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be wrapped in thought. Then kissing
Miriam with rich, warm. two-for-a
quarter kiss, be said; DO you love
me. Bi-die7" -
she gave answer by placing her
white arms around Ills neck, and
throwing herself maGly On his shirt.
front
do not hug so bard darling, sn
you love me- or my col ar stud will
raise a carbuncle On tue back oi
my neck. =" he said in low, mellow
tones.
1t is only the deep. passionate
longing of my love, Herbert. 1t
recks not OF oarbuncles. But you are
right Too much pressure on toe
cervicAI ver:e6ra will cause an exos
tosis. My professor in anatomy told
me that"
And We will be married in the
fall. my swest?"
Yes, Herbert. in the rich, hazy,
seusuous days of Indian summer,
ben the low note of the farmers
boy seeking the lost COW is heard as
he sits on the vine-embowered stile
and blasphemes until the fire fly
leaves tor a cooler spot. You m lst
take all my money, Herbert; it must
be yours to do as you Will with it; to
attain the glorious lame that awaits
you; for know that my loves uame
will some day be known through the
length and breadth of the laud.
Surely, you have an ambition?"
II have" said Herbert. kissing
her while she caught her breath.
"And you will not lei any false
pride stand in the way of using my
money to attain the height you fain
would reacb?"
"No. darling, I will not. You say
you have 500. 000in four per cents.
1t is enough. Tomorrow I will act.
and in less than day my name will
be as familiar throughout the world
as that of EngIand's proud queen"
"Oh. Herbert, what will you do?"
II shall purchase Maud S."
X i
Two minutes later a human form
fell with a dull thud Cd the front
porch OF the naughty pork-pscker's
residence It was Herbert Aims
leigh. The cid man had fred him
out.
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HOus es 10 Rent.

Store in Kimball Block, $50.
Store in Hooper & Lswrence's new block
First South strset, A5.
House of three rooms, 18th Ward, SO.
New five room house, bath room, closet',
cellar, gas and water, 7th Ward, $50.
Two furnished rooms, S. and SO, four doors
west of'Congregstional Church.
ONCE room in Kimball Block, IS.
Furnished rooms in Kimball .Blocx; for par
tioulars enquire at our Office.
A number of furnished roomsi with OF
without board, close to business.
House Of six rooms. cellar and BAN, hydrAn'
water, 18th Ward, $50.
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MINING PATENTS.-Full sets
of blanks for application for Mining
Patents-approved form-sAo be had
ut the HERALD Office.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

He are tn communication by IeLe-
phone t0ith ell subscribers to the Salt
Lake and Ogden CITY Telephone En-
change.
We are ready at all times to aid persons of
limited means by Leaning them at least so per
cent of the Purchase Price of any Property we
Sell, on long time and reasonable rate of inter-
est. We assure you Real Bargains in the fol-
lowing List From sales made and constant
additions to our property list, look for some
thing new every alternate Sunday.
We have large list OF farming land for sale
full particulars of which will be gwen o a ap
DlicatiOn.
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vlcToRlRs LITTLE RATCHET.
The King Of Ashan.ee Loyalty Gives l, Up

The Ashantee gold AK delivered up by the
King Of Ashantee f,r the Queen OF England,
arrived safely In London nm Jaiie 18th, aud
with il 400 ounces of gold dust, the first in
stallment Of 2o0o ounces imposed on the
Ashahtee King. The origin Of the gold AK
Is involved insome obscurity on account ~
its great antiquity, and no written account
exists nhous h. s'It isvery much reverenced
by them, and Is regarded as 30 precious that
It Is deposited by them for safety in the
Bantaman,'' on the right Of the royal stool
Of Ashantee. 1t Is covered with leopard
skin, as symbolic Of courage, and the gold
upon IL Is significant Of wealth. the Ashan-
tees interpreting IL as TO mean that they pos
sess the. highest amount Of courage and ait
unlimited supply OF wealth. AZ first the
King refused ~ give 1t up, butlthe successive
messengers who were sent to him pointed
out bow essential It was for him 10 yield up
something great to prove the sincerity Of his
words The King then assembled his chiefs
and people in open council at Coomassie,
aud 1t v as resolved the ak should be given
eip.s The Kag sald.. however, IN effect
Thls.ax 10 an emblem Of such high SOW
erelgnty that &c l yield it up and it Is kept ton
the coast | shall yield all the power pos
sess and my nelshbors and the Famis will
laugh al ne.r 1t was suggested that he
should send IL TO Ills good friend CapIai
Barrow, with request that it should be for
warded 10 England TO the Queen. The King
said to AcbompoI, one Of hisprl,eIpal chiefs,
.On That cohditionI will give Is up to, ysa
to carry TITS NY goa friend" aud Acho,a-
pom handed h TO the Captain, who, by Gov
ernor Rsws's -ias.Esctions, brought It TO
Epglsnd. Nat sHT 2. wen
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Engfish Praise OF America.
,,,o , 4, London tlsrenicle. rrn

