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SITTING BULL

Press Reports Of the Chief and his Followers.
ST. PAUL, February S.-A dispatch re-
ceiyed at the military headquarters here to-
day is confirmed by the Poplar River and
Fort Buford specials TO the Pioneer Press,
which report the return Of the scout Culber-
son, who followed Sitting Bulls trail across
the line. Culberson SAYS the chief Is now
safe at Wood Mountain, after hasty forced
march. The trail indicates that his band
numbers forty lodges, or some three hundred
persons. He crossed the line six days before
the scout. Culberson says the country Is
destitute of buffalo, and when Sitting Bulls
present supply Of food is exhausted he must
return or starve. Dispatches report the arri-
val at Buford and surrender Of Crow Kings
band of 315 warriors. They have given up
their ponies and arms. Grow King is the
chief next i'm authority to Sitting Bull. He
says his is the first band 10 surrender direct
from Bulls camp. He says he thinks Bull
will come IN soon and he wants to 20 see
him to induce him to surrender. He also
wants to go to Washington to see the Great
Father. He wants his band settled on a
reservation on the Upper Yellowstone, and
wishes that they shall learn the ways CT civ
ilization.
ST. PAUL, February 10.-A Poplar River
special to the Pioneer Press says a derach-
ment from Ilges' command, composed oftwo
companies of the Fifth Infantry, went to
Camp Molack, near the post, to demand the
surrender of the hostile Uncapapas. Black
Catfish attempted to parley, whereupon the
troops took possession Of the camp and ar
rested the chief and forty-nine Yanktonians
and took them to the post. About thirty
Uncapapas were captured at the same time.
They are now under guard at Poplar River
with the other captured and surrendered hos
tiles. There are now TOO Of these captive
Sioux at Poplar River and Fort Buford TO be
disposed Of as the government shall decide.
Black Horn, noted hostile chief Is among
the captured Uncapapas. He will be taken
to Fort Buford In irons.
POPLAR RIVER, February 1O.-Major IL
ges sent companies A and @ of the Fifth In
fantry over TO the Yanktonias' camp, where
they picked up nearly one hundred hostile
Sioux who were subsisting on agency ra-
tions, making total Of captured and sur
rendered Indians of 900. Ilges expected to
reach Fort Buford Sunday evening. *
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SUM MON s.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, in and tor the county
Deer I4od e.
Henrietta Disch. plaintiff Louis Disch defendant.
The people IF the Territory OF Montana send greet
ing To Louis Di-ch, def ndant.
You he eby required to appear in an actton
hToughr against you by rhe aboyr named plaintiff Ia
the District ,ouft of he Second Judicial District ot
the Territory of Montana in and for the County OF
Deer Lodge and 10 answer the complaint ied therein
within ten Gays, tcxclusife Of the day OF seTyice at
ter the service you Of this summons. If served
within This county or, II served out of this county
hat Ia this District, within twenty days otherwise
within forty days. or judPmeni ny default viii be
paint ... .
The said action j. brought TO obtain the judgment
and decree OF said Court dssuving the bonds OF mat
Tmony heretofore aud now existing berw cen and
plaintiff aud forever disorcing you rom her, and
awarding t. J The custody OF Emmi, AGED IL years,
Il minor child the i-suc your marriage To plaintih.
nd Tor other and infther relief The gTUu de- upon
ahich this action T. based j. Your SEXTON of plain
til at R,tte dam. in HoHahd IN the Year 1879, with
out reasonable cause
And YOU afe hereby notified thai. If you TAIL to APP
pear ana said complaint Ms ahoy" required, hr
-ad plain,iff viii take default against you aud ap
apply a. the Cont for the rrliet demanded IN the
prayer ui liaIniiit's complaint.
Givs un,eI my hand an0 the seal of the
Di.ifict Cuurt OF the Second Judicial District
OF the r.. trltor, OF Nom ma In and for the
IL. S. County OF Deer Lodge this 9Th day OF jan
naIy In the year of our Lord one thousai q
eight hundred and eighty one.
G o. IRWIN, III CLERK.
John r. Forbis. Esq., plai tiff's Attorney.
GiS-bt -
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immigration Inducements.

