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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26

/ subsequently inapplieable, and enabling
| the learner to write word for the first
time in the shortest form that it will
ever be written
AT the conclusion Of the preparatory
/ course, the diligent student viii be cana.
/ bic of holding an average position and is
course, which embraces a. series Of DEM
onstrations and lectures on the most a11-
proved Methods devices. shortcuts,
| phrases. eXpedient s Eetc, employed by
calculated TO qualify Stenographers for
hi gh-clasS POSITIONS and even court re-
porting; and it is indeed the fact that
within the past year Two of the students
erS of this state, 80
In Confederation OF the statement that
such an institution is peeded, it may be
said that atsleast eighty per cent of the
students of this school are graduates of
other shorthand schools and business col
leges &N
Of his many UNDUE advertisements, he
confines himself tofhe furnishing Of good
stenographers, the filling of good posi-
tions, and the teaching of good short
band accepting asastHdents only bright.
educated young men and women. who
must remain until Thoroughly qualified.
In this school there is no term in the
sense that the word is ordinarily under
stood; SO that students may enroll at any
time. Another Of the many interesting
and meritorious innovations adopted nv
MIR. Nichols is that 1T is the instruction
and not the time that is sold so that the
student pays his tuition but once, and lis
permitted to remain without extra charge
until he is fully competent to hold the
most difficult and exactfng position This
school bears the same relation to the
ordinary business college that a UNIVERSE
ty bears to a graded scho0l-it is, in fact.
a shorthand university.
AS an evidence of appreciation of the
excellence of this Expert School and The
competency of its students, many Of the
railway departments and large corpora
tons have arrangements with Mr.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
A Safe and Sure IN
vestrnent With Many
St. Paul Stockholders.

and Hunter, with $40 men produced $1,S72.-
coo. taking. an average of the ten Silver
Lead producers of the district makes each
$s90,000 producer for 1901
Reliable and trustworthy statistics show
that the actual increased value of the new
properties in the district for the year will
approximate fully $4,5OOUOO.
We cordially invite the public to in
vestigate our company, its property and
its methods of conducting its business,
and if found satisfactory join with us
in fastening the time when the people
of st. Paul and vicinity will share in the
profits of at least one of the coming big
mines of the famous Occur d'Alenes.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1902-01-26
MINES IN GOUER D'ALENE DIS
TRICT, IDAHO.
Stock Selling al
Csc Per Share,
Full Paid and Non-ASsessahIe.
PAS VAEUE, $fs0Os

Our working tunnel is now over 400
feet in length, all the way on ore, and
we have fully 400 feet of ore over us,
from the tunnel level to the surface.
This we know, as we have the same
character of ore on the surface ex-
posed in open cuts. Work on the tunnel
is being pushed by a night and day shift
of miners, and is directed by capable
and experienced mining men. We can
not tell the exact width of our vein.
owing to the fact that we have not I.aa
our hanging wall for over $50 feet, but
have followed our foot wall, where we
have an average Of fully feet Of clean
ore for the entire distance. The low
grade ore and vein filing contained be-
tween the walls will all concentrate
into profitable product Eleven hun
uISo 1SeI DSy Ond the race OF the tunnel
and on the same vein we have the same
character of ore. both on the surface
and at a depth of go feet, at which p0i,,t
we viii have a depth of fully 500 feet on
the vein in our present tunnel. This
would indicate that we are not hoping.
nor guessing, that we may find. ore in
paying quantities. We have got it and
are getting more of it every day, and
We offer the stock not as SPECULATION
or flyer, but as an investment Of merit.
The price of stock will surely advance
within a very short time, and if you de-
sire a safe, sure and profitable invest
ment buy now, while stock is cheap. If
you will call at our office we will under
take to- prove to your satisfaction that
the proposition we offer you is strictly
first-class and will bear the closest in
vestigation.
Address all communications to
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
xill be made in Maury Cemetery.

