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Good Water Lots.

The following fine water lots cnn be
purchased cheap for cash. They are situated on O
high buT, with very little marsh in front Of them.
Eight lots in block 67l.
Ei.htiots in block 639.
Eight bts in block Cos.
Eight lots in block 62i.
Eight lots in block GOO.
Forty lots in block go.
Forty lots in block Col.
Forty lots In blOckGaS.
Forty lots in block G23.
Forty lots in block COS.
= Apply to
J. G. THOMPSON.
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BON.TON FILTRATION SIGNALS.

sent on receipt Of 25 cents. Unique Printing and
Publishing House, 36 Vesey Street New fo1ks
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A enon4o everywhere TO sell our new and
ASt1IS novel Bmbroidcring Machine send
VIZ - ! a 4 for illustrated Circulxf 10 the
wv a. - y 9 " Mckee Manufacturing Company,
500 Broadway, New York.
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NILS. Langley County auditor, made an appli-
cation that one thousand dollars should be set apart
from monies at present in the treasury, for assess
mcnt of real and personal property The application
was grantd.
The commissioners decided the road on Johnson's
cnnsnMaY TO remain omen.
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THE PARLOR COMPANION.

Every Lady wants ONE!
Every Man ought to have one!l
Sent on receipt Of Ten Cents Address, L. F. HYDE
& CO., 19j Seventh Avenue, New York.
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Local ereVities.

Philipsburs celebrated the ED with an
address by E. B. Waterbury, Esq.
A doe assortment of that Montana made
stonewarc on sale n J. B. Wilcoxs.
Mr.. Phil. Evans says the grass il starting
In the valley. Pretty good for front end Of
March.
Hank Walton does business on the largest
scale of any man In western Montana.
Splendid sleighing On Sunday, Monday
and Tuesday and the mercury ranging away
up In the sixties. Ito augeepie' now.
The Courier says "Nr. Owings will he
accommodated by the Bozemsn chess play &.
ers." So far 30 good. Mr.. Owings wishes
business to proceed. Set the game.
The Imperial Club dance on Tuesday ev.
ening was mcagrely attended,. But it is
said ''sll the folks" will he out next Tues.
day evening and then look out for fun.
Mr.. q. o. NcLain had glorious times with
bic rife st the Pattee ranch this winter,
having killed dozens Of black tail deer and
mountain sheep on the hills within sight Of
the house.
We presume from the dispatches that
Messrs. Kohrs and Bell are losing some Of
their Snake River cattle. We have not .
yet this winter heard of head of stock dy.
Ing or suffering from hard weather here.
Dr.. Geo. Perry, Kiyus, Pioneer, has dis
covered and keeps constantly on hand the
only reliable preventative and remedy for
the much dreaded spizootic. Two bits .
dose.
-Aodv. M e00
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Personals.

