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The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03
No Manuscripts wanted.

During q recent stroll In the vicinity
Of Rose street tho attention OF . 70
porter was directed TO an enormous
canvas sign swung Just inside the door
way Of q large publishing establish.
ment. Fuller investigation disclosed
tho fact that tho inscription which was
painted upon tho canvas warned those
who entered tho building that there
wero
Positively No Manuscripts Wanted.
and that. furthermore, oil intrudcrs
should
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The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

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The Hazlehurst signal. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1883-1885, 1884-04-03

in n proper mood, VIC lured him behind
the granary door and con6dcd in him
as well-a confidence that led to the
horrible discovery that Cousin Till and
our Captain Dan had been something
moro than friends
WASN'T she TO blame?" asked John
who had heard OF such goings on n.
counting involves, and liked to air hi.
knowledge.
"well. yes. honey. think there's nc
doubt about that; but young people
don't need to talk Of such things, so rur
and forget it."
Not talk, indeed! We talked Of moth
ing else: and II Captain Dan ran.ec
Cousin Till, We made up our minds ht
was going to have her. false .op-knot
big farm, aud sulks, too, in tho bar
gain!
How wo argued. how we planned
and how ut last We made up our mind
what to do and how to go about Il!
Our plot began with message
Would Captain Dan meet papa tha
evening at sunset by the bend? o
course he would. and for the rest OF tha
day we confined our energies to stealing
everything we could lay our hands on II
the way Of ropes and brides ant
strings. That evening when the sur
lay In golden splendor on the water
and the swsmp-frogs were piping thcil
dismal refrain, Cousin Till strayed OF
to the beach. as usual, with cloud o.
white wool over her bronze locks ant
. bluc-and-gold "Burns" In her hand
We took notion TO stray that way
ourselves, only we made no such 50
ductivc picture with Billy's bride DO
tween MS. and the great thong OF tink
ling sleigh-bells dragging along In Oh,
sand. We found our chance when she
stopped to pick up a pinkish pebble,
and before she could say Jack Robin
son. old Billy's bride was lassoolng he,
soft white throat. and John was strap
ping her arms to her sides with The
string Of noisy bells. I think she con
sidsSed II fun Of y rough sort at first
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
Horace GreeIey's eoyhood.

Horace Greeley's personal appear
ance was always subject Of remark
from his boyhood. Rolin G. Mallary,
u member Of ongress from Vermont,
who was an able champion Of the
American system, used to narrate
visit Of his to the printing Office Of
country newspaper, at Poultney, Vt,
his place Of residence: His attention
was attracted to u young compositor
who was rather awkwardly sticking
types and who, though full grown,
was evidently the youngest apprentice
in tho Office. His legs ran good
ddcal more than "a feet" through his
pantaloons, the sleeves OF his coat
scarcely reached below his elbows, his
hair was very white and Aaxen,
and he was, on tho whole, in tho ag-
grcgate, taken separately and together
the greenest looking specimen of hui
manity we ever looked at, and this is
saying u good deal, for tive keeps
looking glass" "Ihat boy" said Mr..
Mallary, ''will make a remarkable
man; l can't hold an argument with
him on Masonry or anything else con-
nected with politics. As Mr.. NJ. was
considered one Of the ablest men in
congress, his remark caused me some
and we not only made a
note of it, but took another look at the
"devil' printer's we mean) and could
not but trace in tho expansive FORE
head ~ mind formed in natures fin
est mould and wrought for immor-
tality." Tt was years afterwards that
we became aware of the fact that that
boy was Horace Greeley.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
A Beverage not Found in Idaho.

A few days ago Il stranger was cat
ing in IN Idaho hotel, and beckonina.
waiter to him said:
''Bring me glass of water"
Sir" And the nonplu3sed waiter
looked at him curiously.
Bring me Il glass of water"
Tho waiter went out into the kitchen
and soon returned and said:
''l5eg pardon, stranger, but that last
order Of yours has slipped my Nom
ory. What is it you WANT
Il want Il glass Of water! Do
you understand that"'
A bright idea struck the waiter and
he rushed out to the bar. The bur
keeper looked over the labels on every
bottle in the house, shook his head
and said there wasn't II drop in stock.
Tho waiter returned To the gentleman
and reported, whcroupon the latter
roarcd out:
"You internal idiot, don't you un-
derstand plain EngIih! / want Il glass
of water water 10 drink and / want
it quick"
In desperation the waiter hunted
up the proprietor and told him the
story. The landlord looked puzzled,
and himself entered the dining room
and approached tho stranger and
said:
"Excuso me sir, but my waiter is Il
little hard Of hearing. l will take
your order"
Il ordered q glass of water moth
ing but straight water"
I'm sorry" replied tho landlord,
"bnt can't accommodate you. There
is 50 little call for those foreign drinks
here that it doesn't pay to keep 'em.
We've got some prime Kentucky
whisky in the bar, il you can got along
on that"
The stranger finished his meal in
silence.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
Honest buSrudc.

