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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-09-22

Affidavit of George Steele con
erning delinquent taxes for 1897
hhrged against certain property
urchas&1 by Annie NJ. Steel from
ieorge Ed wards and requestin.
that the personal taxes OF George
edwards be deducted therefrom.
aid Edwards having been non
resident at the tire the assessment
''as made, was presented, and after
vnstiga'i"n the hoard ordered
that the treasurer deduct the said
PERSONAL taxes from said assess
1ent and that Mrs. Steel be
flowed to redeem the property up
"a ayment Of the real estate
taxes.
Board adjourned to 10 m Sept
0,
FOURTH DAY.
Sept. 8 Board met at 10 m
All members present.
Contract with Wrought Iron
Bridge Co of Canton. Ohio, for
"rection of a steel bridge across
he Marias river for the sum O
$3.50 VS. approved, bridge 10 be
rullt according to plans and speci-
rcations flied in county clerk
office. The time for completion
vas extended to Feb !, 1899, the
contractor to forfeit $500 pe.'
day for each and every day bridge
remains unfinished after said date.
Ordered that bidder be required
to furnish bond 10 double the
amount of bid, bond to approved
oy County commissioner Taylor,
County Attorney Erickson and
County Clerk Warner, and that
upon approval of said bond the
couf ty clerk return 10 the bridge
company the check accom- panying
the bid.
The following quarterly reports
were approved and ordered filed.
M D Cooper justice CT the peace
Choteau, township, warrant or
dered i'll payment of costs incurred.
Jacob Schmidt, coroner. Re
porting inquests held upon the
bodies of Lorenzo Woods, James
Mckee and unknown an found in |
a c4bin on the Muddy Warrants
ordered in pay mert of expenses
incurred.
Resignation of Geo Adlan. as
JUST of petre, Dupuyer town
ship, was received and accepted. !
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-09-22
G. E. rrescott publisper.

| hereby announce myself can
didate for county assessor, subjeot
to the will of the Republican county
convention. ]. j. Brown.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1898-09-22
Proposals for Bridge.

Sealed proposals will be received
bv the undersigned up to 10
o'clock a. M, of Monday, Septem-
Der 20, 1898, for the construction
of bridge across Muddy creek.
at point on the Choteau and
Collins road, il accordance with
plans and specifications on file in
my Office.
The right is, reserved to reject
any and all bids.
BY o, der OF the board of county
commissioners.
A. G. WARNER, County Clerk.
Choteau, Mont. Sept. Is. 1898.
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At 49 Cents Each.
Greatest Glove
 Selling Yet.

Crowds of pleased purchasers throng the two glove counters Such glovevaue giving passes the States past best
 These gloves have sold in ordinary about here $2oo pair. We place their value as easily worth $I5 and ST 75. They're all on sale at SIoo pair. The gloves are of this seasons styles and in the fashion able shades.
 With this big stock the market who would buy our extra good value $1.oo glove? Yon won't have to- We've put them all on the counter at 75c par
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A Dress Goods
 | Movement.

Always some change taking place in the dress goods mar ket, Price-changes seem to be all in your favor. This one is particularly so.
 Black Storm Serges, 40 in- ches wide. Worth 3oc., for 25c a yard.
 B inch All-wool Black Chevlots, actually worth Soc,, for 6oc a yd. Black Wool Crepons, Sl quality. Here now at 69c a yard.
 50 inch All-wool Cancels Hair Cheviot Suiting. Worth 8oc., for 69c yd.
 50 pieces Novelty Suiting, large variety of patterns. Worth soc and 5oc yard, for 25c yd.
 50 pieces Colored Suitings, All-wool, 20 different color lngs, at 25c yd.
 All the above values are exceptional, and deserving of a visit if only to see what the buying power of this store can do for your benefit.
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Decorated China Soup Plates Oat- meal Saucers, Rouillon Dishes, etc., in new shapes at SC each
 Decorated China Cracker Jars, really wonderful value at 3oc ca h. At Cents Each.
 An assortm nt of China Match Hold. CTS, Tooth Pick Holders, Butter Pat ies. etc., all at SC each At 10 Gents Each.
 In handsome designs of China, Ink Stands, Fancy Trays, Smokers Trays, Rink Rracks, Dive Dishes, etc., all at Ioc each.
 China Tea Pot Stands. Pitchers, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs, Envelope Cases. Spoon Holders, Fancy Bowls, Cake Plates, Bread Plates, Butter Plates, etc, all at 25c each.
 At 49 Gents Each.
 Handsome China Loving Cups. Hot Cake Plates Fancy Ink Stands Square, Round and Oval Bon Bon Trays, Con- binat1on Sets Celery Trays, Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs, Pite hers, Jelly Trays, Sauce Toureens. Cak- Plates Fanoy Bowls, Candy Bask=ts, etc, all at 4oc each.
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Capes.
 Cloth Capes, trimmed with straps, velvet collars, etc, at $375, $s.e8, $500, $6 oS and upwards.
 Plush and Velour Capes in handsome styles at $3.oS, $5. .oo, $7.oS and up to $2o.oo each.
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25OO Yds.
 Novelty Silks.

