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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Lieut.. Mercer of the First Montana, ar
rived in the city the middle Of las week
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Keown.
Postmaster Burket and Dan Allen.
with their families. departed yesterday
afternoon for a camping trip at Bridger
Canyon They will spend their time at
the Featherstone camp.
Miss Alice Davies departed for a trip
through Wonderland Monday. She Is h
sister Of Paul Davies, deputy clerk of
the court. and is visiting with her brother
in this city. Her home is in Owensburg.
Kentucky.
Proprietors OF Machine shops report
that their hours OF work are crowded
with ia shioning tools fer p~roSpectCrs
and constructing mining implements for
the use OF those VINO intend exploring
the hills. 1t appears hat Gallatin coun-
ty mineral will be p~rospected pretty
thoroughly before the year is ended.
The first threshing that will be Ion in
the valley thds year viii be on the ranch
of William WarWOod. where they expect
to begin trying a new ~threshing machine
on tine fall wheat next week. Mr.. War
wood was in the city yesterday and says
he expects the new machine to arrive
from Portland he latter part Of this
week.
Last week a son Of George Thompson
of the valley was the victim of a severe
accident. He attempted to throw a bind
err out OF gear while the tea m was in rap
id motion and one Of the fingers of his
! right hand was nearly severed by heine
crushed in the gearing. 1t will be re-
! menbered that the young mar was an
jured by being thrown from a horse some
weeks agO
The Society OF Montana Pioneers will
| meet in this city September 18th and
18th. The organization is a strong one
| and has a large part of It's membership
in Gallatin and Madison counties. There
Is every reason to expect a very large
| attendance at the BoZeman meeting and
| every effort should be mad to make the
! gathering a memorable one IN the Annals
Of the society's history.
Last evening at the Bozeman opera
hnuse G.. H.. Maxwell delivered a lecture
On irrigation and the problems that arc
the concern of the people Of tne west. liz
/ classcd the question of irrigation higher
in Importance than all Others to the PEG
/ pie who make their homes in Montana
and told how Gallatin county might re-
ceive rich gifts from a proper develop
memt OF the plan he unfOlded ITO his audi
encc. There was. he said. a strong reason
for building dams across the anyOn Of
the mountains. aside from the immense
amount of water that wou be secured
for irrigation purposes. He related the
details of enormous appropriations giver
by congress to erect levees along the
lower Mississippi and said with the com
ing OF "A reservoir system In the west thu
foods on the Mississippi would be done
away with because the water would bt
confined by the dams In the headwate'
area and would flow gradually instead o
; crcwding the banks of the streams will
a mighty frfshe't annually. The audienct
was a fair sized one. and the Mont5nt
&, State band contributed to the good caus'
by furnishing music for the occasion.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Bohemian, July %.
J. J. STICKY, a resident OF the valley.
was a Helena visitor Friday.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
bOzE N A n NE VS.

Dan E. Allen. manager Inter Mountain
Branch Once. r. o. News Stand.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
CHATTEL

LOAN YOU MONEY: NO DELAY:
on AL kinds OF good security at low
rates Of int.r.s: Chicago Mortgage
Loan Co.. rooms : and I. s. and 81 Y.
Main street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
wants.! WANTS
EMPIoYMEnI

SITUATION IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Pam cooking or chamber work. Ad-
dress Miss L. E. Inter Mountain.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Miss Alice Davies departed for q triI
through Wonderland Monday. She Is fhe
sister Of Paul Davies, deputy clerk o.
the court. and is visiting with her brother
in this city. Her home is. in Owsnsburg
Kentucky.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Lieut.. Mercer of the First Montana, ar
rived in the city the middle of las week
on a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. James Keown.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

We HAVE ORDERS TO SELL 30 FEET
hot with good six-room frame house,
No. s3s North Montana street, for
Si'ioo. Sfemons & Lawlor, Silver Bow
block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Proprietors Of machine shops report
that their hours Of work are crowded
with IA shioning tools fer p~rospectcrs
and constructing mining implements for
the use of those VINO intend exploring
the hills. 1t appears that Gallatin coun-
ty mineral will be p~rospected pretty
thoroughly before the year is ended.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31
BUSINESS CHANCES.

