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The Dillon tribune., 1885-02-14
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On the 10th large number Of the rep
reser.tatives Of the newspapers Of Mon
tana met in Helena, and organized Ter
ritorial Press Association. A constitution
and bylaws were adopted, and the follow
ing officers were elected:
Presidcnt-J. H. Mills, of the Ne7'
Northwest.
First Vice President--W. w. Anderson,
Of the Bozeman Cpu,1ey.
Second Vice President-W. II. Suther-
lin, of the Hnsbandman.
Third Vice President-Lee Mantle, OF
the Inter Mountain.
Recording Secretary-Jerry Collins, OF
the R,7rr Press.
Corresponding Secretary-A. Devine, OF
the Billings Herald.
Treasurer-A. ]. Fisk, Of the Helena
Herald.
Executive Commit,ee-H. T. Brown, OF
the Butte Miner; J. d. Matneson, OF the
Billings Post; J. E. Hendry, of the Liv-
ingstone Enterprise.
The following is lisl of the members
who signed ne roll:
w. w. Ai.~. on, Bozeman Courier; ):
Jerry Collins, Fort Benton Rizc'' Press:
w. II. Sutherlin, Hnsbandmau; A. K.
Yerkes. Bozeman Chronicle: J. D. Mathe-
son, Billings Post. Lee Mantle, Butte In
tey-Mounfmn;: Alex Devine, Billings Her.
ald;; J. E. Hendry, Livingston ENTERPRISE
K. H. Howey, Helena Indctcndent; ]. B.
Read, Inter- Mountain: Jas. H. Mills, Ne7v
Northwest; n. J. Fisk, Helena Herald IL.
NJ Hill, Helena INDEPENDENT; Will Kenne-
DIV, Missoulian H. f. Brown, Butte Miner ):
G. E. Boss and A. NJ. Williams, Stock and
mining Journal: Hiram Brundage, Dillon
tribune; ]. E. Stevens, Townsend zran-
Chant; J. w. Kinsley, Billings Rnsflcr; c.
Hedges, Helena Herald.
The following names were proposed for
membership in the Association, who were
not present, and on motion were elected
members:
Sam Gordon and w. D. Knight, Vel
lowstone 1ouynal;: G. H. Wright, Living
ston Enterprise; w. W. Mabee, Glendive
independent: Thomas Baker, Nadisoniau; ):
X. E. Fisk, d. w. Fisk and E. M. Wilson,
Helena Hc,ulG; G. c. Swallow, Helena
/ndebeudeut,: Frederick Lockley and Guy
X Piatt, Butte Inter- Mountain; John S.
Mills, Anaconda Rez1e7v; Walter Mathe-
son, Billings Post; Charles S. Fell and
John Vrooman, Mineral Aygns; I. n.
Schme.ilin, Riuer Press; E. J. Bickel,
Christian Ad7,oc0te; S. A. Robertson and
r. A. Pelkey, Ifontanian; +. E. Foote and
] I'm Russell Wilson, Dillon TRIBUNE
w. II. Hanks and D. B. Hall, Sun River
Sun; S. A. Marnev and ]. R. Hathaway,
Miles City Stock 7onrnal; d. ]. Arm
strong, Missoulian; r. N. Sutherlin, Hus-
6andwau; Daniel Searles, Butte Miner;
Harrison Spaulding, Missoula Times; c. S.
Mcfarland, Billings Herald.
The Dillon tribune., 1885-02-14

Inc canvassers in the several districts
OF Madison County for the one dollar fund,
% erect monument to the memory Of the
late IT. |. g. Smith, are requested to make
their collections and send them in to the
treasurer as early as possible, in order that
the objects ofthe subscription may Be CIR
ried out At once.
AL persons wishing 70 c0ntribute q the
accomplishment Of this worthy enterprise
can 90 g b. handing il their contributions
@ me local canyassers, o. Forwarding them
g me general treasurer, @. =. French. q
Virginia City. $3.50 = =
~ order Of the Memorial Comniftee.
RoBERT VIcxKRs, SeeY.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
PEN AND SCISSORS.

