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SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.

SPARKS FROM THE LOCOMOTIVE.
Three-card monte sharps are working the
Utah &; Northern emigrant trains.
If you want to learn how mile of track Is
laid in day read the article on the fourth
page.
The graders on the Northern Pacific CON-
ing from the West are across the line and
working in Misseula county.
The Union Pacific Railway has discharged
every second section foreman between Oma-
ha and Ogden, making every foreman do the
work of two. 1t is done on the score of re-
trenchment and economy.
Owing to reduced rates on lumber, institu-
ted by the N. P. r. r. from Lake Pen dOre-
lille to local points on the Pen dOreille d.
vision, common lumber is now delivered on
the cars at Cheney for SIG per thousand, and
at Sprague for SIT per thousand.
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RHETORICAL ENTERTAINMENT
OF the Public Schools.

The teachers and pupils of the public
schools will give two entertainments next
week, embracing rhetorical, musical, and
dramatic exercises, the object being to
raise additional funds for the public school
library The object is laudable one. The
entertainments will be given Friday and Sat
urday evenings Of next week at O'Neill's
Hall, and the programme will be as follows:
FRIDAY, MAY 26rH.
Chorus Welcome to Spring. Pupils
Recitation. The Old Clock on the Stairs
Berthe Robinson.
Recitation-Josiah Aliens Wife at A. T
Stewards Store. lone Beacock.
Song-Little Barefoot. ......Julia Quesnelle
Recitation-Rock Of Ages. Maggie McGevern
Recitation-Archie Dean. .Freida Miller
Recitation-Mrs. Caudle's Lecture on Shirt
Buttons. ......Delia Michot
Calisthenic Song. by Little Girls
Recitation-The Little Runaway .Dottie Smith
Recitation. Taking Care of Him Nights
Zoeriar Sigsbee.
Recitation. .Pinkety, Winkety, Wee
Clara Bien.
hpClIatl0H ne LlJtit IudiuCh
Blanche Stuart.
Song-Benpie the Drunkard's Child, Guitar
accompaniment. adele Mitchell
Defamation. ......Uncle Reuben's Baptism
Eddie McGovern.
Recitation. 1.-The Bell of the Atlantic
Anna Bien.
Recitation. ........s.....How Ruby Played
Warren Kelley.
Instrumental Solo. Voice Of the Wind
Lizzie Normanden.
Recitation-Old Sweet Song. Phoebe Stuart
Defamation. =. Uncle Daniels Apparition
and Prayer. ................willi Coleman
Song. Baby y with the Angels
Emma Larsan.
There will be an entire change Of the pro-
gramme on Saturday evening.
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RANCH AND OUTFIT FOR SALE.
A Chance to Boy Alarm at a Bargain.

Having business that calls me 20 Canada, i of.
fer for sale all my property in Deer Lodge valley
consisting OF the following:
100 acres Of Hay and Farming Land, adjoin-
ing and lying east Of Hugh WhitcrAff's ranch,
on the cart side Of Deer Lodge river, near the
Warm Springs. tits all underNS fence and
paid for. Also, all the cabins, stoves, and cook
Ing utensils, arthey now stand.
Also one span or work horses, one Ia
wagon, one ser new harness. one moving ma
chine, one hay raks, one plough, ons land roller
one harrow all these implements being new
and liz good order.
will sell and transfer the aboye for Is 900
cash down, Or good security on Tins notes. A. |
will leave soon. the purchaser must apply
promptly. cL1MGNT vlLLENEuVE.
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WARM SPRINGS TIE FLOATING.
A Letter by the Settlers and Few Remarks.

