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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03

The REPUBLICAN PARTY in the French
Chamber is evidently improving in wisdom.
The members have signed and published q
manifesto declaring that they will not OBJ
struct the passage of needed measures, in
order that the Assembly may get through its
work and dissolve. They probably feel that
in the next Assembly they will be able to con-
troll affairs so that the government will bs
practically in their hands-not counting
MacMahon.
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VOLUME .........................'NO. lo4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-07-03

The decision of the courts in this important
case cannot fail TO give general satisfaction.
A lady of some eighty years, suffering from tho
delusion that fires we're lighted by the devil
beneath her bed, made will giving all her
property to two religious corporations, be-
lieving such benefaction necessary to her
salvation. Soon after the lady died and her
relatives disputed the will AS all legal forms
had been fulfilled the only ground upon
which the will could be set aside was
the la1y's incompetence at the time of its
execution. Most satisfactory evidence being
produced showing that Mrs. Cruger was
evidently of unsound mind for some
years before the execution of the deed.
and that she never fully recovered
the use of her mental faculties the
Court very properly decided that the lady
died intestate. Too much care cannot DO
taken in admitting wills of this nature to pro-
bate, the unreasonable fear of punishment
in the next world producing species of SELF
ish insanity that induces moribund persons
to bestow their property on religious bodies
in way to work great injustice to their inn
mediate relatives. 1t is the interest Of society
that the law should discourage as much as
possible these deathbed gifts.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING

ROBINSON HALL,
West Sixteenth streeL-Englsh Opera-GIROFLE-
GiROFLA, at s r. NJ Matinee at2P. NJ
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ANOTHER FARCE WAS ENACTED by the
wrangng officials, Mayor Wickham and Comp
troller Green, yesterday. The Mayor prob
ably recognizing the fact that under the pres
ent law he has nothing to do but to sign the
fremens warrants for last months pay, but
still stubbornly bent on not giving way, pro-
cured stamp of his signature and with this
affixed his name to the warrants. The Comp
troller, resolved to bring the Mayor to his
feet, declined to regard the stamp as sigma
ture in the meaning of the law and refused to
receive or pay the warrants. This farce only
makes the actors in it appear more ridiculous
than ever. Mayor Wickham if sensible that
he has no protection against the personal
malice of the Comptroller, should have signed
the warrants in a manly manner, even If he
should have been compelled to forego the de-
lights of Long Island and to spend night
in the city in which the frsmen toll winter
and summer. The stamping was a school
boys trick. AS to the Comptroller, the i'm
pertinent cause of all the trouble, no one can
expect any other action from him but such as
will occasion the greatest amount of annoy
ance and inconvenience to others.
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GILMORE'S SUMNER GARDEN,
Barnum's HippodrOme. GRAND POPULAR CON
RI, at =. NJ. closes at ii P NJ. Matinee at ?. NJ.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
MARRIED.

lTAYLOR-GAGE-At the residence o
Mrs. Raymond. Virginia City, on tn,
Sd inst, by the Rev. E. G. Prout
Mr.. j. Hopkins Taylor, OF Rozeman,
to Miss. Agnes G. Cage, If Faribault
Minnesota.
The bride was accompanied to Frank.
lin by her faith, r, ard from that place Il
Virginia by Mr.. Chs. Rich. The part,
Was met at the latter pl ICE by the groom,
Mr.. Taylor, accompanied by Mr.. Davis
Wilson AID his lady. The wedding wa.
Ia quiet, unostentatious affair. but non.
the lrss happy on that account TO- thos.
Interested. Mr.. Taylor is al oil citizer
iof our comparatively young community
and he has proven himself worthy ont
in Every respect. For several years pas
he has been Postmaster ut Bozeman, anc
has discharged the duties pertaining te
the office, honestly, efficiently and will
fortitude. He deserves good wife, and
We are satisfied that his excellent taste
and good Judgment displayed in all his
aHalrs have been exercised b uuusuaI
care ia this important flair.
On their arrival in this place last night,
the newly welded couple were serena :
ded by tile silver cornet band.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Local Matters.
FORT PEASE.

