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GAN FRANCISCO MINsTRELS.
- b65 BROADWAY
GLORIOUS SUCCESS. HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY
BIRCH, WAMROLD, BERNARD AND BACKUS.
SAN FRANCISCO MINSTRELS.
The most legitimate entertainment Of Negro Minstresy
the world This complete and powerful company comprises
constellation Of from the elite Of the minstrel profes
son and embraces the powerful artistic
talent that has been gahared In organization The
following Black Diamonds every night John Muligan
Frank Kent Johnny Queen, Bobby Newcomb, Billy Emmett,
is, E. Hartigan, O. Clarendon, Juch W. Corrister W.
Charley Backus.
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A -F.& q. BURNHAM's FURNITU RE AND BAGGAGE
m Express, 1l5 West Eleventh street. Sixth avenue
Furniture moved In city country furniture pianos packed
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, 2Ol BOwERY.
l RE.ENGAGEMENT, BY UNIVERSAL DESIRE,
or the Giants of Ethiopian Comedy Song and
Dance Artists of the World,
DELEHANTY AND HENGLER,
In their innitabie denesons Of Life Among the Colored
THE GRAND MILITARY pANToMIME,
THE CONsCRIPT.
J. W. WESLEY and GEO, 4. ROOME IN leading roles.
Grand Military Tabieaux, Terrific Standard Combat Ac
TONY PASTOR IN ANOTHER NEW SONG
FRANK KERNS, J. W. MoANDREWS and the entire
troupe a BALL AT LONG BRANCH, &C.
MATINEES WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AT ~
IIOOLEYs OPERA HOUSE, BROOKLYN-OPENING
III OF THE EIGHTH REGULAR SEASON. The Lady
Killers. Who Died First Smith, Brown Jones, &c.
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LOCAL N EW 3.

4 Chat About Deer Lodge. first visit
90 Deer Lodge city. was when we came here
week since to make it our home. We find
i, the most beautiful location we have seen
west Of the Missouri in the heart Of \ fer
tile. picturesque valley, forty miles long an!
nvcra ring twelve in width. the town-sitc
having a gentle inclination toward the Deer
Lodge river on the west laid out in perfect
;nnllclogram, all cast and west streets so
feet. and north and south streets 100 feet in
width; mountain streams, fringcd with cot
ionwools and aldcrs. Coming down on either
hand adding the rhccrfulncss of foliage and
the music of running waters. Here, where
Leon Qrcsncl!e and Louis Drmers built the
first house in 1860; where Wordcn II Co..
erected the first store in 1853, and made the
primal innovation on the Indians is u
handsome village Of a few hundred houses,
the county seat and commercial! centre of
some fifty or sixty populons mining camps.
M2t IN sea s %h hHt t9y n ,Rn sHYs4 TX
other towns, and thus having an inherent
social superiority; itscozy dwellings built on
good sized separate lots. surrounded by shade
trees, and neatly incloseh. combines with
other characteristics TO give il Il distinctive
and superior appearance, while the industry
and steady thrift Of its denizens is piric-
ularly noticeable. The Court house. q fine
structure. stands in the centre of u spacious
green -swardcd square, and a quarter mile to
tho south, on = slight cmincncc, will be built
the Pcniten,iary Of Montana. The appli-
cation for the entry Of six forty-acrc lots as
n town site has been made at Washington,
and will soon be accepted and entry under
ii began. The dry season alone has pre-
vented doubling of the buildings and pop
ulation this year, hut each has, notwithstand-
ing, materially increased And here we have
suggestion to urgc-a matter OF utility.
beauty and safety, to the town. Salt Lake city
largely derives its celebrated beauty, fertility
gardens. and luXuriancc of fruit and Orna-
mental trees. from the stream of water
drawn from City Canyon and coursing every
thoroughfarc. Deer Lodge city has the
same facilities The water of Cottonwood
creek, 100 or $50 inches ordinarily, can be
brought upon the highest grade Of the city,
and carried through every main aid cross
stree, for less than $500. 1t is permanent,
practical insurance against that common en-
envy, fire; would give vigor u shade trees
that should line every street, irrigatc the
gardens, and I've most attractive character
istic Of the town. On 1t. some hour, may
the safety Of the place depend, and if some
public spirited citizen will take tho initia.
tive, its accomplishment will be secured.
Who will do it?
