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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
p. NJ. w,er. Fir,n and KIM streets.

Ii te place, DO you know how much pound
iiiNe we sold last WI elk. That's a good bit OF
cake TO sell IN one week. Don't you think
soy lid you get nuy of u? Arc You going to
pot any of IT this week. lta fine. Have you
seen III G plcNie, plain.n NeI and chow chow
s-iitlt % bottles Tor rae. DO ynn use salad olls
Haye you seen :hp bot, ics No sell for Ice.
. i hIs lsssery low for these goods. We have
another lot of Il at good &C pr und tea.
Come today. This is tho tea we have been
waiting so long for You all know how good
IL was Its bettcr this time. This is the be 81
lot we ever had. Do you buy cheese from usl
We always have good. We have Il new lot Uf
Irish dnlce. We have hPd some good dulrc
but this is the best We ever had. We have a.
kinds of jolly 90 pound; we have new sech'
less raisins. lUc new currHiIts, &C. DID you
ever try flexible atarchf Same as elastic aud
Iuat as good, SC a packag We have scotct,
Onffneal DC u pound. Parior Pride stove
dulish 30 bottle New goldfish. New shAh.
wier'ss Fifth and King streets. aiU-tt'
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A fine lot OF watermelons has just been
received bv the Delaware Fruit aud ffs-
duce Company. No. 9 L 4th st.
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II you want to buy scarlet clover seed
go to White Bros. North East Cor. Front
and Orange street.
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shorts-short.--shnrt'

Tho Marine rcenes =
Now on sale at the HEruBLIcAa ONCE, =
squal to any oil painting. Price tl.
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Security Trus. I sai, gspla! h

No SIC Market Street.
Capital S5UU.OOO Surplus $iOo.o0es
Allows Luterest On Deposited
Money as Foiiowsa
Deposits payable on demand per cent
Deposits payable after 10 days notict sh
ncpos.ts payable after adaYs notIc, poe
cent.
Active business accounts are not takou
The oIipany acts a. Executor, Adntntsr
TRAITOR Trustee. Guardian. Receiver Sut
Agent and rents small safes In tlro aud buf.
Rlur proof vaults.
BENL NIELDS, President.
wM, p. BANCROFT, Vice President
JAS. ID. CLARkSON. Treasurer.
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WANTED

VKfANTED- .noardsrs at SO Z. tth street.
NV good Recommendations aud home com
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-09-02
Sec tho BriaE

A superb etching on sale at the nrFonze
CAN office. Price 81.
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IN, NNfED--An active ana into. iIRent
Ivy mao. Apply 20 L. u. Buck, sos Market
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49,
NOTICE
zeau. A1 rhompson.Jr. In chancery. New Cas-

In
VS.. tie County.
John Thompson.et nij Cause OF Partition
In pursnane or an order OF the Chancellor
IN tive ablye stated causo, nude on the 22nd
day of April. A. ~. l6to. all persons having
aHY len or liens affect the Interest or eS-
fate of william II. Thompson. deceased,
Htuas Thompson. Jr., John Thompson Han
nibai Thompson, Jonette A. Burke rederlck
n. Thompson. Leonora Clark. Mary Lilly.
I.onile NJ. Eaton. Julia SO aver, Rlcnard II.
vosc. Elizab tn &. Torrey. ORC Bates, will
liam u. sawtelio, Sarah Jonts Flora T. Moui-
ton, Mary j. Misheliy, Tyler Il. Wasgatt. Mary
Ann Jackson. Araminta Moulton, Sarah
Maria wasgatt Frank Jngails, Eltznbeth
Cleaves Zenas i. Phtliipa Mary Alion Briggs,
James A. Thompson, Ernest l.. Ihomp~on
ArchibaidF.Thomphon aud Melissa II. .0owen.
or ther IN the lauds and premises to
which the said cause ielates. are hereby
notified tofle petition setting forth the
nature and amount OF the snmo IN the office
of the lie 3iater IN Chanoery for New Castle
County. ten DAYS before the second Monday
In Sep en- Der next. and to appear and provo
said lien or iiens 1T the ensuing term OF the
Coul /, before the rising OF the Court on the
third day of the term.
JAMES II. .HoFFEGKE1, Jr., Trustee.
Attest :-ColeD Ferguson Reglster In Chan
ceTy.
Wilmington August ai. es. 90, Sept. =. 4. O.
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EoR SALT.
VALUABLE FARM.

