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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01


A COOP JoKE.-As our genial
friend, MeGriff, City Clerk, 5Was on
his way home last Saturday night.
about IL o'clock (having been engaged
at work on the tax duplicate until
that hour), be met with, a little ad
venture that might be called a good
joke. When within a few squares of
his home he noticed a man walking
in front of him, and as the Individual
ahead wastraveling in the same direc-
ton that he was going. McGrif walk
ed behind him for some distance, the
parties being about fiveaer six steps
apart. After walking along this way
for while, the man in front stopped
very suddenly, and pulled out q knife,
which was plainly visible to
!" Nc" who thought perhaps that
the man intended to send the
cold steel on an exploring visit
through those reconcile intestinal
regions to which physicians and eoro.
ners assign such difficult Latin names
but to which exploration I" Ne" was
decidedly opposed, so far as his cor
poraT individuality was concerned
When the man drew the knife
McGriff halted and said, Hold on
What are you going to do with thai
knife?" To this man replied, Now,
look here. You have been following
me long enough. I want to know
what you are following me1for?'' Thi:
led to an explanation, and when the
truth was known. the gentlemen
both laughed heartily over the affair
McGriff thought he was to berobbed
and the other gentleman expected tc
Bbe assaulted.
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: 9 Barrett's.'' a pubic benefaetOr.

~ T. G. BridwelI & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-E
gress and Rockbridge Alum Waters.
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Notice.

"Wig-makers don't ike Bar
rett.
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ia Decalcomania, or Pictures for
transferring, with varnish for fixing at
Fish & Barter's.J I oc1tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

bD- Fish & Barter have fine
assortment of Ladies' initiated Note
Papers and Envelopes to match.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at So cents. at Click 4 Schwartz OPP
posite the Opera House. sep20
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

BY Cable.l LoNDoE, October 55-lYo.
Cor s0ls-93if; zoos of 152. a2<i do 'G5,
8l1z do '67, So !; 10-l1s,- 4G11.
FRANKFORT. October 3J-Eouds nrm and
III l5c.
LIYkRpOoL. Och 40 -Cott0n active; mid
ding Uplands, 124lz}5d; Orleans, IlHa
i25sd; sales 81 5000 bales California
white Wheat, nos Ga Red Western 81 5d e.
hed winter 9s "a. Western hour ei7 Qd.
Corn mixed, 305 8d. Oats, 8s 6d. reHa,
63s. Pork, ll23 Oh. Bool 500. Lard quiet
atTls. Cheese. O3g CD. BseUus 61s for LoW.
HAVRE, October 8J.-COttDn firm sales Hb
III on spot; toat 1907. Cotton closed quiet
bOlh on spot and Rlloat.
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B- Go to Fish & Barter's and get
one of those beautiful Bibles. They
have a complete assortment of Family
and Pocket Bibles. oc1tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01

BD~100 Broche and Paisley shawls,
Irish poplins and fine dress goods very
cheap, at
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
EVANSVILLE. CARMI 81 PADUCAH
RAILR0AD.
Public Meeting at the Opera Reuse
TO-AOrrOw Night.

It has been determined to hold q
public meeting, at the Opera House.
tomorrow night, to hear addresses in
favor Of the proposition Tor the city
of Evansville to subscribe 100000
to the capital stock Of the Evansville,
Carmi & Paducah Railroad. Speeches
will be made by Col. Chas. DENLY
and several others. We are not able
to announce all the speakers, but will
do SO in to-morroB's JOURNAL. The
general terms of the proposed sub
seription will be fully explained. SO
that every taxpayer will clearly I'M
derstand the conditions upon which
the subscription is asked. It is
hoped there will be a full turnout,
as we are vitality interested in this
railroad, and it is meet and proper
that all should fully and clearly I'M
derstand what they are called upon
to vote for on the 10th of this month.
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ANOTHER RoW.-We learn that
there was a row at Geiseris saloon, on
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-01
CIT z N p W s

@ City Council meets tonight.
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" Barrett's " spreads its fame.

