The Philipsburg Mail from Philipsburg, Montana • Page 6

JO SEPHt A. HiYDEi. BANKER, PHILIPSBURG, T. Hammond HOME NEWS. A JuL in Wilhon't additiou.

thr haLis sold fior '200. A ad. of the FWurth of July c-lebrativrn at Granite wil seern i this i-ssue. Mr. D-r ariv.i in tn, tera- from mb.snoe ,4 n.t- i Helena and E.

W. hr. the wll-known toremason. has 1.e-n or. nied to hLs room with an attach of ofekl Dr.

lef.t f-cr Lurst. In respos a a town fa: rone a-, ip. Brown. 1 l. in.

on600 1 r-ently cha.iw fro. an eAl i-en 1 r. 17: p'R ri hn ih i 'Lake u- -he; 2 ,1:. rally repaired. C.

the North'- st a -knw i.ub that nrct, w.th me v-- ove day, i io '-'te Hi. i. D-v' andl m.ineral surve-or. cI: a -r of the fin-. of neers is in in a of nt.

healt. Hf is trm an attack of he in i lad leg', -l may nut tarn ro: spr.ns for a of weeks. and the rn otl-41r is (t.v?' from ir. Jack D)owd. of 1.

b' says, Bluenwsctlc n. 11. he ove a iiClSo C(' "rr. 2 in are unt satis.fatory.'' Onos ne rt; a', en- is to -e the 1 ar e( a lrefalv inalle ou oe i arc dcrr in the coImpar4 and will also be os in. Last week ni'-nisn' was ixi aij of a sui in which Win.

waIs nmade to figure as ar110 f. 1C)r4 as plaintiff. is 0144 1 WIlL Weinstein entered suit agai.n George in re.ra~r11 to as1 to won rielrf by Belt-her. The Ward co 11 ecnlitn'n- pilay rn two nights at Granite. ald are tOjbe 1" at the TJ'he The is V'L.

eC tilei' plays tilit ei'at1''ii1 till, Iji rosi teristie of re.in- both brim it. spirkllnj, and interesting. The Waird P4.444 Cp. 'ivr 0) sent the pmlay 'tayogl''1 at Drmn rnond Sundam i 4 will un doubtedly- diraw a airge rc tr i.lt siirroulndlinir Counry ir well-estliiis- h4.4.r. ait i strike Tmade 4' ax crt 3I1 t.Xoae1 is ma'in- gent-rally reel vated that hasitS 4'.

4 it14(4' irlI1 14' i 44 i' 41. 4 fl 4 14, t' w'ill tho n'. err, sa-! lo0o1 in ti4e T. a irei in tow.i-l ani -l: i. FIB is in 4'4 of 11 4l1cF- I un r'4 I' tl 1 I a le 1is 1i1'tlon the ill 1.1 iii' i iniformirs is flt tin' he ot'er it 1 tr'f's T11' it i 'kiic tiI 'sita "-g vn il by of (le and killed.

1 he stet mp -t1 4nd till buf, f. 1.1 ui -odi wet or. (xalso 4... 4 4.41'i I 1 1 4lS'rlio i ir the (' 44i4. ibis irh brie de i4 r44u prise and should114 1'4' pait rotn that is due to good i ho1me indust ry.

A petition to the Phiiipsburg Drummsondi railroad praiying thait the co'Itle an' run ilhe train now nmikiit it, t''nir ii at. Drummnand through to (n was eircnulated during the week he prap-r was lairge signe'd. 1141.1 iii 11114.1 mutedlyv be dealt with e1)nsideratelv by the cons- 'I inSi; e11 of taking twenty-onte to hours to go to Butte, the new order of things would enable to make the trip in five or six hours at tie most. Th- Inter Mountain says of Little Turf who was so badly beaten in Philipsburr a year ago the 2'ith instant: Little Turf. the Montana race horse, who was sold by to Van Erunt a few montls ago and taken east.

is making a for hinisilf. Among his aL :7 entioned a big race the other .7 (' Ciy Island in whih ownf rs- nu, thousand His trairer now wants to take the little horsE to England. 1A nruber of the amusement-loving pieo ite organized a dramatic compa.ny at and v-ill. on Saturia- -e. -ni: present the in 'our acts, cntitlel.

"'Dettr than Crld." Thse -art in, the are from 'ew Chica -o and nrummond, and Brt'tr, rebiien n. iv- i rry th: Eut Sadi fr, a i C. E. Burt in a dou' role. In an.their column will be fonr.

an ad contaninhg the i-pr ar: in ii. T. ---y will be one to Ee l.n" reler red in Philipsburg. Tihat is tLe dia: xed upon by i Lias. s.

an it is that t- hi rs i5-. r. i rl on hand, as. a owd frrR The 1 1E DENUCitiTS RhATIFY AliJ .1 TIt OPi E.A A. of ihe i- o.

ratc: or' Phi-ipsnur and uatte by ffra. I'v. A il a. 'IWi. WT3laci.

