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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05

"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor q ave
One Minute Cough Cure. They re
covered rapidly" writes F. b. Be les,
Argyle, Pa. 1t cures coughs, colds,
grippe and all throat and lung trout les
Roscoe Smith.
Before the breaking out of the var
with Spain, the expenses of the
army and navy for pensions in the
United Stated amounted to So n
per capita, counting the populat ion
at 100000 Now it is about 50
for each individual.
Governor Sadler of Nevada sh ow-
ed his manhood the other day at
Reno. when. in his remarks before
the board of equalization Of Was hoe
county, be said: The man " it'll
the little home, built with hon est
tot and sweat. should not be m ade
to beal the brunt Of taxation; m axe
the corporations pay their sha Re. =
III you sconr the world you will
never find a remedy equal to One
Minute Cough Cure says Editor
Faekler, of the Mieanopy, Fla I'll ust-
Ter" Il cured his family OF LaGrippe
and saves thousands from pneumo nia
bronchitis, Group and all throat and
lung troubles Roscoe Smith
In the United States, exclusive
of Alaska. there are SIS. 1853 274
acres Of unappropriated and u re-
served public lands. This is a ter
ritery equal in extent to Fra bee,
Germany, Italy, England, Scott md
Wales, Ireland, Austria. Hung airy
aud Greece combined OF this rea
$40, 549, 654 acres, or more than "a
per cent, are in the states and I'd rri-
tories Of Arizona, California, Co lor-
ado, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New
Mexico, North Dakota, Greg on,
South Dakota, Utah, Washing ton
and Wyoming
President King, Farmers Be- NIX,
Brooklyn, Mich, has used Dew Its
Little Eafly Risers in his family for
i years. says they are the best. These
i famous little pills cure constpat on
i billioasneSs aud all liver aud bo wei
troubles. Roscoe Smith.
Rev DR.. Hicks, the great weat her
prophet and editor Of a valua bic
monthly paper printed at St Lo uis,
gives a word of warning to farm ers
who have corn and wheat to 4 ell.
His advice is not to sell this u ear
at sacrifice He PREDICTS sh ort-
age of these crops next year and a
still greater one in 1901 and for hat
reason advises farmers to hold t heir
grain rather than let it 20 at r lin-
ously low figures.
at done me more good than a ny
thing | ever used. My dyspepsia was
Of months standing after eatn il
was terrible. Now | am we'll" W ties
S. b. Keener, Hoi5ington. kas, of ko
dol Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what
you eat. Roscoe Smith.
g1E Mrs. NJ. King, proprietd r O.
the City Bakery, has recently EN-
ployed a frst-class cook. Nj ealt
served at all hours. She also hat
a tirst-class baker who turns GU
daily the most delicious pas try
Come and see for Yourself.
For Over Fifty Years.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05

The "Plow Boy Preacher" Rev. j.
Kirkman, Belle Rive, H., says, "After
suffering from Bronchial or lung
trouble for ten years, ! was cured by
One Minute Cough Cure. 1t is all
that is claimed for it and more 1t
cures coughs, colds, grippe and all
throat and lung troubles. Roscoe
Smith
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1899-10-05
irrigation Rules.

The Ocoanside California; Weekly
Blade prints the following "Seven
Irrigation Rules !"
l. The more cultivation the less
water IS required
2. Irrigation burrows should gener-
ally not be over three inches deep.
3. DO not let the water lie around
the stems Of plants.
A. DO not over-irrigate; two
thorough soakings month are us
ually sufficient
s. Do not water trees or vines when
in blossom, nor until the fruit has
properly set.
g. Irrigato preferably on cloudy
days or at night.
Z. Do not apply water when th,
soil is hot
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12

