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1t will bc remembered that Secretary b.
ric changed the names Of the nsaionAf ves-
sells of war to those Of q classical origin
such q Achilles, Hercules and, Nemesis
and, had he remained in Office. would have
given us navy with Alcompletc mythology.
cal nomenclature. Secretary Robson de-
serves the thanks. of the country for arrest
ing this outrage, aud for restoring the YES
sells to their original names. No country in
the worM has . repertOry OF names 70 rich
q ours. Our innumerable rivers, our noun
tains, and waterfalls; our States, and cities
and towns, with their purely American
names, can supply . Gavy = hundred times
rs numerous as any I'VE shail ,svcrr have
Why 60 beyond this list to accept the my
biological names which have been IN use In
hest arc Without anv sp,rcp a,iS sirnid.
canoe: The Kesrsargc will live in history
quite as menorably as if the vessel had been
named Hercules, or Juno, or Dido.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Court House Square.
lily DEER LODGE CRY, MONTANA.
NJ. =. HARRISON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
omee With James H Brown, Count House sqssrs
:, DEER LODGE CITY. Aos1AsNA.ladxf
E-- ------------------ --- ---------=----=
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Dentists
II. CIR EPlN,
Physician and Sturgeon,
DEER LODGE CITY, MONTANA
DENTIeTRY. --r--.
DR.. j. A. MO IN OILS, ID Q n fist.
CENTRAL OFFICE m
WHITAKER BUILDING, HELENA.
All work warranted Arst-clasa.
ok Ho'2 7o-it s's~F And pronounced By IN Who
hsvs sssa his wosk 70 b unexccIea ri 81 Gt7 ~
jyon-s. t.-.-.r.... .ta s.t n the United statos.
1sANIkEHS.s Z ts,asa. zs
s. r. uyss.,; !. 81 st JJxo s. Arcu,.os,
President Cashier.
First National Bank, .a
.~-- n.;v ct,rct U,l.no Nor%.r.
DESIGNATED DEroslrenr ., faa UxiirED STATES.
IGN
HCssIY, DARLER I CO.,
''%' sa. BANKERS 5@'' -" 81
And Dcalem n Gold Duss, Coin and Exchanse,
SALT LAKE cITYi CtsA Territory; a-@ 50 nc
VIRGINIA and HELENA, Montana.
y1eYt 1 u 1900 .ME CT lMJfU
ID O h m & Aub,
ioaa HELENA, BANNERS ;. MONTANA s,ss e.
r.leeaphc Transfer. and Draf.s Sold on all parts Of
tho United States M. Rssope. M srn't-nre1 rr4ta
Highest Price Paid fos Gold Dust and Bars
NYeo- - nEl.il.-- ..-z-.-.L !
I. Il HEsssyssla. " " -rte7 "a. HEssu1,slD.
~ I. n. HERsHPIELD Z BkO., ro "
.a4 Mn \ RANIkEE3e, .5St-o. RI.
Main strsst adjetaiae Bsatlsys Bsoek,
HELENA .Et! - " = y - MONTANA.
Sight Drafts On an parts oe the United States
and Earepattr m
Dealers d" Geld Dust, Coin, Currency,
AID ux,rrD STATES sscrs,rIrs. j. '.'
Collections n.dc h N pa.s q the Territory, and
- > e ssisansr psonptly forwarded - " " "
ASA ERs.
FIRST NATIONAL RANK
.,,s,AESAYs QFEECEl ,,sg
HELENA. MONTANA.
h nc- Arsrs.u. sEFx Asses@: i jssA J
AsSAY OFFICE ASSAY OFFICE (!
c'ss Pa: :1s ~ q: n: ss s s;s s :s
q. 3 MINT STANDARl Il
Greenbscks Paid fer Geld Dustl
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Geo w. Twin. y. :
Assistance AsssssC 3 Internal Revenue,
.'6",,o a,3ogarsh o.esa : Dixon. rr,r
coURT HOUSE SQUARE, DxU LoDuR = I.
