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- elf1 4 I r !hi _.,-- , __ ''''\'\•-•\.v \21\•`• -----mmenellaDESISIMMISIlleres Jefferson County Sentinel. \Chapita the Indian went ae w a me .' 1 Ji cyr r im joili cot - m .. 14 c R is , , H. Its assessment roll is the moat cer• identity is so ['sizzling •th e eastern ! . newspapers, is the widow ef Ouray, i tubs and reliable index to the growth °mew, PAPER OF THE COI'NT V , ti tee, 4 0 was i of a community. • By it is taugCt. the _ . _______ __ ._ _ Entered at the Postoffice in Boultier Cit), late chief of all the itonspicuesia is a friend of that' whites i Montana, as second.claes mail mutter. increase or the decrease in leipelatien - t ostel property interests. The Aesessor , ill the NV ..ies river Ute tembles. Issued Every Priday 12 M. Sharp. I , of Jefferson county furnishes the - -- --- - --- - - Ourav died at Fort Wallsee,Pilora- ea A. ROBERTSON, . do, about the first of the ya i i . Imo . , SENTI N LL with significant informs- rurnesuretaBoulder City, Mentana, _ _ _ _ _ : Many believe he was poieonedby din- , tion regarding the assessment roll of • ADVERTISING RATES. satisfied member; of his tribe. Payable Monthly. . ---------- One inch, per week $ 1.50 The Ilsiley. i Idaho) Times is au - three inches, per month 4.00 One quarter column, per month COO shority for t lie statemenit that it is he - one -half column, per mouth 8.00 . one column, per month 15.00 yond doubt true that the resigisations U ne brand on cut one year, withrestir 10.00 of Assistant. Traffic 31aitager I'. P. Leenl advertising at legal rates. S : helby, of the Inion Pacific, has been payers numbered 1,037. Local noticAs 15 cents iwr line for than Insertion; 10 cents per line for each sem- called for. There is no man along weedlike insertion. the line of that great highway whd Blanks! Blanks!! • stands higher in the eeteem of the Those wishing blanks of any kind great public than \Pete\ Shelby. For ;ears find them at this office at reasons- . years b e has beetethe trusted em - able figures. Call at this office. ployee of the empire!, and timer who regret his chietige of base mar be Fuller, who killed Bishop Segliers ' counted by thousiande. it) Alaska, will be tried at once. . . THE NEW .P111HTI. That British goverument .- officially A call was ISSilel heit Wedneslat - aelemacee:peace between the Blood by the, execirtive teSminittee Of the and Gros Ventres. new oolitical purl v for a national . a ' convention to as:rid:do . in Philadel- Northern:Montana is cequiring• a !Asia Sept. 10th gild 170). The party most:unenviable reputation for -held- • is called the \Atireriean Party.\ The uses.\ murders and robberies. ) • . • call declares the objeict of tile party vt . . One of the e evideuces`of Boulder's . to be: no one so skeptical as to doubt that eboom\ isthe great demand for build ; , . \To ent - Phasize and perpetuate the in a few years this county will stand ing material- -brick, seee , ee e j ute _ ,.sentiment of America for Amt•ricans; beside any in Montana in point of . ben i the reatriction of emigration; tie r- . material wealth and development. otigh revision of the naturalizetion At the approaching tererof the law; roserving American lands for Boulder City has a bright future. 1/istriet Court several suits involving, i citizens only; to abolish polygamy She is the natural depot for the ship - r! i:s the United States immethatelv atiel ment of all mineral, agricultural and important questions of water right ri entirely, and to . adjust the relatioes stock productions of the large and will be argued and spbmitted. . betweest labor and capital on a per- . e ,,, , teen country that surrounds her, and , thillieln basis of equity and justite . 