Kit Adams tells how, the victim Of
Il lynching bee out west, didn't want
to be hung until somebody prayed
for him, and the following shows how
it was done: The doomed mans face
was us pale as death, h,and his lips quiv-
cred as he spoke. When he had ceased
Aleck Cannon, n tall buckskin- clad
member of the committee, advanced
to the front and said: +'H'
Boys, it seems tor me tho con-
dcmned man amt AKIN too much,
secin' as it's his last request. I amt
on terms O any great intimacy with
the Lord, but if nobody else'll lend
hand, and it'll ease jacks conscience,
an make him feel safer in maxim the
trip over the range, I'll chip in an try
to say something for him. Throw
your hnr in sight every one Of you,
and let's rattle this unpleasant job
through quick IN git away from
'yar." 4oa@
Every hat came of at the command
and Aleck began:
"Oh, Lord, I expect it'll break you
all up ter sec mo edgin' up to the
throne o grace IN presentin' claim,
but this air an extraordinary occasion
an I reckon you'll excuse me for in
trudin'. Thou knowest, il thou has
kept cases on this racket, that We air
goin' to send an emigrant up your
way, an he wants to take claim an
settle il he kin make terms with thee.
He's bad 'un, Jack is, but thou may
est be able to got along with him If
thou wilt keep thy stable door locked
an the vigilantes O tho Niobrara'd re-
gard it rs not bein' particularly outen
place if thou wouldst let him enter q
claim in some back township whar'
he'll not have many neighbors an will
be outen the way o the high-toned
saints that may be choice in the COM
pany they won't to keep. II you can't
do this, Lord, an thou hast any in
fluence with the devil, won't you ask
it us personal favor that jack be al-
lowed to hang round tho outskirts,
whar the heat won't trouble him much.
l believe that's all, Lord, 'ceptin to
ask yer pardon for troublin' you. I
wouldn't have had tho cheek to come
near You if it hadn't bin a grounding
case, IN I pledge you my word I
won't ax you to lose yer valuable time
listenin' to mo agin fur long time.
l hope you an yer folks air all we'll,
Lord, an enjoyin' yerselves, an that
yer hayin nice weather. It's bin nico
SO far down here this winter, an we
amt lookin' for any very severe an
stormy weather from thy bountiful
hand. Good bye, and do the best fur
jack You kin an take kecr O yerself
now an forever more world without
end. Amen.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
Couldn't insult Him.

Last week II couple of Austin dar-
keys, engaged in laying water pipes,
got into an alteration over some in
significant matter, and one Of thcm
said:
I'll joss heap some insult on yer if
go doan shet yer mouf.'
"What yer talking bout, niggah
Yo' can't suit nobuddy, yo' can't.'
"Couldn't hch; you're muffin but Il
po,' triillin, wull.cs crank"
"um, dat amt no insult. Dat word
hab been used so much dat de edge
am all done wore off. Yoll lab ter do
botter dan dat"
"Sut 20 mouf, yo'-yo'-yo' miser-
able dude! Dcre now, Il man whattlc
take dat would strike his sick mud
der"
"Dnde! Why, man, dat's Il compr-
mcnt. Dat'sno insult, nudder."
swell, If dem amt good, healthy,
iosultin' words, dcu Tn froo. | pass.
Izc got to de end Oh my rope. Does
am all / ebber hcah de white folks use
now days, an ef dey doun know how
to insult each udder what show is doy
for de colorod poporlationw
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03

rlow Eernhardt Kept Her Promise.

