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THEDAILY INDEPENDENT: HELENA, HATt KDAY MORNING. DECfeMBEB 7 1889.
FORTUNEFOR F
WhereIrrigation If Impossible,^Desert Land May be Cultivated
WithoutWater
Valuablelad Wonderful Discovery^Reported by the Agricul^^tural Department
.ui.I..i Bf ^^!^'^^.l^M^*n.^r Hie Hunan^la ^'^^!.''^
Willi Native ^i ^^^^^^.
Thenio*' nn|Mri;iut piece of ncwa that^^ aa NMheii U.^ n.-riculturitl department at^Wasliinm^ |,,nKI^^^ m con'
veyolby I r. pari lll^;, received from w.utli^weatern r,^n-iK!!^^^oiuK that tlic prob-^em of n. .kmc ^real American Desert^productive ttitl ^ ^' ^ iter has been definite^^ly solved nt I..-t. niva it Washington dis^^patch to ll^ v' l^*ui^ (il.ilii iHinocriit.^*W be utki*i*^ W w mi-nut to imply that^thenriJ Ml 'I..- w.-Ht, cxt. ininik' from^the 100th 11 ridiu to the base of tbe Itocky^Monntiiiii-.'',;i made to bear protttnblu^crops, atta*** tlM aid ^^f irrigation, through^Moomnri t tlie simplest aort, deviled and^wnied lato ^^^ ' bj RMWBbMM botanist-^iniacthi i -' ^aaata** wiun it in^coin-nii ri ii that ttu most MiUiMiMtic advo^^cates ot irritation itithu dry region admit^Ike impiNwiliilitt o\ Moteteaias. bf artiii-
oialnil mnoi otin ; I^v far ttii- greater
pani the ieex-rl alon-said, the rawuoaa
valni-ofthiadiw-ov iv-il thus it may be^ealli-.l fau I^ fi i-l'lv guessed Ht. Tutnake^a I . inn ^ i-tr produce food-plants profit-^ablv without supplying water^such was the
1..i i.. ^i. al... i^.au
Werethree kinds of ^hint-joint,^ kud also^''switch-grass,^ and tilt' famous ^blue-ateui
ufOokaado, *^ valued by the ranchmen.^Next spring tin- entire irto acres of the^Kansas station will I^ planted with experi^^mental crops in grass, s anil forage, without^ft ^^article of irrigation; there will be plenty^of seed theft on hand for planting the^whole tract. Tin chief trial* plants in that^region have to bear are the cold winds of^March and April, which sweep away with^hurricane force the plowed will, and the hot^wind*, like the xirocco of the Sahara, which^pass over the land in Jtilv and August, and^sometimes blight tin ripi ned cro|^s within^ii few bourn with then witberinij breath.^i.m n ilr\ in- up t In- tops o| tic | : ml- and^destroying tin- seed- I lie agricultural de^parttnetit here is at pres. nt occupied ill el
tendingtins important work by engaging
theassistance in it of tin. slate eiiieriiueut^stations ol I tab, Colorado and New Mm^ICO.
WinterKxt urslons to ^ alllonila
Onthe 1.1th day of every nioaith
the
NorthernPacific Kailroad coiupHny will kII^eicuraioii tickets to San Francisco and re^^turn al 47^i; to Lis Angeles and return *'.*4.^These ticketH have an extreme limit of six^luontlis from date of lsHiiance ami can be^used going any time time within sixty ^^^days from date of mile. Stop overs allowed^at any |x^mt desired either going or re-^tuminu^within limit of ticket. Kxcurmon^ists have choice of two routes- from I'ort^laud- by strainer, or by rail, via the famous^Mount Shasta route.
Ilearin mind that the Northern I'ariHc m^: the only line runnitik' through llftftftagftM^Aialftft cars to ^he 1'acinc coast.
A.Ii. Baftafti Qftaafftl Anent.