1 . . S. Marshal Jeff Carr. ef Wye- it is here, too, those productions will using, has in custody the . cowboy, uosiotets THE c011/..:TY DORT. be distributed over various, lines \Of Charley Parker, *ho - livid ep and At their speciel meeting tisi, week, railroad . before three mow harvest rehtted U. S. Paymaster Nish. as will be seen elsewhere in this is- moons have waited. - sue, the ()misty Commissieners an - As might have been expected, Mr. tliorized the Cotmty Treasurer te bend President Cleveland's country -seat ' the outstandieg i elebtedeess of Jef- near the capitol is now tolled Oils- ' ferson county at Cs per cella intereat. viuVr. It is Bed Hill ne longer, This is litA it. should IT. It is piec e _ In 1St% the E r tkleaSIDPII roll showed a total property valuation of 112,35-1,- 30. Of this amount $1 .000,3W rep- resented personally and 11=3,987 re- alty. The persons assessed as tax- Th, legislature can do ne bettor act when it assembles thee et pass stringiest laws looking to the pretec - lion of resit and game in Mentena. ;en. Slieri.hti answered a reporte- s‘ho a,ked al)tuit his candidacy for wi:l . iiround soon. - -AVIm Kelly?\ inquired the reeerter. .. , \The ft) I -killer.\ said little 'Phil. ' If St -mote !karst. is correct I y re - p.rted he that the true celiac ef the bar price of silver is erereet)- 1.1111.:iii:I. It cars now lw aailerstcod why :le e Vi'ashing,ton peed! , imensly rate theyalifernie settetes ..the boss booby of the hem•li. The \.oll\ for 1887 approximates 1,351 perrons as taxpayers and $2,- 750,000 Dotal roperty assessed. :::rurely these figures are satisfacto- ry and cheering. Wheal the great I ass in stock during last winter its borne in mind this gain of nearly 2ri per . eent in taxable property is a snon- umetital witness of Jefferson county's advancing prosperity- a prosperity that must eontinue to increase in rate from DOW on. When the great masses of rich mineral that will be taken from the multitude of mines in the country eurround:ng 13oulder are ta- ken into consideration, there can be 1 1 . f frenerity at Benin. .A.mong the many prospects! ing adjauent to Basin and being .passed over daily by prospectoni on their. way in search of the bidden treasure, is the bolo greup of mines, situated on :a:41% er Butte hill, at the head of Galena gulch. There is ocessionallY one or more mines or prospects in a camp whieh seerre snore than ii passing notice, and sleds a one is the Lobo group of prospects, rich in treas- ure their very grasa roots. Among the most prominent of this valuable group is the Josephine, over thirty feet. wide snore or less, impregnated with lead and sulphide of Over, as- saying foals twelve ounces to away up in the hundreds. Toere are two shafts -or rather holes sunk on this niareadon of lead), one fiteeu fort deep showing up a body of carbonate ore that would Justify any practical expeet. on examinatioti, in inveigling capitil to take hold. The other work is hardly wottli Mention, but enough has been done here and there to form more than s passing idea. Next on tho list of this group is the'llonne- stake, and it is very appropriately earned, for lionicetake it will be when sunk on to its vaults . sparkling with ruby sileer we say Itolay for this reseson,all over the surface 'ruby sil- ver and sulphurets have been found that assay up in the thousesids. - Now reader, gentle or iungentle, practical' or impractical, is -it. not reeionable to suppose what ism ) t o p is \(settle bottom? This rock neaer cease frosts the heavens. If it were gold it tnight have, for they say _Oise good ones) that the streets up there are lined with the yellow metal. lZeal estate commands good flep sires ill Basin, and our streets are lined with Isetieet, hardsworkisig mi iers and pro -Lois. Ise last tome mine or prospect is developed bt. - a gopher tunnel utt6, 501feet hew, showing at the face the tIcal, sensible and economical. queen has, through him,\recommeild- ealie character of quartz, but not so ' VII \ I es! l'resid.nit Cleveland to the protee• rit i as is found in the grass roots. .1 i the debt, smell as it is, is bonded, all t Ildt snarl: he prophecy! Wiwi' chi' 1 tion of '_he Almighty.\ It ,teenis, greet) is sunk se to the dept . .' of 4 ..00 • county warrants will be worth prac- 1 .I therefore, that. the Etispr - ess . of India orlinore feet, two of them at least--- I ourtlwir Nee yal'ae i.i ci.sli. Just , is eastitur about for iiillitcnee in other r, the Joaephine and Iforneetake- *Ili nuw reettea• is cheap in the en. :cr: - . .,.. (1 . 