A short story about a big silk saving. Novelty SilkS that are really worth $1.oo and SIPS are now on sale at 5oc a yd. This offer we think betters our past best. Come and see what you think about 1t.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07
More of those Photograph Frames.

Five Hundred of these Photograph Frames vanished in a day and a half of quick selling last week--many late corners were disappointed.
 Here are One Thousand more. They are in Malachite, Oak, Birch, Dutch and Gilt, with mats in white, grey and gilt, covered with good, clear glass.
 You'll find them on the Chapel Street door Bargain ,, Table.
 I.1aatENN:MALLN@.
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7HEgNkAEY@ zy1g please ynot "yondA" nEgNMALLEY@. News of Two Great Sales.
China from the
 Auction Room.

About this time of year always give you special China buying chances We're fortunate this year there China Auction just the right time. Here's the story oft:
 P H. Leonard, for many years leading importer of China has failed His stock sold at auction. We were there looking after your interests These few prices tell the tale of your money saving
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ghegnmrmal and Gnmrier
Monday, November 2. 1898.
NEW AD DKERTIS EM ENTS TO-DAK.

 A Silk Sale-The Chas. Monson Go. A Pocket Knife-John ID. Bassett X Co., Crcums mstances-F. NJ, Brown x Co. Chiffoniers- Brown X Durham. Dr. Agnew's Liver Pills-Drugglsts, Guaranteed Stocks-Klmberly, Root X Day. "Koal'-W. r. Gilbert. k ss Ada Rehan-Hyperon Theater Notice-Town Meetng-Hamden Selectmen. Our November Sale-H. Mcintyre X Co. Postum-At Grocers.
 Rugs-N H. Window Shade Co. Special Sale Steak-Public Market. Two Great Sales-The Edw. Malley Go. iTo Rent-Flat-F. s, Ward, S1 Church St. Too Many Rugs-Chas. P. Thompson. Wedding Glfts-The G. H. Ford Co, Wonderful Sale of Silks-Howe & Stetson ''Welshbach" Light-N H. Gas Light Co. Wanted--Situation--11 Olive Street, Wantel-Girl-Lock Box 1505 Want4d-Cook- Orange Street Wanted-Board and Rooms B.. This Office Wanted-Situation-6 Nash Street. Wanted-Situations-6 Carlisle Street. Wanted-Men-23 Church Street, Room 92.
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UEATHER RECORD.

Agricultural Department Office of the Chief of the Weather Bureau, Washington, D. G. Nov. G. 1898, p. m. Forecast for Monday For New England: Fair; brisk westerly winds.
 For eastern New York: Fair; colder in southern portion; brisk westerly winds.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07

At 69 Cents Each.
 New des gns in China Salad Bowls, Celery Trays Bon Bon Trays, Comb and Brush rtays, Gold Meat Dishes, Tea Caddies Tea Pots Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs, etc. All at 69c each.
 At so Cents Each.
 Handsome designs in China Covered D shes large Steak Dishes Fancy Cake Plates, Jelly Dishes, Oiv Dishes Co n portiers Chocolate Jugs Sugar Bowls, Cream Jugs Tea Caddies, Cand estlcks | Fancy Ink Stan s C acker Jars Glove and Handkerchief Boxes, all at S9c ca. Genuine Lemognes and Dresden Cups and Saucers in Chocolate After Dinner and Tea Sizes. at 4oc each We are placing on sale lot of Copen hagen China Ware at half regular prices. The pieces a Bon Bon Boxes Ora ker Jars, Choc late Pots. Chocolate Cups, After Dinner Coffee Cups Tea Cups, Vases, Salad Dishes. JeIlies Cake Plates, Olive Dshes, Comb anc Brush Trays, Dinner Breakfast, Tea and Bread Pla,es, Tea Cadiies sugar ] Bowls Cream Jugs etc.
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NcWneSS and Excellence in Winter
 Jackets.

