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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

the milking stool is the latest in the ''dec-
Grating" line. 1t is affected only by the
scream Of society,""
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

THE composition who tortured "Old Bay
Line" into "Old Baby Nine" has been given
a fifty years. furlough. Herald.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13
TAKE from your Grocer only National Yeast.

THE feeling between ague aud quinine is
exceedingly bitter.-Breckenridge Meas.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

81 MEANT" said he, "to buy a new hat-a
stoye-pipe; but it ended in smoke. "-Ths
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

One pair of boots or shoes saved everyyear by
using Lyons Patent Metallic Heel Stiffeners.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

JOSH BuLINGs says that natur luvs phun;
II she doesn't she never would have made q
munkey.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

Iowa claims toraise more onions than any
other State in the Union, and she says so
with weeping eyes.-Detroh Free Press.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

An extraordinary thing in ladies' bonnets-
Cheap one.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

KEEP your feet dry, by using Wise's Axle
Grease on your boots.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

A RAcE-HoRsE, like the law, must always
take its course.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

The best thing to take before singing
breath.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

WIsE's Axle Grease is the cheapest.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13
THE GENERAL MARKETS.

TRY the new brand, "Spring Tobacco
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-10-13

Use Wise's for economy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
TERRITORIAL, NEWS.
Cu!!ed :rc IL the Columns Of Our
Exchanges.

\ y",sn. man ua:n Il Iiea.iian was
killed y: :i'".!sy canyon. near BHc-
nlan, las. Wednesday,. ~ II ca"" ii, y
rai'roai Hu;.
VIM. Jo:,.c, while engaged OF Fri
day last III killing fish with giant
powder n".:: Barker, M"a cher county,
had OH o. his arms shattered hy the
explosion vi n cartridge, rendering
aEipu.ation necessary.
The Posto,;ic. Department has e.
tab;i>i,ed II daily mail route bet tween
.I;sso'ila and the eastern terminus Oi
the Northern l'aci!i" railroad, thus
completing: the new trans-rontincn-
tai malt service IT, the northern
route.
Lars Hern,al,snn aud Pete Jol,ii-
son WHO were ::eitin. out ties in the
bad Lands, near l'al!on creek, go:
into ~ dispute ahoat business mat
tiers. when Uermarson hecl:uc en-
ragged aud drawing his knife srrans
upon, Johnson and inflicted wounds
from which he died almost instantly.
The aiTray occurred in Il cabin N.cu-
pied b: tie two men and with John
son lying there murdered, Herman.
sou very cmoily went 10 bed ana IL
sleep The murderer was arrested
the next day ami taken t. Miles City
where he was lodged in Jail.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
Sudden Oaath.

Martin Ryan registered ut the Cir
ton House Wednesday evening. lie
told the clerk he was not very we'll
that he had been under medical treat
ment for some time and had come
into town from the wood choppers
camp at Yankee Doodle I" see i ply
sician. He did not appear to be ls.r-
ticularly nnwell, tat occasionally
cougl,ed hard and complained Of
pains in the chest. At haif-past two
o'clock yesterday afternoon he came
into the hotel Office and advanced to-
war,l the clerks desk, holding his
pockct.b&.nk in one hand, as If about
to pay his bill; but before he reached
the desk he was seized with a violent
tit Of coughing, which terminated
with two or three gasls, and fell to
the floor. Mr.. Milo French, proprie-
tor Of the hotel. was behind the coun.
ter and ran to the man when he saw
him fall. Seeing that the case was a
serious one he left Ryan In charge ot
some hy ISLANDERS and ram for ply
sician. DR.. H"ugh responded to the
call Immediately, but when he reach
ed the hotel the man was dead. The
Coroner was notified and took charge
Of the body, which by his direction
was laid out In a vacant building ADJ
joining the hotel and left in charge
of watchers until to-day. when an in
quest will be held. 1t is impossible
to ascertain the ca,,se of his sudden
death until all official investigation
has Lecn had. hut the symptoms Of
which lie complained, seem to point
to a pressure Of blood upon the heart.
caused hy u highly inflan,el coEsli-
ton Of the lungs, as the probable
cause Of death.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

TN: OF the c.,nspi,ators among the
Sioux who are threatening trouble II
:. chief called WOmau's dress. This
W"nan's Drex. should lie cut, gOretl
and l,astc,l. He's putting on too
many ''frills."
The cmt to the English government
oc setting down full armed British
soldier III Alexandria Is about $0OO.
And when they get him there, there's
,,u gosl-l,Nk; ing nursery maids f"r
hin, to i!irt with, 50 he isn't happy
or particularly useful.
Some one describes u patent spring
bed for married men," Unless II
springs DOWN stairs when married
man comes home at midnight. noise
l.s>!v OPENS the front door, and re-
turn. without awaking his wife, It
will not fill Il long felt want.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
PERSONAL.

