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Mhsoulian Class Ads Are Dependable Business
Daily Puzzle
THE DAMPER.
.We Ivte the game! We ,ove to gI
Anld heoir the ctrowtloli blouIchers s1il'rick
Ii jnyout victory, bit uh,
You Ionllls Mtrea ll.
nllll Inolllher loner. Answer to yestertdllayl's IIi: Upper left c'lorner
l-wln, tugalut ludy.
GET YOUR ANSWERS.
Answear to classified ads remain
in this offce as follows:
('.-ne. '. X. Y.---One.
(I.-One. Owner-One.
C. U1.-One. L,. W.-Two.
D. A.-One V. (. lD.-Three.
V. K.-O.ne. F. C.-Nix.
I . W.--One. t. ('.-..IX.
I . I'. C.-. 'ne. W. Pd . --en.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WVANTEI)---A MAN W\Vll) U'NDtR.
stunds care of lawn. Hotel Malrgaret,
-lonner.
1WANTED-BARBER FOR SARA
toga hotel, St. Regis. Phone or write
F"rank Stanyar.
WANTED - RAILWAY MAIL
clerks, Missoula. Examination No
vember 12; $R00 to $1,600: prepara
tion free. Franklin Institute, Dept.
170 8., Rochester, 1. Y.
WANTED - SALESMEN; MANY
make $100 to $150 per month: some
eyen more; stock clean, grown on
reservation, far from old orchards:
cash advanced weekly; choiqe of tei
rltory. Address.Waflhlnjton Nursery
Co.. Toppenlsh. Wash.
HELP WANTED-PEMALE.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. 620 South Fourth west.
GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Mrs. Beckwlth, corner Hilda and
Daly.
WANTED-COMPETENT GIRL FOR
general housework. 500 University
avenue.
WANTED-WOMAN FOUR GENERAL
housework and care for children. Ad
dress 3X, Mlssoulian.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
EX PERIE N.C ED BOOKKIEEPER
typewriter and stenographer would
like position. P. O. Box 42, Missoula,
Mont.
SITUATIONS WANTED-,-FEMALE
LADY WAN'I' WORtK flY 'TII' DAY.
1154 Ind. phone. Mrs. Martin.
LADY WI1HEH WORIIK AR IlO1NIC'I;.
keeper: country I,rfyterren; no objne-.
lion to ono child. Address N. It.,
Mlssoullan.
MISSOULA WOOD YARQ.
MI.sOULA WOOD YARD. D1RY
4-foot wood from yard, $6.50 per
cordl: froln car, $6.00; sawed Wood,
J2 and 16-hinch, $7.50 per cord; sawed
edglngs, $6.50 per cord. Both pdhonls.
132 W. Tine. Missoula Wood and
IEmtloylu ent office.
r---"--------- - -~ -
INSURANE.
PACII'IC MUT'IUAJl FIRE AND LIEll
Insurance Co., accident department.
H. A. Chase, 815 South F'ourtll.
Phone 023 Black.
HOME LAUNDRY.
CLOT'HII.h CAl'IED F'OI AND, i:
livered. Address ,1. rl llsen, It. '.,
I). No. 3, or phionto Hell I18 or iht
dependent 2330.
NURSE.
EXPERIENCISD NURSE. MRS. ANNA
HoMkina. I55 Wast Alder
Water ! Water!
Yeso, water in front of every lot
in Daly's addition No. 2, and wn
will sell you these lots fir '`100 for
lniado and $110 for corners: tO 3Ir
cerit down, balance long-time 1pay
ments at 6 per eeot, A school site
Just pirochased in this addition.'
Direct water systemn connected
.with 12-inch main. Joins Daly's'
and Low's additions.
BUy early and get best liestion.
STODDARD O PRICZi
MIWiQUI.A ANSURANOS 4
REAl ' `ESTATE AO44FQY,
1; - 110 D Main.
Indiq 4d t t99 " Sel, 147 laskh
HELP WANTED.
MIEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade in eight weeks; tools
free; secured over 10,000 posltlons
for graduates last year: unable to
s,:pply the, demand; grad~ates earn
515 to $25 weekly: catalogue free.
Moler System Colleges, 408 Front
avenue. Spokane. Wash.
WANTED--SALESMEN.
WANTED-SALESMEN IN EVERY
locality In the northwest: money ad
vanced weekly: many make over $100
monthly: choice of territory. Yakima
Valley Nursery Co.. Topoenlsh. Wash.
