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The San Francisco call., 1899-07-12
ECZEMA OF! BABY 8 MONTHS
Cu1ED nv GuTaGURA

CONEU 6 Gu TOUNN
4 friend of mine, Mrs. Staples, has a child two
years old, whose almost entire face and head
was covered with mass of sores, which she had
had for eight months. The doctors pronounced
it Eczema, but did not relieve her any. She
would scratch until the blood would run. / told
her 10 get CUTIcuRA, and she did 50, purchasing
two boxes of CUTIcURA (ointment) and one cake
of CUTIcURA SOAP, and the child is well now.
MRS. II. JENKINS, Box I47, Middleboro, Ky.
In all the world there is no other treatment so
pure, sweet so speedily effective for dstr essing
skin humors OF infants and children as CUTICURA
remedies, greatest of skin cures, blood purifiers,
and humor remedies Warm baths with CUTT.
CURA SOAP, and gentle anointines with CUTIoUKA,
relief, permit rest and Sleep and point 10 speedy
permanent, ana economical cure. when the best
physicians, hospitals. and all else fail.
CORP. Sole Props Boston. How to Cure Eczems" free.
RED ROUGH HANDS ads Stfaosas sats and Saas sa: BY
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COLLEGE NOTRE DAME,

SAN JOSE, CALIFORNIA
VIII resume studies on WEDNESDAY, August
2 1899
The San Francisco call., 1899-07-12

MILLS COLLEGE AND SEMINARY.-Grants
diplomas and confers degrees. Rare oppor-
One hour from San Francisco. Write for
catalogue to Mrs. G. T. Mills. President.
Mills College P. O.. Alameda Co., Cal.
Thirty-third year. Fall term opens August
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SACREDHEART ACADEMY

n ONDUCTED BY THE LADIES OF THE
~ Sacred Heart Term opens August I'd. For
particulars apply to the MOTHER SUPERIOR.
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The following prices are bsina offered 20 the Gro
daesr By the local dealers for delivery IN round Si
On the deck and In the ., seattle
3rain~Oak. Ss9Hzi barley. 81 wheat. ehiekes
feed, sIs: bran. SIS; shosts. SIS
Hsy Puget scend. ssSf; Exstern Warrington
Timothy. slasl3: alfalfa. 81 per ten
Egss~stristly fresh ranch. &c.
Pa,tsr-Frssh ranch, i6Sijc creamery. 1aAe
Possltry-C hickens. live l2c. sprinS, SEQ dos
turheys lsc. geese i5r. ducks, Gs46 doz
Live stock~choiee tes' cattle. COWS G94f
steers. 4tase: ehoic. sheep. stasc good hogs. live
So; hce.. dressed &c: eaisss. dressed large. 6
snail &c ealsez. tive. isrss. &c; small, D.
Hides pe.ts and wool-~Hsayy sound salsed stsers
g. rs, ssc medium, sound. per -, &c night
7.c; stag bull. and axeu tsssc: saitsd kips. IL
calves per A. sse Sr-en hides. ie less than sased
dr. hides. Yer D.. i24c: Grr esIls. one-thrd less
summer deer, per r, xsSc. winter deer. dry. li8
iac; papesy deer sdl5e, dry elk, aAisc green elk
Aasc. sheep pslts. z5esasi %. sheasiiBss, isazsc
Eastern Washington wool. Sc Western Washington
wool. l3c; dirty timber burned. lie tailow q
a3ic.
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vatch steady bgters II paper Is accountable for
tNas The fares weeks VIII So far 10
ward Determining she average rate far zsney over
Considerable ttrne the crop season IN enfi-g.
80 the TAT eh2f 9rlcss unusually higher ana
hlisiue.S mare &ct4rs t~s factors 3s,exss.attnE
.a-see yalCErH Il currency At all pSspt. sets tae
ss%aai Calculation tie sm2an' II Possible ree!
gtfrssae return so~ = naoas9 a. raaxAt. DuYinS
So wess domestic exchange 4; important cAtsar
dropped frvna 70 3 a ta:rlbiS ilin-t-Atioa
shAt TIRE demand foF funds IL r;ot set al Al ea6
General Quotations.
Flour Rsc>ip1s % 10 harrels, exports. '.7-s bar
rs3s market oren@t gIlet and eie<ea aoCinslly an
ct&Esed Minnesota patents. sfs > wtn'sz
sI5st1h:S S 1895 x
WHEAT Receipts Irs ~ bushels. experts. a.
ss.sA-ls .Tot steady. NJ res. rssc aaos,
sf-et- Op.icus oFersd sali AZ advanced prices ana
segaa~i within tie excrrtinnslgT narrow ransr IT
= sor fhs entire ssSt5sa ~ats rise Il :hst nasa
b:tls fg-stsu huFlSx AIS Ret Adyscce - sfla
= Ifvsrrsast Lister ire market szsed ~ l=.er -
n. selling AL c4s.ra .nN az nes unchanged prlees-
Ass -,Cssss ~ So. December. fs-e
y ~ei-t'uu
tiegs STEADY
ss,-t srs.ass cles--s s-esAr nrcha.seA n s
-c.e>s A3SHs- ~A3sr So haas. 5zrID&8rs Ncs-zatet
sss- Tessnee- = -kss "a lsngs-y. Tses sar srrs
}~a ~ua5t sas sEs&.y Ne tctnter Sss Na s1b~
ssas So st!3 stead f'os4evs, sfasIfc
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- =
OLD SOLDIER DEAD.
Mystery Concerning the Anteeeee
Of samuel Leyde.

