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m * A. fTARCK N» M * » y 1 F r f E . . T m m - 4 8 « W a | «i | 1 0 0 t . 1 8 0 0 - r n w F m i ta t j O i i t t l 3 0 D A Y S ' F R E E T R I A L n V S i ! We will ship you a beautiful Starck Plano for 30 days' free trial, in your home. No cash payment required. AU we ask is that you will play upon, use and test this piano for BO days, If. at the end of that time, you do not find it the highest grade, sweetest toned and finest piano in every way, that you have ever seen for the money, you are at perfect liberty to send It back, and we will, in that This Starch Plano must make good with you, event, pay tho freight both ways, or there Is no sale. Savi $150.00 or Mori Wn ship direct to you from our factory, st pricer that save you upwards of 5150.00 in tho cost of your pliipo. We guaruntco to furnish vnu a letter piano for the moiiay tlum you can secure elsewhere. You arc assured of receiving I Niitisfuctory sweet toned durable high grade piano. Easy PiyniRls Tou pay no cash down, hut attar BO days Of trial. you cat) begin payment on the low sit, easiest terms ever suggested by a piano /INStt|tfnaturer. These terms are arranged to suit your convenience, and it is posaildc for you to buy a piano tor your home, without missing the money. 25-Yiir SuarintM Every Sturck Piuno U guaranteed fur So year*. This guarantee lias buck of it our 35 years' of piano experience, anil the repu» tution of an old esiahlished, rc'HiHtnsible piano house. 50 Fria Music Listons To every purchaser of Slarek lMano.s, w< give fn.o nmsir lissom, in one of the lust known schools in ( ’hinign. These lemons yon ran take in vonr own home, by mail. 'This represents one year’s free instruction. P. A. STARCH PIANO CO., 2nd - Hind Bargains Wc bfivo constantly on hand a largo number of slightly user) a ml secondhand pianos of all Nluudurd mukes taken in ex change for new Starck I’ianoH atu) Player 1 ‘ianos. The follow ing are a few sample burguius . Weber ............... $110.00 Steinwgy . .......... M.00 Chickering 90.00 Kimball ............ 95.00 Starck .............. 195.00 Send fu r f u r luteat eomplele smimMiuml bargain list. Starok Pliyir-Planot tiy> Starck Flayer Pianos gro the best and most beauti ful Player 1 ’ianos op the market. You will be de lighted with tho many ex clusive features of these wruiderful instruments, and will be pleased with the very low prices at which they onn be secured. Plano Book Froo Send today for our new beautifully illustrated piano book which gives you a large amount of informa tion regarding pianos. This book will interest and please you. Write toduv. 1222 Starck Bldg.. CHICAGO by looking at the Oliver No. 28 Sulky Plow that it is a good plow—but put it in the field and it B . will .prove itself to be t y plow; jb It affords unusual comfort to theoper- ator—makes it more easy for the team— and is way ahead of any similar implement on the market, A complete assortment of bases—in different sizes—to choose from—makes it easy to adjust to your special requirement !. The plow you need— the plow your ground needs, Come in and look it over. J . P . L o s s l ' C o . Wisdom and - BIG HOLE BREEZES P l'B l.IP H E D RVEUV F i ll DAY. UY G A W I L L I A M S Subscription Price, $2 50 V in-1) K n i e m l at the pi is t a > 111 cu at W isd o m u« seco n d - c lass m a U 'T NOISY ANTS. That* Tiny Insect* Produce Sound* Audible to Human Ear*. That aijt* arc capable of pro ducing Bounds intelligible to their fellows, and even uudible to tho ears of men, seems to ham been proved by the experiments of Sir John Lubbock, Landois, Lorel, Warsmann and others. Jt seems to be also determined that tho sounds are produced by the rubbing together of superficial portions of the body. A simple yet ingeniou* contriv ance is