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Lost, Strayed or Stolen.

mine HEAD OF HORSES LAST SEEN All inl
w Star Ranch, on about the last OF NoVslus ~
1873. one small roam mare black name and tall aAu
had bell on. One yearing horse colt, dafk a @I
brown One yearling bay mare cold. uhe sS nss
sized pinto mare eight or nine years oa' o W..
light grey herse, seven or eight years oia. o JS
sorrel Ii orse colt with ball face three years uia
ID 4.
Said six horses being branded with = on 'ls III h.
shoulder. Also. one iron grey horse, nvs " la
years old hind feet white and saddle mara " sI
side, tip of white One roam horse ~, i q
four white feet, branded on left shoulder w .ni
shown above, on left nip with horses ntau ''N
-; and one four-year old pinto mare eoe -, IN.
will pay $25 reward to anyone giving ~
formation as to their whereabouts.
A'''i 49, ga July ll-2n,
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Notice.

HSa HE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILLIE PAID
4 ont Of the Current Expense Fund on presenta.
ton ut my Office: :. 90
No. 49,. In favor OF James Apperson, ........s5 w
IS - j. v. II. Witt.-... . 10
Also. the following Warrant will be paid ont OF
the Hospital Fund: 49, *
No. 1885,. In favor of r. A. Berger, $40 W
IS1DOR SMITH,
County Treasurer.
IDAHO Cry, !. T., Aug 6, ls79-2m
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Price, So to subscribers in the Terr;,o.
and 1926 when sent out Of the Te sit'.l!
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maOTfcE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN Az
EW sessn.ent of $40 per share has been levied ON
tie capital stock Of She Garden Valley Mining
Company. aud that the same win be due and pays-
Bile on the 18th OF September next BY order Of the
Board Of Trustees.
July 8. 1870
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P0sT0FFICEs.

PuSIUEFICES,
The following is list of the postofllccs
in Idaho Territory:
Ada county.
Boise city, Middle Valley,
Broanlee, Payette store,
Dixie Fayetteville.
Emmetsville, pomeroy.
Falk's Store, Salubria,
Indian Valley, Thnrman's Mill.
Lower Boise, Weiser,
Maun's Creek, Weser Bridge,
Middleton, Council Valley,
Alturas county.
Atlanta. Mountain Howe.
Rocky Bar,
Bear Lake county.
Bennington, Bloomington,
Fish Haven, Georgetown,
Iowa Bar, liberty,
Montpelier, OVID.
Paris, Saint Charles.
Boise county.
Banner Centervile,
florssshoe Bend Idaho City.
peucervil,e. plaCerylie,
Quartabnrg, squaw Creek,
Garden valley
Idaho county.
Clear Water, Elk CITY,
Florence. Grangeyille,
John pays Creek, Kamai
Monat Idaho. Slate Creek.
Washington.
Lenihi county.
Fert f.emhi Gibbonsvre,
Jordan lrsek JunctiOR,
Leuh Agency Chslhs.
salmon City.
Mex Perez County.
Camas Cresk, Four Mile.
denesee, LspwRi,
Lewiston, Moscow,
Thorn Greek. Thorn valley.
Oneida County.
Oneida, cherry Creek
CHfton, Corbett's staten,
tagle Rock, Franklin,
Gehtile Valley Aalsd City,
Mink Creek. Oxford,
pleasane Valley Port Neuf
Ross Fork, sand HOLE
Soda Springs. Terminus,
Weston.
Owyhea Vunnty.
BruDeaU Valley. isait River Bridge.
Caste Creek. Eairyiew,
Goose IreSG Marsh Basin.
Oaklay, Rvynelds eek,
Rock Greek, SILVER City.
shoshens County.
Pierce City.
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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

1t il gratifying to see that the Helena IN
dependent comedies with us in opposing the
massage OF land monopoly laws. That
Journal has great influence with the party
ii represents, and its independent course
will win for it many friends. The question,
however, is not a partisan one, but it is one
lii which every citizen who feels an interest
.snthe welfare of the future of Montana Is
deeply conceYned, and the Montana jour-
nails can have much to do IN shaping the ac-
ton Of Congress If they will come out
snuarely for the interests Of Montana and
her people.
The Bozeman Courier thinks instead of
selling the so-called arid lands of the Rocky
mountains in large tracts ut a nominal sum,
ii would be we'll to lease the same for y term
of years. This, we think, would have the
same effect as selling. 1t would enable a
few monied men to m%onopolize the grazing
privileges of the country, and would work
the same hardship upon the poor as The law
giving them q clear deed to the land. Any
measure calculated 10 cripple the interests
of the poor mar will prove Instantaneous
to the country. 1t matters not whether our
grazing lands are held by lease or title, it
will work a like hardship upon those who
have snail means. The actual settler OF
The West is generally poor, and comes to
take Il home IN our midst because he is not
able to buy one in the settled states. lie IS
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04
BEroRE settling down to business in our

