The Helena Independent (Helena, Mont.)
March 29, 1889

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TkeIndependent U Wall Kejnl pprd roa ma PROMPTEXECUTION^Ot ell orders for OommerclalPrinting, ShowPrinting. anal FineWork of All Kindt is Tk MDKPRNDK1T ktilkt AssociatedPress Dispatches, 8erJt Xcwrt f(eport*f ALarger Cibcclation than any^other two daily papers In Montana. Itto unexcelled m an AdvertisingMedium. H'Kl11-1 I ^Hll'IM, l'r*at.ud GeSU llt^r. g.d. bimiBaron,^H*t y aad Trree icsiiig Co. CmigHrBU*f Ore Sslifited. Kampleaof eerti 'Jot Submltlfd to the differednave lie re and the Ore aold to the^blgbeat HIdder. WRITEKOR TERMS.^OKI offlca at Second National Kann. TelephoneHo. 71. bampUoKWorks at Northern Pad 1c and Moo^tana laatral railroad jnncUon. Telephone iXW. TakeMotor Line weet._____ AUCTIONSALE OF HouseholdFurniture On8ATUBDAY. MARCH 30, 1K80, I^will sell at my renideuce, No. 21, South^Kenton avenue (went side), a choiee lot^of Household Kurnlture, consisting In^part of PARLOR,RKD-ROOM, I)lNINTi-R^M^M^and KITCHEN KUKNITURK. BRPSSKLSand INGRAIN CARPKT8, UKhSand BKDMNG, COOKINGand HKATING STOYKS. FOURNKW BKD-ROOM SKTS, GLASS^nd QUKKN8WAHK. Thesegoodn are all new and of the^latent patterns. Saleat 2 P. M. sharp. Mrs.SAMCKL I. SILVKRMAN. GKORGKhook kb, Auctioneer. R.G. DAVIES, ATTOBNIT-AT-LAW, HtXIMV and 4 ASH BY BLOCK, HELENA. M.T ARTHURJ. CRAVEN, Attorneyand Counsellor at-Law. S JUSTRECEIVED. JOHN FOSTER FAMOUSFINE FOOTWr Better,Finer and More^Than Any Line Brer Shown in Helena. THE V ERY LATEST jwieb to examine the complete line will receive^prompt and courteous attention. TheCincinnati Editor Not Likely to^Go as the American Minister^to Bismarck's Country. HitAttack on Republican Senators in^the Payne Case Comet Up to^Plague Him. NewUoee Through, OmIu* te oorheea'^^haui|^loii^htp i .mi. \VulHf^ (on-^Armed aa (iovrruur uf Artvona. J.P. WOOLMAN CO., Sole Agents. (NKXTTO K1R8T NATIONAL BANK.) T.C. POWER^^: CO., JOBBERS AND DBA a KB IN AgriculturalImplements, AND MININGMACHINERY! Juatreceived, a complete new stock of officeIn Pari hen's^1 and E Drug-toreBlock, Kooma ASHBURNK. BARBOUR, Attorneyand Counselor at Lai MASONICTIM Pig, HB1.BNA, M. T. MASSENABULLARD, Attorneyand Counselor at Law, HELENA,montana WUIpractice In all mr.rte of record In the Ter^^ritory. Offlca In Uold Block. M0NTF0RDSBACON, M. D.^Physician, Surgeon, and Oculist, HELENA,M. T. Bpeelalattention tdvea to the Bye, Bar aad^Throat. railaaaortreeat of erttloaU eyes. DR.M. ROCKMAN, PhyeicienSurgeon,Acooucber. Ocaliet andAurlet Memberof Hen r*rsnclsco Medical Society, alec^NtTftfie Htale Medical Society. OflreParcUen's i rujr itore. corner aboT^ Mala^end Broadway. Kn trance on Broadway and Jack-^eon. Helena, Montana I uasoltatioas In German tajjasjlsa. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. DR.M. G. PARSONS, Fifteenyean1 experleace aa OCULISTAND AURIST DEEREPLOffS MD HARROWS. riorDrills id Broadcast Seeders, STROWBRIDGEBROADCAST SOWERS, SchuttlerQuartz Wagon Gear and Farm Wagons, THERUSHFORD JUBULARAXLE AND STEEL SKEIN WAGONS, ALL SIZES. Ourline of Fine Buggies, Carriage*, PhsBtons, etc., 1b the largest and meet se-^lert erer brought to this country. 8ole agents for Columbus Baggy Co. rehiclee. AUrge Htock of GllddeiTs Celebrated Steel Wire, painted and galvanized. Fine^hand made and heavy work harneHH a Hpeclalty. Headquartersfor Kreeh OffSaal Seed and Seed Peas. Agentefor Revere Kubber Co. Belting, Hose and Packing. Rrfte Tubular Sta^^tionary and Portable Boilers and Engines, Griffith Wedge Steam Hoists, Wash^^burn Moen Crueiable Steel Wire Rope, all Sizes. Common Sense Whims, Ore^Bucket*, Ore Cars, Ore Trolleys, Water buckets, etc. Sendfor Circulars and Price List Steamboat Block, corner of Main street^and Helena avenue. 8.O. AHfci BY U.A. 13 RO A 1^ W AT KK S.C.Ashby^Co. HELENAAND GREAT FALLS. I Performsall operate na end treat! all^of the Bye, Bar, Noee end Throat. Correct* er- roraof vision end adjust* til'^I Office, corner Main street and Sixth avenue,^over J no Murphy's grocery store. ICE.ICE D.W. MIDDLEMAS Unow prepared to euppljr the puree! Ice now In^the market. l,eaveordere atLlnd^ay Co Kdward* st FRENCHLESSONS, PROF.A. DANSE, SWEET'SPATENT 'Common Sense^ ^Arctic^ and ^Manitoba.' BOBSLEDS. Mitchell Farm and Spring Wagons, FineCarriages, Buggies, Phaetons, Buckboards,RoadXarts, Etc./ Etc 1ARNESS,BARB WIRE, VICTORFEED MILL. Lataof Weetern L'nlvenlty, Block. Ta. Room a Gold JOHNA. SCHNEIDER. FRESCOPAINTER, No.W South Darta Street. PO Box 7W, Helena, M. T PahllrfcuUdlnira, rhurchee and dwelling hoi^^l--^ iTHt*--- in the lateet atyle. Willfurolrb dealifna. Decorated Uon. w.^Clark e and M J al ^.t reeldencee, Butte. Scratchwork and Kmhoaaed Orniracntation,^patented, a at^eclaltT. W.LONG, vCTf HI n a h V SDMODOA OFTICBBret k A iTlaber'i utablae, Ln*^*^Telephone Bretk 4^Straol. abiaa.L WALLTENTS, WAGON COVERS, ETC.^FURST BRADLEY Sii,Can ni MM Plows HARROWS,HOOSIER DRILLS, DEDERICKHAY PRESSES Bailine-Ties. .Etc.. Ktc. A.M. SANDS, TYPE- WRITING ajto AmanuensisWork. (*Ve with Pauieen A McCocneU. 9. a uuaaau mbi.o PaOLeaa. PAULSEN^ M CONNELL,^A O Ui ITEOTt ittftdStnctfr to Architectural Work nanaand ^paelaceOone drawn. Work eupar^teed iwrifB-WUaoa Biota. Halaaa, Moaaaae SouthMissoula REALESTATE SALES Commencingon Pebrnery let, lHWt. and endlni^oa March Slat, \9e^, we wUl effar for lato loia la^South Mtleacula from to |10u each, and certain^corner u*e at |lr0. LoUare ftOiluu feet. Moatraaa leea than U^ feat wide. On Ut of^April, lBSa, we will ralaeovr prlcea oa a ecale^with adjaoaat proverty. KTBPHEKBa BICKPOBB. F.S. LANG CO. (INCORPORATKD.) WH0LK8ALR AND RKTAIL Ranges,Stoves, Crockery GLASSWAREANO HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS. Granite Iron. Copper and Tinware. BohemianVases, Mushand Milk Sets, ChinaDinner Sets. MarbledGlassware, PalmettenGlassware,^Japanese China. OPAQUECHINA, DECORATED AND PLAIN Haviland'sChina, Decorated and Plain Cupsand Saucers, Salad Sets, IJB ORHAM SETS, WISH SBTS, BOOH 8TBR LaMPH. 4Aurora^ Quadruple Plated Silverware, THE BCBT in THI wqrlo. OPPOSEHALSTEAD Tli.' PROF.BEGGS' ATTENTIONI Ladleaand^day ereolnf Oafttkmaaaaavaacad claae Moa- Wednesdayeremlng at 8 0 olork^Children'! claaa BataMay afteraooa at I o'clock^Private Leeeona (leaa at aay time^Ball can be ranted for belli aad pertlee ABSBMBLTHALL, OaaMITI BLOCK. WeCarry a Kail Line of Grrar Bros. Slxoes. Theyticel any shoe in the market for STTLK and Dl'KABILITT Aleo tbe largee^line of Gente Sho^e in the city, Inrludlng H AN A.N k SON^and LILLY, BRACKKTT 68 matee. RALEIGHL CLARKE, No. 25 Uoper Main St 0UOCX8SOR8TO V. B. OAQE OO Wasuinuton,Mar. t. 8H.^The executive^tieakloD of the aenate lasted between two^and three houre this afternoon and was^confined lamely to a diaouseion of tbe^nomination of Murat Halatead, as ntlniiter^to (rermany. MM that rauie the nomi^^nation of J. C. New to be roneul general to^London and Lewli Wollley to be governor^of Arizona ^IL of which were pending, and^were continued. The tinal attempt of tlie^opposition to defeat New'a confirmation^was baaed upon the assertion that hii pa^^per, the Indianapolis Journal, had pub^^lished articles reflecting upon the private^character of 1'resident Cleveland. This^charge was warmly denied by Senator^Toorhees and the nomination confirmed.^The committee on foreign relations favora^bly reported all the diplomatic nominations^of yesterday, but in the case of 11 alstead^it was not unanimous. On a mo^tlon to confirm his nomination, the^nays were in the majority, Senators^Teller,riumb, Ingalls, Far well and Cullom^voting with the democrat*. Sherman^moved to reconsider the vote, and on that^motion a long debate ensued, iu the course fwhich the ground of objection to Hal-^stead was disclosed. When the senate re^^fused to enter upon an Investigation of the^elinion of Senator Payne, of Ohio, Hal^stead, whose paper, the Cincinnati Com^mercfaMiatette, had strongly urged en^investigation, made uncomplimentary allu^^sions to the lepublicans who voted against^the investigation. The feeling against htm^on the part of the senators who fell under^his displeasure at that time i. very bitter,^and one of them Is repor***^ tu have said to^President Harrison this morning that Hal-^stead could not be confirmed; that the sen^^ators whom he had criticised would not^vote for him. The motion to r^onsldt r^was pending when the senate adjourned.^The vote on the confirmation was taken^before there were any speeches. TheW^*liln|rton eiitentital. NbwYork, March 2K The following^telegram sent to-day explains itself: Hon.lit in Harrison, President of the^United States, Washington^The commit^tee on tbe centennial celebration of the^inauguration of Ucorge Washington^president of the United States, respectfully^asks that you issue a oroclaniation calling^upon clergymen to hold a special service of^thanksgiving in the churches throughout^the couutry at 0 o'clock on tbe morning of^April 30. the same hour in which services^were held In tbe chur ^hes of this city on^the morning ot Washington's Inauguration,^one hundred years ago. All clergymen ol^New York, through a special committee,^have issued an address to the clergymen ot^the I'nlted States that religious service^be held similar to the service of April 80,^17HV. Our committee would respectfully^ask you, Inasmuch as the day ts a national^holiday, to suggest in your proclamation^that the day be'made memorable, through^the states by tbe decoration of buildings, i^display of fireworks and meetings of patrl^otic citizens. HamiltonKihh, President.^111 on J. Gkamt, Chairman. I.ydeeker'sNeglert ^^i llaty.^Washington, March 2H.~At tbe Ly^decker court-martial to-dav itobert Condon^testified how work was hurried along by^order of his employer, which accounted for^Its bad quality in many cases. Thorn^Davis, stone mason, told how bulkheads^were built to conceal bad work and how^the guide always gave warning of the ap^proach of Lieut. Townsend or Col. Klrlln^If Major Lydecker had visited the tunnel^dally the men could not have done half as^much bad work as they did. Thomas^O'Brien, a sub inspector, leatlrJed that he^had received 91 a day extra pay from the^contractor tn addition to his salary from^the government, lie figured on the pay^rolls under fictitious names. Major Ly^decker did not go through the tunnel whil^he was there. Harrtaou'aUuay Day. Wajhimgton,March 28.^The crowd at^the white houae to-day was greater than^ever, and the president did not have a mln^ute to himself from tbe time he entered his^office, about tt:S0, up to 1:80, when he es-^caj^ed from the eager throng on the plea^that Mrs. Harrison and lunch were wait^^ing for him. The dUtrlct delegation was^unusually uumerous. Thepresident to-day nominated Charles^L. Monteith, of Idaho, to be Indian agent^of the Nez Percea In Idaho. TheC'hInfM* Kirlualmi Ceae. Wahhinoton.March 2H.- Argument^was begun In the supreme court of the^United States In the case of Ch.m Chan^Plug, appellant, vs. tbe I'nlted stabs^brought to this court on an appeal from th^United States circuit court of California^Kx-Gov. Hoadley opened the argument to^the appellant The arguments consumed^the entire day. National^ aplUl Notae. Washington,March The acting^comptroller of the currency to-day author^wo the Big Lend National bank of Daven^port, Washington territory, to begin bus!^neas with a capital of $60,000. SecretaryWiudom has received th^Ignatlon of Judge Me Cue a* aaalstaLt treas^urer at New York. Wimdrin,IBM new supervising archl^teei. aud Byrnes, the new appolntmen^clerk, W'-re sworn In to day. and entered^upon the discharge ot their duties. CaptDavid L. Craft, of the Sixth In fan^try, was brought here from Harrisburg^Pa., last evening by Lieut Killmer, an^placed in the St. Kluabeth Insane asylum^Capt Craft was found Incapacitated for ac^tual service by tbe examining board, but no^mention of his diseased mental condition^was made in the papers. TheUnited States consul at Pernainbuco,^Brazil, report* to tbe department of Ktste^that the province ot Ceard naa loat 12.S31^Inhabitants on account of the summ- r^drought, most of them emigrating to tbe^northern and eouthern urovlucea ItIs said at the interior department that^the president's Oklaharua proclamation is^sued yesterday will throw op* n to home^^stead entry about l.HOO.OOO acres. Therewere indications to day of a vi^positive nature that tbe prealdent^nominate Judge Chandler, of Indep* nd^ence, Kansas, to be Brst assistant secretary^of the interior. Cemraenta on Appointment*. Lo.nm,n. March 2K.^TheSt James Oa^zette savs the appointment of Kob^rt 1.^Lincoln as minister to England Is certain tobe popular. TbeDublin Kreeman's Journal says tbe^appointment of Patrick Kgan as mm at* r^to Cbili will keenly delight Irishmen. Adispatch announcing that President^Harrison had nominated Itobert T. Lin^^coln as the American minister to England^was read at a dinner given last evening by^Viscount Cranborne, son of^a guest and upon^hearing the news he Immediately hurried^to Arlington stret-l and imparted the news^to bis lather. Tbe prime minister said^that the nomination was apleasantsurprlse^to him TbeDaily News, referring to the nomi^^nation of Lincoln ait American minister to^England, says: ^Mr. Lincoln will be wel-^come if only tor the name be bears. ContestCor Ihe rrtery ^hip The^Mlaaoula roatoflW'v. Washington.March 2N [Special to^the Independent |^The Montana powers^In Washington have not yet arrived at a^decision as to who shall be secretary of^that territory, but that matter will proba^^bly come to a head to morrow. Since a^discussion of the matter baa sprung up. a^large number of letters and telegrams have^reached here pushing forward several^candidates for the place. Delegate ratter^and Uussell Harrison, who sp*nt yesterday^n Philadelphia returned today and Car^^ter put In a portion of tbe day at the post^office department He recommended Harry^Housraen for postmaster at Missoula,^and Sarah J. Dawson, at Philtpsburg. He^also recommended Hiram K. Marcy for^postmaster at Korsyth, a fourth class office^^No suggestion has yet been made for col^^lector ef internal revenue, as that is made^contingent upon the selection of a secretary.^There will be but one change in the Judi^^ciary of the territory. Moses J. Llddell,^Who presides over the eastern district, Is^likely to be asked to resign, and his suc^^cessor will be determined upon at an early^day. KKDTAPK VKXATIONS. MONTANA'SKKDKKAL OFFICES. THECLABKSON AL ReasonsGiven by the First Assistant^Postmaster General for Changes^in Fourth-Class Postmasters. AnolhfrKrport Krom Hie Citinniltl*^e In-^veellgMllua the kCaecutlve Department*.^Wahuin4.tun, March HH. -Senator Cock-^fell, chairman of the select committee on^business In the executive departments, to^^day submitted to the senate a second re^^port The committee previously sug^^gested as the most feasible and practical^remedy for the defective methods of busi^^ness that the secretary of the treasury and^the wsr department should appoint com^^missioners In their respective departments^to consider and revise the method* of bust'^ness. The commissioners were afterwards^appointed aud their reports, which were^transmitted to the committee, were laid be^^fore the senate to-day as a part of the com^^mittee's report Secretary Kalrchild, In a^letter dated Jan. IN last, transmitting the^treasury commission's report, says, ^Tbe^commission has reported to him from time^to time recommendations which he has^aused to be put Into operation, or which^have been adopted by ttie bureau officers^of their own motion.'' The senate com^^mittee endorses several recommendations^of the comuiishion. There is great,^useless and unnecessary red tape in thedts^patch of certain work in the war depart^^ment the oommlttee saya, and by way of^Illustration shows that one specified case^was handled by officers and clerks seventy-^six times, and Including messenger service^ninety-nine times. With reference to this^case, tbe report says: ^With all dae^^ l^ Ieretire, It does seem to the committee^that in the transaction and dlspoaition of^tills item of business It has passed through^too many hands, aud through the same^hands too often, and that there have been^too many entries, records and notations,^and too much valuable time aud labor con^^sumed and expended, and that a much^simpler and shorter system could be de^^vised which wood be equally accurate and^consume much leas time and cause much^leas eipenditure of labor.^ Tbe committee^In concluding Its report says: ^While It^has not accomplished all that It desired, yet^it hopes the work already begun will be moresuccessfully and perfectly carried out^^ the senate on^expendI^recently ill Iadv perft hythe standing committee of^the organization, conduct and^hires uf executive departments cntaafit Iiithe aeuate. Washington,March 2H.-In the senate^to-day Sherman offered a resolution (which^went over) for the appointment of a com^mittee to wait upon the pres^deut and In^quire if he hat any other business to lay^before the senate. Cock re 11, from the^select committee to inquire Into the meth^ods of business In the executive depart^merits, made a tinal report and a statement^in regard to the condition of business In^some branches of the public service. Atthe close of Co^ krell's remarks the^vice-president said the report would be laid^on the table and printed Objection was^msde to this going on record aa a prece^^dent for the transaction of regular business^at a called session. Cockrell explained^that the regular session had given perinls^slun for the presentation of this report at s^called session. This obviated the objec^tlon. Call offered a resolution laid on the^table for the present) declaring, first that^the committees of the seuate should^be organized with reference to^the equality of the states and^their senators in the rights, privileges^aud powers of the senate. Second, that^M* :ii'or bj shall not be assigned to^morn than one of the following committees^appropriations, military affairs, naval^affairs, judicisrv, foreign relatlous.finance^postoftlce, public lands and commerce untl^after every senator shall have been assigned^to one of them. Third, that seniority o^service shall give preference In the assign^merit of committee! unless otherwise^ordered by the senate. Fourth, that each^of the ten committees named shall be com^posed of eleven senators. The senate then^proceeded to executive business Whenthe senate was sitting with closed^door* a resolution allowing a clerk for Sen^ator Vance was reported from the commit^tee on contingent expenses and adopted^Kvarts, from the library committee, report^ed a preamble and resolution, which^adopti d, that the senate accepted the Invi^^tation of the chairman of the committee^having in charge the centennial Inaugura^^tion of Washington, to participate In the^celebration aud thst committee was ap^^pointed to represent the senate. At i:2b^the senate adjourned. 01TO OKLAHOMA. SVttlersllerrylnt From All io.u- of the^Coentry to the PromtacMl Land. Wichita,Kan., March The opening^of Oklahoma was recelvtd with the firing^of cannons and B display of bunting. Bon^fires are ablaze all over southern Kansas.^So many people are going Into the new^country that many towns will be almost^depopulated. The boomers all along On^^line are on tbe alert, and nearly everv good^tract has already one or more claimants.^One man has already been killed tn adls^pute over a claim. Some have already sold^their rights for as high as SfiOD. Dknvan,March 2H ^The great Interest In^' olorado in the opening of the Oklahoma^lands Is evidenced by the throng which^crowded the office of the company from the^time it was opened this morning. All day^the offices were beselged with anxious peo^pie waiting their turn to enroll themselves^upon the company's honks and learn every^possible detail of the country. During the^day a private colony of railroad employes,^numbering over fifty, appeared at the of^^fice and expressed a desire to join them,^which waa granted, it is thought 280 peo^^ple will leave with the first band on next^Saturday night and more will follow as^fait as they can make arrangement! ta^leave. RemovalsSaid Not to be Made Solely^on Partisan Grounds, but for^Other Causes. ntereetlngltvi^ort or the Dflteera of the^Bilk 4'ultare Aaaorlatlou on the 1'ro-^grwea of Ihe Industry. Washington,March 1* First Assist^^ant Postmaster General Clark son waa^questioned to-day concerning certain news^^paper criticisms directed agalnat hi! policy^in the appointment of fourth class post^^masters. In answer, he said that practi^^cally all change! thus far had been made^for other than political reasons. A large^number of appointments made during the^last administration were bad, a considera^^ble number had been found to be delin^^quent in their accounts, and other changes^had been made to secure belter locations^for the offices, and In many cases appoint^^ments had been matte with a view to the^removal of offices from the vicinity of sa^^loons. In everv case of removal there have^been good and sufficient cause therefor.