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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE or ADMINISTRATIONS septem.
Der 7, 1895 the Undersigned was appointed
administratrlS Of the estate Of Jacob Ecke
county Texas, and | have qualified as such.
An persons holding claims against said
estate are potiied "a present the same 10
me within the time prescribed BY law. My
residence and postof6ce address IL at M.
7O1 Prairie avenue, in the city Of Houston,
Texas Caroline Eckel. administrative OF
the estate OF Jacob Eckei. deceased.
THE Massey Business College win open Mon
day October g. Mason block. special rates
sessions day aud night iu-l
SHORTHAND Will be taught BIZ an expert
enced stenographer and all graduates VIII
he placed In good situations: college Will
open October g. Massey Business College.
=,
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WAHTED-Girl or woman In country town,
German preferred, to work In dning room
and help In kitchen. references required.
Address 1870 this office.
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WANTED--At once, hrst-elass matchmaker
and engrayer; no others need apply: perma-
nent position TO right man; send sample
engraving aud state salary In first letter.
Henry Iyergen Co., Corsicana. Texas, 80
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE

Port of Galveston. September ..
ARRIVED.
= Tasso. Tampico.
CLEARED.
r. 1ncemore, Dickinson. Havre
SAILED.
II. rmmpasas, Baretow, New York.
Ia I.a,ienburg. Sporting. Vera Cruz.
IA Bernard Hall, Bartlett, Liverpool.
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MIDDLE AGED man OF ability desires u per-
hInent situation, try me. Address sscs.
tins office.
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WhNTED--Rivet heaters and strikers. Apply
TO the foreman OF tanks, National Cotton
OIL company.
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eron. Texas r. l.. Burspm.
WHY advertise for help when you eau call or
write and see list Of well recommended help.
such as stcnographers, bookkepers. sales
men, druggists. clerks, teachers or any first
class help; you may find just the help you
want without expense, We are hllinR respon-
able positions with reliable business firms
every day and giving entire satisfaction; we
guarantee our help. southern Business Ex
change, room 40, Bnz building. 20
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FOR SALE CHEAP--Wc offer tho following
new homes al prices regardless OF cost;
terms 10 per cent cash, balance same 40
having tputs
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A PARTY with a conveyance. ready for any
Kind OF business, distributing circulars OF
canysssing, will work In this or adjoining
counties. ssdI, this office.
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CLEARED FOR GALVESTON.
es Aldersgate, Rosario via Port Eads, Sep
kmber II.
s. Aldgate, Rio Janeiro. September ..
IS Albis. Key West. September 10.
IS Ayonmore Salonica via Bourga, etc..
eptember 70.
SIS Beatrice, Sunderland. September II.
Is Bodlewell. Antwerp. September /.
s. Camrose Naples, September 49,
S. Cayo Romano. st. Michaels via Bermuda
eptember g.
SIS Consol Newport, Eng, September l.
IS Elsie, Cardiff, August 25.
g. Hemisphere, Swansea, July .z.
is Highneld Teneriff. September 20
IS Ida, Spain, September /.
es Larne. Ferris, Las Palmas, September g.
s. Leonora. Lutz, St. Lucia. -.
Is Maria, Sunderland September 5.
SIS Nicolai. Copenhagen. September l..
s. Nordfall. Hamburg. September Il.
IS Nordkop, Rotterdam, September a.
IS North Anglia, Davies Shields, August IL
Sc North Sands. Hughson. Bombay, Az.
Is Pacific. Shields, September H.
IS Red Cross. rnev. at Antwerp. Au-
hst H.
IS Roma, Storm. at Avonmouth, August e.
Is ullapool, Cardiff, September 20.
50 Yucatan, Liverpool. Auguut n.
ech Aaron Kingsland, Johnson. Key West
kptember IT.
Barge. Ludwig. shinston, Pensacola. Sep
&mber 10.
Sch Elwood II. Smith New York, August .
Sch ]. r. Teel, Hansen, Baltimore. Scptem-
10.
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DIED.

