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A car load of those celebrated Abbott Buggies
have just arrived. We can sell you an elegant bug
CIV, with steel bowed top, from $Io5 to $3.50.
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM.

Utah & Northern Division---Tenth District.
Standard or Mountain Times minutes faster than
old time
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Novelties in Dry Goods and Notions at the Ne"
York Store.
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Assessor.

hereby announce myself as candidate for As
SCISSOR, subject to the decision Of the Beaverhead
County Republican Convention.
GEO, Z. TARBEII.
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Passenger Trains will arrive as follows
DILLON LETTER LIST.

List of letters remaining in the Post Office at Dill
Ion, Bcaverhead Co.. Montana. for the week cad
ing the 18TH day OF August 1884, which if not called
for in 20 DAYS will be sent to the Dead Letter office
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Barbed Wire! Barbed Wire!

Several car loads of Barbed Wire are expected
daily. There six different styles, all from the
best factories. Warranted genuine Bessemer steel,
and will be sold at prices that DEFY competition.
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~ Try Geo. H. Savage's new Livery
and Feed Stable.
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thereby announce myself as candidate for As
SCISSOR Of Beaverhead County, subject to the action
OF the County Democratic Convention. ..
A. NJ. MORRISON.
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Our stock of Harness is complete. Single and
double buggy Harness, Concord Team Harness.
any kind of harness you can ask for. Call and see
our stock before purchasing.
John w. LOWELL. Co.
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AGENTS WANTED.


AGENTS WANTED.
HAVING purchased the right to sell the Rockford
IL Tire Tightener, will simply say that can
tighten a wagon tire without taking the tire from
the Wheel or the wheel from the wagon, and ut no
expense. Agents wanted. SAMUEL JAGGERs
ATT
~ Try Geo. H. Savage's new Livery
and Feed Stable.
CopIo's
n6I~r1GE< CODE
and -
8E:'1'rs'I4 '::y-'<s [U1DS'
For sale al this oface.
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LOCATION BLANKS
ArTHE TRIBUNE OFFICE.
SHILO'S VIrALIZER is what YOU need for
Consumption, Loss of Appetite. Dizziness ard all
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents PSF
bottle Sold at the Dillon Drug Store.
,ooo~Ioo~~>~~-->~~~~~
Are you made miserable by Indigestion, {. n
sipaon, Dizziness. Loss OF Appetite, Yellow Skin:
>hliohs Nitalizer is a positive cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
Why will you cough when Shiloh's Cure Will
give immediate relief Price 10 cents. cents ana ~.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
siiloh's Catarrh Remedy positive cure TOT
la,arrh, Diphtheria and Canker Mouth
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
"Hackmetack'' is lasting and fragrant per-
i aIe Price IS and 50 cents.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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Shllohs cure will Immediately relieve Coup
/" hooping cough and Bronchitis
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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For dyspepsia and Liver Complaint, YOU nave
! printed guarantee on every bottle OF on'ions
Faizer. 1t never fails to cure.
Sold at Dillon drugstore.
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A nasal injector free, with each bottle o. Snl'
Fm's Catarrh Remedy. Price 50 cents.
Soid at Dillon drugstore.
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THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLOR of Bourbon, Ind.
eays: Both myself and wits owe our lives g SRI
'OH'S CONSUMPTION CURE.
sold at Dillon drugstore. Z.
GROUP, WHOOPING COUGH and Brcnthi
Immediately relieved BY Shilos cnse Soso = ~
Dillon Drug Store.
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HAVING purchased the right to sell the Rockford
IL Tire tightener, will simply say that can
tighten wagon tire without taking the tire from
the wheel or the wheel from the wagon, and ut no
expense. Agents wanted. SAMUEL tAGGERss
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sALT! 5AhT:

Coarse salt for Sheep, at two cents per pound.
SEBKEE, FERRIS & WHITE Co.
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We have fine assortment of Road Carts, rang
ing in price from SIS to $50.
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MINING
ATTHE TRIBUNE OFFICE.

