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The Dillon tribune., 1882-10-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE
Of Real Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance of an
IN order ot the Probate Court in an, Tor the C'",n-
tv OF i,c;.vcrhe..d, Territory of Montana mad: ON
the and dav ot October ,S>a, in the matter of the
estate of franklin Steel, deceased, the undersigned.
the duly appointed Admin strtr of said estate. will
sell at pu,lc auction, the highcstiditr. tor cash
and subject to confirmation by sad Probate court,
on Monday, the goth day Of Oct''er. ISSs at o'clock
H. M, at the front door of the Court House in Dillon,
In the County of Bctvcrced all the right. title. in
tcrcst and estate of the said Franklin steel at the
tim. Of his death, and all the right title and interest
that the said estate has, bv operation rf law or 9TH
crwi,c acquired other than Or in addition To that n
the said Frank lin Steel at the time of his death, in
and to all of those certain lots, pieces parcels q"
land situate, living and being in the said county "t
Bcavrrhead, Territory Of M"nt,n,. and bounded
and described as follows, 70 wit: The undivided
one fifth :, part OF the On quartz lode mining
claim as patented; containing !" '.-l" acres of
land and embracing 1900 linear feet. Also, the I'M
divided one fifth I-S> part Of the Granny quartz
lode mining claim patented, continuing 10 B! 100
acres and embracing 500 linear feet. Each "t said
lode claims living and being situate in Nip"nd Min
nr Di strict Huvcrhr.d county, Montana Terrific
nv.
Terms and conditions Of sale: Cash ten per cent
OF the purchase money to be paid to Adminlsrator
on tn. day of SALE balance on confirmation Of sale
by s:,l superior court. Deed At expense ni pur-
chaser. HOMER {. SMITH, Administrator
OF the estate OF Franklin Steel, dcct ascd.
Dated October IL, 1889.
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Tho Star Route Matter.

a late Washington special says the pup
lication of Ingersolls interview with MN, I'M
self and accompanying affidavits has NO. no.
changed any opinions regarding the guilt
OF the Star Reuters or the merits Of the
Government case but has intsn;it,sa ;at;ar '1s ;s
existing conviction. The puo'cam,,o"t mn the rs
not quite so strong as promised. Cn tns
face OF the thing II is a strong indictment
Of the Department Of Justice or some one on;
in it but much Of its convicting. torce e's.
appears on analysis. Complaint nas,ns s.,.s.
been made by defendants in the Star Route
cases and their friends that saving mane .ne
by the defendants has been effected az .us
expense Of the people who have had tne'. men
services curtailed that much. Elmer, HIs,
ond Assistant Postmaster General, nao ~.
best reply to such charge In the tac. M ..'.,' y
the mail service to-day shows an increase ~ y
,ooyooo miles as compared with 1880 wne.
the cost was the greatest and the decIeas. >
expended yearly was $e,sooooo: some y
the infamous Brady routes have bee" w.i:e.
out, while in some cases railway ser|'''
has been increased.
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A. w: Slayback, a politician, attacked
Cockrell the editor Of the Post D;stafch in
MS editorial room on the 14th, at st. Louis.
Slayback was killed.
An expert examined the outstanding
warrant account of Newark, N. l., and
found that ex-Auditor Palmer and ex. Clerk
Hall stole $3oo,ooo.
Ohio dispatches indicate that there will
he contests in the Morev, Hart and Nc.
Kinney Congressional districts, where the
vote Is remarkably close.
The cowboys OF West Los Animas, Col,
are on the war path. The Sheriff with a
posse Of 100 citizens are after them, and
have killed two Of the cowboys.
There is trouble among the Republicans
posing the regular Republican candidate
tor Congress in the third District.
Great excitement was created at Decatur.
~, by the Coroner's jury finding DR.. J. D.
Wheeler guilty Of causing the death OF
Miss Estelle Wrisley by an abortion.
! At Knoxville, Tenn. on the 10Th, General
Mabry was killed by Major O'Connor
President OF the bank, and O'Connor wa
in turn killed by >on of General Mabry.
The Republicans and Democrats OF sa,
Francisco united in naming Is freeholder.
to be voted for at the coming city election
to compose 4 convention to frame Il new
city charter.
Claims to the amount Of $lGo.ooo lav,
been filed with the board appointed to aud
1t the bills arising from the illness ane
death of President Garfield. They includ,
DR.. Bliss $4,000, Agnew $l4,7oo, Ray
burn $1o 500 and DIR. Susan Edison $4,000
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NOTICE 70 cO-OWNER.

