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NOTICE! NOTICE

WE are the leader in Low Prices and Head
w Quarters fo- Tnware 70 prove the fact
t., ,ou We are selling the best Fruit Can in the
ma, ket. with guarantee with every ene, at
the small pric,. of 10 cents per zen Hoping
vou Will cali before buying elsewhere, We are
Yours very truly.
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DR.C.T. RICHARDSON,
PHYSICIAN e SURGEON
Ctlrie,'1r.. \. 3.rsa.. tol.ty. Hct Vagina.
April 4. l,-f
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TOG DYSPEPSIA
Isr Browns Iron Bitter

Physicians recommend H.
All dealers keypit Sl.Ol per bottle. Genuine.
has tradc. mark aud crossed rcd lines ON wrapper
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1000 Curtain Pole- IN ali color, and ele-
CANT Brass MVuntiug-, only 24c each.
s. ID. HIRsoHaAy & Co.
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Nouem6er @, 1889.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
FOR PUBLIC EXAMINER.
Ernest A. Ringwald OF This City Prom
inent Candidate For That
NJ

hPpvAHSAhAOAps
Among the offices to be created will be
that of public examiner, an office that has
made the embezzlement of county funds
unknown in Minnesota, since its enact
ment Among the applicants for this
office who seem to have the inside track
by reason of the fact that he had several
years experience at it, is Ernest Ringwald,
ex-county clerk of Cascade county. Mr..
Ringwald is an expert accountant and
would fill the office with credit to himself
and to the advantage Of the state, as he
has thorough knowledge Of the work
required Bozeman Chronicle.
We take pleasure in indorsing fully the
views Of Mr.. Yerkes Of the Chronicle,
relative to Mr.. Ringwald's eminent fitness
for this position. He has had special
training that qualities him in a practical
way to perform the duties of that import
ant post, apart from his experience as
clerk and recorder Of Cascade county for
two terms. Mr.. r. is an expert account
ant, with few, if any, equals In Montana,
and is especially we'll informed regarding
the affairs Of county officials. He has
the endorsement of all the leading demo-
crats of this county and after the office is
created by the legislature (as required by
the constitution) Governor Toole could
not, we believe. make a better selection.
We hope in due time TO be able to record
the fact that Mr.. Ringwald has been duly
appointed and commissioned public ex-
amlner Of Montana.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
THE DEMOCRATS ARE SECURE.
He is Deemed Wolf in Sleeps Clotl

ing.
HELENA, Nov. 3O.-[Special to the
TRIBUNE. THE mineral land convention
met at 10 o'clock today pursuant to ad-
journment.A resolution was presented and
debated, urging the formation of min
eral land association with capital stock
of $4,000. Two prominent men from
each county are to be named as incorpor-
ators. The objects are the active pros
ecution of work on hand, the filing of
protests against mineral land entries by
the Northern Pacific railway, the assist
ing of all miners in obtaining title to their
lands and to memorable congress and the
secretary of the interior on the serious
ness of the situation. The resolution was
adopted and stock was subscribed in
shares of one dollar each.
Col. w. F. Sanders offered resolution
to memorialize congress to have all MN
e, lands in the Northern Pacific grant
forfeited to the public domain. This res
olution was defeated, many members still
believing Sanders to be in the Northern
Pacific railways employ as attorney.
Work will be vigorously pushed. Con-
vention took recess till 8 p. III.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
"Peter the Packer"

DUBLIN, Nov. 30.-The promotion Of
Hon. Peter O'Brien, who is attorney-gen
eral for Ireland, to succeed Sir Michael
Morris as lord chief justice Of ireland,
which has been officially announced by
the British government, is sure to be
deeply resented by the nationalists
O'Brlen is known throughout the country
as "Peter tie Packer" by reason of his
utterly reckless and unprincipled hand
ling Of juries in conducting cases for the
crown against defenseless people. The
promotion Of man SO bitterly disliked
to so important post is direct and will
full irritation Of the Irish, and a piece Of
folly or malice quite in keeping with the
Balfour administration of the law here.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
a New Express Company.

