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SATURDAY THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
A. ID. 1855,
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

Notice of Final Entry.
LAM OFFICE AZ iiEirSA. Mu>TANA-
April 10Th. ls>1.

LANp OFFICE AZ iiElr&A, MONTANA.
April 10Th. l,>'
Notice l. h. reby given that the following Manned
.c,tlrr la, filed notice of his intention To ma 9,
final prof in support If his claim asa mat sala
pr.,nf will be made before /. \. MARROW N"laF!
ruili. in and Tor Meagher county. Montana. n
rort Naginnis r.. On May 51th. l,>e VIZ:
Newton l.. Iaud.u,
who made pre-ensption lcc,arator! statement No
GGif. Tor the >Wi, SNi,, see. - ~ III - ~
Nv ii Sci see -. NV IL Nj IT, see ~. T.
Is y of range n. l..
lie names the following witnesses to prove M,
continuous residence upon, ana cnliiyaii" o. -
lands viz: LYMAN {. Mu>iCr, Patrick Murphy. Joiii
n Abrams and Ierler Atkinson. all OF Fort
Maginnis, NJ. +. +. AphlH~pN' Register
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Notice of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA MoNrANA.l
April 9Th. ls>'.
Notice is hereby given that the following manned
settler has flied notice Of his intention I" max
final pr,of in support of his claim, and that sald
nrnot will be- made before l.. kotwitt. Deputy
CLERK of the Third Judicial District Court of MOI
taua Territory. ia and Tor N.sgher county. ~
White sulphur Springs, GA Saturday Ma? 10 49,
viz:
who made ID. :. No. TOO. for the Wa "f Nv g
SEI, Of NV !, and the NEii of sW "i zee. T. III
Tn Is " Range l. f.
lie names the following witnesses To prove hls
continuous residence upon. and c,ltiNatlnn III sli
land viz: Daniel Brcrcton. Neil> {. Hanson "a
Iewistown Albert kiefcr and William RAIDER oi
White sulphur springs, all of Neagher count!
Montana. T. AbhlNH'N' iN'si'''i'
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- POWER. Manager. J.. @. It. Benton
u. J.. nEooK,. sup. '. q. l.e"'sIo"n.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

Notice OF Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NoNTANA,l
March 18th, lss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his iirenii"n I" MAKE
final nroof in support of his claim, and that said
proot will be made before 4. X. barroNs, Notary
Public in and for Meagher county, MONTANA al
Tibet VI. T., on May AN, ies5 viz
Edward &. Russel,
who made presumption u. :. No. ISIS. for the \
NNit See ~ SNl4 sWl !. see. L.. NE'I NEti'
See n III. Is, " OF range L. L.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prov" ~
cont iuunis residence upon and cultivation" "l sald
land viz: William Dawes John Day. Jame'
Waldo -horey and Frank { Russel all Of bet NJ /
T. Atkinson, Register.
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Tie iuui- lille Weekly touu,r journal
and the MNLrAl AEDt- tot Sl.uu per
vea,. but 50ccnts more than the price
If one. The journal j, one OF the
best political and family papers IN
America. This offer only applies To
new sui,-cribers. Renew your sub
-cription noN and secure both paper,
for triilc more than the price of one.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14
Notice of Final Entry.
IAND OFFICE At HELENA, MONTANA

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, MoNTAhA,
April lst l>,A. J
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice of his intention to make
final pr,of in support OF his claim. and that >aid
prnof will IL. made before l.. Roberts, Notary
Public in and for Aeagher county, Montana, al
Heedsfort ON the 18th lay Of May. $50, VIZ;
Jean Bapsiste Pichette.
who made pre-emption declara'ory siatenl' n
No i7.6 for the NM of NM of sec. HIP. 10,
of Range i L.
He name, the following witnesses 10 prove M
continuous residence upon and cultivation d. stli
land. viz: Paul Morase. Joseph Laveriure, Antoine
oyelie,te and oliver Ficheitc. all of Lewi,l"Wn.
I. Atkinson Register.
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Notice of Final Entry,
I,~p orrlrr At iiFIENA VI. Y
Anil gi-i lS~a 4

