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ORGANIZATION OF A REPUBLICAN CLUB.
A Big Meeting of Enthusiastic Repub
licans at Harmonia Hall Last
Evening.
liotkin*' speroh--List of Members of
the Neu- CI U b--Appointment of
I ommittees, Elr.
Harmonia Hall last night was lllledwith
enthusiastic Republicans, who had met to
gether lor the purpose of organizing a Re
publican Club. Every one seemed to be
contident of the success of the party and
every one was ready to do his Jshare to
help on the cause. Mr. A. J. Seligman, as
the only officer present of the Republican
club of two years ago, called the meeting
to order at 8:lö. The first proceeding was
the election of a temporary chairman and
secretary. Mr. Seligman was unanimously
elected to the former office and Mr. C. T.
Day to the latter. A motion was then
made that a committee from each ward
should be appointed by theehairto procure
names for the list of membership.
The chairman then reported a balance of
$ 4 :; in the treasury.
The regular business,except the signing of
the roll l>y those present was now done, and
there were loud calls for a speech from Mr.
Botkin, and that gentleman responded sub
stantially as follows:
Mr. Botkin said that he was so much in
the habit of resp<u ding to the demands of
his party that it only took one small boy
to call him out at a Republican meeting.
He could testify to the excellent work that
had been done by the Republican club of
Helena four years ago and two years ago.
The incentive for work this year was even
greater than ever. There is no candidate
upon the county ticket who is not deserv
ing of the support of every Republican—
no one who can lie spared to the service of
the people. There is no one of them who
is not the superior of his opponent on the
Democratic ticket in qualification and char,
acter. Christopher Columbus might turn
pale with envy of the men who discovered
some of the candidates on that ticket, and
the resurrection of Lazarus was scarcely a
greater miracle than was achieved by those
who dug up the others.
Referring to the campaign in its broader
aspects, he called on Republicans to assume
the offensive at once and maintain it to the
close. With a Democratic administration
turning the government over to the men
who had sought to degrade labor by placing
it upon no other basis than slavery an ad
ministration that had turned over the great
Northwest, bound hand and foot, to Wall
Ktreei—liepublicans need waste no lime
with excuses or explanations. They had
only to charge the Democratic party with
its sins, and trust to that great jury, the
tana, for a verdict of
of the indictment."
"guilty on every count
After Mr. Botkin's
speech, the members
present stepped up to the desk and signed
the roll as follows :
Albert J Seligman
C G Brown
C T Day
Edwin W Craven
Elbert b Weed
J E Wilson
J Armitage
I S G Van Wart
Kll Howey
Cbas Banck
Daniel W Fisk
W F Wheeler
1. A Walker
Geo W Gibbs
Edward F Crosby
li Hillman
Thos F Casey
M Iiock man
J S Ailing
A M Thornburgh
W F Parker
W II Guthrie
John Ii Watson
B F Woodman
James S Smith
W W Waters
John 1) Kuß'
F J Nye
C V Woodman
F Adkinson
John C Major
H T O'Brien
J U Sanders
C W Stanley
C A DeWitt
Jas H Blake
1) J Wait
I Sahlinger
W Y Simonton
J K Miller
A M Williams
Evan D Owens
H T Engelhorn
H J Casidy
Geo H Tilly
Jno B Jones
Sam'l A. Balliet
Geo W Miller
C K Cole
Anton Kuntz
Wm Sims
C Brailwitt
E Benda
W F Franklin
Joseph Howard
Geo P Meinhard t
H Kirkendall
A A Lalieau
Chas C Newton
M A Witmer
li E Fisk
B F Woodman, Jr
Alex C Botkin
O Evans
I, JI Hersh field
A K Barbour
Joseph Davis
V I.aubenheimer
Iver Wulff
L'he following committees were ap
nted :
ON* PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
II Howey A C Botkin
t. DeWitt F L King
[) Weed W H Trowbridge
[1 l'ower
ON* SECURING NEW MEMBERS,
st Ward—Win. Lorey,Ben. Benson and J.
wart.
id Ward—Wm Woodcock, Ross Deegan,
rman Richter.
