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Silver q, 2. rs y Rosclle st. 251ss1 I12s1
s a. Irving wsshburn, ref, to George
silyerst, 5. 1S.a v Roseeiiie st. 25iioa.sI 700
IpShR,iD9I,n; Irving Washburn, ref. to Geo
Silver 8 > s2,a . West Farms road, abl 70"
O., George Basley and ano ,'.......,'''..'D ns5
silver lys st. ~ s. West Farms road 25t
Suffolk st. n $, sos " Houston at, a22xioo;
farm, 2aAi3o, frcdE s Flower to CSrrle,
Teller ay, " $. sos 10 n IGeth st. 25xps.51 0'''
IRE. irrex, Ramn Sansuinctti to Isaac Roth. 1900
asfoo Dsns snSy 2%,h fa a S9nSy nsr
Washington av, " :. 245.osls7th at 2i.iO
Amelia schwarzler. .....,...,...... 100
Kate BloSham to JOIN jon ?RSie st o"A'2o 100
Lns ST w MfRd 10 W Hv HasMTs12 ,o
Thompson ct al to Matilda in ;iT nun"
9th na az, ~ fa, iss;a t",h, st. 25.2ylo3;
Shrady and Edwin Gould y, ga. SOC
l1th st. sw =. 32ps I'd av. 2I.Gxg5;
Daniel Sands to Barnett Feinberg and
2o,h g. = E 2oi54; Emanuel Heiner and a,
Goth st. q f. S6x74; Louisa Min,arn to NV
aith st sia r, is.axas.a. Henrictte wis.
, Ter to Kathchem Elm .;...,.........
"Ith st, 3i3 f. lssxns.a Katrhcn Elm to
sGth st Az =, 25nasa; chas 4 stewart to
4sth st. n $. 100 I'd av. s5xio0 g. Jacob 'N'i
Zine to Pincus Lowenfeld and ano. -.
Anna Richard. to ch"s %e RS4 aooo 100
III ia low 27 % N WSst E Rrs az 2'oo
70 otto lille ,nd ano, .:.,...,.-.,-,, 2e.5oc
ind, and trris to sophie Schneider 49, 1880,
st JAEGER ,r s'" t, 29GG2 Adorh 10
Goth st 4n,+2 W s5Nioo.S: Robert Wallace
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Steamboats,.
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.

TALANE HON DAY line sTEAMFNS
"SEW YORK" AMI "AIBLSY."
Finest aad fastest river Gamers in the world.
DAILY, except Sluiay,
L ayes ErOohltu, Fulton :. Icy Annex. 4. NJ.
Leave, Ncw lurh lly~uru.sor st lr'r, $50 A. ".
Leaves Now York West 22d ST. Pier, 900 A. NJ.
For tIBA>l. landing al lonkcr-, West Point,
Ncwburg. Poughh"rp.ir. Kingston Point, Catskil,
and hudson. lEruuEn tickets and baggage checked
To heetiMAtlNn.
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New York and Boston All Rail.

y y n n II.
From Grand Central Station.
Leave BY way Of Due
":O4 An, Springfield aud Worcester, $40 PM
1000 A NJ, ttNcw London and Providence 300 P NJ
$1,000 NJ, *Ncw London and Evidence. 4:21 ! NJ
II: ON. Springfield and Worcester, b4OPM
100 Z NJ. Air Line via WllImHntiC $500 p NJ
l.u2 /. NJ New London and Providence, 700 PM
#.DuP VI ~ New Lputnn aud Providence, 300 PM.
l;Oul VI ."-prlnG hrld sud Worcester, 1880 PM
SCOOP VI. New london and IToytdcuccl 100 7 Nj
klI .oOp VI ~ ru.i"ll and Worcester, O.15AM
t1".0nP N New London and Providence. O:25 4 VI.
+RGn- daily including SUNDAY
lay state Limited, all parlpr cars, fare g. in.
,lUdmg puIluT car ont
.NIr Line Limited 1rllNcS and departs from Park
square station. Boston. Return service same hour
and Ivy sam" rputr. swan stop at l2@tn st
ImouEh uuIl and slrrIlMg ,AIs 10y each train.
I. I. HAMPSTEAD. ten. Pass Agent,
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ERIE RAILROAD,

