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BU TTE .
lb ?rlac1nr RMc ome .1 Tur Syr "aa
U at 1(a Bt Broadway, Dafts, I elepbs
.23L Adurtia gr rte ralis M aw Ib
Mtma
WHY DOES HE 'MILE?
Tlb reason :a pli enougli. Ito has called
at the f'ad102 L ttirtn., esLa llshmn n In towa,
and bs3n providaed a li it ,''let le) artilsc ern.
ample of an sts 1t- d:m' otfit All ("Ar e.olhing
1' made to 'mzher. amna 0:, Ip'rfoetlv for that
reason. OMr stek mr waoeole ns 1i4igh cI mss
and the admlrrtln. of al good dresers. na~h
and co. 41 l' pari, Ihmlmmn.
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.
JZ For 'Montana: Fair; south
west w inds.
BUTTE CURRENI' NOTES.
Now Is the time to subscribe.
School of shorthand. Room 212, The Butte
Dr. D. E. Rauiville of Butte has gs
moved to Basin.
The chamber of commerce will meet
Tuesday evening.
Wilson & Co., law and collections, 110
Worth Main street, Butte.
Edison Kinetoscope, City news depot,
corner Main and Broadway.
Azel Johnson has gone to Basin, having
obtained a good position there.
Main springs Sl. Watch cleaning, $1.50,
71 East Park street near Wyoming.
The Rooney engagemlent will open this
evening at Maguire's opera-house.
Anti-toxine serum fresh every week at
Paxson & Rockefeller's, 72 W. Park.
The night school of the Butte Business
college offers unequalled advantages.
For all kinds of legal and mining blanks
go to the STANDI)AtlI, 21 Last Broadway.
R. J. Watson, a mineowner of Butte,
)]lont., is at the Palace, says the San Fran
cisco Examiner.
The Butte hotel carries the finest line
of imported Key West and domestic goods
found in the city.
Elegant stock of baby buggies just re
ceived at Mrs. M. Niedenboten's. Prices
lower than ever.
Bob Johnson was arrested yesterday for
stealing a set of carpenter tools frogt
John McCluskey.
Ernest Hogan will give a cake walk and
jubilee concert on March 4 with 100 voices
in the chorus.
Mrs. Bert Smith returned Saturday
evening from a visit to relatives and
friends in Burlington, Iowa.
Bring us your jewelry work. We make
special designs a study. Towlo &
W~nterhalter. West Park street.
Watch cleaning, $1.o:0; mainsprings, $1.
Warranted one year. Jewelry repairing
relatively cheap. Mayer, 40 West Plark.
A. II. Olell. a pioneer business man
and mineownorof Dillon. Mont.. is among
the arrivals at the Russ in San Fran.
The finest merchant's lunch in the city
for 35 cents at the Anheuser-Buscth res
taurant, 7 and 9 Main street. Schair &
lauzch, proprietors.
'Ex-Judgo N. W. McConnell of Helena
and W'. E. ('ulle, law partner of ex-Gov.
erner ''oole of Montana, are at the Occi.
dental In San Francisco.
Rev. H. T. Shepard delivered a very an
teresting sermion at the Congregational
church last ovenatnII on the subject "The
Ethics of Joy anld Sorrow."
Dry goods, gents' furnrishings, hoots,
shoes, crockery, gal:sen are, sold at 114 N.
Main street below wholesale prices for
benefit of c'roditor. Wil. lock, tlmanager.
"It is better to have loved and lost,
tI hai never to have Ioi edl at all." The
titan who does not buy one of the stIIts I n
sell for 7.5:1 loses a itusp. "Boutcher thel
P'ark Street Clothier."
There will hIo a re'hearsal of the "Mi
kado" and "Patience" ;at the high school
this eventang. . W. Pitts and G. II. Hu..
kitt of Helena will he presenlt to arratlgo
for the presenltation of tie opera in that
city.
All plain drltlks 5 cents. mixed drinks
20 cents. Ealsern iN.or oU tiapi. We sell
good hlluors andtl intou the Iniatest jplace
In town. 'all and see Iu. Stockade I
saloon, Main and (;altal, under t(raehl
& Graetl's store. J. I'. 'uowell.
