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BROBECK
135 W. Broadway 'Phone 691
Cape Cod Cranberries, fancy per quart...10
Seeded Raisins, Carnation brand, package.l10
Genuine Jersey Sweet Potatoes, 6 lbs.... .50
German Dill Pickles, per quart........... 10
We have a few boxes Wolfe River Apples left.
Per box................. ...........1.....1,25
Our lioffman House Coffee is the best; per
pound, 3jc; 3 pounds ...................1.00
Pickled Onions, in pint Jars; special each.250
IHeinz's Best Mlince Meat, 4Yl-b jars ....95
Dest Asparagus Tips, our pound
cans............................. ......12 1 24
Canned (itron, Lemon and Orange 'cel,
per ountd.......................................
New Soft Shell Walnuts, just in, pound. .92'5
Mild atill ('ream Cheese, per pound ...... 2O#
-leinz's Best Apple Ilutter, 4!;pound
jar.... ......................................700
Broeeck's Best ( reamer) Butter; It's the best;
per puund ................... ..........27 1-2
Fresh Roasted Peanuts, per quart .......... 5
Fine G;rnulated Sugar, t6 pounds .... 01.00
'Hunt's P'ure Ilaking Powder is the best;
.per pnund can ........................8..
Pure Sweet New York Apple Cider;
per gallon....................... ....500
Canned Currants, be:.t qltahty, 2 pounds.25#
Prompt Delivery.
SOAP
Removes the natural oil from the skin.
The skin can not live without its natural
oil. Newbro's Witch Hazel Cream re
places the natural oil, rendering the skin
clear, clastic and velvety. For sale by all
druggists. asc a bottle.
expert
fmbalming
CAREFUL,
PAINSTAKINO
funeral Directors
THE MONTANA
UNDERTAKING CO.
Tnos. Layette. Prop.
Thos. Sullivan, Mgr.
125 1. Park, Phono 89
Nixon
Cash Grocery
9os UTAH AVENUB
5 Tier Wealthy AppleS
Per Box 50c
french Prunes, per lb., 5c
GENERAL REDUCTION OF
WAGES IN NEW ENGLAND
Cotton Operatives Cut Down 10 Per
Cent, but There Is No Strike.
fY AHSOi'IATI:D PRI t't
Roston, loassi., Nov. a.--'l'he first of the
ntunerolus seductionls in wag(. atnoncedIt ill
the cotton mnllls of Suttiern New Engiland
and at half a dozen pointj outside of that
territory, went into effect in all uit one. River
corporation today anld at a nllllber of otlid
mills. Althoulgh abtout .2,ott) tperatives ha I
their pay cut jdown, no general strke oucctured
in any mill. ,,,
'Todays cut avetrages io per cent tand places
the pIy ti)Ichedule oItn a basis with those patl
irevious to it o nil c ;lt.e A lof March, lo,:.
The reduttction afeitted 7K mtills in Fall river,
operatitng nearly -:;,nun haind., and :about t
score of corporationt elsewhere in New Eng
land employing about 7,M00 op eratives,
Thie Fall River Iron work., operating four
rilnt cloth mills, will cut down wagei Inext
Monday, and on that day also nearly all
Rhode Islandt and 4 onnecticul manualtcturrs
will adIpt the lower slchedule. A cut in New
Bedford will go into effect in two weeks.
Quite an Aged Quadruped.
"lhow old does you reckon dtt mule is?"
"Lawd knows. We quit celeltratin' his birth.
day w'en (inrul Lee burretnderetld'!"-Atlanta
(Constitution.
Just
At Present
our stock is larger and \.
better than we have ever
shown, and quality is al- \
ways our first consideration.
A Gift
for Father and Mother of
S "1847 ROGERS BROS
table ware is always
appropriate.
Our stock also in
cludes a nice line of
tea-sets, tureens,
baking dishes,' etc.
TEA SETS FROM $7.50 UP
Carving Sets, Quality Guaranteed, From $5 Up
Thanksgiving is near at hand. Our elegant carving sets and
table wear will greatly enhance the appearance of your table.
TOWLE & WINTERHALTER
JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS 28 W. PARK ST.
400,000 MARK IS
ALMOST PASSED
MORE THAN SEVENTEEN THOUSAND
BALLOTS POLLED IN THE
CONTEST TODAY.
