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The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1883-12-28

Some three or four weeks ago John w.
Wilson, n man aged 30 to 80 years, who
had worked some two or three years for
Hampstead Il Boyle and 7. Hoyt, Race
Track. came 10 the City Hotel, Deer Lodge,
aud took a room. He paid promptly, but
generally took but Que meal day at the
hotel He told parties that lie was engaged
20 be married last Sunday TO lady living in
Missoula. On Wednesday of last week he
wrote two or three letters and posted them.
At4a. m. Thursday morning Night Watch
man Douglass saw him going to the hotel,
where he said he was going TO bed IL II said
he eambled considerably, and this was the
occasion OF his late hours. He was not In
a-mprrats. Through some oversight 10y those
An charge of the rooms, he was not called up
on Thursday, and on Friday Mr. konieau,
the proprietor was engaged elsewhere, ana
did not think 10 look after the room until
about 4 n. IN, when, having tried the door
and found Il locked, he had Joseph Michot
looh over the transom. Seeing tue man
living on the bed, he Informed Mr. houieau'
who gained access by the transom. wilson
xas living In q stupor. DR.. Glass was called
A four.o ounce laudanum bottle, with but
few drops remaining in IL, was found near
him. DR.. Glass pronounced him beyond re-
ooyyry. DIR. Laurin was also called, Dat
efforts. continued until 1880 p. M, were una
vailinr, snd death enSued. An inquest was
held by Coroner Strang and verdict OF sui
eide by his own hand returned: Nothing
among the effects OF the deceased gave any
clue TO hi. antecedents further than stated
He had no money on his person ana no oak
gage. II IL notimprobable replies 70 'ne 'ee
tsrs he saailed snay uprayel the mystery.
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Death of Nicholas Millen.
Helena Herald, 2ist.

We have just heard the painful news of
the death of Nicholas Millen, which took
place to-day at his residence few minutes
after 12 o'clock 1t has been known that
Mr.. MIllen has been confined to his house
on account of illness, which rendered him
unable to attend TO his business for some
time, and it was only lately that he was
Frustrated upon what has proved to be his
death bed Not until then were his bereaved
wife and friends made aware of the fact that
a general breaking up of the constitution
had set in. He has been attended for some
weeks by the uRremitted care of beloved
wife. relatives and friends, and with the
skill of the best physicians. As member
of the Catholic church he received the con-
solutions OF an attending priest tthe Rev
Father Palladinol, whose unremitting at
tention and kindly ministrations prepared
the departing spirit for 4 calm and happy
death by the last sacramento of his religion
which we're administered to him while re-
Election and consciousness held their sway
over a repentant and peRiten: soul.
The deceased was born at Waldbling, in
the Grand Duehy Of Gutenberg, Germany
in the year 1893 and was consequently fifty
years of age He was married in Helena tc
| an estimable lady, Miss Louisa Kessler
about three years ago, and has brother and
sister living in Montana, Mr.. George Miller
| and Mrs. Standaher, of Beaverhead county
and brother, Mr.. p. J. Millen, merchant
tailor, at Troy, n. Y.
Mr.. Millen came 10 Montana in August
1868, from Colorado.
His death is deeply regretted by large cir
Gle of acquaintance and friends Throughout
| Montana.
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PERSONAL.

