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The Christian Relief Association.


1t is with the desire to more fully ac-
quaint the citizens of Boulder with the
Christian Relief association, the scope of
its work and its needs, the following is
published.
1t is an organization, composed of rep
resentatives of the several churches of
the city, for the purpose of relieving all
worthy cases of destitution not cared tor
by any other charity organization.
There is considerable poverty and suf-
fering in our city. and we earnestly SO.
liclt the cooperation of all of our citi.
zens in the following directions:
First-Contributions of cash are need.
ed, and should be given or sent to either
the president or secretary.
Second-We need all sorts of clothing
and shoes, food and provisions of all
kinds. and fuel. All contributions along
these lines may be left at the Office OF
Mr.. Noah Brandyberry, chairman of the
visitation and relief committee, New
block, I2th street, near the railroad, OF
reported to him by postal card or 9th.
erwise, and any articles of food or cloth
ing will be called for as they are needed
We shall need considerable coal and
trust it may be placed at our disposal.
Third-We also ask that any cases ol
want be reported to US. SO that investi'
cation may be made and relief afforded
if found deserving.
The hearty cooperation and liberal
support of our citizens IS earnestly re
quested along these lines, and will be
very thankfully received.
Executive committee
Rev. P. E. Bierbauer, president, P. O
box o7s.
w. T. Brown P. M. Nelson
Geo. F. Chase T. B. Holman
F. L. Boyd Harry Cassady
Mrs. Emma Terry Mrs. A. M. Pease
and the pastors Of the several churches
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Coming.

Alba Haywood is versatile artist in
character sketches. Indeed it would be
hard to find his equal in "old lady
parts. and the hoy" act is an oddity
peculiar to Mr.. Heywood's original
humor. His other delineations and
comic songs are pleasing and laughable
Miss Drescher, the violin soloist. take:
leadership among American ladies who
have taken up the violin. Her execu.
ton is marvellous and there is TO be no.
ticed in her playing delicacy of grace
OF movement. The euphonium solo Of
Clint Haywood and the accompaniment,
of Miss Steele were received with mark
ed favor.-Indianapolis Nnd,) Journal
The company will appear here in the
Temple on December a.
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Merchant of Venice

The production of the "Merchant OF
Venice" now being prepared bv cast
of prep school students under the direc.
ton of DR.. Callahan and Miss Freeman,
is rapidly nearing completion. When i,
is produced at the prep school next Mon.
day, the audience will see an entertain.
ment worthy in every way. There is
some especially strong bits of acting by
the young people. and their interpreta.
ton of The difficult lines would do credit
to more experienced heads.
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"A RniOf0l Accident.

While cleaning the rolls in the Cham
oerlain reduction works this morning, ].
A. Green, an employe. got his hand caugh,
in the machinery. suffering most painful
injuries. The thumb and one finger Of
his right hand were so badly crushed
that it is likely that he will lose
them entirely. He was removed to DR..
Battey's Office, where his wounds were
dressed
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AdDi|0| Dewey
S|0ldS PQ|
DEWEY WON'T FLINCH.

The Manila Hero Is Prepared to Meet All
Corners.
New York, Dec. I6-A Journal de
spatch from Manila states that Dewey is
prepared to hold his position against the
world. Since the addition of monitors to
his fleet he feels able to cope with any
power. The insurgents are becoming
more friendly. Dewey refuses to discuss
The political situation in the Philippines.
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Toysl Teysi Toysl

We have bought the entire line Of
samples of the great house of the Stro.
bel & Wilken Co., the largest importers
Of toys in this country. and having
bought them At one third of. we are able
to sell you toys cheaper than many a
buys them. See our line; It is
the largest in Northern Colorado.
l2tf THE PEOPLES STORE.
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Another Change.

The Tootle Weakley company now
has sole control of the Chase millinery
sto OK, the forty. eight hours in which the
Barrows company was allowed to file its
redelivery bond, having elapsed last
night The case will now have hear
ing in the district court in Denver.
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Democrats Don |
F0VO| Increase
OPPOSE ENLARGEMENT.

Democrats Urge that Present Standing
Army IL Sufficient.
Washington, Dec. I6-The Republi
can leaders are now fully aware tha, it is
the purpose of the Democrats to efeat
the military bill providing for the in.
crease of the standing army. The op
position claims that the present normal
number of 67.ooo is sufficient for all pur.
OOSes
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UprisinE at Yennon.