Id Ward—M. Witmer, D. A. Corey, B.F.
lodman.
1th Ward— N. F. Walters, Moses Quinten,
Walters.
.th Ward— C. F. Ellis, Bennett Price, D.
iser.
ith Ward— H. C. Yaeger, T. Duignan, W.
Cameron.
th Ward—Geo. Gibbs, W. F. Wheeler,
ton Kuntz.
Hie members of the committees ap
nted from each ward to secure members
the Republican club are most earnestly
uested to at once meet, obtain lists and
ure the names of every Republican in
iir respective wards as members, so that
:se lists can be handed in at the meeting
be held on Friday next, October 1st.
ery Republican in the city of Helena
mid be a member of this club, and every
in should make a special point of seeing
b of the committeemen of his ward and
rolling himself immediately. The first
atleman mentioned in each ward shall
as chairman for that ward, and should
once call his committee together, so that
rk can be commenced immediately.
)n motion, the meeting adjourned until
iday evening. October 1st.
Meagher County Coal.
[ H usbandiuan. ]
superintendent Barker made a visit to
Ltsburg, Meagher county, last week and
rchased liiO acres of coal lands for the
idson Mining Company. This tract uas
rein ot coal seven feet in thickness de
loped. Four feet of this is solid coal
d has a coking capacity of 90 per cent.
ie purchase has been made with a V, ?.T
supplying the company's smelter with
re instead of charcoal. A force of miners,
1 understand, is to be set at work at once,
d a coke oven built, and all preparations
ide to supply the company'a works by
8 time they are ready for operatiea.
[For the Herald.]
Contracted Idea?
15V REV. F. D. KEI.SEV.
As North is opposed to South, as
East to the West, as sharpness is the op
posite of dulless, and right of wrong, so in
the matters of redemption and eternal life
two contrasted ideas present themselves.
The one idea is contained in the question the
young man asked our Lord : "Good Mas
ter, what good thing shall I do that I may
have eternal life ? He wants to do some
thing.
The contrasted idea of the gospel of
Jesus Christ is that we allow some good
thing to he done for us. Man's instinct is
right in believing that a good thing must
be done ; bat who is to do it ? Is a sinful
man able to do anything which will lead
to the pardon of sin and the redemption of
the soul ? Let him try and see ; soon will
he find a law within him that when he
would do good, evil is present with me ;
for I delight in the law of God after the
inward man ; but I see another law in my
members warring against the law of my
mind, and bringing me into captivity to
the law of sin which is in my members.
The cry of such a man is not far off : "Oh
wretched man that I am ! Who shall de
liver me from the body of this death ?" It
is the cry, not what good thing shall I do,
but, "Who shall deliver me ?" The sinner
needs a deliverer, a savior, a Lamb of God
that taketh away the sin of the world.
Herein lies the contrasted ideas; the
world says: "What can I do? What
good thing shall I do ?" and the gospel re
plies : Allow vour Savior to save you,
cease your vain attempts to do something
and lie still in Jesus' arms until he has
borne you safe across the waters to the
other shore ; "What good thing shall I
do?" There is absolutely no good thing I
can do which will avail for salvation ; my
only hope, my sole help is from outside my
puuy arm ; if my salvation depended ou
what good things I can do, the only result
would he the cry of despair : "Oh, wretch
ed man that I am !"
Thousands are to-day in just this pre
dicament of despair; they have and do try
to break away from evil habits and intem
perance, of passionate words, evil thoughts
and lustful deeds and make better men ot
themselves : and there is such a thing as a
reformed life; a man of strong will power
cau and often does say to a besetting sin,
"Begone," and like a dog it takes its de
parture at the word of command. But this
kind of a reformation, while noble, manly
and commendable, is quite another matter
from redemption, cleansing and salvation.
Sin, like water, dammed up in one place
forces itself out in another; and the more
the sinner tries to datn it up, the deeper,
stronger and larger does he find the stream
of sin to be. For this reason we hear
Christian people using language concerning
sin which seems irrational in its tensity.
