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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
correspondence From Across the River

Joy, happiness, future hopes and prosper
ity, all come yelling before me in one grand
panoramic view. A great change has come
over the spirit Of my dreams. What seemed
a short time ago nothing but blank despair
has arisen into fondest hopes and expecta-
tons. The great Sachem has returned from
the National "Pow wow" and has issued
his pronunciamento which is in words as fol-
lows:
Whereas. The pale faces have by their
per1dious system acquired our once happy
hunting grounds and so ruthlessly wrested
from us our natural rights, and Wereas,
by their aggressive movements they seek to fur
Their retrench and restrict our liberties,
therefore, your Sacheml the great medicine
man, has decreed that in order to secure our
selves from further aggression, we will con-
tract the lines around our village. Three of
the most noted braves with lariats will be
detailed and empowered to draw accurate
lines and boundaries which shall be duly re-
ported to your chief. You will also cause
the scalps Of all the old warriors, the young
warriors, the old maidens, the young maidens
and the papooses to be counted which shall be
placed IN the tepee Of your under sachems
for the inspection Of all concerned, for the
space Of one whole moon, and you shall also
cause 1t to be Inscribed upon parchment by
your scribe which shall be displayed before
the great multitude once every change Of the
moon for another whole moon, all Of which
shall be subscribed and verified by at least
! five of the most noted braves. a supplica-
ton shall then be made to the great Sachem
and a war dance to be participated in by all
the warriors, maidens and chiefs, after which
a decree will be issued calling upon all the
old warriors to assemble On 8 CERTAIN day
one whole moon in the future, at which time
and place a council will be hela to determine
whether at some future Cay several moons
hence we shall be known as 8 consolidated
band separated and distinct from the Other
tribes or moi. In the event we should SO de
eide several young braves and several Ole
ones will be selected and robed in garbs pecu
liar to their own to attend to the wants Of th'
whole village of Lodges, and their words an
their acts shall be the law OF our tribe. Sine
we have received this p~ronuncialnento Wis
sions Of prosperity and grand times general.
have pervaded US and we are only WATCHING
and waiting for the initiatory steps to B
taken PILGRIM.
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AN Apology Bernardo a.
Sun RIVER, NJ. T.. March 10. I8s1
To the River Press.

Sun RIVER, NJ. T, March 10, 1881.
To the River Press.
In your issue Of March 18th, under the
head of "Our Sun River Letter. and over
the signature Of "Snoozer, !" the second par
agraph says that tsthe air is filed with MUIR
murings Of a scandal in which 8 bald-headed
man, etc., ETC." Now, as I am the bald
headed man referred to, I demand the name
Of the writer. / propose to make him prove
bis assertion In regard to the lady and my
self, as every word of that paragraph is q
falsehood, and / shall take steps that will
put an end to the publication Of such things,
| where I am interested. / also demand that
you retract the charge and make the neces-
sary apologies IN your next issue. Snoozer
says that we are an outraged community. /
can assure you that over three-fourths Of this
community declare publicly that the article in
paragraph above referred to is an outrage
and q shame, and that the writer should be
punished, and express their surprise that you
published such an article. Be kind enough
to s%traighten it up, Cor It is q gross injustice
TO the lady referred to.
The above is . good specimen Of some o.
the asperities Of journalism. Some cores
pondent in q supreme and asinine effort t
appear smart drops in . line or two casting I
covet insinuation On some one, the imputa
ton Of which is, Of course, MISUNDERSTOOD b.
any outside the immediate neighborhood j
applys TO, and then comes q threatening re
monstrance to the editor for admitting TIL
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q Card.

