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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

An exchange says: NJ. Pssteur ap-
pears 10 be IN a iaif way TO earn the
large reward offered by the governments
OF Nee south Wales for n successful
plan OF eXtar usinaiip9 the rabbits which
ere ravagina that region. He has
destroyed a whole colony Of rabbits in
a locality IN France by inoculatipa one
with chicken cholera microbes and
farming il loose among its fellsee. The
Only animals liable TO injury from this
process are chickens, and they can be
kept QUA of The way. Ii IL 20 be lear
yet whether the Australians viii try this
heroic bus scientific method.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05
ADVICE To MOTHERS

Mrs Etnslow's soothin1 Syrup, for ehildrsa
t~ethins. Is the prescription Of one Of the bes,
fesssie nnssss and phys.aisss In ths unissd
states. ans hs< sseI 1sei ter forts Year, viti
ssver failing suoce<s by nii.tons o. mother
Tor thsir eaildren. purins the process o.
seethins sts yslne Is massachusetts. e reiieves
The child from pain. cures dys-Bsefy and diar-
rhss, gripins Ia the bowels and Wind collie.
By giving health ~ the child 1t rests TIE
TsotasE Prize 80. eosf4ea spiStriy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05
NEVER TRAVEL WITHOUT THEM

P>rsons shoald never travel without d
box OF Bs.apsKTH's Puts. A fec doses
tsaen oefofe going On ship will prevent
X s-sie kI ess, and one pull every night
Oh chip board will countersct the coa
tive action Of the ses air. When siek
troabied with pain. colds, er dizziness
or having rheumatism. take from three
10 fss pile. and u tres 20 not Operate
in an uour or -. saso shres CT fosi
more.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Square &C. ling. ous price, ben $,
v.isss aoa largest assert Nspi OF dr.
and fancy goods bails 1p orr hsr.cesa
Chester GieaYy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

weaSsrfai ssstScsssss wsers staet-
tskixs. lee aair s<EkstlF sne gssee
he0ss IN WssAlagssn ferssssry. Cass-
sss CisAsy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

Ns,eGsi - - Ehe&eVss sEd sSsasssf
exef tre aess a. - sasss. G.Eras . ssc
uHs ssfess. seS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

re th br back Be W. of z miles,
o y be n
It An all
o the
Remembe there iony ne tile
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05
The Queen City

Iao Timber Agriculture Mnuhcur
in America
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

