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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
binttntcrjtts
iGyIin1eu:

hJWD2tttytWt
Or. 9ierce's Pellets" (oie urlpriin9li6en
nQeberpill6en", unO tetn G0nlerS poer Nrlmz
men. Sic beilen lIerp0les NIB biltol eS &Dpfz
peb, lauren @el3mad i'm Dta9en uno remit
oeM bic Webdrme u1o bos Slut. 20 GelltS
Die Slal6e.
= 9lnl t~eutigen Monta9 tperbelt, mie
bonn GDngreB beftimmt muroe, Die llclen
Sormulare fir Boit9eloz Qlnmeilln9en Dem
@ebrau6e iibergeben iDeroen. 0tele Tormu7
lare iillo nm fir VetrQge bon lpertger oils
So beitimmt uno ncr0en III allen Bpltdlnz
tern, bic eine 9oitgelDe Qtnpei un9S 7Nbtbei.
lung beltben, filr 3 Gents Dertauft. Sbwobl
biele nale @inridtung in geWiiiem Wtabe
Die Steae Der fril6eren NIipeiiun0cn fir
geriagere NetrGge etrnimmt, iino lebtere
bod ni6t benz @cbrauob entSo9cn.
- Simmer nd6er rift oer 8. September,
Der Sag, an ipeldem bic Chicago Surn9ee
meinDe nab YorfopoliS SEQ. 2, Cincinnati
nGlnli6, cine 8ergnilgungs> Sabrt ulltcr>
nintunt. 0aB biele Snbrt ben Sbeilnebmern
zine 0feibe Der lelteniten 0enilile brtllgen
tpiro, oarf bel benz l6on oft beipGDrten
Salcnte Ser Oerren Turler in Nrrangiren
bon ~eeleligen Gerguiigungen ipobl in itdere
9(lsiidt geiteIt iperocn.
Mi Die prOllIplc IltD ItUcle DelluIty utS
Rotblauts oebraudle man aper's Sarlapa=
riua, mel6es ais baS ei9entli6e Setlmittel
pou ben meilten berDDrr1genoen meOiSlntz
lder NutboritGten anert1tnt 1T.
Scr BON BEN Dieii9en 9olen crnannte
Nusl6ub. ipel6cr Gorbercitungen treifcn
iou fit cine AM II. September III Der Sem
trait Wtu1ifz6 a6SubaltcnOe Gitrtenfeier
mar am Wfittippd 9tbenb III SiBung. 9luS
Ben porgelegten Yeri6tcn cr6elte, Dap it6
all benz in Nusii6t genomncnen StraBenz
uun,ug na6e3u 5000 &erlonen betbciligcn
peroen, uup baB III Der GentralsOtulif1
Sail @ouuerrelr '0amlilton OaS YrGitoiunt
fiibren tpiro. llnter bcn angemcIOctcn 9teo1
rcrlr bcfinocn itd Orof Gblappifostt aus
gSarldal, Miliam S. !SDneS, Sobn s.
Siunertv, Staatsaliualt Wtills uno Wfcs
&ucerd.
$sarte &Immpcm II, ocr NrMN.
Or. 81. 8. 4sierce, GufIalo, u. o. &ers
tier SEER! Ypr GINGER 3ett l6rieb t1
Sbneli, boB i1 cinen 6rebS III Der Srult SIT
6oben alalbte. Geit pier Monoten fiiblte
ih in nieiner girult eineu Sllrmpel, 10 9roB
ME cine 92oqnuB. SSM SUM- be9anlt ib Sbre
Golden Medical Discovery" (9oloenc me-;
bi,inil6e GntoctunS). ,,Favoritc Prescrip.s
ton" Nieblin9s5 Serorbnnn9) nllo Pellets
CCiuhem ein,nnebmen, uno Der &llmpen Ut
fort. Tant6or bic Sbri9e, Wfrs. Ut. 9.
GIart. Srppl0ton. WI6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
WnrftbcriMt.
(@o6enberi6t.)

