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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
Guardians Notice.

In the Probate conrt. Deer Lodge County. Montana
Territory
In the matter II the guard anshp of Francis j. Nc
Andrews, ThoTnar Ii. MeAndrews, Mary A. Mean.
drew1, snd Alice McAndrews minor heirs OF
Francis q. McAndrews, deceased.
II appearing 10 me, the Jpdse of the above entitled
Court, IRON the srIlf.d peiIdn OF Mary y. Ba i.r
he guardian OF the PROPERTY OF sud miaor heirs IN
Sufficient causes exist therefor. and that The "a
uardian has by her said petition asked f,r the sal
Il private rae OF the property real Vt said minors a.
wit; A half Interest Ia the wy oi The SIX aud tlI
SEX Of the SwA ol section 3 ard the SWk m III
kE1 of section 10 In township north ot ianve 1:
wet In Deer Lodge county NJ T.. II is therefor, or
dEred that Saturday the 18th day OF August 1893, Al
10 O'Clock M. be set for hearing 0i said petition
and all persons interested In sad land Tnd next OF
Ia To raid heirs, to vii; James b, Michael, Henry
aud Patrick McAndrew=, he and appear .. tore said
curt ut sad time In the court house of san QUIT
10 show cause IL any why such order he not made
Dated july 9th. 'bEREN EMERSON
1851 If"hate Jadsr ~ 4 tA -uilic uo tx
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Notice.

Beads Of schcol District No. /, Deer Lodge
county, Moataua, TO the amount Of trn thous-
and doiiar. payable In four and six years, will
Be sold II the banking house Of Donneii. Clark
q Larabir Deer Lodge. Montana. on Saturday.
August 1o. 1883. II O'Clock y. m. Bonds are
sold for the purpose Of obtaining funds to build
4 new school house The trustees reserve this
rsrht to reject any and ali bids.
BY order Of the Trustees.
Deer Lodge, Mont. July ID, leeS.
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summer Resort Quotations
Detroit Free Pres,

Detroit Free Press.
81 believe you advertise good 1shing?"
eyes, SIR"
"Where is it?"
cover in the lake. We never fish on dry
land here"
"But i have been over there all day aud
never had bite"
"Of course not. Ii You want TO fish come
here in June. This is July and the fish won't
bite. Sorry, but you are n mOEth too late"
AT THE NEAREST RAILROAD STATION.
GLOW far is it over to Rosebush Lake,
"Sixteen miles, SIR
why was told II was only half a mile
from this station. This is pretty state Of
affairs, declare. How do you get over
there?"
al have never been there, sir. presume
you can hire a farmers team or walk It,"
"It's dead swindle!"
mWell?"
"Aud I'm fool for leaving home.'
Yes"
"And III take the down tfan.
Certainly. ORly sixteen hours to wait
for it. Sit down in the freight house aud
make yourself comfortable"
TOO PREVIOUS.
"See here, landlord, didn't you advertise
an entire absence of flies aud mosquitoes at
this place."
"CerVainly, sir; but those advertisements
were prepared In March, and assure you in
the most solemn manner that We weren't
troubled in the least until the last of May.
If you had only come up here in April you
/ would have had glorious time"
AN OFF YEAR.
"Hot. Why, it's five degrees hotter here
than It is at home! thought this was one
of the coolest places In the country"
"My dear sir, this is an off year, you know.
( Every year but this we have had TO keep up
fires in July, aud we shall probably have to
next year again. IL Is a sort of extra season,
you see." ... s.t
"But where are those cool breezes you
| adveriised?" g..r rfe.
sob, they are over on the other side Of
the lake to-day. You see, this is only one
side Of the lake, and we can't expect to mo
nopolize all the breeze there is. We mus
divide up and give the other resort, some o.
Ia
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The above Sale is postponed until Tues day the
cath day OF August, 1888.
JAMES b. McMASTER. Sheriff.
BY Tom MeTague, Under Sheriff. 1881
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AN OFF YEAR.
CAME IN HANDY.

