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Mc5urney House Re-opened.
HAVING LEASED AND REFURNISHE D
IL throughout the above
NEW AND ELEGANT BRICK HOTEL
Building have Nc0prncd the same and shsll cndeav
or to make IL
The best psblie 8sase a tho West SSde
Every Effort will be made for thu Com.
fort aud Satisfaction Of Guests,
The Tables will be supplied with the best the market
Affords and the Rooms are new. clean. well
ventilated and furnished.
ALL STAGES SrOr At THs uOTEL ron ON WITH
lkA..as
ALL STAGES sror At THs u0TEL ron ON Wfrn
PAspgN6ERs.
MEALS jOc. LODGING Soc.
A share Of patronage IL respectfully solicited.
Mrs.. LAURA J. SCOTT.
DEEn LoiGE, Mort ana. ~

MASONIC BALL.-At meeting Of Masons
last week wlercat Thos. Aspiring presided
and ID. =. Newcomer was secretary, 1t was
determined that ball should bc given I'M
der the auspices Of Deer Lodge, No. IA, A.
F. l. 4. NJ. on New Years Eve.-Wednes-
day evening Of week after next-and the
requisite committees, rs given in another
column, were designated to carry the pro-
.ject into effect. W. NJ, W. A. Clark, was
elected a member Of all committees. There
is still an indebtedness on the Lodge building
and it il desirable the ball should, over and
above its social success, net a sum to lie ap-
piled in extinguishment Of that indebted
ness. This fact being known to some OF
the ladies, relatives Of MasOns, they prof
c,yd their aid in furnishing the supper, and
in response to the published notice quite a
number Of ladies met ut Masonic Hall OH
last Saturday. Mrs. W. A. Clark was cho'
sen to preside. Mrs. +. l.. Bonner, Mrs. j.
II. Meyer, and Mrs. Chas. 5. Warren were
appointed provisional committee on sup
plies, and Mrs. Pradeau, Mrs. ID. II. Ken
yon, Mrs. Thos. Aspiring, Mrs. II. Jacobs
and Mrs. Conrad Kohrs committee Of reccp
ton. 4 subsequent meeting evidenced the
committee had received generous favor Of
our people, and in their hospitablc cart
guests will bc sure Of good entertainment
The dance will In in Imperial Hall; supper
will Ike served in Masonic Hall, and TIN
Lodge Room will be at the service Of tIos<
in attendance for music, promenade and di
version. Caven's Quadrillc Band will fur
nish the music. These are the practica
details Of the proposed ball. And now, a
Masonic Balls ever have been most cnjoya
bic, and every effort will he made to invoke
the presence Of all ministering angels Of 20!
Oh this occasion, We commend it to your favo
and hope tosee it the pleasantcst that has ye
been in our village.
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~ the Dear People in Arrears. 81.

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,vN.iIEH THAT rms REFERS TD
tJLI\ .inkE.iR>. "nd .t,ror "s rim
,,ym..'r yo" ~" """r""t'"'ly d" ~. SEN"
v..y v,Lrs ar Hyis'tI'd Letters at o"r
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.rL ~ I"s'-m".'.rs are "P"ir"' 4"
lItr ~ "p,tir,tjor.
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Local ereVities.

