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pailp ARGUS.
THE PRAYER-sEEKHR.
JOHN G. WHITTIER.

TAB f6A1E6-kEEKER.
JOHN 6. WHITTIER.
Along tho aisle, whore prayer was made
woman, oil in black Arraysd,
Closs-veiled between the kneelipg host,
W,lh gliding motion Of 3 ghost,
Passed TO the desk and laid thereon
scroll which bore these words clone
Pray for me!
Back from the place of worshiping
Shs glided like guilty thing
The rustic of her drapsries stirred
By hurrying feet, alone WINS heard:
While. full fave, the preacher read,
As out into the dark she sped:
"Pray for me -
Back to the night from whence she came,
To unimagined grief or shame
Across the threshold of the door
None knew the burden that she bore
Alone she left the written rcroil
The legend OF troubled soul
Pray for me
Glide on, poor ghost Of wee or sin
Thou leav'st . common need within
Each boars like thee, some nameless weight.
Some misery inarticulate,
Some secret sin some shrouded dread,
Some household sorrow, al unsaid,
Pray for us,
Pass on The type ofa,l thou art
Fad witness to the common heart!
With face In veil and seal on lip,
In mute and strange companiopehip,
Like thee wander to and fro,
Dumbly imploring ss we go:
Pray orHs
All who shall pray, since he who pleads
Our want psrchancs hath greater needs?
OF they who make their loss the gain
OF others shall not seek in vain,
And Heaven ben d. low to hear the prayer
OF love from lips of dark despair;
Pray for us g!
In vain remorse and fear and hate
Beat with bruised hands against . fate,
Whose walls of iron only move,
And open to the touch Of lave
he only feels his burdens fall
Who taught BY suffering pities oil,
Pray for us
He prayeth best who leaves unguessed
Tho = ysteries of another's breast,
Why cheeks grow pale, why eyes oerfow,
Or beads are .hite. thou need'st not know,
Enough to note by many a sign
That every heart hath needs like thine.
Pray for us
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Another In Same Fire.