Noah Armstrong, Esq, OF Glendale, was
in town Wednesday.
Messrs. John +. Forbis and John III. Cur
It's, of Butte, arrived in Deer Lodge yester-
day.
Mr.. Will Kennedy, Of Butte, spent Christ
mas with Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. Trippett and
children, IN Deer Lodge.
Mr.. Fl. Smurr, of Columbus, Ohio, a nephew
of Mr.. II. G. Ward, has come to Deer Lodge
with the purpose of locating
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Conforth, of Iron Rod,
father and mother of Mrs. J. f. Dickey, are
spending the Holidays in Deer Lodge.
Assistant Engineers Wilson and Bruen,
the former of Stuart and the latter of Poca-
tello, enjoyed their Christmas in Deer Lodge
Frank Bien, one of the brightest and most
advanced scholars in Deer Lodge, left Wed
nesday for Davenport, Iowa, to continue his
studies.
Miss Katie j. Siebenaler, an instructor in
the intermediate department, Butte, is spend
ing the Holidays with Mr.. and Mrs Thos. w
Catlin, Deer Lodge.
Mr.. s. Marchesseau, after business trip to
Missoula, is enjoying the Holidays and the
first rest for several years with his friend and
partner, Mr.. Peter Walton, in Deer Lodge.
DIR. Charles P. Hough was in town Wed
nesday evening and Thursday, having been
summoned as consulting physician with Drs
Mitchell and Laurin in the case of Warren
Kelley.
Messrs James Noble, John Il. Cameron
Ed Rooney, Charles Bell, w. Mackay ant
Duncan Cameron, Butte and VAUDEVILLE
| miners, en- route to the CGur dAlene mines
| were in town Wednesday night.
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Ell. Bonner >C0.,
DEER LODGE, Dec. ~, 's3
LhRRYpS LOSS.
A Weeks Spree That Cost Small Fortune.
Herald, 24h.


About week ago Thomas Cruise divided
81, 900 among three men. each receiving an
equal part, In compromise effected on the
Pine Tree mining property, Marysville.
One of the three sharing this money was
Larry WEIGH, n roliicking Trishman, whose
sudden possession OF so considerable a sum
Of coin completely upset him. He put iu his
appearance In Helena after an absence of
sighteen mouths spent In holding on to the
Pine Tree lode, and his showing up here
was As q veritable wild man of the noun
tains. He was net slow In making himself
known after passing through the hands Of
the tonsorial artist, surprising himself with
an annual ablution In civilized bathtnb,
and treating himself to suit of store clothes
and silk hat. Larry then declared himself
I'm readiness for celebration. Christmas
was too slow acoming, and he was bound to
forcs the season. He scattered his gold
pIscss right aud left Drinks were many and
frsouent, aud crowds OF thirsty loungers i'm
IA bed Mt his expense. About the saloons and
IN the Wood street quarters he made ''things
hmm at all hours of the day aud night.
larry was rolled, plrcked and robbed. In
.Ipvie week, during nearly every hour OF
~hich he kept up his holiday spree, he was
des poiled OF three-fourths OF his money. and
only through the intercession OF friend
wa. he finally gotten away from the disrepu-
table associates who had fieersud him and
semi him from town with few hundred do'-
-. lsft of bis small fortune. 10 was dear
sxpsriencs for Larry WEIGH, and u Is 90 De
boprd il viii prove lesson hc viii pron1' oy
IN the future.
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The following subscriptions have been paid
Change of Train Time

We publish in this issue the revised time
tn BILE, No. l. on the Utah & Northern, which
takes efiectl2:05 o'clock tomorrow tSatur-
day morning. The new schedule gives Ex-
press trains m hour or two more time each
way between Garrison and Ogden, change
that was enabled 10y the new card on the
Northern Pacific and permitting closer con
nections. Any one Interested can readily
understand the table, but TO give its relations
briefly As between Deer Lodge and Butte we
summarize:
Leaves y. l.. Ar. Butte.
Passenger Express. .....2.& =. IN. 4;45 p. IN
Accommodation train. 500 a. III. l9:2O y. IN.
Leaves Butte. Ar. ID. l.,
Passenger Express. a. M, 1917 a. ~
Accommodation train. 1870 p. IN. 600 n m
This IL very convenient arrangement,
making n morning aud afternoon train both
ways at seaS0nable hours for the people OF
both towns. 1t also shorteLs up waiting
time ut the Garrison connection, and gives
opportunity to get away in few hours in
case of belaicd trains The time adopted by
the Utah e. Northern is Ogden meridian
time, which ig only few minutes faster than
the true meridian time ut Deer Lodge. Our
people should bear in mind that the new
table takes effect tomorrow.
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The Buffalo Herds.
Riuer Press, %.