..L-> 1890
Drugs and Medicines. ,ro-
49, ------ -- -- - - ~ -. ~. = ~
\ issssi'vrsoir - Pope, :lastr,i
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS,
.-ia's Nm szsse. Hss.a, lIsssa.A s..aa.r d
Al. .pti z! c1f! = cSa4rI0i FfI4AR a&YUa
<kAlQ1hAJ0 VA1Nusa@
. II !. II fl lEl l1u1xl xrq4
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Physlcianp' 'Prescr1.iptions;
= sssssass,y llsa ~issf.ssA pa,s Dr,ea a'-a
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!. INsgH4HoEz
sCARPENiEE r. 9 &"
1o 5l.s Il ~ ) u IAN IF.
.f5dA:aTo
yl,ua:lzA.G ENCY. mill"
s.H ra-I aar II .lsthf.es sash. 9DoI ava
Gseasllss,ed, . .a..ra.H sHHt0o0.
HtE'. .s;,4s vi ---- d.ss#naFeaL ?f I
FIRE INSURANCE. So
e,s 4o!oo' HOME" bio sooaa
of1ssw Hsvsa, cs.asessssGa E2dAssssSea,eAsN -
.qiE. -
Fa1.mers' &. N1erchants'',r
q as'asy. Min d v.aos AA'''.s' i'''s' Al p
es1i"PEoPLE's,.''''''. -. .. ~.
OF San itanciseo. ~; 50 California:
e: :ss,s ossss;ss s, a. :1ssss = - AM"
Th,. + II. oalr As.ag in the ransay having d.
Pail Pswersts Issue Pslicies& Adlust Losses
UNIVERSAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
aaii"A good uiaa lesveth an Inheritance" 4
Assets Dssble its Liabilities. .am
Rata Lower than any Other Company!
--.s'.s"@ .'" Hest Perfect Security !
Policies Non ForfeitinG,!
Hayipz these advantsses, tho !" Universal" justly
America Send for Cireuhrse fSs' ~ '7's1 q
a. AGENTS WANTED. & G4t gaia. +"&l
Ew. CARPENTER, "a .lJe'
General Agent for Montana and Idaho,
~ TX 5''A ed =" '.~~'@ 'sTf HELENA, n. T.
Observation-Disclosures
sc OFT HO u = f. -
.y"s7. ~ y MAIN STREET, .5@ '"'
Deer Lodge, Montana. 81.
= ~
8. SCOTT, 49, PROPRIETOR
Tnveess win asd this 70 equal any Hotel In Montana.
~An Nail a,d Ezpssss Coaches sssp here -
The Table b sspplied with .'''','' 1s''
! --.th i' z..s-5e The best IN Tie Market.
s..' fsn ' s; ;s 'sn'''sd and supplied
CLEAN FEATHER BEDS ALWAYS READY. =.
jyeIy s.Irr ~...... t-.,..n.. ...., = g.. a..
saint uis II O t . L,
( as.a'N HELENA MONTANA .. H. L
THE POPULAR HOTEL OF MONTANA.
Newly painted "a furnished, and III Table sup
Y Ai plisa With the best Of everything eatshia ''n
r'str IEmp)oyees attentive and courteous. 1,a
! Unlinited Aceommodatisn for Gsssts.
BESIDE the extensive apartments a the Hotel pro
- paS have attcd Up for Odginy rooms other cO.-
venscut aTcpeo0f buiidlngs and can accommodate sat
ia(sfsosily ~ guests. -Hf.ss2 .,ss1 a=tssfsf's
*..@l CARY HOUSE. - '''
GaaIn atrsst, Diaoinoot City, Montana
oTe& JOIN ,. wILsoN. Prop<,e.or. NJ .". !.