New York, February 1.-THE South
western Immigratiop Company, established
by the Texas n Pacific, the International q
Great N0rthern md the Gull, Colorado A.
Santa Re rnilronds, hrs been Joined by the
Missouri \ Pacific, Kansas q Texas, st. Louis
a. Iron Mountain and Dallas & Wichita
roads, and opened q bureau of information
concerning the southwest, Its lands and re-
sources, In New York, and are about opening
similar Offices In London. In connection
with the bureaus here and In London will be
maintained display OF the soil and miner
ais, agricultural and other productions Of
the districts represented, SO that all may OBJ
tain an accurate knowledge Of the country
which invites them. Geographical and hy-
biographical maps will also be prepared
and distributed from those Offices, TO show
the character and nature Of the soil. The
various water courses, available water pow
err, location Of mineral deposits, the rainfall,
the healthfulness of the country, etc., will
be shown. The same plans which resulted
successfully In popalating Kansas and Ne
b,aska are 10 be tried In connection with
this company. 1t will be remembered by
Caiifornians that In 1886 bureau Of precise
liz similar character was opened by the 9th
zens Of the Pacific coast for the Same object
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SILVER BEARING TREES.
a Forcst Winch Assays Two Hundred
Dollars 10 the Ton

4 Silver Reef, Nevada, correspondent OF
the Phoebe Record tells the following story,
which those may believe who can. The
straightforward aud innocent correspondent
says:
Ii Is seldom that Dame Fortune bestows
her earesscs on the people who are worthy Of
them, yet In the case of Henry Prudential
and Louis IIassel IL would seem that the old
lady lad al last come to her right mind and
has been ever so lavish In her fayors on two
deserving young men. On the 24th of De-
cember, Freudenthol a. Hassell, chloriders
In the Thompson & McNally, were putting
hole into unusually hard rock, when sud-
denly the entire face Of the drift gave way
with a booming sound into black abyss 200
feet deep. Hassell, who was turning the
drill at the time, instantly sprang backward,
thereby saving himself from being carried
down with the huge mass Of rock. The as
tonished chlorldes realized that an immense
cave was before them. Two hundred feet
overhead, family seen by candlel.ght, frown-
ed It's dome-like ceiling, the further extremi-
~ OF which was lost in the dafkness. Two
hundred feet below, firm and upright, stood
a forest Of huge trees. Ropes were procured
and the chloriders descended into the forest,
fieh was found 10 be petrifed. On some
-or~sde trees strange characters were insert
bed. Various MOSES, also petrifactions, ap-
peared green and life-like, covering the
ground. All these petrifactions carry silver.
Some Of the samples broken from the trees
assay as high as two hundred dollars per ton.
Last evening in company with A. ii. Parker,
mining engineer, we visited the wonderful
cave aud found the dimensions as follows
Length, sos feet; width, 70 to 100 feet;
height from the bottom to ceiling or roof,3I5
10 400 feet.
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Concerning Rings.

In case of gentleman wishing to marry
literally in the market with his heart--he
wears a plain or chased gold ring upon the
forefinger of the left (heart) hand. When
success attends his suit and he is actually en-
gagged, the ring passes to the third finger. II,
however, the gentleman desires to tell the
fair ones that he is not In the market, and he
does not design 10 marry at all, he wears the
signct upon his little finger, aud all ladies
NAV understand that he Is out of their reach.
With the fair sex the laws Of the ring are:
A plain or chased ring on the little finger OF
the right hand signifies not engaged, or, In
plain words, :. ready for proposals, sealed or
other wise.n When engaged the ring passes
to the first finger Of tie left hand. Ii the
fair one proposes TO defy all sieges to her
heart, she places the ring on the first and
fourth fnger--onc on each, like two charms,
10 keep away the .tempter,. IL Is somewhat
singular that this disposition of rings Is very
rare. f5I 10 - fI =
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= some Improved Hea Men. !

Among the Indians who visited Washing
ton couple OF weeks since was afull-blood-
ed Sioux named Don't Know How, Two
years ago this man was wild Indian, wear
Ing blanket and breeeh-clout, long hair In
dian ornaments and more or less paint. Sud-
denly he decided TO become civilized. A
change came over him. lie threw away his
blanket, cut off his hair and sent II, with his
brass ornaments and paints, TO the Secretary
of the Interior as an intimation OF the alter
alton In his life.- lie then placed $25 cash
in the hands OF Captain Dougherty tobe In
vested In goods with which to establish Q
store amonghis people. Two years have
passed. 1fr.l Don't kuow How has stock
of goods on hand, and paid for, worth $500.
lie has already acquired sufficient education
J 10 enable him 70 write his own letters, and
among the many valuable souvenirs In the
Office of Secretary Sehurz Is an original and
unique letter regarding business, signed I'D.
1ont) X. (now) How" s.
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Order to Show Cause.

