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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16
Stranb b N 9 og a. b ii m.

Gsselcanoes ber19ifft tpirb. Diefe Be-
fiben etnen boben @rab Der 0plIenz
bung, tpenn man bebentt, baB bic Na<
pua mod polltommen ober bod gum
grOBten She'll nod i'm Mlter Der @tein=
aeit leben. Oas erite un5erer Bilber
fiibrt uns an bic M5trplabe Bai, bas
ausenblidli6e ipirtb1haftlideG eGentrum
BON Rai1er Milbelms 2anb. &ofos=
palmen nit t1eiltpeiie fhrdsitebenben
Stdmmen beuten auf bic Ndbe bes
Oorfes. Sm 0Drbersrunb liegt Elm
gingeboreneneanoe. Ser untere She'll
eines Iol1en tpirb aus einem ausge=
hDblten @tamm gebilbet, auf ben mit<
tells Stride planten, bic mib5am aus
einem Stamm berausgearbeitet iinb,
aufgelaf4t unb bur9 einen Gitt aus
Der sefdss.sa Hinbe Des tpilben 8rotz
frudtbaumes gebidtet peroen. Oas
Wotbertbeil tit bur9 S9nisereian,
bunte Bldtter, Nantilusf6alen unb
bergleihen ge5hmiidt, eben5o Die Ma1tz
fpibe, tpdbrenb bic planten nit rotben
unb faparaen Malereier ge3iert iinb.
Die Games fiibren einen Nusleger
unb eia ober oipei Maiten nit Matten=
iegeln aus panbanusbldttern. Nuf ben
DenMusleser tragenbenStangen 1T eine
plattform erricbtst, iiber Der iicb mod
Elm 5neites .,eoe1tes Stodrperf befin=
bet. 9ier pflesen Die Gingeborenen ftd
ipdbrenb Der Sabrt an einem fleinen
6euer, pte fts es ftets mitfiibren,
auf5uhalten. Gin sebogener, NIT 9teis
men be16tperter 8aumait am Hotangz
fell ais Nnfer, nod mebrere lanaetten>
fDrniee Nuber, ferner babe &ofosz
I9alen gum WaiierausTd0pfen berooaz
ftdnbigen Die Ginridtung. Mit bie1eu
Canoes unternebmen bie Gineeborene1
aienli6 ausgebebnteSabrten, Tim 9an=
bel gu treiben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16
8 9fenf a rran.

Wenn aud bic gingeborenen ben
Boben bebauen, fo 195pfen iie bod
aun einen groben She'll Des 2ebensunz
terbalts aus benz Meere, unb mannigz
fad {inb bic Mlittel unb Metboben.
bur9 Die iis ben Sifdfang eintrGglid
gu MAIDEN periteben. Das 3dbe &otanss
robr liefert ibnen ods bette Moterial gu
ibren Si1hfDrben unb Reuien, bic oft
gan3 geipaltise Dimeniionen annebmen
unb nit duberiter 3ierli9feit unb @ez
5bidlihfsit ansefertigt finb. Muh i'm
9ausbau erheben fi9 bic papua auf
cine getpiiIe QDbe, i1ben iie Elm grDBes
@el9id i'm Bauen Der 9iitten aeigen
unb Bel ibrer Mnlase auh einen se@
pifen fiinltlerifden @inn 5ur Gel=
tung bringen, Der n1anben anberen,
an{1einenb auf bDberer Gultllritufe
1tebe1ben NDlterf9aften mangelt. Daz
Bel lit ni9t 3u iiberfeben, bab bic Git.z
aeborenen nit ibren feinernen Werfz
3eugen ni9t nur bic Gtdmme bebanen,
ionbern aud biele pbantnitifde, aber
nit GROCER Sorgfalt nnb @enauigfeit
ausqefiibrte Ghnibereien beritellen,
unb bab bie1e betrdehtlihen GebGube,
gum Sbeil auf idpantenben pfGhlen
i'm Wai1er errihtet, In allen ihren
Ebeilen nur nit 2ianen, Motang ober
Gtriden 5u1amnen9ebunben finb.
Sin iebes Dorf tn Neu @uineo
beifBt anber elmer 3uuberbiitte Elm
syunqgefelen~ ober 0erfnmmlungsr
baus, bus BON ber Dorfgenlsinbe BEL
befDnberen Mnldfen benubt pirb. sSn
bielen ssunggefenenbduiern nGAtigen
Bic iungen Duri1en unb uilDerbeiras
tbeten Wldnner ipie bi. frenlben @dife,
bier iperben geratbungeil unb Jeitt dbs
qebaltsn unb beionberS tpfchtige Sc
rdtbe Deripabrt. Qlber lie ii1lD aud bel
2ieblinssplab fiir st.iith thli4e p!aubss
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16
asM6IenS MrattfA gaIbc.

Die bette Galbt IN Der Welt fur
5hmttmunben, 8efbpiire, 6aljffub,
Gieberuunnen, Musfdld8, aufgeiprun-
gene 6dnOs, GrOiibeulen, Diibnelaugeii
unb ale 0ausausi6ldge, iopie fie be-
itimtnt 9dmorrhoiben 1eilt. sic pirb
garantirt, bic bette 3ufrieoenbeit 3u 9e-
ben, Ooer oas Gelb ,DirO Suriidseaeben.
prsis 25 Gents per 5daAtel bel s. 8.
WtllSr g. 5ohn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16
9as iSiiferblatt oes sSabres 1899.

lin feitftenen gu f0nnen, auf tpelGen
Sag Der Mohe Elm be1timmtes Datrm
bes neuen sSabres 1899 fdllt, farn
man fi9 zines febr einfa6en Mittels
bebienen.
Muf einem braifferblatt benfe man
ii9 In Der DDn uns pieDergegebenen
Weife bic 9runosablen z, 3, 8, 6, 8,
4 u. I. IN. unter bic rDlni19en 3ablen,
bic bic 5tunOen ungeben, geiebt. Oie
rDmiiaen 3ablen be5ieben ii9 auf ben
Monat, unb bic unter ibnen ftebenbsn
arabif9en 3ablen iinb gu benz 800
natsbatum binau gu abbiren. Oiele
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

reien Mill fiibsrl Ni4tstbun, ioie ana
bersrfeit3 ducb nldn1erlei rliiblic9e
Mrbeiten bier lire msrtitdttt babtn.
Die Benubung bes GdA{es lit dlip febr
nsannigfaltig, bod uusf1lieBlih Der
Mdllnerpelt pDrbebaIten.
Die papud iinb elm nlittslgrober
Menfhenidlug Don rleiftens sfhldnfer
Gisur, nit leiDlth enttpidelten Musz
felt. Dds fDDlise, perfilsfe RranSz
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

Summe tit bur6 Z 5u bipioiren, unb
Der Heit giebt an, auf pel9en Sag ber
Wo6e bas Datum fdllt, ipenn unter
benz Heit l Der Sonntag, unter bern
Heit 2 Montag II. T. ip., unter oem
Heit @ Der Sonnabenb gu Der lte6en 1T.
lin 3. 9. gu beitimmcn auf pel4en
Sag in bieiem Sabre Der rglorrei9e
pierte Suli" fdlIt, bat man gu Z Die
3abl 6 gu abbiren, ba Die rOuiide
3abl VII. iib auf ben iiebenten Woz
nat, Suli, beaiebt. s uno A sibt 10 unO
oieie Summe, bur9 Z bipibirt, ldbt
ben Heft 3, b. B. Der r@eburtstag" Der
Hepublif fdllt in bieiem Sabr auf
Oienitag.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16
Gledten 5if1f1rber,.

