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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-05-04
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DEPARTURE OF THE SEW MINISTER 10 WASHING
TON.
BELGRADE, May 3.
NJ. soh,chin late knsran diplomatic agent in
seron who has been appointed Minister at
Washington, has left hero for that city.
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THE PATENT LIG .iTNING

IttCIPRoCATlNG EGG IEATEE,
WIZ beat any numLer OF eggs In from Y to-
lH'Anies Can be seen and DOugh NJ
z. PlcKELs's STOVE STORE,
4pr2i,tt Corner .0tu an Marie, streets
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BILL Heads, Letter Heats, -
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EVERY SOB OF PRINTING THAT THE MER
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sf TIE COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY
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PROGRAMMES FOR CONCERTS AND
/ Sunday School entertainments quickly printed
with clear type on tinted paper, at the CoAARRcIAi
office, at prices slightly above cost
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AND Of the latest and best things for Destinations,
Humorous Recltations, Family Readings, &c. Cap
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or send price TO T. Garrett Co., i0s Chestnut 81,
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Agents wanted.
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RELIABLE EVIDENCE.
rs Baltic sire I, BEooKLyS, N. Y Nov, II, 1874
II. X. STEVENS, ESQ
Dear Sir-From personal benefit received by It's
use, az well AS from personal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have seemed almost miracu-
lous. ] can most heartily and sincerely recommend
the NEGETINE for the complaints for which 1t is
Z aimed TO cure. JAMES p. LUDLOW,
Late Pastor Calvary Bah. Church, Sacramento. Cal
iw
yEGEfINE is SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Medifal.

WARES
RESCRIPT1oN STORE,
CORNER STn AND KING STREETS.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES.
deel9,ly i.
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CLOTHING
AT THE
@. K. CLOTHING BAZAAR.
,,ow READY FOR SALE

