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PHILIPSBURGAND GRANITE
THECHINESE AND PNEUMONIA.
ABreezy Budget of New* Touching^Upon Matters of General Interest^in Two Great Mining Camps.
1'UIL1I*hi Ru, Feb. K!.-[Sperit,^ Corre^^spondence of the Independent |-VV nils^our two usually (itilet towns over here,^rhUtpsbura; aud Uraoite, are not In the^throes of excitement, there are several mat^u*rs MamiN a K'wd deal of attention,^principal anion* them beio^ the spread of^the dread disease pueumoni* and the reeeut^CUlneae raid, which resulted so disastrous^^ly. I'pon the latter topic there Is much^surmise as to how it may terminate. The^coroner's inquest, alter returning an uu^satisfactory verdict, were sent a second^time b^ the aeiinK coroner, the justice of^the peace, U^ reach a more dehnite com lu-^siou than at first. The hual result was that^the Chinaman came to his death from a
tistolshot disenabled by a person un-^nowu to the Jury. The investigation at^the inquest elicited the fact that only two^shuts were tired, by Deputy Ueo. Opp and^his companion, while a miner in an adjoin^1UK cabin el aims he heard three shots. In^tne first iepurt it w;ta Kant that the Clilna-^uieu drew knives, while tne celestials testi^^fied they were asleep when the fracas^occurred. In the two shots tired, one^of them. It Is claimed, passed^through one Chinaman's leg, aud^haltfe in the lieadof auotlier killiughim^almost Instantly. A third Chinaman is^also disabled, but will be all right shortly,^while the one who received the bullet lu^the leg is in a very low condition and may^be dead before this letter reaches you. At^least he is given up by his physician.^Br siy Opp i* at large under *5.0Uu bonds,^but it is r Jinored he has not secured surety^as yet. Sheriff fcd Moure has l^eeli here^the paat lew days aud feels very badly that^the thing should ever have happened.^Every Intelligent cituen t^^th here and at^Wraiute, look upon the raid us a most tool^hardy act, not that they aftVI any regard^for the Chinamen, but consider that as^long as the United Mates tolerates them^they should he protected. A ^i^Mongolians from Jiutte have heen heie the^past tew days Investigating the case. I hey^concluded their lalMirs last night and de^^parted tor home and propose to employ^good legal talent to tight the case. 1 lie^elttseoa geueraliy regret ttie iKvurrance.
TMKI'M Kt'MOM A M'AKK.
Theform of pneumonia existing at tiran-^lte is thought by some to be epidemic, nut^physicians do not regard it so. but attribute^the cause either to the water or the atmos^^phere. The town lies in a gulch, and not^not withstanding it is over a thousand trot^higher than the burg, the thermometer reg^^isters fully fifteen degrees wanner. Hard^^ly a brcatfi of fresh air finds its way into^the hollow and in the portion of the town^where the disease Is prevalent the houses^or bunks are closely huddled together. The^death rate, however, is grossly exaggerated.^The report sent from here that tweuty-tive^deaths occurred in one day is untrue. Yes^^terday there were two deaths recorded aud^the total number since the disease became^malignant w ill not amount to more than^ten persons. There is urgent need for^some immediate action as there is no telling^how the disease may result It is not epi^^demic, however. Several families have^moved from Oranite to escape. As yet not a^single case has appeared here that could be^attributed to being caught from the town^on the hill, notwithstanding the daily in^^tercourse baiWSj^ the two places is quite^large. Dr. IMessants, who recently ar^^rived at (i ran He, dots not seem able to^check the disease or hud out Its cause. It^results fatally in nearly every case, aud^there are some who believe it is not pneu^^monia at all.
tooman\ MHHim
ItIs quite noticeable that since Hutte be^^gan to rid itself of the rounder element^many of those who had to leave have found^their way here. They lounge around at all^hours and never attempt to work, and as^the gambling tables do not run steadily^through the month, especially at this time,^It causes one to think how they subsist.^That they * roll^ people ts beyond doubt.^Two or three instances of this kind have^come to notice within the pad two weeks,^but lacking lufflcient evidence no arrests^have been made. Our uight watchman^tells that only a few nights ago a miner^cashed a check for $75 and received gold in^exchange. He was seen with two rounder**,^and about an hour afterwards the officer^found him lying iu the mini in a stupor,^lie had $20 with him still. The two round^^ers, who were known not to have a cent In^a mouth, treated in a saloon, each one^planking out $20 shiners. Our people are^agitating this minder question, aud If It^does not result iu the ,^. 7 77 edict being put^forth withm a very short time 1 shall be^surprised.
Itl'lI.DlNOAMI lMI'HOVKMKNTH.
Theoutlook for a busy season Is very^encouraging. Contemplated structures,^and all to be of brick, two stories high, are^heard of on all sides. Keal estate brings a
5oodfigure here. Last week Alderman^as. Kvans of Hutte paid $5,000 for a comer^lot on Main street, just opposite Jos. A.^Hyde's new bank, on the same side of the^street. Mr. Kvans proposes erecting a^building and starting a grocery house^there. Mine host Kaiser is having an iron^porch placed around the second story of^fits hotel. He is talking of putting up a^large builduig on Mum street, a block be^low the hotel, and on the opposite side.^The Kaiser brothers aie among the others^who will erect a building, the upper part^to be used a* a public hall or theatre. The^Hi ^ in liros. a Co. of the MaII have pur^^chased a couple ot lots an J pro^^pose to branch out on a more^extended scale. It has often^been said, thst you can judge a town by^the papers it supports, and if this Is any^criterion, we have Indeed a prosperous^town, as we a!so have an excellent and^prosperous newspaper. Win. Welnstein a^few days ago purchased the Lawrence^building adjoining Livingston's store, and
healso proposes putting up a new struct^^ure, ai^name.
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ure,as does Mrs. llynes, of the hotel of that
Thestarting of the new Hi-Metallic mill^has given quite an impetus to business in^all channels. OtflMMlMM men are as a^rule y oung, hard and industrious, ty pical^westerners, who do not know such a thing^as fall. Messrs. Miodair, HutTman, Liv-^ingston.Ni hilling, are tair samples ol them-^Perfect coutideuce prevai's on all sides and^a thrifty season Is already to hand.
MINK*AMI MIMMI,
TheSan Francisco has w ithout doubt de^veloped into s luiue after these many long^years, and the West (iranite and IVarl sre^coming to the front. The llooe mine is^not said to t^e looking as v ell, but un^doubtedly another drive of the diamond^drill will, as It has done many times be^^fore, expose a new ore body The ten^stamp mill grinds steadily away, and the^stamps art- dropping just now principally^on ore from the M.ver Chief, which has^developed into a valuable property within^the past mouth.
Tne(iranite Mountain yesterday shipped^twenty-three bars of silver bullion. I he^Bi-Metallic also makes its regular ship^^ment*, which have been doubled by the^starting ol the n. w mill.
