The Butte inter mountain. [volume], November 12, 1903, Page 12, Image 12

About The Butte inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1901-1912

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BOOIN'S
Price Wreckage
Sale
Starts Tomorrow
Morning
Bargains in Every
Department
What Do You
Think of Buying
Hermitage whiskey, $s.25
bottle for ............. 75c
McBrayer whiskey, SI. 25 1
bottle for................. 75c
Old Continental whiskey,
$.0oo bottle for........... Uc ;
Booth's pure malt whiskey, the
malt that makes you
strong; $,.oo bottle....... 85C
Clark's pure rye whiskey, bot
tied in bond; $1.75 n
bottle..... ......... .l.25
Family Wines
A. A. port wine, soc bot
tie; special................ 30c
Sherry wine; soc bottle; 30
special .................... 30c
Port wine, pint bottle, 2,; 15C
value ................. .... -
London Dock port wine,
$1.oo bottle .............. 75c
During This
Price Wreckage
Sale
We will sell pure
food groceries at a
less price than they
were ever sold for
in Montana.
Be sure and et
tend this sale.
The Hardware Store that leads
--Watch Us and See
Heating Stoves
If you are going to blty a heatcr this
winter, now is the time. If you get a
Jewel ou'11 save enough itt coal he
tween now and Xnm;ts to buy cvcry
member of the fam;ily It Xmas present.
No. to- Iive (tlak ..Iwet, airtight.I 10.00
No. :-- Live altk .sItse.'. airlight. 11.50
No. 14--l.ive tah Jewel, airtight. 15.00
No. t6-Live ()ak Ihwel, airtight. 10(.5.
Atlas Airtight, for coal........... ..85
and up
rrna
BARNEY & bERRY SAKTES
"In every land where water freezes
Barney & Berry Skates are known."
There is not another skate known that
gives the satisfaction to skaters that
these do. 'We hase the most cormplete
line in the city.
Prices range from.............751 iup
Doutble Rnoer Skates for chilctren...504O
Henderson Bros.& Cole
Hardware Co.
Greatest Stove llouse in IButte.
53 W. Park, bet. Lutey's and Boot h's
OECHSLI
42 West Broadway, Butte
Pays IHighest Cash Price for
Second hand Goods.
Has 3oo second hand lcaltng Stoves on
sale, All kinds. Huy, sell, pack, ship,
store or exchange your household goods.
Pull Line Trunks and Travel.
Ing Bags at Special Prices.
The largest stock of second-hand house.
hold goods in MAontana.
'Phone 923B
GALT
COAL
$7.00 for
2,000 lbs
Other Dealers Not Allowed to
SELL OUR COAL
GALT COAL CO.
OFFICE 814 UTAH AVE.
TELEPHONE 273
FIRST CONSISIORY
HELD FOR PUBLIC
HIS HOLINESS, POPE PIUS, CON
FERS THE RED HAT UPON FIVE
OF THE CARDINALS.
TREMENDOUS CROWDS OUT
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JUST "TO MENTION IN PASSING"
Cram'.. Atlas of 4(4e W44rl(1, 44443 edi(44ion, with
handoutne 44(4(0 dale ma 444f4 Mont4ana, 41 given
free to (fnter M~ountain 4444b444441er44 who4 pay
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LOCO WEED LITTLE KNOWN
A well known chemist living in (ieorge
town, I). .'., whose i tteltit intl was recently
attractedl to ani article on the loco weed,
givese s'.nte itnformationt relative to a little
known, plant.
"I hvei hald occasioni to Inak'e somne
studly of that Ibotanical mIystery, and I fiidt
that the fact that hiatian heinllgs, as well as
horses. becotle addicted to its insidlious
fasrcinations has been generally over
looked. Some of the .Mexicans brew it
with their tnatiotlal tIeverage, puIlil ,, ill
soitmewhlat the sanle manner as herbs are
comlbined with spirits to mnake cordials,
and a .Mexican with a 'loco jag' is a crea
ture to commandlad the right of way wtilout
al lluntlent's lquetion,. With fixed, staring
eyes anld uIlltscles stinlllated to allnormlal
activity, he reits amiiucek, endeavoring to
destroy whatever may obstruct his wil'y.
