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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-04
NORTTxW EST

Trains leave Rock Island as follows: Day Elk
press at 1855 m, arriving at Racine $50 D m, and
Milwaukee rs p M; Night Express at 30 p m,
arriving at Racine 900 IA, and Milwaukee S:I5 a
m, connecting at Fulton with Chicago & North
western Railroad for Morrison, Sterling and Dixon.
At Freeport with Illinois Central Railroad for Du-
buque, Lacrosse, ana all points North AT Beloit
with the Madison Division of the Chicago q North
western Railway for Madison. at Clinton juno
ton with the Western Division OF the Chicago g.
Northwestern Railway for GAINESVILLE, Oshkosh and
Green Bay. At Western Union Junction with the
Chicago Division OF the NJ. g. st. r. Ry for Chi
cAgo and all Eastern points. At Milwaukee with
Northern Divisions of the .. NJ. h St P. Ry for
Waukesha, GAINESVILLE, Madison, Watertown, Por
tage City, Kilbourn, Lacrosse, Oshkosh, Minneap-
oils and st. Paul Also with the Wisconsin Central
Railroad for Plymouth, Green Bay, Menasha, Ste
vens' Point and Ashland, And with the Milwaukee
Lake Shore 81 Western Railroad for Shcboygan,
Manitowoc, New London and C1ntonyilIe.
West bound trains leave Milwaukee at Z rs m,
and 6:16 m, making close connections for all
points in the West and Southwest.
This is the only line running through
Day Coaches and Sleeping Cars between
Milwaukee and Rock Island.
Passengers wishing to take the sleeper leaving
Rock Island at 10 80 m can do so any time after
7pm. Passengers for Dubuque thzs secure
rest from p N until 400 m.
Be sure that your tickets read via Western Union
Railroad.
Tickets on sale at all principal ticket Offices.
For information regarding rates. routes, ETC., adj
D. A. OLIN, A.V. 81. CARPENTER,
Superintendent, Genf Pass. Ticket Agt,
Racine, Wis. Milwaukee, Wis.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-04
Climax! Climax !

Pages Climax SaIve,
A Family Blessing for Is cents.
1t heals without a scar. No
family should be without il.
We WARRANT it to CURE
Sores, Ulcers, Scrofuia Sores,
Fever Sores, Salt Rheum, Sore
Breasts or Nipples, Erysipelas,
Swollen Glands, Infiamed Eyes,
Scalds, Burns, Cuts, Bruises,
Fistuia, Piles, BoilS, Chilblains.
Frosted Feet, Germs, and all GU
tane0uS diseases on man or beast.
1t has been used over twenty
five years, without one failure.
1t has no parallel having per-
fectly er&dicated disease, and
healed after all other remedies
had failed. 1t is a compound of
Arnica with many other Extracts
and Balsams, and put up i'll larger
boxes for the same price than any
other Ointment.
sEg- Sold by Druggists everywhere
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-04
Executors Notice.

ESTATE OF JULIA a. KINEKTN. Deceased
Z The undersigned having ben appointed Exec
ecutor of the last will aud testament Of Julia
Kinekin lste of the county of Rock Island, state Of
Illinois, deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
appear before the County Court of Rock Island
county at the office of the Clerk OF said Court. in
the ci of Rock Island, at the June term. on the
third Monday in June next. at which time all p r
sons having claims against said estate are notined
and requested to attend for the purpose of having
the same adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate payment
to the undersigned
Dated this a5th day of April, A. D. 1881.
d 25d3w J. III. BUFORD. Executor.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1881-05-04

