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The Pennsylvania railroads. holl-
ing on to a herd OF elephants belong
ing to 4 circus untilits bills for trans
porting them are paid.
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II a n II II

CAVE ATS, TRADE MARKS AID COPYRIGHTS
Obtained and all other hu iuefs In the U. s. Potent
Office attended to as MODERATE FEES.
Uur office is opposite the u s, Patent Office and
We eau Obtain Patents in lees time than those re.
mote fran " iSUiNGTDE.
Send MODEL OR DHAWIIG, We advise as to
pnlenthGilty free of charge and we make NO
CHARGE UNLESS VIZ OBTAIN A PATESr,
We refer here TO the Postmaster, the supt. of
Money order DIV, and to officials nj the u. :. Pat
emf Office. For circular advice, terms and refer
ences to actual clients in your own State county
write 20
e.. y, SSNss Gt ca.
OnnnsiI Pateni Office. Wa.hiurtnn. d. c.
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From a Prominent LGGY.

1'avo not been able In two years 50 walk or
stand With suffering great pain. Stree taking
DR.. Nozzle, ; Lemon Elixir, can walk half mtIc
without the leaat Inconvenience.
Mis-. r. II ELnopw GrH, Griffin, Ga.
Sold by Druggists. 20 cents and 81 90 per bit
I Prepared by II. Nozley, D., Atlanta, Ga.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

S. A. Abel, the proprietor Of the
San, is, next to Robert Garrett, the
richest man in Baltimore.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Neuralgia and kindred q ssases, promptly
Weld 10 the Immediate action Of ST. Jacobs
OIL, the paiu-conqucror.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The Russian dramatist. Alexander
Nikolavevitch Ogtrovski, died on the
18th at st. Petersburg.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The harmful and fatal results attending
tho use Of cough mixtures containing NOR
phia, opium aud other polsons, are daily
becoming more frequelt. II Is for this rea,
son that II a Star Congh Cure has received
the unqualified endorsement OF physicians,
md Boards Of Health everywhere, a. pure
~ vegetable compound, entirely free from
All narcotics. Price, twenty five cents.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Danger! A negleGte CDIi0 or cough may
'oad 20 Pneumonia, CnrS"nn'i0n or other fatal
disease. 5trolg's psti9r,il i'ls viii cl' g
old is by n;l-IC. bt.i J..liE I'g dyspepsia IN.
GCsIiOn, sick headache o.; thousands testify
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

4 newspaper has been discovered
at Pekin, China, that was started III
the year OIL.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The Queen of Greece will soon
visit st. Petersburg. She is first
cousin Of the reigning Gar.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Helen Dauvray, the actress, was
made an honorary mem Der of the
Omaha Fire Department many years
ago.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Virginia Republicans are prepar-
ing for an active fall campaign and
hope for gains.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15
sor the FnsE Pass,
FOUND DROWNED.

rThis dreamy fragment, dim memory
from the region called mo Mans Land
drifiei over the authors mind one idle
hour. Il might, too truly be, the story OF
many an outcAst, lost aud despairing girl
who hides her misery aud shame under the
waters she finds 30 much more merciful
than the hearts, where Is "the rarity OF
christian charity, under tho sun y
Once where the sobblng sea
Washed by the sandy lea,
Children at play in gleo
Started the form 10 500
OF poor, persisted Rose
There by the cruel flow,
In the cold winds that blow
Chill DER the breast OF snow
Paling the rosy glow
On the face Of dead Rose.
How like dove she lay,
With brown curls DER brow at play,
Somebody's darling gay
Once In long past day
All, who can know
Porchance as some village belle,
Loved she not Wise, but WELL
Dreamed not that joy could swell
Into the drge and knell
or weary, dead Rose.
Poor, sweet, blue eyes that stare
Up through the yiewless air.
Dark now with deaths despair,
Monrnful beyond compare;
In their deep, calmest woe.
All, how the grey skies frown.
Sending their min drops down
All DER tho curls Of brown,
And lips that can make no sound,
Still, sleeping, dead Rose.
Soul OF my fair, young dead
For thee once Savior bled,
Saved by the blood he shed
Thy misspent youth-tlme fled,
. My ransomed White Rose,
b siie Va lsdol.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The daughter of Lucy Hooper,who
Inns lately become an actress, will be
with Booth next season.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Prescott Eyarts, son of the New
York Senator, has been ordained q
pri est
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Tho utilization ol the accidental falling ~ an np-
pie gave uS, through Newton, grRvintion's laws.
aud the incidental discovery by mission lite, gave
MS q oi the most aluab' ahefcbrls which en-.
tiers iuo the composition Of that elegant tonic,
Home Sanatiye Cordial.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

