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ONCE Purchasing and Depo; g y {.
N a,t..h L.


Office Purchasing and Depo; g. y.
HEiESk, NJ. r., Ortub T 10 1as2
Sealed p orossI- In ipcate. Snhiect To The usua
condition. will be received this Office or at either
Of the rosis named for the supply 'equred st such
poet, untilf2 o'"lock. noon, on Monday. the 30sh
day IL October 1884, vt VIII oh time and places they
win he opened In the presence OF bidders for fur
nshinR for the Subsistence Department. U. 8. Army
85 600 pounds OF fresh ground xxx FLOUR. mann.
fsctnred from No. Spring Wheat grown In MoH-
tanA, delivered mt the poets named below before
November 20, Ise2, ne follows: H
At Fcit Shaw, NJ. T., 40,00o pounds In doable
sacks.
At Fort Ellis. NJ. T., 1900 POUNDS In single
sacks. "-
At Fort Missoula, NJ. r., 5000 rounds In single
sacks.
Proposals for the -four intended for Fort Shaw. de-
iivered at Helena, Montana, viii be considered.
Blanks for proposals. with bidders bonds. and 'Cir
cuar Of Instructions to Bidders. giving fn infor-
nation 10 the manner OF bidding. conditions 10 be
observed by bidders etc. may be obtained applica
ton this Office TO the commssarv nj either post
Envelopes containing proposals. should be marked
Proposals for Flour" and addressed to the UNDER
SIGNED or TO the A. A. G. = at the post bid for.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
all propossls. jon j. CLAGUE,
6s2t3 Capt. and C. B., U. 3. A.
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THEPEaILs or HEcTkIciT. |
- 49, ~
fne Dangers ana Uses Of the Great Force.
III The Nsv Kork Hsrdl1 Nhrtng 70 The
kfilins III line man ia that city BY IN cleo

n E4fAEEe 49, N.kAEE u.
Il Ne nsx VT 49,
niins 81 hns man IN 'nA' cry "
tnc snoc1' ssJ.Y. LII u.-,,,.s
A prominens e'ec'aclAn ~. -
reporter some Interesting in'o,As'va =
connection with Inc acciosn'. 1s
Company" sara no "nass ios "s.1
circuit. Inc eleesrci.y PloauS'n
fertistn Ngnt mas oeen 'ofosu ..'ousA -
other tn'ny'hins. IA'n ~
forty.six vsln, which, IN s'ec'.l'"s, ~
onymous with steam pressure -
ana there are tnu. ~ e's'. .. -.
terrible iorcs WHICH .nou.a Hos W -
nittsd. Athousano So'ss OF s,sc'f'c'ss ""'
kill man instanIanoously' "SuN
qsire much less tnan : lnou oa 'o''s "
this system, because TUG eaii'"' soe' ~
waves, and every interruption c.u'e' =
shock. The effect upon the oody $50 rup
ture the blood vessels and dscompose 'ns
bloed. The English FariiAmsnl ~ Pansa
law that no wire carrying moro tnan ooo
volts can b placed In . house. Emu so"''
such Jaw 10 needed hers' ,.'",.--''- =
. "h there any daneer aaioe ism ing nAa
ling Of uninsuistsd WIS inqu''so nv
reporter.
"Pisnty 81 o'ner DANGER WV tns "
sponss' "for insianee, i .noula NOV "
surprised 10 zee SEINE Oh our Afo"eh ns.o
livery time some oss' hos on0 Va 'Aes"
wires win it' .errinc eurren.' 'oai 1
phone wire on the TOOL Oh . burning vu.
Ing or even % exposed gs p'pe, .1" -
greun4 conneclohs' ana surprising ING
fireman VINO noios Inc ho1l's ''anuins on
wet ground' II the stream from al, nose
should strike Inc wire circuit "ou'a 70
formed sna No "0uio s.per'ene' .eff'o'.
shock. ha"'re snou'a % upon ..,n f0ol
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& u # E
The question whether the Presbyterians
have, under The code and. covenant Of that
church, . right 10 dance Will have" to b.
passed upon again by the General Assembly
st Ito next session. Il Il not strictly correct
70 say " again." because last spring the Gen.
srai Assembly passed BY instead o. upon It,.
The circumstances are ~ follows: Nearly
two years ago Mr.. Donaldson, = lawyer Of
OH City, Pennsylvania, attended . public
assembly In Emlenton and again 1t Clinton
whore dancing was going on. Whether there
vas apromiscuous dancing" does not ap-
psar; u any rate Mr.. Donaldson did not In
dulee In round dances, but walked through
two or three quadrilles, drank some Ice
water, and went home. According to the
testimony II was m exceedingly sober and
formal performance--a mere social early
hour dance with none Of the positive evils
II balls and large partiss-namely, late
hosrs, sumptuous suppes, wine-drinking,
and more or less waist-squeezing and en-
hracng attendant upon the "dances Of the
period" ~-t *-f
Foi this Mr.. Donaldson was tried and
found guilty by the Synod. He defended
himself on the ground that dancing 10 not
forbidden by the Presbyterian creed or BY
rrssbyterian discipline. On this ground he
appealed TO the General Assembly, which
refused to meet the issue squareiy, bat sent
II back TO the Syns1 bscause there was no
written testimony presented. The case was
again tried, Nr. Donaldson found guilty Of
ths o6snss, and will be, II be has not already
bssn, expelled from the church. He will
appeal again TO the General Assembly next
spring, when the case, II taken up q oil,
win have 10 b taken up upon its merits, and
o suthoFitativs fnal decision rendered upon
y NJ kh6 highest tribunal inthe church. II
n ID decided against Mr.. Donaldson, the
church win 6nd itssif compelled TO cut II
from iis Fellowship large numbensf penons
In all large towns and cities. For In these
placss many Prssbyterians dancs, play cards,
end 70 70 the theatre with Considerable rsg.
ularity --and the dances, balls, and parties
which they attend are not mere social svsn-
ing A6Alu, ssndipg before midnight, and
characterized BY formal quadrillss, iancsrs,
ana other square dances, but arc slaborats
and long protracted routs. The action Of
The Assembly, II any shall BE- taken, will,
therefore, excite great interest In oil social
circles. -ssa es
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Notice Of Final Entry
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

