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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
PTMPIES.

l. will mail Qrcc) the recipe for n simple
Vegetable Balm that will remove Tan, Frekies
clear and beautiful; also instructions for pro
ducing luxuriant growth of hair on a bald
head or smooth face. Address, inclosing &C.
Y. NJ
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

Parson Ito ne'er-do-welD whats
this hear. Giles-that your wife has
left you'll All! this is what l." Giles
-"She might do worse than that, SIR"
Parson (shocked) -"Worser' Giles
"She might come back again.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16
BALLS DIPHTHERiA

CURE AND REvE NTIvR.
A Sure Cure and Positive Prevent
i've of this dreadful disease. The
trade supplied. Ask your Druggist
for it. Price SO cents. Sent by mail
on receipt of price.
A. X. BALL, Nj. D.,
Corunna, Mich.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-02-16

Fashionable intelligcnce-Long dresses
make clean crossings.
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Handsome Residence To be Erected

Nr. Nick Bielenberg who last summer pro-
possd 10 buili a small dwelling here, having
secured tine lot on he Clagett property, in
GLIDING the old esiicnco, wisely concluding
that Deer Lodge was destined 20 be a town
OF beautiful residences an q that IL he did not
build a good house now, he would be dissat-
isfiei with IL soon, cast aside his old plans
and recently had Mr.. r. G. Knox, of Butte,
furnish him plans and specifications for what
will be much the finest residence in Western
Montana. The building will t6x53 feet. with
with full story stone basement laid In
cement, first floor with I3s feet ceiling and
a second floor with a ~ feet ceilings. There
viii be thirteen rooms, and the interior ar
rangement Is admirable. Sonie idea Of the
size and solidity of the structrre may be de-
rived from the fact that IL will require go
perch Of stone and $4,000 brick. There will
be two bay windows In front carried up full
TO the roof. The architectural appearance
will be very handsome. Mr.. IL. designs heat
ing IL with n furnace In the basement, and it
will be supplied with all the mpiern con-
veniences that can be- made available There
will be fifty windows in the building, all OF
plate glass, and the finishing work win be
rirst-class. Work will commence about May
LIST, and will be- done under direction Of
supervising architect without any general
contract. Nick" expects, In this way, to
get his .scabin" up for something less than
SO 600
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS ARE
OFFERED IN ALL LINES TO
COUNTRY DEALERS.
E. |. BONNER & co.
DEER LODGE, APRIL 6, 1888. .,o.,
PERSONAL.

