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Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-06-22

When man is noted as a bore, other
men try to get by him without being
seen.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-06-22

Exports OF American manufacturers
are over 81 Zoo. 900 a day.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-06-22

The fishing industry Of Maryland
gives employment to AZ, ,8l2 persons.
Condon globe. (Condon, Gilliam Co., Or.) 189?-1919, 1899-06-22
PORTLAND DIRECTORY.
DENTISTS.

No pain; new process; Ans gold work DIR
LAN6WoRThY. NV. cor. Third and Morrison
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County Records.

Missoula, Nov. 2s.-The following rec
ords were filed with the county clerk and
recorder:
Deed-Frank r. Gump and wife of the
state of New York to the Gold Belt GRAY
81 Co., a corporation: Little Anna, Thomas.
Farnum, keenan, and the Brown placer
mining claims, situated in the Trout
Creek mining district; consideration, ST.
Deed-Albert Ahrens to Charles Bulls
lot in block 76, in Trims addition: 500
Desd-Frederick p. Violette to Frances
N1oletteS. both of Missoula,. the west half
OF the northwest quarter, and the norm
west quarter of the southwest quarter of
section H. township IS north. range 20
west; also the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of section II in township Is north
range 20 west. containing 800 acres con-
sideration. 81.
Deed-Leonie G. Demers to Theodore
Bedard, both of Missoula county, props
erty In Frenchtown: $S4O
Deed-Missoula Valley Improvement
company to Mrs. E. G. Marsh, the south
east quarter of lot -, in block "a; $3.50.
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PERSONALS.

A. j. Spooner is Bitter Rooter in the
city. '.a- $50
Erwin A Flick of Spokane is in Mis-
soula.
A. d. Ross is up from Huson on a
short visit.
w. w. Dunks is up from the st. Re
gis district
Mayor G. H. Brown of Nine Mile is
visitor in the city. 7t.
Mrs. M. A. Arnold of Helena is a visit
tor in Missoula
C. w. Kendall is down from his ranch
at Stevensville on a business trip.
Postmaster c. r. Judson spent q, few
days in the city from his home at Gar
net.
Rev. Walter Hays of the Presbyter-
ian church is visiting in Helena for
short time.
D. S. Dickson. the mining magnate of
Quartz, is business visitor in Missoula
for a few days. a1
w. @. Rant and Ike Alternately are
inspecting their mining properties in
the eastern part of the county.
John Ringuette and j. D. Richards
are down from the upper end of the
Blackfoot country, and are stopping at
the Rankin. ~ e..
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MlSSOULA NOTES.


CHARLES Vaughn is down at Iron
mountain on telephone business.
Deputy Sheriff Clarity is down the
Soeur q Alenes on legal business.
Rev: G. H. Linley entertained the Cos
mos club this evening at his house, East
Main street .-l.,
The warehouse Of Murphy & Worden
was completed this week and will be
occupied at once.
Ihomas c. Marshall has returned
from Butte, where he has been SPEND
ing several. days on legal business.
Ihis has been beautiful day in Mis-
soula, the sun being out almost the en-
TIRE DAY and helped to get the streets in
better condition.
A light between two Frenchtown resi-
raents took place in Front street sa-
loon last night. The affair was soon
over and the men made their escape be-
lore the arrival of the officers.
There has been no work done on Hig-
gins avenue to-day The ground has
been left in such bad shape by the re-
cent rains that the contractors will not
continue the work until later in the
week. -
The Missoula Rod and Gun club will
hold Thanksgiving shoot at their
grounds on the south side THURSDAY
morning. The shoot will be at live birds
and all lovers of the sport are invited
to be on hand.
George Walker met with a painful
accident short time ago. He was
doing some work with a saw when the
saw accidentally slipped and cut his
hand. 1t required several stitches, to
sew up the wound.
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A BIG UNDERTAKING.
Operations of the Placer Syndicate Around
Murray