@---" UNIThU STATES TA.NU UFFTVF. I
HELskA. NJ. IT,, Sept ~, 1859,
Notice In hereby given tnai the following named
ssttler has III. notice ut his intention to make hna
prolf In support OF his CLAIM and final entry
thereof ard tnal said proof viii he made before the
Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge county. r at bic Of
nee In the town Ut Deer Lodge SATURDAY,, the 2St
day Of October, A. ID. lss2 TO wilt: Carlo Andreoli
who filed pre-emptoh dcclsrafo'y statement No
,b52 for the southwest quarter Of Section No
o. In Township No. North. OF Range No. II
Nest, and he names the following win, rses Il
prove his continuous resisHc upon and cultivation
OF said tracr, To wi. Irraci Gibbs Patrick Brown
George O'Neill, and John W. Nrlson, MI ~ Warn
Spring posio.ce, Deer Lodge County M. ".
J II. MOE Register,
o. ID. o'BAsSos, au'v for Claimant.
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INDIAN SKILLED LABOR. t
specimens " work Dens II the Rsssrva-
MI 4s# #ss #4# items. a @a ##a
Springfield Rpublica,,.

AA# .##aA Gp1s4h0s1 - TP~essSss
The Government on the 18th Of Last March
rare contract for 1900 pain Of brogans y
!, CsnsrAl Armstrong, who sst at work nine Of
Nil Indian and thres or hIs colored pupils 1t
Hskpton Institute. This Government has
also ordered ssyenty -nvs sets Of double plcw
harnesses. Samples Of the shoes and har-
nsssss are nov on exhibition Il The store Of
Houghton, Coolidge q Co., In Boston. and
competent inspectors say they are % we'll
ma1xs both IN Anish and fbf ssfSics, - TO
compete succesfniiy with the products cfths
: Northern workmsn. A. 4, Coolidge pre-
.nonncss The work superior 70 any which
could b. produced BY hand By three men In
ahundrsd who can BE- found In Northern
! 1ctoriAa. GAnArai Armstrong d hopsful that
within 1--WE ysan al the shoes and harnesses
zsslsd u VI. ODD 6n.i4sAds BY Indian
young men a home, - The 100 It Hampton
H saaths $40 ii ciriisis, BESIDES othsis In
structsd elsewhere, become adept u handi.
Gran. Thoswbo have Alresdy gons back
ftom thsss institntions are, asi rule, dom
ven, ana prove mot only that the Indian I'M.
der favorine circumstances, il able and will
inn 70 wsrk, but that be may BE- made val.
liable producer md -citixsn y SfAr less cost
than Is takes 70 hght him. agfa3
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NOTES OF THE DAY.
he Governor Of Eastern Slbsria was

