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Cures all Kinds of Catarrh.

So successful has DR.: Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery proven, as a constitu.
tional treatment for Catarrl,, when coupled
with the use Of DR.. Sage's Catarri Remedy,
applied locally by the use Of DIR. Piercc's
Nasal Douche (the only method Of reaching
the upper and back cavities Of the head,
that the proprietor Of these medicines has
long offered standing reward Of $500 for
q case Of Catarrh which he cannot cure.
The two medicines, with instrument, for ~
by druggists.
4 SPECIMEN OUT or THO CSANDS.
CORTLAND, ILL.,, April g. 1873.
DR.. PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Sir:-It is with pleasure l make
this statement to you that after taking med
icine for twenty years for the Catarrh, l
tried your Catarrh Remedy and effected q
cure, 50 that it has not troubled me for
two years. 5. WHEELER.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.
People should beware Of those impostors
who copy Dr.. Pierce's original style Of ad-
vertising, by Offering various sized rewards
for cases Of CatarTh and other diseases
which thsy can not cure. Those who do
not possess sufficient intelligence to write
an original advertisement are not likely to
have made great and valuable discoveries
il medicine.
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". EGBERT SMITH Principal.

MINERAL SURvEys.-Mr. J. NJ. Page, T..
S. Deputy Mineral Surveyor, presents his
card in this issue and sOlicits the work Of
Deer Lodge county miners. Mr.. Page is
well spoken Of as surveyor, and has here
toforc been engaged chiefly in Madison
county. Being located at Gaffney. miners
in the southern part Of this county, he
states, can procure his services at much
lower rates than surveyor could bc had
from other points. Letters addressed to
him will receive prompt attention.
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JewElRy Ato WA1cHts!
WATCHES AND JEWELRY REPAIR
ED PROMPTLY AND SATISFAC-
TORILY AT REASONABLE
PRICES.
Jevelrv Manufactured from Montana G"ld'
Having Located
AT RosENTHALs STORE, MAIN STREET,
am prepared 10 manufacture jewelry OF native goo,
70 rppsr watches and Jswery promptly and guarantee
the same. Nv prices will he reasonable.
Having had many years experience In watch making
and jcweliug, am assured In guaranteeing Custom
ers good work.
EIIRSCH,
F. IIIRSCH,

DExrlsrRY.-D. L. Ogden, L. D. s.,
resident dentist Of Virginia City, will make
professional visit to Deer Lodge on the
18th of December, to remain for few days.
when he will be happy to wait ON all those
favoring him with call. He will stop At
the Scott House. SSl
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change of officers last Monday, pursuant to
selection on the 4th Of August, was not
very extensive but reached some important
offices. Mr.. 4. +. Mayhem succeeds Mr..
J. {. Robinson rs District Attorney. We
are satisfied Mr.. Mayhem will make first
rate officer. and were glad to see him q can
didatc. Mr.. Robinson filled the Office cred
itably, and was earnest and active in his
duties. We heard one Of the County Com
mi>sionels say few days since that ''Mr.
Robinson had made more commitments and
ut less expense to the county than any pre-
ccdims District Attorney and no more
crc,litablc words could he spoken.
Mr.. Th"s. Stark succeeds Mr.. J. b. Will
cox rs County Commissioner. The latter
was an efficient, careful and attentive men,
Der Of one Of the best Boards Of Commits
>i"ncrs we have seen in Montana. during
whose administration the debt has been
materially decreased and county warrants
nearly doubled in value. Mr.. W. leaves
the Board with the reputation Of having
been true to his accepted trust, and worked
faithfully and successfully for the welfare
Of the county. Mr.. Thos. Stark who sue
ccc,ls him has the fullest confidence Of tho
people of all parties. and the Board a.
constituted will doubtless continue to main.
tain the reputation it has had for the past
four years, noted Cor its integrity and Gaze
ful administration Of county affairs.
Judge &. j.. Irvine. succeeds Judge ID. p
Newcomer rs Probate Judge, the latter
voluntarily retiring from official position
after an incumbency Of nearly eight years.
Judge Newcomer was good officer, leaves
the "sice without an imputation upon hi
official character, and is popular enough Il
get it again if he wishes it. Ncithe
Of the above retiring officers were candi
dates for reelection. Judge Irvine VIII
succeeds rs Probate Judge is one Of TIN
Oldest inhabitants Of the county, and hav
ing for several years been Justice Of tn
Peace is qualified to discharge the rcspo,l
sible duties intclligently from the com
mcnccmcnt.
These. we believe, were all the Office
rotating last Monday.
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THE ROAD SUIT.-The suits for special
Road Taxes mentioned last week, came up
before c. E. Irvine, Justice Of the Peace,
on last Saturday, Mr.. d. p. Newcomer, for
the thirty or 30 defendants. The defendants
won the case on some technicality, and the
Road District was adjusdel to pay the costs
some $50. The parties then paid their
taxes.
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y0fice Of Dissolution.