MILLER-Dled, in Pecos City, Texas, on the
2Sd Of September. OF consumption, Andrew
Dickinson Miller of Houston.
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SITUATION WANTED.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by young German, Jus,
arrived, ns yardmsn or work OF any kind
Address ASH. this office.
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WANTED--At the Arneckevllle school. one
English and German teacher; must teach
both languages and must be married. good
dwelling. good garden, water. ETC.; wood de-
livered free by the school community must
have first or second grade certificate. For
further information apply TO ~ a, III. Ar
neckc. NJ d.. chairman board OF trustees.
Arneeteyille DeWitt county, Texas. y
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FOR sALE--At Bowser & Wilson's stables,
Ncx. G0b-6il Preston avenue, and Houston
Stock Yards 200 head OF mules, IA to ~
hai.ds. TO 5 years old, and q few horses
Address W A. Moody Il
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HELP WANTED.

A RULER WANTED at Book pindcry OF the
j. j. PASTORAL Ftg n Litho. Co, 3Oi Mntn
street. Houston, Texas. e
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W,NTED-At once. an all round tailor Ap-
~ 10 VIM. keselus. the tailor, Bastrop,
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coon sober shoemaker wanted; married man
preferred; permanent job for the right man.
Address Jas. Burns. San Angelo. Texas. ,
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GALVESTON COTTON RECE1pr,

/ ~ Gulf Colorado and Santa Fe railway,
Ia bales; by Galveston, Houston and Hen
Prison. SSS; by Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
kao' BY Galveston La Porte and Houston,
q; by barge Daisy, 1850: by barge j. H..
w; by barge Velasco, 1885; by barge Gibbs.
q. Total. 12.32a ~
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BOY IL years old wishes a .ch, ooachnan or
delivery. Address 1890, this Office. J
WANTED--By young white woman. situation
as nurse for small child, Address 4Ses tnis
pffcS.
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HELP WANTED.

WANT ED-~Few more young men nnd women
10 learn telegraphy; great demand for opc-
rators, Dallas Telegraph College. Dallas.
Texas lo-l
DEWEY swept Spain from tho seas You can
sweep the FIELD o. all opposition with our
Dewey Contract" Write :; harris a.
Patterson Managers. "old Hartford Life, ="
raias. Texas. II
sAIESMEN.-ror cigars. Si25 a month and
expenses. old firm: experience unnecessary.
&C, {, bishop & Co, ST. Louis, Mo, u
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THE Southern Business Exchange ia placing
good help In nrst.cass positions every day.
,fucl, as stonOgraphors. booklscepers, GALES
men, clerks, druggists, teachers, ctc,--in
fact. any first-class help. Write or call
Room 40, Bna building 40
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WAi\1ED~-Fosition with reliable house by
well Recommended bcoxkccIer ana cashier.
has held responsible position last four
years; had to resign account health. Al
dress s3si. this Office, !
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WANTED--Y ifty men for mill aud yard work
at Losanspoft. La, no cOnmissaryi cash
once a week Cattag0 Lumber and Coal co. /
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PERSONAL.

