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Ten MILLION PEACHES were thrown
upon the market in New York on Thurs
day. While the talk about failure of
the Delaware crop may abate, the returns
will be awaited anxiously
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THE Ohio correspondents of the New
York papers are of the opinion that
Hoadly's chances are poor, and that the
fight will be to save the LegisIatnre.
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The primary meeting in Flushing township
will he held at Rock Hill, and in Somerset at
SOmerton.
The time of holding the primaries will he
from 4 to o'clock p. M, on the day appointed,
except in Peasc and Putncy townships, where
they will he held from ) to O'Clock p. m, and
in Warren township from to : O'Clock p. M.
BY order of the County Republican Central
Committee
W. A. Hunt, O. W. CARROLL,
Secretary. Chairman.
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Commencing Sunday, June nth, the B. &
o. railroad will sell round trip excursion
tickets to Sandusky, Lake Side and Putin Bay
and return, good returning until September
20, 'S3, at extremely low excursion rates, 6ft
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WHILE it is conceded that the Demo-
Gratis are on the run, the Republicans
should see to it, that they are kept on the
run. Let the pursuit be steady and per-
sistent, with mbroken columns
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The Republicans should make no mis-
takes at their convention next week. The
county ticket should be made up carefully
and equitably.
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THE several Democratic papers were
kindly furnished an extra sheet last week
by the Hoadly literary bureau at COlum-
bus.
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Another new bank, called the Oxford,
has been established at Newcomers
town, 1t is said to be a solid institution.
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Thursday, Aug. 16, 1888,
ReDubIicn State Ticket,

For Governor,
JOSEPH FORAKER,
of Hamilton.
For Lieutenant Governor,
WILLIAM G. ROSE,
of Cuyahoga.
For Supreme Judge,
Term ending February 9, 1881
WILLIAM d. UPSON,
of Summit.
CTerm ending February 9, 1884,
JOHN II. DOYLE,
of Lucas.
For Clerk of Supreme Court,
bright GROWELL,
IF Ashtabula.
For Attorney General,
NJ. B. EARNHARr,
of Miami.
For Auditor of State,
JOHN F. OGLEVEE,
of Clarke.
For Treasurer of State,
JOHN c. BLOWN,
of jefferson.
For State School Commissioner,
DANIEL F. DEWOLF,
of Lucas.
For Member Board of Public Works,
LEO NELTZ,
of Clinton.
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saws the Republican party must go.
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Notice to FEEsflsLcE,s,

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Friday, August Sd. 1888, for Lui!d.ng a Few
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ONCE TESTED ALWAYS PREFERRED.
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7GDearborn Ave, Chicago, Nov. :.
have been 4 great sufferer from
averyweak stomach, heartburn, and
dyspepsia in its worst form. Nearly
everything l ate gave me distress,
and ] could eat but little. ! have
tried riedeverythingrecommended,h have
taken the prescriptions Of . dozen
physicians, but got no relief until !
took Browns Iron Bitters. feel
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= railroad engineer, and now make
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TheSecret

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it builds up and restores lost
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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10

CHICAGO, jan. .. - Early this
morning \ policeman named Peter
Soergxl shot amt killed John MOxeIg,
= bohemian. Soeryel had attended
the Catholic bohemian chur,:l, fair,
and ut . dance which followed the
supper was obliged to arrest u man
k,F lighting. The crDwd attempted
to re.scne him. and the officer fired,
killing MOzek.
A IN citing Of the directors III tile
Chicago l. Western Indiana Rail.
NAL will liz held In New York on
Friday. President Harris not l'eimg
able to attend the meeting here.
The earnings "f the (:hit.ag" 4
Grand Trunk for the Uast six months
increased 9ll:,,hN over the same
period last year. That ruad now c"n-
irs,ls all the avenues I" Canada frOlM
the United States.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-01-10
AN OUTRAGE