Gbico9o, Monto9 8. Gept.
gtm @etreibemorft mid om Gomitag @etz
sen INN &@1c, MoiS um13c @oter I'M 4@1c
u~nbs0fD99en I'M &c.
Die ACKNOWLEDGMENT 9e9en ben pori=
gen Somlta9 er9eben iid aus Nol9enbem:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

Gpo3ieritod iiber ben &opf i6lus. Grom
mar a1l6 llldt toul lt1o l9lllg ben S6meoer
nit einern Stein iiber ben S@Goel. Ser Qe=
t~roiIeme brad 3%ulanrnen un6 baum e~ntitdno
ein allgemeilers @epriigel. Terbaftuuqer
1DIrhen nidt Dor9enommen.
Cat parf.
9ie gelu9er Der i90nen SriebbDfe @ol6=
bein1, Sprelt Some unO SoncOroia, lopie Die
&ewobner Der reisenben Qorit6bte Nltitiu,
DAT Earf nnb Sarlem, meroen nit gefrieoiz
9un9 Dernebnen, Dap Die Gireftion Der Gbic.
q gSelterl Nunnn1D HaillpGy so. cine llelte
locomotive bat a nferti9en laiien, I'M ben be-
it0nbig 5unebnrenoenNerteb beller beneilterlt
al f0nnen.
Gie nele locomotive trG9t ben Nomen
r&albbeim", lit pon fleinem nnb Sierli6elt
gall, ober trotbem I'M Stanoe, 5 belaoene
Nallagieripdgeu nit elmer Wel6Dinoiofeit
pon 20 Meilen per Gtur1bc 81 bef0rbern.
Wor9en piro bic nele locomotive in Sez
trleb 9elest.
Qafe yietp.
Gos rieIi9e @a6stbum Cafe STEMS bat
na6geraoe inter ben giIr9ert oeS SolpnS
Die Nrage pa69erufen, oh Die 9e9enmGrtige
SDrm Der &ermaltlng 9eniigeno lei, lIno oh
peri6ieoenen SSSntereiien ii6 ST. elmer nGitp"
erbobe. gate Giep lpirb bis ieet pom benz
Srts= @orltono perwoltet. Ser Giir9er=
@erein bat MIN ben 9InltoB 9e9eben, ooS
Comm inter einen1 y0itD @barter" St or9d=
%nilireit. Se1 elmer neuli6 Nbeno ab9ebaltez
ren Gerlommlun9 1purbe Die SSra9e ernltli6
belpro6eu, unO es lit gar ni6t nnmo9ll9,
ouB Die Seltrebun9en balo cine telte Tornt
9elplt1en lperoen.
Ser Superintendent Der gSoiiermerfe lit
beauftra9t lporber, nod Dem erlten Septemz
Der alien %lGllHt9en neutrality-suspicious. Die
2ettuu9en 0boreben SI loilell.
9owmcrS @rOOc.
Sine Der G1telten Anlieblerinnen bieier Gez
9eno, iSr0lt 0tancp 0reyer, 10 Sabre alt uno
leit benz Sabre 1885 bier pobnenb, itarb III
Der Nonta9 9fa6t:
Sic 9jullman 60. ldBt 9e9enpdrtig 9e=
rdumige @erfltGtten aufbaueu, in beten
boltptid0li6 Sra6tWo9eu f~abriSirt iperoen
louen.
GS lit @emiBbeit eil19etroifen, bdb SEER
Sillarb NIT leiuel belttl G,ldnoii9en @Glten
aud Der Tabritltaot Yuuman eilen Selu9
abltatten wiro.
YiIGen unierer Safer; feline nelte
G%ntoefun9; feline Q9entel1 IN Snbien ooer
i'm Wonb9ebir9e, INN bort Die Seltonotbeile
biees OtittelS 81 I1rnmeln; feln l~iebenter
SDDlt etlleS 1~teDelttelt SDnleS DQt lelt EeDeH
in Auflu6unl9 perbra6t; fem Snbianer bot
es ent9iillt fem gsunOer es ofienbart; ionz
bern IS lit bic Gltelte utb bette Yeberar5llei III
Der 9Selt, uub od tie DON ben beriibrlteu
GernborOiner WOIt0en dn9epenoet 1DurDe,
betomen Die Eiuen ibren Namen no6 Dem
0riInber ienes Srbens. 9to6 feline ArSnet
3ur gathering oes Slutes unO 0teinigun9 Der
leber, bes Magens, Der GGrne, 9tieren unb
Yoren lit ben St. Bernard Gr6utcrDiIlctt
9lei69efomnen. : gu 20 Gents bel Apoz
tbeteru SIT b0ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
NlucrIci.