For Hog Cholera try Friant's
Prevent alive, for sale ut Harmou's.
-Four choice Phillipsbnrg lots for
8 lie caear, Enquire of J., 0, Lowe.
M So Bessie Bump who has been
visiting friends in this vicinity, leaves
next Monday for her home in Seattle,
Washing o..
Hon. L. a Thompson Of Norton
was IN the city attending court yes
terd ~. This Office acknowledges a
pleasant call.
Joseph H. ChoAte has been az
pointed ambassador to Great Britain
to succeed John Hay, who was recall
90 o lake The office Of Secretary Of
s ate,
-PreachiOg in the Presbyterian
church next Sabbath Ut the usual
hours, Morning topic, Moses at
Sinai" Evening topic, "Ths Proph.
cts Dream"
The epidemic Of measles which
has stopped the schools in SO many
places in the county, has absted ONE.
VIII and most Of the schools are ID
se,sIol again.
just now the value of fraternal
associations is especially apparent
The visits spd care for the sick CT our
city is certainly one of the most noble
aud worthy objects in life.
William Kingery passed cred-
table pxsmInatIoR and was admitted
TO the bar 10 practice in the conrt Of
Phillips coaaty Tuesday. Mr.. King.
cry iS young man Of good ability
and The Herald predicts for bin n
succs ssful career
IF. O. johnson WHO WAS sp pointed
docket clerk of the senate is about the
only qxth district man represented
10 the new regime at TOT eks, The
repu blicsns not only left The sixth
out Of their state ticket, hut have thus
far ignored it in lbeir Legislative APP
pointmsnla
--Enos Dixon who is we'll and iav-
orsbly known in this vicinity. hsr,
through the efforts OF Congressman
McCormick been RraDted pension OF
IS per month and back pay to the
amount Of 1895 Mr.. Dixon expacts
soon 10 return to bis old home !,
RgGOklyu borough Ns% TTQk,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12


e W. Mason is taking his annual
yAcation as ho was run over nv a
messly baggage truck at Bellevills
Monday night and came out OF tbe
wreck with two mashed toes.
Ben Dixson an old resident Of
Freedom Township was found dead
IN his home at abont IL o'clock today.
dc lived alone and il ssuppOsed that
heart disease was the cause Of his
death.
The latest is q stOry that 20 re-.
publican members Of the Legislature
and popuIist members will elect John
j. IngSlIS 10 the U. s. Senate in case
Senator Bakev resigns to accept the
judgeship. The HERALD 10 Of tho
opinion that Senator Baker will not
resign.
The NJ W, A OF this county held
a convention in this city on Tuesday
last and elected W. G. Lerue Of Mar.
vim and p. Il. Brainerd as delegates
TO the state convention and r. W. Att.
water and III d BFothera alLarnatos
The order had on Decsmher 1st, 4O5
members in this county,
The Louisiana PurOh ase conven-
ton ConSistingo OF o. delegates from
the various eOtstes formed from tho
origional terTiaory Of Louisiana, met
ia st Louis yesterday and chose that
otto as the place 10 bold the Worlds
Fair in the winter OF 1903 to celebrate
the centennial anneveasory Of the pur.
chase Of this territory from France.
Mrs BlSnCh Cook, wife OF Gus,
WAS an agreeable caller last wsek.
She Informs ne that her anxiety for
the fate OF her husband 10 growing
depressing every day, for she has not
heard from him since last July when
he waSin Florida ready 70 60 TO Cuba
with the 6VSt expedition. He was
not enlisted in the service, and com.
muniCAtiOn with him is ont of some
how. Mrs. Cook is the daughter Of
J. W. PsRe OF Phillipsburg. Ste
was born at our old home, Lansing,
Iowa, beautiful little city tqupv zed
lovingly BY huGgin0 bluifs along II o
Missouri river, where she made btr
fret mud pies - Norton Champ ion.
The company Of state militia
mustered IN by Assistant Adiutaut
General H. N. Boyd oil January Q,
has been designated as Company II,
2ud Regiment Of the National Guard.
About sixty young men have enlisted,
and commissions for the officers:
Captain Geo. H. Tucker, let Lieuten-
ant Moody s. Couch, and Lieutenant
OhaS. u. Manu-, arrived Tuesday morn.
ing. The non-Ccmmissloned officers
have not yet received their wNrrantg.
The equipments are also hero and will
BIZ isVuOd az the next meeting Tha
hoys will meet for drill every Tuesday
evening. The company is starting
Out we'll aud prOmisOs to be a credit
to our town and TO this part OF the
state,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12
Lamps, all styles at Smiths