Mr., Amos Buck, the prosperous merchant
from Stevensville. il In town.
William P. Clark, of Butte, is now hook
keeper for Kieinschmidt & Co, Deer Lodge.
Mrs. George w. Irwin, who was detained
some days by illness, left for Butte Tuesday
evening.
Judge VIM. J. GaibraIth leaves for Fort
Benton this morning TO hold term of Dis
trict Court.
Mr. J A Marcuin, who has flourishing
mercantile establishm mt at H-lmville, was
in town "Wednesday purchasing goods.
Mr. willard Bennett, brother of Nelson
Bennett, Esq, arrived with his family from
Ontario this week and will locate here.
Mr.. Henry Miot. of Butte, has moved to
Deer Lodge with his family, and occupies
the house vacated by Mrs. George w. Irwin
Mr. L. A. Barnard for number of years a
resident at 1.-THE Moag place" above tht Deer
Lodge crossing, died in Butte on "Wednesday
of last week.
w w. Dixon. Esq, Of Butte was in town
Monday. He has had change Of venue
granted 10 Deer Lodge for three Of the suits
involving the title to Butte town site pro-
perty.
Mrs w. N. Baldwin and son Bonnie +. left
Tuesday morning for VII 10 Conceivable,
Pa. Mr.. Baldwin went to Helena Oh Thurs
day where he will resume with A. j. David
son & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hammond, of Phil
ipsburg. are in town. Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs. j. NJ. Eastman, of Deer Lodge, expect
to start for Tunkhannock, Pa, next Mon
day, to remain daring the summer.
Mrs John f. strauhal and two children
left this week for their old home in Decatur,
Ills, where they will remain during the sum
mer The mother and two Younger brothers
Of Mr.. Strauhal ARR we'd last Friday from De.
catur.
The Henry Hoffm III who suicded at Bed
ford Sunday. was not Our Hank" who tend
ed stock at Dog Creek station some years.
He has too much sense and is too well salts.
fled with this world TO quit it unless by direct
orders from the Gene raj Superintendent.
The appointment OF Capt. T. p. Fuller a.
Adjutant General f Montana militia by
Governor Crosby Is an admirable selection
The Captain" saw service enough in the
Army of the Potomac to ran a corps single
handed, If necessary, and is in every way
worthy of the preferm ent.
Mr.. James A. Talbot, OF Butte, has rented
the dwelling in Deer Lodge formerly occu-
pied by Judge Bill AMI removed his family
here. TIL" healthier climate here induced
the change and he conn plates building here
during the summer. We are Informed other
residents Of Butte contemplate removing
here. We bid them welcome
We acknowledge receipt from Cal. G. Claw
sou, Bonanza, Idaho, of Silver Wedding
invitations April u, 1879, on the twenty-fiffh
anniversary Of his marriage to Miss Czarina
Llew.llyn. As that is paper day" with us,
we unfortunately cannot he present TO enjoy
the celebration, but If we are not too busy
we will try 10 RENE mher on the occasion our
genial assistant scribe ia Ihe long ago. ..
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
Arrival and Departure OF U. & N. Trains.
A FEW MORE OF THEM.


Some weeks ago, in mentioning the names
Of such old associates on the MJAtdnd Post
* occurred to u, and inquiring who the San
Francisco "Pint-r" was that 4. w Carpen-
ter referred 10, W. did not recall all of them
from the dim and misty past. Hsgh Nc
Quad, who L. al animated ency cloprdia con-
corning early day printers of Montana, added
in the Independent, land Sam Blythe, the
swiftest printer of them all, years ago drifted
into th" Oregon mists, since which all traces
of him are lost. Roll. Ballard persisted on
the alkai plains of Nevada. But whs is
Carpenters priuterW
1t j. outat last. A neat little card comes
from San Francisco, ID. j Stanley" Why,
certainly; but Stanley, who worked on the
Post In IS, while we were still in the Penn
syivania hills, was FOREMAN of the first
Helena new,paper--The Radtator-in 90, TO
which time our "reminiscences chiefly re-
vortrd. and when he came hack on the Post
IL was only temporarily. But he got his
work in while he stayed. Major John =.
b nee was running the Democrat then and
doing the Legislative work, and Peter
Roman, now Indian Agent at the Jocko, was
foreman. Thomas Francis Meagher was
Secretary and Acting Governor. The Legis-
lature was assembled; the Democrat had the
printing and it's compositorr were overrnn
W tn work At the first start of the session,
while the Post waS running light. One day
NcQuaid and Stanley strollrd into the Demo-
crat ufice. Roman, who was setting up the
Governors message, was called TO the bust
mes, offices a minute and lard his stick" on
the case. The last lins was THE members of
the Legislature will. Stanley added an
even line while Roman was absent, and when
the genial, but busy, foreman returned, he
wet right on without noticing the line.
Major Is uce evidently didn't read proof
We close that might on the message, and 1t
came out In the Democrat next morning AZ IL
was let up. Democrats of that date were |
va ued At dollar n copy aud stanlry's life A.
about two bits: but he owned up aud made IL
up with the iratr Major and they were good
frien IL while Stanley remained. Wonder II
Stantey can't give 1.-The survivors" up here
some news OF the othtrs who, like him, wan
dered of toward ths sunset land before 20. |
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MORE GOOD STOCK.
biasded Horses Cor Willow Run stock
Farm.

