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e PROTIDelIONAL CARD& riell JOT», do.•••• es...ercist se 14:1( AT LAW, Mr. la the ?molten & Morris block Hausaut Jamaica Comm Idtmara CIONWAIS Is PAILSLIBIR. OHMS tad OWN3/1.1/al Li?. o Boulder, - - 'Montana. I. Ix. L. MAY, NV • ATTnitNEY - AT - LAW. Otior in the Court-Houne. • BOCLDER. : NONTANA. 1[;, 300. D. GILIKEJER. ATTORNEY -AT -LAW. Dim M the Bach. Cory it to. Bloclo, Ilocte ',mason Comm 110..r.a.. A. EMBOWER/I, M. D., PHYSICIAN ..DSURODDN, BOrLDER. MONTANA. Nee the Alliersen rowdy Brink building. Paimss,o Becl.rds. Hof SPRINGS • UAW ORIBRIB AT THE LIVERY STABL311 PIZTOMen. M D. Perress, •Po SUROZOil„ 1011141/0104, • Molt -mac Oámod reuldener-Sonth of Broddee river .4S N. D., Phyadoiata anal Sursreon, INELEMA, : MONTA 1. BFLLA RD, -Pt.:. itN Amin St IttatnN- Ificaeu, . NIONTARA. D - IL A. R. ROBEItTSON T, 1.: T st.R(Fe.:‘,N. Blenald work done in a thurt.tigh manner and roarouster.1 Rao taan--ainit ast Troll ktrsoel tarot his. ea r . me t . ? .b.a.-eson sinty Boot. .til.ler. 11... T. soereTY N Ern N 4 % S• the action of Montana on there clues- I Legislature, it will surely be an edify- . the occupation of teaching. In 1884 ; tions will be an important factor in '. mg spectacle to see that body attempt • ,he came to Montana, locating in Jet- F , proper, 1 to divide. two.United States Senator- ' ferson county. In 1886 he was elect- 4:‚ , 1711L . jelireeW mit.\4\H- their decision It is 4iiiinriatl • ' ships between four millionaires. But cd Superintendent of -Common Sehoola therefore, that these priuciplestelmuld t over J. N. Anderson, and last year ae the first Legislature of Moutana is be clearly set forth, and to this pur- to be Republican, the new State will was reaected to the same position fir the coming month be represented in the highest councils over M. F. Allen by a handsome Will pownier in an Ike mutt» of Unitas,* Territory. P HHe T H E AGE - majority. He is a member of the game F. (AMAMI M. H. Palomar. will be largely devoted, with the hope ; of the nation by brains and not Knights of Pythias and the Odd .: • Fellow societies. RA ILlt0A DS. that the • election returns ori the night of the first Oetober will show that it has been emiiiently sueeessful. FRANK 1 IARIAŒ has become famil- iar with the :Mars of the office of the Clerk of the District Court, is accom- modating to all who have business at his office, is a candidate on the Re- publican ticket for election this fall, and should receive the support of ev- ery Republican in Jefferson county, and of all Democrats who desire hou - estY and capuble services in the county ()Meese Jeeressos Cocsre will need a good representation in the first State Legis- lature. Certainly it would be - well to schQt ' among others Such a man as. Capt. S. A. Swiggett, who has been tried and not found wanting, who is a man of large business and political exie•rience, and who is rapidly taking a front place in the councils ' of the Ti ffs Republican party. of Montana. .kf- Ilmes Mawr MAC» err owthully invited to attend. F. woursev, C. C. W. INktrierai. K..' R. It / - 1 A. 111.•,,F. Ill leteliFAVION PfelT NO.)? hadi moist turipilrea oft tan last Thursday e vrishut elf emir nisatti at the I. tr. G. T. boll, ta litositissr. Co'ntrains \-Silting iii tl { :1 vicinity sre in- vited to amtnith sii: -.. ILI. KENNEDY. et out Couinuander. Ono. V Ciusras. Aegean). s. B UIE OOP JZIP1PURUPON MONTANA nereseese W. IL oJervar. - - - JetlIKILL. - e e arers:»rs, A. ausiefora. PRESIDENT. VICE-PRES. eusarre IL F. 1100117i, LITOPOLD r sertiroor. DO A GENERAL ferson county can not go amiss in sending him to the Legislature. THE BUZIli;AX Chronicle wants Mr. Rotwitt. Republican nominee fur - Sec- retary of State, * defeated because he has made an exoellent County Clerk in Meagher teninty and been reflected by the people to the position for a number ' of years. That is a rather queer argument to (lane from the bowels of a party which sent Martin M aginn he to Congress for *ix or seven tenus. The argument - certainly can not come from the brains of the par- ty. THERE ICI NOT a braver, squarer. more honest Man in Jefferson e flinty than Frank Lindsey, the Republican va œ !elL 41 e a u - nominee for Sheriff, and he is increas- ing daily his already large' number of friends sus he proceeds with his can- vass. • He does not propose to buy any votes and does not believe that many people would sell their votes even if lie were so corrupt as to want to buy. Iré goes - before the -people on his merits, and if he is elected the people I. F: C T IONS can be assured of having a splendid Sheriff. IF:XCHANIGY: SOT.» Oa all the Prinei !ski Cities of the Worbl. t: 0 L 11112. RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION THE AGE - • - BOULDER, MONT. &metered at the Forted Stater Protonic.. of Botildpr Taney. lionima Territory. tut etrcuttoi-ehrot• niai) neaSer. The et/mimosa a Tee Atm this week is the aglow Wairsasnav. Sr:ma'am 4, 1889. CHANGE OF MANAGEMENT. With this issue, Mr. 'Will Kennedy has retired - from the editorial man- agement of Taa Aos and Geo. D. Greene, Esq.. of Boulder, assumes the positiou for the coming campaign - 2 Under his management Tan AGE will support the Republican State and county ticket and do all in its power to elect that ticket, Believing that the principles of the Republican party are the best for the financial. moral, and social prosperity of the new State, it will endeavor to present those principles to its readers in such a manner as to win support for the party and ticket from those who may be in doubt and from those who here- tofore may have entertained a differ- - eut view. It heartily supports the nominees of the party, believing them to be reliable and competent men ,and it will urge their election as the method of applying the principles of the party. Thequest ions which the people of Mon- tana have to settle are no longer those solely of local self-government. but there are national issues at , take and DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES. Brief sketches of mimic of the Demo- cratic nominees for the offices - to be filled by thé ' electors of Jefferson county are herewith given: • • mantes Z. Wm?, Of Jefferson City, is the Democratic nominee for Clerk of the District Court for Jefferson 4:Minty. He Was _born in New York City in 1860 and received his education at the Mount Waeliington Collegiate Institute, from which -- institution lie graduated hi 1876. He then took an additional rof schooling in the University of ew York, and in.1877 came to Mon- . He followed clerking and ranch - in à . '.1•Offersoli county for five years, in the meantime marrying a Montana girl in Radereburg. In 1882 he re- turned to his former' home in New WHEN A SERV . .NT has been faithful fOr many years tö all trust and confi- dence repesed in him, and moreover by his familiarity with every detail pertaining to his duties has become more efficient than any other one could possibly be, is there any good reason to discharge him and give his place to . some one 'else, and thereby suffer from inefficient service for a while? Is that sensible course? Voters, think of Chas. E.. Stevens when You read this, and keep it in your mind until I election day. - -------- York and was there engaged in the real estate business, again coming to Montana in 1887. He has since been engaged in this county in merchan- dising. Ile is a member of no social organization. ALEX T. Ykiff, The Democratic nominee for County Clerk and ex eeio Recorder, was born in Boonville, Missouri, in 1860, and was educated in the State University at Columbia, Mo. After graduating he engaged in bookkeeping and bank- ing, and in 1885 came to Montana, ' being engaged in this Territory in the Butte bank of Clark ' itc Lambie and in the Bank of Jefferson County. Ile made a visit home last winter, hut returned last spring, and is becoming identified with the mining interests of Jefferson county. Ile ia unmarried and is not a member of any of the social or benevolent societies. .DOLLET HA ILFORD, Candidate