Commonly known as the Randolph Peters
Nursery. Apply to John $. liarnhart. Den.
ton. Md, or GsO W. Gray, I'd and King SITS,
WiImipston al7-l2t cod
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csAND-- Building and Furnaces.
- JOHN N. SOLOMON.
Once No. West Third street
Fhonea ile and aos-
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girls 1t G6ofeetown Hos
NV ftory Mills. 18th street. between Poplar
ana Lombard. asi-or-, 4
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ton of the war department to that of the
department OF justice.
There has been tho regulation kick re-
corded against turning over the great
military prison at Lsavenworth to the
department of justice; but that is where
il belongs and just where 1t will go.
The Kansas City Times army edition
has waxed hot over the matter, but to no
official purpose. The military prison has
outgrown tho original intention for which
il was established.
The first movement of troops in Mon
tana in the year of grace, 1895, took place
al Fort Keogh, Jan. l., when companies
B and ID, Tweuty-second infantry, left for
Fort Assiniboine. Company ID was ono
of the organizations recently burned out
at the former station. The companies ar
rived at Assiniboine at o'clock n. m. on
Saturday, Jan. 10. Company b is COM
mandcd by Capt. John j. Crittenden;
company ID By Second Lieutenant W. II.
Wassell.
The inspector general Of the depart
ment of Dakota, IN his late report, com
mends the following named chaplains for
zeal and efficiency: Chaplain c. c. Bate
man, stationed Mt AssinIboine; Chaplain
!. y. Ritner, stationed at Kcogh, and
Chaplain y. G.. Steward, stationed at
MigsOula.
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YESTERDAY IN MISS0ULA
The Notorious Elsie Main is in Trouble
Once More.
SEEKING FOR WATER POWER
Surveys to Be Made For a Dam
Near the University City-A
swell Wedding-Minor
Items of interest.

MIssoULA, Jan. 2i.-Thc Menges-Main
troubles, with which all Mssoulians are
familiar. have been renewed and the peo-
pie are threatened with another delugc oi
nastiness. Elsie Main appeared in this
city about two years ago and. while a
school girl, had n prominent citizen ar
rested for assaulting her. lie was
acquitted. Charles Msnges was married
to her grandmother aud she died last
wear. Menges claimed that II was
the grandmother's dying request FOR
him to marry the girl and, the
girl being willing, the iil-assorted pair
,yere married, but not without consider
able difficulty. on account of the girls
age. The wedding took place about four
months ago. and last Saturday tho girls
father procured warrant FOR Mcngcs'
arrest. which was served by Deputy Shcr-
III Duillcld of Rdvalli county at Nine Mile,
where Mcnges and his child bride were
living. Mengcs "a charged with having
committed perjury in swearing TO the
girls age. He was taken TO Stevcnsville,
where the hearing Will be held.
Both channels of the Mssoula river are
frozen over for the first tImo in several
years.
State Auditor Cook is in the city.
Inc wedding oil FRANK L. hclth, paying
teller of the FIRST National bank, and Miss
kittic CatlIn takes place tomorrow night
at the Episcopal church. II will be quite
n society eveut. Tho church has been
handsomely decorated and will be crowded
with the many friends of the young couple.
w. j. Trevely, a civil engineer of St.
Paul, is here for the purpose of making
surveys of tho Mlssoula river with the OBJ
ject of securing location for n dam to
generate water power. He is said TO be
in the employ of local capitalists.
Ed Dowell, baggage master of the
Northern Pacific At this point, has gone
TO Kentucky 10 visit his parents.
Tonight two sleds loaded with young
people went to Grass Valley where they
proposed to have n dance.
Judge Woody spent sunday at home.
He returned this morning to Stevensville,
where he is holding court.
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Hls SPIRIT. sH THOUGHT.
Supposed TO Have Died and Been Buried
L........u..- IL NJ. Z.

| Supposed TO Have Died and Been Buried
lie Keappcars to His w Re.
LOCK PORT, Jan. 21.-John Mccormick
OF this city married Mss Carr in this
city about % years ago. Four or five years
later, after two children had been born to
them, Mccormick left town, saying he
was going West to seek his fortune. Sew
eral months later il was reported that he
had been xii led in a railroad accident at
Goshen. Ind.
Mrs. Mccormick and some of her rela-
tives visited the place and had the body
removed from the grave, but it is claimed
that none of those present identified the
body as that of the missing man. Mrs.
Mccormick claimed that the stranger,
whose body had been inferred in the
western town, was her husband.
After three or four years OF mourning
she met Michael Whalen of Gasport.
They were married. went to Niagara
Falls to live, and there they kept a hotel.
They became the parents of three chill
dren.
Some time ago Whalen heard that Nc
Cormick was alive in the West. He
placed detectives OIL the case, and tho re-
SILT was the finding of Mccormick in
Western state. He was induced to come
10 this city, where he met many of his old
acquaintance. He went to the home of
his wife. Sho tainted on seeing him,
believing that il was his spirit that she
saw. What conversation the couple had
cannot be learned, but it is supposed she
did not relish the idea of going to live
with him. Michael Whalen has begun
proceedings 10 have his marriage with
Mira. Mccormick annulled.
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M : N

