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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-11-12
The Davis, Hausei & Co. Location.

Granville Stuart, Esq, was over from Hell
ena lat week preparing TO remove to the
Davis, Hauser & Go. location near TT. Ma
ginnis. Mr.. Rein Anderson will also move
nj the same time. There will be dozen men
and two or three families at the quarters
which are buit Of log, the entire building be-
ing built on three sides Of Il square, the main
structure being ITO feet long with two wings
projecting forward so feet. The face Of the
structure is inward AMI II Is designed in case
Of troubles to enclose the remaining side with
a stockadc. This will make il practically
fort The corral, 60 feet square, is a bout 100
yards from the house, Is made OF hewn log
and ut each corner IL "A baStinn or block house
from which the herders can deliver a fire
either inside or outside the corral at any
point. As the company now has some 5000
head Of cattle this corral il intended only for
the horses Of which they will have some 80 or
90 head 1t IL not intended TO feed any hay to
the cattle and only abou G0 tons have been
put up. Mr.. Stuart says the ranges Of Cho-
teau, Meagher and Custer do not equal the
Deer Lodge or other West Side grazing
ranges fifteen years ago, nor are they so well
watercd. There are, however, large areas
hitherto ungrazed and thus offering facilities
not now obtainable on the West Side. He
thinks in FIVE or six years the ranges will be-
gin TO exhaust. Stock raisers will then have
10 reduce their herds, inclose lands,grow hay
and breed finer cattle, and even then will BIZ
at n disadvantage with growers nearer The
great markets. In the meantime, however
with ordinary good luck, there is big mon
CIV" In the business.
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On MatrInony Bent.

Natrimonial-Alady Of y summers, intelii-
en- ana hpe-looking desires the acquain-
t hu, VI gentleman Of means and respecta-
mntf. Object matrimony. No Mormon
City. '"" '"'"' ''''''
-, ~ ""o'e appears, name given I'm full, In
the Butte, Montana, Miner,
'""' last approaching. The time II
Nv" no" !" hand when 1t isn't absolute.
ES Sae l lSf man to be alone, especially In re
Sold In chn, mercury a freezes aud whisky II
ir ua., NS. There isn't much matrimon.
and Il l. a,;, least not enough TO 20 arouns
shou III seek a market. True onr n,,ners 1,
s .r,n,sr as ae and oquirrh range. and th
s,s sold enough to suit them hut Jenni
M sh warm heart In some colder elm,
my sue gel --lsalt Lake Tribune.
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IDoNTHFAIL. TO SEE
- a K'tEs -
' TONIGHT.
THANK YOU. VIZ

Er +. z
Two weeks before the election we request
ed our friends in the different voting pre-
cincts TO send Us, at the earliest possible mer
ment, the number Of votes polled at the diff
ferent voting placeslin the county. Follow.
ing Is the result of onr request to date
Butte and New Chicago were transmitted by
telegraph; Blackfoot, c. g. BirisSys Jeffer-
SON Gulch, Harry @. Reyes Carbon Moor
and Gable precincts were transmitted byipnr
known friends; Mcclellan Gulch, Herman
Blume; YrekasJ.N. Chfids,r skcosey Creeky
J. B. Thompson; Emmettsbdig, s.1Fenni5;
Warm sfrings. u. Girardr ~zsaaks r.
Hosts ed n HamosI iiOnsi5s Z X phi
~ronS;sWiH 0reelEchbol HI, w r.
III. EdsArk; HAuaxk aud Phil sburt, j,
A. Quinn; Yamhill, b. II. rrufant. Majpri,
ties from Helmville were sensby sff~AG~1ree-
man. We return, our thanks ito the gentle.
men above mentioned for their prompt. ohm
pliance with our request and WIN say1xo rend'
ers residing in precincts, returns from which
are noS yet presented in our tsbls, that II Is 2
matter Of regret that we are mot aba % Civ
the returns - completes - they en- - With
out an Official count. Mo- on Dsssou
can be expoctsd 10 remem her t. enf5ks .oiz
polled in precinct for sacA dL1bre1 Ssreu
voted for, and the telegraph may incorrectly
report. Copies -taksn ffom poll books and
transmitted by mail rarely are. This much II
extenpstiu pbGdii f.sAts6ss Hvse~p3'
from ali the precincts In Deer Lodge county
ten days after the election 100. 80 ~ s' II
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cow BOYS kILLEC.
The Reign OF Terror on Snake River

