Bozeman avant courier. [volume], February 27, 1879, Image 4

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The Avant Courier.
THUKSDAY, : FEBRUARY 27. 1s7'j
Hew I Wen the Wager.
E. H. S , la the Pioneer-Presa.
"Beautiful? Well, scarcely. A very
Strikin': face, and certainly a noble figure."
"You are too fastidious. Doc, If Miss
Doane don't realize your idea of beautv."
•*A school teacher, yon said. 1 believe T'
"Yes. A month ago she took Miss Al
lan's place, and. ever since
aim of us all to be introduced, but as to
calling, no one can get the length of an in
tritation."
"Does she lire here,—in the village. I
mean?*'
«•Mo: her lather bought the house and
Tot down by the saw mill. Old Ely's place,
y ; u know: and she walks in and out every
a.iy, though it must be a tniie each way.*'
"A proof of lier good sense. 1 think I'll
cultivate her acquaintance."
"Well, good hick to you: but don't flat-
ter your^lf. old fellow ! You haven't the
pennies of Dick .Sellers to boast of. nor the
good looks of some other of your friends,
—ahem ! Yet we are cut off w ith the most
distant bow."
-Vanity! There might les difference
of opinion on tuat point, you know. And !
as to Dick Seller«, no woman of sense
could tolerate his conceit."
"I fancy our beauty took a little of that
out of him yesterday mominsr. We were j
standing on the cerner, quite by accident,
you understand, when she passed by. at
it lias been the
j
;
j
1
j
: pretty quit
(be gate."
"Good ! And now Frank, what will you I
wager that inside of the next month I cali |
on your beauty, und by her own invita- j
tion ?"
"A dinner at Delmonico's. Doc. with all
Uiy hef.rt ! Shake hands on it. old boy ! 1
shall bt anticipating a feast at your cx
]>ense every day for the next four weeks."
"I wouldn't. Frank. You know w hat I
undertake. I always go through with. But
there goes three o'clock. I must be off."
Frank Elliot was the teller in the Mill
ville bank, and .or two weeks I had been a
physician in the same t awn. having bought
is
the practice of Dr. Wylie, the form- r prac- • ^
titioner. and taken up my re«idence with a
widowed sister and her daughter Why I
had never married need not be chronicied
here. Suffice it to say that at this time I
entertained no special intere«t in anr ]-.!y
of my acquaintance, hut felt a srr -.ver
sion for Miss Mathews, whom my ■ icr
«et her heart upon seeing .Mrs. Dr. Seal.
on
Perhaps this accounted for tlie thought of
the wager so suddenly protruding it.*elf
into my mind, cr may l>e. I* was owing to
the nr:;-': Jiv 1 a-iltl- y sta: of t!;e village
and tr.y .c: - quc.'it jeisure: but, be thr.t ns
It n: Î rr-rt.tinly conceived the fancy to
kliow Mil, ville and Miss Do me I could do
too
•frueted the way. I might have had smooth
sailing, but, as it was, no help could be ex
pected of my sister, forany one in the light
of & rival to 'dear MUIy' would be omin
ously regarded.
However. I did not despair. On the next
no
,
the
the
the
as 1 would. Had not Miss Mathews ob- less
.
at
than
afternoon, giving Miss Doane about five
minutes start. 1 invited my little niece to
ride (much to the child's surprise. I must their
confess) and. of course, drove in the di
rection her teacher had taken.
fix
"O! uncle, there's Miss Doane. Shall we cases
ask her to ride': There's plenty of room."
"You may." and. stopping tlie horse. I
raised my hat in recognition of a lady's
preson<e. while Alice nude her request,
which I seconded.
the
by
year
"No. thank you! I prefer to walk." came
in low. firm, but not un musical tone«.
I was not disappointed, for I had ex
pected this. And I congratulated myself
upon having taken the first step toward tlie
end in view. I had spoken to her. and if
she iiid not already know, she would soon
leam that I was Dr. Se*l, the uncle ot ore
of her pupils. But time passed on. and I
had very little to ofler in reply to Frank's
frequent reminders that he was ready at
any time for a run down to the city and
that Delmonieo dinner. Soon, how ever,
fate favored me w ith a rainy day. I awak
•ned one Friday morning to tin-1 it raining
»steady, dismal pour, and at once was
suggested to my mind the plan of accident- ed
&1 y overtaking Miss Doane upon the road,
•nd inviting her to ri-le. which »he «urely j
would he glad to do in preference to wad- !
log tinder a dripping nmbrellm
With a gaiety inspired by the *tirety of
•access. I was soon driving down a back
road which I knew wrotiid bring me to the
one usually taken by Miss Doane, at a
point souie distance below her father's
house. It was not a pleasant ride, ail
things considered: rather damp, and lone
ly. too: only one other vehicle being
sight. That was
me. and 1 was preparing to dash by. when
lo! whom should I see ii|xin its time-worn
cu»hions but Miss I>oane an-l ol-l Deleon
Tubbs ! I believe I spoke to tlie -leacon.
but there are things I am surer ot. I Jo
not know how much ot my disappoint
ment showed in my face, but I thought I
saw a smile lurking about Miss Doane's
Ups.
