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"MONARCHS OF THE PLAINS.n y

"a Large Crowd Attends the Exhibit of
Buffalo at the Race Track.
A large crowd went out to the race
track Tuesday afternoon to see Allards
herd of ulo---descendants OF those
monarchs Of the plains of Il quarter Of ii
century ago. The sight Of SO many Of
these Representatives Of an almost extinct
race took the writer back thirty years,
when that vast extent of country put
down on the map us the "Great American
DESERT was the home OF vast herds Of
these noble animals, and where for CEN
turies they had held unlisputed sway,
disturbed only by the red men of the
plains as they needed their flesh for food
and their robes to protect them from the
wintEy blasts. We yaZed on them and
our niud leaped the intervening space
of thirty years--we were young again
out in the midst of the wild and free far
west. where no sound of civilization was
borne on the passing breeze. We again
see that little band OF troopers, scarcely y
bearded one among them, make Il sudden
halt Life on the plains is new to both
the men and horses that form the group
A low, rumbliny sound is heard in the
distance. We lean forward in our saddles
and strain our ears. ''Fhat is it?" asks
one OF another. The sound grows louder
and nearer; it is like the tramping of
rush to battle: the ground beneath MS
trembles as he moving mass Of flesh and
| blood comes over a long hill in our front
and bears directly down upon us. On
| they CONC, threatening to grind us init
the earth. 1t is tOo late to retreat; we are
in the center and front of a vast army
| whose wings reach far ont into the plain.
| All is excitement Our splendid horses
are d!smayed as the snrgng mass Of
shaggy names draw near, and they toss
their heals ANA paw the ground. As t..
quiet them the little column draws up ii
line Of battle. Ctrbines are drawn fro 4
their so.kcts and all are waiting f,r tbs
signal to open fire. Tie word is given =
amid the psnnging and slortlngzof horse
a score Of rifles tr1 s;itilg g.llnhs 81
lead into the dark advancing column
I. Suddenly TIL. leaders lilroN Up th9t
i magnificent heads and execute an art:i,
movement. 'Et.y t'b:ilia to the ii si,
anl lett. aud The vast herd parts in til
cenlcr, the Two columns plssingon eithc
side ol us. Aud SO ended the first an
only buffalo stampede the writer eve
witnessed,
But the invertion of the magazine gu
sounded the death knell of the buffalo
By its use men were enabled to max
{ large sums of money in slaushterin
+ these rnonarchs Of the plains solely 70
their hides and tallow; and notwitlstant
L ing the many protests against it, th
|. deadly work was allowed to go on unit
b b the mi ghty herds were swept from tn
lsIface ofsthe earth aneverlnsting disgrac
to civilization and the government. ne
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DISTRICT CouR-
Court viii Convene on Monday, Nov. 6

Court Will Convene on Monday, Nov. 6.
List of Jurors for the Term.
Judge Woody came in last Sunday and
on Monday opened the district court and
attended to some probate business, settled
some exceptions, and made rulings in
some other cases. The most important
matter decided was in the case of God
frey lIollenback against Duncan Ding
wall and William Wallace, suit brought
by Hollenback against the latter gentle
men for damages to his crop and land,
caused by the breaking of the dam on
Griii creek in June, 1892. Messrs. Ding
wall and Wallace owned the dam. and in
June, 1902, it broke. On a trial in the
district court Hollenback recovered iudg-
ment for = 200 The defendants made a
motion for a new trial and last Mouday
Judge Woody overruled the motion.
The defendants will appeal tile case to
the supreme court.
The next term Of the district court will
begin on Monday, November 6, and it is
stated the calendar is quite lengthy. The
following gentlemen have been SUM
moned to appear as jurors on that day:
| John Furst ....... Anaconda.
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We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for con
sumption, coughs and colds, upon this
condition. If you are afflicted with a
cough, cold or any lung, throat or chest
trouble, and will use this remedy as di-
rected, giving it u fair trial. and expert
cnce no benefit, you may return the bot
tie and have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
know that Dr.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disappoints.
Trial bottles free at Deer Lodge Drug
Co.'s Large size soc. aud 81. 2
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can do better at Cockrel's implement
house than at any other place in Mon
tana. Prices on all kinds Of implements,
wagons carriages, buggies, harness,
saddles, barb wire, etc, have been cut to
Il figure to attract the attention Of the
closest cash buyers. He realizes that
times are hard and money scarce and has
made prices accordingly. Come and see
the bargains offered. 3-f
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DENTAL NOTICE