TOJ A. DORSEY. You are hc-eby notified
that the undersigned has in compliance
with the requirement OF the law performed labor
and made improvements of the value of one humid
red dollars in representing for the year ending July
nth a. ID. 1859, the Alamo quartz lode. situate in
Utopia Mining district. beavcrhead County NJ T.,
and you are hereby notified that unless you contrib
ate or cause to be contributed your proportion o.
such expenditure, amounting to h.ty $50 dollars.
from the date Of this notice all your right. title.
terest and claim in and to the above mentioned
quartz lode claim will become the property Of the
under ned. vour owner. who has made the re-
qu,red expenditure.
Utopia Mining District, Sept. IS, lsSs. Is -
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San Francisco Post, nth: \ ghastly
sight greeted the eye Of the watchman at
the Southern Pacific freight yards this
morning about ; o'clock, on the track on
Townsend street, between Fourth and Fifth.
Between the rails lay dead body OF II wo-
man, with her head lying upon one Of the
rails, horribly crushed The remains were
cold. a:.d NE clothing wet through. From
all appearances, and rs far as is known
the woman must have been lying drunk
upon the track, and was probably run owe,
by freight train No. 1, which left the vast
outward bound three hours before. 'rh.
victim was about fifty years OF age ane
poorly dressed.
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Democratic Gains.

The Ohio election, from latest returns,
does not appear to be the sweeping Demo
cratic victory at first reported. The major
ity in the whole State is whitfield down
from supposed $4,000 to $4,000 to bare
10000, or less than three-fourths OF one
per cent. OF the total vote. The gain ol
Democratic Congressman is not more than
nine, and probably not more than seven
To offset this there is u Republican gain OF
two in West Virginia, one in Maine and
one in Oregon. This leaves, the net Dem
ocratic gains, SO far as elections have been
held this year, probably five.
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For District attorney:
A. F. BURLElGH, OF Miles City

Beaverhead County Republican Ticket
For Councilman:
B. F. WHITE, OF Dillon.
For Rebrcsemfati1es::
G. l.. BATCHELDER, Of Horse Prairie
JAMES PARFEr, Of Hecla City.
For Shrvif::
DAVID F. REINHARDT, Of Dillon
For Clerk and Recorder:
BYRON II. COOK, of Glendale.
For Treasurer:
los. c. METLIN, OF Glendale.
For Pyobute 1~dge::
ROBERT r. WING, Of Dillon.
For Commissioners:
l.. A. HARKNESS, Of Red Rock. ''
JOHN WELLS, Of Glendale.
For Assessor:
OZIAS WILLIS, OF Willis.
For Smbt. Public Instruction.:
John CANNON, Of Glendale.
For Coroner:
E. E. SAVAGE, Of Dillon.
For Smrve,or:
JAMES HARDY, Of Bannack.
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The Western Union Telegraph Company

The annual meeting Of the Western
= nion Telegraph Company was held in
New York City on the iltl. inst. At this lis
meeting DIR. Norvin Green retired from the
presidency Of the company, thou III he was
continued as director. He made lis final
report, it being his fifth. This report shows
wonderful prosperity in the company.
Five years ago the annual report showed
the gross receipts of the Western Union to
ne $o,ooo,ooo, and net profits of $3,1oo,ooo;
the year just past the gross receipts were
$17,1oo,ooo, and net profits $7,loo,ooo-
the revenue Of nation and an income of
which not many princes can boast. The
immense income resulted from increased
receipts over So per cent, while the expen.
SEES fell from, 69 to IS per cent. of the gross
earnings. The net profits have increased
1870 per cent. During the same time the
mileage of lines increased from 76,os5 te
1902, and Of wires from 1o+,233 to ,74,,o.
miles; the number Of offices from !, 800 I,
l,,oso, and the yearly messages handled
from s1,1sS941 to 39,ooo,ooo, not includin:
the railroad routine business or the worl
of wires leased to brokers and to the press
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+. NJ. Tr.sk, plaintiff, KS. Chas. W. Osgool, in.
sinr, and Charles Blvcn, guardian OF said
Cl,as. ". Osyood, defendants.
PY VIRTUE of an order of sale issued by the
D District Court Of the First judicial District OF
Montana Territory, within and for the County nt
tsavcrlt;d and To duly directed! and delivered.
will sell ~ Sh.r;fl Sale, the .sth OF October,
\. u. lS>.. hrtwetn the hours of O'Clock, II. M.
and I O'Clock. p. IN. of said dav. in front "t the
Court ll2u>e, in the town nt Dillon, county nt i'c,
verh.:, Montana Territory, all OF the right ht.,',
and interest OF the above named defendants in the
following described property, to wit Lots Nos. II
and "a. in block No. a. in the town OF Dillon. Rc
verhc,d County, Montana, together with the dwell
ling house and All the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale, cash. .-
DAVID i. REINliARDT,
sheriff of Hcavcrhetd Co.
Dillon. NJ. r.. Sent -, IS>s. (3;-ttD
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9ofx and Aastes.