On the eye OF leaving America after
her successful tour Nine Sarah Bern
harolt received the visit Of not less
enthusiastic than wealthy merchant
Of Chicago, who otIored.to bly up all
the stalls, seats and boxes Of the thea
tire il the great artist would give but
one more performance Of Frou- Irou.
As her departure would not admit Of
any delay, Sarah Barnhnrdt declined
the offer Of her admirer, but said:
Come to Paris, and / promise You to
play F'rou-Frou just to please You"
The merchant of Chicago went to see
tho actress, guessing that Nine. Bern
hardt had not forgotten her promise.
He guessed rightly. Frou-Irou was
was Immediately annouuced and the
merchant not only took as many boxes
and stalls rs We're required for the ac-
commodation OF his numerous friends
and acqudintances, but sent to Sarah
Il bouqot Of three roses. They were
kept together by a girdlo Of huge
diamonds.
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of the egg. butter, cheese or milk
money that she had earned. She
arose two hours earlier the next morn
ing, did much of the housework, and
while her husband was drinking mo-
lasscs and water in the hay field, she
slipped away on pretcxt and winged
feet; and under the burning August
sun, with hands trembling and heart
beating with hope and excitement.
shc picked five quarts of berries that
were sold ut the hotel in s.. The
next day with the coveted money held
tightly in her ,ingloved hand, shc
hurriedly climbed into the wagon Of
neighbor who had called by her re-
quest, to carry her with his wife and
Children to the circus, all joyful at the
unusual holiday. How her heart beat,
how her limbs shook! Once off and out
cf view of the bayfield,, she would
breath freer One taste of pleasure and
it was hers forever, no matter what
happened afterwards. They turned the
corner and man appeared on the
dusty road: 1t was her husband. scnt
there by one OF those malicious chances
that sometimes "thwart the wills of
men, and women. He stopped them.
Explanations followed:
Its my money | didn't take it
from the house. l earned it yester-
day" she faltered. holding mp her toll
worn, thorn-scratchcd hands. II was
her only appeal, and il fell mute upon
her quivcring lips, as he sternly or
dcrcd her to ''get down. She ought
not to have got down, and we are
sorry to say that she did. But she is
meek and good, and she "obeyed"
with her eyes and heart full OF tears.
He walked unrelcntingly by her side
to the house. He took her hardly
won bits Of silver. He said they
should so into the contribution box
next Sunday to atone for the henious
crime she had committed in wishing
to enter unholy places. He entered
the closed snnctuary of his parlor.
He removed the tobacco quid from his
mouth and placed it upon the mantel.
Then he prayed. knocling in the
center of the floor, on the biggest, yell
lowest, most unfaded horn OF plenty
that bcsprickled the carpet, he asked
the Lord, in nasal tones, to chastcn
the worldly spirit of his wife, to with
hold her from the slares of tempta-
ton, baited by the devil, and to keep
her from tho flesh pots Of Egypt, and
Vermont She never complains. She
suffers vaguely, not fully comprehend
ing the servile position she holds in
her husbands house. We are glad
she does not. In her caso it would
make no difference If she did under
stand il,
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MlZPAH.

a broad gold band cngrasrn
with word of Holy Writ'--
A ring, the bond and token.
Which love and prayer havc III.
When absent from each other.
Der mountain, vale and sea;
Tho Lord. who guarded Israel,
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Through days of light and glndncss,
Through days of love und life,
Through smilc,and joy and sunshine,
Through days with beauty rife;
When absent from each other,
Ger mountain, vale and sca,
The Lord of love and glatncsa.
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Throug daya Of doubt and darkness
In fear and trembling breath.
Through mists Of sin nnd sorrow
In tears, and grief and death
The Lord of life and glory.
The king of earth and sen.
The Lord who Ruard,d d Israel.
Keep watch tween me and thee.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03