The CopaItnership heretofore exi-tin. under the
firm name Of Howe / Hirsch has this day been dis
solved BY mutual consent, +. II!rsch retiring: 4 D.
Howe assuming oil the assets ard liabilities Of the
old firm.
A. u. HOWE.
r. II R>.H
Deer lodyc N r November 18TH, 1873. 2sLit
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ROAD DIsTRICT.-.A petition signed Ivy a
large proportion Of the property holders Of
this district, asking for its adjustment,
was handed the Board Of County Commits
sioners on Tuesday. The Board was dis
posed t" favorally consider the petition,
but as the district is $500 in debt, it was
deemed necessary to continue it until that
indebtedness is xtinsuisl,ed. If the dis
trict were abolished there would be no
method whereby to pay the debt. If con-
tinued the road tax Of one mill on the dol
lar will go to that fund next year, and be
sufficient for the purpose. by not appoint
ing another Supervisor in February the
expense will be stopped and the object at
tanned. 1t is due Mr.. Sigsby to state that
NO increase Of the debt has occurred since
he was supervisor. 4 small portion of it
was incurred while Judge Williams was
Supervisor, and the larger portion under
the administration Of Mr.. O'Neil.
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BORN


DEEsAN-In Helena, November ~, 1874, to the wife
Of Ross Dce:an, con.
DAHLKR--ln Salt Lake City. November II. 1s'a to
the wife Of Chas l.. DshleI, q sou.
BooKEn--ln Helena, November q, 1875, TO the wife
Of George Booker, daughter.
PATrEE-In Miss0nla November ~, 1873, to the wife
Of David Pattcc, daughter.
BowLER--In Helena, November 20 1873, to the wife
of II. II. Bowler. a son.
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ATTENTION., EVERYBODY

STATIONERY. SCHOOL BOOKS. XISCELLANE
Gus BOOKS.
Just Re- .civei this day direct from Arst Houses.
ru-y.,.,.r Srocx OF hooks AND STATIONERY.
Tue STANDARD SCHOOL Books or MONTANA.
PAPRI. States, COPY ROCKS, PENS, INKS.
ETC, I:TC., ETC
The Late It Literary and STANDARD 8eeks.
Buy before the assortment IL broken.
~ d. s. KENYON Deer Lodge.
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PANIC Prices roa PANIC TIMES.