urIneT N1GXtCuu TCFJOTtS Shf lIS
cholera is raging in Tobasco.
Bavard Taylor's homestead "Cedar
Croft" sold for $14,o5o at auction.
A force of 1900 Kurds is opposing the
tyranny Of the Persian Government.
Prof. Sumner, of Yale College, advocated
free trade before the Tariff Commission.
The Irish National Convention is in ses.
Buzzards, it is said, feed on the bodies Of
the poor, in Mazatlin, Mexico, cemeteries.
Cockrell. the St. Louis editor, who killed
Slayback the politician, was admitted to
bail.
a call is issued by the Treasury Depart.
ment for about $,ooooooo OF continued
fives.
At Paris Victor Hugo publishes an ap.
peal, deprecatiug the execution of Arab
Pasha.
The Boston wool market continues
firm, with prices steady and demand for
woods.
The Mormons have nominated John T..
Game, Of Salt Lake City for Delegate to
Congress.
In Iowa it is thought the Republicans
will lose two Congressman on account ct
prohibition.
The site of the old postoffice In New
York sold for 100000, or $50 for each
square foot.
The British Government has decided
that Arab Pasl,a shall be defended by Eng
lish counsel.
The strike on the Northern Pacific, says
Portland dispatch, Is ended, and the men
have gone to work.
A Democratic bolt is reported in Texas,
caused bv ademand from the wool'growers
for home protection.
Once again the belief is current among
Gladstone's friends that the Premier intends
to retire to private lite.
The Pittsburg puddlers have not ahand-
oned their fight for Sc per day, and theS
intend to strike again.
Election of members Of the Ontario Leg.
;s,oture resulted in choice OF a majority o.
the Government party. -,
The Grand Master of Odd Fellows @ o.
Florida has issued an appeal tor a'd TOT
the yellow fever patients ,
Cadet Whitaker, who was tnveSt'eateo
so extensively is making Democratic stump
sneeches in South Carolina.
. The Liberal or Gentle Convention nom
r mated Judge Philip T. Van Zile tor Dee
cate to Congress from Utah.
The Ieannette Board Of Inquiry mas peer Ct,
:, session In Washington investigating Tue
}. canse of the loss of the vessel.
= Arabi Pasha's trial is at stanas.'ll o" .h ..s
It ~ a snuabble about allowing the Ara" 'eo
It 81 counsel of his own choosing.
e A two. vear-old daughter OF the l,.e".en
e ant. Governor of Dakota was caught "''>
IS burned to death in prairie hre'
e A. Salem, Oregon, on the l9th 'nsIi ;:.oh e,1'
II tai,ot for q. S. Senator stood: MIC"
e a., ' ~: Shattuck, IS; rest scattering
o Henry Ward Beecher in his sermon a., aan
te SUNDAY, advised his hearers 10 reg;see' s;se a."
le vote for good and pure men 'of o'a.'. =
.e Ry. storrs and Co.; ma"u,ae.s'1faii, ,s'.s fai,ed d
ir ,,ooi,ns at Dedhan, Mass, nave la ,s'''
c. Tiabiliaties S+ss,ooo. Assets 9s ,.,s,
'e The Porte has sent note to tne s;nsss ni' 4
at Amhassador, announcing his reau. a.;am oues
Of negotiate a settlement of the Esyp'''" 4'''
81 ton. ~, ,,,ow Board
o, eevs and Napier to defend Arab, pua euam
sa - Lesys ssitnssses M Undergo arrelimnary eS""
inatiOn.
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NOTICE or FINAL EN7Rl'.

