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ItkC OT.
|srs,,. ahiornla stock: Navy &C.; Bayou
!. hI dried &c. pinks S&c; Lima
r V'aek eyes 5%e; Texas black eyes
a,E -. Star "a dairy 1920. Red
y Eigin creamery 27a2sc. oleomar-
4 issH bricks lso; Lincoln solids lie.
A., Special Blue Star 1Sc; Crys-
liz sad Country Rolls Isc: special
l;Si.s hey dairy Ice; Daisy loo; Clover
/ bsirfs Texas country butter s4l2c.
sssrr1ss oE1s $3.50; home grown IA
n As ss....New York full cream l4ai5c;
IA W9 lfi9o; Wisconsin full cream
|oSs-. r Miseons full cream daisies l5c.
.ispe i rs ner dozen, 9ls9l0c can
flgRrrss-per 10. "a
HI -ealie i4Gl5c per ID; black singa-
TIffRR[ss-,colorado s0GS5c.
Il ;s 5s-,lheus s2.65d3.U0: cocks. large,
{! .roasters S2.65m2.s So: frycIs
4 a. eerollers 80 .0Oli2. S5. turkeys;
,r - gohblers 81 O0li0.0o per
J, "a snliing 10 size ami u1sl ty; young
4 XII 100. Ducks; Large s2.50d3.5o.
6. W leathered. si.5o95.0o. Gulneas
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FOR RENT--Two-sto store building cor
ner Semmes and Providence, suitable for
in 0h ooardinE houie Of store ioS Shesn rent
street Fifth ward 10
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APPLEs-New York stock, s4.soa5. 90; mi.
nos STOCK $50; Missouri stock. $3.50.
81 .50Gl7S
CoCoANUTs-Per sack. 81. 5o14.0o.
LL6MONS-Fsney Messina S60s, &. oOas 81.
III, oiLsANobS-Caiifornia budded S2.50d2. as
choice nayels. s2f5as.0o.
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FLAT OF three unfurnishsd rooms and kitch.
snd; references. Apply SOC Rusk avenue
four blocks from Main street Il
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a WE'LL furnished front room: south an
EAST exposure, Hath and gas. Corner o
Man aud Lamar avenue =
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FOR RENr--The store No. 11ls Coneress
avenue opposite courthouse; posse ssion
given February Is, Apply @. w. clarendon,
slb Main street n
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS at li9 Caro-
line street ~ ..sA 2
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS..

sMITRvILLE Oh MIll Company viii BE-
resdy 10 receive bids Tor a 25.ton oil mill
until February o. 1900. Emil Beuseher,
general manager, smithgiile. Texas p
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FOR SALE.

