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RKEyITTEs:.

Rev. VIM. H. stoy returned from Helens
Pn: WtAhdne>ds1 DA1r1D .odrHi.D
Maj. Jno. Owen is rusticating few weeks
in the Gall,dn Valley. -, +,
We are indebted to COL VIZ. Sander,
for appreciated favors. Thanks, WAR
Horse"
Mr.. T. C. Clohcey. formerly Of Deer
Lodge, ADVERTISE In the Salt Lake Re1ieD
as copyist and collector, L.
The hail at the McBurney House on last
Monday evening was highly enjoyable
affair. somc thirsy:Aye couple being present.
The rascsry settloaso 80 below on the
morning u last. Wednesday. SINGS then
shS~eathsr ~ been moderate, with light
s""'x~-i--. Ii s,t.4as4.A,.rt !
"Urs8saiiaof'' 4, Ss;us 1k little Bear
Gulch( }iissoufS cosnsy. II st, hat there
was 'cet of snow 76Slbe camrat that
time - -
Mr.. Jos. A,ger, in t,olk Philipsbure. re-
pprtA all st,wpyk in the coup, takipg out
ole. |Ml. arJxS N. 'e6a1 .ol He,ena for
quicksilver, to bc used in the mill.
Tho Helena papers mentionfn' very fiat.
tcring terms the Lecture of Rev. WIN. H.
Stoy, on The Anglo Saxon Empire, deliv-
cred in that CITY on last Saturday evening.
Addison Smith ESQ.,. Superintendent Of
Public Instruction for this county. returned
from Virginia last week, having stopped to
examine several public SCHOOL, in, the Up
per Valley, 49,. go.
We arc in frequent receipt from friends
of papers containing some particular article
10 which attention 10 solicited. We wish in
all such instances they: would mark the ar
iSeTitil psn or penctl. :. : = , e.
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An old man of very ancient phys:ognomy.
sssw esing to the name d" jac0b WilmOt,
wNs brougl't ,tp the Police Court. His
clothes looked o. though they might have
been bought second hand in his youthful
prime, for they had suffered more from rubs
Of the world than the proprietor himself
~ What buaiuesss'' '",i;.~rai'
None; Sun traveler."I .,t~
"a vagabOnd. perhapsf"
You are not fur wrong. Travellers snd
vaRAAonds are about the lsarne thing. Tie
difference 10 that the latter travels without
money and the former without brains."
'''Whepe have you 'traveled?'
\ ''AllOver the continent" ,h
For what purpose.' g.
''OlservatiOn:" n. -,
|, What have you Observedv .r
"A little To commend, much u censure,
and = great deal tO laugh IT."
''aumph! what do yon Ca'mmend?"
"A handsome woman who will stay at
home, All eloquent preach who will preach
short sermons, q good. writer who will not
write TOO much. and 9. fool that has sense
enough 10 hold his tongue. J.t>:.'
What DO you censurey" ..-n
j, "a man that marrias girl for her fine
clothing. q, youth whO Studies medicine
while he bas the use Of bis hands, and the
people who will elect . drunkard 70 Office.
what do you laugh At" .4... ....,l.
~ laugh ut man who expects his posi-.
tiDn to command that respect which hls per.
sop.l qualifications and qualities do not
merit. ..,..,..., -. .., h ..t..
He was dismissed. ...a,..,., 49,.
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A BEAUTIFUL Custom the m 'un
tains of Tyrol it is the custom Of the women
and children u come ont.> when it Is bed.
time, add sing tlieir national song, until
their husbands, fathers and brothers answer
them on their return home. On the shores
Of the Adrisaic such = ctsstom prevails
There the wives of the fishermen come down
about sunset ard sing, q melody. After
the first stanza. they listen awhile for an
answering strain from off the water, and
continue to sing and listen till the well
known voices come borne on. the tide, tell
ing that the loved ones are almost home.
How sweet to the weary fisherman, as the
'shadows gather around him, must be the
songs Of The loved ones at home, who sing
TO- cheer him; and how they strengthen and
tighten the bonds that bind humble dwell.
Iers by the SCI! Truly It is among the
lowly Of the world that We find some of the
most beautiful customs in practice. ...
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The West Point Csdetship. ,

