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nrEw- YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON

~ RIVER RATLROA D -Con.menc Hg Nov. 20 1886,
through trains will leave Grand central Depot
rs A. m and Montreal Express through Draw.
.ng-roon Rochester. Alhans and R1i-ei font
Fast Limited Chicago EKpTess. WIN olniI carS
Albany tica. syracuse, hocteslei Bu1io.
Nagsra Falls r1e Cleveland and Toledo arriving Al Ceasa
95O n. IA. next day.
n Chicago Express, drawing room cars 70 Canan.
daigua Rochester Niagara Fclls and Buhalo .
III m, Western NcwYork and Northern Express With
$50 NJ Abby Troy and Utica ESPross throreh draw
ingroo To saratoga TT Edward ami Ocns Fals on
Saturdays only. -
Il ,. H.. Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
se D. Chicago aud ST. Louis Express IN sleep yc2rt
for Sagara Falls Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo, Detroit CHI
20 p m Express with slcopin gears 70 Syracuse and
Auburn road and SaretogG also 70 Montreal
-l5 D. Pacific Express With sleeping cars ios k0cheS
Yer. Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland, Toledo a. LOUIS De.
trO.t and Chicago. ~, , .- =. .,.-
and TROY Ccrnec with tie mOlDs trains FOR the ~ u AID
for the North except SATURDAY nichh
Tickets sale AT Grand Central ncpot, NO B5wlne
and at Wsstcotta Express cces Park place nc2r Boat
ysy 7e5 and 9-2 Broadway. aud 02 West l2jt@,. Nen
YORK 333 Washington and $50 Fulton ss BOokyn. and
an 81. Williamsburg.
drawing and s'ecpingc2rs can be
procured Of ticket Offices In Newiork Cly aud
33s Washin. ,tOn-st. Brooklyn. - -.,
baggage caIed for and hocked from residence
,Ihc8e trains daily Ali Others daily except sunday
tThes, trains stop st Harlem (l20i- =, ana ~ az
J. u. TOUCEf, - NJ nbNDhlN ~,
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I41ICKF0RD ROUTE mo- NEWPORT. II. L

Jenye Grand Central Depot as follow
A~Sa M, arriving IN Newport az 2. - p. m.
a D. u., arriving In Newport Al 90 m
10 awin9 room attached % D. m tfans)
v WAKf.ls. supk
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PHILADELPHIA AND READING r. r.

Il 81
TINE "a BBiL.l!LHiThKf3G BIZ fifSSr OF r. 1856
Tor PHILADELPHIA and TRENTON Bon.a bfoos fS
100 1900 D. ~ SIS DA - 100 STA AN $50 20 n:
Direct connection Wayne junction for SermantDHn All
A'stnut HiL 80 'olumhiaave for AsnaynnS- 'oh'a"
DRAW NG-koON CARS on all Day Trains and sLEEPIS1
pcr,9 On & Nga pT9fiisspFlprrA Ninth and Gren s.,
R@ 81 DtY, s:Scs M 5;s" 2 Zoo a- I5.ra az aIo ani
800. 900 p. m, SUNDAY, 3 = a. m, 430 D. m
ForGO KHAVEN. PEALE aud PiiILLIPssUhG Pena-
For %@iLLiAMsPoRr- suNDUrY. LEwIsBURG AMI
For REh6ING ani HARRI-sUpG At 400 Z: S. ss5.
l;i5 M; 100 lS0. AGO. 5:So 5i5- 1900 I'm Sundays
For scsANToS 1t 700. s.45 a. N. 2:i5p. m
Zoo l.50 S:i5 5:45 p. m suncs,s at $50 p.
ForDkIfToN at 7:o. = M q ,, n ,oo Of. .o,
ForTAMAouA at 7oo cd 1t2; no a. m' i'"o 80 SUI
For BKItLEHEM. ALLENTOWN ana MAUCh tIle Sn
at 400 7a0 s.45 2. H. 100 l:So o4o o+o p IN 9un"y
For i6H at AGO. 7cO. s.45 n, 100 ~. ~ t:ol
$780, 30 200. $50 p. sundays 500 m ;ly p n
Tor HIGH BRIDGE BRANCH at AGO. o'4o a. H. 400
For FILM INGTON 100 s45 a. M. leo. 1880 iOo.iSh
For oyy LIE at!06 zoo, si5, 1880 lld51 Ia
C:lG ZOO 7Sh 81 3 lo;3oD N Sundays 400 s'oOA IL
r6g 1et lg sig oe ~ ~ o escS so io}9
nm o. M Sundays 100 500 a. n 1900 n, i:3j 800.
$50 700, $50 200 N. nn.ao s,s sl5 llc, a.m.loo.
f9r io HfHs 90 a. lkS 100 COS = y ~ m s2ndss 800 n
For LONG BRANCr. OCEAN GROVE &c; lAli rail- ~
4'e ~ loo m LOO AuV a eo s' sIv M D. H. SC
For rFRFEHOLO2:I5.ll 100 a. m. 800 400. JOl W. pm.
For rtK ewooD TONS RIVER and BARNEGAT at 1870.
ro1 hrRyrI R fTRp fF4T"Rp %iNELAND and BRIDc&roS
a m loo p
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Dusincss Cbantes.


