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LOCAL NEWS.19 Gee. A~iaus like the Eamy."-Mrs.

Brewers-seventh daughter of a seventhdaughter by her natural father-an Egyp*timan (from Southern Illinois,) born and"eidicatod" with a gift to read the starsand (N. Y.) Sun, (without spelling a wonr),at the astonishingly low rate of $5 for ladiesand $10 for gentlemen-(the latter blangcharged double price on account of having,generally, harder fortunes-to road)-has,we are pained to say, discontinued her rest

edome beyond the Deer Lodge bridge-.lss folded her tent like s. Arab,And as silently stolen sway-

to Pike's Peak-perhaps never to return.If her ability to tell what was, and is, and isto be were all her powers, Deer Lodge mightbe comforted. But, alas! such was not thecase. Read this:

MRS. BR3WERS,The Seventh Danghter of the Seventh, wishes to ina.sorm the public that she was born with the gift to seea Gentleman or Lady's past, present and future. She

-cancere all Diseases by charm or with medicine aswell a ay Doctor In America. She can also tail Iawhich way lost or stolen property eta be funad.

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You who groan under the ills that fleshis heir to, who suffer in agony rather tie.incur d ctor's bills, reflect upon what anopportunity-(a five-dollar opportunity)has passed never to be recalled-unless shecomes back from Pike's Peak. And thevictims of theft-sheriffs, marshals, police.men, detectives, and the newly electedconstables of Deer Lodge, how have youdischarged your duties to yourselves andconstituents? The wail of the widow and

orphan whose little all (spell awl if incase of a shoemaker) has been ruthlesslypurloined. shall smite upon your ears downthe eternal ages of a remorse ridden soul,like the clamor of Scot t's gong on the ter-rifled apprehensions of acountry baby. Andyet, it was not all your fault. She did notadsertise.

"ss let eoncestmost like a worm I' the badYwlenleerdamask cheek," and so forth,

while an attenuated purse and the regrets ofa blasted community attest the sad error.She goes thence to Helena, where liberalpatronage and a prosperous (rival) city willteach Deer Lodgers that Fate and FortuneTellers cannot be defied or neglected withimpunity, by the people of a town whohave small pox within fifty miles, propertyout in possession of unknown and ,perhapsirresponsible parties, aspirations for anoth.er wing of the penitentiary, a railroad do-pot, water works, short-horned cattle, andf gral4ed road over Dog Creek Hill.

Ashland whskyx, Wart bran5,Pine apple glt, and sherry handy;Oysters stewed tad bythe can.All served out by the Little Old aMs,

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Worse Plains.-Thirty miles from themouth of Cedar and 100 miles from DeerLodge. on the north bank of the Missoulariver. Is a basin of almost level land, nearlycircular and some dozen miles in diameter.It contains about 28,000 acres of farminglands, is surrounded by excellent timberJand, and is said to surpass, in climate andproductiveness, any other locality in Mon-tana. Corn grows as well as in WValls Wal-Ja. Roasting cars were served on the tablesat Horse Plains a week ago; watermelonsweighing 7 lbs, and 8 lbs, and pumpkins of$0 lbs were growing in the gardens and,fields on the 23d of July, while potatoes,,abbages, tomatoes, all the vegetables, es..eulent plants and flowers grow luxuriantlyas in the Middle States. It is watered byMiuras floe streams-Clarke's, Nowlan's and-Wolf creeks- carrying at the dryost seasonfrom 800 to 600 inchesof water, and so site-ated as to irrigate the whole valley if noces-

-ary. This has not, however, been foundrequisite to the successful cultivation of thesmall grains.

