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o9nesAl oooeataoan.
FI0ur-Receipts. NssR barrels: exports.
MSe9 hArreISl Quiet. but steady all day.
Whsat--Neceapts. s<,t3 bushels. exports.
t,S6 ousheis. epot nymer. but dull: No
rs4. Me spoe and 70 arrive { q !.
anoAt, and elevator. nc: No. Northern
Duluth. nc T. Q. ,. afloat to arrive. OPP
cables and hulliah crop reports. With
price, unchanged - isc higher, and RAPID
- aAvAnoa4 TIC % broadening speesalA-
ton. crop account q In the afternoon were
very bad and CLOSING cAhl@o strong: Z
ruunor that the stS1ke q BuAoao had hean
settled caused temporary liquidation. but
the market again relate1 and closed srm
a sls::a e !; ss Z: IS S.. sssss;
s' asps- 4 s
Cone Options clossd quiet. unchanged
q points lower. sales, $40 bags, in
GUIDING: nay, Sc: August. h&c. Spot
SussI-Ra~ 70 qSlst ;s But arm. Refined s,r-.
Metals.
The metal market continues DUH and
featufelees. with prices 10 sDaas Instances
portant buainess. News pf conssauencs
failed 70 put IN an appearance. leaving
the sesea eoAtiAoent quite Dependent upon
home development Tor inspiration. AZ
the close the metal exchange called pig
iron warrants quiet. with sil.12,s bid and
ui6 asked: lake copper dun at so: tin
ssSei: issd dar. Win Nx SIC 1 ana AZ
asked; sp1itsr dun, with Nh bid and q
ana IL copper 60. ~ y
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Extensive Repairs VIII Make The
Beat Better mss Ewes.
The Flyer. sptek snd span. VIII resune
her run In about . week. Ar. Seeiey. the
local manager returned from Tacoma go
tcrdAy. Wbaee ~ had bs10 Ovsvnesanx the
work on the speedy craft.
new b0tiee has h&en installed the en-
Esnes have hesn thoroughly overAauied.
new wheel hAe taken tie place Of the Ola
ora. which haa sen seven yeaFx haed
work. the hull has besn acvaped and the
entire outeg works painted With all These
repairs tho woo1egfuj little carrier should
make besfee e1sne than ever
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-: :: .. =. ( = s S.: ~. ~: ~
kuYefs 70 neot farnoR1 iAeAo C VAlnA
y - Geais ! seil1 eeea14al3 n
rAossA v..z3 nAn1E.. .
TACOMA. 49, 49, ,,,,.e1 !. - -.
ins much = s1I1ssve o. l11es- tlsees
~ "a - aesfee 49, noSs fu1ea
x11
s.1lsy 49, - sssss ~ dsss -.
Spot euekaatoQo voHe:
F1ost-Net ~ lnnlly extsoA N0uo. ~
baker! satraA AN0b.1: otsosa an1
VIZ 6SicS1nG - ssr M a.
s.il1-ySs1 Il 5aaE: ssssIss ~
'n o...-poor - t.,r !, -, :. -. :
choice. g. <oe1 a.: fancy feed. M; sray.
q &0l q: milling. 81. lS6l. q; osfpeloa' E. 80
elk
=: e Co.. ~ -; pes:.s - .s ssssa
s sn,sss - 49,. as e. s; IN: ~; I'D
~ ~. ~,.~ . No.. - a. w0oa.
$3.50. k n 49,
s Seesesseas.
Wheat-Quist: Dscsmber. u.isK.
Barley etsady: Decanabes, NIkc; noW,
Cofn-LarRe yellow. q. lIk01 ia
0ran-oto01GA
veal anA u>>a.
Wool estng-Msyada MQa1c; EastGn
ern nsounssiS' 80: :cuStsis iaMn. 49,.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.



CHICAGO, May W.-Reports Of drouth
In SOUTHEASTERN Europe and . sharp adj
vance 1t uverpool started wheat frm.
however. and the market sased Oh mo.
mentaflly. Meantime uunesous and sen
eation9i complaints a. damage ~ AesGaan
Aies began 10 pour In. and the buying
movement became generni. Shorts cous-
peted actively, and All oiIsr1nxs were ab.
sorbed by the luckisss hears. The MArkse
continued active and strong 20 the Gloss.
Outside buytne wae % larger volume than
for several y ystha July opsnsA -
higher at nH971c, declined to f1stc. Al
advanced to Inc ct the close.