In he Probate Court Of ths County Of Der Lodge.
Territory OF Montana
In the matter Ut the OF Hugh u. McCleery de-
rs deceased,
Thomas Ford, the administrator of the estate Of
Hugh b. Mctaeer, decreased. having filed sis petitiol
herein duly verified praying Tor order 81 sale Of Tie
whole mnrh OF the real estate OF said dtceas
snail lie nece-sgry tor the purposes set forth IN
aid petition. IL is tn reore ordered by said court
that ali persons interested in the estate Of said dc
rs-ed appear before the said PrObat aourt on Thur.
ay the 24h day OF February A. ID 1881, at 10 GEO
Il M al the court room Of said Probate Court u tie
tnwn and county OF Der Lodge.to stow cause why 40
order should not he granted to the said
sell much of the real estate of the sad deceased
at public auction as shs be Necessary.
OkRts EMERSON, C.rk.
Dated Tph1 1854 G1t4f
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

In the Probate CONT of the county of Deer Lodge,
Territory OF Montana, In the MATES VI the estate
of Florence Bentley. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that Geo. w Irwin, H., the
administrator at the estate Of Florence Bentley. oe-
ceased has rendered and presented for 'ettitm- nj
md hled Ia said Court hi final account of hi admin
istratioh Of saId estate. and that Saturday, the 26
day of February, A. d. 1881, being day Of II Term
ot said Court, to-wit--ot the January term. A. ID.
lsSl-st ten O'Clock m. at the Court room ot SAID
Court In the town aud county aforesaid, have been
duly appointed by said Court toI the final account
and settlement and distribution oil said estate at
which time and place an, person intere.t'd III al
ate my app aud file hi exceptions TO the N
/ iceouR and cont 81 the -dmr.
6O4 It ORBEN EMERSON. Clerk
Dated Jabnary 20, A ID 1880
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1 MARYLAND editor tendefs Congratulate

AMaryiand editor tenders Congratulations
70 q recently married in these fervid words;
aFate has garlanded the cbaplet Of our friend
with one o. the fairest and sweetest flowers
that bloom In the rarterie OF beauty, whose
fragrance win impregnate with redolence
every impulse Of his generous heart. The
brightest star that radiAtes the galaxy Of fas-
cInating women shines upon and illuminstes
his pathway with her bland smile and allur-
inr light, whose resplendent cifuleencc,
glowing with undimmed luster each revolv-
inc season, win pilot the victor of 30 estima-
Bile aprize 10 haven Of happiness. May
ioys and blessing - requisite and hallowcsl
:. those cngendered BY. : shower OF rosss
scattered down by the hands ofthe Peri from
III fsr-olr gardens 81 Paridise crown their
xeddod failure, and increase with We lapse
Of yean."
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SIIk.RIFFS SALE.

Godfrey Layalie and Thomas Lavalle Plaintiffs, vs.
John siosI, Defendant
To he cold at Shefhs sale the III day OF March
15s1 at ~ o'clock noon, In front OF the Sheriff ofc,
in the town of Bate Deer Lodge county, NJ. y. all
the right tire aud interest which the defendant John
Sloan has, OF had the 10th day Ut May 1885, in and
10 the following described property. situated In Deer
lodge county, NJ T to-wit Lots numbered two l2l
and three I3 In block numbered seventy (7o In Butte
CITY, in Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory ac-
cording to the ofcia plat ond survey thereof
file in the Office OF the county Recorder OF said Deer
Lodge county, together with the building thereon
nsed az shop. and all improvements thereon or In
anywise seiongina.
b ted this 9TH day OF February. A. 1881.
LOU. r. SMITH. sheriff.
By N Dfekenaon, Unde- ~he,iH 6O5a
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TII-WEsT: DEER LODGE MONTANA, FRIDAY, : FEB e. 1881
Alias Summons.

In thu Dlstrc. Court Of the Second Judicial District
Of the Territory OF Montana, in and ior the County
ut Deer Lodge.
Richard o. n ckman, Isaac Greenwood, Loui- VI.
Cohen and fe,di1ind Balm Ptiitits
Hiram VI FL eman, ID, PENDANT.
The people OF the Tertiary OF Montana send gfeet-
tng TO Hiram 81 sIocRan, Defendant.
Yon M hereby required u appear an action
brought against you bt the above bpmer ,HIinr, N
the Ustftrt Cont "a The Second ,ial Dist ct ct
the Ter itvry of Mo- tann, and for the COty of
Deer Lodge, and Ia an-a eT the complaint III there
i'm IfhiI rem da [eXcu-iye ct the day of serycel
afte tie stryice IN y0u thi- summons, II served
vii hin This county,. o. II serve uut o. hi cum
hat IN this District. while twenty day: utherwis
within 40 days or Judgment by "ciaitlt viii In taken
agansty according 10 The prayer of saidc Omplsnt.
Tn. said action IL brought & recover OF you the
sum OF 81 40 10 and of suit alleged To he due
and owing from sou to plaintiffs M balance on an
account for goOds, wares and merchandise sold snd
delivered by plaintiffs to yuI nj Tie ena T.. IN the
year ID. 1880.
md sou are hereby notified that II you fail TO ap
pear and sucr laid complain above repaired. the
saia paintfs will II. Judgment by de anlt against
you for the sum of 81. 1884, go and costs of suit.
Given under my hand and The Seal OF the
District Court of the >ecuDd Judicial District
l. s. ct The Ter! itary OF Montana, IN ana for the
county ot Deer 10 re, this 81 day of FebTua-
~ In the YER OF onr Lord Ole thousand eight
hunured and eighty one.
GEO. W. IRWIN H.. Clerk.
THos L. NATION, E-o., Plaintiffs Attorney.
II
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SIIERfEF-S SALE.

