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CORBETT 1.Nu FITZsIMMONS.
Twenty-Five thousand Dollars Of
fered for the Contest.

NEW YORK, Nov. 17-C Henry Cen
Singer, President of the Bohemian
Sporting Club of this city, has written
letters to James j. Corbet: and Robert
Fitzsimmons offering a purse of $4,000
for twenty-five round contest. The
conditions are that the bout shall be
brought off in New York City in the
latter part of January next; that ''Hon-
est John Kelly shall be the referee and
Benjamin c.. Williams official time-y
keeper. Genslinger offers TO deposit the
whole So, 900 with the referee before
the boxers enter the ring.
The record-union., 1896-11-18
Car Works Shut Down.

DETROIT Mich), Nov. 1.-THE
Peninsular Car Works have shut down
indefinitely, and 1900 men are out of
employment. The works were re-
opened six weeks ago with a force of
loo men, working day and night.
During last week hands We're laid off in
different departments, until the climax
came yesterday, when those who were
left were given their dismissal. it was
expected that the works would run until
after Christmas
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Treasury Gold Reserve.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-THE gold
reserve at the close of business to-day
stood at .S126, 1S1 ,0SS. There was with
drawn from the New York sub-treasury
S34. 200 in gold coin and S29,7 700 In gold
bullion, leaving a net gain in gold Of
S3S3, 600.
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'ussing the question of monetary re-

form.
This conference will probably be
caiied with view to holding nation
al convention of Boards of Trade for
the purpose of discussing the question
ana making such recomme ida tions to-
congress as may seem fit. Along this
line a general meeting of business men
mas been called for tomorrow even
ing by the officers of the Commercial
Club, Tor the purpose of discussing with
General Stone the suggestions for mon
etary reform which he made in paper
read before the National Farmers Con-
gress here last week.
The record-union., 1896-11-18
Baseball Team Sold.

GRAND RAPIDS (N1ich.), Nov. IL
Manager Ellis sold the Grand Rapids
baseball team at noon to-day to Bob
Leadley of Detroit and Robert j. Glen
alvin. The terms are not made public,
but it is known that good round sum
was paid. The sale includes the fran
chise and players on the reserve list.
Glenalvin will act as captain and man
ager
The record-union., 1896-11-18
NORTHERN PACIFIC ROAD.
An Order Entered in the Circuit Court
Discharging Two Receivers.

MILWAUKEE, (Wis.). Nov. I'm
the United States Court here this morn
ing Judge Jenkins entered an order dis
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HANNA CALLS ON MCKINLEY.
The President Elect and National
Committeeman Consult.

CANTON (O), Nov. H. Chairman
Hanna and a party of friends arrived
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The Alert to Relieve the Adams.

WASHINGTON, Nov. II. The
United States steamship Alert is un
der orders to sail tonight from San
Francisco to relieve the Adams as
guardship at Honolulu, Hawaii. This
has been deemed desirable by the Ad
ministration, as while not increasing
the naval force at the islands, will make
a change in the station, and give the
Adams some needed repairs at Mare
Island, for which purpose she is now or
dered TO come home after the Alert ar
riveS
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from Cleveland this afternoon. MAJOR
Mckinley went to the valley depot TO
meet his visitors, and they were driven
directly to Mr.. McKinley's home. BE
side Mr.. Hanna there were in the party
General Osborne, J. n. Huston OF con-
nersville, Ind, who was United states
Treasurer under President Harrison;
Charles Hedges of Galveston, Texas
Tams Bixby of st. Paul. Chairman OF
the Minnesota Republican State Exec
utive Committee; E. w. Smal'ey, 81
Paul, and Edward H. r. Green of Ter
rell, Texas, Chairman of the Repub-
lican State Committee. Mr.. Green en-
joys the distinction of being the son of
the wealthiest woman in the world, Mrs.
Hetty Green of New York.
After a brief period devoted to the ex-
preston of congratulations, the visit
ors took lunch with Major and Mrs. Nc
Kinley Chairman Hanna and the Pres
ident-elect then retired to the latter's
private office, where they ren,fined in
consultation until 4 o'clock.
The party, with the exception of Cen
eral Osborne, returned to Cleveland at
4:3O O'Clock. General Osborne Will re-
main in Canton for a few lays.
Major McKinley's proposed visit to
Cleveland has again been postponed,
and it is announced that he will not
leave Canton for another week at least.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
A CONTEMPORARY CORRECTED.