yaYEn a. RgE l>ondoP taT0aicie. fTftFs f'fi@
white. PIP Europe is bristling with bayo-
/ nets, II S some Consolation TO remember that
on the other side Of the Atlantic the rulers
or an empire which promises TO be the great
est the world has ever known, are proving
how the problem. of governments can he
suived .wi,,ioutexpensive arDamenis. Pos
slbly the time may Come when the Old
World will regaid war as an Institution
worthy only 81 a barbarous age. We fear,
however, there Is little prospect Of this opin-
ION. being acted upon until educaiion has
succeeded In exploding tie popular noliom
that inilitaryism and heroism are insepara-
bis, associated There's nothing remarkably
heroic about war. The courage required for
fighting battles Is not Of the highest order.
and, as u matter Of fact, Il far better devel-
opea Iinsome OF the lower animals than In
man.. IL wescould rob militaryism Of its
preposferous claim TO be considered before
all things an occupation worthy of brave
men, and II, further, people would cease 70
be captisated by It's pafapherslia, we should
get q long way towards liz permanent discs
tablIshment. The Peace Society, we fear,
|li&s . tast ialnbaua .of astk To do before
they viii succeed in educating gthe public
lnto a belief ia the less esteniatiens bur far
h'e4pr LeFslVp rsanFe4 fy,sMfptalning the
strengthen moral position.
=. AL H.a.s II.
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MONTANA. FRIDAY JULY go 1881
HOW TO carcs 4 POLAR BEAR.
improved Appliances for Prscafing Steaks in IT
~ q taxi Arctic Regions. -1

