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Woman's Friend

THOUSANDS OF LADIES endure untold
i suffering owing to diseases and irregular
tiles peculiar to the female sex.
"Julihn's Hydrastin Compound"
is 8 specific agent in these diseases, LeueOrrhss,
Weakness. Tendency to Proplapsus, Morning
Sickness In Pregnancy, and in al conditions ia
which the Uterine system is at fault, this pleas
ant medicine will produce relief and perfect res
toration to health. The remedy acts as a gentle
laxative and tonic, and in habitual constipation
scco Re panied by Piles or q torpid condition of
the Liver, it is equally sfhcacious.
Prepared by B. KEITH Gu
IL Liberty street, New York.
Where circulars containing testim ouisls may be
had. Price 81 per bottle or SIS per half dozen.
Sold by Druggists every here. jelldttstwly
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sruLr,s Standard Goods are for sale sy a.
s-.,-.I.s, asalsr, In the North West ana IN
Rsok Island By L. L. LANE, ana synN
BENGsToN. nsnzsa-ms"
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MANHOOD! WOMANHOOD /

i0e Pagss. ssBooks for the MiIlion Who may marry
who nst Why. ImpedimeEE; Causes aud Cure al
worth knowing aboat Pr0crcation. Pteven ton ce sn
the Doubtful Curious nausitiye Wish to know
Marriage Guide az private Medical Counselor Every
she l5cents sach, both for z5e
Address. pn- WasFh s17 st. Charles ST. ST. Louis, Ne
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DR., WHI'TTIER9,

a REeuiAR GRADUATE OF MEDICINE, AS DIP
u . A. once will show been longer engaged In the
.tment 81 VeneFeal Sexual and PrVEte Diseases than
any other ply scian in st. Louis.
syphilis, Gonorrhea, elect. structure.
orohiiIs Hernia or Rupture all Urinary Diseases and
Eyphic or MercurtA Affections of the Throat skiH OF
Rones are treated with unparalleled euetess.
Spermatorrhea, Sexual Debility and iHi-
As the result OF self abuse in youth sexual excuses
r. strr years or other causes and which produce some
OF the following eects nocturnal emissions piocheA
debility, dizziness, dimness OF sight, CEN
e.on al ideas evil forebodings, aversion 70 society OF
smales loss Of memory aud sexual power mar
rinee improper permanently cured eeaed pnles
restine 10 above sent for stamps Gail or wfe
friendly tan costs nothing. Medienes sent every WHERE
ID 4 self evident who tr-sts o.
everv wear acquires great skin. Country physeans
knowine this frequently recommend persons 70 my care
Once Hours. A. n. 70 6 P. n. Sundays II % ifsH
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS CURED.

DR.. B0HANEAE's "vEeETABLR Gu
RATIVE" permanently cures all forms of per-
matOrrhea" or Seminal Weakness in from two
to seven weeks time. 1t restores "Lost Power
and brings back the youthful viger" of those
Who have destroyed it by sexual excuses or evil
Prsetiess. Young man suffering from the effects
Of that dreadfully destructive habit of Self
Abuse csa use this medicine with the assurance
Of speedy and Permanent cure. This remedy
has been used by old DR.. Bohannan in his pri-
vste practice for over thirty years and has never
failed in curing even the worst cases. Price s.
per package. Sent to any address free from
ebssrvstion). Sold only at DR.. G. A. Bohan-
mans Office, No. els North Fifth stree st. Louis
No. Estabiished in 1887.
mch23.dWly
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Sa- DR.. BoHANNAN's ssTr.at;.. ON spse-
ial Diseases" which fully sxpl.in the nature.
ssuses, symptoms, etc., of "ssermatsrrbes,' or
seminal Wsaknsss," Syphilis, Femal. Com-
plants, All impedinsnta to Marriage, ana val
liable information on other delicate 81 bscts ,.n,
FREE to address in plain 80 aIsd epyelops. ON
reesipt of enc stamp.
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SAINT LOUIS, MISSOURI
Established in 4t. Louis 1887.

