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BBROBEeK
135 1V. Broadway 'Phone 691 B
For a good cup of cotTee try our Hoffman
House; there is nothing better;
per pound, 35c; 35 Ipotnlds.. . . 1.00
Sweet Potatoes, Eastern Jerseys, per
pound ......................... 4e.
HA.MS.
Small Lean lltams, skinned, per
pound .......................... "16b
Swift's Picnic, per pound.......... 10
I.A R I).
Pure kettle-rendered lard, 3-ih.
pails, 4uc; S-lb pnils. 6oc; so-lh. .1.15
Itt iTTrR
Broheck's 1est Creamery Butter, fresh
direct from the creamery three
times per week; per pound.... 27 12
Fl.(t ItR.
Broheck's Fancy l'Paitent, the best
bread flour made: special ....... $1.40
Rex Flour. So pounds t .... .... 1.25
No. t Dakota Hard W\heat Ilour. 1.25
('11ii- S .
The Ihet full cretam l ill American
Cheese, can't he hent ; nor Iper
pound S3 pound.. .............50
1'I4UNI-S.
Meaty. nmlat pits, per pound . .. .54
Extra large, 40c to ~,c; 3 1pundi.25
SL',,\R.
son poulnd fine (iranllalte, Surigir,
$6.to: tb pound ........... 1.00
l'rompt Delivery in City t ly.
Chest Protectors
Are valuwble to those who are expuacd
to all sorts of weather. P'i.ca roai.e
from 5oc to $J n.
NEW\lRO DRf'G; 'O.,
9og N. Main St., Butto.
I.argest Drug hlouse In the State.
Cut Glass
bowls, water bottles, glasses,
dishes, etc.
"1841 ROGERS BROS.
"Silbar Platf !That Wears"
IN
KNIVLS, 'ORKS AND
SPOONS.
A complete line of jewelry
always in stock.
\e have just received an elegant line oI
Cut g'lass, which we offer at very low
prices.
Napples as Low as $2
Bowls From $S Up
Our late't additieoln tri o" optical depart.
ment is the newcet ,cientifi instrument
that insurei perfect accuracy in fitting eye
glase.s. Examinati-on Irce.
IOWLE & WINTRFIHALTER
Jewelersand Opticians, 28 WPark
DR. HUIE POCK
Thilrtrc nth doctor of C(.ltipa from grand
father down. BIorn and schooled in the
proufc<ion. .Trental all )lfseases, imaking a
specialty of chronic trutibles, t;onsult nle.
227 South Mlain Street1 ,
Nixon
CashGrocery
905 UTAH AVENUE
WASH DAY SPECIALS
30 nrs \\hite ul,.tlan Son4I,.......1.00
30 baI s \\'hite R,, . S a l........... 1.00
4 lbar l:els Naithl' Suap.......... .25
Gold 1)ut, per pac e......... . .20
Pearlinc, per packagc...a ......... .10
so p l.unds Sal Soda ............. . .Z5
Six Large Bottles Blluing.......... .25
CRUSH RUSSIAN REVOLUTION
Forty Suspects Taken in Western Si
beria and Movement Wanes,
Che Fool Nov. 8.--Forty arrests have
beetz, mad* st, Krassnoyatisk, western Si
beria, in 'onnection with the revolutionary
moveRithat, the he:adquarters of which are
in European Russia.
A member of the staff of the Novi
Krai has been arrested at Port Arthur,
where they age sad to be numerous, but
the police bonceal everything. Despite
the cheer(ul tone of the Rusian press mat
ters are most serious, the correspondent
declares, owing to the impatience of the
Japatihlse at the Russian expedients to
gain time.
CZARINA HAS EAR TROUBLE
Unable to Attend Funeral of the Late
Princess Elizabeth.
BY AShon'!AEDA PReSS.
