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Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

TvnrANAFoFzs. ina Ap-l a-ht
Wasarasa. ina- Monday niEst a7oarg
farmer named Bell vas aratai.T naT-
3srsd ~ Fields. ueiEhbor Ire r1a~-
5ered usa was h--t-e-- --.aT ~ 80
-ar3srsr's sou- sn5 tbe kili resal 'e3
ever he q spositon ~ tbeir latser-in-
"a rrz-r-t-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

f~af-New. So ' bashei.
toTn-N}a ~ hushel.
tatS-Nsu .se Lsc 9 buSnel.
Corn Meal-sls tea
kye-soe lusaCl
tarley-tl csc ] ~ = hundred.
9foune feea-sisal3 y ton.
Dfsu-Si2 q Isn.
Aladungs-SlS = fou.
fisuF-Llly White SIC Patent s2eo ' hua.
cFeQ
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Crop. IA MtehIe.n.

LANSING, Mich Aprils.-The monthly
crop report Of Michigan for april places
tie average condition Of wheat IN the
southern four tiers of counties at 20,
central at o5, and northern az % per
cent, being the lowest ever recorded II
the history OF the department
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The well-known manager OF excursions
to Washington, California, and the
White Mountains, /. A. Whitcomb, says:
Il have never had anything DO me so
much good as your Sulphur Bitters. II
is the best spring medicine / ever used.
! would advise all who suffer from bil.
iousness and dyspepsia 20 use sulphur
Bitters, for ! know thcy cured me
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The best salye IN the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns and all SKIN eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required.
1t Is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfac-
ton or money refunded. Price 25cents
per box. For sale 10y Peck Bros, drug
gists, corner Monroe and DivIsion-sts.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Does snow storm look ike a cargo
of indigo, IN comparison TO your feel
Dgs. Do YOU think everybody's hand
j against you, are you irritable, ugly,
and Cross. 10 you feel that your
trends all find falt with You; are YOU
tired and dull, do you know a Spring
medicine is what you need. Nature is
CRYING for Loose's Extract Of Red
Glover. Try It. For sale 10y White &
White, druggists, Morton House Block
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
OLD WORLD GOSSIP.


rhs a.a vita shs Ar>azs~l h&@k-fns
Ir@zs s4l.s ~ ksJ.1ts-As TIE Frs-es
81 Wales LsaE. sr h@s No SoSa'
IfssFg-se.ri.gieso ~ frsLAa4 Lasi2sstozs
s2s ss.zlsy- Frsocs fzRGlslSzs-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

BIND beadIng interrsl and exterus
rsfrs fssr r.. dsfala and rotsi g'csrs
Sored. or 30 psT- Treatment ps p .fss
SO SINE l0s from vogE Hun6re. ~
references F1afn nation free Lake
SIDE pAvs5r sns room p. Pcrtfr hircE.
1924 MCmroe-st. Hours - >. oHalT
Tuesdav and saturday e~euiurs. = - 8.
sundays. f1 - D.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

CEFraso Apr
CARR r-Ws-rft active ars Frn pee.
-s r-s--t especially 81 - hsffs-
4-eses Grrr.sff-1s fsrgs6 ss - vgn5 p -
rsrsee ~ fsrrr ss pT1r Steers e s1tz p ~
raos t~ -h--s 1o 81 "a 7t Pr -anrncr -
sa o. tFr4 trr Bstens-s Sfee~s
g. F7n nr f7~ zeo.rsrs- g 7s1s - s-r TsEsas
3 "a s@te-s = sas - f-r rsrs =
r e. t-- ar g. Fzfr p f9- resl cs..es
N7rrer -ofera zig scff~s h1t f~s
f-r rsrFrr raer F~es 81 .~veT - es rsr.ess
sf ff ~ heaf - "a sa - ~o1Fs
ra-rf saF rrr snf Z z1s 81
- a-aTe vsrz.ne szs 81 hsalns -
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