Special Correspondence Of the Standard,
Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 27.-The placer
syndicate which is operating around
Murray under the management of Bar
ry N. Hillard is now making the sec
ond payment on the properties which
they have under bond. Ten per cent
of the price agreed upon was paid
down at the time of taking the bonds,
and the first of the second payments
became due a week ago. Others will
come due almost daily until the end of
the year. by which time over s65 900
will have been paid out The proper
ties under bond include the bottom of
Prichard and Eagle creeks most of
their gold bearing tributaries and six
miles or more of the "old channel"
The total distance, measured along the
streams Or channels. is 26 miles, and it
represents the largest undertaking in
the line of placer mining in the state
OF Idaho, and there are few if any
bodies of placer ground under one con-
troll which exceeds it in area. The pro-
cesses of mining will vary in different
parts of the ground, but thus far moth
ing has been done except with nv
draulics. A few men are doing the
preliminary work toward the construo-
tion of some immense dams on the up-
per waters of Prichard creek to st,,ra
water for use during the dry season.
There are two or three lakes of con-
siderable size on different streams
which form natural reservoirs, and
with comparatively small outlay they
can be made to hold water enough TO
materially lengthen the seasons run.
This is wanted for hydraulicing the old
channel and some of the side gulches,
but the channels of the creeks will be
worked with dredges. How much work
in addition to the building of the res
ervoifs will be done next year has not
yet been announced, but the payment
OF the second installment leaves no
aoupt II is the intention of the syndi-
cate to take UP the bonds as thew fan
due.
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Hotel Arriya1k

Rankin House,. F. Hallett, Florence:
Fred Kercher. city; Mrs. M. A. Arnold,
Helena:L L. Slmons, e. Dunphy, Bran
don; Mrs. ]. c. M. Millef, Mrs w. D.
Smith. Frenchtown; A. D. Ross Felix
Touchil Huson; James Van Blaricom,
city; F. A. Van Blartcom. Bearmouth; D.
S. Dickson, Quartz G. S. Good Thomp-
son: J. D. Richards, Potomac: G. Wolf,
Plains: Erwin A. F'ick, Spokane: Robert
Powell, William Powell. city; Daniel Do.
bell, B. F. Wood" stevensvlle.: John
Houle and brother Freitchyown John
Ringuette, Potomac; Robert Trimble,
city: w. w. Dunks, st. Regis; w. H.
King, Carlton; John B. Spooner. city:
John Anderson Bonita; Colfx Ward, city;
A. j. Spooner, Victor; THOMAS Landsrs,
Butte; George Turk, Rocker; Gus Man
ming, Robert Anderson, T. Doolittle, H. A.
Noble, city.
Florence Hotel-Joseph Bowden Cor
wallis; j. Beatty ir. Chicago; F. f. Ben
edict, St Paul: Samuel Ofner, Chicago:
Mrs. B. F. Sears and child. Buffalo, N. Y:
d. P. Good st. Louis; Godfrey LAVAL,
Clearwater; G. H. Rhodes, city.
Missoula HOTEL. A Swanson, Poto-
mas: g w. Kendall Stevensville: A. w.
Jamison. Eight Mile; Minnie Masterson,
John Mcdonald, city: c. Il. Gilbert Po-
tomac; G. Fl. Brown, Nine Mile: Daniel =
Bandman and wife, city.
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SCHOOL NAILED UP.
A Lively Time Expected in the LoIo Dis
triCt.

