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Dean Swift to Stella.

When on 10y sickly couch ] lay,
Impatient both of hight and day;
And groaning in unmanly strains,
Called eN ely power to ease nay pains.
Then Stella ran 10 my relief,
With cheerful fhce and inward grief,
And though by Heavens sever, decree,
Shc suffers hourly more than me.
No cruel master could require
From slaves emplu, ed for daily hire,
What Ste la, by hsr friendship warmed
With vigor and delight performed.
Now, with Il soft and silent tread,
Upheard she moves about my bed;
Ny sinking spirit now supplies
With cordials IN her hands and eyes.
Best pattern Of true friends, beware!
iou pay too dearly for your care,
II, while your tenderness secures
My life, ii must cnda niger yours.
For such fool was never found
Who pulled palace to the ground,
Only TO have the ruins made
Materials for house decayed
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ORIGIN OF a SAYING.-Tbc ori-
gin Of the popular saying, "Those
who live in glass houses shouldn t
throw stones" is interesting. AT
the union of England and Scotland
Gin 1907, we believe, } great mum
bers of Scotchmcn focked to Lon
don. Buckingham hated the Scotch
bitterly, and encouraged maraud-
ers to break the windows of the
houses occupied by them. Some
of tho sufferers retaliated by break
ing the windows of the Dukes
house, which had so many that it
was called the ''Glass House" The
Duke complained to the King, and
the monarch replied, All, Stcenie-
Stcen;e those who live 10 glass
housen, should be careful how they
fling s,Ohcs.' .
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what maliora mn tbis the lille tal' q
nro NO. balIoyod. Are ihey not :
Wo should rather think hey nrc.
That is tho pity Of IL iou, reader
whom you pro Told that your friend
10 spending moro thnn h.a incon U
and viii como 10 grief lmplic'i'v
believe tho report WY do you ?
II is. apparently, one olthe nature
instincts Of the English people o.
believe tho worst OF their neigh
bors and gloaL over thoir nlito
tunes. Bu, this would not mat
80 much ii tho tales set in circus
ton were ,rGc. But lhUY ato.
Tho busibodies in relating %
account draw upon their INA
tions to au alarming oSton
then, aftor II story has been r' 'F
cd three or four times, liza
would hardly recognise itf
instinctivoly conclude Tia
their narratives are very
colorcd people would not
listen to them. But the aG
tcricrence Of such folks is
most to bo dreaded, Bewa
or she who tells II parent
and daughters should not
cd to do certain things,
also, of those who carciGii
niac all you do, and all Il"
is in your household, The
make mischiefin one way
cannot in another. They :,
have y finger in ererybodyS "
If they cannot conduct tioir o%
-as is frequently the casc-tI
AN manage your business, gre
% their own satisfaction if
,lse's. S" hey 20 on pryin
,pying about, collecting al
peating all the idlo tales the t
sowing dissansion far aud VI
til they become universally C> lGg
Cd, and raise up unto thcmscI' 4
host Of cnemies.-Liberat Rcnew,
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The MILK TRADE ?-lslingtGi
dairies, we are told, principally sup
ply Londou with milk. We gtean
from recent letter % curious story
of the woes of an horest dairyrSaft
When he bought his milkWaifi, :"
the seller offered him, for ESQ. the
recipe for adulterating the mud u
was Indignantly refused. lie inrh.'
ished his customers pure milk ana
he lost nearly every one O them.
They complained of the color, the
taste the effects of the liquid accused
him of adulterating it, and went I"
other dealers. In despair, he bought
the offered recipe. 1t gave direction 8
for watering the milk, and for COM
pounding mixture ga rank, PoiS-
on), one drop of which would give
a pan of milk the appearauce OF
cream. The purchaser recoilcd fro
such a course, made another elleI
find customers for pure milk
and sold out.
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ITO THE MEDICAL
PROFESSION:
DIR. NJ. -. j o ~ Il = /,
or sHrEs EroEr, La,

Will remain At Dallas till the frst Il September.
during which time he uiH ETe special attention 10
the Medical and Surgical treafzent ofthe diseases
ofths Eye, BAR, Nose and fArnat-
ErrFEExcrs.-Prnfes=ors efS- louis Medical Col
icrs D. p FenBer. N D., . ,. DaEis. Shreveport,
IA; ". u. fylo kzuiuaui gsn. 1no- , Gecd. bal
las, Te1ss sfsiy o. Is.e tl..ncs.
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\J:COY g. mccoy,
' VI. HANKS,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.