- Senn bic U~eDdliptungeu zines blcllgen
&oDlcubGnolcrS fir bn0rc WtilnSe gen0m>
nltl lpcroel oiirlcl, oann beablt0tlgt Die
vHbiIoodpbia & Ntabing Goal Il Sron
COMPANY, nclde ben &oblcnmarft tbatz
l6dlid coltrollirt, ocn EreiS BON 0artz
fobleu i'm fomnenocn Binter alf $3.50
bis $500 per Come emporSuiUrau6cn.
- Sic nit Der Organization bon O0ran6
NrmD" Soften bctroutcn uWlultcrin9 Otfis
GERS, bic &omerobcn ODcn, Wiitl0 nno
gSolcott, rciltcn am 0onncrlto8 Nbcno ltod)
abortion, ST., unb %or9onilirGcn bort eincn
ncucn Yollcll, Jto. 1920, Der l0on So Wiits
glicocr sGblt,
- Nrau GliSObetb Goop, Die Sn6aberin
cirer S0ultlpirtbih0tt IN @uonltoll, ipuroc
OltnltdD ms GountD9ef1lgnlb abgcllctert,
nm cine @cloltraic bon $50 o6SultBelt, 81
lpclher JIG ipegcll &erfnuIcS Don getlti9en
WctrGufcn on WtinOujdbrt9e ncrlHtDellt
Wproei mar.
DEL" User @eihditS= oDer SeiudSbalOcr
nab Gbicugo tolnmt, mdtht llb Die JteIle
SIul 9tubtll, lucnil ct BEL yonoort Sro5.,
Gde NorrobGeitraBe uno Jtort6 4osnuc.
inter Spl;' WGlc, fir lid Docr Die St1oer
ieiue &~!ei0uuGsitlI6e einfauft.
Die olttn 8araden in Sefferlon, Orr
menDauS 0eunllllt, ipcrDen gegellDdrtig
alsgebclicrt unO geflidt, I'M BARN nlebrere
bunbert Srrlinnige untcr5ubrtngen. Sic
Sr~renunltalt ~crlpcilt iid nit jeoer g8ode
mebr ulo ntebr als Su flcin ,ullo eS 1T Die
DDditc Scit, Dap Der GountDratD SGrttte
tbut, I'M ben llebelltanD bur0 @ripeiterlIng
llnO &er9r0berlng oeS S~rren@Qlpls 3u be-
l~eiti9eu.
= Ser StaatS4 NderbauDerein fat eiaen
Diibid auSgeitatteten McgIpeiler fir Die anl
"A. Scptcmber I'M DGbicago 0riulng 8ort"
begtnnenoe MISUNDERSTANDING Nusitel7
lung uno fir Die ain %. 9toOcnlber ibreu
Nnfang ncDmenbe Wiaitpieb:2 lusltelung
i'll neutrality-suspicious. 0ntcrtt8en lalIcn,
Der nebellnem aud nod etlle DDuitdl0tgc
Cite Der auSgeiebtcn 4rGmtet uno DteIco
anotre, ipN5 %millensiDert1 lit, entbdlt.
&tebDnbcr ScS feinifcu SAlp0tOr
5laidDeta WtctcS tUoucit ttrc NcItet=
iMn0cn Sircft at Die GOmr@o Sctpp
9reluia0 &c., CDic10O IcttSel+
= Sl Ser ppr cittgen Sa3cit abge>
E~altcnen Gcrlammlang bon &%au1leuten, Die
gum SdnBe gcgcn llebcru0rtbetluIg lcttcl5
Der GilclbaGnen etncn Gcrein, ein vSreig1t
Bureau, gu organiiiren liO Doroeuomnlelt
battcll, tpuroeu Die Don eilem GDlnite Dor>
9cleaten Statuten gut gebciBet unO Die Or
0anilution our6 Nabl Der folgenoen Nez
amten uolsogcu: Yrdiiocnt, >. s. Bart
lett; 0i3es Rrdiioent, Goion &eitb; Shabz
meiiter, SimoM 0teiO; SetrctGr, Sranf W.
Blair. Qluh Elm gretutius 9uslduB murDe
eingeicbt, Oeiien GorliBer sd. Sel3 lit.
= Sn elmer fiir3Gt6 abeeboltenen Sibung
bes OlrettoriumS Der Gate SOrclt llniperlt7
tat, nurDen meDrere Sebrltllhle net belebt
wie folat: SibIliben nnterrtdt, Galtor u
81. Nilion bon @l9il; moocrne Spraden,
81. S.; llnterri6t in Der NeDtfunit, Yaltor
Oerrid sSpbnlon; Norlciungen iiber uote
0eiebe ulo oeren Gcrbdltnib 5u eei6dftliz
dcn llno altoeren 8erufSdrten", 9omer Jt.
6ibbaro bon !0Doe Earf.
NJ.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
Mnnen,e,ner mnnrenmnrrt.