being fully determined to maintain our reputailo
ror having the very best and most stylish
EEADY-MADR CL0THlAG for MEMS, YOUTHS
AND Boa y WEAR IN THis Cl'rY.
" have manufactured only such AZ We can con
ndeu'iy guarantee TO our customers,
IN order 10 effect rapid salea we have marked d0tr
me prce Of every Garment, 10 ensure the success Of
cur undertaking. Examne our Price List, and rull
before purchasing elsewhere.
PRICE LIST:
ALL wooL cAssIMRRE
sFnENDlD IsSf p. SACK tuiTs iiis - ""' w "
sRHF Y woasiEn i. Ii. caHt rs w ""''' 81 %
TERFlELn AND SACK SurTSs0 80 worth s'3 90
sClTCH tHEYlofD u. Il. SACK
stoTcn 1ftf' ofEylor 'ciIEsiER-' = wv - "
sfaY faSlR Rsp rtS; GxFoRD Nixfb % worm 10 ~
WoRsrED D. u. SACK AND
tROGK. K.......................si .si4 90 worth sl1 ~
AND FLOCK SUITS. fi4 80 worth SIS %
AND FROGK sUITS.........sl6 90 worth so on
SUITS. .....sla rs worth slT 2s
"THE BONANZA SUiT.".....SlI 30 worth s2l 90
MIXED woRsrED d b.
sACn AND FRoCK SUITS,
SUPERIOR QUALITY. $3.50. SIS rs worth i22 50
AND FRoCK COATS AND
rRRNs. s.....m...............sl2 0o wor Ii sla 90
DIAGONAL AND BLOCK
PATTERNS ID. b. SACK AND
FRoCK COATS AND VESTS,
SUPERIOR QUALITY. tl5 90 worth s2J GO
BLACK MoRsrAD ID. B.FROCk
SUITS. 90 worth s2l 90
BLACK CLOTH d. II. FkUCh
GOATS .sl0 00 worth sl3 90
COATS, SUPERIoR..........Si2 Si2 90 worth SIS 80
BLACK CLOTH D. b. fRock
COATS, FINER QUALITY sl6 90 worth $50 90
BLACL DOESktN PANrS......Si 70 worth : 90
BLACK DoEsklN PANTS, NO.
i55g...,...............,....,. 40 worth 90
BLACK DoEskIN PANTS, No,
a2g......................... / 80 worth 90
YOUTHS CASSIM ERE SUITS. Is d Oh worth 90 |
YOUTHS CASHMERE SUITS. q 80 worth s . 90 |
YOUTHS GHENIOT fUIrs....S 90 worth Slt 30 |
YOUTHS CHEFIOT SUITS. $40 80 worth 3l2 30 |
YOil1 HIS WORsTED SUITS. ....S GO worth Sll 90 |
YOUTHS Blue TRICOT ClIEs-
TERFIRLD SUITS. ...........s15 90 worth SIS 90 |
YOUTHS BLACK NoHSfhD
SUITS. ~ worth ill 90
YOUTH. BLAck b. B. FRUCK
AND YEsfS S..................fi2 90 worth SIS % |
YOUTHS BLACK ID. u. FRoCk
AND VESTS. rS...................s'h co worth sla 10
YOUTHS BLACK WoRsTKD
D: B. SACk COATS AND
NESTS. ..s.....s Oh worth sill 90 |
B. SACK COATS AND NEsTs.sli u worth Sl3 70 |
HOYS' JACK Ri SUITS IN THE
VARIOUS STYLES, FROM 50
TO S12 WohTII ............... G 90 10 sia co
GREAT QUANTITIES, From 81 GO 4lo 30
Custom DeDaTtulent.
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A GREAT OFFER!
HORACE WATERS Il SONS,
ISL Broadway. New York, win dispose of 100 pianos
and organs of lrt class makers. including Waters
extremely low prices for cash, during this month or
part cash, and balance in small monthly payments
WATERS NEW SCALE PIANOS,
are the hest made tile touch elastic ant nne
singing tone, powerful pure and even.
MATTERS, CONCERTO ORGANS
cannot he eXcelled in tone or beauty; they defy
competition. The Concerto Stop Is fne imitation
of the Human Voice. Agents wanted.
a liberal dlaCOunt TO teachers Ministers, churches,
SCHOOLS, lodges, ETC.. special Inducements to the
trade. Inst. Catalogues mailed. aprl9,4w
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1000 AGENTS, STUDENTS, MEN
tOOO and Nomee, wanted to sell CENTEN-'
NAL GAZETTEER OF THE u. s. Shows grand re-.
tuts Of sl0o years progress. A whole library. Bos-
ton Globes" Not luxury but necessity" Inter
Ocean, G Best Selling Book Published-good pay"
Want agents In every city of 10000 Address j. e.
4 CO., PHILADELPHIA Pa aprla.4w
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A GENTS WANTED FOR THE BEST
IA Cheapest and fastest-selling Bible ever pub
lished. Sn1 for our extra terms 10 Agents. Ma
TloNAL PUBLISHING co, Philad'a, Pa: ap1s-4w
GS7 GQ AGENTS PROFITS PER
bJc wv Week. VIII prove 1t or forfeit
$500 New articles just patented. Samples sent
free TO oil Address ". II. GtllDESTER, 267 Broad
way, New York. apr19.4w
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
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BRowNgvTLKM. March "a, 1875.
ED, REsEsrER- Dear Efrs Ne had gsry ex-
citing time ON the xs INST, In 4laecity0f agcFth
BROWNSVILLE. growing ont ef the arrest OF
Young man charged with wiifnliy snd ma
hciously disturbing the worshiping assembly
of the N. E. Church Of South Brownsville. The
trial was set for O'Clock r. II. of the a3d, and
as the hour drew near large cuncourse OF
people wendell their way TO the courtroom, to
be in attendance at the trial. A large number
Of witnesses were examined, occupying about
three hours' time, when the prosecution opened
the case in q short speech. Counsel for defen-
dant then arose, and after reviewing the tests-
mony, sharply criticised the Indictment:
indictmsnt. The tCourtS or the counseiii IN
ness then turned to the prisoner and charged
him with perjury in a previous trial. Then the
said, s.You lie'si when q porfion Of the crowd
rushed toward the two men, while the balance
ing they slnelled powder, rushed pell-Tne1l
down stairs, some jumping into the mud, which
many straddled the gate, which was near the
courtroom, that they broke tt down. whilst
as they might By hiding % behind T fSe lumber III der
plies Meanwhile the Judge sprang to his feet,
S o sS %ss iOn Sn ane te sna ang tas guHs
raped upon the table beforc him, ana COM
nQSnQlng ofuef, informed the parties BnAC II
they did not sit down and keep quiet h6 would
fine them for contempt of Court. The prOsecu-
ton then addressed a few remarks TO the Court,
saying that the excitement had driven out OF
his mind about all he had intended to present.
The Judge, saying that he would review the
evidence ana give his decision the next morn
ing, adjourned the court until that time. Upon
24th, the Judge held that the evidence was in
sufficient, and discharged the prisoner He
than issued Writ5 of arrest for the father of the
prisoner and the prosecuting witness, had them
brought before him. and fined them $40 each.
and costs, for contempt of court.
Ifanything of interest occurs In the future
1,l try and dot it down. IL T..
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Difference in favor of fAstoria........s.
Difference in favor of Astoria ON cargo