A DDITIONAL CAPITAL required in n week
y y journal well established. widely circulated and with
brightest prospects particulars
addressing A. b. C., Tribune Office
A GENTLEMAN having influential business
~ connections Spain and intending visit that
country would tskc charge Of obtaining and introducing
uable patents. Address MADRID" Tribune Oihce.
BUSINESS CHANCELLOR SALE.-Well
ID established and avOrDly known. win bear investga-
ton req iIes capital ~ eyeOpIt Address 36l7.
Boston.
INO CAPITALlSTS.-FOR SALE.-1hc com
pete outft oi lace mandatory. situate In Noting
England doing brisk trade upon large
patterns The plant consists of twenty i've Levers
chimes nOsy u0dern); together with winding warDing
piano punching machines also All the patterns and
conduct the
pIIttOr would super!utcnd the setting up Of plant
United states. For iull particulars address
{. WESLEY MOOIION.
l.llO Lehigiavc. PhIladelDhil Penn
WANTED, 1O.OOO.-A gentleman control
w ling this is offered safe
profitable business specially capable OF unlimited
paEsiCn VIII bear close scrutiny. b. Post O1cc Box 1880.
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"0GR AETNA BATTERY"
has proved ssing to all who have u.cd IL
90 5thGvo.. n. \.
Dipiocn0 Notifies.

ST. LouIs. April %, 1885.
NOTiCE.-Thc coupons of the II. Louis.
~ Kansas CITY and Northern Real Estste Bonds duc
March Last and the the st. Louis. Kansas CY
and Northern S. Charles lTi0gc Bonds duc last will
be paid presentation al tho national bank Commerce.
New York, On May 10, le16
HOLpS HUMPHHEYS. ro,o,,.,..
THOMAS t.IUlI, b'NNo''''''
CHICAGO AND ALTON EALRoAD COMPANY
CHICAGO H.. May g. lS36.f
NOTICE.--A quarterly dividend OF Two Dol
~ share a this day been declared pre-
feIred this company. payable
Of next to -to khOners OF tine
OF business hours the fifteenth
The diyinend shares registered in NewYork viii be
paid the Office c he comp ipys agents JOHN PATTON &
CO., 81 Wlamst. New Ork ana shares In
Chicago at the Office O the Treasurer Of the company
c. II. FOSTER, Treasurer.
LEHIGH AND WHKEsRARRE COAL COMPANY. !
100 BEoADwAY, AEW-i oKk May 5. lss6.}
TNHREE AND ONE-lIALF (3l2l per cent in
teregt will be paid the registered Income Bonds OF
this company issued tor funding coupons detached from the
Consolidated MOI Bonds. payable and
books Will De lgth
reopen 18th instant at 10 a. :. X. LANG, Treas
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.II rApES RFDuCED VIA

