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k. Lh. ur- THE LUMP CITY MINER: LUMP CITY, MONTANA. THE AMERICAN BIRTHDAY. Vil l . t aut Sunday the Lump City Chelan si Generally Celebrated Throughout the State, and Especially in Boulder. Lump IA etch hilts the County Capital anti lirings It Rack With Them, Inclu- ding Several Scalps from Nearly all of the inhabitante of Lump City and the miners off shift in the gulch generally, went away to spend the Fourth the base ball game and the drilling match attiacting many to Boulder, while business and the tireworke display in the evening, at Helena, were too tempting to be missed by others. Commencing at about two o'clock in the morning of the Fourth, sticks of giant powder, to which short pieces of fuse had been attached, commenced to explode on all the au rrond ing hills, and in the neighborhood of the differeut mines up and down the gulch, each explosion with a noise equal to a whole battery of heavy artillery, and the bombardment was kept up at intervals throughout the day, so that those who remained at home have credit for mak- ing noise enough for the balance of the county. The base ball team left for Boulder at about four o'clock in the morning, nearly all going together by team. They ar- rived in that city at about eleven, and al one o'clock went into the field against the celebrated semi-professional nine from Basin, expecting a hard game, as the Basins are an old organization of well drilled players. But they proved no match for the Lump Giants, who dem- onstrated themselves high-grade ball players, admirably sustaining the repu- tation of Lump, wiping the Basin team ()ff the earth by a score of 23 to 2. It is not known, and probably never will be, who it was that first informed the Basin nine that they could play ball, but evi- dently he was mistaken, whoever he was. They are too low-grade for Lump and require considerable concentration— about four into one—before they can go against a high-grade camp. Prize, $50. Two nines, composed of small boys, representing Basin and Boulder respec- tively, played a game of ball in the fore- noon. Basin won by two runs. Then cane) the drilling niatches, single and double handed. Hero again Lump parried off the honors. If there is any one thing that Lump will bet her last cent on it is her ability to down the rest of the world barring none ,either in a single or double handed drilling con- test.- her men assay away up into the pictures when it comes to drilling. There are men working in the mines of this gulch who hold the world's record for drilling, and if you doubt this state- ment there is money here that says \yea.\ Messrs. McCann and Campbell represented Basin, while J. A. Bieber and M. Moore entered from Lump. As usual, the rock furnished for the con- test was not large enough, even the Basin' team drilling through it. The mat:ch was poorly managed, but was won by Bieber and Moore, drilling 30% inches in 15 minutes. In the single drill Beber won With 11% inches in ten minutes, to which the contest was out down owing to the length of the pro- gramme. Several other of the lesser sports and games were won by citizens of Lump, and altogether the day was pronounced a decided success by all present. The crowd was a big one and everything passed off smoothly. The fire -works in the evening were enjoyable, the ball well attended, and all expressed them- selves as pleased with Boulder, its hos- pitable citizens and the celebration generally. The Chicago liquor store has put up a brand new sign. Mrs. Hancock and Mrs. Grisaenger visited the capital this week. Elaborate preparations are being made for the first annual ball of the A. O. U. W. lodge of this city. The contractors have commenoed sinking on the Last Chance and it will not be long before they are down . Ahe desired 200 feet. The Lump Cityitee who went away to celebrate the Fourth, stragglod home by twos and threes all day on the fifth, and each of them of the unanimous opin- ion