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INIHE DISTRICT COURT Of the First ,ra;c;,,
The Cs., Ct The Territory Of Montana In and for
~. nIN sl1sss pssiq& against Michael Steel.
So O. Bray and Frederick Peck, defendants S'''
me people Of the Territory Of Montana eard
e sssuHg . Micnael Steel Con Bray and frederick
y You are hereby required to appear in an action
n.cugnr against you ny the above. named bainti
e e district Court OF the First Judicial District
q Beaverheaa and 70 answer ths Sonia,nt lsS
1sersan' within tsn days, Exclusive Of the dav Of
ssrvce, after the service on YOU d this Sun,asss
served within this County or. if ssrvs,1 49, n
this County, but In this Disnict within tr., ~
days; otherwise within forty days, 81 Judgment H.
default xill g taken against YOU, according 10 DE-
dhs SAID action y broygh, 70 recover the sum Of
plainsth, hetpg balance due on settlement made
between yun tie said defendants and plaintiff On IKE
eSth DAY Of March, 1880, fot work done and pxr.
Iofed ana money advanced at your special instance
snd request, and also interest on said Valance n
sses: IRON March ssth. 1850, At 10 per cent pei
And you are hereby notified that, Il YOU fail to ap
~. ne aasW sstd complaint - above required
: :,is 's Y Ii. # s with Interest aforesaid .ns
OlSea under NY hand aad tie ma, Of the Distric
Court oftha First District Of he Territor,
IL Ct Montana, In and fof the County 8
~. 0eavefhsad, this 18th day Of March. il ~
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred al,
80. Txsornsiilxs MvrrLy, Clerk
=. - BY PM. D. McGQucss. Oeputy Clerh
/ a. H AksHsw, Plaipsias atty. - W.. [s<-sSl
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H0R "A "a Z.EN1, NIX ma.

Hsfss. ssS Sa4a Ss5 JUDY S', =.
NOTICE 49, ltERfkY GIVEN that Charles
IN Ewiug, whose post d1ice address ~ Wa.hanx'
.yn.;h.C., Ered.zigk y. psck, Minneapolis, Name
a ,t M"ssna, l;s;s this .I.y fled their ippsssioS
tyr a pfteneAor gao linear feet of the FD.aparte
lti.. .n.ins Or vein bearing silver and Holf. with
surface ground 81 feet III width situated IN Blue
Wing untrganizcd Mining District. Cou'stE o. nea
nets. and .icial plat on "! IN this office =. lSt No.
Il IT III base and rritcipi meriiian Montana
:Shdiot M ~ tcine rs tofis~s. to.wit:.'
4 i ss:S H. s ss, II: BE- BIZ:
trirt ACROSS marked a. P.xM. CS on highest p9ins
Of EAST t..ce largo a,t .quartzitc rtcR fsh
!xtse. hovs H. surface q thsKra"1 k ~ aa =:
distant tl,.ncc from said cntiscr No. >. = feet 70
.,a,rAer. No. b. Il post. thrnce So so6 feet I"
CORNER No. 4, i r.sst, .thgnr So' + too5set II
fosf N s e,ss i TO- edsp s9: e.
i me piaoS II lsseinuiny. :: -. =.
'.rhis survey embraces claipsf. No; s anstn West
~; anif ! East. klasntiic vafiation ~ East:
C.,ntain'"x as ncr,4s. -, - y ~. R..
cr,lcrs oiire ii Ecrv.rl,e!d County. Monsana. "
hook ar Of mining. locations, ltagc a13. The "a
;ioining' ciui,i,an,s the l0eln'anse lsdc mine
(which il " parallel i"lc IL this e ~ On the N1sth
o. Diss;ivrrv clgn on his lsle on thu hast :nl
'.cliisn No. Wcst.at .h' West. nv
i a na,tar II tn. ia,en i t"f anplic.htsl to apply
Er United States l:.a:nt AMI IN pi'i y PCT q.
gEy'G%'s;; ~ WSs ay ai' it'll, 'nsF en- S ' ~ ~
u! Az ..srJ.H II: NOE :,
= A'. RS e Ss Z, ssr,;,,s;t. "y t1s.s'
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APPLlCA ron ron 4 PATENT. No; xr6,.
q, 49, I uNtrAD STATES LAMB OrEscg,
4; :. BED kA.kNA, Montana. June -. ,iSSa.

