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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-13
TIE STATE GRANGE.


BishopvilIs, Dec 9.-The State
Grange Of Sohth Carolins held its
20sh annual session here the 9th and
tsh inss Nearly every grange was
fepseseoted and much interest man.
i5ss<sd BY those presen The meet
ing wee very interesting and instruc
tive throughout Worthy Master w /.
K Thompson read mis- annual address
The State Grunge heartily endorsed
Shs sclion taken BY the National
Grunge % regards "Trusts," "Subsi.
dixieg our Merchant Marine. "Free
delivery Of mall in rursl districts,
esc " The election Of officers for
shs next two yesrs resulted 90 fol.
lows:
!, Mssssr. v X Thompson. Liberty
Hin ; ovsrsser. J ] Shaw. Wisscky {;
lecturer. J w English. Bishopville !;
steward. T L Davis, Antioch ; assist
sut steward. J F Boykin. Iona !;
chaplain. @ j Rollins. Bishopville
trsssurss. e ; Boykiu. Ionis secre.
sasy. w A Jsmes. Bishopville !;
Pouons. Mrs 8 " Thompson. Liber
q Hili Flors. Mise Mamie Gibson.
Bishopville Ceres. Mrs O L Esglish,
Bisbopvills lady assistant steward.
Miss Genie Eqglish member Of
excessive committee, A K Sanders,
Hsgood.
The place Of next meeting wss left
10 the executive committee to iix and
notify the gssngsrs. Messrs w. K
Thompson. T. l. Davis and ]. w
Esglish we're appointed . committee
20 bring before our Legislature and
pembers Of congress any matters of
legisIatiop for the good Of the sgri.
cuiturist A hearty vote of tbsnks
wss accorded to the Knights of
Pythias for the use of their hall and
70 the people Of Bishopville for their
hospitality. after which the graugers
adjourned st 5 p m. on the IT'D inst
Al one time there were about 400
graoess in the State. bu, nov there
ere ooiy sbcu, 20. and they exist only
IL Samier sod K.rshaw couoties. The
esscsers are the bss, organisation that
The fs'me have ever had. aud il is q
great yi'y ina, more interest n DOT
manifested aud every county 10 the
State thoroughly osgsnixed. IL that
vss The case isa farmers would be in
better shape to 6sht The gigantic trusts
shss are sprioRioe up every day and
are "poirs their vs'y ife blood Take
for instance The ferhl'ssr trust that
report ssys will exretd IL. unsorupulous
srn' and MAKE ,hs farmers pay . tribute
ef foas 10 % per 100 more on oil
elasssa cf goods oext year. We dare
ssy that " the farmers we're half 90
cell orasS d 90 they we're 10 the days
oetbe .llisoce 10 1890. rhs, ibe back
bone II this gigantic swiodle would
sooo be broken aud ice prices Of
fsstilisws would soon be forced 10 those
Of lss, year. Tho pas, sessoo hss bseo
prosperous ous 10 tbe average farmer,
sed new iha, hey are getting in better
sbsp~ N every respect they are 10 be
ssxsd by this uus, alone Sl5, 900. 900
10 their oex' years crop. provided tha,
che saoih oses the same amouos Of
fsrtiliz rs oex, year that vas used this
year.
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Cotton Seed Wanted

Having severed my connection with the
Sumter Oil Mill. Co., am now prepared TO
pay the highest cash price for cotton seed at
the old G. 5 h N. depot. am slso handling
meal sod bulls. See me before selling or ex.
changing jour seed.
w. B. BOYLE.
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10 40 omioous sound to the mau Who
iso't Insured. wbeo be sees bis home
disappearing 10 flames aud smoke.
We Gao hardly have auy compassion
oo him. when it is go easy sod at such
a small outlay TO provide against such
loss A policy 10 sbe Hartford Iosur.
aoce Co. costs you bqt . small sum
when We draw it for you. and gives
you security as safe Is the Baok of
Eogland.
A. c. PHELPS co.,
Gso'ltusuraoce Agents. Sumter. s. G
Mch lb-o
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THE WATCHMAN AND sOUTHRON. DECEMBER 3. 1899
CHOICE Vegetables

