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Daily Republican., 1886-07-19
Benson Is is the Only Porous Plaster

in the market that Is honestly ana
skillfully made, and scientifically medi'
Gated. Others are no more than nomi-
nal limitations of Benson's. They are
cheap because they possess none OF the
ingredients which render . Benson s
valuable. The latter are prompt TO
act, pleasant to wear, and cure In a
few hours ailments which others will
mot even relieve. The public are es.
peoially warned against the so called
I''Oapsicin," "Capsicum," "Oapucin,
lor "Oapsicine," plasters, az worthless
articles intended to deceive. Look TO
the ''Three Seals" trademark and tn
word "Capcine" cut in tho centre,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-19

Diamond Dick cigars. A. A. Chap
man, Seventh and Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-19

Thomas Y. Messimer, of this city, has
gone 10 Atlantic City.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-19
NEWS SUMMARY.
FELL OFF A LOAD OF WHEAT AMI
INJURED BY A PIrCHFORK.


Near jamestown, Michigan, on
Tburso nv last. Gerre tt Bouma, "a years
Of age, fell off o load VI wheatin such a
manner that two tines OF fork which
fell off the load at the ga, ne time entered
the back Of his head anG passed COM
pletely through it, coming out near his
nose. He pulled the fork out himself
and ran to the ho1se, some distance
away, climbing fence on his way. he
SOON after went into convulsipns and
died in about swo hosrs.
John Moore, shot in a street fight at
Mount Vernon, Kentucky, on Friday
last, died on Sunday morning, and bis
brother Thomas, shot In the same fight,
| is not expected to recover. The antsg-
on lists were an ex sheriff named Mo
Clure, who was slightly wounded and
gave himself up, and lawyer named
Carter, who has fed. The Moores are
sons OF O Methodist minister.
/ In Atlants, on Saturday, the Kim
R ball House proprietors withdrew their
application for an injunction against
the city to restrain the enforcement oi
the prohibition law as to unexpired
wholesale license under which whisky
is sold In this house. selling still goes
on, but the whisky Is not drank on tht
spot as heretofore" -.-- H.sJ .,e.e
The fret train of eighty carloads Of
tea from Japan for Europe passed
Through Omaha on Friday. IL made
Iquicksr time than the passenger trains
from San Francisco. "A contest Ii
ltsking place to determine whether tes
lean be shipped from China and Jspar
to Europe quicker By the American
Ioverlani route than by way of the Sues
lcanal."
The car men q strike in San Francisco
ended on Saturday, the companies con
B ceding the strikers demands. All tn
men whose discharge led to the strike
r and also the strikers we're reinstated. l
l is safd the trouble eD eountered by tn
3 | lcompanies during the strike twas th
work of outsiders, and not strikers"
!. L.. Part of o ftve-story brick building 6
4 the corner OF South and Rooseve
lstreets, In New York, tumbled down o
ISunday, and q number of barrels {
lfiour, of which several thousand wei
lin the building, were preeipitated acroi
1.-The street and burst. Three men wei
T. dan gerously injured by flying timber
nl The Republican Convention of Il
70 Sixth Kansas District has nominated
20 III. Turner for Representative in Coz
u gress to succeed Hanback,, the presel
"a incum bent. The nomination was effec
N ed on the 190th ballot.
mi The drought in portions of Wisco
rs Isin continues, with the ACCOMPANYING
g. of forest fires. A leading lumbermI
lis estimates that at least 100000 fe
al lof pine have been destroyed in t
n. Menomonee region and that the timb
d loss by the fire is the greatest for yea
,rt seventy.five women, who attended
ht lawn party in Charleston, Illinois,
n Friday afternoon, were taken violent
ell sick after going home in the vening
We Ia supposed they were poisoned
to, lsomething in the ice cream
Daily Republican., 1886-07-19

Or an so'called les have failed,
sAse's catarrh remedy cures.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31
A. F. HIM.
YOLO MI
HIM q PIagemaBD.