Through trNlns I"AVe New York loot n Nhamher
street, It's follows and hSe minutes earlier from West
Q.ln \. M.-N"stihule express daily for Bing-
J.OO hnmtpn, Wavery. Elmlrs Buffalo Bradford,
array : Bulalu y l.. VI. Pnrur Car tO Buffalo.
.).ln u. N.-NcstiiUle lmIted-FHSt mail daily
--.oo Id train IuT Cnlcago. arrives at Cleveland
$50 \. NJ, Chi"agu = T.. VI. Slccucrs to Chicago.
ClrN,laud and Cincinnati. Dining Car.
$50 + sg ar n& S"s% v Gs
Bradford 49, \ NJ, jamestown 200 NJ, ioungs-
town lu.2T \. NJ. cleveland - 30 7. NJ SleepcrB to
Buffalo aud cleveland. Cafe Library Car.
q. = =. M.-luly; solid 'riin for Bnghamton.
-. - E'mirR. WAY rly Chicago. Scepcrs to Buf.
ftlu CuI .r.:u ami Cincinnati. DINING Car.
VlCkfIS, LOCAL TIME CARDS AND PULLMAN
G.7 BrnadWa,, l2I Huwory. 1bH Eat l25th ST. and
- Wet I4Hth ST.. Chambers and West 23d 81. fer.
II,s New York: 333 and 500 Fulton St. ~ Broad
way, Nruoklyn l22 River St. Hohuken. and Jersey
CITY station New York Transfer Co. calls for and
ch,ks Ia-Eagn from hotel and residence to destina-
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Srlrrt Guard.


Enst side.
MADISON Az. cit Newly dc ratcd furnished
vi throughout. suites with private baths, single
rOOm-, service danny table suApt tuu-, plIInr dm-
lu- Dnm, ol" tri' fan gifts, cultured people Will
md ideal home roter'n'rs imperative.
MADISON ~. I,3-I15. Hands INC parlor suite,
vi three large rooms and baths also other rooms.
JETH 81, l2H EAST uoar Union square be.
w slmll" large aud small rooms, with board;
NuUth"rn"l~ hrr. 'nlund'i"d,
9th ST.. "OJ EAST southern house, tnlrl.
. II ~ trout room, dultlr. table hunuier- =,
Cummodatcd, summer rate. references,
D[TH ST, Il6 FAST near Madison SuuaTrr.-
~ Handsome large and small rooms, delightful
table board, Reasonable.
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RusinrsS Chances.

\EwsPApElRI,ASSD rLATr FOR t sA Ne, lend
sal, best business 10 alton in the So lth. hig
chance for practical man with enterprise t. estab
cIARi rs i, SCnorIETD. Birmingham. Ala.
L'NTRtORDIEARY OPPORTUNITY for good IN.
.'"r rsIfi bad INC. tTae4 a"q mTes
pal"m permitted, highest r"fer"n =, hi"A'< by one
9 largest manufacturers IN Tinted states, now on
Ing u" u.s. WcpoX&ID wiaGINs 45 Na2 y "1''
HOTEL l9ca'ca On thH rrtmcEaI tn%rogsnfare in
bnsn"s, wa. s6o1o0 net pr"nrs wcr" ti5'o66. loo
nicely furnshcl all light ana arg rooms; hne bar
trade; wellapromtod RESTAURANT, own electro lIght
plant; " years loa.". moderate rent: this is GER.
,MiE IRA" %Sn w 2 rs Hdn 4S for fun
MEAT MARKET oldc-tahlisncl stand on Tth
vi av. duilG $@,OuU monthly business. price
'-'''''' wa MiboNAiTN HIGGINS. 40 Nassau.
sJ 0nO -sTATIDNERY AND TOY STORE 10,
81 IVY ca 4 on IN a." Mr"9,i%n rcEcts
McppNALD WIGGiNS 40 Nassau.
$4,000 |AE S rED M2%yf p% dy srr raSS
low ru3ug per cent; tins elegantly cIu ppcd
man'itoc Hlug plant is valued at 500 600; NV in
M'DONAIp &'WIGGINs, 40 Nassau.
Sl2,OOO E HESS , MiSETAG .s pr @S
uuncumhored, Low IN operation, l9ratrd III plon.
in"nt town N ponn-ylvaura, g" mills from New
year, - arc e laNl ny" inmates walk from the
depot; the rcIA"nre. throc.story BRICK hons", ~
In" main street 80" fc"t Iny1liigaic th, spicndd
opportunity: reason for selling ~ retiring from
'"'''''''' Mo ''1'NAAIp' 4 WiGju>s, tao Nassau.
SI25OOO. I1S9 Pa9N t1 4N@ T MiS, TA r
lag raut Is valued a. t-UO.Ur , in 'ludlug me ma
cniurD. ms l. necessary for tn business, tins
'uw the owner Of this plants Stopping herr in New
YORK until s1idi ilN,SGAte ms "PEGrtMniiX Apply
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American Art Exhibit,

