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PROPOSALS re PI'!O)'s1A4l1i s..
FOR NAIL SERVICE.

Posi- Ovv!c. DEPARTMENT.
..-s WASHINGTON. Dec. !. 1Ss2
Proposals. will be received ut the Contract Office Of
TIE Dypar,%,ens until sp ~, 81 March ISIS Tor
!. 1871 u June 20 1874 in the Territory ut MOnta
ON The rnes and BY she schedules II departures and
arrival; herein sp:ci!ied decisions announced BY os
(lstddess will examine carefully the laws. FORMS and
'n s;sn s1..nsI a ~
Ollics at the pace named. Service will not be lot
where no Offices exist.
!. ".- MONTANA.
1000 From Darling to Vnond and back, once week.
Bidders will state distance and propose schedule
l6G3l From Radcrsbnrg to Keatingyills, ~ miles
and back once q week. 80 80
Leave Rsdsrsbsrg Monday 1t l0am IN: ..s
T. Arrive ut Keatingvie BY il:sO m:
/. Leave Krasingvie Monday At u NJ;
Arrive At Radersburg by 13O p M.
leass From Radsrbarg. BY Crow Creek Ferry H. o.
H.. OIL, Duck Creek n OIL. and Diamond
Z. City, to Camp Baker, u miles aud back. ones
Leave Radersburg Monday at sam;
Leave Camp baker "Wednesday at I'm;
Arrive At RsdersbuFg next day BY 4pm. Ct
leBs From springviilc to Centrevnle. ~ miles and
Leave springville Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive al ccntreville by 1,.oo m;
Leave Centreville Wednesday and Saturday ut
Jpn:
Arrive at Springvile by 231 pm.
160S4 From Miss0nla, by Agency aud St. Igna.ius I'd
Scribner, NV miles and. back. once 4 week.
Leave Mss0ula Monday ut = a m;
Arrive At Scribner Wednesday by m;
- Leave Scrihner Thursday at q M
Arrive ut AissOua Saturday by 6pm.
1GteS From Beart0wn to Yreka. II miles and back,
once q week.
i, Leave Beartown Saturday at sam;
Arrive At Yreka by II m;
Leave Yreka Saturday at p. NJ
Arrive at Bcart0wn by 81 pm.
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mo. 1911
Application for Patent.
U. =. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. r.,

U. =. LAND OFFICE, Helena, N. r.,
January 10th, 1874
Notice is hereby pnbli.hed that JOHN Il. WILSON
and JAMES Il WILSON, Ut Deer Lodge county, M
r. whose p0st0ffice address Il Blackfoot City, NJ r.
have this day ned application for patent under the
situated in the locality known a Wilson's Digrinrs.
In Nevada crock valley. In no organized mining div
trict Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, IN Sec
~ township Thirteen north, range ten west: which
claim IL described Us follows The north half of tho
north half Of the north half Of the south west fourth
and south half Of the north fourth and the south
half Of the north half Of the north west fourth and
the south halt Of the north half of the north half Of
the north west fourth. Of section twenty, in the
township and range aforesaid. embracing one hun.
drcd and sixty acres, upon which notice of said
premises being J. II. Helms. Adolph Hoepfner, Chas
liocpfncr and Thomas Coleman, agricultural claim
ants. w. G. CHILD Register
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mo. 1861
Application for Patent,
U. 3. LAND OFFICE, Helena, NJ. T.,

US. LAND OrrIcE, Helena, NJ. T.,
January 10th, 1879.
Notice 10 hereby published that DALLAS p. NEW
CONFER, CONRAD KOuRS and WILLIAM W.
DIXON have this day filed application for patent,
under the Mining laws Of Congress- for their placer
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory. on unsur.
veyed public land: which claim IL recorded In tho
office Of the Diatrict Recorder Of said district and
described 40 follows. beginning ut point from
whence the initial point Of survey In said district
bears 63K deg. 1881 chains distant, and running
thence n. " dog +. 1913 chains. thence =. 5S deg.
.. 37H deg. n. 37.O chains, thence N. SO deg. W
$50 chains thence n 29X deg 4. 2366 chains to said
initial point thence to place Of beginning. embracing
ton 10 posted. Tho adjoining claimants to these
premises are Schneil 3 Co. below, and Bowers Co.
above.
W.. CHILD, Register.
L. b. LYMAN, Attorney for claimants
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POEM o. PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE,
AND 003YUIoAY3 I'D
PROPOSAL,

