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100000 Bottles
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THIS Syrup possesses Varied Properties.
IL Stimulates the PtyaIIae IN the saliva,
which converts the starch and Sugar of the
food into glucose = deficiency In PtyaIIne
causes w ind aRd >ouring OF the food la the
sIoUAsch. If the medicine &. taken tnlunEdi-
atcty after eating Ghe &c fermentation OF food
L. prevented.
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Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

OF left and jlnyle bob the right. Hor z
brand the ss n on LEFT hip. Range ..u
Clmarcn river at mouth OF Crooked
Creek. p y Dodge City.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

On either or both
|sides. p. o. Medi-
cine Lodge. w. P.
Ewing in charge .
Range onDritwood
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03
FRANZ roAfLrw
SON.
EVANS, HUN
TER & EVANS

Brands: Heart upside down on left hip.
Ear marks-swall0w t0rk in each ear
ON some cattle. Another lot branded II
8 on side and hip and rail on either side.
Some branded on side and Z on left
-hip-crop in left underhalf crop In righs
hip-crop and underbit each ear. An
other lot III on lett side. Another lor
Arrow brand on left hip-split in each
ear.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03
Fred Taintor.

On lett side and
ip of all she
stock. Increase
OF herd bra ndpd
additional g on
right hip and ear
mark smooth crop
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

V ID connected on left sIde, HR connsc
side and Y bar on left sds. "a
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

Ranch located at Walnut Grove, near
CimarrOa river, Indian Territory. Post
Office addresses, s. T. MAJOR, Medicine
Lodge or Wichita, Kansas. or w. B. BROAD
WELL, Hutchinson or Kiowa, Kansas.
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03

JAL-JA connected on left side, z
cross on right side half circle on riyht
side and on left shoulder Pc well
nngton. rs. Range Is miles no tn of
Medicine Lodge. v2-25
Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1882-11-03
X. W. PHILLIPs ,

r. w. PHILLIPs
on each side or
LETT hip. Addition
al brands. "a con-
nected on left hiD
of some stock.
on left side neck
and hip Of some
cattle.
Horse brand. "a
connected on left
hip. p o Sun city
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09

We were yesterday shown very
interesting relic Of Indian warfare
in the shape "f the -kull Of an aho-
riginal who evidently died with his
l,os,ts on. The finder picked II upon
the old BARKER trail in the Judith
Basin country. I'm the left side Of
the skull and a little in front ef the
xuricular opening y hole In. lccn
crushed through, which Is AL inch
and half long, hy an inch in width.
The wound Is said by fr"ntiersn,en
IL have been inflicted hy = weap'n
formerly much used among the trisrs
Of Northern Indians. II consists Of
. heavy piece Of lca'l attached to
raw-hide thong, which in turn il tied
to the handle of a stout quirt stis'k
and operated like whip-lash. d.
rcctly Opposite the wound referred, to
a second blow hal evidently been
struck, which bruised and checked
hut did not rush the skull. Above
the right eye an iron arrowhead IL
firmly i,,i,e,l.le.l. which, though
somewhat eaten hy rust, is still In .
.,,,4nl stat: ofpre~ervation.-H"'"
GU.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
Robbers Captured by IN n. p.
Train.

Last week. in the Yellowstone
country, = robbery was committed
near the track Of the Northern Pa
cific. Just ~ the train CAME along.
The man who had been knocked
down anil relieved of his va!nas'lcs.
signale.l the engineer and pointed
out the robbers, who where maxim.
gtn,d time down the track in the OPP
lxnkite direction from that in which
the ears were going. THE train was
Immediately started at fall speed af-
ter the road agents, vii" couid not
leave The vicinity Of the track on ac-
count Of high bluffs on each side Of
tl;e road. A generous v"lley from
tie various guns Of the train hands
and passengers arrested the flight Of
the villains, who were captured asd
conveyed to Miles City, where, after
examination, they were committed
under 81 ,GaW bonds to await the nc
ticn Of the grand jury.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
Whether to be a.: Angel Ur I.;ciS
L,9htning-rod Man.