In order to meet our Eastern payments
wants are great and used for money
greater. we have Gctormiaed - make .
farther reduction in cur rriecs
All Wool Ca>!,mrrrs reduced from $3.50
"SI.l0 per yard.
French pnplins reduced from fl.5O to
$l.io per yard.
Frrnc., PoplnS reduced from k..25 t."
$3.50 per yard.
Royal Sa,incs reduced frm tl.29j to 15c.
per yard.
vi Wool Plaid, reduced from tlOOto 75c.
per yard
Al! Wool Plad> reduced from $l.a5 to
<i.m per yard.
English M"rino reduced f,"m a0c. to &c.
per yard.
silk p"plins reduced from ela.W to $500
l"r pattern.
silk p"plin- reduced from ti5.o to sl2.0o
yer pattern.
Ladies Cloth Cloak. rrlnrei from d 10 81 each.
:. - - - o. to a cacl,
=" ~ 10 $3.50
% to % I"
Bed Spreads to - each.
Flour Sacks reduced 10 ei:.5O per hun
dr,i
Pour Sacking reduced to '2ic. per yard
Grey California Blankets selling Mt 49,
l"r pair.
Remnants "c Dclaincs, Caslin,crcs. I'm
press Cloths and other Dress G""'ls, at les
ti,an r"st.
Mems and Boys Clothing, Mems an'
Boys Boots and other goods greatly re
duccd
I. \. BONNER < co.
\. B.-All persons knowing tl,emselve
indebted to III are urgently requested t
nakc immediate payment.
220 e. l.. BONNER 4 co.
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CLOSING OUT SALE!

In order to close out my q 4 . stock Of
Goods within tho next sixty days, viii
sell
DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
At Lower Prices than ever before offered
in Montana.
Nv stock Of the hes. quality. and comprises every
thing usually kept In FirrtCias Dry Goods
and Clothing House.
A. intend closing out my business in Deer Lodge at
any -acrdc". my stock will be sold at
LESS THAN COST,
FOR CASH ONLY.
Now is the time for those wanting Clothing OF
Dry Goods Cheap. 10 lay In their -npP!tes.
Store tor sale or to let
40 jos. 0oocnshal.
CHINESE TRrAL.-The case Of Hang La
Chung. indicted as (Ah Chung) for the
murder Of All Wah, in Bear gilch last Au'
gust, came mp before the District Court "'
"Wednesday. A jury was not proc"red
until Thursday noon. several panels having
been exhausted. The tria! II the case bc
gan Thursday evening. Was found guilty
Of granddaughter, and will be brought ~
for sentence to-day.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

HAVING; LEASED THE BOWEs HOUSE ON
/ second street, will. on
MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1OTn, 1873,
Open Select School where pupils will I've instructed
in the En:lish Branches.
TERMs--4S % per month In advance.
Two " three girl. viii be accommodated with
board at REASONABLE rates ~. hoard and tuition.
ss7-u Il. LAWRENCE.
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DEER LODGE planning MILL
Sash and Door Factory,

We have the Largest md hist ASs0rscd Lumber Yasd
In the Territory, IL connection With the above.
PRICES WILL DIZZY COMPETITION.
.AN NANCE Z MURPHY. Prspriessss
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Gold and Silver Lodcs, and Placers.

Surveyed by Lyman 4 DeI.acy, and pat
cntcd without cost Of trip /" Helena by
claimants. Terms the lowest. All kinds
Of public land business transacted 10y j.. B.
Lyman. former Register. Information free.
Claimants will find il greatly to their adj
vantage by applying di'rctly TO or address
Ing them 10y mail 1t Helena, ". r.
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u, .,~ IS. !umcs (. hr"'y ""th"''zeH a. '.."'"'
,r,t..u. ,.nt tor th" ~" Mont" WEI '"''
introduction h" net d.
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Hay Fer SALE.

! w!i, deliver the hes. article Of UPLAND HAY In
aud around Deer Lodge on the shortest n"tice, In
quantity to suii. send orders ~ my honsc.
36u A. ELLIOTT.
Cv11oxwoop CREnK. October -, 1853.
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have just received tine lot Of guns
and pistols, which I will offer for sale
cheap. WY. COLEMAN
22o
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Persons in want vi cartridges and fixed
ammunition will do we'll 10 call and exam
inc WM toLEMAH's stock. rs llc has the
largest and best assortment IN the city.
2?y
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leR..J.IS:Il;e'.|.
Methodist South Appointments.
. . .

r.r-pygtri,r ssnirrs WI h" E"Id A. the count
A. i, r.utlow : u.da!j Il" II \ ., and - ke'.
: Il IT,. mi i'n'"
r>I,. e. .,,as >rn"0i n ihe', House al ~
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ROLL OF HONOR.
DEER LODGE PUD1.Jc SCHOOL,
ADVANCED DEPARTMENT.

