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THE DAILY ENTERPRISE.
Published every day except Snnday.
WEIGHT & ÏÏEHD5Y, : Publishers.
LIVINGSTON, M. T., AUGUST 4, 1883.
Since the outbreak of the cholera in
Egypt there have been 11,000 deaths
of the disease. Its lavages a'*e now
gradually lessening from day to day.
I. D. M cCutclieon. secretary of the
territory is not foi gotten, though the
first force of the outcry against him has
in some degree subsided. L>ut the
papers throughout Montana still make
occasional reference to his offence
against public decency and call for his
removal. The condemnrtion which
lie has brought down upon himself
does not seem in any manner influ
enced by political feeling. Every
«hade of political opinion is represent
ed in the chorus which goes up de
manding McCntcbeon's removal from
the secretaryship of Montana.
The liberty of the press in Japan is
one of the peculiar institutions of that
peculiar country. Barring one or two
little obstacles the Japanese editor is
as free as air. One of these obstacles
lies in the faet that the proprietor,
director, editor, writer, printer, trails,
lator, and every other person connect
ed with the paper, is responsible for
every thing *it contains. Another feat
ure of the press law is that a member
of the government may at any time
direct editors not todiscusjs the affairs
of his department. The Japanese
editor, it is understood, discusses the
weather with great freedom. This le
one of the advantages of the present
law over the old one, and shows the
rspid progress of the country.—Ex.
Among other things asked for the
Northern Bacille for the Cincinnati
exposition, are specimens of stuffed
heads and bodies of animalsfound in the
country. A tine display of this kind
might be made up here in Livingston
without much trouble. Heads of buf
falo, elk, deer, antelope, and mountain
sheep, antlers, horns, nicely prepared
us ornaments, the body of at least one
mountain lion, and those of a host of
smaller beasts and birds; all these
could be collected from within the
town limits, and taken together would
make a most handsome display. It
should be remembered that the North
ern Pacific agrees to return free of
cost and in good condition any speci
mens not donated to the exhibit* and
those who do not wish to part perma
nently with such articles as we men
tion can nave them back at the
close of the exhibition. Nothing at
an exhibition of varied products
I pie; ses and commands the attention
■ of so large a number of sight-seers as
does a collection of specimens of the
taxidermist's art. It is almost if not
quite as interesting as seeing the ani
mals alive, and in many instances
more pleasant. It is the duty of the
people of Livingston to make a good
showing in the Northern Pacific ex
hibit, and these stuffed heads, etc.*
will make a fine element of the dis-*
day.
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j Many of our subscribers, especially
hose having public places of business,
re subjected to constant annoyance
I >y the persistence with which a class
f our readers, who do not pay for the
aper, seize the first opportunity to
ook a copy. Of course this is a mat
>r entirely beyond our reach and
, bility to remedy, but nevertheless it
1 inlands comment. AVe have no réu
ni to complain of the length of our
ibscription list, and certainly do not
' ish to increase it by forcing the En
ißPüiSK upon those who prefer to
rloiu the paper rather than pay for
But we would fain devise some
mine whereby our patrons would
ve the privilege of reading their
per before it disappears. If any of
ose who have been operating upon
-a petit larceny system of keeping
sted on current news will cotne to
* office and confess the error of their
y: , their desire to read the Enteb
be, and their inability to pay for it
j will send them around a paper
jry morning as long as we can stand
I expense. AVe would like to have
fry person in Livingston habitually
ilge in good literature, such as is
lid in the columns of the Enter
be, but as a matter of justice to
who pay for the privilege should
the first chance. We feei flat*
I. of course, that people will have
/aper eveaif they resort to illicit
means to obtain ii, but there is not a
cent in it for us, and is, beside, a
source of loss and annoyance to those
uj>on whom we depend for support.
Hence t He objection to the system. It
is bad in substance and we are ready
to assist, in suppressing it.
The Coming of tha Journalists.
An Associated Press telegram from St.
Paul, dated the 1st hist., says:
"The members of the Associated Press
bound for the Yellowstone Park arrived
this evening at half past six on a special
train of Wagner's and dining earn on the
Royal Route. The trip was made in
eleven and a half hours, being twenty
minutes faster than was expected and the
fastest trip ever made between Chicago
and St. Paul. -The train was in charge of
R. S. Hair, traveling agent of the North
western road. Resolutions were passed
thanking him and the railroad officials for
the magnificent accommodations provided.
A dinner of eight courses was just finished
as the train entered St. Paul. To-morrow
the members go to Minneapolis, there to
take a train for Minnetonka, where they
are to entertained by Fred Driscoll, of the
Pioneer Press, by a dinner at the Hotel
Lafayette. Thursday night they leave for
the west in a special train over the North
ern Pacific.''
According to thas report, the excursion
will reach Livingston this evening. The
train which carries them is probably
traveling pr'etty rapidly and may come
through from St. Paul in forty-eight hours.
Since the above was put iu type we
learn that a telegram has come to Agent
McLaughlin directing him to see that
prop.T transposition is provided at the
eud of track of the Park railway, on Sun
day for the excursion party to the number
of about fifty.