There are twenty one farms of 100 acreseach now occupied-principally taken upwithin the past year-and 3,800 acres areunder fence. Some 800 to 1,000 bead ofstock-from 400 to 600 head of horses-aregrased there, and 800 tons of hay will becut this season, which will principally go tothe mouth of Cedar, where it sells at 175per ton. Quite a community has settledthere, a number of houses have been put upLb. season. Wiles d Decker rafted down alarge quatity of lumber from Cedar, andimprovements are being rapidly made.Among those who have ranches in the val-ley are Frank B. Decker, W. I. NcWhlrk,CClu. 3. Clarke and J. W. Patrick. It Is30 miles this side the Thompson muver Set*tiemet, and time route to Flathead Lake WeHore Plains is said to bet 0 miles shorterthan by the Mlssion route. The opening ofthe Cedar mines has given vigorous impetusto occupation and developmentt of this fa-Wie little nook I. the mounaitaas, aad the~happy content expressed by Its prospeenuspeople induced inquiry concerning it, .ndled to this account of a hIitherto Unwrittenlocality and the community ot Bes35Pa.AIss

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Audioi Uete.-Th. N.Klaav q Rom""l. .t pubico s~so-Sah Sid, s~ML-emu-4sa.s pfmm pOdttivdy m. 1$, 0weink ftcs. bU-msim. It Is po UpIEI)Clmrds, ain.md luinl&s peusuulm' giws,M keususbl $

Thirl -i.The Theatrial eassoclosed last eveni g, the Company playingeleven consecutive evenings. The houss.have bees from fair to good. During thepresent week Mr. Langriuhe, Mr. Weldreoand Mr. Martin have taken benefits. Mr.Langrisheappearmg as .ies Usnt is &.ef.and the Ar(t/ Edger-parts which heplays admirably. Mr. Waldron as CueatPrisvt, In Retri0e.Ms, a character givingopportunity for his best style of acting, andin which he acquitted himself in his beetmanner, while Mr. Martin had up last eve-ning, Luke M.e Laborer, appearing in thetitle ruen, to the best house ever congrega.ted in Deer Lodge, with the entire strengthof the Company on the bills, and Messrs.Clohecy and Sandrock, on f 'r volunteers,singing "Evangeline" and a beautiful es-core song, in their best voice. It was de-cidedly the gala night of the season, andMr. Martin is doubtless equally gratifiedwith the receipts, and theevident rivalry ofthe entire Company in the endeavor to ex-cel on his benefit night. We have had agood series of dramatic representations, theorchestra has discoursed See music, doingup "Love among the Roses" with all theoriginal fragrance (by special request) asthe popular variations on the operatic Lspetite Shields made her debut in the "CanCan" for Mr. Waldron's benefit. And theseason is over. We think Mr. Langrishewould And a larger proportion of Comedydraw better than tragedy or melo-drama.With the accessions of stage, scenery, prop.erties, etc., ithe effects and pictures of thesestandard pieces, which are old to nearly allplaygoers, can be brought out to better ad-vantage, but thee is no poverty of facili-ties that will prevent an audience from en-joylig a hearty laugh, and the entertain-ment that affords it.

Well, in three or four weeks we will havea series of representations that will delightto the seventh heaven. Mr. and Mrs. Lan-grishe, Mr. and Mrs. Shields, Mrs. Pitt-williams, Messrs. Brown, Gross, Griffith,and the orchestra left this A. i. for Pike'sPeak, having been preceded by Mr. Rich.mond. They will give two or three repre-sentations in that region, going thence toMissoula, Frenebtown and Cedar Creek,expecting to be absent about eighteen days.We wish them as pleasant a trip as possible,ubundant favor. and a rich pecuniary re-ward, hoping to see them on their return.at the foot-lights Ia Deer Lodge, in a neatTemplc'of Thespus, to crowded and delight-ed houses.

WThe Bank Ebchange stands eanrlled for thepare lIquors which It dispenses to its patrons. it isthe only aloon expressly lmpe.tiag Scotch Ale andEnglish Porter, and sold in no other he.s. in town.

From the West.--Mr. Warren Whitcherof Spokane Bridge, W. T., came in fromthe West a few days ago and sojourns atthe Scott House. He informs us that thetwo steamers built and lying up on theupper Pen d'Orille for years, have been te.ken over to the falls and down throughCabinet Canyon to the Lake where they arenow being put in repairs for the expectedCedar trade this fall.