NJ WfrstfTs -snfhfnF ~Trrr sbnast =
vxrs - asef f0- etiiftren feetting- If seofhss
fts rfIId srff~Ts ~ gUms aItTt 81 ren
eu~~s wfY.s caae. AID u rbs Desf rsmsey to
eiarrfVa esDtss tctse
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

nogarg - nEa as fateer. Bat ts1t ssts-
sl9a found tie PsEA tA0rRieE thai II ex-
psetec. AE1 II s. haytsnsd shst stanley,
altar having fo1Rd sna reiAevs1 Lts-
ingssone, cane 70 tie "a u the sarer-
ers ~h0 lad come % grief on the s@as
srrsn1 Os&eA laid the SEEDS " G1s-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
THE Markets.
Grain. Provisions. Ttc.

CHICAGO April
FIorn- Quiet but nrm. Patents, s&5oGtf Is:
Baker, e 90 2.15. Stra ghts. s3.7y5f25 Win.
ter Patents st1p.l4 %. Clears. t36oa3so
WughT-AcliVe and higher. Cash No. sos
0VLc. MAY s0tsGG9itc. July. - isGSlc; No 4,
EQCs-. 40 Spfing 6.07sc
CoEN-Fsirly active and firm. No ? 800
S0ac. No. o yellow. 3iAc. No , b., 10
3li.c: SO. 3 yellow DO. 81 A6Ekc. Man. ara
3ii.c. Jane. - E. 5l1bc, July. szs gBS.fc; Sep
tenber 5a',853sc.
Okrs-Iodorafcly active and higher. No .
asG29.c. May slas92s7.c. June 2RfIs4o;
July 230 SC. Sampies nrm- No. 4 8sGx3c'
No White 2iQ-'o, 80. Dsg2sc' 10. s
White. g.Ge7c
RYE-F.rm and higher 30. 2 cash sc;
May delivery. So. Samples about 44isaf5c Tor
No y 8f SOC Yer 80.
BAntEv- Scarce and I'm Common thin
Iowa so 8 aud No. 3 gsa.21c rood - choios
80 a-0ssc. Norrhv esierr-No 2 thin. S3a
az. good 20 choice. "a So. 'aucr na5tc
Mfes PoRE Trading motcrsfeiy active and
prices ruled steady - so - 70 Pr cssh
SO 60 o75 f0- May. 90 s)al0sRs for June.
snls19 ga 90 s2,s for Jolly
JtHn-Trsd.re vas ucht. sn6 prfos. stestr
~ p fs.s0f ls for cash g. i5as ~ for Nay
p 1Zf q for Jp-1e ans - - az E for TBiT
Bv1Trn -Crsamery, ezfpe. DAIRY 7ei7o'
Parxf~c s'orE f.ssr
Fgcs-Fresh I0-tc
P9r1 FrT- Lfre Coicksas az psr ,.
Trs-Ts 80 paeks ilelsc per
Geese p a0- -a nef fo1en.
r,orcrs- D.st.l.es So ne stes1y a. 8 - for
0uisaed goods
NV YorE Aprf
WHrtr -Tess active ard sfrong q - a
rsr~s April ss T-lfes lfC Way ssAoepA r..
far- ssr a$ke. JaiT e1i4Nase. AnEusa
-
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The soft glow of the tea rose Is ac.
quirec by ladies' who use FCzLoni's Com.
plexion Powder Try n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Toe druggists claim that people cal
daily for tie new cure for consil patton
and sck headache discovered ~ Dr.
:, a. Lane whlle in toe Rocky Noun
iaIns II IS sad % be Oregon grape
root great remedy .n tbe Ear west for
those rornT.iai nfsf. c01nhre1 With SIN
pie herle. and r0ade for RI iy pour
lng on boiling water ~ oraw oct toe
strength. Ii cells st ~ cents package
and = called lanes Pa y Medicine.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Have vou rag or ingram osrpet that
r,, ss--rt cleaner cannot ciear1 IL -
,rrf to ls snd ws VII Vssh q for Tou
4rf VISA wIs he slgrpr sci az Us cIesu
arres rance when W. refurn Is % vau
MENaEE EArvrRV.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

