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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-02-10

SEND 2-oent stamp for Unique Calendar
ior 1888 and a souvenir OF photos. Al free
for the postage. j. ]. Pastoriza Pts y
Iltho. Co.. Houston. u
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LlsTEN--poE collars and cliaius aud bussy
whips--chcap and good olcEans chamber
sets. aud hanging lamps Mt your price,
Wonder Store. ~
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AGENTS WANTED for linking orders for the
Lightning Bug Extcrminator; the best thing
IN the world to kill potato bugs; eSctuslye
territory given to agents. Write for shInp,o
aud particulars; also have good article
for lady AGENTS. Address Julius a. krue-
AN I'm TlX III
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WHITE MAN and vic, both rrliablc aud
good want work in private family man 10
do yard work, woman to coax, need cn-
pioynient very bad. Address s7ii. this Of.
nee ~
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WE SELL. WHIPS. husgy whips, good buEgy
whips cheap. Wonder Store. "
Fol-. SALE Horse, trap and harness; all IN
( good condition. Address II. e.. this of
Nee. 49, s4A e.is iafsf 4-a4H Is
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Statesmen TO soil cigars 10 dealers, We pay
from SEQ to 500 Per monil, salary, aud OK.
pchnes experience unnecessary permanent
D.iI
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COAL, COAL, --c0ivcrt Lump Coal 81 80 per
ton, delivered TO any part of city. Calvert
Coal company phone $50; office. foot q
Main street. 2-li
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I.TYsIcIANs' DIREcToRY.

DR. ". q. EIDMAN.
,ssee 400 and sl3 Binz Building' Ieis
s,hone &c. Hours. II to and 70 =. hesl
deuce. Capitol Hotel.
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Skin Diseases, Syphilis, Erup.,uInls rbrnat. u.
ing. Bone Pains swellingsi , no,' and Bladder
troubles, Weak Back, burning Urine, r lns3~,
tincnce Gonorrhea, elect, strie1, .uf and cure
searching treatment, prompt rSall e, ana
privately. .ra pm.
piles, Fistula, Fissure. Structure ana hu ~
ture cured by our now methods. oehu ~
pRs. BELTS G. BETS a. DYAR,
ga st. Charles Street, New orleans. La.
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WHAT will You offer for one or all OF these
good properties: 10 acroiot a., Holman sur
ycS cdgc Of city, south; go acres. section
~. eight miles northwest OF city; lots Z,
t. and 5. In block No. is7, Third ward;
corner lot, Main and Stuart Streets Third
ward, . iota fronting On Main street; an
swcr quick. Geo. Il. Porter q Son. suSis
Main street. II
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HOW Ts 1T clothes cleaned or dyed at Fer
nandez' Partisan Steam Dye Works, Clio
Travis look as new? Because 1t is done by
nrofessionRls. u
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I;ATrMANN T. KNEELAND-Manufa
OF tents. awnings, tarpnnlins, wagon covers,
etc. flags made to order. sl512 Congress
avenue. corner Travis street Houston.
Texas phone SSl u
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WANTED-E body Ia Houston 10 hear
Mir. r. H. Kmeeshaw in his original lee
iuro s'Why | Am Not An Agnostic' next
Sunday Mt S p. M. at Bryan hall, No, $40
FanGin street See handbils for synopsis
seais X cents 10
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WANTED-An apprentice TO work in bakery.
schosser's Steam Bakery, 500 Dallas ave-
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s15o INVESTED enables you TO Join enterprise
now Yielding 40 per cent monthly: no STOCK
ar Kiondike scheme: safe. practical. Ad-
aross David sloane, 40 81. Paul street.
baltimore Md. -
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! /, K0PF undertaken and embalncr, has a
comrie,e line OF funeral goods. pictures,
flames and moldings. Phone 6s1. lol3 Pfalrie
avenue. -
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS.