Lamps, all styles at Smiths
The best of groceries at Geo
Cols'e. ,..s
WOOdmanse windmIIls at Smiths. See
what the reward Is.
christmas boxes Of fresh, pure
candies at Aubaugh's.
Gall on Harmon for Christmas
Goods.
Dry Goods, a full stock at Geo
Coles.
Buy you musical instruments al
Hsrmon's.
-Genuine apple cider at G, W
Cole'p,
The incest candies in The city at
AlbRugh'S
-Niggerhead coal at French and
Hahnenkrstt's.
colorado Sunshine, call at French
& HahnenkratIs.
--HarmOn's new store has good
stock Of holiday gOOd''
Car losd Of apples just received
st g. W. Coles. Prices lOW.
Something new in the line Of can
dies at Albsugh's, pure goods.
ShilOh's Cure, the great cough
and Group cure is in great demand
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses
only Csc. Children love it. Sold by
s 8 Fisher g. %.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12


--X-Rsy fOuT, best on earth, 9Oo.
q sack at g. W. Coles.
Soda 5 cents per pound at g. W.
Goes
Starch s cents per pound OF G.
w. Coles.
For fresh bread, cakes aud pies,
20 to L. Sommers.
Bed rock prices on hand MADE
harness at Ed Psge's.
n. A. Harmon will save you mon.
ey on holiday goods.
Money 10 loan on farms in small
amounts al Phillips County Bank.
January All, 1899 Franklin
Acadsmy winter term beginr.
Low prices on blankets and rObfs
at Ed Pages haruees shop.
House and Gore property in Au.
burn Relge.s TO sell on installmenlS
SlO Per mohtb. Eoqre OF
10. Lowe.
IL. SommeTs sells the foest con.
fectionery, at the lowest prices, IN the
city.
For cheap groceries 90 70 N
Poling's, at tho northwest coroer Of
the square, ia the Red Front.
Where Is Franklin Academgp
II % in FrOnklin, Frankllp county
Nebraska. Attend school near home
-"YOun3 man, PIT your money il
Your head" but be careful 10 invest
ing il there a. ia lands alb chattsls
Write Tor catalogue OK franklin
Academy before investing.
-cpr., Sweeney, .. s. A., Gan
Diego, says; 'shiloh's CAtsrrh Rem
edy is the first-medicine ] have ever
found that would do me any good
Price soc. Sold by s s. Fisher & 90
This iG what IL will cost you to
attend FrsnkIin AcadAmy Dext 'erm
Tuition $3.50 to 5000. room rent So
10 $500, board S2l.Oo, books about
S4OA ktl not mcTs Than $500.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12
"A pure apple cider at q ". Coles

