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The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
MINING APPLICATION NO. ae4S.
United States Land Office.
Helena. Montana. January ~, 100,

Helena, Montana, January H. 1907.
Notice IS hereby given that Lulu +.
Largey by NJ. S. Largcy, her attorney in
fact. and the Butte and Boston Consoli-
dated Mining company. a corporation ex-
isting under the laws Of the state OF New
York. whose postofiicc address is Butte,
Montana, have this day filed their applica.
tion for n patent for 66o linear feet, all
westerly from the point OF discovery in
drift. OF the Torrid Lode Mining Claim,
upon which a notice OF intention 10 apply
for n patent was posted on the I'd day of
January, 1905. situated In Summit Valley
(unorganizcd). mining district, Silver Bow
county. state OF Montana. designated a,
Survey No. 5754, in Section ~, Township
3 north, Range west. being more partieu.
larly described as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at the northeast corner, n
eranite stone, set in the ground, with a
mound OF earth alongside, and marked
1854 for Corner No. !. from which the
northeast corner Of Section ~ Township
; north. Range , west, bears north O de-
grecs IS minutes west 37.a feet aud run
ming thence south degrees IS minures
east ooo feet; thence south 80 degrees "A
minutes west 600 feet thence north o
degrees IS minutes west GOO feet thence
north 30 degrees 4J minutes cast 600 feet
to the place OF beginning, containing an
area Of 900 acres claimed, all OF which is
III conflict with Survey No. 1916, and re.
ports Nos. I5a and I74, inclusive OF 600
acres in conflict with Survey No. 1879.
The location OF this claim is OF record
in the Recorcsrs Office OF Silver Bow
county. Montana, in Book ~" OF iodcg.
on pages ~ and s84
The adjoining claims 10 these premi,e,
are Survey No. 1912, Spread Light Loic
Lot s8I. on the northeast. Survey No. I.r6.
placer. lot 2II, on the south and east
Report No. 1852, Washington Placer, and
Report No. IA, Polly Placer, on the south,
and Survey No. 1888. Mcqueen Placer,
Lot sos. on the west.
FRANK u. MIRACLE,
Resistss.
SAMUEL BARKER, yR.,
Attorney for Applicsata
(First publication. January -. Ioo3)
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MOVEMENT FOR A
CITIZENS TICKET
MEETING HELD AND PLANS DIS
CUsSED FOR PUTTING CANDl-
DATES IN THE FIELD.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.


Anaconda, March iI.--The movement
on foot looking to a citizens ticket in
Anaconda this election seems to be gain
ing headway every day, Notwithstanding
the efforts OF some to break the plans
OF those who want good ticket in the
field
A meeting OF the citizens of Anaconda
was held last night at which many OF thtz
representative people OF the town were
present. Plans were discussed for the or
ganizaion OF committee. whose duty il
will be to look after the preliminary ar
rangements for citizens ticket Nothing
definite was accomplished by the meeting,
but there was certainly plenty OF sent-
ment in favor of the proposition.
The republican city central committee
and the democratic city central committee
have both called meetings for this even
ing at go o'clock. the former to be held
at room l. Beaudry block, and the latter
at the rooms OF the Jefferson club. 1t is
expected that some definite action will be
taken tonight as to jus, what sort OF a
ticket will be placed in the field for the
consideration of the people of this elec.
tion.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
SPECIAL TO rur INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda. March tI.-With tho conf.
ing of the Ien,en season there lowered
over Anaconda lul in the social world
which apparently is destined to make Of
lite, for those who do not strictly observe
Lent, most monotonous existence In.
decd. Truly never was a closer attention
gwen to the season than is now being paid
hy the the Anacondans. Even the thea.
ter patrons have not been tempted, for dur.
ing the past 10 days there have been no
attractions at the Margaret thcater. and
but few entertainments. Dancing parties
now and then have made mp what few
pleasure giving entertainments there have
been in the city,
At the Presbyterian church on Wcdncs.
day evening the ceremony which united
m marriage Edward Sutter of Missoula
aud Miss Elys NJ. Adams of Anaconda
was performed. Rev DR.. Gwynnc, pas.
tor OF the church ofliriatcd. The we'd.
ding occurred in the parsonage and was
Strictly private. On Thursday morning
Mr.. Sutter and his bride left over the
Butte. Anaconda 4 Pacific road on A
short trip. Within short time they
WI ''thln W NlSSOUld. Nncfe MIR. Sut-
ter is engaged by the kohn Jcwelry com.
pany and in which city tho happy young
couple expect to make their home. MIR.
Suttcr was for some time in the employ
of NJ. IIammersough Jcwelry company
OF Anaconda. but recently returned 90
Missoula, from whence he came. He was
offered a most satisfactory position in
that city and there he intends TO live in
the future. Mr.. Sutter is one of Mon.
tanas most popular young men. Ills
friends, and they are without number,
have expressed their sincere wish that his
married life will prove all that il is cx.
pccted it will.
Miss Adams at the time OF her mar
rlage was one OF the favorite teachers
IN Anacondas public schools She came
here from Cheyenne and by her pleasant
manners and kindly disposition has won
the hearts Of all who know her. The
Young lady leaves in Anaconda many who
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14