The Reign OF Terror on Snake River.
For some time past the herdcrs on Snake
River, commonly known rs cowboys, have
been rmulating the deeds of their kind in
Texas and have established reign Of terror
in tn" towns whcr" they meet or pass through
on their drives and are aS desperate and reck'
less maraudcrs rs ever infested any country
Mr.. $. T.. Larabic, who returned Nov LIST,
says that about ten days ago they kicked up
and running the town for while, but that
the citizens rallied and put the worst one in
Jail.
On the 2hh two or more Of them came 10
Anderson's store nj Snake River Bridge, shot
the dog and chickens and finally fred into
the store, presumably at one Of the store
keepers who had demonstrated with them
They then went toward the corral. Two men
from the store followed them with guns
when near the corral the two cowboys
Jumped up and fired, but missed. The store
men then fred, killing one of the cowboys
and a shot fired by another person killed the
second one This ended the fray for the time
nj least The bodies of the dead man were
parties who killed them gave themselves up
had an examination and were acquitted
There are large bands Of cattle on Snake
River and the cowboys are running the coun
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N ew; To-Day.
EXECUTORS SALE.

Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of
an order Of the Probate Court Of Deer Lodge
county, Territory Of Montana, made on the
10th day Of November, $780, iu the matter Of
the estate Of Cornelia p. Olin, deceased, the
undersigned, Addison Smith, executor OF
said deceased, will sell at public auction, to
the highest bidder, for cash, the following do
scribed property on Wednesday, the 18th day
of November, 1880, at o'clock p. m, at the
late residence Of the deceased, near Deer
Lodge city, in said Deer Lodge county, the
following personal property. to.wit: ! set
silver ware, ! leaf table, kitchen table,
sink, ! cupboard, l clock, wash stand, b
chairs, rocking chairs, cook stoves, par.
lor stove, Is plates, 6 knives and forks, lot Of
kitchen furniture, bedsteads, blankets, q
comforters, feather bed. pillows, 9sheets,
IA pillow cases, s table cloths, towels, 10
napkins, 4 mats, lot wearing apparel, Q
stands, burea, 4 carpets, 4 point lace cur
tains, looking-glasses, ward robe, u pic
lures and frames, l settee, / kitchen table,
lounge, rdesk, lot wall paper. pair rep cur
tains, box augurs, meat safe, box soap,
map, sewing machine, bracket, stove, II
gallons coal oil, old sulky, toy bureau, 90
pounds -four, circular saws, pair cantinas,
! flower stand, wash tub, cords wool,
garden seeder. ADDISON SMITH,
Executor Of estate of Cornelia p. DIN, deed.
Dated Deer Lodge, Nov. 10, A. D., 1880,
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Helena Items.
s,.cial TELEGRAM ! New so,t,. West,