All parts of Plicturetqaiui \World'n Fair,
Glinpses of 4taer:,a. ,Mario Biarrotlghs'
Portfolio of ualc:, 'Celelbrties and tcnir.
plete sets of eahela li, In,. ai,:.llltuel without
coupons at the SrIaitsAlil s Butte otice.
Let us supply thle mtiassing nunmbers and
bind the books for ou.
os 'lur wF newU titu carmt wnionwal tate
effect on the Great Northern recently,
No. 0. loeal train, will leave for Helena
at 3:X, p. in. instead of 2:40 o'clock. anl
will connect with a train from Anaconda.
No.1 will arrive from Helena at 10:40 a. n.
instead of 11:40 o'clock and will run
throtugh to Anaconda on the B., A. & P.
No. 3S. the through train from the East,
will arrive at t p. m. as bfore. No 3 will
leave Anaondla at 1:30 a. in., and will
leave Butte at ' o'clock a. in.
Slome of the lines running out of Butte
are tring to convince tho public that
their trains run through a fertale country.
antd that they encountIIer no sand deserti,
their cars lbing dust proof. etc. ,ucli
lsatemnents ilnale iII July or AtaI.st mllght
be considered by the ltC\lw .rieanetdr
traveler; but in Inlldwinter, with ail\ atlchle
of snow on the ground, they senIll a little
out of date. At prel-sent the pubiac are
wonderallg how to travel anld Lket.e, arln.
1nis ca be donlte h}I) using thi N.ortll.rn
'-acific. as ira ier blasts, rain :landl let
have no iterror. for istenaiers usting tia.
line. ' heir sle,.lia . *,inag cars and a.L
coaches are vi·.'tlah: ,
Salver cr**1 n;aa ar. tea.pot, sugar hle 1
and ;.,ouni .t , ati l fr nua t l:ng at I'o
Inarkt:. try ir "Ir
ru .l':I laru . a,
KICKS, GREAT BIG KICKS
Omcials II Bu!te Expre;s Their Opin
Ions of the Code.
TOO MANY SMALL SALARIES
At a Meeting Yesterday It Was
Pointed Out That tho Proposed
Law In Many Cases Was
Very Defective.
Bumr, Feb. 17.-Representatives Booth,
Swett and Paschal, Aldermen Bowman
and Paseoe, Mayor Dugan, City Attorney
Cotter, ex-Alderman Campbell, Judge
Naughton and others gathered in the city
clerk's ofee tlihs afternoon to consider
what municipal legislation is desirable to
be enacted by the legislature. The pass
age of the code had set some of the city
oflmials at sea as regards the salaries.
Mr. Booth stated at the start that all
acts as to mnunicipal legislation passed in
the last legislature will stand, and will
have the effect of amendments to the
code. The code does not rescind these
seacts, and the acts of the last legislature
hold, whatever the code may say. The
code commission did not repeal any laws
relating to cities passed since 18191. If no
amendments are introduced, the code
with late legislation will provide practic
ally for the municipal provisions we have
at present. The real business before the
conference was to see what additional
legislation is needed.
Mr. Booth said that the present legis
lature is of an economical turn of mind.
It is down on an increase of salari's and
throughout is strongly favorable to a re
duction of expenses. Ho believed, how
ever, that muicipal legislation needed
by a city like Butte would moot with gen
eral favor.
The conference then proceeded to ex
press its views and 1Mr. Booth took notes
and will have the result of the delibera
tions embodied an al amendmenot to be
presented to the legislature.
The mayor's salary was first considered
and it was concluded to leave that at
I$2,000, subject to the approval of the ccoun
ecl, the latter having the power to, fix satI
salary at any suin not to exceed A".000.
The code would make the mayor's ialary
$60J. In cities of the second class the
salary of the mayor will be placed at
$1.500 and of the third class at 1; Nu.
Under the code the salarv of the police
magistrate Is ptlaced at ;1.5)1J. It was de
eided to mIIake' it 2,tlUO ill tile arnondment.
This is in fuill for all services. No fees
arn allowe-l
The salary of the city treasurer will he
fixed at not to exceed tl .lJU1. with no fees
or percentages whatlevtr. The code
places the salary at $.L',~. Heretofore
the fees and percentages have been the
prineipal part of the city treasurer's in
come.
