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• lemedek . C 11•1. THE BASIN TIMES. WSIIILLT Br TKO BAIRN TIMES COMPAff Y. CH4111.116 S. WasiRIN Jikailee Bliows - Secretary and Mager Susscairrtus Pince: Per Vasa Six M. AS 'Mats MoNTSIS Corize Is ADT•.14 , Preside!) Advertising Rates made known at the Pub- lication °flee. !stored at the Posterns* In Basin, Kent., as second-class matter. SATURDAY. DECEMBER 8, Ins Basin will have another ball Basin is a world beater; arc her mines. • Reasonable rates for town property and we will build up a city. If rustling qualities are of any avail Manager Simpson of the Eva May will have that road. The spreads in our many hotels and testaurants on Thanksgiving day were the equals of any place in the West. Peace and harmony will prevail with the republicans to the entire dissatis- faction of the democrats and poptt lists Jefferson county possesses the great- est mineral water resorts in the county. Their curative qualities have a world- wide reputation. With the improvements in tha mines of this locality it is safe to predict that a smelter will be one of the improve- ments inside of a year. When transportation facilities have been perfected on the Great Northern, the Basin and Bay State will skip its first carload of concentrates. Now that Basin is unquestionably the metropolis of Jefferson county, why not incorporate and be protected by fire, police and sanitary laws? Now is the time for the railroads to make their roads secare front the high water* of the Boulder river and not experience the trouble as was the case the past winter. Basin has experienced inconven- ience from railroad troubles for five in . i,ths within the peat year anti this his retarded the progress of the camp more than any other cause. ['Silver will, be remonetized at the hands of the republican party and would be within the next two years II it were nol. for the vetoing power resting in the hands of the chief exe- cutive. _ There is one thing that is almost sure, that before one of the brilliant A lights of Helena commences another at for anuullinent of marriage he will first give the matter serious COD sideration. As the holidazs are about to bring glad tidings of great joy to every one In these ore -ribbed mountains you should read the advertisements In THE TISIng and avail yourself of their liberal offers. ' Benin poesesses the finest picnic grounds in the county. Beautify and put them In condition when the season will permit and offer inducements to neighboring cities to some to our grounds and enjoy themselves. Hunters report a great scarcity of big game. Elk, moose and bear are rare while the buffalo and democrats 40em to have been run off the face of the earth. THE Togo.; will pay a handsome price for a good specimen of either. ' Now Is the time to do your adver- tising for the holidays. Attention of the patrons of Tile TIDES Is respect- fully called to the long lint of enter- pr.sing merchants who make their business known through the columns of this paper. The very favorable reports received from clancy and Lump in this county are only from more of the very rich 'portions of the county of Jefferson. If the disuoverles continue this county promises to be one grand field. for mining operations and its magnitude promises to be larger than the Greater New York. The choice of THE Titles for United States senators is the choice of the republican members of the senate and assembly in joint session assembled. We make no selections Of individuals on our part, though we may have our own particular friends. We are for whoever they may see fit to select. That's the kind of a hairpin we are. .THE' TIMES ha* ' the pleasure of ac- knowledging the receipt of the Helena EveDing Telegram on our exchange list. It is politically wrong but for news and the best interests of its town it shines as bright as the noonday sun. It