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fHEINDEPENDENT tfelen*.Wont., April 87, 1889, fmUtUM fVBRT MoIKi'IPT lOMfi BXOADWAY mmSti'.a.rtbarft.Ny carrier, per mnnth$1 ^| t* m*ii par ; ^ . j. fllUjf,p**r y^ orrniALMM ^^* (NU aUKD^OOOTTF. Thaf * i N t ^ ^ ft Iftrgftr ^ . clrrulft-^Han than any naarspftpar bftlwftft^ ^^ P*^1 ^nd^^ortiftnd ^nd ft Iftrgftr circulation thftn an^^^Iftftr two o^Pftporft publlthod ^n Montana,^it has no i^r^M roamaacratft. Its subscription^oookaar* op^n to inftpoction, and ii ts ai^avft^raadv to tpro^^ that ita circulation I* aft rapra-^tftntad tntarMat lh^ PofttoftVft at Malftnft as word-^^ lass rt.attar. OOXftTRITIU5AI 005VE5TIOK. If ni.trratU I'rliuarla* ami l^Mrlrt ^ M MfjUacator Mm taftMttaa ^f Bmtmw*** Thairovarwr aa M'tfrtana lM*ta| mmti '^la^ptm !araatl^m Ut an ajMftjaftj t^ I - h^W I I LUf M^^IffJ^ f.,r tbft Uoo ^^f dfJp^at*** to the HMMM^tluDol c^id*-bUob t^^ I* mti Ui llvleaa, July 4, l'-w,t ^^ tMMMtli aj ih^ NuMpV MMNMhi fourteen(u an^l Afff**Dth dlatrlr ta.altua*^! Id U^*1s^an : I l^rk*^ fti.11 'ftftfft'i* connH**, ar^* r*^(ti*ftU--l t^^^bold primary ajMafAM In to*-r aeveral pmrlarta^no tfjtftt^, May 4, lrWt, for tbo aalacUnn of d-la^u'ftU* !^ the 'lintrlrt ^^.a\t^ntl^ u^ ^lil^li HI ui^immlDftU* cMe^-ataa u^ tha conatltutlunai ^ on van Hm lb*|iMmeMf* In District Nu Twelve will asaem^feU at I n ^ l^^rii B. m id tha fay tVfrttjM I hi^dlatrirt lar^ aa| ^^aad of tba following J^rw ln^ ta (if^L*^wlf^ hii'l ( lark** rountr, ablrb will t* entitled^t^^ a- MSJMJ of d-le^ales IhUcaU*'. No. l'r**c!ortt.Meat ut Delegate* |ft|Mttraaroa I re**h whereaNo wH a young man named^Hyppollte, with whom nue had fre-^giifutly bwn hwu. The hu*v^au^! wan^called, and he and the iletective filtered^the room where Mr*. Kerry ami M. Hyj^-^polit* were, without Mag annouiiced.^Tke breach of tUfMill mm rebuked by^Mr*. Kerry NprlriKiiiK at her hutband^ami bitliiK off a pirtlM ^f Ml MUh The^disturbance brought MM l^ln'e, who^t(Kik the entire i'.nupaiiy before the mag^^istrate, to whom Mrs. Kerry eanlaiued^that her only motive in meeting M. Hyp-^polite at that particular place wan that^she inifrht have the opportunity to study^the Krench language free from inter^^ruptions inch a* were ill**)* iH'cuiriiif^at her own apartments. At latit ac-^counlN the magintrate Wmt still Htudy-^lug American wn-ial usageH, to ascertain^by what right the husband interfered^with his wlfe'o educational ambition*-. KrhfMilHOftMft^^tatl ^n ^rtfr^^111** il.' i^ if' ^ : .i . Jaari^^ rn^ aT)^oo Mltrlit*I Mlddi*-Kurk ....^Kork ^ ra-k ..^Uoj-tii JayU ^old Kmira acbo.il Uouas 4 ..1^.1^. 1^1^1 ..1^. 1^. I^1 ..t .1 Mora I Mli.UH- Iftjii Mora UluHar. ft!i 1 HaryarUltA. o. I w Hail I *li^rJanrtioD 1 VftJIt'y ^ i ^ i ... It, -f ' -i .i ll'.n^t^ 1 Aifttitba fullowlntr prnrinrU i f t aa^ad^- '^^^^.f.'y Mlaaloa 1 unK'var^ ^^ l-*^^^^ 11.. . .. 1 Wll.uai^ reak I 'Hi*r ^r wntlnn for thl* UlatMrt will kft h**M at^A ^ I ^ bail, MaryavUla. ftt Vi m,t ou I u^a^dav, May ^. BMMNo is.- fTlma (f holdinn Mfjajajfji | ^^m on May 4) la ^ ompo^i of ptm in^ ta and ai j.ur^tlon^H] aa follows: Ki,rtt. Wftrd llalana tiarhftu^**r a. A K.tMiAaril. na I'ayt.a a MoWl h HuUfr.--'ii n ll^^iim^ 1 tUmlnt 1 cBbolly ^ )|..t^l M Uttlvivnnla Hoarding llouaa. 1 NftlfOIly . I avftaWrHe) .Mil lluiiae ,% Tbarorivfntlon for thta i.lotrl.t will hf l.*-ld at I'ayna^ II. U^1 ou Tu**ft.lar, Ma^ at It in^Ulatrlcl No 14.-Prtuarlaa at ^ u m ^iturda^, May4 KlratWard ... QMf Uall s**rxnd Wardi:. i'-ii ^^^ t ThirdWardJohn /.*^l|(l^r ^ Mahia. t. TbsMpVMtfM for tbla d atMc* will b*. bald at^City Hall i.d I naaday, May at W m OUtrktNo 15.