Innnrpasseil in the World.^Ibu vuNtibuliHl trama of thr Chicago,^Vlilwaokee St. 1'atil railway, runnini;^daily iK-tween St. l'aul and Minneapolia^. mid Milwaukee and Chicago, are tin- per^feet ion of modern railway eqaipeMftt, and^are unsurpassed in the world. They ftftaV^Kist of elegant day coai hi-M, l'ulluian's lat-^! est and bent ateapiftfl cars and tbe finest^ditlini cars in tin-country. These trains^are lighted by electricity and heated by^nto.nu, and afford to the traveler every ftOBV^t fort and convenience to Ix- had tit the very^best hotels. All classes of tickets are hon^^ored on these trains and the rates are no
^W.. r ' ; ,i i ,,,.,| .i.,.;^;,.., | oreu on I nese irions aim me iini-s nir oo
fE'Z :' In.' iSS ^ in.bi r than bv other l.m-s. It ,s for this
reasonthat uiscriiiiinatiiiK travelers pat
roiiixethiacoinpany and insist that their
ticketsn id over its Inn-, hb they naturally
wantthe b. at service for their money.
i
1hftM whs' a terrible epidemic of dyseii-^tcr\ and IiIimhIv flux in nfft ootintv, Illi^MMi l ist ftftftaftaftf. Ah inanv ftft live Mftthft^oe. -.rred in one day. M -wtn. Walter llrotti^^ers of WftltftrabftM) Sold over M bottles of^Colic, ('holer,- an.I Iliarrbma Itemed) ilur^hftft tins epide-nic, ami I if they never beard^ol ra f.-uliiii' in any ease when the direc^^tions were followisJ. It wiih the only medi^^cine used that did cure tbe worHt cases.^Many persons were cured by it after the^doctors had RhPM tlieiu up. I weiity-live^and ^pd-ornt bottles for aale by II. M. I'ar-^chen A Oa
BeSure
Ifpftft ftftVI Bfta)t ftp | r i I l^ I^lloniPs HftnapftriUft dn nut bt ludui I to I
anyi.tlier.A I. .ton lad]. v. bt -^^ ^ ^'^^vvoitl.y hultatldii, t. ;is her c\;.er!i net l^!t
In one Mure win-re I weul I . I y II .^IsjftftfejMft tiio cieik tiie.l !^^ Ii ' r^n* bt
theirown Instead of MI'-; he I. I mail
Wouldhist hmaftfl that 1 mi. lit Uk it uil li
ToGet
^tIn I
ay^*trial; that if I did In t like It 1 ftf
...yftft|thmm ' ii1. Hat be teaU it I mvi 1
nIne pi change. I mM hha I hftd I X '^loisl's Sarsaiiaiilla, knew uh.it .1 '.. -. \
atwrieiiwiih u, in.d M not u mi any 1
VhellI beiliUI t.tkhiK Hood's Sat :^ 1
was(eelliiK le d ftft MTftDIa v lift d'^
ftftdau weak that at timet I ftaftM hft*
Hood's
ftlftftaV I looked like a ftftfftSft Ii
titm. Iliaal's Hal sapal id.t il I ine sol h^^Mai that I ftaftdftt al le v. II H it^and my fi lends frtspirutly s;.e k of il.^ Mint^ELLA A. Uorir. id Terrace Street, a
Sarsaparilla
Betifti^n ftraftamla, 11. ricftjt t\^by CI. ftOOaft00*^ ftpiaftlftftfmi
100Doses Ono
Sthi., dtui il department found itself^^while aoo oonfroataft.
