place JAMES I. LIBBY & son. q? bios'H--
w: OFFER a country place fee and GEAR III '
w for Ncw-Nork city improved piDpeiy .,,.s
JAMES l.. LIBBY 4 SON. % LioerS y
WE OFFER good lots in trade for wei .Fsn,s .,yr
w rn.nts JAMES /. LIBBY SDN. 80 ltoefV-s.
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Real os!aic il)anteo.

WANTED FOR a cash customer. Broadway e''""
w below 3ithst.
JAMES l.. LIBBY & SON. @, LSe''y~.
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It is generally thought that a cobweb Is a
deserted spiders web. An authority SAYS
that a cobweb is not a spiders web. Al
though Webster and the Century Dictlonarv
have it defined as such. the authority
claims a hat both have nafie mistakes. A
cobweb, says This writer, rs formed, in some
manner as yet unexplained, 10y the adhesion
Of particles OF impal psble floating dust ap-
parenfly self coherent, and the result is %
veillike web without any approach TO reg
ularity OF form, therein differing from the
true spiders web. The cobweb is many
times heavier than a spider web and is
never occupied by a spider or any other i'm
sect. II is most frequently found in rooms
that have long been darkened and are
slightly damp, and generally has several
Harmonious pendants Of varying length. 10
is never fastened across space from one
point TO another, but is invariably pendu-
lous. The writer warns people against the
danger Of taking spiders webs, as he says
many cases Of seri0us illness have resulted
from swallowing thom.-Pittsburg Dis
match
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t4.a~ IhADNs rs IHE DISTRICT
H.ur. ei 'aH iIrst Judicial dlst-io, Of the
e. -en,all. 10 AM Tor tbs oounty Of lewis
aa' Clarke
i.aes-i-k rousa Nilllar, tovsu aaa rzr. r
ttHu. s.a, -s fgus1 Iroa s. romFson ain
rraft drn1 defsrdsu.
Tho ffata ~ Montana sends s,rsetiux 90 tina
Do Iaa.HA 1tfHut1mL 4a-Ia .4rI. TO.
lNu-ro hereby aqured O. appear iu "a action
p a- rsaIl'i 5og 10y .ra above named . .alutIns
r iA- uItfrI0' C9urs % tha flrst l1dlrla district
Ct i.- tta.a u' Montana ln Au4 Tor Cue coanfy %
ifwIs anil tiaras ult 90 answer The ooln.laI I'D
90 theron WI hin zen dare faIcIusIva OF the day
2 Ed 90 .sr De service sou - t1.a suHu-
.N ' t. BE- VOL villain fasfrulHfY Hr.il served ont
O.. .il. csaH'f. n1t s4r-ia this district. with :
~ snirHf bi atfa1ls wiz ue fhkea aims y4i
rec -i-s to Gle urager ~ SD cIl1D-aiu.
"a a q B p D.. rrourrt 10 20 over tIs 81 nf
=. ,-i- %, n' fidss irteTss. ul.e two Go a.
.e'i"ah. Nn' ezrsafe4 tct. D. issf Ice 10 ~
ds.a pafahIo o. irI Falate-. 80 .rlrr Tor
ft-.. t with interest a. DO Der saat a. 1000
10 .i.llr1a -ha atrer. srecutoa f.-t u IN
1-s ia ~ days Ealabls o. her-harfr tau.nal
lslfala ilr CO. ssi figrsd b.
= H.i-gr-d On. o. ur.uci..i- aad toatn
l'-- o. frrs.iei Ead gaid Oh b.
tHa goa srs aarsby loufsI ttltlf 5oa "a 10
ef -l en- rsr no ralf raulla 1 3D. g. above
fra sal- 1la-nUn vii .na g. al.
-sia-a far .l.-.a 90 a.n D..
i.- dar mr Isa. r-a .ssssl ~ fasa..
'.f' -i zee r.. I'D ct.rr- of tls
',.a. - awe ta4 .sf.s
tist IsI 1. .a8. -a-.. .. t1s
3.s-s, "a ie-l 90 '.a-,aaa
gOHh BEAH C.srE
- L-gl'.. Dsrnig ls-r
-a-i p - hotl. t't4rulIs Tor p.a4ntlla.
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Of metropolitan society. lie has gained
greater publicity, however, by figuring in
frequent brawls like that with Colonel
Cody, and a short time ago narrowly es-
capped being sent TO Sing Sing for assault