Nj. A ]. Davidson and Harry A. DAchcul
were passengers on the Helena bound coach
on thursday.
MI. Thos. Z. Tut has sold his interest In
the Hoskell bank, St. Joe, No. and will re-
turn to Aop.sua this spnng.
Ed. Corbin, the rustler, 10 off at his old
tricks again, keeping his division Of the
stage line in tip.top condition.
Mr.. G. L. Weeks, who has been working
on Gilchriets shaft on the Parrot. is in
town, and says the ore 10 still widening
with gold bearing rock coming in.
Our energetic matchmaker townsman,
WIN. hyde, Was at At Maysville early this
week setting tho chronOmctcrs OF Cedar
Greek In order and expects to he in Bear
town for st. Patrick's Day. .-... !.
David Crockett, the man killed by the dos.
parade Benson, q Logan recently. resided
for several year, q German Gulch In this
county, and wss esteemed - an excellent
citizen. He left here syear sads half
ago. E.E5E##"
Walter. W. johnson, Surveyor. having
made mineral land survey on Dry Cotton
wood, left on Thursday 70 make survey
on the Mountain Chief lode ct Butte. He
vii be In town again % Sunday and Moa'
day. Parties wishing surveys ms''e will
please make note.
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A Observation-Disclosures" bumor.
Gus account Of his ''Splendid House" In
Bozeman recalls IN incident related by Mr.
G. w. Couldock on HE last visit to Montana
When he and Miss Couldock were on their
way West to join the Lsngr'she Company at
Denver, they stopped few days to play 10
one of the aspiring young towns in West.
ern State. The first walking gentleman"
Was addicted to drink. and coming on the
stage In bad condition couple Of evenings,
the engagement was abruptly Terminated by
Nj. Couldock A number OF good citizens
thereupon signed paper declaring their
appreciation Of their abilities, and asking
Mr.. sni Miss G. to give = Reading. The
gentlemen presenting 1t said, IF they would
favor them with Reading the house would
not hold the people,"
"You accepted the complimentary testi.
monisl, of course"
''Yes; that was how we come to give our
Arst Reading"
And hal . good house?"
."Yes, It was splendid house. and they
he'd told no the truth: They said the house
wouldn't bold the people snd,-.-is did"T."
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Gen. Perry, Pioneer. has bought an interest
with Sullivan, Skinner & Burrier. in Pixies
Peak gulch. They have 1000 feet of
ground, and 1000 feet dumping ground,
and will put 10 two feet nucc ~ som q
westhcr permits, having already ordered onS
hundred IL feet boxes. They have the use
Of the water coming from Pilgrim Bar. of
which there 10 an ample quantity for hum.
Ing.
DR.. L, W. Woodruff, of Willow Creek,
this week made sale Of his interest In Orig.
iusl lode. Butte, 10 Judge W. B. Dance aud
other for fair figure. ''Doc' still retains
some mining interests on the West Side &C.
quired several years ago.
Nj. r. p. Hopkins, mctallurgist, who has
been examining the lead property Of The
National Mining Company of New York
City, q Butte, returned = few days ego.
He 10 very much pleased with the ores there
% far . he could examine them, and 10.
lieves the leads when developed will prove
rich, He 70 sufficiently well Satisfied OF
this 70 recommend the company to put on
force this spring, develop their property and
ship their ores.
Nj. g. O. McLsin, Of Blackfoot, who
hes with bic wife and boy been winteripg
ct McCabs's on the Cedar Greek road. 70
turned on Monday to get ready for the
seasons mining. The company Of which
he and Thos. =. Pounds, and Frank Green
are members, own the Ohio ditch (the larg'
est one at Blacktoot; and sll the old Car
peuter Bar cigginss, except the claims Of
Duffy b Co. They intend this season
working in the gulch, and after working
that out will 10 over the old ground, clean
Ink up the hills and gulches that have d
ready paid 600 per day to the hand. 1t Il
good ground Ia have yet. e.
Walter w. Johnsoo, surveyor, came ovea
on Mondays coach to survey placer mining
land for Messsa "a. II. Irvine & Co., neal
Carsboo, preparatory TO peaeoting H.
Capt John H. Rodgers has hired BIZ
miners for Pilgrim Bar q o per day. Tbs
appesss y b the standard prizes at PioDeel
and Pixies Peak.
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WASouIc pRESEU :A0oo0,
0ess 6elgs ne. -. A4 4 Presses
9. 1lsgsat Tssensaiai - Pase 1lasass

Subsequent IL the usual order of business
!" regular communication 1T D.xr L,,lge
NJ. ~, A. r. s A. H., held In their hall On
last Saturday evening, Bro Hiram Knowles
advanced to the East and In brief and
happy speech presented Past Master E. 8.
Stsckpole with . Mssonic Past Masters
Medal. ~ token Of the esteem, confidence
and love of the Lodge. The recipient res.
pended feclingly and quite briefly n tho
sentiments expressed In behalf of the Lodge
having had not the slightes. intim.,ion If
the presentation, and silent gratitude getting
the better of eloquent expression. The tee.
timo- 10! 10 the most elegantly beautiful one
We have seen. The design Is after the style
Of the decorations worn by members Of the
European Orders, and In its compsctness and
design, and ~ IN example Of the goldsmishs
skill, 10 ~ pretty an emblem ~ royalty
need wear. Tue medal, of solid gold two
inches in diameter, 10 pendant on badge Of
royal purple crossed by three bars on which
hang emblemst,c pendants. On the circle
of the A,ctlsl are the various LOdyc jewels,
resting on base Of trusted gold, and with.
In The circle Past Masters jewel. On the
reverse u engraved:
PRESENTED TO
PAST MASTER e. o. sTAcEP0LE,
By THE BRETHREN or DEER LODGE NO. II,
4. P.AA. n. FEB. ~, lS73.
The jewel was manufactured In New
York " the order of w. N. w. A. Clark,
who had been designated by the Lodge to
procure It. That 1t b worthily bestowed
upon good Mason, Deer Lodge M. IA, 10
fully assured, and that the recipient will
ever treasure the good words, good wishes,
and good gift Of the Lodge with grateful
memory needs no vouching. 1t wss pleas.
ant Masonic occasion TO oil. and ed. {"
thinks II ut il more blessed to give than to
receive" never happier hearts throbbed
within the threshold Of Masonry.
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LOCAL n EWS.

