The Helena Independent (Helena, Mont.)
January 5, 1889
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TheBest Local News Reports.^Largest Circulation. Unsurpassedas a Newspaper.^ABREAST 0F~THK TIMSS. freepuwc lm Helena.' TheOnly MORNIKQ++ NEWSPAPER ThatRec^ln^s a Telegraphic Report Givingall th Newscf the World Dally. VOL.30--NO. 28. HELENA,MONTANA TERRITORY, SATURDAY MORNING, JANUARY 5, 1889 FIVECENTS ASHBURNK. BARBOUR, Attorneyana Counselor at Lai MAbon U' l'ksii K UK LENA, M T. MASSENABULLAHD, Attorneyand Counselor at Law, H1LINA,MONTANA, Willprartica In all ennrto of record In tha ter^^ritory. Offlca In Oold Block. NOLAN^ BEAN,^Law Office^Gold Block UKLB.na, MT R.G. DAV1ES. ATTOBNIY-AT-LAW,KOOM S, AHHBY BUM K, HBLENA, M.T. DR.M. ROCKMAN. PhysicianBurgeon.Aoooucher, Oculist andAunst Mum't of Hm FranrlscO Madlcal Hoclaty, alao^Navada Bi^U^ stsdlcal Hoclaty. Ofll-^^ Parebsn's ni* stors. corner Above Mali^and Hroadway. Entrant* on Broadway and Jack^aoci. Helena, Montana. LoasnltaUoiu In *tennun^and English. Eye,Ear, Nose and Throat. DR.M. G. PARSONS, Fifteen^.-are^ Mperi^nce aa OCULISTAND AURIST lrforma all r^i^ratl^na and tr**ta alldUeaset^of tha Kye, Ear, S'oae and Throat. Correct* er^rora ^f Tlalon and adjusts irln*ew^^C,OIBr^, corner Mala ^traat and HUth avenue,^over Jan Murrti^^ grocery aiore. J.H. FRENCH,^Veterinary Surgeon. OPrU'BJos. O'NaUl'a sUbla, corner Malr^and rMce atresia MONTFORDS BACON, M. D.^Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist, HELENA,M. T. HpaclaJattention fflvan to the Eye Ear and^Throat Pull -rtment of artlflrlal eye*. W.LONG, VF'VKHINA K Y BUHODOS, OrTlOI-Bnrk*Plahar'a Manias. Lower Mais ieNo 1*1 HtreetTelanhnn* FRENCHLESSONS. PROF.A. DANSE, Lateof Waatern University, I'a Room Uold^Block. A.M. SANDS, TYPE- WRITING AMD-^Amanuensis Work. Offlc with 1'aalaan A MrConnell. H.BAUER,^TANNER DRESSER, 106Lawrence Street, Helen, M. T. iosjic. ratrLSis. m i. M Rl i PAULSEN^ M'CONNELL,^-liOHIXBOXS 4ttnd Strictly fe trchtttcturaf Work nanaand ^peclflceLlone drawn. Work ^now^sad. OPFICB-WIIatmHI'- s. Helena, Montana G.W. MERRILL, SolaAgent for tha CarbolicSmoke Ball and Debel-^lator, willgetrant** a pure cure far catarrh, asthma. bronchitis,hay fever, croup, cold In tha bean^cored In fifteen ntlnu'ea Free teata given at our^office, room 12, over I'ayntera'a druK store, foot^of Br adway. Helena, Montana Asi Me waMad^tn avary tliy In territory, Hire cure for alck head^ache. Price of Htnofce Bail %i I'rl of Debell^atv^r $1 aant to any part of tha territory. Send^four canta tor postage. JOHNA.SCHNEIDER. FRESCOPAINTER, No.W South Davis Nlreet PO Boi T**ft, Helena, M. T Publichulldln^a, rhnrcbea and dwelling houses^decorated In the lateet et le Willfurnish uVeigns. L)ecor*t^d Hon. W A^Clark e ^nd M J Talbot* reatdencea, Hutte. Heratbwork and Emnoeaad Ornamentation,^pa'en ted, a ^potUltj TEE ABORNLOTTERY Successof the Scheme Assured IMPORTANTNOTICE:^How to Make Remittances: Remitby Postal Note, Express,^Money Order, New York or^Chicago Exchange or^Draft PRICKOsY II* HI Iv SingleW hole Tick eta$S 00 *I I It IM MS Bookof ft Whole Ticket* S 90 OO ^okol I O H hole Ticket*40 00 Bookol i i hole Ticket*| 00 00 FilthTickets, eatch. Aperaou can Moar aa tn%ny FIFTH Tlf'KRTH^*a they ir ay d*alre, all op mrriRKNT m mbku*^Ad drew ail lettara and remlit*ncea to THBMONTANA 1NVKSTMK T OMP1NY, Helena,Montana, USETHE BRANDOF Hams-dBreakfast Bacon Ctred am* Smokedin Montana BTTHI limn*ruiMi \M^ rEovisiM Packer*,Cater* and Smoters of Choice, Mildly Cured Meats, OfriCl-l*frl|*fk*o'Building. ThePlymouth CLOTHINGH(V# ISOFFER Bargains in Kine Suits, OVBECOATS, GENTSFURNISHING GOODS, ETC. Calland See us Before Purchasing Elsewhere. LEVY^ ELIA8. a0. A8HHY. O.A. BBOADWATMB S.C. Ashby^Co. HELENAAND GREAT FALLS. SWEET'SPATENT 'Common Sense^ ^Arctic^ and ^Manitoba. BOBSLEDS. 11Mitchell^ Farm and Spring Wagons, FineCarriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Buckboards,RoadlCarts, Etc., Etc HARNESS,BARB WIRE, VICTORFEED MILL. WALLTENTS, WAGON COVERS, ETC.^FURST 6\ BRADLEY HARROWS,HOOSIER DRILLS, DEDERICKHAY PRESSES Bailine-Ties, .Etc., Ktc. T.C. POWER CO., JOBBBKS AND DBALBhd IN MININGMACHINERY! AgriculturalImplements, Justreceived, a large stock of Bemem_tj Son's Celebrated M Maine and M Brown BOBSLEDS. Deere^^ Co. Sulky, Gang and Walking Plows. SCHUTTLERAND RUSHFORD TUBULARAXLE AND STEEL SKLIN WAGONS. FINEHAND-MADE^Carriage and Hearsay ITeam Harness. Ourntock of tin- Carrlagea and Bagg^ the largeet and most complete erer^iDowu in Helena. Afull line of Mine and Mill Huppllee embracing Blake Steam Pumpfl, Kerere^Bubt^er Co. Mechanical goods, Common BeuHe Whim, etc., etc. Sendfor Circulars and Price List. Steamboat Block, corner of Main street^aod Helena avenue. ATTENTIONLADIES! Hareyou seen the Finest Line of PASSEDTHE BILL. The Measure Granting a National^Charter to the Nicaragua Canal^Company Passes the House. BLOCKEDBY ANDERSON Edmunds'Reto'ution to Prevent For^^eign Nations From Acquiring Own^^ership in the Panama Canal ^^The Substitute Tariff Bill. F.S. LANG CO. (INCORPORATED.) WH0LK8ALK AND RKTAIL. Ranges,Stoves, Crockery, GLASSWAREAND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Granite Iron, Copper and Tinware. MarbledGlassware,Bohemian Vases, PalmettenGlassware,Mush and Milk Sets, JapaneseChina.China Dinner Sets. OPAQUECHINA, DECORATED AND PLAIN. Haviland'sChina, Decorated and Plain Cupsand Saucers, Salad Sets, IOBORFAM SETS, WINE SETS, ROCHESTER LA.MPS. mAurora^ Quadruple Plated Silverware, THf Bltr IN THE WORLD. Evening*^ Party Slippers Inl/ndreeeeri Kid, Beaded, ever shown in the Weet. If you would like^to see them call on F.E. GAGE i CO., No. 25 Upper Main St W4HUINUT0N.Jan. 4 in the senaU* the^preiUtnK otti'vr pr*m*^nt^*ti h mi'matf'* from^the atsjatjaajl suppltfuimitary to that of^WedD^*Mt^y, encloslnx two copies of tele^^gram* sent to cipher by the secretary of^^tale to the Auiericau uilolsWr at Pekln, hiclihad oe^u omitted. J Sherinao,from the committee on foreign^relatious, reported a resolutioa (agreed U^)^calling on the president for corretipond-^euce and information touching the recent^occurrence* in the Inland of Hsyli, both as^to the state of gnvcrniiit-tit th*-re and to the^satsafff aud deli\ery ot the Auiertpan ves^^sel, Msytten Keptit)lic. Mierman, stmt^(nmi the saiM cnmntittee, reported back^favorably KdmundH* joint resolution as to^^he ^tiiiiiii canal as follows: Kesolvetl,^That the ^ivemment of the IJnltad ^un |^will look w t!i satitW con* ern and disap^proval on any conneetion of any Ettfoax an^^niataajusji with the c**v.structiou or aasj^trot of any UtiMcan^.! across thf Isttimua^tif Darien, ^^i across Central America, and^must regard any such connection or control^as injurious to the just rights and ml* rest*^of Hie I'mted Mutea, and ss a niei an- to^iheir welfare. Ramvsjsl, that the preel^dent be requehted \o comuiuuicate this ex^^pression 11 the views of congress to fctM^governments of the countries of BttfOM^The reit^dution was pUeed on the calendar,^stit rman gave notice that he would to^^morrow atfk its consideration. He honed^it would receive the unanimous approval of^the seu\te. .Stewartottered atesolutlon (agreed to)^Instructing the committee on private laud^claims to require and ascertain what pros^^ecution of suits had been authorized as to^patents for Mexican private land grants in^California, at whose instance and for^whose benefit, and what interest the United^.states had in such suits. Thesenate then resumed consideration^of the tariff bill. Vancemoved to amend psragraph 323 oy^reducing the rate from 45 cents per pound^aud 15 per cent advaloretu to per ceut^advalorem. In the debate upon the amend^^ment Hawlev asked Vance whether there^was any nation which had any approxl-^maU ly just system of taxation, and it not,^which of the nations was the nearest.^Vance said the system of taxation which^was the nearest right, so far as he was ac^^quainted with them, was the Kngllsh sys^^tem. llawleyThat is about the answer which^1 expected to get. Vance I see what you call ^the true In-^warduess^ of your question. The ooject^is that you charge that we are in the Ku-^glish Interest; that we are following the^English system; that we are foreigners to^our own people. But there never was a^greater niece of hypocrisy than this pre-^Unse of dislike to foreigners. You only^disiike a foreigner when he brings some-^thing to sell; hut when a foreigner comes^tnmstdf to underbid American workmen^and take the bread out of his mouth, you^welcome him with open and hypocritical^embrace, llawley1 have no personal reason for^disliking Kngland or Englishmen. 1 ml*^bellevi* in t lie Kngliab s^ stem of tasatloD,^and what 1 wanted was to get one demo^^crat, it 1 could get no more, loavow frankly^the honest purpose ol that parti, that the^adoption of free trade Is the policy of that^party. Not one tune in hlly on the stump^or in the newspapers were we able In the^last campaign to get a democratic politi^^cian or editor tit tell the truth In regard to^the position of their party. An avowed^free trade meeting was held in lioaton the^other day, glorifying the campaign, glori^^fying the president of the United Mates,^glorifying every effort In behalf of tree^trade, prophesying a glorious future for it^and the great progress to be made under It.^All we ask of the other side is that thf)^shall tell the truth about the Inevitable^drift of their party, and which the whole^world knows, (Including themselves) to be^the truth, that they mean to bring the^country to the adoption of a system of^taxation that will tax only articles of uni^^versal consumption^practicably a poll tax. Vance'1'be senator from Connecticut^says 1 am a freetrader, and that the policy^of iny party Is absolute free trade, and he^bases that statement on my answer to his^question as to which foreign system ol tax^atlon 1 most admtre. I told him the Kn-^gltsh system was the nearest right, mean^Ing of all other systems but our own.^(Laughter on the republican side). 1 do^not mean by that any approval of that sys^^tem under which we live. God forbid!^The democratic party of the United Mat* m^has pronounced itself again and again in^favor of the s^ stem of taxation of foreign^imports, which will yield sufficient reve^^nues to the government, and 11 has MW^advocated any other system. That Ik the^system which 1 prefer to the Knghsh or^any other s\su-m. Reaganalso defended the party from the^charge ot being a free trade party. The^debate was continued at great length and^participated In by DaweH, Mcpherson,^Vance, Gray, Coke and Morgan. 1 he lat^^ter commented bjob the free list contained^In the substitute and argued that the repub^^lican senators who reported and sustained^It were free traders and were not Justified^In applying that term to the democrats.^The question was dually taken up and^Vance% amendment rejected. The bill^was then laid aside. On motion of Aldnch^the senate rules were so amended as to In^^clude among the persons entitled to the^privllegt H of the floor the president eh t^and vice-preiideut elect After a brief ex^^ecutive session the senaU adjourned until^to morrow. 1hkloo -h. O'Neill,Pennsylvania, presented a me^^morial of the Philadelphia board of trade,^asking that an appropriation be made for^the eatablishment of houses of refuge at^Point Harrow and Kast Cape Siberia, aad^for the repair of the steamers Hear and^Thetis Dunn, Arkansas, called up the^.Nicaragua canal bill with the am* ndmenia^agreed to in committee of the whole upon^which the previous question had been or^^dered before the holiday recess The first^amendment upon which a y ea and nay vote^was demanded was that offered by Holman,^Indiana, providing that nothing In the set^shall be construed to commit the United^Mates to any liability on account of the^Nicaragua company, and requiring this^proviso be printed on every bond and cer^tificste of stock or other obligation Issued^by the company The amendment was^agreed to^yeas, 145; nays, 86. The amend^lie in offered bv Wilson, Minnesota, pro^^viding that no certificate of stock shall be^paid for in money, and that stock shall not^be assignable until the whole of the same^shall be paid In, and that no bond in ex^cess of that amount of capital shall ht^issued until such paid in capital shall^amount to $6,000,000, was agreed to^yeas,^Mtj nays, 76. Theamendment offered by Bland, re^serving to e^nsress the right to alter,^amend or repeal this act, and to regulate^tariff rate* for the transportation a| per^sons and pro|^erty. was agre. d to^yeas. hh;^nays, ho. The bill then passed^teas, 167;^nays, 84. The bill ts a senate bill and will^now go to the senate for action upon the^house amendments. Keedimmediately called up the resolu^^tion reported by him ^eiterday from the^committee on rules, ahollahing during the^remainder of the session the caJI of states^for the Introduction and reference of bills^upon the first and third (suspension) Mon^^days of each month. Anderson, Kansas,^raised a point of order that the day being^Friday, and devoted under the rules to^private business, a resolution applying as^it did to public legislation could not now^be called up. The point bavins) been over^^ruled by the speaker, Mr. Anderson raised^the question of consideration, heed con^^tended that the bouaa having yes- terday o rdered t he yeas and nays onthe demand for the previous^question, a question of consideration could^not be raised. A long and animated de^^bate of the right of the minority then en^^sued. Finally the speaker said the ques^^tion raided was an entirely new one. The^genera! rule of the house was that a ques^^tion of consideration could be raised^against any question called up. In this in^stance the tacts were that a resolution had^'^^^en reported yesterday as a matter of^privilege, Its consideration entssai upon,^aud the yeas aud nays ordered on the de-^tuaud for the previous question. The chair^auuuunced ins decision with hesitation aud^doubt, that under the circumstances a^u uestion of considers! ion could not be^made against it, and the chair decided that^the clerk call the yeas and nays on ^rder^lug the previous question, ^lhm't vote,^^shouted Anderson, and enough of his ad^^herents respected his injunction to break^the quorum, the vote standing yeas, 100;^nays. 21. Adjourned. RAILWAYMAIL SERVICE. Poitmiilar-Oflmril Dieklnton Order* Con^^cerning the Imposition of Fines for Deleye. Washington,Jar.. 4.^ Postmaster Gen^^eral Dickinson toda^ promulgated a deci^^sion in the matter of imposing on railroads^hues aud deductions for failures and delays i^in earning mails. In an extraordinary^case, coming within the exceptional char^^acter of the great bli/zard of March, 1khh,^where the highest degree of vigilance Is^used to remove the cause of delays, there^should la* no tine or deduction for any de^^lay. In other and usnal cases of delay by^snows or ti.HHls the following is ordered:^For a whole day's failure and the whole of^the mail is carried through the succeeding^day, full pay: wnatsjtfeeteIfl a failure tor^two days, and the mail goes through the^third day, one da)'a pay. If there should^be a failure for four days, three^days' pay should be deducted,^aud where the failure Is longer,^teduction should he made for every day^xcept the last one ot the delay. From the^'Xperieuce of the department duriug ex^'ended contro\ersies between wcntcrn^roads and their men in the latter part of^the winter and early spring of this year, 1^do not conceive that the strife of railroad^employes can afford any excuse for a^failure to carry the mails. If a case should^ever occur of violent and unlawful oh-^^triii'hon to the movement of the mails the^government will be fully able to set It^ide. As to fines for delinquency which^results in failure to connect the rule should^be to deduct tr-mi ih Hue were the de^^linquency occurred. CapitalCuMlngs. Washington,Jau. 4.^Representative^William Walter Phelps said to an Asso^^ciated Press reporter that Hlaine was here^for the purpose of securing a house for the^winter for himself and family. Phelps^was asked if Hlaine was going to Indian^apolis and replied: ^He has not thought^id going there. The navy department has been Informed^that the yellow fever has appeared on the^Vantic and that she has left Port au Prince^lor home. Admiral Luce says the Galena^ait. r coaling at Jamaica would go hack to^Port au Pilnce: that the Uaytien Republic^remained there awaiting a crew to take her^northward. It is expected the United^m t steamer ^^s^tpee, now at Norfolk,^will sail for Port au Prince In a t^ w days Thepresident today transmitted to con^^gress a communication from the secretary^of stste reccominen ling that an appropria^^tion of $160,000 be made lor the relief of^families ot eitta.n Japanese subjects who^wen-hilled on the island of lhislma In^March, IHhT, by the guns of the United^ttiarrj steamship Omaha, while that vessel^ass engaged in target oracttce. 1he secretary of state has received a let^^ter Irom the I mini States consul at Cape^Uaytien announcing the election of Hippo^lyte as provincial president of Hayti, by a^convention held at Gonaives, and saying^that no particular damage was done by the^recent bombardment of Cape Uaytien. SWEETLYJWINDLED. TheElectric Sugar Refining Company^Duped to the Tune of a Million^by Henry C. Friend. AWOMAN IN THE SCHEME No8uch Process as Refining Sugar by^Electricity in Existence The^Chief Raacal Dead, but Hia^Female Abettor Alive. Receivedby the President. Washington,Jan. 4.^The members of^the colored Catholic convention called at^the White House this afternoon. H. L^Huff, of Boston, made an address to the Itrenident,In which he thanked hlrn for his^lind treatment ot the colored people. The^president replied that he was glad to meet^the representatives of the colored Catholic^church, recognizing In them a powerful^element In the progress and prosperity^of the country, lie said he was fully con^^vinced that good rellglonlsta who take an^interest in the affairs of the nation are^powerful auxiliaries to good administration andI government. He then shook handswith each delegate. Thisevening resolutions of sympathy^with the Irish patriots was adopted ami the^following cablegram was then read frees^Kampella at Home: The sovereign pontiff^gladly and proudly bleases ^ou with all his^heart Thecommittee on resolutions reported^an address, which was adopted uuanl-^mously. It says: ^Education of the peo^^ple being the means to elevate our race,^we pledge ourselves to establish schools,^primary and higher grades, In colored com^munities.^ The encouragement of literary^assemblies and societies Is recommended,^and the organization of temperance socl- ttesadvocated. It appeals to all labor^arid trsdes unions to admit colored men on^the same conditions as others, and appeals^to proprietors of factories, telegraph and^railroad companies to admit colored men^to their employ if they be the eijual of oth^^ers in intelligence and morality; sincerely^advocates the establishment of Industrial^schools, hospitals, and asylums for the col^^ored race. Alter deciding to meet next^year In Richmond, Va., the convention ad^^journed sine die. ForShipwrecked Bee men. Washinoton..Ian. 4 ^The secretary of^the navy recommends to congress the pas^^sage of a bill to create a revenue cutter ser^^vice for the transportation home by United^Mates revenue vesaels of shipwrecked sea^men in the Arctic regions or the territory^of Alaska, and for tlie reimbursement of^officers of any I' ulted States vessels for^supplies which may be furnished to officers^i f wrecked vessels unable to pay for sub^^sistence while being transported to a place^of safety. The secretary suggests the^presence of relief vessels on the whaling^groi.mls uutll the cloee of the fishing sea^^son, the establishment of one or more sta^^tions ot refuge upon the main land to sup^^ply In caae of tdiipwreck shelter and sub^sistence, and the advisability of offering^rewards for the rescue of shipwrecked^whalemen by private parties. VerloueOpinions on Emigration. Lot'isvtLi.K,Ky., Jan. 4.^ Nome time^ago the Society tor the Proter latsCfl Free^^dom and Kight, a strong German organiza^^tion of this city, addressed Utters to Presi^^dent Cleveland, .Secretary of State liayard,^and leading senators and cougretsrneri,^asking their views on the subject of immi^^gration. Answers have been received^from s nuN '--i lucludlng President Cleve^^land, who stated his views were fully set^forth in oh annual message, and he had^nothing to add. Secretary liayard an^swered that by virtue of hts position it^would not be proper for him to express his^opinion. Senator Morgan thought the cen^^tral Kuropt-an nations furnished gotal citi^^zens, and immigration from those countries^should be encouraged, with proper restric^^tions. Senator lilackhurn answered that^the Chinese should be rigidly excluded, and^the Italians were In no wise beneficial to^the country. Congressman Klchard Gun^tJtef said all socialists and anarchists^should be eicluded. Congressman Coa^thought Germans and Irish made the best^citizens, and immigration wltb proper re^^strictions should be encouraged. foeButt at Miles Oily.