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LAZYLIVER
"I find Cserrote so good that I would not be
without them. I was troubled a great deal with
torpid liver and headache. Now since taking
Cas.urets Candy Cathartlc I feel very much better
I shall certainly recommend them to nay friends
as the beat medicine I have ever seen."
Anna Batinet, Osborn Mill No. I, Fail River, Mae:.
Best for
The Bowels
CANDY CATItARTIC
Pleaan, Paltable, Patent. Teste onod Do flood,
Nver itlren, Weaken or (ripe, ll e, fle, Ieo. Never
d In lk, The genuine tablet ICtamped CUOQ.
Guarantand tO euro or ar hIey boak.
Iterling Remedy Co., Chlcago or N.Y. 6ois
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES
PERFUMES
HALF PRICE
Closing Out
Entire Line
These goods are offered less than
cost. They are in nice, attractive
packages, suitable for Christmas
gifts.
EVANS'
BOOK
1 I4 North STORE
. STORE
Butte, Mont.
Capital.........e$100,e0o*
Uader sIt sperfilsion. Fle pm
ent laterest, pryabl quarterlu, paid
N depoita.
Money to Loan on
Real Estate
3. AUG. HEINT......... Preldent
A, 2,. Cl LTNTS................Cashlr
Backed by Seven Years of Success
25 25
Ots. Ots.
Thbe Osne re C.re for (Iarch. At all Dbrpggi..
Q. . KEITH, (Mnfr.) CLEVELAND, OHIO.
HE WAS LOST IN THE SNOW
Little Wayne Lad Finally Rescued by a
Big Hearted Hackman.
Weeping as if his heart would break
and clilled through by the intense cold, a
small boy stood in front of the Southern
bar last night waiting for his father, who
had become separated fron himn.
Pedestrians stopped to inquire the cause
of his grief, but the boy could tell only a
nmager story as to the cause of his dis
tress. Finally Jerry Shine, the big hack
man, came along and recognized the boy as
being the son of A. A. Wayne, who lives
on Copper street.
The Ihackman persuaded the little fellow
to get inside the hack and after bundling
him up, drove to the boy's home and de
livered him safely to his parents.
JUDGMENT FOR THE COSTS
In the justice court appeal case of J. VW.
Cotter against E. S. P'assmore, in which
Catherine D. Cotter was substituted as
plaintiff, and in which the plaintiff got a
judgment for about $60 in the justice court,
the defendant received a judgment for his
costs in Judge liarney's court yesterday.
The suit was to recover part of an attor
ney's fee.
To Satisfy Judgment.
In the case of G. Gordon Clark against
the Great Northern railroad, in which the
plaintiff recently got a judgtment for $4:
back pay, the sherilT yesterday levied uponi
some furniture at the Great Northerni
depot to satisfy the execution.
HARUd DRY COUGH
Mr. Joseph Radford,of Brooklyn, N. V., uses Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup
for BronchitIs and difficulty in breathing.
I suffered a groat deal from bronchial trouble and a hard,
dry cough and great trouble in breathing. I was liable to an
attack summer or winter; the trouble being to a certain ex
tent a family comp lint as my father and grandfathb suffered
from bronchitis, They couglhed so hard that they would have
to Ihang on to an. thing they could lay hold of to keep from
falling, and I used to do the same.
DR. BULL'S
COUGH SYRUP
COMPLETELY CURED ME OF ALL TIIERE AILMENTS.
I have three children and give them Dr. Bull's Cough
syrup when they have a cough or the eroup. Josephh
Redord, D, , Ywo P., District Grand Commitw No, a,
Order sons of St. George, 8 Jackson Place, Brooklyn, N. Y.
ALWAYS CURES
My husband has used Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup for the
last twenty years whenever he has had a cold, and it has
wa ured hm,We would not be without it. Mrs.
'. J, leoleb, 8959 Weat Central Ave., St, Paul, Minn.