Tlie next attempt was. perhaps, a rash
one. but it was planhed in sheer de*|>er:'.
tion. Only two weeks of the allotted time
was left me. when one Mon-lay morning.
Upon a sheet of office paper, and with
great haste, apparently. 1 wrote :
Mias Doaye:—H ould it be too great an
infringement of your rules to excuse my
nietx* trout your class in Free Gymnastics ?
1 notice timt she frequently complains of
fatigue alter the exerei**. A reply would
oblige
Howaud Seal. M. [>.
This I directed Alice to give to her leach- >*<*
er. and then waited anxiously for the re
suit. I trusted it would, at least, further
our acquaintance, and hoped it would do
min-h more.
About an hour after the usual time Alice
returned, and w ith lier a note tor me. It
any missive ever w ore a business-like as
peet to its recipient tlie reply n. nlv
mat-bed it, for it was written ... : in-hack
of a school report. And its chirograph/
was not w luU might have been expecte«I.
It read :
Dr. Seal. M. D.
Miss Doane refer* your note to mo see
? I .'.m the fn.* ee your niece had lest ,ea
fc,-. .n I 1 , „»id continue to go on
at pr .-eut il ten l will sec raid ulk w ith you
on Uw subject.
Respectfully. Ezra Ti bbs.
as
of
Wools could I >ut faintly describe my feci
ing» upon reading this. I learned tram
Alice that she had been requested to re- me;
main a few minutes after the other pupils
had »Nine home, when site, with Miss an
Doane. repaired to tlie deacon's dwelling, *"
where the shore epistle was produced.
1 think after this 1 gave up ail hope. Tlie g7'
clays passed by until only three were left. a
Monday ended the month and this Was
Katurday. I was sitting in my office a lit- idert
tie before noon, when a boy opened tlie as
door and handed im a piece of pa|>er con
taininguwo hastily-penciled lines :
"Will Dr. heal please call immediately at
Mr. Duane's?
Haiti an Doa**."
Was this Fate? It k Ard like it. Half
Wrildered I obeyed
uwtnons. and loif
1s7'j
• » as muu waiuug an answer to my km«.!»,
j The door was opened by a rather feeble
! looking old gentleman. who at once show
! « 1 me to my patient, by whose bedside sat
Miss Donne.
very
Miss
T'
Al
to
in
I
and
place,
every
I'll
flat-
the
the
most
And !
that
were j
at
••I will tell you frankly. Miss 1 >oane. that
Alter concluding my examination and
inquiries regarding the case in hand. I gave
the necessarv directions, and added :
your-' -brother" I was about to add.
when she interrupted me with—
"My husband."
I was dumfounded.
"Your husband! And yet you have!
the l,wn ca '*' n ^' yourself Miss Doane to the j
people who have entrusted their children
to your care !
"Never! It was their own choice that
.hej called me Miss poanc. 1 applied for,
their school, and signed the application
Marian Doane. And as such, and only
«nch. have I represented myself." Then
-he told me her story. Wlten very young
**ip was married to her cousin, Harry
Doane. a young bridge-builder by trade,
some six months ago he fell from a great
height and received injuries Irom which he
never recovered. His brain w as affected, j
•tnd. though never violent, it became neces-j
saryto confine him. and he required the
same tending as a child. For the better,
accomplishment of this tliey had removed
from the city to their present home, where
-he was able to give the invalid imiclj. of
j her time and yet lighten the family ex
; pense» by teaching. j
Together—Marian and I—for so I soon '
j learned fo call her. watched by the bedside ;
1 of the afflicted man. though I knew all the
j assistance I could render was to make his j
hist hours easier, and when, in a few days, j
loving wife.
I
cali |
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all
1
cx
I
a
Bailreri» tad Taxe*.
New York Graphic.
The time is speedily coming when if the
Federal Government does not assert in
*on.e form its right of supervision over all
lines of transportation, the States will at
least assess upon them a tax sufficient to j
relieve the people of a large portion of ?
their present financial burdens. The rail
rond tax of New Jersey, adopted in 1S76. j
is now adding to the revenue enough to
of
pay the entire expense of
schools, and this is rapidly dim' -Mngthe
• ^ îa,n debt. Senator M indern in hi* report
a
I
I
the public ;
the
on transportation rout»*«calied attention to j
the startling fu * ..t t itre were four men i
who f - ;ii-nti
f'ong ? wouli
with a stroke
n*ro'.r
exercise powers w hich :
millions ot dollars. He said: "An addi
tion.d charge of five cents per bushel on
; en
Transport -ion v. !.i:h reduces the value of
too property ot this country hundreds of
id not venture to wield: who
of tlie pen. put a tax on
! of
•
side
our
next
cries
..... . . . , such
no responsibihtv hut to their own stock
, ,, , • ... , . of
holders, and no principle of action but, AIJen
personal and corporate aggramluenient, j
the transportation of cereals would liave i
Ut-n equivalent to a tax of $43.000.000 on i
the crop of 1S73."
