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The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
SUMMONS.

IN the Probate Court Of the Comfy Of Beaver
head Territory of Montana.
Isaac Rcrbel and John ". Pcny!ass, plaintiffs
vs.. Mart r. WEIGH, defendant
The people OF the Territory of Montana send
greeting to Mart r. WEIGH, defendant:
fou are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brought against YOU w. the above named plaintiff
IN tAs PROBATE Court OF the County Of Beavcrl,e,d
Territory OF Montana, and to answer he complaint
filed therein, within ten days (cxevsivc IF the day
ct service) after the service on you Of this
mons, 1t served within this county: ii served out
rt this county. hut in this district, within twenty
days: otherwise within forty days. or Judgment Nv
default will b. taken against YOU, according to ,,,.
PRAYER vt SAID complaint.
The said action is brought to recover from dc
PENDANT the sum Of four hundred and fifty five dol
lars and ftty.tve cents, due on account from de-
fendant to plaintiffs
And YOU are hereby notified that If YOU fail to ap
pear and answer said complaint as above required
the said plaintiff will take Judgment against YOU fur
said sum of $4Ss.ss, interest and costs.
4---t Given under my hand and the seal OF
SEAL, the Probate Court Of the County Of
- Beavernead, Territory OF Montana. thi.
18TH day of February, in the wear Of ou,
Lord one Thousand eight hundred and eighty five.
i2-4t &. MEAD, Probate Judge,
W. 5. barbour, Attorney.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
NOTICE TO CO.OWNER.

TOHN W. McBEE: You arc hereby notified
J that we, your co.owners, have. in accordance
with Section .,s,| Revised Statutes OF the United
States, expended in labor and improvements upon
the Robert G. lngersoll quartz lode mining claim,
situated in Bryant Mining District. seaverhead
Caunty, NJ. r., Tor the year ended December 81.
1885, The sum Of one hundred dollars ($'co) and you
ute cause to be contributed your proportion OF
said expenditure, amounting to thrty-.hrec dollars
and thirty three and onc.third cents (2,,.S3i).
within ninety days from the date Of this notice all
your right title interest and claim in the above de
rrbed quartz lode mining claim will become the
property of the undersigned, your co.owncrs, who
have made the required expenditure.
CHARLES MCCARTHY,
WILLIAM \. SMITH.
Bryant District, January ~, 1855. 4poL
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
MINING APPLICATION NO. ]. 4es
U. 8. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, Mont,
March 8, 1885.

y. .. LAND OFFlCE, dRIENA, Mont,
March 8. 1885. !
NOTICE is hereby siiyen that Joseph H. Har-
4 4 per, whose poStotice address is Butte City,
Mont, has this day filed his application for pat.
ent for 1885 acres OF surface ground of the Silver
uncseanized mining district, Beaverhcad coun-
~, Mont, the position, course and extent of the
said mining claim. designated BY an official
survey thereof, a. lots Nos. 80 50, township No.
3&0S. range No. 10 W., being more particulars
y get forth and described in the official field
notes and plat thereof file in this Office as fol-
lows, to wit, Beginning at the east cor. hom-
oiendie boulder a1lQx1o in. set Is in. deep,
2H +: high, ~ +. base alongside the stone from
section T. 9 8. +. 10 ". bears n. 81 % E. SIS
f., and runninS thence south CO. A. ". i4l4 f.,
f., thence = ooe Z. lo0 It. to the place Of begin
veE, claimed BY me above named applicant.
Ihe Location Ct this mine is recorded in tn.
The only adjoining claim is on the south,
the Beaverhead County Stone Quarry Placer,
survey NO. Oil.
F:ADK1NsON, Register.
Ioa. H. HARpCR II. 4. Claim Agent. U-Ov
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
MINING APPLICATION NO. /. 4o7.
U. y. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, Mont.
march, 4 lHEs

US. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, Mont,
March q, 1es5. ]
NOT1CEis hereby given that Joseph II. Har-
4 per whose postottice address is Butte,
Montana. has this day filed his application for a
patent tor 1898 acres Of surface. ground Of the
an mum, nnorEsni.ed +, mining district, Geaverhead
the said claim, designated BY an official survey
;he5eof az 10Th 9. No. township No. sS., range No.
-cribed in the official field notes and plat thereof
.n file at this office, follows. to-wit: Begin
ning at the west cor, a. sandstone rock 22xlOx8
H. set 10 in: deep, marked l-l5sS for cor. no. /.
with mound Of stone q. #. high. ~ #. base n,
alongside the stone from which the a section cor.
on the west boundary of section T. as. II. 10 W,
besEs =; II So +. l4s f.: and running thence n.
g. y: $50 It., thence 3. IL ~ Z. 4S2 IT,, thence N
~ ~ +. so IT,, thence =. 5SS ~ T.. a21 It., thence
3: co. W $40 IT,, thence N. 50" w. 900 #. to the
place OF beginning, containing an area of 1895
A;res in this survey claimed by the above named
applicant.
The location Of this mine is recorded in the
oihce of the County Recorder Of Beaverhead
county, on page ISL in Book Of Locations.
The only adjoining claim is on the N. W., sur.
vey no. I'll, the Beaverhead County Stone Quar-
~ Placer.
+. Atkinson. Register
JOS. II. HARPER, U. 8. Claim Agent. il-lOv
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
MINING APPLICATION No. l,4o5.
u. s. LAND OFFICE. HELENA. Mont,
Mnrrl, [

y. >. LAND OFFICE. HELENA, Mont,
March i. 1855.
OFFICE is hereby given that Joseph II. Hair
/ \ per.wlose 2. D. address is Butte. NJ. II, tas
this day filed his application for q patent for ~
acres of surface ground of the Dillon stone quarry
Placer mining claim, situated in an unors;nized
mining district Beaverhead county, Montana.
the possession, course and extent OF the said
thereof, as Lots Nos. b and as, Townships Nos.
Sand g., Range No :l0w:, being more part ocular
" set forth and described in the official field notes
and plat thereof file in this office. as follows,
to wit: BEGINNING at the west cor which is the
n. ". cor. of section l. - r. 10 W. stone, size
unknewn marked l-l5st for cor. MOL. with
the stone, and running thcnceS. 6so 80 4. 973 it..
thence n. ~ ~ 80 + thence n: 40s +: $50 It.
thence n. ~ A. w. 1857 it,. thence :. 81" W. 1Ga6
It. to the place Of beginning, containing an area
of 70 acres in this survey, claimed by The above
named applicant.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
office of the County Recorder of Beaverhead
County, on page $40 in Book . If Locations.
The only adjoining claim is ON the North sur
vey No. 1884, the Quarry Spur Placer.
+. Atkinson, Register.
Jos. H. HARPER. U. ). Claim Agent. 1l-lOw.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
NOTICE TO CO-OWNEl..

TO THOMAS +. TOOTI.E and JAMES BEE.
CHER. or their heirs :nd assigns: You arc
hereby notified that we have expended SIS in labor
and Improvements as assessment work on the Com
bnation Lode Mining Claim, situated in Monrans
Mining District, Beavcrhead County, Montana
Territory. In order to hold said premises, unde.
the provisions of Section .3a4, Revised Statutes Ok
The United States, have expended tor said James
!'ccchcr $50. and for said Thomas 4. Tootle S.s:
and il within nhin ninety days after the first pu5,
!cation OF this no.cc YOU fail to contribute your
:roportlon os such expenditure rs co.owncrs, YOUR
interest in said Calm vii! become the property Ct
The subscribers under SAID Section :.s.i
ELIZABETH FRENCH,
GEO. FRENCH.
Argenta, Montana, Jan. III. 1855. ;-ocd
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
Ilrgal Nofires.
MINING APPLICATION NO. lao,

U. =. LAND OFFICE, HELENA, Mont, }
NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph H. Har-
4 per, whose postoffice address is Butte,
Mont, has this day fled his application for u
patent tor ls acres ot surface ground Of tho
,a. Rock Quarry Placer mining claim sit.
head county Mont. the position, course and
an OFFICIAL survey thereof lot no. 40, townships
~ no, 8. range No. 70 v being more particularly
and a plat thereof on file in this Office follows
rock Oxsx6 in. Is in. deep, marked 1855 for cor
NO. !, With mound Of earth "a IT, high, ~ It,
e Coz; to section s T9s r. 10 ". hears, ":
f., thence y. So ~ Z. 100 It thence s. Is q: s.
:s8!lo IT, thence south go it. thence s. So S. W
$50 IT, to the place. Of beginning, containing an
urea OF 1889 acres in this survey, claimed by the
above named applicant.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
"ttice Of the County Recorder Of BeaverheaA
Tho only adjoining claim is on the south, sur
81, tO. 1887. the Quarry Spur Placer.
'os. H. HARPER U. s. Claim Agent. ll-lOw
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
SUMMONS.