SUREs ALL CHRONIC AND SPECIAL
Diseases in . short time, either in MaIs or
Ie1alei charger low fees; uses no Mercury.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. BOHANNAN

0fsss ne. 6l9 Nexth Fifth stresy, fbetwssn
Washington Ave. ana Green streets),
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"VIcToRIA REsIA" &C.
knowledgsd the most
fragrant and persistent
odor for the handksr-
chief the world ever
produced.
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE CHERRY CREEK MINES. new
mines IN Madison county, sn,ac % miles
from Bozcman, bearing the above name. are
attracting considerable attention on the
Ensl Side ana from the present indications
seem to wnrrantit There 10 considerable
portion of the rock remarkably rich, and
all of high grade We were told that fully
one hundred supposed leafs have been
s,akcd. although only few Of them have
been opened. The greatest development yet
made is on the Ensclnan, which has sew
eral shafts started on it, the deepest of
which Is twenty five feet. One shaft being
sunk Ivy Geo. Hurst shows IL inch crcvics
y, 'hn, depth. The adjoining claim owned
by Easclman shows u 3 foot crcvicc mt 70
feet, He asks $4,000 for the claim The
leads 50 far show very thin seams OF quartz,
but will pay big IL they hold up To the
present width. Mcssrs Geo. Hurst, /. A.
Largely. T. Mcrk, Capt Southmay.lc, N. j.
Davis. Chris. Ilouscr. II. X. Harvey, aud
other Nirsin,ans own ars" interests and are
Developing their property. About - men
are now n, work inthc camp. and the rich
est ores are being sacked for shipment.
A town is being started AID several houses
arc in process Of construction on bcauti'
full town site. The country lies low and
adyan,ngconsly for access, wood, water and
general facilities. II Is about ll5 miles
from Deer Lodge via, Butte, Pipcstonc Pass,
Fish Creek, Willow Creek and the Madison
BIidgc, from which il IL about four miles
distant, With work prosecuted rs it is be-
Ing now. a few months will demonstrate
the value of the district. and We incline to
the belief that it will be u material part Ut
the wealth Of Montana.
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FAMED AND CELEBRATED
"K|YUS,"
- vvyxn .A.A
q Wood street.
Helena.

Helena.
SEMINARY, N BOZEMAH.-- NNe1DsA,
which IS now in the lead Ms the progressive
town Of Montana, q few days since insu-
guratcd q movement which If carried TO
succ. s. will do more to give character and
importance 10 the town than almost any
other project that could he devised. 1t 10
proposed u cs.sbisl, there =, Seminary. the
estimated cost being 10000, and At the
first meeting called for the purpose, tl2,500
of the stuck Vas subScribcd by leading cit.
izcns, and thai ,hseaiIs sym will " raised
10 certainty. The meeting thought II
probable that considerable proportion Of
the balance could he sasbs0ibci by luther
localities, hut with eacl. community making
urgent demands upon its people for public
enterprises, We Apptehend tI,it Bozcman
will have to rely almost entirely upon lis
citizens for the buildisg fssd, and derive
its benefits from the patronage Of the insti'
tuition after II IL commenced. That such ~
institution would i,c libe'ally patrOnised il
this Territory We arc assured. There Is no
more advantageous place than DOzcman,
VIC know of none where the idea would I've
10 likely IL bc carried Int practical effect.
and congratulate our rcn,otcs, town relation
on It's certainty Of having established within
i, Al an carly day an institution 70 fruitful
Of good to the entire Territory. 81 ,s.~, q q
o.
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In The COUNTRY -Within few weeks
We have travcrsed the principal valleys Of
Southwestern Montana. II had been six
years siuce We had visited portions Of the
region. and the contrast OF INV with then
Is mark and suggestive. The valleys arc
becoming much more denscly settled and in
many places il seems almost like the States
While the population Of the Territory las
been decreasing slowly since 81. some min.
ing camps and towns have been almost
abandoned and nearly oil have been decsesG
ing greatly In numbers. The people have
in great measure gone out Of the mines and
towns. settled on ranches, acquired lands
ard adopted agricultural pursuits o. stuck
growing ~ safer and more rcmuncrntivc
vacations. Everywhere In tho valleys one
meets old tOwnsn,en, with their broad acres
shcaved with harvests, and lowing herds on
the iliimitablc ranges. There are few. II
any. who are not content. and many. are
with easy husbandry acquiring competence.
The Issrves,s this season are bountifu'.
Such shocks and stacks of wheat, oats.
barley and rye. such ricks Of hay and
universes Of potatoes. bc,okcn the fullest
grancrics. the latest Of cattle and the
cheapest living Montana has ever had.
Even now flour, in some localities, is selling
1t - per hundred, cattle at 5 to 81 cts on
the hooi, potatoes lc per pound and hay at
81 to go per ton. With the harvcsts gath
cred so abundantly, the important question
with ranchmcn Is. ''can We find a ready
market md good prices ?" Undoubtedly
brcalstuffs. meats and all agricultural pro
auctions will Lc low The supply will he
fully equal to the demand. But there is
more money. per head. In the country than
for several years. and with low prices will
bc cash payments, - that while plenty may
lessen price,, there will he recompcnsc 10
prompt payments. and more to sell" For
all, despite the fact Of no great excitement
attracting people, money and machinery 10
Montana; despite the fact OF our necessarily
nuaiting the better day Of established rail
communication with tho world; despite .
lesser population aud Democratic delegate
elect, Montana was never in a healthier,
better condition than in this SEASON Of
~
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"1lil neAIlle0 e)10Ee 3 PteUllAa."
A Gam Pr . VS0a1 Al 0saaA - -
0eAko.