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PerSopal.-Judsv II. A.. Knowlss and
Hon. A. E. Mayhem, have returned from
their Missoula duties and rustications, brown
as Summers scrvitors and ravcnous as Rev
erdy Johnson-SpeakinG of johnson, Mr..
Walter w., Collector of Customs, came in
from the northwest this week en- route to
Helena and made welcome call in our sane-
tum.-Hon. James n. Cavsuaugh, Demo.
cratic nominee for Delegate, came down
along the range on his canvass, and addressed
the people Of Deer Lodge last evening in the
Court House, leaving this morning for Ger
man gulch; Silver Bow, Bannack, Virginia,
and thence swinging the circle ria Gala.
tin and Meagher. NORTH WEST Of
flee has all the week been agreeably full of
visitors, prominent gentlemen of the various
camps, bringing US good words and good
subscription lists. We have
"Ever o welcome for thee"
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PhillIpsburgA News.-"X" writing u
from Phillipsburgh, July 9th, sends the
following cluster Of interesting items from
Silverado: ,z.sT >Evjsft- laE+-51 I
1.-THE Hot Spring Mining Company struck
the main ledge on their claim last Thursday
and are now sinking 5x10 feet shaft
through it. An assay just made Of rock
from it showed over elesen hundred dollars
yer ton-pickcd rock, however. An sddi-
tional force of men will be employed to-
morrow upon the 1nc.-Messrs. Purvine,
Ulery, Dennan and Heal. have succeeded in
turning Flint creek from it's natural chan
mel through ditch ten feet wide and three
deep, some two miles towards town. This
will be prosecuted to completion by the LIST
Of September, for milling purposes, The
amount of water claimed is 8. 900 inches.-
Mcssrs. Keep & Bear are making preparations
to sink on the Salmon lOde-will commence
work on Monday next.-Thc St. Louis
Mining Company announce their intention
Of starting up the mill about the 1st Of Au-
gust, and will run 1t rs custom mill They
already have about 300 tons of beautiful orc
from their own mine on hand. They are
also prepared to contract with responsible
parties 10 run an incline or tunnel (unde-
cidcd which) two hundred feet In depth.
The latter will thoroughly test the pcrlna.
ncncy of their mine beyond all question. -
Murray & Durfce are still driving down their
air shaft to tap their tunnel. which is now
down 24O feet under the "Appache Hill. "
-IIoracc Countryman, ESQ.,, and family,
propose leaving for the city Of the Saints in
the morning where he will settle his family
for the present, at least while the Misses
Coun,ryman are enjoying the benefit of the
Female Scminarics there located. He ex'
pec!s to return soon-Judge Knowles and
Judge MAYHEM, emerged from "bush" to
the west of us last night about 10 O'Clock
1t is supposed they came from Hell Gate
Lief, this morning, leading an extra ''kuitsn.'
Look out for 'em" Come again, x.
Letters like yours are always welcome: +
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Average for the week g. >. magnificent weather,
bat too dry for the good Of tn" Territory. AR yer!
smoky which chronicles n worlu destruction Of our
forrsi@ by thr rsi-nss Of rOscctors aud travr crs
DEER LODGE CITY July :, lsi9. q. >.
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Notice.-Wc the undersigned merchants
of Deer Lodge City hereby give notice to
the public that We will hereafter make it a
positive rule to present all bills every Mon
day morning: >a..-..
D. B. HALDERMAN, CON & HALLER
LEWIS KEYSSER, ]. s. PEMBEKTON 4 CO.,
+. MILLER J. STRANN b CO,
BONNER WHICH, A. ELLIOTT,
DANCE STUART.
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Blackfaot Items.-Our Blackfoot cores
pondent informs US that there is at present
only about 800 inches of water in Tiger and
Ohio bitches, 200 inches of which is in the
former. Not over one hundred men are
now mining at B!ackfoot and Carpenters
bar. Some very rich ground has been struck
at the head IF Prairie guIch, and near Wash
iugtop gulch, but no details arc given. The
rarty Of twenty Or twcnty-fi Germans in
what was formerly called New Hampshire
gulch. but is now known as Ballarat, have
opened excellent diygings, but are like all
else, suffering for water. The mines along
the range, above and below Bmckfoot, COW
ering thousands of acres are among the
richest and most extensive in the Territory.
