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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-23
PREPARING FOR REGATTA,

Isle OF Hope Ynchtsmcn Gcttint.
Their Craft i'm Trim.
The Isle Of Hope Yacht Club is prepar-
Ing for its regatta on July 4 The regatta
viii be The first the cub has given in ten
Years For years the regatta at Isle Of
Hope was one of the features Of the sum
tner' but after the organization OF the sa
Nannah Yacht Club the regattas at Islo
81 Hope were discontinued The revival
promises TO give the yachtsmen Of the
sailor qualities
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The Woodmen of the World gave their
annual excursion to Tybee. The trains
We're. crowded, and the excursionists en-
joyed the day
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0Stfers the Sayannahians a one dollar rat
savannah to Charleston and return. Tjet'
S e.i on sale every Sunday. Trains IeaVe
SSaaHannan a. M, returning Ieave
charleston at p. m. and 11:l5 o. m "a
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Ladies' Golf Hats the Latest

The latest novelties in golf and outing
hats at Krouskoffs special sales to-day.
Krouskoff' Sad.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-23

Always said that Crab Orchard Water
would cure more diseases than any one
remedy that he had ever used.-ad.
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Ladies GoIf Hats the Lotest

The latest novelties in golf and outing
hats at krouskoHs special sales to-day.
Krouskon' sad.
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To-day at Krouskofs white iumbo
sailors, &c, others ask J0c. Krouskoff,
ad. =
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Rough Jumbo Sailors a5c

To-day at krouskoff's. white tumbo
sailors, 2Sc' others ask SOC. Krouskoffs-
ad.
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T2."O for So, 80 ana $500
Trimmed Hntn


Your choice of any trimmed hat q,
Krouskoff's for to-day, only S250--ad
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$3.50 for 80, SO and $500
Trimmed Inns.

Your choice Of any trimmed hat at
Krouskolf's for to-day, only S2.5O.-ad.
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These jardiniers, are without exception
the finest we ever gave away. Can and
see them. The Great Atlantic and Pacific
Tea Company, los Broughton street vest
Telephone 6l6.-ad.
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Jardiniers for Friday ana snturd,,

Just received one thousand jariiniers 10
be given away Friday and Saturday to all
purchasers Of any of the following arti-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-06-23

7jc worth Of tea, any kind.
81 worth Of coffee, any kind.
81 worth of tea ana coffee.
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one pound Thea Nectar tea ............. .eoc
one pound Japo tea .......................7j c
one pound best Baking Powder. .45e
one pound best pepper .l0e
one pound pest mustard -................40 zoe
Two bottles lemon or vanilla extracts. .E0.
~, north of zoo ar,- l-sra
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HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, Aug. ia number of the
Watts party. which started some 10
days ago for the National park. arrived
home yesterday, having gotten no far
then than Wiles Springs. A few are
still at the Springs, while DR.. Owings
and wife, the Misses Nummers, Miss
Cummins and mother. Miss Million and
a few of the men folks have gone on
to the park
Mayor Webster of Mssoula spent Fri
day in town on some legal business.
Miles Finlen, the well-known Butte
mining man, came over on the Copper
City last night and will stay over Sun
day, if not longer.
DR.. Turner of Butte came over last
night and is a guest at the Ravalli.
II. G. Cooney of Butte is a visitor in
Hamilton.
F. A. Jones of Anaconda is among the
guests who registered at the RavalIi
last night.
j. b. Collins and wife returned last
night from their outing IL the valley.
in which they had been accomplished
from here by Supervisor Weber and
family. Mr.. and Mrs. Collins went
home to Missoula this morning.
DR.. Reber returned last night from
Virginia City. where he had been for
the past two or three weeks looking up
the mining interests in which he and
other Hamiltonians are interested.
Frank Cone gave an open air concert
with his phonograph last night and a
large number of people, including many
ladies, duly appreciated it.
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MISSOULA NOTES.