The beef market this season has been
a remarkably even one. II has been
disturbed by no sudden fluctuations;
good beeves have uniformly brought
fair prices and poor ones have sold low
Gown all the time.
The Congressional committee sent out
10 investigate the matter of the Lease OF
the Grow lands has been at work dur
ing the week, but no intimntion Of what
action ~isl be taken has yet leaked out
The Chances are, however, about ten to
one that the lease will be declared null
sud void.
When iliry agrees upon verdict the
twelve m,n composing il are equally
rss,on ,ibla for that verdict, and no hon
est man viii try to dodge his share Of the
responsibility by intimatlng that he was
forced to agree in opposition to his owli
eonvieticns. A juror who cannot con-
A.nnti.asiy agree with his fellow jurors
&loulsl bang the jury antil Judgment
<ay- unless sooner excused BIZ the court
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
Constable's Sale.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY VIR-
~ tue of q judgment ana execution issued out
OF the Jusice Court N Vienna Precinct. County
of Altulas, Territory Oh Idaho, in favor of James
Moore, plaintiff. against Il. L. Walker, defend
ant, for The sum OF FihGy-nine aud 60 ito
so CD dollars and costs, notice Is hereby give
tha5 on SATUhD ~. AUGUST 22ND. A. ID.
1895. R5 one O'Clock P. M, will sell at public
auctitr to the h CHEST bidder tor cash all the
Bar and Bar Fixtures contained in the Saloon
formerly run by said Il. L. Walker, consisting
OF Bar Counter b II Rack, Pictures Chairs,
Tables LAM $, Wood, Glasses, Cards. Lumber,
stove, etc. Terms cash On the tail of he nam
mef. GHAS, PASSELL,
aus I'd Constable Vienna Trecnct.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
DYSPEPSIA.

Sedcntary habits, mental worry, nervous
excitement, excess or imprudence in eat
ing or drinking, and various Other causes,
induce Constipation followed BY general
arrangement OF the liver, Kidneys, nnd
stomach, in which the disorder vi each
organ increases the intlrmity OF The others.
Tho immediate results are Loss OF Appc-
tito, Nausea, Foul Breath, Heartburn, Flat
ulencc, Dizziness, Sick Headaches, failure
of physical and mental vigor. distressing
sense wcightnnd fulncss in tho stomach,
and increased Costivcncss, nil OF which are
known under ono head asDyspepsia.
lnevery instance whcrcthis disease docs
not originate from scrofulous faint In the
blood, AYERS Pills may be confidently
relied upon 10 effect II cure. Those cases
not amcnabe TO the curative influence Of
AYERS PILLS alone will certainly Yield II
the PILLS are aided b. The powerful blood
purifying properties Of AYERS SARsAPA-
RtLLA.
Dyspeptles should know that the longer
treatment OF their malatg /. postponed,
the more difficult Of cure it becomes.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
Complaints Of foul riding on the East

Complaints Of foul riding on the East
ern rnnipg track nrc constantly made,
and the eyel Inns become 80 formidable
that leading tnrfmen IRE organizing to
stop 1t. in the Stockton stakes ut the
Monmouth Park meeting. Mr.. Lorillnrds
Ally Katrina was so palpnbly ridden fonl
that her owner made no bones OF assert
Ing TINT rescally book markers who Ind
lain against her chancs OF winning were
ut the bottom OF the scheme.
Miss Jennie Porter, WHO resides near
RosevilIa. in Sacramento comfy, did
some rem kabla rife shooting the other
dry. while visiting ut The residence OF
Judge Edles, ut Auburn. A number OF
pers ma were shooting with II rifle when
the young ln,iy took II hnnd, hitting the
center Of tile tnrget five times ont OF
seven, 100 yards, off hand md open
sighss. What is more wonderful is that
tle young lady hud never before shot n
DIItl
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12

It WINS !, happy tnonght Tint led to the
production 81 II concentrated fruit syrup
- harmless IN its nature thai may he
given either to tile mother or her bube,
re'ished nike by both, md Of such Won
derfuI efficacy that all who luke il feel
brighter and happier. Geo. ]. Lewis
md Steward Bros. viii furnish anyone
wishing Syrup VI Figs II rial bottle fee
OF charge, or sell tifty cent and one dol
Inr bottles.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
NOTICE OF FINAL PROOF.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO,

