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The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-14
Encou raging to Jones.

Brown-You ask me to lend you five
dollars. Why don't you 60 across the
street to the bank and ask them to lend
it to you? Lending money is their
business.
Jones-But they don't know me.
Brown-All the more chance of your
getting it then.
Jones-Why?
Brown-Because no one who did
know you would lend you nickel.
Jones (disdainfully)-Oh!
Brown-You may oh others but you
can not owe me.-TerGs Stftings.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-14
COME AND SEE OUR WORKS.
CORN SHELTERS,

Threshing Machines, Mowers and Horse
Powers, Columns. Door Plates and Lint.ls
and Castings of all kinds made as per plens
or pattern Blacksmithing Of all kinds done
to order. Sash weights Pa cents per pound
Cash paid for old iron
TAu work warranted.
The Abilene reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1883-1888, 1886-10-14

Library GIuttOny Injurious to the
Mind as Too Much Feeding Is to the
BODY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11

DENVER AND RIO GRANDR WESTERN RAIL.
WAY COMPANY.
Bondhoders Should consider the following comparative
statementsi
CoPPELL FORECLOSURE rLAN.
cent bond OF a company besrrg ~ interest,"
unit after July 1885, and secured frs
the entire property of proposed q
= issued on l. 654 mesL
preferred stock bond part OF OC0C o. :, co
pensate for sucndcung s40 Of accrued interest," aud z
difference of per cent annually for over ~ years
Surrender OF your claims against the ben, Company %
aIy for tho guaranteed principal eresL
this plan believed for various reasons 10 ne hsp
feasible al there certainty your ever receytns
the per cent bonds the promise which you must not
surrender unlimited control your bonds with
power TO the Coppe Committee to borrow money againA
tnen TO test the experiment
BONDHOLDERs RESUMPTION PLAY.
first mortgage per cent bond part 600 600 on 3ss
mes Aftor March, 1889 the full per from Sep
omber 1885, un then yearly Of per cent 10 be
paid sash IL natures payment OF the remainder may
be delay for teO years uness earnings earlier pav
nents Whole part
per DELAYED interest paymens hos,
secured By the coupons themselves which opt
alive.
Preserving claim tho Denver Compa y suo
by virtue Of the which viii have rrtes
ence over ANY preferred o common stock
plan furnishes peaceful speedy and Inexpensive so
luton Of the question and has the merit being
this comp my and ia sockhoders instead AIDING
smother corporation largely indebted 10 1t get rid Of
tebt without oompensAton
w. J. PALMER, President.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il LINES FOR CALIFORNIA. JAPAN, CHINA CEN
TRIAL AND SOUTH AMERICA AND MEXICO.
From New-York pier foot Canal at. n. r.
For the IsIhmus Of Panama
COLON sails H0ndag Janu wi noon
Central and south Amcnca and Mexico.
From san Francisco lst and Braunan SITS,
For China and Japan.
CITY OF RIO DEJANEi q sails tuesday. Jan 49, p M
For gh passage and general Information apply at Com
II. j. BULLAY, superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The q. 3. ZRLANDIA VIII sail WEDNESDAY January
o. 1885 from Francisco for iion0ulu and Sydney
will or freight Tor
point New lea and For freight psssage or general IN
San Francisco or n. j. BULLAY, Supt.
Pier foot Canal. st, n. H.. New Y Ork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
financial.

TO BOND AND STOCKHOLDERS OF THE DENVER
AND RIO GRANDE WESTERN RAILWAY COM
PANY,
We advised by the Denver and Rio Grande Reorganza
ton Committee that there deposit at its disposal
overwhelming maony OF the securities and stock OF that
company 900 in cash from the
stock practically assuring to the reorganization Of
that company some sl,SOoOdo of this d. r. O. Western
bonds deposited and at disposal and would
remind security holders that TO make the plan operative
majority of the bonds ought TO be deposited before the 10th
inst Failing that depotors withdraw their securities
the agreement VIII not be binding.
We are assured by The r. Reconciliation Committee
that other terms will be offered the Western
Company.
GEORGE COPPELI, Chairman.
J. LOWBER WELSH, TIIEO. GILMAN,
WILLIAM A. DICK, II. G. MARTIN,
Committee.
cw-IOrk Jan. y, 1856.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
7 PER CENT FARM MORTGAGES.