Commissioner Loring, of Washing
ton, has received a telegram from Pro-
fessor Salmon, veterinarian of the de-
partment of agriculture, stating that
after thorough investigation Of tho
disease at Neosho Falls, Kansas, he
has concluded that it is not the genu-
inc foot and mouth disease, but is due
to local conditions, and there is no
danger of it's spreading to other Sec
tons. The commission accepts this
conclusion as final.
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. r.,
march 3 1854.
NOTICES IL hereby given that the following.
iSnamcd settler has filed notice Of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim, and
tint said proof will be nude before John Kerler
n Notary Public, in and for Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana II sun River Montlna, on April
~, 1854, viz: George D. llornback, who made pre-
cmption 8 No 1l3j for lots nos 8 md o SIC y
and E,s sw'a Nwi SCI, SEC tip ~ of R2E.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of,
enid lands viz: William J., Martin. Thomas Crl-
len, John Larscnt and John Nixon. all Of Sun
River. i. Atkinson, Register.
SCOT
Sun River sun. [volume] (Sun River, Mont.) 1884-1885, 1884-04-03
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE, HELENA, MoaT. |
Feb. Is, 1884. :
NOTICE IN hereby givcn that the following
" nanisd sottler has filed his intention to make
final proof in support Of his clain, md that ryid
proof will be medc before the Regst.r and Re-
crysr OF the u. =. Land Office at Helena. NJ. H.,
on Msrch 20, 1854, viz: William y. llnrch. who
made Presumption D. \. No. 5i5i, for Lot ~. sec.
sec. =, tp. II N of Il W.
He names the following witnesses TO prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
Tha,nna j.. IIcdso4 and W'lli,w. Mct'sc.. -
ulidia, NJ. \. Atkinson. Register.
2-2i 1T
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA. MONT,
March 3, 1881. {
NOTICE is hereby given TINT the following
to MIX" n@ pTo I IN ,su sppo Of T, Ii. s snm n
that said proof will be mad before John Kcrler,
q Notary Public in and for Lawis and Clarke
u, 1884, viz: William |. Martin who made pre-
emption q NO 5720 for the sla NEii Nwii sEi4
aud NE'a swii sEC2 ip ~ N ofn1E.
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, yiz George d. HornLack, Thomas
Cullen, John inrsenl and John Nixon, al Of
Sun River NJ. 4.
+. Atkinson, Register.
o ctt
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT.
Mnrch 3. lsSl.
NOTICE IL hereby given that the following
ssnnmcd settler las filed notice OF his intcniion
to make final proof in support Of his claim. und
thnt said proof will bc made before John Knrlrr.
Il Notary Public, in and for Lewis and Clarke
county Montana, ut Sun River Montana on April
H. 1sSt, viz: Thomss Cullen who nudn prc-einp-
tion Ds NO 57as for the sia NEa sEcS sls Nwi4 SIC
2 tp ~ of 1t 1w.
He names tho following witnesses To yrovc his
cop.nuou: residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land, viz: William l. martin, George D.
llornback, John Lurgcnt Dnd John Nixon, all OF
Snn River. L. Atkinson, Register.
3-f6t
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE sr lInLrSA, Mosr.,

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONT,
February -. 1884. !
NOTICE il hereby given TINT the fpllowng-
named settler hls filed notice Of his intention
list sSid PROOF viii be m.de before Thoinns , ~ q.
Woods, Notary Public in and for Lewis and
Clarke county. Montana, ut Florence NJ. H.. ON
April 9Th, 1881, viz: JAMES II. STuRMAN, who
mad prc-emption d. S. No. iWIl, for the SWi4
SW,,, Ma SWii and NWi4 SELL see. 20, tp. 20 n
Of II d W.
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz: Michael Mnloney Thomas W.
Howard, Dion J Hogan nnd James II. L,mon. all
OF Florence, MT i. ATKINSON, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE, AT HELENA, Mont,
N otice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention 10 make
maI M prmf in support % his claim, End that said
Ppant a. VIII he midc before John W. Tattnn, Pro.
tnn ,e ndge OF Choteau county, Mont, ut Fort Ben.
who WIN, ~. W. H. on May T. 1887. viz John G. Ernst,
,p ,p ION OF rs sE,4 snA sec w NEA tp 70 Of 4
c,',,.Ines malnes the following witnesses to prove his
in @ residence upon, and cultivation of said
R,h,Wn., iYnu, w. james \. Walker August Erickson,
nn nnn,',, 'r'ee and Elhcrt T.. Hywater all of Fort
i. Atkinson, Il ,pistcr
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND UFfIcf At nE,ENA, MoNT.,
Feb. 2lst, 1854. !
NOTICE il hcrtby given that the following
~ numtd settler has filed notice Of his inten-
ton 70 mike final proof in support Of his claim.
lister and Receiver Of the y. s. Land Office Ut
Helena Montana. on April ), 1884, viz: Abel Me
Knight who made prc,acmption D: \; No. 1857 for
He names the following Witnesses 10 prove Ills
continuous residence upon, und cultivation of
said land viz: Daniel W. Buck and Matthew
Carroll Of Helena, and Samuel Burd and Frank
Farmer, Of Old Agency. Mont.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE, HELENA. NJ. r.
Feb. IL. 1884.
NOTICE ~ hereby given TINT the following
~ nained settler hns given notice of hs intcn-
md tint said proof will he made before The Reg
lister and Receiver of tho U. \. Land office at
Helena. NJ. T., on March 20, 1851, yiz: Willinm
i167, for the 81 SWii NWii SWii and Lot acc
j tp i'm of Il. 2E.
lie names the following wiincnscs to prove his
continuous residence upon. md cultivation Of
tnid land. viz: Stephen {. Gilpatrick and VIM.
Steel, ~ Helena Mort, and John j. Ellis und
John Nixon, of Sun River, Mont.
+. Atkinson. Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA MoNr,
March rs, 1851 f,
Notice is hereby given that the following named
tNsettler has filed notice of his ntion to make
proof will be made before John ". Tattan, Pro
bate Judge of Chotenu county Mont, at Fort
Benton, Mont, on May u, 1884, yiz' Robert W.
and 2 sec ! tp ~ y of R6 L, NELL NELL NJ
il secl2 tplD n Of II ) =,
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
said land viz: Gus Ernst August Erickson,
Charles Peterson and Gus Peterson, nll of Fort
i. ADXlNsoN, Register,
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LEGAL NOTICES,
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

l"." INND VTFItE TELENA. MONT.
A. Feb. ~, lssi.
NOTICE Is hereby given thnt the following.
named settler las hlcd notice of his intent
and that s,id proof will be made before II. 4,
cumming, Deputy. Clerk of the Third judicial
District Court " Montuna.. in and for Chobnu
VIZ; james !. Lee, who mnde Homestead Appli.
c,ntion No. ms for the 81 IN WI sec. 2j, 81 N
Il, soc. 20. tip. ~ N of II II. =.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation Of
said land, viz: james d. Gulley, Franl, Gchring,
Jonathan Gnpn nnd Augustms Ernst, all of Fort
Benton, M. L. /. Atkinson, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.
LAND OFFICE At HALENA, MON
nm IL I..l

SI'N.H4 WI I'VE l'FsI'F44NfN' '"F7tNF'
MARCH B, 1854.
NOTICE Is hereby given TINT the fpllo"ing-
named settler hns filed notice of his inten-
tion TO make proof in support of his claim, and
that s,id proof will be mndc before the REGISTER
md RECEIVER, at Helena, ". r., on April 49, lSSi
the VA Of swl-I Of Sec and the NEl-i of SELL Of
sec. D, tp. 20 N. Il ".
ILL. names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, ard cultivation of
said land, viz: William II. Barnard and Alfred
Y. Allison of Sun River mont, and Herschel l..
Nett and James II. Halford, Of helena. mont.
2-l3G F. Atkinson, Rcs sister
Sterling & VonTobcl, Att'ys for claimant.
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I:OTICE OF FINAL ENTRY,
LAND OFFICE AT THELENA, MONT,

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MONT, !
MARCH y. lhs3.
NOTICES is hereby given that the following
" named settler has filed noti''c of his nten-
nnd that said proof will be made before John w.
Tniten, Probate Judge Of Chotcru county, Mon-
TINA, nj Fort Benton, NJ. r.. on April 49, Isl viz:
Robert s. Ball, who made presumption d. s. No.
1851, for Lot I, sec. 30 and Nwli Nell MA Nwi4
and lot Sec 81, Up. 20 Of R5E.
He names the following witnesses to proye his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of
snil land, viz: James q. Anthony, John Bennett,
Andrew j. Phillips and George W. Settle, I'll of
Fort Benton,M. T. r. Atkinson, Register.
BIB Ut.
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We Yankees now make onc~ffth of
the iron and onc-follrth Of the steel, in
the world, and we furnish one half the
gold and onc-half the silver of the
worlds supply. Taking all the mining
industries of the world, the United
States represents 36, Great Britain 33,
and all other nations 81 per cent of the
total, Anglo-saxondom, therefor, rep
rcsents 60 per cent of the mining ind
uatry Of tho earth
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LEGAL NOTICES.
Notice of Final Entry
LAND OFFICE AT HELL

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA
March 20, 1851
sscttlcr has filed notice of his intention 10 make
maj proof in support of his claim, and that said
PROOF VIII be made before the Register and Receiver
!sst VIZ: Belinda Hopkins, who made pre- smption
us, ns NO 4aEs: for the 81 NEH NW4 NELL secll
sMl-i NW1-i sccl2 tpls n of R2l;.
ne names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of,
sud land, viz: John J.. Fnnt, John H. Ming, Re-
mecca Ewing, and Hiram j. Lyman, all Of IIel-
eha. i. ATKINSON, Register.
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There were 2l3 failures in the Uni
ted States last week and but few OF
them reported from the western and
Pacific coast states.
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Sun RIVER Sun.
Job Printing a Specially.

Tho material for this department has boon &C.
lcctcd with great carc, and we prepared to do
patch. Our type is Of the latest styles Of fnanus
facturc, having been ordersd directly from the
well known type foundry Of Mar'eyr, Luec q CO.,
envelopes. cards, counter checks, rcccipts ctc,s
on the shortest notice und ut reasonable fatesf
We respectfully ask all business men to call and
examine our samples. .t.g,,
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Sun River Sun.
Agents Of the Sun.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

a 3. NEWMAN, ALL D.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, "A
Hun Rivor, Montana.