that he hail had a glorious time. The saloon building and lot built e,nd owned by Kuntz and b. -Hewing, upon which E. Perkins and .1thers tiled hens for labor perfernitel was sold by the sherd)\ at Itonlder bi .lay to satisfy a Pelenient obtained by Perkins. We did not learn who bought the property. East Helena and played a return gaine with the Winston barke ball club. The gaine proved one of the most closely contested that has been plpyed in this part of Montana for some time. The Lump city boys out batted and out played the Winstona at every point, but notwithstanding this fact they were de- feated by a score of 4 to 8. No matter how good a genie a club may put up they find it uphill work to defeat a club, almost equally as stiong, and two umpires, both of whom, we tire informed had money wagered ott the Winston team winning. Luck was against Lump City from the start, awl one bad over- throw torst let in two runs. There were several pretty plays made on both sides, and had the decisions been strictly impartial the game would have resulted differently. Quite a number witnessed the contest, a large number being pre- sent from Helena, Winston and the surrounding country. Mrs. Dunwoody left on Monday last to join her husband and son who are engaged at work on n mine in Coloma, 1)eer I el dge county If the mine proves good Mr. an.1 Mrs I liinvc(iiely may put in the whole RUM nier in that locality, otherwise they niay rot irn to Lump 'ity in a few weeks World's Fair Concert Clarden. Whenever you visit the Capital don't forget to drop in at the World's Fair Concert Garden. The finest attractions appearing weekly. The best liquors ami cigars always on hand. O. G. FREDERICKS, Prop. ADVERTISED LETTER LIST. LUMP CITY. - The following letters remain uncalled for in the Lump City poet office, and unless claimed will be sent to the dead letter office: Bailey, Leo. I. Conway, J. J. (2) Fehirn, H. Ferris, Andrew Frazier, Ray Forbes, John H. Outline, Mrs. E. H. Haynes, Wm. Hancock, John Hider, H. McDonald Frank Myhre Samuel Shuber, M. Smith A. J. Thom, Helen Wilson, R, J. Tutchbourne, Geo. CHAS. E. GABLE, P. M. CLANCY. Briggs Win. Deniers Louis Dru win Mrs Jessie Houston. Mrs Kate Janson Ed Malstrum John Johnson Harry Mooney Geo. A Perkins E. Smith W. E. Stephenson Henry (2) H. HUNTER, P. M. The first quarter of the business of the Limp City poet (Ace closed with the last day of June, and was -about ten days less than a full quarter. Consider- able difficulty waserperienced in getting things under way in the new post office, and two mouths elapsed before even stamps could be procured,to say nothing anies Twiford I oniplete Stott of Sporting Cool's. of the balance of the tools and blanks that go to make up the necessary pare - some of which has not even yet arrived, 11 Bar Fixtures and wall Paper phenalia of all well regulated post offices unrniture HALFORD'S ADDITION TO •111›..--e• • MIMM»11••••••••••11/ LUMP CITY. TITLE :---United States Patent. Business and Residence Lots for Sale on Easy Terms. Special Inducements to parties desiring to build. J. W. DE CAMP, J. B. HALFORI), Helena. Agent, Lump (ity. Utah Assay Office E. H. TRAIN, PROPRIETOR, CHEMIST AND ASSAYER Correct Assays made for Any and All Metals. Samples by mail or ex- press will receive prompt and careful at tenti(in Silver ..75 cents. Gold and Silver ...$1.00 Main St., - Helena, Montana. FOOT OF BROADWAY A. P. I )01{11ANCE, Ajax, Crescent k Nil Eagle Bicycles. Sundries.. Bicycles to Rent. 132 Jackson St., HELENA, MONTANA.. Emil Wommelsdorf, DEA I Eli IN Groceries, flay and Grain, Fruits, Cigars, Tobacco, Liquors and Tinware., Special inducements to the min- ers of Lump gulch and vicinity, on cash orders. Oor. Hoback and 5th Ave. - HELENA. (Two story brick building) Boots and Shoes FOR LARGEST STOCK. LOWEST PRICES. Clarke & Frank Montana Shoe Co. HELENA, MONTANA. all of which has had a tendency to di- vert the business naturally belonging to this office into other channels. However the showing made is very creditable for a starter, but will, no doubt, be largely increased during the coming quarter. About 500 people now get their mail at this office. Cancellation. 