7-ROoM MODERN BRICK. CENTRAL
location. Stable Very desirable
Thompson Investment Co, Is West
Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Postmaster Rurket and Dan Allen.
with their families, departed yesterday
afternoon for a camping trip at Bridger
Canyon. They will spend their time at
the Feathtrstone camp.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Lydia E Ptnkhzm's Vegetable ComPosnd
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR SALE CHEAP-LIGHT SPRING
wagon. camping, and a 10X12 tent. S,
II. Almon, room Is. No. 20 West Gran
lite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR SALE-F1NE RANCH ONE MILE
from Pipestone Springs. Write for par
iiculars F. O.. Box BIT. Call 105 E. Park
street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOX SALE--ROOM HOUSE, COR
lot, in Centerville. a bargain. call a
once. Sitter & Hall. 81 E. Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR RENT OK 3 ROOMS FURNISH
ed for light housekeeping. $50 West
-fercury.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

81. 10000 BUYS A 1O-ROOM 2-STCRY
house. north side, neal mines. Keats
for s42.00 per month. Conroy & Nor
ley, IS East Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS
for Hight Housekeeping. I0 n. WASH
iGgton street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

SIS. coo to loan on real estate and chat.els
at spaciai low rates of interest Nom
tan ChatteI Mortgage Co. ONCE q
Lizzie block, Butte.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR RENT-STOcE WITH BASE
ment having entrance, 22s North Main.
Apply TO j. H.. Leyson, Jeweler.
FOR RENT!TWO LARGE FRONT
offices fer rent. Telephone building. 81
e. Broadway. DIR. els.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

FOR SALE-SECOND-HAND FURnI-
ture. m Warren avenue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-31

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders of the Vest
ern Iron works will be held at the office
of the aid company, in the city Of Butte,
Montana, on Tuesday, the 31st day Of
July, 1900, at II o'clock a. m. for the pur-
pose Of electing officers for the ensuing
year, and the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before
the meeting.
WILLIAM G.. BAWDEN,
President !,
+. l.. MELCHER. Secretary. i
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1900-01-16
Gone! Gonel

Charley, SON Of Lemie Huffman,
stepped N IF life's stage to the great
spirit world last Thursday evening.
lie VAS born 10 this town more than
eighteen years ago, and, notwithstsnd
ing tho many temptations usually
thrown around young men in small
towns, he walked uprighuy before
God and man. Aud the closing
hours Of his life-closing IL the ex.
preston If future hope-ought to he
a solace for his friends. Deceased
wac a member of the Euon Bap-
tist church, from which the funeral
WAS conducted by Rev. ID. n. Con.
molly. Interrmeut 10 the HuHms n
private cemetery. Weekend to par
ent and friends deepest sympathy.
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OF the Spanish-American war. and the new
policies, foreign and domestic, thereby mad,
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grcSs ard will have momentous bearing
on the destiny of the Nation.
State affairs will be ofI-unusual interest
from the fact that Governor and State
officers are to he elected The Legislature
that will be chosen at the same time will
elect = L. $. Senator. The Presidential
conventions and the ensuing
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The intelligenccr'- uuapproachable news
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Take Care of Your Health.

Our local Board of health should
at once take such steps Il. would bring
to all of nur people the best sanitary
condition. To gather together the
filth and dump it into sink hole or
over Il river bank will do no good.
Whateyer offal there may he where
the germs oi disease might linger
ought to he cleaned up and burned.
AN ounce os preventive is worth II
pound Of cure" We have il IN
what seems good authority that small
Pox will necessarily spread almost
all over Gilmer county aud may
reach here, and il it should, the better
we are prepared for it the better We
will fare. There is M time for fool.
ishmess. To be clean is worth the
trouble If no more.
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1t has been demonstrated repeated,
ly in every State in the Union and
in many foreign countries that Cham.
berlain's Cough Remedy is a certain
preventive and cure for Group II has
hec"me the universal remedy FIR that
disease. ". V. Fisher, at Liberty
w Va. only repeats what has been
sid around the globe when he wriies:
II have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy III my family Tor years aud
always with perfect success. We he
iieve that il is not "nl, The hes, ugh
but sure ciirr inr Group.
IL has saved the lives "f our children
number II times" This remedy is
or sale by Dye Pharmacy.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