WANTED to sc,i or trade for lumbsra-one
second hand gang edgcr, cutting 5000 feet
Of lumber per day; also an NO twenty,
and splendid logging engine; replaced by
heavier engine and edgcr Cameron Lum.
Der Mills CO.. CarinoDa. Texns. ~
WANTED no SELL or trade property Ia the
eiiy AZ Brownwnod, free Of encnmbrhnce. for
III Nj Houston. Address Wire Fence Fne-
iory corner Congress and Jackson streeta.
ta,,.tor Texas 7 as
4 COOP steel road grading aud ditching ma
chine combined TO trade for lumber Adj
dress II. II. Gray. 1854 Prairie avenue,
Houston. ~
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NATAToRIuM for rent; good chance 70 make
money. Apply 5is Main street. j. Z. baiq y,
win. --------------------s
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60-FoOT LOTS, with alleys aud we'll drained.
In Street Car Addition down harrisburg
road, $685. $40 cash, 81 monthly. D. u.
SneMton Doe TrMYia. 10
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FOR sALEioc rsiSss e roller ansscs t y
as"p ssrtss c'isss Mo- WORTH aTTs sssss - ''"s
HAIsF INTEREST," In the largest planting mlll
IN Southwest Texas, running u machines
big contracts; county scat town: FOR sale
cheap. Addrss ysi7, this office. ~
no Joke Shelf paper Just received as low
as tho lowest, Wonder Store, u
WANTED TO SELL tive full blood Jersey
cows With calves; cows Ia milk; tpc butter
stock: ono euiai rhnopy TOP russell phacton
aud harness. and one small white Indian
pony; very gentle and Kind, MAKING an at
tractivc turnout: will sell the cutnt for
$3.50 fob. Carmona. 4. W. Brazciton,
Carmona. Texas. 10
NO FAkE--CslAsses iSc per set--our regular
price. Wonder Store. IL
WANTED Purchasers q Fruit trees: large
surplus of peaches. rlums aud grapcs;
ground must be cleared and W. are selling
below cost Of production; submit list OF
wants and get prices quick 7. w. Mnlly.
fiuen Galveston County. Texas. $50
LIsTEN--pog collars ana ciains aud busgy
whips--ehcap and good; elegant chamber
sets. and hanging lamps ut your price
Moudsr store, - y
FOR SALE Surplus stock Of peach aud plum
trees. also Crane vines; they arr on land III
orchard which must be cleared. and you
can huy tho best assortment al practically
your own prices, for cash; write NOW, r..
al
pENNlSON's CREPE PAPER &c u roll.
Wohusr s'ore' .'s =
FOR SALE Just received n fresh lot OF high
grade Jerseys: all fresh win ypunG calves;
South Texas raised. California stables. cor
't".Ais'' W.
WE SELL. WHIPS. huggy whips, good buEgy
whips cheap. Wonder Store. ~
RAJ. c,,sx, t,n,. ,,an .,,, ,,,nc... all IN
eood condition. Address T. III. this Of
nee IL.
-
f1ts SAiah-My nsautliui ,, ihstsn nuSks u nh.
Morse, ~
elxht voars did Il both binsOd faeed; good
tru,n Tor inrrc family = earrtarn. prx w.
y, Sdhndopiier, cat Sprins ii
s, ~
mn ,,,,s s,,, ny ~, IA innhs nr," ga enr pie
hsta 80 tns,,s ,,,iss,,,,s isx INV in.bn.
,vio Sen Sen hnsn il .fS o,in,, ~ sSbnss,,,ss
tt,t1 ~ ~, 80 80 i,nt,a, a'g,,,,,, ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

Eop sAI,E-A well equipped job printing of
ACE in Dallas. $3.50; fine opening for good
prlnter. Address g. Nj. Bolles, PSI Man,
street Dallas, Texas. ~
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FouR-RpoM house. large cerncr lot south
east front, three blocks from electric ptrset
car, 5000 part cash, balance monthly, ID. y.
Rinratun, hug Travis. 10
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FhiN- " - "
Bristol. Houston-Mr. w. II. Patterson of
Harris q Patterson, managers Hartford Lie
Insurance Co. VIII be In Houston nj Hotel
Bristol for several days for the purpose OF
appointing agents for his company; notes
are taken without agents Endorsement and
loans to agents on notes for expenses FIRST
class men who mean business and want the
best contract given by amy one should not
fail to see Mr.. Patterson. II
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HELP WANTED.