6%oPcuaiHeiegram 70 New North-W est.
aHELExA, November 1.-THE publicschools
Of Helena were, closed Wednesday for the
balance Of the week, at least, on account of
the prevalence Of diphtheria- 17-'"-
Delegate Maginnis will start east next
Monday. or 81 #=a.s..- bees a.s Hre
The Blaisden Dramatic Company are play
ing IN Helena this week and viii probably
open In Deer Lodge next Wednesday. Mr.
Learock Is the finest actor Montana has seen
in years, and Stanley Is immense in burlesque
as male soprano.
Tie Territorial Secretary has secured for
the use Of the House at the Twelfth session,
commencing January 10th, tine Sawtelle The
atre, which will be remodeled inside for the
purpose, and for the Council Chamber q sec
ond story, 60x23 feet, il being built on the
Auerbach and Beveridge building, adjoining
II. NJ. Parchen and Co. The entrance will be
by the Broadway stairs of the latter build
ing. 49,.
The Utah and Northern II. r. Co. has no
Telegram line They contracted with the West
ern Union for dispatches, and their business
has grown so large that 1t materially con-
fcts with the transmission of press dispatch
es, To obviate the difficulty to some extent
. night operator will be placed in the Helena
Office soon and the bulk of press dispatches
will be sent at night This will probably ne
oessitate their being repeated to Butte and
Deer Lodge the following day. NJ.
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We hoped to present TO our readers .hs
week a more complete table of returns than
i. published Lincoln, Toner'S Ranch, bearo-
lrys. French Gulch and Helmvilie are tine
precincts remaining unheard from DOUBT.
less they will but increase the majori'ieS oi
those now leading. From the returns no" ~
it is evident that for the Council A. H. Mi'cL-
i'll, Joe. A. Browne, +. G. Ives ana ~ ~
Aiken are elected, and for Representatives
Chem, Dewolfe, Humber, Pardee, HOUSE,
and Bell. Emerson, for Probate Judge, wiz
have close race, but the indications are la
vorable for his election. Witter Is undouoF
eddy defeated, although until "Wednesday
evening 1t was thought he would be the mex
Clerk and Recorder by small majority LIE"
Coleman will act as Treasurer for the ensuing
two years. The official count will show
handsome and richly deserved majority
Smith, McMaster, Hardenbrook and stranl
on the Democratic ticket are each elected
Kellogg for County Surveyor, is elected De
y"nd IA doubt.
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The wyman coined Company

49,
Ip.Hows, business agehof the wymsn
Comedy Company, arrived - from Butte
"wednesday evening, and ha' ostsrs out an.
nouncinr the appearance Of ~ Company .,
o'Neilrs Hall this friday ping. The
openinc piece will be the 9n ritten ex-
,ressly for the wymans enfitls Wake, !"
with Mr.. All. wynan In the ntle The
company consists Of eleven memo nd has
played over the Western States AZ rrito-
Ties with success, receiving the mo lora-
ble mention from the press where pey
have appeared, the O endaie and ~ "a.
rs,s 81 our own Territory giving th !,
.ended and favorable notice. Coming
endorsed, we trust to see them nave
houses daring their stayahsrs. /
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The County Election.

A more than usual interest centres In the
county election, and II WIZ take m official
count to decide in q number Of instances -
10 who has been elected. In the contest be-
tween wittsr and McAndrews the race Is very
close; until "Wednesday evening the tindica-
lions we're in favor ofthe former, but report
reaching here thst LiScean had given Nc
l>ndrsvs Is majority ensures the election VI
\. gentleman. Considerable discussion,
oo,rtant source Of amnsenent, and no end Of
being w.s developed over the returns frorE
Ns~ Chicago as published in last weeks al pa
per, and which, with one exception, are re-
publLh4d this week. 1t v not known who "
responabis for the error bat II = eefsainly
the result Of negligence on The partpf some
one. We believe there y but one precfncf re-
manning 70 arrive - tho ofaee osths County
Clerk, before the ofscial canvas can % ten.
M need, aud In tas svent q - lon-eIrisss
the Board Of oanva1ssn WIN ~ - 4ols %
coninsencs their IaAoss unsf uidav. scr ths
sIection.. Sows shalI rsadAins - soape ZOE
tiIss yefdUK NzK .es'
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DEER LODGE COUNTY TAXES.
Some Comparative Financial Data arc
Ais, OF the Largest Taxpayer .et

