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ot * i MINER: CLANCY, MONTANA. all around, and nearly al] of the hustlers got something for. their districts, ALL SOLID FOR. SILVER. The Cleveland Gang Fear a Free Silver Man Will be Nominated at Chicago. Silver Sentiment Growing. Jefferson was right in putting his faith in the American people. He had an abiding faith that they were capable of self-government. Sixty days ago it looked as if he was mistaken. The power of concentrated wealth’ had usurped the sovereign power of the government to regulate the volume of money, which ‘means the regulation of the value of money. The press, the telegraph, and the railroads were owned or controlled by the money powers.. The politicians of all parties -were vieing with each other in the race of submission and subserviency to the owners of money and bonds. The offices of this great government had been at the disposal of Wall and Lombard streets for years. The entire influence of the administra- tion, with all its patronage and plunder, ‘was used to control the people. These influences had captured the Republican party long years ago and held it in the firm grasp of avarive. The entire force of the banks, the press and the venal politicians was brought to bear to stifie the will of the Democratic masses and pack the Democratic convention to be held at Chicago on the 7th of July next. It seemed as if resistance was im possi- ble, and that all was lost. But within the last thirty days the Democratic masses have been aroused from their apparant submission. A spirit of liberty and independence has been manifested in the present struggle for delegates to the national convention which shows that the patriot sons of the founders of the republic have not degenerated. The power of money, of the press, and of the party The Huntington Steal Not Permitted at This Session.—The River and Harbor Bill to be a Law. The end of the session is*in sight. This will practically be the last week of Congress, although formal adjournment may possibly be deferred until Monday or Tuesday of next week, Everybody can agree in ‘crediting this Congress with having done at least one good thing, provided, of course, that the ex- pected ‘adjournment occurs on time, broken the record since 1830 as to the time consumed by a long session. The nearest approaches to the length of the present session were those of 1858, which adjourned June 14th; 1872, June 10th; 1878, June 20th, and 1880, June 16th. The opinion is as general among poli- ticians of all parties in Washington that the Chicago convention will be control- led by silver men as it is that McKinley will be nominated by the St. Louis con- vention. Up to within the past week, many who believed that the silver men would control the Chicago convention did not believe that they would adopt a radical platform or nominate a radical silver ticket, but now nearly everybody believes that the head of the ticket will be a pronounced silver man, although the administration men are still claim- ing exactly the contrary. The outcome of the Kentucky fight is not calculated to increase belief in the claims of the THE CLANCY SSS General Merchandise ing, and the arrival of the largest stock obsgoods to be found between Helena and Boulder- and not an empty nook or corner in the building. complete; fresh, new and up to date. Every Want of the Miner, Prospector and Farmer our stock is complete in every detail. celebrated CLIMAX FLOUR always on hand. A large and elegantly assorted line Goods, Boots and Shoes, Gum Boots. Rubbers and Over- Shoes. Hardware and Miners’ Tools, Picks, quality of goods. . —= \ ° WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN ~ Begs\to announce the completion of his large store build- Judge Fifth Judicial District... County A anakacnsen wean Clerk County Commissioners Buperintendent of Schools. Nannita M. porgper, / PETROL ers County farveyon COUNTY OFFICERS. Aaa EU 9585 5 vvace-de cece cabal 1. Fi care VES IIL Siidward Re Mone oe eee Over 3,400 feet of floor space, Our stock Supplied at low prices. FRED. J. THOMAS, ASSAYER. 