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7. Marks stock of fine cigars at soc
on the dollar
Cuban Prince, per box of so. 81. %
Silver Quarter per box of so. 49,. 81 .95
Windsor Bouquet Pantelas, per
box of 80. ........ .................S22 5
Flor de Nansen Puritanos Finas,
per box of 50 ......................S2. 90
Amoretta, per box of 100 81. 90
Our Pearl, per box of 25.......... 81 90
1.-THE Winners" genuine Pittsburg
stogies, per box of 100.. 81 IL
HORSE BLANKETS
Forty per cent. below prices else
where. 5.N
Canvas covered storm blankets,
sold elsewhere from s.. so to 81. 90,
special at $1.65, $1.95, $2.15, 81. 65. SO. IS
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STCDDHRD & ROSS
Missoula, Mont.

$15OO-Six- room house two blocks from post
office, two lots all kinds Of fruit, nice shade in
front; great bargain. Write us for particular
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PERSONAL.


CONFIDIINTIAI-317 Arizona; home il
confinement. Mrs. karstedt.
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Our Annual
Inventory Is
Completed
Watch this Space for
Sensations Every Day.

We shall commence a sale in all
departments to dispose of our win
ter stock and all Of our small lots
and remnants of stock, which will
be offered at astonishingly low
prices.
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DRY GOODS
LADIES c0lored bor-
der handkerchiefs Il

: Uh1 CTVJDS
Scotch plaids, worth 12lac, inven-
tory price ........ Al
Lady's cloth, all-Wool 81 inches
wide, in brown, navy blue, car
dina or green, worth SIC, inyen-
tory price .... +
Ia wool mixed blankets, worth
$3.50, inventory price .......s1,
l0-4 white cotton blankets, fancy
borders, worth Coo, inventory
piiee .....-...- .,..... ............. 4
Domet flannel, q inches wide,
worth &c, inventory price. ......
. Skirting flannel. 80 inches, heavy,
all-wool. stripes or checks,
worth Coo, inventory price,. A
Ladles ffeece-lined wrappers,
worth SIPS, inventory price,. s
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FOR RENT-ONE SUITE HOUSE,
keeping rooms. 101 w. Granite. Butte.
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COBBAN BLOCK, RECENTLY CHANG
ed hands; thoroughly renovated, refitted
and strictly hrst-class; finely furnished
rooms, electric lights, steam heat, hot and
gold water, bath; prices reasona BILE
broadway, Butte, one blk east of Main:
lars pass door.
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w AMT ADVS.

Advertisements under this head 2 cents
word for the first insertion and l cent a
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than 20 cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. 81 .25
Count words to the line.)
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office of the Standard In
1928 Higgins avenue opposite Postoffce Mis-.
soula. Telephone No. lis Advertising rates
furnished on application
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REWARD.

$40 REWARD WILL BE PAID FOR VA
lse and contents, missed in Lenox lodg-
ing house Dec. 81 Send by messenger to
Standard Butte, and no questions will be
asked. The deed is worthless to you, but
it's early return may save you some trou-
BILE E-s'
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FOR RENT-NICE LARGE FURNISH
ed rooms; also rooms for housekeeping
close in; reasonable rates, AIS E Park
Butte.
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FRONT ROOMS, SUITABLE FOR OF
fees also housekeeping rooms. The
Paragon, 100 w. Broadway Butte
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FOX RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Silver blk, los E. Park, Butte
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
for light housekeeping; all modern con-
veniences 412 E. Granite, Butte.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS, STEAM
heat, bath, electric light; clean, up to
date; price reasonable. 705 S. Arizona.
Butte.
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FOR RENT-FRONT SUITE, SUITA-
BILE for offices; well furnished. The Bal
timore. II w. Park ST.. Butte.
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~ ~ " VINES AIN ID IItyUUKS
mount Vernon pure rye distillery
pottlng, $l.5o size ................. 81 10
Golden Wedding rye, per bottle. 75c
''Roderick Dhu," Scotland's finest
"Aishsy .......... 81 70
Imported clarets from f. Dumezil.
Bordeaux:
Montfeffand. per bottle ........... roc
Meaoc. per bottle .................. 75c
81. F'mliion, per bottle ............ SOC
COOKING UTENSILS
Soild steel lava-enameled seamless
sauce pans, 2-quart, inventory
price .......... ......,... ........... 35c
Extra deep taper stove kettles,
with patent lid cover, sixe ST.. 75c
Seamless teakettles. finest article
OF the kind ever made. size S.. 95c
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THE KLONDIKE HOUSE, $40 E. Park
Rooms and beds % and Soc Open day
and night. Electric light and steam heat.
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TO CURE A COLD IN DNE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tblets All drug
gists refund the money if it falls to cure. 25c
The genuine has l.. b. @. on eacltablet.
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SPECIALIST.
oCULIsTs

