The Independent-Record from Helena, Montana • 3

Ji 1 Vito DAILy HELENA INDEPENDENT: THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 182. SUICIDE. INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS. ailg (n'bfptnbmi. LOCKEYS LAND INSURANCE Mi AGENCY, i A Helena, Montana.

Spring Goods? IN ENDLESS VARIETY. Many Exclusive Styles and Designs. NEW SUITS, NEW ULSTERS, NEW JACKETS, NEW dolmans; Finest and Most Attractive Stock WHOLESALE PHODUfK QUOTA TIONS. Flour XX. per 100 lbs.

$2 50. 8L Louis, $7 00, Graham, 8 50 XXX per 100 $3.25 to 8.50 XXXX per 100 $3.75. XXXXStamlanl Mills $0,50 Fancy Brands, per 100 Bran and Bborts, $2 00 Wheat, per 100 $1.75. Oats, per 100 $2.25. Barley, per 100 Corn Meal, per 100 Pork dressed, per lb.

15 c. Beef, per Veal, per 10c. Mutton sheep, per lb. 78o. Chickens, per dozen, $0.

Cheese, per lb. 20a21c. Butter, 4050cv Eggs, per 35c. Potatoes, per 100 $1,00. Wood, per cord, $5.

to 5,50. Hay, per ton, Fine Broadcloth dress suits, $fl, and upward, at GREENHOOD, BOHM CO. Ne. Rocky.Mountflln Encampment PRICES VERY NEW GOODS Placed on sale every day. Novelties In Every Department.

RALEIGH T. (Q Power Co. Ilavs just received tlio following choice goods, which they arc prepared to Bell at a Great J- I Induction from former prices. Domestic Sewing Machines, Fairbanks Scales, all Sizes, (Including 5 and 6 Ton Hay Scales. Steel Barb Fence Wire, Five Kinds.

Large eltlc! Select Stools, of Gang SuJJfcv SUPERIOR CRAIN DRILLS. Latest Improved Farm Pumps, Crain and Flour Sacks, Wagon Sheets. Also, a Large Assortment of WAGONS. Our Stock In Other Lines is as Full as Usual. Call and examine our goods and prfoes and satisfy yourselves before purchasing Money to Loan.

Money to Loan Ringwald, Bros. BROKERS and JEWELERS, Helena, Montana. BraoetaU, Udta. uold OuarU ami Nerk Chain Gants' t.uunl anrt Chains, ('buZ! Uen Wultona, (kvirf Pin, Shirt Hlud, VNe make a $Mwlulty of Uto Fluent and Mt Powerful Fluid and Opera (fiatse made In the world. Mlnentl ('ouiptuws, Hand lvcl and Quartz CiIhmmv).

Ko miner should be without wwuf our Hand Level am! Compa, lty having these you can do your own sur- MW fcfc taublfo' 01 Ur "1UJ 10 Paitlea Wishing Anything In our Line should not fall to give us a call and Seouro Creed Tarleton Dies by a Wound flirted by Hla Own Hand. In- Creed Tarleton committed suicide at the Bisters, Hospital yesterday afternoon. De ceased was a partner of Geo. Breck on the ranch in Pricklcy Pear valley and was well-known in Helena. lie had bcijn suffering for some time with the rheumatism and was taken to the hospital on Tuesday.

Yesterday afternoon at about 4 oclock, in a fit of temporary insanity, be committed suicide by cutting bis throat with a pocket-knife. Death ensued wjlliin a few minutes after the deed was committed. Coroner Steele immediately summoned a jury who after enquiring into the circumstances of the case rendered the following vcrdict- Territory of Montana, I Lewis Clark County, An inquisition holden at Baiut Johns Hospital in Helena, in the county of Lewis Clark, on the 5th day of April, A. D. 1882, boforo mo, W.

L. Steele, coroner of said county, upon the body of Creed Tarleton there lying dead, by the jurors whose names are hereunto subscribed, tbe said jurors upon their oath do say that the said Creed Tarleton died at Baiut Johns Hospital on tbe 5th day of April, A. 1882, by a wound inflicted by himself on the right side of his neck, with a knife, while laboring under a fit of temporary msvuity. In testimony whereof tbe suid jurors have hereunto set their hands the day and year aforesaid. Anthney Hoidrup, Ilteury Addouis.

