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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

A standing army Il n-s<t~d 90 keep
peace among the l~atorrrs 90 the Pana-
ma Canal There are $3.50 lsbarvr If
al naiionalitiss. and more than tuentY
have already i-va killed in faetion
hghts-chicHgo Isssr-Orc1u
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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r-efr So arsfs& maF N.sw tas
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The Marquis II Lorne. passing ~
tween 4 double hlc II Niagara hack nsen
recently. raised his Ia; the entire d.
tanc-. This. somebody explains. was
the homace which nobility rsys 20
wealthy. Y Tfmrx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

kArx - thlnk Of yos asa deadb-sfs
observed . 1-dlsor rh~ oxh-- asv .r~-
vafnty fsaninx Q esfts-s who sx~d hfu Q
snAu t<A On, - - shs.- dcar h~sr..e
Q mn.nec-- sfr~ vas ss> rrPtr. IF y0s
eaiy kn~v ! sks1zkt 81 yea va
wouldEi have tn least h~>x1xrsra IA -
tang yogrsE koo>r-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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oesth hike the fsx arta-A~d 90 .d1~ AZ .hc
canine shov IN tsis cI.yt B~su AZ,
oosA brand 20 . cIr.-E u. af-~rr.~
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

A"TorEsy- eornhsns-to- 4. pl.xt,~ A.
this city TIE nsnse Il . pleasing ea~. Tvs
Wrists when thy are waite asS ss-n.A~-
make Q -eozusdnsssoa sfrk the barH os = feI
low cat collar tia; few ma enn r-z-
-PtfsbsryA T~sE-graE&.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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rv@ 49, - Sz sA $50 IS sAst
50 s ~ - M&a sa
-S Taas
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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Aa@Dz E tsHe@s azszf
= 4~@ a. h@a 80 s Er~s
-s FFsaat
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

~ FO1r acrS>s k2ve Sr~ shszld~-x.
Srafeae-. cu.- or op-n sor-s * any kinA.
M ssrsars Healing Pes ier.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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Es@s ss&@ax $500 &@x
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k&s = Ia . ~ nn1@
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Ea-s 49, - m zrzsA tn~
N~sss t-- G& @eas -
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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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ssfs i hsrs saksn naawu's irua rsm~.
hEi cousa&sT "a p1ss * n. t~.t us~1 49,,
knJ~m-
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SIS sA as sac ta& e. =
rFs -a&~ Ne 49, s a1
So - Nsas E~fAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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7asy tsy a.. sE aa-
GeaFgs1 w.
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esq tT-s@tag 49, sa~L ~
Pa -
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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drA1s ia = tsg~ Esrasurv. Th- rvza~s,
srrdtef "a tEat b. 13wl ~ szrkss H.~
hzJsaA Fres Frss
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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s $50 @N
49, @e n s ~
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sN@ - s~@ &e ~@ 49, =
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49, ~ $500
49,
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

osCE ~ C~brniltAisn Co.lar. snt Cuw,
sna va 81 eear ~ osaef kA ny g.
O. eel aEA frsi q s1rsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

AEEroEr sez.~> TIA. -rA~ Nssz~ .ro,s
hr0oh ars lind v1h s@s~rn~n- rre,
nc<hanG ,asxe Bro1xs wH~re 1xA 49,
NOVA e extss ar. rrn<rAIiy sz7~dsor ruzsx
Are yOc ~ enozxh % ex.ca On 20 sk44s-
Bzssva Afsy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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rvst1vsS Aoztta zat vtzus. ezr~. uys-s.aA
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

~MAxHA.- ssk>d Esxs- hoy. -ncw en-
Scd h>ar Ne Prsy uh<n H<ss 80 sry-
eefore ne noeser ouzA rpty. Ne lad er-
ca1Asd- -bzs I kncw- n~-s 90 H.
pAss<s rcnzin % EVER pssrs
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

TVS vii - . var ~hsn h.rv- $780,
vaar c-ntAsa za~ r.lsr. H. 80 49,
I'll D. - Es tie syPl~ hfrss F-sS
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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kca Cd - M gid ns9.
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80 o&-Bsseaa Trszsr.pC
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Wells EoaEs % C0rn.- 10 s.s fur r..
Sozpsere. p~rnsbsss uzre Cawas. -asszaas.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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enf~s 90 t~lky thst 30 "sose ar.- H..
osE breath
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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81 s~~f bTu-u's irsn Btsr.sa far r..-r.i
d~taiify. y rss.0r-t rs~ - ssTvazrh 50
r4Eur.H
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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thro~n--LgS-
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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bS~s4 90 OF hss a@-EasG0. Trss~nsf
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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arnk-A1sesa .Ss.r.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06
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IN ths shoTrsst tiSD- Write - sr~~ sar.z,
lsni.s<t 90 raszasaitsm. q g. b. iI.lsA~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