The August term of the district court
opens Monday.
The undertake. Of Montana and
Idaho will meet in Nissoula Monday
Deputy Sheriff ,arrty is down at
Cedar creek on civil business.
An extra passenGrr coach was added
to the eastbound train Thursday even
ing.
The members OF the Salvation army
went up the Rattlrsnake to-day on
picnic.
At meeting held Friday evening
the Woodmen of America initiated II
new members
Miss Mary Cyr r'turned this evening
to Spokane after An extended visit in
Missoula with friends.
J. NJ. Wood is having an addition
added to his residence on his ranch lin
the west end of the city.
Charles Vaughn ot the telephone COM
pany is making his monthly rounds
disinfecting the hand telephones.
Undertaken Hayes was called to st.
Regis yesterday. and took a coffin along
for a woman who died there Thursday
afternoon.
MI and Mrs. William Biles have re-
turned from a pleasant trip to the coast
anu nave SO1lt TO II 'uSthttIlllS OiI ilit
north side.
Two trainloads Of cattle passed
through Missoula Friday from the
state of Washinglom and billed for
South Omaha
Miss Harriet L. Chattin has sold to
X. NJ. Cobban the southeast quarter
of section 2, township - north, range
16 west, for $1,000.
The pickaninny cake walk and dance
at Elks' hall Wednesday night will be
the cleverest entertainment of the year
Tickets, so cents.
The Mssoula Mercantile company is
having an elevator built in it's ware
house on the Bitter Root track. near
the School section.
Brakeman Ransom of the Northern
Pacific while coupling cars at Garrison
this week got his LETT hand caught and
received painful wound.
The Missoula Mercantile company has
brought suit in the district court
against George NJ. Deroser for the sum
of $444 for merchandise delivered to
him.
The children of the Methodist church
enjoyed a picnic up the Rattlesnake
back of the poor farm Friday. The
day was spent in games and other
sports.
Mrs. Kate NJ. Moelar was given a
sheriff's deed for the Ferguson property
on the school section to-day. Mrs Noel
lar having a mortgage on the property.
bought it on foreclosure proceedings for
$517.11.
Mrs. Grace O'Donnen of Reliance,
Va, has made application as teacher
in this school district. She is sister
of Abner Hallihan. who is connected
with the Great Northern Railway COM
pany.
County Attorney Denny has filed new
papers in the ease Of the county
against James Martin. wherein the
county has brought condemnation pro-
ceedings against Martin for a new road
through his ranch.
The Missoula Mercantile company has
begun attachment proceedings in the
district court against c. c. Pritchett
for note given them on the 1st day of
January, 1895, for $272 80 and interest
| at the rate of l per cent per month
| There is now due the sum of 1854 80.
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Believed by the Agitators That the Plai
Will BE Carried Out.

Will BE Carried Out.
Missoula, Aug. 19.-The matter of the
construction of a new wagon and foot
bridge across the Missoula river near
the mouth of the Rattlesnake has been
taken up again and it Is the plan of
those who are agitating the matter to
have it pushed through to completion
this time. The matter was in good
shape once this year and was dropped
for some reason. 1t is said that pri-
vate subscriptions to the amount of
$500 have been guaranteed and that
there is every probability that the bal
ance of the amount required for the
building of the bridge can be raised n
a short time. This bridge is much
needed on account of the growth of the
university and the development of the
east end of the town. 1t Is estimated
that suitable bridge can be built for
$4,000 and the conditions certainly de-
mand the immediate construction of It,
If the matter is taken up now and car
ried through to completion. it will be
built next summer. If it is allowed to
drag along it will be a year after that
before any work can be done. During
| the past two weeks there have been
| many inquiries al the Standard office
as to what is being done in the mat
ter.
A Standard reporter to-day made a
| canvass of those who We're engaged in
| the promotion of the scheme last
| spring, and from those who are in town
| he learned that there is nothing in the
way of the plan as far as is known.
Mayor Webster is of the opinion that
the bridge should be built next summer
| if possible. He expressed the opinion
that there are many men in town who
| have not been interviewed in the mat
| ter who would be willing to assist ma
| terially in the financial plans. Presi-
| dent Craig of the university is anxious
to have the bridge built. j. H. T. Ry
man of the local university board con-
siders the building of the bridge as a
| necessary proposition in connection
with the development of the university.
F.. NJ Radcliffe and other residents of
the east side are much interested IN Lne
matter and are willing to do their share
in the financial part of the work. AL
| derman Greenough is earnestly in favor
Of the plan. Nobody who was seen in
regard to the construction Of the bridge
according to the plan proposed. of rails
ing funds by private subscription, is
| opposed to the idea. Mayor Webster
| said that the care and maintenance of
the bridge will probably fall upon the
city after it is completed, but that he
| thought that the city would be willing
| to assume that burden.
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"The Order of Washington"