United States Land Office, Helena, Mont.
Jan. 10, 1909.
Notice Is hereby given that Andrew v.
Cory, whose postoihce address Is Butte.
Silver Bow county, Montana, has this
day tled an application for patelt for
1900 linear feet, the care being for $50
ieet IN an eastcr'y rnd $50 feet in
westerly direction frLm the point of ais.
covery on the Albert Pix. Lode Mining
claim, situated in Tourt., OF JAly tunor.
ganized) Mining district, Jefferson county.
Montana. the .,osition. fo.roe and extent
OF the said 'liring claim, designated by
an official sur,e1 thereof as Survey No.
o7Ss, TowEsnip No. nosta, Rsage Ne
west, notice OF which WAL posted on tho
23d day OF December. 1909, ana being
more partculiriy je' fof and described
IN the official field ro'es md plat thereof
on file in this officr, as follows. to-wit:
beginning at the northwest corner, a
cross on granite stone IN place, marked
I-67Ss for Corner No. =, from whence
Initial Point No. I, ,.s,abiiohed for sur
vcys in the ulsurvcyeo potion cf Frac-
tioaal TOWNSHIP ; north. 2apge 2 west.
bears north 80 degrees 81 ni.iaiss and ~
seconds west 6,Ss7 feet. AMI running
thence south 81 degrees and So minutes
Gas, 200 iect 70 Sornfr g!o. 2; thence
north 81 degrees and minutes east LOO
feet to Corner No .; thence north -
degrees and sS mii utes west 900 feet
to Corner No. 4; thcnce south 81 degrees
and minutes west I,.rJ feet to Corner
No. !, the place of beginning, contain
ing an area OF 1000 aG.es, Gained by the
above-named apple IN: for atent.
The location Of this :iire Is recorded In
the Office Of the recorder OF Jefferson
county, on page a6o, IA Book FL OF Lodes
The only adjoining claim is the Mounta:n
View lode on the northwest. claimant un.
known. while Survey No. 68o1, the Contra
Costa lode, Andrew V. Cory ct al. apnIi-
eants. lies adjacent on the northwest.
FRANK ID. MIRACLE,
:, Register,
United States Claim Agent.
(First publication January ~, Ioo1y
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT,
NO. 4658.
United States Land Office,

