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National Republican., 1876-11-18
CITY ITEMS.

In the New York Times Of the 2jth uliimo, wo
''The Retost Gas Heater, made by the Retort
pleteiy revolutioniies the art OF making gas
heaters, being constructed on new and scientific
principle. Before ignition the gas passes into
retort, where II is heated and thereby expanded.
This renders IL capable Of uniting with the neces-
sary quantity Of air, and ma.Ses the combustion
pe .mots nSe Sena emsteS fs
requires but two thirds as much gas as other
heaters, white comparative tests show an in
favor Of the Retortu For sale By HAMILTON s
PrARsoN, corner OF Ninth and d streets aud E.
SAMPSON, zoos Pennsylvania avenue.
BETHESDA WATER.
/" The marvel Of the age" We have this day
shipped a large invoice Of the eelebrated Be-
will furnish it BY the barrel, half barrel, deml-
Jon, jug, &c RIcHARD DUSBAR,
Waukesha, Wis.
COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.
That pleasant and active agent in the cure of
all consumptiye symptoms, Rfieor's compound
VERBALLY adopted in medical practice. Sold by
the proprietor, A. B. Wilbor, chemist, Boston.
Is Youn Layn WORTH 10 oxxrs ,-sickness
prevails everywhere, and everybody complains Of
some disease during their life. When sick, the
object is to get well; now to say plainly that NO
person in this world that is suffering with Dys-
Pepsia, Liver Complaint and its effects, such as
indigestion, Costfvenes, Sick Headache, Sour
Stomach. Heart Burn, Palpitation Of the Heart,
Depressed Spirits, Bitiousness, &C., can take
GREEN'S AuGusT FLOWER without getting relief
and cure. Ifyou doubt this, go to your druggist
and get sample bottle for 10 cents and try 1t.
Regular size 10 cents. Two doses viii relieve
you. CHAs. SToTr Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
Ues rHuReToN's ivory PzARL TOOTH Pow.
DIR. A perfect dentifrIce It's action on the
teeth s specific. removes tartar and discoloratfon,
arrests decay, and keeps them sound, clean and
white. 1t hardens the gums, sweetens the breath,
and, containing no sctd, canoot fnjure the enamel
Its constant use is recommended to all, but spe.
cialty to those who, having good teeth, uish 70
preserve thsm- Twenty-Five and any eents psf
bottle.
THoMYscH's PoMApE OPTIln, for dressing the
hair. This nbe pomade merits special mention.
Purely vegetable its effect Is to soften and refine
coarse dry hair imparting to It gloss and beauty.
Unlike many preparations for the hair, It cannot
fnjure but is highly beneficial, equally 50 to the
r1ch, golden-hued tresses Of youth, the darker
shades Of middle Life, the silverstreaked locks
ofage. Twenty-Five and fifty cents por bottla
PRACTICE ECONOMY. Renovate your. solied
gloves thoroughly and quickly with Jovens' In
odorous Kid Glove Olcaner. Twenty-Five cents
per bottle
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Reduced.

On account of depression in business we
have reduced our $50 overcoat to SIS.
EIsEMAN Bros,
Corner of Seventh and streets.
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email HandbiIls 75e Per Thousand,

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN Job Office
prints Small Handbills for seventy-iye cents
per thousand. Material all new.
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Catarrh,

offensive discharges from the head and all
chronic diseases successfully treated by DR..
Hartley, 7S2 Tenth street, Washington. That
the timid and disappointed may feel the ut
most assurance and confidence in the skill
and good faith Of DR.. Hartley, for the next 80
days he generously offers to attend all per-
sons, rich or poor, free of charge, until the
best evidence and most convincing proofs of
his success have been realized from his treat
ment. DR.. Hartley's office, 732 Tenth street.
Hours, 8 to daily.
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A Good Tooth Extractor.
A Good Score in Rife Practice.

