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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1899-06-01
A hash Larger Army is Needed
to Establish Supremacy
In the Philippines.
LARGE TOTAL LOSS IN SMALL BATTLES
Much of the Captured Territory Left
Uncovered Simply for Want of
Men TO Hold 1t.
The Insurgents Return and Occupy the
Towns the Americans Are Compelled
to Abandon, and Camping In the
Jungles Outside OF Othera

MANILA, May 9s The events of the
past week have emphasized the use o.
much larger army here, without
which, according TO the best author.
tiles in Manila, it would be attempt.
ing the impossible to expect to estab-
.lsh American supremacy in the Phil
lpplne islands. The inadequacy of
the American forces is said to be re-
sponsible for the large total 10. S in the
number of small encounters without
material results as a compensation.
Most of the fighting has been in
the same territory which the Amer
leans had swept, but had been
compelled to abandon because they
could not spare the troops to hold it.
The forces commanded by Gems.
Macarthur and Lawton held two i'm
portant lines of communication and
commerce-the railroad to San Fer
nando and the Rio Grande river; but
much of the country, including scores
OF the smaller towns and some of the
larger ones, have been left uncovered.
simply for want of men to hold them,
and the insurgents have returned and
are occupying the towns the Ameri-
cans abandoned, and are camping in
the jungles and woods outside of 9TH
ers. on the watch for chances TO har-
rass the garrisons and attack scouting
parties or detached companies with
greater force. This is the kind of
warfare they prefer to regular bat
ties
1t appears that the Filipinos who at
tackled the Sd regiment between San
Miguel and Balinag were part of Rio
lei Pillars army. They came from the
south across the mountains, presume
bly, to meet wagon train which Gen. |
Lawton expected along the road. They
'lso planned to capture several large
and were placed in am
Iush q, different points. They fired
rem the jungle, at distance of 200
sasdA and gave the Americans one of
he hardest fights experienced in the
The Filipinos lost more
feevfIy than the Americans In all the
eeent encounters
The insurgent generals take the loss
4 arms more to heart than they do the
oss of men.
Foreigners who have arrived here
rom the insurgents country, under {
he recent order of expulsion, say the !
in all the towns are filed I
With fresh graves. A majority of the {
wounded die because the in I
urgent hospitals are inadequate, med
ines are scarce and they have few =
argcons, except Spanish captives who
ave been impressed. y
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LARGE SILVER PUNCH BOWL.
Presentation to the Cruiser New OrIea,s
OF the Silver Service and Silver Bell
by New Orleans Citizens.

NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-The silver
service and the silver bells secured by
the citizens were presented to the
cruiser New Orleans Wednesday. The
service consists of the largest silver
punch bowl SO far cast, with all acces-
sories, engraved with local scenes.
Speeches were made by Gov.
Foster, Mayor Flower and Sen
ator McEnery and Capt. J. S.
Waters and Capt. Longnecker
responding. Miss Jennie McEnery,
daughter of the senator was sponsor
for the silver bell raised by general
subscription. The committee went
aboard the Stranger, the naval reserve
boat.
The music was by Brooke Chicago
Marine band. The citizens will banquet
the crew aboard the ship Thursday.
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senor Don Emilio CASTELAR, Dead.

Madrid, May 26.-Senor Don Emilio
CASTELAR,, the distinguished republican
orator and statesman, who had been
suffering from an attack of pulmonary
catarrh, contracted last winter, is
dead.
MOBILE, Ala, May 26.-Hannis Tay-
lor, ex-Minister to Spain says: 1.-The
whole world will mourn with Spain in
the death OF CASTELAR,, one of the most
brilliant, and, at the same time, no.
blest and gentlest of mankind. For
three years CASTELAR, was my neighbor
and / can bear testimony to his love
and admiration for the American peo-
pie. America should mourn with
Spain as if the loss were her own"
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TO THE DEWEY HOME FUND.
President Mckinley Sends His Check TO
Chairman Nandersiip-The Presi-
dent Interested In the Plan.

WAsnINGToN, May 2o.-Acting Sec
retaTy Cortelyou Thursday called up
on Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Vanderlip, chairman of the Dewey
home fund, and placed in his hands
check from the president constituting
Mr.. McKinley's contribution to the
fund. In the course Mr.. Cortelyou
conveyed to Mr. Vanderlip the ex
preston of the presidents interest in
the undertaking and his pleasure in
contributing with the people to this
testimonial to Adm. Dewey.
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THE TRIP COMES TO AN END.
The Automobile, Which Left Cleveland
Monday Morning. Arrived In New
York Friday Afternoon.

