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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

Mount Morris. y. Y. April i5.-F. s. Peer. OF this
village has returned from England and the Cont
nent bringing with him ftyhve head OF tn" choicest
I.rsev and Guernsey COWS To be found on the Is
ands OF the Guernscys. thlrty-thrce head are for
Governor Morton. eight for A. Apgar OF the Mer-
chants Exchange National Bank. Of NewYork;
,wo for william Mitchell of liarrnburg Penn.
Eipht Jerseys were for william Rockefeller OF
New York and three Ayreshires go to q. Bell Of
Rome y. Y Mr.; Peer was not limited IN price, ana
purchased none but the finest cattle.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
CITGHT WITH 4 LASSO.

Patrolman Campbell! OF Newark, VINO had SONS
wears OF experience on n Western ranch as a cow
how was patrolling in the Forest Hi district. New
ark early yesterday. when by the aid OF heldglass
he saw two men carrying bags approaching, nearly
a mile away He waited and headed the men on.
and before they were OF his presence ne
threw his asso and caught both men IN the oop:
The bags contained stolen harness. Al the seSon33
Char.es Bode ana otto Wagner They were sent u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
TWO THOUSAND RETURNS IN BROOKLYN

Business was exceeding brisk In Brooklyn in the
First District Internal Revenue Office In Brooklyn
yesterday and 1000 income tax returns were filed.
This district comprises Long Island and staten
Island Some GOO returns have now been filed In
the Office Of the first district and there are about
1olO delinquents. .
Acting Internal Revenue Collector Alexander Nc
Kinney aald yesterday that he would add up the
returns as possible and then give to his
deputies printed slips OF the delinquents and their
dues The deputies VIII then hunt up the delin.
ouents and II Will not be the fault or the Office II
the whole amount Is not collected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
W;N.JACKS0N:&Q
$50 Broadway, Union So. & 18TH 81
ARTISTIC
Wrought IN BRASS S IRON,
MEld For INTERIORS, OPEN
Work F'RHpLAcHs, ETC.
Our own FOundrics ana sh"p-.

not be sustained the ground alone tnat b baf be
on forcemcnt OF the tax would lead to multphci'y
Of suits or produce irrcparablc injury. or throw
In, the case OF George O. Erskne, Colec,or, Q.
Internal Revenue ETC. ast. George T. h ai, S',se
et Al n was declared that taxes hieSoIiy az
sesseJ and paid may always be recovered Dack II
the Collector understands from the layer tnaI ne
tayos are regarded az illeealand that SUIT VII pe
Instituted TO compel the rcfundng OF theni. Nnere
an iIlegal tax has been collected. the citneh WHO
has paid entitled TO interest IN the tNc' OF re-
coyery from the time OF the Illegal cxactoh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
TARIFF THEORIES NOT FULFILLED
SOME OF THE BEAUTIES OF THE NEW LAW ~
SHOWN ~ IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
EDK MANHH

SHOWN ~ IMPORTS AND EXPORTS
FOK MARCH.
Washington April Is tSpeciaD.-The March state
mont ~ imports and exports. made public to-day
adds another - the interesting developments re-
garling the working % the Tarin law. The
beautiful theory OF the Free-Trahcrs that rcduc-
ton ~ the tariff would increase American trade
abroad does not seem TO have been realized thus
Jar nor has the promise 81 largely increased free
lmportnflons ON thu contrary. ne zee !mpOrta-
lions have actually fallen Oh tnI there has been
an enormous Increase ~ the dutlabi" lmpOrtations
while az for exports. they have fallen on euor-
inous,y instead 81 Increasing. as had been prom
ised To.day's statement. which gives the March
irnlort~ and exports when added - the figures
covering the operations % the n"W law prior TO
tina. time shows the imports and exports sine"
the nov law began H. operations. compared with
the corresponding months OF last year under the
Old law "a follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
LACE CURTAINS.

