davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-01
aces at Old Town Tues

=, ,0e races at old TO" Town, onras TssS1Ty sIco
Battery won oatabt: time, 241tz, 2-4o' 2,@0' ,5o
in three strarsna, n Won the 2S5, purse $ioo
Belle Wynan ,ni lockwood. I second: rime, ne
"a, ss. aao.' scc in i've heats: 81. Rode 3sis
second; s..y1 time, s-'a's' 80 =
. 9O1s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-01

,,,,,ol convention of the Penoh-
the ,,ai,ntV Teachers Association was
5i scGii 4 oflls The High school building ALE # Ban 4.
es@ eaSsS Mea55g Ra Sffn5 ISSs ss5snd
the lote9950 or ga which is unusually large.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1899-06-01
NOTICE..

COMMITTEES on pensions will be in sess,oH II
at aldermen's rooms on each "Wednesday
It O'clock 7. NJ, until otherwise OF,
dered, for the purpose OF receiving cialih9
l. D. CARVER. Chairznan.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
"SearhIiohts"
: granopGienets Sieneite.

granbpnie tenet / gteiu Yurf ct ifaro
meo at iorpge fine I~pparnter meo ct
rlptbart eleftriit "Spgelps". Oct anz
ta9es, at bette / mange Tilielber pil
ppe Sranoioltcne iture 5jeneIter. ST.
9~elDspo9nen lt9ner De ~alminbeli9e
Sranopogne / lloieenbe, men iIteoetipr
Yumper er ben ipriDnet meb Ell Maiti.
ne pg Ell Dynamo til llboifliro al Glef=
~trtcltei. Den bar TO Sp9elpS meb Ell
Is Spnmers Qitie bper. Sisie bar
TlaoS paa en- platform liae bag Suite:
iGbet, % be fan trltges enten pea lclue
Ylatiormen eller flpttes iii bpiIfelIom.
belit Step, man pnifer. 2piene er iprs
lDnet meo en- linbrig GesulatDr, bpor=
peo 2giet erten fan lprebes piot uopper
eller Iaftles mOb ct eufelt 9ulltt. !0ei=
li9ten meo bisie Gpparater Ell at lpie pp
mgrfe 8~abepartier, bopr 8ranbmldnb=
lfabet lfnl lG99e &nnbilanger, reiIe
S~ranbltier oip. 2i9eiaa fan be rettes
mob Spsninger, buOr 5OIf maatte pere
/ 5are, ia De fan enopg fate 9plet ino
glennem &inouerne % laOie6cS 9jore
Oct lettere for 6olf at reooe iie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

ardft - bel giper en- frift Smoe. oar
man en- Itbr 5urten, fan man IadIeoes
BRUCE &rdftsn til forfisqigs Sldgs
Supper, idd mar life bIiper lei uf
at bdoe BET famine op isjen.
Chocolate Cream Gate.
= | 9op Granulateo Gutter, y aop
Smsr, IL Stop Msl, l zbeffe Batting
popoer og 4 itiopiftebe 9Ggssbpiper.
Oette blanoes goot iammen os iteass
! en- 'irtdntet Panbe. IL Sop sranu.
Latch Suffer, 1a 8op TaeIt og y
Sbeite Smsr toges iammen atturat 4
Wtinuter, ida impress bet ppenpaa 8az
gen. Il BIabe Ghotolaos imeltes,
ioet man lager ben pud en- Stdal,
lom i9ttes obenpaa en- 3iebel toasnbe
8anb, oa nour ben er imeltet, baloes
ben cper ben bible 5rofing. aagen
'tlares op / 5irtanter, og ON man bill,
ton man lrgge en- balp 9dlnsbtierne
pad bier 5irtant.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
On fem Gyfl,p,;
Gn liitis 6julrDtter piSa, q.