WONDERFUL FORTUNE TELLER-Mrs.
Black tells everything, 25c. soc. sl.00; re-
moves troubles. unites separated, luck
charms. etc; 70S Louisiana street. 1912
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YOUNG and entrsetc man, good on type
writer and general office work. wants post
| tlon With some good firm. Address 1855,
ihls office
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Immediately q good lady barber.
l.. &. smith Gonzales, TcAhs
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WANTED--A white woman to do housowork
Apply i7o5 Mckee street, )
WANTkD--A good blacksmith; must h u
hrat-class horEehhccr, q nnc thing for tho
right man. +. s. Gibbs, ncepwatcr, Tex, 8
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WANTED Position as teacher. private fam.
i.y; can give best OF rcItreneps, would pre-.
Ter country. Address 4siy. this office. Z
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WANTED--Two girls wanted should be cx-
pprienced pants makers. a. ralkson, l9is
COngi ess avenue. 80
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WANTED by steady, sober black.
smith and wood worker: plantation pro-
forrod. Address W. ID. Williams. Pearland,
roxas
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FAT FOLKS are reduced Is rounds month.
anyone can make remedy nj nome: sample
box, etc. mailed free. 1t costs you nothing
to try 1t. Hall Chemical Co.. A 49, St
Louis Mo. n
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WANT ED--By nice couple. hrsts class cooks.
white, good reference Gull or address IA.
n, j., sol Travis street, Houston Texas
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Doy l6 years old wishes position with some
gooc lawyer, Address iSs9, this office.
Manitoba position MS planning mill fore
man; fifteen years experience, nrst-class
references. understand all parts OF planning
mill busincss thoroughly. Address Ma
chinist this office.
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RELIABLE sober industrious druggist
young man preferred give reference. Adj
dress Druggist. Sabine Pass, Texas.
WA NTEp--Competent white barber at once.
answer by wire j. w. Davis. Sealy Tex. 2
WA NTED--A mllliner In trimming room. also
two apprentices Call at Cent Store, 500 and
81 Travis street
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room cottage. with hall bath. large stable
anc servants house; fine large yard; $1,000:
payments $50 per month.
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-O second hand wood c'stern,
holding about 1000 gallons; must be cheap.
ADDRESS NJ W. Jones, 1915 Lubbock street,
cttv 80
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THOROUGH. competent stanographer. own,
ms machine, with best OF references, wants
position, law office preferred. Address 4S9S,
this office. i
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BICYCLES-S hand-Lark u. Rambler
L., Waveriy 49, Syracuse II. and Others.
March Culmore, Houston. Solar gas lamp,
Nj & w tires of all kinds. u
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| PRINTER, news aud Job, wants situation,
| married, goou references. Address A I, boy
1 1nN. Waller. Texas.
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CLEARED.
re, Dickinson. Havr'
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Butte City hotel. a short distance
away. Yesterday the child was play
ing in the street, as the mother sup
posed. The mother was engaged with
her household duties. when. DOT 2
o'clock. the child came running in and
said a nan a whipped her. The lit
tie ones clothing was d~isarranged and
she was much disheveled. The moth
er's fears were at once aroused. and she
piled the little n with questions as
to what the man had lone when he
whipped her. She said while in the
street the man came along and. giving
her a nickel. coaxed her into a house
three doors distant from the Younger
home. The house was unoccupied. The
mans actions after getting inside the
house the child described. M thought
he vas whipping her. but the mother
understood and at once examined the
child. What the examination disclosed
convinced her of the correctness OF her
fears. The child's underclothing was
torn from her and there were unmis-
taxable evidences that ar attempted
assault had been made. although the
villain had failed in his purpose and the
child was not injured. The child still
had in her hand the nickel that had
been given her.
The mother was frantic and. run
ming to a window. where she could be
seen by her husband from his kitchen
window, waved a signal for him 10
come home. From the wlfe's excited
manner the husband realized that
something alarming had happened, and.
dropping his work.. ran home with all
speed. on being informed Of what had
occurred the father at once made In
quiries about the neighborhood, and
found two boys, named Corbin, who
had seen a man talking with the little
girl and saw him lead her into the un-
occupied house. The best the boys
could do in the way OF describing the
man was to say that he appeared to
be nearly six feet tall and wore a brown
hat, brown coat and light trousers.
They thought. however, that they
would know him II they saw him
again.
With the information he had secured
the husband look his wife and child
and proceeded to police headquarters,
where he told his story to Chief Null
holland. who referred him TO Assistant
City Attorney Little. Mr.. Little list
med TO the recital, and hunting up
Detective Murphy, asked him to try to
find the brute. 1t will be difficult to
prove the case, even IL the man IL
caught. unless the two boys can really
Identify him.
Mrs. Younger had had trouble with
Eugene p. Bearns, a nelghbor, the night
before, and she conceived the idea that
to get even with her he had attempted
to outrage her child, and she asked De-
tective Murphy to arrest him. Officer
Murphy did so. but the Corbin boys,
when they saw him, declared positively
that he was not the right a Mrs.
Younger had sworn out a warrant for
Bearns' arrest for disturbance, for the
trouble of the night before, and he
was held on that charge.
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flEND IN HUMAN FORM.
A Demon Attempts to Fsvish a e I-2.
Year-Old Girl.