The salary of the city attorney was
fixed at S,At)o with no fees. The code
placed it at $2,tkxk. Heretofore the city at
torney has received a fee for every paid
case, but this will now go into the treas
ury of the city.
The name of the city marshal will be
changed to chief of police. His salary, it
was decided, should not exceed $*OX) per
month in full for all services. The 30 lie
has received from the county each month
is shut off.
'The powers of the mayor and the city
council were thought to be well deflted
under the code and no change was rec
ontinended. It ls provided that they must
be freeholders in the city of Blutte.
The matter of the police commission
was considered, but lodellnlrte conclulsion
was arrived at. Mr. Booth said there
would certainly be a big opposition to the
provision for a police cormnallssion antd he
would suggest that the polico cor.mis
sioners' provision be placed in a separ
rate bill, as it would not do to jeopardizo
the hill fixing the salaries.
=The salary of the city clerk was fixed at
not to exceed $ltittu, and provision is
made for the council to elect such other
officers as may be needed, such as assist
ant city clerk, otc.
The provision requiring the city attor
ney to prosecute all state cases in the po
lice court will prolbably be changed.
All the representatives except Booth
went back to Helena on the 3: 0 train.
Mr. Booth remained over and held a con
ference with thie justices In regard to leg
islation desired for the justice courts.
Some of the justices will probably go over
to Helena early In the week, and Mayor
Dugan expects to make a trip over :there
some dlay this week.
AMr. lxothl is of the opinion that the
anti-guaimbling hill will certainly pass tihe
house. Ilt, i avs there are eu1,lncIh votes to
crry it t iitutii the vo)t, of ally inelllber
front ~1l l, w countlllly. Nothing can
prevent the bll from ll ,passig.
T'HE SCHOt L OF MINES.
Here I1 the Full l.s of lHoward Pals
l P'a11- Hill.
Btrrr, Feb. I1. The bill which Iha
been introihluce In1 tie lealature by Hielp
resentativo Ilo ard Pas.~chal. providilli
for the erection anld cqluipage o the statet
schoolll of mines anid providing for :t fund
fur the salle, is of more impnortance to
IIutte thanl any other mteasllir that lhas
been itllrtrKliced at tihe plrseN:l seslio! of
the lliallatutire. Notwihstandanill the ti
plortatice of the instaitltion. lllllte bai
maniflested a Murlrlsing lack oft iublic mii
turest in the mat;ter, aid thlere are no
doulbt a great mtlany pI)Ooe wl h have for
gotten tllat ant a;tlh.tntltag:oLus ilte was se
leted some tame agu between Slver and
galena streets, west of Missoula gulch.
If Mr. Paschal's bill becomes a law, how
ever, and there is every tndication that it
will pass without objection, the state
school of mines will soon become an ao
complishbed fact, and whoe completed
there is no doubt that it will be an institu.
tion in which every ciltsoen of Batte will
take a justiiable prile.
The bill has passed its first and second
readings and been referred to the pri:nt.
tag committee, whtch will report it back
to-ruorrow mnornang. It w ill then be re
ferred to tthe educationll colmitntee, and
Mr. l'Paschal i all endtleavor to get i: on the
special oroors. Tlhe bill, which is kn )wnI
as house oIll No. It; I; i as foilot :
A.\N At I"
To protlhte for the ir etl on ..il i:.. ' iof
ti , l. li t  . ,tI , .. it
l. "t I ' t" :l r" : (1 " . . .
In
omflal placo of business of said boarL at Butte
('Cty. .11nt.
'. .. . No member of the board shall be In
'anl llanner l;Perested with any buildlng een
tra,'lr. sihall submit any bid for the erection or
tlis Iflrni~lhllng said building. neither shall be re
chlvr' aant commission. rebate, bonus. division
of Irocteeds. or any other pecunlary advantag
whatever In connection with said offce, save
the compensation herelnafter provided.
-e. .. Ei.ach member of the board shall in
reive Alse doll.rs per day for each and eery
day) the boarld is actually and necessarlly as
n sem.bld i n the performance of Its omlal do
ties. tog'tlher wit his actual traveling expenses
paid In aoi1ng to :end from als homle to attend
til session or sessions of the board saId c
peasation and expenses to be certltled to the
slate auditor and paid by warrant as hereil
after urovided.