All that is new, stylish and worthy in the world of wom- ans outer wear finds a quick, direct road from it's birth place to this Costume Salon.
 Jacket newness is expressed in the dip coat--of course we have them. They are in Black or Navy Blue Wash ington Mills Kersey, strapped seams, front and back, all satin lined, tailor buttons. A very smart, stylish Jacket. The makers decided only to use this style in their most expensive jackets, but a lot of argument and a good order brings them here so we can sell them at $Io each.
 Black Kersey Jackets, satin lined, strapped seams, for $5.
 Black or Navy Blue Ker- sey Coats, body and sleeves lined with satin. Worth $Io, for $6.75.
 Black, Brown, Blue, Green or Tan Kersey Coats, all sat in lined. Worth $I2. 50 for $8.49.
 Kersey Coats in Black, Royal, Seal, Cactus, Castor Tan, etc, lined with a super for quality fancy silks and satins, at $Io, $I3.5o, SIS and up to $2o each. Velour and Plush Coats in new styles, just received, plain and jetted, at $I3.5o. SIS. .oo, $24.oo and $29.o %.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07
7arEgMxMALLN@.
Special Sale of
 Silver Ware.

We've been ransacking the silverWare market to help make this years sale more brilliant than last years great success. Price movements have all been in your favor, and now we have a showing that the States best efforts have never equalled in goodness and price-lowness.
 The whole force of this great store is behind every piece of silver plate on sale. It's worthy or it isn't here.
 A large assortment of designs of Quadluple Plated Ware in Tea Pots, sugars, Cracker Jars, Pickle Ctstors Creams, Syrup Jugs, Cake Baskets Berry Dishes Crumb Trays, Butter Dishes, Water Pitchers, Chocolate Pot, Spoon Holders, Fern Dishes. etc, which while they last we will sell at $1,o8
 A lot of Plated f2 dwt. Knives-cheap at Ss 6e-wll go at $2. 5o doz.
 Tea Spoons, s r.5o dog Dessert Spoons, 2.79 !" Table Spoons, 2.oS " Table Forks, 2.eS l" Dessert Forks, 2.7o :"
 The following pieces are in lined cases
 Butter Knife, 25c each Sugar Spoon, 25c each Fish Knife, $r.I9 each Fish Fork, I.Io Pi Knife Soc " Cake Knife, Soc " Sugar Tongs. 6oc ( utnb Knife. I.3o " Oyster Forks, 2qc :" Berry Spoons, 7oc q Cream .-ad les, 3oc ' Gravy Ladies, soc {" Oyster Ladies, I.Io !" Soup Ladies, I.4o Salt Spoons. Ioc Mu taid Spoons. i2c '
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Curtains at Surprising
 Prices.

Several splendid lots of Curtains that came our way at prices very much under the usual Needless to say that you get the full benefit of these fortunate purchases.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07
SI.25 Underwear 75c.

Only 2lH dozen of these Vests and Pants and they're grand value. Fine, Jersey ribbed white Vests, are shaped, and trimmed with silk lace, ribbon and pearl buttons If in firsts would be S125, and we consider it the best garment in the market at that price. As they are 75C each
 These garments are fully one half wool.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07
"The Priscilla" is the Best LOO Corset Made.

1.-The Priscilla" is the Best I.OU Corset Wade.
 This is not guess work with us it is fact. We took the best $l.oO corset we knew of and made "The Priscilla better, much bet ter. That's why it is the best.
 Here in three lengths. In black, white and drab. and all sizes.
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Tapestry Curtains.

A couple of Vefy special values
 At $4.o8 tine pair. These Tapestry Curtains were made to sell for $S.o8 and $6.98. They're in very handsome designs, reversible, with heavy knotted fringe. Size, three yards by 90 inches.
 At $3.o8 the pair. A remarkable Tapestry Curtain, full size, fringed, and in excellent patterns and colors. Never sold before under $500.
 Rufled Bobinet Curtains
 With lace head and edge to ruffle. S'ze, 2A yards by 40 inches. Really S1.oo value.
 SIPS the pair.
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Waists are
 In Daylight Square.