Corn opened weak under country sailing,
but rallied quickly when wheat began to
advance. July gained AQHc.
Fears Of squeeze In May, owing TO
small contract stocks. strengthened oats
July advanced AGssc.
Small shkpmenta Of meats ana large re-
ceipte OF hogs weakened pfoviatone early.
The losses were recovered near the end
on covering induced BY the strength IN
grain. Pork closed unchanged and lard
ana ribs oained 9AoSe each.
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.. s.: cows. sconA al 6sshts. q: stsss.
ealvea ~ IS g: 9reen hidSs Il t. th~n
sAitee; dfy ihdsa pr is. iie: dry culls,
&c: wintes deer. an. i~fsIsc. uacary deef.
eqa3s: dry eik. s61oc: green elk. 4fsc::
",sk.r ~ w..t,ycse si - uySe.ssS.
ESsSrsnst"n e' Wnoa oI ia. di.sv Or insSnr
xzs
sosslsG quotations.
yssa1ns asot.ssaas yesterday wsr. a.
Sellews:
G.sS. !. 49,
n 6bls. Sc; powdered. SIC: dry 9ranu-
';is . sc. s, ess: s . ssGs ss'a 1s0S Now
brands, Hio; corn meal. yellow. N.E per
10 i6s, IN Nib saoks; corn meal. white.
Soar pure, $50 /. Pc = . is. Ia s Si s.ss.:
sacks: farina. S1G per 100 lbs, in io-lb
:;:sI j; ~ ns. g; y. ,ss 3. s ;S
w-ib :.cks: whole wheat 1our' 81 Is Der rs
Iss. e , I, s.si.: Tys neal ss,e Pc g g
ibs. 10 ioAib sacks: cpiit psss. ioo-ib sscts
an: split peaA g per 100 lbs. In S-jb
boxes: pearl harley, NJ par 100 Lbs. In
:heat n lake. nso pc. case Of 3 tfb psss
s.nss [o ss. 0aS' e,,. g "a .l ~, ssO
Il nse.s eo1 ,a s Te, er n' Per 6g'
al =. e Ss' = :s, s,s.l e. e :.
8S - - SSi X AZ sscr:. ~ v sSu1;
is.Csr. g 4, ~. 6 ss!s :.a.:: .: :ssI
~ 49,: :. -s Ssp 49, ~ nVus =
II T.sne sc,iss 100 III. .sr rss ~ w.
X,,cx rciisd oats rer cass. n
cojkes : Green !. Moeha. per il. seosio;
uer An KIN Rdasted = 4 rnssckis;S T.
psr sws. ,ifss: sssS eases. per ews. S us:
Java 60Ib tins per 70. &C; sack, &c;
Adsn Nocna N Caracoia &c. ou:te-
naln, NC: ground conse leQDc; LION.
10. Vaz.o; - Wac: -. VxAa
r..s rA ,.~,s.. - $50.
IN -, ~ sriatss iSIfsSc. Hastsrn To-.
And N6in, H13A
CAseo Native Washington. 13,10llc;
EgGP-RlrieAy fresh ranch. iat017l4c.
.,rsias s ~ SSfe. e0"'' '0le'
Poultry-Lass chicfens.. 1l0isc; live tur-
keys. 1%0lbc; dressed turkeys. E81sc.
Nute.
v.... s.r N ..et. "a. r..,
black walnuts, ioc: pecans. iS@iS: albert:.
ncnds No; = lsc: peanuts. ~ pine II:
nG1esy, Wr: c2cosnuts' per oosen. 1oc:
''''0'a' s : Pei c =, ana r....
p,~., .o,,a - $50 e.na, 49,
- w.sSsr~,.r st,,,otSv "A. sIssiJ. ~ e
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hn>A = ~ Il ~
;Ts:... Mxsx W.:;sia sss:.a jSks;
1900 ss9 . ssH IS $500; ssscasrs And
etc. 61Nx
,o .ss'fHss:, sS - ., m,:s ~ &c
Aeo; light 1S41ak0: pigs. 0-SG1@ -; bulk
sissslp fSs: ssRss;;n AM @;,,,s ns:rss NJ
stock shsep. tsS5ln: Emka InSS13
CHICAGO r.v ,s-n~,r, "a -. .-,.n
strong e lec hi1hef; xansy graaes. ~
9.k: Sec :s::r. EsSxS. sssss:s: "a
bull, go: Msstsrn fed StSsrs. UNI
6ersA - n1s|~ M "a sS,v,isS - =.