eprtt.- Sn Chicago 1.16; III ct. eouis
-; in Cincinnati 1.13@-.-; III Yeori1
1.15; in Baltimore 1.18@1.18k
er. ,%@reamerp", bette $685..
sielnli6 quite bis CUTE 15@17c., rSairp-.
CUTE bis bette 4@17. 9erln9ere QnaIItGt
12@13c.
Yier. = 16@@17t.
@efIIgeL-9ebenbe T1rfeps ok.
9el6lo9tete @; 9lDner 74@113e, Snn9e
SO Das 0uteno unb 12@124c. bGs h.
bos Yfuno.
SartoffeGn. : 1.0O@1.5O bas Sap.
0ieli9e 6O@70c. fir i g.<Sdde.
Sro o m CO n. = Our[ Carpet ulo SruI@
64@89c., SeltswOrting greG 1906, utIt=
telmdBt9 lang nIo DON gutter 6arbe 3 @34e.
trummeS 2@3c, bei9dbi9tes 14@24c.
S0mter EFT. = Srdunes All 3@3Ac,
eelbes 4@44c.. 1DeiBes 5@@6c. bos Yfo.
2Gl9. = SUDDEN &c., 9to. ! TO
SEQ. 2 Sl &c.
G-itron en-. = 100000 bas Srtt9eu.
9oni9. 16@18. bos il.
NpfeIItner.- Gobt $6.00@6.50, caz
IiIornil1e $3.00@5.00 bas &ilt9eu.
@rO len, CRIME 0O@l.9O tlr suite, 6s5Os
@rblen 1.N@1:1O; pIta'romfats" 1909
1.25. Split" 2B@24c.
Niie.- @roBe 0iforp 50@60c.. fIetne
1000 ben Gui6el; Eaitanien g
- ben gui9el. @oquiiiie 200 oas SAP;
Sraiilianii9e lie, @19l. 8alniIle 14c. Yeas
nuts 5@9c, Hecans 8@10e. WtaMoeIIL barrs
i6all9e, 1Sc. 9aielniiiie lie.
XMmpen. $1.5O@1.6 so bas 100 BfunO
fir 9entl6te ..@ountrp".
Stir il DE. Wei6i9an 50@90c Der &orb;
Suinoiier 50@75c bas &it0en. Die l90n=
item Gralpforos 9Oc@1.00. Baltimore 1000
2.75 bos Sul9elfit9en lno $1.5O@1.75 Der
] G.>6Orb.
Srombeeren- 1.75@2.25 bas &ilt9en
@ 16 Quarts fir Mi6i9on.
Nepfel. = 100000 oas Sa6.
MeIon Ell. Miiiouri nro c%Snbiana
Q9oiiermelonen $3@10 bas 100, Siibcar.
$15@22. 25c@$2.25 Der p@rote" fir rJtIt=
me9S".
Girnen-65c@S5c bas &it9eu fir gart=
let's ltnb 4G@5Oc. iir gep0bnli6e @rten.
vSedelS" 65@75c bas 8iltGen.
SldubeereM. $3.50 % 10 fir 16
16 Quart.
Sroubeu. $1.O0@1.25 Der babe
gul6el, fir SSpes urO Oartforb5 u1b $500
@2.25 fir @oncorbS. G0rbe q Is 10 5u 1.75
@2.00.
Nobnen. = MebiumS $ 1.9O@2.0O ga=
pies $2.00@2.1 10 Der Sul6el.
Sweet SotatoeS. 0elbe 35M40c;
bos &ilt0en @ ] Sul6el uno 3'50@40O bas
Sap. Notbe 30@35c.
&omotoeS. : 50@75c fir gul6el.
Gil6. Mouorb. Gnten $2.7l@3.OO,
Seal 500, tlsine $1.s5@1.5O, PaDFie9iibs
6rob=Nepfel 20@25c. Der Sorb
unb 2.00@3.00 bos Sap.
Sellerie.-30@40c oaS Ouben6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03
Wicbmdrft.