The undersigned ---, whose post Office
address II -, county Of -, State Of - -.
proposes to convey the mails Of the United States
from duly 1874, to June ~, 1874, route No. -
between - and -, under the ndve rtiscmcnt Of the
Postmaster General. dated December !, 1872, with
CELEBRITY, certainty and security law Of June lS72
for the annual sum of 49, dollars.
This proposal 10 made with full knowledge Of the
distance VI the route, the weight vi the mail to b.
carried, and all other particulars IN reference the
route and service and after sO fu examination
Of the laws and instructions attached to the nd vcrs
nent Ut mail rervice and Of the prov sOns contained
In the net VI Congress Of June s. 1875.
tod
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Medical Notice. ~
DR., O. b. wHITFORD,
0FFICE One door south of Bieleubcrg & Prouscs
" butcher shop s.. -ag .y ~.
MAIN STREET. DEER LODGE CITY, II. r

The Doctor having permanently established in this
city, Ut not professionally engpgeD may At al times
6e foond n bis ece 70 atteNd 70 calls IN the city
f0m the country and, having ten Year, experience
the treatment Of diseases peculiar to the mountains,
can safely aay that II wthln q medicine, his
Saticnta will be successfully tsAtDd.,
Private Diseases treated without the use of mercu-
~ with unparalleled 9ucosss syphilis In ~ itA vssi
10 Sysms, Ooncsshoea, Greet. Stctufe Orchitis, hcr
p:: spermat3Ihoea, ard al Urinary disease ca.
alY IA ~ ,E1LM- "a L..
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GUARANTEE,

The undersigned, residing At -----, State Of -.
undertake that the foregoing bid for carrying the
mail ON route No. - he accepted BY the POstmastcr
lSx enter into the required obligation " contract
to perform the service proposed With good and SUIT
fcient sIrcties
This do. understanding distinctly the obligations
and liabilities assumed by gl,srantOrs.
Datef-
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+ sclEuTIelc DaveeIne. +,
'stseaiag 3aan1asss VIA Jlsestiae.