CHOICE Vegetables
~ will always find a ready
market-but only that farmer
can raise them who has studied
the great secret how to OBJ
tain both quality and quantity
by the judicious use of we'll
balanced fertilizers. No fertil-
izer for Vegetables can produce
a large yield unless it contains
at least 80 Potash. Send for
our books, which furnish full
information. We send them
free of charge.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
o. 90 Nassau ST., New York.
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The State Of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
By T. ?. Walsh, Esq, Probate Judge
VXIHEREAS, DR.. W. J. PRINGLE made
w Asuit to me to grant him Letters of
Admiuistraton of the Estate OF and effects of
Ms. Sarah Gordon, late of said County and
State, deceased.
These are therafore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
tthe said Mrs Sarah Gordon, as aforesaid. de.
ceased, that they be and appear before me in
the Court Of Probate. to be held at Sum.
ter @. H., on December 81, 1899, next, after
publication thereof. at / o'clock iu the fore
noon, TO show cause, it any they have, why
the said Administration should not be grant.
ed.
Given under my hand this 18th day of De.
cember, A D. 1899.
THOS V. WALSH,
Judge of Probate.
Dec l3-2t
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The Sswtsr WascAman was toundeo
. 1850 and the True SoutAron 10 1866.
The Wasckmos and Sosshron now has
ths oombiOeS circulation and influence
sf both Of she old papers, and is mani
isssly. the best advertising medium 10
osmssv
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S. G. Conference
Appointments.

The appointments for 1900 are .,
folloWs
CHARLESTON DISTRICT.
Al Stokss. P E.
Alleodals-A j Cauthsu, Jr.
Besa{prt-A b Earle.
Pinopolis-W T Patrick.
Blsot Swsmp-W y Kirklaod.
Chsrlssson-Trioity, j W Kilgo
Bsshel. E o Wsssoo E; Spring Street.
Joo Oven ; Cumberland, j L Harley.
Ehrhsrdt-H y Mouzon.
Cgpress-J l. Mul,iuix
Ridgeland-W r Buchanan.
Hsup.on-E K Moore
Hsrieyville-E N McKissick.
Hendersooville- N Rouutree.
MeClsilsnvills-J F Way.
Port Royal-R r Turnipseed.
Ridgsvills-R w Humpbries.
Round 0 sud 81 Paul-J G Davis.
Summsrvills--G p Watson.
St Georges Ssstioo-W b Duncan.
Grover-D A Calhoun.
Cosdssville-D A Patrick.
Waltsrboro-J E Carlisle
Secretary Eduea,ion-J w Kilgo.
Assistao, Editor s G Advocate-S
A Weber.
Chaplain Port Sooiety-P A Mur.
ray.
NJ Plsassot-To be supplied
COKEsBURY DISTRICT.
RA Child. P e.
Abbeville-J w Daniel.
Autreville-S + Bisokmsu.
Bstlsr-H w Whitaker.
Cokssbury-J L Daniel.
Donslds-W B Whar,on.
Green wood-P L Kirtoo.
Greenwood City Mission Supp pplied.
Kiosrds-J j Stevenson.
LoWudssvills-Peser Stokes.
MeCqrmiek-W T Cuucau.
Mt Csrmsl-Henry Stokes.
Ninety.Six-W l. Wait.
Newbsrry-Johoston Street, W I
Herbert ; O'Neal Street. j W Spsske.
Nswbsrry Os-D p Boyd.
Psrksville-E K Hodge,.
Phoeoix--M NJ Brabbsm.
Priocetoo-S w Henry.
Prosperity-W H Arisil.
Ssluda-A 8 Lsslie.
Verdsry-S ] Bsshes.
Wsterlao-W 9 VIM.
Cotss'ury Conference Sehool-W s
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COLUMBIA DISTRICT.
q T Hodge,, p E.