The Governor OF Eastern Sibsria was
murdered u Ichita. Mi. s55.s.t
Twsnty-ons postofhcs towns In the UNI
ted States now have the name Of Garfield.
A freight car h used - . church BY the
people Or Maple River Junction, Dakota Ter
ritory. t96 3 5Ff
I. L. Campssll, the Republican candidate
for Governor Of Colorado, voted for Tilcen
In 1870.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, the Indian fighter,
has been left legacy Of 5000 By Nassa-
chusetts uncle. @&
The estimate OF the suns Temperature now
most generally received IL that Of Prof. Ro-
setti, Of Padua, who places 1t u about le,0Oe
degrees Fahrenheit. sA5
One In ever Ave persons In the United
States ID = member Of some evangelical
church, and ono In every 6fty-six u : Sab-
bath school tsachsr.
Jay Gould proposes making trip around
the world, and the Chicago Times suggests
that be will prUbsbiy come back with . con-
trolling interest In u. 80
| Probably the youngest bride In the coun.
| try Ii Mrs. Robert Payne, who ID only clever
and half years old Her husband ID I
clergyman In South Carolina.
At every station on the Russian railroad,
h grievance book, In which the traveller
may inscribs his wrongs In any Language ID
likes, and which u periodically read By thu
authorities.
Tho nav stcne signal station q Pike
i Peak Ii 70 bo <Ax20 feet In siEe and will con
tain m Office, . reception rosm, . kitchen
land two c0d-roOms. II will cost somcw hsrs
tfntbs neighborhsod Of 400.
II rNsxt Summer JAR Gould win make bri
| daI tour around the world. BE Will stop ol
,a.r mill and ken r 9n pti = ..
and ask General Mock IL the hen that lsy,
those spikes isn't = littls fessrish.-B Boomer
0ng. a4saEa
| DIR. BlIss says In his statement that more
than half his patients LEFT when he tool
charge Of the Presidents case, and neveI
csme back 10 him again. HIM; be-; very
possible; very likely. Indeed, that's exactly
what the President did also uriingten
HcpkeyS.
a distsuguiahed German pathclogist, Prof
/ 0chn als, advis1s Ill Who .wieh u attain Iona
life 70 swallow daily the Juice OF six or eight
lemons. Hs belseves that thu citric ecid
will quickly dissolve and carry Of the sur
plus u foed and decaying matter, and H.
nost indefinitely preserve health. 4
Dr. Dsnksr, q .. Petersburg, treats di,h,
theF1a " nrst owing NJ patient ! laxative,
And when n seperstion has ceased be givsa
cold drinks ncidnIated with hydrochIorle
80 go 49, H. ~
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CHICAGO, October 4.-Gcorgc Scovills
says, In regard to the poisoned bequet given
to Guiteau before his execution, that on the
morning OF the day, John w. Guiteau, Mn
Scoville and Miss Chevelier drove TO The Jail.
On the way they stopped u . foristi where
Qust, which was handed TO John Guiteau,
who unwrapped the parcel Is they drove
along and showed the flowers TO the ladies
and then wrapped II up again. At the jail
be gave II TO the warden, who tosk 1t to the
cell. Al matter OF fact Mrs. Scoville never
had the boqnct In her lands.
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BAKER PAsHA.
Reorganixer OF the Egyptian Army.

Illustrated Correspondence Neac Norts-W
Baker Pasha Ia not q Turk but m English
man, and, 1t is stated, quondam friend and
companion of the Prince Of Wales. He was
1t one time distinguished officer Of cavalry
In the British army, but having taken 3D.
vantage Of being alone with young lady OF
his acquaintance IN compartment Of . rail-
way carriage to assault her, was sentenced to
term OF imprisonment for this ofIense.
Upon his release he entered the service Of
the Sultan Of Turkey, and became favorite
officer of his imperial majesty. He has re-
signed bis position Is aid-de-camp to the
Sultan, and has promptly accepted the task
Of recognizing the Egyptian army, for which
he 10 singularly we'll adapted. Valentine
Baker, or Baker Pasha, 10 soldier - brill
liant As capable. HE last appointment Is
significant Of the firm grip which England
has on Oriental affairs. There Is interest In
the mention that the admiral In. chief Of the
Turkish navy, Hobart Pasha, is an English
man, = son of the Duke OF Buckingham.
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A Boston judge has fined confectioner
$40 for delivering ice cream on Sunday to
his customers for their dinner. The learned
judge held that the cream was not neces-
sary article, and that Its delivery ~as In vio-
lation Of the law. 1t only remains for an
other light OF the Bench to cut oG the his.
toric baked beans on the ground that this
dish furnishes too carnal diet for the Puri-
tan holiday, sacred to long sermons and do
mestic exrui.
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SU M NJ ONS.

