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DEATH OF JAMES ROBINSON.
Ha II Found Dead in His Cabin with the
Flesh Torn from His Body by
Wild Animals.

Last Friday Gus Lavelle and Chris Strauss,
living in a gulch a few rods from James
Robinson's cabin, went to borrow a wood
sled from him. They found bones of a man,
stripped of their flesh, in the cabin, and by
the absence of two fingers from the right
hand, identified them as those of Robinson.
The footprints of mountain lions and bob
cats near the cabin evidenced they had
denuded the bones of flesh. Robinson had
not been seen for twenty-one days. Before
the coroner's jury, Gus Lavelle testified that
ten days before he passed Robinson's cabin,
and seeing a COW inside, he went in, drove
her out, and fastened the door She had
been eating a straw tick which was lying on
the floor. He did not see any person at tho
time, but believes now the skeleton of Rob
inson was under the tick at the time. A
piece of opium, which Robinson was in The
habit of using, was lying on a table, whitfield
off, and a knife beside it. The general belief
is he died from an overdose of opium. He
was a man of unbalanced mind, would 60 off
on long prospecting trips alone, and so his
absence at the time occasioned no concern to
bis n%eighbors. The following throws some
further light on the matter:
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DANIEL SULLIVAN KILLED At GRANITE
Peter Green, the Engineer, Held for carelessness,
occasioaing the Accident.

By an accident, Daniel Sullivan was killed
at the Granite Mountain mine Nov. q. He
was ascending in the cage which slipped by
the sheaves, crushing him against the tim
bers and breaking his spine between the
shoulder blades. A Coroner's inquest was
held by Justice McInnes, of Philipsbnrg.
The jury found that there was carelessness
on the part of Engineer Peter Green, and
the Justice made out a warrant for arrest, or
which Constable Carten arrested and brought
the prisoner to Deer Lodge. At there were
Justices at Philipsburg and other points
nearer, and there would be much expense in
bringing witnesses here for trial, Sheriff
Coleman sent the prisoner back in charge of
Deputy Ross, and he is to have a hearing to-
morrow before Justice Labrie. Sullivan was
80 years of age, and was buried at Philips
burg Monday. Father DeRyckere was called
and attended him in his last hours. Mr..
Green, the engineer, stated here that he had
been an Engineer for 20 years-including five
years at the Ontario and a year or two at the
Alice-and this was the first accident he ever
had. He says it was not his fault at all that
Sullivan was injured that it was the fault OF
the indicator. We have no details of the
matter.
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THE COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Special Notice.

We have opened a school for Stenography
and Type-writing. As our buildings have
been more than full hitherto, we have been
unable to give proper space and attention to
this branch of instruction; but as our new
buildings are approaching completion, we
are about making elaborate provision for in
struction in these branches.
TERMS.
Course Of If 20 20 lessons in Short Hand.... SO 70 GO
Course Of 3 months in Type-writing,
with daily use of instrument. ...... 10 90
To students who enter for the purpose of
t,king Stenography and T%ype-writing alone,
we would say that no time will be lost, every
moment of school hours being spent to the
direct advantage of the student.
For particulars, address
D.. j. MCMILLAN, President.
Deer Lodge, Mont, Nov. 20, 1893. I'LL If
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Isaac D.. Huntoon, of Helena, is over
from Helena enjoying Thanksgiving.
Mr., John Bolt, who has been i'll OF pneu-
monia the past three weeks, is convalescing.
MI. and Mrs. W. T. Elliott, of Race Track,
were in town attending the ball last even
ing. ~@- m
DIR. A. q. Mitchell, DR.. Chas F. Mussig-
brod and Mr.. Ehrick M%ussigbrod we're in
town yesterday.
Mr., L. o. Leonard, of the Re ie,c and Tele-
qraph, was in town Tuesday, an d paid tribute
to Uncle Dicks Treasury. @
Judge Galbraith went to Billings a few
DAYS ago and met his children, who were re-
turning from their visit to Iowa
Messrs. Ed. s. Larabie and G. x. Larabie
left for Tacoma last Saturday, and will prob
ably visit California before rel turning.
Mr.. A. J, Dusseau, one of our favorite old
| residents, but now Of Butte was IN town
/ this week conyalescing from asevere ana
| protracted illness.
Mrs, John Gerber has arrive at Garrison
from California, and now "Joh IS haP'y'
Har ma,v friends in Deer Lodge will be
pleased with a visit any time soon.
Mr.. Joseph c. Spooner, an old resident OF
Deer Lodge, who has been at Wasn'hgto"
Gnlch for several years, has returned mere 70
conva]esce from illness and remain curing
the winter.
Mr.. Will. F. Furay, Clerk and hecoluer
o,oa+ loft last Saturday for a months visit to
friends in Omaha, Chicago and st. LOUIS a
host Of friends wish him ple asant Journey
and quick return.
MI. +ovn has been full Of visitors thi'
49, .orovd ,hroneing up street from eacf
train, and all trying to reach the treasurer
60 e.s+ unc,e Dick Kennon has hat
.es ..,1ars than ANYBODY the past ten days
The $40 per cent" goes on to morrow
,,...ano+hor, Stuart. the oldest lady il
49, Who has been quite feeble re
Gently, was in critical cend' tlon yes'e,""s
Her sons, Thomas and Sam ei' Jams ~"
from Orc Elmo, and her gfah"sou '-
cana over from Helena J escoroas'
foared she cannot long survive.
Mr.. A.. B. Hammond was very dangerous :,
IN IF pneumonia, this week. Al.nous" =
hal excellent physicians, -: orsa-n
Amsden, of Butte, specially skl'leo auu eNp
r;4nced in the treatment OF Pneum ~. =,
teles raphed for, and ACCOMPANIED W w. ..a;
r Council, went down oy sPe''"'
When they returned the CT ISIS WAY p"
} Mr. Hammond improving.
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THANKSGIVING.
1t is Celebrated with Religious Observance
and Social Festivities.

