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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07
RuSineSS Locals.

1915 4 Drop Of Joy IL every Word. 1875
PURE LIQUID NITROUS OXIDE
GAS every day at Wilson's Dental Rooms,
No. II North Liberty street, Cumberland,
Nd, for the painless extraction of teeth.
Those that take it are delighted with it
and praise the invention on which no time.
experience or expense has been spared for
the relief of suffering humanity. You are
respectfully requested to call at my Dental
ParlOrs.
Scarcity Of NoAey.-There is NO
doubt but the present situation Of all kinds
of business and industry is fearfully de-
dressed, and it behooves every family to
look carefully to their expenses. Winter
is coming on when children are liable to
Group. Whooping Cough, etc: Coughs
and Colds will prevail everywhere, and
Consumption with other Throat and Lung
disease will carry on many. These diss
eases should not be neglected, Doctor Bill
are expensive, and We would advise our
,eople to use BoscHEEs GERMAN SYRUP
1t never has failed, One bottle at rs cents
will keep your whole family well during
the winter Two doses will relieve any
case Sold in II towns in the United
States, and by your Druggists, Mcneil s.
McCulloh, D. G. Percy, T.. A. Wingert,
Frostburg, and johnson Collins Of Eckhart
Mines.
"SL1GnT CoUaHs" very often result in
an incursble lung disease. DIR. Norris Syr-
up of Tar will remove these in very short
Time. Sold by McNeill s hcCuloh.
II you want the genuine London
Brown Stout, Ale, fine Whistles, Brandies
and Wines, 20 to B. STERN's Liquor Store.
No improvements On the "Ironsides."
A full line Of Lamps and Lamp
Goods at McNeill s. HcCulloh's Drug
Store.
Pure rye lyhisky, only g., at
B. Stern's Liquor Store.
Got the bat-the "Ironsides"-at 40.
Mems and Boys Clothing at cost at
EDWARDS s ROGERS.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

GREAT FoREpAuaH SHow.-Ths
golden opinions expressed everywhere
of this gigantic combination must be
gratifying to its opulent Manager. 1t
will be here Friday, October 18th, and
We cannot praise it too e1travagantly.
Read the following from tho Detroit
Tribune Of June LIST, a day after the
establishment had performed in the
Michigan metropolis:
This immense aggregation of me-
nagerie, museum and circus, having
closed brilliant and most successful
engagement here, has started upon an
extended tour throughout the State.
Of the immensely of this great show
one cannot well conceive unless he
has feasted his eyes upon its thousand
and one attractions. The menagerie,
probably the most attractive feature OF
the grand entertainment, isrsplete with
the finest and rarest specimens from
the wide field of natural history, and
embraces many geological wonders
never before exhibited here, and found
in no other collection. The great i'm
porter of wild animals, Adam Fore
paugh, has bent all his energy toward
the accumulation of this magnificent
array. To be the foremost Snowman
OF the day and age has been his single
ambition, and, to-day, his profession
concede that his is the standard ex-
hibition on either continent, and that
it has no parallel in the annals Of
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VALUABLE STOCK OF
MERCHANDISE!
Selling Out at Cost =!

FINDER and by virtue of a power con-
- tanned in deed of trust bearing date
Sept 2S. 1875, from Joseph Jandorf, the
undersigned will, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1876,
Offer at Public Sale the VALUABLE
STOCK OF MERCHANDISE now in
JOSEPH LANDLORDS store. m
Auction on the premises to commence at
0 o'clock O. m. and continue until the stock
is all sold. The stock Of merchandise con-
sists of
CLOTHING, LIQUORS, NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES, GRO
CERES, PROVISIONS,
and other articles usually kept in variety
stores Terms-CASH. .-
FERDINAND WILLIAMS,
Oct Tat Trustee.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

WHAT is famei The editor of the Frost.
burg journal was present at the He'll Gate
explosion. and said so in his paper, where.
ct the Baltimore Gazette does him up as
follows: ~. B. Ober, of the Frostburg
Journal, walked eleven miles through the
ssin to sec the He'll Gate explosion. ",--Nep,
No one will see anything wrong in
sll that. except the spelling, unless he
Is determined to find fault with oul
presence at the explosion.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