ONE I-oetaye Hallet & Davis Square Plane
carved less, $50; one Chapel organ, nearl,
new, cost Nss; for church or school, spe
eal price SIS. Geo. w. Stief. eo9 Trayi.
street. 4.
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II kinds of fruit are very limited
~ .orce the movement is an un-
|tosssV sns Fresh shipments are ex-
kgn. ,ba next day or two. however,
|s li,Is, ", trade is looked for after their
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FOR SALE AT BARGAIN My hne Kentucky
booded driving horse. A. Franklin Sittig
q
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ANY ONE desiring new buggy, phaeton o.
wagon VIII do well by calnng on 4. n
Stewart Jockey Club Horse shoeng shop,
~ MllaM street. Carriage repository rJat
fost budding, liberal allowances made ca
old vehicles in exenanle ~
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HEAVY STAPLES.
tuNlTIoN-PowGer. per key. s4.00D
hstIng powder sl.65 per keg; drop shot.
h sl.6S; buck Sl.9O.
b. Extra snort clear. in sacks. 7ilQ
;gnlars 7%uSsc; boxed Ac higher:
bellies SAdsiec; New York salt bel.
dsc; breakfast bacon 1i;4dl1lac.
ilNG AND TlES--Less than car lots,
Houston: Bagging, 2-lb 7037Ac: 2A-ip
4, Arrow ties Sl.s0al.S5.
DY-Stlck. wrapped, basis "a. 6h162c
special sizes &c higher.
IDLEs-star. FULL weight, 12Kc: Gran
weight llAc Electric lights lie.
Portland s2.I543.25; Rosendale
.E-Rio. fair, 9iadioc; prime 1OH@
choice l0A4llAc; peaberry lac; Cor
z. Roasted coffees: Arbuckle's Ariosa.
10 cases. 1850 delivered; 36-lb cases
delivered; Lion. 100-lb cases. u .0Oc;
ro0c
cKERs-A B C soda. bulk. boxes Sc;
utons ne; ginger snaps Sc; creams
be blanks size; cakes and iumbles l1r
lR-Texas Star Mills. Tidal Wave
ssa FAIRY $50; Sea Nymph $3.50; Sea
wy; rye hour % co. pumpernickei
Special rates for shipments to interior
quarter sacks are i0c higher than half
and wood lJc higher than half sacks.
IHACEouS GooDS-Grlts. hominy and
neal, In barrels. 81 d5d2 IS; pearl meal
~ sacks 81, 7Oql.S0 per Dbl of four
Scotch cats 81 50; Friends oats 50. 30,
ao.a oats s2.lo; Howkeye oats 81 10.
{p-kthned. fierce. compound. 6%169sc;
5salhe; 5O-lb cans l4c higher than
NIB cans &c higher. alb cans Nc
'Ib cans lc higher.
fs-sandard 1lA@1lkc; picnic hams
EEY-ln barrels 5o9soc per gallon: in
|nns extracted. 5Q6i. in comb 9QDlic:
IN ,ss sSns' extracted, 5ls1Ic pound sec
81 90 per barrel: coopered 81. %.
L-AsSsEs-Reboiled. fair 1914 I1So. prime
eleiee 2Sa2ec; fancy new crop syrup
f 3 pste new crop syrup Acc.
FS,--goid Medal $3.50: Mas nolla 81. so:
I;@' Empire 1850.
gallon kegs si.Sj: 10-gallon
NV; la-bbs $500: p!nts, American
S,Sssvc: quarts. American style SIPS:
b ss.'Vus. 20: l-gal.. American style.
h -l; i-eal,, 1exagon. $500.
|s.Nhnra fancy head 696Ac; choice So
pe sAqoc; fancy Imported 6lsd6Ac.
,ora,d. basis 7-l6. l0%c. Manila lie;
coarse s5asOc: Hne s5c6p
tsoSulslana coarse Soc; fine 90c: hbls.
N-.o' Coos $3.50: io0-3s $3.50; 7o-4s
Il ,fisH-Mackerel. No. l in lob kits.
my 'nivpes alt btls $3.50; tubs So 00d5 so.
"a ssiIs-hmerican quarters 50 951i 90:
~ e. was %: imported Gillette Eradr.
'pchn 10y, fancy sprats, quarters $3.50
~ 4. Standard goods: Pearl. in 40-lb
/ '7,S1S3c; Royal Gloss. bulk. 3Ad37sc;
!" w packages per box, S2.75: corn
~ per 10, 20 and 40-lb boxes.
~. quotations are for small lots. Spe-
r,,n s are given on carload orders. Stand
|. aIfa nAed ll-l6c; cubes and powdered
,ho Iiouisslana yellow clarified. fancy 5h1
r., esg5Aci Arbuckle's 2-lb aud 5-lo
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FOR sALE-Ono STANDARD bred trotting mare,
years old, 10 hands high, weighs about
1909 pounds; gentle for any lady 70 drive
fast trottor. sound sacrifice Tor cash, only
I'VE days, Address j. ". Fletcher. box 3Js,
Cloburne Texas. 20
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FOR RENT--'Two-story seven-room house
1916 Texas avenue: al modern eonvenienues
four blocks from Capitol hotel. Apply SOS
Austin street. Mrs. II, O. turks %
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FOR RENT-Fiye-rooni cottage, sOia Leland
evenue, With bath, ON south corner Apply
% ]. ?. Arto Central Gre station. a
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED.