and would amply compensate for the con-
s:ruc.ion Of ditch from the Little Black
rom, tire os'st of which is estimated ut $780,,
Coo The money, too. would be forthcom-
. ing. II the engineers could find arracticable
'ou'" 80 '-:-- - e.,Ili1 lent hodv. of water
around the spur At height enough 10 fssV'.
the rich ground. Nothing scarcely lras been
done in the way of rebuilding the burnt dis
trict ,..ggv;j'y :
PERSONS DESIRING TIE LATEST MAGA-
zines Atlantic Uarrcrs Overland. Eclectic. or Put
nans and any Of the Illustrated. " leadn. Eastcri'
and Western Newspapers will God picIu Vt GRYAAT 2,
Main street, Helena
from Highland -"S." sends the follow
ing items from Highland. July 9th: PROF.
| Swallow is now here developing on the leads
of the Highland Gold Company, and intends
to start up the mill soon. The arrastras are
running on Only C!,arcc rock and arc clean
ing up about IL 900 per week.-Thc res
crvoir Of the Bedrock Fiume Company
gave away about week since, washing away
the boxes and doing considerable damage,
but is now nearly repaired. The Fourth
was celebrated here by grand ball on Fri.
day night at Beck s. Anderson's Hall, and
supper Ut the l. X. L. Hotek and on Sunday
by sumptuous Independence Dinner ut the
Highland Hotcl.-Wc are looking with
interest for the first number of the SENTINEL
NEW NORTH WEsr)-and shall expect
live paper, as you promise It will have
fine list here"
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.KIYUs SALOON . sron,xs, wooD It., HELENA

18 p. p. | r. s"E
'Rattler~ wis rulcd ont the Fashion Course trot,
July athbut the KIyus IL ruled ont in the'nuN-
OF fashion when the sncst Liquors. and Cigare that
money VIII procure, offered to patrons, with the
superior combinations and courtercs Of the '1inEAT
AMERICAN BRowx,'' and L. "kIYUs" SHED, in prVprid
persona. NIT
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bryant. on Main ST, Helena,
has, Extra Copies of tho NEW
NORTII-NVlcS'r for 6ule, 10
Gents CACHE
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In Market.-Mr. c. II. Manning. ranch
Gro on Cottonwood creek, mile and a half
from Deer Lodge. IL now bringing into mar
kct daily. white Ncshannock potatoes, rs
large as hen eggs, grown without artificial
stimulants on his ranch, and Deer Lodgers
arc Illustrating on the tubcrous csculents al
% cents per pound. Yellow legged chickens,
fat as widows, and tender rs the affections
ct Young Maidenhood, are less healthy here
than In the metropolis. and fill carly
grnv-ics. Spcckled brook trout. whose
white flesh has hardened in the cold shadows
OF mountain glens, lay down their spcrtiyc.y
cvasive habits and yield their crisp, drowned,
incaty sweetness, side up 70 the carver and
consumer. Green peas, with marrow fat
exuding from their plump sides, in the warm
embrace Of tho culinary cauldrns, add to
the list Of sessonablc colors and 70 the salts.
fed stomschs Of Western Slope epicurcs who
dine at the board of the Scott House, or
flare sumptuousIy every day" 1t home. 'fa
Csnnagratcd-Thc hrst fire OF any con-
sequence that has occurred in Deer Lodge,
took pace on Wednesday morning. Jimmy
Grants stable was completely, destroyed;
loss about $3.50; Stable property has thus
proven the most unstable property. Il was
the home of the Tin Cup Joe" marc, hap.
ply out on her I" constitutional" ramble 1t
tic time. The origin Of the tlrs u unknown
probably from cigar. Tho isolation Of
the building and the calmncss Of the morn
ing, were fortunate Circumstances, j. but N,
trust this warning will not 10 unheedad:r
The town is not salamandsr, and rrsven..
Non costs lese than cure. frH
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WE call attention to the card of the CARY HOUSE,
Blackfoot n IL under the personal management of
Mr. JOHN B. WILSON, Of the most popular and at
teuaivs hosts u the country. and travellers cah rely
upon good fare and the best attention while under his
roof. All the coaches stop At this house II
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r. ". DoNNELL 9. I'D. LARADlk
R. W. DONNELL Il CO.,
wHolEsAl8 wDoLBsAIB
WHoLEsALB wnOLEsALB
wpolrsAI. WHOLESALE ~.o...A..
wnoLEsALB wHoLEsALs
wnoLEsALH wuoLEsAI1
wnoLRsALB wnoLBsALB
wuoLEsALE wnoLEsALB
w HI OIL E q A L z
onocERs enocEns
onocxss GnocERs
o.oerns ceocERs. s.oe.''
