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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19

L
any absent minded citizen sets the
township on fire, the marshal should
kill him With as little mutilation as
possible.
Tie first bill to become ii law was
tf e legislative expense bill. Legisla-
tors are working for the people
and they are the people.
49,
A House bill wants to make new
judicial circuit called the 9th, com
posed OF Beadle, Sphinx, Hand, Kings
bury and Miner. This is nicely ar
ranged to make a Huron lawyer the
Judge, with Chambers Court at
Huron.
If newspaper reports are correct
representative Pusey, of Hand. is
the recognized opposition leader on
the floor OF the house.
49,
A registration bill is before the
House, and may pass in some form
or other. Guess it's all right, too,
because under present law fellows
who have not been counted side i'm
to a precinct the day of election and
cast their vote. We're agin' the old
law, because in the science OF politics
a statesman ought to know just how
to figure before the gun goes off
49,
A Senate bill tells the state officers
that they must reside at the state
capital. 1t ought to add, "and STAY
there to-"
49,
The free range bill, spoken of in
last weeks paper, was put to sleep
very quickly. That's one good job
for the legislators against the big
cattle king.
The House had "a test vote Tues
day on the bill to abolish the Com
missioner OF insurance. 1t will pass
by party vote.
A Senate bill permits crops to be
mortgaged more than one year in
advance to pay the purchase price OF
land.
According to a house bill South
Dakota is to erect plant at the
state penitentiary for tie n,alufac-
ture of binding Irvine by labor OF
state conyicts.
TT
The house has risen above the GUS
tomary gopher bounty bill' and
is now determined to exterminate
prairie dogs whenever they locate
on school lands. 1t might be well
to post notices on each corner OF the
school sections for prairie dogs to
keep OFF the grass.
80
There are bills and bills for appro-
priations to improve, extend and
add to all public institutions in the
state. This may be taken as sign
of prosperity-and then again 1t
NAV Indicate that members from
counties having public institutions
will hook up on everything to get
something for their home pet.
49,
Under house bill No. IS county
treasurer's and sheriffs go into an
alliance to collect personal taxes
and divide fees. There Is n fatal
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS

billboard of County commissioners
OF Hand County >. ID.
Board was called TO order by Auditor
all members present. On motion board
organized by choosing j. T, Bailey chair
man for the ensuing year.
On motion the amounts of the official
bonds of the several county officers of
Hand County were fixed as follows
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19