TySDALL's PRAYER TEsr.-Rcverend
v, L. Blackwell had large audience on
NA sabbath evening 10 hear his discourse
ID Gswer to what IL known % Prof. Tyn.
dolls Prayer Test proposition the propos.
I,ion being 10 test the efficacy Of special
prayer - claimed by orthodox christians.
II We remember Alright the proposition was
s,me.hing - foilows: An equal number Of
patients suffering from disease and having
u nearly - possible equal chances of death
or recovery. q determined by the ssbuls.ed
statistics and the conditions of the patients.
10 he placed In two different wards OF .
hospital: the treatment, care, ETC., to he
like for each wsrl; those In one ward to
have special prayer for their recovery msdc
BY the Christian world; the Others not to be
prayed for by anybody; the instances of re.
covery or d, 9th 10 be entered up to the debit
orcreli. Of Prayer and the result to determine
the question. Tie Reverend gentleman IN
discussing the proposition argued the con.
di,ions were impossible, that prayer under
the plan proposed would be lacking impor.
tan. elements that give it efficacy, that moth
Ing could prevent both wards being prayed
for or being benefited by It, and that the
TyndsIl Prayer Test could no: be accepted
BY the Christian world, although they be-
lieved dcvoutly In the efficacy of Prayer.
The discourse evidenced that the speaker
had given tho subject earnest thought and
was intently listened u by his hearers, each
of whom probably decided for themselves
the question - 70 whether or not the Prayer
Test was fair method for determining the
mootcd point. II seems to 10 that under
oil tho circumstances of the test there would
be q much log rolling and buttonholing to
get In the prayer ward ~ there IL among
politicians to get into Office this week.
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Proposals for Flour.
OFFICE GRIEF ConnlssARY o. SUBSISTENCE.
DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA.
ar PAUL. xlNx Feb. Is. lS7a