Messrs.11. ^\ Kennedy, U. J. Charles^and s. J. Knight, of the Buckeye Mining^company arrived here yesterday to arrange^for tne resumption ul work on this pros^pect Frank Barret has baa* made super^intendent vice Mr. Kinney. The shatt is^down 146 and to put it to this depth and^run a tew t*et of drifts W Out) has tV^ n ex^pended. The stock which six months ago^sold at t'fty cents has depi^ciaf d to ten^cents. The gentlemen named claim that^some crooked work ha* transpired under^what tin y term the former mismanage*^ment They believe, aud claim to have^reason for so doing,that a ledge of good ore^has been struck, but haa been covered up^for some unkn own reason.
Anassay ot this supposed ore body Is^said to have run ounces In sliver. Work^will be vigorously prosecuted now and^whether a mine exists In the Hueseye or^not will soon be known. A force of men^have arrived and a new reel of wire rope.^The shaft will be put down fully 75 feet^further.
AO IAI, IKHMOS.
Theladies of the Kpiscopal church are^diligently rehearsing tor an entertainment^tobegtvn in two weeks. The rustling^and popular Mrs. 11 oyer Is in charge,^Which beapeaks surress.
Anunusual m-rurrence here will be a^aeparau- celchratton of the silver anniver^^sary of the Knights of I/ythta by the lodges^of this place ami (Granite on the name even^^ing. The Qraniu* brigs will gtv* a compli^^mentary ball and banquet at tiranlte on^the lWth.
MuchInterest ts centered tn the prfz^^fight to take place here .Saturday night be^^tween Tally Owens and (t*orge Keatler.
Onto WMhtngionl
Duringthe ^.ate unpleasantness^ the^^re otto was ^^^n \m Klcbmond^' Now the
cryIt, ^^^n to Washington!^ to witness the^Inauguration of (ten. Harrison on the 4th^of March. The display on that occasion^will surpass lu magnificence any previous^inauguration. To the people of the north^west, ^The Burliawtou offers a rate of one^fare for the round trip, from all stations.^The elegant equipment, superb track, and^fast lime of ^ 1 in* Burlington,^ with Its^ability to take care of great excursion par^^ties, make It the popular line for this oc^^casion, and It has already been selected by^the Minneapolis Flambeau club and their^friends for the Washington journey. Tick^^ets will be on sale at all stations from Keb.^27 to March 2. Inclusive, good to leave^Washington on the return trip op to the^evening of March H. For tickets, rates and^any information, call on your local ticket^agent, or address W. .1. C. Kenyon, gen^^eral paasenger agent. St, Paul.
SanFrancisco and Los Angeles Excur^^sion Rates.
OnJanuary 15th and the same date each^mouth thereafter, the I'nlon Pacific rail^^way company will sell excursion tickets to^san Francisco at the following rates from^Helena. ^iolng and returning via Ogden,^ITS; going via Ogden and ret urn lug via^1'ortland t either by rail or steamer between^San Franclsce aud Portland i or vice versa,^$W). Los Angeles snd return, going via^Ogden aud returning same,$K6 Ticket-to^the above points include side trips, ogden^to Salt Lake City and return. All the^above tickets are good sixty days going,ex^trenie limit six mouths from date of sale^and allow stopover privileges In both di^^rections within the limit Through Pull^^man cars between Helena and Pocatello^via the Montans Central aud Butte, leaving^Helena daily at 7:2U a. m.
A.K. Vka/ik,^Trav. Pass. Agt, 2H \. Main st
ASure Cure for Piles.
ItKirk's Herman Pile Ointment has^cured Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles^wtien all other ointments have failed. It'^absorbs the tumors, allays the Itching at^once, acts as a poultice, gives Instant re^^lief. Dr. Kirk's Herman Pile Ointment Is^prepared only for piles and Itching of the^private parts, and nothing else. Kvery^box is warranted. Sold by druggists or^sent by mail on receipt of price. 60 cents^aud 81 per box. Sold by K. S. Hale A Co.,^Helena.
Our*For PIlM.
Itchingpiles 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 plies, yield at once to the applica^^tion of Or Husanko's Pile Remedy, which^acts directly upon the parts affected, ab^^sorbing the tumors, allaying the Intense^itching and efTecting a permanent cure.^Kitty cents. Address Tne Dr. Jiosankn^Medicine company, Pniua, O. Sold by Ii.^S. Hale A Co.
Dr.Bo-aan-ko
Inhis 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 the^taste, perfectly hsrmless, and does not^sicken. In all cases of consumption,^coughs, colds, whooping cough, croup,^bronchitis and pains in the chest It has^given universal satisfaction. l^r. Bosan-^ko's Cough and hung Sy rup Is sold at 50^cents by K. S. Hale a Co.
1have used St. Patrick's Pills,^ says^Mr. .1. Reynolds, of May held, Ky . ^and^pronounce them superior to any I have^ever before used. 1 do not hesitate to rec^^ommend them, knowing them to be reli^able.^ They are thorough, yet gentle in^their action and leave the system in splen^did condition. As a catharthic, or for dis^orders of the liver, St Patrick's Pills have^no equal. For sale by 11. M. I'archen.
Cbamberlaiu'sCough Itemedy is famous^for its prompt and effectual cures of coughs^ami colds. The most severe cold may be^moaUDfsJ and relieved by a few doses of^this valuable remedy. For sale by H. M.^I'archen A Co.
Themost remarkable cure of scrofula on^record have been accomplished by Hood'a^Sarsapanlla. Try it. Sold by all drug^^gists.
Curefor Sick Headaches.
Ifyou want a remedy for biliousness,^pimples lu the face, and a sure cure for^sick headache, ask U.S. Hale 4 Co., the^druggists, for a free sample of Dr. Hun's^Liver Pills. Only one for a dose. Full^box 26 cents.
Thefollowing, from the pen of Mr. L P.^Birdwell, editor of the Marion (Iowa) Pi^^lot, will, we believe, be of interest to many^of our readers. He says: ^It ts with^plessure that 1 certify to the teal merits of^Chamberlain's Cough lieinedy. 1 have^used it In my family for years and have al^^ways found It most excellent, and espe^^cially for colds, croup and sore throat It^is sate and effective. For sale by 11. M.^Parchen.
Personstroubled with rheumatism should^try Chamberlain's Pain Balm. One appli^^cation will cease the pain, and its contin^^ued use has cured many cases of chronic^and inllamitory rheumatism that had re^^sisted other remedies and even the treat^^ment of the best physicians. Price 60 cents^per bottle. For sale by 11. M. I'archen A^Co.
ThereIs no danger In giving Chamber^^lain' Cough Remedy to children, as It con^^tains no injurious substance: besides It is^unequaled tor colds and croup. Children^like it. For sale by H. M. Parchen .v Co.