UPPER DEER LODGE VALLEY, May 10, 1882
Permit me, through the columns of your
journal which is largely circulated in this
neighborhood, to present some matters which
have greatly concerned the people of this To-
cality for weeks past, and of which your
paper has taken no notice, which caused
some murmur, as there were instructions
given by the people that a statement of the
matter be published in the NEW NORTH
WEST against the solicitation of Mr.. John
Mayberry, Agent Of the North Western Tie,
Lumber, Timber, and Cord Wood Co. (but
really under the caption Of E. L. Bonner &
co., to use Warm Spring creek for the term
of five years for the purpose of floating ties,
lumber, timber, and cord wood, which the
settlers on the creek refused to grant. There
upon Mr.. Mayberry, as is told here, goes to
work and records the waters of Warm Spring,
Mill, and Lost creeks for the purpose of
Withholding the use of the same from the
settlers on said creeks. Somewhat alarmed
for their rights, meeting of citizens was
called and George G. Vineyard elected presi-
dent and John r. Eardly secretary. An ar
ticle of plighted faith and fortune was drawn
up "h" oiSnco ny scNcuty-Hfc CltLLeus 10
stand by these long enjoyed rights and ex
haust all honorable means in defense of the
same. A committee of three was appointed
to get legal advice on the matter An opinion
in writing was had from w. w. Dixon, Esq,
of Butte, in which he stated that the long
enjoyed rights Of the people cannot be dis
turbed. From what gentleman told in my
hearing to-day, learn that Mr.. Bonner said
in Deer Lodge that he had something to say
in the matter of procuring ties and cord
wood in Warm Spring creek canon, but if
the floating of the same in the creek dis
turbed the rights of the settlers thereon it
should not be done. When we heard this we
believed it. He has always been esteemed by
the people of this locality, and it would not
be like him to disturb the rights of any one.
An expression from him would tend to allay
the disturbed feeling existing Hoping that
the same may be given and that you may find
room for this in the current issue of the New
we are
Very respectfully yours,
GEORGE G. VINEYARD,
MORGAN EVANS, Committee.
FRANK STEPHENS,
per FRANK STEPHENS.
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Notice of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

HELENA, NJ. T., May IL. 1859.
Notice II hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his application to make
final proof In support of his claim and secure fnal
entry thereof, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Probate Judge OF Deer Lodge county, M. t.
at bis oliice In the town of Deer Lodge on SATUR-
DAY, the nth day of june A. d. 1882, viz: Albert
colson. who filed Pre- EmptioR Declaratory State
ment No. 1917 for Lot No. l, the SEX of MEX. and
the MEN of sen OF Sec. No. TIP No. 4 North of
NO. 10 West and he names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon. and culn-
vation OF, said tract, vz.-Brazil Lynch. Jesse N.
warm Springs Postoiice, Deer Lodge county, M. I.
J.H. MOE. Register.
o. B. o'BANNoN, Attorney for Claimant. 67i St
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A letter from Pen d'Oreille Lake informs
us that the long bridge across where Pack
river enters the lake is finally completed and
trains have run across. The bridge il one
and quarter miles in length and Its con-
struction was superlntended from the first by
Mr. VIM. Clucas the boss bridge builder of the
United States; this gentleman has never been
engaged in any other business but bridge and
trestle building and has worked not only in
South America, but in nearly every State in
the Union besides. Now that the big bridge
is completed the work of track laying will 60
rapidly on and in short time IL will be
very easy matter to be in Walla Walla and
inside the borders Of Montana within twenty
four hours.-Ibid, 9Th.
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The Aew Aorth-at'est.

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofaee to another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHICH 1T WAS PRE-
viOUSLY SENT.
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We are indebted to Mr.. J. II. Young, Y.
j. Signal Service Observer for this station,tor
the following record OF maximum and mini
mum temperatures for the week ending
May II, 1892 Ms taken each day at sunsets
twenty-four hours preceding:
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Marriage. Birth and Death Notices are inserted
without charge. When local notices Of this nature
are not reported to this office 1t will he deemed their
publication Is not desired, and they will BIZ omitted
accordingly. Contributed obituary notices and poetry
win be charged for at regular advertising rates
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NEW TO-DAY
Notice Of Proving Will.

In the Probate Court or the County of Deer
Lodge, Territory of Montana.
In tie matter OF the estate of Clovis Lego deceased
Pursuant to an order of said Court, made ON the
18th day of May, A. D. 1884, notice Is hereby given
that SATURDAY, the 10th day of JUNE, A. d. 1881,
at ten O'Clock m. of said day at the court room of
said Court at the court house In the town and county
OF Deer Lodge. has been appointed as the time and
place for proving the will of said Clovis Lego, de-
ceased, and for hearing the application Of Israel
Letters Testamentary, when and where any person
interested may appear and contest the same.
oRREN EMERSON, Clerk.
Dated May is. 1882. 67lt4
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Sioux Half Breed Land Scrip.