4ic. 4. 'l ie state board of commlssooers for
the "'school of mines." so appolnted, are hereby
authorl.ed and directed to prepare pleas and
siMe ll'ations for the erection of buildings for
the said state school of mines not to exceed the
amount of Ilfty thousand (5,u.Otii dollars.
wea. :r. Whenever tle provasions of the p'-.
ceding section have been fully compiled wI-t,
the board of coumlssltoners for the state aenee
of mines shald advertise In not more than Seer
nor less th.an two daily newspapers printed th
srat., two of which must be In the county o
Sliver Ikow. one each week for four coosecutlve
Seeks, a nlotice that it will receive seatled po
Iwsa.s and bids to construct such buildings c
the sitea heretofore selected by the state baud
of land commlssloners, and in acoordanes th
the p an, and sp'clflcations so adopted by
the commlssloners for the state school of lines,
reserving, hlowever, the right to reject atr and
all bids and advertise anew.
The board must let the c.ontract for the en
structllon and erection of sich buildnlg or bauW
urgs to tile lowest responsible bidder sad the
contractor or contractors shall execute a good
and sumelent bond In double the amount of hIs
or thllir bids to Iwrform such contract for the
,ons.tructlon and erection of such building or
bulldlrlngs Ili conformlty with the plans ad
sleeilio.ttions aforesaid, whll: bond shall rua
Ito the sate of Montana and bh approved by the
boardl of the "scool of mines" commissleners.
Mee l. The board of "school of mines ' com
mnlisaoners are hereby authorizedl to employ an
archlltect and such asslistants a:s it may deem
on''ersstry In preparing the plans and speica
tlnlls for said builang or buildings and the ex
sli't, tlhereof shall he pasid out of the funds as
Iherealntter provided for the erection of said
buildillu or buildings. All such claims shall be
alipproveal ny the "scllo ml of mines" commIl.
sloners and be raid In tie samne mode and ma.
nor as cl (ilms against the slate.
Me''.. 7 11 claims for the erection of sald
Ilhullllg or tllllings shall be first approved by
t11'he who al of rulins commissioners and audited
ill :Ilsowed by the statel auditor, and paid In
Ithe sailti mnode anld manner as claims against
tIIh state' are paid; provled,. however, that suchl
I1lial't shall be paId out of the respective funds
dlesinatlled In this act, against which they may
Ib" a ,argable.
"cc. .t Ion completion and acceptance of
the t idillng mentioned in this act, the board of
school of 1nI1lle4 commnissioners shall equln
aild Iltrlnitsh s.td institution with supphes and
itplllaattlls as may be actuallly necessary in
e;ll I) t t on Such Instittioin. Provided, how.
es,,r. that the amount so xrpended shall not
iS'elxeed the sunl of fifteen thousand ($15,o00) dol
It rs.
tee p. Inimedlately upon the flrnlshing of
silch listitution the state board of school of
minellIs i")IlttiissioiIers shall urn over to the
state bti.tr i of education a.i such buildings to be
iuslI therea fter solely and excllusilvly for the
Iturptse for which they were created and estab
S,c. lu. In order to carry out the provisions
iof ths nl't and any act that may at any tine
lht,.,ller ie Iassi"d for liit construction of the
tale si'tl of IIIIne b)uidiniig, there is hereby
created :i state hind to ibe ikUown as the state
sihlol of mllnhes blulling fund,. and to the credit
oif which shall go the proceeids of all moneys de
rited lroml thle sa: or rental of such lands as
Itlale been or may i.e granted to the state of
Molnt;an:a for LIthe purpose of constructing build
llug for tlhe state school of mines. and all of the
fiolnI-s aloroesa.id. as fat as realized from time
to tuneI. shall forthwith be paid Into the state
tre;asulry. and by thell state treasury planed to
the credlt of said fund.
'See.. II. Forthwith. on the acceptance of
sail luilidings. the said board shall certify thile
tulllulllt of tie pI)urcliase price to tile state audl
tor lllnd the latter. on receipt of such certilcate
shit ill forthwith draw a warrant or warrants on
ithe said state school of mines building
litlnd to the order of the person or
Itersons described by the board as en
ti led thereto, for the full amount of their
tislective claitms. willlchll said warrant or war
rants shalh le tais and acceplted as in full pa
len. of thil said indebtedness, and no sr
ation for thet li)tlent of the said r
wtlrrallts shall i'et De made. or paym t re
of el'er Ie Illtadel by or from any other source
than tlle said state school of mines building
lfuIId, and it. on the presentation of said war
ranllt or warrantts, to iti'e sate treasaurer. there
shllall tot Ie in said fIIunds sulltclent mounys to
p ty the santle. tIhe satno shall be rejistered. as
ei datelI of lpresentation, and shall henceforth
III1 t paid bear interest at the' rate of 7 per e at.