THE Macon Telegraph has been talk
ing about something Of which 1t knows
nothing. Listen at this:
That's a mighty battle down in the
second. Jim Grggs seems to be fighting
single, handed against all the other can
didates, with the sentiment of the peo-
pie on the silver question against him.
Now, who are "all of the other candi-
dates?' Besides Judge 6Figgs there is
only one openly announced candidate,
and he and the judge are on the same
platform the free coinage of both gold
and silver, as INTENDED for by the dem
cratic party from its earliest history.
Aud about nine-tenths of the democrats
of the second district are on that pla--
form, as will be demonstrated little Ia
ter on, when the counties begin to act
The Telegraph should keep an eye on
the second district for the next few
weeks and learn something.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
Tax Notice.
GERMAN KALI WORKS,
GA Nassau ST New Work

will be at the following places on the
dates named for the purpose of receiving
tax re.uln5 for 1896:
Twelfth District-We Wednesday, April
LIST; Friday, April 10th; Tuesday, A pril
21st.
Brentwood Thursday, April 2nd
Monday, April 10; Wednesday, April
22nd.
Sasser. Friday, April 3rd Tuesday,
April 14th; Thurs lay, April %.
Dover Mondey, April 9th; Wednes-
day, April 1871; Friday, April Gath.
Eleventh District Bottoms MilD--
Tuesday April 7th; Thursday, April
16t.l; Monday, April 9th.
New Eleventh District--Wednesd
April 9Th; Friday, April 18th; Tuesday,
April 98th
Parrot Thursday, April 9th; Mon
day, April 20; Wednesday, April Goth
Walls Store--Thursday, April 30th
Herod--Thursday May LIST.
Dawson-Every Saturday in April ant
during May term of court.
@. r. CANNON,
Tax Receiver.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

THERE will be no joint debate be-
tween Speaker Crisp and Hon. Elem du-
Bignon yet awhile, if at all. While in
Washington the other day Mr.. duBignon
called on Mr.. Crisp, and after thanking
him for the invitation to be present at
his Griffin appointment declined on ac-
count of business engagements. Mr..
duBignon promised to decide within a
week or two whether it would be adyisa-
BILE to have a series of joint discussions.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
az MEN AND DEMOCRATS.

The atlanta Commercial talks sui
US on subject that is now causing the
goldbug organs of Georgia great deal
of trouble. Under the above heading
the Commercial says:
"The administration press predicts
that all sorts of political disorders will
follow the action of the state convention
if it takes any position On the financial
question. Let them come. This should
not keep Georgia fr m doing her duty.
But there is no sincerity in the posi-
ton of these papers. To prove the truth
of this claim, they would urge not the
slightest objection to this 'unheard Of
J procedure if there were any probability
Of Georgia democracy declaring for the
gold standard.
SIT is the probability of recognition
being given to silver that makes these
cuckoos hysterical.
"They say that the state convention
should elect delegates to Chicago with
out expressing any opinion on the fnan-
| cial question. This is equivalent to say
ing that the people of Georgia haven't
got sense enough to know what they
want, an must, therefore, defer to the
| excellent judgment of few delegates
to decide the question after they have
heard from the able delegations from
New England ard the northwest.
"This view may suit the unmanly adj
ministration papers that present it,
but there is nothing in it that appeals to-
the dignifed spirit of self-assertion that
controls the rank and file of Georgia dem
dorsey.
How can national platform be built
so as to reflect the views of the majority
of the party il the states do not take
separate action on the question and
elect their delegates accordingly?
'Do these papers suppose that the re-
publican states of New England and the
northwest are going to send delegates
to Chicago without regard to how they
stand on silver and gold? Don't they
know that every state in the union that
S dominated by administration senti-
ment will see to it that positive dec
laration for the gold standard be made
part of this platform? This being self
evidenr, isn't it the veriest nonsense to
say to the manhood of Georgia that
they must make no expression on so i'm
portant a question:
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
NOTICE.