There ~Cthing Se Or. Thomas,
elactr.e osl t0 1alCSiv cure q cold or re-
.eve hcarseness. Written ~ Mrs. 4.
q Fellows, Burr 0as, St. Joseph Co..
fT...h
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

FARMERS Produces.
kuifer-l6a -ac = poanc.
IEEs-tsc . dcfrH
fef4tpeS--1'4 aH q bushcl.
anh4Ee-s hanarto
iurnips ~als ur Aushrl
hrvis -iitc q husnrl
farsA qs-t oag & hushei-
oniehs--Sl .sAa 20 = susAel.
Apples- G,iss ' paSnel.
Letuce-l,s -lie z pound.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Jobhers' friees.

JotASfe' fffCee.
Apples-s2 25sa 81 80 y barrel
BEANS .43e1e@ll e bushgL
kggs-lse zoe p doEeu
fuuer-lst eJc ? pounds
Potatoes 4ue : bashei
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Sonfhcrn Hood.

Also gets out of order. When re-
ceived the box OF Solid Extract ordered
from YOU, my slsteT-in-.aw, - years
old, had An old fever sore on her leg
six inches above the ankle, Il was OF
fifteen years standing, but until some
two years ago would come and 90. but
the last breaking out would weld 20 no
treatment, though We tued everything.
and she bad taken her room. with the
expectation Of its soon proving fatal.
as IL was spreading rapidly. ] applied
Dlastors OF your Solid Extract and gave
It To her internally. The effect was
miraculous. She improved from the
start. The tome effect Of your Red
Clover Extract IS wonderful. Her ap-
petite, of which she had none. ln-
creased, the stomach and bowels per
formed their allotted functions, and
within four weeks her leg was perfect
" healed up, and her general health
better than az any time ia fifteen years,
and we used but tvO-thirds 0f the bx-
tract For any and all blood dicesscs,
and as spring medicine, ] think
T.oose's Extract Of Ped Clover the very
best, and have had practical eHpeII-
ence with AL.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

LooA al these pictures Mhat de 500 uaut
shoes fsrs 60 look well ou the foot On - look
well when held a. lAe hanas
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Ees.hsrnhs Pills a. Ike mssic o. .
weak strTnsrh.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

DrcSsse Besf- = 5oaS o.
Dfesscc fsrk-SkA
Dressed Aatt0n-6ss1 : ' pouaa.
4'fe>sc4 k.sllib ,akc = pQUHa,
DRESSED Peutry- Serlns chick cax iosiic '
po4aei tosls s~se , pNuaei surkeys tSe
bo4Aa eUckS lSC = peuns
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Pears is tas purssi aad best soaI
ever rafr
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
Yonrs truly.

Ieeksville. y. G.
To !. NJ. loose Red Clover Company,
Detroit. Mich.
Write for circulars and testimonials.
For sale bv White 4 White, druggist,
Morton House block.
A WEAK BACK. with weary aching
lameuess over the hips. = sEn n dis-
casod kidneys Lee the hest kidney
curative known, which - Burdock
Blood Bitifrs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

nl&cs-
2fcen-si 5ss4e ' Reuna
fafl eurce-4,sc 3 EoNua-
ali cured 49, p pQuacs
bfs-s ssset pot1e
al cAils-ss.ss- v poana.
e1fep skins zfs 80 each.
1Ai.oN -lasss. 2 pouna.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