- Prlmarlaa at ^ ii m ttaturda),^May 4 autbWardlloaa Houaa6 hVvotitbWard .. N hool llouaa . I Kait I;- ..-na.Naw Hail .. ft I'ulnvliia Omptau'a ^toraK Tbla. uvantlun ^Mj \m h**).j aj BflM Houm* in^Nlxib wan! on Tu^rday, May at lit ui 'Ihr**^- art* to oat^**t fr ^m aarb dla trlrito tti^ (onfttltutlfual rtmvantl.m, b4m aa no^vul-r ^ an vow for iuor^ tban two d-^l^*t!at**st ^s^ratotnm*^ad that dsn.tcraU iiomlnat** only two^V^ar.* ^n* In *^arli 'Uft'rl. l, and would also r^rxiiu^*i*^iid tbai In tba twvltili dlattti i mbbIi n iw il lowrd.N.J M.l onnbi.]., tlialrmtn !^^^^ 'nM i'^-unty * onitultlaa.^Jons 1' Mi ^ AHk, h*m ^^*tarv.^MaftMBi M -lit . April ML |Ml MlMM * Alll l.lt AMI ^^^\. TheaniKMinceiuent that rotigreMHiuau^i Cox and Senator (loriuan may ptnatbly^\i-it Montana the coining summer gave^DtMMptl farter the chance to nay some^thing foolish, the other day, and the del^egal^ rarely letn such opportunities- paw*^unirnnroved. ^It MM t^ be the gen^eral n|.ir.ioij,^ said Mr. Tarter, ^that the^democratic national committee have^taken liold of the matter and are going^to make Montana the political battle^^ground of the fall campaign. They are^going to concentrate energies, orator*^and everything else to get two demo^^cratic MeiiatoH and a democratic eon-^greH-man from the state of Montana.^Hu'. then* effort* hhow the h^^peles^ne*h^of the cause. It remind^ me of a ho|^e-^le*o^ ca*e at the bar. Whenever a crim^^inal g*'tH In a tight (dace and tit* cau*e^i- particularly Nhaky, he *end* for the^l.o-i legal talent from abroad to try to^get him out of the box.^ And^In the rery next breath the embryo^MfctiMMB setsiiown Mr. Oag a* a Hinall-^Imre of the weaae*t order, lu*tead of the^(Tialit that the alleged nece*Hltle* of the^di'ii.ocrat* require. ^The people of Mon^^tana,^ he *ay*. ^are a- familiar with Mr.^('ox** record a* they are with hi* joke*,^ami, a* they have no use for client nut*,^will care nothing for either.^ Should^Mr. Carter win a titio* of thi distinction^in emigre** (pnnided tlo i|de of Mon^^tana should do *uch a thing as to make^a real congres^.mHn of Mm he will^acMew* more than his MfMil friend*^expect. Mr. Coi i well known, both for^hi- services In aWgfaai and for hi* wit,^by the people of MtHtlM. and should he^be pleased to visit the territory during^Ifcl -uuimer he w ill no'et with a^hearty welcome from Montanian*^Hitboal regard to party. I here lias been^nothing thus far to indieato that his^contemplated \ i^it has any connection^with politic-; the importation of orator*^for the fall campaign is nut at all nece*^stry, ami there i* no probability that it^will be resorted to. However, should^Mi.' oxoi any other eastern democrat^of dlatlnctlc .'hance to visit Montana^during the canvass ami consent to mal.e^a (dibltc address, be would be li*tcned^to W Ith duo defe'elice. ShouldMr. ^ arter fall of an election to rougress, would Tie *tlll b* of the opinionthat Montanian* havu ^no u*e^for chestnutH^ CHAMOIOF Till Waxmi u Kit, t^n^, has that coiueuient^individual, a wicked partner, upon whom^to lay the titauje f^*r avts of his bu^ine^*^estuMivhmeiit that it Isn't agreeaf le t(^acknowledge himself. HKiWkkxmanufacturing harmony for^the republican paity and making water^run up hill, the Helen* organ of the ad^^ministration ha* its haii'I* full. I nder^pftaMt conditions the one task is a*^easy as the other. IMMMA. Stitt. a haiid-ome dry giMNts^salesman of HufTalo, n. v., ha* come into^fmmWmlm of a fortune of ftOOyOOO^through marriage witli Mr*. ^croggs, a^widow of^;:. The only drawback t^^ the^bridgrrHiur* bapplne** i* the fact that^his bride lacks a bad cough. Maii i- H m^ i.i is back in the^I mil : ^^late* iKromiiig a scheme for sup^plying rhiua with