We have for tale two pieces Of NJ INK Half Breed
Land Scrip. -one piece Of EtsE'y Acres, and one
piece OF One Hundred and Sixty Acres,
THIS Scrip can be located on any Fable Lands OF
the United states, surveyed or un4urseysd, timber
landa. or otherwise.
These pieces have been approved as genuine By The
C0rnsatssi0ner of the General Land Office.
DoNNELL, CLARK d LARABIE.
T.pdu0 MI IT.
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a chicken thief named Lebow was arrest
ID in Helena, tried 10 escape, was shot in the
backbone b. Deputy Sheriff Rumssy and
will probably die.
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mo. 1146.I
Application for Patent.
UNITED STATES LAND OFrIsE,
HnIrML NJ u Anutk 1000

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, NJ. T., May Is, 1889.
NotIceis hereby given that Thomas Stuart, whose
Postohce address Is Deer Lodge. Deer Lodge county
Montana, aud Rein Anderson and Granville Stuart
whose P0stofice address Ia Parker. Meagher county
Montana. have this day filed their application for
A63 tcres OF placer mining ground, situated In Gran.
lie Mining District (auorganizedI county of Deer
Lodge and Territory OF Montana, and Designated by
the official plat and Held notes on file in this ONCE as
Lot No. II In T6N w. Said Lot No ~ 10 describ-
ed with magnetic variation at % degs TO 22m deg as
follows to-wit-beginning at pine stump three feet
above ground, ~ It In diam, marked NJ 1.4i c, for
corner No l, wnence d sec. c.r between sections Z
and 8 To MRS W. bears 26J4 dogs Il , 80 cha dist,
aud running thence iG1S degs w, 20 chs, TO cor No.
2, post; thence i51 degs w, 10 chs, to cor No o.
a fost: thence south - chs 10 cor No. 4, a post:
thence 36A dogs X. &c chs, to corne, No. j. a post:
thence 50 degs f. $3.50 che, tc cor No. and place
of beginning, containing an AREA Gi ~ I'D acres.
he above described mining ground la claimed nv
night OF location, compliance with the nsages and GUS
toms OF miners and The undisturbed ownership and
possession thereof for ten years past by the said
applicants their grantors and predecessors In Interest
This claim Is not of record, and the adjoining claim
ants are Mcclure and DeRyckere on the East and the
above named applicants who claim unpatented min
ing ground on the Northwest.
B7l-1et ]. II, MOE, Register.
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have two Live Oak stations, ont OF good mares,
three years old next spring. which viii sell at reason
ablu figures These large. weil-bred, and prom.s-
ing stations. Their breeding and any information
desired will be given On application to
THOS. STUART,
EIntf deer Lodge M
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There is an indirect intimation in the above
that we wish to clear up first If there has
been failure on the part of the New NORTH
WEST to publish statement of the views of
the settlers on the question referred to, it has
been because no such statement reached this
office. Let the neglect rest where it belongs.
interviewing Mr.. Bonner in relation to the
above letter, we are informed that large
number of ties have been cut on Warm
Spnng creek and vicinity, which Mr.. May
berry desires and thinks he has the legal
right to float down to the river. He does not
desire or intend to damage any mans farm,
to disturb his water rights, or interfere with
him in any manner whatever, and wishes to
have feeling of good will prevail on both
sides. Furthermore he does not contemplate
cutting and floating any cord wood or tim
Der, and no more ties than he will send out
on the first rise. His first proposition con-
templated subsequent operations, but the
purpose has been abandoned. He will boom
irrigating bitches, apron any dams requiring
it, and be responsible for any damages that
some of the settlers showed Mr.. Mayberry
Mr.. Dixon's written opinion in which he
suggested that an obstruction might be placed
in the creek which Mr.. Mayberry would not
have authority to remove. To protect him
self against this, he came to Deer Lodge and
filed n claim for the water right to float his
ties. The rights of settlers to the water they
have taken out and enjoyed is not only in
ahenable but there is no intention whatever
to interfere with them In the least. If Mr..
Mayberry does any damage he can be pro-
ceeded against at law, but he disavows any
intent to damage, has followed the business
for years, and says no settler will be injured
particle. Mr.. Bonner says he did state to a
resident of the Upper Valley practically as
quoted above and that the settlers may rely
on his active objections to any action that
will injure them.
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ZEsoR-In Deer Lodge, May is, 1892, to Mr..
and Mrs. III. I'll. Zenor, q daughter.
McMAHoN-In Deer Lodge, May 18th, to
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mcmahon, a daugh-
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cATRoLic-servieese every Sunday. Sunday
School at 2 clock each Sunday under direction
Of Skaters OF Charity.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

