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FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN-He loan money on Hous
ton property or property near the city al
low rate Of interest. VIM H. Osche".
she q Co., 300 Kia.n building. new phone
6gs, n
MONEY LoANED o. Houston real estate.
~ ,. flelns. attorney. 1904 Main street. Il
WILLIAM w. ANDERSON, Attoraey. Jl0l4
security. II
tid 200 To LOAN Oh Houston business or
i'Adenco property i one 10 ten wears; al
lowest rates OF Int, est: monthly payments
u desired: no delay IN getting your money
Apply to N l.. Mills. 40 Main street I;
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LANDLORDS. ATTEN flONi--f you are
iovA.ng lor prompt ua5ins ttnanss. hs.
your ront houses win nle. AieA. rTe0nd.
w Congress. ~
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HAVE SEVERAL desirable rent houses Ca
do CCAgtess. AleA. rIeund. AZ
TWO LA4.DE connecting rooms for l.gut
hOuss Ntep.ng or young men w Aus an
street. II
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BANKRUPTCY SALE--On FfIday, the lbtn
Ut o'clock D. M. El Campo. Wharton
courty. Texas. | Will offer a0r sale the
estate OF Aiuridge bros. a styulot, eon-
sisuhg OF q clean new stock OK general
merchandise. Invoicing about $3.50, ~ head
OF catuc, ~ head horses aud niuies, seycraI
vehicles hay, etc. =. 4. Borough, A.ent
Tor kceelyer. 10
fUn sAl.nsi TO cars Aay sor bsUdlag AMI
packing 500 per tou I, o. b. Poarland
Address J, 4, Lacy, pearland. Texas 10
SEWING MACHINES at slaughter prices;
singer, New Home Union, Premium SIS
eacn: others cheaper: offered In perfect
condition. At lio2 Congress, from 70 2.i5
y. N. l6
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CHICAGO IRON AND METAL 90. will pay
highest cash price for scrap iron, bones,
rags. moss. old rubhers, old copper and
brass, zinc and lead, ETC sos Preston ave.
80. ,a,r hrlAoa 16
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A coon secondhand 500 machine beats 4
new cheap grade have few bargains
lei. NJ A. Grant, lllS Congress avenue
Houston. IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES

M The matter OF Garrett Hardcastle,
bankrupt IN bankruptcy.
To the creditors OF Garrett Hardeastle OK
Houston, IN the county OF Harris, aud die
tfirt aforesaid n bankrupt.
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PhtsSoNAL.


LInI UF ANSW LRS-
10 aaNeruseluents in the office OF The
Post Tor the week endIns Saturday, NO.
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TWO FURNISHED ROOMS for light house
keeping. In family without children; rates
reasonable. 707 Calhoun avenue. IL
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ia aenter Of cuero arrived today
4 ., ION Dewitt county 10 the
a invention. which viii con-
IVY lomorrow morning at 10
sr.h 1nu congregation OF 81.
sI,oswi VII hold a joiut meeting
el,ssn at o'clock 10 decide
~ o 4 new church building.
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% t"t .he wen eHu'Hs '"'"'u "s' Nv
4. i. b.; 22u go; 2o77 (2,; 2152; 2ofS:
c. A. w; E. r.; J. c. Nj. 1850; no; 2l5s;
2J7S, Z2GS; Mr.. Aubliyei; 2lJ7, 2l32 (2l;
1851 10; Fred Il. gantl; T.. c. Ii 90; Z2Bi
(5l .gli 216i (5); 223S; l.. j.; 2lSI; 206l
-Osb: 2l4l 20 2l9l; DAP (3); AL; 22iS 2l45;
X. {. s.; e. r. stone; 22lg; VIM Swain 90;
zU69 20; 70: 220J; 1885, 2244; 22l4 w, W.
81 W. y. (-l 2ZsS; POO (2J; 4747; 2l22;
2275; 22S6 (3l 207i; Zl45; s06S.
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Fok RLNT--Two unturnshed rooms cheap
-Uli Ijei avenue.
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WANTEp--To buy second hand furniture;
pay good prices, vii call. Address post
office box GO. ll-S0
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WANTEB TO Bux.

