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THE DAILY JOURNAL
rATA ILISIIS El1 II81.
4 Lb' CIrTY. .IONTANA.
rHIEOFF'ItA.L I'A'KR )OFCUSTR COtrNTY
Ne bills against Tils Ys.LOWSTONS JOt NAL
PouLIIaiNO Cu., contracted by any of the employee
f said paper or others, will be recognised unless
s·companied by a written order signed by the pub
laier or buslness manager.
The editor of Tal YBLLOWITON[ Juoen.AL
Is not respolsible fur any 3f the opu
lons or atterancesof its correspondents.
Notice is hereby given to all concerned that
TrI YUL.,WSTONa JOt'NAL 'ITBILaII'Y O (CO.
holds thi ontract to do all printing and ad.
ertlsing, of whatever natue chargeable to Cue
tr eoalty,and is also the designated an.d on paper
It Custer eoonty In whbloh ervices by publication
ean be legally made. Legal notices pubashed in
ether papeps of Custer county, are vild and
worthle. ashas been decided by the courts of
Moatana.
Wednesday, July 1S, IU. |
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REPUBLICAN TICKET.
FOR PRESIIENT OF TIlE UNITEDI
STATEs, IN('LUDIIN THE 5OLID
SOUTH.
BEN HARRISON,
OF INDIANA.
FOR VICE PREM.DENT OF THE SAMF,
LEVI P. MORTON,
Or NEW YORK.
IMMIORATION restriotion it a topic
which has lately come to the front as
a subject of interest to our legislators.
One phaze of the question waees brought
before the house of representatives
last week on a motion for the appoint
ment of a committee to investigate I
and report upon alleged violations of
the contract-labor law. The represen
tation was made In behalf of the ui
lion that there is an abnormal immi
gration into this country under inllu
enoes which lneed to be inquired unto.
The house, after a brief cousideratlo,h
of the matter, passed ,he il-lation.
Under it the committee i. given ful'
authority to .udl for and exawuin Ip"-
sons, books and ipper+, to emnptio
stenographers, and to me, I at 1-uci.
times and plalaces A. it "iay deell prop
er. It is expected that the .uvertigr
lion will throw mor.e dl~jitle light
upon the operation and u ntti.iency ,
the contract-labor law tLau has hither
to been available.
TRAVIJ, 0n3 hea N'rth. rr P'.f'tii i"
greater than e%4-r at tbIhi eon ot the
year. This n,, partlialy due to the
ract that the -National Park, the
"Wouderland of America" is attract
log more tourists and plE-aeure setkerr
than heretofore. The earbou i* now
fairly open rind nowhere iln tijt- nited
Stater, or the 'eio.utier o·f t i'" old
world, car ·I;I·h un a .erfu·ill C rpo
be fount.i, - c1 r rueiy i: wi hi, varied,
grand. Tile poutiun i t'y-rer, hot
aprtoz·*, - s.; Let~ !:ill r uw~r ca;lpp·-d
InIOUr taiUC, C'lnl:i 1at131,15 and gro.(
ttiwyue frrzit Ov-i riy na
area of 35 jileii s :,i' rnir ,ii.I a
in length- s h" ,.*.h' tv , '
lent scCornu,.iat1:oN rid th e rrr~i:
low exeur~iouj ti(. r.''w ..", "
Nor: lvrn P e",' fl.. ,zi r.
tihis the nen t ter.-tint ;zi:d lire-t
country. '"Weinderla:.d," ats:,
trated panlsi;!it recentI, ireued iv?
fir. Chas. e . Fee, general pia-ee," ,
agent of iiº," Northern '.'ilke, give
full Information riguidiu: this regino
and ire one of the nits' interrtjng
worth of the kind ever Iwued. It-4
illuarration+ are fronml Iayneo' cel-bra
ted views of the Park reglon.
CONSOMME AND CUSTARD
A Caterer's Cluat Conrerniln Ill t ustam
ere-The Disthe Cell,. d Ior.
"The ordinary woman lu.ult have a di.
gestive appalratus similar to thitt sup
posed to be enjoyed by the natrwh," w:as
the suggetive comment made ioe other
day by the proprietor of a fL.iionable
restaurant in the shopping dlltrict up
town.
