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The new North-west., 1891-06-05

Mrs. oBannon spent Tuesday in MiSsouIa
Mrs. Conrad Kohrs is expected home from
Chicago by June To-
Mrs. Robert Renshaw spent several days
in Butte this week.
Mr. and Mrs. w, j. Mathews, of Anaconda,
have been in town this week the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Coleman.
The family of Mr., Levi Davis will arrive
from Iowa the latter part of next week.
They Will occupy Prof. Ryons residence for
the present @5. .~...." 5zr=-...
DR. Mitchels Old residence has been put
in repair since the removal to its new loca
tion ana will be occupied by the family some
time next week. .# .-.
Mrs. Kennedy, who has been visiting MI,
and Mrs w. Il Trippet the past two weeks,
has returned to Boulder. Miss Ruth rrippct
accompanied her.
Prof and Mrs, G. NJ, Foote viii soon take
up their residence in Butte, where il is nn-
derstood thsy have secured good positions
in the public schools
The Good 7'emrar+ will give strawberry
festival nj Lodge \ Beaumont's hall this
evening. i is forrgone conclusion that
the affair will be highly enjoyable --
Mrs. T. N. Dakin, Mrs {. + brennan and
Miss Lizzie Evans, OF Butte, came down on
Tuesday 10 attend the Lamson- pakih we'd
ding, Miss Fannie llakln, the BRIDES sister,
was unable to attend on account of severe
illness.
Cards are out aunouuciug t1e final recep-
ton Of the Young Mems Pleasure Glib at
Lodge y Beanmoni'~ hall next trlday even
and the attendance promises to equal that Of
any of the clubs previou, receptions.
The Misses C,rrve and Calvin. of thp Col.
lepe racultv. lcft So,urdov f1r New York
from shich noint .hav wjIl ncxt week .m
har, for Carnanv NIi.s t,nlytn III rc,r;,i1 n
vaar III rrssren WV t,ta ,,,rnasa ~ taktnc
Al advanced, ,,nrst W, r1,,,ir but Ni.s{3 3rrs.r
vii retnrp II III. .arIv autnn,,
=,
,on, ,l1 ,,ar,,'9,r ,Srrf,,rv
for the Never Bros. Drug COMPANY, Of St.
Louis and Kansas Citv. was married at Lib
ertv, Missouri. Wednesday morning to Miss
Cora Ritchie His bride will accompanv
" him on his next Whit Aere ia ,July
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To Test Southern Cross.

The Butte Miner says that II. Luckenbach,
of Denver, who is at present in that city for
the purpose Of introducing a new gold
saving machine invented by his father, has
about concluded arrangements with the
Southern Cross company looking to test
of the tailings of ore from that mine. The
Southern Cross company has heretofore been
unable 20 save very large per cent. OF the
gold in the ore, and for this reason work had
to be suspended. The situation has been
thoroughly explained to Mr Luckenbach,
who is Of the opinion that with his machine
proper and crusher combined he can demon.
stratc to the Southern Cross people that thei:
property can be protitahly worked
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Ranch for Sale.

Owing to the fact that my Deer Lodge bus
mess requires my entire attention, am
obliged to sell my ranch, near Warm Springs
at sacrifice It contains $50 acres, farmin az
and hay land, good buildings. horses, Enilcti
cows and farming implements. All must go,
It is worth $4,000, but will sell 1t for $4,000
s3. 500 cash, balance to be secured BY the
property. PKTEK LASslsu,
q; Deer Lodge, Montana.
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Placed on the Market.