HiGHEsT PRICES paid for old Iesther bods.
feathers of all knds country shipments
solicited: send postal TO Texas Feather Co.
Houston, will call. ~
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THE BOARD OF Pharmacy VIII meet Novoni-
Der rs az SOP Main street TO examine appli-
csnts FOR registration. a. h. kiesling
Neg.
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NOTICE Is hereby given hat the regular
annual meeting OF The stockholders ana
directors Of the Houston, East and West
Texas Railway company viii be held at
the general office Of the company, IN the
city Of Houston Texas, a. y o'clock noon
1900 James A. Baker, lr secretary
Houston East and West Texas Hallway
company, ls-lo
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NoTlCG-Publc notice is hereby given that
under the ordinance passed by the city
Der ", 1900 the city OF Houston will re-
fund amounts heretofore paid for pave
menti in front OF property according to
the font foot rule heretofore in exis-
tcnct, such refunding to be done under
tho tcrms Of the ordinance aforesaid. All
Applications for allowance, AZ well as proof
nv support thereof, must DO nlcd with
the city secretary not lutor than jan
uaiy l. 1901 For further information,
blanks, etc, apply to city secretary.
$. II. Brashear Mayor,
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COTTAGE, barn and some land on or near
paved street or road. Write TO l.. l., hop-
erts. 40 San Felipe street II
W.T. III nv coIlnie without cniidron cot
tsse win five or six rooms. must be close
m 236i. this Office -
WHNTgD-k furnished room by lady; must
bc M private family; want privilege o.
bath and new telephone, Address Isl, this
onicr. ~
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Il. NJ. MENzEL is no longer connected with
our business. c. JaDhe & Co., q. e Solo
men, secretary. 10
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS--Lots for sale at lowest
prices. for cash or on installment plan.
John q. Milroy Agent,
If 40 Main street.
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FOR SALE OK EXoAANGE-

5YNEMOs. motors, engines, pumps, boilers,
clectric and telephone supplies OF all KINDS.
Barden Sheets Electric Co., l0Os Texas ave.
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l HAVE all the desirable rent houses that
are vacant; call or phone; we viii show
them with pleasure. Norfeet, phones 90,
pol Binz building. II
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY end EGGS

WANTED-A gentle horse for MS feed, ono
that viii work either IN auggy or saddle;
beat OF care VIII be taken. Address b. -,
2ll Nannin street, ~
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1900-10-11
Plaid skirtings at Mckibben :.

Plaid skirtings at Mckibben :.
The street fair and carnival at Ne
vada opened Monday.
Unusual values in dress goods at
Mckibben's.
The old populist party OF Missouri
has fallen into line to help the dem
ocrats swell the majority for Bryan
and Dockery in to fifty Or sixty thou
sand.
All wool black serge 29c at Me
kibben's.
1t behooves every democrat this
year to stick to his ticket from top
to bottom, and every mother 5 son
81 years of age should be at the
polls and vote.
Cotton batting at old low prices.
Mckibben s.
THE TINES esteemed lady friend
Mrs. C.. Grant, of Summit, cOmpli-
mented us with a pleasant call and
had the dates on herpaper set ahead
Tor another year.
How many seeds in the big pump
kin in the show window at Drysda,e
L keasling?
General II. C.. Clark for the state
and Hon. T. W. Silvers for the de-
tense. went to Jefferson City Tuesday
morning to argue the McGinnis case
before the supreme court.
Ii YOU want to throw your vote
away this year, cast it for the mid
dle-of-the-road candidate. Ii you
want to give it to .jurden vote for
Atkeson, they are one and the same.
The annual meeting OF the German
Baptists OF the middle district OF
Missouri held their annual ministerial
and district conference, at Adrian
Wednesday and Thursday of last
week
The Border Breeze reports the or
canization of Bryan club at Amster-
dam. H. O MaXey was elected
president, B. l.. Riser see Y, ). b,
Howe, corresponding secy. +. l..
Wolfe. treasurer.
There ought not to be 4 single OBJ
lection to a man on the county ticket,
All are good men and will make eN-
celIent officials Democrats do your
duty and stand by the county ticket
70 a man.
Putnam Fadeless Dye. Cardinal. Is
a very fast beautiful red. with which
it is almost impossible 10 spot your
goods. as the color goes on the goods
very evenly. Toe. per package. Sold
by ii. l.. Tucker. Druggist
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The Missouri Pacific has granted a
one AMI one-third fare rate to Butler.
from all points within - miles. on
account of our street fair. Tickets
viii be sold October 10th to 18th;
good 10 return on 14th.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. F. Scott celebrated
their golden wedding at their home
in this city on Tuesday. Only mem
bers OF the family were present. Fifty
wears ago the devoted couple were
united ia marriage back in their
native state. Kentucky. They came
TO Missouri many years ago and are
old residents Of our city. They rails
ed IA respectable family ofchildren, all
of whom are grown and in business
for themselves Uncle Ben's popu-
laritv is a by-word in our township
whore he has twice been elected TO
Office on the republican ticket over
coming democratic majority each
time. THE TIMES wishes them many
more wears of health and happiness
together.
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Next Wednesday Nov. II, at
O'clock, p. m.---Demo-
cratic Clubs Will Meet
and Form in Line
Of March at the West Public
School Building.
Brass Bands Will Make the Streets
With Music Ring---lt Will be a
Grand Rally Day.

