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WELL WHIPPED.

4 nlaSner. whose name CGT-nu1 rs ram
et. VIZ gurr- Z lesson last HIGH a -ht
uE " vas- emu CITIZENS th&] ls
WI not forge II Z hurry Aiming Lhf a.
LendHIls Z. tne merry-sc-ruuIt iA9'
night was Il ~12-veE.-nld ~aauEhte, u NJ
ant Nrz. John AaenAr. vhu X SrNfA'-As
VII Ms. J ?. NulGI Miss AFeliah "as
down 1cv1 WIN Ms. NoiarS IA1eH
aaugfla.. When II can't Tine 70 caAls
home Mss Aaa-aI complained II >. !.
-vuty ah5u. 3 s-rarEsr Annoying h@, ny
-9.lv-c har around. Sht SAID she .'-
leve5 I. was try.rE = s1eaa ths ch-tl
Wi ~. nut NJ Tvocy vas n & lAaf-
- up-l5cr. r. called & neg anU,, N1As'
CG~..-,. ana my HON WatlAt- ~ns
srglse~*e r-rgrErntrEs on thf S"oAha'
Miss Nee,.2r was tail ny -hen 10 s,Aft
! ms ana my va-l5 .al1v b & reason
4N4 E.S1Ercs Before gong W. bi2Shs
m e--a-cs, overlook her. y
ErsaE 10 -. vh.neup.- Mess"s -W4AE
ans Ca.e#n4, s. upon nm ana tHtAsA31
I'm e5od AI1 Ilercy.
Mass~s j Z E1ar-aA- anc T. = NJ
daHu came alc-c Gacu: tas rD% lhs mn
ra5 dure WITH I'm. Al trst i.H +a9tSs
-v1 looked ur-- LIS scene az { n24@-NA.
NJ; 1T s-uEta- IVES sl2ta1 10 rem a.
M so Is, 1ur,.ed east n .N-c--
s-r4s-. N4ss~s. Tvlhy a1d C2"--asf "a!
-ray ceva. saw st-I before
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TELEGRAPH NEWS
More Vigorous Campaign.

New York, Aug ia snecial dispatah
70 lhe Times from Washington says IN
reply 10 L question concerning his views
on expansion. Senato Stewart Of Nevada
sand To-Day
We have expanded. Int I IS no longer
Z question whether ~ nut we are III IA
vDr NJ il. II makes mo difference WhetheI
Ihe Tinted States had 8 rlcht 70 N"E
Lh0sAs islands. ar whether Spain had q
little To dispose 0f them. The 1atEs fr-
main thar We did buy them. ana we are
thar now 70 give the natives an osnna'-
rurlcy To RUE themselves. Hayae our
arguments are rat,1e, Syrdus, hui mat -
apparently Lhe only way 70 aAa4 WIN
those r,aogia. We cGnuo sell Them. II
VIZ snnuld. thsn il would ne tn sor1a mon
a,chy and tins people Of lhe United STATES
would stamp with unanimous disaEfp"oNal
the sale OF & country and rs a"1Di@ ~
policy II the United States in The t'hLl-
tp-IInas has not neer aggressive enough,
! believe q more vigorous campaign VIII
bewace5 IN the future
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
BUTTE LOCALS.
THREW ACID AT HER.
MFRS. Ho6ARTa HAD a NARROW
ESCAPE FROM INJURY.