4
Batssburg--A q Walker.
Observation-Disclosures ,sreet, w r
Richardson Main Street. 8 Fl ZimA
msrmsp (; Green Street. 0rsuby Aud
Riohlsod-J e Mshsssy {; Brooklsud
asd Hsbroo. g D Mson Edgewood,
RI Truesdals Hysss's Park. to be
supplisd.
Eiseasld-G W Davis.
Faif6sld-R w Spigsper.
For, Mo.,s-J 9 Wsleh
Gssoi,sville-E p Hutset.
Johustoo-S p H Elwsli.
Lsoglsy-R @ Boulware.
Leesville-J F Anderson.
Lswiedsle-J M L,Wsop.
Lsxiogsoo--J N Wright. \
Lexioetoo Fork-J 8 Abercrombie.
Ridyswsy-W 8 Goodwin.
Upper St Msubews-J W Arisll.
Wipnsboro-J D Crout.
Sou,bero Christian Advocate-Joo
0 Wilson.
Columbia Femsle. Coilsge-W w
Dsoiel
Epwor,b Orpbsusee-G H Waddell.
Psine Insti,uts--Gso w Walker.
vi,le-R ElMood.
FLORENCE DISTRICT.
NJ Dareao. p E
Cheraw S,s,iou-E G Price.
Cheraw CA B Weldon.
Clausssn-J j. Roy.
Clyde-W M Hardso.
Dsrlingtoo-C b Smith.
Dsrliogtoo Ct-A r Pbillips
Fiorsnoe-J 7 Pate
Georgetown-J l. Stokes.
Georgetoo Ct-J A White
Hartsville C,-J w Humbert.
johnson ville-J r Sojouroer.
KinRs,ree CIV s Martin.
Lake Cmy-J E Rushtou
Iamsr-G NJ Boyd.
Lsoes-R NJ DuBoss.
Rowe--A E Hol,er.
Saltsrs-W H Thrower.
Scrantoo-W G Kelley
South Floreoce-O l. Duraut.
T,mmonsville-HJ j Csutheu.
Oxrtersville-Wm Roll
GREENVILLE DISTRICT.
j b Wilson. p f
Auderson-S, Johns j b Campbell;
Wes. Eod, 8 b Harper
Essley and b B,thesda-W Il Wig.
gins.
Fountain Inn Ct-G G Lsouard.
Grceuville--Buncombe Street. G T
Harmon City Mills. b G Murphy /;
), Paul's NJ Il Kelly.
GrecnviiIe CT J White.
Greer's--J G Roper
Mcclure Ct-C w Burgess.
North Pickens Ct-J N Stone.
Batesville-B NJ Robertson.
Pelser-T G Herbert.
Peudletou CTR + Stackhouse.
Piokens CTR II Dsgnall.
Piedmont--T G Ligon
Reidvlle-J w Shell.
Seneca and Walhalla-G 4 Clark.
son.
S.arr aud Iva.-O NJ Abney.
Towuville-John w Bailey
Travellers R,st-J A.taway.
Wslhalla Newry-To be supplied.
Wessmioister-D w Keller.
West Pickens--L l. Ioabinet {; A NJ
Attawsy. supsroumerary.
Willisaston aud Bsltou-P =
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Estate Of Alfred E. Gregg, Decd.
WILL apply to the Judge of Probate
Il of Spmter County for Final Discha arge
as Admiuis,ra,rix of aforesaid Estate on jan.
uary 9Th, looO
Mrs CELIA R. GREGG,
Dec c-4t Adminjstratrix.
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H~zSSSxSSSSs:S:S ~SHxHHSc@N~NS~0:S " y S "
Every stock is a complete
store i'm itself.
OUR DRESS GOODS STOCK is just exactly
right all the things be found here-a Styles and all
prices.
OUR STOCK OF TRIMMINGS is in keep.
ing with Dress Goods you will find very desr-
able line Of Silks vevets Braid all the Novelties of the
season.
Do you need Bed Covering? If so. we are
the people.
BLANKETS COMFORTS and WHITE QUILTS Just like :
the rest of stock all bought before the advance You will
have to buy them, so take our advice and buy now.
you need Wrap for yourself child see our immense
stock before you purchase You will find all the new STYLES
in our very complete stock.
T. Are YOU one of our Shoe Customers?
If not you your enemy. Complete line of Shoes
for one and al-man or woman girl boy Complete line
of Infants Shoes We still the agents Sumter for
the justly celebrated Douglas Shoe Spare few minutes in
our Shoe room, it will pay you
OUR DOMESTIC STOCK is full up, anything
you want most to be found here Outings Fannelettes
Pques Gpgham Sanes Percaes are here for Waists and
Dresses also, several new lines in cotton goods
UNDERWEAR STOCK-A peep at our Under
wear Stock for ladies' and children will be enough 70
you of the line carried by to mother is the wav it
All sizes and styles of and wool Underwear to be
found here Prices will convince you that you get
your moneys worth
Last but by no means least, Our Clothing and
Furnishing Departments Here you will find complete a
stock you can find in these parts All the things be
found here.
In our Clothing Department you will find every
+b for, D.:
Last but not least is Grocery Department. which
fancy and staple Groceries, at prices which invite comparison
J: RYTTENbERC & SONS,
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ci0 MS oX-
= anlinatiOnS
y It's marvel
Il Gus action
:, on the dis.
I tinctly fem.
y ] nj ne or
=. ganS. heal
and Strpn.,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-13

