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SEVERELY INJURED.-AbOut O'Clock to-day
Mr.. Ferdinand Mullen, a middle-aged white
man, residing at the corner of 10th and Il sts
northwest was severely injured about the head
ner OF 14th and streets. The police ambu-
lance conveyed him to the fifth precinct station
house, where he received medical attendance
and lay unconscious for long time.
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ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRA1Ns
Baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
9th and Is Streets.
MORNING.

lWash'gton night line6 40
Southern Ex........S:O 90
baltimore accom-. :. 3 40
North and West. .....S:E5
9Wash'stoE express. IL IS
daily
tEAilV eycar,t SUNDAY
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"BucaUPAB1A."- complete cure TO
Gays gay H. ali urinary complaints; 81, at druggists
FOE Washington at $50 Pa ave.
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CONGRESS HALL, Cape May, sets a table OF
particular excellence
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DRY GOODS.

A LL-wOOL ROLL BUNTING, 10 cts.
FINE QUALITY LINEN LAWNS. Is CTS.
FIGURED SWISS. IS. so. s7k CTS.
CoURTAULD GRAPES AND Wells.
TRIMMING SILKS AND sArINs.
TYLER 4 CHEWING,
Qate Clerks with Perry & Dro)
Y26 91s 18th st. NV.
ONE PRICE
BOSTON DRY GOODS HOUSE.
OUR IMMENSE CLOSING BALE BEFORE
sTUCK-TAKING STILL CONTINUES.
GENUINE BARGAINS
At from 70 Per Cent to 80 Per Cent
DISCOUNT.
We invite patrons to avail themselves OF this
RARE OPPORTUNITY to secure UNUSUAL
VALUE.
In LADIES' FINE FURNISHINGS we have made
SPECIAL EFFORTS TO place the BEST GOODS az
the LOWEST PRICES before the public conspicu-
ously.
In LACES, HAMBURG EMBROIDERIES and
SWISS TRIMMINGS We have all the CHOICEST.
FINEST and MOST DESIRABLE PATTERNS
BELOW MARKET PRICES.
NONE IMPORTUNED TO PURCHASE.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
an EARLY CALL REPAYs ALL
WOODWARD, LOTHROP & COCHRANE,
iva .G5 and 200 MARKET SPACE.
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RUN Down BY Row BoAT.-Last evening while
MIR. G. G. kimbalI, OF the New York Associated
Press, was out rowing In his shell on the river
he was run into by large row boat filled with
ladies and gentlemen. His shell was stove in
and he was obliged to take to the water He
swan ashore in safety.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Nessrs. Duncanson
Eros. auctloneers sold yesterday for Charles
waiter. attorney. part OF lot 9, In square $50
lrontlng % feet on 4th street, near street
southeast, with depth of 76 feet inches i'm
proved by frame dwelling, to Chas. w. Davis,
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CITY ITEMS.

IF YOUR BEAD ACHES, try LodiTe's Headache
SPECIFIC. 1t viii please you
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"RoUGH ON RATs."-.Ask druggist for It. L
clears out rats, mice, reaches, bed-buga 15c
DoX; for Washington at 4S0 Pa. avenue,
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SNAIL FrRE.-The alarm OF fire about $3.50
o'clock this morning from box No 81 was for
nre which Originated in a shed owned by Mr..
Brown, and used as a brick shed on New Jersey
avenue ara n streets southeast, and was en-
tIely consumed Loss $40,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to John
Harris and Amelia Wilson; John 81. Sis and
Mary A. MCPHERSON Of Baltimore s. B. Mote n
and S. j. Isaacs George II. Davis and Emma
Roberts; James HOban and Elise A Mitchell
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Afflicted Try ssnr Su,,n.,,

PETERSEN ALsCHwEE promise to supply at Bar
NO. the best Beer sold during the Sthuetzen-
feSt-Bergner d Ebgel'S
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IF YOU VALUE YOUR EYcsIGur. eat
i the beat 81 GLASSES Of 81. n. A
hENPLlh, tie Opt.cian, Pa. ave-,
lear ~. apis
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COAL AND WOOD.