The hardy ye"msnry nf gu, district
in general this winter, are making re-.
doubled eff,rIs towards en.iveniny the
times by Jealous til in their various
pursuits.
The Walnut Sch"ul, under the aus.
pieces of Willie Sialnaker. ole uf
Washington disI's. own bright Young
men, VIII" has risen by the dint III his
own efforts and 1uch help ss his frugal
parents, with the cafe of large tam.
ilv, could bestnw, closed recently.
with credit I" himselfand appr"bsli"n
If the patrons of his school.
Squire G. f Cooper received an
invitation, by the facilities If Uncle
SANS mails, an invitation to visit
Judge John J. Jacksnn's court At
Parkersburg, in the capacity OF Grand
Juror.
The Fink school, taught by G. II.
kn"tts, another home teacher, has
closed, until he teaches the Ebenezer
school at Rilla. Mr.. Knots is one OF
our progressive and energetic young
men.
Bob M"lohnn, the genial all.round
good fellow and deputy r. NJ. , Notary
Public and general clerk for Squire
G.. +. Knots, is one of Calhoun c0un-
ty'' coming young men.
Prof. Bee Hopkins, me of our fore
most teachers, who taught the Little
White Oak school three months, ~
now welding the birch, ue are in.
formed, to the Queens elegant taste,
aud the entire satisfaction Of the pa
irons IF the Crummie's creek school of
Lee district. Els estimable and &C.
cnmplished wife, Mrs. Hester Hays
Hopkins, who 81 successfully and
acceptablY taught the White Oak
school, is finishing her husbands
school at Little White Oak.
Squire +. G. Knots was 80 unfortu.
nate as to get one "f his team oxen
badly hurt last week, and also to lose
nv death, one of his team horses.
j. &. Tallman. III intelligent and
model young man, finished a vary
successful term "f school Friday be.
tore Xmas, at what is known a. the
Middle Beech or Vim Eilisun's school
house.
A. K Haverty, the genial and ac-
communicating post master, merchant,
and commissioner of the y If f, of
Okla, IL ding thriving business. and |
by the way he runs for political hnn
nrs in Washington District, he would |
he formidable candidate for Assess.
or
Our own DR.. w. l. Taylor, the in
vincible, brought home the other day
a young bride, which WA an ample.
excuse for the boys rendering all old
fashioned sPrenade which, We are in.
formed WA bowling success. Ev-
eryone wishes the DR.. happy voyage
down the stream uf life.
Presley Short. Of R,ane county, =
prince of good fellows and y hustler,
Notwithstanding his serious affections,
is NUMBERING with a will, and has been
all this past good and bad weather,
with marked success.
X RAYS.
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VIM. Holland, of HeDrisun, war
attending To business matters here
Saturday.
BE careful about the uss Of gss
A little carelessness might destroy the
eutire town.
IL depepds very much on how
thing is said and who says il about
how it sounds.
The river is about upen and soon
the busts will be going. The ice d d
not go out of the pools and the report
that some ties and timber went out
seems to have been a mistake.
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Mrs. II. Gregg, Dundee, Kan.

Writes ne: My liItle Iirl has been
troubled with Group since che was
three years old BeggS CHERRY
Cough Syrup has cured her entirely.
It is the best on the market. Guar.
anleeh.
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At Night.