Dr Bull's Cough Syrup cures sthrma, croup, bronchitis, grippe, pneumonia, consumpton,
5and all dissaee of the tlhroat and lungs,
V .lI tU?.ltTOITJJT IT , Beware of dangerous and worthless substltutei and imi.
ati umoc rupuurplous arggsstry to force n ou, Look for the "Bull's Head" trade.
smark, and see that you get the genuine Dr. B20n a uh rup, y riue, See., oe., and aODL0
FOR SALE BY J. T. FINLEN DRUG CO., AND, DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
WORKINGMEN WILL
HAVE A CLUBHOUSE
HANDSOME STRUCTURE TO BE PUT
UP FOR LOUNGING PLACE FOR
HORNYHANDED TOILERS.
PLEASURE AND RECREATION
Will Afford Decent Rendezvous for Men
When the Day's Work is Over and
Time Is Hanging Heavily.
liv A.SIiIA'II0 ) PItHI.M,
NXew TYrk, Nov. It.--'lhis city is to lie
thl"e hImi e of the eluist costly clublhouse for
workingmen( in the I' ited States.
Iluln ,for the struccture, which is to hie
inl East Eighty fouirth street, neaer Thirdi
javenue, have teen filedI with the city al
thoritics. fr leapproval, ain it is expecllte
that construictiolln work will Ie stalrtedl
early nexit spring. The clubolliuise is to te
of five storiues, t xIixaJ feet in area andll
is to coest $chi.oii.
Fariliti.s for mlno Utal anI physical clu
t Ure are toIll ie thlle i lst lobtainable. A
gymnall sii , cla-s relll i s, lcetutre romsllll
atdl licbrry are pl r I ,rlei, iiil it is the ine
tenltionlll tol hiave regula.ilir clllerses oi f le
ltures, debllltes iiil studies for I lembers.
A large hallrmii will te arranged with
a stage for theatricalt eli te rlininneits andl
imusicales, while eil the lirst flooir there
will ie a ear anlid edta with a readiing aind
hilliard roirm.
The 1 oI khi 1' e . Eiluert;iii.et l andl
Mlone :lsociatin ine f New York. which
will carry oiet the iproject, was orgaenizcd
i I. 86 ailnd noiw ltax eiore, lthia .i uio mee
hersh. .hrouge tl. entertainments anl otlher
meansi filunds were ruseld to purchalse the
propertcuy.
10 SELL A BREWERY
M. W. SMITH, PRESENT MANAGER,
MAY TAKE OVER STOCK OF
THE SILVER BOW.
Negotiations aire under way for lthe sale.
of the capital stick of the Silver Hiow
brewery. Jamues F:rltis, attornety for the
estate of ('hristian Nissler, petitioned the
district court for lpermission to dispose of
the stock, alolllllltig to .1,99)7 shllares toi M.
WV. Smith.
According to the terms of sale Mr.
Smitlh, who has been Imanaging the brew
cry for the estate, offers $50,000 for the
stock, to be paid for as follows: $5.oo0
down, $5,000 one year from date of sale
and $10,000o per year thereafter until the
full alllount is paid in, the deferred pay
Ilents to draw 6 per cint intierevt per
year, to be paid semi -annu lly.
Arrangelments lhave lbeeln madI;e to tuse
water froml Crystal Springs, the water be
illng piped about a mile to the brewery.
Atotlher request accompanliied the formller
petitioni asking permission to lease the
Silver flow saloon on West BIroadway for
a rental of $i5o per IImonth.
OPPOSITION ARISES
STREET RAILWAY FRANCHISE HAS
A HARD TIME IN THE JUDI
CIARY COMMITTEE.
Conltrary to the expectations of those
who are interested in the franchise for the
railway to Nine-Mlile, consideralle opposi
lion has developed to the use of Wyoming
street by the new road. 'When the fran
chise ordiltnance wlas read at the lleetting of
the judiciary cotnmittec of the city coun
cil yesterday afternoon, Aldermen Mlc
Quteeney allld D)ull otIposed allowing tlhe
road to use Wyoming street for the entire
distance pIroposed.
The former was of the opinionl that the
road miight use the street as far down as
Galena or Mercury, and theni go west to
Main, anid down aMain to First or Front.
Alderman Ileaney was ill favor of suib
mitting the ordinance to the people just
as it stood, and the people could say
whether they wanted it or not.
Attorney Kremer was asked if anly other
route thant Wyoming street would answer
the purpose of the company and replied
that it was the only practicable one. It
was decided to let the matter lay over until
the return of 'I"aollnt McDonald, in whose
name the franchise is aepked. lie is now
in Tonopah.
