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ROAD TANE>.-Mr. J. {. Robinson. Dis
tract Attorney. this week. ut the instance Of
Supervisor Sigsby. entered suit against
some forty residents Of this district for road
taAr>. and caught some Of the most prom
imrnt citizens among tn" nrgigcnts. The
taxes were 50: with costs. are Sl5. The
inrih ut has vivilrd n latent feeling of dis
satisfaction with the administration Of at
fairs IN the district. and petition to the
County commissioners is being nlmcrOuSly
signed for the adjustment Of the district
Til" feeling is prevalent that there is not
enough improvement and repairs t" show
for the Large amount Of road taxes that have
been paid in this district in the last three
years. Tl"r'$ good deal IN il.
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TIE SPECIFIED TROUT.--It has been un-
dcrstood here that Cole Saunders some
months since negotiated with number Of
Philadelphia gentlemen prominently con-
nccted with the North Pacific Railroad, for
the sale to them of the Spcckled Trout
silver quartz lead ut Philipsburg. We he
lievc the deed had in fact been made to
them, but the failure Of Jay Cooke & Co.
and the subsequent panic suggested the
possibility Of the consideration not
being forthcoming. and the reversion Of the
lead to Saunders. The following, however,
from the Gazette Of Wednesday indicates
they retain it, and We are glad to see as
active and excellent business man rs Col.
Flenniken is to be sent here to superintend
it: "A private letter received from Major
''DcnnisOn announces the sale to Phila-
"delphia company Of the celebrated Speck-
"lcd Trout mine by Cole Saunders. Mr. J.
Nv. Flennekin, we'll known here as having
"been in charge Of the n. p. II. r. Office
Sin this city. will soon lie here to take
"cl,arge Of the property of the company as
superintendent
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BATHS BATHS :! BlIIfS ;!
B.11IIS! BATHS :! B.l7IfS -:
OrEn SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS.
1.-The Occidental Bath Rooms"
HOT AND COLD BATHS, 500 EACH.
NEW. CONVENIENT AND PROMPTLY
IN ORDER.
Your patronage is solicited.
PETER LEE.
DEER LODGE. Nov. q. 1873. 2:}O-lt

Library Manufacturing to u spasm
Of Indictment weather on Tuesday evening
and the consequent absence Of several
officers whose reports were due. the stated
meeting and business was postponed over
until next Tuesday evening. Mr.. William
Hyde VIII" had arranged his "xy-hy'lrogen
lantern and screens to illustrate a ,icscrip-
ton Of the Puget Sound country. very
kindly gave an exhibition of views, and
throwing greatly magniticd chart Of the
Sound country upon the screen delivered an
interesting conversational address upon the
region with which he is familiarizcd by
residence. travel and intelligent observation.
On its conclusion vote of thanks was
rendered him for the evenings entertain
mcnt. Although many Of the regularly
attending members were absent there were
present more visitors than at any recent
meeting. We hope u see this continued.
and. now that the winter season is on, an
increase in membership, full attendance,
and that active interest which is essential
TO and will insure interesting meetings.
The hour Of meeting is changed to p. IN.
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5000 Yard. Carpet. al, Varieties, a.
rs CHAS BLUMS.

BUILDINGs.-The Sisters Hospital is up,
shected, weather-boarled and foored, and
almost ready for the plasterers. The build
ing is being well constructed and reflects
credit OH the builder, Mr.. ThOs. Frazier.
foundation Of the Presbyterian
Church is complete and work is progrcssing
on the frame. 4 subscription is now in
circulation to raise the remaining amount
needed to complete the building entirely
free Of debt, and il being favorably received.
Walton has recently completed a
25x40 feet addition to the Deer Lodge
Brewery, for the accommodation Of power
and machinery requisite in the business.
We notice also number Of additions, harms
and stables complete or in process Of build
ing. and We believe, that there arc only two
or three tenablc buildings, either for tenc-
ments or business houses, now usoocupied
in the town.
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Local ereVittes.