5 Den 0cye Del al 2tatep o.. |
aabneoes fOrleoen en- rp Gn,,,,%
oct Odreoe life IGnSe fUr Der ~. 4
at ltr0mne lrtb ala9cr ira aln,s'
lon Daooe loaet Suaer i fine Chg
rtrtse. Wan unoeriB9te Orb,.' 1
Seien, boOr be ileite llbelo por
men til in9en RDtte. g}on t,,,,
opoaSe llu9et mistGnteli9t. g,i,, i
le'ef Oa rel'lst, men li8e ltost bios i
enoeli9 tom bet for gooen. NJ H., l
lte Suart Mtil bar sruu0loot r,,S i
Der fra en- S~fOiabrif, % at ber II
Stnoer bar Stub O8 imao et,is.1
sfO1abrttens Gier tilbCo reioIpt ,tt'
9nlooelen af nogiiterne meD III
Sltanoiettelie, men moep n,r, u
nO9et al baobe en- upfinolUm 6irr,,1
flaret belle Sifien. San boUo, ,r \
&anr'e al 2ra Og iOripncoe ben 1
9rtOIer os ct Sfait, iao ben Eor,,1
Carpets peeper". Qcryoo ors,,]
ban 6 itore, trafti9e N}aouesr
berprte Sproen, noar DAHL
arbeioebe. Saa bleu Oernc triBs \
o9 tilba9e oper ben iurIi8c gei, M
neterne traf til fig bper eneite Ms,l
og bermeb bar Seisn / iorite s,.]
Stanb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Jonas Stats 5nititu=
toner.
9paro OF Control forlanfer en- ge'
pilanins al S759,573.

3es Roines, S0lua, 15be Nopbr.-
Statens Boaro Of Control inoit'ller
i'm Seaport paa en- Sepil9nirs $685.
573 for Drift % gepligebplOslle al
Statens S~nititutiuner / DC n9ltIpl9ettoe
TO s(ar, $4,000 ior Snofigb al Snno.
9eaislaturen anmooes ONT at peotn9e ct
ems Spitem for llnberitptteIle til SrItls
~tutipnerlle 8parbet a~nbeialer, at alle
unoeritpttes peo nlminoeli9 Seitatning,
men pil osiaa gaa meo paa, at ale
britae5 oper paa ben laafalOte "Gouns
tps support 8aiis". 5prtipen unoers
itpttes Straffes Snititutipnerre oeo al
minoelis geItatnin9, meoens StnoslDs
9ebpipitaler unberitpttes al Gountierne
eiter iaa pg iaa me9et pr. 8attent.
8paroet anmober %9egislaiuren pm at
ompanne ct al StatsfGngilerne til Ell
&eformitole for rnse 5Orbrpoere, %
bet anoet gjSres til strufeanitalt. Op'
reiteliea al en- "epileptiit &Olpni" eiter
ianlue Slan lpm Craig apIonien anbes
tales. 9igelebes aubefales 8eotageIien
al Ell 2pp ON at brinse alle Gountpz pg
prtpate Sino8ipgeainler ino uuoer
Bparpets apnirpt.
De ioreIlaaebe Sepitsniuser til boer
al Stats. Snitltutipnerne utoer Soar
bets &pntrpl ipecific res Iaaleoes:
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Gn MISREPRESENTATION
Seruialcm

er patient at bOlOes / 1900. n,,,
ne tentes afbplbt / ct itort 3et /,
ItaI relies paa SIiebjeraet eusr y,
beoen al ben plaos, bporira BE- ii
Wtsfionerer uoienotcs at qr1
Man tGnter paa en- ReprrIentort
boert 5olt, hos bpiltet Rriitsrs,
men er fortpnbt.
Canine Gar afholoes / Nep d,
en- dlmtnbelig 8~eroensmisTons 4,
ference. Gn @enerultomite ia
Observation-Disclosures bar uofqroioa}s
bpoelien, og ale europRine Qfisrs
ger Hal mpotages Iom GiRitey. 4,
ferencen er en- @fterfolgtr al gsra-
miSTionss Sonferencsn / Qonoon id
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Sfarmen, A1tlet, s@apen.

