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Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

e3asai zD40oon2s
cd IN daetsIl III tie annual report OF the
postna ge,lere with Its res
deyel epr: e1s { ciaI : service.
however. requires such q Il outlay Of
money ia. il should be under ertaken
only after d careful study and thor
ough: nderstandingy Of all that 1T in-'
vOlNess 81 ftt;E Itt,lye * 1a- ~
~ Very efficient service has been. rem
dered by the navy in conneet;on with !,
the recent .disturbance in China.
"A I very satisfactory settlement has
been made of the long pending :Ques tton
Of the manufacture of armor-plate. "A
reasonable price has been secured and
the: Necessity for a government armor
plant avoided. - y ~ X e = li::5. -
= approve Of the Recommendation Of the
secretary Of the navy for new vessels
and for aGditiOnali officers and men
which the required increase of, the navy
makes necessary. I commend to the
favofat!e. action qf the congress tie
measufe now pending for the erection
of a statue, to the memory Qf the late
Admiral David DEPcrter. L commend
also the establishment Ola national ~ :
val reserve and OF, the grade of vice ac-
miral. Provision should be made, as
recommended by the secretary. for suit
able rewards for special merit: Many
officers who rendered the Most dfstiE-
guishedsservice during the recent war
with Spain have received in return no
recognition from the congress
The total area, Of public lands as
is approximately 1,071 1881, ,662 acres. OF
which 917925. $50 acres are und:sposed
of and 154, ,745,7s2S acres have been re-
served for various purposes. II The pub
tic lands disposed of during the year
amount to 13,45s; 1896 acres INCLUDING
62,422:e9 acres Of. Indian lands, an in-
e ~ 3S2 4SsE 9SsE f The pffeeens te
were $4;;s7e, 1855 10, ali. Increase of 81 scs,
e2O76 over the preceding year.: s-'-:
The results obtained from our, forest
policy have. demon strated it's, WisGcn
ard the necessity Ia the interest Of the
public for its contir ua nee and l11creaead
APPROPRIATIONS. by the congress for; ire
carrying on OF. the work! Qn June :V'
1900, there were thirty-seyen forest. re
serves. created by presidential proclaim
ations under section "a Of the act OF
March 8, 1891 embracing an area o.
During tie past year the olymric
reserve, in the state of Washingtc"
was reduced 2e5.e40 ceres, leaving it,
present. area at 1,92S.S4 acres. The
Prescott reserve in Arizona was in
creased from 1920 acres to. 423,6S(
acres, and the Big Horn reserve. in
wXaming was increased from 1927 .69C
acrek to- 1. $50. 800 acres. A new reserve
the ,sarta Ynez. in california, !embrac:
ing an area of 145,oo0 acres was Great
ed during this year,, On Oct. 10. 1900
the Grow Greek forest reserve, in Wy
oming, was created, with an area OF
$500 acres.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
CUBA AND PoKTOs RICO
What tho President Says Coneeratng rheAs.
r. Two IslanIs, ~ aN;t,

Two Islands, 2<l;
The civil government Of Porto Rico
provided for by the act of the congress
approved April II, 1900.: is ii success
full operation. ~ The courts have been
established. The governor and his as
sociates, working intelligentiG and har-
mOniously, are meeting with comenda-
BILE success. On the 9Th {ot November
a general election was held IN the ISL
and for members Of the legislature, and
the body elected has been called to con-
vene on the frst Monday Of Deeeiabar.
I recommend that legislation be en-
acted by the congress concerning upon
the secretary Of the interior supervis-
ion over the public lands In Porto
Rico, and that lie be directed to ascer-
tain the location and quantity OF lands
the title to which remained IN 9he
crown Of Spain at the date OF oessfon
of Porto Rice TO the United States, and
that appropriations necessary for sur
veys be made. and that the methods
Of the disposition of such: LANDS pe pre-
scribed by law. /.
On the 18Th Of July, 1900, I 'directed
that cal De issued for an election in
eonventls11. Is frame constitution as
a basis for stable and independent
government in the island. :
renew the recommendation made: in
my special message of Feb. 10, 1899,
as to the necessity for cable commund-
cation between the United States and
Hawaii, WITH extension to Manila: Since
then circumstances have strihingly en-
phasized his need Surveys have shown
the entire feasibility of a chain Of ca
bles which at each stopping place shall
touch on American territory, SO" that
the system shall be under our own COM
plete CONTROL Manila once within tefe-
GRAPHIC reach, connection with the&sys-
TENS of= the Asiatic coast would open
Increased ard, profitable opportunities
for a more '.irect5cable route from our
shores to the Orient than Is now af-
forded by the trans-Atlantic;@ conti-
mental and trans-Asian lines. I urge
attention Ito this important matter.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

