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All Well Pleased.

HELENA, Feb, se.-[speclal to the
TR1BuNE.] The Helena delegation arriv-
ed at home in good shape at ten O'clock
last night after a pleasant and lovely trip.
When the crowd alighted from the cars
three rousing cheers were given for Col
Broadwater and three more for Col. Shell
by The visitors are all highly pleased
particularly the members of the legisla-
ture. Councilman Hoffman, who is the
proprietor of the Timber line coal mines
was an interested visitor to SAND Coulee
He is an enthusiast over our coal anC
says it will not take a back seat fol
Rocky Fork or any other western Goa
| measures. - 4
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i Disordcrly Students.

X, Feb. 26.-An incident
IA history Of the Sage college has
just brought to light, which 10 I'M
Eprecedented at Cornell, and places the
pretty s'coreds'' on an equal footing with
tlle male students. It's nothing more
nQr less than a real, live rough and tum-
6lA lefNmble between the sophomore and
lnens s.co-eds" in broad daylight and
iniet corridors Of the Sage college.
Thsz shmen class poet, Miss Jessie
Buntt4 Re Hamburg, N. Y, was passing
throng me halls with her poetry for the
banquet, when two bold sophomore girls
rushed upon her, seized the manuscript
and tore it to fragments. The sophomores,
III sober second thought, regretted the
rashness Of their deed and soon appeared,
! hnmbly begging to be forgiven, and max
ing an offer of PREPARATION. But the fresh
men girls would not listen to their apollo
gies.S With the "co-eds," as the girls are
called from the constant talk Of co-edu-
scation, so unruly, it is not to be
wondered at that the sophomores
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27
II, Nh Presidential Party.


INDIANAfoL1s, Feb, 25.-The presiden-
tlal train left here at 8 10 P. m. amid
great enthusiasm, for Washington.
Russell b Harrison, wife and their little
daughter arrived from Omaha, yesterday,
accom- panied by ex-senator and Mrs.
Saunders. The presidential party to
Washin t0n consists Of General and Mrs.
Harris Russell B. Harrison, wife and
daughter, r.and Mrs. g. R. Mckee and
children, Mn. Lord, a sister Of Mrs. Har-
rison, ana Mis-. Eaton, sister Of Gener-
al Harrison Hon. j. N. Huston, w: Il,
III. Miller, rivate Secretary Halford
Senator arl1 Mrs. Saunders, Of Omaha
Stenog ribbet and family and Miss
Sanger, 5tenograrher.
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WOOL STILL FIRM.
NH a 5FJ2zEf54 5Z-7T=a"77 -
n EsIseraphic Report from Boston.

III Hui 90lAeTRphic Report from Boston,
BosI0N Feb, 23.-The market ruled
rather quiet the past week and the sales
doSnot foot up within about half a million
| roniaS much as the previous week.
change can be made in the quo
I'M nlders Of domestic are less firm
\ M theis News and more disposed to make
slight cDncessions, particularly on ordi-
nary trades. Stocks, however, are COM
para small and few. A weeks act
i've bnsiness would clean out the market
M indications of material decline
III expented, as heindications are that oil
the ilsble supplies wanted before the
early nAw crops comes to hand. Michi-
4 gan dsAGes have been calling fairly, but
4pot AZ NE extreme prices attained a week
III twp Ago. Ohio tleeces held up pretty
ven Several lots Of territory wool have
n been closed out Australian and other
f0rel9n woods hold strong position.
4 cha London sales closed on the 10Th.
etal sales we've 1888, 400 pounds.
Il MI pslees Ohio and Pennsylvania fleeces,
&1SxX, 31@ 44c.; No. l Ohio, 58c
IL tSIS1{dfXs Is u to 23c. me-
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Strike the Cynbal I. ..............-.....:C Choir
.Gantar nSeiga Of Granada N-Donna. Isabella
SPRAY OF THE FALLS.
IFrom TUESDAYS Daily. ]