WANTED--SAI.L11SMEN TO SELL
our well-known trees In leading fruit
sectlont of Montana and Idaho. Big
money for big men. Oregon Nursery
company, Orenco. Oregon.
MONEY TO LOAN.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANING
and borrowing money secured by
mortgage on farms, ranches and city
property. C. V. Ellis & Co., "the
real estate bargain counter." Helena.
Mont. Correspondence solicited.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
0. IK. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY. 327
Higgins avenue. Phone 694. Night
or day.
WESTERN EMPLOYMENT AGENCY,
122 Higgins avenue. Phone 140 Red.
CARPET CLEANING..
CARPETS, CURTAINS AND BLAN
kets cleaned. Furniture crated. Earl
Cromberg, 1502 Cooper. Bell 954.
AERO WAGON SERVICE. CAR
pets cleaned and, made over. Up
holstering and repairing. Feather
renovating. Furniture packed. Star
Cleaning & Renovating Co., 405 E.
Front. Phone 762.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
FORt SAZlC.--FOrt'r. ACRES BEINCH
land, near Hamilton, Bitter Root
valley; fenced: first-class water
right: best orchard land: twenty
Acros in orchard: 2,000 trees, Mo
Intosh Red and Transcendent '3rab,
planted in 1006, coming Into bearing.
Best bargain in valley. Address
owner, C. S. Wagner. Hamilton.
Mont.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
A ()Oe1D 1IIINESH IN (OOD lO
eatloln with It $600.00 stock. ,Best
of reuasons for selling. d. K., Mis-.
suullan.
FOR SALE-- 4MALT ft fL-TAII
rant on south side doing good busi
ness; well sell part or all of coq
tents very cheap. Rent of building
$15.00 per. month. 607 Houth Hlig
ginlls avenue.
FOR hALc-131(l(I(Wl'MT SNAP IN CITY
for party with small capital: well
established tbusinessn hustler can
snake 100 per cent per monthl on In
vestment; owner leaving- city and
will sell at a sacrifice. F'or par
ticulars call at 104 Higgins block.
PICTURE FRAMING.
FOR PICTIURE FRAMES, MATS,
glass and pictures always go to the
Elite Frame Shop. 120 Higgins av
enue. i
STORAGE.
STORAGE AND FORWARDING
Merchandise, thoesehold goods, store
and bar fixtures, vehicles, cold stor
age. Basement and warehouse ipace
for merchants and wholesale houses.
All goods Insured If "desired. R'e
ceive and ship front and to all parti
of the world. On city side of R. H.i
Individual spur on N. P. and C., M.
& P. H. It. R. J., W. iteely, 734 West
Cedar. Bell phone 495 black. In
dependent 2240.
MEDICAL.
CANCERS AND GOITERB PEBMA
nently cured without an operation.
I. A. Vlan, 288 3. .R.. R. street
WOOD '4AWING. ,
WOOD $AWING-CALLh PHONI8 31.
GASOLINE LIGHTING SYSTEM,
OUR LIGHTIN(G, SYSTEMS. WILL
soon pay foFthemselves; end for.bur
Satalogue. National GCaollae TIight
in; 'Co., MipsdoUla,; Moopst,
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 806 W.
Pine street.
4-ROOM COTTAGeu, MODERN. TEL
ophone 389 Orange or 634.
FIVE-ROOM MODERN FLAT. 217 8.
Second street. Phone 486 Red.
4-ROOM MODERN HOUSE, WITHI
range. Call ,807 West Spruce.
MODERN F'OUR-ROOM APART
meilt, close In. Phone 544 Black.
FIVE-ROOM OUll.SE, RANGE AND)
bath, $13.50 pert moqlh. 818 Cooper.
FOUR MOI)I.RN FLATS. 523 SOUCTH
Second street. Apply J. W. Beard.
4-ROfOM MODERN FLAT:. RANGIE
and shades. 325 E. Front. Phone
1336.
NItCW MODEIRN FOUR.-OOM Rtl('K
cottage. Oak street, 116.G0. Pllgne
485 Rod.
FOR RENT--IOOMINGO 1OUHE;1: 7
roonms; tlnfurnlshed. Paul Gerber,
405 Higgins avenue.
5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. 903 VAN
*Buron. Two blocks to car. Phones:
24 two rings. or 454 Red.
