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Journalistic Enterprise.

r.
= There Is nothing 80 encouraging to the
proprietor Of great modern journal as to
make improvements in his organ. Artemus
Ward tells good story about ayisit hemade
to the ofliceof the Bnngtown Bugie and the
interesting conversation he had with the edi-
tor.
h The editor was preparing bis leading arti-
cIe,which he read 10 Artsnns. Il II was to
the effect that 1--WE have just had some ex-
tensive repairs made TO our sink. A new
bottom has been placed In 1t at great expense,
In which two holes have been bored, through
which the water passes TO the entirely new
bucket below. What has the hell-hound of
the Gazette to say to this? Weshall continue
to make improvements in the future as
great and exhaustive as our increasing circu-
lation win allow. We have also about closed
a contract fofthe purchase Of "a new PASTE
pot" .,,.r....r.. 49,. ,..,rs..,tg.
TWAS the same editor Of. the Bugle who
got out an extra with the head lines an.
uouncing IA S4 ,@ss$ HsrE Ill., -,
The course Of the Bugle Endorsed by
the people-One more subscriber yester
dayl" ..... .....m...
The same paper also claimed that 1t had
trebled its circulation, which was d fact, fol
1t had three subscribers instead Of one, the
number 1t started out with. ...
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

ri q 4 = " i T & +
Notice is hereby given that In pursuance of an or
derof the Probate Court of the county OF Deer Lodge
TerritorY OF Montana, made on the x7lh day OF No
yenber. 1880 In the matter Of the estate OF Thoe
OConner, decsaecd undersigned administer OF the
estate ct said dcceased viii cell at public auction 10
the highest bidder for cash. and subject to conrma-
lion ~ ssd Probate Cont, Saturday the 18Th day
Of Dscemter 1Sso, 1t - O'Clock H.. &C trent door Of
the Coart Honse in Fl the town and
title, interest and estate Of the said Deceased
q the time Of his death, and all the right, title and
interest that the sad estate has by operation Of law
otherwise. acquired other than or In addition b
that Of the sad deceased q ths time Of his DEATH n
and to all those certain iota pieces parcels OF land
situate and lying In the said county OF Deer Lodge
Territory Of Montana, and bounded and described 4,
follow. to1w it-Io!s u. H. is andls IN Book 1T
Lots 9 1nd IN Block = according to the ofacial
Ierms and conditions of sale, cash. Deed at ex.
- 80 i''>-- !. ERRDERrcK z GLEASON a0s
Administrator estate of Thsn a. O'COnner .deceseed
December 1. 1850. b95-3t
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Sara Bernhardt's Dresses.


TO say that her toilets are rich and. sor-
eous would be surerfuons, says an eastern
fashion contemporary. We givebelo few
Of her many dresses: 1--r
A Walking suit isof garnet satin and old
gold brocade, with demi-train, one Of
Worh's happiest efforts. The hat worn with
this dress Is of plush, la Bernhard, trim
med with old gold brocade and feathers, with
abird or paradise on the side.
gArevsning receptions dress u onc ofathe
fneH w hsse had tie pleasure o. seeins for
some time. II Ia heliotrope satin brocade,
made On princess with a plain'sssing font,
laid In full folds and stirring, with. i donble
ruching finishing the lower part Of the skirt
A tablier Is worn, composed Of the brocade
and satin, trimmed with a very deepchenlile
fringe. The waist and court train are Of
brocade heliotrope satin. The corsAge II
square, with srolling collar or tlie. brocade,
faced with cherry color The sleeves ~ d
Languedoc lace. Her hat II of white CHIP
trimmed with all the color of Che dree and
showing two ostrich tips to match. a pretty
wrap, trimmed with pink satin, completes
this elaborate costume. I'M s..s1 Il /. n NJ. IN
Another walking suit 10 Of scarlet satin
with tabiier or old gold brocade, trimmed
with old-gold fringe and satin brocade, y
once pretty and striking toilet, and well
becoming her acknowledged beauty. gtasss
A fine ball or evening dress Is ofperle satin
do Lyon, cut low In the neck and with short
sleeves. The front n draped Ia Gree, with
floral in.emixtpres,u draperies of netting,
with flowers dropping from the bottom, are
also worn, adding much to Its beauty. The
G.ecian waist II yelled with exquisite point
lace a floral epaulette Is shown. This
very elegant toilet isone Of the most expen-
siye or her wardrobe. a. sssua'T e.
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" =
Up Salt River.
PHILADELPHIA Times.