GIedten bot 5ii1f0rben.
haar pirb bdufig an Der peripberie
absel9oren, 10 bdb nur Elm miibenfDr,
niger She'll am Mirbel ftehen bleibt.
8ruitfbmud aus Gberbauern, Dbr=
rinse aus S9ilbpatt ergdnaen bic
iibrigsn auf bas duberite Mab be-
idrdntte Rleibung.
Der Plantagenbau bat In benz ses
fesneten, fruhtbaren 2anbitri4, Der
fi4 3tptf6en ben @ergfetten bes Snz
nern uno ber Giiite erbebt, bereits an
gefungen, unb be1onbers iinb bic 5az
batsanlasen gu aniebnlider 8ebeaz
tung sebieben.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

Dies III her bette plob snnt Gtnsnnie BON Spcaere'
maaren unh Yrnpifpnen. DMr4 tDrtmdbrenoe 1eAe
6nbtq erbalten umD sperben ole Neitennngen prompt
arS9sfabrf nnb BITE Waarer obne GgtrasUerShtung
e syir SanbprDonfte werben Me bbdfen wlortt.
preiie bc3nbIt
a. Spredbt bcr iinb madt Cure GinfauIe unb Sbr
tutrbet firbcu baB BITE Waaren BON better Auolitdt
Arb bic preiie biltig ftnb.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

Somes Droaa uon 9iiles, g.,
iiiirste In Der WeiBb ltbfabrit in Warren
in elnen Ye1dlter Don Shnetelidure uno
lrlitt lebensgefd1rlidje Branbmunoem.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1899-02-16

Der ruliilde Dise Nomiral Ma.
faroff, Yefellsbaber Der erlten Dipiiion
Der DIiiee1otte, belt ppr Der YerIiner
tal. 6eiellihaft Der WiIlenidaiten eis
nen Sortrag. in benz er Die M6glihteit
elmer Grseibuag oes Noropols nit 0ilie
eineS gisbreders bon 10000 yieroe-
trait auseinanoerieBte. Sin iplhes
Shiff. nneinta er. piiroe aub fir Die
Dfenbaltl,ns Der 0dien Der Sit!ee uDn
groBem NuBesl iein.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-25
SHADOW OF DEATH.
Youngest Child of Judge Woody Passes
Away.

Youngest Child of Judge Woody Passes
Away.
Missoula, Feb. 24.-The shadow of
death has again crossed the thresh-
hold of happy home and as a result
comes the distressing announcement of
the demise of Miss Elizabeth. the
youngest child of Hon. and Mrs. Frank
H. Woody, whose sad demise occurred
shortly after o'clock this afternoon,
and at a moment when her physical
condition indicated a change for the
better. after an illness of about three
weeks duration. Apparently without
pain or distress. however. and with an
angelic smile and in peaceful pose the
little sufferer passed away to Him who
has said suffer little children to come
unto Me. for of such is the kingdom of
heaven" Amid the tears and bereave-
ment of the distressed family, who
watched intently the impending disso-
luton, the youthful sufferer babe adieu
to relatives and friends forever and
went to that bourne where only little
innocents are admitted.
Little Beth. as she was Familiarity
called, became i'll a few weeks ago, the
first symptoms being measles. which
finally developed into aggravated grip,
stomach troubles and rheumatism.
Within the past few days, however, her
life was tacitly despaired Of and the
physicians and attendants gave out no
words of hope or encouragement. A
native of Missoula and aged about II
years, the little miss was known and
beloved by all. and none aside from
her parents will mere miss her than
her diminutive playmates, whom she
numbered by the score. AS an affab1e
gentle, pleasing and lovable child she
will be remembered by all. and it is
not strange that the community to-
night mourns the departure of one
whose untimely end is beyond the COM
prehension of all save that divinity
above. which says: 1T must be So"
sympathy untold and in all SINGER
ity goes out to the bereaved parents
whose grief is in a measure assuaged
by the acts of the many friends who
in manner have lightened the bur-
den of the distracted parents with
their kindly offices. The funeral will
occur from the family residence on
SUNDAY afternoon at 2:30 O'clock and
to which all friends and acquaintance
are respectfully invited.
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FOR RENT-NEW 7-ROOM HOUSE. 51t
w. Galena; modern in all respects; s45
Inquire Standard, Butte
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Mining and Smelling company, is now
in Mulian and says that the company
will Immediately commence work to
put the mine in shape to work en- a
larger scale than ever before. The old
mill of the company was built in 1889,
and the property was worked all the
time except for a short time during
and after the strike of 1892 until the
concentration was burned in June, 1897.
Since then nothing has been done ex-
cept by two or three leasers, who have
shipped a few cars of crude ore. The
mine was pretty well worked cut down
to the lower tunnel, and to do any
work of consequence would necessitata
either running lower tunnel or sink
ing. The proposition now is to run
tunnel three-quarters of mile in
length, which will cut between 400
and 800 feet below the old works. The
matter of sinking 100 feet and hoist
ing ore from that level while the tun-
mel is being run is under consideration,
but is not yet determined. 1t will take
over a year to run the lower tunnel.
and with present prices CT lead it win
be an easy matter to take out enough
ore with a small hoist to pay the cost
of the tunnel as it is being bored.
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MlSSOULA NOTES.
MISSOULA, MONT.