MADISON GIRL FORGING ON
Miss Katherine Swenstrum of Blaine Is
First in the State Today-Butte
Girls Poll Heavy Vote.
Almost but not quite over the 400,000oo
mark I
The Inter Mountain's World's Fair tour
contest took another long leap forward to
MISS MAGGIR IRVINB
Of Dig Timber, one of the Sweet Grase
county candidates in the Inter Mounttain'j
World',. Fair tour nntiest.
day. The total vote of the day was 17,197,
making the grand total to date 3o9,695.
First in the state today was Miss Kath.
erie Swenstrum of IBlaine, a new candi
dlate in Madison county, who polled
s,6o5 votes.
ISecond in the state was Miss Nannie
Mcl.oughlin of Bleaverltead county, with
Miss Mcl.oughlin has made a personal
canvass of towns in Idaho with good re
suilts, as shown by her vote today. An
other IBeaverhead county canulidate is plan
ning a trip to other Idaho poinits for the
sanec purpose. This is the work that
coonts.
I:irst, second and third respectively ;n
Silver Bow countty today, anld also third,
fourth and fifth in the state, are Miss
Hlam:t ('uurtney, with rn6; Miss Alice
Jackson, with tI.oo, and Miss Nell Lloyd,
with I.tu S.
As ain instalnce of the popularity of some
cndidllates in other counties, Miss Maude
I'.nwell of lroalwater county secured
vstos today in (;.lnite county.
The mail toJ;ay broulght votes for the
fullowing :
\1i.ses RHoy Noon, ; allatin; .ily Royal,
graunite. InIy (hils., Ravalli; Jessie t; lod
riclh, Jeliersn.; MIabel Rich.ld. Lewis and
Clarke; Ithel G(ilchrist, ( ranite; D ella
Ilawl r, Lewis and Clarke: Minnie V.
Nord, Yellowstone,; Margaret Carter. ('Cuis
tr: Corn Niles. C hiteam: MNanie Oak
wo I. (;allatin: Harriet Uniihley, lPowell;
Julia Grant, lcaverhead; MItud 11ill,
Bheaverhead.
Voe,, were received in Butt e Itd:y for
the followi g:
Misses Mininie V. Nord, Yellowstone;
Miss :ahtlel Ileautnttlt, Powell; Nannie
Mcl.onghlin, LI.ttie Mciltnsh. hleaver
he:ad; Jes.sie I olrichl, Jeflerson : Mabhel
Mc(;reor, (;,e."viev,' IVynhhton, Lewis and
Clark,: llarriet I.) gle, Powell; Faniiie
C. IReif. Malison; Manla Murray, Kathryn
Kmnnls, 'lt on: I'thel t'ha:mlers, Ravalli;
Myra iT'rcriste, .Lewis and Clarke; Floy
I()lls. Ravalli: JIusic Noonan, Jefferson;
Maggie Irvine, Sweet grass.
The Truth.
"'loss," said I larvsard Ilaslen, the
tramp, "I haven't had nothin' to cat fur
two days."
"lHa t there's where I catch yo.." ex
claimed Goodart. "I just saw you finish
ing offt a square meal a fow doors below
here."
"Well, you wouhl scarcely call that
iothing. You will obiserve I said I hadn't
had Iothling."--hlhilladrlphia I'ress.
Here Is the Way They Stand
Today's Vote in The Inter Mountain's World's Fair Tour Contest
BEAVERHEAD COUNTY- Last Today's Total., LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY- Last Today's Total.