WITH Dyspeptics everything is wrong.
Fosd does not digest; sleep does not re-
fresh wine does not cheer; smiles do not
gladden.; music does not charm, nor can
any other Joy enter the breast of the mis-
cradle dyspeptic. You must get rid of II,
or ID will become seated and confirmed,
and life will be burden, and existence a
curse. PLANTATION BITTERS will do away
with all this New life, strength and en-
ergy will take possession OF you. The
damask VIII agafn bloom upon your
cheek, and the luster in your eye Will
again be as bright as In your healthiest,
hRppiest and n Ost joyous days.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. noyl-d3teod WI.
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ae8 FORK U0lG Unr 5000 EHFLtt.
By Telegraph NEW YoHE Ost a0.
MoSEY--Ea y at 5@7 per cent, chiefly no
q per cent
STERIdNG- QulCt ut h5EWHf.
GOLn-Hlrmer end duiI. opened las5E
touched 1901. clio on l1D0l40l6 Carrying
rates LOB per cent? specie czt oru to-day
81 s23; week $3.50; receipts ion customs
during The week 1890 708. and dtsburs -
ments Tor coin interest 6.dgI0as.
CiOVERNAfEhTS-Acti ana nrrn1r. most
/ Of the day closed dull, though Steady.
| Coupons OF 80, ll0MMllg/; u0. '51, Il1I4U
/ 100: do. 6f, lltz0tl6; ia. rs. llh nlIsst uu.
| '6S. ll65s4ilG5i .l9-10s, lOi5fyllsi currency
! O.. I071<glO8
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A new generation from Barrett -
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SoHAPKER. UssINd & Co.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1869-12-17

InYortant Cssca.-One Of ths most in.
porssnt cases on the docket this term wss
that III George Plsisted, ". VIM. Nowlan. ct
d. This 10 suit commenced In May last for
disolutionOf partnership, settlement Of part
nership account. sale Of property, and nay.
uaent Of some 90. 900 sllexcd by p!ainsifrto be
due him from dc 'cndant Nowlan - balance
IN partnership account Plaintiff afro Gains
that . mortgage male to VIM. NOwlau Ivy
Pearson 3 Aiken on the Atlantic Cable mine
for tao,5O0 10 partnership property TO the
to the extent Of some $23. 600 and aver that
that amount IF tho mortgage should Leappl:etl
topsy balance due him. The answer denies
sny balance due T. s'stcd and denies tia, the
mortgage was partnership property, or that
PlaIs'cd has any interest in 1t, but that il is
tho property Of D. c. Corbin assignee for
creditors Of Nowlan & Weary. Ncssrs
Brown and Smith appeared for pltff, and
Mcssrs. Clagett & Dixon for deft. The
Court, Dec II. ordered that the cause bc re-
frrrcd 10 G. Hedges. Esq. of Helena. to re-
port evidence ana findings Of all the facts
in the case 10 this Court by tho lat day Of
Of next term in My 1870
Wing Noon, Ct III, vs. NJ. Ncwncnberg. ct
NJ, for injunction and damages. Tie plain.
tiifs in this case were all Cinnamon, the de.
PENDANTS all American citizens. The case
involved The title to valuable ditch property
in the Silver Bow region, and il the mos,
important case If the term, We arc toll.
Mcss's. Brown & Mayhem appeared for the
plaintiff, and Mcssr. CLgcit and Dixon for
defendants. Each side was ably presented
and argued. 1t occupied the court three
full days. 1t was decided in favor Of the
Cinnamon, and whatever may have been
the merits of the case. the verdict show tina:
u Deer Lodge jury will not show favor Is
against even the As;atics.
Another important point was decided in
one Of the Hunt:ey cases, or both, i. e. tia,
Agents of an Express Company cannot mp
ply Express monies collected for the Com.
p.,ny 10 the settlement of personal bills Of
the Agents against the company, without u
settlement Ivy the company, and acknowl-
cdgcmcnt of the accounts.
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From 1,sseaia. several days We
have heard that letter speaking adversely
Of the Cedar Creek mines, had been received
Ivy Mr.. Ca,chings, If Pilgrim Bar, from Mr.
N. Smith Of Pioneer. Since publishing the
Extra with the letters ON the editorial page
We have been furnished, per NJ. Dick Dick.
inson, tic folio wing extract frOm that letter
giving all that portion referring to the mines.
s,$ MIssOULA, n. T.. Dec. 11,h, 1900. .,
Mr. Jos. CArcnrSc, PlLaRrH BAR
! landed here yesterday and found party
II Dana's, but did not find him At home.
lie had gone to u stampede in the Coucr d
Alcnc mountains about 20 miles from here.
lie returned home about one o'clock To.
night He and will start lack tomorrow
morning. He don't appear to know mucl,
about the placc, but the excitement Is running
high. ! don't think much of II from what
can hear ON tive outside. but. - en- here,
| will 60 over aud zee the camp. Twill
write when learn more Of the camp.
@+~r. Ell . - =. ~ $40
~ r.fT''5 90. a''&'ss = Yours, = n. 6xlru.
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Look this List Oyer.-The following su,