} DO you suffer from Painful, Irregular
or suppressed Menstruation? Benedicta
4 has cured many suffering women and !
: Will cure You I'm tie privacy OF your
4 home. without the necessity of physi-
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bLANKEIS, COMFORTS and WHITE QUILTS Just lil
the rest of our stock all bought before the advance You
have to buy them, so take our advice and buy now
IT you need Wrap for yourself child see our immen
stock before you purchase You will find all the new sty
IN our very complete stock.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1899-12-13

90 Nassau ST., New York
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-15

BUTTE d SARATOGA COPPER MIN
ing Co.'S stock 50 cents pershare. OBJ
iect of selling. developing mines. Room
II, Silver Bow block Butte.
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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-Wool Prices and
Movements-Grain and Pro-
duce-Review of Trade.

New York. April 14.-Trading was rather
sluggish most of the day, transactions
only slightly exceeding half a million
shares. Local transportation shares con-
tinued prominent in the dealings, while
the railroads moved within a narrow linz
It, The idea that Brooklyn Transit might
benefit some Of the mooted electrical COM
binations made the stock in keen request
The stock sold, except the subscription
rights, from 129 to 134A, closing at 134
against last nights 1870.
Manhattan, too. ran up some points,
while Metropolitan. after an early dis
play of strength, broke points, closing
with a net loss of 3 points.
Among other strong specialties were
Sugar, Peoples Gas, Continental Tobacco,
Federal Steel, Rubber and Tennessee
Coal the two last named rising and 5
points.
The railway list although neglected
most of the day, was strong in the late
dealings. Influences at work on senfi-
ment were easy money, hopes of favor
able bank statement tomorrow and rath-
err better reports on wheat. Mobile &:
Ohio advanced on small dealings on the
belief that a deal was pending which
would secure the road an entrance to Chi
cago over the ST. Louis Short Line. A
number of brokers have secured large
time loans so as not to be forced to pay
nigh rates for call money IN any posi-
BILE squeeze in money.
Transactions for foreign account were
very small In the final dealings the
pressure against traction stocks caused
some recessions from the best prices, but
the undertone was good.
To-days bond market showed good
breadth and there were some gains in IS
sues which have of late obtained promi-
nence in the market. Total sales, $780,
0O0
u. S. IS coupon advanced y per cent,
while the old As coupon and the new is
declined Il per cent. in the bid price.
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CHICAGO MARKETS.
Produce.