Practice limited to Eye Ear, Nose,
Throat and Chest. Office Postotfice build
ing, % East; Broadway, Butte, Mont.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; all modern improvements; cleo
trio lights, free bath; ST. per week and
up; steam heat. los S. Wyoming ST., Butte
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FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping. % N. Atlantic. Butte,
near mines.
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FURNISHED ROOM FOR HOUSE,
keeping cheap; 207 w Park ST.. Butte
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CONSULT MRS. J. HELD, .CLAIRVOY-
ant 321 S. Arizona ST., Butte.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
Industrial.

In Canada the Grand Trunk Is re-
| ported to have called in several of its
travelling freight agents owing to the
fact that thew cannot secure cars for
| the tremendous rush Of business offer
ing.
The Sedalia (Mo.) Electric Railway
last week laid off all the conductors
| on its several lines in the city. In the
future the conductors duties will be
performed by the motormen.
A striking evidence of the scarcity
of workingmen is a great placard which
has been hung out in front of the post
office. Ottawa, Can, bv one of the lum-
Der companies asking for 1000 laborers
and 300 shantymen.
The fifty factories Of Kokomo, Ind,
now using natural gas as fuel are fill
ing up their cellars and sheds with
wood and coal for use in case the gas
gives out. There has been no coal in
that town for twelve years until a few
days ago.
Employees of the Dodge Manufactur-
ing Company, Mishawaka, Ind, are
preparing to start a cooperative store
for the benefit Of employees of all the
factories of that city. They allege the
city grocers and butchers charge ex-
orbitant prices.
Chicago Policemen's Benevolent As
sOciation realized $4,000 by the recent
annual benefit at the Auditorium
The Brooklyn Cement Masons and
Asphalt Layers Union has obtained
the eight-hour workday without re-
sort to a strike.
Judge Falconbridge, of the High
Court of Canada, has ruled that it is
not compulsory for persons to give ev-
idence that may incriminate them
selves in LIQUOR cases.
Brooklyn stair builders have the
Saturday half-holiday and wage
scale of 1925 a dav, including Satur-
IN yrh ha oy,a1. ,e- n
as on the longer working days.
Wages in the Dakota woods run from
s26 to S35 a month and board For a
number of years previous, to 1S96-97
wages in the woods We're about half
what they are now.
Lawrence county, in the Black Hills,
claims the honor of producing a great
er amount of gold ore in a day than
any other county in the United States
1850 tons, valued at $40 1000.
Los Angeles, Cal, is DISTINGUISHED
for the number of pretolium oil wells
1t possesses. The output for 1898 ap-
proximated 100000 barrels, and that
for 1899 is estimated to be about the
same.
Rochester teamsters were conceded
$3.50 per day Is hours.)
In Austrian hotels it is still custo-
mary to charge extra for candles.
Mexico sold the United States 81
100000 worth of hides last year.
Day county, 5. D., has produced two
crops of oats this season.
Buffalo bridge and structural iron
workers want the eight-hour day and
$3.50.
American shoe manufacturers can
undersel the local producer in South
Africa.
Wages of Southern Pacific engineers
and firemen have been reduced 10 per
cent.
An ordinance has been passed in
West Palm Beach, Fla, forbidding fe-
males to enter saloons.
One of Hartford's big department
stores has decided to open mornings
at $50 o'clock instead of S.
The wages of every employe of the
United Salt Company of Cleveland,
have been increased voluntarily.
OutNof 100000 in Massachuse+-- en-
gagged in III Icas;s, -
VVV .u.oloYed on SUNDAYS
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Curious Ways or MARKING Tim-.
The islanders Of the South Pacific
have no clocks. but make q curious
time-marker Of their own. They tnke
the kernels from the nuts Of the candle
tree and wash and string them on the
rib Of palm leaf. The first or top ker-
mel Is then lighted. AL the kernels are
Of the same size and substance, and
each will burn a certain number of
minutes and then set fire to the next
one below. The natives tie pieces Of
bark cloth Mt regular intervals along
the string. to mark the divisions Of
time. Among the natives Of Singan.
In the Malay Archipelago another pc
culiar device IL used. Two bottles are
placed neck and neck. and sand is put
In one Of them which pours itself into
the other one every half hour. when the
bottles are reversed. There Is line near
ON which are hung twelve rods. marked
with notches from one to twelve. A
regular appointed keeper attends to the
bottles and rods, and sounds the hour
upon a gong.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
GENERAL SPORTS.

