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Financier's Review.

New York. April 2.-The Financier says:
The statement of the associated banks OF
New York city for the week ending April
l shows an increase of 81, s69. 1926 in excess
of reserve, but il is evident that the gold
imported to date does not show in the to-
tails. Since the present movement began
there has been received i'm New York over
S2s, 900. 600 In specie. but the specie in
creases are less than s22. 600. 900. This. IL
Should be stated. is inclusive Of domestic
receipts. The operations of the week
were not widely different from what had
been anticipated. Loans show a further
shrinkage of A,317. 200. due to general IL
quotation in stock exchange circles and
the sales of sterling exchange collateral.
while deposits decreased s3,413. 700. The
s~hrinkage in deposits probably represents
In part Withdrawals by interior banks.
since the movement of currency is once
more against this center, but the loss of
n. $50. 700 in legal tenders appears to be In
excess of the known shipments to coun-
try banks.
The decrease Of s.. 4ls. 700 in deposits low
cred the reserve requirements 1853. AS, and
this, added to the gain of LOIS. 800 In cash.
makes the expansion In excess reserve as
reported above. The banks are on a very
solid footing. Their business has been
narrowed to close limits, and the cash re-
serves a increased in proportion.
Counting the gold now in shipment and
the larger amounts which can be obtained
without trouble. they are prepared to
meet emergencies. Future money quo
tations depend on this weeks develop
ments in congress-. but 1t Is assuring To-
know that the chances of a squeeze in
rates ave been minlmized to a large ex-
tent by the appropriations already made.
Another rapid van is bound to bring
additional and heavier gold imports. and
as the interior banks have taken at least
s.. co., 900 from New York Institutions,
their reserves should be heavier than
ever. 1t is interesting to note that the
lawful reserve of the national banks. ac-
cording to the statements to the comp
troller on February IS, were 10000 600
heavier than on December Is. and that the
percentage of reserve OF the country
banks was no less thar A.S per cent. The
average cash reserve of the entire nation
al system was 33.23 per cent, but this has
increased in the last six weeks. The
banks In brief are unusually well supplied
with money.
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Can't Be Beat In Butte.

Ffve-room house on North Colorado
street: good barn: lot 3ex1i4 feet: one
block below school house; for 81. 100. A
4-room solid brick. a model home. made
for a home by the owner: with large
barn: an east front; for 1850. on easy
payments. A four-room cottage on
Placer street. with good barn and chick
en- house. for $50. Any kin of furniture
you want for sale at half price. Storage
of goods Of any description. II you nave
anything you want to sell. come and see
me.
w. e. LADD. <.3 Colorado Street. Butte.
p. o. Box GA.
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OTHER
Omaha Live Stock.

Omaha. April 2.-Cattle-Receipts. 500
head: market strong to lOc higher: ma
tive beef steers. 81. 9065.1 10; Western
steers, So. 70G4. 20; Texas steers. S3.25ai.25;
COWS and heifers. s3d4.25: Gamers, s263;
stockers and feeders. S.75G5; calves. 81. 80
d6.75: bulls and stays. ? .5od3.7 30. Hogs
Receipts. $500 head; market strong to SC
higher: heavy. $3.e5d3.S so; mixed. 3.e5T
S.67la; light. s3.60G3. 20; bulk of sales, 81. %
m3.O. Sheep-Receipts. 3.200 head; mar
ket steady; fair to choice natives. 81. 75a
$50; fair to choice Westerns. S3.60aI.7O:
common and stock sheep. S3G4; lambs,
81. 50d5.75.
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Produce.

