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Sl25O SPOT CASH?

Or you ca n have 30 acres with the improve.
meuts for $1,000 cash.
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Choice residence ana business lots for sale in
all parts Of the city; free carriagei telephone
1899. GRIDER 4 DOW,
IL 1870 s. Broadway.
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$500 Will buy fine lot on Pico g., half a
block from electric cars
GRIpER 4 DOW, 1870 8. Broadway.
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street:
We have fine corners on Spring st., both
desirably located. that can be purchased at
such figures as will pay to investigate.
CLARK & BRYAN, 1877 ". Third ct.
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ENOR SALE--1 ACRE q MILE FROM POST.
l. ONCE; 100 fine iriit trees of all varieties,
Broom cottage, chicken house and 8 dozen
chickens, cross fences: the whole Eet to veg
etables OF all descriptions; $500.
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T. BY ME-. oDEA,

iO3 S. BROADWAY.
Lots on Maple ave. and Santee ST.. near Fir
teenth st. The best and cheapest in the city
Price from $500.
Oh oice lot on Flower and Eleventh st., so by
LOO, to alley; $23OO
street; $1,000.
Lot on Bonsallo ave i, SO feet front street
paved ana severed; $l1OO.
$4,000, $4,000. $1,000. and other sums at 2
per cent interest,"
IA NJ. r. O'DEA, 1OS S Broadway.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Houses and Lots.
GRIDER & DOW.