HOMETESTIMONY.
llEI.Klfa., Oct 7, 18*7.
Iwas suffering from an unusually had^cough, my lungs were sore and congested,^aud 1 consulted one of the best phy sicians^in Helena, whose prescriptions (ailed to^relit-ve me. I became alarmed, and at the^suggestion of a friend purchased a bottle of^Acker's Knglish Remedy for coughs, and^after taking it according to directions was^completely cured. 1 therefore cheerfully^recommend it.J ACM Switzkk.
1had a racking cough and inflamed^throat and bought a bottle of Acker's Kng-^llata Keuiedy upon the recommendation of a^friend, and was entirely cured by It I^eoBsldeftta never failing remedy for a^Cough..1. Kki imimu,.
Acker's^.ngllsh preparations are for sale^In Helena only bv K S. Hale A Co.
WhenBat)y we* sick, vn gave her Cantoris,^When Hhewaaa ^ hilil,shecrl^d forCaatoria,^W'i#^n nlif Ixraine Miaa, aim clung to Castoria,^Whru ill. had children, alia gare tbemCaatorta,
Stockholder'sMooting
Notlc*la hereby yivei^ that there will he a m*el-^tng of the etockboidert of th* Han Hirer Canal^company at the Law office of Ashhurn K. Barhoor.^Maaonlc Temple, city of Uel*na tern lory of Mud^tana. on Wednesday, February 77'h, A. D. lbW, at^4 o'clock t, m. uf *H ^ *. ' r the parpoae of^sal ndUlns to the etorkhoMera uf eald company^the proi^ snaaNj of lnrretalng 'he capita) stock of^^aid company from three hundred tbnuaand dol^lart, divided 1^ to twenty Ave tbot.smd abarri, to^one million dollar*. dlrtd*d lot . two hundred^thoua*ad ^bare*, of the par valaa of ftve dollare
ANTONST. 1IOLTKR.^HKNhV KLEIN,^Jul!-* ^ M I M VeK.^UKNKY SI PARC MEN,^^. T uAt'SKU.
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TilK
(frnccoff to Johnson A King.)
Hack*furnished for Weddings,^Funerals Balls* Etc, at Reason^^able Rates.
B'uunue transferred to and from^sll trains to all parts of the city.^DBAS. F STUART Prop.
Office(irand Central Hotel. Telephone^Ma.
A.M. SANDS,
TYPE- WRITING
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Tbt-trvatim'iit uf many thousands of cases^of thoae ebronio wtmam-saut aud distrceetusr^sllmt'UU ueniliar to fruiuK*, at th^* lu\tUnu7^Hou-I and hurnioal Institute, HurTnlo, V \ ,^baa afToidt-d h \ net ^ip^Tlencu In niivly adapt-^Ins; and thoroughly taattDjr reuu*ilkw for the^cure of woniHii's iHH^uliar itiahtdlfS.
Dr.Plert e'a Favorite rr^*Mcrl|^llosi^IS the outsrmwth, or reeult, of this jrnwt sijw^valuable einorVnce. Thouaaiids of Uwtlim^-^nlals, received from patb uta and from |ih^a4-^elHiis rho have ttwtvd It lu the more tmmn-^vated and otxrtliittte cases which had Imftlod^tb^ ir skdl. prme It to be the most wood* iltil^remedy t ver ih \ teed for the relief and cure of^suffeniitf women. It Is not recommended as a^^cure-all,^ hut as a timet perfect Hpt-i-itlc lor^woman s iNvuiuir ailments.
Aaa powerful, in* tHoratln* Ionic,^It tiuparui stieiiKth to {tie whole M^tem,^and to the woiub and It* apixiidtofea la^For overworked, worn-out,^^debilitated n-achers, millinera,^dreeMiuakera.seariuitn-mi'a, ^shop-irirla,^ hoiiatv^keepers, uurmufr ^ ^Uu i*. and fet-ble women^acneiaily. Dr. I'ietee^ Favorite Preaenptloa^w the irreati-at oartblv boon, being* uih^iibIimI^asanap|m-t;/in^r eimllal and restorative tonic.
Aaa aoothlnr and atreiiKllieiiliig^nervine, Mf^vorm Prescript ion^ i^ un.*-^uualed and Is Invaluable lu allaylnf aud aub-^dums* nervous cxeitahillty. Irritability, e^-^bautttlon, proMtration, hysteria, siwsms anw^other dmirepMinir, n rvous pymptoms coiu-^rnonly altendHiit upon functional and orvanlc^aatafO of the Womb. It tnduees refreshing^sloep and relb vos mental anxiety aud de-
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Dr.I^l ree* Favorite Preacrlptlon^la a legitimate medicine, earefully^compounded by an ^inerleneed and skillful^pbysieiau. and adapu-d to wotnan a delluata^orgaiduitlou. It is purely vegetable In Its^composition and pcrfectlr haiinleas In Its^11ft eta in any eoudltion of the system. For^morning *l^ kitem, or nausea, from whatever^cause mi- ... w^-Hk stoinueh, Indigestion, dya*^|m-peia and kindnMl symptoma, IU use. In btnaU^doe.-^, will prove very U-netb Uil.
Favoritefrearr.pt Ion ^ la a poal.^'Ive cure for the most complirH|. j nnd ob-^^tlnate ea^enof b ucorrhna, exeow-ne tiowlng,^painful meiettniHtlon, unnatural auppn-Miions,^nndHpeuaor fallintf f the w rnh, weuk Iwek,^'b Jimle woakiM #, snteveran n. K-trovernion,^befinng-down sensations, chronic rongcMion,^inllHinumtlou and ulceration of the womb, h^^flammntion, pain and tt-ndernefw In ovaries,^accompiim- I ^i^h ''internal aeai,M
Aaa regulutor and promoter of func^^tional action, at that critical jN-rlod of change^from girlhood t4^ womauh^^od, ^ Favorite Fro.^ScriptToQM maperlecily safe reimdial asent,^and can priMluco only g/ood renuJis. it is^eoually crneucioufl and valuable in ita effetts^when taken lor thonn diai^nlers and derange*^menu Inc ident to that later and moat critical^period, known aa ^ The Chunge of File.
Favoritel*rearrlplloii.^ when taken^In connection with the use of Dr. IVrco's^Ordden M- 'i.eal Iiiaeo\cry, and small laiatlv^^doaes of Dr. Fierce a Furgalive Feilets (FKtle^Uvar Fills), cures Fiver. Kidney and Hli .ider^'i comhintHl um- hI-o r^ iuov^^^Mo..d taint*. Hnd atMilishea cancerous and^Scrofulous I Minora from the avKtem.
ia*i'reaerlptloii ^ It* the only
medicinefor women, sold by druggihta, under^a poalilve guarantee, fnuii the BMtoa*^Hactnn-ia, that tt will give satiafactioii in every^ease, or money will )to refunded. This guaran^^tee hni h^. ii printed on the Nitta -wrapper,^and faithfully carried out for many rati a
iiirge botllea (luo doses) ai.OO, or six^bottle* lor *ft.O0. *
CForlarge, lllimtrated Treatise on nisoaaesof^nmen (hm pages, paper-ooverod), send ten^nfts in Ptampa. Addreas,
World'sDispantiry Medical Association,
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W.H. BAKER ^ CO.