renDe bisis Ssparatorer, ituloe bop:
nogen 8plbigbeo.
altIaa er bet tiluot at ilaa tolot
gano / I'm Mlslt ubsn oerpeb at oper,
trroe no9et gatent; tbi bert beitaar
belle 9unitsn. og bet bshspsr insen
sSdrmer betdle $40 for.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Siornion oo Sproeet.
Shrpnbhient. lite Nppbr.


gisruion itriuer / "8ngspolten" ct
lanai aabent 8rep til Reoaftcr Saafon
2eten, ON &issmaalet. Oct ~begpnoer
iaaleoes:
"S benne aampens 3tb mac Jig oIte
butte, at De bar pGret ben al ollie Slao'
itDrere, ipm iberpisit bar pGrget &t9s7
maalet, life alene ueb at lfrtpe ON Oct,
men at 9ipe 5urebgmme paa GREET nOrIt
spro9, baabe / Sropals O9 SD9ntng,
oo peb oaripmt at ilptte inb t9jen De
baaroe Mcblpo. Gen ubprte Sammen'
iupraelie mpo Rigsmaalet, Ipm Regle'
ring % Stprtbings flertal bar %inogaaet,
apr bet npopenbigt at optage Seres
5OrIlag ON en- &i9smaal8ioreritg poer
bet belle 9ano". gioere beoer bet:
"Maalitrppet bar ipefileret / 2po9t'
perre: giennem Dem itllloe &t9smaalet
tDres. Nu ltal pt otle Dem, al paa
famine gel ital ri ilaa Gngrebet ttlba8e.
81 bar ale 8perne meo ps. St bar
gitlono8amterne, ri bar ~piitnOt ogiaa
E6ronbbjemsamterne, % bar Noros
%lanosamterre % fanite ct tia. Seref;
ter Omtaler ban Gesieringens p9 StOr=
tbin9Sflertalets 6prbplO til &i8smaa=
let, iOm be ~misbru9er til "oen lansIoms
me Ginning al &i9smaalet". G!!iIut
pptager ban ct al "9agspOiten"s Gu
emplec pua buarIi9t SproG "3aterltil",
/ Qopiorel9g fra Suitit8oepartementet
% t~ilieier: "gtnar ri faar onnnet Dor
MISUNDERSTANDING mtaa Ell al 0p9a'
uerre uere at gjOre ili9e 6Uri lag untns
lioe Ipr 5remtioen".
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

9aa en- 8irtsgauro / bet fpoli9e Spls
lamb l9ites / 5emtiaarene felgenoe "op@
bnQ9eIige" 8raoItrift:
"Min Syn Mob5 Sotum NerO S6reoer,
git altio ub pua bare Seooer,
snoitiont ieg Ofte bet forboo.
6poo fer? Gn Dag, od bet bar Ielet,
ioa blep bet fife Stiot fortislet,
% llgen efter> bar ban bob"
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
No. 81. Battle for Mend.
IHT1f7Tr s~assdTTf1IlI
~llls.!sI8l

Narvet skind, brun fcrye, foniklet
sp1nde .og ringe. Saar De bestiller,
glenn like ct give viddeu ON liyet /
lommer. BBltCrnc y~arierer st6rrelse
ira "a Il! A. toIg4er i lRngde. Seasas
irlnko we'd mOdtagelScn AZ et ? cts.
'rimRrke Og 20 sigEaturer klippet ira
posernc af ArbIcklcs bfHudJe KATE,
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
No. SO. Seeks
-ommetorklade

SEEKS
med lulfald. kujorte border
K u sommer store, SeHtaI
frankie we'd mOdtseelSen ai
2 cts. frim8rke og 20 signas
rer klippct ira poserne al "
buckles brRndte KATIE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