trict
Missoula Nov. 2S.-There is no
school in the Lolo district at present,
the reason seems to be that Frederick
GILBERT, the well-known farmer of that
district, has taken charge of the
school building and will not allow any
one to use it. What right Mr.. Gilbert
has to take charge of the building is
not known at present but he has nail
ed the building up and has notified the
trustees of the district to remove the
furniture at once. About Is years ago
MI. Delaney gave to the district an
acre of ground free, to be used for
school purposes. No one asked for a
deed to the property, and Mr.. Delaney
never offered the district one. Any
way, that building was erected and has
been used for Is years as if they had a
deed for it. 1t is said that the reason
Tor Mr.. Gilbert taking possession of
the schOolhouse is that he has been
tantilized by the school children and
that they hit his chickens with peb-
bes thrown by slung shot
The patrons of the Lolo district
made the facts known to County At
torney Denny, whereupon he issued a
complaint against MI Gilbert fer dis
turbing public school. and war
rant for his arrest has been issued,
which will be served this evening by a
constable. Much i'll feeling prevails in
the district against Mr.. Gilbert for his
action in the matter, and the authori-
ties propose to fight the case to the
bitter end. There promises to be a
lively time before the matter is set
tied. Mr.. Gilbert's side of the case
has not been made public yet
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was the winner by the following score:
Holohan shot at 10, broke 8; F1ohr,
1873; King, 14-1O; Van Dorm, 1917; Tay-
lor, 1876; Scott. liz; Rogers, IT'S;
Whitlaw, 1913. Flohr, King and Whit
law each scored a win in the Jerome
Challenge" shoot, the following being
the score: Holohan, shot at II, broke
8; Flohr, 1873; King, 1O-9 Van Dorm.
1913; Taylor, 1876: Scott, 1877: Rogers,
14-7; Whitlaw 1919. The medal contest
was won by Holohan and Flohr. on
the following score: Holohan shot at
2S. broke %: Flohr. 1923; King. 1920;
Van Dorm, 30-1S; Taylor, 49-15; Scott,
2S-21; Rogers, y37-19; Whitaw, 25-21
A new prize Of $50 cash. to be com
peted for during the season, has been
offered by T. F. Jameson, but the con-
ditions of its competition have not yet
been arranged. This makes prize list
of pair of $50 field glasses, a 1000
mile railroad ticket and s14o in cash,
divided into 10 different prizes.
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A Banner Day

Missoula, Nov. 2S.-The rush at the
county treasurer's office at the court
house still continues, this being the
banner day. long line was formed
from the opening hour this morning un-
til the office closed. The exact amount
paid in could not be ascertained, but
it is thought to reach in the neighbour
hood of $4,000.
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A New School House,

Missoula, Nov. 2s.-The residents of
the Big Bend district will soon have
a schoolhouse in their district, as it
is the purpose of Cobban & Dinsmore,
who recently purchased the Higgins
ranch near there, to build a school
house in the near future 1t is the
plan of Cobban & Dinsmore to make
the old ranch one Of the garden spots
of the county. A fine boulevard will
be made out of the present county
road. which will add greatly to the APP
pearance Of that part of the city. The
school building will be built as soon
as the proper arrangements can be
made.
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Taken to the Hospital,

Missoula, Nov. 2S.-Mrs. Birmingham
of Bearmouth was brought to the Sis
ters' hospital on to-day's westbound
train. She was accompanied by her
family, Mrs. Birmingham became par
alyzed few days ago, and was brought
to the city for medical treatment,
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reason is no tickets have arrived FOR
their transportation. The BOYS were At
the train with their colors flying in the
wind, but as no tickets came thew
could not go. They had been notified
that the tickets would be sent to them
SO they could leave on to-days train,
The boys are greatly disappointed about
the matter for being treated in this
manner. They will leave if the tickets
get here tomorrow
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-29
An Injured Knee.

Missoula, Nov. 2S.-R. A. Allen, a
lumber jack working for John Lynch
in the woods, was brought to the hos
pital to-day, suffering with badly cut
knee. He was in the act of rolling
over log. and in some manner slip
ped and fell on his axe A deep cash
was cut in the knee which required
several stitches
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Newspaper Plant for Sale,

Having purchased the Bitter Root
Times and incorporated it with the
RaValll Republican, ! will sell, cheap
for cash. the entire plant used in the
publication of the Times, consisting Of
body type, go fonts job and display
type. Washington hand press, 1OX15
Gordon, 7x12 Prouty iobber, stones,
chases, salleys, cabinet, stands, etc.
Will only sell in bulk.
JAMES E. STEVENS,
Hamilton, Mont.
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Excellent bread at osendorf's.
Smoke the Grand Prize sigar.
Union Services,

