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The new North-west., 1888-09-21
CANADA WILL WAIT.
The United States to Make the Next Move.

OTTAWA, Can, Sept. 16.-rSpecial]- ]-Sir
John A. Mcdonald. in an interview, being
asked what would be the policy of Canada,
replied:
The policy of the Canadian Government
will be to await developments in the United
States. By this mean that the only ques-
tion from which trouble can arise relates TO
the fishing. The fishing season has just
closed, and it will not open again until Nav.
In other words it will be fully eight months
before the United States will have any
chance to bring up that question again.
Until that time we will do absolutely moth.
ing unless President Cleveland makes some
unexpected move, which is not probable,
even if the Senate should grant him. the
asked for power. Nothing can come Of all
the present discussion; therefore, for eight
months, and before the expiration of that
time things may have assumed a quieter
aspect. ."..
The feeling toward the United States is
not unfriendly, but it is to be remembered
that we have given much to the States, one
thing after another, under the several trea.
ties. We do not feel that this can 60 on for
ever. think that the treaty of last year,
generally known as the Chamberlain treaty,
was in the main fair and decisive. have
no hesitation in saying that, if politics had
not interfered, the United States must have
come to the conclusion by this time that it
made first.ciass bargain bv that treaty. In
that measure, however, the utmost limit of
concession was reached. We can 60 no fur
ther, and now the treaty has been set aside,
the whole matter falls back on the treaty of
1918, as far as the fisheries part Of the DIS
pute is concerned. The Convention of 1918
has been admitted by both Governments as
recognized undisputable basis; there can be
no further discussion concerning it. Diplo-
macy has utterly failed to convince the
United States Of the ACCESSIBILITY of adopting
the more recent treaty. .--:
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
Notice for Final Proof.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena. NJ. T., September IS, 1875 ls>s,.a
Notice is hereby given that the following m. s,u anal
settler has filed notice of his intention to maze a f
proof in support of his claim. and that sad poott ot
will be made before the Register and keeeiNei' :"
Helena Mont ON November IL, 1889, VIZ
JOHN j. DOWNHOUR,
who made Homestead Application No s'.l' nc tol "
Sk NE4. SEX NWhi, and Lot J. sec. = III : r
k13W. a .> n,,ye his
He names the following witnesses TO Prov at said
continuous residence upon and cultivation oi ''N
'"r Jr1rv bradshaw. Nels Opsata, Joseph L. 1ouis'
,Jnhn n Shoup, all Of Ovande, Mont: ,;star
1nle m W. LANGIlORNE, feS's'.i'
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
FREE RAW MATERIAL.
Nesc York Mail & Express.

Mr.. Cleveland repeats the cant which Mr..
Carlisle and other free traders have taught
him concerning free raw material. He ia
sis,s that, with free rew material, our manu-.
facturers would be able to compete with
foreign products in what are known as the
s'markets Of the world" This is the founda-
tion theory Of the free traders. Every one
who can say 'tfree trade' can say also "free
raw materials" and the "markets of the
world" Now "free raw materials would
be direct attack upon the farmers of the
country. Wool, for example, is farm pro-
duct, and the duty on it has enabled the ag-
riculturists Of the country to utilize large
area Of lands that would otherwise have
been unemployed, and to make wool grow
ing one Of the most important interests in
the country. If the duty should be taken
off Of wool, as is suggested in the Mills bill
and advocated by the President, the price Of
raw wool would be increased to the manu-
facturer, because the domestic grower would
be forced out Of the business, and foreign
woods would control the market. This
would be the universal result of the free raw
material scheme which so greatly pleases
the Presidents fancy. The term raw mate-
rial is itself very misleading. II really
means the material from which any particu-
lar manufacturer makes his product. Iron
ore is the raw material Of the maker of pig
iron, but pig iron, in turn, is the raw mate
rial Of bar iron, while bar iron is the raw
material Of still more speci allied mannfac-
lures. Free raw material means free any
thing which can be improved by additional
processes Of manufacture. Free trade would
be the result Of the Presidents policy. It is
better that our manufacturers should buy
their raw material at home, for if they were
dependent upon foreign products they would
have to 60 out Of business. Raw material
does not differ from any other class of arti-
cles that are protected. It is quite as much
the policy of the protective system to en-
courage the production Of raw material Is
the manufacture from it of ths most COM
plicated or most advanced product. The
farmer is as much entitled to protection as
the manufacturer or the workingman. The
protective system includes all American in
dustries within its generous embrace. It
gives to the manufacturer the great market
Of this country, and one reason for giving
him that market is that the growth of his
business shall give to the farmer and the
mechanic home market. 1t would be q
perversion Of justice If the manufacturer
should reap all the benefits Of protection,
and the rest of the country none. Moreover,
the scheme of the free traders is blind, for
wherever they have attacked raw materials
they have attacked articles manufactured
from it more seriously.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
Another Fire at Spokane Falls.

