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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28

land, of Topeka, oldest son of Pension
Agent Cyrus Leland, the well-known
politician of Kansas, left last evening
for Key West, where he viii enlist in
the navy and go into active service.
He has been a student at Washburn
college and would have graduated in
limo
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rrIed to Inv the c. Narr.

LoSDoS. April 26. according to the
special dispatches from Athens, the
Greek newspapers declare that the
United States made an offer of g, 600. =
600 for the entire Greek navy.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28

EAGLE RIVER, Wis, April 26.-Lake
Laura, a summer resort, owned by
Peter Stein, on Lake Laura, was
burned. together with all the adjacent
cottages Mrs. Stein and her four
children were burned TO death. Cauge
of the f ra is unknown
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28
Ynnnr Iadr KiIled in an Accident.

CHILLIcoTHE. Mo, April 26.-Miss
Anna McCuIIy.a prominent and highly
respected young lady OF Monroe town
ship. was instantly killed in a runaway
accident at Dawn, this county.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28
MARKET REPORTS.


Kansas CITY, April a"--Cattie-Reseip a Z
a.. calves SO. shipped yesterday. i.ios sass,,
U1 calves The market vas steady 20 ssrs-r
early b4t CLOSED rather dun The follsxir
are representative sales.
~NIpPTN. AKIN uFzESSrp sfttNF STrNrnh
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No Commission for John a. Logan. Jr.

SPRINGFIELD. Ill, April &c. Gov.
Tanner has refused to appoint John A.
Logan, Jr., commander of regiment
This request came to him through the
secretary of war. This is considered o
decided rebuff to Mr.. Alger.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28
nar and Moore Nominated.

WAsH1NGroN, April 28.-The presi-
dent has nominated William r. Day,
of Ohio, to be secretary of state, vice
John Sherman. resigned. and John b.
Moore, of New York, to be assistant
secretary of state, vice William B Day.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28
BIanoo say. He Can Hold Havana

HAVANA, April 25.-Capt Gen. Blaneo
has cabIed the government at Madrid
70 the effect that the Spanish squadron
Of warships may be utilized elsewhere,
as he can accoJ 1T for the defense With
out the assist Of the feet
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1898-04-28
Monday Baseball Games.

At observation-disclosures. IL Louisville, 4
At Cincinuati-Chicago :. Cincinnati
WESTERN LEAGUE
At polis-Mi!waukee I6; Indianap-
oils
At Oruaha-Ninneapoli 9: Omaha
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The Army Reorganization B.n signed.

WASHINGTON, April a6.-The presi-
dent has signed the Hull army reor-
ganization bill.
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THE RECORD CROWS
23 Out of the so Already
Sold.
NOW FOR HOLIDAY TRADE
steinway. Hsllet g. Davis. Kimbail,
Emerson. Estey. whitneys. HINGES.
and Other Standard Makes, From
sI42. sIee. si75 and Up, on
sio Monthly Payments.

From fifteen hundred to two thou
sand homes in Butte and vicinity are
using pianos sold by us. and each and
every instrument giving perfect salts
faction is one OF the best Endorsements
a business house can offer to the public.
Not only is the Kimball piano used and
indorsed by the people Of Butte and vi
cinity, but by the leading artists and
musicians all over the world. such as
Adelina Patti. Nordica. Leibling. Emma
Eames. Sousa, Gilmore and in fact ev-
cry musician of renown.
Recently the great Chicago Musical
College. of which DIR. Zegfeld. who was
one of the international jury that made
the awards on pianos at the worlds
Columbian exposition. IL the president.
has discarded the old standard pianos
which were the Steinway and A. r.
Chase. and replaced them with Just 20
new Kimball pianos.
Not in the history Of the State Of
Montana have its citizens received so
much intrinsic value for their money
as in the special piano and organ sale
row being conducted at the present
time by Orton Bros Of this city. IL has
been demonstrated again and again
that purchasers save at least 5000 i'm The
purchase OF fine, first-class piano at
this sale.
Think of IL. beautiful upright parlor
grand walnut or oak cased pianos arc
going at s175. s1s6 and $193 that cannot
be bought elsewhere for less than $3.50.
While the cheaper styles are selling for
$142. SIS and sl66. and all on terms of
payment little more than rent.
Here Is also the finest assortment of
the most expensive, deliberately hand
carved, cabinet grand size upright
Steinway. Hallet & Davis and Kimball
pianos that has ever been shown in
this city. Instruments as fine and beau
tiful in tone and action as fingers ever
touched, as artistic and perfect as The
most unlimited expenditure OF money
and human ingenuity have yet pro-
duced. and everyone Of them for sale
Tor less money than is asked by small
dealers or agents for common third or
even fourth grade pianos, and on terms
OF payment TO suit any reasonab ble
buyer.
II you can use a piano: if you are 60
ing 20 purchase one during the next
two years. come 10 see us at once. and
We VIII guarantee to save you enough
moLey IN the transaction to fairly edu-
cate the whole family i'm music. This is
OF mere idle talk. but a plain, honest,
straightforward statement Of facts. and
II you will come To our warerooms and
examine our stock. prices and terms.
you will be convinced to your own sa.-
isfaction.
Twenty-three out of the 30 pianos
which were offered for sale at the be-
ginning Of last week have been sold.
and II you desire to get in on this sale
come at once. ORION BROS.
General Agents. 3O5 y. Main st.
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Refused to support II.