q serSationhl Incident nrcur-ah .Nnt,t
~" thts a~fternoo. in Judge Nichoi>
court room, when kaTie Bush. the Main
an in s Suit, threw the contents Of a hnt-
tie al sGlphurtc Rcid in the sa4,e nj MIS-
Josephine t4oearth.
MIS-. ~f4oe8rth was arrested Yesterday
on the complaint al Miss lsuSh. the Tat
tcr alleging that Mrs. Hocarth hea taken
5000 in cash FRAN heneath 8 mattress il
her Miss TSush'S} rnnrn. The hearing
was held this afternoon before Judge
Nichols. The evidence was Of q very
ffrnsy character, ana Juaee Nichols de-
cloed Mrs. f7nSarth "a no knowledge a.
the missing money. JuSt as the iuace
announced his ACCESSION st $50 O'clock
MISS tSush arose fran the chair in which
she was sitting ana. drawing a two
ounce bottle From her pocket. threw ne
c~hntents at Mrs. Hocarth. WHO wa> sit
ing in q chair near the judges 5esk.
At first It was supposed the hott}e con
place or safety cnsoed araone the by
MIS-. t4agarth screamed TustiIS
n Miss fSu$h made an effort to get aut
Of the aoar, but was Stopped by the caart
officers \ placed un8er arrest.
MIS-. facarth was removed "a 8 resr
room, where a liberal application tf eald
water removed the acid from her face
ANA breast. An alay$tS If the stuf thro0n
ny Miss }Slsh showed that il was a veal
solution of S~ulphuvie atid. instead 81
Nitriol.
Mrs. Aasarth'> i~H.iurias are very s]jsht
ana she was bic Is VAIN home, The i'm
atdent caaSad & great Deal Of ~c>cjtanenI
on Street at the time.
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NOTICE TO

TO Patrick ". Murray and Francis Cal.
Ian. your heirs. Successors or assigns.
YOU are hereby notified that the under.
signed, your cc.Nwcer, has, IN accordance,
with the provisions e section .Ssa. OF tho
revised statute OF the United States. rsr-
formed labor and made improvements
70 the value OF 500 In representing for
the years 1891, 1892. 1899. 1898. 1896. 1853,
and 1895, the Maid OF Erin lode mining
claim. situated in unorganized mining
district. silver Row county. Montana. as
located on the 10th day OF March, 1890. by
y. II. Murray. Francis Callan and John
Rooney. and recorded on page 3l3 OF Book
II Of Lode Locations. records Of Silver
Bow county. Montana. and you are here
by notified that II YOU fail to contribute
your proportion OF said expenditures.
amounting to SiG6 IS. within 30 DAYS from
the date hereof, all your right. title and
interest and claim will become the prop
erty OF the undersigned. your
who has made the required expenditures.
JOHN ROONEY.
Butte. Mont. June IL. 1899.
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AT MOUNTAIN VIEW PARK,

One Of the biggest picnics ever held at
Mountain View park is on today, more
than 5000 people having come dow from
Butte. 1t is being held under the
auspices of the employees of the Butte
e. Boston and Boston & Montana mines.
and is a record breaker for this season.
The first tram from Butte. consisting of
six coaches, passed through Anaconda
This morning at S:55 without stopping.
The ears We're loaded to the guards, as
Were all of the other trains which came
down during the day, and some of them
had as high as thirteen coaches. The
celebrated Boston & Montana band came
down on the second train and is making
the ppe valley ring with sweet music.
The weather was ideal and this added
materially to the success of the picnic.
Frequent rains had made the grass in the
park a carpet Of green, n this with the
Foliage OF the trees was sufficient to
gladden. the hearts of all who came from
(he smoky metropolis. A Ferris wheel
rs been erected there, which sends the
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
EOTICE TO

Estate OF Ellen Drew. deceased.
Nc:;ce is hereby Htven by { lie under.
signed. administrator OF the estate OF
Eliza Drew deceased. 10 the creditors Of
ar a.. persons iaNinx Claims against the
said deceased. to exhibit them. wi.h the
necessary vouchers, With -FOUR months
af.e, me n-st publication OF This notice 10
( said administrato AZ tho law offices
Of Mediation 4 Cottcr, Hcnressy buiIa.
In. Butte, Montana. the same Ne,nx tn,
for the trarsction OF the business cf
said estate, IN the county OF Silver Bow.
state OK Montana.
JAMES G. DREW.
Administrator OF the estate Of Ellcn Drew
deceased,
Dated at Butte City, this 9th day OF Juna,
1000
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
Heavy Duty on Tobacco.