OFFICE CnIBP C0M0l1eA1Y OF SCBs19f8HCE.l
DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA.
ST. PAUL, MINI Feb. Is. ls7a)
SEALED PROPOSALS in duplicate. arc invited
until Is O'Clock H., THURSDAY, MARCH q. 1874
fur furnishing the u D. Subsistence Department with
1000 pounds Fresh Ground XXX Flour. to be made
wholly from original stock Ut sound Spring Wheat Of
bret Quality. and delivered ~ follows:
AT FORT SHAW. n. r.. $4,000 pounds, on or before
O,00 pcunds more on o. before Sept 80 1874
At FORT ELLIS lis y. T.. s+ooo pounds on or before
s0m poupds more on a. bsfoee Sept. 20. 1874.
AT CAMP BAKER II T. ocpounds on or before
S0O pounds more on or before Sept. % 1873,
Also for furnishug delivered ct FOst Ellis, n. T.,
on o. before July u. iss 600 pounds good Fine Salt,
In barrels.
Tia Flour to be delivered in good strong sacks or
barrels.
Bidders must state the brand Of Flour offered, and
each bid should contain written guarantee from two
the contract II awarded. sample Of at least eight
ounces Of each brand q nonr offered. must
tho bid, and each sample be numbered and marked
with the name If the bidder and these marks be r.
fevred to In his bid.
The proposals. win b. endorsed distinctly 'Propos
als for Su6sist.ucs siover~ and addressed to the A.
c. g.. Fort shaw, n. r., Ut which place they will be
opened At the time above stated and bidders arc In
vited to be present to respond to their bids.
By authority Of the Department Commander.
I99at Capt. c. s., Bs. Ii. Col. U. 8. A.
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write you few items whilst waiting
for The express to take mo 70 Cedar. One
Of the s,cial dances 70 frequently held here
took place On the s4th inst. There were
twenty i've ladies present (only three Of
whom we're white, thsrest being half. breede)
and about hfiy gestlemen. principally
Preach Comedians A party of gentlemen
came over from the Jocko Agency, and
some frosa Nissou:a The music was com.
posed Of clariuaes, end violin played left.
bonded By 1.-THE Village Blacksmith. "
Tickets were . oach, including supper.
Thess ass about thirty houses hero msny Of
vhish wses buslt daring ths Cedar Greek
sxeteasat. bot ooly Ten ere occsp'ed st
present. III gn.a
II. Oliver PscAs,te has fsd 10 hoss since
Tho lss Of Novsmbss, tbe Ted costing gu.
aad ~ sullcssss feed lett for the balance
q he wissee. Twenty sig Of thsse b b
fneesainx which will average 80 pounds
acA. Il ~ sa,nnss ~ led % camas
@ shs prairie and shsis osly espssss ,
herdlae. Jsne Love wbo hasme5s 10
raiaee Ron sniokeas u - Halley ard joes
IL uossy u niaiag lDssu1 la = agaia
4, The bussusD wisI - 6est ~ whieh
b sxpsc,s 70 mn - - nes. g.
- isss givsa o1s lgp 1aiss Br.haA,
100 zen "a vsighlag - peesdA Two
ihepsaod' poss1s q Arss eughassy M =
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rPY TELEGRAPH

The Beseman.Deer Ledge chess Gsne.
BozExAN. March 1.-THE Bozeman chess
players will play tho Deer Lodge chess
players match of three gamcs by telegraph.
the losers to pay the telegraph expenses and
to contribute to the winning party one sctt
of Stsunton chess men, English manufac.
ture, club size. made Of box. wood aud
ebony.
(All right. Draw your articles.
JAS. E. OwlNGs.
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ANOTHER CURE FOR EPIzoo. Den.
yer Neses publishes . well authenticated
statement. that . band Of horses in Douglas
county having been infected by epizoo.y
had access to . barrel of lime. and eating Of
1t voraciously were cured almost Immediately
and without any injurious rcsulia The
Ners recommends the use of Stacked lime to
horse owners On the Pacific Slope.
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SO WORTH OF BOOKS FREE

TIE Pablkhers Il LIPPlNCOTTB MAGAZINE
win pscseas Ta DeiissS w0sth Il their pahaicae6oos
to BE- ss)ectcd from eees ist Ct ovee 500 wUrks-so
ecsbev q eb reEsS, - each 90 b tAsrgulas psioel
special Circular. with Catalogue. mailed on appca
Ivssraied nailed to any s6drs.s O receipt IT Ten
Ccnts Addreaa J. b. LlPf1NCUTT } CO..
IS9 PuhlishssA Philade3phia.
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1.-THE altitude Of Deer Lodge 10 0htaiued from the
ssn OF years. harometric observations by Granville
stuart The Hayden measurement wss. peshaps the
result Of one observation. The other measurements
1t W. W. Johnson, wesc msde from only single Obj
sesvsti0us. but are approximately correct.
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REDUCTION in PRICES.
FROM THIS DATE WE WILL MAKE
GREAT REDUCTION IN THE
PRICE OF ALL
Mt Err 90 y 8.
We propose 70 cell our present stock now rather than
carry It over 70 another year.
lslankcts, Heavy ClothinGs
....AND....
WOODEN GOODS,
o, al kipds, We ore now offering lower than ever
before.
Oar stock 10 suited to the wants IT the people, and
Large enough 70 supply the Wholesale
ard Retail trade Ut the County.
Que Price, to All,
~ rule ~ do not dsviats from.
Ell BONNER g. GO.
Deer Ledge, n. f., January II. Ie7A