SOoDo010I 30n19ogD VIII Sy1eOtf10.
From Tie Gan Franciseo Chreuicic'
To illustrate the helplessuess Of the mar
who ventures upon thestormy ses Of inten.
pcradcc, II may be wen to describe The 'opp,
eration BY which they are sometimes 20 eas
lily duped.
III instsI rHE oanExxoRx. a.idlls
A miner. or farm hand. OF. perhaps, the
owner Of ranch, reaches San francisco
with . pocketfulll of coin. He has, 10,
months libosed bafd, pid elose ssteniion
TO business. and feels himself entitled to q
little recreation, and = soon = he reaches
The city begins TO look around him fol
some means of diversion. For the first day
Or two he ,ksepa pretty straight, vlsisins
only respectable saloons, and drinking only
good" liquor, and q night going 70 the
hrSt-c)asV. th0tgea This sort 0fl Ming.
however, grows monotonous. and having,
psshsps, fallen IN with seue old acqsains.
ance or, quite . likely. with some shaspes
who claims 70 have formerly met him some.
where-hc concludes 70 take peep 1t Bar.
barry Coas, life. BY the time they have
reached the second dance cellar i've victim
i spotted. Perhsps he has been in Cslifor.
pie for years, and imagincs he
KNOWS ALL THE ROPES,
Prudently abstainipg from drinking, ustil
as lat, having satisfied his curiosity q "a
what can Be seen Of life. IN that delec,sbls
locality. be prepares TO leave. Not wishing
to appear mesn at all, he concludes to pat.
ronise the bar before going, Too smart, il
bic own estiossson, TO siio1 himself 70 b
drugged, he cunningly invites the bar>tsn>
der and ssme ofthe'b ystanden to join him.
A "slspit ghss To- set before him, into
which As poas very light drink, which
hs \, d,ssA,l not 10 AyaDew an;p be h,
ssen ths VI .seSder iain but ! drink ID,
himself ont Of the same bottle. All hands
.ass u! ie !, A,st n'ers'ss s,l hero
minus every cent Of money, and totally I'M
able to remember how b got drunk Of
WHIST pssce h visissd 1asta III I profoaSd
mystery 70 him forever aftsrward, and bid
~, 4all mcs = Ascidslk shaksa. g7'#'
science n TIE DEvfL's ssRvIcK.
A psuminent druggist last evening q.
planned 70 0Issssjsls Sspnfseshe diabolic'
ally cunuine manner in which this dspggina
4. $500 NA>fA- 1870 49,. ~ 49,
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The undersigned. postmaster nc -. State Of -
certihes. UNDER MS OATH or OFFICE, that &c - nc
Qnainted with the above xnarant0rs, and knOws them
to be men Of property and able to make good their
guarantee and that bidder and garantors arc above
the age Of u years.
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8. T.-186O-X.
20 $50 z; -.
. .5l-ss-33.t
O. n w a r. d.