To refer to a 11an as 'loco' is a deadly in
sultt ill Spanish-Amterican territory., I be
lieve the government has given sotIme at
tention to tile loco weed, but no delilite
conclusions as to its properties Ilave been
reached."
The governieltnt report contains the fol
lowing oliservatio oni "loco:"
"l.oco platnts, or crazy weeds, are pilanlts
growing in the far Western states, the eat
ing of which by horses and cattle is be
lieved to produce loss of tlesh, disordered
visiotn, deliriluml, convulsive nmoveIments or
stutlpor anld death. .Much doltbt hanigs
about the maltter, but astragalus mnolissi
mus is believed to be the 'loco' of
Kansas, while A. droumniondii and A.
oxytropus are the loco plants of Colorado,
Six species of the tstragalus, including
those mlellntioned, .lave been examined, anilad
not in one of themt has any alkaloid, resin
or other active chetmical substance been
found. Post-mlortem examlination of a
number of 'locoed sheep' has shown inl each
animal mtiasses of taenia expansa, and it
has been suggested that this taplewormn was
toe cause of the illness,
"'There call be no doiubt that domestic
animals are destroyed in the West in very
large quantities from an:1 affection which is
known as 'loco,' and hundreds of thou
sands of dollars have been spent in boun
ties by tile state of Colorado for the ex
tirpation of the supposed poisonous astra
galus,.-"Chicago Chronicle.
AN ENDORSEMENT
Blutte, Mont., October 24, 1903.
Inter Mlountain t'ublibhting Lo., City:
Gentlemen-We have carefully examined
Cram's P'upular Family Atlas and find it reli
able and up-to-date in every particular, Very
respectfully, Rice & Fulton, Butte Business
College.
JUST "TO ME1'rTON IN PASSING"
Cram's Atlas of tile World, 19o3 edition, with
handsome up-to-date map of Montana, is given
free to Inter Mountain subscribers who pay
t7.5o for one year in advance. Tihe special 5oo
vote coupon is also included.
THIS IS IUNQUESTIONABLY THE GREATEST BARGAIN SALE
Of MEN'S WINTER UNDERWEAR BUTTE HAS EVER SUN
A Remarkable Bargain Sale
OF
ME[N'S WINI[R UNDERWEAR
TOMORROW AND SATURDAY
Men's Underwear Men's Underwear Men's Underwear
31)ei's ,lediumtl weigthI. fline w 'sdl - iii- l3en's uliºinvtl graty, aill-wool under- 3len's extra heavy, nitural, fine merino
deirshirit I and draw~I' , plink and lav\'etderl; slhitIs a tid drItw'i',. The shirl. hlyavte utllrshir i ls ad drawers; silk trinnied;
.9(i4.50 at Hit it thie au't-laul rilie. SipjW ial 1o114l11de front,. aIId bIu lk; spled id 'll ' r ex- ia i its a t a
i' ti r onl e codh weather; wortih n .00 t sMuit. IV y gox value ajt $3.50 a suit. Special,
4iale }"'ii'',
$2.00 a Garment $1.45 $1.20 a Garment
$1.4 a GaPrment
Men's Underwear Men's Underwear
3len's pfik and Il vend'r, full faish- 31e's geninie Australiuin Ihn 's w.ool.,
l(ned, J.ersey rihted, Irelcl neck, salin d(,lery ribled underishirts and drawers(I;
f'rout,, silk 111nd linllen ' und rwetll r. Were 3e 's pink a d dii'k lro ', nu Iitunt '
S.00 at s.it. This sale, weight, -ustratlia t wool undershirts I 11c u ull idelrshirts are silk trianined and haIve
dratwers. ()tight to sell for .14.30 a suit. l'French neck; the draIwers have reinforced
$2.50 a Garment 1l'il, sealts; colo's dar(k blue, brown aind pink;
$1.50 a, Garment i tutal vulue is $4.O0 a suit. Special,
•Men's Union sr $1.45 a Garment
Men's all-wonl,, Men's Underwear Men's Underwear
Frent'h ineck union su1its. 'Wer'e $6.00 a
