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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1875-04-10

i
rien de notre district, est de retour de
Washington.--Jeff: Thompson,ingenieur
qui fat general, pretend que la crue du
Mississippi sera redoutable.-Le Sentinel
decoche un trait q Kellogg ct ddnne un
balser Pinchback. LIE meme Sentinel:
en- prose,en versa droite, q gauche. par
tout ct CONSIGNMENT, assommeO D. T. HIM.
saker. II NY va pas de main morte. ii
a pour projectiles tous les noms,tous les
titres, tontes les qualifications ct tous
les cl'ches don't Sc servit la presse con-
servatlice ct democ1atique contre Ia ra-
dicaille. Pauvre general-plumet! Un
exass0cie!. Car O. +. Hunsaker fut
jadis ,ln des redacte,rs ct une des cloi-
res du Sentinel. Maisles temps chansent,
les interets deviennent contraires, ct les
amlties passent. Ce qui ne passe NAL
heureusement pas, c'est t'esprit de mali
ce, dc corruption ct d'avidit6 chez les
politicians. Quand deux politicians s'as-
sociert, c'est pour cxploiter une situa.
ton; quand lis Sc s6parent, c'est que
Fun DIES couchcurs attire toutes les cou=
ventures i Iii; quand lis Sc battent.c'est
due Eos est ditficile partager ct rapp6
tit feroce. QUAINT a rinteret public, on
ell parle pour Ia frime ct pour Ia salts
faction des badauds: Qui paies-Le
peuple imbecile.
Nj. A. Roman ma nullement lintcu.
ton dabandonner rexevice de sa pro-
1esslon d'avocat. II pretend, au contrai.
re,rexercer avec plus d'activite que ia
mals ct etendre son cercle de relations
lTofessionnelles. Car nous voyons dams
rltei'l quill s'occupe, CONNIE avocat ct
CONNIE notaire, de collections, de regle-
ments de stlccessions, d'examens de IL
tres, ct de tout ce qui trait a sa pro.
tesSiOn.
L'AbetUe dit aycc raison: ..Toutes les
personnes qni lui conferOnt leurs into
rets pe'lvent etres cert;,ines quill les de.
1enara avec autant de ztle que de pru-
dence ct dhabilete."
/, Nous avons Ia douleur d'enrecistler
Ia mort de deux personnes estimables de
notre paroisse, madame Etienne Bour-
geois ct NJ. Genois Leblanc, ,tous les deux
decides dimanche dernier.
Madame Etienne Bourgeois await les
qualities qui distinguent la femme ct Ia
Louisianaisc. NJ. G6nois Leblanc, ieune
encore, environ 35 ans; etait i'm homme
de ctPur ct un caractere devoue ct gene
reuX.
Et puis une p6nible nouvelle nous est
arrivee tfu vieux monde, de France, ct
qui nous apprend la mort dun fidelc ct
constant ami de trente annees, dun hon.
me qui fnt bon a tous ct excellent pour
nous, dun citoyen don't pamitie nous a
etc chere ct precieuse pendant vinpt
annees d'absenee, d'exil ct souvent de
miseres:
Brave Louis Mariette! Mais il a bien
vecu, ct il laisse 4 son tils toute une vie
dc travail, de conscience ct de deyoirx
remplis. Apres tout, me faut-il pas mou-
rlr, ct les heureux sont.ils les yiyaatsy
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-01-22

A BACHELOR in Omaha, Neb., who was
the fortunate possessor of house ready
furnished, recently effected a most adj
vantageous arrangement. He found a.
pleasant family anxious to take boarders,
and willing to take his house and furnish
him with board and part of the profits Tor
the rent This arrangement worked very
pleasantly for the bachelor until the otner
morning, when he awoke and found tne
family gone and himself with house Iuli
of boarders to provide for. AT last ac.
counts he was trying to extricate hlmse1
from the dilemma.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
National Surgical Institute.
The Pacific branch Permanently EstnO,
IIShed I'm San Francisco.

