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The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03

soldiers who Went from Charleston
Have Returned

Charleston. s. G.. oct 2-The Sumter
Guards, German Fusileers and Washing
ton Light Infantry. together with a div!-
sion OF the Naval Reserves. that wen,
from here 70 Georgetown lass night. re-
turned to the city at o'clock this even
ing
The soldiers report everything quiet at
the scene OF the threatened riot The only
service which they were called upon 70
perform was TO patrol the town while che
civil authorities were making several ar
rests
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03

Butte Mont. oct. 2.-Nineteen OF the
twenty-four counties Of Montana were
represented IN the Independent Demo
cratic State Convention which met here
today The convention was the out
growth OF the convention IN Helena IN
which the Clark people secured control
Thomas Hogan. Populisi. was nominated
for Governor and the Democratic presi-
Dental electors lndorsed
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03

wlHamsport. Pa. oct 2. o. m Short
ly after midnight nre broke out in the
large shoe factory of J. r. Dayton q Co.
and az 2 O'Clock 10 morning was not un-
der control The plant will be total loss
The factory and contents are valued at
t3m. .eoo. partially covered by insurance
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
'orrsEY's cAsE CALLED Ut.
'Fnse Given UntII To-day 60 Pre-
pare for Trial

y HNFT W~UUN 10 T"TF~
pare for Trial.
te'o"n. Ky., Oct. Henry Yout-
si'nosrapher In the office of Gov
anung the laiter's incumbency.
=, .''fd Tor trial to-day in Judge can
~. COURT on the charge Of being a
t'' in nc 0hooting OF Gov. Goebel
l.. accomuanied by his wife. was
~ mo the court room. He appeared
al. ''i'nse called hfty-two witnesses.
an. 's % whom answered. A number
a.. ready. however. when wanted. The
r-... '.kei. and was granted until to-
,,f ~, morning to answer whether ready
not Court then adjourned.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
WAGES WILL NJ REDUCED.
several Thousand steel works Em-
pIoyeS May strike.

Harisburg Pa, oct Notices were
n,s,ed last night IN the various depart
rnerts Of the Logan Iron and steel oWrks
at Burnham Of a reduction of p per cent.
In WAGES There Is great dlssatisfaction
.rnonz the 1000 employees and a strike Is
threatened
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
COT. nRY.S's TIMER ANY.
Dnte- and Places named for His
Speeches IN the East.

Chicago. OCT 2-ssnator Jones. chair
man Of tho Democratic National Com
mittoe. to-day announced the following
itinerary fer the Eastern campaign o.
william Bryan.
Madison square Garden, New York
city. oct is. al other points IN the state
Of New York Oct u aud o. inclusive.
wes, Virginia. oct 22 Maryland. Oct
q. Delaware oct. "a; New jersey. oct
Is aud N Sew York eitY. oct. 2. on the
latter date Mr. Bryan VIII address
meeting of Bryan clubs OF the Atlantic
coast states
% has rot been decided whether Mr.
Bryan VIII max, any speeches IN Illinois
after closing the Eastern tour.
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
D.,vsv Arch 90 ne Removed.

New York. oct. 2.-in the municipal
oo,,reil to-day. a resoipion for the removal
N the Dewey srcn was introduced and
sdopted
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
CLAIM o. rHp RHrUBLIoANs.
They say Mckinley l. Certain of 2sG
Electoral Votes.

New York Ocs AIN statement IS
sued from Republican national hsadquar-
ters through Committeeman Manley tins
National Committee claims 2ss votes GER
tain IN the electoral college for Mckinley.
ii2 for Bryan and sA were put down a. In
doubt. The states conceded 20 Bryan are
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
WHAT HANNA SAYS or nsYAS.
Declares Onty Issue "a Prosperity
aud the Continuance of ~.