Thanksgiving Day was we'll observed in
Deer Lodge. The day was pleasant, and
enabled reunions to be held, where around
the festal board gathered the generations Of
the family to be thankful Of heart for life,
health, prosperity and happiness.
The services at the Episcopal church were
conducted by Rev. A. E. Howard, whose ad-
dress is spoken of in the highest terms. The
music, as published last week, was delight
fully rendered, and one of the most enjoya-
BILE features of the day.
The Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist
denominations Joined In their Thanksgiving
services al the Presbyterian church, Rev. R.
E. Dunlap presiding. The Invocation was
by Rev. A. G. Bishop, followed by an an
them of Thanksgiving by the choir, and a
sermon by Rev. John Moore, taking for
text, Psalm 92.1-1t is a good thing to give
thanks unto the Lord. After a song OF praise
the services were closed with prayer AMI
benediction by Rev. DR.. D.. j. Mcmillan.
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X. OF p. BALL,
Under the Auspices of Joe Dowdall Division,
Uniform Rank. :;

The Joe Dowdall Division, Uniform Rank,
Knights Of Pythias. paraded the principal
streets yesterday afternoon, with the Deer
Lodge Cornet Band, which, by the way,
makes excellent music, in the advance.
There was a fair turnout of the Division, and,
considering the short tire they have been
organized, the marching and evolutions we're
very commendable for uniformity and pre-
cis,on. They are good material, and will
make 4 crack Division if they give the drill
attention and practice.
The Ball, which is progress as we close the
forms, is very fully attended by the best OF
our society people and %neighbors, An" tne
brilliant uniforms and handsome toilets
make mp the brightest and fairest gathering
there has ever been in the town. The IL. +"
P. Ball is always the social event OF the sea
son. and this is '.the best one of all" In
music i. BY Orton's Quadrille Band, and tn
{ upper is given at the McBurney house
which statement alone is assurance that DOL
| are all that could be desired.
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A Scrap ofPaperSaves Her Life,

A Scrap ofPaperSaves HerLif
1t was Just an ordinary scrap of wrapping
paper, but it saved her life. She was in the
last stages of consumption, told by. physl-
only a short time; she weighed less than
seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping
ape she read of DR. Kings New Discovery,
and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought a large bottle, it helped her more,
bought another and grew better fast, contin-
ned its use and is now strong, healthy, rosy,
plump, weighing 40 pounds. For fuller
particulars send stamp to W. h. Cole, Drug
gist, Fort Smith. Trial Bottles of this won
derful Discovery Free at Deer Lodge Drug
Co.'S Drug Store. 1912
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PROTECT YOUR EYES.

Mr.. A. Hirschberg, the we'll known st.
Louis Optician, has appointed VIM. Coleman
.oapt for his celebrated interchangeable Dla-
mond spectacles every pair guaranteed TO
snit the eyes for lite. The best Ocu''sts ana
Physicians pronounce in their favor, anu AL
VIII use them are only too glad to testify 70
their clearness, durability, and comfort and
aase they give to tile eyes, even upon the
most difficult work. Call and examine some
WIN. COLEMAN,
ooc Sole Agent for Deer Lodge.
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Editor Tom Bakers Trial.
Madisonion, 9th.

