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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21
0pu 1eterStura.

no. @ittpe @eItbauIer Diro ibren
i6brliden Masfenbau am Diittipp6,
ben 20. Sebr., in @abIsrs' Sale abs
baIten.- gintritt fir Serren rs, fir
Damen Is Gents.
= Srau 8ambad 1T miniitratorin
ibres peritorbensn @atten.
- 99ir baben Der 8rildens Ginipeibs
un9 nod na6suIrasen, bab Stabtratb
9iin;li nad Der 6eierIibteit feline eoIs
lessn unb rieIe 8epUbner BON Peterss
burg ;u einem glbenoeHen emluo, pels
DIES Srau Senrp @enSers So6funt
sur Gbre sereidte. 9lu6 iOnit ipurben
Die ,,9ops" nitbt per9eIien uno nit
Bier traftirt; iibsrbaupt Bat ii9 Serr
9insIi in ieber Sinii6t nobel bsnoms
men. Sdpn bic oisle Seit tnb 0liibs
iin6 lobensipsrtb, bis oas 8erf tes
idlcien mar bam iab ct aud pdbrs
emo Ses 8aues nad benz 8ebten uno
bat feline 9lnltrsnsung nod 9luslase
ieinerIeits sef9eut. Dt6ee 9dnBIi uno
bic na9 ibm benannte Bride nod lanSe
Der @egenpart erbalten blei6en
= Sn ben fleinen SpiterIaben an
GrobItrabe, segenilbsr Stsin's, ipuroe
Sreitas gladt eingebro9sn unb @iSars
rem, @anoies uno Gitronen seitobIen.
Man bat auf cine beltimnite Perion
8srbaht.
= Sn uniersr @ar6 iinb nod i'm.
mer pieIe 2eute frnnf.
= Der Stor9 febrte IeBte @ode
beim Billie WdIler ein.
= SIN Der 5reita9 9ludt ltnbl Ses
manb Elm SOB @bistep aus benz Banbs
simmer bes Ben. 3bauer unb oas 6ab
uuree bon einem Manne nabe ber tueis
BEN 9itde entbedt, ipobin es serplIt
porSen mar, uno benz Ben. nod in Der
9la9t @n;eise sema6t.
= 9as Reiultat Der Mabl ipdr ba=
bier:
SIR G6ubmeiifer = Gibbons SO,
8rpcfs 90.
SIR @OntrOlsur-9 -9ieqncIDs 30, 81.
IeIe les.
SIR Common GouneiI-9bauer 94.
9lelicn 80.
SIR @Ibermnnn bate Sobn Suiters
mann feline OppoNtion; fur GonifabIe
ipurbe Ssnrp Stul,, fur afisHor @bas,
8ebner, fir g8abIridter 6rIb Sielefelo,
fur Snipettor Gbas. Serbit uno fur Res
| glitter 5ris S6pars eriudbIt.
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spsea rsburte @rsis in Ss6fsn, 0ie nbsNinnt pOr Mb
Ssse @arfer gaott,en. /.

- Ser SO. Osipalb, 100 MerrifieIi
abe., bat Dor sipei Wionatsn elm ROtis
bud berIoren, fir beiien Ridsabe c,
bantbar mare. 8ann in bieier Offie
abBeSebCn iperben.
= Sames Soiie, bsEen @sfSbrt al
ber 9OpsstOipn 8abntreusune bon cine,
9ofomotipe bemoIirt tpurbe, pObei CT
ieIbit 8erIebunBen erIitt, itarb an
0littpod Morsen. Gr mar 40 Sabre
alt unb binterIdbt cine @ittiue nit bier
&Inoern.
SObn Moreans, Gin OeIbdnSIsr bon
Gpnonitrabe, itarb am Dienitus lester
g8o9e. Am Gage subor fdeute iein
Bfero all einem eIeftriIhen 8abnfpaBen
uno WorSans nur6e seeen einsn Teles
erafpfoiten eeidIeubert. gr mar 45
Sabre alt uno bintetldbt iieben Sinoer.
= Cine ipi9tigc 8erIammIune Der
WlitSIieosr ber Spbe Bart Bresbpterianer
9emeinoe ipirb Sonneritas, ben 21.
5ebruar, ~ nbr 9lbenSs, in Der Stride
itattfinben, um iibsr ben 9lnidlnb an
Die Bresbpterianer Spnpbe su bsIdIies
bsn. slae 0iitgIieber ioIIten anipeienb
iein.
= Die Central @rube arbeitete Iebte
@obe brei Sage, be 4r6baIS, Sons
tinentaI, 9ampton unO DrforO ie stpei
Gage.
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9aerlei.