Paul t.. Bean arrived irun, Matli-
son county yesterday.
Mrs. Miles Cavanauyh lea,,,, icr
Helena o.! this mornings coach.
Mr.. II. y. Mcfarland the genial
clerk Il: t:'e NciI:rn.y house, deer
L,rl::e arrived last Mj,--''t.
th*-. l:!aiS.icli. vii" l,;., l,eem vi>-
Tim, h:s family j.: ~. Paul. Mime
s"'::. returned yesterday.
l:n::. ';:s:>. ". ponlt roy. ri; Mis-.
scala. i: in the city AMI will take
part j., IT,; corner .soa: r,r;n,n,,ic.
naiay.
Mr.. ". IL. Nt~!ul. of dee: I.n.,s..,
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Nrstnl will
tax: c:,ar::" %! the District school Il.
silver Bow next Monday.
Geo. ". Todd, Esq, came up fran,
Deer ind.t Yesterday. lie report,
the Utah \ Northern track coin.
pl.tc'l I" within ftn,r i.,;l..s o.: the city
limits.
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Coroner's Inquest.

An inquest was held yesterday ul-
Oh the botly Of Ma!tiu Ryan, who
fell dead in the Office of the Girton
House Thursday afternoon. several
witnesses were examined, hut moth
ing was elected, further than has al
ready been published in the MINER,
Papers were found upon the body.
which indicated that Ryan had re-
sided in Virginia City and that ne
had been suffering for more :han u
year from some affection Of the heart.
The jury summoned by Coroner
Thompson found that creased came
to his death by some disease Of the
heart Or lungs, or both, or Ivy some
cause unknown to the jury.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
Pr R9O NAL

Mrs Lew Garlic, III Pueblo, Colo
RADIO, arrived last night, ON = visit to
her sister, Mrs.. H. y. Clark.
Of,icsr J. Z. Mc(sibn, member Of
the famous PinkertOm Detective
Force, left for Chicago with his pris-
ouer ON this mornings train.
Messrs. Chas. Bynunl, James MUIR
ray, Con. Murphy, Ben kingsbury,
Col. 4. A. Estes, Of Bate, arr visit
ing the Territorial Fair al Helena.
Hon. Geo. w. Frost, Of Omaha,
Government Director Of the Union
Pacific railroad, il visiting Butte,
Virginia City. and other points In
Montana.
Hen. Isaac IIean, an ol.l.time resi-
dent, well known In this region, and
who at one time represented our peo-
pie very acceptabiy In the I.egisla-
ture, leaves this morning for his ear-
u Esslern home, in the hope that u
change Of climate may l'enelit him.
We trust he may soou return In re-
stored health.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
Race Between Two Railroad
Trains.

was On the Pennsylvania train
which LEFT New York 1t five O'Clock
yesterday afternoon for 'ong Branch
This train makes very fast time BE-
tween here and Newark, aud ~ We
dashed over the meadows beyond
Jersey City, and passed the line Of
freight cars standing on the siding
nenr the repair shops, We found our
elves neck and neck with . train Of
Tie Morris and Essex Road, drawn
Nv the engine summit" That road
.,d the Pennsylvania, as you n"
do,,,t know, runs side by side along
there Tor two or three miles, O
c".,r>.. we knew Mt once that We were
~ Tor y race, and heedleasly enjoyed
tha nroaDe..t. The "Summit" was
Winning mt full speed the spokes III
""r driving wheels were but = haxy
1 ;ss nni steam aud little jets OF
water flew from its cylinders ~ tl'e
niston rod plunged In and out. Our
engine was not yet ON Its mett!e, anu
ii,e other crept steadily ahead Tor
minute but the track flew faster anu
Cs.ter behind u ~ we settle down 10
mr. work. and our cars qutvcred with
tLn snlellelitl effort our engine Was
waking. Every man Of ~ grew
:,s.x iess in the excitement Of the race
.t scyenty-iive miles an hour, and
rot one Of US, perhaps, thought r., Of
what the cOnsesl uences might 0e. Ins
"Sum,uit" led u for = minute; then
we moved grandly ahead, and Is !
took np my paper again ! saw man
neatly dressed In blue ssck-coat an"
i;uht g ,lore,l trousers, and carrying =
m,ndl,. tied upin . red handkerchief,
walking OH the track 10 front OF the
Morris and Essex train. BEFORE !
! Ind time to think Of his peril, . shr'!!
whistle was blown by the "Summit, !,
which was even then upon him, anu
, he was thrown twenty feet away
dead. Az We passed ahead OF the
other engine. had seen its fireman
standing with folded arms, facing
and looking ut us intently: It was .
nurt of his duty, l believe, To look ovt
ahead; and had he not been lott III
The excitement of the race. the Nm
happy man might not have met III"
,I.mth. -LcIisr IN ". J. JVOFFu.
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Renshaw Opera House.