"I didn't think you were so bad a man,"
said a sinner after a prayer meeting to a
saint of God, who had been makiDg con
fession of sin. The diary of I'ayson, the
modern saint, is full of language which
few of us could use without hypocrisy,
language expressive of deep depravity and
horrible transgression ; and yet meanwhile
his life was one of eminent piety and sur
passing godliness. The only possible ex
planation lies just here: the more one
tries to lead a godly life the more does he
realize what holiness truly is, and
what sin is. The conscience be
comes expert and delicate and what
once seemed to us trifling and beneath
notice is so no longer. Hence it is so often
the experience of men that the more they
try to be good, the worse they are. And
yet so obstinately do men like their own
way, many for years cling to this method
trying now one reform, and now another
until at last their last proud refuge is
proven but a false hope and themselves a
ruin ; then as bruised reeds and smoking
flax, they submit to the free salvation
oflered by One, who is mighty to save ;
driven by despair after many a futile effort
to save themselves by doing some good
thing, at last they cry : "Save, Lord, or I
perish !"
It is a vivid contrast, this contrast in
the two ideas of redemption, the idea of
human pride that if I fall I will lift my
self up : and this idea of the Bible that
man being down in moral ruin, already
fallen, Jesus Christ will lift him up. One
says, "What good thing shall I do that I
may have eternal life?" the other says,
"Believe on the Lord Jesus Christ, and
thou shalt he saved."
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FIRST NATIONAL BANE.
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ORGANIZED IN 1866.
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Paid-Up Capital...........................
NnrpluM and Profita .................... 800,000
S. T. HAUSER, President.
A. J. DAVIS, Vice-President.
E. W. KNIGHT, Cashier.
T. H. KLEINSCHMIDT, Ass't Cashier.
Board of Directors.
S. T. HAUSER. JOHN C. CURTIN.
A. M. HOLTER. R. S. HAMILTON.
JNO. H. MING, C. P. HIGGINS,
E. W. KNIGHT. A. J. DAVIS,
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T. C. POWER.
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Fall Term Begins Sept. 29, 1886.
Complete courses in
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Special courses In
Assaying, Chemical Analysis anfl Snr
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The Laboratories and Assay Booms for
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Ex-Receiver U. S. Land Office. Notary Public.
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Land Attorneys,
Room 13 Sanford & Evans' Block. Special at
tention given to contested claims, titles, and
conveyancing. dAwly-je5
F. ADKINSON.
Attorri.oy-*ht-Ijaw.
Office In Maftonic Temple. Helena, SI. T.
Special attention given to suspended and con
tested land and mineral entries. wly-jy i_
E. S. KELLOGG, M. 0.
Surgeon and Homoeopathic Physician.
HELENA, MONTANA.
Gives special attention to diseases of the EY r ,
EAR, THROAT and CHEST. Also, All
Chronic Oiwcasen. dAwly-aug2i
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Physician, Surgeon, Accouchenr, Oc
enlist and Aurlst.
Member of San Francisco Medical Society, a'.so
Nevada State Medical Society.
Office—Galen building, Helena. Montana. Con
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BANK.
Main and Edwards Street. Helena.
UNITED STATES DEPOSITORY.
Paid up Capital - 8200,000
Surplus & Profits, - 60,000
DIRECTORS.
c. A. BROADWATER, • - President
A. O. CLARKE, • • • Vice-President
E. SHARPE,........Cashier
S. E. ATKINSON,..................Asst. Cashier
8 . C. ASHBY. HERMAN GANS.
B. F. POTTS. H. F. GALEN.
N. H. WEBSTER. S. H. CROUNSE.
C. W. CANNON. R. B. HARRISON.
A. H. WILDER,
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SECOND NATIONAL BAH
HELENA, MONT.
Does s General Banking business. Sells Foreign
Drafts and Passage Tickets. Pays Interest on
Time and Saving Deposits. Collections
reoeive prompt and Faithful Attention.
Has a Savings Department.