railway*. The^marij , 1* not the originator of the^plan.roiint Mitklewic/. having been first^in the Held; but it i*to be hoped better^Huccess will attend the efforts of the^n, , .;- than wa* vouchnaftMl the count. ITwill be great good fortune if con^^siderable Hlcknee* does not result from^Hmj use of the impure water that 1* now^being supplied to consumers in thin^city, and a* a precaution it would be^well if people would drink no water un^til after it ha* been boiled. A little^foresight on the part of housekeepers in^this matter may remit tu the preserva^^tion of health iMider the exi-ting trying^condition*. 'Ihe necessity t,f action by^I the t'lty authorities in, t^*^, becoming^crery day more apparent. The lusutii-^cieiicy of present source* of supply can^^not b^* di-nted. ami something must be^done speedily toward* lindlng a more re^liable and plentiful supply. Alderman^l.o. l.\ resolution, which wa* quoted in^these columns on Wednesday, author^LwUw taking of initial steps in the^matter, and the city's m cessitieH demand^that ttie Moik be at once entered upon. Uthe Journal doesn't mind a cipher^or two, it should continue it* dl*cu**ion^of the water work* canal project^broached in it* issue of yesterday. It^will timl a pumping system that will^raise ^barge* and log*^ a few hundred^feet, more or less, will have to be taken^into account. To those who have given^the subject careful consideration it Is^apparent that the only feasible means of^procuring a water supply from the Mis^^souri river I* by mean* of a well-con^^structed conduit supplemented by pump^^ing work*. Inincreaeing the premium* for agri^^cultural, mineral and mechanical exhib^^it* at the fair which Is to be held here in^August the manager* of the fair associa^^tion are acting wisely. Montana ha*^reached a stage of her development when^more attention should be given to im^^proving the quality and quantity of ag^^ricultural products than ha* been shown^heretofore. It i* not the plan of the^managers however, to retrench In one^direction in order to be more liberal in^others, and consequently the purses for^race* are even larger than they were^lait year. I'nder such judicious man^^agement the fair cannot fail to be a huc- Thkwife of ft \\ Kerry, a capitalist^of Tacoma, ha* created a *eu*ation iu^the American colony at i'ari*. where *he^ha* been residing for some time, by the^maimer in which *he resented her hus^^band's attempt to regulate her pumult^of kuowledge. Mrs. Kerry** conduct In^Paris, where she wa* alone, was a trills^erratic, and disturbing rumors reached^the hushv.M at Tacoma, which induced^him t' go to Pari* also. Th.^re he set a^deV^ live to watch Mr*. Kerry'^ move^^ments, and one day last week she was^followed to a hotel of doubtful repute, Thkreport of tht* grand jury of thi*^(Odietai district i* a curious document.^\fler reciting that the county farm has^been duly inspected and found to be in a^satisfactory condition, the report close*^with the statement that the bedding^furnished tin* inmate* i* ^neither clean-^1) nor Mitlicieiit in quantity.^ Here t* a^'iMTepaney that need* explanation. If^the institution is, a* the report states,^floan and well ventilated, the bedding^surely cannot tie unclean. \* the insti^^tution is ION a hospital than a pour-^hou-e. it would seem a* though the beds^should be furnished with sheet*, a* the^grand jury suggests; and there certainly^t* no reason for keeping those seriously^III in the same nanus with those who are^convalescent, when there are a number^of ward* unoccupied. Apparently the^county farm need* attention. 