New YORK, May 2S.-The automobile,
which left Cleveland at o'clock Mon
day morning to establish an automo-
bile record between Cleveland and New
York, arrived in front of the Astor
house at 5;45 o'clock Frioay afternoon.
The record made was 1914 miles in 40
hours and four minutes cf actual run
ming. This is an average of 17.6 miles
an hour. The trip was accomplished
with only one accident of serious ma
ture and the party is ready to go right
back to Cleveland in the same way so
far as the machine is concerned.
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NEW YORK'S SANTI-TRUSTLAW.
cute and Prevent Monopolies In Ar
tioles and Commodities.

ALBANY, n. T.. May Ex-senator
Donnollys antitrust bill. which was
signed BY the governor Friday, en-.
aolss tho attorney general TO prose.
cute and secure tss.imqny To prevent
noDopo1iep in ARTICLES or commodities
s< csmnva use aza to pxohibit re-
st~aAnts cf traHe and commerce. Every
person or corporation who shall enter
into any such contract is guilty of
and, if an individual, is
punishable BY fine of not exceeding
SIS, 600 or Imprisonment for not longer
than one year or both; and if cor
poration, by fine of not exceeding
IS. .OGO
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On AN INSPECTION TOUR.
sen- " ood Returns From n Ten Days Trip
fArough the Province OF ssnthsgo-
He Found Everything Quiet

SANTIAGO DE. CUsA. May 26.-Mai.
Ten. Leonard Wood, military governor
OF the department of Santiago, re-
turned Thursday morning from ten
days tour, during which he has visited
the principal towns Of the province.
Anticipating some trouble at Gibara,
he had given orders for the United
States troops TO be ready for immediate
service, but he found everything quiet
there and everywhere else
Brigandage has been abolished; no
demands Ior rations were made unon
him; on all sides he found evidences of
prosperity and general desire for
schools and other American institu-
tions. In consequence of the frequency
Of incendiary editorials criticizing the
American administration Gen. Wood
Thursday issued an order somewhat
curtailing the privileges OF the press in
the department. Wednesday FL Por-
yenir referred to President Mckinley
as "a miserable conspirator." A repe-
tition of this offense will mean sup
preston for the paper and Jail for the
editor
Two Spaniards and Mexican were
arrested Thursday on charge of be-
ing the perpetrators of the recent out
rage at FL Cobre, when the famous
shrine of Nuestra Sonora Carload was
robbed OF jewels valued at S25, 900, and
others mutilated. Franciscan Quite
rez, Spaniard, chief of the secret po-
lice, made the arrests and secured the
jewels and the head Of tie statue of
the saint that was broken off and re-
moved.
The municipal police, jealous of his
achievement. pretend to believe that
he committed the robbery himself in
order TO get the credit OF returning
what had been stolen. AT the time the
outrage was committed it was reported
that an Am rican would be charged
with it. Next Sunday special services
will be held at FL Cobre by order Of
he archbishop to celebrate the re-
'overy.
HAVANA, May 2G.-Maj. Gen. Fitz-
lugh Lee, military governor of the
iavana-Pinar Del Eio department,
vircd Gov. Gen. Brooke, at FL Vedado,
thursday, that 200 Cubans of the COM ,
nand of Gen. Rodriguez near Mariana, %.
ispersed Wednesday after resolving .
OF to take the S75 per maE Some of
hem sold their arms and others took
hem 10 their homes.
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hina Preparing for War.

LONDON, May 2S-The Shanghai cor.
respondent of the Daily Mail says:
"Orders have been issued from Pekin
directing the viceroys and governors
of the neigh boring provinces to put all
their forces on war footing, owing
to the arrival of six Italian war ships
in San Nun harbor 1t is thought,
also. that the Chinese propose to drive
the Germans from Shan Tung penin-
su1a
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Ex-pre,,deut Harrison I'm Paris.