1t has been a custom Of the NEW NORTH
WEST for several years to publish list OF the
persons or firms in this county who paid 500
or more in taxes under separate assess
ment We depart from the custom this year
to a certain extent, inasmuch as only the
names of those appear who pay s125 or more.
In this connection it is gratifying to state that
the list hereto appended contains lao names,
and out of the 200 or more names yet to be
placed on the Treasurer's books the list will
be considerably increased. In 1875, when
amounts of 500 and over were published,
there were "a names on the list; In 1876 there
were 80; in 1877 there were ITO; 1873 there
were 1856; in 1879 there were 1875, and consid'
ering the number whose taxes range between
the amounts formerly published and those
published this year, the large increase Is par
ticularly noticeable. The general tax levy for
1880 was % mills, but special levies have been
made in Butte, Deer Lodge, Philipsburg and
other places for the maintenance of fire com
panies, etc These levies vary the taxes In the
respective places. The assessment Of Deer
Lodge Co. this year will be over 100000. In
the following list the postofice address Oh
residence of the parties is given as nearly az
nossihle.
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A Georgia View.

AUGUSTA, November 4.-The Chronicle
and Constitationaiist says, in reference To
the election:
The South, at least, has the satisfaction Of
knowing that she has kept her part Of the
bargain: And If the hero Of Gettysburg Is
not President 1t Is not her fault. We think,
too, she has for the last time been led lamb
like to the slaughter. Her experience with
loyal civilians and military heroes have not
been propitious in the past and the future
hOlds out no hopes.
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A Fine Thing For the Teeth.

Fragrant SOZODONT is composition Of
the purest and choicest ingredients Of the
Oriental vegetable kingdom. Every ingredi-
ent is well known to have beneficial effect
on the teeth and gums. Its enbalming or an,
tiseptic property and aromatic fragrance
make 1t a toilet luxury. SOZODONT re-
moves all disagreeable odors from the breath
caused by catarrh, bad teeth, etc. 1t Is en-,
tirely free from the acrid and injurious prop
critics of tooth pastes and powders which de-
stroy the enamel. One bottle last six months
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Some OF the Aajorities.

BISMARCK, November 4.-The following
are majorities for Garfield: New York, So,
900; Ohio, 200; Indiana, !, 600; Maine, s, 900
Pennsylvania, 10000; Connecticut, 1000
California, 5000; Illinois, 5000; Wisconsin
$4,000; Massachusetts,, $4,000; Rhode Island
5000; New Hampshire, 10000; Vermont, 2s,
900; Minnesota, $4,000; Nebraska, 5000
Michigan, 10000; Colorado, 5000; Iowa, 75,-
900. The latest returns from San Francisco
give the following vote: Garfield, 14,O98
Hancock, 14,7S4; Davis, 14,407; Rosencrsns
14,57s. Thss reducing Of expected Demo,
cratic gains in the city makes the State yer,
close and doubtful.
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New York Itema.

NEW YORK, November AT the Nation
al Republican Committee headqarten this
morning It was agreed to use the remainder
of the campaign fund to prosecute the Chi,
nese letter case and find out not only who
wrote 1t, but who instigated II.
Ex-senator Dorsey claims that the Legisla-
ture of every Northern State except, posi-
bly,, Nevada, has gone Republican, and that
II Fair has carried that Legislature he may
be counted with certainly to vote with the
Republicans
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EsrRAY TAKEN Up.

Came 10 my ranch about April !, 1cs0.
sorrel horse, or years old, weighing about
1000 pounds, branded d Tor = combination
Of &c b., has white stripe down his hee,
little To the right on the nose; right hind
foOt white. He II good horse. tn. owner
4 reauested 20 prove property, pay charges
and take him away. Par RIRAiNGhAA,,
UnZs-A Bear Mouth.
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Cabinet Conjectures.

NEW YORK, November 4.-The Herdids
Washington special says: Gossip has been
making the following Cabinet for Garfield
State Experimentation Harrison or General
Grant Treasury-Sherman; War-Grant OF
Don Cameron; Postoffice-Thos c. Piatt
Interior-GeneraI Logan Attorney Genera
john s. Wilson or Ben Harrison. Mr.,
Blaine out in the cold.
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THE NEW YoRN IFE,