= Die 9ennipIbania giIenbabn So.
bat aus @nslano cine 8rcbes2ofomos
tioe erbalten, ipel6e nit einem 3uee
anssbIi9 70 NeiIen bic Stunbe MAIDEN
fam.
= Die Iebten 8eri6te aus @aibings
ton aus ansebIia gutter AueLe iasen,
bab bas cabinet bes nsuen BrGiiSenten
tpie folet iein tpirb ): Blaine bon Maine,
StaatsIetretdr; gSinebam BON Wlin=
neicta, Sdabamt; &usf bon @iSeon,
lin, 8ries; glatt BON 9letp Yorf, Uias
rine; Softer bon Obio, SnnereS Spbn
Barter BON SenneHee, General alns
malt; Balmer BON Diidi9an, 9lders
bau; 8anamater bon BsnnipIpania,
goitamt. Stneeeen beibt es tpieber,
Sol. Sobn s. gleip babe quite 9luSiibs
ten fir bic S6abamtsIefretdrIteIe.
= llebsr stpbIf Sabre eebrnudte i'd
bdufis Or. glueuit &6nis's Sombureer
TrOpien unb eripeiien iib bieieIben oIs
Gin bor;deIibes Wittel eeeen ale Sci.
ben bes Masens. Benedict gina, Sos
lin Wlinsrs, Sas.
: gu Gbomion, Susquebama Co..
ioa am 23. Sebr. elm Gonpent absebaIs
ten ipsrben, um cine 8ittidriit an biz
@eIebsebuns sa perfaiien, bab iie aus
Tbeilen beS beIaBten Counties, memlid
5orelt @itp. GIiforo, Smboff, Union.
bale, Susquebanna, Oatlanb, Sar.
monp, Sadion, 9ibion, sIrarat uni
Serrid, in Susquebauna county, uni
aus Scott, Sudinebum, PreitoH, Yiaur
DIETER uno Starrueca, in @apn,
County, elm neues County formire. b.
Dtcntrcie ben senannten OriI6aftei
ais @ounipIiB ;u unbeauem fei. Sin
anberer 8eri6t iaet, man babe aud
AbF6ten auf @arbOnbaIe.
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Nus sem Obereu Ebale.

GarbunbaIe.-Sm Sauie bon Gsprse
9impd, an Gemeterpitrabe, iibten iid
anTanss Iebter 99o6e mebrere iunse
aeute, barunter 9lrnoIo DiIts, IT,, ais
@opbops Elm, peI9e in einem Spsftas
teIltdd poIiommen, ons fe ndditens
auffabren ipoaten; bic 9suts iparen in
poliem GoItum, nit 2epOIbern etc. uno
bieIe bate man, pie ansenUmmen
ipurbe, nit blinein 9atrouen eelaoen.
Die @affsn Iagen unbsnuBt auf Dem
1iIde, na 5rau 9impd bas S6ieBen
perboien bate, uno ibr 9idbriser Spbn
Ipielte nit einsm Der 8epoluer. PIbB=
lid fieI elm S1ub, Der iunse 0iIts fubI
nit beicen Sdnoen mad eem lluterleibt
unb lisb Ii6 in siusn Stubl fallen. 81
ipar seIbofisn unb bic 9u9eI in BIZ
| rebte Settle bes 1lnterIeibss gsoruneen
, ettpa stpei 9oa dbsr Der 9aftIinie
Dlan glaubt nidt, oaB Der 8eripuneet
bic 8erIstuug iibsrIeben ipiro.-De
peripunbete SiltS itarb am Dlittipod
Mitias. Gr ipar 10 Sabre ali. -9e
Mastenbau bes @ermania @eianeUer
ems am Wittipoh abeno ioa cine srob
artise unb auBerit amiifante glHaii
geipeien Iein.
- 5rau Ausuit grcbit ipuros a
l9isnItaS in ar1baIo besraben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21

