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THE LUMP CITY MINER: LUMP CITY, MONTANA. Ilus riu -li lionrin-za distru•t It certainly gives *volerie(' iif into Fionie thI ng now ll'EIC,81.)N A MENTION. Mr and Mrit. A II Iteith were in the lest Thursday and Frolny Joseph Davis, of ilelenn. pail the oemp a riait, luring ti,\ ,...eak on bitumera; (sin neeted 0 h his mining interrede STAND FIRM BY THE FREE COINAGE DANNER. Arise ye sons of fi -sodorni Shake off the fet- ters of shame! Too long have ye been slumb'ring! Arise in your might again. Shout to the four winds of heaven! Shout Loud. so the whole world may hear. 'Our laws siedl lie made for the people; no nation uni earth do wu (var! Let the Iton retnember, white rowing, t bat the eagle files high o'er lits head; That Anie' - b'a'u freudien will never by Eng- lish dictante' be led.\ And In thls fair land of freedorn—this glori- ons haver' of rest— The eagle ‚viii not calmly slumber while the lion robs Its nest. Shall Anierlea's sont' wear fetters, though forged frein gold are the bands, That English lords may fatten on the toll of Amerlean hands? No! No! A tbousand Urnes overl For Amer - h'a's sons are awake— A %Va Ife ln t heir %vit -idem and power—let Amer- ica's traitors quake; Their golden throne la tottering—their power is fading fast; 'Tis useles for them to struggle when fate the die has cast; Prosperity is the birthright of all 'neath the red, white and blue. If the laws of our land are honest—our states- men watchful and true. The day fast approaelies when voter; must sift out the chaff froni the wheat, Or our land is doomed to disruption, turned to gall all Its pleasures and sweet, The Goddess of Liberty is dying—slow pois- oned from foreign lands, Oh, fly to her rescue ye voters; let yours be the health -giving hands; A few of the rich may be servile and bow England's behest, But they're not AMerica's statesmen—they're not our noblest, our best. Too long have voters confounded the wily, the crafty, astute Politician, and classed them as statesmen! 'Ti\ time the mistake to refute. Now gird on your armor, ye freemen, your trust has been basely betrayed; The wolf of starvation is howling; too long is the battle delayed; The Shylocks their strong nets are weaving— beware lest you're caught In their fold. Their bait—they call it \Sound Money\—this toll -robbing tyrant, red gold. Too long have the traitors deceived you! Arise In your might and 'power! Dethrone these heartless Shylocks—this is your time and hour. You only need one weapon—the mightier pir Than shot and shell, or the sabre, or ti» cannon of bloody war. One man Is au' good as another in this broad land of the free; The banker is rich, but the toiler—not even a penny has he, Yet the vote of the toiler and banker are equal in number and might, Then why should the honest toiler not win ln the coming agha And why should the ninety-nine toilers bow down at the banker's command, And allow them to name the standard of money for all tins broad land? Head is mir long boasted freedom If the many are ruled by the few; Trailed in the dust is our honor, disgraced is the red, white and blue. The war clouds of battle are gath'rIng—the wealth of the land is your foe; The combines, the trusta and the bankers; they reap where never they sow! Roll in wealth, gather gold though starva- t Ion ktbeks loud at the toiler's Meir! They care net, but swini•-like keep struggling for Illort and (tir Then let \Sixte t.