LAND OFFICE, ut HELENA, NJ T., Sept. IS, 1889.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAI THE
IN following -ramel settler h is flied notice ~, his
intention to make final proof support ni his claim
and that said proof viii! he made before N +. ''rac
ter Probate Judge ni Hcavrrlcd County. N"n'ana,
ut Dillon, Montana, on saturday, Ori"hrr 18th,
1881, viz:
George St,udahar, Pre- cmpti"u d. 5. NJ" 'S:S.
for the 5 W 4 otse.. y, i""n:h'p =" So"ih' X :
Wcs.
lie names the following Witnesses To prove his
continunu, residence upon, and cultivation nt said
land, w: Isaac S>S:,r, William Soddcn. Tayor
Sinyicon, and Edward Wilde, all OF Dillon, Bra-
trrh.ld County, MonlaIn.
l,.-Yj J. II. MOE. Register.
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The Nativity of Our Population.

The census bureau has just published a
bulletin classifying the population of the
United States Of nativity under the census
of 1880. The native born were whites, 36,-
S4.3,c9l; colored, 6,63,,549; foreign born,
6,679,943; total population 5o,1sS7S3. OF
the foreign born, ,,77.,169 were natives Of
the united kingdom of Great Britain and
Ireland, 1,o66,74, of the German Empire,
717,oS+ OF British America, 1o4,337 Of Nor.
way, ISt,729 OF Sweden, lo6,o71 Of France,
1o4,54 of China, and the remainder repre-
sent all the countries of the earth. The
largest number Of foreigners in any one
state is to be found in New York, I.211,43S
Pennsylvania stands next, with sS7,sS3; II.
linois third, with 5S3,56,; Massachusetts
fourth, with 4+3,o93; then Wisconsin, Ohio
and Michigan, 4o5,517, 3o4,743, and 3SS, 34t
respectively.
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NOTICE or EIViL E.V7Rl-.
LAND OfFIci., litlLNA, NJ. T. Sept. g

LAND OffIcl, li,ltNA, NJ. 7. Sept 30. Isss
NOTICES hereby given that the follow ing named
IN settler has filed notice Of his intention I" make
proof will I've made before Al. +. Grurtcr. Prnb,ic
ndgcof i..lvcrhc:,d Co., NJ. r., nj Dillon, Heavier
head Co.., NJ. t. on Friday, November 10, ',>-, w:
James NJ. King, who made Homestead Applies.
ton 30 ,o.o, Tor the W 4 o. >E 4 and NE x
ofS W 4, sec. : I IS, Ry W and additional linmc
str:,,, Application No. 1881, for 4 of T. 4 Of
Of said SEC !. ! IS, ROW.
lie names the following witness S to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation ot aid
land viz: Andrew Barlow, John Schmidt. Samuel
Powell and William Russell. all "f Birch Creek,
Willis p. o., Bclvcrhcad CO., NJ +.
[,-,Sl ]. II. MOE, Register.
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County democratic 1acket
For Councilman:
,osEpH A. BROWNE, of Darling.
For Representatives.:
II sCHMALHAUSEN, Of Glendale.
WILLIAM +. JACOBS, Of Dillon.
For Sheriff.:
PAT DEMPSEY, OF Bannack.
For Clerk and Recorder:
PHIL u. NlCGOUGH, OF Dillon.
For Treasurer:
cHAS, W. HARDI5TY of Glendale.
For Probate 1adge::
w. BARKLEY, OF Glendale.
For Commissioners;
opvILLE w. w. ROTE, of Glendale
MARTIN BARRETT, Of Horse Prairie
For assessor.
AL. E. GRAETER, of Dillon.
For Sutt. Public Instruction.:
CHARLES MCCARTHY, OF Lion City.
Far Coroner:
c. l.. THOMSEN, Of Dillon.
For SMysryoy::
1OHN POINDEXTER, of Dillon.
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a Big Success.

