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R p tA t1r the tall tower Ha. w d ;0apt the Dignity x of l:ab Sa Jaun 9t1.-The committee to hatlaw Meld of his nomination for we gprelidenoy, wownt to Onhir.farm, • eountry residence. near White where they proceeded to earry out estrunotions. aditegs of noti- was de- l4 by Benator uboit, The speech it eery brief. He trad to the norm. Won by the Min- .• s onventions to the tact it came an- i"t and with unanimity, and iniued:2 "Your DUBOI. setant, consistent, efective advocacyr repttbiloan measures for many years, and I the honor end dignity with which you rep- ted our country abroad. have merited tor you this distinction. The American ople appreciate the patient, skilful I tplomacy by which you opened the mar- Otl of France to the product of the Amer- leait farmer. We believe the people will estain republican principles, endorse the :• onallty of our standard bearers, and r that the wisdom of our selection at Minune- apoli will be fully demonstrated by your triumphant election at the polls in Novem- b WMr Reid, in replying to the speech, ex- Shis heartfelt sense of gratitude for Sconfidence shown and the high trust `dvolved by the nomination. He spoke of h Srepublican part as having guided the ri entry on a path of unparalleled prosper- ty with but four years interval since 180, 4 said: "A profound sense of the re- ponsibility, and a most earnest desire to g orge the trust reposed to the satiasfro- on of sixty-five millions of freemen and the best interests of the country, is the mastering emotion of the hour. Not ving sought the great honor you con- e trod, as you jeustly stated. I am the6more q pmt in saying, as a citizen and a repub- t' I shall not shrink from the duty you ve imposed." t The speaker said h acosepted and adopted Bl n f•ll the issues laid down by the Minneu - apolis platform. They were the principles ,Ider which the country attained phenom- enal prosperity and growth. Under them labor has been freed, honored and better tewarded than elsewhere. The largest ex- 1mple of equality before the law the world sa yet been has been promoted. To regret u hsee principles would be to indict the on lorions history of the nation for almost s pest third of a century. ou ad a natural leader in the eminant public servant, tlun substantial results of A. wtose wise, faitful administration has B. hed inlspiradOn for the canvass. I B, h- expected to And associated with him Ii my distinguished friend who now adorns B. the ofie of vice-president." As. however, B the party has thought wise to adhere to the B, doctrine of rotation in office, it gave the B. speaker the right to claim, not merely the C( earnest support of the united party, but the Cl best counsel, most watchful personal as- Cl sistance of all its faithful, experienced Cc leaders, to the end that this great common- CI wealth may throw a decisive vote on the Cs republican side. ID eferring to Blaine he said : "I cannot D s•upress on this occasion one word of affec- D tionate recollection for my friend in so E many presidential campaigns, the great F etateman whose present cruel bereavement, following hard on two similar blows, has H touched the tenderest sympathy of all, not H merely his political assootes, but both H parties and the whole dountry." The Ja speaker closed by predicting republican K success. __I_________ a' te m p a t em bt Sbelo te normal doutthw lay o aIl adi are adanling seai f-r Td emi-geahton has ab ut eaht tap liblte 4 . il.in lt. l eeticr. ** r1ue eaoariatlaottr amen crop and the ro on the Oattle rae its in good condillon., and the outlook fi lrow- iuK better every day. re•itpltatlon-The preelpitation during the past week ban consisted mostly of local showers, and has been fairly well distrib. ut.e. The steeams and river are still car. rying their full capacity of water. The Sroundis in splendid oonditlol for grow. SThe following pre pitations are reported r for the past week: Helena, 0.77; Boseman, 0.91; Gilendive 0.0; Boulder, 0.74; Horr, 1.14. From delayed reports of last week: Aseinniboine. 8.27; Boulder, 2.65; Fort Bu- Sford, 1.88. Remarks by obeervers at varlous points are made as follows: Horr-It has been cold and wet most of the week, and crops of all kinds grow very slow. We nee. more sunshine and warm weather. Cold Springs-The past week has been blessed with numerous fine showers of rain, accompanied with light thunder and light- ning. Grain and vegetables are RrowlnR fine. Havre-'l he temperature has been below the normal during the past week, while there was an excess in precipitation. Over three inches of rain fell on the 10th and 11th. Stookmen feel better now that the hay crop is assured. Fort Buford-Heavy rainfall of the past r three days averaged half an inch each day Swas very beneficial