^'Perhaps,^ he added, ^It Is not generally^known that my predecessor, within^th** month or six week! prior to^March 4. made over one thousand appoint^^ments ot fourth-class postmasters for the^purpose, apparently, of thrusting them^upon this administration. This course has^not been pursued, to my knowledge, by^any previous administration. During the^last several weeks of President Arthur's^term, not a single fourlh-clM! post master^was appointed, except In rare Instances,^where the exigencies of the service do^manded It and when Postmaster Oeneral^(latum resigned there were more than 8,000^resignations on file in his office. The com^^missions of the thousand appointees of my^predecessor were, of course, withheld, and^!hese vacancies, with others, are being^filled aa rapidly as possible. AmericanBilk Culture.^Wahuinoton, March 2K^The reportof^the president and treasurer of the Moneta^Silk Culture association of tbe I mini^Statea for the past year to the commission^^er of agriculture has been printed. Mrs.^John Lucas, the president My!: ^To an^Intelligent obierver the rapid progress^of this industry Is impossible. Orchards^of mulberry trees must be grown to the^perfection that will admit the liberal pick^Ing of the leaves before tbe first real start^can begin In the Industry. During the^past few years much of the work has been^of a desultory character, yet leading to^good reaulta. People have been learning^to tear cocoons ami tree planting Is becom^ing a systemlzed part of tbe effort Until^this Is geueral no increase of the product^can occur. The United States could in a^very short time raise not only Its own illk^but much more, and this accomplished, at^least SfrMN^0,000 per annum would be^gained. Vet tbe defection of a few raises^a hue and cry against this new Industry,^though there Is no reason climatic,mechani^cal or otherwise, why It oouid uot be suc^^cessfully planted. Thereport of the treasurer, Mrs. H. P^Taylor, shows during tbe year nearly 2ft,^000 pounds of cocoons were bought of lfiN^persons In Florida, (reorgla, Illinois, Iowa,^Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky. Maryland,^Michigan, Mlnneaota, Missouri, Nebraska,^New Jersey, New York, North Carolina,^Ohio. Pennsylvania, South Carolina, West^Virginia and Virginia There were dls^trlbuted 2,ttHrt mulberry trees to nineteen^slates as follows: Florida, Georgia. 1111^nols, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Mary^land, Massachusetts, Michigan, Missouri,^New York, North Carolina, Ohio. Oregon^Pennsylvania, Texas, Virginia, West Vlr^glnia and Wisconsin. (to*,lirever Kaplelna. IIamkihiiiuo, Pa., March *JH. -Governor^Beaver was at bis desk In the executive de^^partment at the usual hour this morning.^He smiled in referring to yesterday's af^^fair in Washington and said: ^I have dis^^missed the whole matter from my mind, it^was unfortunate that the poor crazy creat^^ure should do ai he did,^ said the governor.^^1 told him I was not reipomnble for his^removal and did not know it until after^^wards. As 1 paaied on 1 saw him reach^for me. 1 turned quickly, as I was afraid^he had a pistol and would shoot me. He^had threated to shoot Gen. Hastings and^didn't know what he might do as I aaw^his hand go up and 1 struck at him. 1^struck twice, because I wanted him to^know that he must quit that sort of thing.^The letter sent to me by Amies was scur^^rilous and 1 took no notice of It^ It wi^learned, subsequently, that the letter writ^^ten by Armea waa referred to the adjutant-^general. FfeLL011 HUNDRED FEET, PhilipStururlug-e rails Into a abaft. Death^llelue* Almost Inataiilaneoua. Butte,March aft^(Special to tbe Inde-^pendentj^Philip Sturbrldge feet 100 feet^last evening in the shaft of the Toulomne^mine, near Meadervllle, his neck being^broken by the fall. He and and Thomas^Sturbridge, his brother, and Joe Constan-^tlne, had a lease on the mine which they^had concluded to abandon, as It was not^paying. Philip had gone on bis last shift^when be met hi! death. He started down^tbe ladder, which was wetand when about^twenty feet from the surface be slipped^and felt to the bottom. Ilia death wai^practically lnitanteneoue. Both hi! part^^ners were on top when the accident oc^^curred and they brought the dead man to^the surface at once. A coronor*! jury^freed the lessees of the mine from any^responsibility for the accident Deceased^was of Cornish birth, 27 yean old and un^^married. CAMDEN'SDISORACE. aHm-lal riaee Whlcb No CIvlltst-d Com^^munity should Tolerate. Caudkn,N. J., March 2H-The special^committee of the Camden board of health,^appointed to Investigate tbe condition of^the Butler burial ground for colored people^In the rear of Kvergreen cemetery, de^^veloped the fact that the state sanitary and^burial laws are being grouiy violated and^that serious results might follow during the^coming hot weather, and an epidemic of^death-dealing disease might result from the^surface Interments. Thirty-five teats were^made as to what depth bodies have been^interred, and found to be eighteen lnchea^below the surface, and in some cases the^bodies were only one foot deep. It waa^also said by the commission that when^they dug up several gravei the bones were^turned up and the feet of the per^sons were plainly visible. AI^together U is said few bodies^are burled a! deep as three^feet, aud tbe stench of decompos^Ing flesh makes the place a nuisance and^breeds disease. Dumpaey Butler, the own^erof the ground, is said to be worth^U00 and la a magnate among the colored^people. He aald to-night: ^I snow nothing^about the ghastly rumor! of dogs going Into^the graveyard and eating human bones.^Dogs might have been seen there, but no^complaint has been made to my knowl^edge. Tbe bodlea have been burled with^^out my knowledge and without permits,^but who they were 1 cannot say.^ The^inspector of the board of health saya no^P^ i mils of burial for this cemetery have^been grauted for months, yet he claims^there have bo^ n burials at Intervals. WITHTHE SIOUX. ThreeMen, Supposed to be Cattle^Thieves, Warned to Leave a Sec^^tion, Fail to Obey. AVigilance Committee Takes Them^in Charge and Presents Them to^the Hospitable Sioux. Fateof a Negro Who Tried to Hob i^Kipreea Agent-A llad m^u apturod InColorado. St.Paul, March ^-^A IMoneer Press^special from Sprtngvlew, Neb,, says: Mrs.^Cannon, the wlfeof a settler living near the^Dakota line, waa in this town yesterday^asking help In rescuing her husband from^tbe Dakota Indiana. Cannon and a num^^ber of other men were captured by a vigi^^lance committee a couple of weeks ago on^suspicion of being cattle thlevea The^committee finally released them on tbelr^promise to leave the country at once. Yea-^terday three of them, Gannon and two^men named Babcock and Kemua, were^found at their homes and taken across tbe^Dakota line by masked men, who deliv^^ered them u^ a band of Sioux Indiana Tbe^ranchmen have been losing cattle for some^time aud there Is little doubt as to tbe fate^of the three men. OurThief the Leea. Hikm iso h a m Ala, March 28.-A special^from Blecton to the Ageaays: ^The Herald^report! an attempt to rob the Southern Bx-^press company at that point Last night^about to o'clock a man named John War^^ren, dlagulsed as a negro, opened tbe ex^^press office door and with a pistol in bis^hand ordered Agent B. M. Ifury, jr., to^surrender. Hury didn't do It and the man^fired at him twice, one ball striking him on^the breast, glancing and breaking one of^his arms. By this time liury bad aeized^hli own pistol and fired three ihoU at the^robber, who was found shortly afterwards^one hundred feet from the office dead. Failedt* w reek theTraia.^Chicauo, March 2K^^Superintendent^Crocker, of the Chicago, Santa Ke A Cali^^fornia railway, was notified this morning^of an attempt to wreck the west bound^limited train on that road near Chilltcothe,^111., last night Ties were piled upon the^track, but fortunately the pilot of tbe en^^gine threw them from the rails without^derailing the engine or cara. The limited^Is generally well loaded, and Well! Fargo^Kxprea! company carries a lot of valuables^on the train. The officials of the Santa Ke^are Inclined to think robbery was In^^tended. OI.lt.iui lte^ onl. Bkabmoutu,Mont, March a*.^(Special^to the Independent. J^ Peter Cannon, son^of John Cannon, an old aud prosperous^ranchman of I^eer Lodge county, died very^suddenly thla afternoon of consumption. Kybacuhb,N. Y March 2H.-Klchard^lllacock, the father of Senator lltscock,^died at Preble, Cortland county, yeaterday. Monthbal,March 2S.^Dr. It. P. How^ard, dean of the medical faculty ot McUIII^University, one of the most distinguished^medical men on the continent, die i to day. Alhaht,N. March at.^ Dr. Jobn^Swlneburne, the eminent surgeon, died this^morning. KILLEDBY COWBOYS. RangeRldera Kealat Arrest and fatally^Wound a Colorado Constable.^Trinidad, March 2K.^Word ha! been^received that Conatable Montague waa^killed at Kl Moro late yeaterday evening by^three cowboys whom he attempted to ar^^rest for disturbing the quiet of the town.^The cowboys belong near Barela and were^drunk when the shooting occurred. Mon^^tague received five bullets in his body and^lived about two hours after tbe shooting.^Sheriff Bums at once organized a posse^and started after the murderers, who had^skipped out, but late report! say that one^ii captured. One cowboy was wounded,^but bla companions assisted him to escape.^Oreat excitement prevails over tbe affair,^as the officer waa a man held in high es^^teem. HEWAS MAUU1E1). KarlCowper.^l ord Salisbury. Violateth* ftttatatee. Pabir,March *jb.-The trustees appoint^^ d by the tribunal of commerce report that^the directors of the Comptolr des Compte^are reponslble for declaring a higher divi^^dend tn January than their position justi^^fied. Th^* trustees sjv further of the opin^^ion that the copper contract! were a viola^^tion of the statutes and therefore void^The directors of the Comptolr des Com^have been summoned to appear before^Judge d'instruction. Thereport estimates the assets of the^Comptolr des Compte at arr7.ouo.Ofsi francs,^all given as security tor I7V.ojsj.uuu frsnca^advanced by the banks to avert the suspen^^sion of the concern. What the share hold^^ers will obtain depends upon satisfa tory^regulations. {itebe Inthe Canadian Cuiiiuxini.^Ottawa, Out, March Hh. In the com^^mons this afternoon Hon. David Mll!s re^^sumed the debate on the Jesuit estates^question, lie called attention to tbe liber^^ality shown In tbe United States In relig^^ious matters and denied that the dominion^parliament was endowed with authority to^pronounce upon ecclesiastical affairs. He^would accord to Catholics tbe same privil^^eges he wished to enjoy, although person^^ally of the opinion that the Catholic re^^ligion In some respects wai erroneous, lie^would not think of interfering with the^rights of otheri. foundedat the I'rl marie*^Cum ado, March iX^Attorney Frank^Collier, who was severely pounded at the^republican primaries, obtained bench war^rants to-night for the arrest of Police Cap^^tain Aldrlch, Town Assessor Williams,^Policemen Curtis aud Smith and a number^of citizens on tbe charge of aaaault with^intent to murder and conspiracy to prevent^the complainant participating In the prl^mary. It Is uot claimed that the police did^the slugging, hut that they have been un^fnendly irefused to Interfere. Collier Is the^gentleman who|peraoually presented Queen TheColor Llue In tbe Church.^Baltimohk, March 2H. A Charleston,^8. C, special to the Sun say s ^Ihe report^^t the committee appointed Dy the South^raioni.a diocesan convention of the I'rot s^^^ni Episcopal church to try and arrange a^settlement of tin* color question, which led^to the secession uf nearly all the Charlestoa^churchei two years ago, recommends a^compromise, which proposes to admit such^colored clergymen to tbe convention who^have Been In connection with the churches^for twelve months prior to May IH. It also^proposes to sepsrate tbe congregations for^colored churches under the ministration of^the bishop. No provision la made for the^tbe admission of colored lay delegates. Cleveland'sTrtp.^Jackhohvii i.k, Ma., March 28.^ Cleve^^land and party arrived at Tampa this after^^noon. All are greatly pleased with their^visit to Havana They visited the new ho^^tel at Tampa and then drove out to Yoor^City, where immense cigar factories are^located. From there they took the train^for San ford and Orlando, where they will^stop over a short time, proceeding to Jupi^^ter Inlet to morrow. TheHt. Loula Bntelde Identified as a Man^Htnarfhaf Well In the rbureh. St.I/on*, March at.-Tbe body of tbe^man who registered at the Hotel Parlo aa^s. M. Mait, of Florida, and took poison to^climax a spree, waa identified to-day aa^that of Samuel M. Woolsey, a married man,^whose home, where his wife and two adult^daughters live, was on Caroline street, this^city. He was a member of Dr. Adama'^church, and stood high in religious circles.^The coroner after Investigating the case re^^turned a verdict of lulelde. The unknown^dark haired woman with whom Woolsey^stopped at the hotel and with whom he^spent the night in drinking kept her^Identity from the detectives and coroner. Hasa llad Kreord.^Ei. Mono, Col., March 28.^Means, the^pesperado who murdered Officer Mon^^tague, waa captured to-day a few miles be^^low here, after being severely wounded by^the officer! In puriult Two of his pals^wt re also arrested and all three jailed.^Means came from the neutral atrip, where^he waa accused of murdering one or two^other men. ATown lladly N^*orebed. IHv on Hi., March 28.^A fire whlcb orig^^inated in a defective due In the postoflice^at Ashton this morning, buined down^twenty-one business houses and several^dwellings with their contents. The loss illreach SoOOUU, with little Insurance.^The town waa without means of quenching^the tire aud aid was sent from Dixon and^Kochelle, but came too late to be of prac^^ticable service. (tug,oui uon wiry nave own no toCollier's candidate and Mood byand mm Victoriawith the congratulations ot the^British Americans of Chicago on tbe oc^casiou of her Jubilee. Will.Not Affect llutto.^Iti i i k, March 28. -(Special to the Inde^^pendent. -In speaking of the copper situa^^tion to-riay Superintendent Palmer, of the^Butte A Boston, said: ^It will take a week^at least for the European and American^representatives to come to an agreement'^It is believed by him and others here that^copper will go down to a figure which wlU^shut out tbe Mexican and Arizona mines,^and thus curtail the production and stimu^^late the consumption, resulting in time in^reaction until tbe surplus is worked (iff.^Tbe fall In price will not affect the great^companies of Butte In any way. FiallotKeforiu In Ithode Ulead. axfjBj Pboviobmcr.March 28 ^Tbe bouse has^paised the ballot reform bill in concurrence^with tbe senate amendmenta The act^goes Into effect June I. AnotherJohn llrlajht I^oed. Abtwxkp,March 28.^Ferdinand Van-^dertael, a merchant prince of this city,^committed suicide yesterday. Tbe act was^due to the failure of several allied firms^^hose liabilities will probably reach^colossal sum. Vandertaelen was a leading^member of the liberal party and had been^dubbed the John Bright of Belgium. ForeignCopper Markete. Pahis,March 28 ^Comptolr des Compte^shares closed at 106 francs; Soclete dea Me- .^taux, BO francs, and Klo I into, 2nu. LowDoiv,March 28 -Copper cloeed at^^SlH2!6d. VelloerF^vor In South America. NawYork, March 2H.-The steamer^Horror, from Klo Janeiro, report! tbat^when she went into port at Santos, Feb. 2ft^she found tbe town pest ridden with yel^^low fever, thirty deaths occurring dally^The yellow fever and small pox also raged^with great fury at Klo Janeiro, with deaths^numbering thirty a day. Baa*Italllftts Homeward Bound. Liverpool,March 28^Tbe Chicago^aud All America ball cluba sailed on the^steamer Adriatic for New York to day. A^crowd gathered to see them off and gave^them an ovation. The clube are elated^over their reception In Great Britain and^Ireland. It Is certain base ball will become^one of the features of British sport 1'olltleaIn rranre.^Paris, March 28 ^it la seml-officlally re^^ported tbat the cabinet will not raise a for^^mal que!tion of confidence In tbe chamber^of deputies, but will challenge tbe opinion^of the houae during the debate on tbe^budget Thechamber of deputies to-day passed a^bill doubling the import duties on rye and^adding five francs per hundred weight to^the duty on rye meal. TheColored Man Wlna.^Boston, March 28.-Geo. Godfrey, the^colored heavy weight pugilist, and Jack^Wan.top tbe Englishman, faced each other^for six rounds to-night at the Day Star^athletic club rooms. For the first two^rounds the men seemed evenly matched,^but after that Wannop was not In It and^was knocked out iu the slxtb. TELEGRAPHICBREVITIES. LordFraser, judge of the outer house of^the Scotch court of sessions, is dead. LordMandevllle.heirtothe I Juke of Man^^chester, has been pronounced a bankrupt. TheBaltic Timber yard near Bucking^^ham palace has been hurned; loss, $300,-^000. Margareta,daughter of Senator Don^Cameron, was married yesterday to John^W. Clark, of Newark. TheIndian bureau yesterday made the^awards of contracts for livestock for the^use of Indiana on several reservations,^amounting to about $80,000. Attbe Liverpool spring meeting the^Prince of Wales' plate, six furlongs, waa^won by Alntree; the Mollneux stakes for^two-year olds, five furlongs, was won by^Lamprey. Yesterdaya jointer in Morgan's aawing^mill at Hungerrord, Mich burat and in^^stantly killed Kdward Stewart Mib broth^^er Charlie was also so terribly injured that^he died In a few minutes. CharlesJ. Blair, for man of tbe Chicago^Lumber company, suicided yeaterday. Ills^former residence was Columbus, O., and It^is supposed the reason for the act was.de^spondenry, caused by some unknown diffi^^culty. Adispatch to the Cologne Gazette from^Zanzibar says a party of 280 men lauded^from the German man-of-war Schwalbe^and burned Londutche, after a conflict^with the natives. The opposition to the^Germans Is everywhere decreasing. HenryW Kaymond, editor and propri^^etor of the Germantown Telegraph, has re^^ceived the appointment of private aecre-^tary to Secretary Tracy. He will aaaume^hi! duties next Monday. Mr. Kaymond la^the son of the late Henry J. Raymond,^founder of tbe New York Times. ItIs stated that the discovery of the illicit^manufacture of bombs at Zurich furnished^a clue to a gigantic plot existing through^^out Kussla for a new series of attempts on^tbe life of the cxar. Numerous arrests^have been made in Moscow, Kieff, Odessa^and various other places in southern Rus^^sia. Nearly500 members and guests of Prince^^ton college alumni enjoyed a dinner last^night at the hotel Brunswick, New York.^President Francis L Patton In a speech^ii poke of the encouraging growtn and Influ^^ence of tbe college. After June the col^^lege will have added to its permanent en^^dowment fund $250,000. Tbecommittee having In charge the ban^^quet to ParnelI Is continuing its prepara^^tions. The difficulty experienced by the^committee In finding a suitable place for^the entertainment led to tbe report that the^project had been abandoned, but this Is^now denied. The dinner will probably be^given In the royal aquarium. Allthe Mills Kunnlng. FallRiver, March 2*.-All the mills^are running to-day except the American^Linen mill, and nearly all with their full^compliment of weavers. The linen mills^were not ready to start on account of the^non-completion of some repairs to machin^^ery. The weaver! were given their old^looms. ToFortify Bt (lothard.^Bkrnb. March 28.^Tbe federal council,^suspecting In the event ot a Franco-Ger^^man war, Germany would violate tbe ter^^ritory of Switzerland, has recommended^the adoption of a credit for the purpoee of^fortifying St Gothard. TheKins Ineapable.^The Hague, March ^-Parilament^will assemble April 8 for the purpose of re^^ceiving a communication from the ministry^In which the formal announcement will be^made of tbe king's incapacity for govern^^ing.