Chicago April 14-General strength
abroad and continued bad crop news gave
wheat strong start. May opened asnasc
higher at from 75c down to 7434c, and rose
to 751sc At this point the market was
flooded with long wheat. For about 20
minutes, however, there We're shorts
enough to stop further loss on previous
sales and absorb offerings and the mar
ket held steady. The bears took fresh
courage when it became evident that
liquidation was to continue and several
shorts who had covered early commenced
to sell again.
When both longs and shorts had wheat
for sale at the same time it was impos-
sible to find buyers enough, and that
state of affairs resulted in d punctured
boom. The price of May inside of an
hour dropped to 1850. Short selling was
encouraged by the heavy shipments of
wheat from Argentina this week. which
amounted to nearly 100000 bushels. Pre-
dictions of possible showers tomorrow in
Illinois and rainy weather in Missouri and
Kansas also accelerated the decline. The
market became very irregular over
somewhat narrow range during the re-
mainder of the forenoon succeeding the
time of the early decline.
The Modern Miller declared that the
whole wheat situation showed a notable
improvement and that the advices had
become distinctly better during the week
On that authority as against all others of
different kinds the price was attacked and
forced a few notches lower than it went
in the forenoon. From that time the mar
ket continued heavy, May declining to
73c and closing at 731k073hc July, which
sold for 75ssc at the beginning, declined to
73&c, with buyers at the close.
Trade in corn was quiet and a. the start
slightly better prices were made. Liqul-
dation set in. however. and the market
manifested considerable weakness. May
corn closed &c lower
Oats ruled quiet within narrow limits
Favorable weather widened the spread
between May and July to 1&d17sc. There
was a good cash demand. May OATS closed
A62sc lower.
Better prices at the yards and scattered
outside buying strengthened provisions at
the yards May pork closed 21ac higher,
lard closed 31ac higher and ribs 2lA@5c
higher.
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF S-ROOM
brick at a bargain. Call at % n. At
laTtic. Butte.
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:, r+;,,as This shon was visited by the

articles This shop was visited by the
said habitue soon after the hour of s.
Have you a bucket?'' he asked the
clerk hopping the dew off his resource
full brain, for walking was uncomforta-
BILE last evening.
1--WE sell them" replied the saffron
complexioned clerk.
'tHow cheap do they rum
"From two-bits up
Gimme a two btter.'
"Have you ice?"
eve have
"Gimme cents worth"
The habitue put the ice in the bucket
and hurredly left the store. A second
later there was a rush at the gate.
Let me in, quick piped a squeaky
voice. I'm late, and Smith wants me in
the ring
The unsuspecting coppers promptly
stepped to one side and the habitue pass
ed in to see the fight which never came
off.
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-4O6 E. PARK,
Anaconda. Nine Young, Prop
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Financial Cablegram.

New York. April 14.-The Commercial
Advertisers London financial cablegram
says: The markets here were mainly 'oc-
cupied to-day in discussing the effect Of
the new statement of duties. 1t is thought
they bear unduly on Americans generally.
owing to the practice of frequently renew
ing scrip certificates. and particularly on
low-priced shares the tax being on the
nominal value. Arbitrage business also
suffers, at Amsterdam particularly. Amer
leans were dull at parity until New York
bought. The close was at the best but
there were losses on the day.
Money was easier. The bank repaid its
borrowings; eS1,0OO gold in bars was
bought by the bank
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Tricked the Coppers.


From the San Francisco Bulletin.
An habitue of the race track, devoid of
the price of admission to the fight which
never came off, devised an original scheme
to pass the ticket taker. After the last
race the habitue found himself in the pos
session of the miserable sum of so cents
and burning desire to see the scrap.
Not caring to hit his friends for loan.
he set his fertile brain to work. Near
Woodward's there is grocery store
which sells hundred and one different
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-A SITUATION TO DO GEN
eral homework by young girl who is a
first-class cook and laundress. 400 w.
Fourth St, Anaconda.
WANTED-BY WOMAN, PLAIN SEW
ing or housework by the day. Mrs. L..
Standard. Butte.
A YOUNG LADY, THOROUGHLY EX-
perienced as a stenographer and type
writer. desires position in Butte or Ana
conda: can take rapid dictation and do
the most difficult work without an error.
Address i. M, Standard office, Anaconda.
GIRL WISHES EMPLOYMENT At
house or dining room work. SOB E. Com
mercial Anaconda.
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FOR Rents FURNISHED ROOMS
for housekeeping in modern fiat. 511 w.
Silver, Butte.
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San Francisco Wool.

San Francisco, April 14.-Spring wools-
Nevada. 10ml2lac; Eastern Oregon, 1O@12c;
valley Oregon, 15G17c. Fall wools-North-
ern mountain, SQ10c; noun tain lambs, "a
Sc; San Joaquin plains, 697c; Humboldt
and Mendocino, 9Gl1c.
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FOR sALE-HORsE AND DCGGY. IA
E. Park alley. Butte.
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Under the Bed.