new fleet of boats j. being construct
"a for the purpose of G. nstyinS good
and passengers 10 Fort Ptase. Several
bos,s lett Benson's Lending on the 29th,
Loaded. with goods for that point.
An overland party with wagons will
20 doxn from here in few days.
Goods are bein. rapidly shipped to that
poin. by the Yellowstone Fur Com
pany'' 10 supply the increasing demands
of,rale there
Weu ID rstand that parties are coming
through from ,he otl.r side 10 tie Big
Horn try, which, together with 'he
lMg, emigration from this section. ~ k
The est blishment of trading post at III
mouth of the BIZ Horn necessary to sup
ply the wants Of trarpers. hunters and
miners, a,d We ire gla 10 know that citi
pns Of this place VIII have control of the
trade Of that section. The brave. enter
prisiny men who invaded the vii 'erness
and forme d nue. GUS ot ciylilla'IOn III the
heart Of country "yerfnn by hostile saw
ages. deserve 10 reap rich reward tor
their courage ani enterprise. and We ere
M"p'nIon that such IL &c the result.
Ben Dexter l. preparing to GO down 10
Fort Pea>e, and authorizes lis 10 say that
be VIII l".v" Thai I,jace on the FIRST of
SMusry "i'h 4 rary If miners Tor he
Goose Creek mines AID notifies all per
sons who wish 10 accompany him 10 b.
81 the ren 'ezvGus Fort l'ess.) on or be-
fore tia, time. 4 complete Ouifi, can bt.
obtained at tie Fori al reasonable prices.
Tn Goose cree k mines are supposed "a be-
'icb in gold, and \ thorough exploration
Of that SECTION will be made. No infring-
ment on Indian country is contemplated.
the mines being lora'e'l on th- public do
main. 4 splendid opportunity is here
offered 70 the adventurous prosp, ctor
Its sad by h'sc who claim 10 be posted
that thu Black Hill. are FIR inferior as a
inning country to Coos creek.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Selling off lou for Cash,
Grain or Flour, our en-
tire stock Of goods.
j. II. K j. v. RlDGERT.
Business.

Bozcmsn has been decidedly lively thu
past week. The arrival of trains loaded
with merchandise. and the immense
ihrong of countrymen 10 town, have filled
cur streets, and merchants have been busy
receiving the former and supplying the
wants of the latter. There is every indi.
cation thar business will he good in Boze.
man tits fall. Rsnchmen appear to be
WILL b eled. and when that is the case.
general prosperity prevails. Meadows
mill Is running day and night. turning
ont 6onr to Oil The grange contract with
Fort. Ellis. This will somewhat re,ard
the appearance OF new -four in market, hut
it pu,G money in the pockets of our farm
ers. q large portion Of which finds Its way
into the merchants ill. Old -four is sell
ing at s. per sack. Butter is scarce. and
sells from stores at fifty cents per pound
Eggs are numbered with the luxuri.s Of
the past. Potatoes are Plentiful 1t one
cent per pound. Good wood sells readily
at 8 per cord.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Our Public School