20 cSescsi ~ sSssAi ne,vy kacnefs 80
1SSK: H9nfS x0 M: piss' RI Sots6
Tho demand Tor sheep and lambs Vas un.
rlcs9t a6vsness shesnps s siIsY Il kHes. 30
3.lsG1E shosn iosS SH4Sis: ~:
isesSs sss gs s,,s ssae, =. =. ~,
Il $50
TN wooa. uAnwpra-
,~,,.
49, te6sv 0Sh hslss yesa ~S.~l 80
Qpn9elo4 n : nnlsceSspseus seiscticn.
0rq1sy meFinoo were foISiy veceeSsete6
And 1Qld reael1. While lower 1rades ruled
y :nss sSsHcSsn,s ~ 1s3tyNyys SSvg ~.
fsrAA. Mn ~ ssahs rw'lS1 - "a
vcii 2aErM. ~ - 49, ssaH1s se.nssS.s Az
= Srfhsss - ~ - 49, Ss s.1sy
vvfo Mon v1ih6rswn. ltSS.SsnaS -
sood. Continental buyers purchS1e1 {reSiv.
4 = =
TuD COTTON MAnHuTa.
New 0sloaas.
NEW ORLEANn. Nay n Cotton. ~utafs
middIinr. i0-i1a.
=
-
-
tunaessais
NEW YORK Nav n .--Tyha fyos~Snosa4aa
Advsrtinsr's Londea nnancial eaSieGvem
ea4:
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THE Chicagu, Milwaukee q ~. Pasi
Raliwsy - tss bsss iias between D. Paul
and Chicago.
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TIE reecr1 1 the pact makes the Cyss-
c<uta the bicycle Of the future. opeiger
q Hurabuf H1s-I2f7 Second.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed
proDoAis win b received By the state
Board Of Audit and Control until 10
O'Clock a N. Wednesday, May Nth. 11ss.
for the erection OF q dormitory and
amusement hall combined. at the Wash
inGton Soldiers. Home. n<ar Ortfhg.
Each bid mtiGf be accompanied BY 4 cor
tined check In the amount OF &oooo a. .
guarantee that the person OF arm WHOSE
6id 4 accepted viii sign contract within
Ave days after the acceptance Of the bid
and WIN also furnish surety bood
according TO law. subject TO the approval
Of the State Board OF Audit ana Control
All bids must be addressed TO Ernest Lts--
Control. Tacoma. and marked "proposal
for Dormitory and Amusement Hail.
The State Board OF Audit ana Control
reserves the right TO reject any or Oh
b1da.
SPlane and specifications can be seen ct
ne of6c0 Of ErnA1t E41ger, sO7 Equitable
9ulldlhg, or at the Office Of G. 4. DarnAsr.
S4Xxif B6xSn Or AUDIT AND CON-
BY J. n. ROO EHs. Chairman.
= MHrY2fnYR
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No. X. 4 r. 3rs q
ONre -. ....
n. Y, Cen fsta .llM
~. J. G. Gen. -. 10
North Car. - I'M
rours -. .....Mk
Nor. hac. lists In
Ihfoeo -. 49,. ~
p00f1 80. ..e.M b
NY.C. = 9tLae.M
i. d w. Con-. - ~
General e. .....lu
or. Nav. lists lii
Houre -. .....l0k
o. ehort Line Al0N
COnooi So .,...ll1&
Reading Gen. -. ~
r. q. W. 1ete ...l@6
STU & IN.C.sesj0X
et-I i aC.o.&.141X
0t. Paul Con s..MH
&.P.C 4 p.leae.
F1ves -. ....l1
South. Rail. - ..11G
- - =
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or CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
termasser. Seattle. Washington. May II,
1SSe.--SeAied proposals. In tripiicate Win
junD Is. IL, ana then opened. for con-
structiou and plumbing at Marrow9tone
Point. aeAf seattle Washington. Of the
following huiiAinSn: double sets off,
eee4a ouartera, double set ~. e. 3. o.
dUaftlfp. 6afraNk I administration
building. guard house. Quaxtermaster's
and ou6aiotence Osorehouse ! stable and
Waeen 0Aod. l shop. bakery. hospital.
1 III hospital Stewards quarters Plane
ana specifications may be seen and full
information Win BE- Furnished on applIca
ton 1t this Office, or at the quarter
GnNsferso offce at Fan Francisco Cal
tse1Anl. Or. and Spokane washington
Envelopes containing proposa,s should be
ana addressed 20 w. W. Robinson. jr..