1 ,1 s t h an t hi s. stand with but few rivals in tin.. centers and gcssl securities will he • TOrritory hs bullion producer -, , eagerly jamped at by_ investors. THE UN CM PTION LA W. i:•lielle. GT. 13. what are_you doing m .:- ti.\ . Coity hon n ds are geerally regarded . Nu merous complaints are weekly flow are You? !. 'a ; \oilt. edo-' Thc e. 'securities. se of a' ! made in various sections of Jefferson I,Vh s t an I doing! Letting ‘mil solne of the truth about our prospe, ! - e ri 1 eteustr owing little anti rich like Jef- county becallac of the practice settle ; fersou is will easily be placed for i officials fellow ill the service of at- , , cash at par and II percent interest. I tachments and executions for the col- leetioi I of Ileles. It is charged that . MU:\ - ,oftsT26,1 the noted phrenologist, O. S. 1.'ee - per, . died at his ‘peesitlettee , Sharon, Conn., on the 18th nito If rtilirig passion is strong ifs death . tt is likely a chart -was prepared l'or _ the fere. titan, Charon, as they re v - ;_, or th\:dark and siletteS:y 1. A is tieeregate of twentreaix Lute - tired seal skios taken piv the I . . S. rto entielian ter. Hush Shepard com- manding. in addition to a large num- ber befere etlicialle reported, is net Etalesive of these the s a il. ors fo ri.1 foarThinelreil more skita ,o.1 ateisland . of ( )analat ke. lii Ileients this evening the '( Timers\ \all! have a big fea-t. Chairs are placed for numbers of them, :Ii•- rf,r(ling to the Ile-let:a papers. There I s no issinitais made, however, of the pt -tees that might have been tilled - had tee 1111111' absent \old -timers - been -strangled.\ I Seisetor Staid( tril has pre% ad a tertar .re the. , rail road cettintis- sitmers. NIeeers. Pattions and Ander- son sat alusst when the California magn ste coolly stated that the sees!! s et ote r or two millions paid nut lir the Central Pacific, was satis:atettry te the company and none of the etail- tnissitmers' business. Senaetr II. II. V irgiitia, preaents pitiab!t! specte- e!e ie for coutempt veart in his ii:ttirf• )wl1 of NVoodstock. Twenty - six yeereago;Ilenry Iliddleleerger was ! tito.1..st, bright and fareeite student , at his - , tate's university. He bore him !elf e silently as a soldier. Then he feolishl y got into politics. l'het) into excessive wbisky drinking at:d e•inds up in led Pity 'tis, 'tie true. leorge Wm. Curtis, the w unspiest If the in ugwumps, pots it tIsis way: -The conspicuous materialism of our national prosperity is the .true a cause of the prevailing proneness to- cerruption nepolities\ which. beieg interpreted, meaus that rich wen are scoundrels and only the ten are good. This is pretty rough mi the dozen or . more Montana emoney-bags'' who hope te pave with silver a athway Its the American Senate. Niii.;,),4 Journal says the man what gets up in his lodge and howls about labor and curses capital is of- ten the fellow who \hunts up a cheap barber restaurant arel a tTeerearlatror hall,\ ant t • tht;ir -- a`revaielsemes shou or this refuse thein • %reek. Suppose a poor devil can't af- .- faro gilt edge style like the Journel /K elpie put on, must he starve rather than take half a leaf ? , Must he go stubby bard becinse he can • ink afford! a 1.5-CPIll. Sid; A N TIl ER Ill9NTA NA MAI: D. Dttrilig tlw recent sescion of the Grand Lodge, I. 0. r. Weft Hailey it was arranged to close the proceed- ings with a banquet. At this banquet, e hick, for that little village, seems to have been pretty successful, a Mon- tana man, John NV. Eddy, Esq., of Helena, amid the walnuts and the wine, obtained the floor. Har Mg apol- ogized for his b ishfulness, the gentle- man proceeded to read (!) fourteen stanzas of an \original\ poem.