› lue\ be your standard, and that be the grand battle cry! The bullets you use --the ballot—let the t'oinage\ banner float high! Stand ti rm 1 Don't trust the old parties, they 'ru both under Satan's command! Stand firm by the Free Coinage banner. the saviour of Liberty's land. —CLARA Lswis Moss. Parties looking for mining interests have been more numerous in this trict during the past week than at any time before in its history. remark able success obtained by all those nones where steady and systematic work has been in progress has given an addi- tional impetus to operations in this dis- trict. A good many bonds have been taken during the week, Bornéon claime with a good top showing and some more or lésa blind, and several transfers were made. A. P. Schilling, of this oity, han the contract for the erection of • dwelling at Clam. 'n'Are is oonsiderable talk of a horse race at Alhambra Springs, Minore' Union Day, 600 yard dash, between a horse owned by Winslow et Griffith and a horse owned by C. C. Stubbs. which will be handled by that prince of horse- men, Win. DeBraugh. The ore lately discovered in the Free âenage m ine nukes it the reeord-breaker of the lust net The Minera' Union are offering a prize of ¡Issus) the winners of the /Mme hall Match Pt .Alliandira Springs on Minera' Union lay, .1 une Lith. This should be the poftest k ind of a finnti for tlto Lump City ( liants The Winston olub are coming tip nfter tirai 1 1 '20 till, we under - stand. Lump goich IR a great Saturday camp, nenrly all Ibn grolit tridues rend° un the MINERS' UNION DAY. Minera' Cition No. 30 Preparing to Celebrate the 17th Animal Anni- versary ln Grand Style. Winston and Other subordinate Unions t» Assiat in the Festivitien Clancy Miuora' 1Tunin ut this city aro preparing to celebrate in grand style the seventeenth anniversary of the or- ganization of Miners' Union ' s in Mon- tana. To this end a committee has been appointed eori L sisting of Jesse Wilkiuson, Thos. Cassidy, Robert Petersim and Jack Stillman who have made arrange- ments to hold the celebration at Aiham- • bra Hot Springs on Thursday, June 13. A general invitation has been extend- ed to sister unions throughout the state, many of whom have promised to present in large force, with their wives and sweethearts, and the occasion prom- ises to be a red letter day in the history of the Union. The merchatite of Lump City, Helena and Clancy have responded liberally to the oall of the committee, (considering the tightness of the money market and the low price of silver) and several quite handsome prizes are hung up for the successful contestants. There will be a drilling contest, base ball game, foot races, etc., the whole to end with a grand hall in the pavillion in the park and in the ball room of the Hot Springs Ho- tel. A large attendance is expected (rom the capital and a special train has been provided. Higgins Cadet band and orchestra will furnish the music for the oceasion. Everybody invited. Follow- ing is the program : PROGRAM. Drilling match, 15 minutes, go - as -you - please, single hand, let prize, $20.00, sec- ond prize, $10.00. Entarance, $3.00. Tug of war, 10 men on side, prize $20. $3.00 per team entrance tee. Base ball game, prize $20.00. Foot race, 100 yards, first prize, $15.00; second prize, box of 50 tine cigare. Sack race, prize, set fine drawing in- otrionents. Throwing the hammer, 12 pounds, tiret prize, box , if 50 fine cigare. Catching greased pig, prize, 3 bottles of Gudetel wine. For homliest man on the ground, 2 bottles of wine. For handsomest man on the ground, 1 box of fine cigare. Best waltzer, lady and gentleman, tiret prize, 1 pair patent leather shoes for gentleman, and fine silk umbrella for lady; second prize, hand painted wall -pocket for lady, good razor com- plote for gentleman. Best