For SALE
GRIDER DOW.
BARGAINS
CITY HOUSES.
$l0O0-BuYS A NICE 4-ROOM COTTAGE
and large lot, all fenced; with small
stable and fruit trees; within 100 feet OF
double electric car line; small cash payment
down, balance $40 per month.
$14oo FOR SALE Lovely new 8 room
cottage, all modern improvements; lot 60x
1856 10 alley; street graded. cement Walk.
blocks OF electric cars; price $l4o0--$lo0
cash.
$ls50-FOR SALE "A new 5room cot
tage within 10 minutes walk of the business
center; nice lot; street graded, cement cement
SIS per month without interest.
$2Oo0-FoR SALE - New modern 7.room
house; lot all fenced; cement walks only 10
minutes walk from this office; u cash,
balance long time.
$3.50 FOR SALE = Beautiful new 2
room residence, all modern lot BOX 6O. GOV.
cred in bearing oranges and fruits located
on Twelfth st. block OF the car line; this is
fine home or IN Investment
$6500-FOR SALE-An elegant 12room house
all modern ConVenleECes. gas anu ctecNttc
lights wide halls and elegant staircase, mas
sive mantels; large cellar; rooms all large
and nicely arranged; fine barn and carriage
house, cement walks: lot 65xl50 TO allev
corner, located on Adams St, close TO electric
cars See GRIDER e. DOW,
Ii 139 S. Broadway.
cooOO-INCoME $500 NEW DoubLE
SZOUU house. barns Nos. 779 and 1Sl
Merchant ST.. near corner Eighth ana central
avenue; fine income investment
S900--New house, rooms. hard fnishe q
rented $12: $144 year. 1872 Kohlers st.
S65O-Corner Wilmington and Florence sts',
Q blocks west OF Central avenue; electric cars;
l35Xl50 feet; so fruit trees, full bearing.
Makes a grand home.
800 each lot, 3ox135 feet; $40 cash; $40
monthly; blocks west of Central avenue:
electric cars Florence street-$l0 cash, $40
monthly, buys a lot Kohler tract, near seventh
street: cement walks, curbs street grayeled;
10 acre lots, 7O4 fruit trees on each; 800
acre; years time.
$500 acre IL . acres; So full size lots; near
University electric cars.
S32OO-3 new houses: income 1904 year
779 and Tsl Merchant street; rents $50;
S230O
792 Kohler street; rent $l2; $500; one
W. J. FISHER, 227 W. Second.
26sun&thurs II
For SALE HOUSES.
$lO50-Are you looking for a house and lot
on installments? we have a new room cot
tage. bath. screen porch, good cellar, etc., +.
14th ST $3.50 cash. $l5 per month Will buy it,
$1700-We have bargain in new room
modern cottage, bath. hot and cold water.
nice lot; 29th st. $500 down; balance easy
SS5O--4 room house and large barn. Ninth
ct. G. D. S1REETER l. CO,
IA 1l0 S. Broadway.
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EOR SALE-$23OO, A HOUSE CLOSE IN,
Il the rent of which will make 10 per cent
net on the investment; ii you want an invest
ment see this. WIN. i. BOSBYSHELI.,
6-9f l16 s. Broadway.
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81 acres -27 to fine alfalfa; 4.room house.
barn, stable, wagon shed, "a shares water
stock, fruits for family use; $l25 per acre.
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NOR SALE BY POINDEXTER & WADS-
T. WORTH, 3O5 W. Second st.
$475-Lot on Mateo ST., near Short
$6OO--Lot on Rich st. Greenwell tract
$6OO-Lot on Thirtieth St, Waverly tract.
$l3OO-Lot on Lake St Westlake park.
$l9O0-Lot on Hope near Fifteenth.
$l1O0-Lot on 2Zd ST. near Figueroa.
$S50-Lot on orchard ave-, near Adams.
$500-Lot in Wrights sub. near Sixteenth ST..
%6O0-Lot on Girard st. l5
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----Fors sale:
About acres right in the heart of the city
that is bounded by s p K. r and Santa Fe
X. r. at a very low price; 1t Is strictly first.
class for nufacturing or warehouse pur.
poses and can be bought cheap or leased for a
term OF years. For further particulars see
CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W. Third st.
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EOR SALE---
+ ---THE GREEN TRACT.
We want two more buyers this week to keep
up the record of sales in the
-GREEN TRACT
The Improvements to be made a once by par
ties who have just made purchases will equal
any in the city.
We are selling lots 65xl65 to alley for $4,000
each; compare our price with the mum Der of
feet we offer you; they are bargains.
WALTER +. BROWN,
205 w. Third.
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INsTALLMENT HOUSE BUYERS
will give you nice
- 5-room modern cottage--
in tract OF Ia lots well located on car line for
only $1o00--
Easy terms. We are going to build ID 8 and
Groom cottages, and will make special in.
ducements to the first two purchasers.
WALTER +. BROWN,
205 W. Third ST. Is
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ENOR sALE-LOTs.
$lO5O-Lot 60xll7, Twenty.second ST., near
Figueroa.
siOOO-Lot 50xl5o, ". Twelfth ST., near
Georgia Bell st.
X70O-Let 5oxl5o, cor ner OF W. Eighthst
$9OO-Lot 5Oxl4O San Joaquin st.
x5OO-Lot 50xl5O. w. Washington st.
$65O-Lot 50xl17. w. Twenty.third ST.
$1lOO-Lot 55xllO, a corner on W. Twenty
eighth st.
$lOOO--Lot 5Oxl5O, S. Los Angeles ST.
GOWEN, EBERLE & CO.,
IA lab S. Broadway.
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q IOO-$1O CASH, $40 A MONTH; 3O-FOOT
ID fZU lot near seventh ST.
S5O-4-room house and lot, Kohler st.
$900-New house. rooms, hard finished.
$23OO-House; income 15 per cent
$lOO-$1O cash, $l0per month, 30x135 feet.
$65O-Prominent corner, l6Ox135 feet; 80
trees in full bearing; good home.
$lOO-Acre: 2 1O-acre lots; 704 trees on
each; yearA time.
6-12 tt W. J. FIsHER, 227 W. Second st.
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dor SALE
Il The nice corner lot on Vernon and In.
graham sts. /; nice view, good loeation; price
$4,000. MckOON & YOAKUM,
l6 234 w. First.
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$500 WILL BUY A FINE CORNER LOT IN
block Of the electric cars; street graded auc
curbed, on tnstallments.
ORDER & DOW, l39 s. Broadway.
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----Established 1871. -.
1872 South Broadway, Los Angeles.
Headquarters for Chicago buyers.
p. s.-Go out and hear the chimes OF the
happy birds, and inhale the aroma OF the
many fragrant blossoms. 7-15
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EoR SALE
Il Beautiful corner First and Pearl sts.; lot
graded and ready for buildings streets also
graded; q bargain.
MCKOON & YOAKCM
3 l6 234 W. First.
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.--nn-HOUsE, g ROOMS AND LOT 55X
TCDUV lao cor. Tenth and Flowe, st. lot
alone worth the money
Si500-House rooms, on Hope near Plco;
ell modern conyeniences; fine home.
$l300-6-room cottage, New England ave.
FORBES d HELLAR,
IA 234 W FIRST st.
VNoR sALE-wE HAVE ONE MORE NEW
Il cottage, rooms and bath, finished on Park
Grove ave it is the last lot left: every conven-
fence graded street, sidewalks, etc the house
is like the neishborhood, model for nea,ness
and good taste; price low; monthly payments.
JOHNSON e KEENEY COMPANY owners and
builders, l04 :. Broadway 20
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EOR sALE-S35o0-Alfalfa ranch; IA acres
Il miles OF FL Monte; all set to alfalfa and
corn and some fruit; this is recognized as the
finest alfalfa land in the county; party wants
to sell make US an offer.
o. A. VICKREY 4 CO.,
110lf s. Broad way.
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TOR SALE
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FOR SALE
SI100HoGse of rooms, lawn, flowers, lot
nicely fenced; stable; between Eleventh and
Twelfth SITS, block from electric car line.
VIII sell on easy payments
S3000-House OF rooms, modern through
out lot 50x $50, sta Bile. cement walks, flowers /;
located on W. Twelfth St, near Georgia Bell.
S2O0O-Modern cottage of rooms and BATH
lot 50xl25, cement walks, etc. located on
Vernon ST., near Pico.
Y35OO-Modern house of rooms, lot 5Oxl5O
W. Twcnty.fitth st
GOWEN, EBERLE & Co,
IA l43 S. Broadway
TOR SALE
complete home of 6 rooms; southwest; l
block from University car line; lot 50xl3O
$500 1900 or $500 down, balance install
ments
5-room cottage. choice, only $1,000, 5000
cash, balance can remain.
BEN L. WARD,
IA 123 W. Third st.
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o. A. VICKREY & CO.,
ll0i< 5. Broadway.
TCOR SALE-S5Oo0- HIGHLY IMPROVED
Il ranch, consisting Of Is acres az Anaheim
A new 7.rcom house, well windmill ana tank,
barn outbuldines, etc This ranch Is Wen To-
Gated, and one worthy OF attention should you
have any desire OF owning ranch property;
will take some good property in part pay
ment. O. A. NICKREY Il CO.
ll0iS 5. Broadway.
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I'OR SALE-CARRY THE NEWS! CARRY
i the news to Mary. that from to 7.room
cottages can be purchased on the installmen mt
plan from CARTER Il CO.. 1928 s. Broad
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-------For sale cheap:
Only $1,000 for that pretty little cottage
home, No. 1853 8. Los Angeles St lot 50x15O
and surroundings good. 1t must sell. and If
this price does not suit you. make US an OFFER
Il CLARK & BRYAN, 127 W. Third st
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SEE LARKIN'S
HOTEL pDpOSIIIAN