THE ONLY
SAVINGS INSTITUTION IN MONTANA
DIRECTORS:
E. D. Edgebton, J. B. Sanford,
President. Vice-President
Ohas. K. Colc, Chris. Kknck.
E. 8 ÉDGEBTON, St. Paul. S. J. Jones. __
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JACKSON'S
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C. W. JACKSON.
Proprietor.
Behr Bros. & do., Decker Bros., Ivers &
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and Orchestra Instruments'wholesale and
retail.
A. B. Ohase and Mason & Hamlin
ORGANS, all kinds of Musical Merchan
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Sheet Music a specialty.
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OFFICE—Montana National Bank
Building. Helena, Montana.
d<tw6m-my4 _
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By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
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It never scales or postpones.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings
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100.000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each.
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
LIST OF PRIZES.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE................................$*5.000
1 do do „ .............................. 25,000
1 do do 10,090
2 PRIZES OF $6000................................ 12.0(H)
5 do 2000................................ 10,000
10 do 1000............................... lO.(HX)
20 do 500................................ 10,000
100 do 200............................... 20,000
300 do 100................................ 30,000
500 do 50................................ 25,000
1000 do 25................................ 25,000
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
9 Approximation Prizes of $750.............. 6,750
9 do do 500.............. 4,500
9 do do 250.............. 2,250
1967 Prizes, amounting to..........................$265.500
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SUMMONS.
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Montana, in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
Isabel A. Edstrom, plaintiff', j
versus [SUMMONS.
Edmund P. Edstrom, defendant. J
The people of the Territory of Montana semi
greeting to the above named defendant :
V7*OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear
X in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District Courtof the
Third Judicial District of the Territory of Mon
tana, in and for the county of I^wis and Clarke,
and to answer the complaint filed therein, within
ten days (exclusive of the day of service,) after
the service on you of this summons, if served
within this county ; or. if served out of this coun
ty, but in this district, within twenty days;
otherwise within forty days, or judgment by de
fault will be taken against you, according to the
prayer of said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree of
this court dissolving the bonds of matrimony
now existing l>etween plaintiff' and defendant
upon the grounds of desertion and abandonment,
and for general relief.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will take default
against you and apply to the court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
,___ a—, triet Court of the Third Judicial District
{ 1 of the Territory of Montana, in and for
seaI-. f thecountyof Lewisand Clarke, this2(lth
'—v—' day of September, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and eighty-six.
B. H. TATEM, Clerk.
By C. G. REYNOLDS, Deputy Clerk.
Chnmasero & McCutelieon, plaintiff's attorneys.
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SUMMONS,
In the District Court of the Third Judicial Dis
trict of the Territory of Montana, in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
James D. McCamman. plaintiff, )
versus [SUMMONS.
Malvina R. McCamman.defendant, j
The people of the Territory of Montana send
greeting to the above named defendant:
Y OU ARE HEREBY REQUIRED to appear in
an action brought against you by the above
named plaintiff' in the District Court of the Third
Judicial District of the Territory of Montana, in
and for the county of Lewis and Clarke, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days (exclusive of the day of service,) after the
service on you of this summons, if served within
this county ; or, if served out of this county, but
in this district, within twenty days ; otherwise
within forty days, or judgment bv default will
be taken against you, according to the prayer of
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree of
said court dissolving the bonds of matrimony
existing between the plaintiff and détendant
because of the extreme cruelty and desertion of
the plaintiff by the defendant.
And you are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to thecourt
for the relief demanded in his complaint on file
herein.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the District
,_ > _, Court of the Third Judicial District of
f 1 the Territory of Montana, in and for the
\ SEAL - j county of Lewis and Clarke, this 20tli
day of September, in the year of our Ix>rd one
thousand eight hundred and eighty-six.
B. H. TATEM. Clerk.
By C. G. REYNOLDS, Deputy Clerk,
Chnmasero ii McCutchcon, plaintiff's attorneys.
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" How to develop the Beat tclentifleally."
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"Then Specifies stand alone la the present condition ef
medical ecitnce." Scientific Times.
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Thirty cows that will calve in the spring. Also
i few heifer yearlings.