Soloiers Orphans SOME Davenport
S 10000
Sulbter8 Some, Marlbnutopn.. $4,000
College ipr 8liuoe, Sintou 800. $500
Suouitribjemmet ior Blinoe,
anoruine. 10000
9epItumifolen, Council 8lufs.. 6,397
Sfoleu iDr9lanosiua9e ,@Ienpoob 65,534
SnouitriifpIen for Gutter, Glooru 1880
SnOultrilfolen ior bigger, Ytts
dellplae. ...... ............ 1880
Spiv,talet / Wpunt @lea,ant -. 6 $500
6oipitalet i 5noepeuoencc...... 23,S00
Spipitatst / GlarIHca .......... 25.S00
Spipttalet / Gberotee ......... 100000
6GugiIet / Sort Maption ....... 1000
5Gn9ilet i 9tnamoin ........... 5000
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
QUILT Wsnitrc.
NTheY Yankee Bag Holder

NTheYankee Bag Holder
Ct ben Gmpltite, itprfelt, OQ met
prattife SQffebplber. ioni nos
III Qepiiuoe er iartt. 6Iprt az init
~>NttWl Copper SpriuQ SterL 9p Dte.
~ wv thobt at ipitt 5uften pao; ches
lpQatr life S1iien, pasier ale
PAL. MAY - 1000. RprHiRtfe. eHhper FARMER be,
hsoer ben. Senhes p~UrtDirlt peb 1ubisuotIirr al 20
Gents. agsnter. ifrtp eftr getIugtlitr. JUute aasuttr
'Dp'' Siai Noeo,
217 i2tb aoe. q, minneapolis, @inn.
Strin sftr narmtrs Cplnsninasr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

1f ~ipinaenbe apparat, iom piies opeu ~itaaeHoe
4fbIpaiua, nirer ensartet Watntn8 let q fun
ei al be mango helbiae fJorbee rluaer, iem uoeiHt
tenbe finoes Giant Killer Feed Mills.
grit paa J%rrianaence; Dor upe Sweep Mil
and Feed Cracker Aaialca, ION belirtprr en- iigr
nGHabe PLAIN. DUPLEX 90 GEAREb
GRINDERS for en-, 10 rlsr frs Seite. vi icBoer
Narerae ira THaha, staHias Gin. u SoHis, 5Hob
anaprlie, determination. NttHngapeits.
DAVIS dAs0LIN ENGINE WORKS.
Waterloo, Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
No. 55. Fire
LommetOrkIaeder

Fire Observation-Disclosures med hull
fald, kulorte border. 1871 K 1917 tommer
store, Sendes frankie we'd m~Odtagelseu
az ct 2 cts. frimsrke og 20 signaturer
Elippct fra pOserne at Arbuckles
brpndte katie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
qnnbffab:

2anoftgb:
Gil Spipitalet / 3uoepcnoence... $4,000
SI s,pipitaIet / G(arinoa . 10000
En 2tanosipneeifolen / @lenipopo $4,000
9il soloicrs Orphans Some -. $4,000
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
No. 60. Battle for Damer.
Wlll!.Il.S Al.Y

sidste mode, narYet skind, brun farye,
TONNE bredt, forniklet spande.
Baelterne HAYES kun de f0lgende st0r-
Civ storelsen i tommer, naar De
bestlller, fra % til &c tommer fra q til
81 tommer; fra 80 til IS tommer. Sen6cs
iranko we'd m~Odtagelsen at ct 2 cts.
frimfrke og 20 sienatarer klippet fra
poserne AT Arbuckles brRndte Katie.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
Nime 90 2itprer.
Ssieense CT fine @arcr til mcsct
rinteltsc Yriier.

ANTFI FFTNNNENFNT -NNVNFWV. NFFFNNFFF
Srgnoum GO aaiborg EaHel aqudott
Sl.l5 ~, SLATE.
9ae pptuuaouie gdrer paiies GA a~1euerss uoeH
Sntpiiuiuaer III hpilieHipmbelit decentralization /
SaeR. 3Haeu Barer isuoes meo Giieg tran.
Raar lebehiacr, buif enoeIia al igs eHteu &c rms
fer Barerue isnot pr. Jragt eaer egpreS. % mco
hpIfen SernbaHe
Seuo 9enas cntsH iom GIprsis eger ROHep Croer
saer / reg itrerst Srsu.
A. NJ. SMITH,
24e SenHspiH aue, minneapolis,
Seue gecember efter almnat 1908.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
On Separatorer igien.