P.J. Lauritzen, esq, of this city, while
practicing at the Beuning's range yesterday
afternoon, in company with other members of
the Columbia Long Range Rifle Association,
in shooting 15 shots-no sighting shots al
lowed-made a ascore of 20 out of possible as
over the COO yards distance. This is the
best shooting that has ever been made by any
member of our rifle club
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Cannot be EXcelled.

CHARLEsIoWN, Marcn II, io<Ss
b. r. Stsvef,s:
DEAR sIR; Tins Is 10 certify that have used your
'Blood Prepsration', In my f4mily for several
Humors, or Rheumatic affections, 1t cannot be ex-
celed; and as o blood purifier and spring medicine
IL Is the best thing i have ever used. and have
used almost everything can cheerf9lly recon-
Ms. Z. 4, DiNsMoRE, 10 Russell street.
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Depression
Auction sales To-day,

In businefs has forced US to reduce our $40
overcoat $3.50. EIsENaN Bios,
Corner Seventh and L streets.
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Haslth ana Eeonomv.

Medicated Flannel Undershirts and Drawers,
at NOAH WALKER s. Co.'s,
CPS Pennsylvania avenue, between Sixth and
Seventh streets.
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TIE most enterprising business firms adver-
vertise in The REPUBLICAN, because 1t is read
by the most influential customers.
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II YOU want situation, advertise in THE
REPUBLICAN.
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EXCURSIONS.

EXCuRSIONS, PICNlCS AND PARTIES
- would do well TO advertise with the Calciurs
LlRht Advertising Company, who display adyer-
usements at Ninth and Pennsylvania avenue ever
pleasant evening. Once ST. Clouds BuIldinx
Rooms % and so. WN-tf
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A Source Of Great Anxiety,

Ny daughter has received great benefit from the
use Of yEeETISE. Aer declining health was .
botiiss OF the VIGEfrSx restored her health,
strength and appetite y H TILDsS, ,s ss.r.
Building, Boston, Mass, june s 1s72.
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The Latest Report

is that II. L. STRkUsBUReRR, 305 and sos
Seventh street, has the finest boots and shoes
south of New York.
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VEGETINE.

NEJEl1NE.
@"o"Noo"oo"0~O ~OO~Uo~oo~~~~UOo
'"VEGETINE,"
purtfes the Blood, Renovates and Invig-
crates the Whole System.
Its Medicinal Properties are
ALTERATIVE. TONIC. SOLVENT AND
DIURETIC.
vEeHTINE if made exclusively from the juices Of
eSfks r09ts 4 and herbs and 80
cate from the system every tant Of scrofaa scrofa-
salt sgec Gsn
ker, Faintness at the stomach, and all diseases that
and and Chronic kheu@atism. % Neuralgia, Gout and
Spinal Complaints can only be effectually cured
through the blood. .0.
Pustules, Blotches, Boils, .Terter, scsld Head
and Ringworm VEGETINR has never failed to
effect permanent cure.
Dropsy, Female Weakness, Leuchofrhga, arising
fro internal liberation, and uterine diseases and
causes OF these complaints. 1t invigorates and
:tTenginens ths whole system acts upon ne seere.
and regulates the bowels.
For Catarrh, Dyspepsia, Habitual Costiveness,
Palpitation OF the Heart, Headache Piles Nervous
ness and General Prostitution of the Nervous Sys-
TEN, no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
faction as the VEGETINE. 1t purifes the blood,
eleanses all fthe organs and possesses controlling
power over the nervous system,
The remarkable cures effected by yEGErrNE have
induced many physicians and aDotheearies whom
lies,
In fact vEGErIyE is the best remedy yet discov-
cred for the above diseases and the only reliable
Blood Purifier yet placed before the public.
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GENERAL EEWS0F THE CITY
HEALTH OFFICERS INNUlL REPORT

FUTURE GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT
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fmprcysmsnts