SHILOS VIrALIZER is what you need TO-
Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness ard al
symptoms of dyspepsia. Price 10 and IS cents pc
bottle Sold at the Dillon Drug Store.
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Lo II.

las, KIRKPATRICK. p. NJ.
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CopI0'0
n6rNrw% C0DD
9E;sy'ry-I4 ':sE.7<S 1[O1O4s
For sale al this ofnce.
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DILLON PRODUCE MARKET.

lCorrected Weekly By T. W. Poindextc2
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GROUP. wHOOPING COUGH and Brcnt hts
m.mediately relieved BY Shilo's cnEe. Spsa = "
Dillon Drug Store. @s
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Egyptian Government In the difficult
financial position in which It wins lett
through the failure OF tho recent Confer.
etice, aud regret the occurrences In tho
Transvnal and AM considering with tho
Cape Government to secure the obsery.
anee OF tho convention. 55,1 MI
GENTLEMEN OF TIE House OF Commons /.
The operations In tho Soudan render il
necessary 10 ask Of you further pecuniarv
provision. My lords and gentlemen, a bitl
for the extension OF tho l'arlinmrn,oru
franchise will be at once introduced, NM
the blessings Of Godnttend your lubors
2 Tho Irish parliamentary party held n
meeting last night with Mr.. i'arnell in tho q
chair. The address Of The Catholic Lish.
ops OF ireland, in regard 10 the education
OF the Catholic children was discussed
and it WIS decided to bring tho subject he.
fore Parliament early in the session, which
opened to-day. No action was taken on
tho Franchise bill. This will probably
oceur only after the first reading Of thIe
bill in tho House OF Commons. III Es
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WHEELEn'S VAIL.
Another Letter Addressed to tho Presldent
h ~: Concernlnc Colonel Dudley. II.

Another Letter Addressed to tho Preside ont
h ~: Concernlnc Colonel Dudley. II.
H WAsmlScroS, Oct. 223.-Alr. Everett P.
Wheeler continues to manifest great zeal
regarding the past administration OF the
Pension Office, and his signature is getting
to bo pretty well known at the White
House, where he Gends his letters Of wall
and anguish at General Dudley's exercise
OF his right MS IN American citizen to give
expression to HE honest political scnti.
ments and to work for tho success Of the
party. The Secretary OK tAn, Interior re,
'celVed from the z President n yesterday
another letter OF Mr.JWheclers, repeating
his former churgea that the Pension Office
was being used To help along tho election
Of Blaine and Logan. II would seem fran
Mr.. sWhceler's course that he reads only
the { newspapers that 4 espouse the
election OF Cleyelpnd,s or he s would
not be ip 81 ignorance Epf the TACT
that his s charges were ) shown \ To \. he
false ton days ago in an Official letter ad.s
dressed to the Secretary Of the Interior by
Acting C Commissioner sot Pensions Clgrk
%S slr.SW heeler showed so much anxiety.to
.jnjure the Reprblie that he furnished
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Tho Cnrccr nf Ixn,.l,.A ! ~. q z!

PonrLASp, onE, Oct. 'sscottv,'.
alias Nat. Mitchell, who a few day,s; ago
btulally murdered, ut ia Crosse, i WIS.,
Frank ! n a: Al burton, prominent Republic.
can there, and was afterwards lyncl,eds
was swell known here. Some eipht .vrars
ago Mitchell livedat }Va}la :Waiis, WASH
ington Territory, and was a perfect terror
in that country, ,!eiyiRg both law ami Off
GERS. He was considered most Desperate,
fellow He was wonderfully skillfulin tho
two coniederates Mitchell engaged ! joIr:
some time in Wholesale horse stealing and:
finally ran of to California 10 esca,,c tho
yigilants. The officers soon compelieda
him TO leave that State md he then went,
70 Montana, where ina jealous fury hei
to the penitcntiary bit made, his ;escupe.i
dc was shortly recapturel and subsoauent-l
y pardoned. lie then went 10 IVisconsin,
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ABOUT ARTnUIs's MARRIAGE.
Tho Brother Of tho Lady 8Iontioned Denie
u z ~ ~ ~ b tho Truth OF II. u y . 81