Walla Walls Is liurishing and businesslively. A large number of permanent settiers are coming in and taking up lands inthe vicinity. The grain crops from WallsWalla to Missoula look well, and over an4 erage yield is anticipated. The drouth in

Missou!s has somewhat injured the erop.The peach crop will not be so good, a latefrost having severely Injured them. Theother fruits are looking welL Mr. W.brings us a small but highly respectable listo(fsubscribers-and the greenbaceks-fromresidents along the Spokane route who haveenvied the pleasure hse receives in the regu-her arrival of the Nay Nowrn-Wase in-hisremote home. A few more can be accom-mnodated on the sinme terms.

W?"Jn drsams Islgh!"-for a cocktail from theMetropolltas.

Canty Commisslemers.-The CountyCommissioners met as a Board of Equaliza-tion, Aug. 2J. The assessments of a numnber of property Iwiders were raised $44,-000. and others reduced $4,000, leaving anet increase of $40.000.

Bills of $300 for medical attendance,$181 for clothing. and $180 for food, at*tendance, etc., by C. T. McCarthy, on ac-count of the smallpox patients, were pre-sented and accepted. The Commiuskinersof Missoula have signiflod their williignessto pay one-half these accounts. Mr. Jas.Gilchrist, County Clerk and ae q.l. e lecorder, tendered his resignation. which wasaccepted and Mr. Howard H. Zenor wasappointed by the Board as his sucoessor.Mr. Gilchrist has been a faithful and ea.cldat of dcer, discharging his duties prompt.ly, correctly, and In a manner to win theesteem of all who have had occasion to dobusiness with him. He is and will be Dep-sty Assessor until his successor, elected

last Monday, qualiAes on th 1st of Novem-her. Mr. Zenor who has been acting asDeputy Clerk is thoroughly up In the bosiness of the offee and is as good a choicefor the office as could be made TheBoard also allowed the Assessor two millson the dollar for every dollar's worth ofproperty assessed, as crmpsasatlon for as.sesament. The total amount of assessmentto date are $1,.140. The Beard adjourn-ed Wednesday, Aug. -d, sad will most asnest Thursday to canvass the votes of the

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.p p rwithoest a shiTwo parties, me of 0m sad ed e of 1UN t, seated out about the let otJldy, andhad geat hopes of strikag ich diggings.Somo mles-t lmios of tes prspsepeos-.temas aspeit al sos llnes, *mag th,igor asnd. Qand vWs, alatin fuor a.gsemeiep ines et es ptswese, and imequippedtfar attpe*. It$ wil besds.spp i..mit sf allUag i ths * istparty, who daes "1r. t e4 * hIL

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Perseals.-These was sad a host eo s-qualntances in town last week, emr colaanswere s overerowdel, sad the hour of pt-dag to preus late that the " Personals"were unavoidably phhed oalt By the way,we left out a couple of columas of adver-tisemenats to make room for reading matter,and if patrons will accept an apology Inlieu of space, they have it most gratefmlly.Capt T. P. Fuller, agent of Wells, Prago& Co., Helena, rusticated in Deer Ldge aday or two this week, recuperating from atrip to Colorado. Mr. Tom. Farrell, whopreached the unknown lams. to Virginiaasdaily-Sundays not ezeepted-three yearsago, opened his mouth and demanded bidsfrom an upper seat In a saddle sanctuary InDenr Lodge today, and threatens to do ltmore. All right, Tom: "Come in thybeauty," and give the boys an example ofhow the meritorious points of a horse shouldbe extolled when he is to be bartered forlucre. Mr. McQuestion, down from theTopo' Deep, gives good account of that region,and informsus JonesA Middaugh are closingout stock, James L. intending to devote attentiom exclusively to their mining InterestsinaYreka. Charley Wunderlick, Esq., andMr. Burdess and wife, of Bed Mountain;Doe McClure, Blackfoot; Messrs. BellangerA Allen, Silver Bow, Mr. All=s Wilkin-son of the Gas(le, Frank Taylor, Esq, He-lena, and Mr. Schaller of Virginia, we no-tihe in town within the past day or two. Alarger number of citizens than usual areabroad, and the town is dull to-day.