2 IL
for legislation in behalf of the revenue
service, and favorable action Is urged.
THE QUESTION OF TRUsrA
Every Phase OF 1t Should BE Carefully
Studied by Congress.
In my last annual message to the
congress called attention to the neces-
sity for early action to remedy such
evils as might be found to exist in con-
nectfoa with combinations OF capital
organized irto trusts, and again invite
attention to my discussion of the sub:
Ject at that time, which concluded with
these words:
1T is apparent that uniformity of
legislation Upon this subject in the sew
eral states is much to be desired. It 10
founded in a wise and just discrimina-
ton between what is. injurious and
what is useful and necessary in bust
ness operations. n7Ay be obtained, and
that means may be fcu~d fer tre con-
gress, within the hMi.aS-oLs 81 rs cen
stitutional power. so to suppl T. Ell z!
effective coGe OF state ies!Ela' r as
to make a ccr:r;ssn sys ely ~ avs
Throughout the Tinted Ttc:' :: g ::
to cor3ral a yes! ete ! ~'re -
salutary freilcs rts p.
ferred."
and fs~-reacr', .'>-- So. .: Az
part PaF e,!c.v # !! :, E, : : =.
.tucjea r@,.t s+T~~ - - "
resulti~ + il: 3 =: z: ::.- ::r..
Eest:-:,t -. -. ;,>:: go
are ir.,::e ,,~ re :, ~
fe;,erc, i-~.. ''es'A.- 6. .'-'.-' :
ann,ieS,
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Ing TO m: n - -. AZ. * :::. v. w.:
resrorG-':l:>: IL - -
ment OF Il: i, iS:e 'es's ~Wi: -
congress g.. !, III oti.ic*, 81
stained from -.... f'rS' at ~ x
time I: s:oeciie al? l.. = = = SOY.
errne!t fcr the ters.<t- tt~i:H ns.<
by the (: ~ Si:tes 49, IS s;' l.
which as n:: 8: 1:@< f:';i~ fcnt i
be surlt:~e. ";-t.u n Nv X -. uE-
til the scr':lss: shal : Z 8 race y: cNH,
the forn3c:i eX! .:s::oE t- - VIII: to Use
the authority vested II: !:'e by tire cen
stitutior art' 'the s&tt,ii: = up % tne'
sovereig.ty Ct; the Cn n,t5n !! s;*t1a s nt,n IN
, tnose o1S 'A1-e - ~ o.A1ei
\ placing, to 1Eet ec?'~ It ~ G:sr osal OF
the. army ard i:3Ey al the means
which the !iherality ct the congress
and the people have ro1'd q. No con-
trary EXPRESSION OF the VIII OF the con-
gress having been mace, rave stead
fastly pursued the purpose SO declared;
employing the civil arm as we'll toward
the accomplishment OF paclfcatjon and
the institution OF local governments
within the lines OF authority and law
'PrQgress in the hoped-for DIRECTION
has been favorable; QHr Iorces have
of the islands, overcoming the organ
ized forces of the insurgents and car
rying order and admlnlSt:at1Ve regular
lty to all quarters. Nhat. opposition
remains is Tor the most part sc2ttereu.
obeying no concerted pan gl straieg1c
action, opefaG.ng oniy Dy tne netn24s
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
Saturday, Dec. 1.