The Chiuaman. whom our more highly
civilized brethren of the East are % DESTROYS
te4ave multiplied among them, possesses
SOLE ideas concerning personal freedom
spd marital relations, somewhat Ut variance
with the spirit Of the amended constitution.
and the established ordinances Of the Re-
public. For instance: Cinnamon In this
country buy and cell their women. just -
they would . pig or cayuse, and many
incidentsof . humorous and not infrequent
" Of serious Character grow nut Of
these traasaclions. Their propensity for
gambling 10 notorious. and ''dust" scarce, or
stakes high. il 10 not exceptional to stake
one of these women on the result of game
A case of this kind. resulting it 10 sup.
posed with death to the woman, occurred
lhb week. Two Cinnamon were gambling
u Philipsburs few evenings sincs. One
was resident of that place. the owner Of, .
womsn, and the other from Piorecs who
wanted her. She was put up by the Phtl>
ipsburg Chinaman against 80 much mr. ney
by the fellow from Pioneer. The Pioasef
won, and brought his prize home. TIE
Philipsburghcr followed. reached Pioneer,
and seeking out the woman on Thursday
evening, plunged knife into her body.
cnt,ing frightful wound close to the heart.
from all indications necessarily fatal The
murderer fed before he could be arrested,
and Is yet at large. This information 10 the
latest BY yesterdays coach. and 1t is sup
posed the woman 10 dead. Deputy Sheriff
Warren IL. We understand, iu pursuit. Now
wouldn't little circunst ance like this be .
pleant kitchen occurrence in some well reg
ulsled family down IL America?
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The Exchange Saloon,
FINE WINES. L1qroRs. AND CIGARS.
,lstf ."ar.& .,'o."s Belly WILSON.


FREieilTs> ARRIVED. The following
fregh,s have ,,scn delivered BY J. A Cre'gh'
ton 4 Co., e. q. StackpoIe Agent. With"
tho past ten days: .g '' 49,. ,''",
Sept. l7.-Pr Dsnssrsu's train !or Osl'ora
l. Dcnncc 1000 pounds 81. x,,..h wv. n.
Per James O'Kears' train fur ssme q, 0eo
pounds. D.. B.. ..a-oass,,o . jr.D0. -,
Sept. :O.-Per Pcttys train TIT E. H.
Bonner & Co., Osborne Dcnnec, Eancssou
g. Gerber, VIM. Coleman and f. Gerard
10000 poupds. ,xIr,rr ,t.
& Dennee, ,Jna p. Fink & Go: apd jag:
Davidson, Pioneer, y, DO pounds
Sept. 26.-Pcr Esedef's train for Osborn
& DsuMsa ard ,lA&1psadssl y ~ Nosgds.
Sept, e7.-Pcf Sheppafd's trsin sor mo.
P. Fink q Oh. i06rArd & saeAhkek 0saorn
4 Dcnnec and Gem, Kes ~ 90 pounds.
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.~GEkNAk 7loxt1 OAsenGIRot Master
s.ackplc .sasS essiye., from the Ssper'n-
iendcni of The Money Order Ones nOlifica>
,ion tina. Isccr LsisS AlsSse1 sesixna,eds .
an office tor the issscy 81 Qespap Money
Orders by Post OfIlce, under similar ra'es to
;lose adopted for The domrstsc N6hsy Order
system. The officer ID ondaol - ~. II
readiness 70 issue orders Oct. ~, - Nsgr
sitter. The German Empire having ~
team similar 70, .oura, Noaey ,cae thus b
transmitted from Ill principal Post Oascss
10 Amssicl -. taoss - Ossmany . ~
reasOnabsss sasss 'osd. M aAssoses satsty.
We Anticipate mary =. Fsssaaa Order win q
froa M beyosd ~ - !s4d9 sthls
asTsnee0sat
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qua ritz Creek Mail Tro,,,,l cs.

