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The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-07-18

Inc campaign OF this year VII
be the firaes. fought one in thu
HISTORY OF tns present generation.
The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-07-18
Everything 10 First Class In
Quality.

Those who favor me with call will meet
with prompt attention anu kind ,reatIhsA,
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Prepared only By c. I. Hood 4 Co.. Lowell, AAss.
Be sure TO get HOOPS and only HOODS.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
TRAGEDY IN MISSISSIPPI.
One Man Killed ard Three Others
Wounded, One r1Ortaily.

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), Aug. ia de-
piorable domestic tragedy took place on
Thursday night near the little town of
south of this city.
Several years ago daughter of J. NJ.
Howard, living near that place mar
ried w. p. Woods. For a while they
lived harmoniously together, but finally
differences occurred and quarrels be-
came frequent. Woods, who had never
been regarded with favor by the How
ard family felt very bitter toward his
wife, father and brothers, whom he ac-
cused of poisoning her mind against
him. and finally, when a few weeks ago
she left him, he threatened to be re-
venged.
Thursday night he went to the house
Of the Howards to persuade his wife to
return to him. He was ordered away
by one of the Howards, who attempted
to enforce his order, when Woods drew
a pistol and shot him dead. The noise
of the shot brought other members of
the family to the scene, and for a few
minutes bullets flew fast When the
fight was ended it was found that the
father, ]. NJ. Howard, was morta1ly
wounded: one of the sons, r. l.. How
ard, was dead; another son, Will, was
slightly wounded, and Woods had a
bullet in his arm. Woods claims to have
acted wholly in self defense, but there is
very strong feeling against him in the
community.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
DIsOBEYED ORDERS.
Cause of Fatal Railway Accident
in West VIRGINIA.

PARKERSBURG CIV. Va). Aug. b
Engineer Romp of the flyer going west,
Engineer Johnson of the fast freight
coming east and Fireman Huff were
killed this morning in collision at
Torch, on the line of the Baltimore and
Ohio. The southwestern flyer was run
ming twenty-five minutes late and was
going fifty miles an hour and the freight
was coming down Torch hill when the
collision occurred. Both engines We're
completely wrecked. The dead engi-
neers are from Chillicothe. Huff lived at
Athens. Those fatally hurt are Jim
Overlick and Dick Thompson, brakemen
of the freight. Postal Clerk Organ of
Loveland, O., was also seriously hurt
The freight crew disobeyed orders,
causing the accident.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
Call for a Convention to be Held at
St. Louis.

WASHINGTON, Aug. IA call was
issued this afternoon by the Executive
Committee for the quadrennial conven-
ton of Democratic clubs to meet at ST.
Louis Wednesday, September 9th. The
call says:
Each Democratic club, league or So
ciety on the roll of the National Associa-
ton will be entitled to one delegate for
each 100 members in good standing,
but no club or society will be entitled to
more than five delegates. Wherever the
clubs or societies of any State or Terri
tory, including the District of Columbia,
no less than ten in number, have formed
State, Territorial or district associations
or shall hereafter do so, such association
will be entitled to eleven delegates at
large.
"This call is addressed to all popular
organizations under any name which
supports Bryan and Sewall or fusion
tickets in behalf of the Democratic can
didate for the Presidency, and which
may seek enrolment with the associa-
ton for the purpose of intelligent and
general cooperation in the pending
campaign.
"Organized Bryan clubs of every name
and description are cordially invited to
escort their delegates to the city and
convention hall, where ample accommo-
dations for such bodies will be reserved
outside the seats occupied by the dele
gates.
"Parades, mass meetings and enter
teinments will be under the manage
ment and control of ST. Louis commit
tees, in cooperation with the Executive
Committee of this organization"
The call is signed by Chauncey F..
Black, President.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
TRAIN WRECKERS At WORK.
TAr1PER WITH A SWITCH ON A
VIRGINIA ROAD.
A Serious Disaster Avertcd by the
Quick Action of the Engineer in
Applying the Air Brakes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 15-Fpr the
second time within "a few days train
wreckers have attempted to carry into
effect their nefarious plans. The last
attempt occurred last night in lonely
region of Virginia. and the express train
on the Chesapeake and Ohio road was
the object chosen.
The train was fast one, bound from
this city to Cincinnati, and the time
and place chosen by the desperadoes
were both favorable to their designs
1t was about 1919 o'clock this morn
ing, at a side track station named Ra-
venswood, eighteen miles below this
city, that the express met with disaster
The rails had been tampered with just
beyond the curve, which prevented the
wreckers' work from being seen until
the train was close into the spur tracks
Engineer Fowler applied the air brakes
and succeeded in stopping the train only
after the engine had Travelled on the
ties almost 100 feet
The switch lamp had been removed,
the switch lock broken and the switch
thrown for the side track.
The wreckerS waited near the track
and as the flagman went back to pro-
tect the train bullet sped by his head
but missed the mark.
1t is not known what the object of
the wreckers was, but if the report that
a large sum of money was aboard the
express car is true, loot of the treasure
boxes was probably intended, but was
frustrated by the failure to successfully
ditch the train.
A good many prominent men were
aboard the train. who We're leaving
Washington to spend Sunday at their
homes, but fortunately none of them
were injured.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
WHOLE NO. 1870.

prospect of a number of changes in the
personnel of the Ministry after the visit
of the Car to Germany in September.
The Emperor some time ago COM
missioned Professor Kolitz, Director of
the Art Academy at Cassel, to paint the
portraits of his sons. Crown Prince Will
helm and Prince Eitel Frederick, in the
uniforms of their Austrian regiments.
The pictures are intended as presents to
Emperor Frederic Franz Joseph of Aus
tria upon the occasion OF that mon
arch'S siXty-sixth birthday
The German warships Saxsen, Blitz
and koenig Wilhelm made successful
passage through the Holtenu lock of the
canal last night on their way to sea, the
object being to test the stragetic value
of the new waterway.
The record-union., 1896-08-16
SIX HUNDRED STRIKE.
Employees of the Adams Express
Company Quit Work.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Six hundred
employees of the Adams Express Com
pany in this city and Jersey City struck
to-day. They allege that since Presi-
dent Weir took charge of the company's
affairs in the East wages have been re-
duced about one-third and many eff
cient men discharged for trivial rea-
sons. At the office of the company it
was reported that there would be little
difficulty in filling the places of the
strikers
The record-union., 1896-08-16
MAJOR MCKINLEY.
Goes to Cleveland to Hold a Confer.
ence With Chairman Hanna.

CANTON (O), Aug. 15.-Major Nc
Kinley and wife went to Cleveland to-
day to have a conference with Chair
man Hanna, whose guest they will be
While they remain there.
Major Mckinley will remain in Cleve-
land until Monday, when he will re-
turn to Canton. He will receive from
Mr.. Hanna a full report of the condi-
ton of affairs in the West, and talk
over with him the more advanced plan
OF the campaign of education.
The record-union., 1896-08-16

Oman Woods second. Chenille third.
Time-1:034.
Six furlongs, Johnny McHale won,
Gath second, Sligo third. Time-1 :14la.
Mile and twenty yards, Royal Choice
won, John Hickey second, Chiswell
third. Time-1.45.
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NJ EN-

who have lost their youthful viEor. and
are prematurely Cd. should consult pf.
LOCK \ little medicine now Will do more
rrCJ than "A whole drug store by and by.
VOTING MEN ~ you are troubled with
,irbt omissions. cNhaustlng drains PIN
lies usefulness, aversion 20 society.
stupidu,Ss. dependency. loss OF energy.
ambition and solt-conhdcnce. which de-
Triyss YOU Of your manhood and abso-
irtaIv uuHts you for study. business or
marr.ge-u you are thus afflicted you
N'Nf1nI.E-hCTD AND OLD MEN there
,,e thousands OF YOU tlCubled with weak
erhinr backs and kidneys. frequent pain
ruI uriratiru and '.dim"hi in urine. i'm
,,n,oncv OF woakneeS 90 eeNtual organs
and other uumistakah'e signs Of nervous
J,blitv and IrsUuinr' decay Many die
20 ,IiE IiNrcaf:N. Ignorant - tho ,ug-.
WI, &c Tho most obstinate rss, -
-. character treated with unfauIue sfIr-
''S7iyato disrases-gleet. gonorrne,. In.
EXAMINATIONS, discharges. structures weak
ress of organs syphilis. hydroceIe varf-
"ooelo and kindred troublas-auiclIv
cured without pam or detention from
"1GsHHTNpRU which nelson's the breath
stomach and lung8 ana pavcs the way
Tor consumption. throat. liver. heart kid
pav bladder and Ar constitutional and
internal troubles: also rupture piles rs.
fuia treated far In advance OF any other
insumlgr =, Nh MS s S44.HIg,t'y. .r-o...-
.,,,fs rfmnl.e serofu'1. syphilItic tafnts
tn,ror- t.ttcr, eczcW0 and other impu-
r'tI.s %" The blood thoroughly oradicatei
ia4yiua rhc system in a strong. pure and
healthfIl state
TATrES viii receive special and careful
tr.ttrr,ut 'or all their many 1f4tr,ssfn..
ailments Or Sweauv cures when others
fan.
WRITE your troubles ~ living away
from Tho city Thpueouds cured af homo
~ corr,-ruuderC'. auI medicines sent se-
cure from Observation a book ~ import
ant information sorf free 20 those dcs-
cribinE their troubles
OFFICE TroT-RS o tiu 80 m and .
tin and tin p M. sundays 10 tHl 70
only
F. L. SWEAN NJ. D.
227 Market street $. H.. Cal Opposite
n. llIL..
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II may be said IN general terms thar d.,
preacher who assails. attacks. heIanor-.
srolds or uudulv criticize the press ~
this country is. TO use what b. possibly
slang. Yet most expressive phrase. on "
lie II usually way on on his alleged
facts and further of on their aIplira-
ton II not Intentionally wrong be is
greatly mistaken: if not willfuI -IauU,T-
er no stIl puts himself iu fh. attitude 81
one who Is abusive without being intsTi-
gent The preacher who abuses the news
papers is guilty of various sins OF ON =-
sion and commission in doing so. but his
most CIarinE offen-- D. inEratituIe. o.. IS
really assailiuE LiS best friend. the friend
Of his church and of AN churches am OF
m. cause sIiy--kansas city
star
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BUTTE TIME CARD.

Butte. Anaconda a. Pacific r. r.
AkKINI. ~ BUTTE
No. 2 Anaconda and Helena express, ar
riyes daily. ............. 3 .45a- m
No 4 Anaconda express CON
Meeting with Great Northern
raIwa. through trains for East
and West arrives daily. t.ls . m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No s. Anaconda express, leaves
daily .......... .............io:4 . N
No J. Anaconds express from St
Paul. Helena and intermediate
po,nt. leaves dairy .............. $500 . On
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rhc Health Officer Endorsed

Great Falls. Feb. AT a meeting of
the Northern Montana District Medical
society. held last night, it was decided
TO hold another meeting on the first
Wednesday in March. at which time
the annual election of officers will take
place, to be followed by a grand ban
quet, at which DIT Sweat will be mas
ter Of ceremonies. After an interesting
discussion on diphtheria and other dis
eases Of the throat. the treatment nee
essary and the like. resolutions were I'M
anmously adopted endorsing the health
officers recent efforts to stamp out the
prevailing diseases
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This Old reliable specialist. iIicuc anu
henefaCtor OF suffering humanity, needs
10 introduction OF reCommenddti'n TO thS
SICK and afflicted OF san Francisco anu
the Pacific coast. For many years us
Offices have been located at 49, Market
street. opposite the Examiner Office. lie
i graduate OF the best medical COLLEGES
IN the world. and T. ackuow lodged to he
the most successful specialist OF the age
I'm the treatment II all nervous. chron'
and private diseases % men and women.
His well known lame r. a sufficient guar
antee Of perfect cure OF every ase hA
undertake.
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Northern Pacific.

~ OTlhefn Y dClIlCs
1iNA-NS AiSttiNk. Al ~ IIk-
No. Z. frvm St Pau. Chicago
and all Ia points. arrives
Northern Pacine local depot
daily At s:H . m
NJ. u. No 2. from Spokane Ia
coma. Seattle. Portland and All
Coast points. arrives Montana
Union depot daily at ............ll:0 m
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE
NJ u. No l. for Spokane, Taco
ma Seattle Portland and all
Coast and California points.
leaves Montana Union depot
daily at ......-- --...---. s'D m
No d for st Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at....iO 30 . N
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WINTERS LN CUSTODY
lie Killed John \. curry Near L,ndu~ ,
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
Great Falls. Feb. 5.-A Benton spc-
cial to the Standard says: Undershcrif
Howell arrived this morning. having iU
custody James II. Winters. who shot
and killed John y. Curry at the for
mer's ranch near Londusky last SdtuT-
day morning. Currys body was re-
mer's ranch near Landusky last Satur-
tant where a coronor's inquest was
held before Justice Cowan, the verdict
being t. the following effect. That the
deceased. John \. Curry. met his death
about 10 o'clock a. m. Feb. /. at q
..lace known as the TrrSsltr ranch.
about eight miles south Of Landusk!,
from tho effects Of a Eunshpt wound,
at the hands Of James Winters. the
weapon used being "A doubiebarrolai
shotgun.
one Of the witnesses before the corr
oner's jury was ". W. Lamkin, who is
said To have been in the Winters hpuS"
when the affair happened. The Wit
ness testified that he heard a noise out
side and that "A shot was fired, after
which Winters rushed into thu hOuz"
and secured his shotgun. lie then went
outside again and four or five shots
followed in quick succession. The wit
ness Nentured outside afterwards and
found Curry lying dead short dis
lance from the house. lie also testified
that on the day previous To the shoot
ing ne heard Curry notify Winters that
he would give him ten days in which ~
get off that ranch.
Sheriff Mclaughlin and posse es-
corted Under Sheriff Howell and Win
ters TO Malta. saw them safely on the
train and then returned TO the scene 81
the tragedy 10 secure what evidence
was possible. The examination of Win
ters. who maintains that ne killed Cur
ny in self defense. will occur as soon as
the sheriff returns from Malta.
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BECAUSE

The wonderful cures ne has made nave
created condolences ard delight IN the
hearts Of those Who have strurE ed IN
Vain against the fuNaEv- OF nervous de-
blity and other diseases, until TINS sue
oessful doctor twhose picture appears
aIoVeb cured them.
DIR SWEANN does not allow the
names Of his patients or their diseases TO
be published or exposed. but ne cures
them lie observes absolute confidence
and the striCtesr secrecy In all mis- pro
fessional dealings.
The Or has thousands OF testimonials
On file in his private office ana Consulta-
ton rooms They are not fictitious or so
I,!ted They are genuine, and were vol
UNFAIRLY given as true. deep. sin, ore amt
hcartfclt expressions OF gratitude and
thanks from our hest merchants, MANI
facturers. mechanics. miners, ministers
farmers lawyers. labOrers and literary
r.oul, who nav. been cured by him and
mpSo hapUy Examine IN I'm and learn
FOR yourself what he has accomplished
in ga Sos Just lil<, yours To do so would
make your heart leap with 1oy and re-
rpuad hone
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Old Lady TO drug cIerk)-Young man.
will YOU kindly direct me to the best doc
tor i'm the noishhorhood9
DRUG CleIk-My dear madam. We only
sell medicine and ". don't know whether
il kills or cures. bur If youu ask the IN
dcrtake~ next door be- will probably tell
YOU for hv certainly must know Truth
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lime SEIZED CLE
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No = from ST Paul Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern PasIuc local depot
daily at ... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 9i5 a m
No = from Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle Portland and all Coast
points, arrives Montana Union
depot daily al ....................1i5 30 p m
TRAINS DEPART.
No Z. for Spokane. Tacoma
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
and California points. leave
Montana Union depot daily at $50 a m
No = FOR ST. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern. Southern and ca
madam points leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at....1o:50 p ~
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte
and 81. Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleep
ers, elegant day coaches and dining car
service on all through trains.
For information. time cards. maps and
tickets call on or write 20 ". VI. TUOHY.
General Agent, - East Broadway. Butte,
Mont. or CHARLES :. FEE.
General Passenger Agent. 81. Paul MINI.
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\ hotel keeper al Alvord T. kicking
against the Local pIlut,. IN, landlord
ordered a lot o. uot,-hyaH~. TIE printer
p4r on the only ornaments he had in
stock-a pair OF b.6hu-s. one on each
upper corner. The landlord considers il
"A reflection on his hotel. what kickeTs
some people are '-,roukSrau Times.
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Nortbern Montana NeWs

nineteenth century style. The intro
duction of a telephone service between
his home and Blackfoot, a few miles
away has afforded Mr.. Kipp much
amusement with the aborignies, who,
after listening TO the voice of their old
friend carried over the small wire, are
convinced that he is the superior OF
the biggest medicine man the tribe ever
had even in its palmiest days.
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Frient-Hars yOI made any more
change lu your farr---rr.rIyt
Na.a-er-Nss. I've dropped out the rest
OF the plot TO MAX. room for another
song and dauce.-Lifc.
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ron SALE-NICE BEDROOM SET.
chairs. wardrobe. etc. Address G. ",
Standard Butte.
\ BARGAIN-THE FURNITURE OF A
broom house for sale. house can be
rented. location best in city. Apply TO
T. II. Rcnisch, at J. Ross Clark x co. 5
Hardware store, Butte.
FOR SALE-FOUR GOOD MILK COWS;
also one two-horse wagon. Apply Pa
Wyoming alley Butte.
FOR SALE-CuCKEN RANCH. VERY
cheap If taken at once. Apply PA Wy
omng alley. Butte.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF THREE
rooms and house for rent ~ West Por-
phyry street. Butte.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. BROOM FUR
niahcd house and Groom house unfur-
nished. +. 4. Gamer, West Broadway,
Butte.
FOR SALE-A 1880 BUSINESS FOR
$1,000. paying well; suitable for two
partners: sacrifice bargain. Address
j.. Box ~, Great Falls. for particulars.
FOR SALE - BAR FINTURES AND
POOL table at q bargain. Address p. ..
Rox 5li. Anaconda.
Fut sALE-a6-ROOM FURNISHED
boardinE house and bar fixtures. with 20
steady boarders. also a 36-room lodging
house nicely furnished. steam heat and
electric lights. centrally located. Mon
Jana Realty AZ Collection Agency. room
3. Il w. broadway. Butte.
TOR SALk-CHEAP. SECOND-HAND
machinery: lot OF betting. a lot OF i2-lb
IT" rails; also one burglar proof safe.
George Lewis room upstairs. s35 ).
Main. Bu''e
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\ COMPETENT BOoKKEEFER
wants employment to do any kind of Of
flee work Address A.. Box -, Ana
COuaa.
WANTED - SITUATION AS HOUSE
keeper by single lady. Address f..
standard. Anaconda.
WANTED POSITION AS STENoGRA-
phcr Address Miss b.. South Butte, or
STANDARD office. Butte.
FIEST-CLASS GIRL WISHES TO DO
homework Call 2u2 South Montana ST.,
Butte.
WANTEp-A SITUATION AS CHAM
Lcrmaid. waiter or TO do general house
work. 90 T.. Third St. Anaconda.
CHIMNEY SWEEP; LEAVE ORDERS
with any messenger boy or address l..
Slmington. Butte Messenger Oilce.
Butte.
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Want SaVs-

