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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-23

Walla Walla. Aug -Specisl-Lester
Gibson. a bicycle rider from Pomeroy.
who won the mile novice race yesterday
and against whom protest was entered,
was not allowed the prize. as the entry
did not comply with the rules This gave
T.nctnEer first Mace.
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Lumbermen on a Ten DAYS. Trip.

This morning the visiting Wisconsin
lumbeTmen leave Seattle for Tacoma and
Portland. They viii spend several days
in the latter city, and from there will go
TO Vancouver, returning to Seattle IN
about ten days Eight of them returned
yesterday from their trip i'm the Skagit
country. the remaining four not making
the trip.
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special Bargains in saws.

Highest grade hand saws. IS inch q, -
inch. selling at 81 TO si.75. Great reduc-
tons in all tools. Building hardware.
locks. butts. etc. at C, st. Stock must be
closed out. Gordon Harware Company.
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London. Aug e2-The political commit
tee ~ the National Liberal Club Is sum
moning a national conference Of Liberals
for October - ami o. In order n consider
the results OF the general election and
discuss the political situation in general
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First Yacht Race on september :.

New York Aug - The Americas cup
committee have selected September next
as the day on which the first rare be
tween the Talkyr.e and Defender shall be
sailed.
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A reward ~ SIC VIII De pa}2 for inforna-
tion leading to the arrest and conviction
80 any one stealing copies Of the Usost-
fn,sllicenccr delivered 10 subscribers
throue bout the city.
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Copper Alloy
Type

Is lInsurnassad for durability. beauty OF
design and perfection Of finish INSIST
upon having Il II you want the best. rms
type metal is patented and manufacturer
solely BY the American Tyne Founders
Co Rewara Of all other copper mixtures.
they are limitations You can save time.
money and annoyance by sending your
orders for Printers Supplies direct 10 US;
Our stock urices and service are beyond
competition Estimates furnished.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS co.
Palmer & Rey Branch.
Portland. Oregon.
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Yokohama. Aug - Since the outbreak
OF cholera IN Japan there have been ~
cases OF that disease and 1f@0 deaths
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pet" cigarettes,


..,,. .,s~tfes contemplating az trip 20 the
-, states car. Il they 50 desire
-, he trio through the Yellowstone
- with pr- Grant ard party. leaving
- -.~,euaher - Awaiting themselves OT
.-,,,..iaf privileges thai this party has
.i,ss FOR full particulars IN regard
= mis- excursion call on or address l. A
%a8cau. general agent. feSleF avenue and
F'rcnt street
The California readers 81 re fosi-ia-
..l,.s.r-er VIII and q On sale daily a.
,,,.Tsr & cos stationery store 80 Mar
~. s,~eet. s.sst one block Up Mark;
s,-,.t from the Chronicle Office kFice &C.
A usuaL Cooper s Lew - and Ao
..-A--.,..,.--tsl street. are doing sometn'nS
10 one else can $50. To-Day X : li.e 'i'''es
q, as cents per box, oUt call carry
ss,,,ls Cpais rs. spokane. Madison
street. Friday
..,,,,-,S,.. tonight. Madison Park.
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THEY KNOW 1T"

DR. HENLEY'S Celery, Beef and Iron is
working wonders among the cyclists, and its
friends among those who find pleasure in the
wheel is already legion. Those who have taken
up the exercise for torpid liver, indigestion, in
somnia, lack of appetite, dyspepsia. kidney and
kindred troubles, have found that by taking this
splendid tonic and stimulant at the same time
as they taking their exercise they have
quickly and wonderfully improved. And they
have also found that wineglass full of hot
water and little sugar added is great help
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summary.
Earned runs-Stotler l.
Two-base hit-Gafes.
stolen bases-Stotier. Belt. Conner, Ar
enson.
Bases on balis-Off Weldon I.
Hit by pitcher-By Weldon l.
Struck out-By Weldon :. BY Stanger 4
Time Of game-I.z0.
Umpire. T. Jackson.
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Runs superb equipment. consisting OF
dining cars. buffet library cars, palace
and upholstered tourist sleeping cars.
Overland train. east bound. leaves Seat
tie 40 p m. West bound trains arrive
Is p. N.
Coast line train. north bound. leaves Sc
attic sis a. m. arrives 5,s9 y. IN.
The magnificent twin steamships
NORTHWEST and %ORTHI4ASD leave
Duluth every Monday and Friday for the
500" Nackinac Island. Detroit, cleve-
lsud and Buffalo IN Connection with Great
Northern Railway. Have your tickets
read via NORTHERN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY and enjoy a delightful ride
free from heat and dust.
For tickets and general information re-
gardlng this line cali on or address
J. W. YOUNG. G. r. 4 T. A.
Or r. c. STEVENS. @. w. p. A.
el2 Front street Seattle.
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Pet cigarettes are the best.