Helena, Montana, March s. 1909.
Notice is hereby given, that Richard +.
DE Kay, whose postoficc address is Ana
conda, Montana, has this day filed his
application for patent for 40 acres of
placer ground, known as the Diamond
Placer Mine, bearing lime rock, in Lost
Creek (unorganzed) mining district,
county Of Deer Lodge and state of Mon.
tana, and designated by the field notes
and official plat on file in this Office as
Survey Number 683o, in fractional Town
ship north, Range II west of principal
base line and meridian of Montana, said
Survey No. $3.50 being as follows, to-wt
Beginning at Corner No. I, which is
also quarter Section Corner between Sec
tons 9 and 10, Township north, Range
II west, limestone 6x8xIo inches above
ground, marked one-Quarter on its west
face Tor quarter corner, and I-633o for
Corner No. OF this survey; running
thence south no degrees 20 minutes west.
663 feet; thence south 80 degrees 40 min.
ules cast, 657 feet; thence south no degrees
20 minutes west, 1896 feet thence north
80 degrees 40 minutes west 6s7 feet; thence
north no degrees go minutes east, &c,
feet; thence north 80 degrees 40 minutes
west 657 feet; thence north no degrees 20
minutes east 1896 feet; thence south 90
degrees 40 minutes east, 657 feet to the
place OF beginning, containing in all 1000
acres, clsimed by the above named appl-
cant.
The location OF said Diamond Placer
claim is recorded in the Recorders Office
Of Deer Lodge county Montana, in Book
OF Placer Locations, on Page i9s. There
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
ANACONDA SOCIETY

will regret exceedingly her leave taking
from the city.
A party consisting OF the Misses lIo-
gan, Miss Monte Donco, MIR. aud Mrs.
J. II. lcggat OF Butte and Mrs l.. g..
Smith of Anaconda. were the guests of
William Scallon on a Sightseeing cNpc.
dition at the Nashor smelter on Monday
last. The party came from Butte during
the carly part OF the afternoon and after
the trip through the smclters were
brought 90 the city and given luncheon
at the Montana by special arrangement.
Mrs. Marcus DAILY and her daughter.
Mrs. Carroll Brown, who have been visit.
ing III California Tor some weeks past,
left Anaconda during the week for New
York city. Mrs, DAILY and her daughter
stopped OIL for a weeks visit with Mrs.
Days mother. Mrs. Zanas Evans Mrs.
Brown will 20 TO New York with Mrs.
DAILY and thence to her own home in
Baltimore
Mrs. Charles Flood was in the city on
Thursday from Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Thorndyke have
taken the Gleeson home. on Fifth street
Mr. and Mrs. ". NJ Montgomery and
MIR. aud Mrs. G.. $. t. Wisncr were
visitors to Butte on Thu. sday tyenng 10
attend the reception given there by the
knights Iemplar at the new temple OF
Che Masonic order.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. C.. Smith have moved
into the cosy apartments formerly occti-
pied by Mrs. Shields in the Shields build.
ing.
Mrs. John Thompson and son have re-
turned to their home in Rock Island after
a pleasant visit with Mr.. Thompson OF
the foundry department OF the Anaconda
company
Mr. and Mrs. Robert II. Abbott have
taken the new home recently erected at
the corner OF Fifth and Maple streets.
Mr.. w. II. Dudley. secretary OF the
Anaconda company has returned from
Chicago and New York.
W. II. Dorchester is confined TO his
home with sickness.
DIR. ID. J. Macdonald is able 10 lie
about again after quite severe attack
oi Ia grippe.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
MACKEL CASE GOES
OVER UNTIL MONDAY

The trial Of the case of Alex Mackcl,
trustee, against Ras Rochester, to set aside
the sale by Fred Bartlett to the defendant
of stock of goods few days before
Bartlett went into bankruptcy, was con-
tinued in the federal court yesterday after
noon until Monday afternoon.
Judge Knowles overruled the motion Of
the defense for an instruction to the jury
to return a verdict for the defense on the
ground that the court lacked jurisdiction,
and that the plaintiff failed to make out a
prima facie case.
Ras Rochester, the defendant, testified
briefly TO the effect that he had no idea of
defrauding Bartlett's creditors when he
purchased the stock of goods, So far as
he knew Bartlett owed no other person in
town at the time with the exception of the
First National bank of this city.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
ANACONDA BRIEFS
A. d. T. messenper--pronot re-,