GROCERs onocEss
snocEns oRocEns
onOCERs e10cE1s
ssocE.s esocr.s
VIII al q . a lie @ roc ers,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA.
Deer Lodge Brewery.
Deer Lodge City, Montana,
?. Walton, Proprietor.
THE PIONEER BREWERY,
AND ALWAYS AHEAD.
I am prepared to furnish. Wholesale and retail
B O t tled Door
Bot tied Porter,
with body and flavor to commend y to TIE palate
Order. Promptly Filled.
l.. YSSER,
CITY DRUG STORE,
Deer ledge City, Montana.
Wholesale and Retail, Dealer in
IDruRs and Me dicin es,
Paints, Ole, Dye stuas. Stationery.
| Brushes, Fancy Goods, PerSumesy. etc
orde" from outside camps promptly filed and
forwarded.
prescriptions 'ee'rs.e1 kk sS%PsGRcd
".JOHNNY'8 DALOON,''
Next 70 Walton 4 Stones Livery,
nKER LODGE CITY. MONTANA.
III . q d q N rters
| for ssThe Boys!'
JOHN N. STEWARD, PROPRIETOR
win always bs pleased to welcome hs friends and @
IL out the nncet Liquors and C'garA
Book onl 8tationerystor
POST OFFICE BUILDING,
| Deer Lodge City, Montana.
The Latest Periodicals and Newspaper
From the East and West, constantly arriving
Everything In the Stationery Line
D. g. KENYON, PROPRIETOR
the NEW
| OCCIDENTAL
Shaylus and Hair Dressing Saloon
r. PLuMxKR PROPRIETOR
Main Street. Deer Lodge City, Montana.
Fitted M IN elegant style, and shave o. hair-eu
guaranteed to be done in the highest style Of the y
| Tonsosial ....-.. -. ..,.r,
IIOt and Cold Baths
in the best appointed Bathing Reons IN The Tetesy
LII always ready.
Geo. w. Irwin
Assistant Assessor Il Internal Revenue
0mee with Csagett . Dixon,
COURT HOUSE SQUARE, DEER LODGE r. +.
| LILY
Ivu cLAoBr1. ". ~. Dlx0g
/ ~ A0ETST ~ DIXONe
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Accident. Master II. c. Branstetter, whill
riding Bailcy's " Beauty" in the race, July
4th, was thrown and severely hurt, head and
foot, but is fast recovering.
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New Coachcs.-Mr: c. G. HuntIcy has.
within the past few days, put on and is reg
ularly running OF his express line between
Helena and Deer Lodge, number of Alb.
bot g. Downing Concord Hacks, the light
est, best. most comfortable, and handsome
vehicle In the coach line that Is made In the
world. This line IL completely Supplied
with new Concord harness, and under the
skillful whip and line Of = Brad, " bsonchos,
bloods, scrubs sad thorpugkbieds, ase III
the same for safe, speedy and pleasant trip
over tho continental backbone, between the
/" kidneys. Of vital Montana IS. 8 ] Soea
the agreeable in the Helena Office, and com.
municaiion Is well n,aintained. ,.'fsaA n
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O'NEIL'S
Furniture ctory!
| :r 4O4 F''a
Deer Lodge City, M. II.
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE
.Y@gzs@@@TO ORDER -@
READY MADE CoFF1Ns, ALL SIZES.
BILLIARD BALLS NEATLY TURNED.
CABINET WARE MADE 10 ORDER.
.auH0 1T 4O4lE@iA@ '.."
WOOD TURNING,
BRASS TURNING.
am. a... .r,,gl Il. 4. IRON TURNING,
q sssy shaseesr Zone with nsataeas ana dispatch,
.zaltn BYYowER MACHINERY.
.gqi.nis4 iair ,.f~,l .tst SA st.s.A
4rr1ss qss1gTS#
BREWERS OLD BRASS FAUCETS
Re!Tsnsd - Md = Good = New.
.,4f I'll " II
d A, b CRIB s.
