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Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

THl> "fhte wa yesterday il receipt Of
three copies Of the New York Voice. the
Prohibition organ. of the date OF March l.
With a blue pe1cii marx on each calling At
:vutlon 70 an article on The death Of WIN.
Mck. Gatche.i. Secretary OF the National
PruhIt:tiuD Bureau. which occurred in
PHILADELPHIA " February y. Il nesrt dis
ease. The c"Ltlsman's death is evidently
regarded a. a loss to the cause he had at
helrc ty the organ in QIestiou, which
makes K the opportunity for q propacan-
dist movement e call. attention to the
wrrk O: the Bureau. Mr.. Gatcneli was
a.clt ut the Anti-Nui~apce League, whose
protested beet i testing the constitution,
ATTY # .a~ licensing the liquor t~rafic. but
a. me people Of Montana are perfectly sat.
.sirI Nitt their present license law that is
t&s resu q careful celebration OIL the
par; q The rreSaut LEGISLATURE. Mr.. Cat,
,1c,is death will not re regarded in the
i1ht Q: a national Ioss. In this Territory
temperance holds a higher place in the atfec,
tons Of its peopr than prohibition.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

TEE -=asca Cor the bill introduced b.!
R~4or~42t4tive Thomas OF Illinois last
~+k making i a 1~nisd-nea1or punishable
=: m ard Imprisonment for any person
. u.e the likeness Of any woman il this
country for advertising purposes, unless
she shall first give her consent IN writing. is
the unpleasant frequency with which Mrs.
Cleveiaod's portrait has been Used ~ beer
and tobacco dealers in their advertise
! uAnts. AW&aiaston dispatch states that
word from :be White House has been
asset aroucd 70 the stores in Washington
requesting tbe withdrawal OF that lady
picture on tobacco and beer signs from
ship ~iaI"ws." To say :he east, it is
anything hut i datteriu- distinction to
coIfe. on the first lady in the land, and
a nctotitty that To lady II any degrees
would SEX.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
OPENING RESERVATIONS.

The Montana reservation bill ls before
-ie >=7a:@ for action and there seems little
apprehension tfat = vi! meet with any
opposition. Delegate Too!s has srreau,
ous'y e1er;ed himself 10 ~; q measure
tLrvuca re House throwing open the
Northern reservations 70 settlement. and il
this bill. l. substituted in the Senate for the
bIl reported there last Friday. il may he
considered an accomplished fact. It will
ogen Iup Dearly 2o,o0o.o00 acres ot fne
grazing land. which will be a valuable ad-
dition - the pasturase resources o. the
Territory. Now, if Delegate Toole will adj,
dress himself 70 the task OF opening up
the Grow reservation 70 public entry he
will add not only fine pasturage, but some
Of the best agricultural and mineral
land within the confines OF Montana 10 the
available occupancy Of intelligent and re-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

II was thought once that the climax Of
acgljsitivencss was reached in the mar who
stole a red.hot stove, but Baltimore has the
proud distinction Of possessing 3 thief who
had seen this and zone several better. This
hleptcmaniac curiosity got away with an
entire sawmiIl. and the ma from whom he
stole il is 80 tickled over the thief's clever.
less that he declares he deserves t. go free.
Judge Stewart owned an old sasmiIl which
wa for sale and several days aso q well
dressed strange called upon him and
together they examined the property. They
separated and each went his way. hut il
vas rot long ere the stranger reappeared on
the scene with a truckuan and help, and
the machinery was oon on its way to q
Baltimore auction house. where il was sold
and the proceeds, someS10o. securely peck.
cted by the plausible straresr. Theproceed.
ing was witnessed by a couple Of policemen
vino were in the neighborhood when the
machinery was removed, but they were SO
impressed with the air OF ownership of the
stranger that they never suspected the cool
left then being perpetrated under their
noee.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

murerative settlement The Grow ressr-
vation is rich in q greater variety Of ni--
sral thar any section of Montana yet de-
yelopsd. Its abolition will besides make
tributary to the to- rs along the line OF the
Northern Pacific near it the northern part
Of Wyoming which Is isolated from outlet
except to the north. Al the trade OF the
people living there will natur Ally seek the
Northern Pacific and will benefit Southern
Montana i~n ueasurably. This is a matter
70 which our Delegate can address himself
With all his energy With the full confidence
that in its accomplishment ne will confer
more direct benefit On the Territor! than
BY any other measure he can introduce
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