A. L. Demers of st. Ignatius mission
is visitor in the city.
Latest styles Of engraved calling
cards at the Standard Office.
Cyrile Turmoil of Frenchtown is Wis
iting relatives and friends in the Gar
den City. - "a s,kfF.yV.q a.
Right Rev. L. r. Brewer of Helena
will preach Sunday morning and even
ing at the church of the Holy. Spirit.
The entertainment given this evening
at the home of Mrs. Tylar Thompson
for the benefit of the Christian church
was largely attended and proved high
ly enjoyable.
George Mobus, and not William Nor
Tis, is the party who was awarded the
first prize for the best male character
represented at the X. o. T. M. ball on
Wednesday evening.
Rug Lusk, prominent mill man of
Florence, and who handles the rapidly
whirling serrating machine at Nc
keen's mill at that place, is a So
1ourner in Missoula enjoying a week s
layoff.
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The Mason Case.

Missoula, Feb. 24.-The case Of Mrs.
Clara Mason will be called for trial be-
fore Justice HOutchins tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock. A jury is to in
Vestlgate the salacious matter and
that the body will be a representa- tive
one is evidenced by the following LIST
of persons well known in this commu-
nifty and from which six are to he
chosen in whose hands the woman's
case will rest: Charles Blasdeu, O. F
Peppard, Jake Lesser, Jack Mcbride, G
S. Eycleshimer, ]. P. Nagle Otto Sci
gel, James Osborne, D. H. Ross, f. w.
Schilllng, +. M. Reilly and Candy Nor
riSOn
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WANTED-MEN AND WOMEN IN EV-
cry town to work for us at their homes
81 to SIS weekly: no canvassing; sulendid
opportunity: write at once. Standard Mfg
Co.. 142 w. 23d ST., New York City,
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Dangers of the Grin.

The greatest danger from la grippe is
of its resulting in pneumonia. If rea-
sonable care is used, however, and
Chamberlains Cough Remedy taken,
all danger will be avoided Among the
tens of thousands who have used this
remedy for la grippe we have yet to
learn of single case having resulted
in pneumonia. which shows conclusive
ly that this remedy is a certain pre-
ventive of that dangerous disease. 1t
will cure Ia grippe in less time than any
other treatment. It is pleasant and safe
to take. For sale by druggists.
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a NOIcl S;rlli.

Mssoula, Feb. PA novel sight
for the season of year was the display
to-day of a box of strawberries at the
Montana hotel. They are California
grown and though costing 81 box
principally box-s0me guest at the
house had the courage to purchase
them and distributed the dozen or so
luscious berries therein contained to
the several friends who witnessed the
strange product
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MISUNDERSTANDING,

Missoula, Feb. PA pleasant we'd
ding occurred at the parlors of the Mis-
soula hotel this morning, the contract
ing parties being Thomas Bowler and
Miss Hattie Schoberg, both of French
town. Justice Hayes officiated, and
though his first attempt at such a cere-
mony, acquitted himself Handsomely.
The happy pair are we'll known resi-
dents of the lower valley and congrat-
ulatons innumerable go out to them on
this important occasion.
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Granted a Decree.

Mlssoula, Feb. 24.-But little business
was transacted in the district court to-
day. the only case of interest tried be-
ing that of Thomas Meninger VS. Min
ME MlenlnSer, an action for divorce,
Wheren the plaintiff was granted de-
cree. While court was adjourned until
Tomorrow al 10 o'clock. il is doubtful
If any will be held. the death of Judge
Woody's little daughter having occur
red shortly after adjournment.
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A New Dry Dnck

Washington, Feb. 24-Chief Endicott of
the bureau of yards and docks of the
navy department. will advertise for pro-
posals for building a new dry dock az the
Mare Island navy yard in two weeks
This dock will be a timber dock and the
length will be $50 feet, draft 80 feet, with
width of so feet at the bottom
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ODserNeh in the SChnnis.

Special Correspondence of the Standard.
Wallace, Idaho, Feb. 23-Washinc-
tons birthday was observed IN the
public schools yesterday, each Of the
rooms holding special exercises appro-
pirate to the day.
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Notions
10c Shell Side Com BIS,
per pair. ,4c
Zoe Dr's g CombsI2.
!Oc Curling Irons. Sc
1Oc Twin Dress STAYS.
per dozen .....,.,5s
Notions
WElNSTElN'S H M65FEA
This Is The Continuation Of the Great Goden Eagle Sale Mall Your Orders
and Get the Benefit Of the Low Prices,

Dress Goods
zoe dress goods in about one doz-
en- styles-checks, tweeds and
mixed novelties-widths 80 to
NJ ~ .'................. ,
2oc brocades. very desirable
changing shades of navy, green
ana brown, width 81 inches. for
Soc large plaids, in good colors,
very strong and close woven,
width "a inches for........
4oc-a few broken lines-of good
tweeds. Scotch effects, in tans,
grays and greens, heavy and
stylish, width "a inches, for.
45c-a few pieces of handsome
brocades, in good blacks, width
40 inches, for. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
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Private Kindergarten will open We'd
nesday, March /. For further informa-
tiCn. please call at Firrt National Bank
building, room 6, Missoula.
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Grace Herndon., teacher of singing
and physical training, Union block,
MisSoula.
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TreasurY Statement,

Washington, Feb. 24.-Todays statement
of the condition of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, 2Il14OS12: gold
reserve. 1927 6S7, $50
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Notions

Drugs
Pyrogallic acid, manufactured by
Heif & Freichs. ounce tins, each$..48
Eikonogen, ounce packages. ...... As
Chlorodyne, Browns, soc size. 49,. 40
Antiseptic tablets, corrosive SUBJ -
Innate. Parke, Davis & Co.'S, 20
tablets in bottle. .............. 20
alkaline and antiseptic tablets,
DR.. Sellers formula, John Wyeth
& Bros. soc size. .,............... 20
Giycerine supporisories, John wy
eth & Bros. SOC size. ............. 40
Morphia' sulphate. Powers & - y
Weightman's, A-ounce WALL. 40
Elixir valerinate of ammonia, A.
ounce walls Observation-Disclosures. .25
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MAN OR LADY TO TRAVEL AND AP-
point agents: established firm; $50 per
month and all expenses to start Mfr,
Box $685.. Chicago. Ill
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On Il Large Scale

Special Correspondence Of the Standard.
Wallace. Idaho, Feb 23-Dennis
Ryan, president of the Gold Hunter
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HELP .WANTED-MALE.

FOR ALL KINDS OF HELP GO TO
the Anaconda Employment Office, 800 E.
Park ST.. Anaconda.
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WANTED-POSITION IN NICE FAM
lily; small wages. Address Miss A.,
Standard, Butte.
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MANIFESTATIONS.

WANTED-SITUATIO AS HOUSE,
keeper by competent. refined young wild
ow. Address Alta Evans, Butte.
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A lew pieces OF those 3Uc henrl-
ettas, in navy, new blue,
brown, garnet and black width
SO inches. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ISL
35c-a fine whipcord good Jet
black, width 40 inches, for.... 10
Csc bri,liantine, black or navy,
figured or plain, width 3S inch
es, for ..:...................... .421
SIC values in black or blue storm
serges. extra good cloth to
wear during the next three
months, width AZ inches ..... 40
blankets
$500 mixed wool blankets. la,
light gray, with very pretty
borders an exceedingly soft,
warm and durable blanket. .... 2 .9s
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STODDHRD & ROSS
MiSSOula, Mont.