1t is feard that the band of buffalo on the
q reat Sioux reservation will be annihilated
Il us winter. Prairie fires have been set by
th hunters and the herd are being slowly
DIR iven before the flames and toward the set
tie ments, where they will be slaughtered in
wi ,olesale numbers. So far as reported the
no rthern herd has not yet crossed the Mis-
SOD ri, and so far this year buffalo hunters in
Nc ntana have had no work in their fayorite
lin,,. Indeed IL Is useless to Disguise the fact
thsls these monsters of the plains are disap-
per ring with marvellous rapidity. Whether
the herds are seeking new grazing grounds
rem. ,te from too frequent signs Of civilized
man or whether they are actually vanishing
from the face of the earth, a very little time
will tell Probably the latter is the case.
Sem. ,or Vest said TO Charles, the obstreper-
Gus cl lief OF the Flatheads, "there are no
more plains" and he was very near the truth.
The v lid Indian and the wild buffalo are In
much th,, same predicament,
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I he Diphtheria.

Contrary TO the perhaps too sanguine hopes
expressed last week, the diphtheria has not
yet disappeared from Deer Lodge. During
the week a young woman, the foster child of
Thomas Layatti, employed in the family Of
Charles Aspling, has had a severe case, but
is getting along quite well, with all pros.
poets of speedy recovery. The child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Boucher, mentioned last week,
died yesterday. The most severe case has
been that of Warren Kelley, son of Robert
S. Kelley. He is about ~ years of age, anc
has for several months past been employed
a. clerk in Donnell, Clark & Larsbie's Bank
He is general favorite, worthily so, and the
solicitude OF his relatives hardly exceeds that
OF all others who know him. During the
past two days there has been little change in
his condition, and 1t IL hoped within day
more the disease will have exhausted itself
and his recovery be assured. These are all
the cases we have learned OF in the town.
FRIDAY MoRSrNo.-At the time we 60 TO
press there is no Improvement in she condi-
ton Of Warren Kelley.
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HORSES RECAPTuRED.
Property stolen by Clark Recaptured.

On the 10Th OF September last ID. j. Stan
nard, a ranchman and miner living in the
Jefferson valley, just beyond the Pipestone
Pass, had stallion stolen, valued at sl,ooo.
On September 9th c. \. Larabie OF Butte
had q mare, used in working the within
at the Shannon mine, and valued at $50,
stolen from the stable. Succeeding the cap
ture of Clark's gang Of Stevensville store rob-
beers, Under Sheriff Bodley of Butte visited
Steyensyille and became satisfied that these
two horses were in that vicinity, where they
had been disposed Of by Clark, who had for
merly worked for both Larabie and Stan
nard. These gentlemen went to Stevens
willie last Sunday and on Wednesday re-
turned with their stock.
The stallion was found in possession OF
Mr.. Simpson, living four miles above Stew
ensvilIr. Clark had left him there several
weeks before and advanced $40 for his keep
ing. He told Mr.. Simpson if he did not re-
turn by a certain day he could sell the horse
for $3.50. He also left there brown colt,
branded with horseshoe on the right shout
dsr, which has not been claimed. Mr..
Simpson, on evidence of ownership, prompt
ly delivered the nOEbc W MI otahhoao'
The history of the Larabie mare transae-
| ton Is somewhat more complicated She
was found in possession of Francois, an in
huential and much respected Indian living
near Stevensville. Several weeks ago Clark
met Francois in Stevensville and telling him
| he understood he was the only man there
who had money to loan, said he wished to
20 to Butte and needed $685. he would leave
| n saddle and rev Oliver as security, and repay
| him $50 in three weeks. Francois let him
have the money. Promptly on the day Clark
returned. and accosting Francois, who had
forgotten him, handed him the $50. Francois
saws the incident gave him confidence in the
man, who shortly after some six weeks ago
came to him and desired to get loan OF
| $3.50 on a mare he had. Francois declined to
make the loan, but offered to pay him $50
for the mare, which amount Clark accepted
As a result he lost his $50, for when Mr.
Larabie appeared and furnished evidence Of
his owners hip, Francois said promptly
"This is your mare; take her." Mr. Larabie
afterward presented Francois with S25 which
pleased him very pluch, for although quite
wealthy he is of money-making turn. 1t IL
said his father was Delaware Indian and
his mother an Iroquois, but despite this fact
he is very influential with the Flatheads
He will probably be more careful about hi
loans hereafter.
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"A letter received from DR.. Browmon, Of
Washington, Penn, states thsat this trustees
of Washington and Jefferson College,. at .
meeting held December 18th, conferred the
honorary degree Of d. ID. upon Rev. d. J. Nc
MILAN, President OF the Montana Collegiate
Institute. The title is aptly l'estswsd, and
win undoubtedly be worn wi,rthiiy by the
recipient DR. McMilian ha1 been IN the
East working in the Interest q our Inssitnte,
and u expected to be here In few days 70
take charge Of the school n other mem
bers of the Faculty and he Lassitat1 pupils
feel highly pleased n she he nor bestowed
upon their Presidsus, y grad ncsdon which
the many other friends u Di. NsAiaiAn ~
Deer Lodge heartily share !.
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Great Bargain