~AISs
The editor hoped he would be at the helm
before this but the fourth week has set in
and he il still fiat on his back, though slowly
improving in health. For the last two weeks
every employee of the office has been laid up
with some complaint or other-mostly serious
cases of humps, and there rave been no
stsub'' primers in the town. In this connec-
ton we have to tender our acknowledgement
of the valuable aid rendered US by Mr.. hos.
Deyarmon in the emergency thus created.
Had it not been for his assistance, we fear we
should not have been able to have issued the
Madisonian, either last week or this. Mr..
Bush, the local reporter, has also had his en-
erRies taxed to the utmost to perform the
multifarious duties imposed upon him, bav-
ing been compelled to act in every depart
ment, from the editors sanctum to the DEVILS
''pig sty." The Rev. E. g. Prout, of the
Montana Churchxnan, has also rendered us
valuable assistance in this matter.
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The dry cold weather of the early winter
months is productive Of great deal of Group
among children. Mothers should be on the
lookout for it, and be prepared to arrest it as
soon as the first symptoms appear. True
Group never comes without a warning; a>day
or two before the attack the child will be-
come hoarse, and that symptom is soon fol-
lowed by a peculiar, rough cough. If Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is given as soon as
this hoarsness or cough appears, all danger
and anxiety may be avoided; it has never
failed, even in the most severe cases. There
is no danger in giving the Remedy for it CON
tains no injurious substance. Sold by j.
Owings. 1Ol2
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DIED.
SrUARr.-In Deer Lodge, at 8 a. m, this
Friday morning, Mrs: Nancy y e: Stuart,
A WARMING.

The modes of deaths approach are various,
and statistics show conclusively that more
persons die from diseases OF the Throat and
lungs than any other. 1t is probable that
everyone, without exception, receives vast
numbers of Tubercle Germs into the system,
and where these germs fall upon suitable
soil they start into life and develop, at first
slowly and is shown by a slight tickling SEN
sation in the throat and If allowed to con-
tinue their ravages they extend to the lungs
producing Consumption, and to the head,
causing Catarrh. Now all this is dangerous,
and if allowed to proceed will in time cause
death. At the onset you must act with
attention is dangerous and NAV lose you
your life. AS soon as you feel that some
thing is wrong with you Throat, Lungs or
Nostrlls, obtain a bottle of Boschee's German
Syrup. It will give you immediate relief.
H62-1y-eOW
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How often DO We .l rear our our f bss have say a
s snen pass pss' away" But does it pass aw rayd
owed owed by veakness, flushing ashlal e of ass s0e on
mucous and milky aa; d disehasseS loss sso Of appetite,
s s;%ss;. 'f Il yes have : ny se q !. ;asss y; ;g%B Bss's;
By asi.e ofegcn K Hd,% It Te Beet IL i ho q Ss'f p rug
speedy lsn 1e% %%: F. Ssh STANLEY II Manager. 1919
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j. II. Owings, the Druggist, desires to in
form his patrons that he is agent for Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy, the best and most
reliable medicine in use for cough, colds and
Group. No one suffering from a throat or
lung trouble can use it without benefit. 1t
will cure a severe cold in less time than any
other medicine or treatment; it is the only
known remedy tibet will prevent Group.
Sold by j. Fl. Owings. 1912
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Notice to 10. Debtors.

II, facilitate the collection OF Indebtedness
,,a the Deer Lodge Drug Co. to July 5O' 1885,
,,,o hooks Of the Company have beer placed
with FIR BILL, MAIN STREET DEER AoD'
to whom all payments are to be made
T. 8. SrAcKPoLE, Manager.
Deer Lodge, 1T, Oct. 81 1885, 'o''
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GEORGE
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,

=, I, CASE ENaINEs n THREsHERe,
Mccormick Harvesters and Mowers
Peter schnttler Wagons,
Sulky and Walking Flows,
RApprn. RAILING AND BINDING WIRE,
Genuine Hollingsworth Hay Rakes,
ni,l's Concord and Peters Team and Buggy Harness.
Will handle only first class Goods and guarantee
prices lower than any other Implement House IN inc
Territory. =
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The New Chicago School.

Mr.. T. B. Hammond, who conc'n"eu us
s.yep months term of school at New cn,eako
Nov. q, writes us that the average a''e"
100, ~ the term was II, and the largest mum
s"- enrolled. 50. Diphtheria prevailed dur
~ tha earlier part of the term. ne puts on
."s 80 Of those deserving special c1eu'''
o 1's Hughes, Charlie and Grayson Prosser,
...;. nna and Willie Dingwal', Eva ana
, ",".,"sn Tinkl~paugh, Allen McPhail and
,,.n;a Lev Mr.. H. makes ackno" W..
...o . n,mhe Of adults of the Distric'
,,,ndo... shown, and reluctantly DOS
them goodbye.
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TOO Late"
Philipsburq Mail, 22d.