Ip' alnimoii. 'The exlpenses of the board shall be
suIl;Iarly certileid Uand p.id. and warrants issued
I hle fitr shall be sillllarly registeredl and shall
Iar similar rate of interest. If not paid O epri'
snlltattlon. And said warrants may be ailled
for ia't lnent from time to time whenever there
iare ineI) in saitl flintd to pay the same ID the
sameIII' lilltmanner as Is now provided by law for
oi thr statel warrants
'rS. 12. lThe board shall keepl a wrltten rec
l tl iof all its oiticial actions, and on the coflpie
tioIn its it oflltial funcions said record shall be
d:hdlred by the goverCnor to the secretary of
stte,. wio ,)shall thereafter be the the legal cus
t.Ollla t hereof.
se I:i I his art shall be In force and elect
frlom and1 after its passage.
The bill is regarded by all who have
seen it as a very wise and timely measure.
and there can be no doubt that its passage
wsill be of vital importance to Butte. Mr.
Paschal has sent a copy of the bill to tile
chamwber of commerce, with the request
that the memhers discuss It at their meet
ing next i'tuesday evltlening and notify him
at once of any changes or amondments
which tlhey ilmay deem necessary. Influ
ential citizens have also received copies
of the bill, and they are also reqluested to
l:ikeo anlly stlltestions, as it is Mr. Pas.
hllal's desire to have the best ideas of
Ilute tpeople embodied in the measure.
Mr. P'.schal is one of the hardest and
molst faithful workers in the house. lie
hlas recently introduced a hill governing
insurattce companies which will increase
the stalte revenutl by about K,tX)0 a year.
THEY DIDN' LACK GALL.
Sneak thi.ves Make a Darlng I4ald om
3Mr llurley'. Reidenee.
trI-rTE. Feb. 17.--A couple of daring
sneak tI hlees went through the residence
of C. J. Ilhtrley, bookkeeper for the Ken.
)ion-Connell company, at No. 519 West
l(alona street, inI broad daylight, yester
day afternoon. They walked up to the
front door as boldly as though they owned
the place, oponed it with a skeleton key,
walked ini and proceeded to make them.
.elves at home. A moment later a oouple
of ladies knocked at the front door and
the tIltruders made a hurried exit through
the back door, taking with them an over.
coat containi a lot of deeds and ab
stracts which are valueless to any one ex
cept the owner. If the thieves will return
thu papers they may keep the coat.
At the Motels.
llH-rrE, Feb. 17.-The Butte-- . C.
Fairchild. Tacoma; V. G. Samuels. Mass
E. W. Chandler, J. H. Burton, C. Veatch,
Chicago; E. P. Chandler, Maiden; I. M.
Jacobs. ". A. Ballack, Helena; J. H.
liopko. Louisville; J. W. Roberts, Minie.
aliili; G. F. .Ashton, Ben lsenstein,
San Francisco: Mr. and Mrs. Job Ellis.
ton. I. iose. W\. M. Aylesworth, G. W.
IBrown. Denver; (;. t1. Winston, Ana.
-ondl: E. Lever, S. B. Kingsbury, Boise:
J. W. Fuilton, St. Louis; William West,
Jerse. (Cty.
Ithe tMcllermott - Howard Paschal,
liutie: ,. J. Stevens, Hlavre; W\iltha
i. sson, F. I. L. tthows. Helena; J. Dot
dlaird. ta.rtn, ; Henry Owens, W. L Net.
. i t t hlel,.a; J. II. t)ann. Livingston:
W. \1ot. ,e. Neih.art ; %lMark hiilyard. St.
1. . I, T. . I. nis. Ale. x IItbbarJ. New
'i k" ., \ .. 1 , s. btnitz, Alass. lo : J. \Vett
on . Iul': II. W. :F cha.rls tanl wife.