I1NU UIIIII IT TTFIENA Vt. 7
April ia, ls~'.
Nrtir,. +. hereby given that the following nain,'i
.,it h., ha- filed noii,e of his Intention 90 maxi
final ,,f.ssf ia support "t his cain ana tiiai saiH
u,o,f IN he made r,fore l.. I;atwitt Deputy clerk
~ H.. Tbirl Iudirial District Count Of Montana,
ia ami for Mcagher county. al White sup
-p,ir.. u 4 i. on June 9TH. l~-a, via;
samuel foa.
who made prc-emIdion declaraiory statement "
;5l for the W. MI 4, W y 81 4 So. 81, li- IT,
north of Range Ii +.
lie name, the following witnesses t. prove me-
cont inolis residence upon. ami cuiti atl" o. .i
land viz; Emory \ fInson. tonzo Pay. Abraham
Una.land and Clark Il. ~hipman all q. T." irl""'l'
Montana. A'hiNr'Nf I'' r-'''i-
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

SoDUtkU IL PRESENT. GIVEN AWAY. lend US
cano un0 cents postage, and by mail you will
y-oo,,o get FREE a package of goods Of large
SUI ,CNU value, that will start you IN work thhi
will al once bring you in money faster than any
thing else in America. Al about the s-oU,pD in
pesents in each box. Agents wanted everywhere
:or either sex of all Tor all the time or spare
time only, TO work I"r us al their own homes.
Tortun,, for all workers absolutely assured. Don {
sL.J,v u JAIyrrT 4 Go. Portland. Maine
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IITTN more money than az anything else by tax
w IN ing an agency for the best selling book out
Beginners succeed frandlv. Non. fail.
Terms free. HALLErr BOOK 20. Portland, Maine.
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

The Anaconda nine is >npPnS
daily iortv or loads al oie TO the
-me.,er.
The McGregor Mining Company
are arranging 10 put IN e>'ensi'e con
ren,.a,lng works in Roomerang gui'h.
Boulder district
Bishop Brondel IS IN the east sccur-
ING priests To teach and preach among I
Montana Indians lie WAS last report |
ed in Washington.
Delegate Toole has secured new
contract for keeping the prisoners
which will give the territory some
$4,000 per annum more than at pres
ent.
Judge Wade had another body
guard on his trip from Hc!-nato Bout
der. the other day. This thing is
assuming the proportions OF roaring
farce River Press.
The districts of Pony, Red Bluff
and Richmond, Madison county. are
coming to the front Twelve tons OF
ore from the Grub Stake mine, sent TO
Omaha for reduction, yielded $s,429
70, net.
There is a piece of ore at Filings
bank from the Alameda mine, tor
which one hundred dollars has been
offered and refused. MIR. Filing be-
Ileves it is worth two::dollais pound IN
free gold. The piece weighs about
40 pounds.-Madisonian.
Sheriff King, of Yellowstone
county. has issued an invitation to all
the sherifis and stock detectives OF
Montana to meet in Helena, ON July
ath. to organize Sheriff S Detective
Association. so as to be able To CO.
operate in the detection of criminals.
Mess,s. Miller and Harvey have re-
Gently struck a very valuable mne IN
the Ten Mile district The mine is
named the Niagara, and shoas 4 i've
foot vein OF pay ore assaylng I5o
ounces per ton in silver. The ore
could be readily concentrated to run
5000 per ton.-Helena Herald
The city election of Butte took
place one week ago last Monday
Only about 50 per cent. OF the regis
tered vote was polled. The demo
Gratis elected the mayor and ths
treasurer. The republicans elected
the police magistrate by majority o
three; the city attorney by a large
majority. and the city marshal by 81
votes. OF the FIVE aldermen elected
four are republicans and one democrat
l.. ". Peck, the editor of the Mon
tana Wool Grower, arrived in Bentol
last week, having returned from an tx
tended trip in the east. He purchased
two car loads of thoroughbred rams II
Vermont that will arrive at the rancl
IN about a month. A full description
of his trip and augmented knowledg
of sheep will appear in the next lssu
of the Wool Grower, so says the Rive
Press.
The appraisement of that portion {
the estate of Alex. A. BeattIe with
the city of Helena and county OF Lou
anu SldikS, dthouiit' W
There is other property appertalnln
to the estate in Deer Lodge, Meaght
and Gallatin counties, including land
mines, and stock which will consider;
bic increase the local apprasemel
and probably swell the sum total to
amount exceeding $3.50, ooo.-Heral
Why Don't he Taik'
Texas Siftings: Some of the p
grims of Washington are distressed
the silence of Cleveland. They 7
mind one of little Johnny Fizzteto
who, when he comes home fro
school and observes large pan
doughnuts in the pantry, calls:
"Muzzer, | say muzzer
"What is it my SON."
"Why don't you talk some, muzzer
"What do you want me To s.
Johnny
swell, you might say, 'Johnr
don't you want doughnut ?
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Notice of Final Entry.
LAND OFFICE Al HELENA, MONTANA,
April lmh, lss3