It is estimated that there are Is,
900 employees in the G. vernment De-
partments.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Since 1850 the ocean has en-
cronched upon the shore at Long
Branch i'm eighth OF a mile.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Charlotte Wolten, the celebrated
German actress, will come to this
country next season.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

A n RlsF5; Send ten crr,s postage sid W. will
Il e .'1s nail YOU free royal, valuable
n EgI n sample box Of goods that will Iut
IL " az :. you in the way OF making more
money Al oUco than anything else IN America. Both
sexes ~ ell ages can live ~ home and work spare
time or MI the time. Capital not required. We
will start ynu Immense pay sure for thnsa who
tart at once. STISsoN E Co., Portland Maine,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Cholera is spreading with great
rapidity and deadiiness in Southern
Japan
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

One raisin maker in California will
need $4,000 boxes for the coming
crop.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

An effort is making by capitalists
to control the entire natural gas field
OF Northwestern Ohio.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Living is cheaper at San Francisco
than it is in the East.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

George Augustus Snla will print
his autobiography next autumn.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Senator Stanford says "there is
room in California for fifteen millions
of people"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Harvard is 90 adopt q new system
Of marking and grading.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Minister Phelps has sent to the
Yale Law School fac-simile copy CT
the Magma Chnrta.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

sr,Er,. Ga. sept. q. 1855 i saw NJ Ale
Grant. when BE- was suffering with epi'hcl'al esuel
% u-ier lip. sui -it~r u,i1- the 3 q. medicine
a. state above, a,.I him now slzo.t, q Mt .ss-
frciI- cured
s'g1e'. 1T. ASuEEus. y. y.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The Tichborne claimant has fallen
fat as n lecturer.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Two candidates named Hogg are
ont for State Offices in Texas.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Young James Garfield is studying
Inv at Cleveland.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15
!. IS [ asaRy
How Lost How Restored!

Just published, a new edition Of Dr.. Culverwelrs
celebrated Essay on the rdficdl cure Of SIENNA.
ToRgna.N or seminal Weakness, involuntary Seminal
osses. lrPorvNcY, Mental and physical !nc"paciy,
ImpcdimenW to Marriage, ETC., also CONSUMPTION.
EriLEusY aud FRS, induced by self-iudugence, or
sexual Extravaganza dc.
The LIBERATED author, in this admirable essay,
clearly dem0nstr ,tcs from Thirty years successful
practice, that the alarming consequences OF self
abu,e mag b. radically cured; pointing ont a mode
ni cure at once simple, certain, and eneciua'' by
mOauS Of which every sufferer. no matter what his
condition may he may cure himself chcapy, pri'
vaiely aud radically.
gFJH This cclure shoud be In the hands OF every
yOb aud every man IN the land.
Sent under seal in q plain envelope TO any ad
dress poo paid, on receipt OF four cents OF tive
hostage stamps. Address
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

A green turtle can live six weeks
without food,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The Greenland seal fisheries have
been failure.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Chicagoans have paid into the City
Treasury more than $4,000 for dog
licenses.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Ex-P President Arthur gains strength
slowly.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Real estate at Kansas City, says
the Inter Ocean, goes up and down
as u II base ball nine wins or loses
n game.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

The Saturday Review speaks Of
General Grants great and unex,
pected literary ability
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1886-07-15

Two Rondout New York; men
have matched their canary birds to
sing for prize.
The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-06-19

