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SOUTHERN GLEANlNGs.


days ago near Goodlettsville, Tenn. A
young man named Smiley Cantrell, while
hanging meat in n smoke-house, fell from
the loft and was impaled on sharp stick,
which entered the side, passing through
the heart and causing instant death.
The storehouse of L. C. Oakley, at Lucy
station, Tenn., on the Chesapeake, Ohio 81
Southwestern Railway, was entered by
burglars few nights ago, who afterward
SET fire to the building, which, together
with stock OF goods valued at $1,000,
We're destroyed The thieves riAed the
store before setting it on fire.
Lucy Washington (colored), aged nearly
one hundred, was found dead sitting in
chair in her room near the colored Baptist
Church at Shreveport, La, a few days ago.
She was the mother Of several children
when the battle of New Orleans was
fought, and often related her experience
ut that time. For some years she has been
an object Of charity
Bud Milsap was shot and instantly
killed at Lynchhurg, Tenn, few days
ago by Officer Silvertooth, who attempted
% arrest Milsap fer being drunk and dis
orderly. The latter tried to assault Silver
tooth, who fired three shots.
Governor Lowry Of Mississippi has ap-
pointed Judge James NJ Arnold Of Colum-
bus, Circuit Judge Of the Sixt0 District, 70
till the vacancy on the Supreme bench
caused by the death Of Judge Chalmers.
Judge Arnold is II lawyer OF great ability.
The house Of Mrs. Clay, at Sandhat,
Smith County, Texas, was robbed and
burned few nights ago by d negro named
Alex Robinson, in the absence of the FAM
ily. he was captured, and it was thought
ne would be lynched as portion OF the
piunder from the house was found IN his
possession,
News is received oc the lynching Of Jno
Stapleton, Sr., farmer residing near Mt.
Sterling, Ky. A few weeks ago Staple
tons son shot and killed Cullnhan White,
for which he was arrested and sent to Nj.
Sterling TO protect him from a mob. The
father was arrested on pretense Of being
an accessory to the murder, and mob Of
thirty men took him from jail and hung
him in front Of the Courthouse.
A neero has been arrested and jailed at
Nashville, Tenn, who answers almost per-
fectly the description Of the desperado
tofions freedman murder case lor which
meyer MosRovit1 ls now under me sem
tence as lns6igator. owens was reported
kl'lea u 2 Ash5 n Nenfaska, ana the OH
GERS ol Ii'au o.ats cialihed the iarge re-
"'ru oileFea Ior Nun He Is notorious
oesperado' ana IL was thoughV hisr reported
"ealn "aS Pu1-up lop eilher ior the re-
Mar.l OF 10 save MN lroin prosecution Us
MoskoVltz relatives are wealthy ana dld
not want nun captured
Ed Prentiss, for assault on lady, was
sentenced At sherman, Tex, to seventeen
years and three months imprisonment lie
was taken % me huntsville fenltent'ary'
Joseph Nag entered the barn Of Mr.. VIM.
Storm, in Surrey County, North Carolina,
a few days ago. and stole n bag of corn,
which he took 20 a hiding place and
swung up in tree. He returned the next
night to get il, and just as he stepped un-
der the bag It fell on him, breaking his
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PERSONAL.

John A. Childs, of New Chicago, is in
town.
Mr.. Adam Reinhardt, of Beartown, was in
Deer Lodge yesterday.
w. III. Dillingham;, the we'll known bridge
builder Of Missoula, was In town yesterday.
Mr.. w. T. Ballard expects to leave for San
Francisco Sunday, aud will register at the
Russ House.
Mr.. A. Hammond, of Eddy, Hammond
& Co., Missoula, was in town yesterday to
meet Mr.. Connejl.
Messrs. Franklin w. Knight, J. w. Baker.
Jr., and w. II. johnson, attorneys of Ana
conda, were In town this week.
Judge Galbraith Carried but day." and
was off again for Dillon Sunday. Court
term Is In progress there this week.
1t is pleasant information that Capt. T. p.
Fuller, now In st. Paul, has received fine
offer to return to Montana and engage In
busin ess, and will pro badly accept.
DIR. T. A. Bishop and Louis j. Hendrick-
son, Drummond, and Messrs. George W..
Morse and J. b. Featherman, New Chicago,
have been In town since last issue.
Sam Richie, who from his energetic man.
agement of the Minnie Palmer Consolidated
Mining Co. ought to have bonanza and
fortune, came up from Bear yesterday.
VIII sutherlin, of the Husbdndmaa, has
been interviewing the Deer Lodge valley
people In the interest Of his paper this week
and returned home yesterday. Every farmer
in Montana should take the Husbuadman.
They will make money by doing SO.
Mr.. NJ. Cornell, the efficient Manager Of
X. j.. Bonner & Co.'S Butte establishment,
was In town yesterday on his return from .
purchasing trip In the East. Mr.. Bonner
came rs far West as Brainerd, to meet his
family, and returned to New York.
As Mrs. Edward Pritchard, an invalid lady
Of Helmville, accompanied by Miss Allen,
were being driven TO Deer Lodge Wsdnes-
day, the team ran away, throwing them out
and infiictng severe, but not dangerous in
juries. Mrs. Pritchard is here for medical
treatment, and Is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. j. Peterson.
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Territorial Prisoners.

Sheriff Eugene Sullivan, Of Silver Bow,
and Mr. Lou. p. Smith, Of Butte, n few days
ago brought down the seven convicts con-
vlcted ut the recent term of court in Silver
Bow county, and sentenced to the Territorial
prison. They have bsen placed in the Deer
Lodge jail until Nov. /, after which U. s.
Marshal Kelley has received discretionary
authority from the Attorney General to fiji
up the "pen." from seventy, the present mum.
Der, to one hundred. As 1t is expected quite
number will yet be sentenced at the fall
terms Of court, this will not enable him to
materially reduce the number of Territorial
convicts in county jails until the new prison
wing is Completed In January, and he will
have 10 exercise his judgment in selecting
from the overcrowded jails. The reason
these ccnvcts were brought here instead Of
being kept in Butte, is that the Butte jail has
never been formally declared a prison for
Territorial purposes.
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THE RAID ON MONTANA HORSES.
Statements by Ex-Governor Potts and Mr.
KOhrs.

1t appears that man by the name Of J. II.
Truman last year purchased band Of horses
ut Miles City and took them to Illinois, sell
ing some and retaining some upon his stock
farm at Bushnell. It has lately been de-
clared that these horses lad the CHAMBERS,
and . number Of them have been shot by
order Of the State authorities. That there Is
no such disease In our Montana horses Is
quite certain, and we are glad to see our ex-
Governor, B. +. Potts, who happened to be
in Chicago at the time, come to the front In
the following emphatic language in the
Drover9 Journal:
al notice in the Daily Times that Humans
horses at Bushnell, ILL.,, arc affected with
CHAMBERS. am horse raiser In Montana,
and have been . resident Of the Territory for
sixteen years and Governor Of said Territory
for twelve years. Humans horses were
bought 1t Miles City, near the Dokota line,
five hundred miles from my ranch. DR. @.
II. Keefcr, Territorial veterinary surgeon of
Montana, reports to the Stock Commission
ers that he has seen no case Of CHAMBERS In
the Territory. Humans horses come from
= herd Of old stage horses, and may be affect
cd with some disease. No such disease q
described - Bushnell has ever existed In
Montana. Horses are exceptionally healthy,
and the finest blooded horses arc now bred
In Montana, and millions Of dollars are In.
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Our Sick People.


For the past two or three weeks fever
has prevailed In Deer Lodge, and many Of
our people have been quite Ill. 1t seems to
take two or three weeks TO run Its course.
No cases have been fatal. As far as We
could learn last evening the conditions were
about rs follows: Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee,
materially improving; Q. d. Joslyn, after
ten days severe attack, doing well; w. b.
Day, Of Il. L. Bonner g. Co.'s. has had hard
attack and is still III ut St. Joseph's Hospital;
Martin Gleason, OF the McBurney Honse, 10
much better, and has gone to st. Joseph's
Hospital to convaiesce; Norma and Aubrey,
children OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Robinson,
have been and are quite iii; John Fisher 10
better aud improving; Shelby Irvine Is doing
well. Others have had premonitory attacks,
but broken IL up by vigorous medication Il
the start,
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THE LYCEUM.
on Friday Evening. Oct. asd.

Proceedings on Friday Evening, Oct. 23d.
The Lyceum on Friday evening last was
well attended. No business demanding at
tention, the list Of persons designated to fur
nish entertainment was read.
Master w. e. Coleman, first on the list,
was absent. MT. O'Bannon read from "The
Old Curiosity Shop" Miss Anna Bien, not
being fully prepared, was excused for the
evening.
Three new members were admitted.
"A committee Of three was appointed to
further consider the purchase Of an organ.
Programme committee reported as as
signed for duty October 30th-M Mr.. Carlton,
Ms. O'Bannon. DR.. Mcmillan.
RESPONSES.
Man may bear with suffering, and his heart
Ia God like in the grasp Of pain that wrings
mortality; but tear one cord affection c1inRs
TO, break one tie that binds him to woman's
delicate love, and his great spirit bendeth
like reed. O.. b. OBJ.
Hope, love and sympathy: these are the
sweets upon which the famished heart eager
ly feeds. B. G. w.
ties. SMO
Education Is the chief defense Of nations.
M. w. r.. 81.
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APPLES. apples.

William Coleman has
just received that car
load Of extra good hand
picked Winter Apples,
which he will sell very
reasonably. Those want
ing bargains in a winter
supply of this fruit, should
call early and leave orders.
The choicest of Lem
ons and Oranges always
on hand, at low prices.
$40 If.
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Proposals Invited.

Sealed Proposals for building bridge over
He'll Gate river, at or near Drummond. upon
the site selected by the Commission an.
pointed by the Board for that purpose the
ifications, will be received at this office until
IL m. Tuesday, Nov. 10, 1885. The Commits.
sioners reserve the right to reject any and ali
bids: Proposals to be addressed to MS and
marked on envelope, Proposals for Build
ing Drummond Bridge"
By order of Commissioners of Deer Lodve
county, M. T. VIZ. SAHNIry
Deer Lodge. Oct. %, 1885. 1851 2t Clerk.
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TO PoSTMASTERS.

We occasionally hare copies Of the Nec NORTH
West returned Nth "Refused," "Lett The Coun-
try" "Dedd," ETC., Uritten below the printed
name Of package subscribers, pittout anything
TO Indicate he pOstobice address. II Is an act Of
"edeasire pdrtizmshtp," or ,oorse, to suppose
a publisher kno,os The address Of euery subscri-
Der, and frequently requires cons ,derable time
10 took up such addresses. Beside, Postuasters
are required TO send cards stating The facts and
these cards are furnished free by The Govern
meh We do not ,cish 10 be captious or enact
ing, but eLpect every Postmaster 10 do his duty
Please giUe this attention.
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A WORTHY PROJECT.
Dickens Charscter Entertainment In Aid
OF Reading Room.

The ladies of the w. q. T. U. and their
friends, appreciating the necessity Of estab-
fishing Reading Room for the benefit Of
young and old Ia the town of Deer Lodge,
have decided upon giving Dickens Party
or social on the evening of the 9th Of Decem-
Der rs means Of raising money for the
same All those interested In this project,
and willing to'help with the entertainment,
are cordially invited TO do 80.
Any one wishing assistance or information
IN regard TO characters TO be represented.
etc, will please call on the folio wing COM
mittee' MRS. Il. j. GRoKrEvKLD.
Miss SALLfE O'BANSos
o'O II Miss CALVIN.
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VIM. Coleman is clos
ing outhis stock of Sharp,
Winchester and Marlin
Rifles AT COST. Now
is the time for Sportsmen
to get a good, reliable
gun almost at their own
price. Call early and get
your choice Of the lot.
Bd9 If,
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Millions Given AWAY.

Millions of bottles Of DIR. Kings New Dis.
covery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
have been given away AZ Trial Bottles Of the
large size This enormous outlay would be
disastrous to the proprietors were IL not for
the rare merits possessed by the wonderful
medicine Cali at the Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
drug store and get a Trial Bottle free, and try
for yourself. IL never fails to cure BOG
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The Drooers' Journal also has the follow
ing: Conrad Kohrs, of Montana, was at the
market to-day with cattle. Mr.K ohrs is one
OF the largest cattle and horse growers in
Montana, and is the owner of such stock as
Regent, one of Bonnie Scotland's best colts.
In reference to the recent Bushnell sensa-
ton, implying a disease there peculiar to
Montana, Mr.. Kohrs emphatically states that
there Is no such disease as described among
Montana horses; that their veterinarians,
Z. ID. keefer and DIR. Holloway, v. s., report
that there is no CHAMBERS in Montana. The
former is well known as q gentleman of
ability and character, while DR.. Holloway,
VS., says Mr.. Kohrs, comes to us highly
recommended by such gentlemen rs r. w.
Findlay, Presiden of the New York State
Veterinary Medical Association, and veteri-
nary editor of the Spirit Of the Times. In the
Judgment of these gentlemen we have i'm
plicit confidence, and care nothing for SEN
sational reports
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Services win be held In the Deer Lodge
Court House At 8 p. m. next Sunday, Nov. j,
by two Ministers Of the Church Of the First
Born-George +. Dove and James Dove, Of
California. All persons are cordially invited
TO attend. Questions upon all religious mat
ters win be satisfactorily answered
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Bruises SORES 'a, lien IL s mhna or rsvas
sores, letter. chapped Hands, Chilblains,
1orhs;a and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles: IL Il guaranteed 10 give perfect
satisiaction, or money refunded. Price %
tents cents per box. For sale by H0s aA
SO2iyr THE DKER fopoR Daua 90.
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To my Dear old Long-icinded Customers:
/ have placed your accounts
In the hands or r. r.. Bill forcol-
lection. Call and see the Judge
and swear at me.
$50 81 JOHN O'NEILL.
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NEW TO-DAY
Knights Of Pythias.

ATTENTIoN!-You are expected to DO at
day, Nov. 2, as BUSINESS of Importance mnst
be transacted at that meeting.
j. W. YATES, G. c.
GEO. TUCKER, X. of r. s..
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THE IVY LEAF
Restaurant \ Oyster ParlOrS
ARE NOW OPEN.

ARE NOW OPEN
IN THE WESTERN BREWERY BUILDING.
The best the Market affords will be cooked to TASTE
and served clean, neat and courteously.
s5cu ROBT. GRAY, Prop,r.
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VIM. Coleman has made arrangements to
supply bis customers with extra, A No. I,
hand picked Winter Apples, nc bedrock
prices. Cali and see him $40 II
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That's What He'll Do"

Cant. Mar,z win take pleasure In selling
Won your Winter Apples. Stop in ~ VIII
liam Coleman,s and Interview him. He'll
do the right thing with you. And, besides,
IN YOU need it, he'll sell You = rood Wluches-
ter, Sharp or Marlin Rife AT COST. Sa0tf
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Why 10 itAlbsrt Klsinschmidt 3 Co. are
doing such large business? Because they
carry the stock, and keep frst-class goods
only. al n
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WANTED A first-class milk COW, fresh or
to come in within month. Must be gentle
and good mixer. Good price for good ami.
NAL. Address or inquire of NEW NORTH
WEST. .. $50 2t
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Marriage, Birth, and Death Notices are
published in the NEW NORTHWEST without
charge. Obituary Notices, Resolutions OF
Orders, and like matter ordered for publica.
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A Man IA Mead Of wagon, buggy. set Of
harness, or farming Implement Of any kind
can save from 10 to 30 per cent BY purchns-
Ing from Geo. CockrclI, Deer Lodge s2atf
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sHILoHs cATARRH REMEDY-a positive
S pe Tor Catarrh, Diphtheris, and canker Mouth.
Tor sale by ]. d. Eastman q Co. s46
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vested In the business. have in Chicago 16
horses, and not 16 carloads, as reported from
Bushnell, and they have been examined BY
DR.. A. b. Baker, V. s., who says there is not
suspicion of disease among them.
r II Donna
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AnAsAL INJEcToR free with each bossis u
SnM2ns Gatarrh Rsmedy. Price so cts. For
sale y J. D. Esatman ! q. -
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.HAcKMErACK,-a iasting and fragrant per-
I'm, raas, rrsee - and 30 cents. For sale By D.
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WHY WILL you cough when shiloh's Care
win give Immediate relief Price 10 eta so eta
and 81. For sale BY ]. D. Eastman Co. SlB
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AXE YOU MADE miserable by Indigo stion,
constipation, Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, yell
low Skin' Shiloh's Vitalizer IL a positive cure ?
For sale by ]. d. Eastman & Co. S45
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Knlght. OF pxthIas-

m Regular eonvoeations Of Valley Lodge
EL2AN No. g. X. Of p, are held In their Castle
20 aHsll, Dssr Lodge, every Monday even'g.
kgSI7KniI hts are invited TO attend.
NM JOHN w. YATES, c. c.
w. GEO. TUCKER, X. Of X. ). 777-ly
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ROLL OF HONOR.

Cash Department, New North West.
The following subscriptions have been paid
since last acknowledgment:
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have job Wagon on the streets OF Deer
am prepared TO deliver Trunks or Packages
TO and from any residence promptly and at
reasonable rates. Also do heavy fexming
and job Hauling ut low rates. Loave orders
nj Cartoons. e9sNa lsg@
SCOTT gro. TucKxus
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GEO THOMAS posr No ,

GEO. II. THOMAS POST NO. 4.
I u 4: Il; !: !: -
~ q. \. r., DEPT. OF MONTANA,
Regular Assemblies of George II .
lIM Thomas Post are held at their Han al
500 p. m. on the I'd and Attn FRI
MLN DAY Of each month. comra des Of
AA other Posts are cordially invited 10
attend. ID. ). MCMILLAN. p. G.
lev Coleman, AdJutant 7gs-gm
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FOR DYSPEPSIA and Liver COMPLAINT. vou
have printed guarantee on every bottle OF Shi-
lob . Vitalizer' II never fails to cure For sale
by J. d. Eastman & Co. SAC
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To James II. MUS:
DEAR SIR: Yesterday / sent you a com
munication in regard to the return of In
dams, etc, upon notification from me-thst
10, the camps that were found by the runners
sent out. To-day was informed by an
Indian that, upon their return toward the
Agency through the Big Blackfoot valley, IN
Indian set fire to the grass, which commuri-
Gated to hay stack belonging to settler.
Now, whether II was done through maliR-
nifty or thoughtlcssness, cannot say but
wish to have stop put to all malicious mis-
chief or crime committed by an Indian on
the Reservation, and this 10 the sentiment of
al the law-abiding Indians OF the Reserve.
Should my information prove true, 1 trust :
complaint will be made out, and that an on
Ger win come here with authority to arrest
the Indian. / win do all In my power to
plaza him In the hands Of the o1icer, and. II
guilty, win be doing great favor to the In
dams Of this Reservation to make an exam
pie Of him. lam yours truly,
PETER ROMAN,
o. 8. Indian Agent.
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Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at llx
. m and IN ,. N. Sunday School at lOk a. m
Services also on Wednesday evening at IN
oALEk WOOD, Pastor.
Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at
II O'Clock a. m, and 0 O'Clock p. m. Sun
day School every sunday at Q o'clock.
Z. l. okoENEvELp, Minister.
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DELICIOUS.

cATHoLIc-sesviees every Sunday. Sunday
School at s'eiess each Sunday under direction
Of sisters Of Charity.
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SRlLOH'S CURE will Immediately relieve
roup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. For
lie by J. d. Eastman & Co.. S45
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THE REV. GEO. II. THAYER, of Bourbon,
Ind, SAYS: Both myself and wife owe our lives
10 SHILoH'S CONSUMPTION CURE" For
sale by J. d. Eastman & Co. $40
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1t Is pleasant prospect from the hill.tops,
with He'll Gate valley to the front and right.
Across the river on the Drummond side, as
In birdseye perspective, are the fine farms of
Benton Hoover, Geo. Beeber, Thos. Stark,
s. Leonard, Thos. Morse, Frank Morse, Thos
II. Griffith, Berry & Rider, and John Ed
wards; ahead on the New Chicago side are
those of VIM. Wallace, David Dunkleberg.
VIM. Periman, Prosser s. Franzman, and
Dingwall Bros.-all showing rich harvests
in their many stacks and ricks.
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a
notam icted
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just west Of Pioneer is Gold Creek, where
Francois found gold IN 1852, the first prac-
teal find In the Territory, and on Its banks,
where Of old was only an open moor, is now
Phi. Blessinger's fertile ranch, with thick
stubble and fatteniDg herds, suggesting
bucolic rest rather than the delirium Of
"Gold,
Before whose shining image bow the vul-
gar great,
The vainly rich, the miserably proud;
The mob Of peasants, mobiles, priests, and
kings,
And with blind feelings reverence the power
That grinds them to the dust of misery.
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Leaving new Chicago Tor Philipsburg, one
passes alternately on the right and left the
farms Of John A. Featherman and that of p.
Brogan, bought from Oscar Gruwell and i'm
proved with an excellent house; Hi Thomas
coxy nook; Conlson's 1.-THE old Charley Cooper
place.; Peter Longs; Frank Jobnson's, who
has pleasant home for the wife he married
In Deer Lodge; Alex. Wight's; John A.
Feathermans upper ranch; the productive
farms Of the three Heilman Bros-.James,
Edward and Joseph; the old Dan Orwell
garden ranch; Rory McRae's; Stone Station,
where Postmaster b. r. Horton supplies the
U. g. mail to all the country round, and now
has telephone connecting to all the outside
world; VIM Albrights, and n new house
just built BY James Butler, who has moved
down frJm Medhurst, to be near . school
house; and then comfortable Dave Hennes-
seys Boulder House. OF TO the right from
Stone Station, d. HI. Melian and James
Byrne have fine farms-a little isolated but
productive enough to compensate for that
IL Il long pull along the grades Of the canon
from this 70 the Six-Mile House, now opened
and conducted Hospitality by X Bennett,
and again quiet ride till one strikes the
ranches Of John Dnffsy, Henry Boggr, John
Hall, b. Schneple and NJ. DufIsy, just out
side the euvirous Of Philipsburg. The Flint
creek farmers have excellent lands, and are
prospecting - they deserve.