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MOViE KN
s 1tt Vl ,Aug 14.r-U0 a very light
g.o of nlt s thie bulk or which
ilar.1i .lt o gpar'a,'s rtock market
ted along within narrow limits.
Sosthetiet* pressure was die
agaInst and particular grtoup of
sthaks. the tendency for the most part
' r,' I dolvnWord and there was some
tiRp.pslntment expressed at the fall
twie of the market to continue last
week's g neral advince.
Thp d'ay'a news was without direct
hearing on securities values, authough
the suspension by the interstate enm
merce commislson of Ilvestock ruatles
W l46ch were to have become operative
:i today was neoulmted something ot an
ad verse factor. Advices from Western
. raffic managers were . nliformly
1,heerful incid ('hicags reported an Iil
aesie' in grain, flotir and oats, these
- bqla.S offset- by smaller receipts of
Wheat and corn.
B y, general consent the western
.t IAi.pnl alttitlon liao cletared during
tht.isat week and l44le appjkehension
.& strii~.ney is .jnow e11t.rtalied
p gins in,,nmeretr ole linesr through.
: i the m le w~s contipues dull
.sii this same conaition ipp.ilcs to
ottert sections.
Crop news for the most part was en
dr il'pyng, with marked Improved con
dtlones for corn throughout Kansas
' Nd ebl*a$ka. A very' slight franc
' 1t:ili advatce *as annpunced in the
price of copper and trade authorities
ere rIquoted as declaring that sales
of the metal In the last three weeks
l ohave aggregated not less thah 20,000,
5 ' , "ponullp. Wtite talk of a copper
4siýt'eemont lsnasph ti he
r"j` st~ ta s'mE stmlt fsa tapeak to
.;'b 1 ftelvling all of the ore they can
'handle.
S London's opeations in this market
S.are trifllillt\ Btael. ldlsplByed a ten
4 eis oy to mlpva up In the final hour,
1 +itrl l.sloftAtttt ,was.s.lst i'n nmany
4 M brure the, cosed toe. only ex
wP + f ' note ioIng, lpit Island pro
f'frteU*stchlt n~g i over three points.
!' w elP r wre i.rreg.lar. .Total sales,
S ar value, S9r.00.
L fUnited States bonds, the ns advanced
>' :% epy cOr t on e!lL
W: York Closing Stooks.
'mated Copper ......... 0W5
tie . et Sugar ............. 3741
; r OsCq & 1'btndry ..... 46
Amerleai COtton Oil ............. 0
American Locetttlve ............. 37t1
..jnple'can Smelting & Refining .. 66%
M 10,8. pi'rtrred ...............le0
adrioati egaar Refining ...... 0%
A so n .. ......................... 01
l.ltUe ('onast I4te .............111
SBaltlmore & Ohio' ...........10...
f obtklyn Rapid Tranlsit .......... 7614
SO'anadian Pacifine .................94
ClIappke.,& Ohto ............... 74%
Chloago a Northutstern .. 1.. 44%)%
S(ileatgo, Mllwalskee & t41. PnIl ..121%
tbtado brunl & Iron ........... 20%
Caoora'do & Southern (~id) ....... 52
E', Delitwar.e & Hutdmon ............161
lDelver. & iko Qyasde ............ 30S
nDo. preferred (bid( ............ 70
rke ...... .... .................... 257%
r' rot Northern preferred .........125%
(Ireat Northern Ore ttls. .........
-'. noln Central ....................131
S fite'borouth-Met. ................. 17
Do. preferred .................... 40
f. ' LouisvIlle & Nashvillie ......... 14".1/
)l s1oSui' 1 PP1flc .................. 62%
*'1 )lt'qurl, Kansan & Texas ........ 4
National Biscult ..................10
' National Lead ..................... 1
New York Central ................1 8%
' N Norfolk & Western ............... 90
Northern Pacific ................116%
Pac lfic .11I1 ...."................... 264
Pennsylvania ...... .... ..........1209
People'+ Gas ...................... 105
Pullman Pclcs c 'ar ..............15%uI
* Reading ...... .... ................ 143%
S rw'k Island Ca. ................... 30
S I)n. preferred ...................... 66
Snuthertn Pacific ...................116%
hiouth'rn tallway .................. +2$
U.lniot I Pacilei .....................167 %
United States Stte~l ................ 70%
Do. preferreud thid) .............115%
Wabash, ............. ......... 1
)o,. preferred ....................