for mêlection fie the office of Sheriff, was born in Columbia, Mo., in 1861, coming with his parents to Helena in 1866. He watt educated in thectnnmon schools ofthe Territory and the high school of Helena, this being supplemented by eighteen months in the business college of Davenport, Iowa. He has been en gaged in farming a considerable share of the days of his manhood, though for a couple of years he was eonneet- ed with the office of the City Marshal of helena in a clerical capacity. Three ' years ago he was the nominee of the Democrats of Jefferson county for the office of Sheriff, but was de- feated by Dan. McNeill by a very considerable majority. Last year he again received the nomination of the Demomey for the office and was elected over Frank Harlow_by a small majority. Ile is married and has one child. THE i•UltsEILNIF-NCY Of - the Democ- racy of Montana to \ boodle, \ was very clearly ' shown at Anaconda last week in the enthusiasm with which' Millionaire Sam Ilauser, Mihliobaire ' W. A. Clark, and Millionaire C. A. Broadwater were appointed a Commit- tee to wait on Millionaire Marcus Daly and request him to act as Chait- man of the Democratic State Central Committee. The enthusiasm mani- fested at the time was never equalled during the sessions of the Convention, and, indeed, was never approached except when it was announced that the platform endorsed the Republican principle of protection to home in- dustry and again when it was ailei4v flounced that Major Martin Maginnis had consented to be led like a lamb to i the sacrifice. Of (verse the Big Four will contribute cheeks far tens of, thousands of dollare to the campaign fund, and their reward is expected in I the future in the shape of seats in the United States Senate. Mid should the new State be so unfortunate as to enfer the Union with ti Democratic E. P. WAXEN, Nominee for County Treasurer, was born near Mineral Point, Wis., in 1851. He received his education in the publie ' seliools and in the normal school of the State at Platteville. He taught school a couple of years in Wisconsin and in 1873 came to Mon- tana. Since coining to Montana he has been most of his time in Jeffer- son county, engaged in teaching, freighting, railroading, and farming, having now a large stock ranch near the mouth of Beaver creek. He was married in 1876 and has six children. Last fall he was nominated by the Democrats for the same position to hich he has been nominated this 'year, but was defeated by Dan. McNeill. W. E. DEAN, Democratic nominee for reêlection to the office of Superintendent of Com- mon Schools, was born in Louisiana in 1856, and was educated in the pub- lic schools of the State and in the high school at Fayetteville, Ark. Sinee leaving school he has followed THE NEW ; TICKET. THE Aos presents herewith the form of ticket which mast be used in Montana at the election next month. The official tickets, that is, time which must be used by the electors in casting their ballots, will be prints ed by the respective counties. As may be seen, the ticket is likely to be quite lengthy. Properly there should be two tickets, one for the county and one for the State. When» the new law was first drawn up it was net anticipated that Montana *old beeome a State so son, and under the Territorial elections the ticket would not have been distressingly long. if the law works satisfactorily, it will be the duty of the next Legis- lature to ,amend the law in this and in other particulars. The voter indi- cates the person for whom he wishes to vote by placing an X ' in the right- hand column. If the elector wishes to vote for some one whose name is not on the ticket, he writes the name in the blank space under the title of the office. For Mesabi r at Cenagrees. Ten ferias Rensibliesot CARTER. T11031414 H. Drneorredir MAGINNIS, MARTIN ______ 01` veremr. • l4\ SO %. . Repaelienw POWER, THOMAS C. Ocuesera'ie SiOLE, JOSEPH K. alM71 .' r ' u. or Lie 4. G.v. Denterrofie CONRAD, JOIL f Republican RICKARDS. J. For Seere any of Mate. ‘i. 4 e . '' .. D:ovembe BROWNE. JOSF.PH A. - Re:He:knot .ROTWIIT. 