^Miii- City. Jan. 4.^I special to the^Independent Two more tires here In the^past twenty-four hours^a stage stable^used by the Tongue Kiver company was^set on fire about midnight, and to-night the^stable and corral, known as tbc Elephant^corral, were burned to the ground. Noth^lag was saved and there was no Insurance. NewYokk. Jan. 4.-The Evening sun^prints what it calls an almost incredible^tale of a gigantic fraud. It states the^Klectrlc Sugar Ketinery company has been^duped to the extent of over a million dol^^lars; that its whole ^secret process^ turns^out to be a humbug of the most barefaced^kind. The ^secret process^ was the In^^vention ot one Henry C. Krlend, who ap^^peared in trade about four years ago wltb^samples of wonderfully pure sugar, which^he said had been refined by his electttc^process. About a year ago he induced a^number of English and American capital^^ists to orgauixe a company and buy the se^^cret nroeess from him. This was done^and factories erected, but no one allowed^inside of them save Krlend, his wife^and a few Ignorant workmen. The rooms^where the rehulug was supposed to la*^going on were always kept securely^locked, as Krlend said his process wa not^patentable and he could not aford to allow^any one to share his secret, lu the mean^time the iitock of the company had te en^Imuuclng up until it was woilh nearly $300^per shaie of $100 oar value. Friend then^began to unload, nut suddenly died. The^officers of the compsuy suspected nothimt^wrong until a few days ago, when t h^^^^found that Mrs. Friend and all who had^been connected with the family hail dlaap^peered, Mrs. Friend leaving word that she^had gone west. The officers of the com^pany opened the secret chamber and fouud^no sugar refined there at all,merely a num^neraf machines used in breaking cubes of^augar Into smaller particles and^in granulatiug the coarser grades.^Quantities of sugar, chiefly cubes, had^been purchased by the operators and pre^^pared in sotue secret spot With a chemical^liquid which eliminated the ordinary uu^purities found In all sugars. This dttctored^sugar was then carted to the factory in bags^purporting to contalu raw sugar. The^chemical used had cryatslized the cubes U^^a large extent and when broken they bail a^finer appearance and quality than augar^was ever known to possess. The scheme^was cleverly worked to the very last. The^stockholder andoffhers of the company^were kept In perfect Ignorance as to the^future of the pntfess until the largest pos^slble amount of money was secured. Then'^is no such secret process as electrical sugar^r^ timng. aud the bugbear of the sugar^trust Is dead. Treasure) Kohertaon said to^a reporter: ^1 am heartbroken over the dis^^coveries we have made. 1 don't csre so^much about losing my own money,^but 1 Induced a number of my friends to^invest in the scheme, and it Is their^financial rule that distresses me. Then 1^had such high hopes the scheme would^bring fortune to us all. O, we've been^shamefully treated and deceived, it means^ruin to us. It Is the most outrageous thing^1 ever heard. Nthere no prospect of being able to^save an^ thing out of the wreck 'Notthat 1 can see. The revelations^found in the factory prove the entire thing^to have been a fraud. Theresults of to-day's investigation of^the Klectrlc Sugar KefJuery gives ad^^ditional evidence of fraud, aud President^Cotlrell left the city tonight for the pur^^pose of procuring the arrest uf Mrs. Olive^Friend and Win. R Howard. I,onimn, Jan. 4^The sensation In Hlr-^mlngham over the revelations regarding^the Klectrlc Suiiar Refining company has^been increased by alarming cablegrams.^The local holding of the stock is stated Ui^be ^20,000. One of the principal stock^^holders has departed for America to In^quire |^ersonally into the matter. The^stock fell greatly In Hirmlngham and Liv^^erpool to-day. INA CELL. TheOlty Editor of the Ohlcego Times Arreeteq^on HM Ohargeof Criminal Libel. Chicaoo,Jan. 4.^Late this afternoon^warrants were sworn out by Police In^spector lionfleld for the arrest of J. J.^Went, proprietor, and Joseph It. Otinlap,^city editor of the Times, charging them^with criminal libel for the publication this^morning of an Interview with the^wife of Detective .wenateln, in which^she charged her husband with acting as a^^fence' for thieves, and alleging that Po^lice Captain Schaack was cognizant of the^facL Iiunlap was Immediately arrested^and taken to the Harrison street station.^On arriving at the station he was thrown^Into a cell and treated otherwise with scant^courtesy. A little later Mr. West, hearing^of the matter, hurried to the armory with^bondsmen, and Dunlap and himself were^soon released on ball. Noonafter their release, however,Messrs.^West and Dunlap were re-arrested on a^similar charge, preferred this time by Cant^Schaack. Bonds were also given In tnis^caset and the gentlemen are now at liberty.^It Is said that when Mr. Dunlap was first^taken to the Armory station desk, the ser^^geant kindly invited him to make himnelf^comfortable In the office at the station.^Very eoon, however, orders were received^from headquarters emanating, It is claimed,^from Inspector bonlield, to place the pris^^oner In a cell the same as an ordinary felon,^sud it waa done. Concessionsto Americana^Pittmu ho, Jan. 4.^One of the biggest^land d^ aia on record has been consummated^with the Brazilian government by New^York, Pittsburg and Washington capital^1st*. The principal of the promoters of^the scheme Is to open up valuable diamond^and gold fields In far western Brazil, an*^in order to prosecute investigation and^carry on the work, a company with a cap!^tal of 814,000,isj0 is In pna'ess of formation.^The grant is tor between 50,000 and mi ism^acres of land bordering on the Amazon^river In the region of the Andes mouu^tains. BadOutlook at Panama.^Panama. Jan. 4 (via Galveston).^ Great^uneasiness prevails here regarding canal^affairs, as no news has been received of any^settlement having been effected. Work on^the canal Is being lessened dally and total^suspension is feared. This would throw^thousands of men out of work and the Co^lombta government, in anticipation of^trouble, has addressed a circular to the con^suls from foreign countries, requesting^them to obtain Inatructlons for the trans^^portation of the citizens of their several^countries from the Isthmus In caae ot the^total collapse of the work. FortyTwoVlctlme.^Mkmphih, Jan. 4.^ The United States^inspectors investigating the burning of the^steamer Kale Adams have secured evidence^that forty-two persons were lost Instead of^fourteen, as they reported several days ag^^It appears that eighteen children were^among the deck passengers, aud ten of the^boat's crew perished In addition to the^victims previously noted. Woolat Boston^Boston, Jan. 4 Wool has been firm^during the week, but comparatively quiet^In territory wool sales are reported uf fine^at *)^f^2; fine medium at 6ngt)0, and^medium st 55 Texas and California wools^have been slow at unchanged prices. Ore^^gon wool meets with good d^mand, wltb^sales of eastern at \%^'^L HARRISON'SCALLERS. Politiciansof All Sorts and from All Sections^Advising tha Prealdent Elect Indianapolis,Jan. 4. Gen. Harrison^had an unusually large number of visitors^to-day. and It was more of a society than^political dsy. Among the prominent callers^were Gen. John A. Foster, ex-minister 'o^Kusala, Spain and Mexico; Hon. Joseph^Medill, editor of the Chicago Tribune, den^Paul Vacdervoort, of Omaha, a former^coinmander.of the U. A, ft.; Judge Slmral,^ex-chlef justice of Mississippi; Judge Vaa*^ear, ex treasurer of Mississippi; lion. Har^^rison Allen, of Dakota, one of the 806 Grant^delegates In lttHl; ^*Vn. Wrard, of Boston,^and a number of others. Gen. Foster Is^credited with being an ardent advocate of^Blaine's a* ^^ointment to the head of the^stat. dep aienL Editor Medlli was ac^^companied by his daughter, Miss Josle.^They called at the Harrison residence^shortly after 11 o .clock and lunched win^thefaiully. Medill says bis visit was en^tlrely social, (ten. Yandervoort was ac-^'ompanied from Omaha by Hon. John W.^Thurston who, however, was prevented^from stopping evaf hy eastern engage^merits. andervoort n i there is much^talk in Nebraska of Thurston for a cabinet^place. There never has been any serious^talk around Indianapolis of Judge Thurs^^ton for the cabinet and the ex command^r's suggestion is thought to furnish the^key to his visit tods), although he de-^lares he simply stopped over to shake^hands; but that Is what they all^sav*Yandervoort lert for Washingtonto night He stated (hat Cor^^poral James N Tanner, of Brooklyn, who^-tumped Indians with Blaine and General^Hoover, will have very strong support^from Q. A K. men for the commlssloner-^shlpot pensions. The name of (on W 11^Gibson, of 11tliii. Ohio, la also associated^with the pension comtuissionership Judges^Simral and Vassar, the Mlasts ippi visitors,^both came to talk over the southern sltua-^atlon. Their interview with the president^lect was very satisfactory, and they be^^lieve ins ad ui in 1st rat Ion will please the^southern people. THECONFERENCE ENDED. FinalMeeting of tha Brotherhood Repreeenta-^tlvee and Officials of tha Burlington Road OaQCAuo,Jan. 4.^The committee repre^^senting the BroOierhood of Knglneers aud^the officials of the Burlington road met^again at 3 o'clock to day and remalued In^suasion until 5:80. Then the doors of the^conference i were opened and the rep^^resentatives of the \ssoeiated Press and of^the dally papers were admitted. To them^Vice-President Stoue, In the presence of^i hair man Cavener and other members of^the conference, read the following state^^ment: ^The Burlington strike has been^settled. By the terms of the resolution^under which the brotherhood committee^was appointed at the Kichmond convention^they were instructed U^ report to Chief Ar^^thur any settlement which they might reach^as soon as made, and the committee^requested us not to make the terms of the^setilenient public until 1 hey ahoahl have^an opportunity to acquaint Mr. Arthur^with them, because they thought it only^proper and courteous for htm to hear them^first through the committee instead of^through the public press. We have told^them we would scrupulously respect their^wishes, and they have In turn promised^mo that Mr. ArLhur will advise me as soon^aa he receives It, so that 1 can acquaint^our people and the general public with^them.'* When Stone had hnlslied readiug^this statement, Mr. Cavener said there waa^nothing to arid to It and both these gentle^^men declined to enter Into further details.^When an Assoclsted Press reporter asked^Chairman Csveuer whether th.* committee^would proceed to Cleveland to lay the^agreement before Mr. Arthur, he replied^it would not that the committee would re^^main In Chicago for some days. In reply^to the question as to the means to be ein-^doyed to acquaint Arthur with the result,^'avener replied evasively, but he Indicated^It would be i. k graphed. WAROFTHEMINERS. FierceConflict Between Knights of^Labor Coal Miners and Miners'^Union Men Wear Seattle. THEMILITIA CALLED OUT. TheKnights Apparently the Aggress^^ors. Though Details are Unobtain^^able^ Threa Fatalities Report^^ed, With Many Injured. IRISHEVICTIONS. OasparalaConflict Batwaan Offlcsrs and Tan-^ants In County Donagal. Drni,in,Jan. 4.^The eviction of tho^tenants of the o'llrlen estates at Kurt^Carragh, county Doaegal, continued to^^day. The ejectors went to the house of a^tenant named Doogan and found the place^cfended by a score of men armed with^r iles, entrenched behind loop holed walls,^rhe priests who accompanied the victors^entreated the defenders to leave the house,^but the men refused to pay attention to^them. The riot set was then read and the^soldiers were about to Are on tho house^when the magistrate stopped them and^not 1 find the parly he would give them an^hour In which to reflect upon the course^they would pursue. After the expiration^of trie hour the defenders announced they^would not use their rifles. The bailiffs aud^police then attacked the house, and after a^desperate struggle were repulsed. Kinally^the nrleats perauaded the men to surrender.^During the fight a police luapector was^badly wounded. Adozen bailiffs and policemen were^Injured. ^^m o| the defenders had his jsw^fracturrd, and another waa buried beneath^a barricade which was broken down by the^evictors, and sustained severe Injuries. DasssraUBraak for Llbarty Aibi kn, N. V., Jan. 4.^To-night five^Inmates of the criminal Insane asylum^made desperate break for freedom. One^attendant had been left In charge of a hall^In which were forty-four prisoners. At a^favorable opportunity ttve men sprang^upon him and in their eagerness to secure^him nearly tore the clothtriK from his bedy.^With his keys the gang opened the than^leading into the yard. 'W re they encoun^^tered another attendant and another battle^took place. The officer broke his musket^in pieces over their bodies. The Insane^men were triumphant, but gained the open^air only to he met by a third attendaut,^who tired Into the gang, disabling one of^them. This shot alarmed the other keep^ers, who, after a hard tussle, secured the^men and returned them to their cells. Adams'Racommandatlona. Dknvkr,Jan. 4.^The biennial message^of QttV. Alva Adams was delivered to the^general assembly today. It shows the^state to he in excellent financial condition.^He recommends an appropriation for the^use of the committee engaged In promoting^the enterprise of a deep water harbor on^the coast of Texas; also liberal sums for^the improvement of the state penitentiary,^Insane asylums snd other state institu^tlous; recommends the abolishment of the^fee system In county ofllcea and the passsge^of a nigh license law. PoliticsIn Franca. Pahi*, Jan. 4. Most of the republican^Journals describe the manifesto issued by^lloulanger to the electors of the depart^^ment of the Seine as an issue of caJumuy^and brag, and say it Is not worthy of dis^^cussion. The Uaulois says: ^As lioulan- ger'sprogramme Is to ask the country to^make its voice heard, the conservatives in^^tend to vote for him.^ A congress of re^^publican senators, deputies, and editors^opposed to Jioulanger will meet on Sunday^to select a candidate against hlsa. St.Pali., Jan. 4.-A Pioneer Preas^Seattle, W. T., special says: Since New^Year's there haa been much wrangling be^^tween the KulghU of Labor and Miners'^union, the two rival labor organizations at^the little coal mining town of Newcastle,^eighteen miles from here. The trouble^arose over a Miners' union man being^given the preference over a Knight. To^^day the Knights of Labor began an attack^upon the Miners' union men. A force^ot thirty Knights cut the telegraph lines,^stationed sentinels, and began assaulting^the men at the mines. The attacking party^afterwards boarded the nine o'clock train^at Newcastle, armed with rides, and rode^to Coal Creek. Atthat point the force of Miners' union^men was atticked by the Knights with^every kind of missile. The train was on a^trestle, aud some of the leaders were driven^and thrown off, falling seventy feet or^more. The Knights then returned to New^^castle and assaulted the Miners' union men^again. Foreman Duncan Hoes waa badly^injured. Terrance Mularkey waa using^his Winchester upon the unionisU, so the^latter brought out their rules and opened^tire on the Knights. Three men fell. Their^names are not known. The sheriff^with a poeee went to Newcastle this after^^noon, and as the fighting waa very fierce,^he has called for the mint .a. The lateet^reports are to the effect that the trouble li^about over. A train arrived late to-night^with one corpse. The personal experien^^ces were pretty severe, s. P. Crobut, of^the Miners' union, who waa Injured, saya^ha was first struck by a shot from a Knight,^and was then clubbed down with the butt^end of a gun. Others jumped on him and^he is badly injured. The exact details are^not now obtainable. BarlouaTroubla Faarad^St. Louis, Jan. 4.^Information cornea^from Emerson, Missouri, on the Wabash A^Western, that serious trouble Is likely to^occur there among the miners. The miners^at Kmerson, which Is known as the Itelnck^district, are receiving but 50 cents, while^those In the remainder of the district re^^ceive 64 cents, and fearing they will be cut^to the Kmerson standard of weaajal they^have called the Kmerson men out The^latter have refused, and bloodshed ts feared. Riotousatrlkar*- Dtn.uth,Jan. 4 ^The strike of the coal^heavers is becoming serious. A gang of^Italians at work this morning guarded by^the police were attacked by thirty strikers^and there was a sharp fight, the police^using their clubs freely. The strikers were^finally driven off. THEBRUISERS. CardiffAnmiout to Havaa Qo With Jackaon-^K Drain and Sullivan to Mast. MiNNKAmt.iK,Jan. 4.^ A fight to a finish^between Patsy Cardiff and Jackson, the^Australian, is one of the possibilities of the^near future. Prof. John Donaldson re^^ceived a letter from a member of the Cali^^fornia Athletic club this morning In which^the writer said that the club would sub-^sei i he a li bernl pur He for a tight to a finish^between the two men. Donaldson says:^^Cardiff will certainly meet Jackson If the^California club will mske the purse worth^fighting for. Jack-^on is certainly a very^co.id man with his hands, but 1 think our^Patsy will give him as much as he wants^if they come together, sud 1 feel pretty^sure the winner will CQSaS from Minne^^apolis. Kllralnand Sullivan. lirrrALo,Jan. 4 Kilraln and Mitchell^gave a sparring exhibition here tonight.^There were some hisses and cries for Sul-^Itvau. Parson Davlcs, the manager, an^^nounced that Sullivan and Kilraln would^meet in I'oronio MoinU) morning to draw^up articles of agreement for a fight for the^championship and S10.UU0 a side. MartialLaw In a Boom Town.^Kansas Citt, Jan. 4 ^The Times baa^advices from Springer, Oklohama, that the^martial law order of two years ago has been SutIn force and squatters are decamping,^prlnger Is a little over three weeks old,^but the day before vesterday It had a pop^^ulation of 8,000. The soldiers are vigor*^ously enforcing the order and settlers are^, obeying it with alacrity. TELEGRAPHICBREVITIES. Sevenskaters were drowned in the ud-^wig canal at Hamburg yesterday. TheHungarian government has directed^that renter attention be paid to the teach^^ing of Ucrmau in the schools. Ityan explosion ot fire damp in a col^^liery In the province of Oveida, Spain,^twenty-seven persons were killed and^^yuauy injured. Advicesfrom Durango, Mexico, state^there has lH-en a riot In that city against^some bull fighters, who were stoned by the^populace. Afsmlne and drought are prevailing in^the Interior of China snd are causing ter^^rible suff^ ring, in the province of Shsn^Pung crops have been destroyed by an^overflow of the Yellow river. Denny,the American advisor of the^king of Cores, has returned to Seoul, after^a short stay at Shaughal. Corean affairs^are in a critical condition. Denny claims^to have the upper hand of Hung Hang, the^Chinese viceroy, at every point. Whilethe audience waa leaving the^theatre at Madrid last night a bomb ex^^ploded near by with a tremendous report.^Every one in the vicinity waa thrown into^a panic aud great excitement prevailed for^a time. No person was injured, however,^but buildings In the neighborhood were^damaged. SharifTHayfron r^k^t Possasalon. MisaouLA,Jan. 4.^[Special to the Inde^^pendent. ]^Pursuant to the order of Judge^Me Woife, the clerk of the district court to^^day issued bis certificate of election to^Daniel J. Heyfron. who tiled his bond and^immediately took possession of the sheriff 's^office. Judge De Wolfe Invited the attor^^neys of Mr. Mahoney to carry the caae up^and get a ruling of the supreme court on^the matter, which It is understood will be^done. Court adjourned sine die to-day. SjajSJ Harrington r^han to rull*mor Dthi in. Jau Kdward Harrington,^who was sentenced to six months' Im-^pjlsooment for publishing In the Kerry^Sentinel reports concerning the meetings^of suppressed branches of the national^league, has been transferred to the Tulla-^more jsll and attired In prison garb. A^crowd gathered at the railway station and^old him farewell, lie waa heartily^cheered. Hopkinsa Fraa Man.^Cincinnati, Jan. 4.^Ben Hopkins, ex-^cashler of the late Fidelity National bank,^having received his p*rdon, arrived here^from Columbus penitentiary this evening.^UU spirits have greatly Unproved.
