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1T CURED THE DOCTOR.
New Scientific Oandruff Treatment
Recommended by a Physician.

Mrs. Mary c. Crawford, Oakesdale,
Wash: "Herpicide cured me perfectly
of dandruff and falling hair, and | am
well satisfied with the result"
All r. Kelly. 2195 Desadero street
San Francisco: 'Herpicide put a new
growth of hair on my head. Herpicide
does more than is claimed"
Herpicide kills the dandruff germ.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"-dandruff. falling hair and fin.
ally badness. At all druggists.
, 1900-11-22

1t is a gratifying circumstance to the
people OF the southern counties of
wyoming that they have kept pace
with their northern neighbors. The
next few years will add greatly to the
wealth and population of the southern
counties. The Burlington will build
from east to west clear through them,
and will leave a trail of wealth and
population in it's wake.
, 1900-11-22

The Metropolitan Street Railway
Company of New York has refused to
continue its contract for carrying the
mails on the Third avenue and Fort
George line. and as a consequence
there is grumbling among the resi-
dents along the route named. Nine
mail cars were rented to the govern
ment for $l9 900 a year. but the COM
pany has Cancelled the contract. officials
saying they don't want to be bothered
with the service. Much delay in de-
livering mail will result.
, 1900-11-22

A certain clergyman. when preach
Ing extemporaneously. touched upon
the subject Of miracles. Some people,
he said, had difficulty In accepting the
miraculous stories Of the Bible. as, for
example. the story Of the speech that
Balaam's ass made to his master.
Looking solemnly at the congregation
the preacher hammered In his conten-
ton with the remark: why should
not God make An ass to spsak-hs
made me to speak."-kansas City
Journal.
, 1900-11-22

Many people worry because they be
lieve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right but their stomachs are unable tc
digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure ,
gests what you eat and prevents the
formation Of gas which makes III
stomach press against the heart. The
will cure every form Of indigestion
Laramie Drug company.
, 1900-11-22

Now that the vote has been ~anvas
eed and all the republican candidates
shown to have received a majority OF
the votes. we presume the Boomcrang
will admit that it was inexcusably be
hind the times in the matter OF seCur
ing election returns and giving them
to its readers.
, 1900-11-22
For Shattered Nerve..

A remedy that will soothe, build IN
the wasted tissues and enrich the blood
Is indispensable. Lichty's Celery
Nerve Compound has been wonderful.
ly successful In cases Of nervousness,
as thousands Of grateful people will
testify. Sold by Charles N. settele,
e Pioneer druggist.
, 1900-11-22

DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
scalds and not leave a scar. 1t can be
applied to cuts and raw surfaces with
prompt and soothing effect. Use 1t for
piles and skin diseases. Beware Of
worthless counterfeits.-Laramie Drug
company.
, 1900-11-22

There is another thing to be thank
full for. Pettigrew has been retired to
private life. At least he will not an
10Y the people of the nation very much
after the fourth day of next March.
, 1900-11-22

The percentage of increase during
during any previous decade. 1t will be
remembered that Cleveland's second
term came within that period.
, 1900-11-22

C~hamberlain's Stomach and Liver
Tablets cure biliousness, consultation
and headache. They are easy to take
n pleasant in effect. For sale by F.
h. Eggleston.
, 1900-11-22

An Atchison woman is such a rank
on the manner in which the English
language is handled that she recently
interrupted her preacher while he YVES
saying grace to question the use OF
a verb.-Atchison Globe.
, 1900-11-22

Husband-I'd like to know what Il
70 become Of Chinaf
Nif:--I guess the hired girl oan tall
roI.-Det.o!t Free Prsss.
, 1900-11-22

DeWftt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and gripe.-Laramie Drug
company.
, 1900-11-22

State and national mining laws n
The Republican once: a cents Lei
COPY.
, 1900-11-22