PORTLAND, Oregon, September 19.-Spo-
kane Falls, W. T. has just been visited by
another fire, which destroyed about So, 600
worth of property, on which there was an
insurance of about $4,000.
There Is every reason to believe that the
second fire and the one last night were the
results of incendiarism. The town is said
to be overrun with low, loose, disreputable
element.
While the FIRE was In progress last night
several attempts to commit arson were re-
ported, but no one was caught.
The citizens have called q mass meeting,
and the alarming situation was discussed.
It was decided to make 3 determined cru.
sade against the crowd Of loafers and tramps.
A large reward is to be offered for the ap-
prehension of any firebugs.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
Proposals for Supplies.

Proposals for the following supplies for the
United States Penitentiary at Deer Lodge,
Mont, will be received until Saturday, Sep
tember 10Th, 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m:
10000 pounds potatoes.
5000 pounds cabbage.
$500 pounds onions.
5000 pounds rutabagas.
200 cords cord wood.
so cords pole wood.
The right is reserved to call for greater or
less quantities than are given above, or to
reject any or all bids. Parties can bid to
furnish any part of the above supplies, stat.
ing the amounts they propose to furnish.
Proposals should be addressed to the
undersigned at Deer Lodge, Montana, en-
closed in sealed envelopes, marked "Pro-
posals for supplies" K. 5. Il ELLE1,
1000 U. S. Marshal.
DEER LODGE, Mont, Sept. 5, 1888.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

THE Canadian government has just fined
an American schooner $400 for towing in her
waters under mistaken construction of the
law. The retaliation policy Of Mr.. Cleve-
land is not regarded with much alarm in
Canada.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

Daylight was let through the Wickes tun-
mel on the Montana Central railroad yester.
day morning, and the great bore will be
ready for the passage of trains by the 1st of
October. The railroad company and con-
monies held on the final completion and
formal dedication to traffic of the vast work,
but the sad accident that occurred only few
days ago has put such programme out Of
the question. The tunnel is over G.0OO feet
long and has been over eighteen months in
construction. It is the largest railroad tun-
mel in Montana, if not in the entire North
west,
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

The phenomenal and colossal misstate-
ment in Mr.. Cleveland's letter is that which
undertakes to convey by indirect!on the
utterly false idea that the present accumula-
ton of $130,000,000 in the treasury repre-.
sents m annual surplus, whereas it has been
accumulating for years and includes the
sinking fund, which is no part of the surplus.
Senator Allison recently demonstrated that
the current revenues Of the government had
already been covered by appropriations,
within $12,000,000. So the "surplus" is q
sham and scarecrow.-Nep York Mail &
Express.
A WASHINGTON dispatch of the 10th says:
The Washington Territory bill has been dis
placed from the position which it had occu-
pied on the calendar about two months.
Other Territorial bills, namely, those for
the admission of North Dakota and Mon
tana, which stood Is special order for dates
long past, and which thereby had certain
rights of way after "nnfnished business" !"
have also been sent to their positions in the
body of the calendar. While the vote of the
Senate may at any time bring one Of these
measures to the front for consideration,
their displacement is held to indicate pur-
pose not to touch the Territorial question
again this session.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

OFFICIAL returns from Maine give the
Republican plurality for Governor 16,495.
The Republicans have 81 Senators to the
Democrats none, and 125 Representatives to
the Democrats ~. Of the 90 County officers
the Republicans elected Sc and the Demo-
g.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