JOHNSON BROTHERS..
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTIONS. COAL.
Full Weight. Best Quality Lou Prices.
COAL. Prompt Deliveries. WOOD.
Main ONCE, wharves, mill and depot connected
with up town offices by TELEPHONE.
With nneQualed facilities and advantages for eco
nomtcally conducting the wood and coal trade,
wharves factory, extensive store yards enabling Us
TO stock up largest When coal IL lowest; Offices
throughout the city, aud all ia immediate commu-
nication. insuring prompt attention TO orders, we
are prepared to offer to our patrons the best varie
ties OF coal at the very lowest prices.
We: insure strictly pure coal. Of 2, 90 pounds to
the ton. yOHN9ON 6ROTHE8S,
Main ONCE. mill and depot. foot Of 18th. 18th and
Sc. ~ Omces: 1907 G; NV; lila 9th p.
Nv; lAl6 7th d. NV. ana 2H Pa Nv. &C. oil j,
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> ONE PRICE

OUR IMMENSE CLOSING sALR BEFORE
STOCK TAXING STILL CONTINUES.
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"ALDERNEY WAGONS. Fresh Alderney butter
churned every morning. and delivered In 4 lbs.
WARD prints, 35c. per 10. Also, cottage
cneese, Duttermtlk and sweet milk Sc per at,
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~ HIRD IA ILY EXCTKSIoY

II q: N: LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
ESDAY EVENING. JrIY Attn
on the last and safe STEAMER CRY OF r.
nnafhAA As, Stepping AZ Marshall GS.U
haIi concert and Dancing on the s2<s<s<x11n
pcat. heireshnents al city prices Boat leaves
aetry wharf at O'clock y. n., and returns at IN
y ~; sharp. 1lckets-Adults, 25 cts children y
70 ~ years, ls cts for sale by K Moore sog 9ti
81 NV DIR. IL: V. Deapter, 400 7th at n w ana
eAGS on No rowdylsm tolerated on the boat
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Baltimore and Ohio Depot. corner New
Jer.sy Avenue and C Street.

tUaily except Sunday. fWssh' gton exp
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$500 -
SU M M ON s.

In the District Cont of the Second Judiei, -,
of the Territory of Montana, IN and ~. su y
county of Deor Lodge. '' Tue
Eliza Mead, Plaintiff
W..
Albert Mead, Defendant.
The people If the Territory OF Nontan, e..
greeting to Ain, re Mend, Defendant. wa
You are he! .by required to appear in m a..
brought against you by the above named Piaiptif
the District Cont of the Second judicial Di.,s1, e
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the UoInls
Deer Lodge, and to answer the complaint iled tbss,
wi thin ten days (excusive Of the day of saryIce' ~
tho service on You Of this summons, Il served vii
this Connty: or IL served out of this COUNTY NV
this District, within twenty days; otherwise VITA.
forty days. or Judgment ny default Will he tasss
against you according 20 the prayer Of ssid compp
this Court divorcng plaintiff ana defendant and II.
solving the honus OF mhtrimony heretofore eyIs,in'
between them aud that plaintiff have Judgment a.
her costs In this behalf EXPENDED and tor other rg
lhe grounds upon which this action Is based /. ~
on or about the goth day of September A. d lS7s !.
Deer Lodge county, NJ, T., defendant deserted ulliS
III and depal ted from this Territory without The Ia
tention OF returning.
And You are hereby notified that, II you fail Ia Al,
penr and answer said complaint as above rriSi.r,
the said Plaintiff will lake default against ,Oa ma
apply to the Court Tor the relief demanded IN NJ
prayer of plaintiffs complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of Ina
District Court Ot the Second Judicial Di,ttrt
FALL OF the Territory OF Montana, In and fr M
County Of Deer Lodge, this 10th DAY of Narrh
In the year OF our Lord QUO Thousand eIpb,
hundredand eighty. -.
ALEX. K. MAYHEM, Clerk
AIRY for Plaintiff.
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sum VI ONS.