Manufacturers of Extra Family, Graham, RE
Buckwheat and Rice FL ur Rye, Dat. Corn an q
Feed Corn Meal; Sage, Tapioca, Farin61 Buck
wheat Greats Hominy, Cracked Corn, Pearl Bar
ey, Ground Feed etc, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31

The cowboy who can at once grapple with
the great problem of where to put the steer
with "B bar B" on left shoulder, Key circle
CT on left side, Heart D Heart" on right
hip. left ear crop, waffle te waffle, and seven
hands round, with "Dash B Dash" on right
shoulder vented" waffle on dew lap vented,
and up D. O :" &C o. D." and an. g."
vented on right side, keeping track of trans
fers, range and postofice of last owner. has
certainly got a future, which lies mostly
ahead of him.
But now that the idea has been turned
loose. shall look forward to the time when
wealthy men who have been in the habit OF
diving and leaving their money to other IN
sfitutions, will meet with a change OF heart,
and begin to endow the cowboys college
and the Maverick hotbed Of broncho
sciences
We live in an age of rapid advancement in
all branches of learning, and people who do
not rise early in the morning will not retain
their position in the procession. look for
ward with confidence to the day when no
cowboy will undertake to ride the range
without diploma Educated labor IS what
we need Cowboys who can tell you IN scIen-
tific terms why it is always the biggest steer
that eats ''pigeon weed" in the spring and
why he should swell up and bust on rising
Chicago market.
hone that the day is not far distant when
In the holster of the cowboy we will find the
liad instead of the killiad, the unabridged
dictionary instead of Mr.. Remington's great
work on homicide. AS it is now on the ranges
YOU might ride till your Mexican saddle ached
before you would find a cowboy who carries
a dictionary with him For that reason the
language used on the general roundup is at
times dramatically incorrect, and many OF
our leading cowboys spell ''cavvy- yard" with
a ''k"
A college for riding, roping, branding, cut
ting out, corralling, loading and unloading,
and handling cattle generally, would be a
great boon to our young men, who are at
present cropping in dark and pltlable lgno-
rance of the habits of the untutored COW.
Let the young man first learn how to sit up
three nights in succession, through a bad
March snow storm and "hold" herd of rest
less cattle. Let him then ride through the
hot sun and alkal dust a week or two, sub
sisting on a chunk of disagreeable side porB
lust large enough to bait a trap. Then lei
his horse fall on him and injure his cOnstitu
ton and preamble. All these things woulc
give the cow student an idea of how TO ride
the range. The amateur who has never trlet
to ride skfttish and sulky range has stlu Z
great deal to learn.
Perhaps l have said too much on this sub
iect. but when l get thoroughly awakened
on this great porterhouse steak problem an
apt to carry the matter too far.-Bill Nye Il
Chicago News.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31
Overheard in Dudadom.

why, Awthaw, what makes youah han
twemble so9"
Does it twemblel'
ut quivaws like a what dye call it twee,
deah boy, upon me soul it does"
We'll, no wondaw. I've just had a feaw-
full set back Only think Of it, a fellaw spoke
to me in the sweet that l don't know; nevaw
saw him in me lie befaw. l give you me
honaw didn't, and he had the awdaclty to
stop me ana awsk faw a light faw his
cigawette Town Topics.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31

Mrs Mimosa-Now, Johnnie, go and kiss
your little sweetheart and make up.
Johnnie-No'm, 1 won't.
Mrs Mimosa-Go ard tell her how much
YOU love her and how sorry you are.
Johnnie-Guess not. Pa says he got into
q breach of promise case for tellin' girl
that, and had to marry the old thing.
amt runnin' no risks, aint.-Chicago
Rambler
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-07-31
STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,
STEAMER MOKOLIl.