Accordinglyan experimeiit atftUftft was i^atartedl'v tbadivmioft last autumniatOBth- )^^rst Kaftaal i ' f^r ffi'Ui tialdeli City. ,^Thia earticalat location was chosen bftftftft e |^itaoonilitnii- *^ r^ typical of thr arid Trunin^Heneralh. i^^ bundrrd and forty acres^^Wen bou^hi ^ iftkt) acres in one spot uud j^WO in aiiot In i 11..-land wan mostly ojh ii^prairn . il ^ - .r: .. ^ tfttil el.iv loam, tbetop^of which was linked by the sun into a firm^cruat. almost M IftaMtVaWI to ram as s .^much slat. , kbual twenty inches of ruin^fell, tl wan laaraed. in a twelvemonlh
Sn-ttyuearlv tie average throue/houl the^esert Im It mid. ol course, it ran off with- |^taaeateriftft Um Mil. The superiiitendent i^of the station and Ins men set to work to |^aee what ftaftM be done with the ;^^aghtj arm patch, To ei({ht acres of^the space, bowevef, they mainly con^fined their ptelaftiiftaWy eX|^Tiiiienln,^the rest. fir the most put.^they planted with fnlftftP for the mftaM and 1
ftftlito.aaijilnytnii LrriRatioB te help thinua i^aliiue;: but the eight n it s were not irrhnlia^or Hiipplieil u iiii ^ iter in any iiiatiuer arti- I^ficially. The u. hl acres, an originally |^found, were covered with burr-trass and a^prickly p renin .1 WeeJ With a hMaft botain- j^cal ntiiue, that i- regarded out west us a^worse curse than tbe Canada thiatla, beinft
evenmore ditl.eu:i to eradicate. All this^was cleared olf in tin early part of last fall.^The noil was plowed and harrowed until^thoroughly pun - ri/ed a foot deep, and heal^spring it whs pl aited with gras-esund tor-^ace plant- Ii w is found that tbe winter's^frosts tended to di-niieejrate the baked sur^^face crust and render it readily arable.^Oftly eight acres were treated ill this way,^b.e,use i here win- only seeds enough of^the sorts desired t . plant that amount of^space.
Thenotion of the agricultural depart^^ment has been that the food plants best
adaptedfor agricultural use m the dry belt^had hwaft already placed there by all-wise^uature. And so -inasmuch as no seeds of^audi plants were pinchasabli^men were^sent over thr prairies of western Kansas and^Colorado, in September and October of hist^year, with sacks over their shoulders and^sheep-shears iii their hands, to cut off the^tops of the rineucd grasses and things. For^it was d. -ited to plant these germs and tlnd^out what they would do with cultivation.^Aleo, forty kinds ot grass and forage plant^seeds were imported from abroad, including^eighteen or twenty varieties from India.^These were all planted last spring oil the^eight acrea in the dry pulverized soil,^together with a do/eu species culleded^by the seed-gat Inters from tbe prui- I
nes. The lattei s|s eles were nearly'
allrefJMfteated Id,, wise by eleven varum*^of grass, planted in ^ ^ -Lapeol ftftdft^from
oneto liv.- sipi.iri i.nl- of each -got within
theneighlioiuood uf the station. Such was,
thework of th ^ spring of last year. The ,
pricklyweed perai^u d m rawammriftft and,
Kaveauiuiuieiisede.ilof tlOftma) men had
togo over the bud c .n-tantly with gloves
andpick It out hv hand. No walir wis!
tribal lid artlfi illy to the ordinarily I
parchedlaud, and the experimental party |
devotedits alt. in,,n to putting up build- |
iugsfor I .dgiiiL' Ibe party and for Htoring
eeed.while it w dted to find out what would
aomeup. witln,m ftateffi from soil that, for
M'JOSEPH GRISMER,
Partof the eight acrea was covered with^matt. d Ml i liter the planting, and p ut^was not f||i ... , left uncovered produced^very little, i u .. usual in that region of^wind-sw. j.t plains^the powdered surface^aoil, with tin xeeda put iu it. was blown^away. Bat the part covered with the ^t raw^produced w -i mM idripol ftfttaf aftfplied,^aave from in. asaatf rains, u far more^fthatadanl erupthanwaft raised, with Urst-
rateirriimtiou tu help, eft the r.-st of tbe^eighty acres, * In,^!, h:id been eiwu to teed I
theiuuhsand estth of the ftipadlthwi In |
aword.ithas ),..^ been discovered -and
tlieagriculiiii.ild.pntmeut is tor the tirst
timeprepared tu in ilui the aunouuceiuent^ !