W este.rn 'l rnn ................... 63
+ S" 1tlunrd ' sil .. ..... .........60
Boston Mining Stouks,
Alloue ...... .... ......... . . 41
Amatlgamatedl t(lilr . ...... ... .5%
Amerlcan 'Znc, Lbud & 1m. ....... .5
Arizona 'tsnlllorll .............. 1i
' AtjInntic ........ . ...... ....... 6
'.. & ('. Cper & HIIv,,r lMg. ... 14
Cstalumtet & Arit, ................. L
S (' tenlll sFnitl ........ .... ........ . IT ,
olppelr Iltungt t on, ( '. .......... ;6
" .sst TTutte oplr .hl . .........
,'so.l n il ...... .... ............... 101. 4
i. ir ulX (.Io . ..........5.... .... ...... "
g (ra lhy Co(ni. ..................... 31
............. .... .ne. ....................
;.,Ino R lle (csllotr) .......... 18
I1.t 1k e t1 hqp er ..................... 6
: ] {nll o Ulnpper ................. 87
New-dlaNLL ull"n. .................... :01,.
S ,..lipJel ltsg Mises . .................. 11
Nr*h li1tto ....................... . ig
N rt tl llkt ........................ 9%
fit 'hl14 Dominolnl (Iluked) ............ 38
" 'oolh ....... ......... ........... 130
L [itPi.irt (wsllVt.i" .Uld t;Oppl') t ..... 14%
~2..... t.y .......... .................. 74%
.. ... . . ..... . ...... .............. 50
+ itts. On1pr r . ......... It
Cool & O)tt ....11.. 6
Stit k fl. 8. M. , ..... 30
.....d$.. ., . ..... ............ 4,
Iti ++. r
~i~ i·t e
2 hard .ol dl,.wi to tl the leptamhpl
dliIvery figuresl.* 'rThe Sletem*br op"
tltn moved betwee~a $1,At2%nd 1.01%
The clospe wa.s 1I1% to I691%ce oft
it, $1.02lt to I,02%. whilet. 1)pe.mbe.
.hriwed this satme d.intlln sat $1.0.% tr
Ileoprits ii fcrop (enndltlons In the
corn hllt were unlfaorable eind hoeled
the bulls to lit, the prilets for a Ilme
after thel opeding dlcline. The, cief
market ruled atIbot l±, lower. No.
White seolt at (i''". The (.tlo'e wol
weak nil ironild with Hoeptember ta,
off at 6So.
Onts wore stetndltr thnn nther grains
alnd for the distant deliverioes did not
vary to exceed t%c. ,ieptemher was
more active Ianid sold . ehtwe'n 1t%'c
aturtlllsy cll ing figure, ant 151l iP
:i.%c. The lse wls sltelady aIt neaIrly
the low poillnt, with eptembelrtr %c4 oift
a t S1t 'e.
Provisins gfonerally were from i . tr
22Y%. off. ('losing for Bpptember were:
Pork $1.:f7 % to 21.60; 22f% l' ff; Ihri
was ',e Off alnd rlhib werel I0lk ilwier.
Money Market.
New York, Aug. 1;.--ioney on l'ull
Fay,, 1!,$1% per re'nt; ruling raite
1% per cent; closing Ilhl Id I l per cont;
offered at 1% per cent. Time lo n Iun
very dull and soft; 60 dnays 2%(3 per
cont; for I01 days 8l%~e3% per, cent;
for six months 4%.1 .?;, per cpnt.
('Clone: Prime morvalntlh paiper S'."L(
per cent. Storllng extchange, stoedy
with artull buslnews In hunkers' hlllia
at 483.60tR48.3,17 for 60 lily hll.. and at
40A.85 for tdemand.
Commeralnl h111 4830483%. . BIar Ill
ver l8et. Mexican dnolarn 44c. Gov.
ePrinlant )onds4 firm. illtllroul Ilonds<
Irreullnr.
Chicago Livestock.
Chlenno, Aug. 13.-(-fittle--fleerlpt
estimated at 30,000; market weak to
10c lower; heaves $4.G6~8.20; Tecxa
ktecr. $I1.50ITM.70; wvete'rn stermt $4ut
,t.70; estotkrk and feederm $44106.20;
cost find hLferdi 11.90'0,30; calves
Hougl-Recellfts etilmated at 32,000:
market 10C lower; ligllt $8.405,8,11.;
mixed $7.3iO8.8s; heavy $1.80047i.4:,;
rough $7.i0047.80; good to choice heavy
$7.80.S.44; plg 4 $.5#,9D; 4illk of Isale
Sa.Ote48.35.
