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, LEVATEJ m BiTTIRI.
Park Commissioned CIauseu SIN saws That
II Mus: Move Dut.

II Mus: Move Sui.
Park Comlntssione r Cialseu CAV, ont a
statement yesterday through Secretary Holly
to the effect that he had not abandoned the At.
TEN pt to Gust the Manhattan Elevated Railroad
structure from Battery PARK.
There has been no change IN the attitude
Of the Park Department h. said. The en-
gineers OF the railroad company an the
engineers of this department have been at
work uTon obviating any POSSIBLE engineering
and operating Oh,ta rles t. the proposed State
street route, | expect that wI'hn u week |
will have another 'Iuiarrn,e with tn railroad
officials TO consider tho perfected plans. and 1
fully expect the matter VIII hn ]rnriir.F settled
at that meeting The terminal facilities will
not bs Interfere with nor W II the 'gIlir he
interrupted, bat the Battery Paris VIII be re-
stored TO its proper use as IA park.
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QUESTIONS OF RELIGION.
WOMAN AND CHRHTTdyGTf-DoC-
TRINE or ELECTILN.
a Reply by Mr.. Cakes to he Catholic
Professor Of Celtic Languages.

80 - nl. a.. skA rathnllN
p,os...or NJ Celtic L~Rnsuag~s.
sr,- Gin. I'm Ma rch
..nn.. ,an. oor-o.,o,dsn,. m
y n.-".su,,.. 4, Oh. ,,t,rs dis.
-. .sn,I,,on. q, IN. papan
~ $500 90, ,ho mart aav
s"e $3.50" 80, - "pich,rd Usns-
~ r,"n p-ossa, =, c,,,,o LANGUAGE. NJ
v'',.~N ,,st.a,anv -, Amaric, n, Wash.
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H., -, rarhans IN have d,..
s".-n,o i,i,.Ior ,ho, miuh, nav.
S .Inod hv ma hac,u.a n, tho many
80 W" $500 ,a,,ars YIN wh,ch ,hs raiders
~" g. 49,. ,hon,h, a, N honor ma
n, u.n.h,v ..,n... ma n, ,rsspass,ns.
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s..T no.,orm somo -, ,bo du,Ies n, n
n.y. IA 3D. nrooo.ds N damo,I.h NV
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su"S..o.. Co,,,, Ianar.,os +" ana bs ann.
hn rrornh ,uo,otion from
= D.. en-. H., ,sno ons has cla,med
s"o ~" .,.ss.,,u In C.,,,o I,nonoye. m.
~ A. pror Rhvs tina
"A"" IT, 800. s,,o,,r 20 anita ma
w nn..a =, Tha C,,ho,ic nro,ssaor
SN".". AZ, D.. .on i,nora,, man Rhvs
.u,,ari,v oxac,lv tina one
.in,o , hoo and hs
1917" 49,. - ,a,,,rav nth ,ba intel.
"V.uN "n".. Il. go, him h,s .,onnd
r' N 80"
o,c-".. h.u .oo, Roma, Cathol,c the
1870 $500 n,, hnt ,,i,ad N
- ,o,iJ srs,,i, NV ,hesis
- .-."n. su"S,aaraJ na.a oIx, vol /
-. =. Is ..,d ,ha, IN. r,oht. ~ daughter to
n e 'oS. -hi.h ~ rhrroh mil recent
".N "I.I w.. 49, as,ahlish.d In Tho case
."p",. 80, s.,,S,oro - Sanch,d and shs
-awon,s riah,s Tins ranl.
har ror,hv nagsn ais.
- ."n .I.n.. ~, I, is idol "ber
-, - "a, 10 tina Ana
n"s,'s'noe -. an, ",har sorvice.
- no, ha s,Iod bv ,
~eo M" ,,sa p,o,,.sor,s .sser.
.on'.n' - .ona ,ha uonar
wv :. - I",. m,Iass ,,doaJ 4,
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worldlinsss n Cause of Diminishing Church
Going.

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUS-Sir / desire to
express my unqualified Endorsement OF your
recent editorial why Should Not Church At
tendance Diminish" You give one good rea-
son, viz. Diminishing religious faith" and say
truly that "the remedy IL to revive religious
faith In both the preachers and the hearers.'
There IL another reason. II is the worldliness
OF church members. Card playing. dancing.
theatre going. wine drinking, and what not,
have become SO habitual with many OF the
church msmbe r. that they are spiritually dead.
Let the minister preach the Gospel and the
members withdraw themselves from the world.
rs the Lord Jesus Christ says they must do. and
you will see repeated the state OF things
referred to by you when churches and even
secular buildings were crowded with anxious
worshippers. II. NJ. WHARTON.
WORCESTER. Mass. March n.
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Got uts Moneys worth.