their fathers BUSINESS affairs. Young
Pal tad access 90 bis fstnes's pocket
book, aud be liked bis fathers principle
OF training csiidrsn 80 veil thas be
adopfsd u In training his sou. His
mother wss GOOD ons'ness women. A. a
shs was shown the weekly balance
sheets OF til difef A,menr houses
aud passed bes "a emsnt ueon soeu
Ste arg . Der ests TO stand by es &
other. AID Poi ar cur. Ia n feseIt talk
xIa John A. slelcher, OF Albany. said
tsAi be would Z We bis last dollar rather
ttsn see ons Of hss bfuihef's fail.
Spessins Il rich meas sons, the een-
or S. prsssi!- shs: ,hsy are dsstinrsi
STE assil. AID there Is no douet bul
'--t o. Der Of them ~ that vi.
gs 4 r ptioo= are, h0 Reves, numerors,
s-d J - q Iuld's boy George IL said -
Be u sae Jij block, aEd fully to
qasi - father IS ssssp trader
tivafeb -, all = aos abont twenty
srvs years 90 sse, sid Be hHs = shsisi
cf his o~a. hs Is his fathers confi
iant, ano ~ said - he IS Qalei s1d
- as = his hAAlis ~ kigx say hitn-
eslf.
lice Van eFbi3t byS are also DOING
sell. Inry hass hen their fathers
risee IN EEe tagrsss, and theS are not
fest yoaoe riCa ~ any gsssns AZ %
sehu -. Uasress's ckiidfen. they srs
stili soYis tier ,nslllpns. and their feg-
teass are 80 latsc thas they ~ii! yraa-
N.y ssseS - inena. Ii shert Garrefs.
sha Sss hfs f-sbsr's suocsssar in sse
seiisead. Goes Dot srsm to lave sncoess-
taAF a. AZ $50 ess tfass. aud IL Vas u.
nr,nca IA oas Fsaf he dld that hroas
tie railroad lutg sEsaOis. hr i.ratger
sxtssyaxs1t 10 eaufe % hi aahit, has
bis fssians q 60 large sht b ali
n.r.st he = ncsed. srd as 20 ,hs estate.
q k.s sis,sr I'D brSla-r. tbey faa bish
gui0 to- misliaHS
;as.dars h sseelt IL a rich raSu's
. q $50 aoes ros tssgrsce his n h.r,
"a tie ms.i'oeAire LorilIAras hsvr
- q ~.il tie esssns - their fstass left
insu.
kes nFniuz 60 tie bshiis OF rica men.
Is = sassEe<tina 30 ioak ~ thesr szssroa-
asutc tzsiv. and ths Ssz Iors Geek
ilssfs rad sus>tvis~s With some % tee
Sas-i uoisd ga.i.IoesiFe- ss 10 wat tsey
T. sid arank,
Law Gasla'~ fsvuxffe 3isa - hak 4 no
tztats i ins e $ mAn wsFfa e2ll
- y %HNE6 t(HS&@Ee AAHt
all other slSuss. Tie psessst IEssb
ssssssn 60 hsvs A. esod I'D 60 eMs,
sEd zil # Gessa'- aiiisoes tickie bic
szssSA 10 nsFe ,aSs 4 be wsre ~est
gtssst1E.. God NH. ssssssles ssd
glssn gest. ~tfe siftsc bss o. oatmeal
l. al q eNis for trsasfs 8, AID "a sav-
r. kzs aver sa-t 80 z ndssss fer sse
ssss - feea ~htes he Essd 10 haze On
ats fAfAss's f@sna- kssresl Sser has
"a ssfsst ef ss$zssa wfrst. a steal scd
a hsssS yoSate -vrrY raorntrs hesofe
be saes 20 ~eyk. he eAss ssii terss
kanassst sei sxsE ave azss % ths yras
Asa hAs baked apSses sAif ~ 49,
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-05

tt.ass~ " asNtasfau. afss441 H. = ffiues
A eeFa saAs, cFussfes she Dris~Afr Ttvst
Ads t~o ts~mrs en q - %, tea, ~iih a
fee cshrs aaNils -n ~ ssa vtilsiron-
faakto. ssso. iiiesiFss,se &c s5s. o IRE
eDsss assy b ~ $50. isre - sae aQpn
sac ~=ll. hsi .ise taess- ~s3a uHsa
.aeuslis rosgo ske Fift- ,n e isaoar
60 .nseke, shs Ewp~ 80 esaset sssAt ~ =
s,,l. - on batlatsd cnesi. ard ifaes,
aas easelss - ei.'aaiax h~eFst ~ ia
.hn haeA o. tHs Faose, siD 49, - tos
e.siip,. TITS v sbs b s4-ev % So.
l,.s,s,r@ shar seeaaskas nla. tssuf "a sesii
x,Nas.s. sass AZ sac aEsss seen b.
R-a'. .sse~ un EAs psrtsee - uistt
IN, ssssists = sample psffosuaaaes
kn.,t.krss g. estFs uls 9, nss oul 81
Rrtfs as.s a. at1sT sasiAg Fesefts- hes
tuo h.Atd apa ~se .HaaTh - me houf
a.. rstslrtss sssbdFs~ less 80 TIE c
r,agassss sss sse~seS see = - a rsaS 49,
attach = takerasi sngatsh snd ~
eeesssss a. s~- a ess 81 tue assss slss "A
sbs 1tshs &C. ths fsVe'.
ktass u ss street, ssEsssasne en eits
s.,ts. at Narsss. ate .. Fe@s ~ 80
iean. str sssat ~ ssslsaeu. t.aas4slss.
- ,.thss a. sgss % Jhs tacss Tees
a. ,aeases.e % a c fsFxas gfirss
~. tfxsta ssrs's yt%sa, fFersyHscg e
ns.,s, = esd b4-ts. DaeAs ass sav p.s
tn,t~tes g "a D. epas tts eoaEtsi 81
at.ass as- ssuie uae Tee easiau-er
nse .a.ts s0tth bssssk sroecs Sc fises
Oh. n tAus tAsr nle. ~ ths sat y g
ss.~ ~Aianus aRd Uo1stfes7s c1n X
korsr. .txs esse~Sfai assSes - ~ q
.,ss ~ che siffes. sSse& = 20 ssf,'i !
rarts.ss - the asftn - sHtseSHdit :
al. o. s.ss sses. - sse 90 - - &c ts.s
Tar psstss wxnsssc tss -As "a tHs
ss., sssssn afte s~s~Ass Asses ths ssSs
81 sha ssfsss % arr tar wssss. lss
uosa sled f-sas Z ss~s ~ aad-
secret, eushsivs esss - tsse esi aes
~ t<easn~ sss t.e s.s~. raSss fnas
s.rs.x eal<< in tee passAiaS II zee
Auchs. valch . xanss<$srAts usEssaeai'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS.
Day and Night