\ At last accoutds none o: the audience hail died, but the people of this east - were of opinion that that sort of stuff Iva., monopolized' in the smoky settlement over in Sil%'er Bow counts - . Heartless Eddy is in )t 'one enough? LEhLIE'S TIP` papers ii the two largest cities in lontatia have been howling pro aml con for weeks about the fail- ure. Si) far, 0 0f the Gov erno: t ) give a commissiOn as colonel or the First Mentaisa militia regiment, to Sam- uel .1. 1:eynolds, lute captains of a mi- litia company in Silver Bow county. Ileyneltis was elected liccording to altlinugh it is alleged he voted fo: hiaino,f, using his own as well as the votes he held as proxy. 'rids was a mere matter of taste. It is alleged that Leslie refuses to commission Reynolds because it would not be fur the beet interest of the in ice. If the Clevernor he this he has It*af autheritv tui refte;tt the eemseissiole But it is due Ileyneltis end Ilea' majority of teilitia officers who elected him that ono:trinity should be giiett them and the people to know what is objection- a bl e abeait 1 . ;ev110151a. If the Govertior has reason to be- lieve Reynolds unfit it -would be iiiehly beetenints in him as it man and Mr. Minister Phelps, at the Court of St. James, has reached the summit of his little ambition. The good ord sun Basins!\ ).‘‘Then, there, old f e ll ow , s a te would-be mining bloats confine your- selves itivariably to the truth.\ tellere, here, no insinuatiuns, ;old these leejes are made on any proper- - fellow ?\ ty found in the possession of the • tellut tell me what is all thispain- a debtor-defendant, regardless of the statute exenetCng certain articles from levy amid sale. The SENTINEL has been requested, for the informa- tion of persoiltinterestod, to publish the substance of the Montana law ie this regard. Succinctly, the law operates in be- half of certain named classes, each individual of whom_must be a bona lide . resident of the Territory. The classes ice heads el families, farmers, ditsclasters, cart men, peddlers, team- sters, laborers, miners, professiotial men, 'mechanics and others named by the low. The property exempt is manifold: too:much so to be published . here. But iu general it may le• suited that a homestead of 100 acres as defined in the statute, heusehold furniture, apparel, a horse or nelle, or•yhte of Oxen. with cart or wagam, etc., etc., are brcluded. The list is a bug one as stated before, but the above named -property is the most usual. an official to promptly have an ins -sat- . the sitspaiti balance of the debt mid tigation of that fact. If the result now holds them for sale. Nfeantime show unfitness it would be israYe and manly its the GovertiOr to refuse, squerelv to issue the consinission for the debtor is witheet other property, and his friends and he are anxiously inquiring what relief he bas under the cause made known. If the re:mit fail law. to show unfitness it would be iri order for the militia commander -in -chief to l it ie see frankly admit it and right the wrong done a citizen, who surely stood first . in Isis comrades' esteem': when they selected hins to be theit rerrimental ; \ cumnsander. It . may be that there Is no &suede- tion for .t, but it is a fadt that a large majority of the people, twho, is their wishes being colisulted, have men to rule' over them tIn Montana, are strongly impressed With the idea that, if a political istOneybag, who ei:slies to whitewash himself into re• spec:ability by gebbltag up evens - - thng arid every position that riser -; given tro bowl he is not u qualified tend to he:p him secure a aeat :in a- t • officer under tutu law aml that one 1..\. S. S !rate, had been chosen, the A strong case has been stated to the SENTIN ILI. with the request that it notice it. A creditor sued his debtor, in attachniesit, before a jus- tics of the peace and the writ was levied oe artielea ,incits.lieg his only cow, team of horse-, with harness, and telly -wegres. All were usedin his business a s s e !fl Ater, whereby be supporteil,.in part at leas i t, his family consisting hf wife and children. This property ,was sold at public auction for cash. 