Inspector Thomas Plowman has issued the
followiag building permits: VIM. Beck, repair
frame dwelling west side Tenth street. be-
tween C street and South Carolina avenue
southeast; $1,000. II. NJ. Hutchinson, brick
back building north side of K, between Fif-
Dennis Connell, a three story brick store and
dwelling north side Ii, between North Capitol
and First streets northwest; 81, 900. Same,
four three story brick dwellings north side H,
between First and North Capitol streets north
west; $10, 500.
The Gutusl Protection Fire Insurance Com
pany Of the District Of Columbia.
We take pleasure in calling attention to the
advertisement of this company, which, we are
not surprised to learn, 10 meeting with un-
usual success. The names 'ef it's managers fur
'nish every guarantee of reliable and we'll
managed institution, and its low rates offer
great Inducements to insurers. The Office of
the company is at 1893 Pennsylvania avenus.
A Good Tooth Extractor.
"Dayis' Rock and Stump Extractor" re-
ceiyed medal and award for simplicity.
Ightness and durability at the Centennial. A
lady was seen raising 1900 pounds with one
finger and thumb. Mr.. A. C. Cotton, Of Vine.
land, N. j., sells territory at desirable rates
and single machines at $40. Patented De.
cember Is, 1874. 1t opens new field for will
ing hands in most desirable direction.
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Miscellaneous Paragraphs Of Interest
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BARLoW'S ART GALLERY,

JUST RECEIVED. Fall stock Of Enxrayfnzs
Photographs, Water Color Drawings, &cs. and fhs
latest styles of frames am Offering the celebrated
coiorsd photographs at greatly reduced prices. on
paintings and water color drawings IN great va
rely Dresden porcelain paintings and frames to
German gilt, walnut, Spanish and French manIe
Iietnre nails, silver and copper wire. Mirror and
portrait frames made 10 order and regilt Paint
1ngs cleaned, restored and vanished. RemainIn y
stock OF last years ehromOs at reduced priceS
Gallery open by gasliRht until O'Clock, oe5-2m
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ACCIDENTS. INCIDENTS, POLICE IrExs
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suls-sAw1

Vsgetine is Sold by all Druggists.
suls-s&w9
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ACTION OF TIE JOINT COMMISSION
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Local Matters.
RELIGIOUS ERvICES.
EPISCOPAL.

EPISCOPAL.
There will be divine service in the
Young Mems Library Hall each Sunday
at IL O'Clock .. m. and Z o'clock p. =.
until further n0tice.
4. E. DlCKEY, Rector.
METHODIST.
Religious services will be held regularly
q The following places BY the Pastor Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church of Boze'
man.
First Sunday, (ofeach monthly Bezeman
II .. m. las, Gallatin, 3p. N. Boze
man ~. q.
Second Sunday Bozeman, II Z M
= e j. m.
Third Sunday. Fairview, 10 = a.;
keevee' 3 p. N. Bozeman, Up. n.
Fourth Sunday. Bczcman, II q. M;
Viewers school house ct p. =.
Sunday School every Sunday at q p. ~
Prayer Meeting every Thursday evening
Up. m.
Glass and Social meeting Immediately
after morning services. Strangers snt
friends cordially invited.
A B. CLUCKNER, Pastor.
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had the pleasure of attending one Of the
soirees of the Pioneer Club. The hall
Was spacious, music excellent, ladies
abundant end exceedingly bew,tchine,
and joy intensa We were almost can't,
waited by the chars.s Of city ife. For,
while It Il honorable and al that to be
from the rural districts, It 10 pleasan,
enough to be q city gent.
We were pleased to receive call from
Mr.. c. w. Cook, Who was oyer from the
East Side on Monday. Mr.. Cook showed
'as some very fine apecimens of Cqtswold
or long wool, which he had received from
Illinois and Canadian bpee1ers, with
whom he has been corresponding with !
view TO importing another supply OF
thQFoughbreds during the coming sum.
mer. He say, that sheep are doing finely.
and gives it ~ his opinion; that when
sheen have . warm, dry shelter under
which to aleep At night, that they do bet
ter to run and feed upon the range than to
be fed on hay. HE sheep ore all fat,
and be he's not lost o1e for more than two
month";.
OF the flocks thst wefA driven in the
past fall, those Of Messrs. Smith Bros.
Parberry 4 Stet and d. 81. Burt are
dong timely. Auerbach & Pader's docks,
owing to their late ARRIVAL, long and hard
and the lean condition in which
winter caught them, aye losing few. by,
the loss Is nothing to compare with wha,
might be expected, under the circumStan-
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Meagher County.
From the Husbandmau. 4th.1


