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The Agonies Of Lumbago.
EAST RIVER NATIONAL BANK,1
NEW YORK March 10, 1850.

It gives me great pleasure to add nv tes-
timony in favor Of ALLcocK's Porous
hAsrERs. Last October / had q very 30
we're attack Of lumbago and suffered untold
agony; could not turn in bed or get n any
position without assistance, and with pains
almost un~bearable; the folks suggested
AlLcock's PoRoUs PLAsrEEs. As soon As
possible I had one applied to the small OF
my back, and to my great surprise Iexperi-
enced almost instant relief; l continued
wearing It until entirely cured, and am hap
py to say that I have not had b slightest
symptoms Of Lumbago since. They are .
wonderful and valuable plaster for Lum-
bago, and I take much pleasure in recon-
mepding them. W. s. PHILLIPS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

The clear head. the vigorous stomach. un-
sioas of those who do not suffer from nerv-
ousne IS. 1t Is quite possible for yen, il
you nerves are weak, to endow them with
renewed vigor. Pleasant are the mea
and easy. Use Hsstet.er's Stomach Bitters,
retire early, rise with the lark, q regular
", and take plenty Of outdoor exercise.
The Bicters subdues malaria.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10
Young Emperor of Germa,

The young Emperor Of Germany
speaks of my army" my navy"
my people" my empire" He has
not yet said any thing about my
earth" but it may not be long before
he wants it. 1t will be considerably
longer before he gets it-Norristoscn
Herold-
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

d GhgOdnpese ~, Asa0anA srsian OF theneoe<~
b ny hfgsly, Wetasurnfsdasnsen1
esaltng - en- o6eatnia6 he eniss seee OF SeAk en1
A0e1a Rlbe0o Re1soo1eo q avenlott he asSestot
oo1rp.Aa anything 20 b 6sai- s1spe
= IL vEy bss aoNs % ADaA1A. Xe theya are gwen a~sy
TrOes noshtse ME- &c ever known. 4 Uasd eeaef, Tor Nsao
49,; bans0fsl. eBsgnn&, ehotes RoaAD ahsolufsiy 1fe0. We
hevs expsoAsd dhosanAs - aDlan n this direction and "A
o0wan-0sssy ,varsd, ss1nssses0pssse seos,1e,sosno-
-. n saye 0seesvsAts sAsAs ssi wtdfh, md all ofeneetiens
S.affy, sA.cs.a kr $500 sri.s,' hat u.1nasss
q tH4s s4aas0 naQs tAse yssAs and upesrfs b lseeta.
ThsaeA r1na,As, allsAs Dassevss 1851 md late sykst
~ . dsp0Asd q - b0.iAAl. N1osd, AAAsonaoss anaels-
gsG ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS eCSISeSSc
A00rt0enS - th4o0 elegant 9tb6Dne kLce:
The EP0etbe01 40 A>aA1ee'
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hsnaasd, ng.hsp&sISe D9ysaf; sRad - eenn .nd~S
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sseot a. ~ ~ q. &s0 Ase.Ass % l2n yo1 shsreey tss-
u1e 4ahsrhpatsas s.A be.o - oay D; en- Do hnanC
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sp&sAei r..H.ds =. q. v:.sn ts ss - - y
a. Re aaks osoy. We nnhs ~ g~e efer ofoef0
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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

FABRICS and Cuticles are rendered mar
velOusly white by Glenn's Sulphur Soap.
HIS Hair Dye, Black or Brown, Soc.
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ITALIANS MUST GO.

