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W&RuDSI. mUDAY*, Iiar.1, am ac3*a - f ?4r I! 7$LL i V'OOEAL* usm o? suIncnfl'I: AIJKZRTISING RATFA: - I taob - ImfW in.- . .... ...._»... Lee pi i ,ls giw .... IMP ... a 1aiI mu..1 d ~eUsPsr u. 3. L ]itamie.. ... Da lam Mir Aliea Iiiehub. K~r . ..-- .. .....:ý. ...e. of lehig umm AND MMt? awV1L8 r a 4 W h ite S~a / K u ip h er r~ d a i t[. W. Chub. s mir Wh~. hit. ~ U jheel~~ Ron. Mvtin Maginnis is on his i way to Washington to fill his position l " MontaMa's delegate in Congress. California has a girl who supports herself by selling kisses at uo cents a dozen.-Ex. That girl could make a fortune in Montana. We will take a job-lot at 9 cents. A Toronto father compelled a madi al student named Aadersof to marry his daughter at the point of a revolver. Evidently I new way of "popping" the question. A Brooklyn girl chased a thief, who had snatched her pocket book, two blocks, when he dropped it out of fright. It probably contained a car ticket and her winter's supply of spruce gum. Gallatin valley business men are complaining about the freight rates charged by the Northern Pacilc. If they lived zon miles from the road and paid 3 cents a pound for bull-team transportation, the ralkpad company's charges would appear very redoabe. Mx Z3m wr op *at the io lam a tk~o 9S1f1 yw a be bdhygd 7bs geumd d0~ owi pap. .dermiobonqdest "bale Nauthwaw. ft l aadi~s4 a spat aaoenaine as.i at is in oaths ckcuhwam. Iusb as pasjedlaesapiasm mt.any @lit ar U7ee d ds Usea., msaps ohm WIN" ush hisdo d" .. ~ wdlh make 1Oiirr or l Murs, Hainir, M. T., z.i, 18. j The PreaMs at the Uitted Iata I..at lhie by, raw.Ssb, to be astonast ~fl~tbh O sthe Nation a a ,daf~f~.k an fr with which yi and blese I Aohn t7hnyler y ba b ýrar of the JobeBohylercmey, Geommerno t Territory of Montana, rcmedt the Territory a proper obacrvance of that day. e OlUIngW at we. F While the closing down of the Collar mill in the Warm Springs district, for B the lack of water, owing to the freesini up of a worthless wooden flume, has a been quite a disappointment, and cast something of a gloom over our camp, the failure of Tillinghast & Co., and the the consequent shutting down of the smelter in the Barker district, is a dis aster with which ours is no comparison. The crippling of either camp would be a severe blow to the mining interest throughout the territory, as it would tend to discourage capitalists, who are jlready timid enough, from investing in this region. At present things are In a terrible commotion at Barker, and the different creditors are placing lien after lien upon the property of the company. The smelter has been ship ping bullion for several months past, and acording to all reports we prov ing a paying enterprise, so the failure of Tillinghast & Co., must be attributed to other causes than the opperatiag f: these works. It is hoped that Montana capitaliebs will come to the rescue ot the Barker smelter and place it on a solid financial footing. Benton cannot aford to see so valuable a district, lying at its doorsparalysed indefnitely,when right on the virge of success. It i+ reported the First National Bank of 0 Benton levied the first attachment, D amounting to $45,000, and the First if National Bank of Helena, a second of x $10,000. We predict that Benton and Helena capitalists will get control of the smelter and that within a short time everything will be gliding along smoothly in our neighboring camp. We hope so at least. Peter Cooper once said : "In all towns where a aewspaper is published, every man should advertise in it, even if nothing more than a card stating his name sad the businesi he is engaged In. It does not only pay the advertiser, but it lets the people at a distance know that the town you reside In is a prosperous community of business men. As the seed is sown so the seed recompenses. Never pull down your sign while you expect to do business." H~o~mes & Japes, Alpine Saloon!I CHOICL STOCK Of WI-.,. LIQUORS And GIGARS. Alpie.. Mont. Is W UpuIap Geh&... al- m Sila im w Ei juxaIION D11.UTOEY. muG =ab pqr $a iah Jin 3u" mi n"Nwpp - -kAM+ 3w 2"a, Junction ZothLl Clow Tý h m .L m m mWm JURCTION QTT, MOIITANA. OWUW t DAVtIS Ty. lad N~~ rw Blacksmithing -Muum $T. .M. MAIDEN Billiard Hall IJo f xAON A CO., Props. Fixn BavwswWIK AlD BALK BLIUAMD AND PooL. TArnZS. Bar rSocked with the bent Brand or Liquo und Cigars. 8 UM hw % Uheid AfwpsbS, Udis . T. LOUIS LANDT, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in And Olgars. ANHEVSER-BUSCII BEER ALWAYS IN STOCK AU Goods Warranted as Represented. 6* UIki4tm See Plmd 9 OF Om COALL Blacksmith and Stove Coal For Sale. Mine three miles below Andeqson vine. Customers supplied in quantity to suit. Ofice at MeAdow's store. 0U0. W. WICKS. G *IC F ma INTERinNATIONAL HOTEL. 'i MAIDILNS - - M ONTAN4A. MA~hS ZuweaIo~ ZMý w~t M ýM t. dw vanM Dsu~abW , - C CUSTER FORWARDIN Ouster Station, - W ood received, Rairoad charges Advameed, mad gs. a warded to all Poins North and South, a Loweas Pow"t N by T. F. MORGAN, Agt. -LGUIS BELANGE3R Gen.eda LM BEST OF LIQUORS At whboesh ar 3.0mB. FURNITURE OF M.L KIM T. C. Power & Bro. OWLT We. WEOLAIZ AND METAIL 3WLAr IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE We bsW op-, s.4 £ or SN M 0 auid. itapa and Fwwio C se. DRY GOODS ham NOTIONS4 Mudwa@, Qum and Olrve~, Fesakma F- Gesda me., fro Wr we .1a an w&e he m3 bu.s aommd esb ..r pi... . C. rowsA 4 a. David Van Aradale,an ISIa veteran, and son of the man who tore down k the British fag at the evacuation of New York, is dead. If Dave had lived n a month or two longer he wouki have a seen his old friend the Comet, which .i played a star engagemlt during that year. Its was lauded to the very sky. The asmeeent tolls for Meagher county show 3s5 males, so,o5S horse, $5,643 cattle and so*,S66 seep. The total property valuation of the county is about $4,250,o00. Lst year the books showed s35 males, 7,042 hoaea, 70,371 cattle, 148549 sheeP. The toa propertyy valuation was $5,6*,*** The vote on the psopoeition to abol ehh convict camerat labor from the New York State prisons, so r as heard fros, indicates that the propo sitios is carried by 5o,0coo majority. There are several other states where convict labor should he abolshed snd the party that favors such legiela ties deserves defeat at the polls. It is a sdbme that works 5w fr. mepo me d umepese, butstarvetioe t the bummeMt sad am 0.