thattin nv, i ,j, - ,,,,( the great American
deseit can ;., i .,|.- to prtaluce pleiituul
harvestsol tie-,,, forage plants and, it
Mama,then aim trheat, eota and poaatoea,
withoutanj ti t, w iter, than it is supplied
withat pre-,:.^ | , Mc*viuiplish the result
twothings are needed^the ground must be
pu1 v111/.. 1 dei ply | , ,^ ii |,ed for holding
thewater thai t.,i,, ,^ rBln, Hlld the planted
aurfacemust l, , A r.d after the sowing.d
thefirst erup ., matted straw. Sui.se-
luentaropi will require no straw, for the
rftftaullthat 1tlHjU wall keep the
aV*earthfrom l^ i^L, i,iuwn ^way.
8ohere is i,:i h Idu to huniau knowl^^edge which - i , ,r,,w ,,,^.^ ,,, acricul-
tnrebutidi.,1-i tUousuuda of acre* bitfter-
Uideeiue.iw II^,( ^d,| BBlidredl of
millionsof dollars t the taaabla valuation^of the con lit rv In v, w \. chief of th, bo^^tanical .lu -., ., |M, JMM ,,.turl|, d^froinlhe ftal - - .i m itatioo, told your^otirrrapiiul. in ;i. ,m,^mt ,,lu, r thiuga,thft^experiuiruts ahovi deaenbed had proved^that the daeert lauda, onirTigated and^treated in the waj laeftiioaad, aoald |iro-^duci from ten to twenty tons of sorgnum^peracreii teal i , ,^^ know- whatiid-^uiirable calth hsldei that is. And outtle^are the wealth ,,| ,, Western bushiiudmaa.
Meatand its fe d w,,uid be readily grown^and vegetables (ol human BoaatUUptioU^likewise. All the btrmer need to do is to
pTeeeeaii1
,l.aeall.Ma
finlle'
JOHNMAQUIRE.
MANAGEft,
THEEVENT OF THE SEASON
LASTTWO PERFORMANCES.
KiiatitaP'ini'ht^^f
PHCEBEDAVIES.
y
SittiinU)Nittlit.
rHKRUROM^lit11 VYUKI.I) AtiAINHT IIKIt
SPECIALSCENERY, NOVEL EFFECTS!
It^rtilar MaBa~bftelftfi W and Ml ismta^Mai loan too. and lie,
lleaervtslHeat* on sale nt Poftft ^V OVaMaawl^uew druit spire. II nl^) lll'K-k.
Ming'sOpera House
JOHNMAGUIRE.
Mi.iagtr
TheCelebrated French Cure,
APHRODITINE
eYafiaittadto t-uie
latnlD ftft
posirivt
t)LI Aft ANT Et^^ l ftftfft ftft|
aWftlftlnet. .- it
.aaftj oi am^d leeroet ot tiie^leuejftMfft oi
..miol eltlie,^^ ' whetoei ar
Itmatniin the Ar 1 trf^^^ - - . e um-nlstiinalanta, Iwhftaoa M i'|,:uai
o.-thwagft yaathfftl tniiiwretnni. ever lutlaea
ftaeaAr meh h Uaeot Dram fuvter, W'eketoj^jew, llearim down Pane in the e^^ Het na*.^^^^im.- il - , ^ Nerv'teefeMtntlonSoetars^a; KmnwioM. e orrhisx. Utumtm Weak Men^^^IV Unrot rower am1 Imptifmiey, wntcti it oe^f iecte.1 otter, lead to rremattmiililaaeanil in^aii^it rtn-e ii Wi a not * hvaea lor H 08 set.- (^aai on rv^s^ipt ot once
AWit ITT P. N lit AKANTKaior evervatu^^oiuei, to rettimi the atowef it a ferman***'
i.:.-ip not effected | n-iusaui t.-
-rumonl and vouna, of butn aeiaa, ttemianeitt.^t.'ed 17 Ai mh 't.iTtwv i ireniar tnw. a I Iraa^IHt APHRU ML0ICINE CU.^wprtaaa Baxaca.^mtt TKUtTLAKu M
Bill^iy ^. 8. 'I^i^ A (J i ftftftM*eaj ^nit r^tal|^^ ir leiftfta, tl .at
THESTOKY OF A YEAR.