"See here, landlord, you advertised a big,
four.story hotel, with grove, fountains,
bathing, boating, ETC., and arrive here to
find a shanty stuck in the pine woods and
the nearest lake a mile away. Explain
yourself, sir!"
. With the greatest of pleasure. The cut
of the hotel was one left on the printers
hands, aud he worked 1t In to fill out the
column. ought to have mentioned in the
advertisement that II was cut of hotel at
Long Branch, but neglected to. Come right
in-beautiful scenery, woods full Of snakes,
rates down to s4 per day, aud children
charged full prices"
DOG CHEAP.
Landlord, this bill is downright extor
toni"
How Is that ?"
"Why, can stop at the Grand Pacific soi
| less than you have charged mel"
aYes, sir !; but Is the Grand Pacific among
the hills? Is II surrounded by pinesp Ha:
II boiling spring? Can you walk over ;
precipice within two hundred feet of thu
Grand Pacific? charge two dollars dal
for the precipice, another for the hills an'
spring, and twelve shillings day for hote
rates are not dog cheap then don't know
how to please you. Why, sir, II the Fiji
Avenue Hotel was on the brink of preci
pice 800 feet high, you couldn't stop Their
for SO dayl"
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JOHN Y. VAUGHN.

of Deer Lodge County. who made Homestead Appli-
cation No. 1859 Tor the ~ Of SEH aud 81 Of SEX.
sec ion 1IT SRgW He nance the following
witnesses To psrye HE continuous residence upon,
and cultivation Of. said land. viz: John Anderson,
Lars Olsen, Lars c. Hansen ana Peter Larrcl all OF
Deer Lodge county, NJ 7.
FADKINSON. Rrci-ter.
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Notice of Final Err try

Is. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MT.
June "a, 1881.
Notir, IL hc-ch~ given that the following
narned settles In died notice OF his intention TO
mage final Irpi ~ support ~ his claim and Sc
cure final entry LEeeoi At the expiration Of thirty
days from the date this nlre and ihs -nia proof
will he made heiOre the H. Gister urn lH Criver Of
the Land Office af.Heiens, ". T., on Mun'aT august
n wit.
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residence Lots for Sale.

The following very desirable residence lots In Deer
Lodge ara offered tor sale al reasonable prices 70
prompt hnyer.
Lac. Block q. Mais street. near Bescocke.
Lots md i0 Ei0ck a. kouth ffcnt corner lots, and
- @~'' JAMES n. MILLS.
72Hf Deer Lodge. n. Z.
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The express trains make close connection at
sllverS Boy with the through passenger trains to
and from the south
. HATEs or PANE OVER THE U r.. mn
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COPY OF SUNNI oNs.

In The District CoIrr OF 'rcn,d Judcl W-trict
of the Territory Of Mohts.li. ia nm la" ,.CuanIy
of Deer Lodge. e."
Anna l. Dodge, Plaintiff.
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Dated this 10Th day Of June. A. D., 1883.
JAMES b. MoMAsTER, Sheriff.
By THos. McTAGUE, Under Sheriff.
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Our FORESTS
Annual Session Of the American
Forestry Congress at
81. Paul.