Washington, Aug 12-The officials 81
the war Department, are now considering
tha question q tha removal o. material
reduction Of the duty on leaf tobacco
srawn in ana SHIPPED from Porto Rico
u Cpha. n the LEGATIONS ars that an
order to tals effect VIII y isSpea within
a short arla. Jraer THIS pres 5ents
proclamation Of December ), 1888, the
duty N this tobacco was fixed at s. per
pound. This rate has been found 10 be
rrahihitlve. Tha Porto Rican tobacco
growers represent tha. tha tobacco IN
3ust-y IN the Islands VIII he rlgrea I'M
less relief = soon afforded them.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
BRUTAL MURDER
Was Cuumirad for The Purpose
of Robbery.
THE BODY WAS BURIED
Aged Eugene Cullinan was TIE Vac
ttm-Nas 2 Pruspa-tM ano
Fat Maas z Eu-rurG
THE BODY WAS BURIED

American gulc.. I -ts 10th s-- - NJ
county. was tn4 scene = Z c~--a -Uroef
about { week aso. Int murdered rla1 aa-
Ing Euse-e Cut---B-r. VIC Wa frt 70
death II. MS money. Ca-1-ar Wa AZ
old t-raa,. having res led ths-e - %
YEARS, and < presumed K 1av5 aeaI1-
ula1ed abau- 33H. 600 81, CCF5 -l- -
workirgs II the rI-as. H IVES - aged
man, s1rg- and -3va5 i Z CABIN &-a-+
America galch Z ~t"c-ta-y = Wash
zngton gulet, AT & u mics = more .Hc-
Avon. De-aUs # NJ Iur1z, - IA q
known az ahUut az follows:
CuIlinan vas last sa4- alive Z weak az
today. Tn CONDITION = NJ BODY vou--
indicate thai he had ba4- dsa5 aaoul tcc-
days. Kt14y brothers = Was1-Erc-
eu]co virsd sheriff Cocley Thursday
night. al th- Instance Il q-he, 1~tlstbQ-s.
rhat CuLi1ar was missing DEPUTIES
Robinson ana Mullen w@.e llspatc-e1 ~
1nedialely -O me sce-5-
He was missed Wednesday -.C~---g =
this week, when John Nulho-,a-6. VIM
had been putting u ray ~ Z .arta7r
near Washington gu-ch, Tt-C+r+l :
heard Cul1lnar's horse w~11--T-rE. w1-1a
was unusual. H took the horse outside
liz : +JF C--~ - q - = --- - 49,
where il drank e though i hs1 1ot been
wattrtd for several Gays.
Nulhollan6 then Started Z search to-
the missing mar. frs gong II he cabin.
which hid found in Z dis1-14-.y condition.
He the- notified ta= ~ntghtt9-s. Wig coE-
ii-uel rh+ search without sva--.
rpon tht arrival Of Deputies Robinson
and Mullen tre search was re-ewe5 Win
the result q finding the b1dy buried about
ore-half ME from the cabin. Tha head
was crushed badly. and th4r4 was ev.-
de1ce ot 4 s-rugg.e near IN grave.
Cull.ran s0.6 some placer claims about
sever years ago fur SIS. 900 ana had been
receiving The payment n iIsta---.5-ts,
the last Being received q short .t-7e ago.
II is presumed that me party ar parties
who murdered Cu,linam knew II This ard
supposed that h mad Inc cash i'm the cab
in. Several persons are suspected q hav-
knowledge Of the murder.
John Chadwick, q ~relghbor Of The MUIR
dered man. was brought 10 Anaconda
last night and is held al the county jai.
as a witness. H says: THURSDAY 10 Of
US spent th= day looking tor Eugene. Al
his CABIN We found Z pick missing. This
gave US an .Gea he might have gone Of
to DO some work on an old n1ina Ct some
thing Of that sort and fallen in a shaft.
AL our efforts Were t-uitless.
cu}lnam's remains were found hy Dep
uty Sheriff Robinson. TIE body was
found a considerable distance below the
surface, wrapped in & p.ece Of canvas.
with the head beaten in. Whether is was
done with a pick or Z club. I can-oc say.
The missing pick mas not been found.
Eugene had been warned repeatedly
that il was unsafe for a man Of rs means
to live in a lonely cabin, but he would
never believe that any ore would harm
him for his money.
A. c. Glover, justice o. the peace o.
Avon, has gone 70 the scene, and Wi. hold
an inquest over the remains. Sheriff Con-
ley * also there making an investigation.
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Statement Of Experts.

