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EXCURSION PARTIES.

excursion or driving parties. I have had
built a large ''Tally He COACH" seating
some 80 people, hauled by six gray
horses, making one of the finest la.ge
t%urnouts i'm the city. Smaller convey
ances, suitable for any sized party, on
hand.
Stages to Crystal Springs leave nv
stable at 10 a. m, 2 p. M, S p. M, 8 o.
m. CdAS. LANGLOIS,
Proprietor Pride of Butte Stables. Gran
tie. corner Alaska.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

A woman has a right to be positive on
matters which are matters Of personal
knowledge and experience. Every wo1n-
an who has used DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription for diseases of the woman1y
organs is positive as to its wonderful
curative value, and confidently recon-
mends it to similar sufferers.
Women who suffer from Inflammation,
alteration, female weakness, or nervous
diseases caused by disease of the wom-
an1y organs will find a complete cure by
the use of vFayorite Prescription"
~severaI years ago I suffered severely from
female weakness, proiapsus, and menorrhagia,
and used Dr.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription with
splendid effect" writes Fannie Shelton, Of
Washington, Iowa. wGlad I have not needed Il
for a few years past, but If I should have any
return OF the old trouble would surely try tFa-
vorite Prescription have recommended it to
q number of my lady friends. I always tell
fted by ii / viii pay for the medicine. In
every case they have spoken in praise Of it."
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WANTS! WANTS
EMPLOYMENT

WANTED - STARTLING
new book. War in China Thousands
of Christians massacred In Pekin. In
side official facts. The war OF all ma
tions. Greatest SLAUGHTER of human
beings. 1000 large pages. 200 illustra-
tions. Agents make 81 to $39 per day.
Big pay: liberal terms. Freight paid.
Credit given. Send. 10 2-cent stamps
for postage on free outfit. Address
Missionary Department, The Bible
House, Como building, Chicago, III.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

Having transferred my stock and bust
ness to the Lisa cash Grocery company,
I hereby request all persons indebted to
me to call and settle their accounts be-
fore the goth of next August. Be it re-
membered that after that date the books
will be entrusted to a special collector.
SAVIN LISA, GO +. Park Street.
Butte, Mont, July IL, 1900.
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Lydia e. Pinlham's vesetble Compound


docs fkik6 more 0es'faknly
than any other lssodyoxne.
II has been doing II for
thirty years. II Is q W0-
mans medicine for w0-
mars His II has done
much for fhos health of
American women Read
the grateful letters from
women constantly ape
pearing IN this paper.
Mrs. Pinkkas,, cOUssseLs
women FREQ Of charge.
Her address Is Lynn,
MasSs ..... ....
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!. y MC GREGOR
VETERINARY SURGEON,

Honorary graduate of the Ontario Vet
Urinary College. Toronto, Canada. Treats
all diseases OF dcmesticated animals ac-
cording to scientific principles. Office at
Marlow's Stables. l04 South Main street.
Telephone 800. All cases promptly at
tended to.
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6ackacho8
Of
Women

are wearyAk1g beyond des.
orlpfion and they Indicate
real trouble somewhere.
Efforts 10 bear 6bo dull
palm are hor0Noy baf they
do not overcome IL and
the ha0ka0heS continue
until the cause 10 re-
moved
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

Wedding rings, wedding gifts at low
prices. Rubenstein & Co., 70 e.. Park.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

a SILVER BOW LODGE NO. a.
IVA F. & A. NJ. Regular meeting In
~ Masonic Temple. second and
fourth Thursdays of each month. So.
iourning brethren cordially invited to
attend. Oar Yancey. secretary.
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FURNISHED HOUSES
$50. 00-3-room modern brick
$25. 00-3-room fiat, close in.
SIC. O0-3-room, West Granite.
SIS. 00@-room, near mines.
SIS .O0-2-rooms for housekeeping, South
Butte.
THOMPSON INVESTMENT CO.,
Is West Broadway.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

POSITION BY FIRST
class butcher, Is years experience. Box
452.
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4 BUTTE LODGE No. %, A. +. 1
~ A. M. Regular meeting In Ma
~ sonic Temple second and fourt]
brethren cordially invited to attend.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