It :. ikikNA MONTANA, june ~, i8Ss. (
NOTlCE. IS HEREBY. GIVEN that C;eorse
~ Yeatiln, Jaco' Ycirian, JOHN W. Yeartan, Gu
he.t +. Year. In and j,ihm frariin, whose postofcp
address Is Junction, Lcmhi Cnu,,ty. Idaho Territory.
have this day filed thar application for patent fof
00S acres placer mining ground, bcrinv gold, s;tra
ted IN HORSE Prarieu"'rg.nized )nMning district, Co
ut lscavsrhead AMI Territory Of Montana, and des
ixnatet by the fsld notes and official plat BIZ file In
this ofiics as lot No. 3Sin unsuryeyed Township No.
south fringe No: - west 1t the principal base and
meridian, Ut Montana Territory, said lnt M. - be.
ing us fellows, to wit: BEGINNING At corner No. !,
post ST near thu y w legation corner of claim
frt,, which the standard torncrtoT 70 8, Il - and
itWi ''e.rs 81 '1y'W, 100 10 chains Distant and
ransinx tro,n thence 81! 90 $500 chains to cor.
ner lii: s2 =, ,,;.,.x post themes 7,:E $50
'H,snrhnns to corner No.+, a pt~t. near the N E
',cit:sn corner Of cl.Sh; thence $; sesao W, 7.3o
th'.'s to corner No. 5. u post, at the location
or1.sr q claim; thence 80. " 4oo6 chains to
-: ms to corner 10. q post thence 5 S. ", 4s4o
ncr 30 !. The phcs j bevinnin.x,' rnsrscinx an
area Of 6o.o3 acfes Magn.tie vAfltion at sIe east
The osasign Ut this ssns rscrdsd In ti record.
cr's office OF Beaverhead County. il BOOK y III page
80 Of quartz lOsuuous: The. adjo,ning 4laitnspls
are George Yeirian 1t II, with placer Claim desi9:
uated |ot No .Sg0n the south. 500
J. npire Of tt iuscstcn ntAhesc npnlicaht6 -!
ply for United States patent and official plat oi
ts ,t,h day u June. K: B.: ISL s e' ., "'ae on
g.:.s. - I h;ss :;sj. u. MOE; Rsgistei.o :
ALE. GaArTsR. att:yiesa applicants. ! VsiAsol |
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'APfZlCA'TEONFOnA "a TTWT. ~. "a,
~ - VNiTav STA rEs I.ANp Orr,cr
l' HkLkNA. MONTANA Inn. =, 10. :

= -: nkLaNA. MONTANA, June u. 1854.
MQTEF, Is. HkAEBYy GIVEN dat C:.o,,.
~ Yea!ian. Jacob yyarian, John ". Yesran.
office ress ts Jneti,a, 1eathi County. Maho f..
rtery, srtvs this day .Al their application for nat
vnt tor 4o.6S AcseN plxcer winning ground hearire
gpil situated in Horse Prairie i.n,f0anifsdI Mir
thy District, county II H,vcrle,d and territorv of
Mutaea aod designated bx the field notes and Of
fetal plat OH lille IN :hts ics ~ Lot No 10 In unsur
,ivsysd ,l1wnsh!p No y south. Range No. ia Wis,
ot tic bas: and meridian Of Montana ~
ritory. said kat.No. y being AZ follows, to.wit:
.;tsEt aNaDX ~ cvrner No i, past sut ut the N "
Location corner IT claim thu same being conner No
So! lat @ - from which the standard corner e
lnaatasEtp No: 10 S,atl, Ranges Ia and h Wes
t Sss. ,N;,s v s,hss ch,,n. dsssnt ia
!. Isst; there, there. re- E.s chains to cor4ss No
post: thcncc > st?4s I7.os chains to corner No
i 81 Snssfs ,so chains to ssrasr "a. q
\ S51s,,W Il chains; thence n So w d chains
talsanes, y. ~ W a4o u The place Of beginning
;Ynr Y, s"'f +o"s acres. magnetic varia.
80 fhe' lostton Of this min..1s recorded In the r,
idnrdsrfs office Of .Heavrrhesd County II BOOK
page 477 OF quar- locations. Tbs adjoining claim,
ants are l;corE: Yearian etal with placer clair
designated us los M. ,S.m the North.
"a notice ct the intention ot these applicants to an
ply tx United States patent and IN official plat O.
SAID Premises were posted ON said claim OF min,
on thc I4th day M june, y. ID. 1855. -
AL +. GRAETxR. ut y for applicants. {sI-3o)
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