PHOTOGRAPHFROM Lin
TAKENONE VEAR
APPEARS.
l.i* k on (Lin fvicturt- nn^l tin-i t Im I Th
aixiTffm i*h arv * xnrt r- prolu. ihhik uf photo^lfr^j.ht takt-n fr^iii life of Mr Morion i^ Har^Ian who rtf^i^i^* at No *^ \V^-*.| vT^th Street, New^York t'ltr Th^* flrnt ^.ne wrvt tak- n in Novt^m-^aar, 1^*H7,*^hilf in th** la^t -tiiifrf of roriMini|^-^iion. nttan^l'^tH*4l hv j^h\r.|^taim it mi i^ ui hy^friendi The othtr wa^ l^k^-n in lH*feniii^*r,^JW, when foin|iletflv rffoTfre*!, ami entirely^*hrourh the use- of I^r A'-ki-i ^^ hrikrli^h Hetne^iy^for ('niiMiiMiption Tlit- mIhiv** |-irture*t are wootl^^utK hut thev an* true to life innl the ^ i i.-rml^^ n-iiouraphM. taken frtirn life ran l^e wen at all^the ^lrur More* Mnt llarlfiii m etniHUin|*ioti^iN'hran an eon^umptloii iiMtiallT doea, wiih a^i*oiikIi in the mnrnlnit, raiNiiifr of plii-. i^ tirexl^^1 t ih*i^r^-^M^.| fi*linir^. a laek of a|^|tetite. the^Utm of flenh an^1 pain* thrfiiikrhoiit the InmIj.^^^he i ' not realliH her exttvme ilam/er until It^(^^N'ariif alimmt loo late, hut ahe ta In perfect^ht-HHh l^ilay Dr Acker* Kn^rlish Remetly^for ConMimptlon Ik aol^l hv all reputatile drug^gist*. You ron'f afford to he withtmt it.
2 NIGHTS ONLY
Mondayand Tuesday.^Dec. 9 and 10.
S|avi-ialEnxrHBt'tnent of tbo Eminent^Aiucricnn Actor.
I'hetreataaaftt of ftxaj y tbouwuda of cam s^of thoaa ehtoniit wciikni swa and distn s-,nir^ailments peciiltaf tp feunilie, at the InvaJMr^Hotel Hint BurftiOBl IllHllillte, MiiMhIo, N. V.,^has alTorded a v u^t t'i|^ei ieni e In in, I^ mla|^t-^Inir and tln i aiKhly tesiinit rentediea for the^cure of winiiim's peculiar main,in *.
Dr.Flercc'a t'avorllu l'i, -e rl ri low^IS tile tiuuxioivtlL, or result, of this art al .ml^valuable ex|ierien, . 'I tieiisatnls of i,..tlino-^nlals, rei'Olveil fioiu |.atu nta and from |,lna^-^clitiis v ho have I, -t. d it In tltc more aniii-a-^luted aril t.l.-llinco eiisi s wbnb bu t bafniid^th.-ir skill, pruve it tu be tbe most woederful^n-uusly ever dcv laed P** ^ c relief and cure of^fVlfferlnft women. It M BMlt recorQRiended usa^^cure -ill,^ bi.t as t. most pcrtect Inaftiaw for^wotimii'it MOUllnr Htlun tits.