dancer, French minuet, prize to lady, 1 large bottle parfume; 1 pair pat- ent leather pumps for gentleman. Voting gold mounted umbrella to most popular lady. Votés 10e each. Voting sllver mounted cane to most popular mining man. Votes 10 cents each. And other sports as may be arranged for on the ground. Pupatented Mining Claims Must be Rep_ resented This Year A great many people who own mining , laime are laboring under the impres- , iti that their ground will not have to be ropresented this year, but this im- pression is wrong. In order to make the title valid the regulation amount of work will have to be performed, but claim owners have until Jan. 1 in which to do it. During the session of Congre« of 1892 a resolution was introduced and passed making it not necessary for rr , proKen t fion work to be don» ln IStZ1, arid fi Pull ilar resolution was passed the fol lowing Congress for Vor this year, however, the resolution was not passel, and ils a result representation work will have to be done the items'« it was prior ti, 11493. Whitneire and Whitley have been making th\ dirt fly on tho 1neipid, a claim that adjoine the Hope on the wept. shaft has reaolned a depth of about 65 feet and is looking retnark- ably well, showing a fine, strong vein, filleul with good live quartz and large streaks of a heavily mineralized blue- blaek talc which would indicate the near proximity of an ore body. The shaft is too deep to advantageous- ly with a windlass and a e film will be secured and put. on the pr ‚peri y at one,. Mr. Whitley or \( flu (7airforma\ as he si itont ¡Moi+ deeservow suc oese if ever miner in the world did, and we earnestly hope Bief. the !naine] nja) prie e one of the tuent isinitnzati of reine . nero 1,een modo en thon gley This otatemeet et no truie of this clistriet that the fa , t lin,. 1.0co011. gome what noticeable. On the hillelde letween Lump City and Cinto y are a grolip of 19 unit em, the occupants tio' truest of ‚boni iinknown. On last decoretion day sornet,ne, with a totioh hurnanity still alite in hier briteast, vinitied the lonely open deonrating m'eh thern with flowers HALFORD'S ADDITION TO LUMP CITY. WEINSTEINS. NEW YORK 165 Sixth Ave. HELENA MIxth and Main. The brait place to buy the cheapest place to buy and we can prove it to y ou on any line of goods. The better you are poeted on other people's prices • the 'jun'ker you will buy of us. CLOTHINO. Just about hait the price other stores charge - you may as well titivt , the money as puy it to Oient. $4.00 for the unit . you pay $8.00 fer elsewhere $6.50 for the malt the clothing stores got $12.00 for... .. ..... $7.50 for the usuel $14.00 suit ....... fte a go , yd li'ed ru o sh rti fut , t, \ Fur \ ........ 50e for Copper Riveted overalls 50c fie mec et\ to match... . ....... 5c pair for 101 soes .... ..... I - 'or Sale on F,as‚s,r 25<' for ........ .. ' ... Every thing un the line at mitnilar pente. TOBAC('OS. TITLE :---United States Patent Business and Residence Lots Terms. build. Special Inducements to parties desiring to Fine cnt and long eut tobaccott dry very qutek- ly in Montana—but you're sure to fintl fresh, n'oint goods here for we oeil them too quiet), to get old or dry. FINE (JUTS. Ries Leaf, lb .... ... ....... .... .. Gluameltibit' ., , lb ..... ........... . ..... 75c .... ..... 40(. 55c Nerve, lb .. . .. .. ......... 60c Fountain, lb ... . . .. .... .... Plum, lb 80o ilWat 44to Goteborg, lb . ...... 50c SNUFFS Copenhagen, lb 75e French Rappee, lb 75e t'ocra\ \ \mire .. . ... . ... 