We had the pleasure OF visiting the aneve
farra few days ago and being shown by Mr..
,. L. Larabie, the owner, o n1mber Of fne
horses, including the stock he recently par-
chased In Kentucky, aai which arrived here
March 18th. The purchases included three
stations, one colt and three mar.s--two Of
the latter, unfortunately, DIVING in transit.
These stations are fine animals from good
families. They will be best appreciated, by
those well informed, from the following
notes Of pedigree:
BEAUMoxF.
Bay stallion, five years old. foaled 1873, full
brother to "Almont, Jr." tHamlia's) record,
2:ai; and sire Of Maud r." record, 2:2s first
season on the turf; also sire OF Roscoe
Coukling," that trotted full mile at year
ling in 25sl, by AImont.
LIST dam, the PreRtiaR mare, Maggie
Gaines" by Bloods Black Hawk, sire Of dam
of won Armin," record, al9i; Blackwoed
Jr., 2:22t, &c, sc.
III dam by sake Weimer," sire Of the dam
Of "Old Dolly" the dam Of Therndale,
record, 2:e2I; Director, 2:22I, at five years old,
and Onward, ee::e5i, Sc, &c.
The Kentucky Lire Stock Record says of
the above horse: Beaumont took three
premiums at the SC. Louis Fair last year as .
feur-year He is young horse Of fine
size, great bone and substance, and is one Of
the best looking sons Of the famous Almont,
and lis trotter.'"
BELMONT JR.
Bay colt, two years old, foaled 1891, sired
by Belmont" sire Nutwood," 2lsa;
"wedg-wood," 2:i9; Dick Moore, 22ai, &c,
&c, dam, the dam Of Beaumont a. above.
MORGAN TRAVELLER, SADDLE stallienl dap
pie grey, foaled 1875; sired by Wills "Msr-
gan Traveller"
LIST dam by Jones Collector.
I'd dam by Mobley's Potomac.
I'd dam by Hazarac.
This is a very stylish saddle stallion, and
goes all the saddle gaits is also nice driver.
In next weeks issue we will give more
extended mention of stock at the above cele-
brated stables, where NJ. Larabie has more
money invested in fine stock than there is In
any other breeding stables in the Rocky
NJ Mountains, and IL raising stock that will cut
a figure in tests OF speed in many . noted
race.
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Land Decision.

The Secretary Of the Interior has decided
that an application to amend homestead en-
try Is a matter of right only when necessary
to correct n mistake, clerical or otherwise,
which would result in depriving the settler
of his actual home or valued improvements
If allowed IN any case as matter of official
discretion, IL should be to enable him to take
the full quantity allowed by law and to avoid
conflict with other asserted claims. The new
land seughtto bs included must be actually
vacant and free from advertised nights, legal
or equitable, 80 that no injustice to any per
son shall result therefrom. Herald.
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SHIFTING ABOUT.
Change OF Railroad Omcials.

The personnel of the Utah s. Northern is
reported about 10 be materially changed by a
redisPosition Of number of the important
officers. Mr.. DOddridge continues as super.
intendent Of the Utah and Northern. Mr..
Robert Blickensdcrfer, who has been super
intendent Of this division, resumes the posi-
ton of assistant engineer in charge of the
Oregon Short Line. Mr.. W. =. st. Clair, now
In charge Of the U. p. & U. n. Ogden Offices,
will be superintendent of the Northern
division Of the U. IL Y. In place of Mr..
Blickensderfer. Capt Z. T. Hulaniski, agent
At Butte, goes to Ogden to succeed Mr.. st.
Clair there, and Mr.. &. w. Scott Of the
Ogden Office, takes Capt. Hulaniski's place at
Butte. These changes are to take place next
Monday.
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The eurollment does not include the Deer
Lodge band, composed OF fifteen members,
which will doubtless uniform and iden-
tify with It, The material is frst-class and
ought to make crack company. Now that
Is started, boys, stick to 1t. Never let q
wheel stop. Drill for two months before you
elect officers; then you will elect the ones
you win be satisfied with. Make up your
minds 70 submit without = word Of protest
20 every requirement Of discipline from your
drill seEgsspts, or other o Ulcers after yon have
them, and endesyov constantly to do the
very best you can. One private In the rear
rank with slow leg. or an awkward arm.
or moments tnsEtsntion, may mu whaf
would otberv!ss b ths psrfsss movement RI
> hundred men,
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MuapHs, hlGG'Hs & Co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G Il O G h r =
KEEP coSsvASTLY.oS HAND
A Complete Assortment Of Goods
In THEIR pINE-
Which they offer on ny good terms as any
house in the Territory.
eAgents for the CALIFORNIA POWDER
WORKS"
THEATRICAL.
Haverley'. Walker Opera House Company.