Since the first visit of DR.. II. Il. Allen
the founder of the National Surgical In
stltutc) to this coast, nearly two years ago,
it has been the intention Of the Institute
to establish q Branch in San Francisco.
The subsequent visits of other Surgeons
of the Institute, and tic unparalleled sue
cess which attended them, liAs served only
to strengthen the project. After the cx-
pcnditurc of much time, labor and money
i'll preparing instruments, machinery, ETC.,
the Pacific Branch is Mt last permanently
established, md will be open for the re-
ccption of patients by the middle of this
month. For the present, and until further
notice, tho business will he continued ut
their old building, No. $40 Bush street,
between Kcarny and Montgomery. The
machinery for the Swedish movement and
vacuum cure; Galvanic and Electrical ap.
paratus, and for giving The Electro Their
NAL, Turkish, YHpor and other baths, has
nj! been received from the East, (whcre il
WAS manufactured in the Institute ma.
chine shops), md is rapidly being placed
i'll position. DR.. ]. NJ. IIinklc, one of the
oldest and most successful surgeons of the
Institute, associated with DR.. Thos. Mayor
and n corps OF skilled assistants, are nj.
ready in San Francisco, and will remain
there permanently in churgc of the Brancl
Institute; consequently no further qucs
tons need be asked or fears a~pprchcndct
concerning the permancncy and pro
ficicncy of the Pacific Branch.
DR.. Allen will visit the Institute in Sar
Francisco Oh the Goth of this month, and
remain until the 18th of May following
during which time he will be pleased t.
see MI the old patients now under treat
mcnt, and rs many new ones rs possible
The Institute is especially prepared t.
treat all Dcformities and Surgical cases
Chronic Diseases, etc.
Address National Surgical Institute
80 Bush street, San Francisco, for circu
lar and particulars.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
The Ripht Kind OF n BOY.

Over fifty years ago, q youth working
on n farm asked his father to give him
money enough to buy a gun. The old
man could not spare it, but the boy, moth
ing daunted, found an old piece of iron
about tho place, and in the course of
time contrived to make a gun barrel out
of it with tho very meagre facilities Afford
ed by n country blacksmith's shop. He
had not the materials to make q lock and
stock, so ho walked TO the nearest town
and traded for tho necessary attachments,
and was encouraged by the smith for
having made so good q shooter; this gave
him the ambition to make another; 30 he
went to cutting out grindstones from the
native -ock to raise money for gun ma
~tsrials, and in q short time there was u
considerable demand for guns of his
make. During the Fronch war with Pru1-
Ella he was called upon to furnish guns
for the army, and in less than eight
months lie made and delivered to the
Government of France rifles of n partic-
ular pattern, costing $4,000, 900, which
amount was duly paid. Tho same man
furnishes rifles o for tho United States,
South America, Rome, Spain, Egypt and
Japan. The farmers boy who wanted n
gun is Eliphalct Remington, Ilion, n. Y.
His mnnufactory covers four acres of
ground, and he employs 1900 men. Not
satisfied with this achievement, he has re-
Gently completed 4 sewing machine, which
is reported to be quito q SUCCESS. This is
the type of n boy who, when there il not
n way, makes n way for himself.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
Big Invention,

Lloyd, the famous map man, who made all
Army, certificates Of which he published, has
Just invented a way Of getting n relief plate
rom steel so rs 10 print LlDyd's Mapof Amer.
lean Conllncnt--showing from ocean 10 ocean
I0n ono entire sheet Of bank note paper, 4Ox
orcd, sized and vanished 80 rs 10 stand wnsh.
ing, and mailing. for 30 cents, and plain for
tourlstS2j cents, or mounted with rollers ready
Tor the wall, and delivered, postpaid, any.
where In The world, on receipt Of Iiny ccnis.
Ihis map shows tho whole United States and
with n million places on II, such rs towns
titlcs, Villages, mountains, lakes, rivers,
streams, gold mines. railway stations, etc. This
map should he In every house. Send price
10 the Lloyd Map Company, Philadelphia, aud
you VII get q copy by return mall.--Ndo
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
Centinela Colony.