BETWEEN YEfE EAST s TIE WESTE
Dining Gers fer eating purposes only. One otheP
great feature Of our Palace Cars - 9 SMOKING
SALOON where you can Snioy your = Havana
c. all hours CT the cay.
Magnificent lion Bridges span the Mississippi
a--d AdiSrcCri rivers ut all points crossed by tHB
line. ana transfers are avoided a. Council Dnfs.
rcC.5ons icing made in Union DEPICTS.
TIL PRINCIPAL X. Il. CONNECTIONS OF
THIS GREAT THROUGH LINE ARE as
Al tGSn!choo. with ali divers.ng Haes for the
AZ $50 lR@ocp. with the L. S. & Ii. g. and r.
Il WLszISGToS HEIGHTS. With p. c. & St
n * SALE, with III. Cent 7.
- ', &, M; with +, T. IL r D . e. I. B.
at ROCK ISLAND, win "MGWa1E6e ROCK
tsblId Short Line" and IfccK isid i PEG. Rcs.
~ DAEESPoItr, WITH thu Davenport Division
A WEST I.IBEIrrY. with the 2, c. r Z MR.
81 tiRISSLLL. with Central Iowa 4, r.
NJ iJES MONIES. with d. 81. = L. D. L. u.
AT COUNCIL BLUFFS. with Union Paciuc II. e.
AtCOfU :fBtf5 JUNCTION with 3, g Il. & y. r R
At cTrC&TA, with Central Iowa Il. r. ; w.
St: l. : FAC: ard G y Q; r. IBIS. =.
~ hkGhULs With To-, EoO. 4 War; Wab, Sc.
Louis & pac-. and st. L.. keo. i NV. T. kdS.
= CAMERON. with II. ST. j L. T.
AZ ALCL4lS0Sss with Atch-. Topeka < santa RET
Atetl 4 heb. alld Csn. Br. U. 7. r. Iida.
At lxAvESHgoATH, with Kan. Pac, and Kan.
AtEHssEs CITY. with ell lines for tho wea
ana Southwest
q through 10 PEORIA, DFs s40INEE.
. e. 916 - " Q
AZ saoale EieiLet Office, address,
e. ST. JOHN,
Gsl1 Ticket and Pass 81 Ast.
, 1881-06-24
THE TRIGGER.


Tito Approaching "0pcnn -SenHon Tor
wild Aanlc- -ltuutlcoclk Shouting
iijt,,uI. Alulu sports.I,e,lsx A..ociatlon
tr..., ,....s ,t,t,, s.ts,,t,f .,r V,ls,1
aunrh""smt-n ~. .,,I',.. s,..,... - s,,.t.
p!Tc"ns-rno NhtenEo SnnonnE sIMn
Sa.s*. ;si's.'"''"'' s'''' '"'' "~S'''''"s
rh" n ,,,,',ro,,h Of the "opcn sca.rt," for wllt
.'. "e ""s". ''.'"., =. -" w., ,rs.n.s ~ ,,,,is,,
Eailtets iGt1li'tfhg tho "th9''hptst u Wulc"
ticro Arc ll1atty hnsllro'ls III tho city, a'la tho
hrecrhlra,Iers aru plnr cleaned up prcpH,1t'
t"ry tor tho summer sl,uotins. According tt
tho li'!lills st"te lnw: ws'o''eoeA c''h ne R'Heu
btwccn tho lih Ut sIuty itiit! tho ISL uat VI
,''sy ,,9 au "i'y "s a"o'n ', ,o "s
,,.",,'s ~ ''o ~ t,,a'' rIot h;r,t. ,xft,.i, mr.,
s,,el' ' ae,scao IL p'' ,uorse,s % @ whcn ] serycl d,
t,,nst and b.1,s.e, Il, tho right tuvn. There l.
usually ,,,,ul w,tktt.ouk -shovt,v in tho ytriuitE
ot E!igaK 1e nSSt ,t ,o'itH a.,
M t1 !nH WI . ~ SeSd ,s n"v wv 'n ni,is HI sna LII
1sS* 1hsss ,,,r ,u is5sS InM a SIX; as. .' 'n' ''"
, tne 1s ~ t Fully Tn9,,!sa,tia Il ,,sa,ti,t -sSgG' WI s' y
S WsHa: - !. ssrssssry @ / MI 81 '.s w fsr sso a;!:
rta w.sx ~ ~ @ ..,,s aa n"s ro tc t II
'f H. ie:tshsss e''!'s; II, 8 ,,nii'sl. I6e
t,rs eis m. se IseS IL Wy S ,sisn sr Trrft.sr III I'LL f
.tar,, .mo.r VIII" s111,,rt VI o @ n v rI9 @ m s,,,t Sp
wh!eh is 1,'w lot'tx iehi II cotey isIS!,,.
rse 'H, hi;[, ,it @ :y,i',. Ws t,,n. p, III
,wnK 10 h'sn wMssr a E" ~, sts' a'n ~, tu
D!r.,a et,Mit Eei!neE na tsl!!!sn's.cHt HG!u n.l
0ond ,Sea Hn nn er fr, ~" hs. sSs
.ngsiilnrthbte i!ews Tor tnS sM.tiMy Gltloy OF
~. n"raii"ss.. ms tnrr nns ~, i"f ., ,'ss .'a
!m'fnntI,en!. WIFI .APecee" u w a1a"" 'Fo"
rug itu..sli !GitI':' M'!I' ,,,..,, ,,, ,,,o,,.,d,,
" mao n.ant, t,;! ~ !.''nsH s M,a =. ~, .
@ t sI, @ I ta ~ .I.
espeu.r enGn1 t UP aEr' vt LIZ nu y, t.,,,s ."s
llcicn ,nea!s uT.'n W LEM LEV tns' II ttM!
.ta VI! .noM Gea ~ sats M Eli M'1r"' ' h n!si'uS .. ~
hHluIitl tnbMsHHu w - VIII ~ GNV!tuIassN Nltni
, 1881-06-24
HllM0R.