II the Justice Court Of Rel Mountain ToEc.
ship snd County Of Silver Bow, and Territory 9:
Montana.
Thomas E. Jones. Plaintiff. versus Luke cray
Defendant.
Tha people ofthe Territory Of Montana send
greeting 70 Luke Gray, Defendant.
You are he-eb! required TO appear il az
action bcough: against YOU :! tbe shove 7ansti
Plaintiff il Inc Justice CourT OF Nel-Cse- Cont!
Of Silver Bow. Territor! Of Montana. All Il
an<wer the complaint FED therein within te-
days exclusive 0: he day 81 service afteC tht
,e-vice On you Of his nuc II served n hi
COUNTY. u il served olt of,his count! but il iii:
district. within went! days. Cthecwise within
fursy days, OF Judgment by default will b
taken sga!3s' you according - ne prayer Q,
said complaint.
The said action Is brought 20 recover Ila SUI
OF 1I1ety-fve dollars alleged 70 he de :? voI
70 Plaintiff to- goods aid wares, merchandise
and money loaned.
And you are lerety noiie7i :Gat # y"u fail 70
appe4r and answer s.i1 GO pain! 81 sho7e -
Q1i-el toe sa;d Plaintiff VII take juiEE4at 70:
sid sum Q; nire.y-5ve to!la'., ia:e,e.; AMI CO.:
Of suit.
:,;vec u-te- ~ hand IN. / 67v q -2-I2-y.
il The yea- - or Lord S-= :hylse1j eigh-
hundred s1t eighiy-e:gtr.
John SMITH, justice ne F=ace.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
NETEE 4 IkACE

could be found. from which it seems that
the boy was ell acquainted with his haunts-
Mr.. Price lives on the Ri1ey farm, but
neither himself nor any other men in the
nsshborhoo6. who are accustomed ~
hunting squirrels or turkeys onthe range OF
mountains, have ever seen or known OF the
child. Nothing more has been heard or seen
Of the lost boy since Mr.. Prices discovery.
There is talk OF organizing a party OF those
living in the neishborhood to look for the
boy and find who he is and how he was
Lost
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Look Out for Property.

With the usual carele==nesS IF many
people in looking OUT for their own inter,
ests. numbers OF ths properly owners y:
Silver Bow County have chus FAR failed %
pay their taxes for the past YEAR. and
probably the majority Of ruem have no'
even looked over the delinquent list il
which their names appear, although II has
been published il ali three OF the Butte
papers. The sale OF said property takes
place this morning. and under me lsw
there will be a considerable addition :"
the amount due before u can be Redeemed
ii il il once sold.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
An Entertainment That the Masonic La
dies are Preparing for Their Friends.

The lady members o: Ruth Chapter. No.
,. Or;ar II Eastern Star. ar emulat.-=
the example Of the i2dn-triovs Beaver il
their preparations for their fair, which vii
begin OF tn e~venin. O: March I@1h. Tn.
ladies know Just how to conduct sch a
institution. and hey are terribly il
earnest 70 MAKE !: a deserved Success. tt:
special features will - announced in future
eI!tions OF Tue MINER, and tleE sill =:
read with interest ny ali Who are ~. Ing I
p~atropiLe 80 !audable al .~n3-rcaai1..
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

II the Railway Commissioner of other
States INTO which the Burlington system
extends would follow the example Of TIT
Iowa Commissioner and condemn the en-
ployment Of inexperienced and incompe
tent engineers on passenger trains in conee
quenc4 Of the retirement Of the Brother
hood men az -eems to be generally tn:
case. the Burlington authorities would per
haps yie,d 70 the pressure and take step:
70 end the strike,
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