= Ginem 8riefe unIsres sbemaIigen
2sbrlinsss Subu 3beiien eutnsbmen mir
foIsen6e 9iotisen iiber Californian, ,uno
ben @eiten, tueIde ssipib fir SisIe 2es
fer Elm SntereiIs baben;
,,g1ie i1 in bisien, nnd 5itIi9er Gins
ii6t sottbsrlahenen GrbipintsI seristb.
Der ieood, nebenbei aeIast, elm berr
liaes Stldden groe 1T, fam 10: 9ladr
BEN i'd in aanias fur bier Ianse Sabr,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21

Der Opines 8Iod, elmer Der
sr6bten in GbieasO, 1T SOnntas Mors
gen suiammense sebroben. Sine Gnsabl
Arbeiter, bic in osmielbsn tei6dftist
sepeien iparen, tOnnten iih rsdtssitis
in Siderbeit brinseu. Das @sbiuS
par Ia Stodpsrt bod. gS iino &c.
w6bnIid 1875 9lrbeiter in oem 0ebiuee
beI6dftiet; bsS SOnntass ipssen ipas
rem nur eitpa Elm 9ubeno ourin unb
bieie retteten ii& seitis, ba iis Ourd Elm
pminSiss 9ra6en setparnt tpurben.
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0nilab &ramer,
Wetser nnb sSmrftseiebdft,
6O7 gebar slpenue.

Der llutsusidnete smpftbIt hermit BEN
oeutihen publifum feline auf oas Bette einse.
rihtsie Wekeerei. % wiro ftets iein Beftrs.
ben isin, Die aunoen oes @eihdftts nit alltu
Sorten bon frifdem 8lsifd uuo @nrit eriter
0nalitdt reel nno prompt gu bsbieusn.
lin ssHeieteu 5aipru6 wirO esbstsH
@uifab. 4rdmet.
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Der safte SHiusetea.

Der Die tablen 3wsiae eridauern madi. miro
pou Dem reiheu Gpiturder biHtsr ieinc pier
@duOm nift plrlphrt, abtr ale weidcn mol.
Iigen Sedtu, bic sr auf isin Ippisss Eager
biuit uuo ale @drms, melde elm gutgsbeiltsr
Sfeu ausfromt, f6nneu ibm oas Matt in Den
Suodsn niht eriudrmeu. wenn ibn ons biebsr
init eifgsu araIIeH umiplnni bait. Softst.
ter's Wageubittsrs 1T oas GliIir. weIGss isin
eurhidItetss. bsben0es @sbein nit Isbsnosr
8drms ourdftromt uno ole 9ohgraoige Sibe
uuo ben ermattsuorn Sdweib beleiiigt, pelns
beim @edielHeber nit Dem Shuttelfrof ab.
pedisIn. SdIeidenoes 6ieber Wiljbeihwsr.
ben eaqigsr @eidmad. tur3 isoe betauuit
Germ bon mOIariGariissn aranrbeitsu mus por
pitier irdftigen uno 9Isidjsiiis gsiunl en- unO
gut beiommeuoen WsoBin uei6en. @alIen'
hsbtr, @eritopfnua. @yspepiis saitriidss
sOpfpsb. appeiitmansel, SdlaHoFeteit une
Abalmatismns. nno Shwdde merosu ebsn
falls ourd 60 futiri. lin eiue pollitdnoigI
Sur gu srBisIeu, iClIte man es rsseImdbie &c
brauhen.
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gon Der sasfeite.