&tnbpteD.- Die !3nfobr NOR ctrpos
eeriuger, ais in Der Gor,pode-37 900 @tiit,
9eeen 80. OCO. Sic 4reile mareu b0ber, ais
III Der per9on9enen 9&ode, wenn au6 Die
So6itpreile an ben beioen letten Gogen niGt
poultGnoi9 bebduptet mlroen. 9ie 9ur6z
l6nittSpreiie iteuten li6 Gnbe Der @o1e lolz
u~enberndReu:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

HAIR " r


uerIetbt er9rauenoem ober erouem Soar nit 90 Slang
her Sugcnbirij6e cine rei6c bruuue ooer, ie mad Wuui6,
time tief>ibmarie SSarbe; aud idrbt es bellies ooer rotbes
SGar ouItel; binner 0aarlpuds wirb pcrotdtet uuo oft
io9or, 1penn aud uidt INNER, Goblt0pI9teit geheiIt.
@S %perbinoert bas Nusiullen bs Saares unb beleht
idpadcn obcr frdnfli6en 6aarpu6s. IS p~erbinbert uuo
bcilt S6orie uuo Sduppen uno beilt falt ale SroHtbets
ten Ser Eopibnut. Als &oiletten>Otittel fHr bic Oamens
Sriiur lit es uuilbertrcilih. is eHtbolt weoer OeI nod
Sar5e, madt bs Saar wei6, ~9ldn3eno uHo ieibeuartig
NIB Dcgleibt ibnt eiueH Sartea, on9etiebmen unb bauern'
ben Hariilm.
s. g2. 8open Der gi9eutbimer bes yDtcslrtbnr
(SDio) enquirer, iagt: .Nper's 0air gtgor" lit elm
gang uuseeSeidnetes &rGpurat iir bs Suar. SD ipre9e
aus etgencr GrIabruu9. Setn Gebraud foroert ben
2&u6s 1eier 6oure uno madt lie meib unb ~gldn5eno.
Ios v8isor" lit eine e6enio itbere SIR 9e9en S~Opi9rinO.
Sppeit i'd mid eriunere, bat bas Erdparat gu metner
6citcn 3uiriebenbeit s~eipirtt.~
6rau ,. ". prescott idreibt aus Gbarlestopr,
Ntal., Glmitrabe SO. Is, an 3. gpril 1882: SBcr Swet
Sabren gingcu mir etwa Swei Drittel meines 6Gutes
aus. is muroe iebr i6neI biInu uno t5 muroe i6neI
tdbl. Der Sebraud Don ,Aper'S 0Gtr Sigor" bat benz
@inbaIt eetban, bas 6aar begdnn neu gu Dadleu uNo
mad etnenl 0tonat mar metu 6opf 9onS nit turSeln Saar
bebedt. is lit weitcr 9spo4isn nnO iest i0 gut os es
Dor benz Nusfaleu mar. SD babe cine 6lalbe pom benz
r9Sioor" regelmdBig gebraudt, braute es aber lest nur
SeleoentIi6 ais Xoiletmtttel."
@Sir beiisen 6uKberte dbnItder 3eusnife hber BITE
gSirtiamfett DON .Gpers 6air &ieor~. Gs bebarf nur
zines @erludS, I'M aud ben nn9Idubt9iteup DON jeineu1
gSertbe Su IberSeugeH.
@erfertist DON
DIR. J.C. AVER &CO., Lowell. Mass.
SSn allen apOtbsteu gu babeH.
10ep, 1S.tipuuD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