American LAbOrers Threaten to Clean
Them Out In Ohio-Disgusted Italians
Going Home.
CLEvELASD, o.. Aug. "A special from
Findlay states that there is imminent dam
ger Of a riot between Italian and Ameri-
can laborers on the Mahoning railroad.
Trouble arose last night over a disagree
ment on som trivial matters. The Ital-
ians. numbering 200. struck and demanded
their pay 1t once. Henry Jones. the pay
master. arrived with the money. and was
at once besieged by the Italians. each Of
whom demanded his paw first and dis
puted the amount. They became violent,
and secured q rope with which to hang
Jones. At this iuncture a sherif's posse
arrived and dispersed the rioters for the
time being. The feeling against them
among the Americans is very bitter, and
they threaten TO clean them all out.
NEW YORK. Aug. lover 400 Italians,
Disguised at not being able to obtain EN-
ploymenr here. sailed for home yesterday
on the steamer Alesia. of the Fabre line.
On the same vessel. by order of Collector
Magone. were Santo Cornerzo and Oai-
meni Mangaulio. two desperate Italian
brigands. who arrived here on the Fabre
zine steamer about two months agu. The
men were ironed and until tine steamer
sailed guarded by custom house off GERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

A YoUSG horse always goes faster after
being broken It's the same way with .
ten-dollar biu.-Yonksys S~tatesnGn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

ApEAI man enjoys better health than
others. He does not catch every thing that
II going.-N. O. Pcdvune.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

Two men were killed and three were
wounded during a fight at Cardinal Sta.
ton. La, recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

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The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10

A WESTERN Newspaper AVS that fvo
freight cars can 20 press . man tast Ae
won't be over siX inches thick 1t any sYoL
That's too thin -Hocheste1 Post-Exprsss.
PHENOMENAL renorS can command moro
thar q nomiual fee.-P0tsbUruh Cypnsela.
The Red Cloud chief., 1888-08-10
GENERA FISK ACCEPTS.
ter Of Acevtxnce of the Prohibition
Nopi,ee for President.

CHICAGO. ,uc- 6--The letters Of accp.-
ance OF the National Prohibition party
candidates " President and Vice-Presi-
dent are mae public this afternoon. The
letter Of eneral Clinton 3. Fisk, candi-
date for P-sident. IS dated at Seabrighr.
y j. Jul p The opening paragraph
expresses grateful sense Of the honor
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-10
Yellowstone Park IN October.

The Yellowstone Park Association
have arranged to furnish transportation
and hotel accommodations throughout the
Park during October At greatly reduced
rates. Passenger train will make the round
trip. from Livingston to Cinnaoar and re-
turn, on Tuesdays, Thursdays and eatuT.
days, and five days trip from CiAnsbaf
to the principal points Of interest in the
Park can be made at an expense Of not
to exceed thirty dollars. The rail rsts
from St. Paul, Minneapolis. Duluth and
Ashland On the east, and Portland and
Tacoma on the west, to Cinnabar and
return, will be $50 90 and from intsrme-
diate points one fifth fares. But not 10
exceed 5000
Tickets will be on sale up to and in-
Guiding October 25th. Parties going in
to the Park should call on C. s. Heffer-
lin, Agent N. P. R. R.. Immediately on
arrival at Livingston. For full particu.
lars inquire of YOUR nearest agent. oI
Charles S. Fee, General passenger and
ticket agent, St. Paul, MINI.
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DEsERT LAND, FINAL PROOF

Land Office, Boseman, NJ. T..
Sept I'd, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that Washington F.
Sloan of Gnllatin county, Montana has Ned
notice of intention to make proof on his
desert claim No. 25S for the northwest quarter
section 8, Township south Il 2 east. before
Register and Receiver at Bozeman, Montana,
on Thursday the l!th day of October, 1883.
He names the following witnesses to prove
said land William NJ. James, NJ. McKumlly,
James Gilleland and George Hutchinson all
Of Gallatin, Gallatin comfy, Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
First publication. Sept, 5th, 'sS.
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PRICE 10 CENTS
X. Yerkes and nomination made unani.

