The weekly tribune. [volume], November 21, 1891, Morning, Image 1

About The weekly tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1891-1894

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V- YOU - BEEN THE:.: BU:, N
-TO- FOR-
IE :.: BOSTON YR1J 1f ELEG;ANT C1... I1NG
ILUJME X. (kiIEAT IFALLS, 11ONTANA, SATURI)AY `IING,21, 1891. N; I'M flEl 1I 1
L Nathan,
THE
ONE-PRICE
LOTHIER,
O,I: Agent in Great IFalls
Iill ,',ods bearing the tranle
VIAN HATTAN
h, Manhattan SRhirts are unexcelled
unlity and make und none others up
ichl them in tit, in fact they lead in
t line just as hats bearing the trade
is the lht line. But other nnnufac
e nnca only try to imitate.
Our Fall Stock
I[ complete in every respect and better
nn ever before. We have been striv
to get the best goods of tile best
ten and have succeeded in every de
rtment. In nearly every instance have
ured sole control in Great Falls of the
ods of manufacturers that recognize
competitor.
all, examine our stock and be con
ced.
Respectfully yours,
A. NATHAN,
222 Central Ave
WHEN IN BARKER
STOP AT
rs. Mary Mackie's Hotel
Vhere you can always get the ehost
al and bed to be had in the caup.
SMANHATTAN
NALBACH & COCKRILL,
I'R(l itI I'TO R .
lerchant Tailors
Gents Furnishers
OUR NEW GOODS
)in Friday the 0)th inst.. we place on
lhibition the latest fads out in Trous
a and Suitings. Th'ly are the tinest
oIls made and are imllrted directly by
from lnglish and French inmnufac
GENTS FURNISHINGS
In (Gents Furnishing Goods ,ur stok]
fnprises the newest designs in Neek
ear, Muflters, Gloves, IIosiery, lndcr
ear, Negliegoe thirts, etc., etc.
Also a fine assortment of Wilson Itros.
FINE DRESS SHIRTS
AN INSPECTION SOLICITED.
rhe Manhattan,
NALBACH & COCKRILL, ProDs.
odging or Oice Rooms!
TO RENT.
51held or uanfrnlsil. st 1114.115 l'iItrL
--5e olpoelte Park. otel. Olo sllt i '.
mearsunable. Eqoiwrt oe
MRS. R. L. WEBSTER.
At Montana Hotel.
THE ALLIAUNC GOBBLED UP,
The People's Party Quietly Absorbs t
Both Factions of thle Farm
ers' Alliance. 1
A Call for a National Convention
Will lie Issued
Today.
W. .J. Flolrec,. tllhe Actor., lier at
S Philaltiphia Il.s Iealth a
Iti ' lu .ri 1 h lei ili n t'
l' ,A.I 1 1 *ol ,t-; N ,ýv. 1.,. '!'he, I, , "'",.
iparl ha1 :-e ci UII.l ti n alliiim:,. \llie !:
has .l!ilt fo 11.0 - tiil. ht, . Ir i-ut
ih,.. are (t h n t, r" ;ult,: ,'f t hla ' t
s .s-ions of thil' I ttrioIs f' ne "r:;l' arqe.a i- I
i.n Jrry nw tunltherl Iw,,. Til vo. 'h'ie
of the splitt waf madent pnblic Iefresl tati
Sopl the ats rlllte'.l up l iWhen the siplllr
ep- coinn of the alliane te it thiti mor'ningst
in overyboily but the delegates h rol ex I
oe cluded from the hall. Even on' greis
man Jerry Simpoean had to go. Theni
the protest of the anti sub treasuryI
people was tin.ile up nd i somll hatli lli
animated debt.ate occurred as t.o the h 'st
means of dlisposin of it with the least
poMssille riction. Finally af ter two hem's
of wrangling the coinmittpee of th.e. ntis
was inforlled that it could not Ie henraI
unlel it fullnished l ithe outncil with ai
copy of its proltest. This it re(u; , uI t,
!c do unless it could present its protest
in person mnd thati elehd all neioltiations
between th.e, two wings (f . tht allimi --'.