In Jurtce Court, Flint Creek Township. Deer Lodge
County, Montana Terriroryf 49,
Willis Spear. plaintiff. W. William Hamilton.
defendant.
The people Of the Territory OF Montana send greet
Ing 10 William Hamilton, the above named defend
ant: You hereby required TO appear In action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff In
the Justice Court OF Flint Creek Township, Deer
Lodge County, Montana Territory and answer TO q
complaint died therein within ten days after the
service on you Of this summoLs II served on you
within this county, II served out OF this comfy
and In this Territory twenty days otherwise within
forty dave, or Judgment oy defsuit VIII b. taken
against you according TO the prayer In complaint
This action sbrought sganst you 10 recover Of you
the sum OF seventy-six dollars due said plaintiff for
board furnished you and for feed and ttabiing for
your horre from December /, 1881, TO June 49, 1854
and Ut your request and yoa are hereby nstiard that
You fail to appear and answer the raih complaint III
above required the said plaintiff win take jadc mem
against you by dcfanit for the cum Of $1,000 and
also for costs Of this suit.
Given under my HAND this 18th day OF September
IsSa.
ROBERT N. FERGUSON.
gS95t Justice OF the peace.
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TO Show Cause
the Probate Court or the County Of Deer
Lodge Territory of Montana.

In the Probate Court or the County Of Deer
Lodge. Territory of Montana.
In the matter of the estate OF Johr. Gsrdner, d.
reared
Thomas Ford, the Administrator Ut the estate ol
John Gardiner decssscd having died hir petition
herein inIy VERIFIED prasing tor an order ~ sale oi
ths while Of the vi and Derronai property belong
ing to the estate OF sail derdHnt Tor the purpose
therein ret FORTH II therefore ofded hy said court
that III persons interested In the estate III -ad de-
ceaeed appear before the said Probate Court Tues-
day the 1l~t day 0f October, AID 1854 atten o'clock
- fbe forenoon OF said day at the cra cf said
Probate Cunrf 1t the court house In the town and
county u nerr ledge, to show cause wby IN order
should not ~ granted 10 the said Adminisxrnfor %
poli the whole OF the real and psr0nx pxspery he-
lOnkinR thr estate VI rAid deceased u puhlc auc
ton for the purposes ut forth ID said petition.
DRRKN KMEhB0N. Cefk.
Dated Bep4smhes - feaa altl
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND oFFtc..

Notice ID hereby given thar the following named
settler has filed notice ol his Intention to make final
prouf n support OF his claim and secure final entry
thereof and that said proof will b. made before
the Probate Judge of Deer Lodge countv. NJ r., 1t
his Office In the town IT Deer Ltdrr, On Satur
day, the 4 b day of November. A III 1881, to-
& md the SEX OF sWk of SECTION No. 30, In
township No Moth rang. No. Q west.
sra be manner the following v ifre.-e~ 10 prove hir
continuous rrr'aence npsn ard cultivation OF said
frHt t,-~it. Jsmes & Bornr, john VI. Joues,
Thomsr clark. and James peterborough. Ill OF Race
Truck P.Ir,oficr Deer Lon ge~ ,s,idy ". u.
J u. MoE, Eegisk<y.
-. n. o.FAkkos, ATTY for c.sinsnt gu 81
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: ! IN. c6Ic..ss lo1 ..,lon.

CHrcAs0, October 5.-The Tribune has
N editorial on The Chinese question ip En-
gland which admirably answers tho glaring
mIsststenents and maudlin sentimsnts
which .appeag In the London STANDARD. Az
cording " fIiat paper fnfnfly life u Oaiifor-
ni9 would b. impoestbis without Chinese;
she Pacific railroads would never haye been
California favor them, etc. The Trtbnns
says The importation Of ChInese II England
venld bresd revolution, ard even the Queen
nieht ind herself In tsopardy should such
- ct 81 injustics - English labor ~ sane
sA&ssSN* 1ksa. ss4
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In the matter OF the estatr Of caroline Loux
Decreased.
Notice IL hereby given TINT Reuhen l.. Davis, Ad.
mfnistrator of the estate Of Caro- inc LUX, recess
has rendered and pres nted for ~ ttlement end fet
In this court his final accoHnr OF hls administration
OF said estate and petition for the distribution oil
the same and that Saturday. tie lttIday Of Noven.
her, A. ID. 1854, being day of term Ut sid curt
TO wit: OF the Sosemhy term A. ID. 1882, az ten
O'Clock AM, at The coutt said cuutt, the
court hoase IN said con- ~, has been appointed nv
said curt for thr b array of rhe fns acnoGut pud
settlement Of said Admir- tsfrator aud the dirlrhntn
Of saId estate. nj which tine and pace amy person
Interested ia saia estate p-ar and contet the
same.
fRptN EMEksoN rte,k
Dated October la 1889 tra2t5
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice Of Final Settlement.


