The Butte inter mountain. [volume], November 12, 1903, Page 8, Image 8

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Embroidered Flannels 69c Golden Fleeced Yarns
These are entirely ne patterns; We have the agency for these
Thesedreno npper City Commercia I Co. veropla Flee tYr
benu:ifully embrokiered on a fine very popular yarns; know the
all wool quality of Saxony flannel. ANACONDA, MONTANA world over as the best made. We
These embroidered flannels would have all colors in Germentown,
be considered cheap at $1.00 and The works are open. Now for business. Our winter stocks are heavy-the time for clearing them out Spanish,Saxony, German knitting,
$1.25 a yard. They are 59h is very short. Don't spend one dollar In any line until you have seen us. Note the prices mentioned Shetlaod floss and Angora. Buy
an exceptional value at.. here today and remember that nothing but reliable, first class merchandise will be found in every de- your yarnshere. Prices the lowest.
partment of our big store.
We Are Making Special Prices on All Notions, Apron Check Oingham So Mercerized Sateen
Dry Goods and Domestics Always useful ,ut sometimes hard to find 19 yard
Outin flannel 5 fleeced Wrapper lannel uy Your Dress oods ere here is a new lot of them in all ol-, c yar
Good heavy quality in light and dark col- 9 yard Extra heavy quality, with a beautiful satin
Good rs, vy worth y iat l ight a. ; folrk - 90 you want Latest VW inter Sultings 59c turkish Towels 8 13e finish, 36 inches wide; this sateen would
or0, worth at Ilast 8 1-3C; for this litn. vim want tritrn iOt fir
sale only, yard ......................5 kimonas. rt.; t.he styles and colors are a ere is a grand lot of popular dress stuffs of values up to very so3 now on salpaenae for,
a12 1-2 Outing Flannela large asortntit l r i g Very soft and pliable, in a mediuml large yard .........................19...
.12 yaI2 o uting lannel 9 l. , ; t .r ,,e flanncel, going now $1.oo a yard. There's cheviots, twine cloths, etamines, all size, made of heavy southern cotton;
i.no yrg os r i e .. , adceks ,medgmt, for, v ,......................... O wool albatross, plain and figured zibelines, and in fact all rgular ,A s towel; on ale Oxford W alstings
dlark colors; wothl lie a good value at now, for r .wa......s........3.- @n
I~'c yard; a big bargain for, yarl ,90 All Linen Towllng 8 I-3c the most desirable fabrics are included in this lot of 75c, 19c yard
Huck Toweling Sc Yon wohdl expct to pay at least ,I;ec 9oc and $z.oo materials. Moreen Skirting 190
The extra heavy kind in Ihleached atl for this pircly nl linen chash; no wear Alawys desirable for ladies' underskirts, New, dainty colorings, all this season's
brown, regular width; selling for, to tis kind; our price now,ur Choice Now O ly 59 Yard full 36 inches wide and fast best patterns included n this lot; also
ybrowt, d rgular a ilth o", ltt f , ,,our i O 9 fu 6 inches wide and fast black; sonme fleeced back effects; all going
yard ................... ...........u )i>yrd .......................... 8 1 3e a great bargain for, yard.......... 194 at, yard..........................r19
i Mercerized Furs 20 Per Cent Off- Underwear for Women CORSiTS
Fine furs jest when you need them at a big discount. This includes
trakhan jack ts; all muffs and childrn's furs. Everything in furs ex
ctNorfolk Jackets $7.90 ejCo have never shown so large and well assorted a line
P tMiio aws' Norfolk Jackets, heavy zibline cloth, in dark green. redl and brown; of underwear for women and children. We are cutting W orth
sizes ,4. 16 and ,8 years. Rgular price, $5s.oo. Don't be late, prices right and left in this department. Come and see.
