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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-13
Die Neiie in's paraoies.
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Sing Elm arnes 59ulerIein
Wtatt at1 Wanberitefen.
2ief bic gduerin: .&ommt berei
Bot ibm 8rpt unb Weden.
limb Der wegemiibe @oif
Sebte fi9 babinter,
NB unb f6lang In GROCER 6ait
Wie elm Wolf i'm Winter.
I'm fi9 bann fir 8roo unb Brei
Santbar gu ermeiien,
@pra9 Der @9iiler man1erlei
ueber feline &eiien.
unb eradblte bas unb bies
Bon Bologna unb paris.
&ief bic 9ausfrau: vparaoies 2
u9ab' i@ re9t beraommen?
9abt Sbr bort ben 6aus So3ies
3u @ef@t betommen2
Sieier tuar tmein erter Maan
unb fein 5terben flGgli6.
Set ben 5meiten id gelpaaa,
DENT i'd feiner tdgli9.A
rJreili@ bab' id ben gefannt,"
Spra9 ber I6Iaue Grembe.
gSob es mangelt ibm Gemanb,
Mnb er gebt i'm 9embe.
Wie bic arme GeeIe fror,
2onnt' i9 beutIi@ ieben;
Yin beg parabieies 36or
Vfub iie bettelnb iteben.1
Weinenb fpra6 bas CUTE Weib
Ntit geruHg' men 6dnben:
rN69t' ibm germ fdr ieinen 2eib
Wamms unb Mantel feuben.
Speiie au@ unb baares 8elb
S1idt' i'd germ benz Sobten,
Nber tuo in alIer Melt
Sinh i@ einen 8oten 2"
nGrau, i@ mill Der 8ote iein,"
Spra6 oer 66elm 3erl1lagen,
sSenn ib febre tpieber Elm
Sort in Dieraebn Sasen.
9ei, nie tuirb i'm parabies
SubeIn @uer Dams Sobies!"
Srug bic Wirtbin Fues berbei
Mantel, God uno 6hube,
Muh Der blanten GuIben brei
Wabm fie aus ber Srube,
unb elm 9utes S9infenbein
S9lug fie in elm Sh9lein elm.
Der Nagante nahm ben Sod,
Sagte: n6ott befoblen.."
unb entmi1 nit ieinem pad
Muf gei@millben Soblen.
8alb barauf Der Bauer fam,
unb bic Grau ersdblte.
@ls er re9t bic Wdbr bernabm,
Wie er i6alt uno f9mdlte!
Damn iein beites Mderpferb,
8anb er bon ber &aufe,
&itt bon oannen fodbemebrt,-
96iilerlein, nun laufe!
aIs Der liiiise @efeu
Sob ben Bauer traben,
Warf er feline Sraelaft i1nen
Sn ben Wegegraben,
2ebnte ft9 auf feinen Stab
Mie elm miiber Wanberfnab.
6ielt ber Bauer on unb frug:
0eba! Sabt Shr 3eineu,
Ser elm tpeiBes 8hnbel trug?-
0ei, bas nil i'd meinen.
@ls Sbr FAINT, oa tuarb ibm bang,
9ur6 ben @umpf er tueitsr fprang
Wlit bebenben 8einen.
So Sbr aber srOBe Gil
6abt, ben 69elm gu fangen,
2auft ibm mad; i'd balt berwe,l
Gurem ROB bic Stansen.
Stieg Der Bauer ab bonn @aul,
Rannte ihelteno ueiter,
uno ber S9iiler mar ni9t faul,
Ma6te fiG gum &eiter,
Sbdt fi9 ireuen felner 2iit
llno bon binuen iagen.-
Was aus ibm seworoen it,
@eiB i1 ni6t 3u iagen.
9lls gu SUB bsr Bauer fam
Spdt mad 9auIe tuieber,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-13

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Orudla1en bel Sobnfon gros.
'aHfertigen Idbi.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-13
SroR.