The Vancouver Independent has reached
its twenty-first year.
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Three papers pins. IA rows in pa
per. PC.
Package containing papers hair
pins for ic.
Mems linen collars. l..
Walters white duck coats. worth
81 .. Acc.
Boys wooden knee pants in broken
sizes. worth sc per pair. iec-
Boes knee pants tweed and cassi-
mere suits all sizes. worth $50 TO -
per pair. sls9.
Mems fine all wool. cashmere. i'm
ported suits merch tailor made,
finest trimmings. worth SZs. fer 800
Mems black clay Worsted. finest inn
ported material. best Innings and irim-
mings. worth $40. for $3.50
Mems order-made misftted pants or
the very finest imported cashmere, also
worsted, worth S. s. and SO. Tor VS..
Mems fine all wool blue suits. in
sacQues. worth SO and So. for 1915.
Mems heavy grade wooden Overcoats,
worth s.. s. and $40 any for s..
Mems large hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, worth 10c. for 3i2c
MEMS linen Handkerchlefs. hem
stitched or pressed borders. worth &c,
for &C.
worth &c and 90c, for &c.
A fine line of stiff hats, in the latest
styles and shapes, worth so. ~ and
40, for sls5.
Mems and BOYS fine fur felt dress
hats, in the leading styles, worth $40
and sl25. choice S5c.
Ladies and Boys Yachting Caps.
worth S5c, Soc and soc, for IS
Mems Fine Medium Light overcoats.
$40 So SIS. for s.
Mems heavy merino underwear, silk
finish. pearl buttons, natural gray,
worth Sc for 32c.
Mems medium weight OF same. worth
SOC, for &c.
Mems fire halbriggan underwear.
silk finish. worth SOC. for &c.
Mems heavy ali wool Hose, worth
35c for Zee
Mems fine medium weight. wool
Hose. worth Soc for iac.
Mems haud-pegges. honest made.
solid working Shoes. worth g, for $40
Mems oil grain. hand sewed Shoes,
worth g. 30. for sl45.
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Mems hand sewed. lace and congress,
French calf and cordovan dress shoes.
made by renowned makers. worth 81
s. - and s.. for s.. q.
Mems satin calf dress Shoes. in lace
and congress. IS and So. 50. for si-ie
Mems velvet and plush slippers.
handsomely made. worth y and $50.
for 81.
pers also dancing pumps. worth Na5
and s. X for SOC.
Ladies fne dongola button shoes.
patent tip. worth =. for 81 u.
Ladies' very finest hand turned but
ton Shoes, cloth or kid top. in all sizes
and leading styles, worth 81, $40 and
s.. any for s. =.
Ladies' glove calf slippers. worth
Misses dongola kid. button. patent
tip worth g.. for a5c.
Boys button Shoes. sizes 4. AZ, and
5is worth g. ana e. ~. for SL23
Fine cashmere patterns IN all the
leading shades, black included. worth
s. 50 for 81 81.
Fun dress patterns Of corded SILK. in
black and various shades, worth so.
Full dress patterns Of finest black
silks. in figures and stripes. worth SIC.
for $50
Black Spanish silk Lace. worth Csc
per yard. for o..
other widths and grades according
".
Heavy blue. all wool flannel, worth
40c per yard. for IL
White all wool Saxony flannel. worth
So per yard. for igc
Toweling crash. s-yard length. worth
4ac per yard, for lie.
STRIPED flannel Shirting 7~yard
lengths. worth 6fc per yard. for &c.
Ladies knit Underskirts, worth 81.
for 81
ChFldren's Cloaks and medium weight
Jackets. in checks and plain coiors.
worth s. ~ for g1c.
Ladies' medium weight Jackets.
worth 81 n 81 and s. 20. any for si.T5.
Ladies extra fine qualities IN Capes
from 81. = 70 $50. all worth three times
the amount
Ladies' trimmed Straw Hats. suit
able for fall wear. worth $40. 81 and
50 ~ any for Csc
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10 You wish 20 recover that which Won
have los by SINS q the past Early ex-
cesses. exposure ana bad habits have
wastes ne vital powers y millions Not
more than one man IN nifty IS wha. Ma
IuTe intended him 70 be The swtst pac.
OF this generation - weakening our man
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.


