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L-COMFORTING.
II S'S COCO A.
BREAKFAST.

Bv a thorough knowledge OF the natural laws
which govern the operations of digestion and
nutrltlon and by careful application of the fine
properties of well-selected Cocoa Mr.. Epps has
nroVided our breakfast tables with dellcately
Favored beverage which may save many
heavy doctors bills. 1t Is by the udciOus use
of such articles of diet that a eonsti tuition may
he gradually built up until strong enough to re-
sist every tendency to disease. Hundreds of sub
tie maladies are floating around us ready to at
tack wherever there Is weak point. We may
escape many a fatal shaft by keeping ourselves
well fortified with pure blood and a properly
nourished frame.-TCivil Service Gazette
Made simply with boiling water or milk Sold
in tins only Go-lb. and lb.) by grocers, labeled
thus: JAMES EPPS & CO., Homeopathic
Chemists, London, England.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Jobbing trade reports
the movement at all points very Satisfactory,
and at several the largest business ever known
the recent cold weather has impaired consider
able spirit TO the demand, and even the retail
trade of seaboaFd cities is more active than in
previous years. From agents the demand has
been of very fair proportions, and that it is not
larger is due to the fact that while staples are
prepared less freely than in past years, seasonal
BILE specialties, In proportion to their desirable
ity, are sold up and, in very many instances,
ahead particularly is this the case with scarlet
twist fannels and some makes of mixtures: al so
dress goods, ladies sat kings and suitings, Ken
lucky jeans, jersey cloths, jerseys and under
wear. Converters are active their demands
for certain brown cOttons. Wooden goods doing
better, both in heavy ana light weights.
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Elsewhere.

EIseWhere.
NEW YORK, Sept. 10 - Beeves - Receipts
for the past two days, 6,4O0 making IL, $50 Tor
the past week; market firm at full prices for fair
to prime; duh and lower for Texas ana Colorado
tive steers at S490D6.S5 " ewt., live weight;
Colorado steers SOLD at 50. 6005.0S; texas steers
sold at 81. 1864 81; exporters reserved ana pur-
chased 20 carloads, paying 1888 06.80 " cwt.
for medium to choice. 1--we stock ana fresh
meat shipments from New York to-day, 745
live cattle, making for the week ending with
Saturday, 1,340 live cattle, 1887 quarters of
beef, 400 live sheep, l 300 cdrcasses of mutton.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for the past two
days, 1880, making $1,000 for the past week;
market dull aud lower: extremes, $3. 1898 % -
cwt for sheep: So % 06.75 y cwt. for lambs;
20 carloads to be carried over.
Hogs-Receipts for the past two days, II, $50.
making 81 800 for the past week; live hogs duh
and weak; sales at So 1910 % cwt.
BUFFALO, Sept. o.-Cattle-Receipts to-day,
higher; extra steers, S606.25; good to choice,
S5.63 $50; fair TO medium. $5O5 40; light
butchers, $4.2o05; mixed butchers, 50 60
4.35 stockers higher; fair to good, So 044O;
fat bulls, S3.25O4
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts to-day, 5000.
The market was steady with Western lambs at
"a 1906 80; Canada lambs lower at 1915 $50.
Hogs-Receipts to-day, 5000. The demand
was TAR and prices higher good to choice York
ers, 500 4O light and graSsers, 81 10000 10;
good medium and heavy, SIS. 300 40: pigs, S495
BALTIMORE, Sept. 10 eefeattle--M
more active; tops unchanged in prices ia view OF
quality and other grades 1sc lower; hest beeves,
20 20; first quality, S4.l2 l90 s. rs; medium,
$3.5O03S7le; ordinary, So 03.75; most sales
were MAZE at $3.50 5.12le. Reeceipts, 4,025.
Hogs--Market slow; prices l4c off; quality not
so good; quotations, S607.75 Receipts 6,975.
Sheep and ldmhs--Receipts, 5000; quotations:
sheep S3 05; lambs, S41625.
ST. LOUIS. Sept O-Catte-Receipts, LOO.
No natives here; Texas and Indian steers scarce
and higher, ranging at So 5004 SO.
Hogs-The offerings were larger, but the mar
keJ was slow and weak; light, So. loo D. 20; pack
ing, S4.5o05; butchers, So 1920. Receipts,
$500; shipments, $4,000.
EAST LIBERTY. Sept observation-disclosures,
5,30S; market fair at about last weeks prices.
Hogs-Receipts, $500; marker slow; Phiadel-
phlas, So. 5505 60; workers., So. 200 5.40.
Sheep--Receipts, 5000; market very dull and
prices 25c off from last week.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 10.-Hogs steady; common
and light. $42505.40; packing and butchers.
$4.S0O5.40. Receipts, 1,400; shipments, 1900.
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COMMERCE..
Review of the Local Grain, Produce, and
Provision Markets

