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No. slA SEVENTH STREET.
TEE AND b HE an2 e E Tea II
YOUR LAST CHANCE.
Only Fk fss mfF ca Il sh asf fss'a'
at Soc. worth $1.50
Another Reduction in
RIBBONS.
$40, 900 worth to be closed out.
Stal another Reduction in
In White, Cream Black. and other Colors. to be
slaughtered.
FRENCH FLOWERS at half their value.
LACES!
Magnificent Oriental and Spanish LAcea wide and
excellent o. Atty, at 25c per yard.
LOVELY OSTRICH TIPS, at 25c., 5Oc and 75c.
Our Straw Department is stocked with all the leading
and desirable shapes. We are determined to
close the entire thr stoek no matter how
got to be sold.
PA Al 4. y "a worth HATS -
PoRcrPINE. MILAN AND CANTON HATS.
at 25c. only.
TRIMMED PATTERN HATS.
at any price No reasonable offer Will be refused.
LINEN ULsTERS
Less than Manufacturers Prices.
BLACK ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE
at wonderfully Low Prices.
EXTRA BARGAINS THIS WEEK.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
u No branch store. No connection with any other
establishment. jy22
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SPECIALTIES,

lust ARRIVED HERE, MADAM DUBOIS. GREAT
e sprituast Medium. from Paris. Works electricity
tiny; ayr death describes absent persons tell. names
and satisfaction 81. once. 73s 10th street. Hours
10 T. m. to p. m. 1e17-6ws
nR. ROBERTSON "a GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
IL OF Maryland), with 20 years experiepce.-
Speci. Diseases successfully treated and cure eusr-
anteed Diseasee Of Men. General Debility Seminal
nature speedy snd permanent cures guaranteed once
100 street northwest near street every wednes-
Liber;y street baltimore. Correspondence aud con-
the leading physicians of Baltimore. jel7-Sm
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE Events OF
M1 LIFE. All business confidential. Ladies' and GEN
uenen 90 cents each. COS L street between lth and
9th streets northwest iel -9rns
nOCTQR J. B. GARDNER LATE SURGEON 10
~ the US. RECORD Hospital. be Consulted mi
vafeiy by letter in Falls Church Fsirfax
county, Va. cure warranted ta2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

In the discussion OF the conference report on the
river and harbOr bill In the Senate yesterday the
Potomac river and flats appropriation was fire.
quentiy mentioned as one OF the provisions which
should, BIZ all means, be maintained. The senu-
ment expressed In behalf OF this appropriation
was almost equivalent to instructions to the con-
ferees To insist upon 1t, and the latter will. no
doubt, so regard it The flats amendment was
spoken of by some who opposed the bill as
whole as one Of its redeem!ng features II the
aggregate OF the bill is to be reduced the reduc-
tons should not ali be at the expense OF the Sem
ate amendments In the light of the expressed
Partially for the fats provision, perhaps the
House conferees will see the wisdom of ceasng
their opposition.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

For; ns saLE Eoa,. VERY DEsIRABIE HOME AT
snd Apply On S's lie SS ss IS h'ts
FOR sALE-cHEAP,;FARM CONTAINING -
Sans sS sa RS IF fruit Addrss. or inquire
EoR SALE OR ExCHANaE-A FINE TOBACCO.
under high state az s veil
&d a
densbnrs Prince Georges county, Nd. about miles
Gssh Ss s
\: c; Stephen and contains IT rooms: Of which tho
S1anss .ts,shea The ss dwelling kitchen
Of brick also stable for eight horses and cow Son ana
axes "1T there sna
Handsomely laid out garden well enclosed and also
has upon an orchard Of Choice fruit trsss &c: 81
denee or a Of Soud Be r
b% a. or II which is Of ready
s0 In Ss s.ns Ss
Bladensbnrg mile from College station. fne isrSe
Water An out 1 Saanss AZ o tSs
Above 1nncrmbefsd PSssssson can Be given ct once
sss 3.
DG Ti; f p.Rf% Georges county. Nd wanrn.
burg lots 7S1l25 fest for sale or exchange Tor WssS
sS ::: s5s S s4sszAs s.
Lery. Farm three miles from Bladensi,urT contsinine
80 .S.es One.trd ceared land sutaS Cor sarden.
.eE.S 1isi1Rf ~sed enough az so'
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