tMcGregor, Commanderl,
T.eaves for the following ports every alternate
Monday at 5 p. m:
Commencing August ITO Lanai, Kamalo, Pr-
too LahaIna. Olowalu. Returning TO Lahaina,
Pukoo, KamaIo, Lanai arriving at Honolulu Sat
urday morning.
Commencing August go haunaKakAi' Mama
N Pnkoo Halawa WaiIau, Pelekunu, Kalaupapa.
Returning to Pukoo, Lahaina, Olowaiu, Lahalha
Pukoo Kamalo, Kaunakakai, arriving at Homo
lulu Saturday morning.
Hlzy- The Company will not be responsible Tor
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. NOT
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed in
charge of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken of Live stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk OF accident.
SAML q. WILDER, President.
=. B. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
ea-Iy Mar 80
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Secretary Lamar's decision in the
homestead entry of Elisha b. Gates
contains covert, but no less humili-
ating rellike to the commissioner OF
the general land office for his rerkless
use of strong language in referring to
the motiv-s OF making proof as to his
narrow-mndcd view Of the meaning OF
land leaishtion. Two years ago Gates
made IA homestead entry, erected
substantial dwelling, broke twenty
eight acres bought seed wheat and in
other ways signiiied his intention OF
faithfully 'arrying out the terms of
his entry At the end of u year he
went befue the local land Office to
prove up. lie had served four years
in the army. and the law directs that
all time seved by soldiers and sailors
of the latewar shall he deducted from
the time r,iuired for residence upon
the land. tates was only called upon
to prove ayear's residence. The proof
made upm the testimony Of good wit
nesses wa accepted by the local land
officers, ad final receipt issued. Out
OF the yegs residence there have been
two abseires. Gates had lost an arm
and leg ia he army. He slipped on
the ice one lay and broke a bone, and
while thatwas healing was absent a
few days tom the claim. The other
absence WIS month i'm Illinois on
law ease. Based upon these, Sparks
starts in in his decision to invalidate
the proof, and then refers to Gates
proving M IN year as an effort TO
take advantage of the law, OF which he
sees too mudl on the part OF settlers
and which be desires to stop. This
insulting OPPRESSION is copied into the
secretary's decision and commented
upon. Th opinion, covering eight
pages, carSllly goes over the merits
of the cas- and shows the animus
which exist in the general land Office
against settlers. II closes with per-
emptory odrthat patent beissued a,
once.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