The protest. which wI. vtery l 'II . i aii Uli iii
ilsubstane i s ni follo y sws:
Protests set forth that its ulntholr;. ar'
iZO (frtllm the l ohlCli llhm i f ti m erl l i ei 'll tilll i tii
unicion colnentions iif h in 'iSt. Loti in
September,prcd othe views f . \. Nicholsn
of ith souri .rem . ountill f ro wiv: Ii
tg F. nuuiasser of Mi-sissippi: te I. CrewA
,V- of T. nnsselted. ld . I. illlo, ri. rep. Me
Iul Alister andesly . iperoets aiilt lnrge.
p- which wta appointed tohe Imeriiiraline tc
vo supreme council .,f the farmers' atlliiceI
he and industrial union ty wiy of setting
lze forh the objections of the contention to
certain declarations of principl 'iti and de
ant hiisin itlherto made the supreme ci oun
oil. This committ rn after it organiza- r
tion, prepared the views of the conven
tion touching the pru.teiples anr d(liemands
of the supreme council, from which it
large number of members of the P. A. &
I. U. dissented. The memorial respect
fully and earnestly protests against any
action of the supreme council that pro
pises to commrit the Farmers Alliance
and Industrial Union to the prop
osition that provision he madeni
by the federal congress for government
loans of money to individual citizens
eat upon farm mortgages its security or to
demnand for at government ownership or
control of railroad property and trans
lportation. Such tchenes are untonsti
tutll|lanl antll IllleilraItllle,' Connien:llg.
with the spirit if tihe alliancl Imn)ovementll
and tending to go\'vernlllnllt paterllllnalismll
and statte ocialisIn. 'T'hen fullots the
ar'gul'nul on that qu1a,8111 alnd I.IJI
tiuelll. 'rle governl1tllt ,ownership of I
initrllra hap itqili,,s tine- of two other
Schemeslt . Either th(e government must
take tilhte, railriloads fromn the owners by
force or buy them( for mre thiln they,
alre worth. It woulul flsttr pollitical c.r
ruption and wouhl lot tun arbitrary inter
f, renee with private righlts in mait.
sen'llses. 'ith thriee sche all nvor Sltvo trong
ly of class legislation. ''The ommuittee ex
ipresses its d.esirle tIo (co operate with thi,
alliance in carryiug out its principles of'
ni'eUrilg Ia s1fe cullrrency; redlcilg tIhe'
land of trusts atli lnopnlies; hel.iln,
flu'Uers and laborers in securing an hen
tt Iballot and a fair count, and
Selecting for pilae of public hlonr
alnd nemolumenot honest and cuapable mIeni
who regard public olilce not as i, private
advantage but as a, public trust.
The exlcutiveu conmmittee of the. sulb
treati.lly party will now prltcGetd to
l'Texas, wh.ere 1187 sub ailliances hlave al
ready deulared against tl( still treasury"
schemeI and willihbegin the work of rl r
ganizing a nOw a lliance. A iall ,for I,
national conventon will probably le
issued tomorrow. 'lThe capltl ur of the
alliunce by thl peopl,'s party was pr'a
tically ,ee.onmplished two or three( daylis
ago but thll. full extent of the c.apture
waRn not aplparnt until hvdy wheln
President Polk was ununimtusly re-eleht
ed ant J. II. fnum.ks of ,iuuth DIaltia
was choten v'ice president; J. II. 'l'Turner
wils re(-,leIPted ,isecretary and un treasurer
arnd J. F". Villets ofI Kansal, national
lecturer. (;.orge F. Washburn of the
naltinil execultive collllllitt of the
tple's party statd thad tt the leaders'
of that lparty were jubiliant over
ihe, ehletion of President l'olk. (Of the
feur Igreat leadIrs in tlhe alliance l iv
ingstont', l('unl. ntl. Terrell and Polk, the(
latter was rlegarded ats thte ine fuIortbhle
to indlependlent politidal action. Polllk in
his anllual a;ddress Tuesd(lay night l SeO
verely ,nelll'll ll('ll tihe two old paIrthies.