The day is not far distant, if it has not
already arrived, w hen it will be the duty of
the statesman to inquire whether there is !
less danger in leaving the property and in
dustrial interests of the people thus whollv ;
. « « . * CC58Î
at the tnerev of a few men who recognize
than in adding somewhat to the power and
patronage of a Government directly re
sensible to tlie people and entirely under *'
their control.
These imperious railrovls occasionally
fix an arbitrary tax. amounting in many
! is
ure.
weight
cases to fifty per cent on the first cost ol :
the article, and yet they themselves are j
virtuallv untaxed. The revenues collected j
by the railroads of New York State last j
year were tenfold greater than the entire
revenues of the State Government, yet [
there has hern scarcely any effort to ;
regulate them.almost no legislation except-!
ing in their interest. The railroads of this
State could probably be operated for Jjb.
000.000 a year, including ten percent, in
terest on capital invested ; but they cost
annually S90.fl00.000. which leave* an oner
ons tax of $40.000.000. representing no
service whatever. Tills wrong cannot per
tnanently exist. The public w ill protect
itself. Legislatures will by and by wake
up to the fact that the most pampered in
terest of society, an audacious power which
dares to assail and confiscate property
with the strong hand of a conqueror in
war. is yet practically un taxed and protect
ed from the burdens which all other eiti
zens have to bear.
Neap
zens to
j
SnrrcHfal Farming.
The following excellent pajver is from a
California source, hut the principles in
general are applicable to successful fann
ing all tlie world over.
In building up an unprofitable farm, the
first aim should bo to stop the process ot
running down, to make it pay first, ex
penses. and then a slight, yet increasing
SSf-JärÄ ÎÏUSkrî
lalior must be directevl. No matter how
cheaply the family has been living, if it is
possible to reduce exi»en«es, do so. Cut
°A everything except plain food, coarse.
warm clothes, a single newspaper. Raise
getablos. and sat
bill. Pay cash as yiu go. Everything
ie
delusion and
your own vegetable, an-l save on the meat
~
has to be paid for in the end. and the|
ion anil ,
^'fh and every member of the family
whole credit system
snare.
Enlist the energies an-l whole nature of j
in :
the one great effort to save the farm, the )
house. Be proud of your utmost econo- i
my ; even study the economy of other
men. Keep a strict and honest account of
everything about the farm, so that you
know exactly how you stand. This is the
most important of all. Every successful
farmer Veeps successful accounts. The
value of the account book on a farm is not
>*<* ranch (as many suppose) to merely
show what is received and wVt is s;»ent.
> field or which
crop paid best, and where iu??es were in
curred, or too >!:. F profits received. Tlie
direct ' «• i ing of ?ue.*i know ledge on the
lduct of a tarai may be easily
,,ut to show exactly w hi
suetv*.-;'ul r
under,rood
lie fVsi kur« «7 ■•nvew.
«•Sure of Heaven?" exclaimed Uncle
Thorp iu reply to an interrogation of a
Right Reverend, who called to inquire as
his soul's welfare, and had remained to
,ea ,0 insure his own corporal body's well
being; he had a peculiar w ay of always
making his pastoral calls at such a time
as would insure a good square meal. "Sure
of Heaven? Well. I think I am. I ain't
none o' yonr nairow-mimkd religious fail
atics. think no one's going to heaven but
me; I ain't so bigoted as that. Why. don't
Ki, »le say Go-1 loves all o' us worms,
an '* don't the Bible say, too* He made us
*" Mis awn linage, an' do ye s'pose He's
going to bum Himself everlastingly in effl
g7' r hr aven," said be as he balanced
a dainty morsel of meat on Ids fork in dose
proximity to his mouth,while finishing his
idert ' " Sure o' heaven? Why, I'm just
as sure u' goto'as I am of eating this meat!"
Jiut at this juncture the meat fell to the
floor, and was qtti-kly eaten by the dog.
I'he expression which overspread Unde
Thorp's features would have wade an ex
cellent frontispiece lor Milton's Paradise
loif -
-
km«.!»,
feeble
show
sat
kiiiii « luuer SLuold Be.
. .
that chinist, and also a wide awake, thorough
Somebody lays down the rule what every,
farmer should be as follows : "Not only 1
an accomplished tiller of the soil, bnt also
and an excellent mechanic, a fair harness mak-.
gave er. and mender ot slices, a tolerable car- !
penter, a pretty good blacksmith « r ma
add.
have!
the j acquainted with levels and hydraulics, and
children ^p^rg 0 f pumps, and. if in addition to
that
judge and breeder ot stock, knowing how.
and caring for thir ailments—not only cat- !
tie and horses, but sheep, hogs, poultry, or ;
anything that money can be made out of.
With all this he should be a civil engineer.
tiiese requirements, he understands hying
stone and brick, and putting on plasferin
for, ^ we jj M mixing and applying paints, he
will find plenty to do. to say nothing ot
w hat he ought to know about grain and
milling it." This same somebody pictures
the good housew ife, but we forbear just
now.