Chicago. April 2-wheat opened at
most at call prices. July starting at SIS.
GssB. against yesterdays closing price OF
s25sGs3c, and selling up in a short time to
s4ssc. Demand from both local and South
western shorts was the most active In
some time. and a good deal of dificulty
was experienced In covering lines of any
importance. as offerings were scattered.
and sharp competition resulted. The
heavy cash sales for export and for mill
ing purposes during the past week. which
was the feature Of yesterdays strength.
was evidently stf1 In the minds of trad
ers. Another factor was the sharp ad-
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Chicago, April 2.-Cattle-The small re-
ceipts were composed mostly OF medium
grade cattle, which were disposed of at
prices unchanged from yesterdays rul-
ing quotations.
Hogs sold at the extreme range of 81. 7O6
4; choice chiefly at s.. s5d3.9 5. Most OF
the pigs sold at 81. 1898 IS.
Sheep were saleable at s3.75di.4D for
fair to choice ewes and feeders, and 81. 40
d4.15 for fair to choice Western mu;tons.
fearlings were saleable at x.75n5. 10;
lambs were quotabie at s5d6 for wooded.
and A.50a5 for shorn. Recelpts-Cattle,
400; hogs, 1900; sheep, 5000 head.
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vance at Liverpool. where prices were
about Id above yesterday's. This strength.
reports Of further heavy sales at the sea-
board houses. and n continued large de-
mand from continental houses. lent
strength 10 their report. which has been
gradually growing from outbreak of hos
~tilit!es. would mean an immediate adj
vance in prices. and IL was generally be-
lieved that Liverpool was acting on this
theory.
Trade was much Influenced by the large
business done in low-grade wheat for ex-
port yesterday. one firm dIsposing of
about 10000 bushels. Today's engage
ments were reported equally heavy. A
slight decline followed advance TO s4Nc.
holders letting go a little more freely. but
the offerings were snapped up so quickly
that. after sagging TO siSc. the market
began climbing again. and did not stop
until s5c had been bid and accepted. There
the market held for some time. and a
large business was done at that time.
Before the crowd left the pit. however,
sissc was bid. Corn was firm. and a good
business was done. Shorts were large
buyers all the day. customers doing most
OF the selling. May closed %Gisc higher.
Oats were active more than usual.
Shorts were the best buyers. May closed
is6hc higher.
Early trading was marked by sharp ad-
vancement I'm provisions. but realizing
caused a general decline from the top. AT
the c.ose May pork was l2sc higher. May
lard l2iEc higher and May ribs loc higher.
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Financial CabIegram.

New York., April 2.-The Evening Posts
London financial cablegram says: THE
stock market here opened fiat today, but
there was no panic. The condition was
a~pathetic, with a certain amount of ner-
vousness in places. The account is gen.
orally really too small to warrant any
thing like a panic. The chief apprehen-
sion is in the money market. on fears of
a further gold drain to New York in the
event of war. The Bank of England re-
serve last week was the lowest since
1898. War risks are nominally quoted at
40 per cent. but such transactions are
merely of a betting nature. not genuine
business. Americans were fiat. but above
the New York parity all day. Cape gold
and japanese yen to arrive next week
have been practically engaged for New
York.
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New York Mining stocks.
Money Market.

New York. April 2.-Close-Money firm,
2d3 per cent; last loan, 2 per cent; prime
mercantile paper, sac per cent; sterling
exchange steady: A.s3i1d4. s3A demand:
A.sO%@4.sl 60 days; posted rates, A.Sll30
ASP and 81. IS; commercial bills, $3.50;
silver certificates. 55Ssd56hc; bar silver.
55d55ISc; Mexican dollars. 45c; government
bonds weak; new Is. registered, 120Gl2l:
coupons. 1905: As, 10Sal09: coupon. ll0n
1lll1; DDS. IS; 5s, regular and coupon. lila
ll2. paciics. l03.
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WANT ADVS

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word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than Is cents.
Classified advs. per line per month....Q 3
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Treasury statement.

Washington. April 2~.-Today's statement
of the condition OF the treasury shows:
Available cash balance. s226. O32, s92: gold
reserve, s17i. 1O1 .165.
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Metal Market.