The plat of Larabic's Addition to Deer
Lodge has been accepted by the County
Commissioners, There are $50 lots in the
addition, which will be sold at prices rang
ing from $50 to S225. Payments can be made
If desired One-third cash, one.third in six
months, and one.third in twelve months
interest at per cent per annum. These lots
comprise the most beautiful portion of Deer
Lodge for residences. Plat can be seen al
Larabie Bros. g. Co.'S bank, Deer Lodge
Montana, ~. q tt
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e i, Clark, superintendent of the New
State, came down from Butte, Wednesday,
on his way to the mine. He says that,
although the company has met with the
usual disappoin,mcnts in the course of the
development Of its property, it IL not dis
hcartened and proposes to exploit the ground
thoroughly, At present the showing on The
800 is very good, aud if the ore holds out as
the indications seem to insure, the develop.
ment of a paying proposition is only qucs
ticn Of time,
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In looking around Deer Lodge for home
site. do not fail to visit Larahie's Addition
lust north of town, within two blocks OF the
Court House, and beautiful location Spe'
cial Inducements will be made to those in'
tending to build, and prices are within the
reach of all There are $50 lots, at prices
ranging from $50 up. Plat can be seen a. a.
Larabie Bros s. Co.'s Bank, and hr. y
Larabie will be glad to answer letters OF In
uuiry or to show property to those IN
tereSted. .--z-Lz
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And In accOrdunGe with law and order Of the
Bourd OF Trustees 50 many shares OF each parcel of
said stock may be necessary will be sold at the
patrick, Rooms and 8, Chambers block, Oh the
Southeast corner Of Quartz aud Muln strnets Butte
O'Clock p, 1 1T PUBLIC ahcti6n, to pay said DELHI
auest assessment thereon together With cost OF ad
yertiSinH and expenses Of sale. H. W. Young. Sec
retary. Onice, rooms / and s. Chambers block
aforesaid. 433t
First publication June g. 1891
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The air compressor purchased in Butte
last week for the Lion was taken to the
mine Monday morning and was about ready
to Re started up when Secretary Miller, who
had oonann TO sec itunloaded, left the camp
Tuesday afternoon. Doubtless by this time
tits in successful operation. The delinquent
sale Of Lion stock here last Monday was not
well attended, aud the little stock that had
not been redeemed went at very low ngure.
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The Chicago Union Pacific & North.
Western Line otteIsr the best accominoda
tions to the traveling public en- route from
San Francisco, Portland, Spokane Falls,
Helena Salt Lake City and Denver to Chi
cago Through trains, fast time magnificent
sleeping cars, elegant dining cars, colonlst
seepers, reclining CHAIR cars and handsome G
daV coaches """ l3 III
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IlON MINING COMPANY LOCATION OF IT'S
WORKS, CHAMPION, DEER LODGE COUNTY, MONT.
NoTIcE OF AssEsSMENT-NOtic Is hereby given
that ut Il meeting of the Board of Trustees Of the
Lion Mining Co. held on the Sd day Of June 1891,
at the office OF said company an assessment No. g.
per share was levied on the capital stock of
1891 to George S. Miller Secretary of said company
at the office Of sQiu company, In Coleman d Ian.
sings tiuoA III The town OF Deer Lodge, Montuna
aid on which said day all stock will be delinquent
on which the said assessment shall not be pnid
That tho 18th day OF July 1881 was the day
fixed BY order OF said Bunr Of Trustees when all de
linquet stock shnl be sold for the payment Of the
slld assessment and cost Of advertising and ex
pense of sale.
by order OF the Board Of Trusteea- ~
GEORGE S. MILLER,
Secretary OF said Lion Mining Co., ofiice ut Cole
| man Il Lansings block, Deer Lodge, M8ntann
Dated June Sd. 1891 436t
First publication June s, 1891.
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

Sick headache is the bane of many lives
to cure and prevent this annoying complaint
use DR.. j. II. McLeans Little Liver and
Kidney Pillets. They are agreeable to take
and gentle i'll their action. For sale by Deer
Indie Drug Co. 43 I'm
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A Wonder Worker.

MI Frank Huffman, a young man of Bur
lington, Ohio, states that he had been under
used iheir Treatment Until he was not able 70
get around, They pronounced his case to be
consumption, and incurable. He was per
suaded to try Dir. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption. Coughs and Colds, and at that
time was not able TO walk across the street
without resting. He found, before he had
used half Of a dollar bottle, that he was much
better ht continued to use it and is today
enjoying good health. II you have any
throat, lung chest trouble, try il. We
guarantee satisfaction. Trial bottle free at
Deer Lodge Drug Co.'S Drug Store. II
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Ifyou suffer from any affection caused By
impure blood, such Us scrofula, salt rhenm
sores, boila, pimpies tetter, ringworn, takt
Dr.J. II. McLean's Sarsaparilla. For sale
by Deer Lodge Drug Co. ~ IN
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

The Musical Program to be Made an Esuecial
Feature this .Ycar-The Cantata of "The
Flower Quecn''-Argumnnt and Cast of Char
acters-- College Notes and Personals. 49,
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10 allay pains, subdue inflammation, heal
satisfactory results are obtained by using
that old reliable remedy, Dr.J. II. NJ clean IS
Volcanic Oil Liniment. For sale by Deer
Lodge Drug Co 431r
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

THE JULY RACES.
The Program Amended-A New FeatuTe-The
O.. T. Entries. ,..