LACE CURTAINS.
Auction prices without the auctioneer.
All the and pair lots may 60 at three.
quarters or two-thirds prices. Some unused
a little. but mostly in fine shape.
Irish Point Cmtains--3O two-pair lots.
Were 81 to 800 for Q prs.
Now sS.2s TO SIS.
Irish Point Cutains-30 pair lots
Were 81 to $40 pr.
Now S1.67 to $l3.34.
Tambomed Lace Clrtains-two-pair lots.
Were 81. so to $50 for prs
Now $S.63 to $3.50.
One-pair lots
Were "a to S11
Now s2.67 TO s7.34.
Third Floor. Fourth Avenue.
UPHOLSTERY
All the odds and ends of Tapestry cotton,
cotton-and- sik. Silk-and-Wool and all-Sik)
to51l yd. lengths have been put together
and marked for quick going. lfyou have
furniture to re-upholster or recover this is z
money saving time for you. Say the word
and we'll give estimates on the work.
Third Floor.
BUCKLES AND SLIDES
Rhinestone mounts. Very stylish. To-
day two lots of Slides and Buckles for dress,
Hat, IISSh, shPPNi uh''''"'S''
At 1Sc, usually 80 and 7je.
At So, usually up to -.
broadway.
POCKETBO0KS.
A great gathering of this seasons newest
shapes in combination PocketbookS and
Card Cases, pure leather.
Like Crushed Morocco, 50c.
ST. Seal Grain Leather, Soc
50 STYLES at Csc, including sorts that seen
the S. kinds. A chosen line, sl.iS.
broadway.
$40 CLOCKS AT $40.
Fine French Onyx Mantel Clocks variety of shapes.
Bnsement.
DINNER SETS, sI3.SS.
Best quality Vienna China, handsome decorations,
regularly $22 80.
basement.
SEWING MACHINES At sl1.7S.
First class Sewing Machines.
DO YOU know what the actual cost OF
Sewing Machine is? Very likely you don't
Not one in hundred does. The old prices
$50, $50, $75 and more-Were fair enough
under the old way, when half or more went
to agents and in expenses. Now Sewing
Machine names mean next to nothing.
Patents have expired. The field is open.
Here's the Stewart Sewing Machine. We
named it. Picked from all the goodness Of
other Machines. If there's better Sewing
Machine in the market we don't know It.
Think of prices like these:
No /, low arm, locksttch three drawers,
warranted for } years siIIS
No 2, high arm, high square table No7S
And so on, SPOTS, s1%5O, $3.50. SIS. the
increase of price coming almost entirely
from the more costly table and fittings
Look at these Machines; see them work.
We know where you'll buy, then.
Sewing Machines will be delivered free
anywhere in the United States east OF the
Rocky Mountains.
Basement.
SR.9Z2 saosowA,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

II VIII be- seen that the new Law has done several
things which VIII no; De pleasant FOR the average
citizen - contemplate: First II has Increased IN"
imulr'lt!ons go igs So IN seven months time. being
an Increase 81 l6s por cent: second II has de-
creased the exports S2,GlGOt In the same period.
being a decrease OF - per cent: third. II has IN
creased the imports ~ du'iable goods &Iod -ci.
being an Increase 81 4s2 per cent and. fourth II
has decreased the importation OF non-dutiabe goods
s. go 40 being "A reduction OF 80 per cent.
Thu total exports OF domestic merchandise for
March amounted .6l.3}i.26j. compared with
SIS Oi2 for March. 1884: the total exports of Do
nestle merchandise during the nine months ended
March Il amounted to s6l2.Gas2N. az compared with
1872 359S for the corresponding period OF the prcEI
Gus year The imports OF merchandise for March,
1895 amounted 10 49, ~ ~. being an Increase ~
g. Sal4 as compared with March 1885, and the
Import. for the nine months ended March g. 1885,
amounted TO t25.i2j.9}O. which was nm Increase Of
sji GJ5iB as compared with the total for the cor
responding period OF the previous year. The TX,
10 g. l35.2is and the Imports 10 S2js62L During the
nine months ended March II he exports of gold
coin and bullion amounted to s6l.'2seS. which was
SIS sOn In excess OF the imports during the same
period
The number OF immigrants landed during the
month waS l70i7. against 1883 In March. 1894 and
the number for the nine months ended March 81
was 1874 IL against u&1N In the corresponding
months OF the last fiscal year being decrease OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
RESTRAINED FROM PAYING THE AK.