Enron New NORTH WEsr -
We received our mails twice after Mr..
Robinson found tina; he would be obliged TO
carry it under the order Of TIC Department,
when Mr.. Sandy closed the office here, box
cd up the material. sent il 10 the p. NJ. At
Frcnchtown, and left the creek, refusing to
leave il in the hands of deputy. Tho next
trip Mr.. Robinson made he came up to
McGrath's store with few papers, and left
there . statement to the effect that he would
bring tho Quartz. Crock Msil If the tOys
would pay him forty dollars per month
Now, this camp is not able to my that
amount. and if It was, I don't think there
is any cDpsdsulsls pu,nier that would c9s.
sent ID pay Mr.. Robinson onc cent after the
way he has treated this community. We
propose To renew the Office Ivy petition, but
that will take time. For, the present we
shall have our mail sent 10 Forest City.
Cedar Creek, and employ some one 10 bring
Il once week. URsA MINOR.
Quartz Creek. Missoula county. N. T..
September 18th. 1879.
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New To-Day.
Sherif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE or AN ORDER AND DECREE OF
ID sale issued ont Of tho District Court Of the Sec
ond Judicial District Of Montana Territory in and for
Deer Lodge county, bearing date OF September sSth,
action in said court, wherein r. D. Legsat is plain
It'd and 9. C. Day, B. 3. Harvey Walter +. Chadwick.
John G. Robinson, L. J. Sharp and ThOmas l. Nap.
ton arc defendants, In favor Of said plaintiff and
against said defendants for the sum Of two Thousand
one HUNDRED soa iorsyaye and lsioo tss, ~ d9;
Decree and for the OF two hundred and fourteen
and 6lOO 1894 81 dollars attorneys fee and costs
In the sum Of stxty.four and $500 So 96l dollars:
and oil turtle. accrunS costs have levied upon and
At the houP Of ocock Of said day, At the front
door of the Court House in Deer Lodge city. Deer
Lodge cOunty Montana Territory sell vt public auction
to the highest and best bidder tor cash In hand the
iSrcefourshs q tie Whole Of tim, certain quartz
property OF mining ground oil situated in Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory. and Described a. the ..
Harvey Quarts Lead or Lode. the >. {. Day Quarts
Lead " Lode. and the Ben. seymour Quartz Lead OF
with all The improvements thereon and Ill the rights
privileges and appurtenancrs thereunto belonging or
In any wise appeTtanng, and also all tho arrastras.
water wheels, machinery tools belts and orc Or quartz
belonging to upon sad eads or either Of them. 9!
Harvey and Day. in said district all ore Or quartz ex
trscted from sad leads or lOdes, on the dump OF
aad leads or lodes on the 14h day Of March, A. D.
1871. chat IL to say an undivided C) one-hnf then
fourth then owned BY said Day, or 20 much OF said
property IN may b. necessary TO satisfy said demands
Given under my hand this ssth day of September.
A. D. 1S74
WESLEY W. JONES.
Sheriff OF Deer L0dg county. N. T.
BY CHARLES 3. WARREN.
lGA4t Under Sheriff.
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LOOK OUT PoR RARIs