Tho Brother Of tho Lady Mentioned Deniea
26 " tho Truth Of It. Us
New YonK, Oct. 22s,-A long article was
published in the New York 7fmesyesterday
announcing that President Arthur and
Miss Tiliie .Frclinglluyscn, daughter Of
the Secretary Of State, were engaged, and
that their marriage had been arranged 10
take place in January. A reporter made
inquiry GeorgcT. Frelinghuysen, brother
Of the young lady, this afternoon, and was
assured that there was no truth or foun.
dation for truth III 1t. "The Times must
have known it was not true when they
printed it, he continued, "and the arti.
Gle admits that none Of President Arthur's
friends know it. The existence OF the en-
gagement has been rumored before, hut
the family and President Arthur, have
treated It Us good joke. We do not feel
annoyed especially BY the false announce
mcnt for this season. Doubtless the Prcsi-
dent would feel annoyed had he paid my
sister any marked attentions. But what
makes the announcement. absurd is that
my sister was away from Raritan during
the whole Of tho Presidents late visit."'si'' : :
+, Several friends aud relatives Of Prcsi-
dent Arthur also said that they thought
the announcement untrue The President
has been engaged several times according
to some newspapers. z. IS .tl,
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I clRcUMsrANTrAL IEvlDEScE
woavinr a Loop Around the Mock Of .
I--L ID - ~ 2lierl ~ q ~ -LAA 4

woayinE a Loop Around the Mock Of n
5SSEs 10 .i slerlr's Son. .=;,S ;4 i23 Sth
x NAs1vlLlE, TENN, Oct. 23.-The arrest
in Chicago Of Shelby G. Price, son Of ex.:
Sheriff Price, Of this city, on suspicion Of
being, the murderer Of James j. Reymer,
l2 years old, created considerable excite
ment here. A detective left last night for
Chicago, and will bring Price here for
trial. Young Reymer. was last seen on
October Ath. : His father had given him
$50 to, take TO his uncle. He did not de-
liver the money, and although search was
made nothing was seen or heard OF him
until his corpse was found October 18th in
a aculyert two miles from Tie city. .5s5s
5, Near the body lay the bloody envelope
in which tho money had been placed.
Price was suspected, but his relatives and
friends declared he had left Nashville for
Montana on the night Of October 4th. One
OF the most important clues was the: tind-
ing near the scene Of the murder Of an
ornament supposed 10 have been worn BY
PRICE on his hat II is said to bear a por-
ton OF FrIce's tnamo. II .is reportod TINT
Price did not leave Nashville until Octc-
bcr 9th, and that when he left lie had
several large. bills, while on tho day pre-,
YjoAs hA han very little money. y 10, :; !:
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.".fH j.
his letter, TO tho Democratic newspapers
before sending 1t to the President, and
under these circumstances the Secretary OF
The Interior thought no would not wait
for the letter 10 come 10 him officially, so
he had the fnlse statement met at the
threshhold, and denial Of the allegations
made by Mr.. Wheeler was made on the
Tie iact that Mr.. Mr. Wheeler Keeps &C M writing rni
to tho President ind repeating llis allega:
tions Is regarded MS pretty conclusive cvi.
dencc that he does not care so much what
the truth is, so TINT he can help along tho
Democratic eausc by furnishing material
for the campaign. tits not ut all probable
that the second letter OF General Clark
will have the effect to convince Mr..
Wheeler or any Of his associates TINT tho
Pension Bureau Is not run for the benefit
Of tho Republican party in the pending
COutHHf '..f Na's-T. N ~ z
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Presidential ticket Is concerned, and We
can 40 y. Thisiis "a ,workingman's ward,
ana We intend 10 show Just what working.
men think Of Grover CleYelanl." q A