Can't And 4 q. n
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT or rnE
United States for the District IL wash
inEtcn. Northe!n Divislsn-in tie nnsstss
S.nirspscs. sAakss5rs s:ais1os 10 q
:. s. s: E.eerss.. G =; H.eso.s. lsas.
Of e se e. psstsset Cent q shs unitsd esatss
'' PUMA ans ' X rr e & 6s.n. j. n.
County OF King and state Of washlnetsn.
Ia said district. rssHeqfful1y sserssenss
he was duly ad1udesd bankrupt under the
that ne has duly surrendersd "a his prop.
erty and rights OF proDssty. aAA .has fully
scts. and o. the ssIsrs a ~ court sessi-
~hsr.fors IS prsys thas hs may - e.
s cf:s1 x . II: n cS o e n.ys fsll 1i:.
estate under cid BANKRUPT .Actp. szceDE
such debts - are excepted b. Law from
DATED Fs q: Ak 4 A. r 3 z, s 4 & 4:
Dus 8spEs 81 81 E E2RT1fE dTE5,sssos
realms the iorssolss pstis i; Il l. - "
Ordered by tho court. that . hearing be
h:a upon the s,m3 o. ths md day Of
s.ss IN o..a s Ss5cfs & s:d =. s's os,a e
the forenoon. and that netice thereof Be
pubIished IN the seattle Post-Inteliigencsr.
. newspaper printed In said district, and
sons IN interest," nay appeal Ss Il ' sss ssid
time and place and show cause. II any
they have. why the prayer Of the said
petitioner shenid not BE- granted.
that the clerk shall send by mali to al
known creditors copies OF said petition,
and this order, addressed 10 them q their
hs
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BY J. r. ROGERS. Chairman.
Ernest Lister. Secretary.

NOTICE 10 CoNTRAcToRs-seaied IDS
Tor the construction Of Science hall and
Ferry hall on the grounds OF the etass
Agricultural College and School OF
science 81 Pullman. Washanston, Ufll s
received q the ollQe u the eecre4Ary N
20 o'clock 4. m. June s. 1893 Bids VIII
- recelfed On each building separately
and on both buldings together. a CERT
ned check p4yAASe 20 the secretary OF
the board OF regents mu1t accompany
each bid - guarantee Of good faith
20 to accompany bid for Ferry hall and
800 to accompany bid for Science han,
which amounts win be forfeited on fail.
ure g enter into contract II bid = On
Cd abl after Nay ., H.. plans and
epecidcetiqns may bs examined in th.
e0lCe of the secretary ~ Pullman. Wash
tngton. or at the once of q. W. Bal
Isrd. architects and supsrintendsnt. At
Tacoma, washington, or AZ the ONCE Of
w. H. Shields, at Peyton building. epo-
kane. Washington. or AT the ONCE OF The
secretary Of the Chamber OF Comnsrce
at Seattle. Washington. The hoard re
serves the right 10 reject any or ali bids
For further information address f.. A.
Bryan. president Pullman, washington
or q. W. Billiard. architect. Tacoma.
~ 8108QBt0H
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= advanced y In the bid price.
Monay ana Bxehaa9p.


q. 8 -. REG -. -
9hreee. REG ...0t'
Threes. coup .10aS
New -, rec ...i0H
New -. coup Inv
Old =. reg .uA|
Ola ~ coup ..1lM
Elves. req ....u3<l
rves. coup LIZA
Dist. Col. : - .lN
Ala.-Gass A 10
Glass; b .......il0
Class G .......M
Currency :. ..M
Atch'n Gen. - To-
Adjustu't - ~
Can. %. 3de LII
chos. = O. ~ ~
Hvee -. -. IlM
CANW. Con 7s.M
q. b. deb r In
Chi. Term. - ..N9
Col. SOUTH. - :. 81
D. a fnsa YllR7k
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DrY1CG or CONSTRUCTING QUAR-.
termAstep, Seattle. washington. May
18Th, ~. Sealed proposals IN duplicate
viii be received a. this office until II
then opened. for furnishing lumber 20
be- delivered AZ Manila, r. I. List Of
lumber and fun information furnished
on application here The government
proposal or part thereof Envelopes can
Sainfng proposals. should be marked
ssproposals for Lumber" ana addressed
to Capt W. w, Robinson. Jr.. A. q. n.