g"I3ON HTDRAUULC PMP, Ise oesesis by allase echapest. tightest, eest dheable sadavailable conadctor ever sued for hydrasiea. We arenew sensen -ich, heavy asees i at .so O/

A Gratlitems Advertsemeat.-Mr. Alex.ander Kemp is engaged in blacksmithing,wagon making, Iron turning, etc., on Mainstreet, Helena. He does not advertise inthe Nzw Norna-Wusr. But last week webroke a piece of press machinery that couldnot be well replaced in Deer Lodge, and, onsending It to him, bad a new piece forged,taned and sent back In forty-eight hours.The workmanship is Oast rate, the pricereasonable, and his celerity is entitled toour grateful recognition. We thereforecommend Mr. Kemp to those having workto do, too heavy for West Side lathes, andexpress obligations to Mr. McLean, ourskilfull Deer Lodge Vulcan, for reconstruct-ing our press. We hope Mc will soon havelathes of his own, and that It will be a longtime before we need like services.

r Il'S LIVELY CAM. Is Pike's uad dGesiIl amsnlpulatew the glasses at the livellest Iathe Pl~ace.next to Meyers A Kesoasb Utere., FaeWie g ers.Cg and oauutmos attaitles behindthe aT PON SALOON ia hesigaarters.

Cempleted.-Mr. Dounhoner informed uson Sunday that the Deer Lodge and Perkinsgraded road would be nearly enough com-pleted to-day, to allow the coaches to runover It. Two or three days more will fnishit up, and the travel between Doer Lodgeand the lower country will hereafter heprincipally over this route,as It is a splendidroad and passes through thetownsef Pioneerand Pike's Peak. Its total cost will he near-ly $,000. The subscriptions have been en-tirely gratuitous, and the citizensof Pioneer,Pike's Peak and Deer Lodge deserve creditfor the liberality displayed in this publieenterprise. Mr. Dounbouer las done hiswore to the eantre satisfactden of all dona-ters, and wears the belt of the champion readbuilder of Montana.

Re-opening of the Walte WallsJELENA, MONTANA.

Where bortl I. only 610 per week. The tables aresupplied with eere delkiay of the aesese, and thebest the market afwds, aurved up in a atyle ansepse lantse or west of Nw TerkThe po4lar falshefi fer the conefstothles.11~satudt ma sletasar partmemtsare srst class. Taken all in ad, db Waila Walla isthe best betel t thu Territory.

81on bualeq Illed.e-Weare favored byMr. Jas. Gilchrist with a copy of the Ari-ans kwer, giving account of the killing ofSion Bradley, formerly of Philipsburg,Montana, by Hiram Lightner. In a suoonat Prescott, Arizona. The shooting occur-red June 2, from a quarrel over a game ofcards. Bradley was drunk and unarmed;Lightner sober. The latter shot at him fourtimes-three taking effect. He died July5th. le was A native of Crawford county,Mo., has been been on the Paeific Coatmany years, and was an expert pistol shot.Lightner is in jaiL

'a,a5 Oesces a Duit Wanded, btrwhisk the highest marcet pries wil asps at the Bauthsm OWes of m .f bL Cs., ema at tie Oct DMr keuo, 3ear

AmethoerIemd P1s,4 .- We are inferm-ad by Mr. Neede, who has recently soldhis old toll road, that it is his litemtion, iatwo weeks, to begin a graded soan wherehis present one Intersects the old on Littlefleekfoot, and continuing down that.eaM anmalong the hills opposite his sltStation to the top of the divide this side,thereby shcarlag up thedistsace 1* milesmit asking a mock superior reed. Heprapsms commaeancig work in tew weeks,aid sows al weeks will be seqpirei to en.Ink it.

