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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06
AGRICULTURAL,
TOPICS OF INTEREST RELATIVE
TO FARM AND GARDEN.
SOFT BUTTER.

Overheated cream will mako oilv
butter, sometimes so soft as to be un.
workable and of quito a bad flavor.
In the absence of other means of
Keeping the cream cool, it may be
kept in clean pail and hung in awelI
n lew feet above the water. The cold.
est air is in just that part OF the well.
and it is quite rarely that the temper,
at allure is is rs much as sixty degrees
Thus it may be desirable thing to
put house with lattice work sides
over the well and use it for cream
storage in tho hot weather, rs well as
In the winter. New York Times.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06
a Foxy Fox.

The fox's reputation for smartness
was well sustained by member of the
tribe near Falmouth, Me-, the other
day. A couple of hounds and hun.
ter were after it, and the fox led the
hounds to frozen pond, and out on
ice so thin that it just supported the
fox, which escaped, while the hounds
went through and were drowned.-
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06
POULTRY PAID orr TIE monrG AGE.

AT first 1 was discouraged, writes
Mrs: Il. r., and did not SEQ how I
could ever pay the mortgage and feed
and clothe my little family. At this
critical time my mother visited me and
Drought present of a brown Leghorn
hen and rooster. They we're placed in
the empty henhouse and fed on table
scraps and kitchen bits. The hen laid
through the winter and amply repaid
Tor what she and her mate ate. In
April, becoming .brooiy, 1 set twelve
Brahma eggs and obtained eleven
chicks. These were brought up by
hand that the hen might continue sit
ting. The second incubation resulted
i'll twelve chicks. Both broods were
raised without the loss of chick.
Eleven Brahmas and three Leghorn
ROSTERS were sold at profit OF 50. 40.
With ten hens the second winter be.
gan, and from October l to April
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06
BEARS GUARD THE GOLD.
A TREASURE ISLAND IN pER1Na SEA,

TRANCE it may
seem, but never
theloss it is quite
true. Twice within
the past two years
the Island of st.
Matthew has come
forcibly to my
notice. The first
time was in July or
August, 1893, in
San L RI N oi 500.
Learning that the
whalers were COM
ing in from their
lengthy cruises, I
sannterod down to
the water front to
inspect them. Lnter
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What the Harrison. Reed Regime Did

To cut off fifty millions OF income,
add fifty millions of expenditures.
borrow moro than S5O,OOO,OOO of tho
National banks by turning the re.
compton fund into the Treasury. and
add over $3.50, 900, 900 of legal tender
notes necessarily redeemable in gold,
while diverting I'M equal amount Of
public revenue to the purchase OF pig
silver to be stacked in the vaults, con.
stitute altogether one of the most
reckless programmes of financial NAL
administration ever chargeable to a
Legislative body. From each of these
acts the country is still suffering and
IL is likely to suffer for some time, for
most OF tho gentlemen who controlled
the House in the Fifty-first Congress
are IN control of the House in the
Fifty-fourth Congress, and regard
with nnalloyed satisfaction all chat
they did six years ago, and with great
astonishment and regret all the in.
eevitable results of it.-New York
Journal of Commerce.
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PROSPEROUS MILLS.
COTTON FACTORIES EMERGE from
THE GLOOM OF MKINLEYIeM.

Their Dividends the Largest for
Many Years-Low Tarlff Brought
Bigger Profits-HIgh Tariff Adyo-
Gates Suppress tho News.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06

by Joye, left my pocketbook under
my Pillow" "Oh. we'll your servant is
honest, isn't she?" THAT'S Just it
shel take it right I'D to my wifew
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-03-06

sne-if mad my live TO live over
nsa'h Hell thought that's what
YOU were doing; yon said you were %.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-02-07
strange Manner in nhich a Stranger Got
Back His Pocketbook.