We're crowded out. Hadn't the room on our regular waist counters to show this large assortment of waists and give you the shopping comfort you should have. We've left the silk waists in their regular place and the following you'll find in Day light Square.
 Ladies or Misses All-wool Flannel Waists, braid trim= med, black. navy, cardinal, grey, green, etc. Sizes g to 44-12 to 16 yrs. Regular price, $I.oo. Here now for 5Sc.
 Ladies' or Misses Wool Waists. Fronts all trimmed with soutache braid, also on collar, sleeves, etc. Same colors as above. Regular price, $1.25. Special, oo>.
 Ladies and Misses Over plaid Woolen Waists, black, navy, cardinal, brown or green. High stock collars. Regular price, $I.oo. Special value at o8c.
 Mirror Velvet Opera Waists, ali colors, detachable stock collars. Made and fin ished in a superior manner. Regular price, $500. Special at $3.75.
 100 Tafeta Silk Waists, black, solid colors and fancy stripes, corded and tucked fronts-$5.oo value. Special $3.75.
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COLUMBIA LODGE.

COLUMBIA LODGE. Columbia lodge No. 15, I. o. o. F., will give grand sociable in Harugari hall on the evening of November 14. THE CAMPAIGN OF 1896 IS STILL UNFINISHED. VOTE TO FINISH IT TOMORROW.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07

Brief Mention. High water to-day, 4:51 a. m. Buy a lot $1O0. R. E. Baldwin.
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S6.50 and S7.OO Lace Curtains, S4.69.

100 pair of handsome Irish Point Lace Cur tains in white. Patterns, of which there are about A, are exceptionally good and include a rich, effective Renaissance effect
 Curtains are 3A yards long, 54 inches wide, and such as usually sell for $o.5O and S7Oo
 For this sale S4.oo the pair. 90 pair of Irish Point Lace Curtains in nine different patterns Made }15 yards long and SO inches wide These are white, too. Usu- ally $500. S3oS the pair.
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Silk Couch Covers.

confound these with the cheaper kinds advertised
 These are Italian Silk Couch Covers and are all silk and heavy. Colors are beautiful.
 S2. 6o each. Brass Extension Rods.-Made of brass tubing. Extend from g to 4a inches.
 Complete for 3c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07

These manufacturers seconds but from the largest and best mills h But probably not fully understand what seconds underwear garments fully the standard they the the factory little knitting, dropped stitch little hemst they Hence the accumulation of seconds 1 bemShes hardly decernble
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Local Weather Report.

l.. M. TARR, Observer.
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Such silks as these have never been sod und Ready at opening hour this Monday morning
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-07

They're manufacturers sam pies. Feather pillows, p inches square, with covers of eegant silk velour, china silk, and silk damask. Finished with heavy tassel at corners. Easily worth s3.OO to $500.
 While they last, S2. 25 each.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
GRlTrO FORCED TO TRAIN.
He Preferred Chicago to Trip Over
land.

Young Critic the pugllst who IL
matched to fight Lavlnge IN Califor-
MIA. went into Harrison street police
station Wednesday night rather than
20 west to his training quarters, says
the Chicago Tribune. A short time
In tho station convinced Critic that n
Pullman cur was pleasanter than a
cell, and he mournfully promised to
start Immediately II he were given the
chance. So his manager and his
friends took him to the train,
Unless he repented again at West
ern avenue or ut Oak Park, Young
Critic is now well on his way to Cal
ifornia. but none OF his supporters In
Chicago are willing to bet on IL.
Critic reached Chicago a few days
ago from st. Louis. His manager,
John Hollerhan, devoted "a hours a
day to persuading him TO 10 out to
California, where his training quart
ors arc waiting for him. But Griffo
managed TO have such pleasant time
in Chicago that he positively declined
to think OF such thing as training.
CRITICS. pocketbook received so many
jabs and left hooks that II was finally
knocked out, and Col. Hopkins adj
vanced money for Critics journey on
condition that he would quit Chicago
at once and go To California.
Col. Hopkins gave Critic the money
and tickets Monday might In Michs
iRan avenue. "Wednesday night the
colonel found that Critic had Travelled
as far west as State street. He sent
two detectives after him, and after
n stormy interview, In which MAN.
ager Hollerhan bewailed the bitter
day In which no had rescued Critic
from the 'gnominy OF brick yard,
offered the lightweight the alterna-
tive Of Harrison street police station
or California.
Critic said no preferred Harrison
street police station as II was nearer
to State street. So he was marched
Off and locked up. Then the pugilist
iepented. He said he would go to
California or ANY old place." II they
would let him out. Then his friends
organized the escort club. and took
him to the train.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