$ty will go fast at....Nw ...a ...0 ........... ....... ....... 90 , ' .4 $ 1.50 and $2.00
New Jackets .0 Children's Underwear 15c Wool Underwear worth " S $ 2 0
()oit hltmnlrl Jiekets. this winter's styles, in ilack, navy (ixforcl and tan hl n r W ndc
( rhundred Jackets, th4.is winter's styleso d 7.n b lack, navy Oxford andup I.ot of odds and ends of children's .ot of odds and ends, all wool and
to q44 .........s,,,,,,,,,,, ... . . . ., 5.o d. 5 ....... s ·te 9o50.5 i vests, some are all wool, others fine cotton vests and drawers, worth
44............................................ ........... heavy cotton, fleeced worth up $.50 and $.oo, white and
New uplex ajustble oke skirts r Jckets, all the new clors and to soc; think of it, today.... 15~ natural mixed ..............95
made of fine black mercerized sateen, combinatilon. I..ilaies' and Nisss' garments, wortth up to Ladles' Underwear 45c Union Suits $1.10
S$i4;..5 ."".... ........................................... 15.00 Iavy fleeced underwear, odds and Wool mixed nion suits, ; reg aturalar
ruffles and open work; made very ghlldren's Long Cloaks ends, rok lies, some sold gray; sizes 3 to 6; regular
All long cloaks for children 6 to ma years uld, every one this sea- high as $,1.5; we have your $a.oo value; today........5 1.10
full. A bargain. son,' style; al good heavy cloths and wel made. 20 Per Cent eOt size in the lot; a. 45 W Underwear , A.l od ines oCose, W B.o adThompson's
hry lot d ll . 20 er Cent le lot; tody......45 Wool Underwear u $1.50 black, white and drab; worth $.so and $2.oo.
Plannelette Gown. Walking Skirts 50 SPECIAL-Full line light blue All go today................................ 75
.9 PFlannelette gowns. four styles,. Your choice of so heavy walkin Union Suits 50c fancy mixed, all wool, ribbed,
good hea, y fla.nelclte and fast skirts in plain and fancy cloths; ieavy fleeced union suits, perfect vests and pants for women; Thirty new styles "Warner's" and Royal Worccs
colors, all full size, worth skirts worth up to $5.oo, fitting, full size, regular price regular value $p.oo each; ters, with and without elastics. We start
$.es.; today ................50 today .................$3.95 $.oo0; today.................501 today ................$1.50 them at.................................$1.00
Men's furnishings Warm Special Values in Bedding Dept.
Lowest Prices on Winter Weather Specialties For the Cold Nights
Men's Winter loves Men's Flannel Shirts r 10-4 Cotton Blankets, in white, tan and gray Calico Covered Comforts, full size, well made.
colors. Pair ...................................-5 For this sale, each ................... .$1.25
M ien's medium and heavy weight Scotch wool Special sale of men's all wool blue flannel shirts, extra ........................
gloses, i 5c, 35c, Soc and....................751 heavy, in single and double breasted. Worth 10-4 Cotton Blankets, heavy quality, colored
t.er) special values at these prices. .s25 each, at .............................$1.50 Everything good and desirable border. Special, for pair..................... 954 Art Silkaline Covered Comforts, with pure white
Men's leather lined working gloves. Slecial O Men's striped union flannel shirts, worth in warm footwear for women cotton filling, hand sewed. For this sale,
valces at, 5c, 75c and .....................$1.00 $oo, at..................................... and children's Jersey leg- -4 Cotton Blankets, extra large size, special quality, each ......................................75
Mool Socks 's extra heavy bilack salten shirts, with gins, all sizes, c, $.oo and ... effective borders, i white and gray colors; autifu Art Silkalie Covered mfort extra large
Men's Wool Socks fleeced acks, t and...............$1.00 worth $,.oo a pair. For this sale... ... sie, with pure white cotton filling; hand
75 dozen of fine wool sox, in light and dark We carry a full line of sizes and prices in the cele- Mixed Wools Blankets, 11-4 size, colored tied; all new designs. For this sale........81.85
gray. Regular price, 25c pair; at, pair ......... . 206 brated Stockton make California flannel shirts. All border. Special for this sale, a pair ........ $175
'Ibrce pairs for soc. umniomn made. Blankets wool mixed with colored Oriental Covered Comforts, filled with fluffy white
so .l.ýzen heay \i antic kni vol I sox, woth Extra largcotton, hand sewed. For thms sale,
border. This blanket is worth $4. a pair. ec h .................. ............... .For this sale, 5
o ir, at........................... . 35 Men's Winter Underwear Juliets and lined house slippers, For this sale ............................. a .75 each2.2
-lhbree pairs for $..i. lMen' extra Iheavy, sanitary fleeced uniderwear; Joc and ......................