Efitoaa'i Electric tiff ht.
only
Then
young
Harry
trade,
great
he
j The great feature of the laboratory.how
neces-j ever, at the present time is Mr. Edison's
the new Invention for sub-dividing the electric
better, light. His experiments on it thus far have
proved it to be an entire success. The Sei- !
where enlists who have seen it. pronounce it won
of derful. and predict that it will displace to a
ex- large extent tlie use of gas. Th« protess
j or'* invention re-luces the electric light to
soon ' the brightness of a single gas jet and trans
; niits it through wires from aceniral mag
the neto-electric machine all over the city at
his j an expense much less than that ot gas.
days, j Mr. Edison, ordinarily vtry calm about
is unusually
the prob
purpose ot light
I
the
in
all
at
to j the courage to suggest what may be becom
of ? jng and proper for the occasion, and for
rail- the age and physique ot his patrons. It i*
1S76. j tluit men are now employed in all fin
to
Herald.
A Thriving Bovine*».
In New York, there are no less than five
male dressmakers. They take the measure
of a lady customer, and compose the toilet,
hut employ a female assistant to try the
dress on the customer. Not one of tiles«
man-milliners invents a sivle. but each has
large establishments of New York to cut
; trimmings. They are far more exact an«'
economical than women in this branch of
the business.
to j
men i
Do not grninUe at the low price of your
hich : products. It don't help the matter a fait.
on
fast go to work and sec if you cannot ks*
; en the cost of production so as to leave
of voua margin for profit, even at low prices, j
of "" " —
who
on
A
A Saddea Dratb.
There is somthing terrible in the thought j
! of having our friend* stricken down at out !
ide. w ithout a parting w ord of endear
• ment or oon*nI-xtion— on? moment at out
side in the flu«h of vigorous lit?, cheering
our hearts with their loving sympathy: tin
next at our feet, pale with death, ck-af to our
cries and heediess of our tears. Every ex
person is in instant danger o:
such a death. Seven-tenths of the vi<fim
.. _____
of obesitv die of heart disease or apolexv.
but, AIJen . 8 ; nti . Fat , üæ onh leul( , lv f(J| . o(>es .
j ifytlM . V regu!-ring the
i
on i
not
of
is !
in
; 7 * . , ,
CC58Î VC i T iâi
*'
ligestion and a*similation of the food. It
! is perfectly harnik **, and its u*e will in
ure. in every instance, a reduction of
weight from two to five pounds a week.
:
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HASKINS & MC0URL,
HÜSTLET. 90XTA3IA,
Neap eonstAotlr on hin t a larga «Lcd wail *•
aortad stock of
mi«
Groceries.
Wises, Liqnora
Wl KEEP GRAIN Fer KCESE&
>L
■n
We
Plow
and
and
In
a
Minç
and C X G -A_ XIS . i ' Va
j luce
Girt
Tf
*
•29-iiu
Also keep a
First-Class House
r „....
th# ■ CCPmn3oda "On of tha trar.llng paklie
j fft bav« a large rERSY BOAT and caa traaa
:
)
i
por; hor?«« ami wagons aero»» :ha Yellow
•tea* riter, l*a ;ij£ rlieni on main
ro*é tô Fort Custer.
lXASlilSft A Xe«VlL
THIS PAPER
Ia on file at .It? followinp places:
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Office of Clnm A Dingman, No 816 T. Street,
x. vr.
NEW YORK CITT:
Office of
L T. BOOTH, General Eastern Agent
Chicago amt Northwestern Railway,
Benton Liue Steamern , 415 Broadway.
tUIl AGO:
Office of Eutern Manager lten:..n Lina Steam
ers, 81 Marker «treet.
ST. LOUIS :
Office Gao A. Baker, ily Olire Street.
PHILADELPHIA:
Mercantile Library Room«.
SAN FRANCISCO:
Mercantile Lihrarj Houma.
ST. PAIL.
Office of G G. Sanborn, General raeaenger Aft, !
X. Ï'. Railroad.
Onr friends in Montana vi.itiny any of the -
aboee eirie* are invi'ei to rail lit anv of the !
above mentioned places and read the'ir home
(»per. _
Uf AIITFfl XN ENERGETIC AGENT in
VV Haw I hU every town ibruusnout the l ai
tr-d States aud Canaila to operate fur Foster'?
Naw 1 elepboue and I'hnnoerat h. Monev in it
sampla outfit »ant on receipt of SI. Territorv
Fr««. G. W. POSTER A CO.,
*31 LaSalle St., Chiiago, Grand i'ao.Ac Hotel
f JÎÇT1
I. T.
j House,
Gilding,
ANTI AfteF being » vio
HATC ,in to tt* demon
UÜI t. Draw, OPJI M, for )
li-covered au Aotidute ibat will
- t RE every form of the habit—redlcailv. pain
- re-iabir. l'lea-val to take, never'taiiinr
i- the draft, while it restore* the opiuni
TOUR
u
ran
noieoned to pruiineheallh and viaur. Three to j bv the
Iva boxe* guaranteed to cure, or money renind- wani.,1
•d s*nA Atarap for circular to GfcO. T. kiKK
BEST"
calitiee. Particular» and sanuilee worth U Ikee. : V
wanted
time.