From the Hartford Courant
\ gentleman from Philadelphia. who
has been in Hartford for several laws
on business, lost his pocketbook con-
tanning $l3 few days ago. lie made
diligent inquiries for ii II places where
he had been, including the opera house
cafe, where he had taken some of his
meals. Mr.. Barby, the manager, said
that the pocketbook had not been found
there. and added that if any of the
walters had found il IL would have
been handed over to him. He called all
the walters up and all Of them said
they had not seen il. The gentleman
went out and walked down Main street.
Behind him he heard TWO men talk
ing:
Lets stop in the City hotel and have
a drink" sad one. The other inquired
where the City hotel was, and his COM
panion said ii was a little way down
the street.
"All right" said the other, but have
the drink with me. Last night l had
nothing and to-nigh; l have s73." The
fact that the amount named was ex-
aCtly the amount that the Philadelphia
man had lost attracted his notice and
he turned around to see who was talk
ing. He recognized the speaker as a
man he had known in Philadelphia.
Stepping aside he let the two men pass
barroom. Stepping up to the man who
said ne had S73, ne said:
You have my pocketbook and you
must hand il over. 1t is a little red
book and contains SI3 and SO cOnfvd-
crate bill"
The man Indignantly denied having
4 and asked his accuser who he was
that he should dare T. make such a
charge.
III tell you who 7 am" he replied,
"and III tell you who you are. You
were employed once In The Philadelphia
postafIice and l arrested you for steal
ing and ling stamps. Now hand
over me p5cks.hoCk OF Il VIII 90 hard
with YOU
The fellow recognized his accuser and
al once -,ak -ha pnsk-,b'ok on, Of his
pocket and returned il t. Is owner,
u.u,. % is contents having been dis
turb-d. This Is a true story, bu, II is
hard 20 beat
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HER HEADLESS BODY
The Murderers of Pearl Bryan Taken
in Out of the Wet.
ONE IS SUBJECT TO FITS
Kentucky's Mystery Cleared Up by
the Confession of Scott Jack
son. Who duplicates Others-A
Preachers = on Arrested.

Cincinnati. Feb. 6.-Scptt Jackson,
accused Of the murder Of Pearl Bryan
of Greencastle. has confessed, implcat-
ing Alonzo NJ. Walling. Walling has
also confessed to a personal knowledge
of the murder of the girl last Friday
night. Walling tries to lay the whole
blame on jackson. \ satchcl. which
the murdered woman brought here
Jan. IS, was shown Jackson TO permit
him to examine blood stains in II. lie
would not quite admit the head had
been in the satchel. but said il looked
as If il had been there. Before his
confession jackson said. II am af-
nicted with faintinG spells and after
they pass away I get dclrious and
and don't know what l am dong. When
I was a boy living i'm indianapolis,
have risen in a delirium after a spell.
dressed myself and wandered for hours
without knowing what | have done
Scott jackson made the confession
by small statements because h" saw
the clouds of evidence gathering
around him. He has not divulced the
details of the crime. When he admits
the girl was murdered he does it as IL
a third person had committed the
crime.
Jackson's room mate. Alonzo Wall
ing. has confessed to a knowledge Of
the crime but only as a go-hctwee1
for jackson. There is no doubt Jack
son was the principal. William Wood,
arrested at South Bend, Ind. is deeply
implicated. \ bundle of letters from
Wood to Jackson bear this part OF
Jacksons confession out Nearly all of
Woods letters are about girls. and
some too grossly indecent to be read
aloud
Pearl Bryan would have become a
mother in four months. Jackson says
Wood is responsible for her condition.
She arrived here at the Cincinnati,
Hannibal & Dayton depot Tuesday
night Jan. IS. at : o'clock. John Bell
took her to the India house. and by
her orders notified Jackson. She told
Bell If Jackson did not come Walling
would. Jackson says in his confession
she came here to have an abortion per-
formed. He implies that Walling pro-
cured II. He admits she was killed i'm
an attempt to perform the operation.
Neither Walfng nor Jackson is specific
in the statement as to where and how
the crime was performed. Both agree
it was committed Friday night. Wall
ing is more frank. Jackson speaks
stolidly. but looks as if he would burst
with remCrse.
South Bend. Ind, Feb. 6.-Win
Wood, son of Rev. -. \. Wood OF
Greencastle, Ind, was arrested here
on account of a telegram alleging he
might be an accomplice i'm the murder
| of the young woman at Fort Thomas
/ Ky, whose headless body was found
there last Saturday morning. 1t Is al
/ legged Wood put the unfortunate girl
| on the train at Greencastle and was
! the last person at that place seen with
! her. Wood and the officers left for
| Cincinnati TODAY
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BRIEF GRAM