Henceforth we will build all our
best buggies. Ifyou want a genuine
A. grade buggy don't fail to see us
before you buy. We will continue
handling GAINESVILLE Buggies, Stud
ebaker and Tennessee Wagons also.
Don't forget that we can make
your old buggy new at our repair
shop. Our professional horse sheer
can make your old horse young with
a pair Of light steel shoes andIa few
nails. Come to see us.
OWENS & GURR.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

THE Georgia Chautauqua will be in
session at Albany next week A better
and brighter programme than ever be-
fore has been arranged, and nobody who
can go should miss it, AS usual, Daw-
s and Terrell county will give this
good institution encouragement and sup
port by sending over large delegation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

THE last heard of Judge Bower he was
still hold'n to that judgeshlp and had a
leg ngling on either side of the finan-
cial fence. The judge is neitLer grace
full nor n prudent performer in the poIit-
ical arena.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

We note with some concern that DR..
Towards Early County News is agitated
because this paper and the Albany Her
aid are taking hand in the campaign
in this congressional district. We re-
greet causing the dear doctor any dis
com6ture, but we can't permit the effort
to republicanize this democratic strong
hold to go On without saying something
about it. Perhaps it would somewhat
relieve the good man if he would open
his eyes to the fact that neither Judge
Bower nor ptain!Hammond is cutting
much of figure il the contest.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

MEssRs. c. /. GROVER and L. M.
Harris have bought the Columbus En-
quirer-Sun. These are good newspaper
men, and we believe they will put some
life sinto that paper. We wish these
clever gentlemen WELL
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

THE mere fact that Judge Griggs took
a run up to Washington the other day is
Fostering some of our esteemed eontem-
poraries, and they are enquiring the
meaning of it. That is easy enough. 1t
was oply to see congress in session ard
get "broke in He will occupy a desk
there before long.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

AMBASSADOR HAYARD, who told Eng
land that the people of the Uni ed Sta e
were not capable of governing them :
selves, has been censured by congress by
a vote of 1870 10 70.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

THE Dougherty cou nty bantam is still
scratching for the congressional worm.
We fear it is not for his craw.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

ARE q Ike Smith and the administra-
ton trying to freeze Elem duBiguon out
of the senatorial race? From the way
in which they are ignoring him it looks
that way. They could fare great deal
worse. Elem is decidedly the best man
on that side of the question in Georgia
today.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
Potash.

Strikingly profitable results
have been obtained by follow
ing this plan.
Our pamphlets not advertising circulars boom.
ing special fertilizers but practical works contain
ing latest researches the subject of fertilization and
really helpful farmers They are sent free for
the asking.
GERMAN KALI WORKS.
90 Nassau ST., New York
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

JUDGE ALLEN FORT has announced
his candidacy for congress in the third
district Judge Fort is a st ony and
good man.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01

LEGISLATIVE aspirants go about
these days with the native hue
of resolution sieklied DER with the
pale coat of thought" With the pros
peot before them of having publicly 10
declare their position on the United
States senatorship, the Bush bill and
the financial question, the boys need Of
fer so apology for the appearance of pre-
occupation.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1896-04-01
POOR soil

and exhausted fields which
were once productive can again
be made prOfitabIy fertile
by a proper rotation of crops
and by the intelligent use OF
fertilizers containing high per-
centages of
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Revival OF saShes

The popularity of the ribbon has
brought about the revival of the sash.
The summer girl will wear sashes on
as many occasions as possible. 1t is
limited that even the new woman will
look upon the sash with favor. The
sash of the coming summer is not like
the one worn few years ago In
place OF the long loops the ribbon is
tied in a pert butterfly bow. 1t stands
up instead of dropping down. The ends
however, are equally as long. They
reach close to the bottom of the skirt
The front of the new sash is shaped
like a girdle. giving the waist a more
slender appearance than if the ribbon
were merely wound about it.
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c. Boyd, San Francisco; Peter Whine,
Helena; ]. S. Proctor, st. Paul; c. F.
Hull, San Francisco; II. S. Rosenthal,
Helena; A. N. Wheeler, Minneapolis;
w. NJ. Wheeler. San Francisco; G. w.
Driver, Omaha; NJ. Hebgen, Butte; L.
V. Wertheimer. Butte; J. f. Clark,
Denver; w. c. Huyck, Des Moines; T.
j. Davis. Selma. Iowa.
AT the Rankin-R. Hynes, Denver;
I. r. Denny. Superior; VIM. A. Grant,
Superior; Ben Henderson, Huron; John
McCaig, Clinton; III. ii. Walking, Oak
land; S. l.. Haley. j. b. Haley, Stevens
vile; Ed. Donlan, Frenchtown; Henry
Huser, Bonner; ]. +. Bush, Florence;
James Rutherford, Clinton; C. L. Will
cox, city; T.. c. Adams, Martina; r.
+. Beall, Pardee; j. w. Young. Quartz;
$. Amercux, Potomac; Misses Clark,
Buffalo; j. Bernaul, Hamilton.
At the Kennedy-John Lynch. city;
s. Clemmons, city; ID. r. Mcdonald,
Hone
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improved itself by moving into pleas.
anter quarters and adding to it's plant.
Steve" has recovered from the Devil
derng effects of the fake announce
ment Of his marriage and is getting
out a good paper.
The Tribune, Notwithstanding the
somewhat hard knocks ii has received.
continues to pound away, the "Old
Man" being as emphatic as ever in his
avowal Of intention to expose fraud
and trample upon villainy.
All that Stevensville needs to be
happy now is the prosperity of the
accommodations. The indications are
mines about here and better railroad
that she will have both before long
Then this will be Utopia.
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IN DISTRICT COURT.
fIammering and wing and Grinding Gu
Jnslice II. at One.