'Elie tlebt4ir secured money from is friend amid bought in the team and harness at the sale, paving the purehase priee. The tees( pro c eeds of sale were not sufficient to pay the\ “Why, at jelly Jec O'Brien'e. debt. Next day the %tune officer at - etched the seine tean) at;,) harness for G. C. 13. astray Notios. On Lald fare bay hoar, branded a ids hislf eireleJ1 . 1)on loft sitsatIder ; Z on left a. ; J 1,0mm right thigh; seven years eld ; 7u pounds. A suitable Telittifil tor iii for ation leadlug to his recovvry. 3lits. :C. E. Council. Win ars, Meat. the provinca of the SEN. TI N El., or any other journal to give !ekel advice es -en at the request of patrons arid friends, hut if the debtor ill this case will consult an intelligent attorney it is almost certain that he will be told that the seizure and sale were grossly illegal. That he might have kept his exempted property if he bad detnanded it, . or caused the levying officer to get, for his own pro- teetion, alu indemnifying bond. That his remedy, if he claimed the proper - t% taken to be exempt, is by re- plevin or suit on auburn] of the levy- ing officer. That if that offieer has I* w so takes property under claim of of- eleetrie wires could nuti have flashed • fieial authority and has nii sach the news from Helena ta other towns . Ili the Territory before ithe - coniniis. thoritv, is a trastspa. e a , -- - - -- sion would have been isaued and the Strayet Pai-sting is the. order of the day j sit • i militiartian:s fii.sy amid feathery uIni- DOW form been orderiatl, lit4t upon such Is Ilt nlder. Arnetra ot urs tie slit ehly . Winslaer 110E44 Irf as bright as is new pat !. tl in it.- us.! • o• t. menng about, all this confusion and ;slitter ,\Enterprise confidence, my liar \ bay , • i\Based on what, slid V311 - Say r \Omu our mines and praspecti for t he future.\ -Who is doing all this buildirig?\ \Our merchants.\ u t iii •e ? hat building is this one going !\That is Schmidt st Gainer's whole- eale liquor devote that other stately - 'black is .1!)e 0 Brien's hotel, not yet termplettel. Do you know Joe? A f e ll ow with l o t s of anap and go( d Hail, will introduce vim.' W hat building is that going up?\ \That is the lc leinschmidt's nice bedding?' !\Come over and see Mike Adele.' liftle bird cage?\ : 1?-ilello, Mike, nice house you lure' r potting whst are you doing this 0 ,\ Wait and .aeo; tide is my office for the Iiipe-Mitiing zoinpany; don't be - in a hurry.\ W e will see you later.\ -What is that man doinolm -Digging a foundation For another building.\ e Whom does this one belt ng to?\ ,\That one Joe. Murphy is putting sq). Now take a kook at Keels Hill. • , -Who is putting op that building?\ \Charlie Smith. Know Charlie?\ ,\No.\ ;\Why I thought everybody knew g . 00d, kind-hrurted, whole-eouled Charlie! Come around to -night and have a bottle with Charlie, he is good cempany, and knows how to tell a yens- -look test for his dog, Sport- kur hew et Isite.\ I \What's that?\ \That is the sawnii41 ! \Where are you stopping?\ I 'n-kt tne Ilotel (le Basin.\ i \Well I dine at the belie:)uiitt). - 1\Where is that?\ Consumption Cured, An old physicians. retinal from netive tints -five Devine had placed in his hands hty an East ladle Sfiselonary the ferinula a simple vegetable remedy for the a wall- and permanent cure of Consump- t on, fironchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and all brunt and Lung affeettoua, after having ttnsrc,uutlslv netted its wonderful curative wens in tlionaands of maws, feels it hia uty to make it known to Isis suffering llowa The recipe sent FREE. to all who say desire in with full descriptions for itrepadrine and using. Address, number this paper, De. M. E. (ass, 201 Grand St., Jersey City, N. J. h irAes Dipthong JA on left shoulder cattle - Ulan right ribs. Range, Bostidar valley. P. 0. Boulder, rrom Ire nn-lhborbo' I tif • 'Pin t In Noara.naer. ' tree t•ise tax scasiia her . ' ' I feet .n1 sit,ir taraheel. 