1,4mm1\\ onla fur Ilia Ii-- ^ -t* HiiHeMiner: T he Helen* I MH.I'HM)^knt announce* that it will he further en^^larged and otherwise Improved. That la^gissl. The l.sDhi knpknt la already an eieellentflewnpiper, and it deserve* Ita^growing popularity. JeffersonCounty Sentinel: The Helena^Inhki'kniov.nt ia to Iw enlarged next^week by adding one columa to each page^and making a corresponding addition to^the length of eoluuin. inereaaeil t^usiiieaa^demands it. The Iniikpknoknt la a news^paper iu the full sense of the term. It ha*^tM-en for the past fifteen years the le^rfthg^journal of Montana and indications point^in the direr-lion of its keeping in the lead.^Kveryhody likes the 1ni^ki^kni^knt. They^always did. A4 hevrtng nml.m.k. AltaCalifornian Montana showa signs^of a political change not pleasant for those^who were liu-lim-d |a make it a condition^for the admission of new states that they^should ta* repul^li-an. Imbed, It would^^e. ni a* though the mountain men had^played it keenly l^\ voting the republican^ticket last fall, lor admission purpoaea^only, Intending to Is* democratic lor state^purposes when safely In the union Such^craft ia painful to ita victims. The local^voting in Washington gives up derided^signs of the same policy there, and ^et^Waahington himaelf could not tell a lie.^If tour democratic United Mates senators^etfer credentials from Montana and Wash^^ington to balance the four from the Dako^^ta*, then, verify, brethren, bow much skill^will be turned to naught! Whenall other reinediea fall. Oregon^Kidney Tea comes to the fr*nt like a true,^faithful friend. For kidney and urinary^troubles, such a- pain in the bark, ruuroua^and milky discharges, brick duat deposit In^Um urine, loan of Bnpetlte, weaknesa, and^general del uity, Oregon Kidney Tea haa^M#aooaL |1 never fails and being of purely^vegetable i ^mpo*iltou doea not Injure the^I) item. S dd by K. S. Hale A Co., whole^^sale aim i^ tail agent a, Helena. Throughi hair I an Ui Kanaaallly. TheMinneapolis A .St. lx^ula railway,^^Albert Lea Itoute,^ ever ready to meet^the demand! of the traveling public, upon^March 17th, 1**W, Inaugurated a through^chair car aervice between !St Paul, Minne^^apolis and Kansas City, leaving Si Paul^daily, except Sunday, at W:10 a. m., Minne^apolis at *:5U a. m. Theseears are models of perfection and^In many reaped* are superior to those run^hy any road. The interior la hi .shed in^selects and exquisitely polish*! wihmIs of^mahogany, cherry and oak. 1 be curtains,^carpeta, etc., in harmony of design and^color form an ensemble pleaamg to the^eye and gratifying to a cultivated taste, Nopains or MpaayM ' Mr! kjajgaj Hpared U^^make them the most rotntort aaaurmg ve^^hicles of their claas in Atavrlca Kormaps, rales, time rards, etc., address^nean at It K. agent, or write to HTV.lioin. 0. T. 4 P. A. Minneapolis. C.U OAVrtMJIi Uen. Agt, Helena, AnI ipr^a^ M ttf l^^^|lylit. Abouta Meek ago,^ saya a l.oa An^^geles, QaJn druggist, ^a Chinaman cam* in^with a lame shoulder. I mdd him a bottle^of Chain berlain'a Pain Halm and uaranteed^that it would cure him. He came In again^laat night, and aa soon aa he got Inside the^door began to swing his arms over bis head^like an Indian cluh awiuger. 1 thought^the blamed b^oJ had a tit, but he finally^stooped long tnougli to aay: ^Medicine^velly fine, velly hue; alle aame make me^feel plenty giH^d.'' Chamberlain's Pain^lUlm is without an e^pial for sprains, rbeu^mati-m. aches, pains or lame back. Kor^sale by Um M l'ar^ tu n a Co. THEMARKETS hTtK'kh. NawY'.aa, April J Bar silver. W\ t^i , ^^' v'^. '.it.1 Ia^l Klrtni-r. ^l^anaatlr, i 1he at^i^k i. ark ft i* day wfts actna ao^l li.