Look this List Over.-The following sub.
scriptions Oh our ''Singlc Wrapper list, cx.
,,irc with the number If the NEW NORTH.
WEST opposite the names. Being princi.
pally sent to the States by parties residing
here. !. is unnecessary to give the addresses
We send all separate Wrappers, Statcswar.l
with printed addresses. thus rcndcrin: Post
masters less liable to mistakes, cxpcdi,iny
distribution, and moro certainly assuring
the arrival Of tho paper q. its proper dcs,i.
nation. We trust the New NORTH w Rsr
las mcrited the favOrs it las received, that
il Is worthy to send ''uoxE," and that al
cxprin: subscriptions of which there are
but few At present on this list will bc At once
renewed. All subscribcrs receiving papers in
packages arc notified Ut expiration by print.
I'll labels on the p.pcr. We stop papers
when the subscription expires: otherwise
We might send to parties who do no, desire
it, and thus impose upon their good nature
Ivy unwrlcomc visits. Read the names.
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Christmas Eve Ball. -''Buz" Cuvcn gives
Ball at the 'Cavcntlale House, Junction
OF Flint and Boulder crccks-this nigh,
week. Among the committees We notice
ihe names of Thos S,rang. 'Uick" Dicken.
son, Phil. Brown, Wesley W. Jones, Dick
hcnnon. Phil. McGovcrn. E. Il. Waterbury.
J. NJ. Merrill, John Ullcry, Jas. r. Mid.
dsng'', John Caplice, Jack" Meyers, Thos.
Hay. John Cartcn, Charles Murphy, Charles
Kenyon. Judge Algcr and james O'Brieu.
Bug" will manipulate tho bow, guarantee
ing A. No. l music, and Mrs. Csvcn will SEX.
the supper hid like a bondl,oldcrs banquet
board-and all for 80 currency. Is . good
place to so. -.
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itsns.-Nr. A. ]. 6immons . ui.er in
whose integrity and judymens No. hare q
buahel Of confidence. left for Cedar Creek
carly this week d. CAasncey DArboas, ut
the lsdepesdens Office. accompanied him. A
number Ut s,lzlssdhavo alse MA
There was a Ball 1t the Dana House, Mis-.
souia, Dec. 11-and al went gsy. =, ''oe
Go 10 Mrs. Cayen's Ball for the best Cav.
en-dish.
Prot. A. s,ei,x.i Aseaycr for tie National
Eank, Helena. and one 1T Moniana's hes,
cis;zenn, leaves for St. L6sis In = day OF
two. lie will remain there month. Large
profits and quick return. Will bc pleased
to have you Augustus in MARCH,. @sSnno'o
Lieut. Wann, the Harry, Loreque,
Of our Montana Regulars. b stationed y,
Camp C.,okc for the winter.
THREE new houses across the river, At Ir.
vincvillc. - - Z - -
B street is being built up nearly out to tlbs
Pcniicntiary. The Chinese have located AMI
arc building, on y, between 3D. and 4.u
streets.
"Thc smoke that so gracefully curls" owe,
the Masonic Duil,ling Dies nat indicate it Il
completed, o, 1t is necessary 10 season some
of the lumber ''ctter, and they are NJ it.
We have specimen number 1T "7ruM,"
published ut Ilsns'n'on. New, Jersey, ask.
ing nm exchange. Its legend is
- s'Tsvsh s,arAed 70 cafth shall sss asaln.s -
We put the specimen under our Ash Box.
If it ''rises again" il . 50.
When last heard from, Wednesday morn.
ing. Mr.. A. ]. Simmons was in blacksmith,
shop ut Missoula, leather apso', on and coat
off, building pick-a tool not II be had in
MissOula.
C"sunccy Barbour is professetlly lysl,
but las turned out Sec. Cedar.
P:lrcpa got up to '.C': Our par~patctics
are trying u get down u two Cs--C(e.l.r)
C!rek.) ~s@aN s..s@
Mr.. Barry is putting the prize front on
the Scott House addition. rJ@
The Deer Lodge river was frozen over,
above and below the bridge on Thursday.
Backslitlcrs-go0d skaters.
Mr.. s. Ed. Laiabic leaves for the East on
Sunday-to spend the next three months in
ST. Loui., New York. and Oaro, Wisconsin.
'.Nuff .S.cd.". ..~-.. <.....s -.-..s 3
There will DC fine music ut the Catholic
Church Oh Cllristmas.
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Change Of base.-Aftcr saving about
10000 feet # lumber at Dug Creek, Dr..
Charles Murphy has removed the Dance,
Stuart & ca. saw mill 10 the site of Wilcs'
mill on Cottonwood creek. seven miles from
Deer Lodge, where it will Ike smoking and
chewing in = day or two. There are logs
enough in the yard to cut 100000 feet of
lumber, and plenty of timber on the hills
The mill cannot supply the demand in Deer
Lodge. and scvceal buildings arc detained
for want Of lumber. -tfAsaEs.4H
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SET EN- UP.