5c 1.0NO OUTN, GEO. W. HANCHILD, J. B. HALFORD, Helena. Agent, Lump City. Utah Assay Office E. H. TRAIN, PROPRIETOR, CHEMIST AND ASSAYER Correct Asseye made for Any and All Motels. Semples by mail or ex - proue will receive prompt and careful at tention. Silver 75 \ nt \ , Liquors and Gold and Silver $1.00 Main St., - Helena. Montana. Tinware. Emil Wommelsdorf, DEALER IN FOOT OF BROADWAY A. P. DORRANCE, Ajax, Crescent — AND - Eagle Bicycles. Sundries. Bicycles to Rent. 182 Jackson St., HELENA, MONTANA, No. 3555. APPLICATION FOR PATENT. U. S. Land Office, Helena. Montana, May 31st. 1895. Ni!\ is hereby glven that Adelphus B. Keith and Henry G. McIntire, whose post- oftlim address is Helena. Montana, have tis day filed application for patent, under the mining laws of Congress, for 1500 linear feet of ti'\ Bunker 11111 and 1500 linear feet ot' the Mountain onint Lode, designated as survevs Nie-.. Mie and respectively, sau- rinsi ln an unorganieel mining district, Jef- ferson COtt nt y, Mont:in.' Seetion 112, town- ship 9 nerf h range which claims are retemded in the t he Iteeorder of Jef- f erso n County, at itiiiilder, Montana, and des• - ribmi as - iit Tiumberiof survey No. 4657, Bunker Gel Led. from which the elos - ing corner but ween '.- ilia it and 6, tovviiship 8 north, ra tore -1 H est ' ¡Cs Kiwi' 20 degrees 23 minutes v.est ‚is\': ('\'t.; lind runnIng thence nort h ZJ degrm - 45 minutes west' foot; thence north 76 ih-ttrees minutes east 15151 fuel ; t 21(11.i/1 - 44,0 MililIteS east ein f.e.t , hem., -••,itit 70 deerees 57 min- utes e 0.00 • tr, the pires. of beginning. ,•entaleIng an area of 13.55 acres elaiMed. itegi n oing at eorner nu tuber 1, of survey No. ante, M. , intbill (flan/ I ide, from which the cl,''! rug ' - orner but vos• , 'lions ri and it, town- ship s iiiirth, range ‘‘; -I beetr, sout h 23 de- m minute- Ii (‚«'t , rituning thO1100. to,r111:n minutes west MELK feet , thenee —euh ‚:1 - ,'''\ in tu' lui'''''. Wee Vien (‚''i, deErts, tn minutes east 605.9 t sorti' 741 ilegrees (15 trilr''ut\s \ast 17,00 • t bu pince i if beolii- nIng,containinit an ar. i•fl111.16 acres via 'miel Total area elaltned -.7 24 aeres, upoi. e h •eli a notice of salit a Ili - arion wati eted the iif May, Vb,. The adjoining elaims to nurvev Ne. 44',7 are the Reynelds Iode on the nort h and the Catti lode on the •-outh. The itilleining claims to survey Nul eelbh are the Dandy iode on th.• riortli and the t% hIte Horne lode on the south. all iiiimurveyed. W, F.. (soc Reid -der. Date ef ret publieation June 1st, Pite, There has never been a single failure tu Lump gulch where there hae boon a top slowing to begin with. In Lump gulch the iodes are small, but they ship them quartz and all, in Lump gulch and the hast of it ia there is money in it for all concerner! As tu rotin It of the meeting of the °Moisir; of the Bi -metallic oompany, at, Phillipmburg lent wook, it was decided Friday ausismutwork in both mine and mill until much time as the prive of sil- ver warrafta resumption. ¡mutina were pulled rit the mine Saturday and the mine is flooded. This will throw 400 men out of employment The 4 \'un hination mine will oontinue, ne \iii the 100 vation plant now working taiI, tige The Tron 'go maya \Huniore are afloat. in the \ripper trade th at the Rotheohilda have bright. the \ na• - onils mine, the graatest in the world It buns Croceries, Nay and Crain, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Special inducements to the min- ers of Lump gulch and vicinity, on cash ordure. Cor. Hoback and 5th Ave. - HELENA. (Te , story brick building ) Boots and Shoes FOR MINERS. LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES. Clarko & Frank Montana Shoe Co. HELENA, MONTANA. M. II. 13 R _AN , 1254 