s "Poften"S 6armipalte for Abe
GuguIt iioitIeoen par Der en- "g(opars
ieI" mob "qutomatic SDcraulic" %
lignenbs iuatnIote Separatorsr. Me.
get baurOe Orb brustes i bin Qopars
Tel, men bet piier fig mere % mere, at
be bar fulot berettigsoe.
9GrgerIigt er bet at maaite Ie,
snbog / Gurmblaoe bette Strab aperz
teret, ION for Grempsl / "6ontteab"
ira 9ss Moines, Sotpa,
Deb 5orisgsitationsrne / Midiaon
og &ermont Og flsre andre Steoer er
bet loIetlort bsOiit, at oisTe Snoretnins
ger iIst lite ous til at title Mslt 90
6lsoe fra ~bOeranbre.
enoeIig bar Qgeroprtninqsbeparte
mentst / 8aIbington ogiaa toeet ia
al Sagsn, mso ben Gslse, at intet pa
tent pad foresipne SpFnbelier tilbps
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24

Dette er ct billede at SID.
naturen paa peserne AZ
Arbuckles brandte ksffe,
hyilken De maa kIippe nd
% sende ill os som bevis.
yivii like uedtase noeen
anden del Of posen som
heyis, heller like vii dette
biiiede bliye medtageL.
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
1 Y
| bore 81

h, Qdm III
|nt @biitD.
|oaauo Gin
)ab Rum, /.
hmaiCd HE.
|rGnGg, 60
h Rpe g&bii
Decorah-posten., 1899-11-24
A. NJ

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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-27
HAMILTON HAPPENINGS.

Hamilton, Sept. 26.--Miss Sadler of
the millinery department of the Ana
conda Copper Mining company and
Mrs. Clark of the dressmaking depart
ment of the same company went over
to Butte yesterday, and while there
they will take in the big establish
ments in their line and catch on to
any new ideas that have come out
this year. Both these ladies are well
up in their lines, but they do not pro-
pose to overlook anything that may
be new.
Miss Carrie Harlan has gone to Vic
tor to teach the school there. The Vic
tor people have chosen wisely.
Miss Bessie Marshall of Helena has
been visiting the family of Theodore
Rowe in this section for some time.
j. A. Bishop and son, Andrew, were
up from Stevensville last Saturday,
Mr.. Bishop being on his way to the
springs for spell of rest and recrea-
ton.
Lawrence Hechler, son of one of our
local druggists, and one of the brightest
young men in the state, is attending
the course at the state university.
George. w. Dougherty, the Corvallis
merchant, was up yesterday and bid
in the buggy and harness attached by
him on a debt owing him by Caleb
Bridgeford.
H. H. Spaulding, bookkeeper for the
milling company at st. Regis, and who
represented the Hamilton K. OF p. lodge
at the grand lodge in Butte, is taking
in the old home before returning to
his duties.
Messrs Good and Todd, the Scotch
and Irish tourists who went into the
Clearwater country under the guild
ance of Vic Smith, found a law suit
on their hands when they came out,
1t appears that they contracted with
Smith to pay him for plotting them
through the Clearwater country and
to show them game. They paid him
5000 advance money and also bought
some $40 worth of supplies which he
wanted. When they came out they
claimed that Smith had not filled his
contract, in that he showed himself
unfamiliar with the country and found
no game for them, so that they had
no sport. They refused to pay him the
balance, and he attached their outfit
for SITS. They placed the matter in
the hands of O'Hara & Myers. and put
up a cash bond of 5000 before they left,
The latter settled with Smith on a COM
promise, paying him $50.
Mrs. w. H. Hayes and Miss Ella
Hayes are guests at the Hamilton.
lot OF wagons came over from Ana
conda the latter part of last week
billed to the A. c. NJ Co. mill depart
ment and have been taken down to the
mill. 1t is said they are to be used in
hauling rock for the new dam that is
to be put in this winter.
Three stock cars are on the siding
at the cattle corral here, and it is said
they are to be used for shipping a num-
Der OF horses the latter part of this
week
Z. Scharnikow and wife of Deer
Lodge spent Sunday in Hamilton.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-27
WESTERN MONTANA NEWS
OWL CREEK COUNTRY.
#. s. Franklin Confident He Has an Ex-
cellent Proposition.