The Frank Clesves Dramatic Conn.,
bination were greeted ~ q good
house last night, and the double hill
presented {" Honeymoon and
''Biack-Eyed Susan") proved an en-
tire success, II the enthusiasm Of the
audience throughout the entire play
may he taken ~ an iMdice. Mrs.
Emma Cleaves - Jui;anMa fully sus-
tanned the reputation she has 20
justly enjoyed, ~ . versatile and
pleasing actress. Miss Lillian Heath
- loiante, read her lines correctly,
was we'll received and applauded by
the audience. Frank Cleavcs ~
Duke .irca-,t, was the Duke himself:
even when In u peasant's garb. The
entire company were up to their
usual standard Of excellent acting,
and the audience evinced its appreci-
alton BY frequent applause. To-
night the highly emotional play Of
East Lynne will he presented, in
which Miss Emma Cleaves appears in
the dual characters Of Lestly Zss,bct
and Madame Vino.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
De Lssseps's Wife and Children.

The an.ial,le Nine de Le'asepS II one
Of the most guileless, taistntereated
and tr:,,,- ,,arent Of women. She has
seen very little 0f her husband since
lie Was in London. As she IL simple
minded and literally idoltxes NJ. ~
I.esseps, she took all that he SAID
about Arab and England without =
single grain Of salt. Mae. de Les
sens is still handsome. She has the
in,lOlent .,,avity Of the creole, which
Is very attractive In the feverish 30
ci..tv in which she moves. Although
hv no means o woman Of fashion. she
oycrtnl,s the fashionable world. A.
the mot her of ten children, the eldest
Of whom il only twelve years ol0'
IN, m0,.,c s!,snx IL monde I"risie".
They and she In the daytime are In
semral,lc. The Hotel de Lesseps II
in the Rue st. F'Iorentin, not many
doors oil from baron Alfonso Koti's-
cl.il,ls. Its juvenile occupants play,
when they IRE In town: In the
gardens OF the Tuileries. They show
in their game and ro,nping matches
the agility Of circus children. One
can oilly discern the daughters from
the sens Ivy their longer ana more
silky hair and larger eyes. Al are
dressed alike. Their clothing II
n;in;n.ix.d az far as the requirements
Of European civilization admit
Neck. arms and legs to the upper
line or ;l.c kmce,ap are hare. The
costume of each, Is loose. sleeveless
flannel frO.k. an unalerAarment.
socks aud b,,skins, aud q round hat.
The hands ARE ulacct,stOmed to
gloves. The younger girls are images
Of their mother, and gives promise Of
h".uty. The eldest. Fernando: II
very much like her father. In
country in which society r. cast in .
narrow bourgeois mold, and In which
mere infants are subjected to the
tyranny of fashionable convention, 1t
* refreshing to meet with y group of
children VIII" are Thoroughly childish.
perfectly natural aud by virtue Of
hereditary influence perfectly CIV.
;iize.l. -ihW .MttN GN:'f".
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
Renshaw Opera House.

The emotional five act drama. Fast
Lynne, was presented by Frank
Clcaves' Dramatic Combination last
night To = crowded house. The
Clesves Company have steadily grim
ed in public favor since their first ap-
l,earance before . Butte audience, and
every entertainment has been greeted
BY . larger audience than the one
preceding. The play Of East Lynne
is an emotional drama which requires
In It's kading roles the highest order
of dramatic talent, and Emma Heath
Cleaves, by her touching and realistic
acting last night ~ Lady Isabel and
Madame Vine, the wife aud mother,
has established herself ~ the NEST
artistic, emotional actress that
has ever visited our city. Miss Lii
liam Heath played the part Of Isarla-
n Hare In her usual neat and clever
style. The Archibald Carlisle l,y
Frank Cleaves, the sir Francis Levi
son by Ianl'l ]. Dennis, and the Lord
Mount Severn by J. b. Robinson,
were all rendered In excellent taste.
The entire company were up
to their usual standard; including
Mr.. Heal, who was well up In l,is
part, notwithstanding he did not
play the part for which he wa~ cast.
This evening EnOrh Ar<len'
and ''Nan, the ;0Dtl-FOr- y "thing."
"Naval Enxagen,ents" and laugh
able fare Ut the matinee this after
nom.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