During an acute attack of Bronchitis, q
eeaseless tickling in the throat, and an
exhausting, hacking cough, afflict the
sufferer. Sleep is banished, and great
prostration follows. This disease is also
attended with Hoarseness, and some-
times Loss of Voice. 1t is liable to be-
come chronic, involve the lungs. and
terminate fatally. Ayers Cherry Pects-
raj affords speedy relief and cure in cases
of Bronchitis. Il controls tie disposition
to cough, and indii. .es refreshing sleep.
1 have been practising physician for
twenty-four years, and, TOR tae. past
twelve, have suffered from annual at
tacks of Bronchitis. After exlsansting
all the usual remedies
Without Relief,
I tried Ayers Cherry Pactoral. It
effected q speedy oRre. &c. stoveau,
NJ. D., Carroiltcn, M.si.
Ayers Cherry E.eatcral IS decidedly tho
best remedy, within my knowledge, for
chronic Bronchitis and all lt.3sls diseases.
= M. A. Rust, NJ. D., South PARIS, lie.
I was ATTACKED. lae6 winter, with q
severe Cold, which grew worse and
settled on my Lungs. By night sweats
/ was reduced a,iaoSt to q skeleton. Ely
Cough was incessant, and I frequently
spit blood. /. Ny physician told ne to
give up business, or | woaid not live a
month. After taking various remedies
without relief, ives finally
Cured BY Using
two bottles cf Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
1 am now in perfect health. and able to
resume business, after having been pro-
nounced incurable with Consumption.-
S. P. Henderson, Saulsbargh, Penn.
For years ! was in decline. / had
weak lungs, and suffered from Bron-
chitis and Catarrh. Ayers Cherry Pee
toral restored mo to health, and I have
been for a long time comparatively Wig
orOuS. In case OF q sudden cold always
resort to the Pectoral, and find speedy
relief. Edward e. Curtis, Rutland, vt.
Two years ago suffered from severe
Bronchitis. The physician attending
me became fearful that the disease would
terminate in Pneumonia. After trying
various medicines, without benefit, he
prescribed Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
which relieved me at once. continued
to take this medicine, and was cured.
= Ernest Cotton, Logansport, Ind. tt
Ayers Cherry PeCt0ral,
Prepared by DR.. j. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mas.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 81; six bottles, es.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Those puuriilIou- people Who ara
making So much iu~- about thealir.rd
breach oi NufirIu etiquette 10y tHr
KING ol >"eitn appear a. forget G'n.
Grant . visit to the pop. At th,
worst, all Ire ling al sweden did was
Ia his thc holy father or both checks
instead oi on the hand bui the Amer
lean general. i, Viii Dee remembered.
instead ui sg!utiug tue out-tr,t,h,d
hand oi The pope. seized IL Vigorously
in his own. and - ling ID heartily.
exclaimed: VERY giId 10 sc You.
sir. - Thus. % Pope Leo was -
shocked. what must have been tie.
state ni mind %. Pope piu~. | ,huuld
like 10 know London Figaro.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
0ar Mining Wealth.