Messrs. Arlington and Mcqueen Of
Belt are in town.
Thomas Hanlon has left for business
trip to New York.
prof. Werner gives a grand concert I'M
der the auspices Of the Arion March 4.
Messrs. Stanton g. Scotch have formed
a firm for surveying and general land
business. They are acquainted with the
county and can be of service to all who
are locating.
Yesterday 80 cars of coal (640 tons)
passed the excursion train, which could
not switch on account of the length of
the train. Coal is king. 1t is reduced
in price also.
Prof. Beggs has received call from
Council Bluffs, Iowa, to directa Kirmess
for the ladies Of St. Paul Church's Guild,
early IN the spring. He has not yet de-
cided about going. Herald.
Rev. p. B. Champagne has arrived in
town in connection with q colonization
enterprise, which has the approval OF the
Manitoba railroad, as well as of leading
citizens in this city. This is an enter
prise Of much importance and Is the most
promising yet initiated here.
Mr.. 7. s. Edison and Miss Sarah Moore
were married at the residence of Mr.. 7,
v. Moore Helena, on Wednesday Febru-
any, 20, 1889. Mr., Edison is prominent
resident of Larimore, North Dakota. He
and his bride, who is a beautiful and ac-
complished lady, are staying at the Park
hotel.
1t is with much pleasure we announce
the engagement of our esteemed county
clerk and recorder, Mr.. Ernest A. Ring
valid and Miss 3. Glenn May Of Stillwat
er, MINI. The happy event which is the
\ SEQUEL to such bethrothals will take place
on March 21st. Those who know hel
speak highly of the personal attractions
and accomplishments Of the saltwater
belle who will mike this city her home
and will receive warm welcome iron
our people. .f-s
| From gentleman who arrived las
evening from an extended trip OF owe
300 miles around the adjacent country W
learn the cattle on the ranges never look
q ed better at this time OF the year an
stockmen are much pleased. The cattl
range higher in the mountains this Wintel
hundreds OF them being now found RICH
i in the timber on the mountain slopes Q
the Highwood and Belt mountains. III
Judith roundup have had a party a.
! winter killing wolves and coyotes, whic
has been SO successful as to nearly extel
inmate these pests in MANY sections. |
one day on Arrow creek they killed
; wolves and three wolverines and sine
then not one of these animals has bee
seen in that neighborhood. The winte
throughout has been very beneficial fl
J all kinds of stock, as the heavy drifts al
: only found in the ravines, the bench'
J being only covered with thin, loose CO
3 ering of snow,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27

WASHfKGToN, Feb. 25.- Representative
Sphinx of Illinois expects New Mexico
to- become a state before the close of the
session The bill for that purpose was
favorably reported by the house commit
tee on territories week ago, but Spring
erE has prepared a substitute, which he
think atands an excellent chance of go
ing tlroaEh. Il is known that at least
thTee5 sspljblican senators are in favor Of
the adMiSsion Of New Mexico and the
delnOc attc senators Will be expected to
support itas a matter of course.
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~ ii n sIIYIEHOOD YEAR.
ow W. ARE TO ENTER THE
GALAXY.
elsgatss " Constitutional conyen-
ton " be Elected In May
what they May
III Do.

N HELENA Feb. 26-The Independent
, bis morning publishes the full text OF
he admission bill. The first election for
members III the constitutional convention
! ID take place on the second Monday IN
Nav, ms convention meets July 4 and
nay adopt such constitution as the dele
rates see III. The result is to be present
ID Is ths people the first Tuesday OF oc-
ober fcr ratification or rejection. Ihe
election for6state officers and members Of
the Legislature may take place at the
same dime, that is, on the first Tuesday OF
October. This is to be determined by
the CONSTITUTIONAL convention. The other
details are about us heretofore published.
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nnsaam1ie leavity. cracking nuts and
Jokes and undue sparkin' will be taken
note Of mentioned from We pulpit on We
newt Sabbath morning,
Goodmenne Elkana Handy and Ella
kim Ready will zoe to and froe to finde
" folkas good places and will suffer We
manna and womenne to sit together at
this concerte nv nermission of selecte
mama If ve towne.
| Inasmuch a. some Of We yonge women
"a Who SINCE appear in public for We
frsta time. let We younge MEME of We
CONGREGATION be shame-faced and not
not stare at them overmuch, for perad-
van+,,ra n nntts them ont Of countenance,
~ M II IL fnrratta thavra nieces.
/ Deacon Gahriel Wioplestick will pitch
VI tune and beat We time.
Mistrass D,,lciana Sweet Harmony
1 Tracy will NAV We harDSiehOrde,
Master Wilhelm Beethoven Lyall will
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LYsrR OF YE SINGERS.
Grandma Mehitable Winterblosson
l Clark. Aunt Sophia Priscilla Sorrlck
$500, .,.
go a 800 .,'4.sS Il MILL III,
Betsey Jane Craptieel, Doiolhea ololltlllt
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Burns. Feb. q. IN. Q. Ray left with a
party ef 12 yesterday to fulfill his con-
tract vith the board Of trade for survey
ing ths Pipestone pass. He will begin at
the summit and work both ways. The
survey will occupy at least month.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27
AsT0UNDED.
THE CASE AGAINST PARNELL
BREAKS DOWN.
London Amazed Pigott Throws up
+. the Sponge The Times
.5 in a Bad Box Great
u Excitement.