Ys Who own hosse. take notice, .s
Winter will be here OF course,
And Hyo00 havo your stallion safely 20,
Through mud and frost and snow:
Then Get him ehod ct once al round
At my own shop where / am fouud
n on early dawn til late twilight,
0hoelng horses With an my might,
Yea get him shod at one, % can dol
And you and horse win never rue t.
The thorough instruction he has receive
from two of the most celebrated Veterinary
surgeons Of Marlborough and fifty years
experience, warrants the subscriber In -.
ser,ing that hc 10 not inferior To any work
man 10 llontaua Territory. He may always
BE- found 1t his new stand at Thomas
Ranch. where the best work can be done ut
the shortest notice, upon the most reason
able rates, for cash or greenbacks. -.
n165.tf. JAMES RICHARDSON, SR.
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QUARTZ CREEK This camp, in Missoula
coun ~, is having bad luck with its mails,
- our correspondence from there has for
some time indicated. There are seventy>two
copies Of weekly papers taken in the camp,
showing !. l. . reading community, and the
idea of few miners having To pay 80 per
month to have their mails brought In, 10, in
view Of the very complete postal facilities
of this Territory, unreasonable. We trust
the Department will SION have the service
established. .5p.-- .< --
The COMPANY ON No. 10, cleaned up 20
@oGu-for II dayS work on the 18th
inst
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LOCAL BREVITIES.

Telegraph line down to-day. .-.
4 M. Abbott few days since brought In
from Walla Walls 80 slscep. !
stormy on Sunday and Monday. The
Equinox cut IL usual capera
The Court Houss enclosure IL being nov.
cd and yielding g"d crop Of timothy.
Judge Hiram Knowles 10 IN Helena in
attendance On The special meeting Of tho
Supreme Court. "r.-t.-
Fruit 70 plenty in market. Apples are
selling 1t % cents; grapes. pears and
peaches 1t 81 per pound. .... a..aau,.
Sim Grim was In town this week with
cargo Of the best Utah apples We have seen
! la .afket Price Is cents per pound.
Mr.. John Thomas. Of Pioneer, few days
since puschased considerable interest IN,
some Of the noted Cherry Creek asads q
B. Metxsar, Helenaite In -, who went
thence to California and 10 now In Toledo,
Ohio, bas enough If tn world .bevosd
Montana and and 10 coming back next
spring. .A''A* .s 's
Mr.. Fred Loeber came near losing his life
on Thursday eveniSg wine crossing the
He'll 0aasI near Perkins with baud Of cat>
tie HspbHy ,hsMis not drowned ssa< u
still living ''Huzzar."'
Two Of tie al cisysrns;i .re progressing
rapidly 70 compls6sn ,osdsr the superin.
| tendence OF Mr.. Lounsbury. That on the
corner Of G and ID sssses will probably b
completed to-day, and thu let street clssesn
In day q ivo after, when tbasoa ID street
will b commenced. They ars' bang sunk
deeper than contracted for, The requisite
sddi.iosal fpsAe ufssfos, bsiag sabsosihsd
by property o1asss.' '''f'' go y,5s'''
Littledeld, who sojoarned with, b year
Of two, and Who hes besa woskisg on .
farm 10 Prickly Per- for onspls Of months,
passed through town % Wednesday, well
dressed and well mosnssd frou his own
earnings, and b OF fosP ostland, Oregoa-
his home. We always did admire he sp,git
nd ssssU q - -, ssd nou, lAAt M
Ion he right track agaia, earning N honor.
ahle livelihood ~ hoasst i1dustsy, we wist
hjk Sbo6eeo saod bset<s focuses ~
- be- kad IL MontsaA
n,eA,asd vi pssy Sskiy aba.doeed
eAlG sioamrxs = l1Dw -saasl1ss dssoesd
ely, ssly ssas1Dee = ass ssoaaaisg =
~ ene AssssA WsadsslIea, Bss1sn,
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~ sNkeJ kA1H&.