pills to Supt of Schools ...... Is 10
Harry Kenyon care of z Jones
quarter ending Dec, 81 1898 800. 26 90
Maynard Morrill, & Co. school
books to Mrs. Briggs ..... -. co
Maynard Morrill, g. Co. School
books to Mrs. Willett ... 60
Refunds.
J II Cole 1898 tax paid on the E221l0-
81 error IN payment granted and same or
dered reassessed.
C b Hlnckley one dog tax for 1898 had
ne dog granted.
On motion board then adjourned to me ct
at nine N Jan. 4th.
Board met as per adjourned all members
present
Refund to w S Brant enc dog tex for
1897 granted,
w II Ward school poll for 1867 granted,
he not being in the state,
Logan Scott 81 % personal tax Of 1896
double payment, granted.
Francis Blatchford S3.l5 part of 1858 tax
on the n E-22-1l5-70 error in equalization
granted.
L Kenyon school poll for 1891 in Miller
Twp granted, double assessment.
l. Henyon school poll for 1891 & 1892 re-
jected.
Abatemehts,
B Jeffres & A w Williams tax of 1895 in
st, Lawrence Twp. granted.
5 Y Christ road tax on the i l6-ll0-66
for 1896. paid in TABOR and also rsturned
as delinquent granted.
| S Y Christ road tax on the E l7-l13-69
for 1898 paid in labor aad also returned
as delinquent, granted
S V Christ. 1883 tax of Salmon Allen
$3.50 parties dead and not collectible
granted.
Bill of ] Struif for taking care of court
house grounds during the year 1898 SIS,
| allowed.
Board then started checking books of
| Clerk of Court, at twelve the board ad
! jourued to one p m then proceeded with
checking books of Clerk OF Court, books
found correct and report approved.
John Campbell register fees for Dec. and
| prior months, $l4l.55.
Report of states attorney approved.
Compromise.
w H Sunderland for S. 90 on. lots lib
IA Is blk. "a w II Millers add. and rec
ommend for quit claim deed granted,
ED Stevens 81. for all of blk. . Gar.
ticks add. granted.
Mrs. G. NJ Dryer 1852. 3S for Parcel blk
6. part of the N w 1S-ll2-67 granted.
On motion it was ordered that all COM
promise OF taxes must be paid up within
sixty (eO) days from the date when same
was granted by the Co2ny board or same
will be void.
OH Collins Sc for lots blk. Allan.
tic Add. granted.
Bill Kelley tax sale cert. election sup
plies. and other blanks and supplies al
lowed at 5000.
Board then checked mp sheriff books in
voiced his Office and jsil, everything
found correct and report approved.
Bond of A S Ober. Justice approved.
Abatement by B F Ives twp. tax assessed
| on lots 27-2S blk. st. Lawrence granted.
Board then commenced to check Regis
tiers books, ut five the board adjourned
to 900 A. NJ. Jan, 9Th aud then proceed
! ed to check regist ers books.
Motion made and seconded that the Pho
neer Press. Miller Gazette, and the South
Dakota Stockman be made the official
papers for the ensuing year, carried.
! On motion DR.. w ii Lane was appointed
as member of board of Insanity, for the
next two years.
Motion made and seconded that the sal
airy for Dept. treasurer be $50. per
month, Dept. Auditor SIS. per month
and Dept. register $40. per week for the
ensuing year, motion carried.
Ordered to transfer $500. from County
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
II ENSHAW HOUSE.
c. II. ILENSHAW. PRcp.

First class lodging and the best meals the
market affords. Farmers made welcome
Also a livery and feed stable in connection
run by Henshaw and Morrow. West side
broadway, Miller. $. ID.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19

The following bonds were approved
Peter Gross, County Auditor.
Seth Wilcox, sheriff.
G.. G. Briggs, judge.
S. V. Christ, attorney
VIM. Dowler. clerk Of court,
Board then commenced to check books
of Supt. of Schools. at twe.Te board aa
iourned TO one p M. then met all pres
ent, and then took up the matter OF de-
posting of the county funds. Bids were
made as follows: National bank OF COM
merce, Pierre 5. d, 3 per cent for total
surplus money of the county.
Standard Savings Bank. Huron S, d.
per cent for $4,000.
On motion the bid made by the Ma
tional Bank of Commerce. Pierre S. d.
was accepted provided the bonds were
satisfactory.
Bond of John Campbell Register of
Deeds approved
Bond of E. Nj. Dunn, County Constable
approved.
Bond of j. H. Snoddy Supt OF Schools
approved
Bond OF I. Villman Co. Justice. approved
Levi Morton, abatement of 81 cts. 1898
tax assessed On the valuation of one
horse, granted, had no horse.
Report of Levi Morton Supt of Schools
was on motion approved.
Bills allowed.
j. L. Keyes, witness cert. - 20
f. E. Saltmarsh, oil fer Court house So.
f. f. Saltmarsh, inspecting sheep OF b
McVay, A. b Holmes, A Wharton, p Will
son, A f Bills & Roberts Bros, A Steph-
ems. p. Gross, C Daum & H PringleJ
INV Woodruff, Raymond Bros. r Woods.
Jos. Spain, j. A Cmnston, 81 Woods,
wv uanks, n Sutton. j II Brent d w
Almond, James Anderson, Geo. Hubbard,
f Phinney. Al Whorton.. ......S 70 %
A C Bush repair work. .......... Oh
Sheldon & Co. school books to Mrs.
Briggs ..''..... ~
American Book Co. school books
for Mrs, Briggs ............. ~ w
w H Lane Co. Physician quarter
ending Dec. 81 1898 and extra
m;,e.oa 16S 70
Perkin Bros. Audit. general ledger 10 90
Brown & Sanger Tax receipts &
Deed record ....... ........... 70 oO
Sleepy Eye Milling Co. coal for
Mrs johnson. ..............-. ~
Matt Holman draying for county. 20
Mrs. a L Spatch care OF Guy Ed
wards while sick. ............. lZ6 W
frank Litten wolf bounty. w
G. D Barnard & Co, bill for letter
flies 80 25 rejected. same not
received.
q ID Barnard e. 20. tax lists and
cash books for Audit. and Treas. 10 w
Clayton & Sutfin goods for Mrs.
Johnson ............''. 49, W
Justice report A S Ober Justice
CASE of State--Vs-Gage. 49,. 10 "a
approved
Carl weudt wolf bounty ......,... w
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19