Mens Sweater shir an we50Glendale \\'oolenm Blanket in II-4 size, beau- Extra large Comfort, with downaline filling, art silk
Men's Sweaters all sizes in bth shirts and drawers 50tiful pink border. As long as they last, for aline covering, hand-tied, cord edges, beautifful, rich
.ct's tincy honeycoimb knit, all wool sweat- Me 's heavy ribbed wool underwear in tan and natural a pair-.................... ...............-3.~75 colors; just as if you made them at home, and at
rts. ai,,ih $3.50o ach at ................. .1. a5 hde; thoroughly reliable garments and un- one-half tIe price, which is, a long as they
excelled for hard wear; worth $1.25. Today. All wool, pure White Blanket, pink and blue bor
Boys' Wool Sweaters ,each ......................................1.00_ ders, good size; worth $7.oo, and the price last, each...................
T',.: ;irgest assortment in thel state oif boys' fancy A srpecial offering in men's fine English merino un- is only ...................................$4.75 Feather Pillows, covered in good quality of ticking;
sweaters, all wool , to fit all ages from 2 to IS dtlrwcar in tan color; unshriinkable. Worth Wool filled no, mforts, good covering. For this each 65c, 7t5, 85c, $..oo, $$.05, $e.5o, $2.oo
years, at 75 , S . $ .5 d................$ 1 .50 each, at............................... . sale, each....... and ...................................... (3.5 0
INTER MOUNTAIN'S ANACONDA BUREAU
Office 109 Main Street-Telephone 69.
TOWNt IS PROSPEROUS
MERCHANTS OF ANACONDA LOOK
FOR A BUSTLING WINTER
UNDERSTAND SITUATION.
fI'I'tlALI. 1'0 I' l 'NI 'It MOUNTAIN.
Anacondla, Nov. :u. i- ithin Anaconda it
may be raid at this time that the feeling in a
business way has not been better for mlany
'years. Every merchant in the city has wired
a renewal of thie order for goods which he had
cancelled or ordered held until further notice.
In fact the merchants are and have been dur.
Ing the past two days encouraged by the re
newal of Ibusiness and the general good feeling.
Events have proved that there were many
pteople in the city who had some rmoney lail
aside for the witlter for they have now cut the
strings to their purses and are buying the
necessities for winter.
Unless indications fail, the winter coming
will be the most priosperous that the city has
witnessed for manlly seasons. The people
feel that the uncertainty of the conditions here
is now greatly relieved att; that shortly Ania
conda will be the city of old.
in the meantime, however, it is expecterl
that the legislature and the governor will to
the right thing by free courts, fair trials and
equal justice laws.
There are more people in Anaconda today
than ever before who understand tile situation
prevailing inl the Silver How coturta. ()n the
streets today talk of the injustice of affairs in
the milinng county are freely discussed. 'Those
who had heretofore showed opposition to the
Amalgamated company merely because as they
now express it, "''he Amalgamated is a big
company and is made up of millions," declar:
that even those interests which are allied with
the Amalgamated should be given a .air atnd
imnpartial trial of all causes. In fact, to put it
plainly, the Amalgamated has more friends mi
Anaconda and in Deer L.odge county today
than it ever had before. Ithe fairness, the
honesty and the evident endeavor on the part
of the Amalgamated to do the right thling by
the people has won the friendship of enemies
and more firmly sealed the ties existing
amongst those who have always stood with
their shoulder to tile wheel ready to help along
the industry and enterprise wtuch is and al.
ways has been responsible for the protsperotus
conditions of the state.
