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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29
HAMILTON NEWS
Hamilton, u %.

Hamilton, u ~.
The merchants of Hamilton are dis
cussing the ACCESSIBILITY Of holding a
street fair here at the closing Of the irri-
cation congress. The idea is new to most
OF them. but the plan seems to be a very
feasible one and it is probable that rluch
greater benefit would he derived by all
concerned than from the usual exhibits
OF the fair and racing association. the
meetings of which have never been pop
ular with the farmers or the community
at large. The present plan is for the
merchants to erect booths along the
streets in front of their places of business
and offer premiums for the display of
fruit and vegetables. Nc charge will be
made for the entries or for the inspection
CT the products, and some kind of a free
entertainment will be offered during the
exhibit. While this is an off year with
fruit. many fine specimens Of apples can
be obtained from the vicinity of Como,
and all kinds of vegetables have made a
most excellent growth.
The work of the Adventists camp meet
ing recently held at Woodside seems to
have had a disastrous affect upon Mrs.
II. D. Davis, who lives above Darby. She
had been in constant attendance on the
meeting and is evidently deranged on the
subject of religion. At the close of the
meetings on Friday she took possession
of the station at Woodside and continued
in possession, shouting. praying and
preaching. and states that she has re-
ceiVed a ticall," and cannot do otherwise.
A warrant for her arrest on the charge
of insanity was served by the sheriff on
Saturday, and she. with three small chill
dren who were with her. We're brought to
! Hamilton, where an examination will be
conducted today.
Mr.. w. Lindgren of the United States
survey has completed his work in the
Bitter Root valley and left yesterday
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For Novelty Stuffs

Pure wool materials, in lat
est broken check designs, col
Ors red, brown and blue,
width IS inches, value Csc Il
yard.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

Mr.. w. Lindgren of the United States
survey has completed his work in the
Bitter Root valley and left yesterday
morning with his assistants for Elk City,
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In the new blister WeaVes-
a showing of all the late pat
terms. including the large
polka dots, value $l.5O a yard
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NOTIONS


PINS
Good grade. assorted sizes. per
paper ........... .......... ~
HAIR PINS
Assorted sizes, good quality,
per box .......... ....... &c
SPONGES
Good size. regular sc grade. &c
PEARL BUTTONS
Large and small sizes, per
uoZen ........ ............ sc
BABIES BIBS
In white, trimmed with lace,
eAch ........ ............ SC
BOOK PINS
Best quality. full count, per
package .......... ........ SC
CHAMOIS SKIN
For use " : powder rags, each.
sc
TOOTH BRUSHES
Made of good bristles. each -.
&C
CORSET SltEELS
In gray and white, per pair &C
CUBE PINS
In large sizes, black heads, per
TOOTH POWDER
lOc grade, for &C
TALCUM POWDER
10c grade, for &C
| WHISk BROOMS
Large size, self handled, each
! TRACING WHEELS
| With black enameled handles,
eacH .......... ............ D.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

Miss Lizzie Turner, who has been
spending the summer with her sister,
Mrs. DR.. Reber, will leave for her home
in southern Illinois on Monday, much to-
the regret of her many friends here.
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DOMESTICS

NEAR SILK LINING
Finely finished near silk. 10
inches wide, in fancy colored
stripes, value 25c a yard, at.
Is Cents
SILESIA LINING
6-inch Silesia. in gray and
black, a very good quality
and usually sold at 1Oc;
price now ........ ...........
2 Cents
PILLOW CASES
Size 37x45. of good, soft finish
muslin, ready to use, value
1Oc each, at
Cents
PILLOW CASES
Size 37x45, of good muslin, with
corded handkerchief border,
value l5c each, at ............
10 Cents
WHITE SHEETS
Size 70x9O, of extra grade mus
lin. with wide hemmed edges,
value Coo each, at ............
80 Cents
PILLOW CASING
Bleached pepperell pillow case
muslin, AZ inches wide, value
12c a yard, at
8 Cents
WHITE SHEETING
Full weight pepperell bleached
sheeting, ga wide, strOne
and durable, value 22c a
yard, at ........ .............
IS Cents
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LIGHT PERCALES
% inches wide, good quality,
in most desirable small pat
terms, value SC yard, ut ......
Cents
A MCSKEAG GINGHAM
Considered to be the very best
apron bingham made, all
sizes of checks, in blue, pink
and brown, value 712c a yard,
Cents
WHITE MUSLIN
36 inches wide. fine, soft finish
for the needle, value &c a
yard, at ........... ..........
Cents
CANTON FLANNEL
Very fair grade unbleached
Canton flannel, of good
width and medium weight,
value Zoe a yard on sale at :.
Cents
MADRAS CLOTH
This very durable cotton cloth
we show in light stripes and
checks, width is 30 inches,
value 12h a yard, at ........
Cents
"CASHMERETTE ..
A cotton material in fancy de-
signs, of the same weave as
cashmere, very desirable for
waists or wrappers, value
15c a yard lat
8 Cents
SHAKER FLANNEL
Extra weight Shaker flannel,
20 inches wide, double feeced,
cream color, value 15c a yard,
at .......... ........ SSssso
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