WASHINGTON, Aug. lo.-The monthly
statement Of the experts Of demest.ce
products show that the exports for July
were as follows; PreadstuffS. sal,oS4,+75:
increase. as compared With July. lSaS.
nearly $4,000. 900, Cattle and hogs. 81
o4l .lee; decrease, $4,000. Provisions. STA
$50. 2S4: increase. $4,000, 600. Cotton. S.
4+2, 9a5; increase, s2,6l4o0o. Mineral oil,
s5,2la.5le; increase, 100000. These show
a larger total for July for these five ar
ticles than for any preceding July in
many years.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
A BAD FIGHT,

Pete Brodovich, John Propovich and N.
kovich had trouble last night in the
Fountain saloon, on East Park avenue.
in which B~rodOvich was struck over the
head and badly cut with a blunt instru-
,nent. The condition Of ~l5rodovich was
10 bad that DR.. Leahy was called in to
dress his wounds, which are bad. His
skull rs said TO be fractured. This morn
Ing he was Unconscious. Propovich and
kovich are in Jail charged with assault
In the second degree. Their preliminary
hearing viii be held before Judge I NJ
Kennedy on Monday morning.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
Aid for the Sufferers.

Chicago. Aug. l2-The Tribune today
says: In response to inquiries as to what
might be expected from their cities in re-
sponse to Secretary Roots apepal for
help for the hurricane sufferers in Porto
Rico. the mayors in San Francisco. Raj
timare. Boston. ST. Louis. Denver. Omaha.
Cincinnati. Buffalo and Chicago have re-
piled that appeals to the public would be
issued. urging contributions TO the Porto
Rico relic fund.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
Can Tow the Shamrock.

London. Aug. la-Tha Field, referring
10 the New York Yacht clua's consent
tia the cup challenger Shamrock shan
tie towed during calm spells, says; "If
this vii mot he 2 precedent, what VIII
Il b.? II i not likely that the sham
rock viii ba bacalrne6 III ~mid-ocean, and
low rs would b mos, useful IN case of
~hea6wirdS." Ill the opinion of the Fled.
this trials between the Columbia and the
Defender s4ve 10 insight into the chances
Of the untrisd shamrock.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Tou. essas 1r.ueat hv ne -a-l-. NJ
sTs = Et--+ssy brandy against s@rA-
dealers at NV II tr-a- lr .as ctE bt.Qce
Judge Bake = Es.s-a, sung as : conn
II - e-sc # rha federal court
There arr 1wo CAGES against james \.
C1-I-s an Harry !. Frank. and @1s
a21t CANS J. \. Patr411 and Ea-ahAn
& McCa-5u-r.
AL arts II Ir5ea Blake a~s subject -
~ approval = h court, Ms decsoIs
no bang t-a- u-tl 80 approved.
The two CASES against J. Z, Co+l--s &
c.. v5-a today st.tle5 a-1:cah-y.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
Lett All to Charity.

