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Pomona Grange.

Pomona Grange held an interesting meet
ing with Gray Grange Wednesday. The
meeting was called to order by Past Master
Bell. After the opening exercises and nee
essary business were attended to the officers
elect for tie ensuing year we're installed by
Past Master Samuel Bell. The attendance
was large considering the threatening ap-
pearance OF the weather. The meeting was
one of interest and profit to all. The ladies'
hour was especially interesting. An abun-
dant dinner was we'll served in Grange Hall.
1t was voted to hold the next meeting with
Oak Hill Grange. the time to be announced
hereafter.
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DEATHS.

In Saco, Feb. IL. Lydia r. Smith. aged Is wears
Smith of Dayton .
years. s' 80 -
:. In North Adams Mass, Feb. IL. Mrs. Frank
Macomber. formerly of Saco.
% In Gardiner, Feb. 7, James Ii. Cusick, aged
% years. SSA' So
uI In Randolph, Feb. 10. Maud. daughter Of VIII
In R"sioS yF Sdi'1t; agsd IL years months.
t SrseIey II. johnson, aged II years montbs.-
street. y "' A'o' 80
r In Philadelphia. Feb. 10. Alfred Staples, form
Notice of funeral hereafter
:. Inc funeral Of the late Annie Foster will
take pace ms FRIDAY afternoon at $50 O'Clock
AT ner lste residence. No. INs Grant street.
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OBITUARY.
Samuel M. PInkham.

Samuel M. Pinkhaur died Wednesday
evening after short and severe illness
brought on by the Influenza. His many
1riencs will be saddened by this sad inteiii-
genee. He was a kind hearted man and
made many friends. He was member OF
camp l, T. o. y. of A. and Of the Mortuary
Benefit Fund attached to this order and the
Portland Citizens Mutual ReliefAssociation'
he leaves wife and six children to mourn
his loss.
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The Tecumsen.

The schooner Tecumseh, reported to be
short handed on account of mutiny Of her
sailors, was anchored near Half Way Rock
Yesterday morning the tug Clara Clarita
of Bath, went out to her and probably took
several men to her. At any rate the schoon-
er weighed an ,hor during the forenoon and
proceeded west
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Conley-ScanIan.

Mr.. John J. Conley was united in mar
rage to Miss Margaret E. Seaman at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception
yesterday. Rev. T. P. Linehan performed
the ceremony. Mr.. Hugh Conlsy, brother
Of the groom, acted as best man, and Miss
Agnes Jordan as bridesmaid.
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Alleged EmbezzIement.

A young man in Portland got $500 from
friend in the country, who had sent draft
to him for that amount to get cashed, Then
the said young man INDUCED in quiet game
Oh poker, and lost $3.50. On this account he
was arrested and is now In Portland jail.
HIS father refuses to assist him. His name
Is Orlando NJ. johnson.
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The Prohibitionists,

The Prohibition city committee chosen in
February, 1889, organized Wednesday night
with Rev. Samuel F. Pearson, chairman, DR..
Charles T.. Stevens, secretary. and W. II.
Hobbs, treasurer. A mass caucus to make
nominations for the municipal election WAS
called for Saturday evening in Reception
hal1
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Following is the board of members of
Sailing of tha PeruvIan

The English steamer Peruvian sailed late
yesterday afternoon with full cargo. in
Guiding about 5000 barrels of apples, 5000
bushels of grain, 5000 cheese and 100 tons Of
meats. She was delayed five hours by de-
lay of the mail train.
The Nova Scotian is expected to arrive
this morning
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The regular meeting of Forest City Lodge,
No. 16. A. o. U. W., last evening was we'll
attended. Past Master Workman Woods,
of Union Lodge. No. s, Oldtown, was present
and delivered an interesting address
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Flag Ratslnes.