TN the District Court of the Second Judicial Ills
trict Of the Territory OF Montana in and lor the
County Of Beaverhcad.
Fred J. Kicsel, plaintiff, vs.. Mart +. Wech. de-
fcndant.
The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Mart +. WEIGH. defendant.
You are hereby required to appear IN an actioa
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis
trict OF the Territory Of Montana, in and tor the
County of Bea> erhead, and to the complaint
filed therein, within ten days, exclusive Of the day
Of service, after the service you OF this summons.
county, but in this district, within twenty days; 9th
erwise within forty days. or Judgment by default
will be taken against you according to the PRAYER
Of said complaint
The said action is brought to recover from YOU
the hundred and eighty eight and % 100
dollars with interest thereon ut the rate of ten per
cent per Snt,um from February !, 1853, that being
the amount alleged to be due from YOU piaintih
tor goods, wares and merchandise. sold and deliv
cred to you by plaintiff in December. lSs4. and Feb
ruarv, lSSs.
And YOU, are hereby notified that ii you fail to up
pear and answer said complaint MS above required
the said plaintiff will take Judgment by default
against you tor the said sum Of SSoS. with inter
est ut per cent per annun from February I, 1855.
and costs Of suit.
Given under my hand and the seal Of
(cr \the District Court Of the Second Judi
s6AA' ,cial District Of the Territory Of Mon
0-~/ta na, in and tor the County OF Beaver
head this nth day Of March, in the year OF Our
Lord thousand eight hundred and eighty. five.
X. l.. DAVIS, Clerk.
BY RoBr. +. WING, Deputy Clerk.
". 5. BARBOUR, Attorney for plaintiff. ,..&w
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
TEMPERANCE TOPICS.

Major c. B. Caltor, of New York, has
r.cen,ly said: 81 manufactured liquor for
..,entv five years. began the liquor bust
,.., selling beer over my fathers bar
..hen was fifteen years old. l know all
.hout II and can make any kind. The adul.
..,.tion Of liquor is something you know
,,,,le about, and the extent oft will surprise
-, A man stands about as good show
ofbeing struck BY lightning as to get a
,,re article Of brandy in New York. With
rrectified whisky as basis we can initiate
,,v kind of brandy. The French are more
.xnert than we are; we begin where they
have off: and God pity the man who drinks
~. .,,Af we make. We make champagne
which YOU buy for the genuine article. It
.o.,. to manufacture four dollars basket;
,.e sell it for ten dollars to dealers. We
,,.te the stuff and put it in our own bot
.,s. make fac-simile label of the genuine,
,nnort Spanish corks for the bottles and
rr.nch straw and baskets to pack them in.
W. want to make genuine imported wine.
We buy one barrel of it. Our cooper takes
the model and makes ours by it. They are
new and bright We put them through a
staining process and they come out old and
mustv and worn just like the genuine I'M.
portation. Thirty.two deadly poisons are
used IN the manuta cture of wine. Not one
,,.,,on In fifty sold here ever saw France
We sell thousands Of gallons Of whisky to
France to have them come back to US some
thing else. OF all poisonous liquors in the
world bourbon whisky is the deadliest.
strychnine is only one Of the poisons in it.
A certain oil is used in its manufacture,
eight drops Of which will kill cat in eight
minutes, and dog in nine minutes. The
most temperate men in New York are the
wholesale dealers. They dare not drink
the stuff they sell.-Exch0~ge
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
$4,000 REWARD s.!