to grass, etc. What is now needed is warm days with plenty of sunshine. Harrison-On the 10th and 11th of last week we had a rainfall of ive inches, com- inR in good time as the ground had com- menced to net dry. but now it is in splen- did condition. Crope and gras going ahead in good shape; the outlook is im- proving. Boulder-Two and two-thirds inohes of rain fell during the. past week, which will probably be the making of the bay crop, and greatly assist other crops, especially as the storm seems to be over and the weather bids fair to be warm, making fine growing weather. Bozeman-Crope are In good condition I and are growing steadily. Creeks are all full, but the comparative cool weather has C kept down any possible overflow. The rain C has come in the form of showers, except the E rain during Sunday evening and night. Helena-The temperature was about nor- E mal during the week. The maximum tem- L perature ranged between 66 and 79 degrees, C and the minimum, between 49 and 57 de- f grees, The week was very favorable for I growing. orops. The precipitation was slightly above the normal. The local shower of June 14, was very heavy, and was accompanied by thunder and lightning. Glendive-The sun cast its rays on the P earth each day during the past week, conse- quently vegetation has tended upward Very ralidly. The heavy rains in the mountain T regions, caused a sudden rise in the river of about three feet, but it soon settled back to ( the normal for this sason of the year. C Sheep shearing is at its height and it is all C wool, wool by the yard, wagon loads, car loads and train loads, going east to the o manufacturer. B P 9~o +w *rtateel a r pi ~z ' .... 1Bbian :N No .. h . Ieab rsa I a Unio, one.... •. do w Ylork-Jha ... a iso...... .... 7274 i s ......... isu &',... .9 s -t jlihot elean .. s 9 rsg hot.' 1 " I. ekaanw a.. ',n.. r, all. (}....k... .5L Y t we ... .. 8 U e.se .... 50 MioieT, (oaal loed offered 1". prie4 t'(IOCAO O CATTr ,!. (beO. June l.-am--tee . 0to 4 N A.• P. ef...,. 58t+, , f.•0~a..... 8 tritrF":r h'a dh Nortmm ne. 1.78 1 un e. . W. .nd pske s, .. it d o: prime ben cand beayt;cherd' welghts 1.l9 r ,*0: •ght, 4. 15.1(.0. heep -keela ptae n,10: n•tl aive aend lamb stead y Texans wteak; nativels 04.8002.90. 'Isi (CHIOAGO PRODUCL E'wsrosn. JuneS1.-Clos--Whet-teady* cash ; orn--8teedy: cub. 4914: July, 190. Oets-Bteady,; esh. Jul. %lti, 0 . Bazey- B0i. Pork-Eiap: aesh, July, $10.67. r La6d--Ey cah. 811 July, 70574., seobt ribs--aas: eash July., 8i. Bhoulders--U Conane. Cior-t cear-dy:.cah, 4970.:Jy4. Ptillsbu' eat floaur, J 100. . 15 Monenalou.y 100.............. Corn Pmel, white. V 103.............1 83 Corn meal, yellow, 1 100 .. 1.. 1 GL rse-on . dr , csal d0 E0...... . 80 Bacon, moked, a• ca.............. Baco. choice breaxst, ...... laL V mor t rb................... .. O 1 Lard mo lea G b ......... 1 5. 5 Mnannfedtomtoe. cae 27 .......... 2 4 Drled peachewe d ............ 1 o• a h.. •w oe d, l............... 2 5 Honey, white clover, combs, lb. .. 1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 'A Peaches. California. V box....... 25 Sl. Apricots. crate ........... 25 y urawberrie sHood Rivoer crateai F..i barkets..o....... .......... 2. 30. Tomsato.., Mississippi per crate. ie taket. ........... .. 1.4 00 (herries. California. per box..... I0 @ 2 00 n. Cocokuat V do ..... ........... 1 2 1 Cranberries, Jersey. Vbox ....... -0 L Fmon. Meshina. Vbox... 550 a eg b Oranhes, sedlings, 5 box....... 8 00 2 2 $1 Oranges, Med. vweets., V box. ... t 50 4 75 BAnnas, per bunch............ 200 ( 50 4 e Pineappler, 1e doz .. R..... . 5 00 c t00 botatoes. ~i 100 ........... Potatoas.new. .$ O. . O O(nion. newrtles l 10C 0 pbo..... 175 0 200 Green onions, per doz ............ 10 me New Californi cabbaes. per wt. .. 2 Q llhuharb. •M n........... 05 Beans. wax, peir l..i.......... .. .11 rae esutiflower, Ser b.............. ... . 124 tow Lettuce, head, per dos .... 2... Cucumbers. per do ............. 1 00 0 1 2 p Asapargus, par ................. 1 Gadisben, per doz............ 25 Cider, new sweet, 7 b i.......... 10 0 , Cider, best sweet. hbl....... 500 (0 5 50 't L41 . , . . m 61T A" " WEDWNTE -- LE Y oo faA T iOa WATED-B .NY lOUN m 2os A.ddres to ta.wi 16s1 Io 5 l'( a erIn 'IeUATION WANTED-, a DBN MAKBI o ITUATONWT WANT T O-M . L b Advertises15 0 . M' hed thr SWUANTEDIO at OEFA-- O .I• TH rdtoPr. Cu tkBolder cwtn . e I1TUA TION WNTED-B YOUADNG OND x slrm o•Draye, sta for ek ts wlokmnt sex- t trharnhasn. ntr sn Ad tres o7e.t . ITUATION WANTED--BY A YOUN- MAN oonpriate W Prewsonk D davenue, WfDD YN PAN dare, tmof , o. ane a, ths oe.n HELP WANTED GEMALE.E AN -A GOOD COOK-VALSO OR W ANTk-al at Psano'e hotel. WAN -AT DE EDWARD -- B AT YOUT A M gtirl for paniy work 2g;n alo a iswashere t chamor rma. d on a, . Bo IANTEIONT-L TO DO COOKING AND ofszeral hounwork for family of two. Ap- oxoo, •ewl, hen inth avenue. HELP WANTED- MALE. T ORENTED-NICEOOD CUO-ISH O TOR ANTED--AT 24 EDWARDS STREIT. A ioo a ws o th ;ae briage o ehet e. r andt 4.and o rb. a He areferencestnnd end yea anRD tea o ino fbusiness. oftreo. i$A W ANTETD-A GM AND GENERARI OSE- mareao street rner th .we b many Of our agents. qample free. -b 1371 ork.at arr avTeui ret peries not nreckesard, Addres C., poteicet HAEL ANT D-I TCI A• L rlO atK O mornt office.lno w t mme SANTED-EVCELLENT CHANCE 10EOR A gento an oenf int el lig lence and actiit t town in Mosntar. Addrs Videss. ... 