THEFAIR
Broadway,Opposite Foatofnoe,
LowPrices On Kid Gloves.
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MININGJXPERT.
Dr.Swallow offera bli aervlcee tn boring and^^el ini- Mlnea, tblnklnK hlf J^ ^ ri.- acqnalntanoe wltb^tbe mlnea of the country and forty yeara expert^tore in mining rany he uaafnl to nperstora.^has several valuable mlnea for sals, and baa baa 1^naea connections with several eaatern parties who^wlahto bay Montana mlnea.
OfficeSt. Louis Block, No 17* Main atrest
GreatEnglish Remedy
Murray'sSpecific.
nLarA Kuaranteed cure for *11 nerveus die^av#S^ eaaea, aucb aa Weak Memory, L^ee of^SJJJV-Braln Power. II) aterla, Headache, 1'aln^iaaruauVtn tlj6 Back. Nervoua Pro*tratIon,Wake^fulneea, I,eurorrha*a, L'alveraal l^aaltude. S^ml^nal Weakneee, Impotenry and tfeneral loea of^power of tbe Generative Ortrana-ln either Sex,^^-a need by lndlacreUon or over exertion, and which^ulUmatHly lead to I'rentature old Aice, Inpanlty^and Consumption 11 a box or six boxes for $5^Sent hy mail c^n receipt of prtcs. Pull partlrolan^In pamphlet, aeni free to every applicant
WeGuarantee Ms Bo zee^to tore any ca^e. For every $' order re^^ceived, we aend alx boxee, wltb a written^guarantee to refund the money If our^Specific does not effect a cure. Addreea^all rommunlratlona to tbe H^de Manufac-^turera' 'I'll K MUKKAY MKDK'INK f'O
KanaaeCity. Mo.^Kor aale In Helena hy H M I aiu iibn A Co.
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Thisla to notify the public that Wtac u ^f ' **^pnrchaaed the entire Internet -^f l^^ I-nna In^Ue China waaa hoaee. No *S Clore etreet. Wla^^Wan baa kept a flrftclaae laundry In Saa Kran^ctaco, and iruareateee the paopla of He Una (food^work and chaapfpricea
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I10 Warren St. Ialaphone 110.
ClosingOut Sale!
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KNOHMOUSSACRIFICE.
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HATSANI) BONNETS
Plushes65c fef Y*rJ.
kid Gloves, C mbroldered Backs. 76 oants.
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TheDiieHt ever brought to Helena.
Metaic, Metalic Lined an I C oth^Covered Caskets,
Forsdulta and rhlldren. Latest deelKna in^ladlea' and ^enU' robee and wrappera,^floral wraatba.
Officeand Warerooms 19 Park^Ave. Telephone No 245.
Openday ard nlitht Practical undertaker In^cbarica Bodlea taken In ^ '. .r^'f aad praaerved^any leattth of time. Ordera from tke country will^recalvo prompt attention
J.B. SENNETT,^Manager.
MerchantsHotel
Jiroer Broadway and Warren 8tm^\^Oppodite t. 8. Away 0Ae^,
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NewlyFitted and Nawly Fnrnlrhsd tnrouKhom^U0M and (ieaU Hatha. Barber Hl.op, Bar an^^Itlllard Hall wltb all Modarn lmprovemanta
SAMPLEROOMS
Wltbepeclal accomodatlona for (.'ommrrclal^Travelera.
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East,South ^ West
MakingcIobh connectionB at^Council Bluffs, St. Joseph,^Leavenworth and KansaB City,^with all trains for the EaBt and
South.
Alsothe shortest line to all^California points.^Through tickets to all points
inthe United States, Canada^and Europe.
Forfull intonnation call on^oi address
A.E. VEAZIE, Trav. Pass Agt.
28N. Main St., Helena^J. A. LEWIS, Gen. Agent,
Butt**,Mont.^J. S. TEBBETS, G. P. and T.
A.,Omaha, Nebraska.
J.L. SMITH.
FreightTransier Line,
HiLBfti,Montana.
Allkinds of merchandise and other^freight*, Inrlndlng ores, promptly trans-^ferrH from d*^pot.
Officeat J. Feldberg's Store and at the^depot. Orders will receive prompt at^^tention.
Stockholders*Meeting.
Nottoela bereby ^i^^n tbat tbare will be a meat^las' ^f tb^ Helena lllnlns and heducllon coin pan v^at tbe onVi* ot aald ionipan\, to wit: At the i^ar^lore of the Flret National Hank uf Helena, In llel^eaa, M. T , oa Wedaeedai, the lStb day of h-i m^ary. A 1^ ISSV. at S o'clock p. m , for taa porpoea^of aubmittlQa to tbe slorkboldare of aala utrpora^tlon a propoaUion to leaae all of tbe property of^aald Helena Mining and Hedurtloa coiupacy to^the Helena and UfwMaSsSl HSBaMBaj anu Kednr^tlon ci^mv^any for a period ot two yeara or loader.^Tbe property ao pr^^poaed to In* leased la dlatlm I^ly aperltltMl aa followr, to wit:
1.NK % of : i. Tp. . N., K. ^ W., and five^acres situate In tbe hi V uf tbe al y hec a, la^the (ownshlp aad raa^e eforeeald, and rating tbe^property a hereon la ettneWd the i'otuln roiuwn^tratar
a.Tbe Alia 1'ailtonila lode mining claim snd^Alia California mill alie, being li^ia at A aad S4U^UTp. 7 N , K. t W Alao Palth Kale aad mill^alia, being i^-u iiA aad WH la the tuwnalilp and^/ange aforeeald. Alao the i'uater U^de aad mill^alte, being reepectl\ely lota TlA and TIB In the^townahlp and range aforeeald. Alao tbe North^i v ii Lnle and mlil alu, helng loit No. vt aad SI^Alao, bomewliera lode aad ml I site, being re-^^pacuvelv Iota S8A aad ' It Alao the Alta Brooke^i' 'tit* anc mill alta, being reapecUvely lots - a and^TUB aad Slav the Urand Father lode and mill^eiie, t^elng reepectlvely Iota ,,a ard 77B, aad all^of aald minlntc clalma and mill aitea BSaSJ la the^towneblp and rang* aforesaid.
a.Tbe ililorodlr ng and amalgamating worka^and i. ni alte, heing lot No M, concentrating^worka mill alte, ^ i-i^ lot No hh; amelllntf worka^mill alte, lot ut, ail la towaeulp No. 7 aortb,^range 4 w*at, together with the smelting and re-^*' ^^ u^'u worka ta*Tton altuated. and all toola, ma*^cbinery, auppllea flxtareeaad pvreoaal property^there ualo IteUtnging or aaed la connection there^*liu, aad all appurtenance*, rlgbu, prl%tlegea^anc traacblaas.