should be fostered, encouraged and patronized as it is a paper deserving oft long and prosperous existence. Those young men who brought the Katie mine into the rank of one of the greatest mines of Montana are deser- ving of every mark of respect . for their courageous and liberal dispo- sition of placing on it one of the most complete works ever sent from a shop, without having taken a dollar from the property. If they have a single rault, and if they have we do not know it, it is buried in their progres- sive ambition and ardent desire to build up the town of Basin. They have spent their money judiciously and every cent to upbuild the district and make a city of the place where once was but a few log structures but which is now marked by bricks, and this by their personal labor, risk and the good luck that se i ag g ielways at- tend them. The Cceur d'Alene country is again up in arms for rights which should be properly accorded the miners. Their demands are but reasonable, the stan- dard rate of wages for everyone who risks his life toiling under the, earth's surface, and the discharge of scab la- bor, or suckers as they are properly termed, who make a busineas of stand- ing in with the bosses and the mine owners and who favor working for less than is demanded by the uoion. These are the men who have encour- aged strife by their meddling and in- terfering and who have caused the unpleasautness now being experienced in those mitten. It is expected that there will be an atnioable adjustment of the differences, the \suckers\ fired and a uniform rate of wages estab- lished _ Ne•ivs has been flashek — ali - over the land that a just and righteouti verdict has been rendered by a just and hon- orable judge in one of the courts of Dakota. A concocted and villainous. scheme, darker than the depths of the infernal regions, , has been exposed. An honorable, though poor and out- raged, woman steps from the portals of that court room with name and hon- or unstained and in her arms the off- spring of the man who attempted to rob his child of a name and blacken its future from the cradle to the grave. Even the hired and perjured satellites, who have long been steeped in crime, refused to testify in the revolting case and threw their arms up to high heaven in horror and declined to give the purchased testimony when con- versant with the diabolical scheme and when brought face to face with the woman whom they Were paid a price to destroy. Now that this reyolting and scandalous trial ix ended, justice been done, and the villain, clothed in the world's greatest wealth, has been eXposed, make the monster Or reptile, whichever he is, stand trial for his awful crime, strip him of his worldly Wealth and piece him behind prison bars in a cell where he may be ever view/84_11s a living witness of • rav- isher of happy home and one who attempted to drag a girl to the depths of misery, degradation and disgrace As he, in his deep laid cunning, allegi d his insanity and as a prison bird has no need of worldly wealth, the money, property and values are hers and she by right should have them. This es- oapade in very high circles has but comMenced and tte earth will yet he made to tremble at the expose of a villain who tried to rob a poor but tuous woman of name, honor, life and r4mutation. Let the good wAle go brively n. es A Merry CHRISTMAS GREETING TO ALL. • 41. - Thanking the people of Basin and of Jeffersou comity for your past pa- tronage and soliciting a continu- rues of the same, we cordi- ally invite yeti to yisit our Mammoth Store and examine our stove of new Goods. We have just finished opening up the finest lot of Christmas Goods That Was Leer Brought to Basin It Is as utter Impossibility for us toeaumer- ate the articles we carry for Presents but will call your attention to a few Hats, Caps, Gloves, Mitts, Handkerchiefs, From 5Cts. to $2. NECK SCARFS 40 Cia to t2 Hoods. Fascinators, Ties, Scarfs, Slippers. Pocket - Books, Scarfs Pins, Sleeve Buttons. Hair Pins, Etc., Lamps, Ruby Glass sets, Shaving Mugs, Moustache Cups, Fancy Imported Cups And Saucers, Vaces, Figures, Dolls, Etc. These are a few of the thiags we have but the best way for you is to call and see for yourselves. Come early before the rush io the afternoes, and then we can wait os you all We wish to call the attention of the little ones that we will dive everv-ehild I.. Jeffer- son county to call at our store at Basis be tween Christmas and New Years mad we will give Yob fk Present Don't forget our complete stock of Staples. We have received a oar of tie celebrated GOLD BOND and PURITY Flour, from (Halides, N. D. Also HAY qaTs,13HAN, SHORTS, ETC. WISHING YOU ALL ft Merry Christmas AND Pc nappy New Year WE ARE RESPI4C net; LLY YOURS G. W. l iairm t i t iri.og,16 Tirge GONNIGR Mercantile Co. • LEADING PIONEER BANK — - - OF JEFFERSON COUNT.V. BANK OF BOULDER. BOULDER, MONTANA. DI it KCTORS: • le use ma, President izess P•TTEHiiiiN Vice President F. C. BIRMINDEr, Feb. Brae. E R De.. DO A GENER•1. J. E. GAYLORD, President. FRANKLIN FARREL, Yese-Preelesat. • WESTERN IRON WORKS Manufacturorm of DRY AND WET CRUSHING SIT_7= and G-01.-4= MV1 - 11-JI—JS CONCENTRATING AND SMELTING MACHINERY 0?' ALL E INDS. ' Iff , Sole Manufacturers of the Improved O'Hara Roasting Furnases, Veer Lodge White rumps, Improved Tullock Comseatrators. BANKING BUSINESS. We would call °spatial Atwater to these mcohlues, as we euarratee Best Concentrating Machines Is the World or mons• retuuded. EXCNANGE SOLD On all the Principal Cities of the World. Gorrespoucienoe solicited. Office and Works Burrs:, MON'I'ANA. COLLECTIONS Will Receive' Prompt Attention THOMPSON FALLS L.1002, X B. BlIOWNI.11, it. C. CRAM - BMW Id•RCUS DALT, C. a. SAMOZANT. Hoge, Brownlee & Co., 13FtNtIEFiS, BUTTE CITY, MONT. them to be the LAND AND LUMBER CO. tituocessor to L. VIC L BRDTIIERS Manufacturers of and Dealers lu Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Doors, Sash, Blinds, Carry a Full Stock of EASTERN FINIS -IEU HARD WOODS, BUILDING PAPER, Of. CEMENT,. LIME,. HAIR,. PLASTER . AND. FIRE . BRICK Yards at South Butte and Basle. Saw Mills at Thouipsim Falls R. A. DAY, Resident Manager, Basin Trausact a geaeral banking business. Es - - change drawn on all the leading cities of Europe. Collections Promptly Attended To. Correspoudents: Wells, Fargo & CO., New York Wells, Fargo & Co., Salt Lake; Wells A Co. San Francisce: Omaha Na. tional Bank, Omaha; First National Bank, Omaha; First National Bank, Anaconda. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK, HELENA, MONTANA. BEIHOHATED DErosiToRY or THE SNITSP STATICS. PAID -CF CAPITAL - - $500,000 SURPLUS AND PROFITS 800,000 TRANSACTS • OEICIRAL BANKINu BUSINESS. Interest Paid on Time Deposits. Safe De- posit Vaults. Boxes for Rant. DIRECTORS: E. W. Bach, S. T. Hauser, Conrad Kohrs, R. S. Hamilton, A. J Davis, W. C. Gillette, James A. Talbott, Henry Klein, John C. Curtin, R S. Hale, E. W. Knight. S. T. Hsviont, President. J C. CureriN, Vice-Presid - ent. E. W. KNIOHT, 2d VIOH.Pres. T. H. KLEINSCHMIDT, Cs bier. Geo. H. HILL, Asst. Cashier. First National Bank 0n IS TT T 21 Capital and Undivided Profits, ORE. MILLIOQ DOLVIRS i;ENERAL BANKINU BUSINESS TRANSACTED Current scecesets received from banks. firms and individuals on favorable terms Buys amid sells exchauge on all principal titles ia the Limited States, Europe and China. Issues commercial and foreign let- ters of credit available la all parts of the worts'. COLLECTIONS PROMPTLY AT TENDED TO. °mesas — Hiram K sowles, president; Jamie A. Talbott, vice-president, A•drew J•Davls, cashier. THE AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK or BLIANA. CAPITAL --- - $100,000 T. C. Perrin Prestdest A. J. Szt.tuusw. Yiee-PresIdent