Under head OF business opportunities in this
Issue Of the Herald. ii
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FOR SALE...REAL ESTATE.
Unimproved Property
.-CITY LoTs---

EoR SALE
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Lot on Flower st., south Of plco. west side OF
STRAIT. RQO0O -
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THE BLACK LIST.

vermtu In Human Form Creates the
Usuai Amount of Tro tbie.
BUTTE, April 25.-Blanche Williams, an
East Galena street fairy, earned the dis
pleasure of her lover and manager.
Charles tanning, this afternoon, and
he proceeded to chastise her with
his fists, feet and cane. When he
got through with her she looked
more like zebra than o human being,
hero whole body being covered with cuts,
bruises and black and bluo stripes.
On exhibiting tho marks OF brutal
ity to which she had been subjected
to Judge Naughten, n warrant was is-
sued for Lanning's arrest. Officers Nc
Grath aud Barry served 1t. but tanning
gave them tho slip and remained at lib
erty until this evening, when Detective
Murphy arrested him.
pineapple" Jerry Allen, worthless
object. who recently participated in a
fight in Anaconda with another fellow of
his class named Kelly over n prostitute to
decide who should live with and be sup
ported by her, returned to Butte to-day
and was promptly locked up, charged
with living in and about houses of all
fame.
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HAIL AND FIRE.
Forests Go Up In smoke and Towns Are
Drenched.