PARIS May 2s-Former Pres dent
Benjamin Harrison. who is acting as
the legal representative of Venezuela
on the boundary commission, which
meets here on June Is, has arrived in
this city. The United States ambassa-
dor, Gen. Horace Porter, is arranging
for an interview between President
Loubet and Mr.. Harrison.
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PARIS, May as.--Rosa Bonheur. the
famous animal painter, died Friday
morning. Miss Bonheur became ill
Tuesday pulmonary conges-
ton developed and she was obliged to
take to her bed. Her condition became
so serious on Wednesday that a physi-
clan was summoned from Paris
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Col. Stotsenburg's Remaina

LINCOLN, Neb., May 25.-Gov. Poyn.
ter Wednesday sent a telegraphic re-
quest to the secretary of war to have
the remains Of Col. John NJ. Stotsen-
burg. of the 1st Nebraska, which ar.
rived on the transport Sheridan, sent
to Lincoln TO lie in state for day and
that guard of honor be permitted to
accompany the dead to the Stotsen burg
home at New Albany. Ind.
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In Opposition 80 Trusts.

JEFFERSON CRY, No.. May 25.-Gov
Stephens Wednesday signed the bill
which requires foreign corporations Il
be licensed by the secretary Of state
before they can do business in th'
state. This is to prevent companies
belonging to trust from coming ints
the state TO do business
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Victoria Thanks Mckinley.

LONDON. May &c. Queen Victoria has
telegraphed to the United States am'
bassador, Joseph II. Choate, thanking
President Mckinley in warm terms foi
his birthday congratulations. Her
majesty's telegram has been forwarded
10 Washington.
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Three Men Killed BY a Train.

BUFFALO, n. Y, May 29-Joseph
Keller and Ray sherman, of Alden,
y. Y, and Louis Carey, of Auburn
Four Corners, Pa, were killed at
Wendts station Sunday morning,
while driving across the New York
Central tracks.
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En- Route to Manila.

OMAHA, Neb., May 95.-The 1st bat
talon of the 10th infantry, with head
quarters. left Fort Crook Wednesday
afterncSn en- route for Manila. At
Denver the other two battalions from
Fort Riley and jefferson barracks will
be met and the regiment proceed in a
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'V'0 places are affected,
'n''fdlotion Rescindsd

'''I"N' May 3O.-The limited
D'0a'>y at brussels has report-
n. '"' state department that the
-. gO'ernment :, has by decree is
DE-. we -O'h instant rcscinded the
r...- ''oH upon the importation OF
a.. D cattle The decree takes eff
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Cne Hundred Houses Burned.

ST. PETERsBrRG, May 26.--One hun
dred houses have been destroyed by
fire during heavy gale at Bulyrki, in
the government of Panza. There is
great suffering among the homeless
victi ms Of the disaster.
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Ambassador Choate CongratuIates the
Queen.

LONDON. May 2s.-Joseph e. Choate,
the United States ambassador. tele-
graphed his congratulations to the
queen, and her majesty sent graci.
ously worded reply. The ambassador
also attended the birthday service
held at the Chapel Royal. st. James
no1aca
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In Favor of tho wsl.bach Lish. Ca

New YORK. May 2S-Judge Lacombe.
of the United States circuit court,
Friday handed down an opinion in ia
vor of the welsbach Light Co, grant
ing a preliminary injunction against
the Rex Incandescent Light Co, on
the grounds of infringement.
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Passed the Senate.

ALBANY, n. Y, May e6.-The fran.
chise tax bill passed the senate Thurs
day by vote OF soto is. Three demo
cratic senators voted with the solid re-
publican majority.
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The Business Portion Doomed.

STAPLES, Mimi. May 26.-Fire broke
out about IL o'clock Thursday night
burning ten buildings. 1t was thought
to be under control but has broken out
again on Main street. There is no
hope of saving the business part of
tho cifv
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Steel Gondola Cars for Egypt

PITTsBuRGu, Pa, May 2G.-On Satur-
day morning the Pressed Steel Co. will
start on its journey from this city a
consignment of 100 steel gondola cars
for Egypt.
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so'n4ido Reported Dead.

lnD, '"' Nay So.-The Sun prints
I,.a.. e'' patch saying the Spanish
M ~ 'here state Aguinaldo is
4. "'y say he either committed
Ibl, =, was assassinated. 1t Is i'm
=" confirm the report !
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Largest Yacht on the Water.

GLASGOW, May 26.-The Hendersons
Thursday launched the schooner yacht
which was designed by Watson for Mr..
Coates, the American thread manufac-
turer. The vessel is 473 tons burden
and the largest yacht in the world.
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Three EiIled and Three Injured.

JouNsTowN, Pa, May 26.-Three men
were killed and three seriously, if not
fatally, burned in an explosion at the
Cambria blast furnace Thursday.
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Roueh Rider Drowned.