Tie table shows the relative standin: VI pupils
whose average In attendance punctaaty, department
and Rotations, or more in scale Of TO- For the
month ~ndin. November 39th, 1873.
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" CALIFORNIA FRUIT STORE
COHEN b co., Propristors.

Having leased the Stone building opposite Gerber
pickiusons, We have established
Wnelesale and Retail Fruit 8ters,
And will keep In Stock
California FAN and Winter Apples,
California FAN and Winter PearA
Lemons, Grspes. and all kinds Of Fsaits,
Tosacco., Segsrs Candies. etc.
which will be cold 1t the
Most REASONABLE Prices in Montana.
Wholesale Orders fsom the Camps solicited.
BOOTHS FRESH OYSTE r 8
Just Received.
D. COHEN Z CO.
pers Lodge, Novcsaher Z, 1873. III
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LOCAL ~ EW 5.

LlrnAuy ..itc the severity
Of the weather there was a quite large
attendance at the S.'icty "N last Tuesday
evening. The rrlsnt 0f the Treasurer. Mr..
!. =. Wilcox showed the association solvent
init Of debt with y considerable amount
due from members. tn" Secretary requests
lH,,rrnt from all in arrears al next meeting.
The report Of the Librarian. Miss Jennie
lI.2nor. shows "A number W volumes and
magazines are ont and mot accounted for
to the Librarian. Persons having them
will please account for the same by title to
Mr.. VIM. Hyde. present Librarian. As the
Order Of exercises designated 10y the COM
mittrr. th. president read an Inaugural.
the subject matter Of which can only te
accounted Cor IN his possible belief that
A Iiri" folly now and then.
i-rIi.hrh by the best ol men,.
Nr. J. &. Robinson and Miss Rczn"r fol-
lowed with select readings. and Prof. W.
Erbc,t Smith. Critic for the evening,
avnwrl tliecA.,riscs were beyond criticism.
Mrs. Addison Smith was tiicreupon dcsig-
mated Critic for the next meeting. IL we
wvuld "pr,g"., there must I've the dis
.ip,n" Of censorship. Having now fairly
rr-nr,.anizrd for the winter the members
anticipate interesting meetings.
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PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
REDCCTIOy Nv BOARD AND LODGING
ut the
SCOTT HOUSE,
Deer Lodge, Montana.


TO NJ; the Scott House In accord with the timcs. I
have made Reduction in Board aud Lodging to the
following Prices. to take effect and after Monday.
October ~. ls.3--
TABLE BOARD. PER WEEK s 700
BOARD AND ROOM PER WEEK l2 90
BOARD PER DAY, WITH ROOM 400
SINGLE MEALS 50
LODGINGS 50
Having Rcfurnishcd and Rcfttcd the Rooms aud
Paors of the Scott House and secured the services OF
Mrs. II. MERCER in charge Of the housekeeping Dc.
partmcnt, Guests will find this Hotel superior In all
it, Appointments 70 any Hotel on the West Side.
Reading and Card Rooms
For Gentlemen.
4 Fine PDrIor Piano Il at the Service
II Guests.
No effort viii be spared 10 render the Tables salts
factory the Epcurean Tastes and the heartcst
Appetite.
Thankful for past patronage the continuance Of 1t
il Respectfully solicited.
SAM. SCOTT,
2ai ScoTr lforsE.
DER LensE. October l6 1873.
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On and after Monday. October 9oh, the above rates
will be charged at the JORDAN HOUSE.
The Tables will b. Supplied with the
Best the Market Affords.
share Of Public Patronage Respectfully Solicited
MR8. JORDAN.
Sun Pearl Building.
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Metropolitan Billiard Rooms!
GERBER 4 DICKINSON