Why waste time and money with doctors when
] WILL SEND FREE the prescription for a new
and positive remedy for "A prompt and astng
cure for LOST MANHOOD AND lMPOrKNCYl l
am not doctor but lawyer, and obtained TINS
wonderful formula while in Paris, France, from
the most celebrated specialist in diseases OF the
genito urinary organs the world ever knew. IL
made a new man OF me and IL will do the same
for you. For removing varicocee and sTRENGTH-
ENING SMALL. WEAK ORGANS ITS EFFECT
Is TRULY MARVELLOUS. Sucn wonuerful
change Will be made IN from Is TO p days by its
use that you will he astonished. EVERY MAN
suffering rom NERVOUS DEBILITY, or any
other trouble caused by YOUTHFUL ERRORS OF
eXcesses Of any kind should send at once for
this prescription. IncoSe 10 cents I'm stamps.
Address plainly. G. w. Briscoe. All Cedar ave-.
san Francisco.
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cram Market.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan 2l.-Wheat had bad
tumble this morning. AZ an early Informal ses-
sion Of the call board, May option opened at
9Ial cents and was soon in a groggy condition.
On the regular session there was lively SIAM
pcde among no deTs and the price Of May was
knocked down TO 9-ls cents, the lowest price
which that option ever reached in this market.
What added 10 the scare among the holders was
the news of a drop in May wheat in Chicago to
517s cents, decline Of "a cents p r buShel l..
W. McGaufn was a heavy seller. and during
the morning disposed Of nearly 900 tons OF
May.
CHICAGO. Jan. 2l.-Whcat opened fairly
ac, i've at saturday closing prices. These prices
were scarcely recorded when the market began
To break and, although during the decline OF q
cents which occurred In the first hour there
were two or three temporary rallies the selling
of each Of those slight reactions was very con-
hden;ly renewed and kept up until May was
~ ad51i4. At 57'a a good dca OF short wheat
WAS covered. and more was wanted than WIS
for sale. The market became weaker again and
MAY closed az 5j15, but a from tho lowest figure
of the day.
Closing: May wheat. % &C.
Corn-l5s
Oats-99ia
Pork-Sll.iO
Lard-SG.07.
RIbS-S5 g..
ReceipSs-Wheat. 5000 bushels; corn, 100000
bushels; oats, 10000 bushels.
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Time Is Money.

If you are contemplating an cas- tern
trip the Northern Pacific is tho shortest,
quickest and most comfortable route to
st. Paul, Chicago, Omaha, Kansas City
and all eastern points. Pullman Palace
vestibuled sleeping cars, first and second
class day coaches on ali trains in and out
OF Butte.
Tho Northern Pacific is the only line
operating Pullman Palace vestibuled
sleeping cars between Butte and St. Paul.
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STOCK AND BONDS.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2l.-The share speculation
on the stock exchange to-day OF. ned for the
week dun ana heavy. In the opening trading
tuerc we're fractional declines. a quick recov-
cIy followed in the general list, and sugar,
which had reacted so, sold up ~ per cent.
Laser there was general depression, and spec
ulatiOn continued weak 10 the close.
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Wool lp London.