The Ccnllnela Rancho, situated on the coasL
In q westerly direction from Los Angeles and
about three miles distant from the limits OF
that beautiful city, contains % 100 ncres of
Boou, nrnhlc valley land, n large portion C!
which Is choice bottom and well adapted To
The cultivation Of scmi.tropicnl fruits. Near
tic highest elevation Is a cluster of lnrpc
springs, from which ilows q stream Of crystal
watcr several feet Wide and six or eight Inches
deep, which may be conducted to almost my
portion Of the rancho. On he adIoinIny
rInciIcs ore strong flowing wells, md II is the
opinion OF Governor DOwncy, Mr.. Garcy and
others, that urtcslan water can he readily Sc.
cured on Il large portion Of the land purchased.
IiIc snrreyOr Is laying out q town In q central
position and about three miles from n well
sheltered bny. The Los Angeles ind PnciiIc
Railroad Company has been Incorporated 10
build n rnIlrond from the landing, where a
Whit VIII be built, running through Cent?
ncln to Los Angeles.
There are orange, lemon and lime trees now
loaded with fruit, G,OO orange trees rrowinp
In the orchard, 7y000 thrcc.ycar.0id orange
trees " in the nursery, 800 Langucdoc
almond trees Just commencing, to bear. sry.
cral hundred other fruit trees, and S50,OOO
worth Of sheep and other personal property.
The soil Is first rate, water good, Inndlnp
convenient, market good, and the land dog
cheap. Ccnttneln will sell well under the ham,
Incr. Hero Is a chance for those who nre look.
Ing for homes. Over tgo hundred shares have
already been subscribed for, and ] presume nil
The stock VIII soon he taken. Persons anxious
TO join the colony should lose no time In max.
ing. q PcIsonnI examination Of this propcrty.
These lands will be disposed Of hy the n,Ic.
%tioncer, MS Mt Lonpoc, to the highest bidder.
whether n member Of the Association or moi
The purchaser OF hOmcstcads will pay ten prr
cent. OF tho purchase money OH the day Of
sale, and len per cent. semi annually %tIcreaf.
Ter, WIN intcrcSt Mt ten per rent. per nnnuIn
until tho whole purchase price has been paid.
Persona desiring homes on Ibis bcnutiTni
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
Tho Man Who Actually Stole n Hole.

Tho st. Louis Republican has the follow
ing: The man wlU stole a hole lives in
Crawford county, Iowa, and he's n very
cool fellow, indeed. lie does not 20
about clad in purple and fine linen, but
belongs to that large ard now always re-
spcctnblc class of unprofcssional gentle
, men whose methods Or subsistence arc
uncertain and whose constant occupation
lies in looking for n job. 1t is more easy
to tell the story Of a man with a name
than OF one who has no title, and so this
Crawford county man may be designated
ms Jones. He was hired, not long ago,
during the "cold snap" to dig n grave Tor
"a person who Ind departed. from this
world Of woe, aud so le shouldercd his
spade and trudgcd unwillingly to The
cemetery. Arrived ut the cemetery Jones
perceived the head of u sturdy 'Swcdc
just visible above the edge of a grave
; just completed. Jones advanced 10 the
hole md entered into conversation with
the foreigner, from whom lie learned that
tho grave just completed would not be &C.
cllpicd mt once. Then tho Swcde went
away and Jones sHt down on the top of II
baby's tombstone, rested his elbows upon
his knees md his cheeks OH his hands and
4 moditatcd. lie rcilpcIed upon tho frost
- i'll tho ground and upon tho immense
amount Of labor involved in winter grave
digging. Then he left tho cemetery and
did not again put in an appearance until
the coming of the body for the reception
of which in earth lie was to have provid.
cd. When tho procession arrived, how
over, llo was ON land, and very scdatcly
conducted it to tho grave the Swcdc had
dug, where tho body was deposited. Jones
received the five dollars andl,icd him from
the vicinity Of tic cemetery, and all was
peaceful in the ncighhorliood until the
arrival Of the funeral procession with the
second body, the ono for which tho Swede
had prepared IL resting. place.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