I - :
Saving to Oregon shipping thro' ASTORIA 500 7s
And It must be born In mind that in these
aguree We place the Astoria charter on the
ence in charters fs always In favor Of Astoria,
aslE masters Of vessels and charters themselves.
dissex took away S,sSo bushels more wheat
isse Custom HOUSE reportsl than the City Camp
Alhany 20 AstoEia wOuld give % s4e0 90. which
added TO the tiiferencs IN favor OF Astoria az
81 oB ss tnRins ts e sisS camp ana
Mfddlesex for exAmpies-as furnished as BY
Bnsfness d Mselyat Astoria. and the town
shows signs of permanent improvements and
have decided that they viii have n fair trial OF
this Astoria business. They do not show any
Ss eSs g q hs rg =
land informed 81 whom T. msay concern, on
going up to portand and Tipping the ccpper osl
Der bottom, taking the chances q snsgs, etc.,
land ring Of ..C0SfnIss1oN ? slippefs.
Tbs e idle Talk. Didn't they say they
CAPT sssrress decided fo buy = cargo of Oregon
wheat for himselfa Didn't they say they would
mot take che Middloesx. until Capt. Massey
ana 70 into @ Fnain ib broksrass s here shimselfs
what had the Portland ring Of coInmisssQn
fhs 2ans Is pG s sha the Frank
Thayera the Aladdlesex7 the Farsee the Liz
havs tsy go do @ with iasar any vssssls soing into
the Columbia river, Iunieas Il ia the Mia Bond,
asksts sass Bos To n6 9Seed sne oss Wiss Wat y
propose to do with vessels opposed tog0ang up
to your dock2
One word more and We win give you rest.
Mr.. Observer. Ifft tsas yUu saY. more ecCnona-
Columbia river basin, to sell their pEoducfs for
shipment through Rorflau4s what - the rear
FoeElnmta Wheat Mf0At In Astoria q on par
with wheat nAoet In San francisco. Y0u Wzlf
efsot ID to-day WowSh &1 81 per centaiy ak Port
land q 9zHs II wheat ean b sntnped nom
Portland ehealaF than fFom Astoria, tell as
why Portland merchants do mot give BAN Fran
Cfe6o priGes Tor 1t1 Why this datxer1nce of %
ceats per can1a12 Oregon wheat ts Superior 70
CAiifornIa wheat, Y0u know that
Please 10 explain % sls, IT. Observer. why T
rather come 10 Astoria than load af Ean Fran
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
ALBANY
Bath House g Barber Shop

FESHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
a. fully thank the citizens of Albany and VII
cinitY for the liberal patronage bestowed on
him Tor the past seven years, and hopes for the
future q continuation Of their faNDFs. For the
accommodation of transient customers, and
friends In the upper part Of town, be has ofel1-
ed neat little shop next door to Taylor Bfgss
falcon, where g00d workman VIII Always %
In atfendanee TO walt upon patyOsls.
Dec. Al, 1874. JOE WEBnEk.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
0iIyer-Plafed Ware !!