THE STOCK GROWERS ASSOCIATION of Southern
Montana will pay $4,000 reward tor information
stealing killing any cattle horses belong! tc
members of above Association: said information to
nc furnished to the officers of the Association.
PHI POINDEXTER, President.
AZEL AMES, )r., Secretary.
July ,cth, lsS4. ,sf
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
NOTICE TO CO.OwNEH.

TO JAMES BEECHER, or his heirs a. law:
! You are hereby notified that have expended
S.. 50 in labor and improvements assessment
work upon the Pilgrim Bar Lode Mining CLAIM,
situated in Montana Mining District, lsc;,verhead
County, Montana Territory, rs follows:
o' ,.'e year 81
Total Observation-Disclosures. -
In order to hold said premises under the provisions
OF Sec ..;s4 Revised Statutes Of the United States.
and if within ninety DAYS after the publication OF
this notice YOU fail 10 contribute your proportion OF
such expenditure as co.owner, vcur interest in said
claim will become the property OF the subscriber.
1ndcr said Section s,3,l. ED. S. BALL.
Arsenta, Montana, January 10. 1855. s.9ol
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18
S6oCXs30 J,

NOTICE is hereby given to the Road Supcrvi-
sors throughout BcavcrhcaJ County not to maize
any contracts for material labor further than
he paid out of the per capita tax of their rc>pcctv.
districts.
BY order of the County commissioners.
PHI. D. McGOl:i;U, Clerk.
Dated Dillon. March :. IS>S.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18

IA man. in antagonism with himself. can
'e victory only in Jesus Christ. The
ss'"p'ed soul can find safety only at the
cross.-ilev. CIuyk.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18

course, the different political parties being
the competitors. Hitherto the little Pro.
hibition wagon has been compelled to keep
out Of the way in order to avoid collision
with its powerful rivals. Last November
It kept its own side Of the track and refused
to turn out to make way for the grand ma
Chine which came laundering after with
crack Of whip and foot of horn and shout
and huzzah, drawn by splendid team of
magni6cently equipped thoroughbreds, old
stagers, guided by mere touch Of the lines.
There was a collision, but it was not the
little Prohibition wagon that was smashed
ana tipped into the gutter-it was the grand
machine, in which was one OF the disgust
ed passengers. Hundreds OF thousands
more of us next time will be in the Pro
h'oit'on wagon if the Republican party per-
s'sts in its policy of counting the grog-
shops.
Kansas intends that the blessings of pro.
hio't'on and total abstinence shall descend
70 childrens children. Its Legislature has
needed W. c. T. L. petitions and passed
the scientific temperance instruction bill
An opposition plea was made, ostensibly
!" behalf ofthe already overworked teach
CTS and just at that moment the opportune
pe"t'"ns of hundreds of teachers for the
passage Of the bill turned the tide in the
''Snt direction. The bill now only needs
the governors signature which is already
pledged.
The legislature of Oregon has voted to
submit prohibitory amendment to the
STATE constitution, to the voters Of tine state
mas also passed the local option bill, so
mat oregon is sure Of prohi bition more or
'e's general. Let every friend of temper.
ance help the noble workers of Oregon to
.e'oce! Oregon and Michigan-verilv,
'''e cause is not set back nut way on into
'"e m'llenial dawning
man, in antagonism with himself can
nave victory only in Jesus Christ. The
tempted soul can find safety only at the
cross.-.ilev. Clark.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-04-18