LONDON, Jan 2i.-Thore was fair selection
to-day a. tho wool auction sales Competition
steadily improved. Americans were strong buy
crS o. finest New South Wales al 9i9d. and 500
or 500 bales were taken. Tonight very full
rates are asked. The offerings were I0llO bales
Of which $50 were Withdrawn.
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II the district cour, O. the Third judicial dis
IL tri.. OF the ate o. Montana, IN AMI Tor the
county o. Deer njE'. In tire m tier OF the e.
tate ~ Harry Mcke.ch. dece tsHd Notice Is
hereby given b. ne Undersigned a. m nl>Irator
OF he ts-ate OF Harry NcA elgu. q ceased, TO
the crault 'rs OF, and AN persons having claims
against tie ; All dacrass &, 80 exhibit them wtl
the necessary vouchers within four months
al er the first public atom OF tAS nOu e 20 he
said administrator at his residence AZ 32i cedar
street. tn same being llc place for the trans
ac on OF the bushes, O. said e ate, in the
town q Aua.unlt. county uf Deer 10 lge,
Aforesaid CIIAklFS T.. TAYLOR.
lGb.ic Administrator.
.IanulEE n. Isl.
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Beware of the "Well shaken after
taking" railroads. If you desire comfort
when travelling, the Great Northern offers
you n smooth roadbed and easy-riding,
elegant and comfortable through sleepers
to eastern points. Dining cars on all
trains. thus avoiding delays at eating sta
tions. The Great Northern caters to Sec
ond as we'll as first-class traffic. For the
holstered, well-ventilated tourist sleeping
car is attached to every through train.
No extra bedding required for these cars.
Porters IN charge furnish bedding and
make up the berths. No desert or dust is
encountered via this line. Tme-Butte
to Chicago, GO hours, 30 minutes. For
tickets, maps and information apply to j.
T.. Dawson, general agent. log Main street.
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DO you not know tu1J PARKS COUSIN
syrup viii cure H. We guarantee every
lgt.r There are MANY cough syrlDs.
lu, we believe Parns' Is the lies. ami mos;
reliable. sold by smith Drug 60. and
..rchcn D'Acheul Drug CO.
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MS in the North

1.-The or Railway trains in the North
III. west and without superior in
Mig America is the NORTHWESTERN
Bee Limited between Minneapolis, ST.
Paul and Chicago. 1t is the finest
train this side of Chicago. the finest train
running out of the Twin Cities and is Lux
urious enough for n kng."-The Com
nlercldL BnLLetin. Minnedpoils.
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Money Mafket,

NEW YORK, Jan 21.-Money easy, closed per
cent. Sterling exchange strong 81 S96l4. s9l4 for
demand and - SSGIlssA for 60 days.
Government bonds, quiet.
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WANT SDS.

A ADVERTISEMENTS under the head OF
~ "Empoymenl Wanted" and Rooms TO
Rent" cent a word each insertion; under all
other headings. 2 cents a word for the FIRST
insertion ana I cent a word for each subse-
quent Insertion. NO Ads taken for less than
- cents.
Classified tds. per line per month .......Sl.26
Count words TO the Incl
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New York Markets,

Government bonds-Steady.
letroleum-Firm February closed, offered,
ga.
HOps-Dull
WOOl-Firm,
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AIctal JIarket.

Pig iTon-Duli.
Copper Quiet. Brokers' price, 5000; OK
change, So So.
Lead Quiet, but firm. Brokers price,
s. orr; exchange, S3.I2t9.
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~ Observer will no; fail to notice
-, that n each large section OF our
~iosS country some one particular rli.-
road Will DC found always little IN add
vance Of its competitors. In the gre. .
Northwest .uIs cuvIaDle position belongs
'o Tire NORTHWESTERN line. The Health
90 q E1us. EaHrIy1 'ly.
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XNvANTED-One secondhand poo, and sec
w ond-hand billiard able. Must be in good
condition Address, stating price, TO box 10,
Neihart. Mont.
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ITO THE LADIES OF BUTTE-A specialist
Il OF salt Lake City is now located IN Butte
and will BE- pleased 20 me t the ladies' az ner
home. Consla ion free for monthly irregu-
lar.teS. Nine kes,ner, 20l West ParA street,
Butte
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NHIZPAH-CIirvoyant Adept in mystics.
M horoscopes coss 81. Calculated from brit
s.. Planetary tallsmans 50. 4lG n. Main,
Butte.
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UTANTED-Typewri er: a Remington or
w Smith Premier typewriter; must be in
frst-class order and bargain. Address A.,
Standard Butte.
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CHARLES EHSLEY,
Taxiderrrist, HissouIa, Montana.

Game. Kesss. Animals, Birds, "Ossd Game"
Fu- Robes ard Rugs
fFy-I make spec atty o. uoEut.ng and PIC
Serving Heads AM specimens % order fuT
sportsmen NogT-spol fence solicited Aei;.
don s~taran w~..:lE
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On
And
After December 10th
Nou can come from
II. Paul TO Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Eurty-ilNe minutes
In tlmc
Over any competing line.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A RRlNED-Mrs. Held, cairvOyant life
"A reader. 81 Eat Park, suite.
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TIM = WANT AID. IN TIE
Il X STANDARD.
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I OST-2I mead OF 3-year-old steers. branded
IL IS. j." on left ribs; there are also various
other brands on them. they strayei from
ranch near Warm springs, Deer Lodge county.
Reward OF 80 for intOrma- ion that viii lead 10
tn aIr recovery or for 70 urn OF same TO Spencer
johnson, Warm springs Mont
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SOCIETIES.