Asapowcifiil. I ii % luorntliiR Ionic,^It Maartf rtn-ii tli t^^ tlie wftota syat ; i,^uud to tke vioiiib ami its ni l^ ndaftva la^partloular. Fur evei amaed, wore-out,^^ i iiii-.io'vn,^ detalltated teaeftaia avllllnerft,^dr, - xtavikrfasi Hiu-ti,aea, ^afioft fttrM,^ in,u-,^^k's'|k is, ino-i ii- othent, mid lis bit* won ti^ircneiuilr. Dr. Pie eft tavnrite Picfterlplloft^I-the pi'iiti -t. en.i. ly la oti, Is-hift um ,|iiuled
aftenftppetlicinasoixlial uud rest aatlve toun*.^Aa a sooililii^ ^it.i mi, ii .-t!t- iiin-r
Mftwlafti^i.i tite Pima lotion^ m uue-^nuahM ami is nivtihmble In atliiynur and suti-^iliiinu nervou am liability, uiuabilitr, ev-^baiistlun, fi','lmiiiin, bysteria, aiiusma an4^Other dW ^ etlnft, n rvous symptoms ooaa*^inonly ftttenilanl 11,1011 functional and organic^dim'tute 01' in, womb. It Inducca rvfresblni^sleep ntnl i.li vM liicotul ninety ami de-^spoinl, ucy.
Ur.!^! ree' Favorite I'rcacrlpllnii
lam Icitliluiafo metllciiie, carefully^ftoaapouiKitMl by to r xih-i ciiecd and sliiiltul^pliysnia^, red adapte,! to wotmm's tleiicale^onranlaatKin. It is t urey vireiable in tte
eornpoaltlin ami perfeotll Inn^ in Itr
Jteta 111 any eo ditlon of the syateaa. F01^nomlnft lt^'l 1 -i. or 111 usea, from wbatever^eauae artslnt a ik Dtoruaca Indl/i ftion, dye-^pefiala an 1 k ttdretl aTinpuana lis use, in small
ii,,- vv.il I'- .,ve vei y Is'iiellcial.^^ t ut orMe ^*i c^ri .|ttion ^ Is a Mftla
''lvefiin ^ r 1 lot iii. -t coinpii.at, ,1 anefek^^stinatc case 1 , k'Uoorrhett, ttwtslvo fluerlea,^p Infill in. i t 1 oat on, uniiatiiiiil aupitnextneft,^ml,, ^, ak back,^rsmii. 1, trovei-sion,^bcarlnir-do n ts-uuitbina, Cnronid cnir,-stlon,^Infhunmatl - nil ulceration ol Ibewotnlskx.^ftaaimatetn, pain and tendern,-e iu uvaiiva^accoiii|,.u,, 1 aith ^intiriml In at.
Aaa rcniater and promoter ol funo^Monai mil il lUat cxitical period ol . -liaiurc^from sri .-it an to wora^Mkood, * Favorite Pre-
1^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^
nrolii|.sus,or, th a
ten:,in'tv. ,1 ... -. 1 nut, vi rsi,
scrip!and
n
rl,
1My safe rem. itlal Ifteati
0enly ftood reautta. It It
1^ imil v '
conservebis vv ,:,
liydeep plowuiK
keepbia loam tr im liluwixta away hv a pre^^liminary Kbit I ol striivr. lb,.,|,iP||, 4
isathiti Ihyi r ,,t ^ !^^ ,n wbeat atraw, vhioh
ismatted down l.y *******- bcivv land^roller over it.
