Tenderfoot Visits the Omaha Exposition in Dream City
The tenderfoot describes the Trans Misssissippi Exposition as a dazzling white dream city beside the Missouri bluff. He compares its grandeur to the World's Fair, noting blue gray skies, mirrored lagoons, grand white palaces, arches and statues, and advises readers across Maine Texas Florida Oregon not to miss this fair over again in one way.
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Missouri
Tenderfoot
Court of Honor
Maine
Texas
Florida
Oregon
Rich Mine Prospect Shines in Castle Mountains
John Nesbit reports excitement over a California mine near Robinson with ore assays of eighty percent lead and forty ounces silver. An open cut reveals a twenty foot continuous ore body. first strike yielded sand carbonates then a quarry of palena and carbonates. The Homestake claim appears equally promising as ore is rich along a long surface streak. Prospects extend hundreds of feet from old holes as rail traffic may follow soon.
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John Nesbit
Robinson
Castle Mountains
California
Judge
Yellowstone
Cumberland
Nesbit
Hensley Creek
Homestake
Husbandman
Argentina wool clip steadies near last year despite harsh winter
The Argentina wool clip is estimated at 536,000,000 pounds, about the same as last year. The quality is poorer due to a severe winter that left flocks in poor condition. One first class furnished room on McLeod street for rent. information at this office.
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Argentina
McLeod Street
The Cree Candidate for U S Citizenship in Butte
A Cree Indian named Holy Altar seeks U S citizenship in Butte papers. He admits taking part in the Riel rebellion and living in the United States since, claiming the country is a preferable hunting ground and that he may raise stock on a ranch to avoid city dump crowds. He denies plotting to frighten mules or misuse tribal votes.
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Helena
Redman
Butte
United States
Riel
Holy Altar
Moses
Government seeks 40000 western horses for war needs
Great Falls Weekly Leader reports the U S government is buying western horses for military use and plans to establish Denver headquarters. The commission aims to visit the western states, with 40000 horses needed now and more later for cavalry artillery and quartermaster work.
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United States
Europe
Denver
Tampa
Chickamagua
Mobile
Montana
Helena
Uncle Sam
Great Falls
Express firms reverse stamp policy amid court uncertainty
The Great Northern Express Company reconsiders stamping receipts and will pay the stamps for patrons until courts decide the issue. The move follows the Northern Pacific Express Company’s stance of bearing the expense, as both firms say they operate on slim margins.
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Great Northern Express Company
Northern Pacific Express Company
Dr King's New Discovery Praised by Doctors and Merchants
Aug J Bogel of Shreveport and J F Campbell of Safford extol Dr King's New Discovery for consumption coughs and colds saying it cures, never fails, and is a trusted remedy. It has supported claims for a quarter century and remains top in its class. Free bottle offered at Moore Budd's drug store.
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J. Bogel
Shreveport
Dr. King
J. F. Campbell
Safford
Ariz
Man's forty mile plea for Chamberlain remedy
A Virginia man rode forty miles to Fairfax Station to obtain Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and returned with a dozen bottles. The druggist notes the remedy is highly popular and praised for lung and throat troubles, recommending Moore & Budd's drug store for purchase.
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Virginia
Fairfax Station
Chamberlain
Moore & Budd
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Kellogg’s
IH. O. Kellogg
General Merchandise
Cottage Hotel
BIG Timber
Mont
Thos. Ryan, Prop
K.of Ball
E. M Watu
W. E. Bennett
AG Hator
Ann NoTany
Public
Old Pioneer
Gypney Fox
Attorney AT Law
Sweet Grass County
Bank Building
Big Timber, Montana
Sydney Lanner
Shanks Building
W A. Moore, M. D
H.moore
M. D
Physicians and Surgeons
Ovrice—Moore & Co
A. Perrine
cLeod St
Lum Lee
Busha and Bailey’s Store
The
Kew Railway
Hampden Watch
H. J. Dixon
Alfred George
Grand Hotel
Harvey Bliss
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