I would be glad to receive . call from the coWafdly
sneak who attached The insulting letter to my door
knob on sunday night if he has sufficient manhood
left to make a personal explanation, It requires
neither skill nor wit nor courage to attack q man in
such an nnderhanded way, and no one but 8 sneak
would indulge ii il. i. 7. MARSHALL.
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Tuesday Nights nance

At Rowe's Hall was we'll attended, and the
capacity Of the room filled to its utmost to
accommodate the crowd who went there
to enjoy themselves. Dancing to the tune
full strains Of Lorenze's Band was kept up
till q late hour, and the assemblage finally
dispersed fully satisfied that q pleasant time
had been the fortune Of all present.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23

Al letters and Communications containing matter ~
tended far publication IN this paper, shomd De odoTeSse"
~ ''7ue River Press" and the name o. me aoTaeT mstSt
be qiUen to insure attention.
Local advertisements uiN be inserted ~ these columns
at the rate Of fifteen cents per tine from transient ana
ten cents per line from regular advertisers.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
MONTANA RAISED HORSES.

We have a fine band Of horses, three and four years
old, of from h, / to three-quarter breed, whichwe win
sell at a fair market rate. j. e. EVANS& co.
Fort Benton.
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TD Stock I'VE En-

HELENA, Montana, December5, 1889.
hereby certify that I have never sold to any party
whomsoever any cattle belonging to myself and Chas.
Lehman, branded y on LETT thigh or & vented on right
thigh, and never sold to E. Rosser any except four
head OF steers. II I. K1NYON
f. S, Price now owns the above brand. Address
Fort Benton, M. T, ~
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SPECIAL en-
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

T,HE partnership heretofore existing under the
Il name and style of Bradbury 8 Co., Blacksmith
ing, is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved, by Louis
Bradbury withdrawing. The business viii be con-
Quoted BY Frank Lepper, who is to make all coIlec-
lions and settle all debts of the firm.
BRADBURY & CO..
TT. Benton. March 10, 1881.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23

The q. K. Peck will run to Benton this
season, presumably Under command Of Capt.
Gillham, 3 thorough steamboatman, and an
accomplished gentleman.
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FOEe SALE.

The undersigned has q lot Of good potatoes for sale
at his house, on his ranch, four miles from Bentons at
3 cents per pound. JOHN NEUBERT.
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HELENA, Montana, Decembe S, 1880.
This is to certify thar [ never sold any stock cattle
Of my brand, G. on right thigh, without the same be-
on left thigh to any person. JOSEPH CANS.
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thereby warn all persons against trusting any one,
no matter whom, on my account, without an order
signed by myself. PAUlA.
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Benton Lodge, No, 25, 4. F. & 4. N.
THE CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

Episcopal Church services are held every Sunday at
he Court House, at II q. m. and Z p. m. Sunday
school at 30 Q. M. Rev. s. {. Blackiston Pastor.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1881-03-23
STOCK BRAN Dss
HENRY KENNERLY.
Range. Teton. Brand on left side. Postohice
address, Fl. Benton. M. T.
r. s. PRICE.


AZ R. $. PRICE,
~Range-Judith Basin. Brand on either right or
left ribs. Address Fort Benton. Also owner by pur-
chase OF the following brands: q on left thigh, for
merly owned by T. D. Kenyon and Chares Lehman;
Iu2I on right ribs or right hip, formerly owned byJoe
Gehrett. All persons are hereby warned against using
either Of said brands in any way.
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$500 per Year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING !:

Terms $500 per Year.
RATES OF ADVERTISING:
ono ro,,rr, ! vear .......3 175
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IL IS
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N"4A oA0i'A 55aon+hs IS
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One-Third Column, l year observation-disclosures ~
80 months -.---......-..-.-- ~
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TO TOURISTS, TRAVELLERS
AND e II = :: Y 8 !
Tourists to the Great Falls

Also Tents, Fishing Tackle, Guns. and Sporting Goods
of Every Description for their
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CALENDARS-OCToBER 81.