And good chance 10 educate your children. A
fine farm for sale within ten minutes walk of the
best school in the Territory. The purchaser can
have four hundred and sixty acres OF land with
water right and ditch. Good soil, we'll watered.
Dwelling house with ak large rooms and good well.
Good stables and out-honses. A very desirable To-
caity, with spendid town-sitcs for building on 1t,
lying partly In the town of West Deer Lodge, and
within five minutes walk of the McI,nrney House,
win be sold cheap for cash down. Part or all of the
above property be purchased on the 12th of jan
Gary. See Sherif's Sale. Possession given on the
day of sale.
For further information lnclose postage stamp and
address HENRIETTA HARTZ,
75l-3t Deer Lodge.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
L. s. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. NJ. T., December 10, 1883.

U. =. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, NJ. t., December 10, 1883.
Notice Is hereby given that the following named
settler has fled notice of his intention to make final
proof In support OF his claim and that said proof will
be made before the Probate Judge Of Deer Lodge
county, NJ. T., at his Office In the town OF Deer
Lodge. on Saturday, the 18th day OF January A. D.
1884, to-w wit
HENRY r NALL,
Of Deer Lodge Postonice, Deer Lodge county, NJ r.,
Who fled Pre- emption Declaratory Statement No.
5i65 for the RI OF the HEA and the EH of the
sE X OF section No. n in T No. N, of X No. W
lie names the following witnesses oprove ma conn
mons residence upon and cultivation of SAID tract to-
wit: ~
william Williams, Thomas c. Irvine, John III.
Williams, and David G. Irvine. 81 OF Deer Lodge
Postoffce, Deer Lodge county, NJ. T.
y. Atkinson, Register.
o. b. o'BAssos, Atty for Claimant 764t5
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E.L.B0DDer >C0.
CLEARANCE
SALE!
Until Our Annual In
ventory We Will
Make a Cash
Discount Of
ROPER CENT 20


Ladies' Misses and Chill
dren's Wool and Merino
Underwear, Wool, Yarn
and Zephyr Mitts and
Gloves, Fascinators, NJ
bias, Hoods, Leggings,
Wool Jackets, Dolmans,
listers, Cloaks, Circulars
and Shawls, Overshoes,
Furs, Wool and Felt
Skirts and Yarn; Mems
and Boys Ovcrcoats and
Fur Overcoats, Wool
Gloves and Mitts, Lined
Gloves and Mit1S, Winter
Caps, Overshoes, Wool
Scarfs, Lined Winter
Boots, Wool and Cardi-
gan Jackets, and Horse
Blankets.
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For sale.

lssa offsr for sLe Tor $40, ny ohs-na .ss. ~
III terest IN the buiidiag ard i"t NV IT, ~,
IE,s pisr by John Thon~1n. Ann co. 4
80 -yp' " j. l.. rwREEEY. hissoula; y 7.
Missouia. Nov, ., 1888
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AGENTS Of the New North West.