lCOR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST BUILDING
Il. Sites In Washington. highest point on Massachu-
sets avenue fronts south 2 by 100 feet west Of the
Ascension church. W. L. Cliff, 1l17 Massachusetts,
avenue northwest. ty22-2t.
DOR MISUNDERSTANDING LOT, FRONT
ing three streets and reservation located 9th
Massachusetts avenue and street, Stanton Square,
Green statue. Capitol Hill. Terms easy AT 464 9th
street northwest. tyll-1m
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EPlsCoPAL FEMAIE INsTiTUTE. wINcHEs-
chartered institute Of the highest grade; Affords esxe
cia fac for the study Of Music the Modern Lam
euagrs, sc. he location In noted for health The
terms Are moderate. Ninth session begins SEPTEM-
btR lS 81 For circulars address the principal. Re-
ferences. The Rev. Messrs- Addison Forrest Elliott
Ingie aud Andrews. iv99- es,9,,,
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EDUCATIONAL.

RooK- KEEPING TAUGHT UNTIL THoRoUoHT.Y
ID understood s.. So no text books used. day and
night; penmanship. 81 SO. HOWE. 1890 7th strest.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.


ISSOR SAIE-
Z IMPROVED AND r VpERRR.ovED REAL Is
Al IN thorough repair; hne BUILDING Lots Bound.
Fry ss = sa x md 4n nss r Y 2 rs
These ioss are spiendid investment and win be cold
resdence story ana basement is rooms good stable
al modern improvements. No Se3 st. n.w Corner Of
1 saS 'front.' ma as a Il .ns ysr
modern improvements Corner of 9th and II sts ne.
story and basement store and dwelling 10 rooms large
room Brick House on MARKS alley bet and and oh
c. II. KNIGHT. Room 6,
Jyl5-2w' 49, Louisiana avenue northwest.
EOR sALE-FRAME HOUSE. NEARLY NEW
dry cellar modern improvements side lot, fruit stable
&c. Also Corner Store and Dwelling, cheap. Apply
at sal 9TH street northeast. jy22-5f'
EOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING BARGAINS
IL down town to immediate purchasers on easy terms
bath. near Patent Office. at S. 500. Also. two-story
brick of rooms. modern improvements. locs-
rooms street 10TH at s.. ZOO III se-story To-
rorn houee. modern conveniences. street 10Th
ut oOo cost Sc o0o Also beau;if osory press
81. TOO w. Z. BURFORD, Ills + street north
west. 1y2I
NOR sAIE-NFw BRICK HOUSE, CORNER lIrH
IL and East Capitol streets location unsurpassed park
Enclosed two bay windows, and vault; plumbing PER
feet; HARVEY sPALDING. 60 Corcoran Building
IyoR LONG LEASE OR sALE-A NEATLY FUR.
II nished House a nine rooms: bath and cellar oIen
CRATES speaking tubes plenty Of water. Gail at l545
street northwest. je24- I'm
IrOR SALE BEAUTIFUL REsIDENCE-ELE-
Il giant 3-story Brick l4I6 9Th street northwest; nine
besides bath room perfectly dry cellar modern
improvements: l9 feet by 100. 81 Quo cash, balance
easy payments. Inquire on premises. my3l-2m
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FOR RENT-ROOMS.