X. Yerkes and nomination made unani.
nou-.
Fer coroner, DR.. Garret Hogan, OF
Bozeman, was nominated by F. X. ARM
strong and elected by reclamation.
For public administrator, J. P. Martin,
Of Bnzeu,ap. was nominated by J. g.
Mcndenhall and elected by acclamation.
On motion the Office of county survey
or was left to the central committee to
be filled.
For chairman of the county central
committee. Walter Cooper, on motion of
A. X. Yerkes was nominated and unani-
mously elected by the convention.
On motion of F. X. Armstrong, E. b.
Martin was nominated for treasurer of
the central committee and on motion
Of Yerkes Jno. A. Luce was made the
secretary.
The following members Of the county
central committee were then selected
from the various precincts:
CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
Willow Creek, H. H. Sappington.
Moreland S. W. Sweetland.
Gallatin City, ]. Dunbar.
Three Forks, D. P. McElwes.
Spanish Creek, 8. G. Lemons.
Upper Middle Creek, John Lane.
Salesville, y. Vail.
East Gallatin, ], B. Weaver.
Flathead, W. Morgan.
Timberline, NJ. E. Purcell.
Madison, John England.
Hilsdale, Jas. Bullard.
Monforton, NJ. Knadler.
West Gallatin, v. A. Cockrill.
Connell, NJ. Connell.
Madison Basin.
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CLARK at White Sulphur.

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oct. 0, 1888.
Hon. w. A. Clark and Hon. Sam Word
spoke last night at this place to one Of
the largest audiences ever assembled in
Meagher county. The enthusiasm was
immense and shows very conclusively
which way old Meagher will go on the
9th of November. The telling addresses
Of Clark and Word were constantly in.
terrupted with cheers. Nothing like it
WAS ever known in this section.
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LIVING GSTON.
Its Past, Present and Future by Visitor.
LIVINGSTON, Oct.

LIVINGSTON, Oct. 4th 1888.
Livingston is = lively little town.- II
is a town that has bright future. 1t 10
not only endowed with all the beauty Of
nature, but is blessed with citizens who
have ever an enterprise about them.
Had the people in general Is muca
get up" in Bozsman she would com.
mand hotel worthy Of tho population
it supports. The Albemarle Hotel when
completed here, will be- one Of the larg-
est hotels in Montana, n building that is
credit to any town ten times the size
of Livingston.
improvements are to be noticed on
every side, buildi ngs going up here and
there. The N. P. R. R. are erecting .
brick depot 96 feet front two stories high.
1t will be the finest depot along the N.
P. between St. Paul and Portland. other
brick buildings are in contemplation at
an early date. 1 understand the frame
buildings this side Of the Albemarle
hotel, will be torn down next spring,
and two story brick structures take their
place, even the fairer sex of this point
is endowed with more or less energy.
Several well known ladies at this point
have purchased the skating rink and
having it renovated into an opera house,,
The building inside has been finished
off with hard ash wood, and the plas-
terlngls credit to the mason who did
it. Cozy spring chairs already set ac-
comodate about 600 people, while the
stage is of good size. It is a fine little
opera house AMI Livingston orght to be
proud Of the ladies' who have taken this
in hand.
Property here is held at good round
figure and every thing points to an in
creasing. population in the next two
years.
We feel proud of the ticket" the
Democrats have put up in this county
1t is a strong ticket and a winning one +,
we met the present and the future
county recorder. Dave Van Horn, he is
one of those affabie young men whom it
is pleasure to meet. Dave is attentive
to business, understands what he 10 to dc
and does it well. Dave has = host o
friends and certainly deserves their sup
port at the coming election.
At the present moment spy Georg,
Wright looking with pride At the layini
OF the stone foundation for his nev
building. George says he can't afford !
at the present time. but he'll get Their
Just the same," though he does smok'
Havana cigars, at 25c apiece.
A special election comes Cd here o.
the 18th for the purpose Of incorporation
Some of the most prominent people an
opposed to it. while others are in favor
there seems to be little or nothing sait
about it, and il is hard telling what ths
result will be. G.J.
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T., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1888
Court Doings.