I JOHN IIARBIDGE OF ALTURAS COUN-
> , ty. .dano, VINO made Homestead Applica-
ton No. Is or the Lot 6, section Is, and Lots
and 3. section 10, Township 4, North Range IL
Fast, northeast quarter OF the nor beast quar-
ter section "a, township 4, North Range II
Fast, do hereby give notice OF my mention to
make frat proc to establish my claim to the
land above described and that / expect to
prov mp residence and cultivation before the
Register and eceiyer ut Haley, ltlnho, on
september II, 1855 by two Of the iollt wing
Witnesses: George r. hudson. of Ketchum,
Ida o; hichard Vest of Ketchum Idaho. John
II imam, o ketchum Id hn; Nels Marsh,
ketenrm, Idaho. JOHN HARBlDGE.
LAND OFFICE AT HALEY, IDAHO, Aug. s, 1855.
Notice Of die alb We apIl cation viii he pub
lished In the IDAHO SEMI w EKLY KEYSTONE,
Printed at hetcIlum, Idaho, wlch hereby Dies
ignate AS the nsw aper published nearest the
Ian dos g ibed in said application.
aus tt HOMER L.. FOUND, Register.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
NC PATENT SELF n0DcET
NO ABUSING OUilOL
ILMPRovED-'

TSTHE ONLY PERFECT FITTING, TRULY
! comfortable and health-preserying Corset
made. Has an Elastic section above and below
q Corded Center piece. En- irely different from
any otlle Every Corset Is S5amIe AID Abso-
lutely Guaranteed in every particu r. BE ure
to glt the DOWNS PAT Mt. Manu- actured
onlg by the GAG t. DOWN CORSET Co. CHICAGO
and tor sale bt hrs.-c ass drygoods Scores
everywhere. PRICE, sl.5D.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
NOTICE.

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT MY INTER-
est in the Argonsut and Dixon Mines on
Lake Creek and the ore as royalty produced
therefrom are not responsible for any debts
that may be contracted in working said mines,
unless by my written consent, the aboye-me
toned ground having been by me leased fer a
period OF one year. JAS. COCHRAN.
Idaho semi-weekly keystone. (Ketchum, Idaho) 1884-1885, 1885-08-12
Rathinv Rites Reduced.

Buy your bathing tickets. Six baths
for ~. Tickets Tor sale Mt Geo. u. Lewis
Steward Bros b and Mt the Springs. w
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
A CONTEST OF UGLINEss.

GEORGE II. had a Master of Revels
named Heidegger, who was egregiously
ugly. 1t amounted to a distinction. So
much SO that two young gentlemen were
found prepared to advance the proposition
that Heidegger was the ugliest human being
In England. The wager was offered and
was taken. London was ransacked for
native deformity, and some very remark
able specimens of uncouthness and mispro-
portion we're discovered. At last in ST.
Giless one old woman was detected whose
unsightliness seemed to surpass anything
that could have been believed She and
Heidegger were brought face to face, and
the latter, who was proud of his personal
appearance, admitted that he had at length
mot his match. But it is the advantage of
a contest on which bet depends that there
are plenty Of persons interested and standing
by to see fair play done. One of Heidegger's
supporters remarked that the Old woman
owed much of her expression to her bonnet
and he suggested that, to make the contest
perfectly fair, Heidegger should put on the
bonnet too. The Master of Revels assented,
and so did those VIA backed the old woman's
supporters. Heidee. .-er accordingly looked
SO excruoiatiugly ugly hat the bet could no
longer be disputed. The Master of the
Revels trumphantly maintained his position
Of being the ugliest OF his Majesty's SUBJ jects.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
He COULD SPELL.