'gni 1 -c .;; .1 /pit tfazif. T -n attitara rettar4 will t,e lJ tiC tor hie iE.'r? Poumi. (:rwe P. (1.. cr iLtit c;•• rielii :Gouty, Moist. A N a\I' I (' 144. - -- Retie/mut N Mires . PreactOngevery.Sunday res trning at this M E. (turtle at 10:30 a. m e ets* time lit and 3.1 euudaya, Rev. H. Currin. • Id and 4th by the Preabyteriana. Sunday school at 2 in the afternoon. _ a v, (I. U.NV• Cesteinfal Lolge. No. .te. Meets every First and Third Monday In each month, in (load Templara' Visiting brethreu are cordially imvited to attend Jet). F. See )1. W. Ws Moneta, live. IL .1. 114)1 - cissuirrv, -- • NOTARY PUBLIC, - itloinanix. ( I FFICE • - With Dougherty Bros. _ (ha F. cow.m. M. H. Parker. COWAN a PARKER, Attorneys and Counsellors A.T LAW, MONT. class meat market. BOULDER CITY, Will practice instil the courts of Morena Territory. Meat Supplied to all Railroal and Thompson Campbell. J. H. Duffy. I Tie Camps at Reasonable rates. CAMPBELL & DUFF!, 1.11 - 0rders solkited and goods delivered. ATTORNEYS - AT -LAW. drefite-rison City. Mont.. BUTTE. MONT-ANA. 2Y\6 PEOPLE USE • FERRY'S SEEDS WILLIAM L. HAY, Attorucy nild Counselor at Law, irit Will practice in all gt the courts of Mon il l tura Territory. _ Boulder, Montana, DE. W. IL DUDLEY, Elkhorn, M. T., Surgeare to the Elkhorn mine. Refers wtih permission to Drs.L. E Holmes and E. D. Lear itt, of Butte, M. T. Dr. ('. Hunter, PHYSICIAN AND Sl7ECTEON. Graduate of the University of Penney -1 vania, Chas; of 1872-3. Office at Residence near Church. :m -II Ft teese OR EXTRACTED Boulder City, - s Montana. A. R. ROBERTSON, Dentist :-: Surgeon. Teeth Extracted Without Pain, Ealing and all Doted work done in a thorough manner and satisfaction guaran- tot d. LiffFirst two weeks in each month at the Windsor House, Boulder, and the next two weeks at the Ruasell House, Wicees. 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WO Illonneterad. o• listed raper, heavy feeaki•yaper \ever. Seat poet m it ;l F./1 use YEAS S StBSCRIPTION sued Web- el\ , steels Practical Dictionary kelp MO The on heady hosseheld diets...sissy published; Laos MIS 11-111115.. 04 rage*, CIO. h. (% Wood, 130. W. an M. g sa e a m id ) . mod pow r ea. 0513 YEAS II bt:Idit:RIPTION sod \boom sad Saddles,\ et lii. tri Deb.'s nit% Dea- d Ceder. by tivealsedi B. Caster, 51.90. \Every yule el - f in.etal , 114 a.'..co. lake • • all 5s - e, ciii reed Mk Custer a 4,41 wok forierleh les•reet. - N y 'Jerald it S., • sp. -al sod perms...It dietaries! ' il lP hd . ani tg e m il bs irio n n ie elot \ h \4 . 12-inia Tli\ sa is 2 pe.# 111 ea ri4r ams b t ,\ . poet= 11 d ; Pley .11111W ersill U IP PN s il ( B r Yiskr isa titi n A .lcoseer P-ress Scan - lard Do .les, 55, Sta. :la r driroi and n°A tort kennels a id braes b li retod e Thrn srlirl \ rad \. (eeninte• of quaffs, ',irk (row be. Peal pale I t y mamas, A.90 •-•••a l Y....137C11 IllSits lemma SINGER - I I $0.00 ON YEAR - , bl'ItsCRIPTItrie sodits• Pio- neer Press (Since') Dewing 1I•chfoe, SI in A perfect Reader ..a....drop-leaf table mool hoe rover two dreeera eve eitrecheisenee, warraseed I • Ifesight from Chicago paid by eulmenbea OUR CLUB PRELIMS. rabercipthe molar than Chile may Isetodo aeg of the abowe meal winos premiums. at a Nukes , real reward to Massie was cork be kerns* dee becri \ties lino( the What Lir PIONLER PRIM. w. .S the ft.11•1hteg premiums to them medlos Webs wads orris DOLLAR kr each schebribisr. (or if any eisbeentor la Club doe,* °tie of tbe oosnionau..• premiums, nowt doe meek o nbew q e.k.n the (rim above sassed fee tid mnatealetks). For et Club or MI. -The Lelia' Masud of rase, awls. (Deacribed &Were.) Far a Club or 3.-1114•11ers Prectiettl Diana - try. (Described dove.) For a Cl tab or 1215. -The Ireateake Pawn Prase Sas a. (Dear:bed shore) F`or a Club of 25 ONE OF THE • CELEBRATED CLC701 a Irani?, ORGANS te•zeolled Is Um world. Style - Cal,\ Las prim, sies. Tine ie • emeniSces• er\aa i• mild 'retold es\ wish besellm, lamp needs, elidisd leddroard. seals eked, mad iweiseepreef tech neat letorda fal lard\ • es, Imo s it 70 backed. 0 0 01 22 inelved. Five firstav'ene Soya fee, Mete of reads. Ma -amps. Tide la *as of ties MPS doericebie dyke 5. 