I TRUK
•lores you can engage ia SS to
per day made by any worker ol
either »ex, right in their own te
PartJeuIar» and i
hetice mf Itiatributton.
In the Probate Court of Gallatin County, Mon
tana Territory.
In the mauer of the Estate )
of Ge»rge H. Miller, de- >
ceased. J
NOTICE. IS HEREBY GIVEN* that the estate
of Georpe H. Holer, late of Gallatin county,
M. T., ha? been folly administered, all claim?
thorough and demand.? against ?aid e?tate having been
every,
only 1
also
mak-.
car- !
ma
folly paid, and that the residue of said estât« i?
ready for distribution; and that the 13th day ol
March A. D , ÎS7S. at ;h« P-ibate Conn room
and
to
how.
cat- !
or ; wnaij.Vthitin» ai*T P ~iacw .«tforthr
hearing of proof» a? to the i«r?-,u? who ara en
tilled to d rétribution of tha re-tdeeof said estate
A. D McPUERSOX,
Probata Judge
Bvzeman, Jan. S. 1S79. [s-st
of.
engineer.
hying
he
ot
and
pictures
just
Edison's
electric
have
Sei- !
won
to a
protess
to
trans
mag
at
gas.
about
prob
light
Plastering,
Bric'tlayiag, St«ie 9»
And Jobbing of alt kind« in mj lina do«« ia
WORKMANLIKE MANNER.
All work guaranteed ta
dl7e Satisfaction 1
A »har« of the patronage of tha people a
I Bozeman and vicinity i* re-pecifulle aoiicitad
JOHN A. SELIN.
Xo
LACLEDE HOTEL,
[LAT* TEZ KZTBOrOUTAAj
for
It i*
fin
five
toilet,
the
tiles«
has
BOZEMAN. M.
PHILIP SKEHAN.
Proprietor.
cut
an«'
of
your
fait.
Tha proprietor, who peroor.allv »nreriotend
•he hou-e. ha? had niruiv year,' ex;»crienee
•It» h-.i-ine?.*, aud will cualluue U> make tha I.a
eled* a
First-Class Hotel.
J: i* the larre-t Holal in Bozeman. and all wh
may apply ca . be a.'c*.'majv>-ia:eU with beard au
iodgiuj.
A ?h»ra
?o!ici:e«J.
if the public patronage i« respac'ftilri
ks*
leave j---
j 1353,
A FIR*T-<'LASS LIVERY ar*l FEED STABLI
•;» ii: cvLuee:»wi:k the Hotel. 7-SSi:
Established 1868.
AM SCHWAB. ED. I. ZIMMERMAN
j
out !
out
tin
our
o:
.
It
in
of
Nos. 37 & 39 Main Street
"2EX&EXI&, r.lontana
mi« nor«r i« cevtrallt located am
THE ONLY FIR>T-CLA«S BRH S AND
stone hotel in thecitt.
.
D.
Charges
Reasonable.
Umsii Kelterer,
iud
c
r cj .
r?
BLACKSMITHS.
lTarina raren'.Ir ope tint out In enr NEW
>L \i K-M1I H - îTïA!'. wa acr.nunra ourwlrp
■n hand t.i d i all kiwi« of IUark-miih work
mmp'.iy and in ib* m »?t workmanlike masser
We uiake a specialty of
Plow Work and Horae Shoeing
and mak inf Copper Brand* of al! desrrip'ioa»
and Copier »no Babbitt meiai ><exea for aaa
binary.
In 'he ea-: half of onr »h p Mr I J. Konatz
a t;r?t-c!a-- wafun maker, i? l> a!ed, thos eaa
Minç :h -e uito may tie-ire. have
i ' Va E» a Carrlaxe Werk
j luce in !ht manner, and all uL<l«rci« ro#
Girt n« a cal! a: our new -hopon the sid<
Tf \V»it Main -»reel, IV-zemau, Moatar.a.
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SLOAN & PROMUT
PBOPBIETOBS.
Wholesale & Bétail
DEALE irr»
AIL SISD CfF BFATf,
BRICK BLOCK, MAIN STREET >
f JÎÇT1 Bozeman. Montana.
I. T. Thom neon,
! Prank Beqnette
THOMPSON A BEQUETTE,
j House, Skn, Carriage Sl Ornamenta!
PAINTERS,
BOZEMAN,
MONTANA.
Gilding, Graining, Glazinr,
Ptointbe Paptr-uzagiiii, Kalao
Marbling, Plain
minioir, WalM.
promptly execati
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Latest M Most Apprared Styles.
TOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED. [»-tf
u
ran make money fa»-er at work for as 'tnc at
»nythiug el*e. ( a; i'al not re<inir# we will
•art you. $13 ;>er day at hom- umy oe
j bv the indu-triou». Mea woman
wani.,1 rv,rvul" r.7?. t..»t..:, >7 l * ljt
• % *5—
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wanted everywhere to work far u*. X»v
time. Costly outfit aud term* Ire,.
*■ Aagu.«-m, M aine. ,ï-SS-ÿ
I TRUK A CO.
w
week in vour ouu |.,wn. ki outnt
free No risk Reader if von want a
bovine»» at which person* at either set
can make great pay all the time they
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Territo rial O fficers
Menait in Ccmfrue.
Hon. Martin Maginnis, Helena.
Office. Seme
Governor, Benjamin F. Potts......
Secretary. James H. Mills.........
Auditor,' D. H. inthberT.......- • -
Treasurer. T> H. Weston
Warden.Penitentianr. J M. Fi-h
*np't Public School. Hark V nght
Sjjrrevor General. R. Il Ma— <n
Residence.
.....Helena
Deer lolrt
......Helena
Helena'
.Iieer I.-«iee
..... Heien«
..... Helena
ia
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M.
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wh
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^ r Internal Revenue, T. P Fuller......Helena
Collector Customs, T. A. Cumming?. He ena
Chief Justice, D. Vlrjiat» City
Aaaociate Justices, . _ _ .
f H K no wie? . Deer Lod*e
T S District Att'v, R S. Andersoa Helena ;
C. S. Mar-hal. Win. C. Urffkin ..Helena,
-ui reme Court Reporter. C. Heize- Jfejena ,
Clerk Supreme Court. I. R. Aldan Helena :
lerk l*t Disc Court. T Mnffly Vtrrlnia t ify j
Clerk id Di*i. Coort, O B. CPBanro« D«erI>o.lce
- lark 3d Dist. Court. A H. Bc»t:i«
•.jer"-' :
Botttntn Land OJict.
Rejrister. DaTi? Will*on
fîeceirer, J. Y. Bogert
Boreman )
Bozeman
.Helena
Helena
,
1
Helena Lend OJfict.
Register, Ja* H. ...........
Receiver, F. P. Sterliaz..........
Territorial Thttriri ANamejt.
nrst Die et, R. P Virion ------Virginia City
*eroDd District, A. H. Mayherr Dearl^dfe
Third Di?trict, J. A Johnatoa. Helena
Vnitrd Sleitt Committionri
-•eorye Clen-lenin. Jr................
tame* M. Arnoux...................
-aac R Alden .....................
<o-e; h J. William* .......
rheophilus Muffler......
Wrn. P Burchard............
.e.irza F Cowan..........
f-hn Potter
iront V»'. Irvine (2d). -•
>rri!te B O'Hannon
rank H. Woody ......
Ix—era Bollard ..........
k. D McPherson.....
Carrall
Benton
Helena
I
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1 wr .a!
Viqrini
. .Spn Liver ■
.Rader?! unt '
Hamilh
Mis-ml«
.....Bette
. B 'zenum
United State* A**ay Office.
\*saver, Rn?»ell B. Han-is-jn .......
Meltër, M. A. Meyeudorff..........
Reoittcr* in Benlr -ptcy.
Clareuce Ewir.jr (3d Di?trict;
Helena I
Helena ;
Helena
Throphilus Muffler.
Viryicia City
I'ai.'fd Stctn Examining Surgeon.
Thomas Reece.
GALLATUf COUS TV OFFICERS.
Martin, Charles
Cotnmi**ionen —lame* E
Ancecev and John M Robinson
Shcriffiand Aurtxstr —\V. >. McKe-.-ie
Clert and Recorder —-. " I.ançii nie
Trmturer end Supt of Public Instruction .—J
•JcCaman.
Judge of Probate —A. t>. McI'h*r?on.
Coroner—.1 t >«itz!er.
Justice of the Peace—J De>1iwick
Consteble—A P. Clark
THIS!
Wick
agents: WE w \\T YrtC j
i> ?ell »mr Per; e.ual lafin;- !
it never bera- f-'nt: :• make? nr. j
smoke: pive? no di-azre?able -meii:
eed» no trimming; break? no lamp chimney*:
e- all cleaning of tanip*. and dive- a m—: '
eanlifiil clear, white li/lit, *urja—i. _ r K n *- . vp : '
ery »oft and plea-ant to lb* e:e No new Pur
er? needed Exclu-he rizh'? (riven -end!
amn f-.r circular, 'tea veut- ea- h: 3 f r
si.:*, postage pai l \ddre- . H 'A FO-TEL
. < 231 La -aile ?:reet. thicaç -, 111?
Alile?« Citv *Vclvert i?*e*uit*iitM.
D. W. Uinger.
D F. McMillan
irery, Feeà & Sals
MHm City»
Montana, i
all
Or.r bum 1» Isrce and s'all* j
nomy »cd coufiraii», and Lhe hay :ued rut in j
exroa. ' i
Grain on baud at ail : un?»
iud soid
Hones tou^h'
■ixire* for hire \
».ldi# rîrr-#*. Buj;ie« aud ■
reasocable ru:#»
F.INGFll Ä MrMILLAV !
