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• ••. 4e. Jefferson County Sentinel. Issued Every Sariday 12 M., Sharp. S. A. ROBERTSON, PuntasuEtt, Boulder City, Montana. OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE COUlli ' TY Entered at the Postoftiee in Boulder City, Montana, as second-class Mail matter. --------- Both hotels are crowded daily. Travel is good at present, notwith• standing the snow ia a foot deep. THERE it tears of a smallpox epi- demic in Boston, and vaccination is said to be going on lively now in that , • ON the 8th inst. a'couple of old misers were found starved to death in Philadelphia, named Joseph Perry and Robert Price. Titania are prospects of a match between John L. Sullivan and Jack Dempsey. That almost seems like \cruelty to anithals\ on Jack's part. Tila Miner is giving the snide pawnbrokers of Butte Jesse. It is the duty of every reliable newspa- per to show up fraud wherever found, a . and under all circumatances. Hurrah fur the Miner! Tea SupretnesCourt has made the followluo - order: That Associate Jus- tice James II. ,McLeary . be assigned to the First Judicial District; that' Associate Justice William .I. Gal- braith he assigeed to the See - tied Judicial District; that Chief Justice I). S. Wade be asaigned to alio Third Judicial Dietriet; and that alssociata Juatice Thomiaas C. Bach be assigaed to the F a surth Judicial Dis- trict. The Stem. A real blizzard struek Boulder last Thursday c \amino - , and it was impos- sible for pedestrians to go any dis- tance avitheut becoming. bewildered. Win. Morris made several unsucceas- flit attempts before he reached bottle. (\apt. Ten Eyck and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. el- Wickes were come lied to battle with the elements for some time be- fore they find shelter under their own raofar. It was the most se- vere storm in this section - for years. The stages on Major Reed's lines were -at the - mercy of the elemeass,i but the enterprising, and faithful! agent at this place, George A.,Cook, kept in active service for severaladays and filially shaped 'things in 'their natural way. This young and staid stage moan did everything lie could to keep the traveling public Irving, and always hail an \extra' in readi- ness in ease the \regular\ was delay- ed in a suowdrift. We have yet to hear of a single instance where a pas - sever has been. inconvenieneed in thel least by inattention of the stage manaraement. A e i rooketi Transaction. A man named Mailing, represent - ing aim eastern clothing house, got a cteck cashed by Ultil & Schmidt, at Elkhorn, the other day, loat the mon- ey gambling, and then sent word to First National Banlc, at Helena, to stop payment thereon. Mr. Ulm fol- lowed Maiming to this point, aml made }inn give an order eountermantling the 0113 to the bank. Mr. Flin• went on to Helena and got his moues ; on the check ill right. The . amount area aomething - over $100. • A Grand Surprise Party. Tuesday evening about a dozen -couple proceeded to the residence of Wm. T. Sweet west of the city. Mr. s and Mrs. Sweet as host and hostess are unequalled, and our visit to them will be long remembered. Interest- ing stories and dancing were atneng the featurei of the evening. At ten o,clock we were invited to partake of refreshments, sitting down to a table hauled with all good things which tempt the palate of an epicure. Am- ple justice W41:3 done to the elegantly spread viands, and when the appe- fitea of the hungry were at last ap- raacd, we proceeded to enjoy our- selves to the best of our ability until the wee small houra warned, us that ;'tiine flies\ away, which tiineyou are • happy. Bidding our host amid hostess good by mid good morning we made our way homeward.