4 nd ri. t. Y. 1Pt'micrtrou. lTie ratiication of the Clveland and a clubt) last Satuird.7 evening ir ini e-d.

The sevei coummit' their work exce'ilent and pass ....2.. off sooth 1yV. The ec. nmmitter was on hand at depot the train arrived and escorted the setakers and visitors in state to roma decorated and arrange for them ac th h-otel. )uring the afternc '0 i rhaps h-iJ the club called i upon them at their parlor and were made Sacqualu.e-.

At ot A :2) au the was off by the fring of anvils and the up of rockets. t'he aIer i'he rpek auAn.tf-.y A W. Adans' permanent chairman of the club. and, in a few well worded renimarks. indtrodriuced R.

D. SMIITH. gentle-man ga--e an eloquent and eise history of the democratic party of the United States, from the time of and Monroe to the present date. address wound up in the of hope that the club of Se would hold well andi work wi.h zeal toward the election of the d' territorial and county tickets. i zon his concrinsioa, the chairman introd aced to the assemublage the able and eloqulenlt speaker, W.VT,rI,_CE.

known ov-r the terriaory as "The silver rongued orator of With a wond-rful Ii of lahnua-e he kr-rt the well inte rsted as lin4 as he He aIppan-ude at a- h. 'l telling andr set aucdienc- wild some of his of eloluent oratory. The Bill Nye of the was then presented by the chairman in the person of HON. W. Y.

PEMBE'T(OY. of anti it twoe: him no length of pu- a in ti co inti the- which 4 lp nd af hi -n At -ae timo- Mr. fo to The es1" a nc hi an he hii par: out it, li.f. 1is i n. tr nde oe perf.et.

to lhi, A rf-day was in tWe exS Itr By tim. he rSth, 1.f Ir, th.C man theu i the ineeting. NOTES. A 0: 0 ir A ave i- an! a o( a huiquet. which iwas no1 of o-liest of in Moiitnt.

t.i- all I eOle wetr; prestnt, arti -A as i ad at of ciizen-a as ever met in th A 1: our repub .1. 11'-eOnf an, i to the remarks of Q. uos. prou.nent democratic orators of Montana. The vi- ting party consisted- of Hon.

R. i. of Wm. Wallace. of Helelna.

Hlou. W. Y. Pemberton of Butte. Thomas MeTague.

Geo. W. Carleuon r1-i ex-ShrifAlc Measters of )eer Lodge. A repI blcan Snaturday was that the democrats of the town were full of "ambition, energy and wbhiky." G. ATTENTION: The republicans of Philipsburg will meet at Morse's hall on Friday.

the 22nd. at 8 P. 3., for the purpose of forming a Republican club to participate in the coming campaign. Joas G. McLEA4, County Committeeman.

C. L. Lambert. of 8. Lipman of Portland.

Oregon. importers of dry and fancy goods. is at the Kaiser house for a few days. Mr. Lambert's line of samples are unsurpassed and private individuals are promised great bargains.

Will visit Granite on Saturday, and can be found at the Moore hotel. Bueklen's Arnica Salve. The best salve in the world for cuts, bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rhenm. fever sores.

tetter. chapped chilblains, burns. and all skin eruptions. and positively cures piles or no pay rnquired. It is uaranteed to grive or I onev ref uinded.

Price 25 centsper box I ae ae at. P. Euwie's Cit Drug store. Spring chicken at the Grand restauJUST RECEIVED. A carload of cracked corn.

corn meal, graham and buckwheat flour at 21-2t-p BRos. Thy best broad in town at the Grand and bakery. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. OFFICrrE ILATTA 'M. I.

('O, The annual inmeetin of the ers of the tHatta SMining 'y be ihel at the oni. of the 2. for eection c.f -rs a.tl. to servet for the ensuing 5W.r. STOCK(IH The annual meeting of the of the Water comrany Cor the purpose of to I-) for the ensuing year and the trari.oti, of such other business as may te will be held at 1.

K.aIs.-:, ice President. PI June 13., IS. Will bt cn Saturdayv June 30th. AT DRHUMOND, BY THE Amateur Brarmatic C.OMPANX. of d.

Proceeds for the benefit of the church. rs open at perrorrmrance commences at 8 sharp. ni-n found they Fhctuld apocr at J. F. FOX'S The who keeps the BEST CIGARS IN GRANITE His namrn is a word when it comue to Notions.

Fine Tobaccos. Fish. Vegetables.Cutlery and Fruit. He in periodicals of all kinds. and th.r' you go for your readinge Fine toilet soap and stationery a spciaity.