I8-1100(M ROOMING HlOlU1k; iolt
1'.Int anlid lu'nllturre for satle: In en-t
tcr of city. Tel. 748 Red or call at
422 W. lIprut',.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSES.
4-1o0,toM ,l'ITNISHID FLAT,' $24. 433
N. Third.
SIX-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE.
41' Mlist Front.
8-(ROOM MODIiRN . WEII,-PTI_
nlihed house; plalln, and burn; oiP
street ear line. Inquire G19 S. Third.
FOR . RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
WILSON BLOCK. 121 WEST PINE.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. 527 E. PINE.
ROOM TO RENT. 335 HIGGINS AVE.
Inquire Ward's studio.
3 OR 6 FURNISHED ROOMS, MOD
ern. Phone d. 1328.
TIIOROUGHILY MODERN lIOT-AIR
heated room at 315 East Front St.
KING'S ROOMING HOUSE--FOUR
bhwks west of N. P. depot. Rloomns
$8 per montoh.
TIHE VICTORIA--ELEGANT.Y FUR
nlshed outside rooms; hot and cold
water, 424 North Hlggins.
FIJRNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping, With gas; reasonable rent.
Apply, after 6 p. m., 306 8. Fifth E.
.r+
FOR RENT-ROOMS,. WEIjL FUR
thlshpd, hot and cold water In each
room, rates i'easonable. Over
Schlossberg's Store.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT
1608 WEST PINE.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 414 W.
Cedar.
TWO HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS. 312
Mladlson. Call after 0 p. m.
PURtNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. 615 South Fifth west.
MODERN. OPPOSITE EPISCOPAL
church, 225 Adams. Phone 2343.
ROOMS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEP.
Ing, partly furnished, at the Rosale
aeprtments. Phones: 718 Black. 838
Red
WANTED-HOUSES.
WANTED--BY SEPTEMBER 1, FIUP
nished house; furnace heat: no ehtl,
dren. Phone 733 Red, or MlssouUan,
T. J. W.
WANTED--MISCELLANEOUS..
WANTED--S1PRING CHICKENS AND
ranch eggs at Vlenpa Cafe, 107 Woet
Main.
WANTED)--AT NUNC, $8,000; VIRllST
class security. Addcrss 0. I,., Misl
a'oclTan.
WANTED-DARN RENT FORl ONE
horse. Htato price and location. Allen
J. North, Box 343, city.
WANTED--RA(S. MUST BEI COT
ton and clean. Good price paid per
pound. Missoullan office.
WANTEID-4 (it 5f-ROOM t'UR
nlshed house, on south side. Inquire
- r.0 5-outhl Fourth west. Phone.,(19.
FOR RENT-STOREROOMS.
FOR RENT-STORSIROOI. 30x00, IN
good location at Darby, Mont. Ad
'dress M. Hammond, Darby, Mfont.
LOST" AND FOUND.
OIOUND-RIED AND WHITI SPOT.
ted cow and calf; no brand. C. B.
Mullen, Clinton, Mont.
.LOET-I'0X TEIRIIERt; WHITI WITH
black spots. P. W. Hansom written
on collar. Rewardl. Phone Bell 739.
LOST-ELK'S TOOTH WATCHFOB.
somewhere In business oQmter. Finder
please leave at Mlssoultan office for
reward.
-.
LOST--SIX PHOTOGRAPH FILMS
and twelve unmounted prints. En
velope marked "Lafave." Return to
Miasoulian office. Reward,
.LOST OR STOLIN--FROM BARN
or Clllton-Applegate company, Bon
ner, on night of August 10, bay sad
die horse, 8 years old, weight 1,150
pounds,, branded C on .left shoulder,
left hind foot whith, rope burn
around ankle, saddle gall on right
withler. Reward for Information or
tetjjrn to Clifton-Applegate Co.,
Bonner.
GLEANING AND DYEING.
HOQOVICWFRjNCH DRY CLiAN
Work Hiinavenue, south
nd, of bridge.
I'RANIPIIR.
RAC9KmAN ' " N, O TRN, " T
Cmll Ind.epit~nent Phone, sa0,. T4i.,
,09 Rled
FOR BALE-CITY REAL ESTATEj
ONIE 4 AND ONE 9·-OOM HOUSE.
Address F. H, Milsoullan.
FOUR LOTS, CORNER, HEART OF
Hammond addition at cost. Box 225,
city.
A FIVE-ROOM HOUSE AND ONE
lot on West Pine: a smalnl payment
down and good terms on balance.