New York, Feb. 6.-Robert Adams
carrying on business under the name
Of II d II. Adams. manufacture OF
cotton goods. assigned to-day without
preferences to Charles +. Shade The
failure is said to involve $500. ZOO.
London, Feb. 6.-Advices from Blan-
tire, under date of Jan. p. say tn"
Sikhs. under British officers, gained
two brilliant victories over slave raid
ers i'm British Central Africa. The
Arabs were totally routed. II chiefs
were captured and the road into the
interior thereby cleared.
Rome. Feb 6.-The report that Car
dinal Rampolia, papal secretary Of
state. has resigned, owing u serious
differences with the pope, is denied in
authoritative quarters.
Paris. Feb. 6.-Several newspapers
declare the position Of Brazil regard
ing the Amapa territory, and the con-
duct of Cabral. the alleged governor of
the disputed district. Is becoming in
tolerable and the national dignity AZ
quires the matter be speedily COM
Guided
Washington. Feb. G-John shea.
first-class clerk in the pension and
record division Of the war department.
a veteran of the LAKE war. committee
suicide in closet Of the department
this morning 10y shooting himself i'm
the head, dying almost instantly. lie
was unbalanced mentally from "a
wound inflicted during the war
Washington. Feb 6.-The Red Lake
and White Earth Indian reservation
comprising about "A million acres. part
Of the Chippewa reservation of Mime
sofa. will be opened To settlement May
! by proclamation 10 be issued shortly
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HIN. bulyu
I

To be thin, Tor a baby, is
to be deprived Of its natural
ease; to suffer and not be able
tofeel it; towear a sad pinched
face; to live on the edge OF
sickness; to grow imperfectlY;
and to lose The power Of re-
sisting disease. When a baby
is thin it needs more fat than
it gets from lis food; it is
starved, fat-starved. SCOTS
Emulsion is the easiest fat
it can have; the fat it needs.
SOC. and sr.oo a; all druggists.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago. Feb. 6.-Cattle-The continued
mild weather is checking the demand for
beef, but to-day's receipts were so small
that there was a fair demand at stronger
prices. Common to extra choice beef
steers sold at s3.25d4.75; cows and heif-
ers, S2q3.25; calves, $5.25d6; stockers and
feeders, S3a3.SO.
Hogs-The larger receipts recently pre-
dicted by the packers are not materializ-
ing and packers reluctantly put back the
DC they took off yesterday. The trade
was animated at $4a4.3O.
Sheep-Prices were no more than steady,
larger supplies having checked the ad-
vance. Common to choice native sheep
sold at S2.50q3.50; westerns, SO. 40d3. 60
yearlings at $3.6Oa4.1O; lambs, $3.50
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SlI.ITI LIISM FRIr' FREE. FREE
H... f.-t 90 al @Ia desire O. -ittIu. pr
E.r.... fl. Test H-aIIl- and business
medium. ls located at .. West Broad
.... Tl. I..r1r viii give fr Iu 10 f.St
.. Dds wuulrfF.I powers. All who are
-..E U,. Hpua-ur COZ bon trouble. eau and
d.. convinced that This -ift.L medium
ram and Will hs.r sou .u,Ir. mines. lost
person. .. property Positively lu f--
.....- ..I -af-. a.f..r D. given. Hours.
q. Cd. m. o. g. o.. b.. West Broadway.
E..rf..
EN..I. ENCEu bAIENMAN WOULD
la- r1 rent ranch with O" up lu' milk
COWS. IHr cash coz on shares. Address
b. De-. Standard ElL-e.
LOWEST PRICES EDE FIEST-CLAsS
#..r. work a East Broadway. Butte
EI -> Ss MERCHANDISE BOUGHT
ur short notice. EErrythlus counJen-
u4L Address Box -i1. Butte. Mont
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The Critical Editor-Aiiss Wright.
think IL would be better TO change that
sentence wherein you say that woman
cannot be expected 10 remain silent uu-
der a smarting sense Of injustice"
The Lovely Essayist-Why. what is
wrong with it,
Il think IL would be more in accoraaun.
with fact II you were to change remain
10 become Remain you know implies
the continuance Of previous condition.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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\ recent poem bon the chilaren's page
asks. What can boy do. anyhow 90
We'll. by the proper use of tack ne can
make his pa talk in four different LAM
guaEes: by drCTp.ur little ammonia on
her back he can make the family cat driH
a hole throu-u ID. vpod,h-d. hy his free
and disin-,n51us youI .-SatioE 20 his sis
tar's best yelu- man De- can make that
sister cherish p,~~iuI-rtr feelings toward
the universe. What can't boy do2-Min-
neap0lis Journal
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lime SCHEDULE