4"e transfer of water through woody
wo.', takes place by means OF The younger
I,"' " and not to any extent by the bark.
. .."ee stem can be gir,lle.l the bark
H.. 'ppe'' OIL from tho wounl. and yet The
<o,. VIII i"r long tim. keep fresh. In
W." pants the transfer may take place
,h' ''s'' almost any parts. sometimes
is pressure OF the jniceS within the plant
,h great tina. wateris forced uu! through
,.s minute riffs. This is o;cn seen in the
c"r. " the young leaves OF wheat and
III. me drops of water ut the tips looking
t INV ue", but plainly comm. from within
f,.,, p''i'' instead of from I'll. air. III L
thro." Instances water has been seen !" h.
ll sa,n ont in minute Jets from the tip, Of
I S''' especially in some al ~, green
sUdyv,. ''"S ''S'N''', i'''>''''
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NOTICE. OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND pr.Ith NJ HELENA. NJ. T., .\;r;, -, ,>>.,
NOTICE is hereby given that III, ,ojlo>yinu nan,
cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
Mage '1ns' proof III support ri his calm. and tina,
.!id proc will I've made before Robert T.. Wing,
DEPUTY Clerk OF tho second Judicial D>,rir, in and
Tor tt:'vcrhcad County. his office i'll Dillon. NJ r.
on Friday.
Jun" :*. 1856. viz: John II. Wa,nplrr.
WI" :.H'tc pre- c'np,nn d.clarator> stat. men, No
7i.n.7. for the Sc ~ NE4 ~. SCI. ri section ;,
>W ~ NV section -. Tp., : L. ssW.
'ie nan'c> the following witnesses t" prove his
I,ri, "; Alfred II. MrNcv. George smith, Johr,
C"trc!'. and tieorgs W. M.onc>, all "i Wisdom
Hclrv!!.c;u Co.. Montana.
,>-'t S. ". I.XNGuORNE.. H,yi,.>r.
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june :x. 1856. viz: John u. Mannler.
NOTICE ~. final. ENTRY.

l.@Sb OrftC! At HELENA. NJ. T.. MAY 10. ,S>a
NOTICE is hereby given ,l,;, the following nan,
ca settler has flied notice "i his intention IL
ma, ,,'a.e i,nal proof in support, ~, his claim. ard
mat said proc! will be made before Robert r.
M Deputy .crl. ui the Di~rlr; Court IN an,
10. h1"Hrrh"''' County. y, Di!ion, Nc:.ar,, on
J"ne:: 1886. viz: George Noo,wortl,,
Who made I,r"tn,n,inn y. :. so. .,>i- t,r the w..
" :, aE'i NJ, ., >W !. sec u. lip :. y. T. 4, "
lie :'.'ns> the following: witnesses It, m,>y /,
continuous residence, upon, and cultivation, n >.si,
lana. W; .\ihcri 6. >,A;Ivy Wa. ". bentley
nrhnh o. i"rni,'r";N Mixer! ~ :ru,n.l ii. Al. :,
";>In,a. Mo;t.;:.
goo" :. ". ia Et;!l,RNi. i:,.,i-,;r,
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.,CTI"' bt' lt...l!. ENTRY


LAM Orr.t' II HASA. NJ. + , A,..v IS. 1880.
MOI!tE Is crch, given that tn, follow. in r,s,t,-
~ q! -t,t.cr la Hr.! notice O! Iii ;,,,t ntun It,
&@;>@ 'r}! Hi"n' III >upr1r u i,4> e,,i. An! IL Il
~.i': ,'rpn wan -" add. l,>urr ,tG.ri Z. Wina.
Deputy rr!> 81 lhr District nur'. ia ., nr i;.,.
T-ritc.t, io At .Ilinn. Noiit.!Ii.."0
june -. 1886. viz: William =. topcn,,avrr
%in ,"::,r pre- v,np;iu;i ts,ur.lnrr settlement n.
.i,.j 10" n" wv. :>N;4. Sect =. We >.
- {. = ST ~. section -. Ip :. 4. - Y.
tic names the ;nlinWinG witness. 10 grove h.
continuous Residence pom and cultivation ct >,l,;
h'n. VIZ: .t!ht,t ". E:nm:vl., \in,r: t., >;A,ll,y
n'nni; q. FORMER and Wii., ". i: :,t,,, ;t;l 81
" Wisdom. Montana.
-n :. W.I.A\t,NpN\E Nr:.i~trr.
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i.><i ,n>1,,. :. i!,l:<\. VI l.. N.'> =. u.s..
\p!Ilt. : ;.," = go, '.''j Il, ''''.. ''':'
,,;,,,,i >tl,.~ n!> !i,>., 1r' h.> ;itilt:,'!,
j., ,A,. H.. +, ,.~, f IN >t..,, ~ at ~ e. " 80, ~
ill rr,, O., y. ia, ~ =. ,'nr =; 'r; !. =, '',...
D.r;;;, ..,r, 81 i,.~tr.,: ur. ii - 90. N'T:
iant 81, Vi, ',.t.,,.
.lnn,. ~. 1856, viz: Harrison u. ;:r"w, u.
s>,-tirrl,,- 81, ~N AMI -, ii. ~ ~:r':'':i IL.
i,.'.;,~l,ipr~ i; - ".
H.! :,:i,.~ III. i;r-N::'-, Nl'n'~>*~ e. ~ y hi>
,u,r.~ u >i.l,,.. .,n A:l ,''!I:i> i';'n ~.'''i
and. >;,: William &. Hn;r "l !;'r':,'k. N'':'nl.
Hu,u, ~ Eyr-;rr - l,,rn. M'"nti,, Hr!H, +.
p,,:,r>..:, an; t.!nv> H. :;r;2.>. a Bonn ''H. M"'-
t.ir.:.
.;. :. W. !! \\''it'iN T.. hs"-i>';f.
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zrHM 7leftes.
NOTICE. OK FINAL. ENTRY.