Samuel f.eyde. an old soldier, DIED ~
teTday morning AZ the Waysids 49, 49,
on Railroad avenue, Of Brighrs IL r
Leyde was IN destitute eircumsfanes r.
The time OF his death. and notsn
known Of his anteeedcnts
About two weeks ago i@yde appn ~
sick. He refused TO make any ste1eIes
concerning where ne came from o.
hts relatives are His death bad 49,
expected momentarily ever slncs ~
TO the mission. -
The body Is a, the uorgue. ana 49,
held pending search for his reisuvsz
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MARKET AND TRADE REVIEW.
e q q
THE SEATTLE MARKETS.

Todsy's trssgass god. Tnsfs vss srfendf9
dsr1snd for fsFsi.s u al f.nfx A nufnnsT CT the
Commission zen were s6ort ea Est ttnss
Arrl~s Sold well all 6ay at auezsd pr1css t.sEss
shipments 81 fairy GsSss elezrsf I'D rssa1is. Even
inferior grades we're gssa setter to1Ay-
Pears s~rs not % had N any GaaDusfs Aa1
suraii sales REPORTED. =,
Grapes and peaches ware also scarce S''h kD"a
demand for than =.
Vegetables piekst ~ cosssteraely to-day The coi1
weather tad ssnfsacy 70 increase the censand
ard they cold weii al quoted rrfsea IL u ,noasat
that rsfrss Will advance rsry SCI.
foutsry continues unsteady. ~ mach % snas oeAi-
sr= sre uneasy There Is bettss prospect In view
Tor a fee dsrs ~ least. thu commission NEE
are efrsi4sr.sly ossnsocse3 and heavy shipments
continue 20 iE.
Good sales ARE reported in hisfer and eggs
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caused fractional ny euring the iss. ten min
utss December opened = shade higher. q. 7ass'Sc
declined slowly 20 nc, ard elossd ~.th buyers =.
TAs7z4e Chicago received $50 ean. three n whtch
Srated contrast
Indications n ineTsas. in receipts and heavy
dealings in wheat weakened corn. Tier. was ex.
t-eFasly Huctua.ien. D~eesa5<r cs>ed NJ
M8sisc
Oats ruled dnll and iowsr IN sympsehy .1th the
other grains, Uecsfaher closed al Tic
Provisions ruled lew sad barely steady rstksx
sol6 lard Ard 7s4 early towards tie rlnes the
r1srsst A. s.sudss.H January pork eio~Ad SC
lower. lard unchanged, and ribs ..r lower
Tt. leading futures ranged snie.s:
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NEW YORK, Oct. the Commercial Adrs-.
tsrs LgE1oe financial cabieyrars sara
The markets to-day eens~xi.y trxe-sys h-.s
s-n o. TIE reported victory IA Natal F1ucaaas!rus
hc~eTer
Americans erss particularly as.set and ssstnrei.ss
fsFk ,xsstr
Ia rssEsaS s.asas giS Tsa,ss we're steady a. ;y1
tat sAss ~ers wax ~ :. sellers Aa<1ey xas ~as-
~. v4-a - cnansx IA rates Discsasss nese s,xsfx
SAsw WAS aEose3 ~ I'D with no feature ,s, eae
9azDactSoaf. n tie ealA market IA tHportaas
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e e &c
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