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-M w'L , cade isatered ysrday fromWalla Walls

-The slide In Upper Race Track ditchhas bean filly repaired.

-Dick Riddle drov.Gihmer ub 'scsac i fiom Meadekto-day, lmn s mjtes

-The coach travel to DeerLodige is muchlarger this mouth than was ever mown be-fore.

-Mr. S. D. Johns, J. P. elst hr Louise-yille. Is expected In this evenIng in chargeof a prisoner.

-Dr. A. H. Mitchell, who has been in at-tendance on Mr. C. A. Huntley, et mouth ofCedar, reports his condition yet wiical.

--Yalliton Co., contemplate adding toto their livery stables to-morrow, the hand-somest buggy ever brought to the country.

-Mess. J. B. Wilcox and 0. McBiracyhave cntracted for tin roofs to be put ontheir Are proof buildings which wail soonbe built on the corners of Malt and Thirdstreets.

-These are the Dog DVI, and Sirius isthe dog star. The Sirius lesults of the hotweather -ar be accounted for by this ex-

-Mr. Wi. Wilson pddlishes the re-ceipts and expenditures of lie Purse Races,to-day, and like a faithful steward rendershis accounts correctly.

-Mr. N.P. Laugford called this evening-Just In from the States and Helena. Wewere pleased to greet him, sad to learn hewill remain several days.

-W. A. Norton of Loon Creek-formerlyof Blackfoot-and who was recently report-hd "missing," gave us a call this week. Hehas returned to Oro Grande.

-Messrs. Strang & Richardson have cov-ered Pemberton & Kelley's fire proof build.Ing with a tin roof, and have the tin pre.pared for thetoof of the Penitentiary.

-Mr. J. H. Brown will leave in the earlypart of the week to meet his daughter atRyan's Station. She has been at school inthe East, and this is, we believe, her firstvisit to Montana.

" Mr. Henry De Witt has purchased themost desirable lot in Deer Lodge-the I1ig.gins lot, opposite Higgins & Bowie's drugstore. We are informed it is his intentionto erect a hotel upon it Oxl100.

-The notice of the Excelsior BowlingAlley "for sale" merits notice. It is Iplend-Id property, in a desirable location, andrapidly Increaslng In value. A paying in-vestment esa be made by a good businessman.

-Quite a number of excursion partieshave been out at the head of Lost and WarmSpring crefks during the week, berrying.We understand gone-berries are most plenti-ful now, the gatherers having become rathernumerous.

-Messrs. Barry & Murphy, builders andcontractors, yesterday lalsed a 20x80 frame,two stories of 11 and 10 feet respectively,for Mlkbot's new Hotelon Main street,southof Valiton's brewery. Thpother portion ofthe frame, 47x0U feet-2 stories-will beput up ia a day or two. It will be a onebuldlng.

-There are 110 chijas s nd in theicituty orf BtICtYoot. They have also Tiett

buying ground rapidly in the Silver Bowcountry, in the past ten days, having ac.quired it more rapidly than over before.There is no danger. Sit still and supinelyeverybody, till Yellow Jack has infected tothe death the placer camps of Montana

-Judge D. P. Newcomer, and our journalistic cotemporary, Mr. Addison Smith,yesterday purchased the interest of E. S.Newman, esq., in the celebrated Oro Finomines and ditch, near Silver Bow, paying agood round price, but getting sue of thebest mines in the country.

-Two good runs of billiards-four ballcatom game-were made en Lsne'& Emer-son's tables the other day. one by ThomasStuart, of 308 points, and one by Mr. HarryRichmond, of 818 points. Poor playerswill be pleased to know the same cues, ballsand tables are at their service for the usualprice.