cuPsrtk cegEr-CRAHszes-lTell by Barrett, J.-court
nr,cns ar sO.30 a m Calendar called Mt II 2s.
81 o. &C. 10 So 1913, 2lO 2$7 2i$. 26o, 2GS 81 ~
27Y ga, 275 27g, PSI 2s 29f 2gJs ZSb Z5s, ZJ 3OO
sol EOS SOL, 3O5 300, 3O7 30S, 800.
s1,pgPIoR Cougf-SPECIAL TERsl-eld by SodgWck, C. j.
Couu opens at 10 6. IN. No Day Calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-TMAL fERM-PAKI l--tielc Oy IruS1,
Cont opens az II a. So, Compton aSt Compton
No Day Calendar.
(oxxOS PLRAs-SPRcIAL TRRk-fIe9d bT Van Brunt, CD
Conrr oDeaa at 1880 a. m. No Day Calendar
CoNSoS PLKAs-1RIAL TKRA-PARr AHD IL-AdJoarned
~ MAsrxE CourT-GKSEEAL TERM-Hed By Shea. C. J., and
coenr ana Nehrbas JJ opens at 10 a. Held In
Room 90 CITY HAIL Appeal from oIdersl 2 3 T. D. Ar
Pea iro is az Is - 90 81 r. Is
PAR JiL.-IIeld by Shea G. j. Court opens at 10 a. m
GENERAL sEssIoSs-GiIaerseeve 1.-The PEOPLE agt
Joseph Morfssey burglary; Jacob Frecricks burglary;
Frederick Adslberg grand larceny; James oIare larceny
from person. william Creighton larceny from person. 10
sanna Laws larceny from person. William hriassney false
trefs1oes John Clarke petit larceny Mortimer Sniv
battery Frank Keller adulterated MIX hoTO
A. Wright false pretenceS .
PART II.-Cowng J.rhe People AIT. Michael HecSetiS
homicide; James Stokes, grand larceny.
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RAILROAD C0aiPANY's LIABILITY.

John A. Willard, ]r., IN April, 1915, bought
ticket at St. Louis DO. for Dennison. Texas, over the
Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad. He had with him
yaise, containing his personal baggage, and two
trunks lled with electrical apparatus. The baggage
master at ST. Louis refused check all the luggage with
Ont extra compensation because it exceeded the pre-
sc-bed weight. Mr. Willard then informed him of the
nature of the contents of the trunks and paid the
charge for the overweight and checks were given him
for the vase and trunks, which then put aboard
the ran On the following day they were destroyed 10y
fire while in the eompanys possession on the route. Mr.
Willard brought suit the Supreme Court TO recover for
oil of his property destroyed baggage. The Court
gave hiln Judgment for the value OF the vase and its
contents and for the trunks but excluded proof OF
their contents the ground that they did not come
within the description of baggage.
The defendant paid the Judgment and MT hiiiard
then began another action IN tnc same court against the
defendant the value OF the electrical apparat
contained In the trks The railroad company defended
on the ground that there only one contract
carry the baggage and electrical apparatus and That
the recovery in the former suit was bar to hs action
insisted also that Mr. Hiard could not recover FOR The
loss of his trunks IN action and for their contents in
another and that the trunks were not baggage II their
contents not. 1he Court hold tat there two
distinct cOntractS-one TO carry tue baggage implied
from the purchase OF the ticket and the other TO carry
tho electrical apparatus special baggage or freight for
which the company demanded and received cOmpensa-
ton that the judgment In the rst action bar 10
this Mr. Willard there sought to recover for baggage
only and IL the recovery included items not covered by
that term defendants remedy by appeal in that
action. The Court gave Mr.. Willard Judgment for the
full amount claimed. The Court Of Appeals has Gus
tanned tds Judgment with costs in decision just handed
down.
and Thomas W. Osborn for the defendant
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a NEW D1srSrEcTAST.-The new disinfectant
which has come into such considerable use IN Ensnd
account Of its proved efficacy Is prepared Us ioio"s
Russian trpentpe and water are placed IN huge earth
enyare lara surrounded by bot water; air Is driven
through tile mixture in the Jars continually Tor 50O
hours the result OF this being decomposition OF tne
ton After evaporation fhe substance Is placed In TN
sery pleasant fase and odor poisonous nor dam
tying In any respect aud Ia capable in very remark
b.e degree OF preventing or arresupg puIeiAeeiFe
msnges.
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T11E COURTS.
.a.,nNsIRLE FOR ERRORS

