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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
SUCCESSFUL FESTIVAL.
Large Crowds Attend the Benefit fol
St. PauPs Orphanage.

The harvest festival for the benefit
of the orphans of ST. PauPs, which has
been in progress two nights at Me
chanics hall, came to a close, a grand
success, last evening. When the gen
eral committee submits it's report there
is no doubt but that a goodly amount
on the right side of the sheet will be
found
The feature of the evening was the
drill of the Emmett guards. The maneu-
vres We're. finely executed by Capt. Moy-
nihan's men, and the crowd that wit
messed the difficult moves was gen
erous in it's applause.
The tables and booths were as we'll
patrontzed as on the opening evening,
and the bachelors booth came in as
usual for a large share of the attrac-
ton.
Andrew Brown won a. box of cigars
and Mrs. o. ]. Carroll a turkey. The
remainder Of the articles will be award
ed at St. PauPs hall, Monday night
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
svEA GlLLE FAIR.

The coffee party of the svea Gille
opened last evening in the Sons of Vet
Grams hall at AIS Main street. Dancing
was in order in the lower hall to the
music of Thalin's orchestra. while SIM
per was served in the Svea Gille hail
A voting contest for $50 diamond has
been inaugurated with the following
contestants: Alice Steele, Anna Gustaf-
son and Sophia Stenman. At intermis-
sion an entertainment was enjoyed, fur
nished by Joseph jacobson and John A
Larson, who gave vocal selection. and
Gus Berg, with instrumental music
The accompanist was Miss Gertrude
Rodenheyser.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
PARLOR MEETING.

The Woman's Christian Temperance
union will hold parlor meeting this
afternoon and evening, at the home of
Mrs. Horace Hobbs, sos Main street
Mrs. Mary M. Townsend win be pres
ent for the last time prior to remov-
ing to Boston. Tea will be served at
$50 O'Clock, to which gentlemen are
invited. In the evening Mrs. Florence
Grace Proctor of Fitchburg, superin-
tendent of the department of mercy for
Worcester county north, will speak on
Our dumb animals" All ladies are re-
quested to bring bread and cake.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
HAVE YOU a COLD
Or rheumatism? Are you not feeling ju
right? Take
IelSen'S turkish. Russian Qnd ROnQn EQ!hS

At No. 1 Sudbury street. opp. Bay State
House. Send for illustrated Turkish Bath
Advocate. Telephone 1925, We have pri-
waite rooms for bathers that wish to re-
main in the building over night.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
SERIES OF suPPERs.
LADIES' Benevolent Society Entertains
at the Church of the Covenant.

The Ladies' Benevolent society Of
the Church of the Covenant gave the
first of series of suppers last eve
ming, in the vestry of the church, on
Houghton street. Mrs o. r. Mitchell
was chairman of the committee in
charge of the supper. She was assist
ed by Mrs. H. L. Scribner, Miss E. L.
Woodward and Mrs. Albert Thurston
After the supper, at which about 80
covers were spread, an entertainment
followed under the direction of Miss
Lena M. Scribner and Miss Clara E.
Goddard One Of the features of the
entertainment was large dish of
gelatine, in which "a walnut encasing
a gold ring was hidden. Each person
attending was allowed to take spoon
full out of the dish, and Miss Albert
Dyer managed to haul out the walnut.
Miss George E. King won doll, which
was dressed very prettily.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
COFFEE PARTY.

The committee in charge of the EN-
NETT Guards coffee party, which takes
place in Horticultural hall, Dec. 4, S
and 6, met last night and completed
details for the event. Four candidates
are entered in the voting contest to de-
termine the most popular member Of
the company. They are Thomas p
Connect, Michael Flynn, Timothy Lea
nv and Richard Powers. Lady friends
of the company will meet Tuesday eve
ming to arrange the entertainment pro-
gram.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
RoLLsToNEs REoRGANIzE.

The Rollstones met at their new club
rooms, Ii Mill street, last night. for the
purpose of reorganizing and starting an
athletic club. 1t was a complete sue
cess. Officers were elected as follows.
President, Fred Callahan; vice-presl-
dent, I. NJ. Silk financial secretary G..
j. McGrath; treasurer, j. A. Callahan.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
ELEcTRoLYsIs.
Tests to Determine if Water Mains
Have Been Affected.