A. HssEt hisNt - 8aSas. -'Aa4
81 do 50 pity ,hese men ON the Rodgers"
remarked Mrs. Max. passing tile Major lie
honey, which lie always Insisted UPON hay-
ing with his rice cakes.
aYes, ihdeeJ," replied The Maj,r, who
was u trihe cynical that morning., Having
burned his inontli with coffee. Yes, Indeed,
my dear, lh- life ct AN Arcic explorer must
be LA Il. They ar. SO isolale.i fIpm Tile
world. just imnIasinr, If you raj. The lIDT-
rur of living three years our Of llir dust aud
wind and f,g AID rain Of oilr Curious eli
mate; of ilOl meeting all that time the man
at yuitr club who thinks the ufte ler a stary
is told the better II Is; Of being Without Ia,
consolation afforded you 10y the busted stock
operator who knows YOU are giau OF AL OPP
pnrluniiy IA lend him a twenty; Of being
where millinery All Japa decoration
stores Do not daily eatrap oae,s wife; vf BE-
ing"
"Why, Major, how you do talk! l was
only thinking of the hurrid thugs tile Rpd.-
rIs' crew will have 10 do To get tl,eii bear
steaks .ae
allows that p asked the Major, Instantly
Interested oversize snhj'ct of steaks, which
he hulds' Of much greater Importance than
the Irish lana troubles.
"What 1 knew about it, answered Mrs.
Max, II read Ia fashion paper, aud il ought
TO be true
lit certainly ought t. he, Mrs. Max, IL only
on account Of IT'S old ale.
Well. the article said" continued Mrs.
Max, pretending 10 ignore the MAJORS sIur
Oh her fayori,e reading ..ihat ArlIc explur-
els, wl,en they want TO ktli a p,lar bear,
plant big knlf, ia the Ice with the blai-
sticking mp. They dlub the blade with
blood, and the bear comes along and licks it
and cuts his toligH-. IL is 50 cold that he
doesn't feel the cut, but tasting his own
blood, he continues to lick the knife until
his tongue is all frayei, and he beeds TO
death. Isn't lat drradiul?' as
"Quiet your fears, my dear" said tbs Ma
jbr, When his wife hal finishr,l. "rhat Is
lilc way they killed tile bear wlieii the story
was inst published. hut IA the last twenty
years, an Improvement has been male, which
Iwill tell you about, ifyon will kuidly give
Inc just drop more Of c,if.e, with cold milk
thisAim-. The way the thing is dbnenow IS
rs follows: When Captain Berry, Of the
RmlgrIs. WAITS apolar bear FOR dinner, he
gives a mIdslipmai copper be,i-spriig aud
chunck If salt pork. The midsblpinan
c"mprrsses the spFin4 PERFECTLY fa, wraps the
pork around IL tlgt AID hollis it 81 until IL
freezes solid. Then the frozen pork, stuffed
with the Uel-spriiig, IL thrown out to the
nrarest iceberg, where IL IS promptly swai-
lowed by polar bear. Wben the heat of
the bears $ umach thans OFT the pork, it re-
leases the spring, which nies utlt, and the
bear soon dies futn pain ia his side" +,
Maj ~ said Mrs. Max, with mu III
warm Il, ~ don't believe that story is
true. +" -sg .-..-
mo, my dear. and you wont, until, In a
few years, you see it IN some fashion paper,
aud then yui viii swear 10y it. "-Sdn fran.
cisco Chronicle. H. f.s..F s.ar Ha
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Col. Coikhill said he gave statement to
ettle prss4I WHICH Inc did lot Y isssfo be UNDER

ettfspfss< nltsii lie did lot Y slsfo be UNDER
stood as Lhe confession Of Guiteau. lie says
the assassin ) orr (Which is yeyy .diiIereni
.saxD. tlllns) embraces much more than che am
ncunccnient ne makes u tile press. He gave
Y. "a ss his rsasonf5r making the publication that
" Anialy foolish and sensational report. are
teni opt, which my Investigations fartle lsst
ten days have shownto 30 without .founda-
tion. On such points as i have arrived Ut
the lrpths and about which \ knew there were
erroneous theories current, decided to give
ansaulhorasiye statement. II have also dis
s1s covered one or two other thugs bot. In Tie
", " statemept,. on which l. have siaken further
ss'.s testimony since Il was given to the press.
VI lie sad TO your correspondent this even
Ing: .Fpr DISTANCE, | hne beyond doubt
1870 that twas the FIRST bullet that struck the
President. This Ii the statement IL GuIteau
aud others Who saw the slpcgng. Tie sec
ond BALI vent hi the direction Of the baggage
!. room. Again, Ifiild, that the dramatic stss>.
abont the assassiu's exclamation II Am Stall
~ wAtt ~ Lie slaIx arts, Arthur ~ President
fuoussx1 apns hction.. His ouly worsis on
the conlnfssion of the deed, were: IDoii't
re~s+1etti.rm hat 1ues tAke meato jail -
<-<g&M II a.. xXEf H1xh EfS ff4 ~ i -
49, - 4~AERs&N A. go 4f ~4&A.@b 4AH
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Notice of Final Entry.