SET EN- UP.
When C0ult cOnvcnes all hearts cxult.
All Iii: aEts alike
Arc sauguinc when their csUsc comes on.
They've bound to make st,ikr,
but laws wnccrtain--jviics too
AID vcrt'ict.. although fair,
Arc rarely such, the winner can
DO more than 'scinich'' a spare.
Dut strikss aud sldres are common, both,
In the "ExCELsIon' Cu,,,t.
''Johnny' and :" Dan" have shown tho boys
That g Ten Pins" Is their forte.
For ucc game 70 to the Excelsior Alley, Mali
Street, Deer Lodge.
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Returned Mr. Dan. WEIGH returned
irom Nissoula on Thursday evening, having
'eft there ON Wednesday. DAN" II relicent.
and declines repeating any repoets conccr~.
ing The Cedar Greek mincs. We requested
him, u there wesc n Nissoula any, well
founded. adverse reports to those We had
pseeshed, = inform ~ thaS - nighe xive
them publicity; = tbose letters were infiu.
encing public opinion, AID II unjustiis,l ws
wish 70 counteract tlacu. He says "hs bead
no discouraging reports in HissoulA."
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Loon Creek Nine. There Is large
plumber Of Mon'anians At Loon Creek Mr.
WIN. II. Richardson, who returned from
there - few days since, gives US tho follow.
ing information, which, will Ut least he in.
tcrcsting to their friends: There is bu; one
gulch yet opcncd-I.oon Crcck-but parties
are prospecting tributaries. Loon Creek is
about the size OF tho Deer Lodge, and the
pay 10 IN the bed Of the creek. 1t is pros.
pec'cd from IL above to 20 below Discovery
200 feet claims. making about 81 miles
Where the mines are the creek runs through
u canyon from 50 to GOO feet wide. About
30 claims are opened. The diggings vary
in depth from ?! to 0 feet, all the dirt
being shovcllcl in. Four miles below No.
20. prospecting is gong on. and Is high rs
$l.sj 10 the pan has been taken out on i'm
rock, but no bedrock yet struck. The lar
Ecs' nugget yet taken out weighed $2Gj 90.
Ten or twelve companies. owning from 200
TO LOCO feet each, have contracted for the
lumber and will put in lume carly next sen.
son twelve feet wide Ivy three feet high.
~
side of the channel, enabling the working
of the creek bed.
Orc Grandr, tho only town, has about 40
log houses, six or seven stores, two saloons
and one hotel. the latter kept by Major
Wimpy. Of i.ccsbursh. who has his family
there. The proportion Of families to the
numt"r OF inhabitants Is much larger than
is usual In new camps, and the tone Of ~.
cic,y is above average. No murders have
been committed. A party Of rouy!.s having
opened up IL little game, q committee of cit.
izcEs waited upon the administrative one
with the notification that "lha. kind OF thing
was played out; and IL any one was killed.
the pcrpc,raior would I've hung instan,cr."
That settled it. The town stands on a bar
Smiles long, which is being prospcc;cd; no
bcd'rmk yet struck. ...-
When Mr.. t. left there about 800 persons
were IN Inc camp The gr ,und was nearly
all frozen and had all been "'iaid over" until
June. 1870. Clitns Barber is Interested ~
three claims. Work Was being done on one
which We believe is his own Three strings
OF sluiccs were set on II. yielding an ounce
10 the hand. VIM. 4. Norton of Black foot.
was prospecting; also the party from Hclc.
na Md Diamond. Duncan Cameron has
onc.third interest in ground paying S2OOpcr
week to cnch third. John Garst took 81, 900
clear profit from piece Of ground about Is
hy 100 feet, sad left for the States. .,...l|
Access {" Loon Creek caa only b. hal by
trail 1t is 100 miles from LccsburSh, and
10 miles from Boise. 1t is believed WAY.
gon road can be built on Wood river to reach
Tayl"rs bridge on Snake river. Passengers
from Salt Lake will recol!ect q number of
high peaks, visible something over 100
miles from Snake river crossing, in a west.
north west direction. The highest Of tho
group is NJ the forks of Loon Creek. It IL
believed that unless new mines arc struck.
very large number Of men will come in
from lsoiscaBasin In tho spring, and tho,
the camp will support $500 or 5000 people
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A GRAND STAMPEDE