"a sTONING1oS Line INSIDE ROUTE
To Providence s. 25 10 Boston. So hrstcas steamers
cove from new pier s6 North vcr block above 'ssAs
At at 100 o. m daily. except sunday; new tram w14
parlor cars recinng chars between steamers sndrs uA
0'S''' ""n'u' b. w. PoPPLE. General Passenger Agent
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL.
~ Tourist tickets for individual travellers To and In all
parts Europe with limo OF sieamera
sgeca ueLcs TOR pleasure travel In all parts OF the globe
Yuos GonK d soN. 2Gi broadway. NAwvArk
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az LIN Ii Catalogues FREQ
AETNA CO.. So 9th ave-. n. Y.
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Ocean Cleaners.

Ocean Cleaners.
EOR TRAVELLERS ABROAD.
Circular letters OF credit issued 10y
HEIDELBACH TCKELHEtMhR q CO.,
Foreign BANKERS, 20 wiham.,t
NCHOR LINE U. s. MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
N Fail every saturfav from Now. York for
GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERR
ETHIOPIA. Nay .. a. m DtVONIA. May 20, q m
ANCHORIA. Ma Is. Bp. IN. euRSESSIA.M Nav 20 pm
Cabin psssaso st5 10 SOY. Second class. s3O
Stcerage eutw ard $50, prepaid go.
HENDERSON BROrHERS General Agents,
Bowling Green. New York.
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Cost an0 found.

7 OST.-ln the mails per steamer " Oregon"
~ the following: go shares NCw-York. Lake Erie and
Western Preferred stock Certificates Nos. 3JU5
f,Sli d,Sl7 S,SlS iSl ard 1n. for shares each. All
persons hereby cautioned against negotiating tic
Transfer has been stopped and certificates applied for
BLAkL BROS. & CO.,
IS " allst.
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DED STAR LINE.
IL FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing from New-Y ork aud Antwerp every Saturday.
WAESiA y oaturiay NAV ,; e;5u IN
Spring ana summer Rates FIRST cabin, $50 10 $lOOi
rates. 81 10 10 $500 Second cabin, $40, excursion
$50 stecraCo al lowest rates.
PETER WRIGHT & SONS. GenI Agts. 55 Broadway.
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lI9 LBTrII--T,
NEw-YOnK, April e. 1856. J
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the An
~ nual Meeting Of Siockh0lGers OF tho CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY OF NEW-JEKSEI. to elect nine
Directors for The year VIII held
Of Il O'Clock NJ and o'clock p. H. OF FRIDAY May TIE
SEVENTH, NENf.
will be closed from Friday the Sixteenth Instant ~ Monday
the Tenth prO1Mo.
SAMUEL KNOX, Secretary.
pECEIVERS' CERTIFICATES of various
Es railroads sale. Interest and per cent Payable
seni-aNEu1ly. ". BRhNION WLLLi"G Nallst.
GEALED PROPOSALS
- TOR SALE or KANSAS CITY SCHOOL BONDS.
Proposals the purchase o $1,000 twenty year four
vii lee received up noon, June 1880 these bonds are
frst-cla
For further information address +. !. MARTIN.
treasurer school EOard,
Kansas CITY, Mo.
'ETiE MICHIGAN CENTRAL
Il RAILROAD CONPANY
TRTAsUNEEs OFFICE. GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT,
NEwN YORK. March ~ 1886.
THE TIA NSFER BOOKS Of tina company will be closed
al o'clock i. Vi on SA1U RDAN tile THIRD dayof APK l.
stocghod.r) AID wiz be reol 2ed the morning Of
FRIDAY. the SEVENTH day % LAY next
HENHY PRATT, Treasurer.
'EO THE STOCKHOLDERS of tie Irving
4 Insurance GOmpany.-YOu hereby notified that
dvcnd o per cent Is now due and PAYABLE at Room 10
NO. ~ Now-st BY order % rolrd 0; Directors.
y. IE BERNA LIS. President.
i. ". VAN TAssEI. Vice. President.
S2O.OM Cash ;aSd n,yg wanted for go days
ever Pnhclals address T. w. Box -. Casorand, Lewis
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GcIp Uantro
Ociliistrr.