The proposed match between Joe
Cans and Spike Sullivan has been de-
clared of. They were to fight De-
cember 4 and Tom ORourke. manager
of the Lenox A. c., says Cans deliber-
ately fluked out of the match. 2
The yacht races cost the New York
Yacht Club about $50. 900 for mere at
tendance and supervision. The steamer
Republic cost $500 for the first day and
$1,000 for every day thereafter, and, as
there were eleven trips down the bay,
the total amount was $11, 500. The big
Luckenbach tugs cost $50 a day. and
the other boats required on the course
cost but little less.
Members Of the National Cycling As
sociation who are in a position to know
what action the N. C.. A. will take in
the government OF bicycle racing next
season declare that the foreign associa-
tiOns are now prepared to recognize
the N. G. A. as the representative gov
erning body in this country. Such a
step would mean the downfall Of the
League Of American Wheelmen in it's
aim to control racing.
Spike Sullivan claims that he must
take on easy ones because there are no
good ones to fight him at 1873 pounds,
Howard Wilson thinks he can best Sui.
livan at that weight
Richard Croker has purchased Of
Clay Woodford, Lexington, KY, Mis-
used, a thoroughbred brood mare. dam
Of kilmarnock. He will ship her to
England for the stud. The price is
private
John Thomas. of Cumbok, and John
Brennan, Of Tucker Hill, shot a 1--we
pigeon match at POttsville. Each man
was assigned seven birds. Thomas
killed four birds to his opponents two.
The purse was SO a side. A juvenile
match took place between John Stutz
and John Martin of Silver Creek, aged
IA years. Each shot at five birds. Mar
tin killed two birds and Stutz missed
his entire quota, the purse was So
The following are the batting aver.
ages for the Williams College baseball
team for the entire season, and include
all Intercollegiate games: Makeplace
who played in but two games. has an
average Of 500; Risley, 1888: Reardon,
.337; Jansen. 1888; Street, .299: Plunkett,
2s1: Edwards. .279; Seaver. .269; Rus
sell, $50; Trannis. .23s: Lydecker, .212;
Ranger. POS. and Heffernan. .156.
The launch John Harvard, which ha.
coached many Of Harvard's crews, ha.
been sold to the University Of Wiscon.
sin. Coach O'Dea is now in Cambridge
making arrangements for the trans.
portation Of the boat.
Edward Dunkhorst, Of Syracuse. lost
to Peter Maher in the seventh round OF
what was to have been a ten round
boxing contest before the Monarch
Athletic Club. at Syracuse. N. r, ON .
foul.
Joseph Choynski defeated "Dick'
Moore. Of st. Paul, in three rounds OF
what was to have been a twenty round
boxing contest at st. Louis. Choynsk
simply outclassed his opponent.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
A Chivalrous Urohsn.