Chicago.
CHICAGO. Oct n--cs,.is-There were na.
srneszs cattle offered for sale today to make mar
fet and prices rsi>t nominal
Hsss-Tae demand for hogs sios ara p-icss
ruled shade weaker. Fair 70 prime lots sold a,
u -~es % hssE. packers. 81 sss4 IS mixed 81 "a
iS sstenersa y soh4s q, oc<-uaoe 20 choice Izrs
weights. Aat e. riss. n seas
hhe<p- Ias iinAits4 supply ~ sa~ey disysosaa
q 81 unchsrs@. prices Peer 10 p-sra@ native yeay.
linss sode At SlSs44: Western rangers ans s.~a.rs
= saAks - cssnrson 20 ehsses lAFsbs 8 .Gs
necstpss~ 10; hogs. $50: sh.~p. 100
Omaha.
OMAHA Oct A-rastls- Rsosspts zoo xaYket
steady. Native beet steer -5aes Is; Western,
steers. - S6S As TEXAS s'eers s. rsrs % eows and
hsffeys, & ts4S Is; G1nssys. fAd3 g x.s<ksr, and
ssefsrs Sa4ss: calves. 81 bss IS bulls aad
s.sSs. s. ss1sfs
" fSs4 Is Rixss. u -zts4S: hsht. 81 z,sx &,
h~s!s u safes a zzrlsz
shsep Esesipts. no MAXI. steady FsI, IN
ssoss- Wssssres. 81 g,73 H ccsnxaos ana .,o.f
shsep. 5saa -; larlhs. sss. s
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CHICAGO DE- 81 Tssss oesenss w-sA sA,ss
q azzae-z. f1l4=aRs ,a-xst &4Tz2cs AZ fArs-pcs4
Az ..e~ >&rsA -=tss czeSs sfssF kl4xss
51~~y 1@zs4x tAs lAtt44l Esr5+@s .Aszs $50
-ssssA eezssze.s ass-x tas xntfss ssxs$s. 20 r.axe
she ~assst ks&Sye--1sx >ess iss e2ss~ hsz ~
a%zs Ssx2s tai sae zssrsst threatened 70
ga ss4sH y.sAs eza zy1nS Against tsHse cs.eiseSo
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san FRANCISCO MARKETS.
Brea Il stu IL.