JUST RECRKYED, A FULL INVOICE OF
~ Roweyus s1nveRsERmteG WARES Ne1vGK.
8GeeE GuaHerHs ETC., direct zrDmfEe EMetefy.
we WIN sell Table spoons nf9S per get, and Iea-
sp0nns a4 81 SO, and other EOole pE1pekla0nssfe-
ly low, TITUS 1EsOIHERSs
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D,nersOss r0ss Il iavor 81 Portland g g


Difference in favor Of Portland. LOIS 50
Now we feel just capable of figuring on the
above aa we have already done on the amount
of cargo the vessels carried away respectively.
We have before stated in these columns that
we are never in such haste to give the data of
Oregon = commerce but that we can give 1t
correctly, and this is why it Is that the 14sf0-
ri0n,s figures the only reliable figures pub
lished. We collate from the Custom House
records from all available sources, and record
our observations in books kept expressly for
the purpose in office. Hence We can show
Mr.. Observer q few moro errors he has 1aiien
into.
We can prove by charters of vessels them
selves that there is 81 600 difference, and more,
in favor Of q charter at Astoria. This then
would leave your favorite port the astonishing
SUM of 4l3 30 advantage over Astoria, on your
own very best showing of cargo of 1y5S5 tonss
az D shipping point. #ss.
But we can do much better than that with
the figures which you have presented for Our
consideration, and we will correct you again.
We dispute your figures, sir and will pro3uee
the accounts as they are, exactly as follows:
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RELIaIoUs.-R H. w. sfratton win preach
in the Congregational church ON next Sunday
at II A. n. and P. N. All arc invited.
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Home Interests.
nyr OF LETTERs

Remaining in the Albany Postonice, April
LIST, 1875. Persons calling for these letters must
give the date on which they were advertised: |:
Brewer, J.. 9. Rice, Carbon
Lindare, Miss Maggie Rice, Carl
Morris, John Smith, DIR. e.
Mitchell, JohnieS Thorsson, Thomas
Morrazcy j. l4s Wilson, VIM. A.
p II. RAYMOND, r, ri.
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THsTEY ORGANS SOLD AT THE y, r PA 3.
A4aenAge, Albany, on the mnsE f@wOz4rle terms
The ESTkY 0EEtSAN has beenpresIoQnce4 the
Deae D3t the most competent Judges Don Duy
beautiful instrumental !. WILSON,
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CARD d, 900 NE AID

sHE ABOVE REWARD WILL BE GKEEN
- % NnS ona prDyit1g that fsl8f zal1sz Of tt1e
ckSGkR do not exeeed oil others BY fhoksk
anus upon tis0uSmnda while ali tl4@ ether cid
increased wonderfully ard keen 1T khe head,
where Il always u and should be.
TITUS BKOIHElsS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

EMPORTAMT. Endorsed by the Medieal
profession. DR. WM. HALLS BALsAM for the
lungs cures Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
and al diseases OF the Throat and Chest. DR.
rowNsLEYs TooTHACHE ANoDYNE cures
In one 11NUTE. s7n&s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02
Midsiesex ss lakes a over and above City Camp,