IsOR RENT-AT 0H llfH STRKET NORTHWEST
- with or without board. handsomely furnished
Rooms, single or suite. Prices moderste for the
summer Caxs pass he door. 5y72-St'
EOR RENT-ON CAPITOL. HILL, ONE SQUARE
with without board; references. AddrsSs Capitol
bill, Star office. iva 2ts
EoR RENT.l01l g STREET NORTHWEST. DE-
sirable first and second noor front communicating
Rooms furnished unfurnished: southern exposure.
oil conven1ences pleasant neighborhood and desirable
lccation rent moderate. fy22-2t.
NOR RENT WITH PRIVILEGE OF STEAM
power, Room 13145. suitable for carpenter shop
for small manufacturing purposes. Inquire at 9Th and
streets northwest. jy2l-3ts
NOR RENT-ELEGANT APARTMENTS, SINGLE
II suite at reduced rates. at 1927 Vermont ave-
rue, near Mcpherson square; southern. eastern and
western exposures; bath on two floors shady lawn.
jyl3-2ws
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Count De Lesseps has telegraphed from Alexan-
dra TO Paris that immediate action Is necessary to
protect the Suez canal, and that awaiting the re-
suit OF the conference is ridiculous. When the
Count embarked for Egypt he seemed to labor un-
DER the impression that his presence alone would
protect the canal; but after closer study OF the
situation he has decided that he needs some assis-
lance
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FOR Observation-Disclosures

II FIFTY PIANOS
Both Square and Upright of all the leading makes for
chase. F. a. SNII'H
ly6-4w 1103 Pennsylvania avenue
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F0R sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME AT
Il Linden, Montgomery Co., Md, within 800 yards OF
depot. House Of seven and cellar. stable and
out building; good well Of water One to three and
half acres of land Apply on the premises. C. Z.
WACHTER. lie
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FOR RENT-HOUSES,


TCOR PENTHOUSE 1914 X STREET NORTH
Il west; eight rooms; water in kitchen. Alec, 22ll
street northwest two story and basement, modern inn
provemens. Apply at 1914 street northwest jy223t
nor RENT-4Osx NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTH
II west; rooms, bath room. gas near b. 4 q. depot
and city cars; parked in front. btable wanted. In
quire next door. jy22-3t'
ICoR RENT-I437 CORCORAN STREET. POS
Il session on the LIST pro1imo Rent only $3T. So In
perfect order. Occupied ty y. 1. Kimball, Eco for
past thirteen years. Inquire on premises jy22-St'
IGOR PENTHOUSE 92s E sTkEET; IL ROOMS.
IL In perfect order. Rent low. All modern improve
ORME SON'S. jy22-3t'
E,oR RENT.1sl5 l1rH ST. n. W., 10 ROOMS, MOD.
imps. 1899 9 st NV. g rooms will rent in floors or
together 1858 Proel ect ave. rooms SIS. IS.
Rooms. first floor. l145 9th st SIS. 3os I4th st.
sw,6 rooms; sl4 Apply to A. S. CAfWOOD, l225
9Th street northwest jy22-3ts
EOR RENT - lsr OF JULY SMALL FRAME
II House. thoroughly renovated; all modern improve
ments furnished or unfurnished. 1918 street north
west. Jy22-ats
ICOR RENT : THOROUGHLY FURNISHED = A
sanitary plumbing; speaking tubes elegant piano for
two months at $40 month to small family. Address
NORTHWES,r, Star Office. ty22-2t'
NOR RENT-BRICK 1O3 Z STREET NORTH
IL west rooms; brick 206 9Th street southeast, 9
rooms. both in good repair. ALBERT +. FOX, 920 F
street northwest jy22-3t
EIOR RENT-BRICK HOUSE. SIX ROOMS, BATH.
&c., modern imr rovements has large yard; near
market and street cars. G. II. ARMIES, 633 street.
j22-lwS
E.rOI: RENT-BRICK COS 10TH STREET NORTH
east, rooms, SD. So brick 1245 7th street north
west, ii rooms SIS. ALBERT +. FOX, $40 street
northwest iyl3-3ts
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NOR SALE-CHEAP-FARM CONTAINING A
II acres, four miles Of Washington, on r. R.; good
budings abundance Of fruit. Address or inquire B.
CAYWOOD 62l Rhode Island northwest. Jy2l- 81
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lWANTED-HELP

WANTED-AR ESPECTABLE. NEAT. AND COM
w petent young girl apprentice In q fancy and
worsted store must be willing to make her home with
her employer. Apply at COS 9th street northwest.
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@. MAGRUDER.

NOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP.
oerI Farm three miles from BadenshMg, containing
$50 acres. One third cleared land stabc for Rarden-
ang or farming purpose. Wood enough TO pay pFics
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-07-22

-fo:s RENr-1223 TgSTH STREET NORTHWEST,
d eeEen rooms; 20l0 14h street northwest ten
rooIs also, from October Ist that fine residence 20
"a street northwest eighteen rooms. All very desirable
32i ~ street. jyI7- ct
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items from, Down the VALLEY.