In the Probate Court in and for the County Q
Deer Lodge, Territory of Montana.
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W. m sc CO.
Headquarters or.An Of
GOODS.

-
sharp ana Winchester Res Needle Guns Eraach and Huzs
Loading shotguns, ReVuYers. All Kinds or Fixed
Ammunition, Metallic and Paper
Shells Tor shot1uns.
FIELD GLASSES Fishing Tackle Of AL Kinds
ana an Endless Assortment Sportsmen's Goods
Rs~ arrival II wsagsT Tents
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Z Mott gnmmsr Jar Gould will make bril-
daI tour around the world. BE viii stop Oh
1t Laramie and pick up hot spike at the
rolling mill, and then be will put II down
and ask General Mock II the hen that lays
those spikes isn't littls fesarish.-B ocmer-
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Oil of VitriOI.
Cne OF the Faithful Speaks his Mind.
LET HEAVEN AND EARTH KEEP ST
LENCE

New York, Feb. 11.-Thomas NJ.
Nicholl, in u card in to- days Tribune
in reply to an attack by the New
York Commercial Adrertiserin regard
to the Cleveland Garfield monu-
ment, uses the following language:
" All of you who glory in the name
of stalwarts, and who took part in
the villification and abuse of Presi-
dent Garfield last Summer, who
sought to control his official action,
or degrade or destroy.his character
and reputation. are responsible for
bis murder. His blood is on the
garments of the whole gang of you,
and you cannot wipe it off. You
have been dealt with very tenderly
touching your grave responsibility
for this crime, but everybody knows
you are guilty. and you feel it your
selves i'll your innermost souls. 1t
was your abuse and denunciation
that " inspired" Guitean to remove
the President as q political necessity,
and you will not be permitted much
longer to hide the stains on your
hands or distract attention from
them by raising the dust around the
heels of Blaine, by throwing mud
at Sherman, or heaping riliculc on
me. Your crime was not merely the
murder of man, it was the transfer
of government by murder to the
hands of q faction of the party.
which, if the question could have
been submitted to the people at tho
time it was done, would not have
received one vote in a thousand.
One would think that with such n
fact hanging over your heads in the
clear daylight of public knowledge
you would have sense enough
though destitute of all decency. to
enjoy the lease of power the assas-
sin gave you, while the law allows
without persistently villfying the
chosen friends and associates of YOUR
victim. who was the nations choice.
Why, you are the most stupid fools
in the world to keep Oh provoking
discussion of these old matters.
You stand as acknowledged Grimm
ais, rs morally responsible for and
guilty of Garfieid's murder; but
against you, on account of your
friends and the good name of the
community, prosecuting witnesses
are 10th to proceed. But when you
treat mercy as cowardice, and to
guilt add insolencc and defiance, you
are no longer entitled to forbear-
ance: So now if You want recon-
sideration and full discussion of the
whole subject proceed with your
abuse.
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TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON. }
County az VhlirSinn /,

IN He JiSI'ce CoDt, Fiuncis Hcnly j. p.
TWO MeSsrS T.. Dcitrick, George II
Il W Wheaton,, NJ. SusSnan and - ESlcrr.
committee OF creditors ~ re Oscar Greene
baum.
You are hereby notified that Francis A.
Holman has filed Il claim against yuu in
sad court. which will come on to he heard
III my office, i'll Olympia. in ThurSton
County, W. T., on the 18Th day OF FEBRUARY.
y. ID. lsS2, 1T the hour of one o'clock p. NJ.
ana unless you then and then answer, the
same VIII hc taken as confessed and the
demand of the plaintiir granted.
The object and demand of said claim j.
To recover III" SIiEi of SGT SO-lUO, IL balance
due said Hoffman on amount of services
rendered i'll said ease and cXpcnsrS in.
CURED from July 18th, 1850, to October
9Th, 1880 and costs
Verified amount filed January 9th. A. d.
1851. FRANCIS HENRY.
Justice of the Peace