W. J.. Mlssoultan.
FOR SALE-TWO LO(TS, 30X130,
South Missoula addition: southeast
front: $100 dash, balance 3 vearis. Ad
dress 2 Lots, care ltanouIlan.
THREE iOTS, ONIC CORNER: 1'IVE,
rnnms, pantry and bathronm: also
two lots 154 feot inlla, with' two
three-roonm houses. fy owner. 1124
Defoe.
FOR 8ALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
IVlt HAlI'--NhW 10X12 ti'l"NT. lSOl
Alder.
THREE GOt)D COWS. N. F. I,111~.
31202 Stoddardl.
FOR SALE-PIANO; .MUST .BE HOl.Dl
at once, 1107 W. Spruce.
FOIl SAIIM-ONE 'I'HREIC-INCH
wagon. Missoula Wood Yard.
POlt SAILE--HORSE ANI) ltIllGY.
314 IIlggins ave. W\'lS'n' 9lltludlo.
I'OIt BALE--I,'X IlOUNDI Plrl'U ,
from best bear dogsn. 1tInm GO5 Pen
well hotel.
FOR SALE-ONE CANDY SHOW
case and one cigar case. Inquire 310
E. Cedar.
FOR SAL -WIHBSTIit'H' INTI:cINA
tional Dictionary. cheap. *302 Matd
Ioton street.
Volt MALE, CHITAP-N-CW PIITRN.l -
tllr for 5-room IhloUSO. corner of
Morris and Beverly.
FOR SALE--FROM 1,000 TO 2.,000
shares of French Bar stock at 100.
Address C, care Mlssoullan.
SEE T. 0. HATHEWAY IF YOU ARE
in the market for cash registers,
safes or typowrllters. City hall.
HOW TO PRODUCE WINTER EGOS
and raise hardy chlickens, sent on
receipt of $1. W. Pease, Wallace,
Idaho.
1FO'It MAiAI, CIIEAP--HOIt8HItOLI
furniture. Ieavlng city. H. F. 11b
mon, Orchard Holumes, end of river
road.
CIHEAP-5--YEAIR LEASE~ O TWO
school IQtison Howell' street; near
Lowell sohlo6l: 3 1-2 years unexpired.
J. T. J.. aUaoullan.
FURNITURD, NEW AND SECOND
hand: also, pay the highest pripe for
second-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen, 125 W. Main St. Phone 519
Black.
TO REDUCEI STOCK WILL BELL
my Scotch Colle pups at a reduced
price for one week. Phone 7602
Red. Box 103, RL F. D., No.. 1. Mis
soula
CON!RACT CARRIED 5 MONTHS
with the Stahdard Home Cq.. entitled
to a loan of 'one thousand dollars at
5 per cent. Call 1803 Phillips street;
Phone Ind. No. 1101.
FOR SALE.-TWO DROP-HEAD
SInger sbwlng machines at $26.00
each and tWo box-top Singer sew
Ing machines,at $10.00 each. Singlper
Sewing Machine Co., 126 West Main
street. I .
FOR REINT-MISCELL.ANEOUS.
FOR RIEN'T-THIRD FLOOR OP
oC." on building. Apply at Gibson's
office, second floor.
SHOP, SUITABLE FOR DRESS
making or ladies' tailoring. Fur
nlshed cominplete. Light houpokeel,.
ing Included. eunt reasonable. In
quire Ransom's. 205 Stevens street.
HBll 2306 ied - Illd. 'lhono 1660.
ROOM AND BOARD.
310 IMAMNT 'IDAIt HTlItEET.
BTOARIt) AND ItOOM, iE.AHONAUILE.
404 IE. Spruce.
HOUSE MOVER. º
IOITUSES MOVED AND ItAISED;
prices reasonable. N. Couloutnbe.
614 N. Soeond, west. Phone 710.
TO TRADE.
MISSOtILA PRtOPEItTY FOR TRADE
for thmber lands.' It. M. Cobban
RIealty compantly.
WHAT IIAVIE YOU TO TllRDI)
We will tradd 240 acres farmllng land,
near Dellorgla, for Mlssoula prop
erty.
10-acre orchard tract for timber land.
100-acre timber claim for city prop
orty or farm land.
SawmIll, only $500, for acreage or city
property.
40 horse power ellngine for anything.
Mortgage, $1,200. on city property, to
applilon ranch.
160-acre farm, well Improved, Bitter
Root valley: 1-2 for Missoula prop
erty, 1-2 long time.