SroR.
8iff bu nit oeinem S9idIal ni9t 3us
frieben,
gern' bid bur6 bieies Wort bef@eiben:
es giebt gar 8iele nod bieniebem,
Oie bid beneiben.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Sec'y of Republican Town Con
Two Prizes WoN An STATE MUSTER


Two hiHhs y" W Ap 'lAii WI III
Comnanv +. Second Rep't of Maine
Volunteer Militia Skowhepan Iioht In
fan,rv returned from The State Muster
Saturday and brouoht home with them n,
tronhies of sunerior marksmanship md
drill. two prizes. viz. The fist prize
for Companv Team Match n fine steel
oporavine .Dnrenso of Rorke's Drift e
and also the the third nrile for Comnany
Skirmish Match "Nonoleon at Water
loo
The names of the Companv shooting
foam aro Can't II NJ Weston. lent
- c ,rroe,, co.,,.t r. c py,I,noro Com,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
A Pleasant Party.

On Monday evening, Aug. 2Oth, a party
of odd Fellows, with ladies, numbering
about one hundred, visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Clark at their residence. Buker and
Estes barges were chartered for the oc-
casion. The evening was pleasant and
all that could be desired for the event.
The ground presented very pretty ap-
pearance, being beautifully Illuminated
with japanese lanterns and two large
bonfres burning in the centre of the
grounds.
The Skowhegan band was in attendance
and furnished music that called forth
many complimentary remarks in regard
to their fine playing. A bountiful supply
of refreshments from Delano's popular
bakery had been provided, and those who
have had the plcasude of partaking OF
the eatables furnished by this firm fully
realize the pleasure of this part of thu
program.
The party had very pleasant time and
all agree that it was one of the best
times of the season. At late hour the
party broke up, before leaving they pre-
scented Mrs. Clark with a nice willow
rocker as a slight token of their respect
and esteem. >.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
REPUBLICAN DEMONSTRATION
Republicans Wide Awake.


At a meeting of the Rep. Town Com.
Monday Aug. 20, Committees as follows
were appointed to arrange for Grand
Republican Rally, Illumination and Torch
Light Procession, to take place early in
September.
Grove Committee. W. Weston and
C. NJ. Brainard.
Procession Commttee-Gen. Isaac Dyer
c. A. Marston and Capt f. II. Wing.
Reception Committee l. II. Webb.
Lewis Anderson, Gen. r. b. Shepherd,
A. X. Bixby, Col. A. W Wildes, S j.
Walton, Il. y. Merrill, NJ. L Pooler, DR..
S. A. Patten, Dir. S. j. Cushing DR.. 6. \.
Wilbur, DR.. L. A. DaScomb, W =. Bailey,
j. O. Smith, Stanley plummer, Geo. b.
Stafford, Geo N. Page, James Fellows.
Refreshment Committee--Geo. l. Good
win, Dr.C Y Richards DIR. j. y. Mer-
rill, W X. Shurtetf, +. a. Nolin, Mrs.
Geo. b. Stafford, Mrs. Sumner Pooler.
Mrs. W. f. Bacon, Mrs T.. B. Curtis
MIS- III. w. E' fclloNS, MIS- hto. -
Webb, Mrs. A. II. BiXby Miss kathleen
Eaton, Mrs. c. V Richards, Mrs. w. II.
Pearson and Miss Sadie Anderson. The
last named Committee has authority to
call in such assistants as required.
First three committees are requested to
meet at Republican Headquarters Friday
nvAniptr pnyt of IN p'plnrl,
Refreshment committee will meet at
same place Saturday afternoon next at
3 2. NJ. The date of the meeting and the
names of the speakers will be made pub
lie later.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
E0lBR0OK & HALVES


