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INpR SALt.-Pasturc lands and pastures
rom 100 to 5,um acres; srNcrnl pnstur,.
fenced, from imtp iuM acres. Also, stock
cattle FERGUSON ~ ArNEY, Denton, Tc,.
.. AugG
EOE SAlE-rWO Thousand Srn,l,
cattle from Ells aud Navarro counties
lWu,thlrdS oI number female. j. BLAKEy.
Ennis, TcNnS. nnol.li,
INok SALE-rliE OLDEST AND BEST
4 located Livery stable In thccityor DALLAS
II offered for safe, because the present prnprI-
u,ul ole NOT born llNCiymcn. We can Show
my one that the stable has not only made,
hul is even now, In July, making money. For
u practical llNVrNnuUl, this Is q rlru uprurlu.
uiN, 10 secure good thing. Terms, ono.
lullu '3Sh, nulNuco On any Uusnnuhlp Tim,
Wen'ed, WIN mirIrst nnd we'll secured. An.
ny To- oi address WHEAT y WHEAT, Dallas.
iyN"N' Uusl-tL
EoR SAlE-tAi;AS IL DALLAS CO.
- One hundred acres loiuitg the town OF
hlchnrdSuu, IN III. * 4. 4, h r. ~ miles
huflh OF Dallas; very rich hlacl, land; we'll
ih,nproNSdi water plenty and good Two
hundred and eighteen acres. one and n mil
miles west ot Richardson; rich, black nuJ
wen improved, In line state oiculilvotion,
HlrSe dwelling, rooms; barn, ouihuildInt,y
nhu tenant houses; splendid orchard lpcarhl.
snnu Wtlls anu y acres timber. These are
lMo among the hest places In DALLAS county.
ilueS perfect, no incumhrancr; terms cnsy.
Apply to or address In. l.. Il, SrRupp.
Mchnrdson, Dallas county, Texas.
.....-. iu@.lmo.
EuR SALE or RENr--A FINE NEW SIX
= room cotiugc cheap, a beautiful plncp.
Inquire ut the Eclipse Lumber Yard. nm
N'h' iy2Nf
TOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF III.
- health, ! will offer for sale my entire
noa,rdlns'house OUTFIT, complete In every dc.
partnchI consisting Of furniture, bedding
dining-rOOm and kitchen; oVerythinS al
snou as new, Call ut once ut 40 Jackson
.,vV,' iyait
EoR SALE-UMlNu no MY AHSENCE
~ for n protractcd time, ofror for sale nv
mare ana buggy; perfectly gentle and a fine
IllNyr' Apply TO Mnrlyn's Stable, Main
street. JOHN + ELLlOtE iuni5.ic
EOR sALE-BROOM MACHINES FOR
\ s9lc. Two now machines md presses
Meslloko ~ Britiun manufacture, for snle
cheap. Address WIN. pFours, carr HIRAM
Office. inr ~ ~ ~ u
LWN SALE on RENT-A FIRSl.vt. Ahs
nrNhd nov piano; VIII sell ON the Install.
mcnt plan. Apply TO a0l Ross Avenue.
Uhpp-tf
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Medical overwhelmingly Of Louisiana
NEW ORLEANS.

As IL Is universally admittedtha Practical
htulrlnr and Surgery cannot h taught else.
wounded, this institution Justly claims unri-
vailed advantages In the Introduction of its
classes INTO the wards OF the great Charity
hospital. whose Eight Hundred beds and mn
annual admission Of Eight Thousand patient,
lars sent upon application.
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ID AMER w AMI ID with IS 600 or more
l in manufacturing business; Liberal offer
" rlshl party; address. j. H. NJ, this Office.
.-.-- aug7-4t
WANTED "A FIRSL-CLASS MILL
w ner, to take charge OF the millinerv
department IN The largest Dry Goods house
IN sulphur Springs. Address j W. Dabh,
sons sulphur Springs, Tex. august
WANTED-A FIRST CLASS BARBER
w Good wages; PETER COOK, IWcather-
loru' rex. aug7-2t.
WANTED LADY CANANSSERs FOR
q fine ar, commissions 100 percent.
can llUl Main street, between u m. and o.
NJ uugj-8t
ADI SIENOGRAPHER DESIRES TO
- onldlh u permanent position with q
lrS,.ciass business house; San operate n type
W Yer, ana satisfactory reference. Addres,
{. t., iVh Vine It,, H'usl, city, so angi-2w
L'uk RENT-ONE HANDSOMELY FUR.
hlS",d front rpJhi Ut 80 Elm sjrcrt.
ulH.ti.
W An ED e. ~ INtINEu uirU A
~ Nluiill capital In n Legitimate .,i.i.t..
,n3, pays rom an TO W" per cent. t5.tusur
address l'o' Em So. nnlins. Nppt-l,
"a ANTEp 90 FlN~T-CLASs ADlEIu..S
" ~ th' Gay or wees, 100 Ir.. s. T..
SN'FUS' V-a elm street, rear l.. Mu..ys
aG,rr.
\ 49, H. go, t4lSI-t .aos 1y...Ecru-
~ ,r desires situation. BEST reference.
u.s. I'd "''ilS' resnIual july, capacity. ctr Call
.ot u'tDs' Is, ~ tim st.ccj. nugi.lw
.,NT.i.-t ,,..y, ..Y 49,. -.
W .n..rl'.., ~ a. ~ 81 NlI'N ~
,ro,,I ,j '. ','t".ts nuslhcssi anu tfr rrruhc
ncr or mt interest. C1n .i, .,tiS i' III
rTlclenc,-. b. HARDWARE care Dallas
Herald au.5.ll
w NNTHD-NEySA AGENTS rn pf-,. 'Iv
~ trains. Apnlv ut Union Nc,,s G,,,,,.,
ny Office at Union dcpot. For Worth
nupi-gt
WvN\TJsb-N L,ip.si,-,,i. 49,. g.. M,
" mnkcr mi in,r,ior M. i..NHo AIl IL
nice plain Letter. 'v"vtol Nu w., r',n enErnNr
Bolton, Texas, or will sell fbird ntcrest h,
stock, which amounts to Sl5.OiO. To n Jcwelnr
who win do the bench work nngS-gt
Ln-i,ut,t,-t,i, ,,r.,,,,,
W - = ~ MY rbN \ TERM OF
wholesale trade and mnuufnrtIrIn, nroS
unity To freight dcpois; plenty Of ron,n
low rent and hculthnimes, OF locntinn H.
principal considerations.
BABCocK, FoOr Il Brown,
."- W, Wv 0nd wv Elm street.
Texas school NIrncv. NdJr".s a. " ~
" ..'l,'e'', WV NNln - Dallas, aug II.
"A ANIL l-IMu GuUp SEAMSIRESs-
W CSicNll ut lV3 Elm 81 ,up stairs. lust door
on right vi hail. .aurIN
WANrED-ROO AND BOARDTN A mn.
w waite family, where there are no other
nnnru. rS,lI possible, not more than four blocks
rom sanger brosr 10y n young man who
No." A. n. HER IN office.
WANlEb-lGIN GALNANIIEp lN6S
!, commentators and tin rooirrs nj HUN
" Il'IlpN' aug ,.n
WANTED - AN ENEnGETtp Ayb
w thorough business man r'r,nstsnt
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NOTICES.

nlsSoLuTlON on PARTNERSHIP
" Nollce i hereby Given that the partner.
fhnip nvt.iploIc existing between +. a. Camp.
nam. OF Campbell 4 Relneckc, IN this das
Nssn'Ned ~ mutual CONSENT l.. A. Cnn,.
hnl nssiiucs MI liabilities aud viii ror,i,,,
tll accounts no The ilrin. Tho hnslncss riii
am. icll. p ~ OK, ~,,fi, r. y.
W. A. 2 stN Sex.
t..'t", l,atA.i .,rsasl b., Ia. &. lie.
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STATE AGRICULTURAL and MECHANICAL
COLLEGE, OF TEXAS,

COLLEGE OF TEXAS.
(TECHNGCAL BRANCH OF THE UNIVERSITY
College Station, Texas.
Endowed by act of U. S. Congress. Fouip.
ped 10y the state Of Texas, with form. build.
lngs, shops, machinery, apparatus, etc, 10
the value of S2tOOOO. 4 practical school for
training young men to become successful
Farmers, Engineers, MachnistS, Chemists,
business enterprises. Tuition free, An other
expenses extremely low. Session commences
september |, 1881. For nIll particulars, nd.
dress IL. H. DlNMIDDlE,
Chairman of the Faculty
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Collin county visitors are cordially in.
Nlted TO drop in at the Ilunstablo Boot
ana shoe factory, ~ Elm street, and see
tne 0lu Mckinney friends. Ice water
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kents Hotel. Tho best S2-a-davshouso
IN Fort Worth. Rates 81 and 500 nor
day. Table board by the day, week or
month. ~ "ON VI
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GEORGIA MILITARY ACADEMY

savannah, Ga.
-, Incorporated and governed by n Board OF
trustees; II full and experienced Corps of
PROFESSORS; location unsurpassed for beaut,
ana healthtulnessi discipline equal to that OF
lhe hes! schools In the country; new and
magnificent buildings erected especially for
the school seven states represented. DEGREES
conferred upon graduates. The Fail Session
dress the uperintendent.
MAJ Il l. HIIEGEGG
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THE STAURTON FEMALE SEMINARY
STANTON va.

REV. JAMES WILLIS, Principal
This well-known institut on II one of tho
best In the south. Noted for its excellent
corps OF teachers, clegantahd heNlthml Local
facilities for Music and Art. MOI Sectnrlnn
Ierms moderate. Session opens first Wed.
neSdUy In september. Apply for catalogue.
me principal VIII visit Texas the latter part
OF august anu accompany those going tothe
school, Correspondence with him will deter.
mine time and place of starting.
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2l,Mo pair Hunstable boots were mado
in Dallas since May -, 1883.
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Perhaps you don't know that the Hum
slaole shoe store Is doing "a rushing
business, in spite Of the dun times.
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The. mud must be very deop when
your feet get damp wearing Hunstablo's
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Il. d. A.

Oilers advantages superior 10 those of
any institution ON earth.
Address II. h. PARRoTr, Manager,
Waco, Texas.
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Boilers repaired in best style and with
dispatch by Franklin & Pfouts.
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, All hats sold at reduced prices al E
705 Elm street.
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VIRGINIA FEMALE INSTITUTE
Staunton, Va.

Staunton, Va.
Mrs. Gen. J. Z. b. Stuart, Principal. The
next session ofninc months begins sept. II.
1851. Efficient teacher, in every department
Number limited. Terms reasonable. For
fun particulars apply to the Principal.
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ST. EDWARDS ACADEMY FOR BOYS


Austin, Texas,
Under the direction Of the Fathers OF The
loly Cross, Is beautifully located three miles
south of Austin, Terms; Board und tuition
per session OF i've months, SEQ. For further
particular, apply To Rev. r. j. Fmusiscus.
q, ;. {" Austin, Texas, Or TO Rev. Fr. j
Martinez, Dallas, Texas,
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That Hushnrd nf Mlnr

Thai HusbhHd OF Mino
Is three times the man he was belore
he began using "Wells' Health Re-
newer" 81. Druggists.
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EDUCATIONAL.
WESLEYAN FEMALE COLLEGE,.

The eth Annual Session begins Oct Isl
Most elegant buil dings in the south. All
modern conveniences. Rest advantages in
literature music and art. Special attention
10 health and comfort &C pupils Moderate
chnrgeS Apply carly to W. 90, BASS.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


WE ARE AuTHORIZEDT0A NNoi.s.s
' 1. u. i. Kendall as n candidate SNCE
eIeclion as Justice of the Peace Of p lor re-
no. ! az the ensning election. 'eeinet
WEARE REQUESTED To XNNoIyx,7z,
~ " l; STRANGE as a candidate ~
county Judge at the ensuing election lot
ME ARE REQUESTED TO ANNf,i7S,z7
~ NJ. ), Austin, of Rockwell, as n c,NSE
Iate Tor tloater for Dallas, RoclrwoIiiI' ',ul,
Tarrant counties. and
w FARE AUTHORIZEDTO An NoTiN.;.,,
W. II. GRAHAM as candidate lo, CSS.lh'
staole OF Precinct No. ! at the ensuing SIal
WEARE REQUESTED TO ANNotrv7,n
" HENRY SCHULZ as a candidate for I'VE 'N,IE
ice of the Peace for Precinct No. '' 'uS'
w ARE AU THORIXEDTO ANNOITNfyt,
~ =; T. CLINT as a candidate for re-oisc
non 70 the Office Of County Attorney al ~
WEARE AUTHoRIzEDTo ANNOUNCE
W =. y. BRASWELL as "A candidate for I, -
tee of the Peace for Precinct No. / n, Us Us
ensuing election. > ~ 'he
I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED TO Az
~ hounce Mr.. {. b. GILLESPIE as n can
1lGate Tor reelection to the Office of Couniv
WE ARE AuTHoRlZED 10 AN
~ nounce Mr.. u. d. LANGLEY as n can
Mut.e lor county Treasurer of Dallas countv
election in November. ~
w ARE REQ ESTED TO ANNOUNCES
j. q. MCCARr as a candidate for Con
ttanle in Precinct No. |. oon-
WE ARE REQ UESTED TO ANNOUNCE
40, oHhn OVERLAND as a candidate for Con-
Hs-le IN Precinct No. l.
w + ~ AVE ~ RE%C EnlED TO ANNOUNCE
" NJ, q. HILL rs candidate for re-
2lecVloh 10 me Office of County Clerk.
ANE ARE REQU ESTED To ANN1IINCf,
Z EN Ky JON rs us a candidate for re-
election 70 the Office Of District Clerk.
IA Il RE RESPECTFl LEY REQUEST
ca TO announce the name of W. II. "
SMITH as a candidate for Sheriff Of Dallas
0uniy, mt the ensuing November election,
w n ARE AUTHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
w Judge G, n. AInRIDGE ms a candidgta
Of reelection To the Office of Judge of tbo
eleventh judicial District.
WEARE AUrHOMINDTO ANNOUNCES
Colonel }. g; STEVENS rs a candidate
nrJusiice ofthc Pence Of Precinct No.
NXEARE AUTHORIZEDTOA ANNOUNCE
" JOHN p. GILLESPIE as candidate fo,
Justice Of the Peace. Precinct No. |, Dallas
-ounly Texas, at the ensuing Noyember
election.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED 10 ANNOUNCE
~ Judge X. b. BURKE as a candidate for
lhe Judgeship of this Judicial District mi tbe
ensuing November election.
w FARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
~ Colonel ED. q. BOWER as a candidate
or the office OF County Judge ut the ENSUING
election in November
AVE AXE REQ EsTED TO ANNOUNCES
" w. H. THAoKER for County Clerk
~ + AXE REQUESTED 10 ANNOUNCE
" GEORGE r. FEARN for Justice of fine
'eace for Precinct No. l.
WE ARE AUTHORIHEDTO ANNOUNCE
" Mr.. X. 5. KGMBROUGH rs candidate
cor the Legislature in Dallas county, subject
20 the action of the Democracy.
lNE ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO
W announce Colonel W. NJ. EDWARDS az
candidate for County Judge at the ensuing
November election e
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EDUCATIONAL.
DALLAS
FEMALE COLLEGE.


Terms Per Session of Twenty Weeks.
Primary SIS %
Preparatory Observation-Disclosures. ~ 90
Academic ....... @ 20
Collegiate. 30 90
Incidental Fee payable on entrancel. 70
Graduation Fee acknowledgements. 10 W
Boarding (waShing not included) with
Nights, tuel ana servants attention so 70
Tuition bin TO be paid monthly. Board bills
mali payable In advance Pupils furnish tow
els, toilet articles, table napkins, and one pair
each OF sheets, blankets and pillow cases.
EXTRA AND OPTIONAL,
Piano, Organ or Guitar .................. s25 20
Special Vocal Lessons ................. . 10
Use of instrument for daily practice tone
hour. ....'.i........... 500
Art ..................s..,T Teachers, Rates
Latin, French or German conference. 10 W
Calisthenics daily ....................... 90
Music Vocal and Instrumental, after the
most approved composers. Modern and elias
steal music taught; also thorough bass. We
olier To the patrons of the school the services
OF corps OF compe ent, wcll-sularied teach
ers, chosen and tried, some of whom have
been with us for five and n half years, and to
all boarding pupils the attentions of a moth
or al the hands of the principals wife.
daughters of ministers of all denOmina-
lions instructed free of charge, except as to
incidental fees and extras. Give us a trial
ana we snail make good these pledges.
w. x. JONES,
President and Proprietor,
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Pantops Academy, N yiir. C girsi@ts.
For Boys and Young Men. Fully equipped.
Begins September lUih. Send for catalogue,
REV. EDGAR WOODS, Phi. p,i co-pni,.,,,,,,.
JOHN H. SAMPSON, A. MA No-l Ilhclpals'
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Gee. Sl1 eyre rnuV Li';i'r .' q.
u. alksr u-tn; also iern''"
a. ,l'"y let t| n, s.st.
ECO eV'llc, --.. Ar. 4.
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ACADEMY

nv WI NNTNVTl IJtIIdNe
rms institution, conducted by the Ursuline
ladies, Is most desirably located. The system
OF education pursued is designed to develop
the pupils, and TO make them useful women
OF refined tastes and cultivated manners.
TERMS IN ADVANCE.
Board, washing and tuition, including
SSlntlorGy, Drawing French, German,
Fancy Work and the ordinary nfirma-
ny expenses, per session ofhve months, 500
Music ana use of piano .............. IS
Entrance fee tonlY fer the first YEAR .. 3
Young ladies desiring admittance into the
academy must always produce satisfactory
testimonials and recommendations For
lurther particulars, apply to the
MOTHER GITpFpTnp
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s Gle: N CE HILL.

An English and Classical School for Girls.
FOUNDED IN 1925 Fly MRS. TEyIS.
Aims to give its pupils elements of "A com
plete education, Faculty selected from brst
Eastern Colleges. Terms reasonable. SEND
lQr Catalogue W. 7. POINTER, DID, Prin-
cipal. Sh ibyville, Kentucky.
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Drop in at IIunstablo's to-day.

call as IIunstablc's sho. factory.
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THE UNIVERSITY
CITY HOTEL NEW ORLEANS, IA,
FIRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER,

70 return with young ladies who have dc.
clded to attend her school In virginia, For
chlaugur' travelling arrangements and fur
hurgh, Va.
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The TruaNob,lIty.

bacco. w
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did ELIZABETH AGLL TEMALE SElLNlRY


Iwenty-hith year. Only eight graduates In
ten years. No canvasslng. Select Family
School PatrOni2ed by senator Vest, Judge
buckner, and Col Phillips, and recommend
ed by Senctor COckrcll Catalogue.
j. a. on AkLES. D. D.. presldent
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HOWELL. BROS.
Boot and Shoe Co.
BRU G. b LINE,

Tho Greatest and only Perfect Hair Restorer
Ever Discovered.
Mr. Bruce having discovered this wonder.
M kestorer oilers II To the public after repeat.
Sesscd by no other hair preparation cverninn.
lmctured. IL does not dye the hair, hut
causes "a new growth In Its original colornfter
wo weeks application, itmatters not whether
ne halr Is OF the deepest black or most deli.
cate blonde. 1t also entirely frees the heno
rom dandruil, and Ia free from any poison
aus drug. The proprietor guarantees To give
one hundred dollars (SlOO00l to any person
who after II fair trial finds that 10 does not do
10 their entire satisfaction all that Is claimed
tor II. over twenty thousand l20,WW teSti.
monialS and letters of approval could he fur.
nlshed, For dressing To clean the head o.
dandrun, Keep the hair from falling out OF
turning gray, II has no equal. by It's use rs
dressing the hair will retain u soft and glossy
appearance, and will never turn grny.
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE.
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MATTHEW A. BRUCE.
% SIXTH AVENUE, New York.

Money refunded In all cases where Satlsrac
ton Is not given. Send for circular, with ref.
erenccs. AGENTS WANTED.
Namethis paper
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL

BEDFORD COUNTY, VA.
For Boys and Young Men. Prepare for
business, COLLEGE or University. Thoroughly
ana handsomely equipped. Full corps Of
instructors. Beautiful and healthy location
For Catalogue, address
w. II. ABBOT, Principal.
Bellevue L. q,
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JUDSON INSTITUTE
Marion, Ala.

Forty-Sovcnth session begins October I,
Isl. Faculty Of fifteen. Collegiate course
tor Young Ladies', Kindergarten aud Pre-
pNrhtQrN departments School of Music,
catalogues, send to
ROBERT FRAZIER, President.
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WANTED.

- ATNER WANT D With IS 900 or more
in manufacturing business; Liberal offer
u right party; address. j. b. NJ, this office,
aug7-it
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-03
BE Of Good Cheer.

The Rocky Mountain llusI'andrnan
whicl, is peculiarly devoted to the aeri-
cultural and stock growing interests of
Montana, in reviewing the outlook for
the coming harvest which is now consid.
cred for the most part past all danger of
frost has the following:
"'The agricultural outlook of Montana
at this writing is very promising. The
hay harvest has yielded well, and farm
ers, dairymen and wool-growers are we'll
fixed for feed for winter" Grain fields
are ripening nicely ana the yield will be
large 1t is also reasonably early and
should the frost not come remarkably
soon, the quality will be tirst-class. The
vegetable crop is also splendid, and the
small fruit crop having been bountifill.
the Territory seems in good condition
to live to say the least. Something as to
the briskness of the the times depends,
to be sure, upon the market, but be it as
it may, the people should be Of good
cheer. Stockmen and wool-growers have
a fruitful season, and as the farmers will
reap splendid crop the whole land will
be blessed with plenty. And while none
of these industries may grow very rich;
all are on an excellent living basis, and
contentment should reign supreme"
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-03

The contest at Three Forks between
the BOzeman nine and nine made up
of Helena, Butte and Three Forks best
men, SO far as it was played was the
best contested game ever played in Mon
tana. Even with the unfavorable aud
milk and water decisions of the umpire
in favor Of the combination nine the
Bozeman boys held their own and stand
ready to play any nine in the Territory.
Had the umpire decided the game ac-
cording to law, the Bozelnan nine would
have won the game in handsome style.
This was acknowledged afterwards. The
umpire, a resident Of Three Forks, was
bulldozed into giving decisions contrary
to all rules and as result, the game
which might have been a pleasant one.
was full Of jars and to use an expressive
term-kicks. Capt. Besserer of the Boze-
man nine exhibited rare patience and
not until "Forbearance ceased to be a
virtue" did he make any protests. To
all unprejudiced persons howeverit DEM
strates the fact that the Bozeman nine
are entitled to the championship OF
Montana. They were deceived into
thinking they were going to play nine
of Three Forks, but on arriving at the
grounds they found some Of the best
players of Helena and Butte and only
two residents of Three Forks. In this is
sue will be found the score and the game
was won bv the umpire
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Challenge Fire Extinguisher.

The exhibition given by the agent of
this celebrated fire extinguisher in Boze-
man last week demonstrates beyond a
doubt its great value as an agent in ex-
tinguishing fires and no one can afford
to be without it in his business place and
at his home. We can never estimate
the dreadful results of confagration
until it has taken place and swept all we
have out of existence. How invaluable
then is an invention which can be easily
applied by even child which will pre-
vent such disaster? Not only should
every business man have it at hand, but
every dwelling house should have it
handy in case of accidents by fire a
stitch in time saves nine" is an old adagt.
ard when applied to this agent is truly
applicable. 1t is a good insurance and
we have no doubt, when it is properly
known and appreciated that those who
have it would get less rates of insurance
even if they did not rely upon its efficacy
alone as good insurance, an agency will
be established here, bit we advise all
who can. to invest in it now We can
not tell how soon the dread destroyer
may visit us. How unwise will it be
then to wait until it comes, before we
employ the remedy The county COM
missioners have been wise in taking
some to secure the public buildings and
we trust the city council will also take
such a wise nrecaution.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1884-09-03
A Heroic Engineer.

The passenger train which was due
from the east Saturday night. but failed
to arrive until Sunday morning, was de-
layed by running into land slide on
the Yellowstone, in which the locomotive
was considerably banged up. The slide
was first observed by the fireman when
the train was close to it. He warned the
engineer and jumped for his life but
the engineer stuck to his post, reversed
the engine, threw on the air brakes,
and checked TIE speed of the train suffi-
GENTLY that no damage was done except
to the locomotive. The passengers were
SO appreciative of the mans heroism that
they made him handsome present and
vote OF thanks. He deserved it all, and
more too, for if he had acted otherwise
than he did terrible catastrophe would
have resulted beyond doubt.-Indepen-
dent.