The citizens Of Bczenan propose
raising fund Of slOO.OO0, which is
offered ~ an inducement 10 the
Northern Pacific railroad. to locate
its machine shops and round houses
ut that point. At Il meeting Of citi.
xens last week $751; was subscribed
toward the fund.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

summer has besa good, amounting
to nearly 100000 feet, and It now
averages about 500 900 feet pr month.
The spring indux ofmers spsculaton
W. . disadvantage. I regard the fa-
ture of Butte - sure.
AYLEswoRTa 4 MCFARLAND
Said: Business was never better
than the average Of last summer. Oar
minss never looked better. Travel
b large and We look for Increased
travel and good hotel business this
lall. It IL the floating population
that talk about . business decline.
Butte will Be better next year than 1t
ever has BEEN"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

Last Sunday John Anderson was
taking his two little girls . ride on =
hand car, 1t Arin,o; on the Utah 1
Northern railroad. A. the hand car
crossed q high bridge, the wheels
jumped the track and the entire par
ty were precipitated to the ground, a
distance Of u feet. All were more or
lees injured but none fatally.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30
Democratic Convention.

Pursuant to resolution adopted ut
the regular Democratic Convention
Of silver low county. held in Butte
September I. l>>:, the Delegates
coinls,>ins said Convention are here
by called ~ reasonable III Reilsl,aw's
hall. in Butte, Oh Saturday. October
eth, for the purpose Of making no,ni.
nations fer members of tl.e l.egisla-
ture, and for such other business as
may regularly come before them.
&. ". SRA rI.ETON,
Chairman &c INVENTION.
ls.;,... Ss.,,i 1>~.S
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

Pronpocto for tho 1air-Th0 Finest
Lot Of Horses 1Vor Brought
Observation-Disclosures Lights.
Helena Theatricals.

When your correspondent first Ar
rived in the city the place presented
q rather dull appearance but for the
last day or two, owing to the fact that
the Fair will commence tomorrow,
things are BEGINNING to assume a
more lively appearance. The Fair
promises to be the most successful Of
Of any previously given here, proviti-
ing the weather Il favorable. Al
though 1t looks rather cloudy to-day.
1 think that it will brighten up and
the weather be first-class.
It would require = great d al OF
space to mention the names u the
horses entered for the different races,
Lut suffice It to say, there Is a larger
number Of horses entered for tue dlf.
ferent purses than at any previous
fair ever held in Montana. I find
from. goods uthority there are between
forty.f!ve and fifty fine bloodled hoTses
entered for the races during tie week,
A fine lot Of stock will be On exbibi-
ton competing for the numerous pre-
miums offered. Floral hall will he
nicely decorated by the dry goods
men and ladies' Of Helena. A large
number OF stranger have already ar
rived here, aud I think If they keep
on coming in as fast during fair week,
that Helena will possibly present a.
lively an appearance a. Butte usually
does on . Saturday evening.
Inotice a number Of electric lights
In full force here. They make very
brilliant light. though they are very
hard on the eyes a. their light Is very
irregular. One moment you see
very brilliant light, and the next
,nomcnt Its brilliancy Is almost ex-
tinguished. This irregularity un-
derstand Is owing to the fac: that
the power for running the battery is
not sufficient for the number Of
lights furnished In the city.
The Nellie Boyd company played
here for the past two evening. to
crowded houses. ! think the COM
pany il the strongest that ever ap-
peared in this Territory. She will
appear i..r. Il ..i.us, l:lc whole q: fair
week, after which the troupe will go
to Butte. Miss Boyd, the old Mon
tana favoritc, has received many
praises from those that have seen
her and though Oh her former trip t0
the Territory 1t was thought size
could not be surpassed Ly any one
that came to Montana, it is Row con-
cesletl sue is even better than she ever
was. Mr.. Emery, formerly OF the
Sawielle company, is u member Of
the troupe aud is the leading isian.'
Emery, even in the day Of sSawtel:e,
was considered fine artist, had
Sawteile given him half g cbamce;but
his appearance with this troupe here
has proven hin, ~ be an actor Of line
attainn,cnts aud good enough for
any country. His first appearance
on Friday evening waa greeted with
rounds Of applause. The band that
travels with the company is an ex-
cellent cne,:t being granted that they
furnish the finest Music eve, furnish
Ell in Montana. All III ali the troupe
Il first class and IL the Bate people
do net turn out to hear them when
they come over, they will miss rare
treat. VI.
HELENA, Sept. -.
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Z. F. & A. NJ.