There arc no idle men about this camp,
and We belisvs these are fewer men In The
Territory ont Of employment thar there
has been for number, Of yeecs.. Thia
argues we'll for Montana's climate and
people. The time Il oct FIR distaat when
the winter eeo1ou Win b . indugRsoonly
employed - any portion ct the yeax.
Again Ne have 0atterng accounts iron
tho bar olaim Of MessrA uawtAose 4
Johuson. Whites gulch. They Aava
their tunnel in % feet. snd the extent Of
the channel 10 still uskuovp. They are
taking out I Cd dirt every day.
0oodale q Bennett arc getting out tim.
bar for the puspoas Of pettink thalR
sanrhs, on Birch creek, II GOOD shape.
with the view Of Starting . hut clan
sheep rancho. They win
engage In importing - well - beeedts9.
The success already achieved. and likely
10 follow, viii. 10 think, soon induce
others 70 eohark In ths bsainess. SIS
The people Of Helena ere kisd. ooasts.
nue. and attentive b. tho LeGlshtoss snA
lhtoel Of visitoss IN their midst. We
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GRADED SCHOOL.

A movement is on foot to erect suit
able building and establish q graded
school in Bozeman. The enterprise, VIC
are Informed. has SO far met with sub
stantial encouragement. All that IL need.
ed to consumate thls desirable object il
the material and moral support of few
Of our enterprislng citizens. Should they
take hold Of the subject and exhibit the
same degree OF public spirit they have
displayed in the lnterest q objects less
commsndable, its euocess would be A.
sured. A large smOunt Of money Is now
spent abroad for the education of young
persons whose parents and guardians live
In this place and in the county. and many
of the youths attending school here at the
present time will be sent abroad to com.
plcte their education unless suitable pro-
visions are made for the accomplishment
of the object at home. The capital Of
our people could not be more safely and
judiclously invested than in the estab-
lishment of good school in our midst.
The interest would be moro than com-
pounded, and the results Of the institu.
ton will be more gratifying than the
sordid gains of speculation. Besides the
substantial elementa Of education which
is re"nssr;.3-1a by oil intelligent persons
this enlig age, ~ due the risl } .
generation, the enterprise would tend !
The material prosperity Of our town aod
COUNTY, viewed from . COMMANDERS
standpoint. The aTst inquiries of q
desirable class Of immigrants are, Have
you good schools? Ca our children be
properly educated in your community"
To ootain such class of lmmigrantsour
educational facilities will haYe to b. i'm
proved. Every other town of impor-
lance in the Territory has recognized this
fact. and have acted on the suggestion.
Helena and Virginia City last season
erected commodious and imposing struct-
ures and dedicated them to educational
purposes. Our neighbors are outstrip.
ping W. in their laudable efforts to pro.
vide superior educational facilities for
those growing up in their respective COM
We have the means to cope
with them and believe q proper spirit can
be infused into the people BY few ener-
getic men taking the lead in this impor-
tant matter.
There is no question about the neces.
sity Of good school here, and q little
doubt about its being sustained. Who
will move'in this important matterl Let
not your entire attention he absorbed in
raili Dads and steamboats,, but devote .
portion Of it and little material aid to
encourage the education Of those liable
70 he more interested in carrying out
some of the projects now being inaugu-
rated than the men OF the present time.
Then let US properly fit them to discharge
III the important duties Of life. The
oasis Is good education. which, backed
~ energy and perseverance, will enable
hem to make illustrious the names of
he pioneers Of Eeastern Montana,
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- x TR A..