A woman who said she was the di-
vorced wife of r. l.. Mahoney. called on
the county commissioners for aid for
herself and child. She said she was sick
and In want. and that she had gone to
Mr. Mahoney and asked him to help sup
port their child. but that he mad refused.
The woman said she thought he refused
TO give anything for the child because he
was afraid she would receive some bene-
fit from IL. The commissioners gave her
a so order for provisions and wrote a let
ter TO Mr.. Mahoney requesting him TO APP
pear before the board and show cause
why he should not be compelled to sup
port the child. which is about TO become
a charge on the county
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Stole n Slot Machine

The slot machine that has stood on the
bar of the Central Beer hall for many
moons and earned many a nickel for it's
owners. last night at 10 o'clock suddenly
disappeared. together with its winnings
of the day. Al that hour. when the bar
tender was serving "A number OF custom
ers and when. II is said. a great many
men were in the saloon. a lone individual
by the name Of Mike O'Neal tenderly
placed his right arm around the machine
and walked out with IT, Chase was given.
but the robber disappeared In the dense
smoke and there the matter rests
An hour later the man was arrested in
Pretty Paddy's' saloon I'm South Main
street with the machine under his arm
lie had broken the glass and taken the
nickels out Of the machine. Oficers Low
ney and Foley made the capture Man
and machine are In the city Jail.
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agents. The objects Of the gathering are
not known. but II Is supposed to be for
the purpose of patching up traffic mat
ters. and not because OF any contsm-
plated changes to be made in the near
future. At least that Is the information
given out at the Omaha headquarters
The meeting was composed Of all the
freight and passenger agents at terminal
points
Notwithstanding me announcement that
the trafic situation was the chief cause
Or calling the agents to headquarters.
there are rumors also tnat some changes
are scheduled TO take place about the
first Of the year. 1t IL pointed out that
prominent Union Pacific officials have
just been In. conference at Omaha and
that President Cornish Of the short line.
who was recently looking over the situa-
tion along his road, was present. and that.
IL Is surmised. meant something.
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Entertained Friends.

Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis entertained COM
pany of friends Thursday and Saturday
evenings of last week i'm honor Of
Miss Edyth Hunt, sister of Mrs. Curtis
who Is spending the holidays i'm Butte.
The guests OF Thursday evening were
entertained by some excellent music. fur
nished by Mr.. King. violinist. and Mrs.
Henderson, pianist. The guests OF Sat
urday evening enjoyed the evening at pro-
gressive whist. Mrs. ]. NJ. Reynolds car
ried of the honors of lady's first prize.
a hand-painted car receiver: Mrs. w Bai-
ley second prize, a hand-painted plaque.
and Miss Edyth Hunt the consolation
prize. a hand-painted pin tray. Mr..
Brown, gentlemen's second prize. a cigar
holder; Mr.. Curtis. second prize. a travel
ing mirror, and w. Bailey. gentleman's :
consolation prize, a hand-painted ash
tray. Dainty refreshments were served
during the evening.
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~ THE sNeezINc SEASON.
On Catching Cold Take Long Breath
and It May Disappear.