DULUTH, Dec. There is console
dation deal on foot that will put big
share Of the express traffic Of the north
west under one company, with trans
continental line. The Canadian Pacific
express business is done by a dominion
company, the stockholders of which are
the officials Of the railway. The Duluth,
South Shore 8 Atlantic and the $500
roads are largely owned by the Canadian
Pacific and the Manitoba IS closely con-
nected. The Dominion Express com
pany and the Manitoba express will to-
gether form close alliance extending
over the lines of these roads and over the
$500" soon after the advent of 1890. The
whole company, except perhaps that
operating the Canadian lines, will go un-
der the name of the "Northern Express
company" The rails operated by the
joint concern will aggregate over 5000
| mi1na
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

M1NNEAPoLIs, Dec. Fire was dis.
covered on the third floor Of the Tribune
building about 1O:45 last night and soor
the entire building was wrapped in
flames. On the seventh floor were stu
ated many offices, the Tribune staff Of
editors, reporters and compositors. A
number Of employees in attempting to es
cape jumped from the windows and {
number of lives were lost. At midnight
seven bodies had been taken out Of the
RUNS. Among the dead are Professor
Olsen, J. Jenkinson and Robert McCutch
con, compositors; James Igoe, Associatet
Press reporter, and Milton Pickett, Pho
neer Press reporter.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
POPULAR ADJUSTMENTS.
A Practical Plan for a Skating Rink in
This City.

A Practical Plan for a Skating Rink in
This City.
To the Editor of the TRIBUNE: Other
cities have their winter parks and places
of public amusement, but SO far Great
Falls has taken no steps toward proyid-
ing anything IN this direction. During
the summer season the parks, drives and
Broadwater bay furnish ample opportun-
ity for amusement and relaxation from
business cares. But for the winter sea
son nothing has been provided. The
public library and reading room is great
step in the right direction. But Just now
the young people and some of the older
people delight in skating. A large num-
ber availed themselves Of the opportunity
given Thanksgiving day and enjoyed the
glistening surface of the bay. But this
is dangerous place to skate. Near
the dam the water is running free
and with the warm weather the main
body of ice will become rotten and some
person more rasQ than wise may find an
icy grave.
The lots bounded by Fourth and Sixth
streets north and by First and Third
avenues north, form a natural basin con-
tanning about two acres of ground. This
plot could be easily flooded by flushing
the water mains in that district and
would, without one cent OF cost except
the water, make an excellent skating
rink. If snow should spoil the surface
for skating it could be easily flooded
again and thus all through the winter
season the children could have q safe
place to skate which would be much
more central than the river. The temp
tation to skate on dangerous ground
would thus be removed and perhaps
some lives saved,
The water company would. perhaps,
supply the water free or at least for a
very small sum and it would relieve the
anxiety of many parents whose children
want to skate. Besides it would be a
good advertisement for the city. If it Is
possible let us have these lots flooded and
thus provide safe skating ground for
the people. A. CITIZEN.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
Trouble Brewing.

LONDON, Nov. ga report which
comes from St. Petersburg of the death
of Abdurahman Khan, Ameer Of Afghan
istan, raises variety of grave questions
as to the course of events in the immedi-
ate future on the frontiers of Turkistan
and Afghanistan. There are no end of
available pretexts for Russia to renew
her attempts to seize the stronghold of
Herat and dominate the Afghan territory
besides the very natural one of wishing
to have voice in the matter of the sue.
cession to Abdurahman's throne.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

growth of Great Falls. Residents would
buy more lots if they could spare the
money therefor from their business. The
sales made by the Townsite company
alone, for the month amount to about
$500, 1000.
Trade has been go cd during the month
The sales Of groceries, dry goods and
hardware have been considerable both to
town and country buyers. Great Falls
has become the chief mart for large
region in which are many prosperous
ranchmen.
There have been no failures during the
month. On the contrary, both large and
small traders have done we'll. Like re-
ports come from the towns Of Sun River,
Cascade and Belt.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