Cairo, Egypt, Dec. I6-A rebellion
against the Turks has broken out at
Yemen. Thirty thousand troops have
been modified in the district. The in.
surgents are led bya fanatic prophet
who warns his followers despotically.
The uprising is similar to that in the
Soudan fifteen years ago in which Gordon
was killed.
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Plaintiffs Need Help

Constable MADEIRA was sent over to
Marshall this afternoon to assist the
plaintiffs in the Whiles ct al W. Scott ct
al case in removing the machinery and
improvements from the defendants land
as awarded by judgment in the district
court. The defendants, it is stated, are
attempting to check the work.
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Cl.vsland's Organized H.,dup..

Cleveland, O.. Dec. l6-An organized
band of holdups are operating upon the
street railway conductors. The robbers
attack the conductors late at night or
early in the morning. The conductors
are purchasing fire arms today in con-
sequence of four holdups on the cars this
morning.
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Ashes of Caesar.

Rome, Dec. lo-Ashes supposed 10 be
those of Julius Caesar were found be.
meath column this morning excavated
the spot where Caesars body
was cremated
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Literatnre and Art.

The fourteenth o'clock entertainment
at the university will be an illustrated
lecture by DR.. Hellems Many slides
have been made especially for this lee.
,ure from views procured by Dr.. Hell.
lens in Italy, Friday night.
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WILL SEEK ADMISSION.

Governor Otero Of New Mexico starts to
Washington on Business Bent.
Chicago. Dec. I6-Governor Otero, of
New Mexico, arrived here this morning
on his way to Washington where he will
work for the admission of New Mexico
as a state.
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BRYAN VISITS CAPITOL.

Silver Champion Warmly Received in
Democratic Quarters. r.
Washington, Dec. I6-Col. Bryan Wis.
tied the capitol today, and in the Demo
cratic cloak room received calls from
Democratic and Republican statesmen,
who came 10 see their former legislative
associate.
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ATTACKED THE EMBASSY.

A Young Man, Temporarily Insane, Rocks
tho british Headqu Irters.
Washington, Dec. I6-t. w. Pearson.
a young man believed to be temporarily
insane, threw four bricks through the
glass doors of the British embassy this
morning. causing damage to the extent
OF 5000. Miss Paunceforte, daughter OF
Sir Julian Paunceforte. who was in the
Office, was injured by flying pieces OF
glass.
A sister called on Secretary Hay later
and explained that the conditon of her
brother was due to overwork and nerv
BUSINESS resulting from failure to pass his
examinations. A medical board will ex-
anime into his case this afternoon.
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Eyxps to succeed Bli.s.

Washington, Dec. I6-It is believed
that Pension Commissioner H. c. Evans
will be appointed as secretary of interior
to succeed Bliss.
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Warrant for Exterhazy.

London, Dec. I6-Despatches to the
Central News from Paris state that war.
rants have been sworn out for the arrest
of Count Esterhazy.
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"FinnIgan's Ball.

The Murray and Mack company pro.
duced the play "Finnigan's Bali" at the
Temple last night. While it was clever
in part. the packed house that it secured
evidenced the tact that it was somewhat
overrated.
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Colonel Koosevelt's Message.

Oyster Bay, Dec. I6-Governor.elect
Roosevelt has completed his message.
In it he urges civil service reform, but
suggests only few changes in the
Raines law.
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Fttz viii be a Manager.

New York, Dec. I6-Bob Fitzsimmons
is seeking control of an athletic club
house at Coney Island and aspires to be
come matchmaker and boxing man
aper.
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New or,.an. win b. Steam Heated.

Washington, Dec. I6-The cruiser
New Orleans has been ordered out of
commission to allow workmen to fit out
the vessel with steam heating apparatus.
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SOuI1 R0VeS
Over Mckinley
TRIUMPHAL TOUR.
President McKinley's Trip III the South a
Continuous Ovation.

Continuous Ovation.
Montgomery, Ala, Dec. I6-This is
Mckinley day and every house is decor
ated in honor of the chief executive.
McKinley's address in Atlanta has set
the people wild and all are vying with
one another in giving the president a
warm welcome.
The president arrived at 3p. m. and
held a reception at "Old Ship" church.
He made an address there and after.
ward addressed a colored delegation.
He will leave at 5 o'clock for Savannah.
Tuscoogee, Dec. I6-President Nc.
Kinley and party visited the normal and
industrial schools here TODAY. He was
heartily welcomed.
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HAVANA STREET RAILWAY.
An American Syndicate Has Purchased q
Franchise for u. .472,OOO.