- A jollier crowd could not be found. We hope to have Lim pleasure of visiting Mr. and Mrs. Sweet's home again. B. I). istAltuitua 11.tai sioNos--Loisa a- --Day id A. Ham d ' morals, of Beaver ..'reek, to Nellie Logan, of Deep Creek, Meagher stounty,at the residence of *s. Ham- monds, Beaver Creek, Jefferson con ty, January 17th, 1887, Rea.J. Hos 7 king officiating. DIED. Wanarat----Anule, wife of Burton C. Warner, at Boulder, January 8, 1887, of consumption, aged2tf years, 2 months and 3 days. The remains were conveyed,to Jeffer- son Wednesday from whence they will be taken by rail tO Tostc,n and thence to Re- aersburg for burial, They a were accom- panied by her husband, Mrs. Warner, her fatlienRobert Ilosai - eldt, and her - brother. The proeession was a sad one. indeed. The hash:led has -the entire sympathy of the ceirmitinity in this his sad afilietion. JOHN ROACH. Regarding the death of John Roach, the Inter -Mountain very pertinently remarks,. in - the way of a partial biography of the man that \a noble life went out when John oaeh died at his home in New York this morning. His career should be read up and studied and digested by every boy in America. More than half a century ago he landed in New York a penniless stripling from Scotland. From that time on be never took a step backward. He has been the Nestor of American shipbuilding, and though ruined financially by the unwarranted per- secutions and merciless exaetions of the present Secretary of the Navy, in his intemperate zeal to make a reform record for the Cleveland ad- ministration, the fame of John Roach is as unsullied now as when first the Dolphin was rejected by Whitney, without sense or reason. Roach has probably been the most abused man that ever took a government con- tract, but the Democratic mud hurled at him faild to tarnish his character and he stood forth at -all times a distinguished type of the Amriean mechanic, crowned with the laurels of success and rich in the con- fidence and respect of all who knew him. He -was particularly the friend of workingmen, paying higher wages and treating his employes with more consideration than is customary among men carrying such a :weight of .responsibility and having such an army of subordinates. His death is particularly sad, and recalls in want - respects that of Genf! Grant, be- tween wl-a*e charactei\aaal his own there are many aimileritiea. Like Grant he was sturdy, self-reliant and .poaitive, had overcome obstacles which would have appalled almost any other man, and arose from the humblest walks of life taleminence. Like Grant his later years were em- bittered by financial misfortune and lie is carried off by an - incurable dis- ease aggraitated no doubt, as , was that of the great Union .Captein, by the in alignant persecution of his eneinis. \Secretary Whitney ought to drape the Navy Departtnent in mourning to -day as a token of the nation's sor- row at the loss of the man who built its staunchest ships, and sayed, our mercantile marine from the contempt of the world ; but Whitney is more likely to give a halt tonight than to half-rhast the national flag.\ case last .Monday. one of the residents of =Elkhorn had tired of that snow a clad region and longed to look on the orange and fig graeses of the a sunny south. Not hay- ing a siipeatibuntlance of inetalie sub- stance wherewith to - make a journey such magnitude and pay his just debts, he conceived the scheme of fleeing from his creditors, saving his golden ducats that he might spend them foi the goaerous wine of the tropais: To carry out his plan he drew his pay from the Elkhorn com- pany one evening, and long before the hour the bird named in Holy Writ We/aimed the approach of the com- ing morn, he bid adieu to the town, and rapidly wending'- his way in the direction of Boulder. After . a time be became thirsty (no wonder for he had forgotten to take his usual cup of coffee) and espying a saloon by the wayside he entered therein and poured spirits down to keep up his courage. While thus engaged he was starpriaed by a couple of his cred- itors who had \smelt a Mice\ aall followed him. • Refusing to settle he came on to Boulder, and was soon afterwards iii the •hands of officer Lindsey, on the chargeofleaving the -territory for the purpose of defrauding his creditors. On Monday he made an application for discharge from arrest, but this was denied. Not wishing to Spent! the night in the county hotel - he edmpromised with , his creditors, paid the costs of suit, and went on his way fully convinced that \the way of the transgressor is hard.