A SERVANT wanted who can cook and do
iiousework first class; must be we'll recon-
mcndcd; either white or oolored unincum-
bored; I0l4 Mckinney avenue, 10
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PLEASANT rooms, en- suite or single, ut 1l1l
Texas avenue, Que block fran Capitol hoteli
referGncts ~
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WANTED--.A young man Of two years eN-
pcrionco as hookiSnNpcr and HtrnuHiaphet
desires n position IN Texas about March To-.
bcst OF references Address X. p, No. sal
Woodland street Nashville, Tenn. u
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cro,, OPPORTUNITY 10 buy old established
d,i,r store IN San Antonio. Texas; NICE
< clean stock; full investigation invited AZ
ditse Borax this office. 10
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YOUNG MAN toulorcd) wants n position BY
the day, wcrk or month. some ono give me
trial please. Address gs09,4 this uilinc u
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TADIEsi Chichcster's English Peanyroyal Pills
~ TsSs 10 o,sr. Send g. siamrs, f.rsgai., Rss
t's .,sie, !. s' ch b Sesis n' Pa
- - So
LADIES troubled with ircchles wrinkles, dry
skin blackhcads learn to remove them by
calling on Nine. Eoline Stanly, at W. l..
Eniayfs dry roods store It
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Dry Goods Department.
JMissouIa Mercantile Co.,
Missoula, Mont.
MlSSOULA NOTES.


William Bryan is in town from st.
Regis.
Pat Joyce came down from Potomac
to-day.
T. :. ,raig OF Lewiston. Idaho. is a
visitor I'm town.
Miss NJ. J.. Allen of Quigley is regis
tered at the Rankin.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Woodford are
in town from Martina.
Edward Buckley and wife Of st. Paul
are registered at the Florence.
J. ~. Kirk was over from Butte to-
day attending to legal business.
william DeRoss IL down from the
Lou Lou. where he Is cutting ties.
Miss tewar of Bearmouth and Miss
Ward of Garnet are guests at the Ran
kin.
in town from Thompson for a few
days.
A. NJ. Woods Of Stevensville Is WIS.,
iting his brother. H. II. Woods of on-
ner. Both are receiving ~congratula-
tions from their friends upon the cleo
ton of their father as representative
from Ravalli county.
Louis Lapointe. the veteran black
smith at Bonner. Is in town. being
treated for an injury received while he
was at work Saturday. In some
a splinter of steel penetrated one of his
eyes. Ii Is thought that the eye will
be saved.
r Mannheim has once more demon
strated his rare abilities as n Splinter.
Tonight a sneak thief stole a suit Of
clothes from the Mannheim store and
ran. Mannheim overhauled him. howev-
er. before he had run three blocks and
ne Is now in Jail.
Owing to the unavoidable absence OF
Commissioner VIII II. Russell. the coun-
~ commissioners did not meet to-day
10 canvass the vote. but adjourned till
Wednesday. when the anvass will be
made. Mr.. Russell will arrive Tues
day night on No. :.
The Missoula Brewery was sold to-
day TO Joe Steiger Of Anaconda, who
will assume control in a few days. The
price Is I'm the neighborhood of $40. GOO.
Mr.. Martin. the present proprietor.
will remain In charge for a time and
then will retire from active business.
Mr.. Steiger will have as his associates
in business two or three Anaconda men.
The plant Is a valuable one and the
business has always been profitable
from its start.
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At the Hotels.