CHA8LIs N. ST1EFF, BALTIMORE,
HEADS THE LIsr.-The following dis
patch to the New York Evening Mail
indicates deserved success:
PHILADELPHIA, Sep. 2O--The cclebra,-
ed Stie6 Pianos of Baltimore, appear at
the head Of the list of piano awards.
Mr.. Stisff is II liberal patron of the
JOURNAL. and we are glad to note
this testimonial Of the superior excel
lance Of his pianos.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
has been investigating the condition
of manufactures in Berkshire, and
thinks there is every prospect Of a
permanent revival of business.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

The advertisements of the several
competitors inform US that the Wilson
Sewing Machine won "ths chief hon
Or" the Singer Machine "the highest
honor" and the Weed Machine "the
highest position )" furthermore dis
patch informed US that tho last affair
lis an institution of Hartford" and
that city was "ablaze with excitement
over the news" We are told also
that stsinway received the highest
honor" for pianos, Weber the highest
award" Decker the highest order of
excellence" Stief Stands at the head
of the list with his pianos," and so on.
Prot Huxleys remark concerning the
elasticity Of language seems we'll
founded. The Judges have won for
themselves some sort of award for
unprecedented toll in impartial scat
teration of variegated superlatives.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07

Arm BRoKEN.-A little son of
johnson Collins, Esq, of Eckhart, had
his arm broken Tuesday evening by
falling from a wagon.
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General Items,

The republicans seem to have car
ried Colorado with considerable gains
on the vote of 1874.
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Additional Locals.

NEW advertisements on both Sd and
4th pages this week. Read all.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1876-10-07
THE MINING JOURNAL.
1losTBUkG, ND, OCTOBER 2, 1876.

TEE intsrminable School Board
question is one of those rare public
matters which now and then puts on
new and thrilling aspects. "Humpty
Dumpty" is hardly more replets with
ludicyous poses and shifting situations,
Or less fruitful Of absurd effects.
The last sensation came from the
declination Of Mr.. Shriver, county
treasurer. to pay Mr.. Mckay certain
SUM Of school money for some school
purpose. The latter plunged into
print, and shaking his CORY locks, as
itwsrs,' at the County Commissioners,
tragicslly warns the teachers they
must dssist, else teach at their own
risk.
The treasurer, however, under ad-
vice, finally paid over the money.
About this there was some lofty talk
of running up and hauling down
flags :" also Of "usurpstion Of judicial
powers" all "by the County Com
missioners."
It is matter of doubt whether the
Commissioners have really earned in
the slightest manner any such impnta-
ton. If an error has been committed
it is likely not traceable to them :; or
if some people will hold them respon-
sible anyway, how will it answer tc
say the Commissioner interest has
been evoked by the inaexible resolu.
ton of Judge Alvey to have nothing
to Dc with the appointment of School
Commissioners? To Judge Alvey''
estimate of the law which confers thii
prerogative upon the Judiciary, very
much is duo of the embarrassing com
plications which involve our schoo
management. If this be true, why
should not the County Commissioner
inquire into the validity Of 3 body, in
complete partly because eur Chic
Judge will join in no appointment t.
supply the deficiency?
If Judge Alvey be correctly report
ed, the School Board, when full, is thu
product of unconstitutional authority
what must it be, then, when it is no
full7 And what shall we think of tn,
talk Of the qualifications of"a quorum
Of an incomplete body, unconstitution
al at best, to transact business? 1t ii
nonsense, and somebody ought to have
the chance to make it appear. TIL
Commissioners can do it about as eff
feetively and proftably as anybody
If there's risk in the existing arrange
ment, the probability is they will no
accept the risk without learning why
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New Advertisements.
FOR RENT.

V>HE HOUSE lately occupied by Mrs.
Elizabeth Matthews. Roomy and
pleasantly situated. Inquire of
Oct7 JAMES KANE.
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Postage STAMP ps.