Forests Go Up In smoke and Towns Are
Drenched.
'BAKEyvooD, N. j.. April Pa forest
fire, which originated from the burning of
talIow IN the hotel in the cedars about a
,rr1he from this place, continued to burn
fiercAly this afternoon. 1t is estimated
3E5. 0O worth OF property has already been
d6stfoypd About 900 acres of standing
timbershas been burned over.
vfNEtAND, N. j.. April 25.-F crest fires
are getting dangerously close to Vineland.
The heat can be plainly felt here.
SAN Antonio, Tex, April "a terrific
hail storm which swept through Wilson,
Bexare and Medina counties last night
did 5000, 900 damage. Hail stones as large
as goose eggs covered the ground to n
depth of two feet. Lyttie. Benton City
and Castroville were devastated, tn 9
houses being riddled like sieves. The
damage to residences and business houses
in Lyttle alone amounts to $4,000. Hun
dreds of head of live stock were killed.
The track of the International & Great
Northern railroad was blockaded with
hailstones which had to be removed be-
fore trans could proceed. Cotton and
corn crops in the path of the storm were
completely destroyed. A subscription was
started here to-day for the relief of the
sufferser.
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THEY'RE BETTER OFF.
snch is the Opinion of Canadians Elk
pressed by Pre- m err Bowel.

snch is the Opinion of Canadians Ex-
pressed by Premier Bowel.
OTTAWA, Ont, April 25.-Regarding
molten passed by the New York legisla-
ture to-day, favoring the political union
of the United States and Canada, Pre-
mier Bowel said: 1T is only demagogues
anil irresponsible vandals like Mr..
O'Grady that attempt to create ill feeling
between the two countries. Every Cana
dian knows there is no annexation senti-
ment in this country because we believe
we are better off than Americans. We
have passed through the financial crisis
better than they have. We have relia-
bic banking system; we have no negro
problem, and we have no anarchists or
bomb throwers. We have a responsible
government; they have not. 1T the Cana
dams lose confidence in the government.
of which am the head, we can be put out
of power in a mo nth. Cleveland governs
for four years and cannot be displaced
except by process which is never re-
sorted to. Besides all this we are British
ers, and we intend, think, to stay So"
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A COLLISION.
The Driver Did Not Hear the Approach
of u street Car.

The Driver Did Not Hear the Approach
of u street Car.
BUTTE, April 25.- As John Stewart was
driving down Utah avenue a short dis
lance below the Garrison house this after
noon with load of scrap iron he was run
into by South Butte street car and his
wagon and load were tipped over in an in
slant. Stewart escaped the falling iron
but fell directly behind the horses, one of
which kicked him in the forehead. He
was too close to the horse, however, TO re-
ceive the full force of the blow and he
escaped with an ugly looking cut which is
not considered at all serious. He was re-
moved to his room at No. 228 South Mon
tana street where the wound was dressed.
The rattle of the old iron made il impos-
sible for Stewart to hear the approaching
car. and just before il reached him he
turned sharply across the track. The
motorman did not have time to even
check the speed of the car which was 60
ing down the hill at good speed and 1t
struck the wagon with full force. Neither
the car nor the motorman was injured.
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DEER LODGE NOTES.
Court Business-Jary Com m ission-Per
sonais and Other Facts