PROVISION MARKETS.
INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. 10.
The local general merchandise market opened
np actively to-day, and merchants are highly
encouraged over the situation. A few changes
will be noticed in the dry goods market. Canned
goods also advanced, over reports of damage
to tomatoes and sweet cora by the frost. Sugars
and coffees are in a strong position; old grocery
men, however, believe that the advance in sugar
s artificial and cannot be maintained The
New YORK Shipping List of the 9Th says of
trade:
"While in most departments the home trade
Of the week shows an Improvement over the
previous week, there is stili large margin for
Improvement. That the mercantile community
are sttll thoroughly imhned with a spirit of con-
pervatism is indicated by the fact that pur-
chases, As Il rule. continue o be made strictly in
accordance with well ascertnined actual require
neuts. from which policy no persuasion or in
iucrments held out by sellers, in The shane of
cotton prices and bargains, can swerVe buyers.
u course shs policy if irksone to the men OF
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81 la962c; December. 57059c. Oats firm; re-
jee!ed white, 33c; No. mixed, 33l9c No.
white, 80 035 13c No. white, SO l2c. Provisions
firm; beef, mess. S13013.50 India mess beef.
S13.750l4.50. Prime mess pork, S16. Hams,
smoked, 14l9015c. Lard firm: city refined.
go 09.50c; city steam, 8.75 as soc. Butter
active ana firm; creamery extras 24c; hrsts,
p 023: extra, 160l7c; good to choice, 10 015c.
Eggs firm at 23024c Cheese quiet; Western
full cream, 914 9lac; fair to good, sle09c Pc
troleum firm; refined, Tease. Whisky firm at
$50; Receipts-tlour, $500 brlS; wheat.
Shlpments-None.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 10..Four unchanged.
VIII at unsettled and lower No. 2 red, 81 OILS
91.o2 cash; $1.01 a91.o17s bid September,
Der, Sl.O9@ December, S1.01 5s01.017s all the
year; S1.l5 bid May; No, red. 06097l4c.
Corn higher and active, especially for october
and the year; 47047lec cash, 47l4147ssc Sep
TEMPER, 4740474oe October, 45045 l2c Novem
Der, 427s@424c all the year; Acc May Oats
higher but slow: 2614027c cash. 26l4 026lec Sep
tember, 267s027c October, 275sc November,
26l4c all the year, 81 OBJ 14c May. Rye slow;
494c bid Barley quiet at 60065c. Lead slow
meal firm at So 15 Whisky steady at $1.I4.
Pork quiet at S12 Bulk meats slow; long-cear
oi aS' .; ooc' ehor1rlos ldes, o-Toc short-cear
SIDES 90 Bacon III good demand; long-clear
sides, 7.121207.2 short-rib sides, 1907 Soc;
short-clear sides, z 1907 .62l9c. Lard higher
at &C. Receipts-FlOur, 8 900 brls; wheat, 49,
900 bu; corn, $4,000 bu; oats $4,000 bu; rye,
1000 bn; barley 5000 bu. Snipments-Flour,
l2.ooo brls; wheat, $1,000 bn; corn, $4,000
TOLEDO, Sept. 10.-Wheat active but shade
lower; NO. red winter, cash. S10S; October,
$l.oSls; November, Sill; December, $l.13;
January 81 i 47s. Corn firm and higher, closing
easier; No. 2, cash, 55O56c; September, 55 q
55l2c; October, 81 lac; November. So 4c: Janu-
AIRY, 51052c; May, So 054c; rejected, 54055c;
no grace, 81 054e. Oats steady; No. 2, cash and
September, % SIC; October 29l9c November, soc;
rejected, 25c. Recelpts-Wheat $4,000 bu;
corn, 81 900 hu; oats, IL 900 bu. Shipments
Wheat, 10000 bu; corn, 10000 bu: oats $4,000
bu.
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 1O.-Flour quiet but firm;
extra family, 81; A No. 1, $42504,50; high
grades, $4,000. Wheat steady and in good de-
mand; No. red winter, 81 OF. Corn steady and
In good demand; No. white, sic; No. mixed
49c. Oats quiet but steady: mixed Western, 30c
Provisions irm; new mess pork, 1913. Bulk
meats-Shouiders, 534c; clear rims, Csc; clear
sides. 7c. Bacon-Shouders. Gig r.; clear ribs
714c; clear Sides &c. Hams-Sugar-cnred. l4ls0
l5c. Lard firm; kettle-rendered, L iec. Whisky
quiet at 81
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 1o.-Cotton unchanged
sales, 10000 bales; speculation and export,
1000 bales American, $3.50 bales. Beef
Extra India mess, SOS. American lard, ABS Sd.
osWEGO, Sept. 10.-Wheat was firm. Corn
firm.
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Oils.