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We are new pgsDa<ek 70 q ee92sssssoa
fer TIE trade lang naasassl - NbADAsoi
ss.s.s' -s.~.s.E - w. 49,
tuenf560oco1, ooott1A
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NEW brick YARD a. South Seattle.
have on hard kiln Of $50 o0e hand-snsas
hrtch, will contract to lay on the wall AZ
fcwest prices MeserA = JohnAeu
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WAe~s-Expcs. Ma ! ciae. So; Va
msssseEs sos miisaR No cluc. &c, Ma
I AslFxaeuA g.
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PORTLAND. MAJ ts-1Ths Eastern
wheat ukskess were AceU.ag sctxy. ana
xsSsps vas ais ssfenssss ss-enstA else
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OFFICE OF CONSTRUCTING QUAR-
- -Sealed propomis In tsipiseate viii
a. received here until II =. N. june /.
iaaa. and then opened. 10. the conssruc-
tion OF water and sever syseens AZ Mag
nnlIa R1ufP washington. Fuli informa-
ton eurnished on application 10 this Of
ace. Envelopes containing proposals
sho,,,a be sudofscA .'prcpooAls {cf Water
w Rohinscn. 81. Capt and A.. @. NJ.
T. 4. A.
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Plate and window glass at Butte Arr
Stained Glass works.
Case Was Dismissed.

The grand larceny case against Jean
Dekreko. manager of the Turkish aggre-
cation that has been playing at the CO.
lun,bia Gardens. which was begun several
days ago at the instance of young Dock
man. the bag puncher of the troupe was
dismissed on the motion of the prosecu-
ton when the case was called for hear
ing before Justice Harrington yesterday.
Deputy Prosecutor Kelley appeared for
the state and said in view of the fact that
civil proceedings had been instituted for
the dissolution of the partnership from
which the case emanated, it had been de-
cided not to press the criminal case at
this time, as the proceedings in the civil
suit would probably show whether or not
there Were grounds for criminal action,
and If 1t appeared there the criminal pros
ecution could be renewed On this state
ment the court granted the motion to dis
miss
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A WRETCHED EXHIBITION.
The b. & NJ. Nine Had the Missoulas at
Their Mercy.

About $50 people braveu the hot sun
yesterday afternoon to see the game of
ball between Missoula and the Boston
d Montana team of this city. Fully
two-thirds of this number claim they
We're entitled to return of their
money, as there was no game. So far
as Missoula was concerned the claim
holds good, for a more wretched ex-
hibition was never seen in Athletic
park. They may be strong at home, but
against the B. & NJ. team they looked
like nine counterfeit nickels, and it is
doubtful If they can skin the Little
Potatoes, Hard to Peel" a club COM
posed of boys from Dublin gulch.
McNeeley was hit in the face while
practicing before the game, and rem
dered unconscious for some little time.
This did not affect his work at third
during the game, however. for he COW
cred his position grandly. besides hit
ting the ball hard every time up. King
was in the box for Butte and had the
Missoulas at his mercy, only one lit
tie scratch hit being made off him,
while his support was first class.
For Missoula, Perrow pitched fairly
well, but the support given him was of
such order as to discourage him, and
after the first inning it was a pro-
cession around the bases for the Bos-
ton & Montana.
The score:
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California Cafe is the best place to
eat in Butte.
ATHLETIC EXHIBITION
For the Benefit of the Armory Gymnas
ium Fund.

ium Fund.
The programme of events for the en-
tertainment at the opera house next
Tuesday night for the benefit of the
Armory gymnasium fund Is as follows:
Collar and elbow wrestle, Police Off
Ger P. D. Fogerty and David Lousn-
rim; four-round boxing, Police officer
George Wilson and Ed Evarts; club
swinging, Police Officer Mike McCoc-
mick; rope skipping, Police Officer
Frank Call; four-round boxing, Police
officer Tom Walsh and Ed Foley;
four-round boxing, Slim Thornton Of
the fire department and the winner of
the Walsh-Foley bout; exhibition
Cornish wrestle. Police Officers Mat
thews and Curley; exhibition Graeco
Roman wrestle, p. F. Doyle and Ste
phen Parker; catch-as-catch-can wres-
tie, Police Officer James Murphy and
Mike OBrien of the fire department.
six-round boxing. Jimmy Keefe and
Dennis Hinds wrestling, Jerry Shin
nick, driver of the chemical, and Hen
ry Beringer, driver of the hook and
ladder; six-round boxing, Fritz Mobiles
of the Central station and Stub Pear
sons of the Quartz street station.