'ne number Of s.Lolars at our publi
SOool has been rapidly increasing ~
s's'x ye'rs, AMI it is safe to saw tha
'us'e are now fully four tim, 9 az man,
when our little school house was pr.c,
~ ~. The building was then sufficient TO
.s purpose but the large increase in N,
a aa.Oe' o. scholars has rendered Il made
,s;' 70 met Present requirements. A
. .a.''%e Inc advanced 'iepsr,men, Of N,
" '.a consisting Of a limited number q,
., s.,' occupies the school house prom
49,, !, "u"e 'hr primary department. com
!; S." n.., ABOUT for'y-'wo scholars. IS tsuyh
!. . .;. room about ten by twelve fee
,,1 'e II is announcement, unheal,h,
!. :" u olse'ed''able to tie community. I
49,, n0 :, 100 lac 10 The season 10 aoi,s,e ~,
s ~, !. Of building a new school hons. -
Ices poen nr' 4 100 late to insist on the ,rus
NAV, pU'uF'ns a suitable rlpm for the pr,
w: Wv, ospa''ment of the school. and thu.
f,.s,., nl'le ones q chance 10 breath,
II. q .' y, they con their simple lessons
49,, !. ''od remplsr's hall would n.n "' :,
'''en' building 70, the purpose 80
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
4 FAMOUS MEDICAL INSTITUTION
From the Chicago Timoa

1.-THE name of Dr.. r. v. Pierce. of Rni
fa'o. N. Y, has become as familiar to III,
people oil over the country as Tho :,sehold
words" His wonderful remedies. nj,
pamphlets and books. and his large medi
cal experience. have. brought him iutt
prominence and gwen him q solid repu,s
ton. 4he Times. in the present issue
presents whole page communication
from DR.. Pierce. and our readers "A,
gain from it some idea Of the vast propor
t'ons OF his business and the merits Of hi.
medicines. He has at Buffalo q mammoth
establishment, appropriately ramed ..The
Worries Nspensary. where patients are
'rt a'ed, ard the remedies compounded,
Here nearly hundred persons are employ
ed In the several departments. and 9
corps oe able and skilled physicians stand
ready 10 alleviate the sufferings Of human
|lty by the most approve me:hOts These
,physicians are in frequent consultation,
with DR.. Pierce. and tl,ex combined ex
perlence is brought to bear on the success
fA.i s.~s>' s..s~s ct ~...a,;.. ate cases. The
Doctor is'a man Of large medical cxper
fence, and his extensive knowledge of ma
terra medica has been acknowledged by
presentations Of degrees from two of the
first NJ dical Colleges in the land"
If YOU would patronize medicines, scl-
'entifically prepared. use my Family Met',-
cines. Golden Medical Discovery is tonic,
alternative, or blood cleansing, and an un-
equa.ed cough remedy; Pleasant Purga-
tive Pellets. scarcely larger than mustard
seed, constitute an agreeable and reliable
phys'c; Favorite Prescription, remedy
for dehilitsted females; my Compound
Extract of Smart Weed. magical remedy
for pain. howell complaints. and an unequ-
s!ed Imminent tor bs,th human and horse
flesh; while DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy
is known the word over rs the greatest
srecific for Catarrh and '.COld in the
He'd" ever given to the public. They
are sold by Druggists.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
1eaowstone Transno-t...= -

1eaow'tone Transportssio -
n. pany.
Inward. LIFT here Tuesd.v y ME eou
me Esst. The Dpctor's ,;.,. "oIn'ns fo'
maze y the interest Of Tie ys j A%eric'
o, .an.p,rt'.ion Company. Of , rh,os
!. in" 70 ., the leading members il. e =
!. !: % purchase one Or laaio r. ,,'s oo'ec'
- - .an: to ply IN the Yr,low.,oa q:
4 ..;. "e.t season. He is not nr.c ",ns ~
=, 'n .ne business in hand, and II. ts,, a,,
90 doubt result 10 m.E;,e .'' .np VII
:snS J, e: sor the company. lie win .i. pc
r .nu e, s Toe business Of securing ,h.o...
.'es LOT freigh. from the p.,no|ns I' .:,
:. ne East to Montana. The .rco,. ss''e.
,an enterprise il beyond the .hsdou 4s o.
s"'" The company possess the m !" -,
. :, AID q correct unders,aoa s.s' ::
, ,ns business to insure it. The lard;n. ..
."e nrst boat ct the b. I'D Of nav;a"..s ss 81
dsva ae :. next season will Be- N, y,
lawn ss' OF new era in Eastern Mon,. ,ne
o.'"s'"e with it genera prosperity to o.,
; ;mrs ana making Bozeman the mos,
Important town IN the Territory - ''os'
~. - WI BRING settlers to the country he
' Is well as filling our ewn fertile ",
'eys with thrifty population. w. va -.
NOT LED aseray IN this matter nv A. y" 80. ".e
. .ssT ~: local feeling or by visionary ides..
an 80 - MAKO the prediction here, that n.
oprnAng OF. this new route win resu,, =
[ rs.':s. coupling the present population Of
'ne territory before the close of nov,
season. II win insure the est.h,,.hns s.'
OF strong military post at or ne.r 18th tn.
mouth Of the Big Horn, thus onen;n. y,
% settlement. and safe passag. over. : = Va. -
ard rich territory, heretofore iochsa
against the pubic by the presence NJ h...
Ne l"a'ans who never let an occasion
pass wrere they could use the tomah.vl
and sca'ping knife on the white man
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
a Long Trip Alone.