Trueto tbe thi-oi 1 previously held hv tin^HLfnculturul depaiimeiit, tin aleven 01 an
uritSHCHIllltlVe to tin- will ol vt. -t luxftftftft^.flourished in the unwitt red enith, ,,nlv^tnuisteiied by the scant rain-, wnli the ftl^uiost loxuriance. The grasses fioiu India
didnot ^araainate. probably beeaaae tlu
lou itea voyage in 11,, ii,,ni|i In.Id,,( .1 v,|^killed tbeiu. Some of the other foreign^itraaaea, kowever, d d admirablr, and forafft^exianta likewise. For inatano . an import, ,1^forH^e plant t ailed ' s uiioin,^ lesemhliiic^Ifaaarae,oaiue up womierftiiiv. .-,^ did ^i,^^^eoiue very proii i-m-f ^liua,aiid ao
on.AxuuuKthe i.ttiTt ^ , , d paw beat
1 rl I
ajt1
ennaiiem ait MaT valuable in its effeett^win n ^ ^.. ; ^ r thoaa disordiin i - ,! derange,^men:- n, Idrnt tot -it Inter mil t I criUftftl^perti .1.1 ^ n aa ^*The Chanieol 1 ^'
I't v. t '(^^ PrcKcrlplion,** n it taken^In i-.,..in ai Willi the use of In. I'tenv'i^Oolitca M llua] Diaeareejr,and sm-nl laxative^lot s of I i-. Ptrroaa I'lirirnlive pellets il.ittle^l.n. r I'ti:-'. rirraft Urer, Kidney ami Bladdai^! , ,- l^'i ,r coin M nod 1 ^ . , |. movef^blood t ^ sad als.llshes cnmvroue Hud^atrrtifiilitii itiiiuoni from the ayrtcift,^^^fuvorlxe I'rcNcrlplloti ^ I ^ the only^0,1 Id by di uggtata, ti ntler^u poslilvr .lurmitcc, from the imitiu.^r.ti ,11 will give awthdaotlnn In every
ii,.-. ^^. ol Is- refund, si. T... ^ irttnrftft.
,bus 1ted on the bottlo-wrapper,
nil In t .1 ^ rj.si ant !^ ^^^ 1 civ num.
I.higo I^ .'les ritsj doeesi t^1.0(i, or als^batilea i^, - '..oil.
rorlarlr . il. i-irated Trcatts. on lli-e isepnl^Women |W^1 ) aires, ftftpaPiIXItaiad), si mi tcu^unite in MruaftBi Adiirt-M,
World'sCisjiensary Medical Association,^mi nai iMst ut 11 \i.o. v. *
indMKx eptioiiiilly StronK OoMtfsTal|^of rinvors, in
TheRunaway Wife,
\le-uuliriil Ibimeatiu Story!
\I'lHini of Kvery Day Life!
KeguliirPraOftBs II uiul cento, lie^set veil Seata on sule at I'i)|ie .V O't.'oll^nor'a, Builey Kim k
A.L PRESGOT
lVnlerin
MARBLE
AM)
Grranite.
Alsl)
IRONFENCING
III.I.F.NA.MONT.
Yl(v\\*v p a. t^*1 ar,^'r'''f^ T^*T'*'l^^aJv*v^^''* cross, or troubled with
Windy Colic, Teething Tains, or
Stomach Disorders, can lie relieved
atonco by Using Acker's Haby 8oother.
Itcoutaina no Opium or Morphine,
hencela aafe. Price 25 ceuts. Bold by
Forthe Holidays.
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It is with extreme gratification that we an^^nounce the opening of our December stock of^Holiday Novelties. We entered the market^determined to signalize the coming season by^a stock which in its magnitude and complete^^ness should mark an event in the history of^holiday openings for Helena. Every effort has^been made to include in our varied assortment^only reliable goods. Goods which shall be^more valued when they have stood the thor^^ough test of use and wear. The advent of^Christmas: awakens [new and generous feel^^ings within the hearts of mankind. All are in^search of something as a token of regard for^friends or dear ones. Our effort this season is^to meet the demands of all let their circum^^stances be of the grandest or the most mode^^rate.. We shall be glad to welcome any and^all to our store and show. Jour 'goods. Every^^thing is marked in plain figures at New York^prices. The super] ativei excellence of our^merchandise is our great pleasure, as well as^the satisfaction of the public. {Hoping to see^you all t efore our stock of charming effects is^broken, we oresent our compliment and regain^Yours Respectfully,^New York Dry Goods Store.
Outof Town orders Promptly Filled.
SatisfactionGuaranteed.