Missoula, Nov. 2S--The churches of
the city will hold union services at the
Christian church on Thursday morning
at IL O'Clock. In the absence of Rev
Walter Hays, who is spending a few
days in Helena, and whose turn it is
to preach the Thanksgiving service.
Rev O. c. Clark Of the Congregational
church will deliver the sermon. Excel
lent music will be provided for the oc-
casion, and to which everybody is in
vited.
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Missoula Nov. 2S.-While in the city
short time ago. Captain Wynne of
one of the LIST Montana companies pre-
sented to the Cobban & Dinsmore cab
met in the bank building a relic which
is highly priced. 1t is an ornament
from the top of tombstone and is an
imitation of a head of man who is
supposed to be one of their leaders 1t
was accidentally shot off during one
Of the fights, but was not injured, exa
cept to be broken off. He also present.
ed to the cabinet a piece of ivory off
one of the sunken Spanish warships.
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Mlssoula, Nov. 2S.-The street COM
missioner is having Woody street Grad
ed and has a large force of men at
work The street is now partially COW
cred with shale rock, and the cutters
We're dug out Monday. When com
pleted Woody street will be one of the
best in the city.
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and painting. Simons.
Returned From Thompson.

Missoula, Nov. 2s.-Sheriff Curran re-
turned this evening from Thompson,
where he went to subpoena witnesses
in the case of the Chinaman who is
in the county Jail and supposed to be
demented. The examination will be
held soon, and from his present condi-
ton will be fit subject for the asylum
at Warm Springs.
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It's Devoid of Decency.

Missoula, Nov. 2S.--One of the most
dlsgraceful plays ever presented to a
Missoula audience was Mile Fiji" as
played to fair audience at the Union
opera house tonight. The actors are
all good, and carried out their parts
excellently. The play is void of all de-
cency, and but for the desire to see the
once great Maud Granger there would
have been few to remain in the house
to the close of the play
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An Interesting Trim.

Missoula, Nov. 2s.-Superintendent
Charles Russell of the Northern Pacif-
lc has returned from a trip with the
superintendent of the other divisions
over the road. He reports having had
an interesting trip. superintendent
Gilbert of the Idaho division accompa-
MED Mr.. Russell home, and left on to-
days train for his home in Spokane.
The gentlemen arrived in the private
car of General Superintendent W. G.
Pearce.
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Missoula, Nov. 2S.-George Andrews
of Butte is visitor in the city. Mr..
Andrews is one of Butte's leading bust
ness men and is buying property in
this section of the state. He recently
purchased the property at the corner
of Cedar and Jefferson streets which
was occupied by James A. Walsh He
will make other investments in the
near future. The price paid for he
above property is said to be in the
neighborhood of $500.
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4 Live Pigeon Shoot.

Missoula, Nov. 2S.--The Granite Rod
and Gun club is preparing to have a
live pigeon shoot on Thanksgiving, and
has received a large shipment of live
pigeons from the Bitter Root valley.
The shoot will take place at Granite
and will include some of the best shots
from that section of the state.
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Care of the Poor,

Missoula, Nov. 2S.-County Clerk Will
kinson is advertising for bids for the
care of the poor He is also asking for
bids for the burial of county cases and
for medical attendance. The bids will
be for the year 1900, and will be opened
at the next regular meeting of the
county commissioners.
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There is no place like home There is
no day like Thanksgiving. There is no
store in Montana quotes lower prices,
Linen sale continued. Chicago Bee
Hive, Missoula.
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Wallace Gun Climb Shoot.

special Correspondence of the Standard
Wallace, Idaho, Nov. 27.-Yesterday
was SO stormy that the Wallace Gun
cub simply shot the three regular
events. In the reverse trap shoot King
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p. M. Reilly s; Co. the srocers.


who is sentenced to the penitentiary
for numbering young Ambrose, is still
held at the county jail. 1t is said that
he will be the main witness in the
Michael Quinn case. for furnishing the
Indians with whisky. Quinn has not
been arraigned as yet, but will be soon
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With every dollars worth purchased
at j. L. McBrde's ticket will be Civ
en- that will entitle the holder to a
chance for the $65 Garland range that
will be ratified off Christmas,
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The Tickets Didn't Come

Missoula Nov. 2S.-The university
football team did not go to BJzeman
on to-night's eastbound train. The
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Owing to the number of patients I'M
der treatment, DR.. Dodd will remain
at the Florence until Dec. 10.
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Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard Office
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-11-29