SEATTLE, Wash, Dec. at is believed
that j. J. Hill Of St. Paul is about to alb
sorb the Seattle, Lake Shore Il Eastern
railway, gaining, by doing so, a route tc
this city, part of it built and equipped
from Spokane Falls, to which point, from
the east, he has already secured, Or vii
secure, route. 1t is known that Hill
has planned negotiations for the control
of the Seattle & Lake Shore road, and il
is believed his terms for securing sucl
control are what the directors are waiting
for
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
Old Hickory's Anniversary.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2.-The Andrew Jack
son league of Chicago, has arranged for
the celebration of jackson day." Jan sth
1890, at Central music hall, the proceeds
to be forwarded to the Ladies Hermitage
association Of Nashville, Tenn, where il
will be applied to preserving the resi-
dence and tomb of Andrew Jackson.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Jefferson
Davis condition has again become seri
Gus, more serious than it has been at any
time during his present illness. The
members of his family still cling to the
hope that his wonderful vitality and re-
cuperative powers will pull him through
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Parents should be careful that their
children do not contract colds during the
fall or early winter months. Such colds
weakens the lungs and AIR passages,
making the child much more likely to
contract other colds during the winter.
1t is this succession Of colds that causes
catarrh and bronchitis or paves the way
for consumption. Should cold be con
tracted, loose no time but cure it as
quickly as possible. A fifty cent bottle
Of Cbamberlain's Cough Remedy will
cure any cold in a few days and leave the
respiratory organs strong and healthy.
For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
New goods received daily by express at
Ringwald's.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
CONGRESS- AT WORK.
THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE WILL BE
SENT IN TOMORROW.
Reed of Maine Carries Off the Speaker
ship-The Great Fire in Minne-
apolis-Russia and the
Afghans.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2.-The Fifty first
congress assembled at noon today.
Owing to the entire day being occupied
in the organization Of the new house Of
representatives, the presidents message
will not be sent to congress until tomor-
row. The annual report Of the, secretary
Of the treasury will be transmitted We'd
nesdaY at noon.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
Bankers Don't Like 1t.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. 1.-Chicago finan=
ciers, among them Lyman Gage of the
First National bank, and others as promi-
nent, look with disfavor upon Senator
Farwell's national bank currency bill
which contemplates the substitution Of
bonds of municipalities for government
hOndS
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Mr.. E. P. Lovejoy,a a large dealer in gen
eral merchandise at Wabuska, Nevada
saws: ~ have tried St. Patrick's Pills and
can truthfully say they are the best | have
ever taken or known used" As pleas
ant physic or for disorders Of the live
thew will always give perfect satisfaction
For sale by Lapeyre Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
Sam Randall Sick.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-Very little has
been heard recently concerning the con
dition of Congressman Randall, but his
son stated to correspondent that Mr.
Randall has not been able to leave his
bed for month. He added that his
father is very sick indeed, and there is
not the slightest probability that he can
attend the opening Of congress.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

day. The attendance was large. An ad-
dress was adopted to the wool growers Of
the United States and resolutions adopted
asking the National Association to take
proper steps to carry out the sugs estions
of the address which advocates higher
duties on foreign wool.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

CAIRO, Nov. 3O.- Confirmation has
been received IN this city of the report
that the Mahdi is perfecting plan in
conjunction with Emirs by which they
will make combined invasion of Egyp;
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Notice is hereby given that Ernest A.
Ringwald is authorized to collect and re
ceipt for any money or accounts due me
Phil GIBSON.
Dated Nov. Both, 1889.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Police Justice You are charged with
stealing a pair of shoes.
Prisoner--I simply eliminated pair
that would fit me.
Police Justice Ten dollars or ten days
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