1.011,4 im e nrari reerre . Demmer.« if COLLINS. JERRY Reptakterin , II icic M A N. R If 1 1 A RD e. For St te Auditor oilIWIV. Denemintie FITZGER A tit THOMAS to........MA....- A. Ale...not- .1,1111Cile à Ilauttli Dakota, North Dakota. Montara, likaubiliagton. «rot February «tit the President *Igroril the bill minting South Dakota. North Dakota, Montais-. rod Washimorm Steles of the Cohan. Sun -ru Dearn•.-The great Prairie Stele. to which the M. Paul. Minneapolis * Mantitoba Railway has there main hum. reaching Ej/etidaie. Aberdeen, Huron, Watertown. ami Sioux bill.. Go to Mouth Dakota Tin the st. Paul. Minneapolis It Manitoba Railway and pa. I:numb St. Pool mad Minumpoli» re comae. Nooto Dagova.-W hem grown the No. I Hard *Motels Fife Wheat whom bea/thful climate nurture* the most vigorou, and brainy eivilisetion COI earth, where shtick counts,. mite more wheat. oats. and barley than entire States, the moil of whom fertile prairies is tidier than the valley of the Nile; where the Turtle Mountain, Minot. and Devils Lake land districts invite the hommeeker to lees -re • free home. Magnifies -at daily train novice to Faro». Grand Forks. firulton. Devil» Lake, liuttineau, and all other inipurtant point& MorrARA. Tat GoLDITY.-Treasuree in her mines of preeirma no -tabs M her 4.010.000 heed ef live Mock; profit in her fertile nettle, producing a larger yield olnsgei glum any other Stele or Territory; the riche o et fairy pers-habitant w h e n- i on earth; perity is a -ha --l. has the heet-prid in the world: a balmy winter elminate. Famed by warm winds front the l'acide. The St Paul. Minneapolis it Manitoba Railway ia the only railroad pitman( through continuum agricultural country from St. Paul and Minneapolis to the 'Rocky Mountains, It runs through the great reservation of 18.000,000 acres of Land, fret- to settlers, in the Milk River valley. Wood, water. and rua)abundanee; no irrigation required; the only line paining through Great Palle, with its leitialtià borne -power cataraets. immense one vein*, and eurrouuding (ermine country of free lauds; through Helena. the capital t•ity and comm.:r- e-al renter of Umtata.. and Butte. thr richest minims camp on eaxtli. to San Franesocu by the Columbia river valley. Portland. and Shasta route, or Ogdesi. rte.. to California prdnta. Remember this it. tbe only line miming dining cam. sleeping ears. and free colonial sleeper» of its own from St Paul and Minne- apolis to Great Fallon. Helms, and Butte. It in elm the *boated line to Butte. IC Amu ximos.-The country of tall timber. indented by Puget !Mond, the Mediterranean of the P.5-ide.Do not forget that the St. Paul. Miuneapolm* Mani- toba Railway is the 'lady line w h o ce hicffers a choi of three emites 0 the Pacific coast. The Manitoba -Pa- rtite route is the only line whit h poomengersra mute for Teennot. Portland, and Sun Francisco can pan through POrt Townsend and >rani, Free eol- «mists teepees run through without change or delay. Diataiser to the Pacific comet is same a» brother hum. but priers of ticket» are five and ten dollar* lose. Take the Seattle rtutte For further itaformetion. map.. rate*. and puMies- bona in regard to the resammes of the four new Mates. write orapply to Ir. I. Wm -rue. Gen, Pam. and Ticket Agi.. St. P., M. -M. Ky.. Ni. Flail, Illan. ' rum criéNamA.I. lei _A_ 1•T 1'1'013.A. 1=2... 4 LII.. - WA:Y The NEW AND POPULAR SHORT LINK Between_ Helena. Whdres. Boulder. Butte. Marysville, Itt. Paul, Minneapolis, Ultimo°, and all point» Eat... Now open t or Pamenger Trunk with Solid Through Trains Daily between BUTTE HELENA .9.0 Sr PAUL Palm Selma Cos. lemmas Ikon Cent. Illsgslarat Ilsr Cm Irs. 'Di hoiden:4 Carr, kr Sens- haisagirt The attention or the People .4' Jellreraon county la core:alb , coiled bt the fact that by the Montana t eatrai tailored Obey can reach Helena be- fore torim each day. bat -e family »tit hour* for the traneartion of thrir business in the aSty, and on the way home • in the evening ean get a thus -upper in tht mairnitirent For Aft' truory Greer -I. \ e ' , «truing e-weltert of this RePothiirmi ASKHENRI J. t ',mum pan y Ite Are tor answer I àe Dem.eratie iPF:MBE1RTION. W. Y. eall of , porter. ..Seipper le Now Bendy loth. Dhadrag Cite\ pror fleet Juistlee. y i ble.