BEFORE settling down to business in our
new home it is well, perhaps, to say fare
we'll to old Diamond, our home, with the
exception of a few brief months, since 1860.
we have seen the town rise from a few
miners cabins to one Of the l~iyeliest and
most populous mining towns in Montana
stretching along the gulch q mile or more
then recede again slowly until but a few
cabins and d few business houses are now
iiegftt, and the rush and hustle OF business OF
other DAYS have subsidized forever. Still the
dreary old mountains loom up. with the
same solemn grandeur as Of " and but
Tor the fact that the day Of glory of the old
town has fled, there might be some regret
mingled with our farewell. But even Dia-
mond in her day Of glory pales before the
prospective future of our new home, which
IS based, not upon the fickleness of placer
mines, but upon the growth of the country
and upon the inexhaustible wealth of its
mineral fountains. White Sulphur Springs,
as the name indicates, is a health and pleas
ure resort, and one too that we are pleased
to say, has no superior yet discovered, and
but few equals in the world. The healing
virtues Of the waters are far-famed. Hun
Areds OF radical cures have been effected
through their agency, and yet their value
is only beginning to be known. Chemical
ANALYSIS sets them down as similar to the
Hathorn springs, Of Saratoga; equal to the
Warm springs Of Arkansas, and not sur
passed even by the celebrated Prussian
waters bottled and shipped SO extensively
10 the United States. In addition to these
wonderful healing properties Of the water,
the town is well located for making q fair
commercial center. 1t is near the center OF
Meagher county, and midway between the
great agricultural and stock-groWing val
leys Of the Gallatin, Missouri, Yellowstone
Musselshell and Judith, and on the natural
highway TO the great agricultural and pas
toral fields east of the Rocky mountains.
Being assured that the interests of our
many patrons in these valleys and through
out the whole country can be better served
from the Springs, and our confidence in the
future of the place has induced us to select
ii rs the future home Of the HUsBANDMAN.
And since we have so decided, we will set
about to build a permanent abiding place,
and to gather such comforts and CONVENE
ences as are essential to our papers, useful.
ness, progress and prosperity.
ii was our intention to begin the fifth
volume with our enlarged paper, but the
delay lii the transportation Of our press and
material, which come new and fresf, from
the mandatory, necessitates a postpone
ment of d few weeks.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

THE removal Of the HUsBANDMAN ONCE
took I'm so much time that we were forced
TO miss one week, and only issue a legal
sheet, but our patrons will lose nothing by
this. Il
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

!, ANEW lodge of GOOD Templars vas or
ganized in Virginia City, on last Wednes-
day evening, by the Rev. George Comfort,
G. w. Counsellor of tue order in Montaaa.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

w. EGBERr SMITH, territorial superln-
tendent of Public schools, visited Meagher
county last week. He is an earnest worker
in the cause of education.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

generally well posted in regard to the years
of privation necessary before he can sur
a home on the frontier with the adj
yantages of schools, churches and other
genial influences which he has learned to
love. and it is necessary to offer some in
ducement to make him cast his lot in a new
country. The principal inducement offered
by Montana IS that Of free grazing. Rob
our country of this, and although we have
the richest soil on the continent, and the
most healthful climate on earth, settlement
would be slow compared with what it will
if no disposition of the land is made calcu-
lated to create a monopoly. The paltry
revenue that the government would derive
from the rent or sale of such lands would
be as nothing compared with what it would
receive from actual settlement and develop
ment. We have legislation enough that is
calculated to make the rich richer and the
poor poorer. Let our lawmakers look to
the interests of the poor and homeless of
the nation for once, and If there is any
change to be made in the laws, let it be in
the interest of this class.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

WE learn that there has been a post Of
flee established at Yago, on the judith, ana
the documents for opening the office have
arrived, but as yet there is no mail route es-
tablished. However q petition has gone
forward and it is to be hoped that our dele
gate will take the matter in hand and Sc
cure the adoption of the route, and thai
service be ordered at an early date. lnere
are about 200 miners wintering at Yago
and along the Judith, and to deprive them
Of the knowledge of what is going on In the
outside world would be hard treatment.
The route now established between Fort
Benton and Martinsdale can be easily
changed so as to pass through Yago and
the mails carried at a very small additional
expense, and regular mail service to 1ago
will do il great deal towards the progress OF
the development OF the new mines.
While on the subject OF mail matters we
have to suggest that there is much need OF
mail service to the Sweet Grass. This val
lev is becoming quite thickly settled by
permanent residents and wealthy stock.
growers. A tri-weekly line through from
Martinsdale via the Sweet Grass to Govt
son is of great importance to the settlers OF
that region, besides it will place the resi-
dents of the Musselshell aud Yellowstone
valleys in direct communication with each
other, a thing which would be much need
ed in case of i'm Indian outbreak. The post
al route established last year from Martins
dale to the Yellowstone lies too far down
the Musselshell river to accommodate the
Sweet Grass valley. We do not mean hy
this that il is yalueless, for the settlements
are fast spreading along the fine valleys o
the Musselshell, and the route will be espe
eially essential next year.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1879-12-04