0.e Box233 elan HelIeni. a Foes a. o • --•sE• .oo• Woi NT c UalIa NIaSH Aniet COOIh. a tone aent f ite• .r esi prointa oficehs- th OFNSE RENTD -NED OOMS 1sr Ctr mee e froen ot ores Helw Rodneyse. Oft RENT-VNICERY DEUIRBLSEt• ROSM o1ne BeuttIleimn , Montanamo th e ]BOARD AN 01 OFPERItE. f WA•O RENTED-ROOMS AND BOADCE O ll Warren street. corner Sixth aver. g OB ltRENT-TW- BROM HOUSE TOI MAN F and wifeL or two ladies furn ished oAddress A B., tI lieH ea s office, e t 10dpr mouth 212 Northll e Rodnse FOR tEENT-NEAT 4-ROOM COTTAGE ONO e rckenridge, $12; 4-re m cottah, Soouthh roodney, 80 neat ,room brir cottage. bartlatly F tiressd, n Hiblan near Chaucerl 15 large 7-room dweling an west side. Il: 8-room mod-.be BOAR T ANb R--I OFEE. o ra hos corner et and Dakota, 30; e- oom dwelling with all modern imroements, n Broadway near alg $4; -room modern dwelling. . bud on ain street, suita- i OR BENT--FIVE ROOM OTTISE, $11 PERth month. Enquigre a of hises e$le. ter-g chants hotell o ws d 8roo m .h ORRENT--OBCK HOUSE, N1NE ROOMS, 0 ern corner Beattie and Highland streets; price $27 5). Inquire at towees' t ash tore. r Fgo eBadw neigbrodnine minutes from post.- . good w ntildings, inMcluding carriege bous- stble ron for our oeres.o and chicken houne 6:o0 p. m.F OHR RENT-FIIEROEOT B. REED & CO.P F hous._onqesutr of Ce ntral hotel ta and roms OtR RENT-DESIRABLE HEStOOMNCE ON ct•Oetr Bt-etiy DESIRABLE s sIe F idonese nine rooems, on Rodny street near Sth avenue. Stole & Clement,. Cl. 51. Clementq. FORlt R'NT--UNFURNISIED BOOMS ANFD apartments ofall kind and idnn desirable locations .atlto $10 per roam. Call and eram- e in our list.llace a& hornbergh. DenaV Ht LOST. F T on left shoulder, collar ior above it. Suits- tie reward for return to 1. E. Leamp, 524 F CL 0 /sith 0 i awnnadw Santel rol. storogld 'ower block. 1 OhT--A lTiME BOOK. A (OtbD DEED F Jand nstu•rulnation lepers, kinder will 'O betwee orner of Breckenridge and Warren end lowrr loey. leturn to this office and dr andi fram property. Wm do Lacy. kesadv. fr interest Ueet B o'monts. Co.nid, Theon belok. opposite Grand CEn- tral hotel, iena trm $50 to 610,000. ONae TO LOAN-iLls. l U.P M, SEE F I n osu io siet, low rats of interest, no commission. cia ialersst in advance. o Bthe terct i.,n of Catoic hurh ioo' - will be raectied hy the oecretary til Juae 23. m Dri r aIriert peS•nlione apply to J. L. La Dalre0 rom forh licr hoesn and for other informa- for rnt i thecsal 0 'FA.uaten 4 ~~ TBOMATO.BLLON ul ui -Qart j,/' IT _NIER, , * ETC., 20 KINDS. BACH, COsY & C., Fine Grocers and Liquor Dealers, Helena, Montana. r,, ess - FOR SAt8--RUAL RflATW. OR BALL - FOURI ROOM HOUSE O$ SSuth Rodney, $8s$209 down, bala OR long time. Addre LA., this . OR SALI--$SO5 FOR A INE LEVEL LO r.4xe00, on F efth avenue, betweoen baleob e O, end Hback; $I00 down balance two years' time per cent. Walter MeatheBon, 81 N. Maim s treet. OA R SALE-FA INE LEVEL LOP iOliL Ae-with e0-foot alley. oit water in rot. to some man who wants to e beia dweUlng. I will_ IC sellthis lotat $10 per fo and rive five y time for entire purchase money. Walter Mathe. son, 859 N. Muin street. OR tALE-I-$2,50 TWO-STORY RESIDENCE of seven rooms water on both floors: stable and otbnildinup; Ninth avenue, between Beattl• and t.aeigh; this i a bargain. Steele it Clem. ent. A OR SALE--FINE EIGHT-ROOM BRICK S resdence on west side, only two blocks om Main street front on two etreeto very and cheap. Steele & Colementse. OR SALE-FINE EIGHT-OOM BRICK , Ihouse on Spener street near Rodney, only aw minutes frirom oato oe, at great bricn; -trele & Clements. : ' OR SALE-38,800 888, -ROOM BRICK. 