TEE STAGE LINE. We have heard It
slated that the epizooty has not Affected
Gimer & salisburyi Utah Line - bsl -
the Oiiicers If that line would have Nom
tanisns believe. W. hsve had It made man
iiest to 10 by iudisputable evidence that The
disease he's effected many horses on the line.
The company have lost no horses It 10 true,
end the mails and psssengsrs have besn De
laycd considerably, q which there has bsen
exceptional complaint. But We believe the
officers Of the company have done every.
thing reasonable, humane and sensible to
keep the coaches going, protect their stock
and accommodate the public. To hsve
isshed sick horses through heavy roads and
snow would hsve besn inhumsn and prob
ably have killed enough stock 10 have q.
tended the detention weeks beyond what u
will be. With the line we'll stored with
feed and medicines, the experience Of other
localities to guide them, and . material To-
serest 10 going through the epidemic season
- safely and speedily - possible, NJ. O.
J. Salisbury and bis division agents, Reed
and Corbiu have probably ''rastlcd" the
100000 better than any other siege com
psuy In the country. The horses on Mr..
Rsad's division Snake River 70 Corinne-
were oil recovering ten days ago. He he'd
n o< k,ss and did not espect to los horse.
In alieile more time the stock will be In %
70, ID wusking order % ever. On the Moan.
tain Divisioa, on the lst., the horsesat HoIs
In be Rock, Pleasant Valley, Junction,
and Willow Springs were very sick, and Il
was ex pectsd 70 extend 70 LovelFe BY sbt
,..t az ,his wesk. Il has come more slowly
than va anticiealed aud hes scarcely bseu
bad on m use thsa 10 70 $50 miles OF road
At time. OvG each routes the horses On
not driven fasser thsa . walk. ana ni9h'
driving has enabled The mails to b bsoaGht
with the exs ~ptisa Of Ausing ~ ssags o.
the divide. In fssm ok 70 eight days, - na
express goods ass aasstsA and travel = Hight
I, i. believed The worst Il past - The hsras'
on The divide asd sssth shoslA bow b re-
covering. and on ihs sssthsn end tho road
orc better. Il II shalt b = - may es'na
ourselves Corsunata
BY Telegraph March Oh.
Oss hoess sick q Rysns. Coca eessee
SUNNI, .. 1910 .. ~. today; ~ Saassa
gevs. Coach left Snake River at ?. -
two pssssagsrs. One left Snake h'ves 80
Ing South 1t the came time. Blowing 1870
two feet of SOW on levsl gfa
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H0llowAys PILL. blood 10 the very essence
Of health and life. 1t furnishes the eomponents Of
1esh. hume. inuscle. nerve and integument. The
stomach IL the apparatus-thc sstssea the distribu-
tan and the intestiues the channels BY which the
waste matter Il carried oG. Upon the stomach and
bowels these medicines sct simultaseousy. = cents
per box Og pOe
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~ IxDlAu MAasAcas.- -Ths FSaDns -
'diasa ore backslidisg from ~ sselseesss
Baker gave sbsn, asd hsss jsse sd6sd e.
othsr,bossse 10 ne hlesegy q lhe tsseoess
spsrths lSllowias: 80
FosrDsscas, u. T., 1agca g. -
sasy Of Pssess IaAaas kljbd HlnA 90
I'D cAasto nasdslee = - - 800 -
asess 1agls Cgssk . - ~ l1.'l
'Asy ~ - G0lwiaae6. JoGeboo 49,
-Aeuiely 0nllr1ool s
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Notice.

All pcspOns knowing themselves indebted to me By
note account. will please remember that my post
o9ice address 10 Wl. WILSON,
/ IS3 Deer L0dge City.
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WANTED

To buy dvc head Of good milch COWS, for which the
Cash will he paid. Apply " HENRY y. NEIL,
90 Oancrs' Ranch OK 10 W. r. DANCE.
Deer Lodge February n, 1873. 1904
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms!

GERBER 4 DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side Or any
other side and two OF tho bestrupning billiard tables
in the Territory. Special Invitations 70 the whole
epU0uulty to-c0me ans 90
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Obs to $40 =. .:s. 81 Al Ass s;::.
90 u working people of either ee3. yoap9 or Old
make soss nosey = vSrk Tor % z thetr spare no
nents al TIE me, than st euything else. paJttc
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A81yUDDO - k0QAIS11D
= 6sWio - 0ask anA Doee Ioago 0eanp
#@@ tioe
tbsrometrSc Aeasuremsses By ". ". J0hnaoo, G. ~
The following table IT attitudes. was pes.
pared ny Mr.. johnson. In ssesiesoS obscrva.
iions and calculations during the past two
years:
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special n OtlCca.