Address, E. L. BANES,
Helena, Montana
flathead lake.
Missoula County. M. T.
STEAMER
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U. S. GRANT
I.eaves foot of Flathead I-ake every Tuesday
and Saturday for head of Flathead Lake and
points on Flathead River. Stage connecting with
steamer leaves Ravalli Station, N. P. R. R., on
Monday and Friday mornings alter arrival of
West bound passenger train. Good accommoda
tions along route.
P. F. LIND6REN,
woctl-my» Proprietor.
Live Stock Heaflmarters
OI Montana.
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IMPORTED
Clydesdale, Percheron Norman,
English Draft and Standard Bred
Trotting Horses on hand and for
sale. Also, a choice large lot of
High Grade Young Stallions on
hand.
FOR QUALITY, FEDIGREE, AND
PRICE, WE DEFY COMPETITION.
Roadsters and Work Horses for
sale. Visitors welcome. Circu
lars free. Correspondence solic
ited.
HUNTLEY & CLARK.
Tixlon, N. P. R. R., Forty Mile«« Fa««» of
Helena. wly-mhis
Notice to Miners and Mitte Owners.
SAMUEL I. SILVERMAN
HAS REOPENED IN HIS
NEW WORKS,
Near N. P. Freight Depot. Capacity
Sixty Ton«« per «lay.
And is ready to sample all ores at short notice.
We claim that ore delivered at our works will
NET MORE CASH
Than by shipping East or West, and he obliged
to wait foi the money from 20 to 40 days.
SAM'L I. SILVERMAN,
Manager at Works. w6m-myl
i N BOLTER O RO
DEALERS IN
HARDWARE
Mechanics' Tools, Mill Supplies, Belt
ing, Brass Goods and Pipe Fitings,
Battery Screen, Steel Wheel
barrows, Iron, Steel, Pipe
and Heavy Hardware.
Disston's Celebrated Circular Saws,
and Rival Steam Boiler Feed Pumps.
Agents for Atlas Engines and Boilers,
and Leffel Double Turbine Water
Wheels. Catalogues Furn
ished on application.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF
LUMBER, LATH, SHINGLES, SASH, DOORS,
STORE FRONTS, ETC.
wyl-angl3___
DON'T SHOOT!
But if you «Io, «tave money by buying
the best goods at the
HELENA ARMORY!
SPECIALTIES:
Sharpe's, Winchester,
Marlin and Ballard
Rifles ; Parker, Colt's
and Remington Breech
and Muzzle Loading
Shot Guns: Mervin &
Hulbert, Colt's and S. St
W. Revolvers.
Wholesale and retail dealer in Arms, Ammuni
tion, Tobaccos, Cigars, Fruits, notions, etc.
dlyqanl M. SILVERMAN.
FARML0ANS
We will undertake the negotiation o
three to five year loans on improved farms
in Montana. We desire a select class of
mortgages, and npsn such the rate of in
terest will be made satisfactory. Corres
pondence solicited.
WALLACE, STYLES & THORNBURGH,
w3m-je24 Helena, Montana.
THE NORTHWESTERN •
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
Piano. Organ, Voice. Theory, all Orchestral and
Band Instrumente, _Mpdern Languages, Elocution.
__ LÄ for i
Piano. Organ and Voice.
SPECIAL GOLD MEDALS for pro gress in
1ano, Organ and Voice. VALUABLE FREE
CLASSES. Strongest corps of Teachers in the
West, to to 115 for 20 lessons. Pupils received at any
time. Fall term begins Sept. 9. Send for Calendar.
CHARLES H. MOUSE, Director. *
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N otic e.
Carl Koppler having left bis home without my
consent, I will not be responsible for any debts
he may contract. Information of his where
abouts will be thankfully received by the under
signed. LAWRENCE KOPPLER,
w2t-eepT3 Silver Creek P. O., M. T.
Send elx cent* for poatsgertnd fsestv«
free, » costly box of goods which wll
help »11, of either sex, to more mone]
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UrsBliae Convent uf theHolï Family
,/ir- yctS/
At Saint Peter*«* Mission near Fort
Shan', M. T.,
WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST.