HARRISON, Neh, May 25.-Elliott w.
Brown, manager of the National Sheep
L. Cattle Co., and one of the Wyoming
rough riders. under Col. Griggsby,
was drowned Wednesday.
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Naval Arsenal and For,iiications at Cavite.

WASHINGTON, May 26.-Adm. Dewey
has sent to the bureau of yards and
docks, navy department, sketch plan
of the naval arsenal and Notifications
at Cavite. 1t shows an extensive estab-
lishment, with the garrisons now occu-
pied by our troops, the cd Spanish de-
fences, and the extensive coaling sta
tion used by our feet.
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Romantic Marriage.

SAN Francisco, May 2o.-Rev. DR..
II. Thompson and Mrs. Laura Naylor
first engaged in Indiana so years ago
we're married Thursday.
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shot By q Gambler.

NORFOLK, Va, May 25.-Joseph a
Malberne. was shot four times bJ
Church Lewis a gambler, at Lewis
barroom. He died Wednesday after
hosS. tewis b under arrest.
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Gen. Charles King Returning.

SAN Francisco, May 25.-The Solacs
was expected Thursday Among her
passengers is Brig. Gen. Charles King,
returning on account Of poor health.
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pewey " ill Reach Now York October 1.

WASHINGTON, May 2s.-A cablegram
from Adm. Dewey at Hong Kong was
received by the navy department Fri
day morning. The admiral states he
will stop at various places on his way
home, and will reach New York city
about October /.
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Ro.a Konbeur srrionsIv mn.

FosTaINBLEU. France. May s6. Rosa
Bonheur the famous animal painter,
Is seriously i'll with congestion Of the
lungs.
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Lied ON the Street

NEWARK. o.. May 2s.-Constable VIM.
Rost died very suddenly on the street
Friday morning Of hemorrhage Of ths
stomach.
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pepew Sail. for Europe.

NEW YORK, May Ex-senator Depew
sailed for Europe on the Umbria Sat
urdat..
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-08-18
COOKED MEATS


FOR A NICE LUNCH TRY
=: B. j. BERTELS ::::
formed Beef, dne German Bologna the
pesl kind OF Frankfurts and other Sau
bStssA with Potato Salad or Sauer krau, 4
slekles and Olives. All kinds. OF lmport.eu
ana Domestic Cheese OF the best variety;
ne put up our own Horse Radish anu
E.g.s,tard. Agent for H0lbrook's new Imp
aaule Sauce.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-23
JAMES LARKIN
WAS SANE
In THE OPINION OF TWO WIT
NESSES WHO TESTIFIED AT
THE MORNING SESSION.

B. T. Healey, fireman at the Florence
hotel, testified at the Larkin hearing this
morning. His testimony was to the c.
feet that he was well acquainted With
Doc Larkin in a social way, and always
considered him sane and rational.
James Stride testified that he came to
Montana in 1869 and located IN Butte i'm
1877; became acquainted with James Lar
kin in 1880; Butte was a small town IN
those days; sometime, about 1880 wit
ness was away from the city for eighteen
months; his association with Larkin was
purely social; he had no business dealings
with him; occasionally took a drink with
him las old timers usually do the wit
ness said. His relations with Larkin were
always friendly; never went out on a
spree" with Larkin; Larkin was sent to
the asylum before witness knew Of it;
he was surprised when he heard that
Larkin was insane.
From your knowledge of Larkin dur
ing all these years, what would you say
as to his mental condition during 1892 and
1S93"' asked Mr.. Howell.
II considered him all right replied the
| witness.
would you say that he was sane or
insane?"
Il considered him sane"
what Of his capacity to transact bust
ness during the year 1892"
1T was SoOd,' replied the witness.
During the cross examination the wit
ness said he was working in the mines
in 1880; Larkin never talked of his bust
ness to the witness: did not know where
Larkin lived; saw him frequently in 1890
and 1891; did not know that Larkin was
away from Butte at Thompson Falls in
1890 and 1881; witness was positive that
he saw Larkin in l $50 and 1891, but could
not recall tho exact time or place; wit
ness might rave seen Larkin once a
month during the latter part of 1890. Wit
ness remembered meeting Larkin on the
street in March, 1891.
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to commence any extensive prison inn
provements this year. we Will start up
our school again at the pe%nitentiary. We
found the school to have a good effect on
prison discipline, and it certainly was an
advantage to the men. The chief diff
Guilty is in securing some person to take
charge of the school. Before, we had
Harry Brett, one time assistant city clerk
of Helena, who made a good principal,
but he has left us now, and We are with
out a leader. OF course, some of the men
did not take kindly to compulsory edH-
cation, but we can n that all right
if we get a good corps of teachers. We
don't have n controversy over meth
DDS in our educational system. l rather
think our summer term will begin in a
few weeks"
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Gold filings Lowest rates. DR.. Wix.
AT THE HOTELS.