FOR SALE-A bunch of 200 head OF
mixed cattl1 ,ddress Lock Box $40.
'74d.wtl
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coucher dams la chambre de la mere
Chiffaudel, ca ne lui allait guere...
-Je comprends, interrompit Ia
liseuse avec un sourire, ct alors toi,
Frida, tu lui as offert Ihospitalita
chez nous :?
-Oui, grand 'tante Gertrude.
Les deux tantes SO remirent q
converser entire elles dams cette
langue rauque qui ressemblait q un
grimoire, ct que je sus plus tard
etre de l'allemand. Puts elles dom
nerent des ordres . la servante,
qui alluma un bougeoir ct disparut.
&c dialecte savage, la singulie-
re tournure des deux mattresses du
chateau, l'aspect meme de cette
grande sale NAL eclairee on les
portraits avaient Fair de me regar-
der de travers ct on le perroquet,
tout q fait reveille, Sc dandinait sur
ses pattes, en- criant requirement
dams le meme patois "guten Abead!
(Bonsoir)." tout celia me semblait
tenir du sortilege. Je comprenais
maintenant que Frida, vivant dams
pentourage de ces heteroclites de-
moiselles. ne fit pas eloignee de
croire. ellie aussi, q rexistence des
fees. Mais ellie etait elle-meme, q
mes yeux, Ia plus adorable ct Ia
plus gentille fee qu'on put rever.
n saiure
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-07-28

Jesus Maria-Joseph, acas ist es :
-Friedele. ma mie, dit son
tour la devideuse avec un fort ac-
cent alsacien, qui nous amenes-tu Ia?
-Grand'tante Odile, repondit la
petite princesse. c'est un gareon
qui a soupe avec ga bonne chez les
Chiffaudel... II sappelle Raoul
Laignier.
-Laignierl murmura la dame
aux lunettes, SON pere n'est-il pas
un forester?
-Oui. madame. repliquai-je a
mon tour, papa est inspecteur des
forets.
-Ho reprit la CROSSE dame, ct
q propos de quot sette bopne etait-
ellie la?
Ellie est venue souper avec son
schatz, le charbonnier Justin, ct
CONNIE le papa de Raoul est en- vo-
yage, ellie q emmene le petit avec
ellie.
Hum grogna Ia grand'tante
Odile, confiez done des enfants aux
domestiques-. lis sont bien gar
des L.. Ehl ajouta-t-elle en- s'a-
dressant a So niece, que veux-tu que
nous PASSIONS avec un garcena
IN faudrait lui donner un lit
chez nous... On voulait le faire
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F e UILL e T @ N
F R | D A
PAR ANDRE rHEuRIEr.