\ , COURT ZiOTEal. Probate Judge Kerley had Ilia first It was shown that YORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD. General Passenger and Ticket Dept. CIRCULAR NO. 421. :iT. PAUL, Miuu., Dec. 13, Bee, To AGENTS N. P. \R.R.:—00111111enCing January 1st, the Northern Pacific will re dutse its local ticket rates in Dakota to a maximum t•sf four cents per mile. Commencing the same date, the local ticket rates on all main line and branches of the Northern Pacific west of Dakota, In Montana, Idaho, aVashington Territory and Oregon, will be made on the uniform basis of five cents per, mile. This reduction in rate -s has been under consideretion for some little time, and la finally decided upon in the interest of4he public, and in view of the fact that in- creased travel and earnings justify the re- duction to the lowest consistent figure. Please give immediate publicity to this -anno eminent throuish the columns of the press. Yours Truly, Crtas. S. PEE, G. P. 4.k. T. A. Proceedings of Board of County Coins mistsioners. • Special meeting December 17th, 1880. Present—W. 'S. Powell, chairman; It. W. Jeffries, Jas. L. Wood. ON ROAD FUND. It IS ordered by the Board that the bridge built by Quaintance tt Dupries be accepted. That the sum of $525 be allowed Quain- tepee it Dupries for bridge at Quaiutance crossing. That the sum of $11 be allowed Z A Thompson for two days services as super- visor, district No 3, and drawing plans for Dunn's bridge. That the sum of $18 be allowed Quain- Sauce tit Dupries for painting bridge. That the sum of $10 be allowed James P. Wilson, making roads. . That the report of road viewers on road leading front third avenue in Boulder, A J Elder, et al petition be accepted and road opened. That the sum of $5 be allowed each to Geo F Cowan, Wm Morris and Samuel S Harper for viewing above road. That the sum of $22.50 be Allowed S GI Wild for sawing wood for jail. That the road by tho house of A C Quaintatioe be accepted as a county road. That V A Cook famish the county a new bond, as the Board do not consider the one they now have sufficient That the following numbered warrants be canceled by limitation: 524, 5'79, 615, en, 620, 270, 629, 630, 631, 632, 637, 660. 641, 642, 643, 644, 648, 650, 1353,655, 669, 672, _684, 685, 770, 773, 774, 773, 196, 8412, 803, 804, 805, 806, 807, 808, 809, 810, 812, 117, 819, 50, 822, 823, 824, 825, 835, 836, 842, 843, 872, 873,874, 875, 876. 881, 882, 748, 884, 885, 886, 881, 890, 898, 894, 895, 896 897, 898. DECEMBER 18, 1886. Full Board present. It is ordered by the Board that the bond of V A Cook, assessor, be accented and filed. , That the petition of W U Williams to be transferred from school district No 13, be granted. • That the care of the county poor be let to Wm Trotter, for the year 1881, for the sum of $6.50 per week per capita. That the care end medical attendance of the poor be let tol 0 Hunter, for the year 1887, for the sum of $300 per year. An affidavit being filed by the bonds- men of A R Schrader, J P, stating that they wish to he released from said bond, it is ordered and the Board notifies the said Schrader to file a new bond. CONTINGENT FUND. That time sum of $93.76 be allowed Chas E Stevens foribalance of salary, 1886. , That the sum of $66.67 be allowed D G. Warner for balance of salary, 1886. That the sum of $66.63 be allowed W II Cone.annon for deputy sheriff salary, 1886. That the sum Of $20 50 lie allowed W 11 Concan non for expenses as depoty sher- iff to date, . . That the stun of $37 be'aliowed George' GlIsson for jailor, That the sum of $41.80 be allowed A .1 Elder, uuder-sheriff, balance of salary. That the sum of $15 be allowed George Gibson for Ward of prisoners. That the sum of $111.18 be allowed Jno McDermott., sheriff, balance salary. i i That the sum of $40 be allowed John McDermott, for expenses. That the sum of $2.50 be allowed A J Elder, for expenses. That the sum of $16 be allowed R IV! Jeffries for two days services as county! commissioner. That the sum of $31 be allowed James L Wood for two days county commission- er and