-We notice by advertisement in the Ga.sett that Mr. J. Gales Germain's cattle-the

east breeds ever brought to Montana-areto be sold under ezecution, August 18. Thereare 100 5-year old cows, and so calves, siredby " Diameid," the celebrated short horn,As this sale is positive, It sfwds our stockrisers the best opportunity they have everhad of improving their stock, and we adviseattendance an the sale.

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P. . a Pie's h*e.-Nr. J. N. Meyerof Plke's.Pak, has beg notidied of thel.-eatles of a post oMe at that place and hisappeoinmet as poslmster. The usual dias-gram was forwardd *4 returned, and inthe soudaend tweo a three weeks the Pike'sPaekers will doebtless neove three centblessag sp-weelkly, ien such eases mabis' pmeMki for Amerlu itssi 4n duenumbers habitated. Mr is an eseelhut shelosem for the . sea tiecpate

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Jmpevemmm....Tho' County Cemmis.atoners have done a good thing in orderingthe fini ect of plater to be put on theCourt House walls, and the planting oftrees In the enclosure. Deer Lodge willthen have a handsome Court House andsunrondings. They have also ordered abridge to be built across the breach adjoli.lag Peter Valiton's, on sian street. It istbe 4 feet wide. Whie this is a muchneeded improvement, we respectfully sq.geat that a stone culvert across the entirestreet would be much better. This couldbe covered level the entire wldth of thestreet, and what is now only a better meth.od will in time become a necessity. Thecoat would be more, butit would be ofsuch material benefit that property holderswould doubtless reeogaie the difference.

the luxuries ia the market. Joe smperltemd. Ia per.son, and therefore his patrons are not neglected. Goand see what Joe hea for dimmer, and be sadteSed.eaere reduced to $10 per week.

Leesi Ocers.-At the election on lastMonday Mr. O. B. O'Bannon and Mr.Peter Valiton were elected Justices of thePeace, and Messrs. D. B. Halderman andJohn Lane, Constables. The election ofthese latter gentlemen was a clever joke,and, as the lawyers say, we presume theywill resign "without prejudice." The gen-tlemen selected for Justices are men of in-tegrity and well qualified in all particularsfor a young Judgeship. We understandboth will accept.

CORRECTION.-The statement of Receipts madExpenditures as published in the Indepeudea te.day,is erroneous Ia two particulars. The sabseriptlon ofthe Bask Exchange, $110, and o Bailey a Carten. ONwas omitted, one being a typographical emiselso. Theamount now in my hands Is No, which will be pa.M tothe School Fund. The statement as published is theNew Boars Wast Is correct.

WM. WILSON.Deer Lodge, August 8-7 p. m.

Another Purehase.-Mr. Dan. Flowererof the Bank Exchange, Helena, has pur-chased from Valiton & Stark the 80sxI0feet lot between their livery stables and theScott House. The price paid was $2,600.This is the highest price ever paid forground in Deer Lodge. Mr. Flowers, willat once erect a !6x60 frame building on it,to be prepared for the September business.Should the business be as good an anticl-pated. a Are proof structure will then beput up outside the frame. Mr. Horace Coun-tryman has the contract for erecting thebuilding at $8,000.

A 1e quantity of HAYWARD'S GUN OOTSto all ilis. Just reasced and fr sale at JO0N FFINK Deer Les a a

ltew Furmlture NslahlmtseintL-Mr. JohnO'Nelll informs as he has leased his largeFurniture Manufactury to Mr. Sweeny, thewell known Manufacturer of Helena, whowill take possession Sept. 1st and with alarge force of hands to manufacture all thefurniture necessary for the trade of thisside. Mr. Sweeney has been several yearsin business in Helens, conducts a good bu.stessi and will And his new location anadvantageous one.