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fHEINDEPENDENT Helena.Mont., March 2^t l^89. nautiiii) Kvkht |MM IMR Moll DAT. IND1PBN08NTPUB CO., PUBUbHBKM. -'jBUt ATioN orru'i, BROADWAY TKHMAorS\'BSC RirTH^Tt^My Snberrlhera, by carrier, per month.. ByMali -i^*r y**f^^inn:* OnTralo t Dewe*Mye and atande^Jfeekl), p^ ftno w 5cteIS w OFFICIALMMI 0* WMWi An heiN iLi'kNiuN' haa larf ^r a^^y circula^^tion than any fiewip^P^r between St. Paul and^Portland and a larger circulation than any^^th^r two daily paper* publlehed In Montana.^m nat no praee roam eecrete, its eubecrlptlon^aookeare opan to inaoactlon, and it alwaya^*ead^ to .pro^e .that ita circulation la aa rapra.^^antad Enteredat tha Poatoftlce at Malana aa eecond-^^ lata mattar. iii.muiitA l |C CITY TIC K El KMt MAVOK:^JACOB LOEB.^F^K TKKAM KER^AMOS M JOHNttON.^F^^R PuLI* K MA^.IKTKATK:^0. P. CONNOLLY^POI AU'aKMKN:^FIR^TWAKI*MARCU8 LI86NER HRitHDWARDJ E ALLtN. TUIKI*WAMDFi W HUPMAL PODmWABD ^*0 I- ZIMMERMAN. FIFTHWAHD t. O. OlLPAtBICK BJXTiWAKIf OANItL MANttV. HBVBSTflWARDJOHN WORKMAN whetherthe good of the public ^ervice^should not be taken luto ooDHlderution^In making removal* from ofliee. The^policy of the arinilnlBtratloii 1h boru of^the arrogance of power, and will bring^lta owu punishment. The pliraae that^Preeldeut Cleveland made familiar all^through the length and breadth of the^country. ^Public office 1h a public truat,^^will recur with power when the effect of^the republican policy i* felt, aa it will^be felt, in the public eervice of the coun^^try. By all meane. let the administra^^tion pursue the programme marked out^in the l'aily Sou. ThKdemocratic city couventiou laat^evening nominated Jacob I^oeb for^mayor, Anion Johnson, for treasurer and^C. P. Connolly for police maglHtrate.^The tirst named a representative citi^^zen of (jeroiau liirth, who Nerved three^eouaecutbe terni* aa city treasurer and^Ih at present a member of the board of^alderineu. lie U a buHineeH man of good^Htauding In the community, and hU^popularity ban been attested at the poll*^on neveral occasions. Mr. Johnaon Lh^widely known through bin couoectlon^with the Weat Side Water coinpauy aud^Ih eateemed a good citizen. He is an^^old timer,^ whoa* wide acquaintance^will Htand him in gorxl stead in making^the race for treaMurer. His prohity Ih^unquestioned. Mr. Connolly, the nomi^^nee, for |k^lice maglHtrate, ih a joung^lawyer of good ability, lie waa the^democratic nominee for county attorney^laat fall, and 0*149*1 ll the general^wreck. The ticket an a whole Ih a Htrong^one, and there in every probability of lta^Hucceaa. \l\ioi( i l i,m r a MM ^^ki^^\ generally accepted rule, sometime*^MMM and alwuyH implied, is that no^oflicial. national, state, county or muni^^cipal, ifefti] Ml the pOHitlon to which tie^ha* heen Wanted ty the votes of the^people to MVaaM bin own buhlnertH lu-^tere^iH. Men with a tine aenae of pro^^priety never traiiHgreaa the rule. Not all^men in otlicial position who do violate it^do eo with any deaire to make an unfair^prollt upon the goods they aell or the^labor they furniah the government. It^in not. therefore, with any Intention of^imputing di^!i ^nt *ty that the Ini^kpen-^M s I invites th^* attention of the citizens^of Helena to aome tlgurea from the pub^^lic recorda of this city. Theaccounta of the tire department^nhow that during the tlacal year juat^cloaing there waa bought of T. 1*. Fuller,^of thin city, |D77 worth of hoae end^I1MJQ worth of ottier HiippUea. The ac-^countH of the engineer's department^Nhow that T. P. Kuller furnished sup-^pllesfor aewerage puipoaea to the value^of lUaVJft. T. P. Kuller supplied the^police ill partiiient witli revolvers of ttie^net value of f*Hi, and the aame gentle^^man aold to the city at varioua timea^ottier laerchandlaa to the tdal value of^|WJfa The total amount of warranta^drawu in favor of T. P. Kuller upon the^cily treaaurer for gooda and mercb^iudlae^duriug the year waa $l,l*jr^. The T. P.^Kuller to whom the auma of money^ahov* indicated were paid U ttte mayor^of the city of Helena, aud a candidate^for re-election. Irrenpectlve of the ^jues^tion whether ttie city paid more or lean^than the current pricea because of the^fact that ttie aeller waa the mayor, M^oue will be fouud who will defend^ttie practice pursued by the chie^executive oOlcer of the city in this mat^ter. By tukiug the course he has pur^sued apt. Kuller has eatahlished a pre^^cedent that is full of danger. Similar^practice^ have led to the great Tweed^ring iu New York city and to the Cook^MWltf ring in Illinois, where every con^tractor for city or county supplies was^obliged to deul with a go-hetween, who^collected a percentage for the members^of the rings. It would lead to the point^where every contractor who had a aide^walk to build would lie obliged to buy^his lumber and his nails from city oili^cials, the latter receiving a sum in ex-^cess of the market price and the city^p lying ttie difference iu one way or an^^other. Kvery pound of food furnished to^the prisoners iu the city jail would soon^have to pay tribute to a ring, and ao on^through the entire lUt of municipal ex^pe lines. Iuquite aa bad taate waa the otlicial^action of Mayor Kuller In ordering ttie^Hhlpment of newer pipe over one particu^^lar railway line, regardleaa of whether^the contractor furnishing the pipe could^make aa go*aJ or better terms with the^corporation owning that Hue as with the^competing company. It waa an uuwar-^rauted interference with the liberty of^the contractor, and whatever the motive^it Htamps the official guilty of it aa emit^to wield the authority with which he U^Invented. Tintpapers of Washington are charg^^ing that the appointment of MHea 0^^Moore to be governor of that territory^was procured by IMegate elect Allen in^payuieut of ohligations under which he^rested to that gentleman for aaaistaiite^rendered during the congresHional cam^^paign. Here in Montaua ttie case waa^different. Although the delegate-elect^and the territorial commlttea united In^urging Mr. Herahfleld for the governor^^ship, they were unable to secure hU ap^^pointment agaliiHt the wlahea of Kuaaell^B Harrlaon. And of the two, Waahing-^ton appeara to be the more fortunate be-^cauae tier repreaentatlve haa been ac^^corded that recognition in the distrlbu|^tlon of federal offices in the territory^which the president in hla inaugural ad-^Iress promised should be given. If^Mr. Moure (insisted In the election of^Mr. Alien he also did aomelhlng towards^the success of the republican party, and^to that extent marited the favor that haa^been shown him. Itwaa a brilliant acheme,^ aayn the^larnalistic Young lx^chinvar who came^out to the went to nave Helena in par^tlcular and Montana In general from be^^ing trampled under foot by ^Uib tieglra^headed thin way;^ ^It waa a brilliant^H-heiue, the last spasmodic kick of a^tying corpse.^ Let the band strike up^and the procession move on. Kveryvoter who haa not already^registered for ttie city election must go^iu person and perform that duty If he^would exercise his right an a citlzeu^No oue can register anyone but him^aelf; personal appearance in required^by the law. No previous reglatration^will nerve. Till HI II 111 It AN ritOi.K AMM t. Thentatement nenil-officially made In^the Helena organ of the administration^that ^the postal service in in a terribly^demoralized condition, and If all the In^^efficient democrata were removed there^would be very few democratn left^ (in^office, the writer probably meant to say ,^is aa false as It in foollnh. The aahertlou^is based upon the ridiculous aaaumptiou^of r. puttlicaua that all the iutelligeuce^aud all the virtue in the nation in em^^braced within the republican party. The^sentence which follows the one above^quoted furninhen the key to the aduiiu-^Istratiou'e plan, If any key were ueeded.^^The name,^ aayn the Heleua organ aud^mouthpiece of the administration, ^may^truthfully be said of the majority of fed^^eral officern who hold comniUnions innued^by President Cleveland.^ The family or^gau of the administration would ltd^titled to more respect did It confine it-^nelf to the truth or let the nubject of re^movals from office entirely aloue. Kvery^man of ordinary Intelligence knows that^the ofllcen are wanted for republicans,^not for the good of the service, but for^the good of the party, aud all the^ailiy explanations of President Har^rlsoirs Montaua organ will not^^on v luce anyone to the aontrary^No one supposes for a moment that the^administration Intends to apply the^question of offensive partisanship In any^case; all democrata are alike offensive^to the president and his advisers, wheth^^er official or family aud democrats find^^o fault, but are quite willing that the^rule nbeuld be Hpplied as It is laid down^In the Helena organ. The country will^have an opportunity to aay. art long, Damki,Ham.ky has conaeuted to take^the place on the Sixth ward democrat!^ticket made vacant by the withdrawal o^Ueuver hayton, who was nominated for^alderman at the primary on Tuesday. CHANGEOF TIME- ThmughI haJrt arato Kaaaaa City.^The Minneapolis a 8L Louis railway,^Albert Lea Route.^ ever ready to meet^the demands of the traveling public, upon^March iTil*. 1KMV, Inaugurated a through^chair car aervice between St Paul, Mlnne-^spoils and Kansas City, leaving St. Paul^dally, except .Sunday, at 9:10 a. iu., Mlnne^spoiia at W:M) a. m. Thesecars axe models of perfection and^In many respects are superior to those run^by any road. The Interior Is finished In^selected and exquisitely polished woods of^mahogany, cherry and oak. The curtain*,^carpets, etc., In harmony of design and^color form an ensemble pleastna! to the^eye and gratifying to a cultivated taste. Nopains or expense have been spared to^make them the most comfort-assuring ve^^hicles of their class In America. Formaps, rates, time cards, etc., address^nearest It. K. agent, or write to S.K. iloin.il. T. A P. A. Minneapolis. Tiikcounty is without a coroner, a^serious defect In view of the probability^that an inquest will be required Monday^night upon the corpse of the city repub^^lican organization. Hlu- Hi..^^^!^ uu ihr Ruby.^Madlsonlan: The upper Kuby la becom-^ng the aristocratic 'juarter for fashionable^juadrapeds. The well-known and justly^celebrated Helrnont Park Is the home of^the finest strains of trotting stock west of^Kentucky, and llllhouae Kaymond Is de^^servedly proud of his tine farm and stabler.^York Kaucb, with Its Circle A brand of^short horns, has acquired an equally well-^earned reputation for the superior bovine^stock which It annually pro-^d uces, aad which are so popu 1 ar^among ranchmen with lesser herds aa a^means of Improving the quality (tf their an^^imals, and now comes C. V Larrabee, who^owns perhaps the pureat thorough bred^horses to be found In Montana, and makes^the purchase of the fine Home Park ranch^a pa*turai/e and breeding grounds for^bin beautiful equines. 1 tea idea these, there^are a number of horse aad stack farms of^lesser note which contain some splendid^representatives of horned sU*ck and horses,^which, as a rule, cannot be excelled in any^country. We doubt if there be an area of^-miliar extent In the territory Where ao^many blue-blooded animals of faalilonable^breeding and pedigree, equine or bovine,^are congregated together aa may be aeen on^the maumncent ranches of the Kubv val^^ley. There may be some who have larger^herdi; hut In purity and quality of blood^our breeders cut the top notch In the coup-^stick. i. t. of an Ol.l Timer. Madlsonlan:Another old timer has^joined ^the silent msjorlty.^ Joseph ftar-^II, of Sliver Star, and a resident of Mad^^ison county since IHM, died last Saturday,^of cancer of the stomach, from which he^has been suffering for more than a year^past. Mr. Harkell was widely known^throughout southern Montana, and re^^spected wherever he was known. He was^born at Vavtstock, Devonshire, Kng and^came to Montana with his wife and two boys^in 1H04, when he located In Heaverhead^valley, and engaged in market-gardening.^The development of the mines about Srlver^Star, however, offered better inducements^for his business, and he removed to that^lace and remained there until bis death,^le was one of the charter members of Al^^der Lodge No. HO, A. O. I W., of this city,^but since affiliated with Twin Hridge Lodge^No. 17, which lodge superintended the ob^^sequies at the funeral. He leaves a wife,^two sons, and one daughter. He was be^^tween and 54 years of age. JobWork.^The iNMcraNDKNT Job roomi are now^the most complete In the territory. Within^the past few weeks we have received a^cemplete line of new type, and are now^prepared to do both plain and fancy work^on the shortest notice. Chamberlain'sCough remedy will cure s^cold In less time than any other treatment.^ItsefTertts to loosen the cold, render the^mucus less tenacious and easier U^ expect^^orate, and cause its expulsion from the air^cells of the lungs. It also opens the secre^^tions, allays the fever, and restores the sys^^tem to a natural and healthy condition.^Sold by II. M. Parchen a Co. Dutsrd'sspecific is an absolute cure for^all eruptive diseases of the skin, such as^salt Uheum, Barber's Itch, King Worm,^Scald Head and all Itching or inflamed con-^ditMnsof the skin, whether arming from^disease or exposure. It is guaranteed in^every esse. Sold by K. S. Hale a Co.,^wholesale and retail agents, Helena. THE~MARKETS MTOt'EH. NswYou, March **.~Bar atlvar.wSV^I'oppar- 1 brra waa ^ma twactton in roppar^ta-d y st tli* low prlca of f'n per hundred.^L*ad^Staady, doll; -U fft.tiV^lhaeto'k market waa to tha agifrcgaia mura^artlva to-day, nut thla waa aaUrely dua to h*avf^tradlDK tu Uaadlag, ^ha real of th-Hat twin*- doll^and faaturelaaa outalda of a faw laadera, whlrb^bava of late monopolized bnaloeaa and tha Inter^eat of a,-. rulatora. Tha market cloaed h*e^y to^waak and fairly actlvs at generally hut alltrhl^chanitaa for tha day. (iavernment hi uds were Volu IanI clmnce to register for the^city election will be afforded to-morrow,^between the hours of and 10 p. in.^lHmt't uiiHH It. LKIiiilToulALJ0TTINU8, Jeffersoncounty apportions over S10.0U0^to her thirty whool districts this year. M^ ^uia lh to have a street railway, to^he in operation metide Lhre^ months. Ifie well digging machine has pierced^the earth st Hoxenan to a distance comsid-^erahly over HI feet and is still at work. Anyoneknowing the whereabouts of^one Iteitj. Kllwanger will do his relatives^ft favor by witting to Mrs. Alfred Sligh^^ter, i'rary, Katnsey county, I), T. KtverPrean: Helena Is to hftve the terri^^torial secretaryship In lieu of the governor.^Helena has been playing out of luck, aa it^were, and it is ab ^ut time she took a trick. tin/.-manChronicle: It was left for a^son of the twenty fourth president of the^I'nlted States to purchase a number of Kaper*tlisi his father's acts might^^^ sustained in public print^The sporting fraternity of '.rear Falls^are righteously indignant because some^mist reant has beeu killing fish In Belt^creek with giant powder, and are deter^^mined to put a uuietus on th unlawful^ware tare. TheKiver Press Is in possession of^Information which enables it to state posl-^UvaJy that a large first class flour mill will^be built at Fort lienUm this sprlag and^summer, and that It will be completed and^ready tor grinding by the time the wheat^crop is harvested. Chronicle:The Oallatin valley Is al^^ready realizing a benefit fiom the Koeky^Fork railroad and has sent out this week^several csrloads of oats aud vegetables to^that camp. From this time forward the^Gallatin will derive a benefit from this^camp, which promises to be one of great^proportions. KiverPress: The Dillon Tribune Is au^^thority for the statement that ^Laughing^^lirown gained thirty-two pounds during his^sixty da} s service in the council. Hrown's^brain didn't sufTer much wear and tear,^aud then he was almost daily feasted on^boutjuets, the smiles of fair ladies, and Hel^^ena hash^to all of which he was, doubtlev*^a stranger until be struck the capital. Leader:Mr. J. C. Hlaudlng, of Sand^Coulee, represents business at t he^coal mines as Improving dally. Me^says the quality of coal Is getting better^every day. One of the most promising^signs, he says, Is in the fact that marriages^are of almost dally occurrence, aud the^beauty of it all is that they have now got^their owa justice of the peace to do the^business for the bachelors matrimonially^Inclined. nanirea lullhut firm IvtmltMiiuwaa dull and featareleaa. and prlree^ware confined within narrow limits ail day. Tha^opening waa ateady at VISc. cloalnK dull at VI '^r Uoverament bond a. 4a, UBS4; 4Sia, tie^Northarn I'arlflc, preferred, Oregon^Navigation, tnu: Oregon Improvement, 4A*4^Union Pacific, 11 Tranarantlnontal, MM M(pt oa rail easy at ^Vit-i cent Prima^mercantile p%i^^ r, lV%^tf.,i'^ Marling airhange^dull, tlrtu Sixty day hUlaftl.86 Demand $1 m%. l.lV a HTtM'K. f'mruao March 'A Tattle Ksealpt*. Il.sm^active hut lower rholre to extra heevea. |4^4Vft: ate*re, MMM H5: atortara and fwuera^$V.^08.4t); Texane, $1 ka^S Mb HotraIteodpta, i\^un; atr^^nff. V* nlgher^mixed. $4 7^4.*.. heavy, $4,734*4 ^7v^ light, |4^TMMjMJ. Sh^^ $1 Ketelpta, 6LO0n: atrnng, active and 10O^vea. IIhlKh^^r; natlvea, $1.(niU^ M] wnatern corn fed. OHt'AtK) PKUDUC^^ mm ^^v^, March HH,^1:15 p. m. Cloae ateady;caeh. WSc; April, $1U0H; M*^f.rn Mrni, caab, S4Sc. April, 'V Oala Ba^v, caab, 24\c; Mav l.^Pork Kaalar; May, Sliftft; July, Ml^raah^ My, Wheat-C May, LardSteady 1 May.fT 10. SPECIALNOTICES.^Byrup of Flejo MaMSMsM l*^a Syatam.^^yrup of f la* Pieaaam and Effective,^tiae Syr,.d of Sl^a for Oonatlpatlon BeSure Ifyoti iiave nude up your mliht to bny^Hood's KarnuparllU do not he lndu^. A to t ntber.A l^Mon lady, who-o ^a.it;i| h^worthy liultathut, Udls hrr expcrletu'e In-Iow: Iu one ^toro^tn re 1 went tolmy ll.nid'a^Saraaparllla the clerk tried to indiu-e mo l^^y^their own tnatead of HoodV, hetol.t nirt'i^'!r'^^would laat longer; that 1 nilglit Uke It uu Un ToCct NO.IB49. FirstNational Bani OFHELENA. PioneerNational^OF MONTANA. Bank ORGANIZEDIN 1866, DesignatedDepository of iht-^United Stat-a Faid-UpOaplUl^Burploa and Profits 8.T. HAC8BM, jDavis. KW. KM^riT H.^i-IINSCHMlIiT $o00,000a 600,000 Prealdent Vioe-Praaineut Cwhler ..Am'X Cashier it*).H.Hill. ..Baoond Aas't Caahtar BOARDOS UIHtOTORa. T.Hausar, John C. Cortto,^A. II. Holler.R. 8. Hamlltoo, (iranvllleHtuart, C. F. Hlgglna,^K. W Kiilffht. A. J. havlt.^T. H. KleliiHchmldt, Heury II. Paroben,^T. C. Power. OHnera] funking BusiuHss tranaactad Intaraat paid on ttma dapoatls. a.j. davidson. Howard ikbhsb s. r whits tsos. j. Davidson, PraaftdaatVloawpraaida'nt. #Traawaraf Sat*aiary. A.J. Davidson Co., laawnroaaTBO.) Jobbersand Dealers in AgriculturalImplements. HARNESSAND HORSE CLOTHING GKNRKALAGKNT8 KOK BainWagons, Whiteley St^el MOWERS and Binders, Cham- 8ionMowers, Bonanza, Tiger, and HollingBwortb Hay Rakes,^liver Chilled and Moline Steel Plows, thai Flying Dutchman^Sulky Plows. CONCORDHARNESS. CommonHarness of all Styles. Buggies, Carriages, Moun^tain Spring Wagons, Delivery Wagons, Carts, Buckboards.