In the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dstrlc
of the Territory of Montana. In and for the CuaGy
of Deer Lodge.
Patrick A, Largey, plaintiff,
Nathaniel L. Turner, Defendant
The people OF the Territory OF Montana send Greet
ing 10 Nathaniel l.. Turner. Defendant,
Yon are hereby required 10 appear In m action
brought against you by the above hAmed plaintiff ID
the District Court of the Second Judicial District d
the Territory OF Montana, In and for the Comfy d
Deer Lodge, aud to answer the complaint filed therein
within ten days exclusive OF the dav OF seryice a
the service en- Won OF this Summons IL served within
this County: or II served ont of this County, but
this District. within twenty days; otherwise within
forty days, or judgment by default will be akcI
against you according to the prayer of said complaint
The said action IL brOu. ut To recover OF Won til
sum of 1854, with two per cent. per month iEteres
thereon from the I'd day of December A. D. 1875
less the sum OF 500 paid thereon on the b Gay O.
March, A. d. 1878, alleged to be due and owing from
you 10 plaintiff on certain promtssory note txCcp
ted by you TO l.. ID. Porter on the Sd day Of Deem
Der A. D. 1875, for the OF 1894 and bearing inter
est at the rate OF Jer cent. per month Iron DAT
until paid, and which said note bears nm indOremen
az payment thereon IN the sum of 500, dated haJ
3, 1878 and which said note was sold, endorsed an
delivered TO plaintiff by said Porter
And YOU are hereby notified that, II you fall to ap
pear ard answer said complaint as above required til
said plaintiff win take Judgment by default sgalns
you for sad sum OF 1894, with interest thereon h
rate OF per cent per month from the 3d day Of De
cember, 1875, less the sum Of 500 paid thereon q
aforesaid, and costs OF suit.
Given under my hand and .he Seal of the Dsstc
Court OF the Second judicial District d tb
Territory of Montana, IN and for the Counl
TsEALl of Deer Lodge this 26th day of February i
the wear or our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and eighty.
SrEruES DEwoLFE, Atty for Plaintiff. &sa
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Few -hsy Feed a rr.raa Dcrna.

This being an age OF indiscretions, re-
marks the Idrtsian, we are almost bound
to be indiscreet. For the benefit, therefore,
of future cantratrices We will reveal Ia
PATHS diet. When she wakes up IN the
morning she drinks cup Of chocolate.
This habit is invariable. On days when
she has not to sing she eats heavily of I'M
derdone meat She has, too, strong lik-
ing for certain garlic soup. which has
been invented especially for her by AN in
genious cook. On days when she sings la
Patti breakfasts at ii on eggs and meat,
with Bordeaux wine and seltzer water.
This In the only serious meal she eats until
after the performance, when she sups. On
her singing days la Patti does not dine.
After breakfast she retires TO her room and
sleeps for couple Of hours. About p.
m. she dresses. takes q rice, then returns
home and practices 1t the piano for an
hour. Before going to the theatre she
drinks q consommc. This bygienic system
il scrupulously observed by Ia Patti. We
may add another detail. She never opens
her mouth until she has taken her choco.
late; she then tries her voice by calling
Caro- her bambermsid, with all her pow
or. The servants OF the house have mot
on this detail. They say Of la Patti:
"Qnand ellie appeile Care ellie fait trcm-
bier les Wires"
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In the District Court OF the Second Judicial District
of the Territory OF Montana, In and for the eoani
of Deer Lodge.
Harriet X Ran. Plaintiff,
" ..HH
John r. Ryan, Defendant.
Tho people OF the Territory Of Montana send greet
ing to John +. Ryun, Defendant,
You are hereby required to appear In an action
hrough. against YOU by The above named Plaintiff, 10
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dsttc VI
the Territory of Montana, In and for the county d
Deer Lodge and to answer the complaint hlgd therein
within ten days exclusye OF the day OF serviee ser
the service on you of this summons, II served within
this county; or II served ont of this county hut ~
this district, within twenty days; otherwise WHINE
forty days; or judgment by default viii be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said complaint
The SAID action Is brought to obtain the decree Of
said Court dissolving the bonds OF matflmony
heretofore and now existing between
plaintiff and defendant and for other and iarlhvl
relief. The grounds upon which this action J. based
Is the wilfn dcsertion OF plaintiff by defendant on
the 18th day of April 1879, and Defendants absehe
from Montana Territory, without the intention D, w.
turning since the 18th day Of May, 1879
And you are hereby notified TINT II You fall to az
pear and answer said complaint ~ above reuaind
the said plaintiff will take default against YOU aad
apply t0 the Court for the relief demanded III llu
prayer Of plaintiffs complaint.
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the Dlslles
q Court of the Second judicial pi'uE'
Of the Territory Of Montana, N
II. s. aud for the County OF Deer Lodge, THIS Sa
i. day of March In tael year Of our L@a
one thousand eight hundred and eighty
GEO w. IRWIN, H., Clerk,
PATRICK TALENT, Attorney Tor Plaintiff. ooSN
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Eow GIRLS 60 70 SLEEP.
OR RATHER, HOW THEY KEEP EACH 9TH
Err AWAKE WHEN RUNNING TOGETHER.
Lippincoti's Magazine.