UkiIED STA z, AND Orr e.
HELENA M o.. Jia 18Th. ISL I
Notice IL hertlg lheh y NJ the Ioh""iDk hrllr q
e.rii la ed no ice ui app esit'li Ia maxi ia'
iHtaf ~ sniT,at al h. I'm mud sccne iia r.
hereof, and I'M -pd proui vii ln' m plr b isf . Ien
Em, rsCI. Probate 'dge ~ Dtt Lodre tornty, VI T.,
Li- iiis. m lie fOwn al tIset Utgr. Al, 1."n SIT
friday he 2Oti dat Ul Augu A, -. 49,, VIZ: u nt
,,Icn. ho fled Prescription ID catat'HA staIc, e.
So 3si7 iafthr M n at > " i,na ,ir Wa - ~ y
4 ~ al ~,a'. No 81 TIP. No. \ -, X NJ 10 " ,
md he nainrs The 10 ""ius ~I'uc So rive hls
r,nlinnuu- r,si nee up,.u- Hll c,IltWti'n Il !
ret VIZ: w iliam Wen, WIlsnm y. Thongs. PIT
Ger.e and EraLkhH thirlkeil--allu ,fui Sling
rostUrhce, De,r Lod 90 tUtlity. Montana t.. ii"y.
J.. "a. VI ,E,
Oh OR.s Nns, # as Rcei ter
ATT: tar Claimant. B2S-J
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Notice Of Final Settlement and Dist,i.
IS halio...

la the Probate Cont 1T the county OF Tar LIdee
Territory al Montana.
In The matter ot The ksIhre Vt JUln \! NcAuley
ID. C,9lsrd. 4s. "a.
N.tice IL hereby iiy' tia >ophrohie Wa chra-eaH.
he Ada,inisIrHtr ~ he Ert lie al l,lin A. We Aal.t
irres>yd, I'a~ rendered and pr ntId ton s,tt e.
mint aud hiid II raul tUuri his hunl &C onn al
an adini-tra ion ot -aid E-tte ant l.titi,t t,n
the di-ttI'nii"n IavTe'i rn'i tbnt Maud " thu. 3s
iag at Jtly \. u. 1871, h. IN aay of ie Il
fsait to Sif: If the .iu.y Term, ID 1851, 4 10
! Lrk n. M, NJ the uuri kian .,nI. NJ III.
our iuuse a. the r"wn aBd nhiy of Drcr 0i.sc
hts hess dnit appoiie'i bS ,afi t0lt nw III. ii az
nHt aud -itk.mvpG at srd 4 o.. mi f,f the III
tihiitOn al tha >aHe: VII ch i'm anl pitrs. any
i,efsn ihfc rrtrd la laid Eslatr Hp oar aud n
iil- exc ptO's ia iIipg Ih. - 81 cssant u q oI
the d,>iti, nipn then and c,,,t.-t HE sat,r ia.
t2i5. 'dh N ENhk~tts, clerk.
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HORSES BROKEN ,NDrR,pNgp.
Sheep for Sale. /

4 hsvr IN d ~ Lodge Why hand ~ $40 Yanns
sheep Al Rssssd IN this Valley, Healthy
and Clean Tlrrs are IS5 wrahcrs ard t2o Ew.r
lei ,eaI'- clip ssscfsg .vsr Fix pouisis nv N
hea III ~nmp Il sne 20 ~. o-e II atem. TIE, are
very dee rahlc VI. snd win b. sold Ii !, ,easonab.
price, As raneh II on Loaf sr+k. atsrs win te
Juy fzth- 81. Up. o. Address Vain III rings. u
zttftkf G57ssf tfAszl = = Kltl y -
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Notice TO Creditors.

Estate OF nuG.I BRAT row, d ceased. 5
NUihe j. btIeh, gjwu by n unde sieh,d FIX c :
ttiS al The E-tItr ur ingh BaItu d. Used 10 10
- e- at. AID II sr.Vils IA rvius 'ram asain.t u
hid decyasrd, To x Ih't IA IN with th' ucccs-,
y.su hers Mn toHr Hth. ltt,. The hF.t puh ca
thu B1 ice 4" N aid xecut, rs. Ht BlI h -
City, IL The County ut 81 L -. VI r.
80 ELiZA BHArFDN,
EAecpfriy ~ the Z t-tc vi n .lh u finr, decd
Dated in o. ISL. t235 f 3
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Oh 'ies ]. a G.rai l,inv,ilc, d;cessed.
i sntIce IL h.'r,bS gN.u by Ihe. Hn,irrand ..'mu :
-taiur - the c-iatr OF raj d,, a~t4 tho a,t
- ana MI p,r-ttl- iaNi fiaiii~ agl,n-t lie ni
H-,d, To EXHIBIT hriD with Ihs teer--5fS NIucn,f
silhii tour aisnIhr alter the irst ps9irargan
n this ho'ire 10 h. admssft %, IA t. town vi
Uevr LOl.se ~ Tie county uf i.-sr tsds.,.. VI Y.
- RrUBEN d. DAVIS
AaminirtFaior Of the e-t Cbalc J. A. t'oIn slain
Nilir, decrnrct.
Dttcd July ISL, g2j 81
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IN the PROBATE Court u the Cpnuty VI Der Lodge.
Territory II MuntaHa. IA.
lnihe Matter OF the E-lat, OF lIeIorch g wsihhold