The introduction of the postal system
as it At present exists in all countries of
| the globe has ben crrttited to England.
where. in 1910, covers AMI envelopes were
| devised to carry letters all over tue King.
com at one penny tic single rate. THIS
p q" was adopted through The cxertions
of SIR Rowland Hill, who has b. en- aptly
termed The ''fathtr Of postage stamps.
II now appears. howev 7. that there il xl.
other asp,rant for the introduction "f ,he
stan,p system. IL Italy, as far bHck a.
1918, letter sheets were rrep.r. duly
stamped ~ tire 1T lower corner. while
letters were delivered by -Pec. ally nppO mt
I'd carriers on The prepayment 1T III"
money wiic the stamp rrrrs"ntcd The
early stamp repre>e' ted courier q"
horseback and MAS of three valats. l.
Was discontinued in 1885. Whether Itai,
or Great Britain first intr'nluced postage e
sss..t,s, Other countries aft rwari h. ga'.
to avail themselves Of ,h's method for The
| prepayment Of e.iers. allhnugh they dia
Grea, Britain e j"ved ,hr mono 7oIy Of
stamps for three Years, and although il,'
frs, o.: ps wer. issue'i in 1870. sit m.,,.
fewer Il ,nyes in her staIn,,s t. an AZ,
tier County,. AID las sutf rel. 10 G aug
At all in the main Il sign--t,e por'ra, ~
Qle. n Victoria. In 9th. T. ccnnttlts-rO
"a ,iy in our nwn..'h.. Smdwch and
Il, Il the Argentine Republic. tue honor Of
,r ra.tulc Oh stnmI s Is u>u llv d'st' ibuttd
among various u X. pub c Oiiics r; but III
tire.t Britain. the Que" a'"r fig"res ~
hcr stamps. al d n"i even IL" changes tliai
,hir'y.tivc years have made IN bcr tac'
are shown on the national and colonial
postage stamps.
The TEX, coun ~ to follow n" exampl
of Eng and WAS l;r.zIl. In 1S42, serm.
Of three Stamps wer- issued. consisting
Simply Of large numerals d.nu'ing The
vaiu-, an all printed IT, black. Thea
came Switzerland AMI Finland. whi":a to.
day are very rare; -"on "f'er cane Ba.
vnia. Be GUM. France, Hanov.r. Nv
South Wales, Tuscany. Austria. British
Guiana, Prussia. S x"ny, Spa u. De, mark.
l,,ly a,d the United >ta'es o her c",'n.
tries followed in the trim, until Al the
pr sent momen', there is scarcely any
portion uf the xlob inhabited by civil.Z-l
people. which h $ nol post e. stamps
Isl. Nicho as.
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Ab"u, fivr years ago se''izcnof Halifax
lrf, H.. " f. and three ,biIdr I" &c k
work IN the Urifed S'at$ Al the end If
\ wear the wife he 'rd ilaf he was rich;
next. that h. was d ad Two years +" ere
. ~-ed away and size nSrr.ed again, and
now has one or two children by ,h Sec
o d tu>b,nd. Recrhtk she received q
letter from her first husband. who is alive
and well il Texas, dialks OF coming
on. Tn. family are resfctabIe. and these
it'd nss fell like homnhe.i upon them.
TIE second husband in great i>ir' IS
over the unfortunate afhir. and wishes 10
leave I,a c.,,n,ry. lie kinks it II safe
20 marry q widow nnlcS he corpse OF the
deceased husband is pFduceh.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

A young man disappeared from his
home las: spring and his parents heard
nothing from h'm until SUI day. says The
NOrrsiOMn Herald, when he came home
with u broken nose, four fingers fright
fully out Of shape. one ear partially gone.
one eye missing and a cru'ch under the
rigln arm. 4; first his mother thought
he was the vicnm nf Il nitro g;yccfine *
plosiOD. tut when he senk down in chair
ana feeliugly RI marked, Home base at
last" she knew that he had been ,rave!'
ing with professional base ball club.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22
Molly by the Gate