mileage. . ROAD Fu3n. That time sum of 120.80 be allowed W Si Powell for viewing and accepting Qualm- . i tance's bridge. That the sum of $12.80 be allowed R WI Jeffries for viewing and accepting Quain a ' t#nce's bridge.; That the aum of $12,80 be allowed Jaa L Wood for viewing and accepting bridge. : GENERAL FUND. That the sum of $53.50 be allowed Johni McDermott (or sheriff fees, Shed vs Shedl That the sum of $20 be allowed GPO 1 1 1 Cowan, deputy district attorney fees td date. That the report of the county clerk and recorder from December 1 to i8 both in- clusive be accepted. Adjourned sine die. • Hociasen, tan. 8, 1887. Regular meeting of the Board for taa levy. Present ---A Macumber, A II afoul: ton, and George Lambert. Archibald Mactunber elected chairman. Ordered: that the warrant Ho 1825 be issuedt0 Wm Deascey on General Fund be changed to Poor Fund, issued by error, That the road tax of Con McCarthy be refunded. That the road tax of Time Cain be re. funded. That the petition to appoint George H Merrill constable for Wickei township be A granted. That the sum of $28.10 be allowed Jae McIntire, supervisor road district 14 on Road Fund. That the sum of $129.60 be allowed the Journal Publishing company for suppliea. Boutin:a, Juni 4, 1887. Full Bosrd met pursuant to adjourn- ment. It is ordered that the sum of $250 be allowed Taylor as Co for grading and 0 - pairing road in Quaintance lane, as pdr contract with the county. That $1500 be transferred from the Pocia to the Contingent Fund. That they will pay the Under Sheriff $100 per nanath for six months. That the tax levy for the year 1887 be as follows: Mills. Territorial tax 2 Seheol 4 Poor 1 Road County I \ Total 14 Stock indemnity fund, . mill Lambert for two days as county commis. stoner, and mileage. That the sum of $28 be allowed A Ma - cumber for two da* as county commis- sione.v, and mileage. That the Board pay 0 Wild $40 per mouth as janitor from January 1, 1887, to June 1, 1888. Adjourned rine die. A. MACUarBER, Chrirman. Attest: CHAS. E. STEVILNS, County Clerk. PROPRIETARY MEDICINES. A visit to Dr. Green's Laboratory, at Woodbury. N. J.,has considerably changed our views, and especially our prejudices in regard to what are 5 enerally known as \Standard Patent Medicines.\ Of course we are getting to that age in life when we are forced to conclude Life itself is a humbug, and naturally distrust anything that has not withstood long and tried ex- periences. Being s physician I had the curiosity to know how such a sale of two medical preparations could be sustatned for so many years. The perfect systf.m wpon which the business is conducted, and the pharmaceutical arrangements for the manufacture of the two recipes with which we were made acquainted, are suf- ficiently convincing to us that the Auoutia FLOWER, for Dyspepsia and Liver Com- plaints, and Boscaticas GERMAN SYRUP, for Throat and Lung Troubles, were for the coinplaints they are recommended, most e cellent remedies, and only regret that in notch of our practice, medical eth- ics prevent us from prescribing them without making the formulas public. When we were shown the great quantity of voluntary letturs having been for- warded Dr. Green, front all parts of the country, and from ' all classes of people, lawyers, ministers and doctors, giving a description of their ailments. testimonials of their eures, etc., X feel like curial:sang Dr. Green's suggestion that the Govern meat accept such Valuable formulas, and license them earigeeeral use by 'giving protection to the inventor same as patents generally. --Copied from N. Y. Diuggists' Circular of Oct., 1886. • Motel Crockery! Theee dates of Hotel crockery ware. You will save money by buying what you need from T. F. MURRAY. Riedel's Gertudn Hair Tonic. Riedel's German Hair Tonic stops the hair from falling out, eradicates dandruff, imparts vigor to the scalp, cleanses it, and therefore promotes the growth of hair. IS cures nervous headache, salt -rheum and itchinr , of the scilp. It changes light colored and gray lair and eyebrows to a beautiful chestnut-lbrown. It contains no 'sugar of lead, only imported Geman