FOR SALE
) S75-Corner lot, South Main.
$l,2oo-For S-room house and corner lot,
east side.
lOO-Lots, good location.
Sl,5OO-for broom brick, Colorado st.
$l.25O-Lot, South Main.
Houses for sale, monthly installments.
MCMILLAN g. FLOYD,
AZ East Troaduov Dr.
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FOR SALE-5-ROOM HARD FINISH
ed house in Hope addition: good well
water and of the best in the city; good
out buildings. This is a snap. and call
a. once II YOU want a bargain. Sitter
& Hall, 81 E. Broadway, opposite post
office.
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

WANTED-A MARRIED COUPLE OR
a lady to rent furnished front bed
room, with use of bath and kitchen,
Terms reasonable. Reference required.
Call or address $50 S. jackson street,
Butte,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

Q SALE-A SNAP. A TEN-ROOM
mouse on N. Arizona street, 81, 400. 90.
Apply COG N. Main.
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FOE SALE-PHAETON, HACK ANI
horse. Inquire 644 Colorado street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

Do YOU WANT A RANCH?-s3 2oo. IN
puys $40 acres hay ranch, good title,
plenty of water. all fenced, only 6
miles from Butte; good new four-room
mouse, barns. sheds, ETC.; 26 head fine
milk cows, 8 head of horses, 2 wag-
ons, harness, saddles, etc.; stock and
fixtures worth 81. 800. See this for a
bargain. S. M. Wade, SO N. Main.
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Q SALE-THE FURNITURE OF A
modern brick lodging house. Inquire
31S a Park, upstairs.
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FOR SALE-CIGAR AND CONFEC-
1onary store. Cheap. Inquire 65 w.
Broadway. "".
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WANTED-AT ONCE, WOMAN COOK.
z East Granite.
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I AM A COMPETENT sTENOGRA-
pher, salesman and general office man
IN search of work. Best city reference,
Address K, care Inter Mountain,
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$115O BUYS AN S-ROOM FRAME
north side, near mines. Rents for $50
per month. A real bargain.
$500 IS THE PRICE OF THREE
houses and lots. West Side. Rent $40
per month. Good terms. Conroy &
Morley, As e. Broadway.
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24-ROOM HOUSE, NEWLY FURNISH
ga. for sale cheap. Address r. O. box
No. 13. .. ~
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PALMlST2Y.
CHATTEL LOANS.

SIS, 900 to loan on real estate and chat.els
at special low rates of interest. Mon
tana Chattel Mortgage Co.. office n
lizzie block, Butte.
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FOUR GOOD HOUSES AND LOTS ON
East Broadway near Florence Hotel"
Will sell together or separate.
A number of first class Lodging Houses
at reasonable prices.
Two houses and lot heal Arizona and
Mercury streets, renting for $35 per
month. Price 81, $50. "
Two story brick house in Stevens addi-
ton. Renting for $66 per month. Price,
$500. G. H. Churchill, A w. Granite.
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FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE FOR
COW, a fine driving horse. Call north
west corner Of race track, Silver Bow
Park,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-07-21

FOR SALE-A. FIRST CLASS GAS
range cheap. Inquire at 9 East Gran
lite, upstairs.
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FOR RENT OR ) ROOMS FURNISH
ed for light housekeeping. 536 West
Mercury.
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FOR SALE-JER5EA AND DURHAM
cows. fresh. First house south school
of mines.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-LIGHT SPRING
wagon, camping, and a 1Ox12 tent. s
II. Almon, room Is, No. % West Gran
lite.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
CONSOLIDATION OF CHURCHES.
PROPOSITION OF MANHATTAN CONGRE-
GATIONAL TO UNITE WITH BLOOM
INGDALE REFORMED LAID
BEFORE CHASSIS.
BEFORE CHASSIS.