Is a fraternal society organized in Port
land, Ore. IS years ago, and is otficered
by men of wide reputation throughout
the northwest and of financial stand
ing in that city. Its basic principles
are fraternity and it emulates the char
aCter and teachings of George Wash
ington. the Father of Our Country.
1t embraces the tive-year nor-forfeiture
and the 10-year borrowing features of
the old life companies and all of the
latest up-to-date good features of the
various fraternal societies. Represen-
tatives are elected by the various
unions to the supreme union to assist
in the making and executing of the
laws. 1t issues two separate policies.
one covering sickness or accident at
lowest safe rates as follows: 80 celits
per month secures IS per week. 81 Sc
cures IS, and 81 per week secures SIG
per week, and a funeral benefit of S15.
The other is an endowment policy, and
| will instance only few ages. as fol-
lows: is to "a years will cost so cents
per month and in 20 years will receive
81. 900: 80 to AZ years will cost $l.3O per
month and in 20 years Will receive
81 900: 80 to 81 years will cost $3.50 per
month and in Is years will receive
1000. In the loss of an eye or total
deafness they will receive one-eighth of
policy: in the loss of one foot or one
hand they win receive one-fourth of
policy; in the loss of both feet. hands
or eyes or total disability, they will re-
ceive one-half of policy. and at matur-
ity of policy the balance, and all dues
fully paid 1t is s per cent com
pound interest proposition with forfeit
ures added, and is the well-to-do mans
security fund and the poor mans say
ing bank. Its doors are open to both
men and women, but especially 1t
commends itself to the young. 1t
teaches them economy, thrift, frugal
ity: saving cents a day will yield
them thousand. Payments. the same
every month. Membership fee, Sc for
accident and $7.25 for endowment he
fore charters close.
w. II. II. DICKINSON,
State Manager, Missoula Mont.
District deputies wanted for Montana
and Northern Idaho.
Fishing flies. 25c at J. L. McBride's.
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Hotel Arrivals.

The Florence-E.' Nosworthy, Dem
yer; A. c. Cooney, l.. V. Wertheimer.
Butte; A. j. Rhodes, Omaha: Allen l..
Duncan, San Francisco: GeOffrey La
vell St. Regis: A. M. White. Bards-
town, Ky; w. J. Flowers, Chicago; F.
M. Branck, San Francisco; O. NJ. Thu
men and wife, Chicago: l.. F. Allardt
c. Nagle, Chicago; Sculy, Florence:
f. Jones st. Louis; j. H. Heilbronner
Sol Buckler, Butte; G, w. Ashford,
Portland: G. NJ. Agnew, New York; NJ
Fairburg, Neb.; Abbie McKinzie,
Butte; r. Mills, wife and son. Deer
Lodge; Charles S. Morse Council
Bluffs; j. V. Payne. F. f. Miller, Chi
cago; George S. Scully, Florence; w. II.
Torrance, Chicago; S. J. Seal, C. A.
Spaulding, H. Sommers. Helena; T. J,
Wint and wife, L. S. army; Charles f.
Scott, New York.
The Rankin-James Stevens, Hamil-
ton; Mrs. c. Dougherty, Miss NJ. Dough-
erty. Bonita; H. 5. DeLong, Potomac;
c. T. McCulloch. Lookout; H. Granlich
Helena; r. Hoyt, Lolo; ]. o. Hanratty,
Huson; H. l.. Kemp, Council Bluffs;
John King, Drummond; Frank Ash
land, st. Ignatius; G. Kenney, Kalis-
pell: NJ. H. East Frenchtown: Miss
Cockren, Miss Dana, Deer Lodge; s.
Muldoon, city; f. Hamon. Eddy: J.
Gouthier, c. Turmoil, Frenchtown;
William Steele, ir., Ionia, Mich; Ar
thur Whaley. Stevensville; A. c. An
tim, Portland; II. S. DeLong, Potomac;
A. NJ. Bliss. ColOma; T. H. O'Neill, Spo-
kane; John Smith, city: H. Granledh
Helena; J. A. Bishop, A. J. Bishop, Ste
vensville; r. NJ. Reed, Hamilton: Will
lam Alexander, Corvallis.
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To Celebrate Labor Day.