lime SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE
~ 'r.~. 50 Paul chicago
and all Eastern points, arrives
Northern faglu. local depot
daily az .... ........---. SO d IN
No. :. from Spokane. Tacoma,
Seattle Portland and all Coast
points. arrives Montana Union
depot daily al -..........--.. ..--ll- 90 2 m
TRAINS DEPART
No e. for spokane Tacoma,
Seattle Portland and all Coast
and california pplu.s. leave
Montana Union depot daily At. : 30 a m
No = FOR -. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern southern and Ca
madam points leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at....lo % . N
Pullman Sleeping cars between Butte
and ST 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 90 W. VI. TCOHN.
General AGENT ~ East Broadway, Butte.
Mont. or CHARLES : fEh,
General Passenger Agent. St Paul MINI.
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Montana Union Time card.
BUTTE TIME CARD.

Butte. Anaconda < Pacific 3. X.
Aku,lN a.. ~ BLIIE
No. 2 Anaconda and Helena express. ar
riVes daily .-...-.. .........-..s. foa- IN
No. 4 Anaconda express, con
Meeting ~i.h Great Northern
rauNa. through t-ains for East
and West arrives daily ...-....-. t:ib m
DEPART FROM BUTTE
No 8 Anaconda express. leaves
S.Iv -. .......Io:tS m
No J. Anaconda express from st
Paul Helena and inter ediats
ro,nts r.e,.s DIV ......... 500 . m
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LIE MARKETS.

New York, Feb. 6.-The course of to-
days stock market was extremely disap-
pointing to many persons who had ex-
pected. in view of the great and surpas-
sing success of the new government loan.
a decided return in prices, both here and
abroad. Apparently, both in London and
on the floor of the New York stock eX-
change the news was not regarded from
a broader point of view than as affording
an opportunity to secure profits accruing
from the recent rise.
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Northern Pacific.

- " AlNtfNA e1iAA@a
lkA-NS AtItsIN l. A. 49, a o.
No. g. from 81 Paul. Chicago
and ali Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local depot
oaly AZ ....-.-.-.--- ..-s-s go" 49, - -
NJ u. No. 2 from Spokane Ta-
coma. Seattle. Portland and all
Coast points. arrives Montana
Union depot daily at .....-..... .n:p N
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE
NJ u No l. for SPOKANE Taco
ma Seattle Portland and al
Coast and California points
leaves Montana Union depot
daily a. osp - -
No > for ST Psui. Chicago and
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
nadian points. leaves Northsrn
pacirc iocsi depot dstv at...-lo;D o N
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Chicago Wheat Market.