A. ID. T. messenger--prompt, reliable.
The finest kind OF fish dinner at the
Success restaurant today, East Park ave-
nue. Anaconda.
Frank Kennedy Of Anaconda was a
Butte visitor today.
W. K. Allen went TO Butte this mora
ing.
John odson is spending the day in
Butte.
At St. Marks church tomorrow morn
ing Mrs. Clear will sing Abide With Me-"
as an alto solo for the ofertory. The
musical setting is by A. w. Hoffman. In
the evening Mr.. r. a. DeWolfe OF Detroit,
Mich will sing Calvary" as tenor solo.
Mr.. DeWolfe is a singer OF the highest
rank. The choir will sing Lead Kindly'
Light" 10 the setting OF Dudley Buck, fo.
the olfertory. Services will be at 8 and
II a. m. and 80 in the evening. Sunday
school at I2:I5 o'clock.
Henry Enpcls, general Western sales
agent for the Chicago Pneumatic Tube
company, with headquarters in San Fran
cisco, was in Anaconda yesterday. During
his stay here Mr.. Engels was the guest Of
Superintendent J. S. Hickey of the foun-
dry department OF the Anaconda COM
pany.
For Sunday dinner that's worth the
money call at the Success, East Park ave-
nue.. Anaconda.
Milo French OF Gregson Springs re-
turned home this morning
John Cosgrovc has sold n fraction OF
lot in block 10 OF Anaconda. The con-
sideration was $4,000.
The north half OF lot 3, in block of
Anaconda, has been sold by J. A. Darby
and wife TO William S. Siglcr for a con-
sidcration OF 5000.
The little daughter OF Rev. DIR. IIanbcy
OF the Methodist church is now recover
ing from her recent illness.
G.. A. X. veterans and their friends will
have bean-bake and dance tonight to
raise funds for the big encampmcnt which
is to be held in Anaconda during next
month.
Mrs. LYDIA Allen OF the Methodist
church will preach in the Matte block at
8 o'clock Sunday night.
Chief of Police Taylor has the new
checks to be given out for dog tags to
those who care to pay license on their
CANNES.
In the police court yesterday afternoon
John Delaney was sentenced to 10 days in
the county Jail on a charge Of vagrancy.
-''NN 'N'i"ih WIZ op'bh ~ b"1o VI
time behind the same bars, because he took
two hams from Charles Hamiltons store
few days since.
II is reported in the city that number
OF men went on strike at Jennings camp
yesterday because OF alleged grievances
they claim they have through payment OF
their hospital dues, which they say should
be paid in a different manner in order
that their members might gain admission
to the hospital when in need of medical
aid.
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POPULAR COUPLE
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
w. FRANK BERRY AND MISS
ROSE j. CHoUDEk UNDER A
FLORAL BELL.
. .sss - -
SPECIAL 10 rur INTER MorSrArv.