"A pure apple cider at ". Coles
Editor Hull, of the Norton LiJer.
ator, is again al his post ofduty, after
a protracted absence on a lecture tour.
Superintendent Thomas was call
ed to Crystal township today to lis
ten to case Of charges made to dis
miss a teacher
Mrs Frank Sweeney Of Fairbury
Nebraska, visited with DR., and Mrs.
Nelson the latter part of list week
and over Sunday.
w. 7. Dillon prominent attor-
ney of BelleVille was Ia the city Mon
day looking aicer some land bust uess
This office was favored with a cali
Teacher Is the lesson we
are to draw from the war with Spain 2"
Wiille-"There amt no lesson in it
fer us; we're teachin' Spain q lessL 4"
-MAssrs Lane, Edwards, WitWer,
Albaugb, Hahnenkratt, Roberts and
Couch have arranged for a clay pig
con shoot south Of town this after.
noon.
Marriage license have heen is
suel during the past week to John F.
Buechele and Frederlke Sommer;
also to Louis ii, BruuninS and Elsie
M, Meyer
Upon assuming the Office Of coun-
ty superintendent, Mr., Thomas did
not appoint a board OF sssis ant ex-
sminers but allowed the old board to
hold over.
M, q. Runlon sold TO Grant Tay-
lor last Monuay, load Of prairie hay
weighing 30,045 pound, being the
lsrgest load VI hay ever brought 10
Philllpsburg.
-Ex-Olerk OF the Court Harwood
is assisting Mr.. Barron through The
present term Of curt, until the latter
catches on to the complicatio rs Of the
routine work of court proceedings,
--Mre. s. N Curl Of Long Island
mother Of Miss Ella Curl who hes
been with Mrs Friend in the millin-
cry store, died last Saturday night.
The funeral was he'd Monday after.
noon. Ng1 a
The Bellevllle Freeman has a
new name at it's mast head, Editor
Boyd retiring and o q. Emery assum-
ing editorial charge. The Freeman
viii continue as stsunch advocate
OF populist principles,
"A telegram was received from
John Woods just as go to press an.
nouncing that he has been appointed
assistant seargeant.st-arms of the
house. Mr.. Woods went down to To-
peka Wednesday morning.
Mrs Garvey who has heen vary
s ok with consumption for eome time
died last evening at 10 O'Clock She
leaves a family of lIttis children. The
funeral will be held from the Presby
terrain church at 10 o cock tomorrow
DIR. Burt reports that alittle child
Of Mr.. and Mre, Will Faubion o.
Walnut township, took sick and dice
last Sunday evening while it was with
its parents With it's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. John Faubian. About az
hour and half later, the latter Mrs
Fsubisn gave birth to a child in the
same room where the baby died.
-Mej, W. L Brown, editor Of tht
Kingmsn Journal, has commenced /
series of historical articles in his re-
per- concerning the Twent y.first Kan.
sas regiment, He intends to give &
complete history Of the regiment from
the time it was mustered in until /
; was mustered out. He draws from
copious notes made while in the ser
vice.
-AAesAMAAnMASMM
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12

w, o. Strain night operator at
Almena spent Sunday with his parents
and friends In this city.
Asa Drake took new buggy out
home with him Monday. He made
the purchase Of J, M. Wood & O..
Tom sharkey knocked Kid
McKoy out in ten rounds in glove
contest at New York last Tuesday.
H. A. Kendall and 1. T. Williams
the Marvin watermelon Kings, were
in the city on TuesdRy takiug orders.
We are pleased 10 read in the
Advocate that Ole Olsen 10 DOW rpsid-
ing near Cove City End is getting
along very nicely.
News comes from Lebanon, Kan.
sas of the burning of the railroad
station at that place, Monday night.
The building is total loss.
Arthur Couch has been given Q
position as helper at Prairie View
Asthur is a young man of business
ability and this ia q deserved recoRni.
tion of big push and strict attention tc
business. ks6
H, R. Wintersteen of Freedom
township left over the Rock Islsnd
yesterday for West Liberty, lowe
where be goes to spend the rest of
the winter He will prob4bly return
10 the spring.
Any way you look at il, the John
Collins case in Topeka is no help ia
the school he YVES attending. 1t was
proven that his character was above
reproach up to The time Of entering
the schoo'.-Downs Times
Two boys who we're trampiDe
their way over the road were put of
the train last Sunday ct Almena, and
the boys started onto walk the ties
between Almens and Prairie View,
they found 3 broken rail, they tagged
the freight train, 81, told them what
they had found, then walked on to
Phillips urg where they we're given
a pass 10 Peoria, III. The boys ramss
we're. William and Edwsrd Donkin
sud cams from Aspen. Colorado,
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1899-01-12
TIE HERALD.
PHILLIPSBURG, KANSAS