The following Agents are duly authorized by
,be NEW NORTH WEST, and subscribers are
eoues,eIto make settlement with them when
called rpon;
Tho. w. catiin, General Travelling Agent,
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At the lsall of Deer Lodge No. II, A +. g.
A. NJ, the following elective and appoint
i've iofficsis were installed last Friday evea-
ing 70 ser se for the ensuing Masonic year:
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ioot, Iefrence y. ofaoy, sseo soout ~ yeAIs
Mr.. Brady was well known, moral, ex-
emplary and intelligent man, who had many
friends. He came to this county in 1868, and
for several years after was engaged in min.
ing on Pilgrim Bar. Soon after the Black
Hills excitement began he went there and
remained until some two years ago, having
meantime married very estimatle lady who
survives him. His business ventures in the
Hills were not as successful n he had hoped,
and he returned to Montana with broken
fortunes, from which he would doubtless
soon have risen had not ill-health and the
tnmor on his foot restrained his efforts. He
has latterly been living ut Pioneer. and q
larg. number Of his friends from that place,
rs well a. Deer Lodge, attended his funeral,
which took place Sunday.
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MARRIED.

ZINKEY-BEITER-Atth the residens Of Mr.. +.
w. catlin, Deer Lodge, Dec. 23 SIS, by
Laramie City, Wy. T.. and Miss Anna Better,
of Wishawaka, Indiana.
MIcHoT- QUESNELLE-At the City Hotel,
Deer Lodge, Dec: Is. 1883, by z. Greene
weld, Mr.. Joseph Michot and Miss Julia
Quesneiie, both Of Deer Lodge.
PRINDIvILLE-ToBIN- the residence of
and by Rev. r. DeRyckere, "Wednesday,
Dec. 26, 1888, William Prindiviile and
Catherine Tobin.
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= TAMpiNo AND EMBRoiDERY.--Lsdies
- wishing ~ tate lessons in Embroidery win
have an opt~prtunity for the next so days.
Stamping DO fe TO order from the most completes
set u pstsernn nnd design, such a. would de
credit se the tess Eastsfn houses. Please call
1854 Mss MATTE srRAuHAL's.
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Came to my place ON the Biz Backfoot about July
l. 1851 one gray mare, branded on the lett Shoulders
brs brand undstinguishable. Also one tvo-y ear-old
gray ally branded q L on right shonlder. Also one
three year-od s)rrc white stripe In face brand y
on left sh0ulder. a..
Heimvinc, Deer Lodge Co., Dec. II. 1883.
7N al CON COUGHLlN.
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New Departure.

cHILoH's COUGH and Consumption Cure Is
y sold BY us on a guarantee. II cures con-
sumption. For sale by ]. z. Dickey. 74ltf
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CLOCKS. sss ay f fb:nssi Make asy,s' the
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CATARRH CURED, health and sweet breath
secured by Shiloh's Catarrh Remedy. Price
SO cents. Nasal Injector free. For sale By ]. Z.
Dickey. TAlu
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LEADERS are Few;
but !nl!tatu!s are
MANY! y

The above quotation
seems quite applicable to
our would be competitor,
who adopts OUR mode
of a little advertising
scheme, and quotes 20
per cent. discount be-
cause we offer 10 per
cent. 1t will be neces-
sary, however, for such
competition to
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We herewith announce a profitabl change
in our mode Of doing business, and protec-
ton to our customers. We ask that all per-
sops knowing themselves indebted to A.
Kleinschmidt & Co., Deer Lodge, to call and
settle their accounts, either with CASH, or
uote, with approved security, prior TO Janti-
ary LIST, 1884 After which date all business
with us will be done on cash basis--
Settlement to be Made Euery 30 Days.
Longer credit ION interest basis) win Do
extended to persons by special agreement.
We do not propose to be undersold by any
House IN the Territory, and in order to sell
goods nj the lowest cash prices, all business
must be done on the CASH PLAN. We would
respectfully call your attention 10 our new
advertisements In this issue, which will speak
for itself -
ia A. KLEISscnMIDr s. Co.
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Central PacifIc Railroad.