"'|FTF I'TTTTV VIZ
The other lay IN the untOn station, whi'
awaiting y ira n, n mdu tho igh' h." wouIi Test
the WuIglIu. 'uuchiu" 10 ascertain ~ Nr'NN'
~ his n,o rlunots. Tn. machine j. one OF tH-
/ ll Wh.' play- y fInr. y. = "1'r '"'''"' ~
id-. tut nos l"dst. Z vs. Your "Nd't weight ~
a 'kaf. bl t .r. }r rnl- h''" hl. "a, y,
iEirgr.rIrH. 'ur - -pru ~ 800 rI' Va hr cen
the ta'I. 30 % h.. sta wa Wrl' tI.lrt" y b
cpHt.lupJs ,i'H N s,Iai .sr wall o.I
ticker ron uyr>'Igi'i'n % ,r'' 81 'hh''
man hat 90 Ighei nut TO nan. on" ate Oh l. ID.
eighteen tickets giving u : same weigh. on
each. but sinrul hs fortune IL "a naNyd '"-.
ent ways lie will keep them aa4 i.--le t-ta
for a souyeulI.
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AIiigators In n New Jersey Creek.
From ne phrade'phfa Time,

From ne phfnde'phid Times.
BRrDGEToN, March % Capt. Jerry Burke.
while sailing In his oyster boat. Matte b, M
the Conansev Yesterday. saw four alllgators
disporting in the river near Cohansey light.
house. They came near his boat and two OF
The crew. Theu lre Frank and Edward Burke,
aud come To the surface Of the water. The
alIigators were near the shore and soon got on
terra 1rma. They were about four feet long.
time, but never before saw alllgators In these
waters.
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DEPUTY Sheriff Strauss has received an
attachment for s2,254 against Mary G. Scoton,
doilG bu sincss "a Miss OHara. dressmaker, at
IL East Furty-eighth tieet. ~ favor # John
Good win for laces. nc, sold TO ner. She
recently bought the properly II East Forty
eighth street. and a lis pendens was file
u yesterdAy.
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got within reach he went at tho 81. Brruarl
nnI was mOprtng up the sidewalk with Inn
when h" broke rs as~tllant.S nold and ran
uwav a. fast rs lie could, Then the Great
Dane went on To- bis hum' Huparcutly much
pleased with himself Again ! ask If that
wasn't reason. what wa, NJ
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H~ushAnd-Nhnts Worrying vou now
Milc-O. wn~ thinking about ia" lac" cur
talns YOU sntI | mtgn' huy tor The pnrlor. II
AFFORD then. mi - 40 'hryl h'!" N, Nf.y
al our hAnisom" new luru tura WI sG tine
nejshhor- NIGH have through me " u.iow-.
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Is cts. Worth
For 10 cts!

We shall mail 2j Cus. worth ~ ONZNN
BALM and ONNINN COMPLEXION
POWDER and an OSzyn B.iuty Bu,ktr
any Dnr who VIII end rs ~ cts. We do
this al a loss tn Introduce these wonderful
toilet preparations tO those who have not
already used them, They nave been emf
ntntly successful for the past hitrcu yrar,.
ONLNN BALM Is p~rrtrCtly Harmless,
and ls the most effective rom plrNlDn beau
timer known. II quickly cures pimplp,.
blackhradS, enlarged pores, SalloV and
chapprf kin, etc. and make the NJ, h
soft, >mo''h and beau'iful. Price. snail
larS, 5uc. large Jars, . ,0n.
ON tONNlENlON POWDER
whitcns and bcautih"S the kin ard doe.
not show, A. mot lace nov GrrN do. purr.
SOC, a b \, hI r.Gr n. l'I.tttt.
We rrfund tn money n fh.ge prrrarn
ions are not pcrfertly sari ,'actlry. They
are Tor sale by the leading department
stores and druggists. ~ IS" mall them.
postage paid, on receipt NJ the price.
r. sHARUN MFG. co.,
~ v ssI 22d ST., New Iaxk
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
Auplication for Patent. No. 54.
Uniled slates Land Ome.