THE medical revolutioa which commenced years
ego With the us1ual disuse a blsodloesiex. saliva
tioa, drsst putsstives. nd powerful opiaser, goe
brsvcly an glosiously o.. Every day the aick grow
wiser. They are no lop.er wiling to open Their
mouths shst their eyes, and take Whatever the docsss
arc pleased to prescribe without inquiry They want
to know the nature Of the medicines they are desired
to swallow, and dsnssd to hsve the myvseiess Iasis
lingo Of the of-ssion translated into plain Rnslsl
The IxvAlID WOMB understands 1t last that
vlGOR 10 the great anssgoaiss Of disease The feeble
potions. and turning from sach mendteamenss with
losthng judieioasly place their trust ID remedy
which combines with the properties Of On Alternative
those It pure and wholesome Tonic and Rsstssatiys
1t ID now about trelse yeass since this grand dses
atun was introduced under the name Of .s
PLANTATION BlTTE,,s. 81
and from thst tine 70 the present ito progress has
been without parallel In The history OF proprietary
medicines. With the spirit Of the sugar caue-.hs
most nutriticious Of all Standardization it, assia and
medited solely with the juices and extrncts Of rare
vegetable species, such Is Cslsays BARK, the best
known Tonic that the world produces. and which
makes It By oil odds the most unobjectionabs inyie
GRANT, corrective and general alternative that has ever
been placed BY science within the reach Of the SICK
the suffering, aud the dependent. Hence has ovur
isped all competition and Plantation Bitters 10 to-day
the most popular Tonic on either side Of the Atlantic
l5l-1s9 lirt .
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Bids Of $4,000 and upward must ~ accompanied by
. certified check, or draft some solvent national
bank equal to per centum the present annual pay
the route In Of vice. not less than
per centum OF one years pay proposed In bid.-
Section 253 Act Of June 3, 1879.
The Postmaster must not sign thss certificate unit
the Of the bid IL inserted aud the bid andy
antee eigncd by all the parties. and ated.
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yes tAls votc . = l0ffc . was CT IN many
Congressional dbulss Sf thsae0e1Js -
reseassssvss y the, q; CenereissWkss sS3e
polls were ve9 sssyoifaeayx
In the thr6e cosHiosslUnsl 1lstsicts of
Vermont, the average vote was ls,sas; In
tAc two congressional districts OF Rhode
Island, the acreage yoss ", e.laa in seven
congressional dhdiess II lUeu6lssee, the
average vote was lsapSl n tSe =, 90.
gressional districts Of Massachusetts. me
average vote II, 5s$ in the lot, "a, "a, and
ssh districts q 1llssopri, he average voss
Wa is07t " Nevada, ,ls,Sl& ip he, i,rs,
ok districts Of Kentucky, he ayslsgs vote
vas is.es& and IN many Of ~ osher stsssa
he vote Of cosgreoieaal ediserjcss 3 -
than The vote Of Cojpesdo. y, 81 e, Y ' ai5 Y
Although the present population Of III
Territory b less than Ne ratio Axsd By she
last sppostss.nt NV \ Sslisy@ III will
have quite ~ requisite Number before 4
would bs admitted upds ths isgps ,yef ~
bin. There ase Tour States tkls haye 81,
according y ~ iass osssus . ss1Sss,
popslAtios fee ossrsprassstetvs aadNss.
9'ee - allowed lins 6ests oss aAditieeal
see, go, ospss : ~ nssn1sr 80
sasa = ~ ~ Gil ~ 6hssiesa 80 Y - \
1oes o. 49, osasn tAssp h = ssoealltslbll
Aofho ~ aaalhy, ~ . psoe My y
sHge'as dscssase lssiae - lseaae-V~.
mont N5tA apepulnnnA nofn0nnn fnxs-1
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u wss5u(sSk \ =
!. - =. H ~
...s; 'spes;s b Ssiss p Raj.
rost Compaay, .sha~ 8. dssslstsSn ID the
xisOan sslsey which ths mel hbofi Of shss
favored i1Ra1et IcduM Sadl eeNijtS.s = Blk.
teen incies Sda lsvel = ~ iavtaSfs In The
western laks district, extending no miles
vest of 3sp's'f and + 5sfGe, p he
no snov khkssSsr fiO1 kiStorf d The
Missouri half Ny scres4 Dato.s to james
tovn fajdl u kra16 o. halsisS d v8k
wagons. The large cuts near The James
and second Cheyenne River crossings, In
ssesd ct bsins 1lls1 :asA pilsd High wi6l
rnoatsins, Of driftsa snsw, 60 ahsolussly
open and free. The insesna! impsovements
hsvs noe that fen, disGEjbulioa whiah b a
excuse fof tbetr sxtStsAce. Il o. cass for
~ Wsashst BGsuh6S psoopt iatesfessnes.
~ r wbrkda1il4 aitoa,Hs 9s<t
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Sworn to and subscribed before me -. for the
- f-- this ---- day Ut 49,, A.. d. 49,,
and In testimony thereof hsrcGnt0 subscribe my
name and aix my Official seal the day and year af0re-
said. .@
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POEM or PRoPo4AI.3 ETC,