Two 8-room brick houses: one 4-room
brick house; one 7-room brick house,
close In, always rented; all or any
of them for exchange good farm
property.
COME IN AND LET US TALK
TRADE.
R. M. COBBAN RIAL[TY COMPANY.
MACHINISTS.
IfSSrULA IRlON WORKS--MA
obhns work; brass and Iron casting
made to order: light and heavy
bla.skmtthlng. Corner Toole "venue
a-d Bitter RCnt tracks,.
HIO08 AND JUNJ.
TH 'ESBT -tRN HIDE & JUNK CO.-
sInhat PliOp paid for hides and
6Uk, 5 W. Cedar street. Phone
W'.:I': QOD FOR SALE,
W~v EDIoTNOS, TWO.
d or IQ : b,00;: sowad wood ready
tor. stOVrp. S50 cord, 1611 outh
,.'.(th. itro1+' .W. Phonte CIII) +lIwkh.
.PD~ll~at~t~ai·q'0. Il m.'
Notioe to Property Owners to Con
struct Sidewalks.
Notice in hereby given that thel
coulllcll of thle city of Missonll. Moll
ltana, at n meeting held on the 5th day of
July, 1910, ordered land directed that
cement walks, conforming with the
pieclfkatiolns for city sidewalks, alx
provided in urdinance No. 218, be built
land constructed at follows:
A sidewalk G feet whide on the north
hide of North Third street. in front of
lots 11 to 20. Inclusive, block 75. Ur
inu's aIddition; beginning at it point
seven feet southleaIt of the westerly
aide of ose avenue, andll rilling
northwesterly 314 feet to a point seven
feet northwest of thil' easterly sidel of
Srt"IIn aveInue. block 75, t'rlil a's addli
tion.
A sidlewtlik i feet wide on the Iinorth
.side of North Third street, In front of
lots 1 , 12. 13. block 76. ltrlin's od
dltion: heginhtig at i 1 ptant opposite
the lile dilvillinag lots 13 atld 14. andll
runnin'ag lnorthwesterly 97 feet, to a
,.alut 7 feet aiortlwertt orf the e.-.ter'
ly ltid of Gtrianld aveanue, Ibluacl 7;.I
t. 'lt a aiddliti lon.
A sidewaaik 5 feet wide onl tihe' norlh
i stie. of North Thillrd street, in frlont of
Iots 11 to 29I, iCIi.asive, block 77. I:'
Illl's alddition; begiInnlig at at L puolt1 7
feet southeast of tie westerly side of
(tlnldt avellnaI, and runniniag nortlwest
erly 314 feet to ait point 7 feet inorth
%v't of the austaerly nide of Wolf,
ava1nt1e. bloak 77, I trlll's addition.a
A sldewalhk , feet widle on tile nor1ll"
sidltl of North Third scltr et. It, frollt of
tilt. ,asth Iul f lf t 17, I ,ts l ,t I, 9 antld
2l!, block 78. Ilill's laiittion l; blegin
lnilg lItt a lpoint 7 feet aaotheast of l(Ia'
westerly sfl, of Wolf aveatel, alnd rimn
Iing nrl'tllwesterly 135 feet to iI ilnt
oIpposite the center lile of lot 17. blockl
78. UrlIll's athlition.
A sidewalik 5 feet widle ln the northii
side of North Thirdll street, ill frolnlt
of lota II. 12 l1and 13, blockl 78, lrlinll's
adilition: bleginning at i I)nIlt Ipptll lte
tlli. iilc· (ividinag onts 13 allat
14. anlld rlllllll g northllwesterly 97 fee.
to a line 7 feet west of thIl ecatel'ly
side of Kellnett avel'nue, Iblochk 78, UIr-I
Iin's addition.
A sildewalk 5 feet wide onI the nortlll
side of North Thirld street, in front
of lots 19 and 20, blnck 79, Urlit's uad
dition: beginning at a point 7 feet
southeast of thile westerly side of Ken
nett avenue, and running 07 feet
northwesterly to a point opposite the
line between lots 18 and 19, block 7911;
Urllln's addition.
A sidewalk 5 feet wide on the Iortl
side of Nortl Third street, in front
of lot 16. block 79, Urlin's addition;
beginning opposite u puillt . dividing
lota 16 and 17 and runnllng northwest
18.8 feet. llore or lcss, to a point 7
feet West of tIle east nilde of Wordenl
avenuell, block 79,. tUrlin's addition.