AT a meeting of the directors of tho Fair
and Racing Association, Friday evening, it
WAS decided to reduce the purse for the spe-
cial trot for local horses from $3.50 to $500,
and add to the third days program a trotting
race for gentlemans roadsters for purse of
$50. AS amended the program is as follows
FIRST DAY, JULY 2.
Running, half-mile dash-s250. "@.'... Y
Running, one mile, free for all-S300.
Trottng, three. minute class-s3O0.
Trottng tspeciaD for named local horses,
3 in $500,
SECOND DAY, JULY B.
Running, three. fourths mile dash, handi-
cap-s30o.
Trottng, $50 class, 3 in $500. ".'.."
Trotting special for local horses, three
year-old and under, in $500, ..@. ~
THIRD DAY, july 4. "
Cumming, one fourth mic-S4o0,
Trottne, free for all-S50n. --
Trottng, gentiemcns roadstcrS, ) in .
$50.
The list for tho first days special trot for
local horses has already been filed with the
following entries; Joe Lodges "Isristow, =
Sam scott's ''Deer Lodge Girl" Frank Bur
CESS "Violentia," John Bielenberg's bay
gelding, Otto Stro1s ''Gray Ned 2 and Frank
Qumbv's "Clay Cross ~
All the entries for geutlenens roa,lsters
have also been made. The following are
named: Emil Hanson's ''Mattie NJ" w. I,
Higgins "Sam H. a. G. Stations ''Snip,'
D. Shet1ields "Dnah,' Joe Lodges "Saior
Boy" Frank Conley's Crank CO. Thomas
Hurzt's Little joe j. G. Shaubuts "Dick y
|
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THE WEEK AMONG THE MINES.
PROPERTIES OF DEER LODGE AND
ADJOINING COUNTIES.

Good Showings in Zosel Propertes--To Test
Southern Cross-The Champion Mill Starts
Up-Thc New State The Lions New Com
pressor- General Mining Notes.
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StrhWbeFry FPHt1VNI
The Good Templars will give strawberry
festival on Friday evening, June 9th, at
Lodge & Beaumont's Hall. 422t
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Our Wash Goods arc li1le,.
this season than ever before,
consisting of Canton Cloth.
Wash Su1ah, Brandcnburs
Cloth, Scotch GingIlan, <Toile
du Nor'I, I'IacI; o'gall,liez,
Fancy Drcss ('iin4llans. an''
GiIIoert's celebrated Henrietta
sotine. ..-. Is.
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Assessment Notice.

n mres and works ORC Fino Mining District,
Deer Lodge county, Mont Notice-There is de-
ln4uent upon the following described stock stand
ing in the name of +. r. Dolerty on the books Of
said company, on account of assessment leyIed On
the 10Th day Of April, 1891, and on account of an
assessment levied on the ID day Of January, 1891
the amounts set opposite the names Of the re,
surrtly,. shareholders AS follows:
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Editor MeCormick, II Man Widely and Fa-
vorably Known Throughout the Pacific
Coast. Gives His Experience.

PORTLAND, Ore. March 2G-Havng tried
the celebrated Oregon Kidney Tea, we cheer
fully bear witness TO its beneficial agency in
affections of the urinary organs. is sim
Pile, safe and sure; 1t is easily taken and re-
stores healthy vitality to the organs it is in.
tended to operate upon with assured success.
8. J. MCCORMICK,
Editor Catholic Sentinel.
For sale by Deer Lodge Drug Co.
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Piles! Pilesi Piles!

Dr. Williams Indian Pile Ointment will
cure Blind, Bleeding and Itching Piles when
all other Ointments have failed. 1t absorbs
the tumors, allays the itching at once, acts as
. apoultice, gives instant relief. Dr.Williams'
Indian Pile Ointment is prepared only for
Piles AID itching of the private parts, and
nothing else. Every box ia warranted. Sold
by druggists, or sent by mail on receipt of
price, SOC and 81 90 per bog.
WILLIAMS MIRO CO., Props,
091y Cleyeland, Ohio.
The new North-west., 1891-06-05
"DAf UNTO DAY.n

still gray dawpng, DER the mountains stealing,
glorious star, above the silver ray.
Ye bring your hidden treasures for revealing
The unknown blessings OF another day.
The hopes that walt this day for their fulfilling
(Hos many hearts will bless 1t eyermoreD
The burdens that will fall on hearts unwilling,
The care the sorrow, and the trial sore
Sweet dawnlng, faint and fair Ger hill and meadow
God knows the grief that comes with every day
But many hearts look upward through the shadow
And for that other morning watch and pray.
Somc hearts are glad to-day, In gladness only;
Some battle bravely on In grief and care;
But Lord. be Hear to spirits that are lonely
And keep them for the brighter morning there.
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

The Most Notable Events the Pas. Week in
Deer Lodge Society,
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

. T'hcse good. ar1 nczy,
bright and pretty Call
carly, before all the
p]uns are gone.
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Residence Lots fn the Centre Of Deer Lodge
for Sale.
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Assessment Notice.