Nicholas Staudaher ID slowly convale'
scent. r
The bridge near Bishops School House
is being temporarily repaired.
Report says Mr.. ]. s. Wilson has become
Disguised witt, Beaver Head Valley and Is
about selling his ranch.
Miss Conyne's school Is progressing
finely and the patrons agree that the trust
ces used good judgement IN securing her
services as teacher.
On Sunday last Mr.. J. Glover was
kicked in the knee while tieing horse In
the stable, and was quite badly famed, but
We are pleased to say that he has improved
to such an extent that he was able to en-
terrain goodly number Of his friends who
surprised him on "Wednesday evening by
taking posse ssion Of his house, and although
there was no Hostess, the coffee som began
to steam and refreshments were partaken
Of and the guests enjoyed themselves yen.
orally, and at late hour the refuge of
home was sought after, promising the
worthy Host another visit when his house
should be adorned with Hostess.
FAITH, HoPE AND CHARITY.
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LETTER LIST.

List oflet'crs remaining In the Post Oftics
at Dillon, Beaver Head Co, Montana, Cor the
week ending Jan. s7tl, 1889, which, j Il
not called for IL. 80 DAYS will be sent to the
Dead Letter Office.
BAR NJ q Peacock Thomas
Glaxton Ed Smith Mrs Hannah
Evans James I Taylor b
Hansen Neal Taylor Hardin w
Jones Hans Thomas Charlie r
Persons calling for any Of the above let
ers will please say 'advcrtisetl."
TOM Il. WARREN.
Postmaster.
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Dillon Literary Society.

The programme given by the society last
Saturday was thoroughly enjoyed by all in
attendance.
We are glad to notice that the efforts Of
the young people In this direction are meet
ing with general reco .nition. Their pro.
Rramrnes are spicy and original, the music
all that could be drsired 10 please the most
exacting. We would advise those WHO can
| attends 10 do 90, and can assure them they
will not 20 away disappointed.
OF the exercises furnished last Saturday
evening, it is needless to par,icularize as
all were rendered IN 4 meritorious manner
but we would say that the qu,rtette entitled:
"Icnting OH the Old Camp Ground" Mas
pleasant surprise to those not acquainted
with Our musical talent. After recess tile
spelling classes took their places and the
work of destruction began the suspense
was Of short duration for the miaul Of a cat
| was entirely to classic Tor correct interpre-
tation. A new bcgining Was effected but
the word chaparral swept all before IT,
The third time some were more fortunate
and the spelling continued until late hour
showing the presence In our midst of a
large number of able and efficient spoilers.
The prize, gold pen and inkstand, was
carried away by our worthy telegraph
operator, Mr.. Huey. amid the applause vi
the audience.
The programme for this evening is rs
follows:
Instrumental-Miss Eastman,
Re:itatior-The Angels Of Buena Vista,
Miss Minnie Axe. ~
Vocal solo,. Sias.
Declamation-W. J. Crowell.
Solo on two organs--W. Bernstein.
Recitation-Miss NJ. Coffin.
Vocal dustt-Miss Axe. G. Paul.
Declan'ation-E. E. Savage
Instrumental duett-Nliss Eastman, w.
Bernstein.
After recess the question
Rssols'cd. That NaPolean Bonapartc was
greater general than Alexander The Great,
| will be debated.
Aitirmative-Mr. Huey, DR.. Bryant and
d. 4. Chapman. -..,--
Negative-G. r. Paul, w. F. Orr ana I.
A. Sias,
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BY Universal Accord.