Having made up my mind to make my
home in Deer Lodge for the winter,
shall be pleased to have those needing
dental work give me Il call My time
will be divitled:a q part each month
shall be at my Helena Office and the bal
ance here As soon as | can make ar
rangemcnts will give notice as to The
exact dates for each place.
1G j. w. ESSn
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Bucklen'S Arnic.l SHlye.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, Tetter, 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 20 cents
per box. For sale by Deer Lodge Drug
Company. 65 Tyr
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Catholic.-bIass is celebrated at Deer Lodge.
on first and third Sundays Of each month at II.
A. NJ second Sunday at St. Michaels church, Flint
Creek valley, mouth of Douglas creek; fourth Sum
day at st. Thomas church, Helnlville.
r. DERYUKERE, Priest.
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2. ;. a. :.
/ CHURCH DIRECTORY

E,iscopal.-St. James, Church. Services every
Sunday except;the third Of each month, at IL 80
a. IL. ana 7.3O T. Nj Sunday school every Sunday
at 1890 a. NJ. E. G. PRoUT, Rector.
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SuPPER. 25 CENTS.

You can have q splendid supper at
Cottonwood hall next Friday evening,
from to II o'clock, for 25 cts. 16-1t
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WANrED.-A furnished house, or fur
nished rooms, suitable for housekeeping
Inquire OF DR.. Essig, dentist. 16-lt
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feed cutter (new) which he will sell cheap
for cash.
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Preaching at 1l.30 A. N. and
73D n M Sunday school at A NJ. Christian
Endeayor society at G.3D P. NJ. Prayer meeting
"Wednesday ut 7.30 Il. NJ @ 0 Il
3ss577s7s : j. W MILIAR. Pastor X
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Church of Clrist.-Services: Sunday schools
10.3D A. NJ. Preaching 11.30 4. n. and 9 ~. n n
Y. p. S. 9. e.. r; II. Junior \. I. Y. y =:
A. B. MCFARLAND, Pastor.
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Katie Putnam, the favoritc little actress
of the Montanian, will probably be in
Deer Lodge on the evening of Nov. 7.
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Charles D. Kenyon has made arrange
ments to keep Il supply of Booths fresh
oysters on hand during the winter. 14-6t
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Large frame house at a low rent; good
stable and outhouses. Enquire of w. H..
Trirpet. 16-tf
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SUPPER, rs CENTS.
Supper will be served at Cottonwood
hall next Friday evening, from to y,
to all who desire, for % cts. Come and
get a cup of good coffee. 16-2t
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Hear them squeal and kick. They
cannot stand the low prices which Klein
schmidt &Bro. are quoting to the public.
1I-tf
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Celery constantly on hand at ChAs. d.
Kenyon's 1G-Gt.
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Methotlist.- Sunday services Preaching at
11.30 A. NJ and 730 p NJ. Sunday school at 1890
M EpWorth League meets at 3P. NJ. Prayer
meeting wednesday at .3OP.M. iii
nj PpJTT pactCG,
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The Cash grocery company received
large supply Of fresh canned goods this
week, which they are selling at bottom
prices.
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J.W. Essig, Dentist, of Helena, is at
the McBurney House and will remain a
short time. He will be pleased to see
those needing his services and will en-
deavor to please both in service and
prices. 15-tf.
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Everything gocs-~Carpets, Blankets
Underwear, Shoes, and, in fact, anything
in the store, sold at cost.
15-tf KLEINsCIIMIDT a. BRO.
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1t will always pay you we'll to patronize
a firm that gives you first-class goods at
the lowest possible prices. You will get
all this and Courteous treatment at L. l..
Bonner Company's, Deer Lodge. 13-tf
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Everybody is cordially invited to attend
the socable and dance at Cottonwood
hall next Friday evening, Nov.3. Tickets,
81. 1G-lt
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BY using Halls Hair Remover, gray
faded or discolored hair assumes the
natural color of youth. and grows luNur-
liant and strong. pleasing every body.
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i. L. Bonner Company are the leaders
Of low prices and headquarters for the
best goods. Carefully read their regular
advertisement. 13-tf
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ssAbuse is notargumcnt,n but courteous
treatment Of customers, and low prices,
talk at Mrs. M. II. Sherman's. 15.tf.
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IT, you want to buy away down from !
come early, as we are selling as fast as
we can wait on customers.
1J-tf kEEINsCHMIDT s. Bro.
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Father DeRyckere will hold services at
Gold Creek tomorrow at 1890 am.
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The public schools Of Deer Lodge were
closed on Tuesday afternoon to give the
scholars an opportunityt tc see the buffalo
at the race track. A large number of
the little people improved the opportu-
nifty.
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Arthur Laravie, manager Of Allards
buffalo exhibit, was at one time a student
at the College of Montana. He is nephew
of Charles Allard, SEN, owner of the herd.
Charlie Allard, who was with the exhibit,
has also been student at the college.
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II anybody thinks he can trade q coal
stove for q wood stove with Will O'Neill
let him try it. VIII says coal stoves arc
not in demand now. Reason: Wood is
much cheaper than coal.
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Tickets for the sociable and dance at
Cottonwood hall on Friday evening, Nov,
3, are on sale at Coleman's S and the City
drug store. 16-lt.
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DR.. Essig, late OF Helena, has purchased
DR.. ketcham's furnishings and can now
be found at the dental parlors in the
Coleman-I4Ansing block His family is
on the way from Ann Arbor, Mich, and
will make their permanent home here.
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Mr.. Frank Chrstotferson and Miss
Mary Jenkins We're united i'll marriage on
Thursday evening last by Justice Stack
l}a!a They viii reside in the vicinity Of
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Mrs. I. j. Erwin invites the ladies' to
call and sec her new stock Of fall milli=
nery. New hats. all Of the latest styles.
are receiyc,lcyery week. Beautiful goods
al l.eNsonAble prices. l3tf
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Turner g;lvea social
party at their residence on Dempsey
creek last Tuesday night, Those who
attended from Deer Lodge report having
had a rood time generally,
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Allows pcr cent. intereston Savings Deposits,
compounded January and July.
Transacts general banking business, draws
exchange on the.principul cities OF the United
States and Europe.
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The protracted meeting at the Metho-
dist church continues with interest. Rev.
Mr.. Waggener is very earnest in his
mannerand is pleasing and instructing
his audiences. He will remain and assist
in the meeting for another week. The
subject for his Sunday morning sermon is,
"rhe Significance of Signs" III the
evening he will preach a special sermon
to Young men. H
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BUSINESS CARDS.
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