Prof F. NJ. Besll is again among
US.
For your job work, como to this
p.6ce.
w. H. Jackson, of Big Springs,
WAS about the city Saturday.
It is no use to take scare. Better
take medicine and good care of your.
self.
Geo. Lowers received very inter
es'iug letter from Alum Bridge Sat.
urday.
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Blank summonses at the Chroni
Gle uffice.
An explanation often makes g
thing worse.
We noticed w. w. Simmons ON our
rtreeis a few days ago.
There are none so blind as those
wh" do not want tn see.
A boy may be ever 80 maynard,
but he usually turns up at meal time.
Miss. N"ra. Huffman is dangerously
i'll. She is threatened with typhoid
fever
s NJ. Ward wss ding some wagon
work in Cy. HicL mans shop last
week.
We are sometimes mistaken and
our mistakes are often OF serious
nature.
We understand the Carer Oil Go.
is wanting some oil territory in ,hi.
county.
BE jealous If your health. Cnnsi,:.
cradle sickness is creeping into The
country.
Sheriff Hardman has almost two
Columns IF interesting editorials in
this issue.
A small rise in the river Friday
let out q small amount of tie. aud
small timber.
The average horse in this county
don't indicate very large crop of
hume raised corn.
T. g. Owens, Vas summoned home
last Tuesday on account Of tho serious
illuess of his father.
Certainly, all of the boys are get.
ing free puffs f'r office, but later We
will expect some cash.
J. B. Friedrich, who has been here
FIR some time visiting friends, return.
ed home today (M"nday.)
Jailor Chas. Stump was strictly on |
he sick Ii.t several days last week
hut he never went to bed.
Read list Of tracts Of lands, sold |
tor taxes, in this:issueian be govern
ed by Instructions therein.
A. Il. J"hnson Was confined to his
room several days last week With an
attack Of cold threatened with quinsy. |
Alex CLANCY and J. s. Stevens,
two Of Pine creeks iimbermen, were
here IrauSacting buSiness last Thurs
day.
There is plenty vt work and good
"ages for the truly industrious, but
all mel are not i'll a situation to work
for wages.
Stephen Osburn, Of Burnt House,
spent seyeral days here last week, The
guest OF his sister, Mira A. G.. Blair,
and, Of course, visited Others.
DR.. Stoops, the popular dentist.
spent one day here last week by spe-
cisi arrangement. Hs will be here
again as announced elseW here.
Twelve wagon loads Of six inch
casing passed through this towp,,Issr
Wednesday ~ Il was being taken to
the Frank Gamer farm Un Tanner.
We are again reminded that the
angel u death will occasionally
hrust ia his sickle and that too with
out respe,t to persons, age or con
dilion.
We have been crippled in the head
ever since We began the newspa per
business, but lhis did not bother us
much. But since falling. aud getting
crippled elsewhere it ia very illeon-
venient.
Al what point ia life or what
amount Of money Is necessary to make
oue wealthy has long been question
One man says. ITO DO rich is to have !
Az the money you want, AID, To our
mud, this is true riches. If we have
ons dollar and are content with il, we
are rich.
Psrkersburg has had quite church |
sensation fpra few weeks. In thu
Baptist church, It reached such a
point IS to result in the exclusion oil
Col. ID ID. Juhneon and Mr.. Akin.
sou, tvo " their most prominent
members 1t grew out Of dissstis.
faction over the pastor.
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Substitutes.

Are usually sold to weak minded
people. Know IS hat YOU want. And
be sure you get BeggF German Sslve
for Piles, Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Old
Sures, &c.
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Local Briefs.