>, Jos. W: cochrape. an old resident of
the Gallatin valley. and a typo bv the
way who was employed .. the Times Of.
nee in this place last winter, threw nm
Ills cases IN the early spring, having /.
severe attack of the Black Hills fever
Joe arrived at For. Laramie jus. in time
10 NEE: the Black Hills adventures
marching out under military escort. He
concluded ne didn't want any Of that in
hIs'n. Casting about, he could find no
place as good as the one he had left, and
ne crossed the wilderness, through the
heart OF the Sioux country. from Lara.
ME TO bozemsn, making almost the entire
distance alone. He turned up in our
midst Saturday. as hearty as ever, and has
already left for trapping and wolfiup
season on the ellowstone.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
LOCAL DIGRsgTION.
Merchants you should never let
Yonr ad vcrfisina r....

Mercnants you should never let
Your advertising rest;
Your big white hands were never maA
T" hang int0 your vest.
DR.. Glazier of Fort Ellis stated "a.
this week. It
Dr. Osborne very good naturally ask
all indebted to him 10 call and settle.
Two l'rge trains arrived YESTERDAY
with new goods for our merchants.
IA Complete assor,men, Station,
cry ~ J. BASlNSKI'S.
Mr.. Charles Rich returned Wednesda,
from the railroad.
Twelve thousand dollars worth Of good
have been shipped to Fort Pease.'
A. L'mme & Co. have some nice nick
led pork II twenty cents per pound.
DR.. A. N. Smith lad an arm di, locate,
yesterday. caused by his team attemptiu.
to run away. "
DR.. Whit'f'ot, who has been stationed
at Fort Ellis the past five years, has bee,
assigned to duty at Fort Shaw.
The Helena coaah leaves Bozeman At
O'Clock daily. Virginia City coach tri
weekly at the same hour. !
The Grand Lodge, I. o. G.. T.. is in ser
sion at Helena. Elev. subordinate lodge
are represented.
Mr.. Nelson Story left Saturday with hi
tram which wa. loaded with goods adj
supplies for the Crow Agency.
Winter wheat has received . good star,
by upious warm showers of rain, which
fell the past few days.
The November term Of tho Third Jud;
cial District Court commenced at Helen,
on the lot inst, Judge Wade presiding.
A. Lsmmc s Go. are doing a rushing
business. Three or four salcsmen are KEEP
busy waiting on customers.
The Exchange Saloon at Helena, til,
leading saloon in the Territory, has re
duced the price Of liquors and ciga,s t
fteen cents. or two for quarter.
Flour is quoted hy Helena pap rs a
4@45O; wheat, &; oats, 2}c: barley, ca
BIC; potatoes. &c; eggs, 55c; butter, 4Oc
cheese, 1S@2Oc.
Burnett is in the market with good Ii
quors at wholesale amt retail, lumber
wood, potatoes, sc. Call and get tar
gains.
7. Burnett has received . large stock
Of new goods, and as will be seen by
l"cal advertisement, he intends to do 4
rafting business, based on cheap prices
and cash money. Call and zee him.
We have received for publication an ar:
ticlc from U s. Marshal Wheeler, in rela-
lion ,othc late T. S. Grand Jury. It arrived
TOO late for this sue. We shall give the
Marshal 6 hearing next week.
a. Lsn,me s Co. rec-ivel another 10
voice Of new go lis Monday. This strr
ling house is determined 10 keep up with
the times. and cell goods as cheap as the
Cheapest.
J. F. Fletcher. ESQ.,. OF Bsaver Head
County, one ui the original subscribers Ia
the COURIER, was it, Boz+man Tuesday.
He came oves fuE the purpose Of purcha>-
Jug Oats The graneries of Gallaiin val
ley can supply all desiring that necessary
~.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Flour