EIRST-CLASS DENTISTRY of every descrip-
tion at the lowest prices by DIS WAIT aud SMITH
% asst 23d-st.; Oi Iccth d. Tx
tracing under soc Please call References, Dr. H. T.
y cir. Dr. J. ". Rove. Or. J. ". Warner.
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Cabin rsss,rc So $40 according 10 location OF stat
roori excursion tGes reduced rates teeagc tickets
and rou all part, OF Europe at lo"es rates Plei a. loo
Ioruv.sL Tor fr.iri.t and passage apply TO
AUSTIN BALDWIN q co. GtneraI Agents.
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DED "D1 LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
THE STATE STEANSHIP LINE.

BETwEEN NEw.YoEK. GLASGOW AND BELFAST.
LAKNED
with trouo reduced rates to Liverpool, LONDON
ATE oF TVnrAVA . Thursday May o. Z \.
sJ sI'F or Thursday. MAY ID, .. 10
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D0PULAR SHORE LIE for BOSTOX and

the rail from Grand CeJsfrai DepOi Ik.el
express trains daily (Sunds ercePtel 10 Boston az ns
atacl.ed) and II fHlth 81 ae sleep
ing oars Sundays at IL (with palace ses s cars
80" ' I. W. POPPLE, AGENT
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ACIlN a will convince you
ss 5TUAVE. n. Y.
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THE IMPORTATION.
How to Form u school District. THE Law
Relating to 1t.

y lev weeks ago oar valued Arycn.a
correspondent asked for information re-.
gasding the iormin: or recognizing Of Il
school district. The matter was neglected
at the time for want Of space, last week it
was entirely forgotten. We beg our
friends pardon for the omission.
We find nolhin. in the school law re-.
quiring the pav'ncn, OF private funds for
the purpo>cd OF rsani>in. an old dis
trict.
The following quotation from article |,
section lilo; of Montana school law will
explain the mode Of procedure fer the
forming o. Il new district or the changing
OF IAN old one: "l'or the purpose OF organ
ling Il new district or for the subdivision
OF or change in the boundaries OF an old
one. at lca~, five heads Of families mus,
present :, petition to the county supcrin-
tendent, setting forth the boundaries Of the
new district asked for or change Of the
boundaries desired, with Tie reasons for
the SAINT The county superintendent
shall, after giving due notice to all parties
Interested, transmit the petition to the
board OF county commissioners, with his
approval or disapproval, and such changes
in the boundarie, As he may deem nece>.
surv or advisable The commissioners shall
establish the district as approved by the
county superintendent, provided. that b.,
vote OF the board, they may establish
the district in accordance with the original
prayer o, the petition, or with such moditi.
cation as they may choose to make, or may
reject it,
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fiECl.A ITEMS.

Mr.. and Mrs. James Prout were given Il
surpri>c.party on last Wednesday evening
1t was pleasant affair and much enjoyed
BY all.
A lecture was given the ladies by Mrs
Geo. T.. Tarbcll, on Saturday at the s>hoo
house. |, was intended to be very instruC
tive. but whether or no.. can only bt
provc.. By the ladies, a. there were M
gentlemen admitted
\ ,ria. came OIL before Justice TarbeI
GA Tuesday. Two men who were arrest
cd for stealing several articles from the
men at the clearinghouse, were tount
guilty OF petty larceny, and sentenced ,c
thirty and sixty days respectively in the
county Jail at Dillon.
The II. NJ. and + Go. have had on I,
force c, men, Tor several days, enlarging
their cellar near the boarding house. 1t is
now considered to be as large and fine a
cellar, connected with an establishment,
as there /, IL Montana.
There has jus. been completed the car.
penter, car and blacksmith shops and coal
house. all combined, a building which adds
mach 70 the appearance oft!sc works.
Las, Saturday, mining and shipping ore
was suspended indefinitely. \ few ncn
were kept to work 10 prepare things tor
closing down entirely. When quitting the
shipmen.s,a good deal OF orc was in sight
tina. would assay well. "At'>.
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DOi,,gs in Police Court.