Missoula, Aug. 19.-The Big Blackioot
Union No. Al is preparing to make ar
rangements to celebrate Labor day en- a
large scale. A committee from .hel
union will meet with a committee ap-
pointed by the unions of this city on
next Tuesday evening at the Union hall
at which they will arrange for the
celebration, which will take place al
Bonner. The Missoula union will not
have street parade this year but will
have ball in the evening, as will alsC
the Bonner union at Bonner.
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sunday Services.

services Sunday afternoon by the Ger
man Lutherans at o'clock in the
Methodist church. This will be the last
service that will be conducted bv the
pastor, Rev. F. Kretzschmar. who has
accepted call to the Lutheran church
at St. Louis. Rev. KretZsChmar leaves
the first of next week for his new
charge. His congregation will be sorry
to lose him, as he done much to help
build up the church in this citv and
has formed a large circle of friends
who regret his departure from their
midst
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Material Ordered.

MissOula, Aug 19-ContraCtors Pep
pard and Graham, who We're awarded
the contract for the building of the Now
bridges across the Bitter Root and
Missoula rivers, have ordered all tire
material that is necessary for the COM
pletion and expect to commence work
on them by the first of September,
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PERSONALS.


Frank Ashland is in the city from St,
lgnatius.
Arthur Whaley is in the city from
Stevensville.
Mrs. w. @. Ranft is visiting in Butte
for short time.
John King is down from his ranch
near Drummond.
c. T. McCulloch is down from his
sawmills at Lookout.
George S. Scully is down from Flor
ence on pleasure trip.
$. j. Seal is a Helena visitor for a
short time in Missoula.
A. NJ Bliss is a visitor in the city
from his home at Coloma
F. r. Sterling has returned from
business trip to Salt Lake.
]. Gouthier and &. Turmoil are up
from FrenchtOwn on business.
J. A. and A. j. Bishop are among the
SteVensvile visitors in Missoula.
Mrs. T T. Mcleod has joined her
husband at Hunters Hot Springs.
A. b. Browne has gone up to Bear
town on a short tour of inspection.
Miss Laura Thompson is in Ana
conda, the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Blair.
G. w. Ashford is a Portland visitor
in the city and is stopping at the Flor
ence.
Mrs Alfred and granddaughter have
returned from a visit up the Bitter
Root.
Mrs |. G. Abbott has returned from
an extended visit with friends at Ana
cOnda.
T. j. Wint of the United States army
and wife were visitors in the city Sat
urday.
Mrs. c. Dougherty and Miss NJ.
DOugherty are down from their home
at Bonita.
j. II. Heilbronner and A. c. Cooney
are in Missoula looking after business
from Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Collins have re-
turned from a weeks outing up the
Bitter Root valley.
Mrs. W. b. Brooks and son and Mrs.
J. NJ. Hartley are home from visit at
Paradise Springs.
Mrs. P. NJ REILLY and Mrs. K. f.
Conners are in Butte, where they are
the guests of friends.
Professor William Aber of the Uni
versity, has returned from an extended
visit to Los Angeles, Cal.
Rev. NJ. Mertz and wife of Helena.
who have been spending their honey
moon in the city, have returned to their
! home.
w r. Kemp and family have moved
into their home on the north side from
their summer camp up the Rattle
snake.
X. Mills wife and son spent a short
time in the city while on their way to
the coast from their home at Deer
Lodge.
Alderman Mcbride is in town for
Sunday from his camp at Lolo Hot
Springs. where he is spending the
summer.
"Bismarck" Kessler of the State uni
versty has returned from months
| stay at the biological camp at the Flat
| head lake.
Misses CockrplI and Dana spent
short time in the city on their way to
| their home at Deer Lodge from an out
| ing up the Bitter Root.
/ Miss Thorne of the Missoula Mer-
camille COmpany's dry goods depart
ment has returned from an outing up
the Bitter Root valley.
Miss Harriet Hord. county supern-
| tendent of schools. has returned from a
months vacation, which was mostly
spent in lower California.
Miss Beatrice Bryan of Helena, who
! has been the guest of Miss Lula Th0mp-
son at her home on the south side for
! few weeks. has returned home.
Ex-City Marshal William II. Smith
| is dsconsolate. Mrs. Smith is going to
Butte for visit with her daughter
Mrs James Tyacky, and will be absent
! for several weeks.
Mrs. r. Mendenhall and children
who have been the guests of her broth
er, Samuel DinsmOre, at his ranch near
Florence. are in the city for a snort
hai
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Missoula, August l9.-Roadmaster
Mayne has everything in readiness for
the new steel that is to be laid on The
MissOula mountain, This steel is eX-
peCted at any time now, and as soon
as it arrives il will be laid at once.
The mountain grade west of here has
been much improved this summer and
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school Tax Levy Made.