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THEINDEPENDENT Helena. Mont., Jan. ft, frrsuaiiSDKraaT MnftMiMu Kmit MuNiiaf- nrarMMirarun. co^ ppbiihim. julk'at.onorncs, BHUADWAY MUMOf scnsinirTioS. MySoharrlbara, by carrier, j*r Boath|t ^J ByMall-par yew^^ ..toi rain*, t n**#'^^yi *T^d rifw* itanda ...MM^**^*klv, i^*r year^$3 OFFICIALVAPKll OF MONTANA A Kb^LMWM AM) CLAIIKE VOUWT9* Iha INDEPfcNDEN r hat a largar dally circula^^tion than any nawipapar batwaan SI Paul and^Portland and a largar circulation than any^othar two daily papart publlthad In Montana^t h^t no pra*^ roam aacratt, Ita auBacrlptlon^oook ar^ open to Impaction, and It always^*aad* to prova that Ita circulation It ai rapro-^aantad Entaradat tha Poatoffica at Halana aa wcond-^^ laM matter. THfcNEGRO MUST WAIT. lift,HarriHon has Uk^ n theopportun-^ity to prepare the colored republican*^for disappointment in any h^^pe they^may have entertained lliat a representa^^tive of i'ph rare would be piven a cab^^inet portfolio. The Mugge*tioii that ^the^high expectations ^f our friend* may not^be at once realized, tint we ^-aii at leant^keep ibing* Ml lag iu the right direc-^tlon,^ may be rendered Into the vernae^nlar thu*: ^I am willing that niy hiic^rHHKoiH in nfllce should have colored men^iu thfir cabinets, but you must not ex^^pect m** to initiate the change. Hut yon^must not give up honeof wome iluy at^taluiug the high honor, uor remit your^prartlcH (if toting the r^*puliltran UcaVC Whateverexpectation the colored i^^0^plfl imy have of being ^recognized^ hy a^cabinet appointment Is doomed to i^-^blasted. The social HtatiiH of a cabinet^ofll i- held In too high esteem to permit^Of the admission of Colored people to the^charmed circle, at leant for many JNttffl^to come. The republican politician*^who Mplff to be in MM cabinet are just^a- nine averse to recognition of the me^cial equality of negroes as democrat*^ran be. A Krelliighu}sen, a Holder, a^Brewsttr would hav, been a* loth to put^their families in the name social rate-^gory with that of a colored man as ar^^an Kndirott, a Whitney, or a Bayard.^The social ^'quality of the negro as an^abstract proposition la conceded t*y the^republicans, hut practically It is denied. AFIELD f-O-i PUBLIC WORKS.^Major I'oWell, director of the I nlted^States geological survey, appears to he^well satisfied with the result of prelim^lnary surveys to establish the feasibility^of the storage reservoir Hystem for r^^claiming desert lauds in Montana. Th^^^report of the Mirveyor In charge Is en^couraglug enough to warrant MajM^Powell In asking for an appropriation of^IHJOOO for contiui Lag the work next^season. Very few lines of work promise^greater results for Montana than that of^storage reservoir*, *fh*f*fcf the surpliH^water of the early i-pring mouths may^he tield and made availalde for tfie dry^m iiittn of sijinruer. Thotnauds of MM^of land in the valleya of this territory^|M he Mil productive hy the^lislnueut of a syHtem of irrigation, the^Ml ^t whicli wtiiild he triMniL' compared^with the Ml thrown away upou need^less K(^ ralied river ami harlxir Improve^meutrt in the htaten. Montana offers a^Held for legitimate pul.lir works tint^doe-* not exist lit the same degree el-e-^wlier-, heruuse every dollar expended in^the rerlamat'on of lln se desert lamN^Whirli are desert only In the sense that^they are without adequate Aater supply^^will he productive of hundreds ^^f dol^lars. It is to l^e hoped that congress^will take a right view of the suhjert and^make the appr ^prlatiou asked for. EXTRASESSION.^Congressman I'aysou says it would he^^.stupendous folly^ on the part of 0NL^Harrison not to rail an extra session of^congress, because of the narrow majority^the republican* have in the house.^Which Mr. 1'aysoii Mieves should he I in^mediately increased hy the admission of^the two Dakota**, Montana and Washing^^ton. Hut as the present house Is likely^to do all in that direction that an extra^nession could accomplish, Mr. Paysnn^uiu-l expect the senate to refuse to pass^the admission bill. Such a course on^the part of the senate would make a^political questieu of admission, which^Min i) the republicans do not desire. So^far as the territories, named aie on;^cerned it is simply a question of justice.^Hut perhaps Mr. Parson may have^knowbdge of some other plans of the re^^publicans that cannot be executed by^the present congreee. If such is the^Ml the ^stupendous folly^ will lie iu^holding an extra se*siou, for no party ran^with i-afety to ilaelf undertake partisan^measures at either an extra or a regular^Bessioii, aud ehperlally at the former. KdwakdAtkinson is not the matt to^make a rash statement, and when he^wrote, In the course of an article pub^^lished iu the hi,rum this month, that^^ihe waste of the many poor coats the^community iu the aggregate far more^than the waste of the few rich,'* the aa-^aertiou is of surlirlent itnportanre to de^^serve the attention of people of limited^means, who are apt to forget that 'many^a mickle makes a muckle. Accordingto Private Secretary IU1-^ford, Indiana will be represented in tien.^Harrison's cabinet by Gen. Lew Wallace,^who haa Hen Hurred of somewhat as a^writer of heavy novels. The general Is^of a thrifty disposition, as was shown by^the fart that he availed himself of his^position as minister to Constantinople to^obtain a contract to supply the Turkish^army aith rifles. He Is billed for the^pohtotlice. department. Thktransition from the swaddling^clothes of a village to the full dress suit^of a city was loo sudden for the weak^constitution aud wallet of Great Kails,^which uow i- bemoaning the expensive^salaries voted to city officers. givento the charge ttiat Capt. Schaack^and some of his subordinates on the^Chicago police force had been acting as^^fences^ or receivers of stolen good^.^While Schaack'- methods may not al^^ways have been the wisest (he is a be-^I lev .-r in the b udgeon as a moral a^eucy^it I-unfair to permit such a person as^Mrs. Ijowenstein. who attempted to kill^her husband for objecting to her un-^wifel) conduct, to blacken his reputation^in the manner Iridic ted. She is simply^endeavoring to excite sympathy among^a rlatsof people with whom she natur^^ally belongs, by attacking oHirers who^have become a terror to evil doers, es^^pecially of the anarchistic elemeut. THECHitF JUSTICESHIP. Theannouncement of the resignation^of Chief JiMIm* McConnell, published^exclusively in the bOMMI on Sun^^day )a^t. tots been the occasion of much^di*cu^1^ ii among members of the terri^^torial bar The question of the succes^^sion acquired additional interest from^the doubt that exists whether the senate^would ronllnu any nomination that^President Cleveland might send In so^near the close of his term, should the^nominee Is* known as a deinorrat. The^judicial term Is for four years, and an^appointee may not Is* removed except^for cause. The i flics is in no sense a^political one, aud neither Judge McCon^^nell nor his predecessor in the chief jus-^tire-Lip, .Judge Made, has shown upon^the bench any party bias. There Is no^reason why the senate should refuse to^conllrm any nomination the president^should make to the place, provided^(which there is no occasion to doubt; his^choice fell upon a lawyer of ability and^standing in the territory. Hut the wen-^ate is known to bett partisan Issly, and^there is every probahility that its action^would t^e influenced by party considera^^tions, and that It would refuse to con^lirm a democrat In the ollire, I'nder^such conditions it is very doubtful if^any democratic lawyer of ability aud^reputation would be willing to accept^the nomination. Inthis situation of affairs, leading^democratic members of the legal profit*^sioii have adopted a eours** that should^constitute an example for the emulation^of republicans, in endeavoring to lift^the judiciary out of even the remotest^connect ion with politics. They have^asked delegate I oole to suggest to the^president the appointment of ex ^iov. H.^Piatt Carpenter to the territorial chief^justiceship. Mr. i arpeliter, who had^been a successful lawyer 111 New York^state, was commissioned governor of^Montana by President Arthur. While^he has been always an active republican,^ami was nominated for lieutenant gov^^ernor of New it\k iu |fM^M the ticket^with Kolger, he has never been what^might he termed an ml^ n ive partisan,^lie has resided III the territory for about fouryears, and during the major part of^that time has practiced law In ttie^courts of Montana, and has an acquulu^taiuce with the mining and riparian^laws peculiar to this territory that^Would be very useful to him on the^bench. Hi ll known pMMattf to Pres^ident Cleveland and tstth the New York^s-naloi-, and there ran he MgMttM^of his couflrmatioii by the senate. Bf ll^Hot Without expel ienre on the bench,^having presided in a court of general^sessions ill his own state. The appoint^ment would be as satisfactory to Won^tana democrats as any that the m xt ad^^ministration would be likely to make. Ihe course of the democratic attor^^neys has Is'eu dictated by two considera^^tion Judge McCoimtdl's Individual in^^terests demand ttiat lie be speedily re^^leased from MM nllice of chief justice,^and to hold him where he Is would be a^wrong to him. Were he allowed to re^tire before a HuccesHor was appoint^ 1^and qualiiled, the business of the court^Would be su-pi'iided, perhaps for two^months, to the great injury of the terri^^tory. Kilh'-i alternative should he avoid^^ed, if pnsNitde. The action of the attor^nc^s i- woiihy of praise, and should be^given the immediate endorsement of^President Cleveland. fOOcan't keep posted on current^events unless you subscribe for and read^the Imu i'kmiKNT. the bast aud most^widely circulated newspaper in Montana. PERSONSAND THINGS. 'M||.) Pomeroy Is lecturing In^^rk on the ^hVnefiLs of .sptrilaal- hoard.The city has grown In population^4W,^K) In these twelve ^ear^, and yet the^saloons have decreased over S.UOO! Arethe prurient prudea to have another^fit of borrora'.' It li whispered about that^Mr Kdgar ^altua. the pesauuistlc novelut,^has wri ten for Mppiucott'a Maga/im* a^story containing MM paaaages winch the^buhlmtiera otiject m, but which the author^insists must remain, and that Mr. .Saltus^further intisU tnat under Ms contract he^will compel the puhllshers to Issue the^work without eaeittoos. at the tune ap^^pointed, whether they like It or not. UeorgeLincoln, of Coatsville, Pa., has^Just fallen heir to 911,000 m a curious^way. An elderly tier man visiting this^country nine jears ago met Lincoln and^took a fancy to him. The trerinau re^^turned to hurop** atter a time and Lincoln^liriil lorgotn n ail aoout liiiu until he wa*^lufoff^ld recently ttiat the old man was^dead and had left Mm his entire estate.^Lincoln was a Journe^iuan printer aud has^set t^pe in every state in the I niou. Themost prominent hrisand In China,^Ho l a Lao ha, has Is-en captured and^kil -d. He was a gtaut, being 7 feet 2^lit' ties iu height ami hroad in proportion.^II hail tsen concerted In a great many^rsUbrrtea and a large number of murders.^Li Hung Chung, viceroy of China, made^up his mind that tnis hurlv radian muat^tie elieeked in btl career. Ho l a Lao till^Mslt a hoM tirfht m iinst the troop* sent to^arr- M hue, hm waa fatally wounded dur^lug the skirmish. lien,(instate P. Cluseret, the communist^leader. Who was recently elected Ui the^French chamber of depot es, lit the early^days of our civil war In trie federal^army. He had tern service In the liarhary^.states and under (iarinaldi, and so gained^ready admission to the federal service at a^tune when oflie**rs of ens-riruce were hard^to hnd. He began aa colonel and was pro^moted to he hngadier general in Oct. IH62.^He resigned, however, id the following^spring, and was chletlj noted for carp ng^chUCUMM ot ail military operations M the^Msa LonlCharles H^ renford hu finished an^aria ie for next mouth's nuuilsr of the^.Mm leenHi Century K**vlew which will^cause a seuiattnu. It a corollary to his^recent Mpeech in the house of commons on^the naval defenses of Qint Britain^a^aaesjak in which heu that Kugiand wouldIs* exposed to coriHiderahle danger if^a war hrokc out with Kranc^. Hut in Ms^article in the N uo-t'-enth Century he nsjg^furtlier and gives his reason for thinking^that a war hetween Kngland and h ranee u^h^ no means improhahle If, as he believes,^lien. Jioulaiiger ^^e-oiio s dictator. Our*for Hi- k Haadacha. Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness,^pimples in the face, aud a sure cure for^si^* headache, a** K. S. Hale ,v Co the^druggist*, tor a tree sample of Hr. (iunn'a^Liver Pills. Only one for a dose; full box^26 cents. \\lien you desire a pleasant physic try^si. PaiCtek'l pills. They can always Is*^rlefs leh-d ajHUi, and to not nauseate 'the^sloinach nor gripe the bowels, r or sale hy^11. M Pan-h^ n Co. Toomuch prominence was given they^declarations of a characterless woman^aud would-be murderess, Iu the duw^patches yesterday, when currency BrickVan v^Is in. Hi firaad Dak* Alexis, w ho Islo marry^toe daughter of Um Ootatt* de Pane, Is a^coat-a* |rau^ d man who has a great con^^tempt tor a no ricana. Ihe king ot Wurteinherg, who is still 111^^t Nice, hasreealletl his American favor^^ites. His wife and his subjects have been^unable It) prevail against the New World^adventurers. CaptainDrttafti the newly married son-^in-law ol UetatftJ lloulanger, has been^placed under arrmt for publiohlng a^j-a up'ibt without permission, inciting to a^v\ar with tii-riuany. NewYork Herald: The Kurd committee^will shortly introduce a bill In congress to^restrict immigration. What is really need^^ed Is a bill consisting of three words only^^^.Shut that door. NewYork World: Wharton Barker, of^Philadelphia, claims that he compassed^Harns'Ui'i. n^ nuiiahon and is therefore en^^titled to a place in the cabinet. Let him^go as minister to China, so that he can look^after Ms concessions. Agreat sensation has been caused In^Madrid by the announcement (hat the gov-^ernuient department known as the (ieneral^Deposits Bank has been robbed of $250,000.^No arrests had been made known at the^time the mail left. As far as the pubic^were concerned the aiTair was a complete^tuvatery. Inan interview with the editor of the^Albany Kventng Journal, P. I^ Armour,^the famous Chicago pork packer and null^ionaire, picturesquely descrtt^eithe average^Mexican as ^a croas between an Indian^and a son of a gun.^ A boycott on Ar^^mour's pork may now be exp*hated In^Mexico. AtPresident Cleveland's public recep^^tion, recently, a little fellow named Teddy^Hitchcock, aged six, made quite an oppres^^sion. ^Halloo, little fellow.^ v i Mr.^Cleveland, ^where are you from^^ ^I'm^from Chicago, sir,^ answered the boy, ^and^l'vecouieto Waabington to hurrah for^Cleveland. TheediUirdown the street,^ writes a^Kansas editor with withering scorn.^*'should go to school during the winter^mouths no that the teacher can learn htm^something about grammar. We have seen^bad writers before, hut W* never seen one^who could crowd so many grammatical^erratum Into a single sentence. FranceIs not without her pension scan-^da). The subject ot ttensiona was dist jsaed^In the chamber of deputies In connection^with the debate on the budget. It waa^I shown that the sums granted for p-mions^within the last twenty jeara has been aug^Diented to 100,001) WO francs, and It was^resolved That no fresh demands for pensions^should be entertained for the present. Inanswer to an inquiry published in the^Kvangellst as to the number of liquor sa-^loone Id New York. Dr. Howard Crosby^writes to Dr Kit-Id: ^The exact uuniber of^saloons In New York city to-day l^ *HU^Twelve years ago there were 10.000 Tins^decrease Is owinjf to our excellent excise Personstroubled with chronic diarrhoea^orsunjeet to bowel complaint in any foitu,^should try CbaasbaflaaV* oolic cholera and^diarrhoea remedy. Many chronic cases^that had raalstsd all oilier treatment have^been cured bf Ik For sale hy II. M. Par^cheu A Co. THEMARKETS STOCKS. NiwYohr. 4. Harsllvar, ^V Voii^^t MaK'iant, laSa nod January, |17 SO. l.-vl Klrm. doinssUi Thastuc k msrk* t agnlu Bhowod apalb/ or ttra^lil It v, ar.'l waHi a' HV *a^ nine what favwrlnh and^th^* 1'it**rest In iip^^ ulatloti was ronfln^Ml thrush^out Ut a f^w ol ttiH tafjttt* fharaa, wiib U contrlb^ut*d ov^r ihr*H f^urtha of tba *^ntlra hnalu**aa^^ I ii^- U iMourl Pat Jit waa the oi.Jw t of the moat^p.-rci-ii^iit SjHaakj but Kmat prnwura wa^ alao^broiler.t upon i.arkawtnTia, and thoir tau slocks laltaaltMastwaajl i*st#^i untu w^*u into tha afiariitfunJ^o^ay t'aalral wm a atrisM teaoirw^n| iilailoii. and imiMlihiitatidln^ tba weak^asas In Lai ssw kidi, It rapidljr roa** to par, which^(Igiir** It teia n^ t r^*a^ tie^l liefur** In a^*au yp^ars In^Us** jflscaooa valuta Impi I Cfalnn I'artflc^n'N- 'im newt or(Mnlni*nt la the adT^aca, hut^wmP MsnVf* all ibn r^st, and tba market dual^iv i l -i lift aud :n in at gem-rail; alM'Ut tba '^^^-i^flguo^of ibaday. tir^vataaMM Umdo^ dull and^^laady I'sttuaiiaiepsass Irai tt 9t%t hut sft*r drat^^ni^-(i iaa sxarlu i hai mu^ was and da llnwt in^tv. i, A -iti'iit rally tben oirurred. after ablrfa^the market d^** hnrd to and clusad nt^ady at^SSii. naiaa, l,^Sti,uift^ bar re la. MtMi.iiit-i toasa, *e, i MIS] 4*4*. ioh'i Roftk^ern I'aclAc, *'^W- preinrred, W.t\; Oreyoo Im-^|.rovtoii*nt, I W t're^on Navlgnuon, Mj Trans^^ -r.oi.. r u, I nlnril'aclflr. MS- Maasi^^iiCNii^ftP) ^S^. last loan at41^. Prima^men an til- t.^|.er, .'m^i'^ Merllntf sxrhanse^dull but ^temli at M ^4V^ loralxty-day idlle. Knd^|4 tur demand. WOOL I'mitnsi Firs, Jan 4 Wool aflM at.d prbaa^Arm. t ana a wa*lied combine 34)^.^; iuU^^rasas*, VMsMT. me.il on unwwli*wl coiiiIiIuki and^i finiri-, ;*ku^ ^i; ^^mtm*^ iiu. si^ll; easn^rn t^re|^itn.^I.'^4i,.'4. \alley Oregon, -^tt4Ui, Naw Mvxhu aad^Ca4artj*S| is. uviSTOCK. 0mm^^^) 4 t'atlla Itwelpw, y.'.. arUfe,Ide hlchar; eaolra baavea, fl MKjSl.i.%;^Sharrs, flM w. Btot serf* and feeder*, pk\*9^hx,t ^i, Taaat r^ttie, $i nh^uiu HmkHetelpU, 8.BUU, steady; mlxMt, %\Y ftj'.IS;baavy, |.V^ajV^; IU lit, Nba|iHetelptn, 4,901. St r tig. Bttlvea 17'. wDtern roro led, $1 :n tyi.u'^ IViwio, |itaiaa.B0, 0HIOAIIUriloDU*'*. 0tfK4o, .Iaa. 4.^-4'loaa^Whaat Firmer;^cash. SVtV Ket.ruar*, f 1.01; Vay,$MM t trn NU*ady; caab, .131%. February, *4'^;^Hay, i^ v Oftta -u-aily. caab, M\, February. 25V4; May* 97IVIS lork-Ftrmer;raab llltlt February, |tt,IO]^May $n^i. iard Firm; caab, SI',, February, $7.3^*i;^May, ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria. specialNOTICES. ^rusn^ i 'ui Oiaanaastha System,^flyrup of Ft|t la PlMunt and affactlvs.^Uaa Syrue of Flgt for Oonatlnatlon Thelm|Mirt.mee ft SjSj Ifyitig the M***fl fan-^hot *C *'v^ rcHtiinate.l, loff s.tlimit aajf*^bltMMl M* com.a ciiJot p^kkI health. Attin* sea^.^n he;uly every one tieed^ :i^K^mm1 ite'dii'lue to purify, vitalize, und *ajH*fe theMm4 Hal Hood^aWafj*afflei i* w.-rthy yourconfldeiu e. It U iweull ir hi th.it It^strengthen* ai d builds 111* I***) ^tein. ere itea^an ai'i^tde, and laM* ti e dl^e tl^^n, vUV.o^It H**Jt*lN diarnse. ^itv^^ it a trial. 11- Inraapaitita Is mM I faH4lrfj*ajMai^frfian d i y c L Basal to., Lvvatl, iaaa. IOODoses Ono Dollnr Noticeto Stookholdor* NoticeU hereby Riven that a n*atlns ot tba^aUx-khnider* ot the Helree Steun Power and^Lltchtliut mpany will at held In the uarloraof^the First National (tank In the ottf of Delena In^the county sf t^ewla and Clarka, TerrlUwy of^Mnnt^na -^n ^'e^lne#d^v. the tilth day of S*ebru^try. A. I^ 1 at 7 so o'cloca p m.. fur tha par-^Ma* sa considering and voting upon a propoel^tlon to increase the ctpltal ft k of the company^from t^e sum ^^f fifty tb usand Httars to tre enm^of one h-in-ired thousand dollars AH stockhold^^re are ivq-iaatttf to he preawat In peraos or by^proxy. kw KNItillT UM 1 1;. OK*. KIt KLKINSCUMinr. UBHMANUftSs, Trustaes ESTOSCD.KenaMB am. ttIB'^f yiruthni^ipfwaeticwt'auelii/r Pnau^^tur^* l^e^*y. NertMUS I^eUh^t^ .l.o^lM^/ili^i^I.A^- AatOjf^Mad In vain eeery known remedy, has diMv^afW*^eUiifie aHt^-ure, wtdeh be will aeud FKaUt tulk Manhood' APleasing Sense of Health^and Strength Renewed, and^of Ease and Comfort Follow*ths uau of B/rup of Ki^s, as it^acts geutly oa the Kiu.NLVi,Liver ho/WWU KifoctuallyC!eanaiiif{ the. System wheu^Coalivs t#r Uihoua, Uts|^elling Colds,Headaches and Rvers and;*-' oiaiieiitly curing^HABITUAL CONSTIPATION^vitbuut weaken ins; or irritating tba o^-^^- u winch it seta.^For tal^ Iu fiOr ami fti.oo llottUa by^all I.aacllna t^rue;g1*le. 1 1 -1 SJH TUB californiafiq syrup 00. HasIr'uASiiaco, q|a^,^Lotisviixa, Kr.(Msw Yoaa. n. r HQ.1*4*. FirstNational Bank OFHELENA. Pioneer National Bank^OF MONTANA. ORGANIZEDIN 1866. Dmgiiat*dDepository of ib*^United States, Pftid-UpCapital $000,000^^urpluaand Proata 4OO,000 H.T. Hai hihPrealdsat A.J. DavisVloa-Prs^idt*ut K.W. KniwhtCashier T.H. KminhchmidtAas't ('ashlnr Heo.H.HillSecond AsaHCaahisr BOARDOP DIRECTOR*. 8.T. Haiww, John C. Curtln,^A. M. Holter,R. 8. Hamilton, (iranvlllshtuart, C. P. Hlffglus,^K. W. Knlffht, A. J. liavla,^T. H. Klflurtchmldt, Henry 11. Parchen,^T. C. Power. CiniiHtal BANKING KuHin-Hn transartad IV^Iutareat naid on tlnis daisialta. MERCHANTSNational Bank HELENA. Paidin Capital $150,00^^Su'plut and Profiti 100.00C lh. HERSHhTlO, Pres't.