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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

in that section. and reports a most salts
factory years business. The s'ockcrowers
ia this section wear smiles ~ broad as the
new State Of Montana and never think of
appearing in polite society without bunch
grass bout onierc a. large as a hall bushel
on the lapels of their Prince Alberts.--River
Press.
Last week a man stepped up To us and
said he would pay every cent he owed this
office if he lived Till Saturday night. We
around To save funeral expenses. Another
said he would pay NJ in II day or tive as
sure as he was born. Query. Did the man
lie or was he never born, Another said he
hoped to go To The ID ii he did not pay
us in three days. Haven't seen him since
aud suppose he has gone, but we trust he
has not hoped in vain. quite u number
have said they would see us Tomorrow
These have been stricken blind. onc man
told us six months ago that lac would pay
us as soon as he got some money. The man
would not lie. So of course he has not had
"A cent since. -Moosomin Courier.
There j. nothing that will drive gambling
out oi Montana 50 quickly as To give its
votaries plenty Of liberty and license.
'Sure-thing'' games in Helena were so M
merous in kind aud worked So openly and
ilasrautly that thcassauli upon them WAS
tremendous aud almost instantaneous.
The brazen thieves wrought their own de
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
MONTANA NEWS

Fort Benton wants "A Touring mill
Red Lodge is booming. Lots recently
worth S15 now sell at $3.50.
Great Falls would like to have all Mon
tana celebrate at that point next ith OF
July.
The permanent bridge Of the Rocky Fork
railroad across the Yellowstone is com.
pleied.
Gov Leslie has commissioned Thomas
Cruise as aide-de-csmp on his stan. with the
rank Of colonel.
Some of the Dakota statesmen ran up
against "A ''sure-thing" game in Helena and
lost their rolls"
Vim. q. Bailey. the jeweler at Helena
has commenced the erection oi a five-story
building. to cost SJo,OoO
Levi Page, employed on the stock farm
OF Messrs. kohrs * Beilenberg, near Deer
Lodge. nearly lost his life few days since
by being kicked and dragged under the feet
OF some vicious or unbroken brenchos he
was attending.
AT the trial of Lowinski aud Gates before
Probate Judge Mcpherson for violation of
the game lave, Lowinski was found guilty
$50. The prosecution failed to make n
ease against Gates, and he was discharged
Courier.
Judgment has been entered by confession
/, Ia
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice il hereby given that in pursuance
nj an order of the Probate Court of the
County of Fergus, made ON the
list day of March, 1859. in the matter Of
he estate of Mary Marshall. deceased. the
undersigned. the adinInist rator. will sell at
public auction. Ia the highest bidder, for
cash. lawful money al the United States,
and subject to confirmation by said Pro
bate Court on Friday. the :}oth day of
March. 1859, at ~ O'Clock a. IA at the
late residence of Mary Marshall decea -rd
in the County of Fergus. all the right. title
interest and estate ri the said Mary Mar
right. title and interest that the said estate
has. by operation Of law or otherwise. ac-
quired other than or ia addition to that OF
the said Mary Marshall at the time oi her
death, in aud to all the certain lots. pieces
or parcels al land situate. lying and being
in the said County oi Fergus. Territory OF
Montana. aud bounded and described a.
follows, to-wIt: beginning at the mort beast
corner of the northeast uuarter of sect len
fifteen, in township fifteen north, oi rang"
eighteen east aud ruunIng from said corner
south one hundred feet. thence west one
hundred feet. thenrc north one hundred
Of beginning. consisting ii two lots in or
near the town ri Lev istuwn. Fergus county.
Montana.
j. II. SMIu
Administrator 81 the estate oil Mary Mar
shall. deceased.
Mch :.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
The Mining Outlook.