inter Mouuialn-
Montana will make one OF the
mightie-t states in the union. The
wealth ri all ,hc territories combined
is not much greater than that oi r~1fI1iI4
tana. In precious metals. in copper,
iron. lead aud coal, this territory j.
destined permanently to occupy the
first plaee. Ten ysar- ago the annual
precious metal product dill not exceed
si,GoJ.ouO. but the miners and pros
FACTORS about .hat time got a move"
on them, and since then the territory
has been rolling forward grandh
until it now leads all the mineral
producing divisions in the union. 81
silver and gold alone last year the
yield WAS = : .Ouo. 900. mnrkct value.
while the copp,r~nd lrud ran 1t uu TO
SOS 900. 600. and still It can scarcely
he said that the territory has got "a
fair start. While thc production OF
Utah, Arizona. Ncv8ia,t California ANA
Colorado Is either al "a Anistill or
ON the waue, that Of Montana is in
creasing with % rapidity and -t,aii-
mess that are the marvel al all ol-crA-
ers. But as We have said. only he
beginning has been SEEN. la ni~~oula
county. which b. not Yet producing a
dollar. are mines al vast proportions
oi SILVER. copper and had cropping
cat ol the ground, which some day
will yield immense returns. 10 thr
east al H. the camp oi Cooke bids
fair to rival liutt" IA the extent and
richness OF it, ore bodies. Harry
Gg-~cIt, " pipHccr miner Who oucc
owned the Blucbird mine of Battle.
saws there urc riul-it--bl7i, birds. it,.
Cooke tiiy. aud all that - needed
there j, q railroad Between Cooke
ely and he uniesc.opel mime, of
MIs>oula county Is the ri,he-t aud
most extensive mineral tirld on earth.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Senatorial r"intrrs ,hai Sno~ sIorr than
fhtir Minister'S.

Senator kcmaa aui senator iiac..
burn nre -rtut -ppr-n Ih. other
dizzy ksuia -lil to i3i Hr.lgsu:
'Jor- ynu uaF tul. u- much as you
Use ahouf do Dot miu.N Won Q go out
with me when the cartridges don't fit
my .uu.
Au audible -ui.r went around Zee
room. and everybody fhoualt that
Tor ono. lil1ekhTu hnl Lecu beaten
at h.- own -1ue. The iH.iur senator
from kcufurhy. hoNcHrr. WAS equal go
thc o"n-ion. l,r hooked at kcnnu
for 20 minute ani thou rtmartci:
wei. krunl, | admit that your
dog exhibits an intelligence almost
akin orra~ou. bat don mind back
ing mine against linn WINS ia the
fields the other d1g with .hpt dog.
and % man ! WI- not acquainted with
cunr along near u-. Nv dog pointed
az him. CALLED to That dog Lut
nothing would induce him 10 move.
20 went UP to the stranger. Sin.
said. would you obli.e m, with Your
uaucy'
Certainly replied tho stranger. my
name j. i'ariii'rr.
Without another vorl Eruna took
blackburn = arm and both disap-
prared IN the direction of the ~,naie
restaurant, followed 10y the shouts OF
their irieni-.-Now York Tribune.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
WASHINGTON LETTER.