The above, being the stock company from
Walker Opera House, Salt Lake made
otheir first appearance last ev"hing in John
Tobn's stand .rl and beautiful old comedy,
The Honeymoon" From witnessing the
first act last evening, we feel warranted In
saving 1t is one Of the very best companies
wee have ever had In Montana, and will
give excellent sati faction. Mr.. Cnrran, the
manager, was in Montana with the Nellie
Boyd company, and viii he remembered M
very pleasing actor ani worthy GENT m N
The costuming IL good and the entire COM
pany Is composed of professionals who play
consideration. ami we'll They will remain
during the week and present some OF the
popular pieces of tn. time each evening. On
Saturday afternoon matinee will be given
In which Aladdin, or the Wonderful
Scamp" will he presented, with admission
placed at 25 cents.
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITEB STATES LAND OFFICE.
HELENA M II A .ril Il fRR0

BELEsA, N. T., A Jril II, 1888.
Notice Ia hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice OF HE intention b make Anal
proof In support Of his claim. and final entry
th"reof and that said proof wall he made before
the Probate Judge Of Peer Lodge county, NJ. T., al
bis Office In the town Of Deer Lodge, on Satur-
day, the 18th day OF May. A ID. 1883, to-wit: WILL
LIAM q. PEkk1MAS, Pi emption Homestead ap-
plicaiion No. i20 for the SWA OF section No IA in
township No. 10 North at range No. 10 west
and he names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation OF said
tract to-wit Joshua Bear. Edward Howard VIII.
liam H,ideman, snd Charles T. STARK, all of News
Chicaro ppstufiice, Deer Lodge county, N, T..
TIs-5t PARKINSON Register.
0. u. OBannnn. Attorney for Claimant.
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Property hodcr- 81 Deci Ledge eonsts, N. r, are
here " notified that In g'un= In Hats Of rcpes,v fog
n~se~sm~nI. "a viii be required TO give FlA,sine
description of NIL real esser Fur isndr. the nlWr-
shp, fsngr, -~stipH. and rars nf secsbon will h. ~
auhss s.s ~ tuAh luts lie ~ ts~p assa ma.
nrnhs'r, knrt. apd BIT pafeptea mineral isna-
nAass ne a-c,h~d ~ Aec.srdnare v'th patent ihs.r-
Tor. " y MSQrr.rrm
Ase.ss.,' az D~f Locx CO.. hpa,ana
Deer Lodge. April = ises. vis.u
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Notice Of Final Entry.
UNITED STATES LAND orFcs. ,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFFE.
llE' EsA, N. r., April n, lSsl.
Notice ~ hereby given thar the following rtBse
settler has AID notice OF his intention To- make
final proof In support of hi- claim and secure drnl
eutry thereof and that saii prooJ will b. mae be-
ut his office IN the town Of Deer Lodge. on sATUR-
DAY. the 18th dav of Nav. A. ID 1854 to-wil:
l. Hs-'rsu A 2 ,cata Va t2tn tor fhr NWk of
SLa, ID. n" u oi >Wts md 81 of NWA Of section
No. ~, In Township No. 10 North, OF Range No. 10
his continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF.
said tract to-wt: William q. Perriman, Edward
Howard, Charles T. Stark. and William HeIdem,n
all Of New Chicago postotflce, ueer Lodge county.
Montana Territory. -.-
Y. Atkinson Stegister.
q. b. OBANNoN, Attorney for Claimant. T1Sbt
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" REVOLVER PEOPLE"
4 Tragedy Near stevsnsvilIe In which a
Man Named McEwen was Killed.
From the N.ssouLian, april 9Th

