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New York cotton Market.

Pile Terrors Swept Away DR.. Ag-
news Ointment stands at the head as a
reliever, healer, and sure cure for Piles
in all forms One application win give
comfort in d few minutes, and three to SIX
days application according to directions
will cure chronic cases. IL relieves all
itching and Burning skin diseases in
day. 80 cents Sold by F. S. Williams,
9th and + sts.; Edmonds & Williams, :d
st. and Pa aver.
The times., 1898-01-08

Mr.. Cafley advises purcha asing Sugar,
Atchison, Manhattan, Metropolitan ana
the Vanderbilt stocks, but feels uncertain
about the grangers. Town Topics finan-
cial bureau says OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
BROOKLYN Rapid Transit will sell around
60 before the close of the present year.
Tho advantages 10 IL that viii be derived
from loops at the bridge can only be an.
preoiated by those that have followed the
growth or the surface railway companies
In this city. We know that strongest in
terests. factors that do not enter specula
tien for turns, have gone into Manhattan.
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changes, particularly for cash. Mime
apolis and Duluth had tbirty-three car
Receipts here We're Sc. 1t looks now
as If the visible would increase Monday
about $50. 900 bushels. Twenty loads
of red wheat were reported sold at Phila-
delphia and Baltimore.
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IN JUSTICE COURT OF THE nISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. BEFORE LEWIS /.
y NEAL, 4 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
Juhn r. Brooks, plaintirf, Ns. Franz
bumpertZ, defendant
summons i'm due form having been
issued out OF this Court 10 n lawful con
stable OF tliis District for the said defend
@ 1hl, ana The same having been by said
sonstdbe returned mot To be found'' il
rs Hereoy ordered that said de tendant cause
, sas appearance 10 be entered herein on or
Deiors me FIRST TUESDAY IN FER
ee proceeded with as I'm case OF default.
LEWIS I. O'NEaL
laS. la,22 Justice of the Peace. ID. C.
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Washington stock Exenanu..

Sales. Regularcall-wash Gas ak
at 49; U. S. Electric Light. 10 ,ta7
American Graphop hone, 40 at IA 100 aft
IA Is; Pneumatic Gun Carriage, $50 at
45c
After call-Eckinston Railroad G's, 500
at Sc.
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FINANCIAL

FOR RENT-The best way TO hep your
business or profession is 10 move into
the largest and best known office build
ing in the city.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
BUILDING, COR. 9TH AND + SITS
A few choice rooms now avaii3 ble. mod.
crate rental, no extras; perfect ianitor
service, fire proof sufTOtiIGi1 Ks; . ,,Ie
Nators, 10 stories; CunIflIOuiotis bicycle
STAINS. JyS-tu,th rsa J-tf
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am glad TO announce the reopening
oi the stock brokerage office of SiIsby &
company There afe many Others in
washington who will be equally pleased.
lt Is said Mr. Silsby has associated with
ms Company gentlemen of undoubted finan-
ciai ability and reputation. Mr.. Robert
Lindblom will be Mr. Silsby.s New York
ana Chicago correspondent.
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Manhattan was feature again yester-
day, largely on rumors that a contract has
been closed for the equipm ent OF the
system with electric power. 1t was also
reiterated that the large interests are
buying in the stock. All OF which means
at least that there is a clique behind the
stock. The clique may be almost ready
TO sell out. However, this is not a pre-
diction.
The times., 1898-01-08

The National InteIligencer reorganized,
Improved and enlarged 10 sixteen pages.
Antitrust and antieverything that is
anti-the people. For sale st all new sta nds.
it
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Bonds, it should be noted, have been very
strong on large dealings. In a number of
cases active bond issues have fully re-
gained the coupons which matured Oh
January j.
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WHEAT ADVANCES IN CHICAGO
Improvement on Account OF In
creaSed Cash Demands.