paid for to the amount oi Slo.ooO
10y warrants on the general fund; any
excess OF that amount will be met 10y
the people OF I.ewIstown and vicinity.
As the general fund j. now over
SO, 900 in debt warrants issued since
March ! st-wfen the court house j.
paid for, interest on warrants out
standing against tins fund alone will
amount 10 from $500 to 81 900.
The same condition il true. in part of
other accessible funds.
When taxes are collected for IS9O.
December LIST, il will takeeVery dollar
to call IN and redeem warrants.
County government will then have to
he maintained for one year without a
dollar: all warrants will be heavily
dicounted AMI draw percent interest.
and ere We are aware the present
bonded debt OF S2a. .OOOwill he redeem
able and hardly "A dollar on hand to
liquidate it.
The interest on outstanding war
rants, extra cost to the county caused
10y deprecated scrip and interest on
present bonded debt will pay the
interest on "a loan OF three times the
amount. Such u loan would liquid
ate all debts, make warrants worth
their face. and enable the board 10
reduce taxes, depending upon future
prosperity to raise the revenue of the
county beyond running expenses, when
a sinking fund can be established to
meet loan when due.
There is no parallel between Custer
and Fergus counties; the former has
but one reliable industry-cattle rails
ing-as against our many. We can
not retrograde, and there is no need
OF the present taxpayers being, as
they now are, unnecessarily burdened
with taxation. The present financial
policy is etravagance itself, the one
proposed the economical plan.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
THE BONDING QUESTION.

Our article on bonding the county
has attracted considerable attention
and, as n rule. favorable comment I;
opinion differing only as TO what
amount bonds should he issued for.
One of our esteemed readers under he
nom le plume of Morris gives his
views in this iss,ie. lie seems to he oi
the opinion that bonds should no. be
ISSUED TO exceed immediate wants.
lie also labors under the erroneous
impression that bonds will he issued
for the building OF the court house.
The issuing of bonds To meet present
needs would i.e OF little benefit to the
taxpayers, as bonds for small sum
would bear "a high rate OF interest
about equal To interest allowed by
law on warrants, while the board OF
commissioners would not lie war
ranted in reducing taxation-the main
object desired, as IA low tax rate is a
great inducement To immigration.
The court house, when built will he
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
TO THE MINERS OF MONTANA.
An Important Circular Letter From Prof
Swallow.

Ia my next report wish to give as full
aud complete representation of all the
mines "f Montana placer, quartz aud coal
as is possible. That this may lie done
with the scant aid and means the state
provides mus' appeal Ia the miners, the
owners of mises. the newsI,ap-rs aud tn.
people generally fer aid that ! may get
over ia" state a- rapidly as possible. II l
knew the names aud location OF all the
claims aud mines in the country before
forming my plans for visiting the same.
much time and expense could Ice saved aud
the work could he dome more effectuaIlv
aud rapidly. For these reasens | appeal
Ia the miners and owners and our news
papers for the aid whirh feel certain they
will give me. want at once the names
aud location of all mining cains u nd mines,
whether placer quartz or coal, Tor whether
there are an. coal croppings.) what work
has been done on each and what each has
yielded; the kind of vein and ore. If quartz.
or any other information which will show
the character and value of our mines
All who aid in this work shall have the
result OF my reports.
Address &. swallow, Inspecto of Mines.
Helena, Mont.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

The season for atmospherical COM
motion has opened rather early in the
cyclone belt. Louisville, Kentucky.
was visited by wind storm last week
which was appalling in its consequen-
ces. These disasters are becoming
yearly more frequent. Subterranean
residences will supplant the sky-search-
ing mansions OF the wealthy ii the
deadly cylcone directs its course
towards cities. Under ground lots
should command good price in
Louisville.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

Bradstreets report OF the wool
market says: "Sales are moderate
and prices steady. Few buyers are
found. Business Is OF hand-to-mouth
character. The tariff discussion causes
some disturbance. Concessions have
to be made to move wool freely. The
number OF sheep in the United States
Mt the close OF 1889 is estimated at
44,336,O72 as against ~, 2,599,O19 in
lsSS. Values are about steady i'm the
Boston market. The prevailing dispo-
sition is to let the dealers carry the
stuff until new wool comes upon the
market. Fine fleeces are i'm buyers
favor at 31@33lyc. per pound tor
Ohio. Delaine woods are not wanted
to- any great extent. In combings
there is a comparatively better move
ment. Nothing of interest appears in
the market for Texas, California or
territory supplies, but pulled woods
are doing we'll"
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
GET YOUR LAND PATENT.