Be was checking off the day's orders as
he spoke, and a reporter hearing the re
mark naturally folowed it up.
"Why?" repeated the caterer. "Well,
I'll just show you. All orders here are
writuen )you know; consequently the
ladles have put their testimony in black
and white. Here are some of their
lunches 'Bouillon and pistache Ieo
cream. Fancy a man putting that com
bination in his stomach to nourish him
for a day's tramp. Here's another:
'8trawberry short cake and a cup of
chooolate;' that was the first course, fol
lowed by 'cream meringue and a lemon
les.' I'd like to bet that woman will be
visited by both her ancestral grand
maohers to-night."
"Here's an order in swell English
handwriting for a goblet of iced milk and
an extra porterhouse steak. Nothing
ema. Enough to kill hert I should may
so. This extraordinary female relished
a chicken mslad and a cup of tea; this
ome reveled in fried Little Necks and
Vneple ice cream, and a third went
Ssh roe to clurlotte rtue without
o at any intermediate stations."
Wt's the trouble with the ladiesr'
asked ths reporter; "lgnorance or econ.
myra
"Both." was the emphatic reply.
"They come in here and purzzle over tihe
ar for filftLeen minutes and then order
sOeaomme tll frozen custard. Desert
every woman must have. and the oc.
aopar,, or chp. ambit of fish is a dell
cate attempt to leaa up to the sweets.
They have no conception of seasonable
I food either. They ask for mince pie in
June, and iced tea in December. In
August, when I have exhausted every
resource at hand to reduce the tempera
ture of the place, they rush in flushed
and gasping, and call for a fan and a
cup of hot chocolate.
"Very few men eat here during the
day, but when one does accompany a
lady the order shows at once hli pres
ence. I can tell, too, nine times out of
ten, if the man is a husband or only the
fiance. If the latter, the young woman
orders in a lavish, generous way that is
most agreeable to my professional taste.
but when mademoiselle becomes madame
she contents herself with a very nodest
luncheon. That is the time the husband
is reckless, and spring lamb, early straw
berries, and other expensive delicacies
just about till the bill for hinm.
•"As a rule, however, my patrons dur
ing the day are ladies. I had to get used
to them. It took me some time, but I've
learned the ropes, and 1 let them run the
thing pretty much as they want to now.
From before 12 to 3 o'clhrk every day
my place is filled with women. and. by
Georgel they have a good time if I don't.
"They sit forty minutes sometimes
over a twenty-five cent order. They
meet people whom they know and block
the aisles and delay the waiters while
they interchange small talk and gossip.
They stop on the way out to ask me
where I buy my bread (which is my
specialty, you know) or if thecook would
be willing .for compensation, of course,'
to disclose the receipt of a delicious souf
fe they have just eaten.
"I blandly reply that every loaf of
bread is made upon the premises. and that
my cook. who is a chef, creates those
souffles without other receipt than his
own high art. 'No ordinary cook, ma
dame,' I will conclude sympathetically,
'could produce the same results from the
same ingredients.' "
"Which is a he, of course," put in the
reporter.
"Partially, only partially," said the
restaurateur with a deprecating gesture;
"you know I could not give away my
kitchen secnres, and. bebides, that woman
will comeo :aiain and again to eat that
mouffle and :t1l hIer frinds albout it ,nd
get them t .0 i::c. all I'cause of the little
mI sltcr. I th:i.t', ;J. .ut it. (urious lot,
these w.o.nct." linihed the' caterer. gin
eralizin .. , 1:.ul.
"Rath.r :Ia a mg lot, too," suggestiI
the relport,,r, gl.,nu'ing at the prilperou.
:,asl'.ct ,of t he place.
Th'[e ,r iinri.r lau,;hIe as h." leaned
over the ,ak.
"I Ihave just lea.ed the l ilace for
.,.nLLtr tnt .tars,"' ie l.i,l.-New York
Tuns ,.
Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria.
II REK'l'DENTEN A T1º.tt'TIA1 !