ID C. CAMPBELL, NJ. d.
Office at Residence. on
{ Elm Street. Dallas, Terds.
ns5-Of5ce hours from 10 O'Clock A. ~, toi r. N.
June IS, Is72-t0.lyr.
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HENRY ERvAY, Mayor. GEo. ". CAMPBELL,
Henry DOLL, Treasurer. City Marshal.
r. s. DRuLEY, Secretary DAVID KING,
Assessor and Ccl'"cfor.
ALpEnnEN-F. l.. Willemette, Samuel Cfossley,
Edwin Taylor, Y. Ella Coombcs, y. @. Seydel, Ira H.
Conklng, WA. Terry Il. II. Kendall.
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,rouy ID. KrRroor, Dallas, J. r. Precinct !.
RouERr :. Guy, Lancaster, -
MEREDITH MYERS, -
WILLIAM !. II lLSELL, "
q. G. HusrEAD, D.
LouS N, LAWS Clerk of the District Court.
HENRY Boil, Deputy Clerks.
i. y. BAIKLEY,
.IrR. NJ. BRows, si..r'T.
HENRY BOIL, Treasurer.
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Cold is said to have been discov-
cred in abundance about twelve
miles above Barnett, Texas.
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DALLAS HER ALL
tuHLrnFp EygRY SATURDAY
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Onicinl Directov.


DISTRICT oFrIcEns
Hon HARDIN HART, Dallas, Juigoiith judicial Dis
tric.
u. l.. RAY, Esq, Dallas, District Attorney.
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MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.
NRUTCHEIELD HOUSE,

JOHNSON & McILHENNY, PRor's.
Having renovated and newly furnished this honse
throughout, we guarantee the best accommodation
in Northern Texas. janllS72-lTtf
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RULI0N g. CUMMINs,
LAND AGENTS AND LAND I0CATORS.

orFcs sOrTH SIDE PUBLIC sorAnr,
Dallas, Texas.
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N L. COOMB s,
GENERAL CONyEYANCER,

DALLAS, TEXAS
viii writc Deeds, Bonds, Mortgages, Contracts,
aud all other instruments. Always TO be found at
the District Clerks Office, southeast corner Of the
)lurt House. feblS,lS72:23tf
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BANKERS.