From Tid-Bits.
Mrs. Timid-Did you ever find man
under the bed?
Mrs. Bluff-Yes. The night we
thought there were burglars in the
house l found my husband there.
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$3.50 BUYS SMALL HOUSE AND FULL
lot west of gulch; lots in all parts of the
city. Mcmillan & Floyd. Al E. Broadway,
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Cash Quotations.

Cash quotations were as follows: Flour
stronger. No. 2 spring wheat, 73Gl4c; NO
spring wheat, 6s@72c: No. red, 16a ISc
No. 2 corn, 35Ac: No. oats, 27$4 a2Sc; No.
Q white, 3Oa31c: No white, 291a630Ac; No.
2 rye, 56Ea@56a.c; No. 2 barley, Ss147c; No.
l flax seed. 81 81: N. W., sl.25; prime tim
othy seed, 81. 80; mess pork, per barrel, 500
9.O5; lard per 100 pounds. s5.17lad5. 20;
short ribs sides, loose, 81. 45n4.S5 dry salt
ed shoulders, boxed, 42s@4l9c; short clear
S;daS hoSed a q0n5
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Washington, April 4.-To-day's state
ment of the condition of the treasury
shows: Available cash balance, $2Sl, 49,
3SS; gold reserve, S2i3 050, 55S.
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WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.


Advertisements under this head cents
a word for the first insertion and cent
word for each subsequent insertion. No
advts taken for less than 25 cents.
Classified advts. per line per month. SIPS
Count words to the line.)
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FOR Rents LARGE ROOMS, FUR
nished for housekeeping. Inquire $40 W.
Park, Butte.
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FOR RENT-NICELY FURNISHED
room. 322 West Broadway, Butte.
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Pay your subscription to the Ana
conda Standard for one year in advance
and secure the handsome premium,
Paris of To-Day"
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Bank CleariugS.

New York, April 1.-THE following Ia
bic. compiled by Bradstreet's shows the
bank cearngs at the principal cities for
the week ended April 10. with the percent
age of increase and decrease as COM
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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WANTED-sTATE AGENTS FOR MON
tana-The Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company of California wants a state
agent for its Ordinary Life and Accident
departments; a competent. trustworthy
man who knows how to produce business.
Address the company, San Francisco,
Cal, stating experience.
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Metal Market.

New York, April 14.-Pig iron warrants
$40. 40I1050. Lake copper 1S.50c. Tin
"a 6211aGD4. S7i5c. Spelter, 6.6Oa6.7oc. Lead,
4.321h014. a71ac. The firm that fixes the sell
ing price for miners and smelters quotes
lead at 4.10c at the close. Bar silver,
593tc
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FURNITURE OF GROOM HOUSE FOR
sale, near B., A. & p. railroad station.
and house for rent; cheap if taken at
once: is on car line; call at once on A. K.
Reek, 90 L. Granite. Butte.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IN OFFICE BUS
mess with 5000. Box 1857, Butte.
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Chicago. April 14-Cattie-The cattle
market ruled firm to-day with prices
point higher. Fancy grades, 50 65mo. 70:
choice steers, S5.30G5.6 Co. mediums, "a. 15G
95; beef steers, 50 .90d4.70, feeders, $3.50
sos: bulls, $4,000 10: cows and heiteis,
Sc. 4Om4.25; Western fed steers, 81 .20G5. 90;
Texas steers, $3.S005; calves, So. seas.
Hogs-With an active local and shipping
demand for hogs prices ruled strong and
5@71ac higher. Fair to choice, 50 .S0M4 "a;
heavy packers, So. 55d3.75: mixed, So. esq
S.S5; butchers, $3.65@3.9o; lights, $S.6Oa3.S5;
pigs, So. 256l3.7 20.
Sheep--Trade in sheep was less active
than recently and shorn lambs were a lit
tie lower Colorado wooded lambs $5.7o1
$50; Western lambs, s5.50Go.75: shorn
lambs, $7Q10 per 100 pounds; sheep, $50
AIS for shorn and $3.40m5.10 for wooled;
choice, s. 70d4 S.. none below $3.50.
Receipts-Cattle 1000; hogs, 1900;
sheep. 6000,