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THIS NEW
ELASTIC TRUSS
Ha • PW é:f*riæ all «tWn» to
pM Merely I» »»i i^it. H i nfekl e
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PROF. HARRIS* RAD 1 CA!. CURE
FOS SPER'iATTOEHCSA.
Cl -™r.
SEMINAL PÄST2LL5"
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nutcduti» w.uot *nd restor*:!.« .f!»- __L.'
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D-u绫rel.' w«h «rewcîM I» (hcî* truiib:
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Itoi'anoevt food. T jow* it co Sot.turn about ti- « Prmn
lwn, Pr.rt r* i ; h--o-vu r--*bl-. u. t. j? . - viIt ciur-n
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for r- 7^»'l} F.VCH i'OX
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HARRIS REMEDY CO. MF^LCHCMtSTS
to EfcH enfipfC G*«. __ ST. LOL'K'. M^
(
Time*afHal««f «* Cemrfa of M«"
tana far Ike Year, A ». 1ST*
srrwons conrr.
In Hki eva. first MoreUy In January, and Sa
oond Monday in Aopbi.
FIRST DISTRICT—Hmr N. Jmhre
In Madison County, a! Vi«*usia CiTT. -
Monday in March; -econd Monday in sep.cn
^In Gallatin Connty. at Boxmax. «rd Monday
in May: fourth Monday in October.
In Jefferson County, £' Rat.EBSBt K'.
Tuesdav in Aprii; lir-t Tuesday in October
fir=t
j SECOND DISTRICT—Hiuam Ksowle*. Ju*l?e.
In DeerLo-lice County, a: tat Loik;e Cut,
•eeoad Monday In A^nl- ran-e
First Mon<lat in >e;.ten»:e>r, (i >r a.l can e
•hat can be tried wüb-u! a jury, except jo ca-e
^here !ha parie? c-'a-enf tha: a special temre
mav i??ue to try the same, i
Fir?t Monday ia l»ecemi^r
;
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dar in Juna: -eeoad M-.o-U) in Norem
f urth Mon- I
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, fn Beaverhead County, at Ra'Sacs. Sr?
1 Monday in June; second Momiar in octouer.
THIRD DISTRICT— D. S. Wann. Jcpo*.
In Lawia and Clarke County, a; Heixva. first
Monday in Mamh: first Monday in November.
In Meaj:h#i C< U Etv, a: Uiaaoso CiTT. P.urth
Mon-lay in April; third M .uday in October.
[Sot*.—C nited States Court* are held a- Vir
ginia Citr, Deer I^j-Ik*. and Helena, a- the
dm#» the Tarrilorial District Court? are held a
:ho?a place?.]
WASTTBD !
I AGENTS FOR CALKIN'*' NOVELTY WA
ER jon.it# hi i:««; f"t>k \ remi m in rv»ry
fata iu the Ci.iun: st * d the :e»t : r -even
: years: *luu j.erm och ea-il> :iu»da -eiiisz thr-a
; machine?, tzents' -aiuid» *•; Vi send n, ...»
, #n | er „ r reri-tered lertcr. o: ?e!.d -'air.; :- rcou
ildential ten:.- to a^-ent?. Addre •• W. COS
TER A CO.. 231 La Salle »treat, Chicago, 111. ,
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Helena I
Helena ;
Helena
City
Charles
1878.
1878.
Nev/
n.:THf EMPI5S Fl«05iH3..M!LL8.sST
in? e-'ali!;-!in!»Pt in M
late-; »tvla for inaniifaviurihiC
and will La furai-hed in her»
rr.pldlr appreachinx comyletiau.
'.•:fre'?t ami rn >-r complete Sour
, ar.ments wi:h maebiuary of the
YrtC j
lafin;- !
nr. j
-meii:
m—: '
*- . vp : '
Pur
-end!
r
FO-TEL
ISTEAV PROCESS FLOUR
(t Will b? fqnlppcil with Tim'n Ran» of lînrr». witli
ily ox* Two Iltiuilrod SHck.« of i-'Iour l*er Buy.
a Ca
be n- t-r ms :» n- '»r
r the d l r - line
<; enre.t under thi?
marke:- : Moniana.
rn: lie
have ;
s\| erienre Turin?
e the r,;.r- a,.d U
■ in M Jzlz a!:
(Led.
■ its become famous al
>. 1 he Km, ire Mill? wii
,e sii.'i e*.» io all the lea-i
pr .-e-* machinery has enai led
• .••a. y i>f fil e fiours aud are :be o
i rote?? ir.acü.uery , ail o.har? *o
MadL
^on
ilLii."