Another dastardly attempt OF some
human fiend TO ravish a child was re-
ported to the police yesterday. G. F.
Younger. a cook employed at the Butte
City hotel, conducted by Mrs. Adeline
Hare, in South Arizona street, came to
police headquarters about 2:30 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and complained
that some man, whose identity he did
not know. had attempted 10 rsvish his
little girl. Mary Elizabeth, who Is u
pa years old. The fend had not ac-
complishsd his purpose. but from the
facts elected il was no fault of his that
he did not.
Younger was accompanied by his
wife and the little girl. The child Is
but a mite. scarcely able TO talk plain.
and 10 look at her n could hardly
imagine hat any man could be so
much of a brute as TO even contemplate
such a crime as was attempted upon
her. Mrs. Younger had not recovered
from the shock she received upon
learning Of the assault, and was great
ly asitated when she appeared at po-
lice headquarters.
According to the statements Of
Younger and his wife. they amt 70
Butte six weeks ago from Seattle
They took a house in East Galena
street, two houses east Of Arizona. The
husband procured employment AZ the
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He WANTS A GERMAN WIFE
Charles A. Conwell of Stevens
Vile Seeking a Life Partner.
STMEETREQUIREMENTS
His Letter Explains in Full Just wha
Sort of a Girl He Would Lgk
to Have-The Con-
ditions

II there are IN nice. German work
ing girls in Butte who are sensible.
plump in figure. n who know a good
thing when they see 1t, their oppor-
tunity has arrived. Attorney Charles
A. Conwell OF S~tevensville. Mont.
wants to marry just such a girl, and
he has written TO a Butte employment
agent asking TO be put in correspond
ence with someone answering that gem
eral description.
But she must be plump.
Sensible. and
Not very tall.
She must not be a wall flower. nor
A butterfly.
She must be a girl who can be trust
ed, but
She may be a widow, and may even
have a little girl.
She must be good.
Mr.. Conwell writes on the letterhea1
Of County Treasurer Squires OF Ravali
county. and sets forth his wants ard
exactions as follows:
"Stevensville. Mont. Aug. 2T.-Dear
Madam: i want you TO select and
send me the address of some good Ger
man girl that would like to have a good
husband. l would like to have a nice,
sensible one, with a good, plump nSure,
not very tall. am an a~ttorney-at-
law, and l intend 10 open a law office
In Butte this winter some time. ! am
down here looking after the interest |
have in some mining claims and will
not be done here until December, and
along there some time ! will come to
Butte. and I want to marry Just as
soon as ] get there. so l would like TO
correspond with the lady until that
time. ] do not want a wall flower, or a
butterfly, but a good. sensible girl, one
hat will appreciate a good husband
and good treatment; one that can be
trusted: a working girl. ! would pre-
fer German. You send me her address
and also have her write me a few lines,
and also send me your charges and
will send p. o. order TO you. How much
do you have to pay for office rent?
Well. I will bid you goodbye. Hoping
| will near from you soon, ] will close.
| remain, yours respectfully,
"CHAS. A. CONWELL.
~"Stevensville, Mont.
"P. S.-My age Ia IS years. j am
about 8 feet s inches tall. / ave au-
burn hair, hazel eyes. l have no OBJ
lection to widow. German, with little
girl. Whatever you expenses are you
tell me when you write, BE sure and
have her write"
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A Quiet

A quiet wedding o place yesterday
when Charles Mason and Miss MAJ
saret Y. Conway were married al high
noon at the residence Of Mr.. n Mrs.
V. J. Barlow at 800 West Broadway.
Rev. 6. c. Rlackiston Of 81. Johns
Episcopal church performed the ma
riage ceremony. Only a few fr'enaS
were present. They were Mr.. and Mr..
BARLOW. Mrs. Thomas Lavelle. Mrs
Fppinr. Mrs. 7. V. Long. Mrs. Lar"ey
and Fred Harris. The room is a W."
known young business man and thu
bride one ~ Butte's handsome and a.
compIished young
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BUTTE cur RENT NOTES..
tent pianos from Orton Bros.