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Art judges for
America al the Paris fair were announced
to-day by John b. Cauldwell. director of
fine arts for the American exhibit at the
Paris exposition. In selecting the iuries
to pass upon the work sent in for selec-
ton Director Cauldwell appointed repre-
standing of the cities as producers of art.
New York secured the largest number
of members and was followed by Phila-
delphia, Boston. Chicago, Cincinnati, In
dianapolis and St. Louis. To save artists
residing in the Western states the eX-
pense of sending their exhibits to New
York. a preliminary jury will be organized
to meet at the Art Institute in Chicago
on Oct. 20. 1t will forward works Sc
lected to New York to be judged by the
national jury.
Early in November the several juries Sc
lected to pass upon illustrations, draw
ings, etchings, engravings and minia-
lures will meet in New York and begin
the work allotted to it. The jury on ar
chitecture will convene at the same time.
There will be one national jury for sculp-
ture, which will begin its labors on oct.
20
All proposed exhibits in the departing mt
of fine art, except sculpture, are to be de-
livered at the building of the American
Fine Arts society, No 21i West Fifty
seventh street, New York, or at the Art
Institute Chicago. The work, to be eli
gible for exhibition. shall have been pro-
duced since May !, 1892 by a citizen of
the United States
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CHICAGO MARKETS.


Chicago, Sept. 21.-Partly on account OF
misunderstanding in regard to the North
west receipts and partly on the advance
at Liverpool, wheat opened strong and at
a substantial advance. December was sc
higher and September sc higher. About
an hour after the opening the market,
which in the meantime had been gradu-
ally rising on heavy buying by Barrett &
Farnum who were said to be heavily
short was startled by the announcement
of their failure and in an instant the pit
was in an uproar. 1t was reported that
the suspended firm was short at least
s. 100000 bushels. although heavy buying
for their account was done early in the
session, and this fact caused the Decem-
Der price to jump from about Tl1sc, to
which point 1t had previously advanced,
to 73c, and then to 73Bc in an exceedingly
short time For some time the market
ran wild. The price changed with great
rapidity under an enormous amount OF
trading, December dropping to 72Ac. then
to 72c and up again to 721ac. 1t was esti-
mated that about 100000 bushels were
bought for the account of the distressed
firm in about 10 minutes. The skyward
opening brought all classes of shorts into
the market The furry over the failure
gradually subsidized and December settled
back to 717sc. During the latter part of
the session wheat was almost at a stand
still and prices kept within an extremely
narrow range. During the bulge in De-
cember September had advanced to 7Sisc
on a very small amount of business. Of
fers to sell about $4,000 bushels later
brought no bids and the price was forced
down to 7O1bc but it later recovered to
and closed at re. December held firm at
about 717sc and closed at that price.
Corn was slightly affected by the ex-
element incidental to the failure and fair
advances resulted during the morning.
December closed a shade higher, but Sep
tcmber lost &c.
Oats We're somewhat affected by the
wheat furry and prices ruled higher all
day, December closing &c up.
Provisions were about steady all day
with little doing either way. At the close
January pork was a shade lower and lard
and ribs orc higher each.
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strike Is Still On,