Apropos of what we have been finding
out for ourselves and noticing lately among
our English cousins, viz: the evident deter.
mination Of British temperance reformers
to recognize temperance !" Politics, the
Christian Ne7ps says:
ascending men to Parliament and then
petitioning them to do certain things for
us which are vital to the stability and vel.
fare Of the state is not, to say the least, a
very dignifed mode Of procedure. 1t is
safer and wiser to pledge them to take &C.
ton before we send them there, and to
pledge them when we can put our impress
upon them. The temperance party is
much stronger in the constituencies than
many people imagine, but their courage
and penetration, in many cases, have not
been equal to their strength, hence they
have heen easily induced to lay aside their
temperance principles for party purposes.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Detroit Pozf. Congressman C0mstock
u4ast be pleased @lth rattle, IeAlsd
sith q straN. + be- ean szs that le loves
the Denlocrstlc zd4lnlatrallon.
ClneinnaGI C0naierciai fsazefts TIE
p-.5pls II Cl4cl8aatl, IEres psetife u party
anG b. an overwhelming majority are ia
favor u the principles ~ tie scott lA~,
taxing the liquor traffie.
Boston Post Dem. The Oxford
Ms. Eaqle il slowly reforming. bat as
yet IL not q reform glutton. 1t declares
that there must be ~nO more ballot oox
stuiing. except In eases " absolute ue-
eesslty.
Chicago later Ocean. To keep cool.
Watch the leo man, get frozen out a
poker. Try 70 draw On friend Tor an un-
limited amount, observe how the ot.
Is,sls papers speak Of Kansas CItg call
uoon joe Mackln, fan yourself INTO q
preepirafion and always keep the thef-
ulometer ia sight, and simulate shiyef.
Detroit Free Press. Tue American
horse il still ahead. Maud > has again
losered her exhibitlOn record half sec-
ODD and has trOtted mile ia Z7S ,i
There - some difference between what u
expected of trOttef now and when Flora
Temple took away the breath of man
kind by travelling around the halamazot
( track IA 2.lJ1s.
Mobile Register Grant conquered as
I bat be dad not subluzate us. lie cause
DO man "a pass Inder the yoke. hs
I spared us the final Disgrace. tie took u
/ b, the hand. gave the officers their side
arms, left with tile men their horses ane
mules 10 tIll the GROUND, and be sent IA
/ home 10 our families 20 remain IN peace
I unmoiested The North opened Pan
doia's box upon us, but Grart left hope
within il. Tie grasped the hand of on
Lee and protected him from the olitlca
hyeuas. God bless his memory for wha
he did for rs when the sun went down "a
AppomatOx For that act may God bles
him IN the spirit world 10 which his brav
soul has winged rs fight.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
Medical and Surgical
INSTITUTE.

The Grand Rapids Medical and Surgi-
cal Institute. under the management OF
Prof. G.. W Paine. VI. D.. Is located 40
the corner of Monroe and Division
streets. one Of the finest locations IN tbe
city The institute was established for
the purpose - furnishing 20 the people at
large the means of obtaining medical and
surgi al advice aud treatment 81 prices
within the reach of all. and the patron
aue II has received affords ample proof
thar there was a wide spread demand for
e w Western Michigan. The institution
- thoroughly equipped FOR the treatment
II all forms ~ chronic and acute diseases
under new system Of treatment which
effaCtualIy eradicates blood poison. and
eures nervous affections. female COM
plants. catarrh. consumption. Thegma-
tisu,. piles. epilepsy. etc.
Connected with the Institute. and nm
Cier the direct supervision II Prof. Paine
is = system of medicstsd vapor. electro
thermal and other baths % win .h patients
have sccess. and hlch are found ~ espe-
cial benefit M the treatment - diseases.
A SPECIAL feature ~ the treatment Of fe-
male complaints. rheumatism. etc. by the
ozg-issinfactsnt treatment
The Institute has a large number ~
private apartments FOR the acopmmo'la-
dation ~ pa ieuts and corps - com
pefent and skilled lady attendants. Pa
teuts are furnished with rs3ons, boanL.
baths. etr.
Prof Psine was formerly connected
with the Philadelphia University Hospi-
tai. and for three years past hss 0een Pro-
prietor - the Texas Medical and Sur.l-
en- Inshtute. II ilslias. Texas. so taat
he has hsd an extended experience in
condscting anch institutions. AT coma
municstiDns slsouid ~ addressed 81 Pref
e. " Paine. n -. Grand Rapids Mscb
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

The pr0pfiety n paying tLs f0ru4er So
60 yeas = enable Alnl y MAINTAIN
sussrioF dizuity = saot manifest Again,
tie prssauetlCD t1at q Presasis1t @osli'i
-, lees hksly - strive tgT . fs-Siscfl0I
nay weii be- 4aesti0nsd t1sos. how
ever, are eozap psratisels glllmp,rtant eon-
slsisfafiatls. bgt the A4.Ail question:,
WHISTLER L zoald uot he ssil ~ make life
ssnaE9fs ~ ex Presidents. Il, a. 90 have
AL. worth serious consideration.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

and everything IN the nature OK erapiioils,
blOtchss. pimples, ulcers, scrotulous humofs,
and incipient consumption. which is moth
ing more or less than scrOfule OF the lung-,
completely ont Of the system IL stimulates
and lnvig0ratss the liver, tones 40 the stom-
ach. regulates the bowels. puriies the blood,
and builds un the weak places Of the body.
Il j. purely vegetable compound, and Will
DO more than l. claimed for IT. We refer 70
Or. Pisrce's Golden Medical Discovery
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