42x -rem brik, aell, water, eta, on ital. sO h se' *$5,0, %lo 00 fee 8room frame bnn hoe, on Haser boulevad; $4 45100 f•e hi ront frame housen Broadwar nr . French. OR SALE--ELEGANT RESIDENCE ON O west side at a bargai ten rooms, furnace. y. bath room and all modern fttings; ood barn and outbuildnpgs. Wmi . Mth, at, SFAOR SALE-TWO SIX-ROOM HOUSES O tj west sides: easy termts; near new aohdl md building, foundry and elstric line. Wm. sox Mnth, agt. FOR bALE--FIFTY FEET ON HELENA a venue near foot of Rodney at three-fourths actu al value. teele & Clements. ND OR SALE-A FINE CORNER ON NORTH the F Main street 100x125 feet. fronts on thre streets; willbe sold at a great sacrife. Steele TO Clements. s FOR SALE-A LARGE NEW HOUSE ON SpBrominent avenue; has all modern improve. _ments and i in good condition; price very low and terms to suit; a snap. W. . Cox. Gold Sblock. ED OR SALE--I HAVE S3EVERAL NICE RES- Ik idenese on the west side fo asle at differ- ent prices and terms. l'artieas wishing to buy a home will do well to call and me what I can of- fer. Wm. Moth, agt. 0 OR SALE-RENTAL PROPERTY IN ORIG. 8 inal towaite: will ell on eer terms, at a great sacrifice, improved property on Blnu etreet and on Pine street. Steele & Clements. Or SALE-$1.00. $150 CASH. BALANCE on long time, buys a new three-room •ose, lot 50l125. Address box 777, city. A OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEIST ranches in Montana. 2,00 osrse. every sore ean be irrigated and have abundance of water. ine range on every side, good markst for eweso Sthing prodnoed, goo imtmrovements will be e." th at a great bargaln. W.E.Cox. Gold block. ly FOLt SALE--LOUI AND ACREAGE AT KAL. .1e ispell, the new railroad town in the Fiat- head wvlley. Win. Moth, agt. OIt SALE--CHOICE RESIDENCE YLOTS IN ern Rauer addition at very low prios. Wm.- ta- utb, sgt. tSrOR SALE-LOW-A CHOICE BUILDING F lot tfacin on Broadwater hotel grounds R (eastfront) Wm Math, alt er- FO SALE-$1,80, 7x16IFI. 4-ROOM 1 frame house, Broadwater motor line; $5000, iS, tOxi0 feet. 6-room frame houn,. 50 feet double lea frontege on Benton and Park avenue. busines oroperty: 6$5,000. 84x110 feet 8-room frameohouse on Lawrence street; $5 ,000 100x140 feet, 5-room IN brick house on Eleventh avenue. E. S. French " ref- CGo as FORSALE-$5,000. o40xo100 FEET 9-ROOM Sbrick, bath, cellar, eta, gas fixtures, double t frontage ontwo streets. E . nrench & Co. 'FORSALE--lS00. 25xl13, 4-ROOM FRAME S on Dakota avenue; $4,50 50x•. iO, i-room rat frame bse Blab• atreot; $4,000, 42x8 fet, me -room brick on Sixth avenue, Batti, $8,500 mtiS feet. 8-room brick on•eatioe street E. S. French A Co. DN L'Olt SALEK-FOR $300 GOOD BUILDING ey lot b0xll0 on South end of Rodney street addres box 777, city postoffice. OR SALE--,u0x140 FEET ON LYNDAL . E venue . t bargain, terms to suit. Steele & Clemente. RN FOR SALE--ELEUANT RESIDENCE ON SMadison avenue, weast ride, east front, lot 125x200 feet; cash buyer can secure a great bar- gain. Pteel & Clemente. $10 1"el ML $b O 0x140 FYET. i-ROOM blr frame houe on kihth avene- $1,500, 5Oxil0 - feet. 5-room brick house on Eighth avenue F 4,000 42x10 feet, 5-room framune house on Broad- way; 4 200, 45xi000 feet, b-room brick hon•e corner. Broadway. H. . French A Co. FOR SALE-NEW IIX-uOOlM HOUBSE IN I lBroadwater addition, only one block from tT electric motor, small payment down, balance nd installments. Steele & Clements. oFOR bALE--$5,00, 50•xO FEET, c-BOOM frame hone, sorner on Warren street; $4I,500, 75150 1 feeat 8-room stone hos on Mai- son avenue; $8,500 4xOll feet. 6-room fnrame old hone• corner on (Chaucer street. $8,500. iOxIt . feet, -room rramne house on Chucer street. E. N•. French & Ca. FD IiSALK-COtNEtt LOT 10x150, on beet rD reeldence street in the cltyi full view of east side and valle. Addrses baa 771. eit, poetollico 'i UtIi SALE-AAT A BARGAIN--50 FEET ON ro Broadway near Hobslk; ay terms. Ad- ul dress potoflice box 231 Helena. FOR SALE-MIUCELLANEOUP. SOR SALK--$i.000-A WELL ESTABLISH- Y a ed busines that I will guarantee will pay f,. from $2,500 to $.000 per year. Inquire at this -office. of 1FOBRIBALE--UP 0 LtT CRYSTAL PIANO. 84'2 fifth avenue. V.OR SALE-BED BROOM SUIT, HEATING on. ist and kitehen furniture uheap. m EE FOR SALE-DRUG BUSINESS, INVOICE u..000. Sala $1000. Live town Only - thoe having the money need apply. Address, S. lDrugs, tlds oire. aM Hrerlern eveenu. rer, Itproeutl h nat eswltlateI enr O OR SALU -MICIILLAl(UOUO , S1ORh oALF-0-AT4 A RGAIIN, BIOARDING /u s uore Jlling. t this L o ts POR SALE-BRAND NEW SINGER SEBW machine cheap; never been used. Ad- BINESS CHANCE-A HOTEL DOING AN lue fdlture, nearly new; n and kitchen equipments for l0Oluesta; only 5,000 sah, bal- ance on time. Owner ;de larger Interettan must dispose of this. Address Herbert Roo. , 1afley bock. OR ASALE-A-TWO-RORSE POWER STEAM with pipes and whistle; pries h at the Montana ttalts Z-itung, itand 18 North Warren. The engine as in perfect order, as good as new. for selling. Address X. Y. Z., care andependent BUOB SiLE-RESTAURANT AND LUNCH counter. Call at 812 North Main street Hele- na. Mont. HELP WANTED-MISHOLLANEOUC. AGENTS WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE, saelling our 4ueen plating outit,and doing gold, silver, nicke, cooper and hoes plating, that i warranted to wear Ior years, on every cles of metal, tableware, ewelry, etc