EDiroR Nsw NoRra-Wssr:'
Having been appointed Chairman ct the
Board Of examiners by Mr.. Clagett, for the
purpose of selecting 4 suitable nominee fol-
the vacant Cadetship ct West Point de-
sire to give notice in the parers ofthc Terri
toy, that the competition is open to all
residents of the Territory, between the ages
Of l7and q, not phySically disqualified.
The examination will take place at The
Office IT Lawrence q Hedges In Helena sbout
the 10Th of April nexi: The object b 10
give notice fer enough in advance to Allow
to those desiring to apply, time TO pfepAtc
for the examination. It will BE- hecesSaty
that: the successful cafdidase shall be, in
West Point in June, prepared to undergo
an examination hut II viii be the aim Of the
COMMITTEES, 10 recommend no one utileaS
satisfied that he viii be abundantly allie d
pass all the necessary examinations. NJ
candidate less than. Eve feet IN height can
be admitted: further, he "must be free
from auv infectious or immoral disorder.
and generally, frUmi any deformity, disease,
or other infirmty, which may render him
unit for arduous military service" ~ ~ :.
The examination - to mental Qualitic1-
siofls viii extend to reading, writing, Eng:
lish grammar geography. history Of tie
United States' and arithmetic. "s7hu :" ..''e
:bTNv examination will be thorough. and
The ono best qualified In Ill respects VIM Re.
eeivc the nomination. 80 10 .t''J'''fi
Further information will be givef, on ap.
plica,ion to the undersigned, 81 70 Or. Bull.
lard or Mr., J. w: Coromr -, '7'' s."'
~ttu11iy1>" ~ "CiORNELIUs HEDGES.
gHRlINA, January Esd, 1871. @a -'n' ="
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New Advertisements Attention 10 called
to the card Of Mr. Dunkclinan. Turner.
We have he retofore noticed his skill as an
artizan. and commend him to patronage Is
one of the most skillful mechanics in ivory,
bone and fancy wood turning that we have
seen. And be is without doubt deserving
old gentleman, prompt, accommodating and
reasonablein charges. y. r- r.
Masonic Association meets Monday
evening"
The unfortunate fellows In the Peni
Tertiary, who got the worst of the last
guess" the jurors had as to their culpability
having little leisure time, desire something
to read.
.-C, r. Manning puts those early seed
potatoes on sale this week FsrmersI will
do well to see him. 90. ,,,.-., s.....,. ..-...
Persons Interested will notice the meet.
ing Of Stockholders Of the Imperial Silver
Mining Co. is postponed until Feb, 2, 1912
circumstances compelling it. q. ="
! "A splendid collection of Bibles, Prayer
Books. etc.. just received by express. and
for sale At low rates. will be found at Bow
les Drug Store. 4 They make very hand
some presents
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ABOUT NEWSPAPERS.

In the following will b. found items Of interest 10
postmastsrs and patr0us:
syNOPsis OF GENERAL NEWSPAPER LAVA
l. postma -tcr required tn give notice by letter
returning the paper does not answer the law when
subscrrr does not take his paper out OF the office,
and state the reason for ii. not being taken ana
neglect to do makes the postmaster rcsonsibIe to
the publishers for the payment.
Any isrsOn who fakes iaPer from the post Office.
whether directed 70 his another, or whether
nc has subscred not, IL Irresponsible tor thc pay.
= IL "A person orders the paper discontinued, he
must pay Ill arrcarascs the publishers may continue
to send Il until the Payments made
If the s,i,-cri'cr oricrs his pnpcr TO be stopped
At certain time and the publisher continues ~ send.
the subscrbcr In bon, 10 pay Tor II h. takes It from
the port office. The law proceeds upon the ground
thai man must pay FOR what nc uses.
Q. The courts have deciled that refusing TO take
newspapers and periodicals from the post Office or
removing aud having thcui uucallcd for, III primo face
evidence VI ipteptiOnA li7ld. , =, e.
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Arrival and Departure OF Mails 1t the Deer
Ledge Post Office.