New York. April 2.-Pig iron warrants,
10 .o5a12c; lake cope quiet, brokers. 1l1sc;
tin quiet; lead quiet, exchange, 3.5oc
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San Francisco. April 2-Fail wool
Southern coast lambs. Ease: San joaquin
lambs. 7nSc: Northern lambs. l1di2c:
mountain lambs. 1ONl2c; San joaquin
plains. 7d9c; Humboldt and Mendoclno. Il
l5c.
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Cash

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
quiet; winter patents. si.s015: straights,
A.2gGo. Spring patents-Straights. $i.i0a
30; bakers, S.i0d75; spring specials, IS. ~:
No. 3 spring wheat. 9oa Soc; No. 2 red, sI.02
as; No. 2 corn. 2s&s9isc No. 2 oats. 25Ac:
No. 2 white. Z. o. b.. 2sAa29hc; No. 3
white, {. o. b.. 21AM2SAc; No. ? rye. SLc;
No. l raxseed. sl.lS; prime timothy seed,
S2.65aS0: mess pork. per Dbl, 81. 65a 20;
lard. per 100 lbs, s5.l5dl7ia: short ribs
sides doose), 5G5.3oc: dry sailed should
ers boxed. iNd7sc; short clear sides
(boxed). 5.30d40c; whiskey. distillers' nm
ished goods. per gal, 81. 19h2.
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Boston. April 2.-Oregon Short Line. rs;
Union Pacific, 10; b.. & NJ, 1921; ID. * B.,
q.
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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.


LOTS OR HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
sale on the instalment plan: some
choice bargains In all parts of the city.
Yoder & Jackman. - z. Broadway. Butte.
HOW IS THIS? 5-ROOM. COMFORT
able house and good lot: south side:
only 500. 7-room house and corner lot.
north side. only $50. The two above are
special a Cobban Loan 4 Realty
company.
Three good lots. with two good houses.
one 5-room. one Groom: new. neat and
tasty: will rent for so. md room for two
more houses: S.3 takes the layout. Cob
ban Loan & Realty ompany
An elegant house. fine location for doc
tor; house has all modern conveniences.
In best residence portion; on street car
line. Cobban Loan & Realty company.
-Four lots sold in the Stevens addition
yesterday; have but three yet unsola: IL
you wan them. come quicl- Cobban
Loan & Realty company.
Nice corner lot. West Broadway. only
500. Cobban Loan & Realty company.
Money to loan.
cobban Loan & Realty Co.. 90 w. Gram
lite street. Butte.
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The success of the Gordon Hat, You DAY for
. good hat, nothing for the makers name.
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statesmen FOR CIGARS: SIS A
month and expenses: experience I'M
necessary: Inducements to customers q.
c.. Bishop & Co., St Louis. Mo-.
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HELP wANEED-MALE.

PEOPLES EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
Phone Dos: the faithful rustiers; we
rustic cooks. family girls. dining room
help. etc. etc. for employers. See ua.
Peoples Office. Owsley block. Butte.
ENERGETIC Statesmen - SCHOOL
supplies; country work; 500 salary and
liberal additional commissions. II. ..
Evans a Co.. Chicago.
wANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
work at home. | pay s. to Sic per week
for making crayon portraits. new pat
ent method. any one who can read CT
write can do the work at home, n spare
time. day or evening. Send TOT partIcu.
lars address II. A Grip. German Artist.
Tyrone. Pa
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