/ Central Pacific Railroad.
NOTICED
The Merchants of Deer Lodge are advised that
the Central Pacific Railroad guarantees to lay
down San Francisco Freight in Deer Lodge at as
low rates prevail by any other route Special
attention given to dispatch in forwarding.
overcharges promptly adjusted.
RICHARD GRAY, &C. STUDIES,
Gen. Frt Agent Frt. Traffic Man'r.
Address, concerning Montana business,
MARK s. SEVERANCE,
l6-3ms E#H AgentSat Lake City, Utah.
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FOR THE MEN sh full li Pine. Of s Mssr.
Holders, Watches, Watch Chains and Jewelry.
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Iron, Tin. Papier Maehe.
- ~ L ~ Willow, Wood and Rub
Der Toys of all kinds and descriptions.
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EnR TUE RnVc coas.ing ,sleighs and
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THE PACIFIC WAGON AND IMPLEMENu
Co are taking OATS IN EXCHANGE for all
I'm DE- Of farm machinery, Wagons, Harness, etc
74lu
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Announcement undr- this head will be charged
sf,een cents per line for The FIRST insertion and
len cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpareil type.
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RELIGIOUS
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES

cHRIsTIAN-servi every Sunday at the
Court House al II a. m, and ! ?; m Eioef
6sirn Wood, Pastor. Sunday School at z p. m
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Aavert,srments ndr7 this head will be charged
hneen cents per line for the FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured IN nonpareil type.
I,UE Pacific wAGON AND IMPLEMENT
Co are taking OATS IN EXCHANGE Tor all
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PLAIN sEWINo-The undersigned will take
plaza sewing at her residence or sew ~ iarnisS'
a. desired MRS. l.. \. ) JACKSON,
1888 Street, Deer Lodge
TuANUkLlEIs, LIBItAKi, HALL, STAND AND
\ Bar Lampa and FiItures, hne stock j4sII re-
ceIved oil Dlckeys. VIZ
yv>uE MITCHELL VA ON-FoR SALE BY
'"e MIN 74l,f
.rTuE DEPOT or TIE PACIFIC WAGON
a and Implement Co. there Is large and va,
RED $40, X uF HAHN Ess, all Of which are sold
al most reasonable prices-from Sl5 up. 74lu
NEW GuoDs--AT DiCKEY's DRUG STORE.
~ G26-u
N,Ew GooDs-At DIcKEY's DRUG STORE.
G26-tt.
CAR LOAD or BUGGIEs TO ARRIVE AT
a the Paeihe Wagon snd nj, in pT 1p, CO
Depot will be SOLD AT BhD-HoCh IMLhS'
Please call and examine stock. Iflu
PURCHASE YOUR WATCHES & CLOCKS
j at VIM. Coleman Co.'S. 7lou
>'EW HOME AND DOMESTIC SEWING
" Machines at VIM. Coleman Co.'S. 7l5u
DEFoRE REPAPEKINC YOUR ROOMS IN
ID Gpeet those fine Wall Papers at Diekeys
+ ARGE ASSORTMENT OF BIRD CAGES
l. andCroquet Sets at VIM. Coleman Cos.
1854
rINHE John W. LOWELL WAGON CO.
i are paying CASH for Oats and Baed Hay.
THE John w. LOWELL WAGON co.
i have just received . car load ofthe Famous
Dedeuck Hay Presses, and Adjustao!e Eahhg
Ties Call and see them. If4u
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PLAIN SEWING-The undersigned will take
,la,n nrv,ing al he residence or IN families,
- aesiTed MRS. l.. 4. JACKSON
T9a Is Street Deer Lodge.
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