WINS SUIT AGAINST THE N. P.
George L. Thresher yesterday secured a
judgment against the Northern Pacific
Railroad company for $50 damages tuponl
the trial by jury in Judge Ilarney's court
of a case brought by Thresher against the
railroad company in which he got $.loo
damages in the justice court. Thresher
charged the railroad comlpany with eject
ing him from a train at Cinntahar, while
his ticket called for his delivery by the
company at (;ardiner.
AYEHIISEi LETi llERSi
Letterrs aldvertirtcld at uttel, rMont., for the
ueek ending November i3, :!,':
A.
('hrles Aohdnwn, Ada ,M. Aikcn, l.sutia
.lliwaly, ;iivanlla A~stesoi,, Jitme Adams,
Jorielh Adam,, Jihn II, Alndelrsnn, Nellie Ar
nitld, Iludolilhll Alliir, Sam Arthur, Thlleresa E.
Alvsxaiid r, Cillie Allen, Mi.s ' Jithe Anderson.
II.
lNilliiiii C1, llhltdgeit, lttlie ,Mine Erxplors.
iiin (i.. Ittitc Mirnitor 'luinnuiel Co., Ilelider de
A\lhly, Ilhhlle lIw. Co., C', A. Irownell,
('harl.s ilrown, lrs. ('Chliirler WV. Ileckwith,
Mrs. (. Irerry, ('lure E. lrri.k. ('iCharles Hiar.
iIllhy. Elii J. Ilnitlher, (Irlc:e, IIC litler, Ceorge
itt. iir, 1C. 1i. IlroIwn, II. Ilukl(. , hlarry lieu.
riix. Ily, lirllty, .r~.1. J. E, n Ilnjniin, y.
Ihi..eile, (tliherie A. Itrazell, C sac Iecrhtel,
.Nrl . .1. II., Iliihlln, .jhiii IIow (r, J hilrn l tCiimer,
JIlin lil n'ke, . 1I . IlI.ydl , J,.elil i lohler, J. Ii.
Ilouchtier, John Cliaii,.s, Jihilh Clurclhett, J3ames
II. Iluri., .lohln Ilertin, J. NI. lienin t, Cathe.
riie II;rker, CL in, tIree, ,l(1, 1.illic l Iielm.an,
1.lke, llirnkoviki, C.Loiin hirn, ,ilinniie Iuichda
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wird Ilnt.. Ilizalleth Clnrley, Cleliznry hIolttilli.
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II. ,I. Illnn.on, .%lrs, lheater I'. Iliiii.,n, jolini
I'. Iliimlmier. A miii,. .%1. llnmilton. .1rs. Johpl
I'. II,,gan..lJohn iItolkin>,.,I, II. llinneyi, Joihts
', lihrliz..IJicobl Ilhtz, .I. .11, Ierndloni, Josielph
Ihleham.. lr., 1.. Ilicks. ,%lar~y Ih, nry. Mlrs.
1.%1 i;, IIowell,..1larxgiret.i hld, Melvinii IInlmel.
lRobert .\, Ilianty.y iRo. Iliglht. Richiird Itall,
..adic :\. IIlltleld, 8., .1. Ilenry, T'. W%. Illn
ralhain. Thomaslill I. Ilickey, .1lrn. ('na I lubelll'.
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.\Almnd .Jose. A.\braham Jlohnson. A. MI. .php
on. Chris Jlohnason (2), (. Joha sen, Chlrlts
II. Johnson. MIrs. Flora .ames, (George L.
Johnson I:), (;curge Jessie, J. W\. Joiner,
Mary A. Jackson, Maggie C. Jones, 0. A.
Jolhnsn, Peter Johnson. Hay Johnston, Sol
Jlohnsn, Thomas H.. Jackson, William l).
Jackson, Willie Johns.
K.
J. (C. Kelly, James Kelly (;), P. S. Kelly.
A\ugust Kaier. Andrew Krisovich, AnIon Ker
mel,t Axscl Kevkkala, Ile sic Kilcullen, Ntiss
lert)ha Kersher, NI rs. Evaline Kimball, E1l
Kohl, IEmmla Kuhworth, Frank J. Kipps, Arne
Klaucen, Hlenry Knodle, Mirs. Johanna Ker
win, lJoseph Klic, M. D). Kennedy, Matti
Kajim., Phil Koeningasherger. Peter Kloss.