=, LeNlstoNn, Montana, Oct. 3rd. ls0.
Notice is hereby given that Joseph i. Nun.
derlin. whose post office address Is Lewistowr
Fergus county, Montana, in behalf Of himself
ana hisco- owner, Martin l.. WuOdman, has flee
an application for patent fort that certain mining
claim called the PussaiC * Discovery quartz
mines, situated in North Moccasin (1norgan-
iZedl mining district, Fergus county Montana
and designated by the field notes and official
plat on tile IN this office as Mineral Surveys No.
1853 and 800, respectively, in secs % and a. tp
is n. T lSe, Montana + NJ, said survey no. 1853
being described as follows:
Beginning al corner No. I, which is indicated
by pine post set In mound Of earth and
marked "1-5959" whence the IA sec corner on
line between secs Is and 20, N Is n, Is e, bears
n SO S2 G, 5225.i Il; and running thence S l6 30
VI 1911 II, To corner No. 2: thence n " 10 ",
$50 II, to corner No. 3; thence 40 Is W. 2lS II,
TO corner No. thence 2 q 10 G, llsS #, 20
corner NO. .; thence Y 10 t, 6l2 H. 10 the
place OF beginning, containing an area Of 1914
acres.
The number Of feet claimed along the said
fassaic lode being l3lI including '65 feet
nnrhc1stcr,y and 552 feet snutliWcsirrly meas
ured along the course of the vein from the
point ot discovery in cut and tunnel.
said survey No. 500 being described as fol-
lows
Beginning at corner No. /, which isindicaird
10y pine post set in Il mound Of earth aud
marked "l-5JO.' whence the Il sec corner ON
line between secs y and 2g tp IS n. IS e, bears
u ~ Y Z, i32ji Il; and running thence ~
y
6l2 n. "a corner No. 3; thence 81 o. ", 1850 r.,
IA corner No. {; thence $ Y 10 Z, Gl2 Il. tn the
place oi beginning, containing an area ut 9lal
acres; total area Of these surveys claimed 800
acres
The number nf feet cluimed on said lode is
ilOl, being $40 n souihWCsterly and 20 q north
eastcrly, measured along the COURSE of the VEN
from the point NJ discovery In the cut. Mag
nCtlc variation Of oil courses iu said surveys
being 10 ~ Z. The notices uf location and
amended locations of said liSsalC and DlscOv-
cry ludeS are of record In the office Ot the re
COrder Ot Fergus county, Montana. IN book 1ut
ludcs, at pages "a and lq3. respectively; there
are no conflicting claims,
Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein. lode, premises, or any
portion thereof So described, surveyed, plated
and applied for, are hereby notified that unless
their adverse claims are duly filed according to
law, and the regulations hereunder. within the
time prescribed by law, with the register OF the
United States land office at Lewistown, state
of Montana, they will be barred by virtue oi
the statute in such cases made and provided.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register.
First pub Oct. g.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
SHE HAD INFLUENCE.
And the Policeman ucaIIEed 1t Only
Too soon.


THE cop has been down on me n
year ur 50 because found fault with
the color Oi his hair" said the Four
tcrn;h street faklr rs there was lull
in business the other day. "and yester-
day he comes along as was scllin an
old lady two pairs of shocstrinss for 3
cents.
"'l'll run ye In If ye don't hev a
kccr. says the copper as hc halts at
my elbow.
But what AIN doin?' says |.
"OhStructin the sidewalk says he.
"'Rut I'm up ag'in the huildin.'
"'Don't make no difference. When
| say yer 0bstructin, then ! knows yer
obslructln. and obstructin the sidewalk
is ag'm the law
But ain't agin the hulldlnT says I.
"'I"r body is says he, hut where's
Yer breath: Amt yu urcathln over the
sidewalk. aud amt that obstructiny
"'Thru III stop brpayhin.'
"'Aml yc'd better shyt yer eyes too.
| Oh>lwriin is uhSJrucrin whether its
with The hudy, tir breath or the ry,s.'
"rant U-c my voice 10 tell tllls
. lady that SIZE kln hry two bong or two
/ short pairs t.r5 rais" says l.
Ill We do. IN collar yr" says the
cop. 'Didu'I say yer breath was an
Obstruction aUd Kin ya talk without
uSu yer breath: And what's the old
woman a.doiu here blochlu tho wayT
"'lakc ol yer lat w'cu yer address
/ a lady" Says sE" rs she braces up tu
! him like n brick.
"'EiUt | amt atdrcssn OF one" he
says.
"'Alcbbc not says she. hut yer are
adlrossin the molhrr-iB-law Of Police
, Captain --, ana Wen leave II to him
to decide"
SAY, Gully, yer ovtcr scc that copper
kcr!luuk! lie went rcd and pale, and
his knees knocked together, ana hi.
tongue hung out. chpped in and
called him liar and loafor, aud lie
never even tried 10 hit me. Bimchy he
sortcr groaucd and wabblcd of, and
today he is shunin his brogans among
the darlSies on Thompson street. Vel
can't allus tell whose mother-in-law ar
old lady may be, and it's good rule tc
go slow and not let yer freshness worl
out through the top of yer hat"
NJ. QUAD.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
Application for Patent. no. 50.
United States Land Onice.