Deer Lodge Postoffice, Dec. 8, 1881.
RAILROAD AND BUTTE.
Arrive at 8 p. m. Depart at $50 a. m.
HELENA AND BLAcKFooT.
Arrive at p. m. Depart at $50 a. IN.
MIsSoULA, PHILIPsBuRc AND WAY.
Arrive at $50 a. m. Depart at 4.3o p. m.
Mails at Deer Lodge postofice close thirty
minutes before the departure of each coach.
Z. S. STAcKPoLE, p. M.
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MURPHY, hleeIns & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CIR 0 O e RS
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND
A COMPLETE Assortment OF Goods

Which they offer on as good terms as any
house In the Territory.
Sole Agents for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS"
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EPlscoPAL-The Rev. II. c. Hutchings will
.oficia,e IN ST. James Church. Deer Lodge, on
the hrst and third Sundays in Phiiipsburg on
the second, and New Chicago the fourth Sun
days Of each month.
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DEER LODGE, M. T., May 1.-THE above
comments having been shown me by the
editor of the NEW NORTHWEST, I very
cheerfully state that believe them entirely
correct f. L. BONNER
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RAILROAD NOTES.
As They Are Picked UP PromiscuousIy.

Clarke's Fork river emptying into Lake Pen
d'Oreille heads away up In the Bitter Root
mountains aud La one of Its principal tributar
ries; the head Of navigation Is ut Cabinet
Landing, about twelves miles from the lake
and on the border line of Montana and Ida
no. The graders on the Northern Pacific
have been at work there for some time past.
on the bottoms is some very fine agricultu-
raj land In spots over mile wide, and plow-
ing has been going on for several weeks with
the idea of experimenting in order to test its
capabilities for growing grain, etc. Several
ranches have already been taken up, and Mr.
Ewart, late of the Ewart House, Colfax, To-
Gated there last fall, and with his family re-
ceived a glowing tribute from the pen of
John +. Finnerty, of the Chicago Times, who
stayed at their house on his way across the
mountains. The piers for the bridges on the
fork have already been driven at the crossing
Ockley Is the name Of the tow at the land
ing, and Is a very lively place.-Walia Walla
Statesman.
All right, Bro. Parker, except that the real
head of Clarke's Fork is in the Rocky Noun
tains, between Butte and Boulder.
The Utah & Wyoming Railway line from
Corinne to Granger crosses into Cache valley
near where the Utah s. Northern does, takes
up Blacksmiths Fork, then up North Fork
of same, down across Bear river above the
lake, up Twin creeks and down Hams Fork
to Granger-100 miles. At the latter summit
there must be u tunnel ] 800 feet long, with
which the ruling grade Is 1s per cent. The
line is surveyed but not cross-sectioned. If
it can be taken into Cache valley via Box e.
der canon, 1t will shorten 1t by twenty miles
or so. There is n strip Of coal, said to be $50
feet in thickness altogether, twenty to thirty
veins, the formation being 5000 feet thick,
on the summit between Granger and Bear
river, of which the Utah g. Wyoming have
secured four-ffths, perhaps 200 acres. OF
course 1t will be of no use to them unless they
build a road from it to Corinne, or Gallatin,
or some other market. With that done, we
should say this coal bank, q mile wide by fif-
teen miles long, was very valuable. Mr.. Ne
gus says he will begin constructing grade in
Blacksmith's Fork canon when the weather
settles.-Pilot.
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RELIGIOUS

. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES by Elder Mountioy I'm
,hs court House on the second and fourth sun
days OF each m amt. @ e., osiees a. m. and
very sunday at the same place at 2 p. m.
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NEW TODAY