The first specimen OF true manly chdv.
alry-the very pattern Of a small knight
who holds the rights Of his lady love
sacred-wRs encountered the other day
IN a Cambridge kindergarten. The
teacher discovered that a very small
boy, not more than years old, was
chewing gum, and she ordered him out
and bade him disgorge II.
II can't" he said.
You can'tw she answered IN sur
prise. why. yes, you can, and you
must"
'No. I can't" he persisted, and kept
the gum In his mouth.
Now, why can't you give me that
gum. Johnnyr the teacher asked.
Because" said Johnny. sboutly. ut
belongs TO Little girl IN Somervnle."-
Life.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08

The death Of Mr.. Vanderbilt brought
back to my memory recolections Of
Austin Corbtn. My attention was re-
Gently called to the least known enter
prise which the late Mr.. Corbin found
ed. and which. according to one source,
Is the richest railroad In the world. The
road u within hak an hours ride from
New York and is known AZ the Marine
Railroad. The entire distance covered
by this road is barely q quarter Of
mile. and the fare u the uniform and
small rate of cents. The road serves
to connect the two summer resorts
Manhattan Beach and Brighton Beach.
The trip over the road occupies only a
minute with the comparatively slow
locomotive, two Of which. with two
cars, make up the entire rolling stock
Of this wealthy road. The road has
been an absolute monopoly Of traffic.
though. between the two beaches.
which are connected by . narrow strip
Of land. This strip Mr.. Corbin, wise
man that he was, built his road on and
issued orders that any one who wanted
to walk alongside the roadbed was TAX
ing chances Of arrest for trespass, and
this season q number of special officers
headed OF all would-b promenaders
who wanted to save the fare Of 8 cents.
On one side Of this strip Is the ocean,
on the other sHamps and marshes. To
circle around these swamps In order to
reach the opposite beach would require
a walk Of at least three miles, hence
the profit accruing from the Marine
Railroad. The road operates only three
months a year, but during these three
or 10000 passengers a week. LAGt
Fourth Of July the two engines and
two coaches carried 2S.O0O persons at
5 cents. and no half fares for children
either. The staff Is in keeping with the
extent Of rolling stock. It consists Of
two engineers, two firemen, two con-
ductors. two ticket sellers and two gate
men. The superintendent Of Manhattan
Beach Is at the same time general man.
ager Of the Marine Railroad. its geper-
al passenger agent and freight agent
al in one person. 1t is said that the
operating expenses for the three
months Of the season do not exceed
$1,000. In 1891 the road Is said to have
cleared $57 900 above all expenses. It's
capital - So, 900, and, according to one
Of It's stockholders, It has cleared up
wards Of 100000 for the sharehold-
ers during It's existence. a dividend Of
$50 per cent. per annum. The hundred
dollar shares are therefore worth IN the
neghborhood Of 5000. a higher prem
lum than that commanded BY Chemi-
can Bank stock, which Is usually con-
sidered to be the most remarkable In
vestment In that respect. That the
stockholders are numerically almost as
small as the staff Of the road can be
easily imagined, and that none Of the
stock u for sale Is also self-understood
In, one respect the miniature railway
the miniature states of An
DORA and San Marino. One never hears
about either.-Philadelphi
Telegraph.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
Useful Hints.

Every housekeeper has experienced
the sense Of desperation caused by the
occasional obstinacy of the double boil
er. The water in the outside vessel
often unaccountably refuses to boil.
When this happens fill the outer sauce
pan with strong salt water. and it will
boil much sooner.
A delicious hot gingerbread was served
at a home luncheon the other day. 1t
was fresh from the oven, spicy and
tender. and on being broken it proved
to be full of almonds. They had been
split into halves SO as not to be heavy
enough to sink to the bottom Of the
dough during the cooking process. The
combination Of favors II to be recon-
mended.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
CLIMATE SHOWS FEW CHANGES