A complete line of choice holiday
goods. Lowest prices. Kohn Jewelry
Co., Missoula, Mont
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Ladies and children's felt footwear
all styles. The Golden Rule store.
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Children's underwear at the Golden
Rule store from 4 cents garment up.
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For Saturday evening from
8 to 10 o'clock, our famous
Eskay Kid Glove, value
81. Is, sale price $I.25
Mascot Kid Glove, value
$3.50, sale price $I.Io per
pair.
Dents Kid Gloves, only
a small assortment left, they
sell the world over at $3.50
per pair, sale price from 8
to 10 p. M, SI.oo per pair.
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Buy mems and boys clothing at the
Golden Rule store. ,
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Grading Woody Street.

Special prices on wall paper. simons
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One thousand dollars worth Of rock
ers given away as premiums, and prices
below competition. Globe Store.
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a Priced Relic,

New picture mouldings at simons'.
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Buying Property,

Wall paper and paints at simons'.
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You can buy a BIB can of our
famous Mocha and Java Coffee for
s1.00. If you can't come, send us
your mail orders.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

w. j. and L. Blair subscribed to
sl;treS IN the defendant association and
obtained Il loan on them for 50, 500. Civ
ing a deed of trust upon land to secure
the amount 10 be repaid in monthly
instruments. They sold the property to
Davis " Bumburgcr, who with the as
sent or the defendant, assumed To pay
inc paiance OF the loan. Davis * Bum
burger afterwards sold to the appellant
Day. Before purchasing, Day stated
that she applied To White, the collecting
agent of the defendant, who Informed
her that the balance due on the loan
was S2,SS4.50, which she assumed 10 pay
subsequently the secretary of the COM
pany III New York wrote Mrs. Day. in
forming her in detail as to the sum ne
cessary TO satisfy the loan. She for
about two years paid dues and assess
ments, but then refused to do so. and
brought this suit for relief. The lower
court refused her relief and ordered
the property sold to pay the balance
due on the loan, s2,69O.S4, unless it
should be paid TO the defendant. From
this decree she appealed The Court. in
sustaining the decree says:
Appellant claims that there is error
III thiS decree. because she purchased
the property after being Informed by
me agent of the association that the
halanca- dtie-te-i twas s., 3Si.58.- iiritc
WAS collecting agent of the building
receive and receipt for premiums and
dues payable to the association by it's
members in the city OF Roanoke. His
agency was limited TO those subjects,
and he had no power to make the state
mcnt attributed to him, and the assoc
citation is not bound by it. even assum-
ing that he made it. But it is claimed
that the association has accepted the
benefit of the transaction into which
the appellant was induced to
enter by reason Of the act of
its agent, and is cstoppcd TO
deny his authority. 1t is true that
the act of an unauthorized agent may
he adopted by the principal. or if. with
knowledge of the facts. the principal
accepts the benefit Of such act. he will
be estopped to deny the agents author
ity. But ratification rests upon and
implies knowledge on the part of the
principal. and there is nothing to show
that the association had any knowledge
of the alleged act of its agent prior to
the institution of this suit. II knew
appellant had purchased the property
upon which the payment of the debt
due TO it was secured; 1t knew that
premiums and dues had been paid to 1t
by appellant upon that stock but there
Is no evidence that it had any knowl-
edge Of the representations which it's
agent is alleged to have made. We are
of opinion that there is no error in the
decree complained of and it is affirm
gI
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-02-18

and the agility displayed by another in
sounding the depth of treachery of the
Beautiful Snow and all this in one
blocks distance. All over town the
sights and incidents occasioned by the
natural depravity of inanirnata things
were seen. and here Il negro carrying
passengers. 4 Ia Porto R!caa Ferry:
there a benevolent pedestrian carrying
a couple of schoolgirls un.ler his arms
Ike couple of parcels, were noted
The crossings in the streets outside
the street car tracked district were vile
and generally canals with huge mounds
OF firm looking. but treacherously. soft
snow on either hand.
OF course, the corner loafers and spy
gang were on hand-they always are.
but the emincntly sensible walking
dress. which among ladies is becoming
more common daily. together with rub
Der boots and seasouablc outfit. made
these men of less value than OF old. y.