ION MINING OMPANY:-LoCATIoN Or III
WoRKs, CHAMPION, DEER LODGE COUNTY. AuNT
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0 pence Of God DER sin and sorrow given,
Hushng the weary world to sleep and rest
0 love Of God! still guiding on to Heaven
In sun and shadow still made manifest;
HHeip us to love Thee more, and Serve Thee only;
Give us from sin and care Thine avn rslot1se
But be Tbo,, near 70 spillts that are lonely,
D Lamb Of God! grant unto them Thy peace
Deer Lodge, 1881, ~AAhEi. E"hi's
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j. p. Loss. of Pioneer, was among lAts.
DAYS visitors 10 Deer Lodge. He says the
oll camp has taken a new lease of life, and
that the gold OUTPUT this season Will cut no
iuconsilerable figure in the aggregate Of the
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

&. E. Baldwin and L. T. Mills have gone
on a prospecting trip to Iosei aud contiguous
The new North-west., 1891-06-05

Ono more week aud We turn our footsteps
towar! Tie patcrnal threshold. The time
whlch las been looked forward 10 AL the
year has arrived, and ere another week
Glii"s ~ Shall nearly all be in Home,
.net / NJ
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Bonner Company, IA
DEER LODGE.
MON a M a.
PERSONAL.

MONT a M a.,
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Cascades Wealthy Men,

There are twenty firms or individuals
in the young county Of Cascade who pay
on $4,000 or more. Among these
are: The Great Falls Water Power &
Townsite company. Northwestern Guar
antee Loan company, First National bank,
Montana Smelte. company, Montana
Central Railway company, A. X. Barbour,
trustee; Parsons, Gibson & Mcmillan, A.
E. Dickerman, E. Crutcher, 7. E. Collins,
Il. P. Rolfe, H. o. Chowen, Robt. Vaughn,
Sand Coulee Coal company, Mat Dunn,
Bach, Cory s. Co., Murphy, Maclay 4
Co., Utah Live Stock company, Cascade
bank, Boston s. Montana Smelling com
pany, r. s. Ford, Security bank.
There are forty mer who pay taxes OF
$35, 900 or over. There are eighty-seven
men who own $4,000 or more in TINS
county.
What is most remarkable about this
great aggregation of wealth is that, for
the most part, 1t has been accumulated,
Individually, during the last three years,
Indeed, there is hardly a man in the list
that was not a poor man ten years ago.
This speaks volumes for the opportunities
of Montana, and the pluck and energy OF
its people.
With the big industries being estab-
lished here, and the development of the
large resources of this section, we can
confidently expect to see the number OF
wealthy men given above more than quad
rupled during the next three years. II
nothing else would add to the number.
the rapid increase in the population of
this city and its consequent rise in values
of real estate will DrinI. several of Oul
citizens to the fore front 10 the column OF
wealth.
Ergo, invest in Great Falls realty.
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and it is expected they will reach the ore
body by the 25th of March next. All OF
the necessary timber for the 4O0-foot tun,
mel is on the ground, together with the
necessary supplies to keep the present
force at work at least four months. The
miners take stock Tor work, viii h is the
best evidence of their confidence in flu
ture Developments. They are sanguine
that there is bonanza in it and all enter
into the work of development with II zest.
The stock of this company is selling at %
cents and as there is left only 4,3OC shares
at that price it will soon be taken up.
The Black Hawk company have their
tunnel timhered and a water drain dug
to the header.
The Belt Mountain Mining company
are going to put on n force of men as soon
as their e car and steel rails arrive.
On both forks of Wolf creek there hrs
been much activity during the
On the Morrison s. Woodhur .eui spv-
eral hundred feet of tunnels and shafts
have been made, and a large amount of
ores placed en- the DUNG. Several hun
bred tons have been hauled to the smell
ter at Great Falls and reduced at a profit
to the owners. The Eureka and Climax
leads have been developed by a so foot
tunnel, showing a large body of galena
ore. The owners of the old Pierce d
Highly have a large force of men at work
and have shipped over 60 tons of ore at
an average net profit of $50 per ton. On
the Blue Lead, owned by Lewiston par
ties, a 500-foot tunnel is being run in on
a large vein of rich ore. Work is being
prosecuted with vigor on several other
claims which show UP we'll, and before
the spring fully opens many tons of ore
will be waiting for transportation.
In the Logging creek country and car
Donate district much work has been done
and several important discoveries made.
Arrangements have also just been com
pleted whereby a force of men will be
put to work on the Wyman Merritt dis
coveries as soo as the weather will per-
nit. Important discoveries of silver-lead
have also been made on Saw Mill gulch,
Puzzle creek, Sheep creek, Newlan
creek and Black Butte. Last but not least
in Importance, is the location of large
deposites of iron ore west of Belt creek
above Monarch. Altogether tile deyel-
opment work on the various properties
in the Belt mountains during the past
year has given wonderful returns for the
amount of labor expended, and now
everything indicates the most active and
prosperous year in mineral circles ever
known in Montana. THOMSON.
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During the year just closed the Town
site company sold 734 lots valued at
S5O6. 800.
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Notice 10 hereby given that the firm of
siiyerman Bros. u Co, composed of Jos
l.. Silverman. William Silverman and l
l., Israel, has this day by mutual
content been dissolved, l. L. Israel retir.
ing from the firm.
All debts due or owing by the late firm
Will be paid by Jos. L. and William Sill
verinan on presentation to them. All
debts due or owing to SAID firm must be
'a'd to Jos. L. and William Silvermau
JOSEPH l.. SILvERMAN,
WILLIAM SILvERMAN,
l. L. ISRAEL.
1850.
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AN INNOVATION.
The Mercantile Firm of Murphy, Maclay &
Co. Will Today Adopt the Cash System.