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The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

Is simply vshosf ps1sgi Tor -hase-aa>
nfss, ard N - p1rfyfEE sc~s
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06


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rz1r- e@3s sk~<>e - -
ese& w%=s8za41 AuG-.
sx Aap~ s<~s@x@x szz-e - An1nA
s1 - A<Ex fHSsEfw $500 U@1k
ut F@ s@ &@~ Sc t~s 49, go
Ns~ sE@ Nxx 80 49, ks3eD
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a. Esas ss Y.
The Red Cloud chief., 1883-07-06

SHOULD write 10 his vile n say that he
had hcen sick-not that he Was SEX
and this fact explained whs he had mo-,
written to her. She was very exci,abla
and he hoped some one would writ
very carefully SO a. TO not needlessly
alarm her. He had thought the m,,-sr
all over. and he desired his wife % d.
pose vt their little in the Eas,-
ern city and 60 TO his fathers. who VS.
a farmer. and remain there until he VS.
able TO start new in life.
The letter was written and m.;la5
and Nj. Olson became much ipteres,a.;
in the sick msn- The bearing az The
invalid was peculiar. II WAS evidan,
that he had been greatly Disappointment
and made desperate bv miSfor,unes
and thai he was now suffering from re-
morse ms busying himself with new ~
solves He did not grow stronger. and
1t was generally believed he would not.
When Mr.. Olson had read the com
planning letter from the wife OF the m,n
now an invalid he thought the case va.
bad. When he could DOT ind the man
addressed IL had seemed TO him much
worse When he did find the man. SICK
and helpless. and remembered thar a
wife destitute and desperate in one
large city was appealing TO = husband
not only destitute but d1ngercusly sick
in another large city. he knew il could
not be much worse. And in all his con-
siderstion Of the case he thought most
of the woman-
One evening as Mr.. Olson was about
TO leave his Office s voman entered
hurriedly, and. announcing that she
Mrs Olson. wife of the sick man.
desired to be informed where she could
find her husband Her agitation. the
expressed on her face, the eager.
pitifm questioning of her ewes. almost
called tears from the man. who an
swered her inquiries and then asked. !
You received my letter containing
directions dictated by your hus-
f,
Yes But did You suppose I would
TO II? l was nearly frantic / deter
mined to come 20 John if I had to walk ]
svery stee The people helped pe and /,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
The Local HIT Nan.

The local hit" man Of the minstrel
show is a great humorist. He has no
education and could not couple two SEN
fences of English to save his life, but he
is the man to plunge an audience into
roars of laughter. All that is required TO
accomplish this feat is to mention the
name of some man who lives in the
town, some very fat or extremely leah
fellow. This Is pure wit, and persons
who could not find CLINT Of humor IN
the entire range of English literature,
yell and swell up aud explode, and look
around to see II they can single out the
crushed victim. When he is found they
nod and grin At him, and rough fellow
sitting near him slaps him on the back,
and exclaims: He got you that time
er haw, haw-he put it ON you-er he,
he" The Douglass Jerrold Of the stage
is called back, and while he rakes the
strings Of banjo, eays: "Oh, vas, got
de bes' lookin' gal in town. "Oh, she's
awful fine. Got foot like Col. Jaglin's -
Another roar. Col. Jaglin's face grows
az red e Z terEApin's eye, and he tries to
laugh. His friends slap him, and the
fools In front Of him turn around, stare
impertinently and explore" Ten dollars
q week is not salary commensurate
with the accomplishments ofthe lpcaI
hit man, and the manager should better
reward him. In fact, he shonH kill
him.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
From Tuesdays Daily

Work on the Main street crossings was
commenced this morning.
As will be seen by special advertise
ment, Capt. Jno. w. Smith, has reduced
the price of dr,nks to l24 cents.
Nelse Murray is moving his saw mill
from the Yellowstone to the new mines
in the Sixteen Mile district.
Twenty-nine new members were
elected to the Bozeman Social club last
night.
A private letter from William Francis
informs us that he reached his home at
Long Island in safety.
Up to the hour Of going to press, a
very light vote had been polled in Roze-
man, only aO2 votes, Only few Of the
business men have however, voted, but
It Is estimated that the entire vote will
not exceed 400. Bozemrn ought to poll
a vote of 1000 or more.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
From Mondays Daily