..t3r- GRAND STAMPEDE s..-.~-s
II now eoD: and il increasing every day. Il 10 to
Lane & Emmcison's famous Metropolitan Billiard
Hall, Deer Lodge City. and Is the unanimous opinion
or 100 MEN
that this Bar psepets better than any ether yet dis
covered AbOat
.a43. AN OUNCE 10 TIE HAND a.. u ~
10 fair average although f,b.luu runs have been
msdc. This II much better than going - .... ....
TO CEDAR CREEK!
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~ Mus. r. II. McKINsTRY'S BOARDING. uouxE.
srSEEr, Opposite CotRr lIorsE, DEER LoDoE,
Will hc opened fsr the rccrptioa Of Regular aud
Transient guests Monday noon, November 18th.
Board, Der wock, Sla50 JSssvsey
Single Mca!e. 100 do
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''Cty StableF.r-Thc imvcl tn Pjtilips.
burg will he heavy In short timc-of courys
you will ride In when you 60. and ~.
take our pen in hand TO inform you. ,ha,
Sherman y Gerber are prepared 10 take tip
top care Of your stock q the ''Cisy Stables. y
johnny Gerber u well.known, popular, and
peaceful, while Sherman, we presume, i u,
the heal 1t tho War Department. Stable
your stock with the bOyA fsrt,a fssl
PRICES REDUCED. Hair eating q. saavisx d
cent? ID SEccnbacks FIas assortuent q gsat.' Co,
ara Nc;kfies on haad.l u PLUAAxgs OCClUz Mt
Al BARBER SIlOi. Aais stsese. Deer lSAna
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~ For RENT A suit q I've Rooms. now oc.
,picd By the Sun Pearl Gallery Der Lodxe viii b..
rented from Dcc l5th 1860 to May 18th $50. Large
Roome, conveniently tituatcd, well nnishcd and
lighted, suitable Tor Offices business, OF dwelling.
Terms Reasonable. Apply soon. N #y.4rl .. -
.. #' A. r. TlmAsHER, s1e'l
~ Photographic Artist.
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Catholic Services.
Services will hc held at the Catholic Chapel Deer
Lodge. NJ II, 4. H., Sunday DEC. l9th Father Dc.
Kyckrric officiating.
ON CHRIS rMAS DAY. DEC. :5,l.
Religions Services will tc held ~ follows;
At ;. A. NJ. First Mass.
Ats. A. n Second Mass.
Al iOtg, 4. NJ. Third Mass
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~Jss ssssived = A. Lsyssas4 4 CAS n .
1ss strest, lssssA lns 1t u weoiea Dress Goods,
0ssks oak DsssA f8a0aeA 1a9A LaAl8 -
0a1esss nass ~ 1sanglA ss1 sa11e dla11lDss -
gashjsaahis eoe1a HsH
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Personal. -Incidcntal TO the NOwjan and
Plaistctl suits, Mr.. s. II. .Inyl,a,n. . gentle.
man Of af'luencc and leisure, has soiourncd
in Deer Lodge. Endowed with good sense.
tempered and polished by half century in
the forgcs If business and on the emery
wheels ut s''cicty; with intellect quickcncd
to keen observance. every sense trained 10
absorb the better AMI rcpcl til: worse; APP
pscciating the grandeur, the hcs,lihoracncss
and the mild, cquable climate of our valley,