A. C. Jonasoe. rubies Gnome& F Cora Asetstaat (lambkin DIRECTORS: T. C. P•wer, A. J. Seligman, A. C. Johnson, Rickard Lockey, James Sullivan. Interest allowed on time depoeits. Es change 1%1%0(41 on principal cities of tie United States, Canada and Europe. Trans fer of money made by telegraph. Gulley Does promptly attended to. City, mount , and state seeerities bought and sold \The Of railway trains In the Northweir King and without a superior in Amerie. B ee is the North -Wester. Limited be (wren Minneapolis, St Paul son Chicago. It Is the finest train this tilde oi Cbiesge, the finest train running out of thi Twin Cities and Is Luxurious Enough for . king -The Commercial Bulletin, Milanese oils v4 oRry. 4v, -CHOP HOUSE 'First Door West of Basin Bakery. 02\1DIS - - 46.1•T=0 - Meals at all hoursAluni prices are • reasonable • Certeou• treatthcfit IlliT tdtlqfsetion guar anted Just try us Mice, and .you will Is sure to come again John \Shorty - McDonald. JOSEPH B. BRIEN, DILI In IN General Merchandise Tobacco, igars and Smoke rs Articles. Jeweiery and Stationery. Post 'Bice Hui Idle( BASIN, MONT. EXGhange Saloon. LICENSED GAMBLING. 1 - 1otel .1 - tUot THE LARGEST AND MOST COM- PLETE HOTEL IN BASIN, WITH ALL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF ITS GUESTS ' The Table is the Best and the Prices are Reasonable. Table Board by the Day. Week or Month. Good Clean Beds at Moderate Prices. Choice Liquors and Cigars L. L. Cardinal, PROPRIETOR BASIN, LEARY &SULLIVAN Always on Hand. Proprietors. 32.A.SII\T MENT *IftliKET Two doors below PostoMee We have just flixed up one of the neatest end best erraisged Butcher Shops in Basin and have put in • Orst-olass Refrigerator, where our meats are kept fresh •nd cool. We handle a variety of meat aid It, both a wholesale el retail busioess Cured Hams and Bacon, Vegetables, Fish, Eggs, Etc., Etc. E. it. Sumner. who has recently purchased a half interest la the business, guarantees perfect mills faction la the i'Utticig Of all Meats Paradis 8c Sumner. JOHN 1.00515. NORTON LOoklrh. Livery, Feed e Sale - MONT. GftFFINEY MERCANTILE Company Boulder, Montana, h,i;e-ite,e iv,: It :tail GROCERS • lid Dem:. r, in Farmers' and Miners' Supplies. The Largest and Best Selected Stook I. Jefferson Ceu•ty. LOUIS VOGEL S'1\c9.132_,= Carpenter First House West of Basis Creek Bridge Best Saddle Horses AND r Contractor BASIN, MONT. Pleas and Specifications Furnished ASENT FOR BIG BLACKFOOT MILLING COMPANY. 1 he Finest Turn Outs in the City New Short,LIne. To the Black Hills, Omaha, Lincoln. St. Bsnitatt City tad all Southeasters OO p.,I los, via the Norther. Pacific to Hi lines, L M IS BRO T HERS Mostana, thence via the sew SUrlinston route, smelt! vestibuled train sleeping tree , reclining chair cars and day coaches BIB - logs to Omaha daily. From Bette, shortest lino to Omaha be 225 miles, shortest line to Karsas CID; by el:; miles. For rates tick- etft, maps and general Information cad up- on W. M Tuohy, general agent Northern Nein° railroad, IX East Broadway, Butte AT REASONABLE SATES BASIN, MONTANA, HF-:LP FURNISHED roa HOTELS and RESTAURAN TS WoOD JoBS, POLE CUTTLItS OR A RE \ t ? °CM\ TO IIUTTIP ANY KIND OF HELP ON SHORT NOTICE Montana Employmedt Bureau, fle East Broadway BUTTE j Wm. W. •ULT, Mgr. It you Us, don't forget to stall ism McKAY & CARMICHANLL, IIMPT PAM Si,, FOR 000D LIQVGKIII AND CJIAMB. Tin No, No. No. • Mo Lea Ann Lea feu T plac u e amid jol l L. part e od g a r n a d v h i grap SCHOU arebit f N u o r r a t . b this mere deiitie he 'n view PaYs War ri ao A nf g (tt e h tt , nei t e h o i s u n o t. nothin graph' tumiun only a E do i . a Lain,b ,. e v f7 his at peruse - e Neve N ev en n I :dinette er's ,,on du. o t T o ti , e wilt ngiamigtior from iii Roy \T he a Is No Road vorll is one ol iti servi but awi this istii tl / 1 , w o. 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