Court Business-Jary Com m ission-Per-
sonais and Other Facts
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
DEER LODGE, April 24.-The court has
been occupied the past two days in the
trial of the case of Michael Kelly ct. al
against Robert Thompson. This is an
action for $500. damages sustained by the
plaintiffs for the unlawful diverting and
using of the waters of ditch and water
right taken out of Washington gulch and
upon certain lands, which lands and
water rights are the property of the plain
tiffs. Also for $1,000 damages for the
dumping on said grounds large deposits
of tailings from the defendants placer
mines.
The jury returned the following verdict
and special findings: I'VE the jury find
for the defendant. First-Did the de-
PENDANT either by himself or by his agents,
or employees ut any time during the years
1898 and 1894, divert any of the waters of
Washington gulch and deprived the
plaintiffs of the use of the same? An
swer, no.
Second-Was the defendant at the time
of the bringing of this suit, on the 9th
day of May, 1894, engaged in diverting the
waters of Washington gulch to which the
plaintiffs were entitled, SO that they could
not use them? Answer, no.
Third-Was the defendant at the time
of the bringing of this suit engaged in
dumping tailings from his mining claims
upon the lands of the plaintiffs, and If so
to what extent? Answer, none.
The whole jury concurred in the above
verdict.
The court appointed Alex Devine, Mich
ael Kelley and John Mcmahon as jury
commissioners to meet at the court house
at 2 o'clock tomorrow and select the gen.
tlemen who will compose the jury for the
next term.
Kohrs & Bielenberg are sending $50
head of cattle overland to their range at
Cut Bank, Mont. 4t
Lenten season being over, the Whist
club has resumed its weekly meetings.
1t meets this evening at Mrs. H. G. Vail
tons.
Bishop Brewer of Helena will hold SER
vices in st. James church next Sunday.
Henry Curtis, resident of Avon, is a
visitor in town to-day.
Il. S. Davey is moving into William
Coleman's house on the corner of Second
and ID streets.
Conrad Kohrs returned this morning
from business trip to Helena.
W. f. Piper and family are over to-day
from Pioneer.
The trial jurors were discharged this
afternoon, but court will be in session for
the balance of the week. The next term
commences July 1. ~
John 0'Neill was taken suddenly i'll last
evening and is reported to be suffering
very much at this writing.
j. E. Marcum is visiting his family, who
have spent the winter in Deer Lodge.
Mrs. Thomas McTague returned from
friends the past week.
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INCOHERENT RAMBLERS.
Defective Trolleys Cause More or Lsss
Uneasiusss and Apprehension.
HE CHASED LITTLE GIRLS
Another Tackles a Couple OF OFF,
osrs and Narrates a Tale That
70 Lands Him safely In the
County Band Box. f

BUTTE, April 25.-An epidemic of in
sanity seems to have struck Butte. In the
last few weeks five insane persons were
sent to the asylum from this city, and to-
day two more were arrested and locked
up in the county Jail. One of them Is
John Mullaney of Walkerville, a young
man whose trolley has been of more or
less for n number of years, but he has
always been considered harmless until q
few days ago, when he began chasing lit
tie children, and on several occasions was
prevented from doing them harm only by
prompt interference by witnesses. Yes
terday he ran after little girl aud chased
her until she took refuge in butcher
shop, and the proprietor of the place had
to use knife to drive Mullaney off.
To-day he entered one of the Walker.
vile school rooms aud almost succeeded
In raising q panic. The children fed from
the building into the yard and he tried to
catch one of the little girls. One of the
teachers, with a remarkable presence OF
mind. went up to the insane man and
talked soothingly while she sent for an
officer. School Trustee Reimel happened
TO be near by, and, with a constable, was
soon on the scene and Mullaney was
handcuffed and removed to jail. Null
laney has a mother and several brothers
living in Walkerville, and for several
years they have taken care OF him, but
lately he has become so crazy that they,
too. are becoming frightened.
The other fellow arrested to-day on sus-
picion of being crazy was Pat Benson,
who was picked up near tho Centennial
brewery this morning by Deputy Sheriffs
Geary and Hooking. Benson turned up
ut the brewery last night and made a nuI-
sance Of himself by his insane acts. When
the officers drove by there this morning
Benson stopped their team and began to
blighted life. The deputy sheriffs con-
cluded to take the fellow along to Jail and
he begged "For Gods sake don't take me
back where Just came from"
II il believed that Benson may have es-
capped from the asylum and he will be
held several days awaiting an investiga-
ton.
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, LOWER RATES 5.
Important Changes in the Interstate
Traffic Rules

Important Changes in the Interstate
Traffic Rules
DENVER, April 25.-The interstate COM
merce commission has rendered a de-
cision of great importance to the orange
growers of Southern California, granting
railroads Terminating in California AMI
their connections authority to make lower
rates on oranges to Atlantic seaboard
cities than to intermediate points. This
enables California growers to market their
oranges on the seahoard in competition
with imported oranges. TIE old rate was
80 cents, and the rate will probably be 60
cents. ~
President A, H. Maftzger, of the:South
ern California Fruit exchange, through
whose efforts the concession was OBJ
tanned, left for home to-day.
Judge John C.. Martin, general counsel
of the Southern Pacific railroad, who has
been attending the sessions of the inter-
state commerce commission, started for
San Francisco in q special train on 1.-The
Union Pacific road on the receipt of the
news of the death of his wife.
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IN DOUR I.
The jury Find, That Mr.. Walsh Died
From the Effects of Morphine.

The Jury Find, That Mr.. Walsh Died
From the Effects of Morphine.
Butte, April 25.-It developed at the in
quest to-day that John A. Walsh who was
found dead in his room at the great
Northern hotel last evening died from an
overdose of morphine, but the jury was
unable to determine whether or not the
drug was taken with suicidal intent. 1t
was shown that Walsh had been n great
sufferer with acute rheumatism, and he
stated yesterday morning that he was GO
ing TO take some morphine to secure re-
lief from the pain. He was not ac-
customed to using morphine, and his
friends believe that he accidentally took
an overdose of il. He had recently re-
turned from the Arkansas Hot Springs,
where he spent six months in undergoing
treatment for rheumatism.
Mr.. Walsh was a section foreman on
the Montana Union about three years ago
aud was we'll known among the railroad
men here. His son, George 5. Walsh of
Bedford. Quebec, has telegraphed instruc-
tons to have him buried here and the
Masons will have charge OF the funeral.
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New RAGS Track Project.

BUTTE. April "a syndicate of which
John O'Rourke. James II. Lynch aud
John Caplice are the most prominent
members is seriously considering a pro-
position to expend $4,000 ON half mile
track in Butte. The only hitch in the
proceeding is due to the fact that Mr..
Lynch wishes to secure n half interest in
the track, while Mr.. O'Rourke insists that
he must own $50 900 of the stock or none
at all. IL the projected new track IL built,
il will be located near the cemetery.
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BUTTE, April 25.-The Batte--T. p.
Spitz. J. II. fannip and wife, New York;
f. G. Storey. San Francisco; +. Z. SWEET,
J. E. Boss, Spokane; A. NJ. Easou, G. L.
Tracy, Chicago; 5. b. Rice. Virginia City I;
w. q. McNaughton. j. A. Murphy, ID. A.
Murphy. ]. 5. Proctor. 81. Paul; W. III.
Searles, Minneapolis j. NJ. Frye, Helena /;
I. j. Stevens, G. b. Winston, Anaeondai
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Every man. woman and child should
read Coins Financial School, IL is the
best book on the silver question that has
ever been published. Fifteen cents and
two coupons from the STANDARD gets q
copy.
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A dinner and supper will be served at
the Curtis block by Co. Z. Mrs. A. Birth
wright, captain. for the benefit of the A..
NJ. Z. church; dinner commencing at ~
o'clock and supper at 6 p. IN. $3.50
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Naturally. because his outfit is all right.
You'll be salts fed, too. and therell be nothing
the matter with your attire II you have u made
10 order from some OF the superb materials we
are showing in our stock. When you couple
fine mater al with nrst-ciass tailoring tho re-
suit is n sumner. This tailoring OF our spring
suits can't be surpasse ed anywhere; neitnor
can our stock OF suitinxs from which we arc
now making up suits for SD. ~
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God makes boys of many sizes ant
kinds. Gamer q Co. sell boys shoes TO
all kinds and sizes of boys. Good poke
knife with each pair.