Mr.. J. J.. Hogan, grand marshal for
Montana for the Pioneers of the Pacific,
a life insurance order, will be in Hamtl-
ton this week for the purpose of organ
izing a camp here.
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EE5z wax Alteration SALE 5E5z WEEK

For New Plaid Material
Quite pretty wool plaids, in
bright colorings, very good
for children's dresses, value
Csc a yard.
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LINEN DEPARTMENT

IN SCRIM LINEN NAPKINS
PLAIN cream curtain Full bleached linen napkins.
in pretty lace stripes, "A stv,es ,ood ue;.ht v.,,o
&C a yard, at -.
- o5 Cents
uaity cotton buck tow
18th fringed edges, size AurNe : oa"ask' i eood
value 1Oc each, at 90. width, fast colors, value 4Oc
Cents a yard, at .......".-..
[SH TOWELS 70 tents
eight Turkish towels TABLE LINEN
8x36 inches unb!each- Zine weave VIE damask,
, value ic each' in assorted designs, good
Cents weight. va1ue 45c a ware. at
TOWELS IS Cents
linen. with red borders wu1rE pEn cpprAnc
lemmed edges, size Tx "
Tue l5c each on sale at. Af shAe' WIN hehHleu euses,
3 Cents Marseines and crochet pat
| terms, good weight, value 75c
IS wide. a large assert
OF designs and color IS Se"ts
hown, value 1Oc a yard,
:. ........"..... Very fine 54-inch tapestry, in
Cents all colors, fancy designs,
makes very handsome cur
r the we'll known A. F..
CHAM, in styles, all in IS Se"ts
plain and fancy cord SMYRNA RUGS
rlpes and checks, value The real Bromley SMYRNA
varo' al ............ rugs, size 26x54 inches, as
8 Cents sorted designs, value $500
eaCn, at ....... .......
,o,y no,,v a,..o $I.75
les, in handsome floral CHENILLE TABLE COVERS
ms, all very pretty col Two yards square, with
8, width 30 inches, val fringed edges, light and dark
2 a yard, at ........... colOrs, value SIX each, at -.
10 Cents $I.oo
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

DR.. A. G. Lehman, assistant state vet
Urinary surgeon, who has ben visiting
different parts of the valley in his pro-
fessional capacity, returned to Helena
Yesterday,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

Rev. Frederick Grim has returned from
the national park and held the regular
service at the Christian church ON Sun
dow
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

E. Fosselman of Butte, w. Lindgren OF
Washington, D.. e, n Z. r.. Gable OF
Helena registered at the Ravalli yester-
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-29

The Watts camping party. which start
ed for the Yellowstone park 10 days ago,
returned to Hamilton on Saturday.
The times., 1899-03-25