@~ -! Wv
E.l.Boaae!&Co.'s
BILL OF FARE.
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SOUP.
~~~~-~~-~-~~~~~~~~~
FISH ICannedl.
SALMON. MAcKEREL. GOLDFISH,
wHITEFIsH. sARDiNEs. CLAM CHowDER.
LoBsTERs. CLANS. ANCHOvIEs.
SHRIMPs.
MEATS [Cannedl.
coRNED BEEF. CHICKEN, TURKEY.
cURRIED FOWL. BoNELEss HAM.
---~>~>-,----~--~---~~>~--,~~~
VEGETABLES rcannedI.
FRENCH PEAS. MUSHROOMS. PUMPKIN.
BAKED MACCARoNI. LIMA BEANS.
SWEET CORN. ASPARAGUS. TOMATOES.
STRING BEANS. SUCCoTASH.
RELISHES.
LEA & PERKINS, W )RCESTERsHIRE SAUCE.
OLIVES. TOMATO CtTsUP.
CROSSE u BLACKWELL'S CHOW CHOW.
PICALILLI. RED PEPPER SAUCE.
CROSSE d BLACKWELLs WHITE ONIONS.
CHILL COLORADO SAUCE. CAPERS.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GHERKINs.
DURKEE'S SALAD DRESSING.
BREADsTUFFs.
WHEAT FLOUR. CORN MEAL.
BUCKwHEAT,
-~~~~>~~>~~>~~-~---~-~>~~~
CRACKERS AND CAKES.
FRENCH MACCARooNs. GINGER SNAPS
COCoANUT MACCARoONS. CHARMS.
CRACKNELLs. JUMBLEs. LADY FINGERS.
PEARL OYSTER. VICTORIA SODA.
PICNIC. SUGAR. FRETzELLs. MILK.
BOSTON BUTTER. OATMEAL.
PRINCE ALBERT BISCUIT.
COFFEE. TEA. MILK [Cannedl.
BERRIES AND FRUlTsIcannedI,
Pine Apple. Peaches. Aprcots. Cnrrants.
Pears. Cages Cherries. apples.
Gooscberries. Raspberries. Blacsberries.
Strawberries. Blueberries, Eectarines.
Ounces. Gaspcs.
SIDE DISHES.
Hams. Breakfast Bacon. Lard. Ma ckerel'
Bacon. Whitehsh. salmon. Goldfish.
SUGAR.
Granulated. Powdered. CntIosf.
Extra G. Golden.
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SYRUPS.
Rock Candy Drps. New Orleans Molasses.
PTescotts Maple, Maple Honey.
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TIMOTHY SEED.
Butter, Cheese, Wheat, Oats. Potatoes,
Sheep Dip, Wool Sacks, Wool Irvine,
Axes, Axe-Hsndles, Tubs,
Mopsticks, Brooms, Brushes,
Pals, Baskets.
~~~~~-~~~~~>-~~~~~
SALT.
Miners Long, Half Spring shovels, Ginger Ale,
Vinegar, Coal Oil, Lard Oil.
CANDLES.
Baking Powder. Soda, salaratus.
Cv auaDfNr CyrpArrc
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pREsBYTERIAN-sunday School every sun
dsv at o'clock.
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Ranch for Sale.

F.rst-Class Ranch near New Chicago.
offer for sale at reasonable price my ranch mid
way between Pioneer ana New Chicago There ara
$500 under fence 400 acres of which are patent
Gu. This IL one of the desirable ranches In Mon
tana Particulars and terms given application ON
the premises to WIN. WALLACE
665f lP. 0. addressl Pioneer M n
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RELISHES.
LEA & PERKINS, W WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE.
OLIVES. TOMATO CkTsUP.
CROSSE Il BLACKWELL'S CHOW CHOW.
PlCALlLLI. RED PEPPER SAUCE.
CROSSE Il BLACKWELLS WHITE ONIONS.
CHILL COLORADO SAUCE. CAPERS.
CROSSE & BLACKWELL'S GHERKINS.
DURKEE'S SALAD DRESSING.
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Sharp and Winchester Rifles, Needle Guns 1esch and Muzze
Loading shotauns, REVIEWERS, All Kinds Of Fixed
Ammunition, Metallic and Paper
Shells for shotguns.
FIELD GLASSES, Fishing Tackle Of Ali Kinds
And An Endless Assortment Sportsmens Goods
New arivao of Va an edge Tents
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Live Oak Stations For Sale.

All Kinds Of ScRAPERs and TENTS at
John W. LowelIs, Silver Bow Junction. 67l
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INRESH GARDEN SEEDS, FLOWER SEEDS,
Il Timothy Seed, White Russian Oats. Onion Sets,
etr etc nj kLEINscHMIDT 81 Cos. 667 II
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CRACKERS AND CAKES.
FRENCH MACCAROONS. GINGER SNAPS.
CoCoANUT MACCARooNS. CHARMS.
CRACKNELLS. JUMBLES. LADY FINGERS.
PEARL OYSTER VICTORIA SODA.
PICNIC. SUGAR. FRETZELLS. MILK.
BOSTON BUTTER. OATMEAL.
PRINCE ALBERT BISCUIT.
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NEW GooDs-AT DICKEYs DRUG STORE.
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NEW GoODs-AT DiCKEY's DRUG STORE.
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SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

CHAMPION, BROADCAST SEEDERS at
John w. LoweiIs, Silver Bow Junction. 67l
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CHANDELIERS, LIBRARY, HALL, STAND AND
y Bar Lamps aud Fixtures, hne stock jnst re-
ceiycd at Dickey's. OH