aAo VIZ lntend 70 SHOW Just what working
men think Of Grover .Cleyeland." III
CAN'T STOMACH THAT MAN cLEvrLAND,
James Coope, who works for tho West.
lake Lamp Company, Is another hard
anti, Cleveland worker in the Fifth ward.
lie Is a Democrat, never voted anything
but the Democratic ticket, aud worked
anu voted fot Cleveland when he ran for
Governor. III \ y. \. lirl, 5'iIIl
y Ike the Democratic party" he said,
put can stomach that man Cleveland!
iie is not q Democrat. Hc Is moro Iof a
Republican than a Democrat, II he IL any.
Ming., But l don't believe he is man
enough to be anything except snob and
a.bootlick' for corporations that want men
TO work seventeen hours day and take
what the employers choose to give them
ior Iay. He will lose over 100 stsaigh.
Democratic votes In this ward and am
putting i rather under tban over tho
mark. Weare united and organized, and
We are going to 20 for him as he went for
us in his vetos.' r I,EiFleAfs r
The above arc specimens Of the conver.
sation that may be heard among working.
Men oiall branChcsof trade, those that have
been selected being from intelligent repre-.
sentative men, who are neither Boreheads
nor oiice-scckers, but who have felt kecnly
the coarse contempt for all thot concerned
their interests which they have received
from the man they helped to- elect Cover.
nor when these Interests came before him
!or his Official action. ltEshould also BE-
n svNS 4 l. Al.
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EiASb has "vndlcated"i himself by writing
II letter % sir. iicfry Ward leee'ier denying The
charge Oi Immoral conduct made against him by
Tho hel hounds Of The Republican pr, Ss siugti.
larry enough, however, his denial refers only to his
life In Albany, leaving tho Mara llalpln mt.
Ter ilhlchul. II Is customary for man to plead
mot guilty. wien arrnsnrd for m oftcnse,' and
Mr. Cleveland issilnply following rule. :;=ss-,
Certainly. Mr.. Beecher, with great cir
cunlstance and pomp, md ns the report Of
the meeting states, given in Il biased pa
per, "rcad in trembling tones" the letter
OF Cleveland to his wife, "who unknown
to him t?} had written to the Governor Of
New York; But then what is Mr..
Deechcr's word against twcnty:eigllt resi-:
dent ministers Of Buffalo, the home Of
Cleveland? Z, e, " 4 Z :, :, ~ M
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pn, LEONARD ia minister Of the Gospel

l,R, LEONARD ia minister Of the Gospel
in speech in favor of the Prohibition
party at Columbus, Ohio, tho other night,
after ridiculing the importance OF tie
tariff issue in the campaign, was bold
enough to declare that the plank in tho
Republican platform " Of protection to
American citizens abroad u wns nothing
but political fodder. ThisSwas enough,
but the Reverend gentleman capped the
climax when he charged that the Repub-
can party was responsible for Morlnonisn.
Or. Leonard should retire 70 the scclusion
from which he sprung. alter this. 3.
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ISnlASAroLls,i i1xp., Oct. SS23.- "A Demo
nrhtic rallyahd; barbecue was held at Peru
to-day. @SThe crowd was thelargest ever
assembled in the town; numberingnbout
5000 There was q large industrial parade
by townships and q fine array Of uniform.
ed clubs and bands; Sixteen beeves and a
dozen sheep failed to satisfy the hunger Of
the crowd. The arrival OF Mr.. Hendricks
was greeted with great enthusiasm and
his address received with rounds applause.
Speeches were also made by ex-senator
Mcdonald, Durbin Ward and others. In
tho evening there was a large torrhlight
procession .and-a creditable display of:fre-
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knights Of tho ,,ys,,c f,,,t,,,, Z

Plr1snunaH, PA, oct:: % %. The supreme ,r,
council Of the Ancient Order Of ll tic
knights Of the Mystic Cllain finished
work tonight and adjourned, alter elect.
ing the following oiilcers:. Supreme Com
mander, lIon.J:;P Linton Vice suFplsrlct.mnte, uFlslt.nit,
Commander John 9. : Gctien3 Supreme 81 enc,
Marshal, v. simpkins Supreme recorder
John J. Davis; Supreme Irraslrar w Il;
Brown; Supreme Inside Guard, IS. . Nj:
Scott; Supreme Outside Guard, Archibald5
Wood Chaplain, J.B. Noble. The next
annual session will, be held in; Philadel-5
pha on the third Wednesday in October,
1SS5 ~ 80 ~ Sf,4iTS, -, = .:'l ,Ssl1',tt
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Two Papers to Support Her.

WAsnIsaToS, D. G., Oct, 23.--a1rs, Belya
Lockwood's Presidential campaign is being
pushed through the columns OF the M
ioaat Equal Rights paper, which is here
after to be published simultaneously in
San Francisco and Washington. Mrs,
Lockwood has received and accepted in
vitations to address tho students Of Delhi
ware and Lebanon colleges. & d :.
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Tlw New York Times, formerly a Re-
publican paper, but now an organ of the
BRITISH Free Trado party, put its somewhat
mcarer account Of the business mems
meeting in favor Of Blaine in an obscure
part Of the paper, and on the following
day gave the Iatuinany demonstration the
most prominent place oh the first page.
Nevertheless Blaine will carry New York.
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NEw York, Oct. 223.:-charles Mitchell,
the pugilist,, has issued a challenge 10
Dominick McCaArey, to fight Within six
weeks, with hard gloves or bare fists, Mt
any city in world. barring Now Orleans,
for from $500 to $500 a side. Mitchell
has deposited $500. McCa1reyi is to name
any responsible man as Stakeholder s,II:
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] AN opEN LETTER
To Judge John Rraunon, Democratic Candi
" i,fS : date for Congress. "A

