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CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG Is 10 receive
So goo for singing twenty nights in Paris
$500 night! No wondershe is in love with
Or. Bulls Cough Syrup, the great remedy
for coughs aud colds, Tor what would she do
without it, ii she should be attacked suddenly
b. no rsaness2
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S72 Prizes o. s. Currency SIG S69
The tickets in the Supplement are sold at a uni
form price
wh01es, 81: Halves, 81.
Prizes paid In full in United States currency i'm
medisteiy on presentation OF ticket For tickets
and further informs tinn spniv IN CHASE & CO.,
New Haven. Conn, or No. 9 West Court street.
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The anti Chinese bill ia conceived in the
same spirit rs the persecution of the Jews in
Russia and Germany. 1t is against the gen
e al tendencies and spirit of the age.
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ANY attempt to secure the reissue of frac-
tional currency should be promptly met by
positive negative from Congress- Silver and
nickel ansW er every purpose.
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REFERRING to the anti Chinese immigra
ton bill now before Arthur for his approval
Bcecher says that "God writes down lass
against every man who voted for it,"
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A NATIONAL system Of Ievees for the pro
lection Of the low lands Of the Mississippi is
absolutely necessary to their safety from
overflow.
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GENERAL WASHINGTON NOTES.


The Speaker presented to the House to-day
communication from the secretary of the
interior, in response to the resolution of Rep
resentative Cobb, calling for information
relative to those States and railroad corpora
lions to which grants Of public lands have
been made to aid the construction of rail-
roads and not completed within the time
required by law.
Louisiana Lottery and the Postcfsice
Department..
Representative Manning says of his reso-
luton adopted by the House to-day, calling
for information in regard to the present reIa-
ions of the Louisiana State Lottery with
the postotfice department, that he expects to
show that the suspension order interdicting
the use OF the mails in the interest of the
Louisiana State Lottery was intimately con-
nected with the passage of the Star-route
deficiency bill in the spring of 1880, and that
it was corruptly obtained by General Brady
and the great ring of contractors interested
in the deficiency appropriation. Mr.. Man.
ming also says that there is every reason for
belief that the lobby employed by the Lot
terry Company WAS strong enough to defeat
the measure so necessary to the Star-route
ring, and that combination of the two in
fuences secured the success of the deficiency
bill and the resembling of the interdict on
the Lottery Company.
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OIL Hills Requested TO stop


NEW ORLEANS, March 29.-Rivrr sta
tionary. The relief committee viii
quest cotton seed oil mills TO discontinue
crushing until the demand from the over
flowed district Tor seed for planting 'is over.
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TUE unpaid Taxing District City Tax Bills for
i the year 1SS1 Merchants Capital and all
other property, have been placed in 10Y hands Tor
collection. All hose who have not paid will
please call at Sherif7s office at once and settle
hartH
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THE WORK ACCOMPLISHED
from January /, 1880, to October !, 1881, in
the way Of construction, enlargement and re-

1otai-. ..--....elZO4fz o5
This brings us down to the condition Of
the levees when they were so sorely tried by
the existing flood, and gives opportunity for
presenting consolidated statement of new
levees built and old work enlarged from
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INDICATIONS.

Far Tennessee and the Ohio rulley, fair Or
''ear and cooler treaLher, rising barometer, Nth
north to Uest winds. The Lower Mississippi yiH
fall sLo,rh
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of the Tnird Cavalry, dated Delhi, in which
the latter sums up the 81 uation as follows:
SIN the district from Red river to the Ar
kansas line, and about fifty miles west of the
Mississippi, there has been no loss Of life
except few children ia Black river, and
there is no actual starvation or restitution
at present. The supply there of rations, if
jldicious'y husbanded, will supply all press
ing needs until April 10Th, and then, if there
Is no improvement in the situation before
that date, there will exist general
restitution among all people, both
white and black. Should the food
fall decidedly by April 10th, l think
at most there will be needed only about one
half rations of bacon and meal 10 May LIST
for 5000 persons, who constitute a class of
small farmers, white and black. If there is
no change for the better before the 10th of
April, there will be about $4,000 persons
without food or credit. Should the water
fail decidedly by April 10th, the probability
is that planting can be done by May LIST, and
with that prospect the large planters will
pr, fer 10 feed their own hands; whereas, if
the water continues TO rise the whole system
of credit and working will be upset. and the
commission merchants Will decline 10 adj
vance to country merchants AID planters, and
the latter will not be able to feed their la
borers. | cannot too strongly recommend
that all issues be discontinued Immediately
upon the subsistence OF the water so that
planting can BEGIN"
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Bolivar and Washington
THE LEvEE TAN on COTTON.