An old man named Edgar Foy dice az
Nilot's hotel last Sunday morning, at aoou'
8 o'clock. He had nc known friends or reIa
tiyes, and was buried at the expense OF tne
county. He was at least 70 years of age. ana
had gray hair and beard. He worked a short
time at Rumsey, but in the past few days OF
his life he engaged in saving wood at Kirk
Vile. Saturday morning, however, he was
unable to pursue his labor, and was given
money by some of the citizens to pay his way
n Deer Lodge, in view of going INTO the
hospital at that place. He missed the tram
Saturday morning and went to the hotel IN
tending to start on his journey Sunday morn
I'M, vhich he did but the journey he took
VA perhaps the one he least expec'eo' w
Va. undoubtedly the easiest tor MIN 10 p"'-
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Just Arrived.

One car each of Rocky Mountain Bob
S,eds and Clark & Co.'S Celebrated Cutters
| ali styles and prices. Purchasers are reques-
ted to call and examine these Goods before
placing their orders elsewhere Satisfaction
>" mi tf BENNETT Bros Co..
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Holiday eooas-xake F'nr S'le''''n'
naer Just %o s5s1ts'' Drug :, Co.,

.,..a;d line Of Holiday Goods.
stationery and Vases in F.afs nsrrsments
Bisqne rig ars Plaa ues, Artistic Goods,
n.v Line of I.undborg $ pe1iI Fa;ry Lamps, Etc.
Rochester Aiola 'ysa. orlr offered for sale
The very finest uoons yonr selections and
h he,.' them set aside While inc
and there Is a"p'1 ~. .orJ cd. Delay is dan
NJ First come, nts = md DRUG CO,
QerOns. W.. z STANLEY, Manager.
Nov. 10. VIM
1nsOtf "
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NEW. TO-DAY.

Dog Poisoned-$loo Reward.
The undersigned will pay 500 Reward for
the production of evidence that will lead to
the conviction of the person or persons who
threw poison over the penltentiary fence last
Saturday night and poisoned the Irish setter,
sBeecher." FRANK CONLEY.
ST. MARKS.
1912 1t MARTIN GLEASON.
s.. NJ. &. HUGHES.
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HOMICIDE At RuMSEY.
p. r. Maller Fatally Stabs James Thompson.

Tuesday night of last week James Thomp-
son and three other men, all wood choppers
employed at the Granite, occupied a cabin at
Rumsey and engaged in a game of cards.
Thompson and P. E. Maher quarreled over
the game. Maher went out doors and invited
Thompson to follow, which he did, when the
two men began fighting, and by the time the
two others got out they were down on the
ground struggling. They were finally sepa-
rated, when it was found Thompson had
been savagely stabbed in the back, just under
the left shoulder blade. Maher still had in
his hand the dagger, about six inches long,
and dripping with blood. Maher gave him
self up at Philipsburg, and is now in Jail
here at Deer Lodge. Thompson languished
until Tuesday morning of this week, when
no died.
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TOWN NOTICE.

All persons indebted for Town Licenses
under the ordinance Of the town OF Deer
Lodge. passed October Is, 1888, are hereby
notified that the same are now due, and they
are required to pay the same forthwith to the
undersigned. HARRY r. TEk
Recorder of the Town Of Deer Lodge.
November Is, 1883 1OlO u
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The will of Thos. L.. Napton. Esq, de-
ceased, divides his property equally between
his children, Mary and Lanier. The Butte
residence is not to be sold, but rented, ard
the children to receive the proceeds.
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McELHENEY-SwEENEY.-A Granite, MT,
Sunday, Nov. %, 1888, by Father Il. De-
Ryckere, Mr.. Dominick McElheney and
Miss Annie Sweeney.
Observation-Disclosures McBurney House
in Deer Lodge, Saturday evening. Nov.
II. by j. NJ. Hartwell, J. p, Mr.. Joseph
Thorn and Miss Amanda Perriman, both
of New Chicago, Mont.
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R~oklan,s Arn1c0 SalVe.

BUckIenS ATT1lcH oaIVe.
The BEST SALvE in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rhenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chlloialns,
cures Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale
by the Deer Lodge Drug Company. llOU9 ~
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NOTICE {!