Pittshcld is a W.de awake town as IS
erybody ia Somerset knows. ami VII als.
good report for Americanism and IL
pnbleanism on the 10th day OF ScpleuleI
next. If the rousiug rally and Tag rai-in.
held there Saturday evening is to be tak
en- as an indication of the purposes ai
Republican, Of that lively town.
\ line iargc fiag WAS flung 10 the 6rcea
bearing the names Of the Republican
nominees with good music by the Pitts
Held Cornet Baud and a short speech b,
S. j. Walton ESD, our senatorial candi
date. Mr.. Walton was evidently inspire.
by the cause and the crowd as he mad,
one of his best speeches, and it was re
ceived with enthusiastic demonstrations
After the tag-raisiug the crowd adj
iourncd to Mon Hall, Glling that lara,
room to the last seat and occupying al
the standing room. when Hon. IleWcllyi
Powers delivered one of the best speocb,..
OF the campaign. Mr.. Powers as is wei
known Is "A native of PttSiield and is al
ways heard with particular interest AN,
pleasure by the people of that town.
As whole and in detail. the first meet.
ing, and the opening of the campaign IN
eastern Somerset WAS grand success
and Will have a good effect upon the ear
nest wide awake Republicans of that part
OF the county aS well as upon the candid
men in the Democratic ranks
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
The Bicycle Championship.

FAIRFIELD, ME., Aug. Il
To ne Editors of he LeriStoH journal =
wish to make a statement that no 9th.
er than fair means WAS used to win the
race for the bicycle championship at Fair
field. Mr. Patien drew the pole, and nev.
er was headed until passed by Ames OF
the home stretch. Mr.. Patten acknowl-
edged that he was in no way hindered ant
had no complaint to make so | see II,
reason to say it was jockeyed.
f. IL. Neal.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Hon. Seth MlIIlken.

Congressman Milliken will soon return
to Maine for few days and will speak At
Watevile, Aug. 27th; llartland, Aug.
2sth; South Norridgcwock, Aug, 29th and
Scion, Aug. Both. Republicans in these
towns and in surrounding towns should
circulate this notice thoroughly and give
him mnnl nnlinncps.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
AIIAboard for Bangor.

The Harrison Tigers the Skowhegar
Band and some of our citizens will at
tend the Grand Mass Meeting at Bangor
this evening. The Tigers have p NOR,
new uniforms and a fine banner contri
butcd by citizens and new torches. They
will make one of the finest campaign
companies in the grand parade tonight
They 90 by special train this afternoon
and return after the parade leaving Ban
por at II O'Clock
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23

Charles Levi Woodbury., one Of the
prominent Democrats OF Massachusetts
aud man of high legal attainments OF
the Bayard-Chamberls treaty says;
The Consequence of adopting this treat,
would be the destruction Of the fisher,
under the American flag, the paralysis OF
our hope Of naval power, aud n British
monopoly of our markets. aggrandiLin,
It's dangerous naval power. Let the treatl
| be rejected.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23

Whether man ia running for nrcsi-
dent or is engaged in any other race in
life 1t will pay him to be well shod.
Harris Shoes give free tread and pro-
lection.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The follow
ing are the real estate transfers recorded
in our county the past week;
Observation-Disclosures of Pittstield to
Anse w. Bracket $3.50. Albert S. Syl-
yester to Freeman Davis, $50 Henry
n Merrill to Charles +. Seekins 81 900,
Emely c. Simmons to Thomas s. Dexter
81 900, Louise NJ. Davis to Thomas S
Dexter, 81.
Canaan-Ruel w. Robinson ct al, tc
John b. Richards, $50,
Madison-Emma F. Perkins ct al. t,
Charles w. Barker, 80 900. F. ]. Good
speed to Theodore Gerrish, $3.50.
Hartland-Celesta A. Head to Forces
+. Moody ct al, 5000,
Scion Jonah s. Mclntire to Selden F
Green, 5000, Carrie b. Longley to vii
liam Clark, $500
Skowhegan-Lizzie II, Whttemore Il
John =. Whttemore ct al 5000. Mar,
w. Varney TO Henry Varney 81.
st. Atbans-Melylnia d. Nichols t,
Walter b. welkins, 800, +. X. Webbe
to J. N. & G. J. Hanson, $40.
Township No. flames Pooler t.
Philander X. Morris, $500.
Mayheld-Henry Hudson to C. A
Everett, el6.
Fsirneld-E Elizabeth French TO Fine
r. Hammoud. e3O0. Sanford s. Chap
man 70 Geo. 3. Crosby, $500,
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Children Cry for Pitchers Ca8tora.