has so far been received, as the foot
OF white men has never yet trodden
the ground. Such Information locates
these deposits en- the headwstsrs OF
the east fork Of the Chittyna, which
Is the east fork OF the Copper, or moro
definitely speaking, at n point nearly
northwest from Mount st. ELIAS. From
the Dalton post ON the Alsek river,
tho Indians say, the distance can be-
covered with pick animals In summer
In about six weeks time. the distance
by trail being 400 very bad miles. The
Indians obtain their chunks az copper
as nuggets picked out of the gravel
banks along the river. and say they
are quite numerous. We have seen
such nugget MS large around ms n
plate. and from ono to tive inches
thick. AS to the origin, or source, or
this copper the Indians know nothmg
or arc too duh to speak, They are
content to pick out OF the gravel as
thoy SO along enough pieces to answer
their wants for bullets and trinkets.
and do not concern their minds from
whenoei' came, There Is no doubt
that tho region holns within It's con-
iines great deposits OF virgin copper
anu copper ores. but is the trouble and
expense OF getting the rcd metal out
worth the gaing
In the Klondike or middle lukGu
region In midwinter tho sun rises
from $50 to 10 q, m, and sets from
to p, H., the total length OF day.
! light being about four hours. The
sun rises but few degrees above the
horizon ut that date in midday. obser-
vations taken during the winter by
the coast and gcodetio survey for a
period Of six months In tho middle
Yukon division, give the following
mean temperatures:
October, SS degrees above zero; No
vember, s degrees above zero: Deoem-
ber, II degrees below zero: January,
II degrees below zero; February, 16
degrees below zero; March, 0 degrees
above zero; April, 20 degrees above
zero,
The daily mean temperature fell
and remained below the freezing point
from Nov, to April 81, thus giving
l6S days us the length OF the closed
season, assuming temperature only
The lowest temperatures registered
during the winter was 50 below In
January, The greatest continuous
cold occurred in February, when the
daily mean for Ave consecutive days
was A degrees below. Generally
cloudy weather prevailed, there being
but three consecutive days In any
month with clear weather, In June
the sun rises about l.: 80 IN tho morn
ing and sets at 1880 giving abou,
twenty hours OF daylight and diffused
twilight the remaining four. Tho
mean summer temperature ranges
between 60 and 20 degrees Although
there ia almost Il continuous sun In
the summer time. tho evaporation Ia
slow, owing to the thick moss which
will not conduct tho heat. The con-
sequence Ia tho ground Is always
swampy on the surface and frozen
underneath. In winter there In
usually consider able wind.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
FIGURES FROM JUNEAU.
Careful Estimates OF Next Springs
Output Are 100000.

The Alaska Mining News, published
at Juneau has, among other things,
these items of new interest concern
ing the new Yukon fields.
A conservative estimate Of the
winter seasons yield in gold on the
Klondike can be placed at $30,000.O0O,
A number OF single claims will yield
from half million to million and
half, and there is not only one such
claim In the district, but dozon or
more OF them. Both Hunker and
Gold Bottom creeks are conceded To
be as rich as Bonanza and Eldorado.
many OF the claims on Hunker yielding
$4,000 TO the box. Claim No. 30.
Eldorado, with but one man shoveling
one shift or twelve hours, cleaned up
$4,000. On Skookum gulch, from
claims Nos. ! ana Q. two box lengths
produced $4,000. Some men who own
interests In different claims, are con-
fident Of taking out from $1,000, 900 to
s4.000,O00 by spring. The above figures
arc given TO US by both Mcssrs. Bach
and Mallory, two business men OF this
place. who have just returned from
Dawson, and can be relied upon, and
who generally know what they are
talking about. Az an instance OF how
the gold was pouring into Dawson. ten
days after the down-rlyer boats left,
which, Of course. took what dust the
stores had on hand at the time. the
North American Transportation and
Trading company had accumulated
quarter OF million dollars In It's safe,
and the Alaska Commercial company
had fully as much.
Relative to the copper deposits on
Copper river. nothing but meager in
formation given by the Stick Indiana,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
KILLED WHILE sLEIGHING

Berlin, Wis, Jan. 7.--W.,iie
Charles Oliver OF Omro was giving q
party OF children sleighride HIS
horses became frightened and ran
away. All OF the children were
thrown from the sleigh. almost In
stantly killing Divers children and
injuring mans others. Both Oliver
and his wife. who was with the chill
cren, were severely hurt.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

Spaniards attempt to kill or capture
Gen. Aranguren by trick.