t'''SNu SOttfstf f'0f1Ftt'1uS'
Chicago, Jan. Wheat advanced this
morning from 80 3-Sa90 . to 81 ;,-S
for May. The buying was general largely
yesterday, being influenced to c1vcr by
the better cables and the improved cash
demand for wheat, the milling inquiry
for which, aside from export sales, seems
to be on the increase. Northwestern mar
kets We're stronger than the local ex-
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Metropolitan and Brooklyn Rapid Transit
for long account, and until there is some
evidence that these interests are liquidat-
ing those that are long of the securities
mentioned will DO well to maintain their
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The susque hanna and Western, purchased
for the Erie Railroad, undoubtedly is of
Importance. The street is considering ito
bearings on the anthracite situation. 1t
would seem that the deal viii mean a
great saving FOR the coal industries.
The times., 1898-01-08

FIRST RecoSni2sin. the an written
law of the profession that peaDle
WHO have no money are entitIe 4,
without Eay, 10 the best medical
skill. Doctors Mccoy and Cow,lea
viii, as they always have, treat .lf,-
h0luteIy free those who are una !lla
Ia pay.
SECOND Doctors Mccoy and Cow
del. extend To NH, ar they ALWAYS
have. a cordial a nd kindly invitation
To visit their offices. and on their
fret visit to Give n trial treat
ntenT absolutely without cost, with
out pay, OF without expectation ia,
pay.
iBIRD-All those people who :f4re
slight or trifling ailments, purely
Cate rfhal conditions. easily cd2lablp
of q speedy cure under tie new
methods, will he charged ONLY a
uiflinG fee, while those who hue
difficult. obstinate or serious dis
e"ses, requiring a special and 10 ~.
cOhiiI ued cnre and attention. Will ;,e
charged a fee cammensura,e with
the care and attention they reuutra
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Delaware and Hudson yesterday decla red
a per cent dividend for the year 1S97.
payable Ia per cent quarterly, during
the year 1S9S.
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MONEY WANTED AND TOIoAN.

MONEY loaned in sums from So to S=H
To rei!a BE part les no collateral TeaHirpd.
open evenings. ROOM (, Central Hog
9Th ana Pa. ave. deJ--Jf.,-.J.,.
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! received last night Information from
Nashville that cotton is almost sure to
have great boom within a few day VS..
My informant names / . cents at least
as the probable top figure of the rise.
The source of the story is So good that
my faith is excellent
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Chicago Grain ana I'rovisiOn Ma rket.
Corrected daily by w. b. Hibbs & Co..
membea o f the New York Stock Exchange
The times., 1898-01-08
New York stool, yorket
Open High Low Clos

Corrected daily by W. B. Bibbs & Co.
members of the New York Stock Fx::h inre
d.- L street
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The November net earnings of Kansas
and Texas are said to have been ex.
celent.
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heals them over, stopping the discharge
of mucus and bringing hack TO healthy
and natural condition the thousands of lit
tie glands that ire situated in the lining
OF the stomach.
The little glands OF the stomach pour out
the fluid that dfgcsts the food, but when
the stomach is subject to Catarrh The
mouths OF these glands are closed and
chOeed up by the Inflammation that Goes
with the disease
As result sufficient digestive juices are
not poured out, the food is not digested
but lies in the stomach like mass Of lea.i,
and instead OF diSsolving under the Influence
Of the gastric ferments and becoming
nourisllment for the blood, gradually decays,
giving off foul gases. These gases distend
the stomach, causing a sense of suffoca
tiUn or slnGthc, il s, 10 lie followed by belch
ing or twisting and turning and runlhlin
in The towels. In case OF
The Most Aggravated Form
OF stomach catdrrh where the tongue is
coated, whore there is helching of .as
where there is water hrdSh and distress
mornings or nausea and vomiting, where
where there is water brash and distress
after eating, where there is runbling in the
bowels ana constipation, he ne " treatment
has the greatest opportunity for showing
its rtiIG and heneficent virtues Beginning
Immediately after tie htToduction OF the
proper treatment, the SYMPTOMS attending
CatarIh ~ the Stomach PASS a way Que
by one.
The hawking and splitting in the morn
ing becomes less, the appetite for break
fast returns, there is nu longer nausea
where there should he desire for food the
heartburn aic water bra sh pass away, the
hloating In the stomach after taking food
gives place to The pleasant sense of fuIness
that accompanies the taxing of a fun meal
and there is no l9ngerdls corlforr experienced
Will the hearty meal i in process of heinr
converted fnl" nouriShmeut for the blou.l.
The fou' PaSes that were belche ed up are no !
longer Termed ana The bowels become
regular. The entire system exparieaces
new vigor from an abundance Of no.IrtSn-
nent absorbed into the blood. where fo,l
poisonS had previously been ,frered-it
The times., 1898-01-08