EEw YORK. October ~. 1898.
Messrs Herring Farrell 4 Sherman, ISL Way.
8ExrLEsss.--We have got your safe out. one
of our H 'rring's Patent Champion" which
passed through the great coufagration on Sue
dsy night, the 7ath INST. The safe vas subjec-
ted to /. severe trial. bot we find everything all
right. Our books and psp-rs and the in terror Of
the safe are all perfect aud good for future use.
Yours truly.
WARnES BRorHsRs OIL Co.,
Per B. s. Beck with.
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- =
Made of Poor Rum, Whislxey, Proof Spirits
and IL efnse LiquG doctorcd, spiced and SWEEP
ened TO please the taste, called Tones Appetlz-
ers," Restorers," &C., that lead the tppler on to
drunkenness and ruin but are true Medicine, made
from tho Native Roots and Herbs of California, free
from all A Alcoholic Stinulants. They are II,
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER md LIFE
GIVING PRINCIPLE perfect Ecnov ator and
Invigorator OF the System, carrying off ell poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy
No person take these Filters according to dIrec
tion and remain long uHwcn.
SlO0w.Ilb be given for Al incurnblc case, provided
the bones arc not destroyed h. mineral poison or
other MEANS and the vital organs wasted beyond the
point of repai:.
IRor Inflammation n nd Chronic Rhcuma.
;ism and Cont, Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious. X cmittcnt md Int cruiittcnt Fevcrs
Diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. these Bitters have been most success
fal Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated
Blood which Is generally produced by arrangement
Of the Digestive Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION, Head
ache Pain in the Shoulders Coughs, Tghtness OF the
Chest. Dizziness, Sour Fluctuations of the Stomach.
Bad taste IN the Mouth, Bilious Attacks Pspitation
OF the Heart, Inflammation OF the Lungs. Pain in the
regions Of the Kidneys, and hundred other painful
symptoms. are the offsprings OF Dyspepsia.
They invgorato the stomach and stimulate the tor
pidliver and bowels, which render them ofunequacd
elCacy IN Cleansing p4ood oA aA1
fmparting new life and viSor to the whole system
FOR SKINDISEASES, Eruptions, letter, Salt
Rhuem. Botches, Spots, Pimpes Pustules. Bois, Car
buncles Ring Worms, scald Head, Sore Eyes. Erys,r
elias Itch. ScUrfs Dscooratoas of the Skin, Humors
and Diseases OF the skn OF whatever nature,
are literally dug and carried out of the system in
short time by the of these Bters. oae bottle In
such cases will convince the most incredulous ofther
curative effect.
Cleanse the Initiated Blood whenever you find its
Impurities bursting through the skin inPples. Erup
tons cleanseit when you md 1t DISTRACTED
sad sluggish in the veins cleanse it when 1t Is foul,
and your feelings viii tell you WHOM Kcepthe blood
pure and the health ofthe system VIII follow.
PIN, TAPE aad other WORMS. lurking in tho
system Of many thousands, are eectusly destroy
ed and removed For full directions, read carefully
the circular around each bottle printed four Ian
auages-English German. French and Spanish
J. WALKER. Proprietor. R. II. MCDONALD & CO..
Druggists and Gen. Agents. San Francisco. Cal
snd 50 and 81 Commerce Street. New York.
AZ SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALERS
John Bengston, Agent, Rock Island
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BAy@ EAST PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given 70 tho Stockholders OF this Oom
pany that the Annual Meeting and Election for Pres
dent and Eight Directors will be held Office Of tha
Company in tho City of READING, on MONDAY tbS
10th day OF January, 1870, between l2 NJ. and p NJ
HENRY q. JONES,
Secretary.
PH1LADELPHA, December g. 1852 1886
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R6g. OFFICE OF THE UNITED SECURITY
= LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF PENNSYLVANIA s. II. corner FIFTH and CHES
NUT Streets.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 81, 1852.
The Annual Election for Directors this Company will
BIO held at their Ofico WEDNESDAY, January IL,
/ lot O. f. BETS, Secretary.
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nsSy~ OFFICE OF TIE DIAMOND COAL
COMPANY, No. sO9 WALNUT Street.
NOTICFs-The annual election for Seven Directors 20
serve for tho ensuing will be held at the office
"WEDNESDAY January IL, between tne hours Of y and
Up. NJ. ED. PEACE,
47t Pres tent
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nay PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAIL.
ROAD 90, oHice, No. s27 S. FOUR I'll Street
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

DTNIDFNU
Inc Transfer Books OF tho Compaoy will be closed
FRIDAY, the 3st instant and reopeued TUESDAY
January II, 1870.
dividend Of FIVE PER GENT has been declared ON
the Preferred and Common Stock. clear Of Natouil
State taxes, payable in CASH, and after January IT,
1870 to the holders thereof they sha stand registered
on the books of the Company on the 3st instant All
payable at this Office. All for dividend must be
witnessed and stamped. s. BRApFORD
u % cot Tee,srysr
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Hay- OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
PHILADELPHIA. Dec. g. 1859 Warrants registered
to No 5000 will be pao presentation at this Office
terest oeasing from date
JOS. +. MAROER,
1923 City Treasurer.
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nssz. TIE ENTERPRISE INsIIR