roots and herbs are used.. For sale at the Grand Central Barber Stills, at Boulder. General Fiand Warrants. OFFIcE or TREASURER Jefferson County, Boulansu, Mont., Dec. 6, '86. Notice is hereby given that all General Fund warrants registered Q11 or before December 1st, 188a, have been called for payment.. Road, Poor. and Contingent Fund warrants registered have lalso been called for payment. Interest on the above war- rants coases Decntber 0, 1880. F.C. flauttatanas, Treasurer. pro Send centsivforiTtage,andiz;eceivrreeacoslyxof goods which will Nelp you to more money right away than anything else in this world. All, of either sex, succeed from tirst hour. The broad road to fortune . opens before the %stokers, absolutely sure. At once address, TRUE it co., Augusta Dissolution Notice. The partnership heretofore existing be- tween Richard Tobin and Patrick McMa- hon, is hereby dissolved by mutual con- sent. Richard Tobin will pay outstanding debts and collect all bills due said firm. RICHARD TOBIN, PATRICK MCMAHON. Alhambra Springs, Nov. 26, 1888. SUMMONS. In the District Court of the Third Judicial District of the Territory of Montana in and for the county of Jefferson. Robert W. Neill, Plaintiff, vs. Delphine L. Neill, Def't. The people of the Territory of Montana nd greeting to the above name defend - t. You are hereby required to appear In action brought against_yau by the above amed plaintiff, in the District Court of he 3d Judicial District of the Territory )1 Montana, in and for the county of Jef erson, and to answer the complaint filed therein, within ten days (exclusive of the day of service) after time service on you of this summons, if terved within this coun- ty; or, if served out of this county but in I.his district, within twenty days; other - rise within forty days; or audgment by default will be taken against you, accord - lag to the prayer of said complaint The said action is brought to obtain a decree of this court dissolving the bonds of matrimony heretofore and now existing between the plaintiff and defendant. The cause upon which this action is based is the alleged desertion of the plaintiff, by the defendant, as is more fully shown by the plaintiff's complaint on file in said cause. You are hereby notified that, if you fail to appear and answer said complaint as above required, the said plaintiff will take a default against you and apply to the court for relief demanded in the prayer of the said complaint on tile herein. Given under my hand and the Seal ofthe - District Court of the ) fid Judicial district of the Ter- ritory Qf Montana, in and for the County of Jefferson, this fitat day of December, in the year of our Lord one • thousand eight hundred and eighty-seven. [Signed] B. II. TATEM, Clerk. By A. E. WELLS, Dep. Clerk. F. P. Sterling, Att'y for Plf. QOflfl IN IMMIX'S GIVEN AWAY. Send us S cents postage, and by mail you will get FREE a package of goods of large value, that will start you in work that will at once bring you in money faster than uiything else in America. All about the $R00,000 in presents with each Agente wanted everywhere, of either sex, of all ages, for all time, or quire time only, to work for us at their own homes. Fortunes for all workers absolutely as- sured. Don't delay n. uaid.rrr ifre co., Portland, Maine. HEL Dfor working people. Send 10 1 ents poetage, and we will mail you FREE, a royal, valuable sample box of goods that will put you in the way oa making more money in a few days than you ever thought possible at any business. - Montana. Capital not required. You can live at Boulder City, home and vrmit in spare time anly, or all -- C4-40 THE NORTHERN PACIFIC R.R The Dining Car Route and Great Short Line To sall W.asstern 1V1 I T-.= S U 150 The Shot -tent Route To Chico and All Points East. AND TIIE-- Only Through Car 'Line. Low Rates! Quick Time! Pullman Palace cars! Ter full information address C. S. FEE, Gen. Pass. Agt St, Paul. A. L. STC 4 KES, Gen. Agt. Helena. TIME TABLE—HELENA. Arriving from the East. No 1—Pac. Ex. 7:251t.m. Mountain Time. No 13—Express (freight) 6:15 a m TRAINS GOING EAST FROM HELENA. NO Atlantic Express 8:10 m No Express (freight).... 