Anaconda, March i4.-Rev. DR.. Hanbey
OF the Methodist church united in mar
riage yesterday evening w. Frank Berry
and Miss Rose j. Choudek, both of this
city.
The marriage occurred at the apartments
OF Mrs. Clare Edgeeombc on East Park
avenue. w. /. Berry, brother to Mr..
Berry, was the best man. while Miss Dun
can acted as bridesmaid. 4 wedding
breakfast was served following the ccre-
mony. The young couple left this morn
ing on a short trip 10 ST Paul. Upon their
return they will make their future nome in
Anaconda.
Mr. Berry is a popular employc of the
Washoe company. at present being yard
master OF the air line at the snelters. lie
has been a resident OF Anaconda for about
three years during which time the friends
he has made are of the sort who haye,, a
wholesome regard for Mr.. Berry.
Miss Choudek came to this city some
four years ago. She is a graduate Of The
Mechanics High Art school OF ST. Paul
and a talented and popular young woman.
When Mr.. Berry and his bride return to
Anaconda they will be at home 10 their
friends at No eos East Fourth street.
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INTER MOUNTAINS ANACONDA BUREAU
10 West Park Telephone No 50 Advertising Rates Furnished Application
TEACHERS COUNCIL
MEET At ANACONDA
COUNTY INSTITUTE FOR DEER
LODGE PEDAGoGUES WILL
CONVENE NEXT WEEK.
SPECIAL 10 THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda, March I4.--With the begin
ming of next week all will be in ship.
shape Tor the opening OF the county in
stitute, 10 be held in the county court
house.
The institute is under the disect charge
OF County Superintendent Miss Mahoney
who has been working most earnestly III
order to make il a pronounced success
The young ladys efforts seem to have
brought about the desired result. for the
local teachers are giving all their time
to the preparation OF the papers and other
subjects which will likely be under dis
cussion by the institute members.
The institute will continue throughout
the week, with two night sessions sehed-
uled. at which lectures will be given by
the best educators of the state
Those who will instruct at the institute
are:
Supt. r. G.. Young Of Butte. Mrs. Nerna
Tracy Young of Butte, Miss Bertha Hunta-
wen of the Montana State Normal OF
Dillon. Miss Mary G.. kellett OF Butte
Miss MacDougall Of Anaconda. W. +.
Cluton of Anaconda. Supt. Koontz Of
Anaconda.
Lectures will be given by the following
Green Majors of Butte Ella Knowles Has
kell of Butte. State Supt. Welsh. !. NJ.
Lewis OF Helena, Supt. Young of Butte.
Papers by Mrs. l.. 6. Smith. president
Woman's club OF Anaconda Miss Eliza
beth Thompson, Miss Teresa O'Donnell
James McCaliery, Anna V. Barratt Of
Anaconda; Prof X. A. Icamy. principal
Butte High School w. G.. Wightman of
Willow Glen.
On Monday evening in the Presbyterian
church there will be selections by the Man
dolin club. song by Ed. A. Davis. lecture
by Ella Knowles-lIaskell. song by Miss
MacDoueall, recitation by Miss Helen
Brennan.
Wednesday evening in the A. o. II. hall
there will be song by X. dc d. Smith n
recitation by Miss kellett and an address
by Supt. Young pantomine by the school
girls entitled the Last Rosc~of Summer :"
song by Mrs. II. i. Collins. recitation by
Miss kcllett and song by the school girls.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14

United States Land olice. Helena. Mon
tana, January ~, 1903.
Notice is hereby given that Lulu T.
Largey By NJ. s. Largey, her attorney in
fact, and the Butte and Boston Consoli-
dated Mining company. a corporation e.
isting under laws oil the state OF New
York, whose postonce address is Butte.
Montana, have this day filed their appica.
ton for a patent for 600 linear feet, all
westerly from the point OF discovery over
discovery drift oi tn, Tropic lode mining
claim, upon which a notice OF int ,ntion
10 ipply for patent was posted on the
ed day OF January, 1903, situated in
Summit valley, unorganizcd, Mining dis
trict, Silver Bow county, state Of Mon
tana, designated as Survey No. 6zss, in
Township 3 north, Range west, Section
~, and being more particularly described
as follows, to wit; Beginning at the
northeast correr, a granite stone ect in
the ground, with mound OF earth along
side, and marked I-67ss for Corner No.
!. from which the northeast eorrs. of
Section ~, Township north, Rang.
weSt 7oo.7 feet, and running thence seuth
degrees rs minutes east 600 feet:
thence ,outh Eo degrees 43 minutes west
600 feet; thcn:c north o degrees IS min
utes west 600 feet; thence aorth 80 &C.
grees a. minutes east 600 feet to the
place of beginning, containing an area of
900 acres claimed by the above named an.
plicaats, all OF which is in conflict with
Survey No. 1916, end Reports No. ,ss
and ia.
The location of this mine is of record
in the County Recorders Office Of Silver
Bow County. Montana, in Book "U' Of
lode locations at page ao.
The adjoining claims to these premise,
are Survey No. 1916, Placer. Lot No. aII.
on the east; Report No. I5s. Washington
Plac r. and Report No. I74, Polly Placer.
on the north, and Survey No. 1883. Nc.
Queen Placer, Lot eos, on the west.
FRANK d. MIRACLE.
~ Register.
Attorney for Applicants.
O. AFirst publication January Is. IsoJl
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
EVANGELIST GRAvETT
AND HIS REVIVAL MEETING
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda, March IA At the First
Baptist church, corner OF Fifth and Lo.
Gust streets, a special evangelistic meeting
will be held under the direction OF Evan
gelist Grave,t. He will speak at II a. IN.
on What Baptism Stands For" at ; 80
p. M. on What 1t Means TO Be Cast.
away at 80 p. m. OIL The Sin OF
Unbelief." Service every night during
the week at ? 80. Special lecture at 80,
The Jews Witness TO the Inspiration OF
the Bible" Everybody welcome.
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arc no adjoining nor conflicting claims SO
far as known.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
any portion Of said Diamond Placer Mine
are required TO file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States
Land Office. at Helena. in the state Of
Montana. during the sixty days period OF
publication hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue Of the provisions of the statute.
FRANK ID. MIRACLE. Register.
First Publication March o, roos.l
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
ENTERTAINED THEIR
FRIENDS ROYALTY
YOUNG LADIES OF ANACONDA GIVE
FAREWELL RECEPTION PRIOR
TO GOING ON A VISIT.
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.