^A. J. DAVIDSON, Vice-Pres't^AARON HERSHFIELD,Cash'r 90MN0Of Qintcjom THOMAS(JKUHS, M HANDS,^8. S. Hi MLR V ,W D NICHOLAS, A.1 OAVIDSON,HOHBH MOItKia, LH HKUHHKIBI.D, A HIKSBFlalU)^W U HUDNALU Collections Receive Frompi^Attention. PurchaseGold and Silver Bul^^lion, Gold Dust and Coun^^ty Securities. InterestAllowed on Deposit*^l*eft for a Specified Time. AGeneral Banking Busines*^Transacted ExchangeSold on the Prlncl^pal Cities of Europe. MONTANA NATIONALBANK, HELENA,MONTANA. DMHD8TATK8 DKP0SIT0RY.^I'AMl.u,9160,000 DIRECTORS: C.A. BroadwatkhPresident A.0. ith kVlc^Resident K.8HAHHBCawhler 8.K AtkinsonAaalsUnt Cashier C.w. CAJfNON Hkrman Oans,^8. 0. AtfHBY,h. k. gauen, k.C. v\ r a. k THE Thos.Cruss Savings Bank of1IELKNA^Incorporated Uoder tha Laws of Montana. Paidin Capiat, $100,000. THOS.CKUMKPrwld*^tit T.II. TAKTKKVic* Pnm\mm K.J. CAKTKK. Swrntary C.L. DAUl.Klt.TrHaauwr Allows0 per cent. Interest on Savlnga^IVporiitH, oompouutlrHl Jauuary aud July. m t'lifermcntedanu not^intoxicating. Acts liko^a charm in all raaei of Diar-^rhuea and Dysentery and all^stomach and bowel troubles,^(^rateful alike to women, chil^^dren and convalescents. Gives^a delicious tlavor to ice-water,^lemonade or soda-water. Importedand bottled by^Miiialovitch. Flitchi* A Co.^Cincinnati, O. For sale by Imv it/Kit. atcant, U-leaa, Montana and^all wholeaale and retail Dru^irtsta, Liquor Deal tre^ami Wi Mert haata evrrTwh^ra. HODGSON AECHITECT, CLARKE,CONRAD L CURTW 32and 34 Main Street, Helena, M 1 301Drake Block, St.Paul. Minn. Whoioaalt-.fiid UotaUl Uoaiora \i. Ihave OlllaWI out th^ very best work in Helena, and will^carry out all work entrusted to mn in the shortest time and give^cliente the benefit of a wide experience. AllHelena and Butte work tfiven preference in time. Acompetent Huperintendent always at hand. FERGUSON^ JOHNSON'S BETWKBN MURRAY AND THOMPSON FALLS. Fin** Easy Spring Coachetj and Comfortable Sleighs LeaveMurray and Thomps m Falls Every Morning Except^Sunday at 7:80, Carries L\ S. Mail and Express. FARE$5.00. Officesnext door to Fashion Stables, Murray Allen's^Hotel, Tohnipson Falls. ARTHURP. CURTIN. Furniture,Carpets, Wall Paper HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS Havinglaaeed tha two Q[inr floora of the David a^^n BtSSal and connertod tha aame with oar airaad)^^ajaaass aalxsrixjma, wa now oornpjr fonr entire fliH^rn **it*^ndlDK through the wh ^le hl(^k fron^Je^ Itaon hi Main ntrmt, eto^ lend Ikroafhoat with KOOda of every ijrad** and at uric*** that de'y r^mpe^Utlon. Bv^rv purrhaaa mada BTKiCTLY KOK I'AMH DIRECTLY fKOII KIKHT UANUh an.^^Bf*** laCAK LOAUH ONuY. An axatniQatlon of *SJS*S and ^*mparlaon of prices solidUmI. Afll-CLSo Department. PIANOS,ORGANS and MUSICALMEBCHADI8E A.M.HOLT ER HARDWARE CO D1ALIEIin- GeneralHZarci^T-are Weston'sDifferential Pulley Blocks,^aj Hand Blowers and Forges.^Atkins Silver Steel Saws,^Lumbering Goods,^Fire Brick,^Mica Roofing,^O K^Building Paper,^Iron, Steel and Wire Nails.^Also Carry the Most Complete^Assortment of Builders' Hardware IN THK MABKBT. Agent*for Atlas Engines and Boilers, Knowles Steam Pumps HoweScales. SlightlyDamaged at the Late Fire in the KNICHTSOF LABOR HALL SaddleryHardware Willbe sold in Job lots at prices considrably BELOW COST.^Call at the old stand, K. ^f L. Hall, j A.J. DAVIDSON. Heavy,Shelf Buildin HARDWARE, Iron,Steel, Horse and Mule Si) jes. Horse Nallu,^Steel Nails. Mill Supplies, Blacksmith's Goods,^Hose. Belting, Tinner's Stock, Force and Lirt Pumph, OasPipe and Fittings, Carpenters Took SolaAfania for me Oe^eb'ataa SUPERIOR and Famous ^ACORt* Cookingand Heating Stoves, AndW. O Habere OlnolnnaU H^to! and P^unliy WROUGHTIRON RANGt CentennialRefrigerators, loe Cnnsts, Water Coder*,^Ice Cream Freezers, Wood and Willowware. G1hb^^and dueensware, English and American C^ti^rv^Prenon and American Mirrors, Plumbers Oooti -^Supplies, House Furnishing Goods. Kt ^^r;t.47MrwpKtrnilrbiTllMkii^Uuilbuiiw^lh^i.AK^^Si4T ^n^t orxl comi-U* WHOLESALE AND RETAIL SI0CK 01- COODS \h NORTHWEST Or***f-am tea Oaunlnr mmm M Raaalva ^'omU atumion and a%a*SJ*SM RE*rtcrsai.L V CLARKE.CONRAD CURTIN. tSTABU:-.HEL 1377. jas.McMillan co., l'K(l'i^lKTObH UK THE; MinneapolisSheepskin Tannery, 3XD1S,BUlPnaLl Ginsengand Seneca Root. RHEEPpelts at furs a specialty. aOl,103 A. KIASerondSt North.MINNEAPOLIS. MINK m.iprn^ iim ScjIu- t- dWrite Tor I ircuJanpa. NOBLESEXPLOSIVE DYNAMTIE^JUDSON'S IMPROVED POWDER, GIANTPOWDER ^^omn.naed D^ Mlncre. RallroM Oonlra^tora. an* *Sx*M*l bv tha publle In aanarat Ik^^Ironaaal, MafJ ana B*et of all hlah eapfoalve* A.M. HOLTER HARDWARE 00, GBNE1RALAQBNT8. HFILENA MONTANA. 41NHYKi.ai.^ frea.tit.uiT. U. a\L*lNHVdJ*IiJT, rraaaarar. T.L. Ith H a iti^H, /lea PraaldaatHA MX I. blLVBrUIAN, Hec'y MontanaSampling Works etttaa'JMaa f i (IWUORPORATHDi HELENA, MONTANA OFFICEAND WORKS NEAR DEPOT. TELEPHONE187 P.O. BOX 896 Oraafj Afl Usx*| *amplaa ana Saliafaaiion Ou^ saatBS* 'ar 'ertleuiere WttmM Maf.aaar^MontanaSampllni *orka. INTERNATIONALHOTEL. ESTABLISHEDIN 1865. REBUILT IN 1887.^The Largest Leading Hotel. Has the veiy Betit Accom^ruodations in the city. Rates Reduced; $2 per day an!^upwards, according to location of rooms. \\.V\ftftt%l^^x\ VtoWvtAot. ATYOUR OWN PRICES Tie Helena Steal Beating ai Swly Co HARNESSAND SADDLERY PLUMBERS,GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. MANUFACTURERS OF STKAM JI FATING Ai'fARATUS.^JOUHKHa IN^- aloeao^1 Mill Happllea. Iron Pipe and KUUnira. Braaa ttood*. Plomr^itra\ Uaa aad Hteam Plttsrt Hnppuee. 703It 0am St., INO.STE1NMETZ, MAINST. HELENA,M. T. CLOSINGOUT SALE CARPETS. Tomake room for stock to arrive I will sell Carpets at cost^for 30 days. T. R. SANFORD, ThePioneer ot the Great West. COSMOPOLITANHOTEL. HKLHNA,MONTANA. SCHWABk ilMMERMAN. PROPRIETORS. TheOMeat. Moat Reliable, Leading Klrst-clAss Hotel In the Territory HAKM0N1AHALL AND SALUU Broadway,Next to Independent Office.^FRANK KENCK, PROPRIETOR TheMost Popular Beer Resort id the City.^ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES. (3oh Lighting, Burglar Alarms, Door IJelln,^nunciat ora Kte. Seethem In operation. Model making aud repairing of Sewing Machln^small machinery a specialty. DBNTAL ooou8 IN bTOOK. With0. T. MOKKKLL, Israel Bl* k, Clora.et. J-Wm GIBSON, HELENALUMBER CO. (lyfll lo V. M. Ooomba t Rouehand Finishing Lumber FACTOETWOEK, Ordersby Mail will receive Prompt Attention. Corres^^pondence solicited. Yard and Factory near N. P Depot H.BAENETT, UKALKIl II HIDES,FUR and WOOL, HIGHESTCASH PRICES PAID.^Warehouse opposite North*^m Paciric Railroad d^*pot, Helena OPIUM i^rt^hinf^ Habit CarH tm IS)^^ ipdata \o P.^ iillcafaT.^Or J burflM-u*. LcaaaWA.Oki*. AnEstablished Fact is that Prices are Lowest at the IX li BAZAAR ONEDOOR NORTH OF THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.
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PROSPECTORS'RICH FIND. RICHQUARTZ ON THE SURFACE ThreePoor Miners Near Missoula^Make a Find of Very Rich Rock-^Bonded for $100,000. Missoulian:There La considerable stir in^Miuoula ruining circles over a SlOu.uuti deal^Inguartz. Following it all ihe Informa^^tion that can be gathered uu the snbject:^Last fall three prospectors, one of whom^was nsmed Johnson, of Fhlllpsburg, the^others being from Spokane Kail*, struck a^prospect on Flat creek, a small stream^emptying Into the Missoula about seventy^miles west of this city. They were so^elated with the assays that they decided to^ship ten tons of the ore to Wickes for a^trial run. Krotn the ten tons the surprising^^urn of $1,400 was realized, or $140 to the^ton. Newsof the rich find spread rapldlv, and^J. K Pardee, ot 1'hllipshurg, managi r of^the West Uranlte, being informed of the^discovery, immediately took ibe train for^Missoula. He arrived here during the ex^^treme cold weather laat week, and took a^conveyance for Flat creek. As soon as he^saw the prospect he determined to bond or^buy) It before leaving, and finally suc^^ceeded In bonding the property f^^r B100.U0U.^Mr. Pardee arrived in the city last evening^and took the train for Spokane Falls^where, we believe, one of the three owners^Is stopping. Intalking with a frleud laxt night Mr.^Pardee seemed to be elated over the out^^look. He said We vein is Just like the fa^^mous Custer, situated in the Wood Kiver^country, from which $10.0U0,0UU was taken^out in a short time. The vein is on top of^the ground and Is forty feet wiue with six^feet ef rich galena in the center. It is^only ten mllen by pack trail to the Northern^Pacific, near the mouth of the Jocko. Mr.^Pardee said he would put men at work on^the claim immediately. NEWIDEA1SMS. PungentFaragrepht From ths Columns of the^Corvallis Now Idea. Christmasmust have been a lively day^in Corvallis, If the following from the New^Idea is true: ^There was a multiplied) aj|^Christmas rights in Corvallis Tuesday.^The pugnacious belligerents look as though^they had been oh* to a foreign war, or at^^tending a whisky truit. lilue, purple,^saffron, and black eyes are all the rage.^The optics of the competitors will not be^out of morning for several days. SantaClaus did not forget Editor Dil^lard, because he ssys: ^We were Induced^by friends to hang up our silk socks on^Christmas night. The neit morning we^were in wild estatic raptures until we be^^held our barber-pole hoisery. We got a^bale of hay in one sock, and an empty^whisky barrel in the other. It Is not our^small leet that bothers us most^it is our^modest demeanor. Thatit is cold at Corvallia the following^will illustrate: The thermometer in the^custom house building registered nineteen^below zero Thursday morning. These^chilly mornings make us think of the^money we have spent during the summer^at icecream festivals^while the frosty^zephyrs vibrate through the bay windows^of our perforated overalls. The Corvallis^whisky has all froze up and we are com^^pelled to thaw it out and est It with a^spoon. The liquor has not lost any ot its^vitriol like strength by congelation. Referringto a co-laborer, he says: ^The^superficial pretviider of the Missoulian had^belter get it his cradle clothes before he^tries to give pointers to us in the vmte-u;i^of a lion tragedy. We were doing editorial^work on that spicy sheet, known as the^Arizona Kicker^when Harrison Npauldlng^was plowing corn away back in Ver^^mont. TheNew Idea man objects to the name^of the new Lamont bany cm rgetically:^^The name that Mrs. Cleveland has given^to the Dan l,aim^nt kid is enough to give a^mule the galloping consumption. Tin-^name reminds us of the make-up of a train^on the Bitter Kttot railroad. Hark! Fran^els Folsom Cleveland Free Trade Civil Ser^^vice Reform l.anmnt. ButMr. Villard's weak point Is his ad^miration for the ladies. Referring to an^entertainment given at Corvallis he says:^^Miss Abbie A. Birdssll is a very talented^young girl and as pretty as the tinted^shadow on a delicate little pansy blossom.^The beautiful girl possesses elocutionary^ability of a very high order. The reeita^tion of a scene from 'Ingomar' and the^'Station Master's Mory,'were rendered in^a very clever and artistic manner. Indeed^the acting of the captivating Miss Hirdsall^throughout the uerforinuuce was alluring^and entrithcliig. Andhere Is another: ^Miss Klla Rob^^erts, a pleasant and sprightly lady, who^has been setting type in the New Idea^office for nine BaOBtDS, has gone west. The^debonnair lady made many friends while^In Corvallis, who are loth to give her up.^It is so sad to meet and become much at^^tached, to friends, and then have to say Eoodbye^probablv till we meet on the^eautitul shore of the pretty seaside of the^sweet bye and bye. Thinkinglie has a claim on all the pretty^girls and that every new male resident is a^rival, he thus reters to a new-coiner: ^fill^Grlunell, the youug civil engineer, arrived^from Cheney, Washington territory this^week. It is reported that (irinnell h^matrimonial d^signs on one of ourfeniluine^sunbeams. realityneither 'ienue' nor beau.' but a worn^out old fellow of Mi who has his gray^hair and board carefully dyed dark brown,^and who uses perfumes and pomades like^an v coquette At home he Is often in bed^for day a together, with feet bandaged and^body wrspped up in ten layers of flannel^in order to get rid of his gout And^he appears on the street he minces his steps^like a youth of eighteen who wears his top^bat for the hrsi lUf AdvertisedLetters.^Letters for the following persons remain^uncalled for at Ike Helena, M.T., postoffice^, un Jan. 8. In sailing for Lheui please say^advertised. ENTLEMEB's LIST.^Akerlof, K. 0. (2) Anderson, Sam Aefcsr'sEnglish Remedy For Oougns C1AV.n the Children. They are es-^OVXVTt peclslly liable to sudden^Colds, Coughs, Croup, Whooping Cough,^etc. We guarantee Acker's English^JJ v j; Remedy a positive cure. It saves^hours of anxious watching. Sold by^Pur sale by K 8. Hal* Co. Mlisoula'sBig Business. TheMissoulian has been looking up the^business done at that thri\ing town, with^the following result: The lumber export^ed from Missoula county by rail In 1*88^amounted to 115,000,000 feet, which would^make a solid train over seventy miles long Upto 1888 the ore shipments from tin^county amount* d practically to nothing at^all. In 1M88 a large amount was shipped^to Wickes, Butte and further east, fust^how many cars we are not informed. Tnis^year three or tour times as much will be^shipped as Isst, and In a few years thou^^sands of cars of rich rock will be annually^carried to ihe smelters and reiluetUu works^of the country. It is more than prohahle^that the ore traffic will show as marvellous^an increase m the future as the lumber^traffic has in the past. Therailroad shops In Mi^soula are now^next to the largest on the road. The sho]^force, however, as well as the machinery^Is inadeq jate, and is to be greatly increase*^Immediately. Theamount of wages paid out per month^by the railroad In 1888 was $8u,U00, or al^^most one million a year.^. Number of men now employed in and^about the Missoula shops, V7. BomethingFor ths New Year. Theworld renowned success of Hostet-^ter's Stomach Hitter*, and their coi ttuued^popularity for a third of a century as^stomachic, is scarcely more wonderful than^the welcome that greets the annual ap^^pearance of Hostetter's Almanac. This^valuable medical treatise is published by^Hostetter A Co., Pittsburg, Pa,under their^Immediate supervision, employing sixty^hands In that department Mil cylinder^printing presses, five folding machines, live^job presses, etc., are running about eleves)^months in the year on this work, and the^issue of same for 188v will not tte leas than^Puskmi m printed in the Knglish, German,^Kr* nch, .orweglan, Welsh, Swedish, Hol^^land, liohemlan and Spanish languages.^Refer to it for valuable and interesting^reading concerning health and numerous^testimonials as to the efficacy of lloatet-^ter's Stomach Hitters, amusement, varied^information, astronomical cslculations and^chronological items, etc. The Almanac^for 188V can be obtained free of cost from^druggists and general country dealers in^ail parts of the country. Or.Bo-Mn.fco Inhis new discovery for Consumption, suc^^ceeded in producing a medicine which is^ckuowledged by all to be simply marvel^^ous. It is exceedingly pleasant to the taste, Grfectiyharmless, and does not sicken,^all cases of Consumption, Coughs, Colds,^Whooping Cough, Croup, bronchitis, and^Pains in the Cheat, It has given universal^satisfaction. Dr. Hosanko's Cough and^I/.ing Syrup is sold at 50 cents by K. S-^Hale A Co, Anderson.J.^Barnes, Mr.^Iternhard, Chas.^liedfurd, li. C.^Killings. Capt. H K^lioale, Geo.^(tolling, r, C K.^Itoyd, Mr.^Hurgan, Win.^Hums, Harry^Ider, G. K.^Clark, E. S.^Carter, C. K.^Chapman, Albert^Chrtnteuseti, M.^Dahlen, John^Uerosier, Narclse^Mean, William K.^I^oau, J. C.^hastman, Wm. 11. lis,H. li.^Estill, William^Kwers, .lohn^Klsher. T. K.^Fisher, D. U.^l inker, K. W.^Foster, Geo.^Fries, Ludwtg^Gautbier, Frank^tallagher, Timothy^UafoWi Frank^Gibbons, A. A.^Uorharu, Chas.^Goodwin, Frank^(irinnell, D. W.^Ilattield, .1. W. ^^)^Hadley, J. C. (2)^Harding, Jack^lleudry, Audrew 11.^ileiijamln Jtar sows, W. E.^Hall, 11. T.^Herggren. F. H.^HE L K.^Itlaochet, Louts^Bowman, W. U.^lioyd, Abe^Itrowu, K. A.^Horns, Ed^Cain. Mat^Campbell, Frank^Carpenter, S. A.^Chase, William^Croft, William^Crawshaw, Fraud ^^Darst, M. M^Demers, T. E.^Uickson, Duncan^Do] le. .lanes^Edgar, George H^Jiuierson, Earnest^Kwlng. Thomas^Fargson, Uichard^Flier, Mr.^Felt, C. B.^Foster. W. a^Ford, R. J.^Frje, Frank^Garden, Adam^Uennaine, Ambrose^Gernion, Joseph^Gormlet, it^i. nd)ear, 1^. A.^Green, A. W.^Goilageu, Mike^H,i-' John M.^Hay, James^Henderson, Richard^llenrichs, William Ueattey Hiekes,JaimsHives, Harry liggins,Krank J.Honter, David Hugaii,WilliamHolland, Dennis Hutchenson,Chas.Huuemeyer, Henry Hutchison,Wm. (2)^.Isckson, Jno. T.^Jaltn r, J.^Jones, J. U. (2)^Johnson, W. E.^Jonatanson, I'orstelui^Kellogg, John^Kruse, Oscar (2)^Kertz A Larson^Lawrence, L, E.^Lnthrop, Ed.^l.edt-rer, Geo. M.^Lewis, James^Luhti, Jan.^Linstrom, J. M.^Ly ug, George^Marked, Gus.^Martin, Frank^Merideth, C. C.^Mitchell Washer prop^Myers, George Huttoti,George^Ingels, Fred^Jackson, A. lensen,F. L. ItJlUSlOU, Nets i lohnson,William^lotinson, Wlekdoff^Kendall, Milo (2)^Kyle, J as.^Knnninghani, Geo.^Lawrence, J. J.^Lenhart, C. C^Littletield, C. G.^Lesperance, Aiex.^Lllloe, Thor.^Lindsay, J. K.^Lutz, John^Marked, Augustine^Michels, Nicolas^Morrson, E. J. (2)^Morrell, Wm. )2) Myers,Peter or Geo. Mulllus, Dan^Murray, James 1). McLennan, Christ. McLenuau,C A.^McAuley, T. H.^McConnell, Will (2^McDouitall, John^Nelson, A. P.^Ulsen, N's^Osboru, 0. W.^Piukert, V.^Powell, Thomas^Price, C G.^Handle A Linsay,^Kivers, A. L.^Hood, J. P.^Hoblnson, Lee ^^beaulou, A. J.^Miiilh, Fred A Milutyre, W. D.^McDonald, John^McConne 1, K U.^McMunn, L. I).^Wilson, I .ars^Olson, John F.^Pascoe, James^Powers, John^Prescott, C H.^Pratt, H. A.^Hazmarek, Frynk^Kingstrom. Fred^Ho erts, Mr.^Huse, D. M.^Nicgel, Chas.^Mimh, W. W. Smith,H. StevensonA Co.^Mauley, W. C.^.Stafford, J. P.^Shell, Frank^i'hiesen, A.^Thompson, Paul P.^rayi Mr.^Tung, Joseph^Turn t, Olmsted Vogell,J. O. Walker,A. H.^Wasserinan, Moses^Weston, W. C.^Whalen, James^Wbite, Sterling P.^Winter, H.^Wilkenson, A. M.^Williams, C M. Stark,John^Stllpiten, 11. C.^Sullivan, J. 11.^Tay lor, James^Thompson, James S.^Tobey A. A.^Tuttle,Ma1.-Gen.J.M.^Turner, Harry^Virtue, (ieo.^Walker, Tom^Walker, William G.^We lister, John^Werner. Albert K.^White, Wm.^White, E- N.^Wlllcoeks, T C.^Williams, J. W.^Wood, J. H. Yallop.A. W. ladies'list.^Anderson, Allda W. Anderson. Georgia^Bailey, Mrs.Henanle, Hose Mrs, Hoardman,Lillian Hurger, C. C, Mrs.^Hussey, L. S. Mrs. Cook, Kate Mrs.^Connor. Llnnle Miss Culver, John Mrs.^Knkaoh, Ktuma Miss Fox, Mamie Miss^Orinnell, D. W.Mrs, tirady. Tom Mm.^Hammond, IVat Mrs^Hope. Joi.ey li.^JeUre^, H. Mrs. Kroll.Mrs. Michels,6usi M*ss^Kandall. Kva Mrs.^si-iinnpt, Khsahetha^Sinner, Minnie Miss Smith, Minnie M.^Sullivsn,Patrick Mrs Trask, J. A. Mrs.^Travis, Thos. Mrs. Vsn Allen. A*^ble (2)^WilliauM,Jenuie Mrs Wilson, Alice C.Miss^Young, Stella Mrs. C.D. CritTis, P. M. lilnes,Lizzie Miss^llntTiuan, Maggie^Kllleen, C. Mrs.^Martin Maggie Mrs.^o'linen, Addy Mrs.^Kiley, Sophia Miss^Schmitz, Pearl Mrs. AScrap of Paper Saves H^r Lite^It was just an ordinary scrapof wrapping^paper, but It saved her life. She was In^the last stages of consumption, told by^physicians that she was incurable and^could live only a short time; she weighed^less than seventy pounds. On a piece of^wrnpping paper she read of Dr. King's^New lhsrnverv, and got a sample bottle; it^helped her, she bought a large bottle, it^helped bet ui' ie, lioiight another and grew^better fast, continued: its use and is now^strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140^pounds. For tuiler particulars send stamp^to W. 11. Cole, druggist, Fort Smith. Trial^bottles of this wonderful discovery free at^H. S. Hale a Cu.'s drug store. Severalj ears ago Chamberlain A Co., of^Des Moines, Iowa, commenced the manu^^facture of a cough remedy, believing It to^tie the most prompt and reliable prepara^^tion yet produced for coughs, colds and^croup, that the public appreciate true^merit, and in time ft was certain to become^popular. Their most sanguine hopes have^i^ en more than realized. O^r three hun^^dred thousand bottles of Chamberlain's^Ooojtb Kemedy are now sold each year,^and it is recognized as ^the best made,'*^wherever It Ts known. It will cure a^aevere cold In less time than any uther^treatment. For sale by U. M. Parchen^A |Co. Forchapped hands, roughness of the^skin, pimples, or blotches of any kind on^the face or other parts of the body, apply^Dotard's Specific. It works like magic and^is warranted hy the druggist. Sold by H.^S. Hale A Co.