Jno. Bay less. Wm, Gibson. It. Tanner.

J. U. Russell. Union Butts, a good workingman's garamt coat, pants and vest, $5 and upward, at GREENHOOD, BOHM 4 CO. Tbs IT aglnuta mines.

The following concerning tbe Maginnis countrv is taken from the Glendive Timm of March 23d Two young men, Messrs. Bragg and Main, from the Maginnis district, were in town They report the mines amazingly rich, and there ia every prospect of a tremendous rush to that poiut this sea son. The last big strike is a thirteen foot vein of silver quartz. The mines are mostly quartz, Which requires no water, but that the district is full of placer diggings, which can only be worked at some expense, because of the scarcity of water, but that the gold is there and will come out ia time even if artesiuu wells have to be sunk, Muidenville, tbe mining town or camp, situated four (eight by road) miles from tbe fort, and lots are selling for $200 each They expressed some sueprise that no expedition had started from here, as they had read of tbe proposed route in tbe Times, which bad found its way to Msideavilie. They stated that tbe camp was daily expect ing tbe appearance of the Glendivc expedi tion.

In regard to the route they traveled they suid lliut they had a hard time of it, and that heading for Peiige Bottom aa they were, the country was hardly passable, even on horseback, and that other tban good prairie men would not be aide to make it. They slated tliut a road to Coulson was fully as bad, if not worse, as that would bring it in tbe vicinity of tbe Snowy Mountains, which was a broken country cqua) to the Bud Lands, through which road could only he made at great expense and labor, and this circuitous and difficult route would deeufed impracticable if an other struigbtor and smoother one was established, even if twice its lengtb. Add to this the statement of Gen. Merrill, wlio says that the trail from here is a rolling prairie, and that In but few, if any, places will difS culty be experienced in establishing a road. All that is necessary is to build mounds, and that in one month the trail will be distinct enough for the average tenderfoot." Huuey saved is easily earned.

You can save 35 per cent, on Clothing bjr buying of GREENHOOD, BOHH A CO. Ten-mils Items. With the disappearance' of the buow in Ten-Mile district, the work of development on the leading mines of the camp is being carried forward with renewed vigor. The main double track tunnel for opening tbe Lee Mountain lode is progressing at the rate of about 100 feet per month. New buildings arc being constructed preliminary to tbe erection of extensive reduction works.

On tbe South Pacific mine a tunnel ia being driven for the purpose of drainage and development. This tunnel will soon connect with the main shaft, in which there is large body of ore exposed, carrying splendid looking galena, which assays high in silver. shaft has been sunk on the A. W. Alley during the winter, showiug a great improvement in the quality of the ore as depth is reached.

Several other mines have been developed more or less during the winter, with a general improvement in all. In a short time there will be a demand for a large force of miners in the camp. It wont do for tbe Independent to insinuate that its candidates were not fairly and honorably beaten. Herald. Tbe fact as stated in the Independent that Messrs.

Vawter and Hamilton, candidates for Aldermen in the second and fifth wards, chose to represent their interests personally at the polls, while Messrs. Zimmerman and Wentworth did not choose to do so, is certainly no imputation upon the gentlemen who manifested the greatcar zeal and activity. The facts are as stated in the Independent of yesterday, but Messrs. Vawter and Hamilton only pursued tbe same course as was pursued by Messrs. Jewett, Blackburn, Morris, and other candidates for Alderman, and we do not conceive that aiiy of these gentlemen did themselves any discredit.

Buy your CloUiing tod Gents Furnishing Goods at GRKENHOLQ. BOHM C0 tbe One Price CluUilntr House. Fire Company Mooting. The regular monthly meeting of Helena Fire Company No. 1 will take place this (Thursday) evening at 8 oclock, sharp! All members are requested to be present.

W. W. White, Secretary. Wanted. II A man to sew Hydraulic Hose.

Apply to dll GREENHOOD, BOHM CO. Full Report of the Second Days Session of Lewis andClarke County Teachers. The Institute met pursuant to adjournment at 9:30 a. m. The minutes of tbe pre vious meeting were read, amended and approved.