SAN EEANCIz<T1 net = -Whas. 81 ka-,ss
.a.cs- c0sh Ae1 - ral eats n fair <ss-
rsssa sai c-scA aasca sEet Ssosz;sozs wee
= Ara5- s7.4rc4as ~ :. ;. .. sae:se- s. - Stt-
~. s. .1asl 3
Esr.sy-F Feed s.-s-ssc srs~17x as-ssre
tsts-*fssy, sLs&ssl%. FeS. s. rs :
Receipts.
f-e-.f quarter "a /. y - Grss9z. sc wasAtns
So ~ shea. eszss< ~ Orgy ss2 ax:fs<
~ as tt-TA rens1fs * fiTescr -
IS ssa2nz<sa ~ cn-u. F@EEals - fs~sstsa,
t-sa aAcks - Asas4ss3-s sscss *
Ass r4ss- * 1880 ,@.ss - &s4ss zarte- Is
Produce. Fratt~. Etr.
2C.s.sss. aaszssux. So sskT erar s. ssa.s vsr
gea
aAs-1 2s.s sssa y. .A.ss AL 49,, tsss- s.. ssss
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Bevfngtou and Others ArssSgsa

Robert Remington and A. W.
were arraigu@d in Judge Jacobs 49,
yesterday on the charge 81 sies.-
check for {7zs from John j. jones.
and supposed unsophistieated
They were given uac. WsdnsssS
plead
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PORTLAND KS o<s a~wAsat- "a. Wan.
sssssc. sslss s&sfse sJsestsxa. S-4sszs
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barley gss alfalfa. sa-; srcok. sss5 So stsa- reg
hsis Mrs..
Fotasees-EAr,v Ra~>. rrrsinsl, rtse- bgreanks
ssS.ae r,ser reds Mas: Salinas RuYhankr, SreA
81 70 twe-. -S.sSi =: e.cSnu Ea1saats. eNssc,
A-sjrs-Ghof 81 . common. No.
Rattsr-FsncS creamery 5aGc. seccrds. @stAc
faacy dairy Ss-sc; seeoa3s ass'E2sc; picked. -
~ ffkap. Els25e
h.e.e-Ss~. laE liz. YGcsS American, lls!ise
Eastern ISSfsc Western. lsfs t5ae.
Egg.-sto-e. l1sT &c: fancy fareh. sastec; Eas.srn
no &c.
Wool and Hops
Wool spring, Nevada iasltc. Eastern Oregon. 10
9fsc; Estisr Oregon. 1873 Fsu~Scytssrn meta
tain larafw salsc moansair lambs. s1iec. san Joa-
casn c.siDs sdsc Haneolat ard Msnacrsna, l3ssisc
Heys-C-cr II lss aa!2c-
Closing Quotations.
vh.as-caies. De>enasc- 81 II Mag 81 II: cash
g. .s9i ~
cern-isrgs y-ilew. 81 st.sls
Sterling Exchange.
stating % lsnaon sixty sa.. s. So; aiSh.. s. g
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Hrca Il NJ,

operations were EZi .tS IN German coda beu08 u
the Bank Of England and xisa 100 sent sat = -
Brca dstu6s.
LIVERPOOL, Oct, A-tioss. whsat-0Dse -
! California, e siD,s vi No SothNs -
q sd. No. red winter IS Id
tsra Spot ffn: AtBsriean n.iIsd, new - -
a issa Futures quiet October. j. istd Nssel
IS I'D. December 81 Tod
LONDON, OCT. u~Ganhdixn Par.He VI
Faeahc preferred. III northern PsaAe -
- Atehtson. 1s.; Grand Trsak. u; Anafso
Bar silver stssiy a, nd PER ounce. n0egs ~
cent
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TO CHICAGO FOR NA@n
Effective Septernbs I'D tne
Pacific will make rate Of ~
60. and eorres rcrAIug Fesorusn
Eastern points Fog vii INC y -
advantage to trave' over THIS nns
BIG Indian var dance ara Fae~ .2sss
ison ball grounds to&ay.
WAGNER eaacert Madison pns.SSs
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sAslFNNEF '7-.-'1----1 - ST vi tN3
Cash Quotations.
Faa-5r-sssa1r vtr.-- gstegats g. sgs1 - .trs.sA.s
s. xsAs q cIssTs. s. .1s-S spring specials 81 q
pafsHts. s. <ss3 -, strasSht. g srS =: taksr. s. d
$40
WAaas srrsaS. ~ Z, -Is95.e Ne ; saarlr: red.
NJ 52s-2--
seT=->e 2 -
osEs-Sa- = &c white. Ne. Z. asc: Nc ,. .stg
]aa @
Ev-~So &c
Easiss-Sc. = ss,alsr
Fiaxsset-So. !, Sc. y. ", Gz
Tfnstay wed r-s-a. TIA
Ness se~a-T@r barre = Es9s =
iAT1~f.- &c posoes s. Mrs =,
-sans- sssy+ r1hs }ses@ s<<s rs
Sassas@egs-Dfy s4lre2 boxea ssss
,s8ss SteTT c3SzF. bcss4 s. ;S4s ~
wr~ks Dasssaazs 5nsaAss gods. srr rgg.aa &, n
s~ss<s-tsst ia2i. : 10 svanaa4ses sls
Dairy Products.
Or rs fTe5uce ExzAxzSe iefav ,sx sSzr.xr s..-s..
~ sgE. s<nAEAsy, tAex3r, ss.rJ lsrS.sr -
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The Board of Trade.