This institution is situated in one of the most
beautiful locations in Montana, under the direc
tion of the I'rsuline Nuns, for the purpose of
affording the young girls evety advantage for
obtaining a solid and useful education.
Tuition free Board $10 per month. For further
particulars address
p MOTHER SUPERIOR,
w2m-aug5 Fort Shaw, M. T
St. Peter's Mission Boardiuj School
For Boys.
Under the Direction of the Father«« of
the Society of Jeans.
WILL REOPEN ON WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1ST.
The object of this institution is to afford means
of a solid, moral, mental and physical education
to hoys.
Tuition free. Board $10 per month. For further
particulars apply to
REV. J. DAMIANI, S. J., Ft. Shaw, M. T.
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Sale of Territorial Warrants,
Territory of Montana. Auditor's Office,
Helena, Montana, September 2<1,1886.
Notice is hereby given that on Friday, the
1st day of Octola*r, A. D., 1886, at 12 o'clock M.,
there will be sold at this office to the highest bid
der, for cash, three thousand dollars, ($3,000) more
or less, of Territorial warrants, for expenses of
keeping and maintaining the convicts of this
Territory in the penitentiary at Deer Lodge, for
the month of September, 1886. Bids are invite«l
up to the hour of sale.
J. P. WOOLMAN.
wtd-M'p'.i Territorial Auditor.
TUTT'S
PILLS
25 Y EARS IN USE
The Greatest MedicalTriumja of the Age!
SYMPTOMS OF A
TORPID LIVER.
Lossot nppetitr, llowels costive. Pair <n
the head, wild n dull sensation tu the
back Part, Pnin under tua shaulder
blade, Fullness alter entiug, v. ith a dis
inclination to exertion of body or mind,
Irritability of temper. Low spirits, with
a feclingof uaving neglected some duty.
Weariness, Dizziness, Fluttering at the
Heart, Dots before th«» eyes, Headache
over the right eye, If tlessness, with
fitful drrnms, Highly coiored Urine, and
CONSTIPATION.
TUTT'S PILLS are especially adapted
to such cases, one dose effects such a
change of feeling as to astonish the suffere*.
They Increase the Appetite,and cause the
nody to Take on Flesh, thus the system is
nourished, und by their *?on!c Aetion on
the Digestive Organs, ltesrulnr Stools arc
jjntduecd^MoedJSe^^^Iurr^^SiLjflGY.
TUTTS HAIR DYE.
Guat Hair or Whiskers changed to a
Glossy Black by a single application of
this DYE. It imparts a natural color, acts
instantaneously. Sold _ by Druggists, or
sent by express on receipt of Si.
Office, 44 Murray St., New Yorfc*
DR. MINTIE,
THE SPECIALIST,
No. 41 Kearny St., San Franeiaeo, Cal.
Treats all Chronic, Special and Private
Diseases wite Wonderfcl Success.
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY!
Is a certain eure for ner
vous Debility, Lost
Manhood, Prostator
hoea, and all the evil
„ , VT ^,, effects of youthful follies
.vAM«wr!iiiid excesses, and in
drinking intoxicating
liquors. DR.MINTIE,
who is a regular physi
cian, graduate of the
University of Pennsyl
vania, will agree to for
[ felt $500 for a case ol this
kind the Vi l Restorative iunder his spec!a
advice and treatment) will not cure. $1.50 a hot
tie, or four times the quantity $5, sent to any a«i
dress on receipt of price, or C. O. D. in private
name if desired, by DR. MINTIE, 11 Kearna'
St., S. F., Cal. Send for list of questions and
pamphlet.
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE
will be sent to any one applying by letter, stat
ing symptoms, sex and age. Strict secrecy in re
gard to all business transactions. d.iw ly-rnyT
DR. PIERCE'S _ ,
ELECT RO-MAGNETICar>\Y
BELT. A Galvauic Italy- äfhüJ '' 8 llff il
Battery, entirely iliffurent
from all other ap|*lialices .<{[ },) 77 -^
It givt-san Electric Current » y'\
with or icithout acid». Dis
eases or Weaknessefiof male
or female Bj»eeiliiy and iR-rinanfintly cured, 93T Electric Bus
l»ensory formeu funiUh»*i freu of charge. Ikeseriptlve circulars,
with yrice JUt, tudtimuui»!* etc., forwarded to any addrcaa.