All Mas"ns arc requested 10 u.,cl a.
C"ei'te Hall at la" p. H., "m Satur-
DAY. September ::nlh, ls~,,, for the
purpose O: attending the ccrc,,,,rv
Oh laying III" corner stone nf the Nit
sonic Temple.
a" other s'ciciie. intending to ,,ar.
''c'r''te iu the parade, will notify the
undersigned. and they will he given
position by ;[.(; v.,,r,S
Grand Master.
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!. =. O. F..

A>r~i:l n,eetiny Of Fidelity !.:dyc
No. ]. u. y. r.. will Ie held in their
Hall. corner Mali: and Granite. Ut
~" p. M. sharp, to-day, for liz. pur-
!""c"; assisting IN the Ger, n,ory OF
laying he corner stone Of the new
Mas"ni" Temple. All members q;
his ledge. and s"j"urning brethren
in good >s:n,iing, are requested !o ut.
tend.
\. W. JAM,sn.;, N.t;.
JANE, II. MuOEr:, <cr'v.
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Mr.. q. +. Tracy and wife arrived
last night from Chicago,
We notice that Dr. II. 4. Todd has
fitted up elegant dental rooms at
NOyes' corner, intersection Of Main
aud Broadway.
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Local News.
Prom the Daily a Friday.

Prom the Daily u Friday.
LAST week 136 ear loads Of cattls
were shipped from, Billing.
The Butte City Miners Union ut
its last meeting. held last Tuesday
evening, elected J. w. Thomas,
President In place Of Henry Nichols,
resigned.
Mr.. J. ID. Sterrett has leased the
rom On Fast Broadway, formerly
occupied by J. l.. Hamilton's boot
and shoe store, which he Will At up
M an elegant bar and club room.
In the absence Of electric lights,
Manager Renshaw illuminates the
street In front Of the opera house BY
means Of \ huge bonfire, which lights
up the approaches to the theatre In
every direction.
The knights Tesnplan will ,nest
tonight At Caplice Hall, to make A.
Engagements TO attesd the corner stone
ceremonies Saturday. Knights wish
ing to participate should certainly 10
present.
The second National Bank Of Hell
ena, has received for circulation, IN
issue of the new brown hacked M
tionsl currency. The bills resemble
in general appearance the National
gold notes.
Al Glendive last week, Frank Ster-
~ and another man attacked Oillcer
Nc< lung, who WAS trying IN arrest
them for disorderiy conduct. The
officer took considerable punishment
before drawing his revolver, which
he fired At Ste, ~. who WIS danger
ously wounded.
TIL Knights Of Pythias, Odd Fell
lows, and other lutte societies have
called meetings for tonight to make
suitable preparation for the attend
ance in bOdies, and with the Appro-
pirate regalia and uniform u their
respective orders, the ceremonies con-
nectel with laying the corner stone
Of the Masonic Temple In this city
on saturday. All society n.cmben
should attend their preparation meet
ings.
The telegraph line was down last
night, between Butte and Helena,
via Spring Hill, which h now the
regular route. TIE MINER made an
effort to obtain itS. usual fair report,
over the military line via Deer
J.a,lge, hut II was ascertained that
the military OPERATOR At Deer Lodge,
where connection had to he made,
Was III and the Office closed. This
will account for the absence Of any
report u the races tn this mornings
isuslle.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-30

Democratic Central Committee
Meeting.
The members Of the Democratic
Central Committee Of silver low
County. are rev:ested to mect Ut
Foster X Co.'S. store. in Butte, on
Thursday, October 9TH, ut :. O'clock
p. NJ. Important business will cnsle
before the Committee. Tie un,n,'ers
Of the COMMITTEE are, l.. W Foster,
john Mccormack, !. II. u. Foster,
Bu.tec: Con. Murphy. Frank Shove
lin, Wa'kervilie: J. ". i'itlcsx.k. Mel
rose; W. ~. Fallon, Silver Bow
Junction. LEE W. Foster,
Chairman Central COMMITTEES.
Butte, sept. ~. lSSI
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Tho Comet.

One Of tilese erratic visitors to
the solar System b now visible ut
i've clock In the M ,rning. 1t h =
we'll behaved Nebulae and keeps reg
ular and early habits, presenting It.
self ut about the hour mentioned, ut
q l,oiut above the eastern horizon, .
little to the south Of where the light
ofdawn 10 strOngest. rearing it, lum-
inous appenda,;e toward the zenith,
like hand Of light, aud remaining
x,,n,e time after the sun has arisen.