To Judge John Rraunon, Democratic Candi.
date for Congress-
Hon. John Rrannon, g{e-s.J B.. "a. Z
DEAR SlN:-I notice by your reported
speech at Weston on the 2Oth, that You
positively assert you are not in favor Of
free trade. don't desire to do you any
injustice, and respectfully ask YOU to give
categorical answer to the following
questions: .iy5y .,'5s;i 55ft
First-If the, current expenses Of the
Government and The interest OF tho public
debt, were provided for in other ways
than by the customs revenue, would you
be in favor Of a tariff law, whose primary
Object would be the protection. Of Ameri-
cai,S industries from. the competition Of
Eurouean ( sInanufacturers.y even Il such
protection would demand . :prohibitory
tariff, M, '.'t'st l,srS .ils' &:
!. i second-would you regard q tariff law,
whose primary object is tho protection OF
American Industries (revenue being In.
ciden,al} constitutional !. " "
i, An explicit 4 answer OF eac, ot.these
+, questions will doubtless determine the
votes OF q score OF men in Hancock county.
$tssP Respectfully; 73 z 5
Is3 Il \; S. ;iT2i JNo. A. CANpDgLl.. Z
Cumberland, { w. Va, OcL G.S
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TuE attention Of MIR. John Brannon,
Democratic candidate for Congress In tltls
District, is directed to the openletter Of
Hon. John A. Campbell, Of i Hancock
county. We do not think Mr. Brannon
will answer the queries, for the reason
,hat he canno. and stand, as lie has said
he does, "on tho Democratic PLATFORM
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Fonr WoRrlr, TEX, Oct. 23.-Thct city is
known to be full Of detectives working Oh III
the Courtwright case, and who ure iii en-.
selves being watched by the Courtwrieht
Association. What. is considered reliable,
information is to the effect that Court
wright is now in Tucson. "A. r. McIntyre
will have hearing OIL It writ OF fabeas cor.
pus to-day. If the decision IS aycrse to
him the ease will be take,f to The Court Of
Appeals. The charge is publicly made on
the streets that Richmond, the New Mex
leo Sheriff, sold ont to Courtwripht's
friends, but the rangers arc thought 10 lie
honest. ~ r7Ff y SIC = ,i.sls2 80 : -
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Indicted for Ernutl.y 7

4 RosTos, 0et::2?2 William q. Dempsey,
Of Washington, D o. has been indicted
BY the United States grand Jury Of this
circuit ona charge ofdefrauding the Navy
Department. lie was q stationer md sup.
piled The most of tho stationary used in
the different departments Of the Capitol.
His plan ,as 5alleged WIS +, aeepre Orders
iroms the departments and receive pay:
meat tor goods without delivering them,
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We Never sa,d n, L., ~, !.

NEw York, Oct. 23.-From the Times !:
Carl schurz WIS asked i: he had noticed
the reports in the papers that his friends
in Chicago were taking steps toward pur.
chasing q newspaper there, OF which he
was 10 assume control. .e"Yes, =; he nm.
swered, ~ havese such reports. There
is absolutely no truth in them, " 57fs3t
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roREwARSED IS roREAAMEp.

4 Never was the need for Republican
watchfulness and activity in this State SO
great as at present.. The great danger is
that the voters will grow careless after tho
splendid victory Of Inst week and consider
the battle already won.di The Democratic
managers are united and arc thoroughly
in n'earnest and talk with confidence OF car
rying the State. Ifthowever, tho Repub-
licans are equally. united and energetic
Ohio will roll up u majority for Blaine s md
Logan such as she gave her own Garfield
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Iron pipe Line I,p,l 1,r,,,.,, Y \

y P''lTrsnpnon, Oct, % oo:S.--The National io,l
Wrought Iron Pipe pool, formed here il, last
December dissolved to-day because Of ,tist..,, Z,
agreement over u division OF profits The,
Enterprise Iron Works OF New YORK
owned by the pool;Nwere ordered to be-.
sold and the proceeds divided among Inc
membsrs. A general cut in prices Is I now low