The scheme for the lease Of the M
tioual Park to spectators h piece
II j,hbesy the press and public men
Of this Territory should forthwith
and vigorously 81 themselves to de-
feat. It il . ob Of the most l'erntcious
jol,l,ery, that any set IT n,rn ss'"uld
have the privilege Of levyinx t'ibute
an the army a: tourists who will visit
the Park In time to come. Our great
Government. ~ = lessor In this
little scheme, puts itself In tie atti-
tude before the world Ola ticket vcs,-
dor to show--a sn,all- lste<l specu-
lator ON public curiosity. It Is prop
e. tl,at hotel privileges should he
granted: tut they should he eranted
under such rules ~ the department
may lay down, to anyone conk'r,l-
ing thereto. that there may liz
. survival Wf the flttest 1T
there PLACES Of accommodation.
The psetense that there has
been . wantOn .lestu,ct.0n III game
In the National Park h . wicked
invention Of the w0uld-be grabbers.
The altitude and character Of the
soil there are mot favorable tO the
grasses upon which Wild same aul,-
sists. The granting a special privi-
Ds.xes in the nations pleasure ground
Il un-American. It h not good for
the general government, for tourists,
nor for Montana. 1t will be Nm
inGanly In . free government.
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The bill introduce.l by the senate
committee on Territories, In regard
to leasing the National Park for no.
tel purposes, contains very stringent
provisions for the protection Of game,
song birt)s, and the natural beauties
Of the Park. Heavy fines. ranging
from 30 to $SiO, and imprisonment
ok nsontl,s to one year, are provided
for tnffaetiOua Of the regulations for
the preservation Of the natural fea-
tures Of the Park. The revenue de-
rived fto0 0Des for destruction az
the game and song birds viii hardly
pay " Tie Datioool debt.
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n. t2~A In f:n-na mar.