The scholars of the Casco street school
will raise their new flag for the first time
this afternoon. at 2 O'Clock, and the Vaughan
street at 3. These events will be accompa-
MED by the usual programme of speeches
and singing.
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The visitors of the Associated Charities
are notified that meeting will be held for
conference on Tuesday, the 18th, at p. m,
given thus early hoping that. all visitors will
srsnas to attend. -
%'" j. LILLY, Secretary.
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RINES BROTHERS.
The WsGther TO-DAY
e likely TO be
fair and tgdrmer:

T<HIRTY odd cases
u of new goods in the
basement opened
this week including new
shapes and decoration in
pottery, for Cabinet pieces
and table use. Japanese
Pottery is always interest
ing and each importation
looks different from the
last lot. 1t will be interest
ing to spend an hour look
ing through this depart
ment. We shall keep up
the original plan of selling
a counterful of desirable
goods at considerable less
than regular price, making
the sales about once a week
just to keep the crowd
moving down stairs. To-
morrow it will be a big lot
Of Sedji ware at IS cents
apiece. One piece means
a Teapot, Cream Pitcher,
Vase, Plate, Rose Jar,
Bowl or Cup and Saucer.
Any of these are well
worth coming for.
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Henry Brown was arrested Yesterday NOR
ming 10 the act of robbing Old st. Paul's
church, corner Broadway and Wesley street.
he mad packed up, ready for removal, 81, 600
worth of altar decorations when discovered
The Portland daily press., 1890-02-14

At 2 p. m. today f. o. Bailey & Co. will sell at
store 81 Center street stock Of groceries, store
fixtures, etc. See auction column.
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A clergyman says, "Johnson's Anodyne Lini
ment cured me OF diphtheria." One among many.
feb10 eOdSwIw
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OWEN, MOORE & CO.

WHEREAS Constant Converse, late Of Free
w port, County OF Cumberland ana State Of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated March 49, A.
D. 1-79, and recorded Ia Cumberland County
Registry Of Deeds. Book 452, Page 483, conveyed
TO me, the Undersigned. certain farm with the
buildings thereon situated in said Freeport, con-
tanning about seventy (70) acres of land, and
described as follows, VIZ: Beginning at the most
Easterly correr Of land OF Ansyl B: Coffin, on
Range G; thence Southeasterly by the land of
Lorenzo ID. Huniress to the Harr -seeket River;
thence by said River Sutheriy t, the most souther
ly paint OF Bar tolls Island; thence NoIthwest-rly
and NOrthessterly by said River 10 the most
Southerly point Of said Ans,l 3. Collins land;
thence Nortbeasterly by said Coffin's land to the
FIRST mentioned bound. together with all the shores
and fts adjoining the same and appuri enant
thereto. Being the sane conveyed To sai Con-
slant Converse by Samuel Holbrrok, by his deed
dated May %. A. D: S43 and recorded In said
Registry. Book 1872. Page s. And whereas. the
condition Of said mortgage has been broken. now,
there fore, by OF the breach of the condition
thereof. claim foreclosure Of said mortgage
and hereby foreclose the same.
Dated at said Freeport this eleventh day Of
February, A. ID. 1890.
-febl 4dlaw3wF WILLIAM GORE.
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For any case Of nervousness, sleep

iessness, weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsia
try Carter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
Che only nerve medicine for the price in marke'
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MvNiciPAL COURT.
BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.

BEFORE JUDGE GOULD.
THURsDAy-Chas. FL. Reddy; intoxication;
fined So ana costs
Daniel Mckenzie and John p. McGinty; intoxi-
cation fined 81 and 0ne-half costs each.
john C. Davis; intoxicatinn, 80 days In county
jail and In addition fined So and costs.
Coleman ]. Cronan; intoxicatiun; 80 days In
county jail.
Coleman ]. Coleman assault on an officer four
months In county Aah.
Michael J. McD. ncassh;; common drunk; three
rceccE.hs In county jail sNts
Courtney Carney; vagabond; three months IL
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Ancient order unItad worknnen.