SEND for n FREQ specimen copy Of the splcn.
DID mammoth doublc.shcct SAN FnANcTsco
WEEKLY CHRONICLE, m able, spicy and fear.
Ic;s paper. II always contains complete md
reliable market, mining and stock rcuoris: nIs0
n valuable agricultural department specially
prepared by M experienced editor. It IL ONLY
81 n year, with 2Ccnts additional for postage,
IN advance IN coin. No family should DO with.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

We invite attention to the advertisement OF
II. II. II. Horse Medicine In another place.
This remedy haS become celebrated alf over
the Pacific Coast, M well US cast Of tho Rocky
Mountains, mud every family will keep II In the
house cOnstantly II L l. once glycn alair trial.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

IT IL n fact not generally known To stu.
dents Of tho history of Massachusetts that
rs recently rs 1850 n woman was burned
Mt tho stake at CharlcstOwn, In that Com.
monwenltll, ION tho nottllrrly side Of the
Cambridge road, about n gihrlcr Of n
milo above tho peninsula" The woman
was a colorcd servant Of Captain John
Goldman, and wns burned for poisoning
licr master.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

E. BUTTERIcK & Cos reliable Patterns for
Ladies, Misses, Boys, and little Childrcn's
Garments. Paris. Vienna and Berlin STYLES re.
ceivcd each week. Send postage stamp for
catalogue. II. a. DEMING, Agent, No. III
Post Street. San FraDrIsro
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

a PRACTICAL ADVANTAGE. or MASONRY.
Some young men In the town Of E
having "cut up" one night to the dctri.
mcnt of certain windows aud bcil-puIls,
were lodged in the calaboosc, and, in due
time next morning confronted tho police
magistrate, who fined them five collars
each. One of them 'foolishly remarked
"Judgc, 1 was in hopes you would re.
member me, | belong to tho same lodge
with your The judge apparently sur.
priscd, replied with brOthcrly sympathy
"Ali, is IL sol Truly This is trothcr =!
] did not recognize you. Excuse Inc for
my dhllncss. Yes, we arc brother Ma
sons and should have thought Of that.
Nlr. Clerk Just fine II brother - ten
dollars. Being II Mason, Ic knows better
tho rules or propricty Thar other men
Fine him ten dollars. You will pay the
clerk, brother - Good morning.
brother -! Call tho next case"
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

LANE, II roU? Why don't you do rs I
do, cure all your lamcncss and pain with the
ncver-failing remedy, PRATT's ABOLITION Oil.
1t Is as good for internal rs for all external
aches and pains" For sale by all druggists.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

A nERrn IN tho Treasury Department,
according 70 the Boston Posl, il 10 be sun.
piled with Slicats from Alabama.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
Tho Remington Works.

The world offers, perhaps, at the present
time lew more notable Instances Of individual
enterprise and success than Is afforded by the
firm OF T. Remington & Sons, OF lion, y. Y.
Forty years ago the head OF this firm made OF
rough material n gun for his own use; to-day
they are manufacturing arms OF all descrip.
lions for nine different Governments. and ug.
rlcultural implements: improved moving ma
chimes, steel plows,. hoes. cultivators. road.
scrnpers, patent excarators In large quantities
Tor all parts OF the United States. One OF their
most recent triumplls has been the introduc.
ton OF an improved Sewing Machine.
II
Is rapidly gaining favor wherever II has beer
Introduced. Notwithstanding the many CT,
cellent machines In use, It Is destined TO be.
come the most popular machine OF the day
lis Stitch Is simply perfect on all kinds Of
goods, coarse and tine alike Its constructed
without rog-whccl, gears. rotary cams, or lev
crs. The silence and smoOthness Of its mo
lion Is proof positive Of its durability; whilC
the fact that II is so constructed that il can no
T." gum" will obviatc the necessity ESQ common
In other maclincs) of frequent clcaninr; ant
will insure IL TO run as easily after being n lonc
lime In use as when new. Its motion Is easy
almost noisless and uniform. The proprietor
claim that the Remington Is n perjrct machine
and, Notwithstanding the many Improvement
TINT have been made Ia other mnchiuc ",
are inclined TO think their claim Is q lcgiti
mate one.
Showers, Jewell &c Co, 81 Third street. ga,
Francisco. arc General Agents for the Rem
ingtnn. The fact that one does not buy a sew
ing machine very often, should lead The pun
chaser TO procure the best. We refer on
readers to Showers, Jewell & Coz advertise
mcnt in another column.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