A very limited stay in Maiden on Sunday
last was in many respects IA pleasant sur
prise, there was an evident silver land
gold lining to the cloud" that has so long
| hung over Warm Spring and Gone Butte
mining districts. To many readers the To-
cality of Cone Butte district is unknown
II is on the northerly slope of the Judith
range of mountains, and extends from the
Black Butte on the east to Arnells creek or
Red mountain on the west. There are
some locations made on the south slope on
The head of the tributaries Of Ford's and
Box Elder creeks. In this district ores have
been extracted with u view oi shipment by
the way of Sandy Station to Great Falls.
The hand dressing and sorting, after ex-
traction. and hauling from the mounts ain.
to IA convenient place for returnn; freight
teams to Sandy necessarily requires high
grade of ore to pay. but many are so doing.
not with the expectation ri large profits.
but 4" get returns from which they can dc
vclop their property. and thus show the
faith in them that has led to their sta wing
with what seemed to many To he II forlorn
hope. V. Gies is working two lodes and
has auothef leased to- parties who are work
ing it. u. Hanson. Jack Kehl. T.. Murphy,
Davis, Craig Doughty, Georgc Mannin. and
many othera, whom | had not time to learn
eli. are hard ut work. Charley Rhodes and
OF Anderson are going to work on the
Northern Pacific. Those mentioned are
expecting to ship, while there are many
other claim in he dist rict that have only
been worked the required amount to repre-
sent them.
In Warm Spring district the spotted
Horse is improving with almost every shot
fired. aud the mill started up on Friday
last, the trouble in regard to water, which
caused il ia shut down. having been to u
certain extent overcome. The Maginnis
Mining company will probably start be-
tween March IL and April |. The reports
from the south shaft of the Montana are
to the effect that a splendid showing is
made, but the ore is different in character
than in the oro Cache it bearing more
silver.
Developments are being made on the Jus
tice. formerly the Alpine, by Meadow; the
War Eagle, by Anderson. Bowman a John
ston; Bamboo Chief and extension by |
Young. Vert. ct al; Savage. by Mr.. Cole:
keystone ard Comet. by Frank Sage. |
There are others which in my haste were no
doubt overlooked. and, as in Cone Butte |
district. many prospects only worked for |
representation. Summing it all up and |
judging from the general feeling, everything |
has "a promising outlook and these dis
tricts will by November have their share of |
gold and silver to put into the crown that |
the state Of Montana can offer Uncle sam.
MACK.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

eyes so that his sight may be permanently
affected Gazette.
\ few days since little Joe Brown. of no
teau. went out hunting. In setting down
his gun il was discharged. the charge tear
ing the clothing from his stomach. entered
at the point of his chin, tore off the side Of
his face and took out his eve. When Joe
Was "A mere child IL small brother shot out
one of his eyes. and now this accident
leaves him in total blindness.--Sun River
sun.
Two fatal accidents occurred in mines ut
Butte last week. Il. lianey. working in the
io-ioot level of the Katie Morris, walked
through AN open trap into the shat, and
fell 30 feet. receiving injuries that caused
his death. The trap was carclessly left
open by his partner with whom he was
| working. John Webb n miner working in
the Mountain Consolidated, lost his life by
u 2Oo-pound boulder falling on him while
timbering.
The directors of the West Granite mine
now want to raise SlOO.ouD. OF this
amount Sl5.ooO is to wipe out the com.
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Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
BUSINESS LOCALS.

Fresh garden seeds and comb honey at
&. T.. Richards.
Fresh supply Of lemons and eraaberries
at he Wits.
Shingles constantly on hand al Noble Il
shields min. Lewistown.
Complete assortment of garden and grass
seeds AT +. &. Power x Bro.
a S24o Chicago Cottage Organ, direct
from the factory. can he purchased for
Si25 cash or SlGo ON time. Apply at
ARGUS office.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

The following from the per- of Mr.. l.. =.
Bar,iweil. editor of the Marion Iowa) Pr
lot. will. We believe, b- If interest to many
Of our readers. lie says: 1T is with pleas
ure that certify tn the real merits of
Cha mberlain's Cough Remedy. have used
il in my family for years and have always
found it most excellent. and especially for
colds, Group and sore throat. 1t is safe
aud effective" For sale 10y W W he Witt.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
A CARD.

To those that are 50 uulortu innate as to
get n broken bone or two. don't hesitate a
moment about calling ia DIR. Long. From
experience ! can testify that hr will not dis
appoint you in his ability ~ do n first
class lob
4 ,NlrS IAu
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
Hotel for Sale.