New York. Dec. I6-Col. c. NJ. Har.
vey, the head of syndicate. has pur
chased the franchise for constructing
and maintaining an electric street rail,
way in Havana. paying SI.472,ooo for the
same. Henry Payne White aud Sen
ator Smith, of New Jersey. are associated
with Harvey in the enterprise,
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They have been juggling with us for
the past two or three months; and
Santa Claus has given US permis.
sion to jingle them 70, you; and from
now on we shall make them
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
Mrs. Carter and her music class

Mrs. Carter and her music class
will give concert on the evening of
Saturday, the 23d inst, assisted by a
few others in the chorus and a quar-
tettc. Recent events have shown
that Stevcnsvillc possesses some fine
talent, and this entertainment is
certain to come fully up to all pre-
vious efforts. y full house is GER
tain. The programs will be out
next week. @. % .s- -~
1t is expected that Harry d.
Moore, register of state lands, will be
here tonight to try and lease some Of
the lands that the arid land commit
sion and the people Of this valley
want to see reverted back to the
state, that the big bench land canal
lproject may be put through. If any
Of these lands are leased it will tic
up the lands for five years and it is
to be hoped that Mr.. Moore will get
no bidders. II he does the cana
project will have to be given up dnc
that will be bad thing for tins val.
lev.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
STATE AND WORLD.

The republicans elected their
entire city ticket in Lincoln, Neb.
Lewis and Clarke county's assessed
valuation is dropping near to that OF
the third class.
Jesse II. Wilson, an old Montana
newspaper man and stenoyraphcr,
though young in years, died last week
in Helena from consumption.
Crow Dog, the famous old chief of
the Sioux Indians, has offered To
raise regiment OF Sioux to fight for
the United States in case uf war.
The parties arrested at Livingston
for the murder OF Bill Gray were
turned loose, sufficient evidence to
bind them over not being forthcom-
ing.
The United States supreme court
has affirmed the decision Of the Mon
tana court giving Andrew Davis the
First National bank Of Butte as his
share Of the Davis estate.
An amendment to the sundry civil
bill, offered by Carter, for $13, 900
| for the construction Of a wagon road
| from Garnincr to Golden Gate. Ma
tional Park, has passed the senate.
Attorney John Boor. cx-secretary
of the state senate and now serving
a year in the pcntcntiary for con
ceaing state papers. has been dis
barred from practicing law in this
state by the supreme court.
Algcrnon Sartnris, grandson Of
General Grant. is anxious to serve his
country i'll the event of war He has
sent message to General Lee asking
Il commission on his staff. The con,
sui general commended the young
man for his patriotism, and said that
he would accept Sartors' services il
he took the field.
| No-To- Iiac for Fifty Cents.
J Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes veal
men strong, blood pure. 60c, 81. All druggists
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
Will not be Postponed


Helena, April 11.-The state board
Of land commissioners today decided
not to postpone the sale or lease of
Bitter Root lands advertised to take
place in a few days. The arid land
commission desired the sale put off
until a reply could be received from
the government to the request that
the state be permitted to exchange
the lands for others in order to per-
nit the commission to reclaim them.
After considering the matter, the
board decided that it would be best
to allow the register to sell or lease
them, taking chances on the com
mission rcclaiming them in the event
Of an exchange being perfected
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
prcsbytery Meeting.

The Presbytery of Butte convenes
in the Presbyterian church, Corvallis,
Thursday evening, April IA, at 1870
p. m. The following is the program
Of the evening exercises:
Thursday, April If, 1870 p H.
Sermon by Rev. o. P. Rider.
r.. Friday, April Is, 1870 p. m.-Sub-
jcct: 'The Position Of Christ in the
World" Spcal1ers-Revs. George W.
Healy Of Anaconda and @. G. Weller
of Dillon.
Saturday, April 16, 1880 p. m
Subject: ''Foreign Missions. Speak
crs-Reys. J.. B. Butler Of Philipsburg
and j. M. Roberts Of Butte.
On Sunday, 1lth inst, Rev. E. j.
Groeneveld, D. d., will preach, and
in the evening, at 1880, Rev. Walter
Hays of Missoula will preach.
The business meeting Of the Pres
bytery will be held during Friday ant
Saturday.
The public are cordially invited.
GEO. A. BLAIR, Moderator
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
Train From Anaconda to Hamilton

Helena, April lit is quite re-
liably reported that the management
Of the Northern Pacific has concluded
to put into operation very soon 10,
cal passenger train service on a day
light schedule between Livingston
and Hamilton. The service will con
sist Of a train between Anaconda anC
Hamilton daily except Sundays. This
train will be known us the cooper
City Special 1T will connect at Gar.
rison with a local train running tt
Livingston. Arrangements for the
new service are said to be under way
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
The Second ordered TO Move

Helena, April accompanies 3
and G, Second United States infan-
try, stationed at Fort Harrison, re-
ceiyed orders this evening to prepare
to move. The officers do not know
whore they will be ordered to or no"
soon moving orders will come. The
Second regiment. which has it's head
quarters at Fort Keogh, has been an
ticipating orders OF this kind for
some time, and very little remains
TO be done towar d getting ready to
lnnurt
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
ALMOST SURE DEATH.
Torpedo Boat Men Will Stand But Little
Chance of Escape.