LOST Do0-16 % 8BWARD.
STPAYED OR STOLEN on Sunday last March
ID, Black mixed Setter and newfoundland pappy.
shout ~ months old, with white on breast aud ONE
white fore foot. The above reward will be paid "
returned IN J. b. WILCOX.
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DEER LODGE PLANNING MILL
Sasa aul Door NetsFy,


CouxrY CoNnlsssoHERA- Ttsfull Board
Of Cosnsy Comnissionsss-1sssel Irvtse.
Wilcox aud Eyans- bsea II sessioa thts
vssk aakisg out ths Assaal Report q
cossty aaaacs. ed hsys noe ut coapjaasd
& Iacidsasal = this they have gose Over
shs secpuats sinas lbs organisation Of ehs
cosasy, chseking up go lien. Il - d.
velvsd . ssorneas snesas = vssk - ~
Boasd ssd - II. n a. C,ask, Gee0v
ODsk.
Tie 0sssd bas sppoisssd ~ fsaovia1
Rad Uspavisosp: Hirss Dlssdcs, W
oleshE Oscss6 Oiaesica. Jshs Rala& TIKI
nislssee, Jcta Hsss HesrsA Dtassci.
ore TiSsh Otsssics. Il. 0sssa.
4 VALID wsll 3 5sss - = diasaalae -
= TT -. ~ ''1ss ~ vaDses p0p
4 sraessd = ~ ssa1h.saee es19 ~
oeeet nssss ~. IL Dsaed = 49, -
ssllaelag : essassA - isa 6soss - 4 :
opnt - v1nlls : G1Soso ueesaAsa. !
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BaUCpk AT NieAolasvtlje, Ksstss1U, - ths nj q
Feheuasy, I054 JuAEe janso Cs0sae DgUee. hFueb-
q Of John =. BeUec. ~.sHr-ss h s*#4s
dsaGhtee G Jasvb ana Leuixa ]. Aikss, aeDd II
yeoSA s#gse5 8 -
Druens-At q, vlneents Academy, Gslesa, March
s, o52 b he9 15eh yooe q pesonouia, 1assieo
Z. Dsa@A dsaghtse u !. J. Osasrs. q French
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lIElIlGlOCG

lsIcl-lGlOC0.
Observation-Disclosures will be held st Odd Eel.
low hail II u a. m. aud !. m. Tomorrow. Rev. J.
X Ru,sc. officiating
Sunday school 1t ~ .. sn.
CAruolic--Rev Father DeEeyckcre will hold services
the Catholic Church. Deer Lodge, tomorrow at 10Y
an.
The Sr. JANIS Sunday school meets 1t O'Clock p.
10 each sunday Mt the Court House.
Rev. j. 8. Ca,lin will preach at Warm Spring School
House March 10, nt II 4. VI. aud p. M.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-08

Custom N1adc Boots,
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Best stock of Imported
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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1873-03-08

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-04-21

New VIEW OF THE SALARY STEAL.-A
correspondent Of the Tribune suggests
that tho sum stolen and pocketed by Con
gressmcn under the head Of increased
salaries does not at oil represent the real
aggregate CT that robbery. The next
Congress, It's numbers being increased by
the new apportiOnment, will draw ST.
100000 extra, and 80 of its successors
Tho act Of increase entails o perpetual
annual charge Of $4,000 on the Treasury.
This Is exactly five per cent on $l8,OOOt-
900, and that is the rate at which the
Government is now borrowing money.
The elect Is therefore precisely the same
rs II Congress had issued $1s,OoO,oOO
bonds stolen the proceeds and left the
people to pay the interest on them. This
may seem strained view OF the case, but
it is perfectly plain that tho 100000 ex-
TIA cost that has been added to the annual
sitting5 Of Congress would nay the interest
on 100000 OF the consolidated debt.
The annual addition to the Presidents
salary would pay the interest on a halt
million of that debt.