su1r,tuu, a,usfo-"Wo wuut no ho,nc III,
,rormi',"" orI,, ''"'' w W." ~ "o''' ''''
,,,,.,,,r "a, t,t rt,,., ,,r,,,,-,,,b, ,,,. ,o,,,
I""sHo ~, ~ '"o 1's"t ''''s""o-@"e s"e co"1"
pla1y = i'tll.
Albany lcyIstutprs u!l c,lct ftbor. t;tnul tunru-
In. iii tmw, l,nSu ,r,,m, 't,.,,nv ". ih,.,t,,,
mrt. 80 =.
~ co&d anu 6ItptHFS Wehtl9r 1s1ahy u temper"
R1cti t,,gI tnkts urpi, Ills friends tholi thtt!f
Lu Inns tulluu,
l}o INT tell Il u,a,, t,u ltpa II II vulgar, Hny
tbuI his conversation Su4puAts ll 3pttr inlnd il
s,lilitIbrr resurt catTuMr.-fhatlsfitatA sfttEa.
III, tstt,. 1,us s,,,o,.,,t II, ,,,u,,,tu1t. ,fso
t,t,. ,,s.. ,t.,t H. ,r.,si.i - ~ al
"n .,,,. INV II - r"s ~ ,tt. ,'1t.,y fSt,it,T%s
Iu gwt ~ M NV" ~ - ho's"'s
,r,,,, .,,,, n.,.,,o,, ,xu ,,,t Ia, ,,,,,x,, r,,r
thmM, y.rs Ut" T.n,,t mi lur,' ~ t,t;S's III,
tn ii,. ~. 's!s "a tnc' NV 1o' sas pFcsc'''
~'t'' '''l'" a3o''te''
Tan t'tJcu of rtrrlnEea fur funerals IT, No'y
enu @ oustoT uAn.o,set! Dy '"u 4"oushe5a saal4 W
s'nue'o'~~s'"'fo" W.:
slueclt yluturla IL thinking Of setnlltK Ri inlIl
ah!Wt to tho nt,lcluvs tluusa1,!a Nr l)ucu ll,t,.
VItis, IT virso. tbnt thv rvuplunts Will my thu
ttvfYht.-- Hihsttfphtl Nttrs.
tr,,, ,,,,,,., x,, .t.,, ,,,, ,,,,,,,y,s,, ,-,.
u,lI, brt,si, III, stlYAt hI il io 4t,i Ut stuvk.
, 1881-06-24
TILE COURTS.
A Mother Recovors Her Baby, Held
for a Board.Bill.
Messrs. struokmoyer and Baltz Ami.
,cably Settle Their Differences.
Tie gahl1l Family pli1|tn!ly Ii tourt-Stw Shifts.
lulgmenl,, Ee.