Will be made in Maury Cemetery.
/, i.l,.,t ~ * Is AND #bisLar
The Business Men S ASSOCIATION VII
Meet TUESDAY nisnI IN lileli iooi a Z =
the Lrauer@ uullu.1is. 1t mas peeh so'iie
months SINCE tnsle was meeting u
Inc assuclauon. and 1t is urged upon
every nlemuer to he present.
Charged With ste.,llns a ton OF coat
aid sealng il, Mi.Lanl Porter lcl len'
was arrested yesterday morning ps "
ncerz a. 5. WrignLS ana tahen 10 tie S.e -=
uon House. Potter was q driver z LOT
MIL. 5. sykes, the wood ana coal 1u eai-
or. on Seventh Street.
a Very laa ge caule is being strung
down Hull sstfeet by a force OF men#.ol
the tBeil Teiepnons8 Company, ana II IS
understood that this VIII go across
Mayo.s Bridge.
the Circuit Court Of Chesterfield ad-z
tourned for the term yesterday
Mrs. B. "A. Hancock who has been
SICK for some time. is coIpvalesclng.
Mr.. w a. West.#of Chestert1eid who
has been i'll for the past month or more,
Isl epurted to be greatly improved.
Prot. Joe Bethel, formerly OF Manches-s
ter. now principal Of the Nest Point
5otstniLaik, eslIue up rrlday evening. ne
returned yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. j. Johns is reported to be very
i'll at the home Of her son. Mr. W. d.
Johns, No. lil5 Everett Street.
Mrs. Lewis Hogan. who mas been i'll
for spme days, Is able 10 pe up
Mrs. w E. Parkerson. who has been
iii for some time. is convalescing
Parthena Cosley spent last night in
cell at the police station. having oeen
found drunk in the afternoon. lnHtlmes
past Parthena was frequent visitor at
the station. but it has been many months
since he paid it visit.
Mr.. Norwood Bailey. well known
younS man OF the First Ward, is report
ed to be sick.
Mr-aC. W. Hague. of Marx Addition. fell
from a scaffoid yesterday afternoon and
sprained his ankle very painfully.
Mrs. Mary Toby, Of Allegheny City.
Penn. is visiting. her mother, Mrs Mary
j. Craig, Of Twelfth Street. Mrs. Toby
assformeriS Of Manchester, but has not
been here before for fifteen years.
Services in Sacred Heart Church to-day
Will be al anu fa:s0 III the morning.
There will be no services at night The
Rev. Father Waters is in Roanoke. his
native city, attending the dedication Of
d. church there.
Mrs. S. a. Goode Nisting her mother.
Mrs. ]. G Williamson, Of No ifs West
Fourteenth Street
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

No 1io2 Isull Street.
struck in the face with q torpedo shot
from a gravel shooter last night about
q O'clock. and a Very painful wound IN
ficted. Her check was torn open just
teiowfthe right eve. and hel, face burned
considerably. Much excitement prevailed
soon after. the affair. several negro men
walking up and down the street with
pistols and using bad language.
The woman was walking up the LETT
side Of Hull Street, when several boys
who were congregatcd on the opposite
SIDE of the street commenced to fire off
torI5etioes It was amusing to them to
PIT the little explosives in a gravel
shooter and strike the telephone post.
One shot went wild. and struck the negro
woman. AS the torepdos exploded on
her cleek. tearing an ugly wound lnsthef
flesh. and for a minute binding her Ca -
RE uttered a scream, the Ike OF Whlch
has never been heard before in Man
chester. Pedestrians from, five squares
around came rushing to the scene, ex-
,ectiru .tv.sI.y minute 10 sec tho police.
bending oye. some nanglnd form. she
Yelled again and again.
The 5cits- re,.arbera ted with the sounds
Of her voice.
F,IfsENEN MEET
s For the IHrpose OF ssssta5hiislfll1g an -
sociation for pleasure and benefit. every
fireman Of the fsI2aI.t1;1ert IN the city
mat 81 the station last night and FOR
ser ali hoisf discussed the WAYS ana
Inearls towards organizing and getting
sufficient fGftsS upon Willfi1 10 WORK, y
COMMITTEES Of three. consisting Of Aessrs
Roher; Lee. Edward owen and Pom
Smith were af3po 3tad 70 make necesssr y
iallesIlenfs Tor a anu anu .'al'se IN
I. l.ea9ies tiail. i9ossioiS Nssf ! ear his.l9.
his committee viii meet ..1nI1.5as nfsh,;
ana "a ,l'il = ~
pc gone ITO tiits4s u ~
). =
= - ~ i, 9 -. 90
MT -. & ". ne l'oi''ltar caterer ofi
Hull Street. filillkS MS lie vas sndafl-
se.,.Et several nlstiis aso as NJ
2 1s-el4 II c'1.l!isll ny
VIII, it.s ~ $: = u ,3tsssfsssi
ela'n 1tse otiS
= = - = = : - 9
- - Y =
=.
st, aud sse'nillly tried s block his way
& ~ - ~ :" ~
$.
- 49, s! - ,,.
.5iT,.e.t;ofs IL. saws vas rolfosye,, ~,
some Iitt!e distance. aalt. then ak he got
ii the LIGHT tire negroes turned back. III.
IS confident that they ,asaat BARN
SCORES TELsF HONE 90 ~ ANY Y. .
Alderman j s. IsGai IF tha First#
Narsi. says that the soutl1erll Sell I'aIe-
n!lo'1s company has oi2el,ated In Mani.
ciiestei#l'9f1s enough v ts1oa' a ffa i1ciliSs
aise AS'.i5s - ~ MS .iisi.t - So ~
= 49,
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
EVEN MEXICO MAY COME
TO TIE COLD STANDARD
By Associated Presso