This article has assumed frmer tone
during the past week and more buyers are
lin the market. We have heard Ut one
81 g within the last few day OF lou
seeks at "a 80 per sark. 1t Is believed oy
many conversant with the -four business
that It will reach IS per eack before
Christmas. Very little wheat has oeen
sown this f.ll, and most of the farmers IN
this county will not put in cnDps Ut spring
wheat on sccosnt of the hl'ef that crops
viii he DESTROYED next season oy 'ne
erssshoppers. 10 many places the wheat
when threshed has tarnea ont osa'y.
There was very little xxx wheat maze
the past seasOn. -ru,
Th.re 10 no ques ton that Hour VIII Z
uneatlv ia densand next spring ana O!'nk
ernd figures. therefore holders Of wees'
IL this county do not intend to turn 'ns''
.,cna into -four till . good price can oe
ob,e.ned for it, which 70 think = ve''
enable.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

We have received Information from re
liable authority that our friend Charl'
Hot, one of the mrmlAera Of the R'ze
man Mi"ing Company vt Norwegisn
Gulch. rrce tIy I'D 10 the hymensal ALTA
Ms 3. Rouse. daughter OF b. e. Rouse
ais" member ot the same c,mt AMY. The
psrties Ill Lsil from A0zemsn. ana We
wish them joy III the happy consolids.ion
thps made.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Yours, &c, =
D. FL. CARPEN FER.
LoetlL6oO Rawarf.,

On the 32nd of next month . orphaned
youth about So years of old five feet
SIX inches tall in width. Had on when
last seen . claw hammer pair of pants;
freskly hair, auburn complexion, and turn
up eyes. The police reports that this
Charley Ross was loudly crying in the
streets that Gov always keeps on hand the
best. costliest. finest, purest and most
stock of Wines. LIQUORS
aud Cigars to be found in the Rocky
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

~Alphai,et Blocks, Butcher and Skin
u,ng K.ives, Combs. Brushes. soaps
Market Baskets. Earthen Flower Pots,
PIav,ne ar,is, Matches, Plain and Fancy
stationery. Pocket Knives, Pocket BOosA
PIN. and = large stock of Candies.
bought direes from tho manufsc!oses, Id
s,ore and for sale By r. ?. MAI.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
w antedl
90. 900 Pounds Oats.
For which the highest cash price will
be paid. Apply to J. NJ. CASTNER.

Kew. Thomas T. Nckey, Rector Of thu
Episcopal Church of this place, sccom
panied by Miss Sweet. TEACHER of the Par
ish school. and son of Mr.. D,ckey, ar
rived here few days since. Mrs. Dick
ey was detained in Salt Lake City by thu
illness of one Of their children, but is ex.
pected to arrive this week. We scknowl
Edge call from tile reverend gentleman
He Is pleasant and. agreeable
IN his manner. and we tbind viii create 8
favorable impression on the people of this
and be the means OF accom-
plishing much Yood in his new field OF
labor. As will be seen by notice in this
paper, he will hold service at the
church on SundaY at the usual hours.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Norwegian Gulch.