A lady shopping in = large city pur-
chased six sauce-dlshes from showly-
dressed but shallow.looking clerk, who
wrote in the bill, Is SOS Dishes"
After making number OF purchases in
other parts OF the store, the lady went to
the d.sk of the cashier to settle the en tire
bill.
The cashier, a pompous old fellow,
glanced a, the items on the bill, and in
dignantly cried OUT
''six s>o-s, sauce dishes If l had a
child ten years old who couldn't spell ber T..
ter than that, I'll think it was going to be
an idiot! l didn't think there was
cash-boy even in this store who couldn't
spell better than that!"
Taking his pencil, he drew it savagely
through the offending $685." and wrote
above 1t, ''sawse"
"There!" he said, triumphant y; "if l
never could do anything else, I always
could spell!"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
SIT :1TEEss CH LIATLE 5o-Ia.

C.ro!;ne Crndor ten, wol.i~e brough
NJ lct.Yce IN autumn = = ths treos
ing, nalalua, because the s"Inmer is
.,oneY"
4 little boy Of ak -" Mam-a, do people
:, the Prince of Wales il be ge0d
y" Mamma -" Som pc ms N1!nk
.,sI he does net plomise " W Little
oy -" i,ut, me,nIns. perba. II Will not
- ep his rloiai4e."
JANE tun3er nireN. to her g"verress -
" iits hidut, when ma ou TO n We
-o.ae more W inc to dly at d ner d, nj ase,
~ yee." G yernes, -" Fhy. 'hst 40
m VS. re 10 tf..c Tc for?"
ma - IN, l Only want to See mas
.sce "
A li4.le hey I've vars old was taken to
!.e soas.Lo. N'Ger ne arrived 1t was hEjh
,ide. The Dc1t III, ming, IN dde neinC
5ut, the little fellow 900 d gazing with
won jro, eyes at the lt-r' 81" n OF ssnd
md the distant sea. art rauFe he ex-
ciai.ned -" ny, auAtie, l. all sone Gown
its sink"
A LADY giving her lite hoy toged four)
reli ioua instruction. tel him tn II ne
vas qol 4 he would go to Aonyen a1d sing
,s.c.ns, and play the 70 5ef ethe throne
If God. "But l can't play t arp, said
tie chi,1. His mother answered that he
would know how to pl y wh 4 be got up to
Z ven. The child thor ,'1t ion poment,
nd then eaid. -" Ne,L IA, v'h N l get up
to Hoeven / shall ask Coz to give me
6rum."
Scene: the breaf Fast table. Mamma.
toq. -" hamilton, go upc rs ard change
your clothes now you ere at tho seaside
I want y a to wear out your old gray suit !"
Hamilton, who is nine, appe, rs four hours
later sght to behold. Mamma (horrihedl:
:" Hamilton. what h,Tpe You been doingF"
Hamilton (chesrfully) +" Oa, mamma,
I've been having suon a jolly roll down the
cliff. You wished me TO wear out my
clothes, you know. Home J0uSnd.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
WARNED IN lime.

"Charles" said sharp.voiced woman
10 her husband, "do you know that you
and once had romance in a railway
cara"
Never heard OF it," replied Charles in
II subiued tone.
~ thought you hadn't, bat don't you
remember that it was that pair OF SLIPPERS
| presented you seven years ago last
Christmas-the Christmas before we were
married - that led to our union2 You re.
member how nicely they fitted, don't you
Well, Charles, one day when We were
going to tpicnick you had your
feet up on seat, and when you wasn't
looking took your measure. But for
that pair oi slippers don't believe we'd
ever been married.
A Young, unmarried man sitting neal
10y immcdiately took his feet dowr
from seat.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
BETTER TERMS TO MANITOBA.

The Manitoba better terms resolutions
were considered on the 25th ult. by the
commons. These resolutions propose
that all lands which are shown to the
satisfaction of the dominion government
to be swamp lands shall be transferred
to the province and insure wholly TO its
use and benefit; that $50, 900 acres of land
be set aside and held in trust by the do
minion for the endowment of the univer-
sity of Manitoba; that the annual grant
be made 100000; that the per capita
allowance of 80 cents be calculated on
128,000 from July 1st, next, instead of on
10000 souls, as provided by the previ-
GUS statute, the number of souls to be
increased by quinquennial census up to
400, 900, where it becomes stationary; that
a sum OF $150,O00 be charged against the
debt with which the province is credited
in the dominion account. and paid over
for the erection of luHatic system, and
that these grants OF land and payments
shall be made on condition that they be
accepted by the province by reimburs-
ments Of costs of the boundary dispute
and all other questions and claims discuss.
ed between the dominion and provincial
government up to the 10th of January
last. BY this arrangement the annual
cash subsidy is increased by $25 900, and
along with the other concessions, it Is
hoped to make the terms final. Promi-
nent Msnitobas, however, intimate that
while for time the province may be sat
lsied, The federal government is not at all
unlikely to receive another demand in q
couple OF years, accompanied with certain
menacas which Quebec IL such Nh abdept
al showing. Manitoba would, however,
bave some justification, but greedy Que-
uec has none. Col )nisC.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
CHICAGO
WEEKLY NEVIS
AND THE
NORTHWE It ERNT ERPSH {.
S2.75 A Year.