IIammering and wing and Grinding Out
! Justice Al. at Once.
Missoula, March 21.-The dust and
| noise Of repairs in the district court
room drove Judge Woody into the jury
! room to-day for the session of the
court There was not much business,
| aside from minor civil cases.
In the time-worn case of Rosback
VS.. Kennedy, the objections of defend
ant were overruled and the supplement
tai report of the referee was adopted
Judgment was ordered as found by the
referee. Defendant excepted and stay
of execution of 80 days was granted for
preparation of an appeal
In the case of w. II. Wright VS.. ia
cobus Backker, in which plaintiff has
filed mechanics lien upon some build
ings which he moved for defendant, the
demurrer of defendant was overruled
and 20 days given in which to file an
answer.
The case of the Steadman Foundry
company VS.. the San Martina Mining
company came up again to-day and the
demurrer was overruled and defendant
given 20 days in which to file an an
swer.
In the case of the Missoula Mercan-
tile company VS.. Roberts, the courts
former order was set aside and a new
order made finding Judgment of $597.9
and $50 attorney fees for plaintiff.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Curry of Horse Plains
appeared before Judge Woody this aft
ernoon and wanted to be made a citi-
zen of the United States. Everything
was prepared to make her a citizen,
when 1t was discovered that by right
of her husbands citizenship, she was
already citizen and the whole thing
was declared off.
The divorce case of Cornelia Lear VS..
James IL. Lear was called this morn
ing and the default of defendant was
entered. The case came up for hear
ing this afternoon at 4 o'clock and
after hearing testimony, the decree
sought was granted to Mrs Lear.
After transacting some minor pro-
bate business Judge Woody adjourned
court.
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Missoula, March 40. b. Peppari
came down to-day from the mouth of
Rock creek, where he has begun work
on the new county bridge He said to
a Standard reporter: Bonita and the
new Spur Sceptre. are busy places now
There are several teams hauling build
ing material from the railroad to Quig-
ley and there is sawmill being un-
loaded now for the new camn INC
weather is very pleasant up there but
the mud is bad. All loads sink hub
deep and teams have to double back
on the grades. Nothing stops them.
however. and the new camp up Rock
creek will be a buster place than II Is
now as soon as the building starts"
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SSOULA NEWS.