Lippncotts Magazine.
We have wandered ont under the moonlit
larches and we all talked and laughed at
nothing, in that silly happy way that young
people have. We told riddles and sung
the old college songs till finally Sleep, with
his bright colored mantle Of dreams, called
us, aud we retired TO what we fo1dly sup
posed would be repose. But il you have
ever occupied room with Six girls you
will know that sleep is not always TO be
obtained at once. One young lady was an
hour and nalf by the clock III brushing
and braiding her hair, 10 cleaning and pol
ishing her finger nails, in running piece
of silk floss between each pair Of her thir-
ty-two teesh, in polishing each one with a
little stick and some powder, 10 giving
them vigorous brnshirg with soap and
water. In washing her hands and IN apply
ing glycerine to them, in pntting on good
wash for the complexion. In reading her
Bible, in kissing everybody good right and
In getting into her hammock, which every
one.who he's ever tried il knows is work
OF time. just as We thought we were al
most asleep she recoliected that she had
not taken her nux vomica, and she argued
q long time with another young lady to
try to get her to take nux vomica. quoting
at length from DR.. Pluto and other eminent
homeopathic physicians 20 prove that she
and everybody else needed nux vomica oc-
casionally. When, TO get peace, the poor
girl had swallowed the globules, we thought
that she had earned repose, but then an
other young woman remarked in cheerful
tone that she was cold and one OF the win
dows must come down. This occasioned
what seemed TO the sleepy ones an endless
controversy. as somebody else was 'barn-
ing up with heat " and wanted another one
opened. This was finally settled. Every
body WAS quiet for ut least five minutes.
and we were all at length giving up to
"tired natures sweet restorer," s.hen
suddenly an awful sound was heard. A
great weight feel violently upon the bare
floor. and the shrek Of woman broke
upon the midnight air, and quick questions
and ordinations we're heard. A light
was struck and 1t was discovered that not
robbers and murderers were upon NJ, but
that somebody's hammock had broken
down. This was RECONSTRUCTED, and again
W addressed ourselves to persuading Nor
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Henry d. Hauser. plaintiff,