* wholesale and retail agents. Derangementof the liver rovers a multi^^tude of allmeuts. In all caaes where the^functions of the liver are Interrupted or^disturbed, and the bile, its constituent^secretion, left circulating In the blood,^some disorder will follow, Dr. Henley's^Dandelion Tonic will restore the liver to Its^natural duties and promote the secretion of^bile, thereby prewntlng jaundice, dys^^pepsia, biliousness and other ailments.^MM hy H. S, Hale A Co., wholesale and re^^tail agents. TX\H\am Acker's Baby^Soother at band, h Is the only safe^medicine jet made that will removs all^infantile disorders. It contains no Opium^or Morphiru, bat gives the child natural^4CU$frompm*. Price 25 cents. Bold bj^For ftalt by K 8. Hal* A Co. sVoVcu. Blood Elixir Is the only^*VV1S,V'* Blood Kemedy guaran^^teed. It Is a positive cure for I* leers. Erup^^tions or Syphilitic Poisoning. It purifies the^whole system, and banishes all Rheumatic^and Neuralgic pains. We guarantee It,^For sals by h h. Uals Co, WhSlBabjr wu tWV ws gava her Caatoria,^Whni sb^ was a Child, aha crtvd far Ueatort*,^Wii^u sh^ btcains Miss, sba clung to Castoria,^Wueu soa had t 'Mkiren, she gave them OasSflta\ CureFor Plies.^Itching piles are known by moisture like^perspiration, producing a very disagree^^able Itching after getting warm. This^form as well as blind, bleeding and pro^^truding p'les. yield at once to the applica^^tion of Dr. Uosanko'i Pile Hemedv, which^acts directly upon the parts affected, ab^^sorbing the tumors, allaying the intense^Itching and effecting a permanent cure.^Fifty cents. Address The Dr. Hosauko^Medicine company, Plo.ua, U. Sold by It.^^ Hale A Co. Manyyoung ladies are ruining their^complexion by the continued use of poison-^out cosmetics and so-called face washes.^The greater number of these preparations^contain mineral poisons, that In time,^shrivel up the skin and give the appear^^ance of dissipation and old age. Dutard's^Specific Is not a paint, but a great hoautifier,^inasmuch as It removes all blemishes tnm^the skin. Instead of covering them. It^cures chapped hands with one application.^Sold by H. S. Hale A Co., wholesale and^retail agents. AUure Oure or Piles. Dr.Kirk's German Pile Ointment has^cured Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles^when all other Ointments have failed. It^absorbs the tumors, allavs the itching at^once, acts as a poultice, gives instant re^^lief. Dr. Kirk's tiermsn Pile Ointment is^prepared only for Piles and itching of the Krlvateparts, and nothing else. Every^ox is warranted. Sold by druggists or^sent by mail on receipt of price, w cents^and SI per boa. Sold by li. S. Hale A Co.,^Helena. H.TON N. MILLINERY Movettsstn VelTsts Plushes, Htlki and Klbhoas.^Laeas, Paary Patter as sad ore amen ts TrimmedMillinery I luteallmi*-nation* and proSactlou ut osr owe^Sigh class DovelUss. TKIMMBB HATSAND BONNETS AllUe new colors, materials sod designs. All'^i isteel shaivee la astrlmmed v*r*n. h Fell,^V#lveU and Mult^kin Hste and ll'iimels is plain^and faarjr coral insttons for Ladlne, Mleees sod^1'hUdren Our department In Psary Koods, It ^^alery, Uloves, Lsdkte' and Children's underwear,^Yaras, and all mi ertel, eta., are all complete Infanta'outfits specialty. H.TONN, No.3 North Main St.^HELENA MONTANA. Agentfor Buttsrlck's^r.ar rwrra fMierinaas Halls Be ColiseumTheatre. No.19 Wood St. Helena, M.T. Mra.JoHephtna HeitHley^Hilly Mack^Hw^. riajrU^U^l'rof. Krni Tuthtll^w in. Graham ProprlHtrwwMauafr^r^Statf^* slauaffer^Musical Director^Leader of Brane forth**week romm*nrlnir Monday evening.^tsSSSMM ^4th, 5 ^N^o\v Stars 5 KnaxemoDt Rxtraoralnary of California's most^Popular Htar, HOLMESGROVER Andthsrowrrfnl Kniolloaal Actress, MissMay DeLome, Whowill pyodure the must ssnsstlonal drama^ever written, THEJAMES BOYS; O-ixtlEtrw-Kings, Witha powerful cast of rbarscters. I KBE A FKANKH. HKTLAWA ALTON, BaKKBTTBKOTBERH^And all ihs old faTorlles retalnsd, making la a MagnlflcentHoliday Bill. Buchten'sArnica antes. Thobest salve in the world for Cute,^UruiKes. bores, Vitntrs, Salt Kheuni. Fever^N^p-h, IVtti r, Chapped Hands, Chilblains^Corns, and all t^kin eruptions; and posi-^tivel) ^*ures Piles, or no pay required. It^ts guaranteed to j;ive perfect satisfartion,^or money refunded. Price 26 cents per^box. fur sale by K. Hale A Co. Doyou fool dull, languid, low-spirited, life^^less, and IndetKTllwnly miserable, both pliysl-^oally and mt-utally; eipericuoe a senso of^fultnesa or Moating after (Siting, or of ^gone^^ness,^ or emptiness of stomach in the morn-^lug, tongue coated, bitter or bad taste fu^mouth, irregular appetite, dluttneas, frequent^boAtku-utiS, blurred eyesight,^ floating specks ^^before the eyes, nervous prostration or ex^^haustion, irritability of temper, hot fJuHhes,^alternating with chilly stmRntiona, sharp,^biting, transient pains here and there, oold^feet, drowsiiH'MS ain r nifuds, wakefulntvs, or^oisturtied and unn'freshlng sleep, oonMnni,^Indescribable feeling of dread, or of impuud-^r calamity 7 tyou have all, or any considerable numtwr^of these symptoms, you are suffering from^that most common of Americun maladfes-^Bilious Dyspcosia, or l orpld l.i\cr, Hwocmt4H]^1th I^ysi^epsia, or Indigestion. The mure^complicated your disease has become, the^greater the number and diversity of symp^^toms. No mutter wtmt stage it iias rceehed.^Dr. Pierre's 4-olden du al Iklaroiery^will subdue it, if taken according to dlrec-^ponf tor a retiHonablo length of time. If not^cured, complicatioiis multiply and t'onsump-^tl'in of the Liinua, Nklu l)im.^ses. Heart l)ls^^se,^Rheumatism, Kidney I)iseas^^, or other grave^maladies are quite liable to set in and, sooner^or later, induce a fatal termlimtlon. Dr.Pierce's Uolden Medical Dis^^covery acts powerfully upon the Liver, and^through that great blood pi nil I nig organ,^ftleanaes the system of all tdood-taintsand Im^^purities, from whatever cause arising. It is^Mjiinlly etticacious in acting upon ttie Kid^^neys, and other excretory organs, cleansing,^Strengthening, and healing tlx ir diseases. As^an appetizing, restorative tonic, it promotea^digestion and nutrition, thereby building up^both ties li and strength. In in alar in I district*,^this vtt ^ndei t ill imMlicine him gaine^1 greet^celebrity in curing Fever and Ague, Chills and sssaraj''ever, l^i mil)Airue, and kindi SBBBVtj Dr.Pierce's Uoldeu Medical Dls* CURESALL HUMORS, froma common Hlotcb, or Eruption, to the^worst Bcrofula, Halt-rheum, rever-sores,^^Scaly or Hough Bkin, lu short, all diM-aw*^ch11'd by bad blood am conquered by this^powerful, purifying, and ln\ i^orat ing medi^^cine, (treat letting l'h m rupiilly hoal under^Its benign Influence. Especially has it mani^^fested its potency In curitig Tetter, Eczema,^Erysipelas, Itoils, Carbuncles, Sore Eyes, Borof-^ulous Bores and Bwelllngs, Hip-Joint DlseaHe,^^White BwelliDgs,** (loftre, or Thick Neck,^and Enlarged Glands, Bend ten cents In^stamps for a large Treatise, with colored^pistes, on Bkln IHsenses, or the same amount^tor a Treatise on Scrofulous Affections. FOR THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE. Thoroughlycleanse it by using Dr. Pierce's)^Golden Medical DI^^o*eryf and good^digestion, a fair skin, buoyant spirits, vital^strength and bodily health will be establishud. CONSUMPTION, whichisKcrofula or the I.iihk^* isamsted andcun*d by this remedy. If taken In the^earlier stages of the disease. From its mar*^velous power over this terribly fatal disease,^when iirst offering this now world-fame^] rem^^edy to the public. Dr. Pierce thought seriously^of calling It his **0)nsi*mptio^ Cnta,^ but^abandoned that name as too restrictive for^a medicine which, from Its woudeiful com^^bination of tonic, or strengthening, alterative,^or bliKid-ctea/iMing, ant I-bilious, pectoral, and^nutritive properties, is unequali*!. not only^as a rcrnedv for Consumption, but for all^Chronic l^lt^caeca of the Liver,Blood, and Lungs. ForWeak Eunge, Bpltting of Rlood, sT.ri-^^ess of Hi eat h, t 'hronlo Nasal Catarrh, Hron-^chltis, AHtlNini, S'vi re CoiikIis, and kindred^affections, it Is an efficient remedy. Boldbf Druggists, at $1.00, or Bli DotUss^tori^JOQ. Sendt*^n cents in stamps for Dr. Plena's^book on (Consumption. Address, World'sDispensary Medical Association, 63 main Hi.t Hltuio, V. (Naccessorto 1 u u King.) Hn turn h'ik! for Weddings.^Futii r^ls H:^ll. K'o, ftt RfebBOU-^nbie Rates H^u^^irtiihl rred to avedfrom^ail tr^lna to ail parts of tbeclty.^OH18.F BTUART Prop. Officetirand Central Hotel. Telephone wL YIXGLEE CO.,^Merchant Tailors. SuitsMade to Order. Cleaningand Repairing.^PRICES REASONABLE No.aOn West Main stn ^t, next door to^City Hall, Helena, Moiitaua. JamesTwiford, MAMkvkhkii OF WagonSheets, Tents, Awningv^and Hydraulic Hose. Twentydlfsrent styles of Window Awnlngt^and tbe latest Improved flxtnres for lianidnK- Canvasofallkinds and widths from SO Inches^wide to 140 Inches wide always In stock. Thelatest Improved Camp Ooods.^MAIN NTKBKT, BBLRNA II K H Nothingrondures so mnrh to s woman's^as a ItesoUiui skin ai d rissr corupi^-xlou. JOHNSTEDMAN HELENA,MONTANA.^IRON AND BRASS Founderand Machinist IHOVFBOVTS SHSAVY HIU, CAATllKM atFaCBALTT AHero Bennd ta^ Scenes^In view of bis peno divorce suit, the^followlog picture of ^Gen. I Ionian for at^Horns and Abroad^ will be read with In-^^rsst: Tbe 'jeune at beau' general is la Dovon ever have pains In the back and^low,- If you do, attend to them no^don't wait, delays are dangerous. Nip the^disease in the bud snd save your health and^doctor's bills. A few doses of Oregon Kid^^ney Tea will prevent Brtght's disease and^Insure you health, comfort and happiness.^Sold by It. S. Hale A Co., wholesale and re-^tall agents. CroupIt a terror to young mothers, es^^pecially during the winter months as It Is^mm most prevalent It can always be^prevented, If properly treated as soon as^the first systorus appear Hoarseness Is the^first symptomi; this Is soon followed by a^peculiar, rough cough. If Chamberlain's^Cough Kemedy li freely given as soon as^these sytupUmis appear. It will Invariably^pr'-vt-nt the attack. Th^*re Is no danger In^giving the remedy, as It contains no in^nrtoas sutv**^uce. For sale by H. M.^raichen Jt Co. AHlttory of Our Heroes, Our Statesmen, Our^Scholars, Our Men cf Note In tvery Field APPLETONS'CYCLOPEDIA AMERICAN'BIOGRAPHY. ThaOnly National Standard Appletoa's ^'rclnpeMlla of American Bloyrt-^pby^ caatalns s DtofrrsphlrsJ skstch at sv#rr ymt^^ss) smln*Bt In Amertcsn rMI sad mllltsry \i\%u^^ry.ta law and politics, in dlvlnitr, literature and^art, la sclenre ^ad In lB^rnUun. includlns dlstln-^^ a Is bed eersoas txira abroad that are rslaied to^oar satloasi history, snd smhraree all the ooaa^tries of Horta and Hosth Auterka. It Is a com^^plete history of the New World In every branch^of human echlev^meet. UK.M MM S AKHKNK' CUMI'LKXION^WAKKKH, Aftera f^a^ dtr's use. will p*rDiaa^nU/ rwmevv^sll HiulrliMS, Moths, Pimples, and Prerklae. pro^dncloK sd Kotrsrj(inyly *BessUful (,'omplexioD^that ibames tbe ase of Powders and Creams. WsrrsnUHlperfectly hsrintess and sold by si^leading dragtflste, or sent by mail tsernrs) on re^^ceipt or i.n^ $1 (M^ per box of 1U) wafers. TIH'MLItnA t*t^., (niCbamhsrs Mtreet, N T.^t3tT*He sure si d get Dr. him m In gilt hozas. Forsale by K e. Hale A Co.. i slens. M T. Proposalsfor Printing OK Al.Kl) PROPOSALS for ths foUowtsf da-^O scribed prlntlnicfar the IStb seasloa ur the^l.etflsi^tur^ of Montsaa will be rerwlres at the of-^hoe of th* Kecrelary tf tbe Territory, antll the^14th dsv of Janusry. 1WWJ, vts forprtntln|{nnd madias 1 OUO copies of ths^Itws, and v ^i copies of the} araals of each house^and say utter nuttsr la boot form, to he s-t In^smell pica ur long primer type, to s solid tbous^sod emi; the work. In all cases, to he measured^as plain work; side note* to be mea-ured sepa^rs'ely In the laws, sorordlns to ihs type la whL h^they are set, but head notes to beroneldered only^as part of the pair*, *nd not to he measured sepa^^rately. Hslf title- and tdsnk psgvs nut to be a!^lowed la the ht^dy of the work, unless absolutely^nereesary. I r composition In 1411s (to be set la^Ions primer, wllb twlie thst spire between the^lines) per in ueendems; the heeding aet to oc^^cupy s greater space than k i of s page of^foolscap. For press work, p*^r tt^ken of 1m^pre sloes. SMM SSfsS to coastltute a form of^book a or I, and tw pages to eevh furm uf bills,^Tor blading, vis Full bound In law aheep, per^volume. half-bound la tsw abeep, per volume;^fo* uap-r covers, as psmphlei*. per cuoy, tnrlud^lor In all c-tses foldlag and etlt* htair, Fur psper^actnallv used In the foregoing work, per pound;^sll work to re Id accordance with the instructions^from tbe l' HTreseury Department, which can^be seen st this olltce. Butv^ copies of tbe laws, and copies of each^of ths J turns s are t^^ be full bound. Toe rejec^^tion uf any and all bids Is reeervwd, If deemed fur^ths beet Interest of the t'nlted SUtes Th* sae-^csesful bidder will be required to tarnish goo**^sad suffli tent bond for tb* faltkfnl perf rmance^uf his ^^utt-i i, ud delivery or the priuted Iswsat^lids ufflce wltbln nlnetv days after tbe sdloura-^lasat uf the loth legislative Assembly All pro^^poses must be sddresseil, In sesled enve)oi^es, to^ths undsrsliFBed, and endorsed ^Proposals fur^Legislative Printing. llsUiis,L^eceatber S4, ISss WMH. WgBBt^hecrstary of ktotitsas [2191.] APPLICATIONFOR A PATENT. a8. LsJTD Umca, i^Helena, Montana, November '14, ISSS. NoticeIs bsreby given thst Thomas F. M^ tss^William i. Moren, Albert P htoran, Kate Mo ran^AnnaM^)ran, Kdaard P. Durnen. Annie Durnen,^snd Edward V. Moren, an sseocisllon of person*^whites paddress Is Placer, Montana, have thisdsy Sled their sppllratpm for a patent for^oae huadred and slity acres of the Planer ndne,^or vein l^earlng gold and Are clay, situated In un^organised mlnlnti district, county of Jefferson and^territory of Montana, In tp. V n r 1 w. of prlnrl^psl bsse line ard meridian of Montana territory,^ssld placer be^ng deeluu^ted and deecrlbed by^legal ^uiHllvlelons as follows: sSi sel% sela, nv%^seNa sela, i ask sets, n*\ ^a- nS flWW^se^a, sv, nwV( eej%, ns^ n*\ ee^%, eM nel^ *wNlu^^sec 16, tp S, n. r 1 w contalulng loo acres. The^loratlon of this mine Is recorded in the recorder'*^office of Jefferson connty in book F of placers,^page Ml. Tbe sdjotulng claimant* are unknown^8. W LaNUUoKNK, UeglstSff. JnuW- Rddv, attorney for sppllrants. Firstpublication Nov 18HS. SberifTsSala. Johnft. Bowman A Co., plaintiffs, vs. Henry^Lurss, defendant ToIs eold st Nherlff's sale, at ths front door of^the court house, la Helens, Montana, on Haturda.1^tbe Mb day of January, ihhs, at li o clock, niMm, of^said dsy, sll tbe righi, tills and lulereet of the de-^tendsnt. In and to trie following described proper^ty.sUuated In Lewis and Clark-* county, Montana,^to wit: The west twenty two i'ti) feet of lot num^her o- e(1)lnbliK-k anmuertwocJilu Kset Helena,^together with all and singular the tenement*,^bereclUam^-nts and appnrtenaaces thereunto be^longing or In any wlee appertaining JW HATltsWAV, ^kertff.^By W. ^.m i Under Hbsriff of Lewis and Clarkecounty, Montans Territory. DatedHelena, Nev. 1HSS D R3.POWBLL RsUVBS andsi. BUNTON. DR.LIEBIG CO. TheKeaowned ('allfornla Specialists,Surgeons^and Physicians IDSit. TCalai SJreet. Holier l^io.K,^Hooiui 1 1 to I J, April iii lattO, SEtt. Or.I eP-U' A Co speclsltau for all| diseases o'^men, however Induced, and no matter huw In vet^stale; speedily, thoroughly and permanently^cured. Recent cases radically cured In s few days^DUr.lneasof ths head. Weakness of advanctaii^years, and all ^relaied, languid eiheusted^ con^^ditions of the vital forces, Bpaedllv cured. Thor^ouich examination. Including analysis snd micro^sroptral sismlnation of urine, EA,(ai Ths reason^thousands cannot get cored of seminal wsakaeas,^spermstorrhea, loss of manhood, snd other com*^plaints resulting from follies td youth, or sxcees^of matnrity, Is to s complication called prt^tator^rhea,or hyperesthesla,whlch requiresspeclsltreat*^ment. l)r Leltdg's invlgorau^r aumiter une, It^tint unly cure for the former trouble, and numtiet^two la ths only known remedv for the c^impltrs^tlon above named ProstaUirrhea. Priceof either^InvlgorsUtr ag.(g) t^ottle, or six bottlee for 11^^.^A tun dollar Imttle sent free on sppllcatlon to^provs the wonderful power of this great remedy^H^ronge^st electric t^elta free to patients. Call or^addrees, MLIEHK1DIHPKNSARY,^^400 Weary str^et, hau Francisco, -hi US.HALE CO. WHuLKHALBAND KBTAIL MINING_JXPERT. Or.Swallow offers his services In buying and^sel lng Mines, thinking his long acqaalntanos with^the mines of the country and forty years experl-^tnos la mining m*y be useful to operators. Bs^has several valuable mines for sale, and has bust^aass connections with several eastern parties who wishto buy Montans mines. OfficeHi. Loots Block. Wo. 17* Main street. MerchantsHotel, CornerHrotetlway and Warren street.^Opptajite U. 8. Assay Office, HELEN*.atOVTAMA. THOti.O'bKI KN m HON, Frope. The tdd Rellshls^Hpeclsllet id many Ksrs'ssperlence.^ate with wunderfnl^success aU LI) NO^TH ho AT, CAMCUL^PILIh, K1H11LA. Rupture painor hindrance^from business. Treats^all forms of ThroaL^Lung,Nerve and Blood^dlsess*s, all rhr. uu^dlsessee and lkef^^rm-^Itles tar In advance id^sa^ Institution In thlt^country Those who^contemplate going tu^Hot Hurtngs far tbe^treatment of any Private or Blood dleeaee^can be cured for one-third the cost at our Prlvste^IMspenesry. treatments pare Lovely^free from sallow nee,^brill tao I'leieneary. ia nice B'thla tr* LAUItOt'omplexlon,^freritLea, hlnrkbeads, en e/essa eruptions,etc.^d perfect health can be had EYEAND EAR NERVOUS Loe o' Itnl imw Ivw-That^tired^ f^lliw and all female weak^nereee promptly cured. BloaUng Headaches, Ner-^voaa Prostrsllon, (lensral lability, rtleepleasi.ee*^Itepreselon and Indlwestlon, ttvsrtaa trouhles.^InllammatloD and UlcertaU n. Palling aad Dls^I la- entente, Hplnsl eresknees, Kidney complaints^and t'hange of Life Consult tbe old DoCtiir. Acuseor Chronic la^flsmmstlon of the Sye-^llds, or (Hohe and Par or Near Hlghtedness, Inver^el on of tbe I .Lie Scrofulous Eyes, I'lceratlons, la^3 am mad oris, Abrsis, Irlmness of Vision of ons or^both eves, and Tumors of Jd pfInlitmmatlon of the Ear, Ulceration or Cs^tarrsh, Internal or External I^a^rneas, or Paraly^sis, ^lngtng or Hearing noises, 1 hlckened Drum,^ssb, lebllty, hpenimtorrh.i a. Hem^Inal Losses, Night Kmtsslusf^ltaj power, Hleepleesjees, lleepondency^Loss of Memory.t'onfuslon of Ideas, Ulnars hefor*^the Eyes, Lassitude, Langi^ur, UUN^mtnesa, lay^preeston of rtplrtts, Aversion U^ society. Easy lHs^coursged, Ik k of Confidence, Hull, Listless, I'n^fit for Study or Business, and finds life s burden^safelv. Permanently and Privately fared. BLOODAND SKIN .rr A moethorrible In Its re. nit complet* ly ersdli stetl^without the use of mercury, Hcrofuls, Erysli^elae,^Fever sores, Hlotclies, 1'tmjdHe, Ulcers, pain In^the head a ^i bi^nes. NyphlUUr Sore Throst^Mouth and Torgue, tOsndulsr Enlargement or^the neck, Hheumstlsm,t starrh.stc., Permanentl)^Cured, whea Others Have Failed^IIDIUADV Kldrtsv and Hlsdder troubles,^Unirllllll Weak Hack. l)nrnlnM Urlns, Kre^qtiency of I rlnatlng, Urine high rwlored or mlls^^setdlntent on stsndlng. tlonorrhu^a, Oleet, Cysti^^tis, etc promptly and safely cured. Chariree res^sonshls. PRIVATEDISEASES Taint,gleet, atrlctnre, semlnsl smlseions, loes of^sexual power, weakness of the sexual organs,^want of desire la mala or female whethsr from^Imprudent habit of yonngor sexual habits In mi^turn years, or any cause that debilitates the sexual^habit In mature years, speedily and permanentl)^cured. Consultationfree and strlctlv conldentlal^Medicine sent free from observation to sll t arts^of the United Htalee. orrespondence receives^prompt attentloa. No letters answered unless^accompanied by four cents In stamps Hend tee^rente la stamps for pamphlet and list of questions^'i pon Private, hperlel snd Nervous Ulseaeea, Hem^ln*l weakness, Hpormatorrhtea lmpotenry, Hyph^Hits, tlonorrhcea, Oleet and Varicocele Termestrictly raah. 'h\\ on or address dr.Powell Reivsea e. bunton'8 pmvarcDI8PENMARV^('ornsr nf Mala and Wall slreets, epposlta Cos^mopollten Hotel, Uelens. Mont. J [Mo.2210.1 Applicationfor a Patent. TJ.Si.ARD OSVfOB, I Helena,Montana, January t, ISM. f^Not!ce la berebv glv*^ that tb* heirs of Auguet^'oiler, decessed, by Lealse P Her, sdmtnletrafrljc,^wh^^s peetofflcs address Is B lens, Montana,^has this day lied application for a patent,^under the inlaing laws of congress, for a placer^mining claim designated as lot No. M, survey No,^801. situated in unorganised mining tllstrict.Lewta^aad Clarks ur,tj, floctans Tsrrltury, In sectloa^84, townabip 10, north range 4 west, which Istm^Is nut oi retort, sad deewfoed as follows In tbe^official plat and EwM notes on tile In this office:^Heglunlng st corner No. I, Uuestone lHx^x^ ins.^aad runnli g (nsnoe s. SV* e l.SU t hslas, thenc* a.^m* a. t chains, thence n. t- s. S.us chains,^thencs t'V e a M^ chains, thence a. 'J L% w.