TRY THE PRESS FOR ONE MONTH
ONLY 80 CENTS A MONTH IN AID
VANNE
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ALL THE LOCAL NEWS FOR ONLY
30 CENTS A MONTH. SUBSCRIBE FOR
THE PRESS.
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Advire 10 vi sthers.-MRS. WINSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sufferer at once; it produces natural, quiet
sleep by relieving the child from pain, and the
little eberub awakes as "bright as button" II
is very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind.
regulates the bowels, ard is the best known
remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teeth
ng or other causes. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
feb5 MW&F&w1y
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE PRESS
is CONSTANTLY INCREASING. FIFTY
CENTS A MONTH is A POPULAR
PRICE s fs5s
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KENNEBEc COUNTY.
1t has just leaked out that during the le-
cent meeting of the Maize Board of Agricul-
ture In Augusta secret gathering of some of
the leading agriculturists of the state was
held for the purpose OF forming farmers
leagues similar to those in Massachusetts,
riculturists of the state. One of the prime
ends of the new organization would be to Sc
cure more favorable legislation for the
farmers, especially on taxation. 1t is
understood that the movement is to be
pushed.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Charles Stanley has sold his grist and card :
ing mills at Dxfeld to Andrew Marsh and
j, M Holland for $1,000
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The ARMY of the Potomac

THE PRESS Is THE BEST PAPER IN
THE STATE. PRICE Sc PER YEAR IN
ADVANCE.
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THE STATE.
ANpRoscoscly COUNTY.

ANDRoscoecIN COUNTY.
Forrest E. Bisbee, who has been superin-
tendent of the Lewiston and Auburn fire de-
partment for number of years, has resign
ed to become superintendent Of the electric
light company. Ex-Chief Engineer Fred L.
Tarr will probably succeed Mr.. Bisbee.
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Associated Charities.

DO YOU TAKE THE PRESSP If NOT
TRY 1T ONE MONTH. PRICE soc
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II you suffer from looseness Of bowels or fever
and ague, ASg6srura Bitters will cure you. DIR.
J. G. siegert s. Sons, sole manufacturers. ASK
yoprdruggist. feb12eod&w1w.
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TX. We gave ner Castorla,

When baby was sick, We gave ner Castorla,
When she was a Child. she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
deco d&w1y
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TAKE THE PRESS FOR A COMPLETE
DAILY RECORD OF PUBLIC EVENTS
ONLY 30 CENTS A MONTH IN ADJ
VANCE
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Opening Of the Fall Season by the Caroline
Gage Company.

Opening OF the Fall Season by the Caroline
Gage Company.
The opening of the fall season at Mine's
opera house takes place next Monday night.
when the fascinating favorite, Miss Caroline
Gage, supported by Harry F. Keene's we'll
known company of players, will be seen in
the beautiful society drama "Queena."
Speaking of Miss Cages ability as an
actress the Chicago Times says: "She is of
charming presence and gifted BY nature
with rare talent. She is most undoubtedly
in the foremost ranks Of the artistic world,
There are few. if any, who have all the ad-
vantages Miss Gage possesses. Her man
ner is natural, and the absence of stage
conventionality is not the least charm Of
her personati0ns. He action is free and
graceful. and she possesses depth Of SEN
timent and passionate energy which gives q
vivid reality to every motion. At times she
has also vivacity and archness, and ali the
buoyant and electric spirit Of glowing
genius"
The sale of seats opens tomorrow at
rope q OOonner's drug store. Il will be
well for those desiring good seat at the
opening to make early application.
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THE DISTRICT COURT.