MAQNETI0 CLASTIC TRUSS COMPANY,
704 Sacramento St., cor. K*arny, Sin Francisco, Cat.
_RUPTURE
•* Abiolutely cored la 30 to 9»
days, by Dr. Pierce'» Patent
Magnetic Eiaatio Truss.
.. snsnted the oniyEleotricTrusa
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all other». Perfect Retainer, and i. worn
with ea»e and comfort night and day. Cured
the renowned Dr, J. Simms of New York,
_ and hundred» of other». New Illustrated pom*
phlet free, containing full information.
MAGNETIC ELASTIC TRUSS COMPANY. _ .
M Bäcraracr.toflL. c»r. Kearny San TtnaoUoo, CaL
dAwly-fySO
DR. JORDAN'S
of — „
751 Market Street.
G O AND LEARN HOW to avoid
disease, and how wonderfully
r " *" you are made. Private office, 211
Geary street, San Francisco. Con
sultation of Lost Manhood and all Diseases of
Men. *®"Send for catalogne. wly-nov5
LEGAL BLANKS.
FOR THE USE OF
LAWYERS, JUSTICES OF THE PEACE, CONVEYAN
CERS, SURVEYORS, AGENTS, OWERS AND LESSORS
OF REAL ESTATE, ETC.
(CUT THIS OUT FOR REFERENCE.)
THE HERALD has in stock the following
blanks. They are neatly printed ou good paper,
with red ruling for a border. The forms have
been carefully prepared by a lawyer, are in con
formity with the statutes of the Territory, and
are applicable to any county in Montana.
DISTRICT COURT BLANKS.
Per <loz. Per 100
Notice of Appeal........................50 $3 00
Undertaking on Appeal.............50 3 00
Aff. ord. and notice for wit..........75 4 00
Subpoena.....................................35 2 00
Summons........................... t ...... . .50 3 Oil
Und. on elaim and delivery.........50 3 00
Writ of attachment......................50 3 00
Und. on attachment...................50 3 00
Affidavit for attacqmcnt.............50 3 00
Aff. publication summnos..........75 4 00
Ord. publication summons..........50 3 00
Deposition...................................75 4 00
Execution....................................35 2 00
Summons for juror......................35 2 00
JUSTICES COURT BLANKS.
Warrant of arrest.......................50 3 00
Writ of attachment......................35 2 00
Und. on attachment....................35 2 00
Affidavit for attachment.............50 3 00
Subpoena.....................................35 2 00
Summons.....................................35 2 00
Summons for juror......................35 2 Oo
REAL ESTATE BLANKS.'
Bond for deed..............................75 4 00
Quit claim deed...........................75 4 00
Warranty deed...........................75 4 90
Bargain and sale deed.................75 4 00
Lease...........................................50 3 00
Mortgage ....................................75 4 00
Assignment of mortgage............75 4 00
Mechanics lein............................75 4 00
MINING BLANKS.
Notice of location (quartz).........50 3 00
Deed of mining claim..................75 4 00
Application for patent................50 8 00
MICELLANEOUS BLANKS.
Sheriff sale..................................50 3 00
Bounty certificate ( wild animals) .50- 3 00
Certificate of Incorporation.........75 4 00
Bond........... 50 3 00
Acknowl«Higemcnts.....................35 2 00
Chattel mortgage........................75 4 00
Bill of sale...................................75 4 00
Power of attorney............... .50 3 00
A discount ol ten per cent, made on orders
amounting to $5. and twenty-five per cent, on
orders amounting to $10 or over.
Postage prepaid on all orders. Special forms
of any blanks made to order at low prices.
Check and money orders to be made payable to
FISK BROS. Helena, Mont.