A series of tests to determine how
far water mains are affected by cleo
trolysis was begun yesterday by the
water department The work is in
charge of /. II. Farnham, the Boston
electrical engineer who has made the
tests for Worcester in past years. He
is being assisted by Robert N. Cundau
electrical engineer in the sewer depart
ment. This is Mr.. Cundall's first prac-
tical experience in this kind of work
but as today's trip in company with
Mr. Farnham will make him familiar
with local conditions, he will, here
after, take charge of the work alone.
Mr. Farnham and Mr.. Cundall began
this morning with their instruments
testing hydrants near city hall. From
there carriage was taken, and other
points of the city visited where cleo
trolysis would be likely to be found
Some difficulty was found near Web
ster square, and an attempt will be
made to remedy the difficulty in the
near future.
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
THEY WANT BROOKS.
Voters In Ward 8 Have Asked Him to
Run for Alderman.

A number of voters in ward have
asked George F. Brooks to be their
candidate foe the board of aldermen at
the coming municipal election. Mr..
Brooks has the matter under consider
alton, although he has made no definite
decision. Mr.. Brooks friends say he
will be a strong candidate, and that in
event of his election he will undoubt-
eddy be made chairman OF the board
Mr.. Brooks has always taken consid-
cradle interest in republican politics,
and has done good work in the republi-
can city commit ee AT present he holds
the office of chairman of the school
committee. Louis j. Kendall and Frank
B. Hall are both reported as feeling for
the office and with the introduction of
Mr.. Brooks the fight becomes triangu-
lar
The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1899-10-27
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

Observation-Disclosures pufiirt. - Sn So
1ton opponirt man gegen ben ii9 tun59e>
benoen Smperialismus.
10. Part @itp in Utah ipirb bur9 Elm
Seuer in Nf9e gelegt. = Gin engliiGjes
SpnOitat ertpirbt Sauienbe bon acres
&o9IenldnOereien in &sntudp unb Sen>
nei5ee.
20. Sberft 8rban be3iebt nit feinem
&egiment Quartier gu Omaha, Ne6r. -
SIN Senat pirb bas erte Seitpotum in Der
9atpaiiz9 Debate abgegeben.
%, Sir Manila pirb Elm 3ollcO1ector
ernannt.
%. Sin blutiser &iot ereignet fi9 gu
Sfbfof6, Dis.
"a. Die &riegsansibe geta1tet fi6 gu
elmer 9~Olfsanlsibe. = Ser 8unbesienat
paifirt ben Gonferen36eri9t iiber bic 8anz
terOttz8iu. = gu Stour GitD, Soma, pirb
Der Sorepaueb'f6e Cirrus umgetpebt.
Is. Die beutf6zebangelif6e sSobannesz
fir4e 3u pbilabelpbiu fsiert ibr eoIbenes
Subtldnm.
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8anferott=8ia pafftrt.
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lafen ouf i6rem Stoatstidet bic g9icaqper
Platform falen.
Suit
4. Bon einem fur9tharen Orfun nirb
Die &iiite BON Nenz5unblanb beimgeIu6t.
6. Sci Sap Sable finft Der frauaSz
fi19e Oumpfer r2a 8%ourgosne".
Z. @uf ben II. Suli mirb cine grtra>
Stbung Der Nem gDrter 2egislatur einbez
rufen. - Die S~agiaBung beg Horbameriz
fanii4en Surnerbnnbes tritt gu GanSranz
cisco 5ufammen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

ride SpnOOe bon pennfplpaniu. = Wm.
u. Stone tpirb BON BEN Hepublitdnern
YennIplbania's fir bas 9ouperneursamt
npminirt.
5. 9ein solbenes Subi1dum fetert Der
oeutf4e 9~efangoerein r2ieoertran3" Sl
2ouisbile.
6. Die SEEM gorter &analunterfu4ung
brinet Sfanbdle an's SagesIi9t. = Sm
Staate &entudp ereignet ii9 elm grbbeben,
= Sci Der Wabl in Oregon iiegt geiunoe
WGbrune.
Z. Reabins in penniplounien feiert ben
$50. 9ebenttag Der Griinbung Der @tabt.
= Die 9e6s'f9e Socialbemofratie bdlt
ibren erten Acknowledgement in @9icago
ab.
8. Seines Mmtes ent6oben tpirb Der be-
tpGbrte superintendent Der Snbianerf4u@
len, prOf. 9ailmann. = Der Sli6utierz
&apitdn Sp6n .. 9art pirb bonn prdii@
benton ~begnaoigt. = gu Mc9enrD i'm
Staate Mtfifippi bri4t bas 9elbfieber
aus.
10. Der @aatenftanb i'm 2anbe osutet
auf cine quite @rnte. = 8egen einer Saz
milienfebpe befinOet ii@ Glap GOuntp in
&entudp i'm 8elugerungs5uitunS, - grz
folgrei4 berlGuft ber Acknowledgement
beuti9er Sreimaurer gu Cincinnati.
13. Der Dei5enipetulunt Setter Don
@6tcago tptrb BON Der Remeits credit. -
S9abumtsietretdr Sage erGdBt Die Be-
itimmunsen betreffs Der neuen 8un6esanz
letbe.
Is. Die 9atpaiisGeIolution pirb i'm
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
i'm Staate SutnOis bat ben Sob bon 5peiz
bunhert Meni4enleben CUR 5plge.