= NOVEL. CLAIM. %.
i riIt5cr uii,tstinl t,nasens cttrps easo wits or
triat yesterday nrtutn,,a hefuru .lI1xc Mortttl.
Tho petitioner, alra i,tfrl tltnnrtt, iltu.tn u pu-
tti,,i FOR writ nf ialbrnA corpus Il, pct p,,s
Ecss!n't 1T her s.tnontha-afh hay carcHrc, WIN,
shu cIaimc.l. wns kep. Illegally BY Nathaniel
laA, nn wlrc 4 xecn,s ti.t tl,a child was t,ol,,
H. Ney Yur. an Tho s!nthar s,r1x nge' ~
serted hcr, l'itr'1 l,cr ctlihi IL tho tstt1 IT Tim
as t y s nsSSx ii. w. ~ SsfsS;f 5 tf isry f y 81 a
SS Nh: ,M9et r'r;.s q tGs wi,sfs. IT,;
81 HIRE: T'he .'crc,i!nts ',t'.,iito,l tho ,''ain
trs i;s Int "st IT. Gt 9Tg, ~ 'as n, Ss @
Tint ths sort d ii!l % ehil for l,tn.ti 'p,ll
tnni,st thu mother rt,r Tho !ttssItinL .ne. but
tln'; ,vns 10 lay r,nltiaE thot'l e, htGt, tln
nhh ~ n!Guh Until u w'ts u4hl. !nhnrMis,:. ny
tit' IL thu child a'eynan' question, t.l .ha do.
tetrta'.ts ta',ss t|vs 1la ~; rho .hll W'.* lt..
ilrrre n!'u lcit u''ur;, ha iysta,,icr. nds iipu
sk t s Il ;ts s 1 "f ei;r !is Il 1t! t .t a & ws', ss
tttsesttaI tihl left ald''o +" support hersclf.
STRCCEHr:rEIe w. 1sAi.Tz.
tn tho 1Dth VI this month IL .nnn 1lNincti Will
INN str,tcklncyur lilc.t II till In tin Superior
Court tcforu jthlgu t'nrtincr. n,tkt,rg serioua
shNs:ses naalnst Eh@v!as NHttx. II rrou,lment
checsr tlc,licr OF this city, Tic answer OF tito
tlule,Htaht w,ls lGa yesterday, III which llo nd
inlis TINT ho ha,l i ,ulnbor Of tseHlttsxs III
years Eilst with Strtichheycr, hut ln
rtnDhailrnlly denies every nllc4ntiDn In
the bin ehursns fraud, coneeaia'cnt' mis-.
representation. or unfair slct'ltEg. ni.d
, 1881-06-24
ITEMS.

TD-lay JlH1Se nio,lssctt wl honr ,notinns for
EIuw trInls In tho crltsii.1hl Gusua htarh by HIN,
&ls tcri, and llon sc1ital,co tho prisoners. The
ea!s as TIM bankruptcy cascs h,s luon pUst-
pinned until SintMlny.
Yesterday jl.Iyu IIodgott hcnrl tho Govern.
ilc1It rl,so a;tti,st SytllIuM Iuedcltn, indicted
fur huyliE III unregistered still ut h!S vinegar
but,tlIf III tho t;uyursucpt WIS rather u,isatls-,
tNct1ry. Tie rase was Elypu IT, tho Jury nb0ut
!; Ucl0ek, ntll nl' to tho tllnU ut adjournment
tEby hut nat n4rccsl.
illdxs aurNn Is rnxa1ett III lsenrlng tho cnso Ut
john Cfittnrl asn'ht william! u. ljrlkp. to re-
,,.ltio rc.at1ng hs utility ns III nfahiteut. l,Y
which ln cl.lll,s u htvD Lust etntract fur tho
DulIttl,g ut tho C0urt-li linllAu lh SHn Francisco,
, 1881-06-24
SPARE THE ROD, ETC.
Revival Of Oari'olat punisllnicna til tho
Huttfr He1Itt1fks