W ABINGDON. .lliiir ]. $50.
Ntvfr.--,,.ii... r...i,iI.i,. .y...ti,.r
oii.. l.r..,...- 3, ,I..i... .,i .tl-,f,i.. i,,i.,
s.l.li.,. vb, sl.,n nu th.. Lin.il...,f tr
Uraf,. Conversational ~a.li...- II..t.......
,fl... .e,,..f.r,.- ,r,,.tl ia. s.,.lt.l.-t,
ven. r,,.,.,,,l,.r,I and u... r-u.l .,,,,..
cx.rri-.- u.r.. CARRIED .ut Ti... di-tri.,
u,ili,ia and IA. g.. 4 y n.r,.,i .,....,. "a.
,s,,li, ..ttr.,.t,...,,, ..,,i.. j.. -,.t. 81 Ga.
,,..-...... Nth.
A-u.u,l th......-.i-..- consisted i,, ,l....,
rating th, .,,..s,.. Mil. f.,,,.,. -. or.,ti..r-
the reading ~ poe.Y.. r,u-ir ANA p,.,.r
At ia. soldiers ll.n. r.u,.t.r,. ,,i,l,. d
,rn,or v..,. l,.iuo offered f..rG,n -'.riI.u
eyer, L.td vs- ..,o,I. r.,..t.,t.r-.,ftr.
dn, u.-. ~.f.iut- Palmer .i lli,.i..,n
Nnnd.f~on al N.nra-ka. t.ou. ur.,on. d.
Indiana and R.pr.-ratati,. li,Nip...y o..
Sew iIaup-hire.
\ Iar. session Of cor..ros- j. pr,,.i,f.I
II 18th, ,uininn Of SOME prominent r,.nn.
bon. OF ..,,t,,,,.. that tb. t.,,i.i IAN ,.,..,.t
- brought tna ANAL ,.,t. rs Enc hon-. l...
ion. the i,i,l. Of .Itil .,,..i tb..i,l..
ate .bouli c,t,rl,i,l.. c,r-i,i.r 81 ID v..,fl
Ir SONS, fit., a. Au.ii-t i,.f,r, tli, i,lc.,tl.i
D., r,tnfnel To- Ga. bat,~.. and then, q, con.
iar.uc, committee Nould have To consider
Il. - Iron, this standpoint 70 viii De- sop.
..uiirt Iafsr,. r,n-r,.s- cam n,liourtt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

DESERT lAa0 FINAL PROOF.
l.. ). Land Office al Helena, " r.. y
AIril II ls,S [

L. 5. Land Office AT Helena, u. r.,
April II, ISIS.
Noti.r IS hereby given that Elmer T..
Crawford, of Laviua, Fergus county Mon
iana, has filed notice al his intention a.
make proof ON hi. desert land claim W.
lu.l. Tor the SIl. SN,. NEf, y NV. Sec.
-. TT. y. Il. l. east. before the prputv
clerk oi tue District Court in and Tor
Measher county, Mont. at White sulphur
Springs. Mont, ou the oh day OF July.
l>~S.
lie names the alipwins Witnesses To
prove the complete irrigation and rcclaIna-
ton 81 said land, viz: Clayton u. Fell,
David Frat, Charles T.. Could aud Edwin
/. Reynolds, al ol I-a,iua. Mont.
:. W. LA>ouoBSE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
George adams,
Notice of Final Proof
Land Office a. Helena. Mont, |
Mo-. ~ 49,

Land Office a. Helena. Mont, |
MAY n. 1.S>.
Noiiro j, hereby given thai the following
named settler hl- i,ed un'ir,. at hi.. inteu-
tiuu to maE tinal proof in support of his
claim. an that slld proof will he mad,
before q e Probate Jul-,r uf Fergus county,
al LIS I-t"wn. Fergus county, Montana.
on July ., i>>s. viz:
soiis D. Dougia.~,
whn made presumption declnratory state
ucut Ne. .+lh, for he - Nh So. 10. -
NM. Sec II. IL. north range + 5 east
He rame- the following Witne.-cs to
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation ct. said lan1, viz: stephen May.
Thomas !. Vivian .Inhn r"nmb- and Peter
Anderson. all at lr@iatoWn. Mont.
:. ". LASGHoENE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
lillian O. Warren.
Notice of Final Entry.
Llnd Office Il: Helena. ". r.. I
kta.. o I~As

Ilnd Oilicc a: Helena u. r.
May 3, lSS>.
Notice +. hereby given that The iulluwina
named settler has Sled notice of his iuirn-
ton to make email proof in support of his
claim. AMI that -ail proof will be made be-
fore The Probate Judge ui Mesghcr county,
Mont. at white sulphur Springs, Mont,
on Jubc - l>S9, viz.
George adams,
who made prc-omrtion decaratory state
mcui Va $50. tor the ~ NWl. NJ Ne A..
See. a.. IT,. y, range - east.
rlcnamc- the follow ing Witness s To prove
his continuous Residence upon, and cult
walton uf aid baud. VIZ: Henry II. Hedges,
william +. Warren, John Ross and Robert
Laveus, all of iiaihert, Mont.
;. ". LASGHoRYE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Notice of Final Proof.