There are 800 unclaimed patents
to land now lying in the Helena land
office. OF this number probably 200
belong to land holders OF this county.
Many persons seem to he under the
impression that their land is exempt
from taxation so long as the patent
thereto has not been recorded. This
is grave error. From the moment
the government issues the patent and
announces the fact by publicat ION, the
land becomes taxable, and the claim
ant, to protect himself should have
the same delivered to him ut once. and
duly recorded in the county clerks
office.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

Senator Sherman's bill to prevent
the formation of trusts has been sent
TO the judiciary committee to be doe
tored up. The bill became so loaded
down with amendments of doubtful
constitutlonality that this disposition
OF 1t was necessary. Such Il bill offers
an opportunity for every would-be
patriot to pose as the peoples cham
pion, and the opportunity was EN-
biaced in this inst ance. The attempt
to enact II bill too sweeping in its
character may result in no legislation
whatever for preventing trusts.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

Baltimore American: One OF the
generals recent letters ito his cousin,
Francis a. Cook OF Baltimore) was in
reference to his ancestry, and he wrote:
II recollect distinctly II family legend
that our ancestors fought in the battle
of Boyne, and that ait terward one OF
them went to London and the other
came over with Lord Baltimore and
founded our family" and continues
that the tombstones at Annapolis Will
probably bear witness to- the fact.
And ! distinctly recollect, says lie,
''of being shown the house, near the
railroad bridge over the Gunpowder
river river, where my grandfather
lived.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
DEVASTATED.
Louisville, Ky, Struek by a Great Storm
Which Destroys Many Lives.

Louisville. March 2S. ~ shortly
after 9 o'clock last night n tornado
swept over this city, wrecking two or
three hundred houses and killing sev-
eral hundred people. The wind came
from the southwest. The Union depot,
at the foot OF Seventh street, was
blown into the raging torrent OF the
OHIO river. \ train of ears, maxim.
up for the Louisville Southern road,
went over with the building.
The wrecked portion OF the city lies
between Eighteenth, Broadway, and
Seventeenth and Main streets. The
destroying elements passed dagonally
across the city, leaving at least two
hundred houses in ruins.
The greatest loss OF life occurred mt
the Falls City hall, which was in the
center OF the tornado. In the lower
rooms OF the hall We're fifty or seventy
five children with their mothers and
other relatives taking dancing lessons.
There We're at least l25 persons on the
lower floors and seventy-five more at
tending lodge meeting on the upper
floor when the terrible wind swooped
down upon the building. The entire
structure in less than five minutes was
IA shapeess mass of brick ami mortar,
burying 200 helpless victims, OF which
number few escaped uninjured.
At 3 O'Clock this morning thirty-iive
dead bodies had been taken from this
ruin, and fifteen wounded and dying.
Only those on the third floor had been
reached, the room containing the dane
ing school pupils and visitors had not
yet been opened.
Early this morning over fifty dead
bodies had been identified, among them
Mrs. Mary Hassom, Miss Annie Myles,
Mrs. Mclaughlin, Mrs. Belle I.ellolf, Sis
ter Mary Plus, seven servant girls EN-
ployed in the Louisville hotel and an
equal number OF male help, Rev. :. f..
Barnwell. rector of st. Johns Epis-
copal church. Several employees OF the
Union depot were killed and many
fatally hurt.
LATER.
From what can he gathered there
are about four hundred houses de-
three hundred persons in |
lured, of whom 20 per cent will prob
ably die from their injuries II hundred
and twent y-iiye now dead
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
Bids for Bridges.

li,ls will lac received up to clock Mon
day. April ~. l>?o. by the board of count y
commissioners ri Fergus county. Montana.
for constructing n bridge over the .Iuait h
river at the crossing oi the Fort Benton
aud Maiden csunty road. loo-foot span.
ll-io"t roadsay in the clear. = feet from
the water to the bottom of the briaee.
Also bridge over Big Spring creek on Main
street. Iewistown. .j.,foot span, 2S-foot
roadway in the clear ~ feet from the
water to the bottom oi the bridge; abut-
ments to each bridge to he either stone or
iron. Plans and specifications to accom-
pany bids. Bids to be scaled and ma rked
Bid for bridge" Board reserves the right
To reject any or all bids.
W. II. KELLY,
Clerk of Board.
Lewistown, March 13.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
JUDITH LAND DISTRICT.