Thp CHICAGO WEEKLY %T"S = r~ens-
n--d as paper unsurpassed N iii '!@ re-
Crfr.uents oy American Jou7rGl!sI9. Is
STANDS CONSPICUOUS among tho mrtroPys-
itau jonr. ais Ok the colLtry as coinpl'Es
NeWs-bhpyf. Ia the matter OF reic ,rarA'c
service. having thp advantage of cnCN'cii"n
NHh the CHICAGO DAILl NE"S, Il "Hd
Al its command all the dispatches OF the
Western Associated Press, besides r. eT-
teusiye service OF Special Teiegr'ms from ali
important points AZ Newspaper has
no supe rior II is iNDEiENDENf ~ p"t'
itics, pre.ent.nG all political news free irvfn
part San bias or cOorius, ard Gbs"l7sec
without fear or favor rs to periies. II Is In
the fullest rense, a FAMILY PAPER. zach
issne contains several C0MiLETED STO
RIES. a SERIAL STORY of absorbing In
teresl and a rich variety of condensed notes
on Fashions, Art, Industries Literature,
Science, etc., etc. It's Aisrhet Guotahons
are complete and 10 be relied upon. 1t lie M
surpassed as er enterprsing, pure, and truns-
worthy GENERAL FAMILY NEWsPAP ES.
We republish here from the columns NJ tie
WEEKLY NEWS a few OF the voluntary
commendations It has received:
WHAT o. o SUBSCRIBERS SAY
About the 'tnfCa1O W eekly NSWe Wuoh
they renew their subscriptions.
william Cnnnons. Pontiac Oakland County,
Mics.. says: II think 1t is tho best payer n
America"
l.. A. weloh sullivan, o., sayst III n better
than many OF the s. papers"
James r. Malone, 251 IL Charles street. Sew
s,rieA.s. Ia says: In comparing your paper
with others l receive, musz sry Tos-s. the
Cu'CAGo WkEFcTY NEWS. 10 good, betc~r. eoss
would sooner miss a meal than number On
tlte NEWS. 1t is t.e newspaper OF the DAY y
10 true to its name"
Alfred r Fostor, woodruff. Henry Cou1nN
III, SAYS: cit is one of the elsanest papers puu
Eshed."
W. W. Rhodes Adrlaa, 2.ich., srrsi u donr
want TO miss number. II Is the best popss tos
news have ever scen."
Peer Lansing, hsteha ecurAers Couneys
heb says: II !iko THE W WBKntY NsWA
It's tuIl Of readable and va'nabte iowa ana. g.
though am in receipt OF nine weekly jouraG'A
au constrained to adopt THE WEEKLY SEws
As No 10, lie ansc of Es n0n-part'san aetSudo
In politics, giving me the unRarbled truth con
cerning tee actions of oil political parties"
81 K davenport. Palmyra ". T., say~ -
Is the ches. est and beet pager ever rSno.
yrs l. schenan. Hannibal, No. says Il tlRD
yuul pap.r vc,F much. get six ethor papoTS
but de- not !iAo Them as we'll as THR WEakAH
NE~F."
w. r. law. Manseead. Tex. Gays, - am
hsrh'y r'ca sel with the Nsws. for l poe pofss
nes presented In is IN suoh way that see
both sido OF a question fairly set fosth. which
1. utterly impossible 10 gst In o s.riot'y paw
journal Of ether side."
The above extra. Is are sofIscisnt to show tn
what esteem the CHICAGO WEEKLY NBWS
e held by Its Old Subscribers.
Our special Clubbing Terms bring 1t with
m the reach Of all. Specimen Copies may b
seen ~ this o4.S..
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they are brushed at no other time and 1T
is not necessary it not convenient to brush
them oftener than once a cay-it shonld
be done before sleeping. Teeth should
not be scrubbed like kitchen floor,
either, but brushed gently, the upper ones
down and the lower ores up. There are
nice little toothbrushes and dentrifice-
manufactured especially now tor children's
use, and their little teeth should be cleans
ed the same as older persons.
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18