ing New York policeman.
Colonel Cody is known TO international
fame as Buffalo Bill, the scout, sharpshoot-
or and SNOWMAN vcritable dime novel
hero in the flesh. Cody was bred on the
plains and killed his first Indian when he
was II years old. he served during the
war as a scout in the Seventh Kansas regi-
ment, called "the Javhawkcrs.' and after
the conclusion of hostihties returned 90 the
wild life on the plains, taking a contract 90
supply meat TO the men constructing the
Kansas Pacific railroad. Under this con-
tract he killed $3.50 hudaloes and earned
$500 a month and the sobuQuet OF Buffalo
Bill"
He clinched his claim TO the title in a
buffalo shooting contest with his rival.
Billy COmstock, whom be defeated hT "a
score OF 09to 46. Cruel sport, this, where
the dull brutes were rounded up aud
slaughtered like cattle ina am abattoir. but
we must remember the time aud the eX-
element of personal challenge. There is
no record Of Bill again shooting bufialocs
for amusement.
In 1858 ne was made chief of scouts under
General Sheridan in the war against the
Dog Soldier Indians, and he did invaluable
service as "A guide over regions utterly UNI
known % the military During four years
he remained at Fort Mcpherson. where be
arranged buffalo hunts for many visiting
foreigners, too among them the
Grand Duke Alexis
In 1872 he went 70 New York, fell in with
some actors and went ON the stage. His
career since that time is well known TO all
readers who are interested IN It..
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In ". r. le Fauu's seventy Years Of
Irish Life Is "a reference to the visit Of
George V to Ireland in 1891, which was en-
ivened, as much IS a state visit may be, by
the following incident.
The king entered Dublin in an open car
Tiage, drawn by eight splendid horses and
attended by number Of grooms and foot
men ia magnificent liveries He was in
military uniform and constantly took oil
his hat, smiling and bowling to the people,
who enthusiastically cheered him AT one
point man close 10 the carriage stretched
cut his hand to the king and said
shake hands. your majesty
The king shook hands heartily. The
man waved bis hand and called out:
"Begowa, I'm never wash that hand
Egainl Youth Companion.
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The guest 40 the hotel was persevering
and patient but that didn't make the steak
anytendercr. aud do what be could he could
NO. dissect Co.,
waiter" he said at last, "will YOU be
Kind enough to inform me what this is9"
MS sfel.s, uf course responded the
waiter. with John sullivan poke OF his
chin 40 the guest
"Thanks. } am sure. WIN YOU please
carry 90 out Go the back yard and drive 60
ira the grounl o. hitch the horses tof'-De-
troit Free Press
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II women win dress up ia nerve rasp-
ing. pain racking. flesh bruising shoes.
gloves, corsefs and clothes. they must ex-
pect wrinkle before their time suffer
ing Is aging. A New York chiropodist
says, - have seen ladies in evening dress
age in an hour FROM the agony of sole.
shoe Is moral as well as "a physical loss.
because 10 cripple tle working power of
the brain by making the mind ever cone
scious OF the body by a-ou Of ifs di-c0m-
fort Not only pretty complcxions. luf
good digestion and natural respiration. arc
destroyed by tight corset- aud bodiccs.
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THE MARkETS