RESTRAINED FROM PAYING THE AK
PROCEEDINGS BEGUN IN CHICAGO no OVERTHROW
THE REMNANT OF THE oDIoUs STATUTE.
Chicago April 15.-Judge Showalter. in the United
States Court this morning enjoned S.ecel Cooper
e. Co. from making any return to the Internal rev
enue Collector under the provisions Of the Income
Tax law. The restraining order was granted on n
bin filed By Gerson Siegel Of the New-York
stockholders in the defendant corporation. The bill
attacks the law. and under the order granted this
morning the Government will be compelled TO take
part in the proceedings TO defend the operation OF
the new law. bond Of 5000 will be flied. By
the issuance Of the order OF the Court the firm
escapes the payment Of the 5000 fine should the
Supreme Court. to which the question will be
rled. decide against the complanan
Mr. Slegel in his bill raises all OF the questions
that involved In the income tax dispute in
Guiding those decided by the Supreme Cour, last
week. His grounds for the unconstiintionaity OF
the that 1t IL direct tax and II not
direct tax not uniform one. The bill says:
1t Is not uniform in that II is imposed upon per
cent of the population of the United States ana
es Other Ss pfr are Tx % pr Of h
# no uniform in ha tax Of hs per cent Ias
posed upon an incomes ACQUIRED by gift or In.
estate acquired under similar conditions. Ii is not
a uniform tax In that 1t exempts from its opera
gregate wealth is $4,000 and imposes the tax
upon all other Insurance companies. II exempts
QUILTING anu lOaH aHsOclauOHs. WnOSe aggregate
holdings arc G2. 100000, Yet such certainly pr-
vate In their nature. Savings banks operated upon
the mutual plan are exempted from the operation
OF the tax, whose aggregate deposits $,74S.OCO-
coo while all the other savings banks are taxed
The tax Is not uniform because II varies according
as the property belongs to individual or to one
more than individual
The tax Is unconstitutional IN that II imposes a
tax upon property rights vested prior to the passage
OF the said act and deprves persons Of their prop
erty without due process Of law
Mr.. Siegels attorney said that It intended to
test the entire act before the Supreme Court THAT
part OF the act which remains in force" said he
'is due 20 a divided court. and IL the opinion Of
the court below. Had the opinion OF the court be-
low been against the consutionality Of the entire
act. the division or the supreme Court would have
caused the law TO fail. BY bringing the matter up
again we may get an opinion from the Supreme
Court"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
ALTGELD CRyTICIsES THE LETTER

Springfield H.. April lj.-Governor Algeld to-
day said in regard to President Cleveand's letter:
"tf II had any other name thar that OF the Presi-
dent signed ~ II nobody would give It any atten-
ton: In fact II ! had signed such a document II
would be rdIcued all the country. for It's
weakness almost excites pity; but the letter is re-
markabe In this. that II Is the first Instance in the
history OF the Republic In which President OF the
United States, after using all the powers OF the
Government. has. In addition. condescended to
write for the newspapers In order to serve his
masters. For this letter was not only written for
publication. but was intended to start a boom. and
has been advertised for week In order to give II
an audience. other Presidents have been used
convenience by class interests but this Is the
first time In which Presidents name has been
draG ged 800 miles outside OF Washington City for
that purpose.
After nominating Cleveland three times and
cecting him twice to the Presidency. the Standard
OIL and Wall Street people got him TO use all the
powers OF the Government TO further their schemes.
The country has been astounded to see patronage
used to cocrce Congress into doing the bidding OF
the East, from striking down silver TO the packing
OF the Supreme Court. In the mean time the
country has been going from bad to worse"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
CHAIRMAN HARVEY MAKES A REPLY.

CHAIRMAN HARVEY MAKES A REPLY.
Chicago. April l5.-W Fl. Harvey. chairman of
the Bimeta.c Executive Committee. to-day made
long reply TO Preslden, Clevelands letter. He
said In part:
In reply to your letter addressed TO a committee
OF business men OF this city. wish to say that
the committee that called upon you and the per-
sons who attached their names TO the petition
such committee presented did not represent a ma
Jor!ty OF the business men and citizens Of this
city who take deep interest In the welfare of this
Republic. They represented that class that owns
money and securities payable In money-nxed In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