used for enabling an ob- icrver to bear and to study these sounds. A glass funnel is set, small end down, in the midst of a pane of window glass of live or sii inches square, fitting closely enough to prevent the insects crawling out pud or it. A bunch of ants as large us a chestnut and free from any foreign substance is dropped through the funnel and that is lift ed up at once. While the ants are still confused and before any of them can reach the edge of the glass, it is covered with another square like it, which has been sur. rounded a short distunce from its edge by a pad of putty. The two plates of glass are press ed together to within about the thickness of the ant’a body, but closer on one side than on the oth er, so as to hold some tight and leave others free to take such posi tions as please them. On applying the box of ants to the car as one would a watch, a reg ular buzzing may be beard like that of boiling water in an open vessel, and with it come some very clear, shrill sounds, like those a cricket or grasshopper produces by rub* bing the legs on the body. The ants may be kept alive*sev- eral hours, and' even (lavs, in the prison if it is not airtight, and whenever (lie ants are excited the Striduiations may he heard very numerous and intense. The striduiations are supposed to be produced by rubbing the rough, scaly surface of the chiti- jious covering, which looks, when 6een in one ciiroction under the microscope. Tike the teeth of a saw. v—St. Louis (5lobe-Democrat. N O T I t 'li LO U d ' i U K 'A T IO N (I’libiislirt > l 7 S. Lund Ofth’.e. MiH.soula. Montana, April MS. fi'Li Notion Is hniM'hy if i \ on tlm t AI i m I, 8|it n cor of Jackson M o n tano Wlio on Juno IT bH'H im o lr H rjoiiti'V .tllftft. Serial No. RfiM* for tin S*-j S\V NVV SW See lit, N K bE Sort h»n 14 T o \ njililp H S Ronife 15 \V M iiitiiin i M e r id ia n I ium fl.i tl h<>Mc< of in t < n t It mi to m o k e live voni p r o o f 'u n d e r old I low to eatiihitsll Plaint to tin im .d iilm o desi i'iti.ul l.i-for* E A llii/.i- Giik-o a 1 S ! t >.tnmt .«h<n<o at 1 M Ih> 11 . M o n t a n a . on the IMi.h duv of June IMP! I ’lniinant nanus iin witnesses Lohi-ri E Woody James li Woody. Jutes E U t u ie r ('lirlh tiiiii I lent.s'lima n all of Jai'kann Mon tanu May 111 fit J i iHI A it Hiuru. Rcyim i'i NOTH F <»!■' r n \ T E H T No r,H (Enr I’u hi lea Mon i I ten\ »’• nnoil of i hr Ini* riot r S Lund Office at Missoula. Montuna May !;i tm:t j Earsel l lll.u K i’iHiiell Montana lend < ' Blair l\a tsni'M Montmiu siulnt Rn\vs» unknown U p heirs of A uk M h Bln.li deruan u(l To J W El Holt. of Wisdom, Montana Tra ti.si feree You li re hereby not .tiled Hill t ( lniiii'i A Lock - r I (life who gives Wisdom. Montana iih his post-office address (lid on Apr 22. Ufid Hie I i this nfflee tils duly enrrohora km I application lo ro n tnst and secure the caiimd'ution of your Desert Entry No. HftT. bridal No. (11107 imule June 2 ft. BUM. for NW. Wh* SW, Set 05 , Township 2 S., Hnnge 17 W M M . and as grounds for his content ho uMeges Unit, sain land is In its natural stake, and that said land In.g not boon reclaim ed as required by law ; tknt ynld land Is in Its luttnral state, that in the year ]Shift the eurryim tu abandon ed the iatid and I k reported to Imve uled shortly thereafter; that the only heirs of the entiym a n are Etirsel ,| B la ir , I'red B la ir, and A rth u r R ouhh , ail over the age of twenty one yeurs, and their present plane* of resl depee Is |v$It 8 pvil. fttonittuu l Ins said allegation* w ill tie taken )>y tld* i f hee us buying been <‘unfob«ed by you and yuur said e n t.y w ill be ntneeled thereunder w ithout yop|’ further right to be heard therein, either before this otti •$? or on appeal if yt»u fa il D> (i!e In thin ottlee wit bin tw ent y days u h e r the E