Make your arrangements to come
TO Butler Wednesday OF next week.
That will be Dockery day, and the
democrats OF Bates should give the
next governor OF the state a royal
welcome.
Reception COMMUNICATION. ID. A.
DeArmond. Hon Thos. l.. Harper
and J +. Williams. Chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee of
Bates county.
Grand Marshals.-Jas. r. Simpson,
Jas. II. Crawford, ID. d. Peeler, Estes
Smith, Pierce Hackett, A. NJ. Frazier,
Sam Doke and J. X. DeJarnett.
J. E. Williams, chairman of the
Democratic Central Committee, of
Bates County will act as president OF
the meeting, and each member of the
Central committee from the various
townships as vice presidents.
The grand marshals will report TO
Chairman of Democratic Central
Committee of the county at 8 a. IN.
on Oct. 9TH.
\ grand parade OF the different
townships is planned by the campaign
committee. These clubs will form III
line OF march at the west school
building. and through the streets OF
the city headed by the band. Let "
make this ii grand rally day and
show Gov Dockery what the demo
Gratis Of grand old Bates can do when
We shake the brush.
The clubs should come horseback
with banners flying.
\ special invitation is extended to
the republicans to come to this rally
and hear their next governor speak.
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Cloaks. Jackets. lapes.

At this season OF the year the Ia
dies. misses and children are figuring
on buying their winter wraps. An
ticipating that there would be big
demand for wraps this season, the
Butler Cash Department Store ha~
made arrangements 70 meet the de-
mand. In the line of cloaks- jackets
or capes the ladies can h. suited at
this store. in fl. quality and price.
The largest line in Butler To select
from. Come and inspect before you
buy at the Butler Cash Department
Store.
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TIER WEEKLY TIMES
LOCAL ITEMS
Tines Telephone No. 81.

Vote for Miles s. Horn.
See our So Plush Cape Mckibben s.
Robt. Braden favored us pleasantly
hd had The TINES sent to a neigh
Save money on carpets at Mckib-
en's.
Joe I. Smith will make an excellent
herif. The TINES office will vouch
prthis TACT.
celebrated "Topsv" Hosiery at
eKibben's.
remember a vote for the court
aTote to protect the records OF
eeounty.
Protect the records OF this county
yoting for the new court house
nd safety vaults.
See our ladies 25c underwear. Me-
kibben's.
bates county ought to give Bryan
no the county ticket 100 major
Y November 9th.
Vur mems shirts at zoe are extra
food. McKibben's.
campaign lies told on democratic
aacidates should be investigated
eiofe they are believed.
pack coats, splendid values at Nc
kieben's.
mos. l.. Harper. Bates county :
~ representative. was in the city
4onday greeting friends.
mss Myrtle Morgan, popular clerk
IN Deacon Bros. X Co. has her
ame enrolled for THE TINES.
'ames Smith left to-day for Indi-
apolis' Ind, to spend a couple OF
sSs visiting his children.
70 scratching of tickets this year,
'uocrats. Put them in straight
om Bryan to Coroner Renick.
sais Is Bryan year again and there
Ssat not to be found in all the
'aaty scratching democrat.
s all guess work as To the num-
" seeds IN the big pumpkin, but
~ Is no guess work about the
faaty Of our shoes.
DRYsDALE ( kEAsLING.
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Nearly every voter in this town
ship is acquainted with Joe T. Smith.
candidate on the democratic ticket
for sheriff. They knew him at the
primary election and the magnificent
vote given him in his home township
i an endorsement which every dem
ocrat in the county ought to accept
Of his fitness for the office TO which
he aspires. \ man morally unfit
for the office of sheriff could not get
practically the solid democratic vote
al Mt. Pleasant township in a pri-
mary election as did Mr.. Smith.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
THE ELKHORN PROPERTY.

