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BROBEeK
135 W. Broadway 'Phone 691 8
Buying and selling for cash enables us to
offer you everything in the grocery line at
the lowest possible prices.
Brobeck's Best Creamery Butter,
none quite so good; pound........ 30
Heinz's Apple Butter, 5-pound Jars,
each .. ....... .... .......... .. . 6 5
Hoffman House Coffttee, the best
of all; per lb., 15c; 3 lbs..... $1.00
Hunt's Pure Baking Powder, /-tb.,
2or; lb., e5: %, lbs.......... 7540
New Mild Full Cream Cheese, aoc
pound ; 3 ' oundls for.............50
New louey, made by the bees, per
square ...............
White Rosebud Soap, 25 hars..$1.OO
Snider's or Columbia Catsup, pints
(special) ...........*.......... 2 0
Pure Kettle Rendered Lard, in
pounds (special) ...............$1.00
Cracker Meal, per pound.......... 10
Quinces; now is the time to buy
them, ,a pounds ........ ......25
Fine Family Table Syrup, per gal.. 55
Teas-All kinds of fresh stock from 15c
to 75c per poundl.
Vinegar-We only handle the pure
malt: per gallon..............40C
Washing Powder Ierline, of 1776;
per package......... ..........104
Sugar. Fine (;ranulated,; oo
pounds, $6.oo; 16 lounds ........ 1.00
Swift's Picnic liams, unwrapped,
per pound... ...... .... ...10*
Fancy Red Apples, four tiers,
Wealthy, per box ............$1.15
Fresh Finnen Haddies, per poundl..l 1
Fine White Cauliflowers, per pound. 10
Prompt Delivery in City Only.
Everybody
Uses Soap
Why Not Use the
Best for the Money?
The market is full of so-called toilet
soap--no better than cheap laundry
soaps - put up in gaudy wrappers to
deceive the pub!ic. You don't buy
them the secosJd tLe, though.
Take a look at cur soap window this
week. It took us a long time to select
these good brands and we want you
to try thet. While they are in the
window they are under-priced.
Luca de Lorme..ni ......... 25. hox
Gly co ream ............... 15 blox
Violet Glycerine ........... 52 box
Remmer's Best ............150 box
Violettes ...............25. box
Jergen's Oat Meal.......... 15* box
PAXSON & ROCKEFELLER
Red Cross Drug Store
24 West Park Street, Butte
T HE most complete
and elegant line of
Suit Cases ever offe..
ed in America, and we
name the very
LOWEST
0 PRICES
We have in stock all styles
and qualities to suit -,-u.
Pritchirdl-arrison
Cirpet Co.
Corner Park and Main Sts
Butte 1
WHO FILLS YOUR
PRESCRIPTIONS
Newbro Drug Co.
109 N. Main St., Butto
Largest Drug House In the State
CONFESSES AN OLD CRIME
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
New York, Dec. 3.-Police Captain
Reynolds, formerly in charge of the Brook.
lyn detective bureau, announced today that
he had received a letter from a convict in
Auburn prison, stating that a fellow con
vict had confessed to him that he mur
dered Albert C. Latimer in Brooklyn on
July I, i892. Police Inspector Kane of
Long Island City was called into the case
and it is admitted that the investigation
has developed startling facts,
The convict who confessed to the mur
der also admitted that he had a hand in
the shooting of Policeman Sheridan in
Long Island City.
Latimer was shot at his home late at
night and sensational developments fol
lowed his death.
Nixon
Cash Orocery
9os UTAH AVENUE
Sturday Specials
Rex Flour, per sack........ $1.25
Saskatchewan Flour, per sack.g)l.2
Rolled Oats, per package........ 10
Magic Yeast, a ioc packages.... 15
Bakers' Chocolate, per pound....35(
HALF A MILLION
MARK IS PASSED
NOW SEE THE VOTE CLIMB TO A
MAILLION IN EVER-INCREASING
GIANT STRIDES.