AvER's CArHARTIc Pills are the best
Of all purgatives for family use. They are
the product Of long, laborious, and success
'ul chemical investigation, and their exten.
.ive use, by physicians in their practice.
and by all civilized nations. proves them
The hest and most ettectual purgative Pill
hat medical science can devise. Being
purely vegetable no harm can arise from
heir usa. In intrinsic value and ..ratv.
vowers no other Pills can he compares.
Aith them, and every person, knowing
their virtues, will employ them. w'.c,
needed. They keep the System in pvrtec,
order, and maintain in HEALTHY action the
whole machinery Of life. Mild, searching
and efiectual, they are especially adapted
70 the needs Of the digestive apparatus. tic.
engagements Of which they prevent ami
cure, II timely taken. They are the bx.<,
and safest ptysic to employ iar children and
weakened constitutions, where mild but
efectual cathartic is required.
FoR SALE BY ALL DEALERs.
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GLEANINGy FROM THE ROCKIES,

At Reno, New, recently an alarm of fire
was sounded while the Oates company was
performing in the Opera House. a panic
among the audience seemed Imminent, hui
that horror was averted by the GOODNESS Of
General Hagerman, who was occupying a
cheap seat in the gallery. He leaned over
and cried: ,The fire ia in Chinatown! n
These brave words seem to have immortal.
ICED him In the opinion ofsagebrush edit.
ors. For his distinguished service on thai
occasion he has been nominated for Cover.
nor by Carson paper.
Inc sacramento Bee says: \ dog case
vas recently on trial before Judge benson,
wherein the parties to the suit were repre-
sented by proper counsel. Bnt ut one
stage OF tho suit one Of the litigants conclu.
ded ne wanted to take hand in the legal
skrmtshihg. He was requested to sit down
but the occurrences In Judge Cox's Cour,
were fresh in his mind, and turning toward
the Judge he exclaimed: "Your Honor. the
assassin Guiteau-"but that was as for as
he got In his speech, for a clinched f;sf
came down upon the desk in front Of the
Judge and the '.sit down sir" uttered al
that time Ivy his Honor might have beer
heard mile away. 1t is needless to saw
:hat the man dropped.
>. F. Chronicle: "Drunkville" Is n c,,n.
struction camp in Pinal county A. r. One
night last week William Perkins and "'rex''
Stevens qnarreled there over a game N
cards. The next morning as "Tex" was
leaving the camp, Perkins went up t, him
s'ashcd knife across his abdomen. with
fatal effect. The body OF the deceased
would have been allowd to lie nv the road.
side forever II considerable sum Of Money
had not been found in the pockets. m.
Final D,sN says that some boards w,r,.
quickly knocked into the shape Of a coffin
for which $40 were charged. The snu.
eestton of reading some sort Of a service
over the corpse was laughed to scorn with
the remark that he would, Ego to nv.
how; Four halEdrunken men bundled
the body into its rough case; "Iohn
Browns Body" was sung in a ro,licinp
manner as requiem, and the mortal
remains Of F.. S. Stevens were tumhled n.
to their last resting place. A free f;sh,
was indulged in over the grave, the money
found on the deceased divided among the
rfhald crew and the day wound IN with .
wild orgie. The murderer started Of I'm
mediately after the crime and has not since
been heard from.
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Pink.eye Remedy.

A correspondent OF the Louisville Corr.
Ter. 7o.vsM writes rs follows: II lost q
mule q few days ago. 1t was taken first
with dry cough, and commenced swell.
ing in the chest, and worked up to the side
Of the neck. The disease then settled in
the bowels, and in q few days the mule
died.
CooNEwAR, Miss. @, B.W.
AHssvsy-We can not say what The dis.
ease was, but W. suspect It was pink.cye,
from the fact that we have witnessed many
cases which were similar to the one you
describe. Those cases OF 'pink.eye'
which took ON bowel complications were
the most serious, and from what We
have been informed, the bowel and lung
complications were the principal causes
Of fatal terminati0ns. We have more than
once prescribed course OF treatment for
pink.eye. 1t was the course we adopted,
and under which we did not lose single
case. Take Of tincture of aconite root two
and half drachtns, acetate Of potash two
and half ounces, ttncture of opium eight
ounces, water sufficient tn make sixteen
ounces One ounce Of this mixture 10 a
dose, which should he given every four
hours until the febrile disturbance subsidies.
A two-drachtn dose Of cal0nial will answer
we'll II there Is a disagreeable odor from the
mouth. The patient should be warmly
clothed, and bandages applied to the legs
allowed any kind of food that the animal
will eat; leave bucket full Of water all
the time Within easy reach. Where com.
plicatioAs set in they must BE- combatted
with such agents a. their peculiar c'arac.
ter may require. Our idea Of the pAtho!o.
gy Of pink.eye Ia, that 1t is catarrh, affect
ing any, all, one or more Of the mucous
membranes, and that the seriousness Of The
case depends ON the importance OF the
membrane involved.
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VICK'S
ILLUSTRATED FLORAL glide