N. Main St., HELENA, MONTANA. Estaiiiisiied Den. GUS, Revolvers, immunition, Fishing Tackle. Bicycle Sundries, H unting (lot hen. Itodng (Bovet'. Etc. Complete Stock of Sporting Goods. Wall Paper And Mouldings. The Largest Stock at the Lovvest Prices. CHAS GROSSMANN, 12534 North Main St., A, MtiNT Liebig World Dispensary, OF SAN FRANCISCO, (MONTANA ernexoe,) Permanently Located at Main street, Atlas Block, Helena, Mont. DRS. LIEBIG & COMP'Y, c000ncie to Treuil liroule, Nervoii. and speelal iiiseesee tVeak Men, Orbintile Wcaknean, FallIng Memory. Lack \I Fnergy, PhyAlcal Decay, De- Iforml t lem. Etc., Arising frein indescretbin, f.zreém of indu leenne. prodneing seine of the following etTocts; Nor- yonannae. dichility, ilininesi. of vision, self dis- tenst, iinfertive memory, iirmiuiturritmee, want of control of vital organe, on the face. IlVermlibt1 to society el termites. les« of ambitiozr. moi( rimfl,lotIri , , an - l'Un.. Inetrry. malanetiril y, iituriteil riront. lotit ruguiltnndl, iglit pains in the ber'. varn.e.svelle, gonorrohart, 04) ph dl is. unnee terni iliscliarges, stricturn, gliAnt, etc., trentes1 witti estfoly privately Fienil for pi...fion bleuit for men. or lottor \ail if yen ran. IMEAK If OMEN. I .11 , 11r. 3.efr un. „ni f,,rto .,r fo mai° smak tees er l'aigrit!\. disettes tillould no' friji rutr+ult as mir largo exterience and new m ori o »! of troni ment will often ruro you ortinn Ion /1noo failnd with '''tuer,, Mnint for dineet ion Man k for woinen, usher ,1111 if yoll \An cA'FARitif And kitstrnti ittInntions of ‚tin Eye, For, riiroat and idinfirs an\aiwafully treated. „nid in mariner mildly as to Ileiweeptaido Ibn motif delinnt• \bibi limon* for tipinal Deform iller., Club Faite „tu . manufartured. tiatisfectiiin ituaranteed. Ti\ 1Jebie firme,. and A pplianee mannfacturors bave been brought from Flan Franches., and al.,1 \al ltracee and appendus fer deforninti people wi II tue t., Now York leti,A. Ail luirnee« ntid npprtratile , for fled\rttlesd pec.pla, for Hi. joint ditusess, atinn14 of ‚net. jointe, wry nos\ artifiria artns, ings. and nies, f•Rf (irions niont rit , and ttlfigrInt npuliainsee, filasses, tresses oloetrie hattnrins, all are iniumfactured in the hrn.,• 111111111factory of Liebig World Dia- pntimari in lintnna. Permnnent Office - - - produred 1011,0011,000 poundn oni• vear ATLAS BLOCK, HELENA. 'un'i sont(' torn out 50 per rein! more Filtrants. Main and Jerk son Hf moto. Humor liaa isi that the 01H Dotionion • !noie in Aros',\ tins 1.eon - CONSULTATION FREE. Navy, lb Peerless, lb Standard, lb .... Badger, lb .. 35, . 1 ........... .. .. .. . $0e ne .... . ............ 20e 1(1 A Cheepor than you can buy - them from the tac - tories write and soe. Our immense sales en- able us to buy the largest quantities. 50 Opera Bouquet for 75e Oriole for.. ... ........... 50 50 Henry Clay for .. 50 Cubai' Blossoms for .. ........ 1 Ni 50 Speckled Dainties for. ....... ....... I 25 100 Mould Tobie, for ..... . 1 'LS 100 Virginie Stogioa for . . 2 40 50 floginan Bonne Bouquet for.. 2 90 CLANCY MINERS' umice NO. 30. The ('Iancy Minera' Union holds its regular meetings on Tneeday evening of each week at 1h00 o'clock in their hall in Lump City, Montana, Faxe McCoaxtux, President, JEH8 WILKINSON, Secrets.\ WINSLOW & GRIFFITH, PIONEER Livery and Feed Stable Carriage to and from all trains. I>rav and Express work receive prompt at- tention. STABLE ON MAIN STREET, EAST OF /AYES ILOTE!, WILLIAMS & SONS, ARTISTIC JOB PRINTERS Envelopes, Bill Ifeads. Lette'. Heads, Statements, Briefs, Tickets, Labels, Circulars. Stationery Books Cigar Tobacco Mining Blanks Etc. Lump City, - Mont.