and in the ahdress as well s between
the. lines. So strongly in,'i.ated his tend
encies towardsl thle peopllle' s party movei'
nment that the. bli.ioi of eiither llone of
the gentlemetiill nlithioneed wouhl have
bten regireh asi blow to the people'ts
party, while on the other hald the re
election of lPrt'sident Polk is regarded as
a irouter victory for the pllople's party.
Tihoe election of Lout ls of Smitouh IDlkota
as vice-lpresident is 1 plrt1d'' lls ea gireater
victory from the fi thati hl , ih ai
inmenmber of the national lllnittii'ee
of the people's pl;l:lty. The' fait that a
large nunllebr (of theI friiirrT' iillnclle
delegates are ill illlnllmber s ol othel r inll
dustrial organiizations ilnd irf wotlrkillng
together would iidicato thtt the trend
of their actionl w.ts towaLrd 11the lilidin
tion of all and in the direction of inlo
pendent politihal antion.
The commlittoo on conctlfederation of
the various illndstritil otIrg:lnizatiotins it't
this morning at tihe I otel I,lniston. The'
committee waIs colnls.sed of flive repre
sentatives frontm ach of the six organtza
tions and was chlosjen by tlht latter for
the purpose of calling at cngress of all
the labor antd industrial ilasses. II had
been decided ipreviously to this giather
ing to conventc the congress ait Washiing
ton on 'February 22. hut the south and
west mnatde such strong objectionll to
that place that it became necessary to
decide upon some oither .location. The
duty of the present meeting of the
committee was to lix the plate. The
tuatter octaslioneId ia lengthy discussion
and ended in rel'crring the ques.tion to it
sub connnitttet consistingi of 'Trrell.
'l'aulnceck adll (i:Iunigrtln with in
st rutitions that either hIilii iupolis,
Liuisville. ( 'in tin t i , ('hii ,,, or
Springtiiltl. Ill.. IHe cluvni. This 'm,
Ilittcl wtill lik 'nt, th l I r"r ihil It of
i}IPF:I, 14 ll( l ll 1llll ;se, ( c lhi ll t "lt l 'l of
Iranf i 'spoti i n a lh; it i 1 ,,Ir.1 ' I<,i
;f' r v. hi, t it ill i' l, . ii· i
1.tir d ' ti., *l ii ll In ti tl.
SI (,r. t . I . l . I; tii i
Iii, . 'in . I Ii : 1 ' . N tii I·..v. I :' "',',. .i.
crllcn IlIta l Itt i itt in t Iunlt kIi
t tilit t el t ld i i It, : rile ;tit . t'll t out I t!I
tih o ,'i n . t h is t I, aoth \ i ,ia n -: af i:it i tar,
lint sur it- u. . t in s to atttl l i fr n ince I
inon ti l Fit i- 111lk I for thile a-i on
that his n, lnilitln y ilt ii ,n tmnsihter-lct
as in ipr yi.g .lini'ig th,' al'fccrter n nUal
aritly evt'lltnin i. ( It li n "or cll , "lirt . hint
law. Mrs. aintlney \illiams of Ilttoklyn,
his sislter, Mrs. Nortunn \i'in r Wash
ington, anti lhr. Patriik onnmt,,lly were
wliith him wiut n he IpaIstrd a euy, t
hail banul inppart'tly getting i. ,tter antd
his physirinus h'.i no ilea the end was
.it neur. Towards evening ito shIpt most
of the tinw', however, and his dieth caame
o praclt fully thl t it I ay libe +it lthilt hei
lept awaII . itell Itt ilt' i nil ut 'ratin
wnhatevrtand tlh first intimti nin lthat
the twutchyri hald l f his dalth tinj. thatl
he had iounled t.o n hr s si;th.
ttll!ew i iutte . s a n.
lrno)on tw.o \v.lI dr1 ' S,'o v Iw l, lldn '
wtalktd in tl thle lhntal ttr ri i tk otn
\Vahinton f t oi till siouth aw :l , a;is
tired u.; "tno .al,' Mlahonsy. lrin,, , letn .