Oath required BY section 40 Of an Act Of Congress
approved June s, 1874 to be affixed to each bid fol
carving the mail, and 70 BE- taken before 0flcer
Quaine0 to adlninister OathA 81:
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To illustrate the helplessness Of the mar
who ventures upon thssto'my ses Of inten.
pcraScc, II may be wen to describe the op,
eration BY which they are sometimes 30 eas
lily duped.
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THE END OF SUMNER. perceptibe
difference in the length Of the days, and va.
rious other indications, more or less palpa-
Bile, of the henceforth swiftly waning year,
remind us that the summer has had its
day; that the beach, the mountain and the
lake lie being deserted: that the ledger must
take the place of picnics and hotel bills:
that the primer, the grammar, arithmetic,
Latin and French must take tho place Of
strawberry festivals, hops, verandah nirtai
tions and much signing and laughing. Our
streets are again gay with the bright school
children; the modistes will trot out their
fall season boveities; ice.creams will be
discarded for more suitable refreshments; /;
the mazy twaltz will have its night and day
again; rouge and-we won't say what
will dethrone the healthy bloom Of summer (;
headaches, heated, tormented brows, sunk
en- cheeks and anxious eyes will be restored
to their position in society at large, and
doctors will again be in their glory.
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We received this afternoon gilt in the
Shape OF boquet of freshly flowers To
our eye there is nothing more beautiful than
the bright look of the summer flowers. 1t
brings 10 remembrance days long gone,
when we traversed the woods and gathered
treasures of the same, with scarcely o
thought of the future, bnt only the present
seemed unclouded and free from trouble and
care. But bright dreams of childhood fadf
cd as quick almost as these flowers will
fade; yet In memory we can recall those
happy days; and yet .s t
"Flowsrs look upward in every place
In this beautiful world of ours,
And dear as the smile on an old friends
Is the smile Of the bright, bright flowers"
May the life o the fair donor be as bright
and free from care as are the beautiful
flowers that now adorn our table.
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On! So SICK!-A young man from Plum.
er alto an oyster stew last night, and got SO
much on his stomach, that said organ re-
PEELED the load. AS he leaned against the
fence vomiting, little dog happened TO
stop by him, Whereby he indnlged in this
soIioquy: "Weil now, here's conun-
drum. know where ate the baked beans
| remember where ate that lobster, | re-
called where got that apple-jlck, but I'm
hanged il | can recall where ate that little
yaller dorg. Get out.
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BEAN FARM.-Long before Pithole was
exhausted the Bean farm began to loom up.
II lies about two miles southwest of Pleas/
antville, aud the territory once produced
considerable OIL 1t. too, had its numerous
business houses. There was machine
shop, q number OF groceries, drug store.
boot aR5 shoe store, hardware establish
ment, nllisrd saloon, etc. Mr.. John Ty-
rell, the old pioneer of this section still lives
here, and keeps the TyreIl House, hote
we'll known to all who have operated 10 that
section. There are number of German
laborers living here, who own their houses,
80 that this can by no means be called
deserted village, although we have group
ed it here with places whi ich were cotempor-
aueous with 1t. These Germans have earn
ed their homes by earnest toll, and seem to
be contented and happy. There are in this
vicinity many hundred acres OF undeve lop-
ed land, which will nat of course be tested
as long as oil stands at the present
low figure. There is fine district school
here. The driving park Is in this neighbor-
hood. There are several small wells pump
Ing here yet. A great many people have
gone from here to other portions of the oil
egion-especially to Butler, and many OF
the buildings have been taken down aud
moved away TO other sceues. .-Tiius7ilie
Courier.
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Oil Itellls.