u l U i H I pubileation of this notice, iih shown below, your answer, under oath, specittniil.y meeting and responding to the«e alleRUtlons of contest, or if you fail w ithin that time to Hie in lid s omce dt|f proof that you have served a copy of youi answer on the said contestant either I d per- sonur by registered m ail If this service is made by the delivery of a copy of your ans w e r to the contestant in person, proof of auch nervine must he either the suid contest- uut’t w ritten acknowledgement of his re calpt of the copy, showing the date of Its re- oolpt, o r Blip a rtidavit of th»* person by whom the delivery wus nmde stating when and where the copy was delivered; if made by ruglstered m a il, pkoof of such scrvn o must consist of thp affidavit of the person by whom the copy wag mailed stating when and the postotuce to which jt was m ailed, and this affidavit pipst be apcotitpanted by tiie post m aster's receipt for the letter. You should state in your answer the name of the post office to which you uuslre future notices to be seut to you. JotMAH S h u l l . Register. Date of first publication Muy HO, Hflif. ” \second *' June 5 , \ \ third \ June |(l “ \ \ fourth ** Ju n r yJ \ --4ta ' T. B. TAYLOR, Prop. Three Blind Mice and the Mediera. It i* n cTirfotis fart that JSvnRbtriw, Jn sp ite h is fsq n h s if e c s d f n r e s 10 Terne. had no rntrsirn I nur In tb** ordi- N U T 1 CK U E VOS r K 8 T , Np. 27 H (Epr Ppbilcation.) Departm e n t ot the in terio r. U. r . Land Office a t M issoula. Montana May U iklJ. t redO. B la ir K a llsp c il, M ontana; Fam e) J. B la ir , K a iiso e ii, Montana; A r th u r Bowse, unknown, heirs of M ary O. B la ir , deceased: To J . V\. E llio t t , transferee, Wisdom, Mop- tana: You are hereby notified th a t A rth u r M- Ecus, wno gives Wisdom, Montana, ag iiis postottice address, did on A p ril 26, 1913 , file in Litis office hi» duly corroborated applica tion to coniest a n a g t r p p ’ the canceiiaiion of your desert e n try No. serial No. UiWd, mace U ‘C. !», lo r NH fevv SE. 5 K 8 W, N‘on«in Township 2 {?., Kangc i* W. M. M . and ns vrounus f(>r his contest alleges Hint Mild tuna has not been reclaimed as re- ijuwi n Ly law ; that nou to exceed Tu acres of me la i;d has been recduhneci i y itrlificial ir rigation; T h a t tuc reclaimed area was irri- u a and recniimeU by Jam e s Kazor before !! h >ca r IMG; $ Mat :n the y e a r h*hl) the en try- woman anamtoned U h * hm u a n d la reported !.i m a r tia'U smu'Uy thereafter; that the | m :;\h e ir s of the enuy woman art Earse! J , i.iu o ’. i’ reu B»an* ana A i tber Itewsc, all over j the npeoi iw rnty-one years, and ta c lf pres- J ent piac.e oJ residence is I v h 1 js { h ’I i , M a iium i. ) ou are, inert-lore, im m r me.,tied th a t ! dc saivj ai«eg:utoi,> w n i F m - ta k e n f»y vm s 1 office ns havo'g t*een cemtesseo i*y you, and j jo u r said entry w m he c*,nc* c*u thereun-i m-r without y*'Or rurther n^ni io he beard j therein, either before tbisofiict or <m upi>ettl 4 g yoa fait to file in this otfnv Wii hns i weu-ty | m .ysarr^ f tin.' I V l tu H punltcurtcm ot imt* j nuii-'t^Hs shown twiow. y o u r answer, unuer l o.irh, specifically u w d im and iTsponooig to j these u.:iegkrUutis of contest, t.