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blsisdells Merry Makers.

The Company known ~ the Peak Fam
lily Of Swiss Bell Ringers and Blaisdell
Merry Makers played heis On FRIDAY and
Saturday evenings last 10 excellent houses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blaisdell were, We believe,
members Of the original Peak family who
years ago rang their enchanted bells to de-
lighted audiences half the world over and
are all that are left Of that famous conpa-
ny. The present company consists OF ID
members-eutirely too many To travel and
make money in this country--but enabling
the manager to present series OF enter
tainment OF very pleasing character. The
audiences bere we're delighted and cannot
DO else wherever they appear. An admira-
bic feature, worthy Of imitation BY oil 9th
sr managers, Was the quick succession OF
acts. There was none Of that dreary wait
ing with down curtain which some COM
panies charge dollar for enduring. With
out particularizing we cheerfully character.
ize the entertainment as excellent and
worthy of generous public patronage. The
company 10 now playing IN Misssula county
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THE CARIBOU COUNTRY.

Successful Prospecting Gong On.
outstanding the Prospecting Asso-
CATION has meyer put any men In the field
and the season is waning, there has been
considerable prospecting done in the noun
taIns between Deer Lodge aud Boulder, 10.
eaIIy known as " tue Caribou country"
and situated from eight 10 eighteen miles
from Deer Lodge. The principal prospect
ing Tor the past year or two has been done
by Ben Franklin, John Somers aud II. Ii.
Hickman, although a number Il others
have been Ia. Up to this date IL Ii estima-
ted about thirty leads have been located,
including some old locations ON which con-
siderable work has been done. The best
prospecting lead 30 far struck 10 the Now
North. West, now owned by Ben Franklin,
J. Z. Van Gundy, q. q. Curtis and George
Walker. 1t shows SIX feet of ore at
depth OF 20 feet and an average assay gave
81 gold and IS ozs. silver to the ton. One
of the assays runs up to over 1925 and one
M low as SO. Two extensions have been
taken on it. Experienced quartz miners
regard the indications as very favorable
and anticipate good camp will soon be
opened up. One Of these days there is liza.
bio TO DO a stampede to the region. II is
on the same belt az the Cataract camp, is
easily accessible,is at low altitude and con-
tains excellent facilities for mining and
milling. The opening mp OF a prosperous
camp there would Materially benefit Deer
Lodge
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SPRING Wagons and BlggiGS
70 Arrive on or About August 9th

The following described SPRING WAGONS AND
BIZ iGiEs, OF the Celebrated NIT, HELL, LEWIS
q CO.. manufacture, left Racine, Wis.,. July 14th.
and are now at Terminus II 10 anticipated they viii
arrive here In ten or twelve days II Ia the largest
and beet assortment ever shipped 10 Montana. and
they will be sold nj close margin:
Two u inch. wide track. Platform Spring Wagons.
round corners. pole, two full lazy backs, leather
Trimmed mud Tenders, lamps. inside brakes, and OIL
Finished leather extension tops
-Four IN inch, wide track No. 10 -Four Spring
Wagons, three panel beds. pole. two full lazy back
sehts, leather trimmed and brakes.
Three |. inch, wide track, BADGER Buegies. pole.
leather trimmed. leather top boot behind sprfngs on
equalizers
TTolh inch. wide track. Badger Buggiess open.
pole. leather trimmed.
Two ! inch Racine phsetons No. %. three springs.
leather top, side curtains. blue cloth lining. lamps.
mud tenders, shafts only.
Two " inch. Wide track No. 20. Four spring wsr-
ohs poles. two full lazy bark seats leather trimmed.
brakes inside
six ~ T. oh wide track. No. II Platform spring
wagons. round cornercd bodies pole. two full lazy
backs, leather trimmed. brakes inside.
TwoiS inch wide track. Platform spring Wagons.
sane 10 shove.
Que Inch. vide track. blackboard, shafts, leather
trimmed
frsons desiring anything In the above line win
NM II To their advantage TO examine the stock and
pioes Dassotice will be Given of the arrival
JOHN D. MILLs, Agent.
Dssr Lsdss, =. =.
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E. L. BONNER & co.
Mail Routes and Staying.