LAND OFFICE Al HELENA. MONTANA,
April 10Th, Is.
Notice j. hereby given that The following llaii,'i
6nal nrorf in sIluport Of his claim. and that said
rrnnf will IL. made befor, +. \. Marlp~, Notary
Public in and for Meagher county. Montana ~
IT. Maginnis VI. T., on Ma! 'ain !>N'' VIZ
Patrick Murphy.
who made pre- cmption deearatofy staisnieir 10
t,.y7 Inr the ~ Me- a. Sec. 10. - NNlt SNi
\ T. see H. Tp. Is. y. range ~ l..
lie names the following witnesses to prove NJ,
,ntinuo,. r, .ii,nce upon. aud eultvai ion "a" ~aid
land Viz: LYMAN &. Mo>icr, Herbert Atkinson j"i
H. Abram, ard Newton l.. Landru. all Of Fort
w,ginnis M r. T. ADkl N-ON. Register
The Mineral argus., 1885-05-14

i.anse-Uarm spring rr-,k. Meseher Coz - !
brand \, above O. bet, hip. al" with hrr.@"n'ai
liai ~ right rita-
v,rt--t,.r underneath hntscshoo brand
Mark prwlap ON hfishtt.
Also owner. of d or lci' hip Horses branded q"
"a lcft thigh
W stock ~pld without venting.
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HORSE RANCH.

Having leased the stations Don. \. ana
"lorNa DIAMOND" and the band Of mares and
Young stock belonging to james Fergus y son,
am prepared brood mares az REASONABLE rates, Or
on -hares: and 10 ranch horse stock ~ hNih@ rates
A careful armed hctdrr always with the si"cf uhf-
inc the dav and have strong. safe corras 10 keep
them in nights. Foa~ from the stallion can be
seen al the ranch. H. Refer to James Fergus
4 s.f THOMAS SHEA.
Arn.ll Creek. July 9TH l-si
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
Pretty? Why, she is the most royalty

Pretty? Why, she is the most royalty
beautiful woman he has ever seen.
lie can scarcely command himself to
listen quietly to the explanation Which
she is giving smiling:y and easily in
low, weIl-bred tones.
''lt was very natural, Mr.. Derby,
that you should take me for the daugh-
ter OF the two Old people on Granite Is
land; but they are my foster parents
only, and i visit them every year.
They were old family servants and l
am much attached to them. They
choose to call me Lefty, as that was
my dead mothers name
She kesitates here Il second with deep
eaing color as she reads the unmistaka-
bic expression in his handsome blue
eyes.
"My love-. ne whispers under his
| breath
She lifts her head daintily and coldly.
81 hope you will pardon my share
Of eur little lirtation," she says. 81
was rather dull there, and knowing
you to be a man CT the world, felt sure
there would be no hearts broken"
She turns with a sudden radiant
smile as q tall, sun Drowned man. lock-
ing handsome, but not quite at home in
his black hroadcloth, approaches them.
'Mr. Derby" she says sweetly, ''let
me make you acquainted with my future
husband, Lieutenant Staples
Edgar Derby bows and makes his
way from the crowded rooms as speed
lily us possible.
AS we'll as he is capable of loving any
woman he loves Marian Anderson-and
she is forever lost to him.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
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Tt3c h.ti0a's Wealth

An official at Washington who
has been engaged in counting the
money i'll the treasury vaults furn-
ishes some interesting information
about the amount and weight there
Of. There are S9,000,00O in silver
in bags, each containing $1,000
weighing 90 pounds and three
ounces, SO 100000 in silver would
pull down the balance at almost
three tons, and 81, 100000 would
be nearly 10000 pounds, The en-
tire amount Of coined silver now in
the treasury vaults, it is estimated,
will weigh $4,000 pounds. A
pound of gold coin weighs $24O,
and $4SO,000 Of it weighs ton.
There are near y twelve tons Of
gold fves, tens and twenties i'll the
ceantry's streng box at the treasury.
OF the paper money, too, there is
an enormous amount. One hundred
and fifty millions of dollars in five.
two and one dollar bills. About
seven Of these bills measure yard
10 langth, SO that greenback belt
that you'd reach around the world
almost twenty times could be made
Of the United States currency now
in the vaults and in circulation.
The money of course is not counted
coin by coin. The gold and silver
are weighed very carfuliy On the
finest and most accurately fitted
scales that were ever made. Though
1000 pounds can be weighed at a
time, a pin placed on the balance
will tip it.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
The Poison in Tobacco.