Bhdrep-flereilpts e'tlmtelll at 80,Q900;
market t0e lower;, native $23.204.3..
weteorn $2.1,0i4.20; yearllings $405.40;
lntmhbt, native $4.82lt8.; 'wetern $4.25
Metal Markets.
New York. Aug. 15,--8tlindard cop.
per qutliet. swlt. $12420.012.i50. Lorniot
weak, spot. £u5 15; futures £'O If0l,
Arrivals today of 250 tons. Ctustom
house returns show Oex1ort no far
thin month of 14,078 tons. Local deal
rsm report it firm market, quoting nlke
copper at $12.187%413; tectrnlytic
$12.02%14l2.71: 5calting $12.2S6f12.0.. It
Is claimed there I. little, If any, cop
per now in thle market for .anos ,hlow
$12.75 for electrolytic.
Lead .teaudy, 84.4004.70 New Yo.ik,
trondoni pot, £12 SBa Dd.
Spelter firm, $5.3SAii.40 New York.
Lmdt1on, £22 1Im.
BlREIENSTEIN BOOSTS
SHOW IN HAMLtTON
Ha mllton, AugR. i5.-(Bpecianl.)-Se
iretary Breltenmtein of the Missoula
Chanmber of Commerce In Hamlllton
today, boosting for the Western Mon
Stana Apple show to be hfeld at Missouli
this fall. Secretary Breitenatein is in
teresting the local chamber of conm
merce In putting exhibits Into the Ap
ple ihow in competition for the two
$250 premiums offered by the Chicago,
Milwaukee & Puget Holnd and the
NJorthern Pacifle Railway conmplailes
for the best exhiblits of fruit, grain and
vegetables. The Apple show will fol
low immediately in tile foosteps of the
Ravalll; County fair, no it will he in
ieasy mlafter for the local organzll:ation
top assemble a fine exhibit. Th'l'e exhl
bits must-be under thl name orf a oin
molrcial club.
MONEY FOR APPLES.
Hamilton. August 1l.-(lpe.illIt.)
Recretury Odean of the Hamilton Chaip.
her of ('ollnerce announllce, today that
the Ratvalli County fair will offer a
premiumln of $200 for tlhe best box ofT
Mcintosh apples exhibited at the qreat
ila\valli County fair. All the detalls of
the offer is nlt ready for publlcation,
but it gOlenter part of the anount will
he put np ais a e'ash prize cnul i~t1t hbe
one wortlhy of tile best efforts of Mc
Intlosh growers of the vallley.
A LONG TRIP.
ll mlilton, Aug, 15.-- Rlpehiil.n)---h Mat
itl.n i loffnll n of F:itle, Alaska, and F.
V. 1 e l\re of li a\re, rn nee, a broth
brot-hn-law r, brother to V'Illtm 'T'.
l.l"e~rvro. wth, is to('nted here .n or
'Itrd( Ilspector., all'rrived in lllnlbiltoln
y'sterday for it +sh6rt v\slt. iMr. Hoff
man Is lo.atiteel II the extreme northern
pI 111"of Alaska alid tells of an interest
illng llp from IFgle tol Montlon, nm1l1
sink the trip overhllnd
SCHWARM BACK
Haminlton, Aug. 1i.--(lipeinl.)--H.n
ry Rlehwanirl , city tllpelllntendent of
schools, hlis retlurnedl from it trip to
'hlleago, Poston alnd New Yorkl. and is
Ibuisy getting thillns in shlape for taIe
penling io the HIamllton schools Nep
tomber 4. Mr. RHhwarm reporl'ts that
durlng his trip through the east he
saw I nglllg that sulted him i.s well
115 thle 1litter Ithot v\alley
PLAT FILED.
Hamilton, Aug. 13.-- iciwchil.)--l'|il,
plat of the Rust Sihle additio to thi
town of hltter Root has bhen received
pt the office of the county clerk and
reorder for fllinhw. 'The new lnddlition
has b len glven to the use of the ptli
lie by the "itter Root Valley Irrigatlon
'1 , ta ,t· the prb islpie of the
piQ0umatlo hammer is a new corn
prmeiad ale phle dl'lver, whlbet dellverA·
tal so rapidly that a -pile bas no
trIt' to aprina' ihait hetwoai7
RED APPLE GROWS
IN WISCONSIN
iWH ITEWATER REGISTER TELLS
OF SINGLE 8PECIMEN OF
FAMOUS TREE.
amnilton. Aug. 1. -(SioIa.)--Th
followvlng cipping -IIfrilll, l Itolgi-ster.
print d it W liItenter, W/i,-ollsl li,
hlioiws that peIople of, tliihat ty hae l ills.