1944 S. Main St., Helena, Mont. Over Gamer's Shoe Store: P.O. Box, 1821. IN GROCERIES A large quantity of the of Clothing and Gent’s Furnishing A large and elegantly assorted line of Dry Goods, Ladies’ Furnishings, HOSIERY, NOTIONS, ETC. HAY, GRAIN AND FEED. Prices in all our departments as low as consistent with Your patronage solicited. C. C. STUBBS, Lump City. administration men. Residents of states which have irriga- tion laws were not pleased when the U. 8S. Supreme Court adjourned until Oc- tober without passing upon the consti- tutionality of the bonds issued under the California irrigation law. This is the case in which Ex-President Harrison made an argument lately before the Supreme Court last January. The in- side secrets of the Supreme Court are usually well kept, but it has leaked out that no decision was made in this case | because none could be reached, owing Jackson, and wrest from the mercenary to the wide differences of opinion | gang, who are sucking the life-blood of among the Justices. Every state which | the nation, the government of the fathers has, or proposes td have, irrigation laws | and place it again under the control of leaders is vanishing before the majesty of independent, liberty-loving voters. The kings of avarice boasted of their wealth and treated with contempt every suggestion that the people of the United States might ultimately rise and throw off the yoke of the British gold standard with the same spirit that they defied the power of the mother country more than | one hundred years ago. We never wavered in our faith in the people, that they would restore the coinage laws of Hamilton, Jefferson and HERRMANN & CO, Just Received a large k of Furniture, Carpets, Lace and Chenille€urtains, Linoleums and Oil Cloths. TO BE SOLD AT LOWEST PRICES. HERRMANN & CO., UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMING. 201 and 203 Broadway, Telephone No, 249. is interested in the outcome of this case.| the people of the United States, for The men who have changed front on| whom it was ordained. _ GRAND FORKS, NORTHERN PACIFIC (Yellowstone Park Line,) ° Runs Through Cars —BETWEEN— ST. PAUL, MINNEAPOLIS, DULUTH, FARGO, | and WINNIPEG a AND—— ____ HELENA, BUTTE, ___' TACOMA, _. SEATTLE, PORTLAND. Pullman Sleeping Cars, Elegant Dining Cars, Tourist Sleeping Cars. TIME SCHEDULE. ARRIVE AT HELENA. No. 8, Pacific Express, west bound., .2:10 p.m. No. 4, Atlantic Express east bound. . 12:50 p.m No. 5, Logan and Helena Passenger connecting at Logan with Train 0. 1, Pacific mail, west bound....... 2:35 a. m. No. 6, Garrison and Helena Passen- & , connecting at Garrison with oO. . 2, Atlantic mail, east bound......2:40 a. m. No. 8, Marysville accommodation..... 9:30 a. m. No. 9, Wickes and Boulder Accom- the financial qnestion within the last We glory in the the uprising of the modation, (runs to Basin on Mon- Slab Ratt rice ot =~ ea Pint ante ee ee aaa - we. —————— people; we glory in the vindication of the principles of self-government; we glory in the determination to restore the laws of the better days of the republic ubder which we enjoyed peace and pros- perity. We rejoice that the days of the robber gang, who have made this coun- Secretary Hoke Smith and others, he| try poor and miserable, are numbered, had since changed his mind. and that the hand-writing has already It. was doubtless all right, at least in| 8Pppeared on the wall, and that the Neb- the eyes of those who regard public | uchadnezzars of Wall and Lombard office as a private snap, for the sugges | streets already tremble for the preserva- tion to be made at the last mecting of | tion of their ill-gotten gains. But they, the Venezuelan boundary commission | heed not disturb themselves. The ates that the commission could do its work ey tea ene Sue they. rove nee during the summer months much more | solved that “thus far you have come and expeditiously at some quiet mountain | you shall prrceed no farther; what we resort than at its commodious quarters|have left we will maintain under all in Washington, but it ‘raised a quiet | i and at all hazzards.—Sil- laugh at the expense of the commission | ¥°\ aight. all the same. All of us could do our | ESTRAY NOTICE. : summer work better in the bracing at-| Taken up April 18th, 1896, one 2-year old ’ | chesnut sorrel stud, with stripin face, light mosphere of a mountain resort, but all} mane and tail, no brands. Owner will prove ’ rT s . property, pay charges and take the animal. of us can’t have Uncle Sam to pay our FRANRCLARE: Clatiey Greek. bills in the mountains; hence most of us will get alongas we may where we|For Irst Class Work, Guaranteed sre, but members-ef the august Vene- in Every Respect, go to zuelan boundary commission must be kent comtartableit- ital ton_tons ot, Taylor, the Photographer, ice and seventeen electric fans for each commissioner. OF HELENA. The Pacific Railroads Funding Bill, oftener spoken of as the Huntington bill, because it gives the railroad king almost all he asked for, will not get | through at this session, whatever may be its fate at the next. That was defi- nitely settled at a caucus of republican senators, regardless of whether the House passes the bill or not. President Cleveland’s