beveral Indictments Found and Dsfen-
dants ArraiEned and Ordered to Plead,
164-J. Gibson vs. Helena Hotel company;
|tay of execution granted for ton days.
87-Michael 81. Wall Va. Helena Street
Railway company; demurrer overruled and
On days granted in which to file answer.
78-George Bell ". Helena Street Rail-
kay company; same order as above.
6-C. M. Neuhausen ct al. vs. T. 81.
leinschmidt; same order as in 70.
b,Ol7-Moses Morris Va. F. J. Edwards,
tay of execution granted for ten days.
estate of Montana Va. Elmer A. Young;
efendant pleads not guilty.
7O-State of Montana vs.. Robert +. An
erson. defendant pleads not guilty.
71-State Of Montana vs. Kitty Ryan; de-
endant pleads not guilty.
John Schultz. a native of Denmark, was
Emitted to citizenship.
Annie Graham paid sherih's costs,
mounting to 81, for contempt.
The following true bills were found by the
rand jury: Against Carl Bailey, burglary;
arl Bailey, grand larceny; Carl Bailey,
rand larceny; James Barker, attempt to
Carl Bailey was arraiened and ordered to
plead Sept. 10th at 10 q. m. Henry G.
NTH was assigned to defend him.
j. j. Williams was assigned to defend
Bailey on the charge of grand larceny
two indictments.
james Barker was also arraiened and
:dered to plead Sept. 10th at 10 a. m. A.
Botkin was assigned to defend him.
go 251- 252-Phil A. Manix vs.. G. A.
roadwater. Demurrer Withdrawn and
ave asked to file special demurrer.
4,74O-John b. Sanford vs.. Mary Ed
ards. Plaintiffs demurrer to answer sub
tilted without argument.
$50 1854 297-F. r. Wallace VS.. Helena
lectric Railway company. Argument
,ntinued until to-day.
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ANNUAL STATEMENTS.

led by Various Interpretations Yesterday
with the County Clerk.
The Silver Arrow company reports &c.
1000 capital stock and no debts. 1
The Gloster Mining company reports ST.
600 capital stock and 81, 500 debts.
The Summit Mining company reports it's
pital stock to be 5000, 200. Debts 81, 600.
The lightning Gray Copper company re-
rts 26OO, 600 capital stock, all paid in,
ID indebtedness $312.62.
The Mac Mining and Milling company's
pital stock is 81, 100000, with indebted
ss amounting to $281.5O.
The Peerless Jennie's capital stock ID. s1,-
lOOO. The amount of Indebtedness on
ptember LIST is reported at So, 10000
The Three Mile Mining and Milling COM
ny reports its capital stock at 81. 00O. QUO.
of which has actually been paid in. No
BITS.
The Lady Kicker Mining company's an
al statement shows the capital stock to
$1,000 Amount actually paid in $780,
for property. The existing debts are
over 5000 and all but $722.32 is CON
gent upon the mines paying it in profits.
The Helena Granite company in it's state
INT reports the capital stock to be $780,
of which $100, 600 was paid for quarry
stock. The existing debts amount to
1882 The effects of the company have
Fn sold under attachment and the COM
by ID insolvent.
he Union Mercantile company has filed
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ABOUT THE COURT house.
The Grand Jury Still Enquiring
into Offences and Making
PresgntmentS.
Permanent Quarters Being So
lected for the United States
Circuit Court
Defendants ON Chsrges Of Grand Larceny
and Burglary-Annual Reports OF
Corporations Made.

United States Marshal W. +. Furay has
concluded arrangements with the county
for renting rooms for the
|ase Of tho United States court and its off,
pers. Tho court room will be in the senate
chamber, the clerk and the marshal and the
grand jury occupying the committee rooms
kdjoininR. Marshal Furay has made q
report to Attorney General Miller that he has
Examined all the apartments which would
be suitable for the purpose and finds those
offered in the court house the most desira-
others. The arrangements will be perfected
b soon az the attorney general approves
Tho selection.
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The Troubles Of Reporter.