The work Of dismantling the Elkhorn
mine and mill is rapidly proceeding and
the machinery. amounting to about 10
carloads, win soon be shipped from
there, says the Boulder Age.i Although
the Northern Pacific has discontinued
running trains to Elkhorn, the track is
not taken up and no doubt a special train
will be run there for the purpose OF
handling the shipment. 1t is understood
that it has been purchased by Mr.. Heinze
of Butte, though where he will use 1t is
not yet stated. The old mine, whic has
been such a great producer for many
years, is now rapidly filing with water,
and the large amounts that had to be
handled when it was in operation Is in
dictated by the fact that from the depth
of 1890 feet to which the incline was run
the water Is now up to the 900 level. The
large pump Installed in the mine several
years g was handling from 400 to 500
superintendent and manager, is now in
the east, and though he will not return
to Ellohorn, he will probably remain with
the English company that has operated
the mine. William Davey, foreman, has
gone to Gem, Idaho. to manage a large
mining property, and with MIN as shift
bosses and in other capacities are several
OF those who have been employed at Elk.
horn for a number of years. Mr.. Nm.
norman, assayer, who a been with the
Eakhorn company seven years, was here
last week on HIS way to his former home
at Helena, and from there will take q
trip to the coast. What was once a thriv.
ing and prosperous mining camp is now
nearly deserted, n the few families re-
manning there will nov away soon.
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AND OTHERS.

Henry johnson. a globe trotter, who
usually goes via, the brake beam route
pleaded guilty to- the charge Of vagran1y
IN police court this morning and was
sentenced to 80 days in the county Jail.
John .Mahoney and william Elaherty,
with vagrancy. pleaded not gull
ty, n Frank Gains and Frank link.
also charged with vagrancy, took "a
hours to make up their minds as to their
guilt or innocence.
Frank Tierney and Frank McGrael
were fined SO each for disturbing the
peace.
Evelyn Evans n Lille Edwards, who
We're charged with having made a $40
touchdown last night at the expense Of
Tom James, took "a hours to plead.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
AT THE

The Butte-w. H. Sears, New York:
T. d. Robertson. st. Louis; Ella M. HUI
bert, st. Paul; H. F. Kruger, Helena: c.
w. Walters, e. H. Adams and wife. New
York; Frank Caldwell. Indianapolis: g.
w. Bradt. Cincinnati: H. Stems, New
York; ]. M. Denny. Salt Lake; NJ. A.
hummer, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Root, Boston; H. H. Graup, st. Paul; g.
L. Mickey. Salt Lake: George D. He'd
rick. st. Louis; Frank Conley, Deer
Lodge: ]. p. Lossl. Wisdom, Mont; w.
w. Dreyfoos. Chicago; 8. M. Bo1tick.
Frank M. Prindle, New York; H. B. Cor
don. Minneapolis; Ben Greenahood, Hell
ma; John TwOhy, Spokane; F. Burloux
and wife. Omaha; B. X. Loeb, Helena.
The McDermott-W. B. Sleeper, Sun,
shine, Wyo.: George H. Brown. Butte;
Bishop Brewer. Helena; Walter Mer.
rick, Missoula; H. p. Miller, Omaha; Jas
Johnson. Fernci. B. c.: b. Space, st
Paul; Dave Sellig, San Francisco.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

with matinee Sunday at 2:3o. We quote
York city. Chicago and Bu1Calo: IA =
The Chicago Athletic club save. hne Of
their most successful entertainments on
New Years eve. Thu Cherry Sisters were
secured as the special Northumberland
Journal. y
The Cherry Sisters have. the b<St ac.
ever seen upon our local stage. Md we
hope they Will visit our city more often in
the future-Buffalo Courier.
The Cherry Sisters seem to have Great
ed a more favorable impression with the
public than n company that has been
seen in New York for many seasons.-
New York World.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
TO KILL TIL E DANDRurF GERMS
IS THE ONLY POSSIBLE WAY OF
HAVING A PERMANENT
CITRE

II o see a woman or q man with luxs
uriant glossy hair, you may be sure
neither has dandrun to amount to any
and men have thin, brittle hair, they owe
it to dandruff. There are hundreds of
preparations that. claim" to cure dan
drum. but not one but Newbro's Herpicide
tells you that dandruff is the result OF a
germ burrowing into the scalp. and that
permanent sure of dandruff and it's con-
sequent falling n badness. car only be
had by killing the germ; and there is no
other preparation that will destroy that
germ but Newbro's Herpicide. Destroy
the cause, you remove the effect"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
THH HIGH ORE.