Anaconda. March I4-Thc Misses
Louise and Bertha Ehret, who will, with
their mother. leave Anaconda Tuesday
night for Hot Springs, Ark, gave a recep-
tion TO a number OF their friends Friday
evening at their mothers home on Main
street. The young ladies entertained in
their usual delightful way. w. w. John
ston and Miss Christine Nessler OF Butte
were present. From Anaconda were the
Misses English Graham, Foulkes. Evans,
Sawyer, Burke. Morony and Shcehan
Messrs Evans, lie Micr. Baglin, !. G. Will
Jams, Beghtol. Clinton. Meyers, Jensen,
Terry. Long, Nell, English. Foulkes. X.
deb. Smith and Hoii. Messrs Smith. IIon
and Baglin furnished some excellent mu-
sic for the evening. Refreshments were
served later in the evening.
For the safe investment and rapid accu-
mutation Of your surplus. talk with Giles,
No. 20 West Broadway Butte
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
AS TO TERMS OF
SCHOOL TRUSTEES
SPECIAL 10 Tur INTER MorNrAIN.


Anaconda. March IA--As there ap-
pears to be a conflict in the law relative
TO the length Of the terms OF Office OF the
school trustees TO be elected at the COM
ing school election, County Attorney Nc
Calfery has rendered an opinion for the
school board TO the effect that two OF the
three trustees to be elected be chosen for
period OF three years and one for a
term OF two years. The voters OF the dis
trict are also expected to vote upon the
question of free text books in accordance
with the law.
lIennessy's millinery opening on Mon
day.
IIennessY's millinery oncninp MondaY
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
Grip Remedies in Great Demand.

When colds and grip are prevalent the
quickest and surest remedies are in great
demand. Mr.. Joseph d. Williams of Nc
Duli, Va. says that he was cured of very
deep and lasting attack Of la grippe by
using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy after
trying several other preparations with no
effect. For sale by Paxson & Rockefeller.
Newbro Drug Co. Christie & Leys, New
ton Bros.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
EDITORS RETURN THANKS
TO CITIZENS OF HELENA
SPECIAL. To Tr,r rNrrp .fot,NT,r,

SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Helena, March I4.-Seeretary Boyntsn
OF the Helena Business Mems association
has received letter from Grant S. Hagcr.
chairman Of the executive committee of
the North Dakota Editorial association
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14

Which recently visited Helena. thanking
the citizens OF Helena for the reception
rendered the cxcursionists during their
visit.
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MEETING OF REPUBLICAN, CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.

The republican city central committee
will meet at room /. Bcaudry block, this
evening at 80 o'clock.
\. 7. TEMPLETON. Chairman.
GEORGE W. SPARROW. Secretary.
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BeeCharn,s
Pills
MINING APPLICATION NO. 46ar.

Sold Everywhere. In boxes 1oc. and sc.
The Butte inter mountain., 1903-03-14
MINING APPLICATION NO. 4s.s.

NttorHny TOT NpDIcSA0.
(First publication. January -, Ioo3.)