HELENA, Feb, s6.-[special to the
Tribune.] kilograms just received from
London announce that Richard Pigott,
throws up the sponge and acknowledges
that he is forger and perjurer. He ad-
m1ts that all the "Parnell letters" were
forgeries. The acknowledgement has
astounded London and produced ire
mendous sensation.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27

HEnEN Feb. 26.--The sure-thing
gat1s xe been stopped in this city in
accord with the new law. Round
the BOXER and faro take the place Of
A the won III Devices.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27

The incidents Of yesterdays excursion
would fill volume Nothing occurred
to mar its success. At Sand Coulee two
visitors we're dragged some distance be
fore they got q firm hold on the train, but
happily they were not injured in the
least by this mlshap, which was due to
their own hardness.
The dance on the piazza OF the Park
hotel was one Of the merriest incidents IN
the days fun. a gentleman played with
great skill the guitar. Mr. Logan, the ter
ritorial superintendent of instruction,
directed the dancing, which began with
Virginia country dance and then devel-
oped into waltz quadrilles. Hon. H. d.
Pickman of Dillon and another gentle
man appeared IN linen busters and straw
hats. They carried large fans, which
they used to cool the flushed faces of their
fair partners. As an offset to our mild
climate, Santa Claus reappeared clad in
couple Of buffalo coats, in which, judging
from the swinging of his arms, he could
hardly keep warm. 1t is rumored that
Santa Claus was no other than Alderman
Harrison Of Helena. 1t is rumored also
that the acting mayor fined him 80, 1000 for
this burlesque on our temperate zone,
but he will probably compromise with
the Helena alderman for box Of colora-
dos.
The dance continued until the return
Of the Sand Coulee train. The excur-
sion1sts who went out there to wander
amid deep Governs under the courteous
guidance of General Manager Anderson
were surprised to find that the folks that
they left in town were enjoying them
selves so we'll.
After the dance Messrs. T. p. Collins,
G. M. Webster, Ringwald, Atkinson and
others representing the citizens, invited
the visitors to repast which was prompt
ly served by Mr.. .Horst's staff, The feast
over, Mr.. Middleton stood aloft on chair
and good humoredly put it to vote
whether the party should remain until
ten o'clock or go home. "Yea" reverber-
ated through the dining hall. Some CON
seryatiye excursionists shouted "No" but
the syeas" had clearly won. But some
how the edict had gone forth that the
train must start at six o'clock and start il
did.
J Another incident was the opening of q
mysterious box labelled "hardware,
which had puzzled the devil and every
one else who looked at it. It was found
to contain the best kind of fluid hardware
, which was duly sampled amid reciprocal
good wishes for Great Falls and the leg
islature.
As the train was leaving hearty cheers
were given for Great Falls, which were
answered by others for our guests.
Councilman Collins was Jealous in Civ.
t ing the visitors information on the falls
the coal mines and things in general.
General Manager Colonel Shelby re-
ceiyed warm greeting from the business
4 men Of Great Falls, with whom he is +
' favorite, He did much to render the ex
! cursion great success.
A copy of the "TRIBUNE ANNUAL
. through the courtesy of G. M. Webster
. was presented to each guest with an ap
i propriate dedication.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27

emo ao, Feb. 20. r. p. Armour is not
worried ovsr the newly organized oppo-
sition iii ths big -Four" reported from
New York He says that the combina-
ton w1uf continue to do business at tho
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27
Notice.