4.The Comet Kale, being lot No 40, eaeterty IS^r 1UU acres ot lot No 4V, ail la Tp. 7 N , K A W .^aad water right aad dachas appurtaaaat to ^ald^laal mentioned tract.
LotNo l la block No. U la Comet toenalte,^JtiftVreon county, Montana Territory.
Alaothe rope tramway from the Comet mine to^the foot of the Comet bill.
bOne hundred and ten acre* In the Nw* || of^Mac. *1 Alao one hundred and ality In and ao^joining tbe SW W of sac *1. All la Tp. No 7^N , H i W.
b,AI o the Kayette lode. Alpha lode sad it at*^lode mining clalma In Colorado mining dlatrlct,^JeftVreon county, Montana. Alat) the B \ ^ t w^H of Ha k of 8BW. aac. si, Tu s N^ K S w . k^^getb^r aitii the lenfmenta, heredltamenta and^appurtenencee,Including all water riabta and water^SMSas thereunto belonging. All of aald forego^lag property t^elag altuata In the t ouaty ot Jef^fsrei^ and teriltory of Montana, and being or In^teudexl Ui be all of the proiterty, real, peraonal or^mlaed t^elonglng to aald Helena Mining aad Ue^dmtloa company.
HM PAHCllBN,^M. S. DOWNS,^M 11. S H K I K^W. K CULLK-s.
Trutteea
GOEAST
VIA.TUB
NorthernPacific
RAILROAD,
TheDininr Car Route
-APD
GREATSHORT LINE
EASTERNCITIES
250Miles TftT Chicago^AND ALL POINTS EAST.
TH8 ONLY
ThroughCar Line
LowRates, Quick Time,
PullmanPalace Cars
NORJ HIHH PACIFIC 7t*^ Ti$L^.
Thefollowtag la the time of the arrlvale and
dparturt^a of tralna on the Northern I'aclflc on^the new echedule, taking effect Wndneeday,
Jan.U. 1H8U
AKHIVAl.NAT iis1.BMA
No.1--Through Wast-hound eipreaa.^^ 4 -Through ttaat bound eipreaa^^ 8 Bulla Mlaaoula and llel Bxp
H^- Marvaillle 1 aseeaaer
'Mi Hlittlril Arr iiriiiKKlatlon
7- Wl kaa Boulder and Calrln 1'a^oiraart asa rwm arutNA.^No. l-Throavh Weat-huund expreaa^** t^Ti.roiigh Kaet iNiund expreaa..^** 7~Helena, Mntte and Mlai oula Ex
S^Maryi villa reneenger
T' Hlmlhl Aorommodatloa
**8^Wirtea Boulder at^d Calvin 1'ae^A. L HTOKKH, (^^^ner il Agent, Ilele^C 8. h H K. (1. r aad T. Agt bt I'aul,
:50p m^. 7:10 p m^|fl ^1 p m^.10:10 a m
B:0pm^^ 8 40 p m
4:06p m^..' :25 pm^ISM a m^.4:15 p tn
Inn,
tHrOOam^as, M. t.^. Minn
TAKfcJTBE 80BMO ROUTD
or
THSNORTHWEST
tub
MONTAN- A^CENTRAL M
M-ANITOB-ARAI LWAYSA
POPULAR SHORT LINE
Helena,vVlckea, Boulder. Butte, Mnryavllle, Hi^Paul, Mlnneapolla, Chlcaao and^All Points Eaat.
NewOpen for hmw Traffic
SOLID
THRDU8HTRAINS DAILY
arrwiaa
Butte,Helena and St. Paul
PalaceSleeping: Cars,^Luxurious Dining Cars,^Magnificent Day Coaches,^And Free Sleeping Cars^For Second-Class Passengers.
Safaty,OasafoH and Courts*!^Our Pstrons.
Itwill tli- xreateet endeavor *uf tbe munsfw-^m^*nt Ui rnn tralna tbrougb On Tiaa
Ki'llnwln|(la tbe Ume of arrival and departure^uf tralna at Helena on tbe new schedule, taking^fftVH l^eiemher KHh, lrSJB:
TaaiMaaaaivi at mii.ima.
No4 Ht I'aul AtUallc Sx.from Hutte and^aoutb, 11 i ^ a m.
8Montana Pacific Ki. from St I'aul^and eaat 5:00 p m.
No.i- Helena and Hutte Kx. from Hutta and^sooth, lafj p
No.'^ Maryavllle Bipreea, 10 a. m.
raaiasusraarr rwm hilkk*.
No4~ Ml. Paul AtlaoUc la. for St. Paul and^eaat, U :S5 a m
No.) Montana PaclftY Ki for Hutte and^Booth, 5:10 p. si.
No.1 Helena and Hutte Kx for Butte and^aouth, a . J5 a m
No.a Mar)avllle Bxpreaa 1:40 p. m
TrainsNoe. 9 and 4 connect at Hutu with Vnlon^I'arlAr and carry u, P. Pocatallu alee per between^lle.ena aad butt -.
ForFurther in ormatlon call on or addreea an;^axent of tt la f rm anir, or
pP H11KLHY, ^^aa. Manager, Helena.
M P HKN N.Trav I'aaa. A^rt Helena
THEMERCANTILE AGENCY
B.0. DUN ^ 00.,
Proprlet/ra.
Korthe protection aud promotlou of tradf^Eatabliahad In 1W41 ^110 Offleaa.
UnitbdStatim, Canada and Kihopi
Mar.ajfcrof the Montana District,
R.T. GAINES : HELENA
Off!recorner Ath avt-nu*. and Main Street.
ChildrenCry for Pitcher1! Castoria.
A.L Preiccr
DEALSat Dl
MARBLE
AMD
GRANITE
ALSO
IHtnKBXMh^^ef
No.8210.}
Applioatioafor a Patent.