The following statement shows the num-
Der of bales of cotton shipped from the
leVee district and the tex collected for the
years 1871, 70, rs, "A 70, rs, -, '7S, 70,
and 80, and the expense OF collecting the
tax on crops Of 1875, '76, II, rs, 70 and
go.
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COMPANY

Supplement TO Royal Havana Lottery
Takes Place wednesd ay, April I9, IsS2.
NEW sCHE8GE-I5,OOOT Tickets only 81
each-S72 Prizes GUS. Currency SF6.dC0-
Desiring 10 meet the very genera demand for
LoW-priced Tickets, we have devised s Supplement.
tary Series of Prizes based upon the Regular Draw
ings of the Royal Havana Lottery, the amount of
Prizes in which are as follows:
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Mozart Society.
UNPAUb TAXES.

THE members of the Society are earnf silly re
l. duested TO meet at Holle1berg's Hall this
CrHURSDAY) evening at $50 O'Clock, 81 arp
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Lieutenant BandOIph's Report On the
Situation.

ST LOUIS, March 29-The government
steamer General Barnard, loaded with 5000
governm mt rations, meat and bacon, and
about fifty tons of food aud clothing, con-
trbuted by charitable citizens, left here last
night for Memphis, Helena and Nicksburg,
IN command OF Champlain Mullen, of the
United States army. General Beckwith has
irst received 2 renort from
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THIS WORK WAS PAID FOR
from the annexed sources, which gives the
total yield of taxes, cotton, acreage and adj
UaLore'n tax for the years 1875 to 1880 in
elusive:
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Chicago, March 29-The Stock Exchange
has filled its maximum of membership. APP
plications have been received from several
Eastern cities
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Grand Opening.

OF French pattern bonnets, Thursday, March
Both, at Mrs A X. Sloan's.
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ExTREAELYpalatable, and sure cure Tor
all malarial diseases is DR.. Leslie's Quinine
Wine.
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The amounts derived from the liquor tax
and licenses in 1850 in the great cities #
the United States are as fOllows:

A Benedictine community which, in de-
6snce of the DEGREES and the laws had been
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Grand Opening.

OF French Pattern Bonnets, Thursday, March
Both, at Mrs. A. X. Sloau's.
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into. Advisory commissions never deal with
cases OF this sort. The surest way for Con
gress to arrive at desirable results will be for
1t TO provide commission with full powers
TO investigat every cause OF complaint
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The MONARCH

HAVIEG been appointed Agent for the Hessrz
n NJ brunswick K Balke Co. the ceie-
brsted rnsnufactrIIerE Of Billiard Tables aud sup
plies ern PREPARED 10 offer inducements TO parties
requiring anything in this h1s; -
T2ulfard ROorn MeTuphla Tenn
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mo. 1881
Application for Patent
ssr#Hs UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
+ %s@EEa Hrf ruA N r. Juu, d 1859

Notice 10 hereby given that the Hope Mining Com
pany, an incorporation existing under the laws of
the State OF Missouri, BY Frank Perkins, their at
torney IN fact whose poetoce address IL Phiipsbnrg,
application for patent to 297 linear feet OF the Cliff
No. 2iode. mine, or vein, with 83 acres OF surface
ground known ar the Potosi mill site. situated In
tlint Creek mining district Deer Lodge county.
Montana Territory, and DESIGNATED BY the Official
plat snd field notes on fe In this Office as lots num-
hers 81 and b, In township north, range 10 west.
said lots numbers being Described follows to-wit:
Beginning ut a sandstone l6x6x4 inches, marked |
G. 80 A. for corner No. /. which IL also corner No.
OF lot ~ A, from which the apartr section coiner
on the east boundary Of section 25 T. tn, r. II w
hears north 70 degrees 80 minutes 396SIl feet
100 IL chans distant and running thence south three
degrees east lu0 feet thence g. S7e W. 2 feet thence
ss W. 100 feet th~nce n 81 r. ss7 feet to corner
BEGINNING az enartz stone 16x1ox6 ipches marked
NJ g. 80 b. for corner No l. this IL ale0 corner No.
Of Lot Al A. from which the quarter section corner
on the east boundary OF &c. ., 7: IN: r. !. ",
chaInsl distant. and corner No. Of Lot 81 bears
N So X. i3s feet distant. and running thence b. 2
degrees 81 minutes E. 101 feet, thence y 40s 500
feet. thence degrees is minutes I'D feet. thence
degrees 10 minutes W. 5s7 feet thence N. s7s =. SIS
feet 70 corner No. and place OF beginning. x
Containing an area Of 66S acres In Lot 30 A, and
4.a3 acres In Lot 50 B, making total of 56 acres
The iosation Of this claim h recorded In tho re
corders once Of Deer Lodge comfy. 10 hook r. psge
y for the lode and hook u. page 49, for the mill
The adjoining ciaimants to the lode are tho Hope
the cxst, and 10 the CiiR No lode, lot "A b. on the
wrsa: and 10 the min site the Hope Mining Company
TO the Bay Horse mil Site lot n ,. on the wet.
us. I'LL. @a 9aHeS@ J. II. mon, Register.
n. .. RIssxLssa. Attorney for Claimants.
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serious, solemn thing, this regulation drive.
To look 70 the right or left, to be suppressed
Or even interested In anything or anybody, h
not permitted by Bellevue avenue etiquette.
Dsgs are In msny carriages, child rarely,
and doubt II child would endure the up
midtown, up-and-down drive more than .
hslf-dosen days In succession. There are
everywhere on the island beautiful country
drives, but fashion has never found them out.
Neither Is 1t fashionable TO drive on the
beach; the moisture Injuries carriage yarnish.
There Is great deal that 10 delightful about
the Newport summer life, and there Is great
deal that repels the man Or woman who be-
lieves life was not given them to waste.
Time spent In rest and recuperation ID not
wasted. The Newport dissipation, though
entirely unlike that fSaratoga, which fiaunts
all IT. amusements In the eyes Of the whole
world, ID no loss dissipation.
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A No. flH9. 8 l
Mining 4 Application.
UNITED STATES LAND Orrrcx,
4 HELENA, N. r., Junes 1851