No matter what physicians may say
there seems to be no possibility Of in
ducing women to wear shoes of desira-
BILE thickness in winter. The conse-
uuence is that in this season colds are
always prevalent. These Affections
arise. as most people are aware. from
impeachment Of blood circulation. The
consequent chill Is so slight that not
until the preliminary sneeze comes Is
the sufferer aware of the trouble At
such times the first and most efficacious
measure should be TO restore the quick
flow Of warm blood through every vein.
and so by heat. instantly counteract the
little chill. One. perhaps the simplest
method of doing this has been learned
by men who stand on sentinel duty
who are obliged to suffer more or less
exposure i'm winter or who scorn the
comforts i'm cold weather of overcoat
and umbrella. Their method. when the
temperature Of the body or extremities
Is lowered. or a sudden chill or quick
change from warm to cold atmosphere
Is endured. is TO inhale three or four
deep breaths. expand the lungs To their
fullest extent. holding every time the
inhaled air as long as possible. and then
slowly letting 1t forth through the nos
trils.
In doing this the imitation Of the
lungs sets the heart into such quick
motion that the blood is driven with
unusual force along it's channels. and so
runs out into the tiniest veins. This
radiates a glow down to the toes and
finger tips. and sets up a quick reaction
against the chill. The whole effect Is to
stir the blood and set II i'm motion as
from rapid exercise. Let any woman
who goes to a dinner or ball in a low
necked dress. where the rooms are
chilly and her wraps not accessible,
try this little cure. or. bettel still. this
preventive against cold, and enjoy its
merits. Let her try IL when taking n
cold drive or when condemned by accl-
dent to sit In wet garments. Let the
maxim OF a victim to cold be always:
Keep the blood In rapid circulation; use
the deep-held breaths when first chill
Is felt
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

Last night officer Harrington arrest
ed Charles Taylor and charged him
with being a vag.
A sleighing party OF merry young
folks went out to the Nine Mile house
last night and danced while Butte
smoked.
Frank Jones of Anaconda was in the
city last night and this morning went
to Missoula on the Northern Pacific
overland.
Hilda, the eldest daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Muntzer. who has been
so dangerously IN with brain fever. is
slowly recovering.
Deputy Sheriff Aware yesterday took
Ed Mahoney and Dave Zinani to the
penitentiary, the former to serve Is
years for criminal assault and the lat
ter for one year for assault in the Sec
ond degree.
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IAN ENEMY TO THE KING"
The Frawley Company Closes It's En-
gagement at the Grand.

The Frawley company closed its en-
gagement at the Grand opera house In
Butte last night with AN Enemy to the
King" a romantic drama of the Don
Caesar de Bazan style. The story Of
the play is interesting and is full of
stirring scenes, dashing heroism.
swash-bucklering and swords leaping
from scabbards at slight provocatiol,
and has a general air of romance,
youth. love and war.
Mr.. Frawley played the part of De
Launay and did IL far better than any
character in which he has appeared
during the Butte engagement. That Is
rot. however, saying much for ar.
Frawley as an actor. Miss Bates does
not have a role in the part of Julie that
Is especially adapted to her capabili-
ties, and some of the other members If
the cast went through the play like 4
lot Of amateurs, Sam Edwards alone.
among them, playing a particularly
gooo part in his Blaise Tripault. The
engagement of the Frawleys was very
successful financially. The artistic sue
cess was limited TO the excellent play
ing of the beautiful Blanche Bates and
one or two other members Of the COM
pany and to the splendid staging and
costuming Of the plays.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver, 591s.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros.

. SnNfr, oSi2.
Rent pianos from Orton Bros.
Jerry Connolly is up from Garnet.
Read Hight & Fairfields ad., page 12.
Fred Orton, piano tuner. 107 f. Bdwy.
Charles II. Hadley is in the city from
Dillon.
A. w. Miles is in the city from Liv-
ingston.
C. C. Eggleston Of New York is at
the Butte.
Paul Morrow was up from Deer
Lodge yesterday.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co.. 119 North Main street.
We guarantee them to be the best
overcoats for SO in Butte. Boucher.
Colonel T. O'Leary, city attorney of
Anaconda, was in the city yesterday.
Sam Goodman. T. r. Carson and Mr.
and Mrs. Braden are Helenaites in
Butte.
"On the square," they are the best
suits for SO you ever saw, the ones We
sell. Boucher.
For best facilities and most thorough
courses. attend Butte Business college.
Beautiful catalogue free.
Some like gin. We handle purest Ju-
niper berry distillation at $3.50 per gal
Ion. Montana Liquor company.
The best meals in town are served at
the Silver Bow cafe. 16 w. Quartz ST.,
day and night. Davidson & Co., props.
When the smoke is too thick to ven-
ture out, just telephone Newbro to send
'Huyler's." Prompt delivery assured.
Everything in the line of smokers
articles will be sacrificed before retir-
ing from retail business at Louis S.
Cohn's.
A meeting OF the executive committee
OF the Montana Press association will
be held this evening at the editorial
rooms of the Inter Mountain.
The largest aud most complete stock
of gold and silver mounted meerschaum
and briar pipes. cigar holders. smoking
sets. etc, can be found at Louis s.
Cohn's.
p ]. Harrington. justice of the peace
elect. yesterday filed a new bond with
the county clerk and recorder in the
sum of $1,000 with John Hennessy and
Isaac Morehouse as sureties.
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CUT A PIGEON WING.
Miss Kate Dooley sent to the County Jai
for Stealing n Watch.