Dr. Henfy's Blood Tea; All Immediate cure
for chronic constipation. jaS-n,w ,sat,6
The times., 1898-01-08

MEETING OF the stockholders uT the
Capital Tiaction Company fuE the =. ett tfGu
OF directors viii be held at the cffsoe of
the company, Union Passenger Station. an
WEDNES DAY. the 18TH Of JAET-ARY.
S9S- The polls VIII be opened ~ 10
a. IN. and clUSed at 2 pm.
G. t. DUNLOP
u NJ kpONES, ITes itleFit.
Secretary. de2T-d&d esp
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LOANS MADE ON FTRNITCR RI.
HORSES, ETC

Loans made ON Furniture, Planes. EorseS.
Wagons ETC. at lowest rates ana .iureEeSt
possible time. Strictly Confidential. Please
call before securing loans eIsev mere
W WASHINGTON MURTGAGE L LOAN CO.
6l0 + st. NV
The times., 1898-01-08

The Morning, Evening and Snnsl w
1iaieN for fifty cents month.
The times., 1898-01-08

fOU ca borrow money on yOUr furniture.
carpets, pianos, mise, etc NORTH
W - IOr.-iDrE HUL 81, oIo-1S Str NV
de- 7-3U1D
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a NEW Plan

"
$40 TO 81 900 To LOAN
ON HOUS EHOLD FURNITURE. PIANOS.
HORS Is; CARRIAGES. ETC.
Without removal from possession Of ow ner.
You can have the money the ,:ay yon
apply Tor ". Payments on the pIfR. nah
OF any aii;Uurt- wili Be received at auy tiiue
Whf9h VIII lessen cost of loan
LOWEST RATES,
MOST DESIRA BILE YTE
No cost TO you If loan is not mace
Strictly confidential.
Plea Sc call for further inforiHat ION
CAPITAL LOAN GUARANTEE to.
aOIl I'M 6o2 + st.Iu.
LOANS made on approved collateral, su..fi
as life policies stocks, bones, baJIGiug
association shares, syndicate ceTtlfis sltpS
etc. No delay. YERKES X BAKER no
Sc. Take elevator. IT.
MONEY To- LOAN at and per cent:
security. real estate in District Of tOlufr
bia; no delay beyond an inspection 81 prop
eIty and examination OF title. WALTER
Il. ACkER, 104 14th st. NV mh2S-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-S1 600 upward. at 5
and > u per cent on ID. q. req ertate:
S2oo. $500. etc. at 8 per cent: all
transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers
VILLA 81 II. SAUNDERS 4 90.
apl6-tf. 1907 = 81. NV.
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meeting OF the stockholders 81 tne North
eTu Liberty Market A SSOCia ton WIN Ut tei,f
at the Office or the company. room e.;
HutchinS building. y37 u street HcrtHwe>t.
iii this city, ou Tuesday, January : 1888
81 + o'clJck p IN. for the purpose O. elect
ing directors for the ensuing wear and
tr3nSaCtmg such other business - NAV
properly come before the meeting II CrGer
+ tns President. W. j. DANTE. : secrrta-v
Washington, D. C., January SIS,
JaI-Gt ON
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ETOWN AND TENLEYTowN

NEURU FIOWN IND NM I NTOWN
RAIL - \ \ COMPANY-Th reelflar al
nudl meeting OF the Georgetown no Zen
leYtOwn Railway Company VIII he HeId
At tine Office II the COMPANY l4i7 u II.
nw... Oh NEDN ESDA I the 18th cav tr
January. 1888, for the purpose G. Cie,tin
nine directors 10 serve for tHe ensuing.
year. Polls open from L. j.. 70 q. ~
". =. ERRI- Secretary ia5--t
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REHOyAT.