San Francisco, Sept. 21.--The strike of
the bolermakers is still on and work or
the transports must be further delayed
Captain Baineson of the quartermasterS
department told the committee repre-
senting the strikers that the quartermas-
ters department would grant the de-
mands of the boilermakerS for an eight
hour day on all vessels actually owned
by the government and on work paid for
by the government on vessels chartered.
The strikers told Captain Baineson that
they would not do a stroke of work on
the government-owned vessels until they
force the owners of the others and the
contractors to make the scale they de-
mand.
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were unprovided with heating appa-
ratus in their dwellings and places of

We're unprovided with heating appa-
ratus in their dwellings and places of
business.
John S. Stuff returned Thursday from
a hunting trip to the ranch of Joe
Meredith, where he had spent a week.
Mr.. Stuff enjoyed excellent sport
among the grouse and prairie chickens
and had a fine outing in the mount
aims.
Notices were posted in this city Fri
day advertising for men to work on the
railroad from Lumbard to Castle.
The Jewish fast, Yom Kippur, was OBJ
served in the usual manner by the
Jewish residents of Livingston. Stores
were closed during the fast day, Thurs
day, and the faithful Jew abstained
from food and drink during the hours
allotted to the fast.
Friday mornings train brought
Henry Hilburn a mammoth catfish
from Miles City. 1t resembled the whale
which swallowed Jonah and was in
tended to be used in the feast of the
Mystic Stays for which Mr.. Hilburne
is commandments of the cuisine.
EX-COngressman c. S. Hartman was
in the city from his home in Bozeman
last Saturday. Mr.. Hartman has many
friends in Livingston and was very
busy while here exchanging greetings
with his admirers. Hartman is more
popular in Park county than in any
other section of Montana.
Judge w. Y. Pemberton, who was in
the city attending to legal matters in
the district court, departed for his
home in Butte Friday morning.
A. A. Tibbitts, late manager of the
Bear Gulch mining company, was in
town the latter part of last week. Mr..
Tibbitts has recently been elected man
ager of the hotel at Hunters Hot
Springs, purchased by Butte parties.
d. j. Somerville came down from
Aldridge Monday evening. He has re-
Gently returned from Bridger where he
has been for the past five months, and
expects to remove to Aldridge and per-
manently locate there.
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Wool Auction Sales.

London, Sept. 21-The offerings at the
wool auction sales to-day amounted to
ll,S5l bales. France was less conserva-
tive and operated freely in merinos, but
the home trade secured the bulk of this
grade. Prices hardened all around,
secured locks and pieces especially bring
ing full figures. Crossbreds commanded
great attention and the finest qualities
were held at rates higher than the open
ing.
Germany competed with the home trade
for suitable parcels. Coarse wool sold
quickly and advanced 10115 per cent
above the July average. Yorkshire was
a strong buyer France secured moder-
ate lines and America about 100 bags.
Slips sold well at 71ac advance and short
and coarse woods at barely &c. Cape of
Good Hope and Natal was in small sup
ply, and when offered broug.- out strong
competition. Most of the offerings con-
sisted of secured and the price rose 100
Is per cent.
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Metal Market.

New York. Sept. 21.-The declining ten
dency of tin quotations was checked to-
day and a substantial rally scored on the
temperance of buyers and meager Of
ferings. Spelter, on the other hand was
weak and under selling pressure. The
other departments showed little life and
no features. The foreign and domestic
news no more than met expectations, if
anything favoring sellers. Pig iron war
rants nominal at $17. Lake copper very
quiet at 1850. Tin, firmer at SIC Spelter
weak at 5.40d5.5 Soc Lead quiet at 4.51laGD
4,62Rc. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and shelters quotes lead
at 4.40c at the close. Bar silver IS Slice
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Financial Cablegram.

Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: The markets here were still hesi-
tating to-day waiting for the Orange
Free State decision and to-morrow's cab
met council. They were idle and dull
but consols were steady. Americans were
neglected. the dealers playing with them.
They were steady, however, with a firm
close on New York purchases of Louis
vile e. Nashville, Northern Pacific, Cen
trail and Southern Pacific. Tintos, 465s :;
Anacondas under H. on the contradiction
of the report of an Amalgamated copper
dividend. Money was more lendable. The
Bank of Bengal has raised it's discount
rate from to 6 per cent.
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OTHER MARKETS.
Omaha Live Stock,