Light and easily handled, no expense required to operate them. Lan be carried by hand with as from hose to house, same so grip sack or racheL Agents are making money rapidly. heOy Uell to a most overt business house and family and workshop. Cheap, durable. simple and withinthe reach of every one. Plsten almenot mstently, equal to th Wnset new work., Sen for cirulara. etc. Quean Ity Siver and Nickel Plathng Co.. East St. Louie, llt. FOR NENT--MISCEOLLANEOURU W HINEIT-ASTOEE ON MAIN STtNEE1, large and desirable; cheap ren W. l. Coz. Gold blotk.oo OR RENT-FURNISHED HOUSE. ALL modern oonvelieno, Croall at 6e0 North OR RNT--STORE OR OFFICE ROOM IN reaera house. Steele & Clements. FOR RENT-FINE LARGE BASEMENT ON t Upper Main street. Steele & Clements. FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOM. IN SOpera house. Steele & Clements tlemen, to take orders for Montana Drees WA0NTED-TO ENT' A NEAT, WELL built house offie or six rooms with con- vetnolen and ins desirable locality. Must be convenient to business and rrasonable in price. beet of referene furinished. Address krank, look hox 427, stating price and location. 4AN'I.D-TTO.TRAieD 80 ACREL NEAut Great al~ for Helena property. Seele s Clementa• WANTA• D-- A BUYER FOR A PIECE OF inside popelrty; just the thin f eorn rowoe fiats; close t, mlain street. Win. nth. VAN1''NU.-A UYEII Fact A PLATTED tract of the best re idonce property on west side; price way.downl; h~aios bltanMoin one year. Wm. Muth, ag4ent. WANTEID-TO IUILD A SIX-ROOM HOUSE with furnae and bath room complete for 52000. a•l a nd o e plen we know .oer will muit. Wallace AThornourgh. Denver buildng. OR TRADE-UNIM.PROVED PHOPERTY Sto trde for equity in improved. Steele Clements. ]•OR TRADE--IMPROVED PROPERTY TO .trade e forunimproved. Bteele & Clements, W"A'NTED-THE OWNER OF A LARGE body of low grade, free milling gold ore wants a capitalist who will baild a mill ea the prooerty for a hall interest. Apply to Win (SCANDINAVIAN ICMPLOYMENT OFFICE, S206 Breokenridge street, near Warren. fAN'ED--A CUSTOMER FOR ONE OF the finest residenoe sito on west eide; price low for cas. Wn. Muth. WALTER MATUICUON'S LINT. Se-LOT ON DAVIS STIEET, 50x140. -`$150- level lot on tpsr a street, 2x100O. $150 each-I lots in Broadwater addition, $1t down. 2610--fin level lot on east side, 25xl4, $100 down. I 50--fgood residence lot, 41ixlO0. on Alta street. .' 0-lot on Highland. 0xz1O0, alley. dO0--fine corner. 6x12l,on 'ooeta avenue. $0-0-lot on Fifth avenue, bstween algeigh and Hoback. $,.l0-lot on Jefferson, 64x110, with allay. DWyLLINos. $6-0-neat brick dwelling on South lRodney, $110 down. .ine0-oottage on Eighth avenue, near oelectrio line, $-OJ down. 61 61e--i room dwelling and large barn, Peoata avenue. 6200 down. 6.don--5-room dwelling on Division street, $200 $1.850--ommodlons dwelling on Boulder ave- nue. SII down. $2,.2--7-room dwelling on Penata, lot 20:1l•. 6SW down. I•.60--brick dwelling in Easterly, 5 rooms, finished In oak, $10 down, 68.00-brick veneered dwelling in Easterly ad- dition. Jufst finished. 7 large rooms, bath. fiaull eqo 1 i6d; hot and cold water, lot 42100, with .*e.The-.Lrom briLk in Easterly, handsomely decorated bath r oom with extra good plambin.l f6urnae: Anfl osed in red wood; very fins, new, $000 down. S.Jflo-dslrable residence on Fifth avenueo, bhai7rloom., uath room, hot and old wete. - fu-wrn- ac range. sewer connection. $Li00 S00--bt haoy ranch In Bonig B lafcot .• nt s--IN THE DISTuRICT COURTO Lthe jdi •istrlict of tlhestate - Montans land, for .he county of Lewisand S S.h Bryat Plaintiff. ve. William r, ranpumt, drlll•. a stte =a snds greeting to Y eora e to appear luauaq tiht t F. rthi n il taheri to days (xe ui lve the or m •fnf •eed within this coty or. i served- out ao Iaco eontob, but withit iten fd ithi tswentyr da Wawls wietin fet t oc tcor inmto are of r a of td corp nb raT dc•anSt hI tt e ad h eo huadndt the defe t m hr wt marred in 1i'8. a, d lived togethr• as busyand and wife in elena. M?.etang t i l in Janustry 1•. whe'e. .ibhiu eason er just caesue, he willfully abesa-ee from sad sIa wletout an• eution ortn . ing and heas ontinously remained •way from br antd the houe life., u ' from thstto eO • Montana, ever liese that s•i ad Is till not into ding toreturn. s for lju mert and decree of court divorcing hear tro•s esaid husbaend and restoring her to the rlighip n anamrrled womes, and vesting her the exclusive right to the posesion and control of their two intat c•ildresn and for U:d smnt eatim forh reasonble amont to help rais eand ort catd childrena n d for the cost oatsh anit. anti you are hereby notified that if yo farl to appear and anwer th said complaint, as above reqireda, the aid pl ntifwill aplY to the co-a for the relict demanded in the complaint. riven under mf hand and the eal of the die- trial court of the uit judicial district of te t sti of Mantot a in and for the r-o-.