(,..,1 t r , : , i II. W'.s.llttu , ln. iU uer;
t :., I . ','.mis .y and wife. 1:i.otey coiU
Su : 'nu: p \ i\';nýt, . ' Marysvtlle.
Jul y ",olfghin: P'r:tr
,t,. , , l'eh. 1- _. ,'i '...a I ..
In Frank Lasericre's four-i-hand. Those
who participated in the pleasurable event
were Messrs Wilson, O' Marin. Wilkneson,
Cook. Talbott, Day, Berry. J. A. Canty, Da
made, Smith, Carder and Patterson;
Misses blvers, Calldhan. Brady, Fagan,
Wilson and Prior, and Mesdames Allen.
Day. Rice and Patterson. Under the e.
cient direction of the genlal Pat, an eve
ning of race enjoyment was spent.
Ledles Appr.elate
A good remedy and there is not an
thing on the market that equals FPrenh
Tansy Tablets for the relief and cure eI
painful or Irregular menses. Thee tab.
lets remove all obstructtoos, no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Au
gendre, Pari, France, and for sale only
by D. M. Newbro Drug Co., Butte, Mont.,
sole agents. Price 12 per box; sent by
mail securely sealed.
Bargains nla pianos and organs at Orion
Bro.'s this week.
Free! Souvenirs given away daily. E.
Wertheimer Drug Co., 19 W. Granite.
Honey, boney, honey, homemade baed,
fresh ranch eggs and ereamery butter at
the Southern hotel. Meals 25 cents.
seath Afrtess Gold leslds.
Through tickets to Cape Town, Africa,
and all European points on sale at Great
Northern city ticket office at lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information,
apply to J.E. DAwsog,
General Agent, 106 Main Street.
W.A.Smltb, piano tuner,Smith PlanoCo.
25 W. Park, will receive prompt attention.
All the best housewives use the "Elee
trec" flour. No more sour or heavy breed.
Try it.
Special sale of pianos and organs at
Orton Bro.'s this week.
E aeour ging.
The action of the Garman government
relative to silver is c rtainly an encour
aging matter to all friends of the white
metal.
It is equallv encouraging to all who en
joy a good glass of beer that The Centen
nial Brewing Co. is pro lhcing this year,
4J,000 barrels of the test b eo In the world.
Whatley's is the only "Oafe" in Butts
that uses Kanens ('-tv heIr.
For artist supptuecs tu to ctlarles Schlats
lein's, 14 West Broadway.
Bargains in pianos and organs at Orton
Bro.'s this week.
For plaques, paints, brushes, ete., go to
Charles cbehatzlein's, 14 West Broadway.
The new improved fire lighters for sale
at 132 N. Main street. Reynolds & Co.,
general agents.
The "Electric" is the peerless bread
flour.
Have yot seen the new improved fire
lighter? If not, call at 132 N. Main and
see them. No shavings or kindling re
quired.
LIKE THE WOMl CHOPPING WOOD
W'e Are Selling
Ji:( For Fun.
THIS 3MONTH, ONLY.
The quality is good enough, the
Prices Low enough to send a rug int"
every home in the city.
SMYRNA RUGS.
81 quality for............... 65
$2.50 quaiity for...............$1.25
83.30 quality for ............... 2.25
$5 quality for .................. 2.95
86.50 quality for............. 4.00
MOQUETTE RUGS.
S2 quality for ................. $1.25
$4.50 quality for.............. 3.00
$7.50 quality for.............. 5.00
JAPANESE RUGS.
8x3 ft. size for ................$1.50
3x1 ft. size for ................. 2.70
4x7 ft. size for............... 4.00
6x9 ft. size for .......... .... 7.50
FRENCH MILTON RUGS.
$7.50 quality for .................
$10 quality for .................... 7.25
t$1 quality for ................... 8.50
BROfNFIE[D-CINTY CIRPET CO
No. 24 W. Park St. Butte. - Tel.. 304
CAN YOU SEE?
V
seas.. q. ý
Rae you any trouble with your eyes? Our
mebhod of eI:ztiiAton ant c orrectlng 01
troubles Is seien.iflc.
Caw seHig Degree of Mized AstIgmatsm at
Irregular '.a gles.