AS TO PAYMENT OF TAXES
SPECIAL TO THE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, Nov. ia.--County Treasurer
Denny says he is having considerable trou
ble with people who deduct from the
Itnount sent for their taxes the sum of $a
for road tax on the theory the treasurer
collects such taxes. This is not so, as the
road supervisors are expected to collect
these taxer
BIG REWAIR OFFERED
$300 UP FOR RECOVERY OF BODY
OF GEORGETOWN LAKE VICTIM
WITHIN THIRTY DAYS.
SPEt'IAt. re T11E INTER MOUINTAIN.
Anaconda, Nov. 1t.-ln order to spur the
work of searching for the bodies of W\right,
one of tile two len drowned at Georgetown
lake, tile Masonic lodge of Granite has offered
a reward of $lso payable any time within to
days from date of offering. This offer, in
addition to the offer of $5o made for the
recovery of the bodies of both of thie victims
of the illdfated hunting trip will, it Is hoped,
reeult in a discovery before ice forms on the
lake and prevents further searching this winter.
The Masonic lodge did not make the offer
apply to the recovery of the body of Bridger
Williams as well as W'right because the former
did not belong to thle Masonic organlization.
The relatives of the missing men naturally feel
anxious over the prospects of winter closing
the lake.
The offer of the reward is expected to attract
the attention of experts at hunting for biclirs,
whto will devise some method of finding the.n,
WILLIAM W. WALSH IS
SEEKING BANKRUPTCY
Anaconda. Nov. 12.-\\'illiam M. \Valsh
of Anaconda, dealer in harness anttd sad
dlery, has filed a petition in the federal
court in Butte asking to be declared a
bankrupt.
The schedule accomlpanying the peti
tion shows liabilities to be $0o,787.to, of
which $6,832 is secured to his creditors
and $t4.685.o0 is in unsecured claims.
Mr. Walsh gives his assets at $18,8a5,
divided as follows: Stock in trade, $ta,
ooo; household goods, $300oo; machinery
and tools, $ats; debts due on open ac
count, $700; insurance policies, $3,ooo,
and property claimed to be exempt, $5.500.
The matter was referred to Thompson
Campbell, referee, for hearing at a date
to be set by the court.
JUST "TO MENTION IN PASSING"
Cram'e Atlas of tile W\orld, t1o3 edition, with,
handsome up-to.date map of Monltana, is given
free to Inter Mountain subscribers who pay
$7.50 for one year in advance. The special
foo vote coupon is also included.
Your friend at the othes end will think of
you often and with greater admiration if you
Ias none but the neatest stationery when writ.
ing to her, There is an excellent line of the
best made with the real delicate motwgrams to
match at the Inter Mountain oflice. Duratos
block, Anaconda.
KINGSLEY MUSICALE
AFFAIR ORIGINALLY PLANNED FOR
MARGARET THEATER TO BE AT
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
SPECIAL TO TilE INTER MOIINTAIN.
Anaconda, Nov. ia.-At the Presbyterlan
church, Monday evening, the musical carnival
which was originally planned for the Margaret
theater will be given with the program as
formerly made up. The musicale is to be given,
as previously announced, for the benefit of
Miss Kingsley, who is going to Chicago to
finish her musical education. All of the best
talent in Butte is going to take a part in the
evening's entertainment as will all those in
Anaconda who have always been looked on as
favorites at concerts and other entertainments
where mtusic has been a prominent feature.
Miss Kingsley, for whose benefit this musicale
has been planned, is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Morgan Kingsley. Mr. Kingsley is at
present superintendent of trains of the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific road.