The flterng medium, consisting of re-
carbonized charcoal and gravel Is arranged
according to strictly scientific principles.
and an experience of years IN the business.
The upper pan retains all the grOsser par
ticles of foreign matter contained IN the
water and can be easily cleaned from
time to time From the upper pan the
water flows through the perforations INTO
filtering medium, through which 1t slowly
filters into the reservoir beneath. IT, after
a few years, the filtering medium becomes
unfit for use, small expense replaces IT
without the necessity of procuring new
filter complete
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

teEASD RAPIDS DIVISION

Depsr. hffifS
nesf.,if - sfs afu pacic Ia - tNu An
DAY k1Ere.s - 40 pn Nhli .... -...-. y ~ pin
Aflsutf az sa-5 an Nas Freight ih IEn
Nsy Freight ttN hW q iteI'idt "a isfA l'in
snif-7i.ug carr li li.ctf-l.
Pacific Ixpress otllg. bsisnne tfs,inf dAih
eIeslf huuAfst.
Tie Detroit E1rr.ss le6sinf 81 nsll a. m. Fsssfia
ing thai cill al ID - "a. u.-. New loih lD1V a. a.
and Boston L,t0 b.. ul neHi ti.sl.
Through tlckeis far tL Isoluit and sieeT,ine usa
bertlf MAJ ie procured ~ tnlpu i1ckssi Offos
corner MouFts and Ottawa rtre-sts. and NJ 4 nia
Daiof.
T SCHULTZ Gen'l Af1.. " MonrosSt
tsFo W NrTsoN Isckef hgeut tlfy.
Is nhwBHs lickei Agent Depsa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

IHz Ft.ila.lslph phia kecort remarks thai
a . quite likely that 4 Mr.. Ferdinand
Ward had n0t involved General Grant
la financial ruia the military history
ehich Ms the last work II bis life would
never have besn written. The zrim tea
aelty - purpose shieh sas aconspienoas
feature II his career az soldier again
dsvelopsd ltself ia the literary labor be
forced upon himself notwithstanding las
physical prostfation.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01

Tlsail!. 1liIiilsst cEtcliisrir -liAlif
fsa.ssilssrs takiu4 tis - q. na. fxIsn-s ulsks
cllsss o4nlecIislIf al pslso Tea iAaiisits siia ~
f,,rsif for Nse Aark arrxlns tiloTt al a. a. a "a
tile failos ira nloFHl4sf- -
higli fFsress has is,ssl oleopine Aei isetisht u
hraIsa hHIi1s- "a
lils As Gle sstis lane runuile iAuits~i f1Iifsss
l,,,s1us h,.r.. ai fsl 4. ~ with nis-silne TAI a.
Dertif making diroci cnIlue'iiohf f'f al t~iints
fs.ef striving ~ New ora a. Tie tolisi~i iile
evening.
fi.risr sls 60 uasil trains boih esssi and west
The train IssflIil ai iU A. D il ~iii is.he oifos
t.s,lItslia pliL NJ sslks. sts-noft dahl eso"ts
Ti,.-sl..f tl,.lyts essured al d. a. a. A n. s,ffe<
S...uafs h.siel hll,ak ana a. tile del".i.
10. I.oIiEh tlil fans. Asett
GAO. B RtEkE graiEc ManAsref tsnoaso-
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-08-01
LOST AND FOUND.

4 OSI-A pockethcok containing between tye
L and -ix d0llAr7. IA front Of lB South Divls-
ion street The finder viii please return To
Compton bros. les South Division street.
O~r Ca "Wednesday aft. rnoon, between
L i0uia street near Hastings and Lyon streets
near canal q Porcelain breast pin. The finder
viii be rewarded ty ie.ving same Al shoe II re 10
canal street. lioS