The annual meeting of the American For
- ~ Con sr.ss Was he'd la the Capitol huisd.
ins ut 81 Paul, President George H. Loring
in the chair
President Iering In his annual address
treated II tho state of forestry in the United
States Tie stated that the ctearings in the
cid settled parts OF the country were being
INLET un with trees - tina, in Ohio, Name,
New York, and other States the acreage OF
forest Is growing const antly greater In tho
other States where the subject OF forestry
l. gaining, the same attention Il also given.
lnthc S,atcs where Arhor day has been cs-
tahltshea the number Of trees planted IN
ere SO year by year Tho address treated
OF tho dccnase Of pine tmher, show.
S .aas u u. my sora ssn n a,es Vim e ss
wears II tho present rate of cut So much
depends In the near future upon tue pine
forests " the GUT Stscsf r lumber, Much
remaiacd To he done for the care OF forests,
much timber heing wasted Ivy wan,on burn
ing aud cutting, The pahlic mind should
he aroused To the importAn II the SUBJ
tecs The President inao sea the suggcs-
tons Of the laad Commissioner in his re.
por, Tor issss, In which he slaeaks NJ the diff
Il sul,y OF supprcssiag the unlawful cutting
~ timber, aud ASKS for some general aud
comprehensive law regulating who max cut
timber ON the Government lands tor what
purpose IL NAV he cats and providing a
lcnalts for nnlawtallv destroying forests
He pointed out the effect of forest on rain.
tail, and closed by saying the United Stat, $,
which had heea - haslly engaged In lum-
herring for the last forty years, should de-
vote itself now 10 forestry
Resolutions were adopted IN memory of
DIR ], 4 Warler and l. II Hodges of 81
rAui, and Arthur Bryant, of Princeton. I'll !,
deceased members
The following officers were elected rrcsi-
dent George II Ioriag. oil Massachusetts,.
Vice PRESIDENTS IL a. Jolly, Quebec; George
/. BECKER ST Paul. Recording Secretary,
N IL Eygleslon, Washington, CORE pond
ing Secretary, h l. fcrnon, PENNSYLVANIA.
Treasurer. Charles NONE Alabama. Execu-
tive Committee. Il q Northar. Connecticut,
Marion Highly. Ohio: ]. q, Knapp, Florida.
]. s Hicks, New York; ! l. Badd. Iowa
A resolution was adcp Ell asking tho Com
missioner Of Agriculture TO call, during the
winter, u meeting III Washington Of the
representative of all associations and insti-
tuians devoted 10 the interests II forestry
L. Wright ct Boston, moved committee
consider what e tect dammlng the sources
OF the Mis- ss,pri river have ON the fores i
Of Northern Minnesota The motion was
carried
Mr. narson, Of Topeka, Kan. read letter
on the profit of planting forest trees He
gave an example OF a man investing IS ,OvC
IN ~ acres cf trees which in sixteen years
brought profit OF see per cent. on the sals
of trees alone
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QUEER PEOPLE.

MES. JOANNA Mills, of Fredericksburg. Va.
81 years old, died within nifty yards OF
where she was born aud married and where
she had spent the whole OF her lite, except
during two years OF The war;
JoHN RAFFERTY, walked up to the priest in
st Bernard church, COhoes, N. T., and. an
nouncing himself rs Pope Plus TX, ordered
the priest to stop the service police SER
geant escorted the Pope TO the lookup.
SHERMAN w. PRATT, OF Newtown, Ct, In
believed to be possessed with devil by some
Of his superstitious neighbors, because he
lay seve, Il weeks In q coma-like stupor and
has siace spoken an unintei ligible jargon,
which to them IL some unearthly language
An Indiana man has come to tardy the
yindication OF the much abused mother In
.aw. Tired OF his wife. he got divorce and
then herotcaily MARI ed her mother Spar
tan courage was oil ght as fur a. 1t went
but nothing was carried 10 excess In those
dayA
Red Mems johnson and Miss Io Co Tranken-
berry, who uDre respectively IL and IA years
OF age. Lottas father said he was damaged
600 by the marriage, but finally accepted
ol5 from the Squire and gave the youthful
couple the parental blessing.
A AusEKLY Kentuckian raised q simple
shaft TO the memory OF his three wives, and
bad the following epitaph engraved thereon:
TO my beloved consoTIs Sarah 4, Sarah Y i,
sarah Ann As wives deso ed, Is mothers
snectionate, as friends ever Kind and true,
have loved them on earth. will meet them
In Heaven" The bereayed man fourth
wife survived him to commemorate her
grief In stately monument and . memorial
window In tle village church, bearing the
inscription: oh tell me no more Of this
world vain store; the tune for such trifies
With me now y DER.
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ODD HAPPENINGS.
A GOAT hitten by mad deg in Graysyille
| hnffad its own brains out