,covered it fine produetivce speiniiet of
the Ic intosh liFd lppl\le tree growing
within the Ibordlers of their iIIty:
S"After all the fulk one hllr these
drtys about the Mcinlltohli redl laple iof
the Itltter Itoot valley, one Is rather
surprised to know that ia hirlng tree
.,t. that iuddenllly fillnntls variety has
grown for ,narly foirty ypern within
our city Illtmits. The tree n qlluestlon
Is owned by A. It Eallerly and was Iilr
chasedl hy IhilI In te early 74)'14 of it
Roch..nter, N. Y., nurserymalr'in. T'ii. tree
has flourished andil Its fruill 4has ilwn'l
been in demanld."
Hamllton, Aug. 16.-(Specall.)--'rhe
rflrnwlnig instrulnelits \atre flit'd on
Frirlay and aturdlny with the clerk
andc recorder:
Dead-Illtter Rnoot 'tley Irrligatolnn
tomirtty to Edmund IF. 1)oollttle, lot
t0, block 5, Sunn.iside irchlqrlds; onn
sideratlnion, $4,500.
Deed-lo.in G. Clark to WV. . How
arton, lota 18, JO nnd 20 in block 14,
narby.
lDed-W. TI. Hlownrlon to WV. I.
Cooper, lotS 1S, 18 unit , :. Itl hiln'lk 14,
nd rb..~
Deed-Joseph L. .ummers to Rtoelrt
)i. Myers, l.l~re it ('erivnll..
Deed-Andrew Aneeruon to Alal
fleitlien, lots I1 nnd 20 in block 7,
Riverbet.w nddltln to Halnmilton:; orn
slderatlon. 01,200,
b)oeed-'oln Orchard Lannd clnmpany
to Rllchard A. Napier, 15 acresn, l.ike
'Corlno Orchllnrds, .on. 3.
I)DeedF-Willlam H'. Rodehbnnft to An.
condla (Copper Mining omnjinny, ,one
hale aere a Darby; consIderation. $100.
Deetd--University Orchard and Devol
hpmnent company to florger R. Drtkk,
lot 11, In block 2, Ufnlverlty Orchard;
consideration, $4,5.00.
Deled-LUnlverstty Orchard nnd ])e.
velopment company to Allen (1. Hoyt.
5 acres, University OrCh(dIls; (tonslid
erntlon, $2,25Q.
. Deed--(nlverslty Orchard nnd Do
velopment company to Howard Hooke,.
lot, 17 in block 1, llnivernliy Orchlards;
ednallderath n. $2,821.
Dered-Unlversity Orchard and Do
velopment company to 9.Wen H. il,-rm
lng, 3.1 aaoro, tiniterslty Orc(halrds:
consideration, $1,125.
Deed--Bitter Rnot Valley Irrigation
company to Johln C). Tnrner, 4800 tcres,
Hamilton Hellghts.
Delod-Anaonda Pcopper Mlninng corm
pany to Henry llIltehcntt, lot 1 In block
2, Routhsldo naddltlon to 4flamllton.
I)ed-Auaneonda Copper 7ililin, com
puns to larry Hltchenott, lot 2 in hlnecl
2, Solltllde ndditlon to Ilahnllton,.
Dood--W, i. Cnoper to Jamrn C. Ut
to of Parls, I1II., 1E2.;75 nrcn near fur
by.
foeed-Mary llynn to Frederick A.
Pltce, lot 12 Il block 2. IHuallton.
DID ARMOUR EMPOYES
DESTROY THEIR FILES?
Chicago, Aung.' 1.--Th,1 United Stanlent
grand jury here illvesltigating. ralairs
of the (Chicagno packers devoted thii
duay to an effort to learn wh'thetr crr
tain stenogrlaphers' note aoonks nf Ar
imolllr & Co. lhad been destroyed Iby
m1llJoys aif tile company uIlttir thy'Y
hatd been tordered iIrod\lctle. It was in
loillnec'tion with tile destruction of
Ithlet note books thllat Alfr.d R. f rl'lon.
Ihit'b l 'ounsel for ttie lnipnleeri', wits or
lrlel to 1 SIhow whly lii' shollltl Inot ie
ltitled for contemtllt of court.ll.
Thre Itrliallhan gitvernt'imiiniit will send
ai cotton slt'lulilst to uli! Unitlld States
to studly cotton gl'llowing anlld to takl,
back 'with him A.iii'lrlliiin 'axptrts ti,
Ilfurtllher the i Lntuie.rt ,f thle industry in
tlrnall.