A succession Of light snow-falls has made
good sleighing.
The Deer Lodge Legislators expect to
leave for the Capital OH New Years Day.
William Colcman's Holiday goods will
be in by express on Saturdays coach from
Corinne.
The Deer Lodge river is frozen over COM
pletely at the crOssing-an unusual occur
renee even in severe winters.
It's some distance ahead, We know, but as
VIC will not see you again meantime. we
wisl, you all "a merry Christmas.
Jack Hayes is reported to have struck
lode Of very rich quartz, in Rather canon,
about six miles from Elwartlsville.
Sam Scots favcr:te bird dog wears q
splendid gold plated collar, fc- which his
masters indebted to Mr.. J. p. Rr;nhard Of
MissOula.
1t is rather unusual circumstance that
there is only 81 difference between the as
scssed valuation Of cultivated lands and
houses and lots in this county for 1873.
The exceptionally fine weather VIC have
had this fall may Ike accounted for from the
fact that "Old Probabilities has been
getting married and was on his good be-
haviOr.
And now comes Frank Bartos, ESQ.,, the
great jcweler Of the metropolis, announcing
he will bc here next Monday with superb
lot Of jcwclry for holiday present. Sec his
adj, and be prepared to purchase.
We notice that Probate Judge Irvine adj
vertises to sell at public sale at the front
door Of the Court House, Wednesday, Dec.
"a. 1873, at r. NJ, the 10 lots in block No.
20, as shown on the official plat Of Deer
Lodge.
MEssRs. WV. II. WEIMAR & Co. advertise
in this issue that extra, prime lot Of lily.
draulic hose ducking now in store. Miners
should call and examine it. It is said to be
the best and cheapest ever offered in the
market.
A rcminiscencc of early life in California,
entitled "Ni-ak-a-Way," written by III
c." Of Pl,ilipsburg, will appear next week
Our readers will remember q contribution
Of similar character from his pen some
months since, and We are assured, with US
admire the dramatic construction Of hi
"reminiscences and the facilc, gracious man
ner Of their phrasing.
SEE notice Of Ball at Taylor House, New
Chicago, on Monday evening, Decembe
Goth. They always have most enjoyable
Hops at the Taylor House, and We doub
not this will be ahead of all predecessors
1t is just NICE going distance from any
the valley settlements and camps, and
there is good sleighing it will be largely at
tended.
We learn that L. s. Marshal Wheeler /
on his way home to Montana, havin
secured the arrest Of Jones, the fOrme
agent for the Flatheads, at Washington
who gave bonds to appear at the next teri
Of court at Deer Lodge, to answer the cl'arg
Of misapplication Of annuity goods Will
agcnt.-Gazette.
About Dozen men arc now engaged j
building the road on the north side Of Hell
gate river. between Edwarlsvillc and mOut
Of Bear. Mr.. Daniel Berry, Supervisor, CT
poets to have the grading done this winter
leaving only the bridge to he put in ne,
spring to complete the road to Bear, q
Elwarlsvillc, and escaping the Flint cree
hills.
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Personal.

Mr.. r. c. Power has been seriously III
during the past week but is recovering.
Mr.. Vim. NJ. Kelley, merchant at Pioneer,
will leave on next coach for San Francisco
where he designs spending the remainder
Of the winter.
Governor b. F. Potts was in town a
couple Of days this week on business relating
to the penitentiary. He returned to Nir-
ginia Oh Thursday.
Hon. G. W. Stapleton, Of Bannack, and
Col. Sam. Word Of Virginia, are unable to
accept positively the invitation to lecture
in the Library Course but will do 50 II
circumstances permit.
Messrs. Jas. w. Whitlatcl,, (the Montana
Quartz King) and Mr.. John L. Murphy
(Ex-Associatc Justice Of Montana have
associated will, Andrew Craig and A. c.
Putnam Of San Francisco and purchased
the Rowland s. Thurman Reduction Works
on Mission street, San Francisco.
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SECOND LIBRARY LEcTURE,-While in