IT IS A GOOD IDEA, SURE
Papers of America Look With Envious
Eyes on the Inter Mountain's
World's Fair Contest.
It does beat the band the manner in
which the Inter Mountain's World's Fair
tour contest keeps up
Here is the middle of the week and not
a day yet but has shown a big vote. To
day's is ts,ooa.
That puts the half million mark back
into ancient history, the total to date being
509,699.
The fame of and interest in the contest
grows daily. The Inter Mountain and its
plan of taking 3o county maids of honor
MISS HARRIET QUIGLEY,
Who stands second in the Inter Mountain's
World's Fair tour contest in Powell county
from Montana to the St. Louis World's
Fair is now known and talked of from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, from Mexico to
Canada.
Just a hint of the wide interest in it
is contained in the fact that a hunch of
votes was received by mail today from
Hutuena Vista, Coln., for Miss Laura Kil
gallan of Silver Bow county.
IMiss .Matlie McNamara leads today in
Silver low county and in the state with
2,269 votes. That would be good any day,
anywhere.
Second today in the state is Miss lessic'
Tate of Flatheuld county with 1,,)66. Third
is Miss Mary Slack, also of Flath(ead, with
ty,. Fourth and fifth respectively are
Miss May Marley, the leadrr in Sweet
;rass county, with 788, and Miss Nell
.loyd of Silver How county, with 772.
Miss ILloyd stands secotnd in today's
vote in Silver Ilow county, while Miss
Innah ('ottutrttney is third with 707.
Miss Ilarriet Quiiley of Powell county
received votes today in Lewis and ('l:arke
and l)eer L.orlge counties, Miss Mittie
Nord of Yellowstone county in'(;allatin
county, and Miss IMay ID)ougherty of Ra
valli county in liver Iodge county.
\'ot s were received today in the mail
at the Itome office for the following out
of town candidates:
Miusc e Jersie (;o nlrichl, Jefferon; I'essie
F w lie, LM agher; Ilarriet Quigle., Powell;
I lia L .awler, Lewis and Clarke; Ethtel ;il
(hriit, Granite; Iertrude Shearer, irtaite;
IMahel licautti nt, PIowell; I aura Ilarper,
ar alli.
'otea were received today in ]little fur these
out -ide eatddildt:e:
Ni- ,' J,,ie Godrich, Jefferson; E:dna
Turner, Park; Josie No, man, Jefferson; Kathe
ryn Swano.,um, Madison; Fly L.. Oldh,
Iav:ili; tlaud Murray, Ttvon; Minnie V.
Nor,I 'Yellohtone; Mlabel Souprentattt, Verguts;
Ethel Gitchrist. i'ra ite; le.,sie 'late, Flat.
head; Lottie tMclntoh, |lcaverhead; Harriet
(tuigley, 'Powell; .ltaud Murray, lTetton; Jack
Fullcrtun, Carbon; Itta liruza, Park.
Contest a Great Scheme.
The newspapers of the country are Ie
ginning to sit up and take notice of the
Inter Mountain's World's Fair tour con
test.
\Vhen the contest began the tnter Moun
tain said it was the best and biggest thing
of the kind ever proposed in the West.
That view is pretty generally shared by
newspaper men the country over.
1Mark IBennett, superintendent of the
general press bureau of the W\'orld's Fair,
is enthusiastic over the plan. His splendid
indorsement of it and his selection of it
as a model for other newspapers to copy
were mentioned the other day.
The whole centes has awakened wide
interest among the newspaper men of the
country. They want to know how it is
done. It is a new idea and good news
papers want new ideas. Every day many
letters come to the Inter Mountaint from
other newspapers inquiring about the plan.
Included in today's mail were three rep
resentative letters from widely separated
parts of the country--one from New Or
leans, one from Milwaukee and one from
Kansas.