THIS House has ben thosuushly-ysltted with nsw
eseaiss Ed shs 'oe: really fs,pasSsd rssdy tos
q o4cnfsiQ0iuts Oe Way(afora o., 49, ,t q, & ~, n
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1p1vorys FEED ana sale St00l1oA
7vATIT,,NI71 CO :.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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80 @'#"@ t".hs'" rpAvra 4 Rpn
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NIAGARA CRUMBLING INA letter from
Niagara Falls states the change in the Falls
this season is the greatest that has been
witnessed, probably by any one generation.
In the Horse Shoe Fall. where the green
water is seen, the rock las crumbled away
to the dept, Of about thirty Tive feet, on
the side nearest Goat Island. ;. The circular
appearance Of the Horse Shoe Is now
changed, and Is moro in the shape Of tri-
angle than anything else. The American
Fall has also met with some alteration,
which old habitucs notice this season; more
particularly is it seen on the side toward
Luna Island, and were a pointed projection
of rock to give way, the appearance would
be CHAN yed, ~ that OF. a horse, shoe It IL
estimated by competent biologists that some
one hundred and fifty tons Of rock must
have given way from the Horse Shoe alone
The beauty Of the Falls is not in the least
murrcd, but rather enhanced; and sd habit
ucs seem to like the Falls much better than
ever. .....-.,---, u.y..-.. --.,,
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81: Ss PSI. IS H.Isa ef et
and seaside lounger, restless boy, needing
Constantly t0be amused; and s0talmpaal0ns
Of business that he cannot stay Ut his post
more than . week ~ lhbl FIVE nIopaAe
in Office, he has not yet given Us an admins.
sna sSe,e 5 notion, ss1s
he hurries off 70 idle week at . watering
place; aet Dummy ut Monster show, or
helpless ut . steamboat excursion. The
Presidency must indeed be . sinecure, If,
in such an hour rs this, . man bred In .
camp and atan,yarl Fan properlv discharge
its duties three hundred miles from the
Capital, in the intervals of the race.course
anil.ahe hzSf hour left afteIe tA.ategs and
concerts.
Northern property il safe nowhere in the
South. Texas, covered with 0utragcs on
women and murders of men. Tennessee
playing tho saxnc game as Virginia. Stokes,
ut the risk of his lbfe, unsupported by gov.
eminent, fighting ona f0rlOrn hope. An.
drew johnson clamoring for the election Of
e e9's a. and @sssy HSss hsRaf fGs the
loyalists telling us that unless there is
change, 1t Washington, they cannot live
there mhst fly across the Ohio "-and
throughout the whole South the same men
warning % Gkheia'1S72, DesnocsAlsltlat Is,
rebels) will rally the whole South on their
side. This is too uniform to be accident
It is the result Of plot Mt the South and of
disloysl apathy or honest incapacity ut
Washington. There Grant shows himself
occasionally. Fish never was Rcpubli-
can. Cox was johnson man. Boutwell,
stands alOnc-nO press to support him. If
you look at. the Tribune, its editor treats
slavcrya Us dead issue, and longs for the
old Wing party-while it, is managed BY
one who opposed mpcnclfment,, a,tlF would
have voted for Chase rs the Tammany call
diiatc in 1863, ard wants him as SUCH can.
didatc in 1872 If Jolnson's treason and
Grants neutrality be succeeded by Chase
and Wade Hampton. sent to Washington
by Tnmniany Hall, where will twelve such
years leave the Nation? .s*lo,r
70 your tents. y Israci--for second Blu
ci,anan sits in the White House. temper
iz;ny while the cne'py gels into battle array.
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$500 Yan1u - ! RnIxW1 11xxo6
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0.eonfse, the opera section OF the balld.
Ing will remain undislurbcd ~ the changes
taxing place. The fcstye Pl1jects Of Chs
Se oonese,od q tho soand Of rehearsal ID.
dies spd tho notes Of prima dolnaa .rf
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30
burch Directory.

Or M,pY's tCATaoLiC) CuuRcn.-Cor. hoGk
River and Dock SITS, Rev. Father .: r.