John Hoffman was up before Judge Ilol.
den, Tuesday. for disturbing the peace.
lie was fined SIS.
John Burke paid ST. and costs tor disturb
ing the peace, Wednesday.
George White was fined 81; Tuesday,
for disturbing the public peace: on Wed.
nesday he was up on a similar charge, and
was fined S3S. Failing torav, he wa, com.
mit!ed to the calaboose.
Friday. Jas. ohnson was fined $40 for
disturbing the peace. Plead guilty ant:
was committed.
Chas. McCartv was, on Friday, fined $40
for disturbing the peace Not paving fine
was committed.
Ed. Murphy, same clargc and SANK fine
As McCartv. Paid.
Two octoroons, Moiiie Doe ans, Hetsie
Roe fined s. each and costs tor Keeping a
bawdy house. Paid
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DILLON DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
admission 30 Ccnt>-Con,n,ittee>O on Ar
rangemcnt>.

The Dillon Democratic Club met at the
Court House "Wednesday night Several
new members signed the Constitution
| Phil. McGoush reported that the executive
committee had done nothing except to or.
der some printing to be done.
W. S. Barbour moved that the club 90
into secret session for the purpose OF trans.
| acting certain. business and considering
| certain correspondence Cne democrat,
| who had not joined the club. considering
this motion as cour.eou, hint to him to
leave. prepared 10 60, but 4 motion was car.
ried so that he be permitted to remain
The TRIBUNE reporter. before gathering
up the leaves Of his ledger Submitted 10
the president, that as a reporter for the
only paper it! Eeavcrhcad county with any
circulation worth speaking OF. it would be
we'll for the Cub, il it wished to be known
| outside Of the town, to have the pith OF its
proceedings published in the TRlEt Me-
The PrcsidSl, kindly directed the secretary
to furnish the TRIBUNE: reporter with all
the proceedings intended for the public
eye. What dark plots were Matched dur
ing the secret session against the peace Of
the republican patty. has not yet TRANSFERRED
The secretary read two letters from the
Territorial Democratic Central Committee.
lie was instructed to secure such speakers
as &. ". Stapleton, W. y. Clark. and Mar
tin Maginn;s.
The secretary reported $40 collected
from the members, tina, being the sum
total at so cents head
Committees were then appointed to
| make arrangements for tic reception of
the Hon. !. X. Toolv on next Wednesday,
and to secure the services OF the Dillon
Brass Band. Phil Mc(;ou.h was asked to
confer with the Bannack people is to Sc.
curing music for the meeting there this
month The club then adjourned till Sat.
urdav. October End at go y, NJ.
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brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe'
ti.e is poor, you are bothered with Head
ache, you are tidgetty, nervous, ard gen.
orally out Of sorts, and want to brace up
Brace up, but not with .:imulants. spring
medic ines, or blt,crs, which have for their
bavis very cheap. bad whisky, and which
stimulate you tor an hour, and then
leave you in worse condition than before
What 700 want Is an Alternative, that will
purify your blood. start healthy action o.
Liver and Kidneys, restore your vitality
and give renewed health and strength
Such medicine you will find in Electric
Bitters, and only 50 cents bottle at
n. NJ. White City Drug Store.
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IN 10 \ &c addition is being bull. to til.
! u. James rectorv.
some fellow ventilated Thomson Il Biiv
On store, Wednesday night. BY PLAYING
smash with one Of their s,,ow.windows.
>eoree street, between Idaho and Wash.
'ns'on streets, is one vast mud hole. Who
Is ooSs ct the rrigating bitches anyway:
~ young mems class has been formed to
"crS III connection with the Band OF HOPE,
A'' young men are cordially invited TO
Join the class.
Aoe MOTEL, store and about FORTY acres OF
land at Red Rock station have been sold
to Nessrs. Hill and Chaplain. who will in
future conduct the same.
The breaking Of the governor belt on
The engine at the Dillon Lumber and Grain
Co.'S saw mill on Dry Greek, caused con.
siderable damage to the machinery.
1ee Wah, picking up a shirt with buttons
Se"sa securely on: "Bachelor I,andladv
TX him. Picks up another with no but.
Ions on, and wristbands fravsd: "N;aliea
man.
"A large extra was issued from the sal.
mon City Rcsnstsy Office last week. con.
tanning Il full report Of the Republican
convention held at that place on tn. 18th
ut The enterprise shown by Booth must
have taken the breath away from the aver.
age "Salmon- eater"
The Ogden .Nt,:S says the Utah and
Northern railway company is widening its
gauge north Of Pocatelc. and i: i, gen.
orally believed that it is par. OF the pro.
gram to widen as fast as possible to Silver
Bow, and thus make a broa., gauge con.
nection from its main line to Butte and
Helena. This statement is vaguely limited
at in railroad circles.
Henry Gushing, ST., and X. !. Moore
have formed a copartncr>hip Tor tho pur.
pose OF engaging in the boot and shoe bust.
ness. The shoe shop on Montana street
has been enlarged and, when all OF the in
fernal improvements are completed Il stock
OF boots and shoes will be placed in the
front part OF the store. where Mr. Moore
will act as salesman. Mr.. Gushing will
preside over the manufacturing and re.
pairing department as heretofore. Their
goods are expected to arrive ncx. wveh.
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IN TOWN AND OUT.
october.