The chair announced the following members of the committee on recommendations for changes in the school laws of Montana: U. II. Howey, Hon. C. Hedges and E.

W. Knight. Mr. Woods presented the subject of spelling. The Institute was then entertained by tbe reading of an essay on Elocution and Literary Entertainnautsjn the Public Schools, by Miss II.

P. Clarke. Tho concluding remarks of this excellent essay were as follows, As the tide of immigration swells, may it cast upon our shores, elocutionists and men of letters, so that our people may foci that the literary eutertaiumeuls of our schools have not been a waste of time. And thus our life, exempt from haunt, fluds tongues in trees, books in running brooks, sermons in stones, and good in Mr. Mason endorsed the literary entertainments in our schools.

Miss Cariock said the time devoted to this subject was tbe teachers, and not school hours. L. llarrah introduced the subject of geography by giving his method of tcachiug. Contents of Query Box read and answered and the Institute adjourned until 2 p. m.

AFTERNOON SESSION. School books adopted for Montana. Discussion opened by Mr. Woods, who said: Textbooks are tools, pupils material, the citizcu the finished work. Further discussed by Hon.

C. Hedges and R. II. Howey. Penmanship and drawing by John W.

Eddy, who illustrated the beautiful system of curves upon the blackboard, showing how curve should harmonize with curve. Tbe Institute then listened to the reading of the following excellent essays: Parents and the Public Schools, by Mrs. Ballou Higher Education," by R. II. Howey.

Adjournment then waa moved until 7:30 evening. 1 EVENING SESSION. Opened by a song. Morals an tiers was discussed by Messrs. Van Email Woods and Howey.

Contents of Query Box read and an swered. Ways and Means of making our public sohools more efficient, by Mr. Ballou, who said be believed in educating the masses rather than allow them to fill our prisons. The committee to recommend changes in the school law of Montana for adoption before the close of this Institute, recommended that the subject be left to tbe action of the Territorial Association of Teachers. A vote was then taken to extend an invitation to the Territorial Teachers Association to meet at Helena, and it was unanimous.

A committee was then appointed on entertainment of teachers who may attend such meeting if held at Helena, consisting of Mrs. Weston, lion. C. Hedges and Mr. Ballou.

The following resolutions were offered by T. G. Woods: Ifadved, That the thanks Of the Institute be tendered to the Trustees of Helena District No. 1 for the use of the assembly room of the Graded School building for holding the sessions of the Institute. To the Helena Independent and Herald for kindly printing the proceedings.

To the Hon. C. Hedges and Professor J. Eddy for their entertaining and instructive lectuies. To the Territorial and County Superintendents, It.

H. Howey and G. P. Reeves, for their attention and successful efforts to make the Institute one of practical mid lust ing benefit to its members. To the friends of education, who, by their presence atul entertainment of teachers from distance have contributed to make the Institute a success.

Tbe Institute then adjourned sine die to meet at the call of the County Superintend cnt. Tbe following are tho names of teachers and friends of education enrolled during the sessions of the Institute: G. P. Reeves, A. It.

Van Eman, K. II. Howey, 8. Bouton, T. G.

Woods, Mrs. It. H. Howey, L. llarrah, E.

B. Slocum, E. Sperling, L. Horsky, M. 0.

Wheeler, E. Ballou, It. D. Cariock, J. T.

Mason, II. P. Clark, Mrs. D. M.

Weston, N. L. Groshon, D. II. Simms, D.

0. Ballou, M. Ellis, S. C. Itumley, E.

Klelnschmidt, L. Klelnschmidt, A. L. Barr, M. A.

Kinna, J. W. Eddy, I). McIIose, Mrs. G.

P. Reeves, A. Greenwood, E. M. Webster, B.

J. Hornbuckle, M. B. Murphy. Committee Miss II.

P. Clark, T. G. Woods. Tlie Bowling Alley, On Lower Main street, has been ojtencd by Frank Kenck, and promises to become one of tbe favorite resorts of the city.

Tho bnr is stocked with the choicest brands of wines, liquors and cigars. Death of an 014 Blontanlan. R. W. Reeves died suddenly at hit home in San Bernardino, on the 22d of March last.