omission in this bill, as it does not
excuse first term treasurers and
sheriffs who can't "crowd the mourn
ers" too hard, if they expect another
term.
fif
Senator King, of Hand, "a states
man OF great BREADTH" has a bill to
stop county commissioners from
compromising taxes and selling pro
perty. It's not to regulate the sun
moon and earth-but Just an effort
to stop folks buying and hauling
away empty houses from st. Law
renee.
4ff
The man who never breaks "a law
of the land will be interested in
knowing that a house bin demands
that every person get ria OF his
Russian thistles.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1899-01-19
DUsEY & BALDWIN,
LAWYERS.

Practice before all the courts Of South Da-
kota Office I'm Morrill, brick block 2 doors
north of post Office, Miller. South Dakota.
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shift of men. During the last month
every house in the city in which money
is handled in and out has a more or
less experience with the bad dollar, but
pool rooms have had the most. They are
considered legitimate prey by the coin
makers and also the best n safest gen
eral agent for the circulation of the prod
uct of the spurious mint. In these places
money Is taken in and paid out with such
a rush that the cashiers fail to discover
the bad dollars among the good. When
a man wins on a race and survives the
surprise, gets his coin and finds a bad
dollar or two mixed up in it he simply
sandwiches the bogus one between two
good ones n rushes the whole back into
the keeping of the cashier of one of the
rooms just before the operator cries out
They're off with Side Whiskers in the
Lead AS the plunger has placed the
coin on a horse that the man selling the
tickets thinks will either drop dead or
fall over the fence>before the quarter post
is reached, the receiving teller, taking it
for granted that the money is all good,
hastily shifts the ducats to the cash
drawer, repeats the name of the horse
loud enough to be heard in Rocker in or
der that the checker may understand he
is working in a pool room and not wait
ing for his breakfast in a short order
restaurant, and looks pleasant.
In size the bad coin is just as large as
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

the good one. but those on whom they
have been passed freely confess that they
are much easier to acquire and are be-
coming so free in the circulating medium
of the city that real contempt for them is
breeding.
The bad coins are lighter than the
genuine, and although they are as slip
perry as the business side of a fresh
banana peel they are much easier to hold
than good dollars. Many persons have
conscientious scruples about ever at
tempting to let go of them.
Whence all the bad dollars now in cir
culatlon in Butte came is not positively
known, but it is strongly suspected tina
the Illicit mint is either right in town or
not a great ways from it.
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exhibit at Paris. thanks to the energy and
spirit of it's citizens. Every town and viii
lage in the Centennial state is pushing the
good work along, holding meetings and
urging the making of a large a%ppropria-
ton by the state for the purpose of hav-
ing the biggest mineral display at the ex-
hibition. Recently the citizens having
the affair in charge made application to
United States Commissioner Peck for
more space.
A l understand it. Montana is doing
nothing. This is not as it should be, and
it would be a lasting disgrace to the
state that produces one-fourth or more Of
the worlds copper to have it unrepre-
serted at Paris. An exhibit would be of
lncalculable benefit to Butte and the state
at large. 1t would advertise our re-
sources and be the means Of attracting
needed apt to the Treasure state.
Montana shoul not be overlooked.
Ill that would be necessary would be
the appointment of three or five commits
sioners to select an exhibit. There are
any number of prominent mining men in
Butte and elsewhere. who would be glad
to serve and who would be sure to make
a splendid collection with the means at
hand. The people of the various mining
localities should at once begin the work
by urging Governor Smith to appoint
puDtlc spirited men to classify and col
lect a mineral exhibit that will be a
credit to the state"
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON
From 2 to 5 Only.

Csc LADIES' UNTRIMMED HATS
AT Sc
Short Back Sailors of plain black
StraWs, with tire rim, stylish
shape, value 65c each. Saturday,
z to 5 p. m, at
&c
$3.50 LADIES' WALKING HATS
AT 5Sc
We offer the new and very stylish
Waldorf Fedora in fancy light
rough straws, with folded Roman
stripe bands, assorted shadings,
value $1.50 each. Saturday, 2 to )
p. m, at 58c
Acc MEMS UNDERWEAR AT 100
Wool mixed, medium weight.
Camel's Hair Underwear, good
quality and we'll finished, value
40c each. Saturday, 2 to 5 p. M.
at ....... .... ............... 1876
$1.25 SILK FRONT SHIRTS AT G9c
Fine Cambria Shirts with ombre
cord silk fronts, in light and dark
colOrs, shirt to be worn with
white collar, value s1.25 each. Sat-
urday, 2 to 5 p. M, at ..... CSC
81 LAUNDERED SHIRTS AT 29c
Fine Percale Shirts with cuffs to
match, in all the leading patterns
and colorings, thoroughly well
made, value 81 each. Saturday, 2
to 5 p. m, at ............... 29c
75c GIRLS WHITE APRONS
AT 29c
Good lawn Aprons with ruf1es over
the shoulders, trimmed with faces
and insertions, sizes 4 to IA Years.
value 75c each. Saturday, : to D
p. m, at .......... ......... 2SC
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S5c SILK WINDSOR TIES AT tic
All Silk Windsors in swell large
plaids, bright. pretty c~olorings,
full length, value 35c each. Sat-
urday, 2 to 5 p. m. at .....a Tic
SIPS w. B. CORSETS AT 75c
The genuine w. B. Corset in long
waist style, black and gray. made
of best quality sateen, SHOOK
clasps, elegant models, value $1.25
a pair. Saturday. 2 to S p. IN. Use
75c LADIES' UNION SUITS AT sec
OF fine Lisle Thread in ecru, trim
. med with silk lace. three styles to
choose from, value Is cents each.
Saturday, 2 to 5 p. M, at. 3oc
s12 MEMS SUITS AT s5.s5
"A line Of good durable Suits in
cheviots, cassimeres and worsteds,
brown and gray mixtures and
plain blue and black, value $1,000
each. Saturday, 2 to 5 p. m$5.S5
$3.50 MEMS SUITS AT $685.
Fourteen styles of real fine suits in
blue serges. black and fancy
worsteds and fine cheviots. a large
variety of colors and patterns
shown, value $3.50. Saturday. 2
to 5 p. M, at .............. $0.3S
$40 MEMS SUITS AT $12.a
The highest point Of tailor's art
reached in these Suits. You'll he
surprised at SO high class a coll
lection. Finest quality suitings
used and all the latest patterns
shown. Some silk lined. others
Italian cloth lined. Both single
and double-breasted styles. Value
$50 each. Saturday, > to 5 p. M. at
Sl1nS
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

15c CH1LDREN'S HOSE AT Sc
Extra weight derby ribbed cotton
Hose, in black only, very Service
able, value BE a pair. Saturday,
: To > p. M, at ............. &c
zoe LADIES' VESTS AT &c
or fine ribbed combed cotton, fancy
striped, low neck and sleeveless,
lace trimmed, value zoe each. Sat-
urday to 5 p. M, at ........ SC
$l.50 SUMMER DRESS SKIRTS 95c
OF heavy weight white duck,
trimmed with broad colored
stripes and full cut, worth $3.50
each. Saturday, 2 TO 5 p. m, at.
ESQ
$40 LADIES' SUITS AT $3.95
Very good Wool Suits of scrges.
cheviots and plain cloths, in mix
lures and plain colors, Jackets
made fly front style and lined
with silks and serges, skirt full
cut. Entire garment handsomely
braided and button trimmed, value
$1,000 each. Saturday, 2 to 5 p. M,
at ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
3.e5
sc MEMS MAcKINTOSHES S2.45
Tan Mackintoshes of good Covert
Cloths with velvet collar. double
breasted box cut, value So each.
Saturday, 2 to 5 p. m. lat ........
2.45
So. 50 LADIES' SHOES At $1.95
A line of samples Of fashionable
Shoes in all styles and sizes, every
pair in the lot worth ut least $3.so.
Saturday, 4. 10 ) p. m. at ..........
1.95
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A GOOD SUGGESTION.
WHERE is MONTANA'S MINERAL
EXHIBIT FOR PARIS?

Laurence Harris, the manager of the
revenue Mining company Of Richmond
rlat, maze an excellent suggestion today
relative to a Montana exhibit at the
Worlds Exhibition at Paris in 1900. Mr..
Harris has returned from a trip through
Colorado. and in speaking of the interest
displayed by the people of tina state in
having a mineral exhibit at Paris, said:
colorado will have a splendid mineral
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

1925 LADIES' UNFRAMED LEG
HORNS AT soc
Fine italian Leghorn Hats in natu-
raj color, large, stylish shapes,
value $1.25 each. Saturday, 8 to
] "a. m, at
sec
60c MUSLIN UNDERSTANDS, 29c
Good quality Ladies' Muslin Under
skirts, made with four rows of
tucks and wide embroidery flounce
around bottom, value 60c each.
Saturday, 8 to II a. H., at ........
2ec
$1,25 CHILDREN'S AND MISSES
SHOES AT 75c
Fine DOngola kid and tan vici
Shoes in lace only, strongly mad,
value $1.25 a pair. Saturday, 8 to
II a. m. lat 75e
So MEMS PANTS AT $1.45
A line of good wool Pants of chevi-
OTIS and Worsted materials in dark
co.ors. stylishly cut, all siz s. value
s30o a pair. Saturday, 8 to u a.
M, at As
$1.50 LADIES' SILK VESTS AT sec
Ladies Finest all Silk Vests in blue,
pink, white and black, trimmed
with all silk lace and tapped, low
neck and sleeveless, value $1.5Q
each. Saturday, 8 to y a. M, at.
csc
Poe LADIES' GINGHAM APRONS
AT Sc
Fast colored Bingham Aprons in
blue and brown checks, very full
cut, value 20 cents each. Saturday,
3 to IL a. M, at ............ ac
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

sec LADIES' SHIRT WAISTS AT
1870
New Numbered Waists of very best
grade Percales, in pretty broken
checks and plaids, cuffs attached,
COLLARS detached, fast colors, rec
commended for service, worth SOC
each. Friday, 8 to II a. m, 19c
500 UNLAUNDERED SHIRTS AT
29c
Mems first quality unlaundered
white Shirts, with all linen bosom,
made with continuous seams, re-
%inforced, all sizes, value soc each.
Friday, 9 to II a. m, at 80. 29c
75c LADIES, CRASH SKIRTS AT
19c
Good quality Crash Skirts. cut in
newest style, very full and perfect
hanging, value 75c each. Friday,
8 to II a. m, at ............. 19c
$500 CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
LEGHORNS AT $1.45
Imported Leghorn Hats, most dain-
tily trimmed, with chiffon, flowers
and swell ribbons; all have long
chiffon ties and are really hand
some in every way. value $4. each.
Friday, 9 to II a. M, at S1.4S
75c CHILDREN'S UNTRIMMED
LEGHORNS AT 29c
Real imported Leghorn Hats. in the
seasons most preferred shapes,
good quality, value 75c each. Fri
day, 3 to IL a. M, at ........ 29c
Csc CHILDREN'S SAILORS AT sc
Fancy straw Sailors, in assorted
colors, ribbon bands and stream
ers, value 25c each. Friday, 8 to
IL a. M, at &c
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SATURDAY.
MIGHT
Ito 10 Only

soc Ladies' Sum
mer COrsets, i5c
Summer CorSetS
in white only, long
waist and We'll
boned, a thor
Oughly reliable
corset, value soc a
pair. Saturday
night Z to 10 only
I5C
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FIFTEEN BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND
ORGANS.
SWITCHES.