3um 8eiten Der beutIden presbptsrs
ianer 2ir6e an SidOrpitruBe ipir6 cine
5air proiettirt. bic i'm gpriI itattfineen
fol-.
Die elite @ar6 siebt GiisIe 267 Ct
Mebrbeit uno bsm 9ibbous cine Iolht
bon l43 st.
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Stephan GutheinZ,
NeutScDcrMe(s 8

SIS s $40 gebar stoenHe,
,Ril6su glIbsr unb 5idory StrdstH, tmpaebIt
tinfm persbrtrn putliium itiu @ff@dft auf1s
Btft. 6lalH ithtT slrt Iiefrrf Id lum biliai
zen prtiit une in belitr 0ualitdt, unb ma@t
Id Hberans auf bic BON mir jubsrtitelen pprs
,hali&su @iirlt aufmsrfiam.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21
&einricl, Greo,

42l Sadaipaana Ibenue, Srantpn,
unO lOl Brain 'sIOfnae, SsSs Bari.
llHisre @aaerisn iino auf oas 8efe einae
rihtet fur aufnabmen ieoer art peoIoaraphi
fiber BiIoer. SIR ileine 8iuoerpbotcsrapbieev
tonnen mir bermitieIs OeS Observation-Disclosures
ieoepeit 5nfrieoeHbsit garnntiren. uho uer
cine bhbide Eabinet ODER eine srobe gortrait
RbotO9ropbie. cine asIunseues 5amiltenbiIo
rooer geielidafts9ulppe, elm idoncs Qauo.
i6aftsbio ooer aniihten BON @ebiuoen etc.
oSer aud eiHe astrele Gopie-pou eiusm alien
Siloe bdben lUiu. iprede bel uns '6or. llHiGe
SraDon Fortraits peroisueH bsfOnoere Bdr.
oigurs.
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sSnt. @utbein3,
Ncmt Ict,er MScts0er,

40. 020 Gtone speune,
smpfebIt sinem bsrsbrten publitnm isin @e-
iddff aufs Bette. bIeiid ieoer art Iisfere it
lum biIligiten Rreiie uno IN better 0unIiidt,
uno made i'd iberaas anf Die bon mir snbe.
rsitetsn porjisIihsu @irite aufmsrtiam.
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Safeb SrOi9art,
Graftii6er 9nfI6mieO,
sos Nyrofpett aDcnue

Rieroe pertsn Had bsruinftissr @tife be.
lhlagen liHo ale aranfdeitsn oes pnffs turirt.
SaS gSaener Gef6dft
ftebi untsr Der eeituna sints tiihtigeu arbei.
tsrs nnO es piro uur CUTE Arbeit gstbaH.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21
@edlel, gaNage, Sener 3 eebeus geri. @ei9dft

VIVA. f.. K1o5o1r
Otabfirt 1881 5i3 eadaranna aptnu, Strautpu pa.
gp cd feI auf ar56nn btbin grisn
pahaeiHen hbr Ssebdfu
GeIb s,ab una II prnllah eeuhd fnr. Dot Bnirs.
gBdi.
Maent eu penn al 9sms. .YnI6uungs- -@efafdat.
@b
a Wdn 6uG@rfa No.
9umpasn Il ReH.
fer Sssubuns aufbnn aau gss auntt
aasT en4asenhe 9dG6he buE ensif4.
r. tirStfu Grif
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@effern 0refreb @eef.

auber ben jwsi GarIaSnnsen lnssribtetes
8Ieiid, oas mir Moutaa un6 @onnsrftag er.
baIten, empfangen mir tdslid frifd aeidla6-
tetes 6Ieiih pom eanoe, ftilds uno SaIf.Gier.
Butter. Safe uuo 9anOproouiie iberbaupt.
gRir baben ferner einen 8orratb Der beften
Bologna @arft fride unS 9eiaIjene SduI.
tern Nippen ebuds. @un0ltiide etc. lnlers
8oIognaipnrit lbertriift ale anoere.
Dale & 60,
IA f0t 9adapanna gpenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-02-21