1t smoking is really repreheusihis
habit. me physicians who had opposed
it are largely to blame for its continu-
ance, fcc their theories have been so
promptly disproved by experience that
men are quite right IN assuming that
expert opinions on poisons are not de-
serving Of much respect. For instance.
it has apparently been demonstrated by
laboratory experiments that there is
nicotine enough IN Il single mild cigar
to kill a man. More than 1000, ,000 ci-
gars arc consumed in New York every
day, but who ever heard of man dying
from the effects of a single cigar: There
is poison enough in a pound Of the root
from which manioca is prepared to kill
a dozen men, yet two or three ounces of
manioca are eaten daily by each OF thou
sands of children with no bad effects 1t
is known, regarding this edible, that at
a certain stage Of preparation heat en-
tirely destroys its poisonous properties;
evidently a similar result, though not so
radical, occurs when tobacco burns, 9TH
erwisc each smoker would die after
consuming 4 cigar. That some nicotine
an undoubted poison-ls inhaled with
tobacco smoke is quite evident, for the
physical experiences of beginners are
exactly those of persons who haye TAX
ell an under-dose OF poison; nevertheless
the system spec lily accommodates it.
self to the intruder, and among veteran
and steady smokers may be found thou
sands OF the strongest and most endur-
ing physiques in America, and thous-
ands, too, of delicate organizations
which would at once sIcconb to a poi
son as active and vwuleut as tobacco is
said TO he.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

Aftay wading through the thil ;oroih
above, feed OF regular Hash ought
to be relished.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
WAY They Ezcar so Well.

Commenting on the fact that woman
hear better than men, saucy bachelor
discourses as follows: Doubtles nature
has thus richly endowed woman that
she can converse with her sex. Six
men can meet in room and converse
for an hour, during which time every
man will hear what is said by every
other man, for the reason that ne two
men talk at the same time. When,
however, six women meet together and
every one talks ceaselessly at the top
OF her lungs, no one not gifted with ex-
ceptional powers of hearing would be
able to understand anything that might
be said. 1t was probably in order to
provide for just such occasions as this
that woman received better ears than
man. Had she not been thus gifted she
could never have enjoyed the society o.
! her sex, and would have been condemn
/ ed to masculine reticence.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
Eais SauSiache.

There is a great deal Of character in
the mustaehe.
AS the form of the upper lip and in
the regions about it has largely to deal
with the feelings, pride, self-reliance,
manl;ness, vanity, and other qualities
that give saif-control, the mustache is
more particularly connected with the
expressions of those qualities or the re-
verse.
When the mustache is ragged and,
as it were, flying hither and thither,
there is d lack of proper self-ccntrol.
When it is straight and orderly, the
reverse is the case, other things, O.
Of course, taken into account.
II there is Il tendency to curl at the
outer ends OF the mustache, there is a
tendency TO ambition, vanity or display.
When the curl turns upward there Is
genial;ty. combined with a love of ap
/ probation; when the inclination Is down
ward. there is more sedate turn O.
mind not unacco'nPanied with gloom.
The reverse quality is we'll indicated
by the c-mmon portraits OF Shakes
peare. who was as much noted fo
cheeriulness and geniality in life a!
those qualities are manifested in hi
writings. 1t is worthy Of remark tha
good-natared men will, in playing will
the mustache, invariably give it an up
ward inclination, whereas crnss-gralnet
or mcrose men will pull Ii o5liquel
downward.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
MILTON 3sELANGE.

MILTON, Aug. 26, 1885.
We have read and been told that in
the city of New York everybody moves
Oh the first day Of May. Well. this is
net New York city nor is 1T the first
day Of May, but quite u number of
families within our range OF observa-
ton are changing localities about this
time. Ar. z. Rudio has moved his
family to WaI!a Walla this week, c.
Williamson ard family started for their
future home in the Wallowa valley
yesterday. Archie Spence and family
have come down from Medical Lake
(far famed) for ti;eir health. They
have rented a house in Milton for six
months. We welcome them to our
midst again.
The Good Teaaplars Lodge in Milton
keeps up the good interest through
winter and summer. II. does not seem
TO lag on account of the hot weather
The membership has Increased some OF
! late. They meet Sunday afternoons at
8 O'clock, p. m.
Rev. keontz is the NJ. f. Church
pastor this year. He holds services
every Sunday evening and every alter
nate Sunday morning
Mr.. Seth Williamson is here on a
visit to his aephew j. B., from San
Francisco, Cal.
One of our young lady friends ex-
poets to leave us soon, but we won't say
anything about it until next week.
We might make the attempt to write
few harvest notes but we are informed
that the editor was in town this week
with his pencil over his ''ear," casting
all enquiring eye Ground" and we have
an idea that he will have saved US the
trouble OF farther comment on this sub
ject.
| "Rusticators" to the mountains have
all returned. 1t was so cold fer few
nights up to Woodward's, week before
last, that ice formed.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