STUA KT. Moot.. lI'O
essnr. Lessn % Tiirci, Watchlmakers and
tcpp.Ic ti. tent omen: i eni a k with eon
tIdence of ýuu know e..dge of op:ics hi your
suceess in " it ig me with siisses. as :ane s a
fom "l' 'i.ed As M. I, -f w-e c operat-d upiu
byth aecsisr.at~I hr N.' e: of New \"ork. an~t
h" flttis inc with %u'ije es. whici I had the
It.t r:i nle Ito h:erk...ind so top td to oni I
:'n4p 1 ",r mi.: dl dt tett.:nl.; th " es the
sam,. a+ prate I 1t. Or No ycs and yo :r saic
tac.0s to i'oOsu t .1 1.t' I ijy. IUn
J.~ M.. ~eyzow
iai l'iprr %Lzcw jtr::t. Butte.
O Celebrate
the arrival of
our Spring
Hosiery We
will offer this
week Ioo doz.
Ladies' Fast
Black Cotton
Stockings,the
equal of these
you generally
pay 2oc for,
at the ex
tremely low
price of 8ýc
pair. Values
throughout
this stock il
lustrate pal
pably the
great saving
we will effect
from prices of
last season.
Inspection of these new
goods carries the surest
and most satisfactory con
viction, while our friends
at a distance can gather
some idea from the follow
ing items:
Boys' Extra Long Heavy Ribbed
Cotton IIose double knees, toes and
heels, cast-iron wear; 25c pair.
Guaranteed Fast Black.
Misses Ribbed Seamless Cotton hose,
lighter and closer ribbed than boys,
stainiless black; 25c pair.
Lades' Outsize Cotton Hose, high
spliced heels and double knee Herms
dorf. Guaranteed stainless black; 25c
pair.
Ladies' Extra Long Cotton Ilose.
double toes, high spliced heels and
double soles, made of best Maco yarn,
Hermsdorf guaranteed black; 35c pair.
Ladies Extra Long, Extra Elastic
top, Cotton IIose, Hermsdort fast
black with Ecru Maco foot; 25c pair.
Ladies Richelieu Ribbed Extra Elas
tic top Cotton Hose, high spliced toes
and heels. Guaranteed Hermsdorf
fast black, 25c pair.
Ladies' perfection Ribbed Top Cot
ton lIose. high spliced toes and heels.
Guaranteed Hermsdorf fast black; 25c
pair.
Ladies' Extra Long Cotton Hose,
Extra Elastic top, double toes, high
spliced heels and double toes, Herms
dorf fast black; 25c pair.
Ladies' Full Fashioned Hermsdorf
fast black Cotton Hose with 2 thread
soles; 'Oc pair.
Ladies' Opera Length Cotton Hose,
high spliced toes and heels. Herms
dorf guaranteed fast black; 50c pair.
Novelties in Lisle Lace, brown and
tan cottons and Lisles in ladies' and
misses' Hose and numerous other
values in the higher grades of
stockings.
O. K. LEWIS & CO.
PUBLIC NOTICE.
BUTTE, Mont.. Feb. 13, 1895.-We
the undersigned have this date sold to
the Smith Piano company of Butte
qur stock of pianos, organs, musical
instruments and musical merchandise,
sheet music, books, etc., store fixtures
and good will of the business
SIIERMAN MUSIC CO.,
per E. H. SHERMAN, president.
TO THE PUBLIC.
Referring to the above notice we
are now doing business at 223 North
Main street as well as at 25 West
Park street, but shall move our stock
from the West Park store to the
former Sherman Music Co.'s ware
rooms on or before March 1 next. We
are refitting these warerooms and
when finished will have one of the
best equipped music houses in the
northwest. With the combined stocks,
that of the Sherman Music Co., and
our own, and with increased
facilities in every way to do business.
we ihall be able to promptly supply
everything in the music line. We
respectfully ask for a continuance of
the patronage of the Sherman Music
company's former customers as well as
of our own and in our efforts to please,
hope to merit the trade of both old and
new customers. Respectfully,
SIlTH PIANO COMP'Y,
223 N. MAIN, BUTTE.
COil CODE. ISSIYRS' SUPPLI[S
(;i.nt 1',wder to. Connidate.
Try a Wan Al in :h_ Stan.ar1
* "
OUR NEW 5
DEPARTM'NT
We take pleasure in an
nouncing to our friends and
the public that.on the lit of
* March we will open a new *
department in connection
with our Mens Furnishings.