15. este lespe, le hilly warteda of be lb. aseufectenees fle 8 m ar% asd eatisketim le personnel ly die Gewalt) Nerthwewers Agent. Mathes Ford. at when irnnt. ralle sae Offla ..1 , 11b0111•14 St Peal it may be woe and wheeled If dented. Pastas Marle a K M, ety'm eh... orreee ma have Ado dolma eves tones ireei dress wive leithlei beak of boys. pipe tea Isa4,1rivial kw. con:alai eg ii_ssus roods, 27 nom, and listed It ,34.4 arcoveneeekly krIteeleh ass minas Mis s web kuYikiedayiesiessele nod awoke\ shoed is; at Seek Fast- a Club of in k /1 , 0 A SIT OF T CF Nie , • FIN Z IMPORTED ta Cc ea 1 1 will offer at private sale my barn with , two iota. together with all the horses, bee 1 half cash and the balance in one year. pea • wagons, etc. Terms of sale- -( )De I J. R. WARIEN. ct aunt a •• min poe, 5 Band Instruments! LIST num, tastes. l' , 141 set sweep*. ef I end I Id r re 254 Silos. I Ile Tower.. 1-4 Ito, VIM. I a I•Ift (ell Gomm p vas calved.mellhiseh Bair Dina, patiefa. lye 111-ssolit Twins D. i.e. Premise tafastry These ketnineals are erupciZ \ lert r inportam-dee well- haws mad 16136141 in.611 lases 40W. J. DyM Sm. . Si, Pies and Miseesp•- 011, • I 6111310.1.11 friluirabto• 11. seitistanies. nen isistreatesse sus focieLe•r Fa g an\ hole smelt sad assin are ehedr wanness. Ajp- N0A7 le tiks thee Pe eons rraus vc.,eot AND CITY. Los • Ivrwuraeornsercz milielbed Most Isla m 14, ma moat by maple eoplies. see. • t coat cos veer Iasi pope. asbraspandia I -.vs lienr41.1100. 4 • 4, 01. 1 . • PAC** CO.. Irr. PAUL. Wein Livery Barn for Sale. Lime. At Swarbrieh's Lime Kiln. on Elkhorn Creek. 40 rent. pee atethei Grand Central Hotel Bach Cory & Co., L't'd. I3A, /IL OiNT (a..;uccessors to 'W. II. GREEN $ CO.) BEED & HINDA, Peers. The Leading sold only First-class hotel In Helena. Pricas reasonable. Everything New and of the La- ,. test sty - le. - - MAIN ST. Jefferson Market. A. C. 4) UA1NTANCE/ Dealer in OEM &RETAIL GROCERS, Produce, Provisions, Etc. 3:30ITLID=. CITY,MCD1 , Tr._ Fresh Beef, Mutton, Pork, Sausage, Fish, etc. Fresh Butter In fact everything usually kept in a Brat - ON. FERRY I,. admitted te“ - 15. - LARGEST ILEUMS Ae world. 0. M. FERRY I COS ni est rate.i. eripUve A ritied SEED ANNUAL For 1687 will be mailed FREE to an a t olicnote. us u al cud:snare without or - derma A. 7 1 / 1 W1i.16•4 tie an.iffrore per- XXI st.ns.g dra. ?via or \new Sates Alt 0..14 arid for el. Address I. M. FERRY & CS. Detroit, tal.oh. BOULDER CITY' Saddle and Harness 0 P . John F. Sheehy. Prop'r. '.aaving purcaesed a stock of harness leather and mottiothig, I am now prepared to make anything in the above line to or- der. All work warranted band -made and no charge if not satisfactory. Buggy Trimming Done to Order. MP ?> BEAST! Mexican Mustang Winn Sciatica, Lumbago, Rheumatism. Barns. Scalds, Stings, Bites, Bruises, Bunions, Corns, CrETIRLEINIS Scratches. Sprains. Strait's, Stitches, Stiff Jointa, Backache, Galls, Sores, sparest creeks. Contracted Xnaalas, Eruptions, Hoof Ail, Screw Worms, 41winney, Saddle Galls, Piles. THIS GOOD OLD STAND-BY accomplishes for c, - erybody exactly licked t. claimed for IL One the reasons for Lino groat popularity uf the Mustan g Liniment le found In it. nal venial npplisiability. Everybody needs neon a medicine. The Lumberman needs it in case of acrideut. The Holz 'malt. needs it for g eneral &dilly use, The Cannier needs It for his teams and IAA MM. The :Ilechaulc needs it alw a ys on his work bench. The Miner needs It In oase of emer g ency. The Pioneer needs1t-ean't g et alen g withaat The Farmer needs It In his home, his stable, , and Ids stock yard. The Steamboat man or tbe Boatman needs It In liberal supply alloat and 1.40101111. The Horse -fancier noeds Is Ids beat friend and safest reliance. The Ntoch-grower needs It -it will sore Jess thou,a n ds of dollars and a world of trouble.. - The Atalleoad ntan needs It and will need tt so king as his Melia round of accidents and dao g ors. The Backwoodsman needs It. Them is noth- in g like it as an antldote for the dangers to Ida, limb and comfort which surround the pioneer. The Merchant needs It about hie store amon g his employees. Accidents will happen, and when these come the Mustang Liniment is wanted at once. Keep Bottle In the }louse. 