We are permanently located In this city, and do
u general Banking Business. We boy and sell fx
change on
New YORK, NEW ORLEANS,
ST. LOUIS, GALVESTON Il HousroN,
And all the principle towns in Texas, and draw direct
On the Principle Cities Of Europe.
We deal in Gold, SiIvcrnnd Currency, and
make collections at all accessible points In the state
Dallas, aug. 10, 1s72-lS:till oct. IS.
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A Crazy An ALL ats..'.' -. 20
jumped into tb bay
miles before be- rss t~s
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An Observatory on Mount POwcIl.-A
famous telescope maker, Alvin Clarke Of
Cambridgrlnr'. Mass. IS now engaged in
constructing n ~ inch refrscting telescope
for III" u. s. Government, nj "A cost Of about
5000 1t Is designed TINT this instrument
shall be set up ut some point at high cleva
ton, either on the Rocky Mountains or the
Sierra Nevada. and Prof. Young. tho we'll
known astronomer of Dartmouth College,
and Prof. Davidson of the Pacific Coast
Survey, have been employed 10 select the
proper site. Now. we vii! guarantee the
Professors there II no: more suitable place
for an observatory TO he found in the whole
West than on Mount Powell. It ia fully
1900 feet shove the sea level-so far above
II 10 fact that one standing down on the
level can scarcely src To the top. With
$780, 600 glass We are satisfied ships could BE-
seen coming In and going out If the hsrlWr
Of San Francisco. and the leaving Of trains
nj Duluth be plainly mated. Besides, the
Indians then for . thou sand miles around
could he kept under the immediate eye of
the Indian Department, and it would he Of
incalculublc service In drawing the savsges
on the war path. and keeping them on their
reservations. Conversation could he easily
carried on with the "man in the mOon," and
the motions Of the planets observed with
greater accuracy Bring on the big gun
md lcl'sinyc IL m before Old 3 Idly PUTS in
4 bid for il.
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Personals. being Court week We
have had many visitors. From Helena We
noticed some distinguished members Of the
bar John II. Shoel,er, Col. z. W. Toole,
COL Chadwick, Judge Chumascro, and d.
&. Page, L. 8. D:ctrict Attorney. From
Miss"uls We had Maj. Mccormick, who,
shaking of the cares and vexaiions of the
sanctum, rctrestci 10 our fascinating city
for few days to combine business with
pleasure. Dr. Ticrnan, of Miss0ula. Is also
In town. having been on trip IL the gey.
sers. but will remain few days looking
after some mining interests. Many have
been over from Bear aud vicinity, but all
returned early In the week. except Mr. Van
Gundy. who remained until Saturday
Messrs. James and Orr are down from
the Valley Oh the jury. Foster put in
an appearance from German; Mr.. Ross
was also down during the week. Every.
body was up from Ya,nlIill on business or
recreation. Silver Bow was represented by
Messrs. Dean. Low and Gardner. DR..
Arson Ford Ii down from Butte. Mr. s. 8.
Huntley paid our town flying visit on his
way to the States.
There are many Others whose names We
do not now remember. II seems like old
times to see 50 many outsiders in town, and
1t 10 more particularly noticeable this week
IS 81 many Of our own citizens are absent
on stampede.
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TERRITORIAL.
From the Nontsuian, 9oeh.