OIL CITY, Sept. 10.-The petroleum market
clined TO Sl.0S7s, but advanced 10 81. 1918, and
closed at SLIP The sales aggregate 443.000
brs. Cearances, Sept. =, 4,476O00 brls Ship
meurs observation-disclosures United pipe-llne,
131. 900 brls through Underwater line, 1887 brls
Charters, Sill brls. The boom to-day was
caused by the reading of the report Of tho an
nnal Inspection Of the condition of the United
pipe lines and the result of the mOnthly gauge
of the tanks The following are the figures of
the report of the condition of the lines OH Sept
l: Gross stocks, SO, 227. 5S9.O3; a decrease of
197.033.79 barrels since Aug l. Sediments and
surplus, 2,322, $1,000. against 242S $3.50 last
month. Net STOCK, SO, 7o4, 712.73 decrease of
291 O52 Sd barrels. Outstanding accpptances,
81, 937,60252, against 27.s73, 37577 last
month, Credit balance, 5,761, l1021, against
6,l22,3S95 80 Aug. l. Receipts from all
sources, 800, 032.23, against 1,7l6,99l.S8 last
month. To al deliveries, 1,776, 7509S, against
1857. 572 90.
BRADFORD, Sept. 10.-In the crude oil mar
ket there was a sharp advance: United pipe-line
certificates opened at 81 90 and closed at SLIP;
highest price, $I12 lowest, $l.oS7s. Total
runs Saturday and Sunday, 75.5 "A brls. Total
shipments, 1894 hrls. Charters, 55,278 brls,
Clearancts, 2,696,000 brls.
PIFTSBURG, Sept. 1O-The petroleum mar
ket WAS active; United pipeline certificates
closed at gil During the afternoon session
the market was excited, strong and advancing;
opened at S1.10l4, advanced TO 81 l0 l2 declined
to 81 10. rallied. advanced and closed at 81 1918.
Trauing heavy.
ANTWERP, Sept. 10.-Petroleum, 197s02OE
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Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed of Iron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1o-Cotton steady at 1Ole
01o3se; futures dull but steady; September
1O.l3c; October, 1O23c; November lO31c
December, 1042c; January, 10.53c February
LOT Csc; March, 1O.S0c; April, l09le; MAY,
11.02c; June, 11.13c; July, IL 22c.
ding, 9Ac.
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health and avoid sickness.
Instead Of feeling tired and
worn out, instead of aches
and pains, wouldn't you
rather feel fresh and strong1
You can continue feeling
miserable and good for no.
thing, and no one but your
self can find fault, but if you
are tired of that kind oflife,
you can change it if you
choose.
How7 By getting one
bottle of BROWN IRON BIT
TIERS, and taking it regularly
according to directions.
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NEW YORK, Sept. 10 Pig iron dull; Scotch
$2l 023 so; American, S17 022. Lead firm; COM
u1on Roc
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LONDON, Sept. 1915 p. M.-Raroad bonds
Illinois Central, 133s4; Pennsylvania Central,
1921; New York Central, 119a Erie, 13l So;
seconds, 97l9; Reading, 1854.
PARIS, Sept. 1O.-Rentes. 79f 72lac.
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Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. a6, 1881.

Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. 26, 1881.
Gentlemen:-Ihave suffered with
pam in my side and back, and greas
soreness on my breast, with shoot
ing pains all through my body, at
tended with great weakness, depres-
sion of spirits, and loss Of appe-
tite. l have taken several different
medicines, and was treated by prom
inent physicians for my liver, kid
neys, and spleen, but l got 10 relief.
1 thought | would try Brown Iron
Bitters; have now taken one bottle
and half and am about well-pain
in side and back all gone-soreness
all out of my breast, and | have a
good appetite, and am gaining in
strength and flesh. 1t can justly be
called the king Of medicines.
JOHN K. ALLRNDER.
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GEORGE MCAROY, druggist, Rising Sun, ONO
county, sells Browns Iron Btters largely, and 1t
gives perfect and universal satisfaction,
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LIVE STOCK.
indianapolis Market.

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept TO.
CATTLE-Receipts, 293 shipments, 2O5. The
supply was very light of both butchers and ship
pers. Market strong on the better grades of
butcher cattle. No good heavy shippers here.
Ilnstnrr I'D rines nhnnt The satnn n last walk
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grades, and higher on heavy, closing

dunn grades, and higher on heavy, closing
steady.
Light So 3505.45
Medium. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5 2005. 50
I1oaVS 49, 9.IOOo.2O
Heavy packing Observation-Disclosures .7505.OO
Pigs and rOughs .-..-------........--.. 4.0004.50
SHEEP-The offerings were very light hardly
enough to make market. Eastern advices $50
25c lower.
Good to choice, 100 lbs and inward 81 .0O04.30
Good to choice, 100 to us fbs...... 5003.90
Fair to medium, 80 to 80 fbs...... 3 2003 40
Common. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2.5O03 90
Lambs, common to good ..---.--. -. 3.50O425
Bucks, per head. Observation-Disclosures 2.0003.0Q
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STOCK QUOTATIONS.
EXCHANGE AND GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.
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RATES OF SUBSCRIPTION.

MS INVARIABLY IN ADvANCE-POSTAGE PRE-
PAID BY THE PUBLISHERS.
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Rye-No 2 steady 53c bid, held at 55c.
Bran-Steadv; 81 80 bid; October bran, 81
bid, held at $12.75.
GRAIN IN STORE
Sept g. 1889.
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SUM MONS.