70 John r. Orsyson You are hereby mn.
t'6ed that the undes:tgn:d your E: owners.
hsve Ok ended two hundred dollars 4. O)
&. Koens lode mining claim. situated in
Z Horn Mining District -Ieifssx0n county.
Montana Tssritry. for the year: l.sl and
lail to contribute o. cause IN Be contributed
soar proportion Of said ex o:,iiturc witii;n
nineiv lays ftom the date Of this Notice. al
your right. Itl.o AMI interest In AMI To She
The property Of tue umlegslEOeu. your ca
0Wsserx. who have male the rsqu1rel expen-
,liiurcx. +. r. NICHOLSON,
T.. u. JAM LESION.
FIX Horn MininsiD District. Jefferson c"nn-
-. Nout~',a Teri story. January :. Is;
l-lO-SW3YI
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of tie Xecus,d Ju.i.
cial District Of the Territory Of NOnta"a, Ia
and fs,r the county 81 silver 1Ow.
r. i.se,i. anal 0sosss Il. Casey. ."i r'"iri:k
J. bsOpliy. HOiHH buslGseAs under the nrlO
name and style Of Casey 4 Brsl'hy. defend.
The people Of the Territory NJ Mania".
send eree1ing to CHARLES = Reel. sni
Georxr ii. Casey. and Patrick J. Broshs /.
tCs:sX z Rc.' I: I I, :, !. :ls;c'.!sn;s. .,
in IN action bfOaxht assinst .you b. the
above named plstmlin. In the District Court
Of the Nec0nd Judicial District Ut the Terri
tory 81 M0utsna. In and far the County VI
0lesl therein, Within ten days exclusive ri
the day 0G serviee) after the service sSss you
Ut eh0 SUMMONS. II served Within this
.nsy or: u 'ssyi cut 81 IN. cty ;,. o.t
vIae within Crty dsys: " Judgment by de-
fault will be taken against you. accounting
4, the prayer Of said complaint.
The said action u brought IA obtain . .;.
ere OF this e1alrt for tiIe Csrecl0sure nj
ouetnin nlretgnSe ds~cr:bel ~ the cult
Iplalni bsS elm. and the same mortgage exc
cueed BY Charles =. ssosj, an tue lat day al
eertaiu pC0m:ns0sy ssOt", nlSle 10y Charles
=. Il al Ter the sum III s!A0.d~. due $sp
tem6er sst-;d. lSss, bearing interest ~ th0
rs.s q pss month a.o;" . =. r. ":,'
ward r. PARIS. and T.. ~. Trask. =. lh.:
NGuIsus lIunlber Co., AMI by them sold
and asaigned tO ehis plaintiff ~ the *um al
s6ds Is. f6e boil ling material furnished by
said Montana Lumber Cd. account Of
which moro fally appears BY reference to
plaintiff complaint an die herein and tor
eos u suit aud attorneys fss.. That the
following described premtxex situate. lying
and being In the County Of silver How.
Territory Of Montana. wit: Lot M. Two
(2.) IN bis,ck No. ten 10, Of N"yes 4 Upton's
kstir..al ..i,ition =. the town 81 hntte.
esl. amt kD0wM a. tho llcp'N Hotel together
with all the rights. privileges. AMI appus-
t.ssM nceH thcreunt0 hel JnKlng O1 usually
had all eI.j0vet. be eOli ami The prOceetis
tl,essoG b. applied To the payment. iirst.
=. The expen.s's of *ale ard costs ~ sui ami
s,eOrn'y's (eex. second. iD the satisfaction
NJ lain ifrs demand. ami In caSe aAid prO-
cee II are mot sufficient then 70 obtain ~
execution for any dcllcieilcy that may IN
LOckcte1 against sail Charles +. llssi, ard
all l,s'rsOllS claiming by. or thr ukl, ar uH-
der him may b. ONrs..t ami i,r,s lssses! ~
all right. title. c'attn. ie' equity Of rsN!~'"i
tim s,ni INT .rvxt IN saii n,rr,s AGED prei,ii-
xe:, aud for 9th r AMI further relief.
AMI you arr hereby nat itlsau that II yIu
faIl Ia appear att answer said cOinpisint ~
A60Se required. III. xai'l plaintiff will taxu
y default! a-a!,i~t y"u AMI apply iO tn.
court iur tive rrli-t drl,a'.ie.t liz the praS~-
NJ plaintiffs complaint.
0ivei, under my haiL AMI u,e seal -:
the District Court q; the second
District III the Territory Of MU::
i!seaii tana. IN ami for the COUNTY 1T NJ:
YER Raw. this ri .iSy Oi EOveMi
brr. ~ tiie year IT our Lori O,ss
Thousand eight l,U n,irssi and eighty.
Hixue.i, l;E(: ", IRVINE. II. C; TX.
by l'HAs. ~. WAKkFS. lMvu,y Clerk.
". y. SrErK. AIRY for pin. :i:.tec'w
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TIE parties sneaeed ID running up
the job foe . lease Il To NaeaaoaI
Park haveehown aWoodesfal aDeont
Of solleitude shout TIE game In that
locality. The Hslesa Asr"d a the
5th has this to ny aboat It: "Un-
iess the country has greatly changed
since the wstt~r was these, In ls7o,
Iasga game Of any kind b not abund-
ant there. It II, Or rsller was, .
senesally ti,nbered country. In
many parts It was di0eult to hnd
gr,ss enough for our animals. 1t
would b . very poor country l"r
srsnnivesous auiassls. un)e1 by
0res the tinsl,e9 hes been destroyed
and ps..iries substituted for thu natu-
rsl timber growth. Not only va
there = scarcity Of grass, but what
these WI. grown ~ vet, cosd so'I'
he'd bat very little substaneeor sweet
ne.s. 1t h MT = country that buffalo
would affect 40 long - there was any
accessible prairie or foothills where
the gran had richness or sweetnees.
Il wouIa be the same with deer, elk
and antelope, and others Of the same
nature. The earlier visitor certainly
saw very little game and no very
abundant signs u game. and though
much huuting was done, the party
would have pssished II It had depend
ed ON that SUPPLY"
People who have lived any length
Of time In Montana ksow thst
the game u the Yellow
stone Park exists only In the
i,naGiuation Of speculation. and the
kisd AZ game they are after b the
dollar. Parties have been
Iost In Tive Yell0wslone Park, anu IL
though they were psovierd With hre
nSu,s, nearly pesished because they
NV nothing to shoot 1t. Mt. Evasss,
flbe nryt ioternsl revenue assessor OF
this Territory, was lott In the Park
.bout ten days, and he had to su6sist
,n z Jt,ts, ard . solitary black bird,
he only game hs aaw. But then It
q pospible TO make the Park . good
name county. II the government
viii 10 to work and shave Oh some
:, 900 or 400 feet. harm up the timber
md put out burch grass. It will he .
line gxms country. The N'ra'd
hints 1t these possibilities: IF
,strich farming eau he made = sue.
,ess, We zee no Inherent difficulty In
leer, elk and antelope farming. or
ven In mountain gs'at. lion aud bear
and We see NO objections to
,ortious Of the park being devoted, to
he l,,,siness."
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THD CAUSE OF oAnBBrTA'a
DEATH.