From the Montsnian, ssth.
+. r. Merk, brought In lase night IS or.
of handsome rctort from ten days run on
ore from the "Mothcr Hendricks Lode,
near Sterling. He says matters ore improv.
ing in that vicinity.
Capt, James Stevenson, chief of the Ste.
veuson branch of the U. g. Geological Sur.
vey, joined his corps on Saturday. The
Captain has for week past been superin-
tending the packing and shipping of large
collection Of fossil and animal curiositiss to
be forwarded to the Smithsonian Institute
The Rev. Treadwell, N. E. Church
South, has, We are informed, been assign.
ed by Bishop Marvin to . permanent paste.
rate in the city. Mr.. T. Is said to he gen.
,leman of fine ability, and win undoubted.
~ he well adapted to this portion of the re-
ligious field.
Billy Norwood has 70 feet shaft down
on the Cremlin, and 10 taking out rock
that will run $50 per ton. Billy will put
up couple of arastras this fall and grind
bis own ore.
Our two banking houses Hussey Dahler
b Co. and Jas F. Brown & Co.-show re.
ceipts during the week of nearly 2,200 ozs. (.
coin value of about $4,000! There are
some heavy lots yet to come in from last
weeks clean up, among which We hear Ut
five bundled ounce lot at Summit. The
heaviest purchase from any one claim is "a
ounces from Parker, Williams & Co.; other
lots of from 20 to 100 ounces have been
brought in by Oscar Sedman, Davis & Co..
Martindale, Jap Wright, Roy Il Co. and
Anne Hail. Brown s. 20. have also shipped
ten or twelve bars of silver bullion.
Mr.. Geo. L. Arnold brought in 80 dozen
Of green corn on Saturday from the ranch
of Geo. J. Wickam, on the jefferson, four
miles from the bridge.
We understand parties have arrived for
the purpose Of inspecting the Pacific Silver
Lode in Browns Gulch.
The Aontanian wants good, steady boy
TO learn the printing business.
From the Herald. Sep. 3.
A box containing about 800 pounds of
silver bullion from the Specklel Trout ar.
rived by Wells, Fargo & Co. 8 express last
night, and was taken to Koenigsberger
Bros. this morning for conversion into
bars.
Nj. Mcleod, of this city, is in receipt of
private letter from Capt Alley. formerly
Of Helena from, the famous diamond fields
OF South Africa. stating that he had just
found two Lrillisnts which were valued at
one hundred and fifty Mousand dollars' One
Ut the stones weighed IS carats. This Is
what We would call pretty good luck, when
We remember that Capt. Alley, . year OF
two ago, left Montana dead broke.
A flfty acre field of oats. belonging to
Mr.. H. L. Ailiigan, on the PrickIsy Pear,
four miles from Helena, averages "a bush-
els to the acre, ~ pounds to the bushel.
Mr. Milligan's entire grain crop for this
year will exceed 1000 bushels. Included
in the cropof 70 acre field of xxx wheat,
the quality not 10 he equaled by the produc,
Of California or Minnesota.
From the Pioneer, 81.
The church being built in the east part OF
town is nearly completed. It will cost
when finished about two thousand two hun.
dred dollars, and will be dedicated Sepiem.
Der 18th.
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The biggest Kmowa Placer Mine In the
W"rld.-Will all know all about it when
lime comes. Not over 100 miles from Deer
Lodge City. Won't give the course. Prin.
clr"'Iy taken Ivy Deer Lodgers. A West
Side enterprise. with come Eastern. No
end t." the minc--apparcntly. PAY grit"
h''y axc'lrIvcs deep. Prospects all the
way down. Many miles Of ground. Sworn
not to tell. Plenty of wood. water and
grass. good place to camp. Joint stock
company Worth millions upon millions.
Every "i"rkholder gets twenty acres. We're
holder, Town nearly deserted. Very
extensive. Plenty Of water. Wn's cost
"Sr S9",o0O TO start II. Not allowed 10
'r'l No paper mex: wcck--if excitement
n''lnh"s Promised moi TO tell. Dare'nt
Veil, taa'i tel. Domi kaon!
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms
EMERSON. GERBEK 4 DICKINSON,