Henry d. Hauser. plaintiff,
Solomon solberger, Daniel Jaeger, and Samuel W.
Atkins defendants.
10 BE- sold at Sheriffs SALE ut O'Clock. p m Tues
day March 80, 1880 In font of the sherhs chce ~
Butte City, county Ut Deer Lodge NJ. r., nndtf
and by virtue OF an execution In the above entitled
cause, issued om out the District Court Of the Sec
0nd Judicial District OF Montana Territory, In and
for the county OF Deer Lodge. the following described
property, to-wit: All the tight. title and interest o.
the defendants, either OF them or which they hsd
on the 18th day of November A. d is79in and TO ne
following property Lot No seven t7l In block tHn'
tyeight t2sl, and lot No. thirteen ial 10 block sx
teen 16 snd lots Nos eleven III and twelye ll2l 10
block fourteen I14l and lot No. ten tl0l IN bnek
twelve (121 and lots Nos. three [8l aid four III u
block thirty-two ta2l In the town OF Butte MonIsna
Territory. according to the official plat and sur'e
thereof now on Ale In the County Recorders ohcr OF
Deer Lodge county, 7.
Also an Undivided one third interest In the Ma,a
quartz lode located November I'd and recorded ~
yember 4th, A. ID. 1875, In book IT, page 1T6, In lhe
County Recorders Office. Of the anove named county
aud Territory all of which said property Is stnnpu
In said Deer Lodge County, M. IT,, and levied upon
az the property OF defendants.
Dated this 3D. day OF March, A. ID. 1880
. s9.. JAMES s. MCAs DREWS,
Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, N. T.,
BY Lou p, sMITH Under Sheriff. 55I-td
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SIIERIFFS SALE.

George L. Passage ct al. plaintiffs. john NJ SACK
pole. defendant.
To be- sold at Sherff's Sale Mt O'Clock p. N, 81
nrday March 20 1850, IN 'front.' OF the Sheriff omss
In the tpwn of Butte and county Of Deer Lodge W.
It., under and by virtue oil execution In tbs aoo
entitled Cause issued from ont ihI District court =
the Second judicial District Of Montana Territory "
and for the county of Deer Lodge, tho following ~
scrtbed property, to-wit. The undivided oneIopIssa
M OF the east eleven hundred [l0Ol linear isft ~
and aiopg and upon the Gem = quartz lode cn
with surface ground fifty 1901 feet In width on ~
side OF the centre Of sad lode. situated about wv
third X OF one mile southwestcrly from the epie
quartz mill AFRO the undivided One,foutth NJ
the east eleven hundred tl00 linear feet IN ava a ,
and npon the |" Monntain sprIng au.rtz l0fe MN
ing claim, with surface ground nifty 1901 q ~ Ns
ON each side vi the centre uf raid lode and snasu
ehout half way between the Gem lode and inc .lpp s
mill together with eli the improvements ana aPP ss
tcnances thereto belonging or IN anywise @
Also all ore. or gold or silyerbeafing qualtE ~ ~ ~
ana upon said mines or ON the dumps of safI@ al
said mines being and consisting of one hnndieu en-
twenty 1901 tons more or less MI OF which sa Ts
erty being In Summit Valley mining dislrel, a III
Lodge county, NJ. T. and levied upon rs the pfops''
OF defendant
dated this 25th day OF February, A. d. 1sso
I3 JAMES =. MoANDRENs, n
Sheriff of Deer Lodge County, M !,
By THOMAS McrAsUE, Deputy Sheriff. oa0F''
The above sale Ii postponed until "Wednesday, wy
3'st day of March, A. ID 1880, at the same nouf N'
place. JAMES y. McaNDREWs, p
Scott Sheriff Of Deer Lodge County, NJ :.
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AN ovERwoRKED JUDGES REsIa-
NATION.