Kansas City, No. Aug. 12.-Loseph Be
moist. a French Canadian. who had lived
in Kansas City for 20 years, is dead. He
leaves an estate Of 5000. 900. nearly all of
which is willed to local charities. He
was an agnostic and in many ways &C.
centric. Years ago he purchased the cef-
fin in which he was buried. and his in
structions We're that there should be alb
solutely no ervices or ceremonies at his
burial.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
sTocNHoLpERS MEETING.

TIE regular annual meeting Of the
western Mine Enterprise company IS
hereby called 10 be held al ,ae affee Of
the company, room Il, Slver Sow Block,
Futta. Mont, on Wednesday. August Is.
1895 a. II o'clocA z. m, for the election at
8 hoard Of trustees dt such company FOR
tta ensuing car, and for the transaction
OF <uch other business as may BE law
fully done by SAID meeting.
A. J. ETNENN,
Secretary,
Crt+. Nart arc : fSee
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
A SMALL

DR.. W. H. English IS mourning the loss
CT q harness and several other articles,
which were stolen from his stable at the
rear Of the Margaret thea.er two nights
ago. Entrance was effected through the
door from which the paddock was remoy-
ed by the burglar during the night. The
horse and buggy were about the only
things not taken. The police are working
Hy tho ~ ~
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
~svorNnoAnNRs' MEETING

Notice ia hereby at,en that the reanipv
annual meeting ot the Htoskhaldcts " The
R]rchdsle stock Earn, will I've heii at
the office ot the 'orhranN. al ~ West
broadway, IN the city W Gutte. Mon
lana, ON Monday, August "A, ,SnA, al y
O'CLOCK y. ny, For HE election of three
trustee. fot the ensuing year. and far
the transaction ~ eus, athet business
as may come before the meeting. Nv
utder &c the board of trustees
FRANK W. NASNtNa.
e.ttptNSy,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
LOCAL BRIEFS


-. 7t--- -ns -a.s--
Las -
.
A l Babcccs = Bt-5-Es VS. II tAe
Cty Yesterday.
james II. G.s-n ot C~.-1.rna-. ohio, :
q .te Montana.
TO- ~ : o,--,- : -,,~-.
7-r - =. shaw
All -o-5rb- rr--4 s-5 .~51y T,,--
szIf
~ FTol-ch- Joe fa-oiH2ah a.H .a.lh
emery were arrested 1aSt rlsh. -oE rsA1-
Lf4 Al17e band ana @tiNer hoN G-ee
c!uo VIII picnic at Mountain View park
TOMORROW
Mss NacDousai has returned iron. =
Ts-- II tha east. har.ns Eons as "a? as
Boston, Mass.
pav 7 JArlirs nas-o- ~ ina RAN
HI church leayes <or Livingston ton,or-
nav evening IN a three DAYS. visit.
= y h4Ii.soh, G1Vat ->o:llefil express
6ay me guas- of Ioca1 Aean- ? r S-sr-
?. r. f.af1asoe4, n'aHasef q the Fos'aI
eor q 9u-ld!s Nlslr 70 the coast. he Is
succeeded oy \. :. hrlshl.
Ms. NJ. Caombe. son ana daughter. ar.
f-NF2 II ms c.t! Hesse.3a! on 9 Ns' with
ut parents ~. ana Mrs. James Mo1'o"-
81 ana SISTER MIS-. r. J. baahoh.
Miss Helen Gleason. county supersr.er-
dent II schools. vii hold a regular exam-
iration for teachers certificates a: her
office n tbs Shields block on August IL
ana "a.
Miss Lizzie McCaffrey gave A splendid
birthday party at me home of ha~ nav
EMS On Cherry stree. last night in honor
OF the twentieth anniversary Of the birth
:. Of her sister Margaret.
r. 49,,
-. - - ;. ees.-..S service a.
-. -. -"..aH morning
- 80. '71H."! scAco
and preaching cervice r. the evening.
p, ra., ~
. ~ = ! .xis' lase pro
: q Io-.sSe
: go ~ - r7t,o"'
? =. So q go -. ; pIedca d
: 80 o.a 80 - 90 "1-as ~. .I
o va
The subject Of Rev. J.. A. Jenkins at III
= Baptist church tomorrow at II o'clocl
, VIII be: Dry Bones Sunday school a
: 1903 p. m: Christian Endeavor meetin.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
s1s-ExcrHsToN TO SALT LAxE-s1s
Iqth 1896