SUI 3eit9eldaIt l0IolIea Die palptortlFeI
&eisen per @ept. SIT 991, SIT. 1.O1g,
Nou. 1.034 Ses. @1.044 Sobr SO.
WoiS per 49, Stt. 49,, 9iop. Az, Sobr
454 unO pei Wai 465.
SAFER per @ept, 25g, 0ttbr. PSI, Soon.
261, Sabr 254, Wai 29s.
Noggcn Sept. 56, Ott. 57}, Mop. SO.
.DttbbIin9S." 1 Gar Su $16.624 per
Sonne.
&Ieie. 1 Gar Sommerrp. s1 $11.s5, 4
Cars au $11, 4 @ors gu $11.35, / Gar sI
$3.50, 1 Gar @inter gu SLIPS, l Gar S1
$11.50 per &pnne.
0eu.-1 Gor oltes SEQ. 1 Simotbp at
$12, l Sor neueS DO. 5u $1I.50, l @ar 30. 3
al So, 4 GorS llplonb 4jroirie pom SSSorpa sl
$1,000, 3 GarS Su $10.25, 4 @ars Do. SIT $40,
Gar Su $3.50, l Gar DO. l Frairie gu Sc
npr S DIue.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-09-03

o'0o9 IL IN e Der s;9m OT3ppde, 'G Sic g Srei5p srsrn
berIngen ge9en Die SOrmo@e er9eben ii6
aus 6ol9enOem:
. Gomiog: 8or. Gaitag;
2eidte S6meiue. :. .5.30@6.00 100000
S9lpere ....4.75@5.5O 4.75@5.l5
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-30
The Denver Exposition.

The mining exhibition held at
Denver last year was eminently sue
cessful, not alone in the extent and
variety of the exhibits and the large
number of people in attendance, but
also in the impetus which was given
to the mining interests throughout
the northwest. Nor was the mining
interest the only one benefited, for
it attracted capitalists to the Rocky
Mountain region, who have invested
largely in real estate, in manutac-
lures, and in various enterprises that
will aid in developing the country.
The exposition this year will COM
mence on July 18th and continue
until October lst. Hon. Warner
Miller, United States Senator from
New York, will deliver the opening
address. The exhibition is not con-
fined to mining products, but in
cludes both manufactures and agrl-
cultural productions. The systematic
and thorough advertising which the
energetic management have given
the exposition throughout the United
States and Europe cannot fail to at
tract thousands of capitalists and
tourists who will learn something OF
the great resources of the Rocky
Mountain mining country through
the exhibit of our ores and other
products. Every district in Montana
should be represented by specimens
from their lodges Of gold, silver, cop
per and galena.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-30
Killed for His Money.

J. Rodgers and Peter Lyman,
workers on the railroad west Of Boze-
man, who had accumulated some
money, started last Wednesday for
the Clarke's Fork mines, carrying
considerable money with them. Out
fitting at BoZeman with a W. gon
and span of horses, they started
down the Yellowstone, accompanied
by a man named CLARK, a stranger to
them, who made them believe his
services were indispensable in pack
ing into the mines, and a. guide,
etc. At the end of the second days
journey the party encamped on Trail
Greek, twenty miles south of Liv-
ingston. After pitching their tent
Clark got Rodgers to 60 out with
their guns for game. Soon after Ly-
man heard three shots, and going
from the camp met Clark, who said
he had killed an antelope and wanted
an ak to cut up the meat. Lyman be-
came suspicious of the actions OF the
man Clark, and went off to the cabin
of a Mr.. Smith, where he stayed all
night. In the morning the two went
out on the search, and soon found the
body of Rodgers, dead. He had been
shot twice in the head, Five hundred
dollars had been taken from his
pockets, but $3.50 more was found on
his person undisturbed. A party I'M
der the leadership OF White Calfee,
of Bozeman, started in pursuit OF
Clark and captured him near Liv-
ingston and carried him to the coun-
tv prisen.-Hes0lI p.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1883-06-30
BoZeman Sentences.