'lhe )young lady is counted one of Ann.
conda's mItost beloved young women and in
colnsequence everyone is interesting themselves
in thlls event ill order to make it a decided
autceas.
MEMBERSHIP LIST OF
ANTLERS' CLUB GROWS
SPECIAL TO 'fil INTER MOUNTAIN. rt
Anaconda, Nov. ta.-'lThe membership list of
the Antlers' club is rapidly swelling with those
young men who have a desire to join their
friends in a series of dances for the winter
months. Tne second party to be given on
tomorrow evening at the Montana hotel has
been entirely arranged for and promises to be
another of the popular events of social circles.
"FLORODORA" COMPANY HERE
SPECIAL. TO THE INTAlt MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, Nov. i.- hlle famous "lloro'
dora" company came into Anaconda this after
noon by special train from Stuart, arriving in
the city at 3 o'clock.
()wing to the present schedule of the Butte,
Anaconda & Pacific road the company Wt.I
not be able to get into the Smelter City ugil
the 6 o'clock train by the regular route vii
Butte. The company carries so much scenery
and has so many members that the nmanage.
ment deemed it advisable to get the show here
over the stub running from Stuart.
'The company made a most favorable imprcs
sion on the local people and will in consec
quence likely draw a big audience tonlight to
tie Margaret.
B., A. & P. Train Delayed,
SI'EL'IAI. TO TIlE INTER MOUNTAIN.
Anaconda, Nov. ti.-The Butte, Anaconda &
Pacific passenger train due in Anaconda at
t1:25 o'clock this morning was delayed more
than an hour owing to a breakdown of the
passenger engine, No. 5s, while in Butte. An
engine 4had to he sent from Anaconda to bring
the train down from the Smoky City.
AMUSEMENTS
Anaconda, Nov. ia.-"Florodora," the
musical hit of the decade, will be the at
traction at the Margaret tonight and the
indications are that the popular play will
again have a crowded house in Anaconda.
Isadore Rush plays the part of Lady
Holdrod, first essayed by Emma Wallace
Hopper, while the famous "Pretty Maiden"
sextette is as pretty as ever, and the chorus
contains many pretty faces.
The company has enjoyed good houses
everywhere and Anaconda is expected to
be in line tonight.
Enter as maid of honor from your county
some deserving young lady for membership in
the excursion given by the BIutte Inter Moun.
tain to the World's Fair at St. Louis.
ANACONDA BRIEFS
A. I). T. messenger-prompt, reliable.
Mrs. D. C. Letellier has as her guest Mfrs.
N. 11, Davidson of Milwaukee.
Calling cards, monograms and stationery, the
finest to be had at the most reasonable prices.
The Inter Mountain office. Durston block,
next to postoffice.
Rev, II. E. Itobbin yesterday afternoon mar
ried Joseph W. Godfrey and Eleanor Need
ham.
For first-class printing, bookbinding or steel
die work at reasonable prices call at the Inter
Mountain office, Main street, next to the post
office.
Mrs. C. C, C'e of Minneapolis is in tile city.
The boys and their sleds are very much in
evidence these days riding on the sidewalks.
DUTY DONE
Election dlay is over an we're feelin' pretty
good.
We reckon that this world will now perceed
'bout as it should.
The candidates have spoke with sech unfailin'
eloquence
That the township will seem silent when the
real deeds commence.
lBut earth will be a paradise when they have
gotten through
With all the splendid things they've been a
promisin' to do.
It's a mighty handy scheme with which our
government is blessed.
You simply put the votes In an' them fellers
do the rest.
I'll go to sleep tonight an' know I needn't
fret a bit;
'Cause notice has been served that all annoy.
ances must quit;
'here won't be nothin' wasted from the taxes
that we pay,
\\'e'll have reforms, but not too much at once;
that's what they say.
Reform is somethin' that you've got to keep
a-watchin' close;
It's always well to have some one to regulate
the dose,
\\'We've listened to the speeches, jes' as faithful
as we cotld,
lIut election day is over, an' we're feelin' party
good. -W-\ashington Star,
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Ry. Co.