Wheat-There was not as much excite
ment and the trade was not as large but
the market nevertheless was sensitive
and nervous, the range for the day being
lc. The trade was mainly local, with less
doing for account.
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The Kentucky editor was very indiC-
rant. Ee restrained himself admira bly,
and ruurauteI himself with PUBLISHING al
-rH top o. The first column Of -h. first
PAGE the following NO doubt The reader
who sem u- dozen bottles OF apglInaris
water for subscription meant kindly. bur
~. must remind him that We cannot run
This paper on wiEI.-Astoria AsIorian.
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Nortbern Montana NeWs

The Northern Montana ONCE of the
Standard IS located IN the Bach-Cory
block. Great Falls. directly opposite the
Park hotel. Advertising rates furnished on
npplcation.
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Money Market

Government bonds strong and higher.
Money. easy at 2lad5 per cent closed at
per cent; sterling exchange steady at
"a. SSd4.SSi4 for demand and S4S7q4S7ia
for so days
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Montana Union.

IkAISs ANIME, Al SUITE.
No z Garrison eT ress.....-.-...n;S On
NO 100 AnscoTds sxpress.-....lo ;O q IN
sNo lO2 Anaconda -Iprsss....... 400 Q IN
~ soq ~ y fast mail ....... II - Q IN
TRANS LEAVE BUTTE.
No. l. 0srr. -ou express -. g." N
No z Garrison sccommoda tion.
leaves Butte ---..-.....-.. 40 IN
No l0l Anaconda approximately On
No los Anaconda sEpress........ o'O D IN
No eOa u y FAST msn.......... zoo q m
Connect. - Stuart with train trom
Dssr ' odrs snd Garrison.
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hic,po Genera N.rLa,

Close-May wheat, 67I4c; corn. 9OIac:
oats, 2li2c: pork, s1O51; lard. s5.77: ribs.
s.. 40 Receipts: Wheat, 1900 bushels:
corn, $4,000 bushels: oats, $4,000 bushels.
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wANTED-A OR s-ROOM HOUSE,
brick preferred. Address Genelli Studio.
10 y Main street. Butte.
IF YOUR SECURITY IS REFUSED AT
banks. sec US. % East Granite. Butte.
WANTED-A FIRST-CLASS POOL Ia
BILE. must be .n good condition. State
price wanted" Address Z. 0. Box SOC.
Anaconda. Mont.
LESSONS GIVEN AND ORDERS Ia
ken in decorative art work. Mrs. NJ. s.
McGuane. Studio. Room IL. lis y. Main
St. Butte.
MRS. r. HOUSTON. THE CELEBRA-
ted Complexion Specialist and Hair
dresser . room 3 West Park street.
Butte over o. X. Lewis & Co.
UNION EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-ALL
kinds Of domestic help furnished. Room
g. Il West Broadway. Butte.
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Boston Mining stocks.
RECOVERED HIS MONEY.

Boston, Feb. 6.-Boston & Montana
75a4 Butte q Boston, SIS
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOM ~
brick nuldug. 5"l r. Park avenue. An
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Want Sdvs-

4 ADVERTISEMENTS under this head
~ cents 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. p
Count 6 words to the lineD
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TEX Room IN the Greas
fals 0lncs o. the stan.
4arl. In the BOcl-Cory
g.lcA Pleasant room.
lAor ougl.y yentilt-st
and hslIs /, VI 4 slecsrl:
b hts andltn tor serves.
Terms reasonable. APP
pIy IS Standard Olncs.
Great Falls. Mol an
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Pullman -IcHpinE Cars.
Elegant lining Cars.
gouris. lceplng Cars.
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ANACONDA TIME CARDS.