In the Matter OF the E-tht, lIcinrch G. wcihhoid
. . DtCta~rH. .=r .... -..#..
Notice IL hcrrhy piy,n, thar William a. LlHk EX
uIOt ui thr trtf al u.tpIth Wiet4h Id, dee,
Ntng Ideud ard pr-ent,d ior setrutebt nid Hlfu
ia C.nit hi> ini .cc,,uuI at h,s admtniriIHti
rAid estate, nnn ItIit on ter rht 81 itihilo
herr,i. Hsd rust >tiurriav, rne / Itch [2uhl d
| August, A. ID 1881. hrins ,as of Tenn - -a',
issuru 90 tle Juts efm. 4. ~. thcl. at len
pckrg m. Ihr 60 it EUUIH oI -aId tuaH, az til
our u p>e ~ the Town and uIpti Of Dee! ,.-I.r.
Ha-l-cH nx,d ny sait C1rut furthr atJlig of
crounI AID iuf thr a sltIhutIun al aid Vsthir ~
~ ch time AID pi Hns pr ION Ia cf Sled
s-t,lc ~ par Hul nh, nis exceptions ~ wtittns
tie sati account an vi the di-tIihptui t"eIeot.
ilri cont / III, sam. URREN kMERSUN.
Diad July sOth, 1881. rs ii Clerk
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The Plague in ST. Petersbu rg :.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 14.-The Siberian
plague tas made its appearance IN the en-
irons of this city, aud Is spreading with
alarming fapidity. Horses are dying by
scores. and many If the people are afflicted.
] he local authorities are helpless owing to
The want " doctors aud that PEASANTS sell
The skins Of the beasts which have died II
I he disease. - SBfS' A.k-. a..EF
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Order to Snow Cause.
In I. c r obHc court ~ the cunt al Deer Lodge
Ter to al Mui iaua.

Ter to ui Mui Iaua
In the Matter Of TIE sIats OF Come 4, y. OF,
Drcs,sT.
Notice i bg .hrn, that 'ddi-on Smith. tnr -
.taftu ut the E-tat- roinru 4. Ell d, cIastd
antg rendered aui prrseIrd ItT reiGlsm ID aha III
"a this - ri hi nual tcc,,uHr ui hi adm u ntrai
4 said ct to mad pit tim tor the iisitt u ihc1
aud that ~atuIfiBy, The 2ih ia at hugCst. \ ! {.
ISL b, ing - II al rtm ,,t "a Cont, tbwiI: 81
me Jul, g.rm. 4 Dlssi ~ Ten ot Okla ~ AZ tIir
tfl ttualu ~ rHa CuHiI tbr nit Ito re- IA Tia
fowu t'nuuN Ut lIrci Lode, hHs h,tn hNcd h.,
sd Cuuit lar lie aiiH. IL h.al ruilnt.
ieui, at ,Bid auc lea the ,irt 'hnii''i
fhrI,OI ~ WIN b lime aud pace my prrs"n TIE :
te III ~Gt c-ute Hi y HliFhr atl HE las rNce ton-
ia wfi la To hc -aih AID iho IihatIDt
90 ROT, an cVnus The sanr. .E.-...u f
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Application for Patent.
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IIRrrNa IL Il Nj In. ISL