''re'wood is in great demand.
Inc noble red man Is once more 4 tamil.
:" ooect on the street.
',ampaign organs generally die Il natu-
III Death, after election.
:. girl baby was born last Saturday
<" 10 the wife OF Alex Singer.
H.. a"e Chestnut bell has not yet reached
"'o"' 1t is to be hoped the nuisance
''s' will be introduced here.
BISHOP Whipple, Of Minnesota, is called
|rh s's The rcd men, "'rhc only -whitc.man.
'''''cver.lied.to.an. Indian
,.. '''' straps, spikes, ties and bolts have
h. -" ~ distributed all along this division OF
van a Northern railroad.
y,, .M article o" another page. ~ Day at
\, ~" y Lake" will be read with interest
'"e readers Of the TRIBUNE.
,,. large procession OF Mormon outfits
a through town thi. week ON their
10 their respective homcs,akcx.
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Republican Ticket

The Republican Central Committee me.
at the City Council Chamber, last evening
and agreed to place in nomination the fol.
lowing:
For Sheriff. Henry Nrill OF Glendale.
Council-Gco. L.. Batchc ldcr.
llousc--Dr. Azcl An,cs Ir.
Joint Representatives.. NJ. Page
The ticket is now full and appears in an.
other column with the Republican Candi.
date tor delegate a, its head. Taking it
altogether, it is 4 strong ticket and it
will reduirc some tall rustl;ng among Our
Democratic friends to beat it.
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Most Excellent.

J..J Atkins, Chief Of Police, Knoxville.
Tenn, writes: "Mv family and are bene.
ticia.;cs OF your most excellent medicine,
d.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton; having found it to be all you claimed
for it, desire TO testify to its virtue. My
friends to whom have recommended it,
praise it at every opportunity DR..
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
Is guaranteed to cure Coughs, Colds, Bron
chiti>. Asthma, Group and every affection
of Throat, Chest and Lungs.
Trial Bottles Free at n. NJ. Whites,
City Drug Store. Large Size $1.oo.
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MILLION ptDSTtDEFICE..