Darmstadt, Nov. I8..--T'he czarina is
suffering from inflanmmation of one of her
cars. Consequently she and the czar will
be prevented from attending the funeral
of Princess Elizabeth, who died at Skier
newica, Russian Poland, Monday, The
autopsy on the remains of the princess
showed her death was tlue to typhoid of
an exceptlonlly acute and rapid character.
0 4. '1' O rt. 2?.&.
l th0 T Ih0 Kind You Ilaa Atlvays Beuag;t
5igbatue
d 0fýz
UP GOES CONTESI
WHEN IT THAWS
TOTAL OF 10,161 VOTES CAST TO
DAY IN THE INTER MOUN
TAIN FAIR RACE.
WORD ABOUT THE AFFAIR
Glance Below and See if thi Prize Is
Not Woth Working For, Even if
It Is a Bit Cold Just Now.
There must he some connection between
the temperature and the Inter Mountain's
World's Fair tour contest.
When the mercury tried to fall through
the floor the other day, the voting in the
contest dropped with it. Today the mer
cury is climbing skyward. So is the con
test.
In other words, it is a cold day when
at least o,uoom Inter Mountain coupons are
not cast.
The total vote todlay was tn,r6r. This
MISS MAY RODDA.
One of the Silver IIowu county candidates
in the Inter Mountaii's World's Fair tour
makes the grand total today 353.08:. And
a great many days are still left in which
vtu., may be c;ast.
Today the leadership in the state w.rit
out of Silver low county againt. Mist
Ma\iue Ilill of lieaverhead county heads
the list with z,oao, andl Miss Harriet Qiui;.
tly of Powell county is hot after her with
M.r;. Miss Qitigley got lots of outitd-:
assistance in securing that numbtIter, she
reciitving 720 votes in Silver :How county
and :os in lewi. and Clarke coutity.
'Tiird, fourth and fifth in the state to
day were: Miss Minnie V. Nord of Yel
lowstone county, with 877: Miss I.aura
Kil.tallan of Silver BHw county. w\ith 656.
and Miss Alice Jackson of Silver flow
cournty, with 6.15.
Miss Kilgall;hn nnd Miss Jackson are,
resycctively, first and second! in Silver
How county today, while .Miss Nell I.loyd
is third, with 604.
There was an unusually large mail vote
today. The heneficharies of it are as fol
lows:
Mises Ethel Gilchrist, Granite: Jesse
(;Goodrich, Jefferson; Minnic V. Nord. Yellow
stone; Lilly Royal, G(ranite; Florence Gotd
:,n. P'ark; Cora Adanlt. Ravalli; Ilnrrlet
Quigley, I'owell; race Griffin, Gallatin; Dora
Hadentaker, Ytllowsttnte; Catlherine I'erraut,
Granite; Ruby Mtore, Gallatin; I.athryt
Ketlnnetdy, Teton.
\'Vtes were cast in Iute for the following
oiutlf totwn candidates:
Mli-,e, Maggie tIrvine, Sweet tran;s: .Mablt:
Mlcteg.r, Irewi aol Clarke; Nt;lic Ing
stiTff. Mi-'ioula: Jewsic Goodrici. Jltferion;
I loy .. tilde, Ruavalli; Lottie .Mcinttosh, ticas'
vecrhc:l; .\Mamie .1cLougllhin, ltcaverhcad;
Myra 'Tlrcrisc, Lcwi, andI (Clarke; Josic Noon
anl, Jeffctr. n; a lablle leaumlont. Powell;
M~ahlc Rou', Yellowstone: 1ovc Gaylord, ('t'
ter; LEthel ('hatber:n , ]avalli; Mable Super
nautt, I:clrus.
Now, just a few words about the terms
and conditions of the contest.
It i.s not ia singl contest, but .6 .epa
rate and distitnct contelt., one in each of
the 26 counttties of the state. In Silver
1ow countty three young ladlires will ibe
chosenl biy the couptton votes--the three
hig.ist. In D.eer Lodge counity, two; in
Missoula countty, two, and in each of the
other 23 counties one.
lThese 30 yottoullg ladies aire to be tlhe
official replrescnt;tti \cs of their counties
at the World's Fair ;at St. Louis next year.