rent pianos from orion Bros.
]. b. Finley is up from Dillon.
Fred orion, piano tuner. 1O7 e. Bdwy.
w. S. orion, piano tuner. 3o5 N. Main.
w. J. Kendall Of Hamilton is visiting
in town.
j. NJ. Fox of Red Lodge was in town
yesterday.
L. Tinkle OF Kalispell arrived in town
yesterday.
Murdoch Mcintyre of whitehall was
in the city yesterday.
Newill Academy. AIS w. Galena ST.
FAN term opens Sept. IL.
Mrs. Frank Kreiter died yesterday
afternoon, aged so years.
We rent new pianos. Montana Music
Co., 223 North Main street.
DIR. H. H. Hanson, surgeon and gyne-
cologist, is located in Silver Bow block.
Elegant private dining rooms, Bakers
restaurant, IL S. Main. G. w. Handley.
New fall styles mems trousers just
in, all wool, $3.50. Boucher, the Park
street clothier.
Butte Business college has Just is
sued a beautiful catalogue for free dis
tributlon. Best facilities. Best instruc-
ton.
Your money back II you don't like
our 81 boys suits after you get home.
Same way on anything we sell. Bou-
cher, the Park street clothier..
The answer of Herman Wolff 10 the
cult of G. II. and r. f. Traiser relative
TO the initiating of a brand of cigars
was filed yesterday in the United
States circuit court.
Judge NJ. H. Parker, Clerk of the
Court Henry G. Rickerts and Court
Stenographer T. J. A. Monaghan passed
through the city yesterday en- route
from Boulder to Dillon to hold court.
There will be services at the A. NJ.
r. church this evening. Mrs. Amelia
Mason will preach from the text.
"when Father and Mother Forsake
Me. Then the Lord VIII Take Me Up"
Chief of Police MulholIand will leave
on Saturday on a trip to the Omaha
exposition. He will be accompanied by
Chief Guerin of Great Falls, Chief Gro
gan of Helena Inc Chief White of An
aconda
A camping party composed OF Mr..
and Mrs. Healy, Miss Healy, Mr.. n
Mrs. Oswald Fayram returned to Butte
Tuesday evening, having caught alto
eether COS fish in the Big Hole, and 1923
of these Mr.. Fayram landed. The
party generously remembered many of
their city friends.
Justice Trap yesterday issued a
warrant for the arrest of Thomas Ken
needy and "Slob" Campbell for disturb
ing the peace in the fight they INDUCED
in on the fats near the Reception road
house a few days ago, in which Camp
bell challenged Kennedy to fight and
got more than he ~bargained for.
James Tyack of Butte and Miss Ad-
die Smith of Missoula were married at
the residence OF the groom's parents on
Saturday. The relatives of the con-
tracing parties were present at the
After Sept. 5 the newly
married couple will be at home to their
friends at 351 East Granite street.
Mems tan shoes. half price. TasselTs
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A NARROW ESCAPE.
Edward waldrip Thrown From a Horse
and Dragged Along the Ground.

and Dragged Along the Ground.
Edward Waldrip. one of Postmaster
Twins mail carriers, who is Familiarity
known about town as white Wings"
a nickname given him by his ascot
ates at the postofiice, was painfully in
iured yesterday afternoon by being
thrown from a horse and dragged a
considerable distance. Waldrip went
out to the track to exercise a colt and
rode around the track. The 'felt
good and was hard to hold. and when
he turned into the stretch took the bit
in his teeth and ran way with his ri
der.
Waldrip hung on for some distance
but was finally thrown. His foot
caught in the stirrup and he was
dragged several rods, before some men
who happened to be at the track sue
ceeded in heading off the colt and
Dental hat the young nan was not
trodden to death by the colt, which
became badly frightened at his rider
dragging on the ground, and pitched
and plunged wildly. A telephone mes
sage wac sent to own for a hack and
one went out and brought Waldrip to
town. He was taken to Wells hospital,
where It was found that his right arm
had been broken and his Jaw dislo-
Gated.
On the way to town he lost con-
seriousness. but after his injuries had
been dressed he revived. and last
evening was resting comfortably and
feeling as we'll as could be expected
considering the shock he sustained.