The undersigned are contemplating .
change in their Business, will
therefore offer extraordinary bargains in
Dry Goods, Clothing, Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Carpets,
SC. &c, We assure the public that We
will sell at as per cent less than any other
house in the Territory. All we ask is
for the public to call and price our goods
and be convinced. A. the reduced
prices, We will sell for Cash 0nly
or take Flour and Grain at the highest
market price. 11ides and Furs,-
we are prepared to buy either In largo or
small quantity.
ELLIS s. DAVIS.
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The Black Hills.

We have received inquiries from parties
in different parts Of the Territory in refer.
encc to the cheapest nd shortest route 70
the Black Hills. Those 10 the Territory
who contemp'at invading the Hills in the
Spring will 6nd the route viz Of Bozemsn
and the New Crow Agency the shortest
route 10 the new Fl Dorado. There 10 1
good road almost 70 Custar City. There
10 party being organized 1t the Crow
Agency and large number will 20 from
this county to the Hills Is soon q spring
opens. Parties rendezvouslnx here will
10 able TO get complete outfits in Bozemaa
% cheap q anywhere else In the Terri
tory. In fact many articles can be had at
lower dgures; such as -four, bacon, sad.
dies. &c.
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Northern Pacific
Railroad.
The Bill Passed Both
Hoz4sesI
GENERAL REJOICINGl

The newa was received here Aet nigh
just ~ We were going 70 press that Bass
Northern Racisc Railroad bill had passed
both Houses Of the Legislature,
The news caused general rejoicing
here. The Silver Cornet Rand is out;
the flags flying, and sQme Of our business
houses illuminated.
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DR.. James Shaw.

The editor Of this paper has been q
verely a6llcted with rheumatism, an d
|neuralgia for several months past, and
after resorting to oil the usual remedies
without obtaining relief, secured the ser
vices of Dr.. James Shaw. of Fort Ellis
and 70 are pleased 10 bear tess,mony "a
his skill il the treatment of these trouble.
some complaints, which are 80 prevalent
in this county. having beer relieved
from I'll pain In three days The doctor
lie now practicing his profession, and We
commend him 70 the afflicted e phyns
clan or experience.
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Transfer of Real Estate.

Transfer Of Real Estate.
Henry Hell,nger has purchased the
ranch of F. =. Ridley, near town, paying
81, 800 for the same.
We are Informed that Judge 8. J.
Beck has also disposed Of his ranch, three
miles below town; Mr.. G. Nelson, of
Spring Hill being the purchaser. Price,
81, SOC.
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4 LONG FELT WANT SUPPLIED.
chsae Ehgaat Durable and h1iaesnsab,s.
The Howe eewine Machine.
A largo lot Of these popular machines
just seeelsed Aa1 fas sals ohsap. Oali
and see 0an q
WALTER OOOPER'S.
WALTER OOOPER'S.
The New RoufA.

Besides the boats that will b pat o.
the Yellowstone riyw asxt, seases b III
Yellowstone Tansportation Company. we
are crsdsbly iaeornsd thss Mo Durseigtl
has secured Z load for the steamer Carroll.
which will / ave It. Louis % soon - the
river opspA and wilt prshAhly y the 1rsl
boas - ssesnd The Yellowstone The coming
aeason. The CARROLL viii b loaded pgin-
cipslly With sovessmoat freight NJ
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Gen. James s. Brisbin. tho new post
comqaadint 4 Fort Ellis, arrived here
Saturday. Gen. 1risbin has been station
ed 1t Omaha for some tine, and our Omaha
exchange speak Of hia In terms OF the
highest praise % : gentleman Of 6ne 60
cd qualities and % officer Of experience
md good judgement.
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TERRITORIAL ITEMS
Deer Lodge County.
From the North West, 4th.l