9ie feiniten @sine, gbampasnsr
unb 2iqueuren.
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PriSatsimmer flr 0amen unb ssaui.
en- i'm Sipeiten Stodtperte.
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aaRern su isser 9asesssit.
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III n enern unb bic gemteride uben bann cine @eISnbei
bbn Carpets On etc. gu peI6en Sober cine @esnbeit Bat
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0a 1ein (!

I'm su bIsiben unS 4; ben bissn reiien au bsraufeu.
Iblub Der Salon perfauit iperben miiien.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
NEWS OF THE TERRITORY.
THE LIVINGSTON ELECTION
The Contest Over the Maiden Town.
site-Powers OF Fergus County
Justices-A Boys Mishap.

LIVINGSTON, April I6.-[Special to the
the Independent There will be more of
a struggle for city offices here at the com
ing election than there was at the first
city election, which occurred about three
months ago. The presented incumbents of
the city offices were only elected, after the
city was incorporated in December, to hold
ONCE until the regular annual election,
which occurs April 29. Most of those who
were elected for the short term will seek "a
be reelected. Col. A. w. Miles IS said 10
be again booked for mayor. G. A. Berg is
the only mentioned candidate for city
treasurer, but as this was the Office most
sought after at the last election, there may be
several candidates In the field before April
20. Geo. I. Young seems 10 have satisfied
every body during bis short tern as city
marshal, and will probably be reelected.
The Offices OF city clerk and attorney Will
be consolidated. The democrats have mol
decided yet 10 put full ticket in the held.
II they should they probably wouldn'l
have the walk away the democrats had al
Anaconda and Butte, as this IL strong re-
publican town; but there are numbers oil
democrats here who could nave any OF tue
city Offices they choose II they could be
prevailed upon to accept them.
There are now about sixty Italian labor
ers at work on the Park branch, getting
the road bed in condition for the coming
seasons business. II is said that about
$4,000 will be expended on the Park branch
this season.
The excayatlng is nearly finished for the
foundation tor Mr.. Kennelly's new opera
house, which will be constructed here
during the coming summer. The building
will be three stories high and cost In the
neighborhOOd Of $4,000.
Two brothers named Barry, lately ar
rived from the east, are looking for cattle
ranch location near Livingston. They
propose to purchase about b,OOO head OF
stock TO begin with, and good range prlyl-
leges.
Invitations are out for the fifth annual
ball and banquet Of Yellowstone Lodge
No. 10 Knights of Pythias, 10 be held at the
Park opera house Tuesday evening, April
23, This promises 10 be the finest affair OF
the season and will undoubtedly be well
attended.
The first city prisoners set to work on
the streets in Livingston last week didn't
enjoy the job much and when the officer in
charge relaxed his vigilance a little, all
started in different directions and were not
again recaptured.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
nnichx and the Wildcat.

Madisonian: And now comes Dietscher
whose artistic feats with gun are not a
whit discounted by those Of his Morse
neighbor over the divide. His chickens
having been mysteriously disappearing for
some time, he concluded TO lie In walt for
the depredator, and add one more scalp TO
the trophies on his belt. So. carefully
nursing his sixsh' otter In his lap, he
watched night after night for the thief
At last bis patience was rewarded. One
evening this week. as he sat by a window
overlooking the hen-roost, he saw hun
gry-looking wildcat crawl through a
hole In the coop, and he knew the hour Of
vengeance was come. With gun at full
cock, and finger on the trigger. he boldly
hen-hOuse cautiously peered in. Not being
able TO see the intruder, he entered, when,
TO the complete discontinue Of all his cal
culati0ns, the "varmint" sprang upon him.
He grasped II with his left hand, and after
quite a struggle, In which he got pretty
badly scratched up, he succeeded In getting
In shot Dutchman-like, however, instead
OF putting quietus on the cat, he merely
succeeded In shooting himself through the
hand. The story was too good 10 keep, but
he told IL 10 us in confidence, las he will
tell IL TO every body else,) with the strict ln-
junction that the hero was 10 remain
incog. "Did you kill the cat, Fritz 90 was
asked, when the story was completed.
"Bet cher lfe," he replied, "but next time
| fight init Wildcat goes after him nit a
shdick. so hellup me py shiminy."
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
He Rolled" the Jury.