TIE CORBIN BANKING CO.. rs BROADWAY.
The OF sui industy In the West N0th
ana south Is the produce o tio tdr,H Nh,A ,yih
be,f ofg and support The fa'turcf- OF tle
country the vast OF rail ays That gron
thousands OF millions OF money that arr
the securities Of thcs- r'ilwy- are delcud
almost entirely the succes ~ the aTrcnltnia nhTn
railroad bonds rrupr mirage are hN"Ilo
with the public notw thsiandng INST wofigaTe
n Oducr the revenues that Austah then
T. practically PRIOR lion. II carefully made a Ill.NI
MOPTGA b. ct these FAltMa ~ beltcf thHh any
thing tiat follows .. ..... 49,. . -.,- ..
IJlIR1N.FIVE CONSECUTIVE YEARS of active ANA
largo with placing those loans has enabled hs
company all tho details reqnred 20 secure ami pro
feet lenders the record here 80 YORK OF a
these yetr, will demonstrate Tha prncnt Investors are
securities i shown by the eh"r
nous proportions which these invest have grown
with Us during tne last two years Of depression
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Week ending Week ending Correspondent
ian = 1888 Jan 8, 1896. week last year
New-York $lOG.9O2 sI3Vn5o 9'oS'oyS
Llvn 23lO ~ ,O10 EfOlo
NEw-YoRK. Saturday. Jan. o, 1893

There were no sales Exchange and Room
to-day.
BIZ Richard Y. HGrncH d 90.
TIE announced sale by r. V. Ia nett Co., OF 2stofy
lot 2o9 East ofthst Oh od-ave was AL
10 January 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11

INANTED.-By n competent, sllful CORE
spondent aud accountant Of twenty i've years expe
rence position OF trust and responsibility with some mer
camille finn secretary TO prva" parties or copOIaton
me hcst snctsI and buainoss rcfeTences Address
~ ~ NJ. A.. care Tribune once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGE.

Referring to the sale OF the southeast corner
q, broadway and Thirty thrdst' reported on fnoaS'
s.mnel Glover said Saturday: Il DO not 'hihA 'he
nrice above the market value About year ago SOFA
cha, very property James d. Fish Tor @ZloooV pu'
Tho attsr fell through 1t is true the rental is only
$4,000 but TINS 10 uhuer 'o"'' "''
about two years A., :.
IT,, ,ptorest was EXPRESSED In the discussion at the
aa,,r, "a to the block and lot systems A membe- OF
the committee said 1t is evident from the remarks
made that the question has drifted somewhat INTO
matter much that some OF the parties "io
more intent carrying their own scheme thah III Sou
ing the best possible system for the city OF New"
1t Is therefore high that minds freshto the SUBJECT
took a hand in It, The special committee Will thor
oughly sft the question. They will look into the oec
tons urged against both systems ana sney % occur
slider whether the instances In which deuites o'0"'
are likely to be frequent or isolated for this
season of the year and the figures below SNOW an n
crease of $4,000 as compared with inc previous
week: .....,,ur
ep yg s Sef oP sl5
T NSOSsISn. $iOS S,sHo ii,o55 2l'o76
There was great activity among the brokers duling
,emsnt No $50 Thirdavr for S52 500, and Nos. 25
and 81 West Tweny-sxh-s for 100000 10 D. patterson
sonth .Ide of Fy-sxth-s $50 feet west of Fifhave,
for O00 aud the fourstory stone dwelling ~ Mao'
ison,aye and Sixty -second-st for $4,000 -
Al the brokers' call. Edgar Tucker offered fourstory
stone dwelling in East Sixtysixth-st near Mauson-
ave for $40 900: also $4,000 or $4,000 TO loan on
Brookyn real estate Az to per cent eight vacant
lois in Eleventh. ave, below thllhet-
At for 81 500 eacu and five iu West Onehundredand.
A. between seventh and Eighth ayes, for
So, 500 each. f. IL. MARITIME offered two threestory
Seventh ayes. foI $4,000. f. H. Ludlow offered
three-sory frame house at White Plains. n L.. lot
nv + H. Ludlow of Nos. AZ and At Great Jones-st and
Nos 40 to A. Bond-st adjourned til FEBRUARY 9
Tho sale by R. " Harnett was adjourned until January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Gituailons tUanteo-1nales.