nractce in all the courts Of the state. Oific
west side of Court Square Deer Lodge
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The people Of Deer Lodge should not
forget the teachers institute which con-
venes here next Wednesday morning and
continues for three days. The teachers
should be warmly welcomed to our city
and everything done to make their short
visit a pleasant one. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared for the session
and there should be d good attendance
at their meetings.
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Sell money orders on all points in Europe
first class State, County, City and School bones
and warrants bought and Sold Loans made on
real estate mortgages ut 10 per cent. Money fol
deposits can be forwarded by drafts. checks,
money orders, postal notes, registered mail OF
express.
Office hours from 10 a. H. to- p. IN. Also OH
Saturday and Monday evenings from tns sn'"l"rk.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
Thomas Crllse Frank II. Cruise,
W. J. Cooke John Fagan,
W. J. Sweeney.
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AL Druggist for free hottie Dr.. Niles, Nervtne,
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Special attention given to plumbing in
all its branches. Estimates promptly
furnished either for town or country.
Correspondence solicited.
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The delinquent list. which is very
brief, OF the Ruby Consolidated Mining
company appears in this issue. The
company has made applications for pat
ents for the Ruby and American lodes,
which are now being published in this
paper.
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The members of the Christian Endeavor
society of the Christian church had a very
pleasant gathering at the residence Of
Wm. Williams, in West Deer Lodge, last
evening. About ifty were present and
all enjoyed themselves. During the
evening the game of pheasant Geogra-
phy," the invention of Miss Bette Will
liams, was introduced, which proved a
very pleasing feature Of the evenings en-
tertainment.
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CEO. S. MILLER,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Careful attention given to conveyanclnS. Oi'l2'
with N. j Bieenherg & Co., Deer Lodge
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The ladies of the Catholic church Of
this city have made arrangements to give
Il supper at Cottonwood hall on Friday
evening, Nov 3. There will be music
and dancing, aud a good time generally
is assured. The committee on arrange
mcnts are: Messrs. Brazelton, Owings,
Joslyn, Smurr, Ahern, Conlcy, Stanley,
Morony, McTayue, Mignery, O'Malley,
Gleason, Coleman, MnIcahy, Mitchell,
Harris. Haynes, Mcpherson, Wiles and
Richards.
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home for several days past of his old
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Capt. james II. Mills came over from
Helena Saturday evening, expecting to
return Sunday, but failed to make train
connection and had to lay over till Mon
day.
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Public Administrator B. F. Brown has
app led for letters OF administration on
the estate Of Patrick Dempsey, which
3willsamount in available assets to about
81, 1000. Mr.. Brown was in the northern
part Of the county last tsweek attending to
the settlement Of some estates.
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w. Fl. G, NELL, Deer Lodge
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vINHE THOMAS CRUISE
SAVINGS BAN x,
HELENA, MONTANA.
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NAPTON 4 NAPTON,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Ofice-Roo;n z. over Kenschmidt u Bros
store, Deer Lodge, Montana,
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james Nord was brought down from
Anaconda Wednesday by Deputy Bu-
chanan. James is the gentleman who
had no visible means of support and Of
fered to pawn his body and soul for fifty
cents to an Anaconda pawnbroker the
nth Il.
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Mrs e. S. Reed and children arrived
home from the East on Wednesday. Miss
Edna's limb continues to improve and
the New York physicians say the braces
can be removed in six months with Il per-
feet cure Mrs. Reed will remain in
Deer Lodge but a short time, as on ac
count Of very poor health she will be
Obliged to seek 4 lower altitude and
,,,or,,, ar III imntn
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j. P. Catching, wife and daughter, Of
Bearmouth, were visitors in Deer Lodge
last Sunday.
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II. II. Zcnor aud Bob Harris returned
from hunt in Nevada valley last Tues
day. They found plenty OF game aud
Bob succeeded in killing Il fine deer.
They report plenty Of snow i'll that sec
ton.
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Mrs. A. X. Bowden, of Garrison, has
been visiting her parents aud family this
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classical AND SCIENTIFIC COURSES.
COLLEGE OF MONTANA.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-03-29