ter ssa 1 Rs * aT'S d john crst'
fnsancs now. dcccssed: 'f->.t .,, p..,.., eh..
Nesc i. h.sw given ihat th'' NJ lahn Pierce
INSANE tnew atcescd HAS rendered anl presented ,,,,,
ssd said eo"rt: ina, m aeus.
sh si ana s as!o Io" ~,
i al e eS sh4 roSis Il McsH X,
Ii bai r. satse has fsscn dul. ar,on.seaSS
the jadxd Of sds eeat ~ the se.ue rao' ~ ;n,er
este n ss;S es,:.t;: may appear and h!e his sEcep
Cons ii writing 70 the IAla 'es'"''t ind e'n'' -
nsira IA,,,, ,s, 80. ,5rf11p. MsGot'GM
r,'t's.sl : = s.f,; ,'ai ! r. 'sh~"'"
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NO7YCE or CONTEST.
UNITED STATES LAND OFkrcE,
lIul ,pnxA A4iaAS,r n ~ lnise "a e

HELENA, MoNrAsAi july 1t, 1854.
COMPLAINT having been entered ut this Office
- by Alfred Il. Graeter against Toney ODonnell
for abandoning his Homestead Entry No ,,os dated
MAY s6, 1879. upon the s VIZ Section, No. 80
Township No. 9 South, Range No. "a West, in
Beavsrhead Ccsnty, Montana. with view to can
notified that hearing will Be had at iris office or
the aoth day Of September; lsa, atro O'Clock a.
and that the dspmiions to b used upnr
SAID hearing will be taken before Phil ID. McGough
deputy clerk Of First Judicial District Court To-
Heaverhead County. Montana Territory, At Dillon
ReavcrheAh County, Mbntan4, on the iath day o
:, 9e' ''', "' ''s'' 1872 j. il. MOE. Register.
- '''''' .'' R.'BALLOu, Receiver.
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&fafk Grind &s,ds.

. u.a:, III. heading e.a.r Il ma M pelli.l'
stock Cards dmilar toths iollcvi1R aS1l0 psf Jesr
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Jtasl! 4e6f.s.
.AflNfItS APPLICATION: M. , J,
v "! SrAras LAND o.v,ce,

A'''.t UNITED STArss LANp Ory,c..,
- H!l1NA MONTANA june :. III.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN al E ,ss
~ Mc9pi. wno.s post: office address Is Louisiana
saar.:s i: RsnnScS. Mc,ta ns~s whose pcst.ofics
their applissoa for patent 100 linear fse a'e a1
the Silver Koss lode, mine or VEIN situated in Rius
Wing tnbstaE di:trict DeaSefhead COUNTY Montan.
and deenated h The ode,al Plat and i;:d nos.s %
A!s " this Sehes q Ii No 80 in Township South
Hangs - My eaad Lot No. - being descfibed ID
: Beglnnin1 It post6 fest long and inche, .ou,,.
nsrked \: g p \ for corner No. and runnins
thence Nese .soo eet thence Y q. Soo f fes
to coenst No. from witch the initial point Of tS',
d ;s...t e sssce s9ss fest 547, chains
soo fsst 70 corner No and place Of besinninr co"
sal;isK an sros q ~ ae'es Belonging to tIs lode.
enslsss, otkcc ps tseavsrhe,d County. In Bcos y
Iodts. paat "a The adjoining claimant i Amed.
!" UUssetes, ~ The South. - II. N: NOEL
sAls.E. GKAkrER, -, R.:;....
ATTY ff claimants. ti7-s6l
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
Our Forest Trees.

Forests Influence rainfalls and are the
natural reservoirs of moisture for 4
country. They break the force of gale,
ana thus shield the crops and ugrccably
modify the country's climate. They are
In general, the promoters Of health.
They improve The drainage, and In this
way make II soil more habitablG and
healthy. 10 d,mpncs3 is due n large
catalogue of our nfeslng diseases. J,
No bar is so eillcacious against mnn-
ria as that of belt of forest, 1t has
been shown to be so In our Western
country, and It Is historically true IN
many of the countries of the Old World.
1t Is related that the unhcalthmess of
Rome was greatly Increased in the time
of Pope Gregory XIII BY the destru,-
tion of Il forest that gave shelter o
brigands. The pcstlcnlial cmanations
from marshes are counteractrd In Algc4
ria by planting eucalyptus trees, which
partly absorb the moisture from the soil
and partly cXhale from their leaves the
compounded cXhalnti0ns. 1t Is well
understood that trees everywhere cXcr-
else n purifying effect upon the atmos-
phcrc, and hence that the planting of
them Is u strictly sanitary measure. The
movement for bcautfylng villages by
tree planting has, therefore quite M
mitch to do with tho future health M
bccuty of them.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
BEAUTIFUL ANSWERS.