The Florence. p. Merrill. New
York: William +. Larnbach. Chicago:
G.. H.. O'Brien. Chicago: T.. Cough
nour, Livingston; Edward Buckley and
wife. ST. Paul; d. T. Phelps. Tacoma
James II. Beck. Portland.
The ~Rankin-John r. Harrington,
Coloma; A. Blodgett and wife. Arlee
c. c. Trout n family. Ravalli: Will
lam Fisher. Helena: G. @. johnson,
Victor; Dan Beaton. Bearmouth: ID. II.
Delano. Puyallup. Wash: william De-
ross. Lo Lo; A. Austin, Chicago:
Thomas $. Craig. Lewiston. Idaho:
Miss NJ. j. Allen. Quigley: Miss Stew
art. Bearmouth; Mrs. 7. Ward. Garnet,
Miss Pauline. Frenchtown: w. j. Bah
ington, Bonita: Joe Steiger. Anaconda:
Dan Dugan. Evaro: william Hays,
city: A. p. Woods. Bonner: A. NJ.
Woods. ~Stevensville: +. Anderson,
Bonner: John Cannon. Town: Il. NJ.
Baker. j. ID. Munson. Thompson: ID. c,
Harrington. Emery: Perry Stefrer and
wife. Steffer Spur; Miss Carrie Cor
nellie. Mrs. Louis Cornelle. Eugene
Humbert. Arlee: James Phelps, Ste
vensville.
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Milk Pans,

and pals. and cans, and bottles
(even baby's) or anything
thar you want particularly
clean. ought 10 be washed with
Pearline. You'll save work
10 doing it, and it's a great deal
more thoroughly done. Dali
ries and dealers use Pearline
extensively. Just try it once.
on your milk-ware or butter
ware-and then say IL il isn't
the most satisfactory way Of
cleaning. Pearline is the most
economical thing you can
use. too. You get SO much
more out of il. a JAxss PYLE. NY.
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WALLACE MINING NOTES.
Gossip Concerning the Tunnel Being Run
ON sunset Peak.

Gossip Concerning the Tunnel Being Run
ON sunset Peak.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho. Nov. 1.-THE work
now being undertaken on Sunset peak
of running a unn under the moun-
tain. is one which has been advocated
by local men for several years, al
though the present work will be on a
smaller scale than that usually consid-
cred when the matter has been dis
cussed.
The lodges in that region, I'm common
with all those in the silver-lead belt OF
the Occur d'Alenes, u practically east
and west. and the tunnel runs so near
ly north that II will cut them almost
squar across. 1t will be 800 feet long,
and in that distance is expected to cut
six or eight veins that are ore-bearing
on the west side of the mountain. on
the south side, where the tunnel will
be, they are all buried. only one or two
of them having been discovered. The
first one has been located. and IL will
be cut near h surface. but the 9TH
ers will be deeper, some of them as
much as 500 feet. Unless those who
ave known Sunset for years are bad
ly deceived. IL will open up the greatest
mineral district in the Occur d'Alenes.
Work OF the buildings for the men TO
occupy is well under way. and IL will
be but a short time until ground is
broke on the tunnel.
The q. II. * N. has completed its
high line To the Milwaukee mill at Gem.
so that the Mammoth Mining company
no longer has to hoist its ore.
The removal of the county seat to
Wallace will throw the Mammoth Min
ing company and the Wallace Manu-
featuring. Electric & Water company
out of Office room. they having had
quarters leased in the county building
here, which will hereafter be used for
the county officers quarters. 1t may
be necessary for these companies 10
build. as there is no suitable building
vacant in town..
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The District Court.

Missoula. Nov. 1.-THE Fourth Judi
cial district court convened to-day.
Judge Woody presiding. The only
business of importance was the trial of
Pierre Joseph. the Indian who stabbed
his scuaw last summer. II. r. Stir
was appointed to defend Joseph and
the case was speedily settled by the
defendant being allowed to plead guilty
to assault In the third degree.
James Hughes was made a citizen
and Judge Woody did some probate
business with ]. N. Kirk of Butte.
who Is administrator in the estate of
a laborer who was killed last spring
on h west end. The jury venire was
issued to-day. returnable next Monday.
There will not be much business before
the court this week other thai the
hearing of motions.
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THE CITY COUNCIL.
Considerable Routine Business Trans
acted at Last Nights Meeting.