-Iil-1IC,O# CITY Nafs - .--l'iuatuatiosls
Of. silver keep exchange continually vary
ing.
Opinions are still dfrtded as TO the
adyisibiiity OF aleptfng#a gold standard
The !argest business men and most
bankers incline TO a gold basis. Farnl-
rrs in the interior ans disposed to regard
the agitation N favor ot gold stai1st-
ard as d mere outerv on the nart of
those Interested foreigners Busins IS
men are nartsing up prices to the pro-
portion Of three to one.
The silver dollar : down nearly to.
one-tIiri of its nominal value EXPRESSED
in gold Bank are all. prosperous and
conditions
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
SENTENCED TO 1870 WEARS,
BvT To SERVE TsslEf,IY
IIIS-x .Nsst.is.Is.ted Press. !.

lSN0xN TILE. TENN. So.. Hallev
Logan the alleged Montana IRAN tubbsT.
vas today gigcrl ten sentences. agglegat-
f}.5 f21 years
sacl to ~ served cancui-reutlss and two
ss,e,9t enc-s are f0lafive3 yeasS eacil, 10 be.
:ers,s.ci concittrsntlE. This reduces HIS
sentence IN twenty wears. juice e afk SCI
fec-teti Columbus, %, as the prison III which
logan Is to c9ntine1i the defellsa may
yIlf!1aal TO the United states Court OF ttf'-
oesiS at Cincinnati.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
~. tir-g,1,s be- VI siso

M. james Brown, Of the firm OF Brown
Erntl7ers. IS in the city. ard YESTERDAY
inspected the locomotive works. He was
siaatIys impressed With the completeness
Of the plant III the afternoon Mr.. Brown
WIS taken To the Deep Run Hunt Club.
where he spent ;i most enjoyable, time.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
HOT FIGHT ANTICIPATE


The. four above opinions in r gard g
the early closing ordinance, As
nlendet1 for passage TO the Bg&ef'i =,
Aldermen by the Council Comm ttse 81
Ordinances. Charter ana tsst2fh -,
printed for the first tirns IN ne
Yesterday morning. were given "a =
representative of the IapSr sEeStsis..,s
afternoon Judging from them Y 49,
ss.am that the sentiment II reszaIti -
he proposed law Is about equally w
y;ded a result OF which q warm ostl.
tIe will be waged against tue
~ the ordinance when It comes ~
t.rnside1.a zion Before th. boaEu .t.sssNs
..f,.sse,av night. ona Week hence.
Nsssrs Campbell Lawler litnr'sf
aud connail represent the better
class of saloon men IN tlis7 ssts !. 9 ~
@1n,a,,a along Broad Street q Intervals
az two or three blocks. ttlesf oellsl.,i
iii, doubtless have much weight With
stba f.itv Fathers when the esainanee
,.,,,,.s ,1p for consideration. None g 8
,b.s, gentlemen we're IN q position 70
-, - rrettsr the Lieuo. Dealers A:iso-
- ton v,iIi take an active stand IN the
,,aIr.r. but it is genersLi.y supposed that
! COMMITTEES from this organization Wilt
,rn.ar before the Aldermen at rheir
,neetin:s next week.
Dc It=.is generally conceded that tira sa-=
Icons along ErCai, street. "! pe. snss.2
affected than any others III the sisS eS
A. e,,riv closing law. with; po5siase eNz
cention of two or thrcs we'll known bars
In Je fferson Ware.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
WITH The DnUIDS5
rest Enthusias rra Prevails Among