U.bVLabd omca, I^Helena, Montana, Januarv i, 1SHW. f^Notice la berebv siven thai tht helra of Aiu-oat^/oiler, de^waeed, hy Leulae Poller. admtnletreFrlx,^wheee jHattoflli-e addreea la IL'tena, Montana,^haa thla da/ flled s^milcatlon for a patent,^nnder the mlalna lawa of mnifTaae. for a placer^mttiui. i lain dedicated as lot No. 54, aurvej No,^altiiated In anorjfanlr.ed mlnlnu dlatrlrt.l^wla^ana t'larhe coaatv, Montana Territory, In eettloo^^*. lowashlp 10, north raaica4 weet, w hlrh claim^la not of record, and deecri'ted aa follows la the^official plat aad tl^ld no tea oa Sle In thla oftlr* |^Hetflniilnt; at corner No. 1, a llmeetone IHxTi^ lna.^and runnlntc thence a. taV a. l.SS cnalaa, thence n.^SB* a. H.14 raalaa, thaooa a. 4S* a. a.So chalna,^theacen. Sjfs's S90 chains, thence a. SSts^ w.^\ SS rhelne u^ corner No B of thla enrvey, the^aame belaa corner No. IN of lot No. 47. placer^iiiirlnu claim of Henry Hay at al from which the^St arctlon corner on eaat boundary of ae* tlon Sn,^townahlp 10 north ranve 4 weat Iteara n tSJ' Mf a.^dlatant S0.SH chatna, tbeace a. W 10 w, S.7V^chalna, thence a Sal%^ w S.M^ chalna, thence a. 41*^w. S M^chalna, thence a * ^ 2.15rhalna Ui the^phva of tH'^lnitliih', ptohraclnn one and eighty alx^one hundredth il.nS) acraa, upon which a BSjSaS of^aald applhatltm waa poatad tbe I^th day of
Chi
Autftiat,1HH7 The adjotnlnit dalmanta U^ thee,^preinlaee are Henry llay et al, placer mlnlni^claim lot 47 In aald I wnanlp. #
SW. I.ANUUOKM, MeKlater^Oomly A \ ^^ attorneys for claimant.^Klret publication, January \ 1SHS
No 2216.|
Applioatioofor a Patent
I'MITBDHTATBa LAND OFFUS. i
Helena,Montana, Jan. w, 1HHV. \^Notice la h^rehv ylven that Harrle^^n Aahury,^William I lato.aad John II Hardwlck, whoee |m^at^nfllre addreae la Helena, M I , have thla day dletl^their application t ^r a patent for one hundretl^aud ufiy-eeven and ol UN) acreaof the placer mln*-^ttearlnK |[old, altiiated In I noritaulretl uilnlnti dla^trtct, t ountlea of l^ewia and t'larhe and .irftYreon,^and Territory of Montana, aid deeUaated by the^fleld notea aud i^fllclal plat on file In thla office aa^lota numtter 1 2 and \ and Ihe aw. '% ne V% of eec^1, in townehlo ^ n ranire S w , of principal beee^^ Ineand inerlillan of Moutana Terrltor\, ^ontaln^(aa 157 01 lt^i acree
Tbelocatlitn of thla mine la recorded In the re^conier'a office of Leila and t'larhe county In 'ook^K of K. and U. The adjoining rlalmanta are un^known.
HW LANtilH'HNK. Keiclater.^John W. Ki^ov, attorney for applicant^Ftiat publication Jan u\ lHmi
|No. 220ft ]^aPPi itjanoN PUM A PATENT
IT.8. La an ttrrni, i^Helena Montana, Pecemt^r BS, IHHH. f
Noticela hereby tclv**athat Jainee I*. Porter,^Henry W. Foote, Thoa. t*offand Frank It Miaffnr,^whoee poatofflce atldreaa la Helena, Montana JVr^rltory, have thla day Sled their application for a^patent for fifteen hundred linear feet of tne !^lee^raut-tue bale mine er ^eln tM^arlnti goSfll. etc., with^aurfece ground alx hundred feel In width, altiiated^in Helena unorKantr.ed mining dlatrlrt, county of^Lew la and t'larkt^ ai^d Territory of Montana, and^dalgnated by the iW'M noU-a ami official plat on^flit* In thlaofBce aa lot No. SV, eec. 1a. In to^nablp^10, north range 4 weat of principal baee line and^meridian of Montana Territory, aald lot No r^w^ttelng aa follows to wit: b'-glnnlug at cor. No. 1,^from which the northweat cor. to eec IS, tp in,^n r. 4W heareN 41* 11 W-j.irttH feet. thenc* N.^5a* 1.158 feet , thenc* H. 7-J fSO b, t^M feet, thence^N. RS*B. I,.*7i! feet; thence a W W. tkll (M;^thence N WW. l.lttt feet: lhance N a* ,1ft 1 445^feet to place of beginning, containing lit 11 acrea
Thelocation of thla mine la recorded in the ra-^cordera office of 1**1* and t'larke county, tn^lKM^ka t of I odea The adjoining claimant* are
Pnlveraltylode on the north and theI Kalth
lodaon the weal, both unaurveyed.
a,W. LANtlllOHNB, Heglater.
JnoW Kddy, attorney for clalmanta.
rirstpublication December xM, lHHt*.
(No.2221.)
Applioationfor a Patent*
Unitihrir^Tsa Land Ornrs,^HaiJiNa, Montana*^January IS, lhNv.
Notlcala hereby irtven that Timothy Wilcox*.^Harrlaon Aahury, Ol'
Yergyand William Plato, whoee poaioftb t^ ad
Oliver0, lUnkar, Ids H.
dreanla Helena, M, T,, have thla dav tilf.l appli^cation fi^r a patent for three hundred and twenty^acrea of the Placer mine Waring g^ ^bi,^altiiated In unorsaiitaed mining dlatrlct, county^of Lewla and tiarke, aad territory of Montana,^aud dee!gn*ted by the fleld notea and official plat^on file In thla office aa the aH of aet tlon S5, in^t iwnahlp 10, n ranya S, w. of prim i pal l^aae it ro^^an d merblan of Montana territory, containing Hvlo^ac as. 1 ha locatpi'n of Ihla mine la recorded la^the ret order a iifflie of i ewla and t'larke county^In lawk Kof H and I^ Ihe adjoining clalmanta^are unknoan.
WLANdlltiKNB, Hegletar.^John w Bddy attorney for Applicant*^Klrat publlcaflon Jan. If.