Missoula. Nov. 1.-THE city council
met tonight in adjourned session, AL
dermen Mix, Mcbride. Gibson, keim
IN Herzog being present. The mayor
reported that he had appointed A. j.
Grinnell and +. q. Bond special police,
without pay from the city.
A petition from George Webster. ask
ing that his license be transferred 20
the firm OF Webster & CorDett. was
granted.
A communication from Superintend-
ent Russell of the Northern Pacific
railway was received and filed.
A petition from residents n bust
ness men of the Levee dis
trict asking for the appoint
ment Of an additional policeman
in that section was received. The petit
ton. on motion of Alderman Keim.
seconded by Gibson. was laid on the ia
BILE. Mix alone voting no.
The bond of sidewalk contractor was
approved.
The bill of Andrew Logan. for black
smithing. which had been disputed at L
previous meeting. was favorably re-
ported upon by the committee to which
Ii had been referred, and was ordered
paid. Other bills were referred to the
auditing committee.
A contract for the construction Of one
OF sidewalk in Knowles addition was
awarded to Charles Biener at 291a cents
"A foot. he being the lowest bidder.
Alderman Herzog took ,ne city and
attorney to task for the completion of
the work of the Foo avenue crossing
contractors. The clerk excused himself
by saying no contract had been drawn,
the contractors having furnished a
bord for the properly carrying out of
the construction of the walk according
IN notifications The matter WAS then
dropped. The council made an order
instructing the clerk to make certain
corrections i'm sidewalk tax assess
ments. Two warrants were ordered
drawn on the road fund of So each for
errors made in collections.
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HAMILTON WINS.
That City II Nov the County sesx 81
Bavsnf-The Returns.

That City h Now the County Sect 81
Bsvanf-The Returns.
Missoula. Nov. 14-A special from
Hamilton to the Standard The
county commissioners met at tevens-
Vile to-day and ~canvassed the vote Of
last weeks election. They found that
Hamilton had received a majority of
bos In the county seat contest. and an
order was made transferring the coun-
~ seat from S~tevensville Dec. ~. This
VIII be In time for Judge Woody to
hold the December term Of court in
Hamilton. The commissioners have
not yet selected the quarters for the
county Offices and the district court.
put VIII do so at once. There are
three places mentioned-the lucas
block. the Ravalli bank block and the
Fonger building.
The commissioners declared the fol-
lowing officers elected: Senator. H. L.
Meyers. democrat; representatives. c.
M. Crutchfield and +. p. Woods. demo-
Gratis; commissioners. Edward John
son. democrat: ]. r.. Rawlins. demo-
crat: w. r. Gleason. republican,: sher-
IN, b. Schaffin. republican,; clerk n
recorder. II. ID. Smart. republican,:
county attorney, W. p. Baker. fusion;
treasurer. ]. X. Squires. fusion: asses
sor. j. ID. Watts. republican,; coroner
w. T. Adair. republican,: s~uperinten-
dent of schools. Miss Million. demo-
crat: surveyor, John Golden. democrat:
administrators, j. NJ. Higgins. demo-
crat.
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Funeral OF w, r.. Strour.

Missoula, Nov. 1.-THE funeral of w.
T. Strong. the Jimmy Strong who
was so well known and so well liked
by all railway men. was a splendid
testimonial to the worth OF the man
and the high esteem in which he was
held. Nearly every railway man in
town attended the service. and those
who were out on the road sent en-
pressions Of their sympathy and their
regret that they could not attend. The
funeral procession was a long one. The
family of the deceased has the heart
felt sympathy OF a host of friends in
this city.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

Missoula, Nov. 14.-George Brooman
and Miss Hengren were married Sat-
urday night at the Peterson residence
In North Missoula. h wedding party
was N of the pleasantest social
vents in the history Of h city. The
wedding supper was a marvel of ex-
cellence and vas enjoyed by nearly
100 guests. Some practical jokers
made raj upon the commissary sup
plies. but their foraging was discov-
cred in time to replace what had been
stolen inc there was nothing to inter-
fere with the enjoyment of the large
number of guests.
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Notice for publication.)
Mining Application No. 4O29.