OVER A MILLION DISTRIBUT=D
Iuuisiana :;tat* I tttrv- finlrunr.
if' utjr frt.d '-r r4." T ra"Ldnrn Is t ""', fr
I *IuifmhrffI1 u I Ilariia~,I pup e"~ I t.i fraaa
lri.-e l a Da. r.,a .. 11.. a.d ( Mat- Iia . r:.[ 1i' 1
uil 7I. *,maalan ., re Ire ! .1 .'', Papa I \r, tlrl. I
I t tI . l eat I- 1I, ue ma. la.t mae l \ 1 ar. D ai
a~llet- all alkreat ia III J a la.at I 'ri aeat- ..l eell
r I LIrl-ame...1L I.: ·ll~ l· Ll1r ~l
\1 1113. -a I'll %V 1\ .- ta it. 'Jaau~ uu .;k t
Arl I ir lin r itt.!7a, f II tut ow fS ,trIIV .u h
. aa faI. IDCr.t~ -lifi~la . t 't -Ii. f-'. LU'" ' ii
"'1..{ .'..a "- r'i fre,* aa . Ta nl~t~ a
TI .r" "x i1nr t e".. e lr s. i.ynr."1',
·omllll·~yoerr
\ lt.r t. nl.r*s ed !Sa. and Bankenr willl ay
a I'rlz., drawn in The L.Ullulana Sta. Iutterie,
S)it tl, Ily ,. prel.ented at our counters.
I: Al, l. IAI.1.1. 'Pr, Louisiana Na'. Batk.
PIIB.ItIh-. I.A%.1.\ , Freo. State Nat. Bank.
A. ItAl.DW'IN. Prey. .ew Orleans Nat Bank.
( tiI. k(OII0 . I're.. Union National Ba'k.
Grand Monthly Drawing
In the Academy of Musc, New Orleans
Tuesday, August 7, 1818.
CAPITAL PRIZE 8300,000.
II,lo) T'i'kt. at a It'wIIty Dolloar
" t:vh..llalv.. $l;: (Quart,,rs, $;: 'I'rTjth
; ' wenItieth $1.
Iay oF PaizaS.
: I' IZ.E O(F :u. ) I ..................... |:v ,000
I KPRIZE iF IlNrlii ........................ 1'10,15)
1iPHIZEOF '. o, in.......... .......... 0,<an
I PRIZE )OF 2.11ts1 Is.................. 25,1'01
2 I'HIZkl b I' l.,e1 are................ 20,0011
SI'tlIZF.' (IlF 6 ,le) are.. ............... ..25( )
' IPanlZE : F I , l. a re ....................... 251,.10
leo, I'RI /.F- 1)' O 0s are .................. 5,110u
21(, PKIZE, (I :r are...................... dO,,lEm
99 PilZE- OF 2ri are................. 10l,000
APPR.OZMATIOP PaIS:
I1' i tue of tlIr,' are ............................. o0ry)O
lri. It :i are ............. . ............ 30,ani
lIo do. 3.! are .... ............ .... 21, 110
TRIMINAL P1IL1a.
'Pi do, lEN are ...... ........
:%9I d , 10) are ..... .... ... ........ . . 'JI, .
:til rser, amountintg to ..........Il.,I.4l.,A
N,Tl-'Tirket. drawlig ap.tal Irises are not
entitled to terminal Prinz.l,
Fou f'lub ataesor any further information de
sired, write hlgibly t., the undernigedi,clearly sta
tog your resldene,. with State. ('ouIty, (hree. and
Numter, More rapid retlra mill dell ier' wl: It
aured by your euclolngl an .Envelop. Itearing
your full addraw..
.end POSTAL NOTES. Eaprewa Money
Ordern, or New York leschbae In ordinary letter.
C'rrency by Eiprres (at our e P.Sle) addressed
I A. AUoPHIN.
New Orleans, La.,
or M. A. AUPHIIN,
WaehlmEto., D. (:
Addre klistered LetterM I
3NW ORLEANS NfATIONAL dAME,
New Oroe1sa. La.