During the ra-t week the following
cases nave been disposed of in the
United States court. Judge LidIell presid
ing
August c. Wells "a. y. ?. K. r. Con.
tinueu.
U. $ VS.. I. J. l., ,nde, Judgment for
defendent.
Hall Bros. VS.. II. II. Mund. Dismissed.
Work & LOCK vs.. N. P. r. r. Continu-
ed.
Jas. NJ. Dance VS.. N, P. r. Il. Con-
tinued.
FL. Manej VS.. N. P. RR. Continued
VIM. Grimes vs.. N. P. R. r. Continued
David Halzman VS.. N. P. R. R. Con-
tinued.
Thos. Kent VS.. N. r. R r. Continued.
Thos. Hogan VS.. N. P. R. r. Continu-
ed.
Jno. Walk vs.. N. P. R. R. Continued.
Henry Keyser vs.. N. P. K. R. Con.
tinued.
US. vs. John L. Inyder. Continued.
U. S. vs. W. A. Burleigh. Continued.
U. s. IS. Ed. Anderson, ct 81. Con-
tinued.
U. S. VS.. John G. Trip. Continued.
U. S. VS.. Norther Cattle Co. Judg.
ment for plaintiff.
U. S. vs.. 100000 railroad ties. Ties
released on bond and case continued.
U. S. VS.. John lines, ct al. Judgment
for plaintiff.
Jerry Watson VS.. N. T. R. R. Con-
tinuel.
N. P. R. R. vs.. Peter Emil. Continued.
Amos Smith VS.. Hugh L. Campbell, ct
at. Continued.
U. S. vs. Joseph Lucks. Continued.
U. s. vs.. Chas. Jordan. Continued.
Territory vs. Lou Gerton, grand larcs-
ney. Accused discharged.
John Hulloran VS.. N. P. R. R. Con
tinued:
A. Lamme & Co., VS.. "A. Barton, pre-.
missory note. Judgment for plaintiff.
John Mcdonnell vs.. W. J. Fransham
promissary note. Judgment for plaintiff
M. G. Baronette vs. G. J, Baronette
divorce. Judgment for plaintiff.
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GHERIFF'S SALE.