Torpedo Boat Men Will Stand But Little
Chance of Escape.
Key West, April s The Detroit
steamed out for patrol duty tonight.
with deck rails swung down, netting
spread to catch splinters, and every
thing barred for action. The prccau-
tions in watching the incoming YES
sells were redoubled. Men stood at
magazine posts ready in moment to
pass a shell to be used on friend or
foe alike that failed to satisfactorily
disclose their identity. The Puritan
passed the Detroit as she proceeded
to her station at the Havana entrance
to the larbor. The usual courtesies
were exchanged. There was not a
naval officer but brcathed easier when
the monitor Joined her smaller sisters
the Terror and the Amphitrite. A
lieutenant on board the larger ship,
as he looked through his glass at
these formidable craft, said to the
correspondent Of the associated press:
"Those three floating forts could by
themselves whip the whole Spanish
navy"
When knowledge Of the plan OF
blockade Of Havana, as reported in
the dispatches last night, spread
through tile fleet today, no end OF
discussion cnsucd. The general i'm
preston is that the men on the tor.
pedo boats will stand but little chance
Of ever coming out Of an engagement
alive. This view was thoroughly
confirmed by the torpedo boat mer
themselves, and the matter Of fact
way in which they discussed thci]
chances was striking illustration o
American pluck and Of indifference
to death in their cuuntry's cause
officers and men alike.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

Washington, April 9.-Two of the
Spanish cruisers that have been with
the feet at CadiZ have left that place
for the Cape Verde islands, where
one Of the torpedo fleets is rcndcz-
voused. This information came to
the navy department today. These
two vessels are the Cristobal Colon
and the Infanta Maria Teresa, both
armored cruisers. The information
in possession Of the navy department
is that only portion Of the original
torpedo fleet that left Spain and the
Canaries presumably for Porto Rice
reached the Cape Verde islands.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

Kansas City, April S.-"My yacht
at Atlanta and everything that !
have will be at the disposal Of the
government in case Of Wgr," said
George Gould Of New York today to
reporter at the union depot. He
was en- route cast from Colorado and
had stopped off here between trains.
"And what can this government eX-
pect of moncved men of New York
in the event of war;" he was asked.
"Whatever help and as much as it
necds," replied Mr.. Gould.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Misaoula, Montana!

LAND OfflCH at NTsADUTI, tIOTl'1Hd
April H. 1SlS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intcn-
ton to mike final proof in support Of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore A. f. Shapp,.c, clerk of the district
court at Stcvcnsvillc, Montana, on May 10,
1898 viz.: -
WILLIAM PHELPS,
who made Homestead Entry No. IS. for the
south half of the northwest quarter, north
east quarter (:), and northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section TO- township 8
north of range 70 west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
and W. E. Cannon, all Of Stevcnsville, Mon
tunu, JOHN NJ. EVANS Register.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
Everybody Says So.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most Won
derful medical discovery Of the age, pleas
ant and refreshing to the taste, act gently
and positively on Kidneys, liver, and bowels
cleansing the entire system, dlspel colds'
and biiiousness. Please buy and try q box
of G. c. G. to-day; 10, 23 so cents. Sold and
guaranteed to cure by all druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
MILLINERY:

MILLINERY: ..m"
There subject interesting ladies story Of Mi1n-
ncry believe succeeded Interesting them this
Millinery Opening grand success l1undrc OF
Millinery department: surprise mingled with
delight and pleasure They did not think
many pretty hats could be shown in Hamilton
at the usually abreast of the times
We do not ask the usual millinery prices
satisfied with small profits the ladies who attended our
Millinery Opening will bear out in this statement
LARGE suitable ranch garden IS 20
prottv and m Sailors s 90
Swell Trimmed Hats very latest 80 10 o'oo
showing large assortment OF Clldens Hats ana 1901"
nets and Chldrcn's White Coored Dresses.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
.SchzZ21mg's Best means:
tea baking powder
coffee Aavoring extracts
soda and spices
as good as anybody wants.
For sale by
T. D. Miser & Co.
Hamilton Happenings.