Last 'viht.l Il treat religious revival
Was hel,i il, u rcri:in OHIO Eti.i'h:.l-
heed. AMI several y'""! mr;' III .''"'":
all their intiur.., ~ !tar"na .,y..ih
iu,i,:r: named Harris. .Aii.r ta...:
ct;;n,:- IL. W:> !.r'uy!,; I" tie anS;'"''
seat. aud then they had the i,:."i''-
ness IT hearing him announce tina
h. fc.t Himself saved. IN Tie :"'nr..'
VI three "r four day, the nnin;-'",
met him AMI asked:
We'll. Brother Harris. how 'i,' yea
,.c;:
"O|,. Sin.'rr '.!'-".y nIra". "'>
TIE reply.
"i".. 10: What j. :lc tr:ui.i.:'
"Wril. ,;i'!u', t:s'! ths' '"i.'
over twenty minutes '":'r>. i IA;
across Il tru;:-tr.r agent who ii"; ~
s.E ~: >l' lat yrnr. Tie" ! VIZ
ready (" tiy int" the gates "s lravt"
and ti'crc lie was ..hm':l!n. I" this;;
"f how he worked oil - lit - crab
apple tree, "n n,e for new kin,i I"
,war. I couldn't even brra!: hi.
neck. and the old woman she go! in
and said I was aliu~ gettin' In I"'x
and the hull thing has sorter >tirr.''
me up till I can't say whether III
Ike to lick light ning-r"d man or !"
- angel"
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
Nssouls Races.

9pseisl Dispatch % the NlHER.
The opening day Of the WesteTn
Montana A. n. 4 II. Annexation
wss mt up to the expectations Of the
Director. The attendance Was light
and the track heavy and dusty. The
6,ct that two cases q! small l'Ox had
made their appearance in Miasea'a .
few days ago hal much to d" win
the slimn.ss Of the attendance. One
az these two eases died at the pes:
house to-day. The following !: the
score Of the races
First rae -6NLyard dash-BaId
Hornet, /; bounce, ,; Sleepy Pets;
time $50.
S..coud-Trsttins race for green
,,or,e.. mile elssh-Famuie Jones, :
Chicago Bill, :; Gray Foot distsncsd;
time 3:l4!.
Thirl-thrce-qusrtcr mile dasn-
Grizsl-y. /: Raid Hornet :; Matte
Morrison, 3; time. l::S..
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
Prom ~ Oaily q friday.
BURGLARS.
4 00ndoom0 Gold Watch and
eomo 1lo0oy otolen.

The residents Of the second door Of
the Cap,iee building were honored
wednesday night BY . call from
burylsrs. They entered the rooms
occupied BY Silvea Hughes, the
obligins bookkeepef for Lee w.
Foster 1 Co, and ]. n. Knight,
clerk tor the silver Bow company,
aud finding their clothes lying On
the chairs, went through the pockets
securing from Mr.. Hushss enly .
few dol'an, be being lucky to have
only . small san In his pockets, and
Mr. Knight mourns the loss Of .
handsome gold worth $50 and 81 In
coin.
p. Brephy's room b On the same
door aud although the door was I'M
loeyed his room W. not visited. He
had >3oO In bio room which could
have been taken.
This was eestainly daring work
and denotes the presence Of those In
our midst for whom Il b we'll to be
prepared.
The thieves for some reason did
not visit the third story and missed .
mast excellent opportunity to take
II . cool 900. Dr. Gleason had this
amount In biz pocket - stakes on q
hosso race which takes place In .
few days and he states there was no
reason 10 the world why they could
not have secured every dollar Of 1t
had the robbef or robbers visited the
third story. However, they did not
and the Doctor h consequently more
than happy.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09