Baths at Peter Lees; see local.
This is the last day to get tax receipts
cheap for cash.
A well is being sunk at the Hospital on
the hill; water was reached at AZ feet.
Cohen has fine invoice Of cranberries
and lemons. Thanksgiving is over but
Christmas is coming: lay in supplies.
Messrs. Rains & Daddow, on last Sunday
occupied the Mammoth Livery Stable, and
will hereafter do livery business at this
place and Pioneer.
Mr.. Weinstcin has purcha sed stock Of
goods and rc-opened store at Philipsburg.
The store Of Weinstein 4 Block is still
continued at Corvallis.
See Jos. Roscnthars closing out alver-
tisement. lie means business and will
swap dry goods for greenbacks Oh advan-
taseous terms to purchasers.
On account Of inability to procure music
on that evening, Mrs. Scott withdraws the
announcement Of the McBurney House
Ball on Christmas Eve. 1t will he given at
some other time not yet determined upon.
Judge Dance few days since lost one Of
his fine carriage horses. While being driven
by an employee from Divide to Silver bow,
the team ran away, one horse eventually
being thrown and his leg kroken. The
carriage was uninjured.
We arc requested by Rcvcrenils Hugh
Duncan and Thos. W. Flowers to state y
meeting Of Good Templars will be held at
the Court House on Saturday evening next
at 81 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
qucsted.
There are quite q numer Of tickets-SjO
cach-in the Louisville Lottery held in
Deer Lodge. 1t is to be drawn Dec. B. A
merchant here holds two tickets. lie says
he wants to draw the $2jO,OOO prize, and
then keep store just one more week-so
that when customer comes in. prices
goods, and says 81 can buy these goods
lower at --,'' he can reply, swell,
-, you just go there and buy them
Court convcnes next Monday. Among
the important cases which arc expected t"
come up are those Of Mr.. Jones, late Agent
at Jocko. and Mr.. Ensign, late Agent at the
Blackfoot Agency, indicted by the L. S.
Grand Jury at the preceding term for
frauds while serving in the capacity Of
Indian Agents. Mr.. Ensign is in the Ter
ritory, and L. S. Marshal, Wheeler, some
weeks since went to Washington to arrest
Mr.. Jones.
''Blackfoct'' kindly sends US copy Of
the Clster County Gazette, dated Saturday,
January 4th, 1900, containing the official
mention Of Washington's death and the
heavy turned rules with which the papers
in that day sisnalized the national calamity.
"Blackfoot" says: ''Thinking you might
wish to sec Il paper published before our
day." While obliged for the we'll intended
favor. it is proper to say the number sent
us is not one Of the original papers, but Il
fac simile reproduction Of which hundreds
Of thousands Of copies have been sold in the
United States during the past ten years.
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DEER LODGE, MONTANA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1873.