s4.s#aa "a. Philadelphia Times. aFaaf-j
] notice in your correspondents column an
answer to queery by Butztown, relative to
the origin Of the phrase, "Up Salt River"
Inrnan may be correct in his version Of it,
but believe the phrase originated in 1882,
when Henry Clay was q candidate for the
Presidency against Andrew Jackson, John
Floyd and VIM. Writ. It appears Clay had
an appointment to speak 1t Louisville, KY,
and as he had no means Of reaching that
point except by water, he employed boat
man to row him up the Ohio. The boatman
who was strong Jackson Democrat, pur-
posely kept toward the lower shore and was
thus enabled TO give the -unsuspecting Clay
an excursion "up saltriver." The mistake(?)
was not discovered until too late, and Clay
did not reach Louisville until the day after
election, when he learned Of his defeat, The
story soon leaked out, being too good to be
kept, and the Wings were forthwith rowed
cup Salt river" .ar.. ..ts.r gr.s, sf4saa, .sfr
g..s.nN Respectfully, -Fsf .aaf.aa Fftt
THOMAS b. BECHroLD. )
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In whatever he undertakes, not succeeding In
finding eithers quail or prairie chickens, IN
vested his money In two cans Of oysters and
dressed turkey, oil Of which he faithfully
delivered with the note. 174s EEL
Mr.. Ingalls, establishment ut receiving this
novel present from city "blood fresh nom
the hunting fields Of Indiana may well Dc
imagined. The turkey was all right; even
the dressing might be accounted for, but the
oysters $3.50 5,.a@. @@* n.
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Snake and Frog.
Nature.

...4tg Nature. ..... .-.... g .m##A e..
Many years ago, while in Ceylon, lived
in house on Slave Island raised on a large
platform. The steps up to the door had be.
come loosened and behind them a colony Of
frogs had established themselves. One
morning watched snake-a cobra-creeI
up,- insert its head in a crack, and sieze Q
frog, which he then and there swallowed
But the crack which admitted the thin, fiat
head Of the ophidian would not permit Of
the withdrawal Of the same when the necl
was swollen with the addition Of the frog
inside it. The snake tugged and struggled,
but in vain, and after q series of futile at.
tempts it disgorged its prey and withdrew its
head. But the sight was too tantalizing
Again the head was inserted in the crack
and the coveted morsel swallowed, and
again the struggles to withdraw were renew.
ed. saw til is repeated several times, till
gaining wisdom by experience, the snake
seized the frog by one Les withdrew it from
IT'S coign or vantage and swallowed 1t out.
side. '*s .2 -. ...E E..
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" oid People. or

A gentleman who was showing me liter
airy paper which he had written In very
clear, bold hand, remarked:
al always write very distinctly that ! may
have no difficulty in reading my manuscripts
when old age comes upon me-" He was then
bordering on seventy
Another very vigorous old gentleman, of
II years, who was at the head of large pub
fishing house, was explaining 70 friend the
enormous amount Of work he went through
from day to day. His friend remarked that
It must tell upon him seriously at his age.
"Oh, no." he replied, al don't feel 1t now,
but expect I shall In after iife!" TyvTl
cannot vouch for the truth of the follow
Ing anecdotes, but they may serve to "point
q moral and adorn tale:" '~~ ''' - .
In the old coaching. days, when coach
stopped on one occasion to change horse, one
of the passengers strolled along agreen lane,
and was surprised to see an old man sitting
under the hedge crying. In answer to a
question as 10 the cause Of his grief, he TO
piled that his father had been beating him.
The passenger, nho thought tis4father Of an
old man like that must be Q curiosity worth
seeing, asked him to take MN To MS father:
The old mamie him 10 n cottage where
very old man was standing at The eate, looking
very angry.
3 Is this your son ?" he asked.
= ayes" he answered gruffly.
'~Hc tells rncsyou have been beating him"
said the passenger.
ayes; and he deserves beating, the young
rascal, for he has been throwing stones at his
grandfatherm
have heard of another old man and his
wife, both of who had reached the venerable
age Of 100. They had three daughters, the
youngest of whom died unmarried at the age
of72. The old woman was quite inconsola-
BILE on account Of their irreparable loss. This
youngest daughter had evidently been her
pet, for after their return from the funeral
she said TO her husband, amidsobs and tears:
~ always be my a. John, tibet We should
never rear thai DIP
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.satt. No. S45.8 ep.i
Application for Patent,
a TH EH u. y. LAND OYFTCE,
HELENA M r.. Noyesnher N fSSn