The bill creating the Judith land
district will become II law as soon as
the president attaches his signature.
From the provisions OF the bill as will
he seen elsew here. it must have been
amended in the senate, as no part OF
Cascade county is in the new district
The north line is fhe Missouri river:
the west line starts from Hay Stack
Butte on the north and crosses about
six miles east OF stanford (ieaving
stanford out OF the district and three
miles west OF Utica; crossing the Lit le
Belt mountains it runs about eight
miles east of Martins,lale to standard
parallel south, which is bet ween town
ships | north and ) north. The south
line takes IN 20 townships OF Yellow
stone county. The eastern line start
ing between townships - and 2S east
OF the principal meridian, runs to u
point several miles below old Fort
Carroll on the Missouri.
The mining districts of Dry Wolf.
Barker and Iogo should have been in
cluded in this district, aud the Mus
Sclshell river made the eastern line.
II will probably be several hS
before the land office is open and
ready ior business.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

some bones were broken. but he proved
afterward to he only severely bruised. Mr..
Mcdonald escaped entirely uninjure.l. Joe
Kirby. the young engineer. displayed ad-
mirable presence of mind. lie saw the rope
shaking aud stopped the cage instantly
thereby preventing "A seri.us arciient.-
Helena Journal.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

Bismarck has purchased a villa in
Switzerland, where he intends to spend
the rest OF his days undistur,ed 10y
the affairs OF state. lie has deposited
all his stars, crosses, and medals but
the golden fleece and black eagle, in
bank. lie says: NO more uniforms
or medals for me. You have forced
me into retirement, where shall wear
II frock coat and only need my iron
cross. You will never see me in Berlin
again. This sounds more like the
petulant cry OF a child that has been
dispossessed OF its favorite toy than
the once irOn-hearted chancellor of
Germany. stripped OF royal trap
pings and the insignia OF power he feels
humble and will wear only a crock
coat" How are the mighty fallen
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

The Montana senatorial contest will
he disposed OF in the senate tins week.
We give elsewhere the majority and
minority reports of the senate com
mittee on elections. The personnel of
the committee is as follows: Republi-
cans-t;eOrge +. Iioar, VIM. NJ. Evarts :,
VIM. p. Frye. Henry NJ. Teller and
John {. spoonar. Democrats-David
Turpie, James l.. Pueh, George Gray
and Il. B. Vance.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03

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,nc p,rsunal interview preferred cali aud con
suit n, ~cnd history of yout ease. aud " u
Sud ~ plain wrapper our Book rEEE explaining
VII. ih"uNands cannot lr cured Of fri'ai" Special
aud Nervous Diseases, seminal Ncain.Ss. s-prr-
mainrIh"a, lmp"t"Hcy, syphilis, t,onnI fi,o'a
'tlr,t. Naficorrlo. etc cite.
pr lirng y 90. arr ~, only '8ualif, "r Re
-pon-ihlr Specialists icn in Montana sincr the
medical ftw
phrr hours from 9to and 4" . D. m; hy
appointment in obscure and urgent ra~s>
CoNstLTATloN FREE
~ Agcncy Tor pr. Iiehig> Imigorai,r at
Room = : East liraalwa,.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
Roundup Notice.

There will he "A meeting of the Mocca-in
roundup held at Horseshoe Bar ranch on
April 2oth, to consider the applications oi
parties who desire to join the a-sociation
aud to determine who will send reps" to
other ranges.
OSCAR STEPHENS. Ser'y.
W. u. DEAroN, Captain.
Fergus County argus., 1890-04-03
For Sale at a Bargain.

All of our Maiden property, consisting Of
one business building IOxI5, HISTORY. two
store rooms, suitable for any business
situated ia the center of the town on Mon
tana street. foot Of Main street. Saloon
fixtures with stock of liquors.
Also improvements on 100 acres of good
agricultural land, situated five mile. below
Maiden. Apply To or address
Wo,AsEk Bios,
March 20. Maiden, Mont.