f. s. Franklin Confident He Has an Ex-
cellent Proposition.
Hamilton, Sept. 26.-F. S. ("Sig'D
FRANKLIN, who was undersheriff of RAJ
valli county during Tom Irvine's first
term, came over last night from what
is known as the Owl Creek country,
just across the line in Idaho and where
he has been working on the Monitor,
better known as the George Orr mine.
Sig is enthusiastic over the country
and is confident it is going to be one
OF the greatest mining camps in the
west 1t was on account of the Mont
tor that private road was put in this
summer from the county road on this
side to the mine. Sig tells the Stand
ard correspondent that they have got
down in the shaft some 40 feet, but the
water has risen so much in the shaft
that it will be necessary to put in q
pump to keep it out, and boiler and
pump are now on the way to this place
and will be taken in as soon as they
arrive.
There is no guess work about this
mine, and it is certain to be big prop
osition. The workers in the shaft have
run across a body of ore four feet in
dimensions, and, of course, they have
no WALL so there is no telling how
wide the ledge, which lies in a slant
ing position is liable to be. The inten-
ton is to go down 100 feet and then
crosscut on the ledge What ore is in
sight is extremely rich and is full of
black sulphides carrying several hun
dreds of ounces of silver and lead to
the ton. Sig says the country is full
of leads running parallel with the Mon
itor. The Monitor company, including
such men as George Orr, Billy Kendall
and others, have three more claims be-.
sides this and are well satisfied that
they have good thing. The new road
built at an expense of some 5000, is
splendid piece of road, but the county
road on this side is, after passing
Hughes creek, in a fearful condition,
and Sig does not know how the Moni-
tor people are ever going to get their
machinery in unless the county does
something to about four miles of the
worst, miry road in the country. 1t Is
possible that it will be necessary to take
the machinery to Hughes creek and
wait until snow and a freeze comes.
One thing is certain. and that is that
the new camp will be a big thing for
Ravalli county, as it is at least 1875 miles
to any railroad on the other side and
all the machinery must go in from this
side, besides the supplies for the men,
The Rice boys came in also and went
on to Victor. They will go back i'm
mediately, but Franklin will go to
Stevensville tomorrow and will not go
in again for couple of weeks.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-27
A FIg|f I0| Lie
FIGHTING DISEASE"
DIS. FOOIe Qnd LieDlg
WORLD PRIVATE DISPENSARY
Surgery for Men
20 West Broadway, Butte

Specialist for 26 years in treating
blood poison, nervous debility, excuses
and abuses. Cures positively after all
others fail. Does not guarantee like
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Honesty the policy. If you are SUI
fering, even though the best of spe-
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skillful treatment. Cures cases in short
time. Relief at once. Treatment best
of all for young and old. single or mar
ried. All unfitness for marriage or
business.
Budyon, extracted from blooming
buds" Dr. Liebig's new invlgorator, ma
lures own remedy, rs cents
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-27
One Year for Beyau,

Great Falls, Sept. 26-The Rock Is
land Pillow company to-day brought suit
in the district court to recover from
James NJ. Gaunt the sum of S570.S5 al
legged to be due on notes.
Mark Henry Bevan was brought be-
fore the court this morning and sem
fenced to one year in the penitentiary,
according to the verdict brought in by
the jury several days ago.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-09-27
Death of Mrs. Jewell,