Miss Kate Dooley cut a pigeon wing
last night In the Yellowstone saloon. She
was escorted to the city jail by Captain
Dawson. Sergeant Leyden and Officer Fo-
ley. and there charged with the theft
OF an $50 golo watch. The alleged facts
In the case are that Miss Kate and a
number OF other misses were i'm the wine
room I'm the Yellowstone. J. G. Cole was
one OF the party, and they all cracked
more or less bottles. They concluded the
soiree by repairing to the bar to take "A
smoke consumer. While I'm this act Il is
charged that Kate swiped Coles watch
She said at the Jail that she never COM
mitted a wrong i'm her life. that her pres
ent Dredicament was really a sad affair
and that she felt the effects OF her in
discretion in taking the last drink She
was sent up TO the county TAIL
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Surrounding states Seeking Medical skin
in This Famous Mining Camp.

During the past week several opera
tions have been performed by DR.
Dogge, all OF them successful. Cases of
catarrh and most all other diseases ac-
cumulate steadily: but IL Is almost in
credible that Butte. Anaconda and their
surroundings furnish such an extraord-
inarily large number of patients with
chronic catarrhal affections, all of which
call at DR.. Dogges Office for treatment.
Many patients who suffered from de-
fects. caused by injuries. for years or
months, walking on crutches, were re-
stored to normal condition. This eli
mate makes catarrh prevalent. 1t Is
dangerous ailment. If you have any
symptoms of catarrh in tine head. nose.
ear and throat. remember that DR..
Dogge was the first physician to offer
the public treatment that cures ca
tarrh. prevents the grip and pneumonia.
Thousands of persons can testify TO the
merits of his treatment. IL is no doubt
due to this fact that DIR. Dogge. No. %
North Main street. is kept so busy with
cases OF catarrh. and also of course. 20
the fact that his treatment is the very
latest as developed in long clinic ex-
perience in the largest hospitals in Eu-
rope.
DIR. Dogge. of course, continues to
treat all diseases for IS per month. This
fee includes all medicines and the con-
stant and watchful care OF all patients
to a final cure.
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In Police Court.

In police court yesterday Billy Woods
was fined IS for drunkenness. Frank
Cote pleaded guilty to driving rough
locked on the paving and paid $40. o.
Cote pleaded not guilty to the same
charge. John Adamovich was fined SO
for disturbance OF the peace. and the
trial of Mrs. Adamovich was set for
Dec r.
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The Glass In Civics.

From Harper's Bazaar.
Now. Tommie." said the teacher IN
civics. what are the duties of a police
commissioner"
why" said Tommie. who has studied
politics under a Tammany administra-
tion. "a police commissioners chief duty
Is TO collect commissions from the po-
lice"
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Overcome by Smoke

Police Officer Murphy last night was
overcome by the smoke which has made
life miserable IN Butte for several days.
and was compelled to 90 to his room.
While there are many cases Of bad
coughs and sniffies. this is the first se-
rious case so far reported. Oficer Muir
ply was doing duty on North Main
street, where the smoke is the thickest.
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Brides and Grooms

Who are looking forward to happy
homes must depend on themselves TO
make them so. When IL comes to max
ing homes pretty. see how cheaply 1t
can be done by the Brownfield- Canty
company, 4s to 81 West Broadway.
Think of lace curtains, three and a
half yards long. so inches wide, for 20
cents a pair
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spent a Jolly Evening.

Butte Circle, No. 155. gave another carl
party Friday evening and a jolly crowd
wss there to spend the evening. Progress
sive whist being in order. the tables were
soon made ready and the payers
thoughts were soon lost I'm that popular
game. After two hours OF winning and
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losing the prizes were awarded To Mrs
w. Baily. lady's first prize. a handsome
vase; Mrs. Elliott. lady's second prize.
card receiver: gentlemen. head prize. Mr..
Kuhn. picture frame. and second prize 10
Mrs. Ryan. who played the gentlemen's
place. ink stand. Sandwiches and coffee
were passed and the evening was one 20
be remembered by all present.
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There will be meeting of Scotchmen
held Tuesday evening, Dec. 13. at s
o'clock, at the rooms of the Montana
Harness company. No. 227 South Main
street. to arrange for a Burns celebra-
tion and the formation of a Scottish So
ciety. By order Of the committee. ~
Macaulay, secretary pro tenn
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Incorporated.

tana Heating and Ventilating company
were filed with the county clerk and re-
corder yesterday. The capital stock is
10000 and the incorporators are Charles
Suiter. II. l.. Frank. John r. Richards
OF Butte. and George L. Ramsay and
Jacob Switzer Of Helena
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Buy for Cash aud Save Money.