Persons who have subscribed to the Meth
dist church of Deer Lodge, will please pay
the same to Rev. John Moore, as som s"." -
inn Phil E. EVANS, Trustee.
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Dandruff is probably one of the most diff.
cnlt diseases of the scalp to cure, but Dutard's
Specific never fails to remove it permanently.
Soreness after shaving is instantly relieved
by it's use. Sold by Deer Lodge
Drug Company, VIM. F. Stanley, Manager.
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EupepSy.
Through Trains From Butte to st. Paul,
via Montana Central Railway.

Take the Scenic Route of the Northwest
the Montana Central and Manitoba Railways
for st. Paul, Chicago and all Eastern cities.
The only line running Palace sleeping cars,
luxurious dining cars, free sleepers for Sec
ond class passengers n magnificent day
coaches between Butte and St. Paul without
extra charge. The through Atlantic Express
leaves Butte at $40 a. M; Helena 1905 p. m.
Through Montana Express arrives at Helena
5 p. NJ; Butte 8:25 p. m. For further particu-
lars, call on or address any agent of the COM
pany, or P. P. SHELBY,
Gen'l Manager, Helena.
NJ. BENTON, Travelling Passenger Agent,
1909 If Helena.
THE BOZ NEW NO. 4 LlGHT-RUNN1NG
MOVars and oil Osborne EytrQa nOH ar John
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Go to W. B. Richardson for Gold Rings,
Watches and Jewelry. Every Watch SOLO
warranted for two years. 1Ulzu
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When you desire a pleasant physic, try St.
Patrick's Pills. For sale by J. H. Owings.
mo
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pHoToGRAP HIS.

..c A M. I photographs will
Those wlsn,nk ~ =, r, NJ. Rice, as be has a
do we'll to can y" take any kind of picture
vom wish, and always gives
1O11 1t |
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- NJ. store and get q ChesLc
Call at the City Dru. con an attack OF
Protector. 1t may save W" 1O11 If.
pneumonia.
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DESTRUCTION IN MUSIC

will he given by the undersigned as "pp''''
to the PIANO AND ORGAN.
An,,;c,,;ons may he addressed, e care u
sh apri' Deer Lodge Drug Store 9r OF
postofRce, to u. parties. etc.
UTMusic furnished lot o"''''
1904 If
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Marriage, Birth and Death Notices inserted
free, il Information thereof is sent to this Office.
Obituary Notices, Resolutions of Coincidence,
Advertising rates.
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BRICK FOR SALE.

have in kiln, over and above YEA am confsac cts
thia ear ~ Soo. 600 to COZ, 900 good quality brick
which / offer for sale at reas9na",e pns'
os Sent ~ isSs. 1908 til Deer Lodee.
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Game Law Notice.

lThe following extracts from the game avs
are published in the Husbandman by the
Smith River Rod and Gun Climb, with notice
that they will vigorously prosecute any vio-
lation of them3
Section 1,143, page 9G5 of the compiled laws
of Montana provides that any person or per-
sons who shall shoot or otherwise kill or
cause to be killed any buffalo. moose, elk,
white tailed deer, black tailed deer, noun
tain sheep, Rocky mountain goats or ante
lope, between the LIST day of December and
the 10Th day of August OF the ensuing year,
shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor,
and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in
any sum not less than twenty dollars nor
more than fifty dollars for each ofense.
Section 1,H7 provides that any person or
persons who shall shoot or kill, or cause to be
killed, any grouse, prairie chicken, pheasant,
fool hen, sage hen, partridge or quail, be-
tween the 10th day of November and the 10Th
day of August of the next ensuing year, shall
be deemed guilty of a mi>demeanor, and
upou conviction thereof shall be fined in any
sum not less than 25 nor more than fifty dol
lars for each and every offen>e.
Section 1,15l of the same act provides that
the possession of the dead bodies or any part
thereof of the animals or birds mentioned in
this act shall be taken as priMa tacie evidence
that such person or persons is or are guilty
OF killing the same.
Eupepsy.
This is what you ought to have, in fact
you must have it, to fully enjoy life. Thous-
ands are searching for it daily, and mourn.
ing because they find it not. Thousands upon
thousands of dollars are spent annually by
our people in this hope that they may attain
this boon. And yet 1t may be- had by all.
according to directions and the use persisted
in, will bring you good Digestion and GUST
the demon Dyspepsia and install..instead Eu-
pepsy. We recommend Electric Bitters for
| Dyspepsia and all diseases of Liver.
Stomach and Kidneys. Sold at 50 cts. and
S1.00 per bottle at Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S
Drug Store. 1912