Declares Onty Issue "A Prosperity
and the Continuance Of a.
Chicago. oct. Asens,or Hnnna to-day
made his arst address in Chicago since his
return from New york he spoke az q
retail statesmen The hall where he spoke
was nlhd. not a few women being ga the
audience Senator Hanna spoke IN part
~ follows.
1T a. encourag ng for me 20 see that the
bushes interests and the workingmcn
OF the United States are awakening 20 tho
Importance OF the issues Every Demo
cratic issue chat has been presented to
the American public thus far has been
for the purpose Of leading aFtray the
minds OF the people from che real issue
There i but one issue. only onr-the !s-
Ia. OF prosperity and the continuation %
H. The issue to-day Is iust what % Yves
In 1886 only more So The question ia. do
the American people want as foundation
for their interest sound money and pro-
lection to American interests and AmerI-
can work nRmcnf
II do not want 20 talk about imperialism
my friends That o. played out. n is a
hugaboo r was intended 20 be a hugaboo
IA wss Intended 20 deceive the American
fooplc u ls an lrnposs slbie issue. n r
fraud: * is a humhug a. talk about the
American people resolving themselves in
10 On empire or 20 say that O man With
the reputation. with che character md
ability Of William Mckinley would be an
emperor.
Power of Tammany Hall.
There wae a conference IN Chicago re-
Gently of an the head chiefs of the oppo-
sifion. and the New York people are enx-
,ously wsunR 20 know what wia be the
issue when Mr. Bryan comes East He
mas been summoned there BY MS emperor
Dick Croker. and he wil be toidt he
must not talk free silver IN New York
have seen IN the ewspaners-and / be-
leve every word of 81, strange 70 say
that there was a deal made that puts Sir.
Croker above even with MIR Bryan as
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03
PUNISHMENT or LEADERS.
Princes Deprived OF Rights ana '"
he TRIED in Court.

wa.hinson. oct 2.-Tne Chinese MINIS
-, ,,s delivered TO the state department.
-,,,..,.,s conarmation OF the degradation
o, Prince Tuan and many o'ne' 0'''es
leaders. The following Official statement
= made as to Minister wus dispatch
"A cablegram received from Direeior
General sheng az Shanghai states that by
,mperial e.iics issued on Sept. = Prince
The Savannah morning news., 1900-10-03

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The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09

of dried and green fruit, canned goods
in all their luscious elegance; hermeti-
cally sealed goods in tin and glass; con-
diments and all table delicacies of every
notable brand, etc. The customers of
this house readily appreciate the advan.
tage of dealing with an establishment
whose representations may always be re-
lied upon and whose efforts are con-
stantly directed to secure the best goods
at the most reasonable prices.
Messrs. Bjorneby & Weberg are wide
amake and progressive men who will
keep pace with the city in which they
live, guarding we'll the interests of their
patrons; giving them at all times goods
of superior quality at the lowest prices.
They are prompt and reliable and have
built their large and increasing business
upon basis of integrity and honesty
without which no business is an ulti-
mate success. They also pay the high
est market price for all farm produce.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09

furnish your house from garnet to cellar
with all the latest designs and styles at
a moments notice. Here is to be found
china closets, dining tables, sideboards,
parlor suits, upholstered in damask or
plush; bedroom suits, from the finest to
the cheapest; easy chairs, rocking chairs,
dining chairs, easels, ornaments and
bric-a- brac to adorn the homes of the
most fastidious. This house also makes
a special feature of picture frames and
does an extensive business in this line.
They also carry full line of carpets in
Brussels and ingrains, linoleums, oil
cloths, etc., which will be sold at the
lowest prices; baby carriages in endless
variety, as we'll as large stock of sewing
machines. This house makes it's stand
on the celebrated New Home machine,
which is the acknowledged leader. In
fact they have everything to be found in
the largest eastern furniture emporiums.
This establishment also makes special
feature of repairing, which is promptly
and neatly done, as well as carrying a
large selection of room mouldings; and
what is of much interest to contem-
plating purchasers, everything in this
establishment is sold at bottom prices
and on easy terms. The Kalispell Fur
niture Co., in connection with Mr.. Mel
son Willoughby, also does undertaking
and embalming, and are prepared to
take charge of funerals and burials, and
patrons may depend upon the service for
the utmost care and considerable atten-
ton; no extra charge for hearse. The
Kalispell Furniture Co.'S business con-
nection enables this house to buy their
wares SO that, by shipping in car lots
they are in position to positively defy
competition. Visitors to the store will
always find the obliging and ever accom-
modating proprietor, George A. Potter
ready to give them his closest personal
attention.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09