them they must nay for thoin, aud want
ga The privilege of loral option to issue
bonds for the purpose Even though
San Antonio viii pay no per cent of thc
tnN necessary 60 pay On the nuuuR ANA
provide for The Interest, The people ren'
isc that on the bosis of 80 cunts q DAY
for road work the roads cost them ihroe
times as much as they would by issuing
b0nds
Representative Mclalwoe Of dlcnar
who a a planter, VIII doubtless bear me
out IA tho assertion thnt the blu viii
De- most beneficial 10 The stale,
Thr amendment CHANGING ne rate OF
interest ON The bonds was deiehtW'
Amendments were adopted noWpunH
n number NJ counties among ihein one
hy Mr. Henderson 60 exempt lamar
county ou the ground, aH hn put a. TINT
hu wuhtud hls county 10 have the benefit
Of the experience ~ Whfr counties in
Che bOud business, and ho believed mo
people yonld realize that u wne ne
mid ihls unn ct the lutluHslost bodies
tdol that over assembled ~ Austin
Tie representatives Of HurleAon
(MpsAra Jackson ana Murray dlnerd
about having that county exempted go
proposed ~ the amendment pf Mt lankf
HnN. which was udpptrd.
The BIN WIS ordered 20 be engfnasod
10y vote of 0b 20 ~
The substitute house Joint resolution
10 nmeud the constitution 10y requiring
payment Of poll tax No. d prewquaite
FOR voting was next considered, nud nf,
tor SOME discuaaion of the proposed
amendment, further action was ceok'
ed 10y a demand Tor d call ~ the house,
Tie next matter considered was hennta
Joint resolution go amend the conelllu-
ton, liiug The trrm of officers not al
rOndy fixed ga two years u provides
for nA-yrlw' term for railroad com
miWionuu, and that one off the commits
sinnprs 30 Out of office every two yrnra,
aud that school trustees hold their office
for two yenn 0ll 20 Dc elected nj encli
general election,
The resolution passed to % third read
ing
Tho house being declared full Tie poll
tax resolution VIA detontrd ior lack
Of the requisite twO.thirlH vote of nll
members elected, the vote being ayes,
Cos nays, 40
Adjourned hll o'clock.
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out at the beginning. and made their
way 70 q neighbors. and were dred at
repeatedly bot escaped uniniurctl
hen about fifteen hundred shots had
been fired Captain Thompson arrived.
and rs quickly as possible called of hia
men, who had been urged into the trou-
Die By Dukes.
One Of the militia was morally wound.
ed and four others badly hurt Two In
Vlahs win Locke we're wounded, as was
lne negro but they never ceased shoot
lug until the militia were out of range
The militia were warned III they made
an attack on Locke without pfpvocatiop
ana unsupported by legal warrant that
teey would come in conflict with the
United States laws, a. Locke had IRE
qneuty served la the marshal's posse
aud was outitled % United States pro-
lection.
Commissioner Kirkpatrick at oaco a.
sued warrants, aud with Commissioner
Gibbons and single deputy, began max
ing arrests. beginning with g.. w. Dukes.
ana be aud eighteen others are now In
Jail here
Warrants are out for the others. and
Antlers tonight Is In possession Of Uiuitcd
states marshals in force. The probable.
tties are that Lockc's people east Of the
hiamiua, bearing Of today's fight will
swoOp IN turn on the militia camp, and
clear Il up
Locke viii endeavor 90 prevent any
attack by bis people, but may not con-
trol them.