PERsoNAL.-Mr. Addison Smith aud wife
sre cxpecse.i IT, resch Deer Lodge BY ,o.day's
Or Mondays cosch. tsa=s,.tG .
Rev. VIM. H. Htoy left for Helena on
Yesterdays coach, snd win ohiciass IN tbas
city on Sunday next
Nj. Henry De Witt left on . prospecting
trip ThuSdAy. Success. Henry.
John Hem,,ra, Ut Silver R'w, left . few
days ago fur visit TO tho old folks 1t home
in Norway. So much for good seasons
mining. He win return IN May. NJ
Hon. Charley AcCabs left for Oregon on
Monday, designing 70 remain over winter
and PURCHASE sheep, which % will dnvs -
Montana next summer.
--Ds 4. III Mitchell. Miss Aao6is r.
vine. William, Wilson and .S &pr
the Fair yesterday. Aesss ~ AtnAss
J. q. Kesley. NJ -sae LelpeHC: NJ
Clswson, Ut the NEW NNbrRsWAU&
Z. Owipg and Qt,ses, 80 qps6 ~ y n
III. John Tit.aas, oft1ioa 4 IT,
our best men asd ssccs Oal
yesterday for vis,sras vistS -, As.
Pheasant joafal akqaick rsUoG
M. Ven Tinnoss. Ing resident Of thja
ousssy, sessrseA. this ws.k from Tho A..
kaaass riser win hasd Of caails. he O.
them through IN fas cooditina. a ''a''
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LARGE LOT or WINDOW "A sJiIs-AL
sizes. for ss,s chap Ies cash ~
il5tf " D. u KENYON.

Horse THIEF ARRESTED Sheriff jones
brought up on Saturday from lissoula
Frank Smith. indicted f0r stealing horse
from Mr.. Rycrson 1T Dlackf0a. Il sppears
!'c bad been In Rysryon's sssploy and before
leaving for tho WrOfaos coualsy appropn.
s'ed the equine sad ride hlaa ~. ne was
Gvssssd " ~ OAssjG ~ MbaeaiA tsssse0
os:'hs ssanis Of ~ CSs~ d,Aless sssss
.e.as asd vili psotssg Ss6sr ~ w0ssss
Wr tce aonsa nsoolhA - Fl
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TmE Pr ,DlGAL.-Ssid the Greeley man {,
"ln us Gasp hands over the blo" dy chasn',
The bloody chasm.' The South .Scknowl.
edge the error OF their ways, and AMID the
hunks of their plantations, In deep repent.
ancc, sue for forgiveness. Remember the
parable Of the Prodigsl Sun. in tho Good
Book, and let IN show \ spiri, Of compss
sion rs did. The father 70 the crring onc!"s
Said The Gran, man: Yes; remember
the story very well; how the father went
out and met the errins one, and gave him
suit Of clothes and ring, aSda veal supPet
aud then hop In the evening but ! dom
remember Of reading that the old gentleman
asked him IN take charge Of the rancl'."
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STATISTICS Of Deer LODGE COUNTY,
Summary e Assosoogs Return

Under IN act of the seventh session the
assessors of the various counties of Mon.
tana were this year furnished with
blanks for certain statistics Of products
ETC.. which It was desirable to collect.
Assessors have informed u that although
the blanks were submitted to oil tx payers
with full statement that the returns on them
would not in any way effect their taxation,
there Was great difficulty in many cases and
and absolute imps'ssibility in others " pro-
cure full returns. We give below that
which the assessor of Deer Lodge has
made TO the County Clerk, although satisfied
It 10 not even approximately u showing Of
Ahe facts. The return IL for 1871,
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First Quarterly H6sstiags &c 0sssIsedgs
District.

Hannack City. October hth and 9th.
salmon l2ih and 18th.
Nevada. INN ann sth.
silver Star, - ~ and 9Th.
virginia city. November vi and ID. " 80
Deer Lodge &" Nh md J0tll.
Mt.snula aud Corvallis, November 10Th anil 18th.
Pioneer. Nuyr:nbcr I'D aud 9Th.
SILVER bow. lat Warm Spring School iIonsc) Now
10Th and Dec. LIT.
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vrE REGULAR COMMUNICATIONS or COT
/ torHood Lodge No. 2 l. U. u. y. will be held CIV.
.fy "Wednesday evening ut Odd Fellows Hall. NJ
O'Clock. Solomfniug Brethren Ia good standing are
cordially invited to attend. xc
r II. WlLLtAMs, Secretary.