Messrs. q. ]. Salisbury and H. y. Howell,
the latter recently appointed Superintend-
emit OF the Montana Division Of Gilmer, Sal
isbury g. Co. - stage lines, "a we'll deserved
promotion merited by intelligent and faith
full service as agent At Virginia City for
manr years-were In town this week. g.,
3. s. Co. have now some i've thousand miles
of mail service, principally staging, beside
some important mining interests, such as
the Homestake in tho Black Hills and the
Stewart 10 Utah, and 20. j." finds 1t nee
essary to unload some of his duties. He
has done great deal Of hard work In the
past ten years and, fortunately. to bis pecu-
MARY profit
Before coming here Mr.. Salisbury, Johu-
ny Davis. and . dozen assistants spent y
couple Of weeks exploring for route be-
tween Red Rock and Mammoth Hot Springs
over which mail service has been ordered
six times . week. They found it imprac--
ticable, except at enormous expense, TO To-
cate a stage road either from Red Rock, or
Csmas Greek, by the Nez Perces and How
ard route. to Henry's Lake. The better
route 10 sia Virginia and up the Madison to
Henry's Lake, thssce sio the Tygee pass TO
the Yellowstone Park where Col Norris 10
now using IS men sxpending an apnropri-
alton OF SIS. 900 making roads through the
Detachable mountains aud Sloughs Of Des-
posd that diversity the National sanitari-
urn. If the order of the Post-Oface De-
pastment can b. amended IL In probable tho
route will 10 changed 30 - 70 iun sso Vir-
ginia. In tho latter event coaches will DO
put on; IL not. theie can DO no coaching 70
the Park this season. As the Terminus
will soos be moved 70 Watson there will 90
butlittis difference in the amount Of staging
70 be done BY tourists, and the Virginia
route 10 greatly preferable. Tho mail 10
now being carried on horsoback. There
Hre about 100 people In the Park.
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Levine culm,nat,on.

Prof. q. A. Lewis, the champion show
man WHO'S tours through Monrsns havs
been crowasd with such triumphant sue
ossa, announces in this issas the rstura q
ths Culuination Company 70 the West
,slds With tbs paE3oss of exhibiting In the
Towns not Waited bsfors. The entertain
,asas has received everywhere tho highest
apoeovAl. The Hssbasdman Of White
Sulphur Springs II mentioning The Com
psny says:
aThs Lewis Cainination made very
suoeuasfnl Trip 70 this placs lsse sssk.
eiviae two sntsrsainmenss to delighted
a.disossa. Their psrfosnasos = 6rst-claA
II ~ li0a 80 pssssrsssd with dsxtsrtty
ssssosllsd By sns siailAr ooobisatsoa that
has ever visissd Montana"
: Lssis always drama large audisnoss ~
Sssds thsa auay mors thaa Grsa1sd- Our
nsiehbcgs hase = rars treat u sters for
then aad Win nud the jovial Professor :
live msn b1<h o. and o. ~ stn4o. The
Haze ~ rtainaoots 10 shs ssvsFal teuna
|vll - ssnpsDssd - haod btlls,
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How Names are Made.

From the letter published in this Issue,
it will be seen the point where the Utah
and Northern Railroad passes from Idaho
into Montana has been named Monida-
the first three letters Of the name of each
Territory being used. Near Philipsbulg
Supt. Pardee named the town growing up
around the Algonquin Mill Hasmark, tax.
ing the initials Of II. A. Stiles, Esq.
President Of thh Company, and tho first
syllable Of the name Of Z. q. Marley,
ESQ.,, heavy stakeholder. The Same COM
biuat,on system ia noticed in Tex-ark-ana
in the Sosth, II the thing keeps MP and
and an intersection town il built on the
Dumascus, Ithaca and Albany Road, the
proprietors will have TO be careful how they
arrange the first syllables or one Of Bob In.
gersolls lectures will pop.
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Personal,