The Journal reporters have . small sized
controversy on their hands with B. r.
Woodman, ]. p. The Justice has an once
at the foot of Broadway. In thar daily
rounds in search Of items the Journal men
do not fail to call upon tho judge. Thev
complain that there 10 . lack OF nsvs about
Mr.. Woodman's court. One Of the rsrort-
ers asked him yesterday il he had anvthino
for the press, but says that be Vas treate3
in very cold manner by his honor. sHe
told me-" said the reporter, .sthat he VA
sixty hve years old and knew how to run
nls court without the assistance Of the
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The Union Mercantile company has fled
|annual statement al follows:
AMONG THE POLICE.
terday's Doings Among the Lease,
Criminals.

terday's Doings Among the Lesser
Criminals.
|uring the late hours Of Wednesday NIGHT
police made quite roundup and pre-
Fed Judge Sanders with about fifteen Of
aers yesterday morning, mostly cash
Fomers, while the "pile'' of some was
t-sized and they are doing time on the
in gang. Among these was q dashine
|nR sport named Geo. Catlin. who shook
dust of Missoula from hiS feet few
ago. He was dashingly Creased and
hands bore no evidence of having run
INST work for many moons. He reluct-
" went out with the gang yesterday and
ked himself very CAPABLE Of welding the
and shovel. and ate of Marshal
bins wholesome bill of fare with great
bh. He will work out fine Of $40 at
rate Of 81 per day.
was mentioned . few days ago that one
be prisoners had gold band ring with
bond setting, and It was presumed to
> been stolen. N. A. winners resi-
Pc was recently burglarized and several
fles taken, among which was this ring,
fh Mr.. Wilmer has identified. The
|oner who had it 10 q peg Leg cripple,
answers only to the name Of Chas,
Frequent efforts have been made to
e him out of town or compel him to
= but without success, and be covetD Q
: of imprisonment that will keep him in
ter during the winter. He vas recently
|en out of Spokane Falls, and a. 10 usual
the crippled tramps. he isyefy abusive.
g Sanders will sec what can be done
him to-day.
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At a. Birkenfeld's, l8 Main Street
You can save on suit of clothes, sold else
whereat so. from IS to IS; on other goods,
such - furnishing goods, hats, gloves. boots
and shoes. blankets and quilts, etc., you can
save in proportion, a. he has decided to re-
tire from business.
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g. w. Dickinson ID in Spokane Falls.
Hon. y: p. Conrad, Of Billings, 10 stopping
at The Helena.
Hon. John Hicks, minister 70 Peru, il
registered at The Helena.
A. A. McDonald's familiar face il again
to be seen around the Cosmopolitan.
Mrs. J. Tooker and Mn. j. B. Claybera
left FOR Michigan yesterday on . two
prominent citizens, With his family. sre
guests at The Helena.
Mr.. n. Reini0 is still suffering from the
injuries received in the runaway, but his
condition 10 much improved.
General Manager w. &. Mellen. of the
Northern Pacific, went into the National
park last night accompanied BY party Of
William Hyde, travelling passenger agent
Ct the Wabash line, with headquarters at
st. Paul, ID on his first visit to Helena ana
to Montana.
r. B. Haddow and wife, Of Butte. are
guests OF The Helena. MI. Haddow is prom
lnently connected with the accounting de-
partment OF the Anaconda company.
Y. Il. Palmer, Of Butte. superintendent Of
the Boston and Montana mine, and j. A.
Coram, of Lowell, Mass, a director Of the
same. are among the arrivals at The Helena.
D. n. CO0faO, inc OfO60-4U69e0 democrat
of Eastern Montana, is at The Helena, req
istered from Billings. He expresses great
pleasure at the work Of the democratic state
convention.
Departures via Northern Pacific: Mrs.
Elizabeth bradshaw, Harrisburg, Pa: Mrs.
]. 8. Tooker. Chicago; Mrs. J. B. Claybero.
Chicago; Jacob Schmoll, Fort Dodge. Iowa:
3. E. Fentwaine. New York; T. A. Caswell,
Kansas City; A. s. French, Chicago.
Prof. A. N. Palmer and wife, of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, arrived in the city and are
the guests Of Prof. Engelhorn, of the Hell
ena Business college. Prof. Palmer is q
penman of note and editor Of the Western
Penman, q journal devoted to- penmanship
and fine arts.
Departures via Great Northern RAILWAY:
Il: =. Lyon. Chicago; E. d. Kent, Louis
vile, n.y.; J. Gregory, j. Loughlin, s. Colby.
j. M1lvny, New York; John Borge and FL
met BorRe, Mcmillan, Wis; Charles Pippin
and wife, Marshalltown, Iowa; Miss Aones
Malone, lronton, Ohio; g. jacobson, Chi
cago.
A. L: Smith, the genial representative of
the well-known Wholesale wine and LIQUOR
house OF Adams, Smith & Co., of Chicago.
ls in the city. Mr.. Smith is q member OF
the firm and makes semi-annual trips To
Montana, the only field he claims as his and
the only place he comes to outside of Chi
cage. He says that for trade, Montana is
their pet.
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Voodin, Lancaster.
Arrivals ut the Helena.