^A Full Line of EXTRAS. MERCHANTSNational Bank OF- HELENA. Paidin Capital $150,0C0^Surplus and Profits 140,000 L.H. HERSHFIELU, P'es't.^A. J. DAVIDSON, Vice-Pres't^AARON HERSHFIELD, Cash'r. #04 Of THOMAS^ hi na, S.humtlby,^4. i. OAVIDSOH,^l. h. USKSUF1SLO, 09*tC 70*9 H.SAM Da,^W. D. MICHOLAS,^HUHSa MUKKia,^A. HSHSMriSLD W.S. uu1imall. Collections Receive Prompt^Attention. PurchaseGold and Silver Bul^^lion. Gold Dust and Coun^^ty Securities. InterestAllowed on Deposit;^Left for a Specified Time. AGeneral Banking Busin^Transacted. ExchangeSold on the Prioci^pal Cities of Europe. MONTANA NATIONALBANK, HlDliENA.MONTANA. DNITKl)8TATK8 DKP08IT0BY.^capital**atao.ooo sl'bplus$60,000 DIRECTORS: C.A. BhoadwitbrPreslilent L.H.Phklps, Vlce-Prea. and Act. Caah'r B.K. AtkinsonAaalHtaot Caahler A.G. Clabke, Hirman Qans,^H. k ^i*i.kn. rum Lahhon,^C.W.Cannon, B. 0, Wau^cb. 8.C. Asuby, D. A. CORT. THE Thos.Cruse Savings Bank ofI1ELBNA.^Incorporalad Undar the Laara of Muntaaa. Paidin Capital, $100,000. THOS.CHUNKPresident T.H. CAKTKHVice President WM.J. CHUNKSecretary C.U DAHLaOLTreaaurer Allows6 per cent, interest on Savings^Depoait*, compounded January and July. (2071.) MAILLETTINGS. NOTICETO CONTRACTORS, PostOffice Department, WaaaiaaToa,D. C, Fab. 1, ISM^PROPOSALS will ba racalrad at tha Contract^Offlca of thla Dapartmrnt until 4 p. BJ of April 10^\m, hit aSBBjBBJ lha mail a of iba United Htatea^and aoaordlng to tha achadnle of arrival and da^parturaa, apaclflad by tha Dapartmant, in tha Tar^rltoryof Moo tana, from July I 1S9H, to JnnaSO,^1SW. UaU of roniss, with achadnlaa of arrivals^and da parturaa, lnatrucUona to blddara with^forma for cantrarta and bonds, and all othar^nacaaaary InformaUoa, will ba furnlahad upon^application to tha Sacond Aaalatant Poatmaatar^SJaajajaJ DONM DICKINSON, Pi*Unaat*roenaral Hanito ll^at. UozHmanChronicle: While new papers^arc bfliiK Htarted and a very wide swsth Is^belnx cut In Journallain in this territory,^we are inclined to forget our old frit-ruin^and run att**r false ont*s. In this connec^^tion we desire to say that the Independ^^ent Is pretty hard to beat and that it con^^tinue* to arrive at this oAlce as sailliuK and^as bright as a new silver coin. It still^holds that warm place in the hearts of Its^Old time aubarhbers and continues to be^the best and most popular paper in Mon^^tana today. If lara for sick HaauUcha.^you want a remedy for biliousness. pimplesin the face, and a sure cure for^sick headarhe, ask H. s. Hale a Co.. the^druggists, tor a free sample of Dr. Gunn's^I .iv.-r IMlls. Dirty one for s dose; full boi^laf cents. ayVtrial; that if I did BS| nke It I BJStl I^^;iy unythiii);, He. Hut ha could not pre*^^ ma to change. I told him 1 had UK^lood'a KnriapurlUu, knew nh.it It w.m, ^r^BBBBSal with it. and did not want any other.^Vhcu t u^*kuu tiiRhig II.kmI'a rUra:ip.-Lrlll;i^waa faallng real BjBBSJBjMS wMl a^SBJSfSBa,^and ao weak that at tlinv* 1 could hatdly Hood's stand.I looked like a pemon In BSSSjSBB^^t u. Ilood'a Saraaparllla did me ao BSatJl^good that 1 wonder at BjaajaSJ aonietln,. h.^and my friends frequently SBSSal of it.^ Mrs^^EtXA A. Ourr, SI Terra*'* Htreet, lUiaton. Sarsaparilla BSBltSall SjajBstSaa ffl ^lx fur S*. PrvpareirMii byc. l. noon a to., AssSaaaajaiaaj tssssB,^IOO Doses One Dollar J.L. SMITH FreightTransier Line, Uklkna,Montana. Allkinds of merchandise and other^freights, including ores, promptly trans^ferred from depot. Officeat J. Feldberg's Store and at the^depot. Orders will receive prompt at^^tention. JOHNSTEDMAN HELENA,MONTANA.^IRON AND BRASS Founderand Machinist HONrBOMTSSHBAVT MILLCASTIViia^a awwmji^r aHiatonr or Our M^ro*a, Our Stataaman, Our^Scholar., Our Man of Noaa In Evary S|^4S A.M.HOLT ER HARDWARE CO APPLETONS'CYCLOPEDIA UniCUllOGRIPHY. TheOnly National Standard. Apple*n a CrrJopa*dla of Amarlraa Btofra.^pnjr^ rontalna a DlotrrapMral akatrh of ararr par-^aunnmlnantln Anarlcaa dTll and military bb^fc^^ry, In law and pnllUra, In dlvlnllr, llt^ralora aad^art. In arlanra and In InovnUon lacladlna dlatln^irulabmj aaranna horn abroad that ara ralatad to^our national Malory, and emhraraa all tha roon-^trli*a of North and Sooth America It Is s com^patet hlatorr of tha Naw World la ^vmry branch^St human achlavemant. ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Ustoria. -DSALBHhin G-eneralZBCar,c3-^w-are MiningMachinery and Railway Supplies. Weston'sDifferential Pulley Blocks,^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 THE MABKBT. Agentsfor Atlas Engines and Boilers, Knowles Steam Pumps HoweScales. HELENALUMBER CO (Buaaaaaorato V. H Ooomba.) Roughand Finishing Lumber FAOTOETVOEK Ordersby Mail will receive Prompt Attention. Corres^pondence solicited. Yard and Factory near N. P Depot S.BAEUBTT, DRALKR IN HIDES,FUR and WOOL HlftHESTCASH PRICE8 PAID. Warwhonwopposite Northern Pacific Railroad depot, Helena Calkins^ Featherlv, NEXTDOOR TO P0ST0FFICE. Stationery,Legal Blanks Aiken Lambert^Qold Pens. Blank Books and Memorandums, Pic^^ture Frames and Mouldings, Baby Carriages and^a General Assortment of Notions, CLARKE,CONRAD CURB 32and 34 Main Street. Helena, M. T., a Wholesaleand Retail Dealer* to Heavy,Shelf Building HARDWARi Iron,Steel, Hone and Mule Slued, Horse Nallb,^Steel Nails. Mill Supplies, Blacksmith's (foods,^Hose. Belting. Tinner's Stock, Force and Lilt Pumps, QasPipe and Fittings, Carpenters' Tools NewStore! New Stock! No Old Goods! O.tJ. Interior Decorator and Paper Hanger, Intvltaaordara raqulrlng corract taala and exact workmanahl*. Largaal and baal aa I acted^atockof Wall Papar, Room Mouldlnga, Window Shadaa, Ourtaln Polaa, ate, I OS Grand alraat,^back of Hr at National Bank Mall Ordara promptly aaacutad. tholrr Tru. ParaMplrea. FreshRoasted Coffee. THEMONTANA COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY, Familytrade a apeclalty. Free delivery to all parte of the city internationalhotel ESTABLISHEDIN 1865. REBUILT IN 1887. '^The Largest Leading Hotel. Has the very Beat Accom^modationa in the city. Kates Reduced; $2 p^- nay ani^upwards, according to location of rooms. LSI AflLISHED 1377. jas.McMillan co., t'K^1'U1KT')US OK THK MinneapolisSheepskin Tannery HIDES,SHEEP PELT3, FURS, wool, tallot Ginsengand Seneca Root.^SHEEP PELTS Sc, FURS A SPECIALTY. 101,103 at 11)5 Second St North.MINNEAPOLIS. MlUt Shipment*SolicitedWpiia^ fop t iroulara. TbeHelena Steam Heating and Snpply!Co PLUMPERS, GAS AND STEAM FITTERS. MANUFACTURERS OF STEAM HEATING APPARATUS JrjBBIRM in Ulnaaad Mill ttapptlaa, Iron Plpa aad ntUnfra. Braaa Oooda, 1*1 am bare Uaj aad Hlaam Ktttart Ppl^a^- Happl 203* *a-n St. I SANDCOULEE COAL Doesnot Black when exposed to the air as most all other^soft coal does. A large portion of this coal is similar to An^thracite in character, and does not till the room with soot. Askyour dealers for the Sand Coulee Coal or apply to 8.F. SHANNON. Agt. OfficeMontana Central Depot. etaAoanta far lha Oalabmtaa 11SUPERIOR and Famous M ACORN Cookingand Heating Stoves. AndW. O. Ffaaher'B Cincinnati Hotel and Family WROUGHTIRON RANGES CentennialRefrigerators, Ice Chests, Water Coolers.^Ioe Cream Freezers, Wood and Wlllowware, Qlax*^and Queeneware, English and American Cutlery^French and American Mirrors, Plumbers (foods ana^Supplies House Furnishing Goods. Eto.t LU. Svatrbotf^ ta raapactfoUy lorlaad ftoacali and lnapact tha LAJUaBBT aad noaa oonplala atrxa ot WNOLESALBAND RETAIL SI0CK OF GOODS II 11 NORTHWES^. frSm iim Omuntry ^o^i^n^^ and ^at* ^a *r+mpi Aitanttaa ana Saipamt. avartOTFULLV, CLARKE.CONRAD CTJRT1N. INO.STEINMETZ. MAINST. HELENA,M. T. NOBLESEXPLOSIVE DYNAMTIE^TUDSON'S IMPROVED POWDER GIANTPOWDER MMtirmmoMuT Mlraara, Rallroaa Oontraatora, and andoraaal by tha aubiU In (anarai at tfe^UrongMt tafaat anal Baat af all high axpioalvaa A.M. HOLTER HARDWARE CO., OSNBKALAOBNT8. HELENA MONTANA. ARTHURP. CURTIN. Furniture,Carpets, Wall Paper HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. Havingleaaad tha two appr floora of tha David aon hlock and co^nactad tha aama with oar ajraadi^ImmeDae aaiaarooma, wa now occupy four antlr* Auora eit^*ndlrb through tha wbola hlock froni^.lackaan to Mala atr^^t, a locked thritughout with irooria of avary ur^(Ta and at pricea that dafy compe^^tition. Bvary purchaaa mad^ hTKUTLY KtiH AMI M'KKi li.. PKON PIHHT UANDM au.'^ahlppad lu^ Alt LOAOH ONl^Y. An axamlDatlon of gooda and r..mparlaon R prlcaa aollrJtad. A-ixs^o Departrn exft, PIANOS,ORGANS and MUSICAL IOEBOBADISE. Carpets-WallPaper Allof the Latest Novelties. STOCKENTIRELY NEW AT 112-114 B'DWAY PaperingDone at the Lowest Prices. J.Ra BANFOBD. ThePioueer ot the Ghraat West. cosmopolitanhotel, HELENA,MONTANA. SCHWABk ZIMMERMAN. PROPRIETORS. TheOldaat, Moat Bailable, Leading Flnt-claaa Hotel in tbe Territory. BYBUYING DIAMONDSand WATCHES OfAll Grades and Makes AtRINGWALD'S, Op. Cosmopolitan Hotel, Main St PHILIPSBURG,MONTANAFormerly SPAREY'S HOTEL Kudon Both American and European Plane.^Sample Rooms for Commercial Men. Mrs.T. H. MOORE, Proprleteaa. OilyE ectlon, Noll-ala barabv kIvm that th^ annual election^of city offlcara of tbe city of Ilelaoa will be bald^on M^ u 'a^, the lat day of April, lttoV The pol ^^will pen at 1 o'clock p. in., and cloae at 7 o'clock p.m Theplace* where votaa will ha laaalrad and tha^joilit'^ of electloa ~r- aa followa: Fi.atw ard-CTty Mall. J^Uea, Wm Loray.e. p.^Elnn**y SecondWard-Enicin* hooae. iod^aa, ('orneMaa^Uedgee. Krt L. Flaherty ThirdWard-Armory Hall, Jodgaa, Joa. Uw,^P. J. Connor. _ rortb Ward (ierhaaaer'a. Jodfaa, Thomaa A^Ray, W. W Brown. FlfihWard-BIertrtc light offlca; Jadgea, W. a.^Baakell n. C Kill airlck. fixthWard-Knajaehouae. jodg a\#.C Hlubaa,^P.J Perrtne.. _ Keventh*aH-aonthwaat rorner t^f Brecaen^ridge and Davla atraeia; Jadgaa, W F. a heeler.^David Ruth. Byorder of the City CoonHI. a BoTaiK. City Clark. DatedHelena, Mont., March A. tHI. The MontanaA Canada Railway^Comp ny YOT1CE ^Tha underaU n*d. corporator* of (ba^^^ Montana A Canada Kallwny 4'ompany, here^by give notlre that the booka for receiving anb-^e^ rlptlune to tbe cai Ital atock of aald rorpt ra'l^^n^will ba opened on the 4th day of April, lhtaj, at^tbelr office In Helena. Montana-^Capital aiock, 94.U0O.0OO; vbarea, $100 each. HKKVKVBAKBtM H,^T U K 1, Kl N -i H M 11) I'^U. K ALi.kn,^H. t) HAI'hBH,^UKO. II. MILL.^Helena, M. T., March Mh, ItM. Saleof Warranta. qiabd prhpoaala for tha parchaee of city^O Warrant*, bearing 7 per cent ln'eraet, to tha^amount ofwill be received at my offli in tbaCourt Hooae until Haturday. March v^ iih^^at 14 o'clock meridian. R.P. ft HDKN, City Treaaurer^Helena, March A 1M* AdEstablished Fact is that Prices are Lowest at the IX L BAZAR ONE)DOOR NORTH OF THE GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.

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THEIRFRIEND AT COURT. fromexposure and exhaustion. Persons^of sedentary habits and laborious occupa^^tions will And it an ever uneful tonic THE PENSION COMMISSIONER FactsAbout Corporal Tanner, the Leg^^less Soldier, Who Will Attend to^the Pension Business. NewYork Herald: The appointment of^^Corporal^ James fan nor, a central figure^In lirooaiyu for many years, to Uie com-^niisslonershlp of pensions was received^with general expressions of approbation in^that city. Hiscomrades of the Uiand Army, and^all ^wards of the natiou,^ in fact, who^know the legless soldier were pleaswl.^^We have a friend In court now, comrade^^was a sentiment frequently exchanged^among the boys as they felicitated one an^^other upon the selection made by President^Harrison. U.S.Grant Post, Ci. A. K, of which^Tauuer is a me tuber, is preparing to give^the commits loner a glorious old fashioned^camp tire reception as soon as the ^cor*^poral of the guard^ can make It convenient^to respoud to the summons of ^post JamesTanner was born In IMS in the^village of Cobblesklll, Schoharie county,^this state. When a boy he worked on his^father's farm and attended the district^school, lie was exceedingly studious and^devoted the ^silent watches of the night^^In delving among such resding matter as^his means or efforts could make available.^Ueiug far advauced in his studies at the^ago of seventeen \cars, James Tanner was^selected as village school teacher. One^year later he enlisted as a private In the^eighty-seventh infantry regiment, RM^York volunteers, and went to the trout.^He participated with McClellan's army of^the Potomac on the peninsula, and was^given the ^corporal's chevrons. Inthe summer of while engaged in^covering Pope's retreat, Aug. SO, at the sec^^ond battle ot Unll Kuu, a shell bursting^over the gallant corporal lacerated both^legs. He was carried bleeding to a house^near the held of action, where both limbs^were amputated AssistantSecretary of War Charles A.^Dana, in 1H64, appointed the crippled sol^dier to a clerkship in the war department.^When Abraham Lincoln was dying Tanner^was summoned to the sick room of the^president to take down in shorthand cer^^tain testimony in reference to the assascl ia^tlon. He was admitted to the bar in 1K*W#,^and was appointed the same year to a cus^^tom house clerkship. He was a deputy^collector under Gen. Arthur. MayorSchroeder appointed him collector^of taxes of Brooklyn, and be was three^times reappoinied to that office by succeed^^ing mayors. During his incumbency of the^cotleclorshlp he effected several reforms in^the administration of the office, and col^^lected about $00,000,000. Not a penny re^^mained uuaccouuted for. Heaspired to be register In 1876, but was^defeated, Nil years ago he led his party^ticket In a race for sheriff, but failed of^election. He is a post commander of the^department of New York, G. A. K.t and^has been the most active member of tLe^national committee on pensions of the^Grand Army. THEJ IKY PLAYED DRAW. (^aeonsTor Granting- a New i rial to a New^Orleans Mkii MmrgtMl With Murder. NewOrleans Special: George Dunn was^on trial recently for the killing of James^Wler. At last the case was given to the^jury, and that solemn and intelligent body^retired to debate the fate of the prisoner.^The debate was long. Night came, mid^^night followed and daylight at last dawned.^A life is too precious a thing to be thrown^away without a thorough consideration of^all the details which go to make up a case.^To kill a man with a six-shooter on a snap^shot is one thing, but to sit cold bloodedly^In a jury room and decide on a fellow-^creature's fate is a totally different matter,^and one which at once appeals to the gene^^rous, swnsitive heart botheiurywa*out all night Their^wives did not tret about them, and the^only one perhaps who gave them a thought^was the miserable and anxious Dunn. The^Jury was out all night, and when In tne^morning they ap|^eared in court their sal^^low faces aud red, sleepless eyes snowed^what a night of mental struggle they bad^passed. They had weighed every point in^the oase, as just men would. Kvery exten^^uating circumstance was taken into consid^^eration. Dunn was convicted of man^^slaughter. Asone of the jury was leaving he^plunged into nls pocket for a handkerchief^with which to wipe the hympalhetic tears^from his eyes. Out with the handkerchief^came several beau*, which rattled on the^floor. No one noticed the harmless white^little objects. Whatcourt would stoop to^beans'.' Ii.it tr n. unjeUmtm lead to the^most stupendous results. The beans were^probably swept out with the mud, dust,^paper aud tobacco quids, but they had^played their part JudgeKvans, counsel for the accused, in^making au appeal for a new trial in the^criminal district court to-day. by testimony^offered In open court, showed how the jury^had passed their tun-. Indeciding the application Judge Baker^said twelve nien, supplied with a quart^bottle of whiskey, a deck of cards aud a^handful of bean*, who played poker from^I o'clock at night to 4 o'clock in the morn^^ing, and holding a man's liie in their hand^,^could not posMiily givethe prisoner a fair^trial. As long as he presided over a court^he could not sanctiou such a thing, and^therefore he granted the prisoner a new^trial. ITSHOULD KK AMERICA'S. WinterExcursions to California.^On the 16th day of every month the^Northern Pacific Railroad company will^sell excursion tickets to San Francisco and^return at J75; to Los Angeles and return,^- t These tickets have an extreme limit^of six months from date of Issuance, and^can be used going any time within sixty^(AOi days from date of sale. Stop-overs al^^lowed at any point d^ sired^either going or^returning-within limit of ticket Ex^^cursionists have choice of two routes from^Portland^by steamer, or by rail, via the^famous Mount Shasta ronte. It.-arIn mind that the Northern Pacific Is^the only line running through sleeping and^dining cars to the Pacific coast A.L. Stokbb, (reneral Agent RepresentativeYundevcr Given Ksstoni for^tit* Anuvvatlun of tower California, Washingtonspecial: Uen. Vandever, of^California, who last session introduced a^bill for the acquisition of Lower California,^said to-day: ^Lower California is exciting^considerable Interest on account of the^alleged gold discoveries In that region.^If the stones that are told of recent finds^prove to be even partly true, a tidal wave^of Immigration will Hood thst country from^the United States that will overwhelm all^opposition to American occupation, come^from what quarter it may. There is no^good reason why American and Mexican^adventurers may not mingle in I^ower Cal^lfornia m generous rivalry In their search^for gold, but If the International compsuy^that has obtained a precarious and contin^^gent title to much of the country under^^takes, through the importation of Chinese^coolie labor, to assert Its claim to the right^of working the mines, trouble of a very^serious nature will certainly result In^such a contingency, the International com 8anyclaim will not be respected, nor will^ie Chinese be permitted to operate under^Its auspices nor for its benefit What^ever reward may be gained by operating^the prolific gold Held* In Lower California^must inure to the people of the two repub^^lics, aud not to the International company,^which Is believed to be little else than the^agent of nu Knglish syndicate. The sug^^gestion of so amicable acquisition of the^title of I ai r California by the United^Mates, made li: congress at its late session,^seems to tie particularly distasteful to the^International company Tbe reasonable^^ness of that proposition, under the chsnged^conditions by tbe events of a fe^months of mining excitement, may-^change the whole aspect of the^question. PosslMy the Interests of both^Mexico and the United States may, sooner^than Is now apparent require Ainerlcon^occupation, if not the purchase of the coun^try, but the occupation must la any e^ent^be peaceful and mutually honor*bte and^acceptable i^^ hoth countries, thougn disas^^trous to the speculative values of the Inter^national company operating In tbe Interest^of English capital and Kuglish greed. LingualHUatietU-s.