'''A" 'i'1rs VI Uttt<A. NJ,,,t,t:,.. Jtnp.. 1856
NJ >. j. @c"rt,, given ;ha, the :u,.. &, IN. nam,
"a. ,Iscr has hi,.i notice, ", h.< intention, ,e
X mn! lrn": IL support .! his rlli1r ard ;h:,,
''N ia'1N vi" ht made before i;oi,'. :! N-;u.,
N%r'e.d County. II Dillon. ,lnntant, IN
Jul, !. 1886. viz: william Nhinc,,cr...r
no '.,:'.. ,, .,n2tio: drct.tri,nry >ta:u,vi, H.
=, it," tht \ v - >yction ,r. rn -. ~ IT,
TX n''hFN ne i"ilsarnt witnesses t, prove his
''.'h'!'o> residence runr and cultivation OF ,a:t
.I'''' ~ Nhert y. inan-s ui s;r, Rock. Mon
't"r"r \. BLACK. OF Dillon. Mnn,ana.
.snV = W ! \\t;Ilpl,\,. r,.;...
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Et;Tlti. OF ;'IEh:. ENTRY.

I.NHn ntr!cI: y" i!ih>,N. \lpt.,,,,. M,y =, 1850.
ri I.Fiti:. j. hurri'v :.j>rt' that iAg .r.lr}rr.
- nlNn" ~rl.!,r .,';~ ru n"r.2 ~ nj tni>,,tirn
ia make tsl lru, il ~:tpr",; ri rs r;.ii1!. and;
i:l said .,:n,,. Nil y. il j.: !,r,. |. M,0. PRO.
tt, isi..tr " 'r:sv,r,r tnl,'.r ii. T.. :; Dillon.
'l"nt:nl. %, Monday.
.Iu!y5. 1896. viz: .,nni"~ O'>ril.
who made nrr,,nn;i"n ',.N,rl,orr t:,.',n.ni No.
;..oi. t"r tn, -, \W14 \Nt! \Wi. NJ !
>W ~ ~.'iitt, ~. Ups Il '"N.
lie MAINS :ac tniit,". ing Ni;ns~~.~ i, rHny.. his
continues residence Upon and cultivation 81 said
Land v,<: iiiru.i> r.; -. turtles Wilson ..n.,
t;ror:., W. French at .\r::.n>. \i,nifl:l:.. and
James MIL ~. Min. al i>iti..n. N'r,- NJ;
>.W. I.A\';ilpH NJ. 4. -.>t,'r.
". -, ;,rI:n H. Attorney, LOW
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MOTIFS, O! .'i\AI. ENTRY.

LAND DFrii+. M i!l:.EH.. NJ, r.. Va, :, i,>;t.
k1rill l. i hereby given ;lia, tn, nn,vii,. a,
&c! settler has :r.i notice o In. Intention, Ia
make i'nH t": II support ri his c,n I'M ami ;l'.r
>:,lti proof wiz Nc ,,n,u" before Robert I. " M
Deputy ,rrh OF ilr ';> Court in AND ,,r i;,.-
>"rhcaI County. 1t Dillon. Monln,,t. on SATURDAY.
.,mnc 10. lss6,vix: Michael 4. Hrnncherr, .
VIII" made nrc-rinpliun ,,c<arrrr> .tu,v,u,n; ~.
~, for the \W14 MEX \i-l4 NW1i w, NV
Soc. ii, ZIP. -. :. ct L. to "
He nantes the following WITNESSES to prov. his
,nlnunu, r,>i,irncr u'r ana cultivation, o. 81:
lama. viz: William Jones', david y. N":ntI....
Ih!r'r> pWnnt,M. and nari, .vr. ali u, ii,
DON. Mauritania.
.o-,yv :. =. t.N.>,:iD!:E! i. !:,u.~;,,v.
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.lun,. ~ 1886. viz: Harrison y. ;'r"w u.
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