Highsmith 4 Beam are making extern
sive repairs in their carriage shops.
Twelve persons united with the Pres
byterian church on Sunday.
Two cases of drunk and disorderly,
Richard Roe and John Doe, were SEN
fenced to the bastile on saturday.
Last Saturday night the east bound
passenger train passed through the Null
Ian Tunnel being the first one.
Mr. Kelley, for drawing a revolver or
having one in his possession, will appear
before Judge Dawes to-day.
The shipment of eggs from the East to
this market keeps the prices down to so
cents per dozen.
Two souls with but single thought
Clark and Young-how to escape the
hangmans moose December 9th.
d. p. McElwee teacher in oncof our
school districts, had an eplthelian cancer
removed from his lower hip on Saturday.
A man named Lord, who frescoed the
face of Mr.. Daily on Friday was fined $40
on Saturday by his Honor, Judge Dawes.
Bozeman presents lively appearance
to-day. All the business houses are
thronged and the streets crowded with
pedestrians.
| 1t was noticeable fact that nearly all
the prisoners who were arraigned for the
sentence last Saturday, were late arrivals
in the Territory.
Mr.. Charles Swallow, who is farming
at the ranch ofW. 0. p. Hays, had both
bones of his right leg broken just above
the ankle. While out riding his horse
stumbled and in falling threw Mr.
Swallow with his leg just over badge,
hole, breaking it as above described.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
What They Gay,

The BosemanCHRoNlcLs Offers bonus
for each new subscriber between now
and the first Of January. The CHRoSfcLE
is good enough without a chromo.-
Livingston Enterprise.
The Boseman CHRONICLE 10 now
publishing daily edition, the first issue
of which has reached us. It Is q four
page sheet, containing twepty-fouf
columns of matter, The paper is well
gotten up, and would be a credit to an
even lager place than Bozeman. ion.
Sam w. Langhorne, of course. IL af it's
head. We wish the new enterprise all
the success it merits-and 1t merits
good deal.-Helena Independent.
Die DAILY CHRONICLE is the newest
venture in Gallatin county journalism.
Bozeman should certainly give . gener-
GUS support to Nh. Langhorne, who in Ills
salutatory says he has grown tired ofhav-
ing people ask why place Of ito preten-
tons cannot be supplied with daily
paper. The E,aerpriss extends a cor
dial welcome to the little stranger. and
trusts it may prove 4 source Of infor-
nation to it's patrons and profit 10 ita
Observation-Disclosures Easespsiss.
The Rozeman Daily CHRoS1csL is the
latest addition to Montana's daily news
papers; it cast itself on the sea of jour
nalism on All Saints Day. Both editor.
tally and locally it Is most creditable
looking sheet, and, it promises Press re-
ports in the near future, it will undolbt-
eddy become . Bozeman institution
Yellowstone Journal.
The Bozeman DAILY CHRONICLE, No. !,
Vol. l., has reached this Office. 1t is a
! six-column folio, and is already a very
creditablc paper. In such solid town
as Bozeman. it should certainly receive
a liberal support. It has generally been
supposed by newspaper men that so soon
as either of the Bozeman weeklies issued
a daily edition, the other would follow
suit. The Courier is admittedly q first
class paper, hut it will have to exert
itself considerably to get out = better
daily than the CHRONICLE. - Billings
EXosulA
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
DIED.

JOBB.-In Bozeman, Lutte Bell JObb, aged
six years and eleven days. The funeral will
take place tomorrow.
GAGE.-At her ranch, on the Yellowstone,
Mrs. E. r. Gage, November 9Th, 1885,
Thus rasses away to her home in the
sky, one of the most amiable and best
know women in Eastern Montana. Mrs.
Gage has for number of years kept an
eating station, fifty miles east of Boze-
man. In the days Of stage coaches, no
place along the long, weary drive was
more eagerly sought for, than hers The
traveller was always assured of a good
meal, a welcome smile and pleasant
word. Hers has been a sorrowfll lot.
One after another she has seen her dear
est idols taken away; first her husband,
who was drowned in the Yellowstone;
then three of her children died within a
very short period of each other. Mrs.
Cages death has been momentarilly ex-
pected for the past week, and is sorrow-
full event. Yesterday Mrs. Geo. Clark
received telegram to send a coffin at
once, and it ID presumed that the funeral
will take place tomorrow.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
From Saturdays Daily