The Inter Mountain is t, pay all the ex
ipenses. It will ta:ke tile young ladies
there and bIndck againi int splecial I'ullman
cars nil in such style and withli such
thoroughtecs that thle young ladieslc will
Ilot lnhave to i;pay a cerntt-llot oven for
nttlr. Everythitg will be provided by
this newspaper,
Isn't that a prize worth worlking for,
even if it is cold weather?
A GUARNTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itchinl, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles.
Your druggist will refund money if P'AZO
OINTMENT fails to cure you in 6 to 14
days. soc.
OLD ROOM RENTING GAG
WORKED AGAIN IN EAST
Chicago Housekeeper Falls Victim to
Trick and Loses Her Diamonds.
BY A55 C0"IAT'f.D I'I(5tSS.
Chic:ago, Nuv. 18.-A fashionably
dressed young couple, the woman wearing
furs and jewelry, the man of refined ap
pearance, have stolen jewelry and dia
monds valued at $s,8uo from the resi
dence of Mrs. Katherine Smith. The
couple appeared at the house and asked
if they could rent apartments there for
the winter.
After some conversation Mrs. Smith
took them to the second floor to show
them some roomls. The first rooms not
proving satisfactory, Mrs. Smith led her
caders to the rear of the house. It was
then the police believe the man slipped
away and entered M~rs. Smith's rooms.
Returning to the parlor, the rooms were
soon engaged and the young couple de
parted, promising to return. A few
minutes later Mrs. Smith went to her
room and discovered the loss of her jewels.
There is no clew.
Russian Fire Loss Small.
St. Peterysurg, Nov. 18--It hasi been
officially ascertained that the remt itta nces
Burned on the smail car of the St. Peters
bt:rg-Moscow mnail train No',c:ler ino.
amountted only to a few hund;ed srou!b,!s.
Here Is the Way They Stand
Today's Vote In The Inter Mountain's World's Fair Tour eontest
BEAVERHIEAD COUNTY-. Last Today's Total. LI.EVIS AND CLARKE COUNTY- I.ast Today's Total.
Report. Vote. Vote. Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Made Hill, Red Rock............. ............ 6,42 1,o020o 7,43 Miss Delia Lawlor, Helena......................... 5,263 83 5,346
Miss l.ottie McIntosh, Dillon . ...................... 5,a25 56 5,306 Miss Mahle McGregor. Helena........................ 4,444 53 4,497
Miss Nannie McLoughlin. Dillon.................... 3,624 583 4,207 Miss Mayme Walsh, Helena .......................... 2,453 7 2,460
Miss Emily A. Taylor, Dillon ......... .......... s,340 a5 2a,.65 Miss Genivive Boynton, Helena...................... 8,o33 9 2s,o4
Miss Grace G. Gray, Bannsck.................. ... 8.~8 886 Miss Mable Riebold, Helena......................... a,68: .,681
Miss Carrie Harrison, Dillon....................... 618 3 6a Miss Anna Marceau, Helena ....................... 88 ....... 818
Miss Ethel Squire, Dillon ........................... 4 .44 * " ... 444 Miss Myra Trerise, Helena ................ ...... ... 6653 7 690
Miss Julia Grant, Lima ..... ...... ... ...... 17. ........ 17 Miss Carrie Ward, Helena........................... 568 8 57o
Miss Lucy M. Ford, Lima ........................... 67 ........ 67 MADISON COUNTY
Miss Estelle Ma Rich, Dillon ...................... 51 ....... 5 Miss Maud ort y, Enn......................... ,54 . 4
!ROADWATER COUNTY- Miss Fannie C. Reif, Virginia City................... 1,367 23 1,380
Miss Maud Penwell, Townsend.... ............... 87 575 Miss Edna Jackson, Virginia City,.................... 1,o7o ....... 1,070
Miss Rena Schaaf, Townsend .................. ...... 4,078 5 4658 Miss Mayhell Sparling, Ennis ................. ..... 67 673
Miss Christina Erickson, Townsend................... 3,95 5 Miss Gertie Kohls, Virginia City ..................... 63t 636
Miss Leila P'arker, Townsend ....................... . 98 "...... 918 Miss Rita Marshall, Sheridan ....................... 2... .