EOAA Il single, thoroughly com
" prtcnt understands his business IN all branches;
emp giving horses fnrnish
be- recommendations from former, and employer
ca be sonally Address j. d.. Tribune Uptown
i,2JS roadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11

FIRST MORTGAGE BONDHOLDERS OF THb
NEw-YORK CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
RAILROAD COMPANY
The committee Of BonGhoders hereby give notice that
majority OF The OF bouds having boon deposited
with Trust Company subject 10 the terms OF the
agreement u. oil bOndhoidcrs who may desire 10
participate In the benefits sad agrc ment and who have
not vet positod their bons requested 10 do
before 18th January. 1856.
j o. ROOSEVELT.
JOHN :. KENNEDY,
ADRIAN I-EIIN, Jr,
%. WILLIS JAMES,
OLIVER HARTMAN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
LIST OF AUCTIONS.
RI Bich0rd Y. RarneR6 Co.

For the week ending with Saturday January 10 the "a
ovin ga e are announced be held al The Exchange al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Giip properin il)anteo.

WILL exchange for residence on Fifth. Park
w Madison ayos, Central Park handsome prop
erty at Mountain station. Orange " j free of encum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Gonnirp 11rouertp for Sale arS 20 Eet

TOR SALE AT GREAT NECK, l.. 1.-Two
Il beautiful residences situated Manhassett Bay. 10
minutes from boat No contains OF choice
land worth 81 900 the house TO build
abundanty supplied hot cold water first
condition box stalls &C fishing boating and bath
ing prce 10000 No adjoining the above is largo and
beautiful Eousc hot and cold good barn. 32
land and Is IN every respect very desirable home price
$4,000. IIquirs Of CHARLES w ROGERS,
Great Neck, L. l.
ORANGE, Nj, (vIcinity speciality real es-
" tate; NEAR ALL STATIONS; sale and rent
EDWARD p HAMILION d CO.. % broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11

Auction room;
TUESDAY. JAN. 10.
Bv Richard '. Rarnea& Co.
Partition sale John c Gray; lot ?o1S7 and 4stOry
buildings No 1875 Bro1mest % IT. Of P4 81; e' 20
pO' ba4lSs pc! aad and 2s'S[y pl
e. G and sa 70 Cn 2I Nc 6 iS
above and plot Of land 7OlxloO5 Nos 4OS 4O5 and ACT
East 47th-st. n s, 1911 # G Of lst-ave
By Eargess & Bedmon.
Public auction sale Of - lots each 25xlOO on East lolst
Foreclosure sale PatTck Tsisroq lots 2S S
OF 2d-ave.
Foreclosure sale Hamilton Norton referee lots 2o15O
EACH OH raj rOadave cor o. Flelcherst
WEDNESDAY, JAN. l3
BIZ Charles s. BrotcH.
e arGle cor 5sih lots Is! TOO EACH ss!G e.
5gthst cor OF Grand Circle.
THURSDAY. JAN ii.
BIZ Louis Nes1er.
80 az Sroadvay running through Nos 29l apf 29s
Mercer st. O n of a,ery place; and lot n2I1IS51
Innnine jhrou sh 10 New.st Of Exchange p zee also
rsT ST. aSa .P 7 wa Si s
BIZ John F. b. Smqh.
FSS 40 Si naf GHdson sf's Of and
ss 1874 II Q Of 4th.ave.
by John r HOyd --o,., -.
sals saS noya seI 6 oBsyc and lot
90 and story dwelling No 1914 last 22e-st $40
BIZ Richard Y. Haracu d. Co.
Foreclosure Hall referee LOT sI9s "a and 2'tOTy
Similar sale Alfred Wagslsa referee lot 25Iio5 aud
2siory dwelling No l0o East Sdst 100 II OF 4thaVe'
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS-N.Y. CITY
The following le real estate Transitions recorded
Ssfb.st no As East. 2O1iOO5; &C wehon and an .oo
other to w'ssTmn If ltiavc G1:60ii c1ocG
12in,st tos 3nIr TO W Bnin5tt ..,.....-. 1900
lem a.
lloh.st 3 IS. Of 5,h.ave: ls9tloel0: sisoss
a Iss': l t7tSs IT, EFT bTcad~av l65I
'47h srs,S Sri I, e i Witch ad 10000
'sr fGIsa ssc and ss
rrn man :ssp 5n see 6Os IT Of TsnadaPaGcjo
5x 81 15jx %; g OpiySe ana another to Leon coo
watnave. s 5 1918 rs Of 5oihst 37sKloi:$xlI. ,oo
e''1; THOMPSON and another to BTnning 1000
Na iy o.' "oo' $1,000
rhGS and another 20 Raey 10000
e al to executors for i Kllnker 1900
te n to 7 wihsns so'..D -: 1925
l64thst l25 r. OF ot6'9y S0 8iIgS' Tho
stebbns%ye, 8, 766 q o. Freeman st l231llox .,
l2j.Zxil6los II bonnely 70 NJ sheridan -.
isl 8 . and 55i soa'st crasor and 1910
g snm g s.9e int 10000
i SI@ Il Maoy 49, a. 800
OWN m"xbry and wife to N ooaruf .. 10000
JohD.st [042 X Ross ct al to Thorn $4,000
ont nit ana vile vie to Bell 800 $4,000
Southst n = u 10 # 81 MOntgomey-st 10 Llo1l50
70 Frontst; executor for q Mather to +
10 Strand ami II 10000
wife 70 Wagner Hs -onoD. 1880
st. 9 II Locke to " Merritt l.......'.. 10000
iOtSave " s to iithsye. rom go to Githst VIM
b Coates to w Noble.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Brooklyn propertp Eur Sale a1b % Ee.