Roles. Pastor. Mass, Sundays, at ana IVA A.
and week days at An Catechism at p ~
Ve-pers and Benediction at7 pm.
EPfscopAL CHURcn On Orleans ST. ser'i'1S
=, IGI A n and 7lPM Sabbath School ut
A M. o,,.l;u,,, :,
RAY G. A. Meinecke, Pastor. Services at lO5 A.
NJ. and "a Pm. IT,. ru;,o;s
T,psr pREsBYTERtAy CHuRCH.-Cor. ILLINOIS
and Deer sts. Services ut II A. N. and p: NJ
SABBATH School at 9 A. NJ. Prayer meeting, wed
nesday attn a., ur;,o;s
SreoyD PREsBYTERIAN CHuRcH'-Oh tl'lnols
{, Rev. Il. l.. Burnett, Pastor. Services at
IoS 4 Wapd7p.M. Sabbath School Mt Ut A. NJ.
PRAYER meeting, Wednesday at u Pm.
Uyrrp PREsBYTERIAN CuuRcH.-Cor' Orleans
and Deer sts, Rev. Henry Wallace, Pastor
Services at II AN, Sabbath School at " A. N
pravcr meeting at 81 p. NJ, of Sundays, and p
NJ, Wednesdays. o-,J mi
Ftpsr BAPTIST CHunCB.--Cor. Orleans ana hit
Sts.. Rev. DR.. Davis, Pastor. services AZ 4
| A NJ. and n p. NJ. Sabbath school at A. NJ
| PRAYER Meetings Monday and Wednesday e'e
| rings M n O'Clock. Pastor boards ut MIS-
\ vines, on Orleans street, opposite Court hous'
NJ. II. CHuncu.-Cor. Jefferson and hlghiah
sts.. Rev. r. IIaney, Pastor. Services at -
N. and7r .u Sabbath School at NJ Pray
or meeting, Wednesdays at ~ p. NJ. Young PEI
pies prayer meeting, Fridayat ~ P. NJ A..
DrscrpLEs CHuncu.- Elder Rogers; in Mi
obeIl 4 Lyndc's Block, oyer the Post ofhce-e'
trance on West Side. Services AT lot ~ M ""
Up. NJ, c.-,..
GRprEpusu MISSION Sabbath School meet
their school room in Towards Addition, eve
sabbath afternoon, at p o'clock. c, b. Bascor
Superintendent 3 :.
nss~Anv errors or omissions in any OF u
shove notices will he corrected on lntormatl'
beiny left Mt our editorial rooms.
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PETER FRIES,

-vc-rrrER AND MANuFAoruK ni.- IN ~
a..is Liquors, importer and Dealer nnp On
~ po% Wines and Liquors. From. street, 0Pp0'
tesssgn landing, Book Island, III.
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SVl4 III uii AS"bNNl
BUSINESS! BUSINESS

Gentlemen and FelloD. Citizens Of Rock
Island There are some parties now getting
up new STYLED business directory or chart
for the business firms Of this city, and if
gotten up in the style and upon the plan
represented win be inestmable.
AS we understand it, it is to consist of an
oil painting upon canvas, some twenty I'VE
or thirty feet in length and eight or nine feet
in width, one entire sheet, upon which will
be painted, in the finest veriegated oil colors,
the business firms, to be dons in first class,
workmanlike style, gilt headings, fancy
scrolls and fine designs. This large, finely
wrought chart is to be placed permanently
upon the vacant wall in our post office, OPP
posite to and in front of the boxes. As the
post Office is visited daily by hundreds OF
our citizens, as well as strangers, it must
necessarily he seen, read and re.read by oil
The chart is to have two coats of varnish
and will be surrounded by fine, rosewood
giltedge moulding. lfthis is done it viii
he protected in such manner as to las
many years. Ii is also to be arranged &c
that. if a firm moves to different part o
the city, they can have the number of thei
street or location changed, at little or NJ
cost-thus making the chart permanent auc
reliable.