CROw--SMiTH-. " b.iiiiS n; ,N','it' ,,,,' ii.
Ashhury Rig,iI. conn }" '''"' "7i va" %
Harriet \. Saith.
Drrr--IIESEY--At tt erc''a'nce ct ". -
Bozemas N,vtmb r : ~; BY , i'sS i. 1y''''@
y, - A., W., e:nhcr ~. ISL. ut the rel.
Tnas :. - So, on Duck Crc'!s. Nrashcr
COUNTY r. by RIVE stn oh, MN; MI N''h'
TO Mr. Mary Frost. al! OF Me"=Hrf 'o"",s.
NrxcKE-Sw.SEY-At the l. N,;a it9e' ~, >. iJH
Monday c,enin. November 81 -. ~ IH w =, =,
Dnnca Dr. Emil T. ilcackc OF Hl9,HHii' W -, !
and Miss Sarah SwaHry. '-"''' ''''
Pcunsy lvaEia.
Bcs: wishes to britl. and groom.
H.,,srorp--Ir,,rrr Helena. on h. c'eMin- Of
the .s;ih of November by Rev Fath,3 liz oa'' ~
&c Rsnstnft 70 Ms Nary Lc.t,r bo'h ~ i'''
cDI.
U.HHIsoS -AppIs--On SATURDAY. Noyc'a'sF =! !s',:
at tn. Cosmopolitan Hotel llc.'ut. ~ ne KEY ~"
G Hornmel. MIR q > Harrison aud NJ : l. A@t'E-'
both ut Clancy.
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KNOWS DRy CoNcENTRAryoS.-SOf far
the ordnsry processes Of reducing and sep
arting ores in use in Montana have not
been rs successful rs desirable. The actu-
al milling does not yield nearly rs much
bullion as fire assays show the rock to con-
tain. This. in some cases. and the absence
Of machinery in others. has directed attcn-
ton to the shipment Of ores to california,
Omaha. Jersey City, and even foreign re-
luc,inn works. and large quantities of
crude ore, are now =" shipped. However
rich they may he in metals it is evident in
all such shipments there is paid very heavy
prices for transporting gangic and rock
substance that contains II" metallic ore in
itself. and were just as well left at the
mine were it possible t" separate them. In
fact nimc-tcntls If the substance shipped as
ores is waste and goes to the failing heaps
at the reduction works. Now. where the
transportation amounts from $40 to 500
per ton. as from here, it is quite evident
il this useless matter. constituting nine
tcntl,> of the weight, could he separated
from the metallic ore at small expense and
left at the mine. :" that If on an average
the precious metals contained in ten tons
OF crude ores could bc shipped in one ton
of concentrated ore. there would l,c an
enormous increase in net profit to mine
"wncrs or shippers. II is believed there is
machinery that will d" this The patcntcc
states. the cost Of crushing and c"nccn-
trati"n does not exceed II 30 per TOM
where water power is used, and from SOC.
to 81 per ton more where steam power is
used. The method is known as krom's Dry
Concentration Process. The average conccn
trati"n is ten tons int" one. The maclin-
cry used is Blake Cr,,Sl,cr. and the Krom
Dry Ore Concentrating machinery. 1t has
been in use for some years and is highly
recommended 10y those VIII" have it in prac-
teal use. Mr.. W. 4. Clark. President of
I'll" First National Bank If Deer Lodge.
who is heavily interested in quartz mining
and has been giving the subject personal
attention. is in correspondence with Mr..
krm. has from him estimates Of the cost.
description of the methods. diagrams of the
machinery. etc. relating t" the method.
and is impressed Will, the brlicfit is what
is needed in Montana. The Blake crusller
costs about ~. 900: the KrOm machinery
costs xlG.9jO in New York and weighs
twcnty-f"ur t"us. the principal weight be-
ing in the heavy gearing and enormous
steel rollers between which the ore passes
after leaving the cr,isllcr. The machinery
would therefore cost in the nciglborhoOd
Of x20.0OO laid down here. The ore is
crushed dry and the rollers are preferred
T." stamps for the sharp. granular pulvcri-
zati"n it secures. The different specific
GRANTEES Of the several component parts.
and the application Of currents of air pro
duccs the subsequent separation. The ca
pacity Of the machinery is two tons an hour
1t seems that the introduction of this ma
chincry into Montana might be followed by
very beneficial results, and Mr.. &. is dis
posed to take an interest in bringing about
that result. Persons Interested will do we'll
to see him.
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Personal.