iAf" he finest bar stock In tho West Side or any
h.t T aud two Of the hest running billiard tables
r,Surr f;r,,nr. S,s,cirl inyitsaions tho whole
H"w >tn"rS. -Kleinsci,midt L. Wicr. If
"'rn'an. are binding store house up IN
'h' M"rEi ~ settlement. and are intending
" put in large stock Of goods
Mr. W. j.. Thomas. who IL ceiling off his
s"'k. will. ~ company with son lately
'''"rned from Oregon, open fine store in
ha' nrighborhood.
Charles Wundrlich. of Highland, Is NOV.
ing the Highland Hotel and his old build
ing DOWN 10 the line Of the Railroat, about
one and half miles east Of Forests, and
WIZ open ho:el anl store there. Highland
WI! br aln'nt deserted this winter.
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blessed with warmer, truer Or sincereE
friends. and never were those noble senti'
ments of sympathy, attachment and affec'
ton more richly merited.
Your Honor, It has been my good fortune
to have formed the sequaintanc of Judge
Irvine more than twenty years ago. We
first met in our boyhood days. were school.
mates together, and from our hnt meeting
till his sad aud premature death, our personal
relations had been those of great cordial
and uninterrupted social intercourse. init.
macy, friendship and confidence.
During that long period We were thrown
closely together both socially and in bust.
ness affairs, and can assure you, with the
most perfect and unreserved sincerity and
truth, that in all the essential elements
and attributes If IN honest man, Judge It.
vine was not inferior to any man of my OBJ.
servatiOn or acquaintance.
Void of all malice or svsrice, guilcless.
charitable and kindly. hearted toward all
mankind. l do not know that he ever had
On enemy in the world; and for ardent pu.
rity Of purpose. constant integrity of con.
duct, and unbcnding fidelity to duty, for
elevated principles, generous impulses,
stesdfast and courageous convictions, for
manly magnanimi.y of heart and uniform
courtesy, propriety and dignity of demeanor.
and in all circumstances, toward all men of
al chimes or conditions, he was worthy of
a01 OIu sp0esn ms>A Aacn 4~ren
brance of every lover Of those solid. cndur.
ing and adorable qualities.
Indeed, your Honor, loved him very
deeply - the honorcd and gifted possessor
of every ennobliug characteristic, and with
unfeigned pride, gratitude and salts faction
lie it spoken, that your humble speaker
throughout their whole lives, has been the
favored and tlattcrcd recipient, at his be.
ncvolen. hands, Of unnumbered, disinter
estcd and bcneficcnt kindncsscs.
1t is therefore with great but melancholy
qualification that through the kindness and
Partially OF the Bar, have been thus per-
mittcd 10 publicly bear earnest testimony of
my high appreciation of his exalted, unsim.
u'ated and unobtrusivc worth and excel.
lcnce; and do not doubt that from their
personal knowledge of him, every expires.
sion Of respect and esteem for his conduct
and character here made, meets with the
hearty concurrence and appreciation of boil,
the Court and Bar.
What more could be said in humble HON.
ugc 10 his distinguished and unblemishrd
career and in fratcrnsl allegiance to his
mildly and beautifully cffulgcnt fame?
1t remains only to bc remarked that when
the last dread summons WAS made upon him
and he vas uslercd into the awful presence
Of Death, he met his fate with that gentle.
ness aud unmurmuring mcekncss and Chris,
,ian courage, serenity and resignation which
comes Of life well spent and a heart at
peace with all the world. with itself and
with it's Maker.
The Resolutions were then presented aud
ordered to he spread upon the minutes Of
the Court, and on motion Of Col. Sharp,
Court adjourned till O'Clock, A. NJ, Thars.
day.
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LOCAL BREvlTlES.

The weather has bccn cool this week.
The hose for the fire engine was ut Divide
Creek Thursday morning.
A large party Of young folks went to the
Lost Creek bcrrying grounds Tuesday.
Court convened Monday and may posi-.
bly, continue throughout next week. Little
business SO far.
The funeral Of Mrs. Elisabeth Richardson
will take place today Saturday from Odd
Fellows Hall, ct 2 O'Clock r. N.
A little new snow male ito appearance on
the high peaks tn the West Friday morn
Ing. II hos donc the same thing every
month this summer
Strang s. Richardson have = nice, new
cut IN this paper, Of one Of their popular
styles Of stoves They have their store
crowded with new goods.
The first OF the week was not only rainy
but stormy. The week entered with
some ~ bright fireworks, rs pouring rains,
and as terrible pcals "f thunder rs can b.
found In any country.
Remember, the time draws nigh f,r the
holding Of the Third Annual Fair ut lie
lena. 1t 10 the intention Of the Managing
Committees to make It the most attractive
If either Of the preceding ONES.
Capt. r. r. Fuller. our very efficient
Deputy U. =. Assessor, leaves this week Ia
take up his residence il Helena The good
wishes OF his many srsUutsx or tsv0 Ws1'
Side will follow him to the Metropolis
Sec advertisement Ut the Silver Bow
Hotel. Mr.. Jno. p. Mckenzie. ilIc pro,pri
stor. !. MI excellent landlord, keeps good
table, sn.l takes pains to make It An object
for tins travelling public to stop with him
To was formerly Of the California Rcs,au
rant, Virginia City.
Mr.. Fitzgerald. Of whom We spoke in ou,
last, died an Thursday, and was buried "'
Saturday, In the Deer Lohge Cemetery. A
large procession followed his remains from
Bear, which was joincl by many citizens
Ut Deer lodge Mr.. Fitzgerald was held III
higl, esteem by his many friends and &C
qusintsnccs. VIII, heartily sympHh'ze with
his hcrcavcd family in this their darkest
| hour 1T life.
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.Nsy 4 Iteose Your Aomor::
Il Is with profound seusihiLili,y that I
rise in obedience 70 resolution Of the Bar
t. present u the Cour resolutions Of re-.
spcct for the character aud memory Of our
deceased colleague, Judge DAVID L. In.
VINE, and 0f coincidence for the great and
irrrvarable bereavement Of his grief stricken
family aud friends
His last sickness lsstel but . few days,
and although be bad been ailirg laiierly for
some months, up to the final and fatal Mt
tack, he seemed 70 b. healthy, vigorous,
and in the full maturity Of his manhood,
and none If rs thought him incurably a..
tiicted.
His sudden and unexpected dsaih shoaid
,'c Nm impressive w.ssainx ~ III u q of The
uncertainty Of life. lis great oOnsols
lion u bis friends to ksow that III was done
u contrul he csusl aalAdy and asss.gs bic
mercsIsas suitrsiags In the power Ut he
mnse skillful and vi9iians medical assist.
snce and the 0Ose sssi6ng Alterations 1T
warm, tea6ee-hsaftsd. s9scaiooass end sym
paahisins ss'aalvss ord isisssla Al ssvse
wss pooe 0osedl b NJ ~ measnss
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J''sr RECEIVED EXPRESSLY FOR THE
hank E\CH \ N(iE."
Ienaea XXX Porter.
$50 - WIN, WILSON,