y -.
Ignatz Boskowitz and Adolph Boskowit1,
plaintiff IS VS..
Walter Cooper, Marian D. Cooper and Gal
latin Valley National Bank Of Bozeman,
Montana defendants,
BY virtue of an alias. order Of sale In the
above entitled cause issue out of the district
court of the third judicial district of the terri.
tory of Montana in and for the county of
Galatin. VIII sci ] a. Saefi sals a. ahe ir9hs 9h
said county of Gailatin and Territory OF Mon
tana on saturday the nth day OF October A.
d. 1888, between the hours o'clock a. m. and
S O'Clock p. m OF said day all the right, title
and interest of the above named defendants,
Walter Cooper Marian Cooper and Gallatln
Valley National BanS of lioaeman, Montana
In and 10 the following described property
situated in the city ot Bozeman County of
Gailatin and Territory of Montana, to-wit:
Main street in said city Of Bozeman one and
one half ~ feet west Of the northeast ccrner
of lot number four y in block "B" Of the
original townsite or plan of said city Of Boze-
man thence west along said line of Main ST.,
thirty-two leet and q half eco feet, thence
south one hundred and forty feet li0) feet,
thence east parallel with said line of Main
Street thirty-two and one half feet ti2,O feet.
thence north one hundred and forty tli0) feet
to the place of beginning, being part of lots
the front of the above described ground being
covered by tlt the date OF mortgagel the gun
store OF August Gottschalk formerly known
as Cooper's Armoryl and the adjoining store.
room, nov lat the date of MOI yage) occupied
by Kidd Il Protiitt as a meat market.
Also lots ten 90 eleven Np twelve Qg and
| addition to the said city Of Bozeman,
Also all of the ground contained in Eliza.
| beth b, Hoffman's addition 10 the city ol
Bozeman, except lots one Q and two ~ In
| block "En and lots two (2) and three ~ in
| block "A" of said last named addition II be-
Ing the same ground and premises that wert
conveyed to said Wsiter Cooper by deed from
charles w. Hoffman and the said Elizabeth
| b. Hoffman and now of record in the ctiice o
the recorder Of said county OF Gallatln In
| Volume two t2l of deeds, pages $50 and $50, Il
which reference Is hereby made for q NOR,
full and complete description of the same.
Also lots three C9 four ~ five u and six 70
In block "B" Tracy's first addition TO h,
| town of Bozeman the same being the propert!
on which nov. stands tie resfdenea Of sail
first parties water Cooper and Marian 3
Together With all and singular the heredita
ments tenements and appurtenances andllnl
provements 10 all said land belonging or Ii
anywise appertaining.
Dated at Boxeman this 9rd day of October
A. d. 1883. JOHN MITCHELL,
Sheriff Of Gallatln County.
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BozRMAN.
Delegates. Alternates.
J s Mendenhall Louis Kruger
Vim Meadow WF Sloan
A X Yerkes E D Ferguson
W 7 Brandenburg Jno W Nelson
F X Armstrong NJ Mullihan
H Pease Jno Bolin
Walter Cooper Byron Vreeland
C P Blakeley W S Mckenzie
A B Carow MT Lewis
s Ruffner G L Hogan
NJ Morrison Joe Kountz
C NJ Tate RP Vlvion
Pike Nelson H X Coleman
D c Stevens W L Perkins r.
Saml Basinski Jno Howes
E B Martin W H Ellis
A W James G H Cobb
Ben Bisel Fred Becquetts
WILLOW CREEK.
H. II. sapplngton.
MoRELANp.
W D Flowers sW Sweetland
E A Barton s Murphy
GALLArIN CITY.
F J Dunbar
THREE FORKS.
Chas Callaghan D D rattee
c W Hopkins DIP McElwee
SPANISH CREEK.
F G Lemmons G C Eck.ey
UPPER MIDDLR CREEK.
Randolph Brook John Lane
SALEsvILLE.
j M Williams B E Vaile
Oliver Holloway Louis Law
A H Black J II Newall
EAST GALLArIs.
] H Kennedy
Jos E Sparkling
Jno Mcdonald
FLATHEAD,
Frank Grail
TIMBERLINE.
NJ E Purcell
W Hoffman
MADISON.
John England
HILISDALE.
William Cowan
MoNFoRToN.
Newall Brooks White Calfee
William Rea John Huffine
EAST GALLATIN.
Jno I Smith H G Cockrlll
Your committee find that Madiso
Basin and Connell are not represented
All Of which is respectfully submitte'
G. P. BLAKEIEy, Chairman.
The report Of the committee was a
opted and the committee discharge
The following report OF the commute
on permanent organization was tht
submitted and adopted as follows:
BozEMAN, NJ. T. Oct, Sd, 1888.
We. the undersigned committee I
permanent organization respectfully su
a NIT the following report;
We recommend that the tempora
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NJ Office FOR PUBLICATION.
U. s.. Land Office of Bozeman Mont
september 2lth, lSSs.
Notice Is hereby given that the folio wing
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Register and Receiver at Bozeman, NJ.
T., on Friday, November 18th. lSSS, viz:
GEORGE CARoLUS,
who made II f al for the lots 8, 4, 5 and SEX
of NWl4 Sec q, TIP 2 No. r East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
James II. unilop, William Durham, Lewis
Accola and William II. Collins, all of Gallop
Z. o., Gallattn County. Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
LIST Publication Oct. 3rd, 1883.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION
The County Democrats Meet and Nom
mate a Strong Ticket.