CaIll for Republican Stiate Convention.
T''le executulvi cullliittteeii of tile 'o
pulbll n tlllai iilL' ct' rtltll l t'oiillllttll , byt
Iaullilh rlix ihnl il the s d stile l t eh·tll
nimiin ttllett ,% ill in initila hltl lit tIli
,'11) ofr llici lni, M\olitllnil Matuirilaiy
J.lle It. 11, ili, IJhis l1rettid t ithat tilhe
il't iitllll t-lll t el c llt ciii'.itio l 11i i ll' llt
Tlhllrsdhiy, Ne- t embteiilir I'i, 1910l, ill .111
olttin, .i1nltn nnt , no diIln.lterll td by said
iatill c'llltl'lil 'ont nll tt te, it i I. ii ii , illt
hLlie , .1 wll ouhl o i hIoIuIe0, foiir the, pmLti
Sitile!l l'ri tihe foinfwllngt iffll,,ol.
tint' iclesontiitive ins congi'i'is.
tone rt l'k .f tihc suiitilr'i court.
(Ai ti iir trll icLI tuillactio llll1 unt l 1icr
IuilnstsiL s t i'y lllOrIit'Il' coic buful
(lid fo I ll~,cunul. ' o Ii lil ' Ih)I ofi' iti!illl. l
lil-hl.,I IH' I'( ll'cil )" |lllllll l n'i'I v t, {lil tlu '
file i'ollvenlti oll,
'iThe 'l.plltl lla ii cl'tuli ii itt' thle sne'
crliial iiitl c i', ilt a it omther electorst',
\Ltil ilt reI ' irdI u t o lv i' i ht tyi 'l.ulirf ll01'
tlo nlls who belie.llve ill the Irirllliples of'
the ellt lp ill l lar'. aiild lvhoi Iliilorse
its jioili'iui , til t.'tttiii(hily ilvited to
t'ih iund tiuns rail ii tes i flholin_
i if t l id n i t li l lin ' ' n V e l i o i l fi n t h e
p'I 'iti .. ...........u ..............Ill
lil'llu ilsl. lit' oh.',... hi4 iliq °K'ltl'l Ilnil~ il
t'.ian'inl toi iil' h. i.i..... ti t. enir. tin.
1.iid rciiivtl i . liiil . onsi. s il of i.l.d
it.' tiii d i i lttii ah deh.Kitm for the
S'itst'l~lli' i iih. s i' l'lvll
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Sllril ll . ............... ............... 19
I'i't'giis1
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)aliwson ................................................ 1
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lti i olul ...... ............. .............
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MIxsoula
Professional Directo}
DR. S. H. PREEZE
Physician ed Surgeon.
Special attention to dtseasa of
women.
.uite 47 Higgins Blook, Third ioor.
Office Telephone 17; Residence Tele.
phone 512; Independent phone' 721.
Miiioulh.
ALBERT IE8ANliON
Attotney.sat-Lair
General ,Law. Prictiau, State and
Federal Courts and It . A. Land Office.
FIflrst National Bank Block.
L. C. BOLTON
Attorney-at-Law
Room 8, Duncan and Dixon building
Practice in all courts. Phone 936,
R. H. McKAY
Photographer
Developing unri printing for ama
tours. Room 40 Higgins 131k, Phone 925.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
WOO)DM)iN o01 Tl'P1 WORLD,
CAMP No,. 73, meets every second and
fourth 'IThrsday of each month, Odd'
I,'ellinw ' hall annex.
J. N. ABBEY, C. C.
It. I. WILBUR. Clerk.
UNIVERtIITY CITY liOVE NO. 3St
ILADIES OF1 'Hile MA1IA.CAIXELS--ý
Meets second and fourth 'lhllrsda.d or
each month at 2:80 Ip. m. in' Odd Fei
lwn' annex hall.
MITH. MAO(;II KIENI)I(IC'K, L; C.
I011 iEast Pine.,
MIRH. I. B. MURRAY, R, K.
410 Alder ltreet.
I-~------- -----
KNIII'I'BS O() PYT'IIAS, LATURIEL
LODOG NO. 11--Meets every Wednes
day evening at Eagles' hall at 8 o'tlock
JOHI'P)I)-H H1SKIN, V. C.
II. T'. IEANTRII)(:I:, K. of R. & 8.
KNIOIITEI'4 l' COL,'M[IIS., MIS
MOUlI.A COUNCIL NO. 1021-Meets it.
Odd l,,ellows' !ull first and thlfd
Thursdny evoning each month.