I OTIS FOR SALE along Brooklyn Elevated
~ Railroad NOW Is the best time buy.
rutland a. WHITING, o Beekman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
BIZ &. n. LaidiOip d. Co.

4.stOry buildings with ote Nos 40 az and a. Bondst
of BoUery and buildings with lots NOS 4S and az
Great Jones.st wof Owery adjourned to February D.
The ota amount realized the Exchange and Auction
Room public auction sales OF city real estate Tor the
veek ending with Saturday. Jan. g. WAS $l0,I2o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-01-11
Ocean Steamers.

TNMAN LINE
1 FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
CITY Of CHICAGO. Gtuiday. Jan. ID 2.
CiIS OF RICHMOND SATURDAY, Jan 80 p. IN
Ratio ........... saturday. Jan. 80 D.
From Inman PIER foot OF Grandst. jersey CITY UABIN
PASSAGE, $50 o and 500. Intermediate $50. STEER
AGE from New.York $ O. Prepaid tickets $l5.
PETER WRIGHT q so ~, GEM Agents.
No. broadway y. y.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

iourncr last Friday. This has been the
Generals third season in the Basin on u
pleasure and sporting expedition and he
reports this the most enjoyable Of the three.
| lie spent several weeks in the BELT noun
tains, hunting and fishing, and secured con-
siderable feath.red game and n great many
trout. lie goes direct to Chicago, where he
enjoys "a large and lucrative law practice.
This is not his last trip into the Judith
Basin.
There is "A crying need for II daily mail be-
tween Lewistown and White sulphur
Springs via Martinstlale and Ubet. The
daily already exists as far as Ubet. Owing
to the refusal of the government to estal-
lish this. Both Of the newspapers printed
in these respective towns reach their readers
only one hundred miles-one week after
date. New York papers are received fully
as early. This is progress with vengeance;
and IL encouraging the settlement Of the
wcst-in "a horn; and yet we boast that we
are the proudest, most enlightened and
most progressive nation on earth, but we
lie if we think so, the postal department
lies If IL even thinks il supplies the needs of
the Ia vest in postal scrvic.-lIusband-
man.
Mr.. Charles :. Gibson, who has just re-
turned from Wolf creek informs us that
there is an immense amount of hay in the
stack alcrg that stream. He estimates
| that there must be in the ncighbOrhood Of
5000 tons. lie says that hay is stacked
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
MAIDEN. LOCALS.