i'm Staate SlinOis bat ben Sob bon 5tpeis
9unhert Meni4enle6en CUR 5plge.
6. Sci ben Muni3ipuGtpabten i'm @elfer
~erringen bic Oemofraten Siege.
Z. Sin infamer Qn9riff auf bic Gubaz
polttit bes 9rGfiDenten miro i'm 9auIe 3u=
riidgeipiefen.
9. Sci einem 2atpinenftur5 i'm gbilcoot=
quB 6iiBen fiinf3ig Wenf9en tiff 2sben Elm.
IA. SnterefIante 4ngaben mu4t General
fonful See por benz Senatsdusf9ub fir aus=
1pGrtige @ngelegenbeiten.
II. Sci einem Glebatorfeuer 3u Buffalo
berbrennen 100000 8u1bel @etreibe.
10. Die aegierung fault iieben pribut=
ga9ten an. = 4bgelebnt tpirb pom 4ppe1=
bof gu al6an9 bic Mppe1ution oes General
antpalts in BEN gerfabren gegen ben Sob
lenzSruit.
81. @eneralpoItmeifer @drp rei9nirI
unb Gbarles @morp Smitb BON P3ilabelz
pbia ipirb gu befen 3uhfolger ernunnt.
25. StantsiefretGr Sherman rei3t ieinl
Geitgnatton Elm, Die BPM Yrd1toente1 ange=
npmmen tpirb.
&c. 3i9ter Oap ipirb gum Staatsietre=
TOR ernannt.
%. Ser @puoerneur bon Netu Oorf I'M
teraei9net bic Sin betreffs @riinbung BEG
neuen gountb Nafau.
80. Ser @ouberneur bon Seem gorf be-
tirt bic @lbrigbge'i9e S~traBenbabn:
@rabf9biG unb bic 8urns'f@e @erit4e=
rungshtG. - Die Nationalbant in 9dmp=
fbire gpuntD, Maf., bertru6t. = 9erSai=
noiIer @errpmanber pir6 fir berfafmngsz
pi6rig ertldrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
Sc a l..

Nv "
2. Dte 0ringli9teit : 0efi3it Bin CUR
Deduns BON ariegstOiten pirb bonn Som
greB puiiirt.
8. Sin Oenfmal bes beut19@dmertta=
ni18en Oi6ters @rnft MntOn 3inOt lplro
gu Sefferfon Gitp, MO,, ent9iat.
8. DIS Na6folger S6eoOOre &ooieoelPs
mirb G6arles 8. NQsn bon Mahu6l'tetts
gum 9iilfszM %ernanrt.
II. Mtt 80 segen 48 Stimmen lebrt es
bas Sdus ab, bic 2obge'f4e GInipan>
berungsz9iq CUR Debate uuf5unebmen.
II. 9as neue @9Ia9ti9iff v@la6ama"
piro BON Cramps @9iffsperft bom Staz
pei g%elaTen.
"a. Die Rotbe u5z@efsni4afi toirO
bon Der 8unoesregisrung Offi5iea ener1
tannt.
81. sSSn ct. Souls Oereinigen ii3 bic
rWeF li@e poft" unb Der r@n5ei9er oes
Msi items" gu elmer 3situng.
%. prdiibent Mcainlep beit4tigt oas
Camp NGger BEL Wui9ington.
20. gu @pracufe tagt Der gerbar1o Der
beutI6zfut6olif9en gereine bes @t1ateS
Sem gort. = Ser 9rdberf3miidungstag
piro i'm gan3en 2an0e in feftli4er Weils
~begansen.
30. Mit 5runfrei6 pirb Elm &eciproci@
tGGtsz8 ertrug abgefdloffen. Quf benz
Ruralz5riebbofe gu albanp pirb elm Dent
NAL bes Generals BON Steinpebr ert9iqi.
81. Oscar 8. Straus tpirb gum BUM
besgefanbten in Der Sdrtei ernannt.
Sum-
1. gu Omaba, Neb., tpirb bic Stans<
MISUNDERSTANDING e%rOffnet,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