Totals. los. 46 ......... u.I3S S0,sfS
Middlesex takes over and above City Camp,
25,6s0 bushels.
we are not s1stucl< after - Portland, either,
Brother observer, tsbut if her people ship our
wheat for less money than Astoria, then y
why Is il that in the above two shipments 4Os-
iol bushels more is shipped from Astoria than
from Portland 'tAs You may refer to the CITY
Camp, and for fear You are mistaken we can
give the exact umfer of times she was s1stack, -
not after Portland, but coming down the river,
If YOU want it. The most sk1ful pilot could
not bring her down without vitiating her IN
SuTance, and that is the reason the Midd1esex
did not go up to Portland, that Is the reason
vessels win charter less to load at Astoria ana
do it.
MiddIesex took 25 $50 bushels more from ASto-
ria, than the City Camp took alfogetherl rom
Portland both took from here II, ,l94 bushels in
excess of the whole shipment from Portland.
Now for further corrections. Mr. observer
would have us believe that he can show bills ON
account of Middesex loading expenses at
Astoria, footing up TO IS eos S5-then he pulls
his dies on the City Camp account to show %.
$50 55, or q difference In favor of Portland of
q, ,0l3 3O-and thus he figures it:
eTrpFar.x
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PnAuo ron SALE.

4 FIRST GLASS CHCKERING PIANO, al
III most new, Is. offered for sale at EX-
TREMELY Low FkGURESs For particulars
enaufrs at the residence 0f Nh. JOHN
9E1fMKER, corner OF FIRST and Ellsworth
streets. Albany. Oregon. sev5wa.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

An eQninoctial hurricane swept over Victoria
on the 2yth ult.. unroCAng and blowing down
buiIdinsz. and playing the Old Harry generally.
Itwas = terrible storm.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1875-04-02

The cosnpnlscry education bin was defeated
in the Ohio stats senate on the s7th uit.. by
seighf votes.
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Astoria or E'ertla.ad.
The Portland Bs.uessn Of hast friday has the

The Portland Bsssgessn Of hast Friday has the
following: SO
EDITOR BULLETTN: notice an editorial in
penses pen Of shipping wheat nom AstoriS, ia WI Which
contains q great many statements ffiat the
the truth. The Ast0ria1 challenges the Hsslle-
t9qt and sSObeerv8r - to r0fute its figures The
Asorsan asserts that the charter is one thou.
sand dollars less at Astoria than at Portland.
That is not true. Let me ask the As.orsan to
name any vessel which has been chartered for
could be at Portlanda It can't be done. The
p Ton any sstake f vii afSe ;h ane exeof sof
figures Tor loading That vessel. The Middle lid
took s.. 81 bushels Of wheat froan the Albany
Astoria at I1K per 6ushel, e3.0l2 81; wharfage,
3lg7 drayage, slz6 e /; expenses to Astoria,
esacs aEes IS q &c biis rs befSre ms
Now happen 70 know sonething about the
which loaded at Portland, and by the same
parties at AIbany, as y The CITY Cssag 9gg took The
PSI bushels. The freight on this from Albany
to Portland. at9 csass mt 2 ger bushel. nsde e.
Is7 tons, IS q per ton, els7 expenses 10 Asto-
"a TO allsh mp losdina. ga Q 70; A cost q towage
two vessels Of b ,0ls 30 d, farorpf PoEthnd;
hand n this light, bit when il conses to the
poant OF saving mOney 20 my countryInen lam
savine OF expenses in loading the City Camp at
Portland. the charter of this vessel was also
sssfuck affer" Portland, but If her people ship
our whoat for less money than Astoria, then
the people ought to know 1t. and such Is the
fact, ali the stuff OF the Astoria howler to the
contrary Notwithstanding OBSEKvE ER.
Observer claims that the City Camp which
cleared from Astoria December so, 1874, for
Liverpool, with 52;s92 bushels wheatl valued at
as S4S 81 took the same amount as the Middle
sex. And he leaves the impression that the
City Camp took all of that from Portland.
The facts In nut she'll are just these:
From From
vessel Tons Rush. value. Ast,ria P'tPd
City Camp. 1913 ISIS $3.50 81 la,sos so.97O
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the Fhorouxhbred DevOnsIaIre MI
Victor Second,