! The town is picking up.
! rich strike is reported in the Spotted
/ liorse mine.
4. }. McNap,ara ard +. \. Marlow visit
ed Maiden Sunday.
| our school opened Monday. Miss san
dise will teach the young idea to shoot.
| Clark Tingley, Of Tingley Bros cattle
ranch on Deer creek, WAS in town Monday.
Hugh Green WAS in town sunday last
Hugh is ncgotiating for the Atchison ranch.
Mr.. u. Gics. oi the Maiden restaurant, is
quite sick, but we hope TO see him around
again in IA few days.
II seemed like oideD times To hear the
whistle at the Maginnis mill resound
through the bills last sunday.
Mrs. II. W. lIigley has been very sick for
the past week, but is rapidly recovering un-
der the skllliul treatment OF DR.. Stone.
Dave Foreman, the fast ireightcr between
Junction, Maginpis and Maiden, came in
last Sunday with freight for our merchants
We noticed very fine line ~ samples for
suits ut \. 7. Dnsmore's and would ad wise
all ia need of clathins to call and ha vc their
measures taken.
We were shown IA piece of very rich ore
from the Florence, carrying free gold and
ruby silver. Ii the ovncrs get much ore Of
that character they are milionaires in "a
day.
Geo. Berhins has bought an interest in
the placer ground owned by Mc,;rath *
Hill They are taking out from three to
six dollars per day and had they sufficient
water could easily double the amount.
The stamps at the Maginnis mill COM
menced dropping Tuesday noon. The 60.
has its ore house full of the precious metal
and lots more in sight; in fact, the mine
never looked better than il does to-day.
Mrs. W. II. Burgess returned from the
east last Saturday. Her visit was brought
To IA close very unexpectedly by the illness
Of Mr.. burgess. May W. II. be on the
streets again very soon is The wish of their
many friends.
Deputy Wash. Kelly will take the half.
breed, now in jail at Lewistown for selling
stolen horses, to White sulphur Springs for
trial AT this term Of court. Mr. Hash and
j. l.. stuart will be on hand TO see to it
that lac is sent "over the road"
Messrs. Williams, Young and Mason have
returned froman extensive prospecting trip
down the Missouri. They are not very
enthusiastic over the placer diggings alon,
the river, though they found gold in several
places but not in paying quantities.
Mes-rs. Dexter, Rhodes * Bonner have
gone on an extensive prospecting trip.
Some years ago Mr.. Dexter was prospect
IN, IN the same mountains they propose
going to now, and found some very rich
fioat, but owing to the Indians being very
troublesome. WAS Obliged to oleave without
nneart.ins anything. Mr.. Rhodes is AN
old-tine prospector and We will wager il
there j, Head in the mountains. Mr.. X. will
find it. May they return with their pockets
fu.l oi gold,
The recommendation for stock commits
>ioner for Choteau county of Mr.. a. W.
Taylor must he very gratifying to his faith
or, Uncle Jesse +. Taylor, who il "a faithful
member OF the executive committee. Cho-
trau county ,tockmcn regard the recon-
mendatiuE ~ a good one. i've stock Jrnl
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

Hon. J. X. TooIc and Col. j. A. Johnston
passed last week for n tour Of eastern
Meagber county and will ALSO visit Benton
before they return. Mr.. Toolc's principal
object ON this trip is to gi,in II personal
knowledge OF the country and learn its
needs in regard to mails and other public
matters. Mr.. Toole will return to the
Springs ON the 2Osl, ON which date he will
open the campaign in an address to our peo-
pleand from thence he will start ON his cam.
paigning tour of the territ tory.-li iuhand'n
Not 50 fast Brother Bob-thc Hon. Joe
has already opened the campaign at this
pl.ce
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
BUSINESS LOCALS.


l.. i. MarStofi. the Jeweler.
Old papers for sale AT this office.
Climax. Piper IIeidsieck and Red tross
Chewing Tobacco, at Pol,nd's grocery
store.
From $40 9" so actually saved by pur-
chasing through stage and railroad ticket
to points in United States and Canada, via
billings, BENTON and Maiden Stage Line.
Covered coaches to the railroad. Choice of
Routes from 81. Paul allowed purchaser Of
ticket. For rates and iur,her particulars,
call on or address, John Beck. agent, Mai
den, NJ. r.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