! APersian pupil of the Abel Sicord
gave the following extraordinary an
sweFs ''' .'
"What Is gratitude?" ia1" .oN
3. Gratitude is the memory Of the
heart"
!. "What is hope?'' H ..t1 81 ~
! Hope Il lhe blossom ofbaPpiness.T r,
"Wiiat is the ,difesenee between hone
and dcsirey7 HIS .r.a tr,
"Deslrc isa tree in leaf: hope is n tree in
Hover. aud enjoyment is n tree in
"What fs eternityYr ~ a""a Fit'9l
"a daywihout yesterday or to-mor-
row: q line that has no end.'' "a - t'
"NWhat IL time 2" .ttF
A line that las two ends ; 4 path which
begins in the cradle and ends in the
tomb."u 1Uuf ..fr l"
"What Is God ?" .' trN ~"
"The necessary being, the sum OF ctrr-
nifty, the merchant Of nature, the eve Of
Justice, the matchmaker of the universe,
the soul OF the world" -
'DOcs God reason?" 'Hi N'
"Mm reasons because he doubts: he
doubts, he dcliberTtes, he decides. God
is omniscient; He never doub's, He,
therefore, never reasons. -
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
To the Memory of Adam.

y The New York Graphic prints an en-
glnvcd design sent by Lorenzo Orcngo,
Italy, 10 the citizens of Emira, New
York, for the statue which they intend
erecting To the memory Of Adam. Ac-
cording TO this design Adam did't so to
the BARRIERS us often even rs Oscar Wilde
docs--indced, Afam looks Ike Il wild
man; he is half sitting on a stump, and
has nothing but The iig-leaf and Il long
beard to proteetllim from the iNlcmency
of the weather. \ legend ut the foot of
The statue remarks, "Salely my sin
brought death into the world" This
disposition on the part Of the old man to
take the whole responsibility on his own
shoulders, instead Of telling his wife it
was call your fault" as he did at first,
Is doubtless one Of the results of the wo-
mems rights agitatlon,-Detr0u Free
Press.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
What is MulchingY

Having used the term Mi,lch. for these
many years, wc Were DESTROYS of learn
Ing It's origin, and after mnch search
through cyclopadias and dictionaries
nnd II y derived from The Hebrew word
for partly rotten straw. London says
"'Muicling consists In laying n circle of
litter around newly planted trees TO re-
tnin the natural humidity IF the SOIL
Really, mnlchlng is whatever will pre-
vent evaporation from the soil, and in
American practice Is even extended TO
mellow earth, keeping the surfnce of The
soil light by constant stirring so that Il
VIII be u poor conductor of heat. Still
by mhlclliDg, Ia generally understood
the placing of some mcterial I(pon tho
soil that VIII prevent evaporation. md II
is ofiittlc consequence what this materi-
nj may be. Chips, sticks, tan-bnrk.
Mwdust, straw, litter from the stable.
leaves, grass, or small stoncs-what ever
VIII cover the ground aud prevent cvap-
Grafton may he llsed rs Il mnlch. We
have. known coal ashes to he used, and
mnch virtue Inscribed to the ashes, while
they only prevented too rapid cyapora
ton. We once ylsted place jpon
which there were many fine eyergrceps.
rhe owner claimed TINT his success IN
planting WINS due to placing fiat stones
from heighDoring quarry around the
newly set trees. The stones, no doubt,
did excellent service, MS any olhrrstoncs
would have done--they simply served TO
Keep the ground beneath them moist-as
mulch. The action of n mulch being
merely mechanical, II makes no differ.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
A Foolish lRistnI<c.

Don't make the mistake of con.
foundinga remedy OF merit with qunck
medicines We speak from experience
when We say tint PArker's Ginger
Tonic Is a sterling health restorative
which will do all that " claimed for IL,
We havo used Il ourselves with the
happiest results FOR Rheumatism and
when wGrn out 10y overwolk, See
adv. - Times,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
OUR GRANDM OTHERS

taught their daughters that "a stitch in
time saves nine" A pill in time saves
not only nine, hut ofttimes mi incalculG-
bic amount of suffering MS well An oc-
casional dose Of Dir. Picrcc's Pellets
Uittlc Sngar-coatcd Pills, to cleanse
the stomach and bowels, not only pre-
vents diseases hut often breaks up sud-
den attacks, when taken IN tine. BY
druggists.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
Prices Reduced