r r1r lsss is an Elegant Book of 100 Pages, tv
41losed Plates Of Flowers, and more than 1000
LAMENTATIONS OF the CHI Flowers, Plants and
vegeta"ies, and directions for growing. II is hand
some some enough for thu Certcr Table or u IIoli.la,
resent send on your and Post Office address.
WIN 10 cents. and l will send YOU copy. postage
'u. MS u mt quarter OF its cost II il printed
IN both English and German. If YOU alt.rwara.
order seeds deduct the 10 cents,
e lUK'S SEEDS arc the hest in the world. Tn.
'oosAL GUIDE will tell how to get and grow their.
Gn ,sas dSxss . I'D Vegetable Garden IT'S Pages
English. ~'''''' ~ >~'
t1ek.s Illustrated Monthly Nagasius--,s page.
- sa rIstc IN every number and many h;s'
$500 Specimen Numbers sent tor 10 cents; :, ,ri.i
copies tor Is cents. Address.
t49-l JAMES WICK. Rochester n. v.
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A Weird to Mothers.

Mothers should remember It Is mos;
important duty ut this season to look after
the health of their families and cleanse the
malaria and impurities from their systems.
and that nothing will tone up the stomach
and liver, regulate the bowels and purify
the blond so perfectly as Parker's Ginger
See other column.
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RE-OPENED.
THE
VALLEY HOUSE,

Mrs. Goodrich, formerly of Bannack
respectfully calls the attention of the
people Of Dillon, and the travelling
public to the fact that she intends ia
conduct the Valley House in man.
ner that will recommend itself.
fAl--l
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Notice to the Public.

TO WHOM TT MAY CONCERN;,I give notics
that; have legally rendered to Joseph Swartz with
TWO witnesses present. Wig: John A. Quick and
George Aessly the ull assessments due him on he
Pennsylvania Coal Mine. in cash And Furthermore,
as he Is indebted IN me the full amount that he clin
!" his ADVERT - ut. Should anyhoiv want 10 buy
to consult me before doing 50. ''>'''~~ '''
(4ssal JACOB ORNSTEIN.
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DIED.

DoDGE.-Of congestion Of the brain, at
Butte. NJ. T., Jan. 18th, 1882, Earl Alma,
son Of DR.. and Mrs. w. \. Dodge, aged
3years aud months.
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Have Nou Catarrh: DIR. Sykes Sure Cure is an
n mtailing remedy. Have you heard OFF
r"n hed hettrr cut ou, this ad,,rrss-"Dr G. X
sykes. H0 Madison ST.. Chicago Tor YOU NAV
'',d his 'Su1c C.ssc for Catarrh."
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ORES BOUGHT.

Ihe iircla Consolidated Mining Company, wiz
prices. send tor Price List,
Assays made ut reasonable rates.
IL. NNIPrENsERG, Gent Min.
Glendale. Montana
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Always Refreshing.

A de'icios odor is impaired by Floreston
Cologne. which is always refreshing, no
matter how freely used.
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Notice to Whom It may Concern.

The county commissioners Of Beaver Head county
and all other parties concerned ate hereby forbid.
den to bnry their dead my land adjoining slaugh.
Ter house. north OF town. and hereby notify said
commissioners that thew must, as snon rs practical
DE- remove from said premises, the dead they hava
already buried thereon.
d. HEYFRON.
Dilh,n, January ard, 1854,
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Dill,'n, January ard, 1883.
Taken ul,:

~ by VIM o,se Ky: Dillon,
NJ. T.. one brown mare mule
@rMN with collar marks no brand,
hands nigh; The owner can have the property by
pay'HRa all charges and proving prs.xrty [so-]