John L. Foley, business manager of the
Milwaukee Sentinel, writes under date
of November 30 as follows:
"We understand that you intend to send
a nunber of people to the World's Fair
at St. Louis and that you have adopted
a very unique plan of selecting the names
of the people who are to go. If your
circulation manager will furnish us an
outline ot the proposition we will be very
much obliged to you."
A. G. Winterhalder, business manager
of the New Orleans Times-Democrat,
writes that his paper is contemplating an
effort similar to that of the Inter Mountain.
"Will you," he writes, "kindly send us
copies of your paper in which reference
is made to the matter, together with such
information as you may deem necessary
for us to know for an intelligent and com
prehensive consideration of such a propo
sition ?"
State Senator WV. C. Austin of Kansas,
editor of the Chase County Leader, writes
from Cottonwood Falls, Kan., in a simi
lar vein. He wants to try the plan on a
reduced scale.
Among the many good points in the
Inter Mountain plant which Superintendent
Bennett pointed out in his circular is one
that will appeal to the advertisers. The
circular says, describing the Inter Moun
tain plan :
"It will be seen that the Inter Moun
tain's scheme is not the ancient one of
Here Is the Way They Stand
Today's Vote in The Inter Mountain's World's Fair Tour eontest
BEAVERHEAD COUNTY- Last Today's Total. LEWIS AND CLARKE COUNTY-Continued. Last Today's Total.
Report. Vote. Vote. Report. Vote. Vote.
Miss Maude Hill, Red Rook...... .. ......... 9,202 531 9.733 Miss Myra Trerlse, Helena.............. ...... ,469 1,471
Miss Lottie McIntosh, Dillon....}.:): . ............ 9,048 138 9,186 Miss Anna Marceau, Helena......................... 88 818
Miss Nannie McLoughlin, Dillon..................... 7,414 146 7,560 Miss Carrie Ward, Helena............................ 592 592
Miss Emily A. Taylor, Dillon......................... 2,635 2,625 MADISON COUNTY
Miss Carrie Harrison, Dillon ........................ 665 665 Miss Katheryn Swanstrum, Blaine ................... 4,054 S 4,05
Miss Ethel Squire, Dillon ..................... ... 444 . 444 Miss Maud Northway, Ennis. ............... ............ . 2,913 1ot 3,024
Miss Estelle Mae Rich, Dillon ........................ 55 55 Miss Fannie C. Reif, Virgitlia City................... ,6ja 17 a,649
BROADWATER COUNTY- Miss Edna Jackson, Virginia City.................. ... ,22 7
Miss Maud Penwell, Townsend................... ,o7,090 ,090 Miss Maybell Sparling, Ennis........................ 689 a 69t
Miss Rena Schaaf, Townsend......... ............... 6,o65 6,065 Miss Gertle Kohls, Virginia City..................... 65 655
Miss Christina Erickson, Townsend.,.... ............. 3,427 3,47 Miss Rita Marshall, Sheridan........................
Miss Carrie Holloway, Townsend ..................... 3,16 3,136
Miss Lella Parker, Townsend. ................. ,o4) 1,o49 MEAG R COUNTYings.......
Miss Mamie McRse, Townsend.... ,................ 666 666 Miss Clara Chpin, White Sulphur Springs........ 7,93 7,90o
Miss Lizzie Barker, Townsend.....................Miss Bessie Fowlie, ory......................... 7,78 j 7783
Miss Catherine Rees, White Sulphur Springs.......... 5,404 5404
CARBON COUNTY- ' Miss Argall Anderson, White Sulphur Springs....... 2,063 1,o63
Miss Tony Early, Red Lodge, .... ................ 3275 30 3,305 Mis Eff Tipton White Sulphur Springs........ 9 9
Miss Fannie Rourke, Red Lode. ..... .. 1,148 38 3,086 Miss Eva Hartiptoeld, White Sulphur Springs ............ ........ . .........