W. L. IC(El'ltY. (Irand Knight.
JAn. M. LAVIN.. I.in. loc.
FRF A T E R N A 1, RROTIIlHRITOOD
MISHOITIA LO()D(J NO. 379-Meetal
every first and third Wednesdcty ofI
each month at 1, 0. O. V. hall anlnex.
BYRON I.. CiilititliiLL. President
MRS. M. I'PAIl.0ROVII, Treasnurr.
WIKHTIIltN HlJN CIIAPT'rt NO. 11,
R. A. M. meets first and third f'rll&ays
of each month in Mas..nic 'I'etnplq.
N. II. I'AY-NI, H1 P.
S. H. WI'CALE, Sec.
MISHOLJ.A .LODGE NO. 7, SBAN
DINAVIAN BROTl'IIERIIOOD OF
AMERtlICA, mets every. second and
fourth T'uesday evening at Odd{ Fel
lows' annex. '
CHARS. A.' MADIEIN; Pres.
A. O. ItEIED, Sec. -
MISSOUtIA AERIE NO. 32, F. O. E..
meets first and third," Tuesday's of
each month' at 7:30 p. m'.,'at Eagles'
hall, West Main.
H. L. BAY~ A, W. Prpe.
JAMES A. BAKER, Sec.
MISSOULA "1LODI0 $O.
13, A. F. & A., .-Meets first
and .third Tuqgdqys,, regular'
meetings. ROBERT S8B.lTD*Y W. M.
A. J. HItILTBNS'P1IN, see.
tHCifLI.CIt LO1)(lI. N.) 4. I4, uNS OF
IHlitMLIANN-Meets in .Eagles' hall
first and third utdq1y cif each month
at 8 o'clock I'. m. I
l:D ItOklKIIAMICR, President.
F. W. KUI'HA4I, .ecretary.
BARTENDRRS' UNION, LOCAL NO.
817--Meets second Tue()p.rt. 7'p. ml
and fourth ''lTuesday at 2p. I~. of each
mInth in Eagles' halL'
OSMOND NIBIIIIY, Presldent.
JOIHN A. FRANCIS. Secretary.
MISSOUI.A CAMP NO. 6329, 14. W.
A.-Regular meeting first and third
Th'llursdays at 8 p, m.; faronl rs' drill
second and fourth 'J'iursda, 8 p. m
Masonic hall.
A. BESANCON, Consul
IIENItY BIAKEIYo ClIrk.
126 West Front strhbt.
UNI'TEDI) AR''ISANS-Meets every
first and third T'ueslay at Odd Fel
lows' hall auner at 8:30 p. m.
IC. J. WIGHITMAN,.M A.
B. L.' DUNHAM, Sec, .
B. P. O, I.. HELL GATE LQDGEo
NO. :t83--Meets every Tuesday evening
in Masonic temple.
JAS, &. RIIOADIS. . B R.
DAN J. I1E ..uoN, Be0.
MOD)InJ. BROlTHERHOlOD OF
AM EItICA," University City'l-ddge No
1891-Meets in Odd Fellows' halt sec
orld and foirth T'uesday nights of eaeh
month at 8 o'clock.
ARMBS''ICD MACE, Pres.
JAM IS Li. WAIIACI., ec.
•ROYAl, lifollo iA NDERS' VII.JIR
GRI.,N CASI.,lI NO. 31,--4Meets flrui
iand third . jTh'lursday, Odd Fellow.'
Annex hall.
OSCAR MADDOX, I. P.
, F.P. KI.RN, Sec.
S..... ...................
Yetato itll iie . lct
Ai,,d~pr Ii, ...... · ziltt·t ,'ae cl ··ntI' Ill e11
12211 s . l, .'2 t at . ....... .................. t
2.1,11 il o i t h l nles ii liceit
gatis h llrijll bo e .:Ilitt tti the eont'n
12 2 lit rlie evtl't Ife the r Inl ltro
iif 2223 ilittttlihi' to littelsl l the CIte11l tlt
ittlegii(& H,irllI ii2M~t the liitA 02 thu
iloeliltlI a r' IV Miii'lergeellntlt.