The proposition of the Manhattan Congregational
Church recently made the BloOmingdaie Re
formed Church. that the two join forces and be-
come society. placed before the C!assis
OF the Reformed Churches OF NewYork at its spring
meeting in the chapel of the Marble Collegiate
Church yesterday. The plan suggested by the
Manhattan Society that the consolidated
church should be Congregational. the property OF
the Bloomingdale church. consisting Of building
and lot at Broadway and Sixty -eighth-st.. valued
100000 on which there is a mortgage of $4,000
being turned the church, the former
assuming the responsibility for the mortgage and
rrovidng $4,000 or S5,0O0 for needed repairs, and
that the Rev. Henry stirson. pastor of the Man
haitian Congregational Church, become pastor or
the church.
It was decided by the Chassis 70 put the matter
in the hands of a committee for investigation the
committee 10 report adjourned meeting TO DE
held in the chapel of the Marble Collegiate Church
on Monday April 30 The committee in its investi-
CATION is pay particular attention to the lesa
aspects of the proposition as part Of the property
owned by the Bloomingdale church was received oy
deeds gift, which may contain clauses restrict
ing the use of the property 10 denomnational pur-
noses The following were appointed a com
mtttee: The Rev. DR. A. G. VerTnilye. the HeV III
J. Elmendorf, OF the Harlem Collegiate ChurcH
the Rev z. 3. Coe, OF the Collegiate Church
of New-York and the Rev. DR.. Joseph Duryee, OF
Grace Church
Although there was no public discussion OF the
consolidation by the Chassis there was apparent
strong sentiment against relinquishing 70 a1oan1I -
denomination property OF the value Of the Bloom
ingdale church. - .t,a
General Synod which meets in Asbury PARK on
Wednesday June s. and 10 the Particular SYNOD
which meets al Rhinebeck on Wednesday MAY ::
General SYNOD: Clerica-The Rev. Dr;, NerInlye G
the Rev Jacob Ganss Of KressherXie
Church and the Rev J. c stout ,o OF 6f ,6e
Mott Haven Church; J. D. Shipman, or me tar4ein &
Collegiate Church J. s BussnS. OF the Marble C9l-
egiate Church, and Hubert Van "asoheh' u the
FORTY ign Street Church
Particular SYNOD: Clerical-The Kew; Dr- y J
RurreII of the Marble Collegiate Church the Rev.
Il S Myers OF the Church da4son Of the Mamora
Church and the Rev. II. c. Weber OF the "tse S
Farms Church. Lay-Elders c. A Mapess, OF We ta.
Fordhau1 Church: Robert McCracken, or the w esl
Farms Church; ]. ". Eddy, of Hugrenot 9tateh t
Island, and William Maui, OF the 6ern"" Evan
geliCal Church.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
pR. CARNEGIE DOUBLES HIS GIFT.
HE BECOMES RESPONSIBLE FOR So 100000 FOR
THE LIBRARY BEARING HIS NAME
IN PITTSBURG.

Pittsburg April 1T.-Andrew Carnegie has
promised the trustees Of the Carnegie Library
and Institute TO become responsible for So 500
OO0 the amount estimated necessary for the
proposed extension and enlargement of the al
ready fine building at the entrance OF Scnenley
Park When the plans for enlargement were
submitted 70 Mr.. Carnegie last year the estimate
Of expenditures was 81. 10000 This sum he
readily agreed TO give the Institute but later It
was thought best TO enlarge on the original
scheme. and when the plans were submitted
10 him in New-York last week he willingly as
suned the added responsibility. thus more than
doubling his contribution.
Work the improvements will begin as soon
as the city can close the deal for the ground
necessary for the new buildings. When COM
pleted the structure will be of the largest In
the world and in architectural beauty will have
few il any. equals. The new building will be
nearly six times as large as the present It will
be 500 by 100 feet in size. and will cover be
tween six and seven acres Of ground. IN ap-
pearance II will resemble the new Congressional
Library at Washington, which, ii is claimed, is
al present the beautiful architectural bulId-
ing in America
Al the annual meeting to-day of the Carnegie
Library and Institute trustees H. Q. FTick, who
had from the inception Of the Institute been its
treasurer, resigned that office. and Q. NJ SchWab,
president Of the Carnegie Company, was elected
10 succeed him.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
TAX CASES DECIDED FOR CITY.
CORPORATION COUNSEL WHALEN lf1l->N'
THE TAXPAYERS WILL GAIN
ABOUT 10000.