Mr.. and Mrs. J Ross Clark Of Butte mad
brief visit to Deer Lodge this week.
Mr.. A. B. Hammond, Of EDDY. Ham
noad , Co, Aissoula, WAS up this wss
ON business.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Cougbeuour, Glen
dale, ara In town, the guests pf Mr.. anc
Mira. Machion
John +. Fo 0's, 9 q and Mrs. Chss. 3
Warren And children are visiting IN Doc
Lodge this week.
-Four children Of Mr.. and Mrs. George q
Lee, Of the Valley, were iii with scarlet 70
Yer . few days ago.
Senior Joaquin Abascal came up from hi
summer residences few days ago TO ses
Mrs. A. and "that blessed baby"
Judge Barrett Of Butte is in town writing
mp the abstracts OF property transfers which
had got month or two in arrears.
The Capitol publishes the reported mar
riage In Bozenan of Major Harry R. Horl
and Miss Aurelia Davis. We await Official
advices.
Mr.. w. B. Hudnell the popular active
partner In the firm of r. 8. Hale q Co.,
Helena. favored Deer Lodge friends with
his presence this week.
Rev. 7. y. Iliff, formerly Of Deer Lodg 70
and recently Of Salt Lake City, has gone
ab.oad for q year aud will make tho conven-
tional tour Of the Holy Land.
Among victims Of the mumps tho past
week have been Messrs. Robert Fsnnor and
N Contancin. II there's anything worth
having, you bet the brewers will get their
share Of II. Both are convalescing.
w. A. Clark, ESQ, was in town since last
issue. A veKatious bronchial trouble in
duces him TO 60 to New York few weeks
for treatment. Mrs. Clark and children
will remain abroad until another year. She
in now at Trouvile for the season, the el-
der children contir Jung at school. This
fall Mrs. q. will 60 to Nice for the winter.
Mr.. Clark expects to join her next spring
aud after few weeks travel the family
will return to America.
Messrs. X. D. Clark and Frank Taylor
have gone down this week to look ut the
mines In the vicinity Of Bear and at Boul-
der-Clear Creek. Mr.. Clark Is superin-
tendent of the Stewart Mining Company
Utah, and Is making use Of the time while
"dead work " is being ,ne in the min to
inspect some Of the Montana lodes. The
F" mean business " IL the mines look favor
able.
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Challenge Accepted.


Mr.. N. McGuirk agrees - trot his horse,
Clark Chief, against Mr.. Q. Gnswold's
horse, Corrgan, for $1,000 a~sids. best
three in ave, mile heats. In harness aod .
ru,s On the track OF the n. A. n. and -.
A. on saturday. september I. 1850. a
n, fiji Of $500 has bssn deposited with the
stakeholder, Ar. Otto Peterson, and tho
balance 10 70 b. deposited with the stake
holder Or Friday. ssptsnbsr :, ios9 . =
o'clock =.
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Order to Show Cause.

In the Probate Cont In and for the County of DceI
Lodge, Territory oi Montsna-ln the matter Of the
estate Of Thomas II. 0Conn.r, deceased.
frederick Il. Gleason, the administrator VI the es-
tate OF Thomas Ii. O'Conn0r, deceased, having flied
mis- petition herein praying ior oroer Vt sale Vi
the persoanl and real sad deceased for The
purposes therein forth IL IL therefore ordered ny
The Jaaxe OF raid court thxi all perrons interested M
the estate vi said deceased appear before tue said
Court SATURDAY. tne - day VI August 1880 at II
o'clock In The forenoon Ut said day, 1T the Court Room
Of said Court ut the Court House In the town and
CounIy OF -er Lodge. " shsw caure why an erds
should not bc granted " the said administrator q
sell much 81 the real estate Vt said Deceased ~ shall
Isignedi oRREN EMERSON, Probate Judge
dated July 2sth, 1oso bU-4t
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TAILORI NG.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

Estate Of 3scoh 3 himoley, deceased.
Notce 10 here BY given by the undersigned admInie-
traitor VI the estate Ut Jacob Hchim0ey, drcased 70
the CREDITOR Of. and Ill persona having claima
sgainst the sad d-crased, 10 exhibit them with the
usc-ary vouchers within ten moBths after the Arst
publication Of this notice to the saio administrator
Al the town Of Der Lodge, In the coants Of Deer
Lodge. FREDhRick \. GLEAsON,
Administyator Of tho estate Of Jacob scaimolcy. de-
ccnsed
Dated Jane n. 1o6o. 513-t&
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Notice Of Final Entry.
US LAND oTriE, HELEnA, NJ r..