suit. Slieil prire, 3 Ien's all-wool, atu11imal graIy u11der- leh 's dar'k blue( jersey rilbbed winter
shirts and drawers(l .; heavyL, wteighl. e\\'re
$4.00 a Suit '.$25o it st his s.e, weight undershirts and drawers; worth
80c a. Garment $2.00 a suit. R1xH1ial,
80 a GCarment o
Men's Underwear 45U ae Garment
,,i 411', il,,, enii, ile,,,,n ('1, lS Men's Underwear Men's Underwear
hair undershirts land ldrawe rs; l(edliult
weight; worth $5.00 a1 suit. Sal1I pItice, 31,lt's (ar \\'brown ('sllhnlll(el wool 1n- lien's natural fil(el li Cniied extral'll i(t y
dle'shirtiis iud l drawe'rs; winter weight; undershirts and drawers; $2.00 a suit is
$1.55 a Garment worill $2.50 suilt. This sale, the ordinary price. Speciail,
85c a G~rment 45c . Garmert
$1.75 a Garment Garment'
Men's Underwear
's full', 111l,, .rs rin eMen's Underwear Men's Underwear
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otlh J.00 a sit. peil place, w right ; \Vt al't t $3.00 a suit. D T lling this Aily ort'hl ts.50 arn fom size uin4 to siz
$2.0075 a Garment $1.20 G rment II,
Men's Underwear
eineMen's Barins in Men's Winter UUnderwear
_enuine Bargains In Men's Winter Underwear
MUSKRAT HABITS
Were Known to Old Trapper, Who
Fooled the Animals,
The last log in the West Branch drte
was sluiced through North Twin dam bi
Saturday. While the keeper was closing
the gates and making ready to flood Elbow
Lake the wind came around to the west
and ice formed along the lakes as far as
South Twin.
Early in the evening Joe Sockabesin, an
old Indian from Old Town, came to (;er
rish, the overseer, and asked permission to
set his traps at the edge of the rising.
water, saying he believed he could catch
enough muskrats to make it gay him well
for his labor. Sockabesin professes to know
very much about the ways of muskrats.
lie says that the animals can live for
months under ice which is not covered with
water, but as soon as the ice fields are
overflowed the supply of air is shut off and
no animal can exist below the ice for more
than half an hour. Gerrish had no faith
in the theory, but was willing to see it
tested.
Sockabesin labored until nearly midnight
fastening his traps among the stones and
gravel, close to the edge of the water, so
when he returned to camp from his tramp
of four miles up the lake the lake had risen
nearly a foot, covering the traps. He
brought in six muskrats which had been
caught during his absence. Next morning
the water was wetting the third plank on
the dam and had risen more than two feet
when Sockabesin went up the lake in a
bateau. Two hours later he rowed back
with 68 muskrats.
"Ah'm bin do heem ev'y. tam," said
Sockabesin. 'Muskrat he bin 'fraid of ice.
Lak ice have hole in heem w'at let in za
air, so musquash heem breathe lak heem
bin in heem home. Ze water on ze ice bin
keel ze musquash, so heem die eef he no
geet away. Ah'm bin set ze trap longside
ze new ice whart 'ze fool musquash bin come
out fer to look 'round, so heem step in ze
trap and geet caught. Sockabesin heem
slak beeg money by know how ze fool
musquash bin act when heem bin 'fraid
heem drown."-Twin (Maine) Cor New
York Sun.
Perfectly Absurd.
"The idea of her pretending that she
thought my hair was gray?" exclaimed
Miss Passay.
"Ridiculous l" agreed Miss Peppery.
"Wasn't it, though?"
"Yes, just as if you'd buy gray hair."
Philadelphia Press.
Julia--Is C'lementine really so intellectual?
Aurelin-( h, yes; she never can tell you a
thing opu' 'hsr woman has on.-Deiroit lFree
}Press