ICNlsttNil, AIoit, Otlnutt Il, l'ul.
Notice is hereby given that John p. Barnes,
whose pustutliCe address is IewistoWn,
Fergus county, Montana, in behalf Of himself
and his co-uwncr Clarence T.. Barnes. has filed
an application for patent for the lode mining
claim called the Horse shoe quartz mine.
situated IN North MucCasin lunurganzCdl min
ing district. Fergus county, Montana and dcs-
gnated by the field notes and official plat ON
file in this Office As Mineral Survey No. ja5I,
in sec y, tp l. n, 7 i c. Monara l.. NJ, said
mineral survey No. j9iI bel = described as fol-
lows magnetic variation being ~ ~ castD:
Beginning ai corner No. l. indicated by q
pine post set IN 4 mound OF earth, marked J.
56i, whence the ! sec corner on line between
secs y and %, ~ i n is e, lcars ~ e. 229i
feet. and running thence n 10 IL W 1928 feet, to
corner No. ,. thence n - IL ", Gl2 feet, to cor
ner No. 3, thence 10 L. e. l2iN feet, Ia corner
No. 4, thence IS % t, 6l2 feet, to the place OF
beginning.
The presumed course Of the lode is northerly
and souiheTly, the number of feet claimed on
the lode is l2:iS being iSI feet suutherly and
1il feet norherly. measured along the course
uf the vein from the center Of the discovery
shaft. The notice Of the amended location oi
said Horse Shoe quartz mine is uf record in the
office of the county recorder of Fergus county
Montana, al Lcwistown. IN book , ot lode To-
cations. at page Iy9. Adjoining claims: On
the west the Crib * SChley lodes (unsurveyed)
on the sw corner the Mule Shoe lode (unsur-
veyed): on the south the Dewey lode (unsur-
veyedI un all other sides the claim is surround
ed 10y unocCupied public land, the area hereby
claimed being l1.0i acres.
Any and all persons claiming adversely thu
mining ground. vein, lode. premises, or am
portion thereof SO described, surveyed, plattei
and applied for. arc hereby notified that unles
their adverse claims are duly filed according
law and the regulations hereunder within III
time prescribed by law. with the register OF th
United States land Office at eWist0wn. state o
Montana. they will he barred by the provisions
of the statute in such cases made and provided
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register,
First pub Oct. 3.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
Application for Patent, No. SO.
United States Land Ohice,
ill
l.cWistuwTl, \


Notice is hereby given that John p. Barnes,
whose postoiiCr addrcs, Is sLUwsiuwn, Fergus
county, Montana. in behalf uf himself and his
cu-oWnvr, Clarence i. Barnes has filed his ap-
plicuion Tor patent tur the lode mining claim
called the Mule shoe quartz mine. situated in
North MOCCasin luuOrEHniZed mining district,
Fergus county, Montana, and designated BY
The field notes and official plat on file IN this
Office as mineral survey, No. e9iS, in see ~, tp
! II, {, Montana 7. NJ. said mineral survey
No. 1855 being described as follows with mag
nctic variation az ~ ~ 81:
Beginning az corner 80. !. indicated by a
pine post with mound OF rock around Il and
marked l-a!5N whence the i sec corner un line
between secs . and ~, ~ is n, Is e, bears ;
S. - e, 2,p9l feet, and running thence 5 II Is
W, 100 feet, tu corner No. >, thence 10 ", 5ll
feet. iu corner No. 3, thence 7l 81 W. 2S}feet,
10 corner No. t. thence u ~ e, l2iO feet. io
corner No, ). thence II 20 e, 700 feet. 10 the
place OF beginning, containing an area of 1874
acres.
The presumed course of the lode Is nOr,herly
and suutheriN, the number Of feet Clamcd
along the said lode being ilutgct southcrly and
go feet nOrhCrly, measured along the course
ui tie VEN from the center ut the discovery
cut. The notice OF the amended location OF
said Mule Shoe quartz mine is OF record in the
office Oi the county recorder of Fergus county
Montana. di IewistONl, In book Of ludes. ai
page W A!bululng claims: tn the ne cor
ncE survey No. a9jI. Horse shoe lode; on ihc Z
the Dewey lode OInsuTvcyCdl: on all other
side. the claim is surrounded 10y unoccupied
/ public land.
| Any and all persons claiming adversely the
mining ground, vein, lode, premises, or any
! portion thereof 50 described, surveyed, plated
aud applied for, are hereby notified thai unles.
| their adverse rluus are duly filed according "a
( law. and the regulation, hereunder within the
/ time prescribed by laN, with the register ui the
| United Statcs land utlce 1T Lewi,tUWn, state
| uf Montana. tucy Will be hHncd hY the pro.
visions ui the statutes in such cases made and
| provided.
FawAPD naAsse7 E2e 'stel.
i, l-f
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28