IReport. Vote. Vote Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Maude Hill, Red Rock.......... .............. 7,990o 26 8,o6 Miss Delia Lawlor, Helena.......................... 7,746 aS 7,771
Miss Nannie Mcl.oughlin, Dillon. ... ................. 4,243 2,239 6,482 Miss Mable McGregor. Helena....................... 4,793 43 4,836
Miss Lottie Mcintosh, Dillon........ ............ 6,178 93 6,a27 Miss Mayme Walsh, Helena....................... . 2,501 36 a,537
Miss Enmily A. Taylor, Dillon.......... ............ 2,43! 3 2,434 Miss Genivive Boynton. Helena..................... 2,087 5o 2,137
Miss Grace G. Gray, Ilannack........ ............... 896 1 897 Miss Mable Riebold, Helena........................ 1,7tl 6 1,716
Miss Carrie Harrison, Dillon .......................... 643 643 Miss Anna Marceau, Helena................... 818 .. 88 ...... 88
Miss Ethel Squire, Dillon............. .............. 444 ....... 444 Miss Myra Trerise, Helena .......................... 70 19 739
Miss Julia Grant, Lima. . ............... 223 17 240 Miss Carrie Ward, Helena............................. 57 to 582
Miss Estelle Mae Rich, Dillon....... .................. s5 .5, 1 S MADISON COUNTY
BROADWATER COUNTY- Miss Katheryn Swanstrum, Blaine ................... 2,650 ,650
Miss Maud Penwell, Townsend........... ...... 5,839 3 5,342 Miss Fannice C. Reif, Virginia City ................... 2,047 10o 3,257
Miss Rena Schoaf, Townsend....................... 4,714 ...... 4714 Miss Maud Northway, Ennis ........................ 1.576 22 1,598
Miss Christina Erickson, Townsend ............. ... 3,250 ....... 3,250 Miss Edna Jackson, Virginia City ................... ,o9o ....... 1,oo
Miss Leila Parker, Townsend.................. ,o4.....1 ... ,4 44 Miss Maybell Sparling, Ennis ...................... .. 676 676
Miss Carrie Holloway, Townsend..................... 750 ...... 750 Miss Gertie Kohis, Virginia City.................... 636 S 641
Miss Mamie McRae, Townsend....... .. 627 . .......... 627 Miss Rita Marshall, Sheridan ........................ 2 ...... 2
Miss Lizzie Barker, Townsend....................... 19 ....... 19 MEAGHER COUNTY
CARBON COUNTY- Miss Clara Chapin, White Sulphur Springs........ 6,265 ....... 6,265
Miss Tony Early, Red Lodge........................ ,9o 320 3,2 Miss Catherine Rees, White Sulphur Springs........ 4,175 ....... 4.175
Miss Fannie Rourke, Red Lodge......,................ 959 67 1,0,6 Miss Argall Anderson, White Sulphur Springs...,o6 ....... ,o63
Miss Jack Fullerton, Red Lodge ...................... 402 ....... 402 Mirs Eflic Tipton, White Sulphur Springs........ 4 ....... 4
Miss Gertrude Watson, lied l.odge.................... ss 4 199 Miss Eva Hartfield, White Sulphur Springs ..................................
Miss Elmer Bowen, Red Lodge ............. ...... ......... 32 Miss Maud Fuchs, White Sulphur Springs............. .............. ...
Miss Eva Robbins, Red Lodge ....................... 21 ....... 21 MISSOULA COUNTY
Miss Nellie Gurrell, Red Lodge ...................... s ....... 2020o Miss Nellie I.ongstaff, Missoula...................... 2,411 6 2,417
Miss Pearl O'Neal, Missoula ......................... 2,005 92 ,o097
CUSTEr R COUNTY- Miss Victoria Cyr, Frenchtown ....................... 1,960 10 1,970
Miss Margaret Carter, Miles City ..................... 2,668 30 1,698 Miss Sarah Beard, Missoul ......................... 876 Ao 886
Miss Rose Gaylord, Miles City ................... ... 969.969 Miss Bessie Taylor, Missoula......................... 805 4 809
Miss Marion Gordon, Miles Cty....................... 9 ....... .. 19 Miss rMay rago, Missoula....... ................. 85 ....... 2.85
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Miles City............. ............... ..... .....so...................
Miss Ada Eichorn, Miles City ..................... 7 ......... 7 PARK COUNTY
Miss Mary Colenan, Miles City............. ......... .. ................5 Miss Etta lruza, Livingston......................... 6,5o6 238 6,754
Miss Lulu Wilson, Miles City....................... 5 ....... 5 Miss Birdie Clark, Livingston....................... 5,075 5* 5127
Miss Mary Schrimer, Miles City........................... .... ... Miss Florence Goodson, Livingston................... 1,515 30 1,545
Miss Rosale T'I'errett, Miles City...... ................ ............ Miss Maud H. Vance, Livingston..................... 814 ....... 814
Miss Kate Burgel, Miles City.............................. .............. Miss Nannie Nicol, Livingston....................... 604 9 613
Miss Bessie IlufinGan, Miles.City ..................... ............... Miss Edna Driscoll, Livingston.................. .... 13... ...... 13
Miss Daisy Ilaynes, Miles City....................... ....... .............. Miss Elsie Mercier, Livingston................... ....... 8 ... 8
Miss Edna Turner, Livingston ......................... I........