.1,',, no 1,211 Iia rulen i have been
ai 2,i 2222( Ilii alt, arnte a or ate r ty 2
IIc· iii' ligmit tiiii I'rolil 212222 i(il0lt3' 1122 211~
2,4,11 t ile l2 ,21 i' tlite alnititee
'I' ll - 'l -- - I ii t antl i 2,50 'itl 2 t1 tL de (ile
gates sand h iteiaated ito theg'etqgr
tIn andiC Inflty... tote vtall tiU teg irtroip
dlegratl.Inh Itli iot lthe oII woeh the
Mitt,' ciili\' diitI~in 22 122.3( liii \'idiS 11211.
ilrieni - l-in i'e bllhe biencef itpt ll e l tle
ge 21id21his21 alt naILg it(oity p flld
the deeg ationterom thatt lci4tli .11
gIa422 tilt iil' tlli ti')let tt'II 072 ilatl
lI I1t0-l lt't .Iste itt oftlry orI th d le
gilites i'2nd222 Caltlelted tclgtlx from.ti
Vii lount. (.oItovtes wiat be casti 1pPO
t4) Ilts ie s he Iit) tell- ttbjgpn -
he oast (41W, 41) #bseQ~llt dolt nt + O hni
""--- ý `, I I..? ;ý, 2ý t
Prompt Delivery
COlve us an order for the deli'ery of
a cane. Many heers have many good
qullitles, few shortconmings. tTfroen
(cty beer In a fine i, er any way yon
take It, as hundred of Its satistied
oners willt tell yon. You can order It
delivPred at your door. Mail and tele
iphse ordern ri elve prompt nitntnton.
GARDEN CITY
IIlf*'ul)uQl1'Iht (11. Bell 1I25
THiE CUT YOU1 INT OUT
In the one you get when yon buy meat
at this market. And the qluantity you
Sny you want is what you will get, too.
But listen! Don't order too little. I'or
one, you get a taste of our meats
you'll find yourself .lhlo and eager to
elat more than uualll. Try. our meat
Instead of taking a tonic. Its far bet
ter, nicee and cheaper.
Central Market
KOOPIMANN A WISSBROD.
First National Bank
OF MISSOUeLA,
Capital .................................$ 0o,0dG:00
Surplus and Protlts............ 276,000.00
County, State and United States
Depository.
3 PER CENT Interest paid on
savings deposits.
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS.
F. S. 1Lusk. President.
RIuWard Donlan, Vieo Presldent.
IC. A, Newton. Cashier.
t). (i. B'ngiand. Assistant Cashier.
A. i. Hlammond, A. II. Wethey,
C. I1. Mc.erod. 11. I. Samuels.
SlsMoula Trust aU *
I issoula, Montana.
CA PITAli ............................... 0000,O
Sl'Ill'l.t.S AND PlU'1''ITS....150,000
Officers
J. I, K E ITI I................................President
0. '. M'i'UI.I.)U1-l H........ Vce-Presldent
A. . JA OH ...................................Casli r
I. (.. OIDI)IN(r; ..............Ast. Cashier
Directors
J. M. Keith. T. ,., Greenough, J. IR.
Dally, G. T. McCullougah; P'. J. 'llcne,
A. it. Jacois, Kenneth floss.
We Pay 3 Per Cent Per Annum On
Savings Deposits
WESTERN MONNTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Missoula, Montana
UNITED STATES DEPOSITARY
I CAPI'TAl .................................... 00,000.00
URP S I'ND .......... ........ 50,000.00
O . A W OI 1' ..............................President
JN I." (c. JI,'IIH TU...........Vice-President
J. II. T. MAN ............................ Cashier
Directors
Ierdlnnd Ko'nnett, M. A. Fish, G0. A.
Woil', .Jl,'h t', I.elhsonu, J. II. T' Iiytn.ad i
A General Banking Business Transaced
l eºt7Rern Abatract andl
ie a ur.iance Cohlpany
F'urilshes corr.ect.r and complete ab.
strpets of title to all clty and coullnty
property. s'tlmnutes on a itrlacts fur
idl .d on Api pilidhatido .
104 Main Street. Phone 147 Red
Notice to Heating Contractors,
Seated hids will be received by the
Ulldersligned on behalf of the school
hbal'd, MlsoulA, Mnltanati, upl tc 8
ao'clock p. m,. August 23, 1910, for tihe
inltbllntlon of a heating and ventilat
lnl systern In the Pr'sentt school, nc
coladng to plane and speclficetlons on
fileli i the offloe of A. J. Glibson, ar
c'lhit.et. Ea(h bid musl t be accolp
lltilehd by a. certified chookl payabletp
Ithe .. lboard of edlieation, tMisfsula,
Montanal , for 5 per cant of the aimulUlt,
of tlh hl bd. The ldboilrd 'resori'e thq
right t ll.!)'jet' any oif q1) bids.