attempt to lect- five or six years are not contined to any one party. Senator Butler, of North Carolina, brought a new one to the front when he read in the Senate a letter written by Senator Gear, of Iowa, in 1890, advocating the free coinage of sil- ver. Senator Gear stated that, like Are You Going # East this Summer. When \ Via what line? Why not the Burlington? The Burlington is the fast- ure Congress in: his veto of the River i ni ii Mee and Harbor Bill was about as successful Mu on on “8 City, ‘e Louis and al! points sonth, NT as an attempt to convince a man who has made a big winning on a horse race that betting on horse races ‘is utterly demoralizing and will certainly lead to the ruin of those who do it. Congress formation the local ticket has made a big winning on the river and agent cannot give you, just harbor bill, as its $17,000,000 direct ap- eer ‘1 Propriation and the $62,000,000 carried| 1. RUGER. T.P.GF.A. Helena, Mont. by future contracts is very widely dis- . , tributed over the country, and is going Ww. W. JOHNSTON, Com’! Agt., “Billings, Montana. to pass that bill over the President's JAS. TWIFORD, veto, regardless of his calling the bill a stimulant to “vicious paternalism,” etc. At least that is what congressmen near- MANUFACTURER OF Tents, Awnings, Flags, Hydraulic Hose, Slickers and Rubber Goods. ly allsay. The bill has not yet actually been passed over the veto, but there is 350 NORTH MAIN ST. DR. A. F. RUDD, no reason to doubt that it will be before the close of the week. A man who usn- Physician and Surgeon. Jefferson, Montana. As good and as fast as any other line to Chicago,Peoria and all pofnta east, -« If there is any special in- ally keeps posted on such things said today that the political future of more congressmen was dependent upon the river-and harbor bill becoming a law than upon any similar measure ever be- fore congress. Purity lines have not been drawn on the bill; it was get all you can Can be reached by telephone. Will answer calls promptly. THERE ARE which we do that are a little out of the common run. in Montana; the second one is that we are prepared to THE SAME CHARGE LESS and ‘he above prices include postage paid by us. CASH MUST ADDRESS: | 3 THINGS The first one of these things is that we are the only BLANK HOUSE furnish Blanks days, Wednesdays and Fridays, to Elkhorn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays).......0...000.. 0000... 5:20 p.m. No. 102 Rimini mixed, Tuesdays OY Ros ose see co oc vsess coc ses cece 2:30 p.m DEPART FROM HELENA. No. 8, Pacific Express, west bound... ..2:25p. m No. 4 Atlantic Express, east bound. No. 6, Helena and Logan Passen 4:00 p.m. r, connecting at Logan with No. 2, Atlantic mail, east bound........ 2:55 a.m No. 5. Garrison and Helena Passen- r, connecting at Garrison with 0.1, Pacific mail, west bound. ..... 2:45 a. m No. 7 Marysville accomodation,......4:00 p. m. No. 10, Wickes and Boulder accom- modation, (rans to Busin on Mon. days, Wednesdays and Fridays, to Elkhorn on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.................. No.101 Rimini mixed, Tuesdays OOP s. ices Sconces ccetecccccsees eoes seeee 75 a im. 10.30 a. m Through tickets to Japan and China, via Tecoma and Northern Pacific Steamship Oo ‘or tickets call on or write information, time cards, maps and A. D. EDGAR. GENERAL AGENT, HELENA, MONT. on— CHAS. 8S. FEE, G. P. & T. A., ST. PAUL MINN. and the third and most essential point is that we Helena Iron Works Ore Cars and Buckets. Track Iron, Car Wheels, tron and- Brass Castings, ete. ; Special Mining Machinery of all kinds made to order. Miners’ and Prospectors supplies of all kinds. Work promptly attended to on short notice. A. M. Wituiams, Agent, Miner Office. MAKE BETTER BLANKS than can possibly be purchased elsewhere in the State. All quarter-sheet blanks............ 00.00. 0000008 $ 35 cents per doz. Quarter-sheet Blanks, 100 lots.................... 2 50 All eighth-sheet Blanks.... .. 25 cents per doz. HKighth-sheet Blanks, 100 lots.................... 1 75 All one-half-sheet Blanks.................5... 50 cents per doz. Half-sheet Blanks, 100 lots...................005 3 Quarter-sheet Blanks, single blank,.............. 5 cents We are pre- pared to furnish any blank used in any of the courts of the State, by return mail, at the above ~ prices; but the Ajax, Sundries. A. P. DORRANCE, —AND— Eagle Bicycles. Bicycles to Rent. 182 Jackson S8t., HELENA, MONTANA. ACCOMPANY ORDER. WILLIAMS & SONS, Publishers, Clancy, Montana.| AT COST! AT COST! Our Entire Mammoth Stock of Boots Shoes and Rubbers -at Cost, until Jan. 1st. Clarke & Frank—Montana Shoe Co. HELENA, MONTANA. EE