An exciting day at the court house.
Arrangement for sentence of four U. s.,
and eight Territorial prisoners
Judge Mcguire has gone east for few
weeks.
The dance last night in Kay and sons
new building was grand success.
Jack Langrishe's third performance in
Helena was greeted by tremendous
house.
Now that Sheridan has assumed COM
mand of the army it would be we'll for
our people to make an effort to have Fl.
Ellis made large post. Troops can be
fed cheaper there than at any fort in the
Territory.
The Bozeman social club will have a
very large membership this year. They
will have business meeting tonight,
| when number of new members will be
voted on. 1t is said that the first dance
will be given one week from last night.
An engineer and fireman Thursday
night about ten o'clock attacked a ranch
man named Daily, while walking near
the depot and severely beat him. A
warrant has been issued for their arrest
when they arrive in Bozeman tonight.
J. f. Stevens has sold his interest in
the Benton Riesr Press and will soon be-
gin the publication of weekly paper at
Townsend. This young town has some
live business men who fully appreciate
the value of a newspaper, and they are
fortunate in having secured such a good
newspaper man.
Among the proceedings of the school
board last evening, it was moved and
carried "That when the east side school
house is opened, the following divisions
be made of all the scholars in the pri.
mary, and the first and second interme-
date grades. All snch scholars living
east of Bozeman street, shall attend the
east side school house, all living west OF
Bozeman street shall attend the old
school house"
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
PERSONAL.

| Mrs. Bruce Bries. of Three Forks, ii
a guest at the Eastman House.
Mrs. NJ. D. SterliDg, of Washington
Territory, is visiting her cousin, Mrs
Wylie, for few days on her way cas-
where she will spend the winter.
Langshire's entertainment was attend
ed by large audience last night.
John Mcclure, the theatrical man
ager is in town.
j. Otto Hitz, of the Montana argus, a
German publication, recently started in
Helena, is in town taking orders for that
paper.
w. R. d. r. Hodkins. recently in the
employ of Messrs. IT,. Lynde & Co., OF
Bozeman, Is timber inspector and river
superintendent, is about to leave for San
Francisco, where he will enter into the
matrimonial state. The young lady is a
| well known society belle. They will
spend their honeymoon at Los Angeles.
John s. Dickinson, one ofthe liveliest
boomers that ever struck the western
country and large property holder in
Bozeman, has accepted the position of
managing editor of Minneapolis Journal
"Dck" is Q thorough newspaper man and
has acceptably filled similar positions on
the Chicago Times, Pioneer Ps~, etc.
M. ]. Meehan, one of the Livingston
Tribune proprietors, and formerly of Boze-
man is dangerously i'll.
The Mcfarland murder trial has
been adjourned until the next term Of
court.
Jos. Miller, ofSaIt Lake il guest of
the Eastman house.
Dave Noble, of Cooke City, is in town
for few days. :.
Lieut.. Cook, T. b. Sacket and FIVE
soldiers leave for the Gallatin basin to-
morrow for ten days hunt. We will
try and raise enough money to buy our
meat until they return. We are not par
ticular whether it is elk or deer
VIM. H. Martin, who has been con-
fined to his room by sickness, we are
pleased to learn has about recovered
j. J. Davidson who has been absent
for three years, returned a few. days ago
from New FORK. Says he.is coming back
to Montana again to livei if Mrs. Davidson
is willing.
Look out for Langrishe, the old
pioneer footlight favorite of Montana in
the days gone by. He will be in Boze-
man Monday next.
Gov. B. F. Potts is in attendance at
court as witness on the case of the Ter
ritoFy VS.. Albert Shears, charged with
stealing q horse belonging to the COVER
nor.
WIN. Wallace Jr., one of the most
promising young lawyers of the Territory
Is attending court. VIM. Wallace studied
law in the Office of E. w. & J. X. Toole |
and bids fair to take high rank in his |
profession, an honor to himself and a
credit to his precepton.
I'D. Stone, general land agent, N. P |
R. r., paid our city flying visit yester. !
day and left for home this morning.
III. B. Durham, of Big Timber, was in
town over Sunday.
%. C. Greene, Superintendent Tele-
graph Northern Pacific, Colonel R. C.
Clowry, General Superintendent West
ern Union Chicago, J. McMichael, Sup
erintendent Western Union Minneapo-
lis, G. w. Galick, Superintendent Con-
Western Union, passed through |
this city on their special car Puck" Sun
day noon.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
LAND OFFICE NOTICES,
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.