VsNDi.N DIV
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other side and two OF the bcst-runnin: billiard tables
In the Territory. Special invitations 10 the whole
community tO-cOme and rec ".
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II you want fine candies 90 to
IN WV. CoLyMAN'a.
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NEW GOODS
FOR THE FAIL AND WINTER.
an now receiving extensive shipmcnts Of new
Dress GO0tlr,
Shawls,
California and States Flaunelr
Linseys,
Cassimcres,
Twccts and Jeanes,
Blankets,
Ginghams.
KniS Goods, 4e
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KAU V00de, &c
The Best Brands n
Benchcd and Brown Muslins and Sheetingp. EmbrCd.
cries, Ribbons and Fancy Goods. in great variety.
Ladies'. Misses aud Chiirens Wooden Hosiery, OF
Ill descriptions.
Ny stock Of Carpets and Floor Oh
Cloths cannot be excellcd in variety OF
styles and quality Of goods.
ASSORTED STOCK OF FLOUR AND GRAIN
SACKS
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DIED
NJ AIT lSli. -.

SlrroS--PATRlcE--A the residence Of the brides
father near FrcnchiOwn. NJ. r., Sunday, Novem
Der u, 1871. by Richard Chili-. froba;c Judge,
Nj. =. II. sutton md Miss Sarnh j.. eldest dangh
ter Of j. W. Patrick, Esq.
SHRErJER- ErECnLi--At the Oriental Hotel. on the
18th inst, By The Rev. 5 q. iIavernae, Mr.. j. il
Shrcher, Of Xnntaua. and Miss Josephine Purcell
Of this c;ty.-Nc!ia EaIid Union. Nov. ~
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BEST HYDRAULIC HOSE.
carry the LARGEST Stock in this line Of an,
house in Deer Lodge county. and vail give Gus.
TONERS the bene6t in Lew Prices, which my
advantages in maxim: extensive purchases enable mt
to do.
An inspection Of Stock in STORE and WARE
HOUSE IL respectfully solicited.
4 Speciality in (;cnts' Underwear. at
Wholesale or Retail.
Orders filed with care and dispatch.
CRAS. BLUM,
128 Main Street. Deer Lodge.
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\. B.-All persons knowing themselves
indebted to III are urgently requested to
inakc immediate payment.
229 e. l.. BONNER 4 co.
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MAP OF KANSAS.
And complete
Homesteader's Guide

Containing tho Homestead Law, the Pre-.
emption Law, the New Timber Law. and
other important facts that Ill emierants
should know-all for City cents. Address
JOHN N. wELoIN. Great Bend, Barton
County, Kansas. S0.4o
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Dennis &Ayerill's building is near
" completed and is now occupied BY
themselves. with . mammoth supply
OF agricultural implements. and Pen
rose Parks with hardware. Den
mis- & Averill are selling lots OF
those celebrated stirring piows-
Furst 4 Bradleys and Grand.de-
tosr.. Tor which they are sole SCENTS
for Tans County. They have a.
ready delivered four threshiug mach.
ines hero and moro are daily expect.
"a. THIS snssrpfisiDg arm arc sell.
ing Brisk, BuiIdips Stone. Lime,
Salt, Cement and 6sasoo Also coal
for hoass and blacksmith's uss.
Yesterday looked 10 upop Denu,s
d AverilI's stock snd 6nd r. large,
ND their impaements are Of the best
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the mosioa,to accept the list as pre-
sented was immed iately voted down
by quite > large majority. 8. e.
Brown then made motion that the
delegates be elected by voting for
them separately. which motion, after
considerable talk was carried, and
the following delegates were elected:
Jas. Bargs, Horace Day, Nathan.
lei Wheaton,, Oscar Parks, B. A.
Hall, ]. H. Smith, J. Nicholson, w.
A. McLagen.
The meeting then adjourned with.
out instruc.ing their delegates.
We can well say with Bret Harte
"that tor ways that ore dark and for
tricks that are vain," the Tama City
politician is peculiar.
BoLlvER SKlDwALLux.
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According to latest adyices Ben
Buffers chances of being nominated
Governor OF Massachusetts are not
a. good - they were one week ago.
Washburne, II i quite generally con.
csdsd, will rece,ve > majority Of one
hundred and fifty votes 10 the Con.
vention. Buffers Back Pay steal
has crippsd him, a. it should every
other man, who has done as he has IN
the matters For the good Of the
"Bay State" tor the good name Of
the Republican party !. remains to
DO hoped that Butler will not attain
to gubernatorial honors yet awhile.
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STATE NEws.