Judge Logan 4. Bleekley. Of the Georgia supreme
Conrt cent HE resignation 10 Governor CoiQut lew
tays ago ,ing the letter with the following
verses which. he informed the Governor. had been
+" duly entered upon the minutes Of the Court
IN THE MATTER OF REsT-BLEcKLEy J.
Rest for the hand and brow and breast,
For fingers. heart and brain!
Rest and peace a long release,
From labor and from pain;
Pain Of doubt, fatigue, despair
Pain Vt darkness ever, where,
And seeking light In vain
Peace and rect are they the best.
For mortas here below?
Is soft repose from work and woes
A bliss for mon to know
Bliss OF time Is bliss of toll;
No bliss but this, from sin and SOIL
Docs God permit to grow.
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tied this a5th day OF February, A. d. 1880.
administrators Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the undersg sNs S
~ ministrator OF the estate OF Edmund kshs "a,
deceased, will on Saturday the 24th day Of Apfh IN
the court house, In the town OF Deer Dodge - " W
Lodge county. Montana Territory, sell u pnhle al
tion IT, he highest bidder for cash, W, o. ~
the following described real estate a. may ~ w
Lot No tweny-three fa3l In block No ~, iour
Ia and lots Nos. one I'll two. I'D tnrer tai TN
t4l i've, Isl six, t6l sevsn III eipni, III sar
I4il ali In Butte CITY, Deer Dndg0 county Mohs NJ
Territory according to The official plat and raI ne
the town of Butte now on fle IN the oh',s .a,ana
County Recorder OF Deer Lodge county, w. i, az
Territory. This ssle is made In pufsnsner ss,h;eci
order OF the Probate court duiY made aud Y ia
to tho confirmation Of the Probate court y :.
TIMOTHY KENNEDY. A..
Administrator Of the estate ii Edmund Kennsds' =
coased. Ill.
NsrsA IA. isss, nea
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believe In a personal DEVIL, said Mr..
Moody, at revival meeting held In re-
mote western city. /" That's true, that's
true--you're right there, stranger" said
m old farmer, rising from his seat In bis
earnostDess. Wbereupon calm-faced,
placid looking woman rose from the other
end Or the pew, took him BY the ear and
led him slowly out, and the assembly knew
then, for the first time, that the old nan' d
mind was filled with domestic thoughts In
stead Of the hereafter.
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pheus to knit up our sleeve "f oar. which
by this time was very much raveled INDEED
Ten minutes of utter quiet passed away
nothing was heard but the gentle breathing
OF the sleepers when the sfiectionate girl,
turning over, called out, Well, I'm going
to sleep good night, everybody"
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Alias Summons.

In the District couit OF the Second Jus,o,,,,
OF the Territory of Montana In aud fnr M. Istfe
of Deer Lodge. ''o County
Vim. d. Flowers, Plaintiff.
vs.
William j. Hynes, Defendant
The people OF the Territory OF Moatau, ..,,
ing to William j. lynes, Defendant get
You are hereby required To appear IN an
brought against you by the above named niaI action
In the District Court of the Second JudicI w. II
of the Territory Ut Montana, IN aud for m. ppsht
OF Deer Lodge, and ~ answer the co,nnI.is oally
therein within ten days, [exclusive OF the a hu
vice, after the service OH you OF tbi. sny " Sc.
served within this county or, II served M, oas. Il
county, but in this district within twenty dsw tel.
wise within forty daJs, or judgment viii X othrf-
against you according 10 the prayer of said Htn
The said action is brought to recover iho "'pAHl.
ninety [g0j dollars with interest thereon ~ Jun o.
OF ten per cent per annum from the 18th aas e iae
gust 1916, and costs of suit said sum ia I VI Ag-
be due and owing from defendant 10 n,,n,tssged To
account for money In said sum of so on ~, on Al
day of August, 1876 at the town OF utnn, 18Th
Deer Lodge county, NJ. T. SHland,
And you are hereby notified that, II you fan :,
pear and answer said complaint rs above r.oni ap
said plaintiff will take default and iudpmsn The
you tor said sm OF 500, with interest NJ iha an.,
ten per cent. per annum from the 18th day az e Of
1876 and tor costs. angus,
Given under my hand and The
District Court OF the Second JuIict,I ~ ~, " The
of the Territory OF NJ ntana, Ia and p,l''rtel
IL. =. County of Deer Lodge, this iith W ~ The
March, in the year Of our Lord, one .ho uM q
eight hundred and eighty. 'u'usahd
GEO. w. IRWIN, IL, c,.,.
Sanders & Cullen. Attys for Plaintiff. ts IN
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Each package CORTLAND Or sanfor's fianrove hal.
ing Tube, with u fuuse IN AL cases. Price,
&l.D0 For bale by all Wholesale aud Retail Druggists
throughout the United States WEEKS n POTTER,
General Agents ard Wholesale DraRCstt Boston Mass.