SECOND HAND BABY CRADLES.
e41In4 H. a IL
GAN BEA y Ora Mt
At cADrNErnAKINoI
ICAN AND WILL DO WORK BETTER
and eAsapes IN ~ body slss
..25haa s!sa II tsss6
John Owen rroopr,etor.
/ / .,,.!.:...,.........!:. :. -.
- s.s,s - .t.ta - !. : 81.
/ 80 4-s,.a. .''...s.
/. Sa efbsslfr - $500 !.
,<1-I.I1w ~ -fsx-s
VAN11AF $50 vssisk $50
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Grand Race.-The heaviest match ever
made on horse race in Montana is set for
Thursday, August 9Th, on Olin's Course.
Deer Lodge. 1t will he the Derby Day of
tho valley. The stake is $s,0o0, single dash
Of 600 yards. The articles arc signed and
the, forfeit Of $500 q side now on; deposit
with Walton & Co. The match was made
as follows: eel 4Fi -as.s. Ga. hjes
Dick Dickinson ofPionecr city, enters b.
M, Tin Cup joe =. e,s-s,,a ,t,v
A. Mcconnell OF Butte city, enters b. M,
Lady lshtfoot."
Tho horses are splsndid' asima,. Aoonstd.
cred tho best gocrs in the valley, and the
racc will undoubtedly be close one. The
friends Of each arc numerous and cnthusf-
sstic, and heavy side bets arc already made
ut even calls.
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DEER LODGE CITY, FRIDAY, JULY .,
THE NEW NORTHWEST ALMANAC.

CIlkONOLOt.ICA NJ.
FgipAY Juls .. iai5-lt,itr Snake Gulch discovered
SATuRr Az. July 10 lI.>-Sallivan, Mullen and Ea9..
under sentence Of death for murder Of SmUot.
escaped froia Deer LodT Jail.
MONDAY. July IL iNi9-frs steamer arrived IN Great
Britain from America.
TUESDAY. July H. ihG!-Ior N"nf Canyon Kobocry
Parker Ma,,slard. Oman and M"rs muir
dcrcd and sGN,UD0 taken from the stage.--S!l-
yer Bow discovered by Barber.
THURSDAY. July H. I>Gj-IInckcyc Gulch discovered.
The data of the above Is derived from the Montana
Sthi ittici AiHlnac.
METkOi.Di O;lCAL RECORD.
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STRANGERS VISITING THE METROPOLIS
either on business or pleasure win ind tho MAGNOLIA
HOTEL, pleasant place to stop durug their sojourn
In the City. The House u cond.csd N shelyiE.ft
Glass STYLE The Tables will always he spread with
tho, ssn Am cDplcEsr intiH market. Tho sLEEPsxe
ArAsrnsxrs are comfortable and well ventilated and
cannot be surpassed snyYhss y the Territory lThs
House Il located On NAM SrREEr, hrst door below
the Post Of1cc, and opposite Wells Fargo 4 Co.
Hcicna, n T. Terms, modeease-- tassenbacls ta,ksa
= pas, - -. llsn !.
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TlltOn, on jackson ST., Vlr.
9lnin, has extra copies of the
NEW EST for sale,
2S cents each.
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Crowded Out.-A number of advertise
men's just received are Numerically held
over this issue. Everybody appears TO have
--~a"-- - A--.-.~~~..--"
Paper" of Montana. and the best advertIs-
ing medium. Several local notices are also
on the list of continued" Every adver-
tisement in the paper wi,kbc pca4 Any how.
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To bur Advertisers. - Advertisements
coming in up to the time of going to press
and a rush of duties, prevents the classifi-
cation, arrangement and "local" attention
which will hereafter be bestowed upon them.
- BE aisy" just this time.
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Pure LiguOrx,

Pure Liquons, Pare uquors,
Analysis u Augts,es Wists aand California Brandy,
imported cirsety BY Joseph A. Clark, sEd for sals
only At D. B. uALDERxAN's, DxER LODsE CRY.
"A. edusfal analysis having bsss isis J. tJssJai
Dsctkcr. Eaq, chemist In my employ, Of both The
Angelica Wine and the California Brandy, can stats
chat beth articles any iajasious suhslaa
LEWIS KEYssER
City Drug Store Main street.
.-rEsa B-tss ssDtssEoAgSC4ey,jkT T. !.