Minu .." antui "l're I "ol,, t tlJ ntt. N.i it"
lirtd aloul 11 i'elo, h k 1;"; niubt. .\t.ttt,
ou 'c l h c k t h is mn o r inin :; a h e ,sto 'I , ,\h ,
storks lig ,hls ;thd \ts' on his ray to his
room 4111n ti , sh e floor.drthcth'd i Strong
h Ill of ,uts r,., inn out of R ,.n. 12. 1lh
no.tified the night 'h rk, who tr,,ceedlt I
to tih(, roam.in, ond o l'orcing til dfoor
open found the room full of gas and th'
tull unconscious. hive lminut.s after
the discovery .lahoney died, but l'oh'y
showed some signs of life and was has- i
tily conveyed to the City hospital. It is
C evident the men hld been at Minto
thrashing, as Mahoney had in his luncket
a stationary engineer's heense taken out
at Minto, Aug 24. Hlishome is at Prince
ton. as was indicated in a letter received
bv him from his sister while he was at
14Minto. She calls him Will in the letter.
When found ]"oley lay on the outside of
the bed and he .mloubtevdl blew out
the .ca on retiring.
IlUrounmn Wantedl.
(sil'.l. ,f. Nov. |la. Early in .ti ptelm
it(ri the titnt boir oif the Ihoarl olf cn ilt
Sjintly svore out a: wa:rrant atgalinst '. E.
Vis t undt II.. A. I riety tof 'thiang,.
.har ing; the . wtith ha n irng e ,b ,z71r .1
suise i2O Ai.(it of thi funds ., th. I t;t
Sellllunsoin and H1uthorn raih1u- d niullus).lll
\Wi\'e was arrested ion the iIhtrgeg. blinll
in tlhno iltm ' i t she time,n o il after i
full hearing lbe fl'r the district ouilt o.
IRno . oulv. N\tellllner 2. i\il. s disi
chiiarged. l rl ty \\it s 1 tN v'r rretil.elt ll.
\\'se hits it'w i'stiiuneni.l a sitilt I''
ialicious proiei ution . glii. n t the la'th e
c touinty tutunis sionl trsl . A ,1. iLusk. W . i.
IH utelinsoln antd 4 ior': i A. VaIlif VIter.
fo r i"4110 ),1Ni i in th e h il it d tat. i . ,. Ir .it
couirt for the districtt of Katisuli.
out rr T1 TIOtti .l.. t 1i' .\ti tt
between tihe IBritish strletr Ilttiglt
boound lfront hles.at flttr Shilii illi at thi
British I vilil el I'1l' shh rt ll. "11 m Polh
*thitat h l l fir i ii Itessa.il I , ll
thorpe liat. o. bdly datntglititt. t tat
poured jilt. her in tretu nll oui t l. . ..s
luland o went , the otittiom l l im
mlldiittly. . steam hliunclh h hI.,Ir ihil
to the Russi tn .nh 'ssy pr en.t u l, It ,h l
would thkeri......... have e ......... 'iu i
of lif..... .......... it is .. only thr .....f .i.
of the i hdilethorpe are replrte.ld i-.-ieu;
T h'I e e nip tul in o f t h i. hIb ll t h o r p e i > ,i ,, l.
''1( Rugby l st.uttan't d serious .I..up
but the full exltnit ot her inihr i- ,:-I
known ilt present.
Taill: 1 .1 II Ic I:Tr .