ANA ,,,oo.,,,,. +.,n.,,,, t',,o,.,,,s .;,s ru.,
Education by vuto OF uivht 10 fur, a.iopte, a.
Amendment to tho schuul rules rclutsoa,tr.uc
ua.lrr cnrtnn RESTRICTIONS, tho system Of cora,ro;
''strhe1'o's. WHICH nas hot peen III eosile III tito
public schools hero for soscru' years past In
or9r s,e 10 lcr,, ,ns vows ~ tue Ieard pon tho
s''.,. ,,e ..h ,.h,. IVY, ,. sus.usaaY
upon tae!n a'u ooslalhca 9snth oota tnosc fasur-
fur 10 tlnlng Thc result uf hl. iuycstIratipns
was us follows: .'r...
'pjtlI. llOYSE.
"whr ,,,a von WIN IN r,.sts,r', cornora, n,n,,..'
,nent i; i tiS i''b!'s ssloo'sf asfe iho reporter
% iipsIiIsn M t,sinvo @ thoro arc cnxo. whero ~,
s!,,,9ats!y ., !Sse,,.asy There AZ slsss q ~
r,,t"lntr uyo rc,, n,t'o IN III ~, a,bet e
assistants il, tic sch,s arc ali aes. afld huod. @
ha tnd. Instr,t. r. 1n ~ ~ % y na.!!H
verxn @ H. ~ ~ ~ ink. ~ ao I'll. Ius,seH ,sa
xse; 5 1,i ,r tols aro rosh an n.
ti,ctn III" @ nv n,nisH,nrnt M VIZ NJ nrs a9ns
ts,prary ] s,lsesioMt.sSmy n n Yr tb,TtY da,s W
talnlr tafo;ita @ ';,auagc 10 .Enx a,'dclent Ini!.
ss Y y r s'!s!,Smsss u Al: Ill., n ~: tss y,
HIM. ~ lila, sr i,. sme ,sss nn: tvy Iot Waas @ y
.!,,. atSn. swa. % ",su - .u9 us - .u,,9 tpat Ssa
MMeE,e, ihitaei Wue1, Wsht 10 soaool' ana Dc
i'sf %s 7 ' 's e !sye tne smpstse'ea
nl @ n inasiua eases TO eha 1iscre. "a
aet,dnent INC d a T','i Teay inRhtf III " '''
royes that Il o oy sn ,cr .he sh
iaens u ie Unused thMt .ttseroon, Or t,,.!lc.s!
itMs!ln,oit shat IT. was 1nt OF a rensan. ~ wogla
S ' wa ~ sfy's y H. ns wS 90 w,h ras
ana ~ d rsis 7 ,t sy Y 9a.sS "! a s,s
, 1881-06-24

t-nrlntnly s,1nlIt1 ftnto hcrn nn hand, t,ho,,o.
Wns''nsiuf. a ttanuhItcan nn'cf''oh'rr lntesrs,ci
l,.ctirr. Tim tsu viii t'e ,sl,,rn iii. ,,or,,.
tny, when It IA Gslnrte there wIII III, s,,,s a..
tujupnMi,ts xs't1tE t., Khnw fflt Tho l,'A xu,
llnntly ,ttllvnrt IL Murphy utaut, md that IL
delivered II hS It WIS found, ~
, 1881-06-24
New Hampshire Press Association
Copper Rivcts and Kerosene
Lamp.Burners.
rrlckett nn.l kcllcy-Tl,cir Recent Ac.
Gilcnts-A Talk With Mrs.
Charles Kccll.
What Jim Riley Says About Aquatic Mat
tors-A Proposed $4,000 soull-
ing Race.
xrteta tarr.sr,ut,sure u yae tate,ao 7rtalsns