6:00 a 131 TRAINS ARRIVE FROM THE WEST. N 2,- -Atlantic Express 7 -50 a m No 4---Express(freight) 4-35 a ra TR NB GOING WEST FROM HELENA. No 1 --Pacific Express 7-55 p m lyo 13—Express (freight) 810 p m Helena and Butte Accommodation. Leave Helena Ar. Butte *No 5-- B,utte expr.. 7:4K) a m 12:23 p No 15—Butte local.. 8:30 am 6:40 p in No 1—Pac expressi. . 7 :55 pm 8:40 a in Wickets Branch. Trains Leave Hen 8:45 a. m Trains Arrive at ic C3 10:50 a. na Trains Leave Wickes 3.29 p. in Trains Arrive at Helena 5-30 p. m *Daily except Sundays. All others daily, Tho Greenwood Cylinder Air HEATER Heats two or three rooms with the same amount of fuel required for heating one room without the heater. Call on post- master, or send for circular that tells you all about it Every Heak Guaranteed. Manufactured by J. D. Groesbeck ft Co. For sale by C. S. BURNETT, Boulder., M. T. Town and County Rights for Sale. THOS. O'BRIEN & SON, Proprietors. The Neatest and Host Pleasantly Located Hotel in the City. Jo 05011 MRPIEti A. C. QUAINTANCE, Dealer in Fresh Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage, Fish, etc. In fact everything usually kept in a first- class meat market. Meat Supplied to all Railroal and Tie Camps at Reasonable rates. or -Orders solicited and goods delivered. t fefferson City, Mont.. The Palace. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars Imported Wines and Brandies a Specialty FRANK FARNHAM, Prop. CHARLES POND, Dealer in CilillE6 and Japanese Nods. FANCY PORCELAINE and C Isei I INT _Pa. - VT OIGARS and TOBACCO, the time. All of both sexes, of all ages, IN Ickes To Boulder graudly sacceseful, 50 cents to $5 easily earned every evening. That allaeho want ! to work may test the business; We make , this unparalleled offer: To all who are not well satisfied we will send $1 to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full par ticulars, directione, etc., sent free. Im- mense pay absolutely sure for all who start at once. Don't delay. Address s pet i a l r , 00r $2 per ca idta spec i a l r o a d is STINSON & CO., Portland, Melee. That the sem of $10.60 be allowed Ali And the bargains need but be seen Moultan for two days as county . commas - sinner, and mileage. That the stint of '2', 1 2(.1 1;e0 appreciated. Subscribe for the SVNTI N El.. to be V MURRAY'S STAGE LINE, RUNS DAILY FROM WICKES TO BOULDER, OONNBCTING WITII BOULDER HOT SPRINGS. All Freight and Express matter delivered daily. THE MAN It\IN W13Im tg DRESS WELL For a Little Money, Will do well to Visit our establish- ment, get our prices, see our styles. If after a single visit you are not ful- ly coavineed that our goods are of suporior Manufacture, our garments fully equal te those made by the best merchant tailors, and far superior to ether ready-made garments, visit a few • other clothing stores, get their prices, see how their garments are made; .visit a inerehat tailor, see his gooda,get his ibriaea. We know—we are certain—von will return and buy of us. We know our prices are right, our goods what the people want: We guarantee everything we sell to be as represented. If you are not pleased with goods purchased of us after you get home, and if you see the same thing as well made for less money elsewhere, return to -us, we will refusal your money, if the goods bought er ua are in good condition. Everything new and stylish in the way of spring clothing, hats and furnish - in, for men, boys and children, is shown by us and ready for the in- spection of the public. Orders re- spectfully solicited. GANy & KLEIN, ClothiniHats,BootS&Shoes Furnishing Goods, Blankets, Etc., Corner main street and Broadway, IfELENA, MONTANA. Boarding & Loging Also a choice IM of CIGARS, NUTS, FRUITS CONFECTIONS. 0 :0 - MHI. El. 13111C1 -11i: The lady who lost her arm on the Fourth of July, 1884. Main St, Wickes, Mont WI Nb m y or t e ak m i o n ney g a n th a an n.e a n t e a y ni o - t r hi n g e b l e s s o t sellinir book out. Beginners succeed grand cy. None fail. Terms free. uaterrr BOOK CO., Portland. Maine. LEES TAYLOR, Carpenter&Builaer All kinds of Doors and Window Frames, Stairs, Counters, Etc. made to Order. Plans, Specifications and Estimates prepared. BOULDER, Mont. The Miners Home. S A_ Li 0 0 1\T _ Wiekess, ... Mont. The bar is stocked with fine liquors, fresh beer and best cigars in market. 