('110 1( .A ),U. N 1'. Its. (iattle \l; s t,.
ull. t,owe Ir.
ttAi't l(..t ,
N lti\'eam s .................. -. _t 'sr 2... ,
W eall s .. ................... :. l i t,
\Stockers........ .......... . ..i. ;
.CowL s.R ................. ... . ... it .'tl
S want i .o I
Markti , dill owesr.
Naliveit' .wJ.t i..... .......... inilti .i
W ethe rry the ........... .......aU . . ',u-I . I
W esterns .......... ... ..... ut r ; n :NI
W estV "r' il . .... .... . .. ... . .. 1.12
L am bs .......... .......... ' ,. I
if wyou want Window or Iiito- ti:ttt
call on J. J. Hi l'lchcurd.ou .
If you htvie estenel-hull furl'inti hei
sale call on u, . \Vo pay to{, 1, "Fnw.
! yae An Jones.
It you want to rent ia hous, -"lil .,.
Phil (libson.
Itibottom & Gilchrist, interit-r derv,;s
tors, carry the most varied ussur'tiitlll
of window shades, wall papers anll pict
ure frames ill the city. Telephnee"Ifs
TOO MUCH SMUGGLING.
Supervising Special Agent of the ?
Tlrelur'y )iepartmlent .M alie r
Ilis A.nun-ni teporII. 1
The l)Illl'pltlent hln. too ~luch Ter- -
ritory to ('over. \Witlh the
Prelent iForce of
l:nulirtoi, ,,lli'.,: (' im il \ .i oria :IlI i
i Th, n .:1 :! ," it.
\an -Il nii- '"r. o,. I: 1t. a .. .Tdii..h. .
ý l.I pl rt - n!n . ur hils lo: tleel r, .l t, n I. 1'. ,
-ic,, c.rit lili l-cln l l}] ri' i l'.iv,- heeji - i l',l II I
illsncl, et i ir r ,t II , 1 r i ·til? ll't' atill iri
in') the aI t lion al Iear ':Iii. II ntsn
SwI i ltlO tl the N ('t l etll, -. l .r iho i Iw I l:: n I
lin.ers .ll i h t i t.. 1tc. 1 inves sh:i , l in-i
ilaunnlir line Ifraudle t' i.n'.ittl Staion
il"cfrs to tMeiCO ' il tritivs u (ler 'hilh
ni ail , t e oo prii iifl,., rlli.- y. i',i:llli, wit1 hi
lgentsw ileolut the ii r operations Tingle
Says litil, fl w atork of the a11rni l h in,, i
tlailotinnd instanl es l it'l nisl (in tllll'til pu -
tii press. inspired.R d.'loutl liless. thoi
Stion, as wlle as i y lwreIhatl f lv Iat (i '"i -IIt
tiniiil t iu i lill ,it i3(( in,, n i lidl y
been given h of nplain rs ori, '.t Ii "ts r fr
'oreigh ma ufuet: r.hl hrs ,u'kin i the I
,ission ol their ii n.n'al Il ti.t" niios 'i .i'
iO thelly f i , ,t hi i ,! ri'inti iil iinli
jl ' i to hon' 1 t trl nin, i t it i 1o
f, rttnhat 'ly 't h' a- tI, h piilt ii 'lii,"
o, icon i, ,l'l , r~Ia nl,. . E nwi itr
pobitio n 1o tl' ii ifi-ith U l8o ' !i "
|hi ink Il'r)'li e llltp'-!" i ti oa. I Initt i.ti / ;
dotu . .1 iriou -., in - i th* n!
thiit, ilty under til lrii:i0t1 *00 1ti, i ,r
elforcin the law, fr,,:1n r..1 snh ul", i
%%), tll(i e th' i.l n1inin o inr hilie , , IiL'
tiw ell'o their ollher:th us. h Tit , nown]I (.1
nf ,,n ivrs 1fo.r roll itit(; nruiy nl,,1n thisi
lIn ; link of frtr. ilir dl-? I ti I n -
Sriation will not V he. l ,ii l { In y il;,.i .i.l
inlire ne.e of thi. f lrce. it is appirl , ur
are in - o alwl t gri. ftll i-. -1 Fimilar'n'
facilities for t m .gglin , h and tlan:,d stine
110un11 of it wits smuggle~d into thll
Itili, l r'% til .' 1 R181 RN ( lire l tr ttill lll t iit11
Rity ric hl' per tIud, RhIlh i pt1irthili-t
til.l f lt itit, it imi I I rt ii n l t m itl' it' the
,esietittl Ibais ,t r ti '.I;m r 'itlr ti l'tI. .