In little village near Leeds, Eng, may
be seen the following A Day Skool kept
at Flaise. Terms Q pens and 8 pens
per week for reading and knitting and right
nc and sowing"
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
TWO PICTURES.

Miss rI.hNcHp MURRAY is worry proper
vouno lsdv Last week she caught her
little brotter smoking.
"You ,rrible thing she hissed- ~
am goinP to tell father on you.
"This is only corn-silk," murmured the
boy penitently. ,.u uo,nr to ,s,,
on you. and see that you don't get into thae
beastly, horrid, degrauirr habit wouGnt
have any thing 10 do with sInokers.
lis evening. Miss Murray Is sitting on
the front stoop with Alsernon- lt is moon
light, and the redolent spirits OF tae money
suckle aad syringe are waIting onss 20
their already Intoxicated souis.
"would little bird object W me smoking
a cigarette S".: .,
like cigarettes. they are 80 iraersne ana NM
romantic. thtak they are juLt too deh-
cious for anything"
"Then IN light one"
UDo and blow some OF the smoke In my
face. II is so soothing and dreamily Para
disio" 49,,
Then he lights cigarette, and they talk
about the weather tor two Aoars and
hall.
In little village near Leeds, Eng, may
be seen the following "a Day SAool kept
at Flaise. Terms pens and 8 peps
per week for reading and knitting and right.
pg and sowing"
TIE Frese Presse, of San Antonio, tells Of
species Of ants found in this State which
make honey equal to any that is produced
sy bees. The little insects store the honey,
~ they gather 1t, in pouch about the sizs
Il a small pea that is attached to theiI
bodies. When this is full they march into
the cells Of their subterranean habitations,
snd there unload. The Prcsse says that
shese ant-hills are as full of honey as bee
hives. and suggests that they could be
surned to the same practical od.producing
use if similar care were taken in breeding
NnA oultiyating the ins0o
Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Anacortes, Wash. Ter.) 1882-1887, 1885-07-18
The Ho Isewife's F Favorite.

We will send FREE 70, ONE ENTIRE YEAR, to
every lacy who sends us AT ONCE the names OF
en- NIT : led ladies' at same address, and IL two
Filming and Instructive Journal devoted to
ashins, Fancy Work, Decorating, Cooking,
nd Household matters. Regular price, 500.
dND TODAY, a.G secure mkt number. Ad-
ress, DOMESTIC JOURNAL, Nunda, N. Y.
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PATENTS. .s%1.sGs :s!9n: ss!.:'. !

tors OF z. 5. and
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Deep. l. =. Patent Office, Washington, d. G.
espoudcnce solicited. No charge for
&c, No Zee charged uu'ess Patent Is allow
references, Lewis johnson u Co., Bank
ana Postmaster, Washington, d. G..
hlet OF Instructions free.
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Avo'o MAlAR.A !

AND BREATHE THE SEA AIR
Tu ST)yKrON Atlantic City NJ
Corner Allan tiie9i
nd avenues, is now open. Guest
led with every comfort and convea
ible. The best summer hotel on q. :.
20 moderate;l special rates
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J. P. JUDsoN. q. o. ISRAEL.
IUDSON & ISRAEL,

, AND LAWYERS, NOTARIEs PUBLIC. and a
l. Estate Agents Office in United States Lard
Office building. Main street, Olympia, Washington
Territory. Special attention given to all land mat
ters--proof lings contests, etc, in tho u g. Land
ofdcs Advice given free to all. Letters answered
b. enclosure Of postage. Address
JUDSON ISRAEL,
Box 81 Olympia, W. t