Land Ohice, Helena VI. T..
May 81. lSSS.
Notice is hereby given that the follow
named settler has filed notice ut his inien-
tioa ia make final proof in support Of .i-
claim, and thar -aid proof will be mad,
before the Probate Judge in an ! Tor FERGUS
county, al Lcwi>ipwn Mont. on July i3.
l-~> VIZ:
Herman q. Robinsou.
who made rrc rmpfiuii deeluratory state
Hcut Va. $50, for the S..t NEl and lot
: and >. Soc. q. ~. north. range Is east:
Sll 81, SO. 81, ~. Ia north. T.. Is T..
He uaruc, the following witnesses Ia
prove hi continuous residence upon. and
cultivation nj said land, viz: William
II. Damon, W.ilouSahy II. SlrandAau an
Ailr,d HartAoy,r ali Of Eercal, Mont.
aud Lewis L Hoyinglun, of Lewi>,own.
Mont.
:. ". LANGupRNr, Eegi,ter.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Who made homestead apl.ica.i ion NJ. 3si2.
tor the Nj - SEQ - W ~N -. %.
M. NNi sec. -, H.. "a nufii., range H.
fast.
IL naLc, d., following aiil,--,- o.
Prove DIS eur- iueuu- r,-Ileigu upon. ald
,uit1. ilru oi. SAID land. Viz ANGUS Me-
MILAN. llarry Canine ana .'aI.t- Nc,'ul-
'au.. al oi Cottonwood Mont. aui John
Io1u4A-, II l.cNi-iowu. Mont
= " lAs. .torNr E,-is;,.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
" office OF Final Entry.


Land ohirc az l'elcua. Mont,
jane d. ISIS.
Noti'c Dr. hereby given fh.,f Ga, .ulluNiu,
named settler has H.'tu notice at hi> int.u-
Ton To- make lua. lrlut an sufpuri at his
claim. aud that stId rfupt Viil be-, ri.,,lr
rrturc thr Probate Judge ct Fcr-u. county.
at LeNistown, Montana. an luh -. 1855.
viz
s.rsiir u. hamilton.
Who made homestead avp'icu'iau v.
1913 furthc SEi NAl. MI SMt. 50 SNI.
see. :, rp. - y, x. g. r.
lie names th" following Witnesses 10
prove his couiinUous residence upon. AMI
cultivation "l, -tid land, VIZ. Bernard
l. Sta'k AMI lNah v. SNOW, al SiatIord.
Mont, and A.hr1i IL. Barney and Carl
Waller, OF tica. Aiuut.
:. ". iNAsHoLNE. REGISTER.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Notice Of Final Entry.
LNyn OFFICE Ar IlrLENh. VI. r.. |
Man 3, i--s.

LASp OFFICE Ar HELENA. NJ r.,
May 3, i--s.
Notice is hereby given hat the following
named settler has hloi notice ~ HI intcn-
tion 90 make tnal proof in support OF hi
claim. and thar said proof viii be mad,
before the Probate judy 90 Ncagher couu-
~, Mont. 1T White sulphur Springs, Mont,
On June - is>-. viz
William q. Warren.
who maic lrc-cu ptien dcclaraiory state
u5eit No. $50, for the u %Ei, SEl NV.
See. 3, rp.n y, j.. II east
lie names the i1.ioWin. witnesses to
prove his continuous residence mon. and
cultivation of sail hand. VIZ: licnry II.
Hedges. Gcprec Adams. John Ross and
Robert Laven., all of Gilbert. Mont
: W LAsGnoENE, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Notice Of Final Entry.