From the A.ssoutidn, april 9Th.
A murder case is reported from Stevens.
vile, which has an ugly look. A family by
the name of Neil, who came here year or
80 ago from the Spokan country, and were
formerly from Oregon, have recently taken
up ranches across the river from Stevens
Vile. Among the outfit are a man named
McEwen Tor McCune) and his wife and a
man named Lyons. The men are Of the
character known as revolver people. Nc
Even was accredited with being the best
pistol shot in the valley, and Lyons has
shown himself able to do effective work also
when occasion called for il, as the following
account will show: Ii seems that for several
days last week n quarrel ensued between the
two men, McEwen's wife siding in with
Lyons, and on Saturday last during the even
ing, McEwen went to aneighbor's--Mr. Vim
cents-and asked to borrow a gun. He was
given the gun but no ammunition. and in
company with young ohm Vincent return ed
10 his house. Whatever took place Young
Vincent viii be called upon to tell; but at
present writing We can get none but hearsay
evidence. On Sunday morning Lyons went
over TO Stevensville and reported that he had
killed McEwen in self.defenss, and wished
to give himself up to the authorities. His
story is to the effect that he was fired upon
syMcEwen, and that to save his life was com
PEELED to kill his antagonist. He ordered a
coffin and new suit of clothes for the dead
man, and We believe paid for them Anoth-
err story is to the effect that but SIX shots
were fired, and that six wounds wore found
on McEwen's body; that the tracks Of bare
footed man running away from the house,
with a bloody trail, We're found leading to
the dead body; and also that Lyons had
promised Johnnie Vincent q horse If he
would tell and stick to Certain story. The
preliminary examination took place at Cor
wallis. Lyons was discharged.
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NoTARIES PUBLIC.
and Confirmed for Deer Lodge
County.

We give below the Notaries Public now N
commission who .hayc been appointed for
Deer Lodge county, with the dat OF their
qualification. or these, three had nct quail
lied up to April Z, 1888, viz. Messrs. Looms,
Trippett, and CLARK. We are infebte 10
the courtesy Of Secretary McCutcheon Tor
The nnfa. - =
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e. s. Peters.
On motion, the committee on enrolment
was continued and directed to only receive
nineteen more names.
The meeting then adjourned until Saturday
April 18th. ut which time, IL Is anticipated,
the enrolment viii be complete and organi-
zation announced. All persons interested
are respectfully solicited TO attend.
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1t Is reported that Mr.. McCasksil, the we'll
known expert, who examined the Anaconda
before the purchase of that property
by its present owners, is to have
charge of the construction of the Anaconda
smelter and It's management after compile
toni Inter Mountain
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NEW GooDs.-KLEiNscHMID & CO.,
~ have just received a complete stock Of
Dry Goods, inei ding Dress GoCds. Prints. Do.
mesties, Carpets, etc. Tle -lw.
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yTYALL PAPER-NEWEsT AND FINEST
w styles ever shown IN Deer Lodge = ], y.
piskeys. III
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DEER LODGE DAIRY.
nd Delivered % 7s.rons Morning a.a Evsn'g.