Co. viii Today Adopt the Cash System.
Murphy, Maclay & Co.. the pioneer
merchants of Great Falls, have an i'm
portaut announcement in the advertising
columns of the TRIBUNE. From this
date the cash book is the only one THAI
will be used in the house. The credit
system will be wholly discarded and
goods sold for cash only. This will be
the general rule. No exceptions made.
Cash and cash only will get goods al their
house from this date. The firm takes
the stand that the change will be for the
benefit equally of their patrons and them
selves and that a brief test will prove the
fact. As there will be no losses to sus-
tain they can sell goods cheaper THAI
under the credit system and they pro
pose To give their customers the full bene-
tit OF the change.
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Bulge % kenkel, Boots and Shoes:--
Trade was very good last year; prospects
never brighter than they are for the com
ing year.
Andrew Jersen:-What do l think of
the clothing business OF Great FAlls2
Well, as far as my experience goes, |
think Great Falls is an exceptionally
good clothing town. BY that l mean
that there is more good clothing sold
here than any other city of its size ! have
ever visited. During the time l was
travelling as a clothing drummer" for "A
manufacturer of c%lothlng-of all the cit
les my business required mt to VISIT
can safely say that nom compa. ed with
Great Falls In the way of selling fine
clothing. The people of this section
seem to wan only the best goods obtain
able when they come to buy a suit or an
overcoat, and for this reason, mainly, |
think Great Falls is a good clothing
town. 1t is true that at present W. havs
more clothing stores than a town of this
size is usually blessed with, but if our
city keeps increasing rs it has done in the
past, the population will soon warrant the
present number. The country surround
ing is also filling up rapidly with ranches,
wool growers and stockmen, and | think
by summer, If the road is extended to
Barker and Neihart, those camps sill ill
up with prosperous miners, and our city
will enjoy a great trade from that section.
Yes, l think the future outlook for trade
In the clothing line is bright, and MS far
as the Boston is concerned we have
placed larger orders for the spring and
summer goods than ever before. We ex-
pect to double our business next year, al
though our trade In 1890 has been larger
by 81 par cent. thar We expected.
j. x. Gark-There is much activity in
the real estate market ut present and the
business for the past year has been salts
factory nthe extreme. We have nego
tiated several sales of both acreage and
city properly, and without an exception
the purchasers could now realize from 20
to 100 per cent. on their investments. We
have recently purchased for eastern par-
ties 1000 aches of land adjacent to the
great falls, andssre inclined TO look for
some important Avelopments in that sec
ton. | think the prospects for Great
! alls the coming year are exceptionally
bright, and that The growth and progress
Of 1880, gratifying as they were, will in
no manner con- pare with the advance
nient to be made
Jas. Barnes j
\ tbo Moot --.I
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The followin is "a list of the sales made
by the Townsite company during the
month of December:
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. late above named
uducted by us at the same
the old firm name of
d Co. Cordially thank
rs for past patronage, we
leo nf the same. Yours