Sheriff for quarter ending August 81 1890
same correct and balance due as follows sa.. 'oand
expenses as per vouchers, s1s55o Total .4a; s
W Mckinney, special Constable. 0o.
Ro,s epes ss ia ao1 Gk pT91ate Court
Board audited account of Lew. Coleman - ss ,oo W y
for quarter ending August 81, 1888, found ouef
rect and amount due as follows ' COZ
Board jailors, June, July and August
Board prisoners, June. une.......,.. ls4 co
Angnst '''''''.... 49,. 1910 so
Salary 3 months. NB CO
EXP. a. per vouchers '''.'.'..' $50 On
''''.''':.. 2N 7f
1OLdI..... ...........,. ,o,
Board audited account of George H. Bell nos-. "
Sheriff months. found same correct and ny
due as follows Salary months $3.50 ex,ansaa ,aAct
vouchers, $3.50. Total $40. pe'
Board adjourned. MORGAN EVANS t.,-
Attest, VIM NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk. ~
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

SILVER was up to $1.10 four years ago,
when everybody believed the Republican
party could not be beaten. Will some
brainy Democratic editor please rise and
explain why it was that on Cleveland's
election the price Immediately commenced
falling till it reached Oh and never showed
signs of recovery until the recent grand Re-
publican victories gave sure promise that the
day of Democratic domination is nearing its
end? Don't oil speak 1T once, please
Helena Record.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
Notice for Final Proof.

U. S. LAND OFFICE,
HELENA, Mont. September 1s 1883. !
Notice is hereby given that the following, ,naleu
settler has filed notice of his intention to make nnn
proof in support of his claim aud that said proof WI"
he made before the Register and Receiver at Hesna,
Montana, on November 13, 1888, viz:
JOHN NJ SHOJP,
Who made Homestead Application No. s,t 10, = 'p3
SEX SW4, ana Lots 3, snd >, Sec Il, Up ID ~
l2W
He names the following witnesses to prove ms a cua,
tinuous residence upon and cultivation OF SAID isiu'
viz: ;, n
hour Zephamah D. Spencer, all of Oyando NOM.
1OO2-6t S. w. LANGHORNE. Register.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
70 and From any Part Of Deer Ledge
and to and From all Trains.

On and after MONDAY, AUGUST 6, l will keep a
Landau Line running at al hours of the day, with
stands
AT CLARK & LARABIES BANK
AND THE MCBURNEY HOUSE,
Carving passengers to or from any portion of Deer
Lodge and to and from all trains.
FARE, rs CENTS.
Orders for Landau left at the Kentucky Livery
Stable or given to driver, will receive prompt aten-
ton The patronage of the public is respectfully
solicited. 996 If II. F. WARD Prop'r.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

Hon. THos. Il. CARTER, of Helena, was
nominated for delegate to Congress by the
Territorial Convention at Helena on Mon
day, the 18th.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

ont.ida Of the detective, as he was fearful OF
hetr.v.,. and beyond intimating that "some-
thing would happen soon'" TOOK no one e,se 10
,n,o hi. confidence. It is reported that ne
has made . confession.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

The Montana cattle are coming to market
thick and fast and fat, and bring good prices.
-Drovers' Journal
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

"THE Democratic platform is al that
could be desired" says the Bear Lake 1nde-
pendent, the Mormon Church organ Of
Idaho, in referring to the action Of the Boise
Convention. It is, verify, oil that could be
desired by the many-times- married, Hiyu
Skukum Chief Siwashes of the ti:hing bled
tribe of faithful, unquestioning, SANITY fol.
lowers.-Idaho World.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

An Anaconda correspondent signing him
self "Democrat" in yesterdays Miner does
good deal Of mud-slinging in reference to
VIM. M. Thompson, Republican candidate
for the Council. If "Democrat" will just
keep writing such stuff Is that about Mr..
Thompson We will expect his majority to be
about one thousand.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
FIFTH DAY