in naeh.n
mai
in Tsvs
the
who
fnd price ofsom
'N'N
This this stock
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s3 Second street. Occidental block
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s.st,ls Opals Ns- Spokane. MADISON
street. ErsGay-
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Petc Chawed PETE.

BUTTE, March 22.-At an early hour this
morning Peter Lamberton got Peter
Roberts down in n saloon and chewed a
piece out of his forehead just above the
eye. Roberts woke up Judge Naughten
and secured an order for Lamber;on's ar
rest. He found his man on East Galena
street and fearing that he would get away
from him he cut loose with a police
whistle and made noise enough to wake
the dead. The result was that Officer Du-
heme arrested him for disturbance and
locked up Llmberton on a charge of as
sault and battery. The latter was too
sick to appear in police court to-day and
Roberts took "a hours to plead on the
charge against him.
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Richardson, Helena; B. L. Cooke. Living
ston; Fred OFT. Bozeman: William I.
cago; T.. u. CALDWELL, f. r. Davis. New
York; T.. II. Keat, George Stephens j. J.
Flanagan, Havre; Henry Jones, A. r.
Carpenter, Spokane; j. q. Goddard, Gar
rison; DIR. f. Rochett. Whitehall.
The Butte--C. II. Burkett. Pipestone I;
j. Devine, Charles Wood man, Henry
Hays. Chicago; II. b. Turner, w. L. Hol-
loway, Bozeman; +. w. Foote and wife,
Vi Hardy. Salt Lake; William Warder,
spokane; II. NJ. Parchen, Helena; j. w,
st. CLAIR, A. Zuckerman, San Francisco;
Philadelphia; c. +. Turner, New York; j..
Z. Morse, Dillon; I. f. Collins, Great
Falls
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FOR THE KIC KERS,
Tho Football Season VIII Open in Butte
To-day.

Tho Football Season VIII Open in Butte
To-day.
BUTTE, March 22.-Tho football season
will open tomorrow with n game between
the High School eleven and the Silver
Bow Juniors. Jim Hooper has been coach
ing the latter team and George King the
former and n lively game is expected as
the players are lightweights and quick as
cats. The High School team are junior
champions of the state. having defeated
the Helena Juniors last Fourth of July on
their own grounds at Helena. Harry
Bretherton captains the High Schools and
Will Kelly the Silver Bows. The game
will be held ut the base ball park and will
be called at o'clock sharp.
After the game the Pastime eleven will
line up against both of the other teams
and endeavor to keep them from scoring.
The Pastimes are rapidly getting in shape
for the spring games and il is probable
that the crack team of Salt Lake City will
play them here within a week or two. The
game to be played here with the Spokane
eleven is n sure 60 and will probably be
played a week after Easter.
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TALkING II ONEn.
Number of Democrats Meet and Dis
cuss the situation

Number of Democrats Meet and Dis
cuss the situation.
BUTTE, March 22.-In response to a call
that was issued to-day by Mayor Dugan
about 60 representative members of the
Butte democracy met at the council cham
Der this evening to discuss the local politi-
cal situation and decide upon some plan
TO be followed in the coming city election.
Mayor Dugan called the meeting to order
and explained the object of it. w. r..
Kenyon was made chairman and Harry
Ayrshire was elected secretary.
After some discussion il was decided to
appoint q committee OF 10 to formulate
some plan of action and the following
committee was named: II. /. VIII
son. n. b. Davidson, NJ. Genzberger,
Z. 5. Harrington, j. L. Dawson. Joe
Klaffki. DR.. w. NJ. Schultz, &. j. Walsh,
William Il. Forbis and w. II. Kenyon.
After discussing matters and things for
three-quarters of an hour, the committee
reported that they were unable to agree
and asked for further time in which TO
prepare report. An adjournment was
accordingly taken until next Tuesday
evening at 8 o'clock. The democrats are
gaining confidence every day and they
believe that If they put up strong and
representative ticket they cannot lose.
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FUNERAL OF MIKE M'ANDREws.
He Was Killed in an Accident on the
Union Pacific.