averaging about 100 barrels per DAY, all
gravitics.
q. 7. Devore has purchased Mr.. Vim.
| Baldwiu's interest 10 an oil well located on
the Gale tract.
Messrs CtooSs {; Noyes have daepened
their well, md it looks as If it would to a
'spouter." We hope it will,
II, Gilcbrist etrncl new well on the
Mount Farm Oil Co. tract. The well is
pumping about six barrels of % gravity
oil per day.
W. W. Gates aud 4. Gilchrist have pnr/
chased the lst National lease, on the VO
& Co. tract, and will scon commence
drilling o we'll
r. Cruinley has suh-leasod of Z L. Conl
Ger an oil lease, aud is now putting down
we'll. The territory is considered good
heavy oil territory.
We learn that the Jenkins Bros. have
contract to put down another well for Mr..
+. Gilc1rist, on the McGregor tract, Mount
farm territory.
The Mount Farm OIL Compnny's new
well is most down, and, we understand With
a good prospect for oil.
Since the above was put in type we learn
that the wei 10 pumping 5 barrels OF 20
gravity oil per day.
The "GGanny" Oil Company have LEASED
a tract from the V o t6 G Co, on Elotts
cnn aud ,,ilI s,on cor, NJ, ,,.,,.,ia
The company is composed OF G.. William.
son, l.. Beck, @. Henderson,, J. Il. 5haier
j. Steen.
Wm. G. Stiles, Jr., bought the New Dli
minicn.Oil Co., tract, which was sold on
Tuesday last, the price paid beiug So $50
We understand thai he Will shortly COM
mence erecting palasial residence, on
what is known as the Coulson farm.
John ". Stephens, the veteran CONTRACT
tor, has, since October last, drilled seven
wells for Col. j. T. Vlnal, is now engaged
in erecting 3 rigs preparatory to drilling
the wells, for the same party. The walls
are located on tho West Va. Ola Oh
Land Co. tract.
The "Wiaow's Sou" Oil Co. are putting
down well on Mitchella farm, on one o
the branches OF the Ball Greek. They have
named the well the "Log Cabin" THIS
well is bein Z drilled on new territory, and
if ''sirike" is got, there will open up sill
further the oil territory OF Wes, Virginia.
The old Shriver well, belonging TO the
Mount Farm Co., has been cleaned out and
drilled twenty feet deeper, and GU Saturday
commenced pumping oil at the rate OF so
barrels per day, 29o gravity. The super ,
intendent, Mr.. Luckenback, intends clean
ing out all the wells belonging to that com,
pany, hoping by that means to bring the
production of the company up to the stands
ard OF or 8 years ago. The Shriver well
was considered played out, and had been
abandoned, - Volcano Lubricator.
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John Fagley and Jane Croy. formerly OF
this place, were united in the holy bonds OF
matrimony at Turkey Ran City, by Squire
Patterson, also formerly of this place, and
duly elected Justice of the Peace, night
before last 1t being the first wedding SOL
emuized by the Justice. as matter of
course be felt little diHideut about salus.
ing the bushing bride, but finally mustered
up courage sufficient to do his duty. The
affair passed of to the satisfaction Of all.
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She'll Garfield wins tho Eirst Event.

ShCl CauIelu ~ ANS tAo Afr- b NAA''
OF late there has been great deal oI oAd
blood and cbatiog going on between the en-
poyees OF the two rival livery stables III
town, as to which owned the ocst aud last
es! horses. Yesterday the whole thing was
settled. to the entire satisfaction Of all COM
cerned, by halt dozen heats on Washing
ton street. between the two representative
horses OF both stables. Canie!d's Sorrel
Mare agains, the opposition stables Black
Geldiug, the Garfield mare winning every
heat. The excitement was very great at
one time amongst the outsiders; bnt soon
snbsded when they saw how unequal the
horses were matched. But all we heard
speak of the affair thought she black horse
would have made a better race, had he been
driven by some one, who coud have pulled
the lines properly over him, with the least
show ofjudgement in managing trotllne
horse but as it was the thing went. Iaw!
y-a-w! Y-----a---w.
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An urchln of seven years went into Wy
mans barber shop few days ago and asked
him to cut his hair as smooth as q billiard
bali. He was asked if his mother had on
dored it cnt that way! mo, replied be;
shut school commenced last week, and we
have got n school mistress that pulls hair. {"
His hair was cut in the latest style, and the
little fellow went on his was rejoicing.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-09-12

"Pckirg Cherries down toe Laue," and
"Happy Hours" are two new songs by the
renowned Millard, both containing all the
elements of popularity and both really eX/
ceIlent They can be had at any music
store, for the trlle Of 40 cents each, or will
be seht free o postage. on receipt of price.
by the publishers, Lee &c Walker, 922
Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
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Tomorrow afternoon there is 10 be o
grand horse race on the Dalzsll Flats, Pc
troleum Centre, for $25 a side, between the
Black Colt, of Tidioute, and Bay Frank, OF
Petroleum Centre. Best three in five;
quarter mile heats. A lively race is antic-
ipated and lots OF sport.
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Three railway accidents in England
Tuesday caused the papers to raise loud
vail in favor of government interference to
SOP the innocent advertisements of tie raiI/
way managers.
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The first term of the Ohio Agricultural
ana Mecbauical,Colle begins next Wed
nesday. ut is thought the institution Will
open with between sevepty-fve and one
huudred students.