DOTTED SWISS
Fine dots. You may be told that dots
size of cent or so are the right thing.
Don't believe it. The little dots are the
scarce ones? That's just the kind were
showing so many of, and at less than the
pain cloth would coSt-25c the yd., 39c. the
yd. and so on--Some, at lac, on sale be-
tween 10. 30 and IL A. M. Only 10 ydS.
TO a buyer
broadway md Tenth street
RIBBONS.
Have YOU noticed the new fixtures and
how they fill the air with Ribbon beauty !
It's the greatest Ribbon store we know o.
And the paralyzng prices still keep up
600 pieces pure silk Marveie,N Ribbons, finest
quality.
81 in. Csc yd., 75c kind.
8 in. sc yd.. 81 kind
Ofcose they are odd shades and some colors missing.
If all were here prices would be 75c. and 81.
Fresh heaps of the Double Black Satin Ribbons, made
specially for us. pure silk, jet black. rich luster.
Nos. rs and 22 at lie yd.
Nos. 80 to 80 at 25cyd.
broadway and Tenth street.
WOMENS BELTS.
lust what every woman is warrington
will want, if she wears Waist.
"Black silk Belts" the storekeercrs say. They look
it. but there's cotton in the ;lling. With these
Plated Filigree or German Si.cr Buckles they're
asonishngly cheap at zSc just the same.
Fine quality silk Belts, black, blue, cardinal, white,
with initial buckles, Soc. We know OF nothing
their equal under ST..
Bewdcrng assortment of real Silver Belts and Plated
Goods
Broadway.
JET BLOUSE FRONTS.
The richness they lend to costume, is
almost beyond believing. New, the very
latest Paris fad and at about half the Paris
prices. 50 instead of So; s6.2S instead Of
$3.50.
broadway.
SNOW FLAKE COLLARS
Are an oversee newnesS. These are but
Just ashore and the price but 81.
broadway.
HANDKERCHIEFS- LACES
Dealers as well as customers are looking
with eyes wide open at the way we do the
Handkerchief business
90 Handkerohicts at l0c
SOC HandkerchefS at Us.
And the marvelS at s. e1ch-womens pure Linen
HandkerchiefS at s., Why you'd hardly crlSS
cross the threads for Sc let alone buying them-On
sale 10. 30 to II 80 A. NJ
It's that way or near il wherever you touch the hand
kerchlef line.
Or the Lace line Take the new Eyelet laces One
Of the best St. Call makers was glad TO give us Lace
dollars for hafdoars. We pass The laces along to
you. SOC OF quality ioF Us cash. Just the styles
and colorS you'd choose.
broadway.
UMBRELLAS.
More of Mems and Women'S silk and Union I'm
brelas all sorts of handles at $40; values up to 49,
broadway.
BANQUET LAMPS.
Price light turned very low on another lot best
center draft burners, in. Onyx Column, six
Shade. sJ.95, complete; regularly $3.50.
Bnsrmcnt.
s %:!s*s. @S1&ml.%
FouRTh AVE. SuccassoNs 70 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

Tribune Office. April i6 a. m-The weather Yesterday
clear In the morning but cloudy afternoon The
temperature ranged between AZ 80 degrees the
HI,) being "a lower than sunday ~ lower than
the corresponding day last year.
The weather to-day Is likely 10 La cloudv WITH rorA
westerly winds '' ''~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
NOTHING SHORT OF SEEING

glue you eUen half potion
of the fresh life the showing Scarcely laggad counter
dnywhere the twelUe acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
MINING COMPANIES CLAIM EXEMPTION.

Salt Lake, Utah April ia new complication
In the income tax returns developed Saturday.
The Bullion. Beck and Champion Mining com
panies. who were required TO pay a tax OF s. 900
their 10000 dividends paid stockholders last
year. filed protest with the collector for this dis
trict notifying him that they would dec.un TO pay,
on the ground that profits from mines should be
classed the same az rents being revenue derived
from real estate. II @ understood that other large
mining companies will make the same contention
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In this diagram continuous white line shows
changes in pressure indicated by The Trbunss self.
recording barometer The broken line represents
psrature as recorded at Perry's Pharmacy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
BrOnd why.
JET BLOUSE FRONTS.