THE inest brands of Havana Clears, Fine Cut andPlug Chewing and Smekiuwg Tobaccos, ais to be

found as UIS 1 COLEMN'~S

Diseestiuem.-The county of Missoulawas some time since designated as an later.mot afm u DiatiAct-the 5th-and Mr. C.A. Huntley appoine man..... u.-Aorders from the Cominiamslner the districthas been discontinued, and Missoula is againthrown into the 3d District, of which Mr.Geo. W. Irvin is Assessor. Mr. James E,Owing. is Collector of the 3d District.

tiqremae Coart.-The August term of theSupreme Court of Montana begins DeatMonday, August 8. Among those who willbe present from the West side, are JudgeHiram Knowles. L. McMurtry and W. W.Dixon, Esqs. The latter will not remainuntil the next session of the Legislature.The esebratd War he Wed Dsdrry, hIe a. 5am

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Baces.-The following races were run thisweek:

Senda,-Counover more against DutchMary; 400 yards for $l00 aside. Won byDutch Mary.

TAhrday-Repeast me; s-me horse, dis-lance and amount. Wor by Dutch Mary.

Only a mNl" amount of mousy chapgedhands.

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Catholi Servicem.Sueses Mw he heli at lbs ahdle Der

"8coozis," Silver Bow, laquiresif thereIs at present a Superlateadet of Public In.struction of Deer LEdge county, and, if so,who is he l

Mr. Robert Wiles Sepaeienludemt, baytag been appointed after the resignatins ofMr. David L. Irvine. Heis at presnt In MIs-swlas county. Mr. D. P. Newcomer Is else-ed sad will qualify Nov. 1.

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COLLECTIONS-26% mad com 'sins for

PURCHASE OF GOODS, ETc..lUsid withdspatch. S. A. WILLNY, Art.

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C. C. ITUNTLEY,

Half Daily

Stage and Exproes Line!

.amdCarlsr o the United asses ani

Mele.n to Imelkfbet, Deer Ledge City,and an Wester Camps.

Lawe H.ele aleate deawatea etels* for

GOLD C-tes,

RARToWa, .sa.,va sow,

CAILD lTTais as seseiims.e pahs

Paa.sense" A Espa'.es MaUaeCairled with rMeularlt, dispath, sad at etaep raies.

Wan'O n sh UMsie s, siwerd. Straet, dams.9L & IUUIWL3T, Agub1

GILMER & SALIS JURY'SSTAGE LINE i

Seaseseasme t

Wells, Fargo & Co.,msuem oames er

Wells, Farge & Co.'*EXPRESS.

Passengers and FreightC

TO TEN RAILROAD AT

Reduced Rates.

Walae Dea; rtac hi Niese, Costume. .Crek ad mumoMs wn3ea~s and eueh

OVERLAND MAILWV. heglh w Pemwsge apply to

A. L WILLUT, Agent,WOrnra,- I-a the Seott Deaee, Deer Ledge.

"8Sa In' s''CEDAR CREEK EXPRESS I

Latter., Palers am F dges FaIthIhll)delivered between Cedar JuactIs

and lasnesvilleLetters cariled en she t aot.d Stas. ost 0Sae at

Ces r Juascs..e 8"-s P caUeA.L

NbmssaC ce..t. Masum. 4aw

Deer Lodge, Pike's Peak and Piomeer.CLARK'S ExPRESS

and Passenger Lime!o nd aft eer Mmondy, lime Dsh, I wil rue

Daily Feur-Horse Coachlam esbmessias; Pleser nlpand seena TubaM pm Chargesmoes Resptsegtves hir yal-

HOTEL PRO3PERTY10O1 BALL!

A SPLENDID BARGAIN OFFERED I

TWomthIwdu Co.t P1.10.3That opemiid Used hPcg .dy hmows sheb

"Zgrsow he bwu.mikls " s&gsgoimee' The

lee be f m~ 36mm mm, d twit.mmm

huliae ee., II mh; e bi~oeSlT h mm[ e a h s s W s p u um v e '.s t u sbu m Te a m gu l ws

Ttheaw~aApmmJrlq wpie

ar llmmmmwVdsy , 3*1,9. 5441e.e A.ens

& nL DO. fter!W C.Teppr IANK is.