L AUREL Encampment. No. ID, l. o. o. f.,
l. meets first and third saturday each
month in Matte block hall.
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Hoods pills are hand made. and perfect
in proportion and appearance. PC.
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II y. o. F.-ColfaX Lodge meets tuesday
l.. evenings at7:50, standard Hat, AnacoDII
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LOST.

L OSr-A silver hairpin, somewhere In Ana
Il cOnda Finder wi be suitably rewarded
by LEAVING same "a standard OH o.
I OSr OK STRANED- Strayed from Browns
l. gulch about Dec, 1894. one gray morse or
years old weight, aOous 1850 lbs. branded
L on leit thigh. suitable rewarL given for the
recovery of same. orion Bros, Butte.
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CHICAGO. Jan. 2i.-IIlCher prices we're paid
to-day for all grades of cattle. The advance in
butchers stun was not very marked, but fair 20
choice steers sold anywhere from 1000 cents
higher than on the closing days of last week.
The nrmer feeling was brought about by mall
recc p;s. There WAS a fair demand from all
sources. and the bulk Of the offerings had been
diSpCs ri Of 10y midday on a basis OF So O. -
for common to extra cows and bulls, and 81 IS
O5S0 for common 10 fair dressed beef and ship
ping steers.
The changes in the hog market were unim-
pOrtant The best of the heayywe lights brought
Stf.o %. and prime light sold around II No.
The range ~ which most Of the business was
done, however. was 81 250iil Tor AVERAGES OF
over e0l pounds and S39l5i4.lO for lightWeightS
sheep were saleahle at $40 USSl for moor 20
extra. amt me range OF quotations for lambs
was = s.Vli q. though fancy quality WAS quoted
~ high Is - 90.
L criUtS-t attic, 100; calves, 400; hogs, a.
coo, sheep n ,Uu0.
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The most remarkable cures of scrofula
on record have been accomplished by
Hoods Sarsaparilla. THIS medicine Is
uuequailed for diseases of the blood. Take
only Hood's.
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WANTED-IIELP.

NNANTED-A girl to do General homework.
w App over the c ty DIR = store, Anaconda.
DEOPLG~ EmJioyment Agen y. Oldest
Il aselcy IN Butte. People wanting refer
ence OF ood help. or OF good p si.iOns and
people wanting quick service, look TO the Pe0-
pes Off o Ows ey block, Tut Q. Ladies seek
ing domestic hotei or general work. see us.
DARBER WANTED - Mullins basement,
ID Centerville. w. III. RooK.
MON ANA Employment Agency. g. Fast
vi Broadway, furnish help OF any Is n d on i'm
mediate notice; recommendations OF employees
furnIsIed from former employers when re-
Que,ted.
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Tho CattI. MARKET.

Receipts Wheat. 5000 bushels; corn. 100000
bushels; oats I40 900 bushels.
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N1ME. IPANOFF, palmis5 and life reader:
vi reads past, present and future; gives ac-
curate advice on all aitllrs o life. IeiS bust
ness or profession you are best adapted for.
Has had - years eXper euce. HAVING read the
hands OF many Of the mOsg celebrated ami sue.
cessful men and women OF the aye. Mistakes
imp1ss BE For a short time will read for
ladies' for ST. Rnem D Beaver h,ocS. Suite.
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LINE HOkS ES-Ihere are now being
II worked and prepare at Belmont Park or
the eastern market, 20 fine ge.diugs. hive AM
six years cd II You want a fine carriage team
a road team. a single driver. or me- saddle
horSr. you can surely b. Iitel IN tn lot o.
horses, II yol inspect them, or write the pro-
prieto- b Store the horses are shipped They
arr in line condition. vel broke and ready to
do service I'D iress W. n. Raymond, Fuller
Springs, NontInl.
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IF YOU want to buy - or rent houses, lots or
L acre properly. 90 AMI see j Haven, First
Nation Al bank build n. Great Falls
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"ANTED->ituatlcn as chambermald,
w waitress or general work in private fam
lily II. e. .andard. IN lcOnda.
Miss BEIoEY GRAdAM, professional
vi nurse graduated in the Royal FIedriks
hospital, DenmarN; nurses all kinds of med
ica and surgical diseases; 51S w. Park avenue,
Anaconda
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-22

TOR SALE-Alanganese FIRST class b. the
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-01-22
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