CASCAI)E COUNTY- Miss Rose Hausen, Livingston ......................... ...............
Miss Netta Gervais, Great Falls...................... 2,988....... 2,988 POW LL COUNTY
Miss Nelly Short, Great Falls............... ........ 2,241 ....... 2,24 OUNT
Miss Erdith Brown, Great Falls...................... .. . .... 5 Miss Mable iearmont, Deer Lodge ................... 6,494 18 6,514
Miss Harriet Quigley, Ophir........................ 3,919 17 3,936
CIIOUTEAU COUNTY-- 6 Miss Oro Fino Miller, Deer Lodge.................... 1,251 ....... 5,aS4
Miss Cora Hassock, Ilavre........ ........ 5o0 ... ... 500 RAVALLI COUNTY
Miss Marion Auld, avre .. .........107 ....... 7 Miss Floy L. Olds, Victor .......................... 5,117 146 5,263
Miss Cura Niles, Chinook ............. ...................... ... 5 Miss Laura Harper, lamilton....................... 4,8 ....... 4,80
DEER L.OO)GE COUNTY- Miss Ethel Chambers, Hamilton ......................... ,790 113 1,903
Miss Julia Cuddilly, Anacoida........................ 6,3 . 33 6,467 Miss Mattie Higgins, Stevensville..................... 754 ....... 754
Miss Nina Graham, Anaconda..................... . 5.63J 615 6.228 Miss Lilla Semnnons, Hamilton ....................... 709 ....... 709
Miss Blanche M. Salsbury, Anaconda ................. 3.990 37 4,027 Miss May Dougherty, Corvallis........................ 591 ....... 591
Miss Elizabeth L. Fitzptrick, Anaconda.............. ,a ......... ,a291 Miss Daisy Bond, Hamilton........................... 295 o "6 $205
Miss Cora Adams, Hamilton .............. .......... 0oo
DAWSON COUNTY- ROSEBUD COUNTY
Miss Ruth hIunter, Glendive........................ 2,774 ....... ,774 Miss loy A. estaby, Foryth....................... 4,51o .. 4,5
Miss Jessie Jones, Glendive .............. .......,, . 2,2605 Miss Ethel Waddi:ghany, Forsyth ...................... 635 , 635
Miss Ana Simms, Glendive .......................... ,o03 ....... 1,0o4 Miss Mayme Ilamniond, Forsytht................... 6 43.,7 6
Miss Mary Osborne, Glendive ........................ 67 ....... 647 .....................
Miss lHilda Foss, Glendive ............................. 274 ....... 274 SILVER BOW COUNTY
Miss Efie Teeter, (lendive.................... .. ....... 27 ....... 27 Miss Alice Jackson, Butte......................... 22,115 1,3oo 23,215
Miss Malel Itatclelor, Glendive................... 12 ....... 12 Miss Laura Kilgallan, Butte........................... 19,389 791 20,18o
Miss Frances Lee, ldive...... .............. .... ....... Miss Nell Lloyd, Butte............................... 5,44a ,85 6,527
Miss 11. May Jolnson, Glendive....... ............. . , 9 .....*. 9 Miss Clara Burkard, Butte ......................... 11,406 224 1,b.30
Miss Frances Johnlson. Glendive... ........3 ........ 3 Miss Geneva M. Smith, Butte ........................ 8,395 599 8,.79
Miss Arie Mack, Glendive ........................... * ....... a Miss Hanna Courtney, Butte........................ 6,o86 ,2*o5 7,29g
Miss Manie McNamara, Butte........................ 6,643 432 7,075
FLATHEAD COUNTY- Miss May Rodda, Butte.............................. 4,182 6 4,318
Miss Mary Slack, Kalispell .............. .......... 5,676 5,676 Miss Alice Mitchell, Butte .............. ........... 2,50o ....... 9,5ot
Miss Bessie Tate, Kalispell.... ........... 2,184 ....... 2,184 Miss Clara Auerbach, Butte .......................... 1,270 53 1,323
Miss Maude Fauver, Kalispell .. 9..5........ 95 " .... 951 Miss Kayte Jones, Butte ............................ 911 9 920
Miss Mattie igins, Kalispell. 68 ....... 6 Miss Olive B. Beakey, Butte ........................ 70 . 790
Miss Agnes Morrow, Kalispell.......... 40 ....... 40 Miss Belle Edwards, Butte ........................... 704 67 771
Miss Julia Gildca, Kalispell.... .......... ..................... Miss Margaret Loughrin, Butte...................... 708 ....... 708
.Miss Ruth Anderson, Kalispell ................................ Miss Ruth Carlson, Butte........................... 439 ....... 439
Miss Donna Schenck, Libby............ ................... Miss Agnes Harrington, Butte........................ 36 ....... 36
FERGUS COUNTY- S\VEI:TGRASS COUNTY
Miss Fannie Cook, Lewistown ........... 2,701 953 3654 Miss May Marley, Big Timber......................... 6, ....... 6,
Miss Mable Suprlnaut, .cwistownd............... 89 1,1 I,o.29 Miss Ethel Browning, Big Timber................... 2,850 ....... 2,850
Miss Grace McHugh, Lwistown ...................... . 6 ...... 662 Miss Maggie Ir:ine, Big Timber .................... . ,348 10 2,358
Miss Bertha Anderson, Big Timber ........................................