as we'll . the giant resources of the noun.
tains, and withsl mixing satisfaction with
his establishment Mt the character Of tho
country and people. We are inclined to be.
licvc that he rotttr liked Deer Lodge. j..
r0rs and Judge do not wear u ix-slaOotcr
strapped to them and keep their finger on
the trigger rs verdict il given. The Boys
do not put liver. colorcl head" ON ell Wis.
itors. A term If Court is not ~ general
SPREE" and he was not shot 1T through u
window. Exemption from these anticipated
cs'amitics rccOncilcd him somewhat, even I"
Deer Lodge. Mr.. Inyhan was tor some years
II Banker Of Dcs Moincs. Iowa. lie WAS at
one time owner 1T n Saratoga Hotel. lie
belonged toa firm that took in acouplc IL mi.
lions from Uncle Sam for the ''HOtcl,kiss
Shell" II; has u little interest in some
street railways in Paris and London has, in
fact, seen sonc good society 10 advantage,
and is going over to Frisco" with his wife
{now in SILT Lake City, to enjoy an Garth
quake tins winter and Yosemite In the
spring. And when May sets the millions
loose in Montana, We have promise and
pleasant hope that he will look again on
La Lo2e du ChetregI 800
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s'Gallsa" mentions y painful rumor that
Hon. L N. Buck has gone the way of al
flesh at the hands Of ''bloody n-ji.ens. /"
Guess itswas' John doc" instead Of Buck.
Ten days ago ! N. was ON the GRIND Jury
in Deer Ls'dsc. was l'onorsbly discharged,
and Is vt present doing vcleran service on
Race Track Ditch, nigh unto this peaceful
town. He still lives, u2a
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WANTED-Dccr Lodge County Warrants. foI
which cash will he paid. Apply h Onlc. Of
New Mourn. WEST
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Congress and the Legislature
Fisk barclay. : e.
llyacnthc against Ecumenical
Everybody for the Brown jug, md thc.Little- old.
Man-hqn BlacsfOot rolling ont jokes and Jamaica,
while he rolls the yrccnbacks In.
Opera lloa.e Keep 10 the right as you come out.
no Papers. friend writes US from
MissOu!a that the NEW NORTH. West and
IAdpeAdeas did not como h hand IN Mon.
day evening last. The packages for Mis-.
so"la were putin tho mail here, and left here
Saturday morning. There is but one cx.
PLANTATION poss;ble-ths sack was left son,c-
where between Deer Lodge and Missoula.
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The fri:k!cs', blga'riss'. .sharminsf,,
O'Clock this evening. A depth Of over "a
inch was laid ip the valley In fifteen min.
utsa. !" More Moro r
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ZIMMERMAN / ROBINSON.
No. 8 WOld street, llcicna
the MOST tDrCLAR REsTArHANT IN MONTANA,
The resort Ut nl ci,icurcs, ag.s
ZIMMERMAN 4 ROBINSON g.
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