0rEat G7't7'us4a = = r tVaEIs srTT017S
Members OF ire Nsr.ou tSt,nves.
This promises 10 be week that the
1srieds Of this city and vicinity will long
remember The greatest enthusiasm pre-
wallis among all the various groves. All
1uopt this week except Liberal No. >.
wlllci, calR meets twice month. Their
1neetirg last Thursday was well sat,e:l1i-
.a and much business vas transacted.
On Tuesday night at 5 O'clock Jefferson
Grove, y o, i + (Which is the banner groSe).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

Ctlit.sa large number 81 asor's f-.H'',s
tis different lodges OF the city attended
tile nlee;iag OF tie. Grand " E.asi4.s $50
=,ilittee Of ilaeS Grand Lodge Of Virginia
AT Saliiladeal's Hall last night This COM
iliitee meets once . year at the Masonic
'Tttnloie ana IS generally. in session Three.
or four days. flfs year. this fl.st session
WAS hAld at S,nftlideal's Hail. The Ma
sonic Class Under ha direction of Brother
John $ 5llii III Of St Johns Lodgs. ex-
an4rlilied tie work.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
Military ard Era. erns.I.

. Company Il. Richmond Light Infantry
Hines. will assemble at the astso1.I next
"Wednesday nis5li for tll. purpose OF ets>si-
me- al Officer II hi 5tfe Xacallc9T 3cca-s
stoned h. 90. retirement OF t.}tti11 Sl3-i!-
- .x=ere issued Tor last We'd
n>sdaH night .t1lt as faeTs YES 2 dsaa-3
sioyI> in ttlE pfst4llg il w&s necessary 10
5ale am adjournment I-elterallts Brock
and I3alpson4Sars the onlS ~ cta!la2G;stts a an
4 l7,s l7,sna.s seem 10 iea about equally di-s
sitisti with them. THIS promises 10 he
,,,7.7 Of the closest elections ever held III
the ;afIllofNt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

Those pianos TO be given away by
Chase Efackiey Piano Company. Ne EOS
East Broad Street. will supply you with
a new piano free of cost. You have
chaace 10 get one of them. Call ana
learn particulars No money required.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
BROTH RI cd of s. A-drew.

ST. James C'llanter Of the Brotherhood
OF St Andrew ssiil hold their regular
lne1ltillv messing next "Wednesday night
The election OF otiinsrs for this ensuing
GEAR VII take place at this meeting. and
:. tull attendance is desired.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
SALOON MEN TALK
OF EARL Y CLOSING
Sentiment Divided Among Wei!
Known Saloon Proprietors.


ne saloon business Is the most lesl1l-
mate in Richmond to-day, and / can see.
M rAaeo, 5<ar cF7lr.rine- fflss ordinance as
il ho# staFGs IN sssss5Strd e 1ha hours ol
opening and closing our places. john
n (-a,,-,r,.zll NJ 40 *r,.-r rsr,a,, c,,rear
-
en- : . ioss % uli'1ssf SO ilsi eEls 1s's-
son certain counciEnsn are DESTROYS OF
enacting such legislation as will affect
.ns 1oIrr5 ~ saloon closing rrbs. nrasanf
8 itssN Vtos 81 - ttsldtstofS, ana ~
far as I am aware no good reason has5
.seer advanced for changing tf1a-, How
- 2
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
- n - "a
49,, -. :. Taa Klai iial Ha,s s;sssaayys s.

No chanc. to loose any thing Win
chances 10 win !. $3.50 upright piano Tree
Of cost Call at Chase-tiaes!eS s ,i''o
COMPANY. No 6os East Broad street.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
II atur.s 10 Richmond.