----, count of Lewis And Clarke, { Heal Firet this 17th day of May, in the SJud. Det. year of our Lord one thousand SCourt. eight hundred and ninety-.two, b JOHN BE AN, Clerk B y I. C. liar ANl. Deput C•rk. 'Lels & Craven plaintiff's attorneys. NPACEIPHO ER. THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE, Passetsbrouglh WLnoauatn. Minneeota. North Da. eat., Matoa~ thshng .aa o.re !THE DINING OAR LI•l. Dimning C mar aerun between ChioMsg st. Paut PULLMAN SLEEPING CAR ROUTE. Puln•ma ervioe daily botwen Ohicago, St. .Paul. Montana, and the I Roifio NorthweelN -and betwesa lt. Pail. Minneoapolis ~i Min aesoa. oerth Dakjota and Manitoba poits THE POPULAR LINE. Daily Express Trains carry e leqant Pullnaua fig t Sleges ldarsni YELLOWBTONE PARK RLOUTE The Northsen Peefic I. . lIs te ril line t ellxowstoe asrk; the popular line o Califon Me uad a sau d its trains pW tbhrouh the ue t de no•t os Nce etnstes. THROUGH TICKETS -re seld at all coupon ofies of the Norther. l'as llilroed to point. North, qst. outh danti Weet. in the Unit d ttatesa d Ca da. TIM SC•HEDULB. TRAINM Axar AT EItN1ZA. q 1. Paclfic Mail. west bound........ 1:ap io. m. tlantio mad. eat bound ........ l:2 .. , 5, Logan and hobeleu pasenger. oonneosti at Logan with train No. . Y~i'fio e xprs westbound........ sm,0 , . No. 6, Garrison and Helens prssenger, conneooting at tarrison with train No. 4. Atlantic enres euastbound..12:Bt V.m. no. 8, Mfarysvillpasene.. . . aesgr - 11:201- o. 10, Marysville accommodation..... :p. no No. it, Wickes, Boulder and Elkhorn pasonger............................. 5:00p.m No. 10, imini mid. ondays. Wed- oesdays and Iridays .................... 5:00 p. a TRAINs DEPART IFROM NZLONA. No. 1, Fiacfle Mail. west bound........ 1:50p. No. 2, Atlantic Msil, east bound......... 10:l5 p. No e. Helena and Logan passenger, connoctlng at Logan with train No .4 Atlantic exonre•a eastbound... 1:10 p. a No. 5, H.elen and Garrison passenger, onnectir at GrrlsoM with train No. n. Paefir express westbound.... 2:15 as. m No. I. arvhs pMassenger ............ : sm No.g.9 Ra~sviIe accommodatlon..... 8:00 p. a • W.0, eke, Boulder and Elkhorn No 101, limitmxed.i Mondays. Wed- esdays an1d ridala' .............. 811 a. a Fer Rates. Maps, Time Tables or speelat -•eraIatIoa apply to Chas. . Fe. Geseral P-ssegeer and Ticket Ageet, hbt. Paul. ian.. or .A. D. E•.GIAR , General Agent of the Northern Paofilo --. A, ILH.LNA. MONT. -PATENTS. "" United States and Foreign Pat. ent•s'obtained and any infornation given. EDWARD C. RUSSELL, Attorney at Law. Pittsburgh Block. Hlena. Moi. IOVEY & BICM `' CIVIL AND 110MIN W i boests Ietisua YOUNG BISMARCK MARRIED. The Old Count, However, Was the Star Figure of the Occasion. VIaNNA, June 21.-The marriage of Count Herbert Bismarok and Countess Margar- ethe Hoyos was solemnized this morning at the Evangelical chareh in Dorothea strasse. The weather was beautiful. Prince Bismarok was loudly cheered as he drove from Palffy palace to the church. The lit- tle church was filled with a most brilliant assembly. Count von Sohoevaloff, Russian ambassador to Germany, was the only ambassador present. There was a burst of cheering when Prince Bismarck and Count Herbert arrived. Both father and son wore the red aun treen ribbons of the Aus- trian order of St. Stephens, At 11:30 an- other burst of cheering announced the arrival of the bride, escorted by Prince Hohenlohe von Below. of the German em- bassy at Rome. As soon as the bridal party reached the altar the choir sang a ymn, after which the pastor offered prayer. The marriage ceremony was then proceeded with. As the bridal party left the church they were lustily cheered, Prince Bslmar ck especially being most warmly greeted. The party were then driven to Palify palace, SCALDED TO DEATH. Frightful Accilent on Board a New French Cruiser. BnrST, June 21,-A frightful accident oc- curred yesterday on board the new French cruiser Dupuy de Come. A trial was being made of her machinery when the head of one of the boilers was blown out and an explosion occurred in one of the coal bunkers, totally disabling the vessel. The fire hold at once filled with scalding steam and smoke, while boiling water covered the floor to the depth of several inches. 'The unfortunate stokers and engineers, im- prisoned in the hold, writhed in agony. ecalding steam filled their lungs and fall- ing to the floor they were scalded by the hot water. In agony they bit themselves and conpanions and fought and struggled together. Attempt to rescue them was met by the same frenzied resistance, they biting those who attempted to drag them out. Finally fifteen of them were taken dying to the hospital, and a number of others will undoubtedly die in a short time. FUNERAL OF EMMONS BLAINE. The Services Conducted at the McCormick Residence In Chicago. Cmaroo, June 21.