^1 W chslns 11 corner Mo 0 of this survey, the^same beln^ corner No.lt of lot No. 47. placer^mining clalui of Henry Hsy et si from which the^la. section corner on east boundary of section 8a,^township i(, north rangy* 4 west bears a. SB' MP e.^distant io chsms, theaoe s. w so ay, I.TV^chaln^, theme tuft%* w 8.50 chains, thence s. 41*^w. 8 HO chains, thence s r^V w s.lSchalns to the^plaeeof he*Ini ing, embracing one snd slghtv six^one hundreitth (Lan) seres, upon which a i utlce of^said application was posted the 17th dsy of^AutJist Ml The adjoining clalmanta to thsaa^prernleeeare Henry llay at si, plectr mining^clalui lot IT In said t wnshlp. HW LANt^HUKNB, HsgUUr.^C mi v A Poote, attorneys for rlslmant.^Klrst publication, January 8, 1WW. TiUTHH SOHmTIO ROTJTsl THENORTHWEST. ran MONTAN- A^CENTRAL M ffjEj M-ANITOB-ARAILWAY8A INo. 2104.] Applicationfor a Patent. U-H. Laau Orrn i, Hblsms, M. T. i^November ^sl, lsw. NoticeIs hereby given that James P. Porter.^John H Jurgene, Cislbourne K Oatewood and^John A Hods ^n, whose poet office address Is He)^ena. Ml', have this day filed tnelr sppllcatLn for^a patest for ten hun^ red and nineteen sad one-^tenth linear feet of the Hell of the HlH lode, mine^or vein bearing gold, etc., with surface ground^six hundred f*-et in width,situated In Ottawa uaor^gnnlied mining dlstrict,count* of l^swis and Clarke^andierrltory a^Montana,and deslgnsted by the field^notes and official plat oa file In this ufflce as lot^numbers 47 snd list, in township U, n. rangea t^aad 1 w., respectively, of principal base line aad^uiertllan of Mor.tena territory, said lot Nos. 47^and 1 being us follows, t-^ wit Beglnntag at^cor. Mo. 1, ha It*, from which the aortnenst cor^ner to sec 8ft, tp. \)L n. r. tt w., hears n. 7* 61' s.^ITS fa*t: thence a Kg' 84 w bftt feet; thence s. UP 16*e 101H fe^.t; thence n 84* 84 e. am faet n.e a.SO* 17 80 w. lOlUfeet U^ place of bsglnnlng^i ontslnlnK i 1 Ml acres. The location of this mine^Is recorded la the recorder's office of Lewis and^Clarke county, a hook of lodes. The adjoining^claimant* are unknown. H.W LANOUOKNR, Register JnoW. Eddy attorney for applicant. Firstpublication November A, 1HHS Stockholders*Meeting. Thsannus) meet inn ot tl e stockholders of the^Houlder Chief Mining Company will be held^Monday. Utveniber 81, lteJH, at tbe office of Scho^her A Adams tor the election uf a Hoard of True-^tees for lbs entulug year. TUOB.UOFF,^Secretary Thsshove msetlng was sdjonrned until Jan^aary It), lNHw.TUOa. ^HiFP, Secretary. Btookboldera'afeetlng. NoIrs ts hereby given thst thsre will be a meet^Ingof ths Helens Mining snd R-ourtloa company^at ths office of the said company, to wit: st the^uarhtrs of ths First Nstlonal Hans of Helena, In^Helens, M. Ton Wednesday, the LUh dav of^Pvthruary, A I) at il o'clock, p is. for ths^purpoee of submitting to the sto^ kholders of said^corporation a proposition to lease a I ot the prop^^erty of ssld Helena Mining snd HedurUon com^^pany to the Heleuaand Livingston tinieltlng and^Reduction company for a perEd nf two yeara or^longer The property so propoeed t.. be leeaed Is^dletlnrtly specified as f Hows, to wit: 1.The nets uf sec 11. tu 7 n, r 4 w, and five^acres situate In ths seta, uf the seJt, sec 2, In the^township and rsnge sforesald. and tielngthe prop^erty whereon Is eltusted ths Corbln Concentrator^S Tbe Alta fsdfornts I-ode Mining claim aad^Alta- altfornls mill slt^, being loU o^\ and ^4H,^la tu 7 a, r 4 Als Kadh lode and udll site, tm^Ing lots 48A snd i m In the township snd range^aforeaald Also the Cutter bide sn^l mill site lie^Ing respectively lots 71A and 7111. In the township^an rai ge sforeesld Also, the Noilh raclflc lode^and mill site, being lots No, AS and ol. Also,^Horn*where liMle and mill site, being resprt lively^lote tin A aad Wit Also, the Alta Hrooke bide and^mill site, being respectively lots 72A and 7*B^Aad, also, tbe (irsnd Ksther l-h* and mill ilte.^lining reejHH tlvel hssTVA and 77H. snd all of^said mining claims a^^d mill sites being In the^towuehip and rsnge aforeaald 1.Tbe chlorodlslng snd smstiram*tlnr witrks^aad mill site, being lot No Ml; conceal rai Ing^works mill elle, being lot No. Ml; smeltlsg worLs^mill site, lot no, sll In tewnshto No. 7 north,^rsnge 4 west, together with the smelting snd re^aw Hon works thereon sltusted, and all ttnils, ma^chlnery, supplies, Axiurei and personal property^tbereuuto l^elooglng or used In connection there^with, aad all appurtenances, rlgi.tt, privilege*^and Ir^nchtees. 4.The Comst lode being lot No 40, eaet-rlv^16 lM00^ resof l^^t N^. 42, all In tp 7 s, r 6 w.^and water right and dltchse sppurtenant to said^laet mt ntloneO tract LotNo. 1 In block No M, In Comet town site,^Jefferson county, Mouta'a Territory. Also,tbe rope tramwsv from tbe Comst mine to^the foot of the Comet hill QOne liundnd and ten acres In the n^\ of^eec 831. Also, one hundred and sixty In and ad^joining the sw^^ of sec 21. All In tp No. 7 s, r^4 w. 5.Also, the Fs)etts lode, Alpha lode and Kate^lode mining claims In Colorado mining dUtrht,^Jefferson county, M^ ntsns Also, lb* el4^ of ofs V of eeSa, sec 81 tp ft n, r 8 w, together with^tbe tertem^nte, heredltsmeste i.nd appurtenam ea,^Including al^ water rights and water ditches titers^nn'o belonging Allot ssld foregoing property^being eltuaie in tb^ county of Jefft-rsou and terrl^ior^ of Mwntans a d t^elDg or intended to t^* sll of^the property, real, ersonal or mixed belonging to^aald Helena Mining and lteduclon company. II M PAHCHKN,^M. h downs.^M II. KEKKE,^W E CDI.I.KN, Noticeof Dissolution NoticeIs hereby given that the copartner^ship heretofore exL ting between M. Nyberg^and Nels Nelson, doing burlness under the^firm nsms andtlile of Nyberg A Nelson, la here^^by dissolved, Nels Nelson re irlng The Vmslneee^will se continued by M Nyb rg, who assumes all^utstandlng lndeb(o^]bees and tu whom all out^^standing a^ otihts ars to be paid. MNYHBKW,^NELd NKLttON.^Helena, Montana, Her W, lttttH. Btookbolders'afeetlng. Thsrsgular annual meeting of the stockholders^of (hs Helena Steam I'ower and Lighting com-^any fur tbe paroose of electing a board of trus-^eee to serve during the ensuing year wilt be held^at the parlor ot the Klrst Natloual Bank of Helens^AUo'clock, p. n ,oa Tueecey, Janusry H, 1HH9^WM UAKKldoN, Secretary. NotlcsIs hereby given thst tbe psrtnerphlp heretoforeexlsdng between ths u-dersigned,^i. i the firm nsms jf Bullard A Harbour, Is^tulsdev ^tlesol\ed by niutual censent. It ^th par-^Maw WUlaselAi as the practice of law, Mr. Bar^hour remaining In the old office uader the Masonic^IVmp e, Jackeon st eel, a^ d Mr Bullsrd opening^ohVe in Hold Biock, Msln street Either^rty Is sulk'rlaed to reo-lpt for demands In^avor of and to pav deinmids against ssld firm. MssKn\ BULLA t I^,^AHIIBtKN h BAHBOUh.^Dated December 81. Ihsm DRUGGISTS. DealersIn Pateat Medicines, rancr t^Ooods, Lantern l^aaips and Lamp Ooods, itIsss,^I'alnte, tills, etc Surgical Instruments, rutcl.es,^Braoea, etc Wholesale seenta for Cafe for^Coughs snd 0ol s, r Irk s file Ointment, Wltrhee^iBgo odium. Hoeanko Medl ines, Dr. Kilmer a^Kemedy, Dandelion Tonic, Oregon Kidney Tea,^Dntard s Hpecltc. NewlyPitted and Newly Furnished thrrmgtioLi^LaeJesendUents Baths. Barber Shop, Bar an^^BtUlard Hall, with all Modem Improvements SIMPLE ROOMS forComav ChildrenCry for Pitcher'. Cutork. ED.L. FLAHERTY,^UNDERTAKER, Iit Warren fa. Tgisfasm tit. WithirssJal AeeomoiodaU' oi^Tisiassss. 'MITHRirNH T*) ANK FROM ALL TMAIMft. J.L. 8MITH. FreightTransier Line, Helena,Montana. Allkinds of msrebAQdlae and other^frstwhts, Iiipludlns; or^s, promptly trans-^fsrrwl from depot. Officeat J. Feldbeff Store and at ths^depot. Orders will receive prompt at GreatEnglish Remedy Murray'sSpecific. Afrnerentaed cure fi^r *ll nsrveus dls-^saaea, such as Weak Memory, Loss uf^Brain Power. UysUrls. lleadsrhs. Fain^In the Bsck. Nervoos rroatratlon.Wsks^falnees, I^eucorrhtea, Universal l^aasltude. Bemt^nal Weakness, Impotenr.y and s^neral loes of^power of the (tfroratlve Organs^In either Kei,^csased by Indiscretion ur over exertion, and which^ultimately lead to Prenators Old Ase, lasanlty^and (Consumption El a hoi or sli Ihiiss for |5^Bent hy mall on receipt of prlc*. Full partlcolsrs^In psmphlet, sen1 free to ev*ry appll^ snt WsGuarantee *la Bfoxae tocure any case. For every order re^oelved, we send sli hoiss, w'th s written^gua/anf^# u^ refund ths money If our^nnedfir doea not effect a curt* Addrees^all communications to (he Hide Msnufac-^tarers' THE MUKKAY MEDICINE To.. KansasCity, Mo THEMERCANTILE AGENCY E.0. DUN A CO., Proprietors. |No. 2206 ]^Af*f*LIOATIOM FOR A PATENT. U.^. L*ai^ Cksaaoa.^Helens, M'intsna, emh r mi, 1HHK NoticeIs hereby trlvenlhst .Ismss I'. For'fr,^lit*ury W Finite, Tho-*. doff and Fiank K hhaffer^whose postoffltj* sddre's Is Helens, M^^ntans T*T^rltory, have Uds day flled their application fit a^nateot for fifteen hundred linear feet of tne |^|hi^ran tus I(m1s mine er vein tiearlnir goid, etc., adtl^Sarfaes ground Mii hundred feet In width, sit uated^In Helena unorttsnlxed mining district, county^lewUand Clarke si^d Territory of Montana, ^^dslgnated hy ths field notes snd offlrlal pint on^file In this office as lot No. se^. IK |.^Uiwnrhl|^M, asffts rangf* 4 weal of prtnclptl hts* line and^iiifrMIan of Montana Territory, aald lot No ntt^IndDg as follows to wit: Beginning at cor. No. I,^from which the northwest cur. to sec lfi, tp 10^a r t w hears N. 41* 11 w -j.ihw feat; theme N^Ml' E. IM1 feet, thence H. 7K*Ef^ B. *TM fiwt; theg^^^H. aS'K. I.S70 feel tli**nce H H' W. AMI fm t^thence N :pt W. 1.IS2 f*-et: thence N. V H5 E 44%^fe*-t to place of l^*glnnliig, centslnlng Id II sere* Thelo^stl ^n ot tills ailne li r*o^rdt*d In ^bs re^corder's ofB's of Levis snd Clarke county, In^tHKiks V of lodes. The adjoining clalmanta ar^t'nlverslty lode oa ths nortn aad th^ Oood Faltl^lods on tbe west, tMith uiisurveyed. H.W LAStlHoKNE, Keglster. JnoW. Kddy, alt'irney for claimants. F1rt publication IHmv mlmr 2^d, ISW. NoticeFor Final i^roof. UhitiuHtatis Linn Orrtfs,^Hblsna, Montasa,^Dece r rt, 1HNH.^Notlcs Is hsrehy hiven that the following named^settler haa flled notice of his Intention C^ raaks^final ureof In support of hla clslm, and thst said^proof will be mane before the rejrlaler and rs^oslver at H**Una, Montana, on January 10, 1HHW,v1/^William Williams, homestead entry No ift'lM for^lota 6, s, and V. sec. aad lot sec. lfi, tp.U n^r. I w. He names tne follnwlns witnesses to^rove his (ontlnuous residence upon and rnltlvn pr tlonof aald Isnd, -1/ J.Aiford Harvey and Benjamin Townsend, off^Wolf Creek, Lewis and C'arke connty, Montsna^Nathan N. Vestal aad William Buth.ef Uslena^Montana. n.W LANGMUKNE, Keglster Pilesand Fistula FKRMWTLYCURK1). Dr.W M. Thornton. lata of Kansas (^lty, Mr^will perfectly cure all dlsesees of the rectum wltL^out anlfe. ligature or caaatlc. Treatment mild,^with but little pain Cure guarsnteed. No pay^asked sntll patient Is snttreiy cured Below 1 slvs^tbe names of s few parties that have been cured^Thsy can be consulted by letter or otherwise. HS1.ima A.J. Oavtdaoa.^A. M- Bolter^I c (dlpauick.^F. M Methea^John J *Isrnler, H (fie aeon aaumi i r WmMurdock.^A W. Tannsr.^Office Corner Sixth BosaaAJi.P. P. Worsham.^Judge Lace.^Ueo Kuffner Wm.Ellis^J. D. Ward^Jnllus Mendelsohn.^Avenoe snd Main Htreet Forthe protection and promotion of trade EstablishedIn 1B41 ^1 1 o Offloes. UnitedStated, Canai^a and lienors.^Manajfer of the Montana District, R.T. GAINES HELENA. TJPTTJBE -KlyannPsreianaittly lifI. I f I W.r Hi Ml i II li' Kd I'A 1 1 N rwaCHtTlCElASTlCTRUS1 iiotKALano (Ki.t OrirriNa^trio Truss Ft' f^^-t H*um^^if to Wear. Jii-fan' If ralleveaavr *^^-e. Hai SB/ad Uaaasfspl Haws h*^w^^er for Krow lllu^tr*te l l umvii let N i t. rumsaw am POPULAR SHORT LINE asTwaas Helena.Wickes. Boulder. Qu.'te, htarvavllla, et.^Paul, Minneapolis, Oh I cat o anal^All Points Bast, InOpen for Passenier Traffic solj1d THROUBHTRAINS DAILY Bsrwssw Butte,Helena and St. Paul PalaceSleeping: Cars,^Luxurious Dining: Cars,^Magnificent Day Coaches^And Free Sleeping Cars ForSecond-Class Passengers. Safety,Comfort snd Co^rts^y fa*^Our Pstrone, Itwill oe ths esraeat eodsavor of the maaags-^ment to rua tralas throash Oa Ttaa. KollowlairIs ths time ^tf srrllvsl aad departure^of trains at Helena on the new schedale, taklag^etact Dec. 10th, \m. rasiMssaaivs at hilbma. No.4 si. raul Atlantic Is. from Bate* sad^south, 11:^ a. m No.1 Mo .tans Par If r Bx. from 8t Paul and^east !S^M) p. m. No.*^ Helena and Butte Bx. from Butte and^sooth, p. si. No.s^ Marysvllle Express, 10 a m. train*dki'aht pbom h ki.BN a Nof^es I'sul Atlantic Bx. for St. Pan! and^sast, 11:86 a.m.^No. Montana Pacific Ex. for Butte and sooth, :l0p.m. No1 Helena ^u^l Butte Ex. for Butte and^^^. 1 a m. No^^ MaryaviUe Bxpress, 3:4ft p. m. TrainsNos S sad 4 connect at Butte with Union^I'arlflc and carry U. P. Pocetello sleeper between^Helena and Butte. petfurther Information call oa or address any^asent ot this ronipaor, or P.V MHEl.BY, (ten Manaawr, Helens. M.P.BBNTuN.Trsv Psss Airt7tieler-B. GOEAST VIATUB NoticeOf Dissolution. Stockholder'sKeetlog. NoticeIs hereby given lh^t there will lie s^myelin** of His stockholdsrs of the stunt mm^1'arklBK and Provlalon Company on w edftneday. anuar JKtb, iH^tt at 7:Stt p.m. st th** office of^II it Mrlntlre, riKims 1H nd lUUold Blork, llel^ens. Montsns, for the purpoee of elwHri|{ a a- ar ftrustees for the eprul^K year, and the trsneat^tloo of sik h other business as msy come before^ths meetlnif C.L. RlrAN,^Helena, 11,1HHK. Hecretary. NorthernPacific RAILROAD, TheDinlno Gar [Route AND GREATSHORT LIKE TOA LI EASTERNCITIES 250mWrn^fSSt* Chicago^AND ALL POINTS EAST. TBIONLY ThroughCar Line LowRates. Quick Time, PullmanPalaoe Cars. ToWhom It May Concern: Noticeis b^r^^^y trlv*n tbst It W Blgelow Is no^lonirer lu myfinploy and tbst 1 will not he re^sporisli le t^^r sny drhtu which may be hereafter^contracted by him and that I wl^l pay no order*^drawn by htm on ma; th^t he h^s nu smhorlty to^In sny wav bind me by any agreement, ctiatract or theiwlss,snd thst all )^srsons who ma^ b**reaf^ter deal wl b bloi, In -sy wsy or manner, mutt^]^^^^k to him for fullHIment of all obligations^whl^ h he ui^y pretend to assnuie IIW CHILD.^DstAd Helena, Montana, Her. Ihhm. MOHIHtHKPACIFIC TME T*BL^. Thefollowlas Is ths time of the arrivals aad^departures of trains on the Northern Pacific oa^ths new schedule, taklag effect Tuesday, Nov. *th,at Ump, m: aaaiVAiaat bilsma. 1Through West-lwund sThrough Bast bound S~Hutte, Mls^rnls and Hsl. Kxp.. Id Marysvtlle I'sssenger Jo lit nil ut ccnmmodatlos 7-WickesBoulder and Calvin Pat barABTtiassrn ^a sii.bsa. 1Through West hound J 'I'brotigb Bast-tM^und Limited^7 BssswS Hutte and Mlsoula Kx. VMarvsvUle Passenirev lv-- Klmlnl rcomnodarion K Wickes. Boulder aadcalvlu Pass8:00s n^, L HT ^KKs tieneral Agent, Helena, Mont^S. PER, tl P and T. Agt, Hi Paul, Minn. Ono KCrr aUeQsalei pearover t^rsart' ssj^Stated, i'^sni'I vitu i^InTtl thHi^Mautiou 11. ear-*awaBwsj UHlNARY.IDNtY TROUBLES APPETI2ER. CURESINDIGESTION. FORALL SKIN DISEASES. ^poktLaKp.or. u WEAK Strong Advir.eFree al Bowto Act 1 IMw.tt.^4 t-m^^T^ pi^t^wi^| Furwttirtial 4*wnr4i ^V!M*. I. m^ ^1 Oi^-a He^l sit' eo. WEAKMEN!! 0,n e i, oi ,h^%TSR TS ias 1 v Una Nse iMi aoVBB tnlapri iflri ^v i t akor^rs*rivr i g'v- mint,awt-'i m Nit of^UfdirwUr tt1r..ua,h i msj^tt^ ssaaaai iVse^ i. t t ti.^QswasS^tfraatrvt lata*^aiaiw^ fitly TSsSsadanCliwifie Ce MibwSm ny or w vrKe'tttaovrriil^^!'^1 in i irMei'inth* S iaa eVir-, ir.o^a*k. r^r- bs AL Preicoti DBALBBIM MARBLE AMD GRANITE Aiao HBTjbVMA V, T UTAHASSAY OFFICE OhemicalJ. T. Lahoratorf^^OOVH, Crffloeoornar etb avsuus and ilalu street ssie steaas. Iprrarrlhe snd Tally sa*^dorae Hlg U a tks only erectScfur ths certain ceri ofttilS dl^*KSe U.lN'-ltAHABf.M.'^-.^AmsUrSan., N Y. Wekava sold Big O tor^many rvsrs. and It baa Rventbs beat ef satia-^^^tlon. 1).K DYCHFSCO Chleafo.111.^Bl .ee. Sol4 by Druggists tt.B. Bate Co H. M. Parcuae A m, waole- HBLBNA,M.T (toldand Sliver |1 Vj ElncJ* 0t dllver,goldsnd lead I JO Tin6 Ut Laved1 Ob Antimony^ UO OhMMbj1 50 ArseslcI Ot HlllrsI as Irrwii1 t rvbiiity1 I LIFERENEWER DBFIEBGE'8 few Osl^vaaioCHAUf BELT with^EUrtrir Eussaassry. s M^sassnd tha utwi pewarln^duniola and ymrlmA Cht^ir^P^llary In hm world. Oun^-^vlthout mediclt.*.^Pali. In ^.h^ Hack Eldaar^beiitDat.HU), SMbwwSJI _^i -tmtiu for Tkiupn ifrraHOO Jiiiiili1! No No. M'ps*:SB p m 12:110m^10:10 sal 6m p b .8:4bpal 4:15psi.K:40 p m^^ a rn^b on p m^8:15am UNIONPACIFIC km pouajj. i'oimts East,South aWest MakingcIobu connections at^Council Bluffs, St. Joseph,^Leavenworth and Kansas City,^with all trains tor the Ea*t and South. Also,the Shortest Line to all^California points. Throughtickets to all points^in the United States, Canada^and Europe. Forfull information oall on^or address A.E. VEAZ1E, Trav. Pass. Agt. 24N. Main St., Helena.^J. A. LEWIS, Gen. Agent, Butte,Mont.^J. S. TEBBETS, G. P. and T. A.,Omaha, Nebraska. THOMSON'S OELEBRATBD Glove- flttiu TbeHeat Uwosleana^Quality. HAVENKVBK BEEN^BUl'AL TO PRES^^ENT M \KK. MORIPOPULAR^THAN BVKK APBatPsICT Vi T QVAbBAIHTBEO. THRULBNUTU8. Short,Medium aad^^ztra Long. TWBLVB(iRA^BB. UlghsatAwards Uranted ibeapeet for ForHals by RALB1UU A t'LARBB. llWsaa,^Mont. RALEIOU.LAMES A CO. Boaemaa. Most^MISSOULA MBHCANT1LB CO., silseouJa.^Moat Thomson,l^ang-lou. A Oo., New York,
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THECITYJOUNCIL. Businessof Importance Transacted^at a Meeting Not Altogether^Harmonious. WIDENEIGHTH AVENUE. TheAuditing Committee Allowed a^Clerk for the Ensuing Yesr at a^Salary of $50 a Month Office^of City Detective. Thecouncil m^*t laat *-v^'ntnK in railed^session, Mayor r nl^r In the chair. Pres^^ent, Messrs. liaaner, Worth, Adkiiwoo,^Mourns, l.it+b. Kirken.'.all, Harrison, Won^nelly, Clewell. Morris ami hVstherly. Apt'titinn flm Hi** ^^^t^ ol Helena^asking permission IS '^a*1 Lswrence^street was read and thf prayer of the rpetl^tionem Kranti'd. AluVrnnDLoeb offered a resolution U*^the effect that a i -oiuruittee ot three be ap-^poiiitt-d to h**1 that ti prcpt-r watt-r preHt ire^waa kept for tire, the cotuiultU-e to act in^conjunction with the superintendent of^sewers. Theresolution wan so amended an to^take in the tire B.*r^!.al inatead of the^newer engineer, and Alderman l^oeb, Klein^atxl Mmons w re appoint^-d as ,auch com lUlltee. Thffinance committee, to whom waa re^^ferred the petitnm* ot the i'liouna Cruae^Savings hank mid *ands Uroa. for a re bats*^of lio iiM', r enin mended that the rehate^Mtt)e4fM granted, except that ^ar.d*^Bras p-'iitum ss reduced one half. The^peporl was adont*-d. Apetition from citizens asking that^streetcrossingsbe uh nn Ueima avenue^and Main street ayas NSw and granted Aresolution Latrotlaaaw by Alderman^Laet and pending some time, condemning^certain pfossaft) OSJ KiflgfeUrj avenue for city^purposes-widening a street- wan read and^ad^ bt inuur leading colleges. It is not for the^few, like Appleton's, the Urttanulca, or^the International, but for ail. It haa just^been thoroughly revised at a cost of over^SSfkSSS, the labor of forty editors and over^2.UUU renowned ^ontrtbiitors* It Is in eight^convenient nil- d volumes. The material^used is hrnt claim. It ma necessity to the^business and professional man* useful and^adorning to the taunt) library. No parent^can give to his child at school or Just twist^^ing the avenue ot lite anything that will^he ot more Ja^(imr benefit. It Is an educa^^tion Hupplenientar) to that ot the schools.^Kor particulars, address A.J. Johnson A Co.,^11 (ireat Jones ^t..New York. AldermanWorth stated that Insurance^on Stty prop-rty had expired and askeii^that the eoaaetl taste busm action in rs^^gard to Use matter. On m dion It waa re^^ferred to the committee on public build^ing* Anordinance transferring iu^^ne)s from^theb^ the general fuud waa rea 1 andsdo,^t d. 1he sjuv.al con initier to whom was re^ferreii the matter ot the question of owner^^ship of aa allei OB Kd wards street, claimed^ny High l^al^. recommended that there^port o the engineer be adapted. The re^^port w as adopted. Anordiniince appropriating ^3.445 40 to^the Helen* Water company tor water for^8eptemt^er, ^trio tier and November was^adopted. The*per lal committee to whom waa re^^ferred the pell inn to have Kwingsr-et^luiprc\ed between Hroadway and Itridge^8tre* t recommended that the work be dune. AldermanKuketidall uioved to amend^b^ advertising tut the; work to Im- done next^April. The aiii' ii'lment was lost, tin- sjo^lion earn 1 an\ the city clerk autlmri/etl^to advertise for hida. Anordman creating th^ office of city^detective, at a salary of 91,CM) a ^ear, waa^adopted. I Ins ordinance waa made sjapea^sary by the expiration ot the old ordinance,^which expired Jan. 1. Anocdlnsnc-prortdtaa for sewer eoa^nectlous to Im* dune under the supervision^of the superint-ndent of sewers was rend^and referred to a special committee, n c ud-^ing the estj lerk, to report at Hie m xl^meeting Aldermen Morns, Worth, Mar^rison. CsfWalL Keatherly and Donmdly^were appointed a- the committee Theplat o| the Northern Pacific second^addition was accepted AldermanWorth matte a motion to the^effeci that ihe council should take a-tion in^regard to establishing a tire alarm s^ stein,^and that the Are rouvniitee should look in^to the matter snd report. AldermanHarrison moved to amend by^Irnvructing theory clerk to advertise in^some paper ^^f general circulation ainung ttremento the effect that 'he i It) IN Willing toentertain bids tor tutting In an electric^lire alarm nvstetu Adopuni. Mr.Kirkendall moved that tin* city clerk^tie instructed t^ a^t\ertist* fur bids tor light^log Msi city. Adopted. Superintendent.