rhis uro,niscs tu bp q very lively week here
rl,r arrivals II. this t],No nry l.etrtcr tlun ut
my corresponding ,iate Of previous years,
,.ltl thu ,af, matter latNL1c,t daily ut lilo
n.ss-otle. Increases fr0h mail tn iail. tlttls III
,lIcaffny the state of influx Dfs,tn,tiet-sles.s.
rlIr large hotels lnye each hetwerm 10 n,d
s)O guests, I,,I thesc il4,lrys will ba Increased
,ully il mrccnt hy next Saturday hight,
whtie many or tl,u bonr.tLnc- Houses l,lyo
,lmost their e.nlnlcmcnt already,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Il series uf te,npertncr-ntrcttngs hcgIns
},cro to.,uorrnw, md continues i,p In md
Including next Suntlny. ''rho SntIonal
norrow morning. nf''s Will continue ~ scs-
holding shreu sessions eaei' .lay. The Sons
Of Temperance (NAslnaa! nntl liitcruatluna1
rt.vn,.. t,.,.I..t r,.,.Ia, .na Su,,,,,..,
,,'n t,,r i,tta. I,, ,"sa.,,,,o,,n~ ~ o;,,;ro,
,"tI In in srrr',,, cnrI sn,uc IF I'm ,n,,st
.n.,a,. w." a a.,,,"o,tns T., tn
~, ,,,, ~, ,,.osat n,,,t tnrs ,,or+ r., t,,.
s'.o,.a oas, "''' NJ ''''~~ ''''>' ''"' '''
.,,'o ",,,o, .,,o,,,no.,,,o co,,o.,. In. ,,eo
~. 49,, ,,ai,u ~ ~" "
i,s,, W,..s, a.. r,1.oaa ,.a"a ~. ''.s ~.
net S"esA"ns' e'"s'e'' ''''' o'' @A"e' y - -
wi" ,,vrurr,,v .,,p,v,,s
.,o.rr ,ha orrivns i,or,, 1ns. wcc,. warn
The fo!n,v,n,t fran tl,e wed.
W. II. Grammar. kunsns t,isv. Mn. N,. nntf
Mrs r. n Tht,t,ns. Cleveland, o.; ". j. Ely, dr.
troll: Meh:: y. NGfarlsi1l, t,i M Auror'. ": = y.
pclhi. itwn: & 1. ihGi1ey. Gic,,ro: G. II. ilMik.
alley. Cleveland. o.. H. Y. 1oalr!n,ni,. Cleveland.
g.: Mr nnd Mrs: y; Il: ll0tey; Ch!cg9; Alr; MI ~
;'noncr. Mndsuf,. Wis,: Mr. ai,i Mn. j, n, iIar.
rnston Lnn. u; lir. mud Mrs. Il. i. t:otrc!i.
puneey. Hi f,iat, 1sr. tncdso: s,,,,,u ~ n1. .,,
, 1881-06-24

Sophia D!edr1ot1 t'lel II hill yesterday nRntnst
her h,lsbn,d, IsrtIn0 Dr,,rIch, .lskilg for u
sIEvnr.s, u, tllo sr0,ltd or cruelty.
lIr'get FHy nsketi for the sH,uo relief from
l'ntruk .'ny III tho atnlu gro,,t"t.f
x hill WIS ti'c,l 1y Sarah Williams form altvurco
TrtHn WItfal1n II. Ntllt,tnla III aecount Ut hls
ur,lukcntlc.a t1ttt cruelty.
.iudgu 'EIcy 3r,Ft.tptl il t!curec Ut divorce to
StMry lhaylD rrunl WllItum Doylu VII tho ground
uf ttriaNktnhu**-
.Illiyn liarti,,ll lsrnntrd ttvnrcp tn vintet a.
Hoffman flt,In Milton ]. Iiotrtnnnn on tho
grs}unl Ut a1canrti0n.
, 1881-06-24

Mttm +. WonIluy beXun II suit ycstur'ay Tor
$,InI ayulhst tsoherL atd ,tHrgltrut itlbcrtFtil.
Thu Portsmouth Hunk EIIcu tllu Iuwllshtu nf
Aurt'rR for &5000. tho Township Ut Monletlco Tor
ft.hk, a,ssi tl,o Township Ut iuIlow lIcad for
xi.lNU. n.' )
W. II. l.raiuy, Fnr tho tso of !. j. Nort.,n, rs;
stHt.ee, httn!xAt s.'!t ~ au.s tov op aNA!nst
ltpWuS,
, 1881-06-24

Ny wife and .laurh,or were n'sde; health2 'a n
iu my peV1lV,-Nethpllst Clergyman. 80
, 1881-06-24

tNopt tllHt WIN create II reyUlntM III present
lmrkrs prizes liy kllnckn. The hutton! "si of
lt,vut, &. +. II.
, 1881-06-24
RQGllS ADS.