HELENA. M. T., November n, 1850.
Notice IL hereby given that the Algonquin Com
pany, incorporated under the Laws Of Montana Ter
ritory BY James X. Pardee Ito authorized agent has
this day ned application for pstent under the MINING
Laws Of Congress for 500 linear feet OF the Estil
Lode Mining Claim designated Lot No. 63. sitna-
ted in Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge eoun.
". Montana Territory, ia unsurveyed township No.
North Range No. 10 west which claim Is recorded In
the Office of the County Recorder OF said county and
described follows In the Official plat and field notes
file In this Office. to-wt Beginning corner No.
J. granite stone 1axl1xb inches, and running thence
$50 W 800 feet to corner No. 2, from which the
section corner on the west boundary Of section No.
30, TT. N r Is w. bears 8 T3o .04 min. w, distant
1882 feet; thence f5o g 500 feet thence N Is
lg7 teet; thence 15o, 800 feet to the place Of
beginning embracing and including .5 acres Of Lot
ii. b. Kitty Clyde mill site, surveyed for the North
West Company, and Ole acres Of Lot No. 81. Prov
identa No o. mill site surveyed for the North Weet
Company, and Of - not In conflict, the
total area claimed being Three and 62l0s l3 90 1901
acres, upon which notice OF said application was
ported the 18th day of November 1880 The adioin-
Ing claimants to these premises are the said Lots
Nos II Band 50 B, claimed by the North West Com
pany. "Hs*H 1 j. Ii. NOE,
Register.
Gro, B. FoorE' Attorney for Applicant ba6-10t
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~ MIS- BET.
4 " parer u .Ilhe following rod
MS BET.

kon street saloon-keeper In a great his
torscal scholar and will argue for hours on
Issues, events, and mensof pastu celsbrity.
Old man Preston wss aware DC this, and ID
dropped into his place one warm day and
said: @"'a "
by cracky, Jim, this is warm! haven't
been so warm since old General Cas-. was
President of the United States"
"What ~ said Jim, General Cass never
was President of the United States"
"Why, yes he was" replied Preston, with
well-feigned establishment.
"Tll bet you the drinks for the house he
wasn't" said the excited proprietor.
"Done," answered the old man, and he
drew forth from his pocket-book and unfold
ed . page of the Congressional Globe Of ls4s-
40 and proceeded to read that President Tay-
lor died on Saturday, and Vice-President
Fillmore, not being at Washington, the Pres
ident of the Senate, General Cass, became
President or the United States untii the fol-
Lowing Monday, pending Filmore's inaugu-
ration. sgss 50 A. f D 4
When the old man had ceased reading he
looded around and said: - -D
Come mp boys. A stoughton In mine,
Jim. Must excuse ignorance, you know"
Then he rambled out, while Jim rammed
the bottles back on the shelf,soused the tum-
blers in the rinse, and as he wiped up the
counter remarked: '''1''.
"Ihaye seen a good many men In my time
but for first-class star beat, old Preston can
take the money"
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In the Probate Court of the county of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana-In the
matter of the estate Of George T. Hale,
deceased.
Notice is hereby given that Oliver III. P.
Thoroughman and William Hudnall, the adj
ministrators of the estate of George 7. Hale,
deceased, having filed in this Court their pc
tition praying for an order of sale of the
whole Of the personal property of the said
deceased, the hearing Of the same has been
fixed by the said Court for Wednesday, the
oath day of November, A. d. 1880, at IL
o'clock q. m. of said day, at the Court room
thereof, at the Court House in the town and
county of Deer Lodge, Territory of Mon.
tana, and all persons interested in said estate
are notified then and there to appear and
show cause, il any there be, why the said or
der prayed for should not be made. "a.
ORREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Dated Nov 18th, / $50. #H p h
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...ss..... -. No. $40. .......... ...
Application for Patent,

US. LAND OFFIcE,
s@t@t& 3 Helena, M. +. November VI, 1880.
Notice 10 hereby given that Jamer X. Pardee. whose
Poet Office address Phifipsbnrg Deer Lodge county
NJ r. has this day filed application for patent under
the Mining laws Of Congress for 1900 linear feet OF
Franklin No. lode designated as lot No. ", situa-
ted In Flint Creek Mining District Deer Lodge
ty, N. T. In unsuryeyed Township Not X No law
which claim is recorded In the Office of the County
Recorder of said county and described follows In
the official plat and field notes fie in this Office to
Beginning at post corner No. on the southern
boundary OF Lot No ", Belle Lode claimed by the
Algonquin Company, from which the u acc. corner
on the West boundary OF rection No. 80 TT R13 W,
hears 70 81 min. distant bl5a feet and running
8 lie 20i feet thence West 1900 feet; thenceN w
l74 feet; thence 69k 302 feet to the place Of be-
ginning embracing and 100 acres
upon which a notice Of said application posted
the 18th day Of November, 1880 The adjoining claim
ant TO these premises 10 the Algonquin Company Belle
695 lot ....-e-s- J, II MOB. Register.
GEo. B. FoorE, Attorney for Applicant.
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a Hunssr's Expsost.
! Cincinnati Gazette.