The Bozeman term of court ad-
journed last Monday. Convicted
criminals were sentenced as follows:
>!arl Adolphson, a Swede, far muir
dering a companion in Rocky Can
yon last spring, was sentenced to be
hung on Thursday, the 10th of
August.
W. G. Wilkie. for stealing money
from the Western Union telegraph
office at Livingston, got two years in
Gallatin county jail atthe Territory's
expense.
George Bell, the notorious Yellow
stone thug, was given a fifteen years
sentence.
William Wertman, for stealing a
diamond ring, was sentenced for one
year.
In the Charles Story enlightenment
case, the Sheriff was ordered to pay
over to the treasurer the amount of
the bail, the defendant having failed
to appear.
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Personal.

Sam Scott came up from Deer
Lodge yesterday, bringingthree trot-
tiers for the races.
E. G.. Branch, who has had charge
of the Baptist Mission in this city for
some months past, left for his home
in Brookings, Dakota, last night.
Mrs. H. E. Reed, of Ogden, who
has been visiting friends in this city.
left for Deer Lodge this morning,
where she will be the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. E. S. Stackpole.
w. J. Potter, general agent for
Dan C~astello's new Colossal Nickel
Plate Circus, arrived from the East
Side last night and is arranging for
the appearance of the pioneer show
on July 18th.
Among the passengers on last
evenings train were the Misses Ollie
Wright, Ella Pinkham, Josie and
Addie Morier, and Laura Maratta,
who have been pursuingtheir studies
at st. Mary's Academy. All Ofthem
come home covered with honors con-
ferred at the recent exercises, an &C.
count of which was published in the
MINER.
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Parrot Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stock
holders and election of directors Of
the Parrot Mining and Smelling
Company was helda at the office ct the
company on Tuesday. Reports OF a
Very satisfactory character were re-
ceived from the superintendent,
Secretary and Treasurer. Nessrs.
Thomas Wallace, Franklin Farrell,
s. T. Hauser, A.. NJ. Hotter and A. F.
Migeon were reelected directors for
the ensuing year. Thomas Wallace
was elected president, Frank in Far
rell, managing director, and E. J.
Gaylord, superintendent, secretary
and treasurer. A. F. .Aigeon, under
whose SUPPLEMENTARY the Parrot
works were built and have since been
operated, was at his earnest solicita-
ton permitted to retire from the
arduous duties of superintendent, a
position which he is understood to
have retained during the past year
only under protest. The company
starts on its new year in better shape
than ever before and will show good
results before another election is
held.
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SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Second Judicial
District Of the Territory OF Montana, III sAo 'oi
The County OfSilver Bow. 900, p,o,
William W. Mccall, plaintiff Vs. f~u
The people Of the Territory Of Montana seno
greeting to Paul E. Bean, defendant. oc-
Yon are hereby required to appear IN an &C,
ton brought against you by the aD9ve Sa an
judicial District of the Territory of Montana, IN
and for the County Of Silver Bow, anu W 80 ans Ssv.
the Complaint filed therein, within ten Gays
1exclusiye of the day of ~ssrvice) after the service
on you Of this Summons T. II e s thi' @o W y but in
this District, within twenty days; otnerw VII. III
within forty days; or Judgment by de1au.t W. :
be taken against you. according 70 ue prayer
said complaint O ;ndo.
ment against YOU for the following sums, w:
The sum of Two Hundred ana IWeIty.rHe
Dollars with interest thereon from july 2'tn.
1882, at l per cent. per month upon wv rsa 70
promissory note, executed and delivered th 70
Harrison Jordan and by him assigned TO TINS
plaintiff. Also, for the further sum Oh i% y
Hnndred and yenty Three Dollars, being me
amount paid by plaintiff tor YOU upon 1oas i i interext
on said S37s. And the further sum OF Stu, ior
board furnished you. All OF when VIII more
f1ily appoar by reference to plaintlff's complaint
on file herein, and for costs OF this actlen;
Yom are hereby notified that, if yon fail 70 ap'
near and answer said complaint as above re-
qquired, the said plaintiff wiz take q s,s dsfaul.
against YOU and Judgment for the foregoing
several sums, interest and costs.
Given under my hand and the Seal o. the
district Court Of the Second District oitle
[sEAL TERRITORY Of Montana, in and for the Coun n,
ty of silver Bow, this 26th gay OF June o;,' III
the wear of our Lord one thousand elsh'
hundred and eighty-threo
REUBEN L.. DAVIS, Clerk,
By CHARLES S. WARREN, Deputy CLERK
Kuowlos Z FOrbiS. Attorneys tor pldlntlN.
6-27s-W4W
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Personal.