-The funeral services over the late Emmons Blaine took place at 2:80 this afternoon at the McCormick resi- dence in this city. They were conducted by the Rev. Dr. McPherson, of the Second Presbyterian church, A large number of the friends of the McCormick and Blaine families were present. The services were exceedingly simple, and at the conclusion leoretary and Mrs. Blaine and other mem- base of the two families, accompanied by a la eonoUrse of friends of the deceased, Stolowed the remains to Graceland ceme- trey yPatre they were deposited in the Mo- ,J emak feLmil 7 wult, preparatory to inter- sa adjo Ilng lot purchased for the ADVERTISED LETTERS. Letters for the following persons remain unealled for at the Helena, Mont., poetoiee on June 23, 1892. In calling for them please say "advertised." GENETLEMiTN'S" LIT. Ackley. J. W. Baker, E. L Beok, John H. Bell, Alex Bell. Clifton Beranzi, Adolfe Bixby, Harry E. (2) Boom, I. Bohler, t. Broome, Martin Bracket, N. W. Buekl, H. W. Brown, Wilson (3) Brown, James Brown. E. Call, P. U. Celey. Percy Christoffereen, Chr. Claske. R. A. Clayton, F. E. Clifford, E. M. Conant, Geo. P. Cork, Edward Cornwell, J. H. (2) Creamer, F. Craig, Wellington M. Creigh, A. H. Cummings, H. V. Dalton. G. H. Deming, F. J. Dodge, H. W. Dodds, H, T. Downey, Dannie (2) Erickson, Swan Evans, Ralph Ferris, B. Ferris, James T. C. Fitzmanrice, T. P. Garlow, Chas. Gilbert, W. E. Haag, Frank Halpin, H. Hanna, D. J. Harvey, Wm. Hodgen, James Inwell, Fred Jackson, J. W. Johme.s, Wm. Kolenaty, Charles Kruse, Christian ILcompte, Eugene Los, John or Walter Lofgren, Gnataf Loree, J K Mack, Wm. Marsoh. Henry L. Marlow. Arthur Martin, Ulysses Miller, O. J. Minor, Dr. Moreland, Thos Moore, :. W. McAlister, W. P. MuAnley, John P. (2) McDonald, James McGillivrav, D. McMorrcw, Harry Nelson, A. K. W. Nolan, John Olson, Charley O. Prass, Hermann Ray, Geo. F. Reed, G. E. Reid, John Reynolds, Albert Richards, Samuel Rise, E. W. Roberts, A. R. Roberts, Jno. W. Sanners, Sydney Schuman, Milt shoemaker, H. Spooner, John Strieklan. J. H. Tibbets, Chas Tradell. John Walters. E. Y. Welch, John J. White. John M. Wighton & Denn Windsor, H. H. Wood, F. W. C. LADIE•' LIST. Baker, H. H. Mrs. Bell, D. R. Mrs. Bennett. Dora Brookman, Mrs. A.(3) Broe, Joes. Mrs. Eity, D. F. Miss Campbell. F. Miss McCall, Mrs. Holverson, Lena MissKennedp, O. C. Mrs. Jones, Mary M. Mrs. Keown, Hettie Miss Laugevin, Mar, Lewis, Louise Montgomery. Fannie Morris. J. L. Mrs. McConway, Mrs. Rerstein, Emma Miss Rockwell, G. Mrs, Rudmen, Mrs. Sanden, Alma Miss bawyer, May Mrs. Schnider, 'liesha Miss mith, Grant Mrs. imith, Dixie Miss Ware, Lizzie Mrs. (2) Williams, L, B. Mrs. Witters, Ellen Miss T. H. Ci.EWELL, P. M. 'riTe halmon Pack. The British Columbia salmon pack will be kept down this season to about 150,000 cases: the Alaska. as per agreement, to about 400,000. The coast pack will be about 850,X000 cases, which in former years was moro than 1,500,000 cases. In lean Francisco last week salerl were made for eastern account on the Irais of $l.:(,% 1.40 per dozen for tails, $1.50 per dozen for liats and $1.160 per dozen for key tbrts. Some packers who have established chan- nels for their salmon and who give their buyers a guaranty of exclusive sale in cer- tain territory a'e getting an advance of five cents ter dozen on these prices.--Paget Hound Mercantile Review. TO(Kliol.DEiltSt' IM•I'.,TNi --- A' A 1 5 Ii.o i' t r ink o utes f the erute t J. 'terinlnetz Jew- alry . the 20th day of Junrre. 1892, the rcnrretary of the ebovr-nrierl oerllnraly wan in'tructed to nrtify the etrkhroldlrs ,f the I1. MSt-ronretz Jew- elry Cro. of a genleral rmeeting to ire Iolden on Jurno :i. tlilO•, at eight o clrck p. ur.. at tle uollir of said cormparry, for the, rlortrior of trusteeo and of•icers of thr .1. htleinmetz Jr'we ry (o. .. .bl•ltAN b. lEWIS . e retary Notice il hereby given that a meeting of tihe srrlrtrlrrdrr of tlie ta(' Mlilling & :dilling corn- pauy will ie hrld at tIre shtirt, of tlre coIranr.y, at t ti scrgrtree:. in tihe city r,f lelena. statet of Molltana. on ednlo•eday. thie TLith day of ,tll,' 1811r, at twor'c'loc pi. min.. of said day, for thIre Iurlrse of submitting t sucho atockhrlretrs a tirorr.ition to increase thu ealir al ,frrrkof the friae linin- Millinrg rcompany to the amirot of frer hundlre r thiuonrsi rQ (I4lOll() sharers. of tihe par raln, of fie doilar' (Ihi) ;er share: the I sre- emL rapitral lotrg of said romranry being three hiundred trhorrand (:rthO).r shares of the pIar value of iivsr dollars (15s. Ily order of the hoard of trustees. A. McLEAN, Irresident. If. A. MACLE.AN. Secretary J. C. MCCANN, A. MclEAN. H. A. MACLEAN. Msajority tof Trustees. Dated Helena, Jane it, 181. Poultry. Prices are strong and the supply good. We quote: Turkeys. dressed, t b2............ 