Miss Carrie Holloway, Townsend............... ..... 748 a 751 MEAGIIER COUNTY-
Miss Mamie McRae, Townsend ...................... 618 6 64 Miss Clara Chapin, White Sulphur Springs.......r 6,265 ...... . 6,265
Miss Lizzie Barker, Townsend....................... 19 '9 Miss Catherine Rees. White Sulphur Springs......... 4,175 ".... 4.175
Miss Argall Anderson, White Sulphur Springs........ 1,063 ....... 1,o63
CARBON COUNTY- Miss Eva Ilartfield, White Sulphur Springs. ............... ..... ..
Mis Tony Earl, Red Lodge ......................... 2,86 ....... 2,863 Miss fie Tipton, White Sulphur Springs.. .............. .. .......
Miss Fannie Rourke, Red Lodge...................... 8 .... 8 Miss Matd uchs, White Sulphur Springs.............. ....... .
Miss Jack Fullerton, Red Lodge ...................... 4 ....... 4...........
Miss G(ertrude Watson, Red L.odge ................... Brd5 18.........5 MISSOUI.A COUNTY-
Miss E Slmer Bowen, Red Lodge ..................... ....... . Mis Nelli'e Longstaff, Missoula....................... . 225 73 2,325
Miss Eva Robbins, Red Lodge .................. ..... ....... 21 Miss Pearl )'Neal, Missoula......................... t,9",0 7 1,937
Miss Nellie (;urrell, Red Lodge ............ ...... ....... 20 Mis Victoria Cyr, OreUnchtown....................... 1,758 Y 1,760
Miss Saraht Beard, Missoula ......................... 8t0 6 846
CUSTER COUNTY-. Miss May I)rago, Miss.oula .......................... 6281 3 285
Miss Margaret Carter, Miles City ..................... 1, ....... ,46 Miss Bessie laylor, Missoula. ....................... 213 4 234
Miss Rose Gaylord, Miles City....................... ... 925 8 933
Miss Marion G.rion, Miles City .................... .. .......I 19 PARK COUNTY
Mi.1 Myrtle Johntson, Miles City................... ...... . ..... 1 Mis Etta llruza. l.ivingston ......................... 6,8z .25 6,307
Miss Ada Eichorn, .Milhs City ....................... 5 S Miss Birdie Clark, l.ivingston....................... 4,673 6o 4,733
Miss Mary Coleman, Miles City .................... ...... 5 Miss Florence (;oodson. .ivingston ................... 1,436 40 1,476
Miss Lulu Wilson, Miles City......... . ......... 4 .. 4 Miss Mad If. Vance, Livingston ..................... 84 ....... 84
Miss Mary Schriner, Miles City.....................Miss Na e Niol, ivi ston ....................... 596 5 6. u
Miss Rosalee T rrett, Milcs City .................... ....... ....... ....... Miss Edna riscoll, l.ivingston....................... 13 .......3
Miss Kate Burg , Miles City ........................ . .. ................. Mis Elsie Mercier, .ivingston....................... 8 ....... 8
yMis Itessle Ilutftnan. Miles City...................... . ................... Miss Edna Turner. Livingston .... .............. I
Mi.,s Daisy layncs, Miles City ...................... ..................... Mis Rose Ilaulsten, Livingston ....................... .................
POWVEI.L. COUNTY
CASCADE COUlN'rT - Miss Mable Beaumont, Deer l.odge................... 5845 54 5.899
Miss Netta Gervais, Great Fall ............ .... . ...2025 2.05 Miss Harriet Quiglry. Ophir.......................... 2.,76 2,o015 3,777
Miss Nelly Short, Great Falls ................... . ......... ~, Miss Oro Fino Miller, Deer Lodge.................... 1,165 17 8 ,184
Miss Edith Browni, Gcreat Falls............... .... ..... ~5 ................