ment effrayes. Au contraire. lis
riaient ensemble. buvaient dams le
meme verre, ct je crus m'apercevoir
que le geant barbu lui passait par
fois le bras autour de la taille.: A
mesure que le souper re prolon-
geait, mes paupieres s'alourdis-
salient. J'avais bonne envie de dor
mir. mais je luttais HEROIC uement
dans Ia crainte que Ia yieille ne
pro6tat de mon sommeil pour me
jeter IN sort ct mo jouer quel4ue
diabolique tour de So facon. A ma
grands satisfaction, le repas tou-
chat 4 So 6n, quand soudain Ia
porte SQUIRT ct une blanche ap-
partition me causa un advertisement
tel que je fus brusquemept tire de
mon invincible somnolence
-Ehi dit une file qui await Ia
mine dune femme de chsmbre.
c'est mademoiselle...
Oui, c'est moi, repondit une
voix argentine. bousoir toMrtoxs, je
vous apporte du DESSERT.
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La nouvelle arrivante qui m'avait
81 agreablement rtveille etait une
Gillette do neuf i dix ans. toute de
blanc vetue. Ellie etait engoncee
iusqu'au mention dams une courte
fourrure de chevre du Thibet, d'on
surgissait, pareills 4 une rosa de
Noel. une blanchssfigure aux epais
cheveux blouds frises, boucles, sau-
poudres dune 6ne tombee dggivre.
Mince, avec des yeux brillants cou-
leur noisette ct une bouche dedai-
gneuse, ellie me faisait l'effet dune
petite refine de feerie. Ellie tenait
l la main une corbeille pleine de
raisins de serre, de poires ct de ga
teanx. qu'elle posa gravement sur
Ia table. Derriers ellie, une sorte
de gouvernante, maigre Of rousse.
po.'s 80 . ..o' =
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"damess chuchota h sieille eden
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Pourtant. je ne doutais pas un
moment que c'etait dams ce chateau
que nous devions souper. ct. . ira
vers Ia pelouse poudree . frimas. ie
me dirigeais deia vers le perron,
quand Celine courut apres moi ct.
me saississant le bras:
-On vas tu? murmura-t-elle nm
peu effrayee. ce nest pas dc ce CO.
te-la qn'on nous attend.
Ellie me. fit obliquer . droite. vers
un batiment beauconp plus hum-
ble,s q Ia toiture basse ct don't les
wires rougeoyaient parmi les mas
sifs. Au meme instant, au bout dn
sentier, une voix cria dams lombre !:
G Cest.y vona, la Celines
Sur la reponse affirmative de ma
bonne, Ia voix reprit !:
-Eh benl vous n'etes pas en-
avance ct nos gems sont deja ! ta-
bic iusqu'au menton.. Entrez vite.
ma mie. le froid pique ct on est
mieux dedans que dehors-..
Ma bonnie me tira par h main Of
je la suivis On rechignant iusqu's
rentree dune modesto bstisse qui
me parut etre unl logis de jardinier.
En- effet, ma grande deception.
nous penetramea tout de 60 dans
une sorte de cuisine enfumee, baese
de plafond, eclairee par des chan
delles. Une demi-donzaine d'hom-
mas ct de femmes. vetns CONNIE des
campagnards. etaient assis autour
dune Tongue table sur laquelle fu-
matt dams un large plat IN, ragodt
noiratre, qui me sembla IN brouet
de sorcieres...
Decidement, ce n'etait pas avec
ID princesss que ION m'avait oonvie
souper. mails tout bonnement avec
ses domestiques. En- ma petite Ger
velle mon snobisme enfantin 90 re-
veilla. Celia m'hnmiliait grievement
de ne point strs jugs digne de
manger avec les maitresL Js me
sentis d'autant plus vexs qu'on me-
sspara de Celins. On m'installa
pres dune vieills edentee. ! Is tsts
branlante. aux chsveux gris ) 'echsp-
pant on mechss desordonsees dune
calipette dun blanc douteux. et
rien Gus l'aspect Dc % visage ride,
aux yeux clignotants sous des pau
pieres Tidees. j. songeais ! l. me-
chante fes de d Belle az 6o;s dor.
nd.t. Ma bonnie etait alice s'as-
seoir l cote dun robuste Rarcon
don't II barbe noire et touffue me-
rsppela la silhouette entrevue. c.
taniot. ! Il fenetre de notre salIs !
manger. q await nns large bonche
s'ouvrant sur deax rangses do
dents de loup. Asec - chevelure
On dssordre. - barbe abondants Il
ses sonrcils erais, il me ft reffet
dun ogre ct mon malaite sen 40
crut. La vieille au chef branlant
ne me rassurait pms davantage Elle
m'avait servi une assiettee Dc son
ragodt et grognait pAros que j. ~
tonchais paa
Mango donc. drole | gromns-
lait.slle. c'est bon. 10 civet de lie.
vre
Maia rien que = me d. soa ne,
reoourbs = de - Inns rentrse.
me coopeit lsppstit Jsvaia Il
de- histories de eens n<tanospho.
- - bttes pour ayoir eoats d'sa
plat eoisins pr une sorcisre. 81
cels % ne doenait paa sonGa.es.
D teape ! aatrs. 3 jstais n =
eard <perdu ! Cslins. nj slls i
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1900-07-28