NliuInS wv 1OSOs
United States Land Office. Helena. Mont.
Oct. 26, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that John w.
Fairfield. whose postofice address Is
Butte. Mont, has this day filed an appii-
cation for a patent (notice of which was
posted Oct. II. 1889, for sos linear feet.
the same being for 300 feet In a south
erly and 59s feet I'm a northerly direction
from the point Of discovery on the Ram
bier lode mining claim, situated In unor-
ganized mining district. Deer Lodge coun-
ty, Mont. the position. course and ex-
tent of the said mining claim. designated
by an official survey thereof. as sur. No.
52s7, township No. 5 N. range No. IL
w. being more particularly set forth
and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof on file In this office. as
follows. to-wit:
Beginning at the N. f. corner. a lime
stone 4xSx6 ins. above ground. marked
1-52s7. for corner No. l. witnessed by bear
ing trees, from which the initial point
No. 1 established for mineral surveys IN
fractional T. 5 N, r.. IL w. bears N. Is
deg. "a min. f. 4.132.s feet, and running
thence west ass feet; thence 8. 3 deg. IL
min. f. sos feet; thence east 39 feet;
thence N. 3 deg. 30 min. f. SOS feet to
corner Nc. I, the place of beginning. con-
tanning an area of $50 acres claimed.
The location of this mine is recorded
I'm the Office of the recorder of Deer Lodge
county. on page IL in book 5 of lode To-
cations.
The adjoining claims on the east sur.
No. 2467. the Morgan Evans mill site
and sur. No. 24es. the mill
site. John ID. Thomas ct al. applicants
for both: on the porth the White Swan
lode. unsurveyed, Claus Oldhaber. claim
GEORGE ID. GREENE. Register.
NJ. l. BAKER. u. 8. Claim Agent.
First publication Oct. q. 1898.
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For Three Days Only,
Your Choice SC Yard.

Tail orders for this line
will be filled II they arrive
on or before Wednesday
night. providing our stock
lasts that time. The above
goods are all Pink and
White, and Blue and White
Stripes and fast col0rs.
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Stock to Winter.

wish 80 or 20 head of stock to winter
on my ranch. dry cows or young stock
preferred: have a good pasture and an
abundance OF sheds and house room
100 tons OF hay for sale. Apply to
PETER LANSING.
Deer Lodge City, Mont
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Aenday, Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Remember, Three
Days Only.

Having purchased from q
manufacturer about 1000
yards of one of the best
brands of Outing Flannels
made; this lot are slightly
imperfect, not In weave but
In finish, still good value
at Ioc yard.
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CLAIRvOYANTs.


DON'T FAIL TO CALL~THE HUNGAR-
ian Gypsy woman. who tells your for
tune. only with the Gypsy cards. With
out asking a question she tells what you
came for. your past. present and fu-
ture: gives never-iaiiug advice on bust
ness. speculation, investments. mines,
Journeys. courtship. marriage and di-
vorce. Tells when you marry and gives
name of person; IL in trouble or in doubt.
in sickness or sorrow. call and see her.
She will tell you What to do to be success
full; strictly confidential. Separate walt
ing rooms for ladies and gentlemen; 22i
East Commercial venue Anaconda.
CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
clairvoyant before going elsewhere: cir
cles Sundays. evenings. at 8 y. m. II w.
Park St. Butte. rooms 3-S.
MADAM FRANKLIN. MEDIUM. WILL
tell your whole life. Room S. over Red
Boot. Butte.