BY the road two married naples,
Whrre the robins love t" mate;
On the grass, bene In th' If shadow,
MolIy's waiting by the gate.
Dark or fright the lay that sailclh,
Silent under he v'n's dome.
II has one Sole hour for Nelly,
That " hich brings her father home.
lie. within the pan'ing city,
Working out mans common fate.
Often sees, before his vision,
Little Molly by tie gate;
Who hath proved his strong defender,
Who doth hold hsn pure and true,
By the bahy face uplif,cd.
Bndding mouth. and eyes OF blue.
Every where. some dear temptation
fold. aliurem' nts tair aud rev;
Safe little child doth lead linn,
All the p'rilOus pathway through,
Evrrmorc his spirit sees her.
Be It early. be it latr,-
Still the little. child daughter,
Nelly, waiting by the gate.
MARY CLEMME
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Dr. James Shaw,
= s. .Es.:!.Y, E'crc Eglis, W. r.,

II near twenty years q regular Physician
HI Snrgeon Of the city OF Philadelphia.
III 'or son,c time resident Phyeiciar OF
b Pennsylvania Hospital. aud Consult
q Physician in other public medical IN
fiutions of that city, with number Of
bars experience as a Surgeon in the vol.
nte,: service aod regular army Of the
5nitcd States. Can be consulted on long
Banding and chronic diseases 1T that For,
The diseases OF women and children a
pec!ality.
December 10th, 1875.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

If the Lawrence Ea.'., s little story OF
Congressman Tarbox is true, he is a
pretty good eXpon, Mt Of the opinions Of
many people, including some editors we
Judge. When Ae was Mayor an important
question about the city finances arose and
a city official asked his opinion OF the
case; ID n tie finances," said the
Mayor, 81 don't understand EN- IBos.
ton Herald.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

AT the late meeting Philadelphia Of
veterans eff the Ney!dn War, it was an
nounced that few nm, crs Of tic old
Scott Legion had pianIi Il J mt through
Mexico for tie purpOsebt visiting the o.d
battle fields and reyiylg failing rerollec-
tons The scope OF be exp dltion has
since been enlarged. All Mexiran-wa
veterans are invited tojoin it. The es-
prnse will be about $40 tor each perso".
The excursion will stat on or about Feb.
1, Particulars may b learned on appli.
cation TO tue Scott Leion IL, adQuarters,
Fourth street and Fairlount avenue, Phil
ade!phia.
A difficult lock to pi6-One from bald
head.
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And teach me how to pray.'

Student Of history Professor, are
kings and queens always the high' stu
Pr"fessor-"'Cerralnly; why do you ak
such nonsensicAl question: Student
b cause noticed that IN game Of tail
road euohre tho jcker-' Professor
leave the room, slrl''
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Don L.. t3yarm,

ECLECTIC pHYSlCIAN-Ciiicc in
u rriGley's building. north side Main
<ee,. Having .oci,td in Bozeman. ten
= his professional services 10 the cill-
IL OF tie own anl county.
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AChi{d Of Shadows.

Months g, . DsirO,tcr was sent to
he House If Corr ct'on. The wife, 9
!, rdw king woms an >Olely ftl'ctrd
~ health. ma aged To provide food A. d
fuel for herself and child until the oti'e,
,.ay, whe,. death Came I, end the sirng.
s.. TIL" ii'lle girl. harl'y eight years
Id. was xll al+,ne IN The house when ',c'
M .ler diett. TIE event occurred at dark
M 1T midnight The child was heard
,nging in the s.a.kutss A pedestrian
who halle, AID heard her say
"Mo,her, won't you wake mp aid
light ,h- lamp? If you will. l will sing
some more"
Suspec,in. what lad happened. ht
reused some Of tho nrigh',ors, and as
they went IN. the tEild sat in the dark
nes., holding its mothers cold hand aru
singh g
The Lord will lead little child,
And teach me how to pray.'
A dark room, death on the bed, pow rty,
hunger and cold 10 make her situation
more desOla {, and yet the child oi
stia OWs was not aira,i she saIu-
I kept still long while to let mother
sleep 1hen san: all my songs to keep
IN. awake. Then | looked out of the
window and didn't move, SO that the
angels wouldn't be AFRAID 10 como and
talk 10 her anu max. her smile. | wis!,
God hae. made more daylight for poor
,Oks."
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Fof Holding The Courts Of the
[TitorY fur The Year 1876.