Now that the electric light h sue
eess In Helena would II not he = good
itira fDr the Butte company {" ut
once take steps for the erection Of
their machinery.
We continue our list " Those who
have yubscribed to assist the fire CONF
many: J. r. Russell, g; Geo. W.
Newkirk. 80. Stackpole, simpson 4
Co., SlO; Goldsmith l. Co.. $l5; Firtt
National Sank, s5o; +. L. Bonner 4
Co., ~ I.eyson L Turk. sl": Cole
man 4 Co., 8; You Foo kce. $40:
Quoug Lung Chong SID; Sam kee,
90; Ay Yung, 8. Collected to date.
1oN.
The great cattle range Of Wyoming
under the military protection Of Fort
Mckinney, isaLout 800 miles square,
In this ara there are nov grazing
aN. 90 head Of cattle, worth - per
head, amounting to Ga. 5'n.o'. to
which can he added the value of tho
horses and ranches Of the cattle men
and the farmers, and the stuck 81 the
gransers, making At least sl' an. "U
worth Of property under the Protec-
tiDn az Fort Mckinney.
TIE P.,stofIi:e d partment has ~
tablisl,ei u mail rs'ute from Ni>so'''a
T., the eastern end of the Pacific rail-
road. and commencing with tue Sth
Of September daily service will ply
to au.l from, the points named. This
link completes the new tra"s'to''t'-
mental y .rvice by the northern route.
Four and xix horse coaches will run
between Billings. ON the Yellow
stone. and the terminus on C'arkes
Fork VI the Columbia, anil all Mon
taua mails for Northern Idaho.
Washington Territory and Oregon
will hereafter pass over this direct
route.
Nearly six thousand heal Of cattle
are now on the rvad to BilIsnys Sos
shipn,eat sast.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
Freight Notes.

The following freight was shipped
north over the Utah & Northern {:
70 Butte, :: cars of oats. Of canned
ro.ls. i Of coal, !: e coke. ) If Iner-
,.l,audisc; to Dillon, I car Of reapcr>.
:. Of stoves. !. Of canned g,"als. Of
merchandise to silver 1IUw. =: cars
Of n,ervl,a n.iise, .Uf stoves: to Elack-
fsn,t : ears Of merchandise: I" Ftra.
t.llo. l car If corn, l Of merchandise;
IL Logan, l OF nicrc!,andise.-Ii
so,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09

w. G. Oakes b ever from Basin.
e. w. Park Of Silver Star Is In the
city.
J. A. Stephens 10 In town from
Omaha.
VIM. Price /. in the city from
Phillipsburg.
Peter IIislon came up from, Dillon
last evening.
G. f.. Miller IL In town from Silver
Bow Junction.
q. r. Williams arrived yesterday
from Ogden.
Aiss Gilchrist, II Pips.stonc, is Wis
iting Butte.
&C. Ruthrxuff, the electric light
man, 10 In the city.
F. T.. Wunderlich and wife Of
Divide, are In town.
II. H. Kleinschmidt, Helena. 10
among the recent arrivals.
DR.. A. H. Mitchell, Of Deer Lodge
arrived In the city last evening.
John and Henry Quinlan came in
from Deer Lodge valley yesterday.
y. J. Coln,an, A. F. Brown aud N.
Hutchinson, of San Francisco, are Ia
Butte.
Judge Caleb f. Irvine returned last
! evening fr"m Deer Lodge. He left
! Mrs. Irvine much improved.
DR.. l.. W. Frary aud wife arrived
from Helena last evening, and leave
! this morning for San francisco.
! r. Harnan and F. II. Jones, l.. s.
Army, are in the city. The latter Is
accompanied by his wife and child.
! James Connolly, Edward C,ane,
aud Alvin Taylor arrived here last
: evening from Gunnison. Colorado.
; F. l.. Geutsch, Assistant Sul'erin-
! tendent and w. F. Beel,el, Auditor
! Of the Northern Pacific express, are
in the city.
: N. Johnston and Sim Dervis Of
Bannock are in the Silver City. The
latter brought up fi!ty-pountl lar Of
refined bullion.
J. u. McKinzie, master mechanic
In building the Lexington mill, on
the completion and acceptance Of
the job, received Thurs''ay evening
a leasaut farewell call from, his fel'
low workmen. to whom he rendered
al elegant -a;.l~r. He left yesterday
for san Francisco from, which place
he expects to 60 to Mexico.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
rFo0 ~ Daily q l'sssay.
DAsell1Q RObBnY.
4 wagon Load OF 0oode 9toaan
During Wodnooday's
Pre-.