Stockholders*Mooting
Noticela hereby given that IbstS will be a^meeting of the ettx kholdera of the Helena and^Itlmlnl Mining ' oinpany, at tht* office of the aald^company, to wit, at Ihe office of the A M Hotter^Hardware t oiupany In the city of Helena, Mon^^tana, on Monday, the xTith day of Februarv, ihhm,^at S o'cltK-k p. m., for the purpoae of aubmlttlng^te the atockholdere of aald corporation, a propo^altlon to leaae and aell all or a pasuaa - t tht*^property of the aald Ilnlnna and Ulmlnt Mining^Company to the u, H. Puldlc haiio}jhng i oinpany,^i^r to aome other company or perron, one year or^lass Maid leaae to provide for the privilege, on^tbe part of the leaaae, to purchaaa aald property^or a portion thereof during the term of ^alri leaee.^The property ao aup|K^eed to l^e leaned, with priv^^ilege of eala, la In tne count* of i ^- * u- and t'larke.^Territory of Montana, ai.d la dlatlnctly ajtaclflHci^aa followa to wll: llevlnnlng at a ttaka aet on^the aouth ttoundary of the nortbaaet ipiarter of^of the northeaet (iiiarlar of e*h tlon nuniaerlweu^ty-three of township number ten north of range^number four wt-at oi the principal baae line and^marldlan of Montana Territory, and which a take^haara aouth MM' P. eaat ^.HH rlialna dlalai.t alentf^aald aouth tKiundary from the eoutbeaat corner^of aald forty acre trai t, aald eoutbeaat corner^ttelug marked by a atake on the eaat boundary of^aald auction numtwr twenty Hire*- whirh Iteara^paaia t*SS eaat dlatant M i hales from the^original corner to eectlona nutul^er*-d ttilrteen,^fourtxttn, twenty thiee and tareuty four, WUSS Ik^mark'd by a granlt** aton** with three SSSi hee on^the aoutb edgt*. with pita and mound . tlit-nre run^nlngaouth MS' 15 weet 14 ^\ thalna ahma aald^aouth boundary of aald forty acre tract to a atake^at the aouth weat corner of tbe earns; thence^north 0' :*r. weat 7 Ua chalna al^n|/ the weat. iHiund-^ary of aald forty acre trait to a a aka ssafksaJSS^the northwest corner of thla lot, thnnre aoalb 55^al^ eaat .taj chalna: dinn h aouth m, eaet 1 r.7^chalna; thence aoutbeaat .711 chalna;
themeaoulb'^!^' waat
a.SSchalna; thence aouth 5S 50 aaat^157 chalna; thence aouth ^^^ |^ eaat 1 57 chalna,^thence aouth SI' la aaat I 5M chalna; thence aoutb^01 '41 aaat 7U chalna; thence aouth hi 5a *aat 1.5ft^chalna; thence aouth ftH eaat HI chalna tbeace^aouth AA'ao' east l.M chalna^point of beginning. The premle**e hereby con^veyad containing 4.W1 acrea, n ore or laaa. Tha^whole boundary from tbe northweat corner of^aald lot to the point of beginning, having been^laid out by ofTaeta two hundred fast dlatant from^the canter of the Northern Paclflc railroad track;^aave and except ao mu^ h of aald projwrty aa waa^omvsyed hy Alfred M. ttater and Ophelia Kaler,^hla wife, to tbe Mon'aaa ' antral Hall we ^ * less^pany for right of way purpoaee, by d*ed dated^Auguat J^. A. 1^ 1MM^, aald sxceptei portion om^lalnlng 1 an acrea.
Haldpropertyao propoeed to l^e l^*aaed and aold^twlng the aame whereon la altiiated the K^l.-r^i oa -ntrator Hald aale and lsaeeto Include cibi en^trator and all other bulldlnga and Improvement^upon aald properly, together with all tenfmenta,^heredltamt*! ta and appur'enanrea thereunto be^I on glut, Including all franchisee and prnlh-gee.
B.T IIAI'hKM.^A M. HOLI KH,^A. M KHLKK.^KltlNCh I'OPB,^It. M 11 A LB,^W, B. !^ tKhF.KH K,
nasssss.
Notioota Co-Owners.
ToOeo Bowen I You are hereby aotlSed tbat 1^have expanded two hundred doll are In labor and^Improvement* upon the Llxule quartx lods, altua^tea about two thousand ft*et north weat of ihe Lit^^tle Km ma ipiarta lode mlnlag claim, nnar Jackaon^creek and the Ur ndim u,uer^x l^Hle, altuated about^one half mile northeaat of tb** Little Bminau'iartx^loda MBSBg claim and abort! two thouaana feet^north of Jackaon creek, wltli the Humner IimIm on^th^* seat aad the I Uale lode on the weat, both In^do ortfa' laad mining dlatrlct, In JtdTereon county,^Montana territory ^ s will app**ar by certificate on^file la th* office of tbe recorder of aald county, In^i rder t hold aald pi^*mlaea undas the i rovlaloaa^of Hec. *ftJ4, r^vlae^j alatuteaof the I M^ ^', statee,^ttelng the amouat r^ ujulreil Ui hold the eauie for^the year ISNi: and If within ninety daya afU^r Ihla^notice you fall, or refuae to roatribnte ^ ,r pro
(Kirtlonof auch exitendltare aa a co-owner, your^otereet In aald Llxale and Brandon looe clalma^will '^com* tbe property of the aulna rlber.
WF.L'l'MwINB.^Helena, I-ewla and t 'larke coanly, and territory^of Montana, Jaa. l.ih, 1HHU
Noticeto Oo-Owuers.
ToChar lea Whltc^mh and II B. Davie- Ion^are hereby notified that I hare expnnded one^hundred dollara tn laletr and lmprovementa upon^tbe Virginias quattx lode, altuaU-d In I ^ * i* and^Clarke ciuaty, Mootaaa Terrltorr, In Ht mple
.u i + ^ ' mlalna: fin t, and la Itounded on^the eaat by tbe Cleveland lod*^ and on the weet hy^theComstock aad leruaba lodea, in order to hold^eald premla^^e under the prnvialona of aectlon^L1J4 Hevlsed Ktaiutaa ot tbe United sutea, Ulng^tne amount re^tulred to ho:d the aama for the year^INsa, and If withtn ninety dava after thla notice^yitu fall to or refuae to contribute your propor^^tion of eucb *ip^ndlture aa a co owner, your In^tereet In aald vlrgtul ia lode claim will become^tbe property of thla - - ^ ^ r
Maryavilla,i.ewln and Llarke county. Jan. M^KKA Nt'la BKYAN
Notice.
BsaVJSiM at, Feb II,
to'clock n. m. f
Pare a ant tn i^ower veeted In me by reaolutlon^of the board of truateea of the ft alitor Mining^and Redaction ^-ompenr,I bare t la dar bargained^and aold unto B Hrown. trnate^, for the aum of^sixty two thouaand dollara Ahi:**)- all right, title^and interaet la tbe aald Beulder Wining aad Ha^ductlon company In aay and all real ana p^*reonal^property or t ar ef Ita reeonrcee, said pur^-baa^*^price to ^ paid upon dallvary of dead properly^executedMA8HKN A BL'L .AKI),
Agentand attor ey for tbe B^^ulder Mining and
Haductloacompany
ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castoria.
jLENOIR MOUSE-Steam Heat.
\ Cor. Mala Ht. and llaleaa av . Ualana, Montana, Bvery room a flret^laaa front rcoaa
I
PACIFICMOTfL Steam Heat^Main atreet, Helena, Montana. Hualneee center of tbe city. Flret class. All afreet cars paai^tha above houaee. Many reetauranta In clone proximity at all orlree Hoome Nic. ^5c. $1 ^t, sol i^f Ul per day according to location Fpeclal weekly ratea. ft O. LKNOIK, Prop both houaea.
AGRAND
PrizeDistribution!