A public meeting of citizens will be
held at the Townsite company's office this
evening to make arrangements to receive
the members of the legislature on Friday
next. Large attendance is requested. 1t
il important that all should attend.
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Metal Market.

i! NEW DIRK, Feb. 25-Bar silver 931sc;
Copper lnll and heavy. Lake and Feb,
$3.50; Eaad Quite firm. Domestic,
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CH1oAa0. Feb. 25.=-Cattle Receipts
light. Steady
Choics Reeves, $4.oO@4.SO; steers, $500
n @4.O0 Rockers and feeders, $2.20@
S,4O;s InGitxn steers, $2.00@3.15.
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Scarlet Fever Ravages.

BISMARCK, Oak, Feb. 25-scarlet fever
which has been prevalent in this city and
Mandan for some time, has now reached
d most alarming stage and all possible
precautions are being taken to prevent its
further spread. The city schools,
churches and places Of amusement have
been closed and there is also talk of clos
ing the legislature.
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THE PLAN OF DRAWING.


similarly will
bep
wheel OF
until
Territory commissions Address
a comm
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tried to break up the freshmen
banquet. just before midnight the
sophomores in a body entered the hotel
where was the feasting, and during the
excitement large bottle Of liquid asa
fndita was thrown in front Of the dining
room door,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27
Terrible.

Two-thirds Of all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumonia,
The same proportion holds for most
other cities. Delays are dangerous Dr..
Ackers English Remedy for Consumption
will always relieve, and may save your life.
For sale by Lapeyre Bros:
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Prepare Fol Winter.

Storm Sash 1as3o, 14x3o and 14x86
Windows, for sale by the Hotter Lumber
Company.
A NASAL INJECTOR free with each
bottle of Shiloh's Catarah Remedy, Price
so cents. For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1887-1890, 1889-02-27

Aggregate Prlzss $4,000, $4,000 tickets at SIS EACH

The President Of the Legislative Council the Speaker of the
Representatives third selected by the
tckethoers at the drawing will supenend the drawg
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-06-07
Distinguished Men.

Governor John Ireland, of Texas Simon
Governor of Louisiana; Il. b. Turner, Judge
u. s. Court; Ex-Gov. Hubbard, Minister to
Japan Marion Martin, ex-Lient. Governor of
Texas; W. Il. Miller, Ex-Gov. Of Arkansas !;
Il. A. Perry, Gov. of Florida, W. D. Blox-
ham, ex-Gov of Florida John b. Gordon,
Governor of Georgia; Alex. Gregg, Bishop
of the Episcopal Church and Chancellor of
the University OF the South, and hundreds OF
other distinguished men Of the United States
in Nil professions and in every department OF
science have had their sight restored by the
nse'of Hawkes. Crystallized Lenses
vi eyes fitted and the fl guaranteed at the
Drug Store of d. r. Owens, Rockville, Nd.
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Merit Wins.

We desire TO say to our citizens, that ior
years we have been selling Or. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption DR.. Kings New
Lite Pills, Bucklen's Arnica Salve and EIec-
tric Btlers, and have never handled re NEEDLES
that sell as well, or that have given such uni
versal satisfaction We do not hest tate 10
guarantee them every time, and we stand
ready 10 refund the purchase price il satisfac-
tory results do not follow their rse, These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. D. +. Owens. Drug
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Medical Society.

The Montgomery County Medical So
ciety will meet in Rockville, Tuesday, June
11th, at 2 o'clock, p. M.
DIR. Augustus Stabler, formerly of the
German Hospital of Philadelphia, is ex-
pected to read an original essay on Cholera
MoTbus and Cholera Infantum.
There were three candidates for member
ship at the last meeting.
An interesting and instructive meeting is
anticipated. The profession invited.
NHAs FARQUHAR, Sec'y
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Simple Plan.

Dear Sentinel: IL have raised my 1. X. l..
wind mill twelve feet without taking it To
pieces by simple plan, at the cost Of about
eight dollars. Thinking that some Of your
readers, who may have made the same mis-
take did by ordering the "tower" too low,
might be benefited by this notice, | send il
10 You for publication. 1t is only requisite
to see il 10 understand how to do it.
Very respectfully,
w. w RAPLEY
Ayenel, Montgomery county, Md.
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In the Circuit Court for Montgomery
county, AS n Court of Equity
No S23.