A Paris correspondent (elcgraplls
the New York Times the following
acs.ount Of the tragedy that resulted
In ('amlstta's death:
Throughout his il!ne~s his friends
have sought to conceal the gravity N
the situation. aud above all, the
agency Of Woman In the tragedy.
Nevertheless, ND .los,ht h permits.
sable that the si,Ot whicl, directly or
indirectly Cau>. Il his death, was firtxl
by lady who b we'll known Il,
Paris. aud whssr lseudonyIn., Leonie.
cDnceals the lsatr0nyn,ic OF one NJ the
most honorable lsraelilixh families M
Bordeaux. She lelt her husband, the
Counsellor General " the Giroassle
Department, I" follow the fostunes
VI him by wtssc elolwen.,e in
action. prescription and trial, she
was completely fascinated, aud
uniting with him In Inns. sh.. De.
serted her family. Their connection
has lasted ever since. He was i,npa-
tiemt vt the chain be cOuld not
l,rak, especially ~ child "a. born
the succeeding year, whs-e paternity
h. refused IL acknowledge. These
rs.flssals produced scenes Of rprriu,,-
nation, and often Of positive whence
hstweeu the h'vrr4. The man wesried
~ the cs,nnecti''n, and the woman
chung slevOteslly to him for whom
she haal sseriti.sSl l.er honor. Gam.
l,etts disliked the child, who M.
stck'y tut Intelligent, aud lived ~
his nephew. liz resep,blesi l,a,a-
betia In character and features.
Two years a::'' Le0nie's husband
diet and she summoned (ian,l,eets to
fulfill his prsDsmi.e Of marriage. bat
received another rrfusal. He made
an agrx~suent, however. To provide
fOr young Leon. on COus)ition I've
would (,e educated In GERMANY. The
mother hesitatsri. l,ut finally CON.
scented. and accompanied the child
amt hts fathertW Dreoden. This wsy
the journey 10 much comm. nle<l nm.
On last year by the European pspss:
which aaeri(,esl political nsOtives 10
the presenee VI Leon, Massabi e Al
dame at the German hotel. The
was continued after their
return. 1-eOnie going every Satur-
day Ia his villa. where she wss ac.
eeltesi - his mistress By the servants.
and returned Monday morning in his
rarriaer. Their quarrrls also CON-
tint,sst. Within the week three
dOm,s.iics revealed the
mysteries Of the ill-starred 'ee.ablksh.
nsent. Finally the sliasensions cul-
10 the scene AZ the unhappy
p1"tOl shot. (;aMbetta lOsl his tenn.
per, giving vent u abuse and ccarse
language, such u be was wont 10 uae
In moments Of passion. She vas ex-
aspera' ed and seized . revolver snd
fret. He raised his hand to tuIn
aside the weapon, and received hio
death wound, Everything else h
,pn)ecture. Nome but them knew
the truth. and Gambetts died yet
made NO sign. I voueh ior the an
thestty Of this vessioa of the unhan-
py story, aud ] assunsed the entire -.
,lo!'sil'tltty Tor It, no matter how
dtfjess'nt Il may Le ftou he oiher.
whSeh may obtain psblicity.