^Philadelphia American: Prof Klrchoff.^^f Halle, estimates that the language most^spoken on tbe globe, for the last thousand^years, at least Is Chinese, for It Is without^doubt the only one which Is talked by over^4ta),u0t),U00 of the human race; the next^language most In use (but at a very; great^distance behind Chinese) being Hindu^^stani, took* n by over 100,000,000 Then^follow KuKliah, spoken bv about 100,000.-^000. Knuslan. over 70,000.000, (ierin.m, over^57.000 000, and Spanish, over 47,000,000. Portland,Ore., July St. WhileI was In Tillamook last winter I^was affected in my back and kidneys so^that It was almost Impossible for me to^reach Portland. When 1 got here 1 was^induced to try the Oregon Kidney Tea. 1^drank at my meals, the tea made from It,^and It has effected a radical cure. I csu^hiulily recommend it to all who are^afflicted as 1 was.K Cohn. S^ld by K S Hale A Co., wholesale aud^retail agents, Helena. ThalrButlnsss Booming. Probablyno one thing has caused such a^general revival of trade at K. S. Hale A^Co. s drug store as their giving away to^their customers of so many free trial bot^^tles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Con^^sumption. Their trade is simply enormous^in this very valuable article from the fact^that it always cures and never disappoints.^Coughs, colds, asthma, bronchitis, croup,^mid all throat and lung diseases quickly^cured. You can test it before buying by^getting a trial bottls free, large size $1.^Kvery bottle warranted. MeritWins. Wedesire to say to our citizens, that for^years we have been selling Dr. King's New^Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King's^New Life Pills, Uucklen's Arnica Salve^and Klectric Hitters, and have never^handled remedies that sell as well, or that^have given such universal satisfaction.^We do not hesitate to guarantee them^every time, and we stand ready torMund^the purchase price, if satisfactory results^do not follow their use. These remedies^have won their great popularity purely on^their merits. K. S. Hale A Co., druggists. Hm-kleneArnica Halve.^The best salve In tbe world for cuts,^bruises, sores, ulcers, sslt rheum, fever^sores, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,^corns, and all skin eruptions, and positive^^ly cures piles, or no pay required. It is^guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or^money refunded. Price 25 cents per box.^For sale by R. f. Hate A Co. Theexperience of Dr. It D. Whitley, an^InHuentisI and prominent citizen of Martin-^dale, North Carolina, will no doubt be pe^^rused with interest by people In all parts of^the country. For years he has been sub^^ject to violent attacks of Inflammatory^rheumatism; on the first of February he^bad an attack, which settled in one of bis^knees and caused s'aiost unbearable pain^for two days. He obtained a bottle of^Chamberlain's Pain Halm from W. M.^Houston Co., Mecklinburg City, V C.^lie writes that it gave almost Immediate^relief, and gives Chamberlain's Pain Halm^the highest praise and advises all persons^troubled with like afflictions to use It and^get relief. Sold by H. M. Parchen A Co. SanFrancisco and Los Angeles Excur^^sion Rates. OnJanuary 16th and the same date each^month thereafter, the Union Pacific rail^^way company will sell excursion tickets to^San Francisco at the following rates from^Helena, tioing and returning via Ogden,^$75; going via Ogden and returning via^Portland (either bv rail or steamer between^San Francisce and Portland) or vice versa,^SttO. lios Angeles and return, going via^Ogden and returning same, $K5. Ticket to^the above points include side trips, Otfden^to Salt Lake City and return. All tbe^above tickets are (rood sixty days golnii.ex-^treme limit six months from date of sale^and allow stop-over privileges in both di^^rections within the limit Through Pull^^man cars between Helena and Pocatello^via the Montana Central and Unite, leaving^Helena daily at 7:20 a. m. A.K. Vkazib,^Trav. Pass. Agt., 2* n. Main st A4ar^ Cur* for Piles.^Dr. Kirk's German Pile Ointment has^cured iJlind, Hleedlng and Itching Piles^when all other ointments have failed. It^absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at^ouce, acts as a poultice, gives instant re^^lief. Dr. Kirk's (German Pile Ointment Is^prepared only for piles and itching of tbe^private parts, and nothing else. Kvery^box Is warranted. Sold by druggists or^sent by mail on receipt of price. 60 cents^and SI pn box. Sold by K. S. Hale A Co.,^Helena. TheC,LltU A. C. Ky. (Kankakee^Line), is now selling round trip tourist^tickets to points in Florida at very low^rates. Tickets, first-class, good fifteen^days In each direction and until June 1,^188V, for return. Call on or address near^^est agent for tickets, rates, time, etc. CureFor Flies,^itching plies 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 piles, yield at once to tne applica^^tion of Dr. Hosanko's Pile Ketnedy, 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. Bosauko^Medicine company, Piqua, O. Sold by R.^K Hale A Co. Dr.Ho-aan-a*.^In his new discovery for consumption, suc^^ceeded In producing a medicine which Is^acknowledged by all to be simply marvel^^ous. It Is exceedingly pleasant to tbe^tinte, perfectly harmless, and does not^sicken. In all cases of consumption,^coughs, colds, whooping cough, croup,^bronchitis and pains In tbe chest it has^tfiven universal satisfaction. Dr. ltosan-^ko's Cough and hung Syrup Is sold at 60^cent by K. S. Hale A Co. Aneminent physician savs: A healthy^liver secretes from two to three pounds of^bile every twenty-four hours and disposes^of ttiis secretion where it will do tbe most^good. Vow If the liver Is out of order, the^whole system Is In trouble, tbe spirits are^depressed, the mind is not clear, and s oer-^son whose liver Is not performing its duty^In very soon unfitted for regular business.^Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic rouses the^torpid liver snd ensbles It to perform Its^proper functions, thereby regulating the^whole system. Sold by R. S. Hale A Co.,^wholesale snd retail agents, Helena. Sweptb^ th* Tide of Popularity^To tbe topmost pinnacle of success. Hoe-^tetter's Stomach Hitters stands a shining^proof of what genuine merit backed by^tbe living force of proven facta.can attain.^The North and South American continents.^Europe, Australia, the West Indies, t.uat^einala and Mexico have all contributed^wide patronage and testimony of the most^favorable kind^but unsolicited^to swell^the reputation of this sterling remedy.^Among the maladies fur which the most^convincing public and professional testi^^mony proves that It is a benign curative,^are chills and fever, bilious remittent^dumb ague and ague cake, dvipensla, liver^complaint nevousness, debility, kidney^and bladder complaints. It mitigates tbe^infirmities of age, hastens convalescence,^has a tendency to prevent ill consequences Woman'smost faithful friend is Oregon^Kidney Tea. It Is especially adapted to^complaints peculiar to delicate systems,^and worts likemsgic without leaving any^unpleasant after effects. O.egon Kidney^Tea is a purely vegetable preparation and^is unequaled in Kidney and 1 rlnary com^^plaints. Sold by K S. Hale A Co., whole^^sale and retail agents, Helena. HOMErUTlMONV HKi.Kifa. Oct 7,1887. Iwas suffering from an unusually bad^cough, my lungs were sore and congested,^and 1 consulted one of the best physicians^In Helena, whose prescriptions failed to^relieve me. I became alarmed, and at the^suggestion of a friend purchased a bottle of^Acker's Knglish Kernedy for coughs, and^after taking It according to directions was^completely cored. 1 therefore cheerfully^recommend ItJaoob Switzhb. Ihad a racking cough and Inflamed^throat and bought a bottle of Acker's Eng^^lish Kemedy upon the recommendation of a^friend, and waa entirely enred by It I^consider It a never falling remedy for a^cough.J. Fbldbbbs. Acker's^ngllsh preparations are for sale^In Helena only bv K S. Uale A Co. Oo m 0 o cr CD g too HIm w Si toO OMAHAMEDICAL/SURGICAL INSTITUTE. 10 WITHOUTANY LOSS. EuropeanPremium Bonds.^WITH $5.00 Toocan secure a right to tax* part In 10 draw^^ing* annually and st the asms time be^credited to the purchaser's Se^^conal, Prises of 200,000,100,000, 50,000.Etc. Thesals of these boms Is la accordance wttti^the Unltod States laws sad mnet aot be confound^^ed with say lottery scheme. Bach bond st least^mast be redeemed with It* full nominal value end^th* holder ha* the chanos to draw prlaea op to 200,000. ForBond*. Clrcalsra. sad other Information^addressL. WACHIHANN. as4 Ws. JAHKTIKi, Helena.St T I*. O. *V^^Authorised representative* for the European Bonda Kichaag* Co t hlcago Ills btaata /.-l turnBulldog.^Bole and legal)/ Incorporated firm for the sale oftbsss bonss. W.H. BAKER A CO. it THEFAIR Broadway,Opposite Poetofnce, NEWDRESS GOODS,^RIBBONS, SATI\S. SILKS, Hosiery,Etc. Newattractions on our ft an 1 10 cant coun^ten. Harper'sBexar I'atterne GOEAST Via.THE NorthernPacific RAILROAD, TheDininr Car Route GREATSHORT LIKE toJlLLt EASTERNCITIES 250MUee^uu'iT Chicago^AND ALL POINTS EAST. TUBONLY ThroughCar Line LowRates, Quick Time, PullmanPalace Care tOKIMifi*PACIFIC r/sYsT T*BL Th*following 1* tbe time of the arrtrals snd^departure* of train* on th* Northern Parlflc od^the new m-hednle, taking effect Wednesday,^Jan. 0,188S 4MUM' a I* AT ii II BN A No.1^Through Weci-boond express.. S:9U p m M 8^Through Bsst-bound eiurss*7:10 p Bj m b^ Butts, Mleeoal* and Bel. Kip.. 18:01 p Bj 10-^Mtrtile ^'seeen**r10:10sm fJDHlmlnl Accommodationft Opa T-Wicks* Boulder and Calvin Pass 8:40 p m^DsrAHTi rib rsoa hilina.^No. 1 Through Weet-hound e^pre** 4:0^pm Mt^ Through Bs*t-nound express^ 2ft p m 7-Hel*ne, Hutu and BllstonJe Bx. H:00am '*B-aUryevllU Pssssrgsr4:1ft p m 10^ Rlmlnl Accommodation....Brlftam M8^Wkke* Boulder and l'alTln Pass H:00am^A. L. 8TOEBB Oeasral Ag*ni. Helena, M.T.^C. B. FBI, O. P and T Agt hi Caul, Minn JamesTwiford, MAN!KACTI KKK OP WagonSheets, Tents, Awning*^and Hydraulic Hose. Twentydifferent etyle* of Window Awnings^sad th* latest Improved flit urea for hanging. Csavssof ail kinds and width* from SO inch*^^wide to 180 Inches wide always la stock, Th*latest Improved Camp Uoods.^MAIN STBBBT. HBLRNA MerchantsHotel, r^raer Broadway and Warren Ktr**M,^^)ppof4lt^ U. 8. A mm ay Office, OJLBNA,MONTANA tHOB.O'BRIEN SON, Props Mswlrntstd sad Newly rnmlshsd Uinn^ssni^Ladle* and tenant Baths, Barb** Shop, Bar sad^BlUard Ball, with all Modern tsssa SAMPLEROOM8 Withspecial accomodations foe Commercial^Traveler*. 'BUNkl'nb to and from all trains FORMEN ONLY! 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Combinesthe juice of the BlueFigiof^California* so laxative and nutritious^with the mcduinal virtues of plants^known to be most beneficisl to the^humsn system, forming the ONLY PFR^KECT REMEDY to set gently yet^promptly on the KIDNEYS,LIYER AND BOWELS and TO Cleansethe System Effectually, jTHAT PUREBLOOD, REFRESHINGSLEEP. HEALTHand STRENGTH Naturallyfollow. Every ris is using it^and sll sre delighted with it. Ask your^druggist for SYRUP OK FIGS. Manu^^factured only bf the CALIFORNIAFIG SYRUP CO, SanFkancuco, Cal.^Lot'iftvn ls, Kv.Hssj Vosa, N. V UTAHASSAY OFFICE ChemicalLaboratorv. j.t. oovb, HSLKMA, '..-idand Silver HUvertfltt and lewl^Ls^d air:::::.::::: 81Th)/.Inc (^Tla 10Antimony. 180Arsenic... 1M)Iron M.T.$9 00 .ft 00^. 5 00^ft 00^1 BO R.S.HALE CO. WH01,BBALIAMU HBTA1L AliasSummons. Intne District court of th* First judicial dtat-1 I^of the Territory of Montana In and fur the oo^ ntf^uf Lewis and I'lark*. C.Y. Illle, MM bnslness under ttie nana* And^style of 0 BUI* and tviufauy, plalnUf, ^^Louis A von Unffmsn, defendant. Thep^opl* of Um 'lesTttorv of Montana, a*-at^freedny to the alniv* named defendant. Yousre herehy required t^. et^i*t*r la an a^ u^^n^hn us:tit vslnst you bj the aU^ve named plat iitff^In the UUUlct cx^urt of th* Pint judicial dUu.ct^of the Territory of Montane* 'n and for the rxnnty^of Lewie and Clarke, and to anener the couiplaint^Bled th*rein, within ten da^s ^iclualve of the dajr^of eertloe) after the eervtre on you of this sum^tnone. If eervi d within thle county; or, If eerved^oat of thl* county, but In thle aletrlrt, within^tweot^ dnye; otherwlee within fortydaya, or judsw^ment 17 default will w taiten aAjalnet you, ssj ord-^las; to th* (^rar*r of said complaint. The eaid ac^^tion Is brought to obtain a Judgment of eaid^court against ^oq fur th^ sum ot six hundred and^tftr dollars, the v*ju*of c* tain service* rendered^^oa by 1 laioilff at Tour reqj'ieet as a broker at^Helena Montana Territory, in the eale ^f cwtteln^real **la'e allunted in esld ll(*leua, b*tw^*o the^flrst 1 of July ltest, siid ihe SHrd na/ of (K-totter^ISHS, tog. tMkr with Internet tb*r^^ou from October^Artf, iws, st ten per rent per sun .tn bacsn of^your tiureaeouat fe and \eistlouous delay In pay-^ins ***d ^nm; all a* mor* tully appenre In the^C4^uiplalnt on Die u^reln tu which refrn-nce 1*^b*r*^t ksd. Anaessj are hereby notified that If yon fats to^epi^e*,r and answer the complaint, as abov* re^^quired, th* said plaintiff will take judgvineut^sgtltiM ^ou for ihs sum of sit hundr**u andfl'ty^do'lar*wlth Interest thereon fmu 1 1 1 1 1^1HHN at t^ n per tfnl per annum and corta of suit, 4|venunder my band and the *s*i of thedle-^trict court of the lret Judicial District of ih*^Territory of Montana, In and foi the cuaty of^Lewie sad Clarke, this 1st day of March, In th*^year of oar Lord on* thoueend eight hundred and^^tglity nine. thWal1K. VY. MoCUVl*KLL, Clerk. By1 .-n LsCroli, I^epaty Clerk. H.fl Mclnur* Attorneys for r lain tiff. AliasSummons Territoryof Montana, County of Lewie and^Clarke, ss. Inthe Justice s Court of Helena towsahlp, h*-^fore B K Woodman, luillce of the j^e*ce. B.J Hlck*y, plalnttff, va. Frank Bee, defend,^ant. Ihe people of the territory of Montana to th*^above noned defendsut, greetlnsj: Xouar* hwrebv summouMl to l^e and appear^twfore me, H K Woonmsa, a just lev of the pest*^In and for th* county of Lewi* and Clark*, st my^^ dice Iq Helena within ten day* afur the coinph*^ilon of e*rvlc* of thl* summons, to wit, after the^4lh day of April. A. D 1HKU, than and there to^make answer to tne^-omp alut of B. J Mickey,^the above named plal^ tiff. In a civil srtlm tors-^cover the sum of elxty eight dollara, for hoard^and money lo*n**d and fu'nl*b*d br plaintiff to^defendant at l is epei lal lnsta^re and requeet h*^Iween January let and March 1ft, l^tt, snd In is-^fault thereof judgment will lie rendered agaluet^soa, Krank Be^, Uie|alK^ve uam*d defnidanl. for^the sum of alx'y eight dolUr* and coat* of eult In^this behalf eipen' ed GivennnS*r my band this 18th day uf March,^A. D 1WW. BP WiiUDMAN,^Justice of the 1'eace of said Township StockholdersMeeting. Tothe stockholders of th* W**t (iraalte Moua M'n'ntr m noticeIs hereby given that a meeting of th* ta'i B11 ng Compear herebygd -ockholdete of the West Granlt* Monataln Mhi DRUGGISTS. Dealersla PnUnt MedtrlD**, Kancy Tnlle^Ci^KKls, Lantern Lampe and Lamp tinods, Olaee,^faints. Oils, etc. Harglf el Instrument*, crutches^Brace*, *tc Whoi^si* agents for Cnro fo^Coughs and Colds, Etrk s Pile Ointment, w Itcbe^^fCgoLodlum, Boeanko Medicine*, Dr. Kilmer'^Remedy, Dandelion Tonic, Oregon Kidney Tea^Dutard'a Hpeclac I1ININGEXPERT. Dr.Swallow offer* hi* *srvaCj** la haying and^^sUlng Mines, thinking hi* tons arqusintano* with^th* mine* uf th* country sad forty year* eiperi^^ace In mining m^y b* assfnl to operators Us^ass several valuable mine* for sal*, and has has^sens (onnartlon* with eeveral see tern parti** who^wish to bay Montana rnln**. Offio*Ht. Loal* Block, Ho. V* Main strsst Ipreerdbe and felly en-^doree Ht^ ^j li the ^si)^erectflc tor tbec'rtJncwjS^of tin this i.U.I.n .hah/M M '^.,^ABOSUrSsin. I Y W*havs sold Big G tor 'isny yesr* snd U ha* five*tbs best ef eatia^as-1 toe^i^ It in crr a co.t^cbi^w^f^ iii^^ I BS). IBM ny Dmgfisu ParchMAO.- wkoie- NoticeOf Election PureusnttoanOrdinance of the City Ceunrl^of the city of Helens, entitled ^Providing for the^submission to the voters of the city of the unr*^tlon of leeulnK certain honde,^ approved March^V. 18HV, there will he submitted to the qualified^elector* of tbe said city uf Helens, on Monday,^tbe flr-t day of April, 1NW, th* uueeilon whether^SSBSjSB honde shall he Issued on the credit of eaid^city tu the amount of one hundred and thirty^thouasnd dollars for the purpoee of constructing*^sewers Theplace where vol** will h* received tn es' h^ward at the election to b* h*ld for thst porpoas,^and 1 e Juduee of electl ^n are ae follows: KlretWard.-Polling piste, City Hall, judge*,^B. P. Klnner, Wd^. Uiiwy. SecondW*rd PollliiK place, Bnglne honp*;^Jiidgee, Cornelius lledt;ee, Kdward L Flaherty ThirdWsr.l Polling 1 it Armory IUH^judgee.Mtieeph tJsns P j. Conn -r. FourthMard PulUnv puce (ierhauser'si^Judge*, 1'hos. A. Hay, W. W. P.own. FifthWsrd Polling pis--. .Klectrlc Llyhtotlce,^judges, r^ c ttllpatrlck .V H, Haskell. MiihWard.- Poll* jg place, Bos* house;^ji'dgee, J Ktul.be p .1 Perrine H*ven*bWard,-''oiling plar*. Bouthweet cor'^ner of Breckenrldge and Devi* str**t*; Judges,^W. r. Wheenr, David Kuth. Theelecilunwill he cxmducted returned snd^canvaeeed in the aaine manner as o'her city elec^^tionsA. C BiiTKIB, city clerk, Helens,Mont., March V, 1888. StockholdersMeeting. Oewicsorrss^^Rocky Fork sV Cook City Hail way Co. Toth* fttockboldvrs of the Rocky Fork 4 Cook^City Haitioedcompany: IMeea*tsks notlc* tbat s apecial m*^t-^ing of the eto kholdere of (be above nsnod Com^^pany will ha held at the office of the ct mpsny In^the Frst Matlnnal Hank Hulldlng. In Helena,^Montana, on th* bth day of April, 1HH9, at U^o'clock if 1 1. for tbe purpoee of voting upon, ap^^proving, ratifyfnv, confirming and authorising^the following resolutions already adopted hy U*^Board of Directors of said ompanr, vis: Heeolved:Thst the capital *toca of tble com^piny Is In ufficlent to enalil thl* rorporat'on to^constract It* ro*d;anc tbat It I* neee^ary to In^^crease the capital -to^ k to the eum of two million^doilin. iMi.mst lo cover th* *xpeue^ of th*^1 ueffSji ucti. n of the road. KeeolvM):That tbe capital stock of this com^nany be and the same 1* hereby Increased to and^Bx^ d st two million aollsre (f^.tXMMS^), divided^Into twentv thous^nd(3K) 0 ehar** of one bundml^dollar* ^B^]4^^j **cb. Andforancb uth*r tiislneaa^^^ may come Imfore the meeting Byoid^r o( the Board of Dlrectore. C.A. BPOFFOHD,^Prswldvut IDWAHDBDB8, MecretsryHelena, Mont., March wVnd, 1hhu. in; ComT^aoy (s corporation dnly Incorporated^under and by virtu* uf th* laws of Montana t*rrl-^tory), will b* held at the law office, of Maeeeua^lUllsro, In tbe city of tMena, Couaty of Lewi*^an 1 Clark*, tarrttttry of Montana, on HaturSav.