DR.. WESTLAKE has arIauceC fcr tEe
care OF limited number Cf uaueI.ts
In The city steam heat and every con
FenieDce, testimonials atteStiEc the SIre
results rom the new treatment foT Bright =
Disease and all diseases Cf Liver sI,s!
kidneys: 5l5 r ST NV. Hours. IL "a ~
a. NJ: 1 10 :, and : to s 2 IL. .S6-3t
The times., 1898-01-08

Daring the year of '97 we treated and
cured nearly three thousand cases -oui
honest dealing has made US many friends
The times., 1898-01-08
Young Men, Middle Age
or Old Men.

Suffering from excuses and errors OF
and troubled with Nervous Debility.
Loss of Memory, BashfuinesS, Confusion Of
Ideas Headache, Dizziness Palpitation
or the Heart, Weak Back, Dark Circles
Around the Eyes, Phnples on The Face. LOSS
OF Sleep. Tired Feeling ia the Morning.
ENil Forebodings, Dull. Stupid. a version to
Society, no Ambition, Bad Taste In the
Mouth. Dreams and Night Losses, Deposits
In The Urine, Frequent Brination, some times
accompanied with slight burning. Kidney
troubles, or any Disease of the GenitO.
Urinary Organs, can here find an honest,
sale, and speedy cure.
VARICOCELE CURED AT ONCE withous
operation. Have you the se.tis OF any past
disease lurking in your system, IMPOTEN
CY or LOSS OF Sexual Power, and do you
contemplate MARRIAGE? Do you feel
safe "a taxing this step? Yon can't afford
TO take any risk. Like father; like aon
We have never-failing remedy that viii
purify TIE Blood and positively bring back
Lost Power. Our honest opinion always
Riyep.
The times., 1898-01-08
CARSON & MAcAR7NEK,

Am. Sec. Tr 5's, A and 0, 1896 ID ..
Wash. Market Co. lst SIS, 1903-l5ll-
S7,0o0retired annually . 10 :.
Wash. Market Co. Imp. 6'S, l2-23 III o..
Wash. Market Co. ext Il 6'S ii4-'22 liz
Masonic Hall Association SIS, 1916. los >.
Wash. Light Inf 1st 6's 1914. - ~ \
The times., 1898-01-08

Per Visit is eur only charge, all medicines
and services Included.
The times., 1898-01-08

The choice of those 27.incA seItz seal
plush capes, with fronts, and al are
trimmed with Thibeu and lined with
rhadaue silk. and the choice Of the 30
lnch ones OF the same-which sold t,p 4,
Sle .9o--so for S5.93 and 81 9e, re-
spectively
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AUCTION SALE OF HORSES
HORSES.
MAGRATH & KENNEDY.
LEGAL NOTICE.

Consgnmenls of stock, wagons, etc,
solicited. 1Ier,
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The choice of any OF those fine astra-
khan capes, trimmed withRe rsey straps,
in % TO 32-inch lengtns-trimmed
with Thibet fur-and those braided
cheviot capes-whicb sold up to S15-
for S39S.
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BUTTE BRIEFS.