^( vwiis Miller *ub^aajtied are|H^rt as to the i Xpeliae of estat)^li-liiiiL' a storm Hushing sower and n cum^me d- d ttint a box Hume he built for the preseii'.TslsSaaaeeaw ss tuititatan sjsr^ti mated cost ot #1 5oii, ami ia deaigned to^pla^ ed na Lawreaee and Oaajm streets.^The report waa reierred to the committee on-treetn and alleys. Aresolution condemning certain prop-^STtj on AfSk avenue fur Ihe ourp4^se of^opening a street from ('lore to Main street^was adopted. The prop* rty holders are^to M| all expensea. Thecity clerk was ;itithorl/'d t^^ BSRV^^pond widi a firm in reference to pur^Mating a h^n^k a d ladder truck. MaiahalHard was instructed V% use his^judgment Hi all^wing the tohnggan slide to^cross Itroadway. AldeimtnLueli offered a reaolution to^theeM.cittt.it the auditing Committee tie^allowed Sclerk at the rate of a month.^Carried. HELENAYANKEE8. WhoWat lha Oraatett ot N^w England H^ro*t 8tdlin Doubt. TheNew Knglanders met In the A. O.^I W. Hall last evening. The following^applicants for mem)^ershlp were htttsSBsl^Sal and i leei. ineuit^ers: lira. Matt. \\.^Alderson, Mr*. Stevens Mrs. Tiltm, Mr.^and Mrs. J. H sauford, Mr. and Mrs. J,.^N Muitli. Mr and Mrs. ttrant, John Mud-^man, William Deliver and Mr. Holbrook. Acomii itt'-e ot three was appfdnU-d to^decide upon the mauner of celehraiing^Washington s birthday, as follows: Messra.^W. A. ii- fMuan, J. W. Kinsley and Mrs.^11. O. Collins. AracltatsaSJ t^y MUi Jennie Tonn, ^The^^ o i\ liuiJder, was ac ceptably given. Ilie'ineation lor dettate, **Wbat MSJ ot^New Kngland haa rendered the country the^greatest service,^ was then very ably dia^cussed. Miss Klla Rnowie*, in champion^ing Uaniel W ehhter and his great BSUeva^incuts tor ttie countt in oratory, delivered^an eloquent talk, which aeemed all too^brief. Mie waa followed by J. W. Kilia^|ej, who nreaented the naiiiH and fame of^William l.!o^d (^arrlsou. A. Chessman^gave luacandida e for the honor* ot bsssa^^factor of his cuntrj. lienj unin Franklin^Mr. MOM and .1 udge lleogt I also apohc^In favor ot Franklin. l^r .Maa^ak ttiougfit^Dr. .lackson, the discoverer ot the uacs ot^ether, entitled P^ a place in the galaxy ot^New Kngland atara. Theatihjeci proved ao interesting that^the deciMon was taken l^i further d'acusa it^at the next meeting, which will occur on^Jan. IK. Celebrated* rumn i reek I h'^n TomI^loraMlebf UatenportA .Hr^ a^r, PIONEERDANCE. ThaU^cond Monthly Mop o^ lh^ aoclaty Ql*^n^With a i arg* ^ttandanca. Thesecond dance of the I'lnlH er club^wan held at ASBSSJsMf Hall lust rngtit wilt^an unusually large attendance. Kossm-r'n^orcheatra furnished the music, which was^excellent, and those present enjo)ed them^selves in the good old time way. I host^there were Albert KletnschtuldU wife and^daugliler. Mr. and Mis. Charles l.ehman,^\ Zimmerman and w'fe, Mr. and^Mrs. II. K. Hriii.ell, Mr and^Mrs W. C. Child, Mr. and Mr-^(ireeti Treultt, Mr. snd Mrs. N, J^M^ i onnell, Mr. and Mrs. J. NfftsV, Mr^and Mrs. Jacob SWiltaSTi Mr. and Mm^Herman tianv. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Sands,^Mr. and Mrs. W. It Webb, Mr. and Mrs^James Uarker, Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Dow,^of Fort Ih'tinm. MraaesDavenport, Child, tireen, BflSSwa^^Might KusaaajTi King, smith, rounse,^llrouk, and Messrs. (Jeorge hlld, T. Ji^Kirkendall, Judge Kach. Hen King. Harrv^Child*, Charles McCreary, J. s. K^ erl, II,^It. Katie, James I ^^i.dets, A. M. Thurn^burg, hen l.oeh, A. Krighsum, .1. D. Cain^ahan, Dsw Davenport and others. OUR PAYING MINE8. Dividend*Oatlarad by Montana Mlnaa During IUUU Thedividend paying mines of Montana^show up very well, bringing the record u|^to SJMIH.lillU. This excels any previous^year in the total amount of dividend* d^elan d. The total amount paid by mines^in the I'nited sift'esand Mexico during the^yesr waa SIS.WH.tl42. As will lie seen^Montana properties alone have paid over i^fourth of that amount, and It took only^nine of the man^ paying mining companies^of the territory to do this. The earnings^of other valuable properties, ruiild they h^^known, wuiild add a vast sum to the pro lit*^derived from Montana mine* last )ear^Still, the shuwing is a creditald*' one and^is not equaled I y an) oilier mining alatt^ti rritory. Tne amoiiut* paid by the differ^cut companies during Ihkh were as follows jsaswsaaailleatssa (ssrysar) WranilHM .i,* -o Hope FORHIGH AND POOR Only Thr^^ Mora Day* Bafora the Great^Drawing l^ Announced to take Place Alarge majority of Helena people have^taken advantage of the otter of the Mon^tans Investment romp, tsf to secure a^chance of obtaining possession of one of^taw tni' -t tiotci properties in the west by^the investment ot five dollars in a ticket in^the giand drawing for the ^'.uoo A horn^BoaSI U aalsd at l^es Moines, Iowa. The^drawing is announced to take place Mon^day evening next, leaving only three day*^in which to secure tickets. In no other^wi) can the expenditure of s suisll amount^SSWH, so isrge a return. The |fj cash^prizes, ranging from S6 OtMJ down, to tie^drawn, give inventor* SB sdditionsl Hicen^tive, so that if s purchaser does not receive^the hotel he may receive acaah return. To^accomiiiodste those who wsnt s* many^chance* sa |Hi*aihle for 95* fifth ticket* are^issued, selling at $1 each. Remember only^three ds)s remain t^efore the drawing is^announced to occur. Klve dollars spent tor^S ticket |o-dai may return M0S.SSS or SI a^fifth interest in Iowa's leading hotel. The^deed to the property is to escrow, to Ih*^turned over to the most fortuust-^ man in^Montar a Send P5 or 91 to the Montana^lnveate eut c .mpany, Helena, and take ad^^vantage ot the opportunity of your life.^Orgam/e a club, buy a numt^er of tickets,^and get all the chances you can in the res^tdrawing tor the S3UU,UU0 Aboru^louse. HospitalItems,^.lame- Murry, an inmate of St. Joseph'*^hospital, who was injured by s prematnrc^blast st Sweeney's quarry some weeks^since, will lone one ot hi* eyes. S. J.^JiiggiUB, a prominent man from Miasoula,^who was taken suddenly *ick s few days^ago, wl.l be able to go home to-day. RealEstate Transfers. Thefollowing real estate transfers were^filed In the recorder's office yesterday:^K w e v, truftee, et ui, b^ H^a, blur a 4, Plaut at, lot* 1 and addllloa $:ojf. WilliamIt WrUnttt ax to H K. Haleo H al^Sot a*ij 'Id I ok eouth tla^ MSSat tuwn*lv^..^^ h ui Varolii* Krenrh,^I d l\blocs 77, S. P. audition :^J0 JobWork. TheIni^kpeni^knt Job rooms are now^the most complete tu the territory. Wittnn^the past few weeks we have received a^cemplete Hue of new type, and are now^prepared to do both plain snd fancy work^on the ahurtest notice. fJuae'oo I'll!.'.^! Montanal.iial'^l Patrol ordinal ll- ia uu Tute! S401,1x0^l.htsi.iHi .'iO,UI^i. orf Mlmm)^14n,lMl^S ISSI IMomi^SMia.suo HbPOKTUHIALNOTES thi Vendedrepairs are (^eing made at^headquarter* ot tie- lire department. Amarriage lleense was issued yestt-rd*)^to Bernhardt Warrikeo SssS U^salluver^^Helens, Theregular iin ctirig of the W. T. I^will be held in their room, Sanford A Kvan*^blm-k, .Saturday atleruoou, Jan. 5, IKh'.i, at lfj rssstik Thecomnnssiou to determine w hat text^ft'm.ks shall iwd In tlie public achoo *^has oncluded III labors, but report will^not h^ made until the legislature aits. Sixvags were given twentv-four hours^each by Judge Saudi rs yeab-rday In which^to make themselves scare* about Meh na^They were glad tu comply with the re^(pieat ot hi* honor. IkeMore)^c, the horseman, waa ar restednot long lince tor refusing to pay lii*^divorced Wife alimony, as decreed by the^judge who granted the divorce. Mrs Honbona* brought inlt to rswarar, ami th*- aasswas brought before Judge McConnell^lashsaber^ yesterday. The judge, after hsvinutiesru tlie i v idence mlduc-d t^^^both sides, took the matter under advise^ment. PEH80NAL. IV.1. Mctfowan, one (^f lioulder's promt^tu nt btiHiness men, wss iu the city yester^dsy. K.N. Hansen, of Dallsa, Texas, and K^lturk*trand, of rtiiladelphla, are at the^Cosmopolitan. Mis*Marv H Hill, who has been spend^^ing the holiday* in Helena, ha* retwrned to^her duties at the College of Montana,^I leer ljodge. AWOOD THIEF. anE -Convict Accuaad of Having Stolen a Car^of Wood acquitted. Onthe 24th of last month Urn Inhki-kn-^^knt n I ^rd^ d the ruhhery of a car load of^wood stolen from the ^ard of the Northern^Pacific in this city. The reputed thief was^one YV. P* Mnitti, a wcnmI hauler. The^wiMid claimed to have been stolen was^found st or n^*sr the corner of Kwlng street^snd Helens avenue. Smith s trial wss set^for DtSi sf| but was postponed from dsy to^lsy, at hi* request, to p- rm.t him to intro^^duce srltue**eB in his behalf. Thetrial took place yesterdsy and some^interesting testimony was introduced pro^snd con. It seems thst s firm nsme^l^tJsattS tV York are engaged in the wood^hauling boatman in Helena. About the^^ih pros a car load of wood, con^^signed b)|the Alhsmbrs Flume company to^rcenhood, liuhm A Co., ot this cfty, WSJ^diacovered missing. From that date, until^the time mentioned of tlie arrest, the city^ml count) authorities were diligently^looking lor the man who hsuled the WOOS^sway from the Northern PttStis ^srd. The^snow) Sunday all will r^*iueiuher. A man^employed in the yard dlaeovered Smith^taking a load from the pile wun-hwaalo^. i'.-. I/ailed him up Itodney street to the^nearest telephone, notified the marshal's^fhce. Policeman Knot/ sppeared and^readily charge ot Mnith, wfio willing^^ly accompanied tutu to the city marshal's isakaa,wwsrs las fsivs bondi tsr Ms s^pssr* Slice. Atthe trisl jeaterdsy numerous wit-^liessea U-atihed as to the wood t^elongllig Ut^thetirmot fireeuhood, ItiJun A Co to ita havingbaea sjakaastasl aatwwsa Mss hours of3;3U p. ni Saturday. Iltfcember m, and Mominv,Deaassbac I lurehuiial, smith was plsced upon the^stand and gave straighttorward evidence^(so tar as he waa one* rued;, but when^subjected to croa* examination it p^it a^aouiewhat different pliaae ULHdl (tie matter.^He said h*^ had b* en a resident of Helena^aince IsXi t^uealioned as to whether or^not as had resided elsewhere, he ssid he^tiad, snd in resjMmse tu varioua Interroga-^torleS said he I,.id since |Sh.f lived at Unite,^at Livingston, st M City, snd sfter nu^merotis further interrogatories aa to where^cine be had men, finally con fenced tu hav^ing served two ^eara iu the p**niteutiary at^Uasff UsSaja, Nestthe partner in the firm of Smith A^York waa put upon the stand. Among^other things lie said his name was not^Voik, Put John tiarrett. When |*artsi^aa to why he lived under another name^than that of his own, he said he w,^s horn^in Yorkshire, hug laud and didn't care^whether his resl nmie were known or not,^so long aa he owed no man anything and^had a meat's victuals ahead. Therewere other witncft*es, hut nothing^Us^| aald diverted from the laid that what^smith annul'' d as to having taken (be car ot -aI. No. '^1US2. Mr.Italliet, the prosecuting attorne),^opened the argument in an able manner,^being followed by Mr. Sterling, the de^^fendant's attorney. Mr. liallict elos^ d in a^a peer 11 ot some thirty minutes, and the case^was given to the Jury, with instruction* by^Judge .'lander*. Shortlysltei 7 o'clork the jury re|Mirted^lhr^ had agreed upon s verdict. It waa^^not guility. Thiscaae attracted much attention, con^aideringthe value of the property involved.^The evidence as puhllslu d above, taken in^connection Willi the verdict, shows what^Juries will do. NotesFrom the College of Montana. DkkkI,o!^ok, Jan. 8.^|Special Corre^^spondence of the Independent. J -H. (i.^McMillan, of Salt Lake City, for twelve^years clerk of the third district court of^1'tati, 1* visiting his brother, President |^.^J. McMillan. 1'rotessur*Hrantley,Traphagen and Kyan^have returned from their holiday ram-^hlmgs. Ilie faculty, now numbering thirteen,^ha* been reinforced hy the addition of the^Misted Ihrdsall. Miss Nettie, Istely a^la Iot in the Chicago con*ervntory, takes^partoith' lout from the shouhh rs of the^overworked teacher in the music depart^in-lit, while Miss Atdde, elorutlotilst and^dramatic reader, haa chirge of the rhetori^^cal work. Ihe apparatus lor heating the new dor^mltory, a substantial brh k building of tour^itorles, ISlSSfeet, wa* stnpped from St.^Caul Her. IS, and U ataeeted hi arrive in a^few day*. It will lake at least a month to^put in tlie heaters, and it will pmhablv be^six weeka Mala the new building will he^read) for occupancy. The old dormitory la^already crowded, and (he work of stcsm^fitting w ill in pushed aa rapidly aa |^oa*ible.^I he building waa to hSVW bosa ready for^its fair occupants three months ago. The^Inefficient mail serin e is responsible for^tin- ikslay. A letter wss mailed by Tresl^dent McMillan in September to Kruse A^Hark* r, of Milwaukee, who had taken the^contract tor steam fitting, notifying them^that their work might ta^ commenced.^Thi* letter waa returned to the sender^some two weeka ago from Missoula, where^It had hern atamt three mouth* Kelly^Itros of St. Caul, now have tin* contrsct^which Messrs. ICrusa a n.uk. r failed to^fulfill. PresidentMcMillan and family began^the new ^esr by moving into their new sasjas,laasaad just aerasstfcti street from ihewaaw rn entrance tothecollege camuus^It is a pleasant, comfortable home. I'llt^view from tfta preHident'a study is ex^opti-maliy tine. From the bay window^on the south the *un can be seen from hi*^rndng until he hub himai If Ih hind Mount^I' well in the evening, and on fair dav*^the aiiioke of the Anaconda Haeltereaa B^dlstlnetlr seen. Thepresent college enrullinent is 119^students. Son-,of Veterans. Ata regular meet ng of the 1 (.rant^Camp. No. I, |8M of Ytderans, held In^their ball on Urand street, tlie folluwing^ofticers for the ensuing year were ln*talled^hy Maj ^r J. It. Miller: Cspt. K A. Vea/ie,^lit I,n ut K P. llutler, 2d LstMsi H. Nun^mers. The follow ing atatf were spp^dnte^| (h ip. J. c Handera, i*tsrrg. J. II. Holme^g. M. Sergt. Kit. U. Smithi Color Herat,^Win. S. VillaW, Nerg. ti. tieo O. Freeman,^Cor|Hiral (i. I ti. Allen, Prtfa* MiiHician,^Qao Raddi \iter iiottiillatioti a han'piet waa spread,^whirti cumduded h^ remark* froM mem^hers of thed. A. K. present. The camp I*^m a tlourishing cunditi -n Meetings sre^held on the brat ami third Friday* of each^month. Sojourning brothers are invited tu^at end. IceCarnival. Agood opportunity Is afforded every one^to take in the st. Paul Ice Carnival from^Jan. 28 to Feb. 1. The Northern Cacitic^will have round trip tickets on sale from^Jan. J*^ to SI inclusive and good for ninety^dav a. Price, *4U for the round trip. Johnson'sUniversal Cyclopedia, Re^^vised 1888.^Is a library of useful, universal knowledge^from the ablest scholars In A merles and^Europe It 1* accepted as high authority Hickson-Reynolds. FredHiekaon, the meat market man of^Rlkhom, tried to ^steal a march,^ matri^monially, in Helena, Thursday night, but^his sly efforts were fruitless. He wss mar^^ried hi Mi^s Hattle Keynold* at the resi^^dence of the bride's psrents, on Park sve^mie, in the presence of s few Invited^guests. The neighttor* trested the wedded^pair to an old fsahioiied ^helling.^' accom^^panied bv the usual number of skillet lid*,^emblematic of the time honored aereuade.^Mr. snd Mr*. HickHon lesve to-dsy for^their future home in Klkho n. SchoolNotice. Allnew pupils sre requested to cot e to-^dsy to the office of the superintendent of^schools at the Central building and he as^^signed to their proper room*. Office hours^from V a. m. to Yi in. and 1 t I It p. m.^Parents wishing to confer-a the super^^intendent with regard to their children are^n (inested Ut csll In the sfternoon. Therewill he a teachers' meeting this^forenoon st 11 o'clock. All teachers are^expected to be present. IA. Cahlktox, Superintendent. TiedTelegraphers. Mr.Harney J. Hummel, a memt^er o^ the^telegraphic force at the Northern Pacific^depot, was married at Milwaukee, Wi-.,^Christmss eve to Miss Mabel Hamilton, an^accomplished and beautiful young lady^telegrapher, of the Cream City. I'pon^their return to Helens New Year's night^Mr snd Mrs. Hummel were tendered sn^eiegsat reception st the residence of Mrs.^James Lewis, where many acquaintances^were made and music, dancing and feast^Ing added to the enjoy ment of ail. uponthousands of dollsrs are spent annu^^ally by our people in the hope that they^may sttsln this boon. And}et it may he^had by all. We guarantee that Klectric^flitters, if iiaed according to direction* and^the use persisted in, will bring vou good^digestion snd oust the demon dyspepsia^and install instead ^opepsy. We re^:om^mend Klectric Hitters for dyspepsia and all^diaeasea of liver, stomach and kidmjs.^Sold at ^0c and SI per bolt** hy K. K. Hale^at Co., druggist THEWEATHER. Temperature *'etterday at Helena end at^Various Other Points In the Northwest. Thetemperature m Helena yesterday, as^shown by K. S. Hah* Co.'s Vale College^obaervstory thermometer, wss as follows:^a. tu., 2 degrees below zero; noon, 7^above; 4 p. in., 7 above; 10 p. m 6 above.^Dispatches to the Iniiki'kniiknt last at eveningshow the following conditions^the points named at 1 o'clock: Mandan,Dak. ^Partly cloudy, calm^above. MilesCity^Clear snd calm, 20 above,^ttleudive Clear and cold. above.^Hillings-Clear, calm, 20 above.^Livingston^Clouuy snd calm. HO above.^Htg 11 in her- Clear and calm. 'Hi aliove.^lioieman- Clear and cairn, 26 above.^Missoula- Misty, 2U above.^Hutte Mear ami calui, H shove.^Anaconda -Mild and calm, 26 above.^Ure t Kails^Clear and calm, 25 above.^PortMhaw Clear and calm, 23 alH^ve.^Kort lienton Clear and calm, 16 SfeSSSh^Part A**inltHdne^Clear, calm, below.^Hattle Creek, N. W. T-Clear sud cslsu,^H alnive. Marysvlile-Clear and calm, H atxive. TERRITORIALJOTTINGS. Mlaamillaii:Wm. Kitzpatrlck, road-^maater on the Kocky Mountain division,^was srreated recently, charged with sell^^ing s csr losd of the company's coal to^M fei ,i v Ih nnett and pocketing the pro^ceed* He is now out on S600 bail, pend^^ing exsminsiion next .Ssturdsy. Miner:Manager Hennett, of the street^railway ssys his engineers sud condutdora^sre succumbing to thrust and chest 'roubles^which he due* not know what to attrimite^to if not the dense Hinelter Mliose the) have^to inhale. It keeps linn on the Jump all the^time to find men to supply their places^when they drop off. atissnullan:The serious illness of An^^gus M liuiiald, one ot the very tir*t pio-^nc* r* ot tin1 northwest, I* reported. He haa^m-en hung on the reservation for a good^many year* and is now, we Im lieve.aeventy^two years of age. He tell down several^days ago, breaking a hhaal veaael. It Is^feared, snd his death is expected. I^r^ClKHpn-tle went down to see hiui last week^and drought discouraging news trom the^patient'* hednide. BoratsatsaChronicle: Kor thepast month^Mrs. Annie K. Kuster, wife ot W. I Fos^^ter, of Middle Creek, haa exhibited signs of^acute mania, brought about hy sickness,^tiha was adjudged insane last week and on^Wediiesdsv taken to the territorial a*}lum^h^ MieiitT Robertson and her husband On^Knda) inorning at half paat nine u'cluek^she died. HertHHly was brought back and^buried. Mra. Foster is known to s Isrge^numtH-r fsf our paowsa .She leaves a bus^hand ami a number of suisll chilnreu. Unnervedby a Dream. Miner,4th: Klwin Workman, a young^man 23 years of age, who came here from^Iowa, committed suicide in Anaconda last^evening. For some time past he haa been^l^ing sick at Mrs. Snell's house on (ieary^street with an attack of measles. He told^someone In the house \c*terday morning^that he had bail a dream the previous night^in which he saw hundreds of men pasK'iig^him and It seemed to weigh on his BjiM^His friend tried i^^ encourage him and raiae^his spirits; but apparently to little plirpnaa^About 6 o dock p. m. a renort of a pistol^was heard in his room. Waller C. Allen^rushed up at the sound and found Work^^man l^lng dead on his bed, a smoking^pistol in hi* baud. He bad taken Banal effectuals1i1i, the hall having eliteied the leftaide ui the forehead, scattering his^brains all over the pillows. He left a note^Haying that he would not pans through^another utght ssjatl as that on which he had^tils unpleasant dream. He was an em^ploys at ihe suudter. An Impiest was held^at which tin-above tacts were developed^and a verdict iu accordance therewith re^turned. Catastrophesat I heaters. Twofearful catastrophea have taken^place at public entertalnoients. At the^town nf (Men, on the Danube, ^M'lle Clslr^cite^ was giving s performance on the^trspe/.e, in which she hold* by the teeth^her little boy 6 years old, when suddenly^ttie rope gsve way, and mother and child^were precipitated to the ground, the former^failing heavily upon the latter. TaetfS^was tearful outcry among the audience,^Neither was expected to survive. The^other case occurred in Huhenmutn, Ho he^^nna, where a girl, 'Jti years old, named Ber^^tha Ihiuiiigarlner, entered a cage ot a stroll^ing iin nagt rie in which were a lion and a^Bengal ger. The tiger showed temper,^sprang upon the girl and literally rent her^to pieces. Stria was killed btdore the brute^could be beaten off. The proprietor of the^show lias nllice admitted that ttie *ame ti^^ger had already killed two people. IheRata War Ni S VoiiK. .Ian. 4. tie. IJBJ K iould,pre*i^dent ot the Missouri J'acitic, when shown^the statement by ttie Kock Island road^that the Missouri Cacitic was cutting rates^to Colorado points, allowed a st legram^from ftencral Manager Townsend, sa^tng^no complaint alMiut cutting had t^eeii re^^ceived, ami ttiat tlie published statement^WHHinadeh) (lie Kock Island ntli^dais tor^Ulterior purposes, fiould added there was^no rale cutting on bis line*. MayHave a Murderer. Ciui.Ai'KiI'liiA, Jsn. 4.