I l ,.d I th, l tl tit I' 11111 "r I ltt ia ,1 his
n,.,upationl w\ill Ie g..one,. Th,. |,rd..mnt
larrangeaOlifn**nthonIl'lm theI' I';,:viuLsl .,. \
iIrnlm tnl , w;hitt . i l L ., ,.1 ,, Ir p iutd
itt ii ith Irut oIut us I in l it
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:.'it 'i t'illli II it I I' ',lO it . tti il .|,' l 1lit Iii
I:'t ll llihh sl"li|"- 'l' - 1,1l .|' ll:II1 i i~ l'l: i'
11ult jlli;it itlllrtt d It ifi' p Tittir oluind uip
huh ointi l'tt a eRi p~d.an s
i (l t ilt lth (l'|!ia ll n I ot he[1' i lt r i i '
sImIkin pll .I rpltie.•,; th ' ,lll' ' rataII, i I 1!"4
lit forll y h iiiit't lIi lil tl tl; i",'.t tilll lll i h
ir tl i tlhiil .llfP It t th'liS .1 - that the rIt vlili
Ir.l',lri it\l'l ,hivtI ) l'~\iiil i I hl., l'h'tl i,~I lii
ai IiIrn.,il erlii {lll l il Il tll m m il li ihl
<iil.gir. It v, olri, betteI. r I ,, dt'uhlrl ' till
op~hinna frw,, io dillt? a t!,oi Il h'av' thi,
ipi',-ie iln t \' l lilt no n t at" '-lil it' liiik. T h'e,
1i~l·lllrlltJ,.i~l',dh. 1III(1' ,,l'h·1Ill 1iii(it.11in
il:,' dut. entir+(, ,. ,,h. th ihih duit" iidii
hiavt' indlu.ed ithi , p~ilohyminit of hire.t
,,:qdita] aild Ii 71"et niiuhml' ofl bIhth.
i-:ilflul iiliei hniicl I,,,n t,.I to enisi., in
fil illi 'it trll'lll.l Ita llet 7., 'il il'i;:l hl? ilb,
.\ilitingl.ahi, ..
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n ,,lly i l trm int" rl eihl nic' flll+iis ,it li
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.+ ssi'... linigl~ Unl ll,,i .If ,h '.' l Iis,' 'L'
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,im.ld,. iirr l l., iit ht in l,,int," m' i t e , (,H',
, ih Un.ilw\,i+ emlieison '- 1 us lai hn st'hi
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'T'he ('iilnw heil .++,,' .e , at a t hi lh tsi i
tlll ito returl'l tiu ('illn ~ : \b ilihln tih,
• lnet al th~l' tis int, s anlili. lt, I'h ai~t,
l ,t,l he de et'elb d ~ir a'l Ilta ln t"'w iil, id ell
Iliw n u cill!Il l \. 1+" Ih ('+,H ll , l~ll,,imbs :t'
('lhinaninl anll tilt .'ilhiii tht, v ni nglli , oif
tht, hlaw. Thilt, ~hl. at f thlis i- thitl ('hi
ll!sel peionsilll onlli' retull'hed lin ('unadulh
hin.ltilineis of thi' Rhid hoile ,.wairri',d.