MW Om s That the preseas of lea
E 19 1 eal. iessfrwaard and
ly, we r a charge of the drnwlap Is a
guarantee of absolute hlrea and iaegrlby, that
thehw nes are all equal and that ao em sea poe
iahly dilven what number will draw a Pues,
KR MEIMBIg that the mpameat of all Prism lo
'il'ARANTlKl) 7I POI'lR NATIONAL
ItANKM of New Orlln alllt the TicketLe ..
lsgned by lhb Preeldent of an Iolstletll, whose
ekartered rightI are recoglnild o the highe.t
hurt.; ther.ebe. beware of Iay IIlttI o.U or
rel.en yw ehem i
An Important Announcement
About sla weeks agd, while at buslnru . I
was suddenly attacked with exeruclatlng
pains In my feet kneee and hands. Ik, severe
the attack that I took my bed inmmeliately.
and In two or three days mny je*int. acere
swollen to almost double their Iaturelnieile,
and sleep was driven tr.m me. After suffer
lug the most exeruelating pal f(,r a weekL
usingi liniments and various other rem.nlledl,
a friend who symlathied with n hrmlpless
,endition said to me:
SWhy don't you get Swift's 8pailcle and
use It. I will guarantees cure, all If it ldoe
not the medicine thaill cot , . n,,thn
I at once secured the H. 8. 8.. an, after
using It tie frst day. had aqulllet Itght and
refreshing sleoD. Ina a .ck I felt greatly
benetited. I (three weeks I euld sit upll and
walk about the room, and alter using six
iettles I was out and able to Igo t" ulsinesL.
Blate then I have beenregutlariv :,at u Iast
of duty, and stand on ety f et tromlll llte to
ten hours a day.,nd anle elltlrtel freetrelm
pain. These are the plain and .lIplefacts
in my case, and I will celerfull) atsl er all
qulries relative thereto, elither In persun or
by mall. Taonas Maun.ug.
11 W. 18th street, New York City.
IaurnYl.Lg Tamw.-I have warded off a l
ere allttack of rheumatism by a tli.ely resort
to Swift's peelick. In all cases here a per
manent relief is sought this medielnemtn
mends itself for a castiltutlonal treatment
that thoroughly eradicate the seeds of dsla
ea from the lstem. o D.D.
ee. W. P. ia l aos. D. D.
NIxw Yo , Il 7ta Avg.-After spending
S U to be relinved of Blood Pohlon without
any benefit, a few bottles of Swif't. pe.tl
wtked a perlfect cure. C. PegE.
VIULa, Ga.-My little girl, aged siand
boy. aed four years. had scrofula in the
worst aravated shape. They were puny
and sic To-day te are healthy e O
bust, all teresulot th ar t. . .
og T. C.OLlIs.
LaDY LR., $rwaM Co.. FPa.-Your S. B.
S. has pruved a wonderful success ln my
Case. The cancer ,n mlly fa.e, no doubl
would have soon hulrried ete to my grave.
duo think iti wonderful, and has unequal.
B. H. l Bslo, Postmaster.
Waco, TE.xAs May, 9,la.
.L 8. Co.. Atlanta, ua.:
Gentlemenu-Koto Ilni that you appreelate
voluntary testllliiioi e.o.. e. t..ae Ipleasure in
stating that one ,f it our lotd uet.tllers has
regained her he-llth I. thlie" u. e'f four LNarre
Ieetlel of your great rentlCe , nafte r hslvihng
been an lnavlllIfore.verral )3,.-tr. Hlirtrc,ulbl
was extreme dte'lllit. Psllr .ued byh) a .tiarlae Ice
cullar to her sex. ltt te.s C... Druggi.ts.
Three I.o.ks mailed free on appt.ution.
Alldruggists sel ar . . S.
THut: .wr SiPr'.tF Co.,
lnrna r I, Atienta Ga.
New Yoirk. ; Bruawlaay.
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insist rpcnthe ra !'
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NO. A." ~ `'·:·· l.:l~
for I.i g l %,L&~A( a.t. l III a," Ileicn.. Mt..aat
4/lttca. fas tl,. liheel. ttI,,. A. \.lI ra.aIdul
ofl Nlaaat~aa iara- osadiall Hit iI,"i I., calI foe
Iret' coma l(:fat liol.
DR. LIEBZI & CO.