Miss Jack Fullerton, Red Lodge .................... Su6 50os ,oo8 Miss Maud Fuchs, White Sulphur Springs............. .......
Miss Gertrude Watson, Red Lodge .................... 05 o a10 2
Miss Eva Robbins, Red Lodge ...................... . 21 21 MISSOULA COUNTY-2
Miss Nellie Gurrell, Red Lodge........................ s so Miss Victoria Cyr, Frenchtown....................... 1,9a 7 2,931
Miss Maud Chapman, Red Lodge ..................... Miss Pearl O'Neal, Missoula .............. ,856 i8 1,877
C.USTE.CO NY Miss Nellie Longstaff, Missoula. .................. 1,629 8 1,637
CUSTER COUNTY- Miss Sarah Beard, Missoula......................... 937 937
Miss Margaret Carter, Miles City..................... 1,77o 1,77o Miss Bessie Taylor, Missoula......................... 876 876
Miss Rose Gaylord, Miles City....................... 1134 1,134 Miss May Drago, Missoula........................... 85 28S
Miss Marion Gordon, Miles City....................... 19 PAK.O T s-9
Miss Myrtle Johnson, Miles City.,................. .. 12 .... PARK COUNTY .......
Miss Ada Eichort, Miles City..................... .. 7....... Mi Birdie Clark, Livingston........... ......... 49 5 9
Miss Mary Coleman, Miles City ................... . * Miss Ett s Hrus, Livingaton...................... .. 7,775 300 8,075
Miss Lulu Wilson, Mile City ........ ................ ....... s Miss Florence Goodson, Livingston................... ,700 6 1,716
Miss Mary Schrier, Miles City............... ..........................Miss Maud H. Vance Lvingston........ ...... 8 84
Miss Rosalee TShrmerr, Miles City................. ................. .. . Miss Nannie Nicol, Livingston..... .......... ... ··6*... 66 6 6
Miss Kate Burgel, Miles City....... ....................... ................ Miss Edna Drieoll, Livingston........................ 5 13
Miss Bessie Huffman, Miles City.......... ............................... Miss Elsie Mercier, Livingston.. ................ 41 8 8
Miss Daisy Haynes, Miles City...;........ ... ....... ..... . Miss Rose Hausen, Livingston...................... ...... ............
CASCADE COUNTY- M POWELL COUNTY
Miss Netta Gervais, Great FaIll....s.. ........... .. .·. . . . 3536 3.536 POWELL COUNTY
Miss Nelly Short, Great Falls................... . ,761 a,61o Miss Mable Beaumont, Deer Lodge................... 6,883 47 6,930
Miss Edith Brown, Great Fallsc..................... . 225 a5s Miss Harriet Quigley, Ophir........... ... ....... 4,289 149 4,438
CHOUTEAU COUNTY- Miss Oro Fino Miller, Deer Lodge.................... 3,329 3,39
Miss Core Hassock, Havre........................... . 500. 500 RAVALL COUNTY-56 7,76
Miss Marion Auld, Hvre .................... ...... 4 124 Miss Ploy L. Olds, Victor ............... .......6 .8 6 7,076
Miss Cora Niles, Chinook.................... 6 6 Miss Laura Harper, Hamilton....................... 4,96 54 5,o5s
......................... Miss Ethel Chambers, Hamilton........ ......... ... 1 : ,53 69 2,600
DEER LODGE COUNTY- Miss Mattic Higgins, Stevensville......... ............ 764 762
Miss Julia Cuddilhy, Anaconda ...., Ms May .. ........... 8,159 9. 8,1490 7 4 739
"~Miss Mary rhnAackoKnd.. 7,o7 870 8, Mis May Dougherty, Corvallis ............... . .. 729 64 739