Besides the members of the olice
and fire departments, about so other
athletes have promised to take part
in the entertainment
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following real estate transfers
were recorded yesterday:
J. J. Feeley to Charles Matson. lot
8. block g.. Thornton addition; consid-
Grafton. s2,500
Frank Baptist to Samuel y. Parker,
one-quarter interest in the Little Sarah
lode claim; consideration, 81.
Daniel J. Johnson to Annie G,lrti-
son. lots II and II, block /, Thornton
addition; consideration, 81.
Jesse S. Wathey to Charles L. Smith
and others, two-thirds interest to
Smith and one-third to Russell in and
to the east 60 feet of lots II and IL.
and east 60 feet of the south one-half
of lot IA, and south half of lot IS and
south one foot of the north half of
lot A. block 60. original towrsite !;
consideration, Sc, 900.
George Mueller to Samuel Barker,
one-quarter interest in Little Sarah
lode claim; consideration, 81.
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LABOR DAY.

Elaborate Plans Are Being Made by the
Silver Bow Assembly
The Silver Bow Trades and Labor as
sembly is making extended prepara-
lions for the celebration of Labor day.
The following general committee has
been appointed to take charge of the
affair: Dan Mcdonald, Iron Moulders;
Ernest Firchau, Hotel and Restaurant
Employees; J. E. McNally, Carpenters
M. J. Geiger, Clerks; r. c. Scott,
Workingmen's; w. Fl. Arnold, Tailors;
r. A Pelkey, Typographical: e. d.
Pring, Painters and Decorators; George
Morhard, Hotel and Restaurant En-
ployes; Charles Cammans, Working
mems; E. F. Dobson, BARRIERS; F. j.
Pelletier, Butchers; J. T. During
Brickmakers: Nick Bloom, Cigarmak-
ers: r. D. Lewis, Clerks.
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SO Rewarti-&lO.

We have sold a number of pianos to
customers whose names have been
brought in by people who are on the
lookout to make a few extra dollars
and they have received their reward
promptly of $40. and We have just as
many SO gold pieces for any one who
will give us the name of a party to
whom We can sell piano. Remember
we must sell pianos now, and are still
offering any piano in our magnificent
stock from 800 to s125 lower than the
lowest selling price Easy terms.
MONTANA MUSIC CO., 119 North
Main Street. w. c. Dierks, Manager,
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A BRILLIANT OPENING.
The Ladies of Butte Are Enthusiastic
Over Bowling.

A grand event and a social success
was the opening of Heilbronner's new
cigar emporium and bowling alley yes
terday. Handsomely dressed society
ladies formed no small portion of the
visitors, and highly delighted were
many of them with the scores they
made at bowling. Revealed in its per-
feet arrangement, rich fittings and
tasteful decorations, the store won
showers of praise, not only from the
scores of visitors, but from every pass
er by, from early morning till late last
night.
Mr.. Liberty Lowell presides over the
cigar department. Throughout the
day the rumble in the alleys in the
basement could be heard as enthusiast
tic bowlers WED with each other in ex-
hibiting their skill. The bowling alley
is in charge of Mr.. John O'Rourke
Each lady visitor was delighted by the
presentation of a lovely full-bloom rose
of rare variety, while the gentlemen
adorned, their lapels with carnations.
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JOINT PICNIC.
BY the Silver Bow Glee Club and the
Alice Band To-Day Week.

The Silver Bow Glee club and the
Alice band will give joint picnic Sun
day, Aug. 10, at Mountain View park
The fare has been fixed at 81 for adults
and so cents for children. AS there will
be music at intervals during the day
and evening by the Alice band and by
the Silver Bow Glee club, the price is
the cheapest that any picnic has yet
offered. There will also be prize races
and prize dancing. A tug-of-war be-
tween members of the Alice band and
the Silver Bow Glee club will be an in
teresting feature, as will also the grand
prize cakewalk, open to all, in the even
ing. The Butte Reduction works will
play a game of baseball at o'clock
in the afternoon with an Anaconda
nine,
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Visitors to Crystal Springs are treat
ed to a very novel sight these days. A
new well is being sunk to obtain a
greater supply of water. and the pro-
cess is a very interesting one. The
method is the same as is employed in
sinking oil wells in the Pennsylvania
oil fields, the old walking beam engine
being in operation daily. To see the
machinery working is well worth a
trip to the springs.