* This department will consist
j of the finest line of
i lien's Clothing
That has ever been shown in
* this city. To those who con
template buying a suit, we
would say wait until you see *
our line, as you will have the *
latest sty:es and most com
plete stock to select from. i
Respectfuly,
*
SIMON J1COBS I CO.,
Con. PARK & MAIN, BUTTE.
********************* *oo*
There Has
Been Another
Great Explosion.
Not powder this time, but prices
on Groceries. Usual prices have
been blown to the winds, and
other prices 50 per cent. lower
than ever before have taken their
place. Read our list; it will con
vince you of the fact.
18 lbs. granulated sugar .................. $1 00
1 Ibs. C sugar ............. ......... ISo
14 luw. powdered sugar.......... ... I 00
Belie Jameston frour, per sack, 80 lbst.... 1 a
Itoyal flour, per sack. 5,, Ibs............ 1
Dakota hard pastry flour, 50 bs........... 76
Graham fliur. 21 bs .............. . o.
Whole wheat flour. 25 ibs.............
Sugar cured bamand bacon, per ilb....... 1
No. 1 navy beans. . lbs ................... I 0)
Butter beans, ulbs ........... ......... . eo
Mayo beaus, ..lb9...................te
lIed Mexican b'ans. 20 lbs e0..........1 0
iLnk beans, to Ibs..... .......... ...............
Euyptitn lentels. lbs..................... 1 0)
corcll gree, peas. 20 bs ................ .... 00
Callforlia evap ,rated grapes, 2u Ibs...... 1 00
Californla evaporatedpriachbes, 8 lbs...... 1 0O
Californola evaporated blck figs, 12 lbs... 1 00
California evaporated white figs, 10 lbs... 1 0
Californl.s faney prunes. 12 lbs ............ I o
Oaudfor nia evaporated pears. 8 lbs ........ 1 0
California evaporated etlerries, 10 lbs .... 1 o)
shelled almonds, per lb ........ ...... a
Japan tea equal to M. & M.. per pkge.... 2
English breakfast tea. per lb............. 23
Gun powder tea, per Ib .... ............
Ceylon tea, hagrant and delicious, per lb. ei
Quaker roled oats. 8 packages........... 1 00
Cracated wheat, per package .............. 13
Mothers' mush. a packages............ .. 0
-Ea. kegs syrup .......................... I a
We have received a car ,-et 'As Msy 1 ,,
New Yd k state el ter vlnetkr." Moy lusesep
er' antrv is oomp:ete without it. Try a
sample . on..
In .quors for family use we excell all.
T. B. hippy 7-year-old whiskey, per ral... 8 00
perq ..... 75
Holland gin, per gal ................. a
" per qt bottle............ 75
Jamaica rum, per gal................... a o
per qt bottle ............... 5
Port, sherry, angelica and muscat wines,
per gal ........................... 1 5
Port. sherry, angelica and musJat wines,
per qt bolte+ ........................... 25
p" er qt bottle...... ........ 2
Butte Cash Grocery Co.,
Cor. Park and Wyoming st ,eet,
Butte; Hibernia Building, Cy.te
terville. A. F. BRAY, Mgr.
IN PHARMACY and
CHEI1ISTS' SUPPLIES.
Entaltng upon us tWo stocks and run
ning bothsuccessfull. The seecret of it
is. we sell lower than our neighbas,
thats al!. Your friends buy of us, why
don't you? Can we convince you thatws
can save you $5 or $10 per month oa a 70
per cent margin on nearly ewerthliag
Ti Failr Oru MN AIST CO.,
115 E PARK ST.. BTTTE.
MMCDEKIRMO1' T HOTEL.
Unger new manasement. Strictly frst-class.
Renovated and reflted throughout Steam
heat and ele.trte llght in alt rooms. Large
sam le room for c ::merlt tl men. ates t 30
and upwar is. Mtct IJIMOTE HOTEL 0.
W. A. MALr.l. Manager.
Montana
Rheumatic
Remedy.
Posithve cure fr R:lc:mat -m and Nearallfai
F1or s.tl,, h% ., ,r:.g:%t-.
JOS. F. rtLRRAY. Box 557, Butte.
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