8. Sriti0f Nonfen am Norbz
poi. Sine erI9Dpfetlre G9iGberunq
Der Nbenteuer oes th6ner aorE6ers i'm
@ismeere. @ein Qebensluuf. 9ie Reife
nuf S9nee56uben burh @ronlanb. pie
beriibmte &eiIe bes u8rum" burb bic
golarregton. Die pearbzG Expedition.
9te 8erfu9e Der 0eutiden uno Oefterz
rei9er, an ben NorbpoE gu ~gelanaen.
Srtbere arctif9e Sori@ungsretien. Sin
duber1t tpertbbOaes lno Invertebrates
@ert, rei9li9 i1uftrtrt, 300 @eiten
tart, nit tIarem 9ru4 auf itartem
gdpier.
9. S ii # 8ismorG bic @tez
bererrt9tunq b:& 9eutf3en
Gei9es. Gin tpert6boQes @erf fir
ieben 9eutf9en, pel9er bic 8eroienite
beg bertorbenen groBen &an3(ers gu
piirbigen peiB.
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S~dnsar5t. 3uberIdFtgsr &atbgez
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&ranfe.
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anbere 8ef3i9ten. Bon 8aul SsbIe.
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Is. 6umOrssfen. gOn ernt etit,in.
16. Ser ShnIod 8drnpm.
Son &arl gmil Srun5Ds.
II. Die G6Bne be3 Ore6praelz
names, BON Marie 2outis
S6nar3.
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10. pie betro9ene 8raut. 9on s..
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f9tn Rei6es. Sin po9lJetroffenes Bib.
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MoStuu, Sin Selb-ud ra9 Meifoz
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49,. pie beilige Mar;a. Oelorud.
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tol9t auf benz fIeinen gelbtn 3ettel bur@
8erdnotrung bes Monats nno Der Sabresz
5abl.
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ILLINOIS STAATSzEITUNG CO.,
CHICAGO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04
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Bort ihr Ole 2ufe i'm StdotIein eri6alen?
Bell nun mo9en ole pfropfen fnallen
Suiie, wie es felt 5obren mari
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limo ais Jahrfprub lafet ms wdhlen:
nPeiter i'm Slid ur1o feft in GefabrI"
proitt Qeuiahrl
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-01-04

Die erfe 59iffs1ubung
9ttGetten BON Otrpif6en,
Die in Der S4la9t bon Smburman gefuuen
iino, tit in 2onbon nneetommen. Der 8ez
bart Der engltf9tn mebi5intf9en @9ulen an
guten @felttteni iiberfteigt bas @ngebot Bel
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Dape and Upholstery Goods constantly changing Our stock
this includes novelties Ves elegant
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andTa
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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26
IN BOULDER.

Boulder Feb 24.-The presence of
woman evangelist, accompanied by two
singers, is giving Boulder people an OPP
portunity to attend service. Mrs. Owen
of California, who has been doing what
may be termed missionary work for a
number of years, is in Boulder to hold
series of meetings, accompanied by
Misses Goss and Morgan, whose homes
are in California. The first meeting
was held Thursday evening and was
we'll attended. Mrs. Owen is pleasing
and forceful speaker and viii no doubt
continue to draw large audiences. Sat
urday afternoon she talks to the school
children especially, and on Sunday she
will hold union services at the Presby-
terrain church. The three have been
travelling together for some time and
are known as the California Mizpah
trio.
Washington's birthday had no special
observance in Boulder other than in the
public school and the closing of places
of business in the afternoon In the
evening ball was given at the Boulder
Springs, but owing to cold weather the
attendance was not large.
Mrs. Cooney of Great Falls, who IS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26