rality. Bosl ptrtie, claim the lcsis-
lasure. on yo.nt huliu., which J. 20
elect "A successor to Senate or Harrison.
tarlisle Is elected in Kentucky by
1';- majority.
GOV. Rusk oi Wisconsin il re-elecie ed
10y 16s plurality. Gumther. republican.
is elected 10y i.l51 plurality over DE
lan.y in Bragg's democratic strong
hold. the 2nd district. The labor
party polled strong vote in Milwau-
kes county and elected smith. their
candidate for congressman. their vote
being 5000. and 2U.obO in the state.
The legislature is republican and wall
elect II republican senator 20 succeed
SAWYER.
Missouri elects two republican con-
gre>~niri,. all the rest democratic.
Governor Martin. republican. of
Kansas, is elected over Moonlight 10y
3J.OOO
For the first time in the history OF
Nebraska. that state elects demo
cratic congressman. John \ McShane.
In virginia. therepubicansg gain -four
congressman. and now have II major
ity of the state delegation IN congress.
..Sunset" Cox of New York after he
ing absent from the house for some
of the Fiftieth congress. and Ia Ill IN
unexpired term in the Forty-ninth.
Colorado elects Adams for governor
and probably Reed for congressman,
dotl u democrats.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Nothing L. more apparent than that
Meagher county aimed To deprive this
county of representation through the
ballot box. In strong democratic pre-
cincts Granville stuart : name was
scratched for that of Titnan, while
James Fergus vote never exceeded
two numbers-rarely above -. No
such pirit was manifested here as can
be seen by the legislative vote. II l.
claimed that Mr. Stuart Is elected, but
it is still "a matter Of doubt. We will
be considered young and fresh instead
of politically honest. To equal them
in dishonor We should have voted for
stuart and Fergus ONLY for repie-
sentative>.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Potosi. Mo. Nov. 3.-At Mineral
Point. four miles from this place, Rob
ert Wigser was shot and instantly
killed and Marvin McCabe received IA
wound which VIII undoubtedly prove
fatal. An old quarrel between Wigger
and the McCabe. had never been set
tied satisfactorily To either. and this
morning Marvin McCabe aud his three
sons. John, james and Charles. met
Wigger and renewed the quarrel. Al
ter the exchange of hot words, McCabe
senior attacked his old enemy. The
latter drew his revolver and fired. in
nicting "A fatal wound. The wounded
mans sons then produced their weap-
ons and after the exchange OF a few
shots Wi@er sank to the ground shot
through tlo body and died almost i'm
mediately. The McCabe boys were
arrested and lodged in Jail at this place.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Someone once told Abram =. Hewitt
tat he owed much to the fact that he
"as the son-in-law of Peter Cooper
tlshing with the natural resentment
II proud and capable man, Mr.
Hewitt retorted that the time would
come when Peter Cooper would be
known as the father-in-faw of Mr..
Hewitt. Mr.. .Cooper's death. rendered
n literal realization of this impossible.
but in its significant meaning the pre-
diction seems to have been fulfilled.
Minneapolis Tribune.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The iiddling Bob Taylor l. elected
governor of Tenneiiis mat his oppo-
nent. the iiddline hlf"fay lor. took the
precaution To be the Republican can
didate for state senator in his dist rict,
a. well as gribernatorial candidate.
and lac j. doubtle-. elected to tho
former position. There il nothing
like having two strings To ones fiddle
bow Pioneer Press. Those who vote
must pay the fiddler.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Wil1er's Landing turns up with one
of its abnormal malorities for demo
cratic dominance in Fergus county
Herald.
Fergus county gives Tooie Il ma!ori-
~ of 1886 at Maginnis. Maiden and
Wilder's Landing, three leadins pre-
cincts.-Independent.
Bear in mind that Wilder's Landing
is not in Fergus county. Uncle jesse
Taylor wanted that precinct in Cho
teau county because il is the metrop-
oils OF the bad land" belt lying north
oi Tia. fergus county line. and next to
the river.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

ST. I.ouI>. Nov. "a special from
Nevada. Mo-. says that Frank james,
the ey-trnin robber. received the fol
lowing letter yesterday, containing
four new bank bills:
Sr. JOE. Mo, Oct 81 Frank James
Dear Sir: Please accept the enclosed
as a menento of the late Frisco train
robbery. OF Oct. 2J. Yours truly.
jim CUMMINGS.
The inclos,lre consisted of four un-
signed national bank notes, made for
the Merchants and Planters National
bank, of Sherburnc, Mo. The notes
wcre one $50 and three SO bills. the
latter of which had not been detached
from each other. The letter was writ
ten in IN evidently disguised hand and
was mailed from 1T. Joe on \ovem-
her Sd.
Manager Danlscl OF the express com
pany was shown the above dispatch.
and said the detectives were already
following up the clue contained in il :.
but he did not know that the money
stolen Oct. %. conta med that received
by Frank James yesterday or not g.
lie would ascertain. however. as soon
as possible. lie had two theories in
regard to the affair. The real rObber
had sent the letter TO turn suspicion
upon James and put the detectives on
the wrong track. or else some over
Jealous detective really thought that
Jim Cummings and Frank James Were
one, and wanted TO see what effect
the letter and bank notes would have
upon him, and what disposition he
would make of them. The matter
would be fully investigated and might
lead to some interesting developments.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.