Mr. Reeves was one of our early pioneer, having located on Willow creek, in this in 1864, where he lived until 1876, when he removed to San Bernardino, Cal. lie was in the 74th year of his age. Mr. Reeves was an honorable, Christian gentleman, and wag widely known throughout Montana.

We offer upward, at A Good Buell bargains In hale. Felt hate from $1 GREENHOOD, BOHM CO. Butt at $7 and upward, at GREENHOOD, BOHM CO. Tbe CelebrateflStallloa, mike NleCool. This fine horse, purchased in Kentucky last summer- by MrA II.

Ciay'Graveaf will make the season at Ms. Graves ranch, six miles from Centervlllo, 'Meagher county, commencing April 15 and dosing' July 15. Mike McCool is regarded by good judges as one of very best stallions in the Territory. For Rent. A Dwelling on Breckinridge street, with Stable attached.

Guod well 4 water In yard, dU er In yard, Apply to DR. J. B. ATCHISON, Local USTew's. BRIEF ITEMS.

8t, Vincent's Academy will be enclosed by a new fence. The Mizpah society will meet Friday evening at Mrs. Norris's, on Fifth avenue. The city engineer was at work yesterday establishing the grade of Jackson street. New suits, new wraps, new dolmans, new ulBters, new jackets at Raleigh Clarke's.

1 Fresh Iowa cream butter just received at Kleinachmidt Bros. Co.s. Sold at 47 cents per pound. James oulin, aged 47 years, died at the county poor farm yesterday. Ilia disease was pneumonia Helena Fire Company No.

1 will hold lu regular monthly meeting this evening at the Cloro street engine house. The Overland (Deer Lodge) coach came in last night at 9.15 oclock. The DiUon coach arrived about oclock. Tom Ilalues, ho got away from an officer some days since, was yesterday sen tenccd to 20 days in the county jail, The Northern Pacific track has reached a point 55 miles west of Miles City and is stretching westward at the rate of a mile a day. Last Saturday's Utah Northern train brought north a party of 165 emigrants for Montana.

It begins to look as if the boom were coming. At the council meeliug which will be held on Thursday evening, April 13, the new mayor and newly elected aldermen will take their seats. A large party of young men from Eastern Canada arrived in Helena last Tuesday night. They are all on their way to the Northwest Territory, Five new passenger coaches were put in use ou the Utah Northern road last Satur day. They are from the Pullman shopa and are said to be "daisies.

Tbe great attractiou for the ladies will be the grand opening of fashionable millinery to-day; hud tomorrow at tbe well-known house of Raleigh Ac Clarke. We have just placed on our counters beautiful liue of new dress goods, ginghams, etc. Latest novelties in lingerie, fans, para-' boIs, at Raleigh Clarke. The four years old son of Joseph and Harriet Farrow died at the family residence in Prickly Pear valley yesterday. The funeral will tuke place at 10 o'clock this morning.

Ladies wdl remember the grufidv open hig of fine spring millinery this morning at the popular and progressive dry goods store of Messrs. Raleigh Clarke. Be sure to attend. The land department of the Northern Pacific will send out three engineering parties whose business it shall be to examine the companys lands and make out a description of each quarter section. One party has already started out.

Before the base bullists begin to make any noise this spring it woSild be a very pious idea for tbe members of last year's club to see that the express agent, Geo. Mosher, be repaid the $70 which they owe him for fare. Inter-Mountain. The city council held a special meeting Tuesday evening and canvassed the returns of Mondays election. The vote was found to be substantially as published heretofore and the clerk was instructed to issue certificates to the newly elected officers.

PERSONAL. John Young is In from Mullan tunnel. II. F. Brown and wife, of Wickea, are in the city.

J. R. Power arrived last evening from 8t. Paul. Jerry Robinson came in from Nelson yesterday, Ed.

Billings, of Power, is at the International. W. T. McFarland came In from Gregory yesterday. Rev.

Falbcr Barcelo has returned from tbe country. C. T. Dowles, of Sun Itiver, is registered at the Cosmopolitan. Arthur P.

Curtin has returned from an extensive purchasing trip East. J. G. Dunlap arrived at the Cosmopolitan last evening from Sun River. Hon.