*r i f you tan 1 m ia iii tna l time to hit in \ iusoth«le due pPnui tiiux you nsve s e r .id a copy «»f your answer L»Ii the aUn. COIvttsERM.. «'i:fhs-r 5 tt JUFsOli Ot try j rtxisit-rvu znarn i t this service is made L<y j H O B S T ' R I . N G S S a l o o n ROMAIN & RYAN, Proprietors Imported and Domeitic Wines, Liquors and Cigars Constantly on Hand JACKSON MONTANA * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ♦ SOUTHERN MONTANA TELE. CO. -LOCAL AND- Long Distance Service CONNECTING with BUTTE & DILLON V. A. McKnight, Re*. F. A. Hazelbaker Sec’y and Traas. We are prepared to sell jou harnext at priee* that will surprise you J V S T T H I M K J 116.00 $45.00 $6.50 $1.00 $ 2.00 $4.25 $4.25 $3.00 Jackson c we are still selling for cash: jy s a tto o Chaps at $55.00 Saddles 100 lbs Fine Granulated Sugar 15 pounds ” 100 ” Idaho Potatoes 100 pounds Spikes Gold Heart and Pillsbury Flour Idaho High Patent We are selling Spikes at Divide-20 to 60 at $3.50. Give us a chance to quote you prices at Di vide. Let us show you how to save. Leaders In Low Prices and Reliable Goods BIG HOLE COMMERCIAL CO. —TWO STORES - W isdom and Divide M ontana Wisdom Blacksmithing and ‘.‘ Carriage Works J $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ? £ | Wisdom Realty Company Wood work, Wagon and Carnage Repairing, New Work, Car nage Painting, Ditchers, Plow Work, Galvanized Iron, 1‘lues. Double and Treble air space, guaranteed safer than Brick Chimneys Iron, Steel, Horse Nails, N S Shoes and Calks, Wagon and lkiggv Poles, Pole Circles, Buggy Eveners and Singletrees, Spokes, Felloes, Pick Handles, Hickory Lumber, Expert Horseshoeing In C o n n ection All Work Guaranteed Call and Be Convinced THE OLD ^ L I A B L E STAND WISDOM MONTANA $ $ 4 44 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 :P, M S mith C E M c F aklin R ay S haw C E. M iller \ President \'iee President Secretary Treasurer? J REAL ESTATE, LOANS and INSURANCE $ t MONTANA FIRli, HARTFORD. SVEA, AGRICULTURAL | One of Our Bargains 3 k 1040 acres with all machinery, 4 -K cuts 700 tons of hay, at a bar- 4 £ gain if sold at once S fc’ a i n ■fc $ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ 4- 4 \♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ # s * ^ L i s t Y o u r P r o p e r t y \ W i t l i T J s ^ & — W e G e t R e e u - l t s — -8* L i i J Correspondence :: Solicited ^ aa V At* *3 a a JV* aa { aa V aa T aa ? a V aa I kt' aa V aa | aa I aa J aa J aa | aa J aa I aa J aa | 9 « Give Us A Chance To Figure On Your GROCERY ORDERS ----- A. F E W S N A P S ------ 100 lbs Granulated Sugar $6.10 Bread Flour (guaranteed) $3.50 100 lbs. Idaho Potatoes $1.25 100 lbs. Oats (dean) $1.90 100 lbs. Wheat. $2.00 Spikes per keg $3.75 If taken from warehouse at Divide the freight is allowed Hendricks & Conyne Ralston M o n tana Q s a a : & a g a s i a a o ; a g s a ;s s : Q e i 6 S 6 g 6 a sense. Eflmmpd Oosiw TTfib a good story is Ms nevr vriinmf*. “I’oitrafts ttn& SfcefelY- for to Teas prrsMVt vrton a ts3y, by Tray of a praeries! “'haring tatoa the rest nf rbe emsptrny tefo tor ceatfidne^. tr»ia Swfeterto that Mr. i Urtr *tef»'«*ry ot a e.»n\ ^ un^wt-r u> r'Ui^t-aiSlKWr pfvAjf Cd! IvUCh SterVH’e I ^ tw vti - s w j WWWtitg CLCiito s b* IVlfruk- 1 : vtt «s ^ae oy Whv*a t£*e r ■ftyaav, Wlk-pe ^ Wa& M hf ■tiegk&e**# e&ulprtxji eg tbe r by wosJ4 render cm the fa»w» t rety f *«. uA-Jeb,au«t tm E£®»Ta mom ns ae- gndeBtl^yestftortmtonftirt^bteaDf88^ ^ *9 ** 9mm****% its*®*** fast been d/senrered Sto ttoa fhyrf 'Tbree Bttad Mice.' ma Srrijftnpme »*» enetaateO. Be faend tfan It t» yierfeettoe rto eroe! toa»ty «< fbe « The Ajax Saloon » FOX & FLAGER, P r o p r ie to r t BEST POOL & BILLIARD TABLES IN TH E BASIN BUDWE1SER BEER - OLD CROW WHISKY. WILD'S P A R Q U E T • INLAID L I N O L E U M S Looks like hardwood— is less expensire, and ranch more desirable. Mad« of the celebrated VerLD’S INLAID LINOLEUM. Pstieni* are t*UU end emmot wear off. Coe* not crack or chip — h ai no Joints to collect d .rt — is aoiae- les*. elastic aad pceiegt* • safe stepping ttrrface—benqr imper- *ioo» to water and f n i e , is not SWto&r n am ed —is cleaned irirli Popular M echanics ___ M agazine “wanra so roe cam unkxstaiid it \ A GREAT CoBtmoedl Story of the World1* Progress wbkii yoa m sj bf^in rea^faig st ta f time, and which will hold yoor inttyest forever. *i»