Port of Galveston, February IS,
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GRAIN AND HAY

Carload lots. {. o. b. cars from millers
dealers charge from store 5f1l0c more per lOt
lbs. on bran. Ease per bushel on oats and corn.
and lOQl5c per 100 lbs ON hay.
BRANa,,Per 100 pounds 72dIsc
RICE BRAN--Per 100 lbs, Soc
WHEAT SHoRTS-Per 100 lbs. s56r1.o5
CORN-No. 2 sacked 44lsdi5ikc.
CORN CHoPS--Mixed aud pure ssQiS5c
oATS-Good No. Texas Su1S3c: OFF or nc
grades 25I2Shc Kansas white No. 37I3Sc.
No. white 35GSec; slightly stained SOlsa
Siibc.
hAY-Alfalfa sii.5Oa1s.oo per ton; timothy
Sli.hOM 10. 50. South Texas prairie hay IS 500
ESQ. North Texas and Territory s9.OOGl0.OO.
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FOR SALE or EXCHANGE.
PROFESSIONAL AL

DETECTIVE AGENcY---frnipcd detectlvea
frrnisbed for clyll aud criminal inves,iga.
toLe; reasonable rates; correspondonce 50
lieited James Mccane. box $50. Houston
Texas II
8. O. COTTON q BRo.. Fire Insurance.
Asents and AdiuTers 70 M,tr street If
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FOR RENT-lS95 Caroline street, rooms
two.siory house. all modern eonyeniences
Apply sos Preston avenue. q
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FOR REMIT wo-story residence No, iil
Polk avenue: modern Improvements, refer
ences required Apply Mrs. c. A. Bujao. p
Mason building
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FOR RENT PasturaRe for 5000 cattle In
Creek ard Cherokee Nation, on and near
raiircad good fences and well supplied
With grass and water viii bo pleased 70
show tho pastures. Box Bell- Saunders
Com. Co.. Houston, Texas. %
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AGENTS WANTEp--Guitpr chord attach
ment: any one can play Hamnle Zoe; retails
ut 25c. Shaw Instrument Factory. Decatur.
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WANTED 70 BuY-E Eight or ten thousand
cattle. steers al ages. and grown COWS.
Box Bell Saunders Com, Co. Houston,
Te1Rs. g
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FURNISHED ROOMS, light Housekeeping
four blocks from nnnrkrt lail slNth 81 Z
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SIS San Marcos (Am). from New York.
SIS Reno (Br), Sunderland.
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THE RICHEST. clsanest and purest milk and
cream furnished by j. W. Barrels Jersey
YARN in Fairyiew Deliveries made By him
promptly and neatly. Telephone III q
rlngs). 3-5
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Differential Rates Off.

New York, March 21:-The agreement
of the Canadian Pacific railway to can
eel it's differential freight rate shipment
10 and from American points and par
ticularly to and from San Francisco, Is
made without any reserve, according to
a statement made by F. V. Skinner, gen.
eral eastern agent of this line, although
this agreement will practically shut out
the Canadian Pacific from participation
in San Francisco business.
Mr.. Skinner, denied the charge that his
road had any Interior motive in making
this change and said that he had receiv-
ed strict orders not to receive any freight
at different rates. He made the state
ment good by refusing OF the spot q
whole carload at the cid differential
rates.
This differential rate, which was about
so cents less than the standard rate or
first class business to a Francisco and
proportiOnately less on lower grades. has
heretofore brought the Canadian Pacific
a large amount of business to SAN Fran
cisco from this city. With rates equal
lied this large tariff will go to American
lines, which make better time than the
Canadian Pacific. II
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Protest Against Bishop.