RSy~ THE ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COM
PANY. OF PHILADELPHIA, Compnny's Build
ing, No 400 WALNUT Street, Dec. "a, 1869
NOTIOE.-The Annual Meeting of the Stockbolders of
the ENTERPklSE INSURANCE COMPANY will be
held on MONDAY, the 10th day Of January next 10
o'clock A. M, at the Office OF the Company
An election for Twelve Directors to serve the ensuing
year Will be held the day at the place. be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and o'clockP NJ
l24 fmwtJ 10 ALEX w. WISTEH, Secretary.
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spective leaders, and clamor impaiiently for
VA. What will 10 the result cannot be
forctold. Should Napoleon die before the
war 10 ended, revolution and anarchy are
likely - ensue in France. Spain will un'
doubtedly be drawn into the contest, and
then, if ever, will be the time for Cuba to
strike for independence. After the strife
has been wsged awhile, probably the other
powers will intervene and the war be deter
mined without any material change in the
map of Europe, any question aettlcd, or any
principle established. The record Of some
bloody battles. some skillfuI seigcs, some
brilliant fcats of arms, some new localities
made historic, some new men renowned,
sumo willy diplomacy and treaty making,
will constitute the written history of the
war. A million or 90 of lives sacrificed; q
few hundred thousand homes made des0late.
few more billions If debt to be paid by
tax.riddcp people, al the misery. and cruel
~, and poverty, and crime. that war entails
these will make up IN unwritten record
not 90 captivating, but much more worthy
of consideration.
As between France and Prussia, It seems
to US that the struggle is not one of deep
interest 70 America. There is no great prin-
ciple involved. It IL not for freedom or
progress-it is not for political rights for the
people-it is not for the good Of humanity
it Is not war for which the world will be
the better. 1t ii the old fight of ambition
for sclf.sggandizcmcn and power.
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We notice upon the above the names OF
some Of the best Republican and Democratic
citizens of the s"~"sy for which sney src
nominated; men whom we know to be
thoroughly identified with tho best interests
Of their own locality and the entire West
Side Of tho main divide. 1t will I've sccn by
the ticket % here printed that blank has
been left for the nomination by the people
of Deer Lodge county, of joint Council
man. We do not know whether or not this
will bc done, - no organization of either
the Peoples or Republican party has been
had since the last election. It is matter
of regret that there II such lack of interest
manifested IN the election Of important
officers In our county and district, and We
found hope On our desire, that should the
Democratic party Of both county and dis.
trict have clear field aud easy victory,
their convention tomorrow will place in
nomination reputable men, worthy the trust
and confidence rcposcd In them, and fit re-
representatives. of tho most h0urisl,ing county
in Montana
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NEHSPAPERTORIAL.

The Wyoming 1t51une. Cheyenne, prom
ises its subscribers daily, shortly.
The Omaha Herald is q live, vigorous,
and worthy representative of the new Chi
cago Of the West.
The prospectus of the Portland, Ore. i,
Bullesin-Ben. Holliday'e paper-appearcd
on the 7th. It will he issued as u daily.
The Council Bluffs Bugle and Times have
consolidated, and the editors thereof will
hereafter blew their bugls forgood timss. in
concert.
The San Francisco bulletin, the great
newspaper of the Golden State is welcome
visitor on our table, and is one of the most
ably conducted journals in the United
States.
The Censtisution, published at Keokuk,
Iowa, by Hon. Thes. Clagett, father of Mr..
VIM. H. Clagstt, of this city, is large and
lively sheet, devoted to State news and pol.
itics. 1t is we'll printed and ably con-
Quoted.
Among our new exchanges, the comical'
visaged PuncAinsllo presents itself weekly
It is published at 50 Nassau street, N. Y
City, by the ''Punchinello Publishing Com
pany," is q neatly printed 16page paper, de-
voted to comcalities, burlesques, the
drama, etc. It is on good paper, and well
illustrated, but upon the whole it is rather
labored attempt at humor, go far.
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sis cain, III In sp,erdM training and down to her
beua s.aehrinr veasht" Ono umoe states that there
d pospsct a IN open rupture bstwsen Ffanoe and
England a,d that the Emperor Of the French 10 furi-
ous 1t ~. uoeiiou taken BY the Londsn press that
the Rnsiish troops are being called home from the
Byitiah oooias and concentrated In anticipation Of
hostiltie. Great activity prevails In the French
navy and Fte,ch f.stcs are already cruising in Prus-
sian v,te,,. TIE German press b aed with charges
Of th f,Isehso and trickcsy by which France seeks
to fastcn responsibility for the war upon Germany
Dsuatches from London tho 1eth, circulate rnmor
that Russs po,it,ou indicates anything but neutral
ity md met i. tn excitement In consequence. The
French a,m Il concentrating at Meta Napoleon
commando II ue.,ou. Mcmahon, Coagille and Canro-
burt r.cb command divisions. The army and navy
will .tt.ck simultaneously. Tho French gunboat
aotila II slxady on the Rhine, and the French and
Pruss,,n aees in the Britieh channels eying each
other .skanc. and are mpstienty awaiting the fray.
Sweden prof,sses neutrality, and Denmark, the key
70 the Baltic scrs to join the cause Of France Aus
tris promises neutrality II the Russian bear will keep
his nav. off, and Italy and Spain have rendered their
frendshin u N,poleon Prussia proposes to invade
France xithsn immense army and commence aggrcs-
sv. oper.t,ms 1t once, and 1t was reported in Paris
on the 18th int battle resulting in the slaughter Of
aOcO pru..ims and 900 French had taken place near
Nose,e With lacks confirmation - yet. The French
have force of 1aNOOO scattered along the frontier
and n. throxine dge over the Rhine In the vicin-
,ty Of Kchl From the tone Of the dispatches latest
received there IA little doubt that the greater portion
Of Eurone vim become involved In the struggle but no
no.s,hiiitv AZ the United hins ioa up In the
alfam. All over the States where there any con.
sderble number Of French German residents great
feeling IL manifested by both Municipalities, and mass
meetings In sympathy with the causes are becoming
frequent
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SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA

~.#. TERRITORY OF MONTANA ies
. COUNTY OF MADISON j
District Court, First Judicial District-Jsooe Wy
Va Elizabeth l. Simpson. Action beeasns !"
Court, for Decree Of Divorce.
Tho People a the Territory OF Montana ~
Ing: - the above named Elizabeth S'mp
You ase hereby required 70 eppsa. U 81
- brought against you BY the above 49,. enSSn1
y the said District Court and 70 answer !ne -
aled therein within ten days exclusive q ~
eesvtee) aftcr the service on you Of the o. n,s
served within this county; o., served o 1.r:
county, but IN this District. within twenty sa.i1
eswi;e. within forty days--or judgment y ~
p taken against yOa, according TO the Syv -
complaint: And yoa are hereby notiaed snes
g apgsa! and aa6wee the aid comp!ans Ccuss - /
Qcifsd tho sojd plainti3 will apply 70 ~ 49, ~
reltef demanded In his complaint In t. ~
nveught % Obtain decree dissolynE W -
1aes!ncuy Assseoloss and now existing ss:1pD
poaiali4 spd defendant, according y tns *S II
saea easse Hads end provided. sod gs e ~ 21a
(oeAl C1uk e vhkinia ~, sas
5siS A D.. ~ = nxsArm q 4
ma Mp0H, Pm ATTY
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Our Cedar Greek Column.