^tn* llth day of Ma^, A. D. lt^U: commencing at \0^o'clock a m of eaid day, for tbe purpose of sub^mlttlug to the etorkbolder* of eala 1 orporntlon, *^uropoalllou to sell all of th* mining ground,^hoisting works snd other pro erty of every kind,^character and description i^elonglng to eaid cor-^potation. Kacb particular tra 1 or piece of prop*^erty so to be euld h*4ntf ill* Inctly e|h^cid*d as fol^^lows, to wit: Th* following a**crlb*d quarts^mining claims snd mining prou*ite* ^ltuai^,^lytrg and b*lng in flint crwea unorganised rnln^Ing dleirlrt In ihe countr of D*er Lodge, snd t*r^rlbiry of Moutsns, to-wit. Haiti*hnake Unie, th* aame being dealgnsted^bv the Sn-vetor General of M' ntauaa* lot No.^118, Is tovtusblp nam her *ev*a north of rauge^iblriean neat, snd embracing *l*v*n end sixty^five oue hundredths of aa acr* ButteLoo*, (he aame being designated by th*^^aid Biirv*yor U*a*r*i as lot Mo 118,ta said^to wash I p and range, and embracing Ave at res and^three on hundr* uth* of aa acre clearGrit Lode, tb* aame being dealguatvd by^lb* said ^arv*yor u-m ss lot No, 114,in eaid^townebtp and range, an l smhracing eight and^eighty five one hundredths acres, Fr*cion Lode, the eauie b* Ing deaignsted by^th* said Hurv*yor Oeasrsl ss lot Mo. 116, In aald^township and range, and embracing two, and^four t oe hundredths acre* AlamedaLode, the eame being dealgnatw) by^th* said Bnrveyor t;*n*ral ss lot No. 118, In aald^township sad rau*v* and embracing nlnet*ea^at res and eight hundredths of an acr*. littleDaawy Lode, tb* sain* being designated^by th* said Hsrveyor 0*a*rai ae lot No 11 is^eaid township and rang*, sad *mbr* Ing nln*^at res and elg bty Ave one h andredth* uf aa acts. KllaatethLude, tb* **m* b*inv dechrosl ^d by^ih* aald Surveyor General ae lot No. 84, eaid^k^waablp and rang*, and embracing elgUietm^acre* an 1 lift* sit one huudradtbs of an acr*. Theabove described lode* being as designated^sad described In the official *urveye the.sot by the^Hurveyor Oensral uf Montana AleoDonsjlsa Lode and Douglas Lod* 8, ss^said Douglas and Douglas No. g lod** are de-^ecrlb*d In reeiteitlvs uotlceeof location thereof^recorded la the offlc* of th* county recorder of^said county of Deer I. dge. Also all machinery,^fixtures sod personal pm(^erty of every kind,^character and deecrlpllon Itelnnglng to said cor-^l^ot^tlon. lit ail water, water rights, dltche*.^wquednct*, reservoirs, flume*, frsnchl*** ana^prDllegee up* n, leading to, connected with, or^neuall^ bad and enjoyed In connection with said^deecrlt ed pr*mls**, and *at h and every part and^parcel itiere f ItIs lntsaded to submit to said stockholder* the Crepositionto sell ail properly, real and personal^^longing to said corporation. ANTONM. HOLTBR^HAMUELT 1UI 8KB,^CUAH. K W KLLS,^1. K PAHDKK,^A A. Mi DONALD,^BD l./IMMi HMAN,^11 M. PAH^ HBN,^Trustees of We*t Oranlte Mountain Mining Com DsJedHelena. Montana, March *Ho, 1HHV. Noticeto Contractors and Builders. Hldswill be rer#lved up to 'i o clock, p m.,^Aprils, lhMH.for the erecth n of s Presbyferlau^chorch at Boulder, Montana, eaid bids will h* for^the erection of the brick walla, e alu wails 84x56^feet, lri fset hlgb and W Incbea thick. al*o s tow*r^1U f*et It) lnchee ef^nare, SS fee* high. For plan*^tnd sueclnVetlf us apply to A. H kello^.g, truetee,^Houlder, Montana Contracture tu fornlsb ma^terlal, Trustees reeerve the right to reject any^kiid sll bids Noticeof H l.ool Mt^^^ inu- Noticele hereby gtv-fn, that the annaal *chtM^l^meeting of Heuina Wchsol IH-trlti No I will he^held at the Central Hrbool Itulldtog, In eaid achuol^district, Lewis snd Clarke county, territory uf^Montana, un Hatnrday, April Sth, 1^^*h( tor the^purpoe* of electing one trust** to **rv* for the^term of tkreo years, and for the treneectlon uf^such otb*r huainese as ntav com* h*fur* tbe meet^^ing. Polls will he pen from o'clock p m un^^til euneet of said day.^Dated Helens, Mi ntana, March 12th, lt*w.^MAHHBNA BUL .AKD, 1^AKTHITH J. CHAVBN, VTrustees,^K. II. UOMBY. AliasBummonr. Terrtury of Montana, County of Lewi* and^(Mark*. injusticesCuurt, Helena Township, before^B, F Woodman. Juetlce of th* P*ace 0.M. Chambllae, plaintiff, vs W. B. Thorn on,^defen J ant. Tbepoopl* of the Territory of Montana, to tbe^above named defendant, greeting. Youare here 17 suuimonetl to he and appear b*^ft*re me B K. Woooman, a justice of th* pear* In^and for the county of Lewi* and Clark*, at my^^flu e to Helena, within tan da^e after completion^of publication uf thle sQmmons, to wit, a/tor the^Ad day of April, A. D then and there to make^answer to the toinplalnt of M. haouhlta*, the^above named plaintiff. In a civil acth n to r*cov*r^tbe sum of on* hundred and 8fty dollara. tor pro-^feeeloual service* ae a pbyalciau, r^-nd*red by^plaintiff for defendant twtwoen the ltth day of^FebrDsry and the Pith dny of March, DSN, and In^default thereof judgment flriU l^e rtudsred against^yoa, the above named defftidant, for th* sum of^ons hundred and fifty dollars and cost* of suit in^bl* ben ail sipendedT. (itvenunder my hand this l^tb ^ay of March, A^D. 188S.B. P. W00DMAN. Justiceuf the Paare of aald township. Netioeto Co-Owners. ToCharles Wbltc.mb and 11 B.Davis You^ars hersby not!fled t' st 1 have expended on*^hundred dollars In labor and Improvement* upon^the Vlrglnlus quaru lode, *ltu*t*Mi In I^*wi* and^Clarke county, Montana Territory, In Ht mpl*^'unorganized) ml Mr g dtstrb t, and la MasasM ^^n^th**a*t by th* Clev*Tasd lod* and ua lb* weet by^th* Coma lock and ferueb* lod**, is ordse U^ bold^^aid pre mines under the provision* of section^l.MA ItevUed Ms ute* of tb* United Mtatee. being^the amount re'iun 1 to hold the eame for th* year^11HK, and If with n ninety day* after thl* notlc*^you fail to or ref iee to contrlb ite your propor^tlon of such esif^*ndlture a* a co owner, your In^tereet in eaid Virgin! lode claim will become^the property of this ^iherrtber. Marysvilla,lewis and Clarke county, Jan. sd. KKANCI8BKYAN. Notice)to Co-Owners. ,lielng the amonnt required by law to hold^ine earns for the year ending Dec. il^If within ninety days from the publication of this notlieyou fall or rtfuee to contribute your pro- Brtionof eu^h axpeaditur* as a co owner, your^isreet In said claim will hexome the propeity of^th* sob^^ rli-sr under said sertlo* fUSM. H|gn*d)HAH'iLD K OH NT Helena,l^ewlt and Clark* county. Moat Jan *^l. Notlooto Co-Owners To0*0 Bow en: Y'ou are hereby notlAed that I^have *speed^d two bandred dollar* In labor and^Improvements upon the LUsle quarts lode, stlua^ted iBeei two thousand feet noriliwMl f the Lit^^tle Emma quarts h^de mining claim, near Jackson^creek and the Br ndon quarts lode, eltuated al^ont^one half mile northeast of the little BmmaquarU^lode mining claim and ahoot twu thouaana feet^north of Jackson creek, with the Hum ner lode on^the east and the I Dale lod* on tb* w**t, both in^no org* 11 sad mining district, In Jefferson county,^Montana territory, aa will appear by certificate on^file In th* otto* of th* recorder of aald cosnty, In^order to hold eaid premise* under tbe provisions^of Kec. 48*, revised statute* of the retted Hlatee.^t^elng th* amount required to huid the earn* for^the year lrfetti and if within ninety daya after this^notice yon fall, or refuse to contribute yoar pro^^portion of such eipendltare as a co-own*r, yoar^Interest in said Llasl* and Brandon lorte claims^will become the property of tb* euherriber. W.P.CUMMINH Helena,Lewis and Clarke count v, and territory^of Montana, Jan. 17th, 1888. ORBIT ClosingOut Sale! H.TONN rropo***to start for New York to pun has*^8prlng tiood* within a short time, there^for* wiU effer OverTen Thousand Dollars' worth,or MILLINERY1 FANCY GOODS. ATAN ENORMOU8BAORIFlOB. Irent Bargains will b* offered In Trtamed and I'ntrlmmed HATSAND BONNETS Plushes65c per VML Kid Olov**, tmbroiuered Backs. 76 cants Uoodsmast b* sold within 80 days to mak*^room for Hprtnr Goods. H.TONN,^8 North Msla ^t, Helena, Mont GreatEnglish Remedy Murray's Hpecltlc. A^tiarsnt**ed ure for ^ll n*rv*o* die^tf^ esse*, such as Weak Memory, Lo** of^f*-1B1^ .drain I'ower, ll)^t*-rln, U^'s'la^re, Pain^PSJ BSSs/Mi the Bark. Nervona rroetraUon.Wake^fuln***, LenconhoH*, Unlrereal I^ssltoda. Heml^nal Weakneaa, Impotoncy and general loss of^pow*r of th* OenerattT* Organa~ln elttier Sei,^caused hv lndtecretlon or over eiertlon, and which^ultimately lead to 1'reniature Old Acre, Insanity^and Coneumption. ftl a bos or als tioxe* for $f^H*nt by mall on rocnipt of prico. Full partlcolars^In pamphlat, s*nt fre* to *v*ry applicant WsUa a ran tee Ma Boiss^to cor* any cas*. For *T*ry tt^ order re^celved, w* eend all hoiee, with a written^iruaraat**to refund th* money if oar^specific doe* not effect s cars. Addreae^all communlratloDs to the Hole Manufsc-^tar*rs* TUB BI HKAV M BIHt'lNB 00-^Kansas (ity. Mo.^For aal* In Helena by H M Psnc uss S Co. ONSALE TOaSBaaXstCg UNIONPACIFIC e*JSi PRINCIPALPOINTS EAST,WEST,^NORTH and SOUTH ToMr. A. B Douglaaa, who Is a co-owner with^J. C. Paulsen and K Orant In the following^de*. rt^^ed property M H o* H M H H of HW k of^^ec m Tu. irf N of B we*C. Yon ar* hereby^n dlflsd that 1 (the andarrlgned) hare eipended^one hunr'red dollars (8xs^^ In labor and Improve^ni' nu upon the above des- rlh*d property, as will^appear hv c*ruflrat* llod May ltd, 1*7, In th* of^flc^ of the recorder of sa'd county In order to^hold tbe eatd premises under lbs provision^ ^^f^section l \l\ of the Kevleed (^utiit^* ot th* l'nit*4 nd LENOIRMOU8C Btssoi Hsat CorMain Ht. and;U*lena av Helena. Montana, Kvery loom s flrst-claee frost room PAOI'IOMOTIL-Stssm H*at^Vslnstrset, Helena, Montana, B aaine** center of tbe city. First rlss*. AU strsst cars pas*^the above house*. Many reeleurente In rioss proximity at all price*. European Plsn, Booms 50c.^76c. |l salts fl.M) per day according to location American Plan $1.85 to iSL.'O per day. fpeclal^weekly rat**.B. O. LBNOIR, Prop, both hoi D Rpowell REEVES GO. EAR NERVOUS Lis*of YltalPow* TheOld Helleble^hpeclallat of tvaay^tears1 sxpeiience.^treats with wonderfnl^snccrsa all L V NO^THKOAT, t'AM'IK,^PILIH, FISTULA. Ruptu-e,e,Vo^1 painor hindrance^from bosinas*. Treat*^ail forma of Throat,^Lung,Merv*and Blood^dlseasss, all Chronic^dl^sees and Deform^Itles fsr In adv ance of^an y Institution In this^country. Those who^contemplate going to^Hot Hpr|ngs for the treatment of any Private or^Blood die**** ran h* cared for ons third the cost^at our privet* Dispensary. IA mCC By this treatment a pure, Lovely^LAIIICspt'oiiipli'xlon. fne Irom rallowmes^freck'**. hiack^oad*. eruptions *tc. Brilliant^eyse an^1 perfect health can be hen. |ST*That^ilrsd^ feeling and all female weik^neeeee promptly caied. Bloating Heaoacbo*, Ner^^vous Prostration, Uenera* Didillny. Hleepleeenese,^I^eiire**bin ti Indtgeetlon, Ovarian trouble*,^Iii(tarnation and Ulceration, Falling and Displace^menta, Hplnai Weakneee. Kidnev complainta and^i hsag* rf Llf*. Oonault th* old Doctor. Aiuie or Chronic in^fl sin st ion of th* ByeLds,^or r'l.i-e snd far and near atghtoiln***, Inverrlon^of th* lids. Hcrofaloaa Byee, Ulceration, Inilams-^tlons, Aheceetee Dlmne** i t Vision of one or^tM^th eyee. and Tumoia of Lid. Inflam at ton of tb* Bar, Ulceration or Ua^tarrb, Internal or Bxlarnal D*aine*^ or Psraly-^els, Hinging or hoarlng noise*. Thickened Drum^^*V _ iHthlllty,H permatot r Imi-s. Hem^al l.oaees, Night Kin lesions. r,KIe^ple**nees, Deepo^ndency,^Uhm of Memory, Confusion of Idas*. Blears bs^fore tbe Kyes, Lassitude, Langoor, Oloomlnees,^I^epreeelon of Hplrlts, Aversion to boclety, Baay^Dletotiratrrd, Lack of^ onfldenc*, Dull, Listless,^llnflt for Htody or Baalnes*. at d finds Uf* a our^den; Nafely, Permanently and Privately Cured. BLOODAND SKIn..rr,-,.m moeth irrllile In lte results c nupletely eradicate*)^without the nee of mercury, Hcrofuls, Bryslp**Iae,^Fever aor**, Blotches, limplea. Ulcers, Psln In^th* Hand snd Bones HyiihUltlc Bor* Throat-^Mouth snd Tongne, tHanauIsr Bnlargsment of^th* nsck, Hheamatlem, Catarrh, stc I'ermanent^ly i ii i i*d when others have felled.^HDIkJiDV KI ney and Bladder Iron I.lee,^UnlflA II I -sk H-^ k. Burning I'rtos, Kr^^quencv of Urlustlntr. Urine high colored or milky^sediment on standing, OonorrWa, Uteet, Cystitis^etc promptly and aafely cur*d. Charge* reason^able. BloodPol-^son, Venereal ^.lesions, loaa of sexualiiowar, weakneee of th* e*zual organs,^want of dealre In male or female whether from^Imprudent habits of y ang or sexual hsblta In^mature years, or any caus* thst d*hUitatee the^Sfxoal habit la mslur* year*! sp**xlily and par-^nauentiy un*d CoDBUitattonfre* and strictly confidential^Medicine H*nt free from observation to all parn^of the Unltod Htatos. Cor respondence receive*^prompt Attention No tetters answered unless^accompanied by four rents tn stamp* Hand ten^cents In *tsmp for pamphlet and Hal of questions^npon Private, Hpaetai and Nervou* Diseases,^Nemlnal Wesknt-ee, r^permstorrhu-a, Impotency,^Hyphllll', ttonorrbtes, Ulsotand Varlcocie.^Terms strictly rsth. Call on or edcre**^dr. POWELL REEVES a 00. pRiVAtidispensary Cornerof Main and Wall etreete, opposlt* Cos^^mopolitan Hotfll, listens, Mont. ta\kbthe soamo Roura or THENORTHWEST TUB M-ANITOB-ARAI LWAYSM airit PRIVATEDISEASES Taint,gleet, atrlctur*. earnlne! eml ranssw ass POPULAR SHORT LINE Meisos.erii.see, Bould*r, Butte. Maryavlll*. 8t. Paul,Minneapolis. Chlcauo snd^All Points tast NewOpen for Passenger Traffic SOLID THRDUBHTRAINS DAILY OPIUM lr J SlvptMUe, UbtKuU OslS RUPTURE 28Nortli Main St. Helena.Mont. A.E. VEAZIE, Pass. Agt. A.LKWI8,G A. If in.-. Mont. ICE, I'lifcrraontedand not^intoxicating. Acts like^charm in all cam ol Disr-^rhues ami Dysentery snd all^stomach and bowel troubles.^Grateful alike to women, chil^^dren and convalescents. Gftfw^s delicious flavor to ice-water,^lemonade or sods-water. Imported snd bottled by MlHALOVTTCH,FoBTCHKB A Co. Cincinnati,O- For sale by J.8W1TZIB, sol* agent, Helens, Montana snd^sll wholssal* and retail UrugKlsts, Liquor Dealers^and Wins Merc beat* err where. Butte,Helena and St. Paul PalaceSleeping Cars,^Luxurious Dining Cars,^Magnificent Day Coaches.^And Free Sleeping Cars^For Second-Class Passengers. Ssfsty.Csfsifsjft ^nd CostrtM} far^Our Pttrons. Itwill 1m tb irrealeet en^le*vor of tb*^tuent tu r in iralue iMSSja On Tins PxllnwlnKlstl.e Uiue of arrival snd departure^of trains at Helena osj tlie new *cbedulet Ukln^^^ff^ct March SSth, 1MHU: Tsamtaaajvs at bblsha. Bo4- Ht. i'ftul AUsnUc Sx. from Butt* and^*outbt 11 Si a m. No.1 Montana Padflc Bx. from Ht Pani^S'id east 4 56 p m. No..'Helena and Bntts Bx. from Butt* and^*outtit S:2U p in No.5^ Marravllle Ri press, 10 s. m. Taatnsuarssrr raoa bblssa. No.4 Ht. Paul Atlantic Bx. for St. Psul and^east, nr. s m No.I Montana Psclflc Bx for Butte sad aontb,5:00 p. BS, No.1 Helena and Butt* Kx for Butt* sad south,- i*. s m No.a--Marysvilla Kxpreee, i Jl p. m TrainsNoe. H and 4 connect at Butte with Union Pacific PurFurther Information call on or addr**e say^*ir*nt of tr I* company, at pP HllKLBi, ^^en Manager, Helena.^M. P BBN iv N, Trav. Pass. Agt. Helena iRUPTUBE Uu.rkljsndT'srnianrniW^fy [tarot^rth*0slet^iHi*l sailASasjTLTt'USBObysslsf tb IDEMELECTRIC TRUSS *\f.f^ tlM,h TKIRHI,!.,,, erfrsisri i hLgi, i M r mm, i m ^^u4iy^f^ rss. ^*f^^iu ^Ht,s^im ll'lfc' tL'- 1^^Tlll^Ui. ll.j sMUtr,P^*sr. K*is sunni* w.nu. rH^*ss.asa. iiiuacs^l^ivaWrrss. II UBII, tllSHIIIlNaVlUVII.CSL ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castcria iK.lt'K'Bp4tknt^rlACNET'C aLAlTlCTRUSi. .Mi OvlT 0ssvisr^usi EMftowssr.H^JWl NMCVrN^lead f'^r Krw 11! i nH-'l l'is OatlStMAb |#ctrloTruss IwSaSSj SSSSSSSS^|M*S*Terf .afasearwd tb^i^i*sads. Bstsh. MB^let No. I. *t*ntlrrail lesttsisanjf^^nw^waasHi CU StASASTSS IhUNs*IHI'kOV rd ni\fAwu vrriSaeuriMt.* I t'KK us^KVBSATIVB WEAKKSMH (Wis*^I^*iI^^m^m I mrrmtB mt^i'. ir. mh ..i --ai MTSV rastwr^t.- M^US fain Sttyeartk. Sl^sUi*^V rai inw.win.tt. furlali Sa.OSD Is tmk,^^ tSaipfcHa S*. mmdnp. ^t.i ^mm psr-^Sfl-fl'T ^-r* '~'^SaSJaS SmaSBSk*^*.^^*^^ AIHSIltlTllf SB, IKIHRCI IIMI HSiU.Ctt H.BAUER. TANNER^ DRESSER, 108L*wr#r^c* StrWSt, H*1*ns. M. T. Dr.Liebig Co. Willbs in Helen* April 1st to 7th^BtlVtnV Hotfl. Main'St, and at^the VVimlHor Hotel, Butte,^March 20th to 30th. LIEBIGWORLD DISPENSARY ANDINTBBNATIOrlAL Med.ossland Sursjioal Institute,^901 and 303 West Mb St.. KanBM^City, Mo., and 400 Geary St..^San KranrlMo, Cal. Forth* Treatment of sll Chronici Surgical Diseases Appliancesfor Deformities. Beetfacilities, apparatus and eqnlptPSBts for^aur^ e**ful treatment of *v*rr lorm of dlsasss re^qnlrlng medical and snrglral trestment Hlxtjrtwo n*w rietmafor patients; beat ercotn-^modallona we*t of New York. Writ*for Illustrated pspwrs on Deformities,^' l' fest, (*nrvatnre of the Spine, Pile*, Tumors,^t'anr*r, t'atarrb, Broncbltla. Inbalatlon, hler^trtcl'r, Matrnealtim, Feralrsta, Bplleper, Kldner.^Bladder. Bye, Bar, Mkln and Blood, snd all^burulcal t^p^iatluna. Uleesaeaof women s specialty. Book on die Theonly rellaMe Medical andHnrgtcnl Institute^making a enerlalty of private dleeaaes. ellHiontf llleeeeee eurceaafullr treated. Brph-^111 tlet Pi Leon removed from the system without^merrury. New Beatoratlve tr**tment f^ir loss of^Vital I'ower. Persons unable to visit us may be^treated st horns by rorree;^ond*ncs. All comma-^Mentions ronfldentlal Medicine* or lnstrum*i t*^sent by mall or *spr**s securely packed. Ob*^personal Interview preferred Call and consult^na, or **nd history of your cs** sad ws will send^In plain wrapi^*r our Book free, explaining why^tuourands taunot b* cur*d of Private, f^pex~lal^snd Nrrvous l^ls*aees, Hemlnsl W*skne**( Hper-^matorrntea, Impet^nry, byphUls, Uonorrbu^a,^Uleet, Varh ocle, etc., etc PsclflcCosstlnsiltut* establish*^ for nearly a^quarter of century. Cora*r of (Jear/ sad^Macau streets, ban r rancUco, i al. l^ispsa*sry^snd I'ruu Store occupjlnv whol* rorn*r of block. Firstclass passes and Board for StM) psUant* st^the eanltarlum a inner tad with the LiebigWorld Dispensary. Callor addre** KeaessClty, Mo. or Ban Pranclsco t'allfornl* THEMERCANTILE AGENCY B.0. DUN 00., Proprietors. Korthe protection aud promotion of trade EstablishedIn 1841^110 onesa.^TTN'TBD 8tatbb, CiNADA and Kubopb. Managerof tbe Montana District, R.T. GAINES HELENA. Offlc*corner Atb avenue and Main Street. TilB (Hnoosssorto Johneen A King.) Hookafurnished for Weddings,^Funerals, Balls, Eto. at Reason^^able Km tee. Bsffgaaretransferred to and from^sll trains to all parts of (the city.^OHAS. F. STUART Prop. Officeliraud Central Hotel. Telephone^i^6. TheHelena UNDERTAKINGCO Officeand Warerooms 19 Park^Ave. Telephone No 246. Opendsy and night Ktn*st stock of food* la^Montana. B-xlles preserved snr lengtb of time. J.B- bBNNKTl, Mana**^r A.K. Preico t DBSLBS IB MARBLE AMD GRANITE ALSO IROMaVBHOIFlSJ^H 2LKNA st T MILLINERY AtCost^No* 12 Warren 8t, ED.L. FLAHERTY, UNDERTAKER II Wsrrsn St. T*l*phon*^|0.