uTuL MAKE THE SEASON, COAEMENC-
w ing March hst, 1875, and ending June Ist,
1875, at this farm Of the undersigued, two
miles NORTH OF Shedd Station, on the road lead
Oregon.
Those desiring can obtain good pastue ON rea-
eonable terms.
VICTOR is the finest bull In the State, having
taken the first premium over nh competitors
when exhibited at the Oregon State Fair.
eB EERMB REASONABLE -R@
II. b. q 7. B. sPREHGER.
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s,reanas o .hls viclnags &c alI full.
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Please explain also, while you are aboat it.
how much less than the price paid would the
City Camp have taken per ton, to load at As
tor'fa how much more your Portland GOMMts-
SION shippers would have paid the MlddAe9ex,
to GO up to that city
Please inform us how yon expected to sget
evenss on q guarantee against fceand 81 % cents
per ton more offered tn the ship LizziC @.
Troop. 81 she would 30 mp TO Portland. This
We ssel took 1,929k long tons from Astoria. Had
Capt. Corning consented to go mp to Portland
for the additional 81 25 per ton, and guarantee
against ice of1er&d him, by what sort OF fgur-
ing could you hAve made 1T appear it would
have been CHEAPER 10 load at Portland. The
81 D per ton wossid amount to 2,405-what
would the guarantees against Ice amount to?
Answer as and we are satisfied. Otherwise,
stacknowledga the corn and come down to
OREGoN,s SEAPORT, ASTORIA.
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the Aaori0B Of March 18TH have znlly ans
wered Il q the Gvum0eS. denied then, ana
stu deny, haying h6d any ssacn ennveraa-
ton With ut. q, es ne seserts was had t HIS
der. The following ie q trfse statement x8 the
Wh0le matter, made by wenklesnen present ON
that occasion z
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

A L-GR "chinookn sounded its
welcome blast in our ears about y o'clock,
Sunday night. At that early hour we were
in the act of piling wood into the stove, in a
desperate endeayor to colorit red, when sud.
denly the unannouliced but ever-welcome
zephyr burst upon us. In its wild fury it
scattered loose boards from roofs and came
bowling and moaning, crying aud screech-
ing around our ears, leaping With fearful
energy into our streets and ALLEYS, darting
into every nook and around evsry corner,
and creeping in through every crevice.
Then, hurrying on in its frolicsome mood,
it drove the snowin clouds beforeit. Waiting
at short intervals as if to catch breath, then
booming again on its madcap flight only to
repeat its former feats, shrieking louder, if
possible, embraced our dwelling closer and
peeped in at another undiscovered ~creyice.
Up and away again to wrap hill and noun
tain in its balmy embrace.
The Thermometer stood at twenty degrees
below zero when the first blast announced
the arrival of the much desired I" chinook"
At once the Ice-King relaxed his grip, and
in a few moments the mercury was at zero,
sunrise chronicled it at forty-fiye above, and
soon the streets were sloppy, and the hills
and knobs We're poking their heads through
their mantle of white.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02

WE nAvR witnessed many heartrending
scenes in our day, but of all we have ever
seen, the mlishap that befel a distinguished
resident of Deep Creek, on last Tuesday,
beat them all. He came in looking very
tired and worn out, with perspiration stream
ing down his hair and whiskers. Ii seems
he had agreed to ride and tie" coming up
the gulch with his two comrades, but the
comrades rode on to town and put ip at
Laney's stable, and the last thing we saw of
u friend, he wa stieing'' up street, saying,
My kingdom for horse or 20, Quantril,
why, @, why did | leaye you.n
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02
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to satisfy the wants and crafty the desire Of the
public generally. We are determined
NOT TO BE UNDERSGED.
Give us a call, examine our Stock and satisfy
yourselves. LEOPOLD MARKS,
Business Manager.
December 2, 1873.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1875-12-02
Interesting to Cash Buyers Of Dry Goods.

GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES. AND A SPECIAL
DISCOUNT OF FIVE PER CENT. FOR Asu,-Notwith
standing the great reduction in the selling prices Of
our goods, which brings them down to figures GA
low, and LOWER than any prices that have been or
are quoted, either in circulars for advertisements lv
competing houses, we propose to make still further
concessions to our customers by allowing, for the
next ninety days, a special discount of FIVE PER
GEM. on all CASH purchases amounting 10 five
dollars and upwards. AND EROS.
December y, IS75.