20 i 22 ('hicLkens, .................... 20 @ 22 Chickens, spring, per lb.... ..... 3 live spring, per doz...... 6 00 @ 7 00 Butter and Eggs. Both the butter and ego markets are firm. The market is fairly supplied, while the demand is good. Creamery .................... 2...... 25 Dairy........................18 8 21 Creamery bricks. ...... ............ 5 Cooking. ...... 12 I ig.es, fresh, per case .......... 5 50 @ 5 75 av. G(raln and Feed. Montana blue joint, baled, $ ton.. $16 00@18 00 Montana timothy, 5 tn............ .18 O0 Montana upland. 51 ton ............ 12 00016 00 Oat. 5 100 .......................... 1 4 _ran and.horts ............... 1 25 SThe above quotations are furnished by Her- bert Nicholson & Co., and F. S. F. Lindsay & Co. J DISSOLITION NOTICE-THE ('O-PART- nersldp heretofore exitting between the underoigned, under the firm name of ('ullen. en- ders & Ohlelto is is is day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indebted to the firm are requested to mane an early sett'ement. W. I. CULLEN. J. U. BANDE.R'I, UEOttlHi F. SHELTON. Helena. Mont., June 15, 1892. NOTICIE TO CONTRAtT )IlS-THE TRUS- tees of this di..trict will recesive sealed pro- posals up to 7:20 p. . Thursday, June 2", 1092, Ior builuing and making certain alterations to the west side sch ol building, according to the plans and specificatiols as drawn by F. M. Williams, architect and superintendent, now on file in this office. Bidders are required to accompany their bids with acertified check on some solvent bank for 9500 as a matter of good faith, that in event they are awarled the work they will enter into a con- tract with the board. Ilight to reject any or all bide reserved. By order of the hoard. F'. W. ELIt,154 Clerk Sehool Distriot No. L )ltOl'OSAL FOIR LIGHT -- NoTICE IS hereby given that the undersigned will. un- til 12 o'clocc. noon, of Tueaday the 28th day of June. A. D. 189, received sealed bids for the furnishing of light to the city of IHelena, Mon- tanas, for a periol of time, commencing Joly 1,. I8t•: said light to be furnished at the places to be desisgn'ed in the city of lHlena Said bids should lm sealed, markled "l'ropoaals for Light," and left with tile city clerk at his office in the city hail, between now and neon of tlhe day aforelaid %o bidls received after 12 o'clock. 5ity reserves the right to reject any and all bids. This notice is given iorstant to an order of the city council duly made lJune 14. 189'. YIN J NEY II. hSlIN' IIRE, (City Clerk. asted June 18. 111,2. QIIERIFF'H SALE-- SUAN H. BHOYER, AND Rlosalie hboyer, tharCes C. ('. rhoyranod Mayer nhoyer. bh their guardian ad litem. I,. I. lersbhleld. plaintlfs,. vs. Isaac Gree hood. Silie (reeslhoodl and lguatz Weil. defendnts n. dUnder nod my nvrtu of an order of sale and dro of fre.cloure n sale iSPUd- ont of thle district court of the l'irst judicial district of the etate of lontlana. in aid for the county of Lewis anud (Clarke. on the :Ird dlay of Innes. A. D. 18J- ' . in the above entitled action, wherein Houan lt. 'hoysr, and ilealile -hoyer, Charles fi. Hhoyer and Mayer Rho or. by their guardlian ad litem . i. 1. tteretcflieL the aboy, named paintiffs obtained a jodgment and decree of foreclosours and aelt against Isac tireenhood, Hallise ireonlhod and Ignal \We il were defend. alits, on the 8rd day of Joue. A. D. 18r.2 for the sulm of $4.251.e2. besides interest, costs and at- torlney fees, which said decree was on the lrd day of Jue, A. 1). f1092, recorded in judgment hook No. '1i" of said court, at page --- I am omlmandled to sell all that certain lot, pierce or parcel of landt, situate, lying and being in the county of Lewis and ('larke. stats of Mon- ta••, and hounded and described as follows, to. wit: Lot numbered three (31, in block numbered eighteen (18•). in Etory's addition to the city of Iteleua, filed and recorded in the ohce of the onunty recorder of sarid counly of Lswis and 'larks. in look "'I ofu miscellaneous, page l~'. T,ogetlher w.th all and singular the tenements. hereditanmets and appurteusencs thereunto be- lonuir,'. or in anywise sDppertanilrg. Public notice is hereby given that on Yriday, the :'4th day of .lcne. A. .. 189:, at 12 o'clock m. of that day. at the front door of the court houss. Helena. L.ewis and Clarke counnty, Mon- tana, i 1ii, in obedience to said order of vale land decree of foreclosure and sale. rell the slire described property, or so much thereof wsstmay be necessary to satisfy said judgment•t with Interest and o2sts, to the highest and beat bidder, for cash in hand. Given under my hand this 8rd dayof June, ALD. . 189 CHAS. M. JE'FE218. Uheril. B7 . E, Hose, Under Sheriff.