lu the District Court AZ the 6ceos,L Judi
c)ol ID aeltct a The Territory " AOutaiS ~
and 10e the county " Silver Bow.
eAasah Drake. Plaintiff. W. Warren Diskc
The people ofthe tevritosy Of Montana s-ud
You ovo hosehy required IN appear In an
oeeSoo 6soe9ht Against you BY the above
Nomel plo1nlj0h, IN tie Dlairict Court a,i
the Sec00d judicial district NJ the Terri
t0ev " Montana, Ia and li,r the County ~
Silver Bow and 10 anaWer the cOmplaini
oloa therein, within ten days (Sxcllasivs Of
theday olse1viceI after tie service 10 you Ut
q. u served out Of this county. but In q. IL
d)setice, within twenty days; Otherwise
Within forty days; az Judgment by Aelsuli
Will h0 tAkoa aGalnet you, accOnlinx Il, the
prayer Of saia e0nplalnt.
The set9 action u brought to sD',ssin de-
cree q this Court dissolving the Ls,iMs Ut
m.0 i0ony now existing between plainiiti'
divorced t!OW each other upOl the grounds
Ut Wjlfu) ueserti0n.
Ana yo0 orr heTehy notified that u yo,,
l0il To appear AMI answer &atl Gun, piSini NJ
ah'.ve reQuiresl, the said plaintiff viii take
default against .yau aud apply IL the
court for the relief demanded III the prayer
a plainiih-s complaint l;a.p m ilie herein:
1.ven under my ha,"i suns ~.
second judicial l,ixirir ~ Tho
~, Territory Of Montana. H. 80, ,Dr
,SsAL{ the Cdsunty AZ silver l,ow. .his
'~>' ~ day at JAM. In iist yea, st
e.lr JIIsl llne TGOusa,ni kisht
Hundred and Eighty thr~.
llkrBES L. DAVIS. CLERK.
CNAEIFS y. WARREN, l,eputy Cierx.
~ Jan-Sw5w
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bo1)e ID ~ EsaR q ~ Centeonial
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VIII ka0s % ~ hooo ho1so. In
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There = so0e Talk oh public mon
snsst lbr The )ste William f.
Dodgs.
A careful calculation puts the Lon
q Newport, KY, BY the nood 1t
d, lso,o0e.
The Rev. Dr. Locke Of Chicago
teab biz eoagsegatioa;that prohibition
b . groeo usurpali0n.
Since Thuslow Weeds death, Peter
Cooper and James Watson Well are
the patriarchs of New York.
Ex.6snator Booth, Of California, b
visiting In Indiana. He says Cali
5ofnia will b . Desnocratic State for
many yean to come.
The Queea Of Servia writes all her
hushond'S letters while he plays bill
lizards. The King IT Servia knows
bow 10 train . wife.
Che deputy Cuitetl States MAMMAL
- O0oboSO SSoO O3UDO3S TUG IN JUWS "
river boats On attachments. The
liabilities are e.. 0OO.
Genesal Sherman tells . friend that
his nloeher. when his father died,
Wae lelt with eleven young children
and IN income Of only San.
Governor O'Nsal, Ut Alabama, in
his inaugural address, l,ad one sen-
tenee Of ~ words. Mr.. Evarts'
Io0geet semteoee, - Secretary ofState,
contained 49,.
There are eleven States In which
women can v0te ut the elections for
school directOTs. In kentucky q
woman has to be widow to enable
her to vote, and In Aichigam = tax
payer.
A bill restoring the death penalty
has passed the Maine House, with
anseodments permitting The jury Ia
reoommend the prisoner to the mercy
q the court and giving the prisoners
counsel the closing argument.
A Connecticut paper DAourns bc-
callDe there b . great deal Of drunk.
e0ness In that land esstwhils lstoaly
habits, and seems disposed to attrlb-
ute Il ill to the fact that the state
beans upon its brad shield three
vines.
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Notes = [o.OarAee,.s.

TSDsvtA TAompson. You srs hereby M
IT'D that ~ u6ioe~isnsl. has. In seeoel
oneo With tho pgOvlsl0sIs 0f section ~ r.
vloo oeotooOO q ne Unjaesl states, per)orm-
ID oDo looogp cd INSIDE - sseoeesaSy In
pe0vousenls - ~ volue0e oloo, IN roDrooone-
ING eeo yooS Ne 10 the 1hc01a 1o4o 016Im. xll.
ooeod tn So0mlt Valley 0Inlng Olserice,
> ~! DNW County, 00ollaslo 106Iitosy.
Ano yoo oSo h06oby n0ej0ed that unless
v0o contribute. a. coaoe - 6e 00oeSlbut d.
yoar po9tjoo, aG0u"ling 70 4eI1 Together
VITA tnoe1ese and caste. within - days Irosa
- hese3f. ell yoe! right. Ute, ihtsssst and
e!aI0 VIII oecono the Dsopesey q the under.
seeee1 eoowass, VITO he's made the regal I'd
JAMES THOxPs0N.
Butte City. Fo6. -, lSie. 6soesswSod
Notice to C0.OWneP.
TO john J. cable: his heirs Or aas,gns /:
q has in aee0sdsucs with the pV0visl6os
q section ara, revised saoteies Of lie
Uooted Staten. peefogmod lab0e and made
l0esoveNaooe0 % The voioe Of $40 ue0aa the
F0nI yohn0 quarts lode miring CLAIM. s,t.-
Gated 10 0u1amIS Valley Mining District,
9ilvee oow eo0nty. Moneoas. n1 eho yeas-
Jeo8, oasd you 0re 6erc6y n0ai0ed thoa unless
500 contribute a. eoase lO - euotributotf
y0oe pCop0gtjoss Of ssjl 0xp0Oditurla (a60I
with tno6eost 0ad elMts. Ottbln ulneiy tlays
fy00 The date u lhiS notice, Sll yOslf riKlSt.
ottle olld lmeogeee In and % I've ajDOve sle-
soft6e6 quarts lode mjMlng cDslm will In..
como tho psopogly a y001 eO0Wnef. wluO
hss 0ado The required expenditares.
DENNIS tA0REL,
Bate. No"is'ss. January. -, iss1. sWs6
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Order to show Cause,