Miss Nina Graham, Alsconda...............is la e , H t .........70 8,007........ 75 71
Miss Blanche M. Salsbury, Anaconda................. 5,576 19 5,598 Miss Cora Adams, Hamilton................... · ...... 0 71o
DAWSON COUNTY- ' ROSEBUD COUNTY
Miss Ruth Hunter, Glendive ........................ 3.539 44 3,583 Mi.s oE UDs, B t ...4,627 4,627
Miss Jessie Jones, Glendive ............... ......... 2,18 50o 2,368 MsMs Ethel A. Wddiata , Forsyth.......... ..4615
Miss Ana Simms, Glendive .......................... .,88 58 1,146 * iss Ethel Waddigamon , Forsyth................... .. .6
Miss FEry Us COUnTYv Miss Mayie Hamntond, Forsyth....................... . .6
Miss Mar Fossborne, Gledive........................... 5574 4o 66 SILVER BOW COUNTY
Miss Efie Teeter, Glendive .......................... 27 27 Miss Alice Jackson, Butte.................... 29,66 63 30,3
Miss Mabel iatchelor, Glendive....................... 1a2 Miss Laura Kilglan, Butte................................. 24,049 434 4,483
Miss Frances Lee, Glendive........................... In 1o Miss Nll Lloyd Butt .............................. .. 8,747 77 19,529
Miss H. May Johnson, Giendive .................... 9 Mis Mamie mr Butt...........77 15,546
Miss Frances Johnson. Glendive ...................... 3 3 Miss Clara Burkard, Butte ............. ............ 4,486 589 5,0o75
Miss Arie Mack, Glendive. ............... ... .. ......... Miss Hanna Courtney, Butte ............ .. 3,39 77 4,97
Miss Geneva M. Smith, Butte...............10..,524 179 10.703
FLATIIEAD COUNTY- Miss May Rodda, Butte................. 5,83 46 5.879
Miss Mary Slack, Kalispell .......................... 6,047 890 6,937 Miss Alice Mitchell, Buttes....................... ... 3,275 64 3,3739
Miss Bessie Tate, Kalispell ....ma ................... ,237 1,966 4,20 Miss Clara Auerbach, Butte .......................... 1,671 31 .703
Miss Maude Fauver, Kalispell ....................... 1..13 500 1,638 Miss Kayte Jones, Butte ............................. ,14 1,141
Miss MatSie ClUiTiMias, Kalisp.ll...........................6a8 6*8 Mis4 4 228
Miss Motti HiggiNns, Kalispelln....................... 628 628 Miss Olive B. Bcakev. Butte........................ ,o8 1,083
Miss Agnes Morrow, Kalispell ........................ 40 40 Miss Margaret Loughrin, Butte....................... 928 928
Miss Julia Gildea, Kalspell................................. ............. Miss Belle Edwards, Butte........................ ..826 826
Miss Donna Schenck, Libby.............................. .............. Miss Ruth Carlson, Butte. ......................... 439 439
FERGUS COUNTY- Miss Agnes Harrington, Butte................. ....... ..... .. 47 47
Miss Fannie Cook, Lewistown....................... 3.94o 3,943 SWEih TGRASS COUNTY-
Miss Mable Suprenaunt, I.ewistown ................... 2,087 23 2,110 Miss May Marley, Big Timber....................... 6,831 788 7,620
Miss Grace McHugh, Lewistown...................... 478 478 Miss Ethel Browning, Big Timber.................... 2,955 233 3,188
GRANITE COUNTY-- Miss Maggie It:rne, Big Timber ..................... 1,57 422 23939
Miss Gertrude Shearer, Granite..................... . 3,237 S66 3,863 Miss Bertha Anderson, Big Timber.............. ...... ........ ......