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HELENA. VI. r.. Ma IL. 1sst I
Noiice is hereby givrn that wiili.m A. inik. ~
Jsr,er X CT IL. his an, ~ tr twh'e fsri-oie'
rfdnss /. h tie cry. Silver bow ssinn,s. hun.ana
r. rriior, -allsn Ga 4,rH. h'r. pt-i.onl al rs-
. sHb'eCty. Oar ledge Comfy W. T at'l h''"rtt
Xxx IN, wins post uflire addIr.s l. De lsir- Chy.
~sr Afre f.,ns ~ Maniatn Te rittr, have this da,
Sled apple III paleit Is % iie.r tsft ~ The
am ron LODI, Lead 90 Mineral rism h'aiirE silver
nj al ~ Il lis win ~uitnc gronnd varsiby oa'
no ." t2 e. Wide. -itna'rl ~ nsa'i par'' Winner
Di-irirl Dsr l. ~g,. c0Htt M,'itpa T rrt'r,, IN
Paun-hirton i4l M .ange 2W'st oi tn y inea-
pal lnetitist. NJ ,.iaiia Tef url; the sad Z helm.
frst il'--d iuns-. 10 VII:
Bel. s'fng ~ I etdrih vest rcrittr Vt limr-tone
2rsSNg i,,s ls-. marked VI. G. 81 f,r erIrr No. I,
a rilr ing hri G.. S4e ~ nj r ,5p feet; g rnee
en h ste 4t,t iheine 81. 2 min. " l. ib f'e !:
hence roth 4O1 10 the ! ~ al hgi' iiny !, :
= ieina de-IgIta. ~ L0t M. g., T 4. it ~ W.
nd .n,bfai = ia II II IS-I00.rs TIE io attest
Il this mise T. t.cindtd the Re- ,r'- ohics oi
nttf LDlg. 60 ny. Mon ann Territory, IN B"' X 81
l. de-. . 5s4
TIE mljnni,p riaimaui- TO hess. rrmi.s7. ARE NJ
xno~n. t2nI1t q n H. rI-ier.
BALREr WAEi.ES, ATTORNEYS for Applicants.
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An octaconal ,lin,nr room |, about 60,

AN octagonal dining room Is about com
rleted at "Stone Villa" Newport, for Mr..
James Gorden Bennett. 1t is built some
what after the style Of the rear. piazz,, and
overlooks the lawn tennis grounds. The
roof is supported on eight pillars, and the
general effect is that of . .geranda., A sub
stantiaI stone wall three feet high. has been
built In front Of the estate.
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5II EEP Fsslk SALE

have for sae. II nv raisrh Bate RIAL ca~.inx
d Broxtfs siu ct, smAx Silvsa b ~. $50 HEAD ef
SHEEP, ~ ve-: aiMsf Ak or seven ght,r r. ins.
fHc-r rhssp h1st heen n u',faua nsariy Two ttar<
sud an thsgoa = assi m I'd. Tgir Baud tsil ~
rold g fair mAsket psics. Appfy - vi.
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s ALL AbOardl
B E N TON.
:. P}
lime!
Running the Fastest AMI Best
BoalSon the Missouri River
During this Season.
The Old Reliable River Route !
Away Ahsat On Cheap Rates!
Fast Tina md -cmfo,t-
able Ridil1!

During the high water until August 18th
asseiIgers can ieave Helri.aria Fort Benton
md reach ST. Paul in tx DAYS. Leave For
Benton on SATURDAY. and dine in Chicago or
II. Louis on the following Friday, anl have a
glorious time. ia hing down the mighty Mi.
ouri IL GoMFoRTABLE PASSENGER STEAM
FRS. running on regular time and CARRYING
he United States Mail from Helena to Bis
marck. Stages leave Helena daily, connect
.ng with boats at b -nton.
BOATS WILL LEAVE
Bismarck every Saturday for Fort Benton, and
Isay. sort b ntoa very Saturday for Bis
marek, wi h regularity, fast time
anu connections.
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The impression is that Mr.. Jay Gould Is
laboring To become The richest man on, the
continent, and, as a nest egg, 1t is presumed
thai he is worth to-day about $4,000, 900,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-29
Public Sale!
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Estate Of A !. Ka n IS, Decd.