We will hereafter present every customers this
month who purchase Of goods the $2O COM
plete ENCYCLOPEDIA OF LAW, comprising Commercial Law Le
gal Forms, the United States Laws and in fact
book Of the most useful knowledge any man. Ranch
Socan Miner This English Cloth
and contains $50 Of useful
one The publishers price is S. intrinsic worth to any
man Is double that amount and will you nothing
a. The largest Clothing and Shoes and
Gents Furnishings in Montana at lower
the city
ANDREW JENSEN, Prop'r.
ooor national
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

sHILOH'S CATARRH REMEDY-a
,,os;t;ve cure for Catarrh, Diptheria and
Banker Mouth For sale by Lapeyre
Bros.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver Com
plant, you have printed guarantee on
every bottle Of Shiloh's Vitalizer. II
never fails to cure. For sale by Lapeyre
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

WASHINGTON, Dec. 1.-Congressman
Reed Of Maine has been nominated for
speaker by the republican caucus
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Don't fail to see my elegant stock. OF
Jewelry before purchasing elsewhere
Il. Ringwald.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Step into Ringwald's Jewelry store ant
see the elegant assortment OF Jewelry a.
way down prices.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

HELENA, Nov, 20.-All the houses met
this afternoon, but adjourned to attend
the mineral land convention.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
STILL PLOTTING.
THE CONsPIRATORs WANT WATSON
TO AID THEM.
Suggestions That Fraudulent Contest
be Started-The PlOtters Are
Becoming Des- ........ ...
perate.

HELENA, Nov. 3O-[Special to the
TRIBUNE. The latest development in
political situation is the arrival of W. H.
Watson Of Fergus county, the defeated
republican candidate for state senator. II
is said that he was sent for by the repub-
lican politicians and is here to use in run
ming bluff on the democrats.
THE LITTLE GAME KEPT SECRET.
Your correspondent has not seen Wat
son and cannot say whether he is here
for the purpose Of allowing himself to be
made cats claw Of or not. 1t is hard to
believe that an ex-member the constitu-
tional convention would stoop SO low
but such is common street talk. ..
What the conspirators hope to accom-
plish is not apparent. .....
THE DEMOCRATS ARE SECURE.
As long as there is no quorum in the
senate, no contest can be inaugurated OF
any other business done.
1t is supposed the oily gammons will
try to induce democrats to go into the
senate and orgranize for the purpose Of
deciding a contest. The democrats are
on their guard and will not be caught
with such chaff. They are in possession
of the key to the situation and propose to
hold it.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

GROUP. HOPPING COUGH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. For sale by Lapeyre Bros
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Undertaking and embalming. A pro
fessional in charge. Calls promtly at
tended to.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
RAPID PROGRESS.
REMARKABLE RECORD OF GREAT
FALLS LAST MONTH.
Tho Great Boston and Montana Smelter
and Refinery Located Here
Large Sales of Real Estate
Brisk Trade.

Great Fails contlnues 70 make rapla
progress. On all sides are indications q
steady growth. Inc record OF the p"st
month is remarRaple and merlts the az
tentlon OF investors.
During November the negotlatlons 1or
the establishment OF the Boston q Mon
tana company's smelter and refinery were
completed.
Since that corporation acquireu the
Mountain view ana other extensive MN
ing properties at Butte, IL mas oeen ae-
sirous to extend lts 1aclil'les 1or smel1lng
the enormous supply VI copper o'0 " ''on
these mines produce. Inc company 1ouno
that 1t could increase grea1iy lts pronts
by means o1 an immense smel'er anu rel'h-
cry under Its own control.
Accordingly the company examined
many places, but came TO the conclusion
that none offered such inducements az
Great Falls. Inc water power coal anu
railroad facilities OF Great rams anu ner
vicinity rendered this the most aesirao'e
site for the immense works Which INC
company intended to establish.
The company has decided to build botli
sno,tar ia rat7norv m the west side of
the Hlissourl river, "he'o ~ s4u''ou 't'S'
month from the TOWnsite company tract
If 49O acres. The first portion of thu.
,,,. ~, ~ oo,,n,o+oa hv Santemhe,
W. - -. =, = :. ~. i, :
next. Ihe grazing VIII De zone Wy 'ne
nrSt OF tne year. DIACk-t"yins WI ~
Degun IN feDruary. me capaoi'y VI ''''
nrs1 par' = .ne "olAs w." sao, = :, 80 ~ !,
ua'Ay, ou' -aa,,oo 80,
~" sea ~ y = go - n
"'oOo 'o". IAN .,o,, +ho,so,ds Of
Ihese "orks WI ipioy 'nous"nus -
workmen and will render Great Fails the
h,,s;as+ r.;,ro,o1 center in the northwest.
~ .ss,:s-..;.I ..;n, MI, ,,o oraat Hun
drads of houses will be needed for the
workmen alone, who will disburse month
ly thousands of dollars for food' ciothlng
and general supplies.
The agreement for the construction OF
the great dam above the niack Hasie
falls is also a memorable fact in last
,ronth,s progress. The Great Falls
Water Power and Townsite company has
undertaken that great work to provide
water mower for the Boston & Montana
smelter and refinery. The construction
OF the dahl, WHICH WHICH 10 " pe ool ~ -,
water power for other extensive indus
tries, which will come here readily :" ae. u,
quire advantages IKE '''"se u ''ie ''''0'
'ef'
RAILROAD ~ TIE MIN NO. i,
In addition to the era of smelling and
ond General manufacturing thus started
anu s a-or,o.s hoe baen made will
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
Notice..