,GfH July !. 1880
I No'icc 10 hereby given that the following named
sefler has hled ~ lice of bis application make na
proof In support OF his claim and secure npal entry
thereof and that Haid final pr"of will b. made before
the Register and Receiver of the u. \. Laud Ofco al
Helena Montana on Tuesday the 10Th day OF August,
$50 viz Louis ilenrcksen, pre--mptiou declarsiory
statement No. 3471 for the L " OF the NE u of sec
No ~, T No. ~ N. No. II W: and he name. the
following wimrrrs to prove his csntinuous residcncs
npon, and cHlfiyation OF said tract. viz: VIM W.
ooys, Joseph lirndersun, Alfred II. Brsndow. and
james b. Reathcrman, all II New Chicago, Deer
named Witnesses will be taken before Orrss EMERSON
Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county. III T at Deer
Lodge, Monday the 9th dsy Of August, 1850. 30
HN#H !. II. MOE, Register.
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The foot race 1t Butte last Sunday be.
tween Thompson, who ran here in 1877, and
Lewis alias McComb, An ostensible wood
chopper, from Philipsburg, resulted in
Thompson winning by four inches. 1t ID
said the race was dead "cbuck " and
that McComb 10 the fastest professional
100 yard man in America. Besides Jack
Deering held large amount Of the takes,
played what Is known az Sar0lss on bctters,
jumped horse Of Hammond the mo
ment McComb lost and lit out. He 10 sup
posed 10 have $500 OF money,a Feet horse
and three pistols aud is probably singing
|" Young Lochipvsr on the Lo 10 trail u
day. We think Butte sports will soon
weaken on foot races. Three card monte
- safe game IN comparison.
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Notice 10 Creditors.

Estate u Preston scsti. deceased. tst~
Netic< 10 hereby given By the undersguesi admin
rtrator OF the estate OF Preston Scott deceased w
the crcdors and all prrs0ps htyinY cisins ~ sInst
he said decaared 70 sxhihI them with the necessary
ycachers within mouths alter the nrst publication
Suite, In the county OF Deer Lodge.
PATRICK TALENT,
Admir- Of the estate Vt Pre- toH Scott deceased
Dated July 3 1880 b7t bo
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ssr.yed nom Butte last April one bag mare branded
r ON LETT thiyh white star on fsrehesd white fors
and hind foot Oh nfgh side enc bay ycarng any and
one sucking 6ly Suppored 70 have gone TO tbs Fist
trek range. ANY one rrtarning the same 70 simon
Haus wlrth. Butte, viii receive the sh0vl reward
HENRY MKAGHRR
- Butte, II. T.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate at
Suite City, Montana.

win oaer q pabiic sale in front Of the banking
house VI D0nnrlL Clark 4 Larabie, IN the town VI
butte, Montana, Saturday, the 7Ih day OF August
1850, 81 0'c0ck p. m, the following real esfatr.
belonging the estate VI u. e. wiebbold, deceased,
to-wit
Lots on Lower Main street,
Lvss on kast Broadway,
Loss On Upper Main street, all In the most psomi-
Lent ana desifa 10 part Vt Butte City.
4 Aso the Guild Hill quarts s0de,
The laein Watsr Ditch,
large So. shoass ana arc-psoof cellar situated in
Tie t0Nn u silver Bow.
large ditcheo conveying water from Divide creek
- the pkncer mines near 6ivsr Bow.
Also valuAoie placer mining interest nesr Silver
bow.
s7-& wA. A. CLARK. Executor
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The Katie Putnam Company.