All! reprit-elle, ct comment
vous appelez-vousp
-Raoul... Raoul Laigner... Et
vous, demandai-je en- m'enhardis-
SAINT.
Moi. Frida.
I'm joli nom.
-Vous trouvez 2... Cest celui
de ma mere qui etait allemande...
Ellie est morte.
LA mienne aussi, avouni-je,
compliant que cette similitude dams
nos situations la toucherait.
Mais ellie garda le silence, ct au
bout dun instant je continual
-C'est vous le chateau?
-Quel chateau
-Celui que j'ai w en- venant ici.
-Ahl repondit-elle en- RANT.
Salvanches?... Non, c'est la mai
son de mes grand 'tantes, Miles du
Keler... Je demeure avec elles
pendant nm voyage que mon pere
fait en- Alsace... Mais d'on Went
que vous appellee Salvanches un
chateau?
-Parce que vous avez fair dune
princesse. repliquai-je en- Ia regar-
dant avec admiration.
-Vraimentl s'eeriart-elle, fat
tee... Et CONNIE Ia gouvernante
await verse dams nos verres denx
doigts de vim mousseux
Eth bien! repartit-elle en- le-
want le sien. la princesse vous COM
mande de boire 4 90 sante.
Nous trinquames ct nous vida
mes nos verres en RANT. Ce vim
petillant, auquel js n'etais pas ha-
bitue. me donna vite une points de
gazette ct me rendit expansif. Je
recommencai plus hardiment mes
interrogations
Oh sommes-nous ici2
Chez nos jardiniers.
-Ahl... Et cette vieille femme
sans dents, assise i cote de moi tout
i l'heure, ne pensez-vous pas qu'el-
le est nne sorciere I?
Qni ca? la mere Chifaudel b..
Par exemplel... C'est la grand
mere du jardinier... All ca! sex
clama-t-elle avec IN sourire qui
m'enchanta, eu'avez-vous done .
prendre les maisons pour des cha
teaux, les files pour des princesses
ct les jardinieres pour des magi-
ciennes T.. Vous stes drole tout
plein ct vous parlez comme dana les
contes de feesl
-Vous MY croyez pas. vous. aux
fees?
Ellie secoua 80 tete blonde. on le
givre fondu await sem6 des goutte-
lettes. ct ebaucha une moue pen
sive:
-Jy crois ct je ny crois pas...
Un soir. aprss avoir lu pOiseas blea,
je suis alice an bout de notre jar
din ct j'ai erie "S'il y . une fee.
qu'elle se montre... Une fois, deux
fois, trois fois h.. Rien nest venu.
II est vrai que j'avais tout de meme
IN peu peur ct. comms ID mutt ar
rivait, je me suis sauvee sans attsn-
DIRE IL reponse... Alors, ,yous savez.
la fee s'est peut-etre montree...
apres...
Tandis que nous bavardions toua
deux, les autres s'etaient levees de
table, ct maintenant on Sc deman.
DAFT comment on nous logerait, ma
bonnie ct moi.
Bahl s'exclama le jardinier,
Celine couchera avec ma belle
snur. ct on fera IN lit pour le petit
monsieur dams 10 chambre dc Ii
grand mere.
En- entendant cetts proposition
jeus une mine ii effarouchte que
Frida devina ma rspugnance
Non. declara-t-ells imperieuse
men.. Raoul logera chez nous cetts
nuit.. Nest-ce pas, Fra.lein { con
tinuart-ells en- s'adressant ! con in'
stitutrics. je vais u conduirs che,
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

DR.. Reed. Dentist. lis North Main. .
Orton Bros. pianos and organ. 21s N.
Main
company. Tel. 504.
Tinware, roofing, eavetroughs, smoke :
stacks made to order. A. Il. Jones, 266
East Park.
c. g. Dolman gives notice of change of
his law office to No. 81 Silver Bow
block.
Haney. Driscoll & Mitchell removed to
" East Park street, Silver Dollar sa-
loon.
Chemicals and supplies. Fair
Drug and Assay Supply lis
tass Park street.
The funeral of John D.. HARRINGTON will
take place from the family residence. No.
ID Anaconda road, tomorrow at 2 D. m.
First-class restaurant must he sold az
once. Investors Realty Co., 81 w. Gran
tie.
Butte Stove Repair npa for ax.
s.n aau home Comfort ranges. Phone
e2s. ZIG q. Park.
Patrick +. Doyle, aged AZ years, dice
yesterday. The funeral will take place
Sunday at 2 %. M, from Sherman,s nm
dertaking parlors.
A pretty "St. Patrick Day. souvenir
Will be given away free to every gentle-
man caller next Saturday at
ners.
Oftlce of Macdonald & Lynch, removed
from No. d, East Park street to D.. Gold
berg ticket office. No. 81 North Main. .
William e. IassWeH, aged Is wears.
died today. The remains are at Sher.
mans INCREASING p%arlors, from where
lney VIII probably be sent to Portland.
Oregon.
Torrance William, the 9-months'-o,d
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Wall. died
today. The funeral will take place to-
morrow at o'clock from the family resi-
dence, No. 10 Duggan avenue.
Winery, the infant daughter of Mr.. and
MRS. Frank Rice, died yesterday. The
funeral Will take place tomorrow at 2 n.
M, from the residence, No. 200 Lincoln
avenue, Parrot addition.
Donald Passmore Mcmillan, infant son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Mcmillan. died
yesterday at $3.50 p, M, and was buried
this afternoon at 2 o'clock, from the FAM
lily residence. 1872 West Granite street.
The funeral of William II. Edwards
will take place Sunday at 1870 o.. NJ.
from the residence in Walkerville, pro.
eeeding to the Sons of st. George hall.
In Centerville. where services will be
held.
For perfect cognac flavor and recog-
nlzed purity there is nothing like the
VIVA brandy. Grown and distilled on
the Senator Stanford estate in Cali
fornsa. it represents the very best of
stimulating products: s. a gallon. Nom
tana Liquor Co.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-16
Charles w. Clark Thinks His
Fathers Chance Is Good.
THE MEMORlALlSTS
Busy Protecting Their Regulations
Pipe Dreams and Poker
Stories.