TEE Oregcriau. in its reflections upon the
Springer omnibus bill 70 admit the fou:
TerrltriGee. thinks Il at Dakota ought 70 b:
divided on account ii It's enormous terri
tory and population - Offset tn Demo
cratic Senatorial gain that would otherwise
occur. But Dakota is no larger than Texas
aud is 10 more entitled to double Congress
sional representation than any other Ter
ritory which has been admitted. But tol
the Dakota squabble the omnibus bill would
be certain OF uassag4.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
HIS I
4 Dogs Ride Down n Flume

Chico Cal Enterprise: Barney Cusick.
when he came down from the mountains
about a month ago, lett hisdos Nero at the
mills. The dog waethe constant companion
Of the children during the summer in their
ranbies over the hills. as well a at home.
and they missed their fou-,footed playmate.
Mr.. Cusick acrordi:-ls wrote to t1o boys
at the mill, askiu- tnen to send ;la d.
down a. so9n as possible. Not wishing :"
wait a week or 50 for the stage, the Taen
built a raft ana Oh top Of it made 4 .arc2
box and placed some hay in the bottom.
Nero was Pur in. and the raft started On its
toct.-nila trip. Nr. Cusick was trl-nhoaed
and three hours after the startin: Of the
rat!. took the dog safe and sound from the
hume. and last night he was again at home
18th his little friends.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Yesterday afternoon several parties Eho
are On the isl called On Sheriff Lloyd and
ne kindly consented TO accept the money
and act a. their agent in its payment Or or
to the SALE. which begins at the Court
House st 10 O'Clock. Money can be
SAVED by Others if they pay befors 10
O'Clock to-day
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
NOTICE 10 CO.OMNER.

To Henry Olsen. his hei7s OF a:si-~>-
You are he-lcy notified 1ha: :. ~. ICes i!e-
your 90 owne-, hiss II scco-is3c5 with <:c-io-
1924 OF III -sv!=ei statutes q tle C-::si >...-->.
expended IN labor ana IN pr1v5Cleo.s up1- me
Anlie lode mining claim. l5cz I'll n ~IlGer4-i-
ence mining district, Silver Bow CC-l-y
Monrsns Territory. fo- the vea7 ending
December 31st, 15s7. he =Cn ofs-N: YOU az
ae;eo! !u..He. Ao-le1 ths! t--e.. YOU coz
together Nth iICeres- ald COS within = days
after the complete Serv!es Of -oc:C= Of puo:cz-
ton, al your right, IiI.e. Interest s1i C.si-1 =
and 10 the above described ode mining c.a::2
vii bso the proper! Of the u1te-=iEcad.
YOUR co-oT1e., who hss Caie 4: -e3E:-ei ex-
pEndttu-e IS provided :! -Ew n s1ch cs:e-.
WV. TRE-lQOER.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

SINE people srL. persist in REGARDING
T=o=-a, S5e-idA- 4 the light Of a possible
oa.3.is-@ for III President! OF the Repuh
-:a1 t.tkst. bit IL oot 70 d tadssre5
80 6s--az-g ~ question further. II
- ,at4-- ioteCv:=r wiz hin 1Eroc IL
- - SAID: ! have - :ortor1 hops
+oco1o = IT, army. 90 IL: r. Ike D.
- 21s14i A1aaj - 3=a5 the .orlorn hcp=
>: : po--o4, Parrv. Tbs / ne unki1d.
-, q. q: a.. 20 hare tb= Rep4bIca1 can
js3ae! c1a-act=r.L=l a. q iorlor1 hope. il
o-.e- -o9is. a Eac Of straw eet up with
th= alncs- ab.o.11e certainty .: ds:@at.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

Ms. RANDALL agrees with Mr.. Blaine
that the taxes had better be reduced on
luxuries than on ne~cessaries. and that
there should he as little interference aspos-
sible with protected m]onopolies. He would
almost wipe out internal revenue taxation
OF tobacco and spirits and leave the exist
ing ta1.s on wool. lumber, iron and the
materials that enter into everyday con-
sumption 10y the psoFle-articIes of house
hold necessity. untouched. Mr.. Scott, vue
Of Mr.. Rardaln> colleagues from Pennsyl-
vania, hut a Democrat OF a more honest
pattern. expressed hi.rs:'f some time ago
on the hill which Mr.. Randall had then in
preparation and his re Tarks are applica-
be slsce tee bill has Appeared: Il can
hardly suppose that any bill
Isoklrs to the preservation Ct trusts and
the robbery OF the masses will he received
with favor That it= the Randall emana'
tlou which. it's openly limited. has had the
assistance aud advice o. paid agents OF the
; rejected uonopolles in the course OF it's
preparation.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