that convention Hanna's name in
American politics has been at the
head.
Hanna Is not n man oi exalted
ideals. Between his purpose and it's
execution the path lies in straight
line. Ii gentlemen in spectacles come
along the path stretching across
strings OF ethical obstacles, and
planting in IL the potsherds OF trans
ndentalphilosOphic scruples, Hanna
pushes forward to his end, kicking
away the strings and crushing the
pottery under his feet.
Later, II he Las time, he devotes
few lurid minutes to the spectacled
gentry before he closes the incident
with bang and goes about his busi-
ness. Hanna Is perfectly willing to
admit that beyoad the Alps lies Italy
and that the hills are green niar off,
| but he insists on his American priyi-
/ lcgc ufvotiug on the majority report,
In politi r. Hanna isapartisan. with
him, the long-noscd, shurt-chinnod
mugwump il entitled 20 the same
I consideration due to the guerrilla In
] the time OF war. Hanna would cn-
dorsr n political proposition not
authorized hy his party caucus and
his party platform about ns readily
~ a general would take orders from
n newspaper. In his party Hanna
has disputes, differences and cuntcn-
tipns. But he knows when he Is
whipped and respects "A similar knowl-
edge In his adversary.
Hanna sollritude for the people Is
rs tender ~ that OF the late VIM. IL.
1 Vanderbilt. Hanna believes In every
man for himself and the devil take
the hiudcrmOst. lie does not fawn
upun the failures OF life nor mincc
matters in lDca ing the blame for
their condition.
| Yet in national politics Hanna is a
strong man; exceptionally 80. lie is
efficient, lie isdomilant in his party.
Yet in hls domination he does not
domncer. lie arcOmpllshrS his end,
but not 10y diplomacy. 10y playing
mnu upon man, not like POntius
Plate. but like IIcrod. Hanna is II
force, not an intrigue. Politics is not
his trade; ho il abuSinoSs nam first, n
politician aitcrwnrd; yet hc Is not u
diIettunte politician. When he gets
q into tight places, like the senatorial
. election ui l>9I, hc does not fight with
d the ioils, but rough and tumble, hand
! a. hand, aul with such clubs, dor,
. uicks, and other loose furniture as
the devil may put within his rcach.
. liaunu has hrcu mentioned for Tho
, presidency since the lntr campuign
clu~rd, hUi thc business man ufClryc.
land evidently knows hi,limitntionS
b l'n laughs az the idca aud Fnys hc
VIII have none of L..
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28

yuuus muy looked IN her purse and
found she could spare Il cent piece,
The coin was handed 10 the bcggar,
who tool; IL ana said:
"TIauE you, lady. Itll he n blessing
to the child. It'll buy hin pint-a
pint Of MILK" she added as an after
thought.
The ear came just then, and as the
young lady mounted the steps She said;
"OlI. don't get milk for the child
Get him the pint"
The woman scowlcd, aal the car
rolled on. - pittsburs Chrouicle-Tele-
graph.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
FOREST RESERVE LIEU APPLICA