NtlE OBJ ECI oi this suit Is IT, oh
L tain IL Decree for the sale Of the
Real Estate of which Ebert Perry. late
OF Montgomery county. died seized aud
possessed. or so much thereof MS may be
necessary for the payment of his debts
The Bill states:
lat. That II certain Ebert Perry was in his
lifetime indebted unto the Plaintiff, Nicholas
ID. Otutt, in the sum of one hundred dollars,
with interest thereon from the third day OF
December in the year eighteen hundred aud
rshty-tve, on and by virtue Of single hil
OF he said Elberl Perry and John W Perry
in favor OF the said Nicholas D. Udutt, besr-
ing date the third day of Apil, in the year
eighteen hundred and eighly-iye, said sun
OF one hund red dollars pn yHble twelve months
after date, with interest thereon from date
I'd That the said Gilbert Perry was also In
his lifetime Indebted unto the plaintiff George
I. Dunlop, Executor ot the last wi ami tea
lament OF Edwin u Hartley, in The sum OF
one hundred and fifty dollars, on aud by vir-
tue of the pronssory note OF the said Gilbert
Perry, drawn in favor OF the said Edwin D.
Hartley, trading under the n,r name aud
style OF Hartley h Bro, bearing date the
third day OF December, in the year eighteen
hundred and eighty-fve, payable ninety days
after date, with interest thereon from date
Sd, That the said Fiber, Perry was also in
debted unto the plaintiff James 5 Windsor, p
in the sum OF one hundred and sis dollars
aud sixty-two cents, with interest thereon
from the twenty-eighth day OF April, in the
year eighteen hundred and eighty three, gu
n n' oy virtue OF .he s'9ele OIL OF tne sam
E'oert reiry' drawn IN iavor OF the Piaintii,
james y WINDSOR, bearing date ihe twenty
hnnarad an, a;,hiv',h ra ~. IA
hnndrad ,,d si a,,,'n, I ~ $50 49, W Wv
navnhIo ana Az a,,as 49, III. , ,s's,
,hsreon from date and .I,n in H.. f,r,h,.,
sum of nine dollars and seyenty-nipe cents
with interest thereon from Tie ninth day OF
February, in the year eighteen hundred and
eighty.six, on and by virtue of the single bin
of the said Ebert Perry. drawn In favor OF
the said James s. Windsor. bearing dat,
the ninth day of February. In the wear eight
zen hundred aud eighty-six, for said sum OF
nine dollars aud seyenty-niue cents and my
able one day after date. with ini,rest th,,ruu
from date
4lb That the said Elbert Perry w.a .l.,
indebted unto The plaintIlr pbilip Reed /,
the sum of twelve dolInra and IN, /, ,,u,.
with interest thereon from The lifteen III dav nt
March. in the yenr eighteen hundred md
eIpbty.six. on md by vir,ue of IN. nrnn,,-
sorv mai, nf ,be an;d EIhe., p.,,v Il, T., ,,,, ,r
the said PhIlip Reed dated ,le 6npen,l, J,,y
OF March. in the year eighteen hundred md
ephly-six, Tor said sum of twelve dollnrs nud
fity cents. payable ak month"; after dn,.
with interest thereon from dale. and In m.
further sum of one dollar ana twenty-five.
cents, with interest thereon from The nine.
tenth dny of March. In ,he vear eiohiesn
hundred and .iphty-six far rerairioy .
bugey
90 MI,
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BuckIens Arnica Salve The best
SalVe in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores,
Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chlblains, Corns, and all
Skin Erupiions, and positively cures Pyles, or
no pay required. IL is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
% cts. per box. For sale by D. f. Owens,
Druggist, Rockville, Md.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1889-06-07

The Twins.-First is that all-steel wide
tread Mower-simple in all its parls-easily
handled-culs high or low. Runs easily on
the hillside as well as in the valley. The
only machine that can cut Ms well in back
ing rs in going forward. This is II valuable
feature only TO be found in Whitely's Mower,
only three bearings in the whole machine
THE OrHER TwIN.-This one, like the Now
er, is all steel, and is Whitely's pet and the
Farmers Favor,e Binder, To say that il
excels all Others is not saying enough OF this
great machine. 1t only needs to be seen, and
its simplicity, great strength, and ease with
which ii handles the shorter wheat and taller
rye lisa marvel The platform can be raised
and lowered AT the MASTER wheel by simple
and strong device. Lots of gearing that is
necessary on other Binders has been done
away with These two machines are for sale
by The F. l.. Moore Agricultural Company,
Georgetown, u. G.