Having leseed the Brsstm HAn~h ind ssorks~i II
with Daify .eTd he andrryxnrd Will ca i. III .r
March 18th oliver mslk ~ the PINT, gu m az rsn,
either morning evening. 10 rH pssr.n~ III bier
Lodge and 81 n - Lsdar. 0Firss nj To les -
VIM Coleman 4 " . storv. w. q MuDax-
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At the adjourned meeting Thomas +.
Ward was elected president and +. b. Tan
ner secretary. Col. Botkin Of the committee
appointed to confer with Governor Crosby
in relation to arms, reported they had receiv.
I'd q cordial and courteous response from his
Excrllencv, conveying assurance tina: every
encouragement the Territorial laws would
permit would be extended by him, and that
arms would be furnished 10 equip the com
pany on bonds being furnished for their safe
keeping and transportation charges assumed
from the arsenal at Virginia City TO Deer
Lodge.
On motion resolution Of thanks was ten
dered TO the Governor for his interest and
encouragement, aud 10 the committee for
promptness.
The enrolling committee through its chair
man, Thomas McTagur, then handed in the
following list of persons who desired to be-
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NAME. ADDRESS Com

I ARoE Assoc MEar or Bird sa@ES
IL and croqaet Sets at VIM. Coleman re -
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Notice Tn Cresilror..,

Notice 10 hereby gwen by the unders,gn.d Admin
i-trator OF the esa,e Of Alfred Howe deceased 10
the cveditors OF ami oil persons having claims aa n
tne raid dee1~~ed 10 exhibit them with he Decr-sry
yopchers within forr mont he after the Grst paca-
ton Of THE notice. TO the said Adm nrtrafrix AZ New
Chicago. 10 Deer Lodge co,.nl,, MonL.na rerTitop
Dated March ~. 1855 -
SOPHIA HOWE
Administrasrix Of the estate VI Alfred fswe, deco.
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A committee Of FIVE, consisting Of Thos. f.
Ward. Thomas McTagne, George W. Todd
C. ID. Joslyn, Irwin Higgins, was on motion
appointed by the chair to receive further en-
rollments.
w. w. Bstkin and James III. Mills we're
appointed COMMITTEE to confer with Cover
nor Crosby in relation to the procurement
Of arms apd accoutrements. Meeting ad-
.journed till Wednesday evening, April 18th.
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THROUGH IN ONE DAY
GOOD ACCOMMODATIONS and COMFORT

Helena Office" Last Chance" Louis Beau
pre-, Agent.
Deer Lodge Office - City Hotel, Charles
Rouleau, Agent
Where passengers can ascertain time Of de-
parture, etc.
7lS-tf DEMAS TAILLON, Prom.
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THE MILITARY COMPANY.
Good Progress Made Toward Organizing.

We have been handed by the Secretary a
very complete report of the proceedings
looking to the organization OF a uilitary
company in Deer Lodge. We are necesscita-
tel to give only synopsis this week. The
meetings have been largely attended, much
interest manifested, and the yonng men have
taken hold Of the project with an earnestness
and dirrctness of purpose that promises a
speedy and excellent organization. The pro-
eeedings state:
The hrst meeting was held at Fir.men's
Hall Monday evening, April 9th, and was
organized bv elecfing II. II. Zenor. chairman
and T. +. Ward, secretary. Col. w. w. Bot
kin being called for explained the object of
the meeting clearly and made an excellent
speech encouraging the young men in this
worthy project. He was followed by Others
who spoke In the same vein, abiding to the
exceptional advantages the company would
have in availing itself of the services Of Mr..
Irwin Higgins, a West Point cadet, and Mr.
Thomas Morgan, of the Signal Service, both
sup" in the regulation tactics and manual Of
arms. II being announced that those whe
desired could enroll their names fer member.
ship, the following signatures were rnpend-
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Agents Of the New North West.
SPECIAL BUSINESS NOTICES.

AdvertIsr ments u nder this h. Fad will be charged
nfteen cents per line for he FIRST insertion, and
ten cents per line for each subsequent insertion
measured in nonpareil type
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PASSENGER EXPRESS LINE.

Having stocked the Helena and Deer Lodge
Route with Good Horses and Covered,
Spring Wagons, will run
T R1-W + f K LY LIN E