FOREST RESERVE LIEU APPLICA-
unn-U. ;. Land Office al Lewistown,
Mont. Aug. .. 1900.
Notice is hereby given that
- 4. \. HYDE X Co,
Of san Francisco. California. by L. NJ. Collins.
their attorney in fact, whose posroiliCc address
is Helena. Montana. hasthis day made applica-
tiun To select under the provisions of the Act
OF June !. lSli 3DStat. SGl the following de-
sCribed tract;
The nwl, nWli, sec. II, and nw'l nwl 1, sec. %,
~. - n, r. l6 e. Montana i. NJ. unsuytyed.
Also that Thomas c. Power, of Helena, Mon
iana. Las made application to select, under the
above mentioned act, the following described
tracts:
The swli sWi l. sec. II, and SET sWl /. sec. %
~, - n, r. III {, Montana Z. NJ. unsurvcyed.
Within the next 30 days from date hereof
protests or contests against this selection on
the ground that the land described, or any por-
tion thereof is more valuable for its minerals
than for agricultural purposes, VIII be received
and noted for report to the commissioner ofthe
general land office.
GEORGE ID, GREENE. Register
First publication Oct, !. (j22)
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION - United
~ States Land Office II Lev istown, Mont,
Oct. 3D. lETN.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice uf his Intention
To make final proof IN support of his claim and
that said proof will be made before the register
and receiver at Lewistown, Montana, on
Monday, December 10, lgu. viz:
FRANZ nENGEl,
who made n. T.. No. ~, for the se'i uwi 1,
nell swlt, nj sci ., sec ~ ~ lGn.r % {, Mpu-
tana +. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz:
Thomas Dufy. Fred France Of For Magin-
mis-, g.. L. Burnett. at Gilt Edge; August Den
gel of Alpine. Mont
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register
First publication oct 81.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION N-ypI,ed

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United
~ States Land Office al Lewistown, Mont,
Oct. ~. 1870,
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of her intention
TO make final proof in support ot her claim and
that said proof will be made before The register
and receiver at Lewistown, Montana on
thursday. December d, lyJO, viz:
WINIFRED A. ERICKSON,
who made III. l.. No. aJi, for the wig seA, sec
80, nwil nell, mex nw4, sec 26, tp 10 n, 10 {,
Montana Z. NJ.
her continuous residence upon and cultivation
of said land. viz;
Lucy Organ, John Trepp, John Camastral,
Henry +. Shipman, all of Lewistown, Mont.
EDWARD BRAssEY. Register.
First publication Oct "a
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
Piano Keys.

"r1 be willing" said the chronic dys.
pc,uio, "tu give my mua,i's salary to
any man who would Invent n piano
with comGou sCusc key oaly."
"Wlat no sou mean by common
spu>c I.ryss'
"Why, The kind that could only be
used 10 lock tie blamed thing up
Philadelphia Press.
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
TpslltS AND D,,DRllF.


"a Interesting Parallel aud ldlJcc!c Dc.
GgC,iOn Ihcrcirom.
Cutting down tllstlcs no more rr-
llcyr+ the land ui thistlrs than does
securing The scalp cure dandrufi. In
oarh ease permanent relief can only
come from cradiruting permanently
thr cuu-e, : germ that pluws up the
srulp i'm searching Tor the hair root
where 1t snps the vitality, rHU-D =
daudrud FILLING hair uId badness.
u YOU k.ll that germ, lou'll have M
duuIruii but "a IuSuriant suit ui hair.
Ncwbrp's Ilprpirar is The only hair
preparation in the world that cures
daudruii, falling hair ana badness
hy killing the germ. "Dc~ troy the
cause. you remove the effect
Fergus County argus., 1900-11-28
FOREST REsERN

EOREST RESERVE LIEU APPLlCA-
tIunHl, :. Land Office at LeWistown,
Mont. Srpt. ~, 1901,
Notice Is hSTeby given that
J.. \. HYDE * Co,
10y his attorney n fact Z. NJ. Collins, whose
pOstOitiCc address is Helena, Montana, has this
day made application 10 select under the pro
visions uf the Act uf June 4. 1891, go stat, 36l
the following described tract:
The unsurveyed mel nell. sec. 81 tp. 20 n, r,
pe. ne'I sw't, sec. ~, tp, 70 r. u L, nwA
and the surveyed nwll sci A. Sec g tp. 10 n. T. %
Z, Montana L. NJ.
Within the next 81 days from date hereof
protests oI contests against this selection on
the ground that the land described, or any pOr-
ton thereof, Is more valuable for It's minerals
than for agricultural purposes. will be received
and noted for report to the commissioner Of
the general land office.
EDWARD BRAssEY, Register.
First publication Nov. 81.
PLste' on claim Oct. II, 1900