In view Of the o~nenins Of TtAh's gilt
cerins sat palace, heauJiful grounds in
GLIDING Midway Flaisance, and the finest
salt water hathlns on earth, the Short
Lime VIII sell tickcyS on above daFe from
Butte and Anaconda 70 Salt Lake and re
turn h Silt; TICKETS 10 ne used going on
either 80 g.. n. or a:+5 n. ~. trains. goaG
TO return any time within 10 days
Make sleeping reservations now. there
.Ny securing the best of accom- naaations
e Fest broadway. Butte.
Il. Q. WILSON. General Agent.
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CRYSTAL SPRINGS.

You miss the pnpuctunity nf vnu- life
II you dc NOT give Crystal Springs s call.
One Whp has been there once vii always
ell again. Only fve miles from gut,e.
Fines bicycle road N the county. Elec-
trIC fountain display sve~y evening. The
on.y one N tne STATE. Best Gaze and hs..
Service Strictly hrst-class. Most modern
l:upgoVeG plunge ana private harhs
Omen ~ day mi night. Beating or he
lake.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
Prisoner Released.

Washington, Aus. 1.-THE state de-
rartrleni has finally learned that John
Kelley, this American WHO was confined
in Il consular Jan AT Yokohama, Japan,
has been released under operation Of the
treaty which recently went INTO operation
bstveen japan and 1fe United States,
ana has left that country.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

riders IL the an a feet. and this witr tins
ptIter games vas iihe-al,y pGI"oniH@u.
Dancing was INDUCED II q tnt paNAtoh
from the NOM itDur.. 4 spou ~p"psr&lnlllf
O. sluT1E WIS carried nur.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
~ rr,,rRruNTry rGE AN OUTING
Nh IN T,sE EfTvEN ROOF NAll.Ty

ts,,.N further notice the Northorn va
so, NSi sen ~nnnd ,riN ticket. IRON,
,.,,sie Anaconda aud Deer Lodge l.,
Namiian and return Including hotel ex-
norse. a. fsl'swe;
Nn sale Wednesdays =ni SATURDAYS
,.,u,,a ,yir tickets 10 hamilton ia,iaitna
u4s ,,ca,v and Two Nights lodging al the
E,>a)N Motel AT hamilton. $40
ON uale daily r,una 'riN tickets 4,
hamilton Including meals ANA iNiaina Al
Ea>alN Hotel siN and three quarter days
SO.
Vi,hesa rali AZ ihe above rate. VIII rniy
nc horoSel IN ife Copper CITY limited
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
TEE MINERS UNION PICNIC. At
ANACONDA LANE PARK. Sun
DAY, AUGUST 90, 1899.

For the above occasion the r., 4. &
T. railway viii make 81 rate Of S1.N0 for
the round trip. I3utte To Anaconda ana
return.
Trans leave Bu;te: S, ana 10 a. M.
ana 4.nS and 4:45 n. m.
Returning. leave Anaconda 81 1910. s
&. 40 and 70 r. m. CrnianjehD.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
j. o. McCRECOR,
VETERINARY SURGEON.

Honorary graduate OF the ontario Vet-
Urinary College. Toronto, Canada, Treats
oil diseases OF domeHticated animals ac-
cord,ng TO scientific principles. once Mt
Marlow's Stables. tt South Main street.
Telephone cM. All cases promptly at
to.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

The we'll KNOW -,octnaher Albert
liocttcher. FORMERLY With Frei ~llollrooh,
has nrenoi a s,ap IN Academy ntreet,
where he invites al lis old t,ien1n anl
ae~unaiutaneor to cali His work VIII al
waNa I've Ntst riaao and ~ to date.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

SILVER ROW LODGE NO ~,
~ A T. 4 A, NJ Regular meeting ~
" Masonic Temple, seeond an"
fourth lhurHdayn of each mouth. So
journing brethren cordially invited IL at
tend. ban Nanrev. secretary.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12
DR.. HUE POCK
s. Main st.