The richness they lend to costume, is
almost beyond believing. New, the very
latest Paris fad and at about half the Paris
prices. So instead of So; s6.zS instead Of
$3.50.
broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16
SNOW FLAKE COLLARS

Are an oversee neWneSS.
Just ashore and the price but s
HrOaG WAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1895-04-16

BOUQUET
The Best of all Toilet Soaps.

is allowed to 90 this provided he gets satisfactory
proof Of disability.
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A Pnir of cd Drfendara

BUTTE, March %. --7M.R. Stephens and
]. r.. Hnmblyn alias Brown. two old offend.
crs, were arrested by Detective Murphy
tonight for passing forged check for
$3.50 at Morgan's hotel in South Butte.
Morgan did not exactly like the appear.
ance of the check and he only gave the
men 81 on it. They also attempted to
pass n So check on Mrs. Cody, OF South
Ariz ma street. Four other forged checks
of different amounts were found on them
and they had evidently gone into the bust.
ness wholesale.
Bob Johnson was arrested this evening
by officer Walsh for attempting TO rob q
house in East Park street.
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BUTTE, March 23-Complaints we're
made to the STANDARD to-day that a man
who represented himself as a collector for
this paper had made several attempts To
collect subscriptions. People should look
out for him and the STANDARD will re-
gard il as favor 10 receive information
that will lead TO the fellows arrest. The
STANDARDS collectors are provided with
proper credentials and proof that they
are authorized 10 collect for the paper.
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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 tho smallest
sums. We think n 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. Alt mail orders will receive
prompt aud careful attention:
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Mrs. Trego,r SIN Missing.

BUTTE. March 23-No trace was found
to-day of Mrs. William Tregear. the
woman who left her husband because he
would not buy her n bicycle. Husbands
should take warning by this. experience
and buy their wives bicycles from the
Butte Cycle company, No.E East Broad
way, L. II. Talbot.
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Wool Check Dress Goods

stop to think of seventy styles to
select from. Prices from II cents to
Sl.25 yard. We specially recommend
our 80 cent All Wool and Novelty Silk
Dress GOods--More than Forty styles.
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snnr SIMON Take NotIoc.

W. +. Witch will open a school in tax
iderIny i'm Butte about the first of April.
For particulars call on Logs or address
w. +. Witch, Livingston, Mont.
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Mrs. d. j. Knox, at 81 w. Granite
names Lenten prices: Carnations, 40 &c
60 cents; shipped roses, s1.25.
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Superb Novelties in
Dress GOOdSN

Novelties in French and Domestic
Silks. Exclusive styles and but small
quantities. Nothing more elegant
than we show this season and prices
are moderate.
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J. L. Craig. attorney, Wichita. Kan. I:
have had my views changed by il, so
that instead of denouncing the free coin
age of silver / am now hearty advocate
p Z.
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Black Dress Goods

DittN IA ~ Npo oOOuoL-
Enlarged stock, lower
prices and fine selections
pleases everybody. Some
of the styles are known as
Crepons. Grenadines, An
nures, Figured Blacks,
Cashmeres, Henriettas,
Rough and Smooth Chew
lots, Diagonals, Serges,
GRANTEES and Glorias.
The best manufacturers
of the whole world will
always be represented in
our stock by the Choicest
Styles. New ideas in
Black Goods-more this
season than usual.
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The finest cut flowers IN the city at
Mitchell & Manchestcr's, 80 w. Granite ST.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24

The "Xtra Flow Fountain Syringe is
taking the place of all others. Sold by
Newbro
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For artist supplies 30 to Charles Schatz.
lcin's, ii West Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24

1s1 cases ladies SO so hand welt Dongola
Pat. Tip shoes, our puce S2.45. Red Boot.
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W.A.Smith. piano tuner, Smith PianoCo.
% w. Park, will receive prompt attention.
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Two car loads 'Green River" direct
from Greensboro. n.y.. March End.
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For plaques, paints, brushes. ETC., go to
Charles Schatzlein's. Ia West Broadway.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-24

Two STANDARD coupons and Is cents
gets a copy Of Coins Financial School.
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II you want Perfume that there is nc
question about the quality, go to New
bros.
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RUTTE .....

The Principal Branch ONCE OF THE STANDARD
n at No. q East broadway. Butte. Ielephops
No. ass Advertising ratios furnished On appl.
cation
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100 DRESS PATTERNS

G. yards double width). See West
window for s'y.es on special sale s. u
a dress. Va ne, 81 90.
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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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Butte Cash Grocery Co.

Cor. Park and Wyoming streets, Butte;
Hibernia Building, Centerville.
a. +. BRAY, Manager.
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Fred Orton, piano tuner, musical in
struments overhauled and repaired; Ill
Utah street. -....
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Hot Water Bottles at 75c each at New
bros
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Nail orders receive promp; attention.
Send for samples
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Coins Financial school.
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on sale this week in Basement az l2ts
cent per yard. Value 20 cents.