Education Is often valued not for it.
SELF, but merely as stepping stone to
wealth. We give it to the young, and
they take it not so much that they may
become through it better, nobler, hap
per and more useful men and women,
as that they may gain the power Of ris-
ing from q lower to higher station,
from poverty to mediocrity, or from me-
diocrity to wealth. Thus the education
that Ats them only to adern a humble
position happily and contentedly, in.
stead OF cultivating ambitions longings,
that cherishes health and strength oi
sody and fills the mind with resources
Tor its own activity and power for its
own development, without any direct
reference = aB-2ssieg q fortune, is toe
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

They who are naturally cool, and Of
quiet turn Of mind, upon whom moth
ing can make too powerful aa impress
sion, who are not wont to be excited
either by great sorrow or by great JOY,
have the best chance Of living long and
happy after their manner. Preserve,
therefore, under all circumstances a
composure OF mind which 10 happiness,
no misfortune, can too much disturb
Love nothing too violently; hate moth.
ing too passionately; fear nothing toe
strongly.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
GEdE EqaR NtoIs;E.

"Lct us 60 into tie ho3t.a Of tie Lori, $
P&ALaIS l22: l.
Divine service at the First baptist
Church Of Weston, Oregon, ON tie First
anA Third Sundays in each month,
morning and evening. Sunday school at
: p. IN. every Suu.lay. Prayer Meeting
everv Thursday at p. III. Al ire cor.
dially invited to attcad these services.
". Il. pEuUTf. Pastor.
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

Is comprised in one very simple piece Of advise,
improve digestion. 70 elaborate system Of
dietet.cs is needed II ron lack Yigor, use sys-
tcInasically that pleasant promoter Of it, Hostel
ter,s Stomach Bitters. Ii YOU take this hint,
and do not commit any excuses, there Is no
reason WAY you shcu!d not gain in strength, ap-
petite and weight. Hosts OF whilom invalids are
t. day building a foundation for years Of vigor-
o1s health with this sound and thorough renoya-
tor of dilapidated physique and failing energy.
Dyspepsia Is erzdicated b. II, and the constitu-
tior. fortified against disorders - which il il
were exposed, it must surely succo-nb-notaby
nlaler:al fever Rheumatism, inactivity OF the
kid-eys and lladder. Nervousness, and their
various symptoms, disappear Waen it IS used
with persistency. not abandoned after irei
aid irre-.1la. trial
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04
HOMEOPATHIC BgGTE.

Take a robins leg,
(Mindl the drumstick merely
Put it III a tub
Filled with water nearly;
Set it out of doors,
In a place that's shady;
Let It stand a week,
(Thres days for LADY,;
Dir a spoonful in
To q tive-paii kettle;
1t sho,iid be OF tin,
Or perhaps bell-netal;
Fill the kettle M,
Put it in a boiling;
Skim the Gqunr well
To prevent Its olling.
For rhickening and for salt,
Take Of rice one kernel;
Use, to light the Gre.
Any but our journal.
Let the liquor boil
Hall an houf-no longer;
III it., for a man,
You can make it strOnger),
Should you now desire
That the soup be tiavory,
STR it once around
With = stick of savory.
Ii of thyme You choose,
Just to put snatch in.
Twill he favored fine
II you dip your watch i'll.
When the broth is done,
Set it out and je!l 1t;
Then, three times a day,
Let the patient smell it.
If he chance to die,
Say twas nature did It;
But if he get Sell,
Give the broth the credit.
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Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

often neglected for narrower and shall
lower instruction. Is not the mind
more than the pnrse? Shall we sell the
one to fill the other, or shall We not
rather spend freely OF cur gold to build
up the intellect. to cultivate the taste,
to fortify the principles?
Weston weekly leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 1878-189?, 1885-09-04

4 few weeks ago tie Portland Ore
g0nian described the Pcndleton East
Oregonian as firm and fair-minded. "
Now the Portland paper speaks con-
tenlptuously OF its contemporary DIS hav
ing ''small wisdom and less proprietY." "
This latter statement simply shows tha:
even the bigotted Portland Oreyonian
accidentally makes a just remark occa-
siouallY.