ANY WOMAN CAN EARN Si.35 TO 500
daily making artificial flowers: we teach
you In one day and give steady employ
ment: we have hundreds of workers; dis
lance from us makes no difference; don't
delay, but send for particulars. Address
Fairfield Flower Co, Fairfield, Maine.
wANTED-GIRLS. DINING. GENERAL
Homework. cooks. dishwashers. En-
ployment office, 4s f. Park ave. Ana
conda.
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LEARN TO HYPNOTIZE: GREATEST
wonder Of the age: makes hours OF fun.
I teach the quickest and best method on
earth: you can maze the weak - strong
as a lion. or the bully a. timid a. q child:
you can cure disease. bad habits. cause
others to come to you. love and obsy
you; every wish gratined: I guarantee
success; elegantly illustrated lesson. post
paid. 1oc. Address Prof. J. r. Herrtn.
box III. Decatur. Ill
NINE. swEDENBoRG WILL GIVE
readings to ladies for 30 cents: eents, n.
Room 2. Is w. Broadway. Butte.
ANY PERSON KNOWING TH1
whereabouts Of my brother, James -
Conlon. last heard from at Salmon Ctty.
Idaho. will confer a great favor By send-
ing such information to John Ccnlou, ~
Olivia street. Derby. Connecticut
HYPNOTISM-LEARN TO HYPNO.
tie, Wonderful. mysterious. fascinat-
ing. Brings social and financial succesa
Compels others to love and obey yOu.
Gratifies every wish. You can perform q.
tonishing feats and make fun By the heur.
Cures diseases and bad habits. New ana
instantaneous method. Quickest and boue
on earth. Success guaranteed. Costs moth
ing TO find out all about II. I send my
large. profusely illustrated lesson and FUN
particulars free. Write to-day. Prof. L 4.
Harraden. Sta 1i1. Jackson. Mich.
CONSULT THE GREAT FRENCH
clairvoyant before going elsewher&
Rooms : and 8. "a w. Park. Butte.
If INTENTIONALLY INCLINED
write POUR wants: strictly confidential
c. ID. Co.. Marshall. Mich.
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WANTED-AGENT>.


$50 MONTHLY PROFITS THIS SPRING
to reliable statesmen selling our wrap
ping paper. bags. advertising novelties. to
all classes retail business houses; 1--WE pre-
for you take our goods as a side line).
Kemper Thomas Paper Co.. Cincinnati. q.
$500 WEEKLY SELLING SPECIALITY
soaps. perfumes. toilet articles and Civ
ing customers double value handsome
presents: exclusive territory: outht free.
Lease Soap Co., Cincinnati. O.
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q SALE. CHEAP - SIX-ROOM
house and lot. COS Locust st. Anaconda
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BUSINESS CHANCE.
81. 60o0o-OUR LAST SEASONS AVER
age was more than N.6po per month; %
you want to make your surplus dollars
make dollars for you? II 30. write for
particulars. Conden q CO.. boom bloch,
Covington. Ky.
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Mortgage Sale.