Will sell the Dubuque hotel, or trade it
for horses, cattle or sheep. Hstrl is good
log building, two stories high. l. doing n
good business. For terms or particulars
write to or inquire oi
T. +. MORGAN,
Dubuque, VI. II.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

Corwin & McGregor of Philbrook arcn now
prepared to supply She market with first
class quality Of coal at their Sage creek
coal bank.
Dct. -.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
Taken UP.

One three-year-old bay-roan mare, weigh
ing about 100 pounds; two white hind feet
came to our band about twenty months
property and paying charges.
GEORGE II. DAY.
Lewistown, Mont.
Eel. a
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

ciailv where the patient lives in district like
that here. where great majority of the people
are subject to catarrhal aHcctions-it extends
down the windPipe and into the tubes which
convey the air into the lungs. These tubes
then swell and cause an oppressive sense of
fuliness about the throat. They become filled
with mucus and the patient cannot breathe
freely, but suffers frequently from shortness
of breath. The pos,erior part of the nose
gets ini!aned too. In many cases there Is a
sound of cracking and wheeling inside the
chest. AT this stage of the disease the breath
ing is usually more rapid than when in he alth.
The patient has also hot flashes over his body.
The pain which accompanies this condition
is of a dull character, felt in the chest be.
hind the breast bone and upper part of the
head. The pain may come and go-last a few
DAYS md then be absent for several hours.
The cough that occurs in the first stage of
bronchial and nasal catarrh is dry, comes on
at intervals. is hacking in character, and is
usually most troublesome in the morning on
arising or going to bed at night, and it may
be the first evidence of thu disease extending
into the lungs. Very often there are fits of
coughing induced by the tough mucus, SO
violent as to cause vomiting. Later on the
mucous that is raised is found to contain small
particles of yellow matter, indicating that the
small tubes in the lungs are now affected.
With this there are often streaks of blood
mixed with the mucus. In some cases the
patient becomes very pale, has fever, and ex-
pectora'es before and cough appears.
Occasionally small masses Of cheesy sub
stances are spit up, which, when pressed be-
tween the fingers efnit q bad odOr. In other
cases particles of hard, chalky nature are spit
up. The raising of cheesv chalkv lumps
indicates serious mischief at work in the
lungs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

We have interviewed Mr.. Moe. and he re-
quests us To state that he is not candi-
date and will not accept underany cireum-
stances.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

just received direct from the seed farm Il
large variety of fresh garden seeds.
4. BoIssoSNEArLT.
Feb. rs.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

'''" re-: Il $ :::: s % sprays
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07

and make use OF the DOCTORS &1k -
visit and consult him and get ~ -
his Alaska Crystal Sp, ctaclcs, Eyf<<S8l{1
and find out what blessing &Hf& @9e4.
well adapted glasses are. Often fS HsSXS
people are wondering why they k{s&gSA8E xxsxS
have To change their glasses 8,36 ~
often. or why their eyes tire 4<9N
after using them a little while.
Now the eyes of these people are not
tnai,., .u.t e.. ta- = stronger than the other !;
IN fact. an'ist.,s shDw that this abnormaliiy
exists in Ss pcr cent. of the human educated
race. You can find out for yourself whether
yours are mates or no;. Take very fine print
and close your left eve and read with your
right one only, then close your right eye aud
read with your left, and compare whether the
vision of both ewes is alike; If not. you need
glasses containing lenses adapted separately
for each eve. When this is done you will be
able to use your gla, SEES for hours without
firing your eyes. Ladies who periodically or
constantly suffer with headache, neuralgia
dizziness. etc. should know that the cause of
tii. unulcs.aniuess is due to defective eyes,
trclni-. li- called isthenopia and iiypcrme-
'Gis..ia - !, III this: The eyes of such
persons being not perfect, have TO overstrain
themselves, which co istant strain and con
stitution cannot stand. But If the eyes would
he put in a state OF rest, by the aid of glasses,
they would not have to strain thenseive>
rs wel as The constitution.
Artificial Human Eyes inserted without
pain. which look and move like the natural
organ.
Ne TREATS cATARRh.
No matter how long standing your catarrh
should h', the Doctor will speedily give YOU
relief and cure the catarrh permanently with
the aid OF inhaicrs, loo Il applications of med
icinc and with other appliances and effect
lively medicatc the Plarynx. y few treat
mcnts will show YOU that your catarrh can be
cured even if chronic and of several years
standing
SYMPTOMS OF cATARah.
In nearly all cases where catarrh has ex-
listed in the head and upper part of the threat
aud nose for any length of timeand esre-
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
WILL IL AT
LAVINA Tuesday, March 12 From 6 to
UBET. Wednesday, March 49, From 6 p. m.
COTTONWOOD Thursday, March 49, the Noon Hour Only
DR.. l. GAL!T XXI,
distinguished 6enm Eye Ear Nose Throat and caisrh Smgel
from Chicago will make our icHn pfossslona! VISIT and car
be consulted ter limited nc al The above HOTEL on
diseases Of The Eye. Ear, Nose, Throat and caiarh.