^It is believed^the murderer of I'ayiuaster .1. Hrainerd^McClure and Hugh Flannagan, who were^assassinated on the mountains near Wilkes^harre Oct lu hist, and robbed of 812,000, are^inthecuslody of I'lnkertoti detectives of^this city, snd that part of the money has^been recovered. It Is difficult to obtain^definite Information. WinterExcursions to California. Onthe 16th dsy of every mouth the^Northern Cacitic Kailroad company will^sell excursion tickets to .San Francisco and^return at 975; hi UOS Angeles sud return^SU4. These tickets have an extreme limit^of six months from date of Issuance ami^can be used going any time within sixty^|n0) days from date of *ale. Stop-over* al^^lowed at any point desired^either going^or returning -within limit of ticket. I \^cur*ioni*ta have choice of two routes from^Portland by steamer, or by rail, v*a the^famou' Mount Shaata route. Hearin mind that the Northern Pacific Is^the only line running through *leeping and^dining cars to the Pacific coast. A.L Stokkh, tieneral Agent. ANew Enterprise.^The Montana Lumber and Manufactur^^ing company have tiled articlee of Incorpo^^ration with sttcretary Webb. The object^ot the company is to do s general flintier^business The incorporstors sre A. M.^Holler, W. II. Gebauer and William^ihompson. The capital iha-k Is $200,000^aud place of huainess Helena. IceCarnival Excursion^The Mb Paul Ice Palace and Carnival,^which will be held ill January, will doubt^^less attract hundt^Sp of visitors from^Montana. In view or this fact the Mon^^tana Central haa made an excursion rate to^st Paul and return of $40 for the round^trip. Tickets will he on sale January 120 to^2n, incluM^e, and are go**! for ninety da^s.^This will not only allow Montana people to^visit St. Paul during the carnival but ah^o^to extend their trip to other eastern points. Entitledlo the Best.^All are entitled to the best thst their^money will buy, so every family should^have, at ouce, a bottle of the best fauiily^remedy. syrup of Fig*, to cleans the sys^^tem when costive or bilious. For sale In^C*v. and 91.00 bottles by all leading drug- Eupaptv Thi*is what you ought to have, In fact,^you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thous^^ands are searching for it dally, and mourn^^ing because they Snd It not. Thousands AMinister Sulcldaa^Sai.km, Mass Jan. 4. Kev. F. Israel,^pastor of the First Cnitarian church, com^nutted suicide this morning by cutting his^throat with a NUatff whils temporarily In^^aue. He has been unsettled mentally^since the recent burning of the steamer^Maryland on which he waa a passenger,^barely escaping with his life. JamesMartin Suit-idea. Ho/kuam,Jan. Imperial to the Inde^^pendent.)^James Martin suicided here Iff)^dsy by tsking strychnine. Msrtin pur^^chased the strychnine the day before,^saying he wanted it for coyotes, lie was^a young man without family and the cause^for the act is unk nown. THEYELLOWSTONE PARK. SuperintendentWtter*' Plans For Improving^ths National Pleasure Qround Washingtonspecial: K. C. Wshrs, su^^perintendent of the Yellowstone 1 'ar k^hotel, is in the city, located at the KbbitL^lie has been here some dsy*, laying before^theinU rlor department his plans for im^^provement* to Im-made in the park hotels^and other accommodations for tourists for^tfie coming season. Mr. Wsters ssya the^Ilowstone I'ark assoclstion e spec is to^SSwftsiS in ton.- for all trsvel that cau come^Into the park, but that the public rnuat be^patient until proper accommodations^an lie serured. t he tide has btcome so^grest thst the aasoclation has been uuab.e^loeope with it, but after this year w ill be^fully prepared. While here Mr. Water*^will arrange to secure to the asnociattnn^ertaiu transfers of leases which were nec-^sasry before the Improvements could be^made. Secretary Vilas Is anxious to have^these leases settled In some way, and In^bis last report says: ^There appears to be^nwesaity for a csreful consideration hf the^hotel facilities requisite to the park, and^the beat means and terms upon which^they ran be provided. Some hotels^are there now which were constructed^under authority of the, department,^but don't appear in have built upon the^premises designated nor incompliance with^the regulation*. Application has been^made to me for ^I ige of lease* and con^^sent to transfer leases, which have been^denied beeaua it appear* w lae thst before^auv further private right* were given foot^^hold on thla national pleasure ground a^omprehenslve and judicious survey id all^Interests involved should be made upon the^spot, and sueh srrangements devised as^will tend mor thoroughly to the suitable^accommodation of visitors and ttie promo^Hon of the best interests of the government^and the public FoughtForty-Nine Rounds lg.a Moinkh, Jsn. 4.^ Two coal miners,^named (lallagher and Clark, fought a most^brutal tint duel in the presence of 500 men^and women in Jasper county yesterday^Clark waa knocked out In the forty ninth^round. Both were horribly pummeled aud^disfigured. AMillionaire's Downfall. Ci.kvri.ani, Oh Jsn. 4.^tleorgc Uaker^one of the origiual stockholders of tin standardOH company, committed suicide^yesterday by morphine. Not long siuce^Itaker was one of the millionaires of the^town. High living was the cause of his^ruin and suicide. WillCross the Track.^Winmpko, Ian, 4. lief ore the commit^tee ot the privy council to-day at Ottawa^pernitsamu waa granted the Manitoba gov^eminent to cross the track of tin Csnadiau^Tactile under certain restrictions. No fur^^ther obstacles will be interptW by the^Canadian 1'svitic. BoodleraWarned CllH'aoo,Jsn. 4 ^A letter signed ^Chi^^cago White Caps^ has been sent to sll the^aldermen who voted recently in fsvor of theelevated road, warning them if they getup any t e combination 'heir ca-es wouldbe attendi d to. ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria. HELENA IN BRIEF. (I.W. Jackson, music dealer. JamesW. ilarker, merchant tailor. ioeast via the Montana Central and^Manitoba railwa^a. the new sleeping and^dining car route to St. Paul and the eaat.^Through trains lesve Helena daily at 1135 m. lame*M. Marker haa moved his tailoring^establishment to No. 15 North Main street,^the building lately oerupied by the Mon^tana Kailroad cum pari and will be glad^to have all of his patron* call on him there 'It'sonly a question of time,^ snd a^short time, too, aa to wten your rheum a^Usui will yield to IIi sarsaparllla. Dotalexpect to ex|m-etorate without an^expeetorant. t'uro for cough i* the best^ne. It c4rea all throat troubles. All^druggists sell IL ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria. Mari'd HKJsoN RsYMr.li* At thm rralOnre t the^^ f .0 iii Mmt, IP''.- on (Iim eve- p g of Jen^,',!u. I) Kaifich, KrvVrlc o. Hi^s .n, of^Kn'i rn to Mir^ Hattle I K^ vn ^ld* MILLINERY No.12 Warren St. AGrand Prize Distribution Em^^bracing Nearly a Third ot a^Million of Dollars in Value^to Take Place Publicly at^Ming's Opera House, Helena,Mont., Jan. 7,1889 A$300,000 Hotel Aad|ofiAhriB^lr^*^l and flfty-thrwe oth*r prize* Is^eaeh to Im awarded to n^ k-t boldera at a gTand^drewlnt: SB SS held al Minn;'* Opart sVgSJSS, Hst^ti^, Montana, Monday, .fanuary 7th, IMs\ \,y tlie^Montana Invt*^ttm*Tit Company, under the Imme^^diate eu/ervleton of tVe lion. w. K Kenyon and^Hon. II. l. Krank, ex mayors of Hutte, lino T.^H KeSitSSi hiuld^. SSSasSaM SSSBSBSf Flntt National^Hank,and MkJMien. j. M. I utile, ex (o:muander^ih. A K. of Iowa. Iist of PrisWsss Onetlraad PlSSS SSSWfSSslfSl Sff the well known^Attorn II ^n-*a, a m**nlllr*nt hrlrk hotel |H|| fee^e^]ti^r^, roverln^ a quarter hlock, with al miHlern^Improvement*, and eltuatHd In lie* Molnee, Iowa,^the great rallroayl center and caplt 1 of the state,^p opulation of from f^ii,i^iii to ^ii,nii, valuao li^sfl 1rwb prlxe of $.\imi |a ..^t 'I.usile 1 Mile.... 100 !^....^Ml 10ia.... .$hV,ln ,noo 1,(110 nooB no^1,(100 ir*4prl*eadrawing lit-'/mi Seniretlrketa for the (trend Drawing Monday^Januao '.th, ISMS. 62,600Tiokets at $5 Each, $312,500. ltememherthat the preaanra of the Hon. Oen^Ueinen whoae namee wi ur In tide annoancement^ascommleelonere. In a guarantee ,.f eh^nlute falr-^neae and Inre^rlty, that the rhanree rre all f-qiial^and no one can poeelhljr tall what nnniher will^draw a prlxe^For fart tier lnfnrmatfon'and ^trketa apply to^Tvi Montana Invihthint omfamt,^(Iraml Central Hole) Hloi k. Helena, M T Sumuious. Inth^^ IHptrlrt Court of the Klr^t .1 .iti^ lal IM^triet of the Territory of Mont .na. In and for the^county of Lewie and Clarke CoraMeyer, plaintiff, ve. Ttit^ -dore Meyer, de^^fendant Thepeople of tha Territory of Montana aend^fcrreeitn^ to the ehfev* nameii defendant: Youera herehy reqnlr*-^1 to nppeer In an a^'lon^hrought SMBSt* you In the SSOfS BASSSi plalutlff^In ti e Dtttrtrt Court of the Kiret JssMd t liistrtH '^of the Territory of M* nta a. In and for tfc^^county of lew la and Clarke, end to tie^romplaint filed therelp, within 'an dey* ^exrl sl^a^of thi1 day of eervl e^ aft-' if e aervice iai you g|^tl le eumniona. If eerveu wlthlu thla count): at t*^eervfnl nut of thU county, SSM In title district^within twenty da\i; olberwla- wltMu fort* da^*,^or Judktneiit ny default wl'l h-* taken ^o!^lu*t yo i^ercordlnit to (he prayer of f^ald r^^ iplalnt I tee*^aald BSflBBe] ta broairbt t*^ mover the -in sf |sn^iboueend five hind red and f i. Irf f ur iloliar- ^^u^aroantof m^ nlee ba^) and receUed tiy mM de^fenda*-! for the uae of, and In tru-t for, -%U plain^^tiff, which are now, and It if eli.ee h .v^ i^een, cue^to plaintiff and peyanle tu pltlntlff. Andyou ar* b re'^T nullfl-d that If you fell to^appear and a awerihe ^-i I nui.pUlt.i. a ^^retjulred, the eald plalatlff will takedefanl' and^take j i tin m for the eum demanded In the com^plaint, namely, for the eum of two tti meand dve^aundnMl and thirty r -i la Utvenun ier my band end tba aasj of Ike IMa^trlctcou'tof tb* flret Judicial dlatrlclof the tarrl^lory of Montana, In and for therount^- of Lewla^enaClerS*, tble flret dey 'u' :n tbe^year of our Lord ona tbouea d ^U'ht bundrM and^elirhtv eliiht |Heal7ir W. McCONNIl.L, Clerk Caaey,s Voea, attorn* y^ for plaintiff ScientificAmerican KSTABLtSMtD 1845. [tbst lithe itideet and dimt popular ertenttflr ard^raet'haniral pai^er published and haa the larveet^circulation nf any paper of Hi claaf tn the world.^Fnllf IHuMraled. Beet rJeet of Wood Krrnv-^Inn*. i'ir nh.il weekly. Send for ^pecimen^I'n 'e aj a year. Fnar montbi* trial. It^4 Co.. Fi'Bi.iRRaaa, Itil Bruadwey, N V ARCHITECTS^ BUILDERQ^Editloi of Scientific Amfrican. O ASTeat SSSSSfSSi Kach laaoe oontaini rt^|ored^tith^^^raphir pletea of c^^untryand cut reaulen-^oee or uaMkc butldlnae. Numemu* enaraTin^a^and full l iana an4 ^|^eelflretloni fur the uee^^urn eacooterDpiate Puildlna. I'nre |3.Si^ a yew^^ '.*^^!^minn SCO.. i'l im imiiu marbe aecur^^ed by ^n '-^ln^ to Mi nn^A Co., who^hat^^ had over anveara' and have made otvt^fOfkOOB apphcationa for American and T-^r-^eign petenta. Send for llandbooa. lorree-^uondaaca ^trunly e^nSdeniiei. TRADEMARKS. tnreae yuur mark U not reaivtered In the Pat^^ent office, apply to Mi nn k Co., and pr-nure^lenuediate protection. S^nd for llaudix-wk. MPTBItaHTCf ^r r^^oka, chart^, mape.^etc., qalckiy pn^cered. Addreea mi** eV CO., i'.urto t^*llell^ra.^usssmal orrui SU Bmoahwat. V. T. WANTCOLUMN. rueOheapawt end Beat Medium By Which TOKK tl II THE MASSES. AilvmlM'iiit*litriWill be iohrrted iu^tlii ^^oltMiin fur ttnwi' ilr-iriiiaT Help,^- knik' HitiitttloitM, haviusT *l^ ^n- *^r^K4Hiniafi^r Kt-nt. IWI K-rnti- fur S^l^*t^or 11tin*r aiiiioiiiici-mfnu*, at tin* rate^of JTIKTKiCN CENTS per line per iii-^Nertiou. Rooms-Famished and Unfuruishaxl JU KMbHKll HOOMntS14CUrSslreat ,MItMslHCIi KliOMs for ft-^B(lai^1 adwarOa etrwt atIMSi H'OKKENT^A tileaaantrootn tor Lady or gen^tleiuan, ^l^ klghtb avenue. ANBlKtiAM hi IT! sad ona or two choice^elngie r^eiiit witb u-ard. I'urtsr KUta, St^i. In J.- atrwet H'uMMlItUnOUMS i^Uvn on avenue MBPACIFIC or Lenoir Ilouea-Steam baat,^fleKant r ^oine. 7\ 1, aulta 11 |a^r day diiualiuasOtferod. WA.MrtiiIMMKbl Al KLY i.-' Bretclaae^man lo take be'tfe of ^Orerlaad M m^iy, buelaeaa for ibla s^h Ion; a llovral contract^will Im made wlib tbe ri^bt man. Call oo VV. Y^^ uiamine, uanag-r UTATaii-An otereeer, ur t advertlaer,^and one to ^bree aeaiatanta t n.^ u^^elae of UiUnty and pupulatl'Uo- luuntb aai^air and ^Ai/-^iia^*e to ^veoefiat at'd $Hj to eaa int^^ent! Nup -ddilut(. No eo.iciUnt'. Dutiaa c*^B-^Sued to making coila* tlons, uiatrlliiitlnK prlntrd^matter, nulttuif U|^ adv^*rUa**uienta, etc., of Klec^^tric Uo^4a, ^xt^^ne*a ad^anieu, e alar Lee paid^each mi'ntb. knci^*** lour ceuta p^eiag^ fur full^peuruee line a^lverUalns uiaiter tui aLKCI ItO^tiAl.V AM O l'alb^^Cincinnati, U Neattention paid to BSSSM carde. U^ k Miau to employ a rellablti man la /uur^W SSSjaSJN No experience requ red; perma^neut poeltl.tn tor tnre** )eara. Salary tncreaeed^each yt*ar. Llif'it, eaay, i;eui^-l buelneea. Money^eAlvanxei for eelary, aivHrtleln^, ^ic. Laigeet^manutectuiera in our line, anc ^we it-cent. No^poauua Ce.iiei.nlal M fs^ Co., t. LuclnneAl, U. WaN'1all An active agent to anil the ^Arc^^tic dix^r aprlng lu all (liiaa and countle*.^I la tli- lateet lui^rovMl and neapeei u^^ur aprlng^lu the mark- t. Spa. iai inducementa fsi raepon^eible egeuie oinr.aw A ilaggari, pai^nt**ee,^^poka^ae ^alla, W. r. SituationsWauled. Adverileementaunder thla need will be la-^aertedtnree ilSSaS tree of charge. kjlTUATlUMWAhTrDbj a^oung lady; la s^O k^- dlea*maker asd le well vereed in gen^^eral offlca work. Addreea Miaa T I, W ibU olt, e. WANTKU Sthotdh) man, 11 )eara riper^fesBSSS Moiilaua relerenrae AUdreee J ,^for fourPerk avenue. U'.\N)Ki^ Work hy a young married man,^willing to d^^ an^trilng. lieat ot relerencee.^Addreea 11., 37 Extutb be ..ton avt-nue, city. V Ol M LAIjY etenographer wlalie* pi eltlon. XUae b^r o*n typewriter. No o(^jettlou to^leaving town. kx^ t-u. nt rvferencee turnlahed if^drelred AddfVft^ K. tK UXrKltlBNCKli UKJtShMAKlfiM, lataly^J\ from Chicago, deelree work, la wining to^go tu famlllee hy lint u-y at felt per day Can he^found on Jat keon alreei In old iiolter iiianMlon,^asoss B| rliat floor, haticlactlou guaraaiot-d \V\ ni I^ situation hy a elt.gle man i^^ y^*ari^^* of age, who la wIIUuk io uo work ot au^^kind. Anawer lu letter marked C. A., thia olbco sJli I I ION WAN I ill Bv h thoroughly aim-^O pet*-nt woman aa hoii^*-kreper aud eeam-^atrea-. 1'rvler widower a family or hotel. No^0 j'-^ ttoss t ntry or email town. Addreea K. AI'., Ii.depende.tt utile*. llt'Vd^alrea a pt'eltlon to do choree for hit^Board Audreaeli. M thia office. LoBlaud i ouud. O1 i HKWAKO will Be paid tor the return of^O 1 U a r^ d leather valiee a d on. r haoule iiiuhrcoa.hotel Noqu^-ationa aeked. tormopolUan HocNil A knitted Bilk puree containing a^mm f money. Owner cau have tbe eauie^hy calllug at thla oftlie IOhT -The gentlVmen wbo by Biietake took^L eeal akin ap with iuitlaii i fi. M ^^n lnal le^u in Artillery hall, pleaee leave eame al thla uaio. IjOt'Nl*- I*ur^e and valuable cor.teou. owner^X1 can have eame by proving property. Call at^tble offlca. LbtiTs cabs containing a pair of gold bowed^^pedaclee. The fliu,er will i a tmfitahly ra-^Wftrded hy leaving ti.e ^%m** at thi- oftl. m, ai^s*x~ Lj 0o- f-ir SXSO0, and^^d of $S0 ftii Act-rtitl aW ot dapoeit on uoge, Haiy 4k^for $land ona for $71). 1 will pa*^reward of $.Ml for their return to il l)^ y Co.^Chetki ar^ vaJtieleea t*^ any,me i^^- ivier Mven. MimllaiiHouB. Uo.NKY to loin on lnipro*eu HtltSS r^al ea^tVl^ tale, lntereat pa^ableDeinl-tuiuu.tlJy. ^t^ele atNatU _____ /t 11. Nt'KNCKK, manufacturer and dealer In^VX, In in'wr, lath aud o. dwood, office 4i and^I t H hotel. I elei.ii.-uh ZU. IKfull AHK CuOKtMG KO r A Kt'OM In any^1 part of the (Uy, rail umm ua an i tave lots of^time and tr-mhle. Wlttierliee A HunUr. W aNTKIIClean, cotton rage, t -r wlpln; Imibpbnubmtpreee room. ANTIC1) WANTKU Ho life, lo rent, furnlahed or an-^furnished, any part of the citv Appllca-^tlona for Ihem dally. Wit her he,* A Hunter.room* i,4 and !i, Oold Block. I1TANTBD Boosasl Rooma I^\V nlah^*d '^t unfurniahed HooutafFur^Wltberbee *^Bsatsr. room* S, 4 and (told itlock. IADIKS'goldwaUhee,^-iemwlndliig -il jaajf walchee, $ir^; ten-mile fleld glaaa, $10;^articlee of every deacrlpil^^n fmught and aold;^moosy loaned, at N.-w York Loan ufflre. Interna^^tional HoIhI Hlock HclfiiAI.odgrr ^o. 3, A. sr. A. M. A mpdsr OSSBMSS^eSllSSl of the above^_ArV_t'Hiii'-l Uodgs will tie held at Maeonii T-ni^jKMTpek| BOrssSI of Broadway and JsckSN^' *jr VetTeeta, on flri^t and third Saturday eve-^nlrnra at 7 o dosft.^Memliere ar^* rwjueeted tone prompt In attend- tOourning Hrethern are ordiatly Invited IO Mil I iclfauN. W. M.^(iKO HoOKKK, swretarr SEYMERPARK. Thisruo-t beautiful suburb of Helena adjoins^tbe new BroadwaterHotel atthe western terminus of the MOTORLINE. W are ready to show fhe property to tbe pah^lie Prtc**e will he mate I iw and early in veetors^will reap BBS heneflt of aa BAKLY A1^VAMCB, Porter,Ml Cox, m.l.iAttKNTS. DAVENPORTdt M'CABE. COAL LEHIGHand LACKAWANNA AllKinds and Grades of Soft.^Also, Wood. OFKICB GOLDBLOCK TelephoneW. PROF.BtiGGS' I Lad'esand Geatlerae i's advajiced class Hon-^I day evenlnn. Lal^e and G-nt!emei's Negtnaer class^| Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Children'sclass 9*tarday afteraooa at t o'clock^Private Leeeona given at aa^ tloie^11 all can be rented for balls and parties. AHMdLV HALL* 1 VS I'i tfL'KK SandsBros. GREATBARGAINS IISTIxADIBS' SealPlush Coats -sisriD Seal Plush Newmarkets^this ^week:. 88r^al Plush Coats 50 inches sOM, IH.0O, Reduced from $40^II Seal Plush CViats r^^^ inches long, 39.00, ^M N)^20 Seal Plush Coats 10 inches long, tSB.M, (1M 76 Seal Plush Newmarkets at40.00, 4111 60 9Seal Plush Newmarkets at62 ^^0t ^14 75^7 Seal Plush Newmarkets at 67.50, 1441 ^J Ghen-uLXLe London ID^rcxl SealSaeques, Newmarkets AllSlxea rand Lengthe Largest Stock In the City. SANDSBROS., HELENA. M.T GANS^ KLEIN, SoleAgents for the World-Renowned Dr. JA^E^C^E^R WOOLEN Clothingfor Ladies', S AN^I TA^R Y Gents' YS T E M and Children's Wear. l-WSend for Illustrated Catalogue and Price. GANS^ KLEIN, Helena Mont. THE NewYork Dry Goods Store FORDECEMBER.^LARGEST STOCK OF Christmas^ Holiday Goods PlushGoods, Brie a Brae, Colored and Black Silks, Com^^bination Dress Patterns with beautiful trimmings to match.^Plushes in every color. Reversible Shawls, Plush Wraps in all^styles and sizes. Newmarkets for ladies and children, the only^euuinlet-e assortment in tlie city. HouseFurnishing Goods and Carpus. All sold at New^York Prices. NEWYORK DRY GOODS STORE, CornerMain and Bridge. WECALL PUBLIC ATTENTION TOOUR Newand Exquisite Perfumes rSomethiua:to Please Kvervone.^Fine Bgtrt ani TwUt Sp^i;si, EI^^4rU tUtr^ BriuNM tnd Cms*. YouV Trade B olicited. POPE^ O'CONNOR, DRUGGISTS. IMPORTEDFRENCH Draftand Pereheron Horses Wehave juet arrived from Central Illinois^with a shipment ot imported French Drait and^Pereheron iStalMons and Mares of superior style,^action and colors. Alsio a number of high grade^French Draft Stallions wtrch we will sell at East^^ern Prices. Every animal guaranteed a breeder. Calland examine our stock and judge for yourself of its^merit. BAKER^ CLARK BROS., Helena, M. T. Headquartersat Breck Fisher Livery and Sale Barn. JNO. T. MURPHY CoT WholesaleGrocers AND DIAL1K* UQUORS, CIGARS AND TOBACCC MINING8UPPUXS OF ALL KINDS. Montana'sOwn C.T. PERRY CO., Makers, Helena. BYBITING DIAMONDSand WATCHES OfAll Grades and Makes AtRINGWALD'S, Op. Cosmopolitan Hotel, Main St.