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WINNERSNAMED. TheDemocrats Name Men Who Will^Carry the Banner to Victory^on Monday. Jacobloeb, a Well Known Citizen,^Nominated for Mayor With^^out Opposition. ANMssJ Mun fur the Trea*urt*hlp and^(Mir t.qually a* ImmmI fur folic*^MufUtratr. Thedemocratic city convention met at^^MM hall last e\vmn^ and placed a tick^^et In the tieM which will win. A number^of republicans were presf t who wenn-d^to take a Rreat Interest in the procetMlinffH.^The meeting wax called U^ order hy the^chairman, K. W. KnUM, who said: Gentleman:It becomes my duty in^chairman of the democratic central com^^mittee let call l*i order the convention to he^held in inia place to aelect officer* and per^^form such other duties aa will come before^it The people are lonklntf with a (treat^deal of interest to this convention. It is^simply a collection of representative busi^^ness men to aelect such candidates aa will^meet the expectations of the citizens of^Helena at this time. The convention will^select the men who will transact the busi^^ness ot ihe city and will recive snd enti^tied to receive the suffra^ea of our citi^lent I,eonKa Croix. Col. W. It. Hundley and^(ifti. C. VV. Turner were placet in nonitna^tion for temporary chairman. The^two first withdrew. and ^ieii.^Turner was elected. \V. K. Coi was^chosen for temporary secretary. Itwas inovea and rarned that the dele^Kates take their seats on the statfe, which^was done. The movement tfavw the audi^ence a full view ot the workings of the is*^lib* rative party. Thecommittee on credentials, consisting^of H. Do*afherty, .Ian Sulitvsn, T. K.^Mathis*. U. K Muhbs, J. T. Murphy, .J. V.^ileum it and Samuel l.afighorne was ap^^pointed- 1in^ following committee on permanent^organi/ation and order of business was ap^^points! I'. Connolly, John Worth,!*.^J, (Minora, VV. li. Hundley, A. J. Steele,^J. I; Halford. li. W. S. Folk. Gen.Turner said that aa the delegates^l ad n there without a slate they should^ha ttven an opportunity to prepare one,^and f^r tf at reason he would ask the an^diem i^ temporarily retire. OoLli mdie) moved to amend by allow^^ing ihf ii-legal*-* to retire, aud the amend^bjsjsjI prevailed. Ar^ cmm ot ten minutes was taken. Thecommittee on permanent organiza^^tion reported, placing In Domination .las.^^ulli\an for chairman and David Marks^for assisUnt secretary. The report was^received and adopted. t'.^. Hundley and s. W. Langhorne were^ai-i-'.ht.-d t*i conduct the chairman to Ms Mr.Mi^'i .entl Hehad a high regard for Cant Fuller, his^neighbor, comrade and friend, hut the^rebuke to the people to-night was a rebuke^to narrow and sectarian views of the belief^and race of men. It showed that the peo^^ple possessed a liberal and Independent^spirit and that they were pitted tor the self-^governiuent to which they aspired.Mr. Ma^ginnis referred to the fact that his house^had been occupied b^ Mr. Hershheld during^the autumn, and thought from hie own. as^well as Mr. Herihlield's experience, that^there must he something l*t^l to aspira^^tions for governorship about that abode,^(rproarious laughter, i Mr Power had^also lived there. (Cheat! i Mr. Carter,^when compelled to endorse Mr. White,^testified that he was native l*orn. and had^good health, and was the father of three^children. These requisites might bar out^Mr. rower and the speaker, but Hersh^field had the requisite qualifications^in that respect, it must have been the^race that was objectionable. Laughter.J^Political endorsements could not stand^against domestic entreat). A year ago the^republicans won by the aid of recruits from^the democracy. This ^ear we expect our^own people h* all come hack *bd to bring^with them man) of those to whom they^had temporarily gone over as missionaries^With the aid of these recruit* w^ will de^^termine the question as to whether the peo^^ple shall choose their ow n rulers at the^polls, or have thein chosen in family con^^ference l^etween the coffee and cakes at the^breakfast table. (Applause.) Acity central cmittee was selected, withVV. li. Webb for chairman, Uie others^being the c hairmen of the ward delega^^tions. Theconvention then adjourned. TheBJsjsaj H ard.^Daniel Hanley lias accepted the demo^^cratic nomination for alderman in the sixth^ward. Mr. Hanley said yesterday to an^lnr^gi'KMl^*NT reporter that he had been^urged to make the race by a large numl^er^of people, tH^th democrats and republican*.^The nomination of Mr. Dayton by the pri-^marv meeting Tuesday evening, Mr. Han^^ley said, was a deserved compliment to an^earnest voung democrat, and he regretted^that Mr. Dayton had been obliged to decline.^His own vote at the primar) showed that^he had a strong following, and he cheer^full\ responded la the ward committee's^request to Ilka the position instead of Mr.^Dayton. REPORTORIALNOTES. tonight In^Cona pre Lottielicense .nanon taking his seat said^men of the convention and fellow^citizens of Helena: t thank you indeed lor^Aa honor you have conferred on me in^selecting me aa your presiding officer, and^it is a pleasure marred by only one consul^eraUon. That la, in the discharge of my^duties 1 am compelled to turn my hack on^the people of Helena, Something wi, I loathto do. i Laughter aud applause We^are here for the purpose of selecting, in^omr judgment* the mat officers, a* was well^stated by Mr. Knight, to discharge the^duUe* devolving upon officers in the inter^^est* of the entire people of Helena. 1 be^^lieve this convention can do it. aud do it^satisfactorily, and 1 believe they will re-^c-.\' t*n wdi t ot well done from the^people. Thenrvt order of business being the nom^ination of a ma^t r. K. W. Knigfit waaree-^ogataed and placed in nomination Jacob^Lo*k Heaaid: 'IreniJemenof the Convention: 1 have^been assigned a very pleasant duty, and^that is to place In nomination a gentleman^who will receive the vote* of the citizens of^Helena, a gentleman whom ynu all know,^a gentleman of integrity, capacif) and abll^it), a gentleman known to the working-^men a* their friend, a gentleman who will^discuarg'- with bus neat ability the duties^of the office of mayor, with honor to the^He will make a mayor all will be^of. Hi* nomination will not oniy^please ail democrat*, but please the repub^^licans a* well. 1 take great pleasure in^nominating vour fellow citizen. Jacob^Loeh. for mayor of Helena.^ Loud ap^^plause Dr.Steele eeonded the motion, which^was put to a viva voce vote and carried^unanimously.^Mr. Lneh waa called up* n and accepted a*f^U^.w^: tietitietnen of tfie convention and fel^^low nt tens: 1 cheerfully accept the nomi^^nation sb your candidate. M'apt. Smith:^*A little Jouder. Jake.' i All I a*k is your^full suppor, and if 1 get It there will he no^nek w^^rd a* fall.^ (Applause.) Dr.Meeie moved Uiat the nomination he^made imuniiu'^iiM ami the motion prevailed DrSteele pJared iu nomination for city^treasurer A mos Johnson. The doctt r said^hf would like to place in nomination one^who was well known, a laboring man who^had coin** here in lHtW), a man who a tew^)eari ago had had his fingers blown off in^an accident, and who was now superin^^tend- ht of the West .side water Works. No^better man could be found for the office.^He would thtiefore nominate Amos H.^Johnson T.F. Msthias and Hen Folk were placed^In t.^ initiation. Messr*.McConnell ami l.anghorne were^appointed tellers and a ballot was taken^if^g h- follows: Johnson, C: Mathias,^15; Folk. 12. Mr.Johnson, having received the highest^number of votes, wa* declared the nomi^^nee. Mr.Folk moved that the nomination was^he made unanimous, and tin* motion pre vailed. Mr.Johnaosj wa* called for but did not^appear. Dr Met le said Mr. Johnson wa*^so mod^ st that he would even blush to take^a mans taxes, and with that explanation^the andieme si en oil to be satisfied. QeaeralTurner placed in nomination C.^P. ConnoUy lor police magistrate. Gen^^eral Tinner said the time had come when^KMBI gentleman who i* educated in the^science of the law should be tier ted to fill^the office oi poUaa magistrate, lie knew^of a gentleman lu the convention who had^been defeated last fall for couuty attorn. \^aa the tliisjorriltd ticket and who w ent^down with the balance, vet came up smil^^ing He had no doubt the geulleman^would st.uw under his republican oppo'i^^ent. The speaker then placed in nomina^^tion Christopher P. Connolly for police^magistinte. Dr.Steele seconded the nomination, and^on motion of Mr. Worth Mr. Connolly was^nominated acclamation. Mr.Connolly returned thanks for the^n* mutation tu a neat speech. HA-1.UA(.INN1H* HKMAItKH. Mr.Maglnnls wa* esperially called on,^and finally wa* persuaded to make a few^remarks from his place In the rear of the^convention, declining the call to the plat^^form. He nald It used to be said ^The old^guard died, but never surrendered.^ It^was very evident that the democracy of^Lewis and Clarke never died and never^surrendered. (Applause.) it waa also^evident that the democracy of the town to^^night were true to the Urge and liberal^Ideas in which that party waa conceived^aud born and nurtured^true to the old^standard that meaaure* citizen* by their^worth and standing among their fellow^men-and rises above all considerations of^nativity, race or creed. (Cheers. 1 It la not^In s)mpathy with the Idea* *o lately put^forth by certain parties in Washington,^that a race whirb ha* furnished the preB^ent statesman of the century. Disraeli, the^leading financier. Kothschild. the purest^patriot, tiarabetta, the most versatile actor,^Hachel. the greatest artist and the finest^composer of the sge, waa not capable of^producing a man fit to be governor of Mon^^tana Applause.) The only man who^had marshalled the republicans to victory^In this territory, though admitted to he^otherwise unobjectionable, and with mm*^tenths of his party behind him. bad been^shelved on thi* narrow ground, notwith^^standing the chosen representative of the^people, by a young man who haa the op^^portunity of taking hla meals at the white^house aud wiping his sugar-coated^brow on towels that are nitrked^with the initials of Uncle Sam. (Cheers f^The people of Montana want no paternal^govermutut, and no pa government,^with or without the tenia], and they r^-^joice that the day 1* coming when they will^not be ruled through family Intrigue* at a^distant capital, but by their own free^choice at h*^me. (Cheers.. Tf ere 1* some^^thing more than part) couai derations to he^consider* d n municipal flections. We^should choose the best men to take care of^the growth of the city and of the Interest*^and property of their neighbors and friend*. Appraisersfor grading Kighth avenue^made a report yesterday, hut the report^was not obtainable. Freelecture sjsj ^contracts'^i'rot. Kugelhorn's college hall^pared to ask '|iieation*. BeanA N-ymour and Mra^MHirath were given a marriage )e*terd*)by Judge ||oWe^. DudleyDultoB^, a young attorney from^Ueorgia. wa* admitted to practice ycater^da) m the courts of Montana. Twoother case* were Ii.ed against^Landsman A Co. yesterda}. A. M. Herod^tor 1Mb* and Henry MM for W 000. TheNational base ball club of this city latitat,to it the Independent! or stars Sunda)afternoon, to pl^y a match game^at the Helena grounds. This I* a cbal lehge. Thealleged mining machinery thieve*^hail a hearing before Justice Kleischer yes^terday, which resulted in the discharge of^.los^phli^ron and 11. K Marcball, who^were found not guilty. Joseph iturleae^was held to the ehsrge and will have his^trial to morrow at 1 p. in ALondon cable dispatch of the 23d Inst,^stated that Mrs. Itobert Horace Walpole,^formerly Miss Louise Corhin, of Helena,^was\ery 111 and not expected to recover^1 he leandal in which her husband wa* in^volvedafew months agu through the suit^of a if rman governess. Miss eldemann,^for bresy h of promise, seriously affected^'.^ r nervous system and undermined her^general health. She raaeavti] gave birth u*^a chJd. Ate,*-gram r-ceived at the |tra*lstn*et^agency ye*t**rd*y announce* that Alvln^l.' iiT. the furniture dealer of Miss*ujla, has^r-e^Ti attached for ^8 Vssj Mr Lent is said^to t^e thoroughly solvent and everything^will tie settled. I he attachment is said to^have tieen n through an erroneous re^leirt e.^ne^ ruing his affair*, of which a wo^man w as tin author inthe li* lena land offiv-e yesterday no^ticee were posted announcing that the fol^lowing townships had been surveyed aud^plat* thereof entered at the Helena office^Township 7 nortfi, range IS west (being^near Thidpfttiurgt and township 1- north^range 12 west i being near liozemanj. Af^lag 17, pwv. applications for laud en^tri* s will received. RAILROADDEAL. PERSONAL J.E. onrad, of Kort lienum. 1* in the city. J.K. Partite returned from rhlllpBburg^yesterday. KD. Kills and wife, of It ./-^man. are^guest* at the tiraud Central. C.A. Hermanri and W. T. Thornton, of^New York, arrived in the city yesterday. J.C. .Sbaubut and wife came in from^r^ r Lodge last night on thed* igyed train. J.T. Murphy and Qaa K. Mnith, of Min^^neapolis, are among the new arrival* at the^Cosmopolitan. MissMay Mitilt/ of this city ha* gone to^(in at Kalis to visit friends, ami will be ab^sent about a mouth. P.4. MeMorrow, of St Louis, returmd^last night from Katie, which place he re^port* full of idle miners. JudgeTims. C. llwh was In the city yes-^lerda] and will leave for LewiBton, Fergus^( tuinty, to-day to open court. Mrs.K. II. Smith from New York, who^will take charge of H. Tonn's millinery de^^partment, armed In Helena yesterday. Mrs.11. A. Hiathwood returned from^rtiilipsl'iirg )esterdav and will opeuaclasB^In Christian BCiesyea Mental Healing next^Monday night at H o'clock In her room*, 44^l'ark avenue. JudgeJos. Davis has goue eaat to take a^needed rest after the long strain upon his^mental facnltu s while in the legislature.^The Judge is accompanied by hi* wife and^will be absent about six week*, during^which time he will visit Washington, Bur^^lington, Motitrey and s.nJose and other^points mentioned in hi* railway guide. Ifyou are in need of artificial teeth we^would advise you to go and examine the^beautiful celluloid sets^something new, at^Dr*. stone A Head. An- ReportedConsolidation of the North,^em Pacific and Wisconsin Cen.^tnl Assuming* Shape. Workmenon the New Bailey Building^Strike Dirt Which Will Pay^to Pan. ai'I. antl^nt*rta1iini*ni tha V. M,^Kooms al Huppa-ulBga of IMt^TMt. Theone topic of dl*cu*aion in local rail^^way circle* Is the reported consolidation of^the Wisconsin Central and the Northern^Pacific. .Several reports to thU effect ha\e^l*-en sent out from time to time, but they^have only been rumors. It was pretty gen-^era:j^ believed, however, that negotiations^pointing to this end were on MM tapis, a*^the Northern raciflr, to maintain it* posi^^tion, must have, sooner or later, a Chicago^outlet. The Canadian Pacific and all^other transcontinental line* have direct^Chicago connection. The Wiaconsln Cen^^tral Is the only line that can afford the out^^let the Northern Pacific seeks. That an^effort to secure this line ha* been made it^announced In the dispatches, but whether^It Ira lease or consolidation I* not definite-^1) known. It is also stated thai only a^traffic arrangement has been entered into.^Neverthelea* It is certain that Oeglmiing at^an early date the Northern Pacific will^handle It* Chicago and eaatern husineas^via the Wisconsin Central. tineof the reports is to the effect that an^operating lease has been made and that the^Northern Pacific pa)s as rental S6 iter rent,^of the gross receipts. President (lakes Is^ijnoted as saving the cniipariy can onerate^the road for 12 per cent, and that M MM^make a profit on the lease indent ndetitly of^the advantage accruing to the company^from the posseulon of a through line. Thenew arrangement adds to the North^^ern Pacific system 747 miles of road, tuclud^Ing :t*M mill of the Wisconsin Central, 1H7^miles of leased lines and 236 miles of affili^^ated roads. It Is believed that the new^plan will prove a great lH*nefit to the Wis^^consin Central, which has of late nnt baafJ^overl.urdened with business. With the^new connection the Northern Pacific will^prow a powerful competitor for business^and with the Influence of the interstate^commerce law to steady ra'^ ere is no^reason why the investment shouldn't prove^a profitable one. OfficialAuno^arcin^ut. TrafficManager J. M. Hannaford, of^the Northern Pariti'-, has just issued the^following circular: Mr.A. la stokes having resigned to take^service wltli another company, Mr. A. D.^Kdgar Is hereby appointed general agent,^representing both the freight and .passen^^ger departments, with head'iuarters at Hel^^ena, Mont, and will have general super^^vision of Montana traffic except to and^from Montana I'nion railway points. Mr..lames McCaig, agent of this com^^pany at Hutte, Mont., is hereby appol ted^general agent representing both the freight^and passenger departments, with office at^llutte. as heretofore, and will nave general^supervision of traffic to ami from Montana^I'nion railway point*. Appointment*to take effect April I. mil* Theon i v item of news in this is the pro^^motion of James McCaig from agent to^general agent. Heretofore he batftplti^ed to the Helena office, but will now report^to the St. Paul office. He will also be^agent of the tiallatln branch into llutte,^work upon which will soon begin in earn- est. Montana Investment Company^nounoement. Owingto opposition from certain ^juar^ters the sale of ticket* for the A born house^drawing ha* been so materially Interfered^with that the drawing will be delayed a^short time. And the session of the legisla^^ture just closed having passed a law pro^^hibiting lotteries in this territory, a change^of headquarters w ill be made, 'the man^agemetit of the Montana Investment com^pany Is deter mm. d that the drawing shall^take place and ticket holders protected^notwithstanding these obstacle*, a* we^have both pride and honor at stake that^i annul Ire sacrificed. Ticket holders can^rest assured that the drawing will now pos^^itively take place on Tuesday, July ft),^next. All ticket* heretofore sold will of^atMIM be good at the drawing. Arrange^^ments for new headquarters will he per^fected Immediately and duly announced.^Respectfully, TheMontana Investment Co. Along felt want supplied^the tirst-class^restaurant of J. W. ScartT. TheLatest Importations.^H. Tonn haa just returned from New^York where he has beeu for four week*^selecting goods. His long experience In^the millinery business has taught him that^it Is very necessary to make a study of the^art to bring out the best effect of every ar^tide that Is necessary for a bonnet. He^has made a special effort this season to get^the best selection of goods poMible. Kv r^^style is complete with the latest import*^tionsand the dnest g.^oda. Kroglegs at Ja*. 8. phone1US. DunnA Co. Tela* DemocraticCity Committee.^The democratic city committee, consist^^ing of the following members: o. li. Tot^ten, W. L. Steele, P. J. Connor, Don Daven^port, K. M. Kuntz, J. It. Halford, John^steinmet/, are requested to mi*et at the^office of Dr. Steele. Hale block, at H o'clock^this evening.W m li. Wkbh. Chairman TryIt. Tryour best patent ffour, the beat In the^market, and Whlttaker star hams, at JohnT. Mlhthy A Co.'* riverto a junction with Green river^through the territory of 1'tah, tbe state* of^Nevada and California, and the territory of^An/ ma, thence to the month of the Colo^rado river to a point where it empties Into^the gulf of California and thence to the^cities of .San Krancis* i, San Diego and^Ijoe Angele*. The incorporator* are all^Colorado men. The principal office* will^be at Denver with branch office* at lion ton^and New York. .NoU*ji11 i i r.N. Jarvla, manager of the Trader's^Despatch wMn headquarters at Buffalo, and^('has D. Parker, of St. Paul, northweatern^agent for the same organization, were in^the city yesterday. Auseful pamphlet for sportsmen, both^oral and tourist,has Just b^-n issued by the^Union Pacific, beside* giving the Am* ri^can Uun club rule*, It contains the game^laws of all the northwestern states and ter^ritorles. Call on agent Veazieaud get one. TheI'nion Pacific has attached buffet^sleepers to its first claas trains. They con^^tain a dining apartment in which meals are^served at allhours, and are especially for^the benefit of ladle* with children travel^^ing without eerorts. THEYSTRUCK ^PAY.* Workmenon Malu Mreet linn Aitow Olrt ontaliilna ^i. i Inth** ^Uys of old,^In tun da/s of Id,^Jn tha days of W Theseare the line* a jolly workman waa^singing ye terday whiiedelvlng In the ex^^cavation t r the Halley building on Mam^street. H^ hanged the ^ong to suit the^day* of Laat Chance mining. An Iniik-^kniient reporter, attracted by the melo^^dious tones, which went right home to^him, aa it wa* a parody on the song he used^to sing In i4 down in ^Callforuy,^ ap^^proached the man. saying: ^Well, pard,^what are you singing about^ Justcome down here and Til show^you. Do you see that^^ he said, pointing^to a pile of dirt ^Well, there's color in^that, and we've Just struck a whole pile of^It down here at bedrock. Onlooking down a shaft about sixteen^feet, which among several others are he^ing made to hold the stone foundations for^.heavy Iron pillars, part of the old workings^of Last Chance placer diggings could be^plainly seen. It wasdowu at bedrock, but^timbers and old sluiceboxea which^had been in there, had long since been cov^^ered up, and the creek tilled in to the level^of the street, a total depth of about twenty^live ft et. The old ground wa* not entirely^worked out and there vet remains a good^quantity of pay dirt. Hut it is only on an^occasion of thin kind, when the ground is^opened for building purposes, that It would^nay to look tor the dirt Three of these H^root shaft* have already been made, and in^each one pay dirt ha* been found at hod^rock. Several wagon loads have been^taken out by the workmen, who will have^it hauled to tome place where water can be^ha*l, and will put the dirt through the pan^^ning procesa. The dirt is full of color and^will doubtless amply remunerate the men^tor their pains. One handful was panned^out vesterday which yielded about twenty^cents. hadto hare them set aside as fraudulent^and void by a court Judgment. In the In^terval between his two term* at the head of^the treasury Mr. Wlndom ha* succeeded in^frescoing his record with a good many^shady transactions. LattfOK THE BONANZA DIM J*rM^aal A|i|.. ..i..^.. *J John W. sjaekay,^thf) r.s-Callforalaa. NewYork World: The king of the bon^anza king* 1* back In town. A big. uulet^man, whose well trimmed beard Is taking^on tbe gray that come* to the hardiest with^the close of tbe first half century of life.