The Doctor has treated and cured thousands
>. Of people, and has the highest recommenda-
tons and all those troubled with the above
y diseases desiring to get well adapted
: Alaska Crystal Spectacics. Eyeglasse~
4, are cordially invited to call on the Doctor
q As his wish is limited To such a short time, II
will be To- your interest TO make use Of this rare
opportunity and call on the Dorior in time
= Remember that the Doctor is specialist
4 and has, therefore, much experience, AID IT,
confident of being able to help you. Those
4 having been given up as hopcess especialiS
invited to call There is uonced of going east
} to consult specialist. Such diseases a iritic,
4 keratits, granulatcd lids, cataract eros eyes,
Il and all the other eye dis Eases. too numerous
to mention can easily and permanently he
i cured il those who are afflicted with them will
consult specialist who treats nothing else,
= and who naturally has great experience.
- Cross-eves can be made straight either by
, operation or by using glasses for some time.
II any one in your family is afflicted with
cross-eye do no not let it go on, thinking II
will be outgrown, as that IS ul'crlv erroneous
and surely will lead to entire hirdne,, II Ia,
cross-eyc. But consult the Du,.or .tlG ..-..v
q what he has to say.
DIR. Galitzki is agent for the celebrated
Alaska Crystal Spectacle of which he carries
with him large stock suitable for all differ
ent Visual defects.
: The advantage of the Alaska CRYSTAL
Lenses is, that they pure white have
highly polished surfaces, never tire the eyes,
= but rest, preserve and strengthen the eyes 50
% that are recorded where people were
able to do without them the rest of their lives
y after using them for Some time. They are
acromatic j. e., do not make rainbow coors
4 They will enable the TO use them for
hours by lamp light and et the eyes viii not
: feel strained The lenses will cure Ptcsh,-
= opa, or old sight, IIvperineropia. or lar sight
4 Myopia, or near sigh,eslness. and floating
The Doctor has TN, finest and iuusf
delicate instruments 10 properly test the eyes,
and those who were never able to get properly
adapted glasses or were given up as hopeless,
and those who desire to preserve the ewes up
10 old age should not miss this opportunity
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
For Member of Constitutional Couven ton.

EDIToRs ARGUS | suggest the name Of
j. II. Moe AS a member To the consiitu-
tional convention from this county.
JAMES FERaIS.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
Feb II
$50, 900 for sl-sso0, 900 for IS.

Send 81 to So to the Montana Investment
company, Helena, Montana. for "a chance
in their prize dist ribution March 30. 1889.
The $500, 900 Aborn House. Dies Moincs,
Iowa. and l53 cash prizes from $40 to
5000. Whole tickets, So; fifths, 81.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-03-07
Examination of Teachers.