1 ,sor 4EsPONsl5Lh fon Ehhoho'
.rr1os TO RECOVER DAMAGES FOR Err
. snR ms {, yeASsNIruNG A CABLE DISPATCH.
30 49, init against an ocean cable company
Tne ,or slllns iron an error IN mes,
nat Of Jaas hars asaihss Tue preos ohl.eu
states Ca'se 9rapty-.lree bonds Of the Central Pa
xas the cw '" roaauin Branch. They were in the
lac Rail- ,.,,ter. Albert Herr, atStuttgart, for
cossesse - ,,,r fhen there. There had been some
Ifhe purpose ~ bs subject Of the sale. On November
lcorfespe'innls. eliminated i'll telegram
b, 1879 We !. sIugart to Hart in New-York, as fol-
ows ,,nsalshse Sell Che twenty'hFee or what be-
later the plaintiff sent reply TO this tele
fInfse as Enc his brother why the bonds were msal
k.arnn infcr'nins A-7
nIe' ,sss account Missouri Pacific troubles Hatch
URsatSsse ssonhfed HART.
re was written on one OF the printed blanks
1n1' ,ssssant. requiring important messages to be
'snes,ed, and containing conuluoh tnSs uhoSs re-
sse company would not be responsible for mis-
tep only to the extent ofthe amount paid for
tnAse' ION There was also condition that the COM
not be liable for any loss resulting from de-
pany son of accident to the cables, for errors
is' =, and nondelivery. This message by
s accident delivered to Mr. Her, IN stuttgart as io
lows ',...hle account Missouri Pacific troubles Hatch
,,vs sold undoubied.
q, perz did not ask to have the message repeated
MI "a steps 10 ascertain its meaning But upon its
nc In he sold fifteen OF tho bonds and without any
converted the remaining eight to his own use
aAtle, s .ciamei by the company. There was heavy
q wa . fbe bonds to recover which this action was
,svnssf The WAC tried before jury, aud Judge
nr1ek r,t dismissed the complaint. Tho General Term
sssnrTard affirmed this Judgment and the Court OF APP
esls last week gave decision to the same effect
4 was coaended by the counsel for thc company
NJ ~ The loss arose from the negligence of the
s ,,ts agent in selling the bonds upon the receipt
" meaningless message; and that his negligence
, direct cause of this loss for which therefore the
" 90 cond not be made liable. The Court OF Ap-
oi fo;nd with the company upon this point ana upon
claim that IFS conditions printed upon the
sr forms for kilograms constituted special contract
between the company and the plaintiff TO which ne
ser.eed nv writing his message thereon IL was Also
s,d thar the conditions requiring repetition TO guard
seains mistakes aud limiting the liability OF the COM
s,y in the case OF repeated messages TO the amount
aid for transmission. reasonable. The claim that
20 made by The defendant that ocean cable companies
'ora not be held TO strict responsibility "a land
pes OF telegraph not directly passed uon BY the
,onyt of Appeals Edwin Felt represented Mr.. Hart,
nd Lewis Z. Dela1eld the cable company.
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VI
ALL ALL from Grand Central Depot
Three express trains day except shaa) 70 nDsVon AZ
so5 a. M / D. IN. paIor attache1, and lOp IN (wth
palac sleeping cars)
FSuudays at 10 D. IN. with palace sleeping oarsL
JSmittd tickets 20 Boston tall rail-, 50
Ieee and parIor 0Dtene1 az Metropolitan
Ftf,h Ayeuue and Windsor HOs ticket Offices aud AZ Grand
Central DeDut.
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DENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
L on and after October 3, 1881.
EII.AI InI,NK LIVE