^Pa MaBBM olVrad a markM or.traat to that of^yeHterday, kaJaMJ haavy aiel trr^Kular tt^ioifhuiU^with tl^e net raault of laavlOK moftl of the list^[Tactically lower lliao )^aterday. *.overr.merii^hon'ls dull aad ateady MMlnajopeaed staadv atu'l rloaad flrinat nb tovarnmanlhonda. 4a, I^H; Mj|^l liaiS;^Nortliarn I'arlnc, ^^\ , prefarrwl, WH. orayon^Navigation. K6vi i Uragi.n Improvement, as,^I'rane.'-fitlnental,I nlon l'a.l1'.^^s Moneyun rail eaey at Jk^-A |ar cent. Prima^merrantlte paper. iiiA. hterllnir enhan^a dull^anr^ ataady Blityday l.llla $4 sT Demand livmHTOt'k.^^Ml ^ rattle Heret^e. Chicuo April Jfi -^ at tie h^rali.u*. '. M)j^aleady . ^ f.obe Uw, ft .1*444 4^ Maera,^4 10: st'Kkera and feauera, %i, Tex aft^' aula, |.' ut, Moa ltMVHlpta,ri,*4i); BtroBf.V higher mixed, fihOWn, heavy, $| V4L4.7S; U^ttt, |l^m Hheeti Karelptft,alow; Mr. lower na Uvea,$l ^^*^4'. in we^u-rn corn fed, |M V V aja wool. riiiLanai.rHtA,April X Wool V'*' frlcea^oofbiual. BoeiaN,April *- Fbere ha^ Wen no Improve^meat in tha demand h^r wool thla week, MM the^^Hle* hftv* iiwii only I '^U,4oo p^unc ot all^kind* TerrlUiry wool haa b ea drill a' INHHtu,^In Oft gon wo I m.Mlerate i*1h* uaj made at^^1. Pulled wools ware aold lo the axlent of 41 % ,^h(a 1 p-iuude, tni itidluK aufier at ^s and aitra at^'^Ut'^t Auatrallan wools are BSj|aa win, aalea i.f^ap I at 9*4^11, and ^|'ille larife oe.lvertee to mann^facturera were mada dlmt from veaaela -^t apa * waft ^] ilet at ^^^t^. 'arpst wool* Arm. iih ao^o pMooom. HiuaaMs April 'i\ ITS p m ^ loaa-Whaat-^Kasy; caeh. ad* - May, *m: -I ulv, TH%. rn Luwer, caati, mk\ May, M%\ July, 44|| in iiate-Lower; raah, 2}%, Mav, ifl 11 Hi July, jorl steady; Mar, |ll m. July, 111.1a,^l ard hleady; May. flNlS; July. $'^.'* SPECIALNOflOES. lyrupof Pigs Olaanftos tha Byatam.^Syrup of Flg^ l^ Plaaaant and Efftctlva.^UajB Syrup o' Flga for Constipation Dyspepsia Mnki-sthe llvei ^-f m.my lavjajfj nil^*nbb\^MaMfcajJ distress after nUgi Ml stftVaWk^ajafj be.el.u'he. heartburn, l-.^s of apiM-tlt%^a fainl, ^ all g..ne^ feeling, Mai M^ IMmJ nitro^a ' ' ^ :uid ^^^retpiurity ot^VIStress tkuj Bowels, Dyapapal 1 .in. s After'^,t f r Ui 11 \mmtL it^p f; ^ P*m 1 naftil lUaatteM,^^SJaHMJ Maw a r. aMftly i U Hf 1 Harsap;trHl.i,whlrh :wti K' ^Hy^ yet efllfii'iitly. tti tbo atoruaeti, reflate* tho dik'ua- flon,BfaaMsM a K( ^^! ^^]- Rink^l-elite. l, laMalaM b. Ml M be, oick .0.1rafrBahaa tii^ 1 Headache '1Mm l-'eii trotiMeil with dysjM'psla. 1^had but lit11*^ aj^i^etlte, atij wti.it I illde.it Heart- ' ''' !,,,,^ vr ^!l^i 7UtUa %l Art. 1 mmmj 1 Durn voaU lara i fatal ot Un i, aTlgone feeling, as though t U ui n^^t eaten^MySSMi My IMMM was aggravated by^m$ kajaiMBa, palatitaf. Lmn 4artll- apnngI look II^| S.u- 8^Ur sapaillla,whlrh AS4 IM M StOlliaCn^lintneiijin amount of gtMrtl. H gave ma an^appetlle, and my food riliTo il and satMled^the rraving I had pre\|ousiy MSSMMMV1^SSMNM A. PasSj Watertown, MahV Hood'sSarsaparilla ttnldl.y all drtiKifloU^07c I. IKmiD a c 1 *lxfor f\ i'rfparo fthr.ariei, Lowell. I-Mtly IOODoses One Dollar TNGelebrated French Gure, aphroditine lHSr^l.p (I.N A poshIVE^GUAHANTEfc toe 11 re an y^taffji o( nervoun^'Iimwh', or any^llaordai ol the^tr.'iieratlra ot rhus of fllhet otr- - a ^^ ^**x whether ai-^B^fORa ising from tha AFTER^^xi . Miti* use of Htimulauta, |obar^-^^ or opoini^ortlinmgli youlliful lud(arretinn. over ^:dulg-^*iue Ae . an. Ii as I.maof Hiain I'owei \\.ik.-(ul^iiesB. li.atiiiK dovwi |*niua In the Hark -.-ntlnal^WeakneM, llyatetia, Nervous l*roatration Not turn^al Eini^ai..iit. U-uiorrlKra, In^riiif*^ U.tikMcm^ory,u^^of Power and Impoteie v. which If up-^Itle.-ted often lead to prematuraol l ^L'.-ai..| m.nn.