Passenger Time Table, Nov. I, 19o3.
VW ESTBOUND. EASTBOUND.
Local Leave Arrive Local. Leave. Arrive
Trains. Butte. Anaconda. Trains. Anaconda. Butte.
No. 1. B., A. & P......1o:3o a.m. t:a5 a.m. No. 2. B., A. & P...... 9:oo a.m. 9:55 a.m.
No. 3. B., A. & P...... 5:1o p.m. 6:05 p.m. No. 4. B., A. & P..... 3:40 p.m. 4:35 p.m.
To make connection with Northern Pacific Railway Westbound trains at Butte, Icave
Anaconda at 9:oo a. m. and 3:4o p. m. To make connection with Great Northern Railway
trains at Butte, leave Anaconda at 3:4o p. m.
To make connection with Oregon Short Line Railway at Silver Bow, leave Anaconda
at 3:40 p. In.
Tickets on sale at City Ticket Office (Great Northern Railway), No. 41 Main street, Butte,
and at Pasaenger Station of the Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway.
SNOW ON WIRES
BALLOTS SKIMPY
(Continued from Page Two.)
exports of this palm product amounting to
about $7,ooo,ooo per year.
Decide Not to Exhibit.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Toronto, Nov. aa.-Frifty representative
livestock men from all associations in the
Dominion met here last night to discuss
the restrictions put on the exportation of
show animals to the St. Louis Exposition.
It was unanimously decided that no Cana
dian cattle, horses, sheep, swine or poultry
would be exhibited.
NOTE FOR $2,652 HAS
JUST DOUBLED ITSELF
In Less Than Ten Years It Brings in
100 Per Cent at the Rate of 1
Per Cent a Month.
A note for $2,653, which has doubled
itself and more, in nine years, and no.v
entitles its owner to the sum of $5,51.60o,
if the allegation of the complaint are true,
was made the subject of a suit brought in
the district court today by Julia E. Tong,
as the executrix of the last will and testa
ment of George H. Tong, deceased, against
John M. Blake.
The note, according to Mrs. Tong's
complaint, will be nine years old in three
days, having been executed at Helena
November 15, 1894, and it would have
been outlawed very soon, the statute of
limitations upon notes covering a period
of to years.
During all the nine years the little note,
silent yet busy, collected interest at the
rate of 1 per cent, or $26.a5 cents a
month, till now it is twice as big as it
was at the start.
The complaint alleges that Blake exc.
Daly Bank & Trust Co.
of Anaconda, Mont.
General banking in all branches.
Sell exchanges on New York, Chi
cago, St. Paul, Omaha, San Fran
cisco, etc., and draw direct on the
principal oities of England, France,
Ireland, Germany and the Orient.
Deposits from $1 upward received.
CORRESPONDENTS
National City bank, New York;
First National bank, Chicago; First
National bank, St. Paul; Omaha Na
tional bank, Omaha; Bank of Call
fornia, San Francisco.
JOHN R. TOOLE - - - - President
M. B. GREENWOOD - Vice President
LOUIS V. BENNETT - - - Cashier
F. C. NORBECK --- Asat. Cashier
cuted the note to Tong, and that it was
payable within one year. Tong died
April Is, o902, and Mrs. Tong became
executrix of his will June 8, :9o3. Mrs.
Tong wants judgment for $5,512.6o and
costs,
FINAL ACCOUNT OF AN
ADMINISTRATOR FILED
The final account of the administrator,
with the will annexed, J. P. Collins, has
been filed in the district court in the
estate of David I. Berlin, deceased.
The account says that the money re
ceived into the estate amounted to $75o,
which was received upon an insurance
claim, in accordance with a compromise
agreement ordered by the court.
The claims paid by the administrator
amounted to $509, and the balance in the
estate for distribution to the heirs amounts
to $240.48, The distributees are the widow
and four children, each of whom will re
ceive amounts from $8o down,