The post master has not been in the hsbi
OF allowing anything of the kind to 60 apo'
, these walls, although many of his friend
=. have asked permission to put cards and bill
, there. but as ii has been his strenuous etfor
to keep the post Office room looking clear
: neat and tidy, he could not permit ihos
: cards and bills without soon causing lite
= and dirt upon the wall -detracting from tn
!. general pleasant appearance and comfort {
the room. But he thinks Lockhart & Co.
fancy chart will not detract from, but rathe
give pleasant appearance ard attraction
:. the whole room. At the same time he take
!, pleasure in permitting it upon the wall, 70
t in so doing. he is accommodating his bus
ness friends in manner adapted to tn
wants of all, and with equal propriety
u himself and them.
Gentlemen; remember that Barnun
v Bonner and most all our eminent an
y wealthy business men, became so by sdve
d Using. There will be an agent visiting Il
it firms with samples Of the work and pl
e of the chart.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

FALSE PRETENCES.-Joh ohm fltzpatrlck
came to Rock Island from Ottawa several
DAVIS ago, and being out Of funds, applied
to Father Rohles at the Catholic parsonage
for relief. The kind priest provided him
with bed and board, and treated him kind
ly in every respect supposing him to be a
worthy but unfortunate individual. He also
succeeded by sbillfuly told story OF suffer
ing and restitution, in obtaining from the
Sisters 81 in money with which to return to
| Ottawa. On Thursday Fitzpatrick WAS re-
quested to purchase some small articles OF
household use ct Schneider's grocery store
opposite the priests residence, which he
did. On Friday he returned to the store
and bought on Father Rohles account
bill of goods amounting to $20.l0. These
he appropriated to his own use. On ascer
tanning that the purchase was unauthorized
MIR, George Schneider got out a warrant tol
his arrest, and he was brought before Police
Magistrate Cropper who held him in S2O,
bail, in default of which he was sent to jail
He is n stolid, indifferent cuss, to whom
! stone OrearAaS -" th~ etranta should b.
made familiar.
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0vy MORE FROM THE "PEoPLE. The
upeonls" writes one more spiste to inc
Union, which, but for one deficiency W0u''
bs perfect: 1t should have been s'ghe"
democrat" Instead of this, however, 'ne
writer simply makes his mark, or cross
was a strange oversight in the organ grlnoef
not to supply this deficiency.
II takes up the complaint recently maue
l., the Uaio., that the ARGUS has devoted
more Of It's space to Thomas than to the
Democratic candidates. We have no e1'
press authority from them to do SO, but we
hersby assume the responsibility OF mos
cordially thanking the people" and thu
Union for the deep interest and anxious SO
licitude felt by them in the Democratic can
didates. A full expression would DO To-
much for them, and for that reason 1t is pc
culiarly fitting that the task should be dele
gated to somebody not involved in the obi
cations which these candidates feel. Ih'
interest has been 50 constant aud unremi
ting that they will be greatly surprised ii
does not take a more tangible form, an
lead hundreds Of the Republican party
vote for them next Tuesday. 1t would
{ Immature. that sympathy such as the'
should take no other form Of expression TIT
the cheap one of words.
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Rock Islapa l. Peoria Railroad
Mail Routes.

CHICAGO AND EASTERN MAIL-arrives at
4.SO A. NJ. and 6:35 p. M. olose'st 7;ZV A. M
and P. N. -,s H.
PORT BYRON MAlL--vis wstertown, lamp
ION, Rapids City, Port Byron and oordoya'
leaves at $40 A. NJ; closes at $40 A. M,
and arrives at 5.20 p. NJ.