in the form of general department
store. In the dry goods department will
be found dress goods in all their elegance
from the finest silks to the more service
able fabrics down to the common prints.
Ladies' tailor made suits, jackets, caps
and wraps, from the largest centers of
fashion. Particular attention will be
paid to ladies' ready -to-wear clothing of
every description Underwear, hosiery,
imported novelties, and notions, muslins,
towels, thread, trimmings, laces, en-
broideries, etc. In the boot and shoe de-
partment will be found every shape and
design the market requires. All the
latest and hobby styles in hats and caps
and the mems furnishings department
will be complete in evesy respect. In
the clothing department will be found
compile stock of mems youths boys
and children's high class tailor fitting
up to date clothing. One of the main
features of this house is quality and price
and Mr.. Wilson asserts that he will place
his entire stock at prices that will speak
for themselves. Patrons, both old
and new will always find the genial pro-
prietor accommodating and ever willing
to extend to them hearty welcome CIV
ing them at all times his strictest per-
sonal attention. The honorable bust
ness methods always personal by this
gentleman will insure for him the same
large patronage in the future that he
has enjoyed in the past.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09

Special attention is given to collections,
the bank having perfect sysetm OF cor
respondence; deposits are received upon
current accounts and on special ccrtlfl-
Gates and exchanges are made on all
points. The First National Banks re-
cources at the close of business on Sept
9Th, 1900 amounted to S252, 975.79. Every
modern system, of which banking has
taken advantage, is followed and every
possible facility and convenience is ex-
tended to customers. The directors
whose names appear at the head of this
article are all prominent business men
and capitalists, men whose names are
synonymous with integrity and conner
cial stability. The president, e-presi-
dent and cashier are gentlemen widely
known and highly esteemed, they are
able financiers and vigorous opponents
of the soundest principles governing
banking and finance.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
FREDERICK a. WALKER.
Druggists and Pharmacists,

Special attention is directed in des-
cribing the commercial Industries of the
city to the most important and reputable
houses in the drug business. One of the
most prominent establishments of the
kind in Kalispell is that of Broderick
& Walker, whose commodious quarters
are located on Main street. This firm
have, during their business career, built
up furnishing trade and gained the
confidence of the public by their indom-
table perseverance, integrity, fair deal
ings and close application to business,
with a view of the welfare of their pat
rons as we'll as their own interests. They
keep on hand always, a complete stock
Of drugs, foreign and domestic chemicals.
They are pure and fresh and their stock
of toilet accessories, fancy articles and
druggist sundries will compare favorably
with any in the state. The proprietor's
knowledge and long practical experience
enables them to meet all the require
ments of the trade and profession.
This firm also carries the largest line
of cameras and photo supplies in the
city. Here is to be found complete line
of Eastman's Kodaks, Promo, POGO and
Cyclone cameras, printing outfits and
papers of all kinds, as we'll as being
agents for Geo. V. Robinson's scenery
photographs, which includes all the
celebrated scenery and views in the
Northwest.
The policy upon which this house con-
ducts it's business is characterized by
liberality and careful regard for the
interests of all their patrons, so that
business relations once begun with them
are not only pleasant for the time being
but are of so satisfactory nature that
they necessarily become permanent, and
what is more important to the general
public, the quality of goods dispensed by
this house are in every respect the best
and finest. Messrs Brodrick & Walker
are in the enjoyment of the confidence
of the leading medical practitioners.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
MRS. M. j. ELLIOTT.
Dealer in All Kinds of Millinery.

We are always pleased to record the
success of any worthy enterprise but
doubly so to see that success acquired
by the fair hand of woman. Among
those whose efforts have been crowned
with success, it is but justice to mention
the courteous lady whose name appears
above this article. 1t is we'll known
fact that no one has a more eXacting line
of customers to deal with than the mil
liner. The best evidence of Mrs. Elliott's
ability is her prosperous trade and the
wide reputation she enjoys as a lady and
an artist Mrs. Elliott has just returned
from the headquarters of fashion in the
east, where she has selected and will
bring to Kalispell everything Of the
latest styles and fashion. Owing to her
large increase in business she has been
compelled to move into better and larger
quarters, and is now located in the Con
rad building on Second street. The
trimming department is in the hands of
Miss l.. st. Onge of ST. Paul.
Mrs. Elliott,s popular store was never
better prepared to furnish the ladies of
Kalispell and Surrounding country than
for the fall and winter seasons of 1900.
Her stock includes all the latest styles
in trimmed and untrimmed hats, bon
nets, trimmings, etc.
Patrons will find this lady courteous,
accommodating, and ever willing to give
her personal attention and judgment in
assisting them to select something not
only becoming and in the latest style,
but at price that will be found within
the reach of all. Mrs. Elliott is very
obliging and pleasant lady of rare bust
ness ability, cultivated taste, clear judg-
ment and talent.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
CITY SHOE STORE.
Karcher & Smithers, Proprietors.