12 1-2c. DRINKS. 12 1-2c. - HAMMILL BROS., Prop'rs. ESTABLISHED 1867. JOHN REYNOLDS, 0 Fir; ANY) SHOE MAKER. Fine Boots and Shoes a Specialty. Bill E Your Repining and I will GiV5 you Satisfaction. WICH.V.S, MONTAN A. Grand Central Hotel INT 1/101\71'. NEED & BIN PA, PROPS. The Leading and only First-class hotel In Helena. Prices reasonable. Everything New and of the La- test style. - - MAIN ST. worvcE. All parties knowing themselves indebt- ed at the store of Dougherty Bros. will please call and settle their accounts on or before January 15th, 1887. All accounts over due will positively be hauded into court for collectiod, as we must have money to : meet our demands and buy goodie Very respectfully, DOUGHERT1 BROS . Agents. ENOCH HODGSON, 31ar.0 facturer of UMW& Shingle o Sawmill near Beavertown I am prepared to f umiak MINING TIMBERS on short notice; Also -deal In all kinds of 131? LILT ENOCII HODGSON, Jefferson City. DR. H. WYNNE, HELENA, - - MONTANA. Eye, Ear and Throat Surgeon. Recently attendant upon the large Eve, Ear and Throat Hospitals of Europe, (Vi- enna, Berlin, Paris, London, and Ettla burgh.) The Eye, Ear and Throat a special sad exclusive practice. Spectacles scientifically fitted to the E T a. Catarrh of the Nose and Throat success- fully treated. Office: JACKSON STREE BOULDER CITY Saddle & IIRES SHOP. John F. Sheehy. Prop'r. Having purchased a stock of harness leather and mounting, I am now prepared to make anything in the above line to or- der. All work warranted hand -made and no charge if not satisfactory. Buggy Trimming Done to 0rdeN + 1 A. BRADLEY4i- 13 1-2 Main St., ▪ Helena, Jeweler, '16Vast eh:maker ---A 11.T 0- -A_ V Ilapairing_and M:11111facturing e e Watches cleaned for $1.50, and other work in proportion. aa'ff'Aarant for Luminiaus Door Plates. C.. X-1.. (Over Hale Ss Co.'s Drag Store.) - Montana All Dental Filling,: Artificial Teeth and Dental Surgery lt. - ilrratited fully equal to the best obtainable' from the m st skillful Dentists f the lager Fsstern cities. Nitrous Oxide Gas, a Perfectly Safe ani Sure Amesthetic under all circumstan- ces T cnditions o : ( ) • atious in Extracting teeth. a - - The Patronage of those desiring tirst- class Operations is specially requested. Reuben - Warren, Livery and Feed STABLE Carriages, Buggies, Saddle Horses, D oubl e Teams and Everything in Tho livery BOVYLDER CITY, MONTANA FRANK S. LANG, Helena., 3: 0 1 t Ileadquart's for STOVES, RANGES, CROCKERY, GLASS -WARE, TIN WARE, and HOUSEF17BNISIIING Goods of all descriptions. Cornice Work and Tin Roofing. All kincla of Job Work a Specialty. = Obtained, and all Patent Buaittasa attend- ed to promptly and for moderate fees. Our office is epposite the U. S. Patent Office, and we can obtain patent,' in less time than those remote from Washington. Send model or drawing. We advise as to pat- entability free of charge, and we make no charge unless patent is secured. We refer here to the Postmaster, the Supt. of Money Order Div., and to officials of the U. S. Patamt office. For circular, advice, terms and referenc,ee to actual cli- ents in your own State or county, write to C a A. SNOW St Op. Patent 011ice, Washington, D. C. The - Independent 9 Daily and Weekly—Helena, Mont, Independent Publishing Co., Poblishers. Has the largest circulation of any paper - in the Territory. Located at the Capital, it is the organ of the dominant party, and c.ontain.s the Latest Local; Territorial and Telegraphic News. DA.I Li', Per Year, g12, Cash in Advance WEEKLY, \ p. 3 it tr, if Not Paid in advance Taken Up---11vrse and Mule. Caine to my. saw mill, on Muskrat creek, last Monday, asue bay horse, pony -built, 1100 pounds weight, age 12 years; harness marks. One dark brown mule, very old, Q(X) pou - ndA . weight., and about 134 hands high. The owner Can have same by paying charges: W: H. l -I nit 7 E. Boulder, January 1. 1887. Boulder, Jantaa`ry 5, 1887. ;