Argus: Every session OF the district
court develops or brings to light the mar
velous powers Of jurisdiction exercised by
some Of the justices of the peace in this
county. II they do not overrule the su-
preme court or exercise the governors
power In issuing extradition papers, 1t is
because they never hnd the opportunity.
The question Of authority would never
cause them a moments hesitation. They
will try man for grand larceny with a
hop, skip and jump, and will only bind
over when IL comes to clear case Of nfur-
der. A transcript Of the courts
docket of certain justice, In
one case which was Investigated
by the grand jury, was quite amusing. II
seems the case was tried on Jan. 1st, and
was jury trial. The minutes of the jury
read: "At 2 o'clock we rolled the jury and
then adjourned for thirty minutes TO watch
the eclipse, after which the jury was rolled
again" The Judge should have "rolled''
the jury during the nearest approach to
totality, not in the full sunlight Such
work Is for darkness. Ii is tough state
OF affairs where the judge ''rolls" the jury,
and IL must not get abroad that such dark
deeds are perpetrated in Fergus county.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
The Maiden Towpsite,

Argus: The taking of testimony in the
Maiden townsite and placer ground con.
test, commenced last Friday and will oc-
cupy all of this week, There are about
thirty witnesses altogether, and the direct
and cross-examination is being written out
in full When complsted this testimony
will be sent to the land Office at Helena
for decision In the case. As an appeal
will probably be taken to the land depart
ment at Washington, it may be year or
two before final decision Is
reached. Messrs. Mclntire and Was
son appear for the claimants,
Frank Sage and Charles Bessy, and
r. X. Smith and X Won Tobel for the pro-
testants, or citizens Of Maiden. The ques-
tl0n involved Is as to the value OF the
ground. whether more valuable for mineral
than other purposes, and whether the
claimants have complied with the Placer
mining laws. As a portion of Maiden Is
located on this ground, the citizens who
have purchased lots and made improve
ments on them are protesting against the
issuance of patents to the claimants.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

no competitor In his bids for hay, oats, corn
and bran 10 be furnished at Fort Custer. 4
Mlssoula Item: Tom McTague made q
trip up the Bitter Root and, we are in
formed, served q number OF notices on
farmers there about their lands, which are
claimed by the Northern Pacific company
as railroad lands. A good deal Of itlga-
tlon is likely TO result from Toms visit.
There are twenty. three cases on the cal.
ender at Glendive, and most OF
them will be disposed OF. In fact, II Is
hoped 20 clear the calender, especially OF
some old criminal cases that have been
create large bill OF costs at any moment
without resulting In any benefit.
Argus IL transpires that majority OF
the democratic county committee do not
favor the conference plan OF choosing dele
gates 10 the constitutional convention, and
have issued their call for primaries and c0un'
" convention. This will force the republic
ans 70 do likewise, and the political ball will
soon be In motion.
Bitter Root Bugle; II is reported that a
big copper strike has been made quite re-
Gently about fifteen miles east of Stevens.
willie and that the people of that place are
In the rlmoT the country between that
town and Phllipsburg Will be overnanled
and wagon road at least, will result.
Argus: Thomas Cruise has sold 5000
head of sheep-with an option OF 5000
head-tO Clark Brown, OF Fremont Ne
braska, the purchase price being So per
head. Mr.. Cruise will furnish the sheds
and hay for lambing. The sheep will be
driven To the railroad and shorn and then
driven overland to MIR. Clark's ranch in
Nebraska, where they will be fnttened and
placed on the Chicago market at such
times as the prices are most favorable. MIR.
Cruise has bought ., 900 head Of cattle of
Utah parties, which will be delivered at
the Flatwillow ranch between the LIST and
18th Of August
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17
TERRITORIAL J0TTINGS.
Missouls's new bank will start March