11,5.5. beet of economy. Keep a Boule In the Factory. Its Immediate use In case of accident saves pain and loos of wa g es. Keep a Bottle Always is the Stable for nee when wanted. 15-es.rr =INT Fr S Obtained, and all Patent Business attend- ed to promptly atelier moderate fees. Our office is epposite the U. S. Patent Office, and we can obtain patents 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 tu officiais of the U. S. Patent office. For circular, advice, terms and references to actual cli- ents in your own State or county, write to C A.troINOW az. CO., Op. Patent Office, Washington, D. C. WORKING CLASSES retearnet now prepared to furnish all classes w0 em- ployment at home, the whole of the ime. or for their spare mornentsl &nines sew. light anti profitable. Persons of eiths sex easily earn from 50 ceuts *$5.00 pert - en- ing, and a proportional sum by des', isle all their time to the businest. Heys Ind girls earn nearly as much as men '1 sat all who see this may send their addrss, and tpst the business, we make the offer To such as are not well satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for the trouble of wa Full particulars and outfit free. Ad nese GEOSOI STINSON & Co., Portland, Maine. Strayed or Stoles From Elkhorn, the 15th of last April, two horses; one a gray, branded with three bars on left thigh, with half circle over them. The other. a bay, branded with on right shoulder Both were shod when last seen. Ten dollars each will be psi for the return of horses to this place JAY HAIL/TIN E. The Miners Home. S A_ T_J001•T_ Wicket+. ... ... Mont. The bar Is stocked with fine liquors, fresh beer and best cigars in'anarket. 12 1-2c. DRINKS. 12 I -2c. HARRILL BROS., Prop'es. Taken Up. A small serne Sort.-.. weight abort aen errands ' 9 years old an -1 Grande.] J 11 ea sight shouldre The owner can have same by premet arepeer treeere at MR make. and Eggs a Specialty. Having purchased a large invoice of goods from the East, we are now prepared to present to the peo- ple of Boulder and vicinity, and the Territory at large, a complete line of merchandise, consisting of everything in keeping We have a full line of with the wants of the people. Hats, Caps, Boots & Shoes, GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. POWID=R.,, CA_PS A 1•TID ITST-3- A. WICKES* ot• '4•5C•esava ide 41P Mk efeelbelhalinlaviarea-de ere iteedellfe efrilf,Ar dee* difte ea et- ' ÷ goods NOI1011S I N etqc••.4.e.C. , ar MS -S-45 semeaa•wpaiaamaremoie4eamaa111,4•40.91046 se ea ilicat;*are A c.omplote rAne or Summer Dress Goods, staples and Fancy Goods, CLOTHING, BOdTS Men's and Boys' Furnishing Goods. Just Received an elegant assortment of Ladies' and Misses' Shoes. Also ltIen's and Boys' light and heavy Shoes in great vari- ety, suitediO all classes. BOULDER, 11 M. Peacusx, Helena. SHOES. MON'IANA. Wu. aiottens, Boulder. Parch.era. cL Mo=is, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL ID IR, T5 0- 0- I --Carry a large stock of DRUGS., CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, BRUSHES, WALL PAPER, WINDOW GLASS, PATENT MEDICINES. PERFUMERY, And LET ARTICLES, Also Lamps, Candies, Tobaccos, Cigin ULAN It 110411 - V4 and 03 .- r,icritENIz‘l - !.; 0: :0 PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED A' ALLtiours. A finl um of Watches ard Jewelry alwaya c/ hand F. W. COMBS & CO. DEALERS IN GENTS' FURNISHING C. i, Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, flofo - Also agents for A. Raymond I& Co., Merchant Tailors, New Yofk City, whose elegant suit patterns we now have, and are prepared to take measures for suits or parts of suits. Ryan & Leighton's old stand. itigATTENTION! THOS. F. MURRAY'S STOCK OF General Merchandise! Is Complete in all its Departments. DRY GOODS, BOOTS & SHOES WINES, uquons AND CIGARS, Miners' -- Supplies, - - Powder, -- Si eel, GENTS' FITRITISIIING GOODS, Best Bargains to be had in Boulder. ..•