"Mv wife was in bed two years with Il
complication Of disorders her physicians
could not cure, when was led to try Par
ker's Ginger Tonic. 1t was big success.
Three bottles cured her, at acost of a dollar
and fifty cents, and she is now rs strong as
any woman.- r. r., Buffalo.
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Charles MIkuS. Plaintiff, VS.. Michael Steel, Con
Bray and Frederick Peck, Defendants.
sy virtue of an order OF sale issued Ivy the DIS
trit cour, nj the First judicial District ct Mont:nl
Trrrtor, within an, for the County ot 3eavcrhcad
and To me duly directed and delivered, will sell ut
Sh.rF> Sale the ssh day of October, \. ID. 1881.
between the hours of % O'Clock IA. III. and !, ocock
n ot said day in front of ,hr Court ii:ls' in the
rnwnot Dillon. County of l'eav -rhcad, Montana
above n:,,ncI defendants, or SO much thereof
will satisfy eNccution issued in the
above action, the following described
property, living and situate in the Blue Wing
Mining District. l'rav"rhrad County. NJ. r.,
tn. w,t One undivided three eighth 90 part or in
tercs, OF the Trail I.odc undivided three eighth
rs, part or interest o. the Red Wing Lode, one
divivid one fourth interest of the li.ma'ire Lode
and claims Number three, % four, % and five,
Is, East from Discovery Claim On the D.lipont.
Lode.
Terms of sale, cash
DAVID +. REINiI.\RDT,
sheriff nf Bt,vcrhctd Co
Dillon, NJ. T.. Sept. ~, 1882. 3, tdl
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Str,vcd from my ranch, on Horse Prairie, Beaver
head County. NJ, T., about the s>th "f last june one
matched pair Of bay gcl!ings. ,hrec and to'r
years old: about rhk hands high: weight I,soo Ms
Roman noses; tails hob',rl branded circle X on
left hip and straight bar, thus on left shoulder
$50 will he paid for any information which will
lead their recovery or, $S5 tor their delivery 10
me on said ranch. PHIL SuENON.
Horse Prairie, sept. I, l>S,. t,>-
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NOTICE To CREDITORS.

Estate Of Patrick M,digan, deceased.
NOTICE is hereby given by the undersigned. aa-
IN ,nini>rator of the est't ot P:trirt Maai"an.
deceased to the creditors ot, and :ll persons favin"
claims against the said deceased, I" exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers. within four months
after the first pubic,,inn Of this notice. to the said
administrator ut isannlck, NJ. I.
WILLIAM ROE.
Administrator of Patrick MidiyLn, deceased.
Dated at Dillon. sept. a. 1881. ti.-
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TAKE EN UP

Taken up hou, the first Of September, 1857, 1t NV
ranch on birch Creek. hi, huc>r. seven years
old. branded \ On lett "'ouldrr The owner will
please prove the hose and take him away.
Also one isav Horse, about wears old: let,
front foo, and right hind foot white; branded with
a small scissor brand on lett thigh
{. F. BLUNT.
Birch Creek. Sept. -. ISSa. 81 81
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A Sensible Army Order.

Gen, Crook has issued the following or.
der from the headquarters of the depart
ment of Arizona: The Commanding Cen
.ral after making thorough, and exhaust
i've examination among the Indians OF the
eastern and southern part OF this Territory
regrets to say he finds among them a gen
eral feeling Of distrust and want OF cont''
dence in the whites, especially the so'd'ery'
and also that much di. satisfaction, danger
Gus to the peace Of the country exists
among them. Officers and soldiers serving
in this depa, tment are reminded that one
Of the principles Of military character
is Justice to ali Indians as well as to white
men, and a disregard Of this principle Is
likely to bring about hostilities and cause
the death of the very persons whom they
are sent here to protect. In all their deal,
ings with Indians, officers must be careiu!
not only to observe the strictest fidelity o''
make no promises not in their power to
carry out. All grievances arising w'thin
their jurisdiction should be redressed SC
that an accumulation of them may no,
cause an outbreak. Grievances 1t permittec
to accumulate, are like embers that smou'
der and eventually break into flames.
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The Political Contests In New YORK.