We are authorized by Manager Blum OF
the above company to announce its appear
ancs ut O'Neill's Theatre on Monday even
ing, Aug. 9th, for . season Of one week.
Miss Putnam is said by the press to be the
finest actress who has visited the North
west. She is ably supported by Mr.. Hazen-
Wrinkle, tho popular leading man with the
Nellie Boyd Company last summer, and .
full company OF excellent actors and acrres.
ses. 1t Is the boast Of the Manager that
"there Is not stick in the company " and
that is INDEED something to boast Of. The
pieces presented ere generally new to Mon
tanians and OF an attractive character. The
advance agent will be here soon when tho
season will be definitely announced.
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Aeu' Aorth.Atest.
AnnOunceme It's
For SHERIFF..
Collection Agent.

<~,oII. w. p. WHEkLER, Of Helena, has been
{ sn,ointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
WEST in Montana. His transactions WIN De
tanored by this Office, and he 10 commended to
,b, courtesy OF our patrons.
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GIT. JosEPH'S HOSPITAL, DEER LODGE,
~ Montana. Under charge of the Sisters OF
Charity. The Sisters are prepared to aceommo-
datepatients with good rooms board and nursing,
at twelve dollars per week.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. N. T.,

U. 8. LAND 0yEicE. HELENA. N. T.,
Jaiy p, 1850.
Notice ID hereby given that Benjamin l. hits,
who lid Presumption Dccialatory statement NO.
s,oo6 for the u VI SA 4 VI section In T 4, N vt
IL W, has FLED notice Ut his tention u make anal
proof support Of his claim and secure nnai entrv
thereof and that said roef will be made before Ihe
Prubate Judge Ut Deer Lodge county, NJ. T., At his
onics In ths Iown u Dser Lodge On Monday, August
%, A. d. 1850. and hearing had ~ his vliice ON
Wednesday September lst A.b 1oS0, nj ~ O'Clock
m, u determine - the right Ut raid claimant to
enter eaid tract Of land. eaid claimant names the
following prove his continuous residence
upen and cultivation of ssid TRACT, to-wit Jxnics
OBsyie. John Y, ThoElas, John Clark and Daniel
Thomas. all Of Warm spring postofics. Deer Looge
county, y. T. !. II. NOE.
SIS. Register.
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List of Letters


Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired frem practice,
having bad pIced in his hands by an East
India missionary the formula OF simple
vegetable remedy for the SPEEDY and per-
manent cure Of consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and Lung
Affections: also, positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all nervous Com
plants, after having tested it's wonderful
curative po~ers in thousands Of cases, has
felt It his duty TO make IL known To his
suffering fellows. Actuated bv this motive
and q desire to relieve human suffering, |
send free of charge To all who desire u
this recipe, in German. English or French,
with full directions for preparing and using,
Sent BY mail by addressing with stamp,
naming this paper.
w. w. SHRRAR,
14s Powers Block, Rochester. N 7.
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Subscribers ordering their pa-.rs changed
I'm one postofkce TO another. MU INVENTION
The OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
vIOUSLY SENT.
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Notice o. Desertion.

No<ic~ q hereby sivca that my wife carrie Ubler
having deseried ne aud left nv rench 1t mouth Of
proper cause o. prUvocxtiun will nor hereafter BE-
responsible for any de- = u her ronsraciEg. and al
persons hereby duly warned agninst trnstinx her
On nv nrcOant. CONRAD uHL6k,
615-N Yreka. MT.
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IlTst2hnl and Criticism Solicited.
LOOK OUT FOR THE date,

Ard the Yiuest ana Most Extensive Adysrsislnr
luminated Pictorial and Ilursratrd rneiers u rivc
Co,oss, IthograpAs, ssc, asd Axeuls Mirror Adver-
eIeing Wax0a, PAINTED IN (seen and 0u16 and
drawn b to - Dsescsal eoer-in- Had TsAl =
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Notice to Creditors.

Ertate Of Hugh b. McC1eery, deceased.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned admin
sIstor Ut the estate IT II. D. McCieery decreased 10
he creditors Of and all persons having claims aganst
no sad deces.c, TO exhibit them with the uecsssarv
.ouc'srs within mouths after the nrst pnbicat;on
70 thi- notice the said administrator &C the Valley
,os.o6ice. In the said county OF Deer Lodge,
se THOMAS Ford.
Dsted July g. 1850 10 # b7bbt
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Notice for settIemont-

N0tice Ii hereby given that we arc now closing our
phspsburx House and the business Will he settled M,
immediately All pcrsons indeDtedcd to ns arr ia
pcctfully requested 10 call and settle on or before
Aigast -. 1850. - astcr that all sccDanfs will he
at ed In the hands Of attorney for eoljectou and
'osts will sccrue. Wk. COLEMAN d CO.. n.
Philipsbnrg TT
Jul ~ iodu NM* t b76n. f
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HOSIERY.