GUY AOs
The examination of the prisoners ac-
cused of numbering the two men found in
the Couu d'Alene mountains has been CON-
tinued till Monday 18th. A large number
of witnesses have been examined, and
judging fom the large attendance, much
interest is manifested in the result.
The fire in the vicinity of louisville
RACES undated, eudangering tho town.
Several in:ipient coflasrations have been
reprcssed y close watch kept at all hours
of the day and night.
Nick Milen, too we'll known by the ma
jority of Noutanians to need any introduce
lion here, las stuck his stake in louisville
on Main Street, facing Cellar, where he
now is fitting up IN elegant store and
building frs-proof 10 receive his large
stock Of Quincy & Co. 3 custom.msde boots
and shos, which Is in transit from Amer.
ico. .-.. ..l.. .. ...
Wiles& Decker's steam saw mill, near
the mouth of Cedar Greek, has been obliged
to let OF steam and take rest until tho
lower p,rtion of the gulch is developed to
such an extent as to need lumber, which
now ca, be bought at $50 per thousand at
the mill
The drst sluicing In Sun Rise gu1ch
commenced to day, with what result Is not
known Jet
July 18th.
O'KeeFs District IL still tho most watch.
cd Of II Districts in and about os -. .---
their water wheel in running order, and it
rejects credit upon the millwrights who
constructed It. The shaft 10 down about
- Ssst, bot 10 bedrock or signs of it yet.
The Company on No. 80 are a. deep a. the
upper Co., but their force-pump is at times
unable to raise the water. Not day pass
e. but some citizen of Louisville pays those
energetic companies visit for the purpose
of ascertsinipg the prospect of finding pay,
well knowing that should good pay he
struck the prophecy Of . second Aide. will
become true.
The coming Peoples Co. ticket will Ike
favorably received, judging from the large
and intelligent crowd assembled on the eve
ming of the 18th in front of the p. @. at
Cedar JUNCTION. Hon. Increase A. Robin.
son was chosen President of the meeting,
and after few short and pointed remarks
by the gentleman, Dwight Harding. Esq,
was unanimously elected Delegate to the
County Convention, to be held at Missoula
Mills On the 18th inst.
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Tho Gasesss of the 18th, In its telo-
graph report says "Casserw, France, is ab.
solutely alive with soldiers." If you'll cast
your eye over the paragraph, it vii! be seen
that the dispatch should read "Easssrn
France" etc.
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N EW TOD A Y.
St1.uyod.

StI:uye(l.
small sized. heavy set, light BAY HORSE, white
stripe down face, five years old; branded OR on tho
shoulder. Any person giving information at Vaton's
stable Deer Lodge, Or ut Flint Creek Station Of the
whereabouts 0f said horse, will be literally rewarded
q. II. La BERTEU.
Deer Lodge. NJ. r., July "a, 1870 silt
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An interesting letter from our Wash
ington correspondent, is, for want of room,
crowded out, but will appear next week.
It reports Hon. jas. N. Cavanaugh in his
scat, and nearly recovered.
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Nissoula County Peoples Ticket

The following are the Peoples nomina'
lions for County aud Territorial officers In
2issouls County:
For Councilman,
THOMAS NEWMAN.
User Lodge nomination not yet msdc.J
For Representative,
b. r. DECKER
For Sheriff,
4. A. PELKY.
Fur Assessor
&C EDMlssON.
For County Commissioner,
FRANKLIN SEE. Gong tesm)
y. L. wORDEN. (vscAncy)
For Coroner,
J, Il. BUKER.
For justices Of the Peace
D. b. JENKINS,
CEAUNCY BARBOUR
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FROM PIXIES PEAK.
TO Tur EDnR NEW NosrR Wssr;