EASTERN Montana is booming. The
shackles that have bound it in the years
that are past have suddenly burst asunder
and its latent resources are beginning to be
aroused and developed. For several years
past western Montana has led the van. The
monied men of Deer Lodge have arrested
stock in it's march from the Pacific states,
and the rapid development Of the mines of
Butte and Philipsburg and other camps,
have attracted the muscle and capital Of the
territory: and later the mines of central
Montana have drawn largely upon our float
ing population, but eastern Montana, which
has been quietly though steadily advancing
through these years, has suddenly awaken
ed and is taking rapid strides. Stock Is
pouring in from every quarter farmers are
locating lands, and The mountains are alive
with prospectors. Another year this Sec
ton promises to be the thriftiest portion OF
Montana. The development of mines will
lead to the hitherto unknown de-
files Of the mountains, and the improving
of stock ranches, diaries and farms will pre-
sent a scene of life and activity never before
witnessed i'm Montana. Several mail routes
have been established within the past year,
and several more will follow. The people
seem to nave suddenly awakened to a
knowledge OF its value. Capital from the
far East, attracted by the natural advan-
tages, are laying their claims to as much OF
it as they can hold under the laws. Before
another year has rolled by the region which
was d wear ago designated as a wilderness
OF GRANDEUR will be second in wealth to
no other in the territory.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30
Demnrests Platforms.

% Osman Hapeman have just received the new
. spring and summer styles of the above celebrat-
"a ed patterns, and will keep constantly on hand
Il all the sizes af the different patterns
tt The patterns are highly praised by the press
=, and the people They comprise all the latest
" and best styles of ladies' and children's dress,
" are graded in size and put up in envelopes on
n which printed illustrations and full descrip-
G tons of the garments in French and English
:, they are sold at prices ranging from 10 to 30
cents and the catalogue is said to include the
Largest and only complete assortment of useful
o and fashionable designs. Catalogues sent on APP
V plication and any pattern sent post paid on re-
!, ceipt of price as marked in the catalogue
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afford to spend little money in the way of

afford to spend a little money in the way OF
preaching the gospel Of cleanliness.
Paths Ito pass. over which similar toll Of )
cents might be levied might be made $50 to the
"Devl's Nose. the cliii south Of the Rock
and to the MAIDEN, Leap" across the chasm
on the east; neither of which places are often
visited, though the views from both are bcauti.
full, while the Devils Nose is also ntcresin =
from the remains Of an old French fort there
The place Ia, many opportunities Of becoming
still greater fayoritc for visitors, but radical As
have been some ones notions still more rad.
change must rcgenerate this great historic land
mark.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30
EcleCiIC Magazine.

Mr., William Blacks new story, entitled white
Wings: Yachting Romance" is begun in the
September number of the Ec'ectic Nagdzine 1t
opens very charmingly, and promises to be one
of Mr.. Blacks best. Besides Mr.. Backs story
it contains u large number Of intercstin. and
valuable articles from the foreign periodicals and
fine steel engraving entitled "Pcnn's Treaty
with the Indians" The new volume Of the maya
zine began with the july number, and promises
to be one of the best ever issued. The regular
price OF the Eccc is s. per year, or 10 cents per
copy; but the three numbers OF the new volume
will be sent to any one as trial subscription"
on receipt Of 81, and is now good time to give II
a trial f. r. Pelton, Publisher, % Bond Street,
New York. Copies may be seen and subscrip-
tons are received at the bookstore Of Osman IL
Hapcman
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30
DANDEIION.

Who does not know that this harmless little plant which
with its bright green leaves and golden cOored flowers
adorns our grassplas and pasture grounds? Dr. Whites
DandeOn Alternative prepared from the Dandecn root,
In combination with other valuable roots banks herbs
and is safe and certain specific for Liver Complaint Chils
and Fever Ague Dyspepsia Kidney Diseases. rheumatism
and Constipation OF the bowels; and Blood Purifier and
Renoyator it is positively unequaed removing pnpes and
salowness and producing clear complexion. Pint bot.
ties only dollar. and every bottle warranted. Sold in
Ottawa by Forbes d Gehrng
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