Notice 10 hereby given that the Hope Mining CON-
pany m incorporation existing under the iaws oi
the stste u Missouri by Frank l. Perkins, their At
hnrr Deer Iodxe county, NJ. r.. have this day hled
their application fur patent 10 30S linear rct of
the Silver Chief lodv. mine yein WITH In Of
surfsce ground known the Durango mill lite eifu
ated In FLINT Creek mining district. Deer Lodge
county Montana Territory, and deal mated hy the Of
fcial LIT and Geld NOTES IN In this oil ice ar ioir
nutnbers y sd y. In tawnshIp norh. range Il
t0-wit.
aBeYinnsnx II granite some aorftx6 inches marked
u. G. ~ A and G. 10 A. for corner 20 Il. which
n slro corner No 81 10. II A. from wbih he qSar-
ter s~ssjon cnvncr ,he s<t boundary OF See Is r.
i5sss let It's ss ehain- dIsisn'. and running
.n.ns IN -, sssss ~ nus y ~ i.s thses,
,30S feet. thence soeth ~ feet 81 corner Nn and
place OF hexinHing. Z sa*N u &c. k+
Beginning !. /. pot ~ frvs long. incacr square.
mall site FROM which the quarter -rcsinu oarnrr On
n = dex ~ min w. a.5sf. Il feef tss VI chains l--
tsnt, aua csrn.r No q w. ~ hears n. ~ dsx. ~
min @663.6s fe u ~ eh sinsI di<tanf and run
n,ng .hencr .. 81 de1 Is min. r. iss Il 4 thine Il
e. dre. ~ min. w. $40 iees III. mrs n sf deg u MIN
w. - fest. theuce n IS der % min II. 100 fest u
Consainine "a ARA IL Lot u a u Id ~ acres
claime1 and IL at@ Inciudsa ID Lot a nat claimcs
snd - scses u .; " ,. making / fnSA of n Il
oies i I'M aim s'i /. r.ea. il.
osDere o. ice1f Deer L0dns cp4ntF. In he0k y.
- - aos re iefih ard bo0k i. peees - md -.
- e11sisIss e,aiuasts ~. d - ye1s - h.
Miet1k onpaqy " - Trps ftssnss Iedo. ~ n 4,
- - 4l~6m&&ln Uln1rg Gnmt16nv Ia IT, nstfIi
-, 1t0, - ~ Weo1 - y ~ MIN ~, ~
ee Asss< appeer y - nay Hesss ~ sits, -
~ II. ~. NOR n11kisser. !
s IN j. 4Ql4mu4 A11(IElI - Qlntm6m1a y ii.
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Edward C. Mafklcy aud James II sherrerd, sur
vivinI trustees. plaintiffs. w. The Algonquin Com
pany. defendant. ff'ft 2 "t. sig s II.
To be sold at sherir's sais. on E@
5r, SATURDAY. AUGUST 5-H. A. ID. 1884
AT O'Clock y. m. In front ~ the Cont house door,
In the town and county Ut Deer Lodge In Monfana
Territory. under and by virtue o. an execution IN
the above entitled caure, irsuea out oil the Dstrcl
Court OF the Second Judicial District of the Terri
tory OF Montana inand Tor the coun,y OF Deer Lodge
the following described property, to-wit T., 4.
That certain qiartz mining claim situated In Flint
Greek mining district. In the county OF Deer Lodge
and Territory OF Montana known af the ' Bell lode
designated In the United States Land Office Mt Helena,
In said Territoryas lot No sixtytwo 1881 In nship
No sevcn t7l nonh. OF range No thirteen fl3l west.
said mining claim being bounded by lines follows
to-wit: .s
Beginning Mt post marked No. l. and running
from thence east 7s8 feet TO corner No O. market by
astone 1sAsxs inches. thence north W east 5Sik eet
~ corner NO 3 msrked by port, thence north 80 Q
west 1900 feet 10 corner No marked by lime stone
1sxinx5 ircher, from which the quarter section cor
on west boundary l'He Of section 30 In township
north, OF rsnse 10 west bears north rs deg. and
min. wet 1901 feet thence south west ST. feet
to corner No B. matkeu BY LIMESTONE isXGxs Incl e.
thence south say degrees east 702 f. to the tisce
Of beginning sud cont dining Of II VI acres
Aiso the " E.tii iude taining c am, situated In
the mining dstrri, county and Territory aforesaid,
and comprirng the discovery claim aud claims mum.
beted l. O. q, T. and snulheas.elr. and elaine num-
bered 1. 2, g. T. and n0rthw,s erly from discovery
claim ON ssid lode aud hsing IN. ssrne mining claim
described on page 5ss Of u iuk D" Of Lode
Records the Office ut the Recorder OF said county
Dated this i2th day q July. 4. D: 1881.
THOMAS sTRANa. Sheriff
-nF&
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Pumplng . Sea Dry.