III .fte,- 4 pleasant visit OF fires weeks 70
friends ii, Nerfolk Miss Grace l'iilyvN
Ialtlcraft ~ -urred to llsf nome IN TINS
city yesterday
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30

Nr. *. &. cosby formerly with Juiia.
.!ese,r.s Ssoas. has connected hifslssth WIN
Fhalh,mer Bros One Prise . 1919
his many friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
i The Third pistrict. ia rards -.cet,z.l

2G woes. n the Fourth Jqnes. tInd.9
1l7a and in The s XIII 0tovsf.ap pot SO, max
Ing a total sea terins 2Gse q: i35.
NINTH DISTRICT It9-sf,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
SlEMP GETS SEAT
IN The The NINTH.
Quick Work BY the Board OF
canyassers.
VOTE OF STATE is COUNTED.
Duties Delayed by Capt. wise's Motion.
Are Performed. ard Certificates
Delivered 10 Members OF Cor
gress from Virginia.
VOTE OF STATE is COUNTED
So Roard q canvassers lost no

The state Board or Canvassers lost#no
time In Issuing tie certificates Of cleo
;ion. 10 TIE Congress slnan-eicct from VIZ
gsn.a las; night. as soon as the United
sta;as circuit Corr; laaGdcd down It's de-
cistnn8 ID nyfrg the writ OF pronipinon
asked nv ia ptain john S. Wise Tor ms
negro clients
,liatclv TO ihe otiice. Of lie Secretary OF
,he Commonwealth and by O'Clock T..
II. had regularly performed the duties
prescribed M law. anu which but for
IN. melton al Cant aim Mise would have
beer, performed on Monday last.
Tb.5ssc,1lv persons present not mem
hers of t!4o boz. were Congressman
elect Carter Glass. of Iyncheurg, and
Mr. "a s. P"ase. Of Wsf-iieTille. the lat
Tor being On hand TO look after the M
ierests .4pf. Colonel G. SlenlI, the Repub-
jicau ipcnlber-elect from the Ninth Dis
1rjts Bat there was no need for MS
presence as there Nas no hitch In the
proceedings
sLEMP MINIS OFT
The certificate was awarded to Colonel
Slenap by q majority OF elS over Judge
NJ r. Rhaa Democrat. the amended re-
turns from Buchanan. Russell. Washing
ION ard W'Sthe having altered the re-
t,,rns from n showing of l25 for Rhea 10
i lis for Slelnp The Secretary of the Com
'noneeaItil save Mi,. Glass his ccrtifi-
cate personals for both the long and
short term and mailed tae others 10
the n,enhers-e elect last night:
Mr. Glass left for his home IN 1-ynch-
burg last night. and Will SO from there.
TO Washington TODAY. and present HIM
self TO be sworn III IS a member Of the
House tomorrow al The beginning of
the short session of Congress-.
The entire vote cast in the State VS.
l22 as OF which s2.:ea were Democra1lc.
H547 Republican. ana So scattering.
The Democratic majority is. therefore.
42.t'-7 for the entire State.
VOTE BY DISTRICTS
Below viii BE- found the vote by dis
tricts. that for the Ninth being giFen
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-11-30
NEGRO WOMAN HAS
HER. FACE BADLY CUT.
Painful Wound Inflicted by Tor
pedo Projected from Slngshot.
FlREMEN TO HAVE Ass0clAT' N
Painful Wound IGfl cted by Tor
pedo Projected from Slngshot.
FlREMEN TO HAVE .ASS0CIAT' N
Plans for Organizing Discussed at the
Meeting OF . partment Last Night.
Mr.. Ray Was in Danger.
News Of Manchester.
News Of MaEches,e,

Manchester Bureau. Richmond Times,
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
WANT ADS.
WANT ED. RATES.

Funeral and death notices, fraternal
society notices, entertainment notice.
cards of thanks, 10 cents line each in
sertion.
Help wanted. situations wanted
houses and rooms, real estate, etc., Is
words or less 15 cents; 16 to 20 words, 20
cent: 81 to 25 words, 25 cents. etc. No
discount for additional insertions.
Personals fortune telling, palmists,
proprietary remedies, 2 cents a word each
insertion, $500 per month per line.
ANSWERS TO ADVERTISEMENT
addressed care the later Mountain and
left at this office, shoul1 always be in
closed in sealed envelopes. no stamp Is
required on such letters.
The Inter Mountain Will not be re-
sponsible for errors in advertisements
taken through the telephone.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
JUDGE LONG DYING
ONE OF MICHIGAN'S SUPREME
COURT JUSTICES.
MADE GREAT PENSION FIGHT
While Judge He Also Draws Seventy
two Dollars Per Month From
the Government as
Pension
(Ry Associated Press.l