^Ity Frieo || ou a hot. 6 boiea for ^ leal hv^mail on receipt of prlee^4 WRITTEN 6l kSAMTKK for* arylaJI order,to refund the money if a riiaaait euroianntaffertad. Thonaenda of tentiniouiMla^from ol.tand yoime. of both arm. isTinain iitlv^rured h\ \ --m h mi t n k ijrrulsr free \ 1 '^,.^_^THE APHRO MEDICINE CO. WRaTIRNHKtN'H, I'nRTI.AND,^^K^Hold by K. h Ilalaaco, wholeaala and raull^uruicfcUta, aula agftLta for Ueiena, Soul. ED.L FLAHERTY,^UNDERTAKER ii Warren St. Talaohona 11 0 PublicWorks. HBWKKI ^N HoONSY STKRKT Haaledpropn^sia will tie rarelverl ^t tha offlre of^tha 't, '^ r-i. n ^i, riM^tn w, n. if. r bhx k, until Tueaday,April B\ 1^H# at W o'clock 1n. for cnDfttrurllDKa aewer on llelera avenue from^Idaho aveaue to Hodney street, ftnd on Kodney^atrs*-t from Helena arenas to aoath end of etrea',^in the .it) ^f ll*^|eaa, Muntana, MeiSftMai lo^plana and bbsn 1A^ atlona nn file lo the ofllc^ of^NupTlntatdtnt of Hawara, io^^ui it, Hlrkenfeld^block ABBS 1 wHb two aufflclanl auretlea In ft sum of^at l-a*i twenty {*^^ |^ar cent, of the irroaa ftniount^matt a^'c4^uipary aach propoaal, 1'hacity r. eer*.*ft the right lo reject any and all^bldft. Hyorder of tha City fiom-il ALKXCw^l KIN City Clark^Datad Helena. Mont . At^rll ts. Vm, J.L. SMITH. FreightTransier Line, Hklkna.Montana. Allkluds of merchant^** and othpr^frelfrhtfl, including ores, promptly trie.^ferrtMl from d^^pot. otlin-atJ. FeldtH*rg'H Store and at the^lepot. Orders will rweiva prompt at-^Isntttm. ChildrenCry for Pitcher's Castorla. A.I, DAVIDaOM.UOWARI^ HIBRII. PraaldaalVlaa- Praaldan l. BP. WHITI. THOA. J. DAV l^Ch^Treaaaraf. ^^^l*ts Cnmbsaaithe juice cf tlie BUe Fig^of^t al.furnia, ao laxative and MathtMMJa,^with ths mediLinil virtues of f^lar^^^kti'.wn to be mott Iwneficial to ti e^!. 1110.in ay stem, fomiaf, the ONLY V\M^\ KCT KLMEDV tu act gently ye:^pffOaSjaMly on the KIDNEYS,LIVER AND BOWELS AhU to Cleansethe System Effectually, vo t m * t nUREBLOOD, refreshingSLEEP, HEALTHand STRENGTH Naturallyfollow. Every one is using it^and all are deliyri*e^l wi'h it. A^k yui^draggisl I r SYMT OF KKiS. Manu^^factured ^ 1 y 1 y the CALIFORNIAFIG SYRUP CO. KftAM L^ri^vn 1 a, V Yobs,S. V NO.I04w. FirstNational Bank OFHELENA. Pioneer National Bank^OF MONTANA. ORGANIZEDIN 1866. DHbignatHdDepository of ih**^United States. Paid-UpOaplUl - $600,000^Burplosand Profit! - 000,000 8.T. HaitbkhPrw-ittoit A.J. UavihVtes-Prsfliilent K.W. KnihhtCaaMpr T.H. KleinschmiutAss't Caahlf^r Huo.li. HillBseou'l Am't Caahler UOAHDOP OIRtOTORS. 8,T. HaQaw, John Q, Curtln,^A. M. Holier,K. H. Hamlltou, ifranvlllfStuart, C. P. Hlggtns,^K. W. Knlffht, A.J. liavN,^T. H. KL-inschnil-H, li^nry II. Parcben,^T. fi Pow^r. GeneralBANKING Bnaium Iranaartarl t^Tlntttrmt naM un tlma ^1aLK^lto HE R C H A NTS NationalBank OF HELENA. Paidin Capita; - - $15O,OC0^Surplus and Profit! ^ 140,000 LH. HERSHFItLU, P'es't.^A. J. DAVIDSON, Vice-Pres't^AARON HERSHFIELO, Cash'r tOMoop at flic toms riiOSLAH0BDMa%M. HANDb, I8 HI NTLIa,W. D MICU4 LAa, \ i J'AVIUHO.MOHStt MOhHfS, UH UIMSRrilLD.A liau^rlFIIIJ) w.a mm a i ii Collections Receive Prompt^Attention. PurchaseGold and Silver Bul^^lion, Gold Dust and Couu^ty Securitfea. interestAllowed on Deposit*^Left for a Specified Time. AGaoewl Banking Busines^^Transacted. ExchangeSold on the Prlnc!^pal Cities of Europe. MONTANA NATIONALBANK, ilf:lkn a, MONTANA. DNITKU8TATK8 DKP08IT0BT. CAPITALIS60.000 at'bflcs10(1,000 DIRECTORS: C.A. BboadwatkkPresident L.G. PULTa, Vies-Pres. aurt Act. Cash'r^8. K. AtkinhonAsslsUnt Caahlsr \.^i- Clal U K, HRHMANGANd, H.K. (Jalkn. Pktkb Larhon,^C. W. Cannon, K. 0. Wallace.^B.C. Ashby D. A.Cuht. tup: Thos.Cruse Savings Bank OKhelena.^iBCorporafed L'adar tha Laws uf Muntana. Paidin Capital, $100,000. THOS.0RUSIPrsaldsnt T.II. CARTERVies (^r*aUl.