FIFTH DAY.
DEER LODGE Sept s 1888
Board met in regular session, pursuant to adon..
ment, at 10 30 a. m. Present-Commissjo joners r..
and Batterton, with Clerk Thompson 'A'
Minutes of Sept. Z read and approved,
Board audited the following accounts and wa,,.a..
ordered drawn as fellows
/ Wolfe, cal Co. Supt and expenses sso, -
Neitz, meals for jurors. ......,Sc ~ ~
8 c Haynes, special Deputy Sheriff ......,, ~ See
r T Kennon, eni Treas 8 months. ~ q %
Orren Emerson, sa Probate Judge 8 months eS so W W
James MilIe, hooks, blanks, &c 500 500 W W
Geo ID Barnard blanks fol Dist. Clerk '.s 90 Wv w
DisaIlowed bill Journal Pub, Co., for binding " :"
complied laws ............4e......... 1y0o
Board authorized the municipal corporation If tbo
city of Anaconda to use the county jail at Anacond.
Jointly with Deer Lodge county for the accommod,
ton of such prisoners as may be committed bv tbo
city authorities.
VIM NJ Thompson, Tel. messages . 10.
Anaconda Review, bill for printing. Il 20 %
X. M. Bell TEL Co rents and tolls 3 months, 20
w Haynes, livery hire ......... ... <, M
" Cation, stenographer Deer Lodge Co. q 9i m !"
j II Owings, medicines per bill. ........s.. ia
D Brownell, livery hire. ..,..-..,.., $500. 172 On
AHac0nua neslem p.i.' n 25 %
Wm Golemall' muse per oi. ..''..........., rs
a W1hsiow, Per pll =: ....'......s.. 200
N0al1, D'lel ~ 70 Nan,ou' ~ .:-.'........ Is 20
Murphy, II q ~, must per oll e....y... % S.
Deer Louse Drug 70 must per pii s.s.,...s- 81 65
ln'er-MouhIaih W. ~ w. poohs q 50
Deer Louse water ~, "a,el . mohlhs....... 60 40
II harmon; speclai Cols'aoie.. q 20
u Dacneil' ming sawe .-.............. 90
Moses Menard, repairing |all....... q 25
tOWglil, speclal oohs 'anie 3 IS
Legcr, speclal Dep. oherlH rlH...........- q IS
Drlsco!i, ............ % s5
Cowgirl, speclal constable. 3 IS
Fox, coiec1lng ilcenses. 122 50
st. Joseph's Hospital care county posr. 1863 10
+ NJ Fox, services as constable ...... II 20
NJ Fox, serv rs Const, or ending June 3O IS % on
Morgan Evans, days ana mileage as Comr 50 20
u Walker, 49 20
Jno Batterton, 6 days as Com'r. IS 90
Geo Carlton, postage, stationery, &c ...... 4s 10
q Thatcher, special constable. 4S Is
Board adjourned to meet in session Sept. H. 1888
MORGAN EVANS, Chairman,
Attest WIN. NJ THOMPSON, Clerk.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

Hon. GRANVILLE STUART received the
nomination for joint Councilman for Fergus
and Park Counties In the Democratic Con-
vention.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

Southern Foolishn ess in Objection to the Tariff.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, Of Indiana
For VICE PRESIDENT,
LEVI P. MORTON, Of New York.
The Missoula EUeni.g Item has been
changed to morning paper.
READ the Harrison letter and see If the
'press comments" are not good and just.
OUR readers will find Harrison's letter
Of acceptance on the first page Of this issue.

COMPARE the two letters Of acceptance,
and decide which one better takes into con-
sideratiun the best interests of this country.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
The New H.WEsr.
JAMES H. MILLS, EDITOR AND PUBLISHER
The Official Paper Of Deer Lodge County

ENTERED IN THE DEER LODGE, MONTANA,
PosTOFFICE FOR TRANSMISSION AS SECOND
CLASS MAIL MATTER.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

GEORGE @. CANNON, who was indicted
for polygamy and unlawful cohabitation in
Salt Lake City two years ago, and who
jumped his bail of $25, 900 and has been out
of sight ever since, came out of his hiding
place and surrendered himself to the author
tiles on Monday of this week, and was sen.
fenced to six months in the penitentiary and
. fine of $3.50 on two indictments under the
law on c0habitation.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

ABRAHAM L1NcoLN's first political
speech, in 1882, was as follows: II presume
you know who am. am humble Abra
ham Lincoln. have been solicited by many
friends to become candidate for the Legis-
lature. My politics can be briefly stated. !
am in favor of the internal improvement
system and a high protective tariff. These
are my sentiments and political principles.
If elected shall be thankful; if not it will
be all the same"
The new North-west., 1888-09-21
LANDAU LINE.