II tAs E'{tof ~ 1hs UAteaso Tstaans.
EAxxAs9E, ILL.,, June s4.-Lnak tn "Pefson.
aIs" pf Saturdays or MONDAYS 1iMfs. anu Soe
viii sea. "0us, Wrtto nert. u0x llos. han2ae'
Ill, 1ust fur tuu or something similar" hen.
this ID bDEus. Therp Are only 5Hl-ndu boxes ~
tho kaukakte lUst- Office. Ep, u, W4uiahe1'
, 1881-06-24
STATE &:(luis'I'A.

0st1lr F. ats.utU hegln suit III rcp,Ovtn yos-
tGrlny tls,tEnst Enlllu a. ltoss, .InIln ~ Hui
,,.uls und l:rnnst l.ehmtMht, to trcuvur t,psses-
sim nfa eight l,urD.wlru lnaulilnas vNl,tntt ut
$.,tAN. -
Thn' sinhunIn1 Cual Company brought snlt Tor
s:IAsI ll.s,.itlsl thu wu.sun coal & alimtnx Con-.
pan j..
sIlel SIs stutstll, Horny l1tuks Allu thriatiMta
EIl,sel,l,,lti, tn recover $ihul
.lnhfl Il. Lyon sued 81. H. Long for $l,1&N.
.l..lu.a Tsiukur,ull, illed b!ll aK,sst Wtlllnu,
n. sstAn!ay, slusM J., htnnipy. WMltrs =, Tnukoy-
,n trustee, Atl!l .1hl, ~ DneGstter, stvgds&'r
Lutt, Haik /, III !Inou lMrk A4lltltnl 10 sAicuE.a
Albert koDil ntt.al tho EhttsAh lEock lAlulNi s.
l'aulio lsaalr0ltd EunllMsy fur $i,vA. .
, 1881-06-24

Hpuulsh Luces. :.
lslAuk anl Crralll.
Lat3fu mssurlluelll.
@. a. COGT-aNT Il Co., l43 State.sf,
, 1881-06-24

AJAX any Kootl tlnetur II Hop ulttcys arc not tho
beat family Dledlethu OH cutlll,
, 1881-06-24

Spuulsh Llesa,
Black apll Cream.
LnrEG assortment.
Q, A. lqUfAA i Coz llo stat0s~
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16

I'VE believe, the Boston Journal says,
Sthat the question of reducing the volume Of
taxation is one of the first to which Congress
should give its attention" And upon the
subject OF the revenues it remarks as follows.
ut may be urged that the present large rev.
enues are exceptional This may be true.
On the other hand, their cannot be such ad
verse conditions in the future as those which
reduced the revenues from 1873 to 1878 to
the proportions of.that period Nevertheless
there was no deficiency in any of these years
except that the provisions of the Funding
Act Sinking Fund.- were complied with only
in part"
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16
MONTANA MATTERS,

Silver Bow county is to have new Jail.
The fathers at Butte have struck for So a
day.
Hauser's bank at Butte is nearing compile
ton.
Butte's greatest agony is over. The depot
is located.
Hay sells for $50 ton in the stack near
Silver Bow
Butte is still raiding the opium dens with
good effect.
The nter-hountasaa will issue an inustra-
ted holiday number.
1arbell's grand gift drawing takes place
at Butte next Saturday.
. Helena is to have lodge Of the Ancient
Ordtr of Workingmen.
II is generally agreed that Miles City is
the Wickedist town in the Territory.
On thousand copies Of the Revised Stat
utes are now ready for distribution.
James Gormley, one Of the pioneers OF
Alder Gulch, died at Virginia City last week
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16
Total.