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II II dcal I~ramlah lea,, *af % I i a~ta 'van"tia t.,
Ill,. a,.a8. racailti,,, fi.,i l..aln Irratala..'- c am of 0
ute or -nra i,9" rIri an.. olsra dull. a
{uttil. lriial ' a),I 1aaat..rrlaaa'a '"'aailO10
11aaaknae'e alit all aliura ulla aI A r a,1 a. 1ll traua t a {' Io
whicb uauldarniauraa I a.' aoou itutLIoa-aigaa Nia.hll it l
[l.aay. L-.aoaf Vitality or )l :aa'a, whalai raoU!
rehihour Lreatlaa'tl alone can cure.
piaetrouble., safely, acatllaleutiatly and quickly
cue,(Sar h ofthIe alaua au. aaaetaalaararue ao? thea
o~ecompicathedt~ dileax.'a o1 womejan, carefully
trae yorvew aaaatlaaaa wlaerebIy none a.? the
uxualphysial eauiai,ataouna are required. h'ha'*
paa ntofthe l'tsraaandl slc's hal c'oaaplatola
lciatofemaale'.,.uoerul treated. All
ag age.spket anl a. rhttara. horl i your owl:
#Iemoct powerful FIlTj1R IC BELTL ree to
pains alon or aulalream
Liebig World Dispcnmarv.
4')11 (e1rarl Sit.. leave Francisco, 1'a
ROBERT B. OREM
PRACTIOAL
%I I
BLACKESLITH,
AND
WA(GONNAKRR.
Opposite the Macqueen Hoe, Park treet.
ALL WO()iK WA RRILANTED
Aamuel leeitton.
Notice Is berebygiven to the stockholder' uf the
Tellowtlone Journal Publishing complayI of Mil.s
City Mhnt ,that the annual eIetion of trusteeM
will b ld t the lioplhsn a ollso at Mile. City,
Mon, on Thlvusy, Jull Y6, I., btweren the
heurs of 12 m. and 4 p. ui. 8. gu ary,
Macretary.
$1,500 in Cash Prizes AFO ITHREE ET
The Chicago Daily News has reduced its price from two cents to One Cent per copy.
IF,,r . year past its sales have been over "a-million-a-week," and it believes it now sees the way to safely lead in placing an ideal
\,inrcan daily paper upon the basis of the lowest unit of American coinage--on cENT'r.
To successfully accomplish this end two things are essential:
First--'lTo make as gopd a iewslaper as the best, if not a little better; second-to let every man, woman and child la the
Notlhwest KNow it's being done, and done at one cent a da4 . THE DAILY Naws believes that it is competent to take care of
ithe ist named condition, and knows of no better way of meeting the second than by general newspaper advertising. To do the
latter ,:rost efectively it here solicits the co-operation of all who believe themselves competent to write an effective newspaper
Ilvertisrn.cnt. To induce the best effort in its service in this matter THE DAILY NeWS will reward the writers of the three best
advertisements submitted, with three cash prines, aggregating Fifteen lundred Dollars, divided as follows :
First Cash Prize-For best advertisement, - - - - - - - - $3,ooo.oo
Second Cash Prize-For second best advertisement, - - - - - - oo.oo
Third Cash Prize-For third best advertisement, - - - - . - 0oo.oo
Total, - -------------------$,500oo.oo
']The advelrti-cmenlt may lhe, -ingle : uiiutieU!icllet'ii, or a series of announcements not exceeding si in number. The spae
ret itrIed must nllit exceed that occupied ly this adve irtiseelnt-cight inches deep, six and one-quarter inches wide.
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Itecaise the American peonle are intelligentenugh t,,prefer hunnst, there is sometimes no way of demosomraling te value of a thing, to
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of thI, regulattion political " organ.' lEveryliody realy waItIs to i-tsts to make iI. There are oa peopleoe the regular weekly pay-roll
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i-ver . -:.'! .!. large : mare of the world's thuht as t- la---a Ithe farnmer ,a the mechanic to take them. Now this is changed. The
f ct :.. - be v r , I he mnr. '.e .and in;lu iv ., , , I rmr 1,rt n, i arly shiould take a daily paper now that it costs but
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Proe On ..n d ,u Palen''. Film-1 rq i. Is,
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HENFRY N. CaPP, " A l ý W ,
WASNINCTON, D. C.