Underthe Laws of Montana.
Totake place Publicly in the Court Hoouse, at Billinga, Montana,^Monday, April 15, 1889.
KiaarPaul The wall known and popular
GrandHotel,
Valuedat$M,nW NOTB -A Warranty Dead for tha Hotel and Kaaldancee. free from anrandfal^lnrumbranrea, haa liaan placet on ^lt^i^oalt In tha Plrat National Hank of Hllllnn. to be delivered to^tbe pwreone SaMBSS tbe lucky nuuiKera on the day of drawing. H. II. MPNu, Caahler,
UOLDllAM, Asst. Oashlar.
SECONDPRIZE^A Two-Story Residence Valued at $5,000.^THIRD PRIZE^One Steinway Grand Piano Valued at $1,ooo.
1(M fH^
Ill ^ rrlaas, at |100 each
H ^ ^ ^ 60 M^DO ^ ^ ^ ^ ^^110
Kmb
$-60
..1,000..1,000^..1,000^..1,00^60
AggregatePrizes, $75,000. 15,000 tickets at $5 each
Nii. The I'rseldent of he Leytslatl^* Council, the apeaker of tbe Uouaa of Itepreaentatlvea, aa 6^a third person Pi he aelected by the vote of tboaa ticket boldera praaaat at tha drawing wl i
Huperltitendtbe drawing
Aicantawanted lu every t iwn In tbe Territory, at good cummlaalona. Addreae all Communications to
J.J. NICKEY, Box 178, Billing's, Montana.
SCARFF'8
HARVEY'SBUILDING, GRAND STREET,
iHalf Block Eaat of Klret National Hank..
MMMfrom VI M Ui IM V. M. HiininesH M*u'h Lunch from 11 A.M. to 2 I' M^Short or .1.1 - at all times. Hpecial attention paid to svrvlnf( familitw.
DR.LIEBIG ^ CO
TheRenowned California
Specialists,Surgeons^and Physicians
R.S.HALE^C0.
WIlOLaMALIAND KK 1 AIL
Farlttrlloiel, ITlalu Nireet, lleh ua.^Hlonl., April lattoTlh, |hn^,
Dr.LelblK A Co , ^I^^clallaU for all| disease* o*^men, however Induced, and no matter how lnvet^erate; apeedlly, thoroughly and permanently^i ured Recent rases radically cured In a few daya^IM/.r.lneaa of tke head. Ww.i.n^*a of advanclay^yearn, aad all ^related, lani^uld eabsuated^ con^dltlona of the vital forcen, apnedllr cured. Thor^oriHh eiamlnatlon, Includlnrx analyala and micro^acoptcal esamlnation of urine, (A.itft The reaaoti^tkouaanda cannot fret cured of aemlnal waakaaaa,^ap^*rmatorrbaa, loaa of manhood, and other com*^plnJnta raaulUnir from follkee of youth, or eiceaa^of maturity, la to a complication called proetalor^rh*a,or hyper*atheala,whlch requiresapeclaltreat-^ment. Dr Lei hi* a 7nvl*oreior number one. la^tlie only cur* for the former trouble, and numhei^two lathe only known rem**dy for the complice^tlon alx.vf nat'i^! I'roetaWirrtiea. 1'iiceof either^lnvl*orator ts.iril per liottle, or all lM^ttlee for flu,^A two dollar bottle aent ' ^ applhation to^prove the wondsrful power of thla creel remedy^H ronfreet electric IwlU tree to patfrnta tailor
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-LIRHIODIMI'KNSAHY,^^400 tl^arv atreet. Han Franclaco. ^ al
Noticoto Co-Owners.
ToMr. A H. IIoualaai, who ta a co-owrer wltk^J.O.Faulaen aud 11. E (Irani In the following^^le*rrll^ed pr tt^tty! H M of H Mj * || of HW Sj ol^Sac. W Tp. It) N of K S weat Yon are hereby^noilu^d that 1 (tb* under*l,rned^ have expended^one hundred dollara 4f1(SJ| lu la^tor and Improve^m-nta upon tbe above i- - rllsad property, aa will^appear by certia^ at^ fll*d May .^i. In th* of^i of tne recordsr of aald county In effSSS to^hold the aald p rem lee* under the provlaionsof^aectlon X ''t of tb* Kevlaad Htatut^*e ot the Cnlte-l^^tate^, l^eln|[ the amount required by law to hold^tha aame for the year aodtn* h^^. II, 1HD8. And^If within ninety daya from the publication of this^notice Ht (all or r* ue* to contrlbut* y* ur pro^portion of au' h expenditure aa a to owner, your^iLteraat In tald claim will become the property of^the subscriber undvr aald aectlon
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ll*leaa, Lewlr and Clark* county, Mont, Jan M,
uaa.
Notice.
Th*County of Mleeoule, Montana Territory,^off.-ra for sal* twvr.ty thousand dollara * per cent.
n - it- ^ ^' * la ' ^ r**ra; Interest^coop- aa payable we ml annually. Bonds to he Is^^sued In denomination* of t-VKl Healed propoeela^^^r bin* for ih* purchar* of eald bonde In part or^whole will b* received hy th* county cl*rk of^MlMoula county up to and Including Man-h 4, w^Addreea D. D. Bo*art, c ^unty dark, Mlaaoula,^Moat.
OPIUM
'nredla MB
luSO d*\a- \ o pay till currf^l^r. J atepbeua, U b**^a, Otaia. .,
aiorphlnellaMt Ci^Oatvi.
DRUGGISTS.
Dealer*In Pat*at Medicine*. Fancy Toilet^t^ooda, Lantern Lam pa and Lamp Woods, Glaea,^I'alnta, Ulla, etc. har*lcal Inatrumenta, CruU bea,^Hracee, etc Whole**!* atzente for Curo for^f'on*ba and CoMe, kirk a Pile Ointment, Wltchee^AC^^sodium, Hoaanko MedMnea, Dr, KUmer'a^Remedy, Dandelion Tonic, Oregon Eldney Tea,^Dutard ^ NpeclSc.
PROF.BEGGS*
Ladleaand OeaUemen a advanced clas* Mon^^day evenln*.
Ladleaand U*ntl*men* beginner a class^Wednesday evsnin* at H o'clock.
Children'sclaaa Hatarday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
PrivateLeeaons given at any Ume.
Hallcan be rented Uf bails and parties
ASSSMBLYH ALL, tl ^ANITS BLOCK.
SouthMissoula
REALESTATE SALES
Cnmoencln*on Kebruary let, 1880, aad sadlag^on March 'list, lafa\ w* will offer for sals lota la^Sonth Mlaaoula fnmt $41 to $1(10 sa^-b, and certain^corner lata st ft
LoUar*HJilUO f**t.
Noatreet lew thaa 100 feet arid*. Oa let of^April, is**, we will rata*oar price* oa a ecale^with edjacaal property.
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