Mention was made II the MINIS
thst . man had stolen load Of soo,ls
from Asssrs Casey 1 Brophy daring
the fre Wednesday.
The DIRE occurred about boon, but it
was three O'Clock before the loss wss
discovered. r. Brophy aud Geo. H.
Prnross started after the thief aud ct
Silver Bow learned definitely that .
team answering the description u
the one they were hunting had passed
that punt about l:3D o'clock, going IN
The direction Of the Hump. They RIDE
rapidly bat 1t the Hump were unable
70 ct any information In regard to
the matter. there were ~ many teams
passing. However. BrOphy and
Penrose pushed on towards Warm
Spring., but when they reached that
place felt sare they were On the
wrosg trail. They then started Tor
0wendale and from there made for
OssSskW RSOC0 VI SsSS A0OBS BOODS
which point they reached aboUt
dark but could learn nothing In ~.
gard to the daring thief. It W. bv
this time very dark and they rsesaeed
their steps to this city, which they
reached ut II O'Clock.
Mr.. Brophy does not know exactly
The valse Of the property IT. len but
thinks It did not exceed atty dollass.
The thief not only had the nerve
to steal . lead and drive oil, bat
stopped near the Mount Vernon
House and came hack to get another
armful which was also deposited In
the wagon, the whole teing carried
OF In brs'ad daylight, and up to this
, time nothing has been heard from
him. since he Passed Silver Bow .
little after o'clock.
At the time the goods were taken
| there welo MT less than 2.O0O people
within one hundred yards q the
wagon, yet the thief has % faE
escaped every effort to overhaul him.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
DISCHARGED.

Joseph kes-ler, IN Jail ut Dillon.
charged with tine murder Of David
Acrpe. at Glendale. on the :Nh al!
April last, wa. discharged "n Thurt-
day, the grand jury failing 10 fin'l II
bill against him.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09

Rufus r. Phillips, who had hear
ing Thursday, before Judge Carroll.
on the charge Of threatening the life
Of John Morrison, was yesterday dis.
charged.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
A RICH STRIKE.
Ono Which Goes One Hundred
Ounces in Silver and
800 Gold.

Yesterday the lesses Ut work On the
Stevens, uncovered a strong two-foot
vein ut . depth Of sixty feet In the
new shaft. The wallis are we'll de-
fined and the vein has every in:lica-
tion of wincning ~ depth - .ttsines'.
The ore body uncovered - re''arka-
bly high grade, carrying over one
hundred ounces in silver aud from
81: to 500 gold per ton.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-09-09
RAILROAD TINS.
Pfogro0D Of the Iron 8oeo0 IN
Montana,