LAND OFFICE AT BOHEMIAN, MoNr.(
Oct. 3rd, 1853.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice OF his in
tentiOn to make final proof In support Of his
claim, and that said proof will b made lofoFe
Register and Receiver at Bozeman, Montana,
on Nov. II, 1889, viz: PHILIP RODALPH,
Il Il :. e e! Y NW : oas x 4
Sec. l, Tp, N, h, Sc.
He hatries the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and eultiva-
ton Of said land, viz: John Gray, And. L.
Corbly, fheo Norman, and N. ]. Eukes, eli
Of Gallatip Co. H-l3
DAVIS WILSON, RegisteY.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
Miscellaneous Notices,
Wanted at Once.

A CANVASSER, either lady or gentleman,
II to take the agency In BOaeman, Living
ston and the country tributary, for the g y Of
Blaine's new $50 page ho0k-two y0lun g.
FROM LINCOLN TO GARFIELD" A com.
mission will be paid that will assure good
live agent at least $40 per day. Address at
once, BUTLER 4 BLAKE.
40 IS Helena. n r.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
Strayed or Stolen.

81 One sorrel horse branded Ms and TN on
LEFT shoulder; one hind leg white; eight years
old. One gray horse branded TN op left
shoulder; eight years old: weight Of each
lett hip = and on len SHOULDER three years
old; White stripe Id face. A liberal reward
VIII 70 paid for the delivery Of the above to
jl.a6 Ell. FRIDLEY,
ROzemAn. NJ, 4,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1883-11-07
HOMESTEAD ENTRY.


LAND OFFICE AT BoxENAN, n. TIL
October 3lst. 1883.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
IN named settler has filed notice Of his in.
tention to make final proof IN support Of hi
Register and Receiver at BQzeman, Montana,
on Friday, December !th, 1883, viz: John
Cahill, Homestead Application, No. "a, for
53e & Sec T. soSth Ranse sad Ess t.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and eultiva;
ton of said land, viz: William Tlannery,
william Hebrnold, FlOyed b. Austin. James
O'Brien, all of Gallatin County, II 40
DAVIS WILSON, Register.
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Application for . Patent.


u. y. LAND OFFICE, BOZem0ns M Ass
September 18th, 1883.
Notice is hereby given that Paul D Hay.
ward, ST.. whose post Office address ts Virginia
City, Madison county, Montana, ana Paul y.
Hayward, Jr., whose post office address Ii
Chicago, illinois, have this day filed their ap-
plicotion for 9 paaent for LTD linear feet Offhe
HAYWARD Lode Mine or vein bearing silver
with sur(Hce ground EH to % feet In width,
situafed in Havana Mining District, county
of Madison and territory Of Montana, ana
DESIGNATED by the field notes and Omcial plat
on lie in this office as lot Number n. In town.
shIp south. Range Esst, Of bNse and prtn.
cipal Meridian OF Montana Territory. said
lot No. 81 being as follows, to Wit:
this claim, . trap stone, Ssxl3x7 inches In size,
set In the ground, marked l-lN0, iof corner
No. /, from which the $ corner Of Tp 2s. Z,
thence n GO 81 W, l5D0 feet TO corner 20. Z:
thence N 5p IL E, sos feet u corner NOD;
thence s 10 IT, w, 60 feet to corner No. !, the
place OF beginning. Magnetic variation lS'
5Y to 49, 10 r, containing 1O.S acres.
The location Of this mine Is recorded n the
recorders office OF the county Of Madison,
Montana, in Book 'W, page 5lS OF lode IOca.
tiOns, The adjoining claim Is The Hayward
extension lode on the northwest, ciaimanss
unknown, upon which premises (tO-wit: tho
said Hayward lode-I.Of No. 81 . notice q
said application was posted ON August lssh'
lH2. 49,
Atty. for Applicants. hgeeE.
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For Sale.

0NE bedroom set, one extention table, 9il
walnut, one heating and one COOKING
stove, one bath tub, dishes etc. The ecovS
named articles are as good as new, ana WI
be sold cheap. Enquire Of d. a. A as
BOzeman, NJ. r. !" ~
(DctOher nth. lHS3.
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Settle Up.

All persons indebted 70 me will please pay
up at once. All accounts not paid BY the
first day OF November will be sued.
BOzeman, NJ T, October 8th. !8S:
n 20 d. A. KU0HEN.
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s. W Langhorne, Bozenan:
NY DEAR SIR:-Your note to Mai, Ma
ginnis, relative to the establishment of a
mail route from Red Bluff to Pony, has
been referred to me. 1t has given me
pleasure, under the circumstances of its
necessity to recommend the petitions
already presented, to the favorable con
sideration of the Post Master General.
Yours truly,
JNo. SCHUYLER CROSBY.
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For Sale.
For Rent.

A fne, fresh cow, with cali. Apply ut once
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