Mr.. Weideman of Helena, who was re.
tanned as manager Of the High Ore mine
in Jefferson county has entered suits
against a umbe of Minneapolis men,
it is alleged, placed him in charge of
the mine and ordered him to employ a
force of men. When the wages Of the
men became due the Minneapolis men de.
clined to put up and now Mr.. Weideman
says he was .-e victim of misplaced con
1dence. It was understood at one time
that the Minneapolis men contemplated
the erection Of a smelter and the expen-
of $1,000 lin developing the mine.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
MINING
TROUBLES OF THE KATIE.

From present indications there is no
hope Of an adjustment of the affairs Of
the Basin and Bay State company at
Basin and the properties will probably
be tied up in litigation for years. Yes
terday orders We're received at the
Katie to pull the pumps and the mine
will be allowed to fill with wtaer.
Besides the suit OF the Glass Brothers
for $140,O0 for the return Of stock. Mas
sena Billiard of Helena, has filed a claim
for $50. 900 the amount of bonds issued in
June, 1895, and for which a mortgage
placed on the property. Mr.. Bui-
lard also asks for $500 interest and $1,000
attorneys fees.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
THE MASQUERADE.

The masquerade ball given by the Sill
yer Bow Dancing academy under the su-
pervisfon Of Prof. M. C. Aker al the
auditorium last night was fairly well at
tended for SO cold a night. Miss Eta
Fearce and r. Lerour carried or the
prizes for the best dressed lady and gem
tlerman, Miss Gertie KHligan and Frank
Brown for h most original caricatures.
MISS Grace McElwee and Mr.. William
for the. o comical costumes.
Inc cake walk was participated in by
couples, Miss Jennie BLACK and
Mr.. Thomas Shanna winning the prizes.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
THE CLIMAX CAPPED.

Butte has had the honor Of most all
the great artists in this country paying
our magic city q visit. Now comes the
worlds famous trio. Three Cherry Sisters,
who will positively appear at Sutton's
new theater for n week. commencing
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

necessary. The sum OF S76 VIVA allowed
Aer~soda - nsteeA-so n paslsle;wtlss-Ulec
1ignt bin was scaled down to $50: the
water bill Of $166. - was allowed to stand
a an allowance OF $25 was made for an
engine link purchased from Webster,
Camp 4 Lane.
The fuel bill Of 81, 43s. 2s, the Judge said.
would be passed for the present until he
ter. s"e "
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

The whole civilized world is amazed at
the accurate aim and healthy condition
Of the Boer army, and thought them in
feriOr in this respect to their worthy OPP
ponents. 1t is surmised that they must
be using Henry hunters celebrated
Butte Brewery Beer, which Is noted for
its absolute purity and health giving
qualities.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
DRUM r BALL.

The High School Drum and Bugle Corps
will give a grand ball at Renshaw hall
this evening. The ball is given for the
purpose OF raising money enough to equip
their corps with a complete set of drums
and bugles. The boys have been making
arrangements for this affair for some
tim past and all those attending will be
assured a first-class time.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

The high grade and popularity Of the
Kimball pianos in the estimation of great
artists was recently evidenced on the
night of Nine. Nevada's recital in Butte,
where a new scale grand upright Kimball
piano was used, Selected by Nine. Ne
vada) to accompany her in her song Sc
~lections on account of its unparalleled song
tone.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
$3.50 LUMP COAL,

can buy the best coal in the city from
us? No clinkers. No SCOT. Holds fire
longer than any other coal. Office. 814
Utah. Telephone 276.
COTTONWOOD COAL co.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

Father York Of San Francisco will lee
ture on Monday night at the Grand on
1.-The Pope and the People," under the
auspices Of the Young Mems Institute. :
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

Sewing machines for rent, by week or
month. National Undertaking company.
81 7last Quartz.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16

Second Thursday treat at the Christian
Tabernacle tonight. 1.-The Why, How
When n Where of Laughter" 25c.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-02-16
IGNORANCE AND
STUPIDITY

Won't excuse you from trying to blow
Il an electric light, neither will 1t ex-
cuse o from having you property fully
insured, when a few dollars gives you
the fullest protection; Neither will 1t ex-
cuse you from placing your property
with us to ;"~',re or sell, when you know
hat our usAess reputation is pledged
to good adjustment and business meth
DDS.