"" SGn0i. -Sonc twenty men. 'n"s'Iy
'f'n Bear ami that neig,,lsrin'Ei, LETT f"s
'hc South this week. Most If them are ex
l"'"nccil miners. and 4" ~ Utah. Nevada,
"N! i"'s>ibl. 10 the Arizona diamond fields,
" ny I" "Miicr their fortunes ~ Other
'"'k. d"" Mr. John cndiyan. one 1T the
iar'y, goes l., PiMhe. W. wish the buys
MI safe journey through, and gold. silver
ANA diam ,n,is IN atundancs.
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Prices Reduced.
Clothing, Boots and Dry Goods.

~ order % make room for the large stock Of Cloth
int. BoOts etc. we now have on the road from
CALIFORNIA. NEW YORK AND BOSTON.
@wii sr present large Stock Mt greatly reduced
Wr"- Twelve hundred pairs pants, suited for tall
wear, nov on hand AMI for sale low.
T. L. BONNER 4 CO.
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Accident at Bozcmau. From the Gazette
Of Tuesday, We learn that 1t Bozcman on
the 4,l, Neal McCrca accidentally shot VIM.
died the following morning. The three were
walking through the woods. Neal McCrea
behind carrying Henry rifle over his sl'oul
der, muzzlc pointing forward, when tho gun
by some means went oil
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Fire Fire I'VE call attention to tho
notice IN to.dsy's paper for proposals to
build cisterns. This is matter Of in,p0r.
tance, Is the engine is in trim, und If u fire
should come i t would he Of no earthly use
without cistcrns.
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Notice.

Notice Of Collection.
The accounts and notes Of Klcinschmidt q Bro. arc
left 1t the Ranking House Of D0nnell Clark Lara
bic for collection. All peseons knowing Themselves
indebted notified TO call there and make settlement
promptly.
DER Lodge, June 10. 1879. lS4.
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SEALED PROPOSALS for building three sistcrns
on Main street, In Deer Lodge City, will be received
ut the once Of Dance Il Stuart until
l3OCLOCK N. MONDAY. SEPT.a
where plans and specifications can be seem The com.
mittec reserve the right to reject any bids that msy
exceed the subscriptions raised for that purpose.
W. h. DANCE
+. WALTON.
q. y. BOWIE.
JNO. GERBER.
r. 8. KELLEY.
Committee.