Millin.ery Extra ordinary An Eastern niai a misitake in my ordcr I 1, the- uantit- I inrw nlvn Stmmer ats anid all at Cost THE I. LiTEIALL- RLNNIMG OVER ViTh NEW GOODS. Mrs. E. McDonel.

'anerc---- ky and Soda Water, Sarsaparilla, Still and champagne Cider, GINGER ALE. Aents for he CENTENNIAL BEER DEALERS ICE. A.SCHILLING, -THE--I )Fashionable Tailor, PI. IPSBURG, MONT. All work neatly executed and satisfaction guaranteed.

67-tf GRAND REDUCTION SALE On account of the backward1 eason. I have mnad, spec.ial rr.dtctins in CTLOTHTNG FURMISIING GOODS. Boots and Shoes HATS, A in everyn o-of my I FOR CASH ONLY! -THE-Oiie-Pricei Clothier, Hatter and Furnisher, "onnolly il ing, the Opera Philiptsburg. The Cash Store New Dry Goods for the Ladies. New Boots and Shoes for Men, Women and Children.

The largest selection in town. New gum goods, rubbers, boots, coats and gossamers. New hats-Stetson, Creedmore and other leaders-soft and stiff. New suits for spring and summer. English and Scotch worsteds and cheviots; also domestic cassimeres; new and nobby.

New spring overcoats of imperial goods; very neat New stock of tapestry and wool carpets and oil cloths. Remnant sale still continues below cost. Groceries, fresh and good; prices Just received, a carload of "Pillsbury" and one of 'jour. FEATHERMAN CO. "G- 1T Sof July Celebration! AT GRANITE, M.

T. GUNS AT SUNRISE! The Procession will form at 10 o'clock a. m. in front of Knight. 4f Labor hall, headed by the brass band in the territory, under the leadership of Professor Viol.

After which will march the diffrcn't orders, President of the Day, Speakers of the Day, Orators, inciuent County Officials and citizens, in carriages. The whole to ie, conducted to Franklin Hill, under the leadership of the Grand Marhal of ti.e assisted two aids. Following is the PRO RAMME AT THE GROUNDS: Music by the Columbia." Prayer. Music- "Red, White and Blue." oif the Declaratio'n of Independence by the lion. J.

F. Brazleton. Mu-ic by Banner." Sp.eaking by Orators of the Day. After a grand las ket picnic will be held on the grounds, with free lemonade in the beautiful grove. PRIZES: Mntc-h basaeball garne of 8r73 Slow mule purse of 5 Marritd man's of 5 Obstacle race of 5 at'.

man' purse of 5 Sack purse of 5 Foot race.Free for urste of 5 Greased purse of 5 Beeos' race cunder 15 years, of 5 Throwing purse of 5 Horserace, I'ree for of 95 Climing of 5 Wheel barruw parse of 5 Wheel barrow race blindfold purse of 5 In tse -veoning in town, there will be a ascension, after which there will bhe an display of fire works. including seven exhibition display pieces. Grand 4th July Bali in the evening. Music by Prof. Viol's string band.

W. J. ALLASON, Chairman Committee. O. B.

0OUSER PHILIPSBURG'S Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Ship Only in Car-Load Lots and are Consequently Able to Sell at Lowest Prices ois Lin uors and Cigars. Falk's Milwaukee Beer and (Connected with a Wholsesale Business. VWe do S.rictly a Wholesale and Jobbing Business iVe iS a (c'1l LOWER BR()ADWAY1, Opp. Caplice Smiths. NIGHT PYTHIAS TO BE GIVEN Jy Phlilipsbulrg Lodge, No.

20, on Tuesday Evening, July 3d AT THE PHILIPSBURG OPERA HOUSE. IE UTIZV-. ('OiMMITTEE: DE(CORATION COMMITTEE: P. Pizer, Ir. W.

i. ittwrod, L. W. Shodair I1. F.

M. E. Edwards. M. Schilling.

A. ii cky. I. N. Snith.

II. H. M. Massie. INVITATION C'OMMITTEE: J.

W. Fletcher. H. W. B.

Pizor, 3I. E. Doe F. II. Jamnie, Featherman, L.

J. Heialrik.on. FLOOR A. SCHILLING. IE TI'ON r', c.

Fr.r," FLOOR MANA(GERS: a D. i tra, i L. W. Shclair. H.

L. Rodgers. trant WVilliawus. Dr. W.

H. Pittwood, M. H. Bryan. TICKETS.

Admitting Gentleman and Ladies, $2.50. vinn invilatijnr will find ticktt for sal at the atores of B. Pizer. Wi tr. I.

Dce. P'ialipthurg, and A. W. rdon, Granite..