UNION P. r. r.. CoRISSE. AND G. p. r r.
Anive-Daily except Sunday, "..... .....sp IN
DepaYt- - ........ H. III
BLAcKFooT HELENA, VIRGINIA AND EASTERN PART
Or MONTANA.
Arrive--D Daily. except Sundays, at............6p M
I)epart--Dnily - at........... q a. m
SILVER Bow, BITE AND RED MOUNTAIN CITY.
Arrive Daily, except Sunday, at............ hP. IN.
Depart Daily, at.............5a. ~.
ExxETsBrEG. PHILLiPsBrKG AND CABLE CITY.
Arrive Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays at D. IN.
Depart Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Z a. M
PlKE's PEAK PIONEER BEAHrowN. MissoCLA,
CEDAR CREEK AND WAL'A WALLA.
Arrives, Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays, nj pm
Departs, Tuesdays Thursday. and Saturdays nj tam
GERMAN AND FRENCH GrLcH
Arrive aud Depart twice per week,
tY-Nli mails viii close the night prcvious to their
departure nj 10 p. N.
OrvicE lIoUas--0 A. M. to p. ~. Sundays, 10 to II
T. s. STACKPOLE, p. NJ.
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~ u e5SfS cot q 16odS -tfod1 No tie Whey ~
tAs on: noondsuaE nd expressive rose Besides
hisv the usvtse Of sins in sAting over ths as'
road would sfgfiegate many thossaDds yearly. Next
year. inA each succeeding one there Mn be more pro-
ducs to shau 10 that the showng would be stn moro
In favor oe the {" to Bitter Root direct" But "'
{ t. .'rr,t " ~ 4 cLMcBBs 80 ~''' ''i''r
to his po,sense the editor VI the Yioncef" tells ~
lhow kind y that 90 long a. get - per bushe'
for wheat ia Missoua It would u folly for to haal
our wheat to the projected mill in Deer Lodge valley.
iust % though we had mills II Our own in the vi
lev whose brands are the standard Of excellence In the
Territory.
Then he asks II We expect the new road to enhance
the prices Of garden sass in the mining camps Cts.
tainly not But. on the contrary. to cheaper them
but At the same time to lessea the cost and time II
transportation to such an extent 70 give Us greater
net prOceeds. ,..ui,.,,,. t..
As the editor Of the Pioneer has been at each
end Of the road several tines (but over It.
he 10 god ri authority a. to the probable cost Of IT,
and We shoSld defer to his disntersted III Judgment
rather than u That Of competent surveyors aud Others
who have surveyed and located tho route to Rock creek
The article we are discussing concluded with some
thing about mslons and tomatoes, which We IN our
ignorance cannot understand and ~ will ppt crciz1
oOFSuk NC WI SApSlu - =" ~ W. oSASs. S>VWs
IN CONCLUSION, g., ...,.
We wish sectional strife between this valley and
Missoula but We claim the right to work for our own
interest and for that interest We most certainly shall
work. The people Of Missoula have the same right
but the Pioneer 10 supposed u work for thy best
Interests Of the whole county not ts airy particular
square mile Of the county, aud largely support
cd by the valley 1t 10 than right that We should
have ito support in aid Of any Improvement that woud
be such advantage to the valley, which constitutes 70
large portion Of the county. Bst the b" Pioneer
cannot hurt NJ much IL ts editorial stsG cannk psO
duee mental calibse than IL exhibited In the
ticlc In question. Yeurs truly, DIRECT.
Stcvensvtlc, Jan. I'D, IS7a - l''-Gr. IL :"
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xasq.erade,-John Q.Neii, 40e in re-.
Spouse to the wishes of many of our people,
announces . Masquerade Bali at Stuart Hall
on ST. Valentines Day evening. Those Of
last year were very pleasant affairs. notwith.
standing the short notice given. Now that
there is ample time and good disposition,
we anticipate tip top, elegant Masquerade,
and commend the expectant participants to
IN early preparation Of costumes. Let's
have good nights fun.
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To Bitter Root Direct. Lest persons
might think We had published all the letters
we have received relating to the ITO Bitter
Root Direct" question, We beg to assure
them such is not the case. The Bitter Root
people are in live earnest about this matter,
and have OVERLOADED US with communities.
tions direct" and Mr.. Msillette set the
question forth so forcibly that in the crowd.
ed condition of our columns, we forbear ed,
-itori,l comment this veek.., :; - .l" Z! |
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,1eeiinl e1sdnS inl ou5 }ov4 II faEos Of
building j: /. Pou,ieef ~! :rd hopeful
feeling among the farmers that arrange
,nepts will be consumoated 1t an early day
But still, no one takes 'squsrely hold Of the
matter and says Il will do it," This is ne
cesssry if anything is to be done, and il
must be done soon, Or the project goes owe,
for another year. Have We not deferred
years enough, now? Who hes the means,
vim. energy and spirit to start the movement
aud carry it to SUGGEST
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FROM STEvENSvILLE.
"TO Bitter Root Direct.
EDITOR Nsw NORTHWEST:

EDITOR Nsw NORTH WEST:
The article that appeared in the Pioneer
Of the 18th, entitled ITO Bitter Root d.
rect },as, somSyhat disturbed the eluanim
ity of our people Iii strange the Pioneer.
which has many patrons here, apparently
does all il can TO rS,srcprcsent us and matters
pertaining u our interests 1t works mere
~ TOT Miss6ila It is FORTH only it objects
to the Burnt Fork and Rock Creek Wagon
Road. While access to Bitter Root can only
he hxd from the other counties cia MissOula,
dollars are left in that town, and many pur-
cl,ascrs of produce buy there instead of
coming here. thereby saving thirty miles Of
travel. That is good policy for paper rep.
rcsenting the t0un of Missoula. but not good
for one claiming 10 represent the county of
MssOula. .r.:
The contemplated road would give Us di.
rect communication with Rock creek. Phil.
ipsburg. Henderson, Cable CITY. German
GuIcll and Silver Bow. The Pioneer estim.
ates it is only four miles greater distance be-
tween, Deer Lodge and Stevensville via
Missoula than by the projected route. The
q distances and the courses given In that esti.
mate are eyeyy .'ne wrong, except that from
farmers and stock raisers direct road tn all
VIZ untuSu NUluRos INV SwCusy NV
miles between Stevensvillc and Deer Lodge
and he free If toll. There is abundance If
feed and water ON the route Our farmers
not only raise ''gsrden sass" but large herds
of cattle. Butchers from the mining camps
seldom visit eur valley now, owing to the
distance SrotMd and tic heavy tolls. These
difficulties would be Obviatcd by the new
road. ,;4rttr.".:
Another item: For three months IN the
year now, We arc completely cut off ffom
the censers of trade by high water, the only
means Of -accass being on horse back by q
very bad trail The majority of our far.
mers live above (south) Of t"is place--some
rs tat ,,ss forty miles They have q good
rosd next the foot bills a. fat as LaF'bntalnc's
mill. From the mill to Philipsburg is only
81 miles, Sec the great distance saved In
going.to Rly Of the ncigilbering csMps by
the new road. Why. even the shortest road
from Miseoula to Gable city. would be up
the Bitter Root to near Stevcnsville, thence
up the Burnt Fork 10 the mill, aud across
by the new road.
The citizens Of Bitter Root do not want
to injure Missoula. They merely want to
obtain those benefits for themselves to which
they are entitled. and tor which they are
rcauy TO expend their money and lsbors
Why does the Pioneer oppose itl +-~
Respectfully,
L. r. MA1LLErrE.
SrIyrxsvuyH Ian N 1872 49,
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Lecture. The Deer Lodge Club is no!