pronounced firmness. There was nothing
new or definite bearing upon the advances
in the stocks. The market showed plainly
a change in speculative sentiment, and this
appeared in the manner in which the room
traders and Office spectators quickly fol-
lowed the signs of increasing activity in
long neglected stocks. Apart from the
money market the most important circum-
stance Of the day was the very sharp re-
coyery in wheat, which was based wholly
upon reports Of damage to the foreign
crops.
The most conspicuous exceptions to the
general tendency of the market were
Sugar Refining, Consolidated Gas, and
Continental Tobacco. Hanhattan Railway
and Metropolitan Street Railway also failed
TO participate in the days rise. The
heaviness Of Sugar Refining requires no
explanation in view of the course of the
stock and the causes of the latter in the
past ten days. In such an instance the
laws OF action and reaction should apply
with special force. The decline in Con-
solidated Gas was naturally accounted for
by the defeat of the so-called Astoria bill
at Albany AS was to be expected in
market still largely professional there
was heavy profit realizing selling toward
the close. There was, however, no impair
ment of the firm undertone of the market.
London furnished higher range of
prices for American stocks and was
moderate buyer in the market The close
was active and steady.
The times., 1899-03-25
THE STOCK MARKET
STRONG And Active
Easy Money Brings the I'M
proved Conditions.
A General Diffusion of Interest in
the Railway List
IndustriaIs and speciaIties Share in
the Movement and Score
Sharp Advances.

New York, March pa rather irregular
a fairly common rise with the course OF
the day, and indeed the market reflected
more strength than it has shown in six
weeks. Il goes without saying that there
were exceptions to the general tendency,
but for the most part the specific causes
for the reactionary movements were so ap-
parent that the latter were without signif-
cance as regarded the remainder of the
market. In general way the firmness of
the market was most directly explained
as due TO the passing away OF all appre-
tensions in respect TO the money market
situation The disappearance of uneasi-
ness in this respect restored the specula-
tive base TO the position occupied in jan
uary and the influence OF easy money was
re-enforced by such other circumstances
es the st. Paul's statement for the third
week of March. which showed by far the
largest earnings for the period ever re-
ported. To some extent. too good infu-
ence was exerted in the dealings by the
expectations of more favorable bank
statement tomorrow. These expectations
were founded wholly upon the estimated
movement Of money during the week, but
as concerns the changes in surplus re-
serves Fridays calculations are quite apt
TO prove wide of the mark in Saturday s
statement by the indeterminable changes
in the loan account. The general diffusion
of strength appeared in the advances
scored In the granger shares, Southern
Railway, and Louisville and Nashville.
New York Central. Illinois Central, and
the Pacific shares. The strength and ac-
tivify in these stocks did not in any way
detract from the dealings in some of the
industrials and specialties. which advanced
sharply Conspicuous cases in point were
Brooklyn Rapid Transit. Peoples Gas. the
Chicago Terminal issues, and ST. Louis and
Southwestern Substantial gains were
scored in the anthracite coaIers and in
another quarter of the market the Atchi-
son shares and Missouri Pacific showed
The times., 1899-03-25
Thin, pale and consump-

Thin, pale and consump-
tive persons should use
some constructive tonic that
will enrich the blood, in
crease the nerve force and
renew wasted tissues.
SCOTS Emulsion is based
upon scientific principles.
We digest the oil for you
by mechanical processes,
thus strengthening your di-
gestive organs by resting
them. 1t stops wasting,
and produces energy, vigor
and warmth. The hypo-
Phosphites in it invigorates
the nerves, and brain tissues.
soc. and sr.oo, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE, chemists. NV York
The times., 1899-03-25

Yesterday seems to have Witnessed the
beginning OF the spring boom in stocks.
Believers in Immediately higher prices are
nov numerous The market was in every
way satisfactory TO the bulls, and better
than ii has been for many days. Prices
advanced all over the list, and large gains
were made. especially in the Flower favor
ties. There was no period in the day when
1t could be said that stocks were weak.
and at times, under the leadership of
the Flower crowd, there was a firm
strength shown. The close was at the
best level of The day. With such an initia-
tive and with the prospect of a good bank
statement today ii is probable that the
opening this morning will, be high. II the
bank statement is satisfactory the close
will also be strong, which will make an
excellent ending 10 what will generally be
considered a bull week. In this way many.
believe that the boom has been inaugur3
ated.
The times., 1899-03-25