In the l'robate Coort In and for Nilves
msasee9 q Inc estaeo01 llassilion 8. RobiM.
a00. Thomas G. POeter the aomints lsnlOs
o. ~ Goeate u Aamillnn r. no0insoN, DE-.
ceased, having nlad his petition hrr<i,,
est6oe Of oatd decodent CDe the purposes
therein oot forth.
IL = thsssseso osdsod By the judgs a said
court. that Al persOns lntecostal IN Ia ew-
l'ruAaie Court On Saturday, he lOth day
Oe March, 1873, At O'Clock In the Afternoon
q sald day. % tho eoeSS room Of sajd PRO.
eato Court. u TIE CITY Of Butte. In the
IN egdef shd,uld NOS b granted u the aail
01ml0lstrAt0e ~ cell - much Of tue real
estate a The said oeeeoseu ~ shall b isSc
oeooTy. b. g. KNOX, Probate Judge.
0ot4 This IN day Of Fshi uary. A. d. 1885.
IOsS6-A. W.lW
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; IU3aI3o3IAL N8W9.
Oul)od Prom tlho Ooaunnno Of Our
1EohanGoo.

Plnkeye y raging among the homer
o( Deef Lodge county.
Lots 70 the value q 100 were
seod In Livin0Bton during February.
The people q Smith river pgopoDe
b form . LIB protective assoeiatios.
The most important enterprise q
White 6alphur epsinG0 = tie build
Ing q . 90 600 school 6ouse.
A Voekman Was eaught In . lond
slide in . cot 0ogt q lfuiP City lost
week and badly hurt-probably fatal
y:
Wiekss u being deserted By the
1jnos3, s1noo the Alta 0o0tans chat
1oewn, many Of them leaving for
Alaska.
Il b stated that the men who
Jumped tie silver Doll mine ct Dar.
her have ou1oo1erod the mine to it,
former h0S0og0.
The primary department Of the
0leadaJo pabjic school h clooed -
account q The teaehsf. Nias Nellie
Potter, bsing ill.
EmoeDo0, who accidentally shot
W0. Buckley, ~ L1v1nGseoo, several
isS: IL Ia q j:;' d: :: ei ss... maze" ''' .
In IN upoot at Glendale J. &.
Rogogo and Bert 6to9r Wos0 thEoWn
hu0 Q vehicle. Both were bruised
0ooDe, aud Mr.. Roger he'd hjs right
ohooJ0of hurt IN tie fhll
Necessasy arEangsn,sats have been
mado 70 perfect the equalization q
Tie toW1 q Ashland. alseody laid
out - the Tongue river, about mid
way fto0 Milo City to the Wyo.
ming line.
About Ouo-third Of the brain a
Davidson, alleged to have been mur.
6srod and cromated BY JesssAng, hao
been put In . liquid preparation By
d.. O'Callahan tof pgeoesvatjo9.
rhlD mach Of the broin VS. fouud In
he cdasIed coalk at The place of ere
laatjoay and although partially cooked
md roasted, It - easlly ideptils(l -
D petition Of human 6sa1n.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-03-07
The l6ootel)o Train Robbers.

An Elko, Nevada, dispatch says:
''Frank Hswley, Frank Francis, Or.
mae b. Nay. sylvester Earl aud Res.
An6oDo0 were taken into court and
pleaded guilty to the attempted rob.
besy of The CentTal Pacific train q
Aonte'lo Station. Hawley, France.
teen years In the Canon Psniteu-
tlary, the term to date from the time
Of tlseir arrival ut the State PRISON.
8sr and AUlensOm. each only eixh-
teen years VI age, were sentenced to
twelve years imprisonment, IN the
sasaso place; the term to le8in ftOnl
the dsie VI arrival ct the prison.
The I'VE hanlits were safely lodged
In the psnitsntisry u CAison last
taiurdsy. Nay, the wounded robber,
b rspiity recovering.