$65 0. co will buy good six room house in
North Missoula near railroad shops This is a
bargain and will not be on the market long.
S3Ooo.oo secures l0ta one mile from
Missoula with z room house, 400 fruit trees,
good barn and all out buildings Write for par.
ticulars
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CONSULT

booioh Cooh' in curing this class OF dis
cases and will guarantee you a permanent euro
thought their cases hopeless. All letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation.
Cook rledical Co. 1923 Curtis St Denver Col.
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FOR SALE OR LONG LEASE-HOTEL.
properly. completely furnished; all mod
ern improvements. good locality big mon
ey for right party; must be responsible
and have money; good terms. Inquire of
George w. Andrews. % Owsiey blk,
Butte.
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Real Estate, Loans, Fire Insurance, Rentals
Thompson Investment Co.
B E. Broadway, Butte, Mont.
WANT ADVS,

Advertisements under this head 2 cents
word for the nrst Insertion and cent
word for each Subsequent insertion. No
advts. taken for less than &c cents.
CLASSIFIED advts. per line per month. 81. Is
Count words to the line)
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
210 South Idaho, Butte.
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FOR RENT-MY RESIDENCE OF 4
rooms, No. 312 W. Third; water in house.
Inquire B. Radefeld, 312 w. Third, Ana
cunda.
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WANTED-TO BORROW 5000 ON GOOD
security, first mortgage. or property for
sale for 5000. Matthew Heneiy, 12S South
Atlantic, Butte.
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WANTED-ONE TEAM 1200-POUND
horses. well broke and mated; 5O6 Dako-
ia. Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED 4-ROOM
brick house; rent $3.50. Apply 7o6 Oak
ST., Anaconda.
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a NINE ROOM MODERN DWELLING
house on South Washington street, IN
Guiding two large lots. Price $1,000 This
property is worth $1,000. | have seventy
ilFe other modern cottages for sale at
one-haif the original cost. | have a few
houses to rent, and any quantity of mon
ey to loan on real estate security. w. H.
Winters, office 1924. Owsley block, Butte.
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WESTERN MONTANA

The western Montana Office Of the Standard Ia
at 2l3 Higgins avenue, Opposite Postoff,ce Mis-.
sonla. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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CLAIRvOYANTS.

| HAZEL EARL, THE GIFTED CLAIR
| yovant gives business tests daily; public
| circles on Sunday, Wednesday and Fri
| day evenings. Room 25 St. Charles, 81 N
| Main Butte
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FOR SALE-STOCK RANCH 5,S52
acres of ranch land, 100 acres of which
Is bottom land. balance grazing Address
William Wallace, New Chicago. Mont.
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WILD ROSES
IN
FEBRUARY

Would be no more of a sur
prise than the one we have
in store for you this week.
Here's the proposition: We
have about so Mems All
Wool, Cashmere, Cheviot
and Tweed Suits in all the
new patterns and colorings,
left from lots which we wish
to close out, and this week
you may select any one of
them for
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FOR RENT-FIVE hUOM FURNISHED
house with bath. 603 Cherry st. Inquire
705 Cherry ST., Anaconda.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-l00 HEAD OF HEAVY
work horses, from to years old
we Oh; abogt 100 pounds; all horses will
be purchased either under a guarantee or
one weeks trial For further particulars
apply TO Godfrey Lavelle, S.. Regis
Mont, st. Regis Lumber company.
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MONEY TO LOAN.
BUSINESS CHANGES.


FOR SALE-LODGING HOUSE YIELD
ing 500 per month net. only 5000. Wilson
6, Co., 26 E. Broadway Butte
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO IN
vest $500 or more, securing large perma-
nent income; capital safe. profits sure. H.
Griffin, 1,1S0 Broadway, New York
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Private and Chronic Diseases Of Men

Men suffering from evil eff
fects of youthful indiscre-
lions, syphilis, gonorrhna,
gleet, structure, sexual
weakness, varicocele, I'M
natural discharges, lost
vitality, failing memory,
unhtness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases. are speedily cured.
DIR. COOK has spent 80
years of persistent study
and experience in his own
practice and among tho
largest Eastern hospitals
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.

FOR RENT-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co IS adj. this page.