Attest, WIN. NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
The new North-west., 1888-09-21

| Board authorized the municipal corporation If ,bo
city of Anaconda to the county Jail at Anacona.
| Jointly with Deer Lodge county for the accommodo
ton of such prisoners as may be committed hv w.
| city
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

sugas-Cut loas. s'se. sF3aalatet TIC. "A, -
e'se. t2frs &C, a- feiioe &C" 55.GJs c
toffee-firsen BIO, &C Ro roasted, 2 .
-sc. Java. gre-a. a ,-oc. Java roasted. Sc.
A4fAea-1o = roasted. 2 ez-c. Mexican, roasted, -
lcAs-Jspan, ale. s5G sc, Japan, medium. y
esotc5 ordinary. ls&2c. Hys0n, sfat5c. gun.
powder, z5SJ4cs Oolons. S9s0c. Congo. 25e
s-c.
Floar-s2.i 70 per cv..: u - per bbl.; patent pro
cess So per cwt, so per Dol. al wheat hOur
- fercst., S~l0 per Dbi; bucxEhest. 81 Is
Per cet.
MLl Feed-Screeuinss. SIS per ton; bran, SIS
snlrs, slsao. miQtlllgs. si5aia
keed-Corn and Gals. -, eZ2
kerosene Oil-Aichlgan tsst. i0lsc per gallon;
Water white. ll3.c
GasoLine-ll5tc ger gallon.
seedS-Cl0Fer 8.5 ke575. timothy. g. 50R2s5
sait-AichigaH. SIC Eastern. 81 Is
F.sh-NO whlteash. 9 5otc7.lo per half bbl /:
t7o1t, 8.3oU50a. co1, salt sac per 10: clans
sc pcr hundred oysters. bulk. o. lst@3sl = gallon
sisnfisFs zVe can. selects, &c can: smoked hall
tut. lie
Pork II hsrrcis-Mess pork. Chicago packed
slo-so; extra short cut, $500: Standard clear
back, s4ut
Lzri-Iierccs. SC. 80 aud 50 ID. tubs. SIC; 50
lD. round tIus. 100 cases. &c: IN tin pals Sc
Beef II oerrels-Extra mess, warranted g)0lbs
80. extra. bOueless. 5000
outt1rine-Dsiry, solid packed. lie: rolls aud
prints iec. creamery, solid, Ice, extra Creamery
packed. i1c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
III !. SIXTH 1 CO.. i.s,l.r.,
1 DErRorT, AUTuEs OF 1897.
i les woodward Av.Bue.

wESsEs. EE. 8. SMITH & co.
oi1er to the public for Tie Autumn and
Holiday Season of 1897, an unusual
collection OF choice artistic Foreign
wares and Gems, the selections OF 8
member OF their house made during the
past summer in the European FERr.
Aets, embracing Porcelain and Faience
wares from the leading English and
continental pottsries. and art produc.
ions In Glassware; Gesns IN Dfa-
londs, Pearls, and the COfored
stones; Fine Mantel and Han Clocks /:
Classic Bronzes and Choice Brio a-brac.
The collection Is the larsest ever shown
by them, and having been imported direct,
and containing as il does tue latest desir-
able novelties. il is claimed that it offers
superior advantages 10 purchasers, both as
to price and variety.
In Watches of American and
SWISS manufacture, and In Sterling
stsF ersVare and Fashionable
.5e ivs5Fry, their collection is full and
cb fce.
N B.-M. 8. SMITH a. co. are
tie authorized sole agents in Michigan for
tae fine Watches of Patek, Phif;fpe
& Co., of Geneva, and for Detroit of
the Sterling Silverware of the GOrham
CO., of Providence, r. /.
They also maintain irst-class Optical
department Visitors to Detroit are invited
10 al INSPECTION.
Goods SCI: or approval CORRESPONDENCE
collected, strictly one price.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
GRAND RAPIDS mARAErs