The Butte-Fred G. Buckley, Denver; G..
T. Fullerton, Spokane; Harry Osgood,
Tacoma; ]. J. Oliver, st. Paul: f. w.
Griffin, Bonner; Eugene V. West. st.
Louis; Frank b. Hilton, st. Paul; G. r.
Mccarthy, Helena; Harry j.. Louis,
Gloversville, N. Y; Sig Weltner, Chica-
go; Henry Schniff, Basin; Levi King, New
York: Walter Florence, Chicago; w. r.
Wheaton, Wheaton,, I'LL; Thoma r. Pol
lard, Virginia City; A.. B. Smith, Deer
Lodge; Tom McTague, Deer Lodge: w
F. Warklin, New York: Mrs. Harrison,
Helena; T.. II. Lyons, New York; c. w.
Pitts, Chicago; +. A. Mosely, Hecla; c.. r.
Mosley, st. Louis; K. J. Weber, Boulder;
l.. Janin, c. King, San Francisco; II. u.
Dietrich, New York; II. II. Cramps, Min
neapolis; ]. p. Holman, Helena; J. w.
Weist, New York.
The McDermott-B. G. Kingsbnry
Spokane, A. T.. Madsen, Minneapolis: Y
M. Simmons, Chicago; John Brown Mis-
SCUBA; w. n. Houston, Spokane; II. G
Duerfeldt and wife, Helena; L.. Quinlan
St. Paul; A. r. Long, Great Falls; J. Bah
cock, Bannack; J.. r. Pheiaa, Jas. II
Whelan, Anaconda.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-23
them in a direction best suited for their
proper development.
ssnD A v-rN.C ANyn Adm rNNcrDrYN

them in a direction best suited for their
proper development.
DRAWING AND ART 1NSTRUC-
T1ON"-ELIZABETH BENNETT.
If we turn the pages of history we find
in almost every nation some rude ele-
ments in drawing and art.
AS a fundamental study, drawing was
first introduced into the public schools
IN Massachusetts,, in 1870, and ever since
fnat time the movement Of art study has
increased in strength and influence. The
pupil is taught drawing that he may write
with a pencil in picture as well as with
pen in words. A picture, though a rough
sketch. often does more in the way of
explanation that a ream Of paper writ
ten over with words. Another reason for
teaching drawing in the public schools is
that it gives a knowledge of one more
subject, an acquaintance with which is
necessary for a w~ell-rounded education.
Drawing, in the schools. should put the
pupil in position to see. to realize and APP
preciate good art and lea him to culti-
vate that essential part of education-a
love for the beautiful.
Gold filings. Lowest rates. DR.. Wiz
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our entire stock of fine harnesses, sad
49, Wins. busters, etc, will be sold at
oieS, ao,nt of Is to 20 per cent until we
d 80 ont the stock. Come earl yand get
uo,1r choice. Silver Bow Harness Shop, III
cast Park.
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1.AST

Madame Belmont ne paln'st sI !"
o,a1,unvnnt will close her cngag'ment IN
c,a..s - week from today. May 2Sth;
6ua Mss This rare opportunity. Can
I'd see Ills gifted lady. Readings, etc;
rho Argyle, 6S W. Broadway roof" ~
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TWENTY MILES

or large pipe in the streets of Butte and
forty miles in house connections. Ten
wears service and every piece perfect Is
the best recommendation for our sewer
pipe.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-05-23

One dollar to Gregson Springs and re-
turn. Tickets good going on any train
leaving Butte between 4:45 p. m. Satur-
day and 4:45 p. m. Sunday. Returning
leave Gregson between 7:40 p. m. Satur.
day and IL o'clock Sunday night.
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$40 sets of teeth si0. DR.. W:x

Society ladies in the east veal the Julia
NARROW shoe and Oxfords, $3.50 and So so
Ask to see them at Tassell's, rs West
Park.