This number it must be remembered is
only portion of what has been shipped
from Glendiye and Keith's, on the Northern
Pacific. ltrepresents only small portion
OF the stock Of the Territory that has been
marketed, but the figures are well calculated
to give>a general idea Of the Importance Of
this industry in Montana. at low estimate
these few sales have brought $500, 900 into
the Territory this sum is not 1.-THE Of
the revenue derived from stock raising in
the Territory. The next year or two will
give our people better market, and much
more capital will be invested in this import
ant branch Of industry.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16
STOCK sTATIsTIOs.
Some Important Eastern Sales Of Mon.
tana Cattle and Sheep.
q Talk with Mr. III. A. Price, who has Just
Returned FROM Chicago.

One OF Montana g cattle kings, Mr. NJ a
Price, returned lastSaturday from Chicago
where he had deliveredland sold 1,1OO head
OF steers for the Iowa Cattle Company
whose range is in the Judith Basin. These
cattle were driven to Glendive, on the North
ern Pacific railroad, and from there shipped
| by rail to Chicago, where they were sold at
| good figures. Mr.. Price had learned of the
decline in the price of cattle while on the
way and had anticipated an Improbable SALE
He was agreeably surprised, however, as his
| cattle ranked with the best il the market
They were in good condition, and Of the en-
tire band Of ! 100 only seoe1a were condemd-
ed as unfit for immediate slaughter
''In what estimation do Chicago dealers
hold Montana cattle 2" inquired the reporter
of Mr.. Price.
ssThey rank way up. Our grass fed cattle
delivered there in good condition command
the highest prices. They are considered as
good fer beef as the corn fed The cattle
that come from the pastures in the States are
nearly always held and fed before being
shipped East. Owing to the failure Of the
corn crop in the Western States the price OF
cattle that require grain to prepare them for
the market, has dropped slightly, but of
course this does not effect the price Of Mon
tana steers if they can be got through with
out great loss of flesh. "
rs there then always good demand for
Montana cattle ?"
Il should judge 50 from my little expert
euce. Ny observations lead me to believe
that 40 better grass-fed stock enters that
market"
From Mr.. Price we also obtained rough
estimate as to the amount of Montana stock
that has been marketed East by way of the
Northern Pacific railroad the present season.
10 bis knowledge the following shipments
have been made, and there may be many
others Of which he has no information
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16

criminals, but two settlers urged moderation,
and prevailed on the rest to let the law take
its course. This being decided upon Mr..
Jellison, without the aid of court consta-
BILE, or sheriff, brought the guilty parties to
Bozeman and turned them over to the proper
authorities Courier
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-11-16
WE TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKHNG
ESETSR NNS$.

WE TRANSACT A GENERAL BANKING
BUSINESS.
viii issue Exchange or Teegraphic Transfers
available in all parts Of the United States, Canadas
and Europe.
Buy a the highest rates, Gold Dust, Coin, Gold
and Silver Bullion and Local Securities.
Keep current accounts with merchants, stockmen,
tteighter5 and others subject to sight drafts
will pay special attention to collections, and ali
Other business entrusted to our care.
win pay interest on time deposits, and discount
notes or bankabe paper
Win make advances to merchants, stock dealers aud
others as are suited to their requirements.
Will give freight rates wool TO all Eastern cities,
nd makeliberal advances on same at a low rate Of
interest.
S. HAUSER IN
T. c. POWER
W. G, CONRAD, n;rac+oro
JOS S. HILL, Dh0osoae'
JNO. HUNSBERGER
r. A. LUKE, -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-14

The leaisIature in il discretion, has always
.xercisei the power Of exeuptine certain
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1881-01-14
Kailruans an1 Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change Of Time.

On and after SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10, 1850,
trains will leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston At 100 A. II. and 9.57 A.
NJ; l.sj and 1880 r. VI
Tor Rockland, 900 A. N. and 9.57 A.. n.
For FarmIngton, 9.0 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, so A. n, 9.57 A. II. and 1.55 r. n.
For Lewiston, go, 9.57 A. NJ, and l.55 and 1850
Pm.
For skowhegan, Belfast, Dexter aud Bangor, 3.3l
PM. and2 Is A. N.
Night Pullman Trains each way every night, sun
daas includcd.
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OBJ Henrrebef 5omrnaI.

Published at AUGUSTA, MAINE, Water Street, foot
ofCourt, by SPRAGUE SON.