The only pure root and herb treatment
IN Butte.
Specialist In Chronic Diseases " long
standing, Permanent cures made ~ n"
Private Disease. The Diseases " WOO
men have been made \ study OF for years
and are successfully treated.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-08-12

Moves. polo costume. Nj. Fl. q. wilson,
cotrt gentleman. u hRr~ present nnt in
costume were: Ms Neore. Nfrs. T,svalle.
Mrs A~cf4Rttnn. Ms, Lee Fnvtnr Mrs.
Harrington, Miss SumlaN. Nj. Steri.ns Of
n $souia Afr. John Lofts. $enatnx Man
tte, Nj. Morgan, Nj. F-hphN. MI. Nc
fstton, NJ, Mason. Nj. Laveika. Mt.
Ions pr FrVund, Mr., Shaw. Nj. Cotter.
Nj. Turner Afr. Lee Foster.
Mrs. John Davis entertained 9 xsw
Friends al whist Fridsy afternoon. Mrs.
Shaw won frs prize, z aux glass bon hon
DISH. Ms. MCEr &c sechrd. q l44vjland
salad how. ThCse present wore: Ms.
Favis. MS Gjl.y, Ms. Emerson. Nfrs.
shaw, Ms. Campbell, Ms. i~ther~pnon,
Mrs, Susch. Ms. Lewis. Mrs W~eiuScsr-
". Mrs. W1eo6son. Ms. 4.yneh. Mrs.
asTfr Of lineage. Mrs. FarriSen. Mr..
LsoW'enstein, MIS-. ROCKWELL, Ms. Reed,
Mrs. MolSaide.
tn SILVER row Glet cub and tne Arce
band give s. tofrt picnic tcmbg@oN 1T
mountain View park. Fare for e5U.t~. 81.
and Tor children, GOO. Music t~hrbUgh0ut
day ana evening by tht s}ae club ana by
the hand. Trans leave \ r.. A 4 Il.
dcnot 81 10 E. m. sra los snE 90 r. m.
RoturnEns. leave A~nAchrsa at 500 and
% =. m. Last train aaaves th2 park SIT
II n. N. ard Anaean&s al II 90. TrslnS
run every halt hour between ArsShrda
and The pagk.
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Sln excursion to- neef Lodge aun1av V,
| AUGUST H. Ttain leaves 10 40 a IN.
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uilrTE LODGE No. ~, A. u &
w A NJ. Resular meeting IN Ma
~ sonic reuple. recoud and fourth
'%Tucsdays uf each Month. aolourNlnS
brethren cordially invited to attend.
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ElSAER Tailor. s West Gslens
New suits made. Rens5r-
ms, Steam tiesnfns, pressing. Prices paSv.
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Plan Was Abandoned.

Hartford City. Ind. Aug. 12.-H. r.
Smith of this city, one of the principal
promoters of the American Window
Glass company, today that
the project had been abandoned after
nearly $50, 600 had been expended in it's
promotion. The inability of the manu-
factories to agree is given as the reason.
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John \ Olson, Mgslc Teacher ana Dr.
chestra, 126 West G-an!te.
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Tov the hot summer months ~e VIII o.
FER the pu&ia5 son7ethias very tanty i'm q
special Nus II az goods uavn!ns ana
evening gowns, 5rtsSOe sacaNes. resIi-
gees. Wrappers, vs. Sc. h,rts hosiery,
exc. Room A. aRd IS SwsvY &,Atk. Mem
berg EroS. 4 Ensteln. / rtpret,gs.