Notice Il hsrvhy eist. u al al On saa,c. n M 4,
hst ~ rae ir,h,i. TOM o D,er loJse ulnfy Mo,,-
iaHs u ifisry, .asie ID. st -, oi Jsnear, A. ID
lsol ne tha .si-m Aaauf-fraiors 4 The Isa e ~
kn,e. ars;ra-s- aill 20 A. ,sGti'c ancfl II Il,
The hi.hcsd tdist.fpr ,rtawf.i ~ I,., oi III, Ue
ssie- aud subject h. Il irai tol, b, raa 4. ar ~,
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1881-07-29
Neg York Stnr.

Estimate Of icy Gsatas Wealth.
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Blanks for Sale.lsa

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We have In stock the following Justices
Blanks, adapted for any township or cniinty
III Mont siis. and III conformity to existing
laws. Following are the prices:
subpunAe per- bundrsd ~ no
surnruun- . :. 8. !. !. .......... !. $40
Writp a. Attscl1fntnt - .. 50g
Undertaking On Attaehnus,t.. - !. 500
AfIldavIf 0f Attachment. W.. As sAsssfl i. SEQ
Executions .*s*-..*.--.. Csc ~ -. esy
~ M 80. . :. (, =. =. = ~ ~
Ronds for Dseat. ....-.... a. il ~ $5to sn6
Sotteee Of I<eaiion .ss.s-< eW
g Orders 10 an qnantisy iiillea il the above
mes. rUsynxx viii Do prepaid. a literal
discount malDn 70 tlse trade.
NEW NORTHWEST ass
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Besides the Saturday, cat. there viii be othei.
boats during theweek Ticxets good on any line.
Rairr NJ Joins East and south, tn pio. orr 90
To the ibuyr. .t-5-. Es ##lt So
DlsttIre ny STAGE: Helena Ia n Bcnfon. 40
miics. fimr.nn 80 hoHrs a iltasa'd tid thr,tief
The ma5nid en- riiekly Pear tanlnn,h ara o'ef
DtantiinE count-s. - MHeA.
- l.NfEs ..IsIcfs: ria FORT RENTsiN
ssf n @~--sa nti he Missouri Ihei
in addition to low rates. meals apd stale CON hte H.
tfnued on hO1t~ 10 first cias- sserg'ts. nrg-nf'
slluvnt ran sntpa, % liver ril $50 pInui-
~ ~ecOi.d eiAsS pt~rengsrs on aho'e n''s b ~
FiR-r-cLAss &C ,ummqda lonr on stage going tor
Send for Folder. giving full details and
rates East ana West bound, to
T. q. POWER & co. Helena. VI T.
7. q. POWER & BRO, Fort Benton, NJ. 7.
L. s. RATTLE. 80 Clark St. Chicago
j. +. BAKER, Krokuk Northern Line
Packet Co.; Oific., st. LuniS.
ISAAC =. PARKER, Gen'l Ag't Bismarck.
! n. y. r. u. OFFICE. 1t. Paul, Mimi.
NJ. 81 ST +. X. r.. OFFICE, Chicago
&c. POWER, Manager, Helena, NJ. 7.
Through Tickets can be obtained at The abore
Offices, also Rates on Wool.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1881-06-25
Notice Of Final Proof.

LAND OFFICE AT New ORLEANS, La
May "a, 1881
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow,
IN ing named settler has filed notice OF
his intention to make final proof in sup.
port of his claim, and that said proof VIII
be ma lie before the judge or cl rk OF court
at Colfax, La, on the 9th OF July, looi, VIZ:
John Valentine, Homestead NO. Z25z, LOT
the S. of s w. I, sec. 80, I. Z, ~; l. W.
Louisiana Mer. He names the ioliow'hs
witnesses to prove his continuous residence
upon, and cultivation of, SAID land, VIZ
John E. Smith, Martin Smith, A. l. Surf,
lana GEO. BALDEY,
;eo5s Register.