Miss Catherine Perrent, Philipsburg .................. 2,735 40 2,775 TETON COUNT i
Miss Myrtle Clark, Philipsburg ...................... 2,503 :6 2,519 Miss Frances Cooper, Chouteau....................... 193 193
Miss Ethel Gilchrist, Drummond .................... 2,141 110 2,251 Miss Kathryn Kennedy, Chouteau ...................... 13 113
Miss Irnma Sherrill, Philipsburg ............... .... 2,008 2,008 Miss Maud Murray, Shelby........................... 56 55 s
GAI.LATIN COUNTY- VALLEY COUNTY
Miss Ella Arnold, Bozeman........................... 4,076 5 4,081 Miss Anna Ratchford, Glasgow...................... 4,572 201 4,774
Miss Mamie Oakwood, Bozeman ..................... 3,0o13 9 3,02o Miss Myrt:e McMillan, Glas=ow...................... 675 675
Miss Grace Griffin, Bozeman........................ 2,420 22 2,442 YELLOWSTONE COUNTY
Miss Ruby Moore. Belgrade ........................ 2,158 2,158 Miss Minnie V. Nord, Billings............... ......... 3,512 1 3,627
Miss lessie Van Zantdt, Bozeman .................... 6,37 6,3 Miss Dora Rademaker, Billings...................... 3,170 40 3,a210
Miss Minnie Stubblefield, Bozeman ................... 678 678 Miss Della Waiters. Billings. ........................ 256 256
JEFFERSON COUNTY- Miss Mable Ross, Billings ............................ 224 4 228
Miss Josie Noonan, Basin ......................... 12,758 73 12,831 Miss Alice Walk, Billings............................ o o
Miss Rogina Bear, Basin............................ 4,446 4,446 Miss Blanche Nickey, Billings .......................... ...............
Miss Jessie Goodrich, Whitehall...................... 3,078 97 3.175 Miss Marie L. Sleeper, Billings.................... ..... ....... .
I.EWIS AND CLARKE COUN'I'Y- Miss Nellie C. Bullard, Billings ......................................
Miss Delia Lawlor, H1elena........................... 8,501 129 8,630 Withdrawn ..................................... 49,503 49,503
Miss Mablle McGregor. Helena ...................... 5,735 6: 5,796
Miss Maynme W\'alsh, Helena ......................... 3,178 7 3,285 Total ........................................... 494,697 15,oo00 509,699
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VOT Frd - Dec. 10, '03
TA/3 COV/PO/V 44>J518 VOTED ON OR? BD/'OtE
selling many copies of the paper for the
cutting out of the voting coupons. In eaoh
paper is printed a coupon good for one
vote. Subscriptions in arrears and so on
up to a Soo-vote coupon iwith a year's
subscription to the daily edition shows
how the circulation department is to proft
by the plan.
"In each of the 26 counties there are
several candidates for the World's Fair
free trip. Each young lady's friends are
working hard. The contest is rapidly
growing in interest and new subscriptions
are pouring in from every county and
every community of Montana. Citize
who never before 'took' the Inter Mou
tain are now regular subscribers, and
is reported that the 5oo-vote coupons a'
exceedingly popular.
"Thus the Inter Mountain is buildils
up a permanent increase of its regul.
subscription list, which is much mnore d
sirable than the old voting contest scheme
of selling bundles of papers merely fdr
the single coupon,
"Advertisers are quick to apprecials
the superiority of this unique plan over
the old one; they cannot help but observe
that the Inter Mountain, by this legif
mate and praiseworthy means, is addirs
largely to its permanent circulation among
the -best elass of citizens-4the peop
whom the advertisers most desire
reach."
To Import 'Much Gold.
Boston, Mass., Dec. 3.-The Nation
Shawmutt bank has increased the amoujt
of its importation of gold from $S,ooo,odo
to $.500oo,ooo.
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SEASON TO KILL IN
DEER MAY BE SAFELY SLAUGH
TERED UP TO THE FI1RST OF
TIHE NEW YEAR.
According to the decision rendered by
the supreme court of Montana in the case
of Walter G. Brown, charged with killing
turtle doves, the season for killing deer
and duck has been extended to January I
and May z respectively.