rv YouK March Do Par silvar sos
Copper Quitl. lake 80 l2't.
tcai Worry arm domestic. Sai0
S.a are epecuration was generally hrra on a
moderate volume of business but buying was
mainly o. cover short contracts. Traders who
haa be- bulk of to-dsys business seemed anx-
l.us 90 close out their liros. ana there vac a
disposition TO take profits. especially SuVAr
haro was a good demand for Sugar common IN
opening dealings. aud in the hrst fifteen minutes
an advance of Pa was recorded. Thereafter tie
nau.ot sagled until loss Of 2'i hAi been made.
ieaRiag gam q D. on the daY. sugar pre-
formed a-v'nced per cent tut lost the entire
imu-otrm nt. lurliugloa 4 Quincy gsine y.
lut utle- stllgors were D aoticaAy without
change Cnralo Gas was bovght freely and ap-
r.ociatrd A, but Lost %. Louisville 4 New Al
nlny preferred shares declined IA. hSnAvhA h
Michigan lis. In the rest OF tie list transae-
ioIs were light ard changes in the direction o.
higher figures Speculation was weakest IN later
oesilgs and the market closed hesvy
Governments Firm
~ trolsum- Quiet April closed S1tsc
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BUFFALO BILLS TITLE.

Nov ne Defended It In BuEaio shooting
Contest.
The hstic encounter between Fred May
and Colonel w. j. Cody which occurred ia
a Washingto ton hotel recently attracted wide
spread attention ON account of theuotorious
and picturesque personalities of che partic-
ipanta Fred May oomos OF one Of the most
arisiocrafio New York families and has
been conspicuous in the most select circles
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Directors
PROPOSALS TOR WORK HORsEs AND
BUILDING MATERIALS


fLkTuEkD AGINCf. uoSrANA.
JoCKo, MissOulA o. Mont. March {. ls)L
called proposals. endorsed - ropoaals FOR
WORK Horse. or building Materials" as the
caso may be. and Addressed TO tho undersignsd a.
Joo 90. hissoulA county. Mont will be- received
onday. March D. 1874. for furnishing and de-
livering A. this agency variety Of building ma
teuals. consisting % doors Window hsrdwAra.
etc. "a full list and description % which may q
ola. aims q b. Application % the undersgnadl aud
twenty 90 worE horees, TO conform with the fol-
lowing specification, WIS
sPEcIFICArtoSs.
Horse TO be either geldilgs or marel, Young
mot over six yearsl, sound 10 every WAY
thoroughly broken "a harusss aud true. aud 20
weigh LOO pounds each OF over.
All animals offered To- delivery under a con
tract will b. snbiect 20 q rigid inspection
Bis Tor building materials must shew the
propuseI price u each article offered for de-
liTsFy under a contract.
The right 10 ~ ervsd % reject any or ali bids
any uari % any bid II deems for the Let
interests u tbs service
CEHrfFIEp CHECKa
ach hid must hs accompsuisi bTa certified
check OF draft upon some United states depuai.
tory or solvent uatiaual bsuk in tho viciuiiY ~
The residence q the bidder. made paIab q 10 tho
orier ~ be commissioner Of ludl sffairs, Tor
a. least i've per cent ~ tho AIuunut OF the pre
Iusal, which check ~ dfAff Wil b. forfeited
90 the United states IN any bidder or IA idsrs
receiving an aEafd shall fail 10 promptly ere
cute = contract With Koad and suficisnt snrs-
tsn otherwise T. b. returned 20 the bidder
IIdz a oomphnltd hY each in lieu Of a csrfthai
ohack vii lot be considered
for nny for her Information apply Co
JOSEPH 4. CARTEL.
I. b Indian AgsHL
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Independent AGENTS

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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- III |" 7 7 y
P,trolsum- Quiet April closed ss9c.
Cloins

No cy on call easy 90 Z per cent. last loan
Ht per cent. closed az per cent. Prime mer-
tAntila paper aAaii por cent Sterling eN
cl'hsa rrm. with actual business 10 bankers
iila at 81 osh ut.s3 Tor demand. End sAsf =
% t.os'r t,rslzts day bills
CHICAGO LIVE sICCA
CUcA0o. March 10. attic -Rseeipts 100
heau. market steady. prime 20 extra natives
-. u1 u. %. good 90 choice. SL252til; others.
.--s1fi a.fs. Texans. e. tUuA
ItnE- hos. lpts. llU'I head market ftosdy,
ron. heavy. Sat 2it0, rough pEcsers Al a
mixed. >ttlrAeJ. prime heavy and butchers
weights, - wa b Oi. assort light a gau Aod
h-ep ami lambs Receipts l2lJ head mar
Ecl steaoy, Top sheer S3.tOa305.
CHICAGO PRODU T.
tucAGo. March NV heat rasier; cash.
70 &C. Nay. l9 c.
tura- igher. cash. % .c. Ma. S7a,c.
tt- Fisher cash SOho. D. a.. 20 sc.
Pors -otoady- May. SllsO lulI. Sil4i.
Lard Nay. 81 D. july. So 10
hibe-Lower NAY Sa.s5>a. July. SAs1ti.
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THE WISE TRAYELFR.

Got % Hot SPRING. Ark, Fia "ilhert lea
boute, u. & 80. Louis rs. shortest and best.
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y irst National Bank
HELENA. MONTANA.