O00f AO040 OOU0ty.
From the North. West, 4th.l
Con. Kohrs has bought OF Abrahams 4
Greenwood 400 head Of stock cattle, now
near Stevensville and to be delivered
here In April. The figures were very
low.
Mr.. Gilbert and his Episcopal flock
have il next their hearts 70 build that long
talked-of. much desired, stone chur ,h eli-
dec the coming summer. II they can zee
the way clear we trust II will be done
The court room is an inelegant and ire.
ligous sanctuary. and pastor and people
would feel nearer the golden gates in .
church Of their own.
Nj. Robert 8. Kelly shovel 10 Wed.
nesday the largest prospect Of gold We
have seen from two pounds Of rock. d
was . piece Of ordinary hooking, dart
rock, sent down from the Pyrenees lode
1t Georgetown, and showed no gold v,si-
bio to the naked eye. Onbeing pounded
Ia mortar Il yielded ! IL ounces Of gold
900 fine. worth 80 per ounce. and . ton
Of like rock would therefore yield go,
200.
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Reheerpels ars now In order for a en-.
terts,snept y The y. =. Church in this
city - 500 - arrangements can - pes-
fscteA. ~AicAa will oessist Ut lah)eonx.
gecia6ena dlafyses, music, 10.
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We publish in this issue The advertise.
meat Of Gilmore 4 Co. 6olicitorA WasA-
in xton, D. G. Il i . responsible arm.
and ~ adviss th0ee having badness q
Washington In their line TO coasolt them.
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The editor Of the Times tries to awaken
public sympathy BY slobberin2 over the
destruction by nfe sevesal years ago Of
Col. Wooliolk's printing material upon
which the Helena Qasette Vas printed,
and falsely accuses % Of glor,lying over
WOolfOlk's misfortune. We did not allude
70 IL il tic rsmo&sss degree. Our reference
was directly to Mr.. Wilkinsou % editor of
the Bosoman Times.
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Helena papers announce that J. Basinski
has c:osei out business there and shipped
hjs goods to bis BOzeman house.
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Installation of Omcora.

1nstalla ton of Omcera.
At . regular meeting Of Fountain o.
Hope Lodge No, ~, l. q. G.. T.. held
in Bozeman, February eth, 1870, tho FOL
lowing officers were installed by J. G.
Switzler, L. D.:
VIC IA o Brawner.
Wv T-Mary A &witzler.
w r ST L Grahsm.
w FS-T B Gilmore,
w T-Kate NJ Switzler.
W C-R j Irving.
w M-Mark Burton.
w IG-D H Winters.
WO Oh Rainier.
w A Sc III Switzler.
w % Mt HI Swit1ler.
WR H S-kuth p Switzles.
W S-Aurilla Davis.
PW John H.rper.
FRANK l.. GRAHAM,
W. r. 6ec'y.
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Ben. F. Dexter arrived from Fort Peas
Tuesday. He reports Sweeney dead; tina
the boys are fighting almost daily.
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0aeklo.

Mr.. Myers, Of tho Arm OF Martin 1
Myess. rssurned from Dres Lodge oatus-
day with between eight and niue hun.
red head Of cattle, which be purchased
In tkat county. They wese driven to the
Yellowstsus valley. where they will be
|wintesed.
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NORTHERN PACIFIC HOTEL,
Main Street, Boxeman. n T.

Under tho management Of Mrs. II. J.
Hoppy, this house has attained an excel
lent reputation. The rooms are we'll fur.
nished and kept in splendid order. The
tables are supplied with everything to be
had in the country, which il prepared BY
the best cooks in the mountains. Trav.
elers will find first-class accommodations
ct the Northern Pacific. Helena and Yir
ginia coaches stop 1t this hotel.
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The ladies OF st. James Aid Society
will give IN entertainment ut the Youna
Mems Hall on Wednesday evening. Feb.
l6,-to consist OF New England sup
per, and % attractive Gallery Of Fine
Arts, by the most approved masters. All
are desired to dress In fancy costume, al
though any not Wishing to do 80 will be
Just q welcome.
Admission, free; supper, 80 Cts; Ar,
Gallery. Is cts
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The boys Of the COURIER Office and
Clark are indebted to Commodore Adam
Fillmore for . sumptuous feast, for which
he receives their hearty thanks. May his
shadow never grow less.