066.56 Registered letters sent 38 received 19 14 Lump City can lay claim to being right in line with all the fads of society, in any mark in the road. If bloomers are the thing in the effete east, where they have the reputation of living a life of luxurious idleness from the wealth produced in our mines, we can see no reason why they cannot, with equal pro- priety be worn in Lump Gulch. But whether they can or not bloomers have struck the gulch and struck it liard, particularly in the equestrian aocom- pliehment of the ladies. The new woman is receiving considerable atten- tion in the columns of eastern papers, and if she ehooses to make a man out of herself, or as near an approach to it as it is possible to go, there is no law to prevent them that we know of. If a woman must ride a horse perhaps the most sensible way is to rale both aid« of hiin at once. They can poke all the fun at the new woman imaginable but she will follow her fads until they be- come distasteful to herself, no matter where the laugh comes in. Lump City Lodge No. 61, A. O. U. W., will hold their First Annual Ball in the Miners' Union Hall, in this city, on Mon- day evening, July 15th. Supper will be served at the Lump City Hotel. The Invitation Committee tiro George Weiss, Dr. J. C. Hunter, ieorge Meuller, L. C. McCann and J. 11. 11•rrie. Reception Committee, E. Ennertion, Foster Renenal and H. K. Carver. Floor Managers, George Meitner and W. II. Chisholm. • Tickets, Si. Everybody invited. Thunder showers were the order of the on the Fourth, commencing early 'tied frequent throughout the (lay, finally culminating in a good '4...dung rain during this meld and nearly all day on the fifth It a is badly needed in this section. Stoves, Ore Sacks and Tents, HARNESS, ETC. Ten Thousand Second Hand Articles of Every Description to be sold at one-half their ac- tual value. 235 N. Main St., HELENA. Blanks of all kinds for sale at the MINER office. For residence iota inquire ot Ira N. Winslow, Winslow and OrtitIth's livery stable. The Lump City MINER can be found on male in Helena at the bookstore of T. H. Clewell, No. 50 North Main Street. Cheap Excursion Rates, via the Burlington Route, Here are the Burlington Route's best offerings in the way of reduced rates Do they interest you? To Boston, Mais.: July 3 to 6; One fare for the round trip; good to return until August 'th. To I Inn vet, Colorado Springs. Mamut ii anil Pueblo; July 4 to 8; one fare Oils 82 for the round trip, good to return until September 1st. Thep local agent of the Northern Paci- fic R. R. will gladly give you full infer mation about the cost of ticket., return limita, train moraine, etc. W. W-1 ,, iiroioN, Commercial Affect, Billings, Mon'« Mrs. McF,achern is putting up an addition to the Lump City Wiel which will be an improvement (4 a much desired charsetar. and will add to the comfort of boarders and the traveling puhliè generally. Messrs Bernhard and Green are doing this i'arlion tor work. M. H. BRI(.41•T, 12554 N. Main St., HELENA, - - MONTANA. Eetablished 1884. Guns, Revolvers, inununition, Fishing Tackle, Bicycle Surtelnica, flouting Clot hem. 'foxing (‚loves, Etc. And 'Mouldings. The Largest Stock at the Lowest Prices. CHAS. GROSSMANN, 125% North Main St., HELENA, MONT. Liebig World Dispensary, OF SAN FRANCISCO, (MONTANA Divistotr,) Permanently Located at Nain Street, Atlas Block, Jfelena, Mont. DRS. LIEBIG & COMFY, Continue to Treat 41 itrostic. Nervous and Npaelai Disease«, talso i -et Mon, Organic Weeklies.. IF•nliitte; Nile y, Lack of Energy, Fityalent Decay, De_ fortnit Et,. WEINSTEINS. N YORK -185 Sixth Ave. HELEN A --Sixth and Main. The beet place to buy- the cheapest place to buy- and we can prove it to you on any line of goods. The better you are posted on other people's prices the quicker you will buy of us. CLOTIHNO. Just about half the price other filtiel,4 eliarge you way as well save the money as pay it bi them. $4.