,u from Butte. Deer Lodge and points
Inc '" ~;,es daily at o:45 p. i'll. The mail tor
nofn "., ,o;nts closes ut $50 O'Clock p. III.
,'e a0oS ,il from Salt Lake, Ogden and all points
Inc '" Eastern Idaho arrives dali" at sls o..
soH,'' -. The mail for the above places closes
:, 10 o'clock p. III.
4 -, ,.serson City and Virginia City mail arrives
' A",. o'clock D. M. daily. and departs at 80
s 1, ,, for Bannacl and Argcnt arrives ut 80
l'' ,a;lv except Sunday, aoa departs at $50 !, H.
.,;y, except Sunday
i' Nv: =, hm-son SUNDAYS from 4. until ga. III.
'" =, .,,,,r DAYS, during usual business hours.
:, y. - money order rr.str, bushes, done after
rc''e"' = Il. W. pOINDENrER, =. II.
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PERSONALS.

Prot John Cannon is expccte., home to-
| night.
yesterday.
| Jas. Flynn, o, Spring ill, was in the city
several days.
| Joe. \. Browne of Big Hole. was in
Butte Tuesday,
I. Il. Lord ana wic of Rex, Rock. visited
Dillon Monday.
kew W. \. Shannon made t'vng visit
to Butte this week.
! x. Halliday spent day or two in Butte
| the first OF the week
! l. $. Attorney X. Il. Smith wen, my 10
Butte Tuesday on official business.
! Rev I. J. Lamont and Wife returned to
| their home at Anaconda, Tuesday.
| James and W. T. MaulSiin were UP from
Willowburn stock ranch, Yesterday
y. IL. Odcll, OF Bald Mountain, returned
Wednesday mornin. from Denver, Col
| Mrs. Ct,a>. :. Virgil, and son passed
! through on SUNDAY mornings train, for
Butte.
| Deputy Sheriff y. ". Broniic.d, Of Bic
Hole Basin. was in town the first part of
! the week.
! id. KcadicAer returned this week from
Lost River, Idaho, where he has taken up
, some land.
! Phil Thorpe, whose health is not at all
| robust. thinks oi going to Cailorn;., to spend
! thc winter
! Mrs. William Cairns aud Miss Nellie
Stickles OF Butte. were visiting friends in
Dillon this week
Jerry Fahe,v. merchant OF Gibbonsville,
| Idaho, was in the city Il few days, purchas.
ing supplies for winter.
ID. Lamont and brother L. !. Lamont
returned Saturday from Il weeks tour
through Eastern Idaho.
l.. {. Gecrtson, prosperous, ranchman
OF l.cmhi :allcy, Idaho, visited the "Sou,!,-
crn Metropolis" this week
IL. Brundagc and family expect to start 10,
California the first OF next week Santa
Barbara is their objective point.
Mrs. Matte Shenon, r. l.. Graves and
\. Renois went 70 Helena this morning to
prove up on their desert claims.
Mrs. \. ]. Schumacher. who has been
visiting friends at Argcnta returned to her
home in Butte Sunday morning.
W. =. Lavnc is visiting familiar scenes
in and around salt Lake City. When he
returns, Mrs l.tvnc will accompany him.
Mrs. G>orsc pinking,on, who arrived
from the south this morning. became
seriously i'll ON the train and had to he
carried to Savaye'> ON >tre,chcr
George Black, wife and children started
Wednesday night for Collin.ton, Utah.
MIR. Black is suffering from some disease
OF the brain and it is hoped the change of
clin,'e and rest will prove beneficial to
him.
A. B. Valentine treasurer OF the Plym-
outh Rock Cattle Co,of Horse Prairie, who
has been staying at the company'> ranch
for two months, departed on Sunday even
ing's train for his home at Bennington cr~
mont