l><,Orr,,i. >r lltI.r>>. NJ. L.. MI> -. I>~'.
\pIIt Is h,rri'. given 'h'i n. '"itt''Vii. nam
80, ,,., has rL a ,,ic, ,' i,i~ intention Ia ,..>c
;,,i ,,r,n, IN support h;~ rlt::' ana that >:'''l
,, v;n W.. ,,,. ,,,'.nrt L. N,:a Probate Judge
,- H,.a>,rt,";,l I,ltrt;. ~ Dillon N''''','' on
slni,i:i
i .,r. .r,,,,,,,t.., .;,.cir:.'n", statement No..
So, ST. ,n,. ,r,, ,.l, NV and ~ SE II section
~, l"Nr,>I.i,; ~'",''. ID: :; y. y;
il, t,.- ~ ':' :i''.~' , ~, - III AZ
I.,,. II -. . ~ " ',~,,'. -" ~
Il r,r,.. and W - 4, .','.',. y ~. w.
Il ''.' tel ''', y <<r,.:,::Ni. :'.::~~.
y = :: ~: ii T.. Y
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Jim" ID, ..ss*:.. ": .yn.r.,!. .iHinti..
tibTltin tl;' ~ Al. ENTRY.

l->>"ptrirE VI II>!nNA. Vi. t. May =. t>>'
NIb'lt !: is h;r,hr given ',, tl:c is'i!tW in.
~ q, It i,r !l:> tilr.. o,. 81 his intention
make i,li proof in support q It's ",ln,nd 'h.,; M
pr,"ni vii! We made better, W. ,,lbvA,'l,. it,i"v
ri IL, second },i..!r!H District Court or in ia Nv
i',,. Clerk >., rr,;r'. 1T Dillon Mrnt.:n..
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NOTICE. OF TN NJ. ENTRY

i,>I,Dri,, :itl.*%>. y ''',,1 lu:.: :. !>>''
Xbi!t J.. j. v:, ~ ::>>,s =. i 'hc following. na::
81. >.,,. i,,~ tie. ll.l.., ~ Ms intention t" The
.;, ,r,,, y, -r!,,i, II 81 nj t and that -.t:d
nr,s1 ii w, ~, M =. tor, K. vert 7. Wing, Dr,n'''
t'.rt r' ;t. District lnur, in nn,. for nrlvr!,r,I
t,n,, Niontln,. Dillon. Montana. Saturday.
jail, -, 1856. viz: William r. HcnnrbrrrH.
.,,n,, ,,ir.,..} A.,n ,ri,.'. ~. aus, Tor tie
\Wl ~: 80. NJ >N - -, >N !. >c>t:'.!
!. ,.,v'l.>!,ipn = x IL ".
IL, ,,,,.r> tin i'''H - 'l'n'>>c> T., rr"E' III.
,;,, v, ,;,,u,. ;l;.,, :,.It cultivation, ~. said
Land, W.: Au.u>'u> l.. ''r!ctsr. i;,n:'"'>, Mon
1,n:., David +. N.;rh!r'lt D'n'ri Ga:lyh": ;:::''
Henry !:mrirn;. at Dillon Hlnnt!na
=. W. '.t>N>''>''>.s'-' ~ S'~''-'
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\Orl;'I OF I'I%.tl. ENTRY.