Saturday, Dec. 1. s>
The steamer Portland has arrived
from Nome with 800. 900 and 78 pas,
sengers. ,r'>.ss!: = - ~ >
-Four masked men wrecked the Farm.
ers' bank of Emden, Ills, and secured
all the funds, between $1,000 and g..
1000. :: - #; :as.s.:ssass'.;
The cotton manufacturers at Pueblo,
Mex, are proposing to raise loan Of
500, 900 gold in the United States to
buy raw cotton. s., y -: H.. .
Finlay Peter Dunno, author of the
''Dooley' papers and for many years
an active newspaper man Of Chicago,
is dangerously i'll with pneumonia. r
Miss Eugenia: Washington, great
grandniece of George Washington and
one of the founders of the Society of
Daughters Of the: American Revolution,
is dead. %~: <''' ,.,'-;. q.
The municipal council Of Speyer,
Germany, has adopted resolution to
place a commemorative tablet on the
house where the late Henry Willard
Was born. i -. -
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07
IS. 81 n6NaA s.
/ ri M ! Z, ~.

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tha. a.,s.
ia .,p;,l n,,, 8, 30 ante, ta
T :, ,> 80 s'-1 - q. 4 q, I.
X sooelt A: LOT PIesluens y !. ene'
ma =, h,;ahas q .. q ', ~. e = ~ .s 4.
. - ~ y = 80 .A.e.S l.l.' = 49,
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.oa irst 49, - ','. &. u, Is.7sg.5t.
~. ~; - ~, ) s. /. =.
, ne p4ane g enez se'ntotu g go 80 .
lns oompanys y,,: :nnHets,. =. . .,aat.anas ia
Ebv fira The" losa Il estimated at $40.
|o0o -. !
/ -: = ,S5IsS on. !: Il,
Ass nelen ZEN S1oe4u n.s puionagsu .a:,s4
o ovel SS'ovV worm q o.oemns anu 'one. a;s
natchaI - +ha d;,tr;hutinn officer of
the United States army at Manila.
~ s 81 .. Il, -,
=. Thursday Nov: ~: =, -.
Oe Larson, probate Judge OF fofk !.
. county, WIS., for 10 years. tls'oeaa ol
uear' oisease' T.: ~. :,
The government Of New zealand 1s n
mpotgang ~ I;tn% Gy n9tsrh aatas sa't"a' ot's''
!'o" 'ne onleeu H'ea'es. oa;. ~:
Emperor William has conferred upon
aAng = A4pert OF ea1ony ne ranA -
Aelo 1narsl'at -. ~ eHe oetl"n aty
The steamer Curacao has arrived Ct
San francisco from Mexican ga, perss Ween !,
S'v'*Vo III solu pa'1'eu "no 'et0o-0 l:.:~
:. ROBERT J':the Wor4a 8 cnanptHoQ4 9pHQ pay
ing geldlng ana :ex-chamPAon paoeE -
the woria, whose raclng1aays - ~ are over,
was sold IN New 1ortk ". wednesday Joe
soee' $3.50. ia :. :'..' :;:';- !"
Sister Sanghamltta' a Buddh1st num-
has arrived at San francisco from Hon-
olulu and proposes to SPEAK throughout
the country IN behalf OF her CHOSEN
*,s.' r..
AuoJ' N"'' 1--WE >,
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

recenatae lhs
previous messages, and particula rly TO-
the opinion expressed IN; the message Of
1S99.: &. ~ ;SS. I'll 4, .i'e u y #
am satisfied the Judgment Of the:
country favors the policy OF. aid to our
our commerce and markets and up
build our sea arrying capacity for the
products of agriculture and manufact-;
Nre, which, with the increase of our
navy, mean more work and wages to
our :countrymen, as we'll as safeguard
theezworld 49, =
y The. attention. siof congress is invited
to the recommendation of"the secretary
of the treasury in his annual report
for legislation in behalf of the revenue
service, and fayorable action is urged.
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07