! The Fire Press at Streator is in danger Of talk.
ing its readers to death If the Fire Press doesn't
take enough interest in the county fair 10 tell its
readers what to expect at it, let it say 50, and
then give the long suffering community an oppor-
tunity to think of its own belly aches"
The Juicy bi,valye has put in on appearance,
It's hard to mutilatc the relics Of better days,
but we will have to spell the name Of the month
Aursust hereafter
And the Disguised and unfortunate farmer
walketh around his cornfeld and swealoth,
"'why d. it, its too bad, shall have to spend
all my money building cribs to hold it all The
way Of farmers life is hard, truly.
The champion Pie eater has been discovered as
from Ottawa He took part at the Grange pic
mic yesterday, and so brilliant were his exploits
that his friends have entered him at the Fair.
The county fair has given the MarseIc, Regis
tey a bad case of worms. Between trying to i'm
press upon the worlds mind that its name is Htg-
ister and not some other and this case OF worms,
the sheet has rugged road through life.
1t is possible our musical critic, in his remarks
on Piaafore last week, may not have been en-.
tirely classical in speaking of some of the solo
lists rs fully up to if not aboue the music" and
the risibiities OF the polished critic of the he
publican naturally ttillated. Our critic to be
entirely elegant and M Ja't, ought to have
echoedthe classic language of the erudite Cu-
len and said the singing was ''pr ercellnt"
Substitutes acceptable to Co. Cdg Officers,
can be received only when Men are sick and I'M
tit for Military duty" as shown by Ply sician's
Certificate; or when employers threaten positive
discharge for resposc 10 Military duty, in which
case the names Of Employers are forwarded to /
headquarters AHh.toa's o,ytjS II T. Co.,,
/. y. a., La Sale.
Cash that's rough on the employers. What'l
be the consequence? Will his royal nbs, FIFTH.
an, come down and close EN- up and fine them
for contempt Of his said royal nbs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

ness of his upward career of prosperity and re-
spectability beginning with his conviction and
transportation for serious crime. However, we
must not anticipate; and leave the reader of the
book to look up the working out of this queer
problem.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

n Among the interesting arrivals on Thursday
, was memphis joe who left the fever-stricken
city on Monday last. Joe" is a motte-breasteG
brown.rcd stag, beautiful bird, and valuable
addition to the game walks of this city. Mr.. W,
\ X. Lccky, who is the owner of most OF The finest
\ game birds in the town Of not county, IS the
! fortunate possessor Of his Joe ship
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30
A CARD.

To all who suffering from the and ndiscreons
OF youth weakness early decay loss OF manhood
&c, will send a recipe that will you. FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy discovered by mission
AIRY In South America Send sefsddressed envelope TO
the REV. JOSEPH T. ISxAS Station D. SEQ York CITY.
,Janisiys
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

No book can be more useful to horse owners
than one recently published by DR.. B. j. Kendall,
Enosburgh Falls, Vt. The price being only 20
cents ali can afford it, Everyone who sees it is
very much pleased with it, rs it ha. 81 fine en-.
cravings illustrating positions of sick horses, and
treats all diseases in {. plain and comprehensive
manner 1t has q large number OF good recipes,
a table OF doses, and much other valuable horse
The book can be had of the author
az above or OF Osman * Hapeman, Ottawa, Ills.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

+, A little boy who went into G. L. Thompson's
vineyard last Friday night to see if the grapes
were ripe and to congratulate Mr., 7. on the size
u of his crop, went home full of bird shot
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

CHICAGO, August %
On Change to-day the markets we're stronger
for grain and easier for provisions. In mess
polk and lard slight decline was suffered.
Wheat corn and oats sold at an advance. Cash
property closed at the following prices:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

Capt Eddy and his feet arrived from Morris
on Tuesday and were at work dredging in the
basin and "cut " this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

GUILTY.-Anybody recommending a sooth-
ing remedy for children containing opium in any
form is guilty OF doing harm Dr. Bulls Baby
Syrup is warranted not to contain opiatcs and
should therefore be widely recommended.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

= The Harvest Home Festival at Tallman Libby's
, grove was largely attended by joyia lot of farm
, ers, but We unable to print full particulars
this week.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.

n Dolls! DoLLs.l Wax dolls, china dolls and
rubber dolls, cheap, cheap, at O,man Il Hape
| man',
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

The Old Settlers Of northern La Sale and
southern Lee and DeKalb counties talk OF hold
ing re union at Earlvile this fall
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1879-08-30

Morning train makes close connection at Aurora fSr "
points east.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. b. O. Drawing ROaIa
Cars Horizons Reclining Chair Cars, and the &. H. O. Pal
Dining this All Information about rates
Of fare sleeping accommodations and time tables will
be cheerfu!y given by applying TO- ,r
General Passenger Agent, Chicago.
C. W. SMITH.
Traffic Manager Chicago q. " HAYDEN,
Agent at Ottawa.