Jim Flynn of Belt has located in
Butte.
George d. Cochran Is over in Great
Falls.
James s. Dawes OF Bozeman Is Wis
iting i'm Butte.
W. II. Rodgers came up from Ana
conda yesterday.
II. c. Carney has returned from a
trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. X. Lewis left last
evening for California.
william Owsley has gone to Missouri
To settle w an estate.
Judge Brantly OF Anaconda is spend
ing a few days in Butte.
James Shields OF Anaconda was in
town a few hours Yesterday.
\ daughter was born yesterday 10
the wife OF Dennis J. Mccarthy Of No.
lO2 Mullins street. centerville.
j. A. Das. John Nilander. Thomas
Peterson n William Bsyan will leave
this morning for Peace river. Alaska.
All the members OF the democratic
city central COMMITTEES and all the can
didates on the ticket viii meet at the
democratic headquarters on Sunday
evening at s o'clock.
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job and said IL he did he would give
him a better Job. e
In rebuttal Harrington testified that
he never made an offer to settle for
$3.50 or $500. but said the matter might
be settled IL Weart were arrested and
he suggested that Wear be arrested.
a was the only suggestion of a set
Element. Regarding the trouble with
Donovan, he said the latter wanted
drinks without paying for them. and
said IL he could not get them at Har-
rington's he could get them at Lynch's.
He vas then fired out of the saloon and
arrested. Harrington denied the al
legged conversation with Buckovich.
Attorney Cotter read the testimony
given by Ed. Lynch at the former trial
To show certain discrepancies. He also
read the testimony of Donovan, at the
former trial. under oath. to discredit the
statement made by him when not I'M
der oath. To Forbis and van
j. h. Heslet. cashier at Clark's bank.
testified about the 800 check given by
Leggat to Harrington several years go.
and said IL was not paid because there
were not funds in the bank and not on
account Of the signature.
Il. II. Toole and Police Officer Ingram
also testified regarding the row Dono-
van had in H~arrington's saloon.
An evening session of court was held
and the case concluded and submitted
to the jury. They did not agree on q
verdict within an hour and the court
them to return a sealed ver-
dict in case they reached an agreement.
and il will he received this morning.
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SMOKERS CANCER FALLACIes.
General Grants Illness Said to he Not
Due to Tobacco.

From the New York Herald.
Notwithstanding all the good argu-
ments that have been offered against the
evils of excessive smoking, it can hardly
be claimed that the habit is entirely re-
sponsible for the production of cancer of
the lips, mouth or throat. Since the ILL
ness Of General Grant it has been the
popular belief that the dread disease from
which he suffered was caused by his over
indulgence in tobacco. Thus il may be
easy to believe from a report that an
other victim of tobacco has been added
TO the long list of similar sufferers.
The facts. however, in these cases. do
not by any means confirm the theory. 1t
was well settled i'm General Grants case
that tobacco in itself was not the initia-
tive cause of his throat trouble. but mere
ly induced "A subsequent aggravation Of
symptoms by the extra irritation of the
smoke passing over the already diseased
surface.
IL is quite true that cancer of the lip
Is very common among pipe smokers,
but the real factor of harm is not the to-
bacco or any special poison 1t may con-
tain, but the persistent, localized irrita-
ton Of the pipe stem. Clay pipes. above
all others. are particularly harmful. as
they are most easily heated. have a rough
surface for the lip, are mostly used by
persistent smokers. and are usually held
stationary on one side of the mouth. all
of which tends to ~focalize and intensity
the irritation which determines the ma
lignant growth. The first indication of
the disease is a warty patch on the lip at
the usual point OF contact with the pipe
stem. When discovered early IL is per-
fectly amenable to surgical treatment.
the percentage of cures being larger than
that of any other form of cancer.
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LOSES FIVE HUNDRED.
George A.. Angus Is Loser to That Extent
by lis Employees Fraud.

q. 4. Angus. D.. $. s., returned last
night from Butte. Mont. where he has
been for some time introducing his now
famous chemical compound. So well did
the remedy take in that city and vicinity
that he thought IL advisable TO establish
"A branch agency there. This he has ac-
cordingly done. and W. T. sherman has
been left In charge of the business there.
The Montana agency will be used as a
distributing point. the manufacture be-
ing continued i'm Grand Forks. as hereto
fore.
Mi. Angus returned before he intended
to. his return being fastened by the
news that w. Wood. an employee in
Grand Forks. who was I'm temporary
charge of the business here. had alb
sconded taking with him all the money
he could lay his hands OH. This was a
somewhat expensive thing for Mr.. An
gus, as his losses in actual cash stolen.
extra railroad fare. etc. will aggregate
over $500. He accepts his loss philosoph-
ically. however. and made arrangement
to place his affairs here in more trust
worthy hands and returned TO Butte at
once. where he has offices located at a
West Broadway.-Grand Forks. N. D..
Daily Plain Dealer.
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Il WAS SHEEHAN'S BODY
Thore IL No Longer Any Doubt
on the Subject.
IT HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED
Dentist Lewis Recognized the Gold Fill
tnes He Had Put in Sheehan's
Teeth-The Son Ident!-
fes the Watch.