There will he public examination 81
teachers at the school house in Lew istown
on Saturday, April u, 1850. All those lie
string certificates are expected To h. present
at that time.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01

szhssdy Of three hundred saousszs dollars for
sse me Of c<esn vessess which Is 20 e1znaes "a
e . sx1roaver. D. c.. ga ozx nossA.
With JspAa ane chiua.
Il = 10 - kcre1 thai cur koxsx nneas viii yre
aso souHe sastxh,e wsy 20 vxosnose sae cen
.1hTse q TIE Iaisxt STATES wssA these oriental
sca1fz1eA What tie details OF srcA essss
ozxas 20 ne sm ncs shse TO s.s-x .. the r-ese-st
sarn< Eut i s<sEss 70 nc Ekas i - xhoEs tsme
car gcvernrassss sha1ld he sn.e To ta-n sc-as
p1Es g. - afs<1sion fscz the great internal Dc
ssssr1s1s which has begn gos-sg or shrozxkeat
sse sszzsh sr1 breath cf TIE isasi sni 70 aszsss
n The tsssosssatn< II sress line OF sseasze.s to
ssazea asfsesn the re-sz cf the sssss OE wsxh-
iakt<a Ard the ports az Japan ssG China AID.
II mistake not TIE sszns eli TIE sfnes. we are
on ne ere q important Developments IL this
aisscsfon- Here Is great hazsee fo< Intelligent
aH9 eaesffve s0Fx Il TIE congress Of tie UEifsd
States for the dssxlorrent and sio.y al The e1sa-
zaefcs Of oar srn state.
The Republican party las shown itself - be
party Of progress and development. Tie Dem
osFssse party has shown Itself 70 te party of
what the French cais sazxsez fare that - CT let
Ting fhangs asoEa- They sasi LET slavery sx-
~ Iet TIE rebellion 90 gnehrcked. Tie
var = 5ssiares They wefe willing 20 ist ear
credit as govern nent he iasEred ny delaying
specie payments. They ssy IA regard 20 the aid
Aag q fSe grea. manufacturing interests Of tie
N~1%AS+ ~ t1Fsz fefsrN tos s&&A Va e%ks<N1x4s
let cE- recfss bug from abroad
TIE Republican party ssys. on TIE other hand.
let Is Fnzke these shissgs what they 0zSsss 70
BE- LIST Us 20 through struggles. trials. coz
Eicts and whatever IS necessary 70 make
our cog1sry great aud prosperous II
We have advantages. let US triumph
oFHs thsFa. whea France was aspErdeaE upon
the outside weird fer her sugar. Naroseoa said
IN regard 10 the protection Of sugar, that re
xould make France independent Of tie world
on the sugar question. And he dill IL LIST 20
make America independents UPON the manual
turing question: Let ~ make AEertes in9e-
TseraesS by creating ard fostering great home
market let as maze America independent IL
commerce upon thd great hlgh seas by having
our own Saips and running them, lie. rs pro
teet America against the lniux Of detssssi and
degraded Iaho-s.s. imported from abroad Iss
"a have . multiplication OF enpiUsments and
products. liberalization al lr6ussfiss, Let rs
exchange these products among ourselves and
cOrapete together. "one country, ere nag. one
constellation one allegiance, one nation aud one
desiiny"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-01
opEyING az SEW Goons.


We just received our fsil importation of new
goods. The latest IN dress materials: novelties
In silks fsncy silks 10 match eyeTy shade Our
uwr importation OF combination ard efnhyot-
eeFcss suits. 10 two shks, STYLES that e1nnos be
found elsewhere. rev brosdeicths, new yeases
in goossH gocslR. In our silk ders rtEasns the
shelves are 0xefloaie6 with new gcosss. special
values u black and coioTed dress siiks. New
KID gloves ~ fhe celebrated GSntemefi 4 Co,
Fosters ard 3Sthsrs makes; mousqusfsiTe
buft0nef and laced. foil as<pYfnteasS New
trimmings: in fact you would thiak We tnrncd
otsf store if3io a trimming store We have every
thlDg that Is new in that line. Ssw curSgts-
Sew eloAks. oar hoxiery department is over
loaded with ueM goods rev Cashmere hosiery
new Isle hosieTv; new fancy hosiery. new cot
ton hosiery: nes SILK hosiery; new silk under
wear new wool underwear new eaxonN nH-
eerwear, nes meriDo underwear; Dew French
asnneis. new piAiG tlarnsls; neg lace curtains:
neH table linens; uew napkins and towels new
ieTseys AID gloves. We have snsf opened the
gyandest assortment OF goods 81 popular prices
ever shown Chester tieary.