!.><l,D..fn.t At llt:r>A VI. r.. April -. $50
NIn!lt /. j. hvrri.> .i>v',t:.. l!Ir n"A iny :'n.
~ e. settle: hn~ lied "'''r ~ his intention -
n.h>. iin ;r,, IL -'lr!"n' - - tr1n. and ',''
-:;,,i ,,r,n,, ., Ill ", I.lU. .;n,cri /. N,r-.
d. :,r.:> ,r'. @. :!,r I'-:E "s:t in :t.,i tr i;>'
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The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-06-19

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# Aci,is-Thr Clever Trick "f Cutting
Wonderful SKILL and Ingenuity
.,,. Dishonest Operators.
Evening star., 1886-10-16

shall be fond OF you" says he. "Don't let my
gray shadow mas changed his brave, handsome.
childish face all at once and altogether. He
gives me innocent, bright iook--just one, as II
me, as was so fond and proud OF him in nv Door
something brighter than tue morSin%T % sky.@ @ ss
was just growing red and golden before the east
Oh course they all fretted after him for awhile.
finding out, most likely. Us bed made himself
dearer to them than they'd thought before ne
Ing him, Il they nai been mos carsess ss snsn
they were. Sometimes fancied as the Captain
wa checked bit, and were sad, aud u trifie
and soft-llearied was over, and 1T were hard to
tell. know 1t were u long time before he for.
gave Miss Rose, though tor her sake the matter
was hushed up, and no one but themselves
knew exactly how the accident happened Miss
Rose could never bear the sound pi Basil Ros.
q few years after and made him u good wife
so the little fellow ~ lost his liie through his
love for her, was not sacrificed in vain, and
am sure she remembered him, and grieved
over him far longer than the rest did. But he
were only by, only child 70 them; they
didn't Know min. MIN r;ei as d dia; And &c. after
or SD lie was hall forgotten.
But 1t weren't SO easy Tor me, you see.
couldn't forget. His face aud his pleasant WAYS
Is as clear To Inc to-day us they ever Was. When
/ sit lonely over my tire--being lonely man
think OF him Tor hours, liz u way of my own.
and make u sort OF dream of him. I think OF
HIM as he was when we made friends, when he
weie week old. think of him IA he was when
he began to find out as lie might be confidential
l think about him as he was when he told me
of his sisters lover. l think of him lying
there, with the light from the east window
falling Oh his face, and hear him saying, 81 al.
ways shall he Iond Of you. DOnt let nav hand
go, ftsibbett." And then makes up a picture
of what lie might have been. l sees him gruwn
into young man, cod, and handsome. and
brave. l makes piciu e OF his young wi,e and
tells myself how tender aud loving he would
have treated her.. ! have even pictured little
children as was like him, and was fund of me
home among them in my old age, until I forgot
the world altogether. And Wien reused my.
most be my heart in my thr,,at, 10 think as it
were only fancy after all; and the Captufi,'s
youngest lay out under the Stars In the church.
yard, the wind blowing over the grass and dui.
sizes as grows on the green mound, asis only the
grave OF Il child.
Evening star., 1886-10-16

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carding the markets received through wires In
etantiy, direct from the New York stock kxchsnge
Evening star., 1886-10-16

CAnpErs CaRpErs CAKpErs
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haven't gwen II a III light listen facts:
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Evening star., 1886-10-16

JoHs Miller
.,7rz1 D.. Wholesale and Retail Dealertn
N y HUMBER WOOD AND COAL
Lumber Yard, Mill and R r. Depot-Suuth Capitol
. aud streets Southeast
s-4t2 street and Maryland avenue soutnwasI
100 l4th street nurtuwesI
TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS
COAL by The cargo or carload Wholesale pricaa
kiNDLINti and oTOVE WUOD of All Kinds
COAL and SAW ED ami SPLIT WOUD Kept under
cover OIL p.ailk iuurS
Large aliu well-.ssOrt stock of LUMBER Fine
L'linber aud rlOoring kept under cover.
ruers promptly delivered III ANY ipart Of the city
WihOu. ciar.e ior hauling.
Estimates cneerluily furnished.
Our DePOl being ceutlai,y located. and adjacent to
the railroad stock Is handled very small cost giving
a.Valt.ges III e',lnatiny. especially LumUer VI
Coa IN large quaptitiea
Long experience ample facilities. and competen,
ASSISTANTS arfat The belief that satisfaction will be
given 10 those who avOr with lhelf pai ruaQe
which Is respectfully suIic,leL wI7,,m
Evening star., 1886-10-16
cAsHMEREs

CASHMEREa
40in. All wool Good weight Soc per yard.
4U-in. All wool. Good value. 6Oc per yard
3S-in. All wool Extra good value. 75c DER yard
4a-in. AL wool. Fine quality. 75c. per yard.