SECOND LIBRARY LEcTURE.-While in
Deer Lodge on professional duty, Col. W.
F.. Sanders, to provide against the contin-
gcnry Of inability to come again after time
and opportunity shall have enabled him to
write lecture in contemplation, kindly
responded to the earnest invitation Of the
Committee and Oh Thursday evening last
delivered at the Court House Lecture on
the subject, "TWE PURCHASE OF LouIsI-
ANA" Although, the Lecture was not adj
vertise,l as had been desired, the audience
was large one, gratifyingly 10, and al
though, the Lecture was not written for the
particular occasion. scarce any subject could
have been chosen Of more historic interest
than tIat wherein the United States in 1903
secured that vast domain between the Mis-
sis,ippi and the Rocky Mountains and cx-
tending n"rtl, Of the AZ Of latitude I" the
Pacific Ns,can--a purchase, for 80, OOO, 600
francs. Of territory which doubled the area
of the mitcd States, and wl,crcon zoo cities
are built. wherein food Cor nations is
grown. wherein an hundred navigable riv-
cr> flow bearing its great products, and
domain the very garden Of Plenty Of the
great Republic. The circumstances leading
to this purcl'ase-tlc eminent points Of the
diplomatic negotiations conducted by JEFF
fcrs"n, Livingstone and Monroe on the one
side and Napoleon and his Cabinet on the
other; the desires, ambitions, necessities
, and views Of the parties t" the negotiation;
the transfer and the results upon the history
Of the United States and its influence Oh
| that Of other pOwers-wcre brought out in
strong clear lines, and with compre-
hensivcness leaving little to be supplied,
while no surplus verbiagc narred the COM
pact tcrscness of the recital. 1t was an i'll
tercsting, valuable and beautiful compost
ton and was heard with profound and adj
mirins attention. Col. Sanders has cnti-
tied himself to the ilearticst thanks Of the
Society by his words Of appreciation and
encouragement, and by his generous con-
tributiOn in the midst Of ar,luOus labOrs;
and We cannot rcpress expression VI the
hope that at not distant day We will have
| the pleasure Of hearing him resume the
recital of the story rs relates to Montana
when Lewis l. Clark headed out into the
! unknown wilderness and pioneered the way
through these mountains and valleys now
ricl, in historic incident, and with which
Col. Sanders is probably more thor
oughly convcrsant than any other living
person. The Lectures have ~ far been all
that could he wished. and although unable
ut this time to announce the date Of the
next succeeding Lecture We hope soon to
do 40 and bespeak . continuance Of the
favor which has 80 far been accorded to the
Library Lecture Course.
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COURT PRocEEDIxGs.-T United states
cases have occupied tire exclusive attention.
Of Tie court during tie past week and ase 90
fully detailed In tbs proceedings In another
column that further mention at this time =
unnecessary. There are ccncral iacss ana
circumstances cnnucctcd with The sertes q
trials INV In progr~ss TO wltch we wsu
advert whsa thc eases shah have hess
Aiaa0aei ~ heNue u oossrt. a M y
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DExrssrsy.--D. l. Ogdea. Z. D. g.,
resident dentist Of virginia City, YIN mako
Z r,ecfessiaaal visit to Dses Ldgs . u
IN az sDccsmbsr, tssesainSoe Ssw days
vhc. he vim b happy to wait = q thoss
favoeing HIN Win : call H vim step =
shss~rf ss4s 10 to
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Go to VIM. Coll. mans for
Holiday Goods. Toys, Etc.
Just Received. and I'm
EulllNxss Variety.
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oOOO yards Carpet, an Varieties At
~ CIIAS. DLCNS.
0BW ARR1YAk Or
IloeRD ANTIQUE 1l111,
ut and Fancy Jewelry,
Fine stock Of Doeskins. Cashmere and Beavers.
Lsccs and Fancy Goods Of all Descriptions at
CIlAs. BLUFFS.
Deer Lodge, November 6. 1919. s97-
A CARD.

EDIroR New NORTH.WEsf:-
Permit me through the colrnas Of you, paper t.
return my warmest thanks to the Warden. guards
and Commissioners Of the Tenitentiary, for thei'
uniform kindne and fOrbearance toward me during
the whole period Of my imprisonment. and the vii
ling and benevolent zeal hey have all manifested snd
excstcd In behalf Of my release Also my livees
gratitude to the citizens Of Deer Lodge aud Helen
for their sympathes aud the assistance they heartily
and universally rendered for the accomplishment o.
nv pardon assure one and all that II shall ever b
nv most earnest and sincere cndeav0r to 40 conduct
myself ~ to prove in every way worthy Of their con
tinued confidence and esteem.
JAS. r. McIlN.
Deer Lodge, December Is, 1919.
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Persons in want Of cartridges and fixed
ammunition will do well to call and exam
inc WV. COLEMAN's stock, as he has the
largest and best assortment in the city.
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.M.iSt,.SHC ELECTION.

trlr K'."iiir ','mmHurhil"n ct Deer Lodge 10
# T. 4 !. N 4, h, held on SATURDAY evening
y, a. l..' thrte viii be held the annual election OF
H., - Iu tue ritUing Masonic nhr. fnli ht'cid
l.,,.,. request ~ "d"t ot the a., q,
4 I Al ~rrT,,urg
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CLOSING OUT SALE!