Great Falls, Sept. 26,-Mrs. Susanna
Jewell died at o'clock yesterday
morning at the home of her son, Gin
ton Jones, at S11 Ninth avenue south.
The funeral will be held at the resi-
dence at $3.50 to-day and interment will
be made in Highlands cemetery. Mrs.
Jewell was born May %, 1882, in Bel
mont county, Ohio. In 1881 she re-
moved to Virginia. in 1884 to Dakota,
In 1897 to Washington and came to this
city last June.
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His Hands EulI-

Missoula, Sept. 26.-In the absence of
Judge Houtchens. Justice of the Peace
Hayes has had his hands full with the
DRINKS and disorderlies that have been
causing a great deal of trouble to the
police force. He gave the majority of
them five days in the county Jail. and
one of them that said he could get work
if allowed to go free was allowed to go.
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New Suitings and Dressy Dress Fabrics

Stunning reversible plaids
in striking golfing patterns.
rough finish, extremely
bright colors, but decidedly
stylish and desirable. Also
some pure wool tailor suit
ing in quiet checks; price
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Smart uncommon novelty
plaids and wave stripe
goods in raised cords.
They're fashionable and we
show a profuse and ele-
CANT variety. Also some
new polka dot goods in this
line; price
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Collection of exclusive
styles in effective camers
hair plaid and raised silk
stripe, in many different
textures and quiet color
tones, patterns distinctive
and quite unusual for the
money; price
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Perfect copies of fine
high class imported stuffs,
in jacquard weave, goods
that have a great deal
more style to them than is
usually seen at the 0rice.
Colors are blue, brown.
green, red and black, neat
patternS. price
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52-inch ali wool camel's
hair cheviot, in brown, blue
and green, a cloth unsur-
passed for ladies' ia lor
suiting, both from a point
of appearance and dura-
bility. Desire particularly
that you see this line;
prira
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DIR. ]. A. Lord and wife, Edgerton,
Wis; Mrs. w T. Lord and daughter,
Mrs. Harry Tuerlli, George w. Free
man and daughter, st. Paul, form a
party which came in last night and
are autographed at the Ravalli.
G. w. and Guy Stapleton of Butte
were Sunday visitors at the Ravalli.
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through business or other causes, be
led to visit Great Falls. A single life
lost through ignorance of the existence
of contagion here is worth more than
all the wealth of the place, and for
that reason the outside people are
warned against visiting the city.
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1t deserves. Although the attendance
from outside points has not been great.
1t is rapidly multiplying. The people
are gradually learning it is a good
show. The last week in September,
when the Knights of Ak-Sar-Ben cele-
brate and illuminate, will be a gala oc-
casion and will bring together thou
sands OF westerners. 1t is probable that
the presidents of the two greatest
American republics. the United States
and Mexico, will visit the exposition
during the autumn
The Great Northern earnings for Au-
gust were S2,297. 814, an increase of $751;
053 over the same period last year. Dur
ing the month the Eastern Minnesota
branch of the system showed decrease
of $23,91S. For July and August COM
bined the increase on the Great North
ern system over these two months of
1898 was s7O7,ss5. During July the East
ern Minnesota showed an increase of
$26, $3.50.
The somewhat sharp curves at Line
berg, on the second division of the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad, are being re-
moved and replaced with a tangent,
thus eliminating about "a degrees Of
curvature. About $4,000 cubic yards of
material will be excavated.
A trestle on the Northern Pacific, a
few miles east of Butte was DESTROYED
by fire yesterday morning and all trains
during the day were sent around by
the way of Garrison. 1t was stated last
evening that the bridge would be re-
built so that trains could pass over it
again to-day,
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A showing without a pre-
cedent, an extended array
of latest ideas. Styles
that show expert fashion
to the very top notch of APP
proved taste. Numberless
styles and shapes, lect
trimmings used. Every hat
a gem, values $3.50 to
$1,000
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Despite the untoward circumstances
attendant upon its opening, the Greater
American exposition at Omaha is fast
securing the recognition and patronage
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Gray Blankets

The Columbia" a mixed
silver gray blanket, con-
tanning rs per cent wool,
11x4 size, fine weave,
weight about five pounds.
usually sold at $3.50 pair;
price ...............
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