T first, ot*saH tosi benen ,sat those SFwkps have
ccne under our fostarin gsscare:4 tSsss.
our duty SO to treat them that ur silaEs
may be, no less belOxed in the noun
tairis Of Luzon and the fertile tile szel,es s3 81
Mindanao and Negros than 1t is at
home, that there as here It sha1lsbe the
revered symbol Of liberty, senlighten-s
men, and progress in every avenue ct,
development. !, 8. ..5 ,2I
+ The Filipinos, are race quick to
learn and to profit Ey knOWle dge. He
would he rash w i1o,, wi ith teachings
would fix a limit to the degree Of Gull
reach Of those people If our duty to-
ward them be faithfully performed. 5 i 3
Little Falls herald., 1900-12-07

Miss Helen Gould has purchased
over 8. 900 worth Of clothing and toilet
articles. which she has ordered dis.
patched to the distributing officer Of
the United States arny at Manila.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-02-11
$i.5O Black Cheyiofs, $500
Curing Blindness and Deafness
DR..
Coffee

using mild med
iciues, is curing
at their own
homes, humid
reds OF people
afflicted with
blindness, cat
aractS, inaam-
nation and
other eye trou-
bleS; also, deaf
ness, ear noises
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
MORE OF THE CRIME.
First Victim of the Chicago Insurance
Swindle.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-THE Tribune says:
Irene Spicer was the st]enograrher whose
death took place suddenly on Il train
bound for California. Officials of the de-
tective agency who are probing into the
insurance plot. think the Spicer death
came from natural causes. la connection
With the Spicer case, Superintendent
Soule, of the detective agency relates a
strange story. Miss Spicer. it mas been
learned. was not only a friend of j..
Wayiand Brown. bat also an intimate
acquaintance of Miss De 'elbach. The
two young women We're boIh aoou the
sane height aid wai,.iHt. This likeness
between the two yorI:-' women Il be.
lt Il to have oeen nt:.,in use of in get
'''y life insurance upon Miss Soicer as
* Is; lelieved the young women many
'nreS exchanged names in \ i,ki':s man.
Eer, each passing herself off 10 be the
other. Whether this Insurance has been
issued. Will be investigated 10 !av.
Miss Spicer. whose fate blrarre linked
with that of Marie Defanba"h'.,. came to
Chicago six yea = a..o from Albert Lea,
Mimi. ISIS Ethel Johnson. vino had
acted as stenographer for F. Wayland
Brown. is not dead as has been reported.
Detectives of the central station have To-
Gated the girl at Loekport, Ind, where
she has been married to a Chicago trav-
cling man.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
WILL TRY|T AGAIN
LIPToN,S CHALLENGE FOR TIL
AMERICA CUP.
COLUMBIA MAY AGAIN DEFEND
Hard to Build a Better Boat-But
Money Will Be Easy for a
New One.

New York. Oct. 11.-There were ext
pressions of satisfaction by officials and
members OF the New York Yacht club
when it became known that Sir Thomas
Lipton's new challenge was coming on
the Germanic. The yacht club oftici.il
have felt sure that Sir Thomas would
make a second attempt to lift the cupI
next year. They were no quite pref
pared. however. to believe that the chal-
lenge would be sent before December,
as that would cover the necessary ten
months notice required by the 5cltfb.
Evidently. the trials of the Shamrcckain
October weather last year have caused
Sir homas Upton to wish for the match
u Ea sailed much earlier. The race may
be sailed in August, it is said. August
is a busy month with the New York
Yacht club. Its easterly cruise takes
place then, and before the squadron is
disbanded one-half of the month has ex-
pired. This e~aSterly outing and its
squadron runs ave always been favored
occasions for trials of the cup candidate
or the new yacht built to defend the cup.
During the cruise the great races for the
Goelet cup have taken place in the
past, and now these have given way to
the AStor cups. After the cruise there
was another month or so in which to
remedy defects, if amy, and complete
the hard work of tuning up the a for
her meeting with the cup challenger.
Whether the club will see it's way clear
to accede to the request. If it is made.
that the races for the cup be sailed in
August next year, is, therefore. a matter
of conjecture.
J. Frederick Tams. a emil of the
New York, ~SeawanhalSa and Corinthian
yacht clubs. said:
Il have no doubt Sir Thomas Lip
tons challenge will promptly be accept
ed. Sir Thomas is very popular with
American yachtsmen. and he certainly
deserves another change at the cup. Or
course it is too soon to express an opin-
ion whether or not a new yacht VIII be
built 10 defend the cup against the new
Shamrock, but l honestly think it viii
be very hard to build a better boat than
the Columbia. 1t would certainly take
a much faster yacht than the old Sham
rock to beat her. But if it be deemed
best to build a new defender there will
be no trouble IN finding plenty of men
ready and willing to furnish the neceS-
sary money. l think Sir Thomas will
have a better nance next year than any
of the chalengers that have crossed the
ocean in years past. You see, he will
have the benefit of last years expert
ence, and if he has Captain Cringe, who
sailed the Shamrock last year, his boat
will have a great advantage. AS for his
reported request that the race be sailed
in August, I believe that it hould be
granted. There is always a better
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
EUROPE INTERESTED.
Wonder How lingo Election Goes in
England.