There Ear be no longer any doubt
about the identify of at least one Of the
victims of the Hale house fire found
in the ruins day before yesterday. The
body Identified by Cornelius Sheehan as
his father. John Sheehan. was yester-
day identified by Dentist c. 5. Lewis,
who put the gold filings i'm S~heehan's
teeth and last evening the coroner's
Jury decided hat n of the bodies was
hat of Sheehan. Coroner Tremblay
had not intended to hold an inquest un-
I'll all the bodies We're found. but as
there could be no doubt about the iden-
tfty of one OF the bodies and there
seemed the best reasons for believing
the identity Of the other was known,
the coroner decided to hold the inquest
TO enable the friends tn take charge of
the bodies. Accordingly, the same jury
that acted at the inquest on the bod
les of Matt Doyle and Frederick
Rohle was called. and an inquest held
at s o'clock last evening at Duggan's
undertaking rooms. The inquest re-
suited in the jury finding that John
Sheehan came to his death Ivy being
suffocated or burned e death in the
Hale house fire and that. as the jury
had reason to believe. Frank Kreig-
baum met a similar fate.
At the opening of the inquest DIR. c.
s. Lewis, a dentist in the Columbia
block in West Broadway. took the
stand and testified that on Dec. Is. 1895.
he filled Sheehan's teeth and placed
a gold cap on the cuspid tooth. He
examined the tooth yesterday morning
and found the tooth to be the same he
had put in for Sheehan.
Cornelius Sheehan. the 1l-year-old
son of the deceased Sheehan. said he
saw his fathereon Sunday evening prior
TO the fire. The father was then board-
ing and rooming at the Hale house. He
identified the watch found in Sheehan's
remains as that of his father. more
particularly by the brass stem than
by any other means. The lad said he
carried the watch about two years
while his father was away and re-
turned IL to him bou five months ago.
The boy also testified to the gold-fi filled
teeth of his & ther.
Tim RiordaE of 642 East Placer street.
foreman of the workmen engaged in
searching the ruins of the Hale house
for bodies buried there. testified To the
finding of the bodies on Wednesday.
He said the bodies when found were
covered with debris The body of
Sheehan was found in the southwest
corner n the body supposed to he
that of Kreigbaum in relatively the
same position in the southeast corner.
The witness had the impression that a
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ARE YOU GOING TO ALASKA7
some Requirements That Will he Found
Indispensable

II you are going TO the Alaska gold
fields. call at the Northern Pacific city
ticket office and get "A supply Of books
and maps of information about the
country. By leaving Butte at 3 a. m.
over the Northern Pacific you will
arrive in Tacoma or Seattle the next
morning at 7 o'clock. 2s hours after
leaving Butte. You can buy your ticket
through from Butte to Skaguay or
Dyea. and have berths reserved on the
steamer before leaving here.
w. VI. TUOHY.
General Agent Northern Pacific Rail-
way Company. Butte. Mont.
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PACIFIC.
West Bound Pullman service.

The Northern Pacific have inaugu-
rated Pullman sleeping a service be-
tween Butte and all points West. This
car will be placed at the Montana
Union depot at 2 p. m. for the accom-
mediation OF west-bound passengers.
For berth reservations. tickets. maps,
etc. To all points West, call on or write
w. NJ. Tuohy. General Agent Northern
Pacific Railway. Butte.
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Everything going in the Bee Hive at
private sale and auction to turn into
cash,
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An Argument for Paving.

There was a great big argument in
favor of paving before the eyes Of
everybody yesterday. Main street,
usually a river Of mud at this time
in the year. was as dry as dust. while
Broadway. Park and the other cross
streets were almost impossible, having
from one to three feet of liquid mud in
all places. The conquest of mud in
Butte was begun when Mayor Harring-
ton was elected a year ago. Let the
good work go on.