Joseph K. Toole has gone to White Sulphur Springs to attend court T. G. Woods, who has charge of a school on the South Fork of Sun River, will leave for home to-day. He bas been in Helena the past three days attending the Institute.

The Northern Pacific. Col. Dodge informs us that the Northern Pacific is now laying track upon the eastern division at the rate of a mile per day. The track.is now fifty miles west of Miles City and bos before it twenty-fire miles of smooth ground which is already graded. The road will be completed to the Big Horn by the 15th of May.

BULLION AND LEAD. OFFtCK OF THE DAILY TRIBUNE. I Balt Lack, April 1, ltMt. 1 I Corrected Dally Wells, Fanro Co. aiLTKIL 1 New York $1.14.

pero London, pence Wk per Holt-Lake lets. leas tban N. T. quotation I LEAD. BaltiLake, last sale, per ton.

$60.00 Salt Lake, bid per ton 60.00 New York, per 10U Iba 4.V0 Keystone White Shirts, unlaundried, best Linen Bosoms and Cuffs, i six fob sixdollaml dtf at Greenhood. Bohmi Co.s. Hr. Atchlaoaa OSHce Corner of Jackaoo and Grand streets. Surgery a Speelmlty.

Lost. Keyto Herring mte No. office. Removal. fUmoo Levine baa removed hla tailoring eelabllah.

meat next door to Oeo. t. Reeves, Lower lain nrwet-AU are Invited to call. leblj-dtf OPERA CLASSES TO RENT. RING WALD, CO.

NEW FICIIUE8, NEW COLLARS, NEW TIES, NEWHDKFS, NEW CLOVES, NEW TIDIES, in tlie City. LOW. NEW PARASOLS NEW PURSES, NOVELTIES and FANCY GOODS. CLARKE. POR ONE AND ALL New Gcorgo Washington was first in the hearts of his countrymen.

So is Simon Levine, mill ho is also first in the field with new cloth uud newr fashions for gentlemen. Simon is euterprinifig und is determined that tire gentlemen of Helena and throughout the Territory shall be as fashionably dressed as those of Paris or New York ffnd Chicago. His selections lire such ns to suit the taste of tho most fastidious, und the quality cunnot he excelled anywhere in the United States while his prices are coitainly as reasonable ns emi lie desired. Orders are promptly filled and fits guaranteed. Cull and sec Simon, extunino liis goods anil leae your order fora nice suit, overcoat or pants, Simon Levino the only merchant tailor, lie could give yin; a Jit or don't go.

Simon has removed to Upper Main street, next to Sullivans barber shop. Dont you orget dlyr-si'pS fflSTHMAl Permanent ly Dr.Stms m'sAsthmaRemedw is unetjiKilod a posHive Altersuvo hmI Cure for Asthma and Dyrp spsla, nnd 11 their ntlimdsnt. evil. cOredI It Iom not mrely nfTord It'inporarv rollof, but permanent cur. Mrs.

B. F. iA. of llolmore, of It: aw turjtrUeti at the tpeedu effect of your remedy. Jt it tte ftrat meUrine ah yearn that feu iooamett MV conyh (twl made expectoration easy.

Jnownlci tag nlfihi without coufin0.t If your firagfin do nol keep it, scud for treatise and tsstimonlalH to K.FB(kArOu Aa General Insurance, Real Es- take and Mining Broker Business. Transacted. TITLES EXAMINED, LOANS NEGOTIATED, RENTS COLLECTED, taxes Paid, PROPERTY SOLD, AND EXCHANGED. For Rent. RESIDENCES, BUSINESS HOUSES, orricEs, CABINS, STABLES, ETC.

For Sale. The elegwnt residence of Dr. lugeraoU and Mr. C. K.

keiup, on Ming street. The valuable property of Mr. Jaa Halford, Pine etreet. A fine dairy ranch and 100 cows. Improved ranch (800 acres) with stock, machinery, In Prickly lkear Valley.

Hay, min aud stock ranch of 700 acres In Prickly Pear Valley. Also 830 acre stock farm. Several valuable placer mines. One gold quarts mill, engine and boiler complete. Residences, ranches, town loU and mines in various localities.