OF thetwelve members elected TO the
council, according to the latest returns,
seven are republicans and five demo
Gratis rs follows:
Republicans-Bachel of Beaver
head: Waters. 6oint) OF Dawson and
Yellowstone; Pardee. OF Deer Lodge;
Holiday, of Gallatin; Hickman. OF
Madison; Kennedy, OF Missoula; Rich
ards. OF Silver Bow.
Democrats - Collins, of Choteau;
Thompson, of Custer; Cardwell. of
Jefferson; Hundley. of Lewis and
Clark; Sutherlin, Qoint) Meagher and
Fergus-5.
The house stands nine republicans
and fifteen democrats as follows:
Republican-Page, Qointl Beaver
head and Madison; Scobey OF Daw-
son: AIderson of Gallatin Blake of
Madison; Spaulding OF Missoula; Man
| tie, Thompson and lIandscom. of sill
yer Bow; llarwood. OF Yellowstone-9.
Demoerats-Brown, of Beaverhead;
TAYLOR. of Choteau; Holt and John
son. OF Custer: Toole and White, OF
Deer Lodge; Armstrongand Hoffman,
of Gallatin; Wilson and Buskett,
/ Uoint) of Jefferson; Muti and Cor
ham. of Lewis and Clarke; kanouse
and Stuart, t!ont OF Meagller ana
( Fergus; Marshall. o! Mlssoula-lo.
n, ;o;nt hollot il will he seen tbe
e..
"e"'oo'''e ''''>e '''''"' vi 'o'i
! DAKOTA.
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, ,i, ,o"; ,"J ',l'd h,. a., ",,;,,o,ad ,~i
ue,sa;. =, e., ono go 81 la h..,'o
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MINNESOTA.
rp,o rsul, i, N;,ne.o., ;ss n,,c,
=, .,,,.,,,.;.a 20 .,.ar,. ono os ,l,at -,
W,,,,a,,a I, V,t;;Il r.,,ul,I;,.,n ,.,,
J;Jata for movar,or i el,ctaJ owe,
-. J.,n,o,.r,, Ills ,n,;o,;,y will Il.
ya,., small The den,ocr,ts elec,
,hrsa conyre.sm,n o,,t of five ond
o,l. l., ,.o,. ,,,,;ns i'm tho loo; g;.l,tur,,
ELSEWHERE.
In Idaho Fred Dubois. renubliean
defeated Del,pote Harley bv | 3OO
Nlex Nohev d,morrut in ibe nam
handle defeated ~. H. Cl,e.rtt in,
the lepi,lature That nortion of tb,
, Tertiary voted almost unani,nous,,
for annexation to Montana.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Haley Is defeated for delegate in
Idaho and there is but little honest
sympathy expressed for him. as he
coveted the Mormon vote and com.
bined with that element in the terri
tory to secure it. lie seems to have
overlooked the fact that Judge Hay
had sent the majority of those fel.
lows to Detroit for illicit cohabita.
tion.-lndependent.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
Noticeof Final Entry.
LAND Office AT HELENA. MONTANA,

LAND oFIcE AT HELENA. MONTANA,
Oct. ~, issa |
Notice is herel given that the following named
settler ha, flied ntice of his intention to make
final proof H. sepori of his claim, and that said
proof will Ice ma. before the Judge Of the Third
Judicial bisiric Courf, OF Montana Territory,
ia and Tor Meaier county, OF in his absence
isfore the clerk said court. at White sulphur
springs, NJ. T., December IL. lss6, viz:
ineeiOt johnson,
who made IIom,sad application No. ISL for the
~ sEi,, -ls sG. zee. ., township IL north
range li east
lie nani., the flowing witnesses to prove his
continuous rcsisnee upon, and cultivation OF,
said land, via: seai iift Gray and Leonard Il.
divers. Of Itiel Montana, David ID. Reed and
John ". Minlcr,t phlhroos. Montana
:. W. LASGiioEsE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

When time" is called two years
from now the Republicans will be at
the scratch again. In fact it might as
well be admitted they were "at the
scratch" too much this time.-New
rthwest.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
ELECTION RETURNS.
Result in Fergus Comfy. Montana Territory. and
Thorughou. the States
0CRGtN (Ut \CN.