$50. 1l'ltA J. lltl NIX LIN
Trans leave Ncw,YorG via DesDrosscs ami ')rul1E
Har55ars rijrsSafe the Wet and South wit Pullman
%ilamPori Lock ilayen ? $50 a, Cory y. ant
icnT GcntT, AMI n The OF REGIONS WY
Barof %asnson ara ,sl te S9p,h iged Wa,hias
loa NJ 9Iye {Wianshn{oa p H. t'egaar at 80 and s0
and u 10 g. ~ H. aa ai "a fht i 'S' 'u"' '''
Express Tor baltimore. except sunday. p. M
For Atlantic c p a. 1o&H Cum n ~ AM sb III ,-,,ys
train. Jersey Guy aGorns speedy and direct tranSf't
iGT BT9S6 sys a' From pturg E. oloa M 1896 D. m
Gay eso p m daily, except Monday From Washngoi
saa B2p5 M SIS and 1855 p M From PniaiclP&
$s6 G o 1oi59 ili 10 M 10 z s}o 20, 70 i g
TX. 96 81 2'a 49, $50 ESQ S'i5. a:55 ard lo5Op.
iEIO PHILADELPHIA.
~ saIuJNDAY. TmREE;, sTATIQ ,,,;; u PlnLADEl~
nornIE rn AUX f TT2 Mosr EQUIP
NENF ASP WIFE HTH h EAs5E5T f shFEF S2NS'
Express Trains leave New1orK wa Desbrossea ani Cor
4'o, 80 3 go 10 Llac II a M l. go 3;to :
"a n D. $50 Z, $50 AMI loo sn ,i u nshi s,n, ..
7.s0 a. IN and p through via Trenton and Tam
dfR nrnng trains leave West Philadelphia 20l 945 l2j
T. 73J 3 $50 and II a. m lI.mlted Express l5O MI >
s5oj a. m T. T. 7:G5 and p Leave Philadelphia Cam.
af Tciel Once: GISiya Asior House and
foot Of apS do If G G29Ga ana So Eth
Yi6 and Is ndson.siy Hoboken station, Jersey CITY Em
THO NcW.YOrI Transfer Company Will call for and cheek
baggage from hotels and residences
OIIF6HSK TuOMSON J. II. WOOD,
GENERAL Manager GonI Passr Agent
DONDOUT, KINGSTON AND CATSKILL
III MOUNTAINS, landing atCDLzens west Pont). Corn.
wall. Newburg Marlboro, Milton P0ughkeepsie, Esopu1
connecting with Ulster lnt Delaware and Waikiki Valley
Railroads Seamboats Thomas Cornell and James W. Bald
Win,ly, lily .. N. foot Harrisonst, North RiveE
except 5llIrlIyA when Thomls Cornell leaves AZ
cTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
BARE$3 10 Boston for drscass limited Tickets good only
a. specified Oh Their face. .
steamers NARNAGANSETT and STONINGToN leave
dag except days az 1880 y. from Pier 49, n IL, fo0t0
Jayst arriving in Boston at .. m
Tickets for sale all principal ticket Offices Staerooms
r1 al 0crs Of Wcsfe0't's Express CO.. 38l ana
Ar roadway Asor House, and metropolitan and Fifth
Avenue a. ol ticket Offices
PROVIDENCE LINE for Freight only.
stcauefsravc Ficr o. foot Of Warren ~. y i, NJ p m
daily tcsccpt Suudays) Boston Via Providence direct
gseiaht wa either line ken at lowest Iatss. -
D. b, BADCUCk. PISaidcnL - W. hILAiNS' " IL AG@
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Citn iJropertp 90 Eel.
Gin Real estate TOR Sale.

DEEKMAN-ST., near GOld.-f1ye-stOry sub
stantl marble building FOR sale an excellent Investment
rutland ~ WHITING III Na5sau-st
IGOR SALE.-With immediate possession, the
desirable thrcc-stOry English basement house, ia East
one door east Of Iyin gOnve, AMI opposite the
Murray lH Presbyterian ChuTch the nouse contains npe
rooms and bathroom and ktchen size lot lobx Ab; house
fpr condition very desirable for small family Apply
10 MARTIN KLENEN, so Liberty-st
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~ V and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
ror rps KNOX and md PHfI ADJ