For JOINT CouScILMAN-W. G. Hnft
man
RErREsENrArfvEs-W D. Flowers ant
c. P. Blakeley.
FoR SHERlrF-Jas. NJ. Robertson.
CLERK AND RECORDER Jas. w. Dren.
| nan.
! TREAsURER-S. n. Cowan.
AssEssoR-Joe. Reeves.
| PROBATE JUDGE A. D. Mcpherson.
| ATroRNEy-R. P. Vivion.
i supr. SCHOOLS Mary F. Houston.
MMIs5IoNER-Ferdinapd Dell,
CoRoNER-Dr. G. L. Hogan.
PUrLro ApM1SIsrRAroR-J. P. Martin.
The delegates to the Democratic Coun.
ty Convention met at Tate's hall promp.
tly at 12 O'Clock. The hall had been
TASTEFUL, decorated with flags and pic
lures of the National candidates, while a
large flag was waited to the breeze in
front of the building.
The delegates gathered in small par
ties and deliberately discussed the situ-
| alton, each, apparently wishing to do
that which would be the most beneficial
to the partv's prospects.
Walter Cooper, chairman Of the coun-
ty committee opened the convention with
neat speech, in which he happily
ellogized the National nominees and
spoke with glowing praise of Hon.
W. A Clark, the nominee for Delegate to
Congress, whom, he said he believed
would come out Of this county with a
larger majority than Hon. J. K. Toole
received. He spoke further OF the won.
derful unananity expressed at the Butte
convention in favor of Mr.. Clark.
On motion of G. P. Blakeley, WslteI
Cooper was made temporary chairman
and DR.. Hogan temporary secretary.
| 1t was then moved and carried that .
committee of credentials composed o
one member Of each delegation oe ap
pointed |; also committee on permanent
organization and committee on plat
form and resolutions.
The following named gentlemen were
appointed on the committees:
CREDENTIALS.
C.P. Blakeley, Alex Black. Randolph
Brooks. Jno. Smith, E. A. Barton, Frank
Dunbar, C. W. Haskins. H. H. Sapping
ton. W. NJ. Cowau. F. Grail, ]. A. Nc
Donald, John England, NJ. E. Purcell
WIN. Ray, Sr..
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
ID. Flowers, Moreland; A. B. Carow
Bozensn ; Oliver Holloway.
PLATFORM AND RESOLUTIONS.
| A. K. Yerkes, Jas. Kennedy ant
Chas. Callahan.
1t was suggested that the Convention
meet in caucus at O'Clock, after which
Mr. Blaksley moved that when the Con
vention adjourned, the hour for re-as
sembling be set at half past three O'Clock
Carried. Adjourned.
At two O'Clock the delegates met a
the hall and there discussed with close'
doors the merits Of the various candida
tes for office and after two hours of goo,
work agreed upon the nomination OF
ticket The best Of feeling was display
ed At this meeting and it seemed to be tn
aim Of every delegate to waive all pei
sonal preferences, and unite with tn
majority of the delegates in the selection
| OF the strongest men, Eyery pllaze O
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FOR PUBLICATION.

'NoTl0E FOR FgHLl0AFl0S'
Land Office at Bozeman, M.T.l
October 5, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Reg
lister and Receiver at Bozeman, Montana, on
Saturday, November nth, 1883 viz:
JESSE STIFF,
who made H E No. Ill, for the NV u Section
%, Twp l, s., r. 8 East.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of SAID land, via;
Amos W. Beck, Samuel W. Stiff, William
Beck and Thomas W. Watson, all OF Boze-
man, Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register.
First publication Oct. 10th, 1855.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-10
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
BozEMAN NJ. T., September %, 1885,
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his inten-
tion to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
I, re Register and Receiver at Bozeman, NJ.
T., on Thursday November 8th, 1883. viz:
WILLIAM I. DURHAM,
who made Fl E No $50 for the SE14 Sec. %, TIP.
North Range east.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
tion of said land. viz.
Davis Fly, George Carolus, Joseph Morgan
and Harry I.arue, all Of Gallop, Montana.
GEO. w. MONROE, Register.
LIST publication Sept 18th, lSSs.
The Bozeman weekly chronicle. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1883-1889, 1888-10-10
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LAND OFFICE NOTICES

NJ Office FOR PUBLICATION.
US. Land Office at Bozemaa, Montana.l
Sept. q, 1883. ;
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make final proof in support of his claim
and that said proof will be made before Re.
gister and Receiver at Bohemian, Montana on
Monday, November 18th, 1883, Wig:
CALVIN ATTERBURY,
who made Fl E No 83i, for the SEk of NV u
81 of NE14, NE14 of NEA sec twp N r
his continuous residence upon and cultiya
tion of, said land, viz:
Jacob Gum. William Mcdonald, George
Beckhorn, John Pritchard, all of Bozeman
Montana.
GEO. W. MONROE. Register.
LIST. pub. Sept. 20. 1883.