LADIES MISSES CHILpREN's AND MEMS
N WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.
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FOUND AT LAST!
''Dobyn.s Sure Cure ~
For Catarrn,
af Is
Neuralgia
na5.I asHt .
And Nervous
/ y... H"
! Headache, D.


Dosrss' SURE Guns" Ii In the form OF snuh and
n put up In large size impervous wooden boxes 10
IL used rs snuff and IL always ready and convenient
Tor usr without extra trouble or additional ex-
penre whatever. IL contains no chOloroform ether,
ammonia. blood root, copperas, bisrnuth, calome or
NOR hine, and children Ave years OF age II
with perfect safety. Iis wonderful! and beneficial ef
fects quickly follow the frst application, and being
composed OF simple chemicals, guarantee u to be
PERFECTLY simple and harmless, One box win last
about Que month and has frequently been sufficient
to effect cure; ont II cases OF hing standing. IL RAY
require from three TO SIX bsxes. II Immediately do
stroys the naaseons catarrhal stencil gives the
breath its original purity and sweetness.
/. ii Cure Guaranteed.
II our " SURE Gre " be regularly and pers,stently
used "a directed by label on each boy, We guarantee
relief In every care and absolute euro in all caes
where the patient sfree from constitutional almcnt
O.! complications rsrtng from scrofulons or syphil
irtic affections. Vince such ailments or c0mpca-
tions exist We have alternative which, when taken
In connection with '.SURE CURE we guarantee TO
cure. rhu-. n. Irvine. SAP.
49, GEgHEt Butte, Sole Agent for Montana.
For Sale by STANLEY 4 Co.. Dec. Lodge. 80,
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ROLL OF HONOR.


The following subscriptions have been paid since
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READY MADE SUITS.

READY MADE SUITS.
LADIES MISSES AND CHILDREN's (rwo
YEARS OLD AND UPwARps) woRsTKD, LIN
EN-, CALICO, MARsErLLEs AND PIoUE.
DRESS GOODS.
SILKS, cAsHMEREs, BUNTINes, MONTE
CLOTHS, DoUBLE-wIDTH CASHMERE BRO
CADEs, IRON GRENADINES ,ALPACAs, LAWNS,
MARsETLLEs, PIQuEs AND DOMESTIC woRs-
TEDs IN ALL THE NEW SHADES.
LATEST NOVELTIES IN LADIES AND
cHILDRENs' MICK WEAR, MASK vEILINes,
TRIMMINGS, ETC, ETC.
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N WHITE, STRIPED AND FANCY, THE MOST
ELEGANT STYLES MANUFACTURED.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S GLOVES.
HARRIS SEAMLESS AND ALExANDKE's
KIDS, LACE MTrs, BLACK AND WHITE
LACE TOP GLOVES SILK AND BERLIN,
ENTIRELY NEW.
MEMS LADIES AND cHILpRENs' BOOTS,
SHOES AND SLIPPERS IN GREAT VARIETY.
MEMS YOUTHS AND cHILDRENs' CLIO
THING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, CAPS,
ETC, ETC.
LADIES UNDERWEAR, DRESSING sAcQUEs
AND FANCY SKIRTS.
TRIMMING SILKS. vELvETs AND sATISs
IN ALL DESIRABLE SHADES.
PAKAsoLs FOR LARGE AND SNAIL.
VELVET, BODY BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, IN
GRAIN AND HEMP CARPETS, ALL NEW
PATTEKYs.
THE LARGEST AND MOST ELEGANT As
soRTMEsT OF DRESS BUTTONS AND EVERY
THING IN OUR LINE TO BE FOUND IN
MONTANA AT THE Deer Lodge STORE
or
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-07-30

Successful Prospecting Gong On.