Mrs. Chas. E. Flandrau, W. b. Flandrau. St
". PAUL Paul.
Z. 8. Chapman, jersey Fred Strausa. C;nc;n
vile, u natl.
Mr: and Mrs. G. T. II. NJ. Hanna and wife
Moore, New York. Cleyelsnd. 1 Wv
Miss M. G. Hanna. Miss Kate r H.rr.
CLEVELAND. Cleveland.
D. Mitchell. Missoula Cleyelani
J. H. Conrad, Billings r. b. Haddon and v;so
Danl Bradford, Hill Butte. - way
+. G. Slaughter New w. A. II, - 81 p,rl
1ork. =. H. Meek, Milwaukee
a. r. Sinclair, San John Hicks, Oshkosh,
FRANCISCO. Wis.
H. J. Frost, New York Thos. O'Han,on Chi
w. NJ. Thomas, San nook, o-
Diego, Cal. w. Il McGerrv f.h;-
G. H. Palmer, Butte. cago. o
T. A. Corain, Lowell. ]. H. Patterson Chi
Mass. caao oiA
~; ". Fowler. Salt 8. b Chaplin, CHICAGO.
Lake. +. c. Kirby, Milwaukee
VIM &. Howe, Denver
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S ZEE. Tickets On sale commencing Monday.
Wednesdays and Fridays q each Veek up
70 October Slst inclusive. Tickets imited
70 seven days from date OF sale,
Gas. 8. FkH,
n g. r. d T. A., st. Paul.
A. u. EDoA1, Gen. ARt., Helena.
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Dunno s1cDon.ld's Purchase

Dunno Mcdonald, proprietor Of The Belvi-
dere House, has purchased the restaurant
and entire outfit formerly operated by Joe
Appolonio, and ia having the same reno
waited and RENTED throughout, which he
intends running on the European plan.
He will open it in connection with his house
ON Monday, Sept. 2lst, 1880.
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Court House Notes.

nit vas hlsd yesterday by Jene Tucker
'nst Felix Landry in the district court
2sbt.
nnie Blake has 6lsd notice Of looa-
for twenty acres Of placer ground in
RADIO unosRanised mining district.
njamin C. Brooke and others Aled 4
bS location notice With The county clerk
brday Of 160 acres Of land fornBesly
N q the Cheasman reservoir.
hhssins Ryan and J. B. Bsondel have
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A Correction.

County Assessor George Walker says that
the statement published In the Herald last
night with reference to the aassasmant ON
the Dunphy property ID incorrect. The
property vas sold under the hammer On
Wednesday tor e6 1O. Il vas stated IN The
Herald that the eaneGament nlanell Is ~.
assessor upon the property vas 81, 40. M.
walker 0ys that the oaeeae1f oa fhe
property was t5,4o0.
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A Democratic Deputy lGar,h.l

JamssJ. Grant. Of ERan, Missoula county,
who vas here attending the democratic
state convention. returned homo full
dedRsd dspoty United 6eatss nasshal. He
was appointed to that position by Narshsl
Furay. Who wanted good man for deputy
in the county north Of The Flathead iake.
and jumped patti lines n order % - 90.