GRANITEI COUNTY- TETON COUNTa'
Miss Catherine Pcrrent, Phlilipsburg.................. 2,312 t7 2,39 Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Choteal...................... .6 46 62
Miss Ethel Gilchrist, Irummond..... ................ 1,926 ....... ,96 Miss Frances Cooper, Choteau........................ 18 .....,. 8
Miss lily Royal, l)rummond ........................ 1,745 20 1,765 Miss Maud Murray, Shelby.......................... .1 3 ~ 14
Miss Irma Shlrrill, l'hililsburg ...................... 1,574 244 1,8i8 VaLLEY COUNTY-
Miss Gertrude Shearer, Granite ....................... 856 88j 1,739 Miss Anna .atclhford, Glasgow...................... 3,59. . 3,159
Miss Myrtle Clark, l'hilipsburg ....................... 1,444 31 1,475 Miss Myrtle McMillan, Glasgow...................... 675 ..... , 675
GALI.ATIN COUNTY- YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Miss Mamnle Oakwood, Bozeman...................... . 2,86z a 2 ,863 Miss Minnie V. Nord, Billings....................... 3,227 44 3,271
Miss G;race Griffin, IBozenman......................... 1,810 ... ,8o10 Miss Dora Rademaker. Billings......... ... .... .... ..... 2,97 3,297
MBliss Rulby Moore, IBelgrade ........................ 1.557 210 1,767 Miss Della Waiters, Billings......................... 222 ... 222
Miss Ella Arnold, Bozeman .......... .............. 1,67o ........1,670 Miss Mable Ross, Billings............................ 211 ...... 211
Miss Blessie Van Zandlt, Bozeman............ . .......1.. ,32 ....... 1,232 Miss Alice Walk, Billings...........................10..... o ... 1 o
Miss Minnie Stubblcfield, Bozenman.................... 667 ....... 667 Miss Blanche Nickey, Billings ...............................................
Miss Marie L. Sleeper, Billings.................. ............ .
JEFFERSON COUNTY- Miss Nellie C. Bullard, Billings....................... ....... . ......
Miss Josie Noonan, Basin......... .................. ,56o 149 12,709 Withdrawn .............*....................... 40,427 ....... 40,4-7
Miss Regina Bear, Basin............ . ............... 3,3o 193 3,495
Miss Jessie Goodrich, Whitehall ...................... 1,879 76 1,955 Total ..................................... 382,498 17,197 399,695
Headquarters and Voting Places
Beaverhead County-A. S. Johnson.... ... ................................. Dillon
Broadwater County-Byrne Bros............ ., ................................ Townsend
Carbon County-M-rs. 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 H. Johnson.................................................... Glendive
Deer Lodge-Inter Mountain Ofice................................................. Anaconda
Fergus County-L. C. Cornell..................................................... Lewistown
Flathead County-Waiter Hunt............... .......................... Kalipell
Gallatin County-J. P. Martin ............................ ............. ..... Bozeman
Granite County-Charles Williamsa ................................................ Philipsburg
Jefferson County-J. .H. Rule ....... .............................................. Basin
Lewis and Clarke County-Moore Book and Stationery Company ..................Helena
Madison County-James Powell .................................................. Virginia City
Meagher County-L. B. Jobb................................... White Sulphur Springs
Missoula County-Winstanley's Olice .......................................... Missoula
Park County-Bingham Hinman................................. Livingston
Powell County-The Kenyon Store........... ... ......... ............. Deer Lodge
Ravalli County-Wynne Roberts.................................................. Hamilton
Rosebud County-W. H. Simons............................ ................. Forsyth
Silver Bow County-Inter Mountain OfRicr..................................... Butte
Valley County--Miss Bertha Kempher.............. ....................... Glasgow
Teton County-C. H. Drake. ......................................................... Choteau
Yellowstone County-Thomas Manley....., ............................ ......... Billings
Sweetgrass County-L. M. Hlungerford...... ........................... Big Timber
WILL BE RELEASE1
,MONEY STOLEN BY CHESTE
CASEY WILL BE REPAID,
IT IS SAID.