NEWYORK DRY GOODS STORE,
CornerBridge and Main Streets,
Helena,Montana.
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INTERNATIONALIK)TEL
I'lieLargest IjeuilitiK Hntol.! Has the very laiat accoiiiiiimlHtioiis in the city,^lintes rotliiceil; t'l per iluy ntnl upwarilit, according to location of rooms.
M.LISSNER. Proprietor.
TuPio-xajr of tha Qreat Westl
cosmopolitanhotel.
'HELENA.- MONTANA.
SCHWAB^ ZIMMERMAN, Proprietors.
TheOldest, Moat Oetlrabl* Leading Flrxt-Olaia Hotel In th* City.
im Mil imikii ih87.
jas. McMillan ^ co.,
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MINNEAPOLISSHEEPSKIN TANNERY,
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HidesSheep Pelts, Wool, Tallow/Ginseng and Seneca Root^Sheep Pelts and Furs a Specialty.
THEROCKY FORK COAL COMPANY
1hnow prcpnrcil to deliver Coal from its Minee ut
TP.-prj-n T Qpon
lbconsumers in this City. For Domestic anil Steam purposes Ivoeky Fork Ooal^Iihs no superior in this market. It lijrhta Readily, mukes Hot Fire and leaves little
ash. Try it.
PrincipalOffice: ROOM 25, PITTSBURG BLOCK.
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101,103 ^ 105 Second St. North.
ShipmenUSolicited.
tMinneapolis,Minn
Writefor Circulars.
(Ill.tHIUST liltos. A. ElHiAK,
R.L. Bonnf.h 4 Co., -^Tiik Mink.its' Li'mukk Co.,^O. R. Mim.ih,
HlHHi4 lUll.K.Y,
L.S. Hoi.1.ikk,
Helena.Deer I^Mlire.^Butte.^Park City.^h\g Timber.^Bozenian.
FjHTKH,Cownei.l Co.,^A. Fkazkr,^Gko. T. YorNO,^Bkko I: ns.,^W. H. Whitk,
Anaconda.Iiilliti((e.^.- 'on
Townsend.Stillwater.
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Manufacturerand Dealer in
U.S.gUBLICSAMPLING COMPA'Y.
'City Otlice Removed to Second National Bank. ^JJJJCZjJSZII
Satitplesand Assays made of All Oree. Consignment solicited. Samplee of each^lot eubmitted to the different Smelters, and the Ore Sold to the Highest^Bidder Sampling Works at Northern Pacilic and Montana^Central Kailroad Junction Take Motor Line. (^WRITE FOR TERMSTELEPHONE NO. 71.
THEl^CETEO^OILIT^nsr,
FormerlySparey's Hotel.
SampleRoom* for
Hunon Both American and European Plan*.
TravelingMen.
Mrs.T. H. MORSE, Proprietress,
PHILIPSBURG,MONTANA.
Bits,Spurs, Ouirts. Whips, Irishes, Itlankets, Sheets, Dusters, Slickers,^Nose-Bugs. Sweat Oillnrs. Horse Boots, and nil other poods usually kept^in a ti rut class harness store. Hand made driving harness a specialty.
OppositeGrand Central Hotel, Main Street, . ^ HELENA, MONT,
forfalland winter
JUSTRECEIVED.
ALarge slock of Imported ahd Domestic Suitings, Overcoatings, Trouserings aad^Fancy Vestings, which I am prepared to make up on Shortest Notice. Good^Workmanship and stylish Fit tiuaranteed. Call and get my prices before pur-^chasing elsew here.
Ohso.schii-lek,
MERCHANTTAILOR,NO. 13 PARK AVENUE,
SANDCOULEE COAL!
Cueit liecause it 11* the lost ii in I CheiijieBt. will Last Lmger and (iite^t far Better
Heatthan ant- other Coil in the market.^R. C PKRRET, Agent.Boom 19, Bailey BtoM,Telephooa 173
FORSALE BY
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DoyDavkhpoixt Coal Coupaa^''
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