4 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head
= cents a word for the first insertion
and ] cent a word for each subsequent
insertion. No advs. taken for less than
- cents
Classified Advs. per line per month. 81 .
Count 6 words 20 the line)
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WHY

Does DR. Sweary stand tar IN advance
Of any institution or specialist m the
world Why i he successful ~ curing
every case he undertakes. even when oth.
ers have fatled2 WHY 30 the afflicted or
san Francisco and vicinity crowd his Of
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
Tor light housekeeping. 43l kemper ave-
nue. Butte.
FOR RENT-EARN. 25l +. BROAD
way. Butte.
FOR RENT - FINE FURNISHED
rooms. Alb,marle house. % West Gran
tie street, Butte.
FOR NT-RESTAURANT IN ANA
gonda Apply -o3ia East Commercial.
Anaconda. or a East, Park St. Butte.
FOR RENT-ONE OR TWO LARGE
front rooms for offices Apply Furst
block. Anaconda.
FOR FURNISHED HOUSE. .
rooms. suitable for boarders. 53i r.
Mercury street. Butte.
HOUSEKEEPING AND FURNISHED
rooms with electric hEht and heat. over
Red Foot Mrs Calder.
FURNISHED ROOMS ECTRIC
light. steam heat. free bath. reasonable
prices. Hoffman house. 81 East Park
street. Butte.
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The Northurn Montana once of the
Standard Is located IN the Bach-Cory
block. Great Falls. directly opposite the
Park hotel. Advertising rates furnished on
application.
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Montana Union.

TRAINS ann, All BUTTE.
No 4 Garrison OK ress........-.u: 30 IN
No 100 Anaconda tXpress.....-..lO:0 90 IN
.No lo2 Anaconda ezprsss...---- $50 m
No s07 n y last mail ....... II As q N
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE
No. l. Garrison express.........-.. s'S IN
No 4 Garrison accommodation.
leaves Butte &c.. ...--......... f'n m
No. iol. Anaconda express. 10 m
No ios Anaconda express.......- 800 m
No so2 u p last nsu............ go m
.Connects At Stuart With train from
Deer Iod~e and Garrison
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H.A1CE - NIpon
SpIRITTAIISM- FREE' FREE, FREE,
FIRE. test Co an who desire a siftin br.
Ritrhic. the test healing and business
medium. iS located az 90 West Broad
way. The doctor Will give 20 an test
Uf hts wonderful powers. All who are
sick dsapOuuort or I'm trouble. call and
ip convinced that this gifted medium
can and viii help you locate mines. lost
persons or property. Positively no zee
unless fun satisfaction Is given. Hours.
$40 "a. m. 10 %. ~. o. West Broadway
Butte.
INFERIENCED DAlRYMAN WOULD
lis, 20 rent ranch with ~ or Too milk
COWS. for cash or on shares. Address
D. b.. Standard. Butte.
WANTEp-A FIKsT-CLASS POOL ia
DIE. must bc in good condition. stat.
price wanted Address 4. -. Box 40
Anaconda. Mont.
W--TEI-A oR room HOUSE
brick preferred Address G,usIli Studio.
I-- s. Main street, Butte.
Dr. NDTH SECURITY Is REFUSED At
banks. -s. u-. -a East Granite. Butte.
.I.-I>E~5 MERCHANDISE BOUGHT
ua short notice. Every thing couudgn-
ual Address Box 7i5. Butte Mont
LOWEST PRICES FDE FIE~T-CLASS
dental work at East Broadway. Butte
Lessons GIVES AND ORDERS IA
Zen iu decorative art work. SIrs. NJ
M.Guaue. studio. Room II. IL y. Main
81. Butte
MIS- l.. HOUSTON. THE CELEEEA-
t-f Complexion Specialist ana Hair
dresser room 80 West Paris street.
Butte. o-v- %. X. Lewis & 90
UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICIAL
kinds Of domestic. helm furnished Room