Vra '.elo g -elr.ed aad'wiiike 1= îae r.-a !
su: t«:'er ff j.-r r
baa »v»r and mure]«f it
THOMAS' FAMOUS EITEA FLOUR.
i
'he hiding brand in the metror-oii« for ke >!z vesr=. Till
Will be yrfjrared t
all kinds of flour an
bur
mill
- tew crop
,h Pro
;he head o' ;be naarke:
-lion ' , t «rier» fo;
s'all* j
in j
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GEO. D.&L.A. THOi.lAS
BOZEMAN. OR GALLATIN CITY. M * • * -
hire \
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COTTAGE 6-oct UPRIGHT PIANO.
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We invite your attention to oar new
SIX OCTAVE COTTAGE UPRIGHT,
being the only one manufacture j in the U. S. It is
made throughout of the best material and work
manship. 1 he action is our patent improved and
is the best in use ; it £'."s a long felt want fora
hght, portable, handsome and cheap Piano, which
will in a great measure supersede the Reed Organ.
The Walnut is designed for schools, the nursery
and practice. Rosewood is suitable for the most
elegant surroundings. Guaranteed for five years.
Will stand in tune as long as any piano in the
® ar heL Write for particulars and terms. Liberal
discount to dealers, the profession and schools.
Address. BILLINGS A.CO.
si East Fotbteenth St.
New YorkCitjh
ORGAN
PIANO
•34000 Rl a no Upright Parlor Organ, s Octaves, 13 Stops, 2 Knee Swells, for $ 85.00
IC
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mm.
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This Beautiful Piano r>
nglit Cabinet or Parier
fissas
Ktsa*«Kï
fe. Jbcee (S) aet* ot
Kee»ts. Thirteen rtSXtora
l'Ifÿut IriVoxCrtSS;
C) Pnnanal; <») Haat
02) Principal Forte *. 1S>
Finte, Five Octavea Up
nght Bellows, with in»
Ken» power. tn»p*H
Lamp Stand* out of Saht
when not in uae. Beatty's
Improved Knee Swell,
aod Beattyt New E»cel
•ior Grand Organ Knee
Swell. MacnttcSnthSto
JwtU aeU tbia
fcl Plain finrL _
mod delivered ew Cara
$85.00
•Unefaaa
leaVetlaa.
h* • --- -* »* 1 r°" <»»•«.•
by ie tter or tetegrapb.
g»»
„ ---Walnut
anuElejfaal French
\ -neered Panel*. AU late
Ii provetnenU. Wewbt.
w aen boxed, 30 « Ihet It
centaine Beatty's new
X ox Colette Stop, which
why far tlie sweeteatand
most perfect that haaev- .
erbeenntained. Charm- <
in* 1 la the universal ex- i
clamation of critics and 1
lovera of sweet murio >
who have heard thi. ;
!
ros
PJTT.Ï
Can be
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WetaTOihpthwaya.
1 Là 'niore dTT^". T*,. Îk . "7 w*M .ratura f
t Tow tha On*
y
dive*
.Ut
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low».?
Aw through ti? Comüînî
IR.* 1 raure civiUxed worM «hku
four
rales
are
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t »▼«! on this ïÏMtMÎrTi i* y
w MW van nn,' «riSCfe |
ou
CO'S
h. f: galets
mä
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CA M
Stags and Express
LINE!
•CARRIES the V. s. MA IT?.
BOZEMAN AND HELENA COACHES
-AND
BOZEMAN AND VIRGINIA COACHES
teave B-.reman «very morn in* («undaya ax
'l#* v» VteleniTevary morainf (Sunday» a«*pt
ed) at 6 a m
PASSENGERS AND EXPRESS
•»ackaze- carried at reasonable rates
'l n-n a fir-:—la-« »ta-e lie.«. n.ir.»r diüirance
ind «Ver» effort to accommodate my
H. V. 6ALE».
AGENTS:
I
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'lozp.r.ir
V.-ectN-x <
UCLZVA
Richard I»ck*v
- K Buford
,J..ha M. Sweaaay
new rail noir
East, West or
Via tha
ax
a«*pt
Union Pa C jf
Utah and Xorfl
A»! 1ER o,| uj
PULLMAN PALAC E ( VRs
TRACK. AND FINEST Eûl?
MENT IN ALL 1;^
SPECtS.
Montanlam contemplatirr a r
die Pacific Coa-t are re:,.!..
travel baa been Ke.i
in 1»7<I. and that '!,« .
I rowing through 'he rapi
i t tall and Xerlhcru Rail
uramer <-f ls7& will
UuceU |^J
Staee Time Redjced to 43
HELENA. VIRGINIA r m
DEER LODGE.
And Other Prominent I'
n Mr,;
Sour
the
Sure Tine, .1 Wonry and |.
tlOUH litlayn
By percha-ine ticket* via
péd, tha-,nly direct ami
route, the
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and are ADJUSTABLE.
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30 UNION SQ'JARÏ, It,'
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HIGHEST & BEST
lad Grand Medal cf Hcnor.
Economy . Durability and Ra-id:
combined with perfect work,
Are Distinguish^? Fearms of ùn
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Racine, Wis.
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board Cars or Pteamer. Orders filled c &
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freight charged as when f rwariieti " et up. ^
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