RAV'ALi.I COt'NTrY-
CDIOU"I:A\U COUNTY.' - , Miss lla L. Olds, Victor .......................... 4,575 245 4,80
Miss Cora hassock. llavre.....................................5 Miss L.aura Irper, lamilton ........................ 4,076 634 4.710
Miss Marion Auld, llavre ........................... rs ....... ' Miss Ethel Chambers, Hamilton ...................... 1,362 88 1,450
Miss Cora Niles, Chinook ........................................ ..""" Miss Mattie lligglns. Stevcnvrille.................... 743 12 754
DEER I.(OIDGE COUNTY- Miss I.illa Selmmonas, hlailton n....................... 608 5 703
Miss Julia Cuddihy, Anaconda ........................ 4.72-' 0,8 4,800 Miss May Dougherty, Corvallia....................... 571 ....... 571
Miss Nina (iraham, Anaconda............................ 4..l 44 4,500 Miss Daisy Bond. Hamilton.......................... 93 ...... 293
.Miss IBlanche M. Salsbury, Anaconda................. . .7.. .u 3,778 Miss Cora Adacps, Hamilton........................... 95 5 too
Mis l:lizab lth L. Flitzpatrick, Anacondla ............. , ....... 1,.288 ROSEBUD COUNTY-
I)AW\SON COUNTY-- Miss Flly VWstaly, Forsyth ........................ 4,450 23 4,463
Miss Ruth lhlutcr, Glecndive......................... .....75 2753 Miss Elthel Waddinglha, Forsyth ..................... 6.5 ....... 635
Miss Jessie Joes,l Glendive ......................... ...,7 ....... 2.,I,7 Miss Mayte Hllanmmond, Forsyth...................... 4 . "... ". 4
Miss \in SiMol nMs, (;Glenive. ........................... ...... 1,.5 .. . 1,""5 SI.VE.R BOW COUNTY
MiLs .Mary ()C.h,rl., Glendive ........... ............ 5,) ....... 5,0 Miss Alice Jackson., lButte........................... 18,449 (.5 19.0o.4
htis 1ilda Ios.;c, Ilendivec ........................... 274.8 Miss l.aura Kilgallac, Butte.......................... 16,a6a 656 16.o18
.lis. ltice Te'ter. (;leiivse .......................... . 7 ".... ... 27 Miss Nell I.oyd, Butte.............................. 12,406 604 13,010
lMiss Mabel ltatcht.l.r, (te.diue ....................... .. . . ".. .. 2 2 Miss Clara Itlrkatd, lButte........................... :o,t6s 375 10,537
Miss Mrance * l.chn, K(lisve.............. ................. o. Miss (;eneva M. Smith, Butte........................... 7,06 349 7.455
Miss II.May Johnson, (letiv .................... Miss Mamie McNanara, Butte........................ 5,68 79 5,76
.Mi.s I:rtiCes Ju:ion,e (;hleiici........... ....... ... . .....'''''. 3 Miss Hanna Courtney. Butte ........................ 4,661 176 4.837
Miss Aric lack, Glendie ......... ...................... ..... i Mis ay Rolda Butte. ............................. 3,899 130 4.** 9
I ..lllAl,) COL'NTY Miss Alice Mitchell. Bttte ........................... 1,63 ....... I .63
Xlis Mlary Slack, Kalispell ........................ .4,877 ....... 4,;877 Miss Clara Auerbach, Butte ......................... 1,18o 35 1.215
Miss ltessi ' Tat', Kalispell. ............... ... -.2 ... 2.1752 Miss Olive E. leakey, Butte........................... 704 ....... 704