TIME TABLE.
The trains on the Missouri Pacific Railrod or
i've at Marvin as follows:
GOING WEST.
Local Freight. ..................... ABR. N,
stta GOING EAST.
Local Freight. ,'.t ',.s"'.... VIA A. NJ.
G. r. |. 81 p. TIME CARD.
GOING EAST.
No 6 Omaha Kansas City ......... 7:40 a. m.
No. 10 Kansas city ........,......,,. 12:b0a q. m
No. 81 Local Freight .......... =. SOC a. m.
GOING WEST.
No. Denver and Colorado Springs $50 q. m
No. 3 1920 p. m
No. Local Freight. .............. 7:40 p. m
Local Freight No. 81 will carry passengers be
tween Phiilipeburg and FaiTbury,
Local freight No. will carry passengers be-
tween Phillipsburg and Goodland.
Through tourist sleeper Tor San Francisco on
Trsin No 8, every Friday.
W W. DRIGss, Agent
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the immediate collection of mortgage
debts. which were prepared by a decrAe of
General Weyler, and extend the collection
over period of five years with certain
fixed regulations.
While Abner Mckinley denies that his
visit to Cuba is more than a mere pleas
ure trip, there appears to be but little
doubt that he has a two-fold mission, po-
litical and business Officials here say
he has private instructions from the pres
ident to investigate the situation. sound
the sentiments of business men and thor
oughly gauge the Cuban feeling toward
the American administration. He will
look after the interests of an express
company with which he is connected
while here and railroad enterprise will
have his attention He and his party
were conducted by General Humphreys to
Mariel in a government tug. Later he
called on General Ludlow and had a long
conference.
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BUTTE News.
F|RST OF THE SERIES
DR.. Eisenberg's Brilliant Lecture
on Shakespeare.
IN HIS HAPPIEST VEIN
An Intellectual Treat Given by the
Rabbi to a Large Audience-Genius
OF the Great Dramatist
Depicted.

If the success of the university lee
,ture course was foretold by the happy
auspices under which the first lecture
esof the course was given at the Audi
Storum last evening, the object of those
twho have undertaken to establish the
Flecture course as regular thing in
Butte will be attained with gratifying
prospects for the future. The audience
that assembled to listen to DR.. Eisen-
berg's discourse on Shakespeare, the
first of the series. was even larger than
had been expected and was represen-
tative of the best intellect of the city.
DR. Esenberg was in his happiest vein
and in his discussion of the genius Of
the Bard of Avon deeply interested his
hearers. A feature which added much
to the enjoyment of the evening was
the music of the Boston & Montana
band, which delighted the large au-
dience with a number of selections be-
fore the lecturer was presented.
Ex-Governor Richards presided, and
in presenting the speaker of the even
ing dilated upon the intellectual bene
fits community derives from the lee
ture course, and praised the efforts of
those who are seeking to make it
a permanent institution in the city.
He also gave praise to the members of
the Boston & Montana band for ten
dering their services without charge
and helping to make the undertaking
a success. Turning to the speaker of
the evening, he said DR.. Eisenberg
needed no introduction to the people of
Butte. He presented Dr. Eisenberg, be-
speaking for the audience an intellec-
tual treat The prophecy was fulfilled
1p part DR.. Eisenberg said:
shakespeare lives in his matchless
lines and in his best and only biog-
rapher. What the Bible is to religion
the work of Shakespeare is to culture
and mental development. He combines
all the ingenuity. all the wisdom, all
the culture, all the endowments of the
immortals. Shakespeare was born to
higher honors than any to be derived
from Pagan anotheosis. Shakespeare
is the most picturesque of all those who
We're permitted to penetrate natures in
ner temple. By the magic touch of his
wizard-like wand the most common
place becomes transformed into the
most sublime, the grain Of sand trod-
den under foot he endows with potency.
vitality and virtues undreamed of. The
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-03-08