Inc BozeMan Mining Company have
leased their ground at Norwegian esxh h,
and the members will return to Bozeman
70 spend the winter. We are pleased to
sc In our midst the familiar form and
genial counttnance OF w. L. Perkins, who
has returned to town with his family.
MI. Perklns informs US that the mines at
Norwegian are paying well, and the work
OF development Is being pushed forward
vigorously BY all interested.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

Oshorn's Drug Store 10 the place fol
those desiring drugs, patent medicines
fancy articles. and everything kept in Z
|drstclsss drug store, to invest the''
money. His stock is fresh, and embraces
everything iE that line. 1t 10 home In
stitution. and deserves the patronage Of
the people Of Gsllstjn County.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

an making specislt,es Of Stationery
sAo Bank Books. Have ell kinds of Pa
pr d Envelopes used in commercial
ana legal Transactions. Also the novel.
"e' OF Paper and envelop used in so isl
ana sentimental correspondence.
Nse examine my stock when in ncea,
r. F, MAY.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

WE learn that an Impression pTevallt
with many persons that Major RRUcH
LII. ,he COURIER. 1t 10 due 10 him Ia
stais thst be hes not been connected Ia
anv manner with the editorial department
of this paper since the drss OF Nay Iast'
his whole time beng tskeu up with hi
farming business and in tho performance
~ the duties OF Probate Judge.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Religious Services.

Rev. +. E. Dickey will hold divine
service at the church next Sunday ut the
usual hours. morning and evening. Al
= = r<'~' S"~d"y rho services will bc held
Il Library Hall.
The Parish school will begin as soon a.
proper arrangements can be made, OF
which due notice will be given. Any
information in regard to the school car
be CHAINED from the Rector. or from
Miss Sweet, the teacher.
r. r. DICKEY. Rector.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
Some Vegetables,

Sam A. Bostwick, the model farmer o.
the Gallstin Valley, has made US the re
lcipieut of three mammoth heads of cab
bsge, two of which weigh respectively
forty pounds. A wagon load Of ont
hundred head brought into town sggre'
gated sixteen hundred pounds. Pretty
hard to beat, those!
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05

THE FOURTH ANNUAL SESSION
L Of this schoo, win begin
On the First Monday, October 4th,
Its design is to give substantial and DO
lite education in connection with the in
fiuence OF Christian family. and . happy
home.
Its present location is the Culve,
Homestead" near Hamilton. Montana
.; beautiful place and comfortable. bu,
only large enough ia accommodate ten to
twelve boarding pupils.
The school year will continue to the
end OF June, with two vacations of one
week to ten days each-the first at tho
Christmas holidays and the second in thu
month of April.
TERMS.
For Boarding and Tuition, &2O l,er month
For I uition Of day scholars, 4 per month
Extra charges for teaching French o,
German, for Instrumpnta! Music. Station
cry. material for Ornamental Work, and
Washing.
For further information. address the
Superintendent or Principal, Hamilton,
Montana.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-11-05
mark's Fork Mines.

Major F. D. P-ase and W. A. Dsv''
returned from the Clerks Fore niue 70.
49,. .,nce. hsvtps msde z thorough OK
...,.. eion of thu leads ther~. Next wsrk -
iii publ,,h : repoFt Of tho same, A'lo'
p...s.. brouxht down abPNt Twelve nun
.,rsd pounds Of oss which no ~"' ''''
.,.sf 70 - no. ltd.
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x.,,ovt.tons Fur Company

YOllOWDtOu0 800 -;
a. Oil 10 sssn BY advertisement, ~ !.
o,, =, composed If ci issns OF De ? =
man. hsvs ops ned : store q L ro.s NO 10
with : fall stock Of g'~,o.. s....ev min.
,hr country, and prepared Q .Sp sps,o,et,
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tim Will pay the h's.ess 60
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