Truthful James, will be up next week.
Mrs. E. NJ. Childs and family have re-
moved to Deer Lodge for the winter.
Mr.. John S. Pemberton left Oh Monday
to pass the winter at home Canton, Mo.
Mr.. Geo. A. Baker, Of Missoula, has
been in town on business during the past
week.
The Graphic and Frank Leslie each have
pictures Of General Ryan. If not accurate
they are at least recognizable.
Mr.. John Gerber is going to enjoy the
pleasures Of life in California this winter.
Mr.. ID. G. Allen will attend to his business
during his absence.
Hon. A. E. Mayhem is up from the Gate
City. He will be installed as District At
torney Of the District next Monday, and
remain with us some time.
Mr.. Lew. Washburn, Of the Helena office
but now engaged in business at Brigham,
Utah, was over ION a flyer the other day,
and looks happy notwithstanding so many
Of his name are bearing the burdens Of Of
fetal position.
g Bismarck" q wcll-known and in,l,,stri-
GUS citizen, returned a few days since from
Germany, whittier he went for his children,
and a half dozen stout boys and girls now
cxemplify the German mode Of dress on
'F' street.
.. J. Salisbury, Esq, who is now not
only Superintendent Of the Overland stage
line but has special charge Of the Corinnc
and Snake River Division ut present, was
in town few hours this week and is of
again for Salt Lake. He hopes to spend
the holidays with the Montana boys and
We hope SO, too.
At last accounts received the ball had not
yet been extracted from the arm of Sheriff
Marion. 1t was found lodged in the bone,
which was badly fractured, and the effort
to dislotge it was so painful the surgeons
desisted. Mr.. Marion having heart disease
it was not deemed safe I" administer chic
reform. Drs. lIcncke and Ravalli are in
attendance and giving the patient careful at
tcntion.
Capt. T. p. Fuller, Collector Of L. $.
Internal Revenue for Montana, has been
making collecting tour on the West Side
during the past week, going through Deer
Lodge and into MissOula counties. 1t is
the most unpopular and aggr.vatins Off
cial position in the Territory. but VIZ d"
not believe the Government has "a more
faithful and efficient representative in that
department in the United States. We hope
t" see him Ion. the incumbent Of the office
Rev. Hugh Duncan, who has just return
ed from Missoula county reports grains near
lyall tIrcsl'cJ in Bitter Root, and the yiel'!
mucl, better than in Madison county, the
destruction by srasshoppers having been
less. The quality and variety Of grain.
however, is not as good rs that raised in
the Passamari. jefferson and Bcaverllcad
Valleys, and to this may he attributed t"
considerable extent the superior quality of
flour produced at Mill Creek.
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INs AND OuTs.-On Monday next, the
officers Of the county and district will be
sworn in. Judge A. +. Mayhem, succeeds
Mr.. J. c. Robinson, as District Attorney;
Mr.. Thos. Stark, succeeds Mr.. ]. B. Wilcox
as County Commissioner, Mr.. c. E. Irvine
succeeds Mr.. d. p. Newcomer ~ Probate
Judge. The other officers are. We believe,
their avn s,soceaaosx.
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II you want inc candies 90 to
200 WM COLEMAN's.

200 WIN COLENAN's
"THE ENCHANTED LANDS. ''-Mr. Cal. &
Clawson, (''Calcium'D will, on Friday
evening next. deliver lecture at the Opera
House in this city, Oh the above subject.
Mr.. &. has resided in Montana for the past
ten years, during which time he has been
with number of exploring and prospecting
parties through the Big Horn and Yellow
stone countries. and for the past three years
connected with the Deer Lodge NV NORTH
WEST. Tw" years ago he visited the Gcy-
ser. and Yellowstone Lake and wrote for
that paper the Wonderland articles. copied
extensively in the press East and West.
and which gave that country the name Of
Wonderland" by which it is now known
and recognized. We hope Mr.. Clawson
will have good attendance ut his lecture,
as the subject is new one and relates to =
country rich in romance and interest.
Tickets 80 cents.-CorinDe Reporter.
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F. I1IRSCH.
Hl-ti

RUMORs Of THE GAsn's.--W. II. Camp
bell. just up from Missoula. reports that
Cash and brother, VIII" shot Sheriff Marion
aud broke ont Of Jail at Missoula few
days since, arc said to he in the Bitter Root
country. 4 gentleman whose name was
not known, came upon their camp on
Sweat House Greek, about seven miles
from Stevensville. He says that James
Cash had his feet frozen. They appeared
to be travelling ON foot. There is party
in pursuit Of them, and II the information
is correct It is probable they have been
before this, or soon will be, caught.
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.SPI:(I.lL NOTICES.
SO;jrr or Dissolution .