IANbUIItr IIrIINA. Mt,
Nay d. ..>-.
Note" !, lerchy given that the following
.amed settle. has liiei notice at hi~ iHtcn-
tinu o. uaNe final prrui ia support al his
claim, ANA that said proof vii p. ulli, be-
.ure tie Probate Julsc at Etr1u~ cauu',.
Montana. "a leui,tuwn. ". L.. an 5uuc -.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Notice Of Final Entry.

LsNp OTrl,F At HELENA, NIL
May -. ls~- |
Notice j. hereby given THAI the following
uauch settler ia flied notice OF hi. iuien-
tuu "a make iiuai proof in support ct his
claim. Iut that >I'i proof will he made b..-
fore tae ir"aaJc lsdse of F,rslt, county.
n. Z al Lewl>towu. NJ. T.. Oh JuI, :. I>>..
~;
i.ana Hall
vio made homestead application VI. Isl
.'r the -it Sc. .. fV. - y. T.. l. H.
t!e Uau,- the icII.wiuE Uiti.>,t, To
prove liz continuous i,>ideuc, upon. and
cultivation log. said land viz: Frei,iick
I,uui, Frank iayssr, Michael ma, and
Ju-cih kin-, all 90! Cottonwood. Mont.
< N.IANDHuKNr. Eesi>t,r.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
CORRESPONDENT:

Merchants National, Helena. ~. +.
'irst National. Helena, - T.
koUrt4c h'o,.. New Aari,.
-sa..aJinen,aI National. ChseaEo, IN.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14
Notice OF EInai Entry.

LaSp of.I.f an I'rirsN MI
JUNE q, l--~
Natirc Is hereby given tha. the following
named settler has iiir,i notice pi bis iu;cn-
Ion tu MA g huai proof IA support uf his
e. ian. aui tia' sad proof viil hp made e.
fore ihc IT. 'hatc lul,t in and ior f.rau-
county, at Lrwi,iown, Mont. ar iuiy -
l->s va.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Uas attained standard Of excellence which
aInits Of 10 superior.
It contain every Improvement that inventive
ycnius. skin ai.l mon, J can lroGUco.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1888-06-14

Pald-Up Capital, $4,000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.

ST. Louis has resumed its normal condi
ton after the democratic national conven.
ton.
The dem ocratic nominees for President
and Vice President will be formally notified
of their nominaS,on on June 26.
The car stables at Montreal were burned
yesterday, and one hundred and thirty four
horses persisted. Loss $l00,000
A divorce has been granted in London to
the wife of Rev. Henry White Melville, who
eloped in December last with the daughter
of Captain Dunno, late governor of the Cas-
tlebar Jail.
John Allen Criltenden, brother of ex-
Governor Crittenden, of Missouri, died at
Frankfort, KY, yesterday. He had laryn.
gifts, and the operation of laryngotomy was
performed on him Thursday. He was about
sixty years old.
Yesterday in the Circuit Court in Washing.
ton the cases of VIM Nsiizsy aud Rudolph
Haesier. against the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company, were decided by the
verdict Of the jury for $500 each. The sim.
liar suit of Susie E Brown was tried with
like result These suits were for damages
to property on Maryland avenue, between
12.h aud 18th streets southwest from Gin
ders, gas. smoke, etc, from passing trains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1888-06-09

Miss RIvEs' MARRIAGE.-A dispatch from
Richmond says: An intimate friend OF Miss
Amelie Rives, the authoress, who has just
returned from her home, Castle Hill, states
that the latest rumor about her to the effect
that she was engaged to Mr.. Archie Cool.
idge, of Boston, is utterly untrue, and that,
furthermore, Miss Rives is not even aware
Of the existance of any such person as Mr.
Coolidge. She is engaged to Mr.. John Arm
strong Chandler, OF New York. This gen
tleman met her at Newport three years ago,
and has visited her at her fathers house fire.
quently since. The engagement was an.
nouuced last Tuesday. The marriage will
take place at the home of he bride in Sep.
TENDER, aud few weeks thereafter she will
sail for Paris, where she will reg ide.