Mr.. Jos. II. Norman, IA young man from
the Musselshell, was In town Saturday and
purchased a half interest in the Smyth
property and business. The firm name
viii be S,Dsih & Svs,man. The. sin pat
in stock Of general merchandise. We
wish them abundant success in this new
venture.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

Notice is hereby given that the co-part-
nership heretofore existing under the firm
name of Groesbeck Il Poland. doing busi-
ness In Maiden, Meagher county, Montana,
as general dealers in hardware, is this day
dissolved by mutual consent, the said
Groesbeck withdrawing from said firm;
all accounts of said firm to be settled by
NJ. l.. Poland, who is aut horized to rccei,,t
for the same.
JEp. GgoEsBEcK,
NJ. l.. PoLAND.
Maiden, Montana, Sept. sth, 1856.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
TAKEN UP.

Came to my band on the head of South
Fork Of Mcdonald creek, last week in
August 1856, one small bay pony. two
hind ieet white, white stripe in face, about
seven years old, branded on shoulder and
thigh. Owner can have same by proving
property and paying charges.
HARRY BRADSTREET,
Lewistown, Sept. IL, 1ss6
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
Notice.

Numerous inquiries have reached me ~.
gariing stray stock. a full description al
brands and other marks of lost stock. adj
dressed to any inspector will better enable
them to recover the same. | will also he
glad to receive description of any stray
stock that may he running on the scver;,!
ranges. Address,
WA. tANTRELI.. Stock Inspector,
Fort Maginnis, Fergus Co., NJ. I.
August goth, 1856
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

Us. LAsD OFFICE At HELENA. NJ +.
August eth, lss6
complaint having been entered al this Office ly
George Jones against Robert Converse for failure
to comply with Law As to Timber Culture entry M,
i9so, dated June II, 1ssi upon the e.. NEl.,
E's SEA, section townships, north II rang.
!? east, in Meagher County. Montana. with
view To he cancellation Of said entry; ant
alleging that claimant, has failed 10 break or
parties are hereby summoned 10 appear at thi.
oifee on the eth day Of October lsss at 10 ocloc
a. hi.. 10 respond and furnish testimony concern.
ing sam alleged failure, and testimony To be used
at said hearing will he taken Ief,r. philin /
Moule, notary pablie, in and for Meagher county
Montana, at his office in Bercail Montana com
nencing on the 2fh day of October, lssf. at 10
oel,ck, a.
w L,SrHoPsr Register
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
$40 REWARD.

Straycd from my ranch ON Warm Spring
Creek. one heavy set bav mare, weight
about LOO pounds, branded horseshos
over I'll combined, ON left hip. Ten dollars
will be- paid for her return.
+. I. COLVER,
Maiden Mont
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
STRYAYED.

One light bay mare, three years old,
some white in tail branded in keystone
ON left shoulder. Also one black, unbrand-
ed horse colt, medium size, star in fore
head; no other marks. Any information
leadi 9 to their recovery will be suitably
rewarded.
l.. }. MORRISON * CO.,
Phlbrook NJ r.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

Any person having lost two unbra nded
colts over one year old, and willing to pay
for this advertisement. by sending full de.
scription. age. color and sex. can hear of
their whereabouts by addressing,
W. w. HuMpnREys,
Foreman l. ]. Ranch.
Fort Maginnis, NJ. 4.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16
Notice..

All persons ARE hereby notified that will
not he responsible for any debts or pay
any orders that Albert BELL Shaffer may
contract ar issle.
ID. l.. SNAPPER.
Cottonwood, August 2lth. 1SS6.
Fergus County argus., 1886-09-16

LEwIsrowS, NJ. T.. Sept. I. 1886.
The undersigned have purchased the in
tcrest Of all parties in the lumber business
heretofore conducted in the name Of W. H.
Watson, ct the Big Casino and Nloccasin
conducted by them. under the name of the
Judith Lumber Company, with Office at
Iewistown. The continued favor Of the
public is respectfully solicited.
MARIA l.. WATSON,
G.. A. REEDER,
L. w. REEpER.