.Mi.. Mlaude Fauver. Kalispell......... 95....... 9.15 Miss Kayte Jones, Iltttte.......................... 69 12 703o
.i-s Mattic Iiggins, lKalispell...... ............. . .,,8 ....... o8 Mbiss Belle Edwards, Butte ........................... 678 ....... 678
Mliss Agnes MSrr,w. Kdiiell.. .............. ....... 4o Miss Margaret I.oughrin, Butte ...................... 66o 6 666
Miss Julia (;ilcda, Kalisell .. . ..... ....... Miss Ruth Carlson, Butte ................... ........ 423 16 439
Miss Ruth Ainleron,. Kalispl..... .. .................. ....... ........ Miss Agnes Harrington, Butte........................ 35 ...... 35
iss lonna Sheck, l.iy......... .......... ....... ......... SW.E-TGRASS COUNTY
'ER 'S OUNTV- Miss May Marley, Big Timber .... ... ............... 5.596 .. . 5506
.Miss Fannie Cook, 1l.wistow.... ............ g ...... 2,485 Miss lEthel rowning, Big Tiblcr ................... . ,.78 ....... 2,78.1
Miss Malhle Sullren; t, I.ewistow ............. 771 6 780 Miss Maggie Irvine. Big Timber.....................2. 3,4 1o 2,244
Miss Grace McHugh, Lewistown. .. ...........6........ . oo Miss Blertha Anderson, Big Timber ................... .... ... .......
GRANITE (.'toNT -- TETON COUNT'i
Miss Catherine Perraut. 'lhilipbutg .. ............... 2,21 2 2.293 Miss Frances Cooper, Choteau....................... 8 .... 18
Miss Ethel Gilchrist, l)rusun l:,d ..................... 1.86 23 3 ,879 liss Kathryn Kennedy, Chateau....................... 3 13 16
Miss I..ily Roya;l. Drutllllnlold................... ...... 1.7.72 4 1,736 Miss Maud Murray, Shelby..... ............................. 4 4
Miss Irma Sliherrill, I'hilipshurg ..................... :.50 ....... ..1,560 VALLEY COUNTY
Miss Myrtle Clark, Philipsburg...................... .... 1.1. ....... . ,.33 Miss Auna Ratchford, Glasgow ...................... ,8o
Miss Gertrude Shearer, Granite ....................... j . 8 jo Miss. M8yrtle McMillan, Glasgow........ ............... o .......8 5
(GAI.I.ATIN COUNTY- YELOWSTONE COUNTY
Miss Mamic Oakwod. Ilozeman...................... 2770 34 2,83 Miss Minnie V. Nord, Billings ....................... 2.244 877.... 3,12
Miss Ella Arnold, Bozema.n ........... .............. 1,607 7 .64 Miss Dora Radenmaker, Billings....................... 1,644 16 1,890
Miss Grace trifRin, IBozemsan ......................... 1,40 8) 1,553 Miss Mable oss, Billin s............................ 9
Miss Ruby Moore. IBelgrade ......................... ..2,9 ) 55 1,J54 Miss Della Waiters, Bllinngs.......................... 7194 196
Miss Bessie Van 'Zalllt, Bloetnau ..................... 1,21 1 1,222 Miss Alice Walk, Billings. ......................... o ......10 o10
Misas Minnic Stulbblclield, IBozcenman ................... 581 ....... 58: Miss Blanche Nickey, Billings...... ................ ... ...........
Miss Mamnic Stringlicld, IBozemai ................... .. '5 2. 5 Miss Marie L. Sleeper, Billings........25........................ . ....
JEFFERSON COUNTI'Y- Miss Nellie C. Bullard, Billings .................. .......... ............