0eofrcy Iavafe and Thomas Lavalle Plaintiffs, Va
John sloan Descendant
To be cold M Shcris sale on the nth day OF March
1881 ~ II O'Clock In itont Of the sheriffs once
the iowa OF Butte. Deer Ledge COUNTY, N. +, all
the right, title aud interest thai the defendant Johu
hloan, has or had on the 10 day of November. 1879
In and the following described property situated
Deer Lodge county. M. IT.. 10 witIots Nos. one n
two. ri, three, Ial aud fpnr fil IN block numbered
seventy tsuJ III the town OF Butte according TO the
oflcnt plat and eurvey thereof on e In the once OF
tho county Recorder Of said Deer Lodge comfy N
r.. together with the dwelling house and all improve
ncnis thereon. X Ns u
Dated this sih day IT February, A. D. 1891.
LOU r. SMITH sheriff.
- N Dickinson. Under-Sh~rG. eos Il
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of George J. Hinton. deceased.

Estife OF Ue0fBe D. HIHtUHuectastu
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
of the estate of George j. Hin
ton, deceased. to the creditors of and all per-
sons having claims against the said deceas-
ell 10 exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the first publica-
ton of this notice TO the said administrator at
the office of the undersigned, Deer Lodge
City, in the county of Deer Lodge.
GEO. w. IRWIN, H.,
Administrator of estate of said deceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge, Jan. z, 1881.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDf1 ORS.
Estate of John Moore, deceased.

Estate Of John Moore, deceased.
Not IL hereby given by the un tersigned admins
traitor of the estate OF John Moor, decreased. Il
the creditors of. and all persons having claims
against the said deceased 10 exhibit them with the
necessary vouchers WITHIN four months after the first
publication OF this notice TO the said administrators
at his Office in the town and county OF Deer Lodge.
GEoR T. w IRWIN IL.
Administrator OF the estate of said deceased.
Dated at Deer Lodge. r {. Jan, u, 1881 Coz 81
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FOR SALE.

Wishing 10 engage In other bust
ness offer all my property In BacktOo CITY and Deer
Lodge county for cash. cheap consisting O a sma j.
clean stock of staple merchandise. ola stock -
three store houses Main street sable, grauay
and barn. one dwelling house and tn nitnTe CONF ete,
enclosed IN lot 250x3 feet gaIden out nOuses good
well water all in rfeCt order, four horses two wag
ons, one sleigh. Concord harness and saddles. one
Parker and one Greener gun, one pure ood Gordon
setter dog five years old--aso all my mining interest
ia Deer Lodge county This l. rare opportunity Tor
any one with small capital to engage IN paying busi-
ness that has been established fifteen years
e. q. BiRDSEYE.
Rlackfoot CITY Mont Feb. l. 1851 GOA
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Blank proposals a. d printed crcul ~, giving de-
tailed information 10 to the manner OF bidding,
conditions to he observed By bidders, etc may be oh
tanned on -ppcation IT, the undersigned, or to the
A. A. q. s. Mt either OF the pusts named.
Envelopes containing proposals should he marked
Proposals for Flour ut Fort = and addressed 10
the annersig led or TO the A. A. C. 5. the post bid
for.
The United States reserves the right 10 reject any
o! all proposals. j. Y WESTON.
604.4t Captain and G. ).
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FOR SALE.
ANGORA AND DIIRY GOATS

l have my rancho at Warm Spring Station about
Seventy AngDfa and Dairy Goats which circnmstsnces
now induc- me 10 oHer for sale. They ins ali
mails and will he sold In numbers TO snlt purehas-
ers at very reasonable prices. f. GIRAR ;,
6Ol-tf Warm Springs VI. T
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PROPOSALS FOR FLOUR.
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPoT c. s.
HirI ENA Al II Eth 1 ISL

OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPoT c. s.
HELENA, NJ. T., Feb. l. lSSi
cEALEp PROPOSALS. IN duplicate. subject to the
= usual condifio >. will he receiy ed ut Helena, M
T. or either of the posts named for the supply re-
Quilted at such post until 12 o'clock noon on Thurs
day March 1ss1. az which time and places they will
he opened In the presence ut bidders for furnishing 70
the Subsistence Department, ~. ). army. ia 900
pounds Of fre-h ground Xxx spring wheat flour made
from No wheat-in double sacks-Sith the eSc,p-
fiot thai the amounts Required for Forts Ellis aud
Misr6nla khai he In single racks, delivered NJ the
psts named below ON or before the 3Dth day Of April
fal -.
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Blanks for sale.

III m assortment II ordered lesser quan
titles than one hundred will be furnished at
same rates. Cash must accompany ordsr
Postage will be prepaid. Address
NEW NORTH. w EST
DRER LoDaK.
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Est-ay Notice.

Came to the ranch Of the subscriber near New Chi
cago about January !, 1884, two steers about seven
years old, red steer branded 6 = on right hip
one black steer branded q on right nip. The own
il requested to prove property, pay eharges ana 10
take them away. BAN BERRY.
New Chicago, VI It, Jan. 20 1881. 40i.ft
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kENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH
Read below of its wonderful effects us a lin.
iment for the human family:

Read below of its wonderful effects lis lin
iment for the human family:
Hcmatite, Mo-, Aug. both, 1850
b. j. Kendall ~ Co. Gcnts.-I am 50 over
joycd in view of the result of an application
of your Kcndalrs SPAWN Cure that / feel that
l ought for huinanity's sake publish it to the
world. About thirty-iyc years ago while
riding Il young ugly horse | was injured in
one of my tcsticles, and from that time to
three weeks ago Il slow but constant cnlarg--
lmcnt has been the result, giving me Il great
amount of trouble, almost entirely prevent
ing me from horseback riding, which WIS my
usual way of travelling. | saw notice of
your kcndall's SPAWN Cure, never once tho't
of it for anything except for horses, but after
receiving the medicine and readin" over what
it was good for, feeling terribly exercised
about my difficulty. for had consulted many
physicians and none gave me any specific but
when it could be endured no longer to remove
it with the knife. applied your kcndalfs
SPAWN Cure, lis an experiment, and it was so
painful in It's application that concluded not
Ia repeat it and thought no more about it I'M
til near week. and 10 and behold one half of
the size was gone. With Joy | could hardly
believe it. ! Immediately applied it again.
and have made in all about onc-h:,lf dozen
applications, running over space of two
weeks, and the terrible enlargement is almost
entirely gone in view of which | cannot cX-
press my feelings Of delight. 1t has been a
tod send Ia me May he send to Others with
like troubles. JOHN RICE,
Pastor of Hematite Con re "ational Church.
7. 5. You are ut liberty TO put this in any
shape you please. ] am not ashamed tn have
INV name under, over or by the side OF il.
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Probable remark of Mr.. Gulteau:
We are Nation-I might almost say,
an ASSASSINATION.
A resident Of Piscataquog, n. H.
fell down stairs with burglar, breaking
the thiefs arms and legs.
First Surgeon" are you going to
look for the bali this evening"" Second
Surgeon-"No; not this evening: We
had 4 row this evening.
Prot. Proctor says the world will last
100000 years yet. The Hawkeye
manis Yankee enough to bet with HIM
that it won't last half as long.
When a young lady IS sitting IN Z
hammock with gentleman so close to
her that she jumps and bushes when a
tightening bug strikes its light, its time
that he was interviewing her parents.
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STATEMENTS MADE
U n D Err O A TIL.

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN In the year
1873 treated with kcndall's SPAWN Cure, Il
bone SPAWN of several months growth. near
ly half us large rs a hens egg. and complete
ly stopped the lamcncss and removed the en-
largcment. have worked the horse very
hard ever since. and he never has been lame
nor could ever see any difference in the size
oftlc hook joints since / treated him with
Kcndal's SPAWN Cure.
Il. \. GAINES.
Enosburyh Fall. VT. Feb u, 1879.
Sworn and subscribed to before me thi,
25tlI day of Feb, \. d. 1879.
JOHN q. JENNIE. Justice Of the Peace.
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PATTERSON ORGAN =: SO 81 ,i 80,
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA

Lame back, kidney and urinary trouble.
Torpid liver. Only 50 cents large package
buy Of Fout il Bro agents.
And J. D. Halstead, Willard, No