GOAT hitten by mad dog in Graysyille,
Ga, huttcd its own brains out
LIGHTNING struck In the open lake. in
Lauderdalc county, Tenn, during thunder
storm, and killed hundreds OF fish.
Minis SMITH. of Greene county, Virginia,
dropped dead lust az hc was raiting his hand
to swear that his tax list was correct
AUBURN dky.l Jail has not hal an inmate
fer 50 lo = that The lock has become rusty
and will not admit key, and the horne Il
have taken possession of the interior
Six sheep owned by David Avery, Of last
claremont Mass were killed by lightning
recently The animals were walking in o
line one behind the other. and were lying
dead in that position when found The
lightning struck at other points without
serious damage.
Nh BRASTTr, of Escanbia, Ala noticed
Al rejection from his COW stomach which
upon close examination, proved to be 3
pocket-knife. open, with the noint of the
blade projecting on the outside lie took
hold of tho knife bale. and SAYS ii bounded
| nut like tie cork out OF beer bottle. Hs
has the knife. beside other proof Of the
ats.
| VALENTINE fEsEE a convict in the Ohis
/ penitentiary. obtained large iron spoor
rom thu dining room aud made a siren
ious effort TO swallow il, but failing II
| hat he forced ii down his throat With sue.
1 violence that the handle b. oke In two
| When the doctor arrived lcske was living on
/ ais rack spetell.Ss. his eyes rolling. and h
mouth extended I'D lis usmos1 capacity. III,
/ had evidently found the tpoon Inpalat able
/ sor he did VI hat he could to accelerate til,
! srocess OF extracting 1t, which was tinall,
accomplished
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MISCELLANEOUS.
clearinghouse

Tho clearing.hou exchanges
throughout the country las. week-s7as,-
So, ..aS-were IS, assi ~ less than the previ-
GUS week, showing quite reduction in gen.
cral business New York alone reports =
reduction, - compared with the CORE
spending week last year, OF 4as per cent,
when its exchanges exceeded the sum total
Of the country last week by siao, cox. lo0
The financial upheavals have had depress-
ing effect on trade
One of Hanlan's chief hackers for the
contest on Chautauqua lake in ISIS which
ended by the mysterious saving Of Court
ney's boat. has given ST. Louis paper YEA
sion OF the affair which makes Hanlan the
party chiefly to be blamed
Tho Western Nail Association met Mt
Pittsburgh and ordered the RESUMPTION Of
manufacture throughout tho country for
four weeks
In battle at Jeremie, Hayti, the rev.
olutionists defeated the Government
forces, capturing seven Generals, and put
them to death
Bradstreefs Journal New York
furnishes the following: There were los
failures in the United States reported to
Bradstrtd's during the week ending the 18th
inst, thirteen more than the rrece ling
week, seventy three more than the same
week in lssa. and eixty-two more than the
same week in 1881.
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FOREIGN.

A cable dispatch from Constantinople
announces the discovery OF Noahs ark 1T
appears says the dispatch, that some Turk
ish Commissioners appointed TO investigate
the question oil avalanches On Mount Ararat
suddenly came upon u gigantic structure of
very dark wood protruding from glacier.
They made inquiries OF the inhabitants
They had seen IL for Fix years, but
had been afraid to approach IL because .
spirit OF fierce aspect had been seen looking
out Of the upper window. The Turkish
Commissioners, however, are bold men,
not deferred by such triieA and they
determined to reach It. Situated N IL was
among the Businesses OF one Of the glens Of
Mount Ararat, II was a work Of enormous
difficulty, and it was only after incredible
hardships that they succeeded The ark.
one will he glad 10 hear. was In q good
state OF preservation although the angles
observe, not the bow or stern-had
been u good deal broken in its descent
They recognized IL ut once There was IN
Englishman among them who had pTesum'
ably read his Bible and he saw il was made
Of the ancient gopher wood Of Scripture,
which, as everybody knows grows only
on the plains OF the Euphratox Eject
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FASHIONS IN DRESS.