The ST. Marys iii field is a hum
Rer.
w. c. Bssnet, Was among US re
Gently.
How did We ever get along without
the gasf
We will surely have q good town
here soon.
We are not feeling overly secur,
from small poK.
The new year has furnished quite n
~~ariety Of weather.
Watt Stump returned home from
Stumptown Friday.
Housss tor rent are remarkably
s>Arcs..in.this vicinity.
The. Leaf Bank oil king, Okey Fer
roll, was here last Tuesday.
More sickness 10 contend with
Verify we have sorrows Of our own.
Circuit court will soon he around
Invitations are already being sent
out.
Rev. Barns goes to R"ane county
this week to hold a protracred meet
ing.
Lou Bali hss been delivering lum
her for the carbon factory for several
days
We have taken the advice Of a
friend, and are wearing ru5bers these
snowy days.
What, one day, seems to be grea
calamity, may prove blessing the
following day.
As soou as we get $4,000, we are
going to have bank here if We have
20 start Que ourselves.
This is the great revival meeting
SEASON. and several Of our young men
are making the best Of it.
Charley HuHfmau's- Funeral being
held at the Enon Baptist church pre-
vented many ofu from sattending.
More care in the enforcement Of
emigration laws would have tendt n
cy TO keep ont many contagious dir
eAses.
LATE Harris dropped IN on US las
week with pair.nf silver wheels
Thanks, manysthanks, We need more
IKE you.
q Now If good fight is to he put NJ
acknowledgement ms this town thin
week. every mans and woman musI
stand shoulder to shoulder.
The steamer Nellie Bartlett nou
makes regularitripsl between Creston
and Palestine daily to connect with
no l.. K. v. Il. r. at Palestine.
Rev. wm.:.' Barns has been hold,
ipg,s revival mseting..at StumPtown
for number Of. day', which, hom
what W. near, has been.A great sue
cess.
The'msm bers Of the Road run Bsp.
iisG ,church.:: near Beech Post Office,
closed = ProtrActed prayer meeting
few days ago which resulted in much
good being.Accomplished.
All told, We can remember about
twenty wells that have bSsn drilled
10 this county for oil. We don't SEE
vhy some company don't Iry we'll
On the West. Fork, some. where above
Arnoldsburg.
We will have to look exclusively
IN our farming and stock raising tor
aImesns.oi raising money soon. Our
limber will soon be gone. II IL
already apparent that we have Hot
farmed enough in this county.
We have been taxed 70 our utmost
capacity to raise money enough to
send out statements The postal lsw
would allow Va to sand them folded in
your paper, but Ne prefer to send
thsm by mail, and va hope We will
not bs driven to tho necessity Of
doubling The dose.
T.. r. Smith, business manager ~
the West Virginisn, q ma SaEibe de.
voted to the interests If West Va,
was here a day or two lsst week. He
" purely q newspaper man, and we
boPs his editions will grow more ana
moro 10 popularity from time u
time.
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Stll!1Y !I.ailH NIL &c.
CONTRACT ORS s.d BUILDERS,

CONTRACT ORS a-d BUILDERS,
Keep on hand for Sale all kinds Of
Dressed Lusaher, such AS Weather
Boarding, Ceiling, Flooring, Drop
Moulding, and Brackets, also
all kinds Of Building Material, such as
Sash, Doors. Nails. Glass, Paints Oils.
Locks, Hinges and Screws, and, in
fact, Building Material If all kinds.
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Castoria

"Cssborls r. 70 we'll adapted % Ohndreu that
! recommend e a. super iog 70 suY prescription
knows ~ ne"
~ A. AROHEa, ~ D,
~ 81, Oxford ~ BrVokiyn, y. Y.
" Our phyuiotaas In nss ebikiron's depart
ment have spoken highly - their eEpogf
soes 10 thoir ostside practice with Cas6oria-
ara althsugh We oaiy have nspssg eur
medical supplies vhat u Known NJ regular
produots yet ve ms free - confess ma no
merits - CasisHs has vsn ne b look with
esvm upoa -
WEwEs EospszAb AID DssPEEsAuY,
Bostan. MaEa
AasEs q RurH, PTea,
zvn@y BtFssA New EsTk CITY.
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What is

CastOrIa is DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opum, Morphine
Narcotic substance. IL - hnFpess substitute
for ParegSrC, Drops Soothing syrups and Castor OIL.
Pleasant. It's guarantee ~ thirty years by
Millions Of MOthers CastOa destroys Worms and nays
feverishness CastSTIa prevents vomiting Soar CuTd
cures DiarrhoSa aAd wiAd CSIie- Castsyia relieves
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Castoria.

SCaGt0Fis Il ~ szosneat nsetisfBs fog all.
49, hothsrs have repeatedly tolA ne q ~
Road a6eot upon thoir chill 4Fan.~
On. q. O. OsaSob,
Lowell, MASs.
= Castogia \ he bast rrrnsdy fog elaiATen Of
vhlch am aequaiute4. hop The say 10 net
far distant vhen nnothsru will oousideT the Foai
Interest q their sAildroa, and ~ CastoFia 10
stsad % the various qEaek Dostyu-as which arr
destroying their lsved Spea, ~ forut1g opiura,
morphine, soothing syrup ard cher hutfsA
agents down Their thrsata, tbsveby nsndiE=
them % premature grave"
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