5 Mss#
A goodstory i told 0fa certain wsli-anown
gentlemen or this city, ! clerk IN the ofhce "
N. y. Insslls, President N the indianapolis
railroad. i 6H6 ohtained short leave d Al
Dence 70 spend on hunting excursion In
southern Indiana, :. His spccass . : sports
man was about equaIfo thai Or the average
Am1ksur,md ~ ruturned - ne ctywithc0t
even % mach - = chipnnunksas Il NO. gise >
Amer etttihg back 70 the city Ne wrote Mr.
inealls polits n0esy tlanhing aim fOr In
eourt1sy, and bSgstng his acceptance 81 fhs
accompanying p.sksBe q s.nse y IA isalt
Sfhls efforts. Handing the note u ~ nor-
ter, md ClvI4g nv stthAsms -
note be requested the latter 70 p3skSk- !
couple q dczen qusiIs orpsairie ehi<k1ns sld
prsssni fhen % IT. Ingalls Win hts cDupli-
nents. Tia porter, vho = seAlouss fslisw
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Alias summons.

In the Justices Court Township Of Ophir County Of
Deer Lodge and Territory Of Montana. Bclore
r. r. Bin, Justice OF the. Peace. i-4.@
Robert X. Richards Plaintiff, against John W. Nc
Leods n. II. Comfy, and John Murphy doInr
bnsiness under the arm name or style of McIeod
III COnly q Murphy, Deferdants. FFTss Il --'-~-' !
The people Of the United Ststes Of the Territory az
Montana 70 John W. Mcleod. n r. Comfy and John
Murphy, the shove named defendants, erecting.
my once In BackfoOt City In ssfd township within
forty days after the sssi6s ~ you OF this summons
to answer the complaint ION Ale In my oacel Of the
above named plAinti6 who claims from yoa the ann
" Sixty three and i6I00 dollars upon ne Bin Tor
that amount made and delivered by you dated Ma.
yemher 9, loa0, with legal interest thereon. when
Judgment viii Be taken against yoa for the MA
amount together With cosa and damages. Il yon
fail to appear ana answer, - IsT1TT = ~
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said countv
Given nader my hand - Blackfoot CIV sfore..ia
he 0th day q N0Tember A, d, 1850. - = : -
006a y. \. BILL, Justice of the Peace.
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Bsaeonsfsid1 ! Nav Novel.
London Corr. New. York World. 1

London Corr New. York World. X 1 .
Itpleases IordBsaconsfeld greatly u thu
present TO 90 back 10 his early amusement
OF novel writing Il am enabled TO send You
to-day soms shmxhsr exclusive Information
about his forthcoming romance, "Endyrni-
on,n which - making such = stir In the
world, social, literary and politicalse IL Il
not actually p new story, having been writ
ten many years agos In style IL resembles
avfyian Grey v rather than any Of the EArl's
later works FalHseli, the iYenDgsr. sfg-
ures in It's pages, which also contain sketches
drawn with 4 vivid and biting pen Of the ev-
eigrcen Lord ralmerston, Lord John Rus
sell and the date Emperor Of the French,
then Prince Louis Napoleon. The action,
let me further state for the information Of
your readers, takes place about tho period or
the Chxrsist disturbances or 1913. The work
has dn(s bfgwi& tssattaowi rldS n ~
authoF ~ tarioI tnA5one, but hAh1AheA
IL up out Of his literary table drawers, touch
ed II up ana sold II for the comfortable sum
$4,000 The London booksellers and circu-
lating libraries have already subscribed for
1000 copies of ths ilut edition Of 10000.
Eudle alone takes s,0oo,t paying che full
prioa or i, / =. 6dsfos sssh, shss I.cngmana
having refused, IN view, Of then large price
they pay for the manuscript and Of the pub
lie s.gerness % set u carly glimpse ofsthe
work, 10 make any abatement from these
prices. X 4 under1sand that Lord Deaeons'
field proposes 20 coutinue this story ND
make the sequel : sortof sooiai and poIitical
history d the events Of the last tx6ntysd1a
years. E 3eAHs II as,, I Win with
works, but itmust bs recorded thst the sfin'
ion = very ofsn e1pfeased that the ex-Pre'
misr being. " be 3, the sole leadsr of -
greet Conservative party, 1iGht ~ beete.
oceupief y % e1ifical tfno insghe amin q
III country, both = home and abroad, thaz
in setIbbing rounahces. J. .sgM ss*ss
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate Of Cornelia p. olin, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
executor of the estate of Cornelia p. DIN, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased t.
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within four months after the first publication
of this notice to the said executor at his offict
in the town of Deer Lodge, in the county o.
Deer Lodge.
~u ADDISON SMITH,
Executor of Cernelia p. Olin, deceased
Dated at Deer Lodge, Nov. ~, 1890. -
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Another Curious Bet.