The FaYette County Union Of the
81 has the following: Last Satur.
day there remaihed eleven miles Of
track laying to fiji the gap between
the two ends OF tho Milwaukee
branch of the r. G. r. & NJ. r. Il.
The expectation of the com pany is,
to unite the two ends Saturday, and
to commence running trains to the
Fair on Monday, the BIB.
Horace Colle1n. ,pf De corah. com.
mitted suicide flos1tly by taking =
dose Of Gigantic potassium.
A Cedar Falls dispatch of Sept. 6,
to the Chicago jour NAL says: "Ground
was broken here on Thursday, on the
narrow gauge railroad proposed from
Cedar Falls, via Belle PLANE to Sig
Quincy, where the finest coal, in in
exhausable quantities, will be opened
up t. ne. Noyes, Hayden & Co.,
are the contractors Of the work be
tween Cedar Falls and Belle PLANE.
The Republicans OF Linn county
held their convention last Saturday.
Two maiden ladies in the vicinity
Of Rock Falls have done something
this season in the way OF farming.
They plowed, sowed, reaped and
threshed a crop Of their own raising,
amounting to 100 bushels of wheat
and IS bushels OF oats.
A couple of men from the country
tried their hands at three card monte
in Cedar Rapids Friday. The forty
dollars they put up was pocketed
with satisfaction by the professionals
Daniel Meditation, of Washing
ton township, Clinton county, was
recently killed by lightning while
driving load of hay, the latter, with
the wagon, beng entirely consumed.
The Boone Democrat says: A
couple of three card monte men got
hold OF man going east ono night
last week, and fleeced him out OF
$500 between this city and Nevada.
AZ ANevaua Iuoy EvSVu tuu t,a,n,
aud waiting for the westward bound
express train, they got on that as did
also their victim, who informed the
conductor Of his loss. The latter
telegraphed from Ames to this city
to have officers in waiting to arrest
the rascals on the arrival OF the train
here. but the dispatch was not re
ceiyed ID time to comply, as it does
not take the express train over hall
an hsur TO run up from Ames. The
conductor had the men in the rear
car 10 prevent their escape, bat as the
train Stacked up before reaching
town they jumped out OF the window
and escaped.
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The Peoples Movement.

The last new departure Of pol.
iticia,s, commonly known as the
peoples movement has thus far
failed to gather the strength antici-
pated by The politicians who gave it
being, and in their wisdom, adopted q
name that was thought would prove
acceptable to tho masses. The aver
age American attaches little to
name; something tangible must be
presented, ard IN the organization OF
political party, some live issue is as
necessary as are air and water to ami
NAL and vegetable existence. There
are to-day 40 live issues between the
Republican and other parties that tho
outs are trying to organize. The
new parties have promised nothing
but that tho Republican is ready and
willing to accomplish - rapidly rs
can be done. The makeup OF the
rivals to tho Republican party is stri
king. the leaders being disappointed
Office seekers and Democrats men
whose abilities have not heretofore
been recognized by the party in
power.
To charge 1.-The people" and par
,icuIarly the Oranges with this effort
to break down TIE Republican party
Is unjust, aud the utter fslure OF the
new depArturis.s" next mo2th will
prove to the would.be political cham
pions that the Changers, : majority
OF whom arc Republicans, are not yet
ready to abandon safe ship to take
passage upon rotten hulk. Whenev.
er an issue OF national importance,
like the question OF tariff is made be
Tween parties, it will then be reason
sble to expect rivalry, that will
make political campaigns interesting:
put until that time, tho tone of cam.
,aign politics must be low. and the
itself tame.