One Of the greatest enterprises ever un.
deftaken has been definitely decided upon
by the Government OF Holland. THIS Is the
reclamation ofthe Zuyder Zee, gulf or bay
on the coast, about forty miles In length and
Of nearly the same breadth where II Is widest,
though Ito average breadth Is considerably
less. d, Its area ID not far from 500 square
miles, or half million acres, about one
tenth Of the area Of the State OF Massachu-
sets. A dyke Of nearly twenty-five miles
across the mouth Of the bay will be required
extending from the city Of Enkhuysen to the
coast ofthe province OF Overysel. Then the
great salt lake thus formed will be pumped
dry BY huge steam pumps. The dyke itself
win be tremendous work, Of great thick
ness, to Withstand the force Of the waves on
that stormy coast. The. material viii be
sand an clay, aud It's height will be sixteen
feet above the sea level. The cost Of the
work Is estimated Ut $46, 1000, COO. y#T
8 Work will begin on the dyke ut four diff
ferent points, and from seven to ten years
will be required to complete II according to
present calculations. When the lake Is
pumped out, what Is now the bottom Of the
sen will be a vast meadow of remarkable
fertility, IS similar works on small scale
have proved, and the value Of the land thus
reclaimed from the sea will handsomely pay
for the great investment. Many square
miles Of the present territory Of Holland
hare been rescued from the sea by the stout
and tenacious Dutchmen, but no enterprise
on so vast scale as this has been attempted
before. II 10 how ten years or more since
the project was seriously entertained, and
the engineers, who fully understand their
problem, have now completed their plans
and estimates, and the Government has re-
solved to enter upon the work without de-
lay.
fG 'a ag
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Ina 49, AZ. mo, I1t6.I -s,s, .a,s.t.
Application for Patent.



Notice IL hereby given that Thomas Stuart, whore
Poetefce address lie DER Lodze. Deer Lodge county,
Montana, and Rein Anderson and Granville Stuart.
whose Postnffce address l. Parker. Meagher county.
Montana. have this day fled their application for
2i6s VI placer mining ground, stuat In Gran
te Mining District. (unorgHnizedt comfy OF Deer
Lodge and Teuiiory OF Montana. and Designated by
the ticia plat and Held notes file 10 this Office
Lot No. II In Ten RS w. Said Lot No. ~ Is descrb-
ed with magnetic variation NJ ~ degs 23 deg
follows Notwithstanding at pine stump three feet
above greand. M Il In diam, marked N II G. for
co aer No !, whence u sec. car. between sections
and r . MRS W. bears 2s,f dess X AIS chs dist.
and running thence I6k dogs w 20 chs. TO cor No.
2, post; thence 45k degs w, 10 chs TO No. 3,
post; thence south ~ chs 70 cur No. 4, post;
thence s6k degs Il. % che, TO corner No a. post;
thence N s. degs Il, $50 chs, TO cor No. and p
OF beginning, containing IN area Of ~ .d3 acres.
he above described mining ground 10 claimed by
right OF location, compliance with the and
toms Of miners and the nndisturbed ownership and
possession thereof for years ast part by the said
applicants their granto and pred cessors In terest
This claim Ii NOT Of record and the adjoining claim
ants are Mcguire and DeRyckere on the East and the
above named applicants who claim nupatented min
ing ground on the Northwest s
67l-I0t J. II. MOE. REGISTER.
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Providence Journal.