With all precincts heard from rN-
ceptinc tMo-Wareham and Barrot-
Fergus county polle'i a total vote, on
the head of the tickets. of ,n11. W.
+. sanders receiving I52 and j. X.
Toole 625. giving majority for 'Foole
of lT3.
The county officers elected and their
maioritie> are as follows:
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Secretary McQuaid unanimously
awards the banner to Fergus county,
which he had pledged, provided it
should go Democratic. n.-Independent.
Send along the banner.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Senator Plumb. speaking of the
rumor that New York and Colorado
syndicate was about to buy 81, 900
900 acres from the Cherokee Indians,
says that such a sale would be inn
possible, as the government has an
option purchase.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The returns from Meagher county
so far as we have heard, indicate the
election of the following officers: B.
W. Badger for probate Judge; David
Folsom for treasurer; W. Il. RAIDER for
sheriff; n. B. Smith for county at
,orney; J. &. Upton for assessor and
\. j. Stevens and W. F.. Tierney, for
COMMISSIONERS.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

According to the Railroad Gazettes $
figuring there has been total of I 4,69S
miles of new track laid this year. This
is an increase of over 80 per cent COM
pared with last year.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

JohnG.Carlisle is elected by small
majority. Outside of all publications.
siderations, Mr.. Carlisle's defeat would
have been "A national loss. He ranks
among the purest and ablest states
men of the day
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Baby carriages arenow made toe
as high as 1915 each. This is good
for the carriage-makers. but it looks
very much like IL blow to our infant
industries.-Ex
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The Republicans gain five congress
men in Ohio and four in Virginia.
The Democrats gain three in Mime
Snfn
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

We don't believe Toole's ma jority
large enough to give the ''old war
horse" the might mare" Wait till
YOU hear from Wareham.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Our county commissioners will have
to rustic to find suitable office rooms
for the county's use. Every availahle
builiinc in town j. occupied.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

An effort is being made in Bozeman
90 push forward Judge McI.eary for
the successor of Chief Justice Wade
who retires early i'm 1897.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The president has appointed George
W. Baxter. of Cheyenne, Wyoming
territory, to he governor of Wyoming,
vice Francis +. Warren, suspended.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
Taken UP.

Near my ranch two and one-half miles
southeast Of tibet, one old. brown pony;
had rope ON neck and front foot; branded
on forehead and jaw with four horizontal
horse shoes; also % ON right thigh. Owner
can have same by proving property and
paying for thi. advertisement.
JOHN \. j. DAWES.
tibet, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
For Sale or Rent.

The Rock Creek Stage station. Stages
from the east and west stop at this point
for dinner: good locality for general nlerch-
andse, saloon business and post office:
iirst-class ranch of 16D acres, with good
house. barn. corrals, Nc. Also. good sum
,ncr and winter range for stock. Only IL
miles from Lewistown, county seat OF Fer
gus county. tall ON or address.
WILLIAM IOGtE,
Rock Greek, Fergus Co., Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The political mouth-workcr has lost
his occupation.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The condemned anarchists consider
the heavy labor vote in that city a
protest against their execution.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The total vote OF Fergus county
will reach Loss. There are fully
twelve hundred voters in the county.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

Nebraska's first democratic con
gresham l. named McShane. lie j.
an Italian. without doubt.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

We suggest that Col. Sanders take
the one majority of Madison county
and wear it as watch charm.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

To all whom il may concern: Whereas
my wife. Emma williamson has left my
bed and board without just cause or prov
ocation. all persons are warned not td
trust her On my account as ] will pay nu
debts of her contracting.
q. r. WILLIAMSON,
Beaver Creek. Mont. Oct. 26, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11

The Knights of Labor have ordered
twenty-five thousand men out of the
packing houses of Chicago.
Fergus County argus., 1886-11-11
For Rent.

To responsible party. a first-elass two
story house, in desirable location and
neirhborhood in the town of Maiden; water
and wood very convenient.
Apply to or address
FELL & VROOMAN.