Weather Conditions Now About the
same a. in Ages Past.
This subject is Of extreme interest
and merits a most thorough study. We
find the "early" and the latter rain
to-day In Palestine precisely as de-
scribed $500 years ago. Jordan over
flows all it's banks" in February to-day
exactly as 1t did In Joshua's time,
thirty three centuries ago. Plants
taken from mummy cases In Egypt,
which must have been gathered more
than 5000 years since, are practically
If the same size and have the same ap-
pearance as those growing to-day. Rec
ords Of vintages in France over TOO years
show practically the same dates AZ to
1ay. Actual observations Of rainfall
for over 200 years in France show no
change. Observations Of temperature
for almost 200 years at st. Petersburg
show no change appreciable to us,
though, Of course, the earliest observa-
tons were extremely crude and some
what unreliable. Facts Of this kind
might be adduced to I'LL a small vol
ume. On the other hand, we have rec
oAuo VI AAOCS CASA uOAuAA0Ay COlu
weather in ancient times. One winter
the light wine in France froze. An
other winter the River Po froze over
so as to bear teams. an unheard-of
phenomenon to-day. In this Journal
recently 1t is stated that "Parnassus
and Socrate, now free from snow, were
covered with 1t In classic antiquity"
Also "the name Of Greenland, which
strikes us as 30 singularly inappropri-
ate, was not inapplicable at the time 1t
was named, in the fourteenth century"
, 1t is entirely probable that descrip-
tions Of the cold in ancient times were
much exaggerated Parnassus and
Socrate have snow at times. and, in
earlier days, when protection against
the cold and snow was much less than
now, a little snow would go long way.
The earlier voyagers from Iceland,
more than 1000 years ago, leaving a
land Of almost perpetual ice and snow,
and reaching a land in the summer
with Its beautiful green color to their
unaccustomed eyes, would very nat
urally give the name of Greenland to
It At the summer time, 1t Ia said that
Greenland presents a most beautiful
green near the Danish settlements to
this day. Our oldest Inhabitants, who
have been wont to describe the terri.
BILE cold and deep SHOWS Of their boy
hood days as incomparably greater
than anything which does or can occur
to-day. have completely lost their reck-
oning the last winter when reading Of
= ship that bad sunk In New York har.
Or by weight Of the ice upon it; also.
that Washington had had thirty-four
inches Of snow onsa level and the low
-st temperature ever noted in that fair
city. I am sure . careful study will
show no appreciable change in the cli-
mate Of this earth since the carly his
Ioric times- OF course. nothing here
touches climatic changes in
49, A--e. q n prsAistoKia tiWaA
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08

In respect to giving, there are very
few Of US who give according to our
ability. or anything like 1t. The great
generosity Of the world usually lies be-
low the medium line.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
CHAPTER XIII,

The day following the reading Of the
Will the instrument was admitted to pro-
bate, and Herman Craven had the nano-
ling of a vast estate in his hands.
He held also in those same white hands.
or thought he did, the destiny Of a charm
ing young heiress.
Ere two years roll BY, ne thought
as he sat in his private office at the b9Gk'
1.-The husband must supplant the GUARDIAN
II shall have become that husband. 1t
will not be difBcult after Robert IL in q
felon's grave to win the heart Of my ward
at least to make her my wife. She clearly
does not believe that Robert Campbell
murdered her father. Jennie's presence
in the house SO much do not Ike: IL
must be checked. Clearly, must talk to
this ward Of mine. It y not seemiy for
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08

When . woman can't sing at ali.
friends excuse her BY saying that
though her voics 10 not strong. it i very
sweet,
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1899-11-08
THIS ROAD IS A MINT
MARINE RAILWAY NEAR NEW
YORK Is UNIQUE.

Il 10 Only One-half Mile In Length,
but It Has . Aoaopoly Of q Good
Business and Earns . Great Dea, OF
Money.
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Curious ways or Markinr 1tm.

which changes have been established
beyond Question.-Popular Science.
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Household.

on Sundays
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Broiled Clipped Beef.-Cut the beef
thicker than you would for frizzling-
little thicker than a knife blade-and
boil 1t until it is smoking hot, not more
than minute. Dish quickly and send
to the table. 1t is very appetizing on
hot summer morning