Charles w. Clark, son of Senate w. A.
Clark returned yesterday from Washing
ton where he has been Engaged for some
weeks in refuting the charges brought
against his father by the other faction
OF the democratic party. While in the
east Mr.. Clark was made the hero of
several sensational stories published by
the New York Telegraph and other pa
pers.
Most of the stories emanated from the
minds of the versatile reporters of the
metropolitan press. He was pictured
as the man that broke the bank at
Monte Carlo" as the Montanian who
recognized no limit but the ceiling and as
n to whom jackpots and bobtail
Pushes We're nightly occurrences.
From the general expressions heard
around Washington, I am convinced
that the outlook for the seating of SEN
ator Clark is very favorable said Mr..
Clark to-day. When the memorialists
closed their case it was not a question Of
Senator Clark defending his seat. 1t
was a question Of Congressman Camp
ing their own regulations. In fact the
hardest work of enator Edmunds of the
committee was the defending Of the
character of their own witnesses.
For reasons best known to themselves
Governor Smith and other witnesses for
nv Cal Az AAOI luhC Tie SldIUs
Somebody tipped their hand and as a
result they did not testify. much to the
regret of a great many Montana men
who expected some very sensational de-
nouncements.
"The $500 0 roulette story-in which I
credited with losing that amount
was a pipe dream of some New York or
Washington reporter, probably J. M.
Quinn. h other story about my los
ing $10,S0O in a poker game at Washing
ton was euqally as ridiculous. The
story was that I sat down with three
men who skinned me out of that amount
of money and then divided the pot money
among themselves. AS a matter of fact
there were two ~well-known congressman
in that party. There were eight of us
in all and I lost exactly $24O, while some
of my friends won as much as 1 lost.
l would not go to the trouble to deny
this story We're it not for the fact that
the article stated that after 1 had lost
I squealed. There was not a word of
truth in the story and some of the par
Elephants in the game were very wroth
whent they read the story of the New
York Telegraph man,"
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-16
PERSONALS,

A.. B. Cook. former state auditor, has
returned from his eastern trip.
Charles W. Clark and E. l.. Wlitmore
returned from the east yesterday.
Mrs. j. G. Norvel at No. 419 West Galena
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H. Cooney have
gone to Helena to visit State Auditor r.
W. Poindexter.
James Shields, the WEN known mining
expert. has returned from a lengthy trip
through Mexico. Arizona and California.
Mrs. Alex Gray and Miss Hosty, for
merly of the Hennessy store, left last
night for a trip to Europe.
Christian Nessler, proprietor of the
Silver Bow brewery, left for the coast
yesterday. He will visit Seattle, Spo-
kane and other western cities.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-16
INJURED BY A RUNAWAY

Williams Edwards, a well known Young
man. received what will probably prove
TO be fatal injuries in a runaway acct
oent early this morning. Edwards was
passing the frantic street alley on Aca-
denny street when a runaway horse
nltched to a buggy, dashed down the al
icy IN the rear of the Hamilton block. The
morse ran into Edwards, the end of the
smart striking him back of the left ear.
crushing In his skull and fracturlng his
left jaw. ~
edwards was picked up and carried
into the Inter Mountain press rooms
where he received emergency attendance
Whlie awaiting the arrival of the ambu-
lance. He was taken to ST. Paul's hospi-
tai where DR.. Wells performed the opera
,lon OF trephining. and wired up the
broken Jaw. The skull is badly fractured,
the end of the shaft having made a clear
dent into the head and the young mans
condition is very serious.
Edwards was about 80 years of age. ana
single. He lived with his mother, who
a lodging house in the Columbia
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-16
MlSS0ULA WILL NOT COME INTO THE
STATE LEAGUE -LEVERE. DACEY CONTEST.

Missoula will not have a membership in
the proposed state base ball league. That
was the c~oncensus of opinion as expressed
by the citizens of that town to w. H.
Lucas, who vent to Missoula in the hope
OF interesting them in the project. Mr..
Lucas returned from Missoula today.
II did not meet with the proper encour-
agement," said he, THE story thai Hugh
Campbell had raised 81, 800 is rot-there
was absolutely not a word of truth in it..
Il am of the opinion that we can in
terest Billings, which is a great base ball
ton. l telegraDhed to that place today,
and If the reply is favorable MI. Phil
lips and myself may take a trip down
there in a few days."
Great Falls will be in the league. The
soliciting committee yesterday succeeded
in raising 81, 200 of the S $500 required as
a guarantee, n it is expected that the
balance will be subscribed today.