In order to close out my entire stock OF
Goods within the next sixty days, VIII
0oll
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
At Lower Prices than ever before offered
in Montana.
Nv stock Of the hest quality and comprises every.
thire usually kept IN a First. Class Dry Goods
and Clothing llouee.
As intend closing out my business In Dccr Lodge at
any sacrifice, my stock will be sold at
LESS TIL AN COST.
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now Is the time for thOse wsntin. Clothing OF
Dry Goods Cheap. to lay in their supplies.
Store for sale Or TO let.
2@ Jos. Rooenthai.
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NEW NORTHWEST AGENT.

W. V. Io,ss /. hereby authorized AZ General
1, III, a.: Agent for the New NORM WEST. Ihats
lnlrl Il lnilnn hn Mn..la.
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feI,.I.i(.l(D0'S,

,lrlu DH'Slnhay. Dec -. mass ut ib'. A.. ~.
-, ,,rI.run. Aa, rhr f,ri MSS " be cclebr tied ut
ak Ia, r.,,oul mrs. at = O'Clock A.. ~. Sermon
,. T. MA ~ IA Dad mas. third mas. ~ NV
+ n,urha t,iin"n will be- given IN EhGlish-
j. =. r. D,.ii!rh'f". "'ctn'In:.
4 .lpy = "a las 'hrol a, tn. Court lions" ut ~ y
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4" CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE
COHEN l. co., Proprietors.

Having leased the Stone building opposite Gerber
Dickinsons, We have cstablishcda
Wnslesals and Retail Fruit Steee,
And will keep In Stock
California FAN and Winter Apples,
California Fall and Winter Pears,
Lemons, Grapes. and all kinds Of Fruits,
Toasccos, Seesra Candies. etc,
Which will be sold ut tho
Most REASONABLE Prices in Montana.
Wholesale Orders from the Camps solicited.
BOOTHS FRESH OYST E r 6
just Received.
d. COHEN co.
Deer Lodge, November Il, 1873. III
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PANIC palcfs FOR PANIC TIMES.

PSt1iG FhtVIS run VRWsO SSWeos
In order to meet eur Bastern payments
promptly aud to assist our creditors whose
wants arc great and need for mesey
greater, ws have Determined 70 make
further reduction in our Prices
Al W",l Ca>llmerrs reduced from $3.50
to l.iD per yard.
French P"plins reduced from $50 I"
$l.lH per yard.
French P"plns reduced from $a.:5 t"
$l.jr per yard.
Royal Satincs reduced from sl.?5 to 75c.
lat yard.
All W"ol Piaids reduced from 500 u" Tic.
lr. yard.
Az Wool Plai,ls reduced from ti.25 IL
si.Go per yard.
I.nclish Mcrino reduced from 9Oc. 20 s5c.
per yard.
silk Po,lins reduced from Fl2.O0 to 500
per pattern.
silk Poplins reduced from 81. 90 to e12.0O
per pattern.
l.aAiu'. clnh q aka rr,,rsa ,r"n 81 t. - each.
" :. SO to - cacl,
=. 81; Ia 4l4.NN g
- to .: -
Bed spreads I" 4. rar'i.
Flour Sacks reduced To $3.50 per hui
dyr,l.
Flour :acking reduced 10 i23 c. per yard.
Grr; California Blankets selling mt $3.50
per pair.
Remnants OF D.laiucs. CashmcIcs, En-.
1T Il s1,.,e mtl sSs
than east.
Mems and Boys Clothing. Mems and
Boys Boots and other goods greatly r.
duccd.
Z. \. BONNER l. co.
n. BAH persons knowing themselves
indebted 10 uS are urgently requested u
make immediate payment.
.- ,22o u. J.. BONNER 4 CO.
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Taxable Property Of Deer Lodge County