Whereas. default has been made in the con-
al lo"s OF a certain mortgage dated November
l9th. lNSS. executed ny En- l.allgevin, Il Wild
over, OF Penn nston county, ID T., now sta e
OF south D'kolt, as NOR gitg>r, to the Black
iilllS Loan ~ Il Trust Co, :: rorpurutlol, OF
said Pennington cOun. Y. as morvyagrc, ami uu-
~ Recorded IN the office OF register OF deeds OF
sad county, III Book VI Ol luurt1a.e>, on Page
y, on the 10Th day If No,ember, 1885, SID de-
1iuit consisting OF the failure aId neglect of the
SAID morjuagOr to pay the rlncipal and inter
est OIL II deb secured ny sud mortgage at the
time When the same by the terms thereof be-
came due aud payable, or any part ot SAID
prluclph. aud int st except the Interest ;c-
crulhG prior 10 November ~, l>3b. and IN Tue
lhinlre hnd neglect o. sad IN Jrts x Il - pay
The TAXES as 'e,ocu up II the reaI property here
llitller describe. before the slime ,. came uel.n.
quellt; ana whereas, Tie tt.nu III claimed to ue
Que uuOl said mortgage ut ltte UI tins nOL!ce
Is the sum OF s6rS 10, 90 VII: $40 . principal
ana S1l3JO Interest stnu o. ttXes On
said premises y .lu ny J.e murts,gee Pursuant
TO tile tvrnI> o. sd d mortgage, Deslues iu.Uu
attorneys lees stipulated III SAID mortgage;
ana WueIcitS, no action or proceedings, at laM
or otherwise nave becl' I.slituted to recover
The ucDI SECURED By Siil mortgage, or any part
lAc, euf.
Now, therefore,, notice is hereby given that uy
Virtue OF 'ic power ol sale cunttlneI III said
"O' '''' '''s NV so s1ioI dtl'l
III PURSUANCE ui t.e Statutes III such c T.. Is made
an" pfoNlie =. the Stll mort S;Lst VIII be fOIe-
cIOSc,I ana the real property therein described,
lo-"ll: th- SDuliI hal 81 he northeast quarter
OF section Is i'll TOWNSHIP ! south of range .
east; ,.liu lot :, ana h SuuLne .st quarter OF
the northwest "a ,r'er vi section Is IN town
ship suuJn vi rilg1 10 edsU, Is II. NJ, situate
III sitld Pe'tI'lnAtun cOLnty, vii be sold AZ puD-
nc auction 10 'ne highest odd + lor cash to
satisfy sal I debt and int est, AMI the costs
ai,d ulsburS, lnentS allowed by law, W iirh SAFE
WlIl be mi'ie by The Sheriff OF said g ~uiiuytun
county at The no 1t door ul the cOurL uOu It III
lte city Oh X tpld lily in sad cOu .ty On the
It. day Nt November. 1898. at O'Clock in tue
afternoon OF tn 1t day, su Jet to AM
PROVIDED by law.
Dated lh.s = tn day Of Sc temher, 1898.
BIN * IL l. LOAN TRUST 20,
John II. lngerSOl, Mortg zee
Sheriff of said County. Chas. W. brown,
Attorney IOr Mortgage,
First publication Sept. 23d.
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You may have a particular

You may have a particular per
sonal friend on the republican
county or state ticket that YOU
would like to support-but as a
loyal silver man can you consist
emily do it? We are voting to up
hold a principle and not for an in
dividual. No SILVER MAN IS JUsrI-
FLED IN SUPPORTING ANY NOMINEE
ON THE COLI STANDARD REPUBLICAN
TICKET. There can be no excep
ton to this rule. If you are gong
to down the gold standard and
railroad robbery in South Dakota,
VOTE AGAINST II and against EVERY
MAN on the ticket which repre-
sents it.
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According to recent statistics col,
lected by the Nebraska state board
of agriculture in regard to the 1--we
stock Interest,", OF that state, the cat
tie business is at present practically
stationary. There is quite "a large
increase in the demand for horses.
and ia the sheep industry there has
been a very marked increase. This
is not great as compared with this
time last year, but if the comparison
be made with the spring of 1897 the
business of sheep feeding is shown
to have increased about three fold.
Most of the sheep came from Wyo-
ming, Colorado, Arizona and Idaho,
and are shipped into the state in
large hocks late in the fall and fed
for the market during the winter.
Last year the owners of these sheep
kept them together in large t1ocks
numbering two or three thousand,
aud the shipments both in and out
ere by train loads. This year the
f1ockmasters are placing the sheep
in small lots of about q carload each,
with small farmers, a train load
often being distributed in this way
at n station in lots of 100 Or there
abouts. The reason for dividing the
punches is that when the other
policy was pursued the price of feed
went up skyward, and last year in
some instances hockmasters had to
ship before they secured the wool
clip, merely because they could not
afford to feed longer.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City, S. D.
October 18th. 1898.

NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice of
his intention to make final commuta-
ton proof in support OF his
claim. and that said proof
will be made before the register or re-
ceiver at Rapid City, S. D. on November
18th, 1898. viz: WILLIAM b. KEHOE.
Homestead Entry No. 4941, for the
southwest quarter OF southwest quar-
ter, section II, and the west half
OF the northwest quarter and northwest
qnarter OF southwest quarter, sec. IA.
township l south, range 7 east B. H. NJ.
He names the following persons to
prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation OF SAID land: Merritt
D. Sammis, William II. Barr, John
Hart and Frank Blair, all Of Rapid
City, South Dakota.
A. K. GARDNER, Register.
First publication Oct. 7th.
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State of South Oak a, seventh Judicial Cir.
cult, So. In Circuit Court within and for Pen
ningtOn county.
Jesse CARL, 2 .mntiff,
John Il. Brennan, Jennie Brennan,
Pennington Cuu'ty Bank, II cor
poration, Benjamin y. Mitchrl
AID Pennington county, n public
corporation, Defendants.
NO ICE Is hereby given hat by virtue OF a
Judgment OF foreclosure in the above entitled
action dated on the 9th day of July. A. D.
1898. aud an eveent;ou issued upon said iudg.
ment. the subscriber, JohnT Ingerso!. as shcr-
i'll OF Pennington county; state of South Dako-
Ia, lor mat purpose appointed, will sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder for cash at
the front door Of the court house III HE city Of
khpld city, Pennington county south Dakota,
on the 5th day Of November. 1898, at 2 o'clock
III the afternoon OF that day, The real estate
and mOrtgnErd premis : 8 tun1e in the county
OF Penn!nglo on and state of South Dakota, and
directed III said judi ment and execution to be
sold and therein described as follows: Lots
numbered thirty (@n. thirty one sd and
thirty two t32j, i'll block numbered seventy
three (73) CT the orig nal towiIsite or Rapld
CITY. sad county OF Pennington and state of
South Dakota. MS the S me appears from the
official plat now IN file in the Office of the regis
Ter OF deeds OF said county, together with all
the tpPurten'tnces and imp ovemeuvs there
unto bell ngilIg, consisting Of the Hotter Harvey
bulit OF BRICK, stone ana IRON, ana being seven
ty-fivc feet front and one hundred and forty
feet deep and three full stories high, besides
basement, or so much thereof as may be sut1i.
cent TO satisfy sad judg uent aud costs. in all
amounting to sixteen thousand, six hundred
and ~fifty-tive dollars and forty-nine cents
,Sl6, 65u.i9). with interest thereon from tho
date or sald, Judgment ana AL accruing costs OF
sale.
Dated at Rapid City, South Dakota, this
2Sth day OF September, 1898.
JOHN T. INGERSOL,
Sheriff of Pennington County.
Charles w. Brown, Plaintiffs Attorney.
FIRST publication Sept. 30, 1898.
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Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Rapid City, S. D.

IGillu olllce dC fLapl0! lily, >. IL.
September 26, 1899.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the fol-
lowing named settler has filed notice Of
his intention to make nal proof in sup
port of his claim, ami that said proof
will be made before the register or re-
ce,ver A, Rapll City, S. d., on Nove,n-
Der 5th, 1898. viz: JUkGEN A. REL
MER, Homestead Entry No. 1886 for
the east half of the northwest quarter
and the west half Of the northeast quar-
ter, section 81. township 3 north, range
8 east B II. NJ. He names the follow
ing witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon and cultivation Of said
land: Bernhard tl-nrech, Frank Han
sen, Joseph ka,nnerer and August
Heats, all OF Rapid CITY, s. D.
A. X. GARDNER, Register.
pd First pub'n. Sept. 30. 1898.
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Still in the Business.

Mrs. A. E. Wallace wishes to an
nounce to her former patrons and
the public generally, not having
oeen successful in disposing of her
'tock Of millinery, that she will
his season add an entire new stock
# staple millinery aud novelties and
that goods and prices will be right.
See her goods before buving.
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Compare the silver candidate for
states attorney-a mar of years of
experience-with the republican
candidate. an inexperienced youth.
This is an Office that should be
SLED by a man of years of ex-
perience, and that man is Chancey
L. Wood. Vote for him.