E=:Gie Of Q. 4. ?. Ito.o1g1ns1. 643-ase:
No:ic5 Is he-eoy given u - I-.e->i:--!
Executor cf:h L4sc W. srt T-<-.-5-- - .
II. 7. T~ic-l-ghnsu i4ce4.st. - - C--l;-C-,
Of and - person: La7t2- claims G=e:-s. =.
5sid DECEASED, % eCE!-i- 1LeC. viz .1e -:-c5s
So! vouchers, within tCU- cc1:l- 1:r- Il.
ir:t publ :a-;on G:tL;s c0;.Ce. - -ls So E.ec-
~. Jeff. =. Th1-oUC-Esl. 8 - s;v-@ g: I y
Wynne. Druggist. Me- :. Bu;:e C::y. il =.
County q =i-.Tv- E1v,
ps:ed, JecU6-y Zr1. ~.
JEFF. =. TEGRO-GHNAN.
Executor Of me Last W: All Te-&-e-t -
0. H. P. TLo-oUglna-. 6tea.@5.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

y - e-:E, oAEv a~tzosq1=-e q Me-
-A-A - --=s=-:- = -=s5s -s= AZ Ece-z-'
- s-:--- $500! ~AIoE=;-=: rs: =,
.a< -@-- :: - !4a- = Sal Il
49,: So NJ E:-s 5---e 80 ?.zs'
": 81 --5 =-:k = s-oE z-:=
:-@V 2-= 4=c=, .-cD=-. az:
"a: -- =5- 80 a-G! c-=2
1880 Pie - s-w : -:
-ar - - -:~== 49, 80:
- q: 2-a.-- : -. ---.!- =:
- -: = A5A-: ac=s = Mo-
- 80. u=ac-s--
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

a GOOD many people in Butte think
Mitchell developed considerable aLilit! as
a sprir:er il biz fight With Sullivan. but it
cauno, - denied that ne "ielt Of John Is
terrible right often enough to prove that
there vas more in him t2an he has hereto
fore teen given credit for.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The Government mas taken steps to il
=titute another timber suit against the
Northern Pacific and other co-dete2dants.
When will thes= timber .acds be surveyed
80 taat lumJ-rmen can know What limits
they are bound b. and what TO pay for
E.l u ~ 700
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

The child sooR began climbing up the rocks
and disappeared in the direction OF Cedar
Cliffs. As soon as possible Mr.. Price tried
20 ascend the precipitous side OF the noun
tain to follow the boy. The hound tracked
the lost child for some distance, but could
| not follow the trail after reaching Cedar
Gifts. The search was continued for some
time, but
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
TIE readers Of The MINER vii! note t

TIE readers q! H MINER vi. note tAaE
in couplon with all the metropolitan dai
lies. il mas recently added d 1ew feature L
it4 other a:tractiors n the shap4 Ut Hue
traitors u .a~3iviila!s brought into prom
ia=1:= b! 20 news q: che day, prepared
- 4 so<c:zl ar:.r - il stat. The Ike
-s=s i: 80 a. M2-aE=- Po-r=r vas ii:
" =e5-. : to: .-= q :te artist. aut
-. ~-.-c-oca5 {! :-o-= 'A-;.Iar vita tk'
sz%- = go Ik=-es-
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

PRINCE WILLIAMS defeated authority
seems destined to brief and summary ending
~hen his father reaches Berlin. II is evident
his father means 10 be Emperor while he
lives. and William and the Bismarck family
will suff-r a temporary eclipse.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Sill SHOOTING.
James Lucas Takes the Law in His OWE
Hands and Shoots VIM. Cornforth-