Butte, Anaconda 81 Pacific z. r.
CTime Schedule).
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA
No. I. Butte express. daily HOS =
No. / Butte express. making con-
nectlon at Butte with Great
Northern railway through
rives daiIv '..-,,.1-.~..... -. SIS m
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
No. Butte and Helena express
daily o.. o.. ......... .-...-.-.-..-. 30 IN
No T. Butte exDress for ST. Paul
POINTS departs dairy. ....... 100 N
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FOR SALE-ONE-IIALF INTEREST IN
machine shop and In iron foundry.
muldcr preferred. fine opening for the
right man. 81 500 cash required. For par
ticulars address H., Standard office An
H,nua4. Mont.
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...r.s rooms. hot and cold water. gas.
..fr. rur West t.4l.na street. Butte.
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" ASTED HELP

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
OWsIey Block. Butte. Phone 2O5. En-
ployers and gooi family. hotel and
boarding house help. BE sure and come
TO the Peoples office for business.
WANTED FOR SATURDAY.
DO South Mann street. Butte.
WANTED-HARHER FOR SATURDAY
at q North Main street, Butte.
WANTED-GOOp GIRL FOR kITCH-
en- work. Apply Steward Montana Ho-
tel. Anaconda.
WHEN ~ NEED OF a GOOD COOK.
man o. woman. call on or write the st.
Paul Employment once. IFS North
Main. Butte.
MONTANA EMPLOYMENT OFFICE
Furnish help Of all kinds Andrew Cul-
bortson. l22 y Main. Butte. Mont
HELP OF ALL KINDS FURNISHED
on application, Anaconda Employment
Agency. Shields block. Anaconda
AGENTS WANTED QUICK SALES.
large profits Machctte Co. 1858 Cottage
Grove Avenue, Chicago. III.
NA,rED .IU.A..ON.
AN EXPERIENCED DREssMAkER
would like sewing 10y the day or al
home -u5 ". Park Butte.
COMPETENT BOOK EET Err
wants employment TO do any kind of Of
flee work. Address a.. Box 20. Ana
coula.
WANTED POSITION As STENOGRA-
ph,r Address Miss b.. south Butte or
standard office. Butte.
FIRST-CLASS GIRL WISHES TO DO
house work can -. South Montana ST.,
Butte.
CHIMNEY SWEEP, LEAVE ORDERS
with any messenger hoy or address r.
Siminrtou. Butte Messenger Office
Butte.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
HELENA. MONT
DESIGNATED DEPOSITORY
Financial Agent of the United States

Cap IL and Unitvided Profits.
ONE MILLION DOLL AIRS
Gensra. Bauk.u- Business Transacted InIee
sss Paid on I'm deposits -afe.y
DEPOSIT uONeS.
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FOR SALE-CHEAP BROOM FUR
uishcd house and Groom house unfur-
nish,d. l.. A. Gamer West broadway.
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aroudt, NNhi.
FOR SAI.E-NICE BEDROOM SET.
chair.. wardrobe. etc. Address G. y,
Standard. Butte.
4 BARGAIN-THE FURNITURE OF \
broom house for sale. house can be
rented. location best in city. Apply TO
r. n. Rouisch. az J. Ross clark a Co.'S
Hardware store. Butte.
FOR SALE-FOUR GOOD MILK COWS;
also one two-horSc wagon. Apply FL
Wyoming alley, Butte.
FOR SAIE-CUuCKEN RANCH. VERY
cheap n taken at once. Apply PA Wy
omiug alley, Butte.
FOR SALE-TUENITURE or THREE
rooms and house FOR rent i West Por-
phyry street. Butte.
FOR SALE-CHEAP. BROOM FUR
nishcd house and Groom house unfur-
nish,d. l.. A. Gamer. I West broadway.
Butte.
FOR sALE-A $3.50 BUSINESS FOR
1900. paying well. suitable for two
pa~tnors sacrifice bargain. Address
j.. Box 80. Great Falls, for particulars.
FOR SALE BAR FlAr,HEs AND
POOL table al "A bargain. Address 4. y.
Box ga Anaconda.
FoK SAI.E-16-KOOM FURNISHED
boarding house ard bar hxtures with %
steady boa .dcrs. also "a 35-room iodglng
house nicely furnished. steam heat and
electric lights centrally located. Mon
tana Realty a Collection Agency. room
3. A. W. Broadway. Butte.
iOIt SALt.-CHEAF SECOND iA>b
machinery. lot OF betting. Tot Of II. o
- rams. also one burglar proof SAFE.
George Lewis. room J. upstairs. SSs ).