CHICAGO MARKETS.
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Money On call easy. per cent. prime r,ercan..,s
paper o+4h per cent sterling exchange steady with
actual business III bankers bills at s. ss&3 sS,c Je
mand ard AsssSi s2t sixty days posted rates s. al
ara aNt commercial bills 81 81: silver ccrtih,
es,es sstsssc sr silver SEE Mexican dollars s!c
road bonds. irregular i"'
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Is made OF the best rolled steel. with
handsomely nickeled trimmings;
patent draught regulator controls
the heat to a nicely: the nues are
asbestos lined. the oven doors are
well braced: IL Is the cleanest and
most economical range in the world
today.
We have a complete hne Of sizes
for private home. hotel or steam
boat use, and can give you the
names OF hundreds OF people who
are using the Star Estate and like
Il.
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Meats. Provision. and Fish.

ro'atoes siteetr y.r ton sweet potatoes g. tsfs =
per rws bssts - Ter sab carrots So y~,r sAek
fsFtahaEss sss 'a9 9er saok teFnips Ssr tes xaes
cabbage. ,s.sea< les ssck psr-nips az per sses
ctlcnmtefs - a. Ter b.; Eaflie sr letfaer las
10 PER iss eeifry 274A prr dsx raj. s',ss la- xsr
dec. tonassss. %stfQc sitting teams ash corn sac
~ yrr sack SILVER sktus s. laai 81 frr s,st ,-s
liant efse ict ~. oyster ulss.t fsa s4r In -s.no
ksss iYa ~ rer ID, SQUASH -.
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THE WORLDS MARKETS
Daily Record of Commercial and
Financial Transactions.
NEW YORK STOCK REPORT
Digest of Exchange News Mining Stocks.
Metal Quotations-Woo Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade

New York, April 19.-There is certain
who base their ventures for the day on the
tendency of prices displayed at the imme-
date opening of the market. To-day's
initial trading gave promise of an active
and strong market, and these syn ptoms
accordingly induced some outside buyers,
in the afternoon.
The early demand, stimulated by the de-
cided strength displayed by the granger
group, which was helped by reputed
more favorable climatic conditions in the
wheat belt and an encouraging statement
by the government of the general crop
conditions.
These circumstances caused relapse in
wheat prices, which were also influenced
by heaviness in Liverpool. Interest ran
mainly to railway stocks and some Sc
curities became prominent. particularly
Great Northern preferred, ST. Paul & Du-
luth and Wheeling & Lake Erie. 1t must
not be inferred that there was an entire
abandonment of professional operations in
the specialties, as these properties were
utilized at times as a lever to enhance or
depress values of other shares.
In fact. the afternoon weakness could
be directly traceable to a brisk selling
movement in the hgh-priced specialties,
which received momentum subsequently
through liberal offerings of the grangers
on late reports of crop damage This
statement was coored to some extent
by sharp rise in wheat with the shorts
covering heavily. The late break entirely
eradicated the gains in the railroads and
put many of the specialties considerably
below last nights close. Brooklyn Tran
sit, Manhattan and Tennessee Coal and
Iron yielded the most readny. Pronounced
strength was displayed in Colorado Fuel
and Iron shares. which retained advances
o. more than points each in the common
and preferred on rumOrs of pending IA
vorable developments to harmonic the
conflicting elements in the anthracite coal
| trade and the adoption of schedule of
prices for the spring caused sharp ad-
Vanc in the stocks, which moved coun-
| ter to the general market at the close.
Good support was extended to the bond
| market and some substantial sales result
| ed on active demand.
U. S. IS coupon, As registered and old
| As registered advanced Is per cent. in the
| hid price
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Produce.

Chicago, April 19.-Wheat started easier
in response to lower cables and a contnu-
alton of yesterdays liquidation. Early
crop news also came bear1sh, as several
sections reported prospects good. Scalp
ers We're inclined to "short" the market.
However, the crop-kiling machinery got
into good working order again and the
bulls bought more. Toward the end of the
session sellers calls for the day were
forced by purchasing the options. Options
became light a general stampede follow
ed, shorts covering early sales at fair
loss. July got to a premium of &c over
May, and as there was good profit in
carrying the latter, elevator people
bought heavily of May. May opened No
12c lower at 731sG7Sssc, improved slowly
during the forenoon. then became very
strong and jumped to 75c. closing at 74B
@75c. July, which opened a 74$s@74l2c
rose to 76l5c and closed at 76A@7Gssc.
Aggregate receipts at the principal
Western markets were considerably small
er than year ago. Atlantic exports of
wheat and -four amounted to l7S,00O BUSH
els.
Corn started weak and received little as
sistance from the bu.lshness of wheat
until near the close. The feeling among
corn spectators was that blowing up of
wheat would mean that much added to
the acreage of corn. May corn closed &c
higher
Oats were steadier on light receipts and
buying by shippers on account of the re-
duction made in rates. May closed shade
higher.
Provisions were heavy to begin with,
but improved, owing to higher prices at
the yards and in sympathy with wheat.
Shorts bought and liquidation of May was
not so much in evidence. May pork closed
TIC higher The range in lard and ribs
was small.
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Financial Cablegram.

New York, April 1a.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cabiegram
says: The markets here We're active and
cheerful to-day. Americans were steady
at parity hut idle until the afternoon.
when New York bought several hundred
railway, Norfolk & Western Louisville &
Nashville and later st. Paul. The close
was firm. The dealings We're entirely by
arbitrage. Copper shares were strong.
Tintos were 46I. Anacondas opened weak
at 9A and Closed at 1915 There were big
dealings in single options at u to. end with
the year. Utahs were 9B and Bostons
9-16.
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Metal Market.

New York. April 19.-Pig iron warrants.
$40. 50d11. Lake copper, S.50c. Tin, LOG
25.25c. spelter, 6.6od6.75c. Lead, 4.3212@
4.371&c. The firm that fixes the selling
price for miners and smelters quotes lead
at 4.10c at the close. Bar silver 59l2c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BEST SANDSTONE IN MONTAN..-
Dimension stone, 4Jc per cubic foot;
window stills cut soc per running foot; all
other stone in proportion delivered free to
any place in Anaconda. John White. See
samples opposite city hall. Leave orders
at b. Radefeldt's. 1O5 Main st.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENT,