Yesterday there arrived il this city from
the Jefferson Valley a badly wounded uan
in the person of Wm. Cornforth. He vas
at once taken to the residence OF his son
in-law, VIM. Dickey, and Or. LeaVitt SUM
mored to attend hin. Al examination
showed that his left leg had been frac-
turai by a gun shot wound, aud that tEe
result Is likely 10 prove serious. the in
jury was dressed by the Doctor. OF. the
patient Is suffering severely. From the
meagre information obtaiusble Ii APPEARS
that Cornforth and a man NAMED Lucas
have had some difficulty over Z pending
Lawsuit. Yesterday the parties were pass
ing along the Jefferson VALLEY road. about
thirty miles from Butte. Corliorth II a
wagon and Lucas OF horseback IN the
lawsuit C0rntorth had c5ea The sl1ner.
and when the men met LI-4> rode Up and
said that cQthsir1stanIICg t1e result Q!
the trial. he was entitled 70 S0ne-ciE-.
Corntorth Responded that ne was willing to
take the matter into consideration. and
that h. would let lucas know the resu OF
MS deliberations at q future -im7- This
was evidently not satisfactory. .or wltGoat
a moment warning Lucas drew : revolver
and fred. me shot taking e1ecc IN tie LeIt
!@ OF Cor2torth, SCATTERING he large bone,
: wound which viii evlEe1rly prove very
serious. if not :a.a!- This Is the story aS
TIE MINER ot-a:cei Il. but i may o.
changes by subsequent Developments. -
lar a. known Lucas mas not YET hen AZ
rested.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

IMPORTATION WANTED.-Aly pzrson know
i ing VIZ. O'NeilI. fo7Cerl! Of Jecse! CITY.
y. J.. who was in Butte cit! February, Is, viii
confer E great favor by communicating any
information hat will lead 70 the discovery Of
his present Whereabouts 20 his brother. P. J.
ONelII. - Laidlsw Ave, Jersey City, j.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
As the Result of a Practical Joke-Con
dition Of Mr.. LeFeyer.

1t sill be remembered that ani-1t or two
ago Mr.. LeEever. the proprietoro OF Il saloon
on Galena street. met with an accident by
which he sustained a severe douoIe-tracture
OF the leg. He was standing at the counter
when a friend. who was under the influence
OF liquor. entered and il a liking manner
grabbed him by tie shoulder ana threw
hin backwards to the 3Oor. 4 the fall
Nj. LeFever-s foot was caught between tL=
Coulter and the rail aol to result "aS The
accident above stated. Meiica. ali Was at
once summoned and since that time pr.
L4avicr has b=en il Constant atc1.Gance
ana do-e a. -La. vas possible to a.~riat=
tie pain a2i ren@3! to il. y. Il adj
ion 70 ne broken .;m", however. t1a
unfortunate nan sustained internal -
lures. -1e 4xact character . which ara 1t
k1ovn. Tbe latter haf- cAu=-l . most
=~xtrarr!.1arv $"ze,!ECc x -re en~:0meD-
and i J. 1o~ t.tr-i t1=- - ". 80 live
until this rlo-7i@- H ha> a.-:aiy wat
his vii arI CAUSED - et--..s-ca -: 4
Cr So A. H. 5-i-i8-. wEi"E = ~rtti-le1t
gr0Uttl4t T. t.iLh- III t1a-Ce= T. : a7e
sraaH. IKE ra2 who - i--rca''" com
United IL wrea-:- Slid 49,. --*".-r-a a4i
It : - - t..ti that :; d i'm = .@--
the ~re~-fa~ All 7.?s.': .Es'- ". -:.3
warning irpn IL ate + Nj. --:v.~7.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
BALED SuGE LAEGE ANIMAL

aad vas AFRAID - attack il. but tL= as
PUNISHMENT T.; ~ l-oter a b. better in
a.jn-<i al described men he discovered
.har Ire d.: Aad a. bay a sna.. hey OF
i c.i.t u. ah3vs. The boy va ap2ar-
ent.v about 10 years CID, and rather anal!
for III aE7. HI ciorhe= were ragged aud
curo. aL,l to bottom par. ot lis cr=eches
we-s fraycl in @11sis around lis ankles.
H wu-e II har nor coat and
his 0lCe whi.e shirt was dirty and
sDlit in ne back and fr3nc. His
~sle=ves were almost
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

II - sale 70 say that if any Butte Street
Railway stock was put on the market here
It would not have to go begging for p0r-
cha-ers. Since the motor mas been running
70 MeaderviIle the travel OF the line has
been unexpected in magnitude.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
PROGRESS AND ENFORCEMENT.
What the People of Madison County De-
sire to Know About its Resources.