LI~r %rtiarrii.uh I have I p'.;o-h .".tIr. L.ini",
ISpr-;purni V~~I. puntegi *0Ianwi
BARGAINS
IN RANCH PROPERTY
I offer for ,ale illthe ollowu ig iir.c*
If l; l, u hicoh i ll It argait , viL . :
1200 Acres Titled Land
V'ndtrt three-wire tence all ulaler
Irrigat-iio with couiplete' iy.y.eu of
ldlitrthe, nd t,,rfl..t watr ri Lº Lt; iool(i
ILI n lin ,annI plac,. wA ll e--lt .)o l tons I
iuvy I i h emenst.al. An telegantii huorte or
c'atle taiui'l with good open rangre
dii "IIinli. . N.11 ila tua t twellty i n Iliba t.ua h
of Ilultalu. \V'itl Ibe old at a luiaml il.
4120 Acres Titled Land
Enelosed with good fernee; under
dlltch; perfect right.. tltuated a few
miles north of Bullalo, on the line of
('llayenlne & Northern railroad survey
I f clthed at once will be sold at $84.i0O
per acre.
500 Acres Tilted Land
All under ditch; forty scres in allal.
fa, balance meadow. Mltuated withln
two miles of Buftllo.
A GOOD RANCH
On ('lear (reek, flfteen milleu from
Ituffalo. A fine horse or cattle ranch,
plenty of open range.
H. R. MANN,
Real Estate Ageut,
Huffa'o, Wyoming.
ties Cit & Spe..ish
Stage UnL,
Connecting at Spearfish with Rodgers
Daily Stage for
DEADWOOD
The leave l Miles City Monda, Weseeds4
mad FraI meerltagl, t i e'eloe. Fee pmba..e
or a7 I l U e apply to I tage ee *t A. * .
For MAN * For BEAST I
4.5
. .Mustang Liniment ent
I'IOP'ITl.Ti:.e OF THE
MYlinneapolis Sheepskin Tar
AND) IDEALERS IN
EZDES, 8ZEEEP PELTS, 7ES,WOOL,TALLOW
Ginseng and Seneca Root.
SHEEP PELTS do FURS A SPECIALTY.
101, 103 & 106 Second St North. MINNEAPOLIS MiDN.
Shi.pm rnts Solicat. d. Write for ar"culars.
e81 Ou F0 nrs on Jib Prit i .
Great English Remedy
'"''""k Murray's Specific.
*1 1uaraneled core for all nervroa
t,.aeeas, such as Nieak llemmmrry,
Lose of li rat Power, IIrlatrla,
Hedache, I'ala Ila tila IIwak.
49! arvouaf Iro..trxil ., Wcaik
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wal i.wafta l'al 1th. at ul mii Io 'amk
BevnTakItaa. tle..rn. Iarnt.. y irl .rtl'rIl ltOg
of poaerof tht' tpoera lte Irgan.;
In either Sex caused try Irid, rr.rlun our Tr ec.r
lion, and which illiruiitey rad Ira I'r.'aaalmar.
Eoid Ar., Insanit a Ia nd 1aa.owamttor. *ItX)
a boa air six rut.e for 15.fi. *arnt 3uL
try utai on rrca' l or priceI. Full
partleuri IIIirariuphiri tr nt free
to every .p1"a~rdie
We lesaremtem S Uese.
to cir allv 'Rar For every :'.i0.1
orderer. Need, wrleauudarls hoses.
willt a wllqrt tiuarantit to refund
ltre monoy tIf oill ttecala tue. not
efecta, rre aft. kiin.
ridrru. af ,ll l rttlrunialr'S it rI Ir Iim, t rrrI In IrIt I
Itar tomre,.,
TjIJ MUI'KIAY MEI)I('CINE a
a~l. Mt. l'Aft'EHIrN A ('0l..
V'holteAlr and Bretoil tgurue,
Ilrlrenu Mont
CAMPAIGN GOODS
trill x f nun ab.I.Q' I e 'Y
ICI I;rrL1.71uµ RI11 4 t ii fu Maraijuga fubs.
IL.'III A1f, I ATAAJI U MICH.
AI. SPALDIES SIN10S.,
13 WTEEKS.
TI e P01 f( I (GAZETTE will be
aiuled, sec*urely wrapped to any ad.
dreso In tIhe United States for three
tndb i ha on raeIel p1 o1
ONE DOLLAR.
LIerail di1.aoaiut allowed to IN
imalE1ri', OLvfllIM and clubs. Sample
(al)pl14 ahiaikIl dI ee. Addreus all orders
RICHARD K. POX
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