Missoula's new bank will start March TO-
Madisonian: Gulch miners are actively
preparing for the seasons work, and those
In the lower part of the gulch are already
AT t. The prospect continues unfavorable
for good head OF water this summer, and
claim owners feel blue over the outlook in
this respect.
Bitter Root Bugle: A surveying party
under Engineer Carl I. Jones has been
prospecting In this neighborhood for sew.
eral days past for a ditch to be taken Out
OF the Bitter Root river They have finally
settled on taking out the water near the
point above MasOn's ranch.
Missoula Item: The wife OF the station
agent at Rayalii was down yesterday In,
terviewing the railroad officials. She and
her husband are becoming afraid of the
Indians there, who are getting trouble.
some, all on account OF whisky which some
whites are furnishing them.
Stockgrowers Journal: Bids for govern.
ment suppllces were opened Monday Al
Fort Keogh. NJ. Brandenburg was the
lowest bidder for hay and corn for Fort
Keogh. 1t appears Mr.. Brandenbury had
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

Bitter Root Bugle; On Friday morning
last little son of Mr.. 5. 5. Zeigler living
at Camas Prairie, across the river, met with
terrible accident. he was riding on a
load of hay, and the wagon struck a rough
place, jolting him and the pitchfork off al
nearly the same time. The fork STRUCK
on the prongs, piercing his side
Two prOngs entered the bach
going through the right side between ih,
fifty and sixth ribs The third prong did
not enter his body, but the other two wtr,
considerably twisted, and came out In from
of the stomach. AT last accounts the lad
was In fair way to recover under the
skillful treatment OF DIR. Il. b. 0wings.
The Helena independent., 1889-04-17

The experience OF DIR. X. ID. Whitley, an
influential and prominent citizen OF Martin
dale, North Carolina, will no doubt be pc
rused with interest by people In all partJ Of
the country. For years he has been sub
ject TO violent attacks Of inflammatory
rheumatism; on the first of February he
had an attack, which settled In one OF his
for two days. He obtained q bottle OF
Chamberlains Pain Balm from w. M.
Houston Il Co., Mecklinburg City, N. c.
He writes that II gave almost immediate
relief, and gives Chamberlain's Pain Balm
the highest praise and advises all persons
troubled with like Affections to use II and
get relief. Sold by ii. Nj. Parchen Il Co.
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A Sure Cure for Piles.

Dr. Kinks German Pile Ointment has
cured Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles
when all other ointments have failed. II
absorbs the tumors, allays the itching al
once, acts as a p0ultice, gives instant re-
lief. DIR. Kinks German Pile Ointment ID
prepared only for piles and itching of the
private parts, and nothing else. Every
sent by mail on receipt of price, 80 cent?
and 81 per box. Sold by X. 5. Hale & Co..
Halana
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HELENA, Oct. Z, 1887.

HELENA, Oct. 7, 1897.
was suffering from an unusually bad
cough, my lungs were sore and congested,
and consulted one of the best physicians
In Helena, whose prescriptions failed To
relieve me-. became alarmed, and at the
suggestion Of friend purchased bottle OF
Acker's English Remedy for coughs, and
after taking II according TO directions was
recommend il. JACOB SwITZEB.
had racking cough and infiamed
throat and bought bottle of Acker's Eng
lish Remedy upon the Recommendation of a
friend, and was entirely cnred by IL.
consider II never failing remedy for a
cough. j. FELDBERe.
Acker's English preparations are for sale
In Helena only bv X. 5. Hale h Co.