The net earnings Of the Northern
Pacific cannot be used to bald the
rod. The amount now applicable
to dividends b about q, 600. QUO.
Herman Trott has been confirmed
- keneral land agent isr the North
esu Pacific.
The bridge Of trestle work 1t
Marent's gulcl,, fourteen mikes below
Nissoula, when finished, will he
quite IN elaborate affair. Including
the apl,rnacises, the bridge will Ie
SIS feet long, and - feet high, con-
tanning l.UA, m feet ri lumber.
What 10 known rs . How: truss will
10 used In the centre AZ the structure,
which will probably ct'st In the
neixhl,orhaod IT IN, MW 70 -, O(N.
superintendent George N. Cross,
has issuesl circular t. the o0lcen
aud agents II the company, ANNOUNCE
inx that on the lst Ut September The
Wisconsin division (as far - coni-
pl%tetl) will Le turned over to the ol'-
Grating department, and that the
Yellowstone division, from FOr*ythe
to Billings. will l'e turmesl over to
the operating dciArtn'eCt September
18th. Distances, stations, names
schedules will soon be published.
The round house at lIillings, upon
which, work hxs ALREADY been conn
mence.l, Is to have eleven k'cos''O-
tive stalls 1t once, an.l II laid out 10
that 1orty.four stalls can Ike pat In.
The diameter Ut the turr-taOIs ~ 81
feet; the engine repair shop will he
l0OxlaS; the car repair shop, lOoxll3,
and the blacksmith shop 6OxsS. All
these buildings are to he Of brick.
and Of . substantial character, and
the work ulx,n then, will BE pushed
with energy.
All hut 80 0f the 1853 miles Of
ruaA now being operated BY the
Northern Pacific II on the main line.
It 10 officially stated that th" North
ern Pacific has $685. miles to build.
The Northern Pacific h sucoarag-
ing the cultivation Of timber along
ito land grant, by furnishing farmers
with cuttings and seedlings free, and
hes . large gang " men ut work
planting trs'e. along the line of IT.
trsrk frSm Farxo to His"'ark, In Da'
kota. It will not he many years be
!! fore the road win run through beau
tifal avenue IT shade trees, which
will not only aid to the great natural
; beauty Of the landscape, but will fur
uish prOtestiOn to the track ngaine'
storms and snow drifts.
On the 18th Of August the track Of
the Northern Pacific reached point
| lust this side Of Canyon City. which
! n eixht miles west Of Billings.
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Special 10 the MINER:
The attendance 1T the races (" day
was very slim. There was but one
race. and that not VI such exceeding
r:,pi.lity as I" !im.! a r!a,'c in Kinks
Guide for this year: The following
was the score:
Mile da.h-I,ald Hornet. first:
Grizzly. second. Time. ISIS There
will lie no racing tomorrow.
J. y. 4.
MIs<orLA, SEPT. :, i>>2.
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w. H. Pierce, Wickes, b In thu
city.
b. g. Chester is In town from Mel
r0<e.
F. L. Ketchum, ef New York, h
In Butte.
IA. Geodhus arrived last evening
from Helena.
j. j. Hedges arrived last evening
from Nausnejd. Ohio.
Archibald Smith, Of Deer Lodge
Valley, came up last evening.
Nj. J. T. Nolan, . inst class job
printer from Salt Lake, arrived last
night, and has accepted position On
the MINER.
NJ. d. r. Brown, the genial and
popular representative Of Carroll,
Abrams 4 Carroll, whoIeDale liquor
dealers Of Can Fr.ncisco b In the
city. Mr.. Brown represents bis gOots
~ they are, and relies solely upon
their merits f0r their sale. Our user-
chants will iInd in Mr.. Brown . gen.
tlesnan who performs all he promises.
Tom Deyarn,on, the gosl-looking,
wholesoulei proprietor Of our able
contemporary, the XtstaisO"its", has
been In the city day or two, and
leaves for his home this morning.
Tom meets . host Of friends 10 the
Silver City who consider 1t one al
their chief aims In life to sulAcrtbe
for and ply for bis sprfghtIy
weekly. May his shadow never grow
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A Masher.
xvi .fis fiat innihc, !.

xvi NJ Is fiat nnihe,
"A ma :irr. ,cAr:
YJ,wi!! al vas fini 1: Si",r'ii.- h.r'.
p.,- Il on ~" Z .ri,c, OF liz" 81, ut.
Pro,i:v displaying us my !c.-..
Twis ing its little tcn-rcn; Gaze
AMI supplying It's tc'slc- balm
Witt, TIE smoke Of . .,ss.,c- cigarette.
Ton. touch II dear. IL was rais~i Il r.: >
"Wiil II hi's. mOihrr::'
"Weil. I >h,rll shout:
I;'ll hits . free lunch for all that's "ui.
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About one hundred and fifty new
hoxrs were added to the pt'stoftlce
the lat quarter, aud many in'pDrt'
ant additions will be made on the
Art when the po-toiIice h removed
IL the new building.
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An entire new programme was
presented last night 1t this place Of
entertainment. All the (avOrits ap-
peared in new pieces and added large
II 70 the laurels which they have
heretofore won upon the stage.
Where all did we'll no personsl men,
ton r. necessary.
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Tents aud Wagon Covers.
A full assortment of Siblev. Wall
and "A" tents at Sands & BOyce.
iulvl.0.
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\ hani ci Grow ii"'i,n> ,.-i:''
Billings last W." K. y, ia. :'r,
occurred. although, IL" ;':i::,ii" i'';;''!.
lation expected il.