In all the contests for governor in New
York it is curious to notice that In no cam
paign since 1889 has the candidate ct e''ner ne
party who started with what is calied inc
''boom" been elected. The great popularity
OF Wadsworth in 1862, Griswold IN looo' %,
and Gen. Dix In 1875 was relied upon .,.a In
each of these wears to elect them, and the
Republican campaign opened most auspi.
ciously for them, but at the election they they
were miserably defeated, and the Dem Dsmqerats han
Morgan in 1889, Fenton in 1865, D'x IN IN
1873, and Cornell inlS7S were hanoicaPpea M
from the start and the "boom" was with the' N
Democrats, but they were defeated ana no, t.e Tue
Republicans elected their ticket. ~ a"e;e -,
may or NAV not he ANYTHING prophetic IN
this, and it is possible that history may not
repeat itself, but it only shows that ns ZONE
can tell a good deal easier who is governor
after election than before"
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TANDW UP

AtKnowlton Warm Springs, Bcavcrhc:!d Canv"n.
sorrcl horse, ahou, or v.rrs old; branded :
ON each shoulder, small star in forehead ,
To l,. seem Collar and saddle marks, and right hind
foo, white. The owner Nr.lue>tcu t" prove prop
crtv pay charges and take them away:
y. r.. X \OWI.ES.
knowlton Warm Springs,
)ctutcr S'h, 1872. n 9!
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An Explanation.

The delicate, howery and lasting fra
GRANGE OF Floreston Cologne explains why
it is such a favDrite with the ladies.
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ATlE AXU0.

One small grey horse s wears old, branded dim
+ on right hin, broke to work and ride. will pay
200 for information leading 10 his recovery, or
$4,000 oRE:"ARD
for his delivery To mt.
Arycnta Oct. !, 1881. 1881
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vs r~Ea business now before the public. Yo"
~ ~ can make money faster at work for us
.YH" ~ than ut anything else. Capital not
AA+ ~ B needed. We wilt start you. $la day
ami upwards made at home by the industrious. Men,
women, bows and girls wanted cverywher" to work
Nov is the time. You can work in spare time only
or yiv. vour whole time to the business You can
live. at home and do the work. No other business
will p.v v, u nearly WE'LL No one can tail to make
enormous nav bv engaging at once Costly outfit and
terms free Money made fast, easily, and honorah!y
Address TRUE & Co., Augusta. Maine. l4s'l
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~A1E1N UP.
Taken up Nv the subscriber ut his ranch on Horse
PRAIRIE about the 18TH Of August, 1889. one brown
mare, aged about years; branded with circle
on the left hip both front feet white, stripe in face
The owner viii prove property, pay charges OF nd.
SAM JAGGERS.
Horse Prairie, Oct. "a, 1889. l3s.39l
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4urua1.rcAw rxc1kHr.
ELECTION on TUESDAY, November 7th, 1882.

For Delegate to Congress-:
ALEX. c. BOTKIN, of Helena.
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Iraa1 Nodtes.


Charles MikuS, Plaintiff, VS.. Michael Steel, G.
Bray and Frederick Peck, Defendants.
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10Tf0R 70 THE PUBLIC.

,,.. rprnuNE has c0xsr.acf.d Snder tie
.ns;,r Lav If Montana, to da the Legal
f...S!s;s0 f."sS; asd ali Public P,istisx and
Aa.E.I;sc of svAatsysv character, for wAiaA
r"os..H s.s..~ led C.ssly Is eAar1aabls.
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For Delegate to Congress:
MARTIN MAG1NNIS, Of Helena.
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For District Attorney:
r. r. EDWARDS, Of Bozeman.
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=, rcr1os On TUESDAY, November IN, 1859.
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8laorlH'o sale.

SNCrlN ~ ntitNcfhciO 7 o.
Dillon, NJ T.. Sept. ~, 1881. l'' tdl
The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1882-08-03
The gdrorate.
THURSDAY, AUGUST 8, 1882.
New Drug Store.


"A. G. Craig's New Drug Store is
now in good working order, various
new improvements have been made
lately, splended illuminated mortar
sign has been added to the attractions.
MFR. ]. r. Baird gentleman well
known to the people of Ridgway and
surrounding country as Druggist
Pharmacist has been engaged as an
assistant.
The patrons Of the New Drug
Store" can always have the satisfaction
of being served by experienced COM
Founders, which is matter of great
Importance In business requiring 50
much skill, experience and caution as
the handling of medicines. No better
illustration is needed than the many
deaths occurring yearly from the mis-
takes of careless, incompetent and un-
principled venders of drugs. With @
hne assortment of fresh pure goods, at
popular prices, the people may rest
assured we will keepup with the times
and be content with nothing less than
being in the front rank of first class
Drug Stores.