The following was sent out yesterday by cor
poration Counsel Whalen;
Two DECISIONS cases one rsndeg9d deg ys65sT 94r
day by Justice 1-eventrltl tcle 81 tbe supreme
Court last week will according 70 Sonsere & ~;
fsxes and have material effect in lowering the tax
rate rafsS anu '''''
The first ,ecision referred 10 is the case OF the
City vs. The National Surety Company II aHec'S
every surety fire insurance and casualty company
The National Surety Company obtained q VIII Oh
certorari 10 review the action Of the Tax Conmis-
sioners in assessing the company sos 500 The com
pany stated its total gross assets 70 be the sum
of 81 ST 24 and against this claimed 10 onset as
a liability the sum of $l36S,655 o.. or $3.50 ~ IN
excess of the assets thus leaving no property tor
the tax collector to levy on.
The Justice held that the item known as pre-
MUM reserve which the company claimed the
right 70 Offset as a liability. is neither debt nor
a liza bility and that the company is not entitled
TO any reduction of its capital liable to taxation
on that account AS the decision applies 70 the
other companies named it viii be seen that the
city is ahead at least 100000 So009o in taxes; the
exact figures are not hand and could not be
obtained at the Tax Department yesterday.
The second case mentioned. in which the Appel
late Division decided the National bank stocks
were subject to taxation for their full value, will
taxes. The banks contenGed that they should not
be taxed more than 80 per cent, the same as real
estate is taxed
Corporation Counsel Whalen set up the claim that
bank stock and real estate were assessed under
different laws, and that banks must pay the full
face value. Tne Appellate Division sustaAns this
contention and Justice Leventritt in the National
Surety Company's case also concurs the view
Of the Corporation Counsel that the surety com
panies and insurance companies cannot evade the
payment of taxes by setting up counter claims for
deductions.
Justice Leventrttt follows closely the opinion OF
the Appellate Division in the bank stock case and
concludes tHat the determination OF the tax com
missioners and the contention OF Corporation Coun-
sci Whalen should be SUSTAINED.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18

the present war. fully justifying their action in
sisting the American forces
WHAT HE WOULD DO WITH THE PHILIP
PINES
As TO what he would do with the Philippines Mr..
Hoar said
would declare now that will not take these
would reject cession Of sovereignty which Inn
plies that sovereignty may be bought and sold
ana delivered without the consent OF the people:
would require all foreign governments 10 keep
I would offer to the people OF the Philippines our
help in maintaining order until they have a rea-
sonable opportunity 10 establish government OF
/ would aid them by advice if they desire 1t, TO
would invite ali the rreat Powers Of Europe TO
unite in an agreement that that independence shall
I would declare that the United States will en-
force the same doctrine applicable TO the Philip,
the South American republics.
work out their own salvation. as every nation on
earth, from the beginning Of time. has wrought out
its own salvation
AS Mr. Hoar concluded applause swept over
the galleries Many Of his colleagues, particu-
larlv those on the Denocraticiside congratulated
him
Consideration was resumed OF the Alaskan
Civil Code bill. the pending question being the
amendment offered by Mr.. Hansbrough as TO
alien location holding and transfer Of mining
claims. Mr. Spooner. in an extended legal arg''-
ment vigorously opposed the amendment
MI Carter in charge Of the bill. announced his
opposition to some portions OF the Hansbrough
amendment. and offered a substitute for it
one which he said would protect the citizens or
the United States in the location OF mining
claims and give them the nrst right 10 locate
them in territory of the United States
Without reaching a conclusion the senate Went
into executive session, and at 400 p m ad-
journed-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
DIED.

I .aa As rs6ra I'd a The @ sss
F9sa sFss: 52 ee FsdSf % %ssasa 81 MS h9 i!a' is N9 at
1880
70 attend funeral service of AuSus5us II BisssH
tsTfi4 s-SrR o''p''S' III THOMAS DJMoND. colonel.
8s s -sr at 3, T Haa-5 5o y |s
FEIIows-on sunday. April 10 Of pneumonia. Louis a
Brooflyn on WEDNESDAY. April Is. 4, II a.
S ssasq ssS az EtuSs Ent E IN IN the !' sh W' wan Of
Fqnsrof me services the rstdsnee Of arnold wasner
So Ss a "a'on-'' R'ooA''" Thursday April "a 1909 at
Nowak C3R8 on =, E1sr ,s 5 1sy ae65 A0 ana 10
Funeral ss-ves Johns chapel vartck st. on
HfHFA' n. d Ap1I a'; Is Hunting Howell
FGnsraI service, from his residence Wednesday.
Intsent 12r 1S on a Tbprsaay at nepo- Long special
ir q, o so a r Connecting at Jamaica I19ns Island
friends will kindly omit flowers.
HuNTER-At the Hotel MarEarst cqiqn0a Hsish,s i
Funeral services WI BE- held =. 81 James, ch1rch
10 a o'clock
HUTToN-A5 his residence Pau; France. on Monday.
April 16. Major Charles GoTdon Hutton
sa- and csl A0 Ear.,.na q a'y cu' only
Notice ~ hereafter
NEEDHAM-On M-nday. april l6 1900, Lerana New-
berry. widow OF the Elias Psrkmaa Needhau, N
the sgd of her
Ninejesnth-st-, On Thursday evening ADriI 10. S
O'Clock
AP AP @ 1900 S 5o ap a h Ii. No
20T West nth ST. I .
Interneut private
REYNoLDs-In Gl~nvilie Conn. April II solomon Rev
nods. sEed 65
Funeral tom late rns4eure Friday at .
STRIKER-On sunday. April IS. 1890. OF p1eumonia
Elizabeth Striker. Oldest daughter Of George W
Fnenl services will he held on wednesday o'c}or
Church the Redeemer No. 15S West one-hundfed-
and -thirJy-sixth-st
Interme7t private
svAN-On Monday morning. April lG ie0o. Julia A.
swan. daughter ~ the late CHARLES swan
Funeral servies from residence No IA MAf-
son ave, Wednesday April ls, AZ {. p n
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
MARRIED.