Leave New-YOlk from station g. IT, r. OF y. J. -
For Philadelphia, Ninth and Greenst at 49, 5 llilo
o. M 1880 4, 43O. 6;SO l2p m On SUNDAY al $40 a. n
$3.50, IL D. -. on gas ,t.,E a nm Ian
1,3e 5.30 7 NJ m on Sunday at slD a. IN. oo -
For trenton 6;3O. TAO $50 l1;l a. M 1870 a. 4So o'So
y 10 n m on SUNDAY SAB q. m. $3.50, IL j. M.
Retiirn trains Philadelphia for New. OK - ,
From Stations Phila. and Reading X H. Ninth ana nIeen
a., az 7so 40 $50 II o M 1t6, S45 5lc 645, IL p m
On Sunday at st2 =; n Pat ~ 56 500 ol5 A. m $40
t.lls Ggb ii 40 D. m SUNDAY at 7:a5 o. m, 4;s0 m
tyom Trenton 6:26 B03, 0;05, lOlO Il;64 M =
2.z 4;3G 625 7:20 D. Sunday 922 a. M e:lP p M
Connection Il made at Jersey Guy SllHoh W @h' nun
sctets Tor sale at foot OF Iibcrty.st Nos 239 26l i0
aAl gb7 323 broadway, and az the principal hotels
Nos 2 and 4 COurt-sf. and Annex once Je"rus wharf,
Brooklyn. 80 ,,. ,,.n ali a..
oi nGap VII 4 HARRIS, n. y. BALDWIN,
'Vnaneral Manager Gen. Pass. Agent
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pALTIMORE and OHIO RAILROAD.

II -, AUDEIl VT LII TO TIE WToE
Via Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington.
On ana after May - Passenger Trains leave from Ponn4yi
follows
S$)a m.ENcopt Sunday. arrive Washington 4:2J y. m.
Night Express leaves Wasn ton 9lj No. daily with ale
eIs Tor iusOuG Columbus AMI Cincinnati. Parlor car AZ
T. m-Daiiy fast line for Washington arrive Cincinnati,
$3.50 p Chicago 1850 AMI Louis $50 y. z
~ palace alerpers through 10 Cincinnati aud Entire
train run, ihrDu gh 70 Chicago.
y: 0l-Miught DAILY Slceper3 attached
gcrs9fter l03Op M Arrive at camden stat m baltimore
600 n Washington 1875 Day leaves Bllji
cinuat.
10 other line makes astor wes, Trains arrive
ron the West AZ $40 ~. $40 r. m. and 1910 p.
llcketsand seeWng berh secured AMI baggage called )t
and checked 70 destination a. Co1Dagys ONCE 3lJ Br1I
way and at an the Offices OF tbs PcInsyvanla Railroad Com
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panemo Academies.

A LEN MAC GREGOR'S
n SCHOOL FOR DANCING, ll2 5th-aye ,,,,
Opens daily for private and class instruction sec
Lien DODWORTH'S SCHOOL FOh
"A DANCING, no! GSl Hfthaye; D., Ia,
Classes Open morning ant afternoon ~ w pa
lies. Gentlemen Monday and Thursday oNchlhss III
yate lessons. send stamp Tor circular
AT MIR. TRENOR'S, -
N BROADWAY and 32D.ST, -,
Lessons every day and evening Send LOT oISuHsl. --
IARL MARWIG'S .,,-..u.
ClrcL giving terms sent on application. -----
HARRY +. II. RIVERS No. 81 5th-ave';
I 4 CLASSES nov forming send for circular
-. HARVARD REILLY, MASIEh NJ VI
DANCING 679 5th.avc., opposite Mlhusor iV.ei'
tlasscs meet Mondays and Thursdays Newport |A"o'
engagement closed october l.
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Eotels.
miscellaneous.

n tFrs. No 70 MlIlcIl-Itllc, s0TIcII yOIT gu IJI.
GAYs FagTfT 81 Agents wanted for Life OF
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btogrpher colonel Conwe Books al ready Iqr he
Au Illustrated volume. fndOrsCd edition.
Liberal rns Agents take orders FOR from 20 10 % copies
daily Outc any other book ten tO Agents never made
fast, sells itself Experience not neces
sary Failure Unknown. Al make immense profits Private
free GEORGE STINSON * Co, Portland Maine.