w, B. Wheeler arrived from st.
Paul, Mimi, yesterday.
G. F. Harvey, of New York, was a
passenger on last nights incoming
train.
Robert Vincent came up from Ana
conda yesterday. He reports the rep
tile booming.
H.. II. Houghton and N. D: Root,
the we'll known ranchman Of White
hall came in last night.
Hugh Kirkendall left for Helena
this morning to look after his trans
fer business in that city.
Messrs. A. B. Dryden and R. c..
Dryden NJ. D., of Montgomery City,
Mo-, are looking over the camp with
a view to locating.
J. H. Pynchon, travelling auditor
of the Union Pacific, came up from
Salt Lake On a flying trip last night,
and returned south this morning.
John Fl. Duffy leaves in the morn
ing for San Fl francisco, CAL, to be
absent about five weeks. During
Mr.. Duffy's absence, F. T. Mcbride
will attend to his business.
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produce Market Report.

BUTTE, NJ. T., June 30, 1883.
The following are the wholesale
prices paid by merchants and hotel
keepers for the commodities enumer-
ated. delivered from the wagons
Price list carefully corrected every
Saturday:
Flour Ruby Valley, xxx, $500
per cwt.
Mill Greek, xxx, $3.50
perc wt.
Kansas xxx $3.50.
Bakers, $3.50.
Mill Creek, New Process, $500.
Gallatin, $40 per cwt.
Union Mills, New Process, Cream
of the Valley, $500
Ruby Valley, NEW process) $4.OO.
Union Mills xxx Snow flake.
$3.50.
Utah Choice, $3.50.
Graham, $4.0O.
Wheat per h., d cts.
Oats, $3.50.
Butter, per h., 32@s5 cts.
Eggs, per case, $500.
Corn Meal, DC.
Beef, carcass, II! cts.
Hay per ton, $23@$25
Bailed Hay, per ton, $22@2S.
Cheese, 20A22 cts.
Barley, $2.25@2.5O per cwt.
Dried beans, Montana, Z cts.
Mutton, 10 cts.
Pork, dressed, Is cts. per ID.
Veal, l5cts. per 10:
Chickens, live, $l2 per dozen.
Wood, $5.25 g. $500
Potatoes, 81. "a SO y cwt.
Sausage, Is cts. per ID.
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Postal Order Changes.

The following changes in the post
Office money order system, which
are of importance to business men
will take place Oh July LIST: A single
order may be issued for any amount
from one cent to 500. Three orders
are all that can be issued in one day
to the same RENTER and in favor of
the same payee, payable at the same
postoface. Fee for orders not ex-
ceeding $40, 8 cents; exceeding $40
and not exceeding SIS, 10 cents; ex-
ceeding SIS and not exceeding $50,
Is cents; exceeding $50 and not ex-
ceeding $40, 20 cents; exceeding $40
and not exceeding $50, Is cents; OK
ceeding $50 and not exceeding $50,
!. cents; exceeding $50 and not ex-
:: .ding $40, IS cents; exceeding $40
& d DOT exceeding $50, 40 cents; ex
ceeding $50 and not exceeding $lU,
As cents.