Missoula. Aug. 19.-The school board
held a regular meeting tonight; at
which routine business was transacted
The regular 2-mill levy for the school
district sinking fund was made and the
monthly bills, together with the eX-
pense bills for the repair work that has
been done, We're allowed.
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All We Know About Diamonds,

The fruit of years of experience and
study-is embodied in this magnificent
stock of ours. All we know is a. your
service. We haven't any trade Sc
Crets. We tell you the exact facts about
everything you care to ask and guar
antee every stone we sell. KOhn Jew
elry company. MSsoula.
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Missoula. Aug. 19.-The icehouse and
the ice in it that stands on the public
road near the BuckhOuse bridge on the
Bitter Root river. will be sold at sher-
ifs sale on the 23d of this month. There
is about 300 tons of ice in the warehouse
at the present time. The cause of the
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Got Away at Last.

MissOuIa, Aug. 19.-CorpOral Lundy
and his company of light infantry man
aged to get off yesterday morning for
their camp near Florence. A special
coach was hitched to the freight train
and run to the camp grounds.
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with the new steel in place will be one
of the best pieces of road on the sys-
TEN. The grade is heavy and the long
loads that are now being pulled over 1t
make it necessary to have it in the best
nnsSibe shape.
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Missoula, Aug. 19.-Jacob Lesser has
turned over TO the painters his block
next to the MissOula hotel, and who
will place on it several coats of paint.
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The Chicago Bee Hive will give 2 per
cent of their entire August sales for
the Dewey home fund and the hero of
Manila. Chicago Bee Hive. Missoula:
The Anaconda standard., 1899-08-20

Try the cash system a month at A. NJ.
Stevens & Co.'S and then compare your
grocery bill.
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The famous Queen Quality shoe for
women. one price. SO. Gold Boot Shoe
~
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Goat of New Paint.

The latest thing out in fancy waist
and shirt patterns. Golden Rule store.
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Shoes, Shoes, Shoes! Best quality
lowest prices. A big cut on severa
lines Globe Store. Missoula
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District messenger service, phone 10

The celebrated Regent shoe for men,
one price, $3.50. Gold Boot Shoe store.
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Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
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If you want to catch fish, buy flies st
McHaffie Bros
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Fresh pies and cakes at Rosendorfs
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sale is the foreclosure of a mortgage
by Van r. Farrell against John Schlosl
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MISSCULA REAL ESTATE
and INSURANCE AGENCY
Phone lis
DAILY BLOCK, Missoula, Mont.
Sheep Ranch, Sheep and Entire
Equipment for Sale

Located two miles from n p. Ry. sta
ton at a divisional town of 600 population.
consisting of 1918 acres of decided land
and 1850 acres of n. T. contracted land;
90 head of stock horses, 20 head of stock
cattle and sheep as follows: 800 yearlings.
400 twos. 900 threes. 500 fours. 500 fives and
200 skies. ewes 500 yearlings and 400 twos,
wethers. and Loo lambs. Ample sheds
and Corrals, with plenty of good water
for all. Write us for particulars.
STNnnuRn & ROSS
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Remember cake walk and dance.
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New steel.

Summit Springs whiskey at the Ex
change.
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WAGON AND FOOT BRIDGE.

P. NJ. Reilly & Co. the grocers.