Having adopted the policy of selling
for cash only. the Metropolitan mar
ket, 43 West Park street. Is now offer
ing the very best dressed meats at the
lowest prices in the city. BY buying at
this market your meat bills will be
much less than they ever were before,
and your meats will be better.
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SPECIAL UNDERWEAR SALE
This Week-Ypsilanti Underw'r

$3.50 Union Suits. ladies'. CSC.
81 Union Suits. ladies'. sl.40.
Children's Wool Vests and Drawers.
2Oc. 25c. 35c.
Children's fine Rib Vests and Draw
ers. 35c to sJC.
Children's Camers Hair Vests and
Drawers. i0c To S5c.
Women's heavy Balbriggan Vests and
Drawers. 25c each-value soc.
Mems Underwear-this week special
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Roller skating Rink.

We have secured a lease on the Ar
mory at the Bibrary building and will
start a cycle tire roller skating rink
about the 18th ult.
HARRISON & WHITE, Props.
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Winding Up.

You must wind up a clock before il
will run down. Louis s. Cohn is run
ming down his prices TO wind up his re-
tail business See the difference? Briar
pipes that were soc are now 25c.
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FINE Black PEAU De SOIE

The mos. fashionable dress silk, soft.
beautiful luster. wears excellent. Spec
ial qualities at 9sc. x.20 ard 1.4s. Reg
ular values 81 %. Sl.75 and S2.25.
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We are pleased TO show goods Our
prices make buyers. Silver cups. S1.00:
silver tea sets. $3.50: silver baking
dishes. $500: chafing dishes. $500. Towle
& winterhalter, 2s w. Park st.
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The Grutli hotel. 377 East Granite. Is
now open. Modern conveniences for
miners. Steam heat and bath. House
is entirely new and furnished COM
plete. Rates reasonable. Ajsssa &
Baugiar, Proprietors
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Schwaben verein.

ALE schwaben sind aufgefordere slch
heute Sontag uhr i'm Lokale einzu-
finden. ADOLPH REICHLE.
Seer
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Case. Gravelle a. Erwin Co. will sell
on Monday 2,l75 pairs ladies' kid gloves,
worth s1.25 a pair, at so cents.
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LYONS POPLIKS
Crystal BengaIine, Extraers
dinary Values, SI.6o. SI.7s.
9I.OO .
The Newest Bayodere
Cords and Stripes

In raised effects and waves. At these
low prices: 81 20. $40. s1.se. s1.s5. 81. 2kl
Representing a reduction OF almost
80 Is per cent.
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DR.. Dodd, rooms and s. Owsley.
makes free examinations of the eyes.
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GENERAL AGENTS.
A Meeting Held In Omaha to Patch Up
TrAmc Matters

General Agent Clifford OF the Union
Pacific has been in Omaha for several
days attending a meeting OF general
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Read This

Best imported dress taffetas. 313s.
81 SO. si.9s.
Values from N75 to $3.50.
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Lining Taffeta Special

Black. 2i-inch. regular si.oo quail
ity. 15c yard. Good for Monday and
Tuesday and limited to 10 yards to q
customer.
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ro-DAY's WEATHER

The Indications to-day for Montana are:
Fair; warmer IN southern portions
south to southwest winds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-05-24
CONSIDERATION
FOR OTHERS.

Truly polite men and women are SYM
pathetic. They may not believe every
beggar's tale. but when there Is an oc-
casion before them that does not admit
OF doubt their sympathies are aroused.
and they show 1t by kind deeds.
Our newspapers prove there is much
charity in the world. for as soon as a
sad case OF destitution is announced In
their columns there Is always consider
able money donated. But sympathy Is
different. 1t is needed by the rich as
well as by the poor The boy or girl
who is growing up should cultivate this
praiseworthy trait. You will need 1t
some day yourself. II you laugh at 9TH
ers when they fall or stumble, you
should not feel like complaining IL the
same rude class OF people jeer at you
when you suffer from a mishap.
French people have gained world
wide fame because of their polteness,