Htr,. the, ohbie,, ,,1 ltil I h er i iV I..-ri.
lion .\ct' is lpraitlh':i) sh-l',,tal+,I \liT ,
nl esitylllii) forl lith rtevi+.ihon ai' lte teuidini
li\w'P il ll l,:£11 'l!ienh r ! lu' inc r,,,r', udiii i
lhio of th. misiol~h li. d<ri,,. wvitl II view
ltih l. distri' t h elr. i' t'l, ittih, ,, liin iI:lU.h
blusiiiPsm i.. Jhuii is +.hiwi by' th,+ Ihu ,i
ni.,. if lith , t4,,, l',i l ,i tri,.i. dhllionl Iti
init.. tliscal ylail. In tliirt? l lln . i..trwi,'
anldl portsll It, disltic'. wo.', ,',nnetl d : sI
Ill forty, thi'H, o' tihlil Ift, i,.lp ,ii.., u.,
reed thl, r+.,.tipls. "lhm ,hem~ ,,f c,,iu
Irhilts. coupild,,with Iihe rtlg~, ui'mvih ,.!
Ih,* northlllw,.. lind tht nleedi of th.' a:
illioni tof new llr, aih.ind di,.lrhiet lilonl the.
mut.ltli ul4 w,+'ll ull Ilponl ?ti, frontiellr. w.,. ldl'
se,1nIt tho ltitalld tl.w unld tc+mlirobsh nonel
A DAY OFiREWARD
Ia.st S nilay wastit day of wll-earndl
tiulatIOl and uanstisfaction to miany In
l', net. I,pre.vring minmr in the Nei art
regcion. e.lspecially to tthose who fr years
halivte toiled andt worked to bring Ihefor
the world Iti ultapplroaeihahle mineral
resources (of the lilt imtountains. dlestin
ed in a few short years, to excel all camtnps
in the worltl in the, output of rich miner
- al. ,JOE ('()NILIl). with the samne feel
ing of satisfiition, Tofers the Iinest linl
of I)ry I Liis ait tlhe lowest prtic.s of ainy
house in thel stiat. k.tiwintg full well that
the' daily r' tis.i t I.h buy so frvtie lyof
him rte:ighiz tlihe ftitr tIhat hii store is
the Ihuliuit1titrtiers nd t .i trl l, 1',1r,, fir
I ,us , I hti , ; uoi lhl get all theIy ain anlt
te liest thu, i cant fir their n ,oii.yv. iu:,r
ic H"'ll I l veihtc :"t-3 t"., s pr i ,stir. I)ifi
iw. sel.f ',1, 11. ;-' u' Ie" a I' 5. ;t lHIi
SI Ii l' I - 111:1 - ' . -ýI I.it I u li I. .
h', it . . !.. . t H 'ii 'I iu -tnt eIlII thin'
\olt, m - cli , ih, Ni u ' or t l" e , in'ts
'tvir te ii rri , a u irnrtiut if I sun ti . ivi
tt IIIn -m InttIL ' i It a illt llkt ; 1)r l .
Slfl , I'e .t " ýarilihe . ."at 1. 11 3 I.'r pair. Tlhis
tu.e is tilt f, ntir e t. w-ik uit it'f it
; nIi t t - ;it pair itf i.2. t i- ius , at l.Ni.
XX-. I. ;:.n t travel hilher.
l ttrito.si '-is goattos. the e-ry Iest in the
ueril. I tira, ine ie f pritits is wiuhe. WVe
1 P l -unt s iP l i \i p ir lln . tl - tlo ailt i o1 if
teul'aruI lira.: harp Isgntl Silkn .lres
('"cclt'ai's Silks and VelveItsct cc tin ccadi
irH. \'( guacirant , our Silk. :1k ,1 A he
itlricc 't'rin gsciccc. such ai Ntillwicacic.
icictlir 'Trnimmingsc. Mlccind c Silk
tI'ricccccinrcc IPcc.arl 'I1riucccicg.s. Swcanis
(iciwic, acl dozticcis cci citelr Ier ilmake and
UCorsetirc ccc ccccsthcing wc s.-l1 Ihun
diricdu anid hcundcredsc f. In facct wtc clii
oirce cci tcllIcrlcact ('stcorst traitsic inc the'
wccst or cccctihwesct. lice ri c 1i cc we
kepcj G.aicct the plopiiiic e wict. viz.: Dir.