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Proprietor of the
Badger State
Beer Hall.
Finest and largest Hall in the town.
MILWAUKEE BEER OK DRAUGHT.
S.'conrl St, LIVINGSTON MONT.
FRED AY DRAPER.
PROPRIETOR OF THE
Headquarters
Second Street, next to the Opera House.
Open Day&lTiglit.
Large stock of nothing but strictly
first-class"
LIQUORS. WINES AND CISARS.
Finest Billiard and Pool Tables in
the city. 1
I. Orschel & Bro.
Are preparing to remove into
their new brick store on Park
street, and will continue to sell
goods at greatly reduced prices.
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J*. T>. ITOXaAJSr, Fro.
The Best Accommodations in the City.
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£1$ ••
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Tbe table is at all timon «applied with- the best the market affords. Roobfis large and
newly tarnished, and Parlors at tire disposal oi Ladh«. Wines, Lienor» and Cigars at the
WHOLESALER OF
Milwaukee Beer!
AND PKOPHIETOR OF THE
fine anil Beer Parlor,
MAIN STREET.
Eveiy day at 10o'clock.
Milwaukee Keg Beer
on draught.
|3f*The finest stock of domestic and im
ported Wines and Cigars in the Territory.
TRI-WEEKLY STAGE
-FROM
Big Timber to Martinsdale.
Leaves Rig Timber (Dornix) TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, connecting
at Alartinsdale with stages to White Sulphur
Springs, Fort Benton, Barker \iines, Mussel
shell and Judith Basin Countries
£3?" Good stock and accommodations
route. GEORGE M. HATCH,
Proprietor.
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HOFFMAN & Co.
Keep on sale all the latest
Daily, Weekly & Monthly Papers,
CHROMOS, BOOKS, STATIONERY,
Also Fresh Fruits, Nuts and Confectionery
of every variety, and Fishing Tackle.
Main Street,
Livingston.
F. H. LORING
Proprietor ot the
GILT edg:e
SAMPLE ROOMS.
CHOICEST WHIES. LIQUORS aniCKARS.
Princely furnished parlor room in connection.
MAIN STREET, - LIVINGSTON.
Kane & Rosebrough
PROPRIETORS OF THE
"BRUNSWICK"
SAMPLE ROOM.
THE FINEST
Of Liquors and Cigars. Cincinnati, St. Louis and
Milwaukee Beer Constantly on Hand. A
Heading Room in connection with
the late papers always on file.
MIXED DRINKSA.SPECIALTY
MAIN ST., I.FVTNGSTON.
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The Model Store of the West
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'Nails, Iron, and Tools of all descriptions.
Tents, Paints, Oils and all
sizes of glass.
•Builders Hardware,
Shovel.**, I-'orks, and
[MINING and CAMPING
Outfits complete.
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Learn our Prices before Purchasing.
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GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE
PARK AND PALACE
Âd d i tion s
AND MINNESOTA ADDITION,
Nortij of Machine Shops. Very desirable property for investment.
All wishing residence lots, come and investigate for yourselves
before purchasing elsewhere, aud buy only first-class property. lie
sure and do not buy property which w ill separate yoa from the best
. part of the town, and those who have examined the Park and Palace
Additions acknowledge them to be far superior to all for residences.
We have already sold lots to persons who will build immediately, and
in some instances bring their families. We aim to constantly keep
houses for sale and rent, thus to accommodate those who wish to go
to housekeeping in great haßte and not Laving time to build. We are
selling bouses very cheap, and wish those who anlipipate buyiug
would carefully examine ours, and see for themselves we do not pre
varicate.
REFERENCES: A. O. Slaughter, Banker, Chicago; C. Livingston
& Co., St. Paul; Citizens' Bank, Topeka, Kan.
WILLARD A. SIVIITH & CO.,
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I have carried different Watches, Ameri
can and Foreign, for nearly 40 years, and
for over 6 years the Rockford watch, which
runs on closer time and steadier than any I
ever used. Judge D. H. Budlong.
We have carried the Rockford watch for
about 6 years. It gives us the best of satis
faction; would not have any other.
Bkem Bros., li. R. Contractors.
FOB SALE BY
G. B. NIBLOCK,
Manufacturing Jeweler, LIVINGSTON, M. T.
THE BEST STOCK OF
HARDWARE
.AJSHD STOVES
Iu the City is to be found at
T.Chambers sCo's
On Second Street . We carry in stock Shelf and Heavy Hardware, the Celebrated
ACORN STOVES AND RANGES,
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FLOWS, BARBED FENCE WIRE. 'vmwAKV
STAMPED ANfF PRICED
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T»H. tad P«ok<* Cutlery, Revolvers and Cartridges . At! »pec«!
atteutêm to Rooliujç and all kinds of T 11 '. C«pi*<^r "i?" ^ M
au J guar * V *f action An «perienoe oftwonty years
in the business warrants ns in Baying that
we can suit you. .
GEO. T. CHAMBERS & CO.
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