tain 10 have good advance when the bull
market should get under way. aon account
of its intrinsic value, considerably below
the market quotations. 1t had not been ex-
pected that any move would be made in 1t
so soon, however. Louisville twas one of
the strong Indications that the bull mar
ket is very near at hand, II II Is not ac
tually present fact. Southern Railway
preferred acted in sympathy with Louis
vile, though its move was not as large.
Conservative spectators advise buying
both these stocks for much higher prices.
Consolidated Gas was very weak on az
count of the failure of the passage of the
Astoria bill'' by the New York Legisla-
ture Many spectators of gambling
turn of mind bought Consolidated Gas at
much higher figures, and sold 1t out yester-
day.
There was rally in General Electric
yesterday on the statement that the suit
of the Westinghouse company is friendly
one, to decide disputed point
The Federal Steel stocks were bought by
Mr. Flower and his followers yesterday,
but they made no advance in price, appar-
emily owing to disposition of the public
as yet to avoid the industrial stocks. 1t
cannot be doubted, however, that when the
boom has been started they will 10th be
moved up to much higher levels. The i'm
mense prosperity of the steel and iron
trades, ard the already shown ability of
the company to make immense earnings,
seems to put this beyond question.
New York, March 24.-Dun's weekly re-
view tomorrow will say:
Business is not frightened either by the
10 nj t1 - Of nQ mi lt
by the wild fluctuations in Wall Street. 1t
goes ahead with calm disregard of specu-
lative performances, and payments through
the principal clearing houses have been for
the week 1872 per cent larger than last
year, and S0.3 per cent larger than in 1892;
but for cities outside of New York 39.2 per
cent larger than last year, and 44.3 per cent
larger than in 1892.
I'm iron and steel little lower price
for Bessemer pig appears at Pittsburg, but
with gray forge 10 cents higher, there is
Southern iron at Chicago 50 cents to 81
higher There is no market for billets. In
finished products there is the same trouble
Rails can be bought at s23 at Pittsburg
and S24 at Chicago, if at ALL but small lots
have been sold at s26 at New York. Chi
cago is taking many contracts for building
in Boston. New York, and Washington,
amounting TO 1000 tons, but makers else
where are overcrowded with work. No
market can deliver plates within any rea-
sonable time, and Pittsburg works are sold
to July on sheets. Plate mills are all full,
and there is heavy demand at Chicago for
bars, with one carmaker's contract for
5000 tons, and prices steadily growing
stronger.
Failures for the week have been 200 in
the United States against 251 last year, and
"a in Canada, against y last year
New York, March 24.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: stormy weather re-
tarding spring distribution in some sec
tions, has impaired an irregular appear
ance to general trade, while some few re-
ductions in prices of leading staples nota-
bly, raw cotton and wool. copper, and
some few other metals, serve TO break the
otherwise almost unvarying appearance of
The times., 1899-03-25

strength of staple values. The seesaw
of wheat prices has been upward this week.
Better weather at the South. and especially
improved roads, find reflection in larger
volume of receipts of cotton this week,
and the result is fractional shading OF
prices. Coffeee is slightly lower on the
week on rather less active jobbing en-
quiry. The boot and shoe situation with
jobbers is quite encouraging; hides. though
dull. are firm, and the same is true of
leather. while the current demand for the
finished product keeps manufacturers
husy"
The times., 1899-03-25

was general, both for long and short ac-
count, with st. Louis in the lead. Ar
gentine shipments were 1,22S,O00 bushels
Clearances were $4,000 bushels. There
was a liberal outstanding short interest,
and the rally was easily accomplished. A
decrease in the visible of 800. 900 is expected
Monday. The seaboard reports forty loads
taken for export.
The times., 1899-03-25
rne washington stock Exchange.

Sales-Regular Call: U. s. 3s Coupon,
S200G107 "a; Lincoln National Bank. llfp
III 1-2. 5G117; Franklin Insurance. 25G46;
Capital Traction, 92Gs5 3-S. 100GS5 Il;
Metropolitan R. R., 10d22O; City and
Suburban r. r., l0d47 Ia; Washington
Gas, 25G5S "a, 125@5S SIS, 50M5S L.;
Mergenthaler Linotype, 1Od1s2 1-2, 35G
1872 3-S, 30Q1S2 IA.
The times., 1899-03-25
THE CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Advances on Renewed Crop
Damage Reports.