^Kyes deep and Instrospecttve, now that the^old prospective days are gone when of all^the prospectors on the Pacific coast John^W. Mackay waa easily chief. Frame stal^^wart, short of six feet In height, hut built^for staying powers; not as active a* of old,^when he and limmie^ Fair went up from^Frisco into tUe silver lined Sierra* and^made the fortunes of the tninanza ojiadrl-^iateral.of whom two have joined the major^^ity and two only are left to count aud^multiply the most marvelous ag^regatlou^of millions the Monte Crtstoa of modem^time* have amassed. Jason mav have^done aa much with his golden fleece and his^good ship Argo, fr^m which ail the Argo^^nauts ot i. took their naiuea. Hut people^won't remember Argonaut* simply for^their millions, and Ja*on is only a name,^as Flood and O'Hrlen, too, will soon be to^the metropolis. Hut Fair, tbe^rosy and patriarchal ex-senator^who left an impress on na^^tional life at the capital, is a good deal^more than a name, and Mackay well,^Mackay I* a force. When the iionanza is^forgotten the Mackay cable will probably^range in history not f*r behind the Kdinon^phonograph and the Morae telegraph. JohnW. Mackay 1b a ^jutet-iuaunered^man. but he loves the society of people^who are able u^ interject into the humdrum^current of affairs a spice of wit or a smat^^tering of worldly wisdom, a good story for^an sppe l/.er and a g^ ol punch for a night,^cap. Mackay Is very fond ot Col. Thomas^P. Ochiltree for these and other reasons.^He finds Col. Ochiltree very ^useful to him^In his business. ANew Invention. C.A. (trahem, of this city, exhibited In^the Northern Pacific office yesterday an au^tomatic car coupler, of his own invention^for which a patent has been applied for.^Mr. Oraham saysthat for four )e*rs he ha*^tieen working on car coupling device*, and^luring the time made about twenty models^non* of which satisfied him until he hit^upon the one he now exhibit*, it Is th^iiuple*t kind of an arrangement, and if^ver adopted will do away with lifting^nns and endangering men's lives by going^^^ karaatJ the cars. It also abolishes entire^the necessity of coupling by hand. Uy^this patent cars can be coupled from either^sides or the top of cars. There are said^to be four thousand different car couplers^but it Is safe to presume that none ot them^III approach Mr Orsham'* patent in per^fectlon. Brakesman have often prayed for^au Invention by which loss of limb and^-oiio times life could be prevented in coup-^ing cars and if this patent Is not just t h^^thing Is difficult to Imagine how a better^one could be Invented. Mr. (irahaiu con^^templates going to St. Paul soon, to Jay his^area Host bafoffa the nig railroad nun, and^It looks as though his fortune is made. at.Paul to Taanina lu Five Days.^Spokane Falls special: A prominent^Northern Pacific official said: The Wash^^ington Central, or Hig Hend branch, will^be continued this season west to Waterville^near the Columbia river. The line will^cross the river, run up Winatchee valley to Cleeltim,where the main line wilt be^Joined again. This saves ninety miles over^the present route via Pasco. Running tune^ill be reduced from Spokane west twelve^hours. Other changes from Missoula and^n Montana east of Spokane will reduce it^elve hours more, reducing the time to^Tacoma from St Paul one day, and across^the continent by Spokane aud SU Paul to^five days. The roa*l may be built east from^'ledum as well as west from Davenport^Mher lines to Okanogan and Colville^mining camps are In contemplation. Kreakdown In 4 a^cad^ Tunnel. NorthernPacific train No. 2, from the^west arrived at midnight four hours late.^Passengers state the delay was due to au^accident in the Cascade tunnel Wednesday^morning, whereby a freight train contain^^ing several cars of cattle broke down. The^trucks of one of the cattle cars fell, result^Ing in the demolition of the car and the^killing of several cattle. It took nine^hours to clear the smash-up. TliaWlitroiisln i eutral Agf-remrnt.^New Yoith, March 2h.^The executive^committee of the Northern Pacific met^again to day for the further consideration^of the proposition to operate the Wisconsin^Central road under a traffic agreement^The original proposition was rejected and^a new one considerably modified, substl^tuted. This was discussed for several^hours to-day and then forwarded to the \^ecutlve officers of the two companies to be^f urther changed. The committee then ad^^journed until next week. It is stated that^the proposition now being considered Is^entirely different from the one first made,^and that if any agreement is made with the^Wisconsin Central it will be just as bates^ti' iat to the Northern Pacific a* to the Wis^^consin Central, and will not be one sided.^It Is also officially stated that the interest^of lines competing with the Northern Pa^^cific wilt be carefully considered, and that^any agreement reached will be of such a^character as to meet tbe approbation of^competitive lines. APLEASING ENTERTAINMENT. A Large A mllfnee f.ntet lained Willi a^Nplriiglit M Uftli rtl uneers. Thelarge audience whicti attended the^V. M. 0, A. chamber concert, given In the^ttranlte block laat night, was given a de^^lightful musical treat, and the rendition of^the several numbers was excellent The^duett, ^1 Ufsj and Love Thee,^ by Misses^smith and McKvily, was heartily encored,^while Miss Atkinson, accompanied by^Profs. Veager aud Newars, sang ^Ye^Merry lilrds^ with such effect that she was^recalled several times amidst deafening ap^^plause. Miss Dolly 1'can's ex cution of^lieethoven's **Sonate Pathetlque^ was^highly complimented. Mr. lluel sang^^daily Sings My Sailor Boy^ in a manner^which called for loud snplause, whl le Mr.^Worcenter's tenor solo of The Old Guard^^was clear and full of pathos Mrs. Pitts^played ^Novelette,^ by Schubert in a^manner that rank* her among the artist*.^Mr. Wallace did not appear for his zither^solo, but the disappointment felt was^greatly assuaged by tbe cornet solo of^Master Daniel Gruldrod, whose clever per-^formsnce pleased everyone. ScarfTIs running the finest restaurant on^Grand street that has ever been in Helena. Notice. Onand after March the stages of this^company will leave Cascade daily except^Suuday for all points north. Take the^stage at Cascade for Kort Shaw, Sun River,^Choteau and all other towna. LeaveCascade dally at 3 p. m. LeaveSun Ulver dally at 7 a. m. Connectsw ith all trains on M. C. It. K.;^carries passengers, U. 8. mall and express. Don'thesitate, but take the stage at Cas^^cade to get there. TheC. J. II ii i'i in: v mi Staue Co. Teethextracted without pain with the^electric vibrator at Drs. Stone A Head. HorseSales. ItarkerA Clark Hroa. have sold to J. W.^Mcleod oi A.M. Hotter A Co., their Im^ported black French draft stallion Matador,^No. M7^. consideration $1,500. The aame^to J. Duffy, of Marysville, their mammoth^youngster ^Massive, No. 5,259,^ foalod^June, I v.^. weight 1.^10 pound*. Removed. Mrs.M. K. Hlshop has removed from 11^North Kodney street to 412 Broadway,^where she will continue dressmaking. All^work done promptly and In first class st^le. Canand Will.^Kurnish all kinds of rough and cut st me^of first quality for less than any firm in the^business. Montana Granite Company,^city. Removal.R. C. Wallace has removed his store to^tie new Pittsburgh block, two doors below^the First National bank. MillTaylag auntailMtotoa. Chicago,March .Gen. McNulta, re^^ceiver of the Waba^h railway, haa aent a^telegram to Judge Cooley, chairman of the^interstate commerce commission, urging^an early ruling as to the legality of paying^commissions on the sale of passenger tick^ets. Gen. McNulta says tbe western roads^continue laying commission* and no meet^^ing has been called with aview to Btoupiug^it. As a result of the telegram Judge^Cooley this sfternoon wired Chairman Ab^^bott, of the Western States Passenger as^^sociation, the following: ^What Chicago^roads. If any. still pay commissions on pas^^senger traffic If any. see If It Is neces^sary to summon them here In order to stop^it.^ A meeting will probably be called in^a day or two to consider the question. AnotherI'im Itle R^ad. Dekveh,March 2H. Articles have been^filed with the secretary of state of the^Colorado Canon A Pacific railway, with a^capital of $2,000,000 it 1* proposed to^build railway and telegraph lines from^Grand Junction. Col., down the Grand AN^w Verb, ^To IMfjolt.^^Pall MallGa/ette: Already the topic ^if^the day has impressed Itself upon the Kng^lish language, ami the worda ^pigottry*^and ^to pigott^ have been passed from^papers into parliamentary usage. Here Is^a passage from Mr. Healy's speech on^Thursday,which will appear In due course,^1 suppose, In the New Knglish Dictionary^^Feeling the pressure of that point the^right honorable gentleman put up the^solicitor general for Ireland yesterdav U^make a statement^plgotted him. In fact^and lie pigotted the house.^ The speaker^did, Indeed, subsequently remark that Mr^llealy ^made u*e of an expression which,^I trust, will not become common in this^house.^ Kiit new words which ^catchon,^^as the phrase Is, cannot be stopped even by^so powerful a person as the speaker of the^hi ^e of commons, and I expect that ^to^pigott^ will become as much of a recog^^nized term as to boycott Th***edurtlva Wa^d. TroyTimes: Judge Kelley, tbe Penn^^sylvania congressman, chewed tobacco^constantly for over fifty years. He had a^pie. e of the weed in his mouth always^^even going to sleep with a quid folded In^his cheek. At last a nicotine cancer devel^^oped and he had to submit to a terrible^operation, the cutting of the cancer from^the mouth. On the morning wheu the ^ur-^geons were going U^ operate upon him the^judge put a piece of tobacco slvly into his^mouth. His daughter detected it and^urged her father to take it out ^My^daughter.^ saii the sturdy congressman,^^those doctors will be here to cut me up in^just about one hour; they tell me that the^chances are that 1 may die under the oper^^ation: now before 1 die I mean to have one^more good chew. ahadowson Vt Indum't Karord.^st Louis Post-Dispatch: Tbe owners of^several Lake Superior mining properties^are telling queer stories about their trans^^actions with Windom as the representative^of a syndic ttc including Steve Dorsey and^Jests bV Grant. They say that Wlndom^proposed a consolidation of the properties,^obtained deeds and release* In exchange^for consolidated stock, and then, falling to^make a contemplated sale in Kng I and. re^^fused to surrender their deed*, and they Kepilhlieaii^ nnfclftleio St.Stephen's Id-view, London: If it was^wrong for Lord Hackville to expre*s an^opinion about the American presidential^c nitest, how, then, is it right for Gen. Har-^r.aon, a month after his election to the^presidency, to sign an address to Mr. Glad^^stone In support of home rule for Ireland.^Vet tbe very same people who shrieked^condemnation on our minister are now ap^^plauding the man whom the men hostile to^us assisted Into power. Ari for llooniers. Huntsvllle(Ala.) Mercury: When a^Kansas editor makes an affidavit that he^saw a grasshopper light down on the back^of a robin and lift him two feet high, in an effortto carry him off, is simply one soli^^tary instance of the rn hness of the soil of^the state. Next year they are going to^tame the grasshopper ami use him to hunt^rata. HELENAIN BRIEF. G.W. Jackson, music dealer. Dinnerfrom I to 6 at the lion Ton. JameaW. liarker, merchant tailor, No.^15 North Main street. K.K. K. Carpenter will remove to Room^30, Pittsburgh block April 1. Take the^elevator. (roandseeHaker and Clark liros.' lm^ported draft horses at Hreck A Fisher's^sale barn. Goeast via the Montana Central and^Manitoba railways, the new sleeping and^dining car route to St. Paul and the east.^Through trams leave Helena daily at 11:86^a. m. OF NewGoods Just Received^THE BEE HIVE Un completeline of Men'H nod Boys' un laundrledwhite nhlrtH, ^0c.^i miles* sl)k lace mittenL Nt,^Ladle*' hoee, 10c, 12%c, 16c, 20c, 25c and upwards. MiHt*en*and Children's) hone, 12f^c, 16c 20c,25c and upwards.^Men's half hot*^, 10c, 15c, 20c. 21a a upwards. Ladlee*silk Teat*, $1.50, worth |3.00.^I lilies' knit veala, 25c and 60c.^Men'H overHhlrts and underwear, very^cheap. Writingpaper and envelopes, 20c per^box. Afew more chamber sets at $4.00 and^$4.50. Completeline of Kaster novelties. Mens and Laities' handkerchiefs^and upwards. Wecarry th- largest and most complete^line of Carpets, Linoleums, Mattings,^etc., In thecltv, which we are selling^at Chicago prices, freight added. K0HLBERG^ CO., 6North Main St. THE BEE HIVE TheCapital Prize THE -sA-born House, I)KM MO IN KM. IOWA,^IN TUB MontanaInvestment Co. Lottery to be^Drawn at Helena, M. T., March 30 WANTCOLUMN. ForBale. THOasait. oooowm^iaai Estate and Loans. Rooms 3. HolUrBlock. 4.and 6. $1100 P^r Dl0^ corMr lot'90110^*OD 81xt* $1finn Kfcrh for two Boqj* lota o* Sixth^1UVU *v*nus ftOiHJO foot. B650LUl 10 Buu ftddlUuo* Dvu broadwaj.^$ 1 200 L^t Kllhtb tv*nue' 3^xl*W feat $1^rtO ^nl* on* rurB*r left oq Montana^1 U\J\J tv* u4 H aouia front and 140 ti cast front. A splandld corusr for nk^ ranldaaos or for thvMtm**nt. (ROftOKPoroatof the flnost corners on th^^P^*U^i^J wmi tide, 75 ft eaet front nn^ ISA ft^not In front A rerjr deslrnhl* and el^htly location^for n realdenc*, Ju^t eight mlant**' walk from th**^uoettifllca $540$425 Lotoa Bret kenrldge ^treat. 4Ax10O feet. Loton Math ft. f rot. I tfcOTnnFor a nlca inxim nous* on Broad^way, anil Built nlcelj fmlehed, and^with nil lraprov^m^al* and con\eul*^no*s Ii.-i.jh idout 5000r,,r *fln*7 room *oaM^* B*^u**i*i Ifnn Foaff room Loose Fifth avenue. Lot^UUU MiiUfiNat. Nat as fowd a* in* pra^eadlnx, ^^ut good enough for the price. 0I *7f W i For aa eleirnat r*^atd^nee In Orand^O*^* I yJyJ ev*. addition; 7 room-* and bath it'.rn,all Improvement* and c^ ntrult*nc^^ tneld**^tud out, barn on premise*. Maet be eeaa to he^tppri^dkted.^F you want a good lot or houae and lot nt n fair 1price, come and ass me; MM I nava not mot^any propertia* for f l,N^^, or anything alas^that 1 will aelt for naif price. THOft.I GOODWIN. Kooniss, 4, 5, Holler blo* k. Thegrandest prise dmaing In the world. A^asun.mu HoUl and 15^ Canh Prize* FORONLY FIVE DOLLARS. Nosuch chance ever before offered to secure a^fortune for so ^mall en Investment. WholeTicket* $500; Ftva Whol* TlrkeU, fftl.UO^Fifths, ft (Ml; Ten Whole Ticket* $40 Hemlthy Postal Not*, Ripreee, Money Order,^New York or Chlrtgn Exchange. THEMONTANA INVESTMENT COMPANY,^Helena, Montana, Gold Block, t or Main street^and Hlxth nvenue. DONDAVENPORT COALI LEHIGHand LACKAWANNA AUKind* and Grades of Soft Also, Wood.^OFFICB UOLIl BLOCK^T*l*phon* H. titration,**Mwi Kal*bta, A.^. U. W. Aren-ular asaeuihly of Montana Legion, No. 1'^svtart anUrht*, nmveaas at their hall, in Odd Fal^^low* Templ*,ever^ Friday najrntat o'clock sharp^Ooaarnde* of Muter Legion* are cordially Invited to Attet'd. N.I'. WALTKK*,0. A DONNKLT, Recorder. Select Qosissanrssr WEAKnV.ce Frw I How ta let 1 \mCHJr l^l VMsa I a*nkn*^4 natar**. Pr^^j* a*APE*.lh^lln^**i* rorlloral *l^H^r* PBHV, i ,*OKHA LB at a hergaln. I offer for aale *l^reaaon*hl* price* the furniture and flilura* of^my boarding boaee on Jeckron *lre^). opposite^the Hollar block. There everything neceaea/y rnboarding hone* Excellently located; con-^v*nleatto bnslaeae centre. Tbe property t* of*^fer.it for eale for th* reason thel I have removed^to another purtlon of the city more convenient to^my lodging apartment* In the Pmn block. Ap^^ply to Mra. D. Wooldrldge, IVno block, L'pper^Main street SandsBros. AGrand Spring Array OF parisiannovelties IN ELEGANTSILKS, FINEDRESS GOODS,^SUPERB SPRING WRAPS. WillBe Shown in Our House During This Week. \N old eaUbllehe*l I lquor Huslne** r*u*e ofselling, HI health Enquire of W. ii.^Preultt or Moaes Morris. ui ^i w Will buy a good hotel at Kadere^O I. yjyj burg, U room* fnrnlehed corn^plete( a acree ground, g *id stahlae and outbuild^lug*. Fnrntturealoaf worth pnrthaaa priL*^F1IL.K A i^K\ iNK,^Hoom ^^r^ult^ hlock. iiUlTHK and Lot* for aale. A Brick House^11 of elgut rooui*, corner of Kooney and^tlrldge *ta.. olxtss feet, IS fine shade tree*, also 50^net adjoining aame fronting on ilrldgeet. also^' i feet f r* nting on Hodney *t and b^ feat deep.^Opposite n^*w residence oc A. ti. *J*arke U I HTOUT, Agent,^lttt houth ttoduey et. KANL'U-bUUacres; good watoi light, near^Helena, |ri,i*iu. Address Kanihman, lude-^pendeut onlce. 1.' t me Sltitngs of uure Leahorna. Ap^F ply to the day t ashler, Hon 1 on Keetaurant. 1VU HALE^On re**i^nable terms, American^X1 Houae, at star)svilla, Mont. Ap^ly on prein-^^Mb |XK SALkV-Honee, furnlahed or un turn I* had.^^ A nice property, centrally loratttl on the^wt etde. Addre** b**x *^fi, city. forflout^bwbiUnga, buamoaa yiaoas fUo GtOU^ BLOCK^one suite of office rooms and^T aa elegant basement for rent. Apply to^J a*, buillvau, court bouse. fioomaf urnisbad and DntunuBhod. YMcely furnlahed tiont room, 431 l'ark ave KNlsUBl)room tor rent, ^i 6ooth Uow^y^1 street. 'KN1st April, In tbe Pred Lehman block, *M)^elegantly lurnisbed rooms, eingle or in suit*, ii tliu day, waea or month. rOHKKNT-FurnUhed room with private^1 family. kwlng atraal. UKi'At 1FH' or Lenoir Uauaa-Steam heat,^elegant rooms; 7b, SI, lie $1^U per day. h ARVJY HOU0JC, Orand street, new and^alegtntly furulkhed rooms, eingle or In *uit* BituationsOffered. \M L. First clsae Haudla Hand. H H. iNelll. li'OKlYMK^ wanted at buchanan s employ-^P meat office, opposite Oold Block, lower Mala^^treat. LilVM U1ULB for general housework at lu^1} cbansu employment office, oppoeita Osld^Block. r|'WOFirst clasa Painter* wanted at Bnchau^1 an'* employment offica. f*ione oihere need^apply. CHANOLKH want* a man cook, one raucb^man and a sheep heroer. LIHM CLAH8 ^arrlaga 1'aluler. Enquire of^P A. W'elsenhorn. UAMni) in overeeer, or chief advertiser,^** and one to three aaaUtant* (according to^slae ot county and population). $66 a mouth sal^ar/ and expense* to wvereeere, and *Viu to a** 1st^ant*. padaung. aoiicitlng. Butle* o^n^lined to making coilacllons, distributing printed^matter, putting up advertisement*, etc., or Jtlec^trie Ooode, Aipenae* advanced; **iariee paid^each month, aiucioae four cent* puelage for 1*11^specimen line of advertialng matter to aLKCTKU^OALVAMIC CO.. falace Building, Cincia.iaU, O^Ne attention paid to poatal cerde. W wl*h to employ a reliable man in your^county. No *sperlenca required; perma^^nent position tor three year*. 6*1 err Increased^each year. Light, easy, genteel buelnee*. Money^advanced for salary, advertising, etc. Largest^manutactarer* in our line, atacoee tt-cant. Ao^poatal*. Ceuteunial Mfg. Co., t im innati, O. SituationsWanted. Advartleement*under thl* head will be In^serted three time* free af charge. tlTL'ATlON-A Lady who has had large ex^0 perltuce In housework dealre* work mtioard-^lug boa^,e or private laniUy. Call at Woman'*^bxebange. ultir,t muQln s salary will be given to^any oaa who will secure far a young^l^^d^ a permanent poeltlon ^s type wilier or cierk^In atoie. Will leave Ueieuv Adurea* A,o^Independent office. ACOACHMANof many years' experience is^out of tmployment a d would take charge of^tamlly carriage and stable. Kelerancee given.^AdSreee X. J Independent office. W ANI HO- Hltuntloa aa cook or to do general^housework la city. Addre** A. B thl* office. AMhj By competent woman, work by th*^day, or weaning or housework of any kind.^Addre** 0. i^. t*. O. Box 747. W ASTaH-Chambt-rwork.Apply at Woman s^Kxi baiige As TM4*- By young man of *|aa( y bahiu,^any kind oi wora. Apply at No. 410 j*ow*r v^, t -1 w iuLNO MAN eanU a poalUon a*collector,^XV can furmai, Al reft^reo^cee and aacurity K.d^^^ collector, Box f^w, city. Lostand i'ound. ,HcNO-A Lady's^' at tbl* offite. rllPier,left foot, Applf $15 KWAltOfor Ladle* small pluab sat^^chel, containing money, checaa, eve^Trie Under wUl he rewarded and relieve great^anxiety by leaving aame at this office. ixlisoeiiaiibouj. ANTKl) by family of thr.e. fnrnlehtd^hou*e or two far wished room* oa grouad^floor with private family. Meier* ucee excheng u.^A^ldre^* g*. ibis office. W aUK ITBL1C are h*reby notified that cbaik^X No.-Jill from the Northern Paclflc Hallway^company In favor of 0. Nelbenirall,amount SB,^bae been loet or stolen, and that payment ha*^been atopped on the same. 0 Nelbetigall MONEYto 1. an u Chattel Mortgage aacurity^by J. M. John*onat LOCkBY'8OFFIOB. ANTaUTOKENT^About May 1, a house^of six or eav*n rooms, located near busi^^ness center. Addre** M Indei isflsst W W ANTBI)^five wall dreaeed men to hang^^ around Hwend i aruoa'e now store t ^^make peoole believe be la dotag an awful eight of tiki*iuaas. ONKYTO LOAN apoa Helen* real aetate by^Bdward 0, Ku**el, room 6, Thompson block. M uNKY TO LOAN on reasonable term*.^J no B. M. NeUL Mooa* o and 7 Aahby^i.iiK-k. Main atraei. WANTHU-Clan, cotton rag*. f^^r wiping, at^iHitai awpajss j re** r-^m: LAD1KB'gold waachea, $90; stem winding eU-^rer watches, ten mlla field glaa*. $10,^article* of every description bought and eoid;^money i.tanad. SBSfl gsj USJaa I mk\ Interna^^tional Hotel Block. AT SANDSBROS., HELENA. M. T. KNOXHATS Spii3=Lg St^rles. affOWIN STOCK. NewNeckwear, FaultlessNight Robes, LyonsUmbrellas and Canes. Miners'Goods, Etc., Etc. BOSS OF MONTANA RUBBERCOAT. Positivelythe Beat Made. Patent Cuff, Snap Fastened, Sewed^and Cemented Seams. HydraulicHose and Nozzles. GeldMedal Crack Proof and Snag Proof Robber Boots. Waiterand Bar Jacket**, Carpenters* and Walters* Aprons. GANS^ KLEIN CUSTOMMADE SHOES SriTKDTO Carpenters,Masons, Bricklayers, Plasterers. ALSODIGGING SHOES FOR MINERS^JLT BOTTOM PEICES. JOHNR. DREW.' Signof Nig Boot on Housetop. WESTHELENA PORTER,MUTH COX, Agentt W^ooldi^icigeHouse PENNBLOCK,^205|South Main Street, Opposite International Hotel. KverythingNew and Complete. Price*, reasonable. Rooms by the day, week^or month. Steam heat, gas and elevator. Call and see us. The only fire proof^building In the city. [NO.KINNA^ SON No.20 Main Street, Helena, Montana. WHOLESALEAND RETAIL DEALERS IN hardware,tinware, Stoves,Mine and Mill Supolies. AOKNTSFOR THK CHARTEROAK and GARLAND STOVES assayoffice ChemicalLaboratory-^A. W. HAND, GalenBlock, Foot of Broadway, Helena,^Montana P. O. Box 711. NEWSDEALERS. PERIODICALS. PALACECIGAR STORE, E.L. Sliter Co., Proprietors. FinestImported and Domestic CIGARSand TOBACCO OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Helena M. T.

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The Helena Independent (Helena, Mont.)
March 29, 1889