y. II. SENEKER has reduced the
price of all the lending Dry Goods To
make room for the fall trade.
We have a-latge stock OF Ladies',
Dress Goods Of the latest styles we are
selling out.
The ladies are Invited to call early
nnd make selections while they are
fresh, -
We have large stock of boots md
shoes which we are setting out AT bril-
ctA below Dmptliiiuu, ny
Our IElGLlGlt SHO fiS are still The
leaders Tor buiIivH aud Misses W.
INV" n large stock of tnes, shoes, ana
are receiving new gOuds nrArly eyer,
week direct from the factory
We can srll you n womah,a tnn1'
KIP Shoe Iur 81 Women " MONT ma
cali shoe se0ed aud llpgped nj corr.
spondtiii prices, Ladies' Buskin 75c.
Men aud Boys fur, wool and strnv
hats which we are closing on, al hnt
tom prlrpA No one nred po pwn.
from M IN want Of cheap goods ~.
We Invite all our frionda nnd a..
puzzle ~ call hiid examine our stopk
we guarnntee satisfaction .|
Thankful for the liberal pntronnc.
heretofore extended va we promis.
our greDiest efIor' to pease YOU in IA,
future. Respectfully, ~
......,.., E, \. sENEKeR.
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The Highest Rank.

Made from harmless materials, and
adapted to the needs of fading and
falling hair Parker's Hair Balsam has
taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
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BEAurIfuL THINGS.

Bcautful flces are those that wear % VI
II matters little II dark or fair
Whole-souled honesty printed there.
Beautiful eyes are those that show,
Like crystal paaesw here htqirt-fires glow,
Beautiful thoughts that burn below. Fl.
Beautiful lips are these whose words
Leap from the heart like songs of birGs,
iet whose uttcranec prudence igds.
Beautiful hands are those that do
Work that IL enrnest, brave and true,
Momeft BY momehithe long day through
Beautiful feet are those that 20 Fl 4 ~
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Down lowllest ways, If God wills II so.
Beautiful shoulders are those that bear
Geaseless burdens of hOmcly care,
with patient grace and daily prayer.
Beautiful lives are those that bless
Silent rivers Of happiness, A ..srla d-.
Whose fountains but few may guess.
Beautiful twilight, at set of SUN.
beautiful goal, with race well won
Beautiful rest, with work web done. N I
Beautiful graves, where grasses creep.
Where brown leaves fall, where drifts lie
deep rf
Over worn-cnt hands-oh, beautiful sleep
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pelernn's Magazine Is the best and
rheapes; Of the lady's books II gives
more fer the money, and combiues
greater merits, than a,y other.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
Walnut Trees Should not be
Tmnsplanted. i..

\ correspondent of the Detroit Free
Press, aren't the undertaking OF amNn In
Michigan TO reset, 1000 black walnut
treCe for commercial purposes, says that
they cannot be irnnpplhntcd aud retain
their virof, 'llmy sioul,l he grown
from the nnls, He has mndc cxlct'.
incnis by both tiansplanting aud raislng
frum tho seed, which has convinced him
that the latter h much thu preferable
way, ~ ~.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1882-04-25
The Confederate Specie.

The Washington Post publishes m of
fetal statement from Gen, Geo. &. Dib-
rcll, member of Congress from rennCs-
see, of the disbursement of over one
hundred thousand dollars Of Confederate
Specie nj Washington, Ga, IN May, 1868,
Gen. Dlbroll shows Oonclusivcly that the
payment oC the money was regularly
mnde, and, so far M II went. IN strict ne
cordanuc with The amount due the sold
iers, M shown by the pay rolls Of the
several companies. He nlso ASSERTS very
positively that his command WAS COM
posed of regular Confederate Cavalry
under good discipline, aud that, 70 far
from being camorolls for thelr pay out
OF the funds they were guarding, we're
entirely ignorant Of tile proposed tllstrl-
button. ..-.nhUEE r.-.ar al.
Pat was sauntoling along the street
when he came upon n workman cutting
downH dccNycd telegraph polo. Survey.
Ing the operation With look ofminglrd
surprise and regret, he nuttcred ''Be-
R0rrn, lt's too bad, III Keeps on dis
way thcrc'll W. no forest trees lcl1 In Tie
country. - BROOKLYN Eagle, ....|.
a.ss.i..a -. l -
Gharcd corn Is one OF the hest things
which On he led 10 hens To make them
lay, NOT ~ regular diet, bit IN limited
quantities. each day.