Havana, March 21.-General Maxine
Gomez has addressed a letter to the COM
mittee which recently waited upon the
bishop of Havana. Mgr. Sbaretti. to
protest against his continuance in the
bishopric. In the course of the letter he
says the committee ought not to have
called upon the bishop, but should have
summoned him before them to hear the
result of "his own obstinacy and that OF
the people, General Gomez goes ON to
say:
Mgr. Sbaretti is not the just man 1
had previously believed him to be. for
if he were he would not disturb a u
| try so desolated by war troubles by IN
sisting upon remaining as the head OF the
| diocese Of Havana. Cubans must not
| forget that the pope blessed the armies
of Weyler. The pope and Mgr. Sbarettl
will be responsible for the schism whicn
! would be produced in Cuba. IT l were
alone in the protest I would climb to the
highest peak in Cuba and cry 'besone.
foreign usurper"
On the other hand a committee is be-
ing formed to protest against the action
Of the so-called popular committee,
which waited upon Mgr. Sbaretti. The
! ORGANIZERS Of the new nave
obtained a large number of signatures
to an address that will be presented to
the bishop. assuring hin that the popular
committee does not represent the uDan
people or the Cuba army.
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May Disrupt Agreement.

New York, March 21.-No settleme..
has as yet been reached of the dispute in
regard to New England tourist rates
between the Lake Shore, the Michigan
Central and the Grand Trunk and it will
probably become necessary for the presi.
dents to interfere once more. This dis
pute, coming as it does. right on top of
the settlement of the disagreement in re-
gard to rates on business from ST. Paul
Chicago lines, which was caused by the
same lines, has given rise to considerable
speculation among railroad men.
1.-The lines that are making all the
trouble" said a passenger agent. ARE
the Vanderbilt lines, and their action is
in line with the evident policy of that
system to knock out the differential
rates. If his dispute is not settled soon,
the result will be a decentralization of
rates in this territory, because the sale
of tickets good from June to October
with stop Over privileges, via Albany tt
New England points, will naturally affect
rates out of New York"
Unless the matter is arbitrated thi!
dispute it is thought may cause a dis
ruption of the joint passenger agreement
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Steel MagnateS' War.

New York, March 21.-A special to the
world from Atlantic City says: Andrew
Carnegie, Henry Phipps. A. M. Moreland,
F. T. . Lovejoy and Charles NJ. Schwab
are here and they are constantly in one
another's company. Mr.. Phipps, Mr..
Moreland and Mr.. Lovejoy since the
Carnegie Prick litigation started have
been supposed to be on the side of Mr..
Prick.
The steel magnates are almost ON
stantly together but not one of them can
be induced to say What effect their friend
ship and intimacy will have upon the
suits now pending in the Pittsburs
courts. A report is current that a truce
has been established between Messrs
Carnegie and Prick.
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Will Be President Mckinley

New York, March 21.-Rev. w. d. +.
Bliss, the Christian Socialist lecturer,
spoke last night before the social reform
club on 1.-The Social Reform Movement IN
the West and predicted the reelection
of President Mckinley in consequence OF
an immense vote that the social demo-
crazy will. he feels sure. poll in the mid
die western states.
The people in the far western states,
! continued Mr.. Bliss, are growing tired OF
| new parties, and nan are Thoroughly
Disguised with the populist party. whose
! machine is becoming corrupt. Although
Debs spoke to packed houses in Los An
geles and was warmly greeted, the feel
ing against new parties was predominant
and there was a great inclination to
ward Bryan.
Bryan, the lecturer said, would get Il
tremendous majority in the far western
states, blu Debs would get an overwhelm-
ing vote in the middle western states and
that Mckinley would be elected. At the
same time Mr.. Bliss noticed a great feel
ing of unrest in the west and he believed
the people were preparing for some great
movement. The armer were thoroughly
tired of the trusts, as they were entirely
at the trusts mercy, and had to buy ant
sell at the trusts prices.
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Argues For the Treaty.