BOARD or REIRRENcE.
Deer Lodgs.-s. :. LarG1Hn. ]. >. vanoundy
Conrad Kohrs, Thomas Stuart, Robert Fsnner
Nick Bislsnberg, Frank, Tstrespit, 6. 2. H.
BieienbsrG and others. | ,h!hl
Biaekfoot.-John Z. Quigisy.
8 PhiIipsburg --John caplice, Heary sehnepie
c. Kroeger. w. c. Bradshaw, c. H. Hart.
Pioneer.--A. q. Wilheln. n 1890
New chieags.-coi. @. w. Morse, II. y
Thomas, John Edwards. LIE W
Beartown--Abascal q Co., John Edwards.
!. HL HENRY 8. REED, Agest,
HH Deer Lodge, -. r.,
r. - TAT Doaneli. CLARK L Lsrabie Dank.l
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COLLECTION NOTICE.

As intend leaving for the east In few
days and have obligations ! must meet,
hereby respectfully notify al persons indebt-
ed to settle their accounts due me ON or be-
fore Nov. II. As this u . matter Of import
tention. -.
R0-A JOHN MARcHIoF
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MerIno Rams For Sale.

WE Offer for sale at Race Track, D. Lodge
w Valley, u head Ut pnre American herino RAM.
These animals are all Of good else and well wwoed.
VIII be rod singy or In hts 70 suit Apply to or 3D.
drsss = --'@IsEs HOBBlNS d CO.,
400 a, nj Rpce Track N. r,
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Public School, intermediate Depart
:. naent.

%. .@. mcnt.
..a #@@ vr e# .#rr@ s.-t-# -
Pupils standing highest in scholarship and
department for the week ending Nov. q.
+ A CLAss-Lizzie Foster, Thomas McKev-
lit. ar# IL 49,.
b CLAss--May Stuart, Willie Wilson, Bet
tie Robinson, Hugh O'Neill, Mary Napton.
-, SADIE HUTcHEss, Teacher.
- PRIMARY CLASS.
A CLAss-Frieda Miller, Addie O'Neill,
Annie Bien.
B .CLAss-Paul Mitchell, Alice Wilson,
Johnnie Neal
G CLAss--Katie Bielenberg, Liddie Wild
man, Dickie Riddle.
d. MAY HODGES, Teacher.
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The Election Day Poster.
DEMOCRATS
REPUBLICANS
NON-PARTISANS

Look to your interests and the interests Of
Butte City, and vote for men who win IA
vor giving \
BCrTEl
Her jus Dues, a.
A COUNT SEAT. -
The following men hav, publicly and pri-
yately, declared themsefes In favor Of q
division Of Deer Lodge Comfy:
COUNCIL.
DEMOCRATS. kPUBLIcASs.
4. ID. Aiken, Ut. Meader,
Jos. A. Brown, F.e. Worden.
s. Dewolfe, ... G. s.yarren,
G. b. Hauser, John Eli,
Israel Glenn, b al aEae. J.K. Pdee.
The OTHER CANDIDATES have jtber
ayowed themselves as OPPOSED TSDI.
VISION or have rmained NON-CsM-
INITIAL. Your Duy Is Plain. v
VOTE FOR BUTTE MEM n
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Estray Taken Up

