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The English Radica In

LONDON, Oct. GA monster Radical
demonstration In favor u the abolition Of the
House of Lords was held In Hyde Park to-
day. Over 100000 people were present. A
long procession, with bands, flags, etc.,
marched through the principal streets. The
msrchers sroaned on passing the headqusr-
tiers Of various conservative clubs At West
End. Many banners were displayed bearing
such inscriptions as: "Down with The
Lords" "The Lords are opponents Of civil
and religious liberty aud must be abolished. :"
Speeches were delivered from pins plat.
forms. Miss Jessie Craig, the well-known
agitator, presided at one platform. Resolu
tions were passed declaring the House OF
Lords to be useless and dangerous, and
ought to be abolished. No speeches were
were made By members of the House Of
Commons.
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THE WAR IN ToNQUIN.
The French Ambushed at Tsmai and Badly
Routed.

PARIS, Oct. 23.-Fuller advices from China
give the following particulars of the French
defeat Of Tamai, Oct. Is: Lin Ming Schuan,
the Chinese General, sent some of his SOL
diers, disguised as coolies, to offer to assist
the French In their work of building forts.
Meanwhile, the rest of the Chinese soldiers
formed an ambush near at hand. Presently
signal previously agreed upon was given,
whereupon the supposed coolies ard soldiers
In ambush. made = sudden attack upon the
French and hemmed them in on all sides.
The French we're overwhelmed and rushed
into the sea In the widest confusion. Ad-
miral Lespes admits that los of his men
were killed. He offered . reward of six
dollars fer each corpse restored. The loss
Of the French flag is greatly deplored. Ad-
miral Lespes endeavored to recover IL from
the Chinese by offering them two new flags
In exchange, but the Chinese refused to en-
terrain the bargain.
1t Is stated In Paris that one of the powers
Is likely TO take steps looking to mediation
between China and France, with the view
Of an amicable settlement Of the present
difficulties. This power is believed to be
Germany.
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Take no Interest," In II.

NEW YORK, Oct. A.-Chauncsy Drum
mond, Commissioner Of the New Orlean.
Exposition, now there, says: The indiffer
snce shown BY manufacturers and LEADING
men Of New York toward the Exposition i
simply amazing. The other States b.vs
either appropriated or subscribed large sums
toward our fund, but New York has moi
gwen dollar. New Jersey appropriated
$1,000; Iowa, $4,000; other States from
sio'ooo to $4,000. France, Great Britain.
Austria Germany, Spain, Italy and Russia.
nave also helped Us nobly. New York has
done nothing.
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yoTE For
HIRAM KNOWLES FOR DELEGATE.
COWBOYS AND HORSE THIEVES.


The scene OF operations by the cowboys
against horse thieves has recently been trans.
ferrcd from the Missouri 10 the Yellowstone
and . pitched battle occurred between the
two recently at place called Mingusville.
The Yellowstone papers we're siDgularly ret.
icent On the MISTER, probably for good cause
and the only advices we have are from tele-
grams to the st. Paul Pioneer-PreSs We
give the following, with tho statement that
We are reliably Informed no cowboys were
killea, but that three were wounded, and
that there would be more news soon:
Miles City Pioneer Pres, Special.
Parties just la from Powder River report
that thieyes stole sixteen head Of horses In
the Belle Fouchs valley and were closely
pursued toward the Powder by vlgilautes.
1t Is reported at Poplar river that sixty
men crossed the Missouri Saturday last a
short distance east Of Fort Buford, en- route
to Grinnells ranch, noted as general resort
for horse thieves. The same day Grinnell
applied for assistance to protect his place but
was refused. The band Is composed OF COW.
BOYS from Little Missouri, who, it is said,
will ransack the horse thief harbor and cap
ture It's inmates.
The fight at Mingusvills between cowboys
and horse thieves must have been a hot
one. A report reached here that five empty
cowboys saddles were found on the field.
The cowboy vigilantees are said to have com q
from Wyoming. ESQ they are bent on ven.
geance, and the four that were hanged on the
Beaver, II miles north Of MingusvilIe, near
the Wibaux ranch, are q part of their prey.
Ole Berg, who led one gang of cowboys, wa,
. respected son-in.law Of Judge Allen, Of
Glendive, whose son was recently arrested
charged with horse.thieving, and taken via
Glendive to Miles City. Berg has not been
heard from since this recent raid, and Is be.
lieved to have fallen. Jim costello, one Of
the four hanged, was only twenty-five year,
Of age.
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Aux Amis Canadiens de Helena
Helena Herald, 9Th.

NEssIEURs Perm sttez-moi dc vous adres.
ser quelques lignes atm de reuouvsllsr a
votre me MORE, les quslques remarques qui
ont etc faites Ear quelques-uns de nos COM
patriotes, AL terme des election du printsmps
dsrnier, en- allant aux candidats du parti
Democrat, Sc glorifiant, en- leur distant
Messieurs, ayant lie controls dss Votes Ca
nadiens, nous venons vous denander une
telle-et-tslls favour, ct nous vsus promsttsn
en- retour, les Votes Canadisns en- general /;
car it en- depend qua nous de Ia maniers
qu'ils votsront; ct ces Messieilrs, n'ay ant pu
prouver lsur parti que nous etions ssus leur
controle, mont pu rscevoir les faveurs qu'ils
attendaient. Eth bien! Amis Canadiens,
n'avons-nsus pas lie droit faux grandes cleo
tions du mos proclaim, 4, Novsmbre) de
msntrsr ces Msssieurs, ct leur parti, que 10
Vote Canadisa ma jamais etc sous 10 co.,
trele de psrsonns, OF nous saurons lc prsuver
aux elections prochainss, at CONNIE par le
passe chaqu'un de nous votsra suivant son
ides ct son bon Judgment; ct 81 Messieurs,
nous continuous dc moatrer notre zsls, ct do
pinteret pour 10 parti Republican,, qu .
toujours aide ct protsge les Interest, de la
classe ouvriere, nous verrons pavenir, CON-
mo par 10 passs, Ia Prosparite sourire q Ii
nation Canadienne du Territoire du Montana
Croyzz-moi, Messieurs.
UN DEvOUE AMI.
HELENA. Oct. ~. 1884.
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WASHINGTON POLITICIANS.

Their specula,ions as to the Complexion of
the Next House.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 27-Among poll.
ticisns here in Washington there Is less In.
formation regarding the Presidential outlook
than perhaps anywhere else in the country.
Men of both parties profess to be entirely
confident Of the election Of the candidate of
their respective parties, but their assertions
are based more upon the information they
get from newspapers than from any accu-
rate knowledge concerning the outlook In
any Of the doubtful States. At both political
headquarters they have settled down 10
await the result of the final battle on next
Tuesday week. From discussing the Presi-
Dental question they have turned their at
tention to Congress, and all sorts Of specu-
lations are INDUCED in regarding the proba-
BILE complexion of the next House Of Rep
resentatives. Both parties are claiming
that they will have a majority. Early In the
campaign the Democrats were satisfied to
claim . majority of thirty to forty, but lately
they seem to have grown more confident, and
10 DAY they assert, III spite OF the fact that
they have already lost four of their present
majority, that they will have as large ma
jority in the next House As they have In this.
They base this prediction of their strength
Oh the answers they have received to , ircu-
lars asking for inform alton regarding the
outlook, which they sent into each Congress
sional district some time ago. At the Re-
publican headquarters, while they do not
give any figures, they say they will have
control of The next House, though their
majority will not be large. In outside cir
cles the Republican majority in the next
House is estimated at from fifteen to TWEEN
ty five; In official circles they say, whatever
the complexion Of the next House may be,
it is certain that the Democratic majority
will be much smaller than that In the pres
ent House.
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Kelly Says New York Will be Close.

Kelly Says New York Will be Close.
NEW YORK, Oct. 24.--John Kelly said
yesterday that he was convinced the vote
cast in this city In November would be an
unprecedentedly heavy one-at least 225 900.
"If this calculation Is correct" said he, "our
ticket will get fully 10000, the Republicans
about 10000 or 70, 900, and the Greenbacksrs
will bag the remainder" He denied that
there was any truth in the allegation that he
had entered into deal with the Republican
boss, O'Brien, whereby Tammany Is to trade
OF Blaine votes in exchange for Republican
votes for Grant. As to the contest In this
State between Blaine and Cleveland, Kelly
Is OF the opinion that 1t will be remarkably
close.
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Number required to elect. POI
This leaves Blaine 10 votes and Cleveland
40 votes to get out Of the doubtful" States.
II Blaine carries New York he can win with.
out either New Jersey, Indiana or Connec-
ticnt. II he loses New York and carries
Indiana and either Of the other doubtful
States be will win. But Cleveland must
carry both New York and Indiana or New
York, Connecticut and New Jersey to win.
II he loses New York he is gone, while
Blaine can lose New York and win. This
shows why the superhuman effort Is being
made by the Democrats to carry that State,
and may account for the concentration OF
Republican effort In tho other three. We do
not consider either but Indiana doubtful and
and IL 10 not beyond the reasonable POSSIBLE
tiles that Louisiana may 60 Republican.
Neither Is 1t impossible that Blaine may lose
two Of the 80 electors In Pennsylvania, as 1t
said they will be systematically scratched
by powerful labor organizations. While one
never can tell what will happen In an cleo
ton until It happens, We have no doubts or
apprehensions concerning the result of next
Tuesdays Presidential election. Blaine
and Logan will be elected by both the E!ec-
toral College and the popular vote, and the
Democratic majority in the House will be
heavily cut down II 1t Is not entirely dis
PEELED.
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No. 1433.
duplication for y gateat,.
y. 8. LAND OFFICE.
Helena. n r. nra 90 tpn.

~'~s -. W. ~. 1854
,NosIce 70 hereby given that Angus Cameron and,
co,n Gs,ss ennefon whose postofe address 10 Lin
AN u.Tn, Deer Lodge consty, NJ n have mi. da,
Sssu nnesr ieet Of the GfANf Lods mine or vein
~ H. s9,d e,o. with fsee sr,nad ok hundred
tr,cf. Connie ~ m uDosganIxed Mining Dis-.
dat on ~ e By the sed notes snd sfcia
= nsnge = OF principal Base line and meridi.p IN
nsns, saso Lot No ~ being as follow, to-ws,
, s,c anhsng a. the southwest Gunner for eorpey Ne
d,.,,,. .cn the Initial point tor eur, avs In hi.
~ S's'ss 70 - NRsW hrars 1, dees az min W
n a. 80 ~. onsanG thence 70 degs 400 teet; thence
- -. Sees ~ mine w 1900 feet fhsncs 40 decs w
~ hseE snerce % degs 50 min 800 Il 10 Inc pI.es
0u1rssSaIsne y. 70 acres. " "''n ~
onsrs. omcs q Deer Lodge county in BOOK N Of
known. AAo sdjoining claimants are un
tion .n1 o. Al persons CLAIMING adversely any nor
rSn.s,s !. Hsant lode mine or surfsee grrnnd are
efth. ne their adverse claims with the Register
Is,,,soUuss s states Land Office At Helena, n The
a. n.h,s ~ Montana, during the sixty DAYS period
~ 4. hereof. ar they will b barred by vir
-, - PROVISIONS Of the statute.
Ia n NM A- !. Atkinson. Rerister.
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FRANK T. MCBRIDE, ESQ, Is the Repub
lican nominee for District Attorney of this
Judicial District. He is agentlemsn of high
character and eminently qualified by legal
attaintments and experience for the respon-
sible position for which he has been nomi-
mated. lit is true as stated that Mr.. Penn.
berton in bis speech in Deer Lodge on the
evening of the Democratic Convention made
the assertion that he never voted anything
but the straight Democratic ticket, he has
no claims upon any Republican for his vote
in the present contest, and the duty of every
Republican Il to vote for Mr.. McBri 10.
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The Western Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Ended.

The Western Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Ended.
PITTsBURG, Oct. 2S.-From indication.
every coal pit on the Monsngahela and
Youghiogheny rivers will come into opera
tion before the close of tho week at Fl cent.
per bushel for mining In the first three pool.
and 2 cents in the fourth. The back Of the
strike was broken several days ago when the
third and fourth pool miners returned to
work at operators figures. In the first and
second pools several Of the largest opera ors
have been notified by their men that they
are willing to accept the reduction and prep
arations are being made for resumption Of
work.
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Off cial Vote OF Ohio.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 24.-The official returns
are all in. and footing completed BY the Sec
Rotary Of State, as follows: For Secretary of
State, Robinson, Republican, 80, 500; New
man, Democrat, Sso,275; Morris, Prohibi-
zionist, 9,s57; Herald, Greenbacker, $3.50.
For Supreme Judge, johnson, Republican,
S92,9i7; Martin, Democrat, 37s,963 Rose
borough, Prohibitionist, 9,s57; Grogen,
Greenbacker, $3.50. For member Board Of
Public Works, Flickengsr, Republican, $685.
ss5; Banter, Democrat, 378,sO2; Klrken-
dali, Prohibitionist, 1904; Ogden, Green
hacker, 1921.
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Alaska,s Unknown River.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. II. - Lieutenant
Geo. NJ. Stoney, who was detailed by the
Government to explore the great unknown
river In Alaska, discovered by him last year,
has returned here on the Government steam
er Ounalaska. In an interview, published
In the Daily Report, he says he assembled he
river five hundred miles, whore he reached .
large lake through which the river flows.
On account Of ths lateness Of the season he
was obliged to return. Stoney brings spsci-
mems OF gold, copper and coal which he dis
covered, also numerous specimens for the
Smithsonian Institute.
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BLAINE returned TO New York this week
after series of the most magnificent ova.
tions and continuous demonstrations Of pop
ular approval ever accorded to Presidential
candidate. In Chicago 1900 people assem-
bled to hear and see him and the procession
occupied seven hours In passing . given
point. In Milwaukee his reception was rel
atively As numerous and the enthusiasm a.
unbounded. There has been nothing seen
like 1t, and then nothing like In numbers,
since Henry Clay made his brilliant cam
paign Of "a. We are not apprshensivs in
citing the parallel case. II Clay had had his
campaign 10 make under conditions - they
exist to-day be would have been elected.
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Mr.. TooLI in the Constitutional Conven-
ton opposed the mining section with all the
energy and ability he possessed. He thus
demonstrated his hostility to the measure
which mining men asked as 4 matter oil
right. He Afterwards voted to adopt the
Constitution and now advocates Its rstifica-
tion, thus srraying himself against those who
will vote against the Constitution on the
ground that the section is a fundamental
error rather than to accept which 1t is better
TO reject the Constitution. Between the
two attitudes he will fall.
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. THERE have been some most ridiculous
: telegraphie versions Of the trial time Maud
s. made at Lexington Oct. 23. some Of them
giving her the mile In 1904" and "2.O11,,
etc. The time made was 2.24 the first heat
and 2.20a on the second. The last quarter
Of the second mile was made In 0.3II. Amer
she gets . little accustomed to the blue
grass air, she may beat her record.
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JUDGE FRANK T. MCBRIDE, nominated
on the Republican ticket for District Altar
nsy ofthis Judicial District, has reconsidered
his Withdrawal and will remain In the field.
Mr. Geo. u. Winston, Of Anaconda, candi-
date for the House on the Democratic ticket,
las done the same thing. As the tickets were
"u, with their names on their Withdrawal
would have been embarrassing to the Central
Committees.
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Changes In the u. r. r. X. Officers

Changes In the u. r. r. h. Officers
KANSAS CITY, Oct. 27.-The announce.
ment was confirmed to day of the appoint.
ment Of s. T. Smith, of this city, as Gsnr
Manager Of the Union Pacific, to succeed s.
Il. Il. Clark. Ii. o. Brinkerhofr Is made
General Manager Of the Kansas Pacific, vice
Mr.. Smith. The change takes effect to-day
Mr.. Smith left for Omaha tonight.
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Mn. c. G. BIRDsEyE, Of Blsckfoot, is the
Republican candidate for member Of the
Council from Deer Lodge county. He Is .
gentleman OF fine intelligence, thoroughly
identified with the interests Of the county
and will make worthy representative in
the Council. Cast your votes for G. G..
Blrdseye.
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THE Gallatin county regular tickets are
threatened with serious innovations by in
dependent candidates. Among other Of the
latter are Judge II. N. Mcguire for Probate
Judge, Miss A. NJ. Hamilton for Superintsnd-
ent Of Schools, and George Budd for County
Assessor.
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JUDGE KNOWLES Is man Of mature mind
with twelve years experience in an inpor-
tant judicial position In Montana during
which his ability, integrity and fidelity were
universally conceded. Mr.. Toole 10 young
aud inexperienced in public affairs. Be-
tween the tive, judge who would make the
better representative for Montana.
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THE COMMITTEE Of which Mr.. Toole va.
Chairman estimated the expenses of State
government over Territorial government
would be $4,000 per annun. This, In !
deliberate address to the voters or Montana,
me stiled could be raised by taxing the
Northern Pacific one mill on the dollar on
four million dollars worth Of road In Mon
tana. Tbs levy proposed would yield on
that amout only four thousand, instead OF
forty thousand dollars. Does this act evi.
denee the competence In public Affairs thsl
should be possessed By Montana's Deleest$
In Congress?
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Only Two for Tooie.
From the Helena Herald, Rep.

Democrats are confident Of carrying but
two counties-Choteau and Missoula-for
Teole. The former Is conceded Dem ocratic
by reduced majority, but many Republi.
cans are sauguins that Missoula will vote
with Deer Lodge and Silver Bow, making
the West side counties solid for Kno wles.
All present indications point to Republican
success in every East side county, with the
single exception above stated.
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ALTHOUGH this has been the freest from
vituperation and personal dlscsurtesies of
any Delegate campaign there has been 10
Montana, II was not until Monday and Tues
day Of this week that the Helena papers got
so confoundedly polite about II that they
commenced discussing the issues In French.
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The "Cyclone States" which for several
years have had such terrific visits from the
Storm King have been exceptionally free
the present year, the cyclone center appear
Ing to have been transferred to the antip.
odes. The account Of the September storm
In China and Japan shows 1t was As violent
as those that have ravaged our own fair land
In years past. We trust that, At least 20 far
as relates to America, the storm cycle has
passed.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY REPUBLICAN TICKET.
Republican Appointments.

We are authorized by Hon. /. d. Nc.
Cutcheon, Chairman Republican Territorial
Committee, to announce the following Re-
publican meetings and speakers at the times
and places mentioned:
AEAcoSBA, Friday evening, Oct. 3lst;
Knowles and Mcbride.
VAUDEVILLE, Saturday evening, Nov.
Isl; Knowles, NJ cBride and others.
BUTTE, Monday evening, Nov. Sd; Judge
Knowles, Sanders and others.
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Fusion scnsm. xhanae.-

fIrTsBCRe, Oct. aa.-The idea Of . s...
sion between the Democrats and Butleri,..
In Pennsylvania, was abandoned to.d.-
Inos. a. Armstrong will not be placed won
the Democratic ticket for the pur,,o.. -
strengthening The opposite and. n -.
ole' defeating Calvin Wells, Republ,c..
slsctor. = Contemplated.
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Pr..,den,i.l Appoin.men,..

WAsHIssTor, Oct. 2s.- The President TO-
day appointed ex-Secretary Walter @. Ores
ham to be U. s. Circuit Judge, to succeed
Judge Thomas Drummond, resigned. The
appointment Of Secretary McCulloch takes
effect tomorrow, and Judge Gresham leaves
Washington to morrow foIIndiana.
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THE Democracy are making much ado
over their candidate, Mr.. Toole, as their
"handsome man." On the 9th of Novsn.
Der he will be like the person who fooled
around with the mule-"he won't look so
purity, but he'll know derned sight more"
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THE Scientific american, which Is first
class authority, says Keely's "etheric force"
gun Is fraud, and we presume the "notsr"
Is included In the indictment.
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Independent Democrats N,,

We" YORK, Oct. 25-The Independent,
"OBrien" Democracy nominated the fol,or.
ing county ticket: Mayor, Levi M. Ba..
Comptroller, |. Hastings Grant, Che ipcum.
oent); Judges ofths Court Of Common Plea.
jerome Buck, Richard L. Larramore, and
hugh L. Gale District Attorney, Erastus 8.
Ransom, president Arthur's former Ian
partner; President Of the Board Of Alder
men, William J. Boyhan Coroner, Charlie.
K. Dcutch.
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"Not for Publication. !"

From the 81. Paul Pioneer Press.
"1hey are rounding up horse thieves en-
Montana trees and poles at the rate of half q
dozen day; but nobody in the country
knows anything about it-for publication"
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In The contested telephone cases before
the Patent Office, Professor Bell on last Fri
day won six out Of the seven. The seventh
was awarded to James W. Med onough and
is q very important one.
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LARGE and enthusiastic meetings hs

LARGE and enthusiastic meetings have
crested Judge Knowles In the eastern tier of
counties during the past week. At every
point from Bozeman to Glendive crowds
have assembled to hear the Republican
standard bearer, who has been ably assisted
by Hon. Henry N. Blake. Hon. A. F. Bur.
leigh, and other strong and eloquent public
debaters. Most encouraging accounts of Re-
publican prospects reach the Territorial
Committee from Gallstin to Dawson, and
there Is every reason to believe that Repub-
lican majorities will be forthcoming from
every county In that quarter Of the Territory.
Keep the ball In motion.-Herald, 25h.
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HOUSE AND MILL PROPERTY.

As am about to remove from Deer Lodge,
offer for sale or rent tho dwelling house
ana premises | now occupy on Main street,
Deer Lodge; also my Touring mill and ma.
chinsry, in first-class order, will be sold at q
very reasonable price. An association OF
farmers could purchase and operate this mill
to great advantage.
JOSEPH RICHARDS,
iSf-u Deer Lodge