HELENA. MONTANA
Paid Up Capital ...... $780, 900
Surplus and Profits. .. 100000
Designated Depository OF the
United States
Interest allowed on tins deposits Gener.l
banking buaineFs Transacted. Safety
deposit boxes for rent
I4nsris So. resident
:. ". hNln ~; 80. :. Second Vice Prssident
sEO. H. hlLL...... ........ Assistant Cashier
Directors
& T. HGussr RS Hale
J.. W. Bach James A. Talbott
a. J. Davis. D.. " knight
Warren &. Gillette. n s. Hamilton
J, q Curtin, Conrad kohrA
Henry Klein.
Associate Banhss
Northwestern National Bank Great FALLS
First Naiivnsl Rnpk Miseoula.
first National anl- Butte.
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-~---~~-~~~-~-~--.------~-~
"a An TkD-A MAJ TO TAXI AN OFFICE
" ami represent = manufacturer. a5O per
week, sman capital required. Address. with
stamp. Mig box IL, oneord Junction. Msss
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10 Selecting His Eairssa Route. select,
the Road

10 Selecting Iiis Eaiirssd Route. Selects
the Road
That afoTis ezoeilent and most comfort
lble facilitieE-"l be Milwaukee"
That traversss delightful und pistur-
esque portion u the country The Mi
wEukce."
That hna-and meIits-tha reputation Of
strength aud rella lilitl The NIlwauhoe.
That enjoys popularity AMI 10 STAMPED
With puhlic Hpproval-''Iho milwaukee"
That las q aHbstaltIal roal bed and most
ffsQuent tain service The Euuaukse."
hat regards, alwayr. tIo comfort. eass
aud safety Of ita Iutrons-"Ihe Mlwau-
Lee"
. hat furnishes the latest private com
partment ears and latest lIbrary. buaot-
smoking cars -"Ile "a lwauLao"
hat iurntlleg elegant drauiug room
pnrlor care, free rouhllug chair ears ans
samutuoua dining cars-''rhe MIuaukse.H
That has e1CiuaiYa uaa of taa electric
berth reading laup-''Ika Hilwaukee
40 hiiunukse" com blnas alI the sbova
aud more. zoe. ice trains ere vest.bulsd.
heated bF steam. e.ecfrlc uGltaI and IA
hurrasssd lu luIufiaua agraiatuantt.
lho immortal Lincoln Gaia. "FolsW tks
teapis and voc cannot ~ far from right"
he people use "Ihe MIueukee.
}. 4. CosLrY Asst Ger. lsss. Aot
80. Paul Miun.
NoIE-Flvs t.aius daily ffon Iwia Cit.
lta o. Chicago. one % 90. Louls end one 90
hansas CITY.
a - rrdiqgetien on bai srre'd. AMI comfort
unuaconllut in smother c.laHn.
ne Children hosiery ol srec.rI .sis AZ Tie
- iite a. ia. ceuis Fer la.r BE- on. of f.o BE-.
hafsain. ~ tlc season.
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c0O to c7S WEEKLY CAN Bk MADE ny
DoV ~ 9lo our local agents in their own
town exclusive territory TO those who fret APP
pts. Luul ortrsit TO, usi l. 4 irst Avenue South,
AlnnoApoli- MINI.
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Trusteest
Thomas Cruse. IIAnk II. Crus0
Vim. J. Cooke. Vim. }. hwssnsy
John Pagan.
Allo VS. Per cent interest on avngs DO
posits. oom pounded January ami July.
~ ansac q general uaukiEz bus ness DrAge
e1ehangs on the principal cities OF the United
etates and urops.
leAls Ia county and city bonds, and makes
loans on real eslate mortg gee
Office hours from 10 q. IN. to r. N lao on
Saturday and Onday eVeEIngs from TO
o'clock.
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$3.50

A neat dwelling on Madison avenue. q
rooms pantry. closets. celia, CITY water
in Kitchen, good barn large enough for q
horses ma level lot IN excellent neigh Dor
hood. $3.50 payable down, balance on
time az per cent
81 yer front foot for fine LOS having 20
feet frontage on Sparta street and 40 feet
deep; city water on lot; particularly goo
location for any one wishing 10 keep cows
o pou.try; $50 down. $40 per month.
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ing the system They're easy 20 carry, because
they are put up-n little glass walls They're
the cheapest, because guaranteed 30 give sat
isfaction. Remember, that Dr. Pierces Pellets
are pleasant 20 take pleasant In action, per
feet in effect Keep this In mind and you solve
the problem Of good health and good living.
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DirsotOrst
7. G. Power, A. J. Selgman
A. 9 johnson, Richard LookeI
James Sullivan.
Interest allowed on time deposits. fxohanRs
Issued on principal cities Of the United StAtss.
canada aad kurope Transfer Of money made
By telegraph. Collections prom pity attended ~.
City county and stats securities bought and sold.