The topaftncf-hip heretofore cxi-tiu.; "I'!yr tie
firm name OF Howe & li'r~ch. has this day been dis
solved hy mutual consent, r. liirsch refining ~ j.
Howe assuming all the assets aHl liabilities ol he
OIL firm.
J. y. HOWE.
+. ll.E-tli.
Dee. Lodge. VI +, November ism. 49,. ~ IL
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MANHATTAN. Kan. April 8, 1873.
X. Y. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. y:
Dear Sir:-YOur FavOrite Prescription
has done my wife a world Of good. She
has taken nearly two bottles and has felt
better the past two weeks than at any time
in the past two years. No more periodical
pains; none Of that aching back or drag
ging sensation in her stomach she has been
accustomed to for several years. have SO
much confidence in it that would Ike per-
fectly willing to warrant to certain custom
ers Of yours who would be glad to get hold
Of relief at any expense. have tried many
Patent Medicines, but never had any occa-
sion to extol one before. E
Very truly yours,
GEO. B. WHITING.
Mrs. E. r. DAILY, Metropolis, ILL.,, writes
Jan. 9th, 1873:
"Dr. r. v. Pierce Ny sister il using the
Favorite Prescription with great benefit"
MARY Ann FRIsBlE, Lehan. Pa, writes,
May 18th, 1879:
"Dr. r. Y. Pi,rce-Wllat have taken
Of your medicine has been Of moro bcna1e
70 me- than III others and hundreds Of do
toss' bil)s.''
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Hay FER SALE.

Iwill Geliycr tn ,rst arti, 81 UPLAND HAY IL
AID around p'rr !,',=, on tlr' -hot2>' H"t II
guaulityt 20 suit. S.'1ni 'sr!yr- :" NY s"it"
% If =. LEI.inTr,
Gor!o%w0out .EEE, D.u"r -, l>.i.
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lsl,.l.IlcllDl">.

U,,ulul.T-E,, J y FlOWrr- MI pfsach N III"
a. y llnu., At u "'i'"". m, an1 Kew. Hugh Dun
in 1o,h' Is !" N,
/ 70, ~,,tN ~,h,ol Al ''o"'i i!""-c Vt -
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Persons in want Of cartridges and fixed
ammunition will do well to call and exam
inc WV. COLExAN's stock, - he has the
largest and best assortment in the city.
20
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER.

am now receiving extensive shipments Of new
Dress Good-,
Shn"ls.
California and States Flannele,
Linscy.,
Cassimcrcs
Twccds and Jcancs,
Blankets,
Ginshams,
Knit Goods, &c.
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Most Reasonable Prices in Montana.

WV. COLEMAN has just received three
hundred and fifty boxes Of choice California
fruits, which he now offers for sale cheaper
than ever. Call and examine his stock.
800
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have just received 6ne lot Of Runs
and pistols, which I win oder for aale
cheap. VIZ. ColExAx.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF
MORE ANTIQUE SILKS,
jet and Fancy Jewrlry.

S'' "HW AMY ~V"'"ys
Fn" s'mk 81 Dmskins Cashmere and Beavers.
lnr"- and fan"! Goods 70. all DESCRIPTIONS nj
rIAs. BLCMS.
'hrr Imi," SovrmbrrG 1873 -.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-Thc day came and
went. "h"h in beauty and rich in blessings.
Never sl,"nr fairrr day on land or sea. and
if ansln married the social pleasures Of our
villag" il is not known +" the reporter. Rev.
Iingh Duncan held religious services in the
morning: the afternoon was devoted to hos
pialiti"S and serial entertainment. and in
III" evening a pleasant hop was held at
Wilcox Hall. where. to Cavcn's superb
music. ia" dancers ,rippc'l in timely meas
"rc till the day was done and morning gave
i'> first salute. The day was more general
~ observed than amy Thanksgiving We have
heretofore known. and gives cnc"Irag cement
that this l,appi">t Of holiday. is becoming
we'll established even in the mountains.
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new NORTHWEST AGENT.

w,.r, " ."r". !. h'r'h. "nihoiiTet - '"h"fa'
, A.. -. H., Want for fhc ~" SoETn "k-r' 1h'
49, IhrbIu'tian Il" h'"t-.
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Ladies'. Misses aud Childrcns Wooden Hosiery, Of
oil descriptions.
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ATTENTION, EVERYBODY !

STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS, MISCELLANE-
OUS BOOKS,
Just Received this day direct from first Houses.
TIE LARe EST STOCK OF hooks AND STATIONERY.
THI STANDARD SCHOOL Books OV MONTANA.
PAPER, STATES, COPY BOOKS, PENS, INKS.
ETC. ETC. ETC.
The --latest Literary and Standard 0oeks.
Buy before the assortment Is broken.
34- D.S. KENYON. Deer Lodge.
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Gold and Silver Lodes, and Placers.

Surveyed by Lyman Il DcLacy. and pat
"ntrl without cost Of trip m Helena by
claimants Terms the lowest. All kinds
of pnhli" land business transacted 10y l.. b.
Lyman. former Register. Information free.
Claimants will lind it greatly to their adj
vantage by applying directly t" or Mllrr ~
ing them 10y mail at Helena. ". 7.
poO 3 m
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SACKS.
BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.
curry the LARGEST Stock In this line Of any
house in Deer Lodge county. and vail give Gus
TONERS the benefit in Low Prices, which my
advantages in maxim. extensive purchases enable me
to do.
An inspection Of Stock In STORE and WARE.
HOUSE IL respectfully solicited.
4 SNrcialiy In tents Underwear. ut
Wholesale or Retail.
Orders filed with care and dispatch.
cHAS. BLUM,
X3 Main Street, Deer Lodge
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Ny stsck Vi CoSpet0 and floor OH
Cloths cannot Nv cxcelIcd in variety of
styles and quality Of goods.
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JewelRY Aro WA1cHes!
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIR
ED PROMPTLY AND SATISFAC-
TORILY AT REASONABLE
PRICES.

Jerelry MANUFACTURED from Montana Cold.
Having Located
At ROsENTEAL's STORE. MAIN STREET,
am prepared to manufacture jeweiry of native gold
to repair watches and yewclry promptly and guarantee
the same. Nv prices will ~ reasonable.
Having had many years experience In watch makir :
and Ic~cling, am assured IN suarantccin: custom
ers good work.
sa-u
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The Best Brands Of

Bleached and Brown Muslins and Shcctn.., Embroid-
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods in great variety.
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CL OSING OCT SALE!
In order to close out my entire stock Of
Goods within the next sixty days, will
sell
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING

In order to close out my entire stock Of
sell
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
At Lower Prices than ever before offered
in Montana.
nv stock is Of the best quality. and comprises every.
thing usually kept in FrstCl Dry Goods
and Clothing House.
A. intend closing out my business in Deer Lodge ut
any sacrdc", my stock will be sold at
LESS THAN COST.
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now IL the time for those wanting Clothing or
Dry Goods Cheap. to lay in their supplies.
Store for sale or TO let
$50 Jos. Rosenthal.
\ FORTUNE IN 4 NIGHT.-We have IN
indistinct recollection Of having heard
somewhere that "ricl,es take wings and
fly away We are advised Of an instance
when the flight was the other way. Mr..
4. \. Whittier, Of BlackfoOt. came in on
Monday last; asked the amount of his
taxes; was handed bill for see; paid it;
took his receipt and was happy. The next
morning he was waited upon by Assessor
Evans. his attention called to the fact that
by Il naughty clerical error his assessment
had been ciphcr-cd on only 5000, when it
should have been on -. 0O0 whcrcupon Mr..
W. was invited to come around and de-
post u couple Of hundred more dollars for
the benefit Of the county and Territory.
lie paid it without murmur. but left
town before sunset. lest another count
nigh, add another Of those expensive n,,-
mcral> T." his taxable burdens.