Charged with the theft of $St from lh
cash drawer of the Custom Shoe store bs
East Broadway Saturday night, Chester
Casey, a newsboy, aged II, was arreste4
yesterday by Defective Murphy and takeq
to the city jail, where he admitted (hi
guilt.
At the jail young Casey said that hestl
vided the money with three other bdyr
Jerome and Aleck Johnson and Eugenj
Riordan. These boys were examined Ib
the police, but were not held in custody.
From Casey's confession it appears that
he went to the shoe store when all were
busy in the place, and in a moment when
he was not observed slipped behind th
counter and extracted the money from tht
cash drawer, When the theft was discovr
ered a short time later suspicion was di
rected to Casey, and his arrest followed.
The proprietor oe*he store stated this
afternoon that after further examination it
Vhad been found that the amount stolen by
young Casey was $I9 instead of $15, but
that there would be no prosecution if the
amount were made up by the parents of the
boy. Arrangements to this effect have
been made and the boy was this morning
released from custody. The lad is reputed
to be a torublesome one and It is said has
committed other small thefts before this,
Similar Sounds.
Mrs. Nexdore-The children locked
themslelves in the kitchen today and car
ried on so boisterously.
Mrs, Peppry-Indeed I
Mrs. Nexdore-Surely, you must have
heard them throwing the plates and pans
Iat each otherl'
IMrs. Peppry-Ohi was that It? I
thought it was your daughter playing the
piano.-Philadelphia News.
Most Remarkable,
Citiman-I didn't think your wife would
remember me.
Swvbbubs-Oh I yes, indeed.
Citiman-She seems to have a very good
memory,
Sulbubs-Wonderful, wonderfull Why,
she can remember the names of all the
cooks we ever had,-Philadelphia Press.
Butte Inter Mountain's
World's Fair Tour Conditions:
First-Any young lady over st years of age may be nominated at any time on blanks
provided and by the indorsement of three well known citizens of the county in which she
resides.
Second-Three Judges agreeable to the candidates shall be selected to officially an
nounce the winner in each county. One girl will be chosen from each county excepting
that Silver Bow shall have three, Deer Lodge and Missoula two each.
Third-As in other elections, 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 shell have the right to name a proxy if unable to attend bher.
self.
Fourth-Voting atill commence Monday, October so, and close Tuesday evening at
I o'clock, January g. tpo4. Coupons seven days old cannot be voted. Single coupons
cut from the semi-weekly, or the daily Inter Mountain must be neatly trimmed. AU
coupons, whether single or special, must bear the name of the one to be voted for.
Fifth-Coupons are given as followss
Single coupons, cut from the Daily or Semi-Weekly Inter
Mountain........................................................... I Vote
Subscription in arrears, each dollar paid a special coupon of.. 2as Votes
Subscription, Seml-Weekly, 6 months, s$, a special coupon of so Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Semi-Weekly 12 months, $2, a special coupon of too Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Daily liter Mountain I month, 75c, a special
cuopon of ............. (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) .......... 40 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, 6 months, $4.oo, a special
coupon of ............. (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)..........2. 10 Votes
Subscription, Daily Inter Mountain, Ia months, $7.so, a
special coupon of...... (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.,).......... oo00 Votes
Sixth-Coupons should be voted at the headquarters nearest you or mailed to "Coupon
Department Inter Mountain" at any point named below. Votes will be counted at noon
each day and the totals announced in the evening paper,
VOE No 30. 'O
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