In referring to the tax lists Of the county
few days since We made transcript Of
the several items of assessed property and
amounts in Deer Lodge county for the as
scssment Of 1871, which may bc Of interest,
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
HEDCCyIOY IN BOARD AND L0DGING
ut the
SCOTT HOUSED.
.>. .,~s.,. >1s,p> N ana.

70 put the Scott House In accord with the slmcs.
have made Reduction In Roasd aud odgtpg to the
following Prices 10 take cftct and after Monday.
October n. 1851
TABLE BOARD FER WEEK 99Oo
BOARD AND ROOM PER WEEK 400
BOARD PER DAY, WITH ROOM 2oo
SINGLE MEALS ~
LODGINGS -
Having Resurnirlsail and Rehtted the Rooms and
Prs Of the scott lousc and secured the sesSccs Of
Nus. H. MEncgn IN char &C nf the housekeeping DE
pstmcns, Guests will And THE Hotel superior In all
IT, Appointments IL any Hotel Oh the wcs, Side.
Resding and Card Rooms ~.r
'... $3.50 Pov cantlemsn.
4 Fin. rarIs- Cia a Is II the >rrv'er
of Gm.>'s.
so effort WIFI b. spared 70 tender the Tah'ss sassr'
factory 10 the mot fpic,can arits and tho hes'tscss
appetite.
Thankful tor ps,t patronage tho continuance q
n, respectfully solicited. ,g
SAM. Sc0rr.
-. ScOfr ll0usk
D.se lcDse. nsohs ~ iss3
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Floor Mauagers:
HAS .. WARREN, jos. A. HYDE
TICKETS NOR TRANsEERABLE.
lgusic By oavsn's onadrills Hand.

TNe Asnas ~:n .< In iar-iai Nals: ssapss sssvn 10
ihs Ilsli sw,ss Nssn.ss Lyi:. HssA Tss
CA.ls. Ro ~ a,N y, "&.a - sr-is.
~ N-smnS A-nhy t.sM.d ~ rttsssA nhhOM
- .aA ..sh .ii.,.. st~rt.l Gvies.@s vtliaf sk~ss
6a.e " "a. =. NJ .,ar. a. ,sfI saklSt.s
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NEW GOODS
FOR TIM TAIL AND WIlsT8R
I am now receiving extensive shipments Ut new
Dress Goods,
California and Statcs Flanue!s,
Linsey.,
| Cashmere,
Tweeds and Jcanes,
Blankets,
Ginehams,
Knit Goods, &C.
The Best Brands e
D,cachcd aud Brown Muslins and Sheetins-, Embroid
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods, in great variety.
Ladies', Misses aud Childrcns Wooden Hosiery. Of
! sll descriptions.
Ny stock of Carpets and Floor Oh
Cloths cannot be cxcel'ed in varietyo OF
styles and quality Of goods.
ASSORTED STOCK OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
SACKS.
81ST 8YDRAUIJo HOSE.
carry the LAK1kSI StOcK IN tnis HUG VI III!
house in Deer Lodge county. and vii give Gus
| tsmsss tie beno1t n Lev Prices, which m!
! advantages in making extensive purchases enable mi
to do.
An ius:~ctiou Of Stock in STORE and WARE
HOUSE Is especially solicited.
Especially 10 Gents Usderwear, at
Wholesale or Retail.
Orders filed with care and dispatch.
0RA8. DGUng,
"a Main Street, Deer Lodge
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,SplENUIE UppOHTENITi 70
RrUlSE GIFTS.