Chicago, March 24.-Wheat lost SIS at
the opening, but in the last hour was
pushed up 2s-S on deluge of bad crop
reports from the Southwest. The buying
The times., 1899-03-25
New York stock n.rk.t

Corrected daily by W. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange
The times., 1899-03-25

Corrected daily by w. B. Hibbs & Co.,
members of the New York Exchange.
The times., 1899-03-25
RHEUMATISM CURED

By using DIR. Blake's Rheumatic, Gout, and Sci
atiea Elixir. Sovereign Remedy. 50c. ACkER
& AFfLECk, Pharmacists. li2s Pa. ave, and all
druggists. mhe5u
The times., 1899-03-25

The appearance of Mr.. Flower and his
followers as active buyers yesterday and
The times., 1899-03-25

S1 15 today for ladies' black and
Si.LJ tan oxfords. with kid or vesting
tops. patent leather or kid tips, light
or heavy shoes-never sold for less
than 81.
The times., 1899-03-25

QOC today for misses genuine
VI Dongola button and lace shoes,
which will wear excellently-never
sold under S1.50.
The times., 1899-03-25

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The times., 1899-03-25
Youths clothing less than half

An offering of and vests-siehtiy
damaged by and by prices
Youths suits, 40 Coats and vests, SI.4o
long
is o
men
The times., 1899-03-25

Here are two great values, In both
ruling prices about towns Both lots a
garments from the bestman tailor in Il
So. 90 suits, So. SO.
A lot of black and blue acheviot serge
suits, some of the advance spring
styles. Jackets are alisnsilk lined
while the skirts have the new loop fas-
Jennings. They are made in the most
stylish manner-for $780,
The times., 1899-03-25

Louisville and Nashville was one of the
features OF the last hour. The stock has
been weak and inactive for weeks past,
and many holders have become disgusted
and sold out. Yesterday. with almost no
warning in the way of preliminary activity,
it spurted from 64 to 66 SIS In a few min
utes The close was at 66. Louisville has
been recognized as one OF the stocks GER
The times., 1899-03-25

The anthracite coalers were all strong
yesterday at the high prices reached on
Thursday. No new developments were an
nounced. The New Jersey Legislature ad-
journed last night, and 1t is probable that
Reading first preferred will advance to-
day and next week.
The times., 1899-03-25

Consolidated Gas was very weak on az
count of the failure of the passage of the
Astoria bill'' by the New York Legisla-
ture Many spectators of gambling
turn of mind bought Consolidated Gas at
much higher figures, and sold ii out yester-
day.
The times., 1899-03-25

There was a rally in General Electric
yesterday on the statement that the suit
of the Westinghouse company is friendly
one, to decide u disputed point.
The times., 1899-03-25
Special selling separate skirts.

Plain bril-.
skirts, 81, 9S.
A lot OF la
dies pla n bril-
liantine dress
ski: ia sp en-
did quality OF
lustro1s bril-
liantine such
as sell for $3.50
usually w | IL
be sod for
s1.9S.
The times., 1899-03-25

SIS suits, SI2. so.
The most ultra stylish black and blue
and fancy colored cheviot tailor-made
suits, with silk-lined jackets; with
newest cut skirts; you see them every
where at $ls-for $3.50.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-07
Mr.. HOBART IMPROVING.
So Is Mr.. and Mrs. SheIman-Ex-PubIic
Printer CIapp Very Ill.

WASHINGTON, April 6.-Vice President
Hobart was a trifle better tonight He
rested easily throughout the day and was
benefited by II, though he has not rallied
yet from his relapse of several days ago suf-
ficiently to indicate when he will be about
again. He is still kept in bed and every eff
fort is making to have him take the COM
plete quiet and rest that are essential to his
recovery. His physician is now visiting him
twice day instead Of once as before his re-
cent setback. Aggravated INDIGESTION. an
annoying cough and general weakness have
made the Vice Presidents case rather Sc
rious one. President Mckinley makes daily
inquiries concerning him and sends flowers
TO the sick man.
Ex-Secretary Sherman has now so far re-
covered from his recent attack of pneumonia
that he is able to be about his house The
condition of Mrs. Sherman has also improved
to the degree that she is able to walk
A. NJ. Clapp. formerly public printer. is
very I'll at his residence i'm this city, and is
not expected 10 recover. Mr.. Clapp is about
eighty years old and his illness is due to his
age.
Representative Baird, OF louisiana is ly-
ing in a critical condition al his hotel apart
mcnts here and is barely holding his own to-
night No material change in his condition
Is reported.