*nt WM.J. CRU8KSsrrt ury C.U 1^A il l,KK.Treasurer A.Iowafl per cent. Interest on Savings^IVpoHltH, compoumled January and July. Noticeof Stockbo dsra* Hosting. Totha atotkho dara of Boutdar Vallsy Ditch,^Mining and Milling Company Y*Olara I.Prahy Dotlflftd thaCattifMfiu^ nf tha^I Blt'rwh Mara ^^ thm BonMar Va'lftf DNS^Minlnash'1 .M.'lii,^ company, a cnr(h.ra i^^n duly lr. r[^orai*-.l ii ami hv virtu* of th* laws of MontanaIVmiory. will ha hald at (ha oawSB of A^m mmmf Ht^.^aa|B^Mj8 ^^IBra of iftid cum^pan). IB laacMy ^^f llalfna, coantr of Lrwls and^^ lark . t*rrlt r^ . f M.-utana.oa Frldar. Mar A^IttW.atXo'rloik. I in' ANTONM IKil.TBH.^M A |M | N %J Ml ; ! KM,^JOHN W. M^ .K- I^. Troataaa. Iat*Hl H-l^na, Montana,April JO, IH-... A.J. Davidson ^ Co., riavcaroaaTBO) Jobla*r8 and I^^*alers in AgriculturalImplements, HARNESSAND HORSE CLOTHING fiKNKRALA'i KNTS KOR BalaWaftM,Whit**l*-y St^l MOWERS and Binders, Cham-^plot) MowerH, BoMataL Hg^r, and Hoi Hugs worth Hay Hakes,^Oliver Chilled an^i Moline 8te^d I*1i^wh. the Flying Dutchman^Sulky Plows. CONCORDHARNESS. ('onimonII a mens of all Styles. Hugtfiea, Carria|;eBt M.-un^tain Bpriftg Wmom. Delivery WmgOM* Carts, Bucknoarda.^A Full Line of EXTRAS. Carpets^Wall Paper Allof the Latest Novelties. MOCKENTIRELY NEW AT 112-114 IVDWAY PaperingDone at the Lowest Prices.^Wall Paper, 10 cents per Roll.^Hanging, 15 cents per Roll. J.U. SANFOUD. Lawns and Gardens. LawnMowers, Lawn Sprinklers and Rakes.^Garden Hose. Hose Stands and Reels InGreat QuanMtes and Low Pricea, WeMake a PMmmM ifl MOWERS FOKCI TTINO HIGHGRASS OurStock beforepurchasing. A.In. HOLTER HARDWARE CO 113 NORTH MAIN STREET. hole* Tffti. Par*splrea. FreshRoasted Coffee. THEMONTANA COFFEE AND SPICE COMPANY, Familytrade a ^(^^*^ Uit^. Fre^ dallvery lo all i^art^ of tba cJlj. *Woolcizici^e House FEisrisrblock:, 205South Main Street, Opposite International Hotel. KvcrythirigNew ami ronipMt*. Prices rcaMiiiablt*. Koomn hy thn day, week^or nuinth. Steam tieat, mm and elevator, ( alt ami nee un. The only fire proof^butliliug In the city. MANl'FAtI I KBK AND DBALKK IN Stock Baddies, Side Saddles, bight Mid I Ieavv Harness, Bits.Bpurs,Qulrta, Whip-i. Laihaa, BlMktUi wmmto, Dimt-rn, Slickerfl, Noae lafl,^Sweat Collar*, Horne H*wii^ ami all other k^^^*1h usually kept lu a first-class hur-^uert^ store. Hand made driving hirnaai a hpecialty. OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Main St., Helena, M. T. SANDCOULEE COAL Doesnot slack when exposed to the air as most all other^soft coal does. A lar^e portion of this coal is similar to An^thracite in character, and does not (ill the room with soot. Askyour dealers for the Sand Conine Coal or apply to 8.F. SHANNON, Agt, OfficeMontana Central Depot* HYBl YINO DIAMONDSand WATCHES OfAll OradoS and Makes AtRINGWALD'S Op. Cosmopolitan Hotel, Main St. G.O. YERGY, GEBAUER^ YERGY, r , ii s Lumber,Laths, Shingles, Sash, Doors, Mouldings and Finishing^Material. All Kinds of Hardwood Lumber Constantly on Hand Offi.-%ii.t Yard BBasjaf National and Lyndala av*., f(v* of KiMlnaj atraat Talaphoaa No t^Ord^*ra rromptlj Att^ndad l^^. OQlBaff Urdara Sulkllad.UKLBMA, M. T. Tho 1 honour ot tho G roat Went. COSMOPOLITANHOTEL, HHLHN A, MONT AHA. SCHWABA ZIMMERMAN. PROPRIETORS. TheOlrt*Ht. Mont Rullahlfi. \dmu\mg Ktrat-clan HoUl In tha Territory ICE.ICE. D.W. MIDDLEMAS lanow pra^arad to aupplr ^^* puraat |aj sjaaj la^tha market^Tvlaphona i.w. Uaavaurdara at Undaaf A Co 'ft. Kdaardabt. FORMEN ONLY! arWMIIt.^ ^ ^j MIRV0U8 DEBILITY;^^ITTT3 W^ iknp^ of Body and Kind Effects^V *V Xi of Error* or Eiwiki in Old or Youna. ^*^^(.^ hi* a*Mltm|i f*ll. ^.