New York, Oct. IA dispatch to the
Times from Paris says: The British
general election is exciting a good deal of
interest and ommen in Europe. The
opinion is universal that it is a personal
triumph for Mr.. Chamberlain and that if
he becomes predominant in the British
government, an era of aggression and
jingoism will be ~inaugurated which will
threaten the peace of Europe. In France
especially are sober men anxious. 1t is
felt that if in future, difficulties arising
out of Newfoundland, Siam, Africa, ETC.,
the negotiations are in the hands of Mr..
Chamberlain, war may be provoked, es-
pecially as Mr.. Chamberlain is likely as
In the case of the Transvaal, to refuse to
compromise and to offer to settle on the
basis of absolute surrender by the other
party. After Fashoda, France will never
again back down completely, and with
Chamberlain at the British helm, things
are likely to go to extremes. 1t is i'm
possible to describe the dislike and sus-
picion with which Chamberlain is re-
garded in continental Europe. 1t is not
an exaggeration to say that Great Brit.
hin, with Mr.. Chamberlain as premier,
would have all Europe against her, hos
tile and watchful. This opinion is ex-
pressed by the most sober and conserva-
tive of the papers here like LIE Temps
and lie Journal des Bebats, and is not
merely that of the A~nglophobes eXtre-
mists. The fact that Mr.. Chamberlain
laS never categorically challenged in
auiry concerning the letters which are
alleged to prove his completely in the
Jameson raid, and that he makes no de-
NAL of his connection with firms that
nave grown rich on the war, increases
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

breeze in August thar in October, and
the chances for an exciting race are far
more favorable. In an August breeze
there would be "a small chance for the
succession of tlukes which prevailed last
year. 1 am convinced that the prospect.
for u race newt year are good and l ar.
sure every yachtsman shares my seuti-
ment on this subject. Sir Thomas may
be OF the best of treatment owe
here, ana if he wins the cup it could not
be in better hands"
VIII some Il build a new yacht to
defend the cup?" asked Chester Girls
void.
Well. it is rather early ito talk about
.hat' out should think it likely. Amer
leans are not in the habit Of using old
things if they can have better; they are
too enterpr.sing. There would be no
difficulty about raising money for a new
defender if it is decided to build one"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
SHORT LINE ELECTION.
REFLECT Old Board of Directors at
Salt Lake Meeting.

Salt Lake, Utah, Oct. 1O.-The annual
meeting of the stock holders of the Ore
'gon Short Line Railroad company, was
held in this city today. Beyond the re-
election of tn cold board of directors no
business of Importance was transacted.
The directors are: Oliver Ames, Fran
els S. Bangs, Horace G. Burt, Samuel
Carr, T. Jefferson Coolidge, Jr., w. D.
Cornish, w. E.. Glynn, George ]. Gould,
E. H. Hartman. Thomas r. Jones, Otto
H. Kahn, Gardner NJ. Lane, James Loeb,
Oliver Mink, Winslow S. Pierce.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
THREE-CORNERED FIGHT,
Colombia, Ecuador and Venezuela Get
Ready for Trouble.

Kingston, Jamaica, Oct. 10.-Advices
received here from Colon, Columbia to-
day say the relations between the CO.
lonbian government and the government,
of Ecuador and Venezuela are strained.
The two last mentioned countries. it is
added are charged with connivance in
the Colombian revolution and Colombian
troops have been stationed on the Dor
ders awaiting developments. Meantime,
it is further asserted the rebels are gain
ing strength in the interior of Solombia.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

Department OF the Interior. United
States Land Office, Helena. Mont. Aug
ust 20, l9O0.-The approved -.,ats of the
surveys Of the following townships have
been received at this office:
r.. T. s, r. 3 w; FIR. T. 2 s. r. s W:
FIR. T. 8 S. r.. 9 w; FIR. T. 2 S. r. 10 w;
FIR. 7. : S. r. II w: FIR. T. Z s. r. II W:
Notice is hereby given hat said plats
of survey will lie filed in this office on
october 6. 1900, and on end after said
day the register and receiver will DO
repar to receive applications for the
entry Of lands in ouch townships.
GEORGE D. GREENE,
Register.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
REFUSED $4,000 A YEAR.
Hawley Would Not Accept Presidency
of Southern Pacific.

San Francisco, Oct. 10.-The Examiner
says this morning: Edwin Hawley of
New York. has been offered and has de-
clined the presidency of the Southern
Pacific company.
According to the Examiners state
ment. Mr.. Hawley declined for the rea-
son that he could not afford to sacrifice
his eastern interests by moving to San
Francisco. He is said to have been of
Tered a salary of $40, 600 per annum.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

the distrust- of him. Moreover, a good
many Transvaalers. eXiled by order of
the British government from Johannes
burg and Pretoria are in Europe and the
stories they tell of British brutality and
a~rbitrariness. add to the flames. Every
where is England regarded with suspi-
cion,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
DEAFNESS r
A INTO YOUR SHOES.

Aliens Foot Ease. a powder. It curea
nainful. smarting, nervous feet and in.
growing nails, and instantly takes the
Sting out Of corns and bunions. It's the
greatest comfort discovery of the age.
Aliens Foot-Ease makes tight or new
shoes feel easy. 1t Is a certain cure foI
sweating, callous and hot, tired, acn1ns
feet. Try it today. Sold by all drug
gists and hoe stores. o. BY W mall all for 2sc: In
Allen S. Olmstead. LIE Roy. N. Y.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
SPECIAL 20 THE PUBLIC.

The plunge at Crystal Springs Is
thoroughly cleaned every Monday,
making the water in the same pure and
shallow. Dancing parties find the best
If accommodating Dancing free ev-
ery Sunday. Stages to Crystal Springs
leave Langlois' stables: 10 a. IN, 2 p.
M. 5 p. M, 8 p. m. Extra stages for
private parties a always be secured
at Langlois', and dancing parties will
find his band wagons the most com.
Portable in the city. BIZ,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11
STATE SCHOOL OF MINES.

The State School Of Mines 2 Butte.
Montana, offers a four-year course In
mining and electrical engineering. Two
terms OF 20 weeks each per year. First
term opens September II, Ia. Tuition
free to residents of Montana. For fur
Their information address n. R. ! onard.
Butte. Mont.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

WANTED-A POSITION, BY LADY,
as cook or for general homework. Ad-
dress SAT Dakota street,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

WANTED A YOUNG MAN WITH 81, 900
In cash. can buy a half interest in one
OF the best paying businesses in Butte.
inns Is a rare chance. Address In
ter Mountain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

WANTED AGENTS FOR A NO. /,
positions in every city IN the state.
Call or address j. II. Jackson room Is,
% w. Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

WANTED-STEADY YOUNG MAN AS
roommate, pleasant location. LOG North
Montana. street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

RENT = HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. Rear Of 219 North Washington.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

FOR SALE-RESIDENCE, FINE NEW
4-room modern brick close in, abstract
title, $4,000. Investment, 8-room modern
tenement. west side, rent $64, So, 900.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-10-11

FOUR-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT;
furniture for sale; modern improve
ments. Inquire at 315 South Idaho
street.