M. R. 1ARDTIDNDIJtLIllt, Clerlk.,
8-11-23,"
Paisei teeth madil of 'r"idioi.e''al O er-,
manny are. said ttL r'etai in 0el coor' as
well asi.lircelaiR onesll, a a to
Wstr4is r and cipi tpri, a
a Ipoff th 1IPAW:,.+Itt t14 ,
. PACIFIC1.1 P4o1:iLA VD
FAMPI D IOFS i ITS 'PERFECT FRUIT
AND ITS.( I ItIA'P 1hOXITS
The Valley of Oppotunty
A singil acre of land ini this vnlleyv lu.s i(,ne1 knowi! to
produee a niet pr'ofit of over ', l:80i) in one year; 00O
annual net profit frl.i a'n acnre of land is a c(Oi)llgon evaint.
Crops never fail; fruit pests ai t(! i1hlleard( of anld f.ital
diseflses anrlong stock, liog; n1t1( pouiltry nitreu!iknivln..
'Water for irrigatllg pu)rposes(' in aIiesille lhid iuex
hunstlible quannlitiefs.
The bcautifml nmoutnin scenery, an anltndnnee 0off'lire
water, hlOllthiful mountalin air, unriýiLtl, d dcllioiate, olod
m leans of trlansportatioln, colnveliPlnce t , ,irkets, good
schools, eCoseL prl'Oximity to() St te .lllivepsity, and ill ('e.t
Cost of living all col.itie to make titt loclility Ilie il)ost
id(eal T0phire for a honie in the greatll; northwest.
WVrite for free illnstrated .ooklet.,
Bitter RooL ity
Iri atont CUmpany
1AMILTrON, MONTANA.
W. J. POTTER, Missoula IRepresentative, 128 lHigglns Ave.
;WOOD
MILL WOOD
Mill wood at $2.80 per cord, cut to 10-incli lengths, de.
iivered in carlond lots, freight paid to Turah, Clinton,
East Missonula, Mlssoula, Fort Missoula, Doe Smet' and
lmrass Valley. 'The nIie at $3.00 per cord at Itulia,
Lolo un .fl ren'llht .n. (let in on lthiln wood deal and
(it yolr fuel eXlpesI to h minimum . cost. This is all
nice, bright wood from the season's run of logs.
The Missouln yard is mnnking deliverik: of this Wlod
at $.75 'per ca('i't load.: Phone 106 and order a
enrt load.
LUMBER
Our mills have constantly on .hand large stocks -
of well-seasoned lulmb(er and Ilths. Our'factory\,nakoa
Panyllhing ntede.l in Hash, Doors, Mouldings and In
terior Finiislh. tetail yards at Butte, IT(lena and Mis.
soula clrry c(ompletejl( l'nes of Bilding Material.
Estimates furnished from plans. Write for price
list.
Standard Size Apple Boxes Kept in Stock
at the Missoula Yard
Big Blackfoot Milling Co.
BONN'EII, MONTANA.
Cahrle r Marsh
EMBAI lR , FUNERAL DIECTOR
Prompt attention to all call, day or night. Private ambulannus in con
nection, Mseoula, Montana. Office phone, 321. I sildence phone, 259
blatck.
Painting, Paperhmanging P. stBlueRi
and DecoratiI4 CRESTA BLANCA WI NE
Llttil jabs of putty, I SQLOMQN' SELECT WHISKY
Little dIaubI of paint, '
Make ' hhse look betterSor Store
Mven It it ain't. S 4on 's pe Stor
We will mpet' competition -In price, GDlST BUiJ .
and thenn a little lower, and guar- 511. JCet Mintn Street
anltee our work. Phones: "lell"' lilack; Intd. 594
W. H, CARD '
Penwell Block South third St. "l orders given curae l qtten
Bell Phon* 56 illc. .
Sca inavl W Loolc for the pretty pnakage
State 'Bank Ra alli
A General i.nklnp Business Trans
. "r . eM" , ts
acted. beull two-pound package.
. . .. - , ...... ALWAYN . FR h:
The Fad Thai Cq-pC Ps Mate by,
are trylig to Imitate our gools is an HAMILTON PFLOR MILL CO.
ackniewtpdgemnent that ours 1' "THE' E N MILTO ,M IMNTM4A
BEST." / ,_ _ _ _ __ _
STATE TA>IORMIT ND
Won' Me.d..al at ft Louik, _ _ _ _ _ _ " _"_ __ _+
15 t ab a n ,tr
P J ORI
S ENE1RA l L, UILDElD AND
S CONTRACTR Is now i re-it . b..w n.

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