Omaha, Sept. 1.-Cattle-Receipts. 1900.
Market steady. Native beef steers, s.. 100
$40; Western steers, s4.30@5; Texas steers,
$3.75d4.50: cows and heifers s3.75a4. 80:
Gamers, s2.5003.4 40; stockers and feeders.
$3.75Q4.90; calves, $4.50q6.50; bulls and
stays, $2.75@3.75.
Hogs-Receipts. 5000. Market steady.
Heavy, $4,000 321a mixed, 81. 3Od4. So /;
light, a.35G4. 421a; bulk of sales, $4,000
4.35.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900. Market dun and
lOc lower Fair to choice Westerns, 1871
IA; common and choice sheep, $350G4;
lambs. "a. 25q5.50
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New York Mining Stocks.
Money Market,

New York. Sept. 21.-Money on call
easier at 2d7 per cent. Prime mercantile
paper, 3Ad5h per cent. Sterling exchange
heavy. with actual business in bankers
bills at 81. S5@4.S ssh for demand and s4.S1%
d4.S2 for 50 days. Posted rates, 81 S3I4 S3ia
and A,S6ikd4.S7. Commercial bills. S4.S1@
4.S1h. Silver certificates, 5S1ad591hc Mex
lean dollars, 47Ac. Government bonds
weak, state bonds inactive, railroad bonds
firmer.
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Edits n Manila Paper.

Chicago, Sept. 21.-Douglas Young edi-
tor of Freedom, the English paper, pub
lished at Manila, is at the Palmer house
with his valet "a Filipino about 81 years
of age. Mr.. Young formerly resided in
San Francisco, but has been in Manila
more than a year. He says he is in this
country for the purpose principally of
interesting American manufacturers in
the opportunities offered them in COM
marne
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heifers, sl5oa5.O5; Texas steers, s3Sod

heifers, sl50a5.O5; Texas steers. SO SOd
APO: rangers, 50 .25a5.2O: calves, s5aS
Hogs-Trade. in hogs was rather dull
and prices were largely 2lad5c lower.
Heavy hogs, 81 106t4 Is; mixed lots 81. 30fI
AS; lights, $i30u4.75: pigs, s3.75G4.6Q
culls, s2d4.
Sheep-Sheep and lambs were in poor
demand and prices suffered a decline of
about 10c all around Western range
sheep, 4d440; good ewes. s.. 75M3. s.;
rams, 81. 2513 %; native lambs. $4d6 .15:
Western rangers. $4.3Od5.35.
Receipts-Cattle, 5000; hogs, $1,000;
sheep, 1900.
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Victoria. b. c., Sept. 21.-Peter Jackson,
the pugilist who has been giving a num-
Der of sparring exhibitions throughout
the Northwest, has returned from Van
couver suffering from a severe attack of
pneumonia. He was ordered to the hos
pital and il is feared he cannot recover
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
steady. No. spring wheat, zoe: No, s
spring wheat, 69m72c; No. 2 red, re; No.
corn, 1924 6337sc; No. 2 oats, 22l2G2Sc
No white Aiad25Ac: No. white. 2i@r
24s4c; No. rye, 56s4c No. barley, 3Sla6G
46c No. I flax seed, SIP; prime timothy
seed. 81. %; mess pork, per barrel, 81 4Od
sos; lard, per 100 pounds. $5.171ad5. 80;
short ribs sides, loose, 5.05di5 80; dry
sailed shoulders, boxed, 6a6Bc; short
clear sides. boxed, $5.55Gt5.65
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, Sept. Offspring woods
Nevada, l2d14c: Eastern Oregon, 10I lac;
valley Oregon. 17a19c. Fall wools-North-
ern mountain lambs, Sdl0c; mountain
lambs. SG10c; San Joaquin plains, 6gSc
Humboldt and MendoCino. 12I13c.
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Gold for New York.