! Missoula, March H.-The Bitter Root
/ train was held this evening until the ar
/ rival of the overland from the East.
! slight landslide on the Occur d'Alene
| branch delayed the train from Wallace
about two hours.
Contractor Peppard has begun work on
the new bridge at the mouth of Rock
creek. The piledriver was taken up yes
terday.
Missoula market gardeners are nearly
! ready with homegrown vegetables for
the early market. There are more hotbeds
In the valley this year than ever before.
A canvass is TO be made Immediately
among the local wheelmen to increase the
membership of the cycle club Every man
who rides wheel ought to join and help
out the new athletic park scheme.
Extensive improvements will be made
this year in the Valley cemetery.
Less poultry is shipped into Missoula
from abroad this year than ever before
Ranchmen of the Missoula and Bitter
Rott valleys are able to keep the market
well supplied.
Among the pleasant features of the
birthday party given to Joseph Des-
champs. jr., was the duet played by Miss
ouimette and Harry Schroeder
Principal Musician Davis of the
Twenty-ffth infantry, who was shot by a
woman Wednesday night, is at the post
hospital in about the same condition in
which he has been since ne was wounded
A complication has arisen in that Davis
left lung is affected with pneumonia As
yet he has not suffered much but some
fears are entertained as to the result of
the trouble.
General Manager Dickinson and Re
ceiver Burleigh of the Northern Pacific
passed through Missoula to-day on No.
i. DIR. Murray of Butte was a member of
Mr. Dickinson's party.
Lumbermen are anXiUusiy watching for
warm weather that the drives may be
started. At both Hamilton and Bonner
the log supply is low and a part Of the
winters cut will be rushed in as quickly
as possible. although the main drives will
be held until the June rise.
AT the United States land office to-day
patents were received as follows: Andrew
Munson. northwest quarter section "a
township 2l. range 2S. 156. 80 acres. and
Tillman l.. Adair. southwest quarter of
northwest quarter. section "a. township g.
range q, 40 acres.
Sheriff Mclaughlin sold to-day under I
foreclosure to judgment creditors the fol- /
lowing property: To James Slater. Ecliose
stable and lot 10. block %. c. Il. Higgins
addition, Sl4,436.9l; to John Williams.
Agnew Moore residence property. East
Front street, $S.O35.1O; First National
lank. lots IL. Is, 16 and II, block % q y .
Higgins addition $1.1OO
The new camp of Woodmen of the
World will be organized here next week
With between so and 60 members.
Judge w. NJ. Bickford is back from
Helena. He says that there is much en-
husiasm there over the Mssoula ticket
he only fear is that its boom was start
d TOO early and that the zeal of it's adhe-
ents may wane before election
Benson Hord is confined to his room bv
ONE trouble with his ewes
Miss Allie Reeves has returned from a
1eek's visit at Bonner.
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Free Attendant service, Grand Central
alton. New York

The system of uniformed attendants.
established by the New York Central.
at Grand Central Station. New York
City, last spring. has grown as popular
with the travelling public as the famous
Empire State Express. Ii supplies a
long felt want, and is especially appre-
ciated by strangers and ladies travel
ing alone. The corps Of red-capped at
tendants has recently been greatly in
creased. and they are now found i'm ev-
cry part of Grand Central Station: at
the entrances to the Waiting Rooms.
ready to assist you from your carriage.
and show you 10 the train; and at the
platforms Of all arriving trains. pre-
pared 10 carry your luggage. summon a
carriage. or direct YOU TO the elevated
or surface lines OF railway that radiate
from Grand Central Station TO all parts
Of the city. This service is absolutely
free. No tips are necessary. The at
tendants are active and intelligent: DO
lite and well posted; they speak several
languages, and are walking encyclope-
dias.
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Court Martial .t Keoeh

Missoula, March 21.-GeneraI orders
received yesterday at Fort Missoula
announce a general court martial TO he
held at Fort Keogh April .. Major
Mckibbin. Captain Wilson, Captain
Loughborough and Captain Andrews
are detailed as members of the court
IL is not known here for what purpose
the court martial is called but, from
the rank of the officers detailed from
the Twenty-fifth infantry. IL is sun
posed that it is for the trial of an Of
fiCer
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Republican MrebInr C;ub

Missoula, March 21.-At an enthusi-
astic meeting held tonight there was
organized a young republican march
ing club. IL was not decided whether
TO call IL the Smead club or the Boos
club, but the following rallying song
was unanimously adopted:
Were loyal young republicans
All Doodle we refuse.
We all want Smead for governor
And we all are out for Booze.
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HOTEL GUESTS.

Missoula. March 21-Guests at the
local hotels are:
At the FlOrence-S. Siebenhauer. San
Francisco: Abe Weinberger. New York:
w L. Glenn, Henry Jacobs. san Fran
cisco; Joseph Cooper. ST. Louis. Harry
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Instruments Flied.

Missoula, March 21.-The following
instrument was filed with the county
clerk to-day:
Deed-D. ]. Heyfrau ct ux. to Arnold
Mickles, west half of southwest quar-
Ter. section %, township IA, range 16,
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CWestern Montana MeWs

The Western Montana once of the
Standard is at Room l. Daily block Mis-
soula. Telephone No. lis Advertising
rates furnished on application.