%t^r,-4- H^m t^ ShIipvp m*4^*Mr+*^^t, |M^U.I Mil ' i i ut n. ^at^t^M A l'*S1h. f S4t|^l. mm uniani.t hois ts^^tbkst-s#^r^u !^ a *^t- Rtll^llfl fr..W I ; -I ,.. .. 1 . rrl .r,. .. .,. ' ^^f MrMnrllrtk.it s^^a. r^illn|.l^^^ tr*m4 : ^ti.ir., T**ri'*rt^^. mm4^^ frre. A*tm. [Rll BltllCAL TJPTURr Kirandrara3^ne^ut 1. nt^r thaOalohrai*-:^PR ' Il.llf^O i'Ari n 'tV,ACMfc'.)CCLA8TICTRLS ttlitMAl,AMU OWLT OfNI IS ElectricTruaa I'-rlmr* R*t^it r^^'.**}^ ta ^aar. 1 t^^ian11 r railataaa*^ rt^nt ~. cufmI ih-i'iturli. Falah I-'i,^-I for r r^^ 11 lual rt^'^-d fuminlfl No. 1. CLARKE,CONRAD L CURB 33and 34 Main Street, Helena, M 1 Wholesalea. d Retail Deajera tr Heavy,Shelf ^ Building HARDWARi Iron,Steel Horse and Mule Sbjes, Horse Nabs.^8teel NallB, Mill Supplies, Blacksmith's Qoods,^Hose, Belttag, Tinner s Stock, Force and Lilt Pumps. OasPipe and Kit tinge- 1 * \ inter** loot* a*a Afjants tna Uataarataa 1SUPERIOR N and Famous 11 ACORN * Cookingand Healing blovei^t AndW. O. riajhora Olnolaoatl UoWl and Faivliy WROUGHTIRON RANGES CentennialRefrigerators, loe Chests, Water Coolers.^Ioe Cream Freezers, Wood and WIHowware 4lH^t^^and Queenswait), English and American CnUsri^French and American Mirrors. Plumbers Qootf* at^Supplies, House Furnishing Go )ds Ktc avaaytaxS*la raai^rtmlly lev Had KaxaM aaa iDftpact the LA!t^iSbT aad mtttt vmpltta c WHOLkSALb AN!) k hi Ail. ST0CI OF WOODI Is ^*. NORTHWEST. 0.*ar Um um Oavnl**# atMftttad ana Aaaal* Prom^l AUanilan ana Bhi.mam RIPPCOTPULLY. CLARKE.CONRAD ^ CURTIK newsdealers. PERIODICALS. PALACECIGAR STORE, E.L Sliter ^ Co., Proprietors. FinestImported and Domestic CIGARSand TOBACCO. OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Helena M.T. Calkins^ Featherlv, NEXTDOOR TO P0ST0FFICE. Stationery,Legal Blanks Aiken ^ Lambert^Gold PenB, Blank Books and Memorandums, Pic^^ture Frames and Mouldings, Baby Carriages and^a General Assortment ot Notions, INTERNATIONALHOTEL ESTABLISHEDIN 186b. REBUILT IN 1887. _^Thn Largest Leading Hotel. Has ths very Accom^modations in the city. Ratfg Reduced; $2 pe- - ay an!^upwards, according to location of rooms. is.lAaav^'BL . . YttfMWiot. HI.BAEWETT, DKALKR IN HIDES,FUR and WOOL, HIGHESTCASH PRICES PAID. Wara*hoii8a*opposite Northern Pacific Railroad depot, Helena NOBLESEXPLOSIVE DYNAMJTfc^JUDSON'S IMPROVED POWDER GIANTPOWDER aaarrmanoaaBf ftJllnarf aallroas Contraatera, and ander-iao by tna ayblla in (Biiaral as Ife^^troncaat, Bafaat and Baal of ail hlsjn asplaalsaa. A.M. HOLTER HARDWARE CO.. 0RNB1RAT.AOBNTH. WMMKm MONTANA. ARTHURP. CURTIN. Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper HOUSEFURNISHING GOODS. IlaTlntrlaaaad tba two uppar floors of tha Darldsim block aod connactad the sama with oar alr^a^J)^Immeasa saiaflrootus, wa bow occupy four aiitlra tltKirs pitendlDK thronfrh tha wbole Mock Trum^Ifti ksvu Ut Main atraat, sto^ kad throagh tTit with tfiKKle of evary grada and at prlcaa that dafy coapa-^Utlon. gyary purcbaaa made STKiCTLV W)K CASH DIKKCTLY FHut F1KHT HANDS sac^ahlppad InCAK LUAUH OMbY. An examination of g(^ods and oonjparlaon of prlca* ftollcltcMl. PIANOS,ORGANS and MUSICALMEIU HADISE. LSIADLtSHED 1077 jas.McMillan ^ co., rROFKIl.TOR*OF TllK MinneapolisSheepskin Tannery ANDMAlsSM IN rilDES,SHEEP PELTS, FURS, WOOL, TALLOW Ginsengand Sena.ca Root.^sheep pelts ^V. furs a speciat.tt. 101,103 A 105 Second St North.MINNEAPOLIS. MINt in r ^* SolicitedWptte for ^ irculara. HELENALUMBER CO. (Sweasjaeorata V M. Oaomba Rouehand Finishing Lumber W Ordersby Mail wiP receive Prompt Attention. Corres^pondence solicited Yard and Factory near N. P Depot AnEstablished Fact is that Prices are Lowest at the IXL BAZAR ONEDOOR NORTH OF THF GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL.