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JOHN RoBINSoN,S CIRCUS.
A Good Show, Fairly, squareiy and courteousiy
Managed.

Robinson's circus, In n mammoth train,
running in two sections, arrived from the
south at a. IN. Wednesday and gave enter
talnments In the afternoon and evening,
preceded by a morning street procession.
The show Is good one, well worth visiting,
and nine-tenths OF our people are cross-eyed
since from having tried to watch at the same
time the acts which were carried on sinulta-
neously for two hours in two rings and on
the platform or high ropes. They presented
nearly or quite everything billed and had
very good menagerie and side show. The
entire management was honest, square, and
liberal, as far as the shows were concerned,
and the reputation of the Robinson show
was maintained that no "fakirs," "thugs" or
thieves are allowed TO travel with it. The
management consists of Messrs. GIL"
"Jack" and "Charles" Robinson, sons of
cold John Robinson" who made fortune
by good show, honestly conducted and Is
bonorably succeeded by his boys. They
would no more countenance or permit any
swindle In their name, or In connection
with their business than would the most
reputable business houses of Montana, and
are in striking contrast with the Cole outfit
that beat the country last year. Undoubted-
ly, however, the Cole swinde hurt the bust.
ness for all shows. This, with the busy har
vest days and apprehension Of bringi ne In
children after the case of diphtheria reported
effected quite seriously the attendance at the
circus. There were few, comparati vely, from
the neighborhood. The Messrs. Robinson,
represented by Mr.. Cullen, Mr.. John Low
low and Mr.. l.. s. Steele, managers and local
press agents, were atfable, cordial and at
tentive, and made friends of everybody.
The show went hence to Butte and will re-
turn to Pocatelo, 60 west over the Oregon
Short Line, visit Oregon and Vancouver and
thence south TO California. The route is all
made for the season.
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PICNIC PARTY FROM BUTTE.


The Excursion from Butte last Tuesday,
under the auspices of the Congregational
Sunday School of Butte, was very large.
The Butte papers announce nine cars left
there, and they were so crowded many ladies
had to stand up ali the way to Deer Lodge.
There were probably 450 or 500 people aboard.
One car was dropped at Race Track for the
fishing parties and the others were brought
to Deer Lodge. Somebody representing the
management selected one Of the least desira-
BILE picnic grounds in the vicinity-about q
quarter of mile below town-and . large
proportion of the excursion debarked there.
1t is stated they had pleasant time, but 1t
seems to us there was not good Judgment
exercised in selecting the ground. The
Court House yard, with its fine grove, would
have been cheerfully placed at disposal of
the pic-nickers by Sheriff McMasser If any
intimation it was desired had been given.
Mr.. Conrad Kshrs and Marshal Kelley also
said the Olin Park, which they own, on the
east side of town, and which is the finest
natural grove in the valley, was at their ser
vice, if they had desired it.
More than this, the management cores
ponded with Ward, Lodge & Co., asking
what it would cost for the transportation of
one hundred persons to Irvine Lake and re-
turn-seven miles out, or 14-mile drive. w.
L. & Co. offered to carry 100 for $40, and 80
cents for single tickets. dow enough, gracious
knows), and they never received a reply
to their answer. In the meantime, Messrs.
S. f. Larabie and Peter Walton, of the
Irvine Lake committee, anticipating the
little ones would enjoy ride on the Lake,
had two new boats built at an expense of
over 500, and placed on the Lake for the
special accommodation of these excursion
lists. Very few went out. Mr.. LarabIe fur
ther says that had any definite information
reached here that the party would come to
Deer Lodge, he would have been pleased to
have furnished them barrel or two of lem
onade and have shown them other atten-
lions. This paper had only indirect knowl-
edge Of the excursion. We state these
things, as the recent excursionists seem to
our people not to have had the best of oppor-
tunities for enjoying themselves, and that
others, If they come, may profit thereby.
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COMMISSIONERS, MEETING.


Messrs. J. Y. Batterton, J. Fl. Helm and
Morgan Evans, Commissioners, met this
week in accordance with the call. The
plans and specifications submitted by Mr..
Mcconnell for vaults and offices, one-story
building, were accepted, and proposals or
dered invited for the same--Messrs. Batter
ton and Evans voting "aye," and Mr.. Helm
"no." Mr.. Helm Is understood to have
favored erecting the building two stories.
Bids will be received as per notice else
where.
The Board also ordered surveys for the
construction Of sewer from the Court
House yard, and 1t will be Gug by prison
labor. The outbuilding and slop dump have
no drainage and are very offensive and
doubtless unhealthy. The matter will be
remedied as soon as possible.
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NOTICE OF MEETING.

OrFIcE GRANITE MOUNTAIN MISIN0 Co.,
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, July IA, 1885
The annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF
this Company for the election OF nine tg)
Trustees to serve for the ensuing year, will
be held Mt the Office OF tho Company, at
Granite, tnear Phiiipsbuig), Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, on Wednesday,
August 10, 1885. Polls open from ~ O'clock,
noon. until o'clock p. m. Books for the
transfer Of stock will be closed from August
to 20, inclusive.
Attest: l.. IL. RuMsEY, President.
john T. FIELD, Secretary. $50 At
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Wesley Rider, aged about %. was up at
the circus Wednesday. He went home TO
Little Blackfoot via Garrison, got full Of
whiskey; had to be taken home and put 70
bed and about .. m. yesterday morning
tried 70 cut his throat with pocket knife.
The wbiskey must have been very bal.
When found he had given up the job and
dropped the knife without quite reaching
the carotid artery or severing the windpipe
He was brought to the hospital last evening
and may survive. Aside from the whiskey
there IL no well defined cause for his con-
duct
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Given AWaV,

We cannot help noticing the liberal offer
made to all invalids and sufferers by DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption.
You are requested to call at the Deer Lodge
Drug Co.'s Drug Store aud get Trial Bottle
free Of cost, if you are suffering with Con-
sumption, Severe Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Brochitis, Hay Fever, Less of Voice, Hoarse-
ness, or any affection Of the Throat or Lungs.
Ii will nositiyely cure YOU. S07
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MARRIED.

GALBRAITH-HENDERso Chicago, ILL.,,
July 10, 1885, at the residence Of Mrs.
Desmond, sister of the bride, Hon. VIM.
J. Gaibraith, Associate Justice of Mon
tana, and Mrs. Mary A. Henderson, Of
Brooklyn, N. Y.
We extend cordial congratulations and
good wishes to Mr.. and Mrs. Galbraith.
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Butte Miner, 17h.
Yesterday morning the office Of the Clerk
of the District Court was for awhile the
scene Of consi derable activity, the cause Of
which was q determination on the part Of
certain creditors Of Messrs. Wallace & King
to protect themselves. This took the shape
of attachments, which were placed in The
hands Of and duly served by the Sheriff, who
now holds possession of the property. The
following is a list of the creditors and the
sums for which they sue:
Clark & Larabie, for s23,239.92, balance
due for money loaned and advanced to the
defendants, paid out for them, and for over
drafts.
Godfrey Lavell, VIM. McDermott, Lee
w. Foster, Patrick Largely, Albert Klein
schmidt and Lee Mantle, for s2,S63.70, for
337.67 tons of ore sold to defendants last
fall.
Lee w. Foster & Co., for s3,925.56, for
goods, wares, merchandise and wood sold
and delivered to defendants during the last
year.
w. NJ. Jack, si,2l267, for goods, wares
and merchandise sold to defendants.
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.RuckIen's ArnIca Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains.
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and Positively
cures Piles. It is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction, or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by
8021yr The DEER LODGE DRUG &c.
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and offer Special Bargains
That Cannot Be EQuaNed
LEARN OUR NEW PRICES
AND BE YOUR OWN JUDGE.
RETAIL GROCERY
DEPARTMENT.

E. L. BONNER & CO.. desire
to call the ate ntion OF the Pub
lie to their New Grocery Store
on Main ST., having removed
their Retail Stock into the north
half OF the Dry Goods Store.
The Retail Trade Will hereaf-
ter be supplied from this front,
where a New, Complete and
Wen-Selected Stock OF Family
Groceries can always be found.
The building heretofore occu-
pied by them as retail grocery
store will hereafter be used for
the Wholesale Trade Exclu-
sively.
We are nouO better prepared than
euer to cater to the public in GEN
eral, and U0uLd very respectfully
solicit q share of the trade.
Ranchn1en, call and get our
pruces. We are prepared to take
all kinds of produce at highest
market price.
Very respectfully
E.L. Bonat! &Cu.
DEiER LODGE,
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Deer Lodge Drug Co. have Just received ?
large and well-selecfed stock Of Hair, Cloth
and Tooth Brushes, Handkerchief Extracts.
Tooth and Toilet Soaps, Puff Boxes, Purses,
Pocket Books, etc. Give them . call.
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A SMALL FRY DECAPITATloN.
D the Democracy Belongs the Post Offices.

A special dispatch from Washinton last
Friday announced the following Democratic
achievements, doubtless at the request of
Delegate Toele. One new Office has been
established, and the rest are removals and
appointments instead.
st. Peter, Lewis and Clarke county, Thos.
Maran.
Basin, Jefferson county, Trumand Hop
kins, vice T. NJ. Murray. .....
st. Louis, Jefferson county, w. II. Rusk,
vice j. 8. Smith. Dish :
jefferson City, II. B. Cain, vice F. W.
Ellis.
Foster, Msagher county, Anna A. John
son, vice T. Foster.
Three Jerks, Gallatin county, A. NJ. Nc
Elwen, vice A. w. Paul.
Glendale, Beaverhead county, Ed. HUI
seiger, vice j. q. Kepler. .. -......... .-.
Alabastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
r.
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Oregon Grape Root Bitters are the best in
the world for the cure of dyspepsia, liver
complaint and every species Of indigestion.
8354t For sale by j. d. Eastman Il Go.
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Extra Winter Strained Lard Oil
635tf 1t Deer Lodge Drug Co.'s.

James w. Forbis has applied 70 Probate
Judge Irvine for letters OF administration
upon the estate Of e. ID. Rey nolds, who was
killed In the Alice.
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a Nan ii Need Of wagon, buggy, set Of
harness, or farming implement OF any kind
can save from 10 TO 30 per cent. by purchas-
ing from Isaac L. Lyon, Deer Lodge. S2An
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Car load of White Rose Fleur, Corn Meal,
Graham Flour, Dat Meal and Hominy, just
received at
85.1t A. KLEINsCHMIDT q Cos.
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The meeting at Butte promises to be one of
great interest to the fraternity throughout
Montana. Aside from the business matters
to be considered and addresses delivered,
the Executive Committee have under CEN
sideration entertaining features, which will
be announced hereafter. We hope there
will be a representation of every newspaper
In the Territory.
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DIED.

KNowLEs-In' Deer Lodge, July 20, 1885,
of diphtheria, Hiram, only son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hiram Knowles, aged seventeen
months.
The bereaved parents have profound and
universal sympathy in this deep sorrow.
This was the second child lost here by the
dread disease, the other occurring some
years ago. Mrs. Knowles and children had
been visiting in the States for several months
and returned here recently, that the dangers
to the children of the heated season in the
States might be avoided. The child was
very bright and winsome, and the loss is
heavier that this was the second and only re-
naming son.
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For impurities of the blood and general
debility the Oregon Grape Root Bitters are
Just the thing. For sale by
835-4t I'D. Eastman & Co,
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suLxY HAY RAKRs, warranted to be good,
nj A. Kleinschmidt 3 Co.'s, for from So TO
s25, and plenty Of time given with interest.
6N-1t
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Observation-Disclosures services will be held
g, lanes Episcopal Church. morning and
.ntnS on the Third Sunday Of each month,
81 s. C. Biackiston ofheiating.
sabbath school every Sunday at p. M, new
time.
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ATTACHED.
Butte Miner, 18th.

Tho Bell Mine Again in the Hands Of the
Sheriff.
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rREsBYTERIAH-se every Sunday at
- o'cIock n M, and Q o'clock p. m. Sun
~ school every Sunday at Q o'clock.
T. L. oRoENEVELD, Minister.
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Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at IL
and 7Ep m. Sunday School at p. m.
. s.rvices also on Wednesday evening at IN.
GALEE WOOD, Pastor.
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Ranchmen operating Osborn machines
will bear In mind that we are the only par
ties carving extras, Irvine and wire for those
machines. Send Ia your orders early that
you may be supplied. BENNETT Bros.
Qy7-2f
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EsTRAy HORSES.

halter; had with her brown horse colt
about Ave months old. Also q mare mule,
no brands visible some white where collar
bears on neck. I win pay s25 Reward for
their return to me, opposite Saville's milk
ranch, two miles from Butte, or literally for
information that will lead to their recovery.
The mare was purchased In June, 1885, frem
. man from Missoula county.
July %, 1885. ALoNzo MONROE,
837 At Near Butte, MT
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HACKED TO DEATH.

New Lace Colarettes, at
8371t A. KLEINscHMIDT g. Cos.
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RELIGIOUS.

Embellishments every Sunday. Sunday
sshooI al Q o'clock each Sunday under directiou
% SIsters OF Charity.
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Mrs. Laura j. Scott has leased the new
brick King building on Granite street, Butte,
and fitted It for lodging rooms, under the
name Of 1.-THE Albemarle." The rooms are
large. elegantly furnished and kept la most
admirable order. Families or single persons
can secure rooms by the day, week or month,
at reasonable prices. Table board can DO
had at the hotels or restaurants. When con-
venient to do so, guests should write or tele-
phone for rooms, that they may be In readi-
ness. Mrs. s. will be pleased to have the
patronage of Deer Lodge friends. $40 sm
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The Association is to be congratulated
heartily on acceptance of the duty of prepar-
ing the Address and the History Of Montana
Journalism by gentlemen so we'll qualified as
those named. 1t Is but due them to say that
neither sought the task, that each was desir-
Gus Of deferring to others, but that both, at
the request of the Presiding officer, cheer
fully acquiesced. Mr.. Hendry, of the Liv-
ingston Enterprise, is an able and brilliant
editor and an experienced Publisher. We
anticipate a valuable paper from him. Mr..
John Russell Wilson, editor Of the Dillon
Tribune, was our Pioneer in what is now
Montana, and was a regular correspondent
of leading New York and Chicago Journals
from this region before Montana had boun-
Diary or being. He has been ide ntified with
several newspapers Of the Territory, Is OBJ
servant and q trencbant writer, and a paper
from his pen will have interest and historic
value. 1t is intended by its author this pa
per shall be Historic. To that end he will
solicit reliable information from newspaper
men acquainted with the facts, and We trust
this will be furnished to him accurately and
promptly.
The Secretary of the Association Is also
soliciting from all Active and Honorary
members brief sketch giving their connec-
ton with the press. These m alters are essen
tiaI to initiate the written History of jour
nalism in this Territory, and all members
should promptly respond. With a correct
and complete basis established, those who
succeed us can keep the record complete
without difficulty, and there are those yet in
the field to establish every fact.
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THE COWBOYS FUNERAL.

Alabastine for Wall Finish at Deer Lodge
Drug Co. . 819u
The Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Or.) 1862-1899, 1885-09-04
Fatns foS sale.

A farm consisting of 4SO acres of land
suited for farming and stock raising, and
situated in Lane county, Oregon, together
with stock, such as horses, cattle, consisting
of No. l milch cows, one. two and three
year olds, small band of fine graded sheep,
and hogs; also farming implements, all that
are necessary on the place, in good repair,
seed and feed, all of which will be sold at a
bargain The quality of the soil is excel
lent; adapted to all kinds of cereals. hops,
fruits and vegetab es, and with plenty of
out range for stock. For further informa-
tion and price and terms of sale, inquire at
the GAZETTE office.
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SWAMP LAND.

The Salem Statesman is authority
for the following: How many acres oi
Swamp land' do you suppose IS held
by one man in this state? How manyl
guess. Not.manf persons wouldguess
a million acres. But they would have
to multiply this by thirteen to. get at
nearly the amount s'fien" Owens OF
Eugene City is now iholding over 49,
900 acres of s'swamp land" and he
has sold upwards of 600, 900 acres, on
which he has paid at least twenty per
cent of the purchase price. On the
other .I3 1000, 900 acre farm he has paid
not a cent, nor is the state or the gov
ernment deriving a cent of revenue
from this land On one filing he ''took
up" I,336,ooo acres, which land ex-
tends, in townships, from six miles
east of Lebanon, southeasterly, entirely
through the state. These figures are
commended to the joint investigation.
and a refutation of their truthfulness
challenged.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-06-25

In addition TO the foregoing
Scholarships with the privilege OF
boarding in the college, each county
is allowed the same membership ct
pupils to be boarded in the town
with the priviles" Of free tuition in
all subjects EXCEPT music and fin"
art. The conditions Of admission
are that the applicant, shall be tif.
teen wears Of age, in good health,
and shall furnish evidence OF good
character: also Shall he able to suS.
tain an examination in the grammar
school studies, to-wit Spelling,
reading, penmanship, DESCRIPTIVE"
geography, mental and practical
arithmetic, history Of the Uni,ed
States and English grammar.
Application for appointment must
he made to County Suprrin'rnaent~
of Education. Examination qucs-
lions will be SEM to County super
inrendents Of Education VIII" are
authorized to conduct examinations
for admission. In this matter The
Board of Trustees and President
rcraSc confidence in thcS, important
officers. when they conduct the eX-
amiuationS in the questions SEM ont
! from this office and furnish the pupil
! with a certificate that her eXarnina-
i ton thus conducted is satiSTac' ory,
she will be admitted 10 the First
4 ! l.. 4 |, IN It q
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-06-25
Prominent Supporters of Lowry.

The Commercial Herald publishes
as fac that Secretary Lamar is in
favor of Gov. Lowry 5 denomination
However ;hat may b., we are advls,
Ell that "A fprmcr Governor oc Missis-
sippi, whose administration was
above rcproach, and WAS known far
and near as the best the State ever
enjoyed and who "plucked allie
glance from all mems hearts, and
bound their affections To him will,
hooks of steel" occupies position
not unlike that attributed to Mr.
Lamar Clarion.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-06-25
The Facts in the Matter.

No whisky is sold in prollihi
ton county Of Georgia, because the
nnc'ltaiuty Of the situation creates
and maintains II public srntimen,
that renders it operative and ctlrc
i've The want Of a public >enti-
ment IN other pr"hibitory States
turns their statutes in most cases Ia
lead letters. Most people VIII"
have studied the srbirct will a2r"c
with uS when we say a prohihitory
liquor law n'els greal deal Of pub
lie sentiment behind it, AHoNtu
Constellation, Dem.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-06-25

Some of our exchanges are very
much opposed to "sumptuarr lcgl-
Ialiun.' So are we. Sumptuary leg
l~latIon is that which regulates n
persons expenditure IN regard t."
looi, clrthlng. furniture, AMI has ref
'crcnce to how much n man may
pend 1t is such legislation a.
will force a man to limit his eX
prnditu:e to certain amour t..
Wonder If it is ignorance that
makes our aforesaid exchanges as,
>ert that Prohibition is 'sumptu
ary,' or do they make such state
menls for the dishonest purpose at
deceiviny the people, and take alb
vantage OF the prejudice in regard to
such laws ?-.SWord and Shield.
The Brookhaven leader., 1885-06-25
Columbus, Miss, June |, 1885
What is Offensive Partlsanshlp?

The Galveston News app cars to
have approached nearer the correct
signification. when it says
On i've plrtSrnship may b."
qualified in two way~-what Is o.
tcn,i>e to decent public sentiment
in view OF the purpose OF the Office,
and in consideration of the tacl
shat no man can >clv" two masleIo
Ills parry boss and his country.
What is offensive I" opposite part
~aIs purch "a such need not mat
Ter. What is offensive TO common
American sense and decency matters
20 much that it i cause Tor removal
unless the incumhrulS can back
themselves up with a clear statu'"
~ title, and thus hold the t"rl
AGAINST Utility and drcency in a
ruhhc sense.