TIE MINER is liz receipt Of a batch II
blank queries from a committee Of TIE citi-
| zens Of Madison County. which reads as
follows: Dear Sir-The undersigned, hav-
ing been selected at a meeting OF the clti-
z4ns OF Madison County. as a committee Of
WAYS and meal-, to secure the building OF
railroads into and through the county OF
Madison: and we. the committee. deening
it advisable to furnish certain Information
! in relation to the agricultural. mining and
| stock resources Of the county, and the
probable tonnage that the MINIS. farm and
ranges Of the county could furnish g rail,
road. take this method te obtain data
from which they will be able to make a r..
port. By answering the following Q1e>'
lions in relation to your farm, miDe and
stock interests and giving the committee
any Other Or further Information at your
! command thai would ;e Q: interest to rail
rad m.n. You will much OOfjge.
The b.a-k> arr - arranged that the sev-
rial industries SPOKEN can be aps~eret!
without any trouble. AMI while the matter
los not particularly interest Silver Bow.
i : q y right and proper that the public
spirit ot Madison County should be cor
,1eH,ie.! By giving publicity - to tha new
more. Inc interests OF the several sections
p: Moa-ara are general. and what helps
oEe vii: hip all. Lenca any such movement
=iI "a.va.s have the hearty support ii
T3E MIMI. lie oaues ii Ibe gar1ieme!
,arID, in. tie cnrmitt-. ar 4. E!I.o1. +.
D.. H,Eman. IL. Farr-j :. H .-c:n-ton.
AID ". NavnU13. AID A.! communications
should r.. addressed to Go. F. Cope. VIZ
MA 1T; Nolten3.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14

TIE Burlington ought 20 accept Gov
amor Larrab-='s advice and arbitrate. II
would have saved Thousands Of dollars lad
= done go At first.
Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1888-03-14
Mexican.
Mustang
Liniment
THIS GOOD OLD srANp.eY

nPnshes for everybody exactly what isc,a.e5
-.1''. one OF the reasons for tie srsst rov2,x-.tvc t
me Austans Linimeat Is found in It's universal
aE~p''eaolilty. Everybody needs such a rlet,c.1e.
1ne LuE'berman needs it il case Of gc-.!e-t
Inc Housewife needs II for eeneralfarly v.s.
the Canaier needs It for his tea1as an lis uea,
The Mechanic needs it always on lis vcrE
bench.
Inc Aliner needs It in case Of ere-se1cy.
Ine floneer needsit-cant SET along wtt1o-tlt
me Farmer needs it in his house. b. saba
sno lis stock yard.
me steamboat man or the Boatmsu NEEDS
IN Hoesal supply asoat and ashore.
The Horse.fancier needs lit i hs cAst
t1le1d and safest reliance.
Inc >tock-srower needs tit will save ID
'l1cSancS OF dollars and q world Of trouble.
Inc Railroad man needs 1t srd VII res4tso
- NE Is 8 round Of accidents srt t3rssF%
me backwoodsman needs it. T1e-e -c:7'
ing hSe 1t as an antfdo:e To- the ds-ss-s - Ls,
~, L comfort which surround the pto-ee-.
Inc merchant needs It about his s:o-e s. -
IS employees Accidents will harrer. sd Wa
0ese come the Mustang Lntnen! is warced at27o%
heepa Bottle in the House. lis the bessH
heeo a Bottle in the Factory. Itst1nejsH
Nssl N case Of accident ssves Pain and Tcss u wsSs*
heep a Bottle A!waysiu the Stable kf
use when wanted.
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TIE next thing ~ may anticipate Is a
travelling combination composed Of Messrs.
Sullivan, Mitchell. Smith ard KiIrain Civ
ioE pugiIistic exhibitions il England and
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TORN mo RIBBONS,

leaving his arms exposed. When Mr.. Price
began talking 70 him, the little fellow began
II: ing aud would not answer the questions
asked as to who he was Or where he lived
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