Advertisements under this head cents
a word for the first insertion and 1 cent a
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than % cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. 81 2s
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e. SHOBERT HAS OPENED A COOPER
shop in Butte and is ready to do all
kinds of cooperage, such as kegs, barrels,
water tanks and watts Of every description.
Office and works near Centennial brewery.
p. o. Box 1922.
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FINE HOME. PRODUCING GOOD L1v-

FINE HOME, PRODUCING GOOD LlV-
ing: acres, with 1l3-story house;
rooms closets and washroom; $50 fruit
trees apple, pears, prunes and cherries:
small fruits, Strawberries, raspberries,
blackberries and currants; shade and or
namental trees, roses, etc: produced last
year 101O boxes, ITS gallons, fruit. ? tons
hay. $50 bushels potatoes, all kinds garden
truck; $500. Cobban & Dinsmore, Mis-
soula. Mont.
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FOR SALE-$500O BUYS AN ELEGANT
nine-room modern dwelling on South
Washington street. This property orig
inally cost $500. Will sell on terms to
suit purchaser. One hundred and eighteen
dwellings for sale in various parts of the
city Terms and prices to suit purchaser.
Don't pay rent. Own your home. Insure
your property against fire in companies
represented by the undersigned. w. II.
Winters, 1924 Ows.ey block, Butte.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.


THESE ARE BARGAINS
So. 20O-l60 acres, cuts $50 tons hay, good
buildings. near school, bearing orchard,
easy terms.
s35o0-16o acres. 5000 bearing fruit trees.
comfortable buildings, good water right;
immediate possession.
s3,Jo-32O acres, stock ranch, open to
good range; plenty of water; bearing
orchard, near school.
S3000-160 acres, well improved, Ia
miles from town; 800 fruit trees, cuts 10
tons hay: 1000 cash, balance in years.
GEO. F. BROOKS. Missoua, Mont.
MISSOULA PROPERTY
5-room house and two 50-foot lots, we'll
improved. Knowles addition, $1,000.
One 50-foot lot, South Fourth ST.,
Knowles addition. very cheap sl5o
40 acres miles from Missoula, fine soil,
all fenced, buildings small, $1,000
100 acres. house, fine barns stone milk
and fruit house and outbuildings $50 bear
ing fruit trees, plenty small fruits, s
miles from Missoula, $i,200.
E. A. WINSTANLEY,
iAissoua, Mont.
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WANTED-AGENTS,


Eel SENIOR FILIPINO DE MANILA
cigars; greatest run of the age; samples
postpaid, registered. Az inches. $3.50; AZ
inch $500 per 100: agents wanted every
where. Ephraim & Kline. 10 Montgomery
ST., San Francisco. Cal.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE,

WANTED - GIRLS FOR GENERA
housework: man and wife for laundry;
work out of town. Butte Employment
Office, 115 N. Main st. Phone 204
WANTED-A WOMAN COOK FOR PRI-
waite boarding house. I'll W. Galena,
Butte.
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WILL LEASE GOOD STORE PROPER
ty, also 1I-room house, also for sale,
phaeton; 1913 Utah ave-. Butte.
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FOR SALE-26- ROOM LODGING HOUSE
newly furnished, $1,000. part cash, fine
location. Hall Bros. & Wade, lis North
Main street. Butte.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS. FREE
bath and all modern conveniences. $40
up. Talent block, corner Park and Wy
oming streets, Butte.
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WANTED-PARTY WITH $3.50 TO BUY
half interest in a good paying BUSH
ness. Room 2. 26 E. Broadway, Butte.
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WE BUY. SELL, EXCHANGE. PACK.
ship, repair. move and store furniture.
Butte Exchange Furniture Co. J. Chau-
vim, Agent AZ w. Broadway Butte.
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100 ACRES LAND, FENCED: 80 ACRES
in cultivation: cuts 40 tons hay, $50 APP
pie trees, $50 in bearing: new house just
building, log barn. outbuildings, small
fruits good fruit land. well watered: farm
implements, $2,400. Cobban & Dinsmore,
Missoula. Mont.