Dzss LoDss Csrr, n. +, July 9TH ca
---rs-A->---r~- - t~
Statistical begin with the firse num-
her Of Ths NEN NORTH WEST q feature
that win commend itself 70 our patrons
the Qualification 81 IN siinsSac ]or To es III
Ing week; the chrs.s,gssal record Of Non
tsna, feem Abe6ta4isttcst sAlnaAae andIa
meteorological record - Dssf Lodge city,
prepsfed by ennviIsls DsuaEt IN -
seoond anaAesaa neeeogo50giealf sm9afy
fefths YER 1eGsSs frf1A5eh I1is ~, 1ISi p
y the 800 GRsl vi1 bPgiyss H1lpea
b Substantial voluO . NH . passing inter.
81 ii thsss nstsoioI y rs o6isryaaioos. "a
iie ssrsis xlH - ~ 11saoe)
dhbrokea. d. 10
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Bender Itenls.-Thero Is general scar.
city of water in Boulder - well as every
where else. Work is suspended at Alta
Rulch and claims laid over till May 1st, 1870
At the :: Old Humbug" diggings (ten miles
above Boulder valley one pipe and several
ground .sluices are still running, but water
10 scarce, deep bar diggings with many
large boulders rendering them hard to work
except with large heads Of water, when they
generally pay well. These were the second
placer mines discovered in Montana, and to
them rushed the first stampede that occurred
in the Territory, the rush going from Gold
creek, July goth, 1862. They were, however,
Immediately abandoned, and declared
{" humbug," and but little work has been
done until recently. These mines will Inst
many years. The Basin creek mines are
paying very well, but water Is scarce. the
miners having to reservoir II. The streams
in all these regions are much lower than
ever before known, many of them being
below their ordinary winter stage. IS"
KAN.KAN u.- n. kAN'KAS
ZIMMERMAN + ROBINSON,
No. Wood street, Helena
THE MOST POPULAR RESTAURANT IN MONTANA,
The resort OF all epicurer,
SuGMERXAN ROBINSON
KAN.KAN ~ - .,-rv. KAN.KAN
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Fashion bic Clio t hing!
Clothing
>,,.>,.s Clothing =. -, x,x,. Clothing ;,,.,,,.
Clothing Clothing OF ALL ''''' c,o.A,.: Clothing
Clothing Clothing
Clothing
BOOTS AND 9TIO Els!
80 Boots
Boots Boots
Boots Doots
Boots Boots
s: s::'' AID si s::..
shoes shoes
Shoes Shoes
Shoes Shoes
ShocS
A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF
Best Quality of9tationery.
GOOD STOCK OF
ASSORTED HARDWARE.
Our Large and Varied Assortment Of Goods
Are Offered Low for Cash!
WE have found II impossible to do suecessful cred
w II bnsiners in this Territory and we have marked
our goods 40 low that the money must be paid when
the goods are delivered
~Penons wishing to huy Cheap Goods can do 70
by throwing good clean gold In sight.
wwe arc determined to sen"a - cheap - the
cheapest,
wAn examination ot our stsck il respectfully 10
lc1tcd lily
BONNER & w ELCH,
Deer Ledge City and Alsssula, Il. T.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G. eneral Merchandise!
NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
We Just received the Largest Stock Il
GROCERIES
GROCERIES, GROCERIES
GROCERIES GROCERIES
GROCERIES, GROCERIES,
GROCERIES GROCERIES
GROCERIES
GRoCERIBs
GROCERIES
Best Boots and Shoes!
| SOON .oors
ID BOOTS BOOTS
Soors BOOTS
1oo1s Boom
| BOOTS 1ooTs -,
| 1oors 1oors ........sa
| BOOTS .~.
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| SHOES
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nA1s AM cars
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LOT HIN O.!
CLOTH G.!
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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1869-04-01
Put a Hole Through if.

One night Gen.-- was on the line
lie observed a light on the mountain op.
posite. Thinking it was signal light of
the enemy, he told his artillery officer
that hole could be easily put through it.
Whereupon the officer, turning to the
corporal iu charge of the gun said:
Corporal, do you see that light ?"
"Yes, SIR
''Put a hole through it."
The Corporal sighted the gun, when
all was ready, he looked up and said T:
General, that's the moon"
"Don't care darn put hole through
il anyway !"