When Baby was sick We gave her Castoria.
When she was Child she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, She chung TO Castoria
When she had Children, she savethem Castoria
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23

The Somerset Wooden Mil at East
Madison is to be started without delay
Mr. Brennan has leased the mill for a
term of years, paid of the help and is
hiring crew to 90 to work again. This
is good news for East Madison and they
naturally feel to rejoice over it. The
Suspension Of operations has been very
uufortun ate for the place.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
For sale.

House ON north Street WI u d HU.~hr,
rOnIns, lot. Il rads on The street and tod
back. Good Wal + tn IN. House. Guod trad
Tor any one WHO wants io buN.
ttjt JouN LASUO\
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
The Now Schooi-house.

The Building Committee have award,C
the contract for erection Of the new
school-house on the South side in This vii
lage to Messrs. CLANCY end lIoXic of THU
village. The bids were
Grccnleaf of Auburn s1,li'
Tihbetts and Smart, WoodfOrd- ~
CLANCY and IloNic, Skowhcgan 7,l1j.5
Philbrook, Watervillc SD
burlington Brothers, Watcryille I,7G
The building is to be completed Dccem
Der st next
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
FARM FOR SALE

Consisting of TO acres OF land -
Acres under good state of cultiyd-
ton. 20 acres pasturage and balance
wood and timber land with nice lot
ot Pine timber good Orchards
House and Ell. barn aud sheep barn
all in good condition. Situated J
milr nom Post Oilice at West
Athens. tor further information in
qurc OF the Subscriber on the prem.
iSeS. Aug. 18th, 1855.
3N34. THOMAS VI. GRAY.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Republican Speeches.

The republicans of Palmyra. Monday
evening, had a large and enthusiastic
meeting at Town Hall, Speeches were
made by +. W. IIovey, esq, Of Pittsdeld.
and Hon. Geo. b. Loring OF Salem, Mass.
Mr. Loring spoke at Canaan TUESDAY
evening to large audience in the Town
House. The meeting was very atten-
tive one, the address was an able EXPOSE
ton of Republican principles.
Among the entries for Eastern T.. .tr
Fair races we notice the following from
Somerset County;
10 CAS-
Hilton a Carrier, Hartland. BIZ. r. :.
Currier: James F. Comor, Pittshcla. IN.
+. DIANA; Hilton 4 Currier, Hartland. bk.
:. Hilton.
. So Class
Hilton & currier, llartand hr. r. :
| turrer.
23j Cl,ss.
\ Il. Perkins, skowhcgan, chs. Gun
ard, J p.
FREE For All Class.
S. L. Nyc Fairfield b. IN. Maud L
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Job Printing.

rbe lob Printing Establishment connected with
\. SoIHKsHr RKPoRTER Is preparedto do all class
~ ~ work the richest rs well as the most common
" competent and experienced workmen
.alnved and large stock Of paper, envelopes, and
eft,sin.5 wedding and business cards in great
VI Orders of dances. bills of fare, programs
ETC. printed n great variety Of STYLES on short
nlo,',,,.,il will receive careful attention.
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
DIED

Ssavh,glu Mr.. Cau--s h.|I5I. .za5, vs.
,u#Hth, and a. day..
ral.3a, uhir=AHea=f f.. il ms FL .ss
&. yr4---
The Somerset reporter., 1888-08-23
Shall not carry Over Anything. il
Prices are Any Object.