(M0 for the suit you pay $8.00 for elsewhere ,s6.54) for the suit the clothing 8foreo got $12.00 for... .. ..... . $7.50 for the usual 1114.00 suit 75e for a good Fedora hat Nfic \ \ 'rush \ $1.25\ \ Fur \ . ..... ......... „ 50e for Copper Riveted overalls 50c for juaekets ti, match 5e pair for 10l socks 25e for working shirts ....... ..... Every thing in the line at similar prices. TOBACCOS. Fine cut and long cut tobaccos dry very quick- ly in Montana hut you're sure to find fresh, moist goods here for we sell tartan too quicly to get old or dry. FINE CUTS. Rose Leaf. lb Sterling, lb ..... ......................... (bane, lb. Hiawatha, lb....... .............. ...... . Nerve, lb .. . Fountain, lb \ A risina from intleseretittn, outoons of indulgence, producing gene of Ole followina effort*: Nor - volume«, debility, dimness of vision. self dis- trust, defective memory, prematureness. want of control of vital organs., pleoplom on the face, avereion to nne1o1 y t,f (omit if.. I • ..P „mid t lac> 0$ confidence, gloominess, despondency, rin- fittiaild to marry, in•lanclioly, stunted develop_ meat, lost manhood, night losses, pains in the back, varlocooelle, gonorroheit, eyphillis. unna - hind discharges, stricture. gleet. etc., treated with MIIrre.a, anfoly privately. Komi for quest Il lilni.k for mini. or letter null if you can. W EAK OMEN. Libilies who are atifforing from any form (if (A- mide wenktunta pni vat* digonse should not fail to rongult (Is, largo oxivoiottoo nod nave Mathes' of front ‚molt ‚elm' o tir y, T i m w h o , you have fui I»! otlora 44 00 ,1 f o r , ) on a fi o r r hint for ei.imen. o,r bottl.r ''‚II if yon ono And kindred aifectione of the Ey... For, rir' '‚u and (maws iiiiecensfhlly treated. and if, n \'tumor so mildly toe 11CC01)tal)1{1 the in , fflf I lord* rit11.I, liranos tot Nonni itofortnitina. (lob lennt, olt• . tuotodneloosi. Hotisfarto-n bruetrante..1 Th.. Lipid? Brace and Appliance tonnufnotorors Woes been Wombed from Nan Fra.n.•iftro „Tel seal_ cel 11r nee. nod f' -r dot brtund 04..1d\ wilt ho made oquai to Nove ‘ork letteOli All 1.rn,o, and spletrstos doforto.1 people,. for lop e.ItIt oliew.Rme, 11111/Iti l edga of knee joint. wry IWO , artificial arm», log», anti nynet. «ar drums, electric And roar{ not tv spoliate -es. a las..., treseee, electric lettering_ all „re tentairactureit In the brace Innnofarfory of I Worhl peneary in ‚teimo' Permanent Office; • ATLAS BLOCK, HELENA. Ent.ranon Ma's' and Jackson Streets. CONSULTATION FREE. 65e 40e 40e 75e 50e 80c 40e SNUFFS. Copenhagen, lb 75e Goteborg, lb..... .... 50e French Huppes, 11; 75e Coarse \ ounce.. ........ ....... LONG COTS. Navy , lb.. ......... ..... ..... 3. - s• P eerlees, lb . ......... ........... Standard lb ......... ............ ... 30c Badger, lt._ .......... ........ ..... Cheeper than you can buy them from the fac- tories-- write and see. Our immense sales en- able us to buy the largest quantitieo. 50 Opera Bouquet for 75o 50 Holden Oriole for . 50 Henry (lay for. ...... . .... 75c 50 ('uteri Illiineorhs for .. .,...... ..... 1 00 50 Speekled Dainties for. .......... ..... 1 25 100 Mould 'follies for ------------------1 25 100 Virginia Stogies for .... ................ 2 40 50 Hoffman House Bouquet for . 2 90 CLANCY MINERS' UNION NO. 30. The Chuicy Miners' Union holds its regular meetings on Tuesday evening of each week at 800 O'clock in their hall in Lump City, Montana. G. H. 111nAin, President. Ja WILKINSON, Secretary VVINSLOW & GRIFFITH, PIONEER Livery and Feed Stable Carriage to and from all trains. Dray and Express work will receive prompt at- tention. STABLE ON MAIN STREET, EAST OF HA YE'S HOTEL. WILLIAMS ct SAS, ARTISTIC JOB PI:INTERS Envelopes, Bill Heads, Letter Heads, Statements, Briefs, Tickets, Labels, Circulars. Stationery Books Cigars Tobacco Mining Blanks Etc. 14111111) City, - Mont. S.