An inside vast OF the same shade should
always be worn under the Jerseys
STOCKINGS beaded with seed pearl are a
beautiful accompaniment to q whte-satin
toilet
WHITE camels' hair, embroidered with
:our.o clocks and field daisies compose q
ovcly tea gown exhibited mp. town
THE Mother Hubbard slip without sleeves,
% be worn over an underwaist. Ia a con-
vcnicnt and pretty fashion for little girls
An effort has been made to introduce a
three pointed train In London, but not
hanging gracefully It does not gain favor
A NOVEL design for garden party invita-
ton has tennis-ra In blue In enc corner
and a pretty girl holding q parasol in the
other
SiEsvEs have appeared again in evening
dress; that is. the shoulder strap is replaced
with something that looks very like short,
puffcd sleeve
Tux almost universal use OF white al
Long Branch makes every hotel and cottage
narlor look ~ though there were q hall In
constant progress
NovEI. French vei'ings In cream and sEow.
drop white, and all Of the latest aesthetic
shades. come with silk broche figures in
Louis XIII. designs
II the matter Of fancy jewelry the palm
sAaN w MW OANSo w fpaoNAc SVt. NuS cAaNCI,
and tcwcled spidcrs are seen in masses OF
ace, in bonnet strings, and in bows
NEW watering place wraps for evening, OF
white cashmere or virogae, elegantly em.
broidered in delicate colors, and lined with
tinted surah, are cut with flowing Chinese
sleeves
TRANSPARENT muslins are shown In ex.
guisite tints Of maave. tea rose, pale al.
mond, sapphire blue and cameo with laurel
blossoms, moss-buds, swoet-briar rosoa
strawberries and geraniums in single clus.
ters scattered over the delicate ground
BLACK toilets, especially In airy fabrics
over either black or bright colorcd founda
ton, are now In the height of fashion. Such
dresses are Of b ack Chantillv, Spanish lace
hrocadcd prenadine. or silk gauze, trimmed
with plated tounccs alternating with those
OF lace.
As A rulo perfumes are not so much used
N toy were some time ago The II til
scented powder-bag in the dresses and man
ties are considered enough and no lady usea
more than one kind of perfume, for the
effect produced IL she does is sometime,
very far from pleasant A little satin sache,
bag placed in each bureau drawer will keey
the clothes perfumed ana sweet They ma,
be filled with sandal-wood, orris-root, or pot
pourrL
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Ing an entrance Into the structure, which
was painted brown, they found that
tho admiralty fcauirc,ncnts for ted
co,vsyante OF horses had been
carried out, and tho interior waa divided
into partitions fifteen feet high Into three
Of those only eouad they ust, the sthtrs Ma
iny sull Of loo, And how far tho ark extended
into tho glacier they could not toll II, how
over, on being uncovered II turns out to b.
atO cabits long II Will 20 hard with diabe.
levers In tho Book Of Genesis
Prof William Dindorf German critic
and philolosIst, II dead lie was nearly 70
years Old.
Spenish instructions have already
cost certain spectators on the Paris Bourss
about si.,oa,ooa
A r~h!c dispatch from st. Peters
burg rays: @The populace OF Ekaterino-
slny are determined TO drive the Jews out
Of the llaee Not punished sufficiently for
the riots le.t Week, during which some
SEVENTY men were killed and over 100 wound
cd fresh mob gathered last night and
started for the Jewish quarters They were
lHcl Nv " GNIuIs0uN VA Ss'rVaA1 Nuu Vs0NAWN
baeh Refusing TO oboy, and making threat
ening demonstratons a charge was made
A fierce onslaught ensucd When the mob
was finally beaten, over 100 corrses lay on
the ground"
A Cairo dispatch reports the cholera
snbsiding In that city--only, however, for
the want Of material - and increasing ut
Alexandria and other parts Of Egypt
Owing to report that English
doctors were poisoning tho natives, an
Alexandria mob attempted violence, and
shouted, .Doath to tho Christians The
riot was soon quelled.
At a meeting Of the people in favor
OF the deportation Of tho Irish poor In
London, resolutions were provided for thA
sending Of 100000 persons TO Canada and
other British colonies
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PERSONAL