viii be Al Deer Lodge "a the ::d inst,
with large St%k al
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES,
and God Jewelry, chromos. &c..
Fn, the Holidays. All. GooDs SOLD At
MIN N"nK lRlcEs.
s3 FRANK JsAII1'Ots.
UErWw>sE or PRorERrY.-)nr attention
is called by Assessor Evans to q statement
in the Wvnnnian showing u decrease in
thr property values of Deer Lodge county
and shaving wherein il is. lie gives the
drrr,as.. n, Ssi.Ooa. Cattle this year were
only assessed at one half tho values
they were last: I. e., the average values OF
COWS and calves were last year $50. tx4O fol
COWS and $40 for calves; this year the av'
rray" standard value WAS fixed ut x?j foi
COWS and calves (S20 for cows and - foI
raiNus). We find on examination "f tht
records that the number of cattle assessed
in this county was l..5;5: value k2Gs. ga
Had the valuation remained rs last yea
the asses, mcm remained AS las; year til,
the a.srssn,cmt would have shown 500 .6l
more than il does whereas ut 80 per cent
reduction on cattle. the decrease IN proper
y values j. only SSi.OO0. showing an actua
gain -; assessed values of other property il
This county -, &isI6+4. which Is goot
showing. We d" not know that the value
81 cattle have been rated rs low IN othe
commits. and that may explain the appar
IN, decrease in property when il Is rea'l
much greater.
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Ihave just received q fine lot OF guns
and pistols, which l will offer for sale
cheap. WY. COLEMAN.
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New To-Day
Committee of Invitation:

ISL Committee Of Invitation:
Peter Walton, H. A. D'Acleul, Henry a.
csbs, Deer Lodge; Judge W1dlock, Joe-
quin Abascal Besrtown; Alex: Highland,
Yreka; Jos. N. Alger, Eli d. Holland,
Philipsburg; e. 7. Huso''. New Chicago;
u. Wallwork, Henderson; Isaac Jewell,
chas. ID. Kenyon. T. G. Stark, Pioneer; Il.
n. Tibbetts, r. Il. Bill, Blackfoot; John
Moves, n. Carpenter, Butte; Jacob Her.
man, il. c. WielNld, Silver Bow; E. D..
Aiken, Cable City; Chas Wunderlich, Di-
vide; Grand Master Sol Star, Cornelius
HEDGES, A. u. Totten, W. F. Sanders,
Helena; Jas. b. Orr, /. G. Burkett, Deer
Lodge Valley; Richard Knowles, Hell Gate;
W. X. Ferguon, Edwasrdsville; Geo. W.
Moore, German Gulch; A. N. Morrison,
French Gulch.
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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.
go fH--a4 ~ "a b.
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DEATH or JOHN kAxE.-From the Phoebe
Record We learn that John Kane, formerly
= Deputy Sheriff Of Deer Lodge, died on
the 2lst Of last month. He had many
friends in Montana, and It win be seen by
the following that he had made many friends
in his new home. The Record says: ''Few
men are better known in this country than
Mr.. Kane was. and but few had more and
trner friends. Although in his last race for
the sherinality he was not successful. it can
not he regarded a. rejecting upon him per-
sOnally, for he had . spirited and active OPP
poncnt. Those who opposed his political
aspirations will unite with us in saying that
John Kane was an active and efficient off,
Ger, never quailing before any danger when
duty called him. John Kane was q native
Of County Tipperary. Ireland. and was
about 30 years Old."-Gosette.
Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call
and examine Hirsch's fine jewclry at Jos.
Rosentl,als.
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Reduction Of Prices.
Jordan House,

On and after Monday, October 3kh, the above rates
iii BE- charged al the JORDAN HOUSE.
The Tables Will he Supplied with the
Rc~l the Market AGor6s.
A ,harc II Pahie Patronage Respectfully Solicited.
MAS. JORDAN.
20 M. San Pearl Du:ldinx.
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SELECT SCHOOL.
DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We have the Largest and best Assorted Lumber Yard
in the Territory, IN connection with the above.
PRICES WILL DEFY COMPETITION.
lM,f DANCE d MURPHY. Preprietors.
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indebted 10 IN are urgently requested "a
make immediate payment.
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