Stephen Kahn, NIrs. Sarah Kellett, Wilham
Kiever.
I.,
Nell' I Leary, L ibrarian Iadies' Club, 'l'inm
Loyntch, l ennis ILynch, Margaret L.ynch, Fan
nie I.. Lynch, Tim Lynch, Annie NM. larson,
Arthur l.ambert, Albert Leng, Albert I,. L.ove,
Albert I.ei y, Clay l.onglry, I). Lamm, D)r.
I.ove, Ed lonnen, hirs. Eic .e ong, F. Len.
non, F. Rt. Lciwald, Miss Gertrude L.amp
shire, George L.yman, Ilarold 1I. l.ambdea.
Henry L.uldders, IHlenry II, Logan, Hlenry Las
en, II, II. lyons, Ida Leslie, Catherine 'l.
Lowry, J. II. l.anurn, Jennie l.owe, Mrs, Jac .
S. Long, Johannet s J. Liknes, Joseph I.et'la c.t
Iames 1). Long, I.eoni Lemieux, Laura Lyn tC.
.\jkko Leppala. Margaret Lowe, Morris II.
Lucas, Mirs. Melvina J. Lott, Miss Matid
l.obly, MisIs lMabel l.inn, P. J. .ally, .Paul
II, Leoniard, Si non Lewis, Tim T. Iyots,
Zacharian ,isclmb, William Littlejohn, Victor
l.ampli, l"rank Lynch.
M.
F, A. Meyers, NMrs. Mc. c, o Miner, Pat S.
Murphy, MIrs. Agnes Miller, Arthur J, Mog
iford, Miss Annie Miler, Alfred Merz, Mrs. C.
A. .loss, Elenore Mitchell, Emma 1.. Natti.
son, I.izzie Merrigan, Eugene F'. Mathey,
Donahld Moore, Frank Mlaalanahon, Frank t1.
Miles, Mrs. Frankie Moeller, Guy Martin, 1.
F. .Mellen, Kate Mietzin, John Meyers, John C.
Monapace, John Nliclhilick, J. K. Murrly,
Jennie I. Miller, John Mattison, Jereinah
Mahoney, Louis Mason, AIrs. M. 11, lil s,
Max Mcier, Matt Molek. Michael J. M eye,
Malcolm MI. Martin, Mrs, Mary More, Niclk $,
Martinovich, Robert L. Miller, Rachael A.
AMeagher, Mrs, Rebecca Moore, Rennie Mas
trud, S. M. ... organ, Sam Merrill, Joseph Mos.
seau, W. II. Martin. William F. Matthews,
Alex Marconi, M. I., Maguire, Mont, Loan &
Realty Co.
Mc.
Nace Mclaughlin, C. V. MeAdam, William
D. Meliride, 1', I). McCarthy (a), Charles W.
MlcCabe, Isabelle McCoo, Mike McCormack,
Hattie McCraney, Minnie McDonald, Fred
McDonald, Carrie McDonald, Ellas ). Me
Donald, Dan McDonnell, Peter S, McDermott,
Alice McDeeJ, LDr. C. McFadden, James "R.
McGrath, Mabel C. McGrath, Mary C. Mc.
Grath, Mary McGInty, John J. McGettlgan,
Thomrs C. McGuire, Duncan McIntosh (a),
Mrs, Ii. M. McIntyre, Pat McKann, Mrs. A.
McKlnnon, M. McKensle, Mrs. A. M. Mc.
Kenna, Peter McKenna, Mrs. D. K. MlcLeod,
Mrs. Winnifred McLean, Mrs. Mary Mc.
Laughlin, David I. McLeod, Charles D. Mc.
Lure, Miss Margaret MclAughlin, James II.
McDonald, John MeMillan, Teddie McMann,
John McMahon, W. A. McMillen, Elma P.
MfcMillen, A. C. McNeil, John McNamara, C.
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A. Ituihainn., Jamies S. tI;unit. William Ilan.
'iock, J. Nilsoin, Howard Siegfried.
(;GEORG;E W'. IRVIN, Postmaster.