If you want reliable Fire Insurance, go to Lockey'a I Agency. If you want to buy property, go to Lockeyi Agency. If you want to sell property, go to Lockeyi Agency. If you want Information, get It at Lockey's Land Agency. RICHARD LOCKEY, Notary Public and I O.

WOLF. Tailoring, 3 Repairing Renovating. Old Garments Made to Look a well New. LOWER MAIN ST. (OPP.

MASONIC HALL.) Prices Very Low, CLARKE, McROBERTS CO. WE ARE NOW READY ANDIWILL SHOW. THE MOST ATTRACT IVE LINKS OF Boots and Shoes neltlmr Pain, mir Kxan to Ot up the I handsomest stobe-boom IN HELENA, AND OttH STOCK OF Ladies, Misses and Childrens Fine Boots, Are not to he 8urpawod. and embrace Great Va- rletj of Style and well known make. Our Btork of CONSISTS OP THE BEST GOODS BE HAD IN ANY MARKET, TO And of tbe Leading Maaiifhetarer of the Country, and will show a Nobly Line Id Tlese Goods.

WE BUY DIRECTLY FKOIT1 FIRST HANDS, Which enables us to sell the Ikwi Good at Price that wllj suit the times. Sole Agents Edwin C. Burts Celebrated Coods. The (Hd Nt. Lonl Hotel Nile, Iflalil ftt.

Clarke. McRoberts Co. mm. EEB eJI ppUeflsta. as tonaUwipi wiiboai flMietafl Tfl color pistes, see nmvmri, fa, ZircttMca for DtaDttiiclloOnrtfltfMoMrflfrtflbWfiDl flower Boofe.

flAAls. Ftatl TW. MC. UfNmSU to slu Mirrsn grow. wtt he Mto veltoMc or Untof la toe tboa totoc rw fortoer We mU tpeetony of Detroit.

Mich. Mcrfcto flirtiiH. A4i D. K. nJLKT 00 C.

K. COLE, M. D. SURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OPFIClf GRAND 8TUERT, MONTANA.

Omci Hours-xio to 12 a. i to 4 p. 7 to 10 p.m. An attendant In liter office night and day. octZS-Stf CHARLES D.

CUKT18, NOTARY PUBLIC HELENA, MONTANA. aprt HELENA r'- $66 a weeh In your own town. Address. H. IUluctt a Terms and $5 out, Gon Port- land, Maine I by I dAwlj-Jutfl 1.0.

F. A regular meeting of Encampment will be held this (Thursday) evening, at their lodge mum, In Uihcltjr, at 7.10 ctoch. Sojourning Brother, are cordially Invited to attend, G. K1ENZLE, C. P.

Jacob Loza, Scribe. DIED, Farrow On Prickly Pear, April 5th, 1884, Jtwoph M. un of Joneph aim Harriet Farrow, aged it yearn Onun At the Lewis Clarke county poor farm, 1 April ft, lHHg, Jainee Oonlin, age years. Notice. Rich Garden Boil that I prepared to the past ilxteen ears, for sale at per load the common wagon uad.

dtf JOHN THORBURN. Cion Street, Chinatown. Wanted. An motive agent to canvas the city. Apply immediately at the Brick House on Jackson street, opposite Kleinarhmklt't on Main street.

April 1, 188. dt How It Is! To-day in an Interview with Mr Levine he as sslted how It is that he can sell suite to order at $25 and lututa at $7. He says there Is no difficulty In doing so. He also stated that be con sell Noses Stetson's bats at $8 and $3.60 each, which have been sold bore heretofore at $6. Fashionable Tailoring.

Call at M. Weinstein's, successor to Levine Lopwen- I berg, opposite the Cosmopolitan Hotel, for your custom-made suits. A One lot ol cassimerus, diagonals, Scotch (roods, chevolte, beavers, pique and doeskins, on baud, which will be made up at very reduced prices. A good Dt and One workmanship guaranteed Jy36-U Proposals Invited. Proposal are Invited for building a wooden side- walk ia front of McLean's stable and adjoining prop erty oil Main street.

Particulars con be learned by applying to Lbe undersigned. Bids will be received until Saturday, April 1, at 12 oclock oi. L. F. EVAN8, mch6dGt Street Coimubaiouer.