GOAL VALLEY MATL-(by esrs) daily, leaves
A. ~, and arrives P. N. Orion and An
dover are supplied by this route.
| DAVENPORT, IOWA, MAIL--arrives ~ WOO
A. NJ. and lO:O6P. M. Closes At r. NJ s1a
| 10P.M. ann. .,.,u
ALRDO MAIL-via Camden Mills, Andalu-
ala. Edeineton, Hamlet, Perryton, Alodo, Hign
Point, New Boston, Keithsburs, oquHwka, 70
Oouawka Junction, (SagetOWnh leaves aa,l
hstwesp SPA. M, and arrives at $3.50 r. M
Mail matter for Pleasant Ridge, Hailitt, bui
fslo Prairie, Illinois City, Dfury' "copper"
Creek. and Mnersburg, goes by this route
MONMOUTH MAIL--via Presumption, sues
Villa, North Henderson, Spring Grove, an
Riohland Grove to Monmouth, leaves lues
davs' Thursdays and Saturdays at A. N
and arrives Mondays, Wednesdays ana ~
d day at P, M. Centre Ridge 10 suPpn'
on Tuesdays by this route. =
8 CENTRE RIDGE, via Rural, once WeeG. AT
rives Friday evening, at o'clock ana ieAFS
Saturday morning, at o'clock
sWEDONTA, via Rural, twice n week HrrlY'
tuesday and Fridays, Rt4;3O P. M, and leave
Wednesdays and Saturdays at 7;3c A.
Z. This route terminates at New windsor
Office hours from 7:c0 A. M. to 500 r. M
. xsy.sundsyg, open from y to 10 AN:
n " M n oapopr. Post Mester'
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

v nnnrn OLE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-30

CORRECTION CoRREcrED.-The Union
ssvs Mr.. Beach he's informed 1T 'hst She
announcement in this paper that MesserS'
Reach and Otis intend to establish new
paper at Moline was without foundation, and
that we had no authority for making It,
What was said by Mr.. Beach to the editor
of the Union is very uncertain, as We have
not seen Mr.. Beach to ascertain. we nave
this to say for the benefit Of Mr.. Beach and
for the editor Of the Rock Island aud MO
line Union Mr.. Beach stated to the lo'"'
editor of this paper on theday the ann'u"''
ment was made in these columns 'na' Ho "''
Mr.. OTIS intended soon to commence the
publication Of daily ard weekly paper III
Mol;ra Hs NAV not have designed the
statement for publication and probably did
-, hn, nothing was said on the subject
IN Mr.. Beachs authority again we last
evening stated that though the new paper
will not be started at once, it is one ct the
certaintes Of the no distant future.
The Union, which ofsll newspaper concerns
should be quiet on such subject, WINES
ont that the statement was made to create
false impression with reference to 1t an'
thus niure it's business. When it IS ltseI
free from such contemplate meanness, an
I there is occasion for its complaining OF 1t Il
|. others, il will be quite time for it to do n
:. In the very paragraph in which this con
>, nl.;n, ia made it makes confession OF II
- own meanness (which was not needed D
D. the public); for in noticing the report thf
a. this new paper was to be started, 1t reierre
% to Mr.. Beach a. the publisher OF director
ID which Was of little value to any body--tht
T. mesnly attempting to injure Mr.. BIS bu;
sh ness-aud it now says this allusion to NJ
" Beach's business
u. The comments Of the onion having bee
If based on this announcement, were 'here'o
sr uncalled for. We make this correction
=. Justice to Mr. Beach
nd In other words, when the Union thong
e. Mr.. Beach was 10 be its rival IN bushes
ri. his directory was Of no account to anybon
led but learning that he ID not to be, he has
Ar pretty good directory.
res Besides, on Friday morning the Mol
-, Union itself contained this announceme'
YES "Messers. Beach & Otis are on the taps
M a new and radical republican paper, d'
and weekly" II did not give the ARGUS
authority for the statement and thus my
y ed its own business, if it has been inlul
The Moline Union ought to know the Mo-
news and we suppose was trying to tel
sock when il made this announcement
P. So much for very small matter.