DALY
BANK & TRUST
COMPANY
OF BUTTE
Established 1882 Incorporated 19)1
Capital $100,000.00
GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
JOHN D. RYAN - -- - - President
JOHN R. TOOLE - - Vice President
C. C. SWINBORNE - - - - Cashier
R. A. KUNKEL - - - Asst. Cashier
STATE SAVINGS
BANK
JOHN A. CREIGHTON - - President
G. W. STAPLETON - Vice President
T. M. HODGENS - - - - - Cashier
J. O. HODGENS - Assistant Cashier
R. B. NUCKOLS - Assistant Cashier
Under state supervision and juris
diction. Interest paid on deposits.
Sells exchange available in all the
principal cities of the United States
and Europe. Collections promptly
attended to. Transact a general
banking business.
Directore-J. A. Creighton, Oma
ha; C. W. Stapleton, A. H. Barret,
E. D. Levitt, S. V. Kemper, T. M.
Hodgena, J. O. Hodgens.
Corner Main and Park Streets, Butte.
C. R. Leonard, Pres.; T. R. Hinds, Vice
Pres.; Fayette Harrington, Cashier.
SILVER BOW NATIONAL
BANK
Capital $100,000
This bank solicits accounts,
offers prompt, and careful attention
to business of customers. Colleo
tions promptly attended to and re
mitted for on day of collections. Sell
foreign and domestio exchange,
transacts a general banking busi
ness, pay Interest on the deposits.
Directors-Charles R. Leonard, F.
Aug. Heinze, 8. Marchesseau, A.
Balmforth, R. A. Louis, C W. New
ton, T. R. Hinds, John MaoGinniss,
Fayette Harrington.
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF BUTTE
(Established 1879.)
CAPITAL - - - $200,000.00
GENERAL BANKING
Drafts drawn on all principal cities of
the world and letters of credit issued.
ANDREW J. DAVIS - - President
JAMES A. TALBOTT -Vice President
E. B. WEIRICK - - - - - - Cashier
J. S. DUTTON - - Assistant Cashier
W. A. Clark J. Rosse Clark
W.A.CLARK & BRO.
BANKERS
Transacts General Banking Business.
Buy Gold Dust, Gold Bars, Silver
Bullion and Local Securities.
Boxes for rent in safe deposit
vault
Sell exchange available in all of
the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Special attention given to colleo
tions.
ALEX J. JOHNSTON, Cashier.
Six Million Dollars Spent by the
U. P. R. R. CO.
in improving what was originally the
finest track in the West.
RESULT
A comparatively straight and level
roadbed, ballasted with dustless
Sherman granite, rendering possible
the highest rate of speed, together
with the greatest degree of safety.
The magnitude of the work must be
seen to be appreciated.
WHAT DOES IT MEAN?
Solid comfort, security and pleasure
to our patrons.
ARE YOU GOING EAST?
If so you cannot afford to go via any
other than this ROYAL HIGHWAY.
Further information on application
personally or by letter to
H. O. WILSON, O,SL., Butte, Mont.
DENVER & RIO GRANDE &
RIO GRANDE WESTERN
Travel During Fall and Winter
The journey to the East via Salt
Lake City and along the shores of
the Great Salt Lake, through beau
tiful Glenwood, Colorado Springs and
Denver is one of uninterruptped de
light in winter as well as in summer.
In fact, the fall and winter seasons
add but a new grandeur and charm
to the travel scenes and infuse an
element of variety and beauty to the
unsurpassable wonders along the Rio
Grande Western & Denver and Rio
Grande lines. Through sleeping and
dining car service. Personally con
ducted weekly excursions. For rates
or information apply to
G. W. FITZGERALD, Gen. Agt.
Ticket Office 47 E. Broadway, Butte.
PULLMAN, DINING AND
LIBRARY CAR ROUTE TO
Salt Lake, Denver, Kansas City,
Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis
And All Eastern Points.
Short Line to
Colorado, Arizona and Mexico
San Francisco, Los Angeles
(Ocean or Ralil.)
Portland and Pacific Coast Points
ARRIVE.
No. 9- -------- 6:40 p. m.
No. 7 - - - - - - - - - 2:45 a. m.
DEPART.
No. 8 --------- 4:45 p. m.