A great reduction in switches for the
next ten days at Mrs. A. Brithright's, 40
w. Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
SATURDAY
NIGHT

" ~ Suiy
$3.50 Ladies' Kid
Gloves at 100
We offer a fine
two clasp pique
glove in all the
leading shades,
with French en-
broidered backs,
every pair fitted
and warranted,
worth $3.50 a pair,
Saturday night, Z
to 10 only
7oc
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
POLICE COURT.

Judge Sullivan had a very brief session
this morning. o. Swanson pleaded guilty
to the charge of drunkenness anu was
fined IS. Swanson claimed that while he
under the influence of liquor he was
robbed of $11.
job Holmes who made a demonstra-
ton with a revolver in d. Dorais' grocery
store yesterday, took "a hours to plead.
FIFTEEN BARGAINS IN PIANOS AND
ORGANS.
For cash. we are Offering new pianos
and organs at actual factory prices. plus
the freight to Butte, also a line of little
used and second hand pianos and organs,
in good condition, at unprecedented fig
ureS.
Sheet music novelties still going at 40
per cent discount.
MONTANA MUSIC CO.,
l19 North Main street.
SWITCHES, SWITCHES.
A great reduction in switches for the
next ten days at Mrs. A. Enthusiasts. 40
w. Granite.
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BATHS.

DR.. Rinehart, Dentist, moved to IA W.
Park.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15

From Q to II Only.

12c FANCY SILKALINES AT Sc yd.
In beautiful large designs, equal in
appearance to the finest China
Silk, worth 12c Il yard. Saturday,
8 to II a. M, at
Sc
81 WHITE BED SPREADS AT 49c.
Good weight White Crochet
Spreads. in assorted designs, ia
size. hemn1ed edges, value 81 each.
Saturday, 8 to Il a. M, at........
49c
&c CURTAIN SCR1M AT 31ac
Fancy Lace Striped Curtain Scrim
in cream with colored stripes, also
plain cream, value cents a yard.
Saturday, . to II a. M, at. Sac
75c LADIES' UNDERskIRTs AT
29c.
Seersucker Underskirts in fancy
light colored stripes and plain
tans, made with large double
fiounce around bottom and very
full cut, value lac each. Satur-
day, 9 to II a. m, at ....... 29c
ST LADIES SHIRT WAISTS AT
49c.
Fine Cotton Waists Of such ma
terials as Percales, Cheviots and
Madras cloths, made in the best
style and trimmed with embroid-
cries and braid. Value S1.00 each.
Saturday, 9 to II a. m. at :. A9c
s. LADIES TRIMMED HATS s2.S5
Elegant handmade Hats of Liberty
silks, Chiffons and Straw braids,
all colors, including black are
shown in this line. Value IS each.
Saturday, 9 to II a. M, at 2.35
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$1.25 LADIES' SAILORS AT 4Sc
Knox shape Sailors of assorted
rough straw braids. black silk
band, latest style, value $1.23 each.
Saturday, 8 to l. 4. M, at .........
48c
DC MEMS OVERSHIRTs AT Zoe
Fine Sateen Shirts in pretty light
stripes and checks. we'll made up,
value 80 II each. Saturday, 8
to II a. m, at
csc
50 STIFF HATS At csc
First quality Spring Derbys in
black and brown, correct shapes,
the lowest price at which a reli-
able stiff bat has ever been offer
ed. value so each. Saturday, 9
to II Il. M, at
csc
2oc MEMS SOCKS AT &c
Extra grade Egyptian Cotton Hose,
in fancy pink and blue NOTED
colorings. seamless, value zoe a
pair. Saturday, 8 to Il a. m, at.
&c
soc FANCY RIBBONS AT 1ac
A very pretty line of all silk Rib
bons In fancy designs, width from
3 to inches, value so cents a yard.
Saturday, 8 to - a. m, at =. lSc
So LADIES' SILK CAPES AT $l.35
Very pretty Broeaded Silk Capes in
small floral designs. made with
pleated back and lace collar,
trimmed with satin ribbon, Near
silk lining, value So each. Satur-
day, 9 to IL a. M, at ..... 1.36
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-15
CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS.


Finest crown bridge work. Dr.. Wix. =