TO TIE EDITOR N1W NORTH WEST:
Mining in this camp still progresses "a
vorsbly. At prescnt there are fourteen n.y.
draulics at work On the bar. doc" Berry
& Co. cleaned up on the nth, for one
weeks run a, 400, and Catching & Co. for
the same length of time $4,s46. I canno,
tell you tie exact amount Of the other
claims, but they, no doubt, do equally az
well a. those mentioned. For q lasting
camp, I think this has not its equal in the
Territory. "...." -. -.*. .."
I learn that n. Smith has sold out his in
terest in the Catching q Co. ground 70 his
partner, J. p. Catching, for $1,000, aud in
tends going east shortly. ~z
Our town 10 very lively and busting
nsIle place, - may be seen from the fol-
lowing kinds Of BUSINESS carried on, with
the number of each. There ore altogether
- houses, of which 8 are boarding houses;
. stores; . butcher shops; blacksmith do;
; shoe alops I barber shor billiard hall;
! hurdH .Gurdy house, and s houses whore
the 'soiled doves" Of Cau eassian and Mon.
gOlian extraction reside. The population
j. about so, and there b bat little, II any
psospsst, Of On increase. Wages arc Is to
IS pr day, with I'll the msn in camp that
can find employment, and . few surplus
hand. = r.sEszs-.fsr ,
Thu new road from Deer Lodge to Per.
kins' i graded beyond Pixies Peak. Il
gtvss entire satisfaction, and 10 . credit to
the builder. 6NoBnLErox.
Pixies Peak, July 18th, 1870.
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Tho Deer Lodge pemocssAc County
Ooavsntioa will meet q The Court House
tomorrow. July ma, for tho nominaGiou
Of County and Tenitosial emcsu.
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We ass IN receipt of : letter frsm .
gentleman Of PhilipsburgA, bit our nmiied
spaos pcscludes - from giving Il 10 ssssa.
ton i deserved Il win b attended p II
or noxt ioDue.
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-rhvugh the courtesy Of Hon. Jaa. n.
Csvanaagh, Delegate, We ars favored with
. copy Of Tie Memorial Addresses On Wm.
Pia Fssenden, has 6eaator from Maine,
nov deceased, delivered in tlAs Senate and
House Of Representative. and published
oy sed3 Of CeagIesa ASIDE from IL h.
ings valasbls acquisition TO our collec-
Hon Of Coaeraasienal documsnts, 4 y TIE
Aandsoasst specimen at typognDhy 10
1ayo 80 toe many . day. 4
III 0eloa Hsses- swtndliag . ninse
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Ell r. TT
FOR SALE!
A SPLENDID BARGAIN OFFERED
The undersigcd Offers, At
II w O. h r a . Cost PFiCe
That splendid Hotel Property known - the

" McKinstry House," Pioneer CeL
now IN fine condition and doing good business y
sisting Of IN 1880 feet Dining Room; 16xls fsese
nee; l1xl6 feet sitting Room; seven Bed. roouA
Large Kitchen land Store Rooms, with Z nevss!na
vel! Of excellent water 1t the doos, sncloeed y o.
buildings, etc., etc. y
There are about 600 pessons u the camp ThsnGs
custom q the House y itself . paying palsseae4 y
the completion o( the Dcss Ledge and Perkins "
ties In the country.
Clcar tito win 80 given. Tsrm1 reasonable. II
factory reasons given for selling. The properly
sured until September lst, $50 Possession gfVe'
mediateiy.
For terms or further particulars, apply TO Sssn
LOCK, Helena; L. MCMuRTRY, Deer Lodge, &c &C.
premises, Pioneer. T. b, 4cklNSTk!l.:.
Pioneer city, July 18th, 1870 ~.
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The unfortunate gentleman who was
drowned In the ''creck" Of bic boots, has
been 6shed out With . toe-lius.
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Hoea10 II @-+ - >
The following arc the Republican nomi.
nations for Madison county: For the
Council, r o. Hickman; for the Assembly,
Chas. D. Everett, Henry n. Blake, A. B.
Kisef. W. 4. Sh1yer for Treasurer, 6. b.
RIGS for Assessor, Robt 7: Williams fos
County Commissioner, r G. Harrison
for the long term, P. ". Barber-for the
short term Supt Pub. Schools, Hugh
Duncan; for Surveyor, John y. Cosbeet:
for Cocoasr, ]. G. Smith. 1re
A Helena disciple Of he Walton has -
ken cut 80 pounds Of Ash from the Mis-
souri, n .three days with hook and line.
's6caly."
Our hiend. 4 +. Ayick has returned ftuu
xilEinie c.ty and TIE 0allstn valley. whEs
wee14 g ~ ska1ee ploce, No undaueaad,
- laet - SankD of baaia1oshood ed r.
nov + - army Of DsnsdiceA
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IN. oe,ssa N's'es- swiadias /. .issr
NJ q 10 dues aH 80
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FOE SHAME!

The New York Tribune, In commenting
on the numerous reports of Indian depreda-
tons perpstrsted in the Western Territories,
gets off % follows:
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Tho census Of Deer Lodge county will
DO completed In about two weeka