\ small lot of those embroidered dress patterns
we have sold many Of at $3.50. viii he closed at
81 a pattern.
Remnants of Sateens cts. per FmI 10 close. n
ways sold at T. - cents.
price.
The quantities are small AM cannot last bat Il
few days at the prices 50 secure a bargain at once,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
How IL g. Ga" CURED


By taking Hoods Sarsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
has proven itself to be potent and peculiar
medicine for this disease. II you suffer from
scrofula, try Hoods Sarsaparilla.
EVERY spring my wifo and children have
been troubled with serofula, my little boy,
three years old, being a terrible sufferer.
Last spring he was one mass Of sores from
head to feet. Wealltook Hoods SarsapariIla,
and all have been cured Of the scrofula. My
little boy is entirely free from sores, and all
four of my children lock bright and healthy"
W. b. ATHEnroN, Passaic City, Nj.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Sold by all druggists, sl six for IS. Prepared only
by c.I HOOD a CO, Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
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The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
SCROFUL.A

Is that impurity of the blood which produces
unsightly Jumps or swellings in the neck;
which causes running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which develops ulcers in tho
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindness or
deafness; which is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or "humors;" which, fasten-
ing upon the lungs, causes consumption and
death. 1t is the most ancient Of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26

While was IN rdlamook last winter
wa- affected in my back end kidneys so
that it WAS almost impossible for me TO
teach PORTLAND. When got here l was
iHlHrrd In trv rl. Oregon Kidney Tea.
! drank Mt Nv m,als. The tea made from
ii, and it has .ler,ed A rsdlral cure |
can highly rrr1mucnd it to all who are
Afflicted Al was T.. CnuS.
Sold hv w. W Morris, druggist.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26

ot ualoro on N,nJan ,,a ,a,,, - -.
arv For tho frat tima in ,,a ,,;s.or, -
the territorv tho ranphlioans u;,I b., =
m m,i,ri,,, in ho,I bors,s
c,,u,a u .,u.
Iuh'!
- N wv "e,' oounu ,'"in
o'uAu io' iie'eia
w" ne '',' 'i'a' 'he a'ie'' Vi
Ian '-'e' ~ neo Loose' reierred 10 py
the instance of Gov Tos,io ond undar
telegr,nbic ,,str,ot;ors fron, hir, 7, !.
said that tho o,,bor;,;os r,oLo tho or
rest on inflammation f,rrisbod br for
mer mariner of Iae,s in Toxos wbo hos
recontIv bod soma trorb,o It'll h hnro
The ;pform,t;op o;yen ia 10 tha ogoot
| thct Ice was a party to certain crooked
cattle transactions in Texas as much as
twelve years ago. Sheriff Templeton of
| Park county. saws that he DOES not think
anything will come of the arrest as he
has understood that the parties against
whom the "tl"nso was committed will
not prosecute owing to the length of
time that has elapsed since the event
trinspire,i. Livingston Entarprise.
A severe shock of e,rihou,k. i. ra
ported to haye occurred in the National
Park on the evening of November IL
and was followed about two minutes
later by one of lesser force. Both were
distinctly felt at all the hotels from the
| upper geyser basin to the Mammoth Hot
Springs--Madisonian.
a telegram from Castle to the Drod.
street Office at Helena. announrcs tha,
the works and mining property OF the
CnmberianI Mining and Smelling q, ON
pany of that dist let wera yesterday
attached for S32 400 by Stebbins, Son &
Co, bankers of Castle and for 81 ,025 by
| thompson Il Co., merchants of the same
place. The Cumberland company owned
a twenty-five ton smelter at Castle,
which has been operated since last
spring, and some of the most valuable
and promising mines in the district. AT
the time of their failure they were pro.
ducing from their own mines eight OF
nine tons of bullion daily. The company
was Billings Incorporation ]. X. King
and I. 5. Ash, of that place, being among
its prominent stockholders. The Cum
berland has been generally looked upor
as il successful mining venture and the
cause of the failure in not known
Herald.
\ man from D5nyer. was discovered nj
Butte hotel. with a well defined cas-,
If small ppx, He was removed at once
..Kerual" Hawkins the iemparapr,
agitator. . again in trouble, this time al
Anaconda. 1t is time this rahu-. olt
"bilkr was ,Iro,,ur,I into Il SEWER
Drr;,o h,l;,,.,.,,ha No,,h.r, D.,
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faro rr,,, all Mnr,o,o to,n, 10 u.lon,
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non w. A. Ciark ana ihmiiV feiurhe
ifoi" me east 'aai week ANA VIII CIV
house at At Butte IT, this week. -
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
PRICE 10 CENTS
Mr#S OF THE WEEK,