Detroit, Mich, March 90 = Judge
Charles Long of the state supreme court
is very i'll at the residence of his son-in-
law, John NJ Barton, 247 Lincoln ave-
nue.. Judge Long has not been in at
tendance upon the present term of court.
In fact has been at Mr.. Barton's resi-
dence ever since the first of January.
Mrs Long is with him, and their resi-
dence in Lansing is closed
There is much fear on the part Of
Judge Longs relatives that this is the
judges last Illness.
>" He is suffering from stomach end kid
ney trouble, relic of the civil war.
During the last administration OF
President Cleveland Judge Long became
noted throughout the country through his
Eight for the restitution of his pension.
4 Judge Lochren, then commissioner of
1 pensions, ruled that soldier who was
sable to earn his own living was not en-
titled to the full amount of pension al
lowed Judge Long was then receiving
a pension of $72 per month, and was
also judge of the supreme court.
Under the commissioners railing the
pension was reduced to very small
amount. Judge Long took the matter
into the courts, carrying 1t to the United
States supreme court The result was
that his pension was restored to its orig
| inal amount
| Ii was among the most celebrated pen
| sion cases ever tried.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
DANISH WEST INDIES.
Permanent Government Will Be Tn
stalled as Soon as Possible.
(By Associated Press;

(By Associated Press.1 FH#
Washington, March 20.-Although THE
details of the program for the acduisi-
ton of the Danish West Indian islands
have not been perfected, the discussion
Of the subject by the caSinet has in
dicated a purpose on the part of fne
president to erect provisional govern
nient In the islands at the outset. Ehe
American flag having been raised rfby
an officer of the army or navy Dust
which is not yet certain though 1t may
be noted that the United States gun-
boat Machas is now at st. Thonas)
some person, probably a civilian, will
be dispatched from the United States
to take charge OF affairs as provisional
governor cTthe islands. Meanwhile a
scheme fo9 permanent government
will be submitted TO congress, probably
approximating the Porto Rican govern
| ment act, and If this is favorably acted
| upon permanent government will be
installed before the end of the fiscal
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
SAVE BOARD MONEY.

If you come to Butte be sure to stop
at the Southern hotel, Dan Tewey's hos
terry, equal In building. location, rooms,
light. heat and service to any In Mon
tana. Board and lodging $1.o0 to $1.50 q
DAY. More people eat it's 25 cent dinners
daily than dine at the three higher
priced hotels Try 25 cent dinner at the
Southern, IL to o'clock.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
High Priced Books.
(By Associated Press.)

Noy ziEsUCIdttU ITtsb,J
Paris, March 20.-At the sale of the
library of M. Eugene Pailles some sem
sational prices We're realized. A unique
copy Of Voltaire's "Zodig," with original
drawings, fetched $4,000; Balzac's "Eu-
genia Grandes," with drawings, brought
$500.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
MALE HELP Wanted.

WANTED-MEN TO LEARN BARBER
trade. Great demand for BARRIERS dur
ing summer rnsh. Short time requir-
ed. Last 30 days that scholarship,
board. tools and transportation can be
earned. Positions plentiful. Write
Moler Barber College, Minneapolis,
MINI,
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20

oBERLIN.-James II. Fairchld, presi-
dent of Oberlin college, and who was
connected with the college in various
capacities for SO years, died last night
aged SO.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
NEWS STORIES BRIEFLY TOLD

MANAGAUA, ,Nicaragua-Senor Zelaya
has allowed the free entry into Mica
ragua OF the products of Guatemala and
Salvador.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20

BbLGRADE, Servia.-The Servian
CABINET mas rendered its resignation ow-
ing TO the adoption by the nationl as
semply OF civil service reform measure
against the wishes of the ministry.
The Butte inter mountain., 1902-03-20
FUNERAL NOTICES.

THE FUNERAL OF A. BOURCK WILL
take place tonLrrow, Friday morning,
from the family residence, No. 1916,
South Washington street, at $3.50
o'clock Mass at st. Patrick's church.
THE FUNERAL OF MRS. j. r. REED
will take place tomorrow, Friday, at
p. m, from the family residence, No.
4l5 West Broadway.