When the case of Brown was appealed
to the supreme court the constitutionality
of the game law as amended by the last
legislature was attacked, and in deciding
the new law uneonstitutional, the old
statute was left Intact.
Under the old law hunters were limited
to six deer and allowed to hunt until
January I, and in the case of mountain
goat, the season ended at the same time,
but there was no open season on m~oun.
tain sheep. Goats were restricted to six.
The new law limited deer to three and
goat to one.
The game wardens, although favoring
the closing of the season at the time spe
cified in the new law, state that hunters
will not be ,molested if they kill deer and
goat up to January I, and duck and geese
until May r.
The season on other game is not af
fected,
Butte Inter Mountain's
World's Fair Tour eondltions:
First-Any young lady over 7y 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 concer nnsg 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.
sell
Fourth-Voting ill commence Monday, October as, and close Tuesday evening at
y o'clock, January sp, soo4. Coupons seven days old cannot be voted. Single coupons
cut from the seamiweekly, or the daily Inter Mountain must be neatly trimmed. Al
coupons, whether single or special, must bear the name of the one to be voted for.
Fifth-Coupons are given as followas
Single coupons, cut from the Daily or Semi-Weekly Inter
Mountain .......................................... ......... Vote
Subscription in arrears, each dollar paid a special coupon of.. s5 Votes
Subscription, Seml-Weekly, 6 months, Sa, a special coupon of go Votes
(Pald in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Semi-Weekly as months $a, a special coupon of loo Votes
(Paid in Advance Subscriptions.)
Subscription, Dally Inter Mountain a 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.) ...... ..... o Votes
Subscription, Dally Inter Mountain, is months, $7.50, a
special coupon of...... (Paid in Advance Subscriptions.) .......... g00 Votes
Sixth--Coupons should be voted at the headquarters nearest you or mailed to "Coupon
Department Inter Mountain" at any point named below. Votes will be counted at noon
each day and the totals announced in the evening papers
Headquarters and Voting Places
Beaverhead County-A, 5. Johnson ...........,,,,................. ......Dillon
Broadwetae County-Byrne breas......,......... ........ .... ........... .... Townsend
Carbon County-Mrs. M. N. Hiokox.................................................Red Lodge
Cascade County-Thomas Iod a.................................................... Great Falls
Chouteau County-George W. Crane............................................... Fort Benton
Custer County-J. . Arnold. ...............................Miles City
Dawson Count -Albert H. Johnson.................................................. Glendive
Deer Lodge-Inter Mountain Oce ......... ...................... Anaconda
Fergus County-L. C. Cornell........................................................ Lewistown
Flathead County-Walter Hunt ................ ............................... Kalispell
Gallatin County-$. F HOnley ............................ ....................... ... Boeman
Granite County-Charles Wlli.ams ......... ..... ............... Philipsburg
Jefferson County-J. H. Rule................. ...... ............Basin
Lewis and Clarke County-Moore Book and itationary Company ..................H.elena
Madison County-J4mes Powell ........................................... .. Virginia City
Meagher County-L B. Jobb......................................... White Sulphur Springs
Missoula Couty-Wlnstenley's Offe.. ....................... .................. Misoula
Park County-Dinsham Hlamn ................................... Livingston
Powell County-The Kenyon Store........... .............. ...... Deer Lodge
Ravalli County-Wynne Roberts ................................... Hamilton
Rosebud County-W. H. Simons ..................... .............. Forsyth
Silver Bow County--Inter Mountain Ofice ........... .... ..........: :....... : Butte
Valley County-Miss Bertha Kempher ................... ........... Glasgow
Teton County-C. H. Drake..... .o.......... ..... ............. Chateau
Yellowstone County-Thomas bisnley....... ...,,,, ... ......... llin
Sweetgrass County-L. M. Hungerford ................................:.. '...Disg 'limber

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