upy.lnc Court Ut its late s'ssion
time Of holding the court tor
akiug .o,nc changes. as follows:
SUPREME COURT.
le tir>, m nd " N January and
Dnnn u. N August.
Dl~TRIcT-|I. n. Blake. Judge.
y bJ,.rn county. ut Virginia Cit,.
Snday in Marc"; second m"n"ay IN
s@r.
n,lnlin county. .t Bnzrman. first
" in May, i !, monday in October.
f1r,.on com v, ~ Rad rsb"rR. ls'
Is in April: Al Tu- sday IN Sept.
70 DISTRICT Knowles, Judge.
Deer Lodge ronn,y. at Deer Lodge
econl nonhSy ~ April.
3 monday IN September. for all
,ha, can ne tried without 4 jury.
in cnse. where the pAs,ie- consent
special ycn,rc may issue 10 try the
y. monday il December.
lAiissnuia county. y Mi~s"ul". fourth
1ay IL Jnnc; sec nd monday in M.
Ser.
ERcaycrhcaG county. o Dan, ~ K. first
|.y in June; second monday in DC.
IRp D1srR1cr-D. s. Wade. Judge.
X ,ewiS and C;arxc county. a. Helena.
monday in March; fist monday in
fMier
f1Ieanhcr county, at Diamond City.
ID monday in april; th'rd mon'ay
s"bcr.
ntc limited States Courts are held OF
Snin CIV. y +r Lodge and Hrirna. IT
ncs the Territorial District Courts
Nj IT those p!GccS
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youngster while p-rusing chapter
"f Genesis. turning to bis father, inquired
IT the people IN Ihosc days used to d..
'ums on the ground. 1t was discovered
'hh be hal been re dug the pas>age,-
And the sons Of men multiplied upon
the face Oi the earth"
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!. w. - 0lar oe, wi. r.,

ANDSU RECON nfiice
4 a, his residence on Church street.
h. man, ". T.. offers his professional
EviceS ~ the citizens Of Bozcnan and
nllaiin county.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

4 printers devil pr"pou ds the follow
ing. "What is the diff renee between 4
thirty nllar-a-weck position at the, case
and the chief CT the Sioux?" Ans. ..Ono
is a buly 'si., aid lie other is a Sitting
Rn. l >,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

\ Kentucky editor tells another that il
his heaC were as red as his nose he would
remind one of o bow legged carrot eur.
mounted by cockade.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Out of suffer- & have emerged the
-,ro' gest souls, and the most massiya
Characters are scared with scars. Martyrs
have pa on their eorUnHt on robes gilt
esing with fire. and through their tears
havetae sorrow:uI first seen the gates CT
t,4oV,.n
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Rev. W. ii il Murray Is not only =
lover OF good trotters, but raiser Of
eho'ce s'oek, having spcn his farm in
Guilf'rd, Conn, about fifty horses iacla-
l!ag thirty threading mnrts aud colts.
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"A fact for Mr.. Darwin.