A correspondent Ut Atlantic, Iowa, brings
out the queerest bet yet discovered on the re-
suit OF the general election. He writes:
'fSeeing m article shout curious election
bets think Atlantic can beat them all. Two
.of our citizens made = bet on the result OF
The late Presidential election, the loser to
take doss ri FIVE eests's worth of castor oil.
,-he loser, who bet on-Hancock, says he will
takethe OIL Is soon = the electoral college
meets and declares the election Of . Presi-
uenL. = - I. AAIRs "a u NoaAtfAlA go "
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why, Lord Lsi,rlna Was .Assass,nated.


#Hsns@ h Eg@Ht - 80 esg AHsesssa#A
James Redpath, In his address at the
academy Of Music, Newark, N. N. j., re-
Gently, said: H= saeasra bsa
As to the eviction Of tenants, there has
not been much Of 1t this year. This Is be-
cause there was Land League In Ireland.
Ireland never had more honest leader than
Charles Stewart Parnell. [Great applause.l
Parnell has been asked what he wants, He
wants nothing except that the landlords
shall get out Of Ireland. [Laughter.] All
this year there have been only five cases of
accidental death that any can attribute To
the tenants. One of the men killed wa.
Lord Leitrim. III he had not been shot |:
would have been an eternal disgrace. He
ruined thirty pure girls, and the brother Of
one ofthem went from \ Chicago 10 ire
land ana shot hiin Nike headog the Ne was.
[Applause.lsL. profoundly honor him FOR II,
continued tie speaker, and Il ! meet him in
Chicago win congratulate him on being :
good shot. hope he will disclose his name
that we may, give him = testimonial. Mr.
Froude has condemned that shooting, and
charge him with defending iebauchery. II
Ii time to speak out about this thing III
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.-as Of !. No. S44. #r
Application for Patent.
U.S.. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, M. T.

U.S.. LAND OrFIoE. HELENA, M. T
.....a.r.-.. .....s sgsy. M Nov. "a, 1880.
Notice IL hereby given that the Algonquin Company
incorporated under the laws OF the Territory OF Mon
tana by James X. Pardee. its authorized agent whose
Post Office address is Phpsburg, Deer Lodge county
Montana has this day filed application for patent I'M
der the Mining Laws of Congress for l6d0 linear feet
Of the Belle Lode mining claim designated Lot No
60 situated In Flint Creek mining district Deer Lodge
county, NJ. r., In unsurveyed Township No. N X
No. 10 West, which claim IL recorded In the office OF
the County Recorder OF said county and described as
follows In the Official plat and field notes on hle In
this Office o-wft-Beginning at corner No /, post,
and running thence X 79s feet; thence N " % b54k
feet; thence Sgk Q w 1900 feet TO lime stone 1Sx
l0x5 inches. from which the section corner on the
West boundary Of section No 30 T n r ID w, bears
7So O8 min. w defiant 43U6 Z feet; thence N > w
SOL u feet thence SgH 702 feet TO the place Of
beginning, excluding therefrom an area OF 166 acres
In Lot No. 81 Algonquin lode claimed by the AlgOn-
quin Company. and including area Of 063 acres In
Lot No. 10, Specked front Lode surveyed for the
Northwest Company. Total area claimed being III.
col seventeen and Tooth acres. upon which notice
OF said application was posted the 18th day OF Now
1880 The Adjoining caimants to these premises arc
the Franklin No . Lode Lot No. 81 claimed by Jas.
X. Pardee; Algonquin Lode Lot No 81, claimed by
Algonquin Company; Lot No. 40 Spccked Trout
Lode, and Lot No. Is A the Pocahcntas Lode, both
claimed by the North West Company and Lot No. 81
Gem Lode claimed by 3. II. Irvine, e. al.
af1# FEEf@ # J. II. MOE. Register. Register.
GEo, B, FoorE, Attorney for claimant, 3 5s6i0