Wccrner's I'ccrcici. ati the pricces th icc o-c
ple wantutoI pay. \1.1 anc lit heloll. t i e
simii, the ciliort. tic. dccimi. cciii cIn Lic
any sicti.Ii.iccc Abou ItIi. cc. t\c firt
huh cci. ct hi e ii iictiIy icl.li tih cucllcy
cce seii. Iccic kii l iicc icc l~ IV,c . i
Clincci. staiiiciccig iii t 'I' ic i stile htt
f ll'iccc.tcc It ci ci ccit c ccccti.,ct ccc' cc1 , I
th m tic i cc itt ccciy h "t c ' i l 'i1
cc1 -c\'11"; ;;I' rc1 1 11,'
it: ccciii 4vi ati tii-cci --I iccl ~ c. ,i u1
slw i l :."cnuc, i,ic ccc ic""'. idl
iiiii.s,11c0 r(cicct 111 i. 1' iiiiiickct1111. 1 'ciI 1:1 1
this stock, they are I ccciitifici clin",t cc
wirk cf airt. I'cccc. Ccitts. º,i'ctcts.
Mihiwcih. ec-t., allii onedc remiciitic an i cl t
oicr unifocrmic low prices. Nccic. \ ic lides. we
(iio not iproIpose toc givc clircicicis lit crc mr
tic get your train. liut we dc :itiv the
iacrgesti ctoCck. icc. lest aisIccictiei sticcik.
tiec Icowec-ut icecis, thice Icitit gcc. i ilind tihc
iicsi Mirr(ic icn Ii-, ;ciiuntciry. Sic
cIccinic vccii truly.
JOE CONRAD.
SPECIAL SALE
lf oolChl, Frch San and Silne
Half W,,ool Chlallie, French Sateen and SilkaP.,ne
All Go for 10 Cents a Yard
JUST THE THING
S . . To Make a Fine Comfortable
These Goods are from 32 to 40 inches wide and cannot be bought
els\where for twice this money. All pretty designs and handsome
colorings.
()ur large sales on Dress Goods and Jackets still con
tinue, and new ones are arriving to take their place daily. thus
inab:ling u:; to have something new almost every dlay for 'yur in
spection. We have taken a number of orders for .d-al garbl nts, all
of which have pro'. ed very satisfa-ctory. as those. who have Iturchascd
will testlifty. ()mr stick i very c .)Iopletc. notwithl tanding the
he: ,- drain andt in'mtr s on it m:ule daily by mior rapidl\ incrcasin,:
tradce. Ruencmlmr we carry ni, secotnd-h;iand I s-hotddlly ~td-.
W. B. RALEIGH & CO.,
The Only Exclusive Dry Goods House in the City.
Butte & Montana Commercial Company.
LUMBER
Telephone No. 141---Oftlce and Mill foot of Ninth Street, Great Fdlls, Mont.
And don't take a tack seat i- a tou
ntt lotr anty one ithen y)vu can get
the1It i us to sulllt . ul. .oIf.:.s ,I,11
l e ea ,- ; 'st ; chairs 'h lt iad 1 .. m
- , -rtablet . otrt art Try it. I ti.i
t 1ritl;, etc.. o',.ht to be am,;, utp
1 for comfort a;s %cl! as aliti yet dc.
Whent so madel th v ar wort re.
i . rt li a Sta it stylish st.l, as our; are. I y
cost you no mlore ye't ,are more valuable. That's that a ha: ,un
is. isn't it ?
To Arrive Monday, One Solid Calload of
PARLOR : FURNITU1 I.
N :.SlilP CTFUL.I.v,
WM. ALBREOHT,
OPPOSITE PARK I L