spending the winter in Helena, where
islative session, visited in Boulder a
few days with her sister, Mrs. johnson.
John Grutsch of Minneapolis is here,
being called by the illness of his sister
in-law, Miss Tressie Lawler. They will
probably go to Minneapolis as soon as
the patient is able to travel.
Mrs. Dildine, having sold her ranch,
northeast of town, to S. H. Knowles,
will probably so to her former home IN
New Jersey for an extended visit or
possibly to remain permanently.
Thomas Berkin of the Smith river
valley, who has been visiting here for
two weeks, started on Wednesday for
the return journey home, going by way
of Helena and Canyon Ferry.
Judge Parker and Mr.. Monahan have
returned from Dillon, the term of court
there being very short.
V. E. William has gone to Bismarck,
N. D.. ito bring his mother to Boulder,
where she will make her home.
The meeting of the Odd Fellows
Thursday evening was visited by few
of THE members from Basin-Messrs
Mizener. Gibson, Ecklund and Hackett.
Thursday evening about 30 jolly peo-
pie came from Basin in two big sleighS
for a call on Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Field.
1t was something of a surprise and Mr..
Field was away from home, but they
ere well entertained and passed a very
pleasant evening, returning home at 1
o'clock in the morning.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-02-26
DOl IL lNEWo.
TO THE REFORM SCHOOL
Proceedings Taken Against Three
Incorrigibles.
ARE GUILTY OF VAGRANCY
A Youngster Who Spent His Time in
Resorts OF III Repute-The Case
Against Smoltz Dismissed
by Judge Clancy.

The county attorney yesterday took
proceedings against John Bertheau,
David Sidenbender and Wilbur Bulger,
three incorrigible youngsters, and will
send them to the reform school. Com
plants were filed against them in
Judge Clancy's court charging them
with vagrancy and incorrigibility
Bertheau is is years of age and the
complaint against him says that both
his father and mother are dead and
that there is no one to exercise con-
troll over him.
For more than year he has persist
emily been guilty of vagrancy sleep
ing in barns and sheds and spending
his time among evil companions and in
resorts of i'll repute. The complaint
says the boy is irreclaimably bad so far
as present influences can be exercised
and that he has bad and pernicious
habits.
Sidenbender is but 10 years old and
is not subject to proper parental care.
His father deserted his mother long ago
and is now residing in st. Joe, Mo-,
and the mother, who is now Mahala
Williamson, is unable to control him.
Bulger is lad of Is years. His father,
Frank Bulger, is also divorced from the
Portland. The mother. who is now Nell
lie Stephens. is married again and is
unable to control the lad
On motion of Deputy County Attor-
ney Alley. Charles Smoltz, one of the
men charged with the murder of Joe
Zagar, was discharged from custody
yesterday by Judge Clancy. Mr. Alley
stated that in view of the result of the
Skof1anc case it would be useless to put
Smoltz on trial, as the evidence against
MIN would be no stronger than it WITS
against Skof1anc. Smoltz is the man
who turned the lights out while Sko-
flame and Toni beat Zagar to death.
AT the county attorneys request the
court granted him until Saturday to
file informations against Joseph Miller,
Gregor Werdner, Phil Carr, Abe Cohen
and Thomas Moore, defendants in fell
ony cases.
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PARIS THE CITY OF NEWSPAPERS.
1t Has Over $500 of Them and More
Coming.

From the Chicago Chronicle.
Paris publishes new newspaper at
every fresh sensation. The population
of the city of Paris at the last census
was $500 900. and, according to the re-
Gently published Presse Annuaire for
1899, the newspapers of the city now
number 1855.
There are in Paris at present 140
daily political newspapers, but how
many there will be next week or how
many the week after is practically i'm
possible to state. If public occasion de-
manded there might be another dozen,
Of the political organs in existence 81
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6S to ~ West Park Street, Butte.
come under the category of republican,

come under the category of republica
so are conservative and Is are socialist
The maintenance of so many socialist
newspapers in one city is strongly in
dicative of the extent to which French
papers take up and consider politics.
The price of French newspapers Is
high and the reading matter is small in
amount French newspaper readers are
perfectly satisfied to depend upon the
postoffice as an ordinary channel of
communication whenever the telegraph
fails.
More Importance is attached to liter
airy style than to exact details in local
newsgathering, and it is, therefore, pos
sible to publish with entire pecun,ary
success Paris newspaper from the col
umns of which all items of expensive
news are omitted.
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Paris Of To-day-the handsomest Pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of $40 in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained ct
Standard office in Butte. Anaconda,
MiSsoula or Great Falls.
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Tacoma has issued CAT bicycle licenses
for the year 1899.
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OCULISTS.
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DIR. r. A. GR1GG,
OCUL1ST.

Practice limited to Eye. Ear. Nose.
Throat and Chest Office Postoffice build
ing, IS East Broadway, Butte. Mont
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Leading Business Firms Of Montana.

Office half a block north of P. o.
430 North Main ST., Butte.