Union Pacific.
BUTTE, March 22.-The funeral of
Michael McAndrews will take place to-
morrow forenoon. At $50 o'clock the
body will be removed from Sherma N S
undertaking rooms TO the Catholic church
where high mass will be said at 10 o'clock.
MIR. McAndrews was n section foreman at
Glen, a little station on the Union Pacific
a short distance north of Dillon. He came
up to Butte Sunday to attend the celebra-
ton of St. Patrck's day and
left for home on the afternoon
train on Monday. This tram does
not stop at Glen and about two miles be-
yond the station, he jumped off, thinking
that the train was going slow enough, SO
that he could make il all right. He missed
his calculations, however. and one of his
legs was thrown across the rail and terri
bly, crushed. He was taken to Dillon on n
hand car and was then removed to Ogden
where his leg was operated on. The
shock proved too much for him and he
died 48 hours after the amputatIon. He
leaves two brothers who are employed on
the Union Pacific.
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Death of Mike OriscolI.

BUTTE, March %. = Ex-Alderman
Thomas Drscoll received telegram this
evening announcing the death of his
brother, Mike Driscoll, at Burke, Idaho.
The deceased was "a years old and was
we'll known IN Butte, having worked here
as a blacksmith at the Anaconda and
other mines on the hill. He went into the
Occur d'Alenes last October. Mr.. Dris.
coll will 90 after the body and Will return
with il Tuesday night. The funeral will
he held Wednesday afternoon from his
residence, No. 2i West Copper street.
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Look very handsome TINS son. especially
when we make them. The new styles are the
most artistic ever presented by ths queen OF
fashion. and certai niy the divinity OF dress can
find no hing but praise for our reproductions Of
her excellent models Our WORK eNemplifes
the golden age OF sartorial art Perfect lit OF
every garment We produce is our recognized
characteristic. With MS high cass tailoring Is
never wasted on inferior materials, for the
good and sufficient reason that we carry tho
nncst line OF su tings. Nestlngs and tTOusernIs
IN town. which we're ma ling mp IN our well
known hish c.ass manner. nash and CO., Al T.
Park street. Butte.
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BUTTE, March 22.-The first candidate
in the field for municipal Office is
Charles VI. Co!man who to-day prepared
his certificate of nomination as an "inde-
pendent citizen" candidate for police
magistrate. The certificate will he flied
with the city clerk tomorrow morning and
is signed hy William Owsley. Charles y.
Warren, y. w. Bender, j. Il. Russell,
Phillip j. Hickey, James \. Murray. ID.
Goldberg. Emil Weinberger. Louis =. ohm
NJ. Il. Gilchrlst, j. +. Oppenhei II. T..
Lippman, Henry Mueller, Lou Meyer,
John O'Rourke.
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Currier and Nelson.

BUTTE, March 22.-S. w. Currier and
c. F. Nelson, who were arrested last even
ing on the charpe of counterfeiting were
to-day arraiencd before United States
Commissioner SpToule and both pleaded
not guilty. Curriers' bail was fixed at
81 500 and Nelson's at $1,000, and both
were returned to Jail. Nelson will have a
hearing before the United States commis-
sioner ut 10 o'clock next Tuesday, and
Curriers' examination will be held
Wednesday,
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DOUGH FOR DAN ARTHUR.
His brother Died and Left Him
xlC O0o