London, Sept. 21.-Regarding the G10O.-
900 in bar gold purchased in the open mar
ket here to-day for shipment to New
York, j. S. Morgan & Co. said to a re-
porter of the associated press:
THE shipment is without influence 1t
was purely a transaction in gold picked
up in the open market"
The assistant cashier of the Bank of
England said: I'VE have notified New
York that the transaction is in no way
connected with us. At present there is no
tendency to export gold to the United
States, but 1t may come soon"
At to-day's meeting of the Bank of
England directors the governor, Samuel
Stewart Gladstone, said he believed the
new Indian currency would not have any
great effect on Great Britain's gold sup
ply, adding that so long as Great Britain
remained the creditor country there was
no fear of her losing gold.
Copper Stocks.
Boston, Sept. 21.-Boston & Montana
$40; Butte & Boston, IS; Parrot, AZ.
London Quotations,
London, Sept. 21.-Anaconda. 10s mon
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Receipts. Shipments.


Chicago, Sept. 21.-Cattle--A moderate
run of cattle to-day was offset by a
light demand, and with the exception of
choice beeves. prices We're not very firm.
Good to choice cattle, s.. 7od6 80; common
err grades. S4.25a5.65; bulls, cows and
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

Advertisements under this head cents
word for the first insertion and ! cent
word for each consecutive insertion. f.
o, ID. or Sundays, PC per word each inser-
ton. No advts. taken for less than %
cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. 81 %
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TranSurX Statement

Washington, Sept. 2l.-To-day's state
ment of the condition OF the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $3.50, 743,-
O33; gold reserve, $3.50. 5SS, got
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ASSAYER RS.
E. FISHER, Assayer and Chemist

Late Chief Assayer and Chemist for
Boston & Montana Co.
Special attention. given to outof-town samples
and pUlps. Will look after shipments at any
Butte Works. Bullion Refntd Melting and
Assaying Asssying taught in al branches.
81 EAST GRANITE ST. BOX 1919. BUTTE
L. STICHT & CO,
Reliable assay office. Established 1889,
The largest and best equipped laboratory
IN Montana. 316 n. Main st. P. o. Box 62l.
Butte. Mont.
NJ. Z. MAYER. Assayer-Samples by
mail or express will receive prompt and
careful attention. Gold and silver bullion
a speciality. No. 20 w. Park ST.. Butta
P. o. Box sic.
THOS. BUGGY
once half a block north of quarts 81
40 n. Main ST.. Butte.
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HELP D-FEMALE.

WANTED-500 BRIGHT GIRLS TO
send % cents in stamps to Standard Pub
fishing Co, Anaconda. for a copy of ION
to Manila" postage paid.
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WANTED-EVERY BOY IN MONTANA
to buy a copy of "On to Manila" For
sale at Csc a copy at any office of the
Anaconda Standard
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MEN, OUR ILLUSTRATED Gaia
logue explains how we teach barber
trade in eight weeks, mailed free. Moler
Barber college, Minneapolis, MINI.
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ENGINEERS AND FIREMEN SEND
25c for 2-page pamphlet, containing list
of questions asked by examining board of
engineers. Geo. A. Cellar, bookseller St
Louis, Mo- Mention this paper.
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London, Sept 2l.-Anaconda, 107s; mon.
ey, u per cent.
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WANTED - EXPERIENCED WAIST
hand and apprentice girl. Morris blk,
cor. Broadway and Montana. ST.. Butte.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A SITUATION BY BOOK
keeper: Ii years experience; good refer
onces. Address p. o. Box 1866, Miles City,
Mont.
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BUTTE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, 12l N.
Main. Wanted, man cook out of town;
lady cooks in town; Mattresses and
girls for homework.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-22

Boston, Sept. I.-Boston & Montana
$40; Butte & Boston, IS; Parrot, AZ.
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FARMS FOR SALE THROUGHOUT
the Bitter Root valley-All sizes. all
prices, $500 to $21. 600. Stock ranch. 1900
acres, decided land; IL sections railroad
land: balance due, $1,000; payable in eight
annual payments. interest 6 per cent:
buildings, water right. machinery, all in
first-class shape: 700 tons of hay; winters
10000 to $4,000 sheep; 40 head of horses and
10 head of cattle; price $1,000 G. W. Dick
inson, Stevensville.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MADAM GUY WILL REMAIN A
while longer: circles Sunday Tuesday
and Friday, s p. m. 2OS Dakota. Butte.
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WANTED-A GOOD COATMAKER AND
general tailor at once. r. S. Sommer-
Vile, Missoula. Mont