N-BELKNAP-on Monday; april 16 az s.
,Jarness the Rev. E WulpUie Warren D. D.
Florence daughter Of cyrus Alfred Alden q Francis
WyCkon BelEnap, OF this city
IsDSNITF-LATHROP-O Monday April 16. 1900 by
DR.. Richardson. of Albany at the residence ot
her parents j9ti-s Carolyn Roosevelt daughter
of Mr. and Roosevelt L.athrop, hr
Frederick Thomas Goldsmith. Of Nev-Nork-
GRIFFIN N-BATTERSIIALL-On Tuesday. APr!I - 1000
Al St Peters Church. Albany, y. Y. by the Rev.
Walton ". BsttershaH D. D.. assisted by the Right
Rev William Crosweu Dulue. D. D. Davidson.
daughter OF the Rev. Walton w. BaJtershall. 10 Mr..
Russell Agnew Griffin
HrARD-MCfI- En- New-yOrk on Tuesday April II.
1900 by W T. Huntington. d. D., Helen
McCiue 10 James Heard.
PARK-FOOTE-On Tuesday. April II, 1900. by the
Rev Or. W r. Huntington, Grace Church Chantry.
sue daughter o and Mrs. c. D. FOote, 20 Edgar
Park. New-YOrk City.
POTTER-LINCOLN-In Boston. April II by the Rev
Dr. George II Barrel. &urray Anthony Potter and
Bessie Lincoln.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
NAVY WANT TO BE AT WELCOME MEETING
- --,-,,-c-,y z,,oN, FOR THE CROWDS THAT DE-
SIRE TO ATTEND THE OPENING SESSION OF
THE BIG MISSION CONFERENCE.

From, present appearances about twenty thou-
.s,d persons wish attend the Nat!ona! welcome
meeting Of the Conference on Forelgn -dlss'ohs
saturday evening. President Mckinley, Governor
aooseyelt and ex-President Harrison have all
,,,or,ised 10 speak and the Hospitality Committee
Of the conference is at It's wills enas 10 ProViue
eats for persons entitled 70 consideration, since
The actual members OF the conference VIII nearly
an Carnegie Hall. Those Who wish admission
should know however that Delegates VINO nave
not called for their tickets by O'Clock Saturday
4.erroon Will be assumed 10 be prevented from
a-reDding the meeting such tickets are TO be dis
rtbuted in the order OF application after the hour
named.
General admission tickets, without reserved seats
ore also 10 be issued the meeting. and after the
entrance OF the President at O'Clock, any persons
s+snding MAJ take and keep any seats not tnen
occtDied These arrangements VIII somewhat re-
leve the situation. .,. .- .
president and Mrs. Mckinley ana their party WI!
not reach the city till Saturday morning llley
tg;T stav az the Hotel Manhattan
President and Mrs. Harrison are expected 10
Zach the citv tomorrow forenoon Tie 1hFFlsohS
vii stav al The Fifth Avenue HoteE-
New-York tribune., 1900-04-18
NEW THEATRE N THE CIRCLE.

II there were any way break the news more
gently II would be employed but there is no other
way than Just TO tell H. and 70 let those who must
suffer from the shock. Another new theatre is
projected. II is De built by Montgomery Maze.
the manager Of the Grand Central Palace. In the
circle the Fifty-nintn-st. and Eighth-ave. corner
Of Central Park and between Fif.y-eghth ana Fif-
ty-ninth SITS The architect il Archibald Brown,
OF Brooklyn. The building Is TO cost 10000 1t Is
70 be used for burlesque, and Is to be ready TO
open IN September. There have been se"eral the
atres built In the circle before, but Of them
yet visible the naked eye except from the
architects Offices. Some excellent views OF them
have been obtained from there.