*,.. Renji ¡non »LACE. HENRY N. --, 0 - Dragn 7 »rq 4 k iDxWen.F. fifF:Fitio. - îe --- Safety. Comfort. and «wart ___ Patron». ...fief er' for IIII Our . Folkaritrie iirthe ties..( arri el end departure .0 - POT A arembite Jersiter-S t'r Ti...e ne. t ns rai at Itotsd:er tIte new tde, taking elfeet Demormik A RmerrRoNo. FHA Nret - E. May Rept4Vimin HARWOOD. K No. 1 -Helena and Butte Expreet, fur Bello and the ecnith.,O.>1 a. in. No. 2-1 tel. aio' Butte Express from Butte and POT A.m. Jtest.-7 ‚-r teem. =re the mouth. -Le p. TO. RIPIEPOliD. WALTER M. No. 3 -Montana I milk Expiem from Si, Paid and theW/TT. WM. II . tie east. SAO p. us. 1)--t41. Paid Atlantic Ex. from Butte and the south SM a. to. >or Clara guipeenite Ennui. me==, No. S-Maryorrille Etyma., arrives at Hearne woe me m. Dcarnt lin CoPF.. FJORGP: F. Iss*7-Marystillie Experts, arrives at Helena SAO RelishGoi” E3'.NNF.111\ WM,. J. P No. 6-Marywrille Ertirew. leave. Helen 7.31ba. m. No. a -Marysville Express. leaves Helena 4.10p. a. Trains N.o. and 4 moonset at Butte with Palos Amide. For further information rail on or ouldrees may ‚gent of this company. or P. P. SHELBY, General Manager. M. P. BENTON . Tram, Pam. Agi, Halra.. Dessamordic know/Wino eediers (se em:Arne THOMAS For .Volage Feb Ittuatet. rTrff= s .10t11 1 547TDOM AS Pori/abet Reoreseuttaitve.Yeirireir. Rrnohl.ran taioxpref. JAMFA E. 1),, \^ , etti\ WHALEY. WM. C. Dt For 1Paiellte-iiitar. Drateerek f'ARWELI, EDWARD kepablifiiTe WISHER. ROBERT l'or Rpreeratateree. Dem°\ ^i i e mounr, PETER Renuldiran ilentoerahl Tee\inehlierin Renehlicon Demorraffi lteshrtaa CRONE. I. J. OAFFNEY, W. D. AlVit. A.'.. tt%VIGGETT„ SA '\flrrE:L A. TWOHIL J. C. Beptilittean b7 - t t1T - O - CiTt TT - Reïnàbiken tbemorratat Republeenn Deinneralfe Gatalatry Ceutademera. GILFIERT, JOHN R. MeCAY, J. J. MeMILLA N. A RCHIRALD MURRAY. JOHN MYEILN, WM. V. TUTTLE. SHERMAN F. The full ticket of Jefferson county is not given above, but there is suffi- cient for the guidance of voters. If there are precinct nominations, they will go on the ticket in the same way. If there are any independent, prohib- ition, single -tax, or other nominations for any of the offices, they will go on the ticket in their appropriate places and in the same style as the regular nomination?, if properly filed with th' County Clerk twenty days before election. In printing the tickets, there is nothing to prohibit the print- er from separating the State, Judicial, count, ' and precinct nominationeby a title showing what ticket follows. - • G el. MIT ' VIA THE NOISTIII,.UX' PACIFIC Itailroaad \1\13.10 Z. - 11x2.11:tg Ceti - 11.c:biLit•o AND Great Short 14ne to Baustern Cittea. SIMS mile. The filmanaat lima* to CHICAGO AND ALL POINTS 'EAST. And the only THROUGH CAR LINE , LW. ;sit um 11magle Cart Pailoaa Palm Reim. NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TARI.E. The following ‚lhe time of the parturea of trams on the Northern by the latest schedule which arrival* and de - Pacific at Helena Mat effect Mare' 3let, AlitarrAta AT SAS* No. I--Throngh Weet-hound Limited ...,130pni No. 3 -Through Eset-liotand Limited.---7CO pm \ 9 --Butte. Miremoula. and Helena Erprent_li-Ni pen \ 19-Marreville Pam -noire *MI • in \ 12-Mariimille accommodation _2:31D p m \H -Rimini mecum.. Mon.. Wed. & Pridny..5-00. p m \ 5 --Wickes andlloulder Pam-. . Irleh a ea norasitmers ‚mow MAMA. No. ITlinreigh West -hound limited_ .3 15 pin 1 -Through End -hound Imaited....._7:35 pin ' 7 -Helena. Buttemell Minmelin Esprem.-7:416 a in \ 11-Marmeille ..3.3n p on \ 11-Marketille areommodegiem 10:00a nt \21 -R us -mi larrATIL. Wed., it Friday*: IS m \ ti-Wiekert and Boakter Puma._ • 41.10 p nt A. D. EDGAR. General Agent. ('.5. FE.F.. Helena, Mont WO. lien ress met Ti. -k.-4 %gent st Pont /1 •