Near Blackfoot City, one feabittsn grey
horse, about u wears old; U s vented on the
near shoulder; DB on the of shoulder; OF
the off thigh. The owner Is requested u
prove property, pay charges and take MIN
away. WIN. ELY,
Blackfoot, Oct. %, 1880. @o4t
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NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
@'it ROAD NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby gives that m persons tres
psss,aSia any way On tbs odA-au.sssrsd See
sea. within the 'in''' q the sr..' = the North
ssn Paeaae Raiirsad csnpsny win b. pressestsd
70 tbs fun extent Of the Law. Any person wish.
lag 20 ,sttie upoa these issAs for ths purpose 81
esisivstiea eaa obtain fall iafermasios - 70
vAst - rssuieeAt, obtaia eecnpasey BY Sssssi-
bag sae tract wanted ana addressing the oass
q tbs Ls.d rspsrsmsas q sAs ,. p. =. p.
No. "a Jashs N ssrsss. d. Pss,, Alaa. a4a
Ply i'l'hl JAMES >. i,owER.
0 'sg mef Laal csmaissisaer.
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NlOUSLT SENT.
am now prepared 10 do all kinds of sew
ing, from the plain"St to making the most
STYLISH dresses Mrs joins O'NEILL.
Sew and Stylish Millinery Goods just re-
rriyrd al Mrs. .JnHN O'NEILL's.
Another invoice Of Pure Drugs and Patent
Medicines, Fluid Extracts. Fine Oils and
Druggists SundrirS, Blank Books and Wri-
ting Materials just received al j. ii. Post =
Drug and J"wrlry store. ] make it spc-
,.ialfy 10 purrh:u," the best of drugs and buy
direct from responsible" tl"alcrs in the east,
and can therefore guaramte" To give satlSfac-
ZION both in prc" and quality.
Ladies' wool-lincd Glovrs-Boys' Over
coats, Cranbrrri"H and Grape AT klrinSchmidt
X co.'s.
Mr.. VIM HYDE, Matchmaker. will visit the
following places during this month: Black
foot, Nr>trl, Belmont, Lincoln, Hrlmville,
Sew ChcagO and Pkilipsbnrg Look out for
his coming and have NUnT rheumatic Clocks
and watches ready. G|l-lt
Pennsylvania Buckwheat Flour at Murphy,
Higgins < Co.
Deer Lodge can now boast of having the
finest Regulator Clock in the Territory Mr..
Post says he will ke"psun time.
Fresh Oysters, by Express, az Murphy,
Parties who ordered Timothy Seed from
Murphy. Higgins x Co. will come forward
take II away.
That splendid stock Of Jewclry and Silver
ware formerly owned by G. A. B. Halvorson,
Of Butte, has been purchased and removed 10
Deer Lodge. II is too well known TO need
advertising. II is admitted by every one 10
be- the the best assorted stock of goods for
the amount that can be found anywhere and
is to be sold at greatly reduced prices, and
some of the goods will be sacrificed At and
below factory prices. j. ii. POST.
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tLAGRTT 4 DIXON .
DEApwa,D, d T., Ocroh-r sa. ls7s,

DEApwooD, d T., October aa, lsTs
hon S,Rnis, General AgcLI. 81 Stat. STREET,
chi a.o:
Dtar >tr--At the time Ut the Fire whs dee ruyea
Onr town were sing Of YOUR Vau't d. ors
ana one Il youc u'rlar-Prna Safes both at shi
sc,e -a iectrd ~ very severe te,t, and ,tu.d IL
,.rferih. The cuIt"nt- came lntaFt nd ii pr
tst ruiition. We rclard .oaI w..rx go-. ~ ANY
nadr. You're r'~ststrulb,
!'hOWS i sTfIl A. huns-rs
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HORSES STRAYED.
$50 REWARD.

Strayed from the subscriber, near the mouth
Of Mullen Canon, miles ,a psiow Deer i'0ose'
One iron gray mare, about I4i hands high,
weight 1000 TO loo pounds, branded Q on
left shoulder; shod all around.
One bay mare about Is hands high, branded
n ON left hip and shoulder; shod before had
other brandt not recollected.
One sorrel horse branded w on left hip
and. b Oh right shoulder; top Of one ear
split.
One small black mare branded or on
left shoulder, with black colt running with
her. st#-e u ...t f. ---. -.
A reward of so win be paid for tho first
two and SO for the last two, on delivery Of
the horyes to VIM. Perryman, six miles abovs
New Chicago, or to the subxcriber.
m q OSCAR CLARK,
..tst,a y SwEATHoUsE CREEK,
mott Bitter Root Valley, N. 7.
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1.GIInTHwlxoaR Az H g.
Life Insurance Co.

THIS STERLING COMPANY 10 EVER AT
l. the front. ---..- ---
With Cash Assets. ,000,e63 90
'Aad sd'visibIe surplus Of quite .-,.eo boo 900
/ Anda representative sos = besrloG ssfsrenee
In every town and village throughout the who's
country, no one nsedsvonder ut the uspsraiieiied
success Of - D. T.