The national GOLD MEDAL was awarded
to Bradley Il Rnlofson, San Francisco, for the
best Photographs In the United Statcs.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24
wN. II. RTIN

Apply 10 WIN. II. MARTIN.
General Agent California Immigrant Union.
~ California street, Sim Francisco; 10
TEMPLE & WORKMAN, bankers, or CIV.
SiliEl;DS, I3s Angeles, or Office Of the Cen.
lliiela Land Company, No. = Temple Block.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

SANTA barbara,
Parties desiring 10 visit the lind should n
cleaner from Sun Francisco 10 Los Angeles
Cfnrc, Sla): or take the Southern Pacific hail.
rOnuI NJ San Francisco ut $40 4. ". via Solcdad.
or The 4 +. ". train via Bakersfield, 10 Los An.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-04-24

Call and Examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10
The Y. M A Library.

Al the adjourned meeting on Tueeday
might. N small attendance present. C. T.
Clark il. the clair, Mr.. Koch pr seated
reso u'ions to III effect th,t the books he
placed in Gus Cdy Of three trustees, for
issue. u"t'l tx possible Reorganization
of the Association. or the formation of
some like society, Which, should not dis.
|crimina,e in favor Of any special class u
rganlzi.ion. The movable property e
TO I've sold, ard the funds in the treasury
are to he deposited on interest. After
some consideration Of said proposition
they were adopted, after OBJ ction by DR..
Monroe. ard refusal 10 vote of J, Y b.
rert. The latter Reiterated his desire to
sec the organization maintained and the
library thrown open to the use Of the
schools ss well as The public; but he was
voted down.-ana thus the end of the
Young Mems Association.
Mr.. Koch then nominated for trustees.
5. ". Langh"rne, G. L. Clark and A. ID.
McPhrrson. who were elected, Mr.. Bo-
CERT not voting. rs he considered tie
passage Of the resolutions s. unanimously
as rejecting upon his motives in pr"pos.
ing % replace tile books in their original
lacniiOn.
The demise of The result of so much
work and expenditure is to be regretted
but the action Of the meeting was 81
n, a,ly unanimous that r. surrct ton Of tn,
society seems distant.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10
THROW PHYSlC TO THE DOGS; ri
NONE OF IT."

NVN6 W
We do pot in the least feel like blaming
Macbeth for this expression of disgust;
i,deed. we ere rather inclined to sympa-
thize with him. Even nowadays most Of
the ca:hartics offered to the public are
great. pulsiyslosk,4g pills. the very ap-
pearance of winch iss Sufficient to 'sturn
ones stomacb.'' Had Macbeth ever taken
Dr.. Pierce s Pleasant Pergasive Pellets he
would not have uttered thoee words OF con
tempt. 1, is really encouraging. when
one is i'll, to find that little, sugar coated
Pellet, no lsrger than grain Of mustard :.
will as PROMPTLY produce the des red Of
feet Is a .ioee Of great. nause4ting pills.
These little Pellets. unlike other cathar-
tbs, ave really natures paysic. They do
not debi!itase, but tone and invigorate the
system. No family should be without
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pcrxat,ve Pellets.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10