Providence Journal. @
The learned professions, - they used to
be styled, hare long ceased TO be the only
caliings In which educated men are 70 be
found. j They are not unfrequently aban.
.doned by those who have entered them for
other pursuits, which, In IN equal " not
greater degree, require trained and instruct
ed minds. Journalism, teaching, engineer
Ing and many other similar occupations have
risen to the rank Of professions, and demand
high education and scienti6c or literary at
tainnents on the part Of those engaged In
them, not less than the older professions
Of law. medicine, and theology. This 10
.strikingiy illustrated In the records Of every
college class. The change Is one Of great
interest. II shows that = education and in
teilectual culture increase, the ways In
which they are TO be turned TO accou ut are
constantly multiplying. The young men
who are now leaving our colleges, II they
are really well educated, will find them
selves In vastly greater demand than did
their predecessors twenty years ago. The
market for real talents and high attainm ents
was Lever 70 large - now. &
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UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELgnA, MI, r.. June d. 1889.

- E1-"I|"| HELENA, NJ. IT., june d, 1889.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has il-d notice of hs intention to make nna
proaf In support OF his claim and dnal entry
thereof and That aaid proof will he made before the
Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county, NJ r at his Of
dee In the town Of Deer Lodge. Saturday. the s9t
dag OF July. A. ID. 1892 to.wt: Marion j Oyerturf
who filed Presumption Deciaratory Statement No
4sae. for LIhts Nos. and Q, Ut Section No 80, In
Township No-e North. OF Ringe No. 9 West, and
be names the following witnesses 10 prove bic con
tinnous residence upon and cultivation OF said tract
to-wit; william b. Cline, Nathan Smith, Ruins A.
Whitsell and Nels Hansen, all of Deer Lodge Poet
Once, Deer Lodge county, NJ \. -E--sgs" az
J, II. MOE, Register,
o. b. o'BASsos. iny for Claimant.
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The conveyance Of property BY . debtor
when Judgments are In eSistence against him
II fraudulent and the intent Of the purchaser
In taking the property need not be establish.
ed - fraudulent to defeat the sale, In the
opinion Of the Supreme Court Of Iowa, In
Wight vs.. Gray, decided April %, and the
Court added that purchaser Of property
from q fraudulent vendor, when be Is aware
of the fraud, can not hold 1t against credi.
tors, though he paid full value for 1t.
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A. America. Carl Jll.s British 10 I'd.
Baltimore Sun.

Baltimore Sun.
The pale zone Of Belgravia has been put
to the blush BY the rosy region Of Queens
Gate, Kensington, and oil London "socisty''
Vi, TO nss IN American poets lovely phrase,
"on lis ear" because . fair and somewhat
It San Francisco belle with Hibernian
psaronymic hiss jilted ! live and kicking
British lord. It was DOT entirely the astion
Of the belle, but rsther thss Of her more fair
and 1T mother. who repeatedly and triumph
antly bas said cher, daughters are 1ot for
sale In the European markets, and she would
prefer the ho.sest title Of plain Mr.. TO thai
OF dubious MILFORD wholsoes tuft hunting
and purse pulling Nevsrtheless. the IN.
dependent mere has taken kindly 70 Ro.
man title Of marquessa, and enjoysit mosi
Hiberniaily! pi3 8s aaas*hsaka
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Notice Of Final Entry,
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

~. UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HEtEsA, M. T., June 81, 1885.
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF his intention to make final
proof In support Of his claim. and that said proof
will be made before the r gstef and Receiver at
Helena, N. t.. on Tuesday. August /, 1881, viz
William II. Wilson, Homestead Application No.
1880, for the EE u NWL and M sWA, Sec. 10. T.
On II. w.. He names the following witnesses to
prIve bis continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land. viz: Daniel W. Gruwe, Frank John
and Edward Heilman, OF Stone Station MI of on
tana Territory. 5s... ..--- 5sr-
J. II. MOE,
6Tst Register.