Mr.. Darwin and the other naturalists,
in seeking to- Il fine tie pecul,a,itic,
which distinguish man from The lower
crra'ion, have omitted M mention one
very ma.kahlr distinction. Man is he
only animal that blows his nose. The
ALI a'or hss NOSE ne rly tw" teet long,
but he never bows il. The elephant "a
! reach over his nose and tickle his hind
legs, and he often ces; but &c n, ,vcr
wipes it. the blue NOSE babo,n has -
G. rul an PROPOSES nt which the neb's 81
animal might he proud. bu! 1t goes un
blown. TI,- double nose pointer has an
,mme"s" c'psci,y for blowing. Lut le
never will; anu the oyster, whose % c
reaches clear round to nis back. r. frains
from cxcrcisingit Man alone la. reach
Il 10 The height of q pock. ha ndkerhie' i.
md hr proudly waves his ban lana as II
sufficient cvil.cnce f n,s superiority.
red every m"n.h in the year. and the q
y RS are rcvning its clde",s. Ice
formed h IF IN inch tMick in My; Sow
tell 10 The q pin # ,rh in,h i'll Yer
n,0r'. seven in Ma,n.-, three j. III it, rlOi
# Nv York, and also in >eme parts IF
Mm-~a.hus tls in June; ice wa for'ie.i o;
the Iii. kn s>nf windaw-glns ough"ut
New Ens AID, Nv York. n d SOME parts
i p nns ivan in ,ne month "f .iuy.
IL August, corn then in The milk was
tr,z.,.. A" a'temp, was made IL save II
~ cutting in full stalk. curing d dry'"r
:. ter h.td ,; hut durI"g :he WARM day,
fo kwiay. The .Ori,, which MAS stsckes: III
,.,nt ii ids and un>l..k j in Other>, b.
c IN ru.teu. a.; ;h- tilu.;x arising from.
!, c,tui re ,cen.cd fum these Il Ids f.l
ni.es around IN New England aud Ne
York. Al, Thai could t", MAS saved; sou"
YVES fed 10 hogs aud .atle, but tn t'ei
r. fu>.d il, So repusi.e aS the stel Il
The prize W 1T W 80 81 . r b''she'. and
III TvtIHu- 80 Gaia ions ful!OMtd, mnI
Well ~ do tarunr bad pr. viOus year
supply. aud doubled tI'e.r money. Viii.
hers. pursuing \ efficient and n"s'i'I
course. tam shed iheir neigabOrs with
TN ei at time, 1T a f ir price, ani could
ct Z j. dnce. I" sell on slccula'i"n.
w might NJ ntiOp such names There
are msry uv.ny within wi,O-e memnr!
hat wni, -s read caIamlty lefi an IN 'eli
nic impression. The fear of famine W =
familiar 'np'c in nlany farmers homes.
L,vines mingl d i j" IN ,r services and II.
etr pray r. 'mp!orcd divnA mercy Va
h- w,nt', II t ha, been visited On Ill
,.h.lare tor Their si"s. II "as "a q O'hy
a I f"r farmers They supplied them
s.Aves. Z nera'ly, IN this r"y,"n. from The
corn 1T tsst isT. vionS year Tor see To plan
he follow. z >priag. 1917 = Taunton
: MsS. Gaz,,tte
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Brigham Young has several military
titles, and his wives inva:iable address
him Us Eriegy dear.
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

Every tinrd msu Il. s.. Louis is namel
Jones, Brown, johnson or Smith. while
the balance answer 10 the name Of 'she}lo,
theran
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1876-09-22

The big girls IL K ntucky sit on top Of
the fe' ce. Knocking th ir heels against
he toards, and 'reamily spurting tohae-
co juice into the dusty road, and v hen =
rasclsr rid's by they hail him and in
quire. What will ye take Tor that tha.
nOss-clean cash RIGHT II yer fist?"
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Dr. NI- II. Gpcncer,
|'n EsxDE.vT DE.vTIST,
3EMAN. M"NIANA
sEMAS,
John Potter,

I TTORNEY AT LAW, Hamilton,
n Montana Will practice in all Courts
Ithe Territory
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HHv'," fr quent'y .'p;"alrd to his faith.
er to buy HIM a ck-knif-. amt receiving
.nf isal answer. '.if YOU speak to me
tgain ON that subject I'll whale you" he
VII s'ra'ghtway 10 his mother. cryin.
IS if lns heart wou'd break. and said. II
c,c't never be goo like George Washing
on, with snci, Il, y. re got. -
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rtc United States Courts are held OF
mia li,y. y tr Lodge and Helena. ~
ines the Territorial District Courts
Nj 1T those places
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somewhat J"'cI'he ianuy said to 0
all partrer ata bah:
do y"" think, Miss, my moustaches
ue becoming?'
7" which she replied:
Well. sir. they may be coming but
they lave not yet arrived.