Rrsiior GREEN. Of Mississippi, though nearly
nj years old, Is hale and hearty,
Mss H,kkirr ReEcnER SrewE wears clothes
OF the fashion IT twenty-five years aga
ANNIE L,u,sr cAss l. not woman. satfra,
est she writes; 1 do not ask Tor ballot,
though very life were III stake
NolE nE IA RSMrE. better known a.
"uuiaas Is strictly secluded by her friends
A cloud has ohscu,cd her mind
nR TANNER, ~thc ssarver,s Il living nca,
Chaataaqua, n y llA imita,or Grlscom,
seems Ia have retired o. private life
Tx Duke OF Sutherland aud Sir Thomas
Hlassey hold Cnited states bonds as IN
investment ~ the smoant IT ss,0s0uoe each,
JANE THAR SwlS>naM etill retains the
youthful roses Of health in her lace, Int
they have gene from her cheeks lpto her
nose
nae Prince Of Wales has hard summers
Job in coio,iag huge meerschaumr ripe pre-
sen ea to hun by the Grown Prince Of
Sweden
Lnkn SALISBURY gees twice n week b rcr.
sonalls sursrintead several important farms
near london which aissat sized tenants left
IN his hands
Llgur. Ggs Pam H. klssg,nsN's mother.
~ Wears OF arc. sill lives in the same house
in Pc ~, Somerset county, Ohio, in which
he was born
MES JoH> GusnsE. Of syracuse, y T., has
suei John surhech a Young grocer, for kiss
Ing her without her consent Surheck Was
arrested and admitted To bail
raoroaRarns of the Princess of Wales
taAea in theatrical costumes are not found
for sale In tie shop windows and vet she Ii
called the hfst lady Of fashion in tho old
word
EATnayAoASr precautions are taken 70
She appears 10 he n suspicious of her iuval
sahie u n the Gar of Russia Is OF the
NihllstS
jim hErNr, the great specnlatnr, like Jaw
Gonit. Ii n snasli 81 e. men OF n man. physic.
ally. He weighs a trire over lut loundS
! Re'is sa'iow aud msian holly looking, lie
IN Al Yeas OF age
The. are now ani, three raen in the Brit
! ikh II use II Commons WIZ were there
WHEN hstaiia a n.ei the throne, forty.
Elk seafS aga 1hes are Mr. tlat stone, Mr.
/ Ia hot, member tor slalnorganshire and
Mr. Nillieis, mrmher f.r Northampton
Ear siay Is The .nis living member Of the
c.L net that Wa Ia aGsice At that time.
| MONTGOMERY BLAIR was personally sim
rle, kindly hammered man, fond of pas
1 taral life. In appearance he Was tall ans
1 ami thin. with y are Ii ad and smoothly
shayen fa.o.. lie was wealthy, owning
&
he retained as a summer hume his father,
superb homestead of 40 acres III SiNe
spiing. Md
! SENATOR JoNEs. of Florida, was born II
BAL r,ggan, Ireland TN y recent visit Il
his native pace he WAS received ut the sta
ti.n hy nearly the whole population ant
! lrcsenteI with AN aadre q by the Tow
Ioinmi ssioners The streets were arches
! with .s.rgreens i'm his honor, the building
/ f. tos ned Va til ri hons aud flow ers and III,
popa!aee me-e IN holiday ATTIRE