Lecture Tie Deer Lodge Club is now
negotiating with Rev. L.. b. Woolfoik,
Helena, to deliver Lecture in Deer Ledge
under the auspices of their Association.
We hope they will be successful that our
people may have an opportunity Of hearing
the distinguished pulpit orator. So great
has been the public desire to hear the series
of Sabbath evening lectures he is now de-
livcring in Helena, that the church 10 found
inadequate To the audiences, and the lectures
are now delivered in tho Opera House,
which is thronged on each occasion to its
utmost capacity. Should the Reverend
gentleman visit Deer Lodge we can assure
him the presence Of our citizens and the
expectancy of mastery effort. .,-.,,'i
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Fatal Accidcht. I'VE ire indebted to Mr.
P. Woodlock, Justice of the Peace in Bear
town, for the following official facts con
corning the death of John Bahr, Of Bca
Gulch
= .ipArr1pAvIr OF JOS. znYv6L oskt. -:
About 3 p. NJ, Jan, 10. 1872. in passing
along the lower trail leading to Bcartown.
found John. Bahr lying on the said trail
apparently asleep. but ON further examine
ton found HIM to be dead Immediately
called Mr.. Ekers, and helped remove the
body to his cabin. Mr.. Ekers being sworn
corroborated the above. .,,.
i! coRoHER's VERDICT. '' 1h
We. the Jury, having. been duly sworn
and affirmed by p. WoOdIock. q Justice Of
the Peace of Beartown,' Deer Lodge c6unty,
Montana Territory diligently to'fcnQuire
and true prescntment to make IN what man
ner and by whom John Bshr.:, whose dead
body was fouDh on tho lower trail one and
a half miles below Beart0wDs ION Beat
GulclI. on the 10th day of January, A. p
1872, come to bis death. after having heard
the evidence and upon full inquiry concern:
ing the facts, and careful examination OF
the said body, do flnd that the deceased
came to. his death while in the act Of carry
ing log of wood down shill. fell and dis:
located his neck. which caused instant
death. Given under our hands this 18th
day Of Janusry, A. d. 1872. 4.
- -".a. ]. E. VAN GUNDY. q II
~ p. Foreman.
= s..:2 .n. r. J. ARAsCAL, -l~r:
H. APPLE. 80
- WV, GRADEN. ~ 49,
.. ~, o.. HRKRy WOLF, -
JAMES holland, Jury.
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u FROM "URSA MINOR -"'l
..s j. - -. Az. tyi'lf'l - ~ ''i,
The Other Side Of the Chtasse Question.

~, ~ - - - ~, .: - 'lt> ~ 'tHi F' :
Ep,r0x Nsw Nonrz.wrsr:'t ''''' :" -"i :" -. !
I suppose by his time the assembled wis
dom Of the territory have redeemed their
pledges and passed bill BY which China.
men have no rights that q citizen Is bound
to respect. don't endorse the doctrine, or
the necessity for it, but suggest, # We must
have it, it be made penal 0ffense for . cih-
zen To sell or transfer. In any form. placer
rines to an alien We should guard against
the impulse Of unprincipled white men tn
speculate on the Ignorance Of the China.
men; or could man be prosecuted for Oh.
ing them placer mining claim under your
new law And now. what Is to b done
with them! Shall we petition Congress for
an appropriation to send them home, or tax
the people to support them here? You may
say, send them to the railroads. Yes, but
thousands are crying ont against their EN-.
pioyment by the r. r. Cos, or the farmers,
or in fact by any class Of men. II follows,
then, that We must provide them some means
of livelihood, If we shut them out of the
mines, Or send them out Of the country. We
read 0f men who would use the whole power
Of Jovc to crush sparrow. and Il does not
seem more inconsistent than to demand the
exercise Of the whole power Of the q. 8. to
crush tne poor ne8tneu NuIucc ~ cetWS "
me the TRADE on the question IL not I'D &C.
cord with the spirit and professions OF Re-
publican America. 1t seems to be the old
cry of ".kick him because he Is helpless
The Cinnamon are placed among De for
some wise purpose. and should be treated In
q tolerant. patient. Christian spirit, And
what ID more reasonable tS suppose thai by
their residence among us they are to become
imbued with republican doctrines and trans.
plant them u Asia? and thus revolutiohize
the Oldest country in the world. IT'S too
late in the day to fear the millions Of Asia
will occupy and subiugate our portion Of
the globe. II 10 said BY some of our great
thinkers that the productive power Ut Amer
lea is equal to feeding four times the present
population Of the world, and IS the Chinese
are not bcggars (but thieves) and willing 70
work. there is plenty of room for them and
to spare; and if white incu were entirely
driven out of the placer mines it IS an open
question if il would not be better. tor the
sooner they would open up the vast amount
Of idle lands within the borders of Montana.
and I make the assertion, THAT one dollar
made tilling the soil 10 worth ten dollars
made a. mining" Am I my brothers
keeper p was a question asked when history
began. God answered Il then; the history
Of the world bias been answerinE + ever
'' I''ti. Bear au,eh. n.sos,. Co., 5.s: j. isss
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The n. r. R. R.-The indications are
now that if the hne Of the n, F.: J: 4 II.
locatcd through Montana this winter On the
basis Of the surveys now made, it will come
,hroush..He Deef1odgS Dr. Pipes,ouepasses.
Influential officers Of the company are de.
sirous Of having the location postponed un-
I'll the line across the Judith Bssin y sur
veyed; I'D slso' the North Bos'def pass in
the Main Range. Should lbe. Judlt4 coun.
try prove the accepted route, the line w'li
pxss North of settled Montana aWenci'ne
to the bslief that .hv loae'iee viii pot ps
made this winter.
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Commissioner. D. A, Steele, one OF
our worthy and reliable builders, having
been appointed by the Department OF the
Interior to examine and report upon the
buildings erected at the Crow Agency tor
the use Of Indian families, left on Thursdsy
morning 70 perform theaiuty assigned him.
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Milk tor. All.