BUTTE, March 22.-County Treasurer
Hill to-day received letter from Mrs.
Ann Byber of Honey Creek, Iowa, max
ing inquiries for Daniel Arthur, formerly
of Pictar county, Nova Scotia. Mrs. By
Der states that Arthur's brother, Peter
Arthur, died at Blencoe, Iowa, and left
$4,000 to his missing brother. The adj
ministrator of the estate Is w. II. Blake
of Blencoe.
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Every one will be glad TO note that sill
western people is steadily growing stronger
in its ultimate triumph.
Every year has also seen the quality of
Centennial beer being improved in conse-
quencc of the watchfulncss of the propri-
etors and their determination to keep
right to the front. n characteristic of west
ern business men.
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BUTTE, March 22.-The Southern-A.
Detcher, Thomas sullivan, NJ. O'Brien,
~. Paul; b. Bradford, John jackson.
Meltonville: William Bourke. Philips
burg; Edgar Broker. Dillon; NJ. Muligan.
Helena; +. Il. Seiby. Great Falls; j. &.
Henneman. Missoula; \. 81. dean, Ana
conda; =. h. Germ. Great Falls; James
McNear. Miles McName, Chicago; Robert
Barton Sacramento; Charles O'Neill,
Denver
The McDermott-J. Il. Waite, T. +.
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PORTLAND, Ore, March 22.-It is stated
in connection with the appointment of
John NJ. Egan to he receiver of the Oregon
Short Line and Utah Northern that the
American Loan q Trust company will
pay tho interest due on the Dillon mort
gage. This will remove Dillon's case from
the Wyoming courts, leaving the court
FREQ to ratify Egan's appointment by
Judge Gilbert. .-
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j. f. Craig. attorney, Wichita. Kan. (:
"Have read Coins Financial School and
have had my views changed by it, so
that instead of denouncing the free coin
age of silver l am now a hearty advocate
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Mrs. ID. j. Knox, at 81 w. Granite
names Lenten prices: Carnations, 40 I,
60 cents shipped roses, Sl.25.
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Sporismen Take Notice.

w. +. Witch will open a school in tax
idermy in Butte about the first of April.
For particulars call on Leys or address
w. L. Witch, Livingston, Mont.
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In Nhr Gne.-

Two car loads "Green River" direct
from Owensboro. Ky, March End.
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READ THIS
ADV.


Carefully and thoughtfully. Especially in
these days when dollars are hard to get it
behooves everybody TO study values and
prices before investing even the smallest
sums. We think study of this adver-
tisement will save you money. The prices
given below cannot be duplicated in Mon
tana. The tendency of the market is to
advance, and we would advise everybody
to buy good supply while prices are at
rock bottom. All mail orders will receive
prompt and careful attention:
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Social dance mt Union hall, Saturday
evening, March %. All respectable peo-
pie invited.
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If you want Perfume that there is no
question about the quality, so TO New.
bros.
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For plaques, paints, brushes, ETC., go t
Charles SchatZlein's. ii West Broadway
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Tho Extra Flow" Fountain Syringe il
taking the place of all others. Sold b!
Newbro.
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Fred orion, piano tuner, musical in
struments overhauled and repaired; IL
Utah street.
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For artist supplies GO TO Charles Schatz-
lein's, IL West Broadway.
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ISL cases ladies So 80 hand welt Dongola
Pat. TIP shoes, our price SAB. Red Boot.
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Honey, honey. honey, homemade bread
fresh ranch eggs and creamery butter at
the Southern hotel. Meals - cents.
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The finest cut flowers in tho city at
Mitchell & Manchester's, SO w. Granite ST.
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RUTTE -.

The Principal Branch once OF The STANDARD
10 &C No. 81 East Broadway. Butte. 1eepboDs
No. ass Advertising rates furnished On sppls
cation
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1t makes free coinage voters. Coins
Financial School.
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W.A-Smith. piano tuner, Smith PianoCo.
% W. Park, will receive prompt attention.
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1t makes free coinage voters Coins
Financial School.
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Coins Financial school.
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Hot Water Bottles at sc each at New
bros.
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Coin. Financial school.
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Coins Financial >chooi.
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At the Piano Recital
Given Monday night by Mr..
Hirschfeld at the Auditorium
"a STECK Cabinet Upright
Grand Piano was used.
Read what Mr.. Hirschfeld says of it:
0. X. LEWIS & co.

ItdU WIIdI VT. IIIISCIIItIU SOY UI IL.
HELENA, March 20, 1895.
Smith Piano Co.. Butte, Montana:
GENTLEMEN-The Steck Piano you fur
nished for my recital on the 18th inst.
was a superb instrument, and l feel that
/ cannot say too much in it's praise.
have used the Steck Piano for a number
of years, and it always affords me pleas
ure TO give expression to my admiration
for the instrument, and will say that for
quality, perfect action and touch there is
no better instrument made.
Very truly yours,
NJ. II. HIRSCHFELD.
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The McDermott-J. h. Waite, T. f.