New York, March 21.-A special to the
Herald from Washington says: An i'm
portant document, presenting strong rea-
sons for the ratification of the French
reciprocity treaty, has been compiled by
Senator Davis, chairman of the senate
committee on foreign relations and adopt
ed by that committee as it's report in ia
vor of the pending instrument.
1t embraces a vast amount of informa-
ton relative to the commercial relations
between the United States and France.
Including detailed statements compiled
by the government actuary. showing the
proposed tariff rate on all articles en-
braced in the treaty; also a comparison of
the actual concessions granted by the
United States, and by France under it's
provisions.
TIC enable senator's and representatives
to observe the relation of the pending
treaty to the interest of their respective
states, it also includes a list of the lead
ing articles of production arranged by
groups of states which will receive the
advantages secured by the convention
with France, together with the reductions
of duty thereon.
A significant part of the report is founG
in the statement of various interests ii
support of the treaty which at one time
were e~ndeavOring to defeat it.
With this document in the hands O.
every senator thoroughly explaining
every point at issue, Senator Davis is con
fident that much of the present opposition
will disappear n it is his purpose I,
urge action upon it at the present SEES
sion OF congress, Notwithstanding tina
the time limit for ratification has been ex
tended until the 4th of next March.
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by John Pryor and Phil McCrory ana
asked them how they accommodated %
men who had been registered as voters
living at their place. Pryor and Nc
Crory would not consent to an investiga-
ton n undertook to put the republic
can intruders out. In an instant five
men had their artillery in action and the
battle ragged in the saloon and out in
the street. When the smoke cleared
away it was found that not even a by
stander had been shot.
Pryor is the only one who has been
arrested. Pryor is a judge Of election.
McCrory is a member of the democratic
city central committee.
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CAPE NOME.

If you are going to the new Gold Fields
and it is our desire to reach there as
early as possible. we can book yop on any
of the following vessels sailing from
Seattle: Oregon. Geo. w. Dickinson,
Caronne. Ohio. Tacoma. Centennial. SAM
ia Ana, Roanoke.
For reservations on any of these YES
sells call at the Northern Pacific City
Ticket Office. corne Park n Main
streets. Butte. Mont, or write to
w. H. MERRIMAN.> Genl Agent.
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Many Shots, No One Hurt.

Kansas City, Mo-, March 21.-Five local
politicians n two newspaper reporters
figured in a Shooting ARRAY last night in
which Is bullets We're fired at close range
and not one of the cOmbatants was even
scratched. Joe Morris, Edwin A. Scrog-
gins and w. w. holland, republican ward
canvassers. with two reporters. went to
q saloon in the Tenderloin district kept
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21
ST. PAUL AND ST. LOUIS.

The Northern Pacific 10 the only line
operating the Pullman Standard sleeping
cars from Anaconda to St. Pau and st.
Louis. Two sleeping cars are now on the
night train out Of Anaconda and Butte:
one from Anaconda III Billings and the
Burlington route to St. Louis n one
from Butte to st. Paul. no change OF cars
between these points.
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Pneumonia

always leaves the lungs
weak. Weak lungs are
breeding grounds for the
germs that cause consump-
ton. Chronic bronchitis also
often follows pneumonia.
Ifyou have had pneumonia,
the germs of consumption
are at work. Don't let
them get a foothold. Begin
at once and take
SCOTS EMULSION;
it will drive out the germs
bymaking the lungs stronger
than they are.
SOC. and 81 90, all druggists.
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REWARD.