Santa Claus Headquarters at the Bee
Hive Store.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

In addition to the era of smelling and
and general manufacturing thus started
here, steady progress has been made will
the Belt mountain railroad which VIII
connect Great Falls with the rich MINING
reRions of Barker and Neihart mi
railroad is being built by the well known
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

COLUMBUS, Nov. 26.-The Ohio Wool
Growers ASS ociation held meeting to,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04

Opposite the Park hotel.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
TOWN IMPROVEMENTS.
BUYING FREELY.

The choice Of the smelter site mas
given string impulse to the value OF
real estate In aud round Great Falls. me
sales throughout November have been
large. Other transactions are penang " :
Many lots have been bought from .ana ,ne
1ownsite company ny PeOPle III 'o tha
who thus evince their confidence IL 'le
Great Falls tribune., 1889-12-04
s. G. AsHBY.

Next door to First National Bank.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-04-05
samuel D.. Groves.

Political biographies are IN order this
week. anl the readers of the TIMEs will
doubtless be Interested in the career of
the new senator from Johnston, Samuel
E, Groves The subject Of our sketch
was .orn in the city of Wiscasset, Maine,
m the year lSii. On arr living nj "A school
going age, he attended the public schools
of his native city until his thirteenth
year, when, like almost all the sons of
Maine who live within fifty miles of the
coast, he shipped on board coaster,
This business he followed for siN years,
making voyages to the various ports
yng between Maine and New Orleans.
In the latter part of 1863, Mr., Groves en-
listed into the United States Navy. in
which hc served until the close Of the
war. He was ON board the ship Colo
RADIO for time, aud was afterwards
transferred TO the sloop-of.war "Tusca-
rora." Both these vessels belonged 10 the
North Atlaptic squadron. which was
commanded by Admiral Porter. Mr.
Groves took part Ia the naval engage
ment preceding the capture of Fort
Fisher. After the war hc located for n
short time in Boston aud then removed
TO Providence, where he found employ
mcnt with the American Gas Pipe Co,
now dcfunct After remaining in this
business for seven or eight years. Mr.
Groves came to Johnston. where he es-
rablished himself in the Wholesale milk
business, in which he has since success-
fully continued Mr. Groves has been
or the past five years president Of the
Rhode Island Milk Dealers Association; /;
uc has been foreman Of the Rough and
Ready Fire Go. since ita organization
was n member of the Johnston Town
Council in 1888 and 1884 aud IN moderator
of the Plain Farm School District He in
a member Of Slocum Post q. A. X. and Of
Manufacturers Lodge of odd Fellows.
Mr. Groves IL popular with all classes,
and probably the Democratic party Of
Johnston could not have found man In
their ranks who could poll 20 large n
vote. prominent Republican remarked
10 the writer, Thursd"y, "if n Democrat
has got 10 represent Johnston IN the
Rhode Island Senate, would rather il
would bc Sam Groyrsn