ApFles-sl. a. Ter 1bl
tlse1e -,ta-e. ~ es ser T0rk flI cream.
lsc
Cover seed -saas 20 ass per bushsl.
Afle4 -fA-.e Al Rales esA. A.s5rtleG. $50 Dsr
l.s+4. 4tAfe,s g e per 0lnI caerriss ia
- ef ati.lll pa.t-lea. "a = &c per polnd
EsE,t ees1 2.e
fissa Assss- Dressed lss. 8. s8ds.75 p.r csss.
2. it.on. t8-J veal S.lo9153. beef sf0
Grain IS leaL Cl1Hspa sle. Lancaster
t-e. oais. 13a rc RE. is95'e. CCEn. 5ato5sc bar-
lets - - pei ca-.
Hiiies-siresn. g g, par. cured. 5sSasc.
e'tfeli 1-eBic. car s<lns. = IL pounds. &c.
iekil SANS. ls-7t. s--2 slreO p.slgs DC wo1l
being ezEia1zie1 q -5c per pouai
ftaaeF IKE isl.
Aay ruloshy. s45.o08ls00 per ton: elogee.
folllry -IDrkey- dressed 9Sl0c. spring
eliek ls 3aci lows. ,essc. Squirrel BE Z
pe- Paig rabbits -59oc per pair. lear, sa1dles.
i - rr
rotsl0es--15lt9
straw 1t1l per ton.
la-los- O. - Per 70.
Woeot -B.3lk .l've WOOD. s.7seba 25 per cord;
iolf 20. a1od, 100 500 per coEd-
Coai-sS O. CRATE. 81
Lime -tranG Rapids s5c. Ohio. e0c, Petoskey
u.oU
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Pstapds for Pudding, for Peach and for Pear,
And likewise for Poetry and Frose;
Ibe Parrot. the Pigeon that flies in the air,
The Pig with risg in his nose;
For Paper and Pen. for Printers aud Press.
For Phvsic. and People who cell it:
But hen you sre sick to relieve your distress
Take az once Pierces Purgarive Pellet.
Oh, YES, indesdl These are the P's for
YOU. poor. sick man or woman Nothing
Ike them for keeping the bowels and
stomach regulated and in ordsr-tinv sugar
coated grsnuies, scarcely larger than mus
taTd seeds. They WORK gently but thor.
oughly.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

M3ss everything in this world is full Of
deception. Few things are what they en.
bat toe results Obtained for Dr. Jones Red
Clover Tonic fsr excesd su claims. Ii re-
stores lost nerve force. cures dyspepsia. and
al stomach, liver, kidney and bladder
troubles. 10 IS perfect tonic, appetizer,
blood purifier. sure cure for ague and
malarial diseases. Price 60 cents. Of
III r. WILSON
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20
A Few Pointers.

The recent statistics OF the number OF
deaths show that the large majority die of
Consumption. This disssse may coInmence
With an apparently harmless cough which
can be cured instantly by Keme's Bsl.am
fo- The Throat and Lungs, which is guar
snteei % cure aud relieve all case. Prise
SOC sad Sl.oO. Trial sizs free. For sale By
". II. Tiobs. Druggist.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

People ask what is good for . cough or q
cold. the mistake MANY make is In letting il
run too long. DIR. Biselows Cough Cure,
contains the good qualities Of ell the best
oi them. safe and speedy remedy for
coughs. colds and all throat aud lung
troubles. sold by r. r Wilson in so cent
and 81 bottles. Healing TO the lungs. Safe
and pleasant fer children.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

<s,ro~ssgsrr rsrnrs New sra sra Ta-F
Ri~e- Sel-ci4 EackreFt -.esE 1-s Dressed
p,,iiheaae Ski11ra Feraf. ren H4s-
-. CD ~ Esrrrss md sonras 9aif ~
Nsrf-o He'd ,rsrs ard -tssz. G-ea-
..,.,s .~srvfI-ss zr-.a So riea Tsia-
rhere s4l - 8slszers > - s>sz~s. -
ksaA
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-20

Jan. ls-W at--Firlnsf- cash 7a3.e February.
tssa-f.zla. e4sh AL February. lsc. KAY
lsls Easy Ma. B. a.
allkT-sI %
F0-s -Fian. csaa aad EeoFI4Ey. sl8s75z: Msy.
slEL
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