SO L BOA &CO, BANGERS.

Geld Dust, Coii, Curre 163,amdubahatsbinmhfl., mmdi Wmmseal bumlm..

Usmi ~ & A. MugsBarry & Murphy,

isera, irtctibssa Buidders,mSAD smmw, DARLO*3

Hm indmemdhmmghk Nw my dpi At Miessmrs

4 'NEUBEWOCCIDE~NTAL

Shavim, had 313Nelarg~si mssau.,

*i~rM smasa0.14RtM = to r

Stores. Tin s"n 2as*dwmse

Tueo. kaaue. wa. U. a3os1mes

Stram g 4k Riohardsoma

* WROLUALI AND RETAD.

IAis.3 a

Taw, cOress, ANisaDur WOw wAsu,DEas LODGE CITY. MONrTAA,

Savw en hand sad awrvlme d

Largest Stock otG.ode

eve beught to this port1ca eo Meemnem

SELLI:G AT UuLhlIA 3R1CL

Parlor and Cook Stores,

ueach Japeamnd and Plsesd War,

California Hydraulic Ueasiss.Galvanized Iren for rendallse,

Al vaU e tse" of Tin sad Copper Was

JO0 WOE PROMPTLY DONE TO ORDER ATLOW RATES.

ondur eas bem a DeSals k UeiteL

We eaesg m mpeewuem.TEANG a RICUARDI 1.

3ss3 Loema CT c, 531

Casea CLaSa;n Ton ConUaa, Ja. Caents,

CLARKE, CONRAD & CURTIN,Next door above Dumphy " Eleaefs Granite lck.

Relea., Montana.wumlsmas a" Eanl Dealers in

uick a Wright's

"pRILLIANT" AND "PEERLESS'

.rom - - nor -novas swevas

lorm normswas nor.

Cooking Stoves!Noe. 7, 8, and 9.

3h53weA3

mamawauM ananwmas

3A33WA33 S EARSTAUSsamwaswu mrwass

Heatiag and Parlor StovesDons ass shlear amnwouTbmm es s, ea..

Tin Mlta, Sheet Iron, Copper, rsus sand Esl, W

English and Amerlean Steel,

ra.. lc~ltJalapiin~eis

Reapers and Mowers,Plows, Salky Rakes, Grain Drills, Revolving Rake.

u=EELER a WILSON'S SEWING MACNINES,etc, etc., etc.,

All of which i odeed very low to toe tad..Wrdsrs respecatf*a inletd, sad Slid at lowee

gA'esmlalen ourock sat psos is mos/rsupsctfufly sellcted.

U17 CLARKE, CONRAD a CURsIN.

NEW GOODS!NowN

Now Goodes New GoodeNew Geeds New Goode

New Goode New GoodsNew Goo&s

NEW GOODS!, as_ Reesoved

uest Resaived SasS RecelvedSses Nassins Just Esoewsv

Just Receivd Just sensivedJust Rsslv4d AT See ssuaglved

F. B. MILLER'So 00 0

000

Hardviare Store,Main St.. Seer Laiges U. T.

A aosea1a seaj e mabSbuia an t

NEAR DWARE.CaEIaNTER' ToolS,

Wlasers

Hydrealie Nouales~, Pipe.

Chaampion and Calpper

*tc ste t11.1 which will be seo at the

Lowest Cash Prices.Giesa ma cell helm,. pureboslag. 0 So

ohm Emphy, WI. I .Doa 41U. 31

Murphy & Co.,Lam..: DuasuhUahh ahO.'u.3

LU3DiER h LUMBER ium as han mei uAstm uu s.

0uisnuauSwe~aaat at~ hii

SLVIM

Lath, Sh1 .1.., Eto..at ad Li r muhsqT Ds Loig.0y.

Ubothibsrsua.ssjs'sqiaa .Irn asiws at a

* tesm waw Mill,

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