hdICucI ~ OlulUlclo ACUO1Ss
There are several concerns in Kalispell
which, in the handling of certain special
ties, have secured for themselves wide
and enviable reputation and have done
much to advertise the city throughout
the country. Of such, the City Shoe
Store is entitled to recognition in these
columns as representative establish
ment in their line of business. This firm
is among our heaviest dealers in boots
and shoes, and makes a special feature
Of having always in stock the latest up
to date styles and shapes in all the pop
ular colors and materials. Here will be
found all grades and prices, from the
finest and best to the cheapest, for la
dies, gentlemen, youths, misses, boys,
girls and children, and while we have
not space to mention all the popular
brands carried by this house, we wish to
make special mention of two special
lines, one being the John Foster 4 Co.'s
fine ladies' shoes, which are absolutely
the best ladies' shoes in the world, and
Sorosis, sold for $3.50 the United States
over, positively has no equal for the price.
If you want an easy, broad, comfort
able shoe, or in fact anything in the line
of slippers, rubbers or hunting boots, go
to the City Shoe Store and you will find
just what you are looking for. This es
Establishment has gained very high rep
utation for the superior class of goods
handled, and it is plainly attested by the
large and constantly increasing trade
which this house now controls. Few
concerns enjoy a more widespread repu-
tation, and during their long business
career in this city this firm have proven
themselves honorable and straghtfor-
ward in all business transactions and
have built for themselves a reputation
coextensiye with the city of Kalispell.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
KALISPELL MEAT MARKET.
J. Ehrhil and A. Eeraert, Proprietors.
Dealers in Fresh and cured meats of
all Kinds. Buyers of Live Stock.

In reviewing our leading enterprises in
each and every line of business great
pleasure is taken in calling the attention
of the public to the establishment of the
Kalispell Meat Market, Messrs. j.
Ehrhil & A. Eeraert, proprietors. This
firm conducts one of the largest and best
patronized markets in the northwest, and
are at all times prepared to buy cattle,
hogs, sheep. poultry and hides, paying
the highest cash market price for the
same in any quantity. Their popular
market is centrally located on Main
street, and here is to be found the choic-
est steaks. the juciest roasts, the tender
est chops, at wholesale or retail, which
are sold at the lowest prices.
This market has become the leading
establishment in this line in Kalispell,
as is plainly attested by the daily throng
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
G. A. PEPLOW T. co.
Merchant Millers and Dealers in Flour,
Wheat, Oats, Cereals, Etc.

Merchant Millers and Dealers in Flour,
Wheat, Oats, Cereals, Etc.
Among the manufacturing enterprises
of Kalispell, the G. A. Peplow 4 Co. flour
mills occupy prominent position. This
company manufacture superior grade
of flour and their leading brands, Prin-
cess and Mistletoe, have gained high
reputation, not only in Kalispell but in
all the surrounding towns, for their
whiteness of color and excellent baking
qualities. The product of this mill is
unexcelled in the state of Montana, and
the large trade now controlled by this
firm is evidence of this fact. The mill is
located in the western part of the city,
on the Great Northern tracks, and has a
capacity Of $50 barrels per day. This
company is now building large new
-four warehouse and also an elevator
with capacity of $4,000 bushels. This
company have built their large and in
creasing trade upon basis of honesty
and business integrity that is entirely
worthy their untiring energy and enter
prise.
Mr.. G. A. Peplow, the genial manager,
is thoroughly posted in the milling bust
ness as we'll as accommodating. pleasant
and ever ready to grant as many marked
favors as are consistent with sound bust
ness judgment. This mill does Whole
sale business and in addition to their
manufactured product they are dealers
in grain and cereals of all kinds, and are
in a position to pay the highest cash
market price at all times and to handle
the same in any quantity. If you have
never used Princess or Mistletoe, ask
your grocer for them. They will please
you.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
THE EAGLE SHOE STORE.
Bogart e. Hollensteiner, Proprietors.