New York, March IA dispatch TO tho
Herald from Havana says: Inspector
General Roloff estimates the total num-
her in the Cuban army at 5O00O, of which
1000 are officers or officials holding COM
missions and entitled TO officers pay. The
Cubans themselves express establishment
at the proportion, although admitting
they would not be surprised if it was one
to three. General Brooke will appoint a
commission 10 deal with the question
raised by the Planters and Farmers as
ISOLATION, which submitted a plan to him
OH Saturday. They propose to restrain
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New York. March Mr.. Ruprecht. the
New York agent, has received a cable
from Hamburg saying that the German
oil tank steamer Minister Maybach Cap.
tain Prolo, which sailed from New York
on Jan %, and which had been reported
arrived ut Hamburg Feb. II, had not ar
rived. The Minister Maybach has not
been heard from since she sailed.
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a New Rate,

Chicago March Notice has been
given by the Rock Island that it will
meet the rates of the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern by putting into effect
March and 81 through Missouri river
gateways a rate of one fare plus s. for the
round trip and one way rate of half
the usual tariff rate plus 81. These rates
Will be applied to Colorado, Utah and
Oregon Short Line points.
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Warren Ill in Argentine.

Chicago March IA special to the
Times-Herald from New York says:
Bishop Henry ". Warren. one of the
foremost dignitar.rS of the Episcopal
church. is suffering from appendicitis in
Argentine. An operation was performed
upon him March and he is resting from
the shock of that at the present. No adj
vices as to his condition have been re-
ceived. although his age, 6S. makes it pos
sible that he is seriously i'll. Bishop War
rem left the Unitci States early in JAN
uary for the purpose of attending two con-
ferences of the Methodist Episcopal
church to be held in South America. No
definite news has been received from the
bishop as to his having accomplished his
work.
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Arrival of Dyea Citizens,

Victoria, b. c.. March IA petition adj
dressed to the British high commission
has been circulated, largely signed in the
little town of Dyea, Alaska, asking that
the commissioners accept the town from
the Americans, as proposed in dispat ches
from Washington some time ago. and
make it a British port. Their idea is tC
get the trade of the Klondke and Attn
districts, which are in British territory
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM hook ever offared-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard. office in Butte. Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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Mind Reading and Trance
Mediumship
M. PAUL WILHELMY
Advises on Mining Matters, Love,
Law, Marriage and Litiga-
ton of All Kinds.
PRoSPECTORS AND MINERS

SHOULD NOT HESITATE TO CON-
SUIT MIR. WILHELMY, FOR IF YOU
WILL BRING HIM A SPECIMEN OF
YOUR ORE HE WILL TELL YOU
JUST WHAT TO DO.
WITHOUT EVEN ASKING YOU
ONE QUESTION HE TELLS YOUR
NAME, TELLS WHAT YOU CALLED,
tells you how to be successful in every
way,
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Last time tonight, "Who Is Who?'

Do you want to buy or sell Boston
& Montana. Butte & Boston or Parrot
stocks? We receive quotations from
Boston every 80 minutes. Thompson
Investment company.
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s25 reward to any one proving that z.
r. Mayer, 40 West Park, does not put
in the best handspring made for ST.
Watch cleaning. S1.50
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Goldwater's fire sale still the talk OF
the town. Read advertisement fol
Thursdays special sale.
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You miss the opportunity of your life
If you miss TasselIs 81 shoe sale q
West Park.
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Special offer. Thirty days only. Five-
dollar cabinets for So. McClaire's new
studio, No. "a North Main street., Butte
Hardware building.
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All the new magazines just received
at the postotiice news stand.
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SPECTATORS Particularly

Should consult NJ. Paul Wilhelmy, as
his wonderful forecasts have in notable
instances brought fortunes to his pa
irons. If you have a few hundred or
few thousand dollars to invest, and be
sure of gaining from same, consult him
at once.
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