Miss JoTsie Nolnnan, Basin........................... 12,206 331 12,537 Withdrawn ..................................... 42,004. . 42,004
Miss Regina Dear, Basin........................... 3.245 57 3.302
Miss Jessie Goodrich, Whitelhal ...................... 1,724 77 1,o80 Total .......................................... 343,8ao0 o,t6t 353,981
Headquarters and Voting Places
Bleaverhead County-A. S. Johnson....... .......... ................................. Dillon
liroadwater County--lyrne Bros ..................................................... Townsend
Carbon County--Mrs. M.. N. Hickox...............................................Red Lodge
Cascade County-Thomas Hodge........ .... .................................... Great Falls
Chouteau County-George W. Crane.............................................. Fort Benton
Custer County-J. E. Arnold.......................................................Miles City
Dawson County-Albert 11I. Johnson................................... Glendive
Deer Lodge-Inter Mountain Oflicc............... ............ ............ Anaconda
Fergust County-L. C. Cornell..................................................... Lewistown
Flathead C(ounty-Wnlter Hunt.......... ...................................... Kalispell
Gallatin County-J. P. Martin ................................................... Bozeman
Granite County-Charles Williao n .................................................. Philipsburg
Jefierson County-J. i. Rule ........................................... ...................Basin
Lewis and Clarke County-Moore Book and Stationery Company ....................Helena
Madison County-James PIowell ..................................... . Virginia City
Meagher County--L. B. Jobb.......... ....................... White Sulphur Springs
Missoula County-Winstanley's Oflice..... ............................. Missoula
Park County-ltinghanm Ilinman.................................................... Livingston
Powell County--The Kenyon Store.............................................. Deer Lodge
Ravalli County-Wynne Roberts....................... .................. Hamilton
Rosebud Courty-W. H11. Slmons................ ..... ..................... Forsyth
Silver Bow County-Inter Mountain Office............................... ......... Butte
Valley County-Miss Bertha Kempher............................ ........... Glasgow
Teton County-C. II. Drake... ........ ................. .. ................... Choteau
Yellowstone County-Thotttas Manley............................... .. ... Billings
Sweetgrass County-L. M. Hungerford........................ ........... BDig Timber
PACKAGE OF JEWELS
LEFT IN STREET CAB
It Is Worth $40,000 and a Cabby Will
Get 20 Per Cent for Finding It.
BY Assoc'irA'frtD rE:ss.
London, Nov. x8.-Col, E. II, Power, of
New York has had the unusual experlehee
of losing a package containing $40,000
worth of jewelry and finding it within a
few hours. Mrs. Power had sent hcer
jewels on from Carlsbad by a friend and
Power started to take them to a safety de
posit box.
Col, Power put them on a seat in the
cab with him, covering them with his op
coat. On the way he stopped at a tailF'$
and catching up his overcoat paid thq cab
driver and dismissed him. It was not un
til lie was leaving the tailor's that he re
mmcbered the precious package,
Much wrought up, he hurried to the
Scotland yard, awl a score of detectives
began to search the city. A few hours
later the police inspector called on
Colonel Power and, announced that the
cabman had been found and turned over
the jewvels, Under the law the finder is
rntitled tin 20 per cent of their value, so
he will hb substantially rewarded,
INDIANS SET BOUND MAN
ADRIFT IN A TINY BOAT
Open Fire on Helpless Wretch as Vessel
Drifts Away-Finally Rescued,
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Seattle, Wash., Nov. 18,-Bound hand
and foot, John Jones, a prospector at
Karluk, was thrown into a boat by In
dians and set adrift, and as the boat
floated off the Indians fired on it.
Details of the deed were received last
night from passengers of the Copper River
steamboat Santa Anna. The shots went
wild, but they served to attract the atten
tion of some men in a steam launch, who
picked up the boat.
TO CURE A (OLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets,
All druggists refund the money of it fails
to cure. E. W. Grove's signature is on
each box. asc.
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Cram'c Atlas of the World, 190o3 edition, with
handsome up-to-date map of Montana, is given
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that Silver Bow shall have three, Deer Lodge and Missoula two each.
Third-As in other clections, each county will vote separately. The vote in one cannot
affect the others. Matters properly concerning the tour will be settled by the wishes of
the majority. The winner shall have the right to name a proxy if unable to attend her.
self.
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