To keep pace with the modern boot
and shoe trade requires not only energy
and enterprise, but careful study of
the merits of every advancement. Among
the representative dealers in this line
and one which may we'll be classed as
leaders, is the Eagle Shoe Store, centrally
located on Main street. No one gives
more careful attention to the selection
of stock that will merit the demands
of their trade than Messrs. Bogart &
Hollensteiner, the popular proprietors of
this store, and today there cannot be
found in Montana better assortment of
fine and heavy ladies', gents and chill
dren's footwear than in this elegant and
attractive store. Here will be found all
the latest styles in broad and narrow
toes, patent feathers and cordivan. Their
stock is neatly and Systematically ar
ranged enabling the salesman to find
any desired boot or shoe at moments
notice.
Among the celebrated brands handled
by this house we will mention the ia
nous $500 Queen quality ladies' shoe,
G. p. Ford & Co.'S ladies shoes, which
received the highest award at the Paris
exposition; Hanan & Sons mems shoes,
as we'll as the famous $3.50 Walkover
shoe, which has no equal for the price,
and the celebrated Little Giant school
shoe.
These gentlemen buy direct from the
original manufacturers and by this
means are enabled at all times to make
the closest prices, always with that well
earned assurance of quality. Their rep
utation for honesty and square dealing
has built up for them a business Of
which they are justly proud, and We
heartily advise our readers to call or
these gentlemen, as you will find an ele
CANT assortment to choose from, best
stock, low prices and square, obligine
gentlemen to deal with.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
E. M. LYONS & co.
General Department Stores, J. H.
Williams, Manager.

Williams, Manager.
lin any city the department store
occupies an important position in it's
commercial intrests and in Kalispell
this is especially true. Among the de-
partment stores the large establishment
of E. M. Lyons & Co. ranks as the best.
This commodious and thoroughly metro
politan store has commanding position
and is arragned in this regard to the
best display of the immense stock car
ried for the convience of both buyer and
seller, The stock carried it would be
impossible to describe it in detail, but
we can simply say it combines the ele-
gance and completeness of metropolitan
ladies, and gents, RENDEZVOUS. Never in
the history of E. M. Lyons & 20. have
their stock been so elegant and elaborate
as for the fall and winter of 1900, and the
exquisite assortment cannot be sur
passed, and the public show their ap-
probation by most liberal patronage.
The ladies will find an excellent line of
dress goods, tailor made suits, shirt
waists and ready made skirts in all the
latest shades and patterns, choice laces,
elegant imported novelties and notions
of every description all kinds of horiery,
underwear embroideries, gloves, UNI
brellas, handkerchiefs etc. This firm
also does the largest mail order bust
ness in the city and particular attention
is paid to this department
The boot and shoe department con-
tains everything Of the latest in up-to
date footwear for ladies, gents, boys
and children, all the latest and noby
styles in hats and caps, and an elegant
and we'll assorted stock of furnishings.
In their grocery department will be
found flour, sugar, coffee, the finest of
imported teas, Theoretically sealed goods,
tin and glass condiments, farm produce,
etc. All goods are entirely new for their
large and extensive demand, having been
purchased direct from the manufacturers
and importers, and in large quantities,
which enables this firm to offer goods at
better bargains than can be obtained
from smaller dealers.
This large establishment is under the
direct management of Mr.. j. H. Williams
and he will make special aim this fall
and coming winter to supply the market
with the largest and most complete stock
in boi p limo that hoe ovor boop in Ko1ic
pell, and it will be to the interests of all
to call early, We will but say in con-
clusion, that the business is conducted
under management at once liberal and
enterprising, aud which will not fail tc
maintain it's reputation for goods kept
which are always up to that point
which will always place them in the first
standard of excellence.
The Kalispell bee. [volume] (Kalispell, Mont.) 1900-192?, 1900-10-09
BJORNEBY & WEBERG
Dealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries
and Provisions.

AS representative of Kalispell's re-
liable and prosperous mercantile estab-
lishments the grocery house of Bjorneby
4 Weberg calls for special recognition
among the substantial and enterprising
institutions of Kalispell, occupying a
commodious and we'll arranged store,
centrally located on Main street, where
they keep constantly on baud full
and carefully selected stock of choice
groceries, both staple and fancy, teas,
coffees, spices and sugars; every variety