Tn London Times Gays il has reason to
beheve that the British Government has
h'agAt from the Khedive Of Egypt 81
0O0. 90 sterling y. ORTIZ of shares Of The
Suez canal company, and that the Egyp
tiaD Government 10 authorized TO draw on
the Rothchilds ut sight for that amount.
This announcement II the substance OF q
telegram received ny the Bank Of Egypt
from lts Alexandila branch. The Time
adds that the Khe(live made the offer
lard the British Government accepted |,
Subject to the approval of Parliament.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10
Love and Reliaf

ooe had told him the night before n !,
her affections were lost t. him eorsv...
mat ''another's smile had won herr ,h..
sue was q captive without hone; that An.
others bright eyes and mili8uous v,,.,..
held her in bondage as the eyes Of ,hs
'ire"ded oas'lisk holds its victims. or n.
The tabled siren who sings one to sIee :
never 10 awaken. Ard thus they parted
Each knew the Others secret She co.Id
hide hers from the world By her tr,rh,
smiles; but with him, slas! how d,fferrn,
With" that manly bosom beat SKATER.
I'd hcart-br0ken and desolate. And
when. on the following day. he entered
GUYS Billiard Saloon, his face -. ~.
gard; his step had LOST it's spriteliness
He staggered rather than walked To ,
chair. and sat himself down with . deem
irawn sigh. HIS mind aremed burr. a n
he past. lie siezed al idle deck. and. EN-
ula,ing the example Of tn immortal M
poleon, hogan that beautiful game called
la SOLITAIRE. Zach card he played seemed
70 say. Il will do this Or die 1t my pos,. !,
Fortune seemed to favor him with he,
brightest smile. He had just got his las
starter when two miners from the B;aci
Hills came in at the door and were en-
gage'' in an animated discussion ~ to ID,
most feasibl. route to return to the Hills
they began mapping out with their finger.
various trails on the opposite side of IA,
table from our hero. When one Of III,
Black Killers, in showing the circuitou
route Of his opponents trail, accident,
got too far over the t.ble, his hand m.
IN contact with the players cards and scat
tered them till there was not one left OF
top 1T another. Then the ligh, that seem
ed growing brighter in our payers eye'
faded like falling mettor-hope died on
And as he raised from the table and stag
gered toward the Oar he excia med in &C
cents as wild and weird Us the moa ming o
a lost sonl, lis there any way in Cod al
mighty's world tha, Gan &c, drink will
out it's costing me any,hingr
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10
Montana Military Posts.

The annual report Of Brigadier General
A. II. Terry. Commanding the Depart.
ment Of Dakota, shows that the total force
in that Department consists of 224 officers.
8. 423 enlisted men. and sixty-lwo Indian
scouts. He recommends that q post Of
four companies be established al the Forks
of Musc!eshell river. to be composed Of
mixed cavalry and infantry, with view
to abandon Camp Baker in Montana, and
also to establish another post near the
head of navigation Of the Yellowstone,
near the Mouth of the Big Horn.-[ Helena
Herald,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10

If you go to Jake OAK w.s,d's, Charley
will sell you a shoops SHOVEL, a schoch
gun "r Vs'ch. If you don't wsnt either
Ct thes articles you can get square drink
for 26cts.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-12-10
s5 Per SACK for FLOUR.
- - = .-.&k = = a
2cts Per POUND for OATS

indebted to nue. for subscription tn
he .Montanian'' to March /. 1874. In
Gal,atin county, can raw the same by de-
,ivcr;np xxx Flour for me at any 81
,h- mills in the county. and be allowed
AZ 90 per sack for the same. and
nets to Jeo. P. Bruce. in BOzeman.
= cts per pound allowed.
Bran and Shorts II cents per pound
Those indebted DESTROYS OF ava'hne
themselves of the above offer, must de-
liver the produce by the OH OF Oeeemoef'
'o Nov - 1879 G.F. COPE.