The undersigned will pay the sum OF
twenty-five hundred dollars $4,000 0) to
any person or persons furnishing the un.
dersigned with information which will!
lead to the detection n conviction OF
anw person or persons or corporations
who have heretofore or may hereafter
trespass upon and extract and remove
ores or minerals from n OF the under
ground workings beneath the surface OF
the Pennsylvania Lode Claim. Lot NO.
172. in Silver Bow county. Montana.
BOSTON AND MONTANA CONSOLl-
DATED COPPER AND SILVER MIN
ING COMPANY.
By c. s. Batterman. Asst Supt.
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ANnTrADDNv1,ss

Two Cents Fer Word for First Issue.
One Cent Per Word After First Issue.
$500 Per Line Per Month,
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FOR SALE - RANCHES THROUGH
out Bitter Root valley; send for lists.
G w. Dickinson, Real Estate, Stevens
vile. Mont.
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EN- MENT.

WANTED-AT ONCE A FIRST CLASS
bucket girl at Saddle Rock restaurant.
301 East Commercial avenue. Salary
$1.O0 per day.
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WANTED-A GOOD SADDLE HORSE
for it's keep. Light work. or will buy. If
cheap. 818 8. Main street, Butte.
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LATEST STYLES AND PERFECT
fits. at Madame Pierce's dressmaking
/ parlors. Albion block, 101 w. Granite.
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WANTED-IN LAW OFFICE, YOUNG
stenographer wishing to read law. viii
pay nominal salary to right party. APP
ply room Al, Owsley block.
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WANTED-$1 ,O0O.0 90 WORTH OF SEC.
ond hand furniture, 1913 East Park.
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a 80 PER CENT INVESTMENT; ONLY
$3.50: business property. Mcmillan &
Floyd, AZ f.. Broadway.
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WANTED POSITION--SOBER, RELIA-
bic man. ten years experience grocery
business. References, will accept any
thing. Address w. B. H. Inter Noun
tain.
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3s-ROOM LODGING HOUSE: BEST
location in Butte for $4,000. Conroy &
Morley, 46 e. Broadway.
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NEW 4-ROOM BRICK HOUSE AND
lot for $3.50. Conroy & Morley. 46 r.
Broadway.
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YOUNG MEN. OUR CATALOGUE EX-
plains our special grand offer to teach
the barber trade. Mailed free. MOler
Barber College. Minneapolis, MINI.
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FOR RENT-FOUR ROOM HOUSE. rs
South Montana street. $500 inquire
room II. % w. Granite street
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WANTED-WOMEN TO BIND DRESS
shields at home: steady work; distance
no disadvantages: ask yours dealer to
show you Kora Shields and Kora Klasp
hose supporters. kora Shields snap on
waist without sewing. Send 1Oc for
catalogue of work. Kora Shield Co.,
525 rOoMe street, New York.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

FOR RENT PART OF STORE OCCU-
pied by Goldbergs ticket Office. 81 N.
Main street.
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FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT. III
South Montana. W. w. Chapman.
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MISCELLANEO Gus.

SILK SKIRT OR WAIST FOR so
cents. Ladies please cal and we will
explain how you can get them for that
price. Z and s Owsley block.
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YOU Want to Rent
YOUR Room. or Houses,
YOO Can do it by Advertising in the Want Columns Below.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

FOR SALE-GOOD SEWING MA.
chine, in iirst-cass condition. Inquire
at SO West Granite street.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

WANTED - A RELIABLE FARM
hand, address c. H., Inter Mountain
Office.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

FOR sALE-FIvE ROOM BRICK ON
west side. corner lot 30 by 100. all fenc-
ed: you a have all this for 81, GOO. In
vestors' Realty Co., 81 w. Granite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

WANTED WORK ON A RANCH.
Man and wife and two children. Adj
dress rear 619 Utah avenue.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF AN
room modern brick. Good location, 8
dandy bargain. w. F. Johnson, Owa-
lev block.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-21

FOR RENT AND FOR SALE-ALL
kinds of sewing machines. needles and
supplies. Sherman's< Undertaking, lS5
East Park.