Thanking the citizens Of Deer Lodge for the very
liberal patronage bestowed upon me- take pleasure IN
informing them that ain now able to tnfnwn
Az the MIX Required, Llk
warranted pure unadutcrsted. and not diluted. LHtk
will b delivered every morning. lnO pOsap0ueEncN On
account Vi weather.. 1t " 10 O'clock. If 80 |,
.aving established permanently, spd psocaIea y!
the cows needed, those ~bau have herceoeorc osse
unable to supply are hereby nOtihed they ca nOE y
accommodated. s ..m.l--.. a ). ~. AO0304A'E
Deer Lodge, Dec. ", 1871. ... aq 81 yr' y,tt Il e
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Fresh California Goods
JUST RECEIVED BY KLEINs CHAlDT BROS
Alargc invoice Of Fresh California Frnts,
Fresh Cured Hams and California Groceries Of every
variety. =, @ ,,,,, 4.
The b. II and largest stock In the market. VIII DC
sold n lowest figures for Cash. o.
Dealers and Consumers will 6nd i TO their advan-
tavc 10 call KLEINSCIIMlDT BROS,
liiW \ ~ Deer Lodge.
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Masonic Association .

A meeting Of the Masonic Association Of Deel
Lotge will be held ut Mas0niC Hall, on Monday even
ing JAN o. All stockholders are requested U .bt
PIE .eut. BY order Of the President,
l3i-lt JAS. II. MILLS, Ses'y.
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The IRrlsln nj Chm m hi. r

ESSAYS For Young Men. on Great Social Evils
sure means of relief for the ErrIng and Unfortunate
diseased and debtated. Sent free Of charge In seal
cd envelopes Address, How ARD ASSOCIATION. No.
Ninth st., Philadelphia, Pa. ll6-lyr
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To the, Pub1io.

PereOne having old Magazines, Books and papess
which they disposed to eonFibate for the bene6t
Of the Prisoners In the Pcnitentnuy. tespsCtfu
solicited to leave the same Ut cit hr Of the Drug stores
In Deer Lodge Any favors OF this kind will BE- crate
fully appreciated BY them. 90 - = ''''
= = 4 JAMES GILCHRIST, In charge.
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HOW THEY DO IN BERLIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
y -. =. /, SHOULD ~ HERE; f!.,- ~..,....n
GO 70 Z. A. +. Hsinzc's, Post one Store and hav
your Watch Insured to keep good time for y months
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-01-27
Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!

'' EMERSON, GERBER + DlCKHNsON.If
Have the finest bar stock In tho dwesl side any
In the Territory Special invitations to the whole
community tO-~comc an 1looo ~! - ''-