80 -... - - l. - - ~ tilJAI
Ar a'I.-i.ii in movaacn, has de-
SOLE" 'h'5dsru. hIk.
na'rmp. vt- 1a. 'r M,nltv to hold
'l,l 'a.t p3 the i'!inri.. Central New
Gri ans. .
k!n- Ko.aI11g and Qn.cn Kapioilani
rni"tHju A tin StGu.dimg btsp ha.l team
al II nultli
d Lessers rec, i,ci the news Of the
t!s. IrGet It his canal scheme with
hta1c'trl arr and aamiay hands.
Thr libla' 'ssctiyn in Utah politics
aar he 'r,s nt ad1is=iou OF Utah to
.Uuuyml vuuil b" rliinr against
Aut,ri ri.Hn ,a-,,ia,inn~.
.Ir rreIi mt sent t. the senate the
n ugiua ION ,d Thonas Burke, ri Wash.
inGtrr f,rrilory. to he Chief Justice Of
tna auiTemc rJurt uf ;hr riitory vice
g'hn-. Il, i Jyle, deceased.
Tn ltvrr and Ifarbor Appropriation
Hjl ha- been reported ~ the home
: me .hangs's Ntre mad. in the bill and
Us finally agreed upon, 1t was appropri-
atrs :il ,"ldS51.
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veterans wh,n they reach the age Of GO
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CIiERIFF SALE.

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TIC. Power 4 Co. VS.. c. d. Yerkcs and D. +.
Ycrkes.
titied cause, issued out of the District court
OF the Third judicial District of the Territory
or Montana, in and forthe county of Gallatin
/ Will sell NJ Sheritfs sale at the front door of
the Court House In Bozeman in said County
Of Gallatln, and Territory of Montana on
saturday the 18th day of December A. ID. lsSS,
O'clock D, M, of said day, all the right, title
and Interest of the above named Defendant,
b. +. Yerk es, in and to the folio sins descrihsd
"a of section eight ts) Township One Q) South
Hange Six (6) east. Also an undivided one
fourth 60 interest in a ditch and water right
Spain. h, +. Ferris and b. +. Yerkes, all oi
saId property being situate In Gallatln county
Territory of Montana.
ber 4. d. ISIS. JOHN MITCHELL,
~ Sheriff,
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
NOTICE FOR ~ ifPBI0ATIoN.-pES
N LAND, FtNAL PROOF.

U. S. Land Office,
Bozeman, Mont, ncrenlber StIl, toss. /
Notice tS'hercby given that
MRS. ELlZABErH.C. SHED,
Of Br1eman, T.. q. GIliatin county, NJ, 7, la.
filed notice oi intention tdnake proof o., her
ueScrt land ciaiIn O,.l7, for the SWIf ofSNV
4, section -, township :, north. Il east, be
tore NcSistcrand Receiver Mt Boseman NJ r.
on saturday, the "lih day,of January lSSp,
She names tlic following WITNESSES to prove
said land:
Mrs. Joscphne Rowland. OF Hozenan, NJ
r.. &, G. collins, oi lIiisinle, N. =, Iamcs
M. Il.
GEo. W, MosHoe, Register.
LIST pub, Dec. i2th, 1855.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle., 1888-12-26
WE. .>l 5ESDAY, DECEMBER rs, 1888
THINGS TERRITORIAL.


The territorial legislature will convene
at Helena on Monday, the l4tb of Janu-
ary. For the first time in the history of
the territory the republicans will have
majority in both houses.