Capital Lodge No. 2, A. O. U. W.

The regular communication of the above Lodge I convene at Ihe Odd Fellow Hall every Monday even- Ing at 7 o'clock. By the order, J. ATCHISON, M. W. J.

J. Mohrbauuii, Roourtler. 431 popular Monthly Drawing of tho raw ISTRIBUTIO In tbe City of Loulmrttte, on Saturday, April 29, 1882 Those drawing occur monthly (Sundays excepted) uuder provlaiuiiBuf an act of Ui (Jeucral Assembly of Kentucky. The United States Circuit Co rt on March 81, rendered the follow lug decision: lt Xliat tbe Commonwealth Distribution Company la Legal. 2d Its Drawing; are fklr.

The (kmiponv has now on haud a large reserve fund. I Read the list of prize for the APRIL DRAWING. $,700 1 $1. 100 Prize 100 each $10,000 K) Prize 60 each 10,000 600 Prize 80 each ,000 Prize 10 each .000 each $10,000 Wesch 10,000 JO each. Approximation prize too each, 100 each, 4i 1,960 Prize $112,400 Whole Tickets, $2.

Half Ticket. 27 Tickets, $50. 55 Tickets, $100. Remit money or Rank Draft In Ietter or send by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTERED LETTER OK POST OFriCK ORDER.

Order of $6 and upward, by expras, can be went at our expenze. Ad-drow all order to K. 11. HOAHDIT1AN, (kmrlcr-Joumal Building, Louisville Kentucky, or to K. M.

BOA ROMAN, 909 Broadway. New York. Silver Lake IIOrJTJKLu PRICE Proprietors. Philipsburg, M. T.

Centrally Located AND First Class in Every Particular All Coaches Arrive and Depart from This Hotel. Octftdtf rains Gallery. eft, Cntl.r near the bead of Main (treat, HELENA, MONTANA. We ore always on hand to oblive old and new eur tomer-s with Uie beat and all of the latent otjrlea of Pbntnea, Porcelain and Pie Hoe OH, which Is a new tjde here. Also, a line assortment bC Blered aud HuwFVIew of Moulana and other points.

O. C. BUNDY. New Firm. New Goods.

New Styles. Franklin, Humbert Co. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Men and Boys Furnishing Goods. Hats and. Cnps, Boots and Shoes, Boys Clothing.

Orders by Mail Promptly Attended to. ASK FOR TIIE Grenadina Cigar Never Equalled. SOLD BY N. H. WEBSTER, HELENA M.

T. Palace Restaurant. UPPER MAIN STREET, IHontaua F. 0. BURNELL, Proprietor.

MEALS AT ALL HOURS DAY AND NIGHT 1 Fdhu ter8 A Specialty Notice to Creditor. fcatate of Thoma Perry, dwviiwed. Notion tohenr given by the undttrHignod odmiiiistmuir of the e-I lain of Thoms Perry, deoeiwed, to the creditors of, and ali persons having clnimsagainst the aaid deous-ed, to exhibit them with the nocensary vouohore, within four month n(tr (1m first publication of this notice, to the said Administrator at hi oftlee, Room No. Frwy Building, on Dntadway, In the city of Helena, Lenl aud Clarke county, Montana Terrl-I tcry. V.

P. 8TEULINU, Administrator of the estate of Thomas Perry, de ceased. ddUd-febl2 Dated at Helena, 11. T. Feb.

31, 1889. 1 CADCICI 2ent wanted for Life of Pnwl-II Alt IKeLUdpnt Garflold. A oomplcto, faith I ful hisUrry frwu cnwlle to grave, by the emluent btngmpbfr. Col. Conwell.

Introdurtion bv Hi kx- I ceilenry, John D. Ing, (iovernor of MamwcbuzeU. Book ail ready for delivery. An elegantly llliitsinUod I volume. Endorsed edition.

Liberal term. Agent take orders for from 0 to 60 copies dally. Outoells any other lKKk ten to one. Agent never made money so fast. The book anils itself.

Experience not doc- I enaary. Failure unknown. AH mako immense profit. Private tenia free. Jerg Itiatoa 4c Portlaalf We, FREEH- hlBplH I1M Cu, a befltMto arlklto rift.

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