No. 10 --------- 2:05 a. m.
Ticket Office 105 N. Main St.,
Butte, Mont.
H. O. WILSON, GENERAL AGENT.
THE BEST FRIEND
THE NORTHWEST
EVER HAD
"The Road That Made the
Northwest Famous."
LEAVE BUTTE.
For St. Paul, East and
West, daily .------. 8:00 a. m.
For St. Paul, East and
West, daily - ----- 8:00 p. m.
ARRIVE BUTTE.
From St. Paul, East and
West, daily - - - -11:45 a. m.
From St. Paul, East and
West, daily - - - - - -11:45 p. m.
FULL INFORMATION FROM
City Tioket Offioe, No. 41 N. Main
street, Butte. W. R. MEECH,
C. P, andT, A.
. ITANDA.l
The latest. products of the
Pullman shops are now run
ning every night between
Chicago, St. Paul and Minne
apolis on the new electric
lighted "Great Western
.imfted." These cars are
extra large and easy riding, the
interior furnishings are of a
simple elegance which appeals
to all. Al! berths are supplied
with electric lamps for reading.
The dressing rooms are large
and commo
dious.
For further In
formation apply
to J. P. Elmer,
General Passen
ger Agent! Chi.
cago, Ill.
NORTH COAST LIMITED
S~Observatlion Cars
("-- i Electric Lighted
Steam Heated
BUTTE SCHEDULE
WESTBOUND. Arrive. Depart.
No. 1. North Coast
Limited.............. 7:30 7:40
p.m. p.m.
No. 5. Burlington Ex
press .................. :00 2:10
p.m. p.m.
No. 13. Twin City
Express ............ 11:30 -
a.m.
Local freight and ac
comm6dation f r o m
Pony and Norris,
Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday......... 6:48
p.m. -
EASTBOUND.
No. 2, North Coast
Limited.............. 1:45 1:55
a.m. a.m.
Sleeper for this train
open at 9:jo p. m. for
reception of passengers
No. 6. Burlington
Express .............. 11:30 11:40
p.m. p.m,
No. 14. Twin City
Express ............. - 1i:45
p.m.
Local freight and asc
commodation to Al
der, Monday,
Wednesday and Fri.
day ................... . 7 :00
a.m,
Passengers for Twin Bridges, Sheridan and
Alder, leave Butte at Montana Union depot
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, on mixed
train at 7:oo a. m.; on the return trip connec*
tion is made at Whitehall with Train No. r,
reaching Butte at 7:3o p. m.
Train for Pony and Norris leaves Whitehall
at 7:oo a. m.. Sappington at 9:o7 a. m., Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, and on the re*
turn trip run direct to Butte, reaching Butte at
6:49 p. m.
No. 1, North Coast Limited, If:om St. Paul
and Eastern points, to the Pacific coast.
No. 2. North Coast Limited, from the Pa.
cific coast to St. Paul, Duluth and principal
Eastern points.
No. 5. Burlington Express, from Kansas
City and all B. & M. Railroad points and all
N. P. points west of Billings to Seattle and
Tacoma.
No. 6, Burlington Express, from Seattle
and Tacoma to Billings and all B. & M. Rai.
road points.
No. 18, Local connection from Twin City
Express from St. Paul and all Eastern points.
No. 14, Local connection with Twin City
Express for St. Paul and all points East.
W. H. MERRIAM,
General Agent, corner Main and Park Streets.
PRFERRED BY
UNCLE SAM
In going East, your letters travel
by a most direct route. From 81.
Paul to Chlcago via the
Chicago,
Milwaukee &
St. Paul Railway
Why not travel the same way
yourself? No extra charge for
riding on the Pioneer Limited,
P.H SCANLAN, C. A.
Helena, Montana
W. B. DIXON,
N. W. P. A., St. Paul
ATCHISON, TOPECKA &
SANTA FE RY. Co.
SANTA FE ROUTE
THREE TRAINS DAILY
From Denver to Kansas City and
Chicago. Also the direct line to
Galveston, El Paso, City of Mexloo
and the mining camps of New
Mexico and Arizona.
For particulars about REDUCED
RATES EAST apply to
C. F. WARREN, Gen.; Agt.
411 Dooly Blook, Salt Lake City.

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