Hamilton Happenings.
From the News,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hay have re-
turned from Fergus county and have
resumed their residence at Corvallis
Their many friends welcome them
back to Bitter Root.
S. y. Brown, a well known old
timer, long resident on Willow creek,
east Of Corvallis, was stricken with
paralysis last Friday night. The
physicians entertain little hope Of
his recovery. @=..
James Barr was in from Corvallis
Monday. He says the Corvallis peo-
pie are greatly tlissa satisfied with the
present mali service and are prepar-
ing a monster petition asking for a
more satisfactory arrangement. 1t
seems that of late the northbound
mail is not received in Corvallis until
the train returns in the evening"
The trouble is that the mail carrier
between the Corvallis station and
the town receives payment for but
one trip day, and therefore he does
not meet the down train.
From the Times.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Wilds.
at their home on Main street, yestcr.
day, a daughter.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Tuttle, at
their home in Grantsdale, Sunday
April 3, a daughter
George Ward is reported as being
quite sick with pneumonia, at hi:
ranch on Camas. 1t is said that hi
condition is dangerous.
The mill will start up just as soor
as the water rises sufficiently to til
the pond with logs. The river i
rising now, and it will not be lon!
before the big mill is again runnin!
in full blast.
p. Fl. Cone will leave for Missoul
Monday to complete his contract fo
: making the brick for the state uni
: versity. Pat is fully convinced tina
some Of the voters of the First war
are better yerscd in the art Of pre-
j; varication than his satanic majest
himself.
, It is said that the Bitter Roc
! stock farm will plant several acres
! sugar beets on the Sec ranch tn
: year. The sugar beet will be given
5. fair trial and if successful it is NJ
: unlikely that the sugar beet will /
: extensively produced in the valley
G the future.
G NJ. L. Yncum. Cameron, Pa, say
Y ~ WIS a sufferer for ten NearS, tr
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

Educate Your bowels With CascareLs.
Candy Catharti'. cure constipation forever
0c 25c. II c. G. c. fail. druggists refund money
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

NJ. L. Yncum. Cameron, Pa, says
81 was a sufferer for ten years, try
ing most all kinds OF pile remedies.
but without success. Dew Nltt's
Witch Hazel Salve was recommended
to me, ! used one box 1t has af-
fected Il permanent cure" AS per.
manent cure for piles, DeWltt's
Witch Hazel Salyc has no equal. j
d. MiSer & Co.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
CLOTHING:

OL0
There Clothing Montana complete than
style have not got Fancy Wor-
WorSteds ClcviO l"ecdS, Mclo1s Ill lct
the aor trade shown here at prices
low. Men who particular about what
they wear spring styles Such display
Of nobby wclhttiny elegantly tailored clothing is seldom SEEN
this
Black Clay Worstcds nicely made and trimmed
very dcssy, great bargain, only slOoo
made all wool Chcviots, in rich shade
dark blue lou
made of Chcviots in the new swell brown
plaids, elegantly trimmed, satin piping, only lo.oo
Mens Suits, made OF extra Inc fancy
W0rsteds, and satin pip
inc $780, 1900, 2OO
Mems Suits fine imported Worscds in neat dark
brown pads. nobbicst suits shown in llanton
,a,,t ifu1Iv tailored only w
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13
BOYS CLOTHING:

BOYS CLOTHING:
We carry celebrated Kan wear-ou brand of Boys co
believe it to be the most Scrvccab
bows clothing No matter how much the boys may
lump and play tumble if they our boys cot'n %
win save their hours pccng and patch'n
Rovs in dark brown mixtures on
Rov two-pccc Suits Of Cashmere, in brown and gray
mixtures, only ;,.-- -'0'
Rows suits made of fine Clcviot MIXTURES in blue
'"!o ~ , 'ru, vo,rc ,rv
carry largest of Boys extra Pants 20 10 "
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

No-To-B Bac for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak
men strong, blood pure 60c. 81. All druggists.
The Ravalli Republican., 1898-04-13

We have just opened magnificent line of Shirt Waists in all
Fashion they will be
We have hundreds to select
from: MAX possible in
order o the best styles.
stylish lccalc and Dimitv Waists in all the
nav pl,ids and srincs only s is O 90
Very Null Organde Waists, in the
prctticst coors imaginable LOO to 100
Silk Waists, the newest and swelcst things
ont This season 3.75t 800
We are showing Separate Skirts in Silks,
all materials.