All sidewalks renlaIlnilng unbuilt, at
tile expiration of tillrty days front date
of the first publication of this notice,
will be built by the city of Milauli,
and all costs tlhereof assessed ag
special assessment or tax against thle
property in front of whichl such side
walks are built, In accordance with
said ordinance No. 218.
FRED E. BUCK, City Engineer.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior. U. 8. land,
office at Missoula, Montana, May
18, 1910.
Notice is hereby given tihat William
1. McGee, whose postoffice address Is
DeBorgla, Montana, did, on the 3rd day
of June 1909, file in this office sworn
statement and applcation No. 01334 to
purchase the southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter. section 26. township
19 north, range 30 west, Montana me
ridlan, and the timber thereon, under
the provisions of the act of June 8,
1878, and acts amendatory. known as
the "Timber aqd Stone Law." at such
value as might be fixed by appraise
ment, and that, pursuant to such ap
plication, khe land and timber thereon
have been appraised, the timber esti
mated 96,000 board feet at $1.25 per.
M. and the land $10.00; that said ap
plicant will offer final proof in suppott
of his application and sworn statement
on the 24th day of September. 1910.
before register and receiver U. S. land
office, at Misseula, Mont. Any person
is at liberty to protest this purchase be
fore entry, or Initiate a contest at any
time before patent issue, by filing a
corroborated affidavit in this off le.
alleging facts which would defeat the
entry.
I)ANIIL AIRMS, Itlgister,
7-21--9-21.
Public, Sale.
Nothce Is hereby given Iiln I will,
on the llth day of AiuguIst, 111i0, at
ll.'e hIl our of it o'clock p. in., at tile i'lly
pounllll, oil Hec'qid street, iI the city ofc
Missculla. Montanat, expose th, followii.
nlag idescribed stock at puhblic alcltilon
to pay the pound fees alld costs f
keeping and sale, to-wit: One b iwnl
horse, branded MI, on right shoulder,
bllnd in right eye. One sorrell colt.
Witness mly hand tills 15th day of
August, 1910.
THOH. I.. KI'1MP, lhflu of Polilee.
-16-17-118.1--20.
GET'IlNG RESULTS.
'The auctiollneer held up a Ibutterl''d
flddle. -
"Whtat aml I offered for this antique
violin?" he pathetically Inquired. "l.ook
It over. See the blurred finger marks
of remorseless time. Note the stains)
of the hurrying years, To the merry,
notes of tills fine old instrument the
brocaded dames of fair Prance Ilay
have danced the minuet In glitteringh
Versullles. iPerhaps the vestal virgins
nIlarcIhed to its stirring tr'uahlas inl theu
feasts of I,aulpercalla. Itsl! It hears ail!
abrasion-perhhaps a touch of fire.
Why, thills may be the very fiddle on,
whichl Nero played whlenl Itolne
burned."
"Thirty centls," said a red noselid manl
in tile front row.
"It's yours!" cried the aucvtioneer
ch.eerfully. "Whllat next?"--Clovelind
Plain Dealer.
Dysentery is a dangerous iisellse, lbut
can be cured. Cllhallberlain's Colic,
'lolera, and )liarrhoea Remedy has
been successfully used in nine opidelli
Ics of dysentery. It Ilas never been
known to fail. It is equally valuable
for children and adults, and when re
dulced with water and'sweetened, it I6
pleasant to talke. Sold by all dealers.
WILL SHOW FIGHT PICTURES.
East St. Louis, Aug. 16,.-Judge Mll
lard informed Mayor\Cook and -Chlef
of Police Purdy that there is no law
prohibiting the showing of the Jet.
fries-Johnson fight pictures. 11e said
any Interference on their part would
be trespass. The judge refused to ls
5sue an Injulnctlon Rlglinst exhliting
the pictures,
SCOTT WINS RIPLE MATCH.
Camp Perry. 0.. Aug. ll.--The Na
tlounl Rifle assoclatlon today started
three more matcies, the Elvans sklr
mish, the long range tyro and the
company team. The tyro match at
102 yards brought out 139 competitors.
Sergeant 1D. Scott Clark of the Second
indiana won the gold medal by put
ting up a record string of 19 conseeu
tive bulls eyes. Sergeant Ut. E. Stad
Ic, of the ThirtIeth United States in
fantry got in 16 bulls eyes: Llenuten
anlit J. M. MCthhott, of the Fourth New
Yor.k, nal ILieutenant Blristol. Third
UnIted States cavalry, divided the.
third and foulrthi inoney.
Th'e clhlapllonhplll reglmeItal tealll
match wvls conthlltld totday on the 600
yards range with the SIxth Jslll.*chiu.
ett leradnlllg the Annpolls eadets by
two poinlts.
ARE WOMEN QUALIFIED VOTERS?
New 4irhta li.c, Aug. ii.-- ..loiihcrs of
tite l n 'llI llh, of New irien.s, the
leading expnents oif wman1n1'1 su4if
fraget In I. llii.lna. wenit In largeil
numbllers to Ilaton Rloge 1todl1y to Iask
the genlleral Nas14IIIly to provide fort
lhI right of wolmen non-taixers to vote
oin ltIl' prllpsell 1111i nl1d 111e n i isuppoIrt
if an expositilnl.l 4 to le hehl Lhere in
IIl o I colml melratlon ol the i'ln
ntoti, ii nf whe t i'in l cainai l (of tile
turtl'n.1y general whl lli ile.e 1r1ed1 that
lonly quil lfllIed elcor co1uld vote I on
n tllillndment to thle clnsttultion as
irolpoed in the eXlpol ion ic malter and
dlelaring that wollnle were not qual
Ified electers.
OVER MILLION DOLLAR SUIT.
t'incinnitlli ai . I.. A. g. 14.---Sults a,
grega ting Iio re tihl n a nmilloll n d llh r
were filed here tiodaiy againslhlt New
ian 1 :1i. i.il n ew rk attorney. onil he
Ilalf of RudlIlllph lnod I.llopold Klein
liollt, forlllr brokers of this city. One
uilt alone would dispose of I.ll00.000.
In another the ('hesapeake & Ohio
Is made ai Joint delfendant With ICrl.
The litigation grows out of the for
ination of Iliiquldting trusteeship of
the old firm of Klenlhohkit & Co. I
The general allegations tire that Irrb
nltlLoughl an active trustee, was founid
Ill ain tItdverse Ilnltellll of friendly at
titudle toward interests with whiclh lie
wit suppcosed to conserve.
NOW CHINESE SLAVERY.
Tail Frallcsco, Aug. 16.-At tie re
luest of tihe fehderal authorities the
police today arrested Man Gow, a Chi.
niman, charged with having Imported
!_- So, ai Chinese girl, for immoral
purposes.
The police claim that the arrest of
Man Goow Ias revealed a widespread
consplracy for bringing Chinese slave
girls Into the cotmtry under the guise
of wives of native horn Chinese.
They ansert that Man Gow's brother,
a native of this city, Is now en route
here, accompanied Iby a Chinese slave
girl.
MAROONED A LITTLE BOY.
Mobile. Ala.. Aug. 1.--The I'nlted
States marshal was authorized today
to arrest J. Harry Steeves, of the fish
Ing smack Albarella and the entire
crew, charged with inflicting cor
poral pIunlslhment on John Roguls. a
15-year-old boy. The lad allges that
the master and crew marooned hlm on
an uninhabited Island In the gulf of
Mexico after beating him and drag
ing9 h11111 in the sea behind the stern
of the vessel, tied In a canvas suack.
4 --~ L--______________
When the digestion is all right. the
action of the bowels regular, there Is a
Ilatural craving and rellshll fr food.
When this is lacklng, you nlily know
ithali you inled a 1(110do of Cllulnbarialn's
Itoliial:hi alld Ilver Tablets. lThey
stlrligthllnl thle digestive orpgans. Iinm
lil'ove. the uptllletite alnd regu!ite the
lliwols. E..ehi hIy all dealers.
ROOMING HOUSE
FURNITURE AND LEASE.
't'hirty'.Nx outsvidi roe .,sI. a buIlI,
ruI'sIH , NteunI Ihe('at, gas nItl1 e(,eC.
tricity,. long leose at only $125 pIer
month. l"urniture I ofr the hest;
I)house0' I1N ulwlay well filled. Own
er Iust sol oil Hon ccolnt of Nick
'nern. Will c nnlidIer excllhange for
lt)' lproperty. For further lnfor
mllatlon inquire of0
HOVERSON d STEPHENS
331 N. Ilgginsi Ave., up-sluirs.
Ilid. I'hone 23'14. liH'll Phone 0:; blk..
$700 Buys a
Life Independence for
Woman
A iY I 'i establrshte d I-,ardllll
IhlU. il best r.eilenle 'sctiIIon of
NINssoull, well fill hI with pe0rmlu
nI'lnt hIlagh-lu ss hollrlIr., Iresonaulll
renit, $1.2110 worth ,o furnilllnugs,
all I'or 700. Il.udy now running it
hIl0 ltadtle enou'h to retire.
Do not phone. If inlterestet uee
Mr. Buchanan in room 22, Hig.
gins Building.
REAL ESTATE
ana INSURANCE
CARROLL 0 NAPTON
Masonlo Temple. Phone 75.
Real Estate and Loans
Oreohard Homes For Sale.
FAYETTE HARRINGTON
Chamber of Commerce
Or Phone 486 Red.
A. K. ANDERSEN
Real Estate and Insurance
424 North Higgins Ave.
IRRIGATID SB
)80 Pern
Pour hundred and sxt '7U
this tract Il irritablie, *i &
fully and has deep blacki
with clay sub-soll. Locate! -i,
neven miles from railroad an4 io
town. Adjacent to Forest
and fine out range. Thee e
wheat, oats, timothy and fove' W
this tract In irrigable, lays
this land make the best dw
any crops we have seen this T l o i
Timothy ykild was more thian tW
tons per acre; wheat will yield, apjs
proximately. 40 bushels per acrer
unts very heavy; rectaoom house,
large barn., good fence and cor. ,l
rais. O(pen running water throug.'
out the year. A gilt-edged, h.ui
to-beat proposltion, worth tWlt,.
the price asked.
One hundred and twenty acre,.
only 3 miles from, good town. aatl
rallranil; 70 acres under dltehtb
first class decreed water rights;,
acres ofr fine bench land, 5 r*i
house, fair out-buildings,
fences and eorrals. Price,.
On terms of $1,.000 cash If d
Ilnd lalallce longff timen at8 per
interest. A dandy little iro
tlon .. ,
Hoverson 0 Stephu
331 N. Higgins Aver
Intl. Phone 21,14. iell Phone 202
Homes
$100 down, balance easy, for 4-ie
plastered cotta84e, well lotel;'.
water, fine cellar, and
only -
$200 down, balance monthly
easy, for $-room moderna
well located on South ide, A
house. Our pribes are rigbht'
Houses, lots, acre.ga. qWer t&
loan, 8 per cent.
Van Valen
Eickmanun
REAL ESTATE LOANS
INSURANCE
Western Montana National Bank
Building. ,
Bell Phone 523. Ind. Phone 486
A REAL.
BAR GA I'
$4,500 Is the price we are asklng
for a new 7-room modern house;
brick veneered; seven large rooms,
large bath room and elosets; elegant
interior finish of select tamrack. It
is well located In South MIsMoula on
a 80xt10-foot corner. Good barn
and chicken house; nice lawn.
This property is worth $5.300, but
to make a quick sale we are offer.
Ing It for 14,500. Owner leaving eity
and must sell. Don't overlook tlht,,
MONEY TO LOAN.
FISHER & PROODGE
113 E. Main St.
Bell Phone 84 red. Ind. 1612.
FOR SALE
I.ots In Union Addition, adjola~n
IlSth Missoula: Ideal place for homeds;
$100 Inlsde and $120 corner; 10 per
c,,nt down, $5.00 a month. Let us show,
you these lots.
FOR RENT
Four-rolll, moudrn house, four blocks
fron Hliggins avenue; $9J per mlOtb,.
10-Room modern house close l.ns; $
per month.
GASSERT 6 HEYN
Real Estate, insurane, Leoans
128 West Cedar Street
"nopendent Phone 1729; Bell Phonew
BUNGALOW
New, modern 5-room bungalow on
welli-improved, 50xt30-toot lot; good
concrete foundation, concrete cel.,
Iar with concrete floor; one block
from street car: on South 4th street.
Price, $2,100.
TAYLOR & PEARSON
Real Estate and Insurance.
Over Reilly's Grocery.
Phones: 920 Bell: 1724 Ind.
A SNAP
Two lots close